North Tarrytown High School - Headless Horseman Yearbook (North Tarrytown, NY)
- Class of 1949
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Ioan DeGeorge. Ianet Belliv au 1 9 4 9 , L ji fi i..g. i'F i '! 'l! QT 'sw W., is H E A D L E S S NORTH TARRYTOWN JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGI ' r ,em Y' . A N X ' +'5'4Q'5: '-4f'S'3'.':-1'l'-3. f-5fl f7-'f'-N3'm'3?s .. s, -X---.7-s...---.L'--.21-m.,. r --'M ,, ' M- .. Lf vL ,s.1.1'f'::.,, ':-4'?,jg-'-.l'k. X g 7 W.- -Wi .mb t., Q Q... A - s..'!f,5 -. -.. .gf 'rl' fad, r' Nth- ilQ N L' f- -1-A ..,.., vw. --.....,,.o,,,,,M HORSEIVIAN FOREWORD Into the gone and iruitiul years. Searching the memories ol the past, Weiqhed by the thought of ancient fears. Seen from the scope of scholars last. Now speeds the sorrowing plight ol day. Unbound by its temporal force oi power. To which crude time has shown the way. Druining its lile from ev'ry hour. Such in truth, before thy ieet, When great kings. their kingdoms ruled Knew not oi the golden seat, Reigned by one with knowledge ieweled. IOHN MAFFUCCI LCHOOL, NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK it A., W 'Mli.E DEDICATION The trumpets of life have sounded: Faded with the echoes of time, Marked with the air of purity, To the dust, from whence we came. Such is the path of life to take- Reflects from heart to soul of man. Shows the picture of the mind Unaltered, its true plan. Thus, angels live from day to day, We know not whom, within our reach, Until the light that lit the way, Casts its shadow o'er the road. Away, fair comrade. The battle is won: Till in fate again, we meet. lOl-IN MAFFUCCI A , Wai nf' 5 Q M T' 1 IN MEMORY OF FRANK GAGLIARDI I f-M Administration MR. DELBERT O. FULLER U ,CARL E1 NYM-AN Superintendent of Schools P1'1nC1PU1 of H1911 School ll gs . N. I 0' X ' M' MR. HAROLD C. AHLQUIST MH. RAY A. MILLER Principal of Elementary School Guidance Director BOARD OF EDUCATION Lett to rightiz Mr. Winfield L. Morse, Attorney: Mr. Delbert O. Fuller, Superintendent: Mr. Francis X Quoin. Mrs. Hal A. Kroeger. Mr. Iohn A. Barbour, Vice President: Miss Iulia Barron, Treasurer: Mr Ioseph A. Mahoney, Mrs. F. L. Donaldson. Mr. Frank L. Martin, Clerk: Mr. Frank A. Brooks, President Q V .I fs ,- Q5 .1 C! ii .lvfp YH' The Faculty Lett to right: Mrs. Elizabeth Di- Vico, Artg Miss Vereno Dcucl, Languages: Mr. Donold Peosc, musicg Miss Elizabeth Moclfor land, Languages, Miss Hclcvi Ferris, Music, First row llett to riqhtl: Miss Nino M. Plomonclon, Englishg Mr. Orloft Story, Senior Clossg Miss Mcirion Hennessey, English, Miss Anno Woods, English. Second row lleft to riqhtl' Mr. Stanley Kolinger, Enqlishg Mr. Gabriel Hoyes, Enolish. First row lleft to rightiz Mr. loseph Sager, Coochj Mrs. Lois Brooks, Libroriong Mr. Chorles Wilford, Coochg Dr. Annette Herzmon, Psychologist. Second row llett to rightl: Miss Ellcne Edmond, Coochj Mr. William Whitton, Coach. 6 The Faculty Seated lleft to riqhtl: Miss Edna Hcnnessey, Commercialj Al a Hauland, Mathe- Miss m matics, Mrs. Grace Edelmann, Mathematics, Miss Isabelle Ever- ' ln ilclt ost, Commercial, Stanri g to rightl: Mr. Kenneth Brown ' Mar Drivina Mathematics, Mrs. - E 1- qaret Rvcinl, Commercial, Mr 4 warcl Fitzpatrick, Mathematics 'D ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY First Row lleft to rightl: Miss Leah Pollock, Mrs. Rose Kar- pinski, Mrs. Catherine Fava- reau, Mr. Harold Ahlquist, Miss Catherine Albaneze, Miss Laura Tubbs, Miss Helen Jackson, Mrs. Gertrude Kelly. Second Row llett to rightl: Mrs. Virginia Seminara, Mrs, Filomena Elliott, Miss Mary Gallagan, Miss Ellen Mahoney, Mrs. Ellen Macquire, Miss Madeline Williams, Miss Rose Hofstetler, Mrs. Katherine Oley, Miss Gertrude Henshaw. R lleft to rightl' Mrs. Third ow . Elizabeth Tracy, Mr. Leon Elder, Mrs Mrs. Genevieve Watson, . Lillian White, Mr, Benjamin Kraeger, Miss Barbara Bouchard, Mrs. Carolyn Thomas, Miss Louise Nadolny, Miss Theresa Gerken. 7 Seated ileft to right! : Mrs. Marv Ward Social Studies, Miss Marie Hinz,' Social Studies, Miss lone B Winters, Home Econom cs. ' ' ht,l Mr. Standing lleft to rig ' Ralph Williams, Social Studies, Mr. Raymond Willmott, Science, Mr. Harold Rasheck, Science, , 1-WNY-5 Mn. LAWRENCE W CLASS ADVISERS Mn. onnopp L- STORY Q gm x 'fl , M , 51:3 I-, am.. ' X. -.ff J ., L .AV,L. , .LA.g ,. db 'LJ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS H mei. LP-Z0 MKG Presidenf HOSE CAPOSSELA LIVIA ROCCHI Treasurer EDWARD . CR Vice Pfesideiffff . Financial Secretary NANCY SCRIBANO Corresponding Secretary QQ -s fry .-P' is-A-H . Wi K- 'wx Ai 1 3 3? E vp CLASSES 'I aig.'Wm.. A f I f K :jf lfiyafi 4 IOSEPH DANIEL A1.v1iDo Activities: G. O. 1, 2. 3. 4: Ir. Varsity Basketball 1. 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4: Intramurals. Captain 1. 2: Dramatics 4: Ir. Red Cross 1. Z. 3. 4: Dance Committees 1. 2. 3. 4. IOHN HENRY ANGUS Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Executive Committee 1: Spiked Shoe Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Cross Country 3. 4: Intramurals 1: Ir. Red Cross l. 2. 3. 4: Dance Committees 1, 3, 4. FRANK JAMES ARNOLD Activities: G. O. 1. 2, 3, 4: Ir. American Citizens 1. 2: Historical Society 1, 2: Library Club 2: Rifle Club 3, 4: Ir. Varsity Football 1: Ir. Varsity Basketball 1. Z, 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Baseball 3. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Hi-Y 3: Ir. Red Cross I. 2. 3: Representative 4: Dance Committees 1. 2, 3. 4. GEORGE BOND BARR Activitieihgy O1 3. 4: Representative 1, 2: Headless Horse- man , St, 4: Ir. American Citizens.l,' 2: Historical Society 1, 2:i'Shutterb'ug Club 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2: Riile Club l, 2: 'g. Varsity Football 1: Varsity Football 2, 3. 4: Ir. Varsity asketballll, 2, Captain 3: Va ity Basketball 4: Baseball 1, ,Zz 37 4: Track 1: Intramuralxl, 4. C'aptain 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3:,Dramaticf 2. 3: Ir. Red Cross 3. 4, Representative l, 2:'Dance Committees 1.-Z. 3. 4. ' IOHN F. BELLIO Activities: G. O. 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross ll 2. 3. 4: Dance Committees 1. 2, 3. .K 'IANET M. PELLIVEAU I Ac ties: G. . LFP 4: I ed Cross 2, 3, 4. , if iff ff 1 H V LOUIS I. BENI Activities: G. O. 2. 3. Representative 1. 4: Headless Horse- man Staff, Co-Editor 4: Art Club 1. 3. 4: Treasurer 2: Glee Club 1. 2- 3: Dance Committees 1. 2. 3. 4. MARY SUZANNE BIROS Activities: G. O. 1. 2, 4. Representative 3: .'Headless Horse- man Staii 4: Ir. American Citizens 1: Historical Society 1: Intramurals 1, Captain Z: Cheerleader 2: Double Quartet 2, a, 4: clef Club 1, 2. 3. 4: chem: club 1, 2. a. 4: If. Red Cross 1. 2. 4. Representative 3. 10 MARY ANN THERESA BLASCIK Activities: G. O. I 2, 3. 4: lr. Red Cross 1- 2. 3. 4. LEWIS HOWARD BOULLER Activities: Art Club 4: Cross Country I: Band 2, 3. 43 Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. GERALDINE ELIZABETH BROWN Activities: G. O. 1, Z. 3, 4: Intramurals I. 2: Double Quartet 2, 3, 4: Clel Club I. 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1. 2, 3 4: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2. 3, 4. BARBARA FAITH BRUMBLE Activities: G. O. 1. 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman Stall 4: Art Club 1. 2. 4: Ir. American Citizens 1: Historical Society l: Intramurals 1, Z. 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2- 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3 4. BARNEY B. BUS Activities: G. O. 1 2- 3, 4: Headless Horseman Stali 4: Ir. American Citizens I: Library Club 1. 2: Football Mariah ger 2. 3: Track 2: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 3' 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2. 3. 4: Dance Committee 3. WILLIAM FREDERICK BYELICK Activities: G. O. 1 2, 3. 4: Projection Club :. 4: Intramurals 2, 3- 4, Captain 1: Hi-Y 3. Secretary 4: Jr. Red Cross 1. 2. 3, 4. 5 , T , E DOMINICK MICHAEL CABRIELE Activities: G. O11 2, 3: President 4: Class Treasurer 2. Vice- President 3: Headless Horseman Staff 4: Debating Team 4: Ir. Varsity Football 1: Varsity Football Z, 3. Captain 4: Ir. Varsity Basketball 1. 3A Manager 2: Varsity Basketball 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 4: Ir. Red Cross I. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees I 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY CHARLES CAPOSSELA Activities: G. O. 3. 4. Representative 1. 2: Rifle Club 2, 3: Ir. Varsity Football I. 2: Dramatics l. 2, 3. 4: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2- 3. 4. 11 QT. Jvsz, 3, 4. .4-f f ' jx 5' 'R 4 x s ir317rlc'APossELA Acti ties: G . Vf. 4: Class Financial Secretary 4: ' dle orsem ' tall, Senior Section Editor 4: French C b 3: tramura 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Double yt 1. 2. 3.4: Clef Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Choral Club 1 Z. 3, 4: Mi d Chorus 3: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2. 3. 4: Dance Committees CATHERINE MARY CECCOLINI Activities: G. O. 1. 2. 3, 4: Ir. American Citizens 1: Historical Society 1: Intramurals 1. 2: Choral Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 3. ff ' DIANE RUTH COOPER .- I Activities. G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Headless Horsefaxf Stal! 4: Ir. American Citizens 1: Historical SoW1.H'1'f'Librany Clubl 2: Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Choral Club 2: . ed Crqsp 1, 2, 4, Representative 3: Dance Committees 1, Z, 3, f J ' MARGARET TERESA CRESSWELL Activities: G. O. 1. 2. 4: 'Intramurals 1, 2: lr. Red Cross 1, 2. 4: Dance Committees 1. 2. EDWARD CHARLES CROKE Activities: G. O. 1- 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President 2, 4: Head- less Horseman Staff 4: Ir. Varsity Football 1: Varsity Foot- ball 4: Ir. Varsity Basketball 1, Captain 2: Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Spiked Shoe Club 4: Track 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1- 2, 3. 4 . 5 , OA ARY rgcsaakrz MM . X Activities: O. . 3, 4' eadl s Horse taif 3. 4: Hi or' l Soci 1: ibrary Treasurer 2 , 4: Intra ls 1 3, oral Club i. : Mixe Chorus 3, 4 r 3: Ir. C 1- Z, Dance mittees l,Z,3.4.. 'I 1 r jf K I 1 ff jf R- ' X' J ' IENNIE I. DeGRANDE Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman Staff 4: Art Club 1: Ir. American Citizens 1: Historical Society 1: Intramurals 1- 2. 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. 4. ' ' PHILOMENA L. D'EUFEMlA Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman Staff 4: Art Club 1: Ir. American Citizens 1: Historical Society 1: Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3- 4: Ir. Red,Cross 1. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1. 2, 3, 4. 12 -ss gms' 35 was-ws, ,M . 'Ov- . 'f .p . f at 53' :Wi W, 9-:Iss 1 MA A gm .. 4 sd C7 SYLVIA DI RAIMONDO Activities: G. O. 1. Z, 3. 4: Art Club 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2. 3, 4. KVI. i I . ,J-'Uk .I I9 'l v f :S 4 I , I Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3. 4: Headless Horseman Stall' 4: 'X Q: ., A A,,' Cl tw 4:-Choral Club,l.! 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Ir. t rf' -Li- R51 oss l, 2. 35'4: :Hi-Y 4. if ' f I J .' fi ix 1 f ' ix A 5 li ll ' I ll 3 ' Xl X ' ' , ' IOHN IOSEPH DRAHOS Activities: G. O. 1, 3, 4. Representative 2: Ir. Varsity Foot- ball 1: Varsity Football 2, 3. 4: Intramurals 1. Z, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3. , - I 0- , - - f , I ' f . MAE TERESA EVERETT Activities: G. O. 1, 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. Chaplain 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4. DOLORES MONICA FOGEL Activities: G. O, 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4. DOROTHY ANN I-'ORMAN Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3. 4: Headless Horseman Staff 4: Ir. American Citizens 1: Historical Society 1: Library Club 1: Intramurals 1, Z: Cheerleader 2. 4, Captain 3: Double Quartet 1, Z. 3: Clei Club 1- 2. 3: Choral Club 1, 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4 : Dance Committees 1. 2, 3. 4. ll M, y fX9 'JJfJ,,-lfEsf5MAil'E'?'?13I:r:aR ActivitiiE?ff'2, 3- ' ess Horseman Stall 4: lu 1: en ub , 2, , ibr r ub 1: Double ua t . el lu - ' al Club l, 2, 3, 4: N d hor 5 f . s 1 3: Dance Committees 3, 4. '19 ,as -nf ' V U fl!! 1 fy ,jf , yi' RIC HD STANLE GA LAG J iymivities: , 2, 3, 4: 'gtlid nt Pyybljll 2: Intramurals 1. 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Ir. Red Cr ssl- , 2- 3, 4: Dance Com- 'tr 'IZ 2. ' , ml 990 X V,-KI lvl. . J, f Y , I, ' 13 .z!. 1- ,II f t ' ANNE rvimmz DHAIQIOS I , 4 IEAN FRANCES GALLAGHER Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. 