Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

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To The man whose classes, enriched by his clever, unforgellable carloons, made an in- delible impression on his sludenls. we offer a simple 'rhanlc-you. Class of IQ64 mp.. 5:35 'X -5552: J, .TQ il: '5 .lla A school is more Than a pile of sTeel, con- creTe, and sTone. IT is more Than iusT a build- ing. IT is a way OT liTe. A new high school is especially unique, Tor iT blends TogeTher The TradiTions oT The old wiTh The innovaTions oT The new. In This boolc we have aTTempTed To provide a picTorial accounT oT The school year, por- Trayinq The acTiviTies oT The sTudenTs and TaculTy in Their new surroundings. The EdiTors nw 'fi'1's.f2'ziQfg.m l A ,. T , 1 5 'eg 5 1vf nm 5 ,gf i E1 fm, lsli H I- Y I . :v igil l Y E' mg s it , 1 T MIHH. wif -T ' it W- - , w ifi -,.- 1 . 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PANEBAKER Dislricf Principal Mr. Panebaker receiving a plaque al the dedicalion of The David Panebalcer audilorium. ADMINISTRATION DR. FRITZ HESS Assislanl Dislricl Principal Dr. Hess and his secrelary, Mrs. Gerow. MRS. IDA M. HASBROUCK Junior-Senior High School Principal Mrs. Hasbrouck wilh her secrelary, Mrs. Granl, and lhe office receplionisl. M rs. Lipkowilz. Sealed: Mrs. Eleanore Hadden, Vice-Presidenl: Mr. Jesse Linclsley Mr. Joseph Heller, Presidenf: Mr. William Anderson, Clerk: Mrs. Elaine Eless. Sfandingz Mr. Joseph Woods: Mr. Clarence Fraser Mr. Morris Trosl. Absenh Mr. Benjamin Levy: Mr, George Rosen berg. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Eless presenling lhe lrowel lo Mr. Heller during The Corner- slone-laying ceremony. LANGUAGE MR. JAMES F. BRENNAN English 9 and IO MISS MARY LUBIN French, Spanish, Exploraiory Spanish MISS MARGUERITE M. MAUER Spanish, French MISS VICTORIA ZABKA Lafin. English 7. Explorafory Laiin MISS VIRGINIA CLARK English 8 and 9 Oh, 'Ihose marks Iook bad! ARTS MRS. EUGENIE B. MISS HAZEL KILLAM MISS CATl-lERlNE E. MR. PETER L. SANDERS MRS. WlLLlAM l-l DOWLING English 8 OLMSTEAD English I2, Developmenfal YATES English ll English IO and I2, Reading English 7 and Il Speech MAP' ? l Discussing an English problem. Lisfening in on Anile during French lab. - -lig Miss Zablca marking a s+uden+'s lranslafion I ,, SCIENCE fi 6 4 y l , . l . :. VV . MR. ROBERT CETTA MR. GEORGE K. MR. DAVID B. HOAG MR. THOMAS NlCKOU MR. WILLIAM H. Science 7, General HANSEN Modern Physical Science, Biology YATES Science Science 8 and 9 General Science, Earllw Clwemislry, Plxysics Science Hmmm, Tl'1a+'s a dilwcicull quesfion +0 answer. I6 Richard, l've fold you before. MR. GORDON ABRAMS Elemenlary Algebra, General Malli, Malli 8 MATHEMATICS DDD ,, - 12 35 1,1 My . I ,, ,yhy i I. Q, I ,QT M- .:.. , , , l Q'i?a:,,.,-V,-, ii-fri I if g--,f . Mr. Van Slyke explaining 'llne geomeiry ol' Iriangles. How do you do fliis one? 1 L The cssignrnenl for lomorrow is , . 5 K A ll 5 MR. DENNIS E, MR. RICHARD HOA6 MISS RUTH E. KNOLL MR. ROBERT VAN MR. EDWARD WOLFF CONDON Mallw 7, Basic Mallw, Maflw ll and IZ, Mallw SLYKE Main 8, Elemenlary Junior I-liglw Malln, General Malh I-lonors Mafln IO, lnlermediale Algebra Elerneniary Algebra Algebra I7 MRS. PEARL D. BERN Hislory 8, Social Sludies 9 MR. JAMES D. BURKE World I-Iislory, American I-Iisiory MISS FRANCES M. ENGLISH American I-Iisfory I and II, Advanced Placemenl I-Iislory MR. LOWELL W. I-IEFELEY I-Iislory 8 and IO, Exploralory Erencln . . f ,wg I- ,irzxfglggggggm QI: ,W cW:fT'1LJ7?.i35 img 'JE ?fwm.azwf9f 31:0--'fl.,-4z'fiL.w ...ni .,,,, , L .., . fl Q X4 .,-I W Tiff Jr 1145. 'I I few?-,..f,fQi1w.ffaf,. ...L rv ' Q5 .-,.,-wifw, ,,.f.-. T .k,. W.-fm,-..:.g... , -fl,-.1.DIW:.W,fr ,. I . -in Ii' SOCIAIJTUDIES ns! 'Okay,wI1o pul' Ilwe orange slnamroclcs in my room Ilwis year? . ,Am fq Lyman Wood's map ol: The ballle of Gellysburg. MR. STEVEN J. MR. ROBERT E. MRS. EDITH PAUL IPPOLITO McCARTY Social Sfudies 7 Social Shldies 9 Social Sludies 9. American Hislory I and II PHYSICAL EDUCATICN U.. Miss Evereil al worn in her office ,WMI 1 3 y sss 1 J KE . ik ' S Mr. Jones al' line Faculty-Jaycee baslcei- Mr. Willierwax and Mr. Abrams discussing Ticlcei sales. ball game. ,ffmhf MISS SUZANNE E. MRSJOHN D. JONES MISS DERRY l., MR. CHARLES EVERETT ' Physical Educaiion SCHULTZ WITHERWAX Physical Educalion Physical Educalion Physical Educalion I9 FINE ARTS or i Qf A - MRS. BERYL M. if l y . ANDERSON 'R - 2'-'f Junior High General r Music X V 4 Mr. T. rehearsing wilh a woodwind ensemble. V L 2. lwx V. i,,., V., My i i MR. HAROLD L. BECK 15 Jr.-Sr. High School Ari, X ' Crealive Phoiography ,W fm: MR. QARY Q. ECYHART Jr,-Sr. High School Arl, Cre-alive Painling MR. MARIO MR. RODERICK MR. RONALD L. LENTRICHIA PELKEY ll4lERlAUl-T lnslrumenlal Music, Music Theory and lnsirumenlel MuSiC. Orcheslra Apprecialion, Vocal Senior Sympl1OfWlC Band Music VVl-lAT did you say happened lo lhe yearbook cover? fmvfdsnun Jimmy practicing on an adding machine. fig VQCATICNAL i i i i . . i i - li' if L . Aii. L ' Y 9 I , lim A , ,i,, . . ,, 1 ,. .1 ii- P' .wr f ' A A J is 2' lf A C W M C 'W HQ. -if f s . ,f x . , ' 'fn . K Wally? ,f x ,fx V , F . 1, I . , ,V . . - . uc A S' ' 4-f' I l.ilcerl1is, Mr. BurPil1am7 MR. ERNEST E. AaCLAlR Industrial Arls, Meclnanical Drawing I -1 L 5 f.v 1 51: :5..' E-.g ' Q M R. 6ARFl Ein ' 1 Q, V Q BURNHAM lnduslrial Arrs Mrs. Cliardavoyne approves of Tina's mixing. MRS. HANNAI-l M, MRS. MAROERY C. MlSS NORMA A. MRS. DOROTHY CALHOUN CHARDAVOYNE LOEWEN NEUMANN Commercial Home Economics-Foods Home Economics- Commercial Corning SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Kramer lallcs wlll'1l1er secrelary. Mrs. Hand. Q 3 l 3 f 1 QE Mr. Gerber presenls Debbie Launer willw an award for her Bill of Rlglwls Assembly speech. .?m?Q 4:'fl'5P P-.e::?2 A 'E Mr. Malllwews modeling a' lbe lwome-ec laslwlon slwow. Z? 4. ii MRS. MARY E. DWYER MR. MORRIS GERBER MR. THOMAS J. HAND MRS. ROSE KRAMER Sclwool Nurse Guidance Counselor Pupil Personnel Servlces Librarian Co-ordinalor 22 I .4 MRS. LINDA KUSHNER Speecli Tlwerapisl .Sci 1 , ii. , sw, wY,.rr.,., -i.fWff.,,.r,i ,,,sis.,ff,.5-rtfzfssw, 'filly-J: ' ' .Z.V',-P-g.:-I f f ' , ,gL,g,.Q. exif S frm. ,. M S r 34 r r r U H, L,.. S W ,E rss is 4 r .wav -S.. S Sam Krom, lirsr sludenf fully employed llirougli The Special Edu- Q V cafion Deparlmen+'s Work-Experience Program, receives lwis cer- G ' - - - R 53-QA 1 , lificale from Mrs. Hasbrouck as Mr. Van Dyke, program co-orclina- 3 - lor, looks on. MR. PAUL E. MATTH EWS ..,, Guidance Counselor sf ,,,,:wi5' sp , Vcr, iq' 5 F .. .Q . 3 '--- , , ---R s-..:'.v 'r Q 'f F. 2.1. ., . , . nuff' ...... 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Students are busy before classes begin. 5-if f, ,rwfii-Q .fi , - .L .. .A.L,,., Ss- , Single fiIe ' 'Y Tl'1ey're long and skinny, and llwey move. Labs supplement daily work. X Y, V. Lisl'en and repeal. Add fwo drops of sulfuric and . . . 27 'Pl-v W 'inf , , 'A t 5?i'5'.y A , 5, A as 4 ' Y 'kt' ' it - :fi M432 W T . 'vii ' f Q gf, 1595? K' - . uw, . Looks O.K. to me, Claudia. Students attend ca variety of classes. Sandy gets in a little typing practice IDM' 3, Q . .My Some sludenfs work in ihe cafeleria during lunch. Whaf a way +o spend lunch hour! They relax during noontime. The cafeferia sialf lakes lime ou? before lhe mad rush : R. Scipione: L. Johnson H. Wermiclc: E. Labouseur, Manager: A. O'l-learn: E. While: A. Conklin: E. Koch T. Kinne. 29 Intramurals provide exercise Seniors filling out scholarship applications Students use spare time. ff,-J 'H r Art students helping with preparations tor the All-State Sectionals. Mrs. Jones and Miss Kirk, guidance secreraries, falk wirh Mr. Gerber. mm: M-mf s The clufrered buf necessary bullehn board ei r- fy? 1,1 was .EJ - MV R ,f The school becomes empty of 3:35. Michael cranking up his bomb, -1 . ..,- - M K ,, K ws A ' 'qw M U ssl' in fn- m lm 7 L, . 32 The line-up of buses. K. Le Roy: W. Tremperg A. Voss: G. Hufchinson, head cusfodianq W. Denny. Absenfz G. Nichols. Bur some remain to prepare for CI new clay. .gg-, ,gf--, .,.,, -wg,-, frfgg.-, ,f.fQ,, ,egg ,-,Q-4-:,-'- A clean cafe'reria, 'rhanks fo fha cusfodians Q ,, L fy, ., 511, uni! 3 1 , -M: 2 ii f -33522 ,, 5 .46 sie gsm: 1 , Wgfaffi' 1 3 34 ,W A ,hifi-. fill, -W 'FX ' 4-+, Fifi? F' NY? ' 7, 5-x E523 'f W ,. ,g 'W ka-,wf ga, www 4, 1 1,4 N, f , e JS, Wgff-If., . I W ,, J mg? J E gyw, 1r '6!,7M'i?'1Z115gg+mEl R 4,2 qi il :whiz 75111977?Iii23hWM1f35'pV?,' 4fJ43 MW ffm ,f, w 1 HH, , :,,'fw5,,,,Jrg MJA M, 1 Q, 'Ya ,A :' : ,pkg N w'gr?+:+ 44' Nw ici-,+,:4,Ufg1,,,W? 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L ,FQ ww - H, , ,T ,, , . ,HW 'Sf Q 1 1114 w, UNDERCLASSMEN ,, 4 W' W , y :M-P: :fp H ,ICWQ ,wc ,-P: . M 0:56 as-' ,QQ ,fn ,mi M4-fJr+V zz ww ww w-nw , ,wr-' 'wQ'iKf,?J !1H5??f!f 13:5 .f '912E Mm w w w1w1+MM ' ' f,HLi:'gf,w 5 ' 'W '- 1, Sw ,V ,fm 1,-my wwvvw' 5 4' :ZW-mwhfram'UWMW ,,u ,af-fm' , ,f,f,-4 , -:ia fm-. A-5 ,M 1 Q 4,43 1lt 'ff iv 'YT J 1 1 1 i 5 1 i I 1 ..1 J .1 1 , 'i 351 SEVENTH 9 Fronf Row: T. Finn: M. Hackman: M. Weiss: J. Tanembaum: D. Crook: K. Fosfer: S. Goldman C. Huggler: E. Gerber: N. Deland: M. Crary: K. Travis: G. Gerfzrnan: S. Gross: G. Decker: Yaskanich: G. Goodman: P. Shaver' E Hupalo: T. Evans' L Wenger: J. Youn B Farr d . . . . g: . an Absenf: R. Beselln: S. Burns: M. Carman: D. Bader: M. Dean.: M. Deals: M. Greenhalgh: C. Hayward. al : T. Ezraliy: R. DeGroo'l'. Second Row: T. Hill: N. Evansky. Back Row: W. : P. Herrick: M. Grossinger: M. Eless. A Am .1 - Fronl' Row: M. Eless: W. Wiener: R. Alberl: R. Woolever: B. Berger: J. Ausfin: J. Wexler. Second Row: A. Kelly: C. Sprague: S. Sclwenkler: P. VanSlyke: K. Wolmllien: A. Windlg R. Lipson: A. Skrobanski: T. Half. Third Row: S. Tompkins: H. Smifli: M. Yuen: S. Smifh: L. Clnapman: E. Glazeroll: T. Finn: P. Bell. Back Row: M. Holcomb: J. Zaves: M. Gros' : P. K fk ' F. S ' singer aso s y. coil. N. Myer, R. Beliawsky: G. Doland: J. Bromm. 