Middletown High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Middletown, NY)

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St.md--lieverly Plew. Albert Vicere. hir. Guertin. Donald Perna. Nellie l.cwis. Slaudluge Thomas Lapinski. Frank Ryerson. Hazel -Iennings. ,loan NX'heeler. john Nnrrcale. 1'lliwlll 'P.lfI'lLll SPANISH CLUB NE of the several clubs sponsored by the language departments of the Middletown High School. the Spanish Club hopes to increase the interest and pro- ficiency of its members in the Spanish Language and to provide them with a thorough knowledge of the history and culture of Spain and the habits ot' its people. The club is guided by Mr. Guertin. Dow. Richard Dana. BEAUTY CLUB HE Beauty Club, advised by Miss Iiorbes, attempts to help its members improve their personal appear- ance. Highlights of the past year were a Christmas party and a visit from Miss ,lacqueline Hale of the Prim Company. who demonstrated how to make and cover belts and buttons and use them as atcessories. In the future, the club hopes to offer members the servites ot' a hairdresser. Firif mu-Dorotliy jones. Sharon Spencer. Betty Scali. SLLVNILI will-l5ai'b.1ra Iidwards. Gloria Pinto. hfarv .lane Abbott. Eluina Rivera. -losefa Rosadim. Barbara Oldfield. Tlmd wzzfbliss Forbes. judith Kidder. Nancy Hunter. Thelma Terwilliger. Patricia Sullivan. Venice Riccintti.

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M. fa.. 15 74 Scpllecl'-'lunotte Tally. Gale Akawie. Mrs. XVoodruff. Ann Borland. .loAnn Merritt. S1.n1dm,g--- Paul Cartman. Sandra VUL-instein. LE CERCLE ERANCAIS HE purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to bring to its members a clearer understanding of France, its cus- toms, and its people. Under the leadership of Mrs. Woodruff, the club engages in charitable work, sponsors a dance, and holds cookie and holly sales. The spring trip to New York. complete with dinner at a French restaurant. is the years highlight. SCIENCE CLUB HE Science Club is intended to foster interest and active work in scientitic fields among those students considering a career in science or engineering. The club sponsors the Moon Award for original research in science and is completing a twelve-inch reflecting tele- scope on the roof of the school. One of this year's high- lights was a trip to the IBM plant at Poughkeepsie. where the members studied electronic computers. limi win'-Rutli Carroll, Peter Vandervoort. Jurgen Brewer, Theodore Yoxanovitch. l.inda Kroeger. Scfcnud mu'-Miss Gray. Edward Duncanson. Rollin Cook. Charles Carroll. Irving Frank, George Reit. blames Cook. Stephen Chinn. Calvin Skinner, Charles -Iudelson. Robert Rosen. David Kleiner. Erwin Burros. Dan blarcellus. Michael Tax. Abrw1lfHerb Zaritsky. 'Iohn Cutler. Bohden Klufas. james l.oGerfo. Virginia Nelson. Bob Peay. .lay Tinsman. ,lack Turner.

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lfiixil mu'-C. Carroll. R. Mcliennett. K. Abt. C. Arkills. li. Ovens. S. Wc-instein. l.. Tompkins. N Hahn. V. Goldner. BI. Dlugatz. R. Lynch. N. Meola. Stcwfd mu-DI. Arfmann. M. Purdue. T. lessen. R. Fulton, C. McNamee. li. Dunn, M. Collins, Miss Hill. M. Tripp. li. Stc-rnherg. M. D'Onofrio, J. Kirkpatrick. J. Merritt. 5. Crookston. 'lfvfrd fuzz'-A. Deisseroth. W. Blanchard. I.. bpano. P. Lane. j, Leighty. E. Cotter. -I. liorenstein. li. liutterlield. C. lflston. K. Wfitlcowski. l. Brachman. A. Vogt. D. Bergamo. F. Schart. F. Frank, Iffiifrrlv wir'-bl, Nickles. K. Mosher. G. 'C'!oodhams. L. Mason. P. Moore. D. Sayer. S. Anderson. T. Spisso, li. Christiana. P. Thoben. M. Aihkenas. M. McKenna. E. Decker. A. Horton. l.. Bull. li. Arbramson. V. Nelson. lfifllv mu -W. Benedict. T. Darcy. W. Francisco. M. Degnan. C. l'lricli. R. Peay, ,l. Tinsman. -I. Berkman. bl. Collins. V. Corbacio. M. Fox. D. Hulseapple. IU ICR CLASSICAL LEAGUE HE junior Classical League, the school's largest club. is open to all Latin students who have ad- vanced beyond the first year. Members pledge them- selves to keep alive in the modern world the vast treasures handed down from the classical civilizations. Under the guidance of Miss Hill, the club engages in charitable work and other activities, culminating in a gala banquet in the authentic Roman manner. s.P.Q.R. P.Q.R., under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hultslander. , is open to all Latin l students. This club, which meets during the regular club period, plays part in encouraging its members to enjoy Latin and increasing their knowledge ol- Roman civilization. Programs in- cluding Latin games or discussions of classical civiliza- ton are presented at each meeting. Among their money- making projects are a dance and a food sale. Fiiif mu'-Susan Gibbs. Teresa Fotino. Peter A. Nickles. Hans Ext. Sccwid :mt -Robert Novig. Nancy Comfort. Carole Hamilton. Lawrence Testa. Tlvim' mu--lNlari.i D'Onofrio. Melanie Dahl. Mrs. Hultslander. Nancy MacKanin. -Ioan Murray. Karen Faller. Patricia Sherrc-rd. l.inda Scott. Ioann Eherts. Ffinrfb mu-Arthur Loder. W.iltcr Francisco. Diane Valentia. -lean Marasco. Sandra Barton. Karyl Salxati. Constance Rosenhlum. Fiffb mu-Richard Wfilliams. Robert Mcliennett. Richard Lvnch. Alan Goldner.