Pearl River High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pearl River, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

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X ' 'M' Q X x Yil---,,- ...o-q 5' sw ..- WN' W?2ffQ,475 Class of 19-N fjeafzl Qfaea Sofzacaf PEARL RIVER NEW YORK We is 7h wma of W Za MISS IRENE PATTERSON whose quvet forcefulness has had a determnnung rnfluence on the Sensor Class and whose constant cheerfulness and patience have encouraged us hroughout our hngh school years To her we extend our srncerest thanks and best wrshes for the future S 3, Q, , Q.'. :,1 4 1 'Mfg '41, Q V Q t . 1 . ,wan 41 ,av K7 Virginia Van Dine UCI W,XIxam Wm BUSINESS STAFF 5,5 ness Manage' 'NIILLIAM k'.-XSNEQ Ass staff 5,15 css Vafagc EN ELYN DOLSLAS C 'zv 57 :A 'drags' KALR EL. NCQXN ,..-I-vfn- 4--.Y AT,.f..b , Na a,c THOMAS GRTFFTTH Ass sfaf' ASw9'Y 5 'g Mafagcf JACQUEUNE SELPGNY Mamagcr of F mance FQED KANDLER Typwst DOROTHY BARSNAANJN MURVEL. RETZ MARIE SLADE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 31 I. ie--VCL cf' 'Z2E.. L, L -.wx HE G- 14 ff, rm- vf ,4,,,, f,L'A.P, -v-ff .., .- - -,-- EDITORIAL ' ' f-1,.l. . , STAFF , -., E-EMAH ff - .- M .-'x H -KJ L, gwi, . ,, CNIZC pn: If Q- Q-4 ','f,R'v',L.'. Pf-'ES L':'e', EW: 'aff L'c'aw E: 3'1'7i'f 'QC,Er-I f-USE KX- KE XA, L 'CKY' E1 'i 5:03 ETH XARTHUQ HE SSEPZL f4',DRl.'f fvJ'L!- ft, -'Q'-f Sg,: f. E1 M Cul, E 1 vc- FRANCE5 RUCKEL OLYMPIA VERGV4 Type? Typ-sf EEIYNICE Mi-'JSVIELD HELE'-J SCHAFFNER . ff -A WWW EVA B CRABTREE ESTHER V DAY r Englssh L X HXCKS SAMUE Prmfxpax Supa 'img HAROLD Y STINE Musuc MARGARET M METRESS Physical Education ELIZABETH H MURPHY Hustory Socsal Stuches BERNARD G SWIFT FRANCES THOMPSON lndustrual Arts Home Eco I'1O!'T1 ICS 4! Ss YH CUT-TY ooL FA JuNxoR HGH SCH MARY A MCDONOUGI-I ELLEN M DINNEEN RAYMOND GODFREY WILLIAM R LAWRENCE Commerce Scaence Mathematics Scuence Matnematucs Engltsrt IRENE PATTERSON ELIZABETH A PHILPOTT French Er1gIIsI't Llbfaflan LILLIAN THOMPSON Nurse DOROTHY E TRUESDELL Latm I-Instory IRA V SHUTTLEWORTI-I Physical Educatnon LI LLIAN RUSHMEYER Commerce CAROLYN WIGI-IT Mathemattcs HUBERT WILKINC German Socnal Stud es GRADE EACULTY OFFICE STAFF fl 455 R7 r I R I I A I I CLASS HISTORY 41 T all comes back to us now when we consuder how our lufe IS spent and when we review the many Incidents that made our four years at P R H an unforgettable seraes of worthwhule experlences Of course we can all turn back the clock to that flrst day un September whuch now mlngles with the memories of the past when we nervously treaded our way past the snde door wade eyed dumb and a wary of those bug umpor tant looknng Sensors lt dld not take us long however before we became accustomed to bells Interrupting classes and the fact that traffuc officers must be heeded lWe were well on our way nowll Freshmen un P R H Next came those terrnflc struggles wnth Algebra Latun General Scuence and all the other subjects that gave the novlce Freshman a headache Then before we knew at a year had passed and we found ourselves Sophomores lWe are now cllmbung up In the world l As Sophomores we dnstunguushed ourselves by cooperatung and berng together formlng one uniform class ln our Junuor year as upperclassmen we held many social successes ln cludnng the Junlor Hop and the Junior Prom We began our Washvngton eer fund early galnnng a tldy lnttle sum by vendlng nuckel candy bars and homemade cake Then came that year of years our Sensor Year and we revelled IH the knowledge that we were at last Sensors ln May the Washlngtoneers went to the capitol and absorbed a but of knowledge and had an opportunity to watch o government at work Toward the end of the school year when June and the home stretch began to pop Into saght we worked to our capacuty nn order to attaln favor able marks ln our exams l-lowever ln a few years all of our memorses wull be thlngs of the past or the hlstory of the class of l94l 'N sg 6 I the first class in the history of P. R. H. to ever join the different homerooms 51' MARIO E. ABLONDI College Course Gutch The world knows naught of nts greatest men. Football Manager 3, Baseball Manager 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, Auto Mechanlcs 4 '. EGIDIO S. BREDA K! General Course 'GIQSH 4 I, I burst the bu gales of people's thou htsfl Soccer 2, 3, 4, Glele Club 4, Gondolters, Washingt neers Co- ChaIrmaf1f4,,LGl 0- PIBY 3, 42 Pearl River Payers , 4, Traftlc Judge 4, goto Mec antcs Club 4kVHockey . , ENO C. CANTONE General Course One Cornpet tion the DI e Of 'Lflskfv' ice' Ban' , 2, 3, 4, gffglub I, 2' Fre man Ba et , J. V. a ketball I, . Basebail ll V' 5,y F ll 3, 4' Varsnty Bay all 2, 3, 4:'Yf5ET?v East bal 2, 3, MIJAK 2, 3. 45 Q99 ettaw uto Mec Club 4, V tty' Soccer '2, 5, 4- JLXVO r Lv v A' ' b - I'- , ' L If SHIRLEY LOUISE CLARK Commercial Course ShirI Srlence breeds thought, Thought breeds results. Archery I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Socrety 4, Wasl-ungtoneers 4. M-.Nm X 1 ANDREW JOSXPHXAV l LA 'ku 1 fl MARTHA HILDA BABCOCK General Cqhrtgex ' 'Andy' She moves a goddess and , N looks a queen. Thfel the thngs I snail , H H we f 51 I 4,91 Academlc Course Mart Laug Ref, hOpfN'mdx 5 J 'WUC Glee Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals .N In my eye' I, French Club 3, Trafflc Squad 'Nracl2 1, 2, 3,'-4, Captam 4, 3, 4: Terlrlls 2, Waihfnetoneefs -Y 3, Mflaa-bffrcer 2, Pres- nt 4, Y arbook Statt, Intra- uratc Champs 4, Washlngton- VS. . -, I 1 ' 4 Y Ol fl? Q0 xl 1 I 4, Operetta I, Drum Major 2. MARY LOUISE COLLINS Commerclal Course LOulC Good Intentions clothe thelm- selves with sudden powerf Glee Club l, Washlngtoneers 4. WNW '11-Egsgg -vw K-2 we-.r,..,.