Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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In the eighth grade we entered High School with a vague sense of responsibility and understanding. As we passed up through the grades our feelings broadened and matured. We began to develop our own dehnite personalities. We learned to be independent, to make decisions on our own. With the help and encourage- ment of our teachers we have widened our Helds of interest and chosen the paths which we are to follow in later life. We hope that as you read our Remin- iscence for 57 it will recall pleasant memories, for we consider our High School years among the happiest of our lives. ffl fl . xHRQ!S0l Zin flllltmnriam CAROLE M. SHERNOFF Her name, immortal in the memory of her friends Will again bring back her laughter and her smile The happiness she gave to everyone she knew Will not be forgotteng it lives in every thought. 3 ' To You, M11 Fuller In appreciation of the unselfish time and effort which you have' given to us, we, the Class of '57 dedicate our Rem- iniscence to you, Mr. Paul Fuller. As our class sponsor you helped us through thick and thin, and without your guid- ance our yearbook would never have be- come a reality. You helped to make our five years at Harrison High a big success and to you we give our most sincere thanks. Administration and Faculty X Board of Education: Frederick L. Marshall, Jr., Jack Schleman, Joseph A. Vassallo, President, Leo T. Delaney, Anthony V. Sisca, M.D. MR. LOUIS M. KLEIN Superintendent of Schools 6 MR. ALEXANDER L. ARNING To the Class of l957: ic -ce aux.. MARY E. LALLY, B.S., M.A. Guidance Q Principal will you ever forget the rumbling bulldozers, the groaning steam shovels, or the dynamite blasts in the midst of a class discussion or a serious assembly program? Your senior year is an important one in the history of Harrison High School. These noises we hear are evidences of progress - national progress - more adequate facilities for a rapidly growing school population. The important element in progress, however, is not machines but man's God-given mind. It is here that progress is conceived and from here that it is directed. What will your mind conceive and direct? Will it make the world better? I'm sure it will. My best wishes to all of you. Sincerely yours Qmlai-UMA Alexander L. Arning Principal -1 I 7 PHILIP V CASTELLI, B.S., M.S Guidance Q i BERNARD AUERBACH A.B., M.S. Chemistry, Biology, English 9 Did you have your hreakfast this morning? I , DANIEL ALEXANDER HELEN BENNETT B.S., M.A. A.B., B-5- Physics, Earth Science, General Science Head of English Dept. Take outside sean! For sure, no minutes bring us more content, Than those in pleasing, useful studies spent. -Pomfrot 'Only two at a tahle! GLADYS H. CHAMBERLIN B,A., M.A. French 1, 2, 3 The next 1,000 words are for tomorrow. GEORGE Wi BRIGGS B.S., M.Ed. World History I want the nonsense stoppedfu JOHN M. CAPIK B.S., M.A. Bookkeeping 1, 2, Ofhce Practice, Busi ness Math Let's have it quiet! ,if if Ml ZW HANNAH CHURCHILL English 12 He who doex not read good book: it no better than be who cannot. PAT RICHARD CONTARDI CHARLES F. DAWSON U B.s., M.A. B.s. MUSIC h Art, Mechanical Drawing 'Take ff home and Pflwflfe- People, may I have a few minute: of your time? Who climbs the grammar tree, distinctly knows Where noun, and verb, and participle grows. -Kipling fa. fiimzlii ' A L lkr ' K ' 1, f1rif'g3 , K 1,. , if ag 1 1 21 be L Vfq.?E1Y' ltil. A tlrrr if 'Tii13g,25ii.,7' 4 - ffm' ff ilijifigqlifig ?fEf'L,w sw : z . ' 1 17? C 1 flirt , a rVh'l' j Q -f i i'i, - ' 'LF MADELINE DICKEY Homemaking B.S., M.Ed. Now, girIJ. ANTOINE'I'l E COLOCCIA M.A. Spanish You'1'e gona! 9 JAMES C. ELDREDGE A.B., M.A. Latin, Chairman of Citizenship, Educa tion Department Cicero woala'n't put it that u,'ay. ' EDITH DI PACE B.A., M.A. Now let's not kid ourselves . . . fo 5 ' -ar . nv H14 X :yin X, Q! iii H 'F sd!! ini! .gh Vu JOSEPH FIGLIOLA PAUL FULLER B-A-, MA- B.A., M.A. English 10 . Driver Ed., Health and Safety, Audio Rememlfeff 50 Pom!! off for Visual Coordinator I LL, fragments. With various readings stored his empty skull, Learn'd without sense, and venerahly dull. C hurchill it MARY LOU FEELEY School Nurse B.S., R.N. How do you feel? EDWARD GARRITY B.S., M.A. Elementary Algebra You have to study. 'I0 Keep that clutch down! ANNE M. DONLEY Physical Ed. You have 3 minutes girls! :Fill .. J 1 HUGH HALSEY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Intermediate Algebra, Math 12, Sr-lid A Geometry Now lake that point over there . . . ALFRED P. GOLDWATER ROBERT HAVINGTON B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Citizen Education Head of Math Dept., Plane Geometry Knock it off. ' How many know? . Mr-4 M we Genious has limitationsg Stupidity is boundless. -Russell f'l -an , ELLEN B. HUBEL B.S., M.A. Head of Business Dept., Typewriting, Advanced Typewriting You're not with me, clan. IRVING H. RANDEL A.B., M.A. Science, Biology Be quiet clan! ll English OTTO HEDDERICG A.B., M.A. 9 Quiet down now! MARGARET M. RICHARDS B.S., M.A. General Science, Math 8, General Math The girl: do mort of the talking. DANIEL VAN LEUVAN A.B., A.M. Citizenship Ed., English 8 Stop the talking now! LEWIS MILTON B.A., A.M. English lJn't that nice and morbid? For all sad words of tongue or pen, ARMANDO SCILINGO B.S., M.A. Professional Diploma, Music COrchestraJ Sound your A'J. ' The saddest are these: It might have been. Whittier I an . tt- - Film ,, 3 , We 'i c lli' eirr ' W' tl I K. ,,.1.: .,,,,,,!.,,,, ,. . J ilt I 7 Ii I I I I Q MATILDA Risou f MJ A Q B.S., M.A. I fy Shorthand 1, 2, Transcription, Sec. 1 f , ft i 9 J 5 STANLEY WAFFLE Industrial Arts Put away the toolf, boy.r. 12 Practice Now in the hzuinerr office . . . NELLIE STEPHENS B.S., MA., Ph.D. Speech, Dramarics, Sponsor - Football Players, junior and Senior Plays Put .rome life into it. ' G if 9 , , , N 1 . 'lf , ,gif . . '1 - v A , . is S ,, ALEXANDER YOUNG B.S., M.A. Physical Education Shake il off. mn! GUIDO ZAMBARNARDI B.S., M.S. Introduction to Business, Salesmanship, Bus. Management, and Law HY! :ee?!l E 13 QV 9+ JOSEPHINE PORTER Matron if 'T Ji l.. Ojice Staff Left to right: Mrs. Sally Srraface, Mrs. Frances Contrata, Mrs. Mary Fallani, Miss Agnes Murtagh, Mrs. Ursula Tire-lla. Custodial Stab! Left ro right: Mr. Daniel DelVec- chio, Mr. Frank Sandonaro, Mr Frank Calandruccio, Mr. james Cal- andruccio, Mr. joseph Maierra. Unclerclassmen 1:0 'Qin WXKXWN ag mn f 'vw junior Class Ojicers Vice President A,.. . ..,....,,..... ..,...., . A Neal Ferris Secretary ,. . .,.,. ...,. L iclia DiBeridino President ., ....,. Peter Rosenbaum ep junior Council Row 1: Gwen Miller, Josephine Valentino. Row 2: Arthur Klein, Linda Ginsberg, Marilyn Moclugno. Row 3: Thomas LeGrazie, Roger Stone, Kenneth Schwartz. RSE' E 3 W1 -I I 1 1 5, Sw :fig M N Q R5 is Sophomore Class Oyficers Secretary .........................,...,..,.....A....A.... Irene Pschor President .........,,... ..,. , Michael Bisceglia Vice President ........ ...... A lfred Aragona A if tu.. fn if .vw-uk, Sophomore Council Row 1: Angela Figliola, Brenda Bernstein. i Row 2: Vivian Cotroneo, john Semac, Susan Robins. Row 3: Richard Osterer, Michael Green. i Row 1: Lynn Gray, Susan Keller, Sue Ellen Friedlancl, Ann Julian, Sally Elson, Sue Kaplan, Barbara Gulli, Myrtle Freeman, Angela Hadjstylianos, Carolyn Giovannetti, Mr. Otto Heddericg. Row 2: Estelle Hoehn, Angela Figliola, Suzanne Fuld, Marilyn French, Rosalba Gasparrinni, Joel Hevesi, Linda Haber, Virginia Ellis, Kathleen Harrison, Phyllis Erickson. Row 3: Harry Eldridge, James Edwards, Nicholas Jennings, Stephan Elliott, James Dunne, Vito Iezzi, Michael Green, Allan Elin, Philip Gurian. Row 4: Stewart Hirschhorn, David Haines, Santo Galletra, Ronald Kaczynsky, Ronald Glassman, Peter Eisenberger, Norman Golden, Lawrence Hillel, Mark Gasarch. Row 1: Ellen Mazzullo, Jennie LaFreda, Patricia Lasky, Joyce Lancia, Joanne Pugliese, Alis Krell, Mr. Alfred Goldwater. Row 2: Paula Naprstek, Gail Polsky, Vivian Kroner, Irene Pschorr, Maria Marcone, Carol Pease, Lorraine Mulinare. Row 5: Robert Kuller, John Puccella, William Pugliese, William Lent, Peter Pezzella, Harold Lippman, Richard Osterer, Row 4: Anthony Querica, Eric Litt, Thomas Muollo, Henry Maruottolo, Louis Pope, Latimer Maginess. 