Nyack High School - Tower Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

r NX A 5 .S MV' if FQ t 'KX gf'Qi4 K FO 71 - xu , 0 A Xu, THE 1955 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS IYACK JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL NYACK, NEW YORK IIIXXN.-X ITIL.-XITSHANT PAT RICTA CRLTNI Editors NIR. IIAYNIIYNID WRAY MR. FAIEIAN I-QNGLANIHQII Advisors lhe pu 11.. V., . 's hand is on his he-II: The coming heroes, lovers. kings. Me 1dIw Ioun m inthe wingsg x me f0Id T B E R Behindiihe curtaTn's mfs ' ' The glowing future Iies unroTIed. 1' Guide, Teocher And Friend To Miss Ella Goodslr our friend and teacher we the class of 1956 fondly dedicate our Tou er Nliss Goodsir who was born in Brook lyn lived for some time in Liberty New York where she attended Liberty High School Upon graduation she entered the Heffley Institute located in Brooklyn and later studied in Rochester Business Instr tute in Rochester and ln New York and Columbia Universities Before coming to Nyack High School Miss Goodslr taught at Liberty High School Although she now specializes in academic and commercial typing Miss Coodslr also teaches bookkeeping and business arithmetic Being extremely proficient in these sub jects she has for many years done the school the tremendous service of keeping the entire books for the General Organiza- tion. The task of keeping these books in order also entails keeping a record of the money' received and dispersed by twenty'- five major Nyack Hi fh School clubs. Like many educators, Miss Goodsir thoroughly' enjoys traveling. Having travel- ed extensiyely here in the United States and in Newfoundland Miss Goodsir has journeyed abroad to England and Scot- land. where she was thrilled by encounter- in, some relatives. whom she had never seen. liecausf of her vast interest in traveling. photography' has become another of her favorite hobbies. She now has quite an sxtensive collection of films both of her travels and of her family. As our future lies unrolled, Miss Good- sir. we should like to thank you who have helped so many' of us prepare for it. X 4 Q X-QQ V k 1 9' S-.M 'SI' 3' gi? 'V if gg W , L- , if f- I' . f M' .4 , r 1 'LU .7 LV Lx.,,i.iij M ., I K - , ' ' - 5 5 :fi ' ' W? F f - 25, ,.'-1 4 . fy 1 7 na. 4 C - , ' , '.f.,,.,..ig Ag? -.' A Src! ,gn . , A. W. RITTERSHAUSEN A. MERZ Principal PARENT COUNCIL -aiu -xl 17 27 ifpp., W 0 biz! A Xlr Nm ndb Xlr LJHIILIIIIIIIJ 'Z--ff ab ADVISERS on d STAFF IIIELIQN COOKE ' Guidance EDWARD LOVATT A. ,I. BRYANT School District Treasurer School Attorney Q' I RICIIAIID FARRIQLI. iounselor l.nord1n11tur S 'T' 1 I' if - f , CATHERINE LAN! un W-,,, ,,,4 W ILLI -UI SMITH ELIZABETH MADAR Assistant Secretary Dx I . to Superintendent if Q K DR. Mi-xruoms HUPPER all g sfhwz Physician yf I ' ,Q ,I v H1 ' I ii. I If 3 I, 1 I A Qi- 'E ' DOLORES MAIIER Assistant Secretary to Principal IIILLEYNE BOTBH L Psychologist MARION ECKHART DORIS SIIERIDAN Secretary to Prinripal MRS. LA URA VAUGHN FACULTY Blanche Bremer Power Sewmg Albert Benmatr lntermednate and Xdwanced Mathematxu, C 0 Court lolf Coach Math Refresher Coursz Lloyd Bremer Nluslc Audxtorlum Club Verner Cox Elementary Algebra Cross Country and Track Stanton Callahan Latm Latm Club Phylhs Clarke Physlcal Educatmn blrls Athletics and C A A llelen Carter Brology Whltney Callahan Phy rcs General bcrence H1 Y Cu Ofdlflalfll' Dxrector uf 'Nyack Youth Swimming Team Coach Vmcent De Joy Reading 1011 Grade Dramauc Club 18 Grade lootball William Desmond Douglas Drake Englrsh 9 Industrial Arts and G 0 Advtsor Drtver Educatmn 6 man Football Carpentry Club Jr Varslty Basketball Bowlmg Team 63 ,X C wt, K , f -iv L, C 1 l X . , of I W or- ' Helen Evans Stenography Mary Edwards English 10, 11 and Spanish Dance Club Fabian Englander Commercial Subjects. Retailing Club, Tower Business Advisor. Big lnjun Advisor Constance Fehhng Music Survey Junior Chorus f . Avalda Foster Barbara Gnle Lommercial Cour r Lnglish 4 8 Spelling and Typing Club Writing Spelling Llub Elinor Canlex beneral Scienre Jumor Dramatic C lub Harold Failing Metal Shop, Senior Service Squad. Football Leonard Goldstein .lunior Band 6' I 'K 1 Ella boodsir Solon Gordon Joseph Grzibowski Marian Hay nes Commercial Subject Printing and Nlechanical Physical Education History 10 G 0 Bookkeeper Drawing A A Equipment Football Basketball Junior Honor Society Xlanager Printing Club and Sports Club Legion of Honor 50- 'R . Y I ill M . .i B- ' , ' . f 5 ' S l 5'. 1 . -' - N I ' .t I S. , . 5' K I , , x gli. f. M I I, ' r ,own -, ' I 5. -Ha.. r fl I . ',!, . . . . M . A . V M Y '. . 'S' . -. h . . . . I . , I l - V y. s .. l I y y l lu - - Robert Haxnes lth 8th 'Nlalhematlce and 9th Social htudlei FreQhman Football .lunlor Dramtlc Club Nr!-4 I f Nlargarct keen Library Library Staff I S Wllham Heath 'Nlargaret Hulbert H1 tory 10 11 Home Economlcs Semor 'Natnonal Hunur Sewmg Club Society Jr I R F Ralph Hulbert General Science and Sclence Survey Archery Nlary Kindly Library l:.d1th Lester HISIOFY 11 12 Hoatess Llub Ellzabeth Latham 1' rench 1- rench Llub Prederlck Lan German Language buruy Lverman Llub Q-:- 5 Dorm Lmdfor: John Lmlc Thomas Lloyd Lxangelme NlacL-:ren Engllsh 1U 11, 12 Dmer hducauun buclal btudleb Health bpeech Freshman Lneeneaderb Tralner bemor lhesplans Bng lnjun 2 I I S 1 L f 1' . A i A . .Q . . 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E- Frnesl Stedg,L Hortlculture and l lonculturf by Wllllam Zeralsky Blology l'resl1man Football Blology Club ' . 1 Y . 1 ' . h .N Q . 1 4 4 v Q 1 . V 'w . K W, , . '. 7 - . V . ' ' . ' ' 9 'v 1 ' I . . . ' ' 1 ' 1 A, l . A I u 1 V ' ' L ' F Y A5- .-V v ' 'L W Bs fl l , 'L Y .L , I , . ,,: kip' - c 4 Q . ' . . 1 ls A ', . ' ' ' l . -4 . A, .. C ,I - ., .Q W K . . C, , . Q A 4 , Q I f . ' , e ffigy- ' , , K 1 Q' ,X . l . 8 , , 1 Q ,rf 17 '7 X 3' V . . , . in - . . U .1 . 7 7 ' .7 - F1 7. 4 5 - ' ' 9 N I 7 . - . WARD CLAY ALDRICH Speedy Horticulture Club, Young Adults Club, National Riliemens Association . . . enjoys sailing, hunting. Dixieland jazz . . . a girlis pleasing personality and attractive appearance catch his eye . . . future plans include Navy or Coast Guard. Uh to he a sailor of the zcorlzl Bound for all ports, on a s1ci,I't anfl suelling ship full oj joysfl ADDIE ALLEN Tootsie Thespians, Dramatic Club 10, Magna Phi jr. lli-Y Sigma Chi Hi-Y. Spanish Club, Hostess Club. Senior Chorus, .lunior Choir, Teenage Activity Club. all girls' sports . . . enjoys swimming. skating, driving . . . Collects Rock and Roll records and stuffed animals . . . plans to enter the nursing profession. lt's nice to be natural ichen you're naturally nice. PETER BENNET MPete College Entrance Club. Thespians. Wrestling Squad ll. Yarsity Track 11. Y.Nl.C..-X.. J.Y.C .... activities at Sarasota H. F., Florida include- llr. Pres. 9. 10. Dramatic Clulfs Nlotion Picture 9. Athletic Club 9. 10, lftmtlrall 9. IO. Track 9. 10. Basketball 9. 5vsimrning and Circur 10. Intramural Sports NI:-dal . . . plans liberal arts major in college. He plays not for gain but for sport. 1. s, RONALD BLAUVELT 4uROnny99 llr. Pres., 11, 12, Sr.. Jr. Pres. College Entrance Club, Leaders' Club. Y-Dance Club. Varsity soccer, basketball, base- ball, 2 years, Y.M.C.A .... sports are his favorite pastime . . . admires beauty and intelligence in the opposite sex... plans to go to college and study engi- neering. There is nothing so becomes a man, As modest stillness, and humility. DAVID EDWARD ARNOLD Dave German Club, Chess Club, Novice Wrestling . . . hobbies are driving and working on his car . . . Dave is inter- ested in mechanics . . . admires friendli- ness in the opposite sex . . . plans to become a television technician. There are moments when silence prolonged and unbroken .llore expressive may be than all :cords ever spoken. GREGORY BRADSHAW 4-Greg!! National Honor Society, Pres. of Medicine Show. Chess Club. Pres. of Thespians. fencing . . . Creg's outside activities include deep sea fishing and motor boating . . . hobby is collecting guns . . . plans for the immediate future include a college education. To the starry heights he towers In length and intellect and potters. JOANNA HHAIJSH.-Ui' l'l'lYl,LlS JOAN BRIGGS nfodyi' Pl1yl TOWER Co-litlitor-in-4liivf. .lr. and 'I'UVi'iIli. Riding: Club. liwtiiiliiigz flub. Chapter Pres. National llonor roi-iviii-N. Ji-we-lry Club . . . -pentlf eparf- time Latin Club Pres., Jr.. Sr. College lin- playing It-nnif. lmwling. nriting lt-tti-rs. lranee Clubs, Big: lnjun. lnilian 'l'r.itlvr. and traveling: . . . admire- gr:-i-n t-it-N Fpanish Club. Spanieb IY. lloxttw- tllub. and pe-rxirnality in the oppoeite -.Ax . ,, Color Guard. ll.,-XA.. Ft-it-nt-e S.-ri-it-e to ent:-r the businef- field i- ber ambi- League and Srit-rife Seminar . , . t-nj-,ya tion. photography. coin i-ollt-1-ting. irawling K'Kn01t's that the simple gif! of and sailing . . . iitliniri-5 iiiti-lligt-iii-e . ., being kind. ambition is to ber-orne a lawyer, ls gfvalw 111071 all uistlom of ilu' I am in earnest. I will not equii'nr'aleg and I will be heard! - U 10156. 13 JUDITH BRONTE rcjudyv Twirling 4 years, Thewpians, Drama- tic Club 9. Sigma flarnma lli-Y. Y- Dance Club, C.Y.0.. Children uf Niary Sodality . . . enjoy: sewing. danring and driving . , . admires ff-llowe ixillt a neat appearance and a sense of humor . . . future plans are for a nurfing career. ' For nursine is like virtue. its men exceeding great reward. a-' Glllllilili BERNARD BRYANT Ceorge,' ,lr. tlo-Pres., and National llonor So- cietics. Big lnjun Page 1 Editor, Latin Club l're:., C.Y.U., Sr. Llioruf accom- panist, National Fraternity of Student .SlllhiL'illIlw, Piano llobbyiets of the World . . . non ',-X' rating in N.Y.S.S. NIA. competition, and the Mabel Patton Latin Award . . . plans lu become eitber a concert pianiat or a music teacber. .1lu.sic my rarrtpartlu I5 1? BR I-INDA ANN BROG.-KN 6'Rar11ly TOWICR. Jr. Clas- Fx:-1-iitiw Rt-aid. lnnor ffirrle. fl..'X..-X. TI't'.le.. Figlma llam- ma lli-Y ffliaplain, Fr. tiollt-ge l'intrant'e- Club. Tbespianf. Drziinatit- tilult U. 10. ll, llostt-sf Club, 5. 5. fi.. Y-lliiriw Club. Rainbow Girls. Woutli lfelli-xuliip . . . favorite paetinw- invlutlt- gulf. tennis. swimmingz. uri-In-ry. rifle-ry. riil- ing. tlani-ing. and sewing . . . future am- bition is to lat-ronie a pliyeival tlie-rapiet, A merrx' hear! iloetli good like a medicine. JOHN ALEXANDER CAGLIONE ...sluhnev Senior Service Squad, Yolleyball. Varsity Football, Alpha Hi-Y . . . enjoys watching television and eating . . . admires girle who are neat and friendly , . . either to join the Air Force or the Navy is his plan for the future. Wit, nou' and then, struck smartly, shows a spark. I 'CJR G 'Q' GAIL MARY MARGARET CALLAHAN ucailv Spanish Club, S.S.C. 10, International German Club. Catholic Youth Organi- zation . . . admires personality in the opposite sex . . . enjoys listening to western records, and corresponding with pen pals in Europe. Let me hear from thee by lettersf' CAROLEE CAPUTO .cLeev1 Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Rockland Shoot- ing Club. C. Y. O.. Captain of Cham- pion .lr. Bowling League II . . . swim- ming. golf, and dancing are Lee's fa- vorite pastimes . . . admires an attrac- tive appearance in the opposite sex . . . future plans are to join the Waves and to travel. 1 like her beauty, l like her VIRGINIA CATHERINE CAMPBELL Cinny TOWER. National Ilonor Society, Big Injun. ,Ir.. Sr. College Entrance Clubs. Dramatics 9, IO, Thespians. I . T. A.. Chorus Set-retary. All- State Choir, C.A.A., llostess Club. Latin Club. Y-Dance Club. Sigma Catn- ma Hi-Y Pres., V. P., County Council Treas.. Christian Endeavor . . . enjoys daneingr. singing. ice skating. and Izorse- back riding . . . future plans include college and an executive secretarial eareer. Laugh and be merry, remember, better the world with a song. 'Mt--H . Nw , 5,64 ' If 'f' r. ,g!3m,.3iy r FP, ,, , ggi..- Imnie 2? delicacy. , ,,,...f. fgg 1:12, ,. 35,21 'VZ C, . ,.. -'af wifi., V- :T if t ,L-aes M 1 C 35 fe- 'w.7! fg5Q . ' . e ts Q fi QE, - ,s-imiti W'-215 J - 1' 1' -it -itat f ?r3tf mutiilz -f Llafxadif JOSEPH VINCENT CARLSO Columbia L.I'. Club, N. Y. 5. 5. XI. A. Daneebands. Alpha Ili-Y, Y.l'.l .. Altar Cuild . . . favorite pastimes are playing golf. bowling. practicing the clarinet and piano . . . ambition is to become a supervisor in music and a professional elarinetist. All music is what atcakes from you When you are reminded by the instruments. RAR BARA WILSON CANT Barbara', French Club. Latin Club, Junior, Senior College Entrance Clubs. Medi- eine Show. Thespians . . . Barbara spends her spare time playing tennis. swimming. horseback riding. and read- ing . . . future ambition is to become a themist. The deepest rivers make least din and a zcealth of galil abounds within. THERESA CERVINI s-SC,lm0O,9 GGTe,, Band Concert Master 4 years, Sr. TOWER. Hr. Sec'y 11. 12. Thespians, Chorus l'n-s,, F.T,r-X., If3pl'orer.Scout, Hostess Club . . . this G..-LA. member participates in soccer. volleyball. bowl- ing and softball . . . enjoys eating Italian food . . . future plans are to pursue a secretarial career. Sometimes serious, sometimes smiling - always friendly. S' HAROLD EDNICND CHAIZE Barrel l'lI'CI1Cll Club. New Citv Jr, Legion Band, Dance Band, Alpha Hi-Y, Sr. Rand 4 years, Sectional All-State Band 1- years . . .extra curricular sports in- clude soccer and softball . . . enjoys playing in dance band . , . admires quietness in the opposite sex . . . hopes to attain sticcf-ss in whatever career he CTTOUSPS. HAH iclm joy zvilh him, must share i't.', Q S'l'liP1rlANlE ELENA cifxxcmixo --steph TOWER, Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, l .T.A., Hostess Club, Tln-spians. Dramatic Club 10, 11, French Club, .Xrt Club, Y-Dance Club. Sigma Gamma lli-1 . . . Steph spends ber spare tim.- painting and swimming . . . ambition is a career in tlie field of art. The eyes are charmed by paintings. ROBERT FRANCIS CHAIZE GiKeg99 Sr. and New Citv Legion Band. Sec- tional lll-State Band 9. 10. ll. 12. ,Xll Counts' Band 10. 11. 12. Alplia lIiAY. Tappan Boys' Club. Legion baseball . . . enjoys soccer. swimming and music . . . plans to become a pharmacist. Happiness was born 11 twin. BETTYANN COHEN Betty TOWER Co-Business Ed., Jr. Class Sec'y-Treas.. Jr. and National Honor Societies. .lr.. Sr. College Entrance Club, F.T..-X., Big lnjun, Tliespians. Dramaties 10. 11. Hostess Club. Span- isb Club, CA..-X., Inner Circle, Varsity cheering. Pres. Y-Dance Club Countil. Sigma Gamma lli-Y, ,l.Y.U ..., cole le-cts cliarms and stuffed animals , . . enjoys dancing . . . plans to teach lllglllt'l mathematics. E.rceeding1y uise ani! juir .spolfenf sg-'ff X s K ' t JAMES ALEXANDER CHRISTOPHER Blossom TOWER Sports Co-Editor, Senior Service S uad Thes ian Sr Chorus fl , P P, - t .Xll County, Sect., All-State Clioruses. Sr. Band, Alpha Hi-1, Y-Dance Club. Captain of track team, Varsity football, basketball, League basketball, .Nl.Y.1 . Treas.. churcti choir . , . plans to at- tend college, then to enter the business profession or to join the Marines. Make haste, the better fool before. CARMEN ANTHONY COLANTCONI Gooch Senior Service Squad. .Xlpba lli-Y. Lpper Nyack Boys' Club, Straight ,Kr- row .Xreliery Club, lpper Nyack Rille Club, Varsity Soccer 3 years. Xll- County soccer 2 years., Frosli. 1-lf. and Varsity baseball . . . enjoy- eating. boating and listening to music . . . future plans include an .-Xrnip educa- tion. l.r1rgZe ll'lZS his bounty. and his soul sincere. rr' x E ' T .4 ,f : , 3, ti J R ' A S' I X 4 2 i tl I PATRICIA ANN CHUM acpatv TOWER, Co-Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society, Tepee Talk. jr.. Sr. Col- lege Entrance Clubs. Dramatic Club 9. Thespians, Hostess Club. l.atin Club. Spanish Club. Big In'un. Y-Dance Club J . Youth Fellowship. Magna Phi lr.. Ili-Y. Sigma Gamma Ili-Y. basketball . . . vn- joys ice skating. sailing, and swimming . . . college and journalism career con- stitute her future plans. What 'ere my fate, fs my fate to write. FIDRIENE D,AU R IA CEFZ059 C.Y,U., Y-Dance Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y . . . plays basketball . . . enjoys skating and dancing . . . admires hon- esty and dancing ability in the opposite sex . . . plans to become a New York buyer. Good humor only teaches charms to last Still makes neu' conquests anrl maintains the past. V M HAROLD. T. DAILY '4Boots Ski Club, Art Club. Soccer. Wrest- ling . . , interested in all sports. parti- cularly hunting. fishing. boating, ice skating. and swimming . . . favorite pastime is working on boats and hunt- ing equipment . . . futurt- plans includt a Navy education in industrial design. Let each rnan excrctsc the art he knows. , 'S , xA X. LI'CY DAVIDSON 6GLu5, Editor-in-Chief of Big Injun. National. Jr. Honor Societies, Ir.. Sr. Pres. Col- lege Entrance Clubs. Co-Copy Ed. TOWIER, Indian Trader. Ftud. Fae. Adv. Coun., l.R.C., French IY. French Club Pres., Spanish Club. Radio. TX.. All-County Choirs, Provincetown Yacht. Tennis Club. and Art Assoc .... en- joys playing piano, painting. and read- ing . . . this prospective artist hopes Io travel in Europe after college. There is an aft ol painting. as zcell as an art of thinking. and an art of writing. ' ' A M., ...r CN s S. . I t in iii. X55 ALICE SILVIA DAUER CSA!!! Co-Club Editor of TOWER, Tepee Talk, jr.. Sr. College Entrance Clubs. National Honor Society. Jr. Honor So- ciety Seoy. Spanish Cluh N. P.. If. T. A.. The-spiaiis. Ilomeroom Trcas. IZ. Hostess Club. Sigma Gamma Ili-Y. Y-Dance Club, C. Y.O. Sec'y . . . ambition is Io attain a college education, Not by years but by flispoxition is wisdom acquired. Od- KATE ELEAXOR DE IONG Katie C.A.A., Inner Circle, Ilr. Y. P. 12, Fresh. class Y. P., Freshman. J. N.. Yarsity cheering, TOWER Picture Edi- tor, Dramatic Club 9, 10, Il. Ihespians, I .'l'.A., Magna Phi Jr. Ili-Y. higma Gamma Ili-Y, Y-Dance Club . . . enjoys participating in sports . . . teaches a Sunday school class . . . plans to bc- come a Phys. Ed. teacher, For the good are always the merry, And the merry love lo rlancef' l l FLURENQL MARIE DEL PIZZU Flo TOWER 5r. xxmt-.up. Cu-Editor, 0.0. Hep. 11, Sr. Adv. Cuun.. Exec. Bd. .lr. Class. Tliespians. li.'li..X., lfrencli Club, lloatt-ss Club, Sr. Lhurus. All- tfnunty Chorus, Sr. Sextet. jlglllid Cani- ina lli-Y, X-Dance Club. C.Y.U., wlley- ball, bafketball . . . paftinief inrlude playing the piann. reading. listening to rnusic and analyzing people . . . ainbi- tion is tu be happy and succesbful in uliatexer career she cliuoses. I make lhe most of all that comes. .Ind the least ol all that goes. 75x , 1 gf V1 l.