Nyack High School - Tower Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

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'iw - ' H - , e5ii:i9'5W:.,. ..,..-,....,.,. K ' - A W, 1 M. K , N , 2 , 3 2 pq X 12 .. . 5? .... E am - ::-we . .... x K... B , E it I f u p ' , ' !4 x 1, jtgvl 5 ' 'ff 5 X NI '1 - Nw Ml Q, 2421 J 2 M Qiaani if rbi if me ' M Q. M: Kama . . . 1952 TCWER dl rs..-K HAROLD A. FAILING SOLON F. GORDON Education is more than iust reading books and learning words. In many cases, it is training of the hands to be productive and useful. For many moons, three of Nyack's teachers have been doing just this. lt is to these men, from whose patience and experience we have profited so much, that we, the Class of i952 dedi- cate our Tower. To Solon Gordon, Harold Failing, and Shirley Leighton we express our deepest gratitude. Mr. Gordon, printing instructor, and Mr. Failing, metal shop teacher, can both claim the same hometown - Lowville, New York, population 5,000. Both attended the same schools in Lowville and also the same college - Oswego State Teacher's College. After his graduation from Oswego and graduate work at N. Y. U., Mr. Gordon returned to the little one-room school he had attended in his childhood-to find that some of the students were his former classmates. Next stop for him was Nyack, where he has taught ever since. Mr. Gordon and his wife have two children - Alan, 6, and Gerald, lO. Before coming to Nyack, Mr. Failing taught two years in Seacliffe, Long lsland. Aside from his duties in the metal shop, he has been N. H. S.'s line coach for 15 years. Mr. Failing now makes his home with his wife and three children -Ann, Brenda, and John at lOO Sixth Avenue. Mr. Failing and Mr. Gordon often return to their old hometown for a faculty hunting trip, occasionally returning with a rare prize, but more often with iust memories of a pleasant weekend. DEDICATIGN Mr, Leighton, who teaches woodworking, was born in Westbrook, Maine, where he attended grammar and high schools. He likes to remember when Rudy Valee performed on his saxophone for high school assemblies. Following his graduation from high school, Mr. Leigh- ton was accepted at Lloyd Training School in Boston, a school specially organized for teaching ot manual arts. He has also studied at Massachusetts institute of Technol- ogy, Columbia University, Stout Institute and New York University. During World War I, Mr. Leighton enlisted in the Army. He also served during World War ll as a Civil Air Patrol cadet instructor. Mr. Leighton lives with his wife on South Boulevard, South Nyack, where he collects antiques and reproduces them in miniature. At present he is secretary of the N. H. S. Athletic Association. SHIRLEY M. LEIGHTON Left to right: H. Failing, S. Gordon, S. Leighton. THE AQQMINISTRATION . MacCalman, our thoroughly practical, systematic efticient superintendent, is a Past President of the Nyack Rotary. Peerlessly talented locally, his influential spirit has extended far and wide as a member ot the New York State Committee on Social and Economic Trends and ofthe National Advisory Coun on School Building Problems, as well as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Palmer Fund ot New York City. Mr. MacCalman received his A.B. at Elon College, his M.A. at Columbia University and did graduate work at N.Y.U. and Columbia. Held in inestimable re of his con ' cil 1 gard by the students of N.H scientious endeavor and - principal, A. W. R' act' ' ' ,Sf because co operative d ittershausen ivities manif emeanor is . His Boy S -H Clu est his inte ' . His hobb' minerolog ning. He b our cout and A rest in youth e y and garde ' ies includ graduated with a B. S. degree from Cornell University and earned his M.S. at Albany State Teachers College. increased administrative duties are performed by our ad- ministrative assistant, Joseph Phillips. He capably assist superintendent, principal and guidance d guidance director for th Phillips or' s the e Junior H' Hector' H iginated th dis I ' ALMP-N R. MP-C C KENNETH e acts as igh students. Busy Mr. e entertaining Medicine Show, a scientific p ay unit. He received his B.S. at California State Teachers College and earned his M.A. at Columbia University. A w. ni11ER5 'AuSEN JOSEPH PHHUPS x,, 10 ...ar f Lefr to right: Mrs. Hoyle, Mr. Kosvmayer, Mr. Ahrens, EDUCATION Mr. Vodak, Mr, Foster. Left fo right Mrs. P, W. Klalner, J. R. Osborn, Mrs. J. J, Leaycrafr, W. Lester, Mrs. J. Rippey, J. Stanley Mrs. E. Sverns, A. W. Ritvershausen, J. W. Springer, K. MacCalman. COUNCIL fy? - 735315 JN STK K Q ,,. nga: , I ADVISERS VIVIAN B. KRUM Dean of Girls Blology, Honor Socxety General Organization Adviser .X RICHARD W FARRELI. Counselor Coordlnator x . , xi W is 'U is College Night, Hi-Y Adviser ,L X Q at 1 A. J. BRYANT School Attorney P. A. TWOMEY School District Treasurer DR. 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Leaders Club Girls' Intramural Sports lk-17 E ' 'lr HELEN P. COOKE Seventh Grade Mathematics, General Mathematics Varsity, J.V. Cheerleading Adviser Sigma Gamma Hi-Y Eighth Grade Dramatic Club WHITNEY B. CALLAHAN Physics, General Science Swimming Coach Nyack Youth Council Dire 2 if f VERNER J. COX Elementary Algebra Six Man Football, Track Co I, 423' 'sw PATRICIA L. DAHLBERG WINIFRED DAVIS WILLIAM M. DESMOND FABIAN ENGLANDER ome Economics 7,8 Mathematics 8 English 9, I0 Retailing I, II, Introduction to 'omemaking l, Advanced Reading Club General Organization Adviser Business lothingg Sewing Club Football, J.V. Basketball TOWER, Big lniun Business J.V. Baseball Coach Adviser Distributive Education Club Adviser x, HELEN A. EVANS CONSTANCE W. FEHLING ELINOR GANLEY enography Junior High Music, Rudiments General Science fcrelifial Practice Junior High Chorus Tenth Grade Dramatic Club 5 WILLIAM GRAHN RICHARD GRIMLEY MARION E. HAYNES auto mechanics Social Studies 7, Mathematics 7, Head of History Department English 8 History -'IO Assistant soccer coach Legion of Honor, Sophomore Class Adviser ELLA R. GOODSIR Bookkeeping l, ll, Typing Bookkeeping Club G. O. Bookkeeping ,ff MARGARET H. HILBERT Homemaking I, ll, Ill Future Bachelors Course Jewelry Club U11 MARGARET KEEN Librarian Library Staff, Library Club EVANGELINE MlclAREN Senior Speech Senior Thespians Oratorical Contests MARJORIE MORGAN Dietician Director of Cafeteria L121 ELIZABETH B- L-ATHAM EDITH S. LESTER JOHN K. LITTLE French li ll, Ill: English History Il, I2 Driver Education FVSHCL1 CLULJ Hostess Club, Junior Class Adult Driving Education Adviser ALBERT MERZ AUDREY E. MERZ GERALDINE MOFFITT German I, II, lll, English Girls Physical Education Senior High Mathematics German Club Assistant intramural Sports a S, RALPH A. MULLER FRANK NELSON DORIS A. NEWTON Auto Electrics Health, Physical Education History 10, Social Studies 7 Carburetion Leaders Club Eighth Grade Dramatic Club Soccer, Basketball coach Riding Club 'F' Hiya 'RFK' FW MARGERY NILSON LUCIA W. NUTT CHADYEANE PAULUS EVERETT PAYNE 9, IO, ll Plane Geometry, General Spelling, Writing, Remedial English 7 lniun Adviser Mathematics Reading Football backfield coach Math Club Seventh Grade Dramatic Club Ski Club DAPHNE C. RAMIREZ BRITA REED CARLTON REED RUDOLPH E. REJHOLEC Advertising design and art Supervisor of art department Boys' Physical Education Club survey Paintingp advertising art Director Art supervisor in Valley Paletteers Leaders Club Cottage School Football, baseball coach i DR. SARAH l. ROODY GENE ROSS upervisor of English Bl-'Slf1eSS l-BW, English Depanmem Ninth Grade Dramatic nglish IV College Entrance Club N. H. JOSEPH ROWlAND ROBERT SCHIID Social Studies 9 l liSfOI'Y ll: Social Studies 9 Club Eleventh Grade Dramatic Club Audio-Visual Education Projection Clubg Bowling coach E151 EDWARD SCHWEIKARDT JEAN P. SHEPARD ERNEST J. STEDGE History 12 International Relations Club W.l.R.C.p G.O. Court Advisor Freshman Football WARREN l. TEMPLIN English 'l0, 'I2 Principal of Summer School Director of Adult School Chess Clubp Cross Country, Track coach .ff, 0 L E143 Horticulture, Landscaping Retail Floriculture, Vocational Agriculture Horticulture Clubg 4-H Assistant Librarian Q iii srsl RAYMOND H. P. WRAY GILBERT A, ZINN En9ll5h lll Chemistry Adlflf Speefih Education Camera Clubg Phi Beta Hi-Y Tower advisorp Tennis Coach SAMUEL E. TEMPLIN Social Studies 8 Travel Club Color Guardg J. V. Footbal coach ABBREVIATIONS Catholic Youth Organization .... Girls' Athletic Association .... International Relations Club .... Civil Air Patrol ..................... General Organization .... College Entrance Club .................. Rockland County G.O. Council ..... Young People's League ..................... School Radio Station ............................. High School Bornagainers Association Senior Missionary Volunteer Society . C.Y.O. G.A.A. I.R.C. C.A.P. G.O. C.E.Club .... R.C.G.O.C. Y.P.L. W.l.R.C. Hi-B.A. S.M.V.S. Q -waz KW STARS CLASS CDFFICERS JERRY GROSS Presidem MO' Lei I To YWQN: S4 ER5 egkar MEROOM 1EA?noudY' E' SCM SENOR H?ham G- Nxoffm, E, La ' LeKQh'On' 1. .nv- CAROL MORGAN fl-61 Vice President Q-fy, Y ' dk. as 1 X ir' K GRACE McMANUS Secreiary GEORGE KELLY Treasurer a i l CHARLES ALDEN Ch uck Phi Beta Hi-Y, Explorer Scouts, teen can- teen, C.A.P., soccer . . . likes roller skat- ing, dances, hunting, boats and cars . . . will be an engineer or join Air Force after college . . . admires a neat girl with a pleasing personality, Hi, there. JEROME BERNSTEIN llJerryll resident of Spanish Club, l,R,C., Phi eta l-li-Y, band, TOWER . . plans for business career after college . 4 , likes' shing and New York Yankees . . . dis kes talkative women . . . How 'bout hat. .67 WILLIAM ANDERSON llAndyll Color guard, chorus, Bookkeeping Club, l.R.C., Phi Beta Hi-Y . . . ambition, to be a successful accountant and own his own home . . . spends time roller skating and typing . . . Tough on you. DOUGLAS BOHR Tugwell Vice-president of color guard, chorus, Sea Scouts . . . hobbies, drawing, boating, painting, cars and reading sea stories , . . future mortician. GORDON BECK llskippyll Sea Scouts, l.R.C., chorus . . . plans to be an aeronautical draftsman . . . hobbies racing boats, hunting and fishing . . . peeved by waiting for the family car . . . likes all sports . . . How about that! ADRIENNE BOMAR Adrienne Plans to attend business school and be- come an accountant . . . admires a good sense of humor . . . dislikes conceited people. rw SRX in QU-eh. HELEN MARIE BOSCO Helen TOWER picture editor, C.Y.O., Thest plans, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, l.R.C., C.E. Club, Hostess Club, G.A.A., GO., chorus, basketball, volleyball, soccer . . likes summer vacations, Dodgers, football games and knitting , . . plans to be an elementary school teacher . . . admires crew cuts. 'EU 1 lf.. RICHARD BOWERS Dick Teen canteen, Hi-Y, Service Squad, Retail- ing Club, Woodshop Club, TOWER Busi- nesss Staff, Senior Scouts , . . will join Navy after school , . . cars, motorcycles, cooking and skating occupy much of his time . . . I have news tor you. DONNA BRILL Donna International Relations Club, Hi. B.A .... plans to enter nurse's training and then get married . . . hobbies are cooking and sewing. ,i,i ' 1 it it J. WESLEY BRILL JR. .- John H Hi. B.A .... collects stamps . . . plans to . Tir., go into business upon graduation . . . X V I J admires pleasing personality. R . 1. i X in i X .Q 8 JAMES BROWN . J Nose V 7 Captain of basketball team, baseball, foot- , ff ball, track . . . after the Navy he plans A H l to be a physical education instructor . . . collects records . . . dislikes disagreeable ' , people and Dodger fans . . . Come on, will yal I f - 3' CARL BROOKS Spider Captain of Service Squad, Sec.-Treas. of Leaders' Club, Junior Rotarians, Nyack A.C., basketball, football, bowling, base- ball . . . won J.V. football most valuable player award and varsity baseball sports- manship award . . . would like to play pro-baseball and retire at an early age . . . Bad boy. U81 .IOHANNA BROWN NJOII Sec. of Spanish Club, Thespians, I.R.C., TOWER, Hi-Y, Young Judea, Y.P.L., Latin Club, Rainbow Girls, basketball, bowling . . . ambition, to be a set designer . . . likes painting, drawing and witty people . . . What a riotl 'sa ALBERT FRED CASTALDO Fred Football, bowling, baseball, Service Squad . . . pro bowling is his goal . . . pet peeves, Brooklyn Dodger fans and being broke . . . likes all sports and New York Yankees . . . What ya say, ace? WINIFRED M. BRUCE Winnie Co-president of I.R.C., G.O., Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Latin Club, W.l.R.C., Col- lege Entrance Club, Thespians, TOWER basketball, soccer, hockey . . . future plans include college and a trip around the world . . . enioys being with people who are a lot of fun. 5' My PAULA ANN CEVASCO Paula G.A.A., Mariners, I.R.C., College Entrance Club, volleyball, basketball, soccer, bowl- ing, riding . . , ambition, to attend col- lege and be a physical education teacher . . . enioys sailing and roller skating . . . admires an all-around personality in opposite sex . . . Hay-o. CAROLE C. CAPONE C.C. Spanish Club, W.l.R.C., TOWER, Thes- pians, I.R.C., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, C.Y.O., bowling, tennis. . .spends spare moments playing the piano . . . hopes to work with the Spanish Embassy or U.N .... i Valgame Dios- GARY ROSS CHAIZE Huss Alpha Hi-Y, Tappan Boys' Club, De Molay, Chemistry Club, French Club, wrestling, swimming, tennis . . . future N.Y.U. dentistry school student . . . collects stamps when not fishing . . , personality is high in his rating of girls . . . Dig out, Newt. , ,,P!'z:Psi 3? 1:-ssffkesaisf .vu safe? S M ' -Q at if E 1 si. it. BETTY ANN CHAPMAN Bets Pres. of color guard, chorus, Sigma Gam- ma Hi-Y, softball . . . plans for a secre- tarial career then marriage . . roller- skating and swimming head her list of hobbies . . . admires neat, ambitious boys . . . Pretty clever. DAVID COHEN uDavell Big Iniun, Thespians, Y.P.L., College Entrance Club, Explorer Scouts, l.R.C., Latin Club, wrestling . . . a career in journalism is his aim . . . hunts and fishes in leisure hours . . . football games and western music are tops with him . . . What ya' got, worms? ANGELINE CONACE llAngielI Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, TOWER, softball, basketball, volleyball . . . secretarial iob lies. ahead for her . . . likes New York Yankees, dancing and music . . . notices color of eyes in opposite sex . . . Really? MICHAEL CONDELLO llMi ken Pres. of G. O., Phi-Beta Hi-Y, l. R. C.., Y Dance Club, R. C. G. O. C., J. V. football, varsity baseball, Boys' State, Jr. Rotarians . . . enioys music and dancing . . . wants to secure a good position in life, both financially and socially . . . admires a nice personality . . . Little girl. DOROTHY COLLINS Dee Dee Sec. of G.O., Junior Sec. of G.O. Court, vice pres. of chorus, I.R.C., Thespians, frosh, J.V. and varsity cheerleader, R.C. G.O.C., queen's lady-in-waiting, softball . . . plans to be a private secretary and live in luxury . . . collects records and keeps a dairy as hobbies. CAROLE ANN COOKE Cookie Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Rainbow Girls, Chem- istry Club, TOWER, Thespians, County Hi- Y Council, soccer, hockey, riding, bowling . . . plans for marriage after a nursing career . . . dislikes being teased . . . ad- mires a good disposition and ready smile . . . Hey, boy. l20Il IRENE CREAN lllll C. Y. O,, TOWER, I. R. C., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y . . . future plans include iunior col- lege . . . collects souvenirs . . . likes football games, dancing and swimming . . . Oh, no-l TIES' ANTHONY J. DELLOLIO 11-Iefjfu Baseball, football, basketball, bowling . . . future member of U. S. Marines , . . collects sports' magazines and records , . . likes sociable girls and exciting ball games . . . pet peeye is arguing . . . Why, no! FRANK WILLIAM CUFF, JR. CuFlie Varsity baseball, football, I. R. C., basket- ball . . . would like to pitch for the Giants or the Yankees . . . Dodgers clon't rate with him . , . attracted by sharp dressers . . . why, no! L as RODERICK DELPHOS uRodll Baseball, basketball, soccer, Y.M.C.A. Rockets, Rockland County Bowling Club League . . . physical education instructor or baseball coach is his goal . . , hobbies, scoring baseball and basketball games, collecting baseball pictures and stories . . . You're kiddin'! MARY JANE DAVIS 11Maryl1 Softball, basketball, swimming . . . future secretary . . . hobbies, dancing and roller- skating . . . good looks, neatness and personality count with her in iudging op- posite sex . . . Naturally. JACQUELINE DEL PIZZO Jackie Hi-Y, Thespians, C. Y. O., Hostess Club, l. R. C., varsity cheerleader, G. A. A., all girls' sports . . . intends to train for nurs- ing profession at Mt, Sinai Hospital . . . enioys knitting and reading . . . admires athletic boys with crew cuts . . . pet peeve, getting up in the morning . . . Well, say nowfu .mmf ADELE DE VRIES Blondie G. A. A., soccer, softball, basketball, vol- leyball, hockey, twirling . . . future plans include modeling or being an interior decorator . . . ambition, to own her own Lightning sailboat . . . pleased with boys who are taller than she is . . . Go on now! LOIS DU PONT lIDUppyll l.R.C., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, C.Y.O., Thes- pians, band, chorus, basketball, W.l.R.C., bowling . . . future telephone operator . . . irritated by egotistical boys . . . likes western music, horses and skating . . . What's cooking? 