20 Row 1: Linda Arcara, Toby Adler, Penny Axelrod, Elma Adler, Ruth Cohen, Diana Bilorta, Sandra Beclcelman, Mr, Guido Zambernardi. Row 2: Mary Ann Colangelo, Sylvia DelDuca, Patricia Aletti, Rosalie Aletti, Donna Baker, Brenda Bernstein, Susan Berdon, Esther Basso, Vivian Cot- roneo. Row 3: Bruce Cohen, William Adelaar, David Allen, Michael Bisceglia, James Bulakowslci, Anthony DiPietro, Alfred Aragona, John Chater, Richard Apfel. Row 4: William Ballone, Frank DePalo, Vincent Castelli, Neil DePasquale. Michael Defelice, Dennis Citarella, David Bard, Charles Benerote, Richard DiBisceglia, Row 1: Mary Ann Yusi, Sandra Sarlo, Theresa Scelia, Marie Sloat, Linda Rosenstock, Lois Wiederschall, Susan Robins, Geraldine Stroh, Mr. James Eldredge. Row 2: Judith Waiters, Sandra Weir, Mary Alice Ryan, Rose Ann Sisca, Marybett Schick, Camilla Sposato, Karen Stenbo, janet Rubner, Donna Tutian, Edith Ranulo. Row 5: Herbert Vartabedian, Robert Ruben, Steven Walsey, Patricia Tolchin, jo Ann Velapoldi, Naomi Zimmerman, john Simack, Richard Scelia, Alan Silverstone, George Voersch, Row 4: Paul Ripps, Mitchell Ross, Carmen Sinedaliere, Ben- jamin Sposaro, William Summits, Louis Spizzirro, Pasquale Truscello, Peter Schor, Robert Sunray, Clifford Tamis. fi., 5 P ff: aim me 'tif' X '3 Freshman Class Oyfcers Pauline Jacobson, Secretary Charles Seligson, President Frances Fredrick, Vice President Freshman Council Row l: Frances Frederick, Charles Seligson, Pauline Jacobson. Row 2: Norma Brunner, Ellen Signorelli. Row 3: Joanne Mascari, Patricia Holzman, Anita Palazzola. 22 Row l: jo-Ann Sanders, Ann Rosenthal, Betsy Ross, Susan Schwartz, Barbara Roth, Margaret Scheckter. Row 2: Lenore Savage, -lane Rogull, Babette Rosenthal, Rita Rosenblum, Ellen Sig- norelli, jo-ann Scelia, janet Gully, Phylis Robustelli, Patty Quaranta. Row 5: Vincent Roberts, john Siegel, Edward Siegel, Charles Seligson, Richard Scoli, Mr. Charles Dawson. Row 4: Steven Prince, Phyllis Reda, Kenneth Robins, Douglas Root, Harvey Schwartz. Row l: Geraldine Brock, Mary 'Io Bisceglia, Norma Brunner, Irene Alerti, 'lane Brunner, Judith Alexander, Patricia Carino, Barbara Basis, Miss Hanna Churchill. Row 2: -Iudy Bernstien, Mary Buonsante, Phylis Baxter, Georgiana Camardella, Constance Califano, Marie Castelli, Louise Bas- lcind, Savarina Aloisi. Row 3: Frank Batto, Robert Aphel, james Antkies, Peter Blackmen, Kenneth Belsey, Andrew Castellano, Daniel Carpiniello, Michael Ballone. Row fl: George Choffletti, Paul Buer, Rodney Carr, joseph Bisbano, joseph -I. Bisbano, Ernest Calcagni, Michael Bender. Row 1: Barbara Miller, Alex Litt, Cathleen Pariser, Sara Lubitz, Lida Naprstek, Kate Teihbold, Elizabeth Lux. Row 2: Joyce Marino, Patricia Mohr, jo-Ann Mascari, Olivia Martino, Priscilla Manning, Carol Mc Gee, Pearl-Ann Le Sara, Anita Palazzola. Row 3: Bany Mieburg, Augustini Mascuilli, Beverly McCalle, Rose Ann LeLung, Eileen Mont, Marion Muollo, Margaret Metcalf, Rita Piscono, Steven Patchen. Row 4: Thomas Mineri, Richard McCurdy, Ronald Tolson, Richard Oppenheim, Alan Newlander, Richard Palazzolo, Barry Lewin, john Pavlik, Roger Palley. Row 1: Lynn Forster, Ann Gellis, Judy Friedman, Susan, Fuchsberg, Antoinette Cunniffe, Livia DeNicola, Elizabeth Geizmat, Mr. Daniel Alexander. Row 2: Elizabeth Drummond, Helen Cun- niffe, jean Fioretti, Marianne Fiore, Diane Fiore, Marilyn Finn, judith Dodge. Row 3: Ralph DellaCrosse, Carol Cohen, Irene Furiato, MaryLow DiBeradino, Carol DeVico, Katherine Clark, Frances Frederick, Ralph DeFelice. Row 4: David Field, Francis Figliola, james Forlano, john Dreyfus, Louis DiBiccari, Charles Gibbons, Hans Fischer, Frank Fiore, Neil Clareman. K. 3,1 ' H 3 A f': A C4 ,Q x N 'Q W X ek we Q 2 Q Q , I 4 S fwfSQi1 , 5 as Q 1 E XX 5 f 1 C Q' T4 A ,kk K .ix Q . A if 'Q I vw? npnqu-pg..-. . lp Elghih Grade Xb.g7HP- Senior -as .w uf! .cd v. ....Q,p ,,. 'i1 47Y, , - rg-J. ' 4 , 4 9 N ADRIENNE AGOSTINELLI Gus College Entrance I have romething to tell you. Two dimples tack her smile in place Intramurals 9-12, G. A. A. 9-10, Red Cross 9, Soph- omore Bridge Committee, Spanish Club 10-12, junior Play Committee, junior Prom Committee, Reminiscence Staff, Maroon Murmers Business Staff 9. MARIANNA BAILY Business I wonder if 1immy'J working out there. Laugh your troubles away, Always be happy and gay. Chorus 9, 11, Archery 10, G. A. A. 11, Community Chest 11. 'T x . 1 x 'uns 1 1 -, s p. I 914.5 Qks xl X r il x, V P ' J .- ' . J s 0 I i . , . . Q - , r fl , , . bi '- 1 ' 5 F' ..,g,P A c .L . I w THOMAS ALLEN Tom College Entrance I don? think ro. He came to us a stranger, but leaves a friend. Transferred from George Washington High, San Francisco. MICHAEL BERNSTEIN Mike College Entrance I flanked that left. Hair of gold, eyes of blue, Above this all, personality, too. Entered junior Year French Club 11, Reminiscence Staff, Senior Play fCastD. ,LyZAAi,C6'!Un ' Jwwwjgrlgmw JOSEPH BISIGNANO ' oe College Entrance Now wait a minule . . . now look! Better than best in humor and fun He's always there with a suitable pun. Band 9, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Junior Marshall 10, Football 11, junior Prom fChair- man, Entertainment Commitreej, junior Play Committee, Reminiscence Staff, Senior Play Com- mittee. PAUL BLOCK Whitey College Entrance Yeah? Generosity in his heart, talent in his hands. Stamp Club 10, French Club 10-12, Current Events Club ll-12, junior Play CChairman of Setj, Sec- ond Prize in Poppy Poster Contest, 11. ALLAN BLOCK Square College Entrance I don? underrlandf' A little nonsense now and then is Relished by the best of men. Art Club fExecutive Board? 9, Certificate of Award of Art Service Program 9, Second Prize for Poppy Poster 9, Archery Club 11, junior Play Stage Set 11, mins ,ence Art Staff 11, Fren Club 12. NV 2 W.. .liflflil-A .- ,Q LINDA BRUNNER Lin Business I um Jo emlnzrra.tJed. Friendly and sweet, Cute and petite. Cheerleader 9-12 fCapt. 123, Secretary of Class 9, 10, Secretary of Homeroom 10, Intramurals 9-12, G. A. A. 9, Girls Chorus 9-10, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Sophomore Council, junior Prom Committee, junior Play Committee, Three time winner Noma Spelling Contest, Senior Council, Spanish Club 12, Reminiscence 12, Spa- ghetti Dinner Committee. JJ THOMAS BRUNNER Tom College Entrance IFJ fakuloutf' Although strangers might think that Tom is quiet, We all agree he's quite a riot. Track 10-12, Spanish Club 10-12, Sophomore Bridge Committee, junior Prom Committee, jun- ior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Senior Spaghetti Dinner Committee, Marshal Club 12, Reminscence 12. JEANNE CANGIANNI Jeanne Beans Business How Ner1f0uJ. G. A. A. 9-12, Intramurals 9-12, Maroon Murmers 12, Reminiscence, Chorus 9-10, Library Club 11-12, Jr. Red Cross. GEORGE CARLIN Chippy College Entrance Pardon me. His life consists of sports, a few girls and when absolutely necessary, he studies. Football 9-12 Cletter, all-Swiac, all-county second team, all-met second team, all-News, co-captain 127, Basketball 9-12, fletter, all-Swiac all-starsj, Track 9-12 cletterb, Golf 9-12 Cletter, all-Swiacb, Class Pres. 9-11, Mixed Chorus 9, Junior Marshall 10, Spanish Club 10-11, Sophomore Bridge Com- mittee 10, Varsity Club l1, Marshall 11-12 fChief 123, junior Prom Committee, Varsity H jacket. , THERESA CAMARDELLA Terry College Entrance I didn? Jtudy the tfocalzlflaryf' Nothing is rarer than teal goodness. Intramurals 9-11, Girls Chorus 9-10-12, G. A. A. 9-11, Sophomore Bridge Committee, junior Play Committee, junior Prom Committee, Noma Spell- ing Contest 11, Reminiscence, Library Club 12. 1 DAVID CARPENTER Elk College Entrance 'Hmmmmmmmfn ln a crowd he's seen most of all, that's because Dave is so tall. Band 9, Dance Band 9, Football 9-12 fletterb, Track 9, Basketball 10-12 fletterj, Junior Mar- shall 10, Marshall Club 11-12 fass't Chief 125, Varsity H Club 11-12, Ass't sports editor of Reminiscence 12, Varsity H Jacket. FRED CASTIGLIA Blackie College Entrance I don? wanna know nulhinf' I 1 -ML 1 M if L 6 Z JCE , JM Z4 fn f 4 J I iff! 1 Y ,,,,, ANTHONY CARPINIELLO Carpy College Entrance lVanmz go up and make a loop? A dazling personality, an athletic star, The crystal ball says -- he'll go far. Homeroom President 9-10, Class Vice President 9-10, Band 9, Football 10-12 fletterj, Baseball 10 Cletterj, Basketball 11-12, Cletterj, Sopho- more Bridge Committee, Golf 11-12, Decoration Committee of junior Prom, Marshall Club 11-12, Varsity H Club 11-12, Assistant Sports Editor of Reminiscence, Varsity H jacket. fs Give him a job to do, and it's done. Q11 Give him a game to win and it's won. V1 Baseball 9-12 Cletterj, Basketball 9-12 fletterD,-, ,1- fall-Swiacj, Football 9-12 fletterj CCon-Ed I ' awardj , Sophomore Bridge Committee, Varsity 'lk Club 10-12 fCaptain 123, Reminiscence Varsityigi 16- '-2 H Jacket. L-rex. -tick-Q t K u x f. x - fit 4-. 