Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL HARRISON, NEW YORK 1962 DEDICATION Mr. Lew in, Some of us remember you in the classroom. We remember a friendly- professor w'ho educated us in our native tongue. We thank you for the knowledge you have imparted. As our assistant with all class activities and undertakings, we remember with gratitude howr you furthered our progress by untiring efforts. The entire student body remembers your T.V. appearances. We, as seniors, will remember especially how fortunate we were to have par- ticipated in the television experiment. You made the presentations advantageous, witty, and interesting. We, the class of 1962, are glad to have been associated with you, Mr. Lewin, our friend and constant advisor. 3 ■ OR these four years you have given us a solid foundation, a base built by fine educators. N this foundation we shall design our futures. These will be deter- mined by past efforts. R EALIZING our abilities, you have shown us the right way to use them. ARLV in our lives you developed citizens well educated to participate in our government. Y VY ITH pride and heads held high we say we were educated at Harrison High School. o R D UR minds have absorbed the fruits of your teaching. May we retain this wisdom. EADY to meet the world with our youthful hope, we shall always remember our high school days. ETERMLY1NG what we shall become, we proceed to tell our story. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Joseph Vassallo, Mr. William Ruder, Mr. John Drew, President, Mr. B. Fred Lang- w’orthy, Mr. Francis Carpenter. To the Class of 1962: Age is not really a matter of how old you are. Rather, it is an attitude that adjusts to and keeps pace with Life. Persons who have a youthfulness in spirit always want to learn. When we cease the desire to learn, we stop growing; and when we stop growing, we degenerate into fogeys and fossils. I hope that each of you will always maintain the desire to learn as you go through life; the desire to progress to higher values; the desire to make independent, critical judgments concerning the events and trends of life; the desire to be a person of character; the desire to develop yourself as a whole person, spiritually, academically, morally, and physically. Cordially, Louis M. Klein Superintendent of Schools 6 Farewell to the Class of 1962! We say it with regret when we think of the parting with you, but with earnestness when we think of the real meaning of the words. We hope that you will “fare well” in all that you are about to undertake, whether it is continued study or immediate work of other kinds. We shall miss you in the high school life for you have been such a self-evident factor for the last three years. May you take with you the energy you have shown here, as you go on to college, or to business, or to the making of your homes! Take with you also the prin- ciples of honesty and right living for which you are proud to have your high school stand! May you have the strength and vision to carry on towards the development of all of your varied poten- tialities and so to lives of happiness and usefulness. Sincerely yours Nelson E. Smith Principal Members of the Class of 1962: Congratulations seniors, on your graduation. I wish you ever)' happiness and success in the future. Althqugh I have only known you for a year, it has been pleasant working with you. In the future, remember the values we have endeavored to instill in you at Harrison High. They will point the way in the decisions you will have to make. Also re- member that you reflect the training you have received at Harrison High School. Let that re- flection be a credit to your alma mater. Sincerelv sH -y Assistant Principal 7 To the Class of 1962: Graduation from high school means the beginning of new, exciting, challenging experiences in the field of education or business. My hope is that you have the educational and moral background to grow, as a result of these experiences, into useful, interested, intelligent citizens. From you, the future leaders of our community, state, and nation will come. To. be a citizen of the United States is a great privilege. Every privilege entails an obligation. To preserve our privilege of liv ing in a free country-, we must be willing to con- tribute our untiring efforts to protect it, and to sacrifice ourselves, if necessary. Sincerely yours, The indispensable Mrs. DeMacy. To the Class of 1962: Each year brings a greater need for individual integrity and responsibility in our personal lives — and even more so in our lives as related to com- munity, national and world affairs. It is my hope that Harrison High School has given you a set of values to build upon, that you may measure up to these demands of our time. May I suggest that you continuously measure yourself against these standards, that you may work to your fullest capacity and make your best contribution to society. If you follow these ideals, I am sure you will face the marvels and unknowns of the future with con fident expectation. My personal best wishes go with each graduate. ENGLISH MR. ABRAHAM KAUFMAN Head of English Dept. English 10,12 Miss Churchill and M. Tripodi MISS HANNAH CHURCHILL English 12 MR. LEWIS MILTON ENGLISH ■ MR. JOSEPH FIGLIOLA English 10 Italian ■ MR. ROBERT LEW IN English ‘ E.T.V. MR. DONALD YANELLA JR. English 9,10 10 MR. NICHOLAS MUZZILLO English 7,8,10 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION MISS EDITH DiPACE American History MR. ALFRED GOLDWATER World History STUDENT TEACHERS Corrine Mazeila, Carol Ann Patchen, Angela Vitale, Margaret McGoldrick, Not pictured: Felice Keller, Jacqueline Tormcy. MISS JUDITH STONE World History English 10,11 Special Education 11 MR. ZAM BERN ARDI 12 MR. KENNETH MEYER Biology M A T H E M A T I C s MR. ROBERT HAVINGTON Head