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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1945 volume:

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'1 4 - THE PIRATE 1945 Pearl Hzver N Y Pearl River High Sched UEIIIE TIIQI Tradltlon has glven to the Qenlor clae the prlvllege of choobmg the teacher to whom the yearbook IS to be dedlcated Ou! cholce tl I1S wear lb a man who has been a member of the faculty for seventeen Vears Bovs and glrls allke have beneflted by hls Llflfdlllllg lnsplxatlon frlendshlp and loyalty Leadmg our teams to vutory has been h1S constant endeaxor, tempered 1lm1w bw hls mslstence on good sport-wmanshlp He 18 affectlon ately remembered by Scores of our alumm now scat tered IH all parts of the world The class of 1945 gratefully dedlcates The Plrate to our beloved coach, Ira V Shuttleworth 4 . ,, .S , l ' . . 7 . w 7 4 1 7 1 w . x y , W , ' ' , 1 1 ' . , x. n L f ' V - D . x - i as - as Ira V. Shuttleworth 5 FUHEWUHIJ Another yeal wlth 1tS Qhare of jow and eonows has come and gone For the most part It hae been a happy wear but the shadow of war hae been exer present Some of our classmatea have alreadv left thelr studles to serve 111 the almed forceb and manv more w1ll follow Although thls has had a eobermg effect lt has not dlrnmed our sp1r1t And so we the Class of 1940 gwe to xou tll1S book of memorles of the tunes that have been hoplng that lt may be a remlnder of our work and play to gether at Pearl Rlver H1gh School . Y. . . V N A. I v N ' - 1 r J 1 , e . 7 1 .- . Y . 7 7 , 7 u .4-,. , 7,0 . ,K 5, if Q' ff f ., 1 X A I A316 N. EN .+-.- Rwlf' 4' ,... 'S xl' 1 bl p -.REQ ,,f' ZZ ,ffl H-:. 1 U ,,.. , ,.....L L .fL',7 i Q . -4 75' -1 ,1 -, '- tg 1-. -,V -U V -05 Q.. . ,. , -:X :- V V QF: , i .. ,ff f x- ! u Q NN ,g f .4 1 W f! 95 QX Q X-.fff N. I Xf , , '3 A 3 K , i - V . -,,,' OKI I ' . ' Q '-in I l , 5: r ' X I X P' 7 f lv i 4 I yr! 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R- Yeo Art MARGARET M METRESS Physical Education FACULTY E MURRAY CHARLOThQruS1C 4 41 un 6 mv W Af? 05:0 E T de M OFFXC Jewne ff M ADAMS JULIA Econgmlcs Home R L EINAUGLE SALMAN Science GRADE FA CUL .1 S MYER LEANOR Man E Llbran ER Szttmg Left to Right Helen we artha ROSE Wliyg ag n Exzabeth Wmter ba coran Malhem a e Supervxsor Gladys Clark Ruth Law nce C rol Crego Standing Left to Rig t Isabelle Churc Mattxe amard verett Dann Rachel Noble o ores Krum Menon Coats TT ol-C0 BERNIISEOCIIZI Studies Franc '-If 2 1sI0 DP-LU S J Nlcrlqlnlgustrlal Am MARII' j PLANTAMURA Spamsh Engllsh JEAN I. GIBBONS Commerce DOROTI-IEA H COMFORT Englxsh ANN L DePAOLA Commerce LILLIAN T PIER SON ISABEL P PATERSON Nurse Nurse 'W? P9 T 453 .445 4 1' wr-x ff' eh 2 enlor ass Uiiluers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rlght Frances Zabel Secretary, Wlllxam Herr mann, President, Gerald Holstein Vice Presxdent, Herbert Johns, Treasurer Class History This year, the year of mneteen hundred and forty five, saw a sad and reluctant yet a hopeful and ex pectant senlor class leave P R H S It was a class which had felt the stmg of war through the loss of many of :ts classmates a class which was leavxng a world of comparatxve safety and darly routine to enter one of chaos and perplexxty and a class whxch looked baclr longmgly to Its first glimpse of hxgh school life four years ago We entered our freshman year full of energy and revolutionary ideas, which ended xn an afternoon dance a few months later As sophomores we realized that there was more to hxgh school than clubs, dances, and football games for the first time we started studying ln earnest In fact we studied so hard, and so long that we found no time for extra-curricular actwxtxes as a class Once full-fledged juniors however, we made up for lost time In addxtion to the Jumor Prom, which was a huge success, we gave many other dances and a movxe Fmally came our last, our semor year We made many plans, but time flew so quickly and pleasantly that somehow there wasnt enough of xt to enable us to see the fulfillment of all our plans We did however accomplish a great deal Among other thmgs we held ontlme dances gave assemblxes, kept the 'Pirate ahve planned a yearbook, and all m all myected a new feelmg of enthusxasm and school spxnt whlch m the past few years had been sadly and notxceably absent unto the rooms and corndors of old Pearl Rxver High And now, were separatmg, each of us going has own way, some to college, some to Jobs, and some into the service of our country We want to take thxs, possxbly our last opportunity, to thank our teachers for thexr help, advice, patience, and eHort m helping to prepare us for the future. MARGERY ALLISON Marge College Entrance Man has hrs wrll but woman has her way Basketball 1 2 3 4 Soft ba 1 2 34 Hockeyl Z A hery 1 Rxdmg 2 Bowlmgl 2 Vol leyballl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Library Club 4 Cho s 1 2 JEAN BUDD Budd College Entrance A laugh rs worth a hundre groans m any market Honor Soclety Secretary Treasurer Leaders Club 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Cap tam 2 4 Pearl Rlver Play ers 2 4 Library Club 4 Latin Club 2 Modern Lan guage Club 2 Newspaper 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cap tam 1 2 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Capta1n4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 3 4 Volleyball Bowlmg 1 Rldmg 2 4 Chorus 1 2 Operetta 2 rx CLAIRE BEHRENS Claxre Commercxal A good drsposrtron I far prefer to gold Chorus 1 2 3 4 Modern Language Club 2 Library Club 3 4 KTGay 4 Op eretta 1 3 Bowlmg 2 4 Archery 1, 3 4 Hockey 4 EDWARD COBB College Entrance Lrfe rs not so short but tha there rs always time for courtesy Pearl Rnver Players 2 4 Major Production 2 Traffic Squad 2 3 4 Blology Cluo tv- iff Si JUNEANN BONGARTZ june College Entrance Lrle rs short why not enjoy 1t Lrbrary Club 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Traf fic Squad 3 4 Basketball 1 4 Bo l1ng 2 Archery 2 4 Volleyball 1 4 So tball 1 2 Newspaper 4 Yearbook Staff We--ery' DOROTHY ARDEN DEAN Dot College Entrance None but herself could be her parallel Pearl Rnver Players 1 2 Latxn Club 2 4 Secret ry 4 Modern Language Club 2 Traffic Squad 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 L1brary Club 3 4 Operetta 12 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Vol leybal12 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Arch ery 2 3 4 Rldmg Club 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 2 4 Honor SOCl6ty 4 Newspaper 4 EDWARD ARBOGAST Ted College Entrance Who says lrttle has lrttle to answer lor Transferred Stroudsburg Pennsylvama 4 Track 4 BERTRAM BULLER Bert College Entrance qurshed he could argu stxll Soccer 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 Operettal 2 3 Traf fic Squad 3 4 Intramural basketball 1 Track 2 Ger man Club 2 Newspaper 4 H II ll ' ' I 11 ll Y7 1 1 1 1 ' - - ,, . . 11 1 1 1 9 1 1 A ' ,, 3, 45 rc , 2, 3, 43 . . , . 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RICHARD FREDERICK Rlchle College Entrance Happy am I from care I am free Why arent they all con tented lrke me Soccerl 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Operetta 1 2 3 Pearl Rner Players 4 Treasurer 4 WILLIAM GRIFFITH 0 College Entrance For though he rs a wrt, he rs no fool Pearl Rxver Players 4 Ma Jor productxon 2 Chorus 4 THERESA DOSCHER 'Terry General Bllthe oi heart rs she Chorus 2 3 4 German Club Operetta 2 3 Hockey 2 3 MARGARET FARLEY Peggle The only way friend IS to one Chorus 1 2 3 Club 4 Operetta 1 2 Bas ketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Archery 1 2 3 4 Trans ferred 3 General have a L1 orary I K l. - 1- - 4. 1-' ' ' K . . H , - Q 11 11 ' 'Y ' 1 1 1 1 I . 