1 rf'X T, L W. ' f- bf-C3 at . , V C-. 1 ' AVEN CLARK Av '- Q g -L., -L., V s College Entrance , cf. wit 6 - I All I had um' an apple. H. Y - , She that lives well is learned and wise. -:M ' Girls Chorus 9-10, Orchestra 9-10, Pro and Con if- ' Club 9-10, CV. P. 107, Library Club 9, Camera t Club 9, Probationary Honor Society 9-10, Active . '., Honor Society 11-12, Intramurals 10-11, Baird 'f X Latin Contest 10, Girls beginning Tennis Club 1 ' 10, Leaders Club 11-12, junior Play 11, Junior t 7 Prom Decorating Committee 11, Footlight Player 'L 11-12 CPres. 123, Spanish Club 12, Senior Club ' 12, Reminiscence - Photographing scheduling Edi- K tor 12, Second prize Declamation Contest 11. . V . 31 s KATHLEEN CLELAND Kathy College Entrance I'll never tell. Little elves play hide-and-seek in the twinkle of her eye. Entered in junior Year, Spanish Club 11-12, In- tramurals 11-12, junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Majorette 11-12, Probationary Honor Society 11-12, Current Problems Club 12, Literary Staff Reminiscence 12, WILLIAM P. COLANGELO Willy Lump Dow anybody have some food? Full of personality, iokes and fun, yet still a smile for everyone. Entered in Sophomore Year. Varsity Football 10-12 fletterj, Varsity Track 10-12 Cletterb, J. V. Basketball 10, Varsity Bas- ketball 11-12 Cletterj, Varsity H Club 11-12, Marshall Club 11-12, Spainsh Club 12. ARLENE COHEN Arlene College Entrance Oh, I'm .ro embarmrredf' A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Girls Chorus 9, Pro and Con Club 9, Girls Tennis Club 9, Intramurals 9, 11, 12, Leaders' Club 11, 12, Junior Play Cast, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Maroon Murmurs Ed. Staff 11, 12, Current Problems Club 11, 12, Senior Play Cast, Remini- scence Literary Staff, Prob. Honor Society 11, 12. Luci W0 J' ,A V C ege dxtAncel 'VL -V Fi 1 be In meetieof -L, .JU 1 A pos! ses her kingdom. ' ' C16 mittee, Orcffesrta 91 f Pro atiopary me o C1u,b.1o-11,2911 . .A. P1ay'StaH, Archery? Club 11,, ,, fbotl 'ht rs Lte ry Slilf,JS ' x' memberulfibnlifgotiery. erligg' V 3,- co 1 I' 'A J Mur rt di- 1 1, f P' -Q ' as H I I A - , i 4 4. , J 5' -. . 4 4 BETSY CULP . Betsy College Entrance 5 I I did not! ' 4 Betsy's the girl we all admire, J She is always striving for goals that are higher. Probationary Honor Society 9-10, G. A. A. 9, Intramurals 9-11, Band 9-10, Orchestra 9, Home Room Secretary 9, Girls Chorus 10, Sophomore Council, Leaders Club 11-12, Active member National Honor Society 10-11, Mixed Chorus 11, junior Play Committee, Junior Play director, Cur- rent Problems 11. Secretary 12, French Club Sec- retary, Maroon Murmers Staff 11-12, Remini- scence Assistant Editor-in-chief. CAROL DODGE Carol College Entrance Tlaat'1 a Success is never achieved Entered in junior rent Problems French Club 1 Society. determination. I r v ,A 1, - wx In X v s ,L JW! K W f I 'Nw' BARBARA COTT Barb College Entrance I don? know a thing. Exquisite taste in manner and dress with graceful charm which all would possess. Girls Chorus 9-10, Pro and Con Club 9, G. A. A. 9-10, Spanish Club 10-12, Sophomore Bridge Committee, juior Prom Committee, junior Play Cast, Maroon Murmers ll-12, Mixed Doubler, Senior Play Committee, Yearbook Staff, CARMELA DE PALO Mela Business Oh, S0nny! In every sport she does excel, You'll find she's one who's really swell. Girls Chorus 9-10, Twirling Club 9-11, G. A.A. 9-10, Secretary 11, Intramurals 9-12, Sophomore Council, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Library Club 10, junior Council, junior Play Committee, Leaders Club 11, Vice-President 12, Senior Coun- cil, Senior Play Committee, Majorette 12, Spa- ghetti Dinner Committee, Reminiscence Business Staff, Huskiette 11, One time winner of Inter- national Noma Speeling Contest, it 0' od fl V .H 195 601 Xe ,lilly il .Af .lx .X 1 J V College Entrance I Do you have a date Saturday night? A bundle of dynamite just ready to explode. G. A. A. 9-10, Intramurals 9-12, Pro and Con Club 9, Girls Chorus 9-10, jr. Red Cross 9, Span- ish Club 10, Sophomore Bridge Committee, jun- ior Reminiscence Staff 11, junior Prom Committee 11, Reminiscence Staff 12, Cheerleader 12, Senior Play Committee. JOHN FAVA Johnny Gee that'r rotten. His pleasing character at work and play increase your liking for him each day. Football 9, 11, 12 Cletterj, Band 9 fletter 105, Orchestra, Spanish Club 10-11, junior Marshall 11, Marshall 12, Mixed Chorus 11, Archery Club 11, Varsity H Club 12. ELEANOR FIORE El Business Will .romebody pleafe drive me borne to get my mail? El's a gal with a sense of fun with her friendly smile she is nice to everyone. Intramurals 9-12, Girls Chorus 9-10, G. A. A. 9-10, Maroon Murmers Business Staff 10-11, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Spanish Club 11-12, Secretary 12, Homeroom Secretary 11-12, G.O. Representative 11-12, Award 11, junior Play Committee, junior Prom Committee, junior Coun- cil, Cheering 11-12, co-captain 12, Senior Council, Spaghetti Dinner Committee. LUCILLE FASOLA Lu Business Got any gum? Not much work, a lot of play, keeps her going throughout the day. G. A. A. 9-10, Photography Club 9, Intramurals 9, Chorus 12 . ELVIRA FIORE Vera Business Did you get it? Always gay, always merry, a very efficient secretary. Intramurals 9-12, G. A. A. 9-10, Girls Chorus 9-10, Spanish Club 10, junior Play Business Staff, Reminiscence Business Staff, G.O. Secretary 12, Three time winner International Noma Spelling Contest. Lv.Af ' D x mf! JMC 13 . UV JOAN KEISTE 4.-L fx! Joni Www, C011 e Eyullsfg y Jo excited' AfV4j'Never undeggtiafie yvljiovgitffa riadlgqgj,-Q, ri ff' fl- 7 1 I , J ,Qi J5?,?E,fe x'Stnior aroon gp nish 3 I , ,.-91' 0-J x 7 35 My JL JAMES FIORE jakie College Entrance I have no idea. His amiable character shows through like a ray of sunshine after a storm. Mixed Chorus 9, Track, G.O. Representative 9, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Intramurals 9, Football 10. Sophomore Council, Spanish Club ll-12, Presi- dent Senior Class, Marshal Club 12. VALERIE FISCHER Val Business Can I ree your noteJ? Singaway sorrow, Castaway care. G. A. A. 9-10, Intramurals 9-12, Chorus 10-12, GERALD FRAIOLI Jerry College Entrance Wanna Drug? The fastest shift around. Band 9-10, Track 9-10, Mixed Chorus 9, Intra- murals 9, Sophomore Bridge, J.V. Basketball 10, junior Prom Committee, junior-Senior Basket- ball Game 11, junior Play stage crew, Marshal Club 11-12. N' ' Xlsrux 4' 3 1 .X -'1.Qxw-l fx 1-Q 1 ,ff FJ- x.1 , C J K-5 WJJ' B fgollegextntrance 1 !,7- But --.MX N-1 Ntmn resist bm and wit! , Track 9-12 flett all 1 -12 fletterj , Band XJ5512 fl er jr. Marshal 10, Orchestra 9-11, K., ,Mars 1- 2 Ccapt. 125, Dance Band 10, Junior B31 ommittee, Probationary Honor Society 12. V 1 .E sara, -ff t 1 v '61 A hug' jx 0 9+ .22 lf, v lf.-E. .x q, Q.-jf,z 4, K 'Z . .. K' ' T ,, J , x X sri' E :Ji-.1 , X x 'Twill t , 36 N ed MICHAEL FRIEDMAN Mike College Entrance I have an old Oldrf' Every man is unique. Entered ninth grade. Track 10-12, Band 10-12, Orchestra 10-11, Chess Club 11-12, Rif1e Club 1-12, Yearbook Staff, Football 12, Spanish Club 12, Coin Club 12. s . xl . ' IU . all -if I I j! JOSEPH GASPARINO joe College Entrance What is life without a car? Football 9-12, Track 12, Spaghetti Dinner, Mar- shal 12. PETER GEISMAR College Entrance Left go to Rye. Nothing worries himg Nothing hurries him. Track 9, Pro and Con Club 9-10, junior Mar- shall, Rifle Club 9-10, Sophomore Bridge Com- mmittee, junior Play State Crew, Probationary member of Honor Society, Captain Tennis Club 11, Current Problems 11, Maroon Murmurs Edi- torial Staff 11, Sports Editor, Maroon Murmurs 12, Sports Correspondence for N. Y. Times Herald Tribune, Port Chester Daily Item 12, Assistant Photo. Ed. Reminiscence 12. EFfum BRENDA GOLDSTEIN Bren College Entrance Oh, but - She that loveth pleasure. Entered in Sophomore year, Spanish Club 10, In- tramurals 10-12, G. A. A. 10, Girls Chorus 10, Sophomore Bridge Committee, junior Prom Com- mittee, Tennis Club French Club 12, Remini- scence 12. QQ-A tang MP A HJ M 37 CAROL GIANUNZIO Fudge Business Aw, come on. A dimpled smile, a freindly heart, She's always ready to do her part. Girls Chorus 9-10, Intramurals fletter 8: numeralj 9-12, G. A. A. 9-11, Twirling Club 9-10, Sopho- more Council, junior Council, Senior Council, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Library Club 10, I-Iuskietre 11, Prom Committee, junior Play Com- mittee, Noma Award 11, Leaders' Club 12, Senior Play Committee, Spaghetti Dinner Committee, Secretary of Reminiscence nad Business Staff. 