-XW'lllfNClQ lJlfl.'T5CH Larry l'mjertiun Club . . . lla: an interext in ears and in seienee . . . atlinireb null 5 lnnks in the oppofite rex . . . hope- tn attend enllege and to inajur in weienec. He that can ilu what he l1'l.es: can be corztentf, 8' QT-r IEIMI-QR J. DICKENS ..Skipu Senior Service Squad, Sr. Cliuru-. Catlinlit- Youth Urgzanifatinn Treax.. 'l'UWlili. Vanity track, lianiapn Nlntnr- Cycle Club. Crystal Radial l.lub , . . lawrite paftitnes are riding nnttnr ey- eles and roller fkating . . . plana lu jnin the Naxy. . He has ar'hlet'erl SllI'l'l'.Y5 who has lived well and laughed often. JV JAMES DONNELLAN hjirns- Yarsity track teain. Catholic Yuutli Urganinatinn . . . extra uurrieular in- tureftx invlude hunting and liaxing fun . . . adinirea attrat-tive appeuatn-e and perwnality in the uppusite rex. Let each man paxs hit tlllvlS In Ill!!! lfherein his .skill is greatest. pu. 'E 1 5 tx .VX llARUl,lJ UEWICK Butch Nalinnal llitlf-tilt-nl X-aniiatinn. lint Ftnul- ul' .-Xineriea, .Klplta lli-X . . . tlnx iwntlxnian linda hunting: and tiflt ing liix nutxide reereatinn . . . adiniie- twnien wlln are neat . . . future plan ire lnr an .Xrnty career. Dune forth 11110 the light at Ihlngx Le! Nature be .war leather. HLXY OOD EIJWARIJS ll 001lyH l'antl1e-rw LC., cliuieli llaxketball leant. lntraniural fnntball and basket- ball . . . likes driving . . . adinirea 1-nd lmtks and a pl:-aeing peiknnality in the 1-ppnrlte feX . . . future plan- aru to live his life to its fullt-at ex- lr-nl. ml skillet! hand is inzleetl rt pouerjul asset. K 1 -I I LU LOUEDDA LILLIAN ETZEL scL0u7s Big lnjun Asst. Editor, TOWER, Sr. College Entrance Club Sec'y-'l'r'eas., Cheering 9. 11, 12, Thespians. Magna Phi Jr., Sigma Gamma Hi-Y's, Hostess Club. Dramatics 9, 10, Tappan Youth Fellowship V. P., Rainbow Girls, girls' sports . . . enjoys playing piano, crea- tive writing, painting, sailing on Cape Cod, and listening to musical scores... plans to study journalism or art in col- lege. Writing when properly managed is but a different name for conver- sationf, MARJORIE ELIZABETH EVANS C6Midge7, Thespians, Sr. Chorus, Dramatic Club 9, 10, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Teenage Activity Club Sec'y-Treas., Jr. Choir Pres. and Senior Usher Board of Pil- gram Baptist Church, girls' soccer. vol- leyball. basketball, softball . . . collects paintings . . . enjoys dancing, sketching. singing, sewing, cooking and driving... admires boys who are short, well built and well mannered . . . future ambition is to become a nurse and to travel. A face with glaflness overspreadg Soft smiles, by human kindness .bred. .,,4,JMJ, MARY ANN ERNESTA FABY HDOUSS Senior Chorus, Retailing Club, vol- leyball, basketball . . . sings in church choir . . . likes roller skating, ice skat- ing. music and dancing . . . admires courtesy in the opposite sex . . . hopes to become a secretary and to get mar- ried. All is gentle with me.', BARRY FARGASON Hook,' Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, Latin Club, Alpha Hi-Y, De Molay, Intra- mural wrestling . . . athletic interests are in baseball and basketball . , . fu- ture plans are to attend college and to become an engineer. A moan, a groan, and his man is pinned. MARY ELLEN FEE csMeZ9r TOWER, Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, Dramatic Club 9, Thespians, F.T.A. 11, 12, Catholic Youth Organi- zation, member of Children of Mary Choir . . . favorite pastimes are listen- ing to' pop music and watching tele- vision . . . future ambition is to attain an education at a State Teachers' col- lege. 'O to sing the most jubilant song! DAVID ANTHONY FENTON Dead Beat Nyack C. Y. O., church basketball team . . . Dave's interests are in sport . . . playing basketball and watchin the Dodgers beat the Giants give hi great pleasure . . . admires an attractiv appearance and intelligence in the op- posite sex. He that hath patience can have what he will. s S m e YN :- DONNA RAE FIBBLE Donna TOWER. Latin Club, llajorettes 4 years, Senior Chorus, Senior Sextet. Y- Dance Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y. Skat- ing Club. basketball. archery, volleyball . . . likes driving. dancing and playing miniature golf . . . admires personality and an attractive appearance in the op- posite sex . . . plans to enter the nursing or the modeling profession. Life is just one big twirl! CAROL ANN FIRMAN Shorty Color Guard. Phi Sigma Chi Hi-Y. basketball. softball. bowling. CXO . . . enjoys receiving mail . . . pastime is letter writing . . . admires good looks and a pleasing personality in the op- posite sex . . . plans to enter the secre- tarial field after graduation. A lover of letters. CHARLES RICHARD FOSTER s.Dick97 G. O. Rep. 11. 12, Jr.. Sr. College En- trance Clubs, TOWER, Radio t.lub. Alpha Hi-Y. Y-Dance Club. Varsity soccer and track. Church League bas- ketball and hockey . . . favorite pastimes are hunting, fishing, skating. and ama- teur radio work . . . plans to go to cols lege and to become an electrical engi- neer. 'KBu.sy and cheerful fellow with ri friendly face. ALAN FRAE 4'Mole', Rifle Club, Church League. De Xlolay. softball Capt., Service Guild, basketball, baseball . . . admires dancing ability and a pleasing personality in the op- posite sex . . . future plans are to join the Navy. Full of fun and fancy free. gun- Y' ROBERT FRITZSCHE 4'Bob Hailing from Virginia, Bob comes to Nyack for senior year . . . is member of Senior Thespians . . . enjoys swimming. playing basketball and baseball . . . future plans are to attend college or join the Army or Marines. The brave find a home in every land. F KENNETH GALLO Roolie', Sr. College Entrance Club. Future Teachers of America, Alpha Hi-Y. C. Y.O., soccer, wrestling, C. Y.O. bas- ketball . . . spends spare times fishing and sailing . . . admires a girl with a pleasing personality . . . future plans are to attend college and become a history teacher. A cheerful look, a jrienrlly eye, y0u'll alttays get when you pass him by. A it MARY V. A. H. GAMBETTI sa-,O jon Library Club Sec'y 9, 10, Leader of Flag Twirlers 10, 11, 12 . . . enjoys swimming and embroidering . . . hobby is collecting unusual miniature dolls . . . at present Mary is looking forward to the day she will become a home- maker. Home-keeping hearts are happiest. JOHN DAVID GARRABRANT 6iDaUe9, Llass Pres. 10, 11. 12, 11.0. Rep., Al- pha Hi-Y. Jr., Sr. College Entrance- Clubs. Tlif-spitiiis, Senior Service Squad. Student Faculty Adv. Coun., Sr. Adv. Coun.. Y-Dance Club. De Blolay. Yar- sity football, basketball. baseball, Grace Episcopal Altar Guild Pres .... likes hunting. hockey . . . favorite pastimes are working on 'tthe Bug . . . plans to attend college and become an engineer. He has the understanding to direct and the hand to execute. ht' .xx if HUGH RODERICK CANNON 4.R0d,, French Club, Alpha lli-Y, Y-Dance Club, Catholic Youth Organization... favorite pastimes are listening to popu- lar records and playing golt . . . this Yankee rooter enjoys building models . . . ambition is to enter the Air Force. 'iKindly, friendly and not pre- sumptuousf, iii Hill JOAN GARRABRANT ulleen TOWER. Thespians, French Club. llostess Club. Retailing Club. Phi Sig- ma Chi Hi-Y, Y-Dance Club. all girls' volleyball, bowling. basketball . . . en- joys listening to the radio and watching television . . . admires blue eyes in the opposite sex . . . plans to become a pri- vate secretary. The most evident sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf' iv -:T LEONID GARDER Leonid', Sr. College Entrance Club, Medi- cine Show, Chess Club . . . finds time at home to try scientific experiments . . . interested in music appreciation and reading . . . admires good study habits, neatness, and politeness in the opposite sex . . . future plans include scientific research in electronics. Nothing is so difficult hut that it may be found out by seeking. WALTER EDWARD GATES Gicatesfl Varsity soccer. Alpha Ili-Y. De Molay Master Counselor, Baptist Youth Fel- lowship, Pres .... enjoys hunting. fish- ing, driving. playing ti-nnis and De Molay softball . . . admires neatness. sincerity and a sense of humor in the opposite sex . . . plans to join the Navy. His heart is with the sea. 'res SYLYIA GEORGETTI 'kgfz ,f FLIZABETH EKIILIE 4'Syl,' GERHARDT Catholic Youth -Organization . . . Bgg5y,, participates in girls' sports. basket- from-FR Tv inn Fdimr Tlwxmlnx ball and softball . . . enjoys pltiyiiig thi- l:WUI,4lin'U gecfxp J: f-fam V' P Ilititvgx pfalm ang, m '7f 1 1 adm . WU' mini ms.. rimmaof- iluli Q. io. 11. U55 m I '.0pl'O'ne .wx ' ' ' pam I Xlagnisfllii. lr. lli4Y. Sigma Cantina do secretarial work in the future. The quiet mind is richer than n crown. RN Q sv A' . s X A 'YlK0l,.-XS GOLOSOV Nick Jr. and National Chapter Honor 9o- cieties Trees.. Sr. College Ffntrance- Club, Art Club. Varsity soccer . . . enjoys playing tennis. drawing and painting . . . admires a pleasing alis- position and figure in the opposite sex . . . future plans lie in the field of aeronautical engineering. It is the mind that makes the man. Ili-H liens.. X-Dance Club. C.. i.X.. all girls' sports. Rainbow Girls Wortlix :Xtliisory . . . spends spare time writing letters anal knitting . . . athnirvs sincer- ity in tht- opposite sex . . . plans to be- voine a S6t'I'f'iLlTY. ln vafh wheel: appears Il prom' dirnplef' Je' N ,AM JOHN GOHSLINE c.Reds9 5r. College Entrance lllub, Buys. tlhil-. Dramatic Llub . . . enjoys playing ten- nis, football, baseball, and basketball . . . favorite pastime is working on his car . . . future plans are to go to col' lege and to become a scientist. A cheerful, honest uholesome lad. A finer jneml Cannot be hail. 7 lf. I: F HAZFI, GLYNN i6Haz7! TOWFR. Figma Gamma lli-Y. Big: lnjun. llo-tess Club. Fr. Choru-. CYD.. . . . fmorite pastime is talking . . . atl- niiree Z1 pl'-rising pq-rsonalitx in the op- posite sex . . , future ambition is Io i-nt:-r tht- tf-.iching profession. Born to fonrerse and fire nilh ease. JUSHPH GliANlJ5'l'Ai'l .cjoesv Meinbcr of Retailing Club, NM-st minster Fclloosliip and church choir ...enjoys dancing, working on cars, and driving . . . admires a girl it ho is nt-at and has a sense of humor . . . futuri- plans are to work and to attend night school. Whose armor is his honest thought and simple truth his utmost skillfn ba , ,Z CHARLES DAVID HAGGETT Dave Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, F.T.A., TOWER, Thespians, All State Band 3 yrs., soloist honors at N.Y.S.S.- BLA. competitions, Varsity swimming . . . enjoys sailing, swimming and fix- ing his car . . . admires girls who show maturity . . . plans to become a teacher or commercial pilot. I hear the chorus Ah this indeed is music - this suits me. ELEANOR HARTWICK Tootie Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Hostess Club, .live Tribe, Y-Dance Club, Rainbow Girls, Young Peoples' Fellow ship, girls' basketball and softball . . . favorite pastimes are driving and listening to The Make Believe Ballroom . . . fu- ture ambition is to become a secretary. Wit is the salt of conversationf' bk ...v kill NATALIE HALL 64Nat99 Library Staff, Senior Chorus, West- minster Fellowship, Sunday School teacher, church choir . . . enjoys col- lecting hillbilly records . . . plans to enter the service and later to start a Horal business. Flowers preach to us if we will hear. -.17 PAUL C. HAZUCHA sspaulsf Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, 0.0. Rep. 11, 12, Varsity soccer, Upper Nyack RiHe Club, National Riflemen's Association Chapter Pres., Alpha lli-Y . . . favorite pastimes are hunting and fishing . . . plans to pursue a Naval career. I love not man the less, but Nature more. K mf' A IUDITH HAMBLIN 66Judy7I Thespians, Retailing Club, Phi Sigma Chi Hi-Y, B. Y. F .... favorite pastimes are ice skating and horseback riding... admires neat appearance in the opposite sex . . . future plans are to become a secretary in the held of law, and to raise show horses. A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse. swf MARGARET VERUN ILA HOLMOK Margie TOWER, Thespians, Hostess Club, Dramatic Club 11, I-Uance Club, Nyack C.Y.O., Conger's C.Y.0. V. P .... en- joys ice skating, dancing and writing letters . . . admires tall boys who are courteous and have a neat appearance . . . future ambition is to become a pri- vate secretary. Capacity for joyfl MA RGARET HOLBU RT HUESTED H0lly', Thespians, G. 0. Rep. 9, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club 9, 10, 11, Fresh., J. V., Varsity cheering, all girls' sports, Magna Phi Jr. Hi-1, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Blauvelt Westminster Fellowship . . . admires a man with a nice smile. Being pleasant brings a reward of friends. DORIS JEANNE JOHNSON Doris TOWER, Sr. homeroom 5ec'y-Treas.. Thespians, Retailing Club, Phi Sigma Chi Hi-Y, Y-Dance Club, Rainbow Girls . . . enjoys sewing and playing records . . . plans either to go to busi- ness school or to work in a bank. 'KA soft answer turnelh away wrath. bf an' ur DONALD KASTNER GLDOHQ! Senior Service Squad Lieutenant. Leaders' Club, Alpha lli-Y Sergeant ol Arms, C.Y.O., winner of county novice wrestling trophies, volleyball sectional trophy, Varsity football. baseball. bas- ketball, wrestling, volleyball. Nyack Nanuet A.C. teams . . . enjoys parties and sports . . . plans to attend college or to go into business with his father, Variety is the spice of life that gives it all its flavor. lx:XTHl.ElfN MARIE KELLX uuKathy9Y TOWER, Thespians, llostess tlub. 0.0. Rep. 9, Spanish Club, Nyack C.Y.O. County Rep., and C.X.O. basket- ball . . . enjoys reading. horseback rid- ing and babysitting . . . atnbition is to become a nurse. I value nursing S none can prize it more. GRANT B. KEEPER nKeef77 Narsity track, cross country, and bas- ketball . . . member ol' Nanuet baseball and basketball teams, N.B.A .... en- joys traveling . . . admires a pleasant disposition and honesty in the opposite sex . . . plans to attend college and then become a farmer. Grant him the strength to labor as he knows. l'A'l'RICli RELLEX Kelley, 5panisb Club, 5enior Band, Alpha llist, H-Dance Club, Nyack C.t.O .... enjoys listening to pop lllllslllu antl repairing cars . . . future plans are ltr attend an engineering college. When Irish eyes are smiling. t, , f' -5.54 'M' X 1 l 2 i If .IANET ANN KING RUTHANN KIP PHILIP J. KLEIN Ian Ru, Philosopher Hi-B.A., A. Y. F., TOWER Co-Copy Editor, Big Injun Copy Editor, Jr. Honor Society Co-Pres., National Honor Society Chapt. V. P., G.O. Rep. 10. Spanish Club, Sr. College Entrance Club, Indian Trader, girls' sports, church orchestra and choir . . . enjoys ice skating, driving, camping and eat- ing chinese food . . . admires boys with high Christian standards . . . plans to attend the Nyack Missionary College and to become a missionary. Wouldst have a friend, wouldst Know what friend is best? Have God thy friend, who passeth all the rest. DORIS MARION KLING Doris TOWER, Big Injun, Indian Trader, lr. and National Honor Societies, Sr. College Entrance Club, German Club, Dramatic Club 10, Thespians, Library Club rres., Westminster Fellowship... spare time activities include reading, painting, cooking, collecting classical records and watching baseball games . . . plans lor a teaching or scientihc career. The grace of an intelligent and kindred face. Nyack Indian, 11, Twirler, 9, 10, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12, Magna Phi Jr. Hi-Y, Dramatic Club 9, 10, Thespians, Y-Dance Club, all girls' sports . . . likes to dance and to give parties . . . hopes to become either a model or a secretary. Wit to persuade, and beauty to ew, sa ' delight. . .. Y Q , 1 9' Q 'O . I ,M SANDRA KNIGHT frsandy' Sr. College Entrance Club, Thes- pians, Sophomore class Sec'y, Hostess Club Secy-Treas., Dramatic Club 9, 10, 11, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y Sec'y, Y- Dance Club, G.A.A., soccer, softball, basketball, volleyball, ping pong . . . enjoys conversing with people . . . ad- mires boys with personality and pep . . . plans to attend college. All things are merry and glad. Senior College Entrance Club, Medi- cine Show, German Club, Dramatics 9, I0, Thespians, Chess CILI-D, boy Scouts, lencing . . . enjoys model rallroading . . . admires blond hair and blue eyes in the opposite sex . . . future ambition is to study chemistry. The man who rnakes the experi- ment deservedly claims the honor and the reward. JOAN MARIE KOCHAYDA Gtloanin TOWER, Tliespians, Sr. College En- trance Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Art Club, Sewing Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, all girls' sports, C.Y.O. basket- ball . . . hobbies include sewing, sing- ing, collecting match covers, cooking, and music . . . admires thoughtfulness, respectfulness and good manners in the opposite sex . . . future plans include a nursing career and marriage. Let gentleness my strong enforce- ment be. af' JOAN RL'TH KOSEL l0anie', TOWER Co-Picture Editor, Latin Club SeC'y. ,lr. and National llonor So- cieties, Sr. College Entrance Club, llr. Seviy. Tliespians. Y-Dance Club, Sigma Gamma lli-Y, Youth I-'elIowship, buwle ing. volleyball . . . favorite pastimes are driving, writing letters. and listening lo music . . . admires sincerity in boys . . . plans to attend college. 1 count only the hours that are bright. hw RACHELLE KRIVIN Rusty TOWER, lliespians, Erencli l.lub. Retailing Club. 1-Dance Club. Rain- bow Girls. Jewish ioutlt Group, basket- ball. softball, ping pong. yoll:-yball... enjoys tlriying and listening to pop nine sic . . . admires persons with a sense ot humor and a neat appearance . . . lu- ture plans include business school and a Nt'k'ICl2.lI'lLil job. Dark eyes - eternal soul ul pride . ' V iv 'Cf' ANNE MARIE LANG 1sAnn,7 H'f0tYER, Latin Club, Llloslersililub, lliespians, lir. N. l'. ll, C.1.U., C.A.A.. all girls sports . . . tayorite pastimes are accordion and piano playing . . . admires sincerity in the opposite sex . . . iuture ambition is to become a nurse. Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. f t we Q, T4-:H , ,gf se 4,4 vxvdy- ' , ff?'v1' N-155' -F 4, ' 3 5'?,4,5fe'4 Q A ,FQ --t .lv '- '. Q, QI, .g-:..A.. so o Aj?-fit? 2- 1'- f s get-flsg, Las 1 - 1 to 0 .:ei:a, 1. .saw S5 . 