Highland Falls High School - Highlander Yearbook (Highland Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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Y. 3 , -an . ,- 2 alum 'RNS ' Q.: ll ' , xf i-I Dedication O THOSE MEMBERS OF THE ARMED SERVICES - FORMER STUDENTS OF HIGHLAND FALLS HIGH SCHOOL, PERFORMING THEIR DUTY IN THE FIELD OF BATTLE AND sTRIvING TO PRE- A SERVE THE IDEALS OF TRUE FREEDOM - WE ' SINCERELY AND GRATEFULLY DEDIGATE THIS 1952 HIGHLANDER. I -G ,,fQ i-51 xxx AW S-5 -- ' -A- -2,55 Al- 'Q 5 - ' ES-L ' i it if F, Q' S FH- 5325 X ,A 12- H- Y ' '-If .N M I I - gi' 55 arts to 1 re 3 Q X 46 Q 0 'ff il VN 4' 2 5 -1'.flx. , I7 of M .C R C04 o Q . 'GWJ Q 0 9 1 9 QWQQQL, x X J F 54 8 5 .' I 72 '7'xA1 ooeo -E 'fij1'T?,6x , . ga V ' Q51 ,CLI Jam 25 4 In the Services of Our Country KL ,V,k . Q3 ,,Z, A Q W. f - 451251 .nrziffzfi 4. W . Y., ,V -- , Mm ,, I, xt- , it 2 rfishsafgsaflfgggfg ,Qfffyff 'fiews ee ag 'wg,svgggmmwv-H if , ' 'w if 431553 ffgwffi' . 1 . -' x .4 5 rm F gf .ls fa' erm '33, ww Lm 1 r S 4 . f ,.w:ff1f1,l,n-f, -, A In . 1 gil? Q '- I .r wzfigs' X S' K Q 5 fflisfP1,gf:,. ' - , A ' 3Q1iii:,5' n:. tif n - - 3 Q LW AX f 'iii4s'gfggsz,5Eeg, avr Robert Scott M! Sgt. Carson Bryant Pfc. Frank Baldschwieler S. A. A Q!! MQ Richard Pflel Cdt. Larry Freyermuth Slfc Charles Zint Pfc. ea. William Maher Sgt. Donald Drew S. N. Jerry Jarrett S. N. 21 ,32 in-Q . , f,-f l ' W Qi' f I Qgelwii ' r Q 1 A L Left lo righf----Mr. T. Fowler, Mr, N. Drew, Mr. D. Clark, Mr. M. Kay, Mr. P, Dunnery, Mrs, H. Haft, Mrs, I. O'Brien, M E. Nichols, Mr. F. wright, Prof. J. 1. O'NeiIl. The Boarcl of Education Prerzdefzl Mrs. Hannah Haft MEMBERS Mr. Tazwell Fowler, Vice-Preridefzt Mrs. Edna Nichols Mr. Norman Drew Mr. Morris Kay Mr, Peter Donnery, Clerk Mrs. Isabel O'Brien, Trearurer Mr. Frank Wright Mr. Donald Clark We wish to extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation to the members of the Board of Education, who meet monthly to improve the condition of our school. This year, as in years past, they have wisely budgeted the funds for activities and improvements. Through their untiring efforts they have made our school days most pleasant and profitable, 6 0 0 in WZEWTZWW C 7701 O93 f C 6251 0 6, Q0 2 L' Ex, XNXXXX XX X G 4- V656 iig P Wi-ev, -'V-' 3 Greetings to all: The publication of this 1952 edition of the High- lander by the members of the junior Class is another in- dication that the school year is drawing to a close. The class advisors, Miss Lloyd, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Grifhn and the Editorial Board, are to be congratulated for this splendid accomplishment. Their efforts have af- forded us the opportunity to live again the happy occasions recorded herein and to recall many pleasant schoolmates with whom we were associated. The termination of the present school year will mark the closing of my long administration as your Principal. I have been privileged to supervise the school and to be as- sisted by a group of students, teachers and non-teaching personnel whose equal it would be difficult to find. I am sensible of the great obligation I owe to each of them and to each, a sincere thank you. It is they who accomplished the imposing record credited to Highland Falls High School. Some one has compared life to climbing a rugged mountain. It is with effort that we ascend the slope each day growing stronger mentally, morally and physically. When the going is difficult as it is bound to be at times, one stops to rest and gazes back over the trail. Here and there are vivid green patches that stand out on the land- scape as pleasant, satisfying experiences. They instill the urge to press forward until the summit is reached. When ' I the goal is attained and there'is no further slope to climb, PROP- JAMES I- O'NEU-L, P'1'Yf1P4l a final glance back over the path of accomplishment is its own rewardg and then on into the shadows of the valley. The past twenty years shall always be cherished by me as the most pleasant years of my life. I shall often look back to the green pastures and live again the happy days that have been preserved in print and prose on the pages of the Highlander, I hope to be around for many years to come -- to visit the school - to talk with you and even though I shall not be your Principal, it is my hope that you shall always regard me as your friend. Cordially, Prof MR. FLOYD PECK In September, 1929, with an A. B. degree from Syracuse University and two years' teaching experience, I joined the High land Falls High School faculty. Classes were then held in the old building opposite our present school site, with Mr. Guy Has- kins as principal. During the past twenty years, our faculty and students have been fortunate in having the sincere and capable leadership of Professor james L. O'Neill. We are justly proud of our present student body and, likewise, of the solid American citizens who have in the past been loyal students of H. F. H. S. To Professor O'Neill and to the class of 1952, I extend my sincere congratulations for work well done, and may the future offer all that is best for each of you. Mr. Floyd Peck Vice-Principal 'Xi XE 'L 1 shgik 'K A R, Q X I 5 : A .A 5 3 'N al YS-J I 1 Q' 6 f Q NOS? Eii.x.i5s qi, 2 lg?-1.5, Q? ii L' .ik Wm. ' ...ea ' N110-35, ill W 'hv-5... 'Nw-su....,.,,, 11 ' f,w7.,f3f'fw , 1 ,.:: 1 W 5 6 A .2 M HX sqsuoggg., - , ?!7!f'?7 '!??' , Q .6 1' MRS. DOROTHY KEEFFE MRS. JESSICA K, HANKIN MR. JEROME FLAX MR. 'KENNETH L. FISH EngliIlJ Englifh, Library ' Englixls, Social S1udieJ Sarial Studiex MISS MARION K. HIGGINS Sofia! StudieI .gm MR. JOHN GRIFFIN Srience MISS GENEVIEVE MILES Math, Guidanre MRS. AGNES TREACY MISS MARYBELL LLOYD MISS FRANCES Frenrla, Spanhlo Lalin Home Efonomirx A X 4- ,. 'Y L ff. ' 1 A J',J I 'S,J ll? - I , . 3 MRS. ETHEL C. STEWART MR. JEROME M. MALKAN MRS. DOROTHEA POWELL MISS DOROTHY V. MANN Ar! Induurial Arn K BuIineII Commercial IO MRS, GERTRUDE ARNOLD Miss MARY M. Bosca MR. RAYMOND A. QUIMETTE MR. LEONARD F. ADRIANCE 7, 8 Grade Social Studies 7, 8 Gmde Erzgliyb 7, 8 Grade Malia. Muxic MRS. HELEN N. HOAG Mrs. ELIZABETH QUAINTANCE Secrelary to the Principal School Nune DR. F. H. DARRAGH Miss PRISCILLA HALLOCK MR. WALDO WOOD School Phyxician Playfical Education Phyficul Educalion 4 Ea 'W , 1 .,,. ,. X i'-R . M 3 . S ' . ,, . , Rf A ' RR., , . . . . . . c1 ' MRS. ANNE B. CARPENTER MR. EMERSON CARPENTER MR. MELVIN CONLEY MR. Nu.o TOSOLINI Officer of Attendance Cufzodian Cuxzodian Mqinzenqncg 11 Highlander Staff Prefiderzt JOE ACIZT1 Sev1'e!ar'y EDITH CONERO Treamrer DOROTHY ANN DREW Bzrrirreff Manager JOAN WALLACE Photo Editor KEN ROSSER Art Editorf Typift 1952 Vive-Pre.fiderzt JOHN BARTON C o-Editorf ROBERT GEE MARY HELEN MCCORMICK Literary Editor! LOUISE CHRISTOLON GEORGE DILLER Sporty Editor JIMMY BAKER Adviyorf STELLA AVERY EDWINA DELEAUCH MISS LLOYD DAVID SCOTT 1 2 MRS. POWELL MR. GRIFFIN X N 6 X If N 6 X f X 7 ff X 7 '+ gf , fffx ig N , sm , W f' ff f Q X ' 4 KX FN fn f , NF ,ff , Y fx ix gf K K MM Xdkkv-A ,, We M1, C H' fffcif-.E-,Se-P 'E 'f ' J X f N X X if gn 3, I KA b ,sh '- X XY 5 1 y we Y Mfli- xx . - u- ,XX 1 e , x K X X -1 55, 'VG ' U X 5 -.. , 'SJ get! 