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BERTHA HADELER Bert College Entrance She will succeed, for she believes in what she does Chorus 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Volley- ball 1 2 4' Basketball 1 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 Hockey 1 Newspaper 4 Yearbook HERBERT JOHNS Herbie College Entrance Lzfe IS too short for logic Intramural basketball 1 Bi ology Club 3 Track 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Class treas urer 4 WILLIAM HERRMANN W1ll1e College Entrance My Inends came to me unsought Boys Chorus 1 Intramural basketball 1 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 4 Football 4 Bas ketball 4 Class president ,-num. 4' 1-+-9 JOSEPH JUDGE oe College Entrance Whatg Oh no he always acts lzke that Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3, 4 GERALD HOLSTEIN Cow College Entrance Whatever he d1d was done w1th ease Soccer 2 Football 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basket b 1 2 3 4 Captain 4 Class vice president 4 Year book you X,1.-.- Snr '41 121' fi A5 ks f ,Y ff-for 6jf, ,J ROBERT KOHLER Coke General Il pleasure mterieres with study gzve up study Intramural basketball 1 Newspaper edxtor 3 Base ball 2 3 Football 3 4 MARY HADELER Mame College Entrance Friends many, foes none Pearl River Players 1, 2, 4g Latin Club 2g Modern Lan- guage Club 29 Traffic Squad 3, 4g Lieutenant 4, Leaders' Club 3, 49 President 49 Cho- rus 1, 2g Library Club 35 Hockey 1 2 3 4' Volley- ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captam 3 Softball 2 3 4 Archery12 3 Riding 1 2 3 4 Bowling 1 2 Newspaper 4 Wx RUTH JOHNSON Ruth College Entrance Variety IS the spice of Irie Hockeyl 2 Volleyball 1 2 Softball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Biology Club 3 Modern Language Club 2 Spanish Club 4 Pearl River Players 4 Secretary 4 Honor So ciety 4 Library Club Newspaper 4 Yearbook -A 1 1 1 1 1 y , Y , 1 1 1 1 1 - Y Y 7 1 3 ' ' 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' X ' Jr u - - 11 H . 11 11 - - ,V ,, u - 31, K A 1 ' , - . ,, ,fl 'L -. 1 4 . - - Oi 1 , y , , , , , L 5 g 5 - 1 1 1 9 ' V g all , , 1 : : . 1, 4. 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' ,Q 1 1 1 1 ' P 3 J, ' 1 1 1 ' ii ' HELEN KOOP Koopie College Entrance Always laugh when you can Its a cheap medrcme Chorusl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 S ft ball 1 2 Badmmton 2 Journalism Club 2 Orches tra 1 Band 2 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 4 it 'VV' JANE PATERSON Jane College Entrance For she rs just the quxet kmd Whose nature never varzes TraflicSquad1 2 3 4 Cap tam 4 Chorus 1 2 Latm Club 2 Modern Language Club 2 Llbrary Club 4 Spamsh Club president 4 G O vxce pres1dent4 Lead ers Club 2 3 4 Newspaper 4 Honor Society 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Captam 2 3 Soccer 1 Basketball captam 1 3 4 Volleyball captaln 3 4 Softball 1 2 Captain 3 Archery 1 2 4 Bowlmg 1 2 4 N0 'ra' GEORGIA LEMKE Lee Commercxal Little said is soonest mended Pearl Rxver Players 1 RICHARD RP MBACH Rxch General Neither too sad nor to glad Neither too good nor too bad Modern Language Club 2 Bxology Club 3 MURIEL LESTER Penny Commerc1al Shell never trouble trouble tzll trouble troubles her' Chorus 1 2 Archery 1 2 Softball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Band3 4 KT Gay secre tary 4 PATRICIA REILLEY Irxsh College Entrance Shes lxttle but shes wxse Shes a terror for her size Hockey 1 2 3 4 Riding 1 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Archery 2 3 4 Softball 3 4 Modern Language Club 2 Biology Club 3 Library Club 4 Spamsh Club 4 Latm Club 4 Pearl Rxver Players 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook CHARLOTTE LEGSDIN Char College Entrance A cheery gzrl a lzmber e Smgmg dancing to herself Chorus 1 2 Pearl Rxver Players 2 Bowlmg 2 4 Archery 4 Volleyball 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 L1 brary Club 4 Traffic Squad MELVIN PITTS Homer General Our jowal star rezgned at hrs birth Intramural basketball Boys chorus 1 Football - - . 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JEAN RITCHINGS Rusty College Entrance Her sunny smzle just rad: ates glee Shes Jolly and as nzce as she can be Chorus 1 2 3 4 Pearl Rnver Players 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captaxn 2 Bowl ing 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 4 S0 tball 1 2 Captam 2 Honor Society 4 Traffic Squad sergeant 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 L brary Club 3 4 President Modern Language Club 2 Latm Club 2 Spamsh Club 4 Cheerleader 3 4 News paper 4 If-sup 41 aglkx ld We ROBERT SHAND Bob College Entrance I worry not for what s the use To worry bores me lrke the deuce Basketball 3 Baseball 3 4 Football 4 Assxstant edltor Yearbook Traffic Court Judge 4 , as CHARLES RUST Rustxe General Much study IS the wean ness of the llesh Basketball 2 3 Manager WILLIAM SMELLEGAR B1 College Entrance He had a head to contnve and a tongue to persuade Soccer 2 3 4 Bro ogy Club 3 EARL SANFORD Earl College Entrance The wzll to do the soul to dare Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer d Boys Chorus 3 4 Oper etta 3 RALPH SMITH Smltty General The fear ol bemg silent makes me mute Track 2 Football manager 4 Baseball 4 BARBARA ROSKE Babs College Entrance Szlence has become her mother tongue Chorus 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Arch er 1234 Hockey12 3 4 Bowlxng 2 LOUISE SMELLEGAR Breezy General 'Het ways are ways of pleasantness Hockey 1 2 3 4 Bowlxng B eball 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volley b 1 2 3 4 Archery 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 News paper 4 , . 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Y ' ', A 'ln 17 v WILLIAM SPEECHLEY Speech General Some thmk the world was made tor trolzc and fun So do I Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 T k 2 4 ology Club 3 WN 4:-I Poncho College Entrance He treats lzie as though xt were hrs own mventlon Freshman Play 1 Pearl River Players 1 2 3 4 Presxdent 4 Major produc txon 3 4 G O presxdent 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class presxdent 2 Intramural bas ketball 2 Newspaper 4 Yearbook Busmess Manager and Photographer ,11- 'Q DOROTHY STEINMANN jake Commerclal Do well and nght and let the world smk Hockey 2 3 Volleyball 1 3 Basketball 2 3 tball 1 2 3 4 Gay 4 4.--Y' pl' BESSIE WARNER Bessie General A sale compamon and an easy friend Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basket a 1 2 3 4 Soccer Softball 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 423 4 X47 ROSE THIERY Rose General The two noblest thzngs whxch are sweetness and lzght Chorus 1 3 4 German Club 1 2 PAUL WEISHAAR Pete College Entrance Although mathematzcal he Wzll never go OH at a tangent Football 2 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 Basketball 2 Manager 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Traffic uad 2 3 4 G O 3 Honor Society 3 4 Presl dent 4 Latm Club 2 Boys Chorus 2 Class President 3 DOUGLAS STARK Dugan College Entrance A pleasing countenance IS no slxght advantage Track 1 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 Class v1ce presldent 3 Intramural basketball 1 WILLIAM WALKER W1ll College Entrance The mxldest manners with the bravest mmd Intramural basketball 1 2 Band 1 2 Soccer 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook ll YY I Q rr 11 ,, . , I u ' 1 11 l s Q 2 U . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - - , 1, 2, 1 rac , 3, 1 Bi- J, 1 ' ' f, 'ft' - ' if 19 ' , u 19 .Q H . if -1 U rr 1 K 1 3 1 ' 11 M- 2, S 1 1 43 , Sof , , , 3 K-T- ' ' ' WILLIAM TRILLER fl ,Y 11 - - I . . . ,, Q - u - yy v 1 1 1 A X u ' - 1 1 - . 5 I . ,, , S ' ' 3 f- 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 9 1 9 1 Y Y Y Y Y ,' .f I , , 1 1 1 Y Y Y Y o . 5 - , . 1 1 1 I lf YY ar ' ff ' YY ' , 'K . 