Horace Greeley High School - Quaker Yearbook (Chappaqua, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1959 volume:

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Y sv 5 fr 4 , I V' 4 4 y , N THE QUAKER 1959 HURACE GREELEY HIGH SCHOOL Qllnalppmqual, New QYQQWHQ lDlE,lUllCCA'll llON The staff of The Quaker dedicates this book to the teachers, the students, and the spirit that is Horace Greeley High School. THE HORACE GREELEY HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER Oh, halls of Greeley High Ring out, ring out again For love of students past, And students who will come. Hold up, oh Greeley High, Hold up your motto grandg We hail thee as the best Of high schools in the land. -NANCY BAKKEN, Class of 1948 L:4aFCFiWw DOUGLAS G. GRAFFLIN Ohio University, B.A.g New York University, M.A. DISTRICT PRINCIPAL fi ij I THE WARD OF EDUQATIUN MR. ELLIOTT BLISS MR. JOHN L. COBBS III MR. FRANCIS K. DECKER MRS. WARREN LYNCH MR. BRUCE MILLER Do SeColjiLD W- MILES Middl ry Pfitlgipal Harmf3Lg5LC011c?ge, BA I CdumMaU32:ggyg?g HQRAGE GRE-E-I-EY HIGH SCHOOL- DDNALD W. IMLES. Pmucirm.. 70 Romulus Bnovu Rom CHI-PPAQUA. N. Y. Tb the Class of l9S9: For bwezxfy--one years the Quaker has faithfully recorded and preserved in memory those activities and traditions which have characterized student life in the Horace Greeley High School. lt is a record in which the administration, faculty and students, both past and pre- l sent, can take great pride. with this issue, you, the members of the Glass of 1959, beaome a part of this long and worth-5 tradition. Hay the memories that you carry away equal in genuine warmth and affection those that we of the I faculty and adxnlnistratlon will always have of you.. The associations 'X have had with -you as lndi vlduala and as a class have always been both enyagable and rewarding. l Beet wishes! Cordlally, H Dr. Donald N. Miles, Yxflnclpal 4 PAUL HERRINGTON Administrative Assistant New York State Teachers College, B.S.g New York University, M.A. DALE E. REMALY Dean of Students Shippensburg State Teachers College, B.S New York University, M.A. LYNN WILDMAN Assistant Dean of Students University of Michigan, B.A., M.A., Columbia University, M.A. E GLllSH The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and the lightning bug. WILLIAM H. DAVIS Westminster College, B.A.g University of Michigan, M.A. CLARE A. RISOLI College of New Rochelle, B,A.. Columbia University, M.A. --MARK TWAIN SYLVIA M. KURSON University of Maine, B.A., M,A. CLAIRE DAMON Bates College, B.A., Yale University. M.A. PHILIP S. PRICE New York University, BA., M.A. JOHN S. SWEET Ohio State University, B.A.g Columbia University, M.A, LOUIS F. VION New York State Teachers College, B.A.. M.A. ANGUAGES AND MUS C He who knows no foreign language knows nothing of his own. JOHANN XWOLFGANG VON GOETHE When I hear music, I fear no danger, I am invulnerable, I see no foe. I am related to the earliest times, and to the latest. ALBERT F. HAGEDORN University of Wfest Virginia. B.A.g Middle- bury College, M.A. MORTON ROSS University of Michigan, B,M.g Eastman School of Music. M.M, I0 fHENRY DAVID THOREAU BERTRAM LIPKIN City College of New York, B.A.g Columbia University, M.A, FRANK F. SIEKMANN New York University, B.S., M,A.g Colum- bia University, Ed.D. EVANGELINE M. GALAS Douglas College, B.A.g National Univer- sity of Mexico, M.A. HAROLD G. RENNHACK JOSEPH VISCA Juilliard School of Music, B.S.g Columbia University, M.S. lVllATHlEMATllCS AN lSUSllNllESS lE1DUC,A lFllON There is no certainty in science where one of the mathematical sciences cannot be applied. ROBERT D. CAHILL Massachusetts State Teachers College, B.S., M.Ecl. MARGARET OPRIS Pennsylvania State Teachers College, B.S. -LEONARDO DA VINCI THELMA COOK Franklin College, lS.A,g University of In- diana, M.A. HAROLD W. BISCHOFF University of Akron, B.S.g Ohio Univer- sity, B.A.: Ohio State University, M.A. XVILLIAM HERRMANN Fordham University, B.S., M.S. CHARLES M. POLLOCK University of Alabama, B.S.g Harvard Uni- versity, LL.B.g Columbia University, M.A RALPH R. REINHART New York State Teachers College, B.A., M.A. SOCTAL STUlDlllE',S It is my earnest hope that pondering upon the past may give guidance in days to come, enable 21 new generation to repair some of the errors of former years and thus govern, in accordance with the needs and glory of man, the awful unfolding scene of the future. -WINSTON SPENCER CHURCHILL ALLAN L. DAMON Amherst College, B.A.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. JOHN ROBERT GILSON Fordham University, B.A., M.A. ROBERT A. MEREDITH CHARLES F. TAYLOR Colgate University, BA., New York Uni- New York Llnivei-Sify, B.S,, M,A, versity, M.A. 2 ALICE lvl. BARRY Smith College, B.A.g Columbia University, lNI.A. PAUL MCDONALD Harvard University, B.A., M.A. REX W. THRASHER University of Southern California, B.A.g Columbia University, M.A. HYSHCAL lElDUQATllON AND HEALTH Whereas recent studies, both private and public, have revealed disturbing de- ficiencies in the fitness of American youthg and whereas since the youth of our Nation is one of the greatest of our assets, it is imperative that the fitness of our youth be improved and promoted to the greatest possible extent. -DNWIGHT D. EISENHOWER HELEN L. ROGERS Vassar School nf Nursing, R.N.: New York University, S.N.T,, P.H.N. CARL L. HALL DONALD HESS VIEANNE B. IRXVIN Cortland State Teachers College, B.A. Millikin University, B.S. Pennsylvania State Ilniversity. BS.: Temple University, M.A, JOAN M. PATFISON NANCY J, POXWDEN MARK H. XX7HIT1'I.E1'ON Boston UI1iVffSifY. B-5.2 Columbia Uni- B05f0f1 lflf1lVe1'5itY- BVS- Cortland State 'l'c-.icliers College. B.S.g VSISHY. MA- Columbia llniversity, BLA. SCHENCE The real and legitimate goal of the sciences is the endowment of human life with new inventions and riches. --FRANCIS BACON JAMES J. ANDERSON Fordham University, B.A,g Montclair State Teachers College, M.A. l EDWARD D. BARLOW JOHN W. BEHONEK Holy Cross College, B.S.g Harvard Univer- University of Minnesota, B.S,, M.A. sity, M.A. CLARENCE J. HOUMIEL ROBERT J. ST, GEORGE KENNETH R. TICE St. Lawrence University, B.S.g Columbia Clark University, B.A., M.A. Aurora College, B.S.g University of Maine University, M.A. Mid. I4 RTS A llsll RARY The business of art lies just in this-to make that understood and felt which, in the form of an argument, might be incompre- hensible and inaccessible. -LEO TOLSTOY Old books, as you well know, are books of the world's youth, and new books are fruits of its age. -OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, SR. , 1 MERL W. BRIGHTBILL Pennsylvania State Teachers College, B.S.3 New York University, M,A.g University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt. HELEN GORMAN REINHOLD KLUGE Buffalo State Teachers College, BS., New New York State Teachers College, BS. York University, M.A. ANTQNET1'E PACKS EDWARD E. STARK MARGARET STEWART Syracuse University, B,A,i Columbia Uni. New York University, B.S., M.A. New York State Teachers College, B,A veigiiy, M.A. B.L.S.g Mitldlebury College, M.A. SPECHAL AND SlE',CRlE'lFARllAlL SERVHCES It is not so much our friends' help that helps us as the confidence of their help. -EPICURUS MISS MUBIEL K- GARTEN DR. ROBERT L. MOOREN DR. MARY T. WILSON Reading C0U5111faf1f Reading Consultant Psychologist MRS. DAVID JOHNSON MRS. PAUL KUNTZMAN MRS. PAUL MCDONALD Secretary to Dean Remaly Secretary to Dr. Miles Secretary to Dean Wildman Abfent for pirlurex MR. MEADE A. SNIFFEN MRS. MARTIN FREEMAN Psychologist Receptionist DR. JOSEPH P. NELSON School Physician fw 5 EE TT ll O R 5 HN REOODGNHTHUN SENHQR HOMERUUM TEAQHJERS Szlmzgx Mr, Merc-:d1th, Mrs. Galas. Smndzng: Mr. T1ce, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Dav1s. CLASS ADVHSURS Mr. McDonald, Mr. Taylor, Mlss R1SO1l, Mr. G11SOH, .lx AWA Nh HISTCDRY CPF THE CLASS UF ll95f9 From our junior High days there are many memories . . . As eighth graders we founded the junior High General Organization with Sandy Cameron, President, Gordon Stern, Vice President, Bobbie Scott, Secretary, and Doug Cameron, Treasurer. The First Annual Carousel, another product of our eighth grade efforts, turned out to be a huge success, financially and otherwise. Eighth grade was the year for parties . . . September, 1955, we began our first year of high school, electing Bart, Will, Penny, and Stevie. Swish, a basketball dance was our first high school project. It was a great . . . well, it was fun anyway. In March, we gave our Second Annual Carousel, which put our treasury ahead of the G.O.'s. With our sophomore year came double sessions and those wonderful free afternoons. Doug, Bart, Penny, and Stevie were our officers. The money-making project was our football dance, Lucky, With the end of our soph year came the end to eating lunches overtown and the last of the old Horace Greeley . . . Under the leadership of Danny, Mike, Betsy, and Skip, we began our junior year in the new school of gravel walks, glass and chilly breezeways . . . some of us are still adjusting! Betsy was our Miss Greeley. Will anyone ever forget the Katonah Conference and all that SNOW!! By Christmas time almost all had their licenses and were taking full advantage of them. At the G.O. Formal, Skip and Diana were crowned Snow King and Queen. In selling tickets for Fun Storm, we broke all sorts of records and raised enough money to send Bibi and Chris to Europe. Easter Vacation just about everyone was busy working on our musical, Rough 'n' Ready, starring Sandy, Bibi, Chris, and Danny. Under the patient direction of jimmy Leyden and Lee Benjamin, we had the time of our lives and gave them a darn good show, followed by a great cast party at the Italian American Club. No sooner had we finished the musical than we went to work on our junior Prom, Twilight Time. Sandy was Prom Queen, with Sylvia, jane, Betsy, and Judy her attendants. The year more or less wound up with the vigorous and close G.O. campaign won by john, Bart, Betsy, and Ken. Now . . . at last . . . we're Seniors! With Bruce, jim, Sue, and Billy as our officers, the lounge is ours! We have a very welcome addition in Anna, our AFS student from Sweden. The first big event of the year was the party given by Bruce and Danny at Brooks. As seniors we have taken our place as leaders: Skip and Will, football captains, Betsy, cheering captain, Charlie, heading the newly fonned judiciary Committee replacing the old Committee of XII, Skip, Service Club President, Barbara Sillcocks and Penny Schott, Greeley Trib editors, Bibi, yearbook editor, Doug, basketball captain. Greeley is again, after a two year lapse, honored with a member of the All-County Football Team, Will. Our Senior Play, Skin of Our Teeth, starring Bibi and jon was held in November, followed by a cast party in the cafeteria. The Senior Week-end was a huge success with the faculty-senior basketball game, carnival, the dance Mardi Gras and the senior party on Sunday. Now we are looking forward to graduation . . . As our high school days are ending, we realize what a wonderful four years we have had and hope that succeeding classes will have the same wonderful experience. JEROME CLARKE ANTHONY ALFARO Jerry . . . 3.5 Merc . . . You know it! . . . clean license . . . basketball and hooking don't mix, says who? . . . cheap whitewalls. Transferred from Don Bosco junior High, 1955. Industrial Arts 2, Junior Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2, junior Varsity Baseball 1, junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Junior Musical 3: Senior Play 4g Intramural Basketball 23 Intramural Softball 2, 3. The savage in man is never quite eradicated. WILLIAM CUMMINGS ALLANACH, JR. Bill . . . Billy . . . Hands . . . slipstick . . . One of Barlow's Physics students . . . Brother of MARY . . . future engineer . . . Sylvia . . . seen with Mitch . . . Do something! . . . mud fights with Claus . . . Draw! . . . Don't pay. I'll write a check. Homeroom Vice President lg Homeroom President 2g Service Club 3, 4, Service Club Hearing Committee 4, Parliamentarian 45 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, Nominating Committee 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts President 4, Grade-wide Treasurer 4g Junior Varsity Track 1, Varsity Track 2, 33 Junior Varsity Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Good character is above all things else. ANN ELIZABETH ANGIER Beth . . . Crewnecks and Trenchcoats . . . Memories of Montauk . . . flat tires in Penny's VW . . . It's good for a few laughs! . . . sailing . . . seen with Deb, Pen, and Jane . . . many laughs in the Senior Play . . . Poor Chappaqua is Dead . . . You can't win. Transferred from Lyons Township High School, LaGrange, Illinois, 1956. Chorus 13 GAA lg Dramatics Club 2g Sketch Club 53 Junior Musical 35 Senior Play 4, Yearbook 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Dynamite comes in little packages. F2 JONATHAN PARSONS BALDWIN jon . . . Like-man . . . jamming at Cameron's barn . . . mippy . . . Thelonious monk . . . Miles Davis . . . future-either a jazz musician or a Zen Buddist Bodisattva . . . The world is in need of enlightenment. Transferred from The Gilman School, Baltimore, Maryland, 1958. General Organization Representative 13 Creative Writing 3, 4. They say-What they say? Let them say, ROBERT THORNHILL BENEDICT Bob . . . Bene . . . Southern fried . . . mowing lawns with Kifner . . . Basket- ball . . . Well, in West Virginia . . . . . . Been driving much? . . . gray Chevy . . . Where's my license? . . . that certain neighbor . . . big man . . . easygoing. Senior Chorus 13 Dramatics Club lg Industrial Arts 1, 23 Spanish Club 3g Yearbook Treasurer 4g Homeroom Parliamentarian 3g Treasury Committee 43 junior Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g junior Varsity Track 1, 23 Varsity Track 3, 4g junior Varsity Football 2. I hope I shall have leisure to make good. PELLE BERENSON Pel . . . green ink . . . hair . . . Russian lessons . . . Business Efficiency . . never heard with Penn or Chris . . never seen with Bob Roth, Wini Koopman, y . Judy Buckley, Judy Burrill or Pete Block . . . never written with jon Baldwin . . signing telegrams and Irish ballads . . , Bereshes Bowraw, al o1ivo. Transferred from Mohawk Junior High School, Brooklyn, New York, 1956. Dramatics Club 2, 3g Thespians 4g Spanish Club 2, 33 Creative Writing 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Tennis 2, 3. I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. ANNA O. G. H. BERNSTROM Anna . . . A.F.S. exchange student from Sweden . . . make-up expert . . . fabulous figure . . . How many calories did you say there were in an ice cream sandwich ? . . . seen with Carol, Jan, and Beth . . . at the Village . . . speaks five languages . . . hates formals . . . sailing. American Field Service ,exchange student from Blackebergs Samrealskola Och Kom- munala Gymnasium, Sweden, 1958. Creative Writing 4g Chorus 4g Sketch Club 4. She charms them all, BIBIANA MARIA BESCH Bibi . . . Rosie . . . Sabina . . . Safety pins and RASPBERRY! . . . beautiful blonde hair . , . sophistication plus . . . But, Mr. Brightbill, I didn't mean to drive off the road! . . . wonderful summer abroad . . . seen with Sandy and the Chappaquads , . . lips . . . Now I've heard tell . . . Oh! Oh! Oh! Six o'clock. Transferred from Mt. Kisco High School, Mt. Kisco, New York, 1956. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Dramatics Club 1, 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Nominating Committee 33 Homeroom Secretary 2, 33 American Field Service Student to Greece 33 Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 43 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 43 Greeley Tribune 33 Talent Show 23 Safe-Driving Award 33 Senior Privileges Committee 43 junior Varsity Hockey 23 Varsity Hockey 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Christmas Choir 3, 4. She desires to radiate cheerfulness, sincerity, calm courage, and good-will. NANCY BIERMAN Nance . . . naturally curly hair . . . long painted fingernails . . . interesting jewelry . . . letters . . . I wouldn't know . . . likes to talk . . . He's here! . . , You Nudnick! . . . seen with jane and Joyce . . . called ELVIS by an ex-senior . . . You'll never guess what . . . Chorus 1, 33 Dramatics Club 23 Greeley Tribune 2, 3, 43 Advertising Manager 3, 43 Sketch Club 43 Yearbook 43 Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4. You can't tell a book by its cover. 24 PETER SPENCER BLOCK Pete . . . science . . . putt-putt cars . , . amateur cars . . . future electrical engi- neer at A.T.8cT .... seen with Pelle and Bruce . . . science club . . . poor chem. techniques but good results. Transferred from Tuckahoe High School, Tuckahoe, New York, 1955. Dramatics Club 1, 23 Industrial Arts 2, 4, Science Club 3, 43 French Club 2. No genius without a little madness. CHARLES EDWARD BOLL Charlie . . . Chuck . . . the Southern rebel . . . a product of the hills of West Virginia . . . a stalwart backcourt member of the H.G. globetrotters . . . enjoys music, sports, and eating . . . dislikes cold weather and writing compositions . . . future plans- to train porpoises to hunt fish. and an initial examination of the advantages of beachcombing. Transferred from Milton High School, Milton, West Virginia, 1956. Band 1, 2, Art Club 1, 23 GO Representative 33 Evaluation Committee Parliamentar- ian 33 Activities Editor of Yearbook 4g Sketch Club 43 Chairman of judiciary 4g Parlia- mentarian of Senior Class 43 AFS Screening Committee 43 Homeroom President 13 junior Varsity Track 1, 23 junior Varsity Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. I came, I saw, I conquered, JOANN BOND jo . . . JoAnn . . . gray Consul . . . seen with Judy, Nance, and the girls at lunch . . . P. F .... one of the Muses . . . People are trampling one another. . . . Oh, Gosh! National Honor Society 3, 49 Greeley Tribune 3, 4g Sketch Club 43 Red Cross 33 Senior Play 43 Basketball Fourth Team Honor Squad 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Be gentle and keep your voice soft. ROBERT EDWARD BOUCHIER Bob . . . Bush . . . Kisco . . . Let's have a party. . , , working at the First National??? . . . McLaurens . . . one of the boys . . . the red and white Chevy . . . other half of the Bouchiers . . . girls . . . Lets go someplace! . . , five Years . . . always friendly. Transferred from Nathan Hale Junior High School, Brooklyn, New York, 1955, Yearbook 43 Greeley Tribune 43 Industrial Arts 4g junior Musical 3g Senior Play 4: Varsity Basketball 33 Intramural Softball 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Never put off until tomorrow what can be put off today. JUDITH ANN BOYD Judy . . . Fudge . . . sure you are . , . those crazy art classes and art pictures . . . love those football and basketball games . . . c'est la vie . . . an hour in the Senior Play . . . future commercial artist. V Transferred from Pelham Memorial High School, Pelham, New York, 1958. French Club 53 Sports Club 1, 2, 3g Tennis Club 2, 33 Reading Club 4g Creative Writing til Assistant Art Editor of Yearbook 43 Red Cross 52 Library Club 13 Senior Play 43 Dramatics Club Play 35 Intramurals 4. Here I am, and here I stay. SUSAN BARRIE BRAND Sue . . . Susie . . , Sugartime , , . hysterics with jan . . . losing dimes in church . . . Hi! Hi! . . , ponytail . . . panic-stop driver . . . Oh, sugar! . . . seen with people . . . long trips . , . That little dent costs S10! , . . Sue, why don't you like Great Danes? Transferred from Nott Terrace High School, Schenectady, New York, 1957. Debating Club 15 Assembly Planning Committee 2g Ski Club 2g Bridge Club 3g junior Musical 51 Booster Club 1, 23 Senior Play 4g Yearbook 4g Senior Class Secretary 4g Teen Canteen Canvass Chairman 4. She has the sixth sense, common sense. 26 MARTIN JOSEPH BRENNAN Matty . . . seen with the Kisco Park crew . . . member of high attribute of the Do Nothings . . . works at First National . . , likes cars, snowdays, vacations, and hooking . . . basketball at the Boys' Club . . . shirts and pants that glow in the dark. Transferred from Stepinac High School, White Plains, New York, 1957. Industrial Arts 4: Varsity Basketball 53 Intramurals 2, 3. 4. The whole world is my pedestal. JUDITH ROSE BRIDGMAN Judy . . . Bridge . . . short blonde cheerleader . . . dinosaur . . . Vermont, Bobbie? . . . many laughs with Leila and Joy . . . Did I get any mail? . . . the Hillman . . . What a panic! . . . talking on the telephone . . . My hair is not bleached. . . . Summertime . . . Poor Chappaqua is dead. General Organization Representative 13 Homeroom Vice President 23 Dramatics Club 1, 25 Chorus 2g Yearbook 41 junior Varsity Cheerleading 2g Varsity Cheerlead- ing 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Queen Attendant 3g Miss Greeley Candidate 43 Senior Play 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Gentlemen prefer blondes, DANIEL TOWNLEY BROOKS Dan . . . Big Dan . . . The truth will always rise again. . . . Princeton . . . wants to be an Aeronautical Engineer . . . great singer in the shower . . . future owner of the Borden Milk Company. Chorus 1g Band lg General Organization 3, 4, Pro-tem Chairman 4, President of the Junior Class 3, Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 33 Junior Musical 3g Senior Play 45 Intramurals 1, 2. His strength is the strength of ten. CAROL ANN BROWN Carol . . . Brownie . . . Cookie . . , big brown eyes . . . nice clothes . . . Soda ierk . . . crazy laugh . . . week-ends at Williamstown . . . Halloween . . . seen with Pat and Janet . . . That's nice. Transferred from Saint Francis of Assissi, Mt. Kisco, New York, 1955. Sketch Club 2, 55 Chorus 3, 4g Yearbook 4, Red Cross 4, junior Musical 5g Senior Play 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. No legacy is so rich as honesty. MARJORIE ANN BUCHANAN Marge . , . Margie . . . either smiling, laughing, or talking . . . trips to Stowe . . . Candlewood . . . water skiing . . . dancing . . . Muuule! . . . college week- ends . . . Penn . . . beep beep . . . New Year's Eve . . . G.F.U. . . . the pony tail that never happened . . . ALWAYS up to something! Transferred from Roosevelt High School, Yonkers, New York, 1955. Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4g Homeroom Secretary lg Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Lay-Out Editor 4g Senate 1, 2g Secretary of judiciary 43 Sketch Club 4, Greeley Tribune 2, Physical Education Aid 2g junior Musical 3, Senior Play 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 5. Nothing is rarer than true good nature. JUDITH LYNN BUCKLEY Judy , . . Yoody Bookley . . . Jude the Obscure . . . braid that was . . . Epsilons . . . I don't know you. . . . Too many white folk in this valley. . . . in Chappaqua from the beginning-1732 . . . member of the Serafino Fazio Fan Club . . . WEST SIDE STORY . . . red and black . . . gets her clothes in Care packages . . . hostile. Dramatics Club 1, Red Cross 2g Library Assistant 4, Greeley Tribune 4g Sketch Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Musical 3, Senior Play 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Be gentle and keep your voice low. 8 MARCIA LOUISE BUERGER Marcy . . . Marce . . . a certain kitten . . . Oh, that's mean! . . camping trip out West . . . dreamer . . . memories of Mt. Vernon . . . Chautaugua . . . Seven Bridges summers . . . Who me, get the car? . . . making chemises . . . G.F.U. . . . That Certain Smile . . . a certain neighbor . . . music . . . future teacher. Transferred from Traphagen junior High School, Mount Vernon, New York, 1955. Band 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3, Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Red Cross lg Sketch Club 3, 4, Greeley Tribune 23 Yearbook 43 Creative Writing 43 junior Musical 33 All-State Orchestra 43 Second Honor Squad Hockey 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. If kindness runs over a bit, 'twill do no harm. CONSTANCE ANN BURKE Connie . . . Red . . . Stinky . . . long red hair . , . What, are you kidding me? . . . Oh, Painl . . . Swede . . . Sherwood Island . . . seen with Millie, Margee, and Linda . . . wants to be an interior Decorator . . . the 15th . . . green eyes. Sketch Club 2, 3, 43 Art Council 2, 3, 43 Greeley Tribune 1, 2, Yearbook 4g Chorus lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. All nature is but art, JUDITH BURRILI, Judy . . . Genevieve-type . . . je ne comprends pas . . , theater . . . Anne Frank . . . stage manager for R8cR. . . . seen with Cindy . . . Stout Heart . . . Please don't step on my Vauxhall . . . normal people . . . letters from Brown . . . Chem. Lab. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Thespian Society 5, 43 Chorus 1, Greeley Tribune 3, Drama Club Play 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Musical 3. All the world is a stage. PEN ELOPE NEWELL CADY Penny . . . mouse . . . little one . . . seen with the big zoomer . . . Why am I so gullible? . . . Someday I'11 be real tall. . . . trenchcoats and sneakers . . . Nipper . . . seen with Debby, Jane, and Beth . . . Me Donkey . . . cheerleading . . . trips to Bear Mountain . . . memories of Montauk . . . Droopy. Dramatics Club 1, 23 Chorus 2, Gradewide Secretary 1, 23 Homeroom Vice President 33 Greeley Tribune 3, 43 junior Varsity Cheerleading 23 Varsity Cheerleading 3, 43 junior Varsity Hockey 1, 23 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Captain 23 Physical Education Aid 33 Athletic Council 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 LaCrosse 23 Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4. Though she be but little, she is fierce. ANGUS K. CAMERON Sandy . . . Joe . . . Shrimp . . . Scooter . . . brother of the other Joe . . . Hey, Heyel! . . . Cool, huh? . . . KEEP smiling . . . A mung among mungs is among friends. . . . football . . . Williams . . . wants to become a doctor . . . seen stepping all over Baldwin's Bee-Bop, real gone and lowest crazy trumpet . . . the barn . . . What a blast! National Honor Society 3, 43 Service Club 1, 23 Committee of Twelve 33 Judiciary 43 Chorus 1, 23 Nominating Committee 13 junior Musical 33 Senior Play 43 junior Varsity Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g junior Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Strong and content, I travel the open road. MALCOLM DOUGLAS CAMERON Doug . . . joe . . . Sutter . . . football the barn . , . seen with Tom. XVoody and for tomorrow we die. Freshman Class Treasurer 13 Sophomore Service Club 1, 43 Committee of Twelve 3 13 Greeley Tirbune 23 Junior Musical 33 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: junior Varsity tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. and more football . . . the Drums . . . . the boys . . . Eat, drink and be merry, Class President 23 GO Representative 23 Industrial Arts 13 Gym Club 1, 23 Chorus Senior Play 43 junior Varsity Football 13 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Varsity Baseball 4g In- Success consists in the climb. 30 EDWARD CAREY Ed . . 4 comes from Portchester , , . hangs around Millwood . . four shift. Transferred from Portchester High School, Portchester, New York. 1958, Industrial Arts 4. The swiftest traveler is he that goes afoot. BARTON KENT CARLSON Bart . . . Bartholomeu . . . Black Bart . . . uso? , . . seen with Lucinda in the hot Model A . . . Cornell week-ends with Bing and Mitch . , . football . . , Halloween rides in I.auber's car . . . pizza parties . . . Hey, john, what are you doing in G.O. today? . , . future engineer . . . believer in Barlowism . . , those early morning deer hunts. Freshman Grade President lg Sophomore Grade Vice President 23 General Organiza- tion Vice President -ig General Organization Council 1, 43 Service Club 2, 5, Vice President ig Band 1, 23 Industrial Arts 2, 3, 43 Scholastic Magazine Writing Award 33 Junior Musical 5g Senior Play -'ig Varsity Club 4g Athletic Council 43 junior Varsity Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Junior Varsity Baseball 1, 21 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 5, -l. Success awaits you in whatever you undertake. JAMES MAURICE CERBONE jim . , . jimmy . . . Napper . , . green Merc . . . blue garteis . . . seen with Bruce and Doug A , . faithful I.S.T.O. member . . . seen with jane . . . trips to Bear Mountain. Homeroom President 5, rig GO Council -lg Service Club 5g Varsity Club 45 Senate 33 junior Musical 53 Junior Varsity Football 13 junior Varsity Baseball 1, 2g junior Varsity Basketball 1' Varsity Football ' 3 li' Varsity Baseball 3 i' Varsit Basket- - . t A -. ,, , . 1 ,, , . y ball 3. Every inch a king. ARTHUR PAUL CHALESKI Art . . . Arch . . . likes Girls . . . cars . . . wants to be a race driver . . , but it's good to shift without using the clutch . , . Rock 'n' roll fan . . . never smiles . . . Who's got a flying car? . . . Doug and Paul . . . morning cigarettes . . . The Gray Ghost. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4, Chorus lg Band lg Senior Play 1. All I want is to be let alone. LOIS DIANE CHRISTENSON Lois . . . Lo . . . Hi-Lo . . . pint . . . shrimp . . . Gladys . . . small car QMGQ for a small girl . . . tennis fan forever . . . seen with Beth, jane, Debby, and Penny . . . Let's fit four in my car . . . always bumping into people . . . talking . . . Maybe I got a letter from Alex today? . . , finally got her own phone . . . Harry Bellafonte . . . fabulous Hi-Fi set . . . one of the Colony girls. Chorus 1, 2g Dramatics Club 1, 25 Sketch Club 2, 3g Homeroom Secretary 23 Yearbook sig Talent Show 4g junior Musical 3, Senior Play 43 junior Varsity Cheerleading 23 Varsity Cheerleading 5, 4, Nominating Committee 2g Physical Education Aid 1. Dance on with me. WENTWORTH BEGGS CLAPHAM Peter . . . enjoys messing up ticket committees . . . reads HOLIDAY MAGAZINE in D-3 . , . future teacher . . . writes with a left-footed pickax . . . sensitive to non female surroundings . . . cartridge pens that don't Work . . , self-appointed water boy in chemistry lab . . . Haystacks . . , Does anybody have a jacket? . . . What's the theme behind that, Pete? . . . stupid. National Honor Society 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 2g Greek Club 2g Creative Wfriting 4. Thought is deeper than all speech. 19 CARL MILLER CLAUS Skip . . . Santa Claus . . . Skipper Dee . . . Green Pontiac, Girls? . . . apple pick- ing with Willie . . . Famous basketball games . . Chaos Leader of the Service Club . . . bowling for pizza . . . Ming . . . Hello, Dar! . . . the famous punter for Greeley, another ten yard kick. Junior Varsity Football 13 junior Varsity Baseball 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football Captain 43 Service Club 2, 3, 43 Service Club Treasurer 33 Service Club President 43 Athletic Council 43 Senate ti, Varsity Club 4. Light boats sail swift, though greater hulks draw deep. SYLVIA JO CROMER Rebel , . . Sivie jo . . . I'm cold . . , turn the radio on- . . . Rough and Ready! . . . likes football games . . . cutting up animals in biology . . . Tennessee . . . Mr. Dillon! . . . sewing . . . throwing flapjacks . . . I reckon so . . . Yes Ma'am, Transferred from Oak Ridge High School. Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1957. Student Council 23 Yearbook Sales 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Sketch Club 43 Senior Play 43 junior Prom Attendant 3. To know her is to love her. CYNTHIA CURTIS Cindy . . . Cin . . . Maggie . . . Pantaloons or petticoats? , . . crossed hockey sticks . . . Stuyvesant . . . sports . . . one of those cliff dwellers . . . spell it with one s . . . enormous yellow sweater . . . one yard skirts . . . polkas . . . week- end AFS-quests . . . Brown eyes , . . What long eye lashes you have! junior Red Cross lg Chorus 13 Dramatics 1, 23 National Thespian Society 3, 43 Creative Writing 2, 43 Sketch Club 2, 43 Girls' Leader Corps 33 Hockey Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Varsity Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 33 LaCrosse First Team 2, 33 Soft- ball Intramurals 1, 23 junior Musical 33 Senior Play 43 Athletic Council 4. She profits most who serves most. DONALD EDWARD DAGGETT Don . . . seen with the Kisco Park crew . . . T-Bird . . . Hi-Fi . . . TV . . . radios . . , Mr. Barlow. ' Band 1, 2, 5g Greeley Tribune Photography Editor 33 Yearbook Photography Editor 4g Industrial Arts 4. Go West, young man! GEORGE PATRICK DAMON Skip . . . George . . . killer on the court . . . the old gray bomb . . . seen with D. . . . one of the Crossroad hookers . . . speaks Spanish with great skill . . . talented artist. Homeroom President lg Art Council gl Grade Treasurer 53 Judiciary 4g Junior Varsity Track 1: Junior Varsity Football 2. 3g Varsity Track 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. I have met the enemy and they are mine. DEBORAH DODGE Deb . . . Dibbie . , . Debbie . , . Wavecrest . . . 4:50 a.m. . . . the Ford that used to be . . . an original loser . . . Nitzy . . . Tweedy . . . White Plains summer school . . . '56 red and white Ford convertible . . . cool dresser . . . Hey, let's go to Armonk . . . Squaw Hill Birfdays. Homeroom Secretary 1, 2. 4g Red Cross 4g Chorus 1, 2. Her quietness is only a mask for the little coquette beneath. 34 STEVEN WORD DRISCOLL Culver Naval Academy, Annapolis. What are you so happy about? . . . You could have fooled me . . . Alumnus of Mr. Barlow . . . No, Mr. Driscoll, you Blockheadf' . Yankees . . . Football . . . Giants . . . Seen with Tom Duquette and Roy Eschen , . . Gee, Tom, your car really does have a motor . . . I ought to learn how to dance with crutches . . . I forgot, Miss Kurson . . . Hamilton or Princeton, perhaps Williams. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club 2, 33 Gym Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Parliamentarian 3, 4. As calm as the sea. THOMAS EDWARD DUQUETTE The green cloud fthe '58 Pontiacj . . . Fishing with Roach . . . deer hunting with the Carlsons fBrent, you couldn't hit a deer if it came up and bit youl . . . Barbarian of IV A English . . . QKifner, you're mentally undisciplinedj . . . Great scene with Bibi in the Senior Play . , . a Dead man and a drunken conveener . . . Suffering through Brook's Repertoire of jokes . . . Donations to Payne's Halloween collection . . . Anyone for pumpkin pie? . . . Hopes for Dartmouth Medi- cal School . . . Le-t's motor straight on out. National Honor Society 3, 43 Football Intramurals 13 Basketball Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Varsity Manager fFootballj 43 Drama Club 23 Industrial Arts Club 23 French Club 23 Science Club 33 Senior Play 4. 'Tis morning, proclaim a hunting. EDWINA W. EBEL Dina . . . Pirates . . . Pittsburgh . . . seen with Beth and Barbara at the Cafe Roue . . . OK. I.et's go, Kiddardo! . . , But, Cuckoo, my grandfather isn't a rabbit. He's an Indian . . . But Serafino does go to Pembroke . . . future mayor of Pittsburgh . . . TB. or not T.B., that is the question! . . . bassetts, bassetts, and coon cats . . . Puerto Rico. National Honor Society 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 43 Dramatics 4g Greeley Tribune 3, 43 Co-News Editor 43 Homeroom Treasurer 1, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 junior Musical 33 Hockey Honor Squad 3. O laughing eye, O nimble wit, O friendly heart, That's all of it. JAMES LEROY ESCHEN Roy , . . A gentleman is ashamed that his words are better than his deeds . . . seen flying a '58 Tri-pacer . . . Noted for administrative ability at Campfire Club, and gliding a plane with its nose above the horizon, fa recordj . . . summers spent in Orleans, on the Cape and working at Campfire Club . . . Wish I had more time with Sue W .... seen with his flying partner Ronny Ziller and Arnold Weber and Roddy . . . Plans to attend college and major in business administration. Dramatic Club 1, 2, Industrial Arts 1, 2, Science Club 1, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 1, 2, Gym Club 1, 2, 3, Track 2. Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow. JAN KENT PAY That's wonderful! . . . please smile . . . yes, I really was bitten in the lion house at the Bronx Zoo . . . But I'm not sleepy-Today I'm not pleased with the ways of the world . . . Tell me some French! . . . Beth, Carol and Sue . . , eat and exercise . . . practical jokers QBruce?j and Math . . . In one hundred years it won't matter . . . fdesirej finish knitting a sweater, play concerto No. 1 and go to Europe. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 3, Service Club 4, Junior Musical 3, Senior Play 4, Tribune 4. The human heart has hidden treasures. MARY GRACE FIANDER Mary . , . Fi . . . Phi . . . It's cold . . . our pet Mammoth . . . big brown eyes. Transferred from West Fannin High School, Blue Ridge, Georgia, in 1958. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, Drama 3, Chorus 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Junior Play 53 Senior Play 4. Inner tongue is the law of kindness. 36 MARGUERITE LOVELAND FOWLIE Peg . . . Peggie , . . Peggy-Sue . . . seen with Stevie . . . the baby-blue convertible . . . Stevie, will you help me pay for the gas? . . . I got a letter ffrom B.B.j . . . Amherst . , . pony tails and page boys . . . the tallest cheerleader . . . Oh, we're going to Agnes Scott . . . Could I have a ride? . . . Candlewood summer . . . New Hampshire . . . Winter Carnival . . . I'm gonna make the 1st honor roll this quarter! . . . Franzl's . . , White Plains . . . remembering names. National Honor Society 3, 43 GO Representative 1, 33 Chorus 13 Dramatics Club 23 Tribune 23 Sketch Club 23 Cheerleading 3, 43 Homeroom Secretary 33 Yearbook 43 Art Council President 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Musical 33 Stage Door SQ Guest in the House 23 judiciary 43 Constitutional Committee 3, 4g Handbook Com- mittee 4. My art is the painting of my soul. JANET ELEANOR FRITZ Janet . . . jan . . . Fritzie . . . wild laugh . . . artistic . . . Trips to Williamstown, Massachusetts with Pat . . . Horseback riding, Oh-h-h . . . Halloween . . . new car and it runs??? . . . Always says everything is cute, cute, cute . . . How clever, Miss Gorman . . . One who can't wait for Friday . . . Always seen with Pat and Carol. Transferred from Nichols junior High School, Mount Vernon, New York, in 1956. Chorus 3, 43 Sketch Club 2, 33 Red Cross 1, 23 Yearbook 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Enthusiasm paves the way to success. WILLARD ALAN GETZELMANN Will , , . Wee Willie . . . XVillie XWunderbar. . . ja Wohl . . . Hello, Dake . .. How are Ya? . . . Black and white convertible . . . Chocolate sundaes . . . The Apple Kid . . . Great sense of humor . . . likes to dance . . . always laughing , . . Great follower of the Sominex Kid . . . Hi-fellows . Transferred from the Prussing School, Chicago, Illinois, in 1955. Vice President Freshman Class 13 Band lg GO Representative lg Service Club 2, 3, 43 Officer 33 Nominating Committee 2, 33 Athletic Council 4g junior Varsity Foot- ball 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 junior Varsity Baseball 2, 33 Varsity Baseball 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 4: Daily News All-Star Westchester County Football Team '42 Westchester County All-Stars 4, By the work one knows the Workman. LYNN GIEGERICH Stinky . . , taking up permanent residence at Armonk Shell . . . flomp, flomp, flomp, I'm a big dog . . . coffee at McLauren's . . . Rebels . . . go around bonking every- thing . . . rap, rap, rap-,Jhe's a man . . . It's really a CG, not an . . . have you ever spent the night on a lift? . . . I want rny cowboy hat! National Honor Society 3, 45 I-Iomeroom Vice President 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 23 Greeley Tribune 23 Cheerleading 3. She stands in her own light. LINDA ANN GRANT Linda . , . Lin . . . French hornist . . . seen with Joyce . . . forever babysitting . , . seen but not heard . . . those slumber parties . . . in Mount Kisco . . . Whats your major maladjustment? . . , What's that? . . . Sure we're 18. Band 4g Dramatics lg Intramurals lg junior Play 33 Senior Play 4. Music is the natural and universal language of the world. KATHARINE GRATZ K. T .... Schmaltzey Gratzenolski , . . McLauren's coffee , . . bright green Volks- wagen . , . bongos on the steering wheel . . . I don't smoke them, I only bald them . . , Oh, no it's the little men! . . . boys who mumble . . . aw, so. Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Third Team Basketball lg junior Varsity Basketball 2g Junior Varsity Hockey 23 Varsity Hockey 3g Service Club 2, 3, 4g junior Musical 5g Chorus 1, Aim high and consider yourself capable of great things, 38 SARAH COVEY GREEN Sally , , . Are you still taking Latin III? . . , Hopes to become a nurse . . . We were the only ones who didn't get bromine!l . . . a trip to Indiana . . . Cornell . . , cello . . . I'll drive . . . two driver's tests . . . please don't call me Sarah. Chorus 1, 2. 3, -ig Band 3, 3: Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 2, 33 Senior Play 4, junior Musical 3: Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 43 Yearbook 4. Be yourself. ELIZABETH NACE GREENLEAF Betsy . . . Bets . . . Dimples . . . Blue eyes . . . Pennsylvania . . . one of Mr. Barlow's Physics Students . . . hates California . . . Miss Greeley . . . mother of the flock , . . first step in the right direction . . . I'm an Idiot . . . always takes the other side of an argument . . . always smiling . . . Rebel flag . . . fRebelJ. Transferred from Har-Brack Joint High School, Brackenridge, Pennsylvania, in 1956. Cheerleading 1, 3, 4, Captain 41 GO Secretary 4, Grade Wide Secretary 33 Tribune 33 Athletic Council 4, Junior Musical 3g Miss Greeley 3g junior Prom Queen Attendant 33 Student Council lg Intramurals 3, 4. It matters not how long you live, but how well. DIANA HUTTON GREER Pud . . . Puddy . . . Seen with Alth and Deb N .... horses, horses, horses . . . Tara . . . summers at Fire Island . . . Hey, Dick . . . Sailing trips . . . Coast Guard . . . always laughing . . . ex pony tail . . . smiling . . . Hi . . . Hello, Miss Packs . . . dieting . . . going west . . . ever been to New Orleans? . . . sports . . . Gold Plymouth. Sketch Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Council 35 Chorus 1, 2, 4, Dramatics Club lg Yearbook 45 Hockey Honor Squad 1, 2, 33 Basketball Honor Squad 2, 3, 4, Physical Education Aid 33 Homeroorn Treasurer 1, 2g Bridge Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Happy is the one who loves. JOHN MILLARD HAINLINE john . . . still looking for a jeep . . , Lester Lanin in N. Y. C. at Christmas . . . working on Hef's Essex? . . . seen with Hefner, Mitchell, and the boys . . . Have another coke ? . . . Nobody who can read is ever successful in cleaning out an attic. Grade-wide Parliamentarian 1, 2, Senate 1, 2g Service Club 33 Judiciary 4, Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 4, Junior Varsity Football 1g Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 1, 2, 4g Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4. The devil hath power to assume a pleasing shape. DIANE KEOKI HALE Diane . . . Di . . . little one . . . jane McGraw . . . those famous Latin Classes . . . I've got to start another diet tomorrow. . . . P'ville . . . Armonk . . . electronic stove . . . the Gray Buick . , . But it doesn't run. . . . trips to Kent . . . always laugh- ing . . . Pepsodent smile . . . tres cool , . . Stanford. Speech Club 1g Dramatics Club 2, Sketch Club 5, 43 Chorus 45 Yearbook 43 junior Musical 3g Senior Play 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 4. Laugh yourself into stitches. LYDA LEE HARDY Lyda . . . Ly . . . horses . . . F,D.L .... sleep much? . . . who me4PUNCHY? . . . bridge . . . drives U1 the white Ford . , . GFU . . . puppy dog look . . . Yanks . . . LONG talks on the telephone . . . always up to something . . . Come on up to dinner. , . . writing letters . . . problem solver . . . muu -muu maker. Dramatics Club 13 Spanish Club Vice President 2, General Organization Represent- ative 2, Red Cross 2, Hi-Y 2, 71. President 3, Sketch Club 5, 45 Greeley Tribune 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Junior Musical 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Theres a devil dancing in those eyes. 40 DANIEL JOSEPH HARLEY Dan . . . Monk . . . the pig-iron Chevy and the yellow Ford . . . member of the do-nothings . . . seen with the crew from Kisco Park . . . electronics genius . . . usually at McClarren's . . . hooking. Science Club 1, 2g Industrial Arts 1, 2, 5, 4g Radio Club 2, Intramurals 1, 25 junior Musical 53 Senior Play 4. No young man believes he shall ever die. THOMAS SHERIDAN HARRIS Tom . . . T-bone . . . Bones . . . one of the three stooges along with Doug C. and Woody . . . I'll get a date. . . . swimming, football and sleep . . . frequent visitor of the Big Shoe A. C ..,. the last of Blackie's little coilers. Service Club 2. 3g Evaluating Committee 3g Junior Varsity Track 13 Junior Varsity Football 2, Co-Captain 2g Varsity Football 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. V A jugful of fun is worth more than a bushel of learning. SUSAN HECK Sue . , . Mac . . . Doc . . . those famous ski trips . . . never organized . . . loves sports . . . seen with the Chappaquads . . . tweedy . . . We're going to Grass- lands to sing-really! . . . sailing summers . . . grilled cheese sandwiches . . . walking into little telephone poles . . . Honna! . . . sob, sob - - sob, sob, sob! . . . What am I doing ? National Honor Society'3, 4, Vice President 4g General Organization 13 Service Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus lg Dramatics Club 1g Greeley Tribune 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports Editor 4g Yearbook Business Manager 4g Scholastic Magazine Commendation 35 Senate 13 Senior Play 4, junior Varsity Hockey Honor Squad 13 Third Team Hockey Honor Squad 23 junior Varsity Basketball Honor Squad 1, 2g Varsity Hockey Honor Squad 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Honor Squad 3, 43 Physical Education Aid 2, 3, 4g LaCrosse 2, 5, 4, Stuyvesant First Hockey Team 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4g Talent Show 1, 2. Constantly striving to make her best better. MICHAEL I-IEFNER Hey, Het . . . A certain black 1926 Essex . . . seen with I-Iinline, Macauley, Mitchell . . . spending summers in Maine and painting houses . . . Where is that church key . . . H, Gfs answer to Ricky Nelson . . . That fabulous scrim . . . Have another Coke? Industrial Arts 1, 2, General Organization SQ Vice President of junior Class 33 Service Club 4g junior Musical 33 junior Varsity Track 15 junior Varsity Football 1, 2, Varsity Track 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. Don't fence me in. MARY MARGARET HERLIHY Mary . . . Margee . . . Porky . . . Kisco boys . . . big green eyes . . . The green stallion . . . Fords . . . never sees stop signs . . . seen with Millie, Connie and Linda . . . Where's Anne? . . . Army men . . . P. J. parties without the cops . . . You do nice work . . , toothless . . , keep a cool head. Transferred from St. Francis Assisi, Mt. Kisco, New York, 1955. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross Representative 33 Intramurals 25 Yearbook 4. A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. DOUGLAS KEVIN HEYEL Doug . . . Big Bopper . . . Zoomer . . , seen with Sandy, Bruce and Jim . . . white convertible . . . usually with the little one . . . spends afternoons in the chemistry lab with Mr. Behonek. Transferred from Kirkwood High School, Kirkwood, Missouri, 1957. Spanish Club 33 Industrial Arts 4g Service Club 33 Varsity Club 43 junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4, Wrestling 2g Football 1, 2, 3, fig Basketball 1, 3, 4, Captain 43 Baseball 3, 43 Track 1, 2. I'm always glad to try anything once. 42 JAMES HARRY HILL Jim . . . Jimmie . . . math whiz . . , Texas . . . modified Texan accent . . . seen with Mclneake and the guys at lunch . . . here in seventh grade, back in twelfth. Transferred from Thomas Jefferson High School, Dallas, Texas, 1958. Senior Council 2: Key Club Z, 3, Latin Club 2, 33 Track 3, 4, Intramurals 4. Men are great as they are kind. BARBARA JEROME HINCK Barb . . . Hincky . . . Stinky . . . Blondie . . . summers at the St. Lawrence . . . XY'est Point . . . football fan . . . Uncle Sam III . . . famous trips to N. Y. C. with Dina and Beth , . . peanut butter for breakfast . . . blue eyes . . . drive-in movies . . . California . . . blue convertible . . . New Hampshire . . . crewnecks and high socks . . . You know it! , . , future Spanish interpreter. National Honor Society 3, 4, Dramatics Club lg Chorus 2, 3, 4, Greeley Tribune 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 43 Yearbook Literary Editor 4, Homeroom Secretary 43 Senate 13 Junior Musical 31 Senior Play 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. I know what pleasure is, for I have done good work. JOAN LOUISE HITCHCOCK Joan . . . Hitch . . . beautiful . . . seeing little green books . . . summers on Lake Fairlee . . . sports . . . swimming . . . seen with the Chappaquads . . . never knows what she's doing . . , Esmeralda, keck. . . . always forgetting . . . Andy, you can't bid ten clubs! . . . gullible . . . crazy . . . habitually going on a diet . . . What, what did you say ? Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4g Dramatics Club 1, Greeley Tribune 1, Year- book 43 General Organization 33 Service Club 4, Junior Musical 53 Senior Play -ig Talent Show 1, 2, 3, Basketball Third Team Honor Squad 13 Hockey Fourth Team Honor Squad 2, Badminton Honor Squad 1, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Junior Varsity Hockey 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Enthusiasm is the lubricant that makes the wheels of the world go round. HENRY RICE HOLDEN Goose . . . Flash . . . Hank . . . Willy Weber's chief man . . . the nervous Stage Manager . . . hockey and Giants . . . Cape Cod and water skiing . . . wants to go to Colgate . . . the slow smile . . . preoccupied . . . Ach du lieber . . . Sprehen zie doichf' .v GO Representative 13 Football Manager Ig junior Varsity Manager 23 Red Cross 13 Chorus lg Sketch Club 43 junior Musical 33 Senior Play 43 Gym Club 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 4. He is liked for himself alone. GENE THOMAS HOOKER Tom . . . Hooks . . . basketball fan . . . broadcast official in The Skin of Our Teeth . . . Chem. labs that turn out unexpectedly. Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 2, 4g Senior Play 43 Yearbook 1, 23 Business Editor 4g Spanish Club 23 Bridge Club 23 Dramatics Club 13 Junior Varsity Track 1, 23 Junior Varsity Football 2, 33 Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 2g Bas- ketball Intramurals 2, 4. Men of few words are the best men. RICHARD PEARSON JESSUP Tiger . . . Tiger vicious fcourtesy of Hainlinej . . . seen at wrestling matches with Meth . . . also seen with Dr. jerry Skeels . . . loves all sports except stick ball games . . . loves to sing Spanish songs . . . planning on St. Lawrence or Union College. Industrial Arts 1, 23 Greeley Tribune 13 Basketball Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Football Manager 4. Everything comes if a man will only work. 44 JANE LOUISE IOSLIN jane , . . Tommy's neighbor , . . Montauk . . . trips to Bear Mountain and White Plains . . . This is really stupid! . . . black velvet pants , . . smooth clothes . . . Saturdays at Rose's . . . jim . . . whale fishing at 5 A.M .... Dislikes Debbie, Penny, Beth . , . Halloween at the graveyard . . . 6th period art . . . very disorganized. Dramatics Club 1. 23 Sketch Club 51 General Organization 4g Homeroorn President-4g Art Council 43 Homeroom Secretary 33 Homeroom Vice President 21 Senate 33 Senior Play -lg Prom Queen Attendant 53 Intramurals 1. 2, 5, 4. In the twinkling of an eye . . . ' ROBERT LAURANCE KAPPAUF Larry . . . Bones , . . Oh, how sweet it isn't? . . . Always happy . . . seen with everybody . . . largest user of No-cal beverages . . . Don't give up the ship, there's two more of my great family coming, . . . as for me, I can't say at this point that I'm sorry to be leaving this place . . , Chair pusher. Transferred from Morristown High School, Morristown, New jersey, 1956. Latin Club 1, Band lg Drama 1, Shop 1, Science Club 1, 3: Photography Club 2, 3, 43 GO Representative 2. 3g Yearbook 43 Senior Play 4. I see no objection to stoutness, in moderation. HELEN FRANCES KAZORCK Helen . . . likes music, stamps . . .B. L .... wants to get a job. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 3, 4, Library Staff 45 Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 43 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey Intramurals 3. To help shall be her goal. SUSAN DAVIS KELLOGG Sue . . . Susie . . , Memories of Newport . . . Navy . . . B.B.S. . . . scraping pools during the summer . . Cape Cod . . . seen around Colony . . blonde D.A. . . . Hey, turn on the radio , . . aspirations for knitting a sweater . . . early riser . . . biscuits at Cromer's . . . another hockey pro . . . pet peeves-one little brother and a certain crew cut! General Organization Homeroom Representative lg General Organization Grade-wide Representative 23 Nominating Committee 23 Dramatics Club 1, 23 Chorus 23 Home- room Secretary 13 Homeroom Treasurer 33 Yearbook Business Co-Editor 43 junior Varsity Hockey Honor Squad 2, 33 Varsity Hockey Honor Squad 43 Fourth Team Basketball 23 Junior Varsity Basketball Honor Squad 33 Leader Corps 3, 4, C0- Captain 43 LaCrosse Team 2, 33 Physical Education Aid 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Musical 3. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS KELLY Chris . . . Oz . . . Mule . . . sandals and Liege . . . French films . . . shrimps and raw meat . . , diplomacy . . . alone, alone, all, all alone, except when I'm with some- body . . , the mad Hungarian . . , The red queen and the oyster . . . Schloss- Neuschwanstein . . , snow, skiing and ice skating . . . Christal Alken. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 National Honor Society 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Thespian Society 3, 41 Band 23 Creative Writing 3, 43 Co-Editor French News- paper 33 All-State Chorus 2, 3, 43 Russian Club 33 American Field Service 33 String Ensemble 1, 23 Varsity Track 1, 2, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4. A man is his own star. JOHN WILLIAM KIFNER John . . . Scar . . . Mr. Pres , . . Tiger . . , always eating . . . But it's organized confusion! . . . talking college with joe . . . apples in the showers . . . sports . . . Chem labs with Woody , . , Miss Barry's last hope . . . No-Doz and aspirin . . , running laps . . . seen with the men . . . knows guys from all over . . . speeches . . . take it easy, General Organization President 43 General Organization Representative 2, 3, 43 Senate Chairman 4g Evaluating Committee, Secretary, Vice Chairman 33 Cafeteria Committee 33 Canteen Committee, Co-Chairman 43 Homeroom Parliamentarian 33 Greeley Tribune 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 13 Yearbook 43 Varsity Club 43 Gym Club 1, 23 Boys' State Alternate 33 junior Varsity Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 4g junior Varsity Track 13 Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Varsity Wrestling 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. A small body often harbours a great soul, REED ALEXANDER KIEFER Reed . . . Reefer . . , Alex . . . The Weed . . . the music-less Plymouth , . . Georges lNIen's Shop . . . Skiing . . , Hockey . . . Big Dan's . . . Hick music and Hooking . . . seen with jamo, Henry, and the rest of the Pinecliff crew . . . ambition to be 6' 1 and 185 pounds. Dramatics Club 1g Greeley Tribune 13 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 53 Yearbook 4g Track 1, 2: Junior Varsity Football 23 junior Musical 35 Senior Play 4. Life is just one thing after another. WINIFRED SEWALL KOOPMAN Wini , . , Sam . , , Waslnington, D. C ,... But why do you divide by BZ? . . . that notorious sixth period Chem class . . . a frustrated trumpet player . . . then tell me. O Critias . . . Still hopes to enter Dartmouth . . , Epsilons, I do not know you. Transferred from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, Bethesda, Maryland, 1957. Science Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 21 Sketch Club 53 Greeley Tribune 4, Senior Play 4. Great is truth: fire Cannot burn, nor water drown it. PETER VAN STRYCKER LANGE Pete . , . the pigiron Kaiser . , . seen with Stern . . . Likes girls, girls and more girls . . . dancing . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . I am not 14! . . . works at Sheridatfs . . . California next summer . . . Miss Way's best model. Chorus 1, 3, llg Dramatics Club 1, 2, junior Varsity Football 1, 2: Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4, All the world loves a lover. BRUCE GEORGE LAUBER Bruce . . . seen with a red light on top of his bus . . . hunting experience and deer killing . . . guns . . . summers at New Hampshire . . . seen with Willie and Mitchell . . . Ambition is the key to your future . . . selling fertilizer. Transferred from Harvey School For Boys, Hawthorne, New York, 1955. Science Club 3, President 33 Industrial Arts 3, 4, President 3g Homeroom Vice President 3, Homeroom Treasurer 43 junior Musical 33 Junior Varsity Football 3, Varsity Football 4. Through perseverance shall you succeed. GARRY DAVID LEITHNER Garry . . . brown motorcycles . . . white coupes and black convertibles . . . weirds- ville . . . Moon hubcaps with single flipper bar . . . Nosed, decked, dropped, chopped, channeled and sectioned . . . Racy . . . Like Man-I mean like-Wow! Transferred from Glenbard High School, Glen Ellyn, Illinois, 1956. Industrial Arts 2, 5, 4. It's a mad world. - Mad as Bedlam. LAURIE ANNE LITTLE Little Laurie . . . A French student?? . . . famous rides home . . . Poughkeepsie . . . Really? . . . Picture, picture on the wall . . . Mr. Anderson's secretary . . . Driving down a Fox Lane sidewalk . . . first class spy . . . likes Chappaqua . . . Port Chester Municipal Parking Lot . . . pizza, anyone? . . . A little too big . . . Beep Beep . . . that's ridiculous! . . . Mademoiselle Petite. Transferred from Wappingers Central High School, Wappingers Falls, New York. 1958. Band Treasurer 1, 2, 5, General Organization Representative 1, 53 Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Varsity Debate 1, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 4g Senior Play 4g All-County Music Festival 2, A dreamer of dreams. 48 PETER DOWDELL LOEF F LER Pete . . . Anything going on tonight? . . . in four years-at some college taking liberal arts . . . seen with jerry, Chuck, and Bob in a '51 Mercury or a '55 Chevy. Transferred from Tuckahoe High School, Tuckahoe, New York, 1955. Intramurals 2. He liked work. He could sit and look at it for hours. VIRGINIA S. LOMBARDI Ginny . . . Rin Tin Gin . . . Shorty . . . Long distance telephone calls . . . No joke! . . . It's Only Make-Believe . . . Plans are for secretarial school or some junior college . . . Mexican Hat Rock with Diane , . . seen with Diane, Bonnie, Phyllis and Carol , . . secret ambition is to run out of gas in the middle of Times Square! Transferred from Davis High School, Mount Vernon, New York, 1956. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Cooking Club lg Vice President 13 Outing Club 2g Referee Club 25 Davis Hi News 2, Typing Club 25 Sketch Club 3g junior Prom 3, Yearbook 4g Chorus 4g Senior Play 4. A quiet mind is richer. BRUCE ALEXANDER MACAULAY Mac . . . Yul . . . Baldie . . . Are you nervous? Nope!! . . . Where's your hair? . . . 19 . . . Wonder where the blue DeSoto is? . . . Jerry Lewis look . . . Junior Musical . . . Merc . . . Hackley . . . My turn to buy??? . . . Mama, he knows her well!?! . . . friend to everyone. Transferred from Hackley, Tarrytown, New York, 1956. Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3g Spanish Club 3g Intramurals 1, 5 4g Gym Club 1g Junior Varsity Football 1, junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4. The fun grew fast and furious. CAROL CLIFT MacLAURY Carol . . . Mackie . . . Original Quaker . . . Curls . . . My car's at the doctors . . . boys' names beginning with D . . . six milks for lunch . . . When are you going to move? . . . Midnight talks with Anna . . . How did you get that dress finished on time? . . . costumes, costumes, and more costumes . . . a future in nursing, maybe? Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Tribune 2, 4, Judiciary 4, Hockey Honor Squad 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Musical 3g Senior Play 4. She is as we see her. KEVIN ROBERT MALONE Ace . . . Bob . . . H. A .... Safeway, bowling, and dancing . . . old-timer in Chappaqua . . . Mr. Barlow's Soviet Education class , . . lunch hour talks with Russ and Paul . . . Hey, Beautiful! . . . likes all girls, even snobby ones . . . wants to be President of Safeway and retire at twenty . . . Quick, who did the Spanish home- work? Track Team 1, 23 Science Club 53 Dramatics Club 13 Greeley Tribune 2, Industrial Arts Club 1. Rouse the lion from his lair. CAROL LYNNE MANTE Carol . . . Wes . . . Peach Lake summers . . . Have fun . . . hockey, basketball . . . Centenary . . . another football OJ fan . . . one track mind . . . the Great Chemist . . . Hastings . . . you sure can tell when the hockey season rolls around . . . for Pete's sake . . . pet peeves: a certain babysitting job and open car doors. Transferred from Nyack High School, Nyack, New York, 1955. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 23 Yearbook 4g Homeroom Secretary lg Homeroom President 2, 5, Homeroom Vice President 4, Nominating Committee 33 Judiciary 43 junior Musical 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4, Hockey Honor Squad 25 Hockey Junior Varsity 3, 4, Hockey junior Varsity Captain 4g Senate 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Basketball junior Varsity 1, 23 Basketball Varsity 5, 4g Squad Leader 4. A good heart is worth gold. 50 JOHN DAVID MCPEAKE John . . . from Boston . . . quiet . . . likes Chemistry, hockey and track . . . pronounces CAR correctly. Transferred from Milton High School, Milton, Massachusetts, 1958. Football 1, Baseball 23 Cross Country Track 3, Chemistry Club 3g Boys' State Alternate 33 Track 43 Intramural Basketball 4. Patience makes kings. JOHN JOSEPH METH john , . . seen lying around the Senior Lounge, driving a red and white Mercury, and asking too many questions in Social Studies . . . interested in all sports, movies, B.B., good Cigars, history, and historical novels . . . Do unto others as they would have them do unto you . . . headed for law school and a law firm. Transferred from McBurney School, New York City, 1955. Science Club 2, Intramurals 4, Senior Play 4. Dreamer of the impossible. JAMES VICTOR MITCHELL jim . , . Mitch . . . Smiley . . . seen with Getz, Claus, Hefner, Brooks, Hainline . . . Allanach . . . Football . . . Hockey . . . Baseball . . . our famous Veep . . . dislikes dancing . . . Miss Barry's study hall policeman. Homeroom Vice President 1, Homeroom President 35 Gradewide Vice President 43 Service Club 3, 4, Hearing Committee 4g Nominating Committee 33 Yearbook 4,- junior Varsity Football 1, 2, Captain 2, Junior Varsity Basketball Captain lg junior Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3, Varsity Basketball 3, Manager 23 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4g Athletic Council 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, 25 Junior Musical 35 Intramurals 2, Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 4. When you have nothing to say, say nothing. RICHARD BLAIR MURDOCK Murdy . . . Doc . . . Dick . . . '50 Fords . . . Cycles and G. Leithner , . . Mechanical Drawing? Brother! . . . Buses never hang around long enough . . . That's the way the ball bounces. Industrial Arts 1. He fiddled while Rome burned. MARY ISABELLE O'CONNELL Bonnie . . . Oh, that darnfn . . . Rochester, Elmira . . . municipal parking lots . . . certain steps at Fox Lane . . . Summers in Vermont . . . stalling in the middle of streets . . . letters to Florida . . . our lil' hockey pro- Which side of the hockey stick, Miss Pattison? Transferred from Notre Dame High School, Elmira, New York, 1957. Chorus 1, 2, 5, 43 Sodality 1, 23 Cheerleading 1, 2, Co-Captain 23 Yearbook 43 Red Cross 43 Mission Club 1, 2, Captain 23 junior Musical 33 Senior Play 43 Cheer- leading Club 1, 2. Happiness is a habitg cultivate it. MARGIT MAUDE OFSTIE Marg . . , Mad driver in a white convertible . . . very goodf' . . . another ski fanatic . . . one of the Chappaquads . . . boys . . . You say you have problems? . . , famous trips to Vermont, Southold, and Lake Placid . . . Am I late again? . . . all-night bridge player . . . Lawrence Farmer . . . Where are my Yearbook pictures? . . . diets, but no will power. Greeley Tribune 2, 5g Yearbook 43 Dramatics Club 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 GO Representative 3, 41 Junior Musical 33 Talent Show 2g All-State Chorus 43 Nominating Committee 33 Senior Play 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey Honor Squad Captain 43 Senate 23 Homeroom President 2, 4. My theory is to enjoy life. 52 JAMES HALL OLMSTEAD jim . . . jamo . . . The Indian . . . 3.5 Austin . . . member in good standing of the Do Nothing Club . . . Ranger games at the Garden . . . Chevy Impalas . . . the weekend at Nickels . . . dislikes include women and dancing . . . seen with Reefer, Henry, and Field and Sffervm . . . valve jobs on a '49 Plymouth . . . Mount Vernon . . .DeMolay. Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Industrial Arts 2, 4, junior Musical 3: Senior Play 4. Still water runs deep. ANNE FRANCES O'MELIA Anne-with an eu . . . Brooklyn . . . S.S.H. pals . . . Isn't that a panicl'-' . . . Oh, that social studies . . . math and espanol . . . Mr. Brightbill, we're on the lawn! . . . loves to dance . . . diets, diets, diets . . . hopes to teach math in high school . . . homework during lunch. Transferred from Our Lady of Good Counsel Academy, White Plains, New York, 1958. Soclality of Our Lady 1, 2, 3g Legion of Mary 3g Chit Chat 33 Yearbook 43 Service Club 33 Oratorical Contest 1, Sketch Club 53 journalism Chapter 33 junior Musical 3g Senior Play 43 Stepinac Play 33 Athletic Association 1g Winner in The National Handi- capped Essay Contest 3g Winner in The Table! Essay Contest 1. Live to love, to laugh, and to learn. MILDRED RUTH ORSER Millie . . . seen with Margee, Linda, and Connie . . . knitting . . . babysitting . . . Thornwood . , . Let's do something this weekend . . . my favorite shorthand teacher . . . That's ridiculous . . . Don't be so smart . . . the big nights . . . secretary. Greeley Tribune 1, 33 Chorus 45 Dramatics 1, Intramurals 1g Basketball Manager 45 Yearbook 4. Nothing is impossible to a willing Heart. JOYCE ANN PALMIERI Joycie . . . Joyce Ann . . . seen with Jane, Doris, Nancy, and Linda . . . Let's go for a ride . . . This is ridiculous . . . Yeah, instead of yes . . . Who is getting the car . . . Oh, grow up! . . . Of course we're eighteen . . . likes include: Movies, records, Yankees . . . babysitting: . . future: a medical office assistant. Red Cross Representative 1, Dramatics 1, 2, Greeley Tribune 1, 2, 3, junior Musical 3, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 4, Senior Play 4. Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. DIANA M. PAYNE Diana-with an a . . . Payne--with a y . . . tearing around in the '57 Plymouth . . . clothes, clothes, and more clothes . . . pretty hair . . . Was that sarcasm? . . . trips to England and California . . . memories of Newport . . . accelerate . . . What, me worry ? Varsity Basketball 2, 3, junior Varsity Hockey 5, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 4, Tribune 1, Dramatics 1, GO Formal Queen 3. Onl Sail on! TIINIOTHY WARREN PELYO Tim . . . Work is the curse of the drinking class . . . likes are: three inch steaks, well-stocked wine cellars, Zacherley, and all kinds of money . . . dislikes are: home- work, being awakened, Anacin commercials, W.C.T.U ..., Noted for famous sen- tences in English. 1 Dramatics Club 1, Science Club 2. 3, Sketch Club 4, Track 1, 2. Men of few words are the best men, 54 PAUL MICHAEL PIAZZA Paul . . . Porkchop , . . girls and cars, in that order . . . Big Daddy . . . striped shirts . . . Ivzy. Roger and Yo , . . Cha-cha-cha . . . Who's lazy? . . . art class with Mighty Mouse . . . prime ambition is to become an Art Teacher, Art Council 2. 3, 41 Chorus 1, 21 Homeroom Parliamentarian 2, 33 Junior Musical 31 Senior Play -ig Sketch Club 1, 2. Life's too short to waste. DORIS R. PLAISTED Doris . . . Dottie . . . seen with Joyce Ann, Janie, Pud . . . Who's getting the car tonight? . . , just wait, I'm going to grow . . . bananas, peanut butter, spaghetti . . . Brooklynite . . . Naturally the Dodgers are coming back to Brooklyn . . . Of course, we're eighteen. Dramatics Club 1, 21 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 5, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 43 Greeley Tribune 23 Bridge Club 51 Junior Musical 3g Senior Play 43 Library Club 4. The sweet magic of a cheerful face. RUSSELL STALEY POWERS Russ . . . That's for sure , . . Noted for- - the mass of an object NEVER changes Qcourtesy of E,B.J . . . Yankees. money, Los Angeles, Sunday morning bowling at X Roads . , . seen with Malone B. R. Thompson, and Kelly , . . Wanna get my lunch? . . . plans fafter collegej to be a geologist or a millionaire. Greeley Tribune 11 Dramatics Club 21 Debating Club 3. He riseth from forth the silent sea. ANTOINETTE RAUB Toni-with an . . . No, I won't drive over that policeman . . . wonderful trips to Norway, California, and North Carolina . . . driving illegally over the Ne- braska-Colorado border . . . youngest senior . . . unforgettable invasion of Chicago with about 4000 others '. . . hiding yawns in first period Chemistry. Dramatics Club 13 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 23 Yearbook 43 Greeley Tribune 43 Honor Society 43 Homeroom Treasurer 1, 43 Basketball Manager 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4. She doeth little kindnessesf' RODNEY WILLIAM ROACH Roddy . . . How's the weather down there . . . Man, you're way, way out . . . hunting and fishing with Duquette and Ace . . . guns, guns, guns . . . always seen with Roy. Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 43 Science Club 23 Varsity Track 33 Junior Varsity Football 1, 23 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. Praise the Lord, and pass the ammunition! PATRICIA CLAIRE RODIER Pat . . . Spiderwoman . . . driver of a T.R. . . . half owner of a Dodge Convert. . .. weekends in Williamstown, Massachusetts . . . horses . . . Golden Boy and Fran . . . Wizard of OZ . . . Ace hockey player . . . Specs . . . Switzerland . . . seen with Carol and Janet . , . Rodiers car lot . . . always laughing. Transferred from Academy of Our Lady of Good Counsel, White Plains, New York, 1957. Sodality of Our Lady 1. 23 Stepinac Play 23 Dramatics Club 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Sketch Club 43 junior Musical 35 Senior Play 43 Intramurals 3, 4. Live love, laugh, and be happy. 56 JANE CARLA ROSENTHAL jane . . . Janie. . . Kidney . . . crew necks . . . college stickers . . . seen with junior boys . . . Wanna go for a ride? . . . likes small cars, bent stop signs, staying after school, talking . . . I'll drive . . . Peamulr fan . . . neurotic . . . So, wha' d'you want? A medal! . . . hey, Shortie! Dramatics Club 15 Bridge Club 33 Sketch Club 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Worth her weight in gold. ROBERT EUGENE ROTH Bob . . . music, music, music . . . crazy . . . snatch . . . admirer of Mr. B. . . . Local 398, A. F. of M ..,, Anybody want to play Hearts. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All-State Orchestra 43 Science Club 2g Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2g junior Varsity Football 1, 2g Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 4, The leader of the orchestra is always a man who has played second fiddle. DIANE KEITH RUSSELL Di . . . a certain white Chrysler . . . driving back and forth to Wfhite Plains . . . last summer with Leila . . . What's the word, Thunderbirdl' . . . H.T. . . . Turn down the radio! . . . a certain trip to Connecticut. Chorus 1, 2, 53 Greeley Tribune 2g GO Alternate 2, Sketch Club 4g Yearbook 4g Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. The best way to have a friend is to be a friend. ANDREA JOAN SCHLICK Andy . . . dimples . . . hoola hooper . . . But I HATE pizza!! . . . memories of Newport . . . O-o-o-o-oh . . . dislikes hen parties that are always crashed . . . Oh, I know how to play bridge . . . good . . . that's sharp . . . loves to dance. Dramatics Club 1, 23 Greeley Tribune 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey Honor Squad 1, 23 Hockey Manager 43 Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 43 Homeroom Treasurer 23 Homeroom Secretary 33 Hi-Y 33 Senate 33 Yearbook 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. We must laugh before we are happy. PENELOPE SCHOTT Penny . . . vineyards . . . San Marcos U .... Le Petit Prince . . . Tant pis! . . . heard with Judy, Wini, Pelle, and Christopher . . . letters to France . . . Trib and paper clips . . . non-indigenous bicycle shoes and black socks . . . languages and the foreign service . . , Dennis . . . 'zasl Dramatics 13 French Club 23 Spanish Club 33 National Honor Society 3, 4g Creative Writing 3, 43 Greeley Tribune 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4g Intramurals 1, 2. So many worlds, so much to do. BARBARA SCOTT Bobbie . . . joe . . , Scotty . . . always laughing . . . Vermont, Judy? , . . Montauk with Debbie and Penny . . . DROOPY . . . Scotch forever . . . the Dodgers . . . hamburgers and ketchup . . , sports and hockey. Grade-wide Vice President lg Senate lg Dramatics Club 13 Art Council 23 Service Club 1, 2, Secretary 23 GO 2, Secretary 33 Nominating Committee 33 Creative Writing 33 junior Musical 33 Yearbook 4g Leader Corps 43 Physical Education Aid 2, 33 junior Varsity Hockey 1, 23 Varsity Hockey 3, 43 junior Varsity Basketball 33 Basket- ball Manager 23 Varsity Basketball 43 Badminton 2, 3, 43 LaCrosse 33 Stuyvesant Hockey First Team 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Work your grief up into art and it is gone, 58 CAROLYN RUTH SEARING Carolyn . . , Carol . . . Seven Bridges summers . . . Counselor with Lucinda . . . that Katonah railroad crossing . . . letters from ??? and the shallow South . . . experienced house painter . . . baseball HJ fan , . . Ivy . . . hopes to be an art teacher. Dramatics Club 1, 2g Red Cross 1, 2, President 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4g Hockey Manager 43 Spanish Club 5g Creative Writing 3g Sketch Club 4, Greeley Tribune 1, 2, 5, 4g Senior Play 4, Homeroom Secretary 43 Hi-Y 2, 3. I'll tell the world. JANET SHIPMAN janet . . . Shippy . . . Juana . . . Cape Cod summers, the Finger Lakes . . . losing ski boot heels , . . Really great . . . cool, calm, and collected . . . eats desserts first . . . pennies from heaven . . . that distinguished gray look . . . What a riot! . . . prunes . . . joy . . . such is life in the wilderness. National Honor Society 5, 4: Greeley Tribune 1, 43 Nominating Committee 1, Spanish Club 2g Chorus 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 1, Homeroom Vice President 33 Homeroom Treasurer fig junior Musical 5: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Dreams happy as her day, and laughter learnt of friends. BARBARA SILLCOCKS Silly . . . Biological Barbara . . . outdoor water faucet . . . Colorado summers . . . the maroon stationwagon . . . Ardent ski fan . . . This was my brother's coat when he was in third grade . . , Trib troubles . . . Animals at chorus rehearsals . . . How do you change a flat tire? . . , Yale. Chorus 1, 2. 5, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 5, Hockey Honor Squad 3, 4g Greeley Tribune 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 45 Dramatics Club 13 Homeroom Treasurer 3, Physical Education Aid 23 Junior Musical 3. In every thought sincere, GORDON OGDEN STERN Gordie . . . girls . . . casual . . . Dixieland . . . MR. STERN . . , Driver's Ed . . . How's about it . , . original Greeleyite. Homeroom Vice President 1, 23 Homeroom President 33 Nominating Committee 33 Tribune 13 Yearbook 43 Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 43 Senate 1, 23 Service Club 1, 23 Senior Play 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym Club 1, 23 Varsity Basketball Manager 23 Senior Chorus 1. I abhor a dull existence. SANDRA LEIGH STOWELL Sandy . . . Annabell . . . don't just stand there, do something . . . blue bomber . . . Lips . . , seen with Bibi, the gray Jag, and John . . . Centenary . . . Southold . . . summers spent at Camp Greeley . . . the Chappaquads. Home-room Secretary lg Senior High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1g GO 23 Service Club 3, Secretary 43 Greeley Tribune 2, 33 junior Varsity Hockey 2g Varsity Hockey 3, 43 Junior Musical 33 Homeroom Treasurer 23 Miss Greeley Candidate 3, 43 Varsity Badminton 23 All-State Chorus 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Talent Show 2, 33 Senior Play 43 junior Prom Queen 3. Music of the heart is best. STEPHANIE MELLON STRICKLAND Stevie . . . Steph . . . seen with Peg and the blond Vreeland . . . tutoring? . . . C-3 . . . tobogganing on the golf course . . . Lawrence Farmer . . . 