Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1959 volume:

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'- :, L1.f 'h ff' - 5 A 1 The Closs of1959 presents REMINISCENCE Horrison Junior-Senior High School 'Rv- 1 kjq? 4,1 ,I-g..j1'-'ze L., L , f,w', Cfgjf ,,,ggfg,c4,.,f,' A5Ci.f214'f!fr'ff' ,MLK K!! ' so I C A 5 J,f'l'fse1f ?sfLf:Q flfzff ,,f',ofr1,fs,f 5 db!!! 1 -V f ' Contents Dedicotion .... Foreword. . . Foculty .... Seniors ..... 59's Follies ..... Unclerclossmen . . . Activities ..... Sports ........... Ancl in Gur Woke ..... And Now, o Word from Summer Supplement Dedicotion in Xpn V . 'X Wd, , Q. Mr. Eldredge: TIBI G-RATIAS AGEMUS - - - we Thank yo . ' Thanlc you Tor The Time you spenT adminisTering The . Ti aes oT our class. We appreciaTe The many hours you gave To our Freshman P , Sophomore Bridge, and Junior Prom. Thankyou Tor The paTience you showed in dealing . Your lcindly manner and genTle humor have always been evidenT. Thank you Tor your leadership-so necessary To high school sTudenTs groping Their way Towards greaTer maTuriTy. The dedicaTion of our REMINISCENCE To you is buT a small way in which we, The Class of I959, can express, VERO TIBI GRATIAS AGEMUS. ROBERT KULLER, EdiTor-in-ChieT Foreword M M 1 ,,,,,.:- , , L .ss aj we .-Y. :ma if in ,SW 52 an v 551 nissan, ag Bl N ' rg, gi SM iii? ii H f , i 4 J , , :Vi fi' 1 sg Wk 'f f W K 1 Z' s 5 sl' rs si V l 1: -- in Ns Harrison High Schoolay now 1hird,,deq9de Of. fdifhful ddl'19r6f1C0 +o ifs iundiiffiehfai eurfeivessfare defefminihgiwhaf we shall become. Tweniy years afrer 'rhe carving of ihis moiio over The audiiorium enhance of our school, fha Class of i959 wi+nessed 'rhe opening of a new wing whose use is dedicaiedfio ihe observance of rhisiprinciple. Thus, E+ is iiihng +ha+ REMINiSCENCE call To mind bofh ihis anniversary of our old school and ihe birih of The new. We all lcnow ihah regardless of physical surroundings and rnaferial aspects, no ieaching, no iraining, no building of characier can go forward wiihoui 'rhe will io learn. However, we are sure fha? ihese new quariers will siimulaie and sfrengihen 'rhis necessary desire and malre learning a more pleasurable experience. Our ihanlcs go 'io friends and neighbors who make up This enlighiened communiiy which. iwenfy years ago, gave us our High School and which, foday. showed i+s inieresl' in ihe siudenis oi Harrison by building ihe new addirion. ' V : wi, ' 3 -gif nf. x- 'W ? 4-YS x - f V Boord of Educohon LEFT TO RIGHT Mr William Ruder Mr Frederick L. Marshall, Mr. Joseph A. Vassallo, President To The Class of I959: You have been exposed To many examinalions and Tesrs as you have gone lhrough your educarion. Those of you who go on +o higher educafion will experience more exarninalions, lou+ all of you will be exposed +o lhe resls of life and living. The real l'es'ls of a person are righl lhoughls and righr aclions - a consranr endeavor 'ro do one's best May all of you always meer life's highesr lesrs of characrer and inlegrilyl Congralularions on your graduarion and good luclc ro you! Sincerely. 22 ,,', ,!w.fCl,,,Q,,, Louis M. Klein Superin+enden+ of Schools To fhe Class of I959: As you embark upon a new phase of your life. I challenge you, as Paul challenged Timorhy. +0 s+udy +o show yourself approved unlo God, a workman 'rhal needefh no+ +o be ashamed. This world needs good workmen-workmen who pul ideals info Their ideas-workmen who pul selfless- ness ahead of selfishness. Will you accepf 'rhe challenge? Sincerely yours. 0'-M-in If-Alana? Alexander L. Arning Principal Congralulafions! You have iusl passed 'lhrough one of The mosf happiesr 'rimes of your life. Now you musl' consider your fulure. The choosing of a life career is one of +he mosl im- porfani decisions of your life. A life profession musf be considered from several viewpoinrsz fo make a living for oneself and family: fo achieve happiness in work and 'ro enjoy life: 'ro serve 'rhe age in which one lives: and fhus, +o feel fhal' one's eliforf has been significant Be happy and enfhusiaslic in your work and I am sure 'rhaf you will achieve personal safisfacfion. Nelson E. Smifh Good luck! Guidance i MISS MARY LALLY MR. PHILIP V. CASTELLI Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Harrison High School is very forfunale in having a capable and helpful guidance deparlmeni. The siudenfs fully appreciaie lhe advice and underslanding of boih Miss Lally and Mr. Caslelli. The deans keep lhe siudenfs informed as lo iob opporlunifies, scholarships, efc., and advise college enfrance siudenfs concerning fheir decisions aboul fuiure educalion. MR. JOHN VASSALLO Junior High Dean I , 4 OFFICE STAFF-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Grace DeMacy. Miss Agnes Muriagh, Mrs. Sally Sfraface. Service Staffs Fl? X. .ll MRS. MARY FALLANI BUS DRIVERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: William Sclwopperle, Sal Amoruso, George P. Archer. Dave Archer. MRS. f Q-'H 1322 !iZ f ...C JOSEPHlNE PORTER Mafron CUSTODIANS-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Joseph Maieffa, Mr. Henry Delzio. SECOND ROW: Mr. James Calanclruccio. Mr. Daniel Del Vecchio, Mr. Frank Scndonafo. Mr. Sfephen Vanelc, Mr. Paul Puccella, Mr. Frank Calandruccio. i aaa. i i ..Tl1e i EngliSh deparfmenlfgfirovifjga. j i gfwglish.-grammar arid ausageliarei1'aiugh'1':VOCabGlary iisi ehiifihasizedg Oral and wrirlerii' i Cbmposiiionsaaairress originaliiy and self-expression. Liieraiure is very imporiani in all E-rvglieheclasses. Plays, novels, shorr s+ories, biographies, and poems are read r and disculssecl. English confribuies 'ro a be'r+er undersfancling and appreciaiion of iOL1r badliiground and herirage. LM. STETHENS 'ee ' r S mei- Fowl? ii ?l'a ye rs: Seh cel- Pl a y : 1 Technicians i falhyfhm i .'r, MR. ROBERT N. LEWIN English Il, I2 Radio Club MR. OTTO C. HEDDERICG English 9 c MRS. HELEN H. BENNETT Librarian Chairman. English Dept: Li- brary Club ' u. e .: - .k.- v., a a Xie i 2 L .5 fwfr rm' l ibi M Y Di . 5+- wi 35. .5 1 il iirgqiiil, l xi- 3 MR. JOSEPH FIGLIOLA , Q English IO. Spanish l K Ass'f. Sponsor, Class of l962g Declamafion Coniesf l MR. LEWIS MILTON English ll Yearbook Adviser MISS HANNAH CHURCHILL English I2 Maroon Murmurs Adviser BERNARD E, FARRELI. MISS BARBARA FRIED MISS MARY OUINN English 7 Junior High English, French Junior High English Grade Dramaric Club Jr. High Newspaper Adviser Junior Sfamp Club MISS EDlTH DiPACE MR. GEORGE W. BRIGGS American Hisfory World Hislory GD. Sponsor, Currenf Prob- Sponsor, Class of l96O: Ass'f. lems 6.0. Sponsor: Herald Tribune Citizenship A+ Harrison High School, s+uden'rs are prepared for lives as responsible cifizens by courses in ciiizenship educafion. These courses are given in all grades buf +en+h and include New York Sfale Hislory. Social Sfuclies 8, Cifizenship and Geography 9, World Hislory. and American Hislory. Currenr even'rs are --------'---'-' Forum Adviser MR.ALFRED P. GOLDWATER 3 -X Ciiizenship Educaiion 9. World Hisfory MR. ROBERT J. ROBlNE Ass i. Sponsor. Class of l959g Cirizenship Educafion 9, Chess Club World Hisfory Educotion parT of The curriculum in The laTTer Two. STudenTs learn how The greaT naTions of Today were formed and developed. The local. sTaTe, and naTional governmenT of The UniTecl STaTes. as well as The eco- nomic, social. and poliTical developmenTs of our counTry are also sTressed in These courses. MR. MICHAEL W. DePALMA MRS. JESSIE M ANDERSON MR H DANIEL PAULS Cilizenship EducaTion CiTizenship Educahon 8 Cuhzenshnp Educahon 7 Junior High Square Dancing: Junior Red Cross Junior Prolechomsf Club lnTramurals: Junior High Cafe- Teria Squad , Mathematics This year our mafhemalics deparlmenf has 'ralcen a major srep foward preparing ils sfudenis for 'rhe world of +oday. A program has been insfiluied by which a sfudeni may false +hree mafhemalics courses in one year insfead of 'rwo, and +hen be insirucled in Calculus in his senior year. Olher maihemaiics courses 'laughl ai Harrison High are General Mafhemarics. Elemeniary Algebra, Tenfh Year Maihemarics, Trigonomefry, Solid Geomeiry, Inlermecliafe Algebra. and Advanced Algebra. MR. ROBERT B. HAVINGTON Trigonomeiry, Q Calculus. Advanced Algebra Chairman, Mafhemaiics Dept: Marshall Club ., . .y ETTELSON Maih 9. A Plane Geomeiry Tennis Team if MR. EDWARD J. GARRlTY Elemeniary Algebra, Plane Geomefry, General Maiha IO MR. ALLAN J. KEANY General Science 9, Plane Geomeiry. Elemenfaryfxlgebra MR. WILLIAM G. CRENSON Maih 7. 8 Junior High Chess Club . 4 bfi iiiffffiwi' J i Af,,,w,. MRS. sYLvnA M. anusxm H Maih a Vi 1' F Q Puppefry gif' I ..,, fxklf I ,, s 'fb 22946 HNRY T. FULBECK f Mafh 7 Tfavei Club vb 'S W ,Q N X E N A - f. fi , 52324, Ek. A as Liz. gl- f W ' f A X ?'i7f5?lff?,-iigliiif, ' 5 IEgan-fffml:53fw,vfQ?E3 iff' . 'iYE.'f.ffX7i '5 f5::C'f'5f5h ' . ::':'37f?4.f?. f-W ' 5'f'?1WQl'i 1?:3 iiEb, , i :Mq:J?fifggff: x-Sig q W 0,51 ' ' my pgtx. ' 1 Q, gas' 1 f gsg Plane, Q X - S5 Bridtf MR. m Sponsor, ffClub Af' :IQ ln our world of rapid fechnological growfh. a good scieniific background is absolu+ely necessary. Harrison High School is foriunafe 'ro have a yery capable science depar+men+ which siresses bofh basic scieniific principles--ancl fuiure applicafions of These principles. iiljncler fhe experi guidance of our science feachers. training in this imporianf field of educirrion begins in the sevenih and eighlh grades wiih General Science. The ninfh grade offers Earfh Science fo ihe accelera+ed classes, and General Science fo ihe ofher siudenis. From +hen on, The science eleciives available are Biology, Chemisiry, and Physics. E MRs.MAaeAizEr mcrmxosi General Science 8 - Junior High G.O. Compfroller E MR. Qrossm-is BERINEO l f Sci6ncei7. 8- 'E ii 'Phofogr-why: Jr. High Siege E ' - 4' . Crew A i . ' 3 , , x. E , V f E . as f ls. ,',s ,'-- 1. 1 M : w ' il if -.' if , l 'ff ,, , ., V ss,., ,QQEVV A R Af F g I Q ' E --v-f' i'i, i V W' fl. , ' fe. . i G if .E f' 5 ri V, fi 5' ' F h ' E E Sn R' MR. KENNETH J. MEYER General Science 7 Hunting and Fishing Club wr Foreign Lgnguoge MISS i ANTOINETTE COLOCCIA Spanish 1, il, lu El Circulo Espanol i iw' MISS GLADYS CHAMBERLIN French l. ll. lll , Les Cercle Francais: Assislam Sponsor, Classgof N60 A Sludenis may fake any or all of lhe 'rhree languages. La+in, French, and Spanish, offered al Harrison High School. Three years of French and Spanish and four years of Laiin are available. A+ +he slarl' of his second year of a language, a sludenl may apply for admission in+o lhe corresponding language club. Through 'rhese groups conversarional proficiency and knowledge of background and cul+ureare advanced. A new syslem has been insliiufed lhis year whereby iunior high sludenis are offered conversalional classes in French and Spanish. MR. JAMES C, ELDREDGE - i Ldlin l. ll, lll. lV Ciiizenship Educav - Sponsor, 'Classgof ' l959g Latin Club: Nafional i Honor Socieiy Sponsor r . Business Q r ' , , ly r r , ' K 'k- K ' K , . ,4. MRS. ELLEN B. HUBEL , ' MISS MATILDA C. iRlSOLl, ' ' Typewrifing V , A Shorihend l, ll: Chairman, Business Depl. - ' Secretarial Ffracliceg .A - Ass'l', Sponsor.-Class of i959 Mos? sluclenls enrollecliiirrhlalrrison High School business courses are preparing for ay fufures. career in 'rhe commercial held. 'Subiecls suchasi and shor+hand are desirable fliorlrhe lo become an efficienl' secreiafyrg Maisy forgihe' prospeclive college sluclemlg Business law. sales management ancl inlroduclioin 'lol business leach The s+uden+ +o cope wilh basic processes and legal lechnicalifies of fhe business world, Affer successfully complenng workin llls 1'he.lBusinessgDepar'r- menf, a sluclenl is ready 'ro 'ralce aclvanlage of 'rhe many job opporluniiies open lo him. wi 2-u ig, MR. SAMUEL SKLAR Bookkeeping. Office Practice. A Business Arifhmelic Ass'l'. Sponsor, Class of l96I s 5' rx., y Q .r MR. G. ZAMBERNARDI Business Law. Management lniro. 