2- Zlqlsiirlfz' CHARLES A. LAXKAL, JR. 6'C0olcie National llonor bociety. Empire Buy: btate '55, Jr., Ir. LlPllL'gC l.ntr.inte Clubs, hr. llr. X. l'.. lltesptans. bi. ber- yiee bquad, Leaders' Club, Nat-tty loott ball Captain. J. Y.. Narsity basketball, baseball, Alpha lli-X, X-Dante Club. C.X.U. . . layorite pastimes are bohle ing, working in :enice League and dancing . . . admires a girl with yigor . . . tuture plans include college and l're-Bled. Wit and wisdom are born with a man. l it 53- . 5 lfsa7'qL32:f . 5 t 0 :UK I-.Q . -1 QT' srrvnux suorr xtarixn 6Swwv benior Seryice Squad. Thespiuns. Spginislt Club lreas. 9. X. l'. IU. Pres. ll, Ydfzlly, limllluill. gltll. J. Y, bask:-tball, baseball. l.htnt-h League basketball . . . hobby is his car uliuvlxeti' . . . enjoys dancing the l3onnie La-sien . . . admires .1 girl yt ho is a good eonxersationalist . , . plans lu attend college and to enter the automo- bile business. The tad was erer a rover. FRANK LANZANA Du.nzie', Senior Service Squad. Thespians. br. Chorus, Alpha Hi-1 Pres., X-Dance Club, tootball. Xarsity baseball. C.X.U.. C.i.U. basketball . . . faiorite pastime is drtying . . . a good cook and house- wife are a must in the opposite sex . . . luture plans include college, a trip around the world, and marriage. ,4lu.'ays a joke, let laughter aboundg Thats :that mal-:es the uorltl go around. T! Car' 3 . . 3 Y -i -'T Q' Af, I I al gen- ,L ROBERT LAWSON SSBOHY Bob's favorite pastime is fixing cars . . ambition is to go to college and be- come a good salesman . . . dreams of traveling around the world. 1 shall set forth for somewhere. VICTORIA LUDAS Vicki Big lnjun Assist. First Page Editor, Hostess Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Y-Dance Club, M. Y. F., Young Adults Club . . . enjoys reading, swimming, and sewing . . . admires a sense of hu- mor in the opposite sex . . . college and a journalism career are her future plans. All the news that's fit to print. . If 5.,.,?,?5i.g . , I l 5, GERTRUDE M. LEMIRE f'Trudy TOWER, G.O. Rep. 3 yrs., Thespians, Cheering 4- yrs., Hostess Club, Sr. Chorus, Y-Dance Club, Sigma Gamma lli-1, softball, basketball, bOWliHg... hobbies are drawing and keeping scap- books . . . admires boys who are polite and have a sense of humor . . . plans to attend college and to take a trip to Bermuda. Vim, vigor and vitalityf' OLGA LINKO blolgaii French Club, German Club, church choir, volleyball . . . Olga spends her spare time reading, singing, and play- ing the piano . . . admires sincerity and politeness in the opposite sex . . . future ambition is to become a linguist. I haven't been abroad in so long that I almost speak English without an accent. 55? 2 NV, MARGARET ROSE LULAY '4Margaret French Club, Sr. College Entrance Club, Jr. and National Honor Societies, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Y-Dance Club, Westminster Fellowship, bowling vol- leyball . . . favorite pastimes are listen- ing to pop music and reading . . . ad- mires a sense of humor and politeness in the opposite sex . . . future plans include business school and a secre- tarial job. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. , R 'sy' x x - PETER MALCOLM 79 esljetev Leaders' Club, Alpha Hi-Y, Spanish Club, X-Dance Club, Senior service Squad, De Molay, Narsity football and Intramural wrestling . . . plans to at- tend college with a major in retailing. Handsome is that handsome does. IRLNE S 'NIARGOLIS Susie POWER .lr Sr College Entrance Clubs Latin Club Hostess Club e plans Dramatic Club 9 10 11 Sigma bamma llt 1 X Dance Club J Y C Riding Club C X X soccer volley ball basketball softball bowlin enjoys dancing adiinres manners plans to go to college When she laughs ue all laugh WALTER A. MCDERMOTT ' Wally Latin Club Senior Service Squad G.O. Rep. Sr. Hr. Pres. Thespian- Sr. College Entrance Club, Y-Dance Club . ia ll'-Y Y. . C.Y.O. Churc League, Service League, .l. V. basket- hall, Varsity baseball . . . enjoys par- ticipation in Sports . . . admires a girl with an attractive appearance and per- sonality . . . future plans include col- lege. A man in all the world, That hath a mint of phrases in his brain. MARILYN JLDITH 'N1cDERN1OTT 1 ar FOWER Thespians Hostess Club XDance Club Nlagna Phi ,Ir HX Sigma Camma lli 1 C Y 0 .live Tribe CAA all girls sports favorite pastimes are eating pizza driving and dancing admires understanding and respectful boys attending college and getting a good secretarial Job are Xlarilyns plans for the future A broad smile goes a long uay G-59 JEAN AIN N MCMANUS 'Jeanie TOWER Thespians Freshman Var- sity cheerin Sigma Gamma Hi-Y Y- Dance Club basketball softball soccer Y. P. F. church choir . . . pastimes ins clude driving, swimming, dancing. and listening to music . . . admires neat- ness, personality and pleasant appear- ance in the opposite sex . . . future plans include art school and marriage. You do not have to be heard to be noticed. Xlll HAEL T NICDERNIOTT Mike Senior Service Squad Retailing Club Xlpha Hi! 1Dance Club Catholic Youth Organization l'roh JN Nar ally basketball admires good looks in the opposite sex ambition ls to work and have a good time With a quietness o spirit XHCHAEL G NIENAKER 'Mike TOWER Thespians Latin Club. Asst. Sports Editor of Big lnjun Sr. Service Squad French Club Y. l. .l . Sr. College Entrance Club: .lr. and National Honor Societie: X-Dance Club Alpha Hi-Y Varsity track and swim' ming team Co-Captain . . . spends hi' :pare time drivin and li:tening to rec- or s . . . likes everything about the opposite - . . . . future plans include college with a major in science. A little nonsome now and then Is relished by the uisesl ol men. s 5 , ,l1,,g-ffkgw - ,v i L if MARGARET MICKLE. Miclcie Thespians, Sec'y Teenage Activity Club, girls' soccer, basketball and soft- ball . . . member of .Iunior Choir of Pilgrim Baptist Church . . . enjoys reading, sewing and traveling to South Carolina . . . plans to go to nursing school and become a Registered Nurse. And each one was rendered friendly, with a smile. WILLIAM VINCENT MOTTO GGBIZUM G.O. V.P., G.O. Rep. 4 yrs., Leaders' Club, Sr. Band, Sr. Service Squad, Var- sity baseball 3 yrs., soccer 4- yrs., bas- -ketball 2 yrs. Al ha HiY CY.O , p - , . . . . . favorite pastimes are hunting and fish- ing . . . admires an attractive appear- ance and a' pleasing personality in the opposite sex . . . the Navy is B1ll's plan for the future. Rat-tat-tat thru the street I hear the drummers makin' riot. SUZANNE HELEN MILLER slsuen TOWER, Thespians, llostess Club. Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, Y-Dance Club, G.A.A.. Riding Club, softball, basketball, bowling, volleyball, Y.P.F.. church choir, Sunday school teacher... enjoys driving and doing the Bonnie Lassie . . . admires neatness and po- liteness in the opposite sex . . . plans for the future include college education in preparation for a nursing career. Health and intellect, the two blessings. I EANETTE NALL csjxnu TOWER, Sr. College Entrance Club, Thespians, Big Injun, Sr. Chorus, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Sr. M.Y.F. Sec'y, Com. Christian Ed. Sec'y, C.M.Y.F., girls' basketball, volleyball . . . enjoys dan- cing, singing, reading, sewing, cooking and listening to semi-classical records . . . admires friendliness, sincerity and a sense of humor in the opposite sex ...ambition is to attend college and pursue a journalism career. Give me a look, give me zz face, That makes simplicity a grace. GEORGE HENRY MORITZ George,' Jr.. Sr. College Entrance Clubs, TOWER. Upper Nyack Rifle Club, Al- pha Hi-Y, Intramural sports, Varsity wrestling, soccer...pastimes are driv- ing, hunting, fishing and woodworking . . . admires girls with a sense of humor ...future plans are to join the Navy and study civil engineering. The quiet man is most always amiable. SAUNDRA LEE NEWELL Gssandyv Retailing Club, Hi-Y, bowling team Capt., basketball, 4-H Club, Young Peoples' Club . . . enjoys dancing, bowl- ing, driving and eating piua . . . ad- mires neat appearance and respectful- ness in the opposite sex . . . future ambition is to attend college. A blessed companion is a book, A book that's fitly chosen is a a life-long friend. page ,f-7 ,., iso 'Es-v GAIL SOXDRA Xtllllli 6'Gail,, Thespians. Yarsity cheering. Sr. Chorus, Cluirch Choir. llosti-ss Club. jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs. Sigma Gamma lli-Y. Y-Dance Club. C.A..X.. basketball, soccer, volleyball, bowling ...favorite pastimes include drixing. dancing and swimming , . .admires neat- ness and cleanliness in the opposite sex ...future ambition is to attend college. 'Tis only noble to be good. .19-sp ix, so-A NORNIA DIANI-1 PAIN l.R Normal TOWER, Rig lnjun. Tln--pians. Sla- jorettes. I.R.C., Dramatic Club, Sigma Gamma lli-Y, Nlagna l'hi Jr. lli-Y. all girls sports, Westminster Fellowship... favorite pastimes are roller skating. letter writing, dancing and setting... admires a sense of humor and sincerity in the opposite sex...ambition is to become either a bookkeeper. or a pro- fessional skater. Like a real meteor on the troubled air Wares the beauty of her hair. If at i lf' DOROTHEA AXNE OLIVER c4Annev7 Thespians, Dramatic Clubs 3 yrs., Spanish Club. Hostess Club. Phi Sigma Chi lli-Y, Retailing Club. Riding Club. Church Youth Council, Church Choir. Teenage Activity Club. all girls' sports . .enjoys dancing, swimming. driving. playing miniature golf. and tennis... admires neatness and personality in the opposite sex . . . plans to attend college. What sunshine is to flowers. smiles are to humanityf, TQ? SALYATORE ANTHONY PAONE f6Vino!, C-.0. Treas., V. P. of Senior Class. Court Judge 9, 10. 11, G. O. Rep. 11, County Hi-Y Rep., lli-Y Treas.. Lead- ers' Club, Spanish Club, College Hn- trance Club, Sr. Chorus. Senior Service Squad, Y-Dance Club. C.Y.O., Varsity football, Varsity baseball Captain. .l. Y, basketball, wrestling. C.Y.0. basketball ...admires personality, good looks, and pep in the opposite sex . . . plans to attend college and to become a pro- fessional baseball player. Humility must always be the por- tion of any man uho receives acclaim. 1 MARY DIXDN PA LM PIR Dix1'e,' Newcomer to Nyack this year from l ennsylvania, Diyie's activities include Y-Dance Club, Sigma ffanima Ili-X. College lintrance Club. .lit Club. 'l lies- pians. basketball. hockey . . . spends her spare time teaching Sunday school. painting, swimming. and doing the Bonnie Lassie . . . future plans are to go to college and to become a tex- tile designer. ,, , . . A pzcture is a poem without words. BARBARA PARSELLS Bobbi llajorette for si- yrs., G.0. Rep. l2. Thespians. Rainbow liirls. C Y.O.. Sig- ma Gamma lli-Y. bowling . . . enjoys swimming. horseback riding. and listen- ing to music . . . adniires personality and sincerity in the opposite sex... after graduation plans to spend the summer in California She wall-is in beauty, as the night. .lj 'ZW 6 ,if f CONSTANCE LUCILLE JEANNE DORIS PERREAULT CARL PETERSON PARTRIDGE nleanniei' ' Pepe uC0rtnieu TOWER, V2lfSitY, J. V. cheering, Hr. Soccer team Ca tain Varsit .l V TOWER Co-Club Editor, Big lnjun Asst. Feature Ed., Jr. Class Exec. Board, Sr. Adv. Coun., Jr., Sr. College En- trance Clubs, Thespians, Spanish Club, Y-Dance Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, C.Y.O., Children of Mary Sodality, all girls' sports . . . likes painting, piano playing, tennis and swimming . . am- bition is to become an educational psychologist. A winning way, a pleasant smile Dressed so neat, and quite in style. JUDITH ARLENE PETERSON GGJudy97 Sr. Band, Color Guard, Phi Sigma Chi Hi-Y, Y-Dance Club, Rainbow Girls, Sparkill Tennis Club, Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Youth Fellowship, choir member . . interested in music . . . collects classical records and stuffed animals . . . enjoys basketball. softball, horseback riding and browsing in book stores . . . admires neatness . . . future plan is for a college education. Happy is she who well employs her timef, aw' Sec'y-Treas. 12, Tbespians Sec'y, Host- ess Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Magna Phi Jr. Hi-Y, Y-Dance Club, C.Y.0., all girls' sports . . . enjoys dancing, cheer- ing, driving, and writing letters . . . plans to become a secretary and to travel. Cute and full of jun. ii.. .fl we A Q VV , h ,. . if fifi RN A S. iz 5 - 13' GEORGE JOSEPH PETRY Bigoul Capt. Service Squad, Alpha Hi-Y Sec'y 12, Treas. 11, Sr. Chorus, soccer, baseball, basketball, Y-Dance Club, C.Y.O .... enjoys eating and sleeping . . . admires girls who have nice figures and dress smartly . . . future plans in- clude either an Army or a Naval career. From the crown of his head to the Sole of his foot, he is all mirth. P s Yi - - baseball, Intramural basketball, volley- ball, member of Missionary Alliance Youth Group . . . favorite pastime is working on cars . . . admires blonde hair and blue eyes in the opposite sex .. .future, ambition is to attend Nyack Missionary College. No legacy is so rich as honesty. CATHERINE ELIZABETH POST Elcathyf, Library Staff, girls' archery . . . hob- bies are photography, cooking, baking, and collecting records . . admires fel- lows with manners, honesty and a neat appearance . . . future plans include a job as a lawyer's secretary. Give me the hand that is 11011881 and hearty. ERNEST ROBERT POWELL Ernie TOWER Art Editor, National Honor Society, Jr., Sr. V. P. College Entrance Clubs, Pres. Art Club, Latin Club, Pres. Tallman Mt. Boys Club, Pres. Young Adults Club, Y-Dance Club . . . Eagle Scout, ,l. A. S M .... Varsity swimming 3 yrs .... enjoys painting and ranch- life . . . plans to attend college then Pratt Inst .... ambition is to become top commercial artist. He loves Art in a seemly way WithAa:1 earnest soul and a capital 1 N fm if if es E 'r HELEN CHENEY POWELL Helen National and Jr. Honor Societies Sec'y, TOWER Co-Editor Sr. Write-ups, .lr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, Sr. class Sec'y, Sr. Adv. Coun., Fresh. class Sec'y-Treas., Big lnjun, Magna Phi Jr. Hi-Y Sec'y, Dramatic Club Sec'y 9, G.A.A., bowling 4- yrs., 6-A rating N.Y,S.S.M.A. piano competition, or- ganist, teacher of piano . . Master's de- gree and further European travel are future goals. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. s . - A - ps Jo :fx 4 5 Y , -3 as 4 it t ,..,, ,ea rig ., THOMAS PROBERT SGT0m9, Sr. College Entrance Club, Hr. V. P. 12, Alpha Hi-Y, Y-Dance Club, tennis team Captain, Varsity baseball, C.Y.0. Church League basketball . . . admires good looks in the opposite sex . . . plans to attend college and to become an engineer. His athletic ability is unsur- passed. MAUREEN RELLAND 66Min99 National and Jr. Honor Societies, College Entrance Club, Big Injun, La- tin Club, Dramatic Club, Magna Phi Jr. Hi-Y, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, G.A.A., Girls' Junior Bowling League 2 yrs .... pastimes are collecting stamps and play- ing the piano . . . future plans include college and a career as a doctor. The day is getting ready for me When I shall do as much good as the best. V I y. G s V X , 1 xt FRANCES ANN PUGLIESE THOMAS PULVERTAFT V I e if Franny Annie Tom,' ' A. Thespians, Hostess Club, Color Big lnjun C0-Photography Editor, , ' 'K ', Guard, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y. Magna Phi Photograpny Club, C.Y.O., North Shore ff' ' lr. Hi-Y, Y-Dance Club, G.A.A., C.Y.O., Skin Diving Club . . . likes to hunt and , , basketball. soccer, softball, bowling, skin dive . . . admires neatness and a .V volleyball, archery . . . likes art, and sense of humor in girls . . . ambition is 4 songs hy Perry Como and Julius La I0 become 8 Priest- V . Rosa . . . enjoys collecting for her bul- A 771011,-S llellfl dffvi-wth his wily: letin board . . . admires neatness and sincerity in boys . . . plans to work several years and then get married. A bundle of joy., but the Lord directeth his steps. .lr 'V A t 1 Q 3 .' WILLIAM HENRY RICHMOND Willy Jr. and National Honor Societies, Pres. Asso. of National Honor Societies of Rockland Co., TOWER Co-Business Editor, Jr. Rotarians, Editor of Hand- book Revision Com., Captain golf team 3 yrs., Y-Dance Club Com .... enjoys fishing, playing basketball, and build- ing model railroads . . . plans to at- tend college. Remember now his steadfastnessf' JOHN MATHEW RION Little Caesarv Executive Board 11, Senior Service Squad, Varsity football, wrestling, track, Nyack Church League basketball ...likes driving cars and eating pizza . ..future plans are for a career in the Marine Corps. My strength is as the strength of zen. ,I JUDITH RICHTER Cijwyii TOWER, Nanuet C.Y.O., and basket- ball team . . . favorite pastimes are swimming, ioe skating, going to the movies and raising animals . . . ad- mires neat appearance, friendliness, and politeness in the opposite sex . . . fu- ture ambition is to secure a position as a secretary. 'Take all things calmly. JAMES ROBARGE Rubbage G.O. Representative 9, 10, 11, Hr. Pres. 9, 10, ll, Sr., Jr. Sec'y College Entrance Clubs, Thespians, County Hi-Y Council Pres., Y-Dance Club, De Molay, Tappan Youth Group, Varsity swimming 4 yrs., Co-Capt. ll soccer 9, 10, 11, foot- ball 9 . . . likes to hunt .'. . plans in- clude college and a law enforcement career. On this spot I stand with my ro- bust soul. LEWIS RIDLON saNate77 Horticulture Club, Nyack Sea Scouts, South Nyack Boys' Club . . . likes to play football and baseball . . . favorite pastimes are eating and sleeping . . . admires an attractive appearance and a pleasant personality in the opposite sex . . . future plans are to join the Navy. This quiet sail is as a noiseless wing To waft me from distraction. BEN ERLY ROSS HBCU!! Thespians, Hostess Club, Y-Dance Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Rainbow Girls . . . favorite pastimes are listen- ing to the radio and driving . . . admires an attractive appearance and personality in the opposite sex . . . future plans include a trip to California and secre- tarial work. Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness, and all her paths are peace. ,f 1 A YVON NE SALAMON E 6'Chick Phi Sigma Chi Hi-Y, Catholic Youth Organization, bowling . . . enjoys writ- ing letters . . . hobby is collecting pic- tures of theater personalities . . . ad- mires good looks in the opposite sex . . . plans to become a secretary. Gentle of speech, benejicent of mind. 12 'fix HELENE MARGARET SCHROEDER Schroedie TOWER, Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, G.O. Rep. 12, Art Club, Spanish Club Treas., Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Y- Dance Club, Sr. Luther League Sec'y- Treas., girls' basketball and soccer... enjoys painting and housekeeping... plans to go to college and to become a teacher. 