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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

-wi.. 1.-N--fp..-,--. 1 1-, 6 5. :gh il . 'F ,'1 V, ii 53 Ls 3 E 35 2 31 1? C A '1 ' Q Fl 4 Pearl River to you We always will be true. We'll hold thy memories dear From year to passing yearg And when we hear thy call, We'llanswer one and all. To Pearl River, we'll be true--- To Pearl River, Alma Mater, We'll always be true. .11 Q-J X, --J -.S -. K f , f-,H 5,1-.,,a-,-L---3 .-m- .--,-nn.-1 ,-,,...... -A,...,. sf .,.. . I , I f ' r I u . . ' 4 sz i . S 9 0 . s . .' - - d. O 4 ', 1'- A . 4 I , . .,a HA .. A ln. -. 'Wx I ., 1 Q--, -lg---l L :st 'I 'Dil .- fl .Q ' - . rf If , ,Q WE, the men and women of l96O, ' proudly present to you the high- , It lights of our high school senior year in l948. Leafing through the pages of this 1. book, we reminisce with mixed emo- tions about the familiar faces and - numerous activities in which we par- ticipated so enthusiastically. They carry us back to those carefree times when we were impetuous youths ,, whose main thoughts revolved around 4 Saturday football games, the senior prom or harassing the patient teach- SFS. . Now, as each of us continues to pursue his own course in life we will - always cherish the memories of our - happy days in Pearl River High .' School. --A. ,, W, , wr... J- ,., -. ..-.- fg,-ju -.1 ' I - ., A 7,7 t'1 .::.g, ' ' - .- A , 1 ' A. :ai ' In . . .' W. g- .., ' 1 il 'I ls. I .2 fri SN Il l 1 4 ,l r ll Q: ,1 I ll , L2 I 71 'I L .-1 i J 2 tl f s' ' r f - XL .. - - 'EW' qgxaw J Al : 'vfd-2a7 l .ei lf, .-'1' ,J ' .nfi L, r . ' ' . ..- I' tl., r ll L l --AQ 1 I: fr Ay f 'I' 4 l ...J ' I 'gl 1 ,. ., 3' , 'S f a 1 'f . - Q '-I T-'-7. 1 ' . . QM , in f f 'I ,.' 1 O ,-J , I -,.a Q . I ' Q t-.' ' 'ff' 1 'S' , .' 1 7' .2 V. I.. , ' ,- 1 If ,, . I . ., '- ' I, ll 1 r'- 0' 4 ' rt I ,'- 1 j ,I v ,lj ' -i ' 4 f' , ' ,- ' .f - - , -' F, 4 . 1 , , . , . .-1. 3 , , 1' ,-. , ..-.. 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MCDONOUGH Industrial Arts English Science English 6 MARGARET METRESS ELIZABETH MURPHY CHARLOTTE MURRAY LILLIAN T. PIERSON Physical Education Social Studies Music NUFSG ACULT GERTRUDE PUCKETT Home Economics JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS Seated: E. Hogan, C. Barber. ELEANOR RIZUTTO Standing: M. Ingerson, H. Wyman. Librarian ROSE WIZWER ROBERT L. TINURELLI IRA SHUTTLEWORTH WILLIAM SARMIENTO Mathematics Art Physical Education Spanish, English Assistant Principal 7 A D M I PI I S T IQ A T I O PI DR. SAMUEL I. HICKS Principal B O E A D IQ D U C 0 I I I 0 N . I . . . . Dr. Hlcks, N. Crosbie, E. Concklm, F. Wrught, Presldentg W. Holsteun, T. Yeoman. DIIQATE STAFF ROBERT L. BROWN Adviser Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief ,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,. HLORRAINE DORFF Assistant Editor ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,.,,. R ALPH MANSEN Literary Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, C A ROLYN NAGY Assistant Literary Editor ,,,,,,, ,,..,..,s,,,,, E DITH EVANS Club Editor. ,,,,,,..,...,,,,,,,, ..,,,, L ILLIAN KOWATSCH 'W Art Editor ,,,...,,,,,.,,..,. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,, J AMES PIRKL Assistant Art Editor ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, A RTHUR EICHNER Typist LL,..,.,,,,,,, ,,,..,.., ,L,Y,,,,,,,,,, J A NICE GOUGH Assistant Typist ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,, N ANCY LANG Copy Editor ,,,,,,,,,. ,.,,,,, A NNA LAURA HANSEN t ROBERT POWERS Sports Edlfofs Aaaaaa aaaaa A RTHUR WAGNER MARGARET MCGRATH Business Staff LORRMNE DORFF Business Manager. ,,,, ,,,,,, ,Y,,, .,,,,,, C H ARLES HADDOCK CHARLES HADDOCK EdllO 'n'Chlef Assistant Business Manager ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, J OYCE FLOOD Business Manage' Advertising Manager ,,,,, ., .. ,, , ,,,, ROBERT PERILLO Assistant Advertising Managers ,,,,, l GERTRUDE CROSBW lRlCHARD PERRY Circulation Manager ,,,, .,,, ,,,...,,,s,,,,L,YY.Y,Ys . ERIC HOLMS Assistant Circulation Manager. ,,,,,,.. GEORGE MEDLICOTT Typist ,,,,,,, ,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, C L ARA NICKELS 11'--Mm .M fo -..,...