New Dorp High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Row 7: Barbara Brown, Charlotte Whalen, Helen Burtner, Doris Coscia, Sarah Matranga, George Beschner. Row 2: Rita Collins, Dolores Davis, Christopher Carrozza, George Allen, Robert Campomenosi. Row 3: Anne Privracky, Rosemary Marchetta, Elvira Cavallaro, Joe Manifold, Tony Galletta, Santo Gargano. Wfffff' ' A-A Q I Row l Barbara Alexander Joan Embleton Ruth Hofmann Blanche Pendola Angie Montella Row 2 Peter Pruvracky Victor Floranhno George Schmutt Joe Manifold Rosemary Marchetta 31 l Durlcee, George Sweeney, Andrew De Sario, Charles Ruocco, Fred Viebroclc, Italo Cataldo. Row 3: Anne

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The Guides claim that politeness goes far. . . The Lunchroom Squad is responsible for the neatness and courtesy which are desirable in a community eating and meeting place. The members- Row 7: Peter De Vito, Louis Ghibaudo, Frank Peteroy, Anthony Integlia, John Pitarresi, Philip Corso. Row 2: Larry Johansen, Robert Carves, William Sharpley, Walter Schmidt, Louis Palladino. Row 3: Peter Greene, Leslie Bellows, Joseph Coccoli, Jay Strausser, Jack Bellows, Charles Di Giacomo. The Maintenance ot a Neat and Orderly School would be a good motto tor the New Dorp I-ligh School Guides. Mr. Edward Ghigliotti, their adviser, chose students to various marshal posts throughout the School. They are instructed to checlc students tor passes to prevent loitering in the halls, and to pertorm other major duties too numerous to mention. Another group, chosen with especial care, comprises the Lunch Room Squad ot Captains and Assistant Captains, who are responsible tor achiev- ing a model lunchroom. Row I: Sally Rosso, .loan Bordas, Carol Russo, Gina Viscariello, Mary McKenna, Mildred Yegenslri. Row 2: Dick Montana, Jack Unkel, Ronald Massari, Albert Sinclair, Italo Cataldo, Mr. Ghigliotti. Row 3: Joan Haeger, Joyce Rafalsky, Joan Alter, Vic Fiorentino, Robert Masello, Warren Taylor, Bob Kennedy.

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ENGLISH OFFICE Carol Bogaeri and .lean Cibelli do fyping and clerical work in ihe English Office, SCIENCE OFFICE STAFF Seafed: Marie Colangelo, Mr. Greenslade, .loan Bordas. Sfanding: Lida Bell, Cynthia Scaiano, Jean Gugielmo, Lorraine Nuna- mann. SOCIAL STUDIES The Office Workers in New Dorp feel that experience also teaches... Trifles malce perleclion, ancl perleclion is no lrillef' Wilh lhis in mind, lhe girls who worlc in Jrhe various 'rypes of office lhroughoul The school are lrained lo accuracy. In lhe general offices-as secrelaries To Miss Carmela Pignala in 2l3, lo Mrs. Barbara Mc- Keague and lo Mrs. l-lelen l-leavey in I23, and lo Mrs. Mary Shuhsler in l25-'rhe girls lype, file, as- I ., Q 'Wt i i ' M3 ,wa 'I ..., K ff .zur vw C? W 't '81, . f Q- Social Sfudies secreiaries are Row 1: Kath- ryn Berfoncini, Mr. Merovick, Josephine Bertoncini, Ann Callahan. Row 2: Anna Schnaes, Joan Cicchese, Monica Golia, Ralph Daiuio, Roberi Kehoe, Etelke Ber- zsenyr, Gail Mulcahy. We ,X 'mmf 'f 0 . X--. 7 X