49- 0 J.. yy If RICHARD GRIMM P7 X- ' Rich College Entrance ll hal homework do we have tonight? A handsome face, a boyish grin, Some girl's heart he's sure to win. Football 9-12, Track 9-12, Baseball 9, Intramurals 9-10, junior Marshall Club 11-12, Capt. 12, jun- ior Play Stage Crew, Junior Prom Committee, Spanish Club 11, junior-Senior Basketball Game 11, Reminiscence 12. Vu xl' 3s,f' ii. ,iifl f I x lf LOOMIS J. GROSSMAN jay College Entrance Yeah A great mind becomes a great fortune. Band 9-11, Pro and Con Club 9-10, Photography Club 9, Probationary Honor Society 9-12, Dance- band 11, Tennis Club 10, junior Marshall Club 10-11, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Certificate of Merit on Cancer Essay 10, Current Problems Club 11-12, Reminiscence 11-12, Senior Play Cast, Marshall Club 12. gif. PATRICIA GURIAN Pat College Entrance My hem if ripped. The world will go on and on, but I won't interfere. G. A. A. 9, Girls Chorus 9, Intramurals 9-12, Spanish Club 12, Senior Play Committee, Re- miniscence 12. 917' ,yb P PATRICIA GUILIANO Pat College Entrance Wbat??? Fond of fun and fond of joys. Orchestra 9-12, Intramurals 9-12, Girls Chorus 9-10, G. A. A. 9-10, Spanish Club 10-11, junior Council, Drill Squad 11, Sophomore Bridge Com- mittee, junior Prom Committee, Junior Play Committee. WILLIAM HAIGHT Billy Business FIAMVII Billy is short, he may never grow high, But he'll catch a girl with that gleam in his eye. Photography Club 9, Sophomore Bridge Commit- tee 10, Track 10, Mixed Chorus 11, jr. Prom Committee 11, Archery Club 11, junior Marsall Club 11. Marshall Club 12, Spaghetti Dinner 12. 'f A . I f X, . A DONALD HILLEL Don College Entrance Got any gum? He possesses enough character and ambition for several men. Pro and Con Club 9-10, Baseball 9, Probationary Honor Society 9-12, Sophomore Bridge Commit- tee 10, Maroon Murmers 10-12 CEd. 125, Rifle Club 10-11, Footlight Players 10, Junior Prom Committee, Current Problems Club 11-12, Span- ish Club 11-12, Football 11, Homeroom Rep. 12, Reminiscence Ass't Ed., Literary Staff, Cancer Es- say Honorable Mention 10, Poem published in book of American Poetry Association 11. 'FWS F 5 f R ARD Rich UO , funny is a Club Players Cast ALBERT HEAL Hercules College Entrance I don? know. Calm and quiet in his youth, Never boisterous or uncouth. Photography Club 9, Band 9-12 lletterl, Pro- jectionist Club 9-10, Stamp Club 9, junior Mar- shall Club 11, junior Prom Committee, Latin Club 12, Orchestra 12, Reminiscence 1Ass't. Art Ed.J, Cancer Poster Contest fHon. Ment.J, B Rating in Music Festival 11. EMILY HONIGSBERG Emily College Entrance Oh, darn it! Silence is the mother of truth. Library Club 9-10, G. A. A. 9-11, Intramurals I0-ll, Sophomore Bridge Committee 10, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Reminiscence Art Staff 12. 'll ' wo. 5-Pm bl-.ow-our lwv:1,e.9 ev ' vw 5:5055 '- O+.:fL.:l3'W we 1 I 1 VICTOR HORTON Wick Hi, doll. If a car comes zoming and knocks you down, You'1l know that Vic's again in town, Band 9-10, Qletterj Certincate, Projection Club 9-12, Qcertificatej Basketball 9-10, Baseball 9-10, Junior Marshall 11, Junior Play Stage Crew 11, junior Prom Committee ll, Marshall 12. agwtly - ' JV PAUL KANZER Pablo College Entrance We're having a text! Skill is stronger than strength. Pro and Con Club 9-10, Probationary Honor So- ciety 9-12, junior Marshall Club 9-10, Baerd Memorial Latin Contest 10, Hon. Mention West- chester County Cancer Essay Contest 10, Current Problems Club 11-12, Maroon Murmurs Edit. Staff 11, Junior Prom Committee, Ass't. Editor of Maroon Murmurs 12. Active member Honor Society 12. SL. f ALICE JUSTO Al College Entrance IV: all in a day? work. Smiling eyes and oh so sweet, her friendliness can't be beat. Entered junior year, Intramurals 11-12, Junior Play Stage Crew 11, Junior Prom Committee, Chorus 12, Library Club 12, Senior Play Stage Crew. SANDRA KINARD Sandy Business nHi LH In school she's quiet and demure, But outside, well, we're not too sure. Entered in junior year, Intramurals 11-12, Jun- ior Play Cast, Huskiettes 11, Senior Play Com- mittee, Reminiscence 12. BARBARA KIRSCHENBAUM Barb College Entrance I don? klIOIl'H The purest and sweetest that nature can yield. Entered in Sophomore year, Intramurals 10-12, Girls Chorus 10, Tennis Club 10-11, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Reminiscence 11-12, Maroons Murmurs Business Staff 11-12, Junior Play Cast, junior Prom Committee, Spanish Club 11, Leaders Club 12, Senior Play Committee, Spaghetti Din- ner 12. T2 f'ci.'f'e - ' KEN1zyQLb1dicK1E.f..,.,... 1 4... fafipe -fd Core 'CBIIIQUCC rf I Ike! ' :Ent rarely A A 6 Ken bdliys on tl'L-g9,'f'f 015 his fri ndly smile w all know. Pho b 9 Sophom r ' e Commit- tee, unior MarshalA0, Span Cl 0-11, jun- ior Play Committee, junior Pr Committee Marshal's Club 11-12, Senior PlaygSelection Com: mittee, Senior Council, Yearbook Staff 12. NOAH W. KLEIN No College Entrance Tell Given to hurry up. The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Honor Society 9, Pro and Con 9-10, Proiectionist Club 9-12, Baseball 9, 10, 12, Freshman Council, Sophomore Council, Senior Council, junior Play Committee, G.O. 11, V. Pres. 12, Pres. Spanish Club 12, Spanish Club 10-12, Active Honor Society, Pres. IRENE LANZETTA I Business A smile for all she sees, Sincere in her aim to please. G.A.A. 9-10, Intramurals 9-10, Girls' Chorus 9- 10, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 10, Drill Squad 11-12, Mixed Chorus 12, Senior Play Committee. V 1 .1 fu i ,JA P ff 1 VITO LaRUSSO Billy College Entrance Haw, Haw Quiet and unassuming, But always sincere. Football 9-12, Cletterj Baseball 9-12, Cletterb Marshall Club 12. 4' if . . U ,w JOHN LOEFFLER Goose College Entrance Gee, I don? know. The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Band 9-11, Cletterj junior Marshall Club 10-11 junior Play Committee, Current Problems Club 121 Stage Manager Senior Play, Yearbook Staff 12. Q PATRICIA LINDEROTH Patty College Entrance Ola Gee A blooming personality, A beaming smile, In every way she is versatile. Red Cross Club 9, Pro and Con Club 9-10, Stamp Club 9, Probationary Honor Society 9-11, Active 12, Intramurals 9-12, Library Club 9, Orchestra 9-10, Girls' Chorus 9-10, Current Problems 11, President 12, Leaders Club 11-12, French Club 11-12, Tennis Club 11, junior Prom Committee Maroon Murmurs Editorial Staff 12, Reminiscence Special Features, Co-Editor 12. nr .A , PATSY LOIACONO Pat College Entrance Tis better to be small and shine, Than to be big and cast a shadow. Band 9-12, Student Council 9-10, Pro and Con Club 9-10, Baseball 9-10, Sophomore Bridge, Sophomore Council, Junior Marshall Club 10-11, Cheerleader 11, French Club 11-12, Representative to W.C.A.S.C. 11-12, Current Problems Club 11- 12, junior Council, Junior Play Stage Manager, 11, President 12, G.O. Vice Murmurs Staff Reminisc i rial Staff, ga ,M-4 X MARGARET MAURO Peggy College Entrance I'm starving A lesson in neatness, a vision of sweetness - a gal with personality plus. G.A.A. 9-10, Intramurals 9-12, Girls' Chorus 9- 10, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 9-10, junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Remi- niscence 12, Senior Play Committee, Senior Coun- cil, Cheerleading 12. LUCINDA P. METCALF Cindi College Entrance TlJal'r the way the cookie crumbleff' The charm and playfulness of her talk. Art Club 9, Honor Society Probationary 9, Intra- murals 9-12, G.A.A. 10, Sophomore Bridge Com- mittee Girls Chorus 10, Leaders Club 11-1 ixed Chorus 11, junior Pla , Ju ' Coun , rench Club. 11-12, Senior C n Mpit Problenw V' 51 li: N Way JOHN MCEVOY John Business Yeah Quiet at first but look again. JEFFREY R. MINOT College Entrance 'Tbir ir ridiculous I know what pathway leads to popularity. Photography Club 9, Pro and Con Club 9-10, Band 9-12 Letter, junior Marshalls Club 10, Current Problems Club 11-12, Footlight Players Club 11- 12, junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Declama- tion Contest 12, Reminiscence Editorial Staff. LORELEI MULINARE Lor Business Maybe I-Ier charming personality will ever be a charm to all. Intramurals 9-12, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 12, Drill Squad, G. A. A. 9-10. FREDERICK OLSEN Fred Business B-Huahl' Quiet, sincere, a great hacker. Baseball, 9-12, Football 10, Basketball j.V. 10. ANGELA NICITA Angie Business Come on kid! When she smiles she turns the Pockets of the soul inside out. G.A.A. 9-11 President, Intramurals 9-12, Maroon Murmurs 