Marlboro High School - Torch Yearbook (Marlboro, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 135 of the 1967 volume:

h mari 'marsh 1957 urn Qlnniral 5131111 I burn, Hein 'Qnrk t t n s Q. i Yssinssd? s ,Q e r ... Mfr-or Xe f ' I - rj. ses, ?, , Fi, 5 f uzzy NUM?-vq sf A , - ,, i 5 ' D ., ri 551. , xii? -. , an ,L fi , 1 wg : A f-M j'ef :'f EL R: 1Q7?!f.-frlmtfg I -- 1 M,Hi!Sq.g5fgas::z:sfgrg-4, K xr 3fiR . 'P il 5 X 7 g W 9575 - Mb ' U s as A.- M W : M m-lg Sufi.. .I U Alma mater THE ORANGE AND THE BLACK Come give your praise to Marlboro High. We will guard her standards ever. With hearts so light and free. And in duty never lack. For she is your Alma Mater. We will always stand defenders Whose honor shelters thee. Of the Orange and the Black. CHORUS ' To the flower that wears our colors, A11 honors shall we pay, And the sturdy black-eyed susan We never shall betray. Q GBrgz1Anizz1tiuns Gmganizaiiuns f19rganizz1iiums Qrganizaiinns fbrganizaiinns Qmganizatinns 4 nrliwtiun 'Writer nf Bntlitatinn June 1967 Dear Mrs. Mataraza. We. the senior class. would like to take this opportunity to express our most sin- cere thanks to you. As our class advisor. you have always been willing to do all you could for us. giving unsparingly of your time and effort. You have displayed true con- cern for our problems in high school and for our futures as well. However. we will un- doubtedly have our most fond remembrances of you as a person. Ever cheerful. patient. and understanding. you have been a friend to us all. It is our honor and privilege to dedicate this yearbook to such a fine individual. The Class of '67 ppreniaiinn The Class of '67 wishes to extend its deepest gratitude to you, Mr. Beruk, for the lively personality a.nd witty humor with which you have brightened our high school years. The help you have given us with our class work, our yearbook, and our personal problems, has led us to become better individuals. We thank you, Mr. Beruk. inperhising Frinripal MR. PAUL GEORGINI gh Srhnnl Hrinripal MR. FREDERICK BEMEN T ggisiriri iuperinienrleni MRS. AMY BULL CRIST 7 narrl nf 7 nluwiinn ROW ONE: Mr. Catalano. Mrs. M. Wright. Mr. Wilkow. Mr. Greiner. ROW TWO: Mr. Torraca. School Attorneyg Mr. Kirby. Mr. Reese. District Clerk: Mr. Quick. Mr. Georgini, Supervising Principal. gif anulig AREA COORDINATORS MR. JOHN M. HALUSKA Chemistry and Physics COLLEGES: Cornell University, SUNY at New Paltz. Co- lumbia University. SUNY at Albany. DEGREE: B.S.. M.S. Mas. GLORIA Lsro English s COLLEGES: Susquehanna University. Columbia Univer- sity. SUNY at New Paltz. DEGREE: B.A. MR. J. A. MUNOZ. General Science 8: General Biology COLLEGE: SUNY at New Paltz. DEGREE: B.S. I0 MISS IANICE R. PETERSON General Music, 7th Sa 8th grade COLLEGES: Boston University College of Music. Rhode Island College of Education, Boston University School of Fine and Applied Art. DEGREE: B.A. MR. LEE CABE Science 7 COLLEGE: SUNY at New Paltz. DEGREE: B.S. FN MRS. LUCILLE D. RUSSO School Nurse COLLEGES: Mt. Vernon Hospital School of Nursing. Rus- sell Sage College. 4 DEGREE: Registered Professional Nurse. Ezjg 5 K3 1-wb-.Sf , M M . .. 4 ffff' W , , 13, ,,, af .4 , 5 ' ':.-- mv- 5 t , .. f f .VV - .5,,,, ' g:- . 5 ' , - ' , L Sf it u Er. X v is 'nehxa -JLJW. f' ' I 'av' E .v ,, fb- wikis:-:':'f1m.l is -Mais' ' N'N'Q ': 5'Q'm V 'Q' 3 1 5 vm.. 1 if if X' 5 , H . A-.W 3, W , 5' T, fx 1.14-kiifp ' -312-Makiglbi-.ww Q 2-- '19 MR. CARL M. SCHEINMAN Music COLLEGES: Ithaca College, N. Y. U. . SUNY at New Paltz. DEGREE: B.S. MR. CARL GIESLER Social Studies 8 COLLEGES: Champlain CoI1ege,SUNY at New Paltz. N. Y. U. DEGREES: B. A. , M. A. MISS NANCY GILMAN Physical Education COLLEGE: University of New Hamp shire. DEGREE: B.S. MISS PATRICLA. SALADA Home Ec 7, 8. and I COLLEGE: SUNY at Oneonta. DEGREE: B.S. MR. ROBERT M. WYNNE Math 8 COLLEGES: Norwich University, SUNY at New Paltz. DEGREE: B.A. vsas.s,f.,..,'. .s.,.fR.f,,..:we.-..,...-sonaewafm:-E.-,1e..'.1m . MR. EDWARD H. STEARNS Guidance Counselor COLLEGE: SUNY at Albany. DEGREES: B. A. . M. A. sv, 5 MRS. SELMA BANK MRS. THELMA L. LOTH MR. 'JACK KROH English 12 Secretarial and Office Physical Education COLLEGES: SUNY at Albany. Colum- Practice. Shorthand Il. COLLEGES: Ithaca College.N. Y. bia University. Transcription. U. DEGREES: B. A. . M. A. COLLEGES: SUNY at New Paltz. SUNY DEGREE: B. S. at Albany. Teacher's College Col- umbia University. DEGREE: B.S. MRS. ETHEL R. MURPHY MR. PIERRE A. RENAUD Librarian MR. JAMES A. SILVESTRI Earth Science, Health. Biology COLLEGES: College at St. Elizabeth, Music Chemistry. Driver Education SUNY at New Paltz. Columbia Uni- COLLEGES: N. Y. U. . Ithaca College. COLLEGES: Hobart Col1ege.SUNY versity, SUNY at Albany. SUNY at New Paltz. at Albany. Rochester University. DEGREE: A. B. DEGREE: B. S. DEGREES: B. S. . M. S. mm..aumsis.mn-ws ,, , MR. JAMES W. CONNOR Science 8 COLLEGES: Mansfield State Col- lege. SUNY at New Paltz. City College of New York. DEGREE: B.A. MRS. IUDITY KUNST Business Arithmetic. Bookkeeping, Business Law. Typing COLLEGES: Rider College. N.Y. U. . SUNY at New Paltz. DEGREE: B. S. ll IO MISS VIRGINIA APUZZO MR. EDWARD T. BEDELL MRS. VIRGINIA MC COURT Social Studies 11. Social Studies '7 French I. II. III. IV Humanities 12 COLLEGE: University of Denver. COLLEGES: College of Mt. St. COLLEGES: SUNY at New Paltz.Man- DEGREE: B.A. Vincent. SUNY at New Paltz. hattan College. Columbia University.La Sorbonne DEGREE: B.S. University. DEGREE: B.S. MR. WILLIAM S. WILSON Industrial Arts COLLEGES: Hudson Valley Commu- MISS PATRICIA HAWKINS nity College. University State of MR. JACK E. ROBINSON Junior High Art, New York. Oswego State. Industrial Arts Humanities 12 DEGREE: Industrial Teacher Train- COLLEGES: Oswego State. N. Y. U. COLLEGE: SUNY at New Paltz. ing. DEGREES: B. S. 1 M. A. DEGREES: B. S. , M. S. MR. NICHOLAS LAWRENZANO MR. JOHN T. REPKE Seventh Grade English English 10 COLLEGE: Iona College. COLLEGES: Orange County Community College, SUNY DEGREE: B.A. at Albany, Siena College, SUNY at New Paltz. DEGREE: B.A. ' .4 MRS. SALLY WOOD MRS. VERONICA RONKESE Shorthand I. Typing - Regents 85 Personal. Latin and Spanish Introduction to Business, Salesmanship. and COLLEGES: Hartwick. Teachers College Columbia Uni- Business Organization and Management versity. COLLEGE: New York State College for Teachers at Al- DEGREES: B. A. . M. A. bany. DEGRE E: B.S. MR. JOHN N. MORRIS MRS. QRITA A. MATARAZA Social Studies 9. Modern World History 1101 Home Economics 2, 3. 10. 11. 