of Math Dept. Intermediate Algebra Trigonometry Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Algebra 2 MR. THOMAS DER I VAN Math 12 Physics Calculus MR. GEORGE TORNAY JR. Algebra 2 General Math 9,10,12 13 MISS GLADYS CHAMBERLIN Head of Foreign Language Dept. French MISS ANTOINETTE COLOCCIA Spanish FOREIGN LANGUAGES MR. JAMES ELDREDGE Head of Social Studies Dept. Latin MISS MARIE GASPARRINI Spanish MRS. BARBARA CON HEIM French Spanish 14 BUSINESS MR. GUIDO ZAMBERNARDI Introduction to Business Salesmanship Business Management Business Arithmetic Business Law Bookkeeping MISS MATILDA RISOLI Head of Business Dept. Leave of Absence 1961-1962 Miss Risoli, We are sorry that you could not be with us for our final school year and hope you will have a speedy re- covery’. The seniors, especially, missed you in the class- room and outside of class. We hope you will be able to rejoin the faculty for the coming school year. 15 “Mr. Contardi at rehearsal” MR. PAT CONTARDI Head of Music Dept. Instrumental Music Band, Orchestra MUSIC MR. CHARLES DAWSON Chairman of Art. Dept. Art AND ♦ ♦ MR. WAYNE KELLOG Chorus 16 MR. GERALD FISHMAN Mechanical Drawing Driver Education MR MAURICE BERKE Industrial Arts Basic Art Driver Education DR. NELLIE STEPHENS Dramatics Mr. Fuller Behind the Camera ARTS MR PAUL FULLER Audio-Visual Director MISS MADELINE DICKEY Head of Homeniaking Dept. Homemaking HOME ECONOMICS AND Mr. Metcalfe at work MISS MARGARET LYONS Health Homemaking SHOP MR. JOHN METCALFE Head of Industrial Arts Dept. General Shop. Printing Auto Mechanics Wood Shop 18 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. RALPH FRIEDGEN Director of Health and Physical Education Health MISS ELEANOR SIPKINS Girls’ Physical Education MR. ALEXANDER YOUNG Boys’ Physical Education MR. WILLIAM CRENSON Coach MR. ARTHUR TROILO Coach 19 MRS. HELEN BENNETT Coordinator of School Libraries COORDINATORS Mrs. Bennett and a Student. DR CLAYTON FRIIS Director of Curriculum and Instruction 20 MR JOHN CARNOCHAN Educational Television Coordinator 21 OUR AGNES Miss Agnes Murtagh A love for life characterizes a soul both alive and ready to meet each day with a smile. Miss Murtagh has given each one of us, in some way, a helping hand. Our refuge when we have a problem and our savior when we plead guilty to tardy- charges. We thank Miss Murtagh for her patience and understanding. During our days of book learning wc were fortunate to have been exposed to a sterling example of good will and the right way. SERVICE STAFFS Cafeteria Staff 1st. ROW: Mrs. Antoinette Iezzi, Mrs. Dorothea Nord- inann, Miss Elise Trumbull, Mrs. Frances Santa Donato, Mrs. Nancy Antonucci, 2nd. ROW: Mrs. Rose Fraioli; Mrs. Angelina Del Duca, Mrs. Marion Calandruccio, Mrs. Rose Fabzaiano, Mrs. Jane Zimmer, Mrs. Mary Santucci, Mrs. Claire Mulinarc, Miss Mary DcVico. Custodial Staff 1st. ROW: Mr. Frank Calandruccio, Mrs. Madalcna Cavallero, Mr. Stephen Vanck, Mr. Paul Puccella, Mr. George French, Mr. Janies Calandruccio, Not pictured: Mr. Joseph Maietta, Mrs. Josephine Porter. Office Staff Mrs. Grace DeMacy, Miss Agnes Murtagh, Mrs. Margaret Munyan. Mrs. Mary Fallani 23 IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Anne Donley We shall remember Mrs. Donley with gratitude and admiration. We thank her for the chccr and happiness she brought to many lives. The days of basketball, soccer and tennis gave us physical strength. Her wise words helped to better our thoughts. The spirit of one so bright and gay shall long remain in our hearts and memories. “The earth can have but earth which is his due: my spirit is thine, the better part of me.” 24 SENIORS WILLIAM ALEXANDER College Bill Swimming Team 12; Track 12; Span- ish Club 10. PATRICIA ASKWITH College Patti Maroon Murmurs Bus. Staff 10-12; Remin. Bus. Staff 12; Leaders Club 11-12; French Club 11-12; Tennis Club 10-11. ELWIN BACH College El Football 9-11 (Mgr. 12); Basketball 11-12 (Mgr. 10); Baseball 9-12; Swimming Team 11-12; Varsity H Club Vice-Prcs. 12. RICHARD BASSO College Point Pres. Class 10-12: Varsity H Club See. 12; Track 9-12; Basketball 10-12: Jr. Prom Comm. 11. BARBARA BATTISTA Business Bobbi Bus. Club 9-10; Majorettes 11-12: Sec. Bus. Staff Remin. 12; Twirling Club 9-10: Jr. Prom Dee. Comm. 11; Senior Stand 12. RICHARD BELLS FA' College Richie Art Club 10-12: Baseball 11: Varsity H Club 11-12: Poetry Club 10-11: Pro and Con Club 12: Chorus 9-11. WILLIAM BENNET Air Force Bill Swimming Club 9-10; Cars: Boats. ROY BERGER College Roy Track 10-12 (Co-Capt. 12): Cross Country 11-12 (Co-Capt. 12): Mar- shall Club 11-12; Chemistry Club 12. 27 SHEILA BERKE College Sheila Remin. Ed. 12; Maroon M.Ed. Staff 10-11; Marshall Club 12; Footlight Players 11-12; Poetry Club 10-11. ANTHONY BISBANO College Bizzy Football 11-12; Basketball 11-12; Baseball 11-12; Varsity H Club 12; Marshall Club 12. ALAN BOLMAN College Ali Marshall Club 10-12: Weight Lifting Club 11-12; Basketball Man. 10-12; Tennis Team 12; Maroon M. Photo. Staff 12. HARVEY BONEPARTH College Harvey G.O. Homeroom Rep. 10-12; Mar- shall Club 12; Prob. Honor Society 10; Varsity H Club 11-12; Soccer 12. PHYLLIS CANGIANNI Business Phyllis Bus. Club 9-12; Marshall Club 12; Majorettes 12; Homeroom Sec. 11-12; Ass. Sec. Bus. Staff Remin. 12. 28 FRANK CARPINIELLO College Frankie Football 9-10; Baseball 10-12; Var- sity H Club 11-12; Sports: Cars. GEORGE CARPINIELLO College Brown Basketball 9-12; Football 9-10; Golf 10-12; Track 9-10; Sports; Cars. FRED CARUSONA College Fred Track 11-12; Varsity H Club 11-12; Swimming. JACK CHAFIN Colege Football 9,11-12 (co-capt. 12); Golf 10: Marshal Club 12; Cars. 29 ELLEN COLE College Latin Club 9; Leaders Club 11-12; Prob. Honor Society 11: Poetry Club 11-12; Bus. Staff Remin. 