9-11, Business Staff, Girls' Chorus 9-10, Library Club 9-11, Twirling Club 9-10, Vice President Spanish Club 10-12, Sophomore Council, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Leaders' Club 11-12 Presidenr,, Mixed Chorus 11, Majorette 11-12, jun- ior Council, Class Secretary 11-12, G.O. Home- room Secretary 11-12, Junior Play Committee, junior Prom Committee, junior Prom Chairman, Reminiscence, Senior Council, Senior Play Com- mittee. HARVEY OSHINS Dutch College Entrance Better believe il Fore! Pedestrians to the hills. Intramurals 9,Photography Club 9,Pro 8: Con Club 9, Student Council 9-10, junior Marshall 10, Golf Team 10-12, Sophomore Council, Spanish Club 10-12, J.V. Basketball 10, Marshalls Club 11-12, Junior Council, Junior Play Commitee, Senior Council, Senior Play Committee. MARIA PELAGALLI Ria College Entrance 'Do you have your car? She lives life, she doesn't pass it by. Intramurals 11-12, Footlight Players 12. JOSEPH RAINIERO Moe Business A' you my friend? Variety is the spice of life. Football 9-12, Intramurals 9-10, Varsity-H-Club, Track 9-10, Marshall Club 11-12. GLORIA QUADAGNO Glor Business Fraid not If laughs were money, how rich she would be. Girls' Chorus 9-12, Intramurals 9-12, Perfect At- tendance 9, G.A.A. 9, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 10, Mixed Doubles Badminton 9, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Huskiette 11, Noma Spelling Contest 11, Stage Crew Senior Play. MARIO RICCARDI Bum Business Not today. The devil and I have an understanding. Projectionist Club 9-12. ' 1 .-' x J . , , 4 I Y ,f .4 4 ,K n. -EI..IfEN ROBINSON El ' Nursing School I didn? The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. Pro 8: Con Club 9-10, Band 9-12, Orchestra 9-12, Chorus 9, 10, 12, Probationary Honor Society 9, Sophomore Bridge Committee, G.A.A. 9-10, Intra- murals 10, Reminiscence Editorial Staff. LEON ROSENTHAL Lee College Entrance Ye Grads He joys of life's pleasures. Varsity Baseball 9-12, Spanish Club 9-12, Pro- jectionist Club 9-12, Camera Club 9, Rifle Club 10, junior Marshall 10-11, Tennis Club 11-12, junior Play Stage Crew, Senior Play Cast, Current Problems Club 12, Varsity H Club 12, Senior Play Stage Crew. af RICHARD RYDELL Rich College Entrance Or what Out of his mouth cometh knowledge and wisdom. Entered Sophomore year Tennis Club 10-11, Baseball 10, junior Marshall ll, junior Play Production Manager, French Club 11-12, Football 11, Track 11, Stage Technicians 11, Reminiscence Sports Editor 12, Maroon Mur- murs Editorial Staff, Current Problems Club 12, Senior Play, Intramurals 11-12, Marshall Club 12. PAUL RUBNER Zeeke College Entrance I believe Master of unknown facts. Junior Marshall 9-11, Band 9-12, Proiectionist Club 9-11, Pro 8: Con Club 9-10, Junior Prom Committee, Reminiscence Staff 11, junior Play, Reminiscence Photography Editor 12, Current Problems Club 12, Senior Council. ANGELA SARDONE Angie Business We need practice, girlJ! With a twirling baton in her hand, As head Majorette, she leads the band. G.A.A. 9, Intramurals 9, Girls' Chorus 9-10, Maioretting 10-12, Captain 12, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 12, Reminiscence Business Staff 12, Senior Play Staff 12. CAROLE SHERNOFF College Entrance lt was the funnier!! ! She changes bitter into sweet. Intramurals 9-12, Award of Salesmanship 9, Junior Red Cross 9, Photography Club 9, Probationary Honor Society 9-10, Pro 8: Con Club 9, Spanish Club 10-12, Sophomore Council, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Leaders Club 11-12, Current Problems Club 11-12, Maroon Murmurs Editorial Staff 11-12, Footlight Players 11-12, junior Coun- cil, junior Prom Committee, Senior Council, Rem- iniscence Staff 12, Senior Play Committee. BARBARA SCHEIDER Bobbie College Entrance Anybody .ree my hone? A smile for all she sees, Sincere in her aim to please. Dramatics Club 9, G.A.A. 9-10, Sophomore Bridge Committee 10, President Homeroom 11-12, Foot- light Players 11-12, Secretary 12, junior Play Committee 11, Reminiscence Staff 12. JANE SCHLESINGER n' College Entrance IV: fabulourf' A merry heart is good medicine. Pro 8: Con Club 9-10, Girls' Chorus 9-10, Intra- murals 9-12, G.A.A. 9-10, Orchestra 10-11, Lead- ers Club 10-12, French Club 10-11, Tennis Club 10, Declamation Contest, Sophomore Bridge Com- mittee, Junior Red Cross. Club 10, Art Club 10, Current Problems Club 11-12, Footlight Players, junior Play Committee 11, Reminiscence Staff 11- 12, Art Editor 12, junior Prom Committee 11, Art Club President 11-12, Cancer Contest Award 11, Senior Council. My LADA SIMEK Salada College Entrance I found 4 bird'J wing Few boys are born with talents that excel Entered Junior year, Archery Club, Attendance Award 11, Current Problems Club 12, Library Club 12, Rerniniscence Editorial Staff 12. PHYLLIS STORINO Phyl Business It'J a killerfu With her big brown eyes and friendly laughter, This trim twirler gets what she's after. Intramurals 9-11, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 9-11, Girls' Chorus 9-10, G.A.A. 9-10, Sopho- more Bridge Committee 10, Twirling Club 10-12, Spanish Club 10, Majorette 11-12, Junior Prom Committee 11, junior Play Committee, Reminis- cence 12, Senior Play Committee, Twirling Certifi- cate, Noma Spelling Contest. AVA SLAYBACK Ave College Entrance Much ufildneJr! The sunshine of her smile makes everyone gay. Honor Society' 9, 10, 12, I-Iomeroom Secretary 9- 10, Intramurals 9-12, Pro 8: Con Club 9-10, Girls' Chorus 9-10, Library Club 9, G.A.A. 9-10, Leaders Club 10-12, Sophomore Council, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Junior Council, junior Prom Committee, Reminiscence 11-12, Reminiscence Editor-in-cnief 12, Senior Play Committee. , If my A f- ANN MARIE STRAFACE Ann Business 1 don? know Her ways are ways of pleasantness G,A.A. 9-10, Girls' Chorus 9-10, Intramurals 9- 12, Spanish Club 10, Sophomore Bridge 10, Junior Play Committee, Mixed Chorus 12, Reminiscence Business Staff 12, Senior Play Committee. GERALDINE TAURO Gerd Business And you know what! Whtm art so little and so sweet, This little girl is always near. Intramurals 9-10, junior Red Cross 9, G,A.A. 9- 10, Girls' Chorus 10, Sophomore Bridge Commit- tee 10, I-Iuskiettes 11-12, Captain 12, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 12, Reminiscence Business Staff 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Senior Play Commit- tee IZ, MARY TRUSCELLO Business TlJal'J not right Pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with. G.A.A. 9-10, Intramurals 9-12, Girls' Chorus 9- 10, Orchestra 9-11, Spanish Club 10, Reminis- cence Business Stal? 12, Sophomore Bridge Com- mittee 10, Senior Play Committee, junior Play Committee. NANCY TEZZI Nan Business What 11 panic Sincere, heart of gold, quiet, but, oh my! Intramurals 9-10, junior Red Cross 9, Girls' Cho- rus 9-10-I2, G.A.A. 9-10, Sophomore Bridge Committee 10, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 12, Reminiscence Business Staff 12, Senior Play Committee 12, Two Noma Spelling Contest Awards. ALFRED TOMASINO Alf College Entrance Have a text I never worry. What's the use? To worry bores one like the deuce. Spanish Club 10-11, Stamp Club 10, Senior Play RICHARD WARGO Moose Business Got Dunk? In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Football 9-11, Projectionists Club 9-12. ROY WESTMORELAND Buddy College Entrance I don? know When my cue comes call me, I will answer Proiectionists Club 9-10, Stamp Club, Photography Club, Spanish Club, Intramurals, junior Marshall Club. 'x Bfprqjjff 'Mft-ri cs WEINBERG V ..Jan,, College Entrance Oh, he'5 tall She came and got right into the crowd, Of her bright, bright charm she should be proud. Entered in senior year. Intramurals 12, Reminis- cence Staff 12, Senior Play Committee. V MEREDITH WILKS Mere College Entrance All Right Her hopes and dreams are in the sky. Stamp Club 9, Intramurals 9-12, Art Club 10-12. ROBERT WOEHR Bob College Entrance Don't Jil on the marble .ftepJ! Longer dwelleth a glad man than a sorry one- Track 9-12 CLettersJ, Proiectionists Club 9-10, Football 10-12, junior Play Stage Crew 11, Mar shalls Club ll-12. V ,.N,,,anO BEVERLY WOOD Bev College Entrance I fur! dorft krzozi' :what to do. Bev is sweet and pretty too, She'll be the belle of Boston U. Band 9, Chorus 9, 10, G.A.A. 9, 10, Intramurals 9-12, Sophomore Bridge Committee, junior Prom Committee, Spanish Club 12, Senior Play Director, Reminiscence Business Staff 12. 'N ARLENE WOOD College Entrance Hi, hair' are you? Arlene is friendly, happy and gay, She always has something nice to say. Entered junior Year, Intramurals ll, 12, Spanish Club, Chorus IZ. x -., .