6 rue le comte de Nouy . . . doing calculus in Chemistry . . . the wooden cross Amherst '61-Wales Tales 1 . . . Agnes Scott or Radcliffe. Dramatics Club 1, 33 Senior Chorus 1, 2, 33 Yearbook 33 Treasury Council 1, 23 Senate 1, 2, 43 GO 43 Nominating Committee 43 Honor Society 3, President 43 Handbook Editor 3, 43 Hockey Manager 2, 33 junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4. Her assets are a high ambition and the ability to attain it. 60 ELIZABETH LEWIS TACY Beth . . . Lisa Tacier . . . Willianns.. . . weekly trips to W.S.S. . . . Tucker . . . Mrs. Antrobus . . . Come on, Buddy Boy! . . . Greenwich . . . No, I'm not Jan Fay . . . Cafe Roue . . . Augustine's flamenco . . . Broadway and 50th Street . . . trips to Action's . . . What's wrong with my pony tail? . . . Mount Holyoke. Transferred from Van Antwerp School, Schenectady, New York, 1956. Science 11 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Photography Club 1g Library Club 15 Basketball Manager 53 Hi-Y 3g Dramatics Club 4g Greeley Tribune 43 Creative Writing 4g Honor Society S, 4, Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 43 Honorable Mention in the Scholastic Magazines Writing Contest 5. To live is not only to breathe, but to act. BRUCE KIMBALL THOMPSON Bruce . . . Smiley . . , . . . likes skiing and swimming . . . has troubles with stop lights . . . horticulture . . . meeting lover , . . seen filling the candy machine . , . spends time planting trees . . . silent type . . . Yes, I had Mr. Barlow . , . sure, sure . . . Don't Panic. Transferred from Nathan Hale junior High, Norwalk, Connecticut, 1955. Senior Class President 4g Nominating Committee 4g GO Council and Senate 4g Bridge Club 3g Service Club 3g Homeroom Parliamentarian 2, 3g junior Varsity Football 23 junior Varsity Track 2. The prince of darkness is a gentleman. BRUCE ROGER THOMPSON Thompson 9952 . . . Bruce R ..., Collecting maps . . . Inane, fatuous smile , . . hopes to go to Swarthmore or Brown University. Transferred from La Jolla High School, La Jolla, California, 1957. Band 13 Science Club 2, 33 Drama Club 3, Bridge Club 3g Photo Club 4g GO 4g Track 3. I travel the high road of science. ALTHEA STAPLES TORSLEFF Alth . . . Althy . . . Alfreida . . . hi-ee, hokay . . . West Point . . . bowling . . . seen with Pud . . . Baby food for lunch . . . always talking . . . catty glasses . . . legs . . . dimples . . . that heavy purse-eight pounds . . . I just can't do algebra. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 23 Bridge Club 53 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 43 junior Musical 33 Yearbook 43 Sketch Club 13 Senior Play 4. A climple in the chin, a devil within. DONALD WILLIAM TROTTA Trot, Chet . . . the White Ford Convertible . . . seen with Mulhare, Mattie, and Bob . . . Armonk . . . McLaurens . . . the famous trip to the Adirondacks . . . What red light? . . . plans to tour the country with Mulhare. Football 13 Greeley Tribune 13 Industrial Arts 13 Intramurals 1, 4. Don't make excuses! Make good! MICHAEL SPENCER WARD just plain Mike . . . first freshman boy to go with a senior girl . . . first political club on campus . . . socialist . . . has a ring that has survived six successive girls . . . Ready, Reed fPortland, Oregonj . . . a Bronx blonde from N. Y. U .... using big words, Transferred from Croton Harmon High School, Croton, New York, 1955. Basketball Intramurals 1, 23 Creative Writing 13 junior Red Cross 1, 23 Track 1, 43 Sketch Club 23 Debating Club 53 Dramatics 43 American Legion Oratorical Con- test, Chappaqua, First Placeg Westchester, Third Place 5. There is a method in his madness. 62 ARNOLD OCHSNER WEBER Web . . , seen with Eschen and Roach . . , music lover . . . madman with a brush . . . original Greeleyite . . . gymnastics and bar bells . . . Whos done their chem lab? . . . Z, T. Haines. Art Editor of Yearbook 3, 41 Science Club, President 1, 25 Sketch Club 1, 2, 3g Intra- murals 1, 2, 3g Gym Club 1, 23 Junior Musical 33 Senior Play 4, XX'restling 4g Home- room Parliamentarian 13 Industrial Arts Club 1. All nature is but art. LUCINDA ELLEN WELLS Lucy . . . Luce . . . Lu , . . knows about old cars . . . Lawrence Farmer . . . Where's Wes? . . , likes hockey, dogs, and little kids . . . I got the car! , . . sports, sports, and more sports , , . those fabulous chem labs . . . beautiful eyes . . the car with the mixed up radio buttons . . . famous French labs. Dramatics Club 1, Chorus 1, 23 GO 23 Greeley Tribune 2, 33 Service Club 3, 4, Leader Corps 5, 4, Captain -ig Honor Society 5, 4, Intramurals 1, J, 3, 45 Basketball and Hockey Honor Squads 2, 5. 4g Styvestant Hockey Team 4g Junior Musical 33 Senior Play -l. Fresh air and outdoor sport are a part of wisdom, LEILA ALICE WHITE Leila . . . Lee . . . trips to jones Beach and Monterey . . . midnight swims . . . loves cake . . . whatever Lola wants, Lola gets. GO 1, 2, 3, 45 County GO 5, 4, Dramatics Club 13 Yearbook 4, Varsity Cheerleading 3, rig Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2g Assembly 'Committee 12 IU1'110f Musical 3, Spanish Club 21 Homeroom Parliamentarian 3: Athletic Council 43 Hockey Honor Squad 2. Happy is as lucky goes, POLLY SUSANNE WHITE Polly . . . Polly Sue . . . Pollyanna . . . Always seen with one of the Buckleys, Sally or Penny . . . THE licensed driver . . . I can't shift . . . Gerald and N. D. . . . Help the greedy needy . . . you're crazy . . . yippee, Skippy , . . The only reason I got my license was that I didn't have to parallel park. Hockey Third Team 3, Hockey Second Team 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2, junior Red Cross Representative 4. Merry as the day is long. LINDA LOUISE WILKINSON Linda . . . Wilkie . . . Western vacations . . . J. B .... Who asked you? . . . seen with friends riding around Kisco, Bedford . . . horseback riding . . . music . . . a certain pajama party , . . cops not allowed . . . Plans to teach nursery school or kindergarten. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sketch Club 3, All-State Chorus 4. There may be some substitute for good nature, but so far it has not been discovered. MICHAEL SEAWARD WOODARD Woody . . . Big Toe . . .D T-Bone . . , Bullneck . . . Flag Hill . . . likes include hunting, motors, girls, engines, trips to Boston and exclude school and teachers . . . Ricky Nelson . . . Scrim. Industrial Arts Club 1, 4, Football 1, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4. Silence is the virtue of fools. ROBERT HOLDREDGE YATES Bob . . . likes skiing, taking trips to Texas, Scarsdale, and Bruce K. Thompson's coffee . . . Modern schools are cold. . . . Who could that be, Bruce K.? . . . Skiing anyone? . . . Spanish II was fun while it lasted. Transferred from Marblehead Junior High School, Marblehead, Massachusetts, 1955. Bridge Club 39 Homeroom President 4, Football Manager 25 Track Manager 2. Are we downhearted? No-o-o-o-0-o-! RONALD PAUL ZILLER Ronnie . . . time spent flying planes and working after school and on weekends at the Campfire Club . . . seen with Flyboy Eschen . . . Bandits Two O'Clock . . . future commercial pilot fegg-beatersj. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2. I have hunted far and wide. SENIIUR SUPERLATHVES MUST FUN Charlie Boll and Marge Buchanan lWll'llVlll'll EST Dina Ebel and Will Getzelmzm BESTQDRJESSED Debbie Dodge and Bob Yates B IETSTIEEIJUUKII if Lynn Giegerich and Hank Holden MOST ATHLETHC Cindy Curtis and jim Mitchell MOST HNTELLHGENT Stevie Strickland and Pelle Berenson MUST TAILENTED Bobbie Scott and Arnold Weber BEST DANCERS jan Fay and Mike Hefner MUST LIIKELY TO SUQCEED Sue Heck and Bruce K. Thompson BEST ALL-:ARUUND Bibi Besch and Bart Carlson THE LAST WHLL AND TESTAMENT UF THE CLASS UF ll9l59 To Miss Barry we leave a record of High Society to teach a new outlook on sociology. To the juniors we leave our senior privileges and a broken TV. Good luck! To Miss Risoli we leave Charlie. To Coach Whittleton we leave five-thousand tickets to the county basketball tournament for next year. To Mr. Davis we leave a case of Hawaiian punch, a carton of Luckies, and a new thermos bottle. To Mr. Barlow we leave a pair of white bucks and a year's subscription' to Mad. To Mr. Meredith we leave a one-day trip, all expenses paid, to Cuba to help Fidel Castro. To Mr. Houmiel we leave a one year's box seat to Continental Classroom. To Miss Kurson we leave a promise to send her all money collected from our college tutoring. To Mr. Herrington we leave a 500-power pair of binoculars to supervise the parking area. To Mr. Remaly we leave Airbubble College, a newly discovered institution ten miles off Key West and 200 feet under water. And finally, we just leave! .,,...XN K if W '-M.Q,,qmNN'-AN F ,S f 2 THE CLASS PRDPHE Y Jerry Alfaro is selling reserved, box seats to all-county traffic court hearings. Bill Allanach is Treasury Chairman of the TVA, Beth Angier is stage manager of the Broadway production of the French Follies. Joh Baldwin is host of Baldwin's Jazz Joint, seen every week on Channel Three. Bob Benedict is salesman for Chappaqua's branch of Adler Shoes. Pelle Berenson is writing a supplement to Verrill's Latin American Hirtory. Bibi Besch has caught her millionaire playboy. Nancy Bierman is still talking. Anna Bernstrom has gone around the world in 79 days. Peter Block is a disc Jockeyg he took over where Martin Block left off. Charlie Boll is West Virginian Representative to T-O-Y, Limited. JoAnn Bond is a consultant for Dale Carnegie. Bob Bouchier is writing a book, How to Get Along with AFS Studentr. Sue Brand is Thomas Watson's chief assistant. Mattie Brennan now stamps driver's licenses in the White Plains Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Judy Bridgman has recently opened another branch of Used Pumpkins Inc. Dan Brooks has opened a libraryg filled with all his old books. Carol Brown continues to put whipped cream on those hot fudge sundaes. Marge Buchanan is tiger hunting in Africa in a pink- upholstered T-bird. Judy Buckley has finally acquired H. G. Couth. Marcy Buerger now has a stepladder. Connie Burke is an interior decorator for the United Na- tions. 'IA Judy Burrill has just won her Oscar and is now starting at the studio to learn how to act. Penny Cady has mastered the delicate art of graceful naviga- tion on stilts. Sandy Cameron is chief advisor to the President of the United States. Doug Cameron has become the new Ranger goalie, he re- placed the ailing Gump. Ed Carey has opened a repair shop to care for old cars, new engines, and transmissions. Bart Carlson restores old cars for the Ford Motor Company. Jim Cerbone is writing a new book, How to Eat Italian Food and Like it. Art Chaleski still wants to know how to get that car out of second gear. Lois Christenson is the official mascot of the Davis Cup Team. Pete Clapham owns and manages the Greeley Country Store. Carl Claus has taken Rudolph's place at the head of the sleigh. Sylvia Cromer is secretary of the TVA. Cindy Curtis has just endowed two-thirds of her winnings from the Olympic games to H.G. for a rainproof hockey field. Don Daggett has started a new company, the Daggett Diaper Service. Skip Damon is now scenic director for Kodak. Debbie Dodge has replaced Betty Crockerg her slogan is, You too can be well-dressed while you bake. Steve Driscoll is Vice-Admiral in the Swiss Navy. Tom Duquette is Manager of Duquette's Fish Marketg he supplies fresh fish for visiting celebrities. Dina Ebel just left her position as General Manager of the Pirates to become Mayor of Pittsburgh. Roy Eschen is Flight Engineer for American Airlines. THE CLASS PROPHECY Cleantill.l Ian Fay has her own establishment of seeing eye poodles for girls who refuse to wear glasses at formals. Mary Fiander has her own costume renting service special- izing in dinosaur and other pre-historic animals. Peggy Fowlie is teaching art at Amherst. janet Fritz: They said it couldn't be done-BUT-jan won a spelling bee. Will Getzleman is editor of the New York Giant's Fan Magazine, Benclwwarmer. Lynn Giegerich is working on Buicks at the Shell Service Station. Linda Grant has a permanent position with the Boston Pops. Katy Gratz is Mrs. joe Motts. Sally Green's new book, Book Approvals the Painless Way, is a best seller. Betsy Greenleaf has a tribe of cheerleaders-all yelling! Diana Greer has replaced Gail Davis on the Annie Oakley Show. John Hainline is still playing with Clancy on the quadrangle. Diana Hale is on husband number . . . ? Lyda Hardy is still playing bridge at all hours of the day and night. Dan Harley is owner and manager of Harley's Appliance Store. Tom Harris is still trying to get into the adult section of the New York Library. Sue Heck has installed a rope-tow service up Taylor Road and has a very successful project in full swing. Mike Hefner owns his own factory, he makes brakes for home-made scooters. Mary Herlihey is now managing Ciro's quite successfully. Doug Heyel has become the All-American Boy. Barbara Hinck has left her position as Castro's personal interpreter to open the Uncle Fidel Tour Boat Lines in Havana. Joan Hitchcock is still flying high . . . Hank Holden is . . . CENSORED!!! Tom Hooker is editor of The New York Timer. Dick Jessup is writing a new book, Spanish Can Be Fun. jane Joslin is still working on that portrait from the picture. Larry Kappauf is president of Katpoof Company, Inc.g they manufacture photographic proo s and films. Helen Kazork has visited all the places on stamps. Sue Kellogg is running two nurseries. Chris Kelly is official sandal-maker for the American Field Service. john Kifner is running for president of the United States' General Organization. Reed Kiefer is investigating insane asylums of Latin America, from the inside. Wini Koopman has just flown a jet over the South Pole on a bet. Pete Lange is writing an account of his experiences on Lange's Bunch. Bruce Lauber is working in a factory blowing out mufflers. Gary Leithner is heard singing off we go into the wild blue yonder- Laurie Little's new book, French Can Be Fun, is on its way to becoming a best seller. Pete Loeffler spends his time fixing broken tables and sprung doors. Ginny Lombardi is working hard in Mexico as a private sec- retary earning lots of money. Bruce Macauley is writing a song, Hair today gone to- morrow. Carol MacLaury: The only real blond left in the class of '59, THE CLASS PRUPHECY le0ntd..l Kevin Malone is owner and manager of Malone's Fish and Super Market. Wes Mante is now leading an expedition into Africa in hopes of selling grass skirts. john McPeake has just opened a beanery in Boston. John Meth is writing sports editorials for Mad Magazine. jim Mitchell is still standing on his Service Club post. Dick Murdock is still trying to fix his car up to look like Leithner's. Bonnie O'Connell has just invented a no-melt ice cube. Margit Ofstie has finally taken a puff of a Luckie. jim Olmstead has opened a new night club, The Tepee. Anne O'Melia is one of our most successful Latin Ameri- can ambassadors. Mildred Orser is secretary to the President of the United States. Joyce Palrnieri is a medical assistant trying desperately not to break glass in the lab. Diana Payne's collection of neck scarfs is still growing. Tim Pelyo is now drawing his own plans for a rocket to the moon. Paul Piazza is now an apprentice with Pablo Picasso. Doris Plaisted is teaching English in Erasmus, her home town. Russ Powers is taking part in the Colorado gold rush this coming fall. Toni Raub has finally gotten her license on a push-button car but still insists on running down policemen. Roddy Roach has opened his own rod and gun shop. jane Rosenthal is teaching at the Sorbonne. Bob Roth has ousted J. C. Petrillo, and is now President of the Music Union. Diane Russell has opened an auto show room and is in competition with her father. Andy Schlick is still laughing. 