-,, Front Row: M. McGrath, L. Kowatsch, J. Crosbie. Second Row: J. Flood, C. Haddock, L, Dorff, R. Mansen, R. Perillo. Third Row: Mr. Brown, adviser, G. Medlicott, E. Evans, C. Nickels, N. Lang, J. Gough, A. L. Hansen, J. Pirkl, A. Eichner. Back Row: E, Holrns, R. Powers, A. Wagner, R. Perry. ANNA CLASS OFFICEIQS RICHARD PERRY ' V President JOYCE FLOOD Vice President LAURA HANSEN Secretary GERTRUDE CROSB I E im, Treasurer CLASS HISTOIQY THIS year, the year of nineteen hundred and sixty, we, former graduates of Pearl River High School, review with fond memories the activities which constituted our high school days. lt seems just like yesterday, when, in Sep- tember l944, we, as innocent Freshmen, shyly mingled with the upper classmen. What a thrill to take the new subjects introduced to us, and to pass to classes in the upper halll Before we realized it, this year full of modern ideas and lots of joy drew to a close, and we started to climb to greater heights. As Sophomores, we found that more work with less play was necessary, so began our studying in earnest to reach the goal of enter- ing a Junior homeroom. ln this happy Junior year as upper classmen, we held our Junior Prom, the featured social highlight of the season and a huge success! Finally our wonderful Senior year arrived. Plans were made for many activities scheduled for the year, including our trip to Washington and our Senior Hop. lt wasn't until we received our class rings in January that the realization came to us that soon this glorious time would end, and we no longer would be a part of the student body of P. R. H. S. That was long ago. 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' l U I , 1 4 - if - , r ,J ff if , 2 ji 12 15. fx j F ffl Og l pl if fig' 17 DAN I EL COSTIGAN Danny General A rnan of few worries. W- , . ,, ,,,, I GERTRUDE MARY CROSBI E Jerry College Entrance ln each cheek appears a pretty dimple. Library Club, Leaders' Club, Vice President, G. O. Vice President, Cheer Squad, Captain, Chorus, Girls' Sports, Washingtoneers, Jolly Roger, Senior Class Treasurer, Pirate Staff, Honor Society. GUY DAVIS Guy General Napoleon was a little man. Veteran Nur' Nuns' if 1 if' f J W' 26 Qfllw S-ff' af JEAN LORRAI NE DORFF Lorraine College Entrance Intelligence plus with make hers an engaging personality. G.O., Leaders' Club, Chorus, Library Club, Treasurer, French Club, Wash- ingtoneers, Girls' Sports, Jolly Roger, Pirate Staff, Editor in Chief. JOAN DOSCHER Joan College Entrance A sweet personality too well concealed. Traffic Squad, Leaders' Club, Girls' Sports, Drivers' Training. I3 as-'wig 15 1 e 7' ' V fl-411 aku- W-Av I g,Al'vff'0 'I' I in If J I 544-61- EULA MARGURETTE DULMER Eula Commercial We meet thee like a pleasant thought. Library Club, Girls' Chorus, Wash- ingtoneers, Girls' Sports. ARTHUR EICHNER Artie General Art is ineed not the bread of life but the wine. Jolly Roger, Pirate Staff, Bo Intramurals. T4 '55 ,zv , f,V-4 M 'vu-5. A-'v-'xl 'L,sr4fJrr-'sa-5 I .4 ft'-' M-+ A--CN. LDA.: Q-f.a.r0f'v'4' ANNA EN IS E I Ann Comm cial What mischief is co aled e i d your blue-eyed inn n . Girls' Sports. Cheer Squad, K-T-Gay, N ettx ,.f35 M . ' , jf' vlrli M I gglfqlkpcmog f f VI. V I4fjfGeneral W sflaissfz if ' E'er,ll of etball, Dram t' Club, fggyyghgus. X f I T4 EDITH WESTLAKE EVANS Edie College Entrance Her aim, her manner, all who saw, admired. Traffic Squad Clerk, Dramatic Club, Leaders' Club, Library Club, Girls' Sports, Jolly Roger Editor, Chorus, Operetta, G. O. Recording Secretary, Honor Society, Pirate Staff. if 6 to WSI' Veteran I it o s f , f if if MARY ANN JOYCE FLOOD Fuddy College Entrance The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Chorus, Girls' Sports, Library Club, Cheer Squad, Pirate Staff, Wash- ingtoneers, Honor Society, Leaders' Club, G.O., Class Vice President. I W ff' jj fy ff! xfjjl . of ,ff . I ,l 1 My 4. RANDI FOSS Randi General Blithe of heart is she. Dramatic Club, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Washingtoneers, Girls' Sports. CLYDE Bud Those who are no less .wel 1 f' ' M '.Qf ',r ff? Cf J ,r'WX9? 'g . sf' C L R EY Wi? My A OC A I CECILE MARGUERIQQ ff ,uf I va 99? E 'ance GAGNON d t iiwgsnlenera e ew Ceel Commerci I B S' hows, Football' Qperenal ,,NOthin is achieved itho t , .O.,. ' Hhilngtoneers, Tra fic Squad, Q W Ll enthusiasm. If Captain, Pirate Staff K-T-Gay, Newsette, Girls' Sports. I7 MARILYN ANN GESSNER BiIlee Commercial As merry as the day is long Maiorette, K-T-Gay, Newsette, Girls' Sports, Washingtoneers. JANICE GOUGH Jan Commercial Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood. K-T-Gay, Newsette, Cheer Squad, Captain, Leaders' Club, Treasurer, Washingtoneers, Honor Society, Pi- rate Staff, Girls' Sports. W GERARD JOHN HAMMOND Jerry College Entrance A pleasant laugh, a good-natured grin, his innocent nature seems with- out sin. Latin Club, Washingtoneers, Boys' Intramurals. ,W if It WWW VD' if .V ANNA LAURA HANSEN 49 , F 5 if Anna Laura Commercial Q' A cheery girl, a limber elf, singing, dancing to herself. I A E ,JANICKI K-T-Gay, Newsette, Pirate Staff, ,f r if Business Washingtoneers, Leaders' Club, Girls' Sports, Drivers' Training, Chorus, Dra- matic Club, Library Club, Honor Society. Always appy, always gay, she goes on her merry way. Girls' Sports, Chorus. BARBARA ANN KATENKAMP Bobbie Pre-nursing