12. and 7th Grade COLLEGES: Georgetown University. State University of COLLEGE: Cornell University. New York at New Paltz. DEGREES: B.S. . M.A. DEGREE: B. S. I6 MR. RICHARD BERUK Math 12X. 11. and 9 COLLEGES: Central Connecticut State College. Teach- er's College at Columbia University. Yeshiva University. Fairleigh Dickinson University. DEGREES: B. S. , M.A. . Prof. Diploma MR. DOMINICK DICAPUA Mathematics 7 COLLEGES: State University of New York at New Paltz. DEGREES: B.S. ff.-sf MRS. DEBORAH FINKELSTEIN Social Studies 11 8: 12 COLLEGES: Cortland State College. State University at New Paltz. DEGREE: B.S. MISS CAROLYN BOVE Special Education COLLEGES: State University of New York at Albany Teacher's College at Columbia University. DEGREES: B.A. . M.A. MR. JAMES G. CASUCCI School Psychologist COLLEGES: Queens College. U. C. L. A. . N. Y. U. DEGREES: B. A. . M. A. MISS KAREN L. SMITH Intermediate Algebra. Math 9, Basic Math COLLEGE: State University of New York at Albany. DEGREE: B.A. 4-5 Q .-.. I OFFICE STAFF Mrs M31S1g11O Mrs Aurrgemma Mrs Falcetano JANITORS Mr Ryan Mr Hal stead Mr Benevento Mr Adamskr CAFETERIA STAFF - Mrs Petruno Mrs Carafano Mrs Coutant Mrs BUS DRIVERS - Paul and Peter Hagen. Heude, Mrs. McMullen. I E ,V LW. - F . - MQ... , A r ms-,D A. ,, nniurs As graduates of the Class of 1967, we leave M.C.H.S. with mixed emotions, happiness in that we have finally completed our high school education, sadness that lifelong friendships must part and familiar surroundings must be changed, anxiety for a.n uncertain future, and heartfelt gratitude to our teachers, parents, and others who have shown us guidance a.nd understanding and have borne the finan- cial burden of our education. We have a keen awareness that the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is our most precious heritage and that since this has been bought with the blood of our ancestors we must not hold it lightly or permit it to slip away. The world into which we are going is one of great accomplishment, awesome knowledge, and con- fusing obligations. May we be guided wisely as we choose the way we may best serve our generation. Howard Baker, Senior Class President Officers and Advisor - E. Horton, Treasurer H Baker President L Canosa Vice President Mrs Mataraza, Advisor. Absent: M. Eager, Secretary ANTHONY JOSEPH AMODEO Emmy His deeds are unlimitable. Newsletter 1: Youth- in-Government 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, President 4: Monitor Squad 4: Yearbook Busi- ness Manager 4g Art Club 45 Fire Squad 4: Dramatics 4. LINDA JEAN ALFIERI A1fie Her voice is ever soft, gentle, and lowg an excellent thing in a woman. Chorus 15 Dramatics 1, Secretary 3.4: Student Council 1 l,2,3, Vice-President 4: Honor Society 2,3,4g FHA 2, 3,45 Youth-in-Government 2,3,4g Mid-Valley Minstrels 2,3,4g FTA 3,'4g Leaders' Club 3,45 Yearbook Co-Editor 4, Art Club Treasurer 4, GAA 45 Monitor Squad 4. ANTHONY R. ANDOLA III Do1a A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. V. Track 1,2,3,4g Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3g Youth-in- Government 2. 3.4: V. Football 4g Art Club 4, Monitor Squad 4. CHRISTINE THERESA ANDONUCCI Chris lf all were friendly and jolly as she, a better place this world would be. Dramatics 15 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2.3.45 Youth-in-Gov- ernment 2,3,45 FHA 2,3, Student Council Representa- tive 45 Business Club 3,45 GAA 3, Vice-President 45 FTA 45 Yearbook 45 Monitor Squad 4. MARY ANN CATHERINE BAGATTA Biggeba For she was just the quiet kind, whose native never varies. FHA 45 Assembly Monitor Squad 45 Library Aide 4. , SAMUEL ATKINS Big Sam How glorious it is--yet how painful to be an exception V. Baseball Manager 15 Police Force 45 Youth-in-Gov- ernment 45 Art Club 45 Fire Squad 45 Yearbook 4. HOWARD CLARK BAKER Howie-o He is a man whom all admire. J. V. Basketball 1.2: V. Trac k 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3p Class Secretary 15 Class Vice-president 2: Class Presi- dent 3,4g V. Basketball 3,4g Youth-in-Government 3,4g Honor Society 2,3,4g V. Football 4g Math Club 4g Mon- itor Squad 4. LAURA LEE BULL Bull The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool.' Chorus 1, 2g Youth-in-Government 2,3,4g Dramatics 2. 4g Business Club 3,4g Monitor Squad 41 FHA 4g Yearbook 4. 22 JEFFREY BAXTER Heffet Brevity is the soul of wit J. V. Football 1. ANTHONY CAPUTO ..Am.. 1 would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to my- self than to be crowded on a velvet cushion. SS Club lg Art Club lg Fire Squad 115. J. H. S., New- burghj. LINDA MARIE CANOSA llLinll A sweet, attractive kind of grace, shown continually from her face. Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,4g FHA 2.3, Vice-President 4g FTA 3,45 GAA 3, Secretary 4: Class Vice-President 3,4g V. Baseball Scorekeeper 45 Business Club 45 Monitor Squad 4, Yearbook 4. RUTH JENNIFER CARUSO Ruthie C1ever, congenial, modest, petite, loveable, learned, and sweet. Newsletter Co-Editor lg County Band lg Band 1, 2,3,4g Woodwind Quintet 3: Dramatics 3, 4g Fidels 4g Chorus 4g Honor Society 41 FHA 43 Math Club 4g Monitor Squad 4g Yearbook Literary Editor 4. 23 CHARLOTTE COLOMBO Bodein The heart is warmed by the friends one makes. Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3. 4g Honor Society 3,4g Business Club 3.4: FHA 45 Monitor Squad 45 Yearbook 4. GAETANA COLOMBO Gae She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone, or despised. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Business Club 4: FHA 43 Monitor Squad 4. 24 GARTH W. CONN Garfo A pal to all, a foe to none, a teacher's trial, but loads of fun. Newsletter 1: J. V, Track 2: J. V. Football 25 Youth-in- Government 2g Student Council Representative 3, 4g Fire ,Squad 4: Monitor Squad 4g Yearbook Boys' Sports Editor 4. MARGARET ANN CONN Margie Rich in the charm all women desire. Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,45 FHA 2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 45 FTA 3,45 GAA 3,45 Youth-in-Government 3,45 Chorus 4g V. Baseball Scorekeeper 45 Monitor Squad 45 Yearbook 4. CYNTHIA LEE COUPART '-cm-' Rather be small and cast a light than large and cast a shadow. Business Club 2, 3, Secretary 4: J. V. Cheerleader 35 FHA 35 V. Cheerleader 45 Fire Squad 45 Monitor Squad 45 Newspaper 4. DONALD L. COSMAN vucuzy n A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Track 1, 2, GG GCG 25 GEORGIA DATOUSH George A gentle girl is she, as pleasant as can be. FHA 2.3.45 Business Club 2,3,4g Art Club 45 Monitor Squad 4g Yearbook 4. FLEURETTE DE FABIO Frett This lady has charm, this lady has grace. This lady has poise and a pretty face. Girls' Intramurals 15 Business Club 2g FHA 2,3,4: J. V, Cheerleader 3: V. Cheerleader 4. 