'ro Bus.: Salesmanship Typewriling Bus. Adviser, Maroon Murmurs Complroller, 6.0. Fine Arts W ,,., 35, K 'V 'N -au. . ee Q-ix ' ici. 5 MR. PAT R. CONTARDI MR. ARTHUR SIMEONE Band. Orcheslra Chorus. General Music Chordeilesg lnsirumenial Music Q3 MR. CHARLES F. DAWSON Art Mechanical Drawing Ari Club fs MlSS EDITH GRISE General Music The Music Deparfrnenf of Harrison High School offers 'rhe siudenf an opporiuniiy for culiural developme-n+ in applied insirumenlal and choral music as well as in music appreciaiion. General Music is iaughi 'ro all junior high siudenis, while insirumenial lessons, Orchesfra. Band,sDance Band. Chorus, and special ensembles are available +0 inferesled and lalenfed sfuclenis. Our Ar? Depari- men? oiciers courses in General Ari To 'rhe sevenih and eighfh grades, and Basic Ari, Mechanical Drawing, and Advanced Ari 'ro senior high sfuclenls, wilh specializafion in a chosen area. MRS. LEONA KRASNANSKY MR. MAURICE BERKE Junior High Ari' Junior High Ari Jr. High Arfsland- Craffs Club is .. 3 .. 1. A 'V' I Practical Arts - 'W Q g l? W' I he A , In f h If M 5 I ' 23? .L ' ,L srss f ii 2 is , f -W ' 7 Q 'k,: : Hifi -W,X ,.,. if , Miss MADELINE DICKEY MR. J. STANLEY WAFFLE Homemalcing lnclusiriol Aris The Prac+ical Arfs Deparfmeni consisls of Home Economics, lnclusfrial Aris. and Drivers' Educalion. The Home Economics Deparrrnenf offers courses in clofhing. foods. and decorafinq. lncluslrial Arls enables sludonls lo learn slcills useful bofh in a profession and in daily li'Fei.i iByiii'eaching sfuclenls 'lhe rules of The road and lhe basic mechanics of an auiomobile. The Drivers Educalion Deper+men+ Turns our compereni moiorisfs. vi ' V. i' E Y I MR. PAUL FULLER Driver Educoiion Audio-Visual Coordinelor. ieclionisf Club 'X Pro 'J' -.4 if 'I MRS. HONORA BECK MR. BERNARD GIANNETTI Junior High Homemalning Junior High lndusfrial Arfs Model Planes Club v. Varsufy Q Sponsor, by parliclpaling in, an Healfh Physical w. HCREL Healfh all Baslcel'lSglT1 , Junior High Golf Club a monflw. and Skills in volleyball, and badmmfon are also ffivhlfi D it ff SENICDRS Senior Closs Cflicers LEFT TO RIGHT: John Sernack, PRESIDENT: Marie Sloal, SECRETARY: Sfewarf Hirsclwhorn, VICE-PRESIDENT. Senior Council FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Pscliorr, Vivian Cofroneo, Susan Robins. SECOND ROW: William Sumils. David Quadagno, Susan Berclon, Virginia Ellis. ABSENT: Pefer Eisenberger. ii. Q WILLIAM ADELAAR Bill College l only ask Ihal' forrune send. A liI'+Ie more 'Ihan I shall spend. Rifle Club 9: Chess Club 93 Sfuclenl Council 9. IO: Baseball IO: Junior Marshal Club IOg Probalionary Honor Sociely Ilp Tennis Club II3 Judo Club Il. Sec.-Trees.: Spanish Club ll, l2g Currenl Problems Club II. l2: Maroon Murmurs Edilorial Sralif I2. ELMA ADLER Elly College Sincere and quiel all Ihe day. She will succeed in her own way. Arl Club 9-I2y Inframurals 9-II: Probafionary Honor Sociefy IO-l2g Sophomore Bridge Commilleep Currenl Problems Club ll, I2g French Club Il, I2g Maroon Murmurs Edilorial Slaff Ilg Reminiscence Ari' Sfafl I2g Lalin Club I2g Fooflighf Players I2. 1-ua-Q 'W ills TOBY ADLER Toby College Big surprises come in liHle packages. Enlered in Sophomore Year Maroon Murmurs Business 5IaI'l IO-I2g Pro and Con Club IO: Lalin Club IO-l2g French Club II. l23 Arr Club II: Reminiscence Business Sralif l2g Bridge Club I2. NJ PATRICIA ALETTI Pal Business The devil and I have an underslandingf' lnlramurals 9. IO: Chorus 9. ROSALIE ALETTI Rose Business No+hing worries her. Nofhing hurries her. Mixed Chorus 9g lnlramurals lOy Chorus IO, II. RICHARD APFEL Ricky College Ricky is shorf, he may never grow high. Bu? he's Ihe guy who will never say die. Probalionary Honor Socieiy 9-IZ: Baseball ll, I2g Laiin Club II, l2g Sludenf Council I2g Bridge Club, Presi- denl' I2. LINDA ARCARA Lin College l do my part when E+ comes Io arf. Red Cross 97 Chorus 9. I07 Ari Club 9-IZ, Execufive Commilfee l23 lnlramurals 9, IO7 Poem Published Na+'I. High School Poelry Ass.: Poefry Club IO. II, Vice Presidenf I2q Reminiscence Arl Slaif I2. I ALFRED ARAGONA Al College Having fun is his favorife subiecf...baskeIball and girls run a close second. Junior Varsily Baskefball 9: Varsify Baseball 9-IZ: Vice Presidenl of Sophomore Classy Varsily H Club IO-IZ: Varsily Baskelball I0-IZ: Varsify Jackel' IO: Easl-Wesf Baskefball game II. I2g Manager of Junior-Senior Basketball game II, IZ: Marshal Club II, I2q Varsify Foofball I2. ESTHER BASSO EsI Business ln every sporf she does excel. You'II find she's one who's really swell. Library Club 9-Il, Presidenl II: lnframurals 9-I2: Chorus 9: Drill Squad 9-IO: Maiorelfe Club 9-IO: Jr. Sland Commiffee Il: Mixed Chorus II: Girl's Chorus II: Reminiscence Secrefarial Sfaff I2. SANDRA BECKELMAN Becky Business A Ierrific gal on our volley ball courl, She's loads of fun, a ferrific sport Maioreffe Club 9-Il, Capfain II: Inframurals 9-Il: Twirling Club 9-II, Presidenf II: GirI's Chorus IO. II: Chordelfes IO, II: Mixed Chorus II. CHARLES BENEROFE Doc College A Iiflle nonsense now and fhen. Is relished by The besl of men, 213 ' Junior Varsify Baskefball IO: Golf II, I ILM! ,IM QM! Qviffl M W we B CIWJQWZ , , .i U I 444' I - ' KYVUZVIASZI susfw BERDO34 U25C CC8'lfLJ X Sue College ' Lois of fun and doesn'f bluff: Does her work and knows her sfuff. Maroon Murmurs Ediforial Sfaff 9-I2: 6.0. Secrefary 9: Probafionary Honor Sociefy 9-I2: Lalin Club IO, Il: Fooflighf Players IO, II: Chorus IO, I2: French Club II. I2, Secrefary II, Presidenf I2: Bridge Club I2: Spanish Club I2: Reminiscence Underclassmen Edifor I2: Senior Council: Acfive Honor Sociefy I2. Who 'Fredu College Foolball 9, ll, l2: Spanish Club ll. BRENDA BERNSTEIN Bren College Wilh her big blue eyes and lriendly Iaughler. This lrim cheerleader gels whal' she's allen C-.A.A. 9: Inlramurals 9-l2: Mixed Chorus IO: Girls Chorus IO, Il: Junior Sland II: Sludenl Council II, I2: Ari Club II: Currenl Problems Club I2: Cheerleader I2: Spanish Club I2: Reminiscence Slall IZ. DIANA BILOTTO 'IDU' Business I never saw her cross or heard her scoldf' Red Cross 9: Chorus 9: Inlramurals 9, IO: Perlecl Allendance 9, IO: Sophomore Bridge Commilleeg Chorus IO: Ari Club I2. FRED BISCEGLIA Fred's a slar in all our plays, Full ol lun, he always gels our praise. MICHAEL BISCEGLIA Milne College Though he's good al loolball and a fabulous dancer, The general consensus is, he's a beller romancerf' Track 9-12, Caplain I2: Foolball 9-IZ, Co-Caplain I2: Class Presidenl 9-II: Baskerball Varsily II, I2: Marshal Club II, I2, Assl. Chief I2: Spanish Club II, l2: Varsily H Club II, I2. WARREN BUDDE Bu+ch Business I love work, I could sland and look af il for hours. Enlered Junior Year Junior-Senior Game JAMES BULAKOWSKI Bully College Life is a iesl, and all lhings show if, I lhoughf so once, and now I know i'r. Foolball 9-IZ: Baskelball 9, IOQ Baseball 9, I23 Sludenl Council IO: Chairman of Sophomore Bridge: Varsily H Club II, I2. 45923 P , VINCENT CASTELLI XA ' X innleu College XP' J, His hopes and dreams are in 'rhe sky. rl, ' 0? ' y Slamp Club 97 Band 9-I21 Arl Club IO. JOHN CHATER Johnny College Wha+ever is worlh doing, is worlh doing well. Foolbcll 91 Junior Marshal Club IO: Fooflighl Players II, IZ: Three One Ad Plays Ilg Sfudenf Council Ilg Currenf Problems I2g Swimming Club I2. K! DENNIS CITARELLA Denny College Wilh Those laughing eyes and friendly smile. hell never lack happiness. oo ball IO I2 Track IO I2: Spanish Club II: Marshal MARY ANN COLANGELO Mare Business PreHy Io wall: wilh. Willy 'Io Ialk wiIh. Iniramurals 9 I2 Drill Squad IO: Jr. Sfand II: Ari' Club ll Reminiscence Secrefarial Slaff I2. BRUCE COHEN Bruce College I'II find a way-or make if. Junior Red Cross Club 9: Tennis Club 9. IO, Co-Caplain ll: Sophomore Bridge Commiflee Chairman IO: Cir- culalion Commillee Reminiscence I2: Swimming Club I2: Maroon Murmurs Business Siaff, I2. RUTH COHEN College A real marh whiz, ihafs our Ruih, For her, a Theorem is a proven Irufhf' Ari Club 9-I I: Inframurals 9, IO: GirI's Chorus 9, IO, I2: Poe+ry Club IO, I2: Mixed Chorus IO: Probafionary Honor Socieiy IO, II: Lalin Club IO-I2: French Club II: Leader's Club II, I2: Three poems published by Ihe Naiional High School Poeiry Ass. II: Two poems pub- lished by fhe American Poeiry Sociefy II: Assisfani Associafe Edi+or Maroon Murmurs I2: Reminiscence Ediiorial Sfaff I2. Verni VIVIAN COTRONEO Colleqe G.A.A. 9: Jr. Red Cross Club 9: lnframurals 9-I2: Ticker Comm, Chm. 91h Grade Parlyg Pro and Con Club 9, IO: Probalionary Honor Sociely 9, IO: Band 94I2: Orcheslra IO-l2, Sec. I2: Chorus IO-I2: Poefry Club Il, Pres. IZ: Town Gov? Day, Town Assessor, IO: Foollighl Players IO-IZ: Leaders Club IO-IZ, Sec. Il: Maroon Murmurs Ed. Siafl IO-I2: Chm. Soph. Bridge: Chm. Jr. Slandg Chm. Jr. Council: Aclive Honor Sociely Il, I2: Ar? Club Il: Chm. Sr. Sland: Sr. Council: Reminiscence Assoc. Ed. I2. JOHN COURI Johnny College An ace behind +he wheel, And on Ihe foolball field. Enlered in Junior Year Varsily Foolball I2: Swimming Club I2: Track I2. MICHELE DeFELlCE Mickey Business I don'I' know where I'm going, buf I'm on my way. Mixed Badminlon 9: Jr. Red Cross Club 9: Vice Presidenl Freshman Class: Chess Club 9, IO: Rifle Club IO: Track IO: Spanish Club Il, I2: Swimming Club l2. SYLVIA DelDUCA Syl Busines Quie+ and elficienl, she accomplishes much. Jr. Red Cross Club 9: Orcheslra 9: Freshman Council lnlramurals 9-I2: Maroon Murmurs Business Slall: 9-I2 Spanish Club Il: Reminiscence Secrelarial Slalf I2. Neil NEIL DePASQUALE College 'lA sleady worker in our L:.O., Because of This he's on lhe go. Band 9-IZ: Sfuclenl Council 9-II, Pres. l2q Tennis Club 93 Orcheslra 97 Track 9-l2: Dance Bancl IO-ll: Fool- lighl Players IO-l2: Foofball IO-llg Mixed Chorus Il: Maroon lvlurmurs Ed. Slafl llg Spanish Club Il-l21 Jr. MA' Councilg Marshal Club ll. l27 Varsily H Clu : Swimming Club I2. I, I2 ul Ill Rerniniscence Feaiures Slaif IZ: Currenf Prob. Club l2: 'IJ is FRANK DePALO Chick Armed Service Whal mischief lies behind Thai serious counlenancef' Foolball 9-l2g Track 9-llg Varsify H Club ll-l2g Base ball I2. RICHARD DEBISCEGLIA Rich Driving a car is his grealesl ioy. Richie's generous wifh rides Io girl or boy. Library Club l0g Reminiscence Sec. Slaff I2. 