'gp , -fell' ,,s-+.,f:N.3b ' C-5' of ' .X--f Q 1-1. N Q--'L.-him 5 .L V, . .-f., ARCHIBALD, DONNA There war a Jtur dunred, and under that way I horn. Clubs: Biology, Latin, Art, Glee Clubg Maroon and White, Highlander: In- tramural: Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball fDirectorJ g Student Council. X . BELLADONE, MARY She Jmiled and the Jhadowx departed. Clubs: Spanish, Glee Club, Shop, Ma- roon and White: Red Cross: Band: Library. BAKER, JAMES A1 merry ar the day if long. Clubs: Latin, Sports, Dramaticsg Ma- roon and White, Student Councilg Intramural Director, Intramural: Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Var- sity: Football, Basketball, Baseball Track. 14 AUMACK, PATRICIA Her frown: are fairer far than Jmilex of other maiden! are. Clubs: Glee Club, Commercial, F. H. A.: Maroon and White: Intramural: Field Hockey, Baseball, Basketball. 19 BLEWITT, BARBARA Ifhall laugh myrelf to death. Clubs: Glee Club, Arty Intramural: Softball, Field Hockey, Basketball. BORGER, WALLING The mon who Jeehf one thing in life and hut one, Moy hope lo arhieve it before life he done. Clubs: Latin, Biology: Youth in Gov- ernment: Maroon and White: Band: Intramural: Football fManagerJ. 52 BURKE, MAUREEN Nor be you proud that you can ree all hearty your captivef, yours yet free. Clubs: Glee Club, Current Events, Mod- ern Language fPres., Vice-Pres.j g Awards: Spanish Ig Maroon and Wlhiteg Highlander: Student Council. BROWN, MARGERY She'J known hy the name of persever- onfe in a good cauxe and of ohrlin- acy in a had one. Clubs: Current Events, Modem Lan- guage QPresidentjg Maroon and White: Highlander fCo-Editorjg Public Speaking Contest: Student Council: Tennis Team: Intramural: Hockey, Basketball, junior Marshall: Awards: French I, Intermediate Al- gebra. 15 Bowan, LAURENCE In Dixieland I'll lake my rtand, To lih and die in Dixie. Clubs: Athletic: Varsity: Football, Base- ball: Intramural: Basketball, Track, Baseball, Football, Golf Team, Stu- dent Councilg Fire Squad. BURNELL, MARYALICE T hir maiden Jhe lived with no other thought :hon to love and he loved hy lhee. Clubs: Latin, Glee, Com.: Head Major- etteg Maroon 8: White: Sec., Music Dept.: Intramural: Hockey, Softball. CARPENTER, JOYCE I'1fe taken my fun where I've found il. Clubs: Glee Club, Latin, Art, Library f:Presidentj g Maroon and White: As- sistant Librariang Intramural: Field Hockey, Volleyball. CONLEY, BEssIE I Iuuglfd tilll fried. Clubs: Glee Club, Art: Intramural: Softball, Field Hockey, Basketball, F. H. A.: Red Cross Representative, Assistant Librarian. CONLEY, ANN I lmte nobody, I um in flaarily with the world. Clubs: Glee Club, Commercial, F. H. A., Award: Business Arithmeticg Red Cross Representative, Maroon and White: Youth in Government: In- tramural: Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball. 16 CARSON, CAROL A blurb il beautiful but romezimm in- convenient. Clubs: Art, Homeroom Play, Highland Falls, School' Newspaper Representa- tive: State Writing Contest, Varsity: Basketball, Volleyball, Tennisg Home Economics Play, Hampton, Va. 19 DENHAM, ELIZABETH A Sl9e'f ull my fancy painted her, .fbe'J lovely, JlJe'J divine. Clubs: Glee, Latin, Stu. Coun.: Intra- mural: Hockey, Basketball, Maroon 8r White: Highlander: Sec., jr. Class: Youth in Gov.: jr, 8: Sr. Prom Com. DILLER, RAYMOND I have never found the companion that war ro rompanionahle or Jolilude. Varsity Basketball Manager: Intra- mural: Football, Baseball. 52 ESPOSITO VINCENT Tolla of jomhr ladder and he would DRAPER, LINDA A rorehud Jet with liltle willful thorm, And Jweet or Englirh air could make her. Clubs: Art Club, Highland Falls: Club Paper, Language Club, Foreign Rela- tions Club, England. .5 axle the numher of Jtepf. Clubs: Current Events: Band: Varsity: Track: Intramural: Track, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Cross Country: Awards: English III, History III: The Cavaliers: Public Affairs Forum. gi FRANGOS, ALICE FRATTAROLA, ROMANO To win that wonder of the world, A great nore indicates 4 greal man! A fmllf' hom be' bngbt 9765- Intramural: Football, Basketball, Track, Clubs: Commercial fSecretary and Treasurerj, F. H. A. fPresidentj, Glee Clubg Maroon and White Q Treasurerj . l'7 Baseball: Varsity: Baseball, Basket- ball lManagerJg Vice President, Sen- ior Classg President, Student Councilg Highlander: Sr. Class Social Com. GALU, ANTOINETTE Better to give tban to take. Clubs: Glee Club, Spanish, Modern Language, Library, F. H. A., Drama- tic, Red Cross, Secretary of Music Department. i GATES, SAM Some wit! can digert, before other: can cbew. Awards: Plane Geometry, Latin II, Chemistry, American History, Out- standing Scholarg Student Council, American Legion Speaking Contest, Junior Marshall, Clubs: History, llrfodern Language: Intramural: Foot- all. 19 GRABER, LARRY I never like being bil witbout Jlfikillg bark. Varsity Football, Vice-Pres., jr. Class: Intramural: Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, Sec. to Guidance Teacher, Clubs: Latin, Biology: Boxing Team. GORHAM, CATHERINE Her voice war ever Jofl, gentle, and low, an exrellent tbing in woman. Clubs: Glee Club, Modern Language QVice Presidentjg Student Council fSecretary and Vice Presidentjg Ma- roon and White, Intramural: Volley- ball, Field Hockey, Softball, Youth in Government. 18 HAINES, CHARLES To eat, and to drink, and to be merry. junior Varsity: Basketball, Footballg Varsity: Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Country: Clubs: Spanish mural: Basketball, Football. 1 Chairman of Social Committee, Intra- HARPER, JAMES JR. Foe tahen my fun where 1,116 found it. President of Fish and Game Club, In- tramural: Baseball, Football, Track, Basketball: Fire Squad, Varsity: Baseball. 52 KRIEGER, MARY She looheth or hutter would no! melt in her mouth. Awards: Freshman Art: Intramural: Field Hockeyg Maroon and White: Clubs: Art, Highlander. JONES, DONNA Her ntodett loohr the :ottage might adorn, Sweet or the prinzrore peepf beneath the thorn. Intramural: Basketball, Baseball, Field Hockey, Ping Pong, Volleyball, Clubs: Latin, Dramatic. 19 HLAVATY, PAUL Nothing if there more friendly to a mon than 4 friend in need. Intramural: Football, Baseball, Volley- ball, Varsity: Football: Treasurer of Maroon and White, Student Council. KREITZER, NORMAN Be rilent and Jafe, filenre never hetroyi you. Clubs: Modern Language, Biology, Civics, Fire Squad, Highlander, In- tramural: Volleyball, Football. Lo PRESTI, Rosaiuo A faithful friend if a Jtrong defenre. Clubs: Band, Latin: Intramural: Base- ball, Basketball, Football: Intramural Director: Varsity Basketball: J. V. Basketball: J. V. Football. MCCAEE, JOHN He ir the very pineapple of politenexr. Clubs: Junior Classical, Biology, Gun and Rod, Boys' Chorus: Intramural: Basketball, Football, Track, Cross Country: Awards: Second Place, Orange Co. 1951 School Boys' Run. MAYER, ROBINA And Jeem a Jaint when I mutt play the devil. Clubs: Latin, Civics, Glee Club: Band: Student Council: Highlander: Ma- roon and White: Intramural: Field Hockey, Basketball. 