26 ROBERT DAVIS nl-Iugo n Every artist dips his bursh into his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures. Chorus lg Art Club 3, President 4. ARKIE DE VENUTO Arkie Impossible is a word which I never say. RICHARD DELGADO Big Dick His friends are many, his troubles few. Ir. Band lg V. Track Manager lp Fire Squad 45 Monitor Squad 4. GRACE ANN DILIBERTO llGralv Happiness is cheaper than worry .... why pay the higher price? FHA 2,3, 45 Assembly Monitor Squad 45 Library Aide 4. 27 JOAN MARIE EVANS Joanie Elegant as simplicity, warm as ecstasy. FHA 2,4p Business Club 4g Art Club 4. MARILYN L. EAGER Mar Every heart that loves with truth is equal to endure. Newsletter lg Girls' Intramurals l,2,4g FHA 2,41 Business Club 25 Leaders' Club 3, 45 GAA 3, Treasurer 4: Junior Prom Chairman 3g Class Secretary 4: Assembly Monitor Squad 4. WILLIAM D. FARRETT nBi11u I ask no favors and shirk no responsibilities. Monitor Squad 45 Fire Squad Chief 4. RICHARD FAULK Chump Junior His limbs were cast in manly mold for hardy sports or contest bold. I. V. Basketball 1: V. Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Boys' Intramurals 1.2: V. Football 2.3.4: V. Basketball 2. 3.4: Police Force 3: Monitor Squad 4: Bus Patrol 4: Fire Squad 4. JO ANN ROSE FINO IIJOII Women are meant to be loved. not understood. Girls' Intramurals 1.2.33 Fl-IA 2.3.45 Business Club 4: Fire Squad Assistant Chief 4: Monitor Squad 4. JOSEPH FELICELLO II Il Why take life so seriously? You'll never get out of it alive. JO ANN GRIGGS IIJOII lt's nice to be natural if you are naturally nice. FHA 2,4g Yearbook 3,4g Art Club 43 Assembly Monitor Squad 4. JOHN F. HOEY uHojab H When there is mischief brewing --- he is doing the stir- ring. l Boys' Intramurals 1.3: V. Track 1: Youth-in-Goverm ment 2,4: J. V. Baseball 3g V. Baseball 45 Fire Squad 4g Art Club 45 Monitor Squad 4. 30 DIANE HELMAN Dee She is always ready with a smile to lend a hand to help a while. Girls' Intramurals 1,2,4g Newsletter Assistant Sports Ed- itor lg GAA 3, President 4g FHA 4: Assembly Monitor Squad 4. EDWARD HERSCHEL HORTON Eddie If women interfere with work, quit work. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council Representative 3, 4: J Football 1: I.V. Track 1, 2: Class Treasurer 1, 2,3, 4: Football 3, 4: Fire Squad 4: Monitor Squad 4. LINDA HYATT '-Lin A smile is the whisper of laughter. Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3: County Band 1 2,3: Class Secretary 2,3: Honor Society 3, Vice- Presi dent 4: Leaders' Club 3.4: Math Club 4: FHA 4: FTA 4 Business Club 4: Youth-in-Government 4: Monitor Squad 4: Yearbook Girls' Sports Editor 4. JOSEPH KELLER, JR, Frank James Never say more than is necessary. J. V. Baseball lg Football 23 Monitor Squad 4. LINDA ELIZABETH JONES J onsie Mind ofa thinker, soul of a dreamer, heart of a friend. Girls' Intramurals 1, 4: Band 1, 2, 35 Brass Sectional 2g Youth- in-Government 2: Leaders' Club 3,4g Monitor Squad 4g FHA 4: Chorus 4g Yearbook 4. BARBARA KOV ARNIK Swartzy Born with a gift of laughter. Band 1 1141 I. H. S. , New York Cityjp FHA Secretary 3 4: Business Club 4g Monitor Squad 4. s ELIZABETH KRAMER llLiZ H Everything comes to a girl who only waits. Chorus 1, 2.3.45 County Chorus 23 Choral Clinic 35 Fidels 3,45 FHA 2,4g FTA 3,4g Honor Society 3.4: Monitor Squad 4. MICHAEL JAMES LAPOLLA Mick Known by many and liked by all, ready to answer fun's first call. V. Baseball 1,2,3.4: V. Football 1.2.3.4:J. V. Bas- ketball 1,23 V. Basketball 3,49 Student Council 3,4g Math Club 4: Monitor Squad 4. EU GENE DANIEL KURTZ nGene n As for women, though we may scorn and flout them, we may live with, but cannot live without them. V. Football 1.2,3,4: J. V. Track 1,2g J. V. Basketball 2g V. Basketball 35 Art Club 4: Fire Squad 4: Monitor Squad 4. ROBERT LAPOLLA Bob Jolly, always good-natured, and a friendly smile for n all. . J. V. Football 2: J. V. Baseball 2: V. Football 3: V. Baseball 35 Boys' Intramurals 35 Youth-in- Government 3, 4: Monitor Squad 4. EMANUELE FRANK LOPERGOLO nlviannyn Let each man have the wit to go his own way. Band 1,2,3g V. Baseball Manager Ig Boys' Intramurals 1, 2: V. Football Manager 2: J, V. Baseball 2: V. Football 3.4: Monitor Squad 4. 34 JANE LARKIN nJaneu There is a mischievous twinkle in her eye. Girls' Intramurals 1. 2: FHA 3,4g Yearbook 3,4g Business Club 3,4g Fire Squad 4: Monitor Squad 4. 'Woking and humor utility. JOHN LYNN H1011-I1 Il are pleasant, and often of extreme LINDA LOPRESTI Woody Her eyes an outdoor sign of all the warmth within Girls' Intramurals 1, 2,4g FHA 2.3, 4. DOUGLAS LYONS Doug Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Band 1, 2,3,4p Monitor Squad 4. PAMELA MACRI Parnmy 'The tree of silence bears the fruit of peace. Business Club lg Girls' Intramurals lp FHA 4. DONNA MARTUSCELLO Motts She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant to think of. Band 1,2,3,4g Girls' Intramurals 1: Debate Club 1: J. V. Cheerleader 2g FHA 2.3, 4: Citizens' Party 2,3, Chair- man 4g FTA 3,45 Leaders' Club 3,4g Honor Society 2,3, 45 Student Council 3,43 Fire Squad 4g Monitor Squad 4g Yearbook Photography Editor 4. 36 CYNTHIA MASTEN Cindy Golden hair like sunlight streaming on the marble of her shoulder. Chorus lg Newsletter lg Girls' Intramurals 2: Business Club 2.3, Assistant Secretary 4g FHA 2,3,4g Newspaper 4: Monitor Squad 4: Assembly Squad 4, Yearbook 4. TYRELL MAS TROPA OLO ll The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Monitor Squad 4. ,, 8 LUIGI MAZZELLA nl-'uint The superior man is modest in speech. but surpassing in his actions. V. Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 3. 4: Monitor Squad 4. KIRK MAURER .. Kirk.. Speak with the speech of the world. think with the thoughts of the few. Student Councilsl, 2, 3, 4: Newsletter Editor 1: Youth-in- Government 1. 2. Platform Chairman 3. Party Chairman 4: Honor Society 2, 3.4: Math Club 3. 4: Monitor Squad 4. TOM MC LAUGHLIN Tommy A very gentle man, and of good conscience. Assembly Squad 4. RUTH ANN MC QUISTON nQuist 1. I was born to laugh. and merry comrades make me glow. Chorus 1,3g Youth-in-Government 2,3, Co-Chairman 4: FHA 2,3,4g Student Council 3g Fidels 35 Girls' Intramu- rals 3g Dramatics 3: Fire Squad 4: Monitor Squad 45 Yearbook 4. 38 RALPH WILLIAM MC MULLEN Heefer Look, he is winding up the watch of his wit, bye and bye it will strike. V. Baseball 1,2,3,4: I. V. Basketball 1,2g Boys' Intra- murals 1, 25 Class President 2: J. V. Football 2g Youth- in-Government 2,3,4g V. Basketball 3,45 Dramatics 3, 4: Monitor Squad 4. JAMES MILANO lllirnmylr Dreams are the true interpreters of our inclinations. but art is required to sort and understand them. Monitor Squad 4. COLEY MELVIN. JR. Willie A proper man as one shall see in a summer's day. J. V. Track 2: V. Track 3.4: Basketball Manager 4 Monitor Squad 4. KATHLEEN MILITE n Kathyus She was made for happy thoughmplayful wit and laugh ter. Business Club 2.3.43 FHA 4: Monitor Squad 4. WILLIAM CHARLES MOCKO Willy From the crown of head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. 