5 I s i E College I we ANTHONY DiPlETRO Krea'rs College Nor Thar l love work less, buf l love fun more. Foolball 9-IZ: Track 9-l2g Baslcefball IO-I2g Varsify H Club Il-I2. Jimmy The world's no beller if you worry. Lile's no longer if you hurry. Foolball 9: Junior-Senior Baslcelball game ll: Golf ll-l2. Harry A mind al peace wilh all. Bridge Club IZ. JAMES DUNNE Armed Services i W JAMES EDWARDS Jimbo College He's a quiel' lad, doesn'I say a lol. A nicer guy we haven'+ golf' Rifle Club 9-IO: Slage Crew IO-IZ: Chess Club 9-IO: Track 9-I2: Junior Marshal Club IO-ll: Spanish Club Il-IZ: Reminiscence Aclivifies Comm. l2: Bridge Club l2. HARRY ELDRIDGE College PETER EISENBERGER Pele College Our lulure EinsIein! Baslcelball 9-I2: Pro and Con Club 9, Pres. IO: Chess Club 9, IO, Pres. 9: Rifle Club 9. IO: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9-l23 Freshman Council: Baseball IO-I2: Jr. Marshal Club IO, II: French Club II: Maroon Murmurs Edilorial Sfalf Il, I2: Currenf Prob. Club ll, I2: Marshal Club l2: Senior Council: Bridge Club: Reminiscence Edilorial Sfaff I2. ALLAN ELIN A rhunderbird has Coh' Io be good! Junior Marshal Club IO Track I0g Proiedionisf Club II: Spanish Club II I2 Currenl' Problems Club I2g Swim- 'lainmenf Commillee II Selling Commiffee Junior Sfand fax II Sensor Council Treasurer Senior Sland. Me College STEPHEN ELLIOTT Sieve U. S. Navy Down PeriscopeI Rifle Club IO: Dance Band II, I2q Orcheslra Il: Band II, I2. KLQLS' 0' ,Av N 12 x U7 K A rf VIRGINIA ELLIS Ginny College In every sporl she's played a parlg K Wifh baslcefball her special arf! . ramurals 9 I2 lin Club 9'l2g Band IOAIZZ Chorus X r n ub I2: Jr. Prom-Chairman Enler- SALLY ELSON Sally College She Wallis in beaufyf' G.A.A. 93 Inframurals 9-IZ: Lalin Club IO-IZ: Fool Iiqhl Players IO-l2g Business Slaff Maroon Murmurs IO-I2 Chorus IO, I2g Arf Sfaff Maroon Murmurs II, I2 Lilerary Slalf Reminiscence Ilg Acfivifies Sfafl Remini scence I2: Cheerleader I2g Bridge Club IZ: Ari Club I2 Pl-IYLLIS ERICKSON Topsey Nursing School Always seen smiling. a friend lo all. Inlramurals 9: Junior Red Cross Club 9: I-luslcielles 9, IO: Arl Club IO: Girls Chorus IO, l2: Sophomore Bridge Decoralion Commilfee: Maroon Murmurs Business Sfalf fb IO-IZ: Mixed Chorus II: Bridge Club IZ. I lkw 'si Q' , III I U' L LK, I JL i FRED EsPosiTo I V I : I-' ToJo Armed Services ii Foo'rbaII is iusl lhe sporf for him: Ii: When he plays, we're sure lo win. Enlered in Sophomore Year Track IO, l2: Foofball II, IZ: Varsily H Club I2. BARBARA EVERS Barbie Business She came lo us a slranger, bu? leaves a friend. Enlered in Senior Year Spanish Club l2. ANGELA FIGLIOLA Angel Business 'lsweelness is a virlue: Liveliness a pleasure. I-Iomeroom Secrelary 9: G.A.A. 9: Junior Red Cross Club 9: Huskielles 9, IO: Sophomore Council: Sopho- more Bridge Commiflee: Reminiscence Secrelarial Slaff IZ. Nlafk NIAKK EADAKIVFI Vvllegu Varsily Baseball Manager 9: Pro and Con Club 9. IO: Chess Club 9, IO: Rifle Club 9, IO: Probalionary Honor Socieiy 9-I2, Varsily Baslcelball Manager 9-II, I.eI'Ier IO, II: Junior Marshal Club 9-II: I.aIin Club IO-I2: Fool- Iighl Players IOAI2: Declarnaiion Confesi Winner 9: Three One ACI Plays IO, Direclor II: School Play II, Direclor I2: Varsily H Club IO-I2: Currenl Problems Club II, I2: Maroon Murmurs Edilorial Slafl II. Asso- ciale Edifor I2: Represenlaiiye Io Empire Boys' SIaIe II: Marshal Club I2: Bridge Club I2: Reminiscence- Associale and Liferary Edifor I2: Acfive Honor Sociefy I2. MAROLYN FRENCH Frenchie CoIIeQe Frenchie's always on Ihe beam. 'Cause she's aI Ihe T.V. screen. Gv.A.A. 9: Band 9, IO: Jr. Red Cross Club 9: Maroon Murmurs Business Siaff 9-I2: Inlramurals 9, ll, I2: Sophomore Bridge IO: Lafin Club IO: Mixed Chorus II. SANTO GALLETTA Duke Business II The quesIion's work or play, He'II choose Ihe Ialler every day. RosaIba ROSALBA GASPARRINI College Band 9, IO: Pro and Con Club 9, IO: Junior Red Cross 9: Inframurals 9-I2: G.A.A. 9: Maroon Murmurs Business Sfaif 9-II: Manager I2: Srudenf Council 9, IO, Sec. I2: I.aIin Club IO'I2: Foollighf Players IO-I2: Ar? Club II, I2: French Club II: Junior Council: School Play II, I2: Reminiscence Senior Sfalf I2: Freshman Dance, Chm. Refreshmenl Comm.: Three One ACI Plays IO, II. Direcior II: Prob. Honor Sociefy 9, IO, I2: Reminiscence Business Sfaff 9-II: Girls' Chorus IO: Mixed Chorus II: Bridge Club I2: Junior and Senior Selling Comm., Chairman II, I2: Acfive Honor Sociefy. PAMELA GIDEONSE am College uielness is an arl in ilselif' LYNN GRAY Lynn Business She who lcnows more says less. Inlramurals 9 Archery Club 9: Mixed Chorus IO: Chrm. Refreshmenl Comm J mor Prom II: Spanish Club IZ. Ilwll, ,271-fha-is ,QM COW be HM- . CAROLYN GIOVANETTI 'Peanu+ Business A laughing eye, a nimble wil, A friendly hearl, IhaI's all of il. Red Cross Club 9: lnlramurals 9, IOg Drill Squad IO: Maroon Murmurs Business Slall 9-IZ: Foollighf Players IO, IZ: Poelry Club I0-I2: Spanish Club IO, Il: Chair- man Sophomore Bridge Relreshrnenls. x Aw! So NORMAN GOLDEN Norm College Twinkle, fwinkle lillle Norm: No grealer slar could ere be born. Chess Club 9, Vice Pres., IO: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9-I2: Rifle Club IO: Baseball Manager IO: Lalin Club IO, II: Junior Marshal Club IO, Il: Sludenf Gov'I' Day IO: Currenl Problems Club Il, I2: Junior Prom Commillee Chrm. II: Marshal Club I2: Maroon Murmurs Edilorial Sfaff IZ: Fealures Edilor of Reminiscence l2. .V Aff! f, -,LL ! . f I f 5e.bLgl7' :fl MICHAEL GREEN Mike College A barrel of grealnessf' Soph. Bridge Ticker Comm. Chrm. IO: Varsify Baseball IO: Varsily Foolball IO-I2: Soph. Council: Vice Pres. Jr. Class: Spanish Club ll, I2: Varsily H Club ll, I2: Jr. Prom Tiolnel Comm. Chrm. II: Vice Pres. of C-3.0. I2: Reminisc nf: Edi+5q5.71 'QIQII :ylfihal Club I2. inf . . fl f PHILIP GURIAN College His horses are his pride, On a ranch he'lI some day ride. Track I0-l2: Junior Marshal Club IO, II: Junior Prom Comm. Il: Chess Club I2: Senior Sland I2. if' JP! ANGELA HADUSTYLIANOS Angie Business An all around person, an easy going gal, Our cheerleader caplain has many a paI. 51 Junior Red Cross Club 9: Maroon Murmurs Business Sfaff 9-ll: Inlramurals 9, IO: Twirling Club 9: G.A.A. 9: Girls' Chorus IO: Cheerleader IO-I2. Capfain l2: Poelry Club II, I2: Reminiscence Business Slaff I2. LINDA HABER Haberl1eacl College A sparkling girl lull of laughler. Her memory will follow allen Inlramurals 9-IZ: Cv.A.A. 9, IO: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9, IO: Pro and Con Club 9. IO: Chorus 9-I2: Reminiscence IO-IZ: Sludenl' Council Sec. IO, II: l.aI'in Club IO-I2: Foollighl' Players IO-IZ: French Club ll, I2: Junior Prom Comm. II: Chordeffes ll: Maroon Murmurs Edilorial Slaff l2: Currenf Problems Club I2. wily Quiel and unassuming, buf always 9'rcere. G-.A.A. 9: Red Cross Club 9: Inlramurals 9, IO: Ari Club 9-l2, Execulive Comm. II, I2: Girls' Chorus 9-I2: Mixed Badminlon IO: Red Cross Comm. of Ari Club IO-I2: Maroon Murmurs Business Slalf IO-I2: Huslxiefies IO: Mixed Chorus IO, Il: Foollighl Players IO-I2: Bridge Club I2: Reminiscence Ari Slaff I2. ..-Joel.. Joel is everybody's pal, Wifh sparkling charm, she's quite a gal. lnlramura Club IO- Problems Chorus I Murmurs KATHLEEN HARRISON JOEL HEVESI ls 9-I I: G.A.A. 9: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9-I2: Lalin I2: Ar? Club IO, Il: Girls' Chorus IO: Currenl Club II, I2: Spanish Club II, I2: Mixed I: Bridge Club I2: Ass'I Bus. Manager Maroon Business DAVID HAINES W0fId Business II's quali+y rafher lhan quanlily Ihaf mailers. Foolball 9: Junior Marshal Club IO: Track I2. College LAWRENCE HILLEL Nada College A day for sporls and an hour for foil: To his friends and 'Ihe foolball leam he is ever loyal. Rifle Club 9: Chess Club 9, IO: Track 9-I2: Baslcelball Manager 9-II: Jr. Marshal Club 9. IO: Foofball IO-I2: Maroon Murmurs Ediforial Slalf IO: Marshal Club II. I2: Co-Sporls Edilor Maroon Murmurs II, I2: Spanish Club II, I2: Currenl Problems Club II, Presidenf I2: Varsily H Club II, I2: Swimming Club I2: Bridge Club I2. STEWART HIRSCHI-IORN D College Large is his bounly and his soul is sincere. Pro and Con Club 9, IO: Junior Marshal Club 9, IO: Prob. I-lon. Soc. 9-I2: Varsify Baseball IO: Foollighl Players Il, I2, Play II: Currenf Problems Club Il. I2: Lalin Club II, Presidenl I2: Head and Over-all Chairman Junior Prom: S+uden+ Council II, I2: Marshal Club 12: Vice Presidenl Senior Class: Senior Class Edilor Reminiscence I2. ESTELLE HOEI-IN SleI Business Whal harm could silence possibly do. Chorus 9, IO: Library Club 9: lnframurals 9, IO: Fooflighl A Players II: Poelry Club Il, I2: Reminiscence Slafl I2. VITO IEZZI fsck Armed Services An arfisl, a iolcer, buf always a friend. Traclc 9, Baslcelball 9-l2: Baseball 94I2: Varsify H Club IO-I2: Junior Council II: Marshal Club I2: Golf I2. ANN JULIAN Ann College Fond of lun, fond of joys. Bul moslly she's fond of boys. lnlramurals 9-l2: Ar? Club 9423 Chorus 9'lI: Library Club 9-IO: Junior Red Cross Club 9: French Club IO: Currenl' Problems Club II: Spanish Club I2. 2-1 lm SU Sue A+Iracl'ive for her simplicily, Iilreable lor her sincerilyf' C-.A.A. 9: Girls Choru IO-I2: Mixed Chorus IO: Direclor Three One-Aol Plays IO: Maroon Murmurs Business Slall IO-I2g Fooflighf Players IO-I2: Poelry Club II, I2, Three Poems published in NaI'I High School Ass. Slall I2: Bridge Club sk- ,. A., -.rs E I 2 Ll U'V SAN KAPLAN College s 9: lnlramurals 9. IO: Lalin Club Anlhologyg Reminiscence Edilorial I2. SUSAN KELLER I Sue College I-lair of gold, eyes ol blue. Above Ihis all, personalify, loo. Inlramurals 9-I2: Chorus 9-II: Foollighl Players IO-I2: Three One-Ad Plays IO, II: School Play II, I2: Maroon Murmurs Typing Slall I2: Reminiscence Underclassmen lj Slall I2. KAI I W I KAREN KOECHLING Karen She came and Of her brighl' charm. she should be proud. Enlered in Senior Year Lalin Club I2: French Club 12: Inlramurals I2. l tai. College gol righf inlo Ihe crowd. ALIS KRELL Joani Business Everyone Ihinlcs highly of Joani, She's an A-I person, nor a phoneyf' Library Club 9: G.A.A. 9: Junior Red Cross Club: Infra- rnurals 9-IZ: Chorus 9-Il: Mixed Chorus 9, IO: Mixed Badminfon 9, IO: Tennis Club 9, IO: Twirling Club IO: Poelry Club I2: Bridge Club I2: Arl Club I2. C' VIVIAN KRONER Viv College Her Iavorile paslime is lo drive, To hir a hundred is he slrivef' Junior Red Cross ClubCLAih5rSy? Club 9: lnlramurals 9-12: Tennis Club,9fI'2':iCbQus 9-l2: Mixed Ch ll: ' An ClulvhL,l4.fj' V JP s N NL 051735 CV X ,Cf Q of ob Rv x JJ Cv X ,X Q52 DIANE KRUTECK Diane College She lives life: She doesn'I pass il by. Junior Red Cross Club 9: Chorus 9, II, I2: lnlramurals 9, II. I2: Mixed Badminlon Doubles Il: Fren b I I2: Spanish Club Il, I2: Biology Club is Cl . JENNIE LaFREDA Jenie-Jenie Business , l'm endeavoring lo learn somelhing shorler fhan D shorlhandf' G.A.A. 9: Mixed Chorus 9: lnframurals 9-I2: Library b Club 9: Mixed Badminlon IO-IZ: Girls Chorus IO, ll: I-Iuslcielfes IO: Poelry Club Il, Sec. Il: Foollighl' Players I2: G.O.xSecrelary l2: Reminiscence Sec. Sfalal l2. NI X or Wwfgim. My we Na BP B l , ,fi up JB? Bob-o ROBERT KULLER Baseball Manager 9-l2, Leller IO: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9, IO: Rifle Club 9. IO: Chess Club 9, IO. Pres. II: Pro and Con Club IO: Declamalion Conlesl IO. Il, Winner Il: Poelry Club Il, l2. Pres. Il, Four poems published in Na r High School Ass. An'rhoIOgYI Maroon Murmurs Ediforial Sfafl Il: French Club II: Chm. Publicily Comm. Soph. Bridge: Chm. Publicily Comm. Jr. Slandg Currenl Problems Club II, l2: Acfive Honor Sociely II, I2: Reminiscence Sporls Edilor II: Marshal Club II, I2: Sfudenf Council I2: Bridge Club I2: Edilor-in-Chief of Reminiscence I2. Traclc 9, ll, IZ: Varsily H Club II: Marshal Club IZ. JOYCE LANCIA Joyce Business Always gay, always merry, A very eflicienl secrelaryf' Junior Red Cross Club 9, IO: C-.A,A. 9, IO: lnlramurals IO: Chorus 9, IO: Spanish Club IO. X x rg-ja-Q'XoJ'I NV xv my GJ X X, PATRICIA LASKY Pal , College Calm and quiel is Ihis youlh. Never boislrous or uncouIh. Junior Red Cross Club 9: lnlramurals 9, II: Chorus 9, IO: Fooflighl' Players II, I2: Ar? Club II, I2: Poelry Club II, IZ: Reminiscence Arl Slaff IZ: Maroon Murmurs Carloon Slahl IZ. WILLIAM LENT 'Woodchuclcn College Quiet, sincere, a greaf hacker. HAROLD LIPPMAN BooIa College Why worry aboul The Iulure, when The presenl is so Iascinalingf' Junior Marshal Club 9-II: Reminiscence Business Slaff 9-ll: Maroon Murmurs Business Sfalzl 9-Il: Tennis Club 9-IZ: Junior Red Cross Club 9: Chess Club IO: Lafin Club IO-I2: Track II: Shakespearean Acfinq II: Golf Team Il, IZ: Maroon Murmurs