-,. t , L JOHN ED OSTIGAN General 'Stle re rv et well- 'Ix e Q Fo 2, , Track 2, 3, 4, Gai I. DOROTHY HEN R I ETTA BARGMANN College Entrance Course Dot To waste a second IS to waste a day, G. O, Reoresentatrve I, German Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Secretary 4, Llbrary Club 4, Honor Society 4, Lead- ers' Club 4, Blcycle Club 4, Washrngtoneers 4, Yearbook Typust 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, 4. SYLVESTER ODELL BROWN College Entrance Course Joe The mlrror of all thoughtful- ness reflects In htm. Soccer 2, Ice Hockey 4, Trafflc Squad 4, Auto Mechanic Club 4, Band I. DOROTHY CARL General Course Oottne Stlence as the flrst lesson in DOIS9.H HI-Y Club 4. Y, .J , , owfao Llucomjyik College E t ourse Home ChIvalro In every deed, Calm, dellberate In every need. Gotoall 2, Sf 4, Baseball 3 3, 4, Hockey 4, Intramurals' as- ketball Ghamplons 4, G. O. l, 3, 49-'Boys Hr-Y 4, Secretary 4, Honor S clety 4, Traffn. Squad 4, Freqcz Club 3. v ,Z JAMES ARTHUR DE GRAW General Course Jimmy A pleasant fellow and well liked. Glee Clubll, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Sectional Tour- nament 4, Washingtoneers 4. EVELYN MARIE DEXTER Academic Course 'Ev' A quick remark at the right time is better than all the talk- ing in the world at the wrong time. Intramurals lg French Club 3, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Tennis 2, Wahingtoneers 4, Operetta lg Drum Maior 2. 4 MARGARET CLARKE , DONAHUE College Entrance Course Margo What is done by her is well done. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Pearl River Players 2, 3, 4, Pencil Points l, 2, Library Club 3, 4, President 4, Jognibr Sportsman ,Club 3, Le C rcle Francars'5, 4, Buccaneer lg Washmgtoneers 3, 4, Intra- murals l, 2, FRED USERMAN C0ll9Qe Entrance Course Else A true sportsman, gentle but firm. Track l, 2, 3, 4, volley Ball 1, Golf l, Junior Sportsman, Wash- Lnofogeers, lntramural Basket- a . RUTH ESTHER DE GRAW General Course Woofie To think before you speak is noble, Words cannot be recalled. Glee Club l, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 4. ups.: - ' I -'fr - 'l 0' 1' nl yn, ldlfll Colepe rvtr ,,. fl , W . He t s thin ag f y com ' n 2 ' 4 a all 2, 4 resident ashin neersl 4 anics 4, Bo ra- m rals 4, ffic Squa , , , Class Pr dent l, 2, Vice-Presi- dentxf State Hi-Y Convention. F tball , ' 4 k 3,-S i-Ygjif, IK 4 ay 2' nch Clubm 3 237 ,tanto s t :ltd 3 4 9 lf' V ,,,,..-rf JACQUELINE T, DELlGNY Commercial Course Jackie 'Son-e thought, much whim, and ai a contradiction, lntfamura s, French Club 3, 4, P. R. Playe's' Play 4, Pencrl Points 2, Lizrary Club 4, P. R, Piafers 4, Glee Club l, Cheering Squad l, Junior Sportsman Club 5, Washingtoneers 4, Secretary at Class 3, Secretary of Wash- ingtoneers 3, Yearbook Staff 4. ,yqwllif 4 gl l' 6 2, WILLET RUSSELL FlSHEf General 'Silent thoughts often break with much success. Baseball l, Z, Football l, '7 Track 2, 3, 4. .ci yr? It ALBERT DEVRIES General Course A, D, Who dares nothing need hope for nothing. German Club 3, 4, Hi-Y, F001- ball 3, 4, Auto Mechanic Club 4: Intramural Basketball 4. FRANCESL FERGUSON DONAHUE College Entrance Course Fran A woman was leader In the deed. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3: Pearl River Players 3, 4, Pen- czl Points l, Z, Library Club 3, 4, Junior Sportsman Club 3, Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, Buc- caneer l, Honor Society 4, Wash- ingtoneers 3, 4, Tennis 4, lntra- murals l, Z, Mayor Production 4. EVELYN MARGARET DOUGLAS General Course DOUQl9 On with the dance, let ioy be unconfirmed. Washingtoneers 3, 4, Pearl River Players 2, ,4, P-esident of Class lg Junior ort an Club 2, 3, Glee Club l, wramurals 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y'4, Library Club 3,,4Z Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, G. O. Zh .l 1 ' E' I ELOFOENSE E, FQAERTER Genqrjl A 3 Flossie A smiling face, a happy heart. gke Club l, Homeroom Pres:- nt l, Junior Sportsman 32 Home Economics Club 3: G-,O- 3, Secretary and Treasurer, HI-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3. -2 JOHN FREDERICK GEIER College Entrance Johnny Nothing but what astonishes is true. Soccer I5 Traffi Squad 35 Hoc- key 3, 45 Hi-YC35 Glee CI 25 Cheer Squad 2, 35 W hin t n- eers 3, 4. E RIFFITH C eg c Tomm ' apt-apt to do ost anything. m t' Club 3 o ball 2, 3, B I , 45 earbook 4 la rtisi Washi gtonecrs 3, 4 JOHN EDWARD HASTINGS General Hinger I mean no one harm, therefore I have no enemies. Football 2. 'I '7 I I I ELEANOR JEAN HI KS I, College Entr ce I ick InteIligenc plus wit PInake rs an englging parscmalityf Honor Sotlety 3, 4' Vic resi- dent 45 Leaders b 2 , 45 Glee Cgnb I, 2,3 ' 5 Ba d I, 25 Junior portsman ,3, e-Pres- ident 35 Hi-W4 ecreta 5PenciI Pow I, 25 Library ub 3, 45 Tra c Squad 45'Ge an Club 2, 3, 45 W shing eers 3, 45IX T is l, ygrsity' 3, 45 Pear ' rs 4 ajor Pla X?rIItrnmPI?f 2 I 4' s ether 13I'4 'ista'?EhI1ot ., , ,I 2 ntp- di r Yearbolli 4' O. 2t'l-lrlrsegtck Riding 1, I ste J H Y an- vention 45 alQ:liJorianiv u ,nf ww MAXINE GL I CK College Entrance Max You can depend upon her any time, anywhere, any way. Leaders' Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, President5 Dramatic Club 3, President 45 Library Club 3, 45 G. O. Play 25 Players' Play 35 Pencil Points 2, Secretary5 Lit- erary Magazine 3, Assistant Business Manager, Art Editorg Intramurals I, 2, 3, Captain 45 Honor Society 45 Le Cercle Fran- cais 3, 4. I' J' ARTHUR HENRY HEIDGERD College Entrance Art His abilities exercised to a T. G. O. I5 President 45 Traffic Squad I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 35 Homeroom President I, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 45 J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 45 X V Honor Society 3, President 45 French Club 35 Tennis 45 Wash- ingtoneers 45 Yearbook 4. A rf. r PATRICIA VIRGINIA GGUGH Commercial Pat There is never a moment without some duty. Transferred from Nyack 35 French Club 35 Library Club 35 Intramurals 35 Honor Society 45 Class Treasurer 45 Library Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 45 Washingtoneers 4, f tcrcriftf 'E is ' tr ri M..