Girls' Sports, Drivers' Training, Wash: ingtoneers. i , 'J ' .l x '32 , ss' mr 'fl' A 25' 3 JAMES DENNIS KEAHON WALTER ERIC HOLMS Jimmy College Entrance Eric College Entrance Who says little has little to answer for. Although mathematical, he will never go Off af 3 tangent, Boys' lntramurals, Washingtoneers. Soccer, Track, Photography Club, Pi- rate Staff, Traffic Court, Washing- toneers, Honor Society. I7 .Q if 1' . N ' . I w' . A w , ' , .J i f , f 1 1 'i ,J 1 , ' -1 , I ,VY Y , V V ,SAIJV y 'l' ii JJ J V, 5 1 l il' 1 f ft lx Ai' l J I 1 L X i, ,iv 4' . -i, ,u ., X v w 5, A , ,' 'EU' ,bi L D I, , iff, 1 ,vm ' ' X91 lf fix mv . Lt -fy 'i ,PJ I JEANNE MARIE KEAHON Jean College Entrance How weak a thing is the heart of a woman. Girls' Sports, French Club, Secretary, Latin Club. iff' f' JEAN MARIE KEARN EY Jean College Entrance Still water runs deep. Library Club, Dramatic Club, Drivers' Training, Leaders' Club, Girls' Sports. li 1.41 , I-V, , ,. i 1 11. 1 L , 5 t i , i 'j fi i ll ' is Q ,Vx 1 P- '1 X K ,t I , , , K. . i 1 ' fLIL AN :sf Lil j J D ommevrtial Tr ly ex el the gloomy t bright Ggs' lub, L' ra ry -Gay, Newsett ,'Pirate Staff, Society. '! '9Q 1 iv il W ',f ik iw 49 3 ,jf ll lj ju N ' ,XM WILLIAM KINARD Bill General l have often regretted my silence, never my speech. Boys' Intramurals, Washingtoneers. l8 JOAN ANNE LANG Nanc Commercial As soon be out of this world as out of fashion. Girls' Chorus, Dramatic Club, Secre- tary, K-T-Gay, Secretary, Newsette, Editor, Cheer squad, Pirate Staff Washingtoneers, Girls' Sports. VV P,,, ?mf'X ' OMA LILLIAN LAUER Noma College Entrance She's little but she's wise, She's a terror for her size. Dramatic Club, Library Club, French Club, Girls' Sports. 'Y MARGARET MCGRATH Marg General Such a winning personality is truly a gift of the gods. Girls' Chorus, Girls' Sports, Library Club, President, Washingtoneers, G. O., Pirate Staff. GEORGE BROOKER MEDLICOTT George College Entrance Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. Track, Soccer, French Club, G.O., Pirate Staff, Traffic Squad, Wash- ingtoneers, Honor Society, Photog- .raphy Club,ll'reasurer. x , , V J yy, K y A E. ' t QL L 1 C f .-ik . V lx.. ' , , it N' , 1. ' R lu. ..,. the ,,. Y fl ge h 4 s- , ff ' IA v J ' :X . 'Xe ,L Ltr,-f 1 can i Q' lf' l' y tr' or if if 4 1 - M .fy - cs- 1, 5 I ,I if-f f tx t 9 . f L . 1 J it it .- fl M L' U i I. , A ,ul M L L- 1 fl. X A . i I ui t ' 4 if ,J il ,ar i f4'L.-' l entlemeni who JUNE MOTT June General Slips quietly by without chatter. Dramatic Club, Library Club, French 3 me N, jk Club, Girls' Sports. k e , ., g, b tn., R 7 dv +Z3am c Ctu , Tr ' urerxfanxdyyaollyy Traffic Squad, ys' Cho P oto shi tonee s gtg I b, is T 'W ers' Qui , bMals, QJ onorr ocie , ' X t C5taff.' X ' 'N E RJ xy , 1 X P T -X iq -ty if 5 x 'P' if 2.1 X' 1 . 'V ' xt '.f . x v--, ' A t X A' ' K J ,-,, P-f J- . :. t 52' 9 J Ju V 19 ,J if fb. ' fmwllgrf DORIS M. MURDOCK Doris Commercial A rare compound of frolic and fun. Dramatic Club, K-T-Gay, Newsette, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Sports. CAROLYN NAGY Carolyn College Entrance She's ver wise, but not so tall Y For precious things come very small. Honor Society, Band, G.O., French Club, President, Library Club, Jolly Roger, Girls' Sports, Pirate Staff, Washingtoneers, Leaders' Club. I MW I 9SPi:X,J'-'5 , Iwyjvfj 'ff :F r' ,W M, CLARA MARIE NICKELS CIara Commercial A friendly nature is the pass-key to popularity. Leaders' Club, K-T-Gay, President, Newsette, Dramatic Club, Girls' Chor- us, Washingtoneers, Pirate Staff, Girls' Sports, Honor Society. 20 ROSE MARIE LOUISE PECORALE Rosie College Entrance She has a form of lite and light, laughing eyes and manners bright. Majorettes, Dramatic Club, Jolly Roger, Drivers' Training, Washington- eers, Girls' Sports. war' Q ..r- .. 5 ' 'lfilff-15 QQ .- gtg ,1f1:5fg,,uN ROBERT PERILLO Bob College Entrance For even though vanquished, he could argue still. Honor Society, Drivers' Training, Boys' Intramurals, Pirate Staff, Washing- toneers, Tennis. RICHARD PERRY Richie College Entrance The man who has music in his soul has a great fortune. Band, G. O., Treasurer, Dramatic Club, Honor Society, Class President, Wash- ingtoneers, Boys' Intramurals, Pi- rate Staff. JAMES JOSEPH PIRKL Jimmy Commercial Art Zounds, the man is not content to be alone an artist, he is himself pure personality. Soccer, Pirate Staff, Washington- eers. ROBERT L. POWERS Bob College Entrance Good natured fellow, clean-cut sport. Traffic Squad, Pirate Staff, Wash- ingtoneers, Football, Basketball, Base- ball. ,lil R5 ?WyHZX j 1,1191 w R ,Lawrie we lfffil ' l GERTRU E A Gert Commercial Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Girls' Chorus, Washingtoneers, K-T- Gay, Jolly Roger, Traffic Squad, Girls' Sports. C7 -PZ PETER SANTAN Pete General Mischief and Pete are old firm friends. Boys' Intramurals. 