36 ' RADE I f Froni' Row: C. Conklin: L. Foley: J. Rapenske: K. Muccino: D. Mosler: P. Reed: D. Fierro: D. Muccino: R. Mclnlosh: L. Rosengranl' Second Row: T. Planisliek: W. Sackler: D. Rolln: N. Myer: l-l. Sallzman: A. Melnick: S. Prince: R. Po'e: R. Mun in: M. Rolli: R l 9 Meredillw. Back Row: S. Oslerlioul: R. Ocasio: M. Resnick: J. Samuels: J. Slall: D. Nicoll: M. Hanlon: M. Rainer: L. Banks: R Beliawsky. Absenf: F. l-lyzer: E. Jacobs: L. Sabalelle: S. Schulman: D. Silverman: E. Vale: N. Wlnuler: J. Yarrsig: G. Zurawski. :ill Fronl Row: E. Van Aken: C. Cross: V. Burzenski: F. La Poll: M. Mcfkrlhury M. Marlin: C. Cross: A. Mcfxrllwur. Second Row: J. Kleine man: B. Jakubowicz: G. Kupiec: M. Mariner: J. Clwanqq M. McCabe: E. Jones: M. Mar: D. Maslwelc: B. Lyons, Third Row: T, Cla,-kg C. Barbuli: W. Collins: W. Benlon: J. Banks: K. Berllwoli: G. Bradley: C. LaPoll: M. Knack, C. Kealor. Back Row: D. McCosco: R. Mann: F. Kahn: R. Lawrence: T. Lewis: M. Langer: T. Mar: l-l. Jacobs: A. McArll1ur: D. Kawauclwi: C. Many. I OFFICERS AND ADvlsoRs SEVENTH GRADE Seafedz Lynn Sabeiele, Socrelaryg Andrew lvlelnlclc, Presldenl: Mrs, Yales. Siandingz Mr. Cells: Slwelden Scnenlcler, V'ee-Preidenzg Mfg. Faulg Mr, Condon: Garry Goodman, Treas- N urer. l l l ,kk ,. - , A XZ fl 5, . .. .fi Taking a leil. 38 235,713 W1 rf we-I Q1 QV In ,qi 3 W. rs,f'lr.Ww, we L, fir? W Q Enloylng lunclw ln llrmc new calore ff X Q l Mark Hess al llwe enllque display ln Tlwe Feslival ol F-lr'5. S S Aja' ri 'Y 3 E35 R Q :Y-'Mb f L ef iiulig - Qf,e' ,e. SHT H p Q 1 -. 'N fx de? KL S' 3 To 1' I5 f -wk, 5? . 1 The Yorker Club exhibi'r af Hue Arfs Fesfival. 1 o il 'GIRL Z 4 H looks good, boys. ,wvz-153 '1'wxT-mari 'Nm .W 2, eg ,X 5, Admrrlng Mrs. Johns' doll collecfion. glial :Ss if 1 is L.ysQ3:r1 mea - -ref ,a , ur ,-1? 2 EIGHTH ronl' Row: R. Amlns: W. lirldlcy: A. Gofzdman: J. Denier: S. Jamrzwn: R, Frcler: R. Blank: R. Bclwrfens: T. Farrell. Second Row: B. Bridges' . 'fav :A ' ff. l-lfcV'w5' N. S. Eklenfz er' M. Dolmas' M. War' C, Vadclcck' D. Flsnef' L. Clapnwim.Tl1ird Row: S. Ale'- loy: J, Bracfft E. Benson' C. Do Grool: C. Frank: J, Qozvanwcr' S, Edwards: l.. Dwyer: L, Crary: D. Cox: S. Camel. Back Row: D. Crook' J. Gfiw' C, C 'D?l' A, l lyQf'V' F. Allccfi' E. Davf' E. 3'x'r':' P. Edwards K. Exit' E. flurc' J. D'nPers'6'n, Alssenl: R, Alva-we' A Alzsfwn: ll. Smqcl' A. Pnrnfiyq K. Czmswoll' R. Cfwklm. x X x v Fronf Row: L, Slwaplro: M. Wood: S. Slayer: B. Swirl: L. Snofslcy: D. Burgh: R. RL.lDol: J. Allclns: C. lallanl: l-l. Barry: R. Zee. Second Row: lf. Wlwlers' M Tyrcll: R. Scrineli M. SWPH: B. Skasnfwfzz L. Warfck: F. Svuengler: B. Tlwau: T, Sleenrcclq C. Woolewfer: H. Volk' l R. Treslor. Baclc Row: E. Rownbcrg: D, Dcpuy: B. Grlmballq C. Tyler: J, Senne'l: B, Welnslein: M. Bagley: J. Swsrnan: l. Sezofl: N. C 1 Ab f l. Ea ro N lu Zlwi . sen: . 7.-.Q 's: . l-larfway: B. Jenlfns' C. Senwow' G, War'c4. 40 GRADE Froni' Row: S. Rerrwpep G. Rizmpeg E. Scweffq N. Moore' S. MLNer: R. !v'..:..rLk' L. M'Ner- J. Rof.efL R. Roserbergg T. SWL. Second Row: H, MIHerq L. Rampep D. Porrerq E, Myers. A. Jonesg M. Ewen: L. Rockmore' D. Rownhx E. Newman' J. RoHeck: D. Rerrwshag- ew' S. Mcfre. Back Row: F. Pei. R, Meremk' A. Lsfigq R. Rarwpe: H. Newharw Ei Rel:-efscng A. Murfgg K. Kdsef: T. Rapenskcq M. Nafgferq R. Rresfrnberg' S. Polcv. Absenh H. Moore' S. Mosferq J. Rf1irwg1'1ger. 1 i Fron+ Row: T. Hmchhsg C. Keawr: K. Merecfr: R, Lewis: H.Gree1g C. Marwzi- R. Lenrdcnhp S, Lerner. E. Kai' D. LInos.e,. Second Row: L. KGVLGSKLI M. Mendey' S, Marwce' E. Mack: B. Mccowerrg K. McArHwf' S. Merwnq E. MfarsLfaJ: G. McAr'5wr' M. Lewrse F, HJQFIWS. Back Row: J. Dmgrwryg M. LQ Rey' R. Hcafrrq J. Gerchrc' J. LeCwme.' M. K'vffr5q:berrgg N, Nremrmrzg M. Scrrraf-der' P.. Kclcocymskrq W. Merrin: K. Lipkowrtz, Absenf: S. KYe'ng R. Kmpp: R. McAr'lur. 41 EIGHTH GRADE E gawk' .7 ,AE 1- s s 1 ' 4 W , A Nancy, wlwar are you dc?rwg fr a 1lgH'geww7 J . . K. .,, vi I Ja? I .5 y 2 Modem, Gl'll'l9l lOVT1C-ECl5Sl'llOYlSl'NOW. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Firsi Row: Randall Blank, Presldenlg Mlclwelle Mandel, Secrelaryg Miss Klllamf Paul Lerrlriclrlia, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. Hansen: Mrs. Berrug Darlene Cox. Vice-Presidenlg Mr. Hellley. Tommy gels ready lo lly. uk V'--Q... ff ra- -V .4 ,l -. : Sk X- qi - fy m v, A1 gy 1' Y 'W 5' Pals. V45 Sffting down on 'ne job. Him... N-- an ...W ...W ,.., 37... V., ,,,.. r-'-' iw Some'Hng new in Fasiion mode MCS pass fL.dgmerL duing 'Fe-GQHO1 SP0-.-x. , FRESHMAN Fronf Row: M. Yaeqer: Z. Morqansleln: C. Shorl: L. Poley: A. Wood: P. Terr: B. Perlcs: M. Levy: A. Slaver: S. Thou. Second Row: B. Resnick: S. Ross: L, Wflrnoll: J. Mulhlq: K. Wells: L. Lehrer: J. Roselrnan: L. Williams: A. laqgarl: M. Wlnlers: K. Slrasser. Back Row: D. Norlon: W. Llpson: R. Ramos: M. Rolhlolell: S. Rainer: M. Smllh: W. Sablolf: S. Levine: R. Manzl: J. Sheable: J. Myers. Absenfz C. Rceh' E. Schlfl: W. Shaver' R. lennplennanj D. 'lrosfq S. Wagner: T. Wheeler: R. Wood: A, VonDenSon. fi l 1 3 ., 'iz fn . 1 T-. In . -vale lift -': . , W . K .fffffsxr .iff . l Z. fm Fronl' Row: G. Blrrnlnqharn: D. Darby: C. Berlholr: S. Barrlnqer: G. Hocghlallnq: L. Kloss: B. Lawrence: L. Cronlc: D. Hamlin: E. Crisp, ell. Second Row: V. l-lasbrouclc: S. Ellison: S. Gadziala: R. Fiddle: S. Klelnrnan: S. Grips: L. Gass: H. Gordon: A. Goldberg: D. Duchln. Back Row: R. Erls: R. l-lelng J. Corlgllano: R. Colo: T. Douqhiy: S. Dworelsl1v:S. Kalz: J. Appelbaurn: E. Fredenburgh: R. Johnson: G. Belling: J. Kelly. Absenfz B, lflevvle'l' K. Kelly: D. Knaclc: P. Knapp: J. Harnlon: J. Herlrnen. 44 CLASS xwll-fn . 441. Fronf Row: D. Prince: R. Slwerw : , : . , . -, . : . Second Row: R. Osdoby: A. Zalkin: N. Levine: M. Miller: W. Slaver: C. Skinner: M. Tale: N. Travis: B. Linclsley: K. Wale: B. Srarlu ood: R. Skrobanslri: R. Siegel: G. Neulwaus' D Reed' F Rusric' G Mungeer: C Winlers' T Roberlson. p. Back Row, W. Rlanislwek: W. Zweck: T. LeConey: L. Rosencranse: F. Planica: J. Rarnpe: D. Powallz: P. McGraw: T. Richardson: R. Mal- lison. Absenfx G. Mangan: B. McAr+l1ur: W. Mer difln: S. O ' ' S. ' lv ' ' ' ' ' e i casio, Reiclwen auqlw, B. Ross, M, Rowe, S. SniFTrin. Fronf Row: D. Burr: R. Greenberg: R, l-lerin : N. Ge-iser: M. G li 'T ' G. l g ers owi z, Ganrz: A. l-lurclnins: J. Blume: J. Kinne: J. Crary. Second Row: S. Hurd: R. Kniqlnl: l-l. Jalcubowicz: B. Bell: S. Crurnley: S. Cannon: D Gesvanlner' D Cox' C Barley' W Blume' L Allison' A Krauspe. Back Row: J. Fredenburglu: D, Brown: C. Allsins: J. Daslsew: D. LaBarr: A. Frankel: R.lDeals: R.ILaBarr: M., Goodman: K. Gorlon: G, Froelicln. Absenh B. Boyd: W. Burney: N. Colo: S. Crandall: F. Dulallf: A. Duncornbe: D. Edwards: B. Ferlie: M. Hellricli: L. Jackson. 45 1, W f M.. Nimfh grader: busy fn vo Hcrary. A+ work in We shop eak no evil, bear no evf, see no Q ff 5 wha? Vm looking for? FRESHMEN Senior l-ligh School, al lasl . . . parlricipa- lion in clubs ancl J.V. sporls . . . French. Spanish, anol Lalin . . . relief maps . . . Recl China and lhe UN .... algebra and ge- omelry . . . rock-hunling in Ellenville . . . Grea+ Expec+a+ions and lhe Scarlel' Le'H'er. X OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Lef+ Column: Mr. Wolffg Mrs. Neumann: Mr. Ippoli'ro1 Mr. Abrams. Cenler Column: Miss Clark: Donna Cox, Vice-Pres- idenlq Sherri Kleinman, Secrelary. Righi Column: Thomas Wheeler, President Donald Norlon, Treasurer. ',f. .ly .V Did somelhing go wrong? 47 SOPHOMCRE Fronf Row: P. Kiiqendaif N. Kawauciii: G. Geiver: J. Kirchner: D. Kirk: S. Grrossinger' C. Borkkinz W. i-iarniiion. Second Row: S. Eiess: A. Hessinger: i. Kiapper: M. Evansky: A. Irzkowifz: B. Jenkins: E. Grani: C. Henkeirnan: K. Fridiey. Back Row: P. Peniiwerbay' M. Hind: P. Gercw: J. Kfrcinner: R. Kind' T. Keiiy' A. Gerow: S. Prefer: R. Kaviesici. Absent D. Pzslnr: R. i-iiii' P. Keiiy: A. Kicr. Fronf Row: J. Goidberq: L. Meadow:-E. Levy: S. Kushner: R. Oison: K. Muliaily: M. Prince: G. Pierre, Second Row: B, Marlcowiiz: G. Neunaus: R. Luskin: G. Meinikoif: L. Miiler: C. Sacks: D, Launer: L. Sediacek: C. Morton: E. Saienicii. Back Row: R. MCCOQCQ: J. Marnn: E. Meadow: K, Marin: R. Monza: S. Klein: B. Lawrence: D. Lindsiey' C. Reirsiwfaqen. Absenh C. Moore: B, Piiiliipe. 48 if CLASS Sgr Me J Froni' Row: J. Clernenfs: R. Bogerf: H. Blank: R, Burnham: D. Crook: H. Ben+on: D. Brornrn. Second Row: R. Cox: L. Bese+n: S. Beilfng: P, Buff: L. Boyd: L. Coffon: B. Brilcer: E. Diamond. Third Row: R. Benfong W. Bradfey: L. Ausnn: D. Dole: M. Borisn: S. Emery: G. Erfst A. Boyle: W. Beacn, Absenfz C. Alden: E. Berry: V. Cali: D. Chardavoyne: D. CoHins: F. Crossman: B. Dunaqan. Y Froni' Row: D. Welfon: J. Zweck: S. Scoffz S. Scnenlder: S. Sarnokky: C. Tarpley: B, Wlndf. Second Row: L Sumrnerson: G. Yann: D Trosf: L. Sfewarf: L. Sfariupg B. Tanous: B. Sussman: M, Snaqrin. Back Row: W. Voik: M. Welkowifz: M. Yonfeff: SC. Yaun: G. Travis J,Varacd1i: G. Wddron: F. Wood: S. Sfnirln. Absenh D. Tnofnpson: N. Voss: M. WooYever: A. Sdfzman: S. Roger, 49 OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Seafecl: Mr. Buriceg Mrs. Clwardavoyneq Mr. Nicicou. Abseni: Miss Loewen. Sianding: Berry Lu Phillips, Se-creraryq John Varacciii Treasurer: Gregg Travis, Presideniq Kariileen Fridiey, Vice-President 50 If, X Wi A' ,N 'N X SOPHOMORES ins dance, Boys, Beware! . . . soda con- cession inneriied from Seniors in second semes+er. Julius Caesar and O+hello . . . disseciions and microscopes . . . advanced biology course, wiilw more experimeniafion . . . fran- +ic hours on science proieclrs . . . ine Ren- aissance, Napoleon, and ine evoluiion oi democracy. JUNIOR Froni Row: W. MacNair: R. Langer: T. Myers: C. Lindsley: F. McCoy: R. Muzuruk. Second Row: P. Kind: M. Park: V. Manzi: P. Mc- Coyd: J. Waison: S. Zuckerman: J. Osdoby: B. Landau. Back Row: A. Yares: P. Vandruff: T. Woodard: C. Wenner: A. Pazdon: C. Mel- nick: H, Norffeer. Absenf: P. Lewis: S. LindsNey: E. Mafreson: S. McArTnur: J. McGorrran: M. Melchick: E. Moore: N. Muhliq: P. New- narn: D. Ranman. Froni' Row: M. Brown: R. Brender: M. Washousky: K. Bivins: T. Waryna: C. BucHaN: P. Auerbach: L. Ularnono: 3. Baumann: A. Willl. Second Row: M. Clwerepanov: G. Poley: M. Borden, R. Ducnin: B. Acosra: J. Crary: M. Esolen: C. Russo: R. Benson: J. Anrens: A. Bergman. Back Row: H. Deurscn: G. Benron: C. Yaun: M. Cuozzo: J. Childs: D. Deafs: M. Cuozzo: D, Efcnenauer: J. Affbacn: J. Cucci: R. Ditfricn. Absenfz D. Benson: T. Borden: A. Brown: S. Wernreb: H. Yafes. 