Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)
- Class of 1958
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QQ 'gQ fw2wM2 Q26 Q HS' M9 Foreword With the class of '58 a tradition is estab- lished at Harrison High School, the standard school ring. lt is fitting that the ring, a symbol of our association with HHS, should not change with each class. We are grateful to Harrison that conform- ity in symbols is not translated to conformity in individuals. We, as students, have been encouraged to think for ourselves, to express our ideas, to examine alternatives and select values from each. We are encouraged to taste of the variety of knowledge that our society has to offer, to approach each field with an open mind - with a critical and inquir- ing attitude and not to accept statements and theories as dogma. This approach to knowledge and to prob- lems will be our greatest strength in the years ahead. For we can see that there are no pat answers to the problems our generation must face. There are difficult questions that call for imagination and the examination of different points of view so that effective and worth- while solutions may be achieved. 1 ,A w x Fir? fi it I , I A V :laura lla. .l I ' w 1 X X 'P ii-.-I-. f Y ,ann . -A 21 My f 4 223535335 -.-..--,,, , ,Q -unus- .g,,.y1 Dedication Mr. Bernard Auerbach, BA., M.S. Mr. Auerbach: You have shown your concern tor us in the uncompromising manner in which you have taught us. You have shown your loyalty to us in accepting the responsibility of advising our class and in meeting this responsibility unre- mittingly. You have shown your faith in us by estab- lishing a science seminar, a project which is usually made available to persons of more experience, but which you thought we were capable of handling. We ofthe graduating class of 1958 appre- ciate this concern, this loyalty, and this faith. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIGN X X X -gr. 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I X x X -X. x ex ' X,, -. X 'jr gan..-XXX 5? K: I W. AQ X Q X rg. 7 NX 'N ,XXX-fs 2: XI'v ' X' X S :E N ' X1 'El 'X3'K X ' .X XXX, ,X N N 'lx wg A NM? XXX X X , X, 'X K, Xmsix vga, . Xe XXX XR X ,,- 1 4 3 .zjgmz XA XX XXX X XX' X X ff: XX X- f'f X X: X-1, X ,Q -ff, -' 3 If HX ...YW Wy H X - ' X XXXXWM X E, XX.Xf.X+XXX XX 'X X ' 6 95, 'X X J' ' - ., 5 Xv-V ' f in X-XXXXX X , , A he I j 5 ,jf xl. fy: Board of Education Q Joseph A. Vassallo Frederick L. Marshall, Jr. President Anthony V. Sisca, M.D Jack Schleman leo T' Del eY The primary function of the Board of Education is to determine policies for the effective administration of our local schools. This body meets regularly once a month, and at other times when there are pressing matters to transact. Its powers and duties include the appointment of the superintendent of schools, the hiring of school personnel, and the maintenance of necessary school equipment. We commend it for the successful completion of the new iunior high addition to our school. ln all of its endeavors the Board has con- sistently upheld the highest educational standards. A wi fi 1 Mb? wr FTS i W 1, rqmf infgyaugigff l 4 iMF?df'15 fi l 'L L l T4 1 l VA , ii' -V,'k ,7V' iig .'Ei ,rygf ' i L 5 Vymy igycnumabiii ,:LL ,ELL - V,iELh I gf l J l 'f 7,1 1 K, ,'.: L,.: i f ,k.'AE K 'Z.: ki'k 1 I ,-.k rg- . H l l P Q3 Q 'f'? ? f ?3'2'F ff Jlifff l 1 3 L 9? 39159 i . 5 1 Amana '..f,, 5 k,h1.h K P I il.: i Vrrik VZ' tl It 5, au.-no To the Class of T958: A High school may be looked upon as a prepara- tory period. Your studies, we hope, will prepare you for o vocation, or for the competition and challenge of higher education. ' More important will be the character traits which you have developed during these years. Perse- verance, reliability, trustworthiness, ability to get along with others, and initiative will be invaluable assets throughout life. Best wishes to all of you for hoppy, successful, useful lives. ,153 jf, 1 I4 f A I ! . K jf far AP, Ui .1 ,7 1' Dean of Girls Your senior year is ending and you are taking another step toward independence and your future adult life. To help you choose and work wisely along the way, l hope you will remember the importance of careful evaluation of your strengths and weaknesses - your abilities and interests. You will do well to concentrate on your strengths, and still not neglect your weaknesses which can be im- proved. Too, work experiences are often valuable guides in selecting your chosen field of endeavor. l hope you will continue to seek guidance and advice from qualified people of experience, and my best wishes go with each one of you. . ' k N Dean of Boys fix Service Statts The oftice, kitchen and custodial stafts of Harrison High serve the school with a cheer- fulness and willingness to offer assistance whenever needed. We are proud ofthe mem- bers most of whom have been with us for a long time. While performing their daily tasks, they evince a friendliness and warmth ap- preciated by every student and teacher. To their service and spirit we are ever indebted. Left to right Mr. James Calandruccio, Mr. Daniel DelVecchio, Mr. Joseph Maietta, Mr. Frank Calandruccio, Mr. Frank Sandonato. - H Mrs. Mary Fallani Miss Agnes Murtagh and Mrs. Sally Straface Josephine Porter Matron Citizenship Education The high school students of today are the future citizens of tomorrow. In a few short years when these young people reach the age of twenty-one they will take part in the government ofthe nation by exercising their privilege and responsibility of voting. In order to be an intelligent voter, a person must have knowledge of government. Schools todoy are trying to prepare students to be responsible citizens by giving courses in citizenship education. At Harrison High School three such courses are offered. aw- 'F' N! F55 ,Ph at' ge, it ' s', 'N '--Aj V N12!,71ff3+s? CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, left to right: Miss Edith DiPace, Mr. Alfred Goldwater, Mr. James Eldredge, Chairman, Mr. George Briggs. Top: George Briggs and Class Lett: Edith DiPace and Class Bottom: Alfred Goldwater and Class The first of these, citizenship education, a fresh- men course taught by Mr. Goldwater, is divided into two sections - geography and citizen education. ln the latter part, students learn about national, state, and county government. In their junior year, students study world history under the direction of Mr. Briggs. They learn how the great nations of today originated and developed. Finally, students study American history in their senior year. Miss DiPace traces the economic, social, and political developments of our country. mw- qv . A U X Q .. , -K , ,S A L' A S ' f ,, .H ' 2. . MS... ...f KV L MQ' A- A. . I ,Q wk C Q 'z , : ' jg W '28, ' , .. -1 f , f wif will :Eff 4 f' 74: .SJ Y ' ' . ,2 . 5 ' 4 ,, T' Y' .W . .. I . ., : , -- -b M , ...www ,X , jf, M. I Q. '51:fTi,L5 'L- 5? ,J KW NL' MAJ! .... V LW ' - :n: ' .Q aa' -f, f My .. . V... .NNN ,M . 1. J English Our English department provides a broad cultural background and prepares students for college. English grammar and usage is taught, vocabulary is emphasized, self-ex- pression and originality are stressed in oral and written compositions. This develops poise and self-assurance. The study of literature is an important aspect of our English classes. Numerous plays and novels as well as poems and short stories by famous authors are read and discussed. The students are introduced to some of the world's finest literature. They gain an insight into the techniques of writing. We are fortunate in having well diversified English teachers who possess a keen under- standing of the subiect. Mrs. Bennett is the department head. Mr. Heddericg and Mrs. McCloskey, the remedial reading teacher, in- struct the ninth grade classes. The sophomores are taught by Mr. Figliola and Miss Stevens, the iuniors by Mr. Milton, and the seniors by Miss Churchill. English is a required four year subiect. It contributes to a deeper understanding and appreciation of our heritage. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, Left to right: Miss Hannah Churchill, Mr. Otto Heddericg, Mrs. Helen Bennett, Mr. Joseph Figliola, Mrs. Georgia McCloskey, Mr. lewis Milton. Mathematics One of Harrison High School's major assets is its fine mathematics department directed by Mr. Robert Havington. Mr. Havington, a senior faculty member, is currently teaching solid geometry, trigonometry, and intermedi- ate algebra. Mr. Garrity teaches elementary algebrap Mr. Derivan, tenth year mathe- maticsp and Mr. Ettelson, tenth year mathe- matics and general mathematics. Mr. Robert B. Havington Mr, Edward Garrity and Mr. Arthur Ettelson Miss Antoinette Coloccia Miss Gladys Chamberlin X I Mr. James Eldredge 'BSB X x Wit lf Y V' lifllh 1 I xr N ff! CZ A sc 5 QQ. 'FZ' . 51:3 E I run wg 2 4 iw -'i L31 5 ' .12 --4 .A1 1-1 . Pa' . ,Q wr ,A i . Foreign Language The three languages, offered in Harrison High, attempt to produce Cl fuller realization ofthe culture and language of other peoples. The language department has recently ex- panded. This year forthe first time, a Latin IV class has been established. Many students are also studying French, taught by Miss Gladys Chamberlain, Latin by Mr. James Eldredge, and Spanish by Miss Antoinette Colloccia. .,.,e 9 o, s s's X2-S5 5' 50. s X 1 my - X qv v 1 L O ff'is?9o'339s it ,,,,..,, L xr, WJ -V A . it X' AL Science This year has witnessed some of the great- est scientific advances in history. This has been a year of great biological innovations and of man's first steps into outer space. As a result, the attention of every American has suddenly been focused on the many fields of science. In Harrison High School, we are fortunate to have a very capable science department, which stresses not only the basic scientific facts, but their underlying principles and future applications. The high percentage of our students taking science courses is due, in no small measure, to the interesting and in- formative manner in which they are pre- sented. The head of our science department, Mr. Auerbach, is a senior member of our faculty and is currently teaching chemistry. His wide experience has been particularly responsible for our effective science program. Mr. Thomas Derivan is our new physics teacher. His fine scientific background and his work on the atomic submarine, Sea Wolf, have enabled him to present his subiect in a vital, interesting manner. Mr. Thomas Derivan Mrs. Margaret M. Richards Mr. Bernard Auerbach Mr. Irving H. Randel and Iguana Our biology teacher, Mr. Irving Randel, has made his subject intriguing. His biology room is filled with a variety of plants and animals which serve to bring the subject of biology closer to the student. Mrs. Richards teaches general science. It is her job to provide freshmen with the funda- mental scientific knowledge which is neces- sary for more advanced studies. Business Department eeeoeeeoe ooooooooogg oooo Mrs. Ellen Hubel The business department offers an education primarily to those expecting to enter the commercial field after graduation. Shorthand and transcription, secretarial practice and secretarial lab, all taught by Miss Matilda Risoli, are courses available to the girl desiring to become an elticient secretary. Typing, Mrs. Ellen Hubel's subject, proves essential, not only to the business student, but also to the prospective college student. In order to learn how to cope with the every day processes and legal entangle- ments of the business world, classes in business law, sales management, and introduction to business are taught by Mr. Guido Zambernardi. Various other courses are bookkeeping, oFfice practice, and business arithmetic, taught by Mr. John Capik. An individual, upon successfully completing work in the Business Department may then take advantage of the many opportunities open to him in the business world. Mr. Guido Zumbernurdi ..a-- V Miss Matilda Risoli Mr. John Capik Y , X Arts The students of Harrison High School are not only striving for a high academic goal, scholarship, but also for the development of aesthetic values. The Fine Arts Department of Harrison High School provides the student body with many opportunities for acquiring this. It offers several outlets for self-expres- sion. In the field of art, Mr. Charles Dawson offers courses in various aspects of art, in- cluding mechanical drawing. Miss Madeline Dickey, director of the Home Economics De- partment, trains future homemakers. In the if Miss Madeline Dickey department of Industrial Arts, Mr. Stanley Waffle instructs his students in the use of many tools including everything from a hammer to a paint brush. Those students who are musically inclined may participate in the Har- rison High School Concert and Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Pat Contardi or in choral work also directed by Mr. Con- tardi. Students interested in music may take part in another organization, the H.H.S. Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Armando Scilingo. Mr. Charles Dawson Mr. Armando Scilingo -Q... ',V . Mr. Pat Conicrdi Mr. StanIeY wum' Mrs. Anne Donley Mr Alexander Young Director of Girls' Phys. Ed, Dlredor of Phys Ed L H ff ,..-.,1,, , ,.k, f:,. 5 ,lik K m.W,5, ,V Mr. Paul Fuller Driver Educaiion, Instructor, Director of Audio-Visual Aids s ENI0 Rs . , . .nb IV ' ff ! lin J' 'N 45 ' 4 -5' yi nb G., ll P X N s Senior Closs Officers Leff lo right: Palmyra Gonzales, Secrefaryy Peier S. Rosenbaum, Presidenfg Frank Mudrozzo, Vice Presidenf. Senior Class Council J. Fronr row, lefi fo righi: Josephine Valentino, Phyllis Busile, Gene vieve LaMedica. Second row: Marc Bisceglia, Eddie Sichel Lawrence Daifch. Third row: Thomasino LeGrozie, Sfephen Kokkins Lee Dunning. PHYLLIS BASILE Phyll Be bop baby Business G. A. A. 95 Chorus 95 Intramurals 9-115 Twirl- ing Club 95 Sophomore Councilg Sophomore Bridge Committee: Cheerleading 11, Co- Ccptuin 125 Junior Stand Committeeg Junior Play Usher: Junior Prom Ticket Committee, Decoration Committeey Senior Councilg Reminiscence Secretarial Editor. l.ESl.lE'ANN BAUMAN - Les Lalin fromLMdnlmil1'an College Entrance Art Club 9-12, Viize President 10p lnfrdmurals 9g G. A. A. 9g Pre and-Can Club 9-105 Pro- beliqnan-ye Honor Society 9-105 Active Honor Soeiely '11-125 Latin Club. 11-12g Remi- niuenee Aff Stuff' 10-11, Faculty -Elitof 1.25 Mcrodnl Murmury Editorial ,Staff 11-125 Sophomore' Bridge, .lunaloriklay Direcrorg Junior Prem: Girls' Clie!-us'9-12: Clxorrlelfes 115 BunclL10-12: l.ibrary,Club 9: Girl! Ten- nis Club 95 Foorlighl -Players 10-125 Current Problems Club 1-14125 Daclumalion Canlesl 11-12159221-iish Club 12. C :uname 'BECKER .Judy be 1 be BELQEMGEJGY, . E L 1 lhifdwirelsi 9-12: FA- A- 9i E Ciibrus 1940: E uBrid9QlCdmmiffeeg Junior Seam Cdnihiiiilies Bgcreldfiul Stull: smash Club fi-12. 1 1 L 1 , xA-Q.,.1' 1 Q fi: h -A .is PETER BENNETT Pele Roll, holrod, roll College Entrance Rifle Club 9-10, 12g Library Club 9-107 Judo Club 12. WILLIAM BIRNBAUM Wild Bill Bidin' my lime College Enlrance lnlramurals 95 Golf l0A12jSpCI'1lSl'l Club 11g Junior Prom Commilleeg Reminiscence Busi- ness Stuff 12. iii, W. MARCO BISCEGLIA Mark Happy feet College Entrance Student Council 95 Football 105 Junior Coun- cil5 Junior Prom5 Junior Marshal 105 Senior Council. SUSAN BOXER Sue A pretty girl is like a melody College Entrance Spanish Club 9, 105 G. A. A. 95 Girls' Chorus 95 Intramurals 9-125 Maroon Murmurs Busi- ness Staff 10-125 Sophomore Bridge-Decora- tion Committee-Chairman5 Sophomore Coun- cil5 Junior Council5 G. O. Homeroom Secre- tary 115 Junior Play Make-Up Committee5 Huskiettes 105 Junior Stand5 Senior Stand5 Junior Prom Ticket Committee. NOEL BRERETON l'm walking College Entrance Intramurals 95 Football 9, 105 Track 9-10, 125 Rifle Club 105 Chess Club 105 Stage Crew 10-125 Junior Marshal Club 105 Marshal Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee5 Band 11, 125 Current Prob- lems 125 Reminiscence Editor 12. WARREN BUDDE Butch Sailor boy U. S. Navy Entered in Junior Year L W S ig 5-FM, f, , x , me- ,. 4.1. , 1 gr 3 if ng' ,, P ,M A A idi- fwf, ef ' 3, . if ' :QMQK f 1- . 1, W. f 5 22, 4' xi ,-. L. iiznf ' 1: I ff., 4 ,naw ,Q . Agvw me l Jag. : , K X 555153 'Q DOMINICK CARNEVALLA JAMES CASALE Fats Big Jim In my own quiet way The breeze and I Army College Entrance MATTHEW LIONEL CARR Matt Yau, you Romeo College Entrance Proiectionist's Club 95 Chorus 105 Track 107 Junior Marshal 105 Footlight Players 9-12 Junior Play 115 World History Pageant 11 Current Problems Club 125 Judo Club 12. I I Baseball 9-10, 125 Football 9-12 Junior Varsity Basketball 9, 105 Jr. Marshal Club 105 Home Room Representative 12, Assembly Committee 127 Spanish Club 12: Varsity H Club 12. Rifle Club FREDERICK CASTALDO Freddy He's a pal Business THQMAS casrfuo 1 A L-L' - - - . ' ' ,699-irhitisikers 1 V College Eni-runes Track 10, Foolball f-10, -11. - ' ANN CHQFFLET1'l Vicki -1 V , Liillosigemgol h ' - Business A G. A4 R. 9, Qhotugs 10: lnframuralsfh 10: Sophomore! Bridge 'Committee 10, Usher, Junior ' Play' 11,'1.hmiori From ,Dscorciions Commiitai 11, World I-lisiory,Pngaunt II, Junior-'Stand 11,, ,Senior 'Mend ,12, Remi- niscunce-Serrgloriulff-Slfdli'32.+f . ' J, JAMES COHN Jim Breezing along wiih fhe breeze College Entrance Pro and Con Club 10, Rifle Club 10, 11, Chess Club 10, 11, Baseball 10-12, Varsiiy H Club 10-12, Junior Play 11, Junior Stand 11, Junior Marshal Club 10, Student Council 10, 11, Curreni Problems Club 11, 12, Foot- light Players 12, Maroon Murmurs-Ediiorial Staff 10-12, Reminiscence Staff-Sports 12. MATTHEW COLLINS Tommy l'm learning mf Lafin ' ColJege Entxrance French Club 11,la1in Club 11, 12, Pres., 12, World History Pageanl 11, Marshal Club 12, Reminiscence, Art Staff 12. CAROL ANN CUNNIFFE Carol RONALD DANKEL Dink Dream girl Whistle a happy tune Business Business Intramurals 9, 105 Chorus 95 G. A. A. 9, Band 9-125 Orchestra 125 Spanish Club 11 105 Maioretting 125 Reminiscence Business 125 Stamp Club 9-125 Judo Club 12. Staff 125 Usherette Junior Play5 Sophomore Bridge Committee. LAWRENCE DAITCH Larry Cock-eyed optimist College Entrance Pro and Con Club 95 Footlight Players Stage Crew 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 Current Prob- lems Club 11, 125 Senior Council Alternate 125 Junior Marshal Club 105 Maroon Mur- murs Business Staff 115 Reminiscence Busi- ness Stafl 125 Sophomore Bridge Clean-up Committee 10. DENNIS ROY DEAN Jimmy Dean Home on the range College Entrance Entered in Junior year. Rifle Club 12 JOSEPH oqwzccmoo A Joo ' Happiness is iusria thing colied Joe , Collego Enironce Band 9-12, Orchestra 1042: Dance Band 942' , . . LIDIA DiBERARDlNO leo Wondsrful fo know College Entrance G. A. A. 9: Girls' Chorus, 9, lnlramurnls 9- 121 H. R. Secretory 9, 10: Clos: Secretary 9-113 Class Vice President 10: Spanish Club 9, 105 Assembly Committee 9, Leaders Club 10, Secrefary 113 Probafionary Honor So- ciety 9-11, Active Honor Society 12, Huski- ettes 10, 11, Footlighf Players 10, 11, Mo- roon Murmurs Business Stal? 10, Undercloss- men to Reminiscence 105 Sophomore Bridge Committee-Co-Chairman Prizes, Mixed- Doubles Badminfon Champion 10, World History Pageant 117 Junior Play Committee- Chairman of Ushers, Junior Standy Junior Prom Committee, Chairman Tickersf G. O. Secretary 125 Senior Cioss Editor Rami' niscence 12. 'hiv' X LARRY DiBlCCARl Debo There'll be a l1oHime in fhe old lown fonighl College Entrance Football 10, lnlramurals 9, Chorus 9, Junior Marshal 105 Junior Pram-Sei-up Commifleeg Reminiscence-Business Staff 12. CAROL ANN DIEFENBACH Carol A woman in love Business G. A. A. 9, Art Club 9, 10-Executive Com- mittee, Intramurals 9, 10, Sophomore Bridge -Art Staff and Advertising, Junior Play 10, ll-Scenery and Aclveriisingy Reminiscence 12, Art Edilor, Senior Play-Scenery. wr!!-Q-I yi, . 1 R x JOANN DiMlCELl LEE H. DUNNlNG Jo Sophisicated swing College Entrance lntramurals 9-125 Girls' Chorus 9-125 Maroon Murmurs Business StaH5 Sophomore Bridge Committee5 Junior Play Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Maroon Murmurs Editorial Staff5 Junior Stand5 Breakfast Stand 115 World History Pageant 115 Huskiettes 115 Reminiscence-Assistant Activities Editor 125 Twirling Club 9. GARRY DONAVAN Keep it gay College Entrance Entered in Junior Year. Football 11, 12 fco- Hayward When you're smiling College Entrance Footlight Players 10-125 Stamp Club 9, 105 Rifle Club 9-12, President 125 Band 9-125 Junior Marshal 11, 125 Senior Council5 Pro- bationary Honor Society 9-125 Three One Act Play-Cast 10-125 Junior Play Cast5 Chess Club 105 World History Pageant 11. SUSAN EDWARDS Sue Sophisticated lady College Entrance Intramurals 9-115 Spanish Club 9-115 Sopho- cqpialnif Baseball ll' 12? Mufslwl Club: more Council5 Chorus 95 Reminiscence Stat? Sports Editor-Reminiscence 12. 12. DQLQRES JEYANGELISTA , ' L iliii-.ff1, - t Gryersqyosi 1 Bviinbif ircr S S 1 tntramurols 94 1216. Ari.: 2: Chorus 9-Mg Junior Play-slhheiif-.lwtiortStfllidi Library- J' Club ill.: Reminiscence Secfetoridli5tofP. i i I Ik, PHYLLIS FASOLA , i Phu-Weil ,. 'Talmage romonee . Business ' 1 ' Art Club 9, 10: Clrsomsi, 105 lntrdmvrozis' 9- 115 o. A .A. fo, Mimi Cham ug H-is 1 CARL FEDELE Nakey Crazy man crazy Business NEAL FERRIS Don't worry 'bout me College Entrance G. O. Representative 9, 105 G. O. Vice Presi- dent 125 Pro and Con Club 9, Intramurals 95 Mixed Chorus 9, Sophomore Bridge Com- mitteeg Sophomore Council, Probationary Honor Society 105 Maroon Murmurs Busi- ness Staft 10, Manager 11p Football 10-125 Vice President of Junior Classy Marshal Club 11, 125 Varsity H Club 115 Footlight Players lstage crewjp Junior Play Ticket Committee Cchairmanjg Junior Prom Committee, Spanish Club 117 Varsity Basebollg Reminiscence Activities Committee fchairmanj 125 G. O. Dance Committee Cchairmanb 12. 