2l ll Jap: 'H 1 . , L4 V4 f 'pq 'V' 7 . 4 Kiwi? ROBERT SCHNAKENBERG Schnak Commercial Schnak is apt-apt to do most anything. Boys' Chorus, Traffic Squad, Football, Baseball, Basketball Manager. BRETA MARIE SCHROEDER Skippy Col lege Entrance Courteous though coy, gentle, though retired. Band, Library Club, Jolly Roger, Washingtonneers, Drivers' Training, Girls' Sports. 4, AI' ,V 1 'JY Aff' aff! .-fl!! Up! vb! VU My ' Jy' -il' 'JV ct l fy V Jrxn, lf J Ml ,lf ,ffl GEORGE SCHROEDER George College Entrance What? Oh, no, he's always like that. Football, Bowling, Washingtoneers. 22 ALVI NA T. SMELLEGAR Alvina General Never an idle moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Girls' Sports. ROBERT L. SMITH HSmlfl'Y General Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, . . . and so do l. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Wash- ingtoneers. ADOLPH GU NTH ER TH I EL Adolph College Entrance The world knows naught of its greatest men. Track. l flflj V' 'f 'Jl' 1 W llfwlv , . I JV 1' X EDWARD J. THOMPSON Eddie Commercial A true sportsman, gentle but fimw. Boys' Chorus, G. O., Traffic Squad, Football, Captain. H fy B'ffJ1'fWf m'F, QW ,WW me I Affwgfm' K Z,a70,.wea, yfffwfamvfwiffffw T gala! PETER WEIL V Peter College Entrance MGUWM 4 r 46 H l L For genius must be born and never easw is top ia can be taught. Tra ro erg IQ . Boys' Intramurals, Jolly Roger. X' Za? 6,512 T' 24440 Qiffddffffl ' ffffjf' - 5' Lcgaj VICTOR V. VELTIDI, JR. nv- u 'C General His limbs are cast in manly mold for hardy sports and contests bold. Traffic Squad, 'Football, Basketball, Captain, Baseball, Washingtoneers, . 1 XX XV' ' z 3 , J-. qi . fy, A f JACOB ARTHUR WAGN ER Artie College Entrance A. W. plus diligence equals success. Honor Society, Washingtoneers, Pi- rate Staff, G. O., President, Football, Basketball, Baseball. 24 ALFRED Wl ETECKI Al College Entrance A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Washingtoneers, Drivers' Training, Boys' Intramurals. EDWARD T. J. WOODS Eddie General A orinceller looking man never danced at a princess' ball. Traffic Squad, Boys' Chorus, Football, Basketball, Baseball. Seniors N ot Pictured I J, GEORGE BROWN af! I 9 A ' W My l GusTAv zls'rl.ER GUS A General For though l'lC'S a wit, he's no fool. 51otg:kdDperetta, Jolly Roger, Traf- . . EARL RNVQ ',f3wv - .- , , ..f -M mf -.5 Q fi- - 4 x ,'fgfQX ' , '53 , .y q 4 ,L lm 5 .wg-P V ii . .y it-1 9511 f World s Largest Weather The Daily Rocket January 1, 1960 Reunion of P. R. H. S. '48 Alumni On the Astor Roof in New York, N. Y., members of the Class of 1948 came from all over the world to hold their first reun- ion. As the Alumni arrived on the spacious roof, the No. 1 orchestra of the U. S. A., led by Richard fMaestroJ Perry, softly accom- panied Jeanne Starr, new singing discovery. The guests began to arrive early. Among the earliest was the internationally famous figure skater, Elaine Clarkg also Phyllis Evans, this year's favorite cover girl, ac- companied by James Pirkl, whose oil Daint- ing of Pearl River ,High School won first prize at the art exhibit in the Metropolitan Museum. Rose Marie Pecorale could stay only a few minutes as she had to get back to her taxi-cab. She has the distinction of being the first woman taxi-cab driver in Pearl River. Guy Davis arrived slightly breathless . . . He had just driven his fire engine to a fire! Among the couples present were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schnakenberg tJerry Crosbieh . . . Jerry, by the way, had to be ad- ministered lirst aid by Joan Bryan, R.N., and Jeanne Keahon, R.N., ,when she went into hysterics over top comedian, George Schroeder. The lights dimmed and into the spotlight stepped the world renowned violinist, George Medlicott. Scintillating Jan Gough, who is soon to be featured in the Hollywood adaptation of the Broadway hit Meet Me in Pearl River, rendered the group an exotic South American dance. Many were the young ladies who fainted away when the new swoon sensation, Al Wietecki, stepped into the limelight. ALL AMERICANS ARE PRESENT Hearing a chorus of hearty greeting, everyone tumed to behold none other than members of the country's All-American football team: Edward Thompson, Victor Veltidi, Robert Powers, twho now plays guardb, Robert Smith, and Gus Zistler. With his old buddies was Edward Woods- outstanding baseball player of the Phila- delphia Phillies. A Fourth Party Planned Charles Haddock', Individualist, announc- ed today that he plans to run as an inde- pendent candidate for President of the United States during the next election. Managers of the party are Louis Bertussi, noted orator, and Helen