76 Penny Schott has just completed the great Swahilian novel. Bobby Scott is still making fudge. Carolyn Searing recently finished her first book and is well into her second. janet Shipman has married a Canadian lumberjack and is living on a prune plantation. Barbara Sillcocks has taken time off from her job as editor of the Palent Trader to write her Biological Memoirr. Gordon Stern is ??? Sandy Stowell is married and has eight kids. Stevie Strickland is the first woman President of the U. S. Beth Tacy has overthrown the government of the Dominican Republic and has just joined UNITED REPUBLIC OF DOMINCUBURGH. Bruce K. Thompson, our most likely to succeed boy is now a garbage man. Bruce R. Thompson is still trying to tell Mr. Barlow that he can get into Swathmore. Althea Torsleff has turned her hobby of analyzing people into a profession and has become the greatest woman psychiatrist in the world. Mike Ward has started his own East-West talks. Arnold Weber has perfected a new wrestling hold, which he still can't get out of. Lucinda Wells is still driving around in old cars. Leila White's life is now free from all complications. Polly White is that nice receptionist to new people in Chappaqua. Linda Wilkinson's smile is being used for a tooth paste ad. Mike Woodard is ski-instructor at Mt. Bromley. Bob Yates is Men's Fashion Editor for Ladies' Home journal. Ron' Ziller is a professional guideg he leads safaris into Washburn's Farm. HN MEMORHAM BETH LYNN EBERT YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE When you walk through a storm Keep your chin up high And don't be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm Is a golden sky And the sweet, silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind, Walk on through the rain, Though your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart, And you'll never walk alone, You'l1 never walk alone. Dear Anna, Horace Greeley High School Chappaqua, New York June, 1959 We hope you have enjoyed your year in Chappaqua. When you return to Sweden and your friends there, know that we will remember you and hope you remember us. Faculty and students of the Horace Greeley High School Vw ,ff wwk 'Q F 5 swf' Tifmw ..,, .M . : Mu' wnmwxxwmm.. V 1, we M, W-'fit' iiif .M....., if ls M.,- Llfw- ik-may imma sw 'if' ' ...J' ' if X., M 5 1 UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS THE CLASS UF ww Sitting: D. Gibson, Treasurerg W. Risley, Presidentg D. Howe, Vice Presidentg F. Orsenigo, Secretary Standing: G. Schroeder, Parliamentarian. THE CLASS OIF' 1961 B. Fitzhugh, Vice Presidentg B. Brooks, Presidentg C. Curtis, Secretaryg j. Fay, Treasurer. THE CLASS UF 1962 S. Cowlick, Treasurerg D. Burrill, Vice Presidentg D. Cornell, Secretary. Missing: H. Lacker, President , wh 0 Q . 1? E 455+ fi 315 PM x Q K H K 5 f 2, EE, ,sg 'L A , ,:'L- S ,, . ,wig as Q , Q ' X v X ,..,qQ 3 1 x iz, 'vs ., ... .,.. I V , Vg him. .., X SX ,,1z ' ,,.,, ',,: I1- 4, + + -:g ig + 35, 1,,, . , E Q w ' sf ., fm? -W i z,-fw k 4 f f ,Q , MM N f P, r,pg,22S-Q Uw'1,,,:,x 4 mm ,M a:. 4, 'A 1 95 2 mil f 1, Lf,. .HN 'Qi' 5 ' 4 - , ,Q ..,.,,. QWMM 115 Y6 -nz: Q fi wk ' ,gy s.g5Q.f, ' X , .., fu ,gQfxg7l'ji' ,Ii ww A ,Q Q 3 .,,, 1 ,. if J , gy X ,X M,- Q WAN AL wut W ,W ,Q 3? A, if ,gh-v V' ,A K 5, , f Wiw' , Q. ,V .- . -1 -N 1 gen ,, A A 2 LX gm .. wi is , L .. :,4 Z Q ,gf ,gf X Ai .f 1 2 s bi? ,A 5. x 3 Q Q :Li U . A k,,. Maw? -S s W , .MXN r . :Egg ffg Ye Kg s 1 I N: v ,xs..,-XM , is Q S ...anna-. Q ' NS wg 4: Wm N AA. as 4 1? , a I 11, S2 lin ff.. zf 9, A , A fqzgm 'M . ' wa Q, w5sq'Ez::.1:x 1, A-f' di A if A 32 gfw' ff Q' Q3 ':,. , 5, 'mi' ix ? uv 9 3+ V UXQ ML? W i, .yf 3, . V ,- .ff kv Xi w wg .,, K , :,,kR,i Q, 15 . H1233 . :L 'Z Q Ei F , . - . E 3 , '33 4? W1-is-F gi nv av- 'i Q 1.33 I . gg Qghwnm ififfw? 5 , W j F- wr www ...---A ,W A 1 A QC T H V H T H E S OFFICERS UF THE G U PRESIDENT I ,,, 7,,,, ,,,,.,,A,AA J o hn Kifner VICE PRESIDENT , .,,,,,, Bart Carlson SECRETARY IIIII,,,, CCCCC, B etsy Greenleaf TREASURER ,,,YY....,,.. Ken Nye PRO-TEM CHAIRMAN Y,YY,7,,,,,, ..,Y.I.,,,,,,, D an Brooks Firrl row: V. Curcio, K. Reagan, M. Rogers, B. K. Thompson, J. Cerbone, P. Block, J. Kifner, M. Ofstie, L. White, J. Evans, K. Lyons, P. Walsh, B, Holmes, K. Nye, B. Burch, B. Carlson. Third row: D. Brooks, R. Thrasher, L. Vion, J. Spencer, B. R. Thompson, P. Holden, J. Baldwin, S. Porter, C. Dennison, M. Holmes, J. A. Raymond, P. Wood, A. Ferris. THE GENERAL ORGANHZATHUN The G.O. is the legislative branch of student government. It is composed of homeroom presidents, class presidents, and representatives from certain other significant activities. These representatives act upon matters which are of concern to the student body. In addition to acting as the voice of student body, G.O. members gain experience in leadership and government which will prove invaluable in later life. This year the G.O., led by its officers, John Kifner, Bart Carlson, Betsy Greenleaf, Ken Nye, and Dan Brooks, has had one of its busiest and most successful years. In addition to the formal, selling book covers, and G.O. tickets, many new programs have been initiated. Among these have been programs orienting Freshmen, a loudspeaker system at home foot- ball games, a refreshment stand at athletic events, formation of the Varsity Club, establishment of the Brig 'n' Teen, the publication of a school handbook, an investigation of the cafeteria situation and subsequent work with the PTA to im- prove the situation, and a reassessment of the position of student government in our school which shows up in the new constitution. 95 THE SENATE Sitting: B. Greanleaf, J. Kifner, B. Carlson, K. Ney, B. K. Thompson. Standing: S. Claus, B. Brooks, Mr. Thrasher, D. Brooks, H.4Lasl-cet. The Senate is composed of the Executive Council of the G.O., the President of the Service Club, the President of each class, and the faculty advisors of the General Organization. It is presided over by the GO. President. The duties of the Senate are to act as a clearing house for all matters pertaining to the student body and to formulate the policies of the student government. THE JUDTCTARY Sizzmg: C. Boll 4ChairmanJ, S. Damon CVice Chairmanj, M. Buchanan CSecretaryJ, Mr. Andersen fAdvisorJ. Standing: L. Defelice, C. MacLaury, C. Mante, S. Grafflin. Mr. Wildman fAdvisorj, P. Fowlie, C. Fisher, A. Allen. The judiciary, a newly organized body, has taken over the combined duties of the Committee of XII, the Evaluating Committee, and the Nominating Committee. It is the judicial branch of our student government, and it is in charge of writing the new constitution for the new school. The judiciary tries violators of school rules and hears complaints against laws passed by the General Organization. It is composed of eleven members and two faculty advisors. 96 THE CAFETERHA CDMMHTTEE Firrz faux' J. Evans fChairmanj, M. Ofstie, N. Holmes, J. Baldwin. Second row: C. Boll, P. Holden, K. Reagan, J. Kifner. The Cafeteria Committee is a group of students with its chairman from the G. O. Council that meets bi-weekly in the conference room with Mrs. Harvey, our school dietitian and Mr. Herrington. This committee voices the various com- plaints ancl suggestions from the student body concerning the cafeteria. Improvement in the cafeteria as a result of this committee has been greatly noticed and appreciated. 'llllbllllfl DAUS CLUB STOCHAL CUll'llNlll lli lll'lEllE it , ti X534 A A l Sizlizzgs L. White QChairmanD, M. Ofstie, J. Evans, P, Wood. Standing: J. Raymond, J. Kifner, K. Dennison. The Dad's Club Social Committee works with the Chapplqua Dads planning activities that will be of interest to the students of the high school. The committee has already presented a Halloween Dance and the Plymouth Rock Dance, and it is planning several more for the spring. The committee wishes to express its gratitude to Mr john Hunsicker of the Chappaqua Dads and Mr. James Anderson of the faculty for their help and advice in planning and 'carrying out these functions. 97 THE SERVHQE GLU Fin! faux' M. Allanach, A. Bliss, L. Wilson, A. Schmidt, B. Ray, J. Totborg, L. Evans, R. Ofstie, M. Holsapple, L. Wells, P. Murphy, K. Gratz, M. Kinney. S6t'0l1d7'01l'.' J. Lambert, D. Cameron. J. Hitchcock, M. A. Grafflin, K. Turner, D. Payne, H. Dienst, P. Wfareham, S. Holland, S. Heck, M. Krueger, D. Vredenburg. Mr. Herrmann. Third raw: S. Luttman, D. Harvey, B. Beeson, T. Eller. H. Himmelman, B. Fowler, P. Heerwagen, B. Holmes. L, johnson, M. Adams, D. Burrill, J. Granger, B. Lewis. Fourth row: D, Howe, S. Claus, B, Allanach, D. Gibson. A. Spooner, B. Mygatt, M. Hefner, J. Mitchell, W. Getzel- mann. A, Campbell. The Service Club is composed of members from the entire student body chosen by the executive committee and the faculty advisor. It is an organization instituted to provide service to the school in any manner possible. The chief functions of the club are the enforcing of school rules, conducting fire and air raid drills, helping at athletic events, and trying to set higher standards through examples of good citizenship. THE SERVHQE lClL,lUlBi UFFHQERS Z Siififzgx S. Claus, Presiclentg Mr. Herrmann, Advisor, Sf.mdiug.' D. Gibson, Vice Presidentg H. Himmelmnn, Treasurerg B. Allanach, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mi.r.ri1zg.' S. Stowell, Secretary. THE Sllillilhilltilli fCllQUlP5 lHllEARllNCG tClUJMllWllllflf lf'ltilE Fin! faux' C. Claus, J. Mitchell, B. Ra M , H Himmelman. Mifrizzg: S. Stowell. y, r errmann. Scmffd wuz' D. Gibson, B, Allanach, M. Allanach, M. Adams, H. The Hearing Committee is composed of the executive council and four other members of the club. Its pri- mary function is to consider cases of minor offenders of school rules. If the Hearing Committee is ineffective, it then refers the offender to the judiciary for further action. THE TREASURY CUMMHTTEE Fir!! row: N. Moslander, K. Nye, Mr, Pollack, Advisorg S. Cowlick. Second row: B. Benedict, B. Allanach, H. Himmelman, G. Goolde, R. Rowland, B. Fowler. S. Luttman, D. Gibson. The Treasury Committee is composed of all activity and class treasurers and the supervisor, Mr. Pollock, The chair- man is the G.O. Treasurer who keeps an account of the General Organization and all activities. The committee approves the sale of tickets of any school activity. Generally, the time allotted for meetings during the week is used to take care of any financial transactions occurring during the week. THE NUMllNATllNG CUMMllTTlElE, Fin! faux' B. K. Thompson, B. Carlson, B. Brooks. Second rout' H. Lasker. W. Risley. The Nominating Committee is made up of gradewide presidents and faculty advisors with the Vice President of the G.O. as its head. The committee meets before G.O. elections in the spring and before gradewide elections in the fall to go over and screen the candidates for each office. l00 THE .llUNlltODR RED CRUSS One ot the largest organizations helping America's youth to good citizenship is the junior Red Cross. Its purpose is to help youth realize the importance their services play. The junior Red Cross members provide cheer for the sick and injured in hospitals, partici- pate in the international art and correspondence activities, and exchange school-life albums with the youth all over the world. The con- tributions to the American Red Cross help provide clothing, school and health supplies to children in countries that have been hard-hit by war or disaster. Mir! Greeley of 1959 KAREN TURNER Firrt wuz' C. Brown, S. Hayes, L. Spade, J. Barr, President, A. Hill. E. Benjamin. Second faux' M. Miller, J. Scoll, D. Curtis, P. White, E. Stearns. Third row: N. Moslander, J. Carr, S. Dahlgren, S. Wilkinson, C. Olsen, A. Smith. Fourily row: Mrs. Cook, Advisor, N. Kriesler, F. Caniff, D. Dodge. IOI Tllelllli ART' CUlUNClllL, X5 Y Fizrf wzzx' Miss Packs, Advisory S. XX yhrants, S. Allen J. Joslin, Sfrfmrf muy- C. Smith. I.. Thomas, C. Dennison. The Art Council is a standing committee of the GO. vx hich coordinates the duty of the GO. and the desire of the stu'- dent body and faculty to have an attractive and interesting sthool. The members of the Council are chosen by the GO. with the art teachers approval. The members are responsible for the display cabinets throughout the school, the ap- proval of all posters to be put up in school. and the decoration of the school for special occasions such as Christmas. Tlhllltil SlilETCll:ll ClLTUlP5 F1i7'.l'f mum' B. Angier. P. Ashman. K. Gerlack. J. Rosenthal, K. Powers, R. Salvaggio, C. Creamer, M. Necarlsumer, D. Cather, K. XVil- liams. D. Russell. C, Seating. C. Curtiss. P. Dickenson. S6COIId1'llZ4' B. Wfilliamson. L. Hughes, D. Baker, M. Kazorck, N. Salveson, P. Biggs, Miss Packs. Advisor, I.. Hall, C. Curtis, M. Buerger, J. Hitchcock, D. Greer, Tbiizl faux' A. Hill, N. Sellers, J. Buckley. J. Sund. berg, K. Salveson. N. Keane, P. Nxfareham, K. Smith, P. Rodier, D. Hale. E. Stearns, M. Frity. G. W'ertz. A. O'Melia, E. Sheldon, l.. Harrell, M. Hoffarth. J. A. Bond, M, Boden, S. Dahlgren, C. Burke. C. Gilbert. This year the Sketch Club has enabled students interested in art, but not able- to schedule it. to gain some experience and to expand their interest in whatever field they choose, such as clay, oil painting. crayons, pencil sketching, and pastels. I03 THE llNlDlUS'lFlRllAlL, ARTS CLUB Firrz row: B. Irwin, E. Carey, A. Chaleski, R. Johnstone, A. Holland, A. Church, J. Olmstead, D. Harley, P. Holden, B. Eshen, R. Moller. Second row: D. Laurey, R. Hitchcock, R. Christenson, P. Kirk, C. Buchanan, R. Wareham, B. Wallin, D. Daggett, H. Ofstie, B. Conrad, Tbird row: E. Reardon, G. ,Maier, E. Maier, E. Smith, S. Bogart, E. Rice, B. Levine, D. Hoeft, R. Quinn, C. Beeson, R. Bridg- man. Fourth row: L. Polcari, J. Hainline, J. Souder, B. Lewis, M. Woodward, G. Meade, J. Spencer, G. Williams, J. Buccini, D. Lyons, D. Murdock. Fifth row: B. Hunsicker, M. Carey, B. Lauber, D. Heyel, W. Getzelmann, W. Allanach, B. Carlson, B. Macaulay, L. Holland, B. Martin, Mr. Kluge, Advisor. Students in the Industrial Arts Club can do home repairs, experiments, or just learn to deal with new methods in industry. We might say, this club gives the student an opportunity to develop an idea through the use of his own hands. THE RlE'.AlDllNG CLUB , i Fin! faux' G. Ward, J. Boyd, Mr. Price, Advisor, A. Sellner. Second row: W. Kelley, P, Deignan. The Reading Club, sponsored by Mr. Price is engaged in reading a survey of books, primarily those of American authors. After reading a book such as Moby Dick, we then attempt to read several books, such as King Lear, to which the American novel has been compared. I04 QCREATllVl WRHT G 'll Sitting: B. Porter, Miss Kurson, Advisorg C, Rose, L. Dennison. Standing: P. Clapham, A. Bernstrom, P. Schott, jr Cobbs. Silting: S. Foster, Mrs, Damon, Advisorg S. Mountrey, S. Snure, P. Olsen, G. Miller, L. Beaudouin. Creative writing is a class rather than a club. Members submit assigned or non-assigned manuscripts, listen to each other's work, offer criticisms and suggestions, and enter their works in state and national contests, often winning a goodly number of awards. IOS THE HORACE GREELEY CHAPTER CDF THE NATllUNAlL. HUNCDR SOCHETY National Honor Society members are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. As a group they try to fulfill the latter two objectives by organizing and completing work for the office and the G.O.g by substituting for absent teachers, by working in the library, and by assisting in the college library, with the Katonah Conference, and with the college bulletins. Fin! rout' K. Reagan, J. Rosenthal, B. Tacy, L. Wells, L. Lenhard, P. Schott, S. Brand, H. Dienst, A. O'Melia. Second