Haverstraw High School - Recensio Yearbook (Haverstraw, NY)

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DIANE RUTH JOHNSON IlDeelI Business Secretary Hudson Valley Rambler's Square Dance Club '58-'59, Library Service Club '59-'60f Recensio Stat? '59-'60, Proctor Squad '59- '60p G.O. Representative '59-'60. One of the friendliest and most popular girls in the senior class, Dee says she'll always remember the T958 Junior Prom. Al- though she joined us halfway through her high school career, Diane soon became a vital part ot our class. Only You . . . Cary Grant . . . Joe's . . . Tender Trap . . . Eisenhower . . . National Guard . . . Seventeen God's mill grinds slow, but sure. Crickettown Road, Stony Point l ,- K 'Qr fW . X LEWIS S. KANTROWITZ Pancl1o College Entrance Lawyer Masque '56-'58, Red Key '56-'58p Band '56-'58p Biology Club '57-'59p Latin Club '57-'59g History Club '59-'60p French Club '58-'60, Vice President of French Club '58- '59p Vice President of Red Key '57-'58, National Honor Society '59-'60p Dramatic Club '58-'60, Tennis '56-'60, Captain of Tennis Team '58-'60p Golf '58-'60, Recensio Staff '59-'60. Famous for his flashing smile and Pancho Gonzales style, this popular senior is also very sharp with golf clubs. A sure success in the professional field, we're sure that Pancho will beat Sam Snead and his idol, both in the same day. Tennis . . . Dellwood Country Club . . . Pancho Gonzales . . . Florida . . . Brigitte Bardot . . . La Bamba . . . blue . . . March . . . pizza . . . girls 48 Clove Avenue, Haverstraw gl Q-'60 STEVEN KAPLAN Steve Business Undecided Red Key '56-'575 Masque '56-'59, Dra- matic Club '58-'60, Proiectionist Club '57- '60p Camera Club '57-'59. Steve will long remember our school for his not-too-successful party in the projection booth. Too bad you were caught, but it was fun while it lasted. Best of luck in whatever field you choose. Al Capone . . . Teen Beat . . . Chevy ...Mad..,Stalag'l7...7...Jerry Lewis . . . Peyton Place . . . Brigitte Bardot . . . Why Hello Thar . . . Girls . . . California Laugh and the world laughs with you. 247 Westside Avenue, Haverstraw 46 DONNA LEE JUETT Donna College Entrance Nurs' Masque '56-'58, Red Key '56-'58: Choru '58-'59, History Club '59-'60, Recensio Stat '59-'60, Band '57-'60p Latin Club '57-'60 Biology Club '57-'607 Proctor Squad '59-'6U Westminster Fellowship '57-'60. H.S.P.H.S. lost this lively senior to Kansa for a while, but she missed us and returnei promptly. When Donna becomes a nurse we're sure the population will suddenl feel sick in order to be cared for by hel I Could Have Danced All Night . . . foo . . . pony tail . . . violet . . . Thomas Abel crombie . . . 'I3 . . . drinking . . . Gig . . . June . . . classical music . . . Januar 25, 1959 Wisdom is justified of her children. James Street, Stony Point GEORGE EDWARD KEAR Peepers Business Business Managemei Proiectionist Club '56-'60p Dramatic Clu '59-'60, J.V. Basketball '57-'58g Varsity Ba ketball '58-'59p J.V. Baseball '57-'58p Va sity Baseball '58-'60f Varsity Wrestlin Manager '59-'60, Varsity Club '59-'60. A love of sports and an enthusiasm fc friendship are two of Peeper's asset Always having a ready smile for all wh know him - we're sure George will wi many friends while managing his businesse: Just To Be With You . . . Debby Reynolc . . . green . . . February . . . Air Forc . . . 4 . . . Donald Duck Brisman Drive, Thiells f 1ff Qf?fT..i-ls' 155- irgvliii-if fi . Q. Sfsss' K xi 2 . 1Ilii'5X':'Ei EST?-l 5 ' , a-e':f1 K - . 1 K if if 4. .hmm is is j si I . I . .V K5 I . ,L an