12: Riding. SUE D’AGOSTINIS Secretary Sue Majorettes 11-12; Marshalette 12: Bus. Club 10-12; Homeroom Sec. 9-10; Soph. Bridge Comm. 10; Dancing. KENNETH COULTER College Tank Swimming 9-12 (co-capt 12); Band 9-12; Soccer 12; Varsity H Club 11-12: Spanish Club 11-12. DAVID CRISTIANO Buincss School Dave Football 10-12: Track 9-12: Basket- ball 10; Varsity H Club 11-12: Mar- shal Club 12: Cars. Just like a college seminar JOHN DANENBERG College Johnny Swimming 9-11; Track 10; Hunting. Skin Diving. 30 SHIRLEY DeFONCE Merchandising School Shirl Intramurals 9: Bus. Club 9,11; Jr. Dec. Comm. 11; Glass Selling Comm. 11-12; Soph. Bridge Refresh. Comm. 10. . . . Latin IV SUZANNE DEL DUCA Nursing School Susie Homeroom Sec. 9,11,12; Soph. Bridge 10; Sr. Stand 12; Business Club 10,11; Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11. EDWARD DiMICELI rrned Forces Ed Track 10,12; Weight Lifting 11: Vuto Mechanics. PATRICIA DiBICCARI Business Pat Intramurals 9-10,12; Sec. Remin. 12; Cooking; Bowling: Records. DONNA D'IMPERIO College Don Marshalettc 12: Soph. Bridge Refresh. Comm. 10; Cheerleader 11-12: Span- ish Club 10-12: Future Nurses Club 10-12; Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm. 11. 31 JOYCE DIM PER IO Business Cheerleader 10,12: Business 9-12: Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11: Soph. Bridge Comm. 10: Bus. Staff Rcmin. 12; Marshalettc 12. LUCILLE ESPOSITO Business School Lu Bus. Club 9-10; Intra. 9-11: Soph. Bridge Comm. 10: Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11-12; Swimming. 32 DOROTHY FIELD College Dotsy Band 9-11: Features Staff Maroon M. 10-12 (Ed. 12); Latin Club 10- 12; French Club 11-12: Footlight Players 11-12. J NO TRESPASSING WHEN GATE IS LOCKED BY ORDER OF BOARD OF EDUCATION MARIA FORTUNATO Business Doll Intramurals 9: Dancing, Records. CURTIS FIORE Air Force Curt Projectionist Club 9-12: Soccer 12; Model boats, planes: Repair work; Photography. PATRICIA FORINO College Patti Bus. Staff Maroon M. 9-12 (mgr. 11-12) Bus. Staff Remin. 12; Intra- murals 9-12; Leaders' Club 10-12. 33 ANTHONY FREYDBERG College Tony Homeroom G.O. Rep. 9-11; Foot- light Players 9-11; Swimming 10; Marshall Club 11-12; Declamation Contest 9: Latin Club 12. 34 B. Vitro and Miss DiPace PATRICIA GASPARRINI Secretary Tishee Bus. Club 10-12; Class Selling Comm. 10-12; Marshall Club 12: Office Practice Club 9; Sec. Work, Dancing. LAWRENCE GEIGER College Larry Ed. Staff Maroon M. (Ed.-in-Chicf 12) 10-12: Boy's Sports Ed. Remin. 12: Staff Corr. for “Daily Item” 10-12; Latin Club 10-12 (Pres. 12). AMY GLEICHENHAUS College Amy Library- Club 10-12: Future Teachers’ Club 11-12: French Club 12: Library work. JEFFREY GOLDING College Jeff Swimming 9: Chorus 10-11: Soph. Bridge Dec. Comm. 10: Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11; Tennis 11-12. VIRGINIA GORMAN Business Blondie Twirling Club 9-10: Majorette 11-12 (Co-Capt. 12); Class Selling Comm. Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 ; Marshalette Club 12. 35 WENDY GULICK Business Wen Marshalette 12; Intramurals 9-10; Soph. Bridge Dec. Comm. 10; Jr. Prom Refresh. Comm. 11; Class Selling Comm. 11-12. DOROTHY HAIGHT Business Dotsie Intramurals 9: Cheerleader 9-12; (Co-capt. 12); Soph. Bridge Re- fresh. Comm. 10; Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. II: Marshalette 12. CARLA HEVESI College Ca Tennis Club 9-10; Student Council 10-11; Mixed Badminton 9-12: In- tramurals 9-11; Spanish Club 11-12. JOANNE HILL College Spirit Intramurals 9-11; Tennis Club 9-11; Chair. Jr. Prom Refresh. Comm. 11 ; Leaders’ Club 11-12; Spanish Club 10-12; Mixed Badminton 9-12. 36 ELIZABETH HOEHN Nursing School Butch Intramurals 9-10: Soph. Bridge Re- fresh. Comm. 10; Business Club 10- 11; Jr. Prom Theme Comm. 11 ; Spanish Club 11-12; Class Selling Comm. 12. THOMAS HOHLWECK College Tommy Radio Club 9; Band 9-10; Swimming Club 9-10; Spanish Club 11-12; Track 11-12: Cross Country 12. ROBERT HOLMAN College Bob Tennis 10-12 (Capt. 12); Spanish Club 11-12: Ed. Jr. Prom Adv. Comm. 11; Art Staff Maroon M. 10- 12 (Ed. 12): Radio Club 9-10: Var- sity H Club 11-12. BONNIE HOLZMAN College Bonnie Intramurals 9-10: Jr. Prom Comm. 11: Class Selling Comm. 1 1 : Mar- shalcttc Club 12: Activities Ed. Rc- min. 12; Leaders' Club 10-12 (Vicc- Pres. 12). 37 THOM HORTON College Thom Soph. Bridge Comm. 10. Track Mgr. 10: Class Selling Comm. 11-12: Jr. Prom Comm. 1 1 : Photo. Staff Remin. 11-12 (Ed. 12). DANIEL IEZZI College Dan Football 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Base- ball 11-12; Track 9,10,12; Marshall Club 11-12 (Chief 12); Varsity H Club 10,12. ERNEST JULIAN College Ernie Band 12; Chorus 12 (Entered Senior Year); Hunting. ARLENE KAPLAN College Kappy Leudeis Club 10-12 Pres. 12): HoinroMiii See. 1 : Spanish Club II- 12 Oiris’ Sports Ed. Remin. 12: Mar...,n M Ed Stall 10.11. KENNETH KAU College Kenny O.O. Homeroom Rep. 11-12: Art Co- Ed. Remin. 12: Spanish Club 11; Marshall Club 11-12: Baseball 11-12. 38 LOUISE KAUFMAN College Kauf Foot light Players 10-12, (Pres. 12); Dec. Contest 10-11. Third Place 11; FT A 11-12 (Pres 12): Spanish Club 11-12; Soph. Bridge 10. BRUCE KIRSCHENBAUM College Bruce Jr. Prom Journal 11; Track 11-12; Latin Club 11-12: Marshall Club 11- 12: Vice-Pres. O.O. 12; Varsity H. Club 12. PATRICIA KLEBANOW College Patsy French Club 11: Intramurals 9-10; vlarshalette 12; G.O. Rep. 12. JOHN KURLAND College Big John Golf 11-12 (Co-Capt. 12) Soccer 12; Marshall Club 12: Spanish Club 12; Agenda Comm. 12. 39 NANCY KURTZ College Kurtzy Remin. Staff Ed. 12; Cheerleading 12; Chordcttes 9-11, Spanish Club 11, 12; Soph. Jr. Stand 10,11; Prob. Honor Society 10-12. ANTHONY LABROSCIANO College Fabulous Varsity Football 11,12; Projectionist Club 10. Baseball 11 : Golf 12. ELLEN LAKE College Ed.-in-Chief Maroon Murmurs 12; Homeroom Pres. 10,11, Sec. 12; Latin Club 10-12; French Club 11,12. 