'ummm-If MICHAEL FRAIOU MARILYN A. FURIATO Mike Mm' AIn't mlsbehaving HQPFY go lucky College Enhance I Airline Hostess D Intramurals 95 Football 9, 105 Proiection Entered Junior Year5 Junior Stand5 Junior Club 95 Track 9, 105 Junior Prom Committee P107 Commmeef 'Iumo' Prom Commmeff Hi Junior Marshal Club 10, H. Intramurals 11, 125 Maroon Murmurs Busi- ness Stal? 125 Reminiscence Senior Staff 125 World History Pageant 115 Senior Stand. l JOHN FULLER Whitey Anchors aweigh LEONARD GALIULO College Entrance Chich Intramurals 95 Pro and Con Club 95 Band Drummer boy 9-125 Orchestra 11, 125 Junior Play Com- College Entrance mittee 115 Marshal Club 125 Reminiscence Band 9-125 Dance Band 115 Orchestra 125 Business Staff 12. Stage Crew 115 All County Band 10-12. MARY GASPERINO Mary little doriin' Nursing School G. A. A. 95 Intramurals 9, 105 Chorus 9, 10. STEPHANIE GILBERT Stevie Chicago Histrionics Chorus 9-125 Junior Play Committee5 Foot- lighv Players 125 Junior Prom CommiI!ea5 Junior Stand. LINDA GINSBURG Gins Sincerely College Entrance Band 9-125 Orchestra 9-115 G. A. A. 95 N. Y. S. S. M. A. 9, 105 Intramurals 9, 105 Girls' Chorus 11, 125 Probotionary Honor Society 10, 115 Active Honor Society 125 Sophomore Council5 Sophomore Bridge Committee, Chairman5 Junior Council5 Junior Stand5 French Club 11, 125 latin Club 11, 12, Sec. 115 Mixed Chorus 115 Chordettes 115 Current Problems Club 11, 125 Junior Play Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 World History Pageant 115 G. O. Homeroom Secretary 10-125 Reminiscence Senior Class 12. LOIS GOLDBERG Lo Just between you and me College Entrance Entered Sophomore Yeor5 Sophomore Bridge CommiHee5 Footlight Players 10-125 Proba- tionary Honor Society 10-125 Intramurals 10, 115 Junior Play Cast5 Junior Play Com- mittee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Girls' Chorus5 Latin Club 11, 125 Huskiettes 115 Remi- niscence Senior Class SIaf15 Art Club5 Junior Stand. PALMYRA GONZALEZ Pam Five feet two, eyes of blue Business G. A. A. 95 Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 9, 105 Chorus 9, 105 Intramurals 9-125 Sophomore Bridge5 Leaders Club 10-125 Junior Stand5 Junior Prom Committee5 Spanish Club 11, 125 Junior Play Committee5 Secretary of Class 125 Reminiscence Stall 125 Cheerleading 125 Creative Dancing 12. BARBARA GOTTLIEB Bobbie One step ahead College Entrance G. A. A. 95 Biology Club 95 Freshman Party5 Pro and Con Club 9, 105 Chorus 9, 105 Sophomore Bridge5 Intramurals 9-125 French Club 10-125 Spanish Club 125 Current Prob- lems 125 Reminiscence Editorial Staff QSpecial Featuresj 12. DONALD GRIFFEN Don Quiet please College Entrance Stamp Club 9-125 Library Club 9-125 Red Cross 105 Stage Design 10-125 Art Club 115 Track 11, 125 Baseball 12 RICHARD HIRSCH Dick Stranger in paradise College Entrance Entered in Senior Year KENNETH HOLLAND Kenny Artisfs life Business Rif1e Club 9 JAMES HORTON Croty Black slacks College Entrance Pro and Con Club 95 Tennis Club 95 Baseball 9, Junior Marshal Club 9, 10, Rifle Club 9, 105 Football 942, Track 9-121 Chess Club 10, 115 Junior Prom Decoration Committee: Reminiscences Business Staff ll, 12, Judo Club 12. NANCY HOWELL Jeepers, creepers, where did you get those peepers Business G. A. A. 9, Intramurals 9, 10, Sophomore Bridge Committeeg Junior Prom Decoration Committee, Junior Play Usher, Junior Play Committee: Junior Stand, Reminiscence Busi- ness Staff 12. SUSAN IMMERMAN Sue Bundle of joy College Entrance Spanish Club 95 G. A. A. 9, Chorus 9, 10, Intramurals 9-12, Maroon Murmurs Business Stall 10-125 World History Pageant 11, Junior Prom Decoration Committee, Junior Stand, Reminiscence Stall 12. mf' 'ctw-1' for -w -.rr rf 1 is fm, ,FL .W fgggmi-.,i,s.J., ,f' ,F e , ,, ...if ,.,,.,., W it yd, eowmao JULIAN NORMAN KAY Ed Worm Can'twai1 for summer D907 fence me lf' 3,-,siness College Entrance Rifle Club 9, Band 9-11, Proiectionists Club Junior Proiectionists Club 9, Junior Marshall 9, Varsity Baseball 9-11, Orchestra. Club 10, Pro 8- Con Club 10, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 11. DALE KATZ Kitty-Katz lf you ask me I could write a book College Entrance Chorus 9, 10, Hameroom Secretary 11, Latin Club 11, French Club 10, 11, Pro 8- Con Club 9, Current Problems Club 12, Junior Play Prompter 11, Junior Stand, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 115 Underclass- man Reminiscence 10, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 105 Maroon Murmurs Edi- torial Staff 11, 12, Intramurals 9-12, G.A.A. 9, Probationary Honor Society 9, Reminis- cence Special Features Committee 12, Sophomore Bridge Tickets Committee 10. HENRY KING Farmer in the dell College Entrance Football 10, Rifle Club 125 Spanish Club 11 x xc x X ARTHUR KLElN , Mon with the horn College Entrance Pro and Con Club 9, Vice President, Band 9-12,iOn:hestra 10-1-2, librarian 11, Secre- tory 12, Dance Band:11, 'Footlight Players 10-12, Vice President' 12, Student Council 11-1-2, Junior Council 11, Marshal Club,12, Yearbook -' AsliStontM5ports Editor, Proba- 'tionary National'Honor Society 9-11, Active Honor Society 12., ' - ' ' A 1 aAvMoNoqirLse.N,,: c y - -Sigi-Ray llll l 1 A Tb'-l9fW'1Pfi'P'!fl'f.. J f A we ll1 p Junior Marshal club--ID, Nliiziuafjifitiorun 550.- r STEPHEN KOKKINS Steve The wayward wind College Entrance Rifle Club 9-12, Range Officer 10, 11, Stamp Club 9, 10, Stage Technicians 11, 12, Band 9-12, Band Letter 10, Chess Club 10, 12, Senior Council 12, Westchester Science Fair 11, 12, Assistant Photography Editor and Editorial Stat? of Reminiscence, Radio Club 12, N. Y. S. S. M. A. 10, Pro and Con Club 9, Basketball Intramurals 10. GENEVIEVE LaMEDICA Gen Them there eyes College Entrance Spanish Club 9-12, Home Room Secretary 9, G. A. A. 9, Leaders Club 10, 11, Footlight Players 10-12, Intramurals 9-11, World His- tory Pageant 11, Senior Council, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Junior Play Committee, Chorus 9, 11, Reminiscence, Associate Senior Editor, Junior Editor, Huskiettes, Probation- ary Honor Society 9-12, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Creative Dancing 12, Tennis Club 10, Senior Stand, Noma Spelling Award 12. ft ff-- H., .f,,-1-Wtzm. .... 1. n'f.:2,11,,:, . K HAROLD LANGWORTHY Hal Sc rare College Entrance Pro and Con Club 9, Rifle Club 9-12, Presi- dent 10, 11, Secretar 12, Stam Club 9 10 Y P 1 I Spanish Club 10, 11, Footlight Players 10- 12, Treasurer, Junior Marshal Club 10, 11, Current Problems Club 12, Chess Club 10, 11, Judo Club 12, Band 9-12, Probationary Honor Society 9-11, G. O. Representative 9, Active Honor Society 12, Junior Play, Reminiscence Staff, Science Fair 10, First Place Westchester Cancer Committee Essay Contest, World History Pageant, writer. PAUL LeGOFF Just wail 'till Paris sees me U. S. Navy THOMAS LeGRAZlE Tom How important can it be College Entrance Sophomore Council, Sophomore Bridge Com- mittee, Junior Marshal Club, Junior Council, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Stand Com- mittee, G. O. Representative 11, 12, West- chester County Association of Student Coun- cils, Marshal Club 11, 12, Latin Club, Pro- gram Committee 11, 12, Senior Council, Senior Privilege Committee. MARLENE LESERRA Ain't she sweet Business G. A. A. 9, Intramurals 9-11, Sophomore Bridge Refreshment Committee, Junior Play, Junior Prom, Decoration Committee, Noma Spelling Contest Award, Junior Stand, Reminiscence Business, Secretarial Stott, Leaders' Club, Senior Stand. AA4 v. EDWARD LINDE Eddie Treat me nice College Entrance Current Problems Club 11, 12, President 12, Pro and Con Club 9, 10, Secretory 10, Foot- light Players 11, 12, Secretory 12, Maroon Murmurs 12, Sports Editor 12, Reminiscence Special Features Editor 12, Probationary Honor Society 9-12, Latin Club 11, 12, Presi- dent 11, Vice President 12, Junior Marshals 9, 10, Marshals 11, 12, Junior Play Publicity Committee, Band 9-12, Host'-Foreign Stu- dent 11, Football Announcer 10-12. ROBERT M. LOSITO Bob A Man, man was for the woman made y College Entrance Baseball 9-12, Football ,11, 12, Rifle Club 11, 12, Junior Marshall Club 11. ROGER C. LUNDEN For he's a jolly good fellow College Entrance Pro and Con Club 9, Rifle Club 9'12, Stamp Club 9, 10, President 10, Spanish Club 11, 12, Footlight Players 10-12, Junior Marshal Club 10, 11, Marshal Club 12, Current Problems Club 12, Chess Club 10, 11, Library Club 10, Mixed Badminton Tournament Champion 10, Judo Club 12, Reminiscence Staff, Junior Play Committee, Band 10-12, Orchestra 9-12, Probationary Honor Society 12. BARBARA LUSARDO Barb Party doll Business Intramurals 9-12, Library Club 11, G. A. A. 9, Chorus 9, 10, Junior Pram Committee, Junior Play Committee, Junior Stand, Senior Stand, Reminiscence Secretarial Staff, Sopho- more Bridge Committee, Noma Contest Win- ner 11, 12, Maroon Murmurs Business Stott, Twirling Club 9, Junior Breakfast Stand. 41? f . FRANK MAonAzo ,ip Ilcfy f ' - suzANNE MARKELL Bo ' X J LL A wonderful guy f' ,fl LI! flfw Y College Entrance WMI, Entered in Junior Year5 Varsity Basketball 11, 125 Varsity Baseball 11, 125 Vice Presl- dent of Senior Class5 Marshal Club5 G. O. X ffl Homeroom President 125 Varsity H. Club5 Senior Council5 Finance Committee of G. O. 125 Probationary Honor Society 12. MARJORIE MALINA Margie Little things mean a lot College Entrance Pro and Con Club 95 Chorus 9, 105 Intra- murals 9-125 G. A. A. 95 Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 10-125 Sophomore Bridge Committee5 Footlight Players 11, 125 Junior Play Productions Staff, World History Pageant 115 Junior Prom Decorations Com- mittee5 Cheerleading 125 Art Club lPoster Committee Headj 125 Reminiscence Editorial Staff lSpecial Featuresl 125 French Club 125 Junior Stond5 Creative Dancing 12. Sue Wake up little Suzie College Entrance G. A. A. 95 Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 10-125 Intramurals 95 Assistant Editor Secre- tarial Staff CReminiscence15 Spanish Club 10, 117 Girls' Chorus 95 Huskiettes 105 Sopho- more Bridge Decorations Committee, Serving Committee, Ticket Committee5 Junior Play- Usher-Program Committee5 Junior Stand5 Breakfast Stond5 Senior Stand5 Twirling Club 9. STEPHEN MAURO Steve You've got to be a football hero to be in love with a beautiful girl College Entrance Football 9-125 Baseball 9, 105 Track 9-10, 125 Basketball 9, 105 Varsity H Club 9-125 Marshal Club 11, 125 President of Class 95 Co-captain ot Football team 12. c. 1, 5. X, my X is f.. . E w.,, If if 1152:-if-fm V' 'iii 11933195 2 4,5 ..X 2,5 r 5 .k,, X X ff,- -Xs- ,X ,.,.,, ,AX ..,, .,, W 5 M I1-f-' ' P'-1.1 'iffigi ' fJ1fXTQi,zs1fg. g,.'q:'XX.1 115 X .. .XXw,X,,1 . X. mc.- R 1.-fm .. . 155, r, ., .-,X X - ff, 10 ,X1.g5.f 2511252 X X r Willa,-fir.. X wi.-w-, -1 X 1 pu, f,-,.-f. ., -SX-.XSX f..,. . 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X--Xs,-X.eXX JOSEPH MODUGNO Joe Up inthe air junior bird men College Entrance Football 10-125 Track 105 Rifle Club 9-12. MARILYN MODUGNO You're the tops College Entrance Home Room Representative 95 G. A. A. 95 Sophomore Council Representative5 Sopho- more Bridge Committee-Refreshments5 Ten- nis Club 1O5 Intramurals 9, 105 Girls' Chorus 10-125 Junior Council5 Band 10-125 Chair- man Junior Play Reading Committee5 Junior Play- Publicity, Refreshments5 Junior Prom Refreshment lCo-chairrnanl and Decorations Committee5 Latin Club-Vice President 115 Latin Club-Secretary 125 Home Room Secre- tory5 Underclassman Editor of Reminiscenceg Maroon Murmurs Business Statt5 French Club5 Senior Privilege Committee. -Na ANITA MORELLA Anita little bity pretty one Business Secretary Homeroom 9, Chorus 9, 10, Intra- murals 9-11, Sophomore Bridge-Ticket Com- mittee, Junior Play Committee, Cheerleading 11, Captain 12, Reminiscence Business Staff, G. A. A. 9, Junior Stand, Junior Prom- Decorating Committee, Noma Contest Win- ner, Junior Play-Usher, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 12. ANN MORGAN Stay as sweet as you are College Entrance Band 9-12, Secretary, Orchestra 9, 10, Pro- bationary Honor Society 9-11, Active Honor Society 12, Maroon Murmurs Editorial Staff 11, 12, Reminiscence Associate Editor 12, Chorus 11, 12 CGirls'J, Special Chorus 11, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Junior Play Committee- Publicity, World History Pag- eant 11, Chordettes 11. ali!! .null 'x .s t CHARLES NORTH Charlie You can depend on me College Entrance Bond 9-12, President 12, Orchestra 10, Dance Band 9-12, Track 9, 10, Pro and Con Club 9, 10, President 10, Tennis Club 9, 10, Active Honor Society 12, Sophomore Council 10, Probationary Honor Society 9, 11, Junior Captain 12, Sophomore Marshal 10, Marshal 11, 12, Current Problems Club 11, 12, Bridge Committee 10, Junior Play Publicity Committee, 11 Co-chairman, Footlight Players 11, 12, President 12, Ma- roon Murmurs Ed. Staff 11, 12, Ed-in-chief 12, Civics Day Committee 11, Reminiscence Ed. Stafl 112, Publicity Editorl, French Club Vice President 11. it luwf , ' 5 il ORTON California here I come College Entrance OX Nl I Baseball 9-12, Football 9, Basketball 9-12, 9, R. O. T. C. Drill Team 10, Proiection Club 9th Grade Script Committee, Science Club ll r 11, 12, Current Problems Club 11, Marshal's Club 12, Radio Club 12, Associate Editor ol Yearbook 12. 