Haverstraw High School - Recensio Yearbook (Haverstraw, NY)

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LEO ROTU N DA ,leon locational Electrician Red Key '56-'57, Wrestling '56-'57. This good natured, all-around senior can rsually be found with Tex, Frankie, and the 'boys. Leo's tremendous ability and love for electronics will certainly assure him a :uccesslul and happy life. Best of luck to l great guy. Brigitte Bardot . . . Navy . . . pool . . . .ummer . . . red . . . Yankees . . . girls . . hunting . . . Return to Me . . . Novem- :er . . . Capra's. 'Cooperation is the laboratory and work- shop of the student. 64 Benson Street, West Haverstraw ll THOMAS FRANCIS RYDER H-I-ext, :cational Carpenter Red Key '56-'57, Proiectionist Club '56- 0, Football '56-'57. For some reason Tex says his most emorable high school event was when the cinerator blew up in his lace. With your ve of carpentry, Tex, you'll make it all s way. Duane Eddy . . . Dick Clark . . . January . . Navy . . . Beansies . . . Roses . . . . Yankees . . . 13 . . . Jayne Mansfield. 7 Fourth Street, Haverstraw ,,,, R if Zia '92, gigs . t 3,1 . L5 XE ostsoas ,fi ayggzig gb I T is ,gp Sffgsggm M . K 1 - ' Qi- ' ftff- W tl' X X 'la :W mu 1 7m ik JOAN SAGALA Joni Business Typist Masque '56-'58p Glee Club '56-'58, Red Key '56-'58, Dramatic Club '59-'60, Color Guard '58-'59, C.Y.O. '56-'58, Joni will always be remembered for her ability to handle any and all situations in her Driver Ed. class. We're sure that this dependable senior will make some lucky boss a terrific typist. Theme from A Summer Place. . .Joe's . . . Fred . . . July 'I . . . Fred . . . Oakland . . . Lincoln . . . Kookie. 6 Mackey Road, Garnerville W JANET DIANNE RUSSELL IllJanll Business Secretary Red Key '56-'57, Masque '57-'58p Cath- olic Club '56-'58, Dramatic Club '58-'607 Proiectionist Club '58-'59. Lucky will be the boss who has Janet for his secretary. Jan can usually be found with Marge, Phyllis, and Jo. Best of luck to a swell girl who's always ready to do her part. Blue . . . March I8 . . . Over the Moun- tain, Across the Sea . . . rose . . , Billy . . . Army . . . Steve Wilson . . . Lucky 13. Always happy, always gay, she goes on her merry way. 42 West Street, Haverstraw ANN MARIE LUCY SANSONETTI Ann Marie College Entrance Teacher Masque '56-'58, Latin Club '58-'59p Biol- ogy Club '58-'59, Dramatic Club '58-'6O: History Club '59-'60p Proctor Squad '59-'60p 4-H Club '57-'58, Catholic Club '56-'60. One of the famous twins, Ann Maria will long be remembered for her original phobia-messy haircombs. This dark-eyed miss will certainly prove successful as a teacher. Ray Nelson . . . Seventeen . . . 4 . . . Orchid . . . Sandra Dee . . . Imitation of Life . . . pizza . . . Capra's . . . Summer . . . Peter Tripp . . . Mike Hammer . . . Ricky Nelson . . . You Were Mine. Words are women, deeds are men. I7 Harding Avenue, Haverstraw H515

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JAYNE REILLY Jaynie Vocational Nurse Red Key '56-'58, Dramatic Club '58-'60p Maiorettes '56-'59. 5 ft. 3 inches, blue eyed Jaynie says her most embarrassing moment occurred the afternoon she fell down the second floor stairs. The practical nursing profession will certainly receive a special additive after the Class of 1960 graduates. 35 Peck Street, West Haverstraw l fi 3--' 4-fx. X10 I, I R ' J l , xx ll f', . Q Q.fiff,-QD,afl' 'SQ' 3'?i 'f'iee-ef eiig ' LSJ9 , 2 3' fglilgifs . ,y fi ndjjig :, JAMES VINCENT RINALDI ucorkyn College Entrance Conservationist Biology Club '58-'60, Catholic Club '56- '5B7 Red Key '56-'57, Camera Club '57-'58, Dramatic Club '59-'60, Proiectionist Club '58-'59: Football '56-'58, Track '59. Where there is fun, you'll find Corky with one of the biggest grins in H.S.P. We think you will always be everybody's friend, Corky, just don't stop smiling. Fall . . . New York City . . . Tuesday . . . pie...cat...tea...5...food.. Red Skelton . . . black. Goetschius Bridge Road, Stony Point J OH N ROSS lllohnll Shop Undecided Cross Country '56. This dark and handsome senior has man- aged to remain an individual throughout tour years ot indoctrination-an admirable feat. When John chooses a goal this indi- viduality will help him reach it. Good luck in future years, John. Red . . . Ford . . . Monday . . . Joanne Campbell . . . Summer . . . Stack . . . Beer . . . Study Hall. One man in a thousand. Willow Grove Road, Stony Point BRIAN ROBERT REILLY Brian Academic Omco WO! Red Key '56-'57p Masque '56-'57p Catl olic Club '56-59, Baseball '56-'60, C.Y.C Basketball '59-'6O. A strong asset to our baseball team, th popular senior can be usually found somn where in the halls of H.S.P.H.S. or at Gai eroso's. Keep your happy way, Brian, an you'll go far on lite's path. Shout . . . Chuck Berry . . . Tightrop . . . Friday . . . pizza . . . baseba1l . . Ford . . . Jayne Mansfield . . . Dodge: . . . Coney Island . . . winter . . . Franc . . . 9. Happy the man, who grieves not at th ills he can't prevent. 76 Railroad Avenue, Garnerville BARBARA ROBERTS Mousie Business Socrotar Library Service Club '58-'60. Mousie lists Marge and Theresa as he closest pals in high school, and thinks teacl ers have a pretty rough iob. We wish yo all the luck in the world, Mousie. Frankie Avalon . . . Silas Marner . . April . . . Baseball . . . Summer . . . Hudso Valley Rambler's . . . Martha Raye . . . Tru Romances . . . Friday . . . Dodgers . . . Yo Were Mine . . . 27 . . . Peter Tripp . . Meet McGraw. 26 Bridge Street, Garnervilla