'My heart is uxzrm with the friends I make. And better friends I'll not be knowing. ix i PAULINE FLORENCE SCHENO ccpennyv Dramatic Club, girls' softball . . . collects jewelry . . . enjoys motorboat riding, driving, hiking, swimming, bowl- ing, traveling and reading . . . eating pizza and listening to popular records are also Penny's favorite pastimes . . . admires a boy with brown eyes and cur- ly hair . . . is pursuing a career as a beautician. The way to be happy is to make others so. P5 i FREDERICK THOMAS SCHNEIDER III 66Ffed,, Medicine Show, Sr. College Entrance Club, Chess Club, De Molay, Senior Band, church cuoir . . . enjoys basket- ball, baseball, fishing, listening to classical music, watching TN. and read- ing . . . plans to attend college and pursue a career in either medicine or analytic chemistry. He is profoundly skilled and analytic. GAIL CATHERINE SCOTT Scotty,' TOWER, Hostess Club, Thespians, ,live Tribe, Varsity cheering, Sigma Gamma Sergeant-at-Arms, Y-Dance Club, Westminster Fellowship, G.A.A., all girls' sports . . . favorite pastimes are cheering, driving and writing let- ters . . . plans to travel and later to marry. The world belongs to the enthuslhstf' ROBERT A. SEIFERT C6Seif5, Medicine Show, Varsity, J. V., Fresh man baseball, Intramural basketball volleyball, Novice wrestling, C.Y.O. bas ketball . . . admires good looks in the opposite sex . . . plans to go to college '6Studious of ease. rv is .rf 5 1' 4' C 4 . f if .2 s 'I' x I f CLIFFORD SHANNON nclijss Fishing, hunting, ice skating, and boating are Cliff's outside activities ...hobby is working on his car . . . admires good looks and a pleasant per- sonality in the opposite sex . . . future plans are to join the Navy. There is a rapture in the lonely shore. RONALD SINISCALCHI Skitch Senior Service Squad, Senior Band. Alpha Hi-Y, C.Y.O .... participates in soccer, basketball and baseball . . . en- joys driving . . . future plan is to join the service. Every man is entitled to life, libers tj', and a car in which to pursue happiness. xv T' r ew , -r,- 1 i .J is VCP 41? ALVIN EDWIARD SIMONDS E:SVl00lfl.8H TOWER. Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs. Spanish Club, Sr. Service Squad. Y-Dance Club. Alpha Hi-Y, Varsity football, basketball and baseball . . . likes to eat and to sleep . . . admires a pleasing appearance in a girl . . . plans to attend college. A great victor, in defeat as great, No more, no less. always himself in both. 7 1 C-f ' WALTER CHARLES STEEN Walter TOWER. Thespians, Dramatic Club 9. IO, Spanish Club, Retailing Club, Big Injun, C.Y.O., Y.M.C.A .... enjoys swimming, boating, water skiing and dancing . . . admires beauty, wit and dancing ability in the opposite sex . . . plans to attend college and to become a hotel manager. On with the dance! let joy be unconfinedf' -. . V., V, X' ka. .. as r il 4 ,Q Q 5 Neff if it K' i I 1+ ANDREW SINDT scAndJ,99 Alpha Hi-Y . . . enjoys swimming, hunting. driving and repairing cars... admires a friendly smile and a good figure in the opposite sex . . . future plans are to go to an agricultural school. There is a pleasure in the pathless woods. z 2 BURTON IRWIN STERN G6Burt!! National and Jr. Honor Societies, Big Injun Business Manager, College Entrance Club. Medicine Show, Science Seminar, Spanish Club. Projection Club. Photography Club. Chess Club, N.F'.- T.Y.. tennis . . . interested in stamps, coins, model railroads and photography ...enjoys traveling . . . admires hon- esty . . . plans to go to college. Diversified knowledge immortalizes itself. , if V j i' Nr . bf N LAKUI. MARY STliNXAH'l' Car llr. Sec'y-Treas 11. Thespians, girls' basketball, bowling, volleyball, softball, Sigma Gamma lli-Y, X-Dance Club, Christian Endeavor . . . enjoys eating pizza . . . admires good looks and personality in the opposite sex . . . tuture plans include securing a job in the West. A ready smile, and manner mild. 4 f X j M I ,ff'1. . -pl r.. r . A. g ,. , x .YW fliiiiigiif AHTHLB SVI-LNSSUN Ari Sr. College Entrance Clu.b, Medicine Show, Chess Club, Fencing Club, swim- ming, Civil Air Patrol . . . enjoys de- signing and modeling planes, listening to Glenn Miller records, swimming and skating . . . admires intelligence and a sense of humor . . . plans to go to col- lege. ul! ability makes for success, he is sure to be successful. fi JAMES STIERLEN nlirnu Member of swimming and soccer teams, German Club, De Molay, Rifle Club, and Baptist Youth Followship . . . likes baseball and driving . . . fu, ture plans include a college education, The rare twinkle of his grave blue eyes. 'QCD'- xx l.0l'lSE HCTH TEMPLIN 'Slfeezen Big lnjun Page Editor, National Honor Society, Jr., Sr. College En- trance Clubs, Spanish Club, Thespians, Sr. Chorus 4 yrs., church cnoir, Nl.Y.l . Pres., Rockland Co. M.Y.F. Newspaper Editor, Y-Dance Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y . . . received 2nd prize in Rock- land Co. Vet. Foreign Wars essay con- test . . . enjoys writing letters, and keeping a scrapbook . . . plans to enter the field of journalism. The pen is the langue of the mind. NIABY ELUL ISE SLLLIYAX Mary Big lnjun, Dramatic Club, Phi Sigma Chi lli-Y, Teenage Activity Club . . . plays soccer, basketball and softball. .. enjoys cooking, sewing and reading... future plans are either to attend busi- ness school or to join the Waves. Kindness Ls wisdom. YVONNE SANDRA THEIS tc Ijonnyvr Thespians, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club 9, 10, Sr. Chorus 4 yrs., Y.W.C.A., basketball . . . enjoys swimming, play- ing tennis and going to parties . . . ad- mires friendliness and sincerity in the opposite sex . . . plans to become a bacteriologist. She hath a heart as sound as a bell. I K5 'RW .ixvbr MARILYN VIRGINIA TROJAHN nlllari. TOWER, Retailing Club, liainbovv Girls, girls' basketball, bowling, horse- back riding . . . favorite pastimes are reading and going to the movies . . . admires honesty in the opposite sex. .. plans to become a Secretary and to travel. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in a woman. MICHAEL VETER Hillilren National and Junior Honor Societies, French Club, German Club, Sr. Col- lege Entrance Club, Medicine Show, Nyack Russian Orthodox Church reader . . . hobbies include science, stamp col- lecting, chess and reading . . . plans to attend college and to study chemistry. He is zz scholar, and a good one. A g' lt JSEPH M. VALENTI foe Lpper Nyack Boys' Club, Upper Ny- ack Cun Club, J. Y. basketball, soccer and six man football . . . interested in building models . . . spends time fish- ing, hunting, skiing, ice skating, and boating . . . admires an attractive ap- pearance in the opposite sex . . . plans to join the Navy. A man is just about as happy as he makes up his mind to be. SH I RLEY ANN WALKER HSh.irl Thespians. Library Staff, Spanish Club, Helping Hand Club, girls' volley- ball. Sunday School Secretary, and church choir member . . . favorite pastime is listening to records . . . ad- mires sincerity in the opposite sex... future plans are for nursing career. She has the voice of gladnessf' JOSEPH VAN DE MARK -.joev TOWER, Fencing Club, Medicine Show, Y.M.C.A., Re National Guard, C.Y.O .... enjoys fishing and hunting and playing miniature golf . . . admires neatness and a sense of humor . . . plans are for training in science. Oh, blest with temper whose unclouded ray Can make tomorrow cheerful as today. tg ilii ' lang A 'N- FRANCES WAMSLEY FiFi,' TOWER, G. O. Sec'y, C. O. Court Sec'y, G. O. County Council Treas., Hostess Club, Sr. Fac. Adv. Coun., Thes- pians, Tepee Talk, Varsity cheering, Twirling 3 yrs., 1-Dance Club, bigma Gamma Hi-Y, C.Y.O. . . . likes swim- ming, dancing and listening to records . . . admires sincerity and crew cuts... future plans are to become a secretary. Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. in HY ui Ni ROBERT S. WARN Bobby Big lnjun Sports Editor, Sr. College Entrance Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Alpha lli-Y, Thespians, Y-Dance Club, track, cross-country, volleyball, bowling . . . admires personality and neatness in the opposite sex . . . future plans are to attend college. The press is the fourth estate of the realm. iq: MARY ELIZABETH WIRTENSON Mary TOWER, Jr. and National Honor So- cieties, Big lnjun Art Editor, Art Club, College Entrance Club, Sr. Adv. Coun., Dramatics 3 yrs., Thespians, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Y-Dance Club, Sigma Gamma Hi-Y, Mariners, C.Y.O., CAA.. all girls' sports . . . enjoys swimming, dancing, piano playing, and collecting rocks and shells . . . future ambition is to attend colle e and work toward E a B.S. degree. 'Thou has the patience, and the faith of Saints. 4- Spf CYRES S. WEST hiLib7, I Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, Span- ish Club, Tliespians, Dramatic Club, Sr. Service Squad, track, tennis, wrest- ling . . . likes swimming, fishing, boat- ing and piano playing . . . admires at- tractive appearance, personality and sincerity in girls . . . plans to attend college and to become a veterinarian. Happy am 1, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me? 5 ef' Q EDWARD JOSEPH WH.-XLEN .sEddie:s G. O. Pres., TOWER Snap Shot Edi- tor, Jr., Sr. College Entrance Clubs, Spanish Club, Dramatic Clubs 3 yrs., Thespians. Congers C.Y.O. Pres., Var- sity cross-country, track, all intramural sports . . . enjoys dancing and ice skating . . . admires a girl with person- ality and pep . . . has college aspira- tions. No sooner said than done- So acts your man of zwrthf' ROGER LEE BROWN The Horse Sportsman Club. Panthers Boys' Club. Varsity football 3 yrs., Wrestling squad Captain, Varsity track 3 yrs .... enjoys watching football games . . . likes to play basketball and baseball. go hunt- ing, fishing. and dancing the mambo. and the merengue . . . ambition is to become a pro football player. Lif2 ii itself but a game at foot- R ii 0 inf., a 39 X A x . X i Q Wllllllll .if X QNWJ, lip Nl'IA'l'EST APl'liARANlfl'1 lletlyann Cohen Edward Whalen ,- gk A 5 il. -.2 2 l N UUNE MUST l Uh THE SCHOOL lfdward Whalen X Frances Walmsley ff' MOST ARTISTIL Louedda Elzel Ernest Powell Q.. C 9,2 fu ' Z x . nhl HOST MUSICAL Hn-len Pouell 1 .lose-ph Caruso J .. A-W XIUST LIKELY T0 SUCCFQl'ID Joanna Bradshaw lie-urge Bryant , 'Lf MW ' 5742 X X X L ' MUST A'l'Hl.l'QTll If X X E f .loanna llradshau -llvin Simonds U! Qi! ISILSI' LUUMM, Rullnann Mp Charles Lnnkau l'n-ter Malcolm x X l Qxgllll .ri msr DISPUSITIUX h n 1- s Pu Joan Ixo el awww PW Cdl' Noble ,Ioan Kochay da fn 'T Iiuthann and Eddle INV' Frm and Joanna Bradshaw Joseph Laruso Brenda Bro an SPW r- 0 in- 'Nlargle Holmock 1' y 1 Y . an A' I . ' , 2 . Q I . in ' 11,fh R. N .fb,:D,' . I ' 1 gi X g, S r U U 51 , gr I l 0 I 1 I 8 'nhu1f,.-- jg, I 7 , 35' 4' . I I 1 5 .,t ,sz ' ff n I 'Q Q? I 4, 1 W i . in :Q I Jag ' kv, L , in V A . 6. 6 . 1 gf VM! 'ii SCDPHOMGRES lst Row: T. Jensen, J. Merriman, D. Mellozu, P. Klein, P. Kolb, S. Kochadya, J. Lavalle, I. Knight, T. Mann, J. Kelley, P. Lawrence, N. Manniello, M. Acker, K. Blakney, J. Brazilian, J. Barry, W. Burk- mueller, A. Arietta, V. Sandburg, A. Ratcliffe, J. Walker, B. Walker, A. Caruso, D. Conklin, D. Cummings. 2nd Row: A. Felter, O. Nikiten- ko, S. Place, P. Nolan, S. Antolacy, H. Arnold, A. Acker, B. Besso, E Bo d L Boxber er E Boe le J Green B -Xhrens H Scanlon - Y s - E i - PP i f , - - v - - P. Whiteman, M. Stombaugh, A. Warren, P. Wood, S. Smith, T. Van Zandt, C. Robarge, J. Caputo, A. Bronte, P. Colantuoni, R. Ciullo. 3rd Row: B. Dickow, M. Faherty, P. Keyrouse, A. Di Giovani, M. Nichols, J. Perry, S. Partridge, E. Olay, M. Galgano, P. Frohling, C. Gambetti, C. Gregor, J. Haring, M. Harrison, M. Fox, M. Vice, L. Hanley, L. Hanley, J. Seeley, S. Scott, S. Siegriest, W. Rion. Cush- man, V. Czankus. 4-th Row: L. Holt, N. Fagan, M. llelmke, D. Sweene J Hadl R Fre J Barr B Kell' R Lewi' l Calve Y- - ya - ya - s - 51 ' 5, - ' 5- P. Brokow, P. Glaisek, C. Harris, J. Glass, P. Newman, J. Paone. P. Lankau, N. Royster, J. Welch, R. Fernandes, C. Brown, M. Cali- man. Sth Row: N. Evans, K. Dauer, H. D'Auria, J. Hartwick. P. Heap, R. Kane, J. Jackomin, A. Lisenko, J. Harper. T. Hardmirk. M. Garber, B. Selvey, R. Ackerson, R. Boreman, W. Adams. C. Alferi, F. Fay, J. Evans, E. Duggins, E. Daniels, D'Aless Andeas. B. Bauscher. 6th Row: J. Jones, D. Milller, T. Miller, G. Krause V. Palermo, R. Kosel, J. Ingvassia, G. Gage. J. Bloor, R. Haring, W. Hartel, H. Selvey, D. Van Blaroom, C. Scott. R. Bohr, J. Sindt. J. Schmitt, M. Smirnoff, H. Peterson. J. Reynolds. C. Duncan, S. Wood, J. Demoa, C. Fenton. R. Roswaag. Tth Row: G. DeGroat, J. Leonard, S. Kunilc, B. Mulhalland, C. Ogden, R. Breland. R. King. G. Knight, R. Foster, D. Wagner. R. Wright, W. Crane. J. Wright. C. Duncan, C. Christopher, G. Constance, E. Caglione, D. Cotthaus. 8th Row: R. Helmke R. Hemlatt W. Kendall. P. Kin , D. Dunlap . Q E - G. Miller, B. Perry, J. Parietti, J. Colgan, H. Zimmerman. T. Potter. C. Unrich, J. Stuerke, R. Moore, B. Newell, T. Brish. 4 R SI? D CO hh' 4'- '-.- Hg, i Q in JUNICDRS lst Row: P. Fleming. NI. Fact-inli. QI. Watkins. X. Galle-ger. Ii. ljnl- lins. D. Nluhnlland. J. Perry. Nl. Pitkin. F. Cant. Nl. Nikitina. tl. Albright. J, Brillant. D. Barhe-ri. tl. llaynt. D, Belewr. K. Bakalein. 2nd Rott: l'. Bradshaw, tl. Latham. B. Ennis. if. Jcntnn. K. Dunellan. Nl. Winter. J. Schreixr-r, l'. Pulxertuft. F. Parle-tti. l'. 'lwitvlte-n. D, Pizzica.. S. Perry. lf. .fXlnhrey. ll. Bltllllllill. L. llas-els. KI. llrule. 'r on C Handx Il llra Xl l flu X Lenti Y Nlvlllitr' .JJR 2 . I. . 'p....1t s... . .. . s'I. S, S. Nlurin. J. Arhiter, J. Petvrman. 5. lhlwers. J. Metzger. B. Younkins. B. Yanderhoff, G. Ftttlcsco. ll. Stevens. 4th Ron: .X NfCDerm0tt. C. Jersey, J. Howard. D. llrwl. B. Wlmlf-nrt, NI. Walk:-r. P. Wrtiter, If. Walmsley. N. Zukmsa. ff. Wt-Uhr-tn. X. Knulmnnzine. D. Nlarsillio. Nl. Biaggi. N. Fnkuff. Sth Run: ll. Lavallv. NI. Garber Y. Pacciwm-. NI. Grey. l.. Nlelluuv. K., Kim-tl. Y. French, J. Knit-rin-In B. Lahev, XI. Ktlflflllflliik. 61h Rout J. llugq-rs. J. Brave. S. Walter Nl Xll n ' ll Hman F Yrin-s ll Qeelnvk 4 Qclm-wr 'th Roux 11 ,...j ., .. t q ,r W. Xlerswn, J. Lavalle. tl. IJQ-Sixth-m-. W. lipp. Hlh Hou: D. llill. B N'lc'Carun. D. Olsun, lf. Xrtwpe-aus. D. Kastnf-r. B. Kearney. J. llulmvs .Qs 1 CO Y D. Seve-ll, J. Poll. S. Stephanie, B. Stearns. R. Snracv. W, Sbnrtlune' 9th Row: Nl. NlcGov4-rn, K. Lennn. J. Cuatti. J. Mumford. R. Brown R. Wolf. J. Harvey. F. Ingalls, C. Johnsun. U. Kane. R. Carrisun R. Yerg, 10th Rout: D. Kendall, A. Cullins, P. D'Auria. S. Welvhman E. Buone. A. Dunbar, R. Caliman. Nl. Welch. I. Yelinur. F. Hess:-l grave. A. Wallace. A. Ualses, A. Yan Barron. A. Cree-nwell. :N Camhetti. l . Coldbergvr. 11th Ron: R. Flynn. M. Staminov. G l'arf-aqlige, T. Fox, J. Rowe. T. Dow, L. Warfllon, ll. Rehrnan NI. Rufluff. J. Beynulds. R. Brungrahv. J. Oslmrn. R. Algu. W. Fatale J. Lief. M. Smith. J. Crane. 12th Rout R. Dervin. K. Sellers. E Olson. W. Acker, D. Dollar, D. Oliver. R. Hiller, J. Mooney. A Milles, K. Begbie, D. Bittig. ..v FRESHMEN 9th GRADE lst Row: B. Writer, H. Swain, 5. Ward. G. Hyatt. J. Hungerford H. Hayes, B. Gonzalez, P. She-no. F. Gallo. R. Claisek, F. Nikola. N Norris, P. Garber, D. Santlborn. H. Pittman, D. Prindle, J. New house. S. Reed, R. Sauter, C. Quinsy, P. Shrof-fler. T. Post. 5 Neiderhawer, L. Parrietti. Znrl RKIICI B. Nlartinova, YY. YY. Wivk-. ll Weer, C. Cordon, D. Cretten, M. Carlivh. l. Coldlxlatt. Nl. S4-igxler J. Pettrilla. T. Foster, Nl. French. D. Nl:-neker, D. l,LlllIlh'l4, B. Nlf' Kenzie, B. Nelki, T. Nickotima, P. Warner, D. Johnson, H. Well- V. Hoffman. C. Johnson. 3rd How: B. Coster, J. Kross. C. K1-llvy. J Mann. J. Kmetz, J. Edwards. Y. Ford. D. Frohman. A. lhtfla. J Biker, D. Porteous, H. Miller, J. Moller. Y. Partridge. P. Pollard. L Santiago, Y. Powers, A. Simmarco, M. Hong, D. Heath, A. Devker D. Prindle. 4th Row: A. Thompson, P. Latham. H. Crandstaff. W McDermott. P. Gallagher, M. Foley. G. Blcflregor. C, Calione. 9 Sennas, R. Fantomaro. J. Rodgers, E. Sha-rman, D. Sharp. J, Burns B. Rucker. M. Scott, S. Reynolds, B. Carriamani. P. Berk. Nl. Bald won, P. Dynes, T. Desimonf-, R. Dellolio. 5111 Role: ll. Cuillo. S Ciancimino, F. Fay, T. Flynn, F. Smith. YY. Quaekenbusli. J. Survin R. Slnyilt. B. Lf?WiS- J. Soraue, B. Studoff. J. Bradshaw. .Y Brown B. Caceiamani. NI. Cacciamani. J. Ami, S, Brooks. 61h Rout P. May H. Mayberry, S. Kolb. F. Logatto, A. Juni. B. Hyman, A. Johnson T. Kellogg, M. Blake, KI. Siegel. M. Sullivan. N. Fkvasik. Y. Snyder C. Simmons. D. Brillant. M. Berne, W. Bibbons. L. Brown. S Ermie, C. Fergason. T111 Row: M. Coyle. J. Davis. J. West. R. lrisli B. Wemke, B. Lewis, J. K..5tm.1yff. T. Sharie. J. Polhemus, if Voorhis. P. Thompson. M. Shurks. C. Stephanis. Nl. Shaurt. P. Bailey, B. Aekerson, P. Jone, E. De Palma. M. D4-ed. ll. Diwkow. B Egleston, R. Fleming. Sth R0ll'2 9. Collins. J. Dawe. C. Dee. B. Crow L. Conklin, J. Cooper, C. Komanchak, B. l.ainer. J. Davis, C. Shapiro: D. Gunter. J. Wiggenhorn, I.. Hill. Nl. Kindle, R. Bama. l.. Brown. I.. Barron, I.. Bergin. E. Jenkovic. C. Winffrey, Nl. Dines. J. Del- DIZZO. J. Evans. 9th Rott: J. Chaize. L, Haskell. J. Crean. D Horn C. Davis. C. Seward, C. Smith, H. Vwnhaden. H. Johncon. A.-Beard: Q. Zeyner, J. Callen. B. Hogan. 10th Row: W. Fient, D. Lemm, B. Lang, E. Zanato, J. Sareno, G. Church. E. Esmay. D. Wolf. 7th GRADE 7th GRADE lst Row: T. Blake, M. Steele, P. Sparks, J. Salamone, H. McCartney, B. Mueller, K. Lemm, A Paone, J. Lento, D. Schoonover, J. Smith, R. Peterman, l. Manhlack, R. Lemm, S. Maus, D Aitichoon, C. Caldwell, H. Bailey, J. Evans, A. Barry, G. Blakeney, K. Ceike, li. Corburn, B Brookfield. 2nd Row: N. Ward, H. Taupman, C. Pollard, H. Shannon, H. Quackenbush, D. Pytch R. OiDonell, J. Wamsley, L. Wilson, B. Boon, M. 0'Carolyn, A. Marriot, J. Miner, D. Oswalt, T Leroux, V. Nikitin, T. Carpenter, D. Bormar, M. Bohr, P. Clardera, J. Bohr. 3rd Row: J Skavasic, J. Stombaugh, P. Seward, F. Smith, P. Reavis, P. Coowder, R. Merriman, S. Vaughn, G Walker, O. Nifentoff, G. Cant, S. Perry, R. Olson, T. Mall, li. Palmer, R. Park, J. Bagley, J. Giles M. Gilgrest, A. Birkeland, B. Babcock, T. Ambrey, A. Alliere, H. Dauer. 4th Row: J. Ricter, K Voorhis, H. Wanamaker, P. Smith, C. Stever, R. Watkins, A. Tucker, S. Gleason, C. Domm, B Demarest, C. Eisenberg, S. Curry, G. Dixon, J. Caree, D. Cotter, T. Garason, C. Abrams, C Citlin, H. Coston. Sth Row: P. Sanborn, A. Slrickle, D. Weiss, C. Tailor, D. Seward, G. Welchman J. Weker, E. Wallace, R. Stone, H. Steward, C. Smith, K. Deed, P. Cole, R. Grasso, M. Evans, H Dixon, R. Fahend, R. Coons, T. Knarich. 