Ediforial Slalf IZ: Reminiscence Circulalion Edilor I2. ERIC LITT HEFIC College Quiet elificienr, a 'rrue friend Io all, Eric's srar will never fall. Rifle Club 9, IO: Chess Club 9: Proieclionisl Club 9-I2: Slage Technician 9-I2: Spanish Club IO, II: Sophomore Bridge IO: 6.0. Dance Commillee IO-I2: Fooflighl Players IO-I2: Three One-Acf Plays IO, I2: Reminiscence Business Manager I2. CHARLES MADRAZO Charlie College Look al' Ihal Charlie shool Them in. He's Ihe guy Ihal malces us win. Baseball 9-IZ: Baslcelball I.O-I2: Sludenl Council IO: Freshman Council: Junior Council: Marshal Club IO-l2I Varsify H Club IO, ll, Secrelary I2: Varsily Foofball I2. LATIIVIER MAGINESS Laddie College lf Iioolball were music, he'd be Ihe whole brass band. Foofball 9-I2: Baseball 9, II, l2: Sludenl Council 9-II: Band 9-I2: Dance Band 9-I2: Track IO: Varsily H Club IO-l2: Mixed Chorus ll: Marshal Club Il, IZ: Member of Wesfchesler Counly 6.0. II, IZ: Reminiscence Sporls Sfaff I2. ' MARIA MARCONE M rc' College I 'iLaugh your Troubles away, ' Always happy and gay. Twirlin CIQJJ9' Iramurals 9-l2: Junior Recl Cross.CIub 9: s e : Arr Club IO, II: Maroon Murmurs Buy I -I2: Maroon Murmurs Ecliforial Slaff II: Le ers Club IO-I2: Girls Chorus IO: Cancer Conlesf Award IO: Mixed Chorus II: Girls Baskelball Ass'I Man- ager II: Cheerleader l2: Reminiscence Ediforial Slaff I2. HENRY MARRUOTTOLO Hank Business Tis beller nol 'ro speak af all. Than Io speak more 'rhan one shouId. Rifle Club 91 Track 95 Band 9, IO. .wt 1 LORRAINE MULINARE Lori Busines Big brown eyes. a ready smile, Wifh fun and Iaughier all Ihe whiIe. IO: Inlramurals 9-I I. Ari Club 91 G.A.A. 91 Mixed Doubles 9: Girls Chorus 9. THOMAS MUOLLO Tom College He loves Thai cloclc ai The end of each period. Rifle Club 9: Spanish Club I2. HOWARD NADLER H College Pre'r'ry girls are his paslime, And he cerfainly has a special Iine. Enfered in Junior Year Junior Council: Foofball II, I27 Track II. I27 Tennis Club II. I2: Spanish Club I2. 4 31' PAULA NAPRSTEK Paula College Paula's 'rhe gal we all admire, She's always slriving for goals Thai are higher. Probalionary Honor Sociely 9-I27 Chorus 9-I2g lnlra- murals 9-I2q Maroon Murmurs Ed. Slalf IO: Fooflighl Players IO: Reminiscence IO, IZ: French Club IO-I21 Spanish Club Il, l2: Currenf Problems Club II, I2g Girls Tennis Club I2g Aclive Honor Sociefy I2. ANTHONY ORSINO TQny College A handsome face, a boyish grin. Some girl's hear? he's sure Io win. Enlered in Senior Year Marshal Club I2. RICHARD OSTERER Richie College As a golfer, Richie says, Drives for show: Puffs for dough. Varsiiy Golf 9-I2g Sophomore Bridge IO: J.V. Basluelball IOg Varsilxgl-jx Club IO-I2g Inlramurals IO: Sophomore Council: S nis Club II, I2g Marshal Club II. l2. ri If 1' lay ,A x KX I D I ., I I I kj-' , p , vi , gg 1 I ' , 1 I X QV mx . 1- ? ,Rl If . X 0 f ,Ili , lb s X 'Lv r N, X yy 1 wiv X ,X XJ! LTI 414' Q I ,U ,Y CAROL PEASE W- Caroll' I 1 College i tr Though quief ax feda+e'I'lo7 sure, In I Through iIife's hard ba'HlesXshe'Il endure. -l,Q.A.A. 95 Libra Club 9, IOg Norus 9-II: lnlramurals I. I9-I2g Drill Squad , iid B'd 'inlon IOg Ari Club II, M ly l2g ixed Chorus I L' J nd II7 Maroon Murmurs L Bu in 5 sisff iz: aria 8 lub 21 spanish Club iz, ,N wg Q, 0 ,y V x PETER PEZZELLA Pete College A befier arlisl' one couIdn'I find. For drawings keep Pele in mind. Foofball 9-l2: Track 9: Ar? Club 9: Sophomore Council: Rifle Club IO: Spanish Club II: Reminiscence Ari Siaff I2. GAIL POLSKY G-aiIo College QuieI' un'riI she's spoken +o. Bu? once she sfarls she's never Ihroughf' Sfudeni Council Sec. 9-II: Inframurals 9-I2: Chorus 9-I2: French Club IO: School Playbill: Spanish Club Il. Sec. I2: Mixed Chorus II: Leaders Club II, Pres. I2: Remin- iscence Sporls Slafi I2: Ari Club I2: Bridge Club Sec. I2: Tennis Club I2. LOUIS POPE Louie Armed Services Worry and I have never met School is somefhing I Iry 'ro forget Poolball 9-I2. Psshy IRENE PSCHORR College G.A.A. 9: Inlramurals 9-Il: Pro and Con Club 9, IO: Ar? Club 9-II: Secrelary of Class IO, II: Sfudenf Council Sec. IO, II: l.aIin Club IO-I2: French Club I0-I2: Pro- balionary Honor Sociely IO-I2: Women's Club Ar? Show II, I2: Poefry Club II, I2: Currenf Problems Club I2: Freshman Dance Decorafions' Chairman: Chorus I2: Senior Council: Three poems accepfed in American Poefry Anfhologyn: 2nd prize nafionwide U, N. Human Righfs Week Posfer Confesl: Reminiscence Ar? Edifor I2: Acfive Honor Sociefy I2. Dave College JOI-IN PUCCELLA Johnny Business JusI' The quiel kind whose narure never varies Rifle Club 97 Track IO. JOANNE PUGLIESE Senior Sfandg Reminiscence Secrefarial Shall IZ, I f Inframurals 9, IOQ Baclminfon 9, IOg Workshop 9, 1 Business The sincere alone can recognize sincerilyf' IO 1. J ' I A fl. 'F' ,T ..f I r DAVID QUADAGNO There are fhree days of The week I don'I' worry- yesferclay, Ioday, and Iomorrowf' A 'J Fooiball 9-I23 Track 9-l2g Junior Marshal Club 9-II: Sophomore Councilq Varsiiy H Club ll, IZ: Senior Council: Reminiscence Sporis Sfafll I2. I EDYTH E RAN U LO A bundle of mischief. Inframurals 91 Chorus 9, IO. WWTF? Edie Business M Sue Rob SUSAN ROBINS College She's gol charm and friendliness galore, Thai brighl 'hello' of hers will fell lhe score, G.A.A. 9: Pro and Con Club 9, IO: lnlramurals 9, IOT Probalionary I-Ionor Sociely 9-I2: Chorus 9-IZ: Lalin Club IO, II, Sec. IZ: Sophomore Council: Concessions Com- millee Chrn. IO: Three One ACI Plays IO: Chordelles IO4l2: Mixed Chorus Il: Currenl Problems Club II, l2: Junior Sland Procuring Chairman: Reminiscence Girls' Sporls Eclilor I2: Bridge Club I2: Maroon Murmurs Edilorial Slalzl l2. Enlered in Junior Year Il? Football I2. LINDA ROSENSTOCK HROSCYM College What merrimenl lurks in every glance. Special Chorus 9-IZ: Mixed Chorus 9-II: Girls Chorus 9-I2: lnlramurals 9, IO: Foollighl Players 9-I2: Poelry Club IO-I2: Chorclelles IO, II: Twirling Club IO, II: Arl Club IO: Danceband Singing Group IO: Maroon Murrnurs Business Slall IO: Spanish Club II, IZ: School Play l2. Enlerecl in Junior Year JAMES REILLY Jim College Life is buf 'the course I go looping on Proieclionisl Club II: Traclr Il B e a I Baslxe a GRETCHEN ROSEVELT Gre'I'ch College Round us her hearl enlwines and clings Library Club l2: Reminiscence Eclilorial Slalif I2 New -I+ MITCHELL ROSS Mi+ch College QuieIly he goes his way. Chess Club 9, IO, Vice Presidenl II: Junior Marshal Club IO: Spanish Club II, IZ: Bridge Club I2. Huw , DAVID ROTH Dave College His good Ioolrs will carry him lar, I His personaliry surely rales above par. I Enlered in Senior Year Spanish Club I2. ROBERT RUBEO Dag Business Never a worry in 'Ihe world. Reminiscence Circulalion Slafl. Jan JANET RUBNER College Her pleasing characler al work and play Increases your lilcing for her every day. Band 9-I2: Girls' Chorus 9-I2: Pro and Con Club 9. IO: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9, IO: Comm. Chm. Freshman Dance: Comm. Chm. Sophomore Bridge: Foollighl Players I0-I2: Three One-ACI Plays IO, II: Mixed Chorus II: Currenl Problems Club II: School Play II, I2: Lalin Club II, Vice Pres. I2: Aclive Honor Sociely II, I2: Maroon Murmurs Ed, Sfaff II, Associafe Eclilor I2: Reminiscence Facully Edifor I2. MARY ALYCE RYAN Mary AI Business She goes as she pleases and she pleases as she goes. 6.A.A. 9, IO: Chorus 9, IO: Junior Red Cross Club 9, IO: lnlramurals IO: I-luslciefles IO. RICHARD SCELIA Richie College QuieIness and confidence shall be your slrenglhf' Rifle Club 9: Spanish Club II: Chess Club I2. Wlgjbxvd eylfpj IVA.: 'IHERESA SCELIA Terry College A high slepping maiorelle, she will slep high in life. Junior Red Cross Club 9: Inframurals 9-I2: Freshman Council: Poelry Club 9: Spanish Club IO: Foollighl' Players IO: Huskielles IO: Twirling Club IO: Maiorelle Club ll, Co-Caplain I2: Rerniniscence Sec. Slafl I2. E MARYBETT SCI'-IICK Mary Belh Business Tiny, pelife, and lighf on her feel. lnlramurals 9-I2: Chorus 9, II: Foollighl Players IO-I2: Three One-Acl Plays IO, Direcfor II: School Play ll, Direcfor I2: Senior Shand Co-Chairman I2: Maroon Murmurs Business Sfaff I2. 74-Mr Al: ALAN SILVERSTONE Qoiiege Pro and Con Club 9, IO: Slarnp Club 9. IO, Pres. II: Band 9-IZ: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9-IZ: Jr. Marshal Club IO: Orcheslra IO-IZ: Lalin Club IO, II: Chess Club IO, Pres. II, IZ: Currenl Prob. Club II, IZ: Poelry Club II, IZ, Vice Pres. II: Foollighl Players ll, IZ: French Club ll, IZ: Mixed Chorus II: Declamalion Coniesl II: Herald Tribune Forum, hosl lo sludenl from Greal Brilain ll: Bridge Club Vice Pres. IZ: Dance Band IZ: Marshal Club IZ: Reminiscence Aciivilies Edilor IZ: Aclive Honor Sociely IZ. ROSE ANN SISCA JOHN SEMACK Johnny College Every man has his laulls bul his have yel' lo be found. Enlered in Sophomore Year Foolball IO-IZ: Soph, Council: Spanish Club IO, Il, Pres. IZ: Track IO, II: Marshal Club II, IZ: Prob. Hon. Soc. IO: Aclive Honor Sociely II, IZ: Sludenf Council II: Pres. Senior Class. College uiel and genlle buf always willing, Here's a gal who deserves lop bilIing. Junior Red Cross Club 9: Inlramurals 9-I I: Noma Spelling Conlesl Winner 9-Il: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9-IZ: Library Club IO: Maroon Murmurs Business Slaff IZ: Spanish Club IZ: Senior Sland Selling Commiiiee: Reminiscence Secrelarial Edilor IZ. MARIE SLOAT Murph Business She's full of fun, she's quile a pal: If you Iilre red-heads she's your gal. Junior Red Cross Club 9: Band 9-II: Chorus 9-IZ: Inframurals 9-IZ: Prob. Hon. Soc. 9: Maroon Murmurs Business Shall IO-IZ: Sludenl Council IO-IZ: Twirling Club IO: Maiorelles ll, Capt IZ: Spanish Club II: Junior Council: Sec. of Sr. Class: Reminiscence Fealures Slalif IZ. 14.1 CARMINE SPEDALIERE Web I-lis brain and pompadour are ever oiled. Mixed Badminlon murals 9, I I. College 9-llg Boys' Badminlon IO: Infra- LOUIS SPIZZIRRO HFIIPH Business Give me a double order of sporlsf' J.V. Baskelball 9, IO: Baseball 9-ll, Sludenl Council 9: Varsily Baslcelball ll, I2. Camilla AS And lnlramurals IO, Il. CAMILLA SPOSATO College nice a girl as we all know, one willioul a single foe. ELIZABETH STANEK Liz Nursing School A lady 'ro lwer lingerfips . . . poise, sincerily, and cl'1arm. Enlered in Junior Year Foolliglwl Players ll, l2g Poelry Club ll, I2. KAREN STENBO Penny College A hidden grin lies behind lhal genius. Junior Red Cross Club 9: Chorus 9: lnlramurals 9, IO: Pro and Con Club IO: Ari Club IO: Reminiscence Under- classman Sl-all IO, ll: Lalin Club ll, IZ: Spanish Club II: Currenl Problems Club ll, IZ: Maroon Murmurs Ed. Slall ll, l2: Rerniniscence Lilerary Slalzl IZ: Aclive Honor Sociefy I2. WILLIAM SUMITS Bill College Quie+ and shy: can you fell why? ln him is more 'Ihan meels lhe eye. Freshman Council: Foolball IO: Spanish Club II: Maroon Murmurs Ed. Slall Il, I2: Reminiscence Pholography Edilor ll, I2. ROBERT SUNRAY Bob College His brillianl mind will some day bring him fame. Enlered college in Junior Year Chess Club 9-ll, Pres. 9, Vice Pres. IO: Probalionary Honor Sociely 9-I I. CLIFFORD TAMIS Cliff College His amiable characler shows lhrough as a ray of sunshine afler a slorrnf' J.V. Baslcelball 9, IO: Baseball 9-I2: Varsily H Club IO-I2: Varsily Baskelball II, I2: Spanish Club II, I2: Golf I2: Reminiscence Business Shall I2. PATRlClA TOLCHIN Pally College Pa+'s a girl who's allraclive and neal. The boys lifl lheir eyes when she walks down lhe slreelf' Reminiscence Business Slafl 9-l27 Huskielles9g lnlramurals 9-I2g Cheerleader IO-l2, co-caplain l2g Lalin Club IO-l2: Arl Club IO, ll: Girls' Chorus IO-IZ: Chordelfes ll, l2: French Club Il, l2g Foollighl' Players ll, l2: Poelry Club Il, I2: Bridge Club I2. PASQUALE TRUSCELLO Palsy College Oh, why should lile all labor be? lf we asked Palsy. he'd agree. Band IO: Spanish Club ll, I2g Chess Club l2. DONNA TUTUIAN Donna College A useless word is a wesled brealh. G.A.A. 9: Girls' Chorus 9-ll: Tennis Club 9, IO: lnlra- murals 9, IZ: Mixed Chorus IO: Library Club IO-l2g Maroon Murmurs Business Slarf IZ. HERBERT VARTEBEDIAN Herbie College Q Though he's nol' in lhe lead, he slill keeps on plugging. GEORGE VOETSCI-I George College He Ihal is slow Io anger is belfer Than Ihe rnighIy. Sludenf Council IO: Golf II, I2: Spanish Club II, I2: ll . A -1 if I.. Marshal Club I2, Varsily I'I Club I2. X W NBI- Grip Q,as'?RfD ,S sf- fp NAJYJ Y MQW si: I WN my Il N MMM STEVEN WALSEY Sieve College Small buf pofenff' Sfudenl Council IO, I2: Track IO: Spanish Club II: Junior Marshal Club II: Spanish Club I2. SANDRA WEIR Sandy Nursing School Never undereslimafe Ihe power of a redhead. Junior Red Cross Club 9: G.A.A. 9: Archery Club 9: Inlramurals 9, II: Chorus 9, IO, I2: Mixed Chorus II Ari' Club IO-I2: Eooflighl Players II, I2: Bridge Club I2 1 H4 '1 ,Q I We 0' . I'-L57 . QQ: f - Q :ro ' yu. 1 l .O - . c Y 4 Q ', , 'fs I .1 -. 