-ff' X I 1 WALT RAELEME RPER C I ntrtance Ho f' ready rinught ma .pe I imgeglmtjanw great u j B fl, 2, 3, 45 Orc r 5 Washingtoneers 3, 45 erman Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Sportsman Club 3. Q . 1 I I EDMUND M. GREMLI General Course Eddie Happy am l, from care I am free, Why aren't they all contented like me. Basketball I, J. V. 2, Varsity 4, Baseball I, J. V. 25 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 35 Soccer I, Z, 35 Auto Mechanics Club 45 Orchestra 25 Operetta I, 2. FRED VINCENT GUTERL Commercial Chet Our deeds determine us. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 45 County and District Champions5 Golf 4. MARY MARGARET HASTINGS General Meme Quick to see the bright side though the sun vanish. Home Economics Club 35 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 25 Hi-Y 45 Intramurals I, 2, 45 Wash- ingtoneers 3, 4. GARRET HUYER Commercial Stringbean Bow down to no man, rather make him bow to you. glee Club I, 25 German Club 3, J l mfg . LILLIAN IRENE IRIS General Course Lil A pleasing manner is more winsome than intellect. Girls Glee Club I, 2, Home Eco- nomics Club I, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Horseback Riding Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bicycle Club 2' Operetta 2, 3, 4, Washington- eers, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Girls I-li-Y 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3. , 'Aucsl Louise iowa QeneralCourse A , Kaye As good to be out of the world , as out of fashion. GIEQ Club I, 2, Junior Sports- man 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4: G. O. ' , 'Secretary-Treasurer, Pen- cbl mints 2, Egan mvef Player: 14, Washlngtp ers 3, 4, Teryns Club 32'l'H'-Y X35 Liilrary Staff, Yearbbolc, Pirates Log 3,xClass ,Secretary I, 2,, Mayor Produc- tion 4. Io :ly I ,N x 7 L ,IUV 'flat ELIZABETH HELEN JANJCKI-. Generpl Cgurse Beltty She'll never troublg trouble - 'til trouble troiyales her. Home Economic! Club 3, 4, Pres- idenst 4, liearl River Players 3, 4, ecretary 4' BWI' g 2 4, Girls Hi-Y 3, ll, Leagers Club 4, Girls Glee lClub 3, 5: Mixe Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 2,4 5, 4, Intramurals, Archery 3, 45 French Club 4, Bicyelc Cl,bf2, Library Club 3, 4. K 4,Ba5k0t II . J f I vw Tl., ,J JI., 0 0 A MARY JEAN LOVELQND General Course M. J. Such a winning personality is truly a gift of the gods. French Club 3, Glee Club I, Z 3, 4, Treasurer, Junior Sports- man 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Home Economics Club 3, Traffic Squad 4. MARILYN FRANCES MACDONALD General Course Maisie And deviltry cast its contagious spell. Glee Club I, 2, French Club 4, Library Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, lr'itran u'alS I, 4, . 4 :QQ -gfgfawn F , PATRICIA ANN JUDGE College Entrance Pat A friendly nature is the pass- key to popularity. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Play, French Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Sportman 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Wash- ingtoneers 3, -I, Class Presi- dent Z. BERN ICE NV, MANSFIELD Commercial Bernie Her ways are ways of pleasa--mess. Intrarv-,xals ', 2, 3, 4, l-I.-Y 4, Home Economic Clul: 3, Girls Glee C'u3 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 3, 4, French Club 4, L'brar-, Clu: 3, Operetta 2, 3, 47 Bowl- -ng 3, Yearooolc Staff 4, Ar- :ne'y 2, 3. GX FRED CARL KANDLER Commercial Course Kaiser-Fritz Usefulness comes by labor, fun witlf ease, Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, German Club 4, Washingtoneers 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, Year- book Staff 4. VIRGINIA Tl-IERESA ,KELLY General Course G-nQer A true daughter of Erin, viva- cious and cornelyf' Cheerleader I, 2, Glee Club I, l-Ii-Y 4, Home Economics Club 3, Junior Sportsman Club 3. GEORGE FRANK LINDENBERGER Academic Course Lindy I-lang sorrow, care will kill a cat. German Club 3, Tennis 3, In- tramural Basketball 4, Hockey Team 4, Washingtoneers 4. wand EMAQM ' I al I f fl Mel f 1 04, e gfatifyln than 'a umber of f:,9ncIs. B I. 3, 3, 4: Washing' toneers 3, 4, ball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, c ,Thick 3, -1, Band' T, ,4' C115 I, 2, 3, 4. may-:'c+ H -Y 4: e O!Play z f I ff , if V1':,fr fw'f wr a u Gr 3 N. xx 5. x 'Q 1 T-4 1 1 f . Y I1 JL Q 1' Url' HELEN MCGILL General Course Giggles Nothing IS achieved without enthus asm. Girls Glee Club 45 Mlxed Glee Club 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Intramurals 3, Wash- ingtoneers 3, 45 Archery 35 Ope- retta l, 2. WILLIAM JAMES NELSON College Entrance Willie Calm and cool though under fire. Hi-Y5 Washingtoneers5 Intra- murals5 Assistant Track Man- ager. JOHN W. ORANGE Commercial L9m The lion is not so fierce as they paint him. Hockey. NORMAN MORRIS PAYES General The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Pearl River Players 3, 45 German Club 2, 35 Junior Sportsman 2, 35 Washingtonecrs 45 Yearbook Staff 4. ,, W, 5 JOHN M MILLER Commercial 'Johnn e it s well not to 'cvcal all talents. WILLIAM HELMUT MLJELLER College Entrance I-Iam' To doubt is to generate new Ideas. So:cer 2, Varsity5 Gevnan Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club lg Intra- murals 4. ,- MARGARET LORRAINE PETTITE General Peggy A happy heart and pleasing manner. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 45 Junior Sportsmcn I, 2, 35 Glee Club I5 Washingtoneers 3, 45 Home Eco- nomic Club 35 Traffic Squad 3, 4. ' ww-rwniapaw f ARLENE PILGRIM Commercial Courteous though cov, gentle though retired. JOHN DAVID NAUGLE Commercial Johnny Neither too sad nor too glad, Neither too good nor too bad. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 German Club 2, 35 Track, Washington- eers 4. MLJRIEL LUCILLE NOLAN Commercial Biol Meet her any time of day, She always smiles the same sweet way. Library Club 35 Hi-Y 45 Wash- ingtoneers 45 Pearl River Play- ers 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 ln- tramurals 4, GEORGE WILLIAM PARSELLS Commercial Georgie Speech is great, silence is greater. Hockey. RALPH sTEvsNs0N POOLE, JR. Academic Jimmy ' Even though vanquished, he could argue still. Buccaneer I, 25 Pencil Points I, 2, 3, Editor 35 Pirate's Log 3, Editor 35 Junior Sportsman 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Soccer l, 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Washing- toneers 3, 4. 1 GLORlA ETHEL PORTER General Porter Her merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Franch Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Home Econo- mic Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Ooeretta 3, Washingtoneers 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4. VARDA AGNES RHODES College Entrance Aggie Not too serious, not too gav. But a jolly good girl in work or play. Glee Club 3, Operetla l, Horse- back Riding l. ELIZABETH C. RODERER General Course Liz ' Busy hands are the help mates to completion. Hi-Y 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Sportsman, Home Eco- nomic Club, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, 4, Library Club. Y FRANCES C. RUCKEL Commercidfeourse Frannie Ne r idle a moment buf thrif- ty grid thoughtful of oth1rs. dgadefa Club 2,' 3, 4. German Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Washin t neers 3, ' Sqortsf EUGENE PREZIOSO Gcneal Peanuts He .s lttle but wise, And a corker for his size. Track l, 4, Bowlng 4, Fresh man Basketsall, Glee Club l, 4 lntramwa? Basketball 4, flash- ingtoncers 4. in X , .,,, MVN 147, 1 aerrr mme rmirlev 7 Gene'al Course ,l BeHs The mildest manners and the gentlest heart, i Giflg Gleg Club l, 2, Mxed Glee Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, French Club 3, Ooeretta 2, 3, 4, Washing- toneers 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Home Economic Club I, 2, A'- chery 2, 3, 4. G' Hi-Y 3, 4, Honor Society 4,'L f Y I Editor, warbook 4, bthery 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Howling 4, Badminton 2, 37 Speedball 2, 3, ,Treasurer of Class 3. ,. ,n . .,..,....wff ' ooLoREs CATHERINE SCHLEMMER LEN COurS9 Munch aim, her manner, all who saw admired. Class, Hi-Y l 2, Home Sportsman Washington- O, 2, Traf- 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, l, 2, Glee Club l, 2. Clu 4 Tennis X 1 ll 4 MURlEL E. RETZ Commercial Course Red' A girl of qufet ways, H:-Y 3, 4, Mixed G'ee Club lf Girls Glee Club 2, Archery 2, Bowling 2, Wash ngtoneers 3, s 1 JULlA RlCKL.E . Commercial Julie Success beckons the willing Y worker. ' . Library Club 3,.Glcc Club 1, 2, JEROME ROSSENWASSER General Course Jerry Those who are new among us are no less welcome therefore. French Club 4, Glee Club 4. .J EDNA ADELAKE s OVER f Cjm rl r P , Edd, f ' S Q th b 'M Q :f..,.,w U' I, fr W gffvougy, 2, H,.Yf4 3' unior Soor mi 4, Honie Eco. club fvgshingl TOYTSBVS. I lc y-' y l,., XNITA SIMON fl mr' . 1 4 I J Co ercial Course 'Neet 1 A A Truly advantageous to expel the - gloomy thoughts and have the bright ones left. l Glee Club I, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. DOROTHEA LEONA UMLAND Commercial Course Dot Her frank friendliness frames '0'l '- I . l MARIE F. SLADE General Course Midgie A soft voice flows gently lilve a gentle stream, glee Club I, 2, Washingtoneeis N friendship for life. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, President 4, Intramurals I, Home Eco. Club 3, Washingtoneers 4, ' CHARLOTTE IEANETTE STARK General Course Jean A prudent pupil of patience. Library Club 3, 4, Home Econo- mic Club 3, French Club 3, 4, Archery 3, Intramurals 3. Traffic Court 4. I ARTHUR B. STOCKDALE General Course Art A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Basketball 2, 3, Hockey 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 4. VIRGINIA VAN DINE Commercial Course Ginnie And mistress of herself tho' China Fall. Archery 2, 3, 4, P. R. Players 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, G. O., Secretary 3, Home Eco. Club 3, Library Club 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, 2nd Lieutenant 4, SkiddIng 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Washing- toneers 3, 4, Editor of Yearbook 4, Secretary Senior Class, HI-Y X , 3, 4, Secretary 3, State Hi-Y A ,DJ ' Convcntion 4, Honor Essay. . A' .1 . ,V J. ' J 'Q 4 f f N N P r ! . 4 I J I 5 I , s. ,f OLYMPEXVERGJNE - 5, ' ,43Omme,C,,,fC,,,,,S5 A IILYMYII WILLIAM V. WAGNER, Jr. - ' A clev tress but sincer College Ent ance Willie iT' Ia ' J ei gwayi? W W + ciiligence : Success 'lntrarpqfrxals I, 2, , 4, 'Ardhery ' ' ' if 2, j, 4, V rsity Basketball I' G. O. I, Home Room President J Tennis 3, eader' lub 2 If 2, German Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- f 4, Tre er 4, Hi- ,4, R? - , I President 4, Dramatic Club 3, qi , sentptive 4, P., If Players ,-3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer J' I 4, Vlce-Pre ident 3, Pr iqerit 4, 4, Washingtoneers 3, 4, Traffic ' 'JMajoIj Play 4, Traff' quad 6, J., Court 4, Yearbook Staff 4, ff 4, Serbean 4,MkiDrary CMI! 47 Salutatorian, Hi-Y 4, P. R. Play- f Ho N Eco. C 3d6Treasure 1 ers' Play 4. , r QSQCI ty 4,, b Egqtor ffl Y y y earbookfafashingtoneersr ,4. AX I. J .fy J I f x - , 1 'W X S A f , V! I ' 6. :.., vv .VJ f!!f' JA' 'P ' f' X- f !-4 ffljil,-- I 'lj I -1 4 i V., ' :lj 1 .X ji , 'Aff A X . ,Jw ' I' I , . -J - U ig- g ,, I ,tilt Jr-'af' . V74 ' P ' 1 'l ' 2 K ,Ju ' E Eh J L, -,.,-3 - V J,,J.7, J JJ vs L ' A j ' f ' 1 I' 3 , X ., rt V 5 lt , . , , IX - L cf 'KILJARD JAY ISHAAR C qlfege Entrance Doc N J A man df few worries. 