Haverstraw High School - Recensio Yearbook (Haverstraw, NY)

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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

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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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THOMAS ANTHONY BOCCARDI Drummer Boy Vocational Auto Mechanic Here's success to a Drummer Boy of Haverstraw's senior class. Usually found beating those skins, Tommy tells us that the 1958 New Year's Eve Party ranks high on his list of memorable events. Kim Novak . . . G.l. Joe . . . Army . . . Steak . . . baseball . . . Mickey Mantle . . . winter . . . Adolf Hitler . . . Jerry Lee Lewis...bIue...7...girIs They most the world enjoy who least admire. 9 Heardman Street, West Haverstraw HARRY A. BRESTOLLI ,touch Academic Policeman Dramatic Club '59-'60, Proiectionist Club '56-'60y Red Key '56-'58, Biology Club '57-'58. Otto, one ot the quieter members ot the Senior Class, can usually be found de- vouring pizza or dreaming about his future million. We wish you good luck always. Yogi Berra . . . South Pacific . . . Air Force...71..Come11...'32Ford . . . John Paul Jones . . . Rockefeller . . . Jerry Lewis We grow old learning something new each day. 50 Broad Street, Haverstraw THOMAS J. BOGERT usogu Vocational Naval Electrical Engineer Bog, one of homeroom 308's quietest members, tells us he'll never forget an in- cident in 302 involving, of all things, a notebook! To a swell guy, we wish the greatest success in his role as a naval electrical engineer. Believe Me . . . Brigitte Bardot . . . Hennessy . . . Black . . . Saturday . . . '55 Rambler . . . Navy . . . Dodgers . . . 21 . . . January Here's to the pilot who weathered the storm. 100 So. Liberty Drive, Stony Point KAREN ARANKA BROOKER Brook Business Typist Red Key '56-'58, Mixed Chorus '57-'595 Opera Club '56-'57, Brook will certainly be remembered for her long, shiny pageboy and her love ol fun. Good luck will certainly follow you in your chosen profession and in all things, Three Bells . . . blue . . . Dennis . . . steak . . . Yankees . . . Alan Freed . . football . . . Capra's . . . Cary Grant . . . May . . . rose Her hair is burned dark brown and is scented of rain. 10 Wenzel Lane, Stony Point I ,, ,gs 1:-f'L.f! fly? JUDITH ANN BROPHY usrophu Vocational Practical Nurse Red Key '56-'57, Masque '56-'57, Dra- matic Club '59-'60y National Federation of Practical Nursing '59-'6O. With her winning personality and willing- ness to be of service, this popular senior is certain to be a top-notch nurse. We hope you'll be around if we're ever sick, Broph. Tenderly . . . Blue . . . .loe's . . . Basket- ball . . . Navy. . . Dodgers . . . 13 Her smiling countenance reveals a happy nature. 12 Lee Avenue, Stony Point