Haverstraw High School - Recensio Yearbook (Haverstraw, NY)

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Top row, left to right: Donald Joachim, Yvonne Gokey, Janet Tudes- co, Joan Bolander, Ann Madden, Sharon Gokey, Wayne Clark, Rob- ert Dagistrino, William Babcock, Louis Calli, Harold Wachman, George Leahy, Christina Franck, Fred Wagner. Third row: John Harrington, Janet Clark, Peter Nardiello, John Perini, James Pavone, Joyce Palmer, Pamela Munrow, Nancy Plumadore, Louis Spicci, Chris Os- man, Joyce Baisley, Martha Knapp, John Klineman. Second row: Michael Burke, Alex Farr, Linda Mocciocea, Carol Hancon, Beverly Karen Lyle, Mary Ross, Yvonne Anthony, Sandra Delfino, Susan Hoke, Cathy Sullivan. First row: William Spataro, Karen Kenny, Robert Manfredi, Kathy Woska, Jeanette Babcock, Catherine Morina, Linda Brooker, Betty Jean Rotella, Gene Wilson, Jerome Wynn, Phillip Lake, Robert Sedita, Grace Riccaldo, Patricia Kelly. Bottom row: Rochelle Cerullo, Jacqueline Havercamp, Mr. Henry Farr, Mary Ecroyd, Rose Papianni, Doris Jobson, Diane Herman, Sharon Rose, Mary Sul- livan, Barbara Phelan, Darlene Franck, Walter Thomas-Burger. Lutz, Carol Lazzara, Linda Rosen, Kay Malloy, Charlotte Bryant, OFFICERS President ............... .................,. ......... R o chelle Cerullo Vice President ......... ........... M ary Ellen Dowd Secretary-Treasurer ..... ....... J acqueline Havercamp The Red Key is intended to give ninth graders an op- portunity for extracurricular activity and school service. The club was founded in 1948 by Mr. Farr, and is one oi the largest in the school. Frammis Stammis is the fond name given the Red Key initiation. The club publishes and sells programs at school athletic events. 3l.e MC! J ey

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First row, left to right: Dolores Aubrey, Joseph Carpenter, Robert Maloney, James Rinaldi, Donald Joachim, Michael Hoyer. Second row: Joseph Scott, Melanie Leonard, Donald Hunt, Gary Mower, Anthony Hoyer, Nancy Nardiello, William Stokes. Third row: George Leahy, Steve Huvane, Audry Lyle, Joyce Brooks, Rosalie Filgueras, Claudette Mower, Michael Hanchuck, James Spataro, Fourth row: Marguerito Crescenzo, Louis Calli, Mary Hoyer, William Babcock, Mary Jean Bain, Corlin Hollister, Thomas Welsh, Loretta Pump, Lucille Adinolfi. Fifth row: Estelle Desmond, Carolyn Dickinson, Katherine Koval, Ann Pincus, Dorie Poynton, Catherine Myers, Stella Pope, Anne Kaeck. Sixth row: Angela Papiani, Charlotte Bryant, Henning Hornabrinlx, Donna Gibbons, Mariorie Weiss, Patricia Nicholas, Eileen Brophy, Theda Hollster, Tina Frank, Miss Genevieve Reilly. 7 A 6 if g N4 OFFICERS Pfe5ld9fll ,--- -..--....... ......,..,......... ....... J o s eph Carpenter Vlfe Pf9Sld9l1f ...,... ........ C orlin Hollister 7 Secretary ............. ,,.,, ,.,,, A U drey Lyle 5? Treasurer ....... .... M ary Jean Bain The Biology Club, founded in 1948, is intended to stim- , ulate student interest in the biological sciences. The mem- LO bers conduct various proiects and activities in biology under the direction of Miss Genevieve Reilly. The club goes on an annual field trip to Lederle Labora- U A tories in Pearl River. u'

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First row, left to right: Charlotte Bryant, Diane Herbert, Cecilia Phillips, Ellen Korn, Marcia Townsend, Mary Jean Bain, Priscilla Bosico, Pamela Munrow, Patricia Cowden, Judith Wessman, Rosemary Turner, Sharon Woodmansee, Violet Covati, Miss Charlotte Pegg. Hanson, Sarah Bischoff, Patricia Kimbral, Diane Johnson, Josephine Third row: Sandra Burcher, Suzanne Romer, Karen Zorn, Janet Dragotta, Grace Ricaldo. Second row: Margaret Hammond, Lorisa Ferris, Dolores Aubrey, Marie Tudico, Ann Pincus, Patricia Van- Kondrackyg, Dolores Beyers, Patricia Gokey, Janet Haher, Barbara denburg. OFFICERS President .......... ...................,.. ..... D o lores Aubrey Vice President ...,. ..,....... A nn Pincus Secretary ........ ......... J anet Ferris Treasurer ..,.. ......, M arie Tudico fa l ful' el UlCe U, , The Library Service Club, organized by Miss Pegg in 1949, serves a necessary function in the school. ,, The members, both iunior and senior students, work as assistant librarians during free periods. The club has a yearly field trip, and awards certifi- j cates to members who have rendered outstanding service.