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MOST BIS T DR ESSED f MA NTIC off? ,y M OS T TALKA -1 Tl VE M osr screw? IFIC CLASS WIT Z-J CL 455 GIGGL FR it X V XJ sssr DANCERZ gl-4 -,- '-i MOST 4 7-,,,u.nc X 7-1-V 4 X K J , szsr NA runso N J 41OSTC4p4sLE X, NX - ,., Dknwssr S Pj M Mosr GUMFNT4 Tl vg NI CEST SM ILE Mosr CH, ous un YUKE VAU? A1017- Jfklgus f'T f A I , N1 X N. I! ,f , A A JUNIOR CLASS President EDWARD MILLER VTC9-Pregndervf EDWARD STECHER Secretary MARGARET ANN LYNCH Treasurer JOYCE LOVELAND Qi? -7? ' FRESHMAN CLASS Presidents Mrss Rushmeyefs Room ROBERT BOCKET Mrss Truesde 's Rome EDWARD 'MLEOD RAY. Wulker- 5 RDCXY' JAMES TDEBVQO sh-9 w an- .ill Rh VH' 1. 'Z , qw ,iv oydlff any-5 Presidents Mrs. Murphy! Room WILLIAM LITTLES Miss Day's Room BETTSY GRIMM Mass Pattersorfs Room MARY RAMSAY ,I ,f M di' M 'L TIV I-IE Library Club, limited to iunior and senior girls, is a group organized to turtber kr-owiedge ot iiterary material and contemporary writers. The main improvement ot the group this year is tbeir fitrade book Ii- brary consisting of booifs bro-,ight in by neembers for the use of the members only, LIBRARY CLUB President MARGARET DONAHUE Vice-President PATRICIA GOUGH Secretary-Treasurer JUNE SIRO Adviser MISS E. PHILPOTT GERMANIA VEREIN President MARGARET ANN LYNCH Vice-President WILLIAM WAGNER ' Secretary-Treasurer DOROTHY BARGMANN Adviser MR. H. WILKENS I-IE Germania Verein's main activities of the year were a bike to hook mountain, an initiation party and a trip to Union City, New Jersey, to see a German film, They also composed a constitution written entirely in German. 22 HE General Organization is a student governing body consisting of repre- sentatives from each class in the high school. Its purpose is to serve the student body by aiding any group which needs its help, For instance, the G. O. provides the letters for the athletic groups and helps other groups fi- nancially such as the honor society and boys' and girls' Hi-Y. The G. O. sets the traffic rules and chooses the judges for the traffic court. They serve the student body in any matter which comes to their at- tention. THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION President ARTHUR HEI DGERD Vice-President JOHN POLETTO I Secretary-Treasurer ALICE KAYE I ' Adviser 1 MRS. E. MURPHY HONOR SOCIETY President ' ARTHUR HEIDGERD Vice-President ELEANOR HICKS Secretary VIRGINIA VAN DINE Treasurer WILLIAM WAGNER Adviser MISS D. TRUESDELL EMBERSI-IIP in the Honor Society consists of juniors and seniors who have a minimum scholastic average of 8552 and are outstanding in leader- ship and service. Its purpose is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, promote leadership, and develop character. Throughout the year the Honor Society gives various awards to deserving students. 23 HE Traffic Court is made up of four seniors of which three act as judges and the fourth as court clerk The judges preside over cases brought in bv the Traffic Squad for violations of the traffic rules. The judges deal out punishments according to the misdemeanor while the court clerk records all cases for future reference. Mr. Hicks and the Captain of the Traffic Squad attend the court and give advice. THE TRAFFIC COURT Judges WILLIAM WAGNER DOROTI-IEA UMLAND EGIDIO BREDA Court Clerk HOWARD L. COX THE TRAFFIC SQUAD Captain RICHARD WEISHAAR Secretary DOLORES SCHLEMM ER Adviser MR. W. LAWRENCE AW and order has been upheld in the corridors by the Traffic Squad, which is the police force of the school. Members have been admitted by special entrance exams. 24 HE Leaders' Club, a leading organization in school, has progressed con- siderably this year. Qualifications for entrance are, scholastic standing, and interest in fur- thering giris sports, The direction of intramural teams was its special ac- complishment. lt is responsible for part of the transportation cost, refresh- ments, and seeing that the play-days are a success. LEADERS' CLUB President MAXI NE GLICK Vice-President FLORA ABLONDI Secretary EVELYN JOHNSON Treasurer OLYMPIA VERGIN Adviser MISS Mt METRESS LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President FLORA ABLONDI Vice-President JOYCE LOVELAND Secretary LORRAINE WETHLY Treasurer EVELYN JOHNSTON Adviser MISS IRENE PATTERSON E CERCLE FRANCAIS is a social organization, the purpose of which is to foster an interest in the French language outside the classroom. Its membership includes all students who have had at least two years of French and those tirst-year French students who receive at least 85f2 in their mid-term exams. Skits, parties, games and annual initiation form the club's programs 25 ,. ,f, .ill in WW' ,AI i . s 1 ,..- ' 2' MIXED GLEE CLUB UE to Mr. Stine's superb direction, the mixed glee club is praised by all. They have entertained the student body with melodious songs at as- semblies as well as their usual work on the operetta. They are an important part of our school activities. Director H. STINE .l THE GONDOLI ERS N April Twenty-fourth and twenty fifth, The Gondoliers was presented by our mixed glee club under the supervision of Mr. l-larold Stine. The staging under the direction of Miss Crabtree and costumes under the direc- tion of Miss Frances Thompson were very effective. The cast included Levon Locke, James DeGraw, Ruth Banthin, John Shary, Brainard Janicki, Marie Neer, Shirley Booker, and Mary Jane Massey, accompanied at the piano by Nancy Pyle, They were supported by both glee clubs. BAND Director H. STINE Z LHS' f ,l X , GX-1-, R fs fi! 1 Rf ff w fy J CM ff,',:-X fjl f '+ Pa ,, N1 fm ,,,, A 1 . , or 94 Qs- 1, 9 Q 'ff, N:-. , .Wy 1 'ii 1- A 5 . 3 fd Wand Y W 'S , 3 -- Y V x . bn sl Q - v x 'ZEi,g'i'7 S we. my W4 x, I Q 52 ew fy Q9 A x' K il .X F is 4 P F O I 4' f'K'vf i ' gg 2? iw, HE Home Economics Clubls principal aim is to give girls interested in homemaking a chance to further enioy the opportunities of the home economics department This year they have held dances, cake sales, and knitting parties, Their most Outstanding proiect however, was the manufacture Ot novelty jewelry, Jn. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Adviser MISS F. THOMPSON ,an wr Y President BETTY JANICKI Secretary i FLORENCE ST-lXRUD H :gfe- CHEERLEADERS Captain PAT JUDGE lTl-l the inauguration of a number ot new iitterbug yells, the cheer- ing squad led the yelling at football and basketball games, creating en- thusiam and giving added color to the contests. The squad was assisted by Mr, Harold Stine, 30 Q6- 0 rl 4 The Hr-Y cub was orgahrzed to create, manhtah and extend throughout the schoz! and COVWtWUWt'y hrgh standards ot Chrrstwarw charae- ter. GIRLS' HI-Y asm-Y CHAPTER Pres :fer-' ZC9CT+aEf- L,'f,f-'.',J Vie P'es':f- F-O3A AELO'-yDl Secretary E-Et-NOR H1045 Tfeasfe' LCMSE CLJEQT F-dv se' 'J SS t. LLM-'4 DLAHVEYEQ The Beta-Y caapter of the Grrrs' Hr-Y was orgamzed 'hs year, ard seht tw: repre- sehtatnyes to tde State Cshgress at Abahy, where a b M they prcpesed was passed, The Odd JCCJ Agency was etabhshefi :Jr the grr!a to ra se -hceey. BOYS' HI-Y Prestderwt , RNCHARD EUAEUDORF V.ce PVCSWUCWY EDNARD STECHEQ Secretary HOWARD L. COX TrcaSu'O' RNCHARD XWEISHAAQ Artyrscr MR G. SMKTH Represerwtatrwes of the Boys' Hu-Y, whuch was recrganrzed 'hrs year, were sent to the State Hr-Y Asse-'ably th AVbar'ny,ar1d the County Assembly th Sprhg Valiy, where It presented a brtl, whrch was passed. Other act y tres they spohsered were dances ahd part es GIRLS' HI-Y -.-ess sue it ENCORPE sms 'Ji-lr' .Ei-N ,C.E-AN3 E.E- N ,CHNSTCN DCRCTHY EARSNU'-NN MARY RA'-ASAV 1' SS :RANGES THC'-'PSQN Tag 5 - 5 fa e :een yew actrye thrzaghcat Q tea' s..::esst,. . s::es:rhg sahces Ie:- rares TWIN es af: ss: a gafeerrngs T'ei.' a 53 see? a :e egare t: tee State H -Y ::'werat.:': h Aga'-. : ers'::1 :art h 'ee cff'-N :fe y V- Sgrrfj Ya e. 51 THE PEARL RIVER PLAYERS RGANIZED in I939, the Pearl River Players, rounded out its second year with the completion and ratification of a constitution. The club was organized to produce plays, two One-act plays and one major production each year. The members direct their own oneeact plays which are presented formally in the auditorium. ONE MAD NIGHT , a mystery-farce in three acts, the major produce tion, was presented in the high school auditorium on February 27 and 28, I94I. Thomas Griffith and Olympia Vergin had the leads and were ably sup- ported by the other members of the cast. Stage sets were designed and erected by Miss Eva B. Crabtree and the Art Department. The success of the play was due to the expert direction of Miss Ester V. Day. President OLYMPIA VERGIN Vice-President THOMAS GRIFFITH Secretary BETTY JANICKI Treasurer JANICE SICKLES Adviser MISS E. DAY Q,ylTK5 XXVTQA NT!A'fLRALS are 'he games part croated 'rt 5, the g,r's -we: are htereste: r' sports .y ts ,A we s:h:: Te s ,ear there were etght -gan-5 A tw a :a:'a r- 4 r each tearv The cap- 'a 's aes the tearvs 'nE'QE W T' SEGA SDUT- if e g r s pas SIN 5 'E 'e'E QEMSS fif ez the 'VTTVE t.4'ES see rece yes af 'FTVEVTWLJVBI etter. The rttrarmtra garhes are whey WW aasketba' hscfev and sztt 'Jay Basketba as :':.Jg'tt the raesst enjoy- rsheht ahd re:e ye: the greatest reczgh tort by the gtrts. Trwts year the gtrrs were dtytded trtto mg math teagues ah A ahd B 'eague for each gf the lgw C 32265, .-.Art the B eague bethg the A-est arch: ert p ayers The ptay-days wttrt wtstde schools arc spchscred to create spsrtsrhahshp and make hew acquahtahces. Tw: rtsckey garrtes were playec at 'Mace ':sr vc ey Dal garhes wth Nyacm at Pear Ryer, :he baseetba' game at Cohgers, three at txyacm, ahu two wtth Sutferh at Pear! Rwer. Wh e trte basketbaii games were jchg :rv w th Sfterf, a great: :t gtris from both szhevts had a bowhvj rheet. Other cutstde spsrts oestdes thtrarhurats are archery, badhh fetch, pthg pong, hcrseback 2:1 rg, ahd tehe s, Wm a trtese sports, the 3 rs haye 'tae tee sat s'a:t sh ct ful frhg them athtettc destres, aed rtcpe that the future holds this sattsfacttch fer the uhdergraduates. Juwtorz BASKETBALL SWVOQ BASKETBALL 34 QAZS p 4,4 g v VOLLEY BALL SQIIT BALL Qld QA PSA all A. -..ur 'I SBrAFil?Xs-L . ' . K I W Y FIELD HOCKEY HORSEBACK RIDING 35 HIS year's baseball team will be made up ot eight regular varsity players from last year and only one newcomer The season has only started, and though the tirst game was lost to Piermont, we are still in there fighting for the championship. BASEBALL Captain ENO CANTONE Manager GEORGE LI NDENBERGER Coach MR. SHUTTLEWORTH Assistant Coach MR. WYMAN SOCCER Captain FRED KANDLER Manager HOWI E STEMMERMAN Coach M R. WYMAN HE soccer team lost their first two games against Piermont and Spring Valley. Then after tying with Stony Point, they lost a close one to Nyack, Haverstraw was upset by the Pirates in the next game, and although they lost to Congers, they played their best game ot the season. The Championship Congers team expected to run away with their final game, but it was a bitterly fought contest and Pearl River was in the game till the end, showing prom- ise of a good team next year. 36 FTER losing their first game to Westwood 26 to 6, the football team play- ed their only night game of the season against Spring Valley and al- though just a few breaks would have pulled the game out of the fire, they ended up on the short end of a 6 to O score. The Park Ridge team was no better than ours, but they managed to get the pigskin over the last white' line, and again P. R. lost 6 to O. They were helpless against an exceptionally powerful Warwick team which made touchdowns all through the game and ' a. , . 1 I I , V55 , . ,, I, ,, I j I jill fl!! llhlwxyh' 'filly ,fy f 41 l,.