1. 3, Represento tive 2- Treasurer 4: Class Secretary 1: Headless Horse man Staff 2: Latin Club I. 2, 3, President 4: Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 4: Clef Club 1, 2: Choral Club l, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross l 2- 3: Dance Committees 1 2, 3. IEAN ANN GARZIA Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1: lr. American Citizens 1: Historical Society 1, 2: Choral Club l 2, 3. -t: Hi-Y l: Dance Committee l. yy, Vp .IRG ULIN 2 ctivititsa . O. 1 2. , 4 d . Ho eman Stall 4' I. Am can tizens , : L C 4: Int rals 462, hpr Club 1, ,3, 4: ed us 4: ' : lr. ed oss Z, 3. 4: nce C ittee , . 3, 4 +0 I BAR A A GILENO A ities: National Ho or Society: G. O. 1, 2. 3, 4: lntrci als 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2: Clet Club I. 2: oral Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 2, 3. President 4: Dance Committees .2, 3. ROSE MARIE CINNETTI Activities: G. O. I, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Ir. American Citizens 1, 2: Historical Society 1- 2: Shutterbuq Club 4: Library Club 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Choral Club 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2. 3- 4: Dance Committees 1, 2. LINA M. GONZALEZ Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman' Stott 4: Art Club 1- 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Intramurals l: Double Quartet 3, 4: Clef Club 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Hi-Y 2. Treasurer 3. 4 Dance Committees 1. 2, 3, 4. GORDON R. GRAY Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. American Citizens 1, 2, 3, Rifle Team 1, 4: Varsity Football 1: Intramurals 1- 2, 3. JAMES H. GRIERSON Activities: G. O. 1. 2. 3, 4: Ir. American Citizens 1. 2. A 1 , V-1 , . JOSEPH 1. HAN1-Ilflp ,.f 'f I .-' Activities: National Honor Society: QIO. 2 B,'l:Qpxesentative 4: French Club 2. 3. President 41lSI'iutferbllg Gltzb. President 4: Spiked Shoe Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4:1Cross,Country 3, Cap- tain 4: Hi-Y 4: Ir. RedfCro9'h 4: Dame Coitimittee 4. I I ,fy f ' . , . 1 1 ' , r X V 1 I , . I ' Ol I t I I g if 1 rift - .- : J Pts r' ' I L I ,L ' I I , . ALICE Mmm: IoYcE Activities: G. O. 3. 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Ir. Red Cros 3. 4. , J 2 PATRICIA IOYCE Activities: G. o. 1, 2- 3. 4: Heud1?f'13i?gmQn mu 2, I' Dance Committee 2. ' Y . Literary Editor 4: Intramurals 2: Ir. ed I o ' , 2. 3, X f Y 0 I . 3 WILLIAM FRANCIS KELLY D Activities: G. O. 1, 2. 3, 4: Ir. American Citizens 1. 2: His- torical Society ll 2: Rifle Team 2: Student Patrol 2. 3, 4: Spiked Shoe Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2. 3. 4. ELMER E. KENYON Activities: G. O. 1, 2- 3, 4: Ir. American Citizens 1, 2: His- torical Society I. 2: Projection Club 3. 4: Ir. Varsity Football 2, 3: Varsity Football 4: Spiked Shoe Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1- 2, 3. Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3. Vice-President 4. .XQ xv ' ' HELEN MARY KOVACH Activities: G. O. I. 2. 3. 4: Headless Horseman Staff 4: Ir. American Citizens 1, 2: Historical Society 1- 2: Library Club 1, 2: Intramurals l. 2, 3, 4: Clul Club l, 2, 3: Choral Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4: Dance Committees 1. 2. 3.4. I DOMINICK THOMAS LA CARUBA Activities: G. O. 1 2. 3. 4: Rifle Team 3, 4: Student Patrol 3. 4: Spiked Shoe Club 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Cross Country 3. 4: Tennis Team 2: Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4: Dance Committee Z. MICHAEL LAZOR Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. 1. 2, 3. 4: Class President l. 2. 3. 4: Headless Horseman Staff 4: Historical Society l: Varsity Football 4: Ir. Varsity Basketball l, 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Baseball 3: Track 4 Intramurals 1: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4: Dance Committees 1, 2. 3. 4. 15 :th J -qnallv' . R ...X . 7 'il wi' FRANKLIN MARTIN LENNOX Activities: G. O. 1, Z. 3, 4: Rifle Team 1, 2- 3: Ir. Varsity Football 2, 3: Tennis Team 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 4. CLAIRE IDA LEVESQUE Activities: G. o. 1. 2, 3. 4: Choral ciiib i, 2, 3, 4: Ji. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. .. 1.59-as Y PF BRYANT A. L. LEWIS ! K ' I Activities: Track 4: Glee Club 1: Hi-Y 3. 4.Q'p V h ,'f.vgX ff 53, 4,77 '55 QV K v' Q7 Qt IO fbppxs ox 1 - 1 4 X!!! ' ,ff V. if Honiara Iosi-:PH LOSIER , , y. f iIActivi e :W O. L-K 2. 3, 4: Student Patrol!-Qffr. Varsity f' Tm 2, 3: Varsity Football 4: Track 4: Tennis Team 3: U, ,fln murali If 2. 31. Dance Committees 1, 2. 3. ELLEN C. MCDONOU GH Activities: G. O. I- 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman Stail 4: Intramurals 2. 3: Choral Club I. 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Hi-Y 3. Secretary 4: Dance Committees 3. 4. KATHERINE THERESA ANN MCSTAY- Activities: G. O. 4: Ir. American Citizens 2: Choral Club 3: Ir. Bed Cross 4: Dance Committee 2. sit! ,fn I , f, it 'Q lf f, A il llflv wi N 1 I Vi. , .2 yi 1-:VELYN Ti-isiiisszt AOC iam: '- Activities: G. 0. in 2, 3, 4: Aft c'iiip Z','s: Ji: Amplicaii Citizens l: Historical Society l: Intramurals!-l', 2, 3', 4: Qlelt Club l. 2, 3: Choral Club l, 2, 3, 4: Dante Committee 3. , ' ' -t S ' it FRANK MACEY Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. l, 2' 3, 4: Spiked Shoe Club 4: Cross Country 4: Tennis Team 4: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 4. 16 'i .-f M, 'M' HS' 1--Q '53 OCX S 175521 :.f,, 'il ., -? . V. fin if 'a if .-:I lnfeiffe 4. 'fri 3'-I -l:j- .--. .-.'.- t. .- vl. j.-.3 I ' .Wig .:,.:,'.jg-.:,f:.Qn:.t jg, ::g.:,.f,.:.'g.:'.-..: Hit 'iJ55.35:?5Q L R 1 .i Ji id' S 13 e. Q. 1 Ia. '1'5E'a1g,i' , ' U 1 -r- J hir-iN.. ' 'ig 2 fl SJ 3 YT!!! Clel cms zfcilorlil ,Club 4. I gl, lik 35 of - tw at 1 1 f , 'I X I VJ! - ' I Nj . CCIIQ Activi' : G. . , , 3 ice re ent : Class Vice-P'resi- denpfkw tary , reasu' : a or man ata . . de atrol 3 : Varsit ootball 2, 3, 4: Sp' 110 lub Vice-President rack'!P 2, , 4: Intra- ral 2, , 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: rchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Ir. ed ross l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Com ittees 1, 2, 3, 4. A DELIA .MARY MAHCHIONI Activities: G. O. I,.2, 3, 4: Ir. American Citizens 1. 2, 3: Historical Societyvl, 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross I, Z, 3. 4. 1 1 . ' ELAINE MARG OTTA Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. American Citizens 1. 2: His- torical Society 1, 2: Latin Club 1: Shutterbug Club 4: Library .Club 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2, 3. 4: Dance Committees I, 2. KENNETH IOHN MASON Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Student Patrol 2. 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Sponsor of Iunior Glee Club 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. . Q I V ANTHONY RO A A Activities: G. O. 1, 2, , 4: . A Club 3, 4: Mixed Char 3, : Ir. s 1, Z. 3, 4: Dance I, 2, 3. 1 Ov ' ,WU-ffrf Vgaivities G O 3 4 Representative 1: Double Quartet 2: IVA MARY MOORE Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 3: Headless Horseman Stott 1, 3: Latin Club 2, 3. 4: Intramurals 1. 2: Clet Club Accompanist 3, 4: Choral Club Accompanist 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1. 2, 3. BALTASAR P. MOHATA Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. 1. 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 3: Headless Horseman Staff 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4. 17 AN LINA RO Y mx My f I 9 It 'L I i 1 A'-' ,Q erm if M V X. ui wav' f'k vf 4' -A0 NH VT? ROBERT I. MURRAY Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Team 2: Ir. Varsity Football 2. 3: Varsity Football 4 Ir. Varsity Basketball Z. 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committe'es 1. 2, 3. - I .1 N - . I , , T 'u 1 BEATRICE MARIE OAKES i . Activities: G. OJ 1,' 2, 4: 'fl-Ieodles Horseman Stall 4: Ir. Red Cross If 2, 4: Intramurals 1, JZ, 4: Twirlers Captain 1: Band Majorette 2, 4: C,lei Club 2: Choral Club l. 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Dance Committees 1f'Z, 4. 4-, ' WILLIAM LEWIS PAPP Activities: Shutterbug Club 4: Ir, Varsity Football Team 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2. 3: Hi'Y 4: Ir. Red Cross l. 2. 3, 4. IOSEPH ALLEN PARTLOW Activities: G. O. l. Z, 4: Representative 3: Ir. Varsity Foot- ball Team 2, 3: Spiked Shoe Club 4: Track 4: Cross Country 4: Intramurals l. ADELINE ANGELINA PASSARIELLO Activities: G. O. 1. 2. 3, 4: Headless Horseman Staff li Ir. American Citizens 1: Library Club 4: Intramurals 4, Cap- tain 1, 2. 3: Twirlers 4: Band 4: Choral Club 1, 2, 35 Ir. Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics 4: Dance Committees 1, 3. RUTH F. PIHEDDA Activities: G. O. 1. 2. 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4. . i 2 ' ' , . 1 f lj VIRGINIANL. POWER :JJ tl - B . R I XS Acuvme. G. o. 1. 2. 3. ' Headlex 'H0?emgn'otSiuif. Phptog phy Editor 4: Art b. Secriisgr 3, : Irl American Citiipns I: Hiwal Soc' ty : Intr urukd-Ca'ptajzi l, 2. la, 4:'Band'l. 2, ,4: 1 ciu : ,4: chpr 1 Club 1. 2, QX4: AMixed fcmllg ly 4: Ir. ed Cfoss 1 '2. 3. Dance Commit ttfes 3.4. Q Xxx L X J K- ' 1 ' , X l YN W I l. . ll K lj 1 . XX I , i ' ' I N tx! JETNETTE C HpR1N5,QUmii yy ,'-Activities: G. C., .'1q.'- 3,f4: eadlessy orsemanu Stati, Io- ijograp y Editor, 4: 'Art Clu Secretar fs: Ir. AmerXcan t 1: Historical Soci t 1: Intfam als. Captqihxll, 2 123 C b3j4Ch0l'cIflblZ X. , A . .X :tj jj:LiAIland....4. iifyu ai I ,,a,-if jf, J 'ed Chorus 3.1: Ir.R 'Cross l,2,3.4:DaQ Coihruhttees f 3.4. I! NIJ Ytj ,l X X. i X W' J 1 FRANCIS ALOYSIOUS REMLING Activities: Dramatics 4. GEORGE IOSEPH RICCI Activities: G. O. 1. 2, 3. 4: Rifle Club 2, 3: Ir. Varsity Foot ball 2: Varsity Football 3: Baseball 4: Intramurals l. 3. 4 Captain 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Ir. Red Cross I, 2. 3. 4: Dance Committee 3. , dm , ' . JIIA E UCILLE RIZZI A ' ili ll sema Sta 4: Art Club l. Z: I . 4: nd 1, , Clef lub 3: Choral Club . ji mitt s,l. 3.4. 3LlVIA FRANCES HOCCHI 1 ra . 2. 4: Band 1. 2: Clef Club 3: Choral Club 2. 3.4: Y : ance ommittees 1, 2, 3, 4. ii? vi' - :, adless Horseman Statt 4: Art Club I, 2: Intra- tf .Y LILLIAN RUBINI Activities: G. O. 1, 2. 3: Clet Club 1, 2: Choral Club 1, 2: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE ELIZABETH SABO Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. I, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 1: Art Club 1: Latin Club. Treasurer 3, 4: Ir. Amer- ican Citizens 1: Intramurals I. Z, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Dramatics 1, Z, 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, Z, 3. NANCY MARY SCHIBANO Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. 1. 3, 4, Represen' tative 2: Class Secretary 4: Headless Horseman Staff I, 3. Co-Editor 4: Latin Club 2, President 3, Secretary 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2. 3. 4: Dance Committees I, 2. IOAN ANITA SCROCCA Activities: G. O. 4: Headless Horseman Staif 4: Art Club 4: Historical Society 4: Shutterbug Club 4: Clef Club 4: Choral Club 3. 4: Dance Committees 3. 4. 19 if ? we 5' -A -'? 'FP' 5-T YU? an 1:-.ef 'Ku rxwyv fi S ,W,,,,f y - S' sf .Q 'Q' FV' . .ainiiiaieu IOANNE RENEE SELNEKOVIC Activities: Headless Horseman Stall 4: Intramurals 2, 3.. 4: Clel Club l, 2, 3: Choral Club 1, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Hi-Y 4: Dramatics 2, 3. 4: Dance Committees l, 2. 3, 4. HELEN DOROTHY SIDORIK Activities: G. O. l, Z, 3. 4: French Club 1, 2: Ir. American Citizens 2, 3: Historical Society 1, 2: Shutterbuq Club 3: Clel Club 1, 2 Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 1 .1 MARY HELEN SIMNOWSKI Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman Stall 4: Clet Club 3, 4: Choral Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Hi-Y Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Double Quartet 3, 4: 3, 4: Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4. MARION ELIZABETH SKIBA ' , Activities: cs. o. 1, 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman starck: Intramurals l, 2, 3: Hi-Y 4: Dramatics 2. 3, 4: lr, Red Cross 3, 4, Representatliye l, 2: Dance Committees 1, 2. , i ' N , ' CECILIA PAILLIN E SPRINCE Activities: G. O. 2, 3, 4, Representative 1: Headless Horse- man Statt 2, 4: Ir. American Citizens, Treasurer l: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1. 