20 MACIEJKO, THEODORE lVaJted hir Juhrtanref with riotauf liv- zng. Intramural: Football, Baseball: Clubs: Latin, Athletic: Varsity: Co-Captain Football, Track, Basketball: junior Varsity: Basketball: Senior Social Committee: Chief, Fire Squad. 19 MCCABE, PETER The world'r great men have not ram- monly heen great Jchalarr, nor itf great .rrholarr great men. Intramural: Football, Basketball: Clubs: Football, Biology, Red Cross: Foot- ball Manager: Asst. Treas., Sr. Class. MELLEY, JOAN Silence if more mtuictzl than any Jong. Clubs: Glee Club, Commercialg Maroon and Whiteg Intramural: Basketball, Softball, Field Hockey, Volleyball: Business Arithmetic Award. 52 . ,-,. arg.. MILES, MYRNA Your eyer hltze depth! are lifted lVith love and ffiendfhip Jtirred. Clubs: Glee Club, Spanish, Artg Intra- mural: Field Hockey. MONAHAN, DOLORES Her lozfelinefr I never knew Until the .smiled on me. Intramural: Field Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Kickballg Clubs: fPresi- dentj Commercial Club, Glee Club, Spanishg Maroon and White Co-edi- tor. MoRLocK, Lois MURPHY, THOMAS She if pretty to walk with Af true ai rteel. And witty to talk with Intramural: Football, Basketball, Base- And pletzmnt, too, to think on. Clubs: Junior Classical fPresidentj g Christmas Windowg Maroon and White. 21 ball fDirectorjg Varsity: Football, Track, Basketball, Clubs: Athletic, Latin: Maroon and White: Fire Squad. NQRDLIE, ADRIENNE An arrhangel a little damaged. Maroon and White: Highlander fTreasurerJ junior and Senior Class Clubs: Modern Language, Libraryz Current Events: Intramural: Basket- ball: Public Speaking Contest. PFEIL, Lois The real oner, the right oner, the Ilfdigbl oner and the true, The heft, peerleu rportrmen, their num- herr are hut few. Intramural: Basketball, Volleyball, Soft- ball, Field Hockeyg Clubs: Modern Language: Assistant Librarian. PENNINGTON, PATRICIA A friend if a perron with whom I may he .rinfere Before him, I may think aloud. Band in Normandy: Orchestra, Water Ballet: Junior Classical Club. 19 4 5 V Q. I gf' . POWERS, SARAH JANE RATHKE, JOYCE Her thoughtr are like a flock of huttef- Thore who hring runrhine to the liver flier. of other! rannot keep it from them- Sr. Soc. Com.: Stu. Coun. g Clubs: Dram., relver. Latin Treas.g Cheerleader: Maroon 8: Clubs: Mod. Lang.: jr. Classical: Intra- Whiteg Intramural: Hockey, Basket- mural: Hockey, Basket, Soft, 8: Vol- ballg R. C. Rep. and Rep'r: Libr'ian. leyb'lg Asst. Lib.g Prom Com.gCl1'l'd'r. 22 L REBERHOLT, AUGUST Young in Iimhr in judgment old. Intramural: Football, Basketball, Track: Clubs: Modern Language. 52 RIPA, JOHN Men of few wofdr are the ben. Band: Boys' Glee Club: Varsity: Foot- ball: -I. V. Football: Intramural: Football: Maroon and White: Track. RHINEFIELD, DONALD We may live without friendJ,' Wfe may live without hookrg But civilized man runnot live with- out eoohf. Varsity: Football, Baseball, Basketball fManagerj, Track, Boxing: Band: Orchestra: Cavaliers: Clubs: Ath- letic, Glee Club: junior Prom 'Com- mittee. 23 REILLY, WILLIAM Art imitater nature, und necexfity iJ the mother of invention. Intramural: Football: fSeCretaryj Rod and Gun Club: Athletic Club. Ross, JOAN A merry heart maketh u cheerful coun- tenunce. Clubs: Glee, Class'l, Sec. Cut. Ev., Sec. Mod. Lang., Bio.: Co-'Capt JV, Capt. V. Cheer1'ders: Highl'der: Sec: Sr., Soph.: Aw'ds: Alg., Eng., Hist., Typ. RUMPELTES, JEAN Prererving the fweelnerf of proporzion and exprening itself beyond ex- prerfion. Clubs: Latin, Civics, Glee Club fPresi- dentj, Modern Languageg Band, Or- chestra, Intramural: Field Hockey, Basketball: Cavaliers. SMITH, P. McCoy Bom for ruereu he Jeemed Willa grave lo win, willy heart to bold. Varsity: Tennis, Cross Country: Public Sp'king Contest, Clubs: Mod. Lang., Asst. Fd. Maroon 84 Whiteg Intra- mural: F'tb'l, CC, B'k'tb'l g JV B'k'tb'l. SAKMANN, ALBERT He profilx mort who fewer ben. President of: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class, Athletic As- sociation fSecretary and Treasurerlg Student Council, Chairman of People's Party, Varsity: Football fCo-Captainjg Varsity King in Freshman year, Boys' State 1951. 24 RYSAVY, BEVERLY Full of fun and mirclyief zoo, doing thingy flae Jbouldn'l do. Intramural: Basketball, Field Hockey, Clubs: Lating J. V. Cheerleaderg Varsity Cheerleaderg Senior Social Committee. 19 URNAZ, MURIEL Looe in lhy youth, fair maid, be wife. Clubs: Glee Club, Library: Intramural: Field Hockey: Maroon and White Art Editor, Assistant junior Librar- ian. VACEK, DAGMAR A lovely being .rmfcely formed or moulded A rote with all itf Jweeteft ledveJ yet folded. Clubs: Glee Club, Latin, Civics: Intra- mural: Field Hockey: Maroon and White: Highlander. 52 WORK, MARILYN Me think! I Jee in dreamlund fanriet Clubs: Commercial, Art, Glee Club Maroon and White. WOHL, JAY True wit ir nature to advantage df6J'J'yd, What oft wa: thought, hut ne'er Jo well expreJJ'd. Student Council: Editor Highlander: Varsity: Basketball, Track: Intra- mural: Football, Track, Basketballg J. V. Basketball: Clubs: Spanish, Youth in Government Representativeg junior and Senior Prom Committee: Tennis lCaptainJg Cross Country. 25 WEYANT, ESTHER But to fee her wax to love her Love but her und love forever. Clubs: Home Economics, Modern Lan- guage, Junior Classical, Glee Club Intramural: Field Hockey, Basketball Volleyball. it P 7,55 Q I 6l lg Y M Www' Q f.-'25 D I3 - S A S if p Q S wfhisinl NS Wa l 31,40 l r l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Leif: ro riglfl-Mr. Fish, J. Rose, Secretaryg A. Sakmann, Presidentg A, Nordlie, Treasurerg R. Frattarola, Vice-president. Public Speaking The annual American Legion Public Speaking Contest was placed as follows Charles Harnes first Sam Gates second Marjorie Brown third On anuary 31 represent1ngH F H S in the County Contest at Cornwall, Marjorie Brown took third prize. held on December 14. Supervised by Mrs. Hankin, the participants i' I . 