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JEANNE WRIGHT johnny College Entrance Her honors are honors that speak for herself just look at her record and see for yourself Hockey 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Capta1n3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Captain 2 oft 1 2 3 4 Rlcllng 2 Archery 1 2 3 4 Bowllng 1 2 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Leaders Club 2 34 Chorus12 34 Op eretta 1 2 Class Presldent 1 Pearl Rlver Players 1 2 4 Vlce presxdent 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 V1cepres1dent 4 G O secretary treasurer 2 Modern Language Club 2 Latin Club secretary 2 Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 Traf hc Squad sergeant 4 Traffic Court judge 3 Spamsh Club 4 New paper 4 Year book eultor ln chlef t is EL in EDWARD WOLF College Entrance Wzt and wzsdom are born with the man Football 2 4 Soccer 3 Basketballl 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 4 Chorus 3 Yearbook photographer i KENNETH YEOMAN General I am wzllmg to be con vmced but show me the man that can do it Intramural basketball 1 Newspaper 4 Yearbook ROBERT YARMESCH Bob College Entrance We have met the enemy and they are ours Football 1 2 3 4 Co Cap tam 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Traffic Squad 3 4 Chorus 2 4 wi' ' 5 FRANCES ZABEL Franny Commercxal She walks by enchantmg as a dream Hockey 2 3 4 Captaln 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cap- tain 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Captam 2 Archery 2 3 4 Library Club treasurer 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Class secretary 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 O 1 3 Secretary Band 3 4 KT Gay presl dert 4 Newspaper 4 Year book HARRY WITTSCHEN Harry College Entrance The soul of a man IS hrs clothes Chorus 3 4 Pearl Rlver Players 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook '-...r J' MAURICE WOODS Murray College Entrance Breathes there a man with soul so dead Who never glanced over hrs shoulder and said H1 Babe Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Football 4 Chorus 3 Spamsh Club 4 .1 - 11 Q M' r' u 11 , If . 1 2 , u ' - , ' . . 1 ff l A , ' .U , 1 1 Q 'i 1 1 1 Y H 1' - 'f ' - ' Ed I . . 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A , C A A Senlurs i ROBERT STEMMERMAN EDWARD TELLER ln Service DONALD PAYES DAVID ZIMMERMAN PHIL!-IP SEYMOUR GERARD LINDLEY JOHN RILEY BEST DRESSED MARGIE ALLISON HARRY WITTSCHEN BEST ALL AROUND FRAN ZABEL GERRY HOLSTEIN MOST STUDIOUS MARY HADELER TED ARBOGAST EL!-ISS MOST TALKATIVE MURIEL LESTER BILL GRIFFITH MOST CHIVALROUS ED COBB 22 MOST ATHLETIC JANE PATERSON BOB YARMESCH NICEST SMILE HELEN KOOP HERBERT IOHNS 1 i CENSUS MOST CAPABLE JEAN RITCHINIGS BILL WALKER MOST POPUI AR JEANNE XVRICH1 BILL TRILLEP PEPPIEST JEAN BUDD RALPH SMITH CLASS wrrs PAT REILLEY 1012 JUDGE MOST SCIENTIFIC JUNE BONGARTZ BERT BULLER MOST ARUUMENTA TIVE CHARLO TE LFGSDIN KEN YEOMAN lken argufld hxmself mto me Navyb BEST LOOKING PEGGIE FARLEY ED WOLF FF' .A MOS'1 LIKELY TO SUCFFFD RUTH IOHNSON PETE WE SHAAR - , .mi f A it 'lr' I 3 I f. , 1 I A Ll II We the 1945 graduates of Pearl Rrver Hrgh School do hereby make publrsh, and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament hereby revokrng all former wrlls at any trme heretofore made Marge Allrson offers her trtle Best Dressed to Pat Lyon To john Blunt Ed Arbogast leaves hrs shyness Clarre Behrens wrlls her ladylrke manner to Eleanor Ortlreb june Bongartz bequeathes her long golden tresses to Mar aret Hunter To jean Tallman Dorothy Sternmans darly tasks rn the school cafeterra jean Budd leaves her abrlrty to cut a rug to Lloyd Gardner To Robert Grant rs wrlled Bertram Bullers borsterousness Edward Cobb bequeathes hrs gallant arr to Wrllram Klrewe To janet Gagnart Dorothy Deans bangs Rrchard Doschers Lrllrputran stature rs left to Walter Buhler Theresa Doscher bequeathes her artrstrc abrlrtres to Bob Pedrrck Janrce Eberlmg wrlls her unsquelchable grggle to Dorrs Johns To Mrldred Snerder Peggre Farley leaves her drstmctron as best lookrng Dorcas Eldredge offers her wad of gum to Angre Moschella To Herbert Whrtney an expressron of pleasure and thanks for your Emelre Emmanuellr bequeathes her domrcrle rn the lrbrary to joan Van Zandt Rrchy Frederrck leaves hrs permanent wave to Donald Frsher To Marcra Glrck a thank you for your wrllrngness to help Mary Hadeler offers her bottle of peroxide to Mrldred Goebel Wrllram Herrmann s strarght harr rs wrlled to Glenn Wrlcox To Peggy Schwarz Gerald Holstems proficlency at coaxmg mrlk from cows Herby Johns leaves hrs ever ready smrle to Arlene Erserman Ruth johnson bequeathes her assembly soap box to john Bullrngham joe Judge offers hrs many Cand prettyj connectrons rn Nyack to Joe Vrlla Bob Kohler leaves hrs sweater to Rrchard Rrckle To Phyllrs Whrte Helen Koops lovely laugh Charlotte Legsdrn wrlls her complarnts to Rrta Reynolds Murrel Lesttr leaves her uncanny talent for always berrg late to Peggy Harrret, and Eleanor Brll Grrlliths eyelashes are bequeathed to Katherrne Ehrhardt To Phyllrs Beers-one megaphone so that her teachers can hear her Jane Paterson wrlls her many athletrc skrlls to Elarne Anderson Zl 7 ' ' 7 3 7 Y ' , . 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N .A h , . . , . f Mel Pltts recedxng ha1rlme IS left to Adolph Slaboda To Mary Moschella Rlchard Rambach s grft of gab Pat Rellley offers her coal black mane to Pat Farley Jean Rltchmgs helpfulness IS wxlled to jane Crosb1e To Bertha Kaufman Barbara Roskes quret d1spos1t1on Ch rlle Rust bequeathes hrs wrsecracks to Paul Staats Bob Shand leaves hrs mtelhgence as quarterback to joe Marsrco To Theresa Schwmn a set of drawlng penclls ln recognltron of her art1st1c talents To Margaret Erxckson Robert Yarmesch wxlls hrs frxendlxness Wxllram Smellegar leaves h1s love of the Navy to Audrey Knecht To Vlctor Frazrta Ralph Smlths reserved manner Bxll Speechleys love of Englxsh is bequeathed to Thomas McLeod Doug Stark wrlls hrs curly harr to Alvm Tonjes Rose Thxery offers her excuses for bemg absent to Mrchael Demchuck To Allce Entwxstle the cleft m Bertha Hadelers chm Bill Trlller leaves hls slze to Fred Braun Bessre Warners mceness rs bequeathed to Eleanor Bler Loulse Smellegar offers her Home Ec apron pots and pans to Mar1on DeGraw Pete Welshaar offers hrs convolutlons to Glenn Langer To Joel Swmdells Robert Wmter wllls hls backyard basketball court To Karl Hoermann Harry Wlttschens knack for knowmg what t1e to wear wlth whlch shlrt Ed Wolf bequeathes hls platters of both hot and sweet muslc to George Ba r Maurxce Woods offers hrs many and varled chores at the local A 85 P to Sant Chellml To Vlrglma Hlcks Ken Yeoman wrlls his argumentatxveness Frances Zabel offers her stenographxc gemus to Dorothy Sxmmonds Tw janet Holt Jeanne Wrrghts VIVHCIOUS cheerleadlng Earl Sanford wrlls hrs dellghtful way of txckllng the 1vor1es to Dora Bedcll In vutness whereof we the Class of 45 have hereunto set our hand and seal thxs 10th lay of January ln the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred and forty xve 25 . . , . . . 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Y X .J ELI-155 UP 1944 First Row Lelt to Right S Oakley R Kerman C Glatstem J Helmke F Spreen G Armstrong J Schomburg J Hartel Second Row Left to Right I Jamckx R Doscher J Berry F Ehrhardt G Stem R Fntz I Conchetta B Costlgan T Scarpulla Third Row Left to Right E Straub F Schmersahl E Baker H Jersey D Rosso E Effenberger M Fourth Row Left to Rrght L Hopper W Erxckson C Wmne S Breda J Barnum W VanHouten M Penllo S Kruk C McG1ll H Bodensxek E Hoermann C Roth Smce last year s graduatmg class was unable to have a yearbook, due to wartlme condltlons, we, the Class of 1945 have declded to place IH our yearbook thls plcture of the Class of 1944 Last year s class was one of the most actlve 1n the school s hlstoxy Thev had a very successful Semor Hop and other soclal events Not only WPIC they actlve soc1all'y but they gave our school some of ltS best athletu teams ln recent years In the sprmg they took a boat rlde up the Hudson Rlver and spent the day at Bear Mountaln 30 : - : - ' 1 . ' 9 . : - ' : - . ' . Schneiderg G. Walserg J. Kroenungg M. Schoonoverg A. Wilcoxg M. Ogdeng M. Massey. 