2. 3: Ir. Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2. 3. 4. . A ANN B. TAYLOR Actiities: National Honor Society: G. O. 1, 2. 3, 4: Heade less Horseman Staff 4: French Club 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Clet Club 4: Choral Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 3, 4. AGNES MARIE TIDABACK Activities: G. O. 4: Intramurals 4: Ir. Red Cross 4. IRENE MARY TOURIGNY Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 2 TERESA L. TOURIGNY Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4: lr. Ret Cross 1, 2. IOHN SALVATORE USAI Activities: G. O. 1. 2, . : . e Cross I, 2, 3, 4. 3, 4: Rifle Club 3' Track 3 Ir R d FLOYD ROBERT VARIANO Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 4, Representative 3: Student Patrol 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Tennis Team 2, 3, Captain 4: Intramurals 1, 4, Captain 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. IOHN IOSEPH VELBA Activities: G. O. l, 2, 3, 4: Spiked Shoe Club 3, Treasurer 4: Track 3, 4: Cross Country 3. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. Chaplain 3: Ir. Red Cross I. 2. 3, 4. I0 W' . 9 'le I1 f I jfrn - 9 X' . A-0 QM Doms E. WADE Activities: G. O. l, 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman Stall 4: Ir. American Citizens 1, 2: Library Club 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Choral Club 1, 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 1, 3, 4, Represen- t ' - ' atxve 2, Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 4. ERNEST P. WILLIAMS Activities: G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Headless Horseman Staff 4: Art Club 1: French Club l: Library Club 2. 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1' Hi-Y 4' Ir Red C . . . ross 1. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 3. ifdff, f f 4 X D , X61 lyfy ,QLQ lk . I ' , Q , M WC' ff' , A gf - XQQEHARLES w G Activities5fG. O. 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 3' . fruity Fog' all 1: Spiked Shoe Club 3, 4: Track 4' C os Countr 3 4 1 Y . I Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Dramatics 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 2. , , ' ' , ESTELLE XENOS Activities: G.'O.,1. 2, 394: Headless Horseman Stall 4: Art Club I.'Americdn .Citizerrs, Treasurer I: Historical Society l:,Intra'murals 3, 4. Captaih 1, 2: Cheerleader 4: Choral Club I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1: Ir. Red Cross 1, 4, Representa- tive 2. 3: Dance' Committees 1, 2. 3, 4. 21 IOHN FRANKLIN YAGER Activities: National Honor Society: G. O. 2. 3. 4: French Club 3: Hi-Y 2. Secretary 3, President 4: Dramatics 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 2. 3, 4: Dance Committees 2, 3. 4. I OFFICE STAFF Seated: Miss Philomena Fallo- caro. Standing lleft to righfl: Miss Mary Lopane, Mrs. Lucy Hayes, Mr. George Helwig. W EA R GALOSNISRUBBERS 7? gl Xg. 'QW Q2 1 6 l -,,., .. -Q fig Q5 u A Q ! X :iii ff? A 4 x A ,f ,JA ,,,,,..,., .. ...- MPN' LH gg .- '- 1 T 3-4.-1 x , ... 1 . . L - 1 , ... V , wa - ,,.. . ,4 - 14' Q ' ,. ' as A ' ' '1- Is it possible that, but four short years ago, we, as inexperienced seamen, eager to unfold the mys- teries of the deep, set forth upon this, the first major voyage of our lives? Our log is now com- plete and we can recall, as if it were only yester- day, the first insertion we apprehensively made in the bold. blank expanse .... SEPTEMBER, 1945 The first step of the humble Freshman Class was to elect officers to pilot them through the stormy waters of the first year. Michael Lazor was elected Skipper with Iohn Maffucci, lean Gallagher, and Alice Sabo as his competent assistants. Miss Verena Deuel shared a great portion of the re- sponsibility for the first lap of our voyage. The Class of '46 gave us a warm reception to launch us on our journey. That day we were attired in various odd-looking garments which rendered us almost incapable of ordinary recognition. Iean Gallagher and Elmer Kenyon almost missed the boat when they were captured by the seniors and forced to serve as mascots for the day. MARCH, 1946 The first entertainment to be provided by the class of '49 was a successful spring dance. The success of this dance and the year in general gave CLASS us something to look forward to in the three years yet to come. SEPTEMBER, 1946 After a full, free summer we, as young seabees. are back and ready for the second lap of our journey. This year found us again guided by that capable captain, Michael Lazor. Edward Croke. Dominick Cabriele, and Iohn Maffucci, served as second, third, and fourth mates this time. Miss Marion Hennessey gave our crew her able guid- ance this year. MARCH, 1947 True to the expectations of our freshman year. we again held a dance for which we received much well-deserved praise. And an unusual dance it was! Those who attended were carried into an unknown phantasy and believed themselves ac- tually walking on the bottom of the sea, for our dance was called the Undersea Jamboree. SEPTEMBER, 1947 Our Iunior year is now beginning and we are setting sail on the third lap of our journey, confi- dent that our last two years will prove to be the 24 11-wma HISTCRY best yet. Again under the direction ol Michael Lazor, we got off to a good start. Dominick Cabriele, Iva Mary Moore, and Iohn Maffucci assisted the captain in this difficult task. NOVEMBER, 1947 The Iuniors got otf to a flying start at the N. T.- W. I. football game where they sold hot dogs. soda, and apples to the many rooters. FEBRUARY, 1948 This busy leap year year encouraged the girls as much as possible by having a leap year dance on February 28. This dance was perhaps the big- gest hit of any of the dances sponsored by the Clas of '49. One and all turned out for this gala occasion. MAY, 1948 The time has come tor which many of us have been waiting all through high school-our chance to give a prom. The gym has been decorated in delicate pastel shades and it is truly a lovely sight to see the girls in their lovely evening gowns R Y, x, R , N- fX xx. 5 and the boys stepping out in tux, etc. lMary Biros was crowned queen of our prom.l SEPTEMBER, 1948 At least we are seniors! After a grand and glorious vacation we are back full of vim, vigor and vitality for the last and greatest year of our high school course. Everybody is on board and ready. Michael Lazor is elected for a fourth con- secutive term. On the slate with him are Edward Croke, Nancy Scribano, and Livia Rocchi. Mr. Orloff Story and Mr. Lawrence W. Hynes, two weathered seamen, help pilot our boat this year. According to the true tradition of the sea, we must welcome in the Freshmen. Although we cannot have an initiation, we will give them a frolic which they will never forget. IUNE, 1949 Our senior ball has come and graduation, too. We have arrived at our destination, but we are missing one dear member of our crew. We are now departing on our second and much longer separate voyages and regret that we must say ship,ahoy to dear old N. T. H. S. K 1 A J ANN TAYLOR and MARION SKIBA 1. , . I ,Il -, 25 1 1 y - ' 1 . 1 Y , mix- , N r' . ,. S f lo ' l' F95 1, 'll-lk - Vx X' 1 i - Q 1 Q I - 2 :. -4 'le 1 we Sm' HE n Most Amgcyzlaniik lose? Sxdoyik Helen ei Drove Cgfgxd Yrdnl' Ambitious E B Most ef graham N593 Ganoqher xiiichoel Lolo Most Studious Michael Lazor Iva Mary Moore Nancy Scribano Kenneth Mason QYUE Most Brilliant Michael Lazor Iean Gallagher Iva Mary Moore 1 Kenneth Mason k -, F' . , S 'f f- l 552, . 3 , X . 1 ul X c or Z bm it wake' ' m E,c05?Le0o5 BQS XXB . ,909 X0 foiwxs is aw! D50 nl be Most Dependable Dominick Cabriele Nancy Scribano lean Gallagher Michael Lazor -.1lH.1Af', 6 90 ee ??onxL P51 m Coiellxof' 5' siexxexylrewxgon -4 - grids! Y069 H Dogg! 11 Walla, Q Most Likely to Succeed Kenneth Mason lean Gallagher Iva Mary Moore 6 ' Michael Lazor 26 Ae CHCICE xv 5 . . Q, R -.r 'll' .rl ll ' 3 he mi, Q 5 iw. ti Best Looking Mary Biros Helen Kovach Iohn Matiucci Frank Arnold Most Athletic Ieannette Quinn Adeline Passariello Iohn Mattucci Dominick Cabriele Heartbreaker Philomena DeEufemia Helen Kovach Ioseph Alvado Edward Croke t Q5 .. fff a : - H r wg . 4 I V' ' 1 n . N ' I My Most Original Ieannette Quinn Lina Gonzalez Louis Beni Dominick Cabriele I3 .?-ug? - Most Sophisticated ii lohn Malfucci -,, Rose Ginnettil I Dorothy Forman loseph Alvadzi - w i is - ,H ll Most Punctual Anthony Matra Nancy Scribano 2 K ,Iff 53.5 - lean Gallagher X A A Iohn Angus Cutest Class Comedian dr-'SX ,- Marie Rizzi Barbara Brumble Teresa Gaulin Angelina Menna 'T Q Robert Murray Dominick Cabriele - V y 27 Frank Lennox Bryant Lewis '-' -7 - ll i 1 Dresseq Iii? Muffucc' Tl DorolhY P05230 Burbcfq G ni Lows Be D Me' Biz: Emlen KOVQch . Mlxy simnovfsk' Louis Bent d I Mannere Hisohn Angus Ann TUYIOY Ann Dmhosk loseph Hana L, , - lisl lxoflfl Conveisa Besf 55910 A xHlgs3YCLfpGOl:5-Zjelu . ' U Ni2L1i 'Y5-if :- i 1 ' L' Did Mos! For Senior Clos-.v Dio! Mos! For N, T. T Rose Capossela jeqn gaglogher - Iofm D1 Georqe Ioan Di Georqe Mxohoel Lazor Dominick Cabnele Dommzck Cobriele Michael Lam, fr: :Q Mos! Versalile Lina Gonzalez Marie Rizzi Michael Lozof Iohn Mclfucci Mos! Boshful Ann Dmhos Hull: Pireddo Iohn Anqus Floyd Voriono .N h ll -Hg V5-a. I W ll.. 277' 'X Best All Around Michael Lazor lean Gallagher Virginia Powers Dominick Cabriele P , v vi l0Y FaCUuY het ecn GGXXCQ ie O Eva Msg :Swv Kenna X LG-,or ymchde Senwf ICG1 . - arie aligner lldq sec, Ga Lolo, wchdel Ccbdele Dogixtick Most Pleasing Personality Ioseph Hanak Katherine McStay Marie Rizzi Dominick Cabriele Most Popular Dominick Cabriele Marie Rizzi Iean Gallagher Michael Lazor chVe . M051 Attgliuiemia - us nzgxel Mos' Ywasgzr . .Es Mflfle ski 55 Hgndk Sxmnow 'goselih Mdggmey Bus Lewii BYYUN ,- .--....f ..,...,..i...l..-- Most Reserved n Ann Taylor Iohn Angus E9 'Z' Anne Drahos lack Yager NEW YORK TIMES Editor-in-chief: W. L. Hines Iune 30, 1959 COCKTAIL PARTY HONORS GOVERNOR TIME: 4-6 P. M. DATE: Saturday, Iune 29, 1959 PLACE: Home of the wealthy sugar tycoon, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Vanderbilt Lewis, 888 Park Avenue, New York City. OCCASION: Cocktail party for the Governor of New York State, the Honorable Michael E. Lazor. This reporter attended a very grand, but rather elite cocktail party on Saturday afternoon. My fellow reporter, photographer and I were greeted at the main entrance by the Lewis' head butler, Charles Wright, more formally known as Ieeves. Head valet, lack Yager, took our hats, gloves, canes and spats. Among the notables present were: Dominick Cabriele, president of False Teeth, Inc., The Teeth that stay in with glue perfected by Alice Sabo, that famed scientist: Ioe Alvado, first baseman for the New York Yankees: Iohn Maffucci, founder of the C. Iohn Maff Atlas Success Course: Dr. Anthony C. Capossela, MD., TMU., TVA., WPA., noted psychiatrist and head of Bellevue Hospital. N.Y.C., and his assistant, Dr. Ann Taylor, M.D., PDQ. Dr. Capossela was seen conversing with his cousin, Rose, who is now president of the Inter- national Baby-Sitters' Union. tSitters are now get- ting Sl an hour per child due to her efforts.l Ed Croke, head coach at Dartmouth, was enjoy- ing his cocktails while discussing plays with head coaches at Fordham, Iim Grierson and Mary Biros. CLASS Dot Forman, owner of the Exotic Gown Shoppe, was showing her gown to Stell Xenos, who just returned from Greece, also to Barb Gileno and Io Selneckovic, those lovely models. Philomena D'Eufemia, president of the U-Need-A-Sun-Tan Oil Company, and Baltasar Morata, head of the Baltmor Hardware Stores, were chatting interest- edly. Bill Papp is now vice president of Baltmor Hardware, Inc. Mrs. Lewis told me that her home was decorated by the famous interior decorator, Lou Beni. Lou is also head of the Murray Dale School of Dancing. Iohn Bellio and Ioe Partlow, owners of the Heavy Lifting and Fast Moving Company were given the contract for all furniture moving in and out of the house. All plumbing was done by Elaine Margotta and Rose Ginnetti, the women plumbers of tomorrow. Architects for the lovely home were Iohn Angus and Barney Bus. Delia Marchoni, Mary Ann Blascik, and Anne Drahos, secretaries to Bob Burray, owner and operator of the exclusive Behind the Eight-Ball billiard parlor, were discussing Dick Gallaghan's new shirt. This out of the world creation is being featured at his Smart Shirt Shop. Gordon Gray and Frank Arnold, owners of the Shiny Brass Rail, which was designed by that famous engineer, Floyd Variano, were discussing the remarkable record of Coach Bill Kelly's