1 1 . I as Left to right-Sam Gates, Marjorie Brown, Charles Haines 26 Class Prophecy , Bernie and I were spending the weekend with Sarah jane and her ofhcer husband at West Point. After lunch we decided to stroll through West Point and Highland Falls. We passed Grant Hall, where jay Wohl, Mike Esposito, McCoy Smith and Sam Gates were waiting for their drags They said they liked being members of the Cadet Corps very much. We stopped at the Thayer Hotel where jimmy Baker was the manager. We entered the dining room and found Maureen Burke, Carol Carson, Linda Draper, Adrienne Nordlie, and Donna jones having cocktails with their ofiicer husbands. As we were passing the West Point Arms, Mary- alice beckoned us to go in, Betty and Maryalice are the co-owners. Matt Rhinefield and his Jumpin' Bugs were playing a two week stand there. Among his band members are August Reberholt and Wally Borger, comprising the brass section. Robina Mayer plays the piano and also substitutes as the bass fiddle player. As we left the Arms, we ran into Lois Mor- lock and Pat Pennington just returning from jack Ripa's Riding Academy. We decided to have our hair done at Toni's Razzle Dazzle Beauty Parlor. Much to our surprise we met Donna Archibald, Esther Weyant and Joyce Rathke, now hostesses in the Melody Lane, owned by Sistie Gorham. They told us that Dagmar and Muriel were on a trip to Bermuda with their husbands and that Lois Pfeil was taking care of their children at the Monahan and Melley Baby Clinic. While we were all together, we agreed to have our picture taken at Norman Kreitzeris U-Pose 'Em, We Snap 'Em Studios. There we learned that Mary Belladone and Barbara Blewitt were his famous models. Mary told us that Joyce Carpenter was the head of a foundling hospital and that Pat Meara was living in Colorado with her husband, Norman. As we approached the Terminal Building we encountered Doctor jean Rumpeltes entering her office. She told us that Tom Murphy owned the Storm King Rocket Service in the same building. Also in this building john and Peter McCabe have an Old Fashioned Hash House, and on the second floor jim Harper owned the Highland Falls Shooting Gallery. We continued our journey up to the High- land Falls High School, our old Alma Mater. Romeo Frattarola was the supervising principal, Marge Brown, Girls' P. T. Director, Larry Graber, football coach, and Lep Lo Presti, basketball coach. Romeo informed us that Teddy Maciejko was the mayor of Highland Falls. Sarah found a run in her stocking, and, as we were going into Blank's Department Store, we met Marilyn Work, Ann Conley and Pat Aumack. They told us that Bessie was the manager of Blank's. We decided that we would l.ike to go to New York for the evening so we all hopped into our Supersonic Helicopter. Arriving in New York, we all agreed on going to the Polo Grounds to see Larry Bower, Ray Diller, Bill Reilly and Sonny Haines play baseball for the New York Giants. As we watched Sonny's beautiful home run fly through the air, we happened to' see Beverly and jimmy jumping with oy at the rnagnificent home run. We all stopped off at Xavier High School to see Sissy Krieger, her husband was the coach of the Xavier football team. Since we were all together for the first time in so long, we wanted to go to a famous night spot and celebrate. Sissy suggested our going to Alice Frango's Diamond Clover. There we found Boxer Sakmann, Governor of Florida, joan Rose, his secretary, and Paul Hlavaty, Bear Mountain's Chief of Police. We enjoyed our- selves as much as we had in the good old days back H. F. H. S. Back in West Point the next day, Bernie and I thanked Sarah and her husband for a pleasant week- end and took our departure. ' MYRNA MILES SARAH JANE POWERS The Last Will and Testament 1 of the Class of 1952 We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound mind, body and spirit, do hereby bequeath these, our personal belongings, to the members of the Class of 1933. We sincerely hope that they will try to live up to the standards set for them by previous Senior classes. This is our last formal act as Seniors, and we leave H. F. H. S. with a clear, sound conscience. First: To Prof. O'Neill, whom we have learned to love and respect while at school, we say goodbye, and we leave our everlasting gratitude for all that he has done for us. Second: To all faculty members we give our thanks for their part in making us citizens of the future. Third: To Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Fish we extend our thanks for their help, guidance and patience with us throughout the year. Fourth: Finally, to the Class of 1953 we leave the Senior homerooms, and We trust that they will show them the same respect that we have. We now leave the following personal bequests: Ted Maciejko leaves his ability???? Bev Rysavy leaves her ability to get along with the Navy to Winnie Delbaugh. Sarahjane Powers leaves to Super Drew the ability to look up when everything else is looking down. jackie Ripa 'leaves his ability to ride horses to anyone who can stand the smell. joyce Rathke leaves her cheerleading ability to joan Wallace - Esther W'eyant sadly leaves Mr. Mal.kan's driving classfmuch to his relief! Lois Pfeil leaves her athletic ability to Mary Helen McCormick. Mary Krieger and Myrna Miles leave their after- school cafeteria on the bus to all bus students. joan Melley leaves her basketball ability to Maggie Davis. Boxer Sakmann, who is so occupied with his many, many duties, just couldn't find time to leave. Mary Belladone wills her great ability to read short- hand to Sally Palermo. Pat Aumack leaves her ability to daydream in class to anyone who thinks she can get away with it. Sonny LoPresti leaves his drum in the band to Beef Barton. Wally Borger leaves ,... jay Wohl leaves his old basketball to Mope Joe Aceti. ' Larry Graber leaves his seat in the TP to Skip Riquier. I Joan Rose leaves her cheerleading megaphone to Barb Fowler. Dolores Monahan leaves to Anne Freyermuth her ability to keep smiling. Robina Mayer leaves her ability to back into stone walls to any eligible junior driver. Matt Rhinefield leaves his manly physique to Vic Galufhe can use it! jean Rumpeltes leaves her sultry walk to Teddy Wey- ant. Muriel Urnaz leaves her seat on the Doodletown Express to Marjorie Reynolds. Joyce Carpenter leaves her position outside Mr. Fish's window to Cathy Davis. l L Al jim Harper leaves to Bill. Reilly his ability to outwit the government rangers. Sam Gates leaves to Louise Christolon a portion of his tremendous brain. A Ray Diller leaves the basketball managership to any- one who wants it!!! Anne Conley and Pat Pennington leave their shy at- titude to Charlie Bough. Betty Denham leaves to Kay Gallagher a greasy spoon from the West Point Arms. Henry Kreitzer leaves his photograph collection to Ken Rosser. Donna Archibald leaves her ability to give Miss Hal- lock a hard time to Sissy Avery. Maureen Burke leaves her ability to drag greybacks to Phyllis Miles. Linda Draper leaves some interesting notes written in Study Hall to anyone who can decipher them. John McCabe leaves Georgie Diller a few inches in height and a box of Wheaties W Breakfast of Champions. Pete McCabe leaves his very fast walk to Moose Dulaney. Carol Carson leaves her natural blond hair to Dona O'Dell. Margie Brown leaves her mouth of perpetual motion to Edith Conero. Sonny Haines leaves his