52 CLASS le Firsl' Row: R. Slaver: J. Slaver: R. Reinslwagen: L. Zololar: T. Yusl: S. Sabloff: E. Sammann: M. Silverman: W. Sfeinberger. Second Row: S. Rullw: P. Slariup: K. Slorer: J. Sliapiro: D. Scoll: L. Seeley: C. Sprague: P. Siowarr: S, Zamanskv: J. Saver. Back Row: B. Tanenbaum: P. Slewarl: R. Tlxeriaull: K. Wegman: M. Slwimm: T. Foley: P. Pollack: D. Scnwnrfz: L. Riclwardson. Absenl: H. Roslw: C. Sabalelle: C. Sclwerlr J. Spector I 40 Fron+ Row: C. Vasko: G. Wilson: A. Finkelslein: J. l-laclcman: M. Grossman: P. Gips: A. Weissman: L. Grossman: F. Knack. Second Row: L. Gildersleeve: E. Kelly: S. Kluqman: P. Harl: C. Harlman: D. Kirk: K. Gorlon: M. Hofmann: J. Granl: C. Lafiagn: L, Gerlzman. Back Row: l-l. Williams: S. Hurd: F. Klein: V. Kavleslci: D. Kealor: B. Harris: R. Geverl: G. Zallring L. Wood. Absenf: R. Fleclcenslein: M. Gerow: J. Grund: l-l. Huebscii: S. Kauliman: J. Tanous: G. Wade. 53 if , I 'n KW Af' OFFICERS AND ADVISORS 4 2 3 E if f 5 . 1, 4 2 5, Q1 2 1 z Q 1 ii Seafed: Mr. Saba+eHe: M355 KnoHq Miss Enqifsn. Absent Mr, D. Hoag. Sfanding: Charles Sabafelhe, Treasurer: Judnh Osdoby, Presidenh Susan Rufn, Vicefpresldenr. Absent Mary Borden, Secrefary. 54 JUNIORS I l-luslle and busfle lo earn money for nexl year . . . loolball and coal check conces- sions . . . class parly, Club '65' '... class play, My Sisfer Eileen. Semi-micro chemislry labs . . . advanced placemenl hislory . . . acceleraled malhe- malics . . . Hiroshima and April Morning . . . Meril Scholarship Exam . . . College Boards . . . long-awailed class rings. l 1 21 fy Ss H Z L u Y , 'x my il X -r. - - K as Q, 'WF A A 5 h Q B Q2 gf J' ' 1 ag L Q if 1 QF 33 Q H 63533 L-ii? w X egg 1559? 2 3 x H , Q , ,Q vi . Q, N? K i Q is in L 1? 1 If ,Q in 'fn , A f 5 4- 7 .wr-,,,. . F i , SENIORS ,frm 5 -1. ! 1 H F G av G25 ,W ,F if .mv r FE f r-Liv:-2.2 7 9 -5 ' K Sis:-I--Lu 2 - '4ix:l'n f' K RICI-IARD ALTBACH BEVERLY ARESON JOAN ASTI-IALTER KATHLEEN AU CI-AIR THOMAS BARBUTI MOST COURTEOUS: OrrIn Heller Joan Rapkin I:'YI,:'2 - 58 STEPHEN BLANK ALBERT BOGERT JAMES BRADY BEST MUSICIANS: Mary RandaII RIcI1arcI Salfzman rims wwf ANN BEARD DONALD BENTON REVELEE BENTON f JJ, i x,-- ...Mx .L , , gf '- SW , .L ' M W? CHRISTINE BRUNDAGE THOMAS BURT BARBARA CARNEI. PAULETTE CINOUEMANI DANIEL CLARK I I 59 1 g V'hh IQ, ,,,, , ll A X ,'E,5,m H ' NANCY COGSWELL MARTIN C Al ...W -any OHEN JAMES COLLINS ALAN D 60 EUTSCH BARRY DEUTSCH ROBERT DIBBLE SYLVTA DOLA ND ELLEN DONOVAN TC il E K if 1 T , ,QL S 9' f 59 URLLL AM SQ IM-I ' f-WL -Mfw-xt I an I ,f vi NANCY COOK VINCENT CORIGLIANO si. ' 'Il MARY ANN DOTY JOI-IN ELLIOTT Qxgkx. MOM JOAN CRARY WILLIAM DANZER LINDA DELAMATER SHARON ERTS ii 5' 0: I Rf' 95414 - mf 'iiaxaigssfas WH I M- iw gg' J? V CTTIL if are-A A A ' I MOST ATHLETIC: Roberf Dibble Carol HIII BEST ACTRESS: Nina Gray BEST ACTOR: Mark Meadow 6I , . FJ , ' f i j l as if X f W ni Q 'ff W? uf THOMAS FINN DAVID GARREN ANITA GENE HELEN GEROW JACK GIPS q-, V-:vH fv ' 1 Mf g ? ' : D iv A 'W ' ,D We BARBARA HALLENBECK DAVID HALPNER ORRIN HELLER Y Q Yi ff YE? 4 f 5 5 . 1, X, H MOST ARTISTIC: MOST STUDIOUS: Eugene Huebsch Keiflw Osferhoui' 62 Joan AsHwaNerV Beverly Areson r 6' 1- SHARON GOLDSTEIN NYNA GRAY KAREN GREEN LINDA HENRY LINDA HEWLETT CAROL HLLL ABRAHAM HIMMEL LLNDA HOEFER yin 9336-5 fs, 'hx E as L LL A p L L , , MH' ian ,,,. :gm . , MW ,, J L L . . : awp Y ' Q32 63 N 64 JOHN HOEMANN RONNI HOWARD EUGENE HUEBSCH ANDREW KAVLESK! SHARON KLEIN MYRON KLUOMAN SANDRA KRAUSPE EDWARD KRAYCER CAROLYN HUGHES ESTHER HUTCHN 'i NANCY KUSH W!LLlAM KYRK lLYSE LANGER WITTIEST: BEST-LOOKING: Padeve Cinquemart' Anfhopy W5!,a Sfephen Verber Joan Crary NS GEORGE HUTCHXNSON UNDA HUTCHINSOTN ROSEMARY JOHNS I It 'Y 'E' THOMAS LEWIS MARK MEADOW REBECCA MEREDTTH HEDY MICIUL KENNETH NTCOLL KAREN PRTNCE MARY RANDALL JOAN RAPKIN MISS PERSONALITY: MR. PERSONALITY: MOST VERSATILE: Hedy Miclul Donald Benfon Myron Klugman 66 Nancy Coqswell LEE NORTON BEVA OSDOBY KENT!-4 OSTERHOUT -'if KAREN RATNER THOMAS REED RlCl-IARD SALTZMAN SANDRA SCHULMAN ANDREW SCHUMM 67 'A ,pw-D , , , ,,,,v. f,,.L ,N i l4 114 CAROLE SCHWARTZ PAULA SHNLLER SUZANNE SHORT Ms. 'Q'- ww-Nlhyf ,,- fsjz ---K.-.449 -sf fm we f RUTH STAMM KENNETH STORER CONRAD STROHL PAUL SWENQLER JEAN SYMANSKI S: I V ' H . A P L 4-A A . 4.1 A 68 T' Q Az was 442 .nxwqr BARRY STLVERSTEIN STEPHEN STSSELMAN JOHN SKINNER LTNDA SLODZINA MAUREEN SPENCE SUZANNE THAILER PATRICIA THOMPSON DALE TOMPKINS i 'fail A xi MOST CHEERFUL: MOST WILLING TO SERVE: Linda Delamaier Beverly Areson Howard Trav's Orrin Heller HOWARD mfxvrs VALERVE VASKO STEPHEN VERBER ANTHONY WALLAVTIS MARY WATSON PEGGY WELLS LAURA WEXLER I .k'k :.L r . fi-I1 J . , . ggxgffi - iam ' + V,,. ' 'A' ? ' ,w w-Q fav-:ff L 1 L Q V Y Y ,.,,. 2 L ' LL 'L'A V ' L L L . L L L I L L, 5 ? L I , L 1 1 -Q11-.sig LL, LLLf gk L jk' V 71-if MOST TALKATIVE: MOST SINCERE: Paulefie Cinque-mani Dingef Clark Howard TravEs JCM Rapp,-, 70 A -V: N Q- L ffl L f JOHN WHIFFEN 41- -will' REVA WEINREB JODY WEISSMAN JEAN WELLS I, ,:, I -Ji? ERIC WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WINTERS PAUL YESERSKY LESLIE WATERS E. E. I OFFICERS AND ADVISORS INOI SI1ownI Froni' Row: John EIIEOTI, VIce-Presidenh Rkhard AIIbacI1, Treasurer: Karen Rainer, Secretary. Back Row: Mr. Van SIyIce: Mr. Sanders: Mr. McCarIyg MISS LubIn: MISS Mauert Myron KIugman, PresIdenI, 7I 7 -,W-,-,.L., M. U .,,, , wiysf-ww' ?51w,1,f-f,MW.,.g,g WJ-f s W f Q:- . :uw 5-X-+,:,.,,-ff' . .L-LJ-If sgfyiq , ,-ff-,.fg.L,l,, f S2f':z,,m , ,, Lf, ' , I F69 U. 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Nicoll, Manager. Sfanding: Mr. Rapenske, Line Coach: K. Bivins: D. Clark: A. Gerow: J. EIIioTT: C. Yaun: T. Reed: R. Dibble: T. Waryha: T. Finn: E. Kraycer: I-I. Travis: K. Wegman: A. Willi: P. Yeserslcy: G. ZaIIcin: J, WhiTTen: Mr. WiTherwax I-lead Coach, S ' . 2 , J 1... . S ' gg j - ..::f: . T -2 5' Wav T .:' ' 'fi '.-, 2,1 . if ' 0 2 . M I ..- if ' f- Tanous in his momenT of decision. 74 VARSITY This year's varsiTy TooTbaII Team was one oT The mosT powerTuI Teams in The hisTory oT LiberTy CenTraI. IT capTured Tor LiberTy iTs second consecuTive U.C.A.L. championship. DespiTe predic:Tions ThaT The championship baTTIe beTween The Two undeTeaTed TiTans, Wallkill and LiberTy, would be a close con- TesT, The Indians sTunned The PanThers, crush- ing Them 40- I3 wiTh Tremendous cIeTense and a high-powered oTTense. LIBERTY g OPPONENTS 27 MINISINK VALLEY O 2I NEW PALTZ 6 7 PINE BUSI-I O 26 I-IIGI-ILAND 6 34 ONTEORA 6 25 RONDOUT VALLEY O 32 MARLBORO 7 40 WALLKILL I3 P ,, M.,', ' pi .'.,,m, N .7 Xu 4' WK1 1 4' V' ,B 1,-f' K' f VR. li -Q Q .vw fy ,L 1 5 if f gg? S A x S, 1 I 5 ,V 1 2 'ii '- M-ay.-rwHQWF W ' Q 4' 7 AW Q 1, 1 A .Wi Q' s '3- -5 . 6 A reFeree's view of Murderers' Row. Benfon qefs sef fo ram Info fhe line. iff 18 V ' Dlbble chooses fo run. A P if ,. ,wi sn, f The band provides half-Hme enierfain- ment 76 The cheerleaders had Their par+Ir1The defeaf of Wallkill. li.- , - W , f. ,.fe,.1. if 'Q M ,.,:,,,1Q, . ,VW ,gn ft' N. Wm? N 3-if-,, Wg Q -Leigh-gmiyfaw K , A i?'1r:M fry, is Us' A MPL ' W ,V xi., daze,-frtZiL.2,1.,f.:V. fx Eg Even fhe band sfops when We acfion Time ou+ for sirafeqy. gi V 15, ' ywsge A ?. ,l 1 www L,,- 4 .V 4 Eg ir ef-JT? 5-22 I xg x51 f 't:i:ffi Q. - 1 e i 'A ,--, -Q4 , Q I Q ff e in 1 A -v ,L M , Q. 4 pg .. 1 A J gm . , J ' . ' -Aff ' ' Q 1' gk f5f52'f2 'X M e ef fa y 'A' K LX 35 48 f mi 2 -we if 535 2' VM! x. 0 M m '22' 5? A g ! . .... f ' ,, A - V'l: e 5 ee M , Kick-off. , ,uh ,ra 1 ,LM 1, , .Y A BM., Q sl ge sw ,, ,, :W 5?fS e, iii begins. i ' His.. : QF: ' -I -fx-Sui, ,, 'Wifi , V wggzkl' W-if :ff Q qw- ,w ff, , yzig, ' , ,MQ , Q l C -,., Wu'-f,J 1 .gg f.f.f , Lf.fg.y.q,,:.,- ss- ,z E sw L,.., ,M ffzff .mf Q FA, q The specfedors aren'+ fhe only ones inferesfed in Hue game. Who has We baH? -f .,.,: , :-,.: ,T Sm H' up , W Wk U ie 3 Q 7' 'VT . 'MKQwQQf f - - . 'ffffgf AQQSEU W Y ggQf5?i ,i .. V, 1 ef 2 ae, Q ., '27 S? Q i Wi - liz .gf '-A -. - :Il E :, .. : Wi U my L. . ,-Q, 78 Blvins clrcles end for exfra yardage. AY Q M, .. K K f-1 1 - Sealed: K. Gorlon: R. Benlon: R. Eris: R. Gerow: D. Chardavoyne: T. I-Iulclnins: C. Yaun: I. SezOI:I:T.WI'1eeIer: B. Ross: E. Bivins: W. Zweclc W. Beach. Sfandingx Mr. Jones, Coach: D. Reed: M. I-land: F. Edwards: S. Emery: S. Freier: B. Lawrence: D. Collins: J. Crary: A. Auslln G. Erfs: S. Klein: M.GersI1OwiIz: Mr. McCar'ry, COacIT. JUNIOR VARSITY BIOcIc'rITaIDL1nH LIBERTY OPPONENTS I I I ' o MINISINK VALLEY 2 I3 NEW PALTZ o o PINEBUSH o o WALTON 7 I2 ONTEORA 6 6 RONDOUT VALLEY I3 : o ELLENYILLE I6 , 6 Y E: 79 BASKETBALL Kneeling T Kelly: C. Sabafelle: J. Tanous: J. Grund: B. Harris: C. Buchal. Sianding: P. Gips, Manager: J EIIOTT R Dbble: M. Klugman: C. Yaun: A. Willi: G. Travis: Mr. Rapenslce, Coach. VARSITY OPPONENTS NEW PALTZ ELLENVILLE POUOHKEEPSIE MONTICELLO PINE BUSH NEWBURGH PORT JERVIS KINGSTON FALLSBURGH NIIDDLETOWN ELLENvILLE KINGSTON MONTICELLO POUGHKEEPSIE PORT .IERVIS NEWBURGH FALLSBURGH MIDDLETOWN D bble lumps Too lafe. VARSITY Our baslceTball Team Turned in a very presenTable 7-ll record despiTe The many iniuries which plagued iT during The paST Season. Jim Tanous and Bob Diloble were The mainsTays OT The Team, help- ing iT aTTain This record Through The Turious cOmpeTiTiOn in The DUSO and Village DUSO Leagues. Kneeling: J. BIume: R. Sherwood: R. Ramos: W. Lipson: 5. Freier. Siandingz L. Meadow: S. RaIner: B. Lawrence: J Crary: T. WheeIerq B. Meadow: Mr. McCarIy. Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY JAYVEES OPPONENTS 29 N EW PALTZ 35 40 ELLENVILLE 56 34 POUGI-IKEEPSIE 49 34 MONTICELLO 63 30 PINE BUSH 37 33 NEWBURGI-I 76 50 PORT JERVIS 57 24 KINGSTON 52 30 FALLSBURC-EI-I 50 52 MIDDLETOWN 39 55 ELLENVILLE 75 24 KINGSTON 5I 4I MONTICELLO 63 38 POUGI-IKEEPSIE 44 37 PORT JERVIS 44 34 NEWBURGI-I 67 5I FALLSBURGI-I 43 SI MIDDLETOWN 55 The J.V.'s have hIm surrounded. Klugman jumps To s+ar+ ihe game. f , Q S S S S S M f S S Tanous drives for Two poinfs. Lawrence fighis for fhe ia p. 1 Q ,,-,- I -vp -fm 2- MV W W S S .ij M , Z f S , S f ,-,Q , , J, me-'I L, f, f- --vw if S S me 1 fzmzmgf ,mn mg -Q Dick Hill, llwe Liberfy lndian. A field goal for Jeff Grund. Grund scores on a lasl break. A falce lo flwe rigl1'r,a pass lo The lefl WRESTLING T 4 ITT si . is -rf Q S Kneeling: A. LoTTs7 H. BenTon: D. Lindsleyg L. Grossman: Mr. Grossman: T. SmiThg K. Mullally. Sianding: Mr. Wifherwax, Coach: H. avisg T, Reeclg H. Williarnsg T. Myers: B. Ross, W. Burney, F. Knaclc. Manager. VARSITY 1 84 Myers pins his man. LiberTy's wresTling Team had a Tine rec- ord This year. AIThough They were only 4-4 in D.U.S.O. League compeTiTion and 5-5 over-all, They did manage To win many hon- ors in The TournamenTs They enTered. The, Team was TirsT in The D.U.S.O. TournamenT, wiTh Mike Grossman, Tom Lewis, Tom Reed. and Howard Travis winning Their weighT classes. These wresTIers plus Tom Myers com- peTed in The SecTion 9 TournamenT where Lewis, Reed, and Myers guaIiTied Tor The sTaTe inTersecTionals while Travis placed sec- ond and Grossman, Third. AT The meeT in HunTingTon, Long Island, Lewis placed Third in The sTaTe Tinals. VARSITY OPPONENTS 32 VALLEY CENTRAL I6 2I MIDDLETOWN 24 29 NEWBURGH 2l 32 KINGSTON I2 25 MIDDLETOWN 23 I8 PORT JERVIS ' 24 29 KINGSTON I9 I4 PORT JERVIS 24 22 NEWBURGH 26 30 VALLEY CENTRAL I4 Co Will KaIz ge? a pin? .. . M i .5 ,,.. W.. iw... 'iq A I Tff ' , . W in 1 B TEAM I3 ONTEORA 55 77 8 ONTEORA B 30 MONTICELLO 20' ELLENVILLE 40 FALLSBURGI-I 27 MONTICELLO OPPONENTS 29 34 2I 34 I5 23 neeling: S. Kieing V. Coriglianoq R. Kind: G. Mangang R. Gerow: S. Kafzg I-I. Green: G. Glanfzg R. Lewis. Sfanding: Mr. Hoa achg T. Myers: R. Benfong B. Grimballg M. I-Iaridp W. Beach: S. Emeryg T. I-IuIcIwins3 I. Sazoff: T. Lewis: K. NicoII. in X me KM-eixv . WilHams geis se? for Hue Crusher. Emery is on fop again. ' vi- QQ .. ,,,L 3 SE Beech gefs a fakeedown. Klein has everyfhing der confrol. On Jrhe wrong end of The hold Roll Him over! TRACK Kneeling: R. ATlcins, SchwarTz: P. Pollack: P. Yeserslcy: M. l-lan 88 Manager: R. MaTT1son: H. Green: P. Gips: J. Grund: P. Auerbach: D. Brown: J. Gips, CapTain: R. Gerowg D. G. Pierro: N. Geiser: B. Grimball, Manager. Slandingz Mr. Jones, Coach: J. Myers: A. LoTTs: A. Schumm: S. Klein: d: S. Emery: A. Kavleski: C. Yaun: J. Whihfen: R. Burnham: D. Chardavoyne: C. Sabafelle: J. Tanous: R. Muzuruk. fXlThouqh l.iberTy's Track Team wenT Through This year's season wlThouT winning a meeT, There were several prighT spoTs Tor The Team. Junior JeTT Grund, who received The award Tor pesT Traclcmanf' won The IOO and 220-yard dashes In boTh The Village and CiTy DUSO nneeTs. ClayTon Yaun came close To a school record wiTh a Ten-TooT leap in The pole vaulT, while Sophomore STeye Klein almosT seT The record Tor The Triple lump and The broad lump. . . . 1. . . ,....L H M I .1 .A K 3. fe., . N x . K , . , ig K .,f- A t I 1 . 1 3 1 3 4 -2 . 1 ,V.k T ii. . A . -,J ,i 1 ' :f:i:- fry, E: :W V T T, hw .1 ..,. . 2 . .. R H . . w-f -v'. 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MW W, ,, WW g Emwmmnm my ,QW M ' i?SExf ' H5555 Q QM A m if : I X55 'Wff55?4Z'5i5w?553 ME' Q W, -A. ,. .... A -wh. . .. -,ew w .. .. ww ggrsfmwwqef- - -M '1E:i5?fL-if V . . ,Z . , fav, : Sq? : H- Q7 k . fx gg f ef ' , , f , K ..-:. 1 SJW ,Wg Mgt fm L wi it A 45 Q, mam 5, 5aEi 7fg,mQmfYl ggfm W I Wg, - , W wwf' ,f 'fffigw - 'Tiff - ' if ,AQ V -- QQ? PENN Yaun heaves fhe sho? 40 feet Mews., 5+ 0 M wr-fn 9 M ,Q ,f GOLF V. Cali: J. Dashew: Mr. Abrams, Coach: J. Ellioff. Capfaing A. Frankel. L. Affer losing fheir firsf four rnafches, fhe golf feam finished fhe season wifh a 3-5 record in fhe Village DUSO League and fied wifh Fallsburgh and Ellenville for firsf place. ln fhe fhree-way play-off Liberfy and Fallsburgh fied for firsf, while in fhe final mafch Lib- erfy losf fo Fallsburgh. Capfain John Ellioff had a fine season and iusf missed qualifying for fhe sfafe finals by one sfrolce. Cali af fhe lop of his swing. bye- A . Nah,-HQNAI. N' Q- . .:. mcZ,., 505 '- V 'X Eff ' - , , ff' ti. V v, , g X J' g sims-Sri? i -if-ieru.'?'e'r -. M ss 4 is sa.. A - V-'fl 2- 48-iiz.,f:'v - ' u 5'rtf Fif'-i,.-4' ':'. J'K-3' at ' - K' --5ff.,..., -1 ..,. ,, N:-14-nga g mm-r,.,,.,.,. - se w. ...... W ...af .. Frankel hifs a Rofhblaff look goo On. d drive as Cali and .9l BASEBALL Kneeling: C. Buchal: W. Burney: J. Kirchner: R. Monzo: A. Klein: T. Huichins: B. Harris: T. Rapenslce, Manager. Sfanding: Mr. Rapenslce, Coach: M. Gerow: G. Travis: D. Clark: R. Dibble: A. Willi: C. Lindsley: T. Kelly: A. Burney, Manager. VARSITY The Baseball learn finished in a Three-way lie for second place in Jrhe Village DUSO League lhis year. The leading pilchers for lhe learn were Bob Dibble and Gregg Travis. JUNIOR vARsiTY on Froni' Row: T. LeConey: J. Varacchi: R. Colo: T. Wheeler: J. Crary: D. Collins: D. Bromm: S. Freier: R. Benfon: J. Ramps. Bach Row: Mr. Wiiherwax, Coach: T. Smifhp S. Turefslcy: T. Doughfy: E. Bivins: W. Hamilfon: R. Kind: J. Blume: A. Hufchins: D. Norfon. 92 BLOCK L On June 4, in lhe l..C.S. caleleria, The annual Block L Dinner was held, al which privalely sponsored awards were presenled 'ro l.iber+y's finesl alhleres. Danny Clark, Perseverance Award: Bob Dibble, Besf Senior Alhlele John Ellioff Sporls manship Award. Jim Childs, Besi' Bowler: Jeff Grund, Besf Traclcman: Ron Monzo, Besf Hiller: Tom Reed and Tom Lewis, Bes+ Wresflers. Bob Dibble, Besl Field Goal Per- cenfageg Jim Tanous, Besf Foul Shoolerg Don Benion, Besf Back: Ed Kraycer, Besf Lineman. P 1 944 i , ww., ACTIVITIES LIBERTAS STAFF A .,1 The Boss. The dlllqenf fyplsfs. , 51, A -rf-. iii, ff V W , Q L ef ? ' .. Mr. Beclc Edilror-in-Chief , , Copy Edilor ,Y,,,,,,, Edilrorial Slaff ,,,,, Typisfs , . . Sporls Ediror Layoul Edilor ,, Arr Edilor ,,,,Y,,,,, Business Manager Y, , Subscriplion Manager Edllorial Advisor , Business Advisor , , Arr Advisor ,,,,.. Beverly Areson Anifa Geib Ann Beard Nancy Cool: Rosemary Johns Paula Shiller Sharon Klein Sandra Krauspe Jaclc Gips , Karen Ralner Y. Linda Hoffer Orrin Heller ,, . Pa+ricia Thompson Miss Mauer Mr. Van Dylre Y, ,, Mr. Beclc -44 Oh, I see how fo do I+. Jack and Karen working on sporfs layoufs. have The Business Siaff: B. Osdobyg P. Thomp- fwffyy son: R. Weinreb: G. l-lulchinsonq O. 'fe Deadlines, deadlines, deadlines . . . lale hours al 60 Soulh lvlain . . . piclures and more piclures . . . copy, cropping, and scale- oqraphs . . . subscriplions and adverlise- rnenls. Thanks lo lhe Crealive Pholoqraphy Class lor lheir line piclures . . . lhanlcs also lo Jrhe sludenls and Teachers lor lheir cooperalion during lhe year. .33 The arf slall al worlc. l-leller: Mr. Van Dyke, aclvisor. Absenl: l-l. Rosh. Bev and Miss Mauer dis cussing layouls. l-lere's a suggesfion for lhe copy. fr.. sf -'.. Special 'rhanlcs To Or- , rin, Hannah. Karen, A 'Z' and Anila for Their .LF .. i hard worlc. sag, fi , ,s. s - q. fig COMMENT EDITCJRIAL STAFF s Seaiedz B. Brilner: R. Howard: E. Kelly: J. Osdoby: J. Shapiro: P. Shiller: S. Eress. Second Row: P. Newham: B. Osdoby: S. Klugman: B. Sussman: Z. Morgans+ein: G. Geiver. Back Row: D. Launer: M. Park: J. Roselman: B. Landau: L. Gilder- sleeve: S. Winlers: H. Blanlc: S. Rainer: M. Rofhblalf: C. Sacks: K. Sfrasser. Sealed: Mrs. Dowling and Miss Olmslead, advisors. Sfanding: M. Hofmann, News Edilor: W. MacNair, Feaiure Edilor: J. Raplcin, Edilor-in-Chief: S. Baumann, Sporis Edifor. I Sill? lil - w ise. , fs. , . - , .M- N E..- , 2rf'sv:.s-ws e ' 'ff - f mu sfger ifsfssz , K .K , . Y - . iii!5l5Li:'fZ me i iiffiiffi Qviljl-if -viii: -: Y LIEQSE-Q fsifu, lu 5 F- E-in-' wfm- i.,,s-ra wi. .rn- : 'fasliif '1 .-sffsziwi zfsg2:,gfs:ffjg H ref 98 The Commeni' Ediforial Slrall, a group of sludenls inleresled in journalism, pub- lished six issues of 'rhe newspaper lhis year, gaining experience in wriling news slories, sporls arlicles, and fealures. A+ Hs weelcly meelings The sialic discussed fhe principles of preparing news slories: The specifics of iournalism, such as head- lines: and careers in iournalislic lields. Discussing anoiher school's newspaper. CCMMENT BUSINESS STAFF Fronf Row: B. Tanous: R. Sfamm: R. Weinreb, Business Manager. Second Row: V. Vaskog S. Shari: E. Levy, Treasurer. Third Row: J. Wafson: J. Alfbachg N. Kush. Back Row: Mr. Van Slyke, advisor: M. Defy: J. Elliofh C. Russo. The Commeni' Business Sfaff has The rasks of solicifing adverfisemenrs for +he school newspaper and disfriburing Jrhe paper 'ro The homerooms. lnsfead of buying subscriprions, each sfudenf rhis year received free Issues of rhe Comment Counfing issues of fhe Commeni' for disfribufion fo homerooms. 