5 . ' 3 . 3 . ' 5 . ' 5 . 9 . . . , . , . . ,N .w Q 9 3 H , . EI. 55 UP 19115 JUN CLASS opp I E Thls vears junior Class, the future senlors, and the next occupants of studw hall has shown 1tSClf to be a clam of go getters and get thmgs done1s llmplt proof of thls are the manw rctnltlef, whlch they have sponsoled duung the Lu' RIM :XJ Bu, school year, among them a movle on New l '8he,,, Holt anger York Cxty and the World s Falr a Chust J Marsha mas party, and the Junlor Prom Ep Furs! Row Left to Rzght P Whxte M Moschella J Van Zandt M Erickson H Hadeler J Bullmgham J Holt G Langer J Marsxco P Farley A Exserman V Hucks A Mosch ella M Schwartz Second Row Left to Right M DeGraw J Tallman R Reynolds A Knecht M Schnexder D Bedell J Crosbre P Lyon P Beers A Entwxstle I Fleetwood M Glick T Schwinn J Zeman K Ehrhardt Thrrd Row Left to Rzght R Pednck J Swmdells F Braun A Sloboda R Grant G Baer K Hoermann A Tonjes D Fnsher J Blunt S Chellmx J Hohmann H Whitney W Buhler 31 'ilu' ' IQR P - C . , . . I u 1 , V Rs ' Q J 3 ,Ill , . . -. K - . ' fo . Y .L i G. L . l , . g. V I f , h qv -. If , ,A M - if 3 t ' Kvlj l I CLASS UF 1947 F1rstRow Left to Right R Hunderfund, J Fay R Shand M Grllflth W Frondx Second Row Left to Rxght M Mexers D Prouty E Paterson H Stark E Benestad, A Smellegar Flood N Wnght M Noyes, B Greemer, B Dexter G Phtlhps J Van Zandt, H Lang Rxley, J Fntz Thrrd Row,Left toR1ght I Moeller, H Mueller, D Ganden M DMeza McLeod R Smith L Cree M Griffith P Holstem G Clark R Eichner, M Speechley Peterson V Meehan, D Gehsman Fourth Row Left to Rxght P Wxlllams, A Reich Secor E Garbade A Clarke A Wexshaar W Shuttleworth R Masur, E Noyes R Van Name, L Denk T Hadeler R Leshe, W Schoenfeld K Karrell, J Murray Feelmg rlght at home and more famlllar to and wlth their fellow students, are the sophomores Ever smce then' 1eturn to blackboards and notebooks last fall they have been 1n the swmg of thmgs wlth a sense of vewponslblllty and enthuslasm They showed sagaclty ln electing thelr G O repxesentatlves and have done wonders as far as boostlng mal stamp sales m thelr respectlve home rooms IS concerned On the whole, thls year s sophomore class has been bv far one of the most outstandlng that the old schoolhouse has ever seen, and we ale conll dent that lf thls amazlng pace lS contlnued, the followmg two years w1ll be very lively ones. 32 CLASS UF 19113 Fxrst Row Left to Right P Santan S Englander J Poole C Haddock J Starr M Gessner D Frxtz A Warner W Dean R Mansen J Plrkl L Duhalme Second Row, Left to Right I Stemmerman G Rambach C Nickels I Jamckl J Gough H Trebmo R Pecorale A Smellegar J Bryant D Murdock N Lang C Nagy J Murphy P Lewrs B Katenkamp T Lxcht Thrrd Row Left to Rrght E Clark A Hansen L Kowatsch P Evans J Flood C Gagnon K Hecker J Kearney M McGrath G Crosbre L Dorff J Kehon A Clark J Mott B Schroeder U Dolmer A Entwrstle A Cazzaza Fourth Row Left to Right W Kmard J Kehon A Wieteckx, P Hxldabrand, G Medhcott G Brown E Holmes L Maria A Holdt D Kehon E Woods R Snackenburg G Herrmann, C Cobb R Powers A Wagner J Perry, G Goldstem Slnce the begmnmg of tlme Freshmen have come and gone-always llmld and awed at first always a llttle more bolsterous and self confident as the months go by From freshmen antlcs to sophomore prestige, they march onward year after year, leavmg behmd them an mevltable trall of jammed lockers, tl rown erasers, mutllated text books, and harassed teachers Thls year s crop has been no dliferent They elected officers, vlolated 'raffic regulatlons, dldn t do all thelr homework, and m general made them selves felt and at home But all in all, they show the promlse of becoming energetic and spirlted students, characterlstic of P R H S 53 we ,mei ' 95 ' Ra xiffi ,. 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Q 1 ls' f ! - X A 1, 'n I! ll i 1, flax Rx . f xx. , s . a X f O X 1 3 M l , V s w V' ' ii -W xl K ' f F I f 1 -' I -x Xi I,-,I I jf! 2 ' JI ,Jf I, K qrhi X Aux .. rw -Qtkh-x -0' V' t S I? xx PIRATE ST .wv ?' it z IG Five Robeft Sha 'Y E Bimnaugw r W 05 aim om sie Rexx ey wxmam nd Ygxnc EDITORIAL STAFF Edxtor 1n Chref Jeanne Wrxght Assxstant Edxtor Robert Shand Lrterary Edltor Bertha Hadeler Club Edltor Juneann Bongartz Art Edntor Ruth johnson Sports Edxtor Gerald Holstem Typist Frances Zabel Copy Edltor Wlllxam Walker Photography Wrlham Trxller Edward Wolf BUSINESS STAFF Busmess Manager Wllham Trrller Assrstant Busmess Manager Patrlcla Rexlley Cxrculatron Manager Kenneth Yeoman Advertrsxng Manager Paul Wexshaar Assxstant Advertlsmg Managers Harry Wrttschen William Grlflith Advxser Mr Emaugler Treasurer Herbert johns YEARBOOK STAFF slfflfll, Left to Right P Wershaar, R johnson, R Shand, J Wnght, W Tnller, J Bon gartz, H johns Standing, Left to Right F Zabel, H Wxttschen, G Holstem, W Griffith, B. Hndeler 36 , 1-ffffafffm ,mjvif 7 fl , T 1 ,, .. , ,kgs I I ,,,,,,m - 'VV F I . n 1 R x u u n . . . bg, . . e . . . 1 ' - 'l I . . 1-1 ' . 0 Q 4 5 Q . 0 , . n W 34. u u u - GENERAL ' A 'A g UHEANIZATIUN Le!! to Right-P. Weishaarg R. Manleng J. Paterson, Vice-Pres.: W. Triller, Pres.: P. Farley, Sec.-Trees.: N. Wright: F. Braun. The G O is a student council composed of two representatives elected from each class All puplls vote for the presldent chosen from the student body and thls year the campalgn was one of real mterest Placards ban ners favors and speeches aroused the puplls to a hugh pltch before the electlon The C O IS the clearmg house for the questlon box m the Study Hall where the puplls deposlt new ldeas crltlclsms and suggestions for lm provement The year s projects mcluded buymg gold stars for the servlce flag lendmg money to the traffic squad for badges and promoting the sales of enough stamps and bonds to buy a field ambulance Mlss Truesdell IS the faculty advlser The purpose of the Natzonal Honor Society IS to build qualltles of character ablhty personallty and cltlzenshlp among the Semor students m the high schools of Amerlca In order to be a member one must be a hlgh school semor and be able to mamtaln an average of 8502 After each quarterly exam honor certllicates are given out to those students who have attamed an average of 8572 The major contrlbutlon of this year s Honor Society was a project ln connectlon wlth the war effort HUNUH SUIIIETY Standing Left to Right J Paterson P Welahaar Pres F Zabel Sntmg Lol! to Rijht J Ritchmgs R Johnson D Dean J Budd Soc Tren J Wrrght Vice-Pres ' 9 .9 9 9 ' 9 9 9 ' , . . . .' 9 9 9 9 l , I . . . . . , . EP'- S.. . ' . -I : . K . ' J . . . . , ., -, ' : . 3 . 5 lg ' l . , .