Trebino, who in- tends to appeal to the gum chewers of the U.S. The party artist is Arthur Eichner, who has achieved national fame with his advertising. His able assistant is Doris Murdock. Luncheon At The White House This aftemoon, in the grand dining room of the White House, President Arthur Wagner entertained guests who joined with him in celebrating his birthday. Many and varied were the guests who accepted the President's invitation. Guest of Peter San- tan, Secretary of Agriculture, was Anna Laura Hansen, his private secretary. Sec- retary of the Interior, Harry Sorensen, was unable to attend. Robert Perillo, chief justice of the Supreme Court, brought along cover girl, Ann Entwistle. The menu was planned by Lillian Kow- atsch, whose choice of food was highly praised. Here, There and Everywhere We are sorry to hear that comedian Wil- liam Kinard, recently stumbled and broke his ankle. Designer June Mott announces a style show in her studios at 1215 Forest Avenue, our town. She stated the New Look will be definitely done away with this year! Theresa Py's newest novel, Central Avenue, will be reviewed Thursday after- noon in the Municipal Building Discussion Room by Barbara Katenkamp and Jean Kearney, critics for the Literary Gazette. Ginnie Tuttle, sensational new vocalist, will make her debut in New York next week with Benny Goodman's band. Cecile Gagnon, Directress of the famous Katherine Gibbs School, has been attending meetings of the E. B. W. in New York City with her assistants Gertrude Rambach,- Eula Dulmer and Annette Casazza. James Keahon announces the opening of the Keahon Community Garage on Central Avenue. Palmer Bethea, U.S. swimming champ, is participating in Billy Rose's Aquacade at the Chicago World's Fair. Daniel Costigan, famous cartoonist, has taken a position with the New Yorker magazine. Nancy Lang, editor of the Fashion Gazette, has organized The Women's Fashion League. Noma Lauer and Randi Foss are advertisers for Miss Lang's league. Mr. Ralph Mansen, Jr. has just left on the S.S. Americana for Brazil, where he has taken a position as engineer for the Standard Oil Company. New F. B. I. Chief WASHINGTON-RCPOYLS from the White House announce that Breta Schroeder has replaced J. Edgar Hoover as Director of Federal Bureau of Invesigation. Miss Schroeder has announced that her chief assistant is Clyde Gage. Rocket Reaches Mercury WASHINGTON-a radar message sent from the distant planet of Mercury informs us that our rocket ship, the Pirate, reached there safely two days, ago. The Rocket's crew included Dr. Peter Weil, the founder of the project, Jerry Hammond, Ph.D., Dr. Adolph Thiel, Eric Holms, engineer who supervised the building of the ship, and Edith Evans, famed woman engineer who devised the self-deflating rocket. Women in the News The versatile Lorraine Dorff, artist, poetess, authoress, mathematician, histor- ian, and last but not least house wife, has at long last returned from her three-year world tour to her forlom husband and four children. Here she will study the art of cooking in order to keep peace in the family. Miss Carolyn Nagy, famous American pianist, has informed her friends that she will assist Oscar Levant in transposing Gershwin's American in Paris into American in Siberia. Joan Doscher, professor of Mathematics at Vassar College, and Joyce Flood, pro- fessor of Psychology at Barnard, have re- cently received their Ph.D. Degrees. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Critically III As a result of a fall from the steps of Women's ColIege's Dance Hall, Margaret McGrath, formerly the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, is seriously ill in Memorial Hospital. The accident occurred last Satur- day evening after the College Dance at which Miss McGrath was chaperone. Clara Nickels, Miss McGrath's assistant, and George Brown, her escort, were greatly upset by the accident. The dance, held as a charity benefit, was considered a huge success. Chairman Eybers made this statement: This is the biggest success since singer Saul Englander gave a benefit performance in Pearl Riverl TWIRLING LESSONS given by, Billee Gessner Phone Pearl River 2000 AGES: 4 months - 80 years Madame Irene's Beauty Salon RIDGE STREET A. Smellegar, Assistant LI...I I.L.I LI.I Famous For Favorite Saying Secret Ambition Weakness Address Name c .Q .E 1:1 o Ill LE U1 .E .2 o P I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 :- N VJ 4' :x 9 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 t orator--- E8 ------.-.Gr Studying ,.... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 entral Ave. ...... .... IOI C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SSI ...... UIS BERTU LO UI .S ci nd ............. Slee ke hat a wee ----.------.