straight jacket to jack Kregel. Mike Esposito leaves his French accent to Ellis Davis. Bessie Conley and Barbara Blewitt leave their quiet friendship to Yvonne Dixon and Evelyn Frazier. Larry Bower leaves his Texan drawl to John Briganti. McCoy Smith leaves George Alvord a bottle of A-1 vitamin pills. Adrienne Nordlie gives to Frieda Davis some tips on Plebe rules. Gus', Reberholt leaves to Dick Walker a copy of the book, The Spirilr of Wert Point. Marilyn Work leaves hours of silence to Eleanor Crum. Alice Frangos leaves a multitude of excuses to Pete Rose. Donna jones leaves Davy Cullison a pair of Adler escalator shoes. Mary Alice Burnell leaves all her majorettes to twirl by themselves. Dagmar Vacek leaves her power to make the fresh. man boys sigh to Anna Perna. Tom Murphy leaves to Danny Vanzo a pair of foot- ball shoes to replace his wornout sneakers. Lois Morlock leaves her art ability to any member of the Junior Class who can draw??? Romeo Frattarola leaves a good Irish name to Ronald Musolino. Sistie Gorham leaves H. F. H. S. for greener pastures. Paul Hlavaty leaves God's country fFort Montgom- ery, to David Glenn. jim Baker leaves all kinds of horseplay to Vitch Deliyiannis. Toni', Galu leaves Mrs. Hankin a home-recording, so she can remember their classroom discussions CLASS OFFICIAL, jay Wohl WITNESSES, Charles Haines, Muriel Urnaz SENIOR CLASS Fin! row-D. Rhinefield, R. Diller, T. Murphy, T. Maciejko, J. Harper, S. Gates, W. Borger, Borger, J. Ripa. Second row- II. Carpenter, L. Pfeil, C. Gorham, A. Galu, C. Carson, A. Nordlie, J. Rose, P, Aumack, M. Meara, D. Monahan, A. Frangos, B. Blewitt, Rumpeltes, M. Krieger. Third mu'-J. Melley, B. Rysavy, S. Powers, M. Work, B. Conley, B. Denham, D. Archi- bald, A. Conley, A. Sakmann, R. Frattarola, M. Brown, D. Vacek, E. Weyant, J. Rathke, M. Burke, M. Burnell, M. Belladone, M. Miles, Mr, Fish. Class History Nearly 720 days ago we were Freshmen! We thought we were wonderful then. We couldn't wait to be graduated and show folks how the world should really be run. Eight years of our life had already been spent in school, the equivalent of a life jail sentenceg the school hours were endless, and Graduation Day was some faraway moment. But now that it's nearly here, webegin to wonder why we didn't enter more activities or try a little harder for those A's.', As we think back, some of the things we promised ourselves we'd remember forever have slipped way back into our minds. Letls take those big special days and those small warm details from their hiding places and recall once more what we'll forget too soon. REMEMBER FRESI-IMAN YEAR? As September, '48, came along, we found our- selves bewildered Freshmen, embarking on a career of four years of study. Freshman year brought the chance to try out for varsity sports for the boys and cheerleading for the girls. It also brought our class the honor of having a Freshman as Varsity King. Many of us took Latin and can still recall that Latin trip to New York as though it were yesterday. So the year ended, and we went away a lot wiser, We knew Civics and General Science and how to torment next year's Freshmen, but it was more than thatg we were growing up! REMEMBER SOPI-IOMORE YEAR? We really felt like big shots then. We were able to remain seated when the upper classes entered the auditorium. We published the Maroon and White under the direction of Mrs. Hankin, Mrs, Powell and Miss Higgins. Many of our Sophomore boys became well-known athletes. As the year ended, we all looked forward to being juniors and being able to produce The Higlander. REMEMBER JUNIOR YEAR? Our Junior year was really important to us be- cause it was then that we produced The Highlander for the class of 1951. It was really thrilling to see our plans go into action with the help of Miss Lloyd, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Griffin. We re- ceived our class rings in the spring, and, bursting with pride, we showed them to everyone. As the calendar announced the arrival of May, we juniors gave a combination prom with the Seniors. A lot of hard work went into itg and, as May 19th arrived, the auditorium was virtually transformed into a beautiful May garden, complete with real flowers. When Moving Up Day came, we proudly took our new seats in the Senior section of the assembly. We then looked forward with great anticipation to our Senior year. REMEMBER SENIOR YEAR? Now we were Seniors! How many of us thought the day would never come! The big event during October was the school Halloween Party when the Senior boys gave their hilarious skit in the auditorium. The Senior Prom, in November, proved to be the big- gest event of the year, We looked forward to our class trip, being measured for caps and gowns, ex- changing name cards, getting autographs, taking those last snapshots, receiving our yearbooks, attending the Athletic Banquet and our last Senior assembly. Finally Graduation itself, when we walked up to receive our diplomas as students and walked back as alumni of the Class of 1952. We, the Class of '52, sincerely hope that our successors will have memories as pleasant as those which we now take with us. MARYALICE BURNELL MAUREEN BURKE 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 NAME Archie Archibald . . . Pat Aumack .... . Jim Baker ........ . Giggles Belladone .. Bobbie Blewitt .... . Wally Borger . . . . Tex Bower . . . . Marge Brown . . . . Mo Burke ........ . MaryAl Burnell . . . . Joyce Carpenter .... .. . . . Squeaky Carson . . . . Bet Conley . . . . Ann Conley . . . . Bet Denham . . . Ray Diller Lin Draper . . . . Mike Esposito . . . . Al Frangos ....... . Romeo Frattarola . . . Toni Galu ...... . Pearly Gates . . . Sistie Gorham ..... . Larry Graber ...... . Chargin' Chai Haines Wirnpy Harper .... . Lay Hlavaty ...... . Dee jay jones . . . . Sissy Kreiger . . Hen Kreitzer . . . . Lep LoPresti . . Ox Maciejko . . . Ro Mayer .... . Mac McCabe . . . . Pete McCabe . . . . joan Melly . . . . Mert Miles . . . . De Monahan . . . Lo Morlock . . . Tom Murphy . . . . Addi Nordlie . . . . Pat Pennington . . . . junior Pfeil ..... . Sadie Powers . . . . Joy Rathke . . . . Gus Reberholt . . . . Willie Reilly ...... . Matt Rhinetield . . . . jack Ripa ...... . joanie Rose ....... . Rumpie Rumpeltes . . Bev Rysavy ....... . Boxer Sakmann . . . . Troop Smith . . . . Mugs Urnaz . . Dag Vacek . . . . Es Weyant . . . Bird Wohl . . . . Mari Work . . . . Senior Horoscope AMBITION Q Medical Secretary . . . Marry a Millionaire .... Hollywood ........ Officer in Waves .... Nurse .......... Run B. Rose's .... Army Oflicer . . . Be .tall .......... I'll never tell .. join the Waves . . . Baby Nurse .,.... fToo Personalj ..., Out-Laugh Barbara .... Sit on Boss' Knee . . . Cadet Nurse .... Run Grand Union . . . Marry an Ensign .. 6 Star General . . . . Learn to drive . , . . . Own a new Ford . Bowl 300 ............ 