40 I MARY LENAHAN College Mare Chorus 10-12; Chordettcs 11; Jr. Sr. Stand 11-12; Spanish Club 12: Mar- shalettes 12; Intramurals 9-12. MARY LENT Business Mare O.O. Rep. 9; Soph. Bridge 10; Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11 ; Bus. Club 9- 12, Sec. 11 : Bus. Staff Rem. 12. DOMINIC LATELLA Business Don Band 9-12; Dance Band 10: Football 9; Baseball 11,12. Intra. 9.10,12; Prob. Honor Society 10: Footlight Players 10-12; Spanish Club 11, 12: Leaders’ Club 11.12; Tennis Club 10. RONALD MAGNAM Business Mig Sports: cars swimming Club 10; Football 12: Track 10-12; Varsity H Club 11,12. NANCY M A N1 SC AI .CO College Maroon Murmers Art Staff; 11 French Club 11,12: Remin. Co-Art Ed: 12: Homeroom Sec. 11, Pres. 12. RICHARD MARCHI ONE College Football 9-12: Golf 9-12; Basketball 10. william McDonald Air Force Bill Scuba Diving: Radio and Electronics Projectionist Club 9-12; Radio Club 9; ETV 12. NANCY METCALFE Business Nan Riding — Library Club 9,10; Soph. Bridge, 10; Intra. 9,10: Swimming Club 10: Junior Prom Dec. Comm. 11. 42 THOMAS MILLER College Tommy Tennis Team 11,12; Soccer 12; Var- sity H Club 11,12: Chess Club 9-11; Remin. Selling Comm. 12. wm m «r. JOSEPH NICITA Business Zsa Zsa Bus. Club 10-11: Football 9: Chorus 10-11. HAZEL MINOT College Haze Tennis; Modern Dancing; Swimming: Spanish Club 9-12; FT A 11,12: Chor- dettes 9-11: Marshalcttc 12. ALAN OSH I NS College Al Coif; Foot light Players II: Mixed Chorus 9.10; Varsity Golf 12; Re- min. Bus. Staff 12. 43 MARY LOU PANGALLO Business Mare Bus. Club 9-11; Intramurals 9,10,12; Marshalcttc 12: Rcinin. Sec. Staff 12; Golf: Dancing. ROSBANN PUGLIESE Beautician School Pug Cheerleading Mgr. 12: Jr. Stand 11; Bus. Club 9 11, Treas. 9: Intra- murals 9: Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11. STANLEY RATNER College Stan Swimming Team 12; Latin Club 10- 12; Spanish Club 12: Maroon M. Ed. Staff 12; Footlight Players 10-12. ADD IE REID College Maroon M. Ed. Staff 11-12; French Club 11: Spanish Club 12: Rernin. Ed. Staff 12; Marshalette Club Capt. 12. 44 RICHARD REISS College Rick National Honor Society 11-12; G.O. Treas. 12; Swimming Team 10-12; Rcmin. Co-Feat. Ed. 12; Marshal Club 11-12. EMALEE RISKA Nursing Em Band 9-12: Class Sec. 11: G.O. Sec. 12; Co-Chair. Jr. Prom 11; Major- ettes 12; Junior Stand 11. EILEEN RUSH College Rush National Honor Society 11-12: Homeroom Sec. 10-12; Latin Club 10-12; Remin. Lit. Ed. 12; Maroon M. Assoc. Ed. 12. 45 RICHARD RYAN Business School Rich Library Club 9: Track 12. L. Geiger and H. Boneparth FRANK SANTORSOLA College Shifty Football 9-10, 12: Track 9-12: Span- ish. EDWARD SCHICK College Hudgy Chemistry-Radio Club 9-11; Jr. Prom Assoc. Chair. 11 ; Marshal Club 12; Football 12. 46 J. MICHAEL SI EGELAUB College j. Vicc-Pres. Class 11-12; Maroon M. Copy Ed. 12; Remin. Asst. Sr. Ed. 12; Math Team 12; Swimming Team 12. LOREN SI EGELAUB College Laub Majorettes 11-12, Capt. 12; Spanish Club 11-12; Chorus 10; Jr. Sr. Stand 11-12; Soph. Bridge 10. STEVEN SIMON College Steve Basketball 9: Yearbook Comm. 9; Chorus 9: Hunting; Fishing. 47 LINO SOMMOVIGO Trade School Leaky Chorus 11.12; Baseball 12. MARIK SPEDALIERE Business Bus Club 9: Jr. Prom Refresh. Comm. 11: Intramurals 10: Dancing, Swimming. ANNA MARIE SPOSATO Nurse Anna Intra. 9-11 Library Club 10-12: Soph. Jr. Sr. Stands 10-12. ELLEN STEIN College Bus. Mgr. Rcmin. 12: Sr. Teachers Da Chair. 12: G.O. Rep. 10-12: Intra. 9-12. 48 LESLIE STEIN College Les Chorus 10-12; Soph. Bridge 10; Jr. Stand 11: Sr. Stand Co. Chair. 12: Marshalette 12. S. De Foncc and M. Lent SHEILA STEINBERG College Shcil Chorus 10-12; Soph. Bridge 10; Chor- dettes 11; Jr. Stand; Sr. Stand Co- Chair. 12; Marshalette 12. SUSAN SULLA College Susi J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheer- leader 11,12; Spanish Club 10-12, Remin. Bus. Staff 12. 49 MARCIA SUMITS Secretarial School Marsh J.V. Cheerleader 9.10, Co-Captain. Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Captain 12; Jr. Prom Comm. SUSAN TANANBAUM College Suzi Rcmin. Bus. Staff 12: Spanish Club 10-12: Marshalette 12: Intra. 9; Foot- light Players. ROSEMARIE TAURO College Ro Jr. Stand 11; Intra. 11: Marshalette 12. 50 FRANCIS TEZZI College Sonny Football 9-12; Weightlifting 11; Track 9; Sports. ARTHUR TOMLINSON Armed Forces Horse Soccer 12; Library Club 10,11: Bus. Club 9. MARIE TRIPODI Business Little Marie Business Club 10-12; Soph. Bridge 10; Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11: Remin. Bus. Staff 12: Marshalette 12. ELLEN VAUGHAN Secretarial School El Intramurals 9-11: Bus. Club 9.10: Spanish Club 11,12: Marshalette 12; Soph. Bridge 10. 51 ROBERT VITRO College Bob Football 9-12; Baseball 11,12; Pres, of Class 11; G.O. Pres. 12; Marshal Club 11,12. - JOHN WEISS College Kim Band 11,12: Audio-Visual 11: En- tered Jr. Year. KAREN WEISS College Wis Band 9-11; Latin Club 11,12: Rcinin. Faculty Editor 12; G.O. Repre. 11,12. 52 THOMAS WISE College Frog Remin. Bus. Staff 11 ; Swimming Club 9,10; Jr. Stand 11. Sam, the food man. T. Bisbano Strong Man NOT PICTURED WALTER SCHWER Naval College Farmer Swimming Team 11; Swimming Club 10: Hunting; Fishing; Sports. JOSEPH ZUCCARELLI Business Joey Track 9,10; Football 9; Bus. Club 9, 10; Swimming Club 9; Sr. Stand Selling Comm. 12. 