4 ,. . Y, -T0 5-I MARY LOU DI NARDO uMaryll Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, l. R. C., Thespians, C.Y.O., G. A. A., soccer, hockey, basket- ball, bowling, softball, tennis . . . wants to build a home by the ocean . . . plans a future in secretarial work . . . admires a cheerful personality . . . Don't let it bother you. RAYMOND WARREN FAIVRE HBOOU Phi-Beta Hi-Y, Ski Club, 'Westminster Fel- lowship, Spanish Club, track, football . . . hopes to open his own business after col- lege, or be a Naval Air Force pilot . . . hobbies, hunting, fishing and working on motorcycles . . . Do it, Huss. C- 'Nm DONALD MICHAEL DONNELLAN lIDonnyll Plans to enroll in Uncle Sam's Forces upon graduation . . . hobbies, hunting and sleeping . . . dislikes work and Dodger fans . . . rates opposite sex on neatness . . . You know what I mean. JOHN ROBERT FARGASON Jack Swimming, hunting, fishing . . . future car- penter . . . hobbies, guns and working on the Ford . . . likes everything but girls who talk too much . . . Get 'em all, Tennessee. wi RUTH FEENEY Chicken O,L.S. baseball team . , .ambition is to be- come a dramatic actress . . , hobby is writing short stories . . . new addition to N.H.S . . . pet peeve is being called Kiddo . . . quiet places irk her . . . That's the way the ball bounces, JOHN E. FAULKNER JR. Jef Explorer Scouts, Phi-Beta Hi-Y, teen can- teen, Service Squad, football, swimming . . . college is in the near future for him . . , likes cars, guns and fishing . . . Hvvauid ya? WILLIAM JOHN FELTER JULIA FENTON Willy Julie Phi Beta Hi-Y, soccer, baseball, G.O. Thespians, TOWER, C.Y.O .... intends to College Entrance Club, swimming . . . become a nurse . . . wants to travel and future mechanical engineer . . . dancing marry in the far future . . . piano playing and hotrods rate high with him . . . spends time fixing his Ford . . . Well, lah de dah. takes up her leisure time. 'bv 13' a I fi I Y, ALAN EUGENE FELTER NAIII Chorus, Chess Club . , . hopes to be one of the first to go to the moon . . , hob- bies, model airplanes and radios . . . likes anything mechanical . . . l don't know, what are you going to do, things are bad all over. ANTHONY FERRETTI HTOHYH Clarkstown Rod and Gun Club . . , plans to get a good position after graduation . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . Lum Lum. rf' ff! H 2 GERALDINE KAY FORTE Gerry Sec. of Sr. M.V. Society, vice pres. Library Staff, W.l.R.C ..,. ambition is to become a teacher . . . favorite pastime is watch- ing TV . . . For real? HELEN FROHLING JIDOHYH Children of Mary, C.Y.O., Hostess Club, chorus, girls' intramurals . . . ambition, to work as a highly paid secretary and then marry the man of her dreams . . . picnics and roller skating are tops with her . . . Oh my gosh! BARBARA LEE FRIEDMAN lIBObbylI Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, TOWER, Thespians, l.R.C,, Hostess Club, frosh, .l.V. and var- sity cheerleader . . . future dancing teach- er , . . likes to eat, draw, write poems and daydream , , . peeved when she is not allowed to talk . . . That's territWcl ',,r 4 rf rsst . C S r C - 1: rsts 3 r ' r i . K iiff 3 . 'Q C is-t . Qu-nbwwk 'A ku. ,N V ii 7 V,,, ,Fr.3,:w. ' i .- i S PHiu.iP ARTHUR FRIEDMAN nphilu Boys' sports editor of TOWER, Chess Club, chorus, soccer, track, Y.P.L., Young Judea, I.R.C,, College Entrance Club, Bookkeep- ing Club . . . likes dogs and people who mind their own business . . . admires neat and honest girls . . . dislikes com- mercials ancl laziness , . . E gacls! . JOHN RICHARD GAETJEN nGUSu Chorus, l.R,C., Service Squad . . . would like to own and drive a stock car . . . plans a future in the field of electronics . . . ice hockey is one of his favorite sports . . . Hold the phone. 4-'fr Sr ANGELO GALLO ,,Angt, Service Squad . . . ambition, to become a furniture salesman . . . enjoys being with sociable people . . . thinks the Dodgers are the best . . . pet peeves, conceited people and noisy freshmen . . . Daddy-O. rm HELEN GEICK Geickie G.A.A., Mariners, C.Y.O., basketball, soc- cer, softball, ping-pong, swimming, Thes- pians, twirling, l.R.C., TOWER . . . am- bition, to go to Europe in a sailboat . . . future florist designer . . . rollerskating, sailing, riding, dancing rate high with her . , . Where's George? DONALD GALLO Donnie Chorus, Service Squad . . . aspires to be- come a chiropractor . . . admires women with nice personalities and good looks . . .dislikes people calling him by his last name . . . hobbies, photography and building model airplanes. if c I if as ROBERT GILMORE HGH!! Intends to become a commercial artist . . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . . admires girls who can talk themselves out of any situation . . . Well, what are you going to do? NucHAEL Gnourcuerr lvviike l,R.C., College Entrance Club, soccer, voi- leyball, swimming . . . future chemical engineer . , . enioys bridge, dancing, good music and horseback riding . . . admires cheerful and friendly girls . . . pastime, reading historical novels . Vamosl ELIZABETH MARY GIACOBBE llBeTTyIl Pres. of Thespians, C.Y.O., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Mariners, College Entrance Club, l.R.C., TOWER, queen's lady-in-waiting, tennis, swimming . . . likes dancing and science . . . admires boys who are open- minded . . . dislikes first impressions . . . Alrightee. GERALD JOHN GROSS ll-lerryll Jr. and Sr. Class Pres., Pres. Leaders' Club, Pres. Phi Beta Hi-Y, Capt. wrestling team, Y Dance Club, Service Squad, County Hi-Y Council, soccer, cross country . , . hobbies, motorcycles and his car , , . admires girls with personality, ability, looks . . . You said a boo boo! is... iff JAMES GULEZIAN Fenton Mole Soccer, basketball, baseball, Hi-Y . . . ambition, to become a professional ball- player . . . likes the Yanks, Ed Stankev and Mel Allen . . . pet peeves, Brooklyn Dodger Fans . . . How about thatl RICHARD HOEHN 1lHoHO1l HiB.A., Horticulture Club Pres,, Pres. of O.S.C.Y.P., cross country, l.R.C., Photog- raphy Club . . . aspires to be a commer- cial photographer . . . likes ice skating . . . Well, how about that! 'ffl-si CAROLE JOYCE HECHT Carole Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, l.R.C., Thespians, TOWER, Y.P.L,, bowling . . . aspires to be a nurse . . . peeved by people that are never on time . . . You know what l mean. LOUIS HELLWIG Louie Service Squad, football, wrestling, base- ball , . , roots for the St. Louis Cardinals . . . will attend college . . . pastimes, reading, eating and watching television , . . ambition, to get rich quick . . . Pretty cool. J fi, SONIA CATHERINE HORNYAK Sone Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, C.Y,O., Thespians, I.R.C., TOWER, G.O., bowling, soccer, softball, Hostess Club . . . collects rec- ords . . . plans to marry a baseball star . . . pet peeve, boys who dn't act their age . . . Alrighty. SARA JANE HOUSMAN llsallyll Snaps Editor of TOWER, Thespians, Hos- tess Club, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, queen's lady-in-waiting, l.R.C., chorus, soccer, So- dality, softball, bowling, basketball . . . ambition, to become five feet tall . . . admires personality and sense of humor in opposite sex . . . Oh, isn't he a doll? i261 ARTH UR HYMAN Artie Baseball, soccer, W.I.R.C., band . . , am- bition, to be a sports announcer . . . likes music, pay checks and Saturdays . , . plans to attend C.C.N.Y. or N.Y.U, . , . pastime is watching sports' events . . Hey Mole. ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSEN llBOb1l Chorus, band, soccer, College Entrance Club, Alpha Hi-Y, Y Dance Club, TOWER, Thespians, N.Y.S.S.M.A., I.R.C .... am- bition is to become a civil engineer . . . hobbies are singing, fixing his car and rollerskating . , . likes the gang and dancing . . . Dig out, gang. JENIFER JEWETT HGUSH Feature Editor of TOWER, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, teen canteen sec.-treas., Musical Arts Club, basketball, softball, treas. of Y Dance Club, I.R.C., Thespians , . . pet peeve, anti-social people . . . likes The Crowd and parties , . . O.K. gang- Iet's dig out. FQ ls li HELEN KEFELI Helen French Club, Latin Club . . . ambition is to become a linguist . . . favorit pastimes are collecting stamps and reading . . . admires intelligence, manners and a good sense of humor. x i ' avg BARBARA DAGMAR JOHANSSON Boots Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Thespians, TOWER, chorus, teen canteen, l,R.C., Hostess Club, soccer, basketball . , . ambition is to tra- vel . . . likes rollerskating, dancing, cruis- ing and sewing . . . intends to become a nurse. CHRISTOPHER GEORGE KELLY ' Skeets Treasurer of Senior Class, C.Y.O., Leaders' Club, l.R.C., W.l.R,C., basketball . . . future teacher . . . enioys traveling and playing tennis . . . admires friendly girls who have a sense of humor . . . Hi, shorty. y,iZ?f:aw2112:.fe3iWf 433 ' ,f,.,,'.f,fvffef,ee1i. ,Q-.Qt f ,f V- ,, M 1 1 N ,ef 'YZ uv-W' JAMIE H. KING JR. Pete Hi-Y, soccer, Scouts . . . ambition is to be happy . . . spends his time writing, sail- ing and working on his car . . . en- ioys good books and food . . , is peeved by dominating women . . . Oh, fer pity's thake. PATRICIA MARIE KOMONCHAK upatll Editor-in-Chief of TOWER, l.R.C., Honor Society, College Entrance Club, Thespians, G.A.A., Pres. of Hostess Club, Spanish Club, C.Y.O., Children of Mary, basket- ball, soccer, softball, volleyball, bowling . . . aims for elementary school teach- ing . . . politeness and a sense of humor rate high with her. LAWRENCE M. KLAINER Ill-arryll TOWER, Thespians, l.R.C., Photography Club, G.O., Alpha Hi-Y, County Council, Y Dance Club, tennis . . . ambition is to teach modern history and economics at the college level . . , received A rating in piano at state music festival . . . admires poise in opposite sex . . . ln any event- he 5 ' -t wmv, SALLY KNIGHT llsauyll Tower, Thespians, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, l.R.C., Youth Fellowship, lrosh, J.V. and varsity cheerleader, hockey, soccer, bas- ketball . . . plans to attend college . . . dislikes being teased about her laugh . . lf it's not one thing it's another. 551, I JI- ROBERT A KOPENHAVER llKOpelI Basketball, baseball . . . intends to marry and retire a millionaire . . . likes Notre Dame, Sunday parties and sociable women . . . hunting is his pastime . . . What say, Huss. RUTH HELEN KOSEL Ruthie Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Hostess Club, Rain- bow Girls, l.R.C., Sec. of Thespians, TOWER, Y Dance Club, soccer, hockey, basketball, bowling, softball, volleyball . . . know-it-alls irk her . . . enioys danc- ing and cooking . . . pastimes are knit- ting and reading. i281 CLAIRE PATRICIA KUNIK Egg-Clair Pastimes are cooking and sewing . . . would like to marry and raise a family of four . . . likes cowboy music . . . pet peeve is being called Clarabelle. OLGA KOULOMZINE Lesh ka l.R.C., TOWER, Hostess Club, Thespians, llth Grade, Dramatic Club, volleyball, basketball . . . future plans include a trip to Paris . . . has an extreme aver- sion to iazz . . . favorite pastime is draw- ing . . . Step on it. KENNETH LAIRD BARBARA LESTER Fuzzy Bobbie Hunting, fishing, boats . . . wants to join Navy and stay in for twenty years . . . likes a red convertible and having fun with the boys. Thespians, Hi-Y . . . keeps gold fish and knick knacks . . . partial to sailors and convertibles . , . dislikes suave blondes . . . admires male neatness . . . ls that right? 9 mi it x f i 4 1 GLANDON R. LAING Danny Latin Club, Science Club, Alpha Hi-Y, I.R.C., TOWER, C.A.P .... future airlines pilot . . . enioys good food and working with mechanical apparatus . , . has an aversion to conceited people and right handed lecture chairs . . , Nuts. PATRICIA LOUISE LESTER upatll Sec. of College Entrance Club, Sigma Gamma, W.I.R.C., Hostess Club, Big lniun, TOWER, Thespians, G.O., frosh, J.V. and varsity cheerleader, Y Dance Club Sec., l.R.C., girls' sports , . . future nurse . . . hobbies, making her own clothes and knitting . . . likes Bowling Green Stu- dents . . . Who, me? PAUL LIEVAL Evil Leeval College Entrance Club, l.R.C., Alpha Hi-Y, Latin Club, Science Club, wrestling, foot- ball . . . wants to go to college and make piles of money . . . likes fishing, hunting and cars . . . Floor it, Newt. LAWRENCE LOFTUS uLarryn Alpha Hi-Y, Science Club, College Entrance Club, Tappan Boys' Club, wrestling, base- ball . . . hopes to go to college and then make his second million . . . collects de- tention slips . . . dislikes little spokes acting like big wheels. JENNIFER LINTON Jennie TOWER, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Thespians, Y Dance Club, l.R.C., bowling, hockey . . . plans a career after college . . . wants to live in a log cabin . . . admires sincerity in opposite sex . . likes people who enjoy themselves . . . What do they think we're running here? ALBERT LOGIODICE HGOOQII C.Y.O., football, Service Squad . . . hopes to be a millionaire bachelor living in Hawaii . . . enioys cooking class and shop . . . What say, Shirl? .if FREDA JEAN LITTLETON Jeannie l.R.C., Thespians, Sigma Phi Hi-Y, West- minster Fellowship, bowling . . . plans to get a good iob after graduation . . . likes rollerskating and sewing . . . col- lects snapshots . . . good dancers are tops with her . . . You know. GENNADY KLIMENKO LUBINSKEY nsenyall College Entrance Club, l.R.C., Camera Club, Chess Club, soccer, volleyball, track . . . future plans include college and aeronautical engineering . . . likes to make voyages and visit operas . . . hob- bies, reading and music . . . Life is a struggle. lf301 FRANK McCARTY llMaCkll Alpha Hi-Y, Tappan Boys' Club, chorus, soccer, baseball . . . aims to be a mil- lionaire . . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . . likes hot rods and wood working . . . dislikes homework and owing money . . Get 'em all, SHEILA ANN MacKENZIE Sheila Thespians, I.R.C., Sewing Club . . . in- tends to be someone's secretary . . . col- lects records . . . likes rollerskating and good tunes . . . abhors homework . . . What the heck! JOHN MCCORMICK Jack C.A.P., chorus . . . would like to own a concert grand piano . . . hobbies, pho- tography and collecting records . . . fascinated by Broadway shows . . . ad- mires a girl with a good sense of humor , . . Right away. X , Q 5 K i if 4 MARY JANE McDERMOTT Jane TOWER, Big lniun, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, C.Y.O., l,R.C., College Entrance Club, Thespians, frosh cheerleader, G.A.A., Y Dance Club, basketball, soccer, volleyball . . . aspires to be a secretary . . . enioys sports and Ioafing . . . dislikes tests and bossy people . . . Don't let it worry you. DAVID McCORMICK uDaVen I.R.C., College Entrance Club, Photog- raphy Club, swimming, track . . . wants to win an Albany4New York outboard marathon . . . would like to retire as soon as possible . . . roots for Notre Dame and the Dodgers . . . Play it cool. GRACE VERONICA McMAN US Grace Sec. of Jr. and Sr. Class, Senior Write-ups Editor of TOWER, Feature Editor of Big lniun, G.A.A., Honor Society, College En- trance Club, chorus, I.R.C., G.O., Sec. ot Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Sodality, Thespians, Hostess Club, soccer, basketball, bowling, softball, tennis . . . plans to be an ele- mentary school teacher . , . enjoys music. MARY KATHRYNE McNUlTY lIHoneyll Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, l.R.C., Thespians, TOWER, bowling . . . future includes col lege and a career as a lab technician . . dislikes dull parties . . . Huh! STANLEY METLITZ Stan Pres. of Phi-Beta Hi-Y, Vice-pres. of Coun- ty Hi-Y Council, Thespians, Service Squad, Leaders' Club, Capt. cross country, wres- tling, tennis, track . . . earned wrestling medal . . . dislikes getting pinned in a wrestling match . . . Howdy. JANE MEREDITH Jane G.A.A., basketball, volleyball, softball, soccer, hockey, bowling . . . plans to get a good position as a secretary . . . dislikes homework and doing dishes . . . You don't say? was JAMES ANTHONY MIELE IIJimH C.Y.O., Service Squad, chorus, baseball . . . aims to play pro ball . . . likes con- vertibles, planes and the Giants . . . ad- mires good looks in opposite sex . . . dislikes wise guys and sore losers . . That's cool. GEORGE MERWIN IIMerll Sec. Phl Beta Hi-Y, cross country, Horti- culture Club, track . . . aims to get out of school and secure a good paying iob . . . likes camping, county fairs and being active . . . dislikes getting up in the morn- ing . . . That's for surel BRUCE HARTWICK MILLER Bruce Alpha Hi-Y, DeMolay, soccer, baseball . . . plans to be a success after college . . . likes weekends, swimming and driv- ing . . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . . dislikes making decisions . . . Yeah, L52l SALLYANN MOCK Sallyann l,R.C., Thespians, Y Dance Club, French Club, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Hostess Club, TOWER, College Entrance Club, Rainbow Girls . . . future includes college . . collects china animals and match covers . . . admires neatness. HELEN MUELLER Helen Chorus, Riding, Hostess Club, Girls' intra- murals, Honor Society . . . Secretarial career or a life on a Farm is her goal . . . likes nice clothes and roller skating . . .admires polite boys with nice personalties . . . l don't know. CAROLYN JANE MORGAN Carol Vice-pres. of Jr. and Sr. Class, Pres. of Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, l.R.C., Thespians, Y Dance Club, Big lniun, TOWER, Hostess Club, chorus, G.O. Court, County Hi-Y Council, soccer, hockey, bowling, basket' ball, ping-pong, Ski Club, llth Grade Dramatic Club . . . plans a college career . . . peeved by her short stature . . . As a matter of fact, Yes. V af JANICE EDITH MULLER llspecll Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Hostess Club, Rain- bow Girls, l.R.C., Thespians, College En- trance Club, County Hi-Y Council, W.l.R.C., Teepee Talk, Ski Club, llth Grade Dra- matic Club, Latin Club, bowling . aims to see the world upon graduation from college . . . Oh, strife! N. mi i QL I MARLENE ANN MORRISOHN Mimi Twirlers, Thespians . . . collects souvenirs . . . peeved by boasting people . . . ad- mires a neat dresser. ROBERT TURNER MYERS l1BObll 4-H, soccer . . , iazz enthusiast . . . dis- likes anything that doesn't swing . . . hobbies, iazz records, motorcycles, cars . . . ou-ya-coo. E? BENSON JAMES O'CONNOR ilokeu Big lniun, llth Gade Dramatic Club, Science Club, l.R.C., Ski Club, Photogra- phy Club . , . hobbies, photography and model railroading . . . aspires to be a suc- cessful engineer . . . Hey, Soose. ' TH ERESA FRANCES PAONE llTerryll G.A.A., TOWER, Thespians, C.Y.O., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, l.R.C., softball, volleyball, bowling, soccer, hockey, basketball . . . would like to be a pops singer or a sec- retary . . . likes the Yankees . . . plans to travel . . . Ya dang tooting. MICHAEL O'DOWD Mike Alpha Hi-Y, DeMolay, wrestling, swim- ming, tennis, Chemistry Club, l.R.C., Tap- pan Boys' Club, Junior Rotarians . . . likes fishing and hunting . . . peeved by license laws . . . plans tc attend N,Y.U. Medical School and become a surgeon . . . Dig out, Newton. MICHAEL ANTHONY PALLASSINO :IMI ken C.Y.O., football, baseball . . . ambition, to attend Fordham and become a success ful businessman . . , hobbies, baseball, collecting sports' books . . . detests having his last name mispronounced and mis- spelled . . . Hey there, Ace. JOHN K. PARK Punkin Alpha Hi-Y, Pres. of .band, chorus, N.Y.S.S.M.A., Thespians, football, co-cap- tain swimming team, wrestling . . . future music teacher . . . enioys strumming the guitar, aquaplaning and rollerskating . . . Ang A 2 S me BARBARA ANNE PARTRIDGE Giggles Big lniun, TOWER, l.R.C., Thespians, C.Y.O., Sigma Lambda HL-Y, basketball, swimming, dancing . . . ambition, to be a newspaper writer . . . You woulcln't want to bet on that? Cool down, Kid, you're steaming my 1341 glasses. HARRY J. PEARSALL Crash Plans to get a good iob after graduation . . . enioys working on cars . . . peeved by fiat tires . . . Hello my man. QQ LAWRENCE A. PIA llLarrylI C.Y.O., football, baseball . . . hobby, fixing cars . . . Yankee fan . . . plans to get a good iob after graduation . . . en- ioys miniature golf . . . Let's be gettin on the ball. LYDIA PENKRAT Lida Thespians, chorus, TOWER, I.R.C., Kappa Beta Hi-Y, W.l,R.C., Hostess Club, llth grade Dramatic club, bowling, volleyball, College Entrance Club . . . plans a teach- ing career . . . likes classical music and crossword puzzles . . . annoyed by high hat low brows . . . Feed it, it might go away. 2 -5 as JANICE BERNDTSON POLHEMUS IIPOHYII l.R.C., Thespians, chorus, Spanish Club, College Entrance Club, Hostess Club, TOWER, Sec. of Young People's Society . . . hobbies, photography and sewing . . likes good music . . . RealIy? Nicel 'S CHARLES PETERMAN Ching Ass't. Feature Editor of Big lniun, Thes- plans, Alpha Hi-Y, TOWER, l.R.C., C.A.P., wrestling, track . . . hobby, model rail- roading . . . ambition, to earn several million . . . future includes college . . . Nutsl SANDRA LEE PORTZ llsandyll Faculty Write-ups Editor of TOWER, Big lniun, Thespians, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, l.R.C., College Entrance Club . . . plans a career after college . , . ambition, to ioin a fraternity . . . enioys dancing and swimming . , . admires friendliness . . Golly dayl 'Sf 332222 ,cel LOUISE POUNDS Pounds Thespians, G.A.A., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, soccer, basketball, bowling, hockey, soft' ball . . . ambition is to become an inter' ior decorator . . . collects photos . . . enioys meeting new people . . . That's fabulous, ROBERT PRINDLE Wink Treasurer of G.O., Leaders' Club, Phi Beta Hi-Y, TOWER, Junior Rotarians, County Hi-Y Council, baseball, soccer, C.Y.O., basketball . . . N. Y. Giant fan . . . plans to attend college . . . Real cool. MADELYN MARY PROBERT C.Y.O., Thespians, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, TOWER, l.R.C., Sec. of Hostess Club, G.A.A,, softball, hockey, soccer, bowling, tennis . . . hopes to be a success . . wants to travel . . . likes knitting, driving and football . . . You beast! li 3 IRENE ROMAN DA PROCOPIOW lllll Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Thespians, W,l.R.C., TOWER, soccer, hockey, basketball, soft- ball, bowling, ping-pong, volleyball . . . plans to attend Packard Junior College after graduation . ambition, to be a buyer for a large concern . . . admires sincerity . . . Where's Harvey, Phil? HAROLD MORRISON PRINGLE Splinter Basketball, track . . . won ist place broad- iump and B80 relay medals in county track meet, lst place 440 relay ribbon in sectionals . . . aspires to be an Olympic broadiumper . . . hobby, collecting clip- pings of sports' events . . . What say boys? RUDOLPH C. RAMCKE 11 Rudy!! Senior G.O. Court Judge, captain of soc- cer team, Phi Beta Hi-Y, teen canteen, De- Molay, Junior Rotarians, baseball . . . plans future in mechanical or aeronauti- cal engineering . . . automobiles and hunting occupy much of his time . . What say, hot rod? E363 MILDRED ELAINE RIPPEY Millie Thespians, I.R.C., W.I.R.C., chorus, band, College Entrance Club . . . enioys playing piano, drawing, reading , . . future in- cludes college. ROSELYN SHIRLEY ROMAN Rosie C.Y.O., Thespians, TOWER, G.A.A., I.R.C., Chaplain of Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Ski Club, basketball, softball, bowling, soccer, vol- leyball . . . ambition is to travel . . . likes swimming, music, dancing, tennis and being active . . . Ye-ah? KENNETH ROSSI Ross Hunting, fishing, trapping . . . enioys fix- WN 52.5 X. ANNE H. SCHOFIELD IlNanCyII Art Editor of TOWER, News Editor of Big lniun, treasurer Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, treas- urer Honor Society, corresponding sec. Thespians, I.R.C., College Entrance Club, G.O., Hostess Club, soccer, basketball, bowling, Legion of Honor . . . plans a career in the art field , . . would like to live in Hawaii. HENRY SCHRIEVER llHenll Plans to be a doctor . . . baseball is his hobbie . . . likes the Yankees . . . dis- likes homework and dentists . . . pet peeve loud-mouthed people . . . So whatl ?., ing cars . . . Yankee fan . . . ambition to be a good fisherman . . . plans to be a carpenter . . . Too muchl JOAN CAROLE SCHULER IIJOII Pres. of G.A.A., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, l.R.C., C.Y.O., Thespians, TOWER, Inner Circle, Ski Club, volleyball, softball, soccer, hockey, bowling, basketball, tennis, ping- pong . . . likes music, sports and having fun . . . You know? GEORGE SENNE HSI! C.A.P., wrestling, Hi-Y, Y.M.C.A. . . . spends time hunting, fishing, rollerskating and swimming . . . ambition is to be Air Force iet pilot . . . likes Giants and all sports . . . That's fabulous. PATRICIA SHAW upatll l.R.C., bowling, basketball, W.l.R.C. . . . enioys art and records . . . ambition is to be a home economist . , . admires neatness and tallness. DIVINO F. SERRATORE nDiV1l Y.M.C.A., basketball and baseball . . . hobbies, cars and rollerskating . . . plans to ioin the Navy . . , likes the Yankees but dislikes homework . . . What say, my man? PHYLLIS P. SHEFSKY ' Phil Hostess Club, swimming, volleyball, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, basketball, soccer . . . plans to become a career girl and lead a leisurely life . . . likes all sports . . . dislikes 8th period . . . Really? JUDITH LEAH SHAVER HJ Udyll Business Editor of Big lniun, l.R.C., band, chorus, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, College En- trance Club, Thespians, TOWER, Jewelry Club, G.A.A., 'llth Grade Dramatic Club, soccer, hockey, basketball, bowling, Ski Club . . . likes tennis and music . . . Oh fiddle faddlel VASSILY SIVAKOV Vasia College Entrance Club, Chess Club, vol- leyball . . . college and mechanical en- gineering are his goals . . . likes traveling and learning languages. . . admires gaiety and friendliness . . . Gosh! U81 LINDA E. SMITH Ill-inn l.R.C., Spanish Club, W.l.R.C., German Club, College Entrance Club, basketball, softball, volleyball . . . ambition is to see the world . . . plans to go fo Albany State College for Teachers . . . likes for- eign languages . . . dislikes reading . . . That's shrewd. PATRICIA DOROTHY SPITZER upatl Thespians, twirling, softball, bowling, Hi- Y . . . collects trophies from a football hero . . . plans a secretarial career . . . admires well-dressed boys with nice builds . . . Hey now! '99 MARY ANN SMITH nMaryll French Club, l.R.C ..., ambition, to ride in a helicopter . . . aims to be a nurse . . . collects postcards . . . likes baseball and football games . . . admires neatness . . . For crying out loud. fit' ANABEL MARGARET STANLEY llBUn ny!! College Entrance Club, TOWER, Thespians, l.R.C., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, W.l.R.C., Latin Club, Musical Arts Club, N.Y.S.S.M.A., soc- cer, chorus . . . would like to be a singer at the Met . . . likes music, par- ties and The Crowd . . . O.K. gang, let's dig out. VIRGINIA HARRINGTON SMITH lIGinnylI sigma Phi Hi-Y, Riding Club, i.R.c., rhes- pians, W.l.R.C., TOWER, chorus . . . hopes to become a secretary or receptionist . . . horses, football games and nice clothes are tops with her . . . Georgel DONALD STARKE nDonll DeMolay, Tappan Boys' Club, band . . . would like to play with a top band . . . plans to ioin the Air Force in the near future . . . hobbies, fishing and hunting . . . The kid is cool. JOY FRANCES STERN HJOYI1 President of Honor Society, l.R.C., Thes- pians, W.l.R.C., College Entrance Club, TOWER, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, G.A.A., ln- ner Circle, Y.P.L., Young Judea, bowling, basketball, volleyball, ping-pong . . . am- bition, to graduate from college . . . col- lects miniatures . . . dislikes homework and dull parties . . . AlreadyI MARGARET EDITH STOOTHOFF llpeggyll Thespians, l.R.C., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, soft- ball, hockey, soccer, volleyball . . . plans to finish high school and become a sec- retary . . . collects photos . . . dislikes history . . . Well, bully fer you. all K 5 vw FRANCES JANET STEVENS uFranl1 C.Y.O., Twirlers, l.R.C., Hostess Club, TOWER, Library Staff, Honor Society Sec, bowling, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Paramus Roller Club . . . plans to become a good secretary and make loads of money . . . likes rollerskating . . . I thought l'd die. LAWRENCE GRANT SUCSY Soose Co-president of l.R.C., President of C.E. Club, Sports' Editor of Big lniun, Thes- pians, Explorer Scouts, C.A,P., Traveling Medicine Show, Camera Club, Alpha Hi-Y, Science Club, TOWER, wrestling, track . . . enjoys hunting and tishing . . . future col- lege student . . .- Up the creek on a marble slab full o' holes without a pad- die. ROBERT EDWARD STEWART nBOb11 College Entrance Club, l.R.C., Science Club, Sea Scouts . . . ambition is to be an aeronautical research engineer . . . future plans include Naval Air Force . . . hobbies, model airplanes and radios . . . Come on a my house. ROBERT McCALL TAYLOR nBobu Vice Pres. N. Y. State Hi-Y Cabinet, Pres. Alpha Hi-Y, Pres. County Hi-Y Council, Vice Pres. County Honor Society, Pres. Y Dance Club, Business Manager of TOWER, l.R.C., Thespians, Junior Rotarians, TOWER photographer, Traveling Medicine Show, College Entrance Club, Leaders' Club, Honor Society, football, wrestling, track . . . plans to attend Cornell . . . Where's Klainer? L401 ELEANOR ADELE THEIS Bubsy TOWER, I.R.C., Thespians, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Y Dance Club, Science Club, llth Grade Dramatic Club, Hostess Club, basket- ball, bowling, volleyball, swimming, frosh, J.V. and varsity cheerleader . . . likes the crowd , playing piano . . . plans to at- tend college and then nursing school . .. O.K. gang, let's dig outl v 5 1 h k ,T was - BARBARA TRAFFORD TRAVIS Bobbie Editor-in-chief of Big lniun, Ass't. Editor of TOWER, Pres. of Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Honor Society, Thespians, chorus, Teepee Talk, County Hi-Y Council chaplain, llth Grade Dramatic Club, Pres. of Cedarcrest Youth Conference . . . plans to attend college and become a home economist . . . enioys playing piano. 0 AGNES PATRICIA TRAHAN llpatl G.A.A., Inner Circle, Hi-Y, I.R.C., bowling, basketball, soccer, hockey, tennis, volley- ball, riding . . . aspires to be an account- ant . . . likes night football games . . . Oh, well, what are you going to do? JILL TRAVIS Travi Chorus, I.R.C., Treasurer of Sigma Lamba Hi-Y, Thespians, TOWER, Musical Arts Club, golf . . . future nursery school teacher . . . likes collecting records and the crowd' . . . O.K. gang, let's dig out. PHYLLIS SALLY TRAVERSON llphylll C.Y.O., Hi-Y, I.R.C., Thespians, Secretary of Horticulture Club, TOWER . . . hopes to be a florist . . . admires pleasing personality . . . How's Harvey, lrene? JUNE MARIE VAN DE MARK Junie C.Y.O., TOWER, I.R.C., volleyball . . . wants vo be a good secretary . . . enioys art and mysteries . . . admires a sense of humor . . . Mama mia! BARBARA ANN VANDERBILT Bobby Club Write-ups Editor of TOWER, chap- lain of Sigma Gamma I-li-Y, College En- trance Club, l.R.C., Thespians, G.O., Y Dance Ciub, Hostess Club, soccer, hockey, softball, basketball , . . collects postcards . . . plans to be a nurse . . . Wow! FRANCES CAROL VODAK Fran Football Queen, Hostess Club, French Club, Thespians, Sec. of County Hi-Y Council, l.R.C., Vice-pres. of College En- trance Club, Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, llth Grade Dramatic Club, soccer, basketball, bowling . . . plans a career in home eco- nomics field . . , likes driving and knitting . . . That's shrewd. 5' if! EDWIN VAN ZILEN Eddie Alpha Hi-Y, DeMolay, Tappan Youth Fel- lowship, Tappan Boys' Club, Intramural football, baseball . . . hobbies, hunting and fishing . . . future member of Armed Forces . . . A-I. MARILYN AVON WARD usarnn Thespians, l.R.C., Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Y Dance Club, TOWER, bowling . . . dis- likes homework and deadlines . . . plans to attend business school of iunior col- lege . . . likes traveling and The Crowd . . . O.K. gang, let's dig out. GERALDINE GERTRUDE VICE Gerry Girls' Sports' Editor of TOWER, Vice-pres. of G.A.A., Inner Circle, Vice-pres. of C.Y.O., Treasurer of Sigma Lambda Hi-Y, Hostess Club, I.R.C., basketball, soccer, hockey, bowling, volleyball, softball . . . plans a career in nursing . . . likes tennis and football games . . . Giant fan . . . Oh, oh,4that's bad! MARGARET LOUISE WILKINSON Wilkie I.R.C., College Entrance Club, G.A.A., ln- ner Circle, volleyball, bowling, softball, ping-pong, tennis, riding . . . ambition, to get an English degree in college . . . likes drawing and sailing . . . Ah tell you- M21 CAROL LEE WILLIAMS Carol G.A.A., College Entrance Club, TOWER, Hostess Club, l.R.C., soccer, basketball, hockey, bowling, volleyball, softball, Kap- pa Beta Hi-Y . . . plans a career in nurs- ery school teaching or working for the F.B.l .... enioys traveling and detective stories . . . Hey! EDWARD WILLIAM WOOD HBH!!! Chess Club, golf, College Entrance Club, TOWER, Tallman Mt. Boys' Club, Latin Club . . . collects stamps . . . ambition is to graduate from U. of North Carolina and be a news reporter . . . Oh, bor- schtl QPQSR. U O Q 0 ROBERT WILLIAM ZIEGLER l1Bob1l C.Y.O., basketball, football, baseball . . . likes hunting and swimming . . . admires personality . . . Hi, dolls. 