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

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K. Restein, B. Restein, B. Brown, A. Nicoletti, Mr. Smith, 1. Mi- chuel,J. Marafioti, M. Vaughey, F. Finley. J. Du Pilka, P. Mitchell. Wit RRIVIR lRURAlIR RAMIRA RlUR One of the inost popular elective courses in Hend- rick Hudson is the course in driver education under the guidance of Mr. Smitli. With their dual-control car and all the latest equipment for Studying traffic prob- ICITIS and I'CgUlE1JCiO115, the students are well trained to drive the rnodern automobile. Thisis anew club uncler the direction of Mr. Goudis. This club, known as the Shutterbugs, enables each member to take a good picture with the equipment he already owns and then requires him to develop and print it himself. Club officers were P. Sedlak, B. Kaczor, J. Carlin, and J. Tropiano. FIRST ROW: P. Chamberlain, R. Calley, R. Ferrusi, J. Butler, E. Ferris, H. Henning, G. George, H. Anderson, N. Jurinski. SECOND ROW: R. Blauvelt, L. Gory, J. P. Zsiday, R. Turner, R. Ferdon. ble, J. Carlin, R. Strang, R. Tur- ner, M. Turner, F. Peterson, J. Sekel, C. White, V. Eckert, B. faro, B. Huysman, J. Carlin, R Wilkie. Travis, R. Morrissey, P. Sedlak, THIRD ROW: H. Wilson, J. Trum- Kaczor. FOURTH ROW: G. Teed, G, Fresher, S. Veith, T. Palmiotto, J, Marafioti, J. Bemabo, R. Fur-

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FIRST ROW: T. Stinson, J. Car- bone, R. Collerrder, P. Mitchell, A. Harfield, C. Valentine. SECOND ROW: I. Du Pilka, B. Restein, R. Lounsbury, J. Michael, F. Finley, Miss Edgar, D. Surak, S. Sekel. THIRD ROW: B. Fisher, J. Heady, I. Docherty, S. Moore, J. Schreffler, M. Hurd. FOURTH ROW: B. Brovsm, F. Teets, A. Nicoletti, M. Di Cola, C. Guzi, R. Murphy, R. Palmiotto, G. Gil- more, A. Stein, M. Di Pietro, M. Vaughey. Pllllllll SPEAKI li Hlllll Members in this club must be juniors or seniors to be eligible. Under the direction of Miss Edgar, students receive an opportunity for experience in choral speaking, dramatics and public speaking. l Each year Mrs. Weinz sponsors the club to facilitate banking within the school. Head cashier was Joan Charles supported by representatives from each homeroom. They encouraged banking and handled banking procedures. FIRST ROW: M. Haight, D. Surak, J. Charles, W. Salicco, B. Bowes, M. Malles, C. Foriti. SECOND ROW: E. Smith, J. Acker, M. Rubino, M. Slocum, L. Kasper, R. Furfaro, B. Travis, T. Malone, Mrs. Weinz.

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SEATED: R. Collender, N. Rush C. Guzi, D. Brown, G. Glashoff, ...Y STANDING: Mr. Johnson, G Haight, D. Bartnik, J. Avati, R Dempsey, F. Lent, C. Valentine B. Pattison, J. Keefe. The Movie Crew renders valuable service to the school for these members operate all visual aid machines in the chool. Students showing an interest are trained by older members and operate machines duringfree periods. In ad- dition this group has also rendered service to community groups and its twenty-five members are kept quite busy. The club is sponsored by Mr. Johnson. Many people are familiar with this group for they usher for all school affairs both in the day time and evening. The twenty-five members are made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors and must have personality, the ability to coop- erate and present a neat appearance. The club is under the guidance of the Misses Mackey and Trudeau. MIIVII CREW usunzs Gunn SEATED: I. Sheridan, C. Currey, Mansfield, J. Du Pilka, C. Fonti, L. McCormick, B. Restein, R. Murphy. STANDING: M. Malles, B. Gillick, B. I. Salvatore, I. Heady, S. Moore, F. Finley, Mis. Mackey, Miss Trudeau, I. Flaherty, D. Brannigan, J. Pattison, P. Hogan, C.Marafio:i. I , , r'- 'M-' - -