----------- W -------.---------To sleep al day.---- -------SchooI.--- r, N. 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'Egg' Sally Tangvall is left a pleasing personality by Lillian Kowatsch. T..-,ga Lorraine Dorff leaves her yearbook headaches to any able Junior. Joyce Holden is bestowed with Terry Py's writing ability. Sgffa Peter Santan wills his curly hair to his buddy Norman Hahn. ',3'.i3,: Breta Schroeder leaves her clarinet to James Bromm. Gertrude Rambach leaves her family relations to Jerry Schweizer. tai? Charles Medlicott is the recipient of Harry Sorensen's quiet manner. Joyce Flood leaves her flowing tresses to Ruth Sorensen. LQ. Victor Veltidi leaves his manly physique to Daryll Halliday. Theresa Lomio receives the much sought after position of class beauty hy' Q from Phyllis Evans. 3 Peter Weil wills a smattering of his intelligence to Joseph Perillo, 3 5 Marilyn Gessner hands her twirling baton to Ruth Janicki. 25 Mfi.khf'fhikJ'i 'GD t'tI k :J er oc ar is e uc y unior o receive uy avis i e as N 'af handsome . 3,5 George Brown's love for autos is left to George Clausz and John Wilcox. P 'sq' Light-footed Robert Powers bestows his football genius upon Harry N 55' Babcock. rv .,-, . . . . A-am, Janice Gough and Gertrude Crosbie have cheering pointers to leave for -fiiali' Marie Bannen, Janet Brown and Dorothy Sleight. Clara Nickels' petiteness falls to Lois Johnson. 'G Mary Ann Shea's creations in art are to take the place of Jimmy Pirkl's. :-Ziff A Bob Perillo, Alfred Wietecki and William Kinard leave their horse- play to Thomas Haddock, Edward Grant, Herbert Summers and Louis Fiorelli. . 3'-Iii. Joan Bryan wills her date troubles to Jeanne Swindells and -. Y' June Vandenburg. - 'A . Tlx .31 George Medlicott leaves his blush to Emmett Sweeney. fi? , Randi Foss bestows her school spirit upon Margie Marks. Tbfgxzl Carolyn Nagy leaves her nimble piano fingers to Wilma Johnson. gif' 6 Joan Amell is given Rose Marie Pecorale's lace as a twirler. . 5 N P 52.2 -.9 9 'ib- Ul - at . . .- a D- .'.- F55 ' l ti x Q35 1 . I S . 43' 8' 1 P' -j .4, Kenny Hutton will take over Richie Perry's duties in the band. Charles Haddock leaves his argumentativeness to Charles Arbogast. Edward Thompson and Robert Smith leave locker room secrets to Rudy Masur and Dick Fritz. Helen Trebino blows her bubbles in the direction of Anne Gibbons. Palmer Bethea bestows his love of school upon Bryan Kilpatrick. Clyde Gage wills his serene nature to all Juniors. Pete Hilleband leaves his knowledge of square dancing. Elaine Clark's reserve is left to Florence Maxwell and Shirley Way. Edith Evans gives Carol Revoir her place in girls' chorus. 1 1. V--, gui., .- 11 , . - Q - , f-'br ,'.,j.-L2 Iris 1, V, 1, W2 . . we E .kit 53 1 .an v I -. 3: V. ,n. 1,4- fi?-.31-I L 'ft': 5l 'J ' 2 ,Y 75 'J . . ,,, 1 1 J .- a :B '. fur- + 1 ,.-'. '.-1-. '--.f.-'J -H. -'T s.,:: - xn-, 31. ,.. z.f.,.l,-. , f.:--,gi-r..--,.:-... ,-:,- - .,-, . a 1-1 . .',.'.:, , .,,,,, - 1 -..- .- -1 , . . s .. l. ... --- -.---.--- -'z -1- . I Lu.:-:.., sl... pq, -. u.. 5 H.- ., . . 6 . I-1: ..- 5 r.,.:x ,I .., ' - .. . '..- Z. -'- .f- -f. ' I . 1'.'.i1'?.-'I' 1'-. ' -' :Tl 1 '. ' .- --.1 '--..- .. ..r....,,-.- ' 1 .,-. AI, .-. , ... - I, . . Hi.- :Sit Til' 1- I 8. l T .- PAQ P3 0 5' .-7 Pa: here ary, and Arthur Eichner's camera is placed in the hands of Thomasina Dexter. Jeanne Starr's singing style goes to Barbara Barnhill. Jerry Hammond hands his tennis racket to Stephen Day. Doris Goebel steps up to take Nancy Lang's taste in clothes. Gus Zistler's hunting gun is in the hands of George Barnes. Anne Entwistle wills her cheering abilities to Doris Starr and Millie Marsico. Noma Lauer's trials in French class are left to Florence Youman. Eddie Woods leaves his slap happy ways to Bob Kirwood. Charles Magnell takes Louis Bertussi's comments. Joan Doscher leaves her knack for math to Pat Martin. Irene Janicki and Alvina Smellegar leave their S. V. course experience to Mary Chellemi. Adolph Thiel's scientific curiosity goes to Theresa Marier. Sonny Cree is left Arthur Wagner's capability. Schnak leaves his pleasant personality to Richie Ackerman. Virginia Tuttle leaves her cute manner to Louise Doriguzzi. Eula Dulmer bestows her stenographer's notebook on Janice Snedecker. To Harold Rambling and Theresa Halton we leave the hope that they will have an enjoyable Senior year. George Schroeder leaves his air of indifference to Bob Tonjes. Silvio Ferretti is left Ralph Mansen's graceful dancing ability. Eric Holms wills his intelligence to Frank Nenninger. Danny Costigan's vagueness falls to Donald Neary. John Moss receives Robert Eybers' blond hair. Jeanne Keahon's altitude goes to Alice Copeland and Beverly Wagner. Annette Casazza's short hair goes to