40 JOSEPH MIRABELLA llloeil l have no rnockings or argumentsg I witness and wait. V. Baseball 2.3,-4: V. Football 45 Monitor Squad 4. FREDDIE MONROE Freddie An excellent runner, swift he be. Few run faster than can he. V. Football 1,2,3,4: J. V. Basketball 1,25 V. Track 1, 2,4g V. Basketball 4: Monitor Squad 4. WILLIAM PARTINGTON Boo I like workg I could sit and look at it for hours. JEAN PAVLIK Tiger 'Glad humor and generosity always find the way. FHA 4g Art Club 4: Monitor Squad 4. MARY LOUISE PASCALE Mary Lou She was active, stirring and all aglow. Girls' Intramurals 1.3: Chorus lg FHA 2: Business Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4: J. V. Cheerleader 2: V. Cheerleader 3, 4g Newspaper 4: Monitor Squad 4. C I 41 VIRGINIA ANN PAVLIK nlinny u A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Orchestra 15 Drurn Majorette 1 QS. J. H. S., Newburghy Honor Society 2, 3, President 45 Dramatics 35 FHA 45 FTA 45 Math Club 45 Drum Majorette 45 Monitor Squad 45 Yearbook Co-Editor 4. ANN MARIE ANNETTE POLIZZI Ann Marie 1-ler ways are ways of pleasantness and her paths are peace. Girls' Intramurals 25 Business Club 2.3, President 45 FHA 2,35 J. V. Cheerleader 35 V. Cheerleader 45 Newspaper 45 Fire Squad 45 Monitor Squad 4. 42 CONCETTA MARIE PIAZZA chef Thou hast wit, fun, and fire. Newsletter 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 1,2,35 Dramatics 1, President 3,45 Honor Society 253,45 Stu- dent Council Representative 3, Treasurer 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Youth-in1Government 2,3,4, Secretary 25 Mid-Valley Minstrels 2, 3,45 All-State 25 FTA 3,45 Leaders' Club 3, 45 Fidels 45 Business Club 45 Monitor Squad 45 Yearbook Circulation Editor 4. HERBERT G. PULTZ Herb Good humor may be said to be one of the very best ar- ticles of dress one can wear in society. JOHN PROSS Big John Whi1e we live 1et's live in clover, for when we're dead we're dead all over. J, V. Football 1,25 V, Track 2,3g V. Football 4. ALANA SUSANNE REESE Pee Wee A smile that turns the sunny side of the heavens. Business Club 1, 2: Assembly Monitor Squad 4. MARY ELLEN RODELLI Mar That lovely girl whose laughing face can lend delight to its own sweet grace. FHA 2,3,4g GAA 4: Monitor Squad 4. A4 MARY ANN RINALDI Mary Ann Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Chorus 1,2,3,4g County Chorus 2,3,4g Choral Clinic 3 4: Youth-in-Government 2,33 Band 3,4g FHA 3,4p FTA 3,43 Fidels 3,4g Student Council 45 Fire Squad 45 Moni- tor Squad 4g Yearbook 4. CARMEN SALVEMINI Mouse The mind of each man is the man himself . Math Club 4g Monitor Squad 4g Yearbook 4. MARIE SANICOLA Marie Gentle both in manner and in speech. Girls' Intramurals 1: Business Club 25 FHA 2,4. VIOLA MAE STAPLES Vickie She gave us the gift of sweet song. Newsletter Literary Editor 11 Chorus 1,23 Band 1,2g County Chorus 2g Mid-Valley Minstrels 2, 3,'4g Dramat- ics 3,45 FHA 3.4. JANETTE M. SQUILLA njets n A friendly friend, with a smile for all. Girls' Intramurals 1,23 FHA 23 Twirler 2,3 WILLIAM STEPHEN S llBi11ll Men of courage, men of sense, and men of letters are frequent, but a true gentleman one seldom sees. J. V. F0Otba11 23 V. Baseball 2,41 V. F0Otba.11 3: BUS Pa- trol 3. ALAN TRONCILLITO HA1 ll Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Math Club 3: Fire Squad 45 Monitor Squad 4. 46 Gs. f Q F Q1 mg? IOANNE TIMPERIO ...To .. Sparkling eyes, neat brown hair, and a smile that's all too rare. Girls' Intramurals lg Business Club 2,3,4g Mid-Valley Minstrels 3-,4g FHA 4g Fire Squad 4g Monitor Squad 4. A DAVID TUTHILL HDHVCH It is better for a young man to blush than to turn pale. Band 1,2,3, President 4, Brass Choir 3g Dance Band 45 Math Club 41 Fire Squad 4: Monitor Squad 4. 1 1 LINDA MARY TRONCILLITO Troncie They love her best who know her best. Girls' Intramurals 1, 2: Fl-IA 2. 4: J. V. Cheerleader 2,3 JOHN R. WASSI vqohnn Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should save some of it for tomorrow. Art Club 45 Monitor Squad 4. LINDA DIANE WILEY Wheelie A shining smile, golden hair. About this lady is a most lovable air. Dramatics 1,25 Glee Club lp Art Club 1,2g Blessed Vir- gin Sodality 1,25 Girls' Intramurals 2 fSt. Pascal Baylon H. S., New York Cityyg Dramatics 3: FHA 43 GAA 4: Fire Squad 4g Monitor Squad 4. 48 MICHAEL WERBA Torch He that has patience may encompass anything. Fire Squad 43 Monitor Squad 4. LAWRENCE W OOD vlldarry vw He is modest, manly, and true. V. Track 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4: I. V. Basketball 2 Monitor.Squad 4: Honor Society 4. emnriam We would like to pause here in memory of our classmate. Anthony Valenti. Anthony was endowed with a good sense of hu- mor. had a great ability in sports. and was well liked by his class- mates. Our remembrance of the good times we shared with him will continue forever. W 0' 'Wai K I 5, 'Es ,TI 5,36 12' A. QA Q-K., -X 3,53 mg.-xt. x ,X -. - ,gf wx 3 Ak I, ,.g 7ff'5' P, x ., .. S, .'59l ff!'x. fm'-xl 1 m. , 'fy , sfxbv' 5,171.31 may , K. . 9 5 .X. S' 5 I If 2 ' iff x 5 Q13 , qi-QQ f.ff?'w. yeggkwfs ' ,,1,5, 5-Qfgqsfxpt, ,'-fwvia.M,S:,- f' 15 qi xii . -' ,. sf 1 'I : .:1 ,ff fl ' ,Um 0' , .H S, A ,, Am e: dfile if fif' Vw ,V W - 4? , ,A .Q,, aww 4 yr 5 :',' m,,. an 1 1 S ,,. . , if 1 ,Ng ,A '31 J -Q nm 0 guru' 3 is 'J 1+ ' Q 1 5 Q? Q 'ESQ 5 3 5 19' 454-?' - gb , 15. . wg' 22 5 ,Q 7' 1 fl ,, s X ,.. 1 4. CA ,. 