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

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LU NC HROOM SQUAD Row l: Ernie Jahn, Frank Donner, Vincent Esposito, Frank Wall, Lennox Hagemann, Joseph Bonica, Row 2: Kenneth Goehl, Roger Piper, Alfonso Stozzone, James Gaz- zale, Peter De Vito, Victor Liss, Mr. Ghigliotti. Row 3: Tommy Greene, Robert Smith, Frank Marino, Edward Hohenstein, William Sedutto, Richard Long, Bill O'Con- nell. Row 4: Vincent Nicito, Anthony Intege lia, Leonard Vignolo, Mario Torres, Thoma: Brennan, John Midgett, Richard Spangler. Row l: Charles Birmingham, Frank Datello, James CliHord, Richard Okolsky, Edward Rose, Leonard Ortolano. Row 2: James Dougherty, Raymond Battilana, Charles Lein, Charles Simpson, Thomas Tumminello, Bob Burgo, Joe Santello, Row 3: John Russell, Matthew Di Teresa, Maryan Rahe- lich, Pat Esposito, Alan Molnar, Peter Vito. Row 4: Mario Russo, David Schatt- schneider, Douglas Dallmer, Anthony D'Ales- sio, Robert Berselli, Bob O'Connor, Ronald Dreher. -,- -5

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The uides are in Search of order plus courtesy. 'l he Guide Squad offers the school its services at all times during school hours. lts goal is to establish a good environment and to promote line school morale. 'l'he members are obliged to check students for passes. and to accom- modate guests. The Guide Squad is under the supervision of Xlr. lidward Chigliotti. He directs the squad in its activities and places squad members wherever they are needed. Special groups are in charge of the student lunch- rooms during lunch periods, and of the auditorium and study hall in the morning before classes begin. lk- -e .. GUIDE SQUAD Row 1: Vincent Trimarche, Theodore Gar- galoni, Mary Lou Trimarche, Joan Montana, Doris Bard, Rosemarie Schwarzroclc, An- drew Toth. Row 2: Rosalie Bellina, Carolyn Tobuck, Carol Auer, Arlene Firstner, Frances Speziale, Raymond Baum, Thomas GriHin. Row 3: Rochelle Davis, Anna Rescigno, Margaret Odessa, Carmella Lofaso, Mildred Marruso, Camille Singer, June Sellitri. Row 4: Gladys Baxter, Mary Falloon, Pat Marks, Anne Vento, Joan Reres, James Cliltord, Joseph Bonica. Row l: Conrad Meibauer, Joseph Moschella, Tony Grippi, Charles Cannizzaro, Frank Donner, Frank Datello, Mr. Ghigliotti. Row 2: Larry Dowler, Charles Simpson, Helen Roperti, Tom Healey, Jack Cuccia, Carol Ann White, Marianne Reilly. Row 3: Ed- ward Moresco, Theodore Miller, Walter Muller, Charles Lein, Thomas Tumminello, Catherine Sasso, Virginia Tantillo. Row 4: Carmen Giannandrea, Leroy Post, Enrico Cucco, Vern Wall, George Hiby, Bill Beschner, Bob Burgo. 2-t

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The Ushers strive for courtesy in dailv living Joachim Stieber, Chairman at Ushers, assisted by Ruth Letich and Charlotte Joseph, distributes assignments K i F for Open School Night, November l0, to Ronald Cavanough, Vincent Esposito, and Peter De Vito. Our assemblies constitute an important phase of school life. One reason for their success is due to the excellent supervision of the usher squad. In medieval times Richard Il had his ushers, hetter known as heralds. 'l'heir duties were closelv related to those of present dav ushers. Vie know that thcv directed roval pageants and ceremonies with great dignity. Under the careful guidance of Mrs. Marguerite Xloserop, New Dorp's ushers keep all events in order. thus assuring smooth and effective programs. 'l'hev con- tinuallv strive to uphold their title as one of the most dependable and efficient organizations in New Dorp lligh School. Row l: Ronald Dreher, John Midgett, Rich- ard Spangler. Row 2: Peter De Vito, Frank Wall, Victor Liss, Jock Bellows. Row 3: Joseph Barresi, Kenneth Goehl, Charles Lein, John Giordano. Row 1: James Dougherty, Edward Moresco, James Gazzale, Vincent Esposito, Mario Russo. Row 2: Thomas Greene, David Schott- schneider, William Sedutto, Charles Bir- mingham, Joachim Stieber. Row 3: William O'Cannell, Richard Long, Robert Smith, An- thony lnteglia. I6