19 Peppiesi Sally Knight Stan Meflilz ACADEMY Most Likely To Succeed Grace McManus Robert Taylor Best All-Around Jerry Gross Helen Bosco Mos! Musical John Park Anabel Sianley Best Disposition Barbara Vanderbilt Robert Prindle Mm Athletic Wiviw . Joan Schuler Mike Pallassmo Carl Brooks Irene Procopriow Q, 1 MISI AWARDS Best Dressed Fran Vodak Jeff Dellolio V 'r xg, , V ,' tier? f - ,,.,,hT,.,. Most Artistic Nancy Schofield Robert Gilmore We fy 3 Best Figure Carol Cooke Jerry Gross el Most Talkative John Park Pat Lester 'Fr' 35163. ' fi? 4 firm: ' g Nile, be Best looking Dee Dee Collins Robert Prindle Done School For Most Irene Procopriow Harry Pearsall Yr' 1. Done Most For School Pat Komonchak Mike Condello Q lgillbmrd dk 49 4 4' ,ff J. 4 ' Q., fm:J!4Qa I NY, gl 13 -'lr-wg . W 2, Ap! I ,lA im. WY 'df ,JN L48J First row: J, Hamer, C. Engels, J. Konzen, A. Failing, I. Gabel, R. Buonomo, C. Ceccotti, M. Hudson, R. Johnson, B. Austin, M. Allison, A. Gradnauer, H. DeCarlo, L. Levine, R. Barone, E. Hernaez. Second row: W. Kerlin J. Lefebvre, R. Hartell, J. Latham, J. Kamisky, G. Allison, B. Malcolm, M. Kearney, E. Brettmann, B. Latka N. Broome, A. Arnold, D. Johnson, P. Hicks, G. Blauvelt. Third row: J. DeNoyeIles, G. Castaldo, D. D'Agostino J. Frascino, W. Daggett, S. Brown, W. Brennan, J. Biaggi, E. Dahlberg, E. Baker, W. Bourgeois, L. Cole, D Caruso, R. Lyman. Fourth row: T. Argiros, H. Hansen, H. Green, V. Lisachenko, V. Dorsey, J. M. Fenton, N Kolb, J. King, L. Cohen, J. Brett, A. Dellolio, N. Bradshaw, J. Fox, C. Glass. Fifth row: B. Bailey, J. Bell, T Glynn, D. Cole, D. Cannon, S. Chapman, M. Ames, K. DeGraw, R. Beresheim, R. D'Agostino, R. Callahan, J. Bittig 'V CLASS O f 1 A. sf vm.. isp xx... F Q0 s at Ilan i-.fi Q f L, .. i . ...M , ia-.WM .t...- ...V 'P V 'u Lia... ... W if X it Q... .. I M First row: P. Partrick, B. VanLoan, L. Murphy, C. Meyer, M. Marcus, C. Richmond, C. Stem, F. Sarterio N. Schechner, A. Twitchen, H. Stoddard, R. Nenninger, L. McDermott, D. Palrnatier, F. Walrnsley. Second row W. Owens, W. Nickels, R. Waltl, D. Rehman, P. Pelts, J. Schmidt, N. Miller, D. Palubin, A. Nelson, H Nenninger, E. Toto, U. Walker, L. Thomas, O. Panoft. Third row: J. Simonds, R. Winter, L. Whidbee, C Orlando, J. Reavis, T. Valentine, M. Steffens, E. Little, L. Schuler, B. Pearl, J. Rippey, B. Sherman, M, Mott M. Mott, R. Radcliff, Fourth row: W. Rose, P. Schulder, A. Yassky, R. Peterson, C. Peterson, J. Webb, G Scheidig, J. Post, G. Tanges, W. Pluscht, J. O'Neal, C. Peterson, C. Williams, R. Mole, F. Santoro. Fifth row R. Richter, R. Sisco, C. Walter, D. Waack, J. Ridlon, R. Stern, J. Stockmeyer, P, Stevens. I i953 fri .-.I 1: 1 ff? ' f's-e..- .' 93 ti IW A .1 jf I ..Vi li vw , - .. nw! xfwqgvmg 5 . Mfr' ,Q , a ., i, ,ff n-L.. 'v . ...F x rf 'WV yi. I 'Wat was First row: F. Sennas, L. Dellolio, J, Demoa, C. D'Auria, J. Demoa, A, Feo, D. Gonzales, D. Wagner, B, Tanges, C, Reidemeister, J. Kastner, L. Pollack, R. Sharp, R. Vahle, K. Stalter L . 1 , 5 - Second row: E. Molitor, L. Svensson, D. Smith, J. Sindt, M. G. Gilchrest, M. Hanley, L Walker, B. Caliman, A. Campora, P. Chamberlain, T. Cooper, M. Nedelka, E. Milford, A Eigo, L. Dellolio. Third row: R. Barron, A. Barone, M, Rubin, C. Serine, J. Simon, S M Guerrieri, M. A. Hogan, L. Guerrieri, A. Boyd, S. Barth, K. Schweikhardt, C. Raso, . Perreault, J. Wehe, J. Waldron. Fourth row. L. Williams, B. Osborn, A. Lindquist, B Lewis, W. Rowell, M. Maskell, A. Osborn, L. Prokopenko, J. Kuhn, P. Kelm, M. Bell, J. Goodman, J. Brownbridge, F. Olay, G. Brettmann, S. Epler. Fifth row: C. Challacombe, J. Harper, A. Gibbons, B. Smith, l. Welchmann, P. Mitchell, M. Mathsen, S. Faille, J. Gaeta, P. Giles, J. Lundgren, D, Haring, L. Bauer, E. Way, J. Odell. Sixth row: E. Rooney, A. Nikola, M. Shaver, F. Stoltz, P. Hoffman, P. Brown, L. Moffett, B. Heffelfinger, L. Benson, J. Bowler. L50.l ., 4 K4 I f V. 5 s , M C , in l S .K ,kV. , V' .59 'wh . 5 -1-. CLASS C 'ri A-sm arf- . WK H fl! :fi-'Q is :gal .. , 3 ,.,.,,,,:. .E y ,V Y y ,,,,:,W 67, First row. R. Jarvis, R. Alfieri, W. Rafterty, C. Meyers, E. Davis, F. Foley, P. Glynn R. Shepard, E. Cacciarnoni, P. Allen, P. Bernarbo, T. Buonocare, R. Gates, J. Christie H. Conklin. Second row: E. McCarty, J. Nyweide, R. McGowan, J. Fs'don, J. Sylvester W. DeGroat, M. Miller, P. Chase, E. Forte, R. Olson, G. Knieriem, P. DiGiovanni, H. Mack C. Smith. Third row: W. Charters, S. Taylor, W. Springer, K. Lundgren, P. Scanlon, M Herlihy, G. Healey, R. Jacobs, F. Swift, F. McGovern, E. Davidson, B. Leitner, T. O'Connor D. Mac, R. Black. Fourth row: J. Leiper, M. Stach, E. Brilliant, F. Campbell, J. Aho, A Andrievich, F. Latham, E. Grunwald, J, Stokes E. Parietti, A. Richards, J. Merkert, E. McGrath, R. Er-nmerling. Fifth row: C. Mouguin, T. Martin, K. Yeck, W. Lee, D. McLeod, R. Burnham, J. Beech, G. Marquart, C. Lang, B. Campbell, K. Schettig, R. Otto, W. Campbell. Sixth row: E. Robinson, A. Couch, A. Brown, J. Fields, W. Royster, D. Williams, D. Hulse. I 1 r 551 QZQQFB vt? Q x ii. ..,.sM.,,.-.,. W...,,,,,.,,3t ,. 4 9 T, N Q.. v 1 l an ...gtnf MU-vs N yn, .. .,,,.. ,H-Mani. ...1vwms.r1sz.w..tf..f. YV H.. , me .uve 'T' ig, K, , J y r .. i7,g...s-.es ,V ,.,,,,g, Vykyy M .,,f , ...Nw--3,ggggfaygwwwQ4gwtjVm.s7-..r.-, f , vi' ' QI' , ra C ,tml First row: K. Dahlberg, J. Kenyon, G. Eavens, M. D'Auria, C. Gaeta, B, Hogan, P. Horn, J. Lenning, V. Colorito, M. Jersey, E. Breen, J. Forte, J. Bowen, H. Capuano, A. Hall, R. Gradnauer. Second row: M. Laubert, M. Leaycraft, F. Forte, E. Lemire, S. Denker, E Faccioli, J. James, J. Dickerson A. Gambetti, L. Glatt, P. Crane, R. Price, J. Cohen, J. Bohr, A. Beim. Third row: M. A. Engel, M. Cayot, E. Alpert, D. Hamer, J. Lupardo, C. Mann B. Bernstein R. Kaplowitz, R. Kostmayer, P. Breland, W. Bacon, P. Derven, H. Brugger, L. Hecht, J. Koblin. Fourth row: J. Marr, K. Luther, B. Charters, R. Frohling, B, Graham R, Frae, E. Birmingham, J. Holt, B. Hoyt, N. Jersey, M. Bergin, B. Costino, L. Eavens, J Lyman, F. Haring, H. Glynn. Fifth row: C. Cummings, P. Curtis, J. Lemm, G. Kefeli, J Clark, M. Maidman, K, Cota, L. Ennis, D. DeNoyelles, B. Valentine, S. Cheshun, R. Bird, W. Lewis, E. Boston. Sixth row: C. Biaggi, J. Bickert, J. Lane, G. Capowski, U. Cyriacks, C. Dec, K. Knieriem, B. Lupardo, R. Davis, D. Jones, I. Komonchak, C. Lang. Seventh row: B. Dallow, P. Esmay, C. Fabend, B. Hudson, T. Costello, F. Kirk, L. Allen, W. Charters, R. Pforte. i' 1 xx . rm I CLASS OF W-....,,W 'ia-. wax 955 A2 , 1 Y. ff, , 'M ..,.Q.-L ,fs WJ. .f f ' Y - Ho. .N . . First row: A. Church, N. Sayoury, H. Neuman, B. Nogy, N. Waldman, C. Wolf, H. Trayerson, B. Zanato, M. Smith, J. Salamone, J. Wanamaker, A. Thompson, S. Spector, M. Zeigler. Second row: S. Shaw, E. Post, J. MacArthur, I. Pollard, E. Schweikhardt, C. - Taylor, D. Scanlon, H. McGillicuddy, A. Pulvertaft, F, Welles, W. Williams, A. Toto, R. H Cleeve, R. Merkerf, M. Clark. Third row: S. Peterman, J. Seward, G. Maskell, P. Forte, M. McManus, R. Myers, B. Stevens, H. Sauter, L. Schiebel, S. Toto, B. Whidbee, J. Schiicht, H. Sassy, N. Suddleman, M. O'Neal, C. Parker. Fourth row. N. Spencer, J. O'Mahoney, G. Rahms, J. Wanamaker, B. Samuels, B. Spires, F. Rowe, S. Schneider, C. Smith, W. Sweet, W. Murphy, W. Scheinler, W, Walters, R. Royster. Fifth row: l. Reavis P.,Oetinger, W. Warren, P. Viola, J. Aicks, M. Vice, C. Trannell, J. Rippey, H. Rodriguez Q C. Palmatier, V. Moore, B. Meltler, J. Priest, M. Pondi, H. StoothofT. Sixth row- I D. Dennehy, R. Mock, S. Orbine, A. Osborn, W. Metlitz, T. McGovern, R. Oliver, D. Rose, M. Roberts, S. Nogys, E. Reavis, J. Rafte, C. Raffa, W, Pertz. Seventh row: E. Wanamaker, J. Babcock, G. Plummer, A. Raebuck, B. Weschler, P. Valligny, V. Dagaev, H. Israel, D. Thomas, T. Wolcott, J. Post. Eighth row: D. Chrisman, T. Entrup W. Cofyhaus, V. Fasch, G. Martin, T. lrnmermann, N. Anderson, D. Thompson. T551 'T 14 .afx ,, -ll, - f y. , ' H x vi! E543 GRADE First row: M. Relland, M. Troiahn, C. Rafferty, J. McManus, C. Manahan, M. Davis, N. Hall, J. Perrault, G. Noble P. Crum, A. Allen, C. Caputo, T. Cervini, S, Miller, 1, Margolis, E. Hartwick. Second row: M. Peterzell, W Kerlin, R. Ardavany, T. Lanzana, J. Caglione, D. Haggett, R. Olsen, P. Drake, P. Hazucha, R. Laubert, R Blauvelt, W. Gates, H. Daily, A. Simonds, J. Valenti, A. Frae, M. Spector. Third row: P. Scheno, P. Briggs, A Bagnini, F. DeIPizzo, K. Deiong, C. Firman, Y. Salamone, S. Georgetti, M. Norris, T. Lemire, R. Bourgois, R Krivers, F. Wamsley, N. Lydecker, M. Wirtenson, R. Barr. Fourth row: F. Jones, L. Ridlon, B. Richmond, G Monowitz, C. West, B. Stern, C, Shannon, W. Onderdonk, G. Moore, M. Luther, J. Larsen, P. Malcolm, J. Stierlen G. Moritz. Fifth row: B. Cohen, D. Hickey, S. Healey, C. Stewart, G. Scott, C. Post, A. Thompson, M. Gembetti C. Babcock, A. Oliver, G. Callahan, L. Davidson, F. Garland, M. Evans, L. Steward, G. Spencer. Sixth row S. Kurland, J. Caruso, R. Foster, J. Alden, E. Whalen, P. Bullock, E. Dickens, R. Gannon, G. Parsells, E. Edwards P. Klein, L. Deutsch, H. DeWick, D. Garrabraut, A, Garrison, J. Ryon. Seventh row: A. Hulse, S. Newell, .l Kosel, B. Pariads, B.'Gerhardt, B. Brogon, R. Kip, M. Kipp, M, A. Bosco, V. Lisachenko, A. Pearsall, A. Dauer B. Cant, J. Noll, S. Ciancimino, K. Kelly, J. Kochaudo. Eighth row: D. James, F. Bibbins, E. Brooks, A Parrietti, F. Clancy, G. Bradshaw, D, Arnold, P. Kelley, D. Kastner, B. Motto, A. Sylvester, Y. Theis, J. Bradshaw B. Bowers, D. Fibble, L. Templin, V. Campbell. i l 'B W -it First row: M. A. Faccioli, C. Collins, B. Coleman, S. Stewart, P. Writer, J. Ames, K. Ambrey, S. Cant, D. Barbieri, J. Norris, M. Pollard, N. Rokoft, S. Kochayda, A. McDermott, B. Arnold. Second row: J. Soll, A. Mettler, D. Savell, G. Stephani, A. Galves, A. Dunbar, C. Dauksza, B. Brunngraber, E. Boon, K. Begbie, M. Fitzgerald, A. Collins, J. Rowe, W. Rehman, F. Hesselgrave, A. Jones. Third row: M. Biaggi, X. Koulomzine, J. Perry, C. Spath, N. Cukowa, S. Secor, G. Reidemeister, J. Rand, J. Peterman, R. Smith, J. Westcott, S. Walter, E. Spires, C. Watkins ,E. Walmsley. Fourth row: J. King, R. Kuehne, J. Bechtel, F. Sartario, K. Sarvent, C. Mealey, S. Merriman, R. Onderdonk, R. Hayes, M. Kline, J. Osborn, R. Kohler, M. Rokoff, D. Mewell, A. Greenwell. Fifth row: P. Brown, M. Allen, J. Campbell, H. Berardi, C. Cayot, B. Ennis, P. Fleming, J. Dutcher, C. Dauksza, C. Handy, I. Curry, G. Franklin, A. Housel, and G. Cofield. Sixth row: S. Stewart, A. Lenti, B. Koether, S. Schreyer, L. Haskell, J. Hertz, S. Smalley, A. Gambetti, R. Miller, W. Merson, F. Schatzberg, D. Oliver, J. Raebuck, T. Viola, M. Smith. Seventh row: J. Lief, E. Engles, D. Yerg, P. Allgor, W. Epp, W. Boon, G. Bogart, D Bittig, D. Kendall, T. Daw, R. Wadsworth. Eighth row: J. Colandrea, J. Ciancimino, G. Dougherty, D. Doller, V. Cheshun, E. Mealey, R. Derven, R. Caliman, J. Welch, R. Wolf, F. Capasso, S. Welchmann. Ninth row: C. Artopeus, T. Ryder, R. Browne. M A: f ,I . 531 it-1 lm am ' its TH GRADE ? i's if R K .M It at dlk 3 im, 555 X 4 MAINTENANCE STAFF 561 1 W CAFETERIA STAFF P. Darling, W. Bell, M. McKee, Mrs. Harris Cafeteria functions, under a state school lunch program, are eFficiently managed by Mrs. Mariorie Morgan, trained dietitian, assisted by four other adults and eight part-time students. Besides two complete meals every day, the staft ofters a la carte items to supplement students' home lunches. This staft also handles culinary chores for teas, banquets and parties. The lniun tepee is kept spic and span by our maintenance stat? consisting of five adult men. Each worker is assigned to a specific part ot the building for which he is responsible. F. Stevens, M. Andresk, J. Haring, A, Hunter, E. Carter. 1 4 f t ,V rc I I I s 5 . f' I ,F 4 , .V :Q We 'X f HES' Q 5 1 f I ,wma xmmmmm was-new II :si W ff: 2' I I, Il ACTIVITIES THE 1952 TOWER STAFF Coming from underneath a huge financial burden, the l952 TOWER managed to make all its drives successful and to reduce its debt to a minimum. TOWER BUSINESS STAFF mem- bers, under business advisor, Fabian Englancler, searched the town of Nyack for every available ad and booster. While business staff members were busy compiling their ads, the editorial staff, advised by Raymond Wray, was working fast and furious to P. Komonchak, Editor l l meet its deadlines. There were pictures to be taken and identified and write-ups to be done- all in what seemed an incredibly small amount of time. Yet in spite of all this hectic hurrying TOWER members agree that they enioyed every minute of it. The class of 1952 gives next year's staff every good wish for success and enioyment on their 1953 TOWER. . 39, as 2- W rs: Y, N L i..l'5.':' . fn? S ' kt: , Kr , 4 .' xx Y. f X04 R. Wray, Adviser ' R' V qi . N . . . trunk ,lv g... Editorial Staff Seated, left to right: B. Taylor, P. Komon chak. Second row: H. Bosco, J. Jewett, B Travis, S. Portz, S. Housman. Third row G. McManus, B, Vanderbilt, N. Schofield G. Vice, L. Klainer, P. Friedman, R. Wray U81 M-WM 5'-:xxx , 3, ii 7 Tower Pnotographers B. Taylor, L. Klaner Tower Staff First row, left to right: J. Muller, M. McNulty, C. Hecht, R. Roman, J. Shaver, O. Koulom- zine, W. Bruce, M. McDermott. Second row: J. DelPizzo, J. Stern, B. Giacobbe, B. Johansson, P. Lester, M. Ward, M. Probert, S. Portz, S. Knight, D. Collins, M. DiNardo. Third row: E. Theis, F. Vodak, J. Schuler, J, Travis, B. Friedman, L. Penkrat, J. Linton, R. Kosel, A. Conace, T. Paone, U93 Editor-in-chief ..... , ..,..,................,........... .. Assistant Editor .... Business Manager Picture Editor ...,....... W'---W. - ,ni ,vs .j , sq leg ,,,.,-f 1 ' Hg' s' 3 . Patricia Komonchak Barbara Travis Robert Taylor Helen Bosco Snaps Editor ....,............. ...... S ally Housman Senior Write-ups Editor ..., ...... G race McManus Faculty Write-ups Editor ....... ............ S andra Portz Art Editor ..................... Nancy Schofield Club Write-ups Editor ....... ....... Feature Editor . ............ .. Boys' Sports ...... Girls' Sports ........... Business Advisor ...... Editorial Advisor ....... Barbara Vanderbilt Jenifer Jewett Phil Friedman Geraldine Vice Fabian Englander Raymond Wray - new Typewriters clicking madly, rustling papers, sities. At the CSPA conference last March, editor- S fm . Aux First row: L. Sucsy, J. Fox, C. Peterman, G. McManus, B. Travis, J. Shaver N. Schofield, B. O'Connor, D. Lyman. Second row: M. McDermott, H. Glynn M. Shaver, S. Peterman, E. Alpert, K. Dahlberg, J. Sindt, B Shepard, B. Part ridge, R. Merkert, P. Crane, S. Denker, J. Cohen. Third row: A. Sylvester, P Curtis, F. Haring, M. Leaycraft, M. Hoffman, M. Miller, E. Reiter, M. Marcus Fourth row: J. King, D, Cohen, M Herlihy, B. Campbell, R. Oliver, B. Heffel finger. af! JUN..-f A. , rHf W9 .' . A 52 B. Travis, Editor-in-Chief 1 editors tearing their hair and crying for just one inch more of copy or a headline that will fit- that's the scene that would meet anyone passing room 16 on make-up night. Then at last, with all work finished, an unusual calm settles over the room, and exhausted staff members trudge home to a long-awaited dinner. One more issue of the Big lniun has gone to press. lnjuns are proud of their publication, and rightly so. Under the advisership of Miss Margery Nilson, the Big lniun has copped highest hon- ors-Medalist in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, All-American in the National Scholas- tic Press Association and All-State in the Empire State School Press Association. The lnjun is also proud owner of a charter for Quill and Scroll', the national honor society of school newspapers. Big Iniun members have also attended news- paper confabs at Syracuse and Columbia Univer- in-chief Barbara Travis and Sports Editor Lawrence Sucsy introduced speakers. Miss Nilson, who has been asked often to speak at these confer- ences, conducted a clinic on Spark Up Your Newswriting. In 1948, four staff members and Miss Nilson traveled to the NSPA Convention at French Lick, Indiana. For the first time this year the Big lniun has solicited advertisements from local merchants as part of its financial support. This has been accomplished by Fabian Englander, business adviser to the paper. Barbara Travis Richard Lyman Editor-in-ch tef ...........,............ Assistant Editor ........ Feature Editor ................... ....... G race McManus Assistant Feature Editor ........ ...... C harles Peterman News Editor ....................... ....... N ancy Schofield Sports Editor .................... .... L awrence Sucsy Assistant Sports Editor .....,.. ..................... J ohn Fox Business Manager ...................... ..................... J udy Shaver Assistant Business Manager ....... ...... M ary Jane McDermott THESPIANS The Senior Thespians, under the capable dir- ection of Miss Evangeline MacLaren, has been for many years, an important part of senior activity. Earlier this year, the club presented a very colorful Christmas Tableaux in cooperation with the music department. It was a production in pantomine, in which the performers stood motionless while a narrative based on the gospel according to St. Luke was being read, and Christ- mas carols were presented by the chorus and band. The Bernhardt's and Barrymore's of 1952 will take their final bow in March, when the club presents the recent Broadway hit, GOODBYE, MY FANCY, a three-act play. The presentation of the annual play has long been a delightful source of entertainment for both the adults and younger people of the community. ln connection with their dramatic work, the Thespians will leave the Teepee in the late spring and iourney down to New York to see a legitimate Broadway play. ln addition to learning about acting, the Thespians take an active part in staging, costum- ing and make-up. Some of the meetings, which are held on Wednesday afternoon, were discus- sions of various types of make-up, and stage settings. Officers are: Betty Giacobbe, president, Larry Klai-ner, vice-president, Ruth Kosel, record- ing secretary, Nancy Schofield, corresponding secretary, Stanley Metlitz, and Robert Taylor, treasurers. Standing: N. Schofield, R. Taylor, E. Giacobbe, R. Kosel, L. Klainer, J. Fenton, H. Geick, F. Vodak, B. Vanderbilt, J. Shaver, S. Hornyak, P. Traverson, I. Procopiovv, B. Lester, B, Partridge, M. Stoothoff, S. Mackenzie, P. Spitzer, D. Scheno, L. Pounds, M. Morrisohn, C. Capone, L. Dupont, C, Hecht, M. McNulty. Seated, first row: S. Metlitz, J. Stern, C. Peterman, C. Cooke, P. Lester, J. Del Pizzo, J. Muller, B. Travis, J. Brown, W. Bruce, M. McDermott. Second row: S. Knight, C. Morgan, V. Smith, G. McManus, J. King, D. Cohen, L. Sucsy, R. Johnsen, W. Felter, S. Mock, H. Bosco, S. Hpusman. Third row: S. Portz, J. Linton, L. Penkrat, O. Koulomzine, J. Jewett, B. Johansson, P. Komonchak, M. Probert, R. Roman. Fourth row: J. Schuler, J. Polhemus, E. Theis, J. Travis, M. Ward, A. Stanley, M. Rippey, J. Bernstein, B. Friedman, D. Collins, T. Paone, M. DiNardo. ff --uni nlmhl i 9. l I i X r l A t R ! . ,Ak Miss E. Goodsir. -T , .V ..,Y ...A at ,.. - 1 . ' II v l ix. GENERAL ORGANIZATION Under the leadership of its otticers, Michael Condello, president, George Tanges, vice-pres- ident, Dorothy Collins, secretary, Robert Prindle, treasurer, and the guidance of Miss Krum and Mr. Desmond, the General Organization has had a busy and prosperous year. For the first time in the history of N. H. S. a football queen and three ladies-in-waiting were elected to reign at the annual and very successful G. O. dance. Fran Vodak copped the honor of queen, Betty Giacobbe, Dorothy Collins, Sally I-lousnnan, ladies-in-waiting. The treasury was expanded by the sale of basketball schedule pencils. A new water foun- tain was installed on the track clue to the efforts of the G. O. Rockland County G. O. experienced another successful year with Nyack as an active member. To compensate tor their work G. O. repre- sentatives and court attended a television show in the spring. G. O. OFFICERS Left to right: R. Prindle, D. Collins, G. Tanges, M. Condello. Standing: S. Denker, B. Kaplowitz, B. Shepard, C. Meyer, E. Cacciamani, H. Bosco, G. McManus, M. A. Hogan, B. Giacobbe, E. Alpert, B. Osborn, N. Kolb, A. Gibbons, E. Theis, T. Valentine, C. Orlando, E. Chapman, J. Simcnds, J. Noll, D. Fibble, C. Watkins, H. Israel, L. Klainer, J. Bradshaw, J. Priest, R. Oliver, J. Gross, B. Campbell, R Mock, N. Bradshaw, Seated-First row: R. Caliman, K. Schweikardt, G. Riedemeister, N. Waldman,-N. Savoury, T. Lemire, M. Faccioli, M. Spector, J. King. Second row: R. Prindle, D. Collins, M. 623 Condello, G. Tanges. 9? ,M ts, Founded in 1948, the G. O. Court is recognized by the students as one that will deal fairly in every case. Rudy Ramcke, senior iudge, is monitor at the court's regular Wednesday sessions, when the students appear on summons. Other judges are: Bryant Malcolm, iunior, Blair Campbell, sophomore, Betsy Mettler, freshman, Alvin Simonds, eighth grade, and Michael Smith, seventh grade. Advisor is Edward Schweikardt. M, Smith, B. Mettler, B. Campbell, C. Priest, R. Ramcke, B. Malcolm, A- Slmoflds- ig! i'iss H G.O. COUNCIL G.O. COURT 1 One of the newest organizations to aid the student body is The Council . This panel consisting of four faculty members, four students, and one mem- ber of the administration, acts as a med- ian for students and faculty in expressing their views. Pros and cons of each issue is dis- cussed until a satisfactory agreement is reached. ...ws .-ggi First row, left to right: M. Condello, Miss Krum, D. Collins, R Prindle. Second row: G. Tanges, Mr. Ritter- shausen, Mr. Desmond. r f V' X . ,, f E631 i641 First row: J. Muller, C. Morgan, S. Housman, M. J. McDermott, H. Bosco. Second row: C. Hecht, M. McNulty, P. Lester, P. Traverson, J. DelPizzo, S. Knight, P. Shaw, O. Koulomzine, L. Penkrat, G. McManus. Third row: A. Stanley, D. Collins, C. Williams, J. Van de Mark, S. Hornyak, L. Smith, M. Wilkinson, A. Trahan, F. Stevens, M. Smith, V. Smith, L. DuPont, Fourth row: laroundi J. Travis, M. Ward, J. Brown, M. Probert, R. Roman, M. Stoothoft, S. Mackenzie, B. Partridge, J. Schuler, J. Polhemus, B. Vanderbilt, F. Vodak, G. Forte, R. Kosel, J. Stern, B. Giacobbe, H. Geick. Fifth row: W. Bruce, G. Vice, M. Rippey, S. Portz, J. Linton, S. Mock, I. Procopriow, B. Friedman, N. Schofield, P. Komonchak. Standing: L. Klainer, R Hoehn, L. Loftus, E. Schweikardt, W. Felter, L. Hellwig, G. Lubinsky, G. Laing, D. Cohen, C. Peterman, R. Johnsen, P. Lieval, R. Taylor, M. Condello, P. Friedman, B. O'Connor, J. King, L. Suscy, B. Miller, M. O'Dowd, F. McCarty, M. Gnout- cheft, R. Stewart, D. McCormick, G. Kelly INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Members of I. R. C. meet to learn more about affairs of historical importance. By having speak- ers and discussions the students cultivate a better understanding of world affairs. Some students in the club broadcast the WIRC morning newscast over the school's public ad- SV, S beat 5 'Um 194s-CHARTER Memacns Kenneth Seipp, Music HONOR Ernest Walden, Art fig I I rf LEGION '61 ll gp ? 3 5.51 ' w i W T 1 x F Leon Harris, Athletics LEGION OF HONOR Nancy Rittershausen, Oratory Nancy Schofield, Scholarship dress system. Others help with the tape recorder and the planning of the WIRC programs. Co-Presidents are Winifred Bruce and Lawrence Sucsy. Station Manager for WIRC is Lawrence Klainer and Program Director, Charles Peterman. Mr. Edward Schwiekardt is advisor. 1950- William Van Wyck, Athletics Cornelius Rose, Swimming Dorothy Lyman, Music Robert Reiter, Oratory Joyce Wootton, Scholarship Elizabeth Bosco, Journalism Roberta Sonnenberg, G. O. Leadership OTHER MEMBERS 1949- 1951- Francis Cook, N. Y. S. Hi-Y President William Kohle' Journalism Pau' Travis' OIBTOIY l Margaret Benson, Music Lawrence Hasbrouck, G. O. President Carol Van Wyck Athletics Frank Conace, Athletics lra Howard, Athletics Students who have brought honor to the school by excelling in various fields of school activity are nominated by the faculty and elected by a G. O. committee. Miss Marian Haynes is the advisor and it is sponsored by the General Organization. 'll' ,fl-I XF' COLLEGE ENTRANCE CLUB Acquainting students with college boards and other competitive examination, is the main pur- pose of the College Entrance Club. Students in- crease their interests in literature by discussing various plays and literary works. Lawrence Suscy is President, Fran Vodak, Vice-President, Patsy Lester, Secretary. JUNIOR ROTARIANS Junior Rotarians consist of boys selected from the senior class by the faculty for their excellence and promise in any one field. Bob Prindle was elected President, Carl iv 25 ., Af fri- T E! J 22 if 2? - if 2 . il-,VE 4 W f 41 ,I 5 , 2 rg, x X. l E 5 l Q i .A , 44.1, , . r - 'Gui' ' 4 First row: P. Lester, H. Bosco, J. Stern, B. Giacobbe, P. Koinonchak, S. Knight, C. Williams, C. Morgan, Dr, Roody, adviser, S. Portz. Second row: R. Taylor, C, Peterman, P. Friedman, W, Felter, L. Klainer, R. Johnsen, W. Bruce, S A. Mock, L. Smith, M, Wilkinson. Third row: R. Stewart, J. King, G. Chaize, W. Wood, D. Cohen J. Poihemus, L, Penkrat, N Koulomzine. Fourth row: D L. Sucsy, B. Vanderbilt, J Sivakov, J. McCormick, M Thexs, J, Travis, A. Stanley. M. O'Dowd, A. Hyman, F. Vodak, Schofield, H. Kefeli, J. Linton, O. McCormick, P. Licval, G. Lukinsky, Shaver, M. Rippey. Fifth row: V. Gnoutcheft, J. Muller, J. Jewett, E, Brooks, Vice-President, Art Hyman, Secretary- Treasurer. Jim Brown, Mike Condello and Mike O'Dowd are directors. Seated: A. Hyman, C, Brooks, R. D. Gallo, M. O'Dowd, J. Gross. K-www. 55 ag f i s -- at as ft V fi . at 1 if ,. 'Zi' 5 'J vi Q is 54 be flaw , Q, ' digs- -l . , . ' ii, . V ii-fi 1 2 it i , e i E 'GTR 2 Y. rf' 57 Prindle, M. Condello. Standing: i., vp. Q 'ms 1 5 ,. gg f af-ff M.. , x sr- i is h , . I s,.......o,X...-,,...f,...-J W, . vw, - 1 K. if ' f 'b X X' ,g,,,..,,.,, . . cw W' 5 5 1 no Q Ulf' 'W 6 ii First row: R. Shepard, E. Cacciamani, A. Logiodice, S. Metlitz, P. Glynn, R. Black, S. Gordon. Second row: L. Gates, J. Christie, R. Olsen, B. Leitner, J. Latham, R. Callahan, J. Bittig. Third row: W. Campbell, J. Faulkner, A. Dellolio, J. Gross, J. Meile. F Castaldo. Fourth row: J. Fox, A. Gallo, M. Ames, C. Lang, R. Sisco, D. Gallo, J. Gaetien. First row: J. Soll, B. Motto, E. Mealey, R. Oliver, P. Bullock, J. Ciancimino, M. Rokoff, R. Wadworth, P. Klein. Second row: C. Smith, R. Brunngraber, K. Begbie, M. Pollard, A. Lenti, P. Scheno, S. Secor, A. Oliver, S. Walter, W. Gates, N. Bone. Third row: W. Merson, J. Lief, E. Ingalls, A. Greenwald, D. Oliver, D. Bettig, R. Adavany, S. Merimin, P. Allagar, M. Welch, C. Mealey, I. Pollard, J. Welch, A. Parrietti, J. Dickinson. pu-I pw-1 SENIOR SERVICE SQUAD Senior and iunior servic squads are composed c students showing definit leadership qualities. Th two squads help keep law and order in the schoc building, at games, ani other social affairs. Th members enforce the rule set up by the G. O. Cour' and in this way wor closely with the Genera Organization. Advisors are Miss Hele Carter and Solon Gordor Under this capable supei vision, the squads work tc gether to encourage stL dent cooperation in mair taining an efficient mar agement of the schoo through the combined e' forts of the faculty an students. JUNIOR SERVICE SQUAD i663 HONOR SOCIETY Membership into the Honor Society is based on scholarship, leadership, service and cooperation. it sponsors an occasion Each year College Night, which gives all students an speak with opportunity to the representatives from colleges, armed forces, nursing and trade schools. Joy Stern is President, Robert Taylor, Vice-presi- dent, Frances Stevens, Sec- retary, and Nancy Scho- field, treasurer. Leaders Club, supervised by Rudolph Reiholec, is composed of boys from all grades who show leader- ship qualities and are active in sports. Activities include officiating in gym classes, taking care of locker rooms land promoting intramural games. Highlight of the :year was the sponsoring of a circus to raise money for the Athletic Association. Officers include Jerry Gross, President, Mike Ames, Vice-President, and Carl Brooks, Secretary- Treasurer. LEADERS CLUB E673 Miss Krum, adviser, J. Stern, G. McManus, B. Travis, L. Klainer, J. Muller, P. Komonchak, F. Stevens, N. Schofield R. Taylor First row: Mr. Reiholec, C. Fabend, R. Shepard, R. Black, J. Gross, R. Taylor, S. Metlitz. Second row: B. Leitner B. Malcolm, D. Dennehy, R. Prindle, J. Ridlon, A. Simonds. B. Springer Third row: B. Campbell, W. Rose, M. Ames, D. Castner I M .dmmsmfy ,WM CHUM A K y HTH GRADE i .r i DRAMATIC at CLUB 4 J First row: J. Fenton, M. Mott, J. Konzen, M. Mott, M. Marcus. Sec- ond row: G. Allison, B. Latka, A. Arnold, N. Broome, D. Palmatier, N. Kolb, J. Sirnonds. Third row: D. Valentine, J. Ridlon P. Stevens, J. Bell, K. DeGraw Twenty-Eve members of the Tenth Grade Dramatic Club meet every Friday with club ad- visor Miss Elinor Ganley. The club presented two plays in assembly, Uncle Bob's Pride , and the Monlcey's Paw . In March the members took a trip to New York City to see The King and l . There were also field trips to see television shows. Omcers are President, Peggy Giles, Vice-Pres- ident, -Ann May Boyd, Secretary, Janice Sindt, and Treasurer, Diane Smith. Q Y pkg. 'A+ S-43' 21.1. Members of the Eleventh Grade Dramatic Club presented Antic Spring in an assembly last February seventh. Advisor for the club is H. Joseph Rowland. Highlight ot the activities was seeing a Broad- way production in New York City. During the club meetings, when there was no play rehear- sal, the members devoted their time to reading extra plays and presentations. This part of the drama department has existed tor only two years but in that short length of time has established another excellent activity in the high school. X'-1-fx l0TH GRADE DRAMATIC CLUB First row: C Raso, M. Perreault, D. Smith, M. Giles, A. M. Boyd. J. Sindt, J. Gaeta, B. Hettelfinger. , Second row: M. G, Gilchrest, M. Hanley, S. Guerrieri, E. Way, M. Hoffman, C. Senne, L. Bauer, M. Shaver, A. Campora. Third row: M. A. Hogan, J Waldron, J, Wehe, J. Simond, J. Brownbridge, A. Gib- bons, B. Smith, J. Goodman. Fourth row: L. Guerriero, M. Herlihy, J. Kastner, M. Stach, E. Davidson, W. DeGroat, S. Barth. E681 w f t . rug M 9TH GRADE DRAMATIC CLUB First row: E. Birmingham, B. Met Let's Make Up is the important production of the Ninth Grade Dramatic Club this year. Members also presented other minor plays throughout the year. As one ot the youngest groups of our drama department, this club gathered many valuable experiences to help them in later years. Ofticers of the club are President Bobby Bernstein, Secretary, Eleanor Birmingham, and Treasurer, Stephanie Peterman. R The club is under the direction of Miss Gene oss. 8TH GRADE e DRAMATIC CLUB First row: L. Templing V. Campbell F. DelPizzo, S. Kurland, E. Ed wards, P. Crum, K. Delong, B Cohen, B Brogan. Second row: l Margolis, S. Miller, M. Peterzell M. Wirtenson, J. Bradshaw, P Scheno, M. Kipp, J. Kochaydag Healey. Third row: A. Bagnini, Baur, P. Kelly, R. Ardavany, West, R. Blauvelt, P. Malcolm, Garrison, D. Hickey. s R c A E691 tler, E. Alpert, K, Dahlberg, N Waldman, P. Curtis, M. Leaycraft G Maskell. Second row: E Reiter, M. Walter, R. Kostmeyer B. Kaplowitz, M. Bergin, J. Lyman S. Peterman. Third row: F. Wells C. Fabend, P. Esmay, R. Scheinler J. Koblin. Eighth Grade Dramatic Club members spread their tame as they presented their one-act com- edy Elmer in Nyack iunior high assembly and in Valley Cottage and Orangeburg schools. They have taken a trip to New Yorlf to make selections for their plays. Officers ot the club are E. Edwards, president, S. Kurland, vice-president, F. Del Pizzo, secretary- treasurer. The 35 members are under the direction of Miss Doris Newton and Miss Helen Cooke. A Y 5 ' 5 s. i I First row: M. A. Faccioli, H. Berardi, C. Collins, J. Lief, S. Stewart, A. Lentl, P. Writer, J. Hertz. Second row: B. Ennis, D. Mulholland, G. Reidemeister, J. Campbell, N. Rokoff, B. Koether, S. Stewart, W, Zukowa. Third row: J. Rowe, A. Galves, H. Rehman, W. Merson, C. Dauksza, G. Stephani, J. Peterman. MEDICINE SHOW Dr. Phillips Medicine Show, an assemblage of explosions, acids, terrifying apparatus, and viscious students toured the county car- rying scientific phenomenon to those watching. Requests for performances poured in at such a rate that they could not all be satisfTed. The aurora of brilliant flame, the dense clouds of smoke, and the echoes of the explosions, never failed to fas- cinate the audience. Seated: J. Stockmeyer, Mr. Templin, J. Levebre, R. Mock, G. Lubinsky. 701 Standing: J. Biaggi, G. Marquart, V. Sivakov, A, Andrevsk. ,Q Q A f . -ft , y-5 'is l if fig? tt. 7TH GRADE DRAMATIC CLUB The youngest group of drama enthusiasts is the Seventh Grade Dramatic Club. These members meet every Wednesday to dis- cuss various types of acting and stage setting. Main project of the club was a presentation of a play in assem- bly. From this they garnered much useful information which will prove valuable in future years. President of the club is Jeff- rey Lief. Advisor is Miss Chad- yeane Paulus. Left to right: B. O'Connor, L Klainer, R. Taylor, L. SUCSY. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club with Mr. Warren Templin as its capable advisor, is divided into two groups, the beginners and the experts . The beginners, who have played under fTfty games, learn the basic opening moves, while the more experienced players study the more popular opening moves and try to perfect their games. Since the club was organized for sport only, no officers were elected. LIBRARY STAFF The Library Staff, with a mem- bership of forty-tive members, eighth through twelfth graders, is directed by Margaret Keen, Li- brarian. The Library Club, composed of thirteen members, holds its meetings every Thursday after- noon. The officers include: Betty Caliman, President, Gerry Forte, Vice-President, Rachelle Cooper, Treasurer. Members handle attendance passes, file materials, charge out books, run library errands and process all new books. rwunuu QQ-v b,..1. '-'3' lzvfibe. C ,- slag I Lett to right: E. Parrietti, W. Faivre, F JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The purpose ofthe Junior Hon- or Society is to instill a more active interest in its organization. Membership in the Junior Honor Society does not assure member- ship into the Senior group. Larry Cohen and Joe Frascino are Co-Presidents, Arlene Twit- chen, Corresponding Secretary, Carole Stern, Recording Secre- tary, and Charlie Orlando, Treas- urer. The group is under the dir- ection ot Miss Marion Haynes. Seated: M. Mathsen, L. Walker, G. Forte, B. Caliman, N. Anderson, R. Cooper, P. Chamber- lain, A. Hall First row: M. Gambetta, P. Klein, G. Scott, S. Healey, M. Hall, M. Nedelka, S. Miller, E. Harper, l. Margolis, R. Kuhn, A. Garrison, J. Forte. Second row: H. Nenninger, R. Nenninger, V. Campbell, L. Dellolio, F. Frae, M. Maskell, G. Maskell, S. Faille. .,,f . oil Latham, R. Radcliff. First row: C Stern, J. STAGE CREW The stage crew has been es- pecially busy this year rendering valuable service to the school. The m e m b e r s provide the chairs and other assorted props for assemblies, and in other ways aid the smooth performance of the presentations undertaken. Members are: Frank Latham, Emil Parietti, Warren Faivre, and John Radclifte. Frascino, L. Cohen, A. Twitchen. Second row: J. Fox, M. Marcus, J. Webb, J. Bell. L71Il r 6? .nl 'I' 17 i 'T' , p Q . 3 ' v f- ,ff MUSIC DEPARTMENT Color and spirit were added to the football season by the ioint performance of the Band, Twirlers, and Color Guard. Along with the Chorus, the combination made the music department especially prominent in school life this year. Besides the sparkling football enter- tainment, the Band highlighted at the an- . nual Band Banquet. lt has also played for assemblies and sparked many parades with snappy marches. For the benefit of the community, the band marched on Memorial Day, Fire Prevention Week, and at other times ofthe year. This band has Q YM. been one of the most successful, copping high honors in the New York State Music 5 TWIRLERS Q-, '. . S, Festival in March. lts various soloists also 39 have brought high honors to the school. 14? ii ..,. Fifty members of the Chorus traveled to White Plains in December to sing on N. l-l. S.'s Music ls My Major program. At station WFAS, the group sang six songs. Many new numbers were sung at additional concerts and activities, in which the organ and the band also participated. M. Morrisohn. P. Splllelr Ai Devflesr H' Gelck' A' Nelson' P' Brown, H. DeCarIo. First row: R. Myers, M. Kipp, C, Collins. Second row: R. Lyman, B. Bernstein, R, Alfieri, N, Carter, D. ll-taggett, J, Park, J. Berth, A. Twitchen, J. Lyman. Third row: L. DuPont, R. Caliman, J. DeMoa, C. Smith, G. Stephani, W. Dow, D. Kendall, A, Gambetti, B, Caglion, E. Newman, M. Roguof, A. Luthur, A, Gambetti, A. Campor... Fourth row: J. Peterrnan, E. Barrardy, A, Gaows, R. Johnsen, C. Meyer, W. Sweet, M. Stack, K, Shettig, E. Robinson, R. Valli, R, Ciancimino, .l. Leif, R, Hayes, D. Chrisman, R. Barr, C. Watkins, M. Allen. Fifth row: C. Winfredi -li Babcock B, Moddo. i llgi First row: E. Schweikardt, W. Petri, W. Anderson, R. Merkert, A. Toto. Second row: E. Milford, S. Housman, A. Boyd, C. Morgan, A. Felter, K. Schettig, J. Biaggi, E. Reiter, T. O'Connor, J. Konzen, D. Schectner, B. Chapman. Third row: L. DuPont, A. Campora, K. Schweikardt, J. Lyman, V. Smith, G. McManus, J. Seward, J. Post, R. Olson, N. Anderson, G. Scheidig, A. Richard, R. Baron, A. Church, N. Savoury, D. Collins, B. Johansson, M. Gilchrest, D. Smith. Fourth row: J. Shaver, M. Giles, M. Bell, M. Shaver, C. Cummings, J. Simonds, P. Brown, J. Rippey, J. King, T. lrnmerman, C. Williams, J. Miele, J. Park, G. Beck, F. Vodak, J. Muller, C, Engels, P. Lester, H. Bosco, J. Sindt, M. Marcus, M. Mathsen. Fifth row: V. Lisachenko, A. Stanley, J. Travis, M. Mott, B. Latka, J. Polhemus, C. Cooke, N. Broome, B. Sherman, B. Toto, M. Mott, P. Esrnay, D. Williams, P. Stevens, J. McCormick, D. Gallo, G. Gaetien, E. Rooney, M. Leaycratt, C. Priest, H. Sasse, J. Jewett, B, Mettler, J, Priest, H. Muller, M. Hottman, J. Rippey, H. Frohling, M. Rippey, B. Osborn, This is one of the largest and best choruses in Nyack's history. Otticers of the band are President, John Brett, Vice-President, Donald Rehman, Secretary, Arlene Twitchen, and Treas- urer, Kenneth Schettig. Otticers of the Chorus are President, John Park, Vice- President, Dorothy Collins, Secretary, Pat- ricia Lester, and Treasurer, Elizabeth Mil- ford. Band and Chorus worked together in most ot the school functions. The Christ- mas Concert, Open House, numerous Spring Concerts, and the Music Festival brought the two musical organizations to new heights. Led by drum maiorette Helen Geick, twirlers displayed their talent with bat- ons, at football games, Open House, and concerts. The ten high-strutting maiorettes showed many new routines at games and added resplendence at the Band Banquet and Open l-louse. Color Guard, under the supervision ot Samuel Templin, made a splendid show- ing at all football games and school func- tions. ln parades and assemblies, the color guard provided the spirit needed, COLOR GUARD .. to right: R. M. Herlihy, B. Chapman. F. Santorio, J. Bo gl fa' . P' . .av .9 r Jl.ecfhrtsiie. ble' Us ef. i. ts X El Circulo Espanol, Nyack High School's Span- ish Club, under the direction of Senorita Ramirez, had a very interesting and enioyable year. The club has aided its members in acquiring an in- sight into the culture of the Spanish-speaking countries and improving the students' use of the Spanish language. This Christmas the Spanish Club undertook the project of publishing its own newspaper, which was called Feliz Pascuas. The oFHcers of the club are: J. Bernstein, Pres- ident, B. Bernstein, Vice-President, J. Brown, Sec- retary and J. M. Fenton, Treasurer. SPANISH CLUB First row: J. Brown, C. Stern, A. Pulvertatt, G. Noble, B. Stern, F. Walmsley, C. West, N. Waldman, B. Tanges, M. Wirtenson, S. s .4 if H Denker. Second row: J. Bernstein, We Q, t ik J. Fenton, B. Bernstein, Senorita . was A f Ramirez, D. Smith, P. Mitchell, J. 1 ,I W . 1 Beech, C. Steward, J. Bradshaw, .4 . C. Capone, M. Pallasino, L. Smith, 5 ,pi . . . w .s A- we wig 6, .. . M., M. Marcus, P. Viola, L. Hecht. The German Club, under the supervision of Albert Merz, had a very successful and enioyable year. The purpose of the club is to gain a better understanding of the people of Germany through learning their customs, their songs and their games. The meetings were devoted to learning songs and looking at pictures of Germany. The students also went to the Museum ot Art and to see a German movie. Ofticers are: S. Schneider, President, M. Roberts, Vice-President, and L. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. i t GERMAN CLUB First row: E. Schweikardt, E. Faccioli, L. Smith, R. Vahlee. Sec- ond row: W. Nickles, G. Bradshaw, Mr. Merz, M. Rubens, S. Schneider. U41 FRENCH CLUB Mrs. Latham, C. Richmond, C. Allient, J. Rippey, G. Marquart B. Bourgeois. The French Club was organized to give the students a better understanding of the French language and customs. Members spent some meetings making projects, while others were de- voted to conversing in French, playing French songs and singing them. This year, the Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Latham, also went on several trips to New York City. Otticers of the club are: C. Richmond, Presidentg H. Neuman, Vice-President, and W. Bourgeois, Treasurer. A trip to New York City to the Hayden Plan- etarium and the motion picture Quo Vadis was one ot the highlights of the activities of the Latin Club this year. The Club, under the direction of Stanton Calla- han, studied the lite and customs of the Romans by discussing books. At some meetings, plays per- taining to the lives of great Roman people were acted out. Motion pictures were also shown to aid them in their work. LATH4 CLUB l 'MII l First row, left to right: C. Rich J. Fox, Mr. Callahan, C. Meyer. Us mond, H. Kefli, B. DeGroat, J. Simonds. Second row: M. Muller, - 1 ne'ga'am ' 70 l i 1 JUNIOR ci-iokus I T J Junior H i g h Chorn 'J gi ' ia? tTdlT ,' T' ' T -n 0 Q ge fa gg Q9 Q iii Zfaiil flleffaidliitii' T , t L A To The music departmer This group, compost of seventh, eighth, ar ninth graders, prepare numerous selections three part harmony. The fifty voice cho which meets Three timi a week, was displayed The Chirstmas prograr Open House, and varioi concerts. Director is Mrs. Co stance Fehling. Accom anists are A. Bagnini, Bourgeois, and J. No 4 - EH.. Y. st ow P um wick l Margolis, S. Miller, F. Wells. Second row: S. Kochaycla, A, Bagnini, A. Lenti, mally ana an, M. Evans, M. Pollard, J. Rowe. Third row: D. Savell, E Ingalls, C. Furman N Lydecker A Allen S Sfhreyer, G. Reidemeister, J. Rowe, R. Bourgeois, D. Mulholland, S. Healey, S. Walters J Noll L Davidson B Merson K. DeJong. Fourth row: R. Caliman, F, Goldberger, J. Caruso, E. Dickens, E Edwards F Lanzanna A Sylvester V. Campbell, P. Brown, S. Toto, B. Brogan, R. Kipp, B. Cohen, F. Wamsley, Hulse sey rn in Travell, M. Bosco, G. Scott. First row: P. Pelts, M. J. Hudson, L. Murphy, E. Milford, P. Palmatier, C. Stern, A. Twitchen, M. Allison. Second row: J. Schmidt, E. l-lernaez, B. Van Loan, L. McDermott, L. Levine, J, Fenton, J. Konzen, Third row: G. Blauvelt, V. Dorsey, J, Rippey, A. Failing, B. Sherman, B. Pearl, l. Gable, H, Hansen, D. Palubin. Fourth row: P. Hicks, E. Lester, E. Little, M. SteTTens, B. Latka, A. Nelson, L. Schuler, E. Brettmari, P, Kearney, N. Kolb, E. Toto. HOSTESS CLUB The Hostess Club sen and ushers aT almost school affairs among the being The Annual Spor T College Night, Mother a Daughter banquets, T Band Concerts and num. ous Teas and faculty afifai Organized in 1947 Mrs. Willis Lester, the cl is comprised of Thirty-fi Junior girls. Beside being present with pins for their servic the Board of Education al rewards the members vvi a Trip To New York to Sed Broadway show during T late Spring. ROCKLAND COUNTY HI-Y COUNCIL The Hi-Y Council, consist- 'ig of the President and No representatives from ach Hi-Y in Rockland Coun- r, was organized for the urpose of coordinating the ctivities of the individual ubs. The main proiect of the 'oup was the sponsorship i the New York City Area ssembly early last fall. even legislative bills were 'esented to the delegates ho discussed and voted on em as genuine legislators fould. Officers include, Presid- tt, Robert Taylor, Nyack, ce-President, Gus Omlauf, p r i n g Valley, Secretary, an Vodak, Nyack, Treas- 'er, Tom Roepe, Spring lley, and Chaplain, Bar- ra Travis, Nyack. Y DANCE , CLUB Highlight of Y Dance Zlub's l95l-52 season was ts fifth annual Holly Hop, he popular formal dance ueld during Christmas va- ation. Couples danced to he music of Buddy Zimbler nd his band beneath tradi- Eonal green and red crepe taper, snowfiakes, h ol l y nd evergreens. The club also sponsored cake sale and several ances after football and rasketball games. Officers are: Robert Tay- Jr, President, Larry Klainer, 'ice-President, Patricia Les- er, Secretary, Jenifer Jew- rtt, Treasurer. lie, .1542 FK A fv- CD First row: F. Vodak, B. Travis, J. Muller, C. Morgan. Second row: L. Klainer, T, Valentine, B, Taylor, J. Gross Standing left to right: M. McDermott, J. Travis, M. Ward, R. Kosel, M. Condello, C. Morgan, M. Probert, J. Gross, F. Vodak, J, Schuler, E. Theis, J, Muller, R. Roman. Seated: J. Jevvett, L. Kleiner, P. Lester, R. Taylor. if if i I 1' HI-Y CLUBS Among the many activities of Alpha Hi-Y was their co-sponsorship of the annual Hobo Fair with Sigma Gamma. A talk given by Mr. Phillips on coal mining and various movies throughout the year, not to mention a winter talent show and dance after a basketball game, were also included in their activities. Bob Taylor was vice-president of the N. Y. State Council, and Larry Klainer was reading clerk at the state conference. Alpha's bill to extend physical examinations in all intramural sports was brought to Albany by John Parks. Officers are R. Taylor, President, M. O'Dowd, Vice-President, T. Valentine, Secretary, J. Webb, Treasurer, L. Klainer, Chaplain, G Chaize, Serg- eant-at-arms. Phi Beta held an amateur show, served at an industrial banquet, and also enjoyed dancing les- sons given by Arthur Murray Zinn. Stanley Met- litz represented his organization at the Albany Conference. Officers are S. Metlitz, President, F. Latham, Vice-President, G. Merwin, Secretary, J. Bernstein, Treasurer, J. Gross, Sergeant-at-arms. First on the program of Sigma Gamma Hi-Y was the co-sponsorship of the annual Hobo Fair in November. Other activities included a talk on morals by Dr. Sarah Roody, an after-game dance, serving at the industrial banquet, and selling bas- ketball programs at home games. ln the spring they held their annual Easter egg hunt for Liberty Street children. Two of the four bills which they sponsored at the state conference were entered in the Bill Book. Officers are,-C. Morgan, President, J. Fenton, Vice-President, G. McManus, Secretary, N. Scho- field, Treasurer, B. Vanderbilt, Chaplain, Sally Knight, Sergeant-at-arms. One of the activities of Phi Sigma Chi has been a cake sale. They have also sponsored dances after the games, contributed a Christmas basket for a needy family in Nyack, served at an indus- trial banquet and held a successful cakesale. B. Sherman is President, P. Hicks, Vice-Presi- dent, P. Pelts, Secretary, l. Gable, Treasurer, H. Hansen, C. Stern, Sergeant-at-arms, M. Allison, Chaplain. The chief proiect of Sigma Lambda was selling football programs at home games. Although they sponsored no bill they sent B. Travis as a delegate to the state assembly. Members also held a dance after a football game, and sent their annual Christmas basket to a needy family in Nyack. Ofhcers include B. Travis, President, H. Bosco, Vice-President, M. DiNardo, Secretary, G. Vice, Treasurer, R. Roman, Chaplain, J. Schuler, J. Del Pizzo, Sergeant-at-arms. A Theta Chi, composed of eighth-graders, had Miss Clarke speak at one of their meetings and held a small party at another. J. Perreault is President, F. Wamsley, Vice- President, T. Lemire, Secretary, M. Relland, Treas- urer, C. Calpatto, Chaplain, C. Stewart, Sergeant- at-arms. Ninth Grade Hi-Y, Magna Phi, held an after- game dance and a skating party. M. D'Auria is President, A. Church, Vice-Presi- dent, H. Pforte, Secretary, N. Savoury, Treasurer- I .K. Knieriem, Chaplain, J. Marr, Sergeant-at-arms. ,. 4. xg.. ,-,-.-...N ALPHA First row: R. Black, B. Foley, E Cacciamani, P. Glynn, B. Shepard! L. Loftus. Seco d : B. C n row amp bell, B. Miller, F. McCarty, J Webb, M. O'Dowd, R. Taylor, T Valentine, G. Chaize, P. Bernarbo Third row: M. Herlihy, J. Springer L, Sucsy, J. King, R. Johnsen, P Lieval, C. Peterman, D. Williams, J. Royster, K. Shettig, E. Chapman Fourth row: K. Lundgren, G. Laing, A. Brown, C. Valentine, M. Stach, J. Royster, J. Park, E. Van Zilen, P. Schulder, E. Robinson, R. Sisco. L73Il PHI BETA First row: L. Buckout, W. Felter, R. Richter, J. Kamisky, J. Gulezian. Second row: J. Faulkner, J. Gross, G. Zinn, S. Metlitz, G. Merwin, J. Bernstein. Third row: A Yassky, J. King, E. Dahlberg, J. Frascino, J. Latham, C. Alden, W. Faivre, R. Bowers, E. Grunwald, R. Ramcke, C. Orlando. Fourth row: G. Tanges, J. Denker, S. Brown, J. Bittig, T. Glynn, J. Ricllon, P. Stevens, R. Prindle, M. Condello. SIGMA GAMMA First row: J. Sindt, E. Molitor, M. G. Gilchrest, L. Levine, M. Hanley. Second row: S. Knight, G. Mc- Manus, J. Fenton, C. Morgan, N. Schofield, B. Vanderbilt. Third row: E. Rooney, S. Epler, J. Petit, C. Richmond, A. M. Boyd, K. Schweikardt, M. Perrault, L. Guer- reri, S. Guerreri, S. Barth, M. A. Hogan, C. Raso, C. Cooke. Fourth row: W. Bruce, M. J. McDermott, J. Shaver, J. Linton, E. Theis, J. Jewett, M. Giles, M. Hoffman, L. McDermott, C. Priest, J. Rippey. SIGMA LAMBDA First row: J. Wehe, M. Probert, P. Chamberlain, A. Lindquist, M. Nedelka. Second row: J. Schuler, G. Vice, F. Zirps, B. Travis, H. Bosco, M. DiNardo, R. Roman, J. Del Pizzo Third row: C. Cooke, B. Giacobbe, I. Procopiow, P. Traverson, J. Bowler, B. Heffel- finger, F. Vodak, S. Mock, J. Travis, P. Brown, F. Stoltz. Fourth row: A. Conace, M. Stoothoff, S. Hornyak, B. Lester, B. Partridge, M. Bell, J. Goodman, R. Kosel, J. Paone, M. Ward, J. Stern, A. Campora. Brown, P. Kelm, B. Johansson, T. U91 x S.. ff if if tsl Q22 1-wall 2 rr r -1 K.. .. ' 'xffi J Y Qi 'F J 1 .'-' I is ' . -f M F , ' T ' 'fr ' K-4 Q Q! 2 .3 Q5 , ' F f F K W A ,E 7 fm' T ' .4 2' 7 i ll' T .M ' A 5' D ' 'LQ li fn, l Z - ' Diva fa ' ' .. ,,A, . MIW . Q - My W M , -.li F' , . .r To . , 5. . .7 fs W.. ' K 3 l' ,nf -'si 'ii ' ' Wi. f vw, Manx I I an REQ . ' L... . ' fm: . . .er W . , r. . X J, ac r--rf 1 . 