1 W ,EY '53-. 4 N. dw VAC 'W '- 'xl 15. i? .M ' my . t - tj -, -4 . '.' 1 5 --L C , s C . I ir . 'L J L. 9, Q , l ,u . kk -Y .Sf-4 Q.. . -, r 4 :Ida s ,. , - , PK ff: fs 2-42-fy -ati WJ 1 gk, Q -I, , 'uudf' Vila I UUQITQW ERS coinage W4fHuiije'nEsd Rihgers an rhyfhm Ihar flows, We IcnQw'iIigIIFrr1gIi,e music wherever she goes. Orcheslra '9'-IQ: Pr'asiSIenE'fli Band 9-I2: Chorus 9-I2: All Srafe Music Org6?TIfa1j,on 9-I2:JxrI Club 9-I2, Secre- Iary IO-I2:hKfir'ninsE6rrc'p Kr? Sfaff 9, Ilqg, Chess Club IO? Probalional I-Idqor Sociefy IO-I2: Inlrdrqyrals IO, II: Maroon Murrvu.Q5'Ed. Sfaff IO-I2: Decora'Iior?3CommiI+ee Chairman. Junicggfromg Poelry Club I2: Reminiscence Facully Slalif I2: Acfive Honor Sociefy I2. of Wi' i M r U' Y ll 1 NNHNL x Fl ill K' X f 91 dw N' 'JU' is S Qyaa' 'Oyofv , saw LOlS WIEDERSCHALL Lou College Firsl Honor Sociefy in our Class, Leader, friend, a wonderful lass. Pro and Con Club 9, IO, Vice Presidenf IOS lnframurals 9: Library Club 9, Presidenf IO: Probalionay Honor Sociely 9-Il, Reminscence Edilorial Slafl 9, II, 12: Lalin Club IO-l2g Foollighl Players IO-IZ: Chorus IO-l2: Chordelles IO-I2g Bridge Club l2g Maroon Murmurs Edilorial Slafl 9, IO, Assoc, Edilor ll, Edilor-in-Chief l2I Currenf Problems Club I l, l2g Aclive Honor Sociely ll, l2. ' U 5 -BW as U' iffy my .xi oi? by - I 'bl' Us 3? Sd' , 4,7 ,IA xe9fQ,,vo,,f, oiydm. C vel' 6 We ,hwy M, H X NAOMI ZIMMERMAN K1 N College he Exqulsile lasfe in manner and clress, Wufh graceful charm which all should possess. urs orus ramurals 9-I2g Arl Club Il, l2: l urrenl' Problems Club ll, 12: Spanish Club ll, l21 57 GJ if -.11 I. CLASS BRAINS Mark Gasarch and Lois Wiederschall CLASS ARTISTS Viio Iezzi and Irene PscI'iorr Senior BEST DRESSED AI Aragona and Naomi Zimmerman MOST SPARKLING PERSONALITIES John Semack and Sue Robins CLASS WITS Dave Quadagno and CaroIyn Giovaneffi 58 i I BEST MIXERS Richie Osferer and Gail Polsky ,, I I II LZ W1-fm-1..l ik MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DID MOST FOR CLASS Neil DePasquaIe and Marie Sloal Bob Kuller and Vivian Colroneo O Eric Lil? and Sylvia DelDuca Q I Dennis Ciiarella and Phyllis Erickson x 'K 4 'S MOST DEPENDABLE ,N BEST LOOKING David Rofln and Sue Keller BEST FIGURE AND Pl-IYSIQUE Mike Bisceglia and Brenda Bernstein 9 -I' NICEST SMILE in V A it' k CLASS MUSICIANS M051 ATHLETIC Laddie Maginess and Judy Wafers Charlie Madrazo and Sandra Be-ckelman af'- BEST DANCERS Jim Bulalcowski and Paify Tolchin MOST SINCERE BIII Sumifs and JoAnn Pugliese CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS Harold Lippman and Pa? Laslcy . g fi , I f , ,gi 'B MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Dave Haines and Angie Hadjdylianos if-an-.. 0 I. .4 YOU FIGURE IT OUT-WE CAN'T OH YEAH! Harrison High School Harrison, New York Date I if I f I 4 shoul report to , F if .ETENTION . I 1... , -L Tardiness to H,R. Class Penod A M C W W ,.. Other reason gnu- f gg. ,yu-L W Instructor ' -- fl 0 ' GOLLY. HEY, WHO HAS THE BALL? THERES QNE IN EVERY CROWD 1,3-, A , '.,n . .,, I .'-Willa' . . 'J 5 ., 1 -- -.1 .I :L ' Elf. 'x -,L 4 Q,-IL5.II-4244 r- If, 11.2231 N ' ' 's +1 A'- E, .tx ' X , I S Q IT'S GETTING SO THAT YOU CAN'T BOY, WHAT I COULD DO WITH ALL TRUST A PERSON, RIGHT LARRY? THAT MONEY bl A S 'Ham wg, M rf' . V 15 ,ff M .. 1 , B B DAVE'S DYNAMO BILL'S BEEFLE MIKE'S MONTEREY Our CQURl5S CMilEL a s Q.W., . ...WW . .Wm...,.., ..........M...... ..,,....,...M..... K 45' ,-. QQ ,Q , . Q 'K-i,f...4 -' -ff 5, 1.5.1 -.vb ' . .'f,',f: A . --. 1- ' K, .5 wig 0, ff 3 .Q ,-fel f,ugf:43f-T5 + A ,. Q yvif . I 7 , it , M?1k,,f, rf.: . 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R. ..1..uNMwwwwwkmWAv,. ,, LADDIES UMOUSINE 51 ESF 1.414 .ML 'Eat' 54- V0 I 1 4 ,. - 'if ,ff +4 'Tk YL 5 2' Am I M I1 tu 131 F A '.'xU' 235 .- f l . Jlx . 0+ rf S QL- u AX' fd 4- 1333? I n 19. 414' .1 . ,IIA . -1 ' HIYT -av ' . 42 M. ku H Q GLX' X N if 'H 'ga' A x wi, v.. w Y . 1 'hs x - . 1 fl T fu x x V1 1' QV , Q45 x 'n-45 64 I4-ap v 1 , - 3,5 cv' '1 x'H -1 ii' .QU Rl' ,. 'Q Z HWY: 'bl Council Junior Closs Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph DeEelice VICE PRESIDENT, Richard Woehr PRESIDENT Judifh Lalla SECRETARY. FRONT ROW, LEET TO RIGHT: Ellen Signorelli. Barbara Sliefler, lan Glasser. SECOND ROW: Kale Liebhold. Richard Oppenheim, Lois Handmacher. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Bassis, Carol De- Vico, Savarina Aloisi, Judi Alexander, Carol Cohen, Anloi- nefle Cunnifle, Louise Baslxind, Jane Brunner, Calhy Clark, Irene Alefli, Parry Carino. SECOND ROW: Joseph T. Bisbano, Marie Caslelli, Helen Cunnilfe, Georgiana Camar- della, Parry Baffisla, Mary Jo Bisceglia, Mary Buonsanle. Elizabelh Drummond, Judy Dodge, Phyllis Baxfer. THIRD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Forsfer, Fran Fredericlcs, Fran Harris. Carol Haberman. Debby Gilenslein. Ronnie Kolberg, Lois Handmacher. Ann Gellis, Sue Fuchs- berg. Liz Geismar. SECOND ROW: Pafly Holzman. Jean Fiorelli. Jane Lazarus, Joan Kolnlrins. Judy Friedman, Claire LaVigna, Janef Gulli, Maryann Fiore, Marilyn Finn, Ellen ROW: Louis DiBiccari, Andy Caslellano, Ralph DeFeIice, David Klein. Roberl' Aplel, Danny Carpinello, George Chol- llefri, Rodney Carr, Roger Brenlano. FOURTH ROW: Michael Ballone, Milne Bender. Neil Clerrnonl. Hans Fischer Joseph J. Bisbano, Ralph Della Crosse. Francis Figliola, Kennefh Bellsey, Ernesl Calcagni, Paul Buer. Peler Blackman. Immerman. THIRD ROW: Ian Glasser, Paul Griffen. Rich- ard Kornreich, Cindee Hirsch, Irene Furiallo, Jane LaVigna, Sue Kramer, Lewis Koppelman, Charles Gibbons, Richard Grossman. FOURTH ROW: Roberr Larsen, Jimmy Filano. Eddy Lashins, Bob Hersh, Arlhur Gasparrini, Michael Lenl, Anlhony Labrosciano, John Hammer. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JovAnn Mascari, Befh Lux, Rose Ann Leung. Sara Lubilz. Barbara Miller. Carol McGee, Beverly McCallie, Phyllis Robuslelli, Pearl Ann Leserra, Kafhy Pariser, Rifa Piscopo. SECOND ROW: Olivia Marlino. Anifa Pallazzolo. Paily Mohr. Lynn Ann Porler, Priscilla Manning, Eileen Monlr, Kale Liebhold. Karen FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Signorelli, Rosalind Slreicher, Iris Zeeman, Barbara Slieller, Barbara Rolh, Diane Simons, Carol Tschanfre. Jo-Ann Scelia, Sue Srorino. Margie Scheclrler. SECOND ROW: Lenore Savage. Riclri Shenlr- man. Liz Singer, Bersy Ross, Maria Soluri, Diane Underwood. Gail Winsfon, Karen Subow, Sue Schwarz. THIRD ROW: Tony Sileo, Rocky Zuccarelli, Tommy Sfroh, Pefer Viola, Muson, Lida Naprslelc, Janie Roqull. THIRD ROW: Ronald Olson, Douglas Roof, Roger Palley, Sieve Prince, Harry Lind, Philip Reda, Richard McCurdy, Barry Lewin. FOURTH ROW: Alan Neulander, Richard Oppenheim, G-usie Mas- cuilli. Vinnie Roberls. Chuck Seligson, Charles Sfeinman, Harvey Schwarfz, Jeffrey Winfers. FOURTH ROW: Richard Woehr, Sheldon Woodle, Joe Tauro, Greg Simon. Richard Sfein, Eddie Siegel, John Welron. FIFTH ROW: Rudolph Wefh, Bruce WincoH, Lexie Young, Johnny Siegel, Bill Slein, Mallhew Vaughan. James Slewarl. Sophomore FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sammy Alam VICE-PRESIDENT, Roger Schwarz E PRESIDENT. Rosemary Vassallo SECRE- TARY. Class OHICSFS , Council FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Morrison. Joan Kirschenbaum, Diane Benneff. SECOND ROW: Gil Rosen- baum, James Pauline, Samuel Sfrasbourqer. THIRD ROW: Marly Spafz, Sleven Danenberg, Danny Aloisi. ,ps FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Cohn, Diane Alla- rnuro, Pal Bisceglia, Mary Jo Calendrillo, Roserfa Cardone, Diane Bennell, Judy Allen, Susan Bennefl, Marilyn Burrell. SECOND ROW: Connie Casfelli, Susan Cole, Gail Cohen, Dorolhy Anderson, Mary Campbell, Marfha Carpenier. Jean Ann Burrell. Elizabelh Chafer. THIRD ROW: John DiMiceIi, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Eisinlein, Marcia Gurian, Joan Kirschenbaum, Nora Krell, Mary Ann Gianneili, Barbara Hoehn, Diane Fiore, Camella LaRusso. Marsha Jehlei Joan Helienbein. SECOND ROW: Doris Koleen, Pai Kohlberger, Nancy Forbes. Elinor Golding. Toay Houghion. Audrey Drummond. Cris Giacornasso, Mary LaRusso. Paul Fred DeIlaCrosse, Lance Caplin, Lionel Bauman, Joseph Angarano, Roberf Arnorf, Ricky Berdon, Allen Bomann. FOURTH ROW: Howard Dean, Sfeven Danenberg. Fred Beclclernan, Sammy Aloisi, James Barlon, Jeff Boxer. Joseph Caslellano, FIFTH ROW: Michael Coll. Danny Aloisi. Louis Camardella. Maifl-new Brady. Na+ Carnevalla. Herberl. THIRD ROW: Richard Evangelisla, Dennis Fiore, Ronald Frurnlces, John Horlon, Joseph Geiger, Alan Kanzer, Jim Fredericlxs, Richard Hillel. FOURTH ROW: Waller Doerr, Michael Haber, Ernesl' Fiore, Larry Julien. Richard Howell, Kennelh Fox, David Klein, Alan Klein. Bob Freioli. , 70 l FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Minslcofi, Beulah Miles, Loren Meyer, Barbara Mandel, Leslie Marker, Ann McKendry, Julie Lusardo. Lynne Madrazo, Laurel Laslcy, Berry Ann Marcone, Rufh McCIendon. SECOND ROW: Joy Roberfs, Lois Pearlman, Kalhy Ranulo. Eloise O'SI-iea, Nancy Morrison, Marsha Modugno, Carol Ann Morabiio. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Seward, Riki Tananbaum, Carol Valenfino, Margery Schacln, Joan Shernoli, Rosemary Vassallo. Rose Sanfucci, Georgia Tenore, Alison Wise, Barbara Sandonalo. SECOND ROW: Sleven Slern, Anihony Valenfino, Carol Weinberg, Slephanie Simon, Eliza- belh Weber. Mary Ann Sanloro, Palricia Tschanlre, Marry Julie North, Wendy Pizzarello, Lois Powderly. THIRD ROW: Kalhy Pardoe, Ricky Rosenberg, Neil Noble, Frank Rornanelli. Richard Lezzi, Harry Leichler, Pere Madrazo, Joseph Nicira. Judy Nadler. FOURTH ROW: Steven Miniz, Albert Pugliese, John Morgan, Jim Pauline, Gil Rosenbaum, Ernesl' Orfiz, Tom Robinson, Bernard Ricca. Spafz, Roberf Viola. THIRD ROW: Michael Sieinifz. Waller Weslmoreland, Judd Sloane, Slephen Schecrer, Roger Schwarz, Tom Sleiner, Frank Viole, Gerharf Wysrrilc, Waller Tucciarone. FOURTH ROW: Roberl Underwood. William Thoqersen, Frank Sfaqno, David Simon, Kennerh Sieqel, Samuel Slrasbourger, Gene Wesimoreland, Russell Wormly. 7I Freshman Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Basso VICE-PRESIDENT. David Gar+ner PRESIDENT, Susie Sulla SECRETARY. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Cangianni, Susan Del Duca, Pairicia Di Biccari, Pafricia Adelaar, Barbara Bal, lisla, Pafricia Aslcwifh, Sheila Berlce, Susan D'Agoslinis, Shirley De Fonce, Dallas Earhearf. SECOND ROW: Donna D'lmperio, Joyce D'Imperio, Roberi Diefenbach, Michael Bassis, John Danenberg, Harvey Boneparlh, Anlhony Bisbano, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorofhy Fields, Susan Friedman, Virginia Gorman, Carla Hevesi, Bonnie Holzman, Amy Gleichenhaus, Lucille Esposilo, Louise Kaufman, Eliza- belh Hoehn, Wendy Guliclr, Dorolhy Haighl. SECOND ROW: Anlhony Freydberg, Theodore Harris, Roberf Hol- man, Maria Forfunalo, Arlene Kaplan, June Flexner, Theresa Douglas Barnell, Barbara Edwards, THIRD ROW: David Crisfiano, Edward DiMiceIi, George Carpinello, Franlc Carpi- nello, Roberi Crumely, Richard Basso, Kenneih Coulier, Roberl Dilvliceli. FOURTH ROW: William Bennelf, Fred Carusona, Sianley Carbone, Roberl' Doherly, Edward Bard. Michael Edwards, James Allen, Richard Bellsey, Elwin Bach. Gelleiia, Carole Karp, Joann Hill, Pairicia Forino, Lawrence Geiger, Roy Frumlces. THIRD ROW: James Harper, David Garfner, Thomas Horlon, Daniel lezzi, Curfis Fiore, William Hoffman, Kennefh Kau, Jeffrey Golding, Richard Keafing. Thomas Hohlweclc. 73 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Kurlz. Rosanne Pugliese, Mary Madden, Janie Meresman, Joan Marlcell. Emily Rislca, Mary Lenl, Nancy Melcall, Palricia Klebanow, Ellen Laxer, SECOND ROW: Nancy Maniscalco, Ellen Lake, Mary Lenahan, Jacqueline Nalanson, Hazel Minol, Addie Reid, Mary Lou Pangallo, Leslie Levine, Mary Belh FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leslie Srein, Carolyn Ware, Marie Spedaliere, Josephine Troilo, Joanne Tafeo. Marisa Schiano, Eileen Rush, Ellen Slein, Susie Sulla. Nancy Walers. SECOND ROW: Frank Sanlorsola, Marcia Sumils. Anna Marie Sposalo, Rose Ann Rubeo, Sue Tananbaum, Sheila Sleinberq, Rose Marie Tauro, Ellen Vaughan, Karen Marks. THIRD ROW: Vincenl Marchione. John Marshall. William McDonald, Vaughn Prunier, Slanley Rainer, Slephen Pariser, Thomas Miller, Edward Lilfleiohn, William Passarelli. FOURTH ROW: Anlhony Labrosciano, Richard Marchione. Dominick Lalella, Ronald Magnani, Alan Oshins, Bruce Kirschenbaum, David Malina. Weiss, Amelio Schiano. THIRD ROW: Edward Schick, Tino Sommovigo, Arlhur Tomlinson, Richard Reiss, Daniel Whilelaw, Michael Renauldi, Ralph Vefere, Richard Ryan. FOURTH ROW: Donald Strange, Thomas Wise. Roberf Vilro, Francis Tezzi, William Sinclair. Joseph Zuccarelli. Roberl Winslon. 74 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGHT: P. Deirz, L. Cohen, R. Dadalxis, J. Belson, E. Cole, M. Camardelle, S. Cificlniello, J. Corrado, A. Ballone. M. Basso. SECOND ROW: B, Clwason. J. Edwards, l. Enfell, L. Elin, R. Carparelli, M, Davis, R. Benerofe, P. Bamberger, F. DeFonce. J. Diamond. THIRD ROW: R. Salie G. Basso, R. Bdcln, A. Beslcind, F. Condon, T. Barlon. M. Angarano, V. Carpiniello, D. Boxer. L. Creadore. FOURTH ROW: R. DeMacy, S. Dennis, R. DiBiccari, P. DiBiccari, R. Fabrizio, H. De-Lorio, F. Falco, A. Benfley. 1963 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Ross, S. Paradise, M. Pauline, F. Passamonle, D. Pezzella, R. Pisano, M. Miner, L. Rubeo. R. Miles. SECOND ROW: J. Rodriguez, C. Pope. K. Rose. L. Meyer. S. Palley, J. Peay, M. Riedel, D. Pacelle, J. Rubeo. THIRD ROW: A, Pugliese, P. Rosenberqer, J, Nelson. A, Maniscalco, L. Pokoik, P. Minlz, R. Percy. A. MacNamara, P. Morgan, R. Molwr. J. Mulinare, FOURTH ROW: J. Ouadaqno, J. Lusardo, J. Palclwen, M. Osferer, J. Rosenqarfen, C. Rainer, J. Rosenllwal, E, Munler, F. Madrazo J. Paul. 75 e,umv5 uurn:m f..m-manga: Qifww.Q--1.emf.xn.1m:-fav-mm,w.fff..4-ummmmmumkw qmwmWf -- num.. 1- -we FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Kay, G. Green, L. ROW: R. Kcc:Ic, E, Kafz, M, KIIneman. J. Lamberfson, R FeIIner, S. Gmsburq, G. Gomberg, E. Herbsf, T. KIein. S. Insley, A. LoScaIzo, R, Kohlberger, J. Kriska, D. Gasperrini Herman. J. KoppeIman, N. Hersh. SECOND ROW: C. F. Ferraro. FOURTH ROW: E. Herbsf, L. Levy, J. Golding HuII, M. French. S. Fiore, E. Grescak, C. Grimm, C. Gian- H, Krieger, D. Galione, C. Hadjs+yIianos, T. Kiepura. R noIIi. K. Lengworfhy, E. GIover, A. LIST, D. Kay. THIRD MQI'1r,G,G5I1an, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Winfers, J. Triolo, D. S. Weinberg. THIRD ROW: E. Vaughn, A, Ycnnuzzo. D Tesoro, J. Wesfmorland, S. Theobald, R. VuoIe. D. Torres, Zanesco, G. VassaIIo, O. Torres, R. Wiederschall, L. Zweibel K. Sfine, A. WaII:er, J, TrioIo, M. Tramanfano. SECOND D. Tarnis, H. V3oIe. FOURTH ROW: B. Schlesinger. T ROW: R, Sanfuccf, C. SceIlca, L. Spizzirro, M. Sposafo L. SoHiIe, J, MuIInare, B. Sanef, R. Sfreicher, L. VifuIIo. SCIaIamI, S. Slmmy, M. SIone, E. SIeqeI M. Wood B. Subow, I 76 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGHT: P. Buscliel, G. fxloisi, P. Bisbano, B. Bisceglia, A. Bafio, K. Braun, J, D'lmperio, P. Delacova, D. Arnslerdam, J. Einzinger, M, Boollw, S. Breiler, E. DeFelice. SECOND ROW: E. Bender, R, Ferriner, P. Bailey, S. Fiore, A. Deely, S. Alexander, A. Fiqliola, R. Bisignano. M. Cosgrove, L, Colangelo, B. Cliarnas, J. D'Agos- lino, G, Canqianni. THIRD ROW: R.Aqoslinelli,A, Devica R. Amendola, S, Bobrow, P. Alfarnuro, J. Cohen, M. DiBiccari P. DeFonce, J. Filancia, J. Casliglia. H. Bee. J. Fiore FOURTH ROW: J. Cacciola, M. Anflcies, B. Arala, K Billinglon, D. fxskwifh, C. Fiore, C. Carroll, P. Cioffi. 1964 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Kaplan, B. Fox, N. Krell, P. Halley, P. Johnson, P. Gilroy, J. Jaboolian, M Friedman, R. Halpern, D. Hirsch, J. Haber, M. Hoffman J. Worden. SECOND ROW: D, Koclwlinq, S. Kurlz, M Freedman, P. LaRusso, V. Keni, J. Kolberg, L. Lezzi, J. Jerger, R. Laxer, J. Kirsclwbaurn, M. Karp. THlRD ROW: E, Lieber man, B. Lewin, J. Gleason, R. Fisher, J. Fosler, A. Cvulli, S Haberrnan, V. Gianelfi, J. Friedman, S. Kaufman, R. Krell R. Ganlz. FOURTH ROW: J. Lenalwan, M. Garfield, J Klein, P. Guslalson, R. Kaplan, K. Haber, R. Fuld, E. Jaros J. Halpern, J. Galleifa, P. Kropl, J. Klein. 77 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Meyers, F. Moscow M. Muslwlin, R. Norfon. S. Pascale, P. Pangallo, M. Pisano, A Molwr, P. Murpliy, G. Minogue, G. Pugliese, B. Lusardo SECOND ROW: W. Piano, B. Liflleiolin. G. Reilly, P Redmond, P. Marron. P. Rislma, H. Mendelson, T. LoScalzo A. Li++, B. Mulwilz. J. Rassulo. THIRD ROW: A. Rogowsky, L. Rosenberg, D. Osser, R. Puccella, G. Pugliese, E. Pugliese F. Morabifo, M. Muollo, J. Mulligan, F. Noble, Z. Nevans P, Ouadegno. FOURTH ROW: W. Long, R. Lux, E. Pisoni S. Peay, C. Pugliese, A. Mulinare, M. Minot R. Magrino, P Liebhold, B. Prince, T. Ogden. 1964 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGHT: P. Tomlinson. A. Slein, B. B. Tnogersen. J. Valenlino, A. Tscnanire, T. Varbero. J Sfern. B. Venezia, S, Zimmerman, W, Taslw, A. Voefsclw, R. Voefsclw, D, Torres, R. Vaccaro, J. Sfiefler, K. Sfeckley, M Woelir, L. While, C. Volpe, L. Tenore. SECOND ROW: Tucciarone. FOURTH ROW: R. Turso, H. Rundell, R C. Pelrie. G. Schwarz, S. Silien, J. Serrecchio, J. Rubin, G. Sfeinilz, B. Seffel, S. Roth, D. Schwarz. A. Spalz, A. Valenfino Silver, D, Sfeuer, N. Sanloro, C. Scliwarfz. L. Sieinberq, M. N. Troile, P. Tripodi, J. Unger, D, Weinberg. ' Sanlocci, K, Scelia. THTRD ROW: D. Ross V, Valeniino, 78 'yizw rin . Q lt' MM FR X N C P 'xii FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Confardi IDIRECTORI, R. Schwarfz, A. Tschantre, F. Noble. SECOND ROW: V. Cas'reIIi, M. Carpenfer, P. Kohlberger, K. Liedbold, D. Field, P. Baader, P. Morgan, B. Lewin, R. Bach, R. Palley. THIRD ROW: D. LaI'eIIa, J. Morgan, K. Langworfhy, D. Fiore, E. Riska, F. Fredericks, J. Wafers, S. Minh, T. HARRISON HIGH gn 49 N ,E 69 lllql F L83 Sfeiner, D. Field. FOURTH ROW: G. Rosenbaum, J. Allen, T. Robinson, J. Rubner, V. Cofroneo, A. Mcliendry, N. Noble, K. Weiss, J. Sloan, E. Chafer, P. Blackman. FIFTH ROW: A. Silversfone, N. depasquale. S. Woodle, R. Apfel. K. Coulter, M. Minof, A. Benfly, A. Kanzer, R. Underwood, S. Elliofl, M. Sfelnelz, A. Neulander. SCHCDOL BAND Footlight Players Have magcarg, will fravel, Come wll'l1 me fo l'l1e CGSlDdl1 CAST I--FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Keller, Thomas Sfeiner. Jane+ Rubner. Harvey Schwarfz. SECOND ROW: Roy Frumkes, Vivian Colroneo. THIRD ROW: William Sumifs, Alix Liff, S+ephen Minh. I T 'I' 'Y' Y I FOOTLIGHT PLAYERS-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Fuchsberq. C. LaViqna, M. Gasarch. S. Robins, R. Kuller IPRESIDENTI, M. Schick. R, BrenIano. R. NaprsIeIc. SECOND ROW: S. Elson. L. Naprsfek. J. Kokkins. I. Zeeman. P. ToIcI1in, M. BureII. V. Seward, J. MinsIcoI'I. A. Weiss, L. Pearlman, E. Liff. THIRD ROW: H. Schwarz, S. Hirschhorn. S. Minfz. K. Robins. P. Lasky. J. AIexancIer, V. Cofroneo. E. Singer, S. KeIIer. S. Weir, FOURTH ROW: L. Bauman, R. Frumkes. R. OppenI'1eIm, T. Sfeiner, N. cIePasquaIe, C. Hersh. L. Koppleman. C. Cohen. S. SImon. I. Glasser. F. Ide. K. Harrison. 1 -may 1 CAST II-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Sumifs. L. Rosensfock, R. Gasparini. J. Mexander. SECOND ROW: J. CI1aIer, S. Robins, M. Gasarch, C. Gibbons. K. Robins, H. Schwarz. Le Cercle Frongu LE CERCLE FRANCAIS-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Subow, S. Schwarz, S. Berdon, R. Kolberg, B. Lux, SECOND ROW: S. Kramer. B. Ross. B. ROII1, E. Geismar, J. Sanders. I. Zeeman, C. Cohen. THIRD ROW: P. Tolchin, E, Adler, L. Handmacher, C. Haberman, R. Leung, E. S-ignoreIIi, M. ScI'vacIc. FOURTH ROW: H. Schwarz, P. Naprsfek, R. Woehr, K. Musen, B. Ricca. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. SeIiqson, P. Naprsfek, J. Semack. G. PoIsI1y. M. Ross. SECOND ROW: R. KoIberg, J. Edwards, S. Berdon. M. DeFeIIce, E. Immerman, S. Walsey, K. Sfenbo. THIRD ROW: A. Cunniffe, P. Reda, A. PaIazzoIo, C. Sfeinman, K. Subow, L. HiIIeI, S.ScI1warz. T. MuIIow. FOURTH ROW: L, Naprsfelc. L. Caplan, M. Vassala, R. DeEeIice. N, de-Pasquale. R. Lezzi, B. Bernsfein. D. Roth. EI Circulo Espcliol Foreign 'Q 2. Longuoge Ji Qi' . Clubs 'W 'JJ Ury yy ,SWR . ,L . NAV 07 off, 'yff-2 .Vi QV ' ' o if of wx CIVITAS LATINA-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Gelsmar, H, Schwarz, S. Hirschhorn, S Robins, J. Sanders. SECOND ROW: P. Jacobson, S, Kaplan. R. Cohen. B. Ross, K, Sfenbo, P Tolclwin. THIRD ROW: B. Rofh, S. Elson, M, Gasarch, A. Neulander, L. Wiederschall, R, Leung L. Handmacher. C' 'T L f' fy vi nwnnumuxmnlm nnuvmxqz mf. x :naruto 'X N R565 'II A Mr. Lewis MiIIon IADVISERI Business Stuff REMIN IS BUSINESS STAFF-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. LEH IBUSINESS MANAGERI, K. Subow, S. Kramer, A. LIH, T. AdIer, R. Sisca. SECOND ROW: N. Clareman, E. I-Ioehn, M. Colangelo. J, Puqllese, E. Basso. R. Leung. THIRD ROW: C. Sfeinman, S. DeIDuca, C. G-iavoneII'i, T. Scelia, M. Schick. SCIENCE Vivian Cofroneo IASSOCIATE COVORDINATING EDITORI. Roller? KuIIer IEDITOR-IN-CHIEEI. and Mark Gasarch IASSOCIATE LITERARY EDITORI. WiIIiam Sumifs Jr. IPI-IOTOGRAPI-IY EDITORI. Editorial Staff EDITORIAL STAFF-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Hirschhorn ISENIORI, S. Robins IGIRLS' SPORTSI. J. Rubner IFACULTYI. R. Sisca ISECRETARYI, I. Pscnorr IARTI, C. Seliqson ISPORTSI N. GoIden IFEATURESI, I-I. Lipprnari ICIRCULATIONI. S. Berdon IUNDERCLASSMENI. A. SiIvers+one IACTIVITIESI. SECOND ROW: B. Ross M. Soluri, B. Bernsiein, M. Schick. M. Mar- cone, L. Haber. R, Gasparini. S. Kaplan, R. Cohen. S. Elson, F. Fredericks. THIRD ROW: D. Kruiecic. L. Arcara. P. Naprsfek. E. AcIIer, N. dePasquaIe. J. Edwards, L. I-IiIIeI, P. Eisenberger, A. Neuiander. FOURTH ROW: P. Lasky, C. Lavigna. B, Bassis, J. Kokicins. L. Handmacher. P. I'IoIzA man, A. Rosenihal. N1 L ' .i an Miss Hannah Churchill QADVISERJ Editorial Staff EDITORTAL STAFF-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Hiiiel, F. Fredericks. M. Oasarch, R. Cohen M, Bender. J. Rubner, S. Elson. SECOND ROW: S. Schwarz. V. Cofronec, A. Kenzer, D, Geiiis K. Subow, M. Gurian, E. Lashins. S. Berdon. THIRD ROW: H. Lippman P. Eisenberger, B. Wincoif C. Sfeinman, B. Bassis, B. Drummond, S. Robins. FOURTH ROW: G. Rosenbaum, J. Fredericks N. Ciaremonf, P. Sienbo. P. Lasky. K. Lieboid S. Cole, C. LaVigna, J. Laila. 