Ossining High School - Wizard Yearbook (Ossining, NY)

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BEST ABTISTSfGeorge Horton, Vvilma Johnson FAME MOST MAGNETIC PERSONALI- TIES!Rosen1ary Censullo, Pete Brown BEST DBESSED- Marion D,An1ato, Mike Sarcone 1 BEST MUSICIANS-Ralph Trapasso, Dorothy Pennington MOST ATHLETIC-Tom Doty, Judy Morris BEST LOOKING-Ann MariefMessina, Eric Biedermann 25

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PEPPIEST-'l'01n Turbox, Louise WllCIllll HALL OF DONE MOST FOR 0. H. Sf- Efl Mattson, Sue RCiSClllIlilllll BEST ALL ROUNDfYViHa1 Hansen, Pete Bulll MOST STUDIOUS- Agues Gonsulves, Dave Petersen MUST LIKELY TO SUC- CLASS THESPIANSg CLASS CASANOVAS- CEED-Liz Ogrmlnik, Maureen Mucken, Joe Costa ,l0llll Lune, Judy lwead Bob Kaplan 24 A

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CLASS HISTORY OW as the final days for the Class of 1957 draw to a close, many are the Seniors who pause to recall their five fun and work-filled years in OHS. Those first few months in 1952 were certainly hectic-not only to the stu- dents but to the teachers as well. With the onslaught of 1953, the 1957 uballs of firei' seemed to be out to bet- ter all previous school records. First, they elected Ed Mattson, Dave Peter- sen, Ken Engkvist, and Dot Pennington, to lead them in this year of 1953-54. The class next found their social ad- visers in the duo-combination of Mrs. Harriet Mahoney and Abe Fischler. During the year, the class of 1957 dis- tinguished itself by placing 55 of its ranks in the Scholarship Group, and more than 85 per cent of this number remain on even 'til today, a record in itself. In February, the class gave its first all-school dance, uCupid's Rendez- vous. A big hit! Late in June, the class elected its officers: Tom Tarbox, Agnes Consalves, Willa Hansen, and Denis Hanlon. This was tl1e year the class ordered its rings down by the trophy case, the OHS teams were cheered on by the vivacious enthusiasm of Willa Hansen, Judy Mead, and Susan Reischmann. Decem- ber found the OHS hockey team sparked by Curt Rosenkranz, Ralph Trapasso, and Roger Kerr. As March approached, applications for the Lead- er's Club, Key Club, and ABC were being busily filled out before the dead- lines. In May, all thoughts turned to publicizing the class Moving-Up-Day dance, thus ending an outstanding year, 1954-55. The Junior year loomed ahead at last. With a feeling of responsibility, the officers, Ed Mattson, Dave Petersen, Willa Hansen, and Louise Whelan, met in room 305 and formed a class execu- tive council, comprised of representa-