99 STUDENT COUNCIL LefT Row: C. RoTh: G. Zalkin. Second Row: V. Manzi: E. Levy: G. Poley. Third Row: M. Randall: M. Borden: E. FourTh Row: N. Cogswell: K. Fridley: J. GranT: T. BarbuTi. Righf Row: B. DeuTsch: L. ColTon: D. Hamlin: P. Yeserslcy: M The STudenT Council serves as a liaison beTween The sTudenTs and The aclminisTraTion. lT sTrives observance OT The school's rules and regularions and also considers all suggesTions made by sTudenTs represenTaTives. The council encourages scholarship by awarding a pin To The sTudenT appearing roll The greaTesT number oT Times during The year. The supervision OT locker cleaning, The LosT and Bundle Days cloThing drive, Twerp Week, and The sale oT school book covers are some OT iTs gg OFFICERS Donovan: W. Lipson. iss Knoll. To promoTe beTTer To Their homeroom on The A honor Found aucTion, The acTiviTies. Two new proiecTs underTaken by The STudenT Council This year were The sale oT ,W mf .5 - 'Q 'ii iv-M V f .4-091. '-in'- '33 Seafecl: Miss Knoll, advisor. Sfanding: M. Randall, Treasurer: N. Cogswell, Vice-PresidenT: B. DeuTsch, PresidenT: V. Manzi, SecreTary. I00 LiberTy sweaTshirTs and The purchase and painTing of benches To be placed along The school sidewalks. JUNIOR HIGH MONITORS ww Froni Row: W. Sackler: G. Zurawslci: R. Albert B. Jalcubowicz. Second Row: B. Farrancl: J. LeConey: J. Gesvanlnerg D. Cox. Back Row: J. Sussman: A. Loffs. POINT COMMISSION 'buf J. Granf: P. Yeserslcy7 N. Coqswell: L. Colfong P. Tarr. Members of llwe Sfudenl Council pause alfer packing bags of clolhlng for llme Bundle Days drlve. IOI BIOLOGY CLUB SeaTed: Mr. Niclcou, advisor: J. Ahrens: E. Diamond: C. Henkelman: S. Kushner: J. Varacchi, PresidenT: D. TrosT: A. lTzlcowiTz: L. STewarT. Second Row: M. Borish: W. l-Tamilion: L. Miller: D. ScoTT: J. Zweck: D. Eichenauer: W. Beach: S. SmiTh: K. Mullally. Back Row: Cr. Waldron: R. Kavleslci: G. Pierro: D. Lindsley: V. Cali. Mr. Panebalcer planTing a Tree aT The Arbor Da ceremony. The Biology Club provides Tor iTs members an opporTuniTy To TurTher Their inTeresT Through addiTional sTudy, proiecT worlc, and Tield Trips. ln March The club held The ElevenTh Annual Science Fair. SeaTed: J. Osdoby: W. STe-inberger: D. Launer: O. Heller: C. LaBagh: E. MaTTeson: B. Harris: I. Langer: S. Hurd. Sfandingz Miss Knoll, advisor: F. Wood: B. Meadow: L. Meadow: G. l-luTchinson: S. Freier: l-l. DeuTsch: K. OsTerhouT: D. Crook: T. Kelly: W. Volk. I02 MATH CLUB The MaTh Club sTudies various Topics noT covered in The normal high school courses. This year members prepared Tallcs on Topology, Boolian algebra, TruTh Tables, and oTher subiecTs. ln March eighT sTudenTs parTicipaTed in The maTh conTesT sponsored by The MaThemaTical AssociaTion of Amer- ica and The SocieTy OT AcTuaries. Bernard Harris received The highes+ score among The LiberTy conTesTanTs, wiTh George l'luTchinson and KeiTh OsTerhouT Tying Tor second. F.T.A. A new orqanizaTion This year, The Fu- Ture Teachers OT America was Tormed To acquainT inTeresTed sTudenTs wiTh The Tield oT educaTion. AT one meeTing, Norman STewarT, a LiberTy qraduaTe sTudying To be a Teacher, Talked To The group abouT college liTe. AT anoTher, The members saw a Tilm on The Peace Corps. Helen Gerow, PresidenT, Talking wiTh Miss Clark advisor. Y Z. . ?f9 f371'7WI!WgYg9jm:'1 NH . 1 'M 535225Sf'11s3sfsigfigBi-isaiggs55:s??5'55zS3jn2s?.g5.g'Zi5 ::-:- :: g5:1gx.xg,,:QX ..5L1s. 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Osdoby: P. Tarr. CIVIL DEFENSE SQUAD SeaTed: Mrs. Dwyer and Mr, McCarTy, advisors. Sfanding: C. Wehner: V. Hasbrouck: C. Sprague: P. BurT: M. Cuozzo: K. RaTner: J. Skinner: L. Slodzina: L. Hofier: M. Cuozzo. Elm: fffrw T fe 2 xi: ffmafw. f- 'aiiiwfsi-r1':Ef 'Q ...N N, , a sw ...re . .W ...M-,.. PH- M is 'W :wa-fw:.,m..-fre,-we ---Jfmafss,-fff.s, Q.,-:gg .. si . . .. 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Cuozzo M Cuozzo M lppohfo dvrsor S Thau P Fcarherbay: D. Bromm: N. Nremann: W LATIN CLUB Seafedz S. ShorT: M. Meadow: R. Howard: G. Poley: S. Klugrnan: T. Poley: M. Melchick. S+anumg: Miss Zablca advisor: J. Myers: B. Tanous: B. Hallenbeclc: P. STarTup, PresidenT: A. Weissman: P. Auerbach. - Z3 The TuncTion oT The LaTin Club is To promoTe an T inTeresT and appreciaTion of The classical languages. I ln May The members Traveled To New Yorlc CiTy To ll see a movie, The Fall of The Roman Empire, and The MeTropoliTan Museum oT Art, The LaTin Club cluring Their Trip To New York CiTy. A.A.H.T. Seafed: S. SarnoTslcy: l... Henry: B. Hallenbeclc, Preside'nT: J. Wells: C. Hill: J. Kirchner. Sfandingz M. Evanslcyg P. Newham: L. Wexler: B. AcosTa: D. Launer: B. Tanous: D. FosTer: J. Zweclc: E. Barry: H. Rosh: Miss Loewen. advisor. The All-American Home- rnalcers of Tomorrow organ- izaTion was formed This year wiTh Miss Loewen as advisor. The purpose oT The club is To help Teen-age girls meel' Their varied and common needs. SAFETY PATROL .8 Lefl' Column: D. Crook: L. Miller: S. G-ips: C. Sacks. Second Column: G. Waldron: B. Landau: D. Duchin: G. Geiver. Righl' Column: N. Voss: R. Johns: B. Lindsley. Lefl Column: S. Winlers: J. Wafson: E. Dia- mond: S. Zamanslcy: S. Thailer. Second Column: M. Hofmann: J. Slayer: A. Geib: P. Gips. Third Column: L. Henry: T. Yusf: C. LaBaghr B. Tanous: C. Shor+. Righl' Column: B. Hallen- beck: B. Phillips: S. Lindsley: B. Marlcowilz: G. Melnilcoff. IO6 OFFICERS fs if Leff 'lo Righl: E. Donovan, Caplain: J. Collins: S. Shorf: T. Poley: M. Doly: D. Clark. The Safely Palrol supervises siudeni 'rralfic in lhe halls during 'fhe passing ol classes. Lefl' Column: V. Vaslco: C. Sprague: P. Sfariup: L. Seeley: J. Shapiro: D. Ges- vanlner. Second Column: N. Gray: P. Wells: R. Weinreb: M. Shagrin: J. Granf: M. Borden. Third Column: J. Whiffen: J. Crary: P. Kelly: C. Melnick: C. Ro+h. Righl Column: R. Slamm: P. McCoyd: N. Kush: A. Hessinger: V. Hasbrouck: B. Marlcowilz: B. Sfarlup. Mr. Hansen Advisor Lefl Column: A. Willi: S. Weinreb: B. Sussman: D. Trosl: M. Evanslcy. Second Column: G. Yaun: I. Klapper: T. Yusf: R. Benson. Righl' Column: F. Wood: S. Eless: K. Fridley: E. Granl: S. Schenkler. l The members of Jrhe Library Club aid Mrs. Kramer in re- pairing damaged books, pre- paring new books for ihe shelves, and disrribuiing books, magazines, and pamphlers Jro srudenrs. Juniors and Seniors receive one credir for iwo years' membership in Jrhe club. LIBRARY CLUB Seafed: A. Goldberg: S. Wagner: J. Craryg M. Dolqasy H. Rosh: M. Evansky: T. Sreenrod. Sfanding A. Yaiesp C. Harfmang M. Park: C. Schwar+z3 B. Resnick: B. Thau: C. Weoleverg K. Au Clair Trosf: B. Tanousg Mrs. Kramer, advisor: Mrs. Hand. The Canreen Com- mirree provides enrer- 'lainmeni and a place for srudenrs ro galher on 'rhose Sarurday nighrs when no school iuncrions are planned. Working ar ihe desk in rhe library. Q CANTEEN COMMITTEE , m Lefi' Row: S. Verberg S. Baumann: C. LaBaghq J. Osdobyg M. Borden. Second Row: Mr. Van Slyke, advisor: S. Thailer: S. Blank: N. Cook: P. Pollack: L. Wexler. Third Row: R. Salrzmanz M. Doly: R. Sramm: B. Osdobyg J. Alrbach. Fourih Row: J. Gipsy G. Poley: S. Shorr: B. Acosrag J. Slaver. Right Row: R. Fleckensreing J. Elliolrg B. Deurschq A. Willi. Sfanding: I. Langer, President f -' 2 x iv-x ii? - T f, lfir. f '7f, ,Qf'7f7!CfHV f u wiv-f f-fr, ff'-kr r.f'..w,.Wf 5, as L2 H, .. 14521235 1' is cg. ., wg 311545, lsgisss 5 ec wr ,X V . 2'7- sm? gre, af be 8 is CHEERLEADERS Boffom: K. Fridley: G. Yaun: W. MacNair. Middle: L. Foley: B. Acosla. Top: M. Borden. Sides: S. Rufhg C. Rolh. Miss Schulfz. advisor. .L 1, 1 fu f.,. i Afler-school cheering pracfice. l08 The Cheerleaders meer 'rwo nighis a weelc afler school for praclice. They cheer a+ all foolball and baslcerball games lo supporl +he reams and arouse school spiril. Before 'lhe Monricello baslcelloall games, lhe Cheerleaders held pep assemblies. Le'r's go-oeo-o-ol Figh+I ,. 'wiv 1 :veg-X 'xi so ,Q as 2,3 MAJ QRETTES The majoreTTes marched and performed aT The Halloween and Memorial Day Parades. During fooTbalI season They parTicipaTed in The half-Time shows wiTh The marching band. Lefi: L. Miller: C. Henlcelman: B. WindT: B. Salenich. FronT: N. Kawauchi: S. Ragerq A. YaTes: J. Ahrens. CenTer: C. LaBagh: A. COLOR GUARD Leff To Righh E. Kelly: K. STorer: P. STarTup: D. ScoTT: C. Sprague: L. Seeley: P. Reed. Mr. Eckharl' MaioreTTe and Color Guard advisor ,A Members oT The Color Guard Teach respecT and care of The Tlags of The UniTe'd STaTes and The school. They carried The colors Tor The marching band aT TooTball games and oTher acTiviTies. ATTer The Memorial Day Parade The Color Guard held a Mardi Gras To raise money Tor new uniTorms. elsif? 9 4, k:,ff1,sfi'.5aif?f.,f? gm-:Alai f 'I SEN, is a me ff f 5 Q T T 'T safe . F s 2 L as is . is M Q T sr T iq s Q Q il 'Z.,vg.e Tissgsvgisi xW5Qf 5 -1.7-'fyiag-gj34?ez . Q 5 M L s . 2 i 2 Q Ffa : K 'T' ff M The Color Guard pracficing aT The Main STreeT school. I09 STAGE CREW Mr. Beck, cosorclinalor: A. l-limmel, G. Hulchlnsong J. l-lolmanng J. Brady. DEBATE CLUB The purpose of fhe Debale Club is To develop Jrhe s+uden+'s skill in Jrhe orqanizalion and presenla- lion of a public address. A+ lirsr under Jrhe direc- Hon of Mr. Diesing, and Jrhen Mr. Brennan, Jrhe club parllcipaled Tn several inlerscholasllc debale Tourneys. School audilorium. The Slage Crew is in charge of llghlinq, scenery, curlains. elrc. or 'rhe major produclions in The l-hgh Q I A Mr. Brennan 1 , , ' Mr. Diesing Sealed: M. Sllvermany G. Foley, S. Baumann, Presldenlg P. Gips. Second Row: R. Langer J. Shapiro, P. Pollack: P. Auerbach: D. Norlon: J. Dashewq J. Appelbaum: P. Temple man. Back R'ow: R. Dllfrlchg A. Weissman: R. Ramos, A. Frankel: C. Sabalelleq B. Carnel JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB I Fronf Row: E. Rosenberg: R. Riesenberg: A. Goodman: S. Slaver: T. Rockmore: M. Mandel: J. Kleinman: C. Huggler P. Lenlrichia: T. Hill: R. Poie: Mr. Cefla, advisor. Second Row: J. Zaves' A. Windl: P. Van Slyke: E. Gerber: E. Benson S. Goldman: K. Muccino: M. Marlin: G. Gerfzman: B. Lyons: G. Zurawsti. Third Row: C. Crispell: W. Sackler: J. Le Coney: S. Lerner: S. Schenkler: T. Snofsky: M. Wood: N. Gerow: D. Rorhp M. Roih: J. Pollack. Back Row: K. Lipkowirz N. Myer: C. Frank: D. Powallz: S. Muller: G. Kupiec: S. Carnel: T. Shapiro: H. Volk: D. Reinshagen. Members of lhe Junior High Science Club are given individual assisrance wirh Their science proiecls for The Annual Science Fair. BANKERS' CLUB The Iunciion of rhe Bankers' Club is ro collecr rhe weekly homeroom banking. V V Froni' Row: Mr. Van Dyke. advisor: S. Smilh: J. Appelbaum: W. Volk: C. Barburi: D. Kawauchi: P, I' Herrick: P. Van Slyke: J. Dashew: H. Blank. Second Row: M. Dofy: R. Sfamm: E. Schiff: G. Geiver: , J. Osdoby: G. Poley: L. Gildersleeve: M. Lewis: D. Mosler: A. Yales. Third Row: Gray: K. Rainer: D. Burgio: S. Eichenauer: N. Gerow: R. Olson: D. Kirk: M. Park: S. Ocasio: S. Carnel. Back Row: . 