'Ml Lk! xmflw Lf g 45 f4iNrNifP93Q'EHY , 0911111 1 2 2 9 i2f1l1C?Ri1tT ,rse ' 1 .C :'mefznznffmf1ifqpgm,wana 2 g 2 P 1 rcplhdniinirame. 1 1 . An Clubi9, an, eer iilnrrfqipmis ID, asa,-she mm Bridge-Arfitfiffi ell 1u,gaaars,Psayssm,fy 1 Q04 Pmswm: lkerfiffiiwsf f5?+AH wdrk: 2 Reminisconce-Art iEdifbr '5Bg iluniorfrom, ' Sceneryg Girls'fCl1orusf9,1101 QV 1 2 ANTHQNijJ,QSEPl'1fFAlJklNE 2 my 1 , 5 ' - f :Cull496f-Entrance' r f 1 ' 1 .Enmredse in ssumniggr Yeqrir Fbitlwll 11,. 12: 59fkQi5Ql2r llz C5611 ,433 HGlseb41eli,1le2- Club Trif vxnfflw :H- Cfvb 3 bf 12:1 wma .3 ix .2P4 X M. 'N4,..., HOWARD PEASE Howie High up in the sky College Entrance Stamp Club 9-12, President 11, Current Prob- lems 11, 12, Junior Play Properties, Junior Marshal 10-12, Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 11, 12, Reminiscence Business Staff. RICHARD S. PERLES Sailbad the Sinner Rap tap on wood College Entrance Stagecrew 9-12, Chairman 12, Chess Club- Co-Chairman 10, 11, Footlight Players 9-12, Proiectionist Club 11, 12 President, Radio Club-Co-Chairman 12. -- , ,.,, ,,.. , 'Ml' uf X ., . reef JOHN PRISCIANTELLI JOHN ANTHONY RICCIO Prish Ric Take me out to the ballgame Lef's make a joyful noise Business School Business Baseball 9-12, Basketball, Junior Varsity 10, Rifle Club Basketball, Varsity ll, l2, Varsity H Club. THOMAS RIEDEL DOROTHY RENDE Mcgm, D07 Pipe Dream A dream come true College 50550955 Proiectionist Club 9-12, Stage Technicians Intramurals 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, ll, QAM. Manage,-5 10, Chairman 11, 12: 3 Hvskieffef lo- One Act Plays 10, ll, Junior Play. 'M' 8X1 it C rirs ooxioaN.1izosiNsaN 1 it - :raise 5 1 M Quiet one i 1 p g ,Business Junior Marshall TI ' Q PETER S. ROSENBAUM Pudge l've got the world on a string College Football 95 J. V. Basketball 9, 105 Varsity Basketball 115 Probationary Honor Society 9, 105 Active Honor Society 11, 125 Junior Marshal Club 9-115 Marshal Club 125 Band 9-125 Orchestra 9-125 String Quartet 9, 105 Dance Band 9-125 All-State Sectional Orches- tra 10-125 President of Class 10-125 French S J 1 it Q7'n.J Club 10-125 FO01llgl'tf Players 10-125 ram f' , ft 1 lu Prize, Declamation Contest 115 Junior Play . ' aft ' M1 Cast5 Civics Day Committee 115 Town At- ' ' fi 5' 3 1 torney, Civics Day 115 Editorial Stafl, Ma- rv 'l . 1 ti roon Murmurs 11, 125 Photographic Editor ,V E. K- to 5 ith of Reminiscence 125 Westchester Symphony V ' - 5 ,Ft I '- Orchestra 10-125 Music arranger, Pageant W V , 5 7 'K ' ' L A 1 ' Kvse S' ,klxv y ' of Western History 115 Varsity H Club 125 M? - 1 Q V W ' 2 Q - it A . Senior Band Student Conductor5 New York ilx l 'L +I! State Conference Orchestra '57. f Q-f J' ' , i f li,t 1 ill . ve A .,1l 1' '11 , I 112. A Mg 5 A lt Q5 I S my no ur u 5 by W y ' mart-J 3 rr, 1 - 1 rx yr, ty 1 5 I, ' 1 H r. iil' jj 1 5 if If ra mrs -1 ,J V- C orus if lituf ' VINCENT Russo, JR. fig A '65 rl-'ich .. Vlfrqg C - 1 , nge' ' Doc Rubels Jcun. 1 R4-9 ., i 1 Q X fi' P ng H, A huntin' we will go ,' 1 5, ni j .fl 1 n, stamp Maroon ,J C-911990 ' Y mul V ifqfldl I P 1'1,112jRemln1SC4!hC0 le! Football 9, 10, 125 Track 9-125 Intramurals 18 cialissuturesiEditnr,'iProtzationqryHonor 9: Chorus 10, 11: Rifle Club 9: Junior Sgftggy, ll P P 1 Marshal Club 105 Reminiscence Staff 12. JOHN T. RUDOLPH Pickles Faithful and true Business School Rifle Club 11, Junior Marshal Club 11, Marshal Club 12. CHARLES RYAN Charlie Peanuts College Entrance Student Council 9-12, Agenda Committee 9, 10, Junior Marshal Club 11, Junior Proiec- tionists Club, G. O. Dance Committee, Re- freshments 9, 10, Set-up Committee 9. tx K If RICHARD SANTUCCI Richie Hey good lookin' College Entrance Football 9-12, Basketball 9-12, Golf 10-12, Track 9-12, Marshal Club 11, 12 fAsst. Chiefi, Varsity H Club 10-12, Spanish Club 12, Intramurals 9. BARBARA JUDITH SCHLESINGER Barb Lot of brains, lot of talent College Entrance Probationary Honor Society 9, 10, Pro and Con Club 9, 10, Band 9-12, Letter 10, Orchestra 9, 10, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, Intra- murals 9, 10, Leaders' Club 10-12, Declama- tion Contest 10, 11, Chess Club-Secretary 10, 11', Maroon Murmers Editorial Stott, Footlight Players 10-12, Sophomore Bridge Committee, Current Problems Club 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, Junior Play-Cast, Literary Editor of Reminiscence, Active Honor Society 11, 12. ' 55,1131 A ersssssy 4 A is A EDGAR sici-in S ' JAACC5 Wfffs . . . VVV,fV- Vk,,kf kkrk. it kykh 1 ssii Cvveseiarrnw. ffBwds1' 9-12: Dwci CSQHH 619-12: Cfbiivifrd 93 Harkin?-152: Feorbait-9512? eirei f 79-1-25: Junior Ceurntili Meiubwp . Elfiitgtgiit -Stu- Z-dent Councilg: 'Director of -Faotlighi-1?leyer'a-W 'Pier G-H44-Membir f1fhgf25,1vniQrirtaytcestz nemaniswtcefspetfstt Steffi ilwershialigtvhier 5 Prem Committeag Pro and -'g2ofsQ'Cli.11gg cm, at-,J-121-vie. mtaasm 125 swam sisr Council aspresenfafigfe 5 HARG115-18ELiGSON' , l SSPJJSQ- . S V V - Stay on the rigittzgidysister 1 - V1 Coliegaitintrunyzc 1 Q . Intpamurdls 9-125 1Curr9nrfiProhlQms C!ubf125, sperm Cisiinf13-1'liflgaminiicefnce--5Bersimsss -easier tssu 1125 :Senna mf iss -1 35 Stags' Te:lihicin.ni1f'l1iQ ',LLi if-25,1 Jvitioi?-i1iM5rihaI scenuigssmso, chief: iaqffsalcwb H, 12, chief- it 125 Probofionary Honor Society 91 1105-Nd 1 tional Honor -Society it 1, 125 Judo Club-Ykei President and-lnstructeri 1125 -R1t1a,Club-9-125 Secretory-Treasurer 11, Vice President 12. Eddie Young at heart College Entrance Junior Varsity Basketball 105 Varsity Basket- ball 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Marshal Club 12, Captain5 Senior Council5 Varsity H Club 12. EVA SILVERI Av Soft lights and sweet music College Entrance Chorus 9-115 Intramurals 9-125 Spanish Club 9-125 G. A, A. 95 Huskiettes 10, 115 Junior Play Committee5 Sophomore Bridge Com- mittee5 Footlight Players 10-125 Junior Stand5 Reminiscence Editorial Staff-Assistant Chair- man Faculty5 Creative Dance Group 12. ,fd , r sw' 4 'RES-., ROGER STONE Rocky l've got rhythm College Entrance Pro and Con Club 105 Sophomore Council5 Sophomore Bridge Committee5 Footlight Players 9-125 Band 9-125 Chorus Accom- panist 9-125 Junior Marshal 105 French Club 115 Junior Council5 Junior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Committee5 Marshall 11, 125 Judo Club 125 Boys' Chorus 11. ANITA STRAUSS Soft hearted girl College Entrance Spanish Club 9, 105 Intramurals 9-115 G. A. A. 95 Business Staff of Maroon Murmurs 10-125 Chorus 105 Latin Club 11, 125 Junior Stand 115 Reminiscence 11, 125 Current Prob- lems 11, 125 Junior Play Production and Painting. AF w LYNDA TIRELLA Lynn All the charms about Lynda Business Intramurals 9-115 G. A. A. 105 Sophomore Bridge Committee5 Huskiettes 10, 115 Junior Play Cast llli Junior Play Production Stal'T5 Junior Prom Decoration Committee5 Library Club 115 G. O. Hameroom Secretary 11, 125 Reminiscence - Organizing and Scheduling Associate Editor 125 Reminiscence Secretarial Stal? 12. ANTHONY TOLVE Tony Speedo Business Proiectionist Club 9-125 Football 9. JOHN JOSEPH TRlMAllCHl . Tri' 5 A.in't misbehaving College Entrance Entered in Junior Year :NV f.:,,.,: .-.., ,. ,.,V,4H . LGUES-NME l'l g'l'Rt,G32Zlf E j LW 5, 5 The happy wanderhl V t ' Coltegointrancnt - Track 95 Junior Marrhoi 10,115 Junior Stand. ANNETTE ADRINA TUTUIAN l'm always chasing rainbows College Entrance Chorus 95 G. A. A. 95 Intramurals 9-115 Sophomore Bridge5 Spanish Club 11, 125 Junior Prom5 Junior Play5 Reminiscence 12. PETER UNGER Pete The greatest inventor of them all College Entrance Entered Sophomore Year5 Band and Orches- tra 105 Chess Club 115 Current Problems Club 11, 125 Probationary Honor Society 10, 115 Production Manager, Junior Play5 Editor-in-Chief, Reminiscence 125 Editorial Staff of Maroon Murmurs5 Judo Club 125 Active Honor Society 125 Footlight Players 12. wl- EVA VALENTINO LUCILLE VERRILLI Life is just a bowl of cherries lu Business Old black magic Intramurals 9-125 Chorus 95 G. A. A. 95 Junior Stand5 Huskiettes 10, 11. JOSEPHINE VALENTINO .Io I could have danced all night College Entrance G. O. Homeroom Secretary 9, 105 Maroon Murmers Business Staff 95 Girls' Chorus 9, 105 G. A. A. 95 Intramurals 9-125 Sopho- more Bridge Committee5 Sophomore Council5 Huskiettes 10, 115 Leaders' Club 10-12, President 125 Junior CounciI5 .Iunior Prom Committee5 Junior Play Committee5 Junior Breakfast Stand5 Senior Council5 World History Pageant 115 Reminiscence Associate Editor Senior Class. A346214 jgtffdl idx!!-S 1.- sftbzsfdf 1 0050 ajmfowy I 5 'MM.xa, Business G. A. A. 95 Chorus 9-105 Intramurals 9-125 Maroon Murmurs Business Staff 10, 115 Reminiscence Secretarial Staft5 Sophomore Bridge Committee5 Junior Play Committee CB-chairman Program Committee5 Spanish Club 11, 12, Secretary 125 Cheerleading 11, 125 Junior Prom Decoration Committee5 Mixed Doubles Badminton Champion 11. ANGELA VITKIN Ang Strictly sentimental College Entrance Pro and Con Club 9, 105 Girls' Intramurals 9, 105 Girls' Chorus 9-125 Footlight Players 10-125 Sophomore Bridge, Decoration, Pub- Iicity, Refreshment Committees5 Honor So- ciety-Probationary 10, Active 11, 125 Decla- mation Contest 10-12, 1st prize 125 Art Club5 Maroon Murmurs Editorial Staff, Associate Editor 125 Current Problems Club 11, 125 Junior Play-Student Director5 Latin Club5 Huskiettes 115 Junior Stand5 Representative to Empire Girls' State 115 Band 125 Spanish Club 125 Reminiscence Associate Ed- itor-Photography. Cfag Aw--J ILA jew 41.4.4 YZQTK ibccwis + 1 S 21 ,' ' t S Siro kk I I kki. Vfk..,V Vk,Vk . Ei ikk ..,:L,.::, .1 1 - VLL' 'm.A ,,LA - . Vm,A, yqjyf mm',L 1 L -,Lioraryi ' ' kL:-, k7i,r,'..L.. r.'.. V -L r-L,V t ,kf,yk E kk:-1.1 fi: f':'iFX'1'5?i5T,5?l' il EIL-Ziff: BONNIE ZEEMAN JON WESTMQREHAHD or S . Fon S SWQ-Sw 5 S ,yMy'boy Hump ' V' t ' VfiBusineS! A S I Y A Proiactionlst Club Art 'Gibb Junior Prawn lbecorufiqni Cqgninittesijhsgigtonty Air! ' Editor Vkemiriigcemqeg Jltjtllofi' Hay' Scenery, Gommitteef Decorating ilioknmlttoeit Spring-A' T Conan 1957, t K in k,,L.. K, .. . - ,- ,- - -, .V -I ,L gig-g ,,es,g: f f 9 S1 M.2.f1w2:.z ,:-H-rf Q-in-M2a.:,o.1.1,--V wf- -1 sv,- Desrgmng woman College Entrance Spanish Club 9-125 Intramurals 9-ily G. A. A. 95 Art Club Presidentp Footlight Players 11, 127 Maroon Murmurs Editorial Staffg Junior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Com- mitteep Junior Stand: Sophomore Bridgeg Reminiscence 125 World History Pageant 11. , x UNDERCLASSMEN E 'e l r ? my 5 '- Tug: A .Y t 4- I 1 ,. ' 5 .-Q fqff ,. 1 bx .Y , r. . . G 4 is 1, - , ll II I xx x g. N x . . . , 5 'v 4-I I I ' 4 Q-Qin. 4 x f I.: qs, - M 4 3 ..,,.:.kx 2 f ,I x 1 X l ,I IA: N 'Ill' risx- , at -I 1 f ' 8 V .H 9 X 'Q' 4 L' A jk K ,xxx X- f , X N ' xx, X 'f X , ' L . f X... L. X r 1 ' .Y 5 x Lf' A X K ' X ' x 1 . f x M VX , , 5 K 1 wf r, yy qi x V Q N . 5, ,M w, V 1 1 x A f A I , 4, 1 't' 3 ' r ' f ' N W f -f , A -1 n-,fi 1 ' ' .