6th Row: R. Shannon, R. Singer, F. Walker, L. Klein R. Ross, L. Voss, R. Kendall, F. Piesco, J. Dranies, T. Faulkner, A. Cratto, P. Fulmor, R. Gold stein, S. Jones, B. Gyton, S. Hope, D. Gyton. 7th Row: G. Klein, K. Jacobs, W. Stevons, H Latkay, ll. Vansohn, M. Warner, M. King, A. Jevens, K. Laracy, J. Buxton, N. Depalma, F Colorito, J. Diebold, G. Hating, P. Kaplan, L. Gurdineer. 8th Row: H. Heimor, C. Hunt, C. John son, L. Hanker, T. Kip. f f f ,f X X 2 . ff? - f ,dxf W .1 K. ff X W J J 'iff X X ,L f' NN 'X' ,, f ' .f v p 95, X 1 fzrlrjl s 4 , ff f XX gi , EV X ' if X I , 49 X s - ' 'Fi' ff X2357 x V ff- f Y f X f X - , X I Xx L- THE 1956 TOWER STAFF W x ' W T' at 17 . H., Fx 'Uv EBV- - Q-,SQ x.mf, Q ln 3 N T 151, row: D. Heath, N. Palmer, M. W'ix'temon, L. Templin, S. Cant. 2nd row: B. Cant, M. Lulay, X. Koulomzine, K. Bakalian, M. Biaguzi, N. Rukulf. N ab 3.6 Q in ..- f 4- cy 1 ? 'Q 'Mui' KA X QQ Y 'S 'Nxack H1 h School June U6 Dear Reader We of the l9o6 TOYWPR tall would llke to ext: nd heartfelt thank to exerxone who has he ped to make th1 xearhook po rule Our penal thank to Nlr Raxmond Wrax and llr Fahlan ln lander our adn or who tau 0 freelx men of thelr tlme ener w and knowled e We hould al o llkc to thank our Compettnt photo rftpher XI John l qlllllll Thoma Pulurtaft and Harrx -X Peter on who haxe fOI1lI'll3l1l0d Con lderahlx to the ueces of thl xear nook 'No onlx do we Ml h to thank xou wlo haxe Clone o much to make th1Q xearhook a ueee hut we Qhoud a o llke to conux to each and exerx one of sou our lneere hlilll? for ueee s and happlne Q Smcerelx tour The 1936 TOW ER Qtaff STAFF J Bradshaw P lr m B Cohen W RlCllmOHd Ko el lx De Jon H Schroeder E Powell E Whalen H Huested H Powell F DelP17zo T Cerxml Qhfl topher R Blauxelt B Gerhardt J Kln L Daxld on Clubs C Partrld e A Dauer F Englander R Vlraw C0 Edztors zn Chzef Buszness Edztors Plcture Edzmrs Art Editor Snapshot Edltor Feature Edztor Senior Write ups Czrls Sports Boys Sports Secrelarzal Staff Copyurzters Business 4dr zsor Editor fldusor Q it I Z' S -Q-r K Q1 51 Q., JJ444.-Lf i x rs xx ten H Wulf F. NN Lmk I IO me R M: nl Nnnmu Snll Ii lun 111 R Johnson uuelx 11 uw: 1 ihun 1 A xx I 1 l H umpsun llll-'l lx Xrnlnq. ns Lg xl nupmm mmm, M Vknnr Nunn 1 IH I 'Y I N L lrvulex Q IHS J Hulse-1', 5141 ram I ml 11 m 41 4 11:11 1 A m xp Xt nu x .an x um-, R lux Nmnh h 1 H r If y lf 1 N 4 Imkxu 1, 1w.11.,1m R lim, xx vi U t ' en Huumu I4 Im'I'l'y J Lu Quukenbum N d K cart 1 can end 6 te' null lo xox m G O 1Il1lE'd1Il flr G Latham M Cwcrmmanx R. Slmonds J Ixnu I Wxmy 'Q If T Q1 p....,, wg. W ,f ...,,ff' e, I w s-. . xl jf'-'L . 755' gr gr 'I' Ist row: C. IH-try, A. Simonds, P. Malcolni, R. Brown, C. Lankan, F. Cristopher, J. Cziulionc. Burl row: J. Rion. C, Iirrxvks, ll. Oliver. NV, Motto, M. Menzil-in-r. J, Cristopher, N. Roystt-r. Iird row: ll. fiarrzihrant, I-'. Lanzunzi, E. Ilugyzins, S. Kur- land, C. NVeSt, J. VVvlch, if Ire Simone, J. I':n1ne. ,hh rim: IJ, VVnlfe, R. Sinisrzilchi. W. Med:-rmott, S. Pzmne. R. llluuxclt. J. i'iancimino. R. Yuri. Linder the leadership of Mr. Harold Failing. advisor. and George Petrv. captain. Senior Service Squad mcmhers enforce the laws set up luv the Cll. tlourt and in this way uork closelv with the lleneral Organization as the executive 'lvranch of N. H. S. government. The johs of memhers are to keep the stairs and halls clear and to maintain law and order throughout the huilding. SQUAD One of Nyack High School's most active organ- izations is the Junior Service Squad under the able leadership of Miss Gene Ross. Students from the 7th. Sth. and 9th grades make up the squad which does its part in maintaining law and order during the first lunch period. and in keeping the school safe. Members gain valuable experience for duties on the Senior Service Squad. JUNIOR SERVICE lst row: R. Rieuer, B. Harris. Carr, 0. Nifenrotf. Lind row: J. Valentine, J. Lewaller, P, Shifh-r, A. Alfieri. 75rd row: T, Curpender. J. Carle. D. Keenin. SQUAD 'K S kts' J nel' RETAILING CLUB DJohn5onJLeondMEg1dLG B RK T WSt O il Agfa' LEGION HONOR IIIIM LEGION OF HONOR 1952 1918 CHARTER MENI BERS Nancy Rlttershausen Oratorx Kenneth Sexpp Nluslc Ernest Walden Art Nancy Schofield Scholarshrp Leon Harrls Athletles 1950- Wxlllam Van Wyclx Athletlcs Lornellus Ro e Smmmmg Dorothy Ly man Mu 1C Robert Relter Oratory Joyce Wootten Scholarshrp Ellzabeth Bosco Journalrsm Robert Taylor SCIENCE Barbara Trans Journallsm John Parks lxfl1.1SlC 1953 James Rldlon Athletlcs Bla1r Campbell Athletlcs N1om1 Scheckner Art John Post Musxc Maxme Marcus Scholarshlp 1 954- Marron Bell MUSIC Paul Bernabo Tenms ETIC Daxldson Sclence Roberta Sonnenber G0 Leadershlp Ronald Emmerlmg Art Q5 955 Wllllam Kohler Journallsm John Cohen Journallsm 'Nlargaret Benson Nluelc Stephame Peterman Dancln Ira Howard Athletlcs Janet Ly man Nlusxc . , . ar , r. n an er. . arrabrant. P, rings. . rivin, M. rojan, . een. Sxlff - , - Q - X Oli? x X. , '- ' 0 .3 ye, l Y! op 3 ? 1 r i f 9, i. R-. T , T? V 7 V 9 Y ' . . . - s A v , .. , ., . y. . 4 ' . h - ' . I , , . . , . N . . . S 7 J , . 5 A S v ,J l I 9 L Y 7 7 N . V , . U . , . P7 ' 7 . Q 1 - -. Q I X I M - Ar Row 1: B. Cohen, H. Powell. J. Iirzulshaw, J. Kinu. N. liolosov, A. Ilnuer. Row 2: V. Campbell, P. l'i'um, I.. lmvieison. J. Hostel, M. Luluy, lt. Klinu. M. Wirtenson. Powell lou 3 li. Stern, ll. liiwimlshsnx, M. Menalvt-1, ll. liryant, if Lzxnkzlu. Veter, 'L.ITQiniJ1:m. Xleniliership in the Honor Society is ltased on scholarship. leadership. service and cooperation. Besides conducting the Polio Drive. the Nyack Chapter. under its advisor. Nlr. Wlilliarn Heath. played host to the County Honor Urganizations. attended County Association get-togethers and the annual Alumni llinner. Utlicers include Joanna llradshavv. president: Janet King. vice-president: Helen Powell. secretary: Nicholas Colosov. treas- urer: and Bill Richmond. County llepresentative. JUNIOR HONOR Although open exclusively to the top ten percent of the Junior Class. the top five percent of the sophomore class are admitted each spring. l'nrle1' the advisorship of Miss Marian Haynes. the clulm sponsors a clothing drive and second hand lnook sale each year. .AAITIOIIQI its most important contri- hutions is the extensive tutoring and coaching pro- gram carried on voluntarilv luv its memlmers. lst row: M. Biazgi, T. VVai:ner. intl rim: R. Miller. S. Cant. M. Loftus, N. Rokotl. P. Writer, M. Croll, H. Stabt-nnu. Bhd roxx: M. Smith, J. Mooney. L. W'ardl0w, A. Greenwell. M. Komanchak, H. Heap. DRAMATIC CLUBS llth AND 10th ' GRADE .- 1. .,Qs,.,: ' B. Ulsen, N. Cznnkus, S. Cnnt, E. Olsen. The aim of the Junior High Dramatic llluh under its advisors: Nliss lllinor Ganley. Mr. Rolrert Haynes and Mr. Thomas Williams. is to stimulate partif-ipating students to use whatever dramatic ability they haw and to develop tht-m for mature- performances. Members were kept lvusy reading plays during their meetings. An assembly program for the 7th. Sth. and 9th grades was gin-n in the Spring. This year the ltlth and llth grade dramatic' chills vomhined to form one or- gnaization, They presented a play Getting Pinnedu for the Senior High Assemlfly on Felvrnary ll. They also m-nt to Xen York to sm- the llroinlxsay show ull tht-ir choice. This group is directed hy Nliss D. Newton and Nlr. Y. lie Joy. a . Y 9th, 8th AND 7th A Q GRADE l 2 A AQ xVssY5x lst. row: J. Vlfelles, M. Allison, J Rehman, M. Patterson, S. Hope, B. Brookneld. End row: P. Writer, L. Miller. K. Looser, H. Hyman J. Coward, L. Mathson, P. John swn, B. Gaeta. COLLEGE ENTRANCE CLUB Under the guidance of the clulfs originator. llr. Sarah I. Hoody. future college students are ac- quainted with College Boards and other competi- tive examinations through the use of the College Placement Vl'orkbook. Members also increase their vocabularies and their reading and comprehension skills in these practice tests. In addition to preparing fox various examina- tions. students of the club learn how to fill out application blanks and how to conduct themselves correctly during a college interview. Lucy Davidson is the president of this year's elubg Ernie Powell, is vice president: Loucdda Etzel is the club's secretary. LIBRARY STAFF Forty students of grades 7-I2 volunteer to work at least three periods a week in the library. when they want to have a social affair or go on a held trip. a special meeting is called. and temporary chairman and committees are appointed as needed. The students contribute service to the school by participating in the work of the library. they learn library techniques and general work habits. and gain knowledge of school lihrarianship as a poss- ible vocational choice. At the close of the year each. member of the staff receives a certihcate of service, lst row: C. Willis, B. Gould. 2nd row: S. Ayers, L. Mathsen, E. Costa, T, Post.. 3rd row: H. Iliekow, D. Clay, J. Dynes, A. R. Davis, T. Thompson, A. llenker, T. Carpender, Miss Keen. S. Smith. V. Voss, B. Failing. Taylor, P. Warner, 4th row: IJ. Nolke, -9- JE X5 1. 19, JUNIOR COLLEGE fi .2 lst tow S Cant D Bellaver C Bakalian M Biaggl S Mur f'v'l fr ENTRANCE CLUB rl roll 'n row Olsen E Olsen T Wagner M Smith J Lxef a Q S 5 4 l RoW1'l Etzel I Iiwvidson Row - H Powfll D Klin . .. . l .... -, . - . . nz. I. Maruolis, C, l':u'ti'idm-. S. Knight. M, VN'irtenson, S. Cianci- mino. V. Ludas. li. l'oh+en, A. Dzxuer, J. Kochziyda, J. Bronte, M. Hnested. K, lleJul.u, ll. lirufzili. ll. S4-hroedw-r, N. l':tln1v-lx Row Li: P. Vium, I.. 'IX-rnplin, J. Kino, H. Pant, L. Gardner. li li1:xu'.t'I', N, tiulttwt. J. liuhuim-. J. Null. M. lim., J. Hotel, J Camplw-ll, M. Luluy, J. lirzulshnw, ltr, liumly. Row 4: V. NV1-st. Ia. Whalen. li, Stl-ri.. ID. tint-rzitir-arit. ll. Ilucul-t. li. Bryant, F, Schneider. l'. Klein. M, Yetcr. The Junior College Entrance t.lul+ is an organi- zation which acquaints future college applicants with the necessary procedures. l'nder the direction of Miss Gene Hoss the group studies college en- trance tests. vocahulary tests. and reading lists. Nlemhers. also. analyze colleges in order to dctcr- mine which suit individual needs. Officers of this cluh are: Larry Wardlow. presi- dent: Jeffrey Leif. tice president: Nina HokolT. secretary: and Michael Smith. treasurer. TEPEE TALK It is the duty of the three enthusiastic writers of Tepee Talk. Nyack High Schools column in the Journal News, to inform students. and to provide the students. as well as parents. with a column of their own to read and to enjoy. Each year potential writers sulnnit a model column to the previous years' writers. New column- ists are chosen on the hasis of these models. In the spring Nyaclis writers attend a dinner at Hear Mountain lnn for all county high school columnists. This yearis writers are Fran Wvamsley. Pat Crum. and Alice Dauer. Left to Right: F, Wamsley, A. Hauer. P. Crum. fi BO .tw wh INJUN 4 Row 1: J. Willis, E. Van satin. R w :Q mi. is - J. s ll, is. st - , R. 1-' fh, Y , gr. iwchilti, J. Boone, B. Powell.ORow 4: Cluilanderhiitf, T. Hilrrgwick, Kigx BH 8.859 . fs., fi Rowl W Fatale W 'Vlerson B btern Row ' T Dow, Bradshaw Row 3 J Gorsaline R Quackenbush T Wagner, I f 1- D. Hill, J. Soll, J. S. Cant, Mr. Smith. A I CLUB Their work is great liul their rewards are few. states Mr. Roliert Scliield. Projection liluli advisor. This group ol' cooperative hovs provides the transport- ation and operation of the various machines and pro- jectors connected with Ny- ack High School's audio' visual program. Far-h liov has learned how to operate such machines as motion picture projectors. filmstrip and slide projectors. tape recorders and record play- ers. for school and commun- ity activities. SCIENCE SEMINAR Students who have more than an average interest in Science comprise the Science Seminar. held under the di- rection of Mr. John E. Smith. The purpose of this organization is to give recog- nition to those students who have, on their own. studied various phases of science. It is hoped that these weekly meetings will provide the students with encouragement to continue their research. L Wardlov. B Mgrson X Muller R Olsen 5 Lan! M Illkln M WIYIQHSOH LEAGUE A C uh e petlallx hell tu to the QCIPIICP mlspartment 1 the SCIPIKQ Fernie Ita llf The purpo e of tlu orffan lzatlon 1 to permit lntere t e turlents to 351 t III t e operatlone of the lahoratorx xuc as rlmecltnw totlt up py film Qclentlhe mam tmv up clasroom demon NIFHIIOHS Tlns Qelert Uroup of four teen student mll take field trlpb not 3CC6QQ1bl6 to a larger group MEDICINE SHOW Tourmg through Rock land County to preaent demonstratlons that captl xated fasclnated audlencea mth an aurora of lwr1ll1ant flame dense cloude of Qmok and echoes of exploslons kept the future sclentlits of Mr John E Smlthb Nledl clne Show buss mth prep aratlon of strange sclentlflc phenomenon Presldent of the xl6d1C1t'lC Show 15 Gregorw Brad han Arthur Swenson IS Wwe Presxdent l s -' .' V l o . A ,. . 1 F . S- Z- - ' ' 5 s - Cl S bis ' h- : h , s -' s -- 1 '- sr - , I - phlets and artlcles. and set- bh . -M , . . ' F . ' S , , Q 1 M -1 '- . ,i E . ' ' ' s ': W 1 n ,.-,,... If ivex As To promote an interest in and acquaint students with German language. literature, music, art, and history, over and beyond the minimum essentials required in class is the purpose of the German Club. Members learn the words and music of well- known German folksongs, obtain biographical in- formation and pictures of famous German person- alities for display. obtain visual aids, publish a newspaper, make recordings and learn to write German script. Ollicers are: ,lane Arbiter, Presi- dentg Richard Flynn, Vice Presidentg Mary Ko- monchak, Secretaryg Thomas Potter, Treasurer. ati-.as X2 I... GERMAN A CLUB I . I l Row 1: T. Thompson. G. Msthlen, W. Lulay, D. McChesney, P. John- son, G. Hyatt. R. Fields. Bow 2: T. 15 Potter, J. Schmitt., J. Arblter, Nr. Lang. Row 8: R. Porter, ll. Kom- - onchak, M. Winter. C. Wetyen, P. Lingo. C. Quenzer. -. S 4.1 Under the leadership of Senorita Daphne Rami- rez, the Spanish Club helps its members to im- prove their use of the Spanish tongue and to gain an insight into the culture of the Spanish- speaking people. One of the many activities enjoyed by the mem- bers was a most successful Christmas party. All those who participated in the Spanish Club will agree that they spent a very protitable year. Marina Biaggi is President. Vice President is Alicia Dauer. Katalina Dauer is Secretary. and Elena Schroeder is Treasurer. 4 SPANISH CLUB lat row: M. Hecht, P. Fleming, J. Perry. L. Davidson, K. Dnuer, M. Blazki. A. Dauer, D. Cummings, L. Holt. W. Berkmueller. 2nd row: J. Callan, R. Mueller, A. Svensson, H. Schroede P. C-ol tuo' C r, an nl, . Partridge, J. W lke . L. Gl'2!0r. D. Dually. D. Klgrlariid. A. Denker. e ' N! 4 -in FRENCH CLUB t x J. Polhemus. Serszcant-at-Arms: M. Mennker. President: M. Bimlri. Vice President.: I. Knipe, Secre- tary: A. Di Giovani, N. Rokotf. S. Kolb, J. Kross. O. Linko, A. Fu ter, P. Klein, P. Voorhis. S. Cian- cimino, A. Fischer. V. Cant, L. Davidson, M. Berne. B. Cacciamani. G. Rodpzers. N. Norris. F. Nikel... M. Pitkin. K. Bakalian, S. Reed. V Czenkus. M. Nichols, M. Crool, C Stefan, V. Snider, R. Nikitina, L Boxberizer, J. Jones, H. Stabenau J. Hnrinif. Ciancimino. A. Rice V. Voss, M. Muusrocn. E. Olsen, A. Greenwell, B. Olsen. The main objective of the French Club is to promote a better understanding of the French peopleg their history, culture, and customs. Under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Latham, the mem- bers publish a semi-annual newspaper. distribute Christmas cards. give speeches, and attend a French movie to help in the study of the language. President of the French club is Michael Nlenaker: the vice president, Marina Biaggig secretary-treas' urer, Isabel Knipe. -1. .ffm K' Open exclusively to Latin II and Latin Ill students, the Latin Club. under the direction of Mr. Stanton Callahan, was formed to cover cul- tural material for which there is no time in class. This year members participated in a study of mythology. In addition, the members had the op- portunity of questioning students and teachers who had visited the city of Rome. President of the club is Joanna Bradshaw, Vice President is Molly Siegel, and Mary Ann Caccia- mani is Secretary-Treasurer. LATIN t E i . CLUB First row: M. Fagen. E. Cant, L. Gregor, M. Cacciamani. S. Par- tridge. M. Shucks, P. Thompson. M. Fox. M. Siegel, L. Hill, J. Wig- genhorn, M. Kindle. Second row: M. Bloke. P. May, S. Cushman, M. Wirtenson, M. Deed, J. Bradshaw. D. Heath, M. Harrison, S. Antalocy. Third row: D. Prindle. V. Palermo. R. Menaker, Mr. Callahan, P. King, S. Sannu. W. Salvey. Adding school spirit to pep rallies and games and the marching in the Memorial Day Parade and Fire Inspection parades kept the Nyack High School Band a very active group this year. In addition to these assignments. the band was especially honored by being asked to take part in the ceremonies at the opening of the Nyack-Tarrytown Thru- way Bridge on December 15. The band has also presented two concerts and its annual Banquet. lt won high honors at the New York State Music Festival in the spring. Several members were chosen to take part in the All-state Band in Yorktown Heights. Functioning informally. the hand elected no ollicers for 1955-56. Leading the band this year. the majorettes. headed by Barbara Parsells added pep and gaity to many school and community events. Dressed in eye-catching white costumes. the twirlers, talents were displayed at football games and parades. They also performed at open house. Under the energetic direction of Mr. Lloyd Bremer the eighty members of Nyack High School's Senior Chorus meet three times a week in the bandroom to prepare songs for the many programs in which they engage. The choir participated in the Thespians, Christmas Pageant. Open House. the Spring Concert. and Graduation Ceremonies. In November. several members journeyed to Yorktown Heights to take part in the All-State sectionals. Joseph Caruso is President. George Bryant is Yice Pres- ident. and Virginia Campbell is Secretary. ln row: L, Cggtlgg, N, Zukovva, A, Caruso, M. Mickle, B. Ehrens, J. Hartwick. J. Perry. P. Scheno G. Davis, R.. Kip, J. Kelly, M. Biaggi, A. Allen. D- Barbari. H. Arnold. 