Knicks. C2 wins, 22 losses.l Helen Kovach, Marie Rizzi, and Iean Garzia were chatting gaily about their trousseau prob- lems to Helen Sidorik and Kate McStay, who will walk down that isle at a double wedding next week. Elsie Fuller, proprietor of Elsie's Iewelry Cor- ner, Terry Gaulin, shoe clerk at the Adler Eleva- tor Shoe Stores, Dolores Fogel and Gerry Brown, n Q :-Q RCPHECY dental hygienists, Iudge Evelyn Maccabee and her secretary, Barbara Brumble, and Iennie De- Grande, debutante who made her debut in 1957, Kformerly of Whelan'sJ were grouped around Angie Menna, who was entertaining them in the music room. Angie is now appearing at Radio City Music Hall as organist. Ida Levesque, founder of the Right Attitude School for Secretaries : and Ianet Belliveau, her :rble assistant, were talking to Dianne Cooper, who recently returned from Russia where she was do- ,ng social work. They were amazed at the new :elephones in the house. Ruth Piredda was ex- :Jlaining her new No-Dial No-Operator tele- phone. Senator Virginia Power arrived late as she was ietained in Congress where she was introducing mer new bill. Wealthy playboy, Frank Lennox, who just re- urned from a cruise to Bermuda, and the new Jwner of that spot The Varsity, Bob Losier, were iiscussing the new improved hamburger with iight club owner, Ioan Scrocca. Nan Scribano, whose book, The Art oi Making Spaghetti and Meatballs in Two Easy Lessons vas recently published, was telling noted lawyer, ean Gallagher and celebrated concert pianist, va Moore, about it. Miss Moore has just returned rom a highly successful European tour. Watching that famous dance team, Ioan De- Beorge and Iohn Usai, known as I and I, on elevision in the den were Frank Macey, history eacher at the new high school: Ken Mason, pro- essor of Child Psychology at Notre Dame Univer- ity and Anthony Matra, who has just perfected he noiseles potato chip. Ernie Williams, originator of the Be-Bop sus- venders was showing his creation to Lina Gon zalez, commercial artist and songstress, to Ioe Hanak, who just finished construction on a bridge over the Old Mill Stream, to Lt. Pat Joyce of the Women's Marine Corps, and her sister Alice, head seamstress at Miss Forman's Gown Shops, to the Tourigny sisters, owners of the Terry Irene Special- ty Shop, to Sally Sprince, who just returned from entertaining our sailors in China, to Livia Rocchi. famed artist and Marion Skiba, now head techni- cian working at the Medical Center with Dr. Elmer Kenyon. Those Olympic champions, Ieannette Quinn, and Addie Passariello were telling about their last trip to Switzerland. Listening were Lillian Rubini and Doris Wade, secretaries in the firm of Barr :S Byelick, Publishers. I noticed Agnes Tida- back, R.N., and Ellen McDonough, foreign corres- pondent, in that group also. Sylvia DiRaimondo, dress designer, was show- ing her idea for a new look dress to Iohn Velba and Dominick LaCaruba, heads of the A.A.A. fAnxious Alley Artistsl: to George Ricci, now star- ring in The Return of Cal Capone, to Frank Remling, president of the Nut and Bolt Company and his secretary, Margaret Cresswell. Beatrice Oakes, majorette of a nationally famous band, Mae Everett, author of that best seller, Good Manners Everywhere, and Catherine Ceccolini. vice president of the First National Bank, were talking about Miss DiRaimondo's dress designs. As the crowd started to disperse, I spoke to Mary Simnowski, cheerleading coach at N. T. H. S. who told me the class was invited to a dinner at The Flamingo Club, owned by Iohn Drahos, and currently featuring that man with the horn, Louis Bouller. ROSE CAPOSSELA MARY BIROS -' ,sf- 4 in in 2 th I F vw W il W 4 1 First row Cleft to riqhtl: Barbara Watkins. Averiel Berg, Peggy Minich, Ioan Ielenek. Iean Karpinski, Emelia DiVico, Pauline Peller. Lillian lurato, Lucille . DeCarlo. Second row- Kleft to rightl: Larry Kroggel, Craig Smith, Iohn Barr. Ioseph Porcano. Mr. Tlieodore Hutchinson. Donald Pastell, William Suter. Robert Norsek, Fra-ncis Galgano. Robert Nicol. Third row llett to rightl: Marion Smith, Robina Wood, Louise Ubach. Allie May Beekman, Rosemary Ward, Carol Cudneyf Barbara' Garland, Barbara Marasco. Ioan Murphy. lean Slattery, - ' ' W, ',, 46 4, C15GP1l-G ,, I PRP-N President I i my JUNIOR IOHN BENI Vice President -'i .xx W' U ,gm , T... wud! J fin, ,WP t. First row tlett to ri t' rr e D 'e. a ' Coh n, Mary Lecjglo. Beatrice Donnelley, re Payn p i e a, I -Gleason. Con-V stance Waters. Margareb-girhin .1 n w e tl: Iohn Ycrrabek, Post Graduate: Robert o in on el aol o. Vinirelit Carroll, Mr. Theodore Hutchinson, Walt o son. I a Bednar, Iohn Co- vert, Post Graduate: Euqe Brenna st Grqdudt' Third row Cleft to rightl: Thomas Evans. lohn Beni, Ioseph Iaston, No an Beaulieu, Arthur Weeks. Lillian Vidal, lrene Mann. Margaret Cressw l. Fourth row fleft to riqhtl: Saverio Amato, Thomas McCarthy. Fred Travis, Ioseph Miller, Patsy Tornello, Marilyn Maher, Mary Di Martino, Dorothy Koval, Anne Everett, Anna Lanza, Constance Nic-miec. , ' v. X ,.':-7' ting., ,- 't JI'- fl 0, . j'X,of5nQ'- 10 MK jlyya 'nl - J ' ' . ' JJ! lf , . l r ,' X J -' 'QW yt I if ab gg Q Sv rv Ay ww 4' if X 5 ,M ,, Z ygi Q0 1 2 QDQSN P' X Qin MARioN Longo ' f9Crsuref vu Spdxfflx X Qvjuy 6 EDITH BARBOUR Secretary CLASS N .,- ,r 39,5 it 1 'iv .5 ,up-f-Qui ' r .,.: , V ' 1 , A x lf!! Q.. Q ri X: -sn. Q, V ' t f Wi . f N ri Y? x , X 50 , V su 11-3 ' ii., A Mo? B 3 LPCLO N Mgisldenl 1 I- sw GH NXQO1-lit 5 e Pxegde Vic 34 H my ,, ,-,,,,,g..ipoi -.. .Ana- First row tleft to Power, Ioy Camera, Priscilla Dickson, Patricia Iones, Patricia Cudney, Patricia Murphy, Ena Edmond, Eleanor Lemon. Second row lleft to rightl: Arlene Stoller, Barbara Loiaro, Nellie Marcelin, Wilhelmina White, Delma Mann, Edward Erickson, Iohn Malandrino. Iohn Ragusa, Frank Kossilla, Iames Powers, Ronald Breau. Third row tleit to rightla Alice Wright, Mary Remling, Ida Migliarese, Andrew Garrant, Neil Gollogly, Lorenzo Morato, Courtice Dearman, Patsy Venitucci. Hugh Nicol, Alex Lazor. Fourth row Ileit to rightlz Iames McElwain, Bruce Thompson, Elmer Skiba, George Raishy, Benjamin Edmonds, Miles Nixon, Fred Opie, William Palmer. Filth row tleit to rightl: Gerald Cosgrove, Angelo Cavalieri, Ioseph Selnekovic, Frank Matra. Lucill ornello, Ann Hongach, Mary lane Conti, Alice ,QQVWV-i dx 'ip N My rfspfm lwy' ,Qfdpp A , wfva ' 'N U' it 5 fl W C SOPHCMCRE O 11 ' D 0 - A - . .nr L I .- J -A . I Adiffl 719144 ' , t 3 ,,, fn 4--f f'l1' . J I 'fd 14 f ' c A i ' 'i PU vi J' BF j If N , invwf GRP1g:2:retgIY r' ir K , y kf-4'-Vxf' .JVM XF-el - ,jf'f' T 'xffi 0 R , F ' f First row tlelt to riqhtlz Margaret Timmings, Elvira Belanich, Iune Shaugh- nessey, Arlene Stoller, Ioan Shute, Ioan Richards, Iean Brogan, Dolores Bushel. Patricia Gallagher. Rosalie Steponaitis, Barbara Grierson, Shirley Volk. Second row llelt to rightl: Mary Yarabek, Marilyn Cornell, Claudette Gaulin, Angelina Ippolito, Betty Yager, Katherine Partlow, Dorothy Wonsala. Barbara Ronan, Doris Chaisson, Shirley Couture, Dorothy Huff, Iosephine Ferraro, Barbara White, Iosephine Usai. Third row Cleft to rightl: Robert Collin, Theodore Agar. Francis Fucheck, Iohn Forman, Paul Ranieri, Walter Ceconi, Bert Hellenstein, Roman Windas, Iohn Gileno, Daniel Ioyce, Richard Kelly. f Q Qxf' - Ne' 1 -f K X N C L, cv Q., cc. XC v f ' . Lf' Cd. ,- kr 9 x 4,-r ig, ,fait Ulf' if 'J I, X V!!! .1 I y - ,Nt First Row fleft to rightlc Nancy Karpinski, Elizabeth Girhiny. Phyllis Helienstein. Mary Shroba. Mildred Wade, Carol Mclklear, n Rose Miller. Ieannette Sharpe, Lois Sullivan, Domenica Scipioni. Anna Yarabek. Second Row flett to rightl: Robert Covert, Edward Gammie. Ronald Zaborney, Iohn Gallagher, Iohn Kirby. Robert Helwig, Steven Pendzuk, Thomas Murray. George Boady, Iohn Given. Third Row Cleft to rightlc Catherine Dennis, Ioan Payne. 5 ab 7 Mary Ann Fleming, Marilyn Rakacky. Ioan Gray. Iosephine 99 Nixon, Iulia Raishy, Regina Remling, Iosephine Ricci, Hele 5 angieri. Fourth Row fleft to riqhtlt Constance Cudney, Sheila L gan, Mary Beth Larkin, Barbara Muskewicz, Dorothy Nicholas. Helen Dennis. W ' 1 r LM Lwsfdajlx I , L . ff e VV' ,f J' 'M HN rum-To 46 In WD uw wdklvbpi 'MI fiiifl I A so pfesiden' S if 4 . ' fp 'AJ V -F 6 ' fl in x' :fog A - J' -- , J J ,QP A 7 I ,. if ' .lbf -I gl 14 LM QV GNLLLJ ' A ' Q, w I K QU V . f Xt M1-fix, X xjj ,Jalal 'ul If 1.16, T x , , V JJ LJ fx X' - itz' T 'A'ir'A ' ' 0 ' FRE SHIVIA -' 07 . E ' -S, 6 I iv? Q . . ' . Q 4 1 xx f ff ' . 3 'f..'31Fi. ' ff. X ' X1 3 , 4 C. :P ff' 'Af - if-, 'SBD' ,g 'K 1 Q wi R . M I F MAS MURRAY it F5 K X f, A39 X .S '. - If ' mg Taeice President of 'X ,DJJ f N X i Ax AN fp, v 1 at 3 R .......,.-5 are I' taxi it -'-.' b:,,A' X x 1 3 .,:,t, wg, r we-ff , 4 S In 'K V . . u 9 1 4 Q .uf ft ' K bf 37 rf IJ , r X J ill .. lf: . - A. P .H .1 '. I t , ' ,iw -.' K A F-lst paw llgft to rightl: Barbara Iackson, Ann Ouain, Lorraine Wetp .'Cafol Galick. Constance Croke, Iane Deely, Florence Fiala, Fannie Galassi. Second Row llelt to riqhtlr Iohn Connolly, IQ'seph,l3iOuattro, Lowell Smith, Ierry Robinson, Ioseph Iurato, rflnthofly Corda, Iohn Kucich, Richard Brown, Donald Collier, mand Gonzalez. Third Row tlelt to riqhtl: Lucille Beaulieu. E zabeth Drahos, Ioan Bachmann, Catherine Smith, Florence Burial, Iosephine Leggio, Ioan Biloon, Ianet Logan, Nancy Bushel, l,Barbara Louch. Fourth Row Cleft to rightl. Robert Maher, Roland Godbout, Dominick Gaqliardi, Iohn Iurato, Nate Barone, Ioseph Henshaw, Armand Barbosa, James Neevel, Ludwig Rothhaus, Esterino Mele. ., 1- S Q I it 1 R60 L N l Y ,W ft? 1 pf N 1 f f' l I J I -' .fjyin CLASS , ' 1 1 if flaw LOHHA1 NE mf, WETZHL Slifer 'Nl' f -nv ANN Sec: QUAIN 9fQry X X! .Ji EIGHTH GRADE ae Nh I if null First Row lleft to rightl: Robert Lewis, Joseph Bracchita, Robert Pollock, Paul Miethker, Joseph Centofanti, Angelo Usoi, Jack Garbutt, Leo Fragiacomo, Richard Griffin, Roosevelt Barnett, An- thony Manna, Raymond Margotta, Donald Dale, Patsy DiMartino. Second Row lleft to ri htl: Pat White, Margaret White, Mary Ann Kish, Drone Gilbert, inn McLoughlin, Lillian Jussay, Mary Lou Watkins, Sue Oley, Annette Tourigny, Diane Benuscak, Ann Drohos, Ann Tompkins, Gloria Huff, Geneva Mann, Amelia Zoicek, Florence Vecsey, Velma Chiosson. Third Row llett to rightl: Roger Bucci, Chester Foster, Michael Belanich, Guy Wilson, Laddie Hlavatovic, Theodore Roberto, Nor- man Gorenflo, Raymond Covert, John Mansa, Vincent DiCairiano, 38 Q-,qv-A Robert Pollak, William Beekman, James McDonough, Frank Eckert, Robert Bucci, Stephen Kodlec. Fourth Row lleft to rightl: Albert Scogno, William Manco, Pot Kane, Mary DiCairiano, Anna Marie Tortora, Rosemary DiCasoIi, Dolores Milton, Joan Hilosky, Anna Marie Maceyok, Sally Weed, Doris Franqueria, Vino Grady, Rosemary Simpson, Santo Rizzi, Ann Lopane, Adele Buscetto, Mary Fahey, Frances Manco, Julianne Antalek. Fifth Row llett to rightl: Armand Jacques, Paul Erickson, George Varga, John Polka, Bob Williams, Fred Cutspec, John Schwer, Armand Scogna, Louis DiCosoli, Danny McEIwain, Robert Margotto, Donald DeCarlo, Frank Comillieri, Henry Brown, Richard Maccabee, Richard Wainwright, William Wilde, Ted Gorman, James Grady. ll' , . ., ,tw ,v Y lo f Q ' ii li ti.. x.i :Ji Il.. I ' 'i I ' I ' U, . A A J ' -dl .. L' -1 I ,, L Q? i ,A SEVENTH GRADE First Row llett to rightl : John Capossela, John Louch, James Smith, Lewis Connolly, Albert Matra, Eugene Lawrence, Ernest Lanza, Daniel Perugini, Peter Dapas, Peter DeCarIo, Second Row lleft to rightl :Joan Zaicek, Ruth Scott, Dolores Popp, Gloria Riccardello, Arlene Tonietti, Gabriele Guibord, Caroline Hutton, Joan Boyd, Carol Schwer, Jane Montague, Ada Malandrino, Theresa DiCairiano, Joan Zelyez, Eileen Tierney, Loretta See, Mary Ann Sidorik, Arlene Miller, Third Row lleft to rlghtl: Andrew Cohen, Carmelo Sbezzi, Edward Middlebrook, Luiz Matos, Fred Sheppard, Joe Comillieri, Anthony Franqueira, Michael Campoli, Ted Tucker, Harry Banta, William Dimmie, Ronald O'Brernski, Billy Travis, Frank MacLarty, Danvel Gorrant, John Nicol. Fourth Row llett to rightl: Francis Casey, Paul Agar, Joseph Macedo, Steve Boynton, Flora Babcock, Helen DeLade, VirYinia Gallagher Vivian White, Rose Yarabek, Dolores Venier, anis Harris, Eleanor Hatzman, Domenico Minella, Jean Madden, Theresa Erickson, Patricia Seba, Eva Diogo. Fifth Rowe tlett to rightl: Weston Knapp, Keith Kroeger, James Garrant, James Dickson, Thomas Moore, Robert Rothhaus, John Klimas, Thomas Smith, John Prusak, Corinne Stewart, Josephine Resta, Gayle Taylor, Laurion Lecierc, Charles Gardiner, Rodney Armstrong, Robert Brooks, Frank Cotoni, Roger Horman. 