7 Star General ......... Get 98 in Intermediate . To fly ................ The second jim Thorpe . Shoot in Olympics ..... Pass Solid . .... . . . Private Secretary .... Commercial Artist ..... T. V. Cameraman ...... Join Navy to see world . None at all ........,.. Drive a car .......... Priesthood .,..... Giants' Manager .... Bookkeeper ...,.. Marry Bernie .. Lose weight ..... Air Force Wife .... Pass Intermediate .... Driver's License .... Graduate ..... . . Be successful . . Army Mrs. Get married . . . Pass Physics ...,....... Graduate ......,...... Prof. Tiddlywinks player Be a hobo ............ U. S. Secretary of State . Bass player for King Cole Marry Jim .... Live in Florida ........ Walk into Moscow . . . Housewife . . . . Learn to cook ...... I'll never tell .... . . . To own a new Merch . , Loaf . ..,...,...,... . USUALLY FOUND Pickwick ........... MaryAlice's ........ Willy's ........ With Evie . . . Writing letters ..... Ben Rose's .......... In a geometry book .... Asleep ........... Dragging .... With Lep . . With Super . . Not home .... Newburgh . . . On phone ..... In my Ford Home .......... OH'icer's Club .... Everywhere .... Pickwick .......... In disagreement .... Shirley's House . . . OHicer's Club .... Waiting ..,.... Henry's House . . . At home? .......... In the woods ......... With Larry and Henry With Walt ............ Bear Mt. Inn ........ At Larry's ..... MaryAlice's .... Eating ....... Pickwick . . . Cornwall . . . Chatterbox . . . Baby sitting .... jones' Point .... In the movies .... West Point ...... Melody Lane ...... Robinson Memorial . . . At home .......... Fishing ......... C-2 Sally Port . . . Melody Lane . . . Anywhere .... Canausa's car ....... Melody Lane ...,..... Down at the Stables Club meetings ....... Waking to Ondaora .... Pickwick .......... Ioan's House . . . In bed ........ With George .... With Nickie . . . In trouble Melody Lane . . . Can't tell .... CAUSE OF DEATH School ... . . . Super . . . . MaryAlice . . . . Driving .. . . . Mouse . . . Cold weather . . . . . . Dying ..... Marge . . . . . . Majorettes . . . . . Super's Speed . . . Woo Poo parties Brother Ray ....... Thetas . . . Heart attack Carol Mr. A. Driving . . . The Gray Beauty .. Senior Homeroom Old age 6o'clock Women Korea Longing Solid Honor System T.B. .......Physics . . . . MaryAlice P. A. School . . . . Heart failure . . . . Intermediate ..........S1ster ...........Bernie Pajama parties Teachers T.V.M. Her hands Brothers W.K.S. Esther Mr.Peck Gun explosion Women Horses . . . . Walden . . . . Sneezing Navy Bullet in head School Spaghetti Joyce Overwork Heart stopped UHWSTLQ. 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FRATTAROLA, C. CONERO, V Moiuxow, G. REGAN, P. MELLY 'I. KCJPALD, C. RUCLKMAN, Fira! row-A. Servedio, Walyus, C. Perna, E. Delbaugh, R. Gates, Willis, E. Furman, N. Kopald, R. Hlavaty, C. Robinson M. Brogi, R. Dc-Michiell, R. Faulk, E. Conley, Semnd row-A. Servedio, R. Herrick, L. Drew, N. Elsen, M. Phillips, M. A Friedle, D. Vinceletti, D. Fay, P. Wleyant, j. Moore, B. Stolarski, L. Hilliard, j. Green, C. Bessell, B, Sisserson, B. Ross Third 1'f1w'-MIS. Keeffe, T. Davis, C. Galu, B. Starr, A. Belladone, M. Barbolini, H. Adler, 1. Hostel, C, Ruckman, L. Nord lie, S. Winkel, A. Wfood, G. Carfora, D. Dc-Vitro, I.. Radulski. Fourfh row-A. Tosolini, R. O'Dell, J. Melley, S. Alosi, E O'Donnc-ll, R, Sands, J. Manos, T. Hicks, W. Meara, 1. Bailey, A. Lent, D. Lewis, D. Arnold, 1. Yates. 1. Bower, B. Newell M. Squicciaririi, F. Camporeale, J. Willis, J. Powers. Freshman Class 2' COUNCILORS ,,,. C. Bsssur, W. MEARA. 40 , a + 5 Qi 1.1 .NEI 7 ., W qw new, , PA i , i F - f - - LL: ,..,.f+:-. 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Ck f f 'WSW ' rfdi 7 'Q QQ 3 W f d Jw 2 ' 4: ' 14 ,, ' Xi Q -Z NSJSVJVJ D 'wx A rx A M! 9 V Q1 X Q L XKXQWW 0 igkx NN Mb Band Firifl row-T. Quinn, R. LoiPresti. Second muf- Mr. Aclriance, J. Barton, J. Chiarella, R. DeMich- iell, J. Walyus, N. Cardaropoli, S. Conley, P. Pennington. Third row-J. Hostel, A. Tosolini, R. Gee, J. Eaton, N. Kreitzer, R. Mayer. Fourth row-J. Rumpeltes, N. Tosolini, M. Esposito, D. Torzillo, E. Davis, G. Konopko, J. Dannell. The Cavaliers lfirit rau'fC. Ruckman, Barton, J. Eaton, A. Tosolini, T. Quinn, R. DeMiChiell, J. Chiarelln. D. Rhine-field. Semnd mu'--AAD. Vimzo. E. Davis, J. Dannell, Rumpeltes, R. Galu, Mr. Adriancc, D. Torzillo, V. Esposito, N. Tosolini. M alorettes KneelingfG. Nichols, M. Burnell, M. Davis, N. Elsen, L. Drew. SlandingfD. Quinlan, R. Her- rick, Mr. Adriance, H. Adler, I. Hanson. String Ensemble Left lv right-Mr. Adriance, M. Michael, J. Burchneld, M. Friedlc, G. Wallace, C. Ruckman, J. Hostel, Barton, A. Campbell, A. Perna, M. Leamey, P. Leamey, J. Kelley, D. Barbolini, N. McCormick. Glee Club Sealedfj. Melley, M. A. Friedle, G. Dixon, E Feldman, P. Melley, A. Campbell, T. Galu, L Nordlie, T. Weyant, R. Herrick, A. Belladone M. McCormick, B. Fowler, A. Perna, J. Moore St.4zndingvE. Weyant, B. Ross, P. Leamey, T Davis, B. Sisserson, F. Frattarola, S. Palermo, A Wood, J. Rumpeltes, Mr. Adriance, j. Hostel, A Galu, -I. Wallace, D. Archibald, H. Lilos, M Belladone, M. Barbolini, P. Weyant, B. Stolarski Junior High Glee Club Fir-.af fr1uffC. Storms, D. Barbolini, T. Belladone, S. Horne, N. Wood, J. Burchlield, 1. Anderson j. Vanzo, M. Manos, Rosser. Second wwf-C. x Starr, C. Hotaling, C. Dornberger, M. Lilos, D. Tatum, C, Lee, D. Hayden, G. Wallace, H. Conk- lin, C. Herman, J. Miller, D. Quinlan, L. Pault- navage, B. J. Adams. Kneeling-T. Murphy, R. Gee, D. Cullison, N. Kreitzer, P. Hlav- aty, L. Graber, D. Scott. Smmling-Mr. Peck, J. Harper, F. Gunn, W. Borger, II. Barton, L. Bower, J. Aceti, G. Spellman, P. Rose. In fmul -HT. Maciejko, Fire Chief. Sealed-f--G. Carfora, M. A. Glover, L. Galuppo, T. Belladone, A. Belladone, Quinn, H. jeheber. Smnding-iT. S. Davis, T. Servedio, Mr. Mallcan, R. Faulk, C. Robinson, J. Burchfield. The Fire Squad The Fire Squad is under the capable super- vision of Mr. Floyd Peck. Meetings are held on Wednesdays whenever problems must be dis- cussed, The duty of the Fire Squad is to check all tire extinguishers and hoses annually. The members also keep order during fire and air raid drills. There are sixteen members of the Fire Squad. Teddy Maciejko is the fire chief with Larry Bower as assistant chief. Shop C lub The Shop Club gives students who can't fit a course of Industrial Arts into their program, an opportunity to experience some of the bene- nts of this subject. It is restricted to non-shop students The entire club period is devoted to individ- ual work on the students' own projects. The club has no officers for it is run on a coopera- tive basis. Driving C lass Fira! mu'---N. Kreitzer, S. Gates, C. Bough, Mc- Cabe, J. Bailey, P. McCabe, W. Borger, L. Draper. Second mu'-M. Reynolds, J. Rathke, D. O'Dell, E. Conero, D. Archibald, B. Denham, D. Drew, li. Delbaugh, Mr. Malkan, E. Weyant, M. Kreiger, D. Monahan, T. Davis. Red