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ANTHONY XAVIER HOYER fi-I-onyu ollege Entrance Civil Engineer Masque '56-'58, Red Key '56-'58, Biology lub '58-'60g History Club '58-'60, Latin lub '57-'60p Proctor Squad '59-'60y Dra- watic Club '59-'60, Recensio Staff '59-'60, reshman Football '56-'57, J.V. Baseball '57- FB, Varsity Baseball '58-'60, Varsity Club P9-'60p Treasurer of Latin Club '59-'601 ice President of History Club '59-'60. Famous for his red hair, his slow grin, nd his inevitable plugs for Hoyer's, Tony ill long be remembered for his ability to et picked oF second base as a result of his mg leads. Hoyer's . . . Scott Muni . . . Hoyer's . . . :se...9. ..Maroon...July... oyer's . . . Thursday . . . Hoyer's Nothing can bring you peace but yourself Route 9-W, West Haverstraw X914 't 1 -' u JUDITH RAE ISRAELSON iuudyeu College Entrance Teacher of the Handicapped Masque '56-'58p National Honor Society '59-'60, '59-'60g '56-'60: '57-'60, '58-'59, History Opera Club '56-'60, Recensio Staff Dramatic Club '59-'60, Spanish Club Panther Press '59-'60, French Club Proctor Squad '59-'60, Biology Club Band '56-'60g Library Club '56-'57, Club '59-'60, Treasurer of the His- tory Club. This brainy, popular, and hard-working senior rates tops with us. Many organiza- tions at H.S.P.H.S. will bear the fruits of her labors for years to come. Juclye's warmth and sincerity assure her success in her chosen field. Rhapsody in Blue . . . Bill Haley . . . Exodus . . . blue . . . May . . . dancing ...Dodgers...l3...algebra... music . . . Brandeis . . . Yul Brynner . . . boys . . . Kingston Trio . . . Starlight Salute Much wisdom is shown by few words. 45 43 Third Street, Haverstraw MICHAEL VINCENT HOYER Mike College Entrance Undecided Masque '56-'58, Latin Club '57-'60, Red Key '56-'58, History Club '57-'60, Biology Club '57-'60, Dramatic Club '58-'60, Re- censio Staff '59-'60, National Honor Society '59-'60, G.O. Representative '59-'60, Proc- tor Squad '59-'60y President of Masque '57- '58p President of History Club '59-'60g Con- sul ot Latin Club '59-'6Op 3rd Place in Short Story Contest '59g Current Events Medal '59. H.S,P.'s favorite redhead is usually around digging up news for Panther Press or selling ice cream. Mike will always be remembered for his portrayal of Lester in the Dramatic Club's spring production. His eternal energy and fighting spirit are sure to carry him to a successful and happy life. Little League . . . Scott Muni'. . . Blue . . . Pizza . . . December . . . Senator Kennedy . . . Lucille Ball . . . Soft Ice Cream . . . Bowling The keenest sense of humor, a contagious merry grin, a mind alert and flashing, a friend through thick and thin. Route 9-W, West Haverstraw '-...aff iss? . I , f i S - X5 X K .f JAMES HUBEN HUVANE Jimmy College Entrance Ship Captain Biology Club '57-'59: Masque '56-'57, Latin Club '58-'59, History Club '58-'59, Red Key '56-'59, National Honor Society '59-'60p Catholic Club '56-'59, Cross Coun- fry '57-'59, Quiet and good-looking, Jimmy certain- ly must rate as one of the best liked seniors as well as a good student. With your ability Jimmy, you won't miss in your life at sea. Silver . . . June . . . Sunday . . . Navy . . . Giants . . . Auntie Mame . . . Grand Union . . . vodka . . .Victor Borge He thought as a sage though he felt as a man. ' 2 Tulip Tree Drive, Garnerville CLAIRE M. JAUNTIG Claire College Entrance Teacher History Club '58-'59, Spanish Club '58- '59p Modern Language Club '59-'60, Proctor Squad '59-'60, Dramatic Club '59-'60, G.A.A. '58-'60. Always uttering many witticisms, Claire was a welcome addition from Ladyclifte. Known throughout the class for her Spanish, she is sure to wind up as a Spanish teacher. Lots of luck to a terrific member of the class of 1960. ' Moonlight Serenade . . . Johnny Mathis . . . Damn Yankees . . . Friendly Persuasion . . . Joanne Woodward . . . 7 . . . Imperial 6 Hillside Avenue, Haverstraw xiii