Frances Nyisztor. Barbara Katenkamp's talkativeness is left to John Kavrik. June Mott leaves her family name to her sister, Olivette. Jean Kearney's pleasant way goes to Shirley lrish. Margaret McGrath is left as our example of the perfect personality. James Keahon wills his fear of girls to Charles McCleod. We leave David Bow all tied up in himself. We fondly leave George Morgan and Carl lseman two seats in the back of study hall. To the faculty we leave the hope that they always keep a spot in their hearts for us. To the Juniors we leave the wish that they have as enjoyable a year as we did as Seniors. The Sophomores are willed the all important joy of being upper classmen. And, to the Freshmen, we bequeath our fondest hopes that they fully enjoy their remaining years in High School. ln witness whereof, we, the Class of '48, have unto set our hand and seal this thirtieth day of Janu- in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred forty-eight. ' 29 ci.Ass PRESIDENT 1 .g ..-,,,,,,,....,,.. ..... 5 .1 .. l if i N R R sits A , T E ssss i sRs ss f 1 E ? W R Q Q 1 kP'k E 5 e Most vopuiaf A Ri ' E' T iifsizy si R BERT smm-H Bfnass Gigglerg SAJLEE GESSNER RO JERRY cilosaxe L ENG,-ANDER Best Looking PHYLLTS EV ANS Best Biushers , JAMES KEAHON Personality Plus EULA DULNXER MARGARET MCGRATH QUY DAVXS ROBERT SCHNAKENBERG usxcm NA Rich. D Most Musical RXCHARD PERRY Most Sophisticated CAROLYN NAGY CLYDE GPXGE LORRAXNE DORFF Wittiest ROBERT PERXLLO JEANNE ST ARR 32 gf A 'SSM QQ' xi' Nl' AT SP Q QF In as nl' M' THE rte0U5 MosLCalAMMOND ii E'D'3N KOWATSCH L RNS Most Likely fo Succeed ERIC HOLMES ANNA LAURA HANSEN Besl' All Around ART WAGNER - JOYCE FLOOD Dld Most for School RALPH MANSEN EDITH EVANS -f- v-w- wa-,lu Io' .::-... WN E E ,, L zbi V - y -',,- .R Vg' 3 LYL' 5 ::,, -.autumn h .N ., ' R. sf A R' 4 , ND.: H gsm 3 Aw A Ls-Q Rf 6 .3 in R 'ff - f- - - 1 r A -. '-A' -r g . ' X 'W R ' N 0, L if K my W rv R M .L ' ' RR Mos! Talkative ROBERT POWERS Cl ' BARBARA KA TENKAMP 'm A 's's 3 Most Athletic VICTOR VELTIDI CECILE GAGNON Best Dressed NANCY LANG ARTHUR EICH E JAMES PIRKQI R EDDIE THOMPSON ELAINE CLARK 33 f 47- fg- i 2'-LS ,vii , 2 .I . ,I l L? K 'ff Qi C3 LW 1 -Z: Y 'I I 1 N Y'L-TI MRS. MURPHY Be ye seekers after the truth . . . - 6' Qyw , rg fl Qn ' ' I Il N II 5 5 I I wx X AL LIQUORI Hey FuIIah! F145 MISS MCDONOUGH Oh, never mind that now! 1 FE CAIQICATUIQES OU 7615 Ia.,4I I FACU LTV :IIS XI I MR. BUSTER BROWN A zero for the day! Q- -1.1. ex IAXXG QNAW ,X 'Y : - .X 3 I I f R I I x 1 V , S.. I COACH SHUTTLEWORTH JeekerS! iii? fvx, KSWXX MISS METRESS Where are your white socks? E MISS MEYERS . . . . . . Oops! MRS. RIZZUTO This IS the library! 4- , .--.. 5 .??p-l 1 -r :f-Z: ' 3 qi 's .l la' ff' Tl 52' Y. ij: if aj 4. . ifik? - li QQ: . LW' X .4 Q 11 ' 1 'Qpfs A ' I . 1. 0 1 ' E291 1-J '7qs 'K J , , jr: , x ' u ll' ' '11 JA, -V. . -J. 13556 Q3 .a13 ,.g2 Q 5-Zl , 3 n ff? -, z f Lf' A . 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Rust, J. Perillo, R. Masur, K. Hutton J. Bromm, R. Schweizer, D. Halliday, D. Petersen, T. Johnson, J. Schweizer, D. Neary, G. Barnes, C. Magnell, C. lseman, M. Lockhart. 36 . 1' ' ,t . 1 , I il r fi fl 1 1,- Y .f , , . ' ff' ISDDHGMDIQE c Ass W ront Row: A. Pinero, E. Fleetwood, B. Donnelly, D. Smellegar, E. Schweizer, V. Svitak . Jacot, T. Baldomar, N. Bordeaux, R. Gallegher, P. Phillips, P. Rock, M. Lozita, I. Costigan H. Westphal, M. Kenney. Second Row: R. Duhaime, F. Ubalacker, P. Karp, G. Costin, D. Schwartz, R. Garbade, R. Jackson, B. Gagnon, J. Mauro, D. Roth, C. Katenkamp, J. Entwistle. Third Row: K. Richards, B. Meier, E. Smellegar, M. Tiel, E. Walters, A. Horter, A. Talavera O. Padilla, G. Morgan, F. Kalkhuis, R. Buhler, N. Brown, J. Reilly, P. Ingram, J. Kreutzer, D. Roraas, J. O'Leary. Fourth Row: N. Sharpless, M. Davis, N. Bishop, D. Lockhart, J. Arwe, W. Schneider, B. Rowe, F. LaRosa, P. Treyz, R. Hunderfund, B. Poole, K. Davis, L. Bradley, W. Walser, A. Kurotchkin, D. Nyisztor, D. Nash. Back Row: L. Brown, W. Conklin, R. Duhaime, J. Clardy, D. Slade, B. Lyons, A. O'Seen J. Ambrose, B. Clark, W. Myerhoff, D. Bratton, H. Fick, J. Scovill, A. Zistler, R. Masters J. Antoine, E. Fink, W. Germano, V. McCarthy. av X .Y NIJ . Wx! FQEsHMAn C s'Y J :X Xl ' Front Row: H. Lord, E. Streich, R. Gaeta, H. Groarke, B. Melon, L. O'Seen, H. Hansen, J. Floyd C. Roos, L. Schneider, A. LaRosa, D. Jackson. Second Row: P. Schroeder, M. Kee, C. McCourt, A. Walsh, M. Picciotti, D. Boine, P. Kaufman H. Kaufman, F. Strutton, A. Engles, M. J. Keiper, G. Jessup, J. Mott, C. Hayes. Third Row: R. Lauer, D. Woods, C. Hagamiller, A. Mealey, G. Quog, A. Stark, F. Bargmann, F. Smith, D. Quog, C. Jacof, R. Hansen, H. Bargmann, R. Bryan. Fourth Row: B. Bradley, B. Biggs, E. Bigi, B. Legsdin, J. Besold, A. VanName, C. Swindells D. Blauvelt, J. Grant, H. Dougherty, M. Clancy, A. Donnellan, J. Thomas, D. Shea, J. Hammond, D. Mansen. Fifth Row: D. Fink, F. Zistler, E. Pedersen, L. Poloso, M. Yournan, B. McGrath, N. McCutcheon M. L. Bogusz, L. Thoms, A. Dorff, E. Graf, B. Ingram, N. Churchill, L. Reiman. Back Row: H Starr, R. Murray, A. Lyons, A. Gerardin, J. McNee, J. Fenner, J. Kroenung R. Keahon, G. Runge, B. VanLoon, C. Pedersen, R. Stevens, A. Louden, J. Banovic, S. Lee J. Gray, L. Brundage, J. Bonomolo, D. Kroenung, L. LaBelle, R. Erickson, J. Moore. 