Cross The American Junior Red Cross Council, an affiliate of the Newburgh Chapter, consists of two representatives from each homeroom. The projects for 1951-1952 are: Easter bas- kets and one hundred ash trays for Castle Point Hospital and gift boxes for overseas. Junior Classical Club The junior Classical Club is composed of a group of students who are interested in Roman customs, plays and activities. In the spring we plan a trip to some place of interest. This club meets twice a week in Room 29 with Miss Marybell Lloyd. The officers are: Coma! .. .. Lois MoRLocK Quaermr .. AUDREY Woor: Si-vibe . . . .. . JUDY GREENE Sealed-Mrs. Treacy, 1. Kircher, F. Davis, P. Miles, E. Weyant, J. Rathke, M. Burke, C. Gorham, B. Fowler, B. Starr, L. Pfeil. Standing-E. Davis, S. Gates, N. Dulaney, J. Wohl, M. Smith, A. Reberholt, N. Kreitzer, j. Bower, D. Gates. Ilifflf rou'-B. Sisserson, D. Brogi, Barton, S. Powers, B. Starr, C. Gunza. Second mu'--L. Drew, H. Fowler, Mrs. Com- stock, R. Spellman, Miss Higgins, W. Lewis, R. Musolino. Third rr1u'geR. Zint, H. Murphy, P. Melley, H. Lilos, A. Perna, M. Belladone, G. Regan, Miss Frates. Kneeling-G. Dixon, L, Hillyard, C. Perna, L. Christolon. Seated -A. Wotnd, L. Morlock, Greene. Standing-D. Brogi, Miss Lloyd, R. Stephens, D. Arnold, W. VanWay, P. Melley, R. Modern Language Club The Modern Language Club was organizeo in September under the direction of Mrs. Treacy, the former French and Spanish teacher. This was our second year of organization. Our ofhcers were elected and are as follows: Pres- ident, M. Burke, Vice President, C. Gorham, Secretary, B. Fowler, Treasurer, E. Davis and Sergeant-at-Arms, M. Smith. Our meetings are carried out in an orderly manner and at present have twenty-two mem- bers. After our meetings, we usually play a few games. . gm Art Club With the guidance of Mrs. Stewart, the Art Club has made soap carvings, helped to paint the Christmas windows, and at present is doing paper batik work. Many other things including a trip to an art museum are being considered. Library C lub The Library Club was successfully organized by Mrs. Hankin in September. Under the lead- ership of its officers, Joyce Carpenter, President, Adrienne Nordlie, Vice President, Bonny Sis- serson, Secretary, and janet Moore, Treasurer, the club has guided the members through a study of the library system. The members have applied this knowledge by becoming assistant librarians to Mrs. Hankin. Christmas Windows With the coming of Christmas we again viewed three brightly decorated windows de- signed by S. Avery, M. Urnaz and A. Vince- letti. Honorable mention designs were by B. june, B. Ramsdon and L. Morlock under the direction of Mrs. Stewart. ,J 5? Left lo rigbl-1. Yates, T. Murphy, T. Quinn, R. Vinceletti, M. Work, S. Avery, H. Murphy, C. Carson, L. Draper. Lefz to riglal-P. Shanks, M. Urnaz, J. Moore, L, NQfdlie, A, Nordlre, L. Crepeau, M. Phillips, B. Ross, D. A. Drew, A. Galu, M. Reynolds, Mrs. Hankin, B. Stolarqki, B. Sisserson. Sealed- J. Carpenter. Fifift rou'-N. Glenn, D. Young, M, Manos, G. Wallace, J. Woodruff, R. Frattarola, Miss Miles, J. Wallace, A. Sakmann, M. Brown, Rose, C. Bessel, L. Bower. Second rou'4A. Perna, C. Conero, M. H. McCormick, H. Fowler, C. Ruckman, Baker, G. Regan, W. Meara, D. Scott, V. Galu, V. Morrow, E. Conero, D. O'Dell, N. Kopald, R. Aceti. Student Council Prerident ...... Vire Preridezzf . . . Secretary ..... Treamrer . . . The Student Council is an organization consisting of two representatives from each homeroom elected for the purpose of creating a firm student governmentg regulating and con- trolling student affairs and carrying out social functions with the assistance of the student Qf-121. Left to fighl-S. Thomadios, L. Graber, H. Greene, W. Borger, G. Horne, C. Gough, D. .. ROMANO FRATTAROLA . . . . . . JOAN WALLACE . . . VIRGINIA MORROW .... ,.... JANE WOODRUFF body. This year under the able leadership of Miss Miles we have undertaken new and use- ful projects. We hope that our successors will have good luck in all their undertakings and strive for the betterment of our school. Biology Club The aim of the Biology Club is to gain a wider understanding of biology through the giving of re- ports and discussion. Karl Gough is the chairman and the program committee consists of Susan Brown and Kathleen Kilpatrick. The club is under the su- pervision of Mr. Griffin. Archibald, K. Kilpatrick, A. Campbell, S. Brown, T. Weyant, -I. Williamson, Mr. Griffin. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kueeliuge-j. Wtilliicie, j. Rathke, B. Fowler. Standing-f-M. McCormick, J. Rose, Captain, J. Kircher, Miss Hallock. Athletic Association This year the Athletic Association is plan- ning to collect through the proceeds received from the football and basketball games, enough money to make a donation towards the improvement of our held lights. The proceeds from the games have been very good and it is believed that the Athletic Association will be able to make a sizeable contribution without interfering with our annual banquet and letter awards. ua... N. fu? es WW J. V. CHEERLEADERS C.'Iarku'1ie. lzegimzing af louier leflQR. Herrick, P. Weyant, J. Xwnodruff, H, Fowler, C. Galu, L. Drew. Center-D. A. Drew, Cufvlimzq R. Galu, Cn-Caifrn1in.' fnot in picturej. Student Athletic In Association Officers Left lo right-A. Sakmann, J. Wallace, Miss Hal- lock. R. Gee. r' - iz? - g ..,.....- . ..., . . ' 1.1.3 .Fif i 1 f- Y-13 . ' A ' '-41- 22 fr 'fi -f'fi7iQ4f'1?ii i ' 1 if . 4 A - ar. if-1 ' . 1 , 2- 5' .ff , EMM iyfv W, ' xg, ?1'fx Kfx Y rn W NN MMM? , xxx f EN , . ff Q X ,, li ' X E QQ XV gm , f ff' f 1 W P . A KW f fx f ' X fl xxxxi f fx K f 5 5 Q X i H Q0 'W A will D -N I ,,'wHMLQf. fi ,Mi sw, 2 M 'Q f f L' 5 Q, -F'-D if Y' 5 fl ' iff! xi! A Yi 1- Qf W, .7 ,if Q pn. Q:XiQX5' 29934 f' Qi 'ff xfffjc 651 El :Yi-lf,QAfT-2 C .4 A - - A2523 Zen 5:3- ,4 1, Cf: 1 1' age FA Fix ...fm N ,pf 'Q-llg, I 52 wr '.,-www wx ' I- 3- 7 A -' . I rffeeifgrr ' VARSITY FOOTBALL Final rou'-J. Ripa, R. Mesaris, V. Galu, L. Bower, A. Sakmann. Co-Cujfmifz, R. M ' l' D. D l' ' ' C .C ' H Mahei. L. Graber, N. Dulaney, K. Rosser, C, Haines. Sammi mu'--P, McCabe, ManafgffflIDC?Cullismy1S,1YIii1n1sL1Trphy? fpflggli T Macrejko, Cu-Captain. Dillon, A. Vinceletti, J. Baker, Mr. World, C. Perma, B. Gee. Y l J. V. FOOTBALL lfivwf mu'fP. DiGasba1'ro, V. Servedio, J. Chiarella, B, Rhodes, J. Kregel, M. Squicciarini, E. O'Dormell. Second mu'-- 1. Memos, B. Newell, M, Glover, H. Logun, D. Feldman, E. Burke, D. Vanzo, j. Melley. Third mul-R. Gee, Manager, W. Noyes, F. Camporeale, D. Gruno, G. Spellman, E, Dclbaugh, J. Powers, Mr. Wmmcmcl, Condo. A. Per'r1z1,Muxf0l. 52 'ww . W' Q 3 , ,Y ' f . . ,Mi ' ' I Q .Z tftlir.. ' . ' if .piiazafg 'X f q 'ra -,wits-F' N --wx fm , , t j .Q1 , , A , M f ,Q f . I Football 