1 K. Muccino: R. Duchin: J. Roselman: M. Evansky: S. Kushner: D. Duchin: M. Mandel: M. Wood. YORKER CLUB Froni Row: P. Herrick: D. Kawauchi: C. Barbuii: C. Many: W. Yaskanich: E. Glazeroff: S. Tompkins: W. Wiener: B. Jakubowicz: J. Kleinman: S. Gross: C. Huqgler: T. Ezraiiy. Second Row: A. Windf: S. Schenkler: K. Wohliien: S. Schulman: A. Melnick, Presiclenl: J. Wexler: C. Sprague: V. Burzenski: S. Davis: E. Gerber: S. Goldman: P. Bell. Third Row: J. Zaves: N. Myer: G. Zurawski: G. Goodman: L. Wagner: N. Evansky: L. Poley: L. Sabafelle: J. Rapenske: M. Marlin: R. Alberf:'M. Mariner: G. Kupiec. Back Row: P. Van Slyke: S. Osierhour: B. Farrand: C. Keaior: F. Scoir: H. Jacobs: M. Langer: J. Samuels: M. Knack: D. Silverman: H. Saliz- man: W. Sackler: G. Gerizman. The members of The Yorker Club engage in huniing hisiory in The local area and The siaie. This year The club sponsored an exhibil of aniiques ar 'The P.T.A. Aris Fesrival. Mrs. Paul ma' .Z ' Parr of The anfiques YorkerClub and .. exhibif ai rhe Aris Junior Red Cross My 1 Fesiival. advisor '41 W JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross works in con- iunciion wiih The Na- Jrional Red Cross To raise money for una derprivileged chil- d r e n . Fronf Row: C. Many: E. Gerber: J. Kleinman: M. Hackman: J. Tanembaum: M. Crary: J. Gesvaniner. Second Row: A, Loiis: T. Huichins: S. Reichenbauqh: S. Karz, Presideni: C. Barley: T. Sieenrod: S. Kleinman. II2 MUSIC SENIOR SYMPHONIC Clarinefs: J. Alirens: K. Au Clair: E. Barry: V. Cali: P. Gips: J. Kirchner: E. Levy: G. Melnilcoff: A. Pazdon: J. Rapenslce: J. Slaver: D. Trosf: R. Wein- reb: A. Yaies. Flufez A. Beard: S. Cannon: R. Geveri: B. Jaku- bowicz: D. Troslg G. Yaun. Saxophones: L. Henry: H. Sallzman: R. Salizman: R. Tlweriaulr. Bassoon: W. Kyrlc: M. Randall. Oboe: M. Yonieff. Trumpeh M. I-land: D. Kawauclwi: M. Levy: M. Shimm: G. Travis: W. Volk: N. Voss: L. Waiers. Trombone: D. Benion: G. Benion: D. Collins: A. Gerow. Barifonez D. Cliardavoyne: M. Gerow: A. Willi. Horn: K. Green: B. Lawrence. Tuba: F. Knack: C. Yaun. Percussion: J. Appelloaum: C. Ailcins: B. Briker: P. Freier: R. Hine: J. Skinner: C. Yaun. iw, 22? ' :raw- HK... 6. '72 J I Q LH? fi vs MIXED CHORUS f . Fronf Row: B. Areson, accompanisl: J. Slaver: C. Hill: A. Geib: D. Prince: R. Slaver: E. Crispell: B. Windi: R. Johns L. Seeley: H. Gerow: Mr. Pelkey, direcfor. Second Row: A. Bergman: S. Sablofi: L. Wexler: C. LaBagh: C. Buchal A. Slaver: A. Lo'r'rs: C. Melniclc: Norllee+: E. Hulchins. Third Row: F. Huichins: S. Lindsley: J.'Gran+: B. Landau R. Theriaulf: L. Diamond: R. Salizman: J. Childs: L. Waiers: R. Manzi: L. Grossman: S. Raqer: R. Merediih. Back Row L. Gildersleeve: C. Russo: R. Duchin: N. Coolc: S, Verber: R. Fleckenslein: J. Hofmann: J. Ellioll: K. Rainer: l. Langer E. Donovan: K. Prince: C. Sprague. Absenf: S. Eiess: K. Green: M. Hofmann: A. Huichins: M. Randall. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Fronf Row: J. Kirchner: S. Sabloff: S. Sarnoisky: P. Vandruff: D. Benson: W. Slaver: S. Beiling: P. Hari: L. Siarfupp J. Osdolcfy, accompanisl: Mr. Pellcey, direcfor. Second Row: W. Blume: S. Schenlcler: N. Levine: M. Miller: E. Granf: D. Cox: J. Shapiro: B. Jenkins: C. Rofh: E. Schiff. Baci: Row: P. Slewari: A. Zallcin: K. Prince: L. Gerizmang A. Hessinger: P. Kind: M. Waison: B. Phillips: S. Weinreb: L. Miller: K. Rainer. Absenf: H. Gordon: P. Tarr. iW 'll STAGE BAND ...Q L65 i l L65 ls Fronf Row: E. Levy: R. Sallzman: R. Theriauli: H. Salfzman: K. Green. Second Row: D. Collins: G. Benlon: D. Benlon: A. Willi: C. Alkins. Back Row: M. Levy: G. Travis: M. Shimm. Sfandingx C. Yaun: J. Skinner: B. Lawrence: Mr. Theriaull, direclor. Members of +he Slage Band are lhe lop inslru- menialisis in lhe school. They performed ai school lunclions and in The change assemblies wilh Liv- ingslon Manor and Rondoul Valley. The group iraveled +o The World's Fair on May ll, Sullivan Counly Day, where 'they performed in The New York Sfale Pavilion. JUNIOR BAND Fronf Row: H. Jalcubowicz: T. Finn: M. Hari: S. Carnel: L. Kavleski. Second Row: J. Rapenske y The Junior Band, under 'rhe clirec S. Eichenauer: D. Fisher: T. Ezraily: K. Wohllien: S. Schenkler: M. Wood: K. Travis: M. Lyons: lion of MF- -l-l19Vl5Ull'. climaxed The N . Gerow. Third Row: L. Crary: L. Chapman: B. Searl: M. Mariner: R. Rosenberg: W. Marlin: Junior. High Spring Conced Wifh I-1.5 N. Cohen: H. Salfzman: D. Burgio: H. Jacobs. Fourih Row: R. Ocasio: T. Kelly: T. Rapenske, . . . D, McCosco: D. Kawauchi: B. Kaiz: C. Barbuli: W. Collins: G. Doland: A. Melnickp S. Thau: mUSlC6l f'9f'ldll'lOf'l5- K. Liplcowifz: Mr. Theriauli, direcfor. Lasi Rovgc J. Dashew: C. Allcins: P. Freier: K. Beriholig S. Slayer: J. Appelbaum: T. Clarlc: G. Mangan. II6 GX- SWING 'I6 The Swing I6 was Tormed This year by Mr. Pellceyias a selecT vocal group which would be ready To perTorm aT all occa- sions. lT sa.ng Tor school assemblies, aT an exchange program in LivingsTon Manor, and aT The CompeTiTion FesTival, where iT received a 6B raTing. On May IT, Sulli- van CounTy Day, The group perTormed aT The New York STaTe Pavilion aT The World's Fair. FronT Row: R. Johns: R. Slaver: A. Slaverg J Slaver Mr Pellcey d recTor Second Row: M. Randall: G. Travis: R. TheriaulTq C LaBag Third Row G Yaun T-loTmann7 J. EllioTT: S. Lindsley. Back Row: r c C a M. T-loTmann7 A. Beard, accompanist MUSIC CCUNCIL A newly Tormed organizaTion, The Music Council. co-ordinaTes The musi- cal acTiviTies of The school. The group made arrangemenTs Tor The All-STaTe music secTionals held in November, and iT handled preparaTions Tor The ChrisTmas and Spring ConcerTs. AT The music awards assembly iT pre- senTed Trophies To a band member and a chorus member who showed The greaTesT improvemenT in Their or- ganizaTions This year. Le'fT To Righh J. Osdobyg E. Levy: K. RaTner: M YonTeTT R TheriaulT R FleclcensTein: D. TrosTg A. Geibp C. l.aBagh3 W. Kyrlc JUNI R HIGH GIRLS' CH RUS A+ ihe Junior High Spring Concerf, boih lhe Girls' Chorus and ihe Or- chesira performed several seleclions. Froni' Row: S. Tompkins: D. Porler. Second Row: S. Mance: C. Cross: C. Cross: L. Chapman: B. Sasnowilzi M. Hari: T. Finn: E. Glazeroll: J. Tanembaum: R. Woolever: B. Berger: Mrs. Anderson, direcfor. Third Row: S. Burns: M. Crary: N. Gerow: K. Fosler: D. Cox: J. Reinshagen: D. Muccino: B, Searl: D. Crook. Back Row: D. Reinshaqen: K. Travis: L. Crary. ,sgef Fronf Row: R. Fiddle' S. Crumley. Second Row: P. Lenlrichia: G. Zurawslci' H. Volk' M Langer: Q S. Grossinger: T. Richardson: E. Sammann: S. Lerner: L. Chapman. Third lRow: l-l.lJaliubowicz: Vu-if M. Yonlelf: L. Kavleskl: B. Jakubowicz: S. Schenlcler: T. Ezrafly: K. Wohlllen: B. Lyons: B. ..'-..- a'.' B erger: J. Tanenloaum. Standing: F. Wood: Mr. Lenfrichia, direclor: D. McCosco: R. Ocasio: D. Depuy: P. Freier: C. Berlholl. ,:.. . 2-5.1 f if-sig! 2 , ,i 5.5.-,za . M... ...,. . ,.,, ..-Q, ..... H8 , ,,..., fi Z, 5-.szi..-.gfiefw ,Z-.,,f..-w A Wg...-,i.fgg.i .i,1gffg.s.fgw mwfw- wfii-1'i-mfg min-1N52.ig,wjvgf-sg.i.,22,,Qvgm,wgi-f,:'r 52,5 Q:fl5sisBfgY?.f ..Ms27:i35w.1:eil-Lfisifklx , 3i:EiE5r5iiw?Lfli' iiiifziasei! J. qW,1-- f. ' ff ,fgmgsf I fi? Yf6'f:LSwKfiLfiiSf5 wh. , Q, n,,,: ,,, .,,. M w w W ,gg W-S:.W,k1,3-, ., UW, ff, K f1l,fffeLf5,,.g. ,S X w 53? Q25 x :N :Wi-iw I E sqzzfg 1v.fsi,: HQNORARIES m.1W,.m:as A 1: ..1 12- 11- f, ,,,Q,.g A .,., J, .. ,, mx f:1111-WL fx L3 .,,..,,. 1 Amy, fs was, mwfz?fA ,g:s52,f3, Lgq?2 mm?Qv2gfmss.491 ff My ,yriif ffl. W II9 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY B. Areson: M. Klugman: A. Himmel: Mr. Hand, Advisor: J. Rapkin, Presideni: K. Osierhoui. Some of ihe alumnae reminiscing during ihe Open House. Members of ihe Senior Honor Socieiy, Juniors and Seniors, are chosen by iaculiy members for iheir scholarship, leadership, characier, and service. An Open House was held during Chrisimas vaca- 'Hon 'lor previous Liberiy qraduaies. ln March ihe annual induciion look place, ai which fourleen new members were admiiied. A+ 'ihe Academic Awards Assembly in May, rhe Honor Socieiy presenied cer- Jrificaies of commendaiion lo Jrhose siudenls who had made ouislanding coniribuiions 'ro iheir various school aciiviiies. INITIATES I20 Sealed: L. Gildersleeve: J. Ellioif: C. Sabaielley J. Gips: E. e Kneeling: M. Borden: J. Osdoby: C. LaBagh. Sfanding: S. Goldsiein A. Geib. Absent M. Hofmann: G. Poley: M. Silverman: J, Symanski TOP TEN SENIORS The Top Ten Seniors were honored for rheir academic achievemenjr al lhe sixrh annual Ellcs' banquei held in May ar Jrhe Ellcs' Lodge. ln order of ranlc, lhe Top Ten are: Beverly Areson Keifh Osferhouf Joan Rapkin Myron Klugman Abraham Himmel Barbara Camel Barry Deu+sch Sharon Klein Anifa Geib Sharon Golcls+ein l M. Klugman: J. Raplcin: B. Deulschq B. Areson: J. Gips: B. Carnel: K. Oslerhourq S. C-oldsfeing A150 honored was Jack Gipsl as A. Hummel: A. Geila. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Members of lhe Junior Honor Sociely are eighrh and ninih graders chosen for Their leadership, scholarship, service, and characler. A+ rhe induclion ceremony in April filleen new srudenls were accepfed info membership. Da- vid Trosr, Joel Appelbaum, and Charlene Rolh spolce on scholarship, characrer. and service, respeclively. rhe Senior who roolc Jrhe besl' advan- iage of Jrhe academic program in Liberry. Fronf Row: L. Kavleslcig P. Lenrrichia: J. Appelbaumy L. Poley. 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Jiwzifib-EQTQW'-S 'A'g31?'iEi9'm?iQ' ' SQ' ZI1a,95VVU7ii'x5V?5V -sixty:-1wwm..fABf aeifigk wsiwpjgm -is H im Q ,W -in .I in U. si is-ir-5zf3?i:e?5l..:Qwa4 9522.222-w .?f7EsR:wYsfaiQ2fli?:+ QUILL AND SCRCLL 'rheir class and who have made a signiiicani conlribuiion wriie a weelcly column of school news which appears in 'rhe Liberfy Regisfer. On May I3 ihe annual iniriaiion banquei' was held ai King's Resiauranl. Seniors who were accepied inio +he orqanizaiion were Aniia Geib, Jaclc Gips, Sharon Goldsrein, and Orrin Heller. Juniors who were accepfed were Leslie Gildersleeve, Mary Lou Hofmann, and Judy Osdoloy. I2 R. Weinreb: B. Areson: Mrs. Yaies. advisor: J. Raplcin: S. Klein. - .Alfa X wi, .iww.svw1ff'rv..emm -im.ggf?ffss1 is-M... we .We...Ar.iw-afewq,-V.-,15,f . sv, sul .S ,fr y zu. . ,:. -- a jg. gi? jiijvggfii ig my f,..w:.'f2w.. , mgmgsseiz.-fa. M rgfiiwhfiicrrwwsifz ff., sifa. 