- A ' ' X bg ' M' x if ., 1' -- A' - ' Tx . iw E f, s 'I l 1, fur? ' ' ., 111 H4 ' , , 45 VU. ' - ist A ' hh N -r - -'-jx N X, . N-5-Wx .ff . x 1 if -. ' ' W 1' WF 1' L , 1 x V x If ' . , I . . , vx , A ffl ' J Q 'I 4 'X L 14, 'N I xi.. HQ N' v ,J 'L 'sl 31 .f .r 1 A x 't ' W' X 69' xi .- Front Row, left to right: Mary Alice Ryan, Mary Ann Yusi, Donna Tutuian, Elizabeth Staneck, Sandra Sarlo, Theresa Scelio, Mary Bett Schick, Marie Sloat. Second Row: Linda Rosenstock,'Janet Rubner, Naomi Zimmerman, Karen Stenbo, Judith Waters, Patricia Tolchin, Susan Robins, Lois Wiederschall. Third Row: Sondra Weir, Rose Ann Sisca, Edith Ranulo, Geraldine Stroh, Pasquale Truscello, Robert Rubeo, Mitchell Ross. Fourth Row: Louis Spizziro, Steven Walsey, John Semack, Richard Scelio, Carmine Spedaliere, George Vcetch, William Sumits, Robert Sunray, Alan Silverstone. al is Front Row, left to right: Susan Berdon, Brenda Bernstein, Diana Bilotta, Vivian Cotrone M Rosalie Aletti, Sylvia Del Duca P ' ' o, ary Ann Colangelo, , atrlcio Aletti. Second Row: Rich d Frank DeP I ar Apfel, Bruce Cohen, Michael DeFelice, a o, Sandra Beckelman, Esther Basso, Linda Arcara. Third Row: Fred Bisceglia, Alfred Aragona, Dennis Citarella, Vincent Castelli, James Bulakowski, Michael Bisceglia, Anthony DePietro. Fourth Row: William Adelaar, William Ballone, Charles Benerofe, David Allen, Neil DePasquale, John Chater. N f ,i A '.' XX .1 , 'J K Hg, i lah X 1 T 'V Front Row, left to right: Estelle Hoehn, Angela Hadjstylianos, Carolyn Giovannetti, Barbara Gulli, Virginia - ie Ellis, Sue Ellen Friedland, Linda Haber. Second Row: Kathleen Harrison, Phyllis Erickson, Pamela Gideonse, D ,ji 5 Sally Elson, Angela Figliola, Rosalba Gasparrinni, Marilyn French, Lynn Gray. Third Row: Lawrence Hillel, :V ' 3 Harry Eldridge, James Edwards, Santo Galletta, Michael Green, Phil Gurian, Norman Golden. Fourth Row: ' James Dunne, Nicholas Jennings, David Haines, Peter Eisenberger, Allen Elin, Mark Gasarch, Stuart iii Hirschorn. E' S., Front Row, left to right: A R - ' Iis Krell, Ann Julian, Joyce Lancia, Patricia Lasky, Irene Pschorr, Gail Polslly. Second ow. Vivian Kroner, Paula Naprstek, Joanne Pugliese, Carol Pease, Maria Marcone, Susan Keller, Jennie La- Freda. Third Row: David Quadagno, Louis Pope, Peter Pezzela, John Puccella, Eric Litt, Paul Kondrath. Fourth Row: Anthony Querica, Harold Lippman, Richard Osterer, Robert Kuller, Henry Maruttolo. 57 N . Junior Officers ond Council A - 58 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Fronl Row, Ieff to right: Michael Green Nice-Presidenfj, Irene Pschorr fSecreiary1, Michael Bisceglia IPresidenU. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL: Fronf Row, Row: William Sumils, Neil DePasquale. .Auld lefi fo righl: Marie Sloui, Vivian Coironeo, Susan Robbins. Second Sophomore Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Fronr Row, leff fo righf: Lois Hondmacher ISecre- faryl, Ralph DeFeIice IVice-Presidenfj, Char- les Seligson Wresidenfl. www Decorating for ihe Sophomore Bridge an rf S fl' Front Row, left fo right: Carole Tschantre, Barbara Steifler, Diane Underwood, Suzanne Storino, Diane 1 :Vial Simmons, Joann Scelia, lenore Savage, Margery Scheckter, Babette Rosenthal, Riki Shenkman, Rita Rosenblum. - Y V Second Row: Joann Sanders, Ann Rosenthal, Susan Schwarz, Betsy Ross, Iris Zeeman, Maria Soluri, Barbara - i Roth, Elizabeth Singer, Peter Viola, William Stein. Third Row: Bruce Wincott, Jeffrey Winters, Douglas Root, . Ev James Stewart, Joseph Tauro, Alexander Young, Charles Seligson, Sheldon Woodle, Thomas Stroh, Rocco J QL, Zuccarelli, Robert Sollozzo. Fourth Row: John Siegel, Richard Stein, Richard Woehr, Richard Scoli, Edward Siegel, Frank Tolvi, Anthony Sileo, Rudolph Weth, Charles Steinman. - -'iii xl i I Front Row, left to right: Frances Frederick, Carol Hughes, Elizabeth Drummond, Joan Kokkins, Sharon Kohl- berg, Deborah Gitenstein, Mariann Fiore, Diane Fiore, Janet Gulli. Second Row: Irene Furiato, Cynthia Hirsh, Ellen Immerman, Elizabeth Geismar, Lois Handmacher, Patricia Holzman, Susan Fuchsberg, Ann Gellis, Jean Fioretti. Third Row: Charles Gibbons, Arthur Gasparrini, Paul Griffin, Frederick ide, Lewis Koppelman, Ian Glassen, John Hoen, John Hammer. Fourth Row: James Gonzalez, Frank Falco, James Forlano, Frank Fiore, Richard Grossman, Jeffrey Hutner, Robert Hersh, Francis Figliola, Hans Fischer. ,I S Front Row, left to right: Carol Cohen, Louise Baskind, Phyllis Baxter, Judith Bernstein, Judith Alexander Norma Brun M l' ' ' ' ' ' ner, ary E lzabeth Buonsante, Mary Jo Blsceglla, Patrlcla Carmo, Jane Brunner, Savarina Aloisi e u It o ge, Georgiana Comardella, Patricia Battista Irene Aletti, Helen Cuniffe Mary Lou DiBerardino Cor l D V' A ' , , o e lco, ntolnette Cunifte. Third Row: Louis DiBic- c 'J h ' ' arrl, osep Blsbano, John Dreyfus, Michael Bender, Peter Blackman Ralph Della Crosse J s h J B' b , , oep . I5 ano, Ernest Calcagni, Kenneth Bellse . F th R - ' ' ' y our ow. Neil Claremon, George Choffletti, Ralph DeFellce, James Antlxies, Paul Buer, Rodney Carr, Robert Apfel, Daniel Carpiniello, Michael Ballone. I .: V. X J-:E Y Second Row: Andrew Castellano, Marie Cast lli, J d' h D d r ii .A f .A my Front Row, left to right- Lido Noprstek Barbara M'lI J . , 1 er, one LaVigna, Patricia Mohr, Claire LaVigno, Marian Muollo, Pearl Ann Leserra, Jo-Ann Moscari, Olivia Martino. Second Row: Sara Lubitz, Alix Litt, Elizabeth Lux, Phyllis Robustelli, Beverly McCallie, Cothleen Poriser, Rita Piscopo, Judith Lollo, Karen Musan. Third Row: Eileen Monk, Carol McGee, Priscella Manning, Richard Oppenheim, Kenneth Robins, Ronald Olsen, Barry Leivin, Richard McCurdy, Augustine Mascuilli. Fourth Row: Steven Prince, Anthony Lobrosciano, Roger Polly, Michael Lent, Vincent Roberts, Robert Larsen, Thomas Minieri, Stephen Patchen, Philip Reda. r f --ug g If- - Front Row, left to right: Carol Morbedo, Leslie Marker, Julie Lusardo, Loren Meyer, Jean Minskoft, Betty Ann I S Z .rf Marcone, Mary Merdew, Nancy Morrison, Barbara Sandonato. Second Row: Judy Purdy, Lois Perlman, Judy I'-Y C Nadler, Kathy Pardoe, Julie North, Catherine Renula, Eloise O' Shea, Lois Powderly, Wendy Pizzarello. Third - :- Row: Barbara Mandel, Marsha Modugno, Lynne Madrazo, Neal Noble, Stephen Mintz, Bernard Rico, Richard . 1 Panzer, Jimmy Pauline. Fourth Row: Joseph Nicita, Anthony Lucas, Peter Pugliese, Thomas Robinson, John ' :gl Morgan. j,,l 5 21 x I X. - Z l ber Dorothy Front Row, left to right: Jean Ann Burrell, Mary Jo Calandrillo, Diane Altrumurr, Elizabeth We , Anderson, Susan Bennett, Martha Carpenter, Diane Bennett, Judy Allan. Second Row: Richard Berdon, Ali Boman, Marilyn Burrell, Susan Cole, Gail Cohen, Judy Cohn, Joan DiGiacomo, Connie Castelli, Elizabeth Choter. Third Row: Louis Camardella, Matthew Brady, Danny Aloisi, Sammy Aloisi, Walter Becker, Fred Della Crosse, Stanley Carbone, Joe Castellani. Fourth Row: Fred Beckelman, Michael Cott, Jeffrey Boxer, Stephen Dannenberg, Howard Deon. 62 James Barton, ef V Front Row, left to right' Susan G . ibson, Doris Koteen, Leilani Lattin, Mary LaRusso, Marcia Gurian, Marsha Jehle, Camilla l.aRusso, Christine Giacomasso, Patricia Kohlberger, Audrey Drummond. Second Row: Joseph Geiger, Mary Ann Gianetti, Barbara Hoehn, Nora Krell, Toay Houghton, Laurel Lasky, Joan Helfenbein, Dale Eisenstein, Joani Kirschenbaum. Third Row: Richard Hillel, David Klein, John DiMiceli, John Horton, Ronald Frumkes, Paul Herbert, Kenneth Fox, Ernest Fiore. Fourth Row: Dennis Fiore, Alan Kanzer, Frank Tolve, Robert Fraioli, Richard Howell, Michael Haber, Harry Leichter, James Frederick. 'YN-bl Front Row, le ft to right- Mar A . y nn Santoro, .loan ShernoH, Rosemary Vassallc, Rose Santucci, Carol Valentino, Patricia Tschantre, Leina Tavolletti, Carol Venezia, Riki Tonnanbaum. Second Row: Alison Wise, Carol Wein- berg, John Sarasino, Robert Viola, Robert Underwood, William Thogerson, Stephen Schecter. Third Row: Martin Spatz, Walter Tucciarone, Rusty Valentino, Frank Viole, Steven Stern, Thomas Steiner, Samuel Stras- bourger, Nat Carnavella. Fourth Row: Roger Schwarz, Gerhart Wystrik, D ' ' Frank Stagna, Walter Westmoreland. avid Simon, Joseph Angarano, 63 Freshman Officers cmd Council FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Fronf Row, left io righf: Roger Schwarz Nice-Presidenfj, Stephen Dannenberg IPresidenU, Mary Ann Sanioro fSecreiaryI. FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL: Fronf Row, leff fo righl: Lionel Bauman, .loani Kirschenbaum, Mary Ann Santoro. Second Row: Ernest Fiore, Rosemary Vassallo, Donny Aloisi. Third Row: John DiMiceli, Martin Spafz, Richard Hillel. If I 1 . i . I- 1 I E S V-42 , - xi 1 'I 1 w Q ' Q1 , f . e , 1 .I Q 3. .VH A. .- '-r3q'.yqg., L. U V. I xg R00 1 . Kia- 'r ' Y ny I 'J F X U: 2.52 , , , .. .. f 1 f I f L W f jf-' -ff' '.iii?r'f Q Q K. ' Q I' ul 1411711-y, V-A , I l Ili T 1 f 1' ,, .I 1' V1 , wh 1 X ' fl fi ' 'f' 92 7 IW '- 4: -fq ' iii! - N Qi' 2-' A 49:2za 1 1 712 - :GH 1 1 Qing Q 39 :gl ,cf I gina . f K 7'-if ' M1 5 ' H 4- I '1' X -V. 'P WV v , X N ' I Ig, X F ' v I -'A 'I' 7 - ' 1' u I 4 1.49 f1'? 4 'gggmy X Q 5 . Q 4 ,f l VI -5 s lf!! an r I Q X fji' ,- 1 -Y 4 Q23 Q If F.. .3 i' . W. f Q' 1, ' ' -2: ' K X ft 7f.f, - E , :ri X 'af , f M- M 1+ im ' , +9 .' v,, ,.- 4 ' j f , U . l - TW 'wx M W , Y . , A-51 if ,f .x x :c M V it f 'f Y ,L Q3 73 1 '- :ep ' K ' - V Q- X N - xi, - - J iw LQ X L ,. l Y N 2, 5 Q S 1 in ' Q Hkv'1 - f FK '7 '42, ,V ffm ' K v . kg. 'cl lf.. X ' , I.. ffl-1 ,ki,'Ni' Q1 'Q , . In X JI' ' 4 X, X . K -. . ' 1 1 r , Et- 4 I' 3.2 A XX , M ,Mun Q Xl I' ll x M, :ll A X . Q.: N 5. 1. A-7514 I .QL 7', 1 1? w-'5 I ,sl X , Q Mi C Q 56' X I? L! ASB., 1' 'I l K , Ii -' .1 'if' ff ,cj ' 'HM N-'N S ,I w 1 P, , ,. , Y ' Q? 'H 5 f Rfk -, Q , 1 1 'XJ 1 ,. 1 ff wa, 3 5, 4 -.ff - ug f ff bk, , I 4' I , .11 4 .5 I 1 'm' N X F- 41 - f, i - 'Q MNH, ':.'f,L. I ' W xxx' K. - ' ' : 5 - A '-ifilfr - f ' J' - ' . ' if 2 ,f W4 3 ' V ' .Eg . A '1 1' ' my 5 wk Kd ' 1 65 The General Grganization The Harrison High General Organization is an effective instrument in furthering the democratic ideals of our school. The purpose of the student council is to promote active participation in the school government by providing ample opportunity for students to express their thoughts and carry out their actions. With outstanding coordination and coop- eration, the student council achieved many successes this year: it acquired discounts for Harrison High School G. O. members at local retail establishmentsg it sponsored The Heart Hopf it created a student advisory committee to better faculty-student relationships. Miss Edith DiPace, supervisor of the affairs of the G. O., has benefited the members by training them to become alert citizens of our school and community. GENERAL ORGANIZATION: Front Row, left to right: Pauline Jacobson, Irene Pschorr, Linda Ginsburg, Lidia DiBerardino fSecretary1, Kenneth Schwarz fPresident2, Neal Ferris Nice-Presidentj, Miss Edith DiPace, Charles Ryan, Arthur Klein, Patricia Quaranta. Second Row: John Semaclr, Latimer Maginess, Richard Stein, Edward Lashins, Martin Spatl, Sara Lubitz, Elizabeth Geismar, Joan Kirschenbaum, Mary Ann Santoro, Marilyn Modugno, Marie Sloat, Rosemary Vassallo, Lionel Bauman, Daniel Aloisi, Neil DePasquale, Stewart Hirschorn. 