5? H. F. H. S., striving hard to keep in place with teams out of our class, ended the football season with a 4-3-1 record. Starting off the season by losing to Wappingers Falls, H. F. H. S. Came back with an astounding win over Liberty, winning by the score of 20-12. It seemed that that was all H. F. needed because we rolled over Goshen 31-8 and then went on to beat Highland, 19-13. H, F. H. S.'s basketball rivals, Cornwall, proved to be no match for the Woodmeng and H. F. played with two of its stars missing. H. F. 19, Cornwall 6. H. F. played its best game of the season on a cold Friday night, Beacon was supposed to be the best football. team in the Hudson Valley but H. F. out-played them the whole game and the score ended 15-13. H. F. H. S. slipped the last two games, losing to Walden 12-O and Haver- straw 31-7. Although H. F, H. S. lost three games, they had one of their best years. H. fwf' fffxi' Sealed-R. Mesaris, j. W'ohl, E. Davis, H. Maher, J. Dillon, A. Vinceletti, T. Maciejko, C. Haines, T. Murphy, G. Regan, J. McCabe, K. Rosser. Slrmding-P. DiGasbarro, H. Murphy, D. Lewis, B. Newell, W. Noyes, E. O'Donnell, I. Manos, W. Meara, N. Tosolini, V. Esposito, J. Barton, A. Lent, J. Yates, C. Pfeil, J. Aceti, D. Gruno, C. Conero, J. Baker, Mr. Wood. Track H. F. H. S., always the best'l in Track, proved itself last year by going undefeated for the second year in a row. Many coaches feel that H. F. H. S. shoul.dn't be allowed to compete with their teams because H. F. H. S. is so powerful. H. F. H. S. won all its dual track meets by beating Goshen, Haver- straw, Cornwall. H. F, went on to win the Orange County Championship which we won for the last three years. At the Newburgh Relays we broke one record and tied one. Kenny Rosser broke the javelin record and our terrific relay team made up of Andy Sharp, Kelly Rossi, Russ Vingoe and Eddie Glassing tied their record. H. F. H. S. entered the Section 9 track meet a heavy favorite but only won by two points. H. F. H. S. ended the season undefeated and untied. Left zo righthA. Tosolini, E. Davis, J. Wohl, M. Smith, J. Barton, Mr. Fish. Tennis Team Under the guidance of Mr. Kenneth Fish, . a tennis team was organized last year. Since tennis had not been played for many years the 1951 season looked poor. However, with long hours of practice, the team was finally ready to test its strength against Montgom- ery. The Raiders tied their more experienced opponents. In the remainder of the season, the team defeated Cornwall twice, and lost to strong teams from Goshen, Washington- ville and Monroe. The prospects for the 1952 season are bright with most of the players returning. Ji Minor Sports Left lo right-A. Tosolini, E. Davis, M. Smith, , T. Maciejko, P. Hlavaty, W. Borger, V. Rush. Varsity Basketball Seated-G. Regan, J. Baker, T. Maciejko, J, Dillon, J, Wohl, H, Maher, J. Aceti. Standing-R. I-rattarola, R. Walker, C. Pfeil, j. Dannell, G. Horne, N. Tosolini, C. Haines, I. Barton, D. Mayer, R. Deliyiannis, Mr. Wood. HIGHLAND FALLS OPPONENTS 47 .... Nyack ........... 58 35 .... Pine Bush ..,, , . . 47 50 .... Haverstraw . . . . . 67 49 .... Congers .... . . . 65 53 ....: Vfuxedo . . ... 40 60 .... i5Warwick , . . . . , 58 53 .... 5Goshen . .. . . 50 58 .... i:Walden ,... ... 42 35 .... Pine Bush ,... .. . 59 45 .... i5Monroe .... . . . 53 58 .... f:Goshen . . ... 45 80 .... Cornwall . .. ... 88 54 .... f1Tuxedo . . . . . 46 61 ....1 i:Warwick ,,.. .. 56 59 .,,, Poughkeepsie .,4,, 68 Fifi! raw-J. Manos, R. O'Dell, S. Thomaidis, j. Chiarella, M. Glover, T. Servidio 59 .--', iawalden AAAV 67 E. OADonnell, N. Tosolini, .A.v17enr. Second THU'-fR. Frattarola, N. Kopald, j Powers, C. Perna, M. Squicciarini, J. Melley, E. Davis, G. Dornberger, P. DiGas 75 Monroe 54 barro, S. Alosi, D. Gruno, R. Anderson, J. Bailey, R. Faulk, Mr. Wcrcmd. CONSOLATION 65 .... Cornwall ..... . . . 88 77 .... Walkill .,,... . . . 58 50 .... Tappan Zee ...... 76 :F Section Nine league games. Baseball Fi7'.ll r0u'gL. Graber, N. Tosolini, D. Deliyannis, J. Lenny, Dillon. Second row-D. Rhineheld, R. Lo Presti, R. Vingoe, J. Hannigan, C. Haines, C. Quaintance, J. Baker, Mr. Quimette. Third rou'4J. Harper, W. Hollingshead, E. O'Dell, R. Di Michelle, J. Aceti, W. Dudman, L. Bower. Fourth row-J. Powers, H. Logun, Chiarella, j. lrxcarnpo, A. Glover, J. Dannell, R. Anderson, B. Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Aceti Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adler Anonymous Mr. Stavios Baltsas Mr. and Mrs. john Barton Bob and Sistie Mr. Herbert Bock Mr. Wilbur Bock Mr. Lemuel 'Bond Mr. Walling Borger Mrs. James Bossom Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brogi Mrs. Clara Browne Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Campbell Compliments of a family Mrs. Oscar Conley Mrs. Harry Crist Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crumpler Miss Jacquelin Dannell Mrs. Margaret Delbaugh Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Di Marzo P. F. C. Wm. K. Di Marzo Mr. and Mrs. George Dornberger Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Burton C. Drew Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Drew Mr. H. H. Dulaney ' Mrs. Donald Egan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elsen Eve's Sweet Shop Mr. and Mrs. A. Federlein Mrs. John Feith Feith Sales Corp Harold R. Ferguson, U. S. N. Patrons Sgt. and Mrs. David Fleming and family Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Fowler Mr. John Galu Mr. and Mrs. William Gee Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. William Haft Master Sergeant and Mrs. Hannan Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hanretta Mr. and Mrs. james Harper Mr. Michael Hearney Mrs. joseph Hrbek Mr. J. L. Hicks Highland Falls jeweler Mr. William F. Hogan Mr. Richard Hollingshead Mr. and Mrs. George Hostel Hub Market I 8: C Radio and T. V. Mrs. Edward Isenberg Mrs. Florence Jagger Mrs. D. F. Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Jarrett Mr. Richard Jennings Joe's Barber Shop Mr. Robert Kennedy 56 Miss Dolores Kimmenau Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kimmenau Mr. Dick King Mrfand Mrs. Nils King Mr. and Mrs A. Kopald Kopald's Fashion Shop Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Kreitzer H. 8: R. Launderette Mr. and Mrs. joseph Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis - S. A. Michael Lilos Miss Marybell Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. O. Lunsford Mr. Marcolina and family . Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Bruno Marcolina A. H. Margolis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mahan Mr. and Mrs. joseph Maher Mr. and Mrs. A. Marvin Mr. Richard A. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McCormick Miss Mary McGee Mr. and Mrs. Donald McMillen Miss Magdalin Miller Mokay Sales Corp. 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