53 AND COUNCIL Richard Basso (Pres.), Carla Hevesi (Sec.), J. Michael Siegelauh (V. Pres.) SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . . Eileen Rush. Ellen Lake. Harvey Boncparth, Richard Reiss, Jr. Nancy Maniscalco, Kenneth Kau. HOW MANY REMEMBER © Freshman Year Mr. Hedderieg’s bird cloth suit — “cheap! cheap!” Pat Carter’s band First day confusion The never ending lunch lines “Hold the phone!” Sophomore Year Music in the lunchroom Book covers Sophomore Bridge Mr. Garrity’s circles “You can lead a horse to water, but you can't . . .” Coloccia Bio. quizzes Junior Year Driver’s licenses Locked bathrooms Coach Friedgen Beating Rye College Boards Junior Prom Mr. Arning’s Farewell “How Many Know?” Senior Year “We agree!” Senior Day College panic More College Boards Mr. Smith What is it? Why is it? What of it? E? T. V. “Ye Gods!” 55 American Gothic CANDID GALLERY Cheerleader Sue Sulla UNDER CLASSMEN 57 CLASS OF 1964 J Jaboolian and J. Kolberg count ballo Sophomore Council ROW I 1-r M. Santucci, J. Kolbcrg. ROW 2 M. Mushlin, R. Woehr, J. D'Agostino. ROW 3 — A. Voetsch E. Pisani, E. Ben- der. ROW 4 E. Coleneri. P. Kropf, R. Lux, K. Carr. Class Officers 1-r A. Valentino, (president), J. Jaboolian (secretary), Absent J. Voctsch (virc-Pres.). 58 ROW 1 1-r P. Bisbano, G. Cangiani. R. Bisignano, D. Angarano, B. Bisgclgia, M. Booth. ROW 2 H. Bee. K. Carr. E. Bender. P. Baily, D. Amsterdam, P. Buschel. ROW 3 S. Bobrow, T Amen- dola, P. Altamuro, J. Castiglia, P. Arra. R. Agostinelli, P. Albert ROW 4 D. Askwith, K. Billington. P. Carparelli. B. Arata, C Carroll. Miss Churchill. ROW I - l-r Mr. Derivan, J. Einzigcr, J. D'Impcrio, L. Colan- gelo, J. D’Agostino, B. Fox, E. DcFelicc. ROW 2 A. Deely, M. Cromeek, N. DiBiasi, B. Charnas. A. Figliola, S. Fiore. ROW 3 P. Deiacova, P. Cosgrove, R. Ferriner. D. Frankl, K. Frankl. M. Freedman. A. Diedrichson. ROW 4 M. DiBuono, J. Filancia. J Hore. D. Chitetti. A. DeVechio. J. Freedman. P. DiBicarri. ROW 5 - P- Cioti. J. Foster, R. Culumbane, R. Fischer. C. Fiore, P. Decy, D. Fetzer. 59 ROW l-r P. LaRusso, P. Halley. M. Greer, P. Gilroy, A. Litt. N. Krell, J. Kolbcrg. ROW 2 Mr. Meyer, J. Jaboolian, D. Hal- pern, J. Kirschbaum, 1) Kaplan. P. Johnson, M. Friedman, L. Kay. ROW 3 L. Fronmuller. D. Koechling, K. Hagernan, D. Hirsch. P. Kahn, V. Kent, R. Halpern. ROW 4 J. Lcnahan. P. Kropf, J. Halpern, J. Klein, M. Garfield, T. Hamilton. ROW 5 J. Klein, E. Licberman, V. Gianctti, S. Habcrman, B. Lcwin, S. Kaufman, R. Krell. ROW 1 l-r S. Pascale. M. Mushlin, G. Minogue, C. Miles, H. Mendclson, P. Pangallo, T. Lascalzo. ROW 2 — P. Murphy, M. Meyers, E. Moscow, P. Marron, A. Mohr, R. Norton. ROW 3 — B. Mulwitz, F. Murabito, F. Noble, D. Osser, R. Panarcllo, J Mackena, Z. Nevins. ROW 4 — C. Manstream, M. Muollo, M Minot, R. Magrino, A. Mulinare, R. Lux, Mr. Zambernardi. 60 ROW 1 1-r Miss Coloccia, S. Silfcn, G. Schwarz, P. Riska, A. Stein, M. Santucci, C. Pietry. ROW 2 P. Redmond, H. Ripps, G. Silver, K. Steckley, G. Pugliese, M. Pisano, N. Santoro, J. Rubin. ROW 3 — H. Rundell, B. Schilero, L. Rosenberg, J Ross- inan, W. Piano, B. Puccella, P. Quadagno. ROW 4 J. Rassulo. B. Prince, E. Pugiesc, D. Schwartz, H. Puff, E. Pisani. A. Spatz. ROW 1 1-r - Mr. Ercnburg, R. Woehr, M. Tuccianronc, W. Wetzlcr, J. Worden, K. Volpe, B. Stern, P. Tomlinson. ROW 2 - W. Tasch. E. Zazecla, B. Venezia, C. Wise, L. Tenore, V. Valen- tino. D. Steur. L. Steinberg. ROW 3 D. Weinberg, J. Stiefler, H. Teplitz, B. Thogerson, J. Voetsch, P. Tripodi. ROW 4 T Vabero, J. Valentino, A. Valentino, R. Turso, R. Steinitz, A Tschantre, H. Viola. 61 CLASS OF 1963 Class Officers l-r F. Ferrara (vicc-pres.) F. Passamonte (sec.) R. Fabrizio (pres.). Junior Council ROW l-r T. Klein, S. Paradise, ROW 2 L. Fcllner, A. Liszt. M. Camardella. ♦ ROW I l-r Mr. Tornay, B. Chason, R. Dadakis, B. Carparclli. L. Cohen. J. Cavino, F. DcFoncc. ROW 2 L. Besen, S. C'iffi- chcllo, M. Cannadella. M. Basso. A. Ballonc, J. Bclson, P. Bam- berger. ROW 3 A. Baskind. P. DiBicarri, S. Dennis, R. Castiglia, R. Bach, R. DeNicola. ROW 4 J. Marshall, F. DeBarros, D. Boxer, J. Basso. L. Creadore, J. Bucr, G. Cerretta. ROW 5 B. DeMasi, V. Carpinello, J. Cassarella. M. Angarano. 62 ROW I Miss Stone, J. Karnell, J. Koppelman, T. Klein, S. Langhammer, E. Marcone, M. Lyden, M. Miner. ROW 2 A. MacNamara, J. Lambertson, P. Mintz, L. Lavalley, J. King, K. Langworthy, A. Liszt. ROW 3 R. Mohr, A. Loscalzo, J. Mulinaire, P. Morgan, F. Madrazo, T Kiepura. ROW 4 M. Ostercr. R. Kohl- bcrger, E. Munter, T. Maniscalco, D. Kay. ROW I L-R Mr. Goldwater, G. Gomberg, I. Entell, N. Hersh, S. Ginsburg, E. Grescak, M. French, L. Hutncr, G. Green. ROW 2 L. Fellner, L. Dickstcin, J. Edwards, S. Fiore, D. Heffner, L. Elin, L. Furman. ROW 3 — C. Hull, J. Glover. D. Fabrizio, B. Harris, C. Grimm, C. Gianotti, M. Jaffe. P. Goldman. ROW 4 — R. DiBicarri. D. Fiore, F. Fcrrcra, C. Hadjystlianos, R. Giovan- netti. R. Fraser, R. Inslcy. ROW 5 — E. Herbst, R. Diefenbach, D. Galione, D. Gasparinni, B. DiMiceli. S. Edelstein. 63 ROW I 1-r D. Pezzella, E. Siegel, L. Rubeo, R. Santucci, F. Passamontc, P. Ross, R. Perri, R. Pisano. ROW 2 — M. Riedel, K. Rose, B. Silver, C. Seelia. B. Snyder, M. Rizzaro, C. Pope, D. Pacclle, S. Paradise. ROW 3 — V. Prunier, P. Rosenbcrgcr, T. Sotille, J. Rubeo, S. Seligman, D. Pugliese, D. Rinaldi, J. Quadag no, ROW 4 J. Rosengartcn, S. Sharack. B. Sanet. R. Percy, J Paul. R. Pugliese, R. Schlieker. ROW. I l-r S. Tucker, M. Spazato, J. Troilo, M. Zcldon, R. Vuole, D. Tomasclli, A. Winters. ROW 2 — Mr. Dawson, S. Weinberg, K. Stine, K. Vito, D. Tesoro, J. Westmoreland, L. Spizzero, J. Triola. ROW 3 E. Vaughn, C. Zazecla, G. Vasallo, S. Sunray, B. Subow. ROW 4 L. Vitullo, L. Zweibel, D. Tamis, B. Weidcrschall, S. Stone, D. Zancsco. 64 Honor Volley Ball P. Bisbano, (Capt.), D. Kaplan, R. Woehr, P. Di- Biccari, K. Frankl, A. Kaplan.. ROW I G. Schwarz, K. Frankl, P. Bisbano, E. Stein, P. Askwith, A. Kaplan, D. Kaplan, E. Del-elice, M. Booth, B. Fox, F. Passamontc, S. Silfin, J. Einzigcr, B. Stern, L. Hutner, J. Belson, M Freedman. ROW 2 — M. French, L. Dickstein, S. Weinberg, P. Kahn, E. Za- zccla, T. Marsh, R. Bisignano, D. Halpern, D. Tesoro, F. Dcfoncc, L. Rubeo, R. Woehr, J. D'Agostino, D. Frankl, E. Bender. ROW 3 — K. Pope, B. Snyder, B. Subow, K. Stine, L. Levine, A. Figliola, K. Steckly, G. Silver, J. Kirshbaum, D. Pacelle, S. Cifichiello, R. Hal- pern, A. Voetch, P. DiBiccari. BASKETBALL J. Westmoreland, C. Scelia, H- To- bis, S. Cifichello, D. Kaplan. BASKETBALL MODERN DANCE P. Bailey, P. Askwith, P. Klcbanow, N. Kurtz. TUMBLING ROW 1 M. French, M. Camardclla, S. Langhammcr, M. Rcidel, B. Charnas. ROW 2 — M. Friedman, S. Kurtz, J. Kirshbaum, D. Hirsch, ROW 3 — B. Stern. SOCCER ROW 1 — G. Schwartz, J. D’Agostino, S. Silfin, D. Kaplan, L. Colangcllo, Miss Sipkins, ROW 2 — A. Kaplan. P. Askwith, E. Zazccla, K. Steckly, K. Frankl, S. Weinberg, B. Subow. 