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ANGELA JOAN SANSONETTI llAngeIll College Entrance Teacher Masque '56-'58, Latin Club '58-'59, Dra- matic Club '58-'60, Biology Club '58-'59g History Club '59-'60, Proctor Squad '59-'60p National Honor Society '59-'60, Catholic Club '56-'58, 4-H Club '58-'6O. Angel combines the rare qualities of beauty and brains, both of which will carry her far. You're not seeing double when you look next to her picture. She and Ann Marie will long be remembered for con- fusing others by dressing alike constantly. You Were Mine . . . Peter Tripp . . . bowling . . . horses . . . Army . . . rose . . . 'l7 . . . Yankees . . . pizza. A witty woman is a treasure, a witty beauty is a power. 17 Harding Avenue, Haverstraw ,. his 'wt' ,..v V.: -ff if-?15:'f' , A .ggezfe . fe - -ff: iq . ggi' . ra -135 fag? PGH rf V g ' 1 - f , ' f f I 'T 1 '-- K f- 14,-AL I 'R N ,ZYWW ' DOROTHY ANN SLAPP Dee STEPHEN JAMES SOHA Business Typist Steve College Entrance Marine Corps Red Key '56-'57, Masque '56-'57, Proctor Squad '59-'60, Catholic Club '56-'59, G.O. Representative '56-'57. This petite, popular miss can usually be found brightening up the halls with her pleasant smile. Along with sewing and cooking, Dee tells us one of her favorite pastimes is bowling. Hope success follows you in all you do. Connie Francis . . . Winter . . . Ford . . . No One Knows . . . Fabian . . . May . . . Gone With the Wind . . . 5 . . . Beansies . . . Alan Freed . . . Love ls A Many Splen- dored Thing . . . Capra's. Her smile is the sweetest that ever was seen. 4 Allison Avenue, Haverstraw Red Key '56-'58, Camera Club '57-'58, Proiectionist Club '57-'60, Biology Club '57- '58g Proctor Squad '59-'60, Alternate G.O. Representative '57-'59, Alternate Senior Class Representative '59-'60. Steve will long be remembered for his keen sense of humor, his witty remarks, and his pleasing personality. We are sure this friendly senior will make a handsome look- ing Marine. Marines . . . Capra's . . . Weight Lifting .. . Jerry Lewis . . . red.. . '55 Buick . . . .loe's . . . Hi-Tor Lanes. The Marines have landed, the situation is well in hand. 28 Wenzel Lane, Stony Point flew MARION L. SIBLEY llsibll College Entrance Nurse G.A.A. '58-'60y History Club '58-'59, Latin Club '58-'60p Library Service Clul: '57-'58, Dramatic Club '59-'60p Recensic Statt '59-'60. Sib says her favorite hobby is goof- ing otf in G.A.A. We all know and wil always remember your ability in all sports Marion, and we know you'll be a welcome addition to any hospital staff. Hillbilly music . . . Johnny Cash . . horses . . . Giant . . . Marines . . . Cooking . . . summer . . . Elvis . . . basketball. When the Great Recorder comes to writ: against your name, he writes not that you won or lost, but how you played the game.' Tomkins Lake Colony, Tomkins Cove ROBERT HUGH SIBLEY llsibll Vocational Plumbin Hailing from the back hills of Tomkir Cove is this senior. Every fourth period, w are treated to a glorious racket: Sib's roaring out his pipes in the parking lot fmu flers are for squaresl. Good luck in a futur ot plumbing, Sib. Black . . . Chevy . . . Friday . . . Tall Pin . . . Summer . . . Beansie's sandwiches . . Beer . . . Comic books . . . Snow White . . Three Stooges. Whoso would be a man must be a no. conformistf' Mott Farm Road, Tomkins Cove .M-at be 'Cf