- .3 . ' , ' . x,j., ffl. - V ' 5 Q ' ' N ' First Row Lett to Right J Budd C Behr ens P Farley Vice Pres J Ritchmgs Pres Miss E Myers Adviser F Zabel Treas J Wright Sec P Reilley B War ner Second Row Left to Right H Had eler C Legsdm R Johnson P Farley J Paterson J Bongartz E Emmsnuellx J Eberlmg D Dean E Scharmer Third Row Left to Right J Crosbie P Beers P Dolan T Schwinn J Zeman P Lyon A. Eiserman M Glick J Galgnat M Erickson J Van Zandt A Entwxstle f LEADERS' EL B man Vice Pres F Zabel The Leaders Club IS an all glrl organlzatlon acceptlng only those who have malntamed an 85? average and have passed the quallficatxons of leadershlp, sportsmanshlp, and character The club s actlvltles COHSISI of plannlng Play Days for the gym classes, and occaslonally for the faculty The club also supplles lntramural awards for the glrls lVIembersh1p to the Llbrary Club IS open to any Jumor or semor who wlshes to offer hls or her SCFVICCS Although some male enrollment would be more than welcome, th1S year s club conslsts entlrely of glrls Offxce holders are Jean RllCl11I'lgS Presldent Pat Farley, Vlce Presl dent, Jeanne Wrlght Secretary, and Frances Zabel Treasurer Mxss Myers, as advlser, kept the club under control Among the act1v1t1es scheduled for thls year were the annual tea, Book Week, a drlve to collect books for the armed forces, and finally a trlp to New York to see a play The club's dally tasks were to arrange the dlsplays and keep the hbrary ln order IJBHAHY 5 , Standing, Left to Right-J. Wright J Rit chings, A. Entwistle, A. Knecht, E Blex Sitting, Left to Right-J. Paterson V Hicks, Sec., D. Dean, Treas., Miss M Met ress, Adviser, M. Hadeler, Pres., A Enser TB FFIII EU HT Left to Right L Dorff Clerk G Langer R Shand P Holstein Judges Mr Hicks Adviser M Hadeler Prosecuting Attomey The Traffic Court metes out punlshment to those who haxc vlolate traffic rules The Judges hear the cases and pass sentence Wlth advlce and recommendauons from Mr Hlcks, who slts ln at each sesslon of the court Members are nommated by the C 0 and selected by Mr Hlcks Handmg out tlckets to all offenders, the Traffic Squad IS not looked upon wlth favor by the majorlty of the students However, they do keep order ln the halls whlle classes are passlng, and m addltlon, Proctor the cafeterla durmg the lunch hour So that the rules could be more rlgldly enforced, each member was requlred to buy and wear a badge for ldentlficatlon Oflicers Include ,lane Paterson, captaln, Jeanne Wrlght Jean Rltch mgs Paul Welshaar and Allan Welshaar sergeants Mary Hadeler ant Bob Yarmesch lleutenants Q TH!-lFFIII Sllllflll First Row, Left to Right-J. Ritchings, Serg.: E. Paterson. Clerk: P. Weishaar, Serg.: Mr. Church, Adviser: J. Paterson, Capt.: A. Weishaar, Serg.: J. Fay: M. Had- eler, Lieut.: J. Wright, Serg. Second Row, Left to Right--M. Erickson: J. Eberling: H. Stark: J. Van' Zandt: J. Bongartz: M. Griffith: E. Emmanuelli: C. Legsdin: M. Schwartz: M. Moschella: D. Dean. Third Row, Left to Right--R. Hunderfund: V. Hicks: N. Wright: H. Moeller: J. Van Zandt: M. Griflith: M. Speechley: M. Reid: M. D'Meza: B. Buller. 2.1 Frrst Row, Left to Rzght J Kearney, J Zeman P Farley D Murdock K Ehrhardt M DeGraw M Gessner G Rambach M Sarvant U Dolmar H Stark A Smellegar M Melers M Hale B Dexter to Right R Reynolds P Whxte M Reid J Starr J Eberlmg C Behrens E Paterson, J Fritz E Benestad J Murphy D Johns, L Kowatsch A Ross M Erxckson D Prouty E Scharmer H Had eler P Evans Thzrd Row Left to Rzght M Noyes I Mueller H Moeller J Holt A Moschella Li Glick T Doscher A Knecht C Gagnon M uwillil 14Lw Schwartz M Moschella M Schnexder L Dnllm J Van Zandt G Clark E Clark T Lxcht Fourth Row Left to Right T Schwlnn L Peterson J Crosble H Koop J Bongartz, R Thlery D Barnes V Hicks man K McLeod I Jamckl L Smellegar B Roske L Dori? M Rnley D Flood Frith Row Left to Right J Flood M Allison R Smith P Holstein M Grxfhth J Rntchlngs J Wrxght L Cree, N Wnght R Exchner M DMeza D Bedell M Ms. Grath J Van Zandt D Srmmons D Ganden, G Crosbie V Meehan GIRLS EHUHU5 The glrls entertamed dehghtfully at many assemblies, but the blg event was the annual operetta, Iolanthe Wrltten by Cllbert and Sulhvan, lt was glven by the combmed choxuses under the dlrectlon of Mrs Murray Some of the glrls attended the New York State Musxc CllI11C at Suffern BUYS CHUH 5 Every Tuesday boys who hke to smg meet ln the audltorlum Despxte chahgmg VOICCS, thelr repertolre varles from Chrlstmas calols to Don Fence Me In Thls year, ln addltlon to thelr weekly gathermgs, they staged CvlllJC1't and Sull1van,s lolanthe ln collaboratlon wlth the Glrls Chorus Slttmg--T Haddock First Row, Left to Rzght P Santan, H Rust, H Summers, G Sherman, R Shand, L Duhaxme, D Peterson, E Grant Second Row, Left to Rzght W Murphy, E Thomson, E. San ford, W Gnhith, W Trlller, R Leslie, H Wxttschen, B Baker Third Row, Left to Rzght J Baker, L Gardner, R Rlckle, F Perkins, A Relch, A Holdt, E Garbade, B Ablondx, R Yarmesch , , A I N W K I may ., :V ff ' iff , .fp - f 1 , lf r , , ' 3'5 5 J , f gf . ' 1 A A , Q, , . , : ' V' , Ml M 5 4. f - if 1 5 . . 1 A M I Y - AJ ff. mf- ,,. 2' ' ' . . 46' ' .K ' ' - . ' . 5 . 5 . 5 . ' 5 . ' ' 5 . 3 . 5 . 5 . 5 . -S - 3 - . 3 - - ' 1 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . - - 1. - v ' . v 5 . 9 - 5 - 9 . 9 - - - , - 1 - ' ' , ' A. Hanseng P. Lew1s5 C. Nlckels. Second Row, Left E- Emmanuelm I- Stefffmefmani P- LYCUS A- Elsef' ' - . 5 . ' 5 . ' 5 . 5 3 - .9 - 9 - Q 3 - -S - ' 2 . 5 . ' . ' 5 . -. 3 - ? - A - . 1 j 5 . 3 . . . g l f . 5 . . U 5 . . 5 . 5 5 ' l 9. ' 3 ' . l ' - I ' . l ' 1 . gr I . Q l . D .- Q . . , -- , Q 1 - v ' I 1 ' 1 ' ' . K , . 5 . 5 , 5 , - S - 9 - - H z - Q - 5 . : - ' - - 7 ca 77 - Y - ' , . 9 . .... . 6, , , ' I 97 ' 66 99 ' ' ' ' 7 . J . First Row, Left to Right-W. Walkerg J. Wrightg R. Johnsong Miss M. McDonough, Adviserg J. Ritchingsg P. Reilleyg H. Witts- chen. Second Row, Left to Right-M. Hadelerg E. Emmanuellig J. Bongartzg F Zabelg J. Patersong H. Koopg J. Buddg D. Dean. Third Row, Left to Right-W Ericksong R. Kohler, W. Trillerg W. Grif- fith: B. Buller. EWSPAPEH STAFF After several weak attempts 1n prevlous years, The Plrate' finally set sall thls year w1th a full crew One reason for the success of the paper was the fact that we had a dlfferent edxtor for every lssue, each one trymg to do a better job than the one before The task of gettlng out an lssue every month a dlfferent staff, IQ not as slmple as lt may sound It took a great deal of tlme and effort on the part of the wrlters, typlsts, and prlnters The effort was well rewarded however, as each xssue was a sellout HTGAY The commerclal students formed a new club thlS year, called of all thmgs K T Gay Although the name sounds odd, lt s really a pa1t of th shorthand alphabet K T Cay was organlzed to better acquaint our future secretarles wlth actual busmess practlces Durmg the year they VlSltCd varlous busmess offices and made a trlp to Wall Street A speaker from the Kathryn Glbbs School spoke to the club Another lmportant event was the Faculty Tea glven by the glrls Sxttmg Left to Right M Gllck j Eber Img M Moschella Trees A Knecht Vrce Pres Miss DePaola Advxser F Zabel Pres C Behrens P Dolan Standmg Left to Rzght T Schwinn P Beers D Sum mons J Gargnat A Entwrstle K Ehr hardt 'WL PEARL HIVEH PLAYERS Fzrst Row Leit to Right R Mansen M Dmeza J Wnght Vxce Pres W Trxller Pres Mxss Plantamura Advxser R Johnson Sec L Denk Treas P Renlley J Eberlmg R Hunderfund Second Row Left to Rzght A Hansen L Kowatsch I-I Moeller M Noyes M Gnflith L Cree H Koop B Dexter P Farley Thrrd Row Left to Right J Budd N Wnght The dramatlc club IS one of the newly founded organlzatlons 1n the school thls year The Pearl Rlver Players as they call themselves offer opportunltles for those lnterested 1n actlng, dlrectlng and other mysterles assoclated w1th the staglng of dramatlc works The first slzable accomnllshment thls year was the Cbrlstmas play staged on the Frlday before Chrlstmas vaeatlon Th1S short drama was about a famlly w1th the Chrlstmas smut who gave up thelr Chustmas savlngs to buy presents for an underprlvlleged famlly and were rewarded bv the unexpected Vl9lt of thelr soldler son Preparatlons are belng made for a Llncoln s Day play to allow those who dldn t have a chance to act ln the Chrlstmas play to dlsplay thelr talents After thlg they Wlll alm thelr slghts on the Mawr Produetlon whlr-h w1ll be staged ln May 42 ' , ' 5 - , -9 - , -s - ' 1 - ' 9 - J. Ritchingsg P. Williamsg W. Griliithg H. Wittscheng E. Cobb: M. Griffithg J. Crosbieg . i . . , , 9 . . . , ' 9 . , . . . . ,441 :Ii Q' .ft ggc, gn, A E 'va-ww ,P it 'Q f 41 ' IQ ., f ,N ig: T3 6 fig ,. W H f an fi? V 7' F, - ibn 3. 7 A is L 7 V4 5 H ' I , ' ,. , ma, U 70 I 1131. V1 A 1 Q 15' a . ' w 6- x I 'W wg . if f M . 