John Jay High School - Yearbook (Cross River, NY)

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,f f Jr Sophomore Class Offi- cers: K. Sheldon, Vic presldeylh R. C 9,,47'e y Pr s' enlq G. Ihjempson suieri Slglxgienfl r o , cre ar ,- ' f .5 pf IV Homeroom A-7: lFirsf rowl M. Curran, S. Sadai, C. Greene, K. Walfon, M. Raboy, R. Perri, B. Rinehardf, L. McCormick. lSecond rowl Miss Ward, Teacher: M. Lefor, S. Lewis, L. Huleff, A. Sfrong, D. Lefcourl, D. Kewick, J. Andrews. lThird rowl D. Vockins, R. Key, R. Black. J. Hogan, R. Bunzick. R. Touarf. lAbsen+l K. Duffy. E CLASS Homeroom A-4: lFirs'r rowl E. Chalmers, A. Hardy, B. Cooper, S. Posner, S. Sheppard, D. Kurlz. lSecond rowl Miss Lee, Teacher: F. Munlc, K. Sheldon, D. Morrill, F, Blaney, J. Lawrence, D. Abbey, R. Hund. lThird rowl R..Covey, C. Hay- clen, P. Kellogg, D. Flac- co, C. Mifchell, L. Johannes. lfxbsenf D. Frampfon, E. Glaclsfone, B. Hahn, E. Gluz.

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Eleven+h Grade Officers: A. Poppelauer, Treasurer D. Ritchie, Presideni: S Whalen, Vice-president: W. Sweigerf, Secretary. The class of 1960, in cooperation with their class officers, Doug Ritchie, Sandy Whalen, Wynn Sweigert and Astrid Poppelauer have successfully managed all of the traditional junior activities plus some original projects of their own this year. Be- sides presenting two platter dances, they produced an exceptionally fine niqr Prom with Bali H'ai as it ' t e exigkqj- 00305 at def flip WW rt? W wfw ,Oc Homeroom C-I: llzirst rowl T. Antonecchia, M, Hirning, V. Anderson, M. Delpozzo, M. Moore, W. Michelsen, M. Murphy, G. DiLucia. lSecor1d rowl Mr, MacDouqalI, Teach- er: J. Maiihews, A. Moore, R. Kelly, A. Zuc- caro, M. Cuoco, W. Mallett, N. Micchiche. llhird rowl D. Daly, J. Bogardus, S, Lantry, C. Martin, E. Nash, J. Ganun, W. Moore. lAb- senfl H. Morgan, R. Meuller, W. Close, R. Mazza. For the first time the American Field Service program was adopted in our school. This program allows us to send one member of the junior Class abroad this summer under the auspices of this organization. Lynn Freudenheim, Bobo Mueller, Elliot Gordon and Wynn Sweigert were chosen as candidates by joint committees of students and faculty. From these four, a finalist will be selected before summer by the A.F.S. organization.

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Homeroom A-B: lllirst rowl P. Wright, G. Moore, C. Capello, T. Dworlcin, J. Ruane, G. Thompson, G. Adams. lSecond rowl Mr. Gou- drey, Teacher: H. Niles, R. Hodges, B. Blaclcley, C. Rudd, L. Sumner, B. Burr. lThird rowl J. Suhler, C. Sam- mann, J. King, M. Din- gee, l-l. Alonzo, R. Hilton. lfxbsentl M. Bubb. S. Kaufmann, C. Murphey, E. lvory. The Sophomore Class has been fortunate this year in choosing such competent officers as Rodney Covey, Kay Sheldon, Dave Frampton, and Gail Thompson, these officers have been equally fort' unate in having a cooperative class to work with. Together they presented one of the year's most original and entertaining platter dances in Mem- lf ul T ' Twill rl ge 43 featured song hits of the past with another successful dance basketball game. In addition, Sadie Hawkins Dance with some ideas. During the year the Class the promise of future success. Homeroom A-2: lFirs+ rowl F. Cakavell, B. Sho- obe, C. Schulte, A. Law- ler, S. Owen, D. Jones, K.Quinn, P. Covey. lSec- ond rowl W. Covey, B. Taylor, B, McClair, R. Brant, R. Ellsworth, G. Palmer, G. Preble. lThird rowl P. Zimmerman, T. Evans. T. Pascale, T. Hel- mes, C. Weltie. lfxbsentl D. Trela, D. Craiqheacl. M. McNeil. Mr. Kanzler, Teacher.