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VERNA ELIZABETH KEE Fuzzy ocational Nurse latin Club '57-'58, Chorus '57-'59, Dra- 'atic Club '59-'60, Proctor Squad '59-'60. Often found with Carol, Verna is either nging, dancing, or cooking up fun as well I food. One of the most fun-loving per- :nalities ot the Class of 1960, she will artainly cheer many a patient in her career : a nurse. Blue . . . spaghetti . . . Dodgers . . . 'iday . . . March . . . No Time To Cry . . . ye Beach . . . fall . . . Della Reese . . ir. Wonderful . . . Richard Egan Hitch your wagon to a star. 29 Clinton Street, Haverstraw JAMES KELLY llKeHll 'ollege Entrance Engineer Art Club '58-'59. Coming to Haverstraw in his .lunior Year as the best thing Kell could have done, ar he has made many friends in such a lort time. Good luck to a future engineer. Bo Diddley . . . blue . . . Maverick . . . asketball . . . Giants . . . Tommy Dorsey . . Motor Trend . . . Over the Mountain . . Jayne Mansfield . . , March . . . Rose . . Peyton Place . . . Army The best of healers is good cheer. Route 9W, Stony Point KATHRYN IRENE KEENAN Kathi Business Secretary Catholic Club '56-'58, Secretarial Service Club '59-'60y Secretary of Secretarial Ser- vice Club '59-'60y Maiorette '58-'60, Dra- matic Club '59-'60. Kathi, with her brown hair, brown eyes, and congenial smile, can usually be found riding around in her big M with Mary. Good luck to a keen senior. Heaven on Earth . . . Johnny Cash . . . Bobby...21...Orchid...boys... Central Highway . . , Capra's . . . Mercury . . . Seventeen . . . green . . . Bobby A place for everything, and everything in its place. 87 Maple Avenue, Haverstraw WW r 'WW' CARY W. KEESLER llcayll Vocational Auto Mechanic This good-looking blond tights his way to school every day through the back woods of upper Stony Point. Cary can usually ba found in the parking lot discussing im- portant topics of the week with Fuzzy and Fred, or bombing around in his black '53 Ford. Cary's interest in auto mechanics will help make him a good one. lots of luck to a nice guy. Black . . . '53 Ford . . . Friday . . . The Platters . . . Summer . . . Roast Beef . . . milk . . . Auto Mechanics . . . Mr. Snieckus . . . Around the World in Eighty Days . . . Summer Place . . . Sandra Dee The strong man. Crickettown Road, Stony Point RICHARD KINGMAN Richie Vocational Radio and T.V. Technician Red Key '56-'57. Richie's good looks and swell person- ality really rate him with everybody, es- pecially a certain girl. Believe it or not, while he's bombing around with Ray and Pat in that sharp blue Ford, Richie still finds time for learning how to develop his natural ability with radio and television. Good luck, Richie. Frances . . . radio . . . If I Didn't Care . blue . . . pizza . . . cars . . . Dodgers . Friday . . . 13 . . . One for the Road Elvis . . . Rock 'n' Roll A new thinker, when studied closely, is merely a man who does not know what other people have thought. 3 Rosebud Street, Stony Point