Katonah High School - John Jay Yearbook (Katonah, NY)

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Boosters Mr. Erwin Hasseltine Miss Helen Stroppel Miss Katherine Courreges Miss Helen Callenius Mr. D. R. Brouard Mr. 81 Mrs. Ford J. Hall Mr. 8. Mrs. Clarence Bouton Fifth Division Market, Cross River Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Fellows Mr. 81 Mrs. Howland Adams Naomi Marshall Charles L. Scofield Mrs. Kenneth Morgan The Hayloft Restaurant Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles F. Neergaard Mr. 81 Mrs. Hugh S.'Coyle Mr. DeForest Hibbard Audrey Malay Mr. John Lawrence Mr. 81 Mrs. C. H. Hendrickson Mr. 8. Mrs. Alex Grossman Katonah Fire Department Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Paul Herz Mr. Oscar C. Hayes Mr. 8m Mrs. Grover H. Bode Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl L. Breuninger Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert D. Jackson Home Maintenance Service Mrs. J. Kolb Mr. Cyrus W. Russell Mrs. Dorothy Greenfieldt Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Bufloni E. lglehart Mr. 8. Mrs. David M. Carr Mr. J. Mason Read Mr. 8x Mrs. Leslie W. Shorter Mr. Sidney J. Hickok Mr. Fred Jones, Jr. Skippy Annesi Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas L. Jarvis Ruth S. Portsch Mrs. Kerr Rainsford Mr. 8. Mrs. Baldwin Smith Dr. Robert E. Tschorn N. Hellman Mildred Gumboldt Waite, Inc. Weinstein's Pharmacy

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BASEBALL SQUAD First row: Bob Taylor, Charles Arnold, A. Drummond, W. Rufier, Bob Craigheod, Bones Barrie Leroy Smith, Peter Corney, Joe McCourt. Second row: J. Tronsue, R. Hoyi, Bill Rose, Doug Williams Tom Brodrick, Bob Blum, Jim Donahue, Joe Rice, John Horne. 53 5 Y K V 1

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Mr. 8. Mrs. John H. Faunce Mr. Dominick Lazzaro, H. H. Park, Inc. Miss Patricia Burke Mr. 8m Mrs. A. DeCunzo Miss Georgiana Budd Mr. 8. Mrs. Lowell Brown Goldens Bridge Drug Store Fred's Restaurant Katonah Feed 8- Hardware D. 81 M. Auto Supply Charles' Dept. Store Becker's Flower Shop Boosters Mario Cianflone Mac 8. Swede Mr. 8. Mrs. Stuart Marshall Mr. 8. Mrs. Dudley Hoyt Mr. Charles Sammann, Sr. Mr. Robert Sammann Mr. David Brown Mr. L. E. Hayes Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold M. Scofield Miss Klara Schroeder Alice W. Draper Mr. 81 Mrs. James Lowney Mr. J. W. Russell T. M. T. The Little Green Shop Pholo Credits: M . F k C ' Kellogg's and Lawrence, Inc. r mn uccla Mr. Reginald Vockins Phelps, Pharmacy White Studios Eli Antonecchia Edward G. Carman The Class of '48, in publishing this issue of the John Jay, owes its deepest gratitude to its supporters. The wonderful response of these persons who were kind enough to help us just when we were seemingly overwhelmed with rising costs serves to remind one that, contrary to popular opinion, all is not greed in this world. lt having been impossible to contact every member of the community and outlying districts, we sincerely hope that those who didn't have a chance to show their support and interest in our school activities will not feel offended in any way. As a last thought may we express hope for a more settled state of economic and world affairs which will make possible the future publication of the John Jay without the necessity for request- ing additional support from the good citizens of Katonah and neighboring communities. 55