1 . n ...... 4 . mi.. .-.f m 7 . I at i . 333' K. 5 In J... f .. 'Q r .,.,..,l ,ri . J T A . fy- '. - ' Lois Wiederschall KEDITOR-INVCHIEEI Business Staff BUSINESS STAFF-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Pease, T, AdTer, R, S?sca, M. French, P. Erickson, R. Leung, J. Jenkins, A. Rosenfnal, R. Gasp-arini. SECOND ROW: C, Giovaneffi, M. Marcone, A. Palazzola, M. Sloai, D. Tifuian, E. lmrnerman, C. Haberman, J, Hevesi. THIRD ROW: S. DelDuca, S. Prince, B. Cohen, A. Labrusclano, J. Hammer, H. Eldridge, S. Kaplan, S. Elson. K. Subow. at ORCHESTRA-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Cofroneo, E, Golding, J. Freedman, P. Confardi IDIRECTORI, M. Slwecfer, P. Baxler, E. Clwafer. C. Colwen, SECOND ROW: J. Morgan, S. Woodle, A. Kanzer, M, Sfeinilz, T. Sfelner, S. Minfz, D. Lalella, R. Couller. TI-IIRD ROW: R. Underwood. R. Apfel, L. Maglness, N. depasquale, P. Blackman, A. Silverslone. MUSIC AC DANCE BAND-FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: G,-ilberl Rosenbaum, James Barlon, Alan Kanzer Neil Noble, Roger Sclvwarlz, SECOND ROW: Alan Silverslone, Nell clePasquaIe, Laddle Maglness Richard WoeI'1r, Palricia Konlberger. Peler Blackman, Alan Neulander, Roberl Underwood. ar f'-A 1 lu-I-: u. 1. . f 1 fpvwxiw , 1 -rg, --nun my GIRLS CHORUS-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: V, Coironeo. S. Weir, S. Eison, L. Weider- scinail. S. Robins, S. Kaplan, I. Pschorr, L. Haber, R. Cohen, J. Rubner D. Krufeclc, R Erickson C. Pease. SECOND ROW: B. Rofii, R Robusieiii, E. Signoreiii, K, Liebiioid, C. Habermari, J. Mascari, C. Pariser, B. Bassis, D. Gifensrein, R. Koiberq, N. Kiirrz C. Weinberg, P. Jacobson, L. Handmaclwer. THIRD ROW: S. Schwarfz, L. Porfer, T. Hougnion, J. Rirsciicnbaum. M. Sclnack. J. Roberis. L. Weber, B. Holzman, J. Merisrnan, L. Sie-in, B. Marcono, L. Moynr, M. l.aRi1-.sn K. Subow. FOURTH ROW: S. Fuchsberq, B. Drummond. R. Sposaro, C. Pardon, R. Vassallo. M. Gianefii. J. Gulli, S. Sforino, E. Siein, P. Adelaar, D. Alfarnuro, J. Lusardo, A. Weiss, B. Lux. FIFTH ROW: M. Casielii, P. Bafisfa, V. Seward, J. Dodge, E. Goidinq, J. Allan, M. Schecier, N. Morrison, M. Gurian, B. Ross. TIVITIES CHORUS AND CHORDETTES-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Rofh, M. Sdiack, E. Goldinq. R. Leung. R. Cohen. SECOND ROW: F, Fredericks, J. Rubner, J. Weinberg, L. Haber, S. Robins. P. Confardi TDIRECTORQ. THIRD ROW: A. Siiversfone, G. Rosenbaum, R. Apfnl, N. depasquaiv. L. Maginess. J. Barion. -. W .fy -s an if. . pu aww a M My psyafygq' M' X Sew Nw 'xT3l+w?.f MS V 1 r W W, -. Marie Sloaf Terry Scelia IDRUM MAJORETTE3 ICO-CAPTAIN1 :AT Susan Sforino Joann 5Celia Diane Benneff and Pdffi- JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS--FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doroihy Anderson and cia Carino IJR. MAJOR- D. Haight M, Sumi+s. J. Meresman. SECOND ROW: L. Anita Palazzola HR. MA- ETTESI Sfein. M. Sahforo ICAPTAINI. M. Jehli ICO-CAPTAINI, JORETTESI J. Flexner, M. Gurian. I Rosemary Vaggallo Anioineffe Cuniffe Marie Casfelli Carol McGee G. O. OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Nell dePas- quaNe, Jenny LaFreda, Mike Green. OR GENERAL ORGANIZATION-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RWGHTI S. Hirsclwlworn, R. Gasparini R Apfel, B. Bernsfein, M. Green KVICE PRESHDENU, N. dePasquaNe KPRESIDENTI, J. LaFreda ISECRE TARYJ, S. Welsey, G. Polslcy, R. Kuller, M. Sloaf. SECOND ROW: S. DelDuca, W. Passereili, J fl NERAL XNIZATICJNS Lalla, J. Markell. S. Sulla, L. Geiger, J. Frederick. J. Dimicelli. P. Holzman, L. Geisrnar, 6. Winsfon N. Brunner, R. Vassallo, D. Aliamuro, J. Lusardo. THlRD ROW: C. Casfelli, M. Lent C. Karp D. Klein, V. Prunier, M. Bassis, J. Seigel, M. Bender, M. Spafz. R, Schwarz, V. Seward. STAGE CREW-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Neil Noble, Roberf Underwood. SECOND ROW: Eric Lilf, Lionel Bauman, .limmy Edwards, Mike Sfeinez, Ernesl Orliz. Stage Crew This is The Third new bulb lhis week. This schoo l fold you noi lo louch fha? swilch. is sure full of hams. You owe me Iwo cenfs. Pay up or I'II foreclose your morigaqe. CU' If you go sfeady wifb Ilia? confounded Conway you belier loolc for a new Fallwer. Musical Comedy MUSICAL COMEDY-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Ide, Belsy Ross, Gil Rosenbaum. SECOND ROW: Ian Glassner, Lewis Koppelman, Joan Kolclcins, Cailiy Pariser, Judy Alexander, Sandy Weir, Vivian Cofroneo, Carol Peace, Pauline Jacobson. Sue Fuclwsberq, Carol Cohen, THIRD ROW: Roger Brenfano, Barbara Mandel, Cynfhia Hirsch, Doris Kofeen, Lois Pearlman, Sue Robins, Mark Gasarch, Paf Tolclwin, Ken Robins, Tony Freyberg. Null , ,r .Q sm if ' r i vi I I . I i ,, Art Club ART CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Kokkins, Irene Pschorr, Alix Liff, Loren Meyer. SECOND ROW: Dellann Gellis, Pafricic Lasky, Elrna Adler, Linda Arcara, Babefle Rosenlhal, Varsity H Club VARSITY H. CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Laddie Maqiness, Charlie Madrazo, Mike Bis- ceglia, Dave Ouadaqno. SECOND ROW: John Horfon, Mark Gasarch, Roberi Kuller, Mike Green, Richard Osferer, Peler Eisenberger. THIRD ROW: Dave Simon, Neil dePasquale, Clifford Tamis, Marly Spafz. FOURTH ROW: Anfhony Esposifo, Louis Pope, James Reily. Larry Hillel. 0-s 'C x 1 , Q , M, , y . xr. j 1 I Is L, . ,-,W ..-,: E. M M ' typ A I .if-Q54 -fn. . 9909 Proiectionist Club PROJECTIONISTS' CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Douglas Roof, Ricbard Mccurdy. Neal Noble, Eric Lili. SECOND ROW: Mr. Paul Fuller IADVISERI, Rudolph Wesf, Mallwew Brady, Lionel Bauman, Ernesl Orliz. THIRD ROW: Paul Buer, Howard Dean, James Sleward. Arflmur Swimming Club SWIMMING CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Holman, Rosenberg, Neulander, Hillel, Carr, Frumlces, Barlon, dePasquale, Romanelli, Lezzi, Golding, I-Iolwiclc. SECOND ROW: Sclwecfer, Glas- ser, Brenlano, Klein, Bauman, Caplan, Gibbons. Harris, Dreyful, Koppleman. THIRD ROW: Bone- Gasparini. parllw, Howe, Rosenbaum, Fiore, Hillel, Grossman, Griffin, Winlers, Elin, Colin, Siegel. FOURTH ROW: Dean, Miller, Winslon, Carisona, Blackman, Klein, Herberl, Recla. Young, Geiger, FIFTH ROW: Freyberq, Benner, Zuccarelli, Carpinello, Bach, Basso, Dannenberq, Weiss, Whifelaw, Ralneri Reiss. SIXTH ROW: DeFelice, Clwaler, Wooclle, Spalz, Slein, Hirsch, Julian, Couller, Fredericlxs, DiMiceIIi. SEVENTH ROW: Prince, Morgan, Slein. Slrassberqer, Sloane, Fox, Sfeiner, Weslmorlandi Robinson. -s- namu1z if -.xx 1. 1 an 1 v .4 .1 A1 n gl.,., a ,,,, Q :I .4 I .fi E Y W ,if f X gf f ..,k M lzfgix avg 9 517' Q Q' Q H we Q 6 f ,.,: .W .V 3 I ' K NRSV . i l? I fri if J' 3 N . 2 gy : r a ' :Sas ,, .W -fl -.4-vw L ms. W4 A V ff X l ' . W -my -rv,,,, M , 'L ' my ,, , . ' L, ,,:,mhff ' , M ' . 1 ., m 1: . ,,...g,, .. , K 3743-vin--.vf Qt. 3? MW. 'Mi 42.0 'S+ - P-M W -Agfa.-'A W-vw'-'nk xv f .. . K' M. .r -v MN-Q -J, ,: . K if '--fm... , f W M-3 W.. ., .N N- A .., K 6 x, , f .. A. 1, 3 nf .N ' j ' X . f 23:-1, L' ' Q1- - MARSHAL MARSHAL CAR'l'AlNS-QLEFT TO RIGHT: Lawrence Hillel, John Semaclc, Clifford Temls Dennis Cilarella. MARSHAL CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGl'-ll: Roberl Kuller, Charles Madrazo. John Sernaclci Larry Hillel, Anlhony Orsino, Alfred Araqona, SECOND ROW: Alan Silverslone. John Siegel, Frances Figliola, William Lenf, Nell depasquale, Philip Reda, Lex Young, lan Glasser. Milce Green, Edward Siegel. Tl'llRD ROW: Louis Koppelman, Richard Oslerer, Richard Oppenheim, Refer Eisenberqer, Mike Bender, George Voelch, Alan Neulander. S .- 4 Rxfiin' ,, +3-fm fe , n, 1 .,. - , f Q llll .-. ,,. ' 'zu- Notionol Honor Society ACTIVE HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois WiederscI'1aII, Karen Stenbo. Rosalba Gasparini. Irene Psctmorr, Vivian Cotroneo, Susan Berdon, Janet Rubner, Paula Naprsteic. SECOND ROW: Alan Silverstone, Mark Gasarch, John Semack, Robert KuIIer, Mr. James Eldredge IADVISERI. Prolootionory Honor Society PROBATIONARY HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hevesi, S. Hirschhorn, S. Robins, P. Eisenberger, R. Cohen, L. Geismer. J. Sanders. S. Lubutz, B. Ross. SECOND ROW: C. Steinman, T. Robinson, A. Kenzer, P. HoIzmen, P. Lessara, B. Bassis, A. NeuIander, D. Field. THIRD ROW: M. SoIuri, D. Aloisi, R. VassaIo, V. Seward, N. AIIen, C. Pardee, J. Minskoft, J. Lassardo J. Kirschenbaum, E. SignoreIIi. lst Winner 2nd Winner 'z 2 4, , '2I ' ii 3 ll 33 W Q -2 fy V 5, ii , . Declomotion Contest DECLAMATION CONTEST PARTICIPANTS-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane? Rubner. Ba- beffe Rosenfhal, Alix LIH, Dale Eisensfein, SECOND ROW: Silber? Rosenbaum, Anfhony Frey- berg, Tom Sieiner. -or h'?u-pf-. Rodio Club RADIO CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Holman, R. Rosenberg, W. MacDonald, E Lili, J. LaFreda, S. Minlz. N. Noble. B. Tborgeson, E. Orilz. SECOND ROW: T. Hobyick, R Mccurdy, H. Dean, T. Robinson, J. Morgan, H. Tbermall, R. Underwood. THIRD ROW: M. Slain ilz, R. Wellx, P. Buer, 6. Weslrnorelancl, L. Klein, S. Slrasborger, R. Olsen, Mr. Lewin IADVISERI Biology Club BIOLOGY CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky Rosenberg, Sue Cole, Audrey Drummond Jolin Dimicelli, Frank Rornenilli Jobn Horlon. Samuel Slrassberger, Jolm Morgan. SECOND ROW Mike Sleinilz, Mr. Randel IADVISERI, Judy Colin, Sfepben Dannenbe-rg, Alan Kenzer, Ricbard Lezzi rf . L 411 Chess Club CHESS CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGl'll': Mr. Allred Goldwaler lfXDVlSERl. Rickey Rosen berq, Mirchel Ross, Alan Silverslone lPRESlDENll, Richard Grossman, Sleven Minlz, Tommy Miller. SECOND ROW: John Morgan, John Weslmorland Frederick lde, Palsy Trucello, Lionel Bauman. Daniel Whilelaw, Philip Gurian. Bridge Club BRIDGE CLUB-LEFT TO RlGHT: J. Cohn, D. Gillenslein K. Slenbo, S. Schwarz, B. Ross, P Ericson. S. Weir, C. Peace, J. Dodge, A. Drummond, E. Lashins, l-l, Eldridge, M. Ross, J. Sfewarf B, Aplel, R. Oppenheirn. J. Edwards, S. Berdon. E. Adler, P. Eisenberger, S. Kaplan, G. Polsky, S Elson, P. Tolchin, S. Robins, M. Gasarch, N. Golden, L. Hillel, K. Fox, l.. Wiederschall, R. Hillel. In J, - - - . 'f Af- ... - J ' ,Q -' ii iiii - his if Poetry Club RHYTHM SCRIBBLERS-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Scbwarlz, R. Colnen, J. LaEreda. E Hoelwn, L. Arcara TVTCE PRESIDENTT, V. Colroneo TPRESIDENTJ, C. Hirsclw TSECRETARYT, C Haberman, B. Rosenllnal, S. Kaplan, Miss Sfevens TADVISERT, SECOND ROW: S. Robins S. Keller, J. Mascari, A. Lill. B. Miller, L. Savage, C. Giavonelfi, L. Sfanek, P. Laslcy, J, Meresman B. Holzman. THIRD ROW: L. Weiderscluall, L. Singer, l. Pschorr, E. Weber, B. Marcone A. Wise J. Minslcolf, J, Nadler, J. Norib, E. Lake, FOURTH ROW: L. Pearlman. A. Silverslone, R. Kuller Current Problems Club CURRENT PROBLEMS CLUB-AFRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lvl. GGSGFCTT, K. Slenbo, S. Robins B, Bernslein, L. Hillel TPRESIDENTT. P. Jacobson, S. Lubilz. SECOND ROW: V. Colroneo. J Hevesi, C. Sfeinman, L. Wiederscball, A. Neulander, S. Hirscliliorn. :A - ji, QQ 7 1 235. M: vw-. A ' ISS N' ' 1 ?5vw.f.i 1 'ifjg' gg -A - fbi: ', 4 Av'-' 4 5' .ji ff ff-' x -u N Qkgfff' 'L 9- ,ii -5 , v li K. 