Haverstraw High School - Recensio Yearbook (Haverstraw, NY)

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, Q -,, V First row, left to right: James Cochrane, Richard Bagby, Michael Hoyer, Dolores Aubrey, Michael Dalton, Eugene Stecz, Joseph Car- penter. Second row: Ronald Pump, Patricia Toms, John Ladden, Wil- liam Stokes, Thomas McCabe, Darryl Zdenek, Bonnie Lindsell, Stephen Perlman. Third row: Anthony Hoyer, Katherine McGovern, Suzanne Romer, Joanne Jorgenson, Mary Curnow, Claudette Mower, Bruce Britton. Fourth row: Virginia Vandenheuvel, Lemuel Guerrero, Neil Lombardi, Jane Elliott, Angela Sansonetti, Marcia Townsend, Barbara Lisewsky, Nancy Crescenzo. Fifth row: Lewis Kantrowitz, Corlin Hollis- ter, Joan Thompson, Barbara Maduro, Mary Jean Bain, Francis Martino, Ann Marie Sansonetti. Sixth row: Ann Pincus, Theda Hol- lister, Judith lsraelson, Rosina Zaccardo, Josephine Dragotta, Dorie Poynton, Ellen Wimple, Sarah Bischoff, Mr. Anthony V. Sneickus. OFFICERS President ..........., ...........,....,..,..,... ...... M i chael Hoyer Vice President ,..... .....,,.,.........., ,.... A n thony Hoyer Secretary ..,,,.,, ...,... C orlin Hollister Treasurer ,,,,, ....... J udith Israelson .AJ 'FBI Bo .js-hfsforg Founded in 1955 by Anthony Snieckus, Chairman of the Citizenship Education Department, the object of F.S.H. lFelices Scriptores Historici-Happy Historiansj is to further the knowledge of its members in the tielcls of history, civics, geography, and world affairs and to promote better citizenship during the course ofthe club's existence. Membership in the club is limited to students of Social Studies 'lO, ll, 12 of Haverstraw-Stony Point High School. This year Mr. Frank Arone is assisting Mr. Snieckus as co-sponsor. A cake sale and dues finance the activities which include an educational trip and Christmas party. A play on some phase of history is presented before the student body annually. A program committee ar- ranges for monthly meetings. Pins and keys are avail- able to seniors in good standing, who have been active in the club for two years.

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W First row, left to right: Peter Lipinsky, John Green, Ronald Maduro, Michael Hoyer, Patricia Toms, Ronald Pump, Stephen Perlman, John Taylor, Eugene Stecz, Harvey Zorn. Second row: William Stokes, John Ladden, Susan McCulloch, Anthony Hoyer, Maureen Hoban, Claire Jauntig, Harvey Wachman, Richard Courter, Martin Horowitz. Third row: Janet Haher, Selene DuCharme, Lucille Adinolti, Lynn Craven, Carol Peluso, Lewis Kantrowitz, Patricia Gokey, Elaine Bur- dick, Lenora McCabe, Claudette Mower. Fourth row: Louise Paoli, Ann Marie Sansonetti, Donna Cook, Verna Kee, Mary Lathrop, Claire Wynne, Angela Sansonetti, Janet Elliot, Marcia Townsend. Fifth row: Margaret Hammond, Debra Lynch, Dorothy Slapp, Diane Johnson, Loretta Gamboli, Diane Dunham, Mary Dombek, Joan Catale, Carol Covati, Chris Leahy. Sixth row: Adrienne Tanzi, Miss Dorothy Reilly, Joseph Camp. OFFICERS President ................ ................... ....... J o seph Camp Vice President ...... Secretary ..........,. Treasurer .,..,.... Patricia Golcey Adrienne Tanzi Harvey Wachman The Proctor S uad is the school's student olice force. q P Proctors direct traftic in the halls while classes are changing, lfoctol' and are stationed at hall desk posts during periods to main- tain order and assist teachers. Seniors with an 80 average are eligible for the squad, ua and Junior honor students are sometimes used for special if assignments. The Proctors, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Reilly, also have an annual field trip.

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First row, top to bottom, left to right: John Tavarone, Robert Tostevin, Stephen Huvane, Ronald Newman, Jo Anne Jcrgenson, Sandra Burcher, Lenora McCabe, Selene DuCharme, Lynn Craven, Susan McCulloch, Nancy Nardiello, Joseph Scott. Second row: Mary Jean Bain, Rosalie Filgueras, Nicola Craven, Loretta Pump, Gretchen Lock- ner, Marcia Townsend, Donna Juett, Marion Sibley, Janet Haher, Frances Hoban, Mary Curnow, Neil Lombardi, William McCabe. Third row: Joan Miller, Eileen McCabe, Adrienne Tanzi, Deborah Lynch, Carolyn Dickinson, Catherine Koval, Debra Gelman, Mary Lathrop, Lorraine Thiell, Corlin Hollister, Mary Hoyer, Anne Kaeck. Fourth row: Margie Weiss, Donna Gibbons, Barbara Hewlett, Frances Perini, Matthew DuBois, Barbara Maduro, Tina Franck, Karen Lyle, Ellen Whippo, Margaret Svitanek, Theda Hollister. Fifth row: Ronald Maduro, Ronald Pump, Miss Davies, Sponsor, Stephanie Kosto, Chris- tina Leahy, Michael Hoyer, Anthony Hoyer, Eugene Stecz, Clifford Milo. Jafin The Latin Club has been opening its meetings to the tune of Gaudeamus Igitur for the past I2 years and it was not different in '59-'60. Any student who has taken or is taking Latin II, III, IV, is eligible for membership. In addition, 'IO Latin I slaves, who scored 90M or above on the Ist quarterly examination, are elected and initiated into S.S.C.C.V., or the Society of Stu- dents of Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil. The club's purpose is to help Latin students under- stand Roman life and culture and to stimulate interest in the Latin language. During the year members participate in many activi- ties on Roman life and times. The Roman banquet, instituted for the first time last year, is a highlight of the cIub's program. The club also sponsors an annual trip to New York City, and a Christmas party.