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A xwm, .1-5-rv ' .Ki in .. .Af ga gs. ...Q wsu.. Jack reading his original composilion al' fhe lnifialion Banquet M, 5 The P.T.A. awarded +o fifieen Seniors ceriificaies of merir For oufslanding cifizenship and unusual con+ribu- lions +o 'lhe school and Hs acliviiies. Fronf Row: R. Weinreb: R. Alfbachq S. Thailer: A. Himmelg B. Areson. Second Row: B. Deufsch: S. Klein: J. Raplcin: A. Beard Back Row: M. Kluqmang K. Osferhoulz G. Hufchinson. Absenf: A. Geib: S. Blank: N. Cogswell. The Quill and Scroll is an honorary iournalisiic sociefy for Juniors and Seniors who are in ihe lop ihird of 'ro Jrhe school newspaper or yearbook. The members is 9 THESPIANS The Thespians is an honorary drarnalic organiza- Jrion Tor Juniors and Seniors. ln November, The group presenled an assembly program, a Takeeoll on The Tirsr Thanksgiving, wilh pumpkins, pilgrims, and pie-Throwing. ln February, The Thespians spon- sored Their Second Annual Talenf Show. The winner was Ann Beard, who presenled a musical skil aboui Cupid. Seafedz E. Huebschg J. Aslhallerg L, Zololar: Miss Olmsfead, advisor: N Gray: S. Zuckerman: S. Weinreb. Sianding: M. Park: S. Zamansky. Jody Weissman Mark Meadow Presidenf Vice-Presidenl Backslage during The Thespian Thanksgiving Assembly. P.T.A. AWARD WINNERS I23 NATIONAL MERIT AWARDS W3 BarbuTl Aeson J Gips A Hirnrnelq C. SchwarTz: S. GoldsTeinq K. The Junior RoTarians are selecTed annually Trom The Senior Class by Mrs. Ida l-lasbrouck To speak abouT school affairs aT The weekly rneeTinqs of The RoTary Club. On The basis of The Nalrional MeriT Exam and College Board scores, KeiTh OsTerhouT was selecTecl as a TinalisT in The NaTional Meril' Scholarship CornpeTiTion, Only one-half of one percenT of The Sen- iors in The U.S. receive This disTincTion. ln adcliTion, six Seniors received LeTTers of CornrnendaTion Tor Their high perTorrnance on The MeriT Scholarship Exam Taken in March IQ63. JUNIOR ROTARIANS 3 w-' Fronf Row: E. Donovan. Second Row: B. DeuTsch: B. Areson: Mrs. Hasbrouck, advisor: J. Rapkin. Third Row: J. Gips: A. Beard: R. Ahbachq O. Heller. Back Row: K. OsTerhouT7 M. Klugrnan. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS LiberTy capTured eleven New York STaTe RegenTs Scholar- ships OUT oT The TorTy-Tive awarded To Sullivan CounTy, and also one Nursing Scholarship. Leff Column: C. SchwarTz: S. GoldsTein. Second Column: J. Gips: B. Areson: A. I-Iimmel. Righf Column: K. OsTerhouT: L. l-lenryy M. Klugmang J. Rapkin. Absenf: T. BarbuTi7 J. EllioTT7 S. Verber. SENIOR STAR ApproximaTely TiTTy sTudenTs Trom eighT Sullivan CounTy high schools were chosen To parTicipaTe in The Senior STar program, in which a series oT SaTurday morning lecTures was given by disTinguished persons in The Tields oT The arTs, The sciences, and The hu- maniTies.- ln acldiTion, The members journeyed To The American Shake- speare Feslival ln Sliralilord' Connecll' Blank. Sfandingz A. I-limmelg O. Heller: Mr. YaTe's, advisor: B. DeuTsch CUT, To See King Henry V, and To S. GoldsTein,G.l-luTchinson. Absent T. BarbuTi. Poughkeepsie To view The IBM planT. ln March The Twelve LiberTy mem- bers puT on a College Bowl assem- bly. ,, I iff' 11 ' r N Senior STar members during The Trip To STraTTord, ConnecTicuT. SeaTed: K. OsTerhouTq M. Klugmang J. Gips: B. Areson: J. Rapkin: S Ri 4 SPECIAL EVENTS Well, you'll ins? have Io lake a re-sf, Willy, you can'+ confinue Ihis way. Senior Class Play . . . Arlhur Millers Dea+h of a Salesman , . . November I and 2 . . .Iragecly of Willy Loman, a salesman wilh a waning career, haunlecl by Ihe qhosf of a successful brolher . . . family unresl . . . Willys suicide . . . fearful ending a+ his grave. Firsl procluclion al' The new school . . . four weelcs ol feverish preparalion . . . nighl' rehearsals unlil l2:OO . . . hard-working commillees . . . a worried and ewhausled Mr, Beclc . . . John's cold, Ihe nighl before The Irirsl performance . . . S+eye's acl- libbing . . . a hil in spile of everyfhinq. When I was sevenleen I walked inlo The iungle, Bill, I'm carrying your helmet ain'+ I? and when I was Iwenlyeone I walked ouI'. And by God I was rich. Willy Loman .. ,, Linda ,,,,YY,,.,,,,,,,, Biff eeeee . Happy -v w Uncle Ben ,..,. The Woman Charley ....,, ,.,,.,,,,. Howard Wagner Irma Y,,,,YY,.,,,,,,,, Miss Forsyrlwe ,, Leila YY,,.,,.,,,,, Jennie .,o.,,o, Direcior .,,,. CAST John Skinner Nina Gray Mark Meadow Eugene Huebsch .. W Orrin Heller , ..,,,, Hedy Miciul Sieve Verber George Hufchinson ,.,,,, Linda Henry BeH'y Randall Karen Ra+ner Beva Osdoby li ik Ill Mr. Harold Beck Well, ya' see, if happened like Huis, Howard, all l need lo sei my 'fable is filly dollars a week. Dorff use ina? language io mel l won r lnave ir. I29 np-1. Direcfor Harold Beck. gg A - ff Whaf nexf, John? eHIn' you, kid, if you were wifh me I'd be ppy ouf +here. Taking a pause before fhe Hake? sales begin. Puifing The finishing Touches on Nina. ' x 5 ,,,., M zi, 'i1,l! ,,,.. -1A. ' -' ie L, , n i 1, .., 'fgj v w' SWL in 'ifkfiiiz' J if il I ,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Breaking fhe 'tension before curfain iime. ,. ,.i,,W,,, , ..,,i,-wewmmwfw .1 My Q v.,Mw-A-emyfi U,,,. But Linda, I don r wan? 'ro be beau+iful! . .M- 'Q-in -f ,W , .5 Wei., 3 I3l LIBERTY ARTS FESTIVAL Direclor Harold Beck assembling The casl for comrnenls on The rehearsal. Direcfor A,,A...,..,, Musical Direclor ,,,,, Qxssisram' Direcfor ,,.,.. Trying lo aliach a shadow. Accompanisils ' PETER Peier Pan s,,,,, ,,s.,,,,,,,,,,,, Wendy ....,,,,,,.,.. Caplain l-loolc and .,,,ss.,., , Mr. Darling Tiger Lily .,A,,, Michael v,,,,, John ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Mrs. Darling Y, . iza ,,,,s,s,,s,,, Nana ,s,,.s,,s, Crocodile .,s,.. Imee PAN CAST Thomas Rapenslce . Nancy Gerow Norman Cohen ,. Susan Eichenauer Richard Manzi Glenn Zurawski Barbara Sasnowih Mary Ann Wood Donna Powal+z Helene Miller Paul Lenfrichia Y lk JF Mr. Harold Beck Mrs. Beryl Anderson . Reva Wemreb Ann Beard Barbara Briker l' H A We'll cook a cake quife large ny-me-.-pngsli , :w?I1w.,, Wendy, are you dead? We're bloody buccaneersf' The firsl Liberly Arls Feslival . . . sponsored by +he P.T.A. for rheir scholarship fund . . . April I7 and I8 . . . Friday evening, James Barrie's Pefer Pan . . . long hours pul in by Mr. Beck, Mrs. Anderson, and Their Junior High casl . . . a crocodile, pirales. Indians, and children flying in Never-Never land . . . Salurday allernoon, aris and crails display . . . painlings, afghans, anlique dolls, hand-painled china . . . ouldoor Slaqe Band Concerl . . . insiru- menral and vocal reciial . . . Salurday evening. Symphonic Band and Mixed Chorus benefir concerl, feaiuring saxophone, fluie, and 'lrumpel ensembles. .band seleclions from My Fair Lady, and chorus seleciions from The Sound of Music. .. 5 X 1 : ,,I.. .,V,:N , ,4.:, , W., i.,, -W W. i,s,,,s, .,,..m,,,,.,, M V' -' ,. W' H. is X f QQ, Faifhful Nana. ln., The Darling family. -i Mrs. Hoolc's lillle baby boy. M, X 1 -cf 7 9 ,RI I 5 i, l Le+'s build a house for Wendy. I33 Mr. Eckharl helping oul beclcslage, Mr. Beck, musl' you use violence? I34 l hear rom-Toms. Mrs. Anderson rehearsing Tender Shepherd wilh Nancy, Richard and Glenn. Reva checking beclcslage preparelions wilh George and Abe .ix 2 gi Claudia exhibit SENIOR BANQUET Th e q ues? speaker: Dr. R' lw cl G vc ar reen- lield, presidenl of Sullivan Comfy Com- murwlfy Col- lege. Two Junior Class Hgulnea plgsf' LENAPE HOTEL APRIL 25, 1964 I36 We'll have To slave and work some more To equal The Class of '64. Yes, Andy, lf's only soda. Q 1, X 'X '-if il 1 v ' E fwg! .,,a ' ,. , 5' I my Myron, we all +l1inlcl'l1alyou're 'rlne best The ulfimale. flue mosh and all llwe rest Laurie and Jolnn presenl 'flue Seniors' Lasl Will and Teslarnenl' W 5 Gonna lake a senlimenlal fourneyf' I-37 jiwx Q' 1,3 l See, Myron? Slwe's nol so bad eller all. 5 yel NM 1 , lf only I were more lilce Jolwn, My laurels I could resf upon. Dr. l-less and lwls wife lceeplng an eye on ine Senlors 419, ln money maflers, il's Hrs? we rank. I keep if in my piggy bank. -2 A+ wrifing mlnules l'm qulle absurd I can? even spell a word! Paul and Sieve peer inlo The lufure willn The Class of '64 Proplnecy. You haye lo remember-+lney're Seniors. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1964 Kindergarlen Gradualion Sepfember, l95I: We march across +he peb- bly playground and up The wooden sleps of 'rhe Grange l-lall lo begin our firsl day of lcinder- garlen. lvlolher Jrries 'lo avoid a fearful session- bul she can'1' help crying a lillle! We lel go of her hand and busily explore lhe wonders ol lhis brand new world. There are cookies and millc: swings, sandboxes, and see-saws: many friends: many liighlsi and iusl as many make-ups. Rose- mary, do you remember when John David Clemenls bil you? Did you ever gel him back? Then 'rhere are smoclcs for lhose gooey linger- painling sessions and our own special rugs for resl period. Finally, we are all adius+ed and ready for lirsl grade. Nina, Linda, Carole. and George Beva Sepiember, I952: Run! Run! Run! Slopl Slopl Slopl Oh! Ol-l! Oh!! We are lirsl graders! We each have a card on our deslc wilh our whole name wriH'en oul on il. Soon, we'll be able +o spell il ourselves-wi'rhou'r loolcing! We malce slill more friends lhis year: Diclc, Jane, Sally, and Spoll We ballle rhe lunch line each noon: i+'s quile a iob lor us lo see over 'rhe lop of lhe lray raclc! Some of us live in morlal ierror of Jrhal spanking machine in Mr. Panebalcefs office. By The way, have any of Pa+'s girl-gang been 'rerrorizing John Ellioll' on The playground lalely? I40 Orrin and Joan Mrs. PreH'yman's firsl' grade .1 . , -MW, . , V , . i e..m,,W My K' s.ff .fl .egg Ronni's birlhday parly. Seplember, I957: The linal plaleau ol grade school --sixlh grade. We are iunior-grade seniors. Remember lhe clubs lhis year? The Silver Eagles, l-lorowilz's Hackers, and Slillson's Slaves. We go lhealrical wilh Eugene slarring in Hansel and Grelelf' Hedy and Sleve are molher and lalher-respeclively. And clon'l lorgel lhe class plays! Then lhere are lhose miscellaneous grade-school memories. The marionelle shows which we couldn'l hear and hardly saw lrom our baclc-row seals. The scooler races in gym. Show and Tell every Monday. The pel and hobby shows. The hilly playground. hop- scolch, lhe