Hendrick Hudson High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Montrose, NY)

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5--- J,-, .D'.n CURTIS VALENTINE cURT Tall and handsome, shy and coy, A wonderful personality had this boy. Never a no but always a yes , Willing Curt will be a success. MARIE VAUGHEY RE When Irish eyes are smiling, With a manner carefree and gay. When a colleen is beguiling, That's our Marie in every way. MASS IH '51 TWT? N. WILLIAM WELSCH BLUB BER Not so short and not so tall, But nevertheless liked by all. Bill was the object of all the class pranks, For being a good sport we now give him our thanks JAMES WORMAN JIMMY If only a short time he did stay, We've not forgotten his friendly way. In the senior play he did his part, He'1l be a memory in each senior's heart, RAYMOND GILMAN RAY A quiet guy who seldom made a sound, But, Oh how nice to have around. Penetrating eyes and muscles galore, He was tops with us you can be sure, RICHARD KEYES DICK Neat and reserved are the words that portray, The fellow who stole the girls' hearts away. When in school Dick strove for perfection, He should make out well under Uncle Sam's direction

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SALVATORE SCHIAVO, Sal Sal was clever when it came to drawing, And as the years went by his ability went soaring. Each job he undertook he did so well, He'll be a success we now foretell. JOHN SEDLAK, Porky Johnnie is high on the ladder of success, To a great deal of knowledge he has access. He's certain to reach any goal he strives for, And we're certain he'll come up with a very high score. IIIASS lll'5l ARVID SOLHEIM, Arvy When Arvy came to H. H.H.S. , That he was quiet was our guess. But it wasn't long before we found him to be, A regular Joe with personality. AUDREY STEIN, Hoe Five foot two and eyes of blue, Full of pep and vigor too. At any game she could be seen, A neat little cheerleader who was mighty keen. THOMAS STINSON, Tom Short, speedy and full of pep, When playing basketball he was plenty hep. On the baseball team Tom also did his share, The squad will certainly miss him when he leaves this year. ANNE TRAINOR, Anne A smile for everyone had Anne, She was the Class' Yankee fan. You could never see her fingers move, When she was in a typing mood. l Z5 49

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