- W 7 ' .7 I . I I i f I , ,, ..,., .,.,. , I. f' -1 I 5 I iff' - .W .1 f .' ff f 1 7 f finally won 33 to O. Pearl River showed their strength against Haverstrawl and although the lead see-sawed back and forth, P. R. was ahead I3 to I2 when the final whistle blew. Suffern, the P. S. A. L. champions won the next game 25 to O, In the final game, Nyack won in the last minute when they scored another goal making the score l3 to 7. Many players showed great offensive and defensive ability, but only Eno Cantone and Albert De Vries made all County Second team. 37 FOOTBALL Captain RICHARD WEISHAAR Manager MARIO ABLONDI -1 1 4 Coach I , MR. SHUTTLEWQRT - A! , M 1 ffd - ,ll QL, -fl fl fffrl J l r if f' A ll . I fy , 5 HE Jayvees came quite close to the .SOO mark by winning seven out of fifteen games Like the varsity, they played exceptionally well at the be' ginning of the season, winning five out of seven league games, but they slowed down and didn't fare very well in the remaining games. No definite captain was chosen, as a new one was picked for each game. - Q J. V. BASKETBALL Manager JOSEPH McCARTHY Coach MR, WYMAN INTRAMURALS BASKETBALL ff f HE Intramural Basketball teams were divided into two leagues, with the Senior, N, Y, U. team winning the Junior-Senior Division Title and the Sophomore Cornell Team taking the Freshman Sophomore honors. ln the playoffs between the two championship teams, the older Senior team outclassed the hard fighting Sophomores to take the school crown. 38 ED by Eno Cantone, the second hrghest scorer in Rockland County, the basketball team closed one of the most successful seasons In years. They coerced the season wth a bang when they but aslde team after team, earning a ttrst place n the league standlngs. They had been called the dark horse the P, S A L racer but lust before mld-season, they had won seven games afd 'ost cf. one rn both league and noneleague competltlon. , , I .-, --4..- VARSITY BASKETBALL Captaln ENC CANTONE ManaQCr R ICHARD SMITH Coach AAR SHUTTLEWOQTH Towards tne end ot the season, they slaclcened theur pace, and Congers v-ent ahead to take the Champlonship, but they stlll succeeded ln earning a second b'ace te wth Nyack. Although Eno Cantone M55 the only Pear Rryer player to wtn a place on the All County team, Melyln Matern and James Patterson received honor- ab e ment cr- n the 'mack and l-laxerstraw Journals respectively. 39 HE Hockey team closed its season at the River Vale lce Arena, where they lost a close game to Congers by the score ot 2 to l. The team has played a total ct li games, ot which they won 5, lost 9, and tied l. Most of the games were played at River Vale, but they also had some league games at Bear Mountain. HOCKEY Captain EDWARD PAFNZOT Maitager JOHN YUDA Coach NAR, W LAWRENCE TRACK Captain ANDREW AVILA Manager HILLERY NORTON Coach NAR VV LAWRENCE HE Track team opened their regular season against Nyack, and although they lost, it was only by a slim margin. lt is the only meet that was available when this writing went to press, but it served to show that other teams in the county will not find us easy pickings, All the dual meets will serve as practice to the individual runners who will compete in the All County meet on May 3l, 40 T the time of this writing, the Pearl River Raqueteers have yet to play their first match. The squad consists ot two doubles and one singles team who will play every Wednesday against all other county teams, I I i i TENNIS Captain JAMES MERRITT Coach NAR, A. WILKENS BOWLING Captain FRED GUTERL Coach MR. I. SHUTTLEWORTH N its first season at Pearl River High School, Bowling proved to be a great success, when the team won the Rockland County Pi S. A, L. championship, and later went on to take the title in the State Tournament at Newburgh, 4l Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs COMPLIMENTS OF H Albrrght H Bargmann S O Brown Andrew Cantone Srdney Couch and Mrs Howard L ox P Coyle Mrss Day s H Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs omeroom 3l9 L A Delrgny Edward R Dexter J C Donahue Fred Elmendort Stephen M Flamrk Albert Folsom Fred s Barber Shop Nanuet and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Hugo D Herdgerd Harry Herrllen S I Hnc s C Hopper A lrns and Mrs L Gewehr Johnson s Upholstery Shop Nanuet Tel 2110 Mr and Mrs Joseph Judge Keahon Brothers Inc Mr and Mrs James H Kelly Keyrouse Pharmacy Nanuet Mr and Mrs W1lluamJ Klttle Frank K Loomns Mae s Beauty Shop N1nuct Mam Shoe Rebullder Pearl Rryer Mr and Mrs Ralph Manson Master Shoe Rebuuldcr Frank Paolella Modern Shoe Store Morgan s Delucatessen Nanuct Nanuet Lunch John Maguure Mr and Mrs J Nelson Pearl Rrver Battery Pearl River Furniture Pearl Rrver Statooncry Jos Ahrens F Perlno Mann Street Mr and Mrs RalphS Poole Mr and Mrs L J Rauney Rualto Barber Shop Pearl Rlvcr Mr and Mrs P Schlemmer Mr and Mrs R G Schoonovcr Mr and Mrs Davrdl Stadden Star Job Press Mr and Mrs C H Straut Super Servrce Nanuet Mlss Truesdell s History A Class Mr and Mrs H A Van Dune Mr and Mrs Leo Vergm Mr and Mrs L G Wenshaar Pete and Alan Wenshaar Whntey s Restaurant Mr and Mrs Leo Wllllams 42 Mr, . . ' ' , . Mr. . . ' A , ' Mr. . . . . . Mr. . ' , Mr. . . C ' ' , - - - ' ' Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruckel Mr. . , ' , , , Mr. . ' . . . Mr. . . . ' k . . ' . Mr. . . Mr. . ' . , I . ' Y lLl7glll.llll1qll1lLllLlL1lL Compliments of DEXTER FCDLDER COMPANY PEARL RIV NEWYORK iiiTT77iiiii1iT7'127iiTi7ii7Tf 4 LlL1 COMPLIMENTS OF The Faculty P BILL LARKIN S RESTAURANT CHINESE 8 d AMERICAN Eooo ELALJX ELT N Y V CO 'N.ENf' QF QCY V Vfi, I I1 . X , f 1Tm7vwTiTi v 45 1L31 lll1 lllgll Lederle Laboratories INC. PEARL RIVER NEW YORK THE COST IS SLIGHT FOR PROPER SIGHT ROCKLAND LIGHT Cr POWER COMPANY WISP-IING THE BEST OF LL K PEARL RIVER ALUMNI HIGH SCHOOL ASSN V THE CLASS OF l94I IC Tivt6wtt 4 Wuhomd S 7uZ'aual Scfnaol Q 'I f?'6 TRAINING AS STURDY AS THE OAK FRED W MESSLER Resrdence Phone Prmcapal We-Sfwood I354 I73 WESTWOOD AVENUE WESTWOOD N J HARRY S MODERN GRILL