row: B. Besch, J, Bond, E. Rowland. L. Giegerich, K. Turner, M. Fowlie, S, Cameron, F. Orsenigo, H. Himmelman, M. Ellis. Third raw: G. Ward, B. Burch, J. McKelvy, B. Sillcocks, M. Duncan, J. Kather, S. Holland, D. Ebel, B. Hinck, A. Sellner, S. Heck, T. Raub, W. Kelley, D, Lyons. Fourth wuz' T. Duquette, B. Thompson, J. Shipman, B. Carlson, W. Risley, A. Allen, P. Clapham, G. Mayer, C. Kelly. IO6 THE GRlElllEZlL,lElY TRTBUN fiiiL.4- 'a.....sa .. EDITORS Fifi! wuz' S. Heck, B. Sillcocks, P. Shott, B. Porter, C. Rose. Sefond mum' S. Luttman, M. McGill, D. Ebel, B. Tacy, B. Hinck, I. Cohbs, B. Beeson, Mr. Davis, Advisor. Mf.r.riz1,q.' N. Bierman. The Greeley Tribune, a bi-weekly publication, covers school events and sports and includes personal columns as well as special articles. This year we have introduced a new feature, Letters to the Editors, which gives voice to general student opinion. STAFF Fin! rouf: K. Turner, B. Beckwith, D. Moslander, C. MacLauzy, C. Drury. Second wuz' S. Luttman, D. Gildesgame, T. Pollack, T. Rnub, J. Bond, N. Moslander, B. Puehl, H. Himmelman, A. Holland. IO7 THE QUAKER THE EDITORS Fin! row: B. Scott, B. Besch, S. Heck, B. Hinck, C. Mante. Second row: B. Benedict, C. Boll, D. Daggett, S. Kel- logg, A. O'Melia, Mr. Meredith, Advisorg A. Weber, J. Mitchell, T, Hooker. Mining: M. Buchanan, H. Holden, J. Hainline. The Quaker, the annual publication presented by the seniors, brings to the students by pictures and captions the significant events of the senior's four years with special attention devoted to this school year. Working on the year- book gives the student an opportunity to develop interests in photography, writing, and business experience. THE STAFF Firft row: S. Brand, M. Ofstie, D. Hale, C. Brown. Second row: W. Getzelmann, J. Hitchcock, D. Greer, L. Hardy, T. Raub, G. Stern. I08 THE HHSTURY SEMTNAR Sitting: B. Ray, Miss Barry, Advisor, L. Lenhard, B. Beckwith. Standing: A. Sellner, K. Oak, G. Schroeder, A. Allen, S. Blue. The eleventh grade History Seminar under the direction of Miss Barry is composed of eight members. This group meets every Tuesday. The primary topic has been the Middle Agesg the people and conditions of that time, and their relation to the present. THE SENHUR BAND Fin! row: R. Ruderman, G. Miller, S. Augat, L. Miles, D. Miller, J. Gates, M. Barkman, F. Orsenigo, K. Cuilla, V. Curcio, P. Block, J. Deignan, R. McKelvey., D. Tucker, M. L. Wintersteen, Mr. Siekman, Advisor. Second row: M. Duncan, M. E. Graflin, G. Guerger, F. Leucroft, J. Buckner, J. McKelvey, G. Mayer, J. Health, P. Clapham, L. Holland, M. Trapani, R. Reynolds, E. Dato, L. Holland, B. Thompson, B. Roth. The band represents the school in many ways. Under the direction of Frank Seikmann, it has performed successfully at football games, assemblies, the spring concert, and the Memorial Day Parade. IO9 HE CHDDRUS ALLQSTATE CHORUS Fin! wzv: S, Donham, S. Stowell, J. Hitchcock, M. Ofstie, L. Wilkinson, C. Fisher, H. Dienst, Mr. Visca, Advisor. Serwzd mu-.' T. Hooker, B. Kase, N. Darnell, C, Kelly, E. Chapman, R. Eschen, E. Dato. SDPRANUS Fin! 1'0z4'.' I. Manssen, N, Salvesi, M. Rogers, R. Ofstie, P. Dickenson, J. Gates, L. Bartoccini, M. Glynn, B. Windsor, P. White. Second wuz' M. Bowden, E. Rowland, K. Olsen, A. Linclholm, S. Wildenson, K. Roth, L. Hall, S. Overrocker, S. Tinnon, S. Dahl, M. I-lerlihy, M. Orser. Third wuz' L. Hughes, M. Kinney, C. Rose, C. Drury, B. Hinck, C. Fisher, J. Hitchcock, S. Stowell, K. Wilmas, D. Puehl, D, Finkel, B. Puehl. Fam-lf: 7'U1lf'.' A. Ferris, M. Allanach, G. Ellis, C. Grieco, V. Curcio, L. Wilkenson, C. Brown, A. Torsleff, D. Greer, B. Stocker, S. Rynd, S. Wfallen. IIO THE ALTDS Firrf row: D. Baker, J. Carroza, J. Hackett, B. Rollins, M. Boshes, L. O'Neil, J. Carr, I. Sterns, M. Irish. Second row: L. DeFelice G, Roosa, M. Fritz, B. Sillcocks, T. Raub, D. Ebel, C. MacL.1ury, D. Payne, A. Bernstrom, D. Plaisted, S. Green. Third row L. Hardy, L. Lockridge, M. Ellis, K. Salveson, A. Hill, L. Little, G. Buerger. C. Gilbert, E. Sheldon, R. Keane. Fourzb row: D. Hale S. Warbrirton, C. Mante, A. Schlick, M. Ofstie, B. O'Connell, H. Kazorck, H. Dienst, S. Donham. THE TENURS AND BASSES Firrz rouz' B. Skeels, E. Bowen, R. Hooker, T. Hooker, J. Huberth, B. Marsdon, J. Dillon, J. McKelvey. Serozzd row: D. Gibson, B. Mygatt, K. Brown, B. Burch, C. LaGala, D. Williallis, M. McGill, B, Barnes. Third faux' J. Evans, G. Flink, B. Kase, B. Ebert, D. Weiss G. Ward E. Chapman, C. Kelly, D. Harvey. Faurzh row: E. Dato, N. Darnell, B. Delaney, R. Eschen, Mr. Viscn, Advisor, P. Lange,,J. Buccinii J. Hands, J. Granger. s Tllellllfi 'llilHllESlPJllAN SUClllE,'lli'Y First row: S. Holland, B. Porter, J. Ritter, J.0Burrill, C. Curtis. Second row: C. Kelly, H. Thomas, S. Rynd, P. Beren- son, Mr. Sweet, Advisor. The wry face and the laughing lips or the moods of the stage wrinkle not in the expression given drama by the Horace Greeley Thespians. Their productions twining the traces of the two masks, have begun this year to fill with blood the empty veins of art. More will follow with joking, mellow fellows, with tortured, troubled instruments of life. THE HDRAMATHQS CLUB FirJ!1'r1u',' J. Huberth, B. Dickinson, G. Dickinson, K. Willianis, D. Hands, C. Drury, M, Solnica, J. Ritter, M. Glynn, B, Wfilliamson. Seroizd roux' M. Ellis, D. Moslander, I.. Payne, D. Carroll, S. Snure, M. Murphy, Mr. Sweet, Advisor, M. Kazorck, W. Kelley, C. Rose, B. Beckwith, H. Thomas. Third row: C. Kelly, J. Heath, L. Rothbard, J. Spencer, M. Meade, L. Beaudouin, C. Brown, K. Boyd, B. Buckley, J. Burrill, L. Wilscmn, J. Hackett, J. Fay, S. Hayes, K. Stefansky, S. Hudelson, S. Hudelson, S. Mountrey, N. Moslander, D. Wilson, P. Davidson, L. Holland, M. Ward. The Dramatics Club completed its year's activities with a successful production of One Foot in Heaven. Throughout the year, the members of the club have practiced pantomime, presented short scenes, given exercises in observation, and have presented scenes and one-act plays at Horace Greeley and at other schools. II2 12' at ,N 1 1 3 B U Y S 9 S P O R T S THE VARSITY C UB First row: J. Kifner, S. Cameron, C. Lagala, D. Cameron. Second ww: D. Brooks, A. Campbell, D. Gibson, Mr. Whittleton, B. Fowler, B. Lewis, B. Mygatt. Tbird row: B. Carlson, W, Getzelmann, J. Cerbone, J. Mitchell, B. Allanach, S. Claus, D. Heyel. JIM MITCHELL, President BILL ALLANACH, Vice President DOUG GIBSON, Secretary BEN LEWIS, Treasurer The purpose of the organization is to promote recognition of the athletic program, increase interest and understanding of the entire physical education curriculum, install ideals of our athletic endeavor, serve the school in any capacity that the General Organization or Administration deems fit. II6 THE ATlHllL,lE, lli'llC C UNCHL Sitfirzg: L, Vfhite, B. Greenleaf, P. Cady, C. Curtis. Standing: B. Carlson, J. Mitchell, S. Claus, W. Getzelmann Chosen by the G.O. Council from a list of volunteers, the Athletic Council is an honorary group composed of students who have been most active in their respective physical education departments. VARSITY FUUTBALL Coach Don Hess, Co-Captain Skipper Claus, Co-Captain Will Getzelmann Coach Mark H Whittleton THE VARSITY RECORD Horace Greeley ....,,e,l,,e,,,, 26 Elmsford Horace Greeley.. cccccccccccc 0 Rye ,,,,,,,, ,, Horace Greeley .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 19 Tuckahoe Horace Greeley ,,,,, , ,w., , 0 Pelham cccccc C Horace Greeley ,,,,,,, c..,,. 6 Harrison Horace Greeley rrrcrr ,14 Pleasantville Horace Greeley ,,,,,i, ,,,,,, 6 Fox Lane . . Bouncing back from a bad season, the Varsity finished the year with a 4 3 record We started the season by handing Alexander Hamilton of Elmsford a 26-14 defeat. Tuckahoe, who beat us badly last year, we defeated by a score of 19-6. Greeley beat Harrison 6-O in a close game played in the mud. We played our best game against Pleasantville, winning by a score of 14-6. 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Greeley ...........,.... 44 Rye Greeley ..,.......... H49 Somers Greeley ...... ...... , 44 Yorktown Greeley .,.............. 38 Fox Lane Greeley ............r... 39 john jay .. Greeley .......,...... , 5 8 Briarcliff Greeley ................ 57 St. Mary's Greeley ...... ........ 4 1 Lakeland Greeley .,.............. 45 Somers .... Greeley .......,...... . 5 1 Yorktown Greeley .....,.... 37 Fox Lane Greeley ................ 44 John jay .. Greeley, ...,..,...... 49 Briarcliff Greele ...,.,.......... 35 R e .......... G reelei .,......,......, 5 2 Likeland 1 L f jr? 'I ,Q X .f ,H F-,gli get ..., 'ff , 'M 'Jr ii E4 is l A Hr 1 af JS. Q S ii SX 5 v 1 Q 1. . 3 as A ,U M. K3 fp ' X 131 Qc' .. 1 VN, Tia 5' ?f f giiw 1 if F M 5- .A -ul i JUNHUR ARHITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: B. Brooks, B. Campbell, S. Porter, D. Prezzano, B. Hooker, D. Vreedenburg, J. Lambert Smndwg J Fisher Manager M. Adams, D. Howe, D. Bryant, C. Savage, D, Longman, D. Burrill, H. Ofstie, Mr. Herrmann Coach THE JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace Horace l26 Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley lost won lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost won won won won won lost lost Tuckahoe Brewster Rye Somers Yorktown Fox Lane John jay Briarcliff St. Mary's Lakeland Somers Yorktown Fox Lane john jay Briarcliff Rye Lakeland FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Under the helping hand of Coach Klugc, the Freshman Basketball team finished their season with a 6-6 record. The team learned that only through hard work and a driving spirit can one expect to play good quality basketball. They also learned sportsmanship on and off the court. Congratulations to the coach and team on their season! THE W'RESTlL,llNG TEAM Fim row: F. Pond, D. Prey, S. Carrier, A. Holland, M. Ruderman, R. Roland, D Lyons Second row T Rrce B Carlson J Krfner B. Carlson, A. Campbell, B. Fowler, L. johnson, A. Church. Third row: Mr. Don Hess Coach A Weber H Lasker B Bartoccmr T Lynch, B. Delaney, T. Hayes, E. Chapman, E. Wallace. Horace Horace Horace Horace l28 Greeley ....,..,.,,.... Greeley .,...,,...,.. . . Greeley ...,,,. ..,.,, Greeley .,,,, . ...,, . Croton .,.. Ossoning Brewster .. Greenwich :,f,.X,,. K WDW' w-uQ'v 'MQ-no-...N,G TRACK Fim row: M. VanWyck, P. Kirk, B. Christenson, A. Church, S. Carrier, E. Chapman, B. Goebel, T. Rice, R. Meade, B. Wallin, F. Pond, D. Laury, T. Townsend. Second raw: E. Dato, D. Moss, Thomason, H, Lasker, N. Darnell, R. Meade, P. O'Connell, J, Sonder, G. Miller, J. McLelvey. Third row: P. Davidson, T. Stevens, B. Holmes, B, Mano, G. Ward, W. Millett, J, Klfner, A. Weber, M. Hefner, S. Damon, S. Claus, B. Benedict, J. Hill, M. McGill, B, Bartoccini, R. Roach, M. Adams, D. Gibson, B. Roth, C. Kelly. Fourth raw: J. Hands, B. Lewis, J, Kraemer, B. Beeson, J, Spooner, M. Trapani, C. Collins, B. Fowler, B. Burch, Coach Hall. TENNHS Kneeling: T. Kelley. Fin! row: B. Levine, P. Manning, Mr. Herrmann, Advisor, E. Risley, J. Brand. Second raw: J. Sweeney, G Stern, M, Krueger, S. Kelly, W. Kelley. Third faux' B. Kase, T. Lynch, J. Rutherford, T. Curtis, E, Raub. I32 VCI S K 'bw pl' MZ . t'wF-ff? 1 . Evil., f . f Jia- i v 'K ki 5 ,g F. f 1 ' EMMA m , MLW 2 T 1 M ff if . K w . W 1 I ilffw fd Q f ? ,W.,,,,,Q,waQ:3fM fill? K A , , . ,W G H R L S S THE CHEERLEADHNG SQUAD Firxz row: Captain B. Greenleaf, J. Bridgman, P. Cady, L. Christenson. Second row: L. Norton, A. Schmidt, P. Fowlie L White K Shanahan. 36 The purpose of the cheerleading squad is to promote school spirit and good sports- manship in both the student body and the teams for which it cheers. Cheerleading pro- vides the necessary link between spectators and players. A cheerleader must set standards of conduct and behavior, be an example of these standards, and at all times serve as a good and enthusiastic representative of her school. Although our teams were not always winning, this year's cheerleaders have raised an all time high level of school spirit and enthusiasm on the part of the community and the student body. THE LE Dllti CURPDS Sifzizzgs F, Orsenigo. S. Holland, B. Scott, S, Grafflin, S, McKinley, Sldlldfflgf S. Kellogg, Miss Irwin, L. Wells The Leader Corps acts as the student government for the girls' physical education de- partment. The girls try out each year and are chosen on the basis of personal qualifi- cations as well as knowledge of the written rules of various sports. The members referee senior high intramurals, take care of equipment, help administer practical tests, choose intramural teams, run play days, and entertain visiting schools. Under Captain Lucinda Wells and Co-Captain Sue Kellogg, the Leader Corps helped a great deal to keep up the high standards of the physical education department. FIRST TEAM RECORD Wfe Thea White Plains 4 O Bronxville 1 0 Scarsdale 3 0 Pelham . O 1 This year there were no macadam practices. or bus rides to the Robert E. Bell School. The teams had their own practice field, behind the science building, with its gently rolling slopes, stones and pitfalls. The first team showed what a winning team is made of: a fighting spirit. Their efforts brought wins in all of three games, but the last game against Pelham proved too tough, and they missed an undefeated season by one game. Second Team Captain C. Mante, Miss Irwin and First Team Captain C. Curtis. l TRST HONOR SQUAD HCDCKEY Captain C, Curtis. L. Delielice. B. Scott, B. Ray. L, XX ells. C, Cuitiss, C. Fisher. B. Besch. S. Stowell. S. McKinley, S. Kellogg, S. Graff- lin. S. Heck. Manager C Gricco. I38 'Q QL? H, Sw 'el -E ,z 2 'X K ,,.: my .vw-. - . ,,-f: 1 si? 'FV if 5 3 if -v ' X E 1:V:,::, .f,, .A. M A Hg !wa ,,.Q b S-ff Q, 'iz Q gk S A lF'RlESll-llMAN lF'llRS'll' HONOR SOUAD HOCKEY Slanding: Manager A. Smith, M. Holmes, H. Dillon, S. Cowlich, E. Hainline, C. Chamberlain, Manager J. Scoll. Kneeling' L. Strick- land, D. Cornell, L. Timme, J. Elliot, N. Kreisler. FRESHMAN SECOND AND 'lll'lHlllRD HONOR SOUAOS HOCKEY Slanding: G. Dennison, S. Turner, M. Stocker, D. Curtiss, L. Evans, J. Sundberg, N, Sellers, M. Grafflin. Kneeling: D. Kather, A. Rollins, L. Forrest, K. Gilburg, M. Smiley, Manager R. Trotta. Sitting: J. Norton, B. Dickenson, J. Hartung, M. Solnica, E. Powell. I40 FIRST TEAM STUYVIESANT L. Wells, S. Heck, C. Curtis, B. Scott and Miss Irwin. The skills of the Horace Greeley players was proved at the Stuyvesant Playday at Bronxville when Greeley won seven out of the twenty-two possible positions. Players of the second team were Carolyn Curtiss, Bonnie Ray and Sandy Stowell. The girls honored with first team positions were Bobbie Scott, Lucinda Wells, Sue Heck and Cindy Curtiss. These four girls with the rest of the Westchester team coached by Miss Irwin won over the Greenwich school girl team in an exhibition game at the Northeast Tournament. In summary, none of this would have been possible without the help, coach- ing and encouragement of Miss Irwin. FIRST TEAM RECORD We They White Plains . .. ,,R,, 26 10 Pleasantville .. ..27 21 Pelham .,., ..,. ,,,,,,,, 4 2 28 Bronxville . . .. .. 41 45 The girls' basketball honor squads had a winning season, although it was disappointing in the end. The varsity missed an undefeated season by four points in the final game. The second team had a 2-2 record and the third team also lost their last game for a 3-1 record. With Miss Irwin's assistance and the wonderful spirit of every girl, the teams had a lot of fun, made new friends and learned something about basketball in the process. 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