2nd row: V. Sandberg. Y. Thais, B. D. Blanchard, S. Kochayda, J. Walker, C. West, A. Greenwell, P. King, J. Vandermnrk, M. Faby, A. Fisher, B. Koblin, C. Robarsle. U. Lemire. K. l1eJunx-r- 3rd row: M. Fee. N. Hall. P Frohling, A. Linko, R. Caliman, E. Dickens. J. Christopher. J. Harvey, M. Croll, S. Smith. M. Mann gn W L Tem nn s sei rs 1-aimed G Petr J Caruso G B. Brog , E. Boyd, M. Allen. 4t.h ro ': . D - - ll eit., H. . . y, . . Bryant. G. Pfingst, N. Royster, W. Steen. S. Anbalocy, C. Wetgzen. D. Fibble, V. Campbell, Gres-mor J. Peterman. Twirlersz A. Lenti. Y. Mg- IN 1' 1 1 Xll te . l , I-.lulmle-. Ii. I':l1-.lIs, Y. Sznrmmllmulv. J. Brazilian. H. Sm-bach. lit row: Il. ' A Hx ' - ' lummm, N1 I--Hex XX Herkmullu I Hull R P . . . . A , . 1'. ., 1 , . CRM'- man. J. Cooper. C. Fe 1-:uw-n. M. Valirnzuv. I-'. Nikola. Jml 1-mx: J. Caruso. J. Pvter- man. P. Keyrousg-, fi. D-iw. J. Hadley. 41. Latham. l'. Tuilvhe-11. L. XVax'1llow, F. Walker. V. Hotfman. C. Mmlafexri. Ii. Frey. J. Cmmtll. Ilrnl row: E, Hoffman, Il. Gallo, M. Selliuf-r. J. l!:a:'1'. S. Perry. M. Sir.:-I1, G. Pfinfl. P. Zeunor, C. Frum. J. Snlamom-. B, Lexxlx, T. Shmh. R. Vhuxvxxhh. P, Fulmon. Il, Save-ll. R. Chaim-. M. Allen. .uh row: H, NV.ilef, T. Bruxh. J. l,':m:n1l. E. Ru:-leer. S. Plan-e, J. Osborn. B, Rehman, B. Yamicrhcrtl. J. Jan-kamirx. H. ffhafze. H, Ilu-buuue, ll, Hayluut, R. MCCa1'n. J. R1-ynnldx, F. S1-hm-.sI+-1'. li, M:-L'hexn.5.' P. Jonv-. P. Nolan. R. Serino. G. Krauie. J. Chaim W Deed J VI-urn 4' I I' J ' . , . . . . . . 1 . ..n11lnu: .5IU1ll'l. J. Rnharnte. R, XVad-- worth, VV. Motto. Mr. Lloyd Bremer. ND BAND A RUS 67 'lW 10151 my ' 9 J. Peterson, M. Gambetti, R. Peterson. l 5 ? J Z OUTDOOR COLOR GUARD The outdoor color guard, in its red and black uniforms, adds a pleasing touch of color and ceremony at the football games and other marching assignments during the year. Mr. Lloyd Bremer is the group's advisor. JUNIOR BAND A comparatively new addition to Nyack High School is the .lunior Band which meets three times a week under the di- rection of Mr. Leonard Goldstein. Its purpose is to provide students in the 7th. 8th, and 9th grades with the necessary musical experience for membership in the Senior Band. Climaxing a successful year, members of the Junior Band were given the oppor- tunity to display their talents at the annual N. H. S. concert in May. Flutes: T. Tolstoy, P. Boite, M, Blake. Clarinet: T. C-arpender, B. Blake, J. Smith. M. Anderson, B, Demarest. M. Gilchrest, R. Sr-hmirlt, li. Nolan, C. Stever, R. Thompson. G, Ilia-ksnn. Coronets: R. Hazucha, M. King, J. Dow, J. Drames, R. Park, P. Staples, N. wv8l'd, T. Nall, C. Smith, L. Voss. Saxophones: T. Carmen, J. Weber. Horns: P. Heilelfinpzer, G. Byrnes, Base: E. King. Drums: P. Wynn. E. Evans. M. Powell, F. Engli, IJ, Seward, M. Evans, J. VanTassel, Mr. Leonard Goldstein. INDOOR COLOR GUARD The members of the indoor color guard have the honor of leading the llag salute at N. H. S. assembly programs. Under the leadership of Mr. Lloyd Bremer. they carry out their respective parts in the ceremony with the proper spirit of respect. JUNIOR CHORUS One hundred members of the 7th. 8th. and 9th grades compose Nyack High School's Junior Chorus. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Constance Fehling. young people are trained for future mem- bership in the Senior Chorus. The Chorus meets three times a week to prepare their selection of songs which they sing at various annual programs spon- sored by the school. They take part in the Christmas Pageant. Open House and Nyack High's Spring Concert. Singing is an enjoyment for them as well as for their hearers. left to right: S. Place, M. Gambetti, R. Peterson Row 1: C. Gittin, A. Rice, J. Forte, C. Johnson, P. Schroeder, S. Nix-derauer. T. Faulkner, J. Miner, M. Scott, L. Parietti. B. Cacciamania, K. De Lipzney. M. Shuart. C. Boepple. A. Birkeland, P. Kaylan. Mrs. Fehling. Row 2: D. Boreman. C. McKenna, B. Gould, J. Lenti. B. Boon, C. Miller. P. Reavis, C. Hunt, R. Petterman, J. McVeigh, L. Bullock, M. Steele. G. Harrinu. J. Rehman. Row 3: T. Langana. B. Nelke, G. Blakeney, L. Hanker, R. Blauvelt. C. Peterson, C. Johnston. S. Kehoe, C. Avery, A. Jevens. D. Osewalt, M. Hong, E. Jankovic, S. Jelenevsky, B. Guyton, R. Merriman, P, Crowder. Row 4: V. Fauldnen, L. Santiago, M. Shannon, E. Carter, D. Pyck, M. W'illiams, C. Warn. H. Shannon, M. 0'Carolan. J. Wilson, accompanist. 70 The Art Club is an organization comprised of art students and those other interested students who wish to have the opportunity of working in various fields not included in the art curriculum. Activities include sculptoring, making Christmas Cards, listening to lectures given by noted art authorities, and visiting exhibits. This year's officers are Ernest Powell. president: Michael Rokoff, vice presidentg and Eloise Mar- silio, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Carlton Reed acts as advisor. C SENICR , ART CLUB . Row 1: A. Radcliffe, H. Schroeder, H. Huested, C. Partridge. Z. Kou- lomzine, M. Blake, E. Powell, Row 2: B. Lewis, M. Wirtenson, S. Ciacimino, J. Gorstlne. Row 3: G. Keefer, G. Miller, N. Golosov, M. Rokoff. The Junior High Art Club. consisting of approxi- mately twenty-five members under the direction of Hr. Joseph McDowell. provides those art students in the 7th. 8th, and 9th grades with an opportunity for valuable art experience which will be helpful to them in their future years. Members study various phases of the field such as painting, drawing. designing. and clay modeling. The officers are: President, Penny Writerg Vice President. Diane Lewis. and Secretary-Treasurer. Linda Miller. JUNIOR ART CLUB Row 1: L. Hanley, P. Writer, C. Frazier, M. Allgon, J. Merson, B. Oswalt. Row 2: C. Eisenburg. T. Blake, L. Miller, S. Mause. J. Reh- man, B. Cummings, M. Alpert, S. Powers. Row 3: C. Boepple, P. Danker, R. Miller, Mr. McDowell, R. Davis, D. Gallo, E. King. The Leaders' Club. under the supervision of Mr. Rudolph Rejholec, stresses the importance of leadership and intelligent fellowship among stud- ents in Nyack High School. The boys serve as team managers, ollicials, score keepers and publicity agents for the intramurals. extramurals and non- recreational programs. Membership extends throughout all grades in the school. One of this year's most enjoyable activities for the members was serving at the Father and Daughter Banquet in December. This year's officers are president. Salvatore Paoneg vice-president. Paul Newman: secretary. Charles Lankau. LEADERS' CLUB lst row: C. DeSimone, E. Duggins, C. Lankau, S. Paone. P. Newman. D. Oliver, R. Blauvelt, G. Petry. 2nd row: J. Paone, T. Fox, D. Kastner, C. Lankau, R. Lewis, J. Harper. G. Welshman, G. McGregor, H. Wells. G. Galione, Mr. Rejholec. With a clash of steel and enthusiastic hearts, Fencing Club members go through their routines. Organized last year by Mr. Thomas Williams. the club meets once a week to learn techniques and practice fencing using the sabri and foil. FENCING CLUB lst row: P. Klein, B. Cant, M. Pit- kin. B. Olson, A. Svensson, I. Vandermark, N. Zukowa. 'sig Formulating and deducting intricate plays have kept enthusiastic Chess Club members in room 29 until 5:00. Usually the group divides into several sections: the beginners. and the more advanced players. The group felt it unnecessary to elect of- ficers because of the informally conducted meet- ingsg but they are well advised bv Mr. Warren Templin. ' CHESS CLUB L. Garder, Mr. Templin, A. Sven son. E. Olson, F. Schneider Pullalll, M. Y St-Ivey. M. Selmer. Um. lst row: A. M. Kizxllzuzer, G, Stevens, V. MeCallister, G. Latham, P. Twitchen. P. liratlshaw, if Collins, M. Winter. Row LZ: D. Pizzicsi, K. Amhrey, H. livettman. N. Rokoll, M. Loftus. P. Fleming, IJ. Hrvnl, J. lirillant. Ilrtl row: H. Hemp, U. Mul- holland, C. Handy, K. Ilonnelan, J. Rowel, J. Westcott, S. Perry, C. Fenton, R. A. Parietti, H. Sem-bach. Y DANCE CLUB The Y Dance Club. under the direction of YMCA Secretary Mr. Gerald Hoffman. meets in the Y lounge on Friday night. lvnusually large this year. the club provides for its members many recreational activities which include regular dance sessions. splash parties. cake sales. and dances for special occasions. The Dance Club Council. composed of three members from the sophomore. junior. and senior classes. meets to plan the social functions for the year. This year's council members are: seniors Betty Cohen. William Richmond. and Steve Kurland: juniors Gail Latham, jim Ciancimino. and Richard Yerg. and sophomores Nancy 72 Tomlins. John Colgan. and ,lim Christopher. .4351 'etel'. W. Selve SEWING CLUB Left row: l'. f'r-omitw, Miss Hilbert. N, XY:11'ml. .Xrlvntf llwlvlamf. Rishi row: H. Taupmunn. J. Stombaugh. Stanclinsr: Par Carter. Kneeling: C. Frazier. s , ' it Nlemhership in the Home Economics Club extends throughout all grades of the school. Miss Margaret Hilbert. xvho aides the group in 1t activities. keeps the meetings informal. pleasant. and educational. Among the activities of this club are sewing. cooking. and jevselrv HOSTESS CLUB The Hostess tfluh organized in l9-17 ivy their advisor Nlrs. Edith Lester. serves and ushers at almost all school activities. The clulr consists of thirtv-five junior girls. ln appreciation for their services. the Board of Education. at the end of the school year. presents the girls with gold pins and arranges for the club to see a llroadvsay Show. The members of this years cluh have chosen as their officers: Gail Latham. president: Virginia Nic.-Xllister. vice president: and Phyllis Tvsitchen. secretary-treasurer. Row 1: P. VVriter. C. Partridge. P. Fleming, N. Manniello, M. Faceioli, C, Collins. T. Mann. Row 2: M. Garber, W, Pari- etti. P. Bennett, H. Hut-sts-d. H. Schroeder. J. McManus. B. Broxzan, J. Bronte, Ii, Iiesso. P. Nolan, J. Walker. 3rd Row: T. Probert. A. Miller, R. VVarn. P. Malcolm, G. Latham, B, Cohen W. Richmond, R. Yerg. J. Ciancimino. S. Miller, F. Pugzliese. 4th Row: M. Smith. J. Capzlione. A. Galves. R. Blauvelt, A. Simonds. C. West. R. Foster, J. Leif. S. Margolis, A. Daver, S. Knight., N. Tomlins, E. Hoe-pple, E. Boyd. M. Palmer, G Noble. J. Perry, K. Ambrey. A. Gallafzher. 5th Row: E. Cagli- one, E. Powell. G. Miller, C. Colantuoni, J. Robarsze, D. Gara- bram., M. Menaker. E. Dickens. G. Scott. B. Ross. E. Ger- hardt. M. Holmok. J. Kosel, K. Ile Jomz, J. Rowe, L. Boxberger I. Knight, J. Kanieriam. 6th Row: J. Caruso. R. Kuney, K Sellers, J. Crane. M, Mclh-rmott, J. Mumford, G. Perry, R. King F. Lanzana, R. Bri-land. E. Haitwick, G. LeMire. J. Perraulr M. McDermott. P. Lawrence, H. Koblin, M. Vlfirtenson, VV. Herk- mueller, H. Cummings, P. Bradshaw, S. Cianeimino. THE HI-Y'S 'iThe purpose of the 'Hi-Y' is to create. maintain. and extend throughout the school and Community higher standards of Christian character. This is the pledge of the Hi-Yisq and they fulhll it in many ways. for the Hi-Yisw are generous with their money. time. and effort. Through c-omhined efforts the groups sponsor dances. cake sales. swimming parties. hayrides. and many other fun-hlled activities. The memlu-rs aid the eornmunity hy sueh aets as gathering food at Thanksgiving time for those who are less fortunate. Their work also inrludes the ereation of new hills to he considered at the state Hi-Y' meeting. Wihether helping others or just having fun we're sure these memhers will pay heed to their pledge and abide hy it always. PHI SIGMA G CHI HI-Y Row 1: D. Johnson, H. Seeback, E. Hoffman, J. Peterson. Row 2: M. Stuercke, F. Meteer, V. Albright, S. Powers, L. Garrabrant, F. Nikola, N. Norris. THETA CHI HI-Y Raw 1: J. Coward, M. Williams, J Merson, D. Wamsley, S. Wolf, C Peterson, C. McKenna. K. Besso R. Blauvelt, L. Mathson. Row 2 L. Ydolvasi, B. Nolan. P. Bolte, M Mamzi, M. Alpert, C. Madeffer, T Lanzana, M. Allison, Y. Bullock Mrs. McKenny. Row 3: P. Griffin L. Hanley. P. Carter. L. Royster C. Frazier. T. Tolstoy. SIGMA GAMMA HI-Y X Row 1: M. Wirtenson, P. Klein, L. Hanley, P. Kolb, G. Lemire. J. Perrault. C. Stewart, G. Scott, C Collins. Row 2: P. Nolan, M. Vice, H. Scanlon. P. Bradshaw, J. Walker, A. llaue-r, J. Bronte, M Lulay, P. Fleming, G. Blanchard. Row 3: N. Palmer, S. Cushman, S. Ciancimino, B. Brogan, B Gerhardt, V. Campbell. G. Latham. K. DeJong. S. Miller, H. Huestod. B. Cohen, J. Howard, H. Glynn Row 4: P. Twvitchen, E. Boepple, B. Koblin, M. Faccioli, B. Besso, P. Writer. J. Rowe, E. Marsilio, J Rogers, V. McAllister, L. Hanley, D. Pizzica, D. Partridge, J. Brazillio, G. Noble, J. Perry. Row 5 N. Maniello, S. Smith, J. Kosel, J. Kosel, S. Walter, M. Palmer, E. Boyd, M. Mann, Miss Cooke. MAGNA PHI HI-Y Row 1: D. McKenna, S. Kolb, P. Garber, F. Nikola, N. Norris, VV. Bibbino. C. Stefans. Row 2: M. Berne, S. Emie. V. Faulden. Row 3: J. McVeigh. Row 4: B. Branson, L. Hill, M. Hong, M. Shucks, P. Latham, B. Gunzolez, F. Lazoto, M. Siegel. J. Amy. Row 5: J. Kross, P. Beck, C. Ferguson, R. Glaisek, S. Ciancimoni, J. Daw, L. Conklin. Row 6: B. McKenzie, B. Ackerson. H. Mayberry, R. Sauter. S. Reed, S. Neideraurer, J. Cooper, G. Dec. 1 JV 6 0 - TYPING CLUB SPELLING CLUB READING CLUB TAPPAN ZEE BRIDGE 19' -1 gg? ,gy ,V x . . ' 2 '- ' M I ', ta n . ,, -iii. H -nu , P A G- 4' r Father-Daughter Banquet Fall Coaching Staff All. 80 af ,N R College .Yiglzf Christmas Pageant 7 Frith Pr-Daughler Banqufl Ef 5-29 L ff' xyx xX ff XX ff if VARSITY FOOTBALL if 31, .aifg -5 VARSITY FOOTBA LL First Row: C. Desimone, S. Paone, R. Miller, J. Rion, E. Daniels, B. Perry, R. Fernandez, D. Dollar, C. Christopher, Coach Failing. Second Row: J LaValle, A. Simonds, E. Dumzins, R. Lewis, E. Czuzlione, J. Cazlione, R. Yerxz. M. White, P. Brokaw. Third Starting with a green squad the 1955 football team played excellent ball to finish with a five-two record. A young line came through magnificently and the veteran backfield more than lived up to its expectations. After losing to Port Jervis and defeating Highland Central in non-league games, Nyack started to roll. Haverstraw was victim in the first league' game, J. V. FOOTBALL Row: Coach Grzibowski, C. Lankau, J. Ciancimino, R. Kearney. C. Artopeous, P. Malcolm, D. Garrabrant, J. Christopher, P. New- man, D Oliver, D. Wolfe, C. Dellilio. J. Glass, N. Royster, R. Brown, Coach Pugh. 20-0. Next came the sole defeat of the season, to a pepped-up Spring Valley team, 14-O. Suffern was our next victim, 31-6, followed by Piermont, 20-0, and Pearl River, 28-0. Individual stars?? - There were many. Roger Brown, Al Simonds, Ellis Duggins, and Jim Christo- pher were the shining lights in the solid backfield. Captain Charles Lankau, John Rion, and Dave Carra- brant spearheaded a fast charging line, and John Caglione and Sal Paone turned in excellent perform- ances on defense. J. V. FOOTBA LL Row 1: C. Duncan. IJ. Yacca- pino, W. Crane. W White. P. Lankan, B, Perry. Row 2: R. Jernandes, R. King, G. Johnson, Alferi, D. Dollar, E. Caglione, J. Lavalle. Row 3: Mr. Pugh, G. Miller. B. Kearny. J. Colgan S, TNQ-lvhman. F. Goldberyzer, D. Kendall, M. VVhitc-. FRESHMAN .- FOOTBALL W V-, A , . L s,...- h. .- .- ...I-.. ...b . zaQ..g,,,,,,,, ?-F'xH'c:p-gag--...,,,,s I - ....... 1 . , .., ' , -., , 5 - - Y- ..v .L 0' ' - M . . ' , A Y -4 .3-. . . We . ,,, -...i . . : . V 3-.3-v 'g,.4:sae lfjf'!?Tti '1' '--5' -fx -A-'Ur vs 1 . vs. . T L' e- -fu -fu J ' 2'-.-A-as 4uzr.:-v4.4-1-sate I-'RESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 1: J. Hungerford, W. Lehner, J. Davis, M. Foley, P. Scheno, W. Curry. J. Kretz, C. Dau Mr. Haynes. Row LZ: Mr. Zeralsky, B. Hyman, J. Del Pizzo, R. Horn, J. Sorace, H. Miller, P. Cherwich D. Prindle, L. Brown. Row 3: R. Reimer. R. Smyth, D. Palmer, G. Galione, J. Kostmayer, D. Parteous K. Kendle. Row 4: P. Smith, J. Luellan, B. Harris, J. Carr. M. Esmay. The T955 Junior Varrsity. Freshman. and Seventh and Eighth grade teams featured new talent under the direction of new coaches. The new coaches. Mr, Walter Pugh. Mr. Robert Haynes. and Mr. William Zeralsky worked with the young lnjuns primarily trying to teach them the fundamentals of good foot- ball. Mr. Pugh coached the J. V. team which was com- posed of freshman. sophomores. and juniors not yet ready for varsity competition. The boys worked out with the Varsity squad, learned the plays. and tough- ened up in order to take the job of regular varsity players next year. Mr. Haynes and Mr. Zeralsky teamed up to take the freshman squad. The squad consisted entirely of freshmen. These little lnjuns who have the desire to play football are run through rough drills and scrim- mages to make them more familiar with the game. Regular games with other schools were scheduled to provide the much needed spark of enthusiasm that comes from interscholastic competition. Sparked by a group of boys who even outplayed the older freshman squad. the 7th and 8th grades have some of the most promising future varsity players ever produced at N.H.S. The Seventh and Eighth grade team. coached by Mr. Deloy, produced a powerhouse of young foot- ball players. These young gridders have all the coaches happily awaiting the day when they will be eligible for the Varsity squad. Mr. Deloy should be commended for the fine job he did developing in these boys the desire and ability to play good football. Tth AND sth FOOTBALL Row 1: Tyndall K. flalione, B. Stone, F. Piasco, A. Paone, K. Lee, R. Krispino, Mr. IJeJoy. Row 2: Cooper, T. Thompson, J. Salamone, R. Mac-Donald, T. Smith, H. Stewart, T. Garrison. Row 3: D. K land. Oswald. M. Terry, J. Stewart, K. Voorhis, C. Schmidt, B. Powell. Row 4: L. The-is, C. Abrams R. Van Houten, A. Strickle, J. Van Tassel, A. 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VN, -Y -.X-A , . 1. , - r 'r' 4 V X q.., fr , , ,vjxulvjkfs ,3,g' A .,. . f , , 4.-yr. w , .t 4 . .tt 1 . ' vi . A 'x' 'R . ' Q I.,-fx 9. I N s. X. r' e I I' f 1133551514 I wuvzh, ymvuvr U, 1 K f '15 y f ' - ggi: 'N 'Q J L. -' F S, J , , ,, .160 4' ' ,ff-. 5. ,., 2 n'4 N., NHSAP YHSQY wwwy 'ish Q iw W in nl- ASQ? X ,Q ,l:.,i.I .4 5 f?5AA in 1 ' ' i vf I F-1. ,,. Q Q T an . E M 1 . T , QS' Q .Q x La-ft lo right. first row: I . Ualn-5. A. Galvi-5. Toni l'roln'rl. S1-rolul row: W'ray. .l. Crane-. llc-rv art- tha- rau-qm-ti-1-rs. Al Calvc-H. Frank llalve-H. 'l'ommy Proln-rt. john Crane-. anal Mivlu-y Smith. 'l'Iu-y paralll-l thi- snalvhing ways ol' tllvir xivtory grahhing prwli-1-4-ssors. Coavln-cl sinvi' I9-16 hy Ray lvray. Ille- most !llI'l'1'!iHl.III l':lZll'Il in llorlc- laml County l'.S.A.l,.. In-nnis playa-rs pricle- tlu-nlsa-lu-s in athl- ing annually two or more- prize-s to Nyai-lfs trophy vase-. Snffa-rn was thi- hig ta-am to ln-at last fall. Ngain. as in thi- paul.. similar to a lit-tion now-I 4-mling Nyark me-l a worthy oppona-nl. this tinn- Salle-rn who hail also come- up to the- last lllilll'll with a vle-an ra-rorel. to lll'll'l'lllllll' tha- fall le-agua' vllalnpionsllip. 