7 , 1 -,r. ,W V , 5 f I mg f 1 Q 5 ' ' ,hw A w ' 4 LA TEHTULUT First Row, Left to Right--M. Ericksong R johnsong P. Holsteing J. Paterson, Pres. Miss Plantamura, Adviserg I. Muellerg D Dean: P. Reilleyg J. Eberlingg J. Holt. Second Row, Left to Right-E. Paterson J. Wrightg J. Ritchingsg J. Crosbieg G Clarkg P. Lyong M. D'Mezag E. Benestedg H. Stark. Third Row, Left to Right-S. Englanderg A. Secorg T. Hadelerg R. Mesur- 9 R. Rambachg L. Duhaime. The puplls of the Spamsh classes organlzed a club thls year under the guldance of MISS Plantamura The name whlch they chose for then club, I a Tertuha, means an mformal gathermg of people The soclal llfe and cultural Interests of all Spanlsh speakmg countnes form the baSlS for the club s programs Orgamzed so that Latln students mlght better understand and appre clate Roman culture and government, the Latin Club has held many mter estlng and lnformatlve meetlngs thls year At one meetlng the Saturnalla was celebrated 1n true Roman fashlon, the members even wore togas We call them sheets Instead of followmg the regular parllamentary rules, the procedure of the Roman government IS used at each meetmg The officers use Latln tltles, such as consuls, aedxles, llctor, and quaestor The consuls are Phylhs Whlte and J oe Marslco Mlss Truesdell IS the faculty advlser LATI CLUB First Row Left to Right R Pecorale J Kearney C Nagy D Dean Quaestor P Farley Aedxle N Wnght Aednle E Pat erson Aedxle Second Row Left to Rzght G Phillips P Rexlley B Schroeder Hicks M Gnfhth M Noyes L Cree Moeller Third Row Left to Right Medhcott E Holmes A Welshaar Gnffith Lzctor J Fay LE EEHIILE ttf FH!-l EAI5 Frrst Row Left to Right J Starr H Trebmo J Gough Mlss Olcott Advnser D Flood Pres C Gagnon A Hansen Second Row Left to Rxght P Wlllxams R Hunderfund Secy L Kowatsch M Noyes Reporter N Wrxght Treas A Although the members of Le Cercle Francals are not glfted convelsw tlonallsts, the meetlngs are conducted 1n French and the constltutlon IS Wfll ten in French Each member glVCS a French phrase as the password as he enters The meetlngs are devoted to the study of the customs and cultu1e of France, and to the slnglng of folk songs The blg event of the year X as a tr1p to New York to see a French movlc and to dlne at a French restaurant BAD The band has provided muslc for many act1v1t1es thls year Besldcs playmg at assembhes, the members took part 1n the Memorlal Day Parade and played for bond rallles Their marchlng and playlng added a color ful note to the football games, whlle thelr skllfull letter formatlons drew much applause First Row Left to Right D Rorass M Hale C Jacot C Nagy E Anderson H Premo J Murray W Schoenfield B Schroeder R Wnght j Baker E Sanford K Hutton C Haddock P Mauro P Reich B Van Loon A Wagner B Lyon Second Row Left to Right R Perry V MacCarthy A Clarke A. Holdt N Wnght R Leslxe T Hadeler T Haddock R Mansen R Powers ' ia ' , ' - - : - p ' - r ' ' s . : ' , 9 A . . f n ' M ' 5 Y . 1 , . 5 - ' , -9 - Clarkeg J. Poole. A, Q 1 L ' 5 I , . X ' . ' - . : - s - s - s - 9 - : . Q . 3 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . 5 . g . z - 1 - ' : - 9 - : - - , ' -- - : - : . : s - ' s - ' s - : - 9 . g . . DRUM AJUHETTE5 Kneelmg-J Kroenung Standmg Left to Right M Kuhlow J Frxtz R jamckx R Pecorale V Meehan J. Eberhng Capt K McLeod Capt P Whxte M Gessner M Goeble A Komman M Melers C Kroenung fr lrf' Ah 5.1, .f' fn!- -.-.1 xx F, 'g 'p. F 'K W. -K is Q,- .va-YNL 1 0 5 I 3 A ' , if 'J V, .' f D7 1 -. highs 'r Ll' i N , ig V,-j ' :' ' 3 , h ' I ' I' . 1 f 'uv -f fx xf i , i ' ,. I v ,ff-f--11 , I 'J ' I 5 L'-gf, Q ff. - ' .v V' - ' I .- ,XA tl - 3 K vr-. ' . tv' ' t yu' ll' 11 H, A x 1 . . K . b ,' !, A Q i X -'I . -, . , 5' mf- - ' n Q-,A . x xr A bi ' . Yi, its-I K g . if., f-JU R -4? , L-A - an K' N , Us ' ji ,' K K 'Agn ,QM ,fr--' V , , J ' X , 2 , sf K . 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E191 99 Vx Xxax llllbackca-SON W FIRST TEAM Lme Left to Right S Kruk G Holstem P Welshaar R Van Name J Judge R Kohler W Henry Backfield E Teller B Ablondx W Erxckson R Yarmesch GE Y- ERP H X, Yi2?,6 'Ebt To STE it '-'L-19 IN JOE JUD KOHLER G OB x Left GuardE B Leif- Tack e I Fzrst Row Left to Rzght R Smnth Mgr E Wolf P Staats R Pedrlck H Premo P Welshaar Co Capt R Y8l'm0SCh f-0' Capt E Garbade A Reach A Holdt P Tonjes S Chellxm F Perkins R Shand H Johns J judge J Marsnco S Kruk E Teller B Ablondl M Pitts J Swm della G Herrmann Mr Shuttleworth Coach Third Row Lei! to Right W Trxller W Herrmann R Kohler W Erxck N Hahn E Woods B Baker A Slaboda K Hoermann PUUTBALL The Plrates surprlsed all when they won thelr first undefeated champlon shlp slnce 1935 Wlth only four lettermen back, Coach Shuttleworth had to bulld hls team from first and second year men The team, captamed by Bob Yarmesch and Pete Welshaar, played thelr first game at Nyack and pulled a surprise upset by wlnnmg 12 7 A JIIIX that no Pirate eleven slnce 1936 has been able to overcome was banlshed when Warwlck was beaten by the Rockland County Champs to a score of 19 0 The team was glven a banquet at the Pascaclc lnn and presented wlth gold footballs by the Plrate Booster s Club Thls record shows the teams power Pearl Rxver 12 Nyack Pearl Rxver 27 Peekskxll M A. 0 Pearl Rwer 0 Haverstraw Pearl Rnver 54 St. Agnes Pearl River 20 Sprxng Valley 6 Pearl Rwer 7 Suffem Pearl Rxver 19 Warwnck 0 ' , ' - .. ' , -S - 5 - 'Q . ' g . ' - I . , . , - is It y . U ' . 1 . .T Williams: second 'Rolv, Left, to. Right-L-A. song of Holsteing R. ifanl Nameg 'wfaenryg , g . 3 . ' 3 - 9 - - , ' 9 ' 5 . 7 . . n . 0 . 0 . . . 0 49 EHEEH LEADERS I Left to Right C Legsdm J Holt J Budd Capt A Moschella J Wnght A Enser mann J Rxtchmgs M Alllson Captain jean Budd Adviser Mrs Gxbbons An all g1rl cheer squad was on hand at all the games to g1VC encourage ment when lt was needed, and to shout pralse when our teams scored They cheered our football team durlng an unforgetable season and saw lt become the county s champlonshlp team The basketball qulntet was also cheered on to vlctory after vlctory, and wlth countless pep rallles, the squad boosted the school morale when a tough game was commg up Due to the lack of experxenced materlal, Coach Church and h1s team dxdnt fimsh too hxgh ln the league standmgs although they played nine games and showed some brllllant soccer They battled Sprlng Valley only to lose a very close game, 1 0 The last two games found the team ln t1p top shape They tled Nyack and then went to West Pomt to play a strong Plebe team They lost that game only 3 1 After the game the team was taken to the mam dlnlng hall and was served supper wlth the Cadets At the end of the season, the team was feted by the Pearl Rlver Rotary Cub Kneelml Left to Rrght J Poole S Englander R Mansen P Mauro Fzrst Row Left to Right W Buhler T Bautz W Smellegar R Hunderfund R Frederxck Co Capt R Vorhxes E Holmes W Walker R Shand Second Row Left to Rzght Mr Church Coach F Braun W Schoniield E Noyes R Grant E Sanford W Speechley Mr Dann Coach I 'T A 'I .A . 1 lf' 11 - Q., :v ' x' fl, 3.4-'J 4 U t , f Q O 9 i f -5 -O y 9 - -' 4 L A A L F 1 Q g . . . l . SUEEEH muff Sitting Lelt to Right W Herrmann B Ablondi W Erickson G Holstein Capt W Henr R Yarmesch Standing Lett to Right P Wexshaar Mgr R Winter J Swindells E San ford S Chellim Mr Shuttleworth Coach VARSITY B SHETB LI. The 1944 45 Pirates have only two varsity players C errv Holstein a center, and VV1ll Erickson, a guard, back from last year. Bob Yarmesch and Bull Henry, from last year s varsity subs plus Bruno Ablondi brought up from the JV , complete the team. The Pirates, captained by Gerry Holstein, opened their season with 1 win over Piermont. After losing to Westwood and Haverstraw, the Bucs came back to win three straight. The Riverites are picked to finish third or fourth by the county sport writers. With half the season yet to play, they hope to prove them wrong. 