Hudson High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Hudson, NY)

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LEO CURRAN Soccer, Interclass and Interscholasticg Dance Club, Student Council. Hi-ya-kid , says Kilroy Curran paus- ing in his dart game. A chicken din- ner climaxed by strawberry short cake is one of his favorite meals. Leo hopes to be an accountant some day, but now hunting and skiing occupy most of his time. During his years with us, Leo received an H for soccer. MATILDA DEJOY Dance Club, Volleyball, Owl Typ- ing and Circulation staffs, Social Dance Club, Charlatans, Honor Roll. Matilda, who is a tall brunette, would like to become a secretary. One of her many ambitions is travelling abroad sometime in the future. Her greatest achievement in high school is repre- sented by a 100 word shorthand certi- ncate indicating she is well on the way to achieving her goal of secretary. ALICE CURRY Dance Club, Glee Club, Girls' Sports, Owl Editorial Staff, Charlatans. A friendly, attractive girl with an in- fectious laugh is Alice. When not work- ing at her job, dental assistant, Alicq is thinking about or seeing that cer- tain party of hers. While she likes sports, show-offs and candy are on her not-for-me dish. n GEORGE DELIGIANIS Owl Co-editor, Thespians, Pres.g Student Council, Vice-Pres., Charlatans, Treas., Student Service Comm., Fresh- man Class, Sec., Our Town , Arsenic and Old Lace , Tomorrow the World , Song of Bernadette . George, actor and journalist, received many awards: the Knickerbocker Press Award, high place in the American Legion Oratorical Contest, Charlatan bronze key and bronze and silver Owl keys. This co-editor of the Owl, cram- med with wit and humor hopes to enter Columbia or Syracuse. O x GEORGE A. CUTTITA Student Council, Projection Club, Nat'l. Honor Society, Pres.g Honor Roll, Assoc. Editor Blue and Gold , Charla- tans, Student Service Comm., Band, Boys' State, Senior Advisory Board. Cajeorgie, that good-looking president of I e National Honor Society who has something to do with almost everything, always adds a lot of zest to the activities he isqin. Besideslbeing efficient in his schoolwork, Georgie also is very active in the Dillinger Mob and other social activities. -.4 GLORIA DIAMOND Blue and Gold Art Staff, Charla- tans, French Club, Owl Staff, Or- chestra, A Cappella Choir, Honor Roll. Gloria's main interest lies in music. A well-trained voice and the ability to play the violin and piano make it evi- dent that talent accompanies her interest which she plans to further at a higher institution. Her drawing skill won her a place on the art staff of this book. iizi.fii,. - 1 o a f aazmm-m- .,K..1

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Student called is for act CV MABEL CHRISTIANA Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Noon Hour Activity Comm. May , as this red-haired girl is called, is an ardent collector of popu- lar phonograph records. During the day, she can be seen pondering oifer Home Ec. projects, but Friday evenings finds Mabel dancing, which is her A-1 idea of spending leisure time. May's ambition is to own her own beauty shop after attending the Austin School MARY COBBINS Charlatans, Interclass Basketball, Hockey Team, Owl Business and Cir- culation Staffs, Social Dance Club. Small, friendly Mary spends her spare time reading. She especially enjoys hot fudge sundaes and prefers hockey in sports. Mary is usually easy-to- please, but she dislikes conceited people. Graduating from Hudson High will be her greatest achievement for these four years. wishes ' of Beauty in Albany. JANE COLLIER Orchestra, Charlatans, French Club, Honor Roll, Assoc. Editor of Blue and Gold , Nat'l. Honor Society, Chairman of Scholarship Class. Janie, the gal who got 97 in Cicero, enjoys Latin, reading and watching her television set. Her ambition is some- day to write a novel and graduate from Barnard College. Our sweet Janie is an outstanding National Honor Society member and associate editor of this book. ., G- ff JAMES A. COWZRA Charlatans, Pres., Owl Sports Edi- tor, Ass't. Business Manager of Blue and Gold , Nat'l. Thespians, Interclass Basketball, Football, Sophomore Class, Vice-Pres., junior Class, Pres. jimmy , piano-playing president of the Charlatans, is at a disadvantage when it comes to height, but lacks noth- ing when it comes to personality. Active during his four years at Hudson High, jim hopes to continue this in college. Good luck, Doc! MARY ELLAN COONS Co-Editor of Owl , A Cappella Choir, Charlatans, Honor Roll, French Club, Nat'l. Honor Society, Photo- graphy Club. Mary Ellan's nickname is Tucky , but she is more often called Coodie . As co-editor of the Owl , she cort- siders this her greatest achievement in high school, and intends to continue in this field after college. This brown- eyed, well-dressed girl lihes to spend her leisure time going for walks, skiing, and bowling.

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KEITH R. DINEHART Charlatans, Dues Collector, Basket- ball, Intramural and Interclassg Honor Roll. Delhy , who if very enthutiartic about rpaghetti and nzeat hallt, has hunting for hi: hohhy while he also en- joy! ice-Jhating. Delhy canlt .reenz to make up hir rnind ichether he preferx Hudron or Gerrnantozwz, hir prerent home. He conxiderr hir main achieve- ment completing high Jchool in three and one-half yearr and hope: to he an accountant. ROSALIE EPSTEIN Honor Roll, Natll. Honor Society, Charlatans, Vice-Pres.g Little Woinen , Tomorrow the World , Song of Ber- nadette , Owl Staff, Co-chairman of Class Night, Salutatorian. Ro will alwayr he renzemhered for her portrayal of Bernadette in Song of Bernadette . An inzlurtriour rtudent. co-chairman of clan night. .the 'won the Charlatan gold hey in her junior year- an unequaled feat. Winner of the Democracy .f17Bt1kil1g contert, the it heard over WHUC. Ro, our Jaluta- torian! JENNIE T. D1oKAs Dance Club, Homemaking Club, Girls' Sports, Owl Typing and Cir- culation Staffs, Student Service Comm., Honor Roll. fennie'5 hohhy it writing lettert. and .the alto enjoy: Italian and Polixh foodx. dancing and recordr, and fightx and u're.ftling on telezfition. She diflihex .staying home on a Saturday nightg you ltnou ' ax .rhe would Jay. Wforh- ing in Poughheepfie it her plan for the future. JANICE ERICKSON Photography Club, Zero-Twenty. An unurual girl it Janice hecaure .the doe.fn't like foothall lthat doeJn't in- clude the playert. of courtet. Arnhitious Janice .rpendt her Jpare time in the lihrary and har received recognition as an outxtanding Zero-Twenty rneniher. We 'u-ill all remember Janice for her generout aid to bewildered Jeehert of LOOEJ. ll7L'.I'6 all heen cheered hy her Jtniling face in the cafeteria. Lois J. ENGEL Girls' Sports, Art Club, Glee Club, French Club, Owl cartoonist, Blue and Gold Art Editor, Honor Roll. Gay Loir, ichote partner in every- thing it H-ie Briwa, har heen the hachhone of our clan' :ports learnt. Although .the if panionately denoted to her horret, the lover to read and drauy which hrought her her position of art editor of thi! hook. Her aim it to teach phyrical education. GORDON H. EVANS Inter-cultural Relations Club, Blue and Gold Staff, Honor Roll. Gordon Big ll'fordJ Eztanr it a familiar figure around Hudton High, and if an ardent participant in any hot dehate. Though a late arrival at our Alma Mater. Gordon har partici- pated in Inter-cultural Relations Cluh and the Political Economic and Cultural Forum. After graduation he hoper to rtudy anthropology at Columhia Univer- fity.