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Bali? gellacfxjicfply 1 ' U ' ' iT'Olo SemaClii'NaD1PKe'f'O' ZXAQSOT Sleqel l a ' . ia- D . 36689 QUIK Rexllxl' Pxioseyflf Laswns. The T958 Harrison Husky gridmen aTTempTed To prove Tha+ no Team should be counTed ouT unTil The Tinal whisTle is blown. AlThough, hampered by injuries, They losT Their TirsT Three games: The Huskies ToughT back and compiled a .500 mark Tor The remainder oT The season. The Huskies losT Their season opener To Blessed Sacrament 37-I3. The score was a resulT of Three key injuries which proved Too greaT a handicap To overcome. Mike Bisceglia. Bobby Sollazzo, and Jim Bulakowski were all sidelined. The nexT Two games were also bad news To Husky Tans, alThough The Maroon and Whi+es made a valianT eTForT againsT The PleasanTville PanThers, playing Their besT games To daTe oT The sTill young season. Harrison scored TirsT buT bowed To The PanThers I3-2. EasT- chesTer had deTeaTed Harrison 26-7 The week beTore. FOGT COACH ES-Crenson, Troilo and Fiore BALL 1 'Nan The Huskies, recovering Trom Their early season injuries, recorded Their TirsT grid win, besTing HasT- ings l2'6. However, Horace Greeley drowned The Huskies 6-O in a rain splaTTered game The Tollowing week. The Tinal maTch prior To The Rye game saw Harrison dump Fox Lane 20-I3, and raise The locals' hopes Tor The all-imporTanT Rye conTesT. lT also Torced Harrison To enTer The Rye game weakened by injury once again. Laddie lvlaginess, Husky co- capTain and righT end, was sidelined wiTh a broken hand. Harrison drew TirsT blood againsT The Gar- neTs, buf laTer Tell beTore The Ryemen 26-I3. The Huskies Tinished The year I-3 in SWIAC and 2-5 Tor The season. The Harrison JV liT a ray oT hope Tor The TuTure by winning The league championship. This proved ThaT nexT year may be our year To crush Rye and grab The SWIAC bunTing. JUNIQ R pliulfngv J VARSlTYxxF Ofvo ' Hoff RONT RQW On, J . RQW S . J ' D ' . , . Aloigfv F Sys, Ddmnengjiceli, J- BOXGLEF7' 70 MGH . ggno D rg' W T r, R- V X T4 T ' Afgfsy i UCCTQF G enlfno A J One- G, R ' SEC osenbaum Mike Besceglia, ouTsTanding sporTsman on The TooTball Team Tor The I958 season, holds Trophy awarded him by The Lucky l3. A Blessed Sacramenf runner finds himself an unsuccessful mounfaln climber due fo flue insurmounfable l-luslny defense. J H ks -l K n i, Come fly wiflw me, says Al Araqona fo Easfchesler defenders. e l s., l 0-ff ,. . -fa e. - ' A K' ll' Howie NadNer affempfs To break info The open wiilw ihe ald of a Buiakowski block. However, a Pleasanfville player has oflwer ideas. No Holds barred, answered Hmiiruqf, players when Jimmy Remy scrcamei Foul! 'V l clon'1' wanf if, you can have il, H's loo wel for me. agree fhese Harrison and Horace Greeley players. Mike Bisceglia exhibifs The prowess and sfamina which helped him win fhe annual Sporfsman of lhe Year Award. y+,uw'-mf ff - ,. .Q 4 , ,,:i.,Q A spflfffed iine buries a Rye runnei. 'J Jai Avoiding a Rye fackler, picks up fhe firsf down. . qffgx -:K 'Q-4' ,wr M ,, i. , ,. 'A i Q'K4Q xifQsf Aa: wffwa , fv - W M S' iywg, . 3 va K 1.mQ.:,, .. ' - 7' Nm.: I ,z,, , N f if .. 11 V- , ye, ,. -1' -X2 ff f , . gui., y Quarfergjgggb? Jim jyeeves I Rye ','A i if I .AM ., I My , 1 , 1 . sg - fir' gg: 1, 'IV 1 Q-fm,,.fx E . 1 wal' ii, of .X xt, if 1-- . fl' Sigma PUD 'Arg VARSITY-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Ma- drazo, Alfred Aragona, Pe-Ter Eisenberger, CliTTord Tamis Ral h DellaCrosse SECOND ROW' Michael Bender, Ani I p . . Thony DiPieTro, Lawrence Julien. John Siegel. if Il4 IT could be said ThaT The I958-l959 Harrison High School VarsiTy BaslceTball Team came in like lambs and wenT ouT lilce lions. Coach Fred Fiore's cagers sTarTed The season losing seven oT Their TirsT nine games and Tinished by winning Tive oT Their lasT seven games. MOST oT The l'luslcy baslceTball players also played TooTball3 consequenTly, pracTice did noT sTarT unTil laTe in November. This evenTually proved cosTly because iT Tool: The Huskies half The season To regain Their winning Torm. NexT year's Team will sorely miss The services oT AI Aragona, Charlie Madrazo, CliTT Tamis, PeTer Eisenberger, and AnThony DiPieTro, who are gradu- aTing This year. The Harrison High School J.V., under The guidance oT Coach Edward GarriTy, showed greaT innprovemenT as The season progressed. Their 5-l I record is noT a True picTure oT The Team's abiliTy because all of Their wins came during The laTTer parT oT The season. Coach Fred Fiore conTemplaTes sTraTegic move ThaT rewarded Harrison wiTh a vicTory. 4 JUNIOR VARSITY-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bach. J. Pauline. S. Dannenberg, R. Evanqelisfa. M. Bassis. SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Garrify, R. Schwarz, S. Aloisi 'oli R H ll D DiP'el G Harrison 33 Harrison 37 Harrison 42 Harrison 32 Harrison 52 Harrison 32 Harrison 3I Harrison 45 Harrison 45 Harrison 53 Harrison 58 Harrison 53 Harrison 43 Harrison 4O Harrison 78 ll? al I I x ,L ly r iv g Rye Neck Mamaroneclc Porf Chesler Rye Easlchesrer Pelham Haslings Pleasanrville Rye Easlchesler Pelham Pleasanrville Hasrings Porlr Chesler L ,lil lil Rye Neck l if Mamaroneclc lvl lil ll if L31 N ik 4 illllllllll J alll ll? will wyllwrlg lqlp 37 46 38 39 32 37 37 54 57 33 34 35 44 34 47 58 D. AlOlSl, M. Spafz, R. Fran 1, . owe , . I i ro, Wesfmoreland, J. Albert Al Aragona illusfrales lhe huslle which enabled lhe Harriso iles To win many a game. ln flue mldsl of Easlclwesler players, Ralph DellaCrosse asks, lsn'+ fhere anybody else you can boil-ner? Clwarlie lvladrazo. wlllw gazelle-lllce agilily soars above opposing player. rsp wwiiik-S r. 'f2wffjgs. . ,,g yy F' Els ff fx: .1 1. fm fX,s-.,w.,ff rs sg' fs liikfga , 2 1 1 lx' ,sffs Cllll Tamls leaps high lnlo llne air fo swal fly, also, in llwe same movement succeeding ln knocking flue ball info flue awailing hands of Peler Elsenberger. Anllwony Dlpielro oul-rebounds enlire Rye learn slanding-by llwelpless?l. -1 Pefe Eisenberger, The rubber man of fhe Yeam and one of Harrison's ouisfandinq rebounders, sirefches his fuil iengfh in puiiing down a rebound. II8 Firsi you iurnp, fhen you shoot and with a liiile iucic The baii goes in. Larry Julien experiences bad iuclc as his shoi is biock- ed before ii reaches Hs desiinaiion. in mid-air scramble, Chariie Madrazo and Ciiff Tamis find ihe obiecf of Their flighf already ciaimed. if a charge or a block? London Bridge or Baskefbah? Semi-Finalisfs in The Honor Baskefball compefifion. BASKETBALL Our baskefball players are well armed! L20 Up she jumps, There she goes, Look ar her, High on her Toes! The baskefs good. Two poinfs are made, Compe+Hion's good, And hard we've played. Baskefball can be greaf fun, Wi+h rewards shared by everyone Now Try iT wiTh your eyes openl VOLLEYBALL HONOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM-LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnn TaTeo, EsTher Basso, Ma- ria Marcone Terry Scelia. Virginia Sew- ard, BeTTy Ann Marcone. T-low marvelous and Tair a Thing, IT is To see The girls in Spring, Show Their slcills, one by one, Changing sadness, worlc, To Tun. The volleyball sails Through The air, And each girl's Tace is red and Tair. Over The neT, a poiriT is made, lT's a good game The girls have played! Each girl musT Talce a liTTle TesT, From These are picked The very besT. For six weeks Then, They're on probaTion, And if They live up To every expecTaTion. TooT Their whisTle, blow Their horn, FresTo, anoTher leader is born! C I u b Two oT us on opposiTe sides, While in The air The Tennis ball rides, WiTh raclceTs aimed To hiT once more The Tennis Club is loTs oT Tun, Under The leadership oT Mr. ETTelson. TENNIS CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Naprsfelc, Ann RosenThal, Ellen lmmerman, Lida NaprsTelc, Liz Geis- mar, Judy Cohn. SECOND ROW: KaTe Liebhold, BeTsy Ross, Iris Zeeman, Gail Polslcy, Sara LubiTz, Jane Rogull. Mr. Etfelson. AT leasT l don'T have To do The exer cisesl chorTles Lenore Savage. LEADERS CLUB-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Babs RosenThal, Ellen Sig- norelli, Janie Rogull, Pearl Ann Leserra, Gail Polslcy, Claire LaVigna. SECOND ROW: Joan ShernoTl, Savarina Aloisi. Vivian CoTrorieo, PaT Holzman, Maria Marcone. THIRD ROW: Joan Kirschen- baum, PaT BaTTisTa, FOURTH ROW: Kar- en Subow, Maria Soluri. FIFTH ROW: BeTsy Ross, Liz Singer. SIXTH ROW: Joan Kolclxins, Jean Minsl1oTT. SEVENTH ROW: RuTh Cohen, Carol Weinberg. Each OT us Tries To increase our score.. n C I U b my- 1 I 4 Harrison High School Harrison New York Date should report to Tardmess to HR Class Penod Other reason Instructor i i DETENTION L We Leave Those wonderful blue slips of paper Various and sundry hard-working cuse lodians One welleused ping-pong 'lable lwilhoul Hi Ho. Sleverinoll a bam Senior Privilege -......,Mw-W l24 Behind - mek The invaluable scraps of gossip we cafch by accident Those long morning bus rides The unbearably long lunch lines Sludy l-lall-Period 4 and home-brouqhl lunches Heh-Heh-wrong picfure 1 I Cur Thanks Every organizarion has ils s+rong, silenf worker, who puls in couniless hours of diligenf labor, expec+ing and receiving nofhing in relurn. So lhal such a lack of recognilion does noi happen This year, we, ihe sfaff of Reminiscence l959, would like To acknowledge in prini lhe fine work rhal Bill Sumils, our phofographer, has done. He has sacrificed much of his own free lime and enioymenf +o run To The aid of his floundering associales. Bill's friendly smile and pleasing personalily have made his presence an enioyable experience. We would like io Jrake lhis opporfunily fo exlend 'ro Bill our mos? sincere Thanks and besl wishes for The fulure. I... i 2 5 .-x Xa fi a Q J ' .' in x , ,fjk Q AN F 1 Wir' ,X , 4, x 1, H , .egggxfx . .. . Live, : 1 . ,am M! In K 1 v O X rg, .Y ,' An . ' , ' L l ' if . ,. n ' 'N' u h f. . 9,4'.. -P? Q. ' 1 I I I I I I I I I I I Ill IMIMIHIHIHIHIllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllll I Ilillll I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I Illllll Ill I Illlllllllllllllllll TEnnyson 5-1522 HARRISON ARANAC T.V., INC. ROOFING AND TINNING CO. T,,1eUi,f,,,, - Radio, 12 Purdy Street Harrison, N. Y. High Fidelity - Appliances Established 1925 281 Halstead Avenue T1-:nnysen 50111 Roofing - Siding - Metal Work Arthur Fusco - Anthony Valentino HUGH SHEA 6. 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AND MRS. ALLAN B. BERNSTEIN COMPLIMENTS OF PHILIP GURIAN SONS, INC. 1372 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. HARRY HABER COMPLIMENTS OF I. A. EDWARDS COUNTY SEAT PROPERTIES, INCORPORATED fQf'g2ifiPQW W, W. ,qw Jfk21,efV 'Qff my ,W lllllllllllllllIllllllllIllIllIIIIIIIIIlllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF l959 FROM THE POLSKY FOUNDATION EXTENDING OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I959 LINDY-ALLEN, INC. Best Wishes to the 1959 Graduates MR. and MRS. HARRY D. GASARCH With Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 PHYLLIS VICTOR Gifts of Distinction 587 East Boston Post Rd. Mamaroneck, N. Y IlllllllllilliiIHIINIHII IHIHIHIHININININIHISIK Best Wishes and Good Luck . to the Compliments? Graduating Class ijluj '41 A i ' gaiwwyypwwofvg THE KRUTECKS Compliments MR. dlld MRS. of ALEER J. COURI A FRIEND 5 if 5 'A CONGRATULATIONS is 5 if H TO THE WN X Qjlw :Vic yy! gif' ,g GRADUATING CLASS Mmjff 42 D gy ond' MR. AND MRS. 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