North Tarrytown High School - Headless Horseman Yearbook (North Tarrytown, NY)

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Zi. Mr Z? A weapo h t co es do n as st II As sho flakes tall pon the so t f ee s w e ec es a As ght g does the Il of od o ce o doo o locks Can sh eld you ts the ballot box EDWARD DELFAY Best Looklng GERRY SPENO WILLIAM HORAN Most Popular ROSEMARY LENNOX FRANK CALABRANO Best Dancer ANN JELENEK STEPHEN BENEDICT Best Dressed JEAN FRAZEE LOUIS TONELLI Most Llkely to Succeed FELICIA ESTEBAN JOHN MELLO Most Talkatlve HELEN SALAWAY JOHN SOLTIS Most Bashtul NELDA WILSON MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Most Pleassng Personality GERRY SPENO MORRIS AMATO Llvelnest AGNES GALLAGHER REGINALD CARDWELL Best Athlete ANNE MARIE SMITH LOUIS TONELLI Dad Most for N T NANCY NICOLAIS MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Dld Most for Sensor Class MARY SMERCAK LOUIS CIOCCA Most Attractive Smale JANE GALGANO MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Most Respected FFLICIA ESTEBAN STANLEY YOUNG NICHOLAS SORIANO JOSEPH MADDEN FRANK CALABRANO OTTO FRITZ ARMANDO GALELLA FRANK CALABRANO JOHN MELLO CARL NEUENDORFFER FRANK BUCKHOUT JACK RABIN PATSY CAPOSELLA LOUIS TONELLI JOSEPH MADDEN JOSEPH MADDEN STEPHEN BENEDICT LOUIS TONELLI Merrnest Class Optlmlst Class Pesslmlst Class Scnentlst Most Courteous Class Muslcnan Class Artust Most Studlous Most Hlgh Hat Most Bored Most Romantic Faculty Joy Heart Breaker JOHN MELLO Teacher s Torment JOHN MELLO Most Radlcal JOSEPH TOMELLIERI Best Conversatlonalust BILL MCLAUGHLIN Tallest MORRIS AMATO Shortest WILLIAM ANZOVINO Most Cooperative JOSEPH TOMELLIERI Most Dngnutled LOUIS TONELLI Most Accomplushed WILLIAM ANZOVINO Fr endlnest MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Mcst Admured JOSEPH MADDEN Cla s Dramatlst ANDREW VASCO Most Temperamental LOUIS TONELLI Most Buslness luke JOHN MELLO Most Outspoken JOHN MELLO Class Nulsance PAUL DAN KO Best Excuse Maker ROSEMARY LENNOX Wnttuest HELEN SALAWAY Most Sophlstncated ADRIENNE VON KUMMER Most Versatlle HELEN DAVIS Most Reserved MARIE DIETZ MARY DRAGO ANNA JACQUIN CAROLINE AARON NELDA WILSON NANCY NICOLAIS MARY MENO SHIRLEY BAKER SHIRLEY BAKER MARY MENO ALICE DUQUETTE MARY BALLAS SHIRLEY BAKER JOYCE JENSEN AGNES GALLAGHER HFLEN SALAWAY ROSEMARY LENNOX MARION STEWART GRACE TADDEO LUCY DE MILIA JEAN FRAZEE FELICIA ESTEBAN ROSETTA SYMMS EVELYN KLIBBE JOYCE JENSEN HELEN DAVIS NANCY NICOLAIS HELEN SALAWAY HELEN SALAWAY Page T e Ty f OX n ' a m w i w u dl But x u r man' III, Ii nin wi Cv Q Andfromitsfriqnr rnr H FRANK CALABRANO Best All-Around ' HELEN DAVIS w n - ive

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LOUIS TONELLI He protsts most who serves best ADRIENNE Von KUMMER A good name IS rather to be chosen than great rrches gd ,QI PaEe T enty four .A JOSEPH TYSINCER O I sleep It IS a gentle thang Beloved from pole to pole VERA WANAMAKER A merry heart doeth good Itke medicine STANLEY YOUNG In the life of a young man the most essentnal thang for happuness us the Itt of frnendshup MARIE ZUCCARDO A good frlend IS worth two right arms ANDREW VASCO The sea' the sea' the open sea' NELDA WILSON The southern generals were great Indeed ANTHONY ZASTENCHIK Tas no tame to talk

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Ama of C39 ua. Cguoofgoki TIME: l935-l939 SCENE: N,T.H.S. The whistle blows and the game begins. Michael Fitzpatrick, the cap- tain, kicks off and English receives. Science and Civics come to his defense, but our captain, with his assistants, Gerry Speno co-captain, Morris Amato treasurer and Reginald Cardwell as secretary and the great backfield of the Freshman Class, succeeds in throwing him for a ten-yard loss, Algebra calls for time out and the Seniors take this opportunity to give the Frosh a Fresh- man Bawlf' The game is then resumed and School Books come back with a strong team and regain the ball. They threaten our goal so it is time out for the Class of '39 During this brief rest period the team decides to hold a Freshman Dance. It is very successful and with boosted spirits we return to the field and hold our own until the end of the first quarter. As a result of the rest period between the quarters, the Class of '39 comes back with a new lineup still captained by Michael Fitzpatrick, but now with Margaret Jacquin as co-captain, Betty Barr, secretary, and Morris Amato as treasurer. The now Sophisticated Sophomoresu are in danger of losing the ball only once and then take time out to hold a dance. This strengthens them greatly and they keep School Books from further advances and the half ends with the score O-O.