'A' FQ.. -gg Hwy, le lil W Miss Hannah Churchill, Advisor. MP Rf V N EDITORIAL STAFF: Front Row, left to right: Penny Stenbo, Susan Berdon, Judy Alexander, Joanne DiMiceli, Bonnie Zeeman, Gwen Miller lFeatures Editorl, Dale Katz, Kate Liebold, Leslie Bauman, Ann Morgan, Lida Naprstek. Second Row: Frances Frederick, Elizabeth Drummond, Claire LaVigna, Neal Claremon, James Cohn, Richard Oppenheim, Peter Rosenbaum, Peter Unger, Peter Eisenberger, Mark Gasarch, Neal DePasquale, Mary- Ann Rose, Janet Rubner, Elma Adler. MURIXU' S EDITORS: Fronf Row, Ieff fc righf: Lois Wiederschall Mssisfanf Ediforl, Charles Norih fEdifor-in-Chiefl, Angela Virkin IAssisfan9 Edilcrl. Second Row: Edward Linde fSpor!s Co-Ediforj, Larry Hillel fSporfs Co-Ediforl. L, JANUARY 29, 1958 15 Cents a Copy BUSINESS STAFF: Fronf Row, leff fo righh Mariorie Malina, Rosalba Gasparrini, Marilyn Arning, Susan Immerman, Phyllis Erikson. Second Row: Angela Hadistylianos, Susan Kaplan, Sally Elson, Howard Pease, Aniia Palauola, Marilyn French, Judifh lalla. M '17 Reminiscence I958: i . EDITORS AT COLUMBIA: Fronf Row, lefl lo righf: Rosolba Goxparrini and Harold Seligson fBusmess Man Harold Langworlhy, Barbara Schlesinger, Peler Unger, agerj. Ann Morgan. REMINISCENCE EDITORS: Fronl Row, Ieff lo righf: Lidia DiBerardino ISenior Edllorj, Mary-Ann Rose fFealure Co-Edilorj, Barbara Schlesinger fliferary Edifarl, Ann Morgan fAssociafe Ediforl, Peler Unger ffdifor-in-Chiefj, Phyllis Basile ISecrefarial Edilorl, Marilyn Arning !GirIs' Sporfs Ediforj, Leslie Bauman fFaculfy Ediforl. Second Row: Bill Sumits IPholographyJ, Noel Brerefon IScheduling Managerj, Stephen Kokkins fPholographyI, Edward Linde fFealures Coffdiforj, Neal Ferris fAcfivifies Co-Ediiorj, Peter Rosenbaum fPhofographic Ediforl, Harold Langworthy fAdivifies Co-Edifor and Liferary Assisfanfj, Harold Seligson IBusiness Managerl. Abxenl: Alan Norton IAsxociale Edilorl, Bob Kuller fSporfs Edilorl. Early in the year Mr. Lewis Milton, our faculty advisor, led an intrepid but inexper- ienced band of students down to the 17th Annual Yearbook Conference at Columbia University. The staff of Reminiscence has applied the knowledge gained at this conference to the '58 yearbook. By using original format and more extensive writing, the book has achieved cl new informative informality. The staff thinks of this book as a step to- ward originality in the annual production of Reminiscence. Being original takes a lot of hard work and bothersome thinking. lt is diffi- cult to determine what contributes to a good yearbook. The editors of Reminiscence have tried to give you what you want. If anyone reading the book has any criti- cisms of it, good or bad, the editors of Reminis- cence 1958 ask you to direct them to the edi- tors of Reminiscence 1959 as the former are in sympathy with that fortunate group. REMINISCENCE SECRETARIES: Front Row, left to right: Lucille Verrilli, Anita Morella, Suzanne Markell Second Row: Nancy Howell, Phyllis Basile. REMINISCENCE EDITORIAL STAFF: Front Row, left to right: Sally Elson, Genevieve LaMedica, Eva Silveri Joann DiMiceli, Linda Ginsburg, Marilyn Furiuto, Marjorie Molina, Anita Strauss, Gwen Miller, Carol Diefen- bach, Susan lmmerman, Susan Robins. Second Row: Lois Wiederschall, Neal Claremon, James Cohn, Roger Lunden, Angela Vitkin, Bonnie Zeeman. MARSHAL Club MARSHAL CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Mr. Robert Havington Mdvisorl, Harold Seligson IChief2, Richard Santucci fCaptainl, Gary Donovan ICoptainI, Edgar Sichel fCaptain2, Thomas LeGrazie fCaptoin2. Second Row: Neal Ferris, Lawrence Hillel, John Rudolf, Kenneth Schwarz, Michael Bisceglia, Frank Madrazo, Roger lunden, Arthur Klein. Third Row: Stephen Mauro, Anthony Pauline, Peter Rosenbaum, Neil DePasquaIe, John Semack, Richard Osterer, Alfred Aragona, Charles Madrazo. Fourth Row: John Fuller, Noel Brereton, Latimer Maginess, David Allen, Edward Linde, Clifford Tamis, Mathew Collins, Alan Norton. 1' Left to right: Mr. Robert Havington IAdvisorJ, Harold Seligson fChiefJ. it The Marshal Club is an organization under the supervision of Mr. Robert Havington which provides a law enforcement body for our school. The Marshals are responsible for maintain- ing order: in the halls between classes, and during movements ofthe student body to and from various functions. Football games, bas- ketball games, and dramatic events are con- ducted in an orderly manner, thanks to these boys. Membership in the Marshal Club is limited to boys in the 'llth and 12th grades. The Junior Marshal Club is an auxiliary body open to all boys in grades 9 through 'I2 who are not members of the Marshal Club. F W we I. L T Z E H AV A ..., 1 . .,.,.,, ,.,. :,,,w.f1f D.. -- .. M, i. . A 1--J-er JUNIOR MARSHAL CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Richard Hillel, Kenneth Fox, James Frederick, Robert Bruno, Neil Noble, Rick Rosenberg, Bruce Hollander. Second Row: Lance Caplin, Lionel Bauman, Michael Haber, Phil Gurian, Bruce Wincott, Judd Sloan. Third Row: Frank Falco, Howard Pease, Dennis Dean, Peter Eisenberger, Richard Oppenheim, Mark Gasarch, Steven Walsey. National Honor Society Selection into the Active National Honor Society is the highest honor Harrison High School can bestow on one of its student body. These outstanding students, chosen by a faculty council, have exhibited the highest qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service throughout their years at Harri- son High. Through the conscientious efforts of the members of this honorary society the high standards of our school have been main- tained and enriched. It is to these people that the faculty and student body give tribute. The Probationary Honor Society is com- prised of those students aspiring to member- ship in the Active Honor Society. The pre- requisite for this association is the ability to maintain an average of 9O'X:. ACTIVE HONOR SOCIETY: Front Row, Ieff to right: Ann Morgan, Barbara Schlesinger iSecretariesH. Second Row: Harold Seligson iPresidentJ, Arthur Klein iVice Presiclenti. Third Row: Lidia Di Beradino, Angela Vitlmin, Marilyn Arning, Linda Ginsburg. Fourth Row: Peter Rosenbaum, Peter Unger, Harold Lang- worthy, Charles North, Leslie Bauman iAb- sentl. PROBATIONARY HONOR SOCIETY: Front Row, left to right: S. Kolberg, L. Forster, A. Gellis, R. Leung, J. Kokkins, E. Signorelli, K. Subow, S. Schwarz, B. Steifler, G. Winston. Second Row: L. Handamacher, F. Frederick, E. Geismar, R. Sisca, L. Nuprstek, S. Berdon, I. Schorr, G. Miller, J. Waters. Third Row: J. Sanders, P. Holzman, E. Drummond, K. Liebod, S. Robins, M. Rose, L. Goldberg, V. Cotraneo, P. Naprstek, E. Adler, L. Wiederschcll, J. Hevesi, R. Cohen. Fourth Row: B. Roth, J. Bernstein, B. Bassis, L. Koppleman, R. Grossman, M. Gasarch, J. Semack, R. Apbel, D. Field, B. Ross. Fifth Row: E. Linde, J. Fuller, P. Eisenberger, R. Kuller, A. Neulander, M. Bender, R. Sunray, A. Silverstone, N. Golden, S. Kokkins. Girl Winner - Angelo Vitkin Dynamic force, sincerity, and humor char- acterized this year's Declamation Contest. On December 6, 1957, the seven orations were presented to our high school audience and were enthusiastically received. This annual contest is sponsored by the Carle-Anderson Post No. 559 ofthe American Legion and is open to any sophomore, junior, or senior. Trial eliminations precede the final competition. Mr. Joseph Figliola prepares the entrants and offers advice on stage conduct. Participation in the Declamation Contest is a learning experience - a developing of poise, grace, and self-confidence. Declamation Contest Boy Winner - Robert Kuller DECLAMATION CONTEST ENTRANTS: Front Row, left io right: Bcbette Rosenthal, Leslie Bauman, Alix Litt, Dr. Joseph Figliola I5ponsor1. Second Row: Lewis Koppelman, Alun Silverstone, Roger Lunden. Footlight Players Dr. Nellie Stevens, Sponsor. Harrison High School provides an outlet for the dramatic inclinations of the student body through the Footlight Players. This organization, under the competent leadership of Dr. Nellie Stevens, encourages participa- tion in the many facets of the theatre. This year a new practice was successfully inaugurated by the Footlight Players. One play was performed by two separate casts on successive nights. Another evening of entertainment provided by the group has been the annual three one-act plays. The best of these is chosen to compete in the Westchester Drama Association Festival at the County Center. FOOTLIGHT PLAYERS: Front Row, left to right: Kathleen Harrison, Sandra Weir, Babette Rosenthal, Bonnie Zeeman, Claire LaVigna, Peter Unger. Second Row: Judy Bernstein, Patricia Tolchin, Marilyn Arning, Iris Zeeman, Sally Elson, Susan Kaplan. Third Row: Susan Berdon, Carol Cohen, Peter Rosenbaum, Harold Lang- worthy. Fourth Row: Marilyn Finn, Barbara Miller, Joan Kokkins, Roger Lunden, Alen Silverstone, Harvey Schwarz. Av! 4 5 1 SCHOOL PLAY CAST: lfriday Nighllz Front Row, leli fo righf: Janet Rubner, Leslie Bauman, Mathew Carr, Patricia Lasky. Second Row: Robert Kuller, James Cohn, Neil DePasquale, Susan Robins, Gail Polsky. S K 'Rin SCHOOL PLAY CAST: ISa!urday Nighfjz Fronf Row, leff fa righf: Angela Viflcin, Paula Noprsielc, Alix Liff, Susan Keller, Barbara Bassis, Stephanis Gilberf, Charles Gibbons, Mark Gasarch, Maifhew Collins, John Chater. Intelligent Discussion To Current Problems Club is a discussion group for the upperclassmen of Harrison High School. This club, sponsored by Miss Edith Di- Pace, stresses individual participation where- ever possible. The discussions are organized and carried out under the direction of the students. The Current Problems Club has always been active in school affairs. It is one of the organizations which sponsor the foreign stu- dents from the Herald Tribune Youth Forum. ln addition, the Current Problems Club pre- sents two assemblies each year, the first to familiarize the student body with the foreign students' countries, and the second to intro- duce the students themselves. Edward Linde, President, Gwen Miller, Sec- retary. CURRENT PROBLEMS CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Barbara Schlesinger, Barbara Gottlieb, Janet Rubner, Angela Vitkin, Elma Adler, Leslie Bauman, Susan Robins, Mary-Ann Rose, Dale Katz. Second Row: Harold Seligson, Linda Ginsburg, Lois Wiederschall, Joel Hevesi, Penny Stenbo, Naomi Zimmerman, Anita Strauss, Paula Naprstek, Rosalba Gasparrini, Robert Kuller, Matthew Carr, Norman Golden. Third Row: Harold Lang- worthy, Roger Lunden, Mark Gasarch, Stewart Hirschhorn, Noel Brereton, Alan Silverstone, Howard Pease, Pete Unger, James Cohn, Charles North. Cur World Understand Im is .. iso. .. at PRO and CON CLUB: Front Row, loft to right: Sarah Lubitz, Lido Naprstek, Barbara Bassis, Elizabeth Drum- mond, Betsy Ross, Barbara Stiefler, Patricia Holzman, Eleanor Golding. Second Row: Charles Steinman, David Field, Neil Claremon, Alan Neulander, Maria Soluri, Susan Kramer, Edward Lashins, Richard Stein, Richard Grossman, Frank Glasser. Mike Bender, President, Lois Hondmachor, Secretary. The Pro and Con Club, composed of fresh- men and sophomores, is sponsored by Mr. George Briggs. The aim ofthe club is to stimu- late an interest in current affairs. At the meet- ings, which are held every other week, the group discusses controversial problems of the times. These discussions give the students an opportunity to express their own views and to benefit by sharing in the opinions of all the members of the club. The yearly trips which the club takes prove very profitable. Recently it has visited both the United Nations and Columbia University. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Left fo right: Matthew Collins IPresidentJ, Marilyn Mo- dugno fSecretary2, Edward Linde fVice- Presidentl. Latin Club One of the newest additions to the HHS club schedule is the Latin Club, sponsored by Mr. James Eldredge. The purpose of this n as stated in its constitution is to increase a member's knowledge of the Roman civilization, culture, and language. e who is tak- organizatio Membership is open to anyon ing Second Year Latin or who has completed it The club meets semi-monthly. Since its in- ception, members have participated in many diversified activities including plays and cha- rades in Latin. LATIN CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Joann Sanders, Elizabeth Geismar, Lois Handmacher, Leslie Bauman Barbara Roth, Rose Ann Leung, Sara Lubitz, Patricia Holzman. Second Row: Lois Golberg, Sally Elson, Linda Ginsburg, Lois Wiederschall, Angela Vitkin, Betsy Ross, Charles Gibbons, Harvey Schwartz. Third Row ' ' hh rn, Alan Silverstone, Richard Grossman, Lewis Koppelman Rosalba Gasparrini, Susan Robins, Stewart Hlrsc o Thomasino LeGrazie, Richard Apfel. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Fronf Row, left io righf: Miss Anioinetfe Colloccia KAdviscr2, Gwen Miller KPresi- denll, Lucille Verrilli Isecrefaryl, Kennelh Schwarz fVice-Presidenlj. 81 Hircula Ssparfal EL CIRCULO ESPANOL: Fronl Row, leff Io righf: Judy Jenkins, Naomi Zimmerman, Paula Naprsfek, Bonnie Zeeman, Ava Silveri, Gail Polsky, Marie Sloai, Sue Schwarz. Second Row: Joel Hevesy, Penny Stenbo, Leslie Bauman, Barbara Gottlieb, Karen Subow, Diane Krulecll, Louise Baskind, Third Row: Jimmy Edwards, Angela Vifkin, Gwen Miller, Lucille Verrilli, Judy Becker, Michael Green. Fourth Row: Larry Daifch, Harold Seligson, Palsy Trucello, Dennis Civerella, Larry Hillel, Bill Adelaar. Fiflh Row: Neil DePasquale, Roger Lunden, Harold Langworthy, Cliff Tamis, Seymour Mednick, Mike Bisceglia, Richard Osterer, Bill Sumits, Ronnie Dankel. Stage Technicians il is 2 f I E I 2 2 l i STAGE TECHNICIANS fTop Picturel: left STAGE TECHNICIANS f50If0m PICIU-'felr to right: Roger Schwarz, Stephen Koklxins, Left to right: Richard Perles, James Edwards, Donald Griftin, Harold Seligson, Ronald Thomas Riedel, Eric Litt. Kaczinski. The Stage Crew has done a masterful job has attorded them some experience in this in assisting at all school assemblies, dramatic field. Members are selected from any high and musical presentations. The members are school grade level and are qualified to per- capable and etticientin producing the desired form each phase of stage work. Dr. Nellie eftects ot lighting, sound, and stage sets. Stevens, the club sponsor, may be congratu- Admission to the organization is open to lated for the success of the Stage Crew. students whose background or special interest -me EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Left to right: Cathleen Harrison, Alix l.itt, Leslie Bauman, Irene Pschorr, Bonnie Zeeman. Art Club We are all familiar with the work of our industrious art club. Members enioy develop- ing their creative instincts and talents by par- ticipating on such diverse committees as Fash- ion, Poster, Scenery, Sketching, Ceramics, Cartooning, Showcase, and Junior Red Cross. The art club welcomes all who wish to enter. Activities are under the able direction of Mr. Charles Dawson. 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Fourth Row: Toey Hauten, Eleanor Golding, Leslie Marker, Georgiana Cam- ardella, Joann Mascari, Olivia DiMartino, Diane Simmons, Lois Powderly, Judith Waters, Ann Morgan, Susan Keller, Jenny La- Freda, Vivian Cotroneo. Fifth Row: Virginia Ellis, Marybett Schick, Alis Krell, Esther Basso, Sandra Beckelman, Dorothy Anderson, Marjorie Frankel, Susan Schwarz, Julie North, Riki Tannenbaum. Mixed Chorus MIXED CHORUS: Front Row, left to right: Robert Bruno, Harold Lippman, Lee Dunning, Joan Kokkins, Jane Rogull, Phyllis Baxter, Norma Brunner, Stephanie Gilbert, lrene Aletti, Pat Battista, Carol Tschantre, Mariorie Schecter, Esther Basso. Second Row: Gail Cohen, Ann McKendrie, Suzanne Storino, Matthew Carr, Carol Pease, Phyllis Erickson, Sandra Beckelman, Linda Rosenstock, Joan Kirschenbaum, Gail Polsky, Marylin French, Paula Naprstek, Joel Hevesi. Third Row: Robert Apfel, Neal DePasquaIe, Susan Robins, Linda Haber, Latimer Maginess, Laura Lasky, Eloise O'Shea, Toey Hauten, Marsha Jehle, Mariarie Shack, Lois Wiederschall, Linda Ginsburg, Marie Sloat. Fourth Row: Gilbert Rosenbaum, Roger Paley, Alan Silverstone, Roger Stone, John Trimarchi, Jon West- moreland, Joseph Del Vecchio, Arthur Klein, Noel Brereton, Anthony Tolve, Jimmy Barton, Leonard Galiulo. Fitth Row: Mr. Pat Cantardi fDirectorJ, Peter Rosenbaum, Vivian Kroner, Kathleen Harrison, Sandra Weir, Maria Marcone, Eleanor Golding. , Q wi ' uw -W f 11, . wi iii K Maiorettes 45' A' me , ' 9 'bg e 1' - ' L, ,. A , x A Q 9 , ,V , f ,I fi' MAJORETTES: Fronf Row, leff io righf: Mary Lou DiBerardino, Terry Scelia. Second Row: Jo Ann Scelia, Carole Cunilife, Sandra Beckelman fCapfainJ, Marie Slaat, Suzanne Storino. Varsity H Club VARSITY H CLUB: Front Row, leff fo righf: Edward Siegel, Richard Oslerer, Michael Bisceglia, Frank DePalo Richard Santucci, James Horton, Thomas Stroh. Second Row: Edward Julian, James Casale, Alfred Aragona Charles Madrazo, Ed Sichel, Frank Madrazo, Kenneth Schwarz. Third Row: Anthony Pauline, Neal Ferris John Priscianfelli, Lattimer Maginess, Peter Rosenbaum, Mark Gasarch. Cheerleaders Miss Julia Simms, school nurse, and advisor fo the Cheerleaders. f 3 iii . 5 - I ' 1 ie CHEERLEADERS: Kneeling: Anim Morella. Standing, leff fo righf: Judy Jenkins, Pam Gonzalez, Phyllis Basile, Lucille Verrilli, Mary-Ann Rose, Gwen Miller, Pauline Jacobson, Angela Hudistylianos, Margie Mulino. The Juclo Club W . ,Q-- JUDO CLUB: Kneeling: Spike Seligson, Peter Unger, Stephen Kokkins, Harald Lungf Charles Seligson, Matthew Carr. Standing, worthy, Roger Lunden. left to right: Gerhart Wystrik, Peter Bennett, w X X Spike Seligscn, Up. Matt Carr, Way Up. Matt Carr, Standing? Spike Seligson, Com ing down! X hll'f,.S i:,f2s:g2i3 .e.l .QOQI 1-'A ::'- I Q .sl ...t'. IISQYIQ, H , .?.25 'f5 swf L RIFLE CLUB: Front Row left to right: Mr. Thomas Derivan KAdvisorJ, Peter Bennett, Roger Lunden, Richard Oppenheim. Second Row: Dennis Dean, Stephen Kokkins, Harold Langworthy. CHESS CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Alan Silverstone fPresidenU, Mr. Alfred Goldwater fAdvisorJ. Second Row: Gene Westmore- land, Bruce Wincott, Robert Kuller, Robert Sunray, Richard Grossman, Mitchell Ross, Roger Paley, Thomas Steiner. PROJECTIONISTS' CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Lionel Bauman, Barry Lewin. Second Row: Richard Perles, Arthur Gasparrini, Ernest Ortiz, Harry Leichter, Mr. Paul Fuller. Third Row: Paul Buer, Anthony Tolve, Ronald Kaczyinski, Alan Norton, Thomas Riedel fPresidenU. POETRY CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Barbara Miller, Marilyn Finn, Joan Kokkins, Alix Litt, Judy Alexander, Ruth Cohen, Pat Tolchin, Dr. Nellie Stevens, Elizabeth Singer, Barbara Bassis, Cynthia Hirsch, Irene Pschorr, Sue Kaplan, Babette Rosenthal. Second Row: Harvey Schwartz, Jennie LaFreda ISecre- taryj, Alan Silverstone Nice-Presidentl, Es- telle Hoehn, Bob Kuller fPresident1. i fm' LE CERCLE FRANCAIS: Front Row, left to right: Susan Berdon fSecretaryl, Mariorie Malina, Irene Pschorr, Paula Naprstek fPres- identl, Virginia Ellis, Judith Lalla. Second Row: Linda Ginsburg, Patricia Tolchin, Ruth Cohen, Elma Adler, Rosalbo Gasparrini, Diane Kruteck, .ludy Bernstein. Third Row: Mathew Collins, Alan Silverstone, Peter Eisen- berger, Peter Rosenbaum, Robert Kuller, Charles North Nice-Presidenrj. The Club is STAMP CLUB gmmg Bruce Hollander Sponsofed bY Miss GlqdY5 Chamberlin- Thomas Holwlck Standing left to right Don BIOLOGY CLUB: Front Row, left to right: Jo-Ann Mascari, Barbara Steifler, Joan Kok- kins, Rita Piscopo, Lynn Forster, Margery Schecter, Bruce Hollander, Deborah Gitten- stein, Sharon Kolberg, Jeffrey Winters. Sec- ond Row: Robert Apfel, Stephen Prince, Mr. Irving Randel KSponsor2, Richard Grossman, Rodney Carr, Patricia Mohr, Diane Under- wood, Harvey Schwartz, Lewis Koppelman, Judith Lalla, Anita Palazzolo, Diane Kru- teck, David Field, Charles Gibbons, Charles Steinman. Third Row: Bruce Wincott, Rob- ert Hersh, Sheldon Woodle. LIBRARY CLUB: Left to right: Donald Griften, Harvey Schwartz, Georgia Tenofe, Irene Furiato, Barbara Sulle, Donna Tutuian, Mrs. Helen Bennett, Advisor. 'CJ' 'ig-in., if CLASS BRAIN Peler Unger CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS Barbara Schlesinger Mallhew Carr BEST LOOKING Richard Sanlucci Carol Cunnille Stephanie Gilbert MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Neal Ferris Ann Morgan SENIOR POLL DID MOST FOR CLASS Peter Rosenbaum CI-A55 ARTIST Lidla DiBerodino Jon Weslmorland Ann Orlfz MOST SPARKLING PERSONALITY Edward Slchel Phyllis Basile in ,, ,, ,ar MOST ATHLETIC Tony Pauline Eva Valenlino G.. 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J J- tv - A .-if i , . , r , i A ,X -W Age- .,Y L-, ,Q f A ' I 'ff 1-14 ' ' ,zv -4' x , J ' ' K Ng? 10 X f Vf- -9' ' - ' ' jf' f' 1 ' f ' X f f. .' 1 , X I . 0 .0 ' ii X - N 1 ff, W AfL,fW Q W Q v N ,, - x X J 0 K A, B 6 A - s xf ' .f - r A N . Q ,ff X X , W ' 'f-'. 1 ,- fx' , :'..'X-, h -- -Y -, '- V' 7f:-fggrh ,'-3-' 'fig ' ,QM 4-fx'-kv-N' 'fi-n-,jr -flgtlilfij 4'-2-Lr7:::LQ - f'4 A 7 I .nrN , if , . - 1 l Me' YYY This year, the Lucky 'l3 inaugurated the annual presentation af a trophy to the out- standing sportsman on the football team. Winner for the T957 season was Steve Mauro. VARSITY: Front Row, left lo right: L. Magin- ess, F. Esposito, E. Modugno, M. Green, J. Casale, J. Horton, R. Santucci, L. Hillel, D Bard. Second Row: J. Semack, A. Pauline, M. Bisceglia, G. Donovan, S. Mauro, J. FOOT A quick glance at the Harrison High School Varsity Football Team's record of three wins and five losses would seem rather unimpres- sive and disappointing, however, it is the tale behind the scenes which tells the true story. From the very beginning, the Huskies had to overcome many handicaps. The most obvious and serious of these was the general youth- fulness and inexperience of the squad, with less than half the team seniors, it seemed that greenness would be the major obstacle in their path. When Harrison lost its first game to Blessed Sacrament, 13-O, there was a sigh of despair and resignation heard from the more pessimistic football fanciers. Fortunately, the Huskies practiced and improved harder and faster than ever before, until finally they reached the point where they were able to pluck the Eastchester Eagles, l3-0. Bulakowski. y eegg pg e I 'K VW ,xi N, BALL The seemingly matured Harrison Huskies next took on the Pleasantville Panthers, only to be defeated 20-O by growing pains and a superior Pleasantville force. This loss seem- ed to galvanize the Huskies into action, for they took their next two, defeating Hastings 24-7 and Horace Greely 'I8-O. It was then that the floor caved in, Harrison lost its three remaining games, being beaten by Saunders 39-0, Bronxville 20-7, and by our arch-rivals, Rye, 39-0. The totals showed Harrison third in the S. W. I. A. C. race with a league record of 2-2. The Junior Varsity showed great promise as it came through with a highly successful season, passing the .500 mark. With the remnants of this year's vastly im- proved Varsity squad and the talent coming up from the Junior Varsity, the Huskies of next year will be the team to watch. LOOK OUT, RYE! ' l ' UI 4' 5' , 'il ,. 