69 A. Litt ROW I — E. Siegel, J. Glover, A. Litt. N. Krell, B. Chason, ROW 2 S. Ginsburg, P. Cosgrove, B. Fox, D. Frankl. ARCHERY J. Jaboolian, L. Esposito 70 SWIMMING ROW 1 A. Litt, S. Ginsburg, E. Siegel. ROW 2 P. Cosgrove, B. Chason. ROW 3 - D. Tomaselli, D. Frankl, B. Fox, J. Glover. TENNIS L. Levine ROW 1 D. Kaplan, A. Kaplan (Pres.), B. Holzman (V. Pres.), E. Stein, (Point Chair- man), P. Ask with, S. Weinberg, ROW 2 - J. D’Agostino, G. Schwartz, M. Booth, J. Kirch- baum, D. D’Imperio, R. Woehr, ROW 3 L. Stein, S. Silfin, J. Koppleman, D. Frankl, R. Dadakis, L. Fellner, ROW 4 — F. Passamonte, B. Subow, J. Glover, ROW 5 — A. Win- ters, E. Cole, K. Langworthy, ROW 6 B. Carparelli, E. Seigel, K. Steckly, ROW 7 - A. Litt, E. Riska, G. Silver, ROW 8 — L. Levine, R. Halpern, J. Bclson, ROW 9 — M. Friedman, E. Zazcela, K. Frankl, ROW 10 B. Snyder, K. Stine, L. Dickstein. 72 EDUCATION DEPENDS Maybe I can play tomorrow. All work and no play . . . Dear Mr. Smith, The Class of 1962 welcomes you. We were privileged to have been instructed under your guidance. Although one year does not give a principal and students time to create a close association, we are grateful to you for all your endeavors. You increased our awareness of our responsibility to our school and society. A principal is a guiding light and commander. Ilis personality is reflected in the workings of his school. Mr. Smith, we extend our best wishes for your success and happiness in your future years at Harrison High School. The Class of 1962 ON WORTHY PRINCIPLES '‘There seems to be a little problem concerning the lunch time procedure.” Too bad about the yearbook budget, isn't it? Now look here� Agnes. Dear Mr. Fitzpatrick, The Class of 1962 welcomes you to Harrison High. Since this was your first year in our school, it was difficult for us to get better acquainted. To us, you were the man who quieted the study hall and whose word was supreme. You were also the man who aided us in many of our undertakings. We thank you and wish you the best for a happy and fruitful future. Mr. Fitzpatrick Behind closed doors. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 75 T he Class of 1962 SENIOR TEACHERS DAY P. Askwith .... E. Bach ...... R. Basso...... R. Bellsey ... R. Berger .... S. Berke ..... A. Bisbano .... H. Boneparth . P. Cangianni . . G. Carpiniello . F. Carusona . . . J. Chafin ..... E. Cole........ K. Coulter S. D’Agostinis . D. D’Imperio . J. D’Imperio . . . T. Di Pietro . . D. Field ... . P. Forino ..... S. Friedman . . A. Freydberg. . . D. Gartner P. Gasparrini . . . L. Geiger .... A. Gleichenhaus V. Gorman . . . R. Grossman . . D. Haight C. Hevesi .... J- Hill ....... E. Hoehn...... R. Holman A. Kaplan .... . . . . Mr. Milton . . . Coach Troilo . . . Mr. Crenson ..... Mr. Berke ... Mr. Castelli . Mr. Kaufman . . . . Mr. Vassallo .. . Mr. Derivan . . Miss Murtagh . . . Mr. Gionetti ..... Mr. Briggs . . . Mr. Fishman ..... Mr. Berino . . Mr. Contardi . . . Mrs. Farrell . Mr. Heddericg Mr. Zambcmardi . . . . Mrs. North . . Mr. Eldredge . . . Mrs. Bruskin . . Miss Emmons . . . Mr. Muzzillo . . Coach Young . . Mrs. Tarantino . . . . Mr. Robine . . . Mrs. Bennett . Mrs. De Macy Miss Gasparrini . . . . Miss Dickey ..... Miss Lally . . . . Mr. Yanella ..... Miss Lyons . . Mrs. Richards . . . . Mrs. Cronin 76 K. Kau ....... L. Kaufman . . . B. Kirschenbaum J. Kurland N. Kurtz ....... A. Labrosciano . E. Lake ........ M. Lenahan . . . M. Lent ...... L. Levine .... N. Maniscalco . . W. McDonald . M. Pangallo . . . S. Ratner....... A. Reid ...... E. Riska ....... R. Rubeo........ R. Reiss...... E. Rush......... M. Schoenfeld . W. Schwer ...... J. Siegelaub L. Siegelaub . . . E. Stein ....... D. Strange .... M. Sumits..... S. Tananbaum . M. Tripodi J. Troilo ..... R. Vitro ....... K. Weiss...... K. Weiss ....... T. Wise....... B. Holzman . . . . . . Mr. Dawson . . . Mr. Figliola . Mr. Fitzpatrick Mr. Havington ..... Mr. Pauls . . . Mr. Metcalfe Mr. Garrity . . . Miss Stevens . . Mrs. Harrison . Mrs. Conheim Miss Chamberlin . . . Mr. Webster Miss Giovanetti . . Mr. De Palma . Mr. A. Klein . . . . Mr. Meyer . . Mr. Erenburg . . . Mrs. Webster Miss Chamberlin ... Mr. Tornay . . . . Mr. Randel . . Mr. Auerbach . Mr. Morabito Mr. Goldwater . . Miss Coloccia . . . Mr. Fishman ..... Mr. Lewin . . Mrs. Munyan . . . Miss Sipkins .... Mr. Smith . . Mrs. Anderson . . Mr. Contardi ..... Miss Stone ... Mr. Farrell What this school needs is a little disci- pline. Will the real Mrs. Anderson please step forward. A. Freydberg “‘We’ll have none of that in here.” J. Kurland “All right, who put that there.” 77 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Brains Ellen and Richie Musicians Karen and Mark Actors Louise and Tony Artists Nancy and Ted Best Looking Mary and Dave Figure and Physique w micsl Leslie and Danny Virg.ma and Richie Athletes Arlene and Roger Flirts Marie and Tony- Best Groomed Sue and Alan Most Poised Sue and Dennis Most Likely to Succeed Dotsy and Larry Nicest Smile Lucille and Eddie Did Most for Glass Most Respected Loren and Mike Eileen and Ricky- 78 The Class of 1962 request the pleasure of your company at the I larrison Tfigh School Junior P rom Saturday, the twenty=seventh of A ay Nineteen hundred and sixty=one rrom nine until one until F orma S5.00 per couple L. Kaufman and R. Frumkes J. M. Sicgclaub and J. M. Golding, M. C.s 79 VOS STATUITIS 80 QUID FIAMUS Both Jr. and Sr. High School Today. Mr. Klein and Mr. Fuller “Have a good day!” Smile, you’re on television. Harrison High School is one of the few schools in the United States which uses the facilities of television for educational purposes. We. as seniors, were most fortunate to have participated in this educational experiment. We thank Mr. John Carnochan, Mr. Paul Fuller, Mr. Alfred Klein, and Mr. Charles Dawson for their untiring efforts. Can't wc watch “Captain Kangaroo?” 