39 .sttslfw , 'I llfi if ,M .bk A -1 'I 1.1i,...- V., v I f A ' it Q N 1.0 ,if -f , 'f M . 5 K s. 9 ,M .1 NA , . V Q2 if Vgxjxmw f M-'11 ,T 4 . Y T . IL- ' v.W '1 ,Jxvlr Q3 . I V - . , 4 . , X X. 'r e ,1 ..-I ' ftvl f, Q . 'mf' - . -' V-W ,rwn-ng: p , Ci' 'X v-sq. ,... ,.M,,f..mM A ' W A , ' H,,,.-- as ' . . Q . ' , i 'V' 'QI' 5.4 -, ff' . M ' - O A 1- F35 ,1,, my , ' . -3 SV , 8 Ji . 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U 0-0021-I 'nur Urn' U .LTI t L1v o X ' C vc uni 0 Oo J IC' QCQLK wiupoaj I0 ffl! lv U 'C lfwafv 5 ,C 5 lCQg,,v Lu K CHC' Cin: ICH!! x lfiuc, K' WCxrs 'U I IMC: fix, Y HCQN 7 Lihtuw Ns 'C kchl' Cusfc K if ' YCHCU QR' ri' ffft Qf 1 ICHCU BEATRICE OAKES 'C' M Ur q If v U 'UK Drum t 1 ' lfllli TWIHLERS X 0.9 1- 5 .1 l CHEERLEADERS C MARIE HIZZI Upfcun, Cheerle aders Myffofw First Row fleh to rightji Mary DeSoto, Dorothy f Nicholas, Marie Rizzi, Ioan Ielenek. Second Row Ml fleit to rightl: Peggy Minich, Barbara Hatzman, ' Ioy Camera, Estelle Xenos. Third Row ileft to righthz Cecilia Sprince. Mary Simnowski. Veronica D'Aless- andro, Dorothy Forman. 43 09 . ', ' q l Q' f f?Q,, V 5' so-sf i -fi VARSITY Despite unpredictaoie practice conditions. N. T.'s Horsemen under the capable coaching of Mr. Whitton and Mr. Wilford. ended the football season with a fine record. The team, from the first practice session, was instilled with the desire to upset the pre-season choice of many sport fans who picked North Tarrytown to garner a lowly fourth place in the newly formed Hudson River Football League. The Orange and Black started the season against their traditional first game rivals, Hastings: again, the Yellow- i jackets tied N. T., 6-6. The succeeding weekends saw the rampaging Horsemen nip a highly favored Middletown team 7-6 and virtually scalp the Ossining Indians in a surprising upset, for the fourth straight time, 18-13. Peekskill was handed a 25-0 massacre by the Orange and Black. A tremendous second-half saw N. T. score twice to beat Bronxville 14-8. The climax of the season was reached when N. T.'s stalwart footballers trounced W. I. 32-6. to win the annual Gibson-Horan trophy and the Hudson River League Championship. DOMINICK CABRIELE W FCJCDT MR. WILLIAM WHITTON MR. CHARLES WILFORD S C H E D U L E First how tion to rightlz Coach Wiuiom Whitton, Iohn Yorohok. T- OPP- Francis Galgano. Edward Croke, Walter Ceconi, Dominick Ca- 7 Hastings- 6 Middletown- 6 briele, Iohn Maffucci, Ioseph Occhipinti, Iohn Ragusa, William . I Palmer, Iohn Beni, Coach Charles Wilford. Second How Cleft 19 '-- -- O 55mUf9 l3 to rightl: Raphael Smith, Miles Nixon. Robert Murray. Fred 25 A-'-' P eekFk1H ' 0 Knieriem, Elmer Kenyon, Iames Powers, Leon Andrus, Patrick 13 -'-'--- -- E dw-On-19 Pano. Ioseph rosioh. Third row tion to rightlz Iohn Fiala. Iohn 39 --'--1 '---- S Uundsfsos S Drahos, Michael Lazor, George Barr, Walter Iohnson, George ' B mnwlllie- 2 Brennan ' ' f Boady. Robert Losier. Robert Nichol. Donald Pastell. Eugene I . 7 1 f f ' LILO . ff W 'lg' Lethal? if-21-' JN 1 J W6 13. ye? R' u BALL t..n JUNIOR VARSITY Handicapped by the loss of seasoned players, Coach Ioseph Sager still managed to have a fairly successful season. On Sager's starting team, there were only three men from the pre- vious year's team. The rest of the team was composed of boys playing their first year of football. However, the Iunior Horsemen came through with an upset victory in their first game of the season, beating Edgemont 6-0. Other notable games were the Ossining and W. I. games in which the I. V.'s gave spirited performances against much more ,A . experienced boys. r V The future does not look too bad for the team either as they 5 -- will lose only three or four boys to the Varsity team next year, and with this one year of tough competition, they should have a highly successful season in 1949. DOMINICK CABRIELE MR. RAYMOND WILLMOTT MR. IOSEPH SAGER First Row Cleft to rightlz Robert Lewis, Paul Erickson. Donald DeCarlo, William Tait. George Raishy, Roman Windas, Iohn Malandrino, Ioseph DiQuattro, Robert Collins, Alex Lazor. Sec- ond Row Cleft to rightlz Iohn Forman. Lowell Smith, William Wild. jamin Edmonds. Third Row Clett to rightj: Armand Iacques, Elmer Skiba. Frank Camillieri, Iohn Nicol, Gerald Shelton, red Opie, Richard Macabee. Fourth Row Cleft to rightlz Cie f Ioseph Sager, Coach Raymond Willmott, Armand Scogna. F I Fucheck. Stephen Sidorik. Robert Maher, Iohn Schwer. ' Row Cleft to rightlz Henry Brown, Peter Oley. Henry Bucci, Fred Cutspec. Rudy Pavlovich, Steve Pendzuk, Ben- J J ' A ,S ii I Glihi' rl me Nash .i ex. P HAYES I MB. GABYQ-:ouch VARSITY BASKETBALL When the first call for Basketball was issued in late November, things did not look too bright for Coach Ioe Sager due to the fact that he had lost eight lettermen via graduation. However, he fashioned a team composed of Co-captains Pat Pilla and Ed Croke and members of last year's second team and Iunior Varsity. With this outfit, N. T. opened the season against the powerful Pleasantville Panthers and upset the Cats 51- 44. The next three games N. T. played were against the power of the county and the Orangemen took three straight losses from W. I., White Plains, and Edison Tech, last year's class A champions. The fifth game the Horsemen played, was against Ossining who came into town with an undefeated team, only to be upset by N. T. again 55-49, in a stunning overtime victory. Dobbs Ferry's Eagles were the Orange's next victims bowing 54-42 to N. T. As this book went to press, the Horsemen had made it three in a row as they upset previously undefeated School for Deaf. ED CROKE S C H E D U L E N. T. Opp, 51 ........... ............................ P leasantville-44 38 .......... ..................... W . I.-39 48 .......... ......... W hite Plains-58 48 .......... .......... E dison Tech-61 55 .......... ............... O ssining-49 54 .......... ......... D obbs Ferry-42 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Led by Co-Captains Hugh Nicol and Iimmie Powers, the Co1ts, under the mentorship of Coach Gabe Hayes, were having a successful season as this book went to press. The lays has won five and lost two. Probably the most impressive win was registered against Ossin- ing, the Colts trampling the defending cham- Pleasantville, Edison Tech, and Dobbs Ferry. The I. V. has several fine prospects including Nicol, Powers, Bob Robinson, and Al Lazor. brother of Mike: and all of these will probably be wearing Varsity trappings next year. ED CROKE S C H E D U L H N. T. Opp. 32 ........... ....... P leasantville-V--16 19 ........... . ...........,......... W. I.--'24 24 ........... ...... W hite Plains 30 26 ........... ......... E dison Tech-- 17 30 ........... . .............. Ossininq- lB 33 ........... ........ D obbs Ferry- 22 46 FNS! ro Kh10f,Qn:v 'ICH Vo rn R X UHF Amolfy Goozslfg RotwuQyq 7,1001 1 John C . urr Mlchqv, Lniuliukfrqor gocoiirf-U5 Anthony Zmgo .. 4 won! Cmkc W 'lc-fr 1 VO, 1030 x Gcgfqo D O VVQHH p. ph Alvgdo UMIMU Mr Cr'-V OIQ D f Pornck p Josnph y' Omfmck 'HCR F pun! RUNIOI 50Qer COHMQI red ef FfGrvk Y L, if 1 John H I John RggusCI. J mm Mqclilwum, FfO 1kCKO5i:,oSccond row Ileft 10 I A' V 11. 1 row 4lQf1 fo NGN' O 4 Borhoso, WQHCV QC t ff Moro. MPX '-Om Tlrrimto JOSCW' 'Umm' AVXEKMFIQIQ Jomm POWCVS' Row . jf! U L ' AQOL 0 ' ' EEL, 'N1rg?Ocli?rr,eGntmruel HGYCS' fl QNX ef ,, IT. , JW' ,I In 11. .M 1 . A ,I KF A X A Wi' MR. RAYMOND D. WILLMOTT Coach BASEBALL This year, for the first time in school history, the North Tarry- town Diamondeers will take to a field of their own. Coach Willmott will have a weighty task on his hands in roun'ding out a winning nine this season. Handicapped by graduation and the loss of eleven veterans, this year's team will be built around such stellar performers as Ioe Alvado, Ed Croke, Dom Cabriele, and diminutive Tony Zingaro. Even though the competition in the Hudson River League is seen as very keen, the Horsemen with their ever-present fight to the finish spirit, can be prognosticated to head the loop. MICHAEL LAZOR fqq .45 1 40 Si' as OG 9 gan - rg ,. o wr' . if ,.-n - as ag ag nn sn.. CO .ff -,, tx 1 viva: gu- N.: V J' Frrst row 'left to rrghtt: Roman Wlndos, Walter Cccoru, Domunrck Cabrrele, Joseph Alvado, Mr Raymond Willmott, Edward Croke, John Raqusa, Anthony Zrnaoro, John Mglgndrmg Second row rlqff to rrghtl 1 George Barr, Leo Brrdeau, Frank Arnold, Joseph Occhrpuntu, Robert Nlcol, Patsy Venltuccr, Floyd Varrana, Frank Kossrlla, Jamcs Powers. Thrrd row lleft to rrghtl 3 Donald DeCarIo, Francrs Galgano, Frczl Knlcrrern, Daniel Rlzzr, John Frala, George Raushy, Wrlllam Tort, Robert Collin Fourth row llett to rlghtl: Robert Murray, Peter Oley, Joseph DrQuattro, Rudy Pavlovrch, Robert Maher, James MacEIwam, Courtlce Dearman, Bruce Thompson, Nell Gollogoly, John Grleno, Charles Wright, Thomas Evans. Frtth row llett to rrghtl: Fred Ople, Wllllam Palmer, Hugh Nlcol, Alfred Hlavotovnc, Edward Gorman Arthur We-r'-ks Joseph Partlow, Anqelo Paolantonio. ii . First Row llelt to rightl: Rob- ert Covert. Danvel Garrant. Robert Norsek. Andrew Gar- rant. Ioseph Hanak, Daniel Rizzi, Iohn Gallagher. Ioseph Partlow. Second Row flelt to rightl: Ioseph Fitzpatrick, An- gelo Paolantonio. Fred Kirby. Iohn Angus. 'Edward Sch- wartz. Richard Niebanck. Dominick LaCarruba. Iohn Velba, Frank Macey. Coach Harold Rasbeck. , f A -' A sl 'Q' 1. Q-: . .4 E - fxfl, Si, -f 2 -. rf -1 - . . ,..- . ,. , z , . Y. . is N , r -. ws. . , . A-if' Q1-,w.,7, - f Hs, 5'QA,g,, .- . . . s 1 rp. -. .. K-.2 H .gr -- iff 'hr' ' RMK. . K -. F ,KJ ' ' K .-R53 Mr. Kenneth Brown and Mr. Harold Rasbeck First row llelt to rightl: Francis Galgano. Neil Golloqly. Wal- ter Iohnson. Iohn Mailucci, loseph Occhipinti, Robert Moro. Ioseph Hanak. Iohn Co- vert. Iohn Beni. Second row lleit to rightlr Mr. Harold Ras- beck, Angelo Paolantonio. Robert Norsek. Roland God- bout. Robert Nicol, Iohn Fiala. Knieriem, Bert Hellen- Ioseph Partlow. An- Garrant. Third row Fred stein. drew llelt to rightls Arthur Weeks. Iohn Ragusa. Elmer Kenyon. Iohn Velba, Daniel Rizzi. Dom- inick Lacaruba. Robert Collin. Iohn Angus, Edward Gorman. Theodore Agar. Fourth row flelt to rightl: Roman Windas. Theodore London. Walter Ce- coni. Richard Niebanck. Charles Wright, Alfred Hlav- atovic. Craig Smith. Larry Krogqel, loseph Fitzpatrick. 49 r pp' 1 1 ---1 I ' 30 'az' 'et it -is . ' ' .6 A? 5,1 'Stix' , f .44 ,s ...rg?.J7 ' '- W is y if Agg ie ...-14575 . g gg by 3 y ag V' r Sv ..,,. eb -. Vi F-yy 'U-, 1 K 'F-'J' . y . r- . f L' A' A 43 in Fa . ,,, ,f I ' f1?1.- ' 'K I X M... E At .Ki I . 1- gl L, .' il .bg 7. S, I .g MSN-lvi,, xK Ygnfw. . Q . R , g - N - .tce 1 r f? or - st s ' f i lgifl' -.- . H S f ' f s TRACK FQ Under the captaincy of Iohnny Mallucci. this year's track team fared much better than last. The season ended with three wins and two losses in dual meets: along 'ii i?f with top honors in the Pentagonal, runner up in the H. R. L. and third place in if 5 N.Y.S.P.H.S. and A.A. Sectional Championship and Westchester County Relays. wf - C The outstanding performances ol Billy Maher who set a Pentagonal Broad lump ' record oi 21' 10 and a Sectional broad and high jump record of 21' 7 and 5' 9 respectively, won him the honor to represent Section One in the state meet at West Point. Other outstanding performers were Pat Red Foley who was undefeated in l0 meets and set a Sectional record at 2:05 in B80 and Mike Kovach who left behind him a Pentagonal record in the 440 at 0153.7 and t-he N. T. Relay Team which took top honors in the 440 and 880 relays in Class B. Last year's lettermen were Iohn Mallucci. Ioe Occhipinti. 'America Sardo. 'Mike Kovach. Bob Norsek. 'Pat Red Foley. Bert Helienstein. Andy Garrant. 'Steve Demeter. Ioe Hanak, Neil Gollogly. Roland Godbout. 