'A -Aj! Ta r h 2 f , k E AL ,ix 1 2-- Q r - ., 1 v ' .! '. ,2-.W l ' , e 4.9 ' c , '-K-.,.:'-,f -- . ,' ,' 5 , ,I -f . -HP ' . , -if .,.1 p . X I v' . N!! ,' --V-. , '1--uf 1 ' 1 Fjh, ' 3 5-if? Zi fm WW I- A A I A ns, 'Q 'Q' L-mi, Q1-2. tx, xx ...n 3, mint niahles Best Looking: H. Baker. J. Timperio. Runners-up: A. DeVenuto, D. Martuscello. Friendliestz A. Am odeo, M. Conn. Runners-up: R. Best Dressed: M. LeP011a. A. Reese. Runners-up: A McQuiston, E. Horton. Amodeo, L. Alfieri. jluninrs The Junior Class, under the auspices of Mr. Beruk, has progressed rapidly in the styling and purchasing of a class ring. We have changed from previous classes by having the school seal on one side and the rampant lion from the Duke of Mar1borough's shield on the other. We would like very much to make this style our permanent school ring. We are also looking forward to our Prom in May. We all know it will be a great success and are avidly awaiting for it. Anthony Pascale, Junior Class President Officers and Advisor - R. Lofaro, Vice-President S Starm Treasurer K Maier Secretary Mr Beruk Advisor: A. Pascale, President. ROW ONE: G. Pitkin.M. Pasca1e.D. Mi1ano.M. Oster- hout. ROW TWO: L. LaPaitra.M. Pagar1o.Miss Smith. A. Pasca1e.P. Liguori.R. Lofaro. ABSENT: Donald McDonald. ROW ONE: P. Trapani. G. Verdi. G. Rizzo. L. Rossa. ROW TWO: M. Salinovich. M. Vetrano. L. Wood. R. Tubbs. ROW THREE: V. Porcelli. Mr. Homokay. C. Ryan. 54 ROW ONE: M. Magistro.J. Lofton. C. McCaw.G. Tom- ane11i,K. Maier.S. Pastorella. ROW TWO: D. Muthig. S. Merrill. I. Mannese. T. Pisani. V. Peterson. ROW THREE: P. Lombardozzi,R. Martin.R. McAteer.J. Pi- sani. ABSENT: M. La Rocca. F. Mazze1a.D. McDonald. C. Monahan. ROW ONE: P. Poulin. C. Shovan. I. Van Vliet. ROW TWO: D. Porpiglia. A. Russo. D. Reedy. ROW THREE R. Tubbs. C. Ryan. M. Stalfe. J. Srellefson. ABSENT: F. Porce11i.K. Reis. W. Scott,A. Spearman.S. Starin. J. Walker. I. Williams. ROW ONE: C. Campolo. C. Borelliz M. Cosman. ROW TWO: L. Ba1dwin,M. Andonucci,D. Crispell. ABSENT: J. Amoia,P. Antunovich. R. Bar1ey,R. Baxter.W. Boyd. F. Campolo. I. Cutrone. .L ROW ONE: J. Hawley.T. DeSantis.P. DiBona.G. Grein- er. ROW TWO: J. Farkas,W. Giametta,A. Hoaglander. J. Dal1Vechia. ROW THREE: J. Johanson, I. Davis. ABSENT: W. DeFabio, T. DeTuca. J. Easterling. M. Easterling, C. Forrester. F. Herring. ROW ONE: L. Baldwin. M. Camuglia. S. Casey. Mr. Kennedy. ROW TWO: D. Crispell. C. Anderson.R. Bell M. Coleman. ROW ONE: I. Hawley. N. Falcetano. A. Fiori. J. Gib- son. Mrs. Kunst. ROW TWO: I. Giordano. C. Fulton. P. Kroh.T. Dirago. R. King.F. Giametta. ROW THREE: I. Halstead. I. Jones. 55 I E .4 E . 56 nphnmures M stands for all the great moments we have shared in your school years. C stands for the careers you may pursue. May we wish you the best of luck in your under- takings. H stands for the height of the achievement and progress reached through life, beginning with your years in high school. S stands for the serenity which we all search for throughout our lives, but only achieve by hard work. Danny Martuscello, Sophomore Class President Officers and Advisor - R. Passante, C. Salinovich, D. Pagano, D. Martuscello, Mr. Scheinman ROW ONE: J. Eager. V. Coupart. S. Diaz. G. Blanch- ette. ROW TWO: L. Fekishazy. J. DuBois. S. Devine. ROW THREE: Mr. Scheiman. ABSENT: T. Bagatta, E. Cooley, J. Davis. I. DiMicco, L. DuBois. J. Freeborn. ROW ONE: D. Vradenburgh, L. Wells. T. Williams. ROW TWO: S. Sylvester. E. Valenti. S. Sears. D. Workman. ROW THREE: D. Schreiber. I. Whitaker. P. Wilson. Mr. Repke. 58 ROW ONE: D. Brootkowski. L. Benevento. N. Bronner. A. Bona. ROW TWO: C. Camuglia. C. Castrogiovanni I. Eckerson. M. Caruso. ROW THREE: R. Brooks. R. Brooks. J. Alfano, F. Benfer. ROW FOUR: I. DeSantis. G. Budington. J. Ferrari. ROW ONE: K. Weitman, M. Tobasco. C. Salinovich. ROW TWO: L. Rodelli, N. Troncillito, L. Pilus. ROW THREE: A. Rhodes, R. Pultz, F. Salzano. ROW FOUR: K. Swain. C. Peterson. C. Schrnake. D. Sutton, R. Stupple. ABSENT: E. Pross. W. Ronk. R. Shackelford. I. Smith. T. Williams. ROW ONE: J. LoPresti. D. Minadeo. A. Monahan. ROW TWO: L. Pavlik. M. McLaughlin. D. Pagano, T. Mon- ahan. ROW THREE: V. Monti. G. Meyer. ROW FOUR: J. McDonald, K. Maxwell. Mr. O'Donne11. ABSENT: N. Lopergolo. B. Low, J. Mason. T. Morrison. ROW ONE: S. Lazaroff. D. Gaspar. S. Greiner. ROW TWO: R. Henry. R. Kniffin. G. Lazaroff. ROW THREE: Mrs. McCourt, G. Kodilanen. ABSENT: A. Gilliland, D. Griggs. C. Hornes, P. Johnston, M. LaMe1a. '--A'- ROW ONE: D. Ortale. A. Mannese. A. Marcon. ROW TWO: D. Lyons, R. Passante. L. LoFaro. ROW THREE: S. Marsiglio. D. Martuscello. B. Low. ROW FOUR: J. Mandia. D. Marsh, A. McQuiston. ROW FIVE: J. Lo- Presti. ABSENT: J. O'De11, W. Norton. ROW ONE: R. Kodi1anen.D. Kurtz. F. Kovacs. I. Kurtz. ROW TWO: L. Gilmour. L. Howard. I. G1-einer. ROW THREE: D. Hoaglander. M. Glowatz. W. Hennekens. 59 60 P' 4 res men We, the class of 1970, want to express our sincere congratulations to the graduating class and wish them all the success possible in their future endeavors. We, as freshmen, feel that the senior class has contributed a great deal to Marlboro High School during their four years here. We hope that one day we, too, can be as fine an example of leaders of the student body. Brian Kaley, Freshman Class President Officers and Advisor - E. Mackey B Kaley T Andonucci D Passante Mr Homokay ROW ONE: A. Ward. M. Pascale. B. Partington. E. Wright, R. Roth. ROW TWO: I. Robinson. G. Peterson. Mrs. Stellefson. J. Pugliese. C. Travis. N. Woitko. 9' ROW ONE: D. Magistro. D. Mataraza. D. Nickerson. L. Kettener, R. Miller. ROW TWO: E. McGown, D. Lukacik. Z. Lognoos. C. Marci. G. LaPa1ra. C. New- e11. ROW THREE: W. Low, C. Masten. W. Mirabella. C. Kramer. R. Mead. ABSENT: A. Lawton. 62 ROW ONE: J. Trainor. E. Sims, L. Trapani. I. Perrone F. Santagada. ROW TWO: P. Wilson. M. Renaud. D. Russo.S. Stevens,D. Partington. ROW THREE: M. Var iano, D. Passante. H. Starin. ROW FOUR: P. Weist.I Winfield. C. Stolf. ABSENT: J. Potter. P. Ruvolo. W. Van Amburgh. R. Whalen. ROW ONE: M. Mannese.A. Lopergola. P. Leto.J. Nick- 1in. ROW TWO: E. Mackey. D. LaPo11a. J. Noto, D LoFaro. G. lndato, B. Kaley. E. Kovamik. G. Lynn. Mr. Renaud. ROW ONE: M. Canosa. D. Amodeo. S. Brown. A. An- gelo. ROW TWO: E. Colombo. A. Barr. L. Boyd. ROW THREE: J. Coleman. A. Barley. K. Bagatta. J. Caruso. Mr. Morris. R. Boyd. C. Dalymple. In-'-' ROW ONE: G. Haarbye. P. Inglese. L. Golenia. ROW TWO: G. Giametta. E. Eager. M. Fiore. ROW THREE: M. Ferrara. G. Freeborn. I. Ford. ROW FOUR: K. Hen- ry. J. Grasso. ROW ONE: J. Dirago. C. David. G. Carter. ROW TWO: D. Baxter, S. Acerman, E. Davis. ROW THREE: M. Cosman. P. Bush. V. Doering. ROW FOUR: A. DeMar- co, J. Da11Vechia, T. Andonucci. ROW FIVE: B. Da- vis, S. Colombo. E. Caldwell. ABSENT: F. Bartu1a.G. Bird. ROW ONE: I. Graziosi. D. Hammel. I. Fisher. ROW TWO: R. Fulton. S. Golenia. M. Falcetano, T. Henry ABSENT: P. Hoey, L. Drayton, A. Farkas. R. Jackson. Mr. Munoz. 