52 r Ummm AHSITY B SHETBALL Standing, Left to Right-I. Shuttleworth, Coach: R. Shandg A. Holdtg W. Shuttle- worthg R. Leslie: A. Reichg K. Karrellg W. Frondig C. Rust, Mgr. Sitting, Left to Right--R. Pedrickg J. Marsicog G. Baerg P. Staatsg-H. Dunham, Capt.: G. Langerg J. Bullinghamg B. Baker: A. Tonjes. Thls vear s .I V team IS by far the best Pearl RIVCI has had rn several years The team IS composed of Captam Halsey Dunham and Paul Staats as forwards, Glenn Langer, center, George Baer and John Bullmgham as guards John took over Joe Vllla s guard spot when Joe enlisted ln the Merchant lVlar1ne As a team they are fast, accurate passers and they keep the ball movmg all the tlme Up to date the J V s have won five out of seven games These boys are startmg out on thelr basketball career by learnlng how to play the game and at the same tlme galfllllg valuable experlence mhlch wlll be useful when they become members of the varslty squad Some of the boys have the natural skxll that IS necessary for an all round basketball player The Freshmen have played one game and fought hard, only to lose ln an overtlme perlod to a stronger team wxth much more experlence than they have had FHESHMEN BASKETBALL Standing Lett to Right G Holstein G Schroeder W Dean R Powers Mgr Sitting Left to Right C Haddock H Premo C Cobb G Hermann A Wagner lr F: FI E Woods R Leffel J Pnrkl ' . , . . . . , . . 9 Coachg S. Englanderg L. Mariag E. Holmes: f . T ' . ' I G n . Y ' Y ' I 1 ' 9 Q 'U I . Q . Q . . i I ' 4 F.. V BASEB LL First Row, Left to Right-G. Baerg H. Dun- hamg B. Ablondig I. Shuttleworth, Coachg R. Yarmeschg R. Shandg J. Marsico. Second Row, Left to Right-L. Denkg P. Weishaarg R. Van Nameg G. Holsteing W. Trillerg W. Henryg J. Swindellig A. Tonjesg D. Fisher. Third Row, Left to Right-R. Shandg P. Staatsg J. Judgeg W. Herrmanng E. Noyesg E. Wolfg A. Reichg K. Karrellg W. Frondi. The baseball team has four varslty men left from last year two out fielders, a shortstop and a second baseman The rest of the xarslty boys graduated m 44 Wltll the exceptlon of Joe Vllla who IS now 1n the Merchant 'Vlarme However, baseball always attracts a lot of boys to try the1r luck so Coach Shuttlewoxth w1ll have some good materlal wlth whlch to fill out the rest of the team We know that they ll be full of the fightmg sp1r1t that characterlzes all of Coach s teams Thls year the track team faces the loss of Steve Oakley the best htlf mller ln the county last year However, Blll Henry, Doug Stark, and others wlll be out to make thls a successful season Because of deadlmes, we can t glVC you any results but we know Pearl Rlver wlll come through TRACK Standing Lei! to Rxght R Yarmesch A Rexch W Trxller H Johns A Clark B Ablondx Szttmg Left to Rzght E Arbo gust E Wolf W Herrmann Mr Dann Coach W Henry W Speechley D Stark GIRLS SPIIHTS The girls of P R H S are not neglected when lt comes to having a Vafled intramural program Fall winter spring they get their dallv exer clse In the autumn one sees them running up and down the lower field dangerously wielding hockey sticks or kicking each others shms instead of the speedhall When it becomes too cold for outdoor sports, they work off their excess energy in the gym by playing volleyball and basketball. As an extra , some of the girls go bowling. Spring is the season for archery and softball. During the year, girls from other schools in the county are invited here for play-days. These are not only a lot of fun, but they also promote neigh- borly feeling and good sportsmanship among the girls. 55 AHIIHEHY HUIIHEY i f I . rx. BIIIWLIN Juninr- Seninr Basketball First Row, Leit to Right-D. Dean: M. Erickson: J. Ritchings: J. Eberling: E. Emmanuelli: P. Reilley: L. Smellegar: J. Paterson: M. Allison: B. Warner: M. Hadeler: J. Wright: M. Schwartz: J. Budd: F. Zabel. Second Row, Left to Right-P. Farley: E. Blei: M. Sneider: V. Hicks: P. Lyon: J. Gagnait: J. Van Zandt: J. Bongartz: P. Farley: B. Roske: A. Moschella: M. Glick: T. Schwinn: K. Ehrhardt. Third Row, Left to Right-J. Holt: J. Zeman: M. DeGraw: R. Reynolds: J. Tallman: P. White: A. Entwistle: J. Crosbie: D. Simmonds: P. Beers: A. Eiserman: M. Moschella: H. Koop. First Row, Left to Right-D. Dean: M. Erickson: J. Ritchings: E. Emmanuelli: J. Eberling: P. Reilley: L. Smellegar: J. Paterson: M. Allison: B. Warner: M. Hadeler: F. Zabel: J. Wright: J. Budd: M. Schwartz. Second Row, Left to Right-P. Farley: M. Sneider: V. Hicks: P. Lycn: D. Bedell: J. Gaignat: J. Van Zandt: J. Bongartz: M. Farley: B. Roske: M. Glick: T. Schwinn: M. Moschella: K. Ehrhardt. Third Row, Left to Right-J. Zeman: M. DeGraw: R. Reynolds: J. Tallman: P. White: A. Entwistle: D. Simmonds: J. Crosbie: P. Beers: A. Eiserman: E. Blei: A. Moschella. Juninr- ii . Senlnr nlle hall Juninr- Senior Snfthall First Row, Left to Right--D. Dean: M. Erickson: J. Ritchings: J. Eberling: P. Reilley: E. Emmanuelli: J. Budd: B. Warner: F. Zabel: M. Hadeler: C. Behrens: J. Paterson: J. Wright: A. Moschella. Second Row, Left to Right-M. DeGraw: R. Reynolds: J. Tallman: P. White: M. Sneider: D. Bedell: V. Hicks: J. Van Zandt: J. Gagnait: E. Blei: T. Schwinn: M. Glick: M. Schwarz: K. Ehrhardt. Third Row, Left to Right-P. Farley: J. Zeman: M. Moschella: A. Entwistle: J. Crosbie: M. Allison: D. Simmonds: J. Bongnrtz: P. Beers: A. Eiserman: B. Roske. Spendhall Ol Fzrst Row Left to Rxght A Smellegar jean Keahon C Gagnon J Crosbxe D Murdock U Dolmer, J Flood Second Row Left to Right A Hansen B Gough Schroeder L Kowatsch J Kearney E Clark J Starr M Gessner R Pecorale Thzrd Row Lelt to Right P Lewls H Trebxno C Nagy A Clark' A Entwxstle P Evans C Nxckels Hldlnq Sitting Lett to Rzght D Dean T Budd M Hadeler M Schwartz Standing Left to Right J Wnght M McGrath V Meehan M Alhson B Dexter Freshmen- 1 nphnmnrn Snfthall Freshmen- nphnmnre Basketball Snphnmnre Vnlleyhall FSL. , 4 5 llglp Freshmen- 'TOGRAP I E a N i I i v i 1 I W Y W i D YN mr x '3 fff' X Q.. I J ffl, -Cr ,,..,'- ' E CL.: ina X 5 A X ., V L 'I S- fr ,' nn wx x ! V V M' if U A I . V ....!- KX, I a ' D . is ' if 'il' X . A I Qsffz- . x '- I If ' f X aff '91 ' as if ' X at V -X' 3' . Q. . ' , 3 x . in-' at Q y T' t lb ' X 1 I X E u K: I ,Z ' I ,, f N -A- QT--sill , gy- 4 I ,1 F ' J , ri -Vp 1 VYXKA, Q 2 2 ll flf. : 1 . 4: Q in ' lt KLF?! 'x,x-X4 ill fic-V ,lf : . fy? 4- sh ,, rf, If X277 - ' ' Q Q X - X- h Q: X PATRON S Rex 8. Mrs E B Buller M1 8. Mrs Vcjlllldlll lr Cjrlffith Sets olm 8l Cfeorae Qpeeehley Mr 84 Mrs XV F 'lrrller 8. Mrs P L Rntehrngbs l Hoyer 84 Mrs Emmanuellr Mrs osephmc Zabel Mr 8: Mrs Theodore Vwfarner Mrs Matthew Dal Lago Mr 8: Mrs S L Sanford r 8. Mrs olm Farley r XY' H Dean 52X Mr M A johnson Mr 8: Mrs H C Budd Mr 8. Mrs Harry W1ttsehen A Frrcnd M1 8: Mrs Fdward Ixrcgcr The Walker Famlly M1 8. Mrs Paul Rambaeh M1 8. Mrs E T Woods Mr 8: Mrs Albert Ebcrlrug Mr 8: Mrs Arthur Bongartz Mr 81 Mrs Kmgdon Alllson Mr 8. Mrs Theodore Hadeler Mrs Brrtam M Paterson Q p I Mr. ' '. . . Y' '. ., ' Mr- :u l l ., , ' Mr. .yy f -' -. V . - IW. , ' U .u , Q. , 1, M. . . A' ,jr. . . - 0 or 12 EXTE Folder Company 7 .5 C pl ments of 45235 'T ' .I 5, PEARL RIVER ATHLETIC CLUB Comp nts of ffzaw IHE ju TNIOR f LAS5 mil mem ROLKLAND COACHES ll flt 5 TANLEY E DQPLAUN INQ1 War N Xol, Co npllmcnt of BRAUER S DEPARTINIENT STORE N Yo lx pl ST ATE BANK Qompl ments ct HADELER 5 HARDXWARE STORE N Xorlx ' I Y - ' ' ' ' Co v i1 A 5 of X T Compliments of , . I T . . . H ' ' U ' Complx lc 5 of ., I . , I-1 's 11 Sanford Bldg. Pearl Rixcr cw ' r' Q 1 A ' 5 ' , N ' i ' w Pearl River cw r ' , . Paul Rixcr cw ' ' f.O1ll , imcma of . . Y 65 IDI In wa t GLATST IEN 5 STA FIONERY STORE KF,-:BX S hool S Pl l L5 C acting., Clrd R N 5 Drk Complrmcnt i 11 THE CHEERLEADERS IIIEISES DRY GOODS STORE N X ork KAPLOWITZ 8: ALPERT HARDWARE Compl ments of Ix n St ng., V Q SUPER SERVICE STATIOIN Com! I ments of Nm ct New X0 l-Y LUDXVIG ZISTLER i I ncnta C 0111 IIITILDIS of PEARL RIVER COMMUNITY GARAGE KIT 8: LARRYS DINER ERNEST QOALOA TVILI'Lh1Df'IdllOI' IL1rIR1xf.r New York Gcr1tr11A c Pmrl Rlxcr Hork 66 Co J AIT -n s of , . , . n! I SLI U i 3r ' ' I s ! c.1rl ivcr cw ' ' 4 ' 5 O , C on vlimcnts of ' 4 , ,. . V w . ,. G I'c.1rl Rivur cw ' ' . , . Q r - Q ' Hardware f- M111 Ci PILIIHDIIIQ Supplxcs I hi , Spri ' ally, N, Y. Phone S. V. 626 6 T ' ui 1 ' 4 L14 ' r' Com w ir ' 'of Q I w' ' j 7 ' Y 2 - k ', ' ITL 4 -, Y - S . va, 44 New ' ' C ompllmcnts of Complnments of R A L CONTRACTORS UMLAND S Clty N Tcl 2257 ROCKLAND TREE EXPERT CO Homemade lee Cream Ne Clry N Y Tel 2291 F1f1CC3l'1d1C5 SI mymg, Lme Clearame Pearl RIVCF New York Surgery Iecdmg C l f Omp mums O Complxments of THE WOMANS CLUB OI' PEARL RIVER ROCKLAND FUEL OIL CO Complxments of R- MR and MRS C LEGSDIN and DAUGHTERS Success to you all 67 7 New Q' ', . ,Y. . J w ' , . . . l - I ' v 2 Y ' 1 ' Pruning Bracing ' , , : ' Y O Beckerle Lumbe-r:Supp1y Co. Spring Valley, New York Complxments of FRANK D1GREGORY Shoe Rel L xlder QOIT11l1IH6DfS of IACOB K WEXLER COIT'lPllINCHfS of Comphments of SOPHOMORE CLASS ANGELO S BARBER SHOP LZ Mam Street Pearl Rx er N Complxments of f GEORLIE A BARTELS 68 5 1' - 3 . . 