5.3. Steve Mauro C651 gets set to make another of the great offensive blocks which helped him to win the Lucky l3 award for sports- manship. JUNIOR VARSITY: Front Row, left to right: J. Bisbano, R. Stein, R. Sollazzo, V. Roberts, A. DiPietro, F. Figliola, L. Pope, F. Bisceglia. Second Row: E. Siegel fManagerJ, P. Pez- zella, R. Zuccarelli, K. Schwarz, N. DePas- quale, D. Citarella, F. DePalo, D. Quaclagna, A. Young KManagerJ. X . sf.. .t Qlfwigj . - .4,-1. -.. ,'ua0.. .... ng'v 0h- V so x. 5.1 -. 1-'I' Q .. . I '2 . - pate. .A-. . 'N .Q .s ,.t A P' 'l -. Mike Biscegliu i525 gels sei fo send the pig- skin spiraling, as Gene Modugno's 170D offensive blocking gives Mike lhe lime he needs. Go Team Go! was a lrequenl cry from the Husky cheering secliong more oflen ll1an nol, ihe Harrison li really wenl. ff' f As in every foofball game, fhere menrs of hope and elaiion . . . Were NIO A Horace Greely passer finds himself pressed for Hme as Jim Bully Bulakowski 1531, aided by Dave Bard 1601, comes in fo break up fhe play. we 5 eeee , Fullback Steve Mauro C651 sfaris a run around righi end fo fry fo pick up some needed yardage. Blocking for him is Tony Pauline C56D. like Washinglon frying fo cross the Dela- ware, helmsman Mike Bisceglia C525 fries fo sfeer his way through a sea of Hasiings defenseman. Thaf's Richie Scnfucci 161, com- ing in fo fry and keep afloaf wha! appears lo be a sinking Harrison offensive. The Harrison Huskies' offense grinds fem- porarily fo a half. . . . And momenfs of dejecfiong bu! whafever the sifuafion, Coaches Al Young, Art Ccsielli, and Art Troilo were on hand fo guide and inspire the boys. If K Nw. My , lkh.. ,wks VARSITY: Circle, left to right: E. Siegel lManagerJ, F. Madrazzo, M. Bisceglia, A. DiPietro, E. Sichel, D. Allen, C. Tamis, P. Eisenberger, .l. Prisciantelli, A. Pauline, A. Aragona, C. Madrazzo, M. Gasarch lMana- gerl. Kneeling: V. Iezzi, L. Spizzirro. Cen- ter: Coach Fred Fiore. BASKET For the Harrison High School Varsity Bas- ketball Team, it was a season of ups and downs. When the last ball had swished through the net, the Harrison hoopsters found themselves well over the .500 mark, finishing out the season with 'IO wins and 7 losses. Although the Huskies failed to defend success- fully the S. W. l. A. C. championship which they won last year, they easily walked away with the title for the New York State Section I Class B Tournament for the second consecu- tive year. This feat was accomplished by beat- ing Horace Greely 62-48 in the Semi-finals and Lakeland 49-32 in the finals. The commencement of the season saw Coach Fred Fiore's Huskies start off with their best sneaker extended, by decisively whip- ping Port Chester 56-32. Whatever the situation, Al Aragona C375 was always in there fighting, when a ball got loose, he really went for it. fb BALL After splitting their next two games, losing a squeaker to Gorton 57-56 and defeating Pleasantville 67-63, Harrison dropped two to Port Chester, 40-33, and Rye Neck 51-36. The Hastings game saw the Huskies capture their first home-court victory, as they won 65-32. Following a loss to Rye 55-43, the Huskies roared back to take two straight from East- chester, 75-49, and Blessed Sacrament 59-42. In the remaining six contests, Harrison split even, beating Hastings 66-45, Blessed Sacra- ment 72-67, and Eastchester 56-51, and los- ing to Rye Neck 84-53, Rye 46-37, and Pleas- antville 58-55. Under the guidance of their new coach, Art Troilo, the Harrison J. V. had a great sea- son, finishing with an 'l'I-4 record which included a five-game winning streak. This strong showing indicates great things for the future at Harrison. Useless, indeed, are the attempts of the Rye Neck players to stop Clif! Tamis 123D as he goes up for another quick two-pointer. JUNIOR VARSITY: Front Row, left to right: R. Schwarz, J. DiMiceIi, M. Lent, R. Larson, J. Dreyfus, C. Seligson. Second Row: Coach Art Troilo, J. Siegel, R. Sollazzo, R. Della Crosse, J. Bisbano, J. Pauline, M. Spatz !ManagerJ. Tony Pauline C301 is aboul io send ihe ball on Hs way foward fhe baske! will: o difllculf, buf exfremely effecfive, one-hand jump shot. Even ihe mosf fancy ballet-like maneuver by fhis Pleasanfville player fwhilej cannof sfop Charlie Madrazzo 1101 from regisfering on the scoreboard. Team's nof doing so hof. . . Come on! You've gof ihe shof . . . Gee, I wish I could be in fhere now . . . Oh no! Noi anofher foul . . . The other member of the Madrcuzo duo, cousin Frank f38J, shows his abilify fo grab c rebound from players much ialler fhan he. Noie Ed Sichel 1363 gelfing sef fo fake o quick pass from Frank. Y , N' 'Uh TF J W od QW W J L MQW K ALO Able fo leap over fall baskefball players in a single jump, John Priscianfelli l8I deffly knocks the ball from a hapless Rye Neck player's hands. Like a 20th cenfury David, Flip Spiz zirro 1242 elucles a Hasfings Goliafh as he drives in lor another iwo-poinler. The Harrison Husky Cheerleaders predicf defeai for all comers as fhey go on lhe wor- path. Pefe Eisenberger UH uses his boarding- house reach fo lake confrol of the bull from Rye Neck. SPRING Since the Reminiscence goes to press before the Spring sports season has actually begun, it is, of course, impossible to report on the various teams' interschool achievements, instead, we have tried to show the efforts put into prepar- ing the squads for their actual games. It is one of the most inflexible axioms of the sports world that the team which runs the smoothest and most effectively in a given game is the one which devoted many long, hard hours of prac- ticing and perfecting the fundamentals of the particular sport, be it track, baseball, golf, or any other. The actual game is but a proving ground for the principles employed in organ- izing the various components of the team into a well-running unit. This year's golf team, coached by Fred Fiore, is comprised of experienced and proven seniors and some very promising underclass- men. The 'I958 Husky Linksters should be able to continue their winning ways of last year. SPGRTS The baseball team, piloted by Coach Ed Garrity, is, with a few exceptions, the same as the previous two years. Although the past two seasons have been times of famine, from all indications it looks as though this will be the year that the Husky Baseball Team develops into that unstoppable combination of good hit- ting and even better defensive play. Coach Art Troilo's track team, while burdened by a lack of lettermen, displays an abundance of poten- tial material. With a little experience tucked under their belts, the boys should be able to come up with a successful season on the cinders. These are only predictions, it would be fool- ish to try to guess the actual outcome of the season. You can be certain, however, that no matter if it's win or lose, the men of all the teams in Harrison High shall have fought their hardest down to the last pitch, race, or stroke. GOLF TEAM: Front row, leff fo right: E. Sichel, R. Sanfucci, J. Dreyfus, R. Osferer, M. Spufz. Second row C. Benerofe, .J. Cohn, J. Dunne, G. Voeisch, H. Lippmon, A. Labrusciuno, E. Julian, C. R. Lunden. Golf As you can easily see, fhafs Richie Sanfucci sending the ball on o perfecf line info lhe cup. Catcher Charlie Madrazo gives the signal, pitcher Jim Cohen goes into the windup, and Cliff Tami: gets sei to hit f?J the ball. BASEBALL SQUAD: Left to right: lnfield: J. Prisciantelli, P. Eisenberger, F. Madrczo, F. Spizzirrog Coach Ed Garrityg Battery: C. Madrazo, A. Aragona, G. Donovan, J. Cohn, J. Dreyfus, Manager D. Simon, Outfield: C. Tamis, L. Maginess, T. Pauline, V. lezzi. Absent: J. Casale, R. Larsen, R. Sollazzo. as Q BASE BALL 'fy , w1kQP4'1 93' W A - ' Q W Q , , Y , i '... fs-'swwligim Im., s . . ul Even in praciice ihe boys play hard, as shown here by l.cHie Maginess' fcsf slide info third base and Flip Spizzirro's wail- ing glove. A familiar sigh! was Coach Ed Gcrriiy hiifing 'em ouf fo fesf fhe infield's skill wifh a glove. I 'lf .mf TRACK SQUAD: Froni Row, leff fo righf: P. Gurian, R. Panzer, D. Alaisi, J. Boxer, F. DiPolc, J. Rubeo, Jim Horton, R. Zuccarelli, J. Horton, G. Rosenbaum, R. DeFeIice, J. Pauline. Second Row: R. Woehr, N. DePasquale K. Schwarz, J. Fox, R. Hillel, J. Barton, R. Howell, D. Quadagno, B. Leni, R. Bruno, R. Scoli, R. Schwarz Third Row: Coach Ari Troilo, D. GriHen, P. Blackman, E. Siegel, N. Ferris, A. Aragonu, S. Mauro, R. Slein, J Semack, E. Linde, N. Breretan, l.. Hillel, C. North, E. Lashins, F. Figliala, R. Hersh, M. Bisceglia, J. Siegel, R. Lezzi, Manager S. Danenburg. Look ou! below! TRACK If he wasn'f five feef off fhe ground, he could be accused of sleeping on the job. 5.11, TTY' - ... N . wasusrs - +' A f.4-ew!-'Quasar' +v:e.5anIurn I ' Perhaps fhe mosf grueling even! in iroclr is the mile, and fhe sfrcin is shown clearly in fhe faces of milers Phil Gurian, Larry Hillel, and Bill Lenf. in i Ysf S 1 f lswg - V 4 -V ' . ,iw H... -w'1.:-RQ. N I N -.R , ,CNG-17,fm ' ik ' J , 4k,V ,W 1 N W, ., , . K, , 3, gg, , ii.. rf .i 4 f . .,.,- - , - , r - - if L- '-W '- v - ' 2 . . 1- ' . , . .M 's..m3fV K Neil DePasquule and Richard Woehr fake gicnf sleps as lhey clear fhe hurdles which clof Phe frail fo the finish line ll he confinues his descenl in fha! posilion, Sieve Mauro is going fo have one large headache. in Q Q Q ,. it A Leaders Club YJ H 5 s W x If ta Q v LEADERS CLUB: Front Row, left to right: M. Marcone, K. Subow, V. Cotroneo, J. Valentino, M. Arning. Second Row: P. Leserra, C. DeVico, B. Schlesinger, C. LaVigna, J. Sanders. Third Row: J. Rogull, G. Polsky. Fourth Row: B. Ross, K. Liebold. Fifth Row: L. Singer, R. Cohn. Harrison High School girls who exhibit the highest qualities of personality, scholarship, and sportsmanship can be selected annually for membership into the Leaders' Club. The specific prerequisites for this society are an average of 85'Xa, a thorough knowledge of the fundamental rules of athletic games, and the comprehension of the more intangible values of good sportsmanship. The primary function of the members of this club is to serve in all athletic capacities in the gymnasium. Leaders assist in the scoring, timing, and managing of girls' sports events. All events are conducted in an orderly fashion as a result of the efforts of the Leaders' Club. Doing useful work during the entire school year, the Leaders' Club meets bi-weekly to plan the sporting events of the girls' physical education department. Girls' Basketball Wl1ere's flue ref? Who is ihcf? Gel if g Badminton Whaf form! TY ' Badminton es- :',- .-'QL' 9222. i 1:5 422' Although girls' gym classes started late this year due to the construction, nevertheless Mrs. Donley, as- sisted by the Leaders' Club with Josephine Valentino, president, Marilyn Arning, vice-president, Vivian Co- troneo, secretary, and its many new members, was able to have participation of classes in basketball, volley- ball, badminton, and softball. The intramural pro- grams in basketball and the Mixed Badminton Tourna- ment were very successful. X ADVERTISERS A 4 v f- 1-ff, . . '. 1 -' 1 f ' JK. 5 px 4 F 4. 4. f .1 fl 5, xi x 'A w N ll' P A Q Y wr , 1 4' S 1 If , ' -' 11'- , . -, 1- 5 4 . , :I -. Q ., . - 5 - . X. . W - -W ' ,OLE -it 1' Q' X - 4 - .Q I. f -N, 'I I- 'Q' .3 :-. . QL 'P .Gif ff 5 f :.- .'-'1 l.-5 'l' V ' 1 .4 , 774-ff! X' 4 , ,ff-i. eq X, ,. , . 1 'Dj' Q K ' N . ' e' ., V l,.,vlv,..,:.g'-g II Y 41 , -7 ' H .f .Qi . .1341-g 1 1: nga: , .1 I ,-, C ,V Xi, J.. lx ' ' ' 1: x J- A , X X ,X A I - ,. ,- f I . I , .- .9 . . 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