onesie-lwosie lournamenls. The Senior Class plays which Iasled all allernoon-unlil Mr. Pane- balcer gol wise. Those rainy-day noon-limes when we would wrile all over lhe blaclfboards or lislen lo Linda l-lenry read us Uncle Wiggily slories. Remember drawing piclures ol whal we did lasl summer lor six years ol arl? Or lhose elernal open-house days when we would hold our brealh and cross our lingers unlil our molhers would linally leave? And how we loved lo pass oul silver lo lhose lillle underclassmen in lhe lunch line. Seplember, l954: Third grade: chiclcen-coops, broken healers, gelling warm again over in lhe band-room. We learn lo wrile scripl and counl change, bul will we ever be able lo lell lime? Towards spring, we picnic al Neversinlc Dam. Marbles are big lhis year and many ol lhe boys are oul shooling lhem. Meanwhile Pal's gang have graclualed lo slealing lhe boys' marbles . . . especially John'sl The Parochial school class. ,Mi , Nina and Linda Joan, Lyman, Mark l4l Presideni' Klugman Sepfember, I958: Myron slarls his polilical career. Now +ha'r we are sevenlh-graders, our lives are ruled by lhe bells. We gel our lirsl assignmenl' books and lhink 'lhey're prelly nice. We depend on our red handbooks lo keep us from geffing losl on lhe second floor. Bul will we ever learn lo open lhese crazy lockers? Then 'rhere is New York Srale cil. ed. We can locale every +own from Horseheads +o Hicksville! Remember Mrs. Yales' quiel-bell? And This Year's arf, home ec., and shop classes? The girls learn +o nQke lumpy icing and lo sew crooked seams. Keilh spends his len weeks in shop producing Jrhe smoolhesl piece of clay ever molded! Our ci+. ed. and English classes presenl a Sullivan Counly hislory pageanl, and we begin lo hear 'lhe new school proposal being lossed about Sepfember, l959: Eigh+h grade: Mosl of us become Mr. Burke's pupils jhis year: a few become his sludenls. We 'Find ourselves slrangely allracled +0 lhe clock in Room I6. Time will pass, will you? Keilh makes a planler in shop. Bul' he wasles so much solder lhal' Mr. Burnham makes him bring his own! Do you remember when Barbara Carnel sparked up lhe Junior Honor Sociely assembly? And when we had Noon-'rime dancing in lhe gym? And when lhe lunch hour really lasled an hour? Sindh grade graduafion. Richie. Nancy. and Sfeve. Eighlh grade fashion show wilh Bobby, Dave, Danny, and Eric. l42 Back Row: Sleve, Mary, Myron, Pal, Marvin, and llyse. Fronf Row: Beva Sepfember, I960: Senior high, here we are! Our iirsi class dance: Spring Comes Running. Miss Johnson's English class produces The Valian+ wiih Jaclcie Grips in The chaplain's role. Sepfember, I96I: Sophomores! Biology! How we in 'rremble a+ our firsi earih-worm dissecrion! Burfihe ' ' girls manage io siand up beiier ihan lhe boys. How aboul' Thai, Doclor Whiffen? By May, we're all our for blood-equipped wiih do-ii-yourself lancels. We siruggle Jrhrough Julius Caesar wiih Mr. Dye-who's doing some wriiing himself 'rhis year. Do you recall his fairy iale, Jaclc and The Blumen- sioclc? We presenl Time for '64 and mosi of y us +hinl4 il is! Seplember, l962: Our las'r year in 'rhe old school! How eagerly we awai+ +he new one wi'rh iis swimming pool. 'rennis courfs, hair dryers, and all-wealher canopy! We lalce Jrhe loorball concession and gel hoarse yelling abou+ our Hoi dogs! Cocoa! Almos'r l8 is a big success wirh lvlarlc and Jody ialcing The leads. The Sou'rh Seas Serenade aliracis a siudenr crowd wilh i+s 'rropical molii and The Gradualesf' When our covered class rings arrive, we spend lhree days nonchalanlly holding our hands a+ eye level! Sepfember, I963: Hail, mighly seniors! We squeeze lhrough 'ro our guola in a 'frenzied magazine drive. Dealh of a Salesman has a 'lwo-nighi' siand wilh John Slcinner leading as Willy. Nina does a nice iob as his wife bul she does gel a liHle confused aboul ihe parly aiier lhe PLAY. Oi course, Orrin has quiie a iob masiering his lines. ln April we galher al' ihe Hoiel Lenape for our Senior banguei. We hear rhe siafisiical abslracis of U.S. educaiion and a new singing group, The Seniors, wi+h i'rs 'Female +enors. Sreve Blanlc's broken shoulder, Sleve Verber's cigar, and Tom Finn's revelaiion ol: Mr. McCar+y's pyramid high- ligh+ 'rhe evening. More of our senior year: Fronr-row assembly seafs. Yearbook picfures Chrisimas Dance. Liberfas subscriprions. Abandoned baslcerlball concession. Regenls scholarship. Kei+h's scholarships. Honor Sociely. Honor Sociely pic- fures. More Honor Socieiy picrures. Graduafion announcemenis. Senior cards. Senior Day wiih sunglasses, hair-bows, and while oulfils. ,Y Y WL A 1 if wr if I43 June, I964: Tl-TE monTh is here! Only TourTeen days leTT Tor review! NaTurally, everyone spends every exTra minuTe poring over his books. BuT we do Take Time ouT Tor The prom, A NighT in Camelot For Three weeks, Sylvia greeTs every Tellow Senior wiTh, Do you have any old sheeTs? Thanks To her hard work land Mr. Beck'sl, The peanuT-louTTer-and-ielly aTmosphere oT The caTeTeria assumes a romanTic medieval splendor. The couples dance To The music oT The Ben Walker Orc:hesTra, and Joan Crary reigns as Queen oT The TransienT kingdom. A one-week counTdown Tollows and Then . . . D-Day! Exams are upon us! Many OT us approach The English Tinal, laughing-hysTerically! When we come ouT alive we suspecT we have iusT creaTed The EighTh Wonder oT The World. When we pass, we know we have! June 23, I964: Gradualrion pracTice. We begin prompTly aT 9:00 lwell, 9:3Ol. ,Everyone sTill wonders how l-ledy and Don ever managed Their parTnership. And we see a new side oT lvlr. Panebaker as he amuses us wiTh his emphaTic: sTage direcTions. June 24, I964: THE day! We pick up reporT cards, press gowns, make lasT-minuTe parTy arrangemenTs, and WAIT . . . Seven TiTTeen: We meeT in The gym Tor a ThirTy- minuTe picTure. lWe pose Tor TwenTy-Tive minuTes and Take picTures Tor Tivel . . . Seven TiTTy-Tive: We Take The long walk clown The corridor To The audiTorium, and Linda D. cries a liTTle. We all cry a liTTle-in our hearTs. Pomp and CircumsTance. LeTT . . . LeTT . . . l.eTT . . , KeiTh's saluTaTory. lvlyron's address. Speaker Thomas's Tour-poinT plan. Beverly's valedicTory. TI-TE diplomas. Pomp and Chivalry. LeTT . . . LeTT . . . LeTT . . . l.eTT . . . Gone! Eli .: at w wg -rv WT a s v ? -,i wu d ' ,BQ T W Q T H , ff Tw emi grerfgfniz rf in AFI Tiff! iffy, ' gi E V3 gg YES -., Keiih Oslerhoul-Bausch and Lomb Sci- WX i ' g ence Medal: Slanley Cook Memorial Prize-Saluiaiorianq Louis Siurman he Malhemaiics Award: Mr. and Mrs. ' L, A X Sam Cohen Science Award. Q Q' f Beverly Areson-Elks Cilizenship Trophy: J ii Mr. and Mrs. Charles Topper Ameri- , P can l-lisfory Award: Slanley Cook Me- ., morial Prize-Valediciorian and Besl , all-around girl: Rev. Henry B. Krusa .1 PW' Maihemaiics Prize. Myron Klugman-Sianley Cook Memorial Prize-Besr all-around boy: Elks Ciii- zenship Trophy. Abraham Himmel-Nial Sherwood Me- chanical Drawing Award: Deming S. Payne Memorial Award for The life sciences. f Ann Beard-Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Green Music Award: Pyihian Sisiers Persever ance Award. AWARDS Joan Rapkin-C. E. Hall Ciiizenship Award. Eugene Huebsch-Mrs. Rose Rudner Memorial Award for ,Q graphics and design. Andrew Kavleski-Liberly Ro'rary Club Award for lndusrrial Arls. Daniel Clark-Eaculry Associaiion Scholarship. Barbara Carnel-Miss Laurie Orseck Modern Language Award. My my Jack Gips-Gerow Ford Sales Driving Award: AAA Driving 2, V Award. E if Thomas Finn-Public Service Garage Prize for general elec- '11-' lriciiy. Carol Hill-Clara Rubenzahl Scholarship Prize for Home Economics: Lillian Reiner Memorial Scholarship for Home Economics. George Hulchinson-PTA Scholarship: Richard Donovan Memorial Scholarship for Mafhemaiics: Louis Eisenberg Maih Club Award. Sharon Klein and Anifa Geib-While Sulphur Springs PTA Award for scholasiic slanding. lf Rosemary Johns-Lee Owens Memorial Award for creaiive wrifing: Firsl Liberiy Junior Chamber of Commerce Scholarship. Jean Symanski-PTA Scholarship: Gerow Ford Sales Driving Award: Second Junior Chamber of Commerce Scholarship. Barbara Hallenbeck-William Meredifh Memorial Award for Nursing. S ,,, 151 ,az Mg, .Kg wa, W 'Wil ,J 5 of s-www E 55325: ., B ,awkeszsifgai I46 F1gzvA32sgi7w':fs,fiiiim ws-fdfwffw 13 , , ,, f, V ,L , s fisiisiffwfm gggpgmgfgz 3 fmw, was 22,5317 tml s Ag5ggsggQfWQ5f5,vw,.i,,NM,,., - .W ., i , .. A3 , La nf: -W - :J A6 'Q S Sylvia Doland, decora+ion commiifee chairman, super- vlsmg +he preparafions for Hue Prom ', ,, '. m'm , mm,, L m, hl W ' L ' h A L3,.L,fa,.,A.w: 151134111 ,,z:,5s5EsxzsPzi-'as mzsmw . ffrzsmxzxswfi seiisif A NIGHT IN CAMELOT JUNE 6, 'I964 Waifer Tom Warylwa serving Hue hors-d'oeuvres. 'L 35,1 M ' ii. K, wus ., Mhljmj. , fJ f 1 , 4- ,. M. X' . VW 'Z 'f!9'i, ' 11 ' , i '31, 2 1 lf V 49. sf iff ' 1- 4- 7 H E MTI, Y ay ' aff' gw r . 4, pfm ' V f 'vf a5-,4 , . ,,, If HN. .!'?M ,ff Q . 3 ' , W x Q 1 . ,, fy, , fl 9493. gk Q Joan Crary, Prom Queen, and her cour+: Karen Reiner, Hedy Miciul, Joan Asfhalfer, Linda Hufchinson. Jean Symanski, 'Z QQ Q 'V i K The Queen's cour+ enioying a dance. Presfdeni' Myron Kluqman crowning Hwe Queen. I49 ff? 'ii 4 ' A 4 Q neee GRADUATICN ,- , --,,k ,,,- ' Q4-M YE 4' 1 6 JUNE 24, 1964 IN THE DAVID E. PANEBAKER AUDITORIUM ff 2 J 2, wg. 1 l50 F1 ima Class Colors: Yellow and While Class MoH'o: Experienlia docel Class Flower: Yellow Rose Beverly Areson Valediclorian Hlonighl we will be hearing lhe concluding chords of lhe second movemenl ol lhe 'symphony ol our educa- lion '. Keilh Osferhouf Salulalorian We have lo accepl lhe iclea lhal we exisl for some clefinile purpose, which can besl be mel lhrouqh lhe acceplance ol our responsibililiesf' Class Omor Myron Klugman I 52 l l54 ' ISS yi. .3515 W, ,wh avi- ,g,,.L V Wfkhm M44 , 5K1 , 'Q hiv, mf-5 l56 MMR V ,IU ADVERTISING LOU SEIKEN'S MEN'S WEAR Qi: 14 W ,- A ., ., 5 W , eg ff' :iv NM wmv, , F. W. WOOLWORTH CO THE MADISON , A s Q c S . ,,,,,,,Q g BILL VERBER'S MEN'S SHOP BECK 81 LEVY-TEGELER. 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