82 OUR SENIOR ROOM � %aiH!aE|ig smimm ®S‘SUSSS$i iim SBl )$ 'Rm W ; aiis, z JSfm- v iiily.sisiiiwTOar LEFTOVERS Which one has the Toni? All right, Ellen and Bob, you can go home now. My time of day. There go the gondolas on the semicircular canals. 84 85 ACTIVITIES Come on kids . . . YELL! MAJORETTES S. D’Agostinos, B. Battista, P. Cangianni, A. Ballonc, E. Riska, P. McGee, K. Sicilia. Vuole, F. Passamontc, Co-Capt. V. Gorman, Capt. L. Siegclaub. 86 CHEERLEADERS N. Kurtz, D. D’Imperio, S. Sulla, B. Carparelli, J. Troilo, B. Chasen, P. Bamberger, J. Hill, J. Koppelman, Co. Capt. D. Haight, Capt. M. Summits. 87 H. H. S. CONCERT BAND ROW I — S. Davis, J. Paul, J Arning, J. Miller, J. Klein, N. Krcll. ROW 2 — J. Paul, T. Holman, M. Minot, C. Munyon, J. D’Archangclo, J. Klinger, J. Castelli, A. Litt. ROW 3 — J. Meyer, F. Noble, K. Coulter, L. Pease, K. Stine, B. Cistola, P. Marron, J. Rossman, K. Langworthy, J. Fallancia, J. Rassulo, R. Sloat, K. Wolff. ROW 4 S. Arnold, D. Ratner, R. Rosenberg, B. Prince, R. Steinitz, S. Theobald, D. Brcitcr, G. Cerreta, Mr. Pat Contardi, P. Morgan, J. Wicdcrschall, R. Bach, F. Porto, K. Weiss. 88 Another chorus of Danny Boy. CHORUS ROW 1 — G. Silver, C. Wise, P. Halley, P. Gilroy, J. Basso, W. Piano, C. Carol, J. Fallancia J. Rassulo, J. Valentino, E. Pisani, M. Renaldi, P. Dechi. ROW 2 - A. Moore, D. Halpem, P. Johnson, A. Voetch, B. DiMiali, R. Columbane, H. Rondel, H. Teplitz, M. Garfield, D. Salavego. ROW 3 — R. Woehr, B. Valentino, J. Klein, G. Aloisi, R. Bisignano, R. Ferriner, V. Kent, S. Fiore, D. Amerstcrdam, W. Wetzler, J. Rubin, L. Kay, L. Cohen, M. Basso. ROW 4 — G. Pugliese, D. Koechling, K. Falencia, H. Mcndelsort, H. Ripps, R. Halpern, D. Kap- lan, S. Silfen, S. Kurtz, G. Schwartz, J. Worden, P. Thompson. ROW 4 A. Figliola, R. Bizignano, P. Pangallc, N. Clature, M. Crier, E. DeFelice, R. Cacciola, P. Buschel, P. Red- mond, S. Theobald, M. Tucciaroni, C. Peitry, M. Pisano. ROW 6 D. Hirsch, R. Norton, D. Stayer, E. Zazellio, J. Einziger, G. Cangianni, Mr. Wayne Kellog. DANCE BAND ROW 1 — M. Schoenfeld, J. Paul, T. Holman, J Klin- ger, J. Klein, ROW 2 — J. Field, J. Meyer, F. Noble, K. Wolff, B. Carpenter, Mr. Pat Contardi, J. Stieflcr, P. Morgan, B. Prince. VOL. XI NO. 3 HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL, L. Geiger, E. Lake Co-editors-in-chief. MAROON EDITORIAL STAFF STANDING left to right A. Deely, R. Holman, T. Horton. J. Sicgclaub, R. Reiss, S. Rat- ncr, P. Kahn, M. Camardclla, K. Rose, F. Passamontc, J. Bclson. STATED — E. Lake, D. Field, L. Geiger, E. Rush. 90 MURMURS BUSINESS STAFF L. to R. B. Fox, L. Steinberg, E. Bender, P. Askwith, E. Stein. R. Pisano, R. Woehr, C. Scclia, G. Schwartz, SITTING P. Bisbano, P. Forino. 91 EL CIRCULO DE ESPANOL STANDING left to right - N. Kurtz, L. Kaufman, I. Entell, P. Bisbano, L. Stein, Miss Coloccia, S. Berkc, J. Hill, A. Kaplan, C. Scelia, H. Minot, V. Carpincllo, R. Smith, D. Galionc, L. Levine, S. Sharack, A. Baskind, T. Hoi week. 4th ROW - S. Tananbaum, R. Dadakis, A. Reid. YV. Huber, B. Snyder, B. Carparclli, F. Passamonte, L. Diekstein, J. Belson, R. Holman. 3rd ROW — C. Hcvesi, A. Winter, G. Greene, L. Hutner, S. Tucker. 2nd ROW — D. Strange, P. Roscnbcrgcr, L. Elin, J. Koppelman, B. Subow. 1st ROW — M. Zeldin, M. Lenahan, R. Berger, T. Klein, J. Kurland. Miss Coloccia: “It goes in one ear and out comes the other.” 92 S. Friedman and E. Rush plan French club trip. CIVITAS LATINA N. Kurtz, S. Ginsburg, P. Bamberger, K. Rose, J. Glover, J. Rassulo, M. Freedman, E. Rush, L. Geiger, D. Field, E. Lake, M. Camardella, K. Weiss, S. Friedman, S. Bcrkc, S. Theobald, P. Mintz. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS STANDING left t« right, I) Field. B. ilolzman, B. Fox, D. Frankl, A. Glcichenhaus, P. Marron, M. Maniscalco, S. Sunray. P. Askwith, S. Friedman, E. Stein, J. Belson, SITTING K. Weiss, N. Krell, L. Hutner. R. Perri. E. Rush, A. Deely, M. Mushlin, A. Litt, D. Osscr. ACTIVE HONOR SOCIETY Clockwise - R. Basso: L. Geiger: E. Lake; E. Rush. PROBATIONARY HONOR SOCIETY ROW I D. Field: J. Sicgelaub: E. Cole: i . Kurtz; ROW 2 C. Volpe; B. Fox; B. Stern; P. Pangallo; C. Peitry; ROW 3 — P. Marron; P. Cosgrove; P. Mintz; E. Liberman; D. Osscr: P. Rosenbergcr; ROW 4 K. Stecklcy: M. Freedman: J. Mulinarc: S. Sharack; C. Scclia: M. A. Camardella. ROW 5 R. Percy; 1). Tamis: D. Askwith. 