'l'onl l'rolu-rt all-li-ata-tl Toni llaffron fn-2. 6-3: Mic-lu-y Smith won on-r 'l'oln Cru-ighton 6-ll. 6-0: ancl thi- Galvc-s hrolln-rs. Al anil Frank rants- through in winning fashion on-r ,-Klan Ulu-ran anal ,lim llastagnola 6--L 6-3. Tln-sv powe-rl'nl. strata-git' l'ill'lllll'l wit-hh-rs. in haxing illl- othl-r slu'i'4-ssflll sc-ason nntle-r thi-ir wancl waving .:01N'Il Yvray. lll'l'Yl'llll'Il all l'llllll'l'i l'roln taking me-n a single- se-I. Clln- thircl Nyavlc ll'Zllll to alo soj. 1-xte-mls-al the-ir re-4-oral to iiXh'l'll flllllllllililltillilli anal are- jnstiliahly llrilllll ol' the-ir ill'1'0lllIlIi5h' nu-nh-1. To llll'lll ln-long all honor antl glory for Villllllliillillfl the- for anil in lu-1-ping the' hanm-r 1-la-an. l M. Smith. M r. Nyark Nyac-k Nyavlx Ny :wk Nyark 6 llaw-rslraw' l'1'arl Riu-r lflarlntow n Spring Valle-y Bn lf:-rn 'AIS 0 0 0 0 0 GOLF This year. X.H.S.'s golf team has hopes of taking the title from Piermont. The team has suffered several losses through last year's graduation. hut Bill Richmond and Tom Fox will he a tremendous asset to the power and depth of our golfers this year. 11i11 Richmond. Captain of the golf team for the last two years placed second in the section IX meet and participated in the state meet. Tom Fox. who has been on the team for three years is the other returning letterman. Nlr. Albert Beninati. who is now coaching the team. has expectations for a very prosperous year. WRESTLING The Nyack matmen coached hy Nlr. Rejholec are looking forward to another successful season. Though the team is quite green they are full of determination and have won three out of four to date. The following Indians will probably wrestle in their respective weight classes. .loe S011 .................... . 95 1b. class Morris Cooper .. .. 103 lb. class Cliff Davis .. .. 112 lb. class Jim Bloor .... .. 120 lb. class George Moritz .. .. 127 lb. class Richard Foster . . 133 lb. class Don Savell ..... .. 138 lb. class James Welch ... .. 145 lb. class Ellis Duggins ..... .. 154 lb. Class Carmen Desimone . .. .. 165 lb. class Dave Oliver ...... 175 lb. class Capt. Roger Brown . . Unlimited class l f QYAL' x1YM'J' 1 28 19 Row 1: VARSITY BASKETBALL - L. Delhi J. Glass. Sparked by a combination of experience and youth. the half-way mark found Nvaclds basketball team in a good challenging position. Better depth than that of previous years along with terrific rallying power and the teamis high spirit has been instrumental in every game and promises to keep us near the top all season. Much of the burden at mid-year has been carried by the brilliant play-of Al Simonds and the rebound- ing of Mike McDermott and John Glass. J. V. BASKETBALL fix fi ... ii R. Blauvelt, B. Perry, M. McDermott, A. Simonds, A, Galves. Row 2: io, D. Bittipr, Il. Oliver, D. Garrabrant, T. Fox. Coach Grizibowski. Row 3: C. Harri J M f d lh s, . um or , M. Wee. Nyack i955-56 J. V. liasketball team has shown a hustling, scrapping brand of ball. Coach Desmond has his boys well drilled in the fundamentals of the game. which should prove valuable to them as future varsity material. Row 1: G. McGregor, C. Duncan, J. Parrietti. J. Maloney, G. Galione, C. Kelly, Mr. Desmond. Row 2: J. Valentine, R. Muller, J. Kostmeyer, VV. Crane, E. Daniels, J. Palace. Row 3: R. Wright, J. Wright, T. Schade, M. White, R. Lewis, P. Brokaw. . 'QQ' . . ' 1 sol l 41130 GU! l ww, Q . . ,f X. y .14 A 1 -K ' f, I ,Az a ' .sci X fri . 5 ' ' L 4 H if ' . N W .4 fr .N V ' ' 97- ff' 5: -A xt T' J 4 , Q ,Y if - 5' v-1 ii 75,1 M -buf.-G? 1 5? b' Q, if Y? 6, 7 . E il Q54 1- I , he f 6 1 -f E The cross-country team did not fare too well this year considering the number of meets won. How- ever, in view of the fact that no boy on the team will be lost by graduation, Mr. Cox hopes that next year's team will have a profitable season. Ray Wright, who won the outstanding player award, will return with co-captains Dave Bittig and Larry Wardlow to lead a more victorious squad next year. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: A. Sindt, J. Wright, D Bittig, R. Wright. C. Fenton. D Sweeny. Row 2: Mr. Cox, R Gallagher, J. Hadley, L. Ward low, H. Stabenau, R. Dervin. The 1956 Tankmen have hopes of recapturing the section 9 championship. The team, under the direction of Mr. Whitney Callahan, was invited to attend the Fieldston Invitation meet. Jim Robarge and Mike Menaker. Co-captains of this year's team, and the other experienced veterans will help this year's team to continue their winning ways. First Row: E. Stone, G. Miller, J. Robarsze, M. Menaker, ll. King. Second Row: W. Callahan, E. Olsen, J Leif, D. Yerg, D. Kendall, R. Breland, B. Newman, J. Stierlin, T. Wallace, B. Olsen. CHEER LEADERS S. Kniuht, J. Pe-rrault, G. Noble. K. UeJ0nbl. H. Huesteml. J. Mc- Manus, G. Lemire, L. Etzel. VARSITY Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleading squads are an intricate part of the sports program at N.H.S. as they add pep. spirit, and color to many school events. These girls, under the excellent direction of Miss Helen P. Cooke. give their time and energy gladly to stimulate school spirit at the various sporting events. SUBSTITUTES Not only do the cheerleaders promote school spirit at athletic events. but they also contrihute to N.H.S.'s social events by spon- soring several dances throughout the year. With the profits gleaned from these dances. they not only provide some of their own equipment, but they also help support vari- ous school projects. J. V. A. Fischer. F. Wamsley, B. Cohen, L. J. Green, P. Writer. D. Mullholland, C. Watkins, M. Vice, T. Mann, E. Boepple, B. Koblin Hanley. J. Kelly, G. Scott. l if ' 0- - ,dk ,J RMgiv 42 Q., .bm Vik? LV' Bc! ' Y, ,x fhvn 5 7 '.f2f'f39'fE1iiL W, . m A :L . ... . -2713: wi?-?vT?AfAa f X '7 'I ' ' y fs? ' A ' 3 512221 ff? 1' f ff f 'fr' 'ff?EfiE 3- ' - J I ,. All SOCCER ridge, G. Nu 13931 ,.f '31 1 51 .., 1 I ' I C g ?' - t J f ' L ' 1 ' -- x7 J' ' xa , -1 Y r N9 , ' A X ax Front Row: C. Partridge. S. Knight. T, Cervini, I. Margolis, S. Miller. F. Puulie-se, A. Allen M. Mickle. Soccer and hockey are the leading fall sports among the girls. Honor teams are selected from the raw squads to compete with other school teams in the county. in addition to these games played hy the more proficient team members, all the girls are given an opportunity to participate in games. Thus. all the girls are given an equal opportunity to perfect their skills and to earn CAA. points. Gerhardt, B. Bierman. N. Palrncr. K. Ile-Jonil, J. Kuvhuyda, M. Mickle, C. Yuri- S, Miller- HOCKEY ble, T. Cervini, S. Knight, A. Allen, F. Pugliese, I. Margolis, .gf fi 1 . L 3 J .Lust Q t fi A n Back Row: B. Cohen, G. Noble, K. lJeJomz, B. Bruyzzin, B. Gerharclt. Il. Palmer. J. Km-hayda ,. 32 Compliments of Lederle Laboratories Dlvlslon American Cyanamld Company Pearl Rnver, New York 0 0000 000000000000 00000000000000000 00000000000000000 000 98 0000-000 ::: ::: :::: ::: 000 0 D l 0 0 0 .QQQ.ooooo9y--Q--Q::::Q::e:: -,-A------- .... ----,--,,--- .-.... --- Tel. Pier. 2-9837 Ala C ORANCEBURG HOTEL Western Hi-Way Orangeburg, New York CHARLES DASCHNER, Prop. 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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of l956 The Tappan Zee National Bank Of Nyack lOO 0 0 000000000 : Q--- : : : :QQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ For I nsu rance see ALAN LECGETT, Inc. 20 North Broadway Nyack, New York Phone NYack 7-3050 Compliments of FLENDER FUNERAL HOME, Inc 118 Hugh Avenue Nyack New York Complnrnents of HARRY HOYLE CONSTRUCTION CO Success to the Class of BUDDY S MARKET 101 , O ' ' 56' ' -----------..-...-..-----------: : :--: We Are Proud to Extend Congratulations Nyack Hugh School Yes we are proud because of the tune work that as beung done by your school and the opportunity you have grven us YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOCRAPI-IER to be afflllated wlth It LORSTAN STUDIOS FOREMOST PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST LORSTAN STUDIOS IO9 Main Street Nyack New York NYack 7 I 256 ---cooQ-..Q--Q-Qe--..oooo0ooooooooooo o IO2 1 v v I v u ----------------..----------..---- 9 Congratulations to Class of 56 YOUNG FA H10 Nyack New York 103 s ---QQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-Q Q l HOMEROOM I7 HOMEROOM I8 104 0.0.9000-00.4-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -Q -Q -oo McDERMOTT BROTHERS MILK AND ICE CREAM Route 59 Nyack New York KURLAND MOTORS Inc DeSOTO PLYMOUTH Repaurs of All Makes Auto Body and Pannt Shop Compliments of BUICK NYACK BUICK COMPANY Inc 222 Mann Street Nyack New York NEW AND USED CARS 9 W and 6th Ave Nyack N Y Open Evemngs tall 8 30 P M NY 7 0601 For Better Buys Buy From Buick NYack 7 2160 n UVIINOI Dllll Gmqm r y u -E . , . 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H' , ll HOMEROOM 207 1 lim HOMEROOM 2II IIO 'fy il QL' - A ,K . nj if ,, 5.15 : ,V il.. . ' .V . h il- 4' hc f I ,C 5 . 4, QQQ.-- - -....---- Q- ...---- Compliments of Q 2: :: Q -:::: Mr. and Mrs. F. Lester Kiffle BRyant 9 7375 B UR TON QUAKER CORP John Burton Llthographers 406 West 31st Street New York I New York IH - O u -. - 4 0-0-0- Q..-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-...-----Q-Q. :::::: ::::::e: :: :: :: :::: -oo 9009000-90-0-0.0-0000-oo K Best Wishes to the Class of '56 VALLEY COTTAGE COAL CO Valley Cottage N Y FUEL COAL KEROSENE Congers 8 2039 GEORGE l-IAMBLIN ll2 I , . . 1 1 09090000.04 ooo- .Q 00009000-09000-00090000000000: : : : : 2 2 2 2 : 2 2 ,,......---------0-----AA----A--A-Q-----A----A-Ao---90-00-09 ROBERT GAIR CCMPANY, INC. GAIR CARTONS DIVISION Pierrnont, New York Congratulations to Class ot 56 Compliments of FELICIDADES SEIDLE BROS Your Atlantnc Dealer A LA CLASE DE 1956 ,n Nyack CIRCULO ESPANOL At 9W and Route 59 Intersection Cornplnments HI B A CLUB Except a man be born agaun he cannot see the Kmgdom of Cod John 3 3 II3 ! . ' . Q I . In ::::::Y::::::::::QQ::::o::::::::::::::::Q:::::oooooQQQQooooo :::::::::-Q:::::1 ::::::::::::::::::o::: ::::-o::::q-o Congratulations to the Class ot 1956 As you have progressed so too has your communuty your state and your natnon progressed Our smcerest washes for a brlght future Q is NFEEEFT I -Q-2: -1 al-1555 3 1 1- HHH s ddgiifrlk Nyack Savings and Loan Assoclatlon Z1 23 North Broadway Chartered 1885 Assets over S6 000 000 H4 I Q xi ,wi I .K Q' , i -N . --,J 1: , I' . , T P :C P, -------..--v..-....,, A ' ' -: ' . 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McCINLEY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE l4 North Broadway Nyack N Y Phones Nyack 7 0553 7 0788 Nanuet 3 3744 The Leading Agency in Rockland County Congratulatlons to the CLASS OF 56 DE JONG S MARKET ll3 Mann Street Nyack N Y NYack 7 0453 ED GLEASONS SPA Lake Rd and Rte 303 Congers N Y 730Alv'l tol000PM Modern Luncheonette G Soda Fountain McDermott s Ice Cream FRANK R ZWHALEN DONALD F LIEBERT llnsurance Mgr l Real Estate Insurance Post Oftlce Bldg Nanuet N Y Nanuet 3 3345 ll5 ll ' U Y! . 9 Y I Candies - Cigars - Cigarettes ....---..----... ............. .. ....... .....--... ....... ... ..... --.... . 0-0 0-000-000-0000 0-0-00 -0-0-0- R Lite is replete with milestones and this one can well be termed It s an the bag Best wnshes for all your future mnlestones from everyone CUSTGM MADE PAPER BAG CO ll6 ll V . ii n o -0-0-0 00-0 :::: ::: ::0000:::- :::::: ::::::::::: : 55 56 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Betty Cohen Kate DeJong Louedda Etzel Holly Huested Sandra Knight Trudy Lemnre Jeanne McManus C-all Noble Jeanne Perrault Call Scott Fran Wamsley Elsa Boepple Adrienne Flsher Judy Green Loretta Hanley Jane Kelley Beverly Koblnn Mary Mann Dale Mulholland Margaret Vnce Carol Watknns Pamela Wruter MANAGERS Betty Cerhardt Marnlyn McDermott ADVISOR Helen P Cooke II7 ooo.- Q -Q Q-- QQQQQQQ QQQQQQQ -Q Q- Q-- QQQQQQQQQQQQ ---QQ G.O. Representatives ancl Officers 2 Name R Blauvelt D Foster P Hazucha W McDermott M J Parsells Schroeder Arnbrey Collins Gallagher er Mullholland o Wruter Brokaw Caglnone Dellollo Koblln Lewis Perry Sanger Smith Cacclamanr Church Del Przzo Officers President-Eddie Whalen Vice Pres.-Dick Wolf Sec reta ry-F ran Wamsley Treasurer Sal Paone 2O 222 24 229 2 Name Calrone Housel Kostmayer Polhemus W Quackenbush M Sregel Thompson M Alpert Crum Frazier Muller Powers Thens Blake Fabend Johnston Sanger Taupmann C-erharclt Lankau Motto Petrey Warn Wlrtenson ll8 H.R. H.R. l9 . l37 C-. ' 07 , 28 33 . l J. ll3 . l33 J. l8 B. l l2 . 23 H. l28 . ' l7 K. l36 P. l2 C. ' . 24 . 228 C. 25 J. L 'f l C. ' l5 D. 220 R. ' 205 J. S ll 227 S. 3l P. ' 2ll S. ' 208 P. l30 T. 22l E. ' 2l3 R. 32 L. ' l38 K. 27 J. Harper 2l9 J. Lenti 30 B. ' R. ' 22 R. ' 33 H. l3 B. B. 29 J. ' C. l6 S. ' B. l4 M. ' ' Cr. l29 C. B. 26 . ' M. ' ---A-- ::: :: ec::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::--o:::::::::::oe:oo ---,,,-- Q Q Compliments STERN'S VARIETY MARKET 132 Main Street, Nyack VAN der WALDE'S lOO Maln Street Nyack New York Compliments of JEROME TRACHTENBERG an MORTON B SILBERMAN Compllments of THOMAS ELECTRICIANS 2 Front Street Nyack New York Tel NYack7 1052 D Fasano Prop THE VENICE RESTAURANT Bar and Crlll Our Speclalty Food Orchestra Broadway Show Specual Accommodahons For Banquets Up to 500 Route 9 W Upper Nyack Complzments of TONYS SERVICE STATION Orangeburg N Y VALLEY COTTAGE Dry Goods Store Ladles Men s and Chlldren s Wear Cel Doersch Prop H9 , . , ' . , . ' - . . U. S. - . N. Y. Y I O l 9 D , --..---- ----ee-----e:::,::--,:---::--::::e:---e:-::::::eeeeeceeeexe ------ -- -- A------- Y----Qvvoovvo--,-,-vv-ooooQ- ---- --- A------ --A FOREIGN CARS OF ROCKLAND Route 59 West Nyack, N. Y. Volkswagen-English Ford-MC-Hillman Rover-Jaguar-Mercedes Benz-Porsche ROBERT M. GROSSMAN Tel. Nyack 7-0066 Prop. or Nyack 7-3790 FERRERA G' BOASI 81 Main Street Phone 7 1032 Nyack N Y Frult Vegetables Frozen Food Crocernes B to the Class of 1956 Mr and Mrs Sydney P Bradshaw Nyack 7 1033 est W'SheS Everything rn Prlntmg Cr Rubber Stamps Namecards and Personal Stationery A Specualty 28 South Broadway Nyack N Y 120 ' , . . . - - a s 0 Q , . . :::o::: oooo::o:::: ::::--oooooo::: :::::::::::OO00::::9O::::: ggf13M'?g I M Compliments of HOMEROOM 113 Knnght Kochayda Kosel Krlven Klang Lang Lemure Lnnko Ludas Lulay Margolls McDermott McManus Muller Na Newell Noble Palmer Klem Kurland Lankau Lanzana W McDermott M Menaker C Moritz B Motto l2l A ff s. ' s. ' J. J. Il J. s. R. ' . D H S. Af P. ' T. ' s. o. ' c. v. F. M. ' . J.' .D 0000000 000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 00 00000000000000000- Compliments of MIL-MAR ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CORP. Air Conditioning, Reconversion and AII other types of sheet metal work Piermont Road Closter New Jersey Congratulations to the Class of 56 Board of Trustees NYACK HOSPITAL Compliments of BURNS HARDWARE AND PAINT COMPANY Nyack New York I22 1 ni in a : : : :0: :- 000 : 3 00: : : : : : : : : : : : 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 QQQQQQQLQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooo-::: : ::::o::::: :::: 3: ::: : : ::::o:: Congratulations to the 1956 Graduating CIass DEXTER PRESS, INC. WEST NYACK NEW YORK AII Work Done on Our Own Premises DRY VIN CLEANERS And Shirt Launderers Rockland County s Most Modern Cleaning Plant DRY CLEANING-FUR STORAGE RUG CLEANING TAILORING PICK UP Cr DELIVERY NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SERVICE 3 HOUR SERVICE No Mndland and Slxth Ave NYack 7 4080 CHARLIES MARKET CENTRAL NYACK MARKET Meat Poultry Provlslons DELICATESSEN 207 Mann Street Nanuet N Y Route 59 Phone Nanuet 3 284I Nyack 7 9887 I23 . H ! ' M 1 . . , . . .:-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Aoo--------A---o-A-o--Q---- A- ----A-A--A -+-- A- ----- ---A---------- SUPER SERVICE STATION Ray Colligan, Prop. Cas - Oil - Lubrication Main Street Nanuet, N. Y. Compliments to class of 56 AIR-RIDE AUTOMOBILES Inc Studebaker CARL TROJAH N Wyckoff N MEHLS PET SHOP The House of Quality CAGE BIRDS TROPICAL FISH PET SUPPLIES Lake Road fat Raul Road Crossmg1 Congers N Y COngers 8 2431 NYack 7 2795 ROCKLAND HOME ENTERPRISES Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors Awnings Venetian Blinds Jalousles Porch Enclosures Roofing and Siding Show Room C1 Offnce 137 Mann Street Nyack New Yo JACK M WELBORN STAN ABRAHAMSEN rk Nyack 7-2402 JERRY D'AURlA CONFECTIONERY Aristocrat Ice Cream Sold Exclusively 210 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. CROSS COUNTY DINER Route 59 West Nyack Food at its best CLUB 9 W Route 9 W Upper Nyack Excellent food ln a delightful atmosphere Luncheons S1 OO Full Course Dinners from S2 65 Serving 12 noon to 2 30 6 untul 9 00 CILIBERTO S GROCERY 198 Mann Street NY 7 9735 Nyack y A ll l 31 , - , N. Y. 124 00+ ------ --'sooo '---A- oo- -A-- A- ------ - ----- A---A------- ---- ------------- EAGLE ARMY AND NAVY Work Clothes - Sport Wear - Shoes 113 Main Street Nyack Phone NY 7-1791 Famous fOr ouR hamberCers Ice Cream coffeE sandwucheS 142 Mann St Nanuet N Y Compluments the Class of 1956 FRAHN MOTORS Inc Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks Sales Servlce Parts Route 9 W and Hugh Avenue Tel 7 0654 Nyack WALTER SPELLMAN JR durect N Y C phone LO 2 6565 NORTHCRAFT LIGHTING CORP Cedar Cr Burd St Nyack N Y Nyack7 2255 Nyack 7-3118 GRECO PAINT Cv WALLPAPER CO. Finest in Paints and Wallpapers 130 Main Street JOHN A. CRECO Nyack, N. Y. NYACK SERVICE STATION Shell Products Route9W Nyack N Y H A KOSEL O H KOSEL Compliments from the NYACK LUNCHEONETTE Complnments MR Cr MRS R E NOBLE Cr RICK . - ,N, Y. of 125 -Q--- --------------A- ---- Q ------- ---A- - - -A----- HOMEROOM I2 HOMEROOM I5 126 LT-'Q , ' 'XF-1 A h 5 4 'S' , 73 S' K , Q, - - s if .Aa 4' HOMEROOM 25 I S HOMEROOM 27 127 .AA -----.A- --,,AAAAA,A------AA-A---oo ----A ----- A AAAA AAA-A-- NAnuet 3-3888 ID NANUET TAXI SERVICE 7 Passenger Limousines For All Occasions Any Time - Any Place Reasonable Rates Radio Dispatched Cabs A A. RHODES Nanuet 3-8551 Compliments Cr Mrs Robert Menaker Telephone Nyack 7 OI99 MARTIN CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE CO Sales 8' Service 93 95 South Broadway RAY MARTIN Nyack DAVID McCOSKER Inc 68 70 Park Place New York 7 N Y Compliments of PAUL LEU KROTH Insurance Real Estate JAMES KILBY, Inc. 26 South Broadway Nyack New York Nyack 7 5200 LIBERTY APPLIANCE Sales and Service I IO Main St Nyack John F O Bruen Manager Phone NY 7 O3IO uality Satisfaction Service LEVINES FURNITURE STORE Furniture Lmoleums Carpets Bedding Appliances Complete Home Furnishers Phone Nyack 7 2250 247 Mann Street Nyack of Mr. . 