-Y F ,. X x E . ' Co ' ,. , I P ' 5 hi . 9 9 KAREN YOUNG Kar College Entrance IFG0-rhll Sweetness of disposition charms the soul. G.A.A. 9, Intramurals 10-12, Sophomore Bridge Committee 11, Mixed Chorus, Prom Committee, Chairman, jr. Play Committee 12, Cheerleader 10-12, Co-Captain 12, Reminiscence Staff. BEST MIXERS NICEST EYES Eleanor Fiore 8: Tony Carpinello Kathy Cleland 8: Billy Haight NICEST HAIR NICEST SMILE Elvira Fiore 8: Joe Rainero Ann Straface 8: Mike Bernstein CLASS FLIRTS CLASS PYGMIES Janice Edelmann 8: Vic Horton Mary Truscello 8: Paul Kanzer i .Sf - we ,, gag V f u A ' Barbara Scheider 8z jim Fiore i 5 MOST SINCERE ff , Q S. ' 52 f . A - , ' . fe' A L A in L A gg? i , '?l2ar.EXE1:x gi 2 BEST DANCERS BEST DRESSED Angela Sarclone Sc john Fava Adrienne Agostinelli 8: Harvey Oshins CLASS ARTISTS BEST LOOKING Ronnie Schlesinger 8: Richard Harrison Peggy Mauro 8a Richie Grimm fl - ' ,ltl .s ri - . A rhinn , : ' ,I iff! 5 I A ef K li MOST ATHLETIC CLASS MUSICIANS Mela DePalo 8: Blackie Castiglia Ellen Robinson 8: Paul Rubner MOST SOPHISTICATED Barbara Cort 8: Dave Carpenter MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Gianunzio Bc Tom Brunner Patty Linderoth 8: Patsy Loiacano CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS Aven Clark 8: Jeff Minot CLOCKWATCHERS Class of '57 BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE CLASS MISCHIEF MAKERS Ava Slayback 81 Chippy Carlin Pat Gurian 8a Mario Riccardi MOST SPARKLING PERSONALITY Barbara Kirschenbaum 8: Billy Colangelo PEPPIEST Linda Brunner 8a Pere Geismar L- ig N: 11.1 Q -Q ' all .H ,K 5 X S ,,.. QUIETEST Karen Young 8: Vito LaRusso MOST POISED Carole Shernoff 8: Tip Gaylon 'W are CLASS BRAINS Betsy Culp Sz Donny Hillel MOST DEPENDABLE Angie Nicita 8: Noah Klein CLASS WITS Gloria Quaclagno BL joe Bisignano MOST ADAPTABLE Janet Weinberg 8: Tom Allen W SRX-M. X A - ri.k9l M X . le 1 liz? CLASS CHATTERBOXES Alice justo 8: Jay Grossman Brenda's Bomb Gabby's Blue Terror lo r f i i Bob's Bullet Paul's Pig The Midgets Pete's Powerhouse Y- f ...r 1. , .V xi Harvey's Hot Chevy Skipper's Super Charged Scooter r x WESNEV i 56 Goosemobile Fraioli's Fairlane Wa? iw Barbara's Bus ' ' Y , .. .V I.oomis's Load , 9 s Vic's Velocipede John's Jigger m '54 , Moose's Machine V-v-M L, v f , , . , x Bernsreirfs Bel Air T3 Carol's Coach wah E N me K 2 - S , ..., . E f Moe's Mobile o oooo m-H o Vito's Velocitator Carpy's Car M x. N 'W ., V z i '1 Michael Bernstein Linda Brunner 8: Gerald Fraioli , . Geraldine Tauro 8: Angie Nicita l Marianna Baily Anthony Carpinillo Richard Grimm e 2 byimuk ., in , .. ,, ,, , N f' gePWib'i 5 I ww ,Q WU r, ja net Weinberg Dave Carpenter Valerie Fischer Russ 8: Barbara Kirschenbaum Lillian 8z Lorelei Mulinare Pat Lrnderoth Ellen Robinson J ay Grossman Don Hillel , M1 -- M aj 'ff '13 :e gg V I H fi gi h',' T ' 1 . 5' ,. Richard Wargo Joe Bisignano Sn K . : V P A Q John I-Oemef Beverly Wood Aven Clark U A Billy' Haight Ronnie Schlesinger ify1h1.li 'r:.,,, I Q.. in ' fx K . .- ,, sg yn K no A, f- . Y ' A u. t ' Mg AML F ef N l V- X Q ...J Q5 J' we of 1' ff ' ya, 'femtsx uf .f we , 'ez ,. '. ' ' Richard Rydell George Carlin Karen Young Bill Colangelo Eleanor Fiore A A, , , .29 Pele Gflsfmf . . 1 Irene Lanzetta Tipton Galyon Tom Brunner Qsfi av K I il av. ' Janice Edelmann jim Fiore Victor Horton Ann Straface Arlene Cohen , . . M.: e ,o o rnirr Q. 1 ., .Q wr 4 5 0-'W' -1 .ar M4-X .wid it q ,, W N. X xbysm N.. .. VW v-M -....1.wn Q N g Y, Avvnovcu mf IDENTIHCAUON CARD FEB? amin- e?QiQ.X1, . ' ' HA N ! E 'I 1 Nam BSS Socnalfvecurnfy Nou W -- L ,,,, , , Employed by.l..Q.,.,-QQwW......,w-A.,,N,, . Tmagopggf nxmus I 115 flblgiiiwxlgafown !C !::Q +Ab4Q sex Asa wevemi Hezeur :mn eves anger: wwe 'ire I Q? Senior Class Ufficers President i, .. ,. .,.,......,.... james Fiore Secretary . . 4,A...,. ...,,AA A ngela Nicita Vice President ...... ,.A.. N oah W. Klein Senior Council Row l: Eleanor Fiore, Carol Gianunzio, Mela De Palo, Linda Brunner. Row 2: Lucinda Metcalf Ronnie Schlesinger. Row 3: Ken Lackie, Vic Horton, Harvey Oshins. sm. . i e I M r is ,eieief, l y me-2 Kg? 62 1 - qv. -ef ACllUlfl6S Ra aw xp x N f J MJKXZWQ 2 fp ,Www liefnffllfka v , . , Noah Klein, Ava Slayback, Betsey Culp, jay UN, Fiore Lucinda Metcalf, Aven Clark, Patricia .,,, Cleland janet Weinberg, Arlene nie Schlesinger, Paul Kanzer, Richard Rydell, der, Gloria Quadagno, Phyllis Storino, Eleanor , rorh, Karen Young, Carol Dodge, Lucilla Corigliano, Kathleen , Cohen, Brenda Goldstein, Lada Sirnek, Kenneth Laclcie, Barbara Kirschenbaurn, Ron Donald Hillel, Michael Bernstein, james Fiore, Paul Rubner, Tipton Galyon, Thomas Brunner jeffrey Minot, Anthony Carpiniello. 64 Reminiscence Business SMH Row 1: Angela Sardone, Geraldine Tauro, Mary Truscello, Carol Gianunzio. Row 2: Carmela De Palo, Ann Straface, Vera Fiore. Row 3: Angela Nicita, Noah Klein. 65 offwefs G. 0' Vice' . 50, Loma . ?alSY . dear. . PICS' A Elvira Excite, . XQXD- iv- ix K ectqia ' N03 President' General Organization Representatives Seated at table, Miss Edith DiPace, Advisor, Elvira Fiore, Sec., Patsy Loiocono, Pres., Noah Klien, Vice Pres. Row 2: Rosalba Gassparrinni, Barbara Scheicler, Patty Holzman, Eleanor Fiore, Beverly McCawley, Angela Nicita, Norma Brunner, Dale Katz, Gwem Miller. Row 3: Arthur Klien, Kenneth Schwarz, james Cohen, Lattimer Maginess, James Fiore, Thomas LeGrazie, William Adelaar, Stephen Walsev. Aflz' Ile H 07107- Lf . 0016!-jf X -1 'f. if R Noah Clark. Klein JB ' 511611 GFSQV Cul!!! ibacxorigliano L11 Kanzerr, Patricia Lin! tel-Oth ' AVQU Probationary Honor Society Row 1: Lois Handmacher, Patty Holzman, Joanne Rosenblum, Kate Leopold, Lida Naprstek, Lydia DiBeradino, Marilyn Arning, Susan Berdon, Judith Rubner, Claire LaVigna, Joan Kokkins, Elizabeth Drummond. Row 2: Peter Apfel, Harold Seligson, Lee Dunning, Wendy Miller, Nor- man Golding, Bonnie Bassies, Judy Waters, Paula Naprstek, Rosalba Gasparrini, Ruth Cohen, Elmer Adler, Judy Lalla, Ann Morgan, Karen Muson, Lois Wiederschall, Linda Ginsberg, Frances Frederick. Row 3: Paul Buer, Robert Kuller, Harold Langworthy, John Fuller, Edward Linde, Arthur Klein. maroon . wil mfs Editofwl S MW XQQYL1 9 Daw keaei' , , QU 53160 L06 P A96 SOC 9, eyQw QSM C we . X51 gil we zeefgixene can Einkileh ?o?eier - 6,500 Culwxjktlim' lyavl Ka Ydael i if Schxesxgg' getseihngela Q Rose, Ydcyxasfl Batkiziii COQSOBGQSYQQ Mall-325 Coigxelffxllel' v e a V' 'l ' Y Slhqyllv E162 Aeciikggiib, LM OQG 'X Vlad. Chai C gale 'baums H0529 Maroon Murmurs Business SMH Row 1: Anita Strauss, Patricia Strauss, Sue Immerman, Judy Lalla, Rose Ann Young, Susan Berclon Geraldine Tauro, Row 2: Angela Sarclone, Marie Marcone, Carolyn Giovanetti, Marilyn Arning Karen Subow, Marie Sloat, Neil Ferris, Katherine Harrison, Phyllis Erickson, Sandra Sarlo. Row 3 Mike Bernstein, Richard Ryclell, Thomas Brunner, Sally Elson, Barbara Cort. Row 4: jeffrey Minot, Howard Pease, Harold Lipman, Anthony Carpinello, jimmy Fiore, joe Bisignano. Pro Q04 C012 C206 'vm Irene pf Romlb Mar' -YC'l-,O l H G ,f,lf1b1fiS,SO'Uff sff'16fli5'jfj, 'hf3 S . L Mor penny sou W -'lef Paz' Fun Oulli U' M' . 'Pub mderl atffcsi 4' B Kopblesgn Cjisargjw Lg? s Zi: 11? fi-VlgZi1g,g352raR Spa,-He 1 1 1 - 1 in ' r, an S1lpeigt1VeU1aZ317er, Rcgoroneocnw 2-. One' er' Michlzv 13' Slrusue 6 Ben aft de, Current Problems f X K x 3 Anita Strauss, Leslie Bauman, Pat Linderoth, Betsey, Culp, Barbara Schlesinger, Angela Vitkin, Pat Strauss, Peter Unger, Ronnie Schlesinger, Kathleen Cleland, Carol Dodge, Mary-Ann Rose, Linda Ginsberg, jay Grossman, Paul Kanzer, james Cohen, Howard Pease, Jeffrey Minot, Richard Rydell, Lada Simek, Charles North, Edward Linde, Donald Hillel. xi X , French CWD N X . if-.. Gail Rosen ox -A 9 c CM U Mail ical 1 A. ease? Gmilucinda 3gG?an0- fzgxhev Napgsre 1 Qohen' dna Cottqogrh, X. Pauli 2. Aef0thsLuChaylC9 ROW - Row' l ?aiW bagiixv ROX1e5?ete: ROSES S10 ' ei Yiiiw- S punish Club ff . X' l + l l 70 Row 1: Angela Nicita, Noah Klein, Eleanor Fiore. Row 2: Sue Ellen Freidland, Bonnie Zeeman, Eva Silveri, Joyce Lancia, Adrienne Agostinelli, Harold Seligson, joan Finklestein. Row 3: Aven Clark, Gwen Miller, Lucille Verilli, Kathleen Cleland, Patricia Gurian, John Fava. Row 41 Neil Ferris, Kenneth Schwartz, Roger Lunclen, james Fiore, Barbara Cort, Richard Rydell, Thomas Brunner, Beverly Wood, Donald Hillel. Row 5: Eric Litt, Noel Brereton, Harold Langworthy, Tip- ton Galyon, joseph Bisignano, Michael Freidman, George Carlin, Richard Harrison fff4m.Q,f,a 72 C071feJ,f ROW Mr If leff - ,I - fe . Sfhfesiiijgiih Figljsfnof, Pere , Leslie Bill ROW Rssenbau mail, A A fv' mi R H8613 Zincotl-OESFIBIQUU . , arbara, Latin C lub Row 1: Angela virkin, Leslie Bauman, Virginia Ellis, Susan Fuld, Marilyn Modugno, Edward Linde, Linda Ginsberg, Susan Berdon, Irene Pschor, Marilyn Arning. Row 2: Marilyn French, Penny Stenbo, janet Rubner, Anita Strauss, Sally Elson, joel Hevisy, Susan Robbins, Patty Tolchin, Lois , , , h Weitlerschall, Barbara Schlesinger. Row 3: Mr. ,larnes Eldredge, Rosalba Gasparrini, Ruth Co en, Matty Collins, Alan Silverstone, Thomas Le Grazie, Roderick Allen, Mark Gasarch, Norman Golden, Matthew Carr. Club - ' t . HIOTHS dm' Rekdd, Leehgsicflegowey I Thomas Hx Huey, Am GasSUa'mxZ3vks0f' PHA Perks' . Aww' FHKKQW NGN' 25 Maine! WM' EAC Lyilq Stage Crew Row 1: Roger Brentano, james Edwards, Richard Perles. Row 2: Mark Gasarch, Harold Seligson Stephen Kokkins, Ronnie Kazinsky. Row 3: Thomas Reidel, Paul Ripps, Noel Brereton. VQTJIZJI 'TID C7116 7 ht K I 1 i .