'Bill Quinn, 'Bill Maher. Walt Iohnson. and Bob Moro. Although coaches Harold Rasbeck and Kenneth Brown are handicapped with the loss of four key men, the prospects lor the coming season are good because the boys are shaping up in other events. Truly the '48 Track Season was a season to remember. GEORGE BARR ' Lost to Squad. fi 'R P 9 rr -- -- Q yep., . J' V in 1-M rf!! Honor Basketball Team Left to right: Estelle Xenos, Priscilla Dickson, Pat Iones, Barbara Watkins, Iane Nelson, Jeannette Quinn. Ioan Murphy. Pat Murphy, ff' 4 Nancy Scribano. DJ NP QX 'X 0 .X 4 A 4' J' -f' 'Q X xc' O' 31 f XX 'Q W xx X Ny of V L 0-7' gf .Q A MISS ELLENE EDMOND , Coach of Girls' Sports Bowling Team Kneeling lleit to rightl: Livia Rocchi. Edith Barbour. Standing tlelt to rightl: Averiel Berg. Marilyn Maher, Lillian lurato. GIRLS' INTRAIVIURAL S A play area--large enough for all athletic games- especially for the girls. No longer is this a dream, for next year N. T. will have this play area definitely for the girls. This year fate-that is, in the form of con- struction and painting, hampered our program. Fieldball was eliminated and the start of bas- ketball delayed. In spite of these interruptions, intramurals were held in basketball, bowling, volleyball and individual participation in badminton and ping pong. Next year's enlarged athletic program should encourage 100 per cent participation by the girls. To the underclassmen, we senior girls are envious of the large program which is planned. but as alumni, we shall watch with interest the development of a wide scale activity program designed especially for the girls. PHIL D'EUFEMIA Badminton Ieannette Quinn Marie Rizzi X27 I Volley Ball Ping Pong Left to right: Ieannette Quinn, Helen Kovach. Cecelia Averiel Bef? Spnnce Beatrice Oakes, Veronica D'A1essandro. Philomena Jeannette Qumn D Euiemia, Lucille De Carlo. Marie Rizzi. , I 1 4. s N.. v VW . ww 'V . f 1 N .M , qw 'Q fa - .. . U' , '. f . M , 17 ' I fi 'f UW ..- 1' V 4 -xx 1 xi l viz' Lun!l1 '-In W iq A fl 1 'K 0 ' 2 'nj If fi' I nt I my J 2 - . T ,Q ,X a 3 , It-I' Q.:- 'uh Vgxk 3 ar X A 9 1 4 , ' 1' ' C S I t ,S w X W N ' I L it I 1 If 1 f 4 .f ,1- If K ', -I .F . V..V, 4 x 514. ,f - -1 I - 4 , - QA Zflv ,, ,,Zf.4 M' 1 .:' 2g,g' t gi , I A U. ,. 6 5 6. vw .fxgq my 45,5 4, 1 . A xg' Q 'Q L. . . Q xx ' 1 1 I 55 -Ui 1 V? ' fzz. -.., ,I , A .. 9 2 f A if 'nv--'I' 4 . I JZ , X I n 4 , -Q fmfffgg , 1 i 71 'fi' fwfr am' is 1 L, I -4 A I visa! ,m . iw . -X A -- AQ 1 M ' ,,f,f ffm g ' ' . . - , Q N .5 MH' f ,. fx, -, sg' - ,5-1'-xml ,r r .-. - I 1-A , A f ,J'? i i.51 f' ' KWEQEZWXY gf' in Q A :ll 1 give -1- iglf 5,1 ,Wi 1 1. 5 RQ 1 S . ,, ,V ' .5 5 1 1 I ,, '55 il? ' . I , E wi X L' av.-I ik: 0 I in H A... I A ACTIVITIES STUDENT STAFF First row Cleft to riqhtl: Estelle Xenos, Virginia Power, Ioan e g B ' N c Scribano Lina Gonzalez Ieannette Quinn Elsie Fuller. Ellen McDonough. D Geor e, Rose Capossela, Patricia Joyce. Louis eni, an y . , - . Second row Cleft to rightl: Cecelia Sprince, Helen Kovach, Marie Rizzi, Philomena D'Eufemia. Iane Nelson, Ioan Scrocca, Marion Skiba, Ann Taylor, Rosemary Ward, Louise Ubach, Janet Belliveau. Third row Cleft to rightl: Michael Lazor, Edward Croke. Dominick Cabriele, Dorothy Forman, Beatrice M t D 'el Rizzi. Oakes, lennie DeGrande, Theresa Gaulin, Diane Cooper, William Suter. Baltasar ora a, am LAYOUT STAFF Louis Benn, Mary Biros, Barbara Brurnble, Rose Capossela, Diane Cooper, Philornena D'Eufemia, Joan DeGeorge, Anne Drahos, Lina Gonzalez, Barbara Jackson, Patricia Joyce, Ellen McDonough, Baltazar Morata, Jane Nelson, Beatrice Oakes, Jeannette Quinn, Josephine Riccardella, Joanne Selnekoyic, Nancy Scribano, Marion Skiba, Cecilia Sprince, William Suter, Ann Taylor, Louise Ubach, Doris Wade, Ernest Williams. LITERARY STAFF George Barr, Dominick Cabriele, Rose Capossela, Edward Croke, Philornena D'Eufemia, Patricia Joyce, Michael Lazor, John Mqf- wcca Ellen McDonough, Marion Skiba, Ann Taylor, Rosemary or . TYPING STAFF Mary Ann Blascik, Philomcna D'Eufemia, Anne Drahos, Patricia Joyce, Ellen McDonough, Lillian Rubini. BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING Janet Belliveau, Rose Capossela, Catherine Ceccolini, Joan DeGeorge, Patricia Joyce. SENIOR SECTION STAFF Barney Bus, Rose Capossela, Joan DeGeorge, Mae Everett, Elsie Fuller, Theresa Gaulin, Jeannette Quinn, Daniel Rizzi, Marie Rizzi, Doris Wade, Ernest Williams. r fm FACULTY STAFF Seated Cleft to riqhtl: Miss Edna Hennessey. Mrs. Mar- garet Reid, Miss Marie Hinz. Mrs. Elizabeth DiVico. Stand- ing Cleft to rightl: Miss Marion Hennessey, Miss Anna Woods. National Honor Society Seated tlelt to rightl: Iva Mary Moore, Jean Gallagher, Alice Sabo, Mrs, Margaret Reid, Nan- cy Scrlbano, Ann Taylor, Bar- liara Glleno, Standing lleft to rightlz John Angus, Michael Lazor, Baltasar Morata, Frank Macey, Jack Yager, Kenneth Mason, Joseph Hanak. fx My V 1' J Llltfql L0 J T9 0 if JM . General Organization First row lleft to right! John Klnmos, Walter Ceconi, Robert Nicol, Jean Gallagher, Dominick Cabrrele, Miss Isabelle Everest, John Matfuccu, Marie Razzl, Walter Johnson, Frank Cammul- lleri, Robert Murray. Standing llett to rightl: John Benn, Louis Benn, Michael Lazor, Joseph Hanak, Connie Waters, Lucille Beaulieu, Betty Gnrhiny, Ann Lo- pane, Steve Pendzuk, Guy Wil- son, Joseph Occhipintu. fi i l . NH -2 is r William Norsek Class of 1948 James Turek Memorial Award Mr. William Norsek, an honor student at North Tarrytown High School. was awarded the Iames Turek Memorial Scholarship lor the year 1948. This scholarship, which symbolizes Mr. Turek's ideals oi education is sponsored by his wife. At the end ol the scholastic year, the deserving pupil is chosen by a committee oi teachers. Their choice is based on the student's citizenship and scholarship. The pupil is presented with the award during Class Night activities in Iune with the understanding that it will be used to further his education. Mr. Norsek was a member at the National Honor Society. He was also prominent in the activities oi the General Organization, Latin Club, Historical Association and the Iunior American Citizens. At present Mr. Norsek is a student at Columbia University. ELLEN MCDONOUGH and PATRICIA IOYCE 1 b Shutterbug C u e . . es 0110, t Q0 flQh millqi ,om - 1009 Boqoriildlflg Helms. Omg S ryghfl- 0030. 5 Qolhh row Meg E? l00nfSCs1ein.U dwg' ,HIST my-in 0 '1 Hel en geoled Honaki gel' Bel iosevh mmf N09 Ubgch, Dlvrgo. ' abelh ise Suter, Mrs' Ehlz-ockion' Lou C William ek, Bofbo' Borbarc Mo'g?cClX0fY YcroDSrfl h' Journalism Club Seated lleft lo rightl: Donny McEIwain, Jane Nelson, Arlene Stoller, Mr. Ralph Williams, Maxine Cohen, Roman Windas, Shirley Volk. Standing lleft to rightl: Fred Knieriem, John Benn, Joseph Occhipinti, Francis Golgono, Daniel Rizzi, Joseph Miller, June Shaughnessey, Flor- ence Fiala. 56 Junior Red Cross First row lleft to rightl: Ann Decly, Susan Hughes, Jean Hunt, Miss Jane B. Winters, Miss Bar- bara Bouchard, Patricia Am- brose, Georgianna Voluroro, Rose Ann Sciancelpore. Second row llett to rightl: Geraldine Hunt, Sally Clarke, Arlene Vincent, Patricia Seba, Reginald Effort, Thomas Shade, Andrew Downie, Neal Moore, Michael Townley. Third row llett to rightlz Joan Jclenek, Mary Beth Larkin, Jean- nette Sharpe, Patricia Murphy, Joan Biloan, Averiel Berg, Joan Richard, Marilyn Maher, Ken- neth Mason, Jane Montague, Viiciiiiia Gallagher. i Historical A Society First, row lleft to rightl: Joan Bachmann, Edith Barbour, Rose- mary Ward, Miss Marie'Hinz, Catherine Smith, Patricia Kane, Ada Malandrino. Second row lleft to rightl: Arlene Tonietti, Lorraine Wetzel, Joan Zelyez, Virginia Gallagher, Mary Ann Sidofik, Loretta See, Janis Hare ris, Eileen Tierney, Gabriel Gai- 'bord, Caroline Hutton, Dolores Venier, Christine Mangieri. Third raw llett to rightlz Florence Vecsey, Amelia' Zaicek, John Louqh, Ted Tucker, Paul Agar, Billy Travis, Peter DeCarlo, James Smith, Ann Quoin, Sheila Logan,. Mary xBethfHugh. i I I i I . I l X a X I K - in if - 9 if' . mxfi six ' E A sl ' - l ' I I It K lx 8 V4 N I i . Home Econofnics .,,., Club Front: Ann Lapane. Seated around table llett to rightl: Frances Manco, Gabriel Gui- bord, Mary Ann Kish, Miss Jane B. Winters, Corinne Stewart, Standing lleft to rightl: Mary Ann Sidorik, Loretta See, Dolores Venicr, Adele Buscetto, Florence Vesccy, Amelia Zaicek, X i KP IU! ,arp 'J I JJ' if-' ff K ll , 'j P: M! ,wwf L, A n l l 17 ' hfrfyff' 'f i,, lj f, l I French Club Seated llett to rightl: Ann Quain, Ann Taylor, Marion Lo- taro, Miss Elizabeth MacFarland, Joseph Hanak, Margaret Time rnings, William Suter, Standing lleft to rightl 1 Constance Croke, Edith Barbour, Rosemary Ward, Norman Beaulieu, Bert Helten- stein, Claire Barton. --6 V1't was ,mf of I we-Q Art Club Seated lleft to rightl : Jeannette Quinn, Louis Beni, William Suter Barbara Marasco, Lina Gonzo lez, Lucille De Carlo, Joan Scroc- ca, Lewis Bouller. Standin? tlett to rightl: Barbara Brumb e, Jo seph Occhipinti, June Shaugh nessey, Jean Gleason, Miss Rose Hofstetter. Student Patrol Kneeling lleft to rightl: Antho- ny Zingaro, Daniel Rizzi, John Velba, Robert Norsek, John Fialo. Standing lleft to rightl: Joseph Fitzpatrick, Kenneth Ma- son, Floyd Variano, Fred Knier- iem, Barney Bus, John Maftucci, John Usai, Craig Smith, Domi- nick Lacaruba, 1 f Projector Club Seated lleft to righfl: Elmer Kenyon, Craig Smith, Nancy Scri- bano, Miss Alma Hauland, Paul- ine Peller, James Smith. Stand- ing llett to rightl: John Barr, William Byelick, Larry Kroggle. x N X rw ,fy Library Club Seated lleft to rightl: Rose Miller, Dolores Bushel, Barbara Louch, James Smith. Standing lleft to rightl: Eugene Loui- rence, Mrs, Lois Brooks, Joan De George, Adeline Passariello, Theresa Goulin, Doris Wade, Barbara Ronan. bi Latin Club Seated lleft to rightl : Josephine Ferraro, Nancy Scribano, Jean Gallagher, Miss Vereno Deuel, Larry Kriggel, Alice Sabo, Ken- neth Mason. Standing lleft to rightl: Nancy Bushel, Mary Remling, Ida Migliaresi, Iva Mary Moore, Richard Niebanck, Alice Wright, Pat Cudney, Pa- tricia Jones, Edith Barbour. Girls' Hi Y Kneeling lleft to rightl: Iva Mary Moore, Mary Simnowski, Marion Skiba, Jean Gallagher, Ann Taylor, Anne Everett. Seated tleft to rightl 1 Ellen McDonough, Mae Everett, Alice Sabo, Miss Alma Haulond, Barbara Gileno, Edith Barbour, Ann Drahos. Standing llett to rightl: Bar- bara Hatzmann, Joanne Selnekoe vic, Nancy Scribano, Barbara Marasco, Jean Gleason, Theresa Gaulin, Rosalie Steponaitis, Pat Gallagher, Pauline Peller, Pat Murphy, Alice Joyce. Boys' Hi-Y Seated lleft to rightl: Fred Knieriem, William Byelick, Bry- ant Lewis, Mr. Ralph Williams, Elmer Kenyon, Joseph Honak, Daniel Rizzi. Standing llett to rightl: Robert Norsek, Lewis Bouller, Joseph Miller, Richard Niebanck, Charles Wright, Wil' liam Suter, Baltasar Morata, Dominick Lacaruba, John Velba, Joseph Fitzpatrick. Rifle Club First row lleft to rightl Z Francis Casey, Stephen Boynton, Mr. Wililam Whitton, John Prusak, William Fitzpatrick. Second row lleft to rightl: Daniel Perugini, Joseph Macedo, Craig Srnith, John Usai, Fred Sheppard, George Bates. Tennis Team Front row llett to rightlz Walter Ceconl, Robert Nicol, Floyd Vane ano, Donald Collier, Franklin Lennox. Second row lleft to rightl: Barney Bus, Daniel Rizzi, Thomas Evans, Angelo Paolan- tonio, John Barr. Third row llett to rightl: John Fiola, Arthur Weeks, John Gileno, Mr. Charles Wilford. - Hockey Team First row ilctt to rightl: Daniel Rizzi, Walter Ceconi, John Ku- cich, John Gileno, Robert Collin, Roman Wnndas. Second row llelt to rightl: John Fialo, Angelo Paolantonio, Francis Galgono, Joseph Occhipinti, Robert Nicol, Mr, Harold Rasbeck. Third row llctt to rightl: Andrew Garrant, Arthur Weeks, Edward Gorman, Robert Maher, Joseph Partlow SPIKED SHOE CLUB-Page 6lC First row lleft to rightl: Robert Covert, Elmer Kenyon, Fred Knieriem, Daniel Rizzi. Second row llett to rightl: Robert Nor' sek, John Fiala, Joseph Occhi- pinti, John Beni, Joseph Hanok, John Velba, Francis Golgano Third row lleft to rightl: Mr. Kenneth Brown, Bryant Lewis, Walter Johnson, Richard Nie- lnanck, Charles Wright, Frank Macey, Mr. Harold Rasbeck, Jo- seph Partlow, Fourth row llett to rightl: John Angus, Craig Smith, Roland Godbout, Domi nick Lacaruba. Spiked Shoe Club First row llcft to rightl: Robert Covert, John Covert, Elmer Ken- yon, Fred Knierium, Daniel Rizzi. Second row llett to rightl: Rob ert Norsek, John Fiala, Joseph Occhipinti, John Beni, Joseph Hanak, John Velba, Francis Gal- oano. Third row llett to right! Mr. Kenneth Brown, Bryant Lewis, Walter Johnson, Richard Nie- banch, Charles Wright, Frank Macey, Mr. Harold Rasbeck, Jo- seph Partlow. Fourth row Ile-tt to rightl: John Angus, Craig Smith, Roland Godbout, Dominick Lacaruba. I i 5 is 'L 55 S... Junior Music Club First row lleft to rightl: Mary DiCairiano, Diane Gilbert, Ann Lopane, Adele Buscetto, Mary Lou Watkins, Lillian Jussay, Pat Kane, Annette Tourigny, Florence Vecsey, Second row llett to rightl: Ernest Lanza, Eugene Laurence, John Louch, Miss Hel- en Ferris, James Smith, Lewis Connolly, Thomas Smith, Third row lleft to rightl: Julianne An- talek, Mary Ann Kish, Keith Kroeger, Charles Gardiner, Gen- eva Mann, Margaret White, Amelia Zaicek, Sue Oley, Ann M F h A - McLoughlin, ary aey, n d C h n Velma Chiasson, 4 rew o e , Frances Manco. 