63 64 7 ighih Etude We eighth graders congratulate the grad- uating seniors. We wish them all the success and happiness in whatever they choose to do in the future. It has been a pleasure to associate with them during the past year. This year has been an interesting one for the class of 1971. We had our classes inthe high school building instead of the elementary building where we spent the first seven of our school years. We have learned many new things in all of our classes: Science, math, English, art, music, shop, home economics. We are look- ing forward to a happy future in our new high school building. ,, , . . g G ' R. Gerentine, Eighth Grade President Officers and Advisor- M. Devenuto R Gerentine S Bushnell Mr Wynne ROW ONE: I. Stevens. T. Veriano. I. Woodward. E Spearman. ROW TWO: J. Sanicola. M. Walsh. S. Woolsey. E. Scoppa. ROW THREE: I. Stokes. G. Van- Ambutgh. ABSENT: G. Sager. G. Squilla. W. Steph- ens. J. Wilson. W. Wright. ROW ONE: V. Tudico. A. Williams. F. Tesser. D. Stupple. C. Sadler. ROW TWO: M. Shovan. R. Wells. Mr. Wynne. G. Start. ROW ONE: B. Diorio. M. Colombo. I. Felicello. D. DeSantis. M. Decker. ROW TWO: G. Crispell. I. Dall- Vechia. H. Eckert. Mr. Giesler. R. Fisher. G. Furhman. 66 ROW ONE: D. Devine. T. Fasano. W. Earley. B. De- vine. M. Colombo. ROW TWO: D. Davis. B. Dalrym ple, P. Ferguson. G. Furhman. S. Ford. I. Cummings. ROW THREE: C. Cypher. M. Colombo. J. Freeborn. R. Fino. ABSENT: I. Da1lVechia, T. Cutts. M. De- Venuto. G. DiVesti. I. Clark. 4-1... Q ug. ROW ONE: T. Pastorella. R. Voto. S. Pitkin. M. Man- dia. R. Pross. ROW TWO: L. Robinson. C. Pugliese. R. Post. R. O'De11, I. Ostrander. ROW THREE: F. Mu- thig. I. Mason. D. Rosa. A. Rothchild. ABSENT: C. Powell. A. Race. in-Q., ROW ONE: S. Bloomer. S. Bushnell. W. Brooks. A. Bell. R. Benfer. ROW TWO: T. Ayers. A. Auchmoody. Mr. Connors. O. Bell. C. Alonge. R. Camuglia, R. Bene- vento. ROW ONE: L. McAteer. J. Pavlik. T. Morrison. L. Mazzella. B. Merryman. ROW TWO: A. Rosasco. J. Mead. Mr. I-laluska. R. Milite. R. Roosa. A. Reinhardt ABSENT: L. Maxwell, C. McKay. J. Miles. Y. Meyers P. Pfleger. ROW ONE: D. Canosa. G. Casabura. J. Amodeo. S. Bush, P. Benben. ROW TWO: J. Bagatta, M. Castro- giovanni, S. Caradonna. F. Card. L. Borchert. ROW THREE: W. Beadle. A. Campolo, K. Antunovich. D. Benevento. ABSENT: D. Althieser. W. Bonds. R. Boyd. S. Bradford. S. Bronner, A. Casciano. 67 'lint- ROW ONE: K. Lyons, B. Leto. C. Hoyt, D. Tomanaco, L. Helrnan, R. Gerentino. ROW TWO: S. Lazaroff, C. Hacunda, T. Hicks, J. Lyons, J. Hennekens, C. Ko- dilanen, R. Hansen. ABSENT: D. Iakson, R. Herring. 4. .R-nm... .R-mfrwm., ROW ONE: D. LaPo11a, D. LoFaro, D. Low, L. Kra- mer, M. Herring. ROW TWO: R. Kusmeir, L. Gas- parini, E. Kovacs. Mrs. Leto, D. King, L. Jastremski V. Lazaroff. 0 68 5211211111 Etude The seventh grade Student Council provided the seventh graders with an opportunity to express their ideas on many subjects which were brought up and discussed. Some subjects were noon hour recreation, a seventh grade Christmas dance, student code of behavior and dress, and assembly program planning. We organized committees for the different projects we worked on. The important projects were the lessening of locker and hall ,tie-ups,. the forming of hall monitor squads, and the or- ganization of a dance committee. Russell Pugh, Seventh Grade Class President STUDENT COUNCIL- ROW ONE: V. Mannese R Pugh D Minadeo C David ROW TWO Mr Maze, J. LoPresti, R. Parks, K. Barr, D Troncilhto ROW ONE: M. Caruso, S. Brown. J. Camuglia. K. Barr. J. Beretta. I. Amodeo. V. Budington. ROW TWO: E Bolduc. G. Brooks. D. Barron. M. Buffone. R. Bolduc, M. Agnew. ROW THREE: Mr. Bedell, F. Caldwell. E. Casey, Mark Amoia. J. Balfour. G. Appler. M. Amoia. ABSENT: M. Barnes. L. Berard. C. Blocker. T. Brad ley. N. Burley. F. Canosa. ROW ONE: S. Rothchild. L. Rhodes. D. Sutton. I. Reinhardt. C. Roth. I. Yavorski, D. Salinovich, R. Salzano. ROW TWO: E. Spearman, W. Siddle. M. Timperio, E. Wood. I. Starin, D. Wheeler. D. Troncillito. T. Tr- dico, N. Trsso. W. Wilklow. M. Wilson. ROW THREE: R. Schaffer, F. Trainor, D. Tornanelli, S. Wright,D. Sanford. Mr. Cabe, G. Stanton, P. Robinson, G. Salinovich, W. Smith, E. Winfield. C. Squilla. ABSENT: M. A. Scilla. E. Shackelford, S. Shackelford. M. Tralongo. l ROW ONE: M. Hall, J. Mazey, D. Martin. G. Jastremski. K. Hansen. G. Henry. F. Henry. ROW TWO: J. Johnston. S. Karge. G. Kurtz. V. Matay, J. LoPresti. M. LoFaro. ROW THREE: Miss Hawkins. R. Jones. E. Jennison. D. Martin. D. Masten. J. Leonard. W. Halstead. V. Mannese. A. M. LoPresti. M. Maxwell. ABSENT2 M. Hammill. D. Hildebrand, C. Hutlock. P. Kettner. R. LaRocca. ROW ONE: L. Quick. W. Nolen. S. Moshier,L. Morie1lo.C. McQuiston.R. Partington. P. Pascale. ROW TWO: D. McKay. I. Murray. D. McClain. D. Minadeo. K. Pilus. R. Murray. E. Powers. R. Pugh. ROW THREE: Mr Laurenzano. C. Polgar. D. McAteer. R. Parks. D. Morrison. C. Morgan. E. Peterson. P. Peterson. R. Muthig. ABSENT: A. McClain, R. Mead. P. Monroe. R. Monroe. R. Monroe. G. Norton. E. Peak. B. Pfleger. D. Por- celli. i 1 ROW ONE: R. Cascio. D. Costantino. L. Graziosi. T. Denton. P. Gardner, K. Gigliotti. R. Eady. B. Chum. ROW TWO: C. David, A. Guarino. J. Gregory. R. Berean. E. Dina, T. Coupart, M. Cypher. R. Fino. D. Gontz, S. Felicello. I. DeFabio, F. Culbreth. ROW THREE: W. Davis, K. Festa, J. Dunn, P. Fiorelli, T. DeVenuto. Mr. Mullin. S. Clarke. R. Cutrone, A. Gondolfo. S. Geraci, A. Felicello, A. Consoli. ABSENT: D. Cobb, E. Davis. M. Drayton, M. Grahm. C. Grant. M. Gray, A. Gucciardc nmnrnnm ZEU ROW ONE: I. Santora. W. Colbreath. I. Herring. W. Herring, B. Gondolfo. Miss Bove. ROW TWO: M. Herr- ing. B. Winefield. C. Winefield. A. Aurigemma. ROW THREE: B. Homes. J. Rhodes. D. Peterson. Q2-Xciihiiies STUDENT COUNCIL - The activities of all organizations of the Marlboro Central School are coordinated by the Student Council. The membership of the various councilsg social, legislative, judicial, and executive consists of representatives of the various clubs and classes of the school. 73 W SOCIAL COUNCIL - F. Salzano, M. Rinaldi, Le. Coleman, G. Tomanelli. D. Mataraza, D. Lyons, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - D. Mataraza, A. Swain. L. Wood, A. Amodeo, Miss Apuzzo, L. Alfieri. Hyatt, A. Russo, R. Miller, L. Rodelli, A. Swain, J. DuBois, M. D. Amodeo, M. Pascale, D. Milano, D. Martuscello. 74 The purpose of the Student Government Association as stated in its constitution is, to bring about such a de- gree of cooperation among the students, and the accept- ance of responsibility of the students and their organiza- tions, as well as maintain and uphold the highest stan- dards of school life. Organized into Legislative, Executive, and Judi- ly and collectively a responsibility for the conduct of our high school life striving always to promote habits of loyalty and self-discipline. cial branches its philosophy has been to share individual- 194' Q x L. X 'ff ,. ' . - x , I fn u 4 5 ' - l .fn xi . Q A .T E 3 K , -,f',:,1'x. J.. 5 N s . fy LQ f A . . , -Q - -+R A, --.. K. 3 A f iqwihi. , K 4. ., 'bl Q . ' N fb x v 'fx . 1 Q , 1 A E K 15:25 .L KT... 2 1-I 4 -F - f . --f S KW I 9 , . 