- Row I: Mr. Alexander Young, advisor, Neil Ferris, john Fava, Anthony Carpiniello, George Carlin, Mark Gasarch, Latimer Mzrtzzinnes, Vito LaRusso, joseph Rainlero, Richard Santuccl, Alfred Aragona, john Priscianrelli, David Carpen- ter. Row 3: Kenneth Schwartz, Tipton Galyon, Robert Woehr, W1'lIiam Colangelo, Richard Grimm, Steven Mauro, b Library C lu Eric ' Chall. ln- .. Welkiers 5, .nv Dt Tifem. LOISRM-a1.1 ON 'an Lindarren Keuhn, . Tl-ltul, Liz. Wa , Doflnf SCIWW' . HN . Joyle ROW -Biscegll-L GQ1l1s.Y ivlsor. d De 1 Ann new A5 Rifhaf Y lj D6 len Ben lazzola, NEE.nFI1iicharLi Pa am Gf Marshal Cbuu 4 A s f 3 R- 1 J .X ., Qt ,W ,I 6 3 e Row jx Mr. Robert Havrngton, advisor, Vfkjharn Cojangejo, Tipton Gahyon, George Carhn, Anthony Carpknreho, Rrchard Grkrnrn. Row 7.1 Patsy Lokaeano, Vkto LaRusso, Charjes North, joseph Rarnkero, Harvey Oshkns, Noah Kjern, es Yrore, Harojd Sehgson. Rovv 51 john Fava, Kenneth Lackke, Peter Gers- rereton, 'Yhornas LeGrazke, joseph Brsrgnano, Thomas Brunner, Gerajd Fratoh. Roger Stone, Davkd Carpenter, Nerj ' Ae, Vkctot Horton. jam mar, Noej B Steven Mauro. Row lt-. Ferris, Robert Woehr, Edward Lrn junior M arsbal Club ROW . lr A fllng lexand ' ow 2- Cr YO . Lewis Lgfglgichard G man -Pe fossma ' Ie . fl, F r Exsenbefgigk linlsssman W- Cff llliam Cr Adl James er' L Edwaree Du d M n' k Gaia Roteffhr Ro - baum get Lu 1 HOW ndefl. R ard Peaseyolxiglg gohn Ch e Green atef, Lava . fence H' mel' David o PPenhein4 Pa,- ' Ctef Row I Gbtls' Cborzzs I : Barbara Bassis, Angela ' ' Clark, Norma Brunne Hughes, Eva S' ' Kath! Vitlrin, Judy Freidman, Leslie Bauman, Kathy r, Donna Tutuian, Patricia Carino, Pearl Laserra, Carol ilveri, Debby Gitenstein, lblarilyn Arning. Row 2: Sandra Wfeir, een Harrison, Brenda Goldstein, Brenda Bernstein, janet Gulli, Linda Haber, Theresa Camardella, Lorelei Mulinare, jean Fioretti, Vivian Kroner, Connie Cunnilfe, Alice -Iusto. Row 5: Aven Clark, Sandra Kinard, Valerie Fisher, Olivia Martino, Susan Robins, Lois Wfietlerschall, Marianna Baily, II . CIJOWS Gills Yugi, Ann ufh Mary 30, da Befdf'nj:immer?gn, Un V SuS3n Oml Toll Uv . N3 I3 lskY1 Anrielgullgomilrilrcwn' Patrn 'l P0 Naprs hyllls Pscholirhcial Paullflarfisofl, P e a n '-ia LaSIl2yiDlE1rr??JOgESlia, Kathlee L a a 1, Pamsusan Theres Row Full-1, Stenbo, Susan Kafen Cohen . Ivi5or' Il. 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B og in is ggi l i 'r riff 7' 1? 1' S Z . 5' was if- 3 .. 1 Q , W L t Z is 1 W, L - t 45 . QV , L 3, , 2 o I i 4 45. 'if . ' 5 2 Dance Band Row 1: Kenneth Schwartz, joseph DelVecchio, Charles North, Neil DePasquale, Roger Stone. Row 2: Patsy Loiacano, Paul Rubner, Alan Neulander, Peter Rosenbaum, Leonard Galiulo, Albert Heal, Arthur Klein, Tipton Galyon, Latimer Maginess. 2 l 5 Band Row I: Charles North, joseph DelVecchio, Stephen Kolclcins, Edward julien, Rose Ann Leung, Phyllis Baxter, Frances Frederick, Linda Ginsberg, Ann Mor- gan, Ellen Robinson. Row 2: jelfrey Minot, Lee Dunning, Harold Langworthy, Edward Linde, Neil DePasquale, Leslie Bauman, Kenneth Schwartz, Richard Apfel, Richard Harrison, john Fuller, Marilyn Modugno, Judith Waters, Barbara Schlesinger. Row .35 Warner Keuhn, Philip Reda, Sheldon Wfoodle, Virginia Ellis, Paul Rubner, Patsy Loicano, Alan Neulander, Roger Stone, Vincent Castelli, Peter Rosenbaum, Tipton Galyon, Arthur Klein, Latimer ' Albert Heal, Row 4: Marie Sloitt, Marilyn French, Ro' Blackman, Ronald Dankel, Santo Galetta, P' Luntlen, Leonard Galiulo, Noel B Vivian Cotroneo, Ala A Maginess, salba Gasparini, Peter atsy Truscello. ROW 5: R ' rereton, janet Rubner, Mr. ' rt S11 verstone. og., er Contardt, advisor, 0111905 L 'Aa 7. . ROW fl ter Rose,nbdiXrlbCrt Heal' .11 Napxifekkpeh f Klein' , LH- -h' A 'GinSberl ' 1V Llndd 1 Schfder' Margery f - iv VUQDIQIS, -1 JUL Ron 77 rf Ll B CL 'OT Cotrtlneh' h De 6 V.vlan . 1BenderAl,lZscqlEIVergrtvne, 1 ,hae gl e 1 ard ,lulidnYRTlf1E1fil Wixehrl ' lem ELM Kfuhn' Ll-Ink afner Rvger Apfel, W Robert 3 dmv Cloeeffleadevs 'X , Angehx Hawsdkanos, ' ' da Brunner, ' nkva Lek Line, Back to Yronv. Yegggg Mauro, Yhsjkis Basr e Sankce Edehnann, Lnckbe Verkhk. Center, Lei: to Right: Captarn Lxn Mascor Monkca Mauro, Heanor Fkore. Kkkghr Une, Back to Yronr. A Morekh, Gwen Miner, Karen Young., Maryann Rose, Yarricia Tokhin. M . d107'ette5 Kathi Srrauifnsagieland, Ph ra Beckelryglis Sforin an' O, M613 Depal O, An gfla Sat done , Angela Nicita x Patrici a Ann Row Hzfxezezles l: Donna Baker, An Esther Basso, G Mary L gela Figliola, Genevieve LaMedica, Emilia Cangianni, eralcline Tauro, Sandra Weir, Carol Pease, Geraldine Srroh, ou Di Beranlino, Carol Hughes. Row 2: Clair La Vilqna, Joann Scelia, judy Lalla, Pearl Ann Laserra, joanne DiMiCelli, Katherine Harrison, Mary Ann Colangelo, Lydia Di Beradino, jenny La Freda, Irene Lanzerta, Mary Ann Yusi, Mary Alyce Ryan. Club Leflders m. , henbau KIISC Barbara ' PaI0' ' la De Carme , la Nlllta' , Amee lla DiBefad1n ' th, LW Linalero 13 I 1 Piifrlc ROW me Maff' Mane hciiv . LaMeL VC nevle hl sinwf Ge - SC Q ' Uni? nllo' k, R0 Glanu Cla! rpl Aven tinO, Ca , ronefy' Vaxef- 7. vivlan iZePh'ne ..- ' Q, ROW Arflms lYn Mar' Schekder , ootlzgbt Playevs Xa Naprsrek, Barbara Gkovonern, Lknda Haber, Ara Sano, Terry ubner, Row X1 Eva Snverk, Lknda Ysosensrock, Yau Susan KeXXer, Bonnke Zeeman, Susan Berdon, CaroX Row 7.1 Pwen Oark, Lkdra DkBeradKno, Mary-Beth Schkck, San Sceha, Lors Gohiberg, Ixngeh Vrrkkn, Ufshe Bauman, Sang Hson, janet R Vkvkan Corroneo. Row 51 Genevkeve LaMecXkca,BaroXd Lang,v1orrXw,Lee Dunnxng, Yskchard Penes, Marrhew Carr, Manwn Arnrng, Kathy Harrison, Lora Werner- shaXX, Susan Ysobkns, Mana YeXXag,aXk. Barbara SchXeskng,er. Row lv. Robert Kuuer, Roger Lunden, Yskcnarck Harnson, Mark Gasarch, Chanes North, Yerer Rosenbaum, jenerxy Mknor. AVI Ifen Chafl Pschor C5 Dawrr Judy SOD, advwaters lsof, D13 Karen H3141 Grsteflbo rfin r Lesl- v R .le B onme Scliigsgg, Angela V Ct, P I ' . hY1llS Isgcgllggofagcia T01 h ' athleenc in M Harri ' Son Sandra W . err, Ellie Adl ef, Row I Row J H-N01 R ' -: p, U' L- , I Oppenhehnxflg Grl.gg::u,farrh,,, S fye C1116 ee Dun , Afwhaelteven K A mny. Pere, Plgeieligakkgs, Hamid 5 Z9 ' 1' . ' - lay Jegre-lf Yep' Lelliggijnl ROA inpers 'O I 'er L f Mr A D ema Ufltfe ' 1626311 U' Rf' U' def 3 Chard ' dvi-for i t 5 i Chess Club Row l: Mr. Goldwater, advisor, Robert Kuller, Alan Neulantler, Peter Eisenberger, Judith Waters, Mark Gasarch, Robert Sunray, Carl Fedele, Row 2: Paul Ripps, james Edwards, Roger Lunden, Harold Langworthy, Peter Unger, Richard Grossman, Fred Ide. Row 3: Warner Keuhn, Mitchell Ross, Roger Howdick, Alan Silverstone, james Cohn, Bruce Winctwtt, Harold Lippman. 1, fi 'JA' 55 755 , Q: ix ff EK F 5 ER -, 5 :J A L' 5 x-. ,X , . -4-, 5' as l ' ' ' f ,1 , l f I ' l 4. 5 ' X my W Q X. l i X 'Vx X ' nl V 8 X X X X- - il N X J! a , l N ,, lx X ! X N f lx ' Lit ,fflfitxfllwll ' X x i ga , 4'!fZf452::zi. . W I X 1 , . ,o l l , . Nt! V Stamp Club Row 1: Paul Buar, Elizabeth Drummond, Ronald Dankel. Row 2: Mr. Charles Dawson, Donald Griffin, Howard Pease, Alan Silverstone, james Stewart. 170115 -w '-'Nia ,,,,..