62 S V 1 A 'fi' M + f X, i Mk .911 'Y j i CHORAL CLUB Seated: Angeline Menna. First Row fleit to rightlz Barbara Muskewicz. Mary Shroba, Shirley Couture, Ann Hongach, 'f Doris Chaisson, Marilyn Rakacky, Ioan DeGeorge, Mary ' ell i 1 J y X MX Zgjliii tx f -lj 06411, ij' 'f l lx' 'f if' if 1 ill? v' ,lf if X 'dlfw-,Htl fi' wif, Fleming, Iosephine Ricci, Nancy Karpinski, Iosephine Fer- A , , I I , raro, Theresa Touriqny. Second Row tleit to rightl: Elvira I ' I nf' J ' I V' 7 l Belanich, Iennie DeGrande, Connie Cudney, Regina Remf 5 f' X ,' j ,if 7 I ffl of ling, Barbara Louch, Louise Ubach, leannette Sharpe, -, M Q j fif ff! Dolores Fogel. Ann Drahos. Josephine Riccardella, Missi ' j V fn!! W L Helen Ferns. Third Row tleft to rightl: Evelyn Maccabee, X fl!! jj f Patricia Cudney, Shirley Volk, Ieannette Quinn, Helen j K 5,f y' j Kovach, Anna Lanza, Mary Herlihy, Geraldine Brown, l ,- , Edith Barbour, Iune Shaughnessey, Doris Kirby, Patricia X Miller. Fourth How lleit to rightl: Irene Tourigny, Flor-A ence Bartal, lean Brogan. Connie Waters, Ioan Bachmann, Lorraine Wetzel, Sheila Logan, Mary Simnowski, Barbara Hatzman, lean Karpinski, Allie May Beekman. L. N W, . , . . ,. , ,,,,,, A531157 NiilsaLm2:,I1'1aiEwvv12v4w,l5.i,M4sx,:yg.,.' 1m 1n'gmwW u1u,Mm' aw-wgi , J.-nsmistam. ,Q ' ' 1 X X 00 Double Quartet Barbara Hatzmann, Mary Sim- nowski, Angelina Merino, Lino Gonzalez, Rcse Capassela, Miss Helen Ferris, Marion Smith, Mary Biros, Geraldine Brown, Elsie Fuller. Choral Club Seated: Iva Mary Moore. First How flelf to rightl: Rose Capossela, Lina Gonzalez, Grace Brideau. Catherine Ceccolini, Domenica Scipioni, Cather- ine Smith, Amelia DiVico, Ann Quain, Mildred Wade, Claudette Gaulin. Second Row Cleft to rightl: Ioan Scrocca, Alice Power. Frieda Kirbly. Dorothy Wonsala, Lois Sullivan, Betty Gixhiny. Helen Mangieri, Lillian Iurato, Alice Ioyce, Mar- garet Girhiny, Livia Rocchi, Miss Helen Ferris. Ihird How flett to rightl: Ioan Biloon, Mary Bath Larkin, Phyllis Heltenstein, Ioy'Camera, Mary Iane Conti. Patricia Iones, Patricia Murphy, Betty Drahos, Barbara Grierson. ,lean Gleason, Cath- erine Dennis, Beatrice Donnelly. Fdurth Row Cleft to rightl: Angelina lppolito, lane Deely. Ann Taylor, Rosalie Stepanaitis, Ianet Logan. Ann Haggerty, Helen Dennis. Cecelia Lozier, Nancy. Scribano, Marion Smith, Carol Galicl-r. Alba Pagura. Xt-I' .1 by ' r :wr -- My - ,ef v Y umm? r'm . MIXED CHORUS First row lleft to rightl : Barbara Grierson, Nancy Bushel, Barbara Hatzmann, Sheila Logan, Connie Cudney, Rose Miller, Joan Buloon, Mary Shroba, Marlon Smith, Catherine Smith. Second row lleft to rightl: Ann Quoin, Mildred Wade, Lois Sullivan, Lorraine Wetzel, An elo C I' g ova reri, Elsie Fuller, Claire Barton, Betty Drahos, Miss Helen Ferris. Third row lleft to rightl: Jeannette Sharpe, Jane Deely EI B ' vlra elanich, Helen Mangierl, Joseph Fitzpatrick, Steve Pendzuk, Larry Kroggel, Craig Smith, Robert Nicol, Daniel Joyce, Thomas Murray, William Suter, Florence Bartel, Phvlis Heltenstein, Mary Beth Hugh, Anna Lanza. u-if C my l Miss HELEN E- FERNE' MJ Q 5 I N- .L X? HQ- Z ixx tw' n. 43 N45 K 0.-oh , . lx .gmac-T l al, K - . ,,,,r qw-: g v f ng 1 x E' - 2 i l ii b Connie Watere Patricia Murphy, Ann Seated: lva Mary Moore. First row lleft to rightlz Edith Bor our, ., F Haggerty, Ann Hongach, Mildred Wade, Ann Quoin, Jean Brogan, Mary l-lerlihy, Shirley Couture, Lorraine Wetzel, Marilyn Rakachy, Joan Biloon, Miss Helen Ferris. Second row llett to rightl . Patricia Cudney, Ann i Taylor, Jeannette Sharpe, Elizabeth Drahos, Angelina lppolito, Janet Logan, Mary Sirnnowski, Geraldine , l Brown, June Shaughnessy. Third row lleft to rightl: Catherine Dennis, Elvira Belanich, Anna Lanza, Jose- phine Ricci, Lois Ann Sullivan, Rose Capassela, Joan Scrocca, Mary Shroba. Four row llett to rightl i Eleanor ik' Lemon, Delma Mann, Joy Camera, Catherine Smith, Regina Remling, Sheila Logan, Jean Gleason, Barbara - ,X Hatzrnann, Helen Dennis, Marion Smith, Ann Drahos, il xl , . 1,0 , i i K - , , . 0 Og by 'aiu Ln, fy i 1 ' k Y I ' V N, Xl .., i i r ,y .J N - ' , VJLJ -X I., M' 7 ',i I: ,X . '-Ly., if-., ' X- ' XX- l .f X - V fg K. V A A VY' 5 . 5 fig N I 'illl ' X':X X9 l il 'V I A A I' ' C 1 . ,i lx. ' X- ' J I A 1 ' ' . M Y , , , M, N XX . , yo. , JJ l l B X X R ,XJ f' 1 f 55 l -. i . vii l im i 1 i 5 , X2 A L' ' f i . V' K BOYSW 'j Gtlpianoz Angelo Cavalieri. Standing lleft to rightl: Ludwig Rothhaus, Barney Bus, John Connolley, Miss KU 'i een Ferris, Paul Niebonck, William Robinson, Joseph Fitzpatrick, Paul Ranierl, Anthony Matra, Robert B ff, C Covert, Richard Brown. , - it , 5 1' , .- ,1 ' Q ' fs ' 5- SMX g f Q. xmfwm, 'wifi 1 ' lv ' 1 11 ' 1r - M ll BAND Front: Beatrice Oakes, Mr. Donald Pease, First row lleft to rightl: Henry Brown, Daniel Rizzi, Thomas Evans, Nate Barone, Robert Schlieman, Joseph Iurato, Jeannette Quinn, Dominick Cabriele, Elmer Skiba, Joseph Brachitta, John Forman, Lewis Bouller. Second row lleft to rightl: Donald DeCarlo, Fred Knieriem, Chester Foster, James Neevel, John Long, Luiz Matos, Joan Zaicek, Jean Madden, Joseph Henshaw, Ronald O'Bremski, Tony Franqueira, Steve Boynton. Third row-Twirlers-ltop to backl: Dorothy Wonsala, Lorraine Wetzel, Marilyn Rakacky, Patricia Cudney, Angelina lppolito, Mary Ycirabek, Shirley Volk. Fourth row ileft to rightl: Robert Rizzi, Anthony Manna, John Matfucci, Albert Matra, John Smith, Edward Gorman, William Suter, Larry Kroggel, Diane Gilbert, Eleanor Hatzmann, Robert Helwig, John Fiala. Fifth raw ilett to rightl: Roman Windas, Joseph Centotanti, Patrick Venitucci, Marion Lotaru, John Prusak, Jerry Tepperberg, William Wild, Richard Wainwright, Flora Bab- cock, Daniel Perugini, Rosemary Cornell, ,Barbara Lotaro, Color Guard-Back-lleft to riihtl: Rose Capossela, Robert Brophy, Louis Dicasali, Philomena 'Eufemia. --L l -ff by 6 325 T HOSEMARY WARD. ANGELO CAVALIERI Mitt ORCHESTRA First How Cleft to rightl: Connie Croke, Claire Barton, Rosemary Ward. Angelo Cavalieri, Flora Babcock. Eleanor Hatzmann. Ioan Zaicek, lean Madden, Steve Boynton, Daniel Peruqini. Second Row Cleft to riqhtl: Priscilla Dickson. Mary Ann Kish, Corinne Stewart, Fred Knieriem, Dominick Cabriele, Iames Neevel, Nate Barone, Daniel Rizzi. Thomas Evans, Larry Kroggel. Roman Windas, Marion Lofaro. Elmer Skiba, Benjamin Edmonds. Directly in front of Second Row fleft to rightl: Carol Schwer, Marilyn Cornell, William Wild, Barbara Lofaro. Mr. Donald Pease. Third Row Cleft to rightlc Carol McAlear. Florence Fiala, Teddy Gorman, Ioseph Iurato. Iohn Maffucci. fA .v. M Q53 W P- ' is. rr We, the Class of 1948, do hereby declare this to be our'last WILL and TESTAMENT. To the Administration and Faculty, we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for all they have done for us. To Mr. Story, who so patiently put up with our noise and our comedians, we leave our best wishes for a grand summer vacation, so that he may relax and be ready for the Class of 1950. To Mr. Hynes, who so carefully guided us through our last year, we leave our deepest gratitude. To the Iuniors, we leave our chewed-off pencils, our weary nights of studying American History, and a hundred pieces of bubble gum to be chewed after school hours. To the Sophomores, we leave the joy of graduating from the NEW SCHOOL. To the Freshman boys, the Senior boys leave their sport jackets, flashy ties, and socks. To the Freshmen girls, the Senior girls leave a comb, with no teeth missing, and a tube of lipstick, so that they may become the glamour girls of N. T. We, Ioseph Alvado and Edward Croke, leave our 20-point averages in basketball and our .400 batting averages in baseball to Hugh Nicol and Tony Zingaro. I, Iohn Angus, leave my cross-country equip- ment to Big Dick Niebanck. I, Frank Arnold, leave my shoes to Mr. Helwig for all the pairs he wore out coming after me. I. George Barr, leave my bleached-green hair during football season to Freddy Knieriem. I, Iohn Bellio, leave to lim Donovan a whole pack of cigarettes. I, Ianet Belliveau, leave and take my worries with me. I, Louis Beni. leave to my brother Iohn, my ability to dance. I, Mary Biros, leave to Mary Conti my relief at not having to get up at sunrise to make that 8:35 bell. We, Mary Ann Blascik and Lillian Ftubini, leave ourworries about history to Anne Hon- gach and Connie Niemiec with the hope that they can cope with them. We, Geraldine Brown and Dolores Fogel, take with us our long, wonderful friendship. I, Barbara Brumble, leave to Iean Slattery my title Class Comedian. I, Barney B. Bus, leave Seat 12, in Row 1, to myself for next year. I, William Byelick, leave my ability to do algebra to Fran Gabo Galgano. I, Dominick Cabriele, leave, wondering what the future holds in store for Doc and me. I, Anthony Capossela, leave N. T. H. S. and take with me Mr. Story's headaches for the last four years. CLASS I, Rose Capossela, leave Honey DiVico my 101 baby-sitting jobs so that she can get rich quickly and retire at 20. I, Catherine Ceccolini, leave my days of fun at N. T. to Io Riccardella. I, Diane Cooper, leave by so-called ability to drive the school car to Iosephine Riccardella. I, Margaret Cresswell, leave my love for food to Honey DiVico and Roni D'Alessandro. I, Ioan DeGeorge, leave my title Did most for N. T. to anyone who likes to stay in school until five o'clock every night. I, Iennie DeGrande, leave my position as top-notch soda-jerk in Whalen's and all the happy memories that go with it to my able assistant, Betty Yager. I, Sylvia Dilitaimondo, leave my ability to get a reserved seat ticket in American History to anyone who likes to stay after school. I, Anne Drahos, leave to my sister Betty the worry of getting a 65 on history tests. I, Iohn Drahos, leave to Sam Amato my place up at Sleepy, and to my brother Paul I leave my best wishes that he will be the greatest foot- ball end in Westchester County. I, Mae Everett, leave to my sister Ann my ability to find .and .keep jobs. I, Dorothy Forman, leave my mania for long skirts to any girl who can overcome the fear of tripping. I, Elsie Marie Fuller, bequeath my love for jewelry, my place in choral groups, and my ability to make pies to Pat Murphy and Priscilla Dickson. I, lean Gallagher, leave my position as G. O. Treasurer to anyone who likes figures. I, I ean Garzia, leave but with one regret, that I couldn't leave last year with George. I, Theresa Gaulin, leave my shortness to any- one who can take the teasing that goes with it. I, Barbara Gileno, leave my fondness for the other side of the brook to anyone who can sit on the W. I. side at an N. T.-W. I. game and still survive at N. T. I, Lina Gonzalez, leave my paints and brushes to Barbara Marasco.. I, Gordon Gray, leave my position as head chef in Cooking Class to Gabo. I, Iames Grierson, leave my sister Barbara the privilege of walking to school on rainy days instead of riding with me. I, Ioseph Hanak, leave my track and cross- country equipment to our N. T. ace, Neil Gol- logly. I, Alice Ioyce, leave my ability to be late for school to anyone who lives as close to the school as I do. I, Patricia Ioyce, leave my position at Sunny- side Restoration to any girl who likes to talk continuously. WILL I, William Kelly, leave Whisper Murray my cue stick. I, Elmer Kenyon, leave my love for football to anyone who can take the beating that goes with it. We, Helen Kovach and Marie Rizzi, leave our Friday night bowling tournaments for two of next year's senior girls. We, Dominick LaCaruba and Iohn Velba, leave our cross-country sweat suits and all the hard work that goes with them to Bob Norsek and Angelo Paolantonio. I. Michael Lazor, leave the class presidency for four successive years to my brother, Alex. We, Franklin Lennox and Robert Murray, leave our golf sticks to Vincent Carroll and Tony Zingaro. I, Ida Levesque, leave to lean Slattery my place in study hall. We, Bryant A. L. Lewis, Ir., and Charles W. Wright, Ir., leave our driving ability to two of next year's seniors. I, Robert Losier, leave my football equipment to an one who likes to sit on the bench. I, Ellen C. McDonough, leave all my book- keeping worries to my brother Iimmy. I, Katherine McStay, leave to live the dreams of the past. I, Evelyn Maccabee, leave my love for N. T. to Iean Slattery. I, Frank Macey, leave my position on the cross-country team to Iohn Gallagher. I, Iohn Maffucci. leave to Francis X. Galgano my love for football, and to Coach Whitton and next year's football team, I leave my best wishes for a very successful season. I. Delia Marchioni, leave my height to any future senior who wants to get up in the world. l, Elaine Margotta, leave to Mr. Helwig a new telephone directory to replace the one he wore out looking for my phone number.