1 6 J M J l . Valenvine, E. Cacciarnani, R. Shepard, D. Dennehy, H, Israel, P. DiGiovanni, G. Marvin, A 'Y l irst Caruso, K. Lundgren, P. Chaise, J. Reavis, E. McGravh, J. Wanamaker, L, Buckoul, D. Kasfner, D. James, J. Clark. 5821 Firsv row: L. Hellwig, A. Argiros, J. Lanham, B. Riker, B. Foley, E. Chapman, T. Davis, D. Black, B. Malcolm, B. Leifner, Mr. Failing. Second row: R. Taylor, L. Cole, J. Frascino, E, Dahlberg, J. Dellolio, J. Brett, W. Rose, J. Faulkner, B. Springer, Mr. Payne. Third row: B. Campbell, D. Cole, R. Sisco, C. Lang, C. Williams, A. Parker, M. Ames, J. Park, T. Glynn. Fourth row: Mr. Reiholec, D. Waack, J. Brown, J. King, J. Peebles, F. Coslaldo, C. Brooks, J. Ridlon. FOOTBALL .we 3, JUNIQR . .. E VARSITY row: L. Whidbee, M. Kaplowilz, T. assky, N. Sarnue s. Second row: P. fs. ,YY , The Nyack High Football eleven of 1951 was a power packed team running out of the modified single wing and spread formations. Throughout the season the squad, under the excellent leadership of Coach Rudy Reiholec, demonstrated their desire to play the game up to the hilt, displaying fine foot- ball, raw courage, and excellent sportsmanship. This final quality resulted in Nyack's winning of the Rotary Sports- manship Trophy for the first time in the history of the award. Our opponents felt the prowess resulting from deter- mination and the high morale of our football eleven, and they will long remember the squad of '51, Rockland County will never forget the classic game played on the Haverstraw gridiron, in which a heavily favored Raider crew came perilously close to being toppled by a fighting lniun squad. The spirit and skill of these boys was well recognized, for, when the All-County teams were made up, six Nyack players garnered positions on the list. This group included: Bert Leitner, First Team Guard, Jimmy Ridlon, Second Team Quarterback, Bryant Malcolm, Second Team Center, Carl Brooks, Second Team End, Bob Taylor, Second Team Tackle, and Jimmy Brown, Honorable Mention Back. Although their record was only 3-1-3, Nyack can well be proud of this fine spirited group. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First row: J. Dickerson, G. Williams T. Viola S. Simonds, P. Malcolm, C. Winfred, C. Ratia J. Raffa. Second row: J. James, E. Edwards C. Artopeous, J. Wanamaker, S. Kurland, P Di Giovanni, J. O'Maney. Third row: G Clancy, R. Schinenler, M. Wolters, G. Kefeli J. Welsh. SIX-MAN FOOTBALL First row: J. Brown, M. Kline, T. Row, E. Ingalls, R. Kohler, J. Valenti, R. Olsen, A. Jones. Second row: R. Blauvelt, J. Caglione, M. Welch, C. Mealey, W. Gates, A. Frae, K. Sarvent. Third row: N. Spencer, J. Evans, I. Pollard, M. Smith, D. Yerg, W. Boone, J. Welch E853 'Sr --w, ,gh f J f 'wgiff 1, 2 - ' 1 H .I f ' XA: 1' fix' vm 2 -J ' J 'Zb- .Lv 4 Ah-ef .J X .JOM IV ! 3. , ff WI . .- , I Jw 642' 29 .ff A-- s gms., . SOCCER After a slow start,when they lost two of our tirst three league games, the N. H. S. soccer team, guided by Coach Frank Nelson, did a complete about face and won tour of the last tive games played. There were 26 boys out tor soccer, with only tour veterans making the starting team. The squad was aided greatly by the presence of three Reed Farm boys-Pluscht, Panolt and Lubinsky-who led the team in scoring with T7 points among them. Congers again won the championship by going un- defeated, beating Nyack twice by T-O and 3-l counts. We split with Pearl River but defeated Spring Valley and Stony Point two times each to Hnish with a 5-3 record. The first win over the Spring Valley Tigers was a major step in bringing Nyack home second. Like most athletic teams, the booters came up with a number ot individual stars. The D'Agostino brothers, Roger and Don, along with Oleg Panoft, who is regarded by many as the outstanding player in the county, made the first-string all-County team. Placed on the second team were Art Hyman, Gennady Lubinsky, and Captain Rudy Ramcke. Jim Gulezian, Jerry Gross, and Vassily Pluscht received honorable mention. First row: C. Orlando, D. D'Agos1ino, V. Dagaev, G. Lubinsky R R mcke O Panoft V Plu ch? R Meyers Latham, A. Hyman, W. Felter, J. Gulezian. Second row. R. D'Agost no M Gnoutcheft J K nq P Stevens L Cohen R. Delphos, F. Nelson, F. McCarty, C. Alden, B. Miller, J Gross Fri n P in 85 DR?-f K ies-svff. - gf - ,M . L., -- .. .,,,, 861 WRESTLING Led by the coaching ot' Solon Gordon, the Nyack wrest- ling squad finished the T952 season in first place. The grapplers completed the year undefeated in county compe- tition. In non-league matches, the Nyackers defeated Low- ville, and tied a very strong Watertown club on successive nights. Their only defeat was handed to them by a nation- ally tamous Leonia squad. This excellent record can be attributed to the fact that eight of the grapplers returned from last year's co-champ- ionship team. Among these lettermen are tour individual county champs. Jerry Gross, Captain Al Parker, Stan Met- litz, and Bob Taylor. Also back are Blair Campbell, Bob Shepard, Mike O'Dowd, and Val Dagaev. During the year Gross, who was last year's captain, ran up a string ot seventeen straight victories. Another high light of the season was the advent of a JV squad. Under the direction of Mr. Sam Templin the JV held a number of matches with surrounding JV teams. It is believed by both coaches that this squad will greatly improve the caliber of the varsity matmen by giving the grapplers an extra year or two of actual match experience. First row: B. Fargason, B. Olsen, E. Miele, E. Edwards, J. Welch, E. Laparto, C. Winfree, C. Miele. Second row: B. Foley, W. Metlitz, V. Dagaev, M. Miller, F. Bivens, B. Malcolm, S. Metlitz, E. Forte, J. Dickinson, T. Viola. Third row: Mr. S. Templin, E. Martin, Welch, A. Parker, C. Petermen, E. Ptorte, J. Gross, B. Campbell, R. Taylor, P. Lieval, L. Sucsy, Mr. Gordon. TENNIS Led by the able coaching of Raymond Wray and the steady play of Mike O'Dowd, Rockland County's Most Valuable Tennis Play, the Teepeetown tennis squad de- feated all fall P S A L competition. This was the tenth time in the last eleven tries that Wraymen have been victorious. In only one season since 1946, last spring, when they ran second, did the racquetmen finish out of top honors. Coach Wray asserts that much of the success of his teams is due to the interest given by players in their daily practice, and to the strength of the doubles teams, which have lost very few matches through the years. As in recent seasons, Pearl River is again expected to be prominent in spring competition. However, Spring Valley, starting an almost entirely green team in the fall, showed good talent and gave most county squads hard struggles. Suftern also booms as a big obstacle in any club's spring championship hopes. Next fall, three strong varsity men will be lost to graduation, but Coach Wray expects the ranks to be filled by members of the J. V. squad. As indicated by wide- spread interest in the fall tournament, from which spring team members are chosen, there are potentially good J. V. and Varsity squads coming in the spring of 1952. First row: L. Kleiner, M. O'Dowd, R. Mock. Second row: P. Bernarbo, Mr Wray, S. Metlitz. l 2 5 3 i l l 5 i x mimi EQ' -ami ef Nh: .4 , v vf,-.X 1, Q. .R , 5 lit WIT' AC6, 'O QACR glgg f op c Lqfnxbf' lt A... 9 6 M v Q. ' ..T:.f 'fl.'gg,. A9 , ,M 'Hu I 3t',5rfTt,f+,,, ...ff V 6 X 1 WD A .fix Varsity Baskethlll Left to right: B. Kopenhaver, T. nn J Ridlon, G. Kelly, R. D phos C. Brooks, R. Sisco, T Davis Center: J. Brown. BASKE The l95l-52 version of Nyack's basketball team had a great chance at the county title. Led by Coach Frank Nelson, T951 Coach of the Year, the team had a number of returning lettermen. The squad was hit hard by the loss of All-County star Ira Howard to the eighth term eligibility rule. However back from last year were four first-stringers, Carl Brooks, Jimmy Brown, Skeets Kelly, and Russ Sisco. Nyack's league opener wasn't very encouraging to lndian supporters as the Haverstraw Raiders edged out the local squad in a very thrilling contest. The team soon found itself, ringing up tour big wins in a row. At the end of the first half ot the season Nyack was in a first place tie with Haverstraw and Suffern. l .ai K Q. LV. Baskelblll First row: L. Whidbee, J. Kam isky, P. Bernarbc, C. Orlando, R Black. Second row: T. Glynn, D Waack, D. Williams, Mr. Desmond R. Rcyster, J. Ridlon, W. Daggett E881 ALL fm Carl Brooks iQ Skeels Kelly L1 l ,gf wg, fl , oo o l r 'W A 0 l Bob Kopenhaver 1' 2 ,Ni Bob Riker Walter Rose l89l Goir l The Nyack golf team was hit hard by graduation, and only one veteran, Captain Bill Wood, will be back in '52. However, Coach Harold Failing believes that the i new golfers Corning in will . round out the empty slots. Coach Failing asserts that this new blood will greatly improve Nyacks divot dig- gers, and is looking for- l ward to an improved sea- l son. Left to right: T. Valentine, M Bauman, Mr. Failing, W. Wood. l Coach Rudy Reiholec's Million Dollar Moundmenu returned strong and sha to take up the pitching chores for 1952. The hurling was held up by four returnii veterans-Carl Brooks, Frank Cuff, Bob Prindle, and Mike Condello who show good stuff all the way. Also back on the basepaths were eight other lettermen, all displaying bc offensive and defensive skill on the field. They provide the team with a stro batting order, from the leadoff man down to the pitchers. With our all-veter infield and reliable starting pitchers, Coach Reiholec looked forward to a good ye and an Indian baseball championship in '52, First row: B. Kopenhaver, L. Pia, J, Gulezian, L. Buckout, R. Riker. Second row: F. Ridlon, J. Ridlon, J. D'Auria, l. Howard, W. Galbraith, R. Prindle. Third row: J. Brown, J. Miele, F. Cuff, J. Dellolio, M. Condello, C, Brooks. hifi? .gk f Y.. . 3. BOWLING The 1952 edition of the Nyack bowling team, again coached by Robert Schild, was hit hard by graduation. The only returning veterans were co - captains Jett Del- lolio a n d Phil Schulder. Around this s m all but sturdy nucleus Coach Schild hopes to build a team that will prove to be a credit to Nyack High. First row: J. Alden, P. Schulder, N. Andezsa, W. Owens. Second row: J Dellolio, J, Merkert, D. McCormick, Mr. Shields, T. Martin, D. Cannon, B. Motto Although the Nyack track team will miss the services of many capable veterans, there is still a strong nucleus tor the team of 1952. Foremost in the list ot returning lettermen is Russ Sisco, county champion in the pole vault, who last year set a Nyack vault record of TO tt. lllfz in. ln strong support of Sisco will be Harold Pringle, one of the county's top broad jumpers. Another return will be Stan Metlitz, who excels in the middle distances. Coaches Warren Templin and Vernon Cox believe that with these returning veterans and the many newcomers expected, Nyack can look forward to a success- ful track season in l952. First row: J. Dennehy, C. Peterrnan, P. Parrietti, B, Campbell, J. Latham, J. Bittig, J. O'Neil. Second row: 1 R. Sisco, L. Sucsy, W. Faivre, P. Friedman, S. Brown, L. Whidbee, R. VanNutt, A. Pondi. Third row: Mr. Cox, 5. Il Metlitz, D. Arnold. E. Brilliant, C. Black, H. Pringle, B. Widmer, D. Davis, Mr. Templin. - , Qs. .sf H, -,. ':. 'ls W V443 ttf. 5 ur . tr 5 W is Q Gift 4 . gf f 'Q in N . I 1 ,wi G 'N Coach Warren Templin has every reason to be proud of the 1952 harriers. lt is a rarity in any sport or activity to have every participant finish the season. This'year fourteen boys started the season and all fourteen finished. It is this per- serverance, loyalty, and cooperation that their coach deeply appreciates. The team, half of which were veterans of the previous season, defeated Stony Point, Pearl River, and Spring Valley at Bear Mountain in the Rock- land County Championship Meet. Captain Stan Metlitz was also selected to represent District Nine in the State meet at Schnectady. Next year's squad, which will be hit hard by graduation, will be led by their newly elected captain, John Bittig, one of Nyacks top men. CROSS COUNTRY First row: R. Merkert, R. Hartell, 5. Metlitz, W. Metlitz, J. Sirnonds, E. Britlant. Second row: J. Bittig, H. Schreiver, J. Biv9Y, M. Muller, R. Mole, G. Merwin, G. Tanges, J. Fox. With a team consisting mostly of veterans, Coach Whitney Callahan looked forward to an- other Rockland County PSAL championship. Al- though the team was hit by graduation, losing N. Rose, J. Boyd, W. Perry and E. Lundgren, they still had an exceptionally strong team. Almost all of the returning tankmen hold Nyack High swim- ming records. Back again to take up where they left off last year are such record holders as J. King, 200 yard freestyle, L. Cohen, 100 yard freestyle, and J. Park, 120 yard individual medley and 150 yard individual medley. ln addition, the returnees in- clude members of the top 150 yard medley relay, 180 yard medley relay, 160 yard freestyle relay, and 200 yard freestyle relay. The team started very strong losing only one of their first four meets, that to a strong Leonia squad. At this pace it seemed very plausible for the Indians to again take the county swimming title. SWIMMING First row: J. Faulkner, S, Shaw, W. Bacon, R Kostmeyer, P. Breland, S. Denker, E. Faccioli Second row: D. Thomas, A. Yassky, J. King E. D hlb P. GI nn, J. Park, L. Cohen, B -4490. a erg, y . Springer, K. Lundgren. Third row: W. Pluscht, J. Stockmeyer, J. Fields, Mr. Callahan, J Webb, manager, J. Latham, G. Healy, P Esmay, P. Hackett. E923 Xi-!l'K. 'L.X l.r lit Till VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: B. Friedman, . DelPizzo, P. Lester, D. Collins, S. Knight. E. Theis. Substitute Cheerleaders Counterclockwise: E. Birmingham, i S Guerrieri R. Roman, I. Reav s, - . M. McDermott, J. Sindt. FRESHMAN A. Church, N. Savoury, H. Traver- M. Vice, S. Peterman, B son, Mettler. ,...,.f ' z U . w , f A Left to right: L. Schuler, P. Pelts, Bl elf, P. Hicks, M. Hanley, G. auv B. Toto .M .R. l .. .,,x.,i lt SQ., i ,L , x l I 4 i 3 . 2 i e 1 Six 5 -.i 563 A-W 1- . 'X 4 M -f-q,,f,,U I 5. 'Y 3 'ff iw. r-ff' Kem IHS i931 ma, 1 'E , 1' H? PCDTLIGHTS kwa f95 Y fig ,,,,..J ' .. 'Q ww , -, ,aw , 1136 ii 'ii up cv Y? It is the desire of every girl in Nyack Hi to obtain a large Chenille N and membership into the G. A. A. Letter Club. To get an N a girl must earn l,OOO points through, active partici- pation in the many sports oFFered at N.H.S. Every G. A. A. girl has completed a course in First Aid and are wardens in fire and air raid drills. In addition to keeping score, timing, and officiating at games, the girls included a badminton tournament. When a girl has earned 2,000 points, she receives a gold pin and becomes a member of the inner Circle. INNER CIRCLE . 2 1 x af P? gif i961 1: me A sm e I , J -IQ xy First row: J. Stern, H. Muller, C, Williams G. Vice, .l. Schuler, P. Cevasco, H. Geick, A DeVries, L. Pounds, M. McDermott, H. Bosco Second row: L, Schuler, D. Palubin, P. Pelts P, Hicks, B. Toto, G. Blauvelt, B. Austin, A Nelson, B Sherman, P. Clarke. Third row: A Trahan, E. Hernaez, R. Kosel, J. Shaver, T Paone, M. Probert, R. Roman, P. Komonchak G. McManus, J. Linton. G.A.A. f Q, 1 ff' 1' rv'- Clockwise: J. Schuler, G, Vice, A. Trahan, A, DeVries. Middle: P. Clarke. Frsi row P Traverson G Vice W Bruce R Roman T Paone P Cevasco 5 1 - V - ' , - 1 - f - f - . M. Probert, S. Housman. Second row: F. Vodak, N. Schofield, J. S-chuler, A. Devries, J. Linton, J. Shaver, B. Vandefbilv, A. Trahan, I. Procopiow. Firsv row: C. Stern, B. Austin, E. Hernaez, R. Barone, B. Van Loan, P. Pelts U. Walker. Second row: A. Nelson, E. Brerimann, B. Toto, J. Schmidt, P Hicks, D. Palubin, L. Schuier. 5, .4 My W ,D L, we . . - V Dv vn A Q Qfifri, x3 v ga xx BOWLING Left to right: G, Blauvelt, P, Hicks, D. Palubin, L. Schuler, J. Linton A. Trahan, G. Vice, G. McManus. U81 a SENIOR BASKETBALL First row- J. Stern, H. Muller, Wiliiarns, P, Cevasco, A. DeVr S. Housman, S. Knight, Secc row: M. Probert, J. Shaver, Trahan, A. Conace, T. Paone, Vanderbilt, H. Frohiirtg, R. Rorn Third row: G. Vice, R. Kosei, Smith, .I. Polhemus, N. Schofie G. McManus, P. Komonchak. Fcu row: J. Srhuicr, I. Procopiow, Iraversort, F. Vodak, J. Linton, Gincolnhr-, W, Brute, M. MrD 1ltOH JUNIOR BASKETBALL first row: J. Fenton, B. Toto, Hcrrmez, L. Schuler, D. Palubin, Prlts, P. Hicks. Second row: Riauvelt, B. VanLoan, B. Sherm A. Nelson, B. Austin, J. Schrn Third row: U. Walker, C. Stern, Kearney, E. Little, F. Brettmarm, Arnold B. Latka. I 1-n .1 it ix K K t ..,.. , -: ,,, Q. r , I C17 if 7 3 Q SOFTBALL First row: J. Schuler, A. Trahan, R. Roman, A. Conace, B. Vander- bilt, A. DeVries. Second row: C. 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All Kinds of Building Material Since l852 OUR I GOth ANNIVERSARY The G. O. Cr P. R. R. The Get Out and Push Railroad PERSONNEL R. Taylor .......................... Injinear C. Peterman .. lndustriul Spechulist L. Sucsy .......... Lectricul Teknishun J. King ........................ Breakmann B, O'Connor ........ Yardd Teknishun L. Klainer ...................... Fiermann D. Laing .................. O27 Speshulist P. Lieval ...................... Svitchmann ROUTE OF THE FLYING MEATBALL AND THE LITTLE GREEN MONSTER Phone COngers 8-2202 Free Delivery 'VERNON'S Delicatessen - Groceries Frozen Foods - Beer on Ice Lake Road and Kings Highway Valley Cottage, N. Y. FRED'S BARBER SHOP Rockland Theatre Building Nyack, N. Y. ROCKLAND MOVING AND STORAGE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE I73 Main St. Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0253 Over Fifty Years of Friendly Service' Compliments of SANDWICH HOUSE Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinners ROUTE 59 - WEST NYACK ' Specialize in Borderfs Ice Cream 00-00-0900Qooooooo0000-00-00-0000-00-00 II8 Compliments of X QQQQQQQQQQQQ- on-00-9-0--------- S i Compliments of 7' BURNWEIT Motoks, inc. lVlain Street and Midland Ave. Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-IO77 NYack 7-2069 NYACK AUTO BODY CHAS. SEE, Prop. lf We Can't Fix It-Give lt Away 262 lvlain St, Nyack, N Compliments of JAMES HOYLE CO. Plumbing and Heating 23 Hudson Ave., Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-OO92 YOUNG FASHIONS VVEARINC- APPAREL For Boys and Girls Toddlers Teens lO3 Main St. Nyack, N. Y. ---------.---.---------- ------- QQ------Q----------------------QQQQQQQQQQQQ Phone HA 9-5678 THE GIFT SHOPPE Lionel Trains Toys - Office Supplies - Gifts 7 New lVlain St. Haverstraw, N. Y. Compliments of SIGMA LAMBDA HI-Y President ........................ Bobbie Travis Vice President ...... .......... H elen Bosco Secretary ........... .....,. M ary DiNardo Treasurer .............. ............. C erry Vice Chaplain .............,.......... Rosylin Roman Sergeants-at-Arms ............ Joan Schuler Jackie Del Pizzo Adviser .............,... .......... F lotina Zirps Compliments of NYACK HIGH SCHOOL CAMERA CLUB The Shutterbugsn President .............,................ R. Merkert Vice President ..... ...... E . Schweikardt Secretary ........... ...,... H . Neuman Treasurer ................. ............. A . Feo Adviser .................................... C, Zinn A. Pulverteft J. Lefebvre J. Koblin Compliments of HOMER B. LYDECKER 5' SON 2l South Broadway Nyack, N. Y, Q--QQQQQQQQQQQ0QQ-Q------------------------ QQQQQQQQQQQ-ooo-----------------o-o el, NAnuet 3-2145 NANUET DAIRY Ceo. B. Walker NANUET, N. Y. VERNON CHURCH Flowers 84 North Highland Ave. Nyack, N. Y. Phone NYack 7-0595 WHELAN DRUG STORE 1 xx Soll and Morris Nathanson , 88 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-2401 JOHN'S AUTO and TAXI SERVICE Route 303 Valley Cottage, N. Y. COngers 8-8757 or COngers 8-2212 ---------------q--Q --------------- ---------- 0-009-9900QQQQQQQQQQQQQogooogeoooooo Towing Service Tel. NYack 1650 Never Closed WEST NYACK SERVICE STATION Corner Route 59 and 303 Charles Hekl - Harry Clark WEST NYACK, N, Y. KON-ZEN MINK RANCH Rose Road West Nyack, N. Y. Home of International Show Winners Tel. NAnuet 3-3314 Compliments of JOLENE CLEANERS Main Street Nanuet, N. Y NAnuet 32770 Compliments ot DON ANG GUS --------------------------- ------------ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ NYack 7-OO84 H -i-I. I' . ' OLLI DAY Jeweler 95 Main Street Nyack, New York Compliments of ANN'S DRESS SHOP Mr. and Mrs, J. Schneider Nyack, New York Compliments of MAXWELL'S 3 South Broadway Nyack, New York VAN HOUTEN 8' BECK, Hardware - Paint - Class Boat Supplies 78 South Broadway Nyack, New York Tel. NYack 7-OOO7 WEST NYACK COUNTRY STORE Herbert Stever, Prop. Hardware - Glass - Home Accessories Pittsburgh Paints ADJOININC- POST OFFICE Free Delivery NYack 7-2495 ROCKLAND REFRIGERATION CO., Inc. X l27 Main sfreef 'X Nyack, N. Y. Frigidaire Products Bendix Products Compliments of MOCK and McCLOSKEY FUNERAL HOME NYACK, NEW YORK Compliments of STEVE'S BEAUTY SHOP XX Nyack New York -------.----- ---------0-0-0-Q-------------------------------------------- Q--QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0--00000--00 0-0000 0-0 0--0-00-0-0000-000-00-00000-00000--0-000-000----0000 NYack 7-1047 Emerson Radio and Television GUS' RADIO SERVICE Sales and Service Television and Radio 81 So. Broadway Gus Sigerist Nyack, N. Y. BARON'S OF NYACK, Inc. 5 Rockland County's Largest Furniture - Floor Covering - Bedding 154-176 lvlain Street Nyack, New York 'JOHN GEORGETTE Confectionery - Delicatessen 233 N. Midland Avenue Nyack, New York CONACE'S XX Art Floral Shop nf' 58 South Broadway Nyack, New York Next to Post Office l 0-0-0--000-.-0-0 00 -0-0-0-000-0--0 0-00-0- Quality-Satisfaction-Service LEVlNE'S FURNITURE STORE Complete Home Furnishings 247 Main Street Nyack, New York NYack 7-2250 NYack 7- 1 7-1060 , YACK AUTO PARTS X550 Genuine Auto Parts Shop and Garage Equipment Machine Shop Service , 267 Main Street Nyack, New York NYack 7-0210 GEORGE H. HELLWIG Groceries - Frosted Foods - Beer Free Delivery West Nyack 1 . X, fl X I Compliments of F DR. MILTON E. EISENBER 0---0000000--0-0000-00000-0--00- 0000000000000000000000000000 CHARLES SCOTT 2l7 North Midland Avenue Nyack, New York Mason Contractors Phone NYack 7-0895-J Compliments ot COMMUNITY GROCERY Central Nyack Compliments of CROSSROADS SERVICE Valley Cottage, New York Phone 7-l99l We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere FASANO'S FLOWER SHOP Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Floral Designs Annuals and Perennials l i8 West Main Street Central Nyack 898 Compliments ot 0 N GARDENS DOYLE BRANNON, REALTOR tmerican Foods Offices unge A Restaurant Nyack and West Nyack oute 59 ack. New York Cornruliments of L U C K Y ' S The Store for Men and Boys C-lNNY'S CLOTHING SHOPPE Iirnents of Sweaters a Specialty ACADEMY Stores at Valley Cottage and Congers New York 0 00000000000ooooO0r 000000000 000000000000000 ,---- v.---,- - 0i.l01. ..-.. .-.-. 00000000000000000000000000000000000 NYACK PAPER and SALVACE CO.. lnc. Waste Paper and Rags Route '59 Central Nyack! N Phone NYack 75057 l SAM'S STAR MARKET 5 South Broadway Nyack, New York NYack 7fl l89 000 Alan Fertile Harry Korn MCMANUS PHARMACY RELIABLE MEAT MARKET the Rexall Store Where quality counts and your money goes farthest 8 South Broadway Meats - Groceries - Vegetables Nyack, New York 226 Main Street NYack 7-0433 Phone NYack 7-0205 Compnments of Compliments of A Compliments ot ROCKLAND PHOTO SHOP JANSEN'S FLOWER STORE Nyack A. J. BRYANT Greenhouses Sparkill, N. Y. New York NYack 7-1963 Plermont 2-0l l7 --Q--------- 0-0-0-0----------------------q...-..4-------------- VAN del' WALDE'5 Compliments of lOO Main Street ACS FURNITURE CO. NYaCl4. New York Nyack, New York O '- '0 ---- ----------------- --------..--------0 ------------ For service to the sick CALL SHEA'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions since l8-43 Phone NYack 7-0600 NYack 7-0045 CAGLIONE NASH, Inc. SALES and SERVICE New and Used Cars 62 Burd Street Nyack, New York STRAUSS STORE Auto Accessories Fishing Equipment Household Needs l44 Main Street Nyack, New York TRAVERSON'S MARKET Quality Foods Broadway Nyack, New York ----------------------------------.---- ----- 2 l l CD ------------ -------------------------- Compliments of HUGH E. WHITE Insurance Real Estate JAMES KILBY, Inc. 26 South Broadway Nyack, N, Y. l - M 'uv bl-70 PICKWICK LIBRARY 80 Main Street Nyack, New York A Diplomat is a man who remembers a lady's birthday, but forgets her age! You can be a Diplomat with our Greeting cards - Books and Gifts QOJW' B. VALLIGNY, Inc. LADIES' HAIRDRESSINC NYack 7-0l05 23 So. Broadway Nyack, New York --------- ---------------- ----- ------------ ---------------------------------- KOBLIN'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 96 Main Street Nyack, N, Y. Phone NYack 7-0688 Phone NYack 7-l277 A. YANKO Apparel Shop l04 Main Street Nyack, New York 'T NYack 7-0432 or 7-1056 NYACK EXPRESS COMPANY Fireproof Warehouse Wm, Perry, President 34 High Street Nyack, New York -----------------------. ei .------------ Q-6 4----Q ------..-------- NYack 7-O23l or 771088 ROCKLAND TAXI SERVICE l2 Park Street Nyack, New York 24 Hour Service RADIO D l SPATCHED CABS NYack 7-1574 HERBET'S SHOE STORE Buster Brown Red Cross 98 Main Street Nyack, New York NYack 7-2244 ------------------------------ ---- Compliments ot HB GARDEN SUPPLY COMPANY Rockland County's Carden Center' 85 South Broadway NYack 7-IS46 NYack 7-0497 KERCHMAN'S Distinctive Ladies' Apparel and Accessories 77 Main Street Nyack, New York KD Compliments of TURNER and CIANCIMINO O Wine and Liquor Store f i l MARY ANN SHOPPE I Compllmems of Infants' and CI1iIdren's Apparel Novelties - Toys V52 Main Street ------------ QQ--.---------------- ------------ --------------- X9 QUALITY CLEANERS Nyack, New York u ------------ ---------- Q,-Q-----,-------------------------Q-------------------,---- GEORGE'S SHOE REPAIRING THE CORSET SHOP I Rockland Theatre Building Hat Cleaning and Shoe Shine Parlor North Broadway Nyack' N- Y. c. K' f I P . N . , Ir Sopou OS' rep I Corsets - Curdles - Brassleres l23 Main St. Nylon Hose Nyack' NA YA Marjorie Richardson, Mgr. Phone: NYack l622 THE HARPER METHOD SHOP 72 North Broadway, Nyack, N. Y. Telephone: l26O Scientific Treatment ot the Hair and Scalp SUCCESS T0 CLASS OF --52 Compliments of Duke Dupont and NYACK Y. M. C. A. his Melody Cowboys wa Compliments of Telephone: NYack 2019 WOLF MARK Jerry 5 Fran Watchmaker and Jeweler d '1 Old Cold Bought an All work Guaranteed Wink Cr Bobby l 12 Main Street Nyack, N, Y. ---------- -- ---------------Q-----------------------------------------Q l29 i y .4 000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000. Telephone: NYack 7-l688 MOCK'S SERVICE STATION 80 South Broadway Nyack, N. Y. Mobilgas - Car Washing - Mobiloil Compliments JOHN'S MARKET Main Street, Tappan, N. Y. Open Evenings All Holidays Phone: Plermont 2-I l56 Compliments of MIKE'S DINER Compliments of DANIEL T. BRUCKER Compliments of VASILIOW COMPANY, INC. fOr' Compliments ot SANITARY DIAPER SERVICE 7l High Avenue CL? Nyack, New York 60 S, Broadway NYack 7-l86O GALLO and CORNELIA Television - Radio X Sales and Service Citts Appliances 000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 .QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ..QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Say lt With Flowers HENRY RAMCKE Florist Tel. COngers 8-6l ll Valley Cottage, N. Y. Compliments of THE ARK Furniture - Upholstery l9O Main Street NYack 7-lO39 PUBLIC CLERICAL SERVICE Your Private Secretary Dorothy E. Millspaugh Evelyn Westervelt 94 Main Street, Nyack, New York Room I3 and I4 NYack 7-2086 GEORGE ROOSOVICS Ladies' and Centlemen's Finest Custom Tailoring Alterations and Fur Work 64 S. Broadway Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0645 ------o--..,.-------------------- Cou rtesy of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO Compliments of LAWRENCE C. and NATALIE C. WILLIAMS ,----------- --------------------- EAGLE ARMY 6' NAVY STORE Work Clothes - Sport Wear - Shoes ll3 Main Street Nyack, N, Y. Phone: NYack 7-l79l Compliments of FROHLING SIGN CO. Neon Displays Nanuet, N, Y. --------------------------------------- Tel, 72998 - 7-2999 NYACK LUMBER CO. Lumber - Plumbing - Building Materials Paint Office: Yard and Mill Highland and Birchwood Avenues Nyack, N4 Y. Phone: NYack 7-O58-4 TOTS N' TEENS The Largest Kiddie Shop ln Rockland County 93 lVlain St, Nyack, N. Y. NYACK LAUNDRY and CLEANERS Q 50 Lydecker Street Nyack, N, Y. NYack 70274 'mir X Compliments of A. S. GODDARD ------------------,----- ------- For lnsurance See ALAN LECCETT, Inc. 24 North Broadway Nyack, N, Y. . Compliments of ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOE CO! 1 83 Main Street Nyack, N, Y. Xeray Fitting NYack 7-1025 Compliments of EAGLE CONFECTIONERY 5 1 l L i ily Compliments of PARK ICE, COAL Cf OIL COMPANY NYac:l4 7-1618 QQQQQQQQQQQQ- o..-----.....-------- --- --------------------.------------ -----------,o ------------------------ Compliments of DR. J. M. KING Compliments of UPPER NYACK WINE AND LIQUOR STORE B. A, Boigan, Prop. North Broadway ----..--------------o-- ------------------------- ELEANOR LONGYEAR Gifts and Things to Wear 6l Burd St. Nyack, New York i'Come in and Browse Around North Broadway Nyack, NYack 71725 LE FURGY and COMPANY General Electric Appliances Factory Authorized Sales And Service for Rockland County F. A, Le Furgy Compliments ot QHAROLD Y. MacCARTNEY 6 Compliments of THOMAS HENRY ELECTRIC Co Nyack, New York John Bechtel Treasurer NYaCk 7-0995 v 000000000000 00000000000000 00000000000000 X GEORGE B. RUDDELL Printing - Engraving f Corner Depew and Railroad Avenues Nyack, New York Phone: NYack 7-1374 20.0.1.0 - -0.0 -. ..0.... Room 23 MR. SCHWEIKARDT Auto Class Windshield G Door Classes HARRY'S AUTO GLASS 64 High Avenue Nyack, New York Back of Theatre Bldg. t Phone: NYack 7-1435 NYack 7-0803 VIENNA BEAUTY SALON 292 Main Street Johanna Hernaez 000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000 V Compliments of WAC-SCHAL'S Stationery - Books Sporting Goods Nyack, N. Y. Compliments ot KUHN TAPPAN CONFECTIONERS Tappan New York Phone: Pler. 2-9864 Compliments of ZIRPS' SHOE REPAIRING SHOP ff. 5. Cumvd.-X39 De JONG MARKET, Inc. Fresh Meats and Provisions 113 Main Street Nyack, New York Phone: NYack 7-0453 000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000 QQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ---------- Room 18 MR. REED ---QQ--------------------o --if A Room 19 MR. LEICHTON 50-04- l . Mgr. v York i 'S-'s' A3 Room 32 MRS. MOFFIT F 3 99 Room 33 MR. ENGLANDER . QQQQQQQQQQQQQ ----------- ------- -- T Q, N, Y. QSSCSSSSSS -A--------,,,--------,,, -,,, ---'va--v-v ----v-vv-,, -,,, ::::1:::-::::::A::::::--:-::----A- Phone NYack 7-1206 - 0813 Cgmplimentg Qf BLISS RUBBER Wholesale Distributors Industrial - Firemanic - Police Sportsman MR. and MRS. GEORGE SEARE RAIN WEAR 171 Main Street Nyack, N 1 Compliments of ALPHA Hl-Y President ....... ...... R obert Taylor Vice-President ...,. ....,. lvl ike O'Dowd Secretary ....... ....... T om Valentine Treasurer ............... ...... J ohn Webb Chaplain ............. ..... L arry Klainer NYaCk 7-0071 CLYNN'S SHOE STORE EARLE L. POLHEMUS Quality Since 1892 The Insurance Man 136 Main Street Rockland Theatre Building Nyack' N. Y. Compliments of BUENA SUERTE THE ETHLAS PRESS Nyack, N, Y, Cortesia del Circulo Espanol NYack 7-0416 :::-o::-:----AA QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ o------------------------------------------------------------- Stephen Paul Wray Bill Wood Mrs, E. W. Wood, Jr. Marilyn and Mike Gus, Travie and Sam Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Putz Gretchen King Bobbie, Spec and Judy Elizabeth Bosco Wilkie, Jennie and Sandy Bubsy and Bunny Diane, Janice and Joan Ken, Ruthie and Snooky Ernest Crunwald Anabel Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Shirley M. Leighton Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley Pat Komonchak Ciinny Pat and Watson Carol and Bruce Bill and Rosie Mike and Cathy Buck and Stan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Muller Arlene and Bob Nancy, Audrey and Bea Rose, Mary and Francis Stel and Bill Elaine, Karen and Hazel Wally Charters Debbie, Paula and Rita Mr. and Mrs. John Botbyl Maxine Englander Claire, Jo and Ann Carol and Honey The Wise Guys Nicholas Bradshaw John Bell Lt. Col. and Mrs. R. W. Ward Claire and Cathy Jo and Ann Roddy, John and Joe Lovey and Dovey Paula Ann Cevasco Carl Brooks Club 33 Lin and Mildrid Mr. and Mrs. M. McManus Eric and Janice Pat-Pat Boot-Boot Fran-Fran Bob-Bob Daphne C. Ramirez Q-----------------------0-0-0- Barneys Boys Olga Zantippe Sally and Alan Prentiss Tricycle, Monster and Meatball Bob Myers Mrs. Clara Perry John and Bruce John Reavis Marti, Junie and Puddytat Reed and Lip Vassily Sivakoy Carol, Buddy and Douggy Phyllis Traverson Mr, and Mrs. Henry H. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Cooke Carole and Chuck Ken and Gerry Rick Sonia and Fred Julia Fenton John Simonds Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Vanderbilt lleane, Snookie and Joannie Ann and Rochelle Jim and Wink Bobby and Wink Betty Ciiacobbe Betty and Tommy Irene and Ron Tom and Robert Joan, Peg and Cale Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Housman Sally, Pat and Sally Carol, C-race and Spec Cynth and Bobbie Helen and John Miss Helen Cooke Homeroom Zl 3 Barbara and Roberta Pat Leitner Mrs. C. B. Leitner Mrs. Eleanor Cohen Iris and Spec Cary and Dick Two Tenors Don and Ang Mr. and Mrs. James J. Vodak Louise Kellett Master Peter and Barry Ahrendt Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Laing Carol and Dee Edward H. Carter John Biaggi Mary and Ellie Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wray ---------------------o---------- PROGRESS ASSOCIATES, Inc Caldwell, N. J. .. '-' '-hw fr'--1 - , ' --,- 1' - + ' - X-A