Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

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L Department To the Class of 1964: The Class of 1964 has demonstrated diversified talents and abilities in high school. Through further education and experience, I know they will become constructive leaders in the commu- nity, and in the careers of their choice. I have thoroughly enjoyed my work with the members of this class because they were inter- ested, responsive students. The excellent attitudes which they displayed in high school should bring them success in their future undertakings. Mary E. Lally Dean of Girls 13

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Guidance To the Class of 1964: Young: people today face a most complex and ever-changing: world. There are about 30,000 different occupations to choose from and yours is waiting for you. Your Harrison High School Diploma is the first step. From there, some of you will enter apprentice training for a partic- ular job, others will go to a technical or special school, some will enter the Armed Forces, and still others will go to college. Whichever path you take, I urge you to be yourself, but be your best self, whether it be in pursuit of your future occupation or in one of the many facets of daily living. Remember that your words and deeds will reflect on you, your parents, your school and community. I hope that Harrison High School has contrib- uted toward building a set of values that will help you to develop your talents to the fullest extent. Good luck to each of you. Mr. Berino Entering the Harrison High School Guidance Staff this year, is Mr. Joseph Berino. After teaching for seven years at the Parsons Memo- rial School, Mr. Berino served as a part time Guidance Counselor and Science Teacher for the Jr. High School. Upon graduating from high school, he served as a pilot in the Air Force during World War II, and now holds a commercial pilot’s license. Mr. Berino attended New Paltz State Teachers College where he received his B.S. Attending Columbia University, he earned his M.A. and a professional diploma. He is currently enrolled as a Doctoral student at Columbia. Mr. Berino says, Moving along with the boys and girls has helped me to gain a better understanding of today’s young people. My aim has always been to help these people find their place in the sun.” Philip V. Castelli Dean of Boys 12

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ENGLISH Conveying one’s knowledge and feelings in a meaningful way is of paramount importance in everyday life. Through the study of great literary talents and famous works, the student learns to develop his own style of expression . . . and thus join others in the field of literary endeavors. After 400 years. Stratford-on- Avon still remains a rewarding venture. M