- I, Kenneth Mason. leave no one for Ioseph Fitzpatrick, as I am taking Iva Mary with me. I, Anthony, Matra, leave my dislike for math- ematics to my brother Albert. I, Angie Menna, leave my name 88 Keys to anyone who can tickle the 88. , I, Iva Mary Moore, leave my seat in study hall to Pat Murphy, and my Solid Geometry to anyone who wants to complete the course in six weeks. I, Baltasar P. Morata, leave my seat in study hall for my two brothers, Lorenzo and Rodrigo. I, Beatrice Oakes, leave my position as Drum Majorette to anyone who wants to be sure of having a seat at all the football games. I, William Papp, leave my desk in Spanish III class to Lorenzo Morata, I, Ioseph Partlow, leave my troubles with Spanish to my sister Katherine. I, Adeline Passariello, leave my athletic abil- ity to anyone who enjoys athletics as much as I. I, Ruth Piredda, leave my habit of buying the morning newspaper to the member of the Class of '50 who enjoys the funnies as much as I. I, Virginia Power, leave to Francis X. Gal- gano my ability to get to study hall just before the last bell rings. I, Ieannette Quinn, leave my title Most Ath- letic to anyone who appreciates sports as much as I. I, Frank Remling, leave my chair in science class to anyone who wants to sit there as long as I have. I, George Ricci, leave my desk in study hall to my sister Iosephine. I, Livia Rocchi, leave my laughing fits to Lillian Iurato. I, Alice Sabo, leave my place in orchestra to Connie Croke. I, Nancy Scribano, leave my love for Math to anyone who has the ambition to pursue it. I, Ioan Scrocca, leave study hall and all the detentions that go with it to my cousin, Ioy Camera. We, Ioanne Selnekovic and Marion Skiba, leave, hoping that our brothers, Ioseph and Elmer, will have as much fun in their remaining high school years as we have had. I, Helen Sidorik, leave to be with Bill. I, Mary Simnowski, leave to my niece, Doro- thy Nicholas, my vivaciousness to use on the cheering squad. I, Cecelia Sprince, leave my writing paper to Marie Payne. I, Ann Taylor, leave my letter-writing in study hall to anyone who can't concentrate on home- work. I, Agnes Tidaback, leave my height to Carol Galick. I, Teresa Tourigny, leave my worries about getting to school on time to my sister Annette. I, Iohn Usai, leave my love for Bop to my colleague, Roland Godbout. I, Floyd Variano, leave my love for the New York Giants to Sam Amato, another faithful Giant fan. I, Doris Wade, leave to my sister Mildred my ability to get to my desk before the last bell. I, Ernest Williams, leave to let Nancy Nixon catch up with me. I, Estelle Xenos, leave to N. T. my collec- tion of the N. Y. Times Magazines, which cost me six dollars. I, lack Yager, leave to my sister Betty my ability to have my schedule arranged so that I have my afternoons free. And so, now that we have taken all that was of any value and left all we do not want, we leave. Signed: Hazel Nut Witnesses: Butter Cup Mable Lynn My Ideal Would Have: The HAIR of Angie Menna The COMPLEXION of Estelle Xenos The NOSE of Ieannette Quinn The EYES of Virginia Power The EYELASHES of Rose Capossela The LIPS of Ianet Belliveau The TEETH of Helen Sidorik The DIMPLES of Ida Levesque The SMILE of Helen Sidorik The FIGURE of Ioanne Selnekovic The POSTURE of Catherine Ceccolini The FRECKLES of Evelyn Maccabee The HANDS of Lillian Rubini The NAILS of Gerry Brown The LEGS of Helen Kovach The LAUGH of Diane Cooper The SWEATERS of Barbara Gileno The SKIRTS of Rose Capossela The BLOUSES of Elaine Margotta The SHOES of Ioanne Selnekovic The IEWELRY of Elsie Fuller The BOYFRIENDS of Phil D'Eufemia The PERFUME of Livia Rocchi The HANDWRITING of Ioan Scrocca The SPEAKING VOICE of Pat Joyce The POISE of Alice Ioyce The FRIENDLINESS of lean Garzia The COMPLACENTNESS of Sylvia DiRaimondo The HOBBIES of Dolores Fogel The ENERGY of Alice Sabo The SHYNESS of Mary Blascik The INTERESTS of Sally Sprince The JOKES of Iennie DeGrande The TACT of Delia Marchioni The HAIR of Frank Lennox The COMPLEXION of Frank Macey The NOSE of Iohn Velba The EYES of Bill Kelly The EYELASHES of Bill Kelly The LIPS of Baltasar Morata The TEETH of Anthony Capossela The DIMPLES of Bill Kelly The SMILE of Anthony Capossela The BUILD of Iohn Maffucci The POSTURE of Elmer Kenyon The FRECKLES oi lim Grierson The HANDS oi Iohn Angus The CREW-CUTS of Bob Murray The LEGS of Ioe Partlow The LAUGH of Anthony Capossela The SWEATERS of lVIike Lazor The SUSPENDERS of Lou Beni The IACKETS of Ernest Williams The SOCKS of Gordon Gray The TIES of Ken Mason The GIRLFRIENDS of Dominick Cabriele The SHIRTS of Lou Beni The HANDWRITING of Dick Gallagan The SPEAKING VOICE of Dominick La Carrubo The POISE of Bob Losier The FRIENDLINESS of Bill Papp The COMPLACENTNESS of George Barr The HOBBIES of William Byelick The ENERGY of Ioe Partlow The SHYNESS of Frank Remling The INTERESTS of Bob Losier The IOKES of Iohn Bellio The TACT of Frank Remling Headless Horseman Highlights SEPTEMBER, 1948 Dear Diary: School opened September 8. The week of September 13-17 was campaign week for the Sleepy Hollow Concert Association. Football season started with a tie game with Hastings. Freshman Frolic . . . with Lorraine Wetzel and Tommy Murray as mascots. North Tarrytown won grand prize in essay contest for Sleepy Hollow Concert Association. OCTOBER, 1948 Diary Dear: School closed for two days. because the oil burner burst. This led to the redecoration of all the rooms. Rehearsals for the three one-act plays were begun. Yearbook Navy Day dance sponsored by Mrs. DiVico. First com- munity concert given at W. I. Autumn Frolic dance by Ir. Historical Society now sponsored by Miss Marie Hinz. First professional assembly with George Iohnson, comic-pianist. NOVEMBER, 1948 Dear Diary: A very busy month. Saw N. T. win the Ni T.- W. l. football game with a score of 32-6. fWhy Consolidate?J. Trophy for outstanding player of game was awarded to Pat Pilla who made four touchdowns, although Iohn Maffucci ran a close second as a back block. N. T.'s young thespians, under the direction of Mr. Stanley Kalinger, a newcomer to N. T., presented three one-act plays: The Monkey's Paw, Shock of His Life and Paul Splits the Atom. Mr. Wheeler Beckett, conductor of the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, addressed the music students at a special assembly con- cerning the Youth Concerts at Carnegie Hall. Preliminary contest for national public speak- ing contest was held. Richard Niebanck won: a record of his speech will be sent to Washington, D. C., to compete for national honors. At the second professional assembly, Mr. Malcolm Maynard Miller spoke of his experiences in climbing Mt. St. Elias. Clothing Campaign was sponsored by Mrs. Mary Ward. About 3000 pounds of clothing were collected. DECEMBER, 1948 Dear Diary: Thirty-five students from N. 'I'. went to Youth Concert at Carnegie Hall. Miss Katherine Phil- brick, lecturer and musician, and Mrs. Mitchell Gratwick, president of the Hudson Valley Sym- phony Orchestra Association, spoke at a special assembly about the first local appear- ance of the Hudson Valley Orchestra. Fresh- man Dance, Purple Heaven was held. Class sponsor, Mr. Williams. At fourth Professional assembly Dr. Frank Guy Armitage imperson- ated Dickens' characters. Edith Barbour and Richard Niebanck represented the Hi-Y at the Albany convention. Both of their bills were passed. School closed December 22 after the Christ- mas assembly was held. Merry Christmas, Diary! JANUARY, 1949 Dear Diary: Happy New Year! School opened its doors to 1949 with fresh coats of paint in every room and new stairways leading from the tower to the second floor. At our next professional assembly was Miss Katherine Philbrick who spoke on the development of American music. After that one horrible week of mid-terms, we turned our thoughts to more pleasant pastimes. The G. O. held a lack Frost dance and the students sponsored an assembly program for the infantile paralysis drive. Headed by Rose- mary Ward, this project was highly successful. And so the first busy month of '49 ended. FEBRUARY, 1949 Dear Diary: Mr. Nathan H. Gist spoke on'the Final test of democracy, and the elementary school spon- sored its annual lVlinstrel Show. The eighth grade Social Studies department, under Mrs. Mary Ward's supervision, sponsored the Bill of Rights Week assembly. Tryouts for the Music Festival were held: and the cast of the 3-act play was selected. And last but not least, N. T.'s class of 1950 sponsored the Schmoo Hop ! MARCH, 1949 Dear Diary: N. T. began .March with the beginning of the baseball season. The Mardi Gras dance was given by the French, Latin and Photography clubs. The second Youth Concert at Camegie Hall was attended by 60 of N . T.'s music-lovers. The sophomore class sponsored the Sophomore Soiree : and rehearsals were feverishly carried on for the Music Festival. APRIL, 1949 Diary Dear: Our Music Festival, held the first two Fridays of this month was a great success. Congratula- tions, Miss Ferris and Mr. Pease! Our young thespians did not hesitate in their rehearsals for the play either. And then came Easter vaca- tion with a Happy Easter, Diary! MAY, 1949 Dear Diary: ln the midst of the usual hard studying u month before exams, the 3-act play was spon- sored by the G. O. It was given to a full house and enthusiastic critics. To end a beautiful spring month, the Seniors and Iuniors united in sponsoring the Senior-Iunior Ball. The result was one of the nicest formals N. T. has had. IUNE, 1949 Diary Dear: And now we have come to the end of another year within N. T.'s halls of learning. After the hectic exams and bustle of Graduation Week with its Baccalaureate, Class Night and finally Commencement, the Class of '49 waved good-bye to N. T. and the Class of '50 prepared to step into its place as leader for the coming year. ROSEMARY WARD Alumni Patrons Mr. Robert Barr Miss Ellene Edmond ....... ......... Mrs. Buckhout ................ ......... Miss Mary Lopane ........................ Miss Philomena Fallacaro .......... Miss Theresa Passariello .......... Mrs. Carmen Poliquin Rossi ........ Mr. Carl DiVico ............................ Mrs. Victoria P. Simnowski ........ Mrs. Kathleen loyce Clark .......... Mr. Iohn Ricci ................................ Mr. Iohn A. Powers Mr. Iames Vaughan Mr. Arthur F. Weeks Mr. Carl E. Nyman Stoller's Department Store Mary Irene Shop Simpson's Florist Shop Mr. I. Gaulin Miss lane B. Winters Mr. George W. Helwig Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Beni Mr. Louis Beni Yunger's Bakery Cavalieri's Grocery Store 1936 1936 1948 1947 1944 1946 1943 1943 1940 1944 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brumble Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson Mr. Frank W. Beck Mrs, George M. Cooper Mr. George M. Cooper Mrs. E. Moorhouse Mrs. W. T. Rainey Mr. and Mrs. Iames Macedo Miss Marilyn Rosenblatt ............ Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. DiVico ...... Mr. Iames DeMilia .................. Miss Leona Prema . ........ .. Mr. Irwin Cole ................ .. Miss Alice Valcarce .............. Miss Florence Valcarce .........,.... Mr. Peter Pombo ,........ ........... Mr. Manuel Pombo ................ Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter ...... Mr. William Anzovino ...... .. Mr. Ralph E. Williams Mr. Anthony DeOrio Victoria Schafranski Mrs. I. DeGeorge Mrs. Lillian A. Scofield Stein's Stationery Store Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Macedo Mr. and Mrs. Steven Panyko Mr. A. R. Speno Catherine Kendrick Chester LaFurge Mr. Bee's Palace Lunch White Rose Market ' Mr. and Mrs. C. DeGrande Mr. and Mrs. Iames Alpine 1944 1937 1943 1946 1944 1940 1937 1942 1946 1935 1939 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D'Eufemia Mr. Orloff Story Al's Grocery and Delicatessen Mrs. Ioseph Murray The Georgie Porgie Shop Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lennox, Sr. COMPLIMENTS OF IIHEVRIIHT - IAHHYHIW M mber of the Federal Depos WE STCHE STER COUNTY SAVINGS BANK TARRYTOWN. N. Y. Chartered 1853 Sincere Good Wish and Success to You THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1949 VAN TASSEL APARTMENTS and VAN TASSEL GARAGE it Insurance Corporat Compliments oi FOLETS GOLD SEAL MILK PRODUCTS 0 282 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET NORTH TARRYTOWN, N. Y. 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