Ossining High School - Wizard Yearbook (Ossining, NY)

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IN MEMORIAM HARRY TARBOX 1941 - 1957 ADELEE ALLEN AUDREY ANDERSON CARL ANDERSON CAROL ANN ARMISTO ANTHONY BARDARI GEORGE BEHRENS ANTHONY BELDOTTI KENNETH BELLANTONI 26

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for this was the year of all the Sweet 16 gifts and parties. The sophs weren't even too surprised that Mical Koocher's party drew a bigger crowd than Autumn Nocturne, the Class of l58's dance held the same evening. But there was another side to this year: its great emphasis on scholastic activity. It was the time when the gay, young sophomores became professional butchers under Mr. Fischlerls expert biological guidance, and it was a time for learn- ing note-taking proficiency from Mrs. Clark, who successfully covered a couple of decades a day in her history course. Finally, the sophomores closed that fun-filled year with one of the most beautiful Moving-Up Day Dances of all, Sayonara, and they also said farewell to Mr. Sipe, who left them to teach in Japan. And then, with a sudden shock, came the Junior Year, led by Wayiue McCormack, Tony Beldotti, Margot Gensler, and Margo Traino. This was the year of hard work. It was interrupted with the Christmas holiday spirit and the Annual Christmas Dance. That year The Crystal Ballu was the scene of another sad farewell: Mrs. Smyth, the second of our two original advisors, left also, and Miss T. Rae Stern and Mr. James Rankin were called upon to advise for the remainder of the year at OHS. Among the stirring memories of that historical year was Jack Donahue's fantastic jump shot that saved that all-important Scarsdale basketball game in its last minutes. A perfect end- ing to a perfect year came in the form of the wonderful junior Prom, the first held in the new gym. And now, a little sorrowfully, Doc sketched in that last year for Ossie. The season was started wonderfully by the presentation of the Senior Play, during which the lovely usherettes came to Miss Stern with the unbelievable words: We're out of tickets and seats!'l Then came the Senior Prom. Many other outstanding achievements followed, including Bill Powers' and jimmy Worden's win- ning of places on the Westchester all-public school soccer team-not just an athletic achievement, but a matter of pride to the Senior Class. Oh, and who doesn't remember that grand Christmas Party complete with Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Rein- deer! Then there was one main thought in each Seniorls mind: what am I going to do next year? Many were anxious to be accepted at college, many wanted to go into the armed services, and all wanted to graduate. Everyone was looking forward to the big Senior Week, and, most important, Graduation Day. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Clorlewire-McCormack, Vice-President, Gensler, Secre- tary, Reilly, President, Komorgen, Treasurer.

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,MWAZ WWC' I'-fu' 1 AMW JOHN BENKE BONITA BIRO BARBARA BOECKMANN JOHN BORST RALPH BROPHY JUDITH BROWN JANICE BUDNICK JUDITH CALL THERESA CAMPOBASSO PATRICIA CANERO RICHARD CARSON PATRICK CHEATHAM MARIE CIANFAGLIONE VERONICA CIRAMI LOIS COLLINS JAMES CONKLIN 27