7 19 f ' 'v , , Y. Central Ave, Pearl River, N. Y. Comr lrments Complrments of PARK STATIONERY STORE MAY S BRATTON Pearl Complete lrne of School Supplres Greetxnb Cards New York Dress Shop Pearl Rner New York Pearl FRED L HOLT Contractor and Burlder Tel Pearl Rner 2176 ner New York Compliments of FRESHMAN CLASS YANKOS APPAREL SHOP FRANK PAOELLA Master Shoe Rebunlder Central Axe Pearl Rrver N Y Complrments of OAKLY BROTHERS GARAGE Pearl Rnver New York Complnments of ROLOFF S DELICATESSEN 7 ' S River . Y --- 104 Main St. Nyack, N. Y. Phone Nyack 1277 R' ' . 69 Compliments of HARRY S TAVERN Compliments of FRENCH CLUB Compliments of THOMAS GIBN EY Real Estate Pearl Rner New Yorlt Comp! ments of ALICES BEAUTY SALON Phone 2038 Pearl Rn er New York Compliments of GEORGE C VOLLHURST Pearl R1 er New York Complrments of ouwe Keaul Com hmemsof 9 P P Complnments of HOLSCHECK MENS SHOP Mcn s Wear Westwood New Jersey Compllments of ARTHUR KOMPASS Real Estate Pearl Rn er New York HUTTON JOHN SON CO 3 i , . .Y V ' I 0 . Nenuet New York , - 0 70 Complxments of Compliments of ANNS SHOP NEW CITY HARDWARE STORE Nlan ct New York New Clty New York Complrments of Compllments of RIALTO BARBER SHOP CHRISTY EBERLINO MARKET lcarl Rner New York New Clty New York Comphments of Compllments of GLICKS HARDWARE STORE COYLE 8: COYLE Complxments of Complxments of GRANADA DINER HELMCKE S MEAT MARKET S ottj Ialt Prop Pc 1rl Ruer New York New C ty New York Beckerle di Wrrght, Inc CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS Pearl Ruer N Y 71 l Ll ' ' ' J , ' V V , ' 7 Pearl River New York New City New York 'C . I , . lL ' r V - V O O I I Comphmcnts of JACK C KELLY Compliments of N ANUET DAIRY Nanuet New York COIUPllITlC'l'1tb of KEYROUSE PHARMACY Compllments of MARSHALL ROONEY Complxments of JOE JUDGES BAR sf GRILL Mldway Between Sprmg Valley and Nanuet Comphments of EDMOND MANN Best W1sl1es to Grlduatmg Class Complnments of THE ELMS HOTEL IXCIORRIS IJAYL5 New Cny New York 72 Ngmuet New York 7 DU-RITE QUALITY CLEANERS lulors Dycrs lurrrcrs N S M un Strut Tcl PcarlR1xcr Wal Opi omtc Pont Orme lf.arlR1xcr N H Compliments of N SPALDING eweler C oml lrments of A 84 P IKOOD STORE EMPLOYEES BEST WISHES DR IRVINGI WEISBERG C Complrmentb of EDSALL and BARGMANN Croperj, md Mens lrl Rrxcr New York SANFORD S PHARMACY Rexall Store Prcsgrrptron Scruce For Ovcr 25 Years Luncheonette and Soda. Tcl Pearl Ruer 2034 980 L RLIIABLI INSLRANQL IKREDERILR D SPRELN Your I rrcn l 1HdlHSLIfiHLC. Rcprucnt imc 1rlR1xcr New York C omplrmcnts of SAMUEL W SHELDON V A 'I ' ' ' W. . J V -3..'4l k k -Vi, 'i ',. Q3 O v ' 3 9 J P 'L . A . V Central Avenue Pearl River, N IJ L , , 1 - v X- f Y ' 7 Y P T I l ' K . . - 1 ' A 'h A 5 - Y P .A ' - . V 7 - -. YV Q- lrvf-H, Y-1, fl, Y Y 1 . 73 Q Compliments of PIRA TE BOOSTERS CLUB Pearl River, New ork COIIIPIIHICHIS of The Board of Educatron Howard L Cox Presldent Wxllram F Grrfhth Vue Presxdent Robert H Irltz Clerk Celeste M Medlrcott Thomas R Yeoman Samuel I H1Cks Supervxsmg Prxnclpal C ompllments of MODEL DAIRY and GROCERY Pearl Rn er New York JOHN Koo? Contractor 8. Builder Compliments of DR LEO G WEISHAAR 'Nlanuct New York PEARL RIVER ROOFING 8: SHEET METAL WORKS Rooflng Arr Condrtnonmg Leaders Gutters Slqlxbhts a 41 7 S M.11n Street Pearl Rn er New York Peter Shand Opposxte Post Ofhtc Pearl Rn er -H1 75 C 5 I New City, New York Phone 2155 STRAUSS STORES MYERS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO Rad1os Refrlgerators Auto ALLCSSOIICS Ilbhlflg Equlpment 775 Westwood Ax enue Westwood New ersey 5 A L Myers Phone Westwood 1500 MASKIN S GIFT SHOP C0mP1'mfmS Of MAC 8: DAVE Glfts Pxcturc Irammg Greetmg C lrds Men S Wear Costume ewelry Enblemood Westwood 76 XVcstwxood Aw. Westwood N New ersey C om plzmentf 0 DEXTER PRESS C 76 7,x , ,J K lA1,4M.1in Street Nxlck, N. Y. I v ,. - - , c , J ' ' o - ' 'i ' , l ' f Compliments of BEHRENDTS BAKERY Compliments of RUSSELL FISHER Pearl R1 er New York ABLONDIS BAR 84 GRILL Central A e Pearl R1 er Beer Tel 7507 Chou e W me Lrquor 38 South Mam Street Pearl Rlver New York Coml l menta of VAN DER WALDES 100 Ma n Street Nyack N H Compllments of KOPPELMANS KIDDIE SHOPPE PTA OR PEARL RIVER ldSllOI1b lor '1 ounf., lollxs Spr1n5V1llcy Nc Horle p ni., Valley 1 3 NI1nStreet KQQJ 'xv p 9 R V, 'V .C ,. -. I I wi ' 3 ,r R 4. .f-. 7 1 , . . l 3 1' .Ar f ,: o ', 1 .., .W f , 'I'el,Sri ' ' -' 558 ,7l.i Lg W. F, 77 MARTHA S Complrments of fix GENERAL ORGANIZATION Pearl R1 er Ne York OH Post Ofhce 'lel Pearl River 2020 WALTER R BEDELL Ilo ers Pearl Rlver Hlbh School Complrments of CENTRAL THEATRE Pearl Rrxer N Y Irung Sherman Manager Complrments of SILAS CHAMP Best Wrshes to the Class of 45 DR ELI H HERZOG Dentlst Complrments of PAULINE T SCOVILL Dancmg Classes Ax' , w ' 1 v. ' ' . ' ' L : w S, Highland Ave. Pearl River, N, Y. 7 . . W , . Q2 o 78 GREE TIN GS to the Class of 1945 A FRIEND WYMAN and MOCK C0mPl ments of F neral Home SHOEMAKER and Groc y PEARL RIVER BICYCLE SHOP C0mP11m'fmS Of ROCKLAND LIGHT 8: Ice Skates Sha pened POWER CO I. ght and Po er P a I R ef Ne YO IK Speed Vxctory Hour 79 C O i u CI' QQ , Pearl River Nyack Pearl River New York r I- . i w e r iv w r ' ' PASCACK INN Complxments of Restaurant 0fD1st1net1on LEADER S CLUB Speclalnzmg 1n Seafoods New Rathskeller For Large Recepuons and Banquets I ullrtles for Lunnheons Dinners and Use Gas For The I our Bug obs BM and Gull Cookmg Refrxgeratxon Water Heatlng House Heatmg North of R R Statron Tel Park Rldge 185 Al Hebelcr Mgr Park Rldge N CO, Inc BUY WAR DRAMATIC CLUB B 0 ND S Complrments of 80 . 9 C Cklfd PRIUCS Be Eqogomiqgl . s A . f ' J . . - --- X . . -' .:4.' -' Y A 'K-iiiiw' 'Av-'J-1' ' 'r --f LEDERLE LA B ORA TORIES INC Q Compliments of Pearl River, New York T. QTOOLE 86 SONS, Inc. Thu book was prmteo' by lhe o set procefs wzth the full cooloorolzon 0 the 'fear Took Sfdf STAMFORD CGNNECTICUT If . .f ' ' 'hint 's 1' -A ,, , ,, , ,,, fOllllllHCI1l' t ROCKLAN D ST ATE HOSPITAL EXLHAINOE Compliments of ROCKLAND LAUNDRY COMPANY Ing V 'Nl Y ork P R BARBER 84 RYAN General Contractors N H ork Complnments of HENRY YOUR HAIR DRESSER rl R Nc York 1 D OL r Spct lt, SWISS TRUDY C tx Store ln thc Co ntry XVM H BROWN 8: SON l rnlturc G lt or llxlllfl Str Ny ttk Nc York BUY S TA M PS and BONDS , l 7 5 O . V. Tx N Spr' J .alley l cw ' ' Tel. . . 2005 n Pctl iver wv ' lclrl River cw ' ' Sur tlztyk , inncrs 1 .f ill ' I 0 0 o Between Nnnuet and Spring Valley W I R ,l 1' 1 ' ' . Ll 7u ' A i' Sh 5 Rgttlios. Rcfrigcrgxtors, Wltslming lXl.lLllll1CS 1 2-12? .' ' ect Ulu 3 'Aw ' 85 Bob md cD1Lk Bmford BANROCK STUDIO Ielrl Rn er New York Are Plemed ro Extend Then' Smeere Congr ltul IIIOHS Ill Best XVISIILS to IHL CLASS of 11 8 cc va I 4 -l ., 1 of J, ', e , , I , , ' 2 z ' 1 Cl 3 Q45