bouw MAIN STREET md FRANKLIN AVENUE SCHOMAKER and TIMMERMAN 4 llllLlQmllllllQ l O gk: 'rf J 'I H 1, , . . CO'-'PLITEINITS Q7 I E QV'-':- .'E TA v Tw -L-A--1,-,-,----,,-,,,--,,-,, ,apafa swam aw School and College Photography In All of Its Posslblllhes 2l2 WEST 48th STREET NEW YORK CITY Telephone Clrcle 6 0790 -lf' y ...T fun-Lvnouzr f DRISCOLL CHEVROLET Inc SPRING VALLEY N Y Used Car Department Central Avenue Pearl Ruver N Y COMPLIMENTS Y S B R A T T 48 U l o Y Tel, Pearl Rlver le' Tel, Spring Valle 36l -- ' I ., I ,l . , . OF gli, lgnqllelgp llggglllgllgll C, 11, ,rvcffs HOMES FROM 36,'fCC UP William M. Evans S- TE Pea R Real Estate - Investments of Pearl River IOc-25: and VARIETY STORE vc' l'I L GLICK, P':' .1 Owners and Developer of Evan Park TCI PCAVI Rwcr ZCIC WHO 35 Central Avenue Pearl Rxver, N Y ,, f I ,-f,-3.1 H at T h e i s e ' s AS SERVED YOU FOR THE PAST EIGHTEEN YEARS TQI 23-I5 BEST OF I R'fTr C, THE I7-IT CL1 and Mrs F Mlschlo J .I T . 'QI BE ECONOMICAL Use Gas For the Four Big Jobs COOKING REFRIGERATION NATER HEATING HOUSE HEATING Click Bros Service Station OPPOSITE ATATE HOSPITAL OR XNGEBUR YORK Rockland Gas Co , Inc COMPLIIAENTS J E W E L E R I'eIephrmc I Ip NANUET DAIRY 'XA B FLOYD Pr Q Pasteurized and Raw Grad e A Milk Cream and Buttermilk PRODLCED FRON T B BLOOD TESTED COWS NANUET N Y I THE EVE IIN TO fSS Mr. . . ' ' Tfl P0arI Rwvcr 'P' or Pvormorvf J 11 m II X , . . f G NEW OF W . N . S P A L D I N G I ll ll ' - l IC 'I am: ,, Y 1 v--1--- - - Y vvw1------v- - - 1 - 7 - wrt JUNIOR CLASS L PIMLII5 SOPHOMORE CLASS C P I FNTS OF FRESHMAN CLASS BECKERLE fr WRIGHT, Inc. CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS PEARL RIVER, N Y 1 CO PLIYU Tl Of YQ 'L, OF O LI L iiiiiiiititiziti QQLLQLL llL 1. llll Compliments of Theodore Hadeler ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR H 0 I1 0 r S 0 C e I' y sumo SALES AND SERVICE KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS MAIN STREET PEARL RIVER, N Y Pearl River Auto Company Repairs and Accessories - Tires, Batteries, Tubes More Miles on a S When We VITALIZE Your Motor Telephone Pearl River 2060 KOCH BROS, mp! rn n O o'n Irn rts d I Hadeler Hardware AND Hadeler Grocery Morris Poyes Borden s Ice Cream It Has To Be Good CANDIES MAGAZINES ts of Pearl River Community Garage C DI Jonelle Beauty Shop Peterzell s Sport Shop MAIN STREET 'XIYACK N Umland s Confectionery and Luncheon HOME MADE ICE CREAM Central Avenue Pearl River N Central Theatre IRVING SHERMAN Manager PEARL RIVER YORK Garaventa Cr Costa PEARL R XER NEXV R Bluefield Service Station ARTHUR T BLAUNE T P on CORDUROY TIRES SONOC0 PRODUCTS 0 some MIDDLETOWN ROAD Brauer s Department Store SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AAIN STREET PEARL RIVER N Co uetsf C-Dlelof . R e R a I Cornplimcn Q - I H 1, . om rments of I I I8 , .Y. IOI I , Y Compliments Ot T ,fl ents of NEW' 1' YQ K - . . I . , 'L, V ' , ,W 21 -,--vt-ttww---vvv:--+v ---- v----7 The Hospital Exchange ROCKLAND STATE HOSPITAL Compllments of Sanford s Pharmacy The Rexall Store Prescruptvorm Service for Over 25 Years LUNCI-IEONETTE and SODA 5 East Central Avenue Pearl Rlver N Tel Pearl Rrver 203-I 980 T Pearl River Zl6l TC Nv1Cl1 DID Wyman and Mock Funeral Homes FRANK D WYMAN mdJ I-IENRY MOCK Pearl Rnver Nyack RELIABLE INSURANCE Frederick D. Spreen Your Insurance Representatuvc Pearl Rlver New Yfrlr W a g s c h a I s SPORTING GOODS BOY SCOUT SUPPLIES N It STIEEF X'-KN Theo Kronke CHOICE MEATS and GROCERIES DARDONIH W YORK E r n e s t a Merchant Tallor SUITS TO ORDER Fanrv Cleanmg and Dvemg I-lcmstntclwmg and Covered Buttons Centr l Avenue Pearl Rlver Stanley E De Flaun Hatter Clothler Haberdasher Central Avenue Pearl Rnver N Y Complnmcrtts uf Jacob K. Wexler Pearl Rlver New York TT1i777777Tii27?1Tt7 1377777 tiiiiii Tcl 'N a' J' I 'E IA 1 2 NY C , Y al' lc. 'u.2'w.ft N3 . P' I x NE C o Ia I , ,Y - X' a ,N. Y, cl. I, . P . f' fs Meal es' Russel J FIsher FUNERAL DIRECTOR 53' YOL4 Pearl Rlver Sport Shop ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS Tennis Rackets Restrung Oufboard Mofors Spo tswear fl C aIR', rs Cockburn Cf Ramsay PLUMBING and HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Offce Ph e 29 Lfsof Germa C S Hutton Johnson Company Yo k Dr Joseph E Hughes Dr AIICCM Bowden RB GRYAN GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE PEA L VIVEV N .- Cjmpmmen gf Te! F' r Rnv r U-43 . r P rI Rrver New r I Cen ra Av rwue Pe r Iver I CwmpImcr1 of Cjmphmnn n I u b 453 East Central Avenue Pear! Rwer, N, Y, I on 6 Cfvmphmerwt of C':mDlImQrIr, of . . . . Nanuer New -V I R x x . -,--,,,4,--l4---- Comp!ImcrIIs of Anne's Hosiery and Lingerie NANUET NEW YORK CcmDIIrwc-H15 of Frank R. Zwahlen REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE NAINUET NEW YORK Peerless Service Station E. HAMILTON, Proprietor NANUET NEW YORK Blue Bird Shop Town and Country Clothes for Ladies NYACK NEW YORK Tel. Nanuef 345 George M Edsall REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE MAIN STREET NANUET N Y .ParI Rvcrli 7 Metress Cr Neusen Oil Co DISTRIBUTORS OF VALVOLINE PRODUCTS PEARL RIVER NEW YORK CcmpI ments of w I s s T r u NANUET NEW YORK Compl menls f W N Hunter s I0 zsc stone ADJACENT STATE BANK PEARL RIVER lx Y Ccmpl ments of Mr and Mrs SamuelW Sheldon DI C115 I1 Pearl River Dairy MILK GRADE CREAM BAKER e 42 Blue Hill Golf 6' Country Club ORANGEBURG NEVV YORK C mme fs of I1 CompI cms I W Clinton Weltmann PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR PEARL RIVER NEW YORK Kit G' Larry s Diner HOMECOOKING and BAKING PEARL RIVER NEW YORK Comm ents of Clara Mattes COLONIAL BEAUTY SHOP MRI TPEET IIUET Na iiiiiiii iiiii Tiki Tcl c I O , . I I o S ' d y ' ' I I Com Im I of Q . A F r I e d O Irv. o Q . . C. T I. 3 Tcl Pearl Rwer 9-35 I a I Q IVY! Ol 'I I V1 . A F r I e d f N S x ZA ,N Y Tc! 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