-wr' K- 285254 -'N f-Aw-nw .... Q , ,, , W X fr m W, . iw , Ti Husky Varsity Bottom row: Bill Colangelo, Lattie Maginess, Rich Grimm, Bob Woehr, Vito LaRusso,, Dave Carpenter, Frank Sfollazzo, Joe Gasperino, Coach Young. Top row: Joe Rainero, Tony Carpiniello, Fred Castiglia, Chip Carlin, john Fava, Tip Galyon, Steve Mauro, Mike Bisceglia, Tony Pauline. Football For the second year in a row, the Harrison Huskies wound up their season ahead in the winning column. Using the unbalanced line single wing attack of Coaches Young and Castelli, the team concluded the season with a five and two record and a tie for the SWIAC crown. The Huskies started the season well by trampling Hastings, and then continued on their victory march by knocking off Blessed Sacrament, Eastchester, and Pleasantville, Two weeks after defeating the Panthers, the Husky gridders came out on the short end of a score for the first time in two years, as they lost to Darien, in a game that probably no one will forget. To avenge this setback, the Harrison eleven, headed by Blackie Castiglia, Chippy Carlin, and Willie the toe Colangelo, ran over a desperate Edison Tech. In the last game of the year, the Huskies were upset by Rye, and had to settle for a tie for the SWIAC championship. 84 1 Q 1 C f. .. ,ii I sf George Chip Carlin 1 'ae iv S 5 Dave Carpenter '. 4. . ' ,, X41 Joe Gasparino F F2145 . I X S . L... sf .ry -H' L'h, 111' Tony Carpiniello The Team ' x Y s if e , use lgjgx 93 P555 Q32 ir Fred K 5 if 6 P 4 i N ., . X K ,, ig lr i Blackie Castiglia .. X Q Y K X Rich Grimm ASSWQX 2 Q ,::- :,. 1 uw? viz.. - Vito LaRusso H sm .,., f T C R . 5: I 5- . . , if I kg .i f zggf I Frank Sollazzo ,, 4 Q W' KK I if fe Tip Galyon , ES w X 1- ? ax Steve Mauro The Coaches x , ,I S K' 5 Q 1' ,, C X , .W-fx , , IL. f Willie Colangelo -.-g Bob Woehr Mo Rainiero John Fava Husky I. V. Bottom row: Pete Pezzella, joseph Modugno, Eugene Modugno, Tom Castello, jim Horton, Mike Green, Coach Castelli. Middle row: Jim Bulakowski, Bill Sumits, Larry Hillel, Dave Quadagno, Mike Friedman, Kenneth Bellsey, Richie Santucci, Top row: john Simack, Bob Licito, Benny Sposato, Anthony DiPietro, james DeFonce, Louis Pope, Neil DePasquale, Gary Donovan. l F - 2 .W . H usky Varsity Standing: Mgrs. Larry Hillel and Paul Ripps, Al Aragona, Ed Sichel, Fred Castiglia, Charles Madrazzo, Frank Madrazzo, Mgr. Mark Gasarch. Kneeling: Pete Rosenbaum, Dave Carpenter, George Catlin, john Priscantelli. Basketball The 1957 version of the Harrison High School Basketball team seemed to resemble a hungry bunch of butchers. Our cagers not only brought home the bacon, but the ham and pork as well. The hard-wood men from Harrison walked off with a double SWIAC crown, with both the J. V. and Varsity being triumphant, the Little Three crown, and the Section 1 Class B championship. The Huskies lost only four games while winning twelve during the regular season as two SWIAC pennants flew atop Harrison High School for the hrst time in a decade and a half. But the Huskies were not content with just winning the league crown, they wanted bigger and better things. Thus the Huskies, led by Chip Carlin, Blackie Castiglia, and Frank Sollazzo, romped to the Section 1 Class B championship. On their way to this crown, the Huskies swatted the Lakeland Hornets 86-55 in a game where Coach Fiore even allowed his managers to play. Then the Harrison five drubbed F. D. Roosevelt 78-56, to cop the championship and end the most successful cage season in Harrison's history. Husky I. V. Standing: Mgrs. Paul Ripps and Larry Hillel, john Siegel, David Allen, Rich Osterer, Cliff Tamis, Mike Bisceglia, Pete Eisenberger, Mgrs. Mark Gasarch and Edward Siegal. Kneeling: Anthony DiPietro, Vito lzzi, Lou Spizziro, Jim Bulakowski, Charles Beneroif. Q Kneeling: J. Edwards, P.'Gurian, M. DeFelice, K. Schwarz, D. Quadagno, J. Pucella, B. DeFelice H. Fischer, A. Young. Standing: Coach Young, R. Stein, N. DePasquale, R. Hirsch, L. Hillel N. Klein, T. Galyon, G. Carlin, T. Allen, E. Lashins, J. Bisbano, M. Bisceglia, L. Maginess, A Scoli, J. Semack, J. Loefller, E. Seigal. rack The Trackmen from Harrison came back from a late Easter Vacation to buckle down and win some important cinder meets. Harrison possessed good material this year in Noah Klein and Mike Bisceglia running the 100, Rich Grimm and Ken 'Schwarz running the 440, Pete Geismar and Tip Galyon in the 880, Richie Santucci vaulting, Chip Carlin throwing the shot and broad-jumping, and Tom Allen heaving the discus and high-jumping. Altogether, the Husky Trackmen looked good in '57. umm. ' 90 Row 1: Coach Garrity, I.. Rosenthal, C. Madrazo, F. Madrazo, F. Castiglia, R. Kuller, N. Golden. Row 2: J. Cohn, R. Sollazzo, W. Colangelo, W. Adelaar, J. Casale, G. Donovan. Row 3: A. Ara- gona, V. Iezzi, P. Eisenberger, N. Ferris. Row 4: R. Losito, V. Roberts, E. Julien, L. Spizziro, C. Tamis. Baseball The 1957 version of the Husky baseball team was another success for Harrison High. Our success can not only be shown in the scoring column, but can also be described as a great improvement over the past year's fighting nine. Coach Ed Garrity's sluggers, consisting of seniors Blacky Castiglia, Willie Colangelo, and Fred Olsen along with many promising younger Huskies, fought vigorously to improve our records of the past. A change of time has occured, and it looks like in future years the Huskies will move to the cop of the Swiac. 91 Left to right: Bill Colangelo, Rich Rydell, Harvey Oshins, Rich Santucci, Tony Carpiniello, Chip Carlin, joe Bisignano, Rich Osterer, Bill Birnbaum, Fred Castiglia. OU For the past few years Harrison High has boasted of its excellent golf teams, and 1957 was no exception. Coach Fiore's squad, consisting of Chippy Carlin, Tony Car- piniello, Harvey Oshins, Joe Bisignano, Bill Birnbaum, and Richie Sanrucci again chipped their way to another successful season. 92 Varsity junior Varsity Dick Rydell, Tip Galyon, Jim Fiore, Tom Brunner Pete Geismar, Willy Colangelo, Joe Bisignano, Chip Car lin, Tony Carpiniello, Dick Rydell, Fred Castiglia. Mouda The Husky mouda team again proved themselves best in the area as they ended the '57 season with a 5-0 Swiac record. The highlight of the season was the winning of the Section 1, Class B trophy by the Husky trio of Rich Rydell, jim Fiore, and Tom Brunner. The Harrison J. V. did equally well, finishing the year with the same record as the varsity, The little fingermen, led by co-captains joe Bisignano and Fred Castiglia, proved that Harrison has the depth to keep the mouda trophies on the shelf for many years to come. 1? NV I Girls 9 Sports The 1956-57 season was an outstanding one in Girls Intramurals. Thanks to Mrs. Donley's help and supervision, many girls were able to take part in after- school sports. Eight basketball teams and twelve vol- leyball teams vied for championships. Seventy-eight girls and their partners enthusiastically participated in the Mixed Doubles Badminton Tournament. Since our spring sports were limited because of construction work on our ex-softball field, greater interest was shown in tennis and archery. Our appreciation goes to the girls who served as Leaders, refs, and scorers. 'tt- I Did you hear about . . . How to get out of the exercises. It all begins here. Oh, Mrs. Donley! What form! Volle ball Honor Team Row 1: V. Ellis, G. Miller, J. Weinberg, M. DePalo, A. Nicita, M. Sloat, C. Gianunzio. Row 2: C. DeVico, M. DiBerardino, M. Soluri, C. Dodge, M. Wilks, E. Basso, S. Beckleman, V. Cotroneo B. Drummond. 95 Basketball sl Q it if 3 V 79. 4 A ggerpykbi V 5 Y . s 'jj .z'.L 5,33 iggfrjjligis 1553 ' Qi 9 f 6 H onor Team Row 1: L. Tirella, M. Wilks, J. Weinberg, C. Dodge, M. DePalo, S. Beckleman. Row 2: C. Gianun- zio, A. Nicita, C. DiVico, L. Savage, M. L, DiBerardino, V. Ellis. Finals in the class teams tournament - junior vs. Senior game. Winning Class Team Row 1: G. Quadagno, C. Gianunzio, M. DePalo, A. Nicita. Row 2: C. Dodge, M. Wilks, J. Weinberg, J. Grande. Badminton Mixed Doubles Tournament Row 1: S. Kaplan, S. Berdon, D. Citerelli, B. Bernstein, I. Pschorr, A. Agostinelli, B. Haight E. Fiore, B. Cort, J. Fiore, J. Mascari. Row 2: j. Cohn, M. Green, F. Castiglia, L Verrilli, M Bisceglia, J. Semack, A. Slayback, R. Grimm, H. Seligson, B. Summit. .vw The Wznners L. Verrilliand, F. Castiglia WQF' k N my is-inf Qavwyc wi -I? N' 'yr f .,.-vw--Y E A ww, Ev ' BEST WISHES to the CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1957 ro the D ATES OF 1 simmons THEATER GRA U 957 HARRISON AVENUE HARRISON, N. Y. C omplimentf of YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER LARRY PoRTo - Telephone - HArrison 8-2 319 Rye 7-2164 WE 9-37 5 5 99 40'15 5 0 055'0'fQ3'94105'0'5'940'90 6'K90'-0'0'-0' LEE'S QUALITY MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS and PROVISIONS FREE DELIVERY HA 8-4028 - 4027 255 HALSTEAD AVENUE HARRISON, N. Y. CHAS. KAHN'S FOOD MART For Quality Food at Lowext Pficex HA 8-0764 278 HALSTEAD AVENUE HARRISON, N. Y. 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