94 MARSHAL CLUB ROW 1 — R. Reiss, R. Basso, R. Smith, D. Iezzi, H. Boneparth, B. Kirschenbaum. ROW 2 D. Fabrizio, L. Geiger, A. Freydberg, J. Mulinare, K. Coulter, E. Bach, D. Cristiano, K. Kau. ROW 3 — R. Mohr, Y. Carpiniello. J. Gassarella, R. Percy, R. Berger, D. Tamis, A. Loscalzo, J. Rosengarten. ROW 4 R. Vitro, E. Schick, D. Galione, T. Bisbano, J. Kurland, D. Strange. GIRLS’ MARSHAL CLUB B. Holzman, A. Kaplan, S. Friedman, E. Stein. ORGANIZATION STAGE CREW C. Hull, B. Harris, E. Hcrbst, K. Billington FOOTLIGHT PLAYERS 98 ROW I — S. Kaufman, D. Stoyer, S. Theobald, A. Litt, A. Deely, A. Winters, N. Kurtz, P. Mintz. ROW 2 — Siegelaub, S. Berke, D. Field, E. Cole, L. Kaufman, R. Reiss, B. Kirschcn- baum. ROW 3 - S. Ratner, E. Rush, L. Fcllner, M. Camardella. R. Giovanettt. DECLAMATION CONTEST L. Kaufman, N. Kurtz, J. King, D. Osser, J. Sticflcr. POETRY CLUB PROJECTIONIST CLUB ROW — B. Harris. P. Tureo, M. Muollo ROW 2 — Mr. Paul Fuller, C. Fiore, K. Billington, L. Creadore. M. Camardella, S. Silfen. G. Schwarz, R. VVoc-hr. 99 F.T.A. L. Kaufman, P. Ross, K. Vito, S. Friedman. J. Glover. L. Dickstcin. A. Winters, P. Bisbano, N. Krell. NURSES’ CLUB 100 VARSITY H CLUB LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1 — E. Bach, R. Smith, R. Basso, L. Geiger ROW 2 — T. Horton, J. Siegelaub, K. Kau, R. Holman, T. Bisbano, R. Berger, K. Coulter, J. Kosengarten, J. Kurland, R. Reiss, D. Galione, D. Iezzi, F. Santersola. ROW 3 - P. Rosenbcrger, J. Quadagno, M. Garfield. T. Miller, J. Sticfler, T. Holweck, F. Carpinello, R. Vitro, G. Carpincllo, D. Cristiano, H. Bone- parth, B. Kirschenbaum, P. Morgan, V. Carpinello, J. Paul. ROW 4 R. Kolberger, D. Tamis, R. Marchione, J. Cassarella, R. Mohr, S. Sharack, M. Schocnfcld, F. Tezzi, E. Schick, A. Loscalzo. A. Gleichenhaus MATH CLUB ROW 1 J. Mulinare. J. Sicgclaub, S. Rat- ncr. ROW 2 H. Boneparth, R. Reiss. MATH TEAM J Siegelaub, D. Field, R. Percy, J. Mulinare. 102 REMINISCENCE TOP L. to R. — E. Stein, K. Kau, H. Boneparth, SECOND ROW D. Field, Associate Editor, S. Berke, Editor-in-Chief, J. Siegelaub. N. Maniscalco, M. Pangallo, P. DiBiccari THIRD ROW — T. Horton, J. Stieficr, E. Rush, J. Jaboolian, A. Kaplan. FRONT B Holznian, L. Geiger, R. Reiss. OUR TIMES Halfback Roger Smith displays the running style that earned him All-County ranking. VARSITY SCOREBOARD H.H.S. OPPONENTS 7 Horace Greeley 7 32 Eastchester 12 34 Pelham 6 33 Hastings 0 0 Pleasantville 21 7 Fox Lane 14 20 Bronxville 33 7 Rye 41 ROW 1 — Coach Friedgen, D. Galione, F. Santorsola, M. Garfield, F. Tezzi, R. Kohlbcrger, J. Chafin, R. Vitro. ROW 2 — D. Iczzi, D. Cristiano, V. Carpinicllo, A. Bisbano, R. Smith. $ 106 FOOTBALL ROW 1 — A. DellaCrossc and E. Bach (mgrs.), M. Garfield, R. Kohlbcrger, F. Tczzi, R. Smith, J. Chafin, A. Bisbano, D. Iezzi, V. Carpinicllo, R. Vitro, D. Galionc, I . Cristiano, R. Schilero (mgr.). ROW 2 F. DcBarros, E. Schick, A. Valentino, J. Voetsch. H. Viola, A. Labrosciano, C. Fiore, D. Tarnis, R. Mohr, G. Tauro, E. Pisani, R. Basso, J. Sticflcr, R. Marchione, J. Russulo, R. Magnani, A. Mulinaire, D. Weinberg, R. Lux, R. Turso, F. Santorsola, J. Friedman, R. Pugliese, Coach Friedgen. 107 Football Coaches Troilo, Friedgen, and Crenson. Meeting of the minds! Shifty Dave Cristiano skirts right end for a first down against Eastchestcr. THE STRATEGY Weary Huskies regroup in second half of Fox Lane fray. With a burst of speed high-stepping Dan Iezzi sprints for good yardage in season opener with Chappaqua 108 SPEED BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW K. Kau, R. Fabrizio, E. Bach (co-capt.), D. Iczzi. J. Buer. BACK ROW - D. Latella, L. Geiger, R. Vitro. R. Percy, R. Smith (co-capt.), Coach Ralph Fricdgen. GOLF SQUAD ROW I A. Spat , P. DiBiccari. ROW 2 (i. Carpiniello. R. Marchione, H. Boncparth, J. Roscngartcn. J. Kurland. J. Lcnahan. E. Hcrbst. M. Ostcrer. TENNIS TEAM 118 ROW R. Holman. ROW 2 B. Mulwitx. T Miller. I). Askwith. ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations and good luck to you grads Tomorrow’s leaders! HARRISON SHOPPING CENTER PHARMACY CENTRE TRES JOLI SALON SAMPLE SHOP ACE PRO HARDWARE BIG TOP HARRISON BAKE SHOP GIFTS ELEGANTE QUICK AS A WINK CLEANERS SURREY COFFEE SHOP DAITCH SHOPWELL 120 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. 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Murray’s Flowers Skeet's Stationery SPECIAL THANKS TO LARRY PORTO FOR ALL HIS TIME AND EFFORT PORTO PHOTOGRAPHERS 234 Harrison Ave. TEnnyson 5- Harrison, New York 2319 — 0944 135 Fox Lane doth murder sleep “Man is the only animal that blushes or needs to.” S. Friedman, B. Holzman- “Thc mark of an intelligent person is “Friends, Romans, Countrymen . . . B. Kirschenbaum 136 an inquiring mind. “Solidarity Forever” “When to the sessions of sweet silent thought . . E. Vaughan Friedgen 137 Congratulations to the Class of 1 962 HARRISON SPORT SHOP Headquarters for all campus needs GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1962 THE HORTONS 138 REMINISCENCE STAFF Editor-in-Chief....... Associate Editor...... Literary Editor....... Features Editor....... Senior Class Editors . Underclassmen Editors Activities Editor..... Photography Editor . . Boys’ Sports Editor . . . Girls’ Sports Editor . . . Faculty Editor........ Secretarial Staff..... Art Editors .......... Business Manager .... Sales Manager ........ Circulation .......... ...... Sheila Berke ....... Dotsy Field ........Eileen Rush ........ Ricky Reiss . . Mark Schoenfeld J. Michael Siegelaub . . . . Judy Jaboolian Jeff Steifler Bonnie Holzman .....Thom Horton ...... Larry Geiger . . . Arlene Kaplan ......Karen Weiss Mar)- Lou Pangallo Pat DiBicarri . Nancy Maniscalco Kenny Kau ....... Ellen Stein . Harvey Boneparth .... Richard Basso Editorial Staff: Ann Deely, Peggy Cosgrove, Stuart Sharack, Nancy Kurtz. Sue Fried- man, Salie Weinberg, Stanley Ratner. Typing Staff: Dallas Earhart. Photography Staff: Paul Mintz, Michael Minot, Bob Harris. AFTERWORD These lines, the end of Reminiscence 1962, arc in reality the final sentences of a chapter in our lives. With ever)- new experience we have grown in some way. Our faculty and fellow students have contributed a part to the fullness of our lives. In four years we have made friends, gained wisdom, and acquired knowledge in pre- paration for the challenges of the future. Each person has excelled in a different field: each has enjoyed one area of high school life more than another. But all of us have worked together contributing a special talent. Throughout high school we have felt a spirit of unity and cooperation. May we value this spirit and strive for greater knowledge in the chapters we write in the future. % 2 —