38 I I 1 I ..:' 3' -'itz . . gr. .9 .Q iff? :wsg 'r. Ri. 5 if ff' ' , . f?:7:?1'f . 5 K l' TLB svsv' 'Q 53 'N x ,Ei-:gf- Ny' ..,5Ef::- if yt 535 1 fm., , E135 a .5 'ik' wa rig-'33 4. 1, 3 Vai. 'SE' 'ua'- 1.-N A --,:,-1' ., jg. E I 1 .J ' ' 1 KV: .v 363 ' 54'- Afi . . -n,-33, :Lx .F -5' ,T- gd: ' 'Ext N 1: .g FP I-- g.,...., :JU 6 L::.'J',-L . u '. :,- F2214-21? Ufff. J -i Sag?-5 xwrwzqg-5 : 515.11 QPF! Lila' 1- 'L A r-1355 14524: -n. 5 r. 5'E'iv-A53 :Mfg R13 ., ,1 .- .II a'4F':?-II ff??f.': iff: ' 'l ,LQQD . H. 151722-'5 fha-,431 E? '35 34:1 L?-if YC? ' I . 4, 4. ..'..'-'5 ' ' -,L 5 ii FR-14.36. 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McDonough, Adviser, E. Holms, E. Evans, Back.Row: L. Kowafsch, Secretary, R. Mansen, J. Flood, J. Crosbie, A. Wagner, J. Gough, R. Perillo, President, C. Nickels, Vice President. Those not pictured: H. Sorensen, Treasurer, C, Nagy. 40 W-4 Ov .W if if K K J M1552 , Eff. ff: ' 5' . X, :HQ 1. if Ma M. A ' S Aii- 1. - fa 5 xx: . if ik. i Nm gif , Vx Kg W L. W 'vii' 5' is QQ if f -- ,, sk qw wi 5 ,K ll -fl s 'F .. t R 1 ,.. '4 V' ,mi- Vvlwg. 3 1,2 I 3 ' I ' g,5..,4 Li? , 5 . A , . ,Q W., 4 5 A wk an 5 W. M ., I as is A f W 6 ,,'gi,I? ' x Y , 5, f 1 W , ,F I .. , ' Maw? If ' . - , N 1 . Qxfifg, . sl f Q ' A, ' fi' A , W 7, . , 5 1 gi .ai . me - 15 . : X 4 if Q' ,Q is -. K r Q -11 2, , M ,Z . ' ' ' tr,,w E 5. VM . i . . . Q is , .,24 5 zg . ww N ,,. . ...pw-ff Am. f :Z 5 Fm. as Q 195 T Q ff +43 , if 'S ffl: . . ,,Q -xyfk . W . ,L , - Z i . 'S' xii - P f :B gifz'.g:414w wx. 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Me-dlicott, L. Bertussi, E. Holms B. Schnakenberg, R. Smith, R. Powers, E. Dulmer, A. Smellegar. Third Row: N. Lauer, N. Lang, J. Gough J. Kearney, E. Clark, R. Foss, M. McGrath, L. Dorff, L. Kowatsch, C. Gagnon. Back Row: J. Keahon, W Kinard, J. Pirkl, A. Eichner, E. Woods, V. Veltidi, A. Wagner, R. Mansen, A. Weiteki, J. Hammond, R. Perillo Front Row: D. Fink, C. Arbogast, N. Bishop, H. Summers, G. Crosbie, H. Rust, M. McGrath, J, Baker, C. Revoir. Second Row: L. Sneider, E. Evans, J. Brown J. Swindells, B. Wagner, J. Vandenburgh, T. Marier, A. Gibbons, M. DeGregory. Back Row: T. Haddock, S. Englander, L.. Fiorelli, J. Moss, T. Johnson, E. Woods, R. Schnakenberg, D. Peterson, J. Schweizer, J. Ambrose, E. Grant. 47 5 Q l . M X mm A A Seated: R. Jackson. R. Mansen, T. Dexter, E. Holms. Kneeling: B. VanLoon, C. Haddock. Standing: Mr, Brown, AdVIS6fj W. Myerhoff, G. Medllcott, C. Medhcort, B. Wagner, J. Clardy, C. Pedersen. . , 1 R 'R ' l an .T Ann. A sn. Mr. Hull, lnstructorg A. L. 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Masur, G, Zistler, D. Fritz, E. Thompson, E, Woods, A. Wagner Back Row: R. Schnakenberg, H, Babcock, M. Lockhart, R. Powers. IN THE opening game the Bucs bowed to Hyde Park 20-O. The second game proved a bitter disappointment when Spring Valley took an l8-6 victory, but not without a stubborn battle on the part of our team. The following week the Bucs were off and flew to a 35-O walloping of the hapless Flying Dutchmen from Piermont. Then the Pirates downed Suffern 6-O in a tight defensive game. After a breather with Peekskill Military Academy at which the Bucs won, 27-6, they ventured to the wigwam of the Nyack Indians. Scoring in each half, they returned home with a I2-O victory. The Dextertowners then defeated Haverstraw 25-6 in a rough tussle and gained for themselves a tie with Suffern for the championship, The leaders of the scoring parade were Bob Smith 30 and Vic Veltidi 25 points. 53 , get 'W-milf' 3, A 2. at Q 3- 1 .RM 1 In N3 , ft' il 5 if if A . R. Schnakenberg, Manager, S. Englander, R. Smith, J. Antoine, A. Wagner, R. Masters, E. Woods, R. Powers, Coach Shuttleworth, V. Veltidi, Captain, kneeling. VAIQSITV BASKETBALL WITH two returning Varsity players from last year, the starting five of last year's championship J. V. team, and two other J. V. members, the Bucs had won two out of three league games and one out of three non-league games for an overall record of 3 and 3. ln the league games to date, Haverstraw and Piermont had succumbed to the Pirate quintet, the former by four and the latter by six points. Spring Valley