1 - CO. - ' , , N. Y. E. , N. Y. 2 - Q . - . . - . ' , N, Y. I28 Congratulations SIGMA GAMMA HIY PRESIDENT Ginny Campbell VICE PRESIDENT Call Latham SECRETARY Sandra Knight CHAPLAIN Randy Brogan SE RCIEANTS AT ARMS Kate Delong Hazel Glynn Call Scott I29 - ------0--0+ ---- - -::-:::::::::::::0Q:::o:::::::::o- Yo- -,---v---v QQQQQQQQQ-- v-- v- - .,,, ,v Compliments of KEYROUSE PHARMACY Est. 1921 216 Main Street Nanuet, New York Compliments HAROLD Y MacCARTN EY THE LITTLE SHOP Ladies Cr Chlldren s Apparel an Some Men s Gifts Compliments of ORANGEBURG BOOSTERS NAnuet 3-2226 JACK J. SCHREIBER Real Estate and Insurance 27 West Route 59 At the 4 Corners Nanuet New York Nyack 7 0204 JERRY PRIOR Automotive Carbureter an Electrical Engineers Tappan pmrmom 2 1200 258 Main Street Nyack Compliment of NYACK BOWLING CENTER Compliments of NANUET DAIRY of d . , . d ' ' ' ,N Y. 130 - ---,-.----o: :gone : :----: 3 Q: : : : : : QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ300-000-0000 Compliments of ROCKLAND NURSERIES Western Highway Blauvelf New York STANLEY B, HUESTED, Prop. Nyack 7-3205 Compliments of MICHAEL ROMAN Plumbing Cr Heating Co 86 South Franklin Street Nyack N Y SCALES Cr FISHER sskvicz sTATloN Tires Batteries Lubrication Brakes Tune Up Washing 80 South Broadway Nyack 7 1688 Our Service at Your Service ROCKLAND LIGHT fr POWER COMPANY 131 n o 0 , . . . . . e:::-n:::o::::::ooo::::::::::o:::::::::::: ::QQ-0::::::::oo-Q Compliments of LUCKY'S The Store for Men and Boys Compliments of WIDMANN'S BROS. BAKERY Spring Valley N Y Spring Valley 6 0l65 VALLEY COTTAGE PHARMACY Kings Highway Valley Cottage N Y Phone Congers 8 8760 Nyack 7 0445 CALLO BROS BELL CLEANERS If DYERS Modern Dry Cleaning Plant Samtone Dry Cleaning Route 59 West Nyack N Y CROSSROADS SERVICE General Auto Repair Wheel Alignment - Wheel Balancing Route 303 - Valley Cottage, N. Y, Congers 8-8755 HARRY MINFORD Cr SON Building Cr General Contractors Jobblng NYack 7 0691 7 3703 Cr MRS FRED SCHNEIDER J Our Best Wishes to the Class of '56 TAXI Phone Nyack 7 3300 CAGLIONE BROS Burd St Nyack N Y MR. . , R 132 'SQ qw, HOMEROOM 205 HOMEROOM 129 133 v' ' A: v V... L 4 . 5 . - ' L I ,, vw' v,,,YYvv-Yv,,- Yv,--, ,,,., -oo- NYack 7-0231 - 7-0640 - 7-0670 -Long Distance Trips Anywhere- NYACK TAXI SERVICE NYACK'S ONLY 24-HOUR RADIO DISPATCH SERVICE YOUR WESTERN UNION AGENT I2 Park Street Nyack New York Complnments ROCK!-AND LEIF S LUNCHEONETTE SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS Valley Cottage New York Travaglum Bros Complnments KA BAR CO REALTY CORP West Nyack New York Nyack 7 OSI7 Toys Box Candy Plpes South Broadway Nyack Compliments of THE VILLAGE BAKERY Congers New York F Prato Prop - ..... ---------- ..... ,-,---------A----- .... -----------------,,,,-------- JALOUSIE WINDOW CORP. OF AMERICA Manufacturers of Jalousie Windows Combination Storm Windows Aluminum Awnings Unpainted Furniture Lawn Furniture Wrought Iron Furniture Bath Enclosures 39 W. Route 59 Nanuet 3-3050 Nanuet, N. Y. Tel. Nanuet 3-2038 Vince Rhodes Prop. NANUET SERVICE CENTER Carburetor and Ignition Repairs Generators Starters Bear Wheel Alignment Balancing Lubrication Repairs Mann Street Nanuet N Y STEVENSON 8' HIGGINS FUNERAL HOME 24 South Middletown Rd Nanuet New York Telephone Nanuet 3 2266 Compliments of ROCKLAND SURGICAL CO Hospital and Physicians Supplies 37 North Broadway Nyack 7 3030 THE SCOOP Western Highway Blauvelt, New York Dolly Madison Ice Cream Rust Craft Cards Magazines - Newspapers Toys - Gifts and Stationery Piermont 2-0775 ALLAN F. SEEBACH Trucking Sand Gravel Fill Land Cleared Grading Lawns Driveways Plowing Dsscmg Mowlng P O Box I36 Tappan N Y Compliments Of PIANO STUDIO ALMA POH LEM US Tel Nanuet3 2833 ROCKLAND PAPER PRODUCTS Wholesalers Statlonery Notions General Merchandise Prospect Ave PERCY AUERBACH Nanuet N Y v or 135 :::::::::::o:A-QQo---oQ---+- --A vv -v ---vo-v-- NYack 7-2848 ABRAHAM E. BOBER Real Estate General Insurance 12 South Broadway Nyack ,N.Y. ROCKLAND REFRIGERATION CO., Inc. 127 Main Street Nyack N Y Frrgrdarre Products Whlrlpool Products Compliments of HOMETOWN CLEANERS Orangeburg N Y Phone Plermont2 1768 HAGUE S PHARMACY Prescrrptrons S Alpert PhC- Lake Road Congers Tel Congers 8 2447 8 9876 -v--,---,::-::::::::--::-:--::e:::Q--Q-A Compliments of HUTTON-JOHNSON CO. Main Street Nanuet, N, Y. Phone: Nanuet 3-3851 Success to Class of '56 HILL S APPLIANCE Nyack New York GLYNN S SHOE STORE Quallty Smce 1892 136 Mann Street Nyack New York Compliments JOHN GRELL , . . , 0- . . 1 1 - . , . . ' Q I . . . , . . ooo00.00.900QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ:::::::::o:::::::::::::::::Q: ----,,--A--A YAAYYYY ----- ,v-, v ,,-,, ----, ,,.. ,,,::::::::::::::::::o::::::: JOHNSON BROTHERS Stationers Hallmark Greeting Cards Borden's Ice Cream Toys - Newspapers l8l Main Street Nanuet, N, Y. THE BLAUVELT PHARMACY Western Highway Blauvelt New York Tel Nyack 7 1474 FRANKS MIDTOWN MEAT MARKET Poultry Meats Free Delivery l25 Main Street Nyack N Y Phone NYack 7 l277 A YANKO Apparel Shop l2 South Broadway Nyack New York Congratulations to the class of '56 From a Friend Pearl River 5-4702 RICHARD'S SPORTS EQUIPMENT Sporting Goods Hobbies 44 V2 Central Ave BOB RICHARD Pearl River OTTO KIMMEL l89 lvlam Street Nyack N Y Awnings Venetian Blinds Flags Phone Nyack 7 0625 Phone NYack 7 9755 NYACK FOOD CENTER Cut Rate Groceries and Delicatessen l4l Main Street Corner of Main and Franklin St ' ,N.Y l37 NYack 7-0497 KERCHMAN'S Distinctive Ladies' Apparel and Accessories 77 Main Street Nyack, New York PICKWICK LIBRARY 80 Main St. Nyack, N. Y. 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 Gifts NYack 7 1754 HERBETS SHOE STORE Buster Brown Red Cross 98 Mann Street Nyack N Compliments of HAWVERMALE S INC Hardware Housewares Plumbing Supplies Norge Appliances Electrical Supplies JAMES ZABRISKIE ON BROADWAY NYACK, NEW YORK Congratulations to the Class of 56 SCOTTYS ITALIAN GARDENS Compliments of DANIEL T BRUCKER Compliments of TURNER AND CIANCIMINO Wines and Liquor Store ' , .Y. 138 HOMEROOM 220 HOMEROOM 214 139 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-o::::::::---- BARON'S OF NYACK, Inc. Compliments of Rockland Counl'y's Largest Furniture, Floor Cov ering, Bedding MAC'S FURNITURE CO. l54-176 Main Street Nyack, New York Nyack, New York I , Q simon S CHURCH ON 9vv BET HIGH a. sicmes Aves l 0 prions NYACK7 0595 n,,,'.-still Afiziiii-gf PETS PARADISE Inc Nyack 7 0104 Rockland County s Complete Pet Shop Tropical Fish Bur HOTEL ST GEORGE ds Animals and Pet Supplies Nyack New York 9 South Broadway Nyack N Y J LEONE Prop Phone Nyack 7 3278 RENE S DINER Compliments of Open 24 Hours A Day JAMES HOYLE CO on Route 303 Orangeburg N Y Plumbing and Heating l4O T QQ 4 9 I ' : - L X M ,,,, ,,,,,..--... 5 CHARLES LOOS, Inc. Fern Brooks Farm Brand Yonkers, N, Y. Compliments of LEWIS F. STOCKMEYER PHOTOGRAPHER Nyack N Y GALLO Cr CORNELIA Televlslon Amr Condlhomng Nyack 7 0197 Guns Ammunlhon Nyack N Y JOSEPH GAETA Telephone Nyack 7 1435 Formal Wear for Hlre HARRYS AUTO GLASS H UNDERSTILLER Prop 64 Hugh Avenue Nyack N Y 123 Mann Street Nyack N Y 141 , . . .. . .. . .. I ,. . 4 or 'H 1 . , . - , . , . . vv-v-Y vrvvv -- Yvvvvrv 'Y vvvvv Y ,,,,,, ,- ,,,, ,,,,, ,-------, .... v::Q-:::: B L U E B I R D Fashions for TEENS-GIRLS-JUNIORS MISSES-WOMEN Nyack, New York B Cv M DELICATESSEN Cr PRODUCE CO. Ready to Serve Foods To Take Out Informatnon Call NY 7 l492 40 South Franklun Street Nyack New York Telephone Nyack 7 2444 C M SHORTER Cr SON Conace Flowers ART FLORAL SHOP 58 South Broadway Nyack New York Next to Post Offnce Complnments SKOURAS Pamhng Paperhangmg Decorahng ROCK'-AND THEATER Central Nyack N Y Compliments THE KNITTING NOOK 34 South Broadway Nyack New York Nyack New York Nyack 7 9783 HILLTOP RESTAURANT Speclalnzung nn Italian and American Dushes Sea Food Puzza Pne 3l2 Mann St Nyack N l42 ' of 3 D ' of ' 1 v- YYYYY -,,,,,,- ,v,,.. Q .... -v-v- ------- ---------- ---- - - ------'---'-- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SPARKILL For Speedy Service NYACK LUMBER COMPANY JACK FEINBERC ALEX ISRAEL Route 9W Upper Nyack N NYack 7 2998 Phone Congers 2188 APPEL HILLTOP SERVICE STATION Louis APPEL Prop General Auto Repanrs Towung Route 303 Valley Cottage N Y Metered Gas - Gas Appliances Cylinder Cas - Electrical Appliances ECONOMY GAS COMPANY, Inc. Route 9W Congers N Y Congers 8 6690 Nanuet 3 2858 It s Puzza that s all PIE MAN RESTAURANT Valley Cottage N Y VAN HOUTEN Cr BECK Inc Hardware Palnt Class Boat Supplles 78 South Broadway Nyack New York TRAVERSON S MARKET Quality Foods Slnce I906 75 South Broadway Tel NYack 7 OOO7 NYaCk New Yofk l43 , .Y. , . . i ' P 1 , . 1 , . . , . . 9 1 i . . - . 1 , - 1 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o:::: ', :::::::::::::: v--,-------- Y ----,vvvv----oooQQo:::::---:--------A'A-'AO--OA Compliments of SHANKS SUPER MARKET BROOKS SHOPPE Town and Country Clothes Broadway Nyack New York Opposlte Rockland Theatre Compllments of JENSEN CREENHOUSE an FLOWER SHOP Cut flowers of all descrrptlons Puermont 2 Ol I7 Compliments DR MILTON SALKIND 78 Mann Street Nyack N Y Congratulations to the Class of ' Mr. and Mrs. C. Leroy Scheinler WILCOX 8 GIBBS SEWING MACHINES Industrral Sewrng Machrnes Manufacture and Sales Nyack N Y Complvments of PARTRIDGE BROTHERS Inc Real Estate and Insurance West Nyack N Y Tel Nyack 7 3209 Compluments of WEST NYACK TRAP ROCK CORP d D . of . l44 1 7 HOMEROOM 31 HOMEROOM 33 J-gag' 1... 145 Compliments of WAGSCHAL'S Stationery - Books Sporting Goods Nyack, N. Y. NATHANSON PHARMACY MORRIS Gr SOLL NATHANSON, Props lFormerly With Whelan Drugl In Business For Your Health Phone NYack 7 l834 V2 in St Opposite Woolworth s Nyack New York Telephone NY 7 ll28 WILLIAM BROWN Cr SON City Store in the Country Furniture and Gift Shop Radios Refngerators and Washing Machines l22 IZ4 Main St Nyack 2 NYack 7 OO84 HOLLIDAY Jeweler 95 Main Street Nyack N Y NElSNER'S Clothiers and Haberdashers Rockland County's Leading MEN'S STORE Tops in Baby Bottoms SANITARY DIAPER SERVICE 7l High Avenue Nyack New York Phone NYack 7 lO86 Congratulations to the Class of l956 PENGUIN l45 Main Street Nyack New York NYack 7 2l4l JOHN FRANK lFormerly R Cierhardtl Grocery Delicatessen Cold Beer and Ale Fountain Service 241 North Broadway Upper Nyack N Y 1 - 95 Ma' . - ' . , N, Y. I I46 AA --------- -- ---- ---A--A--------------- Phone NYack 7-OOO9 Insurance ALBERT A. ENGELS Real Estate Broker Appraiser Four Corners West Nyack, N. Y. Compliments of ROCKLAND PHOTO SHOP NYACK New York Complsments of G' HOMER B LYDECKER SON 2I South Broadway Nyack New York ZIRPS SHOE REPAIR 4 South Franklm Street Nyack New York Compliments of LULEICH'S BAKERS 86 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0307 ANDY HARRY NYACK NASH CORP. Authorized Nash Dealer New and Used Cars Sales and Service 62 Burd Street Nyack N Y NYack 7 OO45 Compliments of QUALITY CLEANERS Nyack New York Phone NY 7 OO95 N Y S L 3352 SCHWARTZ Cr CROSS Imported G' Domestnc Wmes 8 Liquors 26 South Franklin St Nyack N Y . n-- n n , I . . ,.. Congratulations from MAGNUS PEDERSEN Jeweler NYACK NEW YORK Phone NYack 7 Ol l7 ROBERT SCHMITT COMPANY HOMEMADE ICE CREAM LUNCHEONETTE 84 Main Street Nyack N Y Rockland County's First Pharmacy SHEA'S DRUG STORE NYack 7-0600 Prescription Service Since 1843 NYACK FACULTY ASSOCIATION Best Wishes to the Class of 56 NYACK AUTO PARTS Inc Complete Machine Shop Service Alemlte Equipment Engine Rebuilding Service Station and Garage Equipment Prestone and Truck Anti Freeze Sherwin Williams Color Matching Service Crank Shaft Grinding Phone NYack 7 lO6O 7 O8ll 267 Main Street - , , --------------A------------,----------, HENRY RAMCKE Florist - Grower Phone NYack 7-0402 BUNNY HAIRE, Inc Auto Supplies Carburetor - Brake - Ignition Kings Highway Tel, Congers 8-6I II Valley Cottage, N. Y. WILL'S GARAGE Service A SPECIALTY I4 New Street Nyack N Y Repairs on All Makes of Automobiles Chevrolets a Specialty Compliments of Cedarhlll Ave and Depot Place STEVE 5 BEAUTY PARLQR Nyack N Y Phone NYack 7 9842 Nyack N Y Cornplaments e SENIOR THESPIANS 49 of th I VALLEY COTTAGE HARDWARE CORP. Lake Road Valley Cottage, N. Y CO 8-2335 -vs--Y .--Y.. -vv2:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- Compliments of RIVER VALLEY FROZEN FOODS Compliments Dlamond 3-3889 Dlamond 2-4041 YANKEE LINEN SUPPLY Independent Suppluer Mrs Catherrne C Whelan 341 Hudson St Hackensack Tel Nanuet 3 2295 B VALLIGNY If no answer call New Cnty 4 2301 For Real Estate and Insurance see PEDERSEN S 27 Mann Street Nanuet New York Ladues Hanrdressmg NYack 7 0105 23 So Broadway Nyack New York Best Wishes Class of 56 NYACK MILLWORK 150 of l ' ' . ,N. J. HOMEROOM 23 HOMEROOM 24 151 QQQQAAQ--0-A---1 -- Tel, NYack 7-0325 CLIFFORD STOTT Mason fr Contractor I5 Francis Ave. Nyack RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled rm tsmansbzp su erb qualxty YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES Gm CLUST I7 JOHN STREET NEW YORK 8 N Y BOSTON 0 PROVIDENCE MANUFACTURING IEWELERS Compllments of C BERTRAND LEITNER Real Estate Insurance 6 South Broadway Nyack N Y ov .... oooooog------A ---- ------- ------A-- ---------- .... --o,,,--,,- Compliments of EAGLE CONFECTIONERS, Inc. lO6 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. Tel. NYack 7-0870 or 7-3281 G. CICALONI Burlder and Contractor 7 Rockland Place Nyack N INTERSTATE PAPER PRODUCTS nc Clufton Avenue Clifton N J Compllments from and Mrs John Marsrllno So Mann Street Nyack N Y f ' , P 4 ,I . - Mr. . ' ' l52 1:o::::3::::::::::-::o::::: NYACK LAUNDRY and CLEANERS 50 Lydecker Street Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0274 GEORGE B. RU DDELL Printing - Engraving Photo Offset Corner Depew and Raulroad Ave Nyack New York Phone NYack 7 1374 Compliments of UPPER NYACK WINE fr LIQUOR STORE B A BOIGAN Prop North Broadway ,-------vv,----v--Y-ov Telephone NYack 7-0980 MAXWELL'S Dresses - Wearing Apparel Accessories On Broadway Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-2465 NYACK SPORT SHOP GEORGE W. TANGES Guns and Ammunition Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle and Supplies Outh Broadway Nyack BURTON S A Quality Food Store Meats Groceries Hardware Feed and Mason Maternal Phone Puermont 2 0334 Tappan New York :o::q:: - Uniforms N The Fnendly Bank NANUET NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatnon I53 ,-,-------A------- --- --v ..,.. --v .... 0,---Qo Office NYack 7-0553 Res. NYack 7-I807 v---vv--vvv---so----:::::::oo::::oo::::::: Luck and Success to HAROLD A. WILLIAMS mass of '56 General Insurance Kos'-IN'S PHARMACY I 4 North Broadway 96 Main Street Nyack Nyack' N, Y. Phone NYack 7-0688 Compliments Congratulations to of Class of SOL WA'-TER on Elsmsunc CAMP JOY ACRES THE FINEST IN DAY AND RESIDENT CAMPS Chvldren from 4 to I6 Compluments THE FABRIC HUT 37 39 North Broadway Nyack N Y Fabrlc for AII Needs MAIN WINE Cr LIQUOR STORE Free Dehvery I54 ll56!1 ' of HOMEROOM 19 Allen Bradshaw Briggs Brogan Bronte Caliman Cambell Cant Caputo Cervinl Cianciamino J. Christopher xx B Cohen W Aldrich Arnold . Bennett . Blauvelt . Bradshaw . Bryant . Caglione J. Caruso H. Chaize R. Chaize 155 ----xv- .-.v-. --:v4:-:- .,,.. ----v- -5? 'ff' :: 9 X Shdll Love an sed car of her own FAULKNER FORD Nyack N Y Compliments of WHITES FUNERAL HOME South Broadway Nyack N Y N E D E L L Real Estate Insurance l74 Route 4 Paramus N J HUbbard 7 2236 Congratulations Class of '56 HOM EROOM 222 K. Besso J. Brazilian R. Bernier J. Bossono M. Anderson P. Corbet M. Alpert S. Ayres C. Avery P. Bolte M. Allgor M. Allison R Blauvelt J Birkland M Baraley R Allen E Bosshardt J Calhoun NYack 7 3400 WELLENS LUMBER AND SUPPLY C0 Inc Everything in Buuldmg Supplres Rt 59 West Nyack N Y Opp Auction City Market Compliments of BAU MAN DAIRY ! - - ---..--..... -----.. Congratulatnons to the Class of 56 SAM S STAR MARKET 5 v 1 QQQQQQQQQQQQ -Q QQ-.. '9-o1:-1:-- --- A:oooc---- oooooooooooo HOMEROOM Z2 Dr and Mrs Percy Goldstem Dr and Mrs G Gordon Kmght Mass Natalne Kelly Mass Nutt Mrs Wllllam Hertz and Judy Mrs Edith Lugston Wllllam Kelly an an an an an an an and and and an an and an and an and and and and A Frlend Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs August Cervmv Harold De Wnck E Dnckens Fabnan Englander Raymond Frae LeRoy Cates Richard Gerhardt Matthew Gnesbeck Bradford Hartwlck Chrls Kelly Howard Ketterer Hugo Kolb Frank Marten a T Probert Raymond Van Saun John R Van Wyke George Wamsley Raymond Wray Charles V Wnrtenson Addie and Mack BOOSTERS Al Johnson Ann and Howue Arthur Owen Bertha Trojahn Betty and Paul Bo Dnddley Carol Kmetz Carol and Teddy Carolee and Samuel Cathy Post Charles and Mary Lenhart Charlie and Barbara Charlue and Bull Dnmples Daxue and Steve Don Savell Ednth Troyahn Ellle Hernaez Florence lserman Florence Wamsley Florme and Clay Fran and Cookie Gmny and Johnny Jay and Terry Jean Ann and Gooch Jeanne and Jnmmy Jeanne and Sklp Jerry Bob and Charlle Joan and Paul John Evelyn John Ron and Jlm John Young Jon and Kathleen Judy and Jerry Judy and Ted Kannl Klrwood Manlyn Trogahn Maud Trojahn Maxnne Englander Me Marv and Doc Moo Cow North Carolina and Pennsylvania Umv Patrick Wray Pete and Marne Ronnie and Jane Rootze Gallo Ru and Don Saundra and Chrus Shlrley Halgren Ctephen Paul Wray Theresa and Angelo Tony Wallace Walt and Brenda Wesley and Knucks Wulson Owen Yvonne and Joe Hook Kate and Gene l58 Mr. . . . . Mr. d . ' ' ' ' Mr. d . ' ' Mr. d . . ' ' Mr. d , ' , , Mr. d . ' Mr. d . ' ' ' Mr. d . ' ' ' Mr. . ' ' ' ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' ' ' ' Mr. d . ' Mr. d . S. S. J. H. Mr. , ' Mr. d . Pi ' ' Mr. . . ' ., Mr. d . ' mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith Helene and Holly Trudi and Lyn r. . . Mr. . Mr. , ' Mr. . . ' ' ' 2 ?mm,9,..Pm LAYOUT SERVICE PERSONAL ATTENTION EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS AIDS CONTROLLED PRODUCTION CLOSE COOPERATION WITH ADVISER AND STAFF POSITIVE DELIVERY DATE 546Z64fmQ6 'X 401' 9' 45,4 QW fQ y2f:rJ . Magma moczanfw 66,6 2 SMULL AVENUE CALDWELL NEW JERSEY A N N U A LS CITIZENS BANK BUILDING 0 CALDWELL 65050 I y 1 L0 ' S 1 E N N. iw 5 1 , ' G C O AUTOGRAPHS