Haverstraw High School - Recensio Yearbook (Haverstraw, NY)

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OF?-'IX vs--GY LUCILLE ANN ADINOLFI Lucie College Entrance Nurse Chorus '58-'60, Latin Club '58-'60, Bi- ology Club '58-'6Og History Club '58-'59, Dramatic Club '59-'60, Proctor Squad '59- '60p G.A.A. '58-'60, C.Y.O. '58-'60, Lucille came to our class in her sopho- more year and we've been mighty glad to have her. We're sure Lucie, who is always willing to help, will be a great success in the nursing field. Ricky Nelson . . . Ann Karenina . . . December . . . Navy . . . boys . . . Yankees . . . Engenue . . . pizza. Everyday is a fresh beginning, every morn is the world made over. 6 Sherman Drive, Garnerville RICHARD ALLISON nick Vocational Auto Electrician Wrestling '59-'60. Dick is one of our better looking sen- iors as any girl at H.S.P. will readily agree. His kind and friendly personality will surely help Dick become a success in his chosen field. Red . . . Ford . . . Jerry Lewis . . . soda . . . history . . . Mr. Maze . . . On the Beach Filors Lane, Stony Point ll -4 N x L ss i s ' f ROBERT F. ALLISON Bob Vocational Electronics Wrestling '56-'601 Varsity Club '59-'60. Although everyone knows Bob is handsome, his quiet manner conceals his nice personality from many. Such a swell guy will have to be a success. Lots of luckl Blue . . . Studebaker . . . 7 . . . summer . . . Steak . . . Scotch and Soda . . . Electronics . . . Mr. King . . . Farewell to Arms He hath a heart as round as a bell. Filors Lane, Stony Point KATHLEEN FAY AKINS Kitten Academic Nurse Dramatic Club '59-'60p Modern Language Club '59-'60, Girls' Glee Club '59-'60, National Honor Society '59-'60. Kitten, who is new in our school, came from Ladycliffe Academy. Their loss was cer- .tainly our gain. On rare occasions, when she is not with Bill, she can be found with Anne, or boning up on her homework. Lots of luck to a new and welcome member of the Class of 1960. My Prayer . . . Cary Grant . . . 6 . . . Coliee . . . blue . . . Bill . . . millionaire . . . roses . . . Arch . . . bubbly disposition . . . June . . . Nursing . . . Bill. The greatest pleasure of life is love. Wayne Avenue, Stony Point ANTHONY HUGO ANTONINI llTonyll Academic Electrical Engineer Red Key '56-'58, Masque '56-'58, Biology Club '57-'58, Dramatic Club '59-'60. Under the hood of a car or fooling with radios are Tony's two favorite states. He can usually -be found with Dennis or Darryl or at the poolroom. Success and happiness in the future to a swell guy. Corvette . . . Sleep Walk . . . Susan Hay- ward . . . Billiards . . . Marines . . . Giants . . . Spring Valley . . . Playboy . . . Ike . . . friendly . . . Brigitte Bardot . . . all girls Always skillful around a car, in his chosen field he'll go far. 85 .lay Street, Stony Point , .

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'Vw 6' r,, DOLORES JEAN AU BREY Dodie College Entrance Nurse Red Key '56-'58: Masque '56-'58, Camera Club '56-'57p Opera Club '56-'58g Biology Club '57-'60, G.A.A. '56-'58, History Club '59-'60, Dramatic Club '59-'60p Library Club '56-'605 President of Library Club '59-'60. Dodie will long be remembered for her exploits with the Driver Ed. car. When she gets her license-drivers, watch out! Seriously though, it was a pleasure work- ing with her, and we're sure she'll be a success. Sea of Love . . . Joe's . . . carrots . . . Roger . . . Marines... I3 . .. Roger. . . Jimmy Stewart . . . blue . . . coke . . . Roger.. . The King and I . . . Ohio . . . winter.. . Roger . . .Spring Valley Time is a great teacher. 33 Main Street, Haverstraw Ja ZX! HOWARD RICHARD BAGBY llRicklI College Entrance Undecided Masque '56-'58p Dramatic Club '59-'60: Band '59-'60y Chorus '58-'60, Tennis '59-'6O. Haverstraw's answer to Stonewall Jack- son, Rick is everybody's friend despite his constant effort to start another Civil War. Our Tennessee import will undoubted- ly be one of the most successful un- decideds in our class. Some Like lt Hot . . . Tennessee . . . Panther Press . . . Capra's . . . Maverick . . . Bob Hope . . . Johnny Mathis . . . Giants . . . Hucklebery Finn . . . August Save your Confederate money boys, the South shall rise again. Central Drive, Stony Point 'TSM 'QT'- KENNETH RICHARD BEYERS llKenll Business Accountant Masque '56-'57, Art Club '58-'59. Ken, one of our nicer seniors, is a whiz at his favorite subject-art. We know that it it remains only an avocation, and not a vocation, he will get a lot of satisfaction from the use of it. Lots of success to a swell guy. Blue . . . Chevy '60 . . . Friday . . Connie Frances . . . Summer . . . Pizza . . . Art , . . Operation Petticoat As merry as the day is long. I0 Hunter Place, Stony Point X s, ss MARVIN DONALD BABCOCK Don Academic Undecided Red Key '56-'57, G.O. Representative '58-'59, Don, one of our quieter seniors, can usually be found with Rich and Ron enioy- ing a good spaghetti dinner. He tells us he'll always remember fire drills during gym classes. We wonder why! Best of luck in all you do. May . . . Marines . . . Yankees . . . pizza swimming . . . Il . . . Marilyn Monroe . . . Mickey Mantle . . . Dorsey A man ot pleasure is a man of pains. Willow Grove Road, Stony Point SARAH JANE BISCHOFF Sarah Academic Music Teacher Hudson Choral '58-'60p Library Club '58- '60g Dramatic Club '59-'60, History Club '59-'60y French Club '58-'59. A new addition to our school in our iunior year, Sarah was a most welcome one. She will long be remembered for her stylish clothes and her melodious voice. Autumn Leaves . . , Glenn Miller . . . Pat Boone . . . blue .. .coke . . .tennis . . . rose . . . Army . . . 7 . . . Seventeen Music washes away from the soul the dust of every-day lite. Tomkins Lake Colony, Tomkins Cove 5