Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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DR. MARGERY R. MRS. LORRAINE MISS ELAINE MR. HARRY S. BERNSTEIN COCCARO ENMAN HARRISON Columbia 'University New York State Sargent College, B.S.: Penn. State, ILS.: Teachers' q,,H,,g,.' E,1,D, Teachers' College, Columbia Teachers' Temple University: Ii.A., M.A. College, M.A. University of MR. JOHN NUGENT Ithaca College, ILS.: Syracuse University, M.S.: New York University MR. ROBERT G. SAMPSON Ithaca College, ILS., M.S.Z New York University Pennsylvania K vlrarfnzwzf 0 sgfclm fJAyJil'llf6lAll'l1lil1lI The Director of Athletics, Mr. Harry Harrison, is lucky enough to have an avccation to match his vocation, he enjoys sports, particularly golf. Dr. Storey is a traveler, and on a trip through Italy he introduced sports to an Italian orphans' school. Dr. Bernstein prefers to stay at home, performing the duties of a housewife, yet she also enjoys sailing with her family. One of Mrs. Landis's favorite ac- tivities is reading. Cooking and traveling are among her other interests. Mrs. Coccaro also spends her free time at home, with sewing her hobby. Exer- cising a green thumb is one of Mrs. Santini's in- terests, along with her love for classical music. Miss Enman, too, enjoys gardening and classical music, sports also figuring in her free-time plans. Golf and swimming are Coach Nugent's favorites. During the summer he enjoys his job as a counselo1'. In his spare time, Coach Sampson enjoys reading. When not engrossed in a book, he enjoys athletics, particularly golf. Mr. Zimmerman, naturally in- terested in athletics, also finds time to pursue his hobby of photography. MRS. LAURA B. LANDIS Mt. Sinai School of Nursing, ILN.: New York University, ILS. DR. EDWARD STOREY University of New Hampshire, ILS.: New York University, M.A.. Ed.D. MR. ALAN ZIMMERMAN Brockport State Teacher College: New York University, B.S.: Bridgeport University MRS. ANGELA SANTINI Now be back here in your gym Ithaca College, B.S.g suit, before he finishes this roll! Columbia University, M.A.

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MRS EDITH ANNIS mt I L ep: l lun bm 'leach I xx 1 x l Illllllllll f llllilllllll MR JOHN GENEREUX lg te Um er xtv A Nevx York State Teach ge M lllilxtl' lty 'VIR ROBERT S HARTMAN T myle Unl El ity A H Our mathematws teathels shoxx a XVld8 range of outslde 1llt6l9StS When the department chauman, M1s Anms IS 11ot S6NVlIlg', playlng budge, 01 leadmg she IS studylng plans for a home 1n Flouda Thls Flor1da home M1 Manchestel s hobbles are of a seasonal nature In the summel he salls h1s Rhodes 18 on Lake Champlaxn and ln the w1nte1 he emoys muslc, photoglaphx and xxoodxxmkmg Caung fol hls upstate falm OCLUDIQS most of Mr Paganos flee tlme He ralses pomes and IS planmng to 6St3.bl1Sll a boxs vsolk camp thele tllIH summer An excellent chess plax Cl M1 Walter also finds tlme fo1 softball and Ieafllllg' M fqellelellli emoxs the theater and has acted Ill sevelal plays, 1ead1ng IS anothel of hls pastlmes -Xnothel theater enthuslast lS M1 Hartman, who ls nexx to MHS th1s X931 Sxx 1mm1ng skm dxxmg xx ater Skllllg, ICQ skatmg, 21llClll01S8lJ3Clx11d1I1g a1eh1s fax Ollte spol ts MR ARNOLD R MAIN CHESTER Middlebury Lollege BS Columbm I nlxel tx A PAGANO Manhattan College B S Columbxa Teacher College M A 'VIR JOHN WALTER lho n Umverslty SS Adelphi College Lolumbla M A M1 Pagano The ob1ect 1 t Klldvl. a cncle not punch holes ln the papex , , I . . . . Y H1 rs' 'oll Q, All.: Cu a 'V 's',, .li.i e x 'x' 's' ', . I I. ' 'o 1 ' ' ers' ' ers' . . A.: College: Nmwth '1-stern Colle , .AJ Sl. I 'Si ,W M- - lInix'vrs't,' I.:Awl'ence ' '- s' 7 ' ' I fl ll ' V '. K 'Wi I ' 1 1 - '1 , I y l ' ' I W W 3 1 - . ' - 1 ' ' w ' ' - . , . 5. 1 I 1 ' , Li .kv V. l 1. . ' year is Mrs. Annis's last at MHS and we wish her happiness in that MR' VICTOR M' ' I a, . . . . . . 'f -gl' AH 1 ' I . , i . . X . . ' W 4 V Y 7 v I .N L1 4 -v my Q' I n h . . r. , I . 7 . ' 6 . i . i . . S , . I' 'l Y. . Y . . Y. y Y .. . A . fag 1 l ,443 f I . F. -w I ' ' ,1. .1 '. : I' ' 'S o .. V' 'yy ! -.

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The office staff cheerfully carries out its diverse tasks. Their jobs include receiving innumerable phone calls, taking dictation, sorting mail, reminding deans of appointments and guiding visitors. They process transcripts for new students and colleges, keep files up-to-date, and preserve records of all MHS graduates. The custodial staff works together to serve the needs of MHS and keep the school clean. Working time is stag- gered, each man reporting at a different time and working for nine hours. Each is assigned to a certain number of classrooms a day, which he sweeps, waxes, and dusts, in addition to caring for blackboards. The staff is ready to help teachers and administration whenever needed. Fifteen women, all mothers or grandmothers of MHS students, combine their efforts to produce the meals for our lunches. Of the full-time workers, one each does all the baking, cooking, and managing salads and cold-plates, and sandwiches. Of the remainder, six do all preparation of vegetables, washing, and general kitchen workg two Work as cashiersg four wash dishes: and three do addi- tional necessary jobs. 7 1 l ' rim... 51.11 M1's. Powell, Mrs. Mastro, Mrs Serber, Mrs. Seymour, Miss Mor- gan. X I 'J J 5lln'll'l'l'!l ,SMH , , . Clmfnrhuf .quff Fzrsl Roux' Mrs. Rigano, Mrs. Baldwin, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Librandi, Mrs. Croce. Second Roux' Mrs. Galyon, Mrs. . . .' . .' ' . w .- Edelmann, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Bonner, Mrs. Mangusi, Mrs. ,n.gL,,0NKIf1lgEn1gg'NEPlE:iiha1:g1iaTfV?:113r?-gifpaacld Gel White, Mrs. McAllister. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 veil fl .. '52 s.