4... Z . , x '4- 5,9 fx ,, XB 4 s 'iw 76 ' .J NEWSPAPER STAFF - ROW ONE: G. Rizzo. M. Camuglia, F. Mazzella, R. Lo- Faro. ROW TWO: A. Polizzi, A. Fiore, D. Ortell, E. Eager, J. Dall Vechia, J. Giordano, Mrs. Kunst, J. Gibson, M. Pascale, C. Coupart. S. Casey, J. Hawley C. Masten. FTA - ROW ONE: E. Eager. A. Lopergolo, M. Renaud, P. Weist, A. Angelo, M Lopergolo, D. Mataraza, D. Martusceilo, L. Alfieri, L. Hyatt, J. DuBois. A. Mannese, P. Poulin. ROW TWO: Miss Salada, L. DuBois, M. Tobasco, L. Pilus L. Canosa, M. Conn, E. Kramer, C. Andonucci, V. Pavlik, C. Piazza, A. Di- Marco, F. Benfer, L. Rodelli, M. Rinaldi. ART CLUB - ROW ONE: J. Whittaker, M. Ferrarn, G. Haarbye, P. Galinia. R. Miller, J. Stellefson, Mrs. Stellefson, J. Giordano, J. Ford, A. Amodeo, J. Wassi. ROW TWO: S. Stevens, J. Mirabella. A. Andola, R. Davis. I . Milano. LIBRARY AIDS - ROW ONE: M. Cosman, P. Inglese, Mrs. Murphy. E. Eager, A. Rhoades. ROW TWO: D. Lucasek, I. Kurtz. FHA - D. Martuscello, L. Wiley, L. Jones, J. Timperio, J. Fino, K. Militi. ' FHA - L. Bull. R. McQuiston, E. Kramer, C. Piazza, J. Evans, L. Alfieri, C. Masten, J. Larkin, M. Conn, C. Andonucci, C. J Colombo, L. Canosa, L. Hyatt, L. Hyatt. M. Rodelli. FHA - ROW ONE: S. Casey, M. Camuglia. S. Merrill, Mrs. Mataraza. T. DeLuca, M. Magistro, E. Fiori, M. La- Rocco. ROW TWO: S. Pastorella, P. Trapani, D. Milano, T. Dirago, J. Hawley, J. Giordano, R. Baxter, F. Mazella, M. Andonucci, J. Van Vliet, J. Gibson, J. Hawley, M. Osterhout. ROW THREE: V. Peterson, W. DeFabio, P. Kroh, D. Muthig, J. Jones. 78 E BUS SQUAD - C. Melvin, R. Faulk, Mr. Robinson, S Atkins, B. Partington. LEADER'S CLUB- ROW ONE: Mrs. O'Donnell. ROW TWO: F. Mazella, E. Kramer, T. Dirago. ROW THREE: L. Alfieri, M. Andonucci. ROW FOUR: K. Maier, P. Poulin. Le. Hyatt, Li. Hyatt. ROW FIVE: L. Jones, C. Piazza, C. Masten, J. Jones. ABSENT: C. Colombo, M. Eager, D. Martuscello, D. Muthig. ln September, 1966, the Math Club be- gan its second season of activities. Under the direction of Mr. Jules Homokay, the club or- ganized a seven-man team which competed in the Orange County Math League. A total of five meets were held at the respective host schools. Those schools in competition were Newburgh Free Academy, Washingtonville, Monroe-Woodbury, Mt. St. Mary, Mt. St. Vincent, and Marlboro Central. As the year progressed, the status of our team gradually improved. The Math Club is looking forward to a successful 1967-68 season. MATH CLUB- ROW ONE: J. Johanson, D. Tuthill, H. Baker. A. Pascale. ROW TWO: M. LaPol1a, M. Pagano, V. Pavlik, R. Car uso, Mr. Homokay, L. Hyatt, L. Wood, K. Maurer. BUSINESS CLUB - ROW ONE: M. Camuglia, A. Polizzi, M. Pascaie, C. Coupart. ROW TWO: A. Fiore, J. Timperio, C. Masten, J. Gibson, C. Andonucci, D. Milano, T. Dirago. ROW THREE: Mrs. Loth, I. DuBois, L. Hyatt, C. Colombo, L. Hyatt, K. Milite. ROW FOUR: J. Larkin, J. Evans, J. Giordano, F. Mazzella, W. DeFabio, L. Bull, A. Maroon, A. Mannese, T. Bagatta. D. Brootkowski, P. Johnson, B. Kovarnik, J. Fino, G. Datoush. ROW FIVE: S. Pastorella, M. Pascale, S. Casey, C. Piazza, L. Canosa. GAA - ROW ONE: M. Eager, D. Helman. C. Andonucci, L. Canosa. ROW TWO: D. Milano, J. VanV1iet, T. Dirago, R. McQuiston, M. Rinaldi, I. Timperio, L. Wiley, M. Conn. ROW THREE: J. Gibson, D. Muthig, S. Merrill, Coach Kroh. G. Tomanelli, C. Masten, M. Rodelli. FIRE SQUAD - ROW ONE: Mr. Robinson, R. Tubbs, C. Coupart, L. Wiley, I. Timperio, I. Fino, R. McQuiston. J. Larkin, M. Rinaldi. J. Squilla, A. Polizzi, N. Falcetano. ROW TWO: A. Pascale, M. Werba. B. LaPolla, R. Delga- do, L. Troncilito, D. Muthig, A. Troncilito, B. Farret, B. Partington, A. Amodeo. ROW THREE: H. Baker, C. Mel- vin, S. Atkings, R. Faulk. E. Horton, J. Hoey, E. Kurtz, D. Tuthill, G. Conn. R. McMullen. MONITOR SQUAD - ROW ONE: J. Mirabella, A. Troncillito, J. Milano, C. Melvin, R. McMullen, W. Partington, K. Maurer, L. Wood. ROW TWO: M. Wei-ba, A. Amodeo, G. Datoush, C. Masten, C. Coupart, M. Pascale, A. Polizzi, E. Kramer, L. Wiley, L. Hyatt, M. Eager, D. Helman, C. Andonucci, G. Conn, E. Lopergolo. ROW THREE: T. Mastropaolo, R. McQuiston, L. Alfieri, L. Bull, D. Tuthill, W. Stephens, A. Andola, M. LaPolla. R. Fauk, R. Del- gado, E. Horton. H. Baker, D. Martuscello, Mrs. Mataraza. ROW FOUR: R. LaPo1la, J. Hoey, M. Rinaldi, B. Kovar- nik, G. Colombo, C. Colombo, J. Timperio, L. Troncillito, I. Squilla, L. Canosa, M. Conn, J. Larkin, R. Caruso, C Piazza, C. Salvemini. ROW FIVE: J. Wassi, D. Lyons, J. Fino. J. Pavlik, W. Farrett, V. Pavlik. 81 PEOPLE'S PARTY - ROW ONE: K. Maier, C. Piazza, K. Maurer, J. Jones, M. Andonucci, D. LaPo11a, Mr. Morris. ROW TWO: M. Falcetano, S. Griener, G. Haarbye, G. Tomanelli, B. Kaley, N. Falcetano, T. Andonucci, B. Mil ler, D. Baxter. ROW THREE: M. Caruso, J. Stellefson. B. Camuglia. ROW FOUR: M. Pagano, H. Baker, R. Mc- Mullen, D. MacDonald. 82 CITIZENS PARTY - ROW ONE: J. VanV1iet, R. McQuiston, L. Alfieri, D. Martuscello, M. Osterhout. ROW TWO: Mr. Munoz, L. Bull, T. Bagatta, C. Andonucci, M. Tabasco. L. Hyatt, L. Hyatt. ROW THREE: F. Benfer, A. Amo deo, A. Andola. ROW FOUR: J. Johanson, G. Conn, W. Hennekins. ROW FIVE: A. Pascale. TORCH STAFF - ROW ONE: J. Timperio, M. Andonucci, L. Canosa, C. Andonucci, M. Pascale P. Poulin. ROW TWO: M. Cosman, M. Rodelli, R. McQuiston, C. Colombo, A. Polizzi. ROW THREE: L. Bull, C. Masten, G. Datousch, J. Wassi. ROW FOUR: A. Amodeo, C. Piazza, L. Hyatt, R. Caruso, V. Pavlik, L. Hyatt, G. Conn, D. Martuscello, L. Alfieri, M. Rinaldi, L. Jones. M. Conn, S. Atkins. J. Griggs, D. Tuthill, C. Salvemini, R. Davis. J. Vanvliet. 84 CIRCULATING EDITOR. C . Piazza: BUSINESS MANA GER, A. Amodeog CO-EDITOR, L. Alfieri. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR, D. MartusceI1ogCO-EDITOR, V. Pavlikz LITERARY EDITOR, R. Caruso. COPY EDITOR, Le. Hyatt: BOYS' SPORT'S EDITOR, G. Conng SPORTS EDITOR. Li. Hyatt. Swinging iB Hgunaiiunal Snzlqnnl I X I Z 5 GIA' usin THE BIG BAND MARCHES Under the direction of Mr. Silvestri, the Marlboro High School Band performed at all home football games this year Not only were the fans provided with a fine repertoire of marches, but in addition, the band performed many enjoyable helf- time shows. 89 1965-86 U.C.A.L.a SECTIDN 9 sasxrmu cuanrlons SENIOR BAND - D. Tuthillz President, J. Mannese: Vice-President, L. Dubois: Secretary, S. Greinerg Treas- urer, T. Andonucci, L. Baldwin, A. Barr, D. Baxter, F Benfer, C. Campola, J. Caruso, M. Caruso, R. Caruso. M. Coleman, D. Crispell, A. DeMarco, T. Dirago, M. Falcitano, J. Ford, G. Haarbye, W. Hennikens, E. Hor- ton, I. Jones, Brian Kaley, D. LoFaro, L. LoFaro, D. Lyons, D. Magistro, C. Maier, S. Marsiglio, D. Mar- tuscello, D. Martuscello, D. Mataraza, R. Miller, L. Pavlik, P. Poulin, D. Reedy, K. Ries, M. Rinaldi, G. Rizzo, F. Santagada, H. Starin, S. Starin, A. Swain, J. VanV'liet, L. Wood. TWIRLERS - D. Lukacik, M. Magistro, E. Eager, P Inglese. DANCE BAND - ROW ONE: G. Casabura, D. Magistro, M. Falcetano. B. Kaley, M. LoFaro, D. Baxter. ROW TWO: D. Mataraza. J. Mannese, E. Horton, D. Lyons, D. Tuthill, D. Martuscello, S. Marsiglio, D. Lyons. JUNIOR BAND - John Amodeo, Jim Baretta, Kenneth Barr, Sara Bloomer, Leona Borchert, Deborah Canosa, Francine Canosa, Frederick Card, Martha Caruso, Gary Casabura: Secretary, Rose Cascio, Gary Crispell, Wayne Earley, Theresa Fasano, Steven Fordg President, Kathleen Gigliotti, John Gregory, Marion Hall, Maurene Hammill, Thomas Hicks, Ro- bert Jones, Paul Ketner, Barbara Leto, Diane LoFaro, Michael LoFaro, James Lyons: Treasurer, Marie Mandia: Vice- President, Duane Martin, Donna Minadeo, Janna Pavlik, Robert Post. louis Quick. Adolph Reinhardt, Paul Roosa, Alfred Rosasco, Robert Salzano, Robert Schaffer, William Smith, Jeffery Starin, Debra Stupple, Martin Timperio, Theresa Var- iano, Josefe Yavorski. MID-VALLEY MINSTRELS - ROW ONE: Mr. Scheinman, J. Timperio, V. Staples, L. Alfieri, C. Piazza, J. Stellefson. ROW TWO: G. Haarbye, N. Falcetano. M. Tabasco, L. Rodelli, D. LaPo11a, S. Merrill, K. Reis, L. Roosa. ROW FOUR: C. Fulton, D. Bell, J. Johanson. FIDELS - ROW ONE: L. Gilmour, E. Kramer, P. Poulin, Miss Peterson, C. Piazza, R. Caruso 92 SENIOR CHORUS - ROW ONE: P. Poulin, M. Conn, R. Caruso. M. Rinaldi. ROW TWO: E. Kramer, L. Gilmour, K. Maier, L. Jones, C. Piazza. ROW THREE: L. LoFaro. L. Fekishazy, L. Ketner, M. Tobasco. ROW FOUR: J. Rizzo C. Kramer, L. Benevento, L. DuBois. '-ag- ' EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS - ROW ONE: L. Krammer, R. Benfer, A. Race, E. Bulldock, C. Kodilanen, K. Antunovich, B. Williams. ROW TWO: M. Colombo, T. Variano, D. Stupple, S. Bloomer, R. Mead, R. Wells. ROW THREE: L. Borchert, D. Davis, J. Pavlik, A. Auchmoody, J. Ostrander, S. Ford. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS - ROW ONE: C. David, W. Davis, B. Siddle, N. Russo, C. Roth, R. Bulldock, T. Tudico. ROW TWO: R. Eady, G. Buddington. D. McClain, S. Hutlock, R. Partington, P. Gardner. ROW THREE: S. Clark. D. Martin, J. Leonard, R. Berean, F. Culbreth. J. Jastremsky, K. Pilus. ROW FOUR: K. Hansen, S. Wright. B. Hal- stead, L. Morriello, J. Camuglia, J. Reinhardt. 94 mm, vviiff M xmnmy, . 11 . K VARSITY FOOTBALL - ROW ONE: H. Baker, F. Salzano, E. Horton, F. Giametta, R. LoFaro, D. Pagano, J. Mira- bella, D. Crispell. A. Pagano, D. LoFaro. ROW TWO: Coach Kroh. R. Tubbs, M. LaPolla, G. Pitkin, M. Pagano. F. Monroe, E. Kurtz, R. Faulk, D. Marsh, B. Giametta, D. Martuscello, R. Passante. A. McQuiston, Coach Maze, Coach Finklestein. HEADS OR TAILS? Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro nurnhnarnl O Haldane O 6 Liberty 13 O Highland 14 6 Rondout Valley 13 13 New Paltz 6 27 Wallkill 0 26 Pine Bush 0 '7 Onteora 0 4 Won 3 Lost Y 55 N..-J W-fl? X.. gl- 'iw W R We F , 4 H3 ,sw fwi'.' 63 'fuk ,I f Q , .,. ..:, 'A ix 'fm' f rf L x J 31 Jw-- 5 Q -, 1 - . , I R' x 15,31 ff' wg N 5 X. K -4' ' .5 V ' fl .. x ff'w..-.,. is 12 A 1 ' . . gy K' If 1 , ' U- mf .f X ug T x Q W, . 7,-,Lv , W .' K Q' . A , gg, A '- 'dv mi -K 1. S' W Q JF fy .,v, V I .. T , ,L L4 ,wg s fx-f' K . , wma - , t ' R ,V 5 . w- I M 5 X - fgumirf-gh. ' v 435, is W if kv-R wx h - yi. x X93 SENIOR LINE UP - ROW ONE: R. Faulk, H. Baker, E. Horton, J. Mirabella, E. Kurtz. ROW TWO: F. Monroe, G Pitkin, LA. LaPo11a. LOOK OUT. COACH!!! 98 df, ,-QQ. 3 r 3.15 4 1 'xr H ,ity --1 M f v qs? yr , X713 av W, a . . My f , ,Wm Nm E :sw ff if f n I M... . .53 1967 UCAL CHAMPIONS - ROW ONE: Coach Sagarese. ROW TWO: C. Melvin, R. McMullen, H. Baker, F. Monroe G. Giametta. J. Cutrone, R. Faulk, A. Hoaglander, A. Pascale, R. McAreer, M. Pagano, M. LaPolla, N. Peterson Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro Marlboro 100 rnrelxnarnl 66 71 67 73 82 73 62 66 43 72 64 67 70 99 47 90 65 85 17 Won Chester Wallkill Rondout Highland Pine Bush Cornwall Onteora Chester New Paltz Fallsburgh Wallkill Rondout Highland Highland Falls Valley Central Onteora Pine Bush New Paltz 1 Lost 2' 'Z 5.12 AW' 38' I if J is SENIORS M LaPolla F Monroe R Faulk, H. Baker, R. McMullen. There was a definite feeling of loss when Mr. O'Donne1l resigned as coach of the varsity team. Re- placing him was Coach Sagarese who guided the Iron Dukes in attaining the title of UCAL Champs of '6'7. The Dukes had a terrific season winning 17 out of 18 games which included an undefeated league record. Rich Faulk, the principal scorer made 53 points in the game against Highland Falls surpassing Mar1boro's pre- vious record of 47 points for a single game. Mickey La- Polla, Fred Monroe, Mike Pagano, and Roy McAteer provided the vital offensive and defensive plays so nec- essary for our ream's success. Howie Baker and Ralph McMullen were among the essential replacements whose enthusiasm and vigor helped to make the Mighty Dukes triumphant. J. V. BASKETBALL - ROW ONE: B. Partington, F. Monahan, D. Kurtz, D. Passante, D. Martuscello. W. Mirabella R. Passante. ROW TWO: C. Hacunda, D. Sutton, D. Marsh, J. Greiner, W. Hennekens, D. Hoaglander, J. Alfano, B. VanAmburgh, Mr. Connor. WATCH OUT, FRED! 103 W TRACK TEAM - ROW ONE: Coach Sagarese, H. Baker, D. Fekishazy, G. Woolsey, L. Licopoli, F. Faulk, J. Johan- son, L. Wood. S. Rizzo, C. Peterson. ROW TWO: D. Low, C. Melvin. E. Pross, J. Lofton, I. Freeborn, W. Low. J. LoPresti, I. Pross, G. Budington, N. Peterson, B. Low, G. Kodilanen, E. Miller. M. Stolfe, J. MacDonald, R. Stupple i G A Q. , nh 1 V, V R . ., ag A BIG HOWIE PUTS DUKES AHEAD AS ALWAYS WOODY LEADS THE PACK i 104 I, ,... , , R f THE RACE IS ON. RISING RICH. I-IOWIE SWEEPS IN FOR A CLOSE SECOND VARSITY BASEBALL - ROW ONE: M. Miller, M. LaPo11a, R. Aurigemma, N. Fino, F. Verdi, G. Kodilanen. ROW TWO: Coach Kroh. J. Mirabella, R. Ronkese, M. Archer, J. Fino, B. Giametta, R. McMu11en,C. Mandia, M. Pagano, D. Dragotta, P. Pollizi. wgff. - I W, --,,. . ., . -s -' ..?.Q. J. V. BASEBALL- ROW ONE: C. Hacunda, R. LoFaro, S. Marsiglio, F. Mandia, D. Kurtz, F. Salzano, J. Lyons. ROW TWO: D. Pagano, D. MacDonald, D. Porpiglia, V. 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But experience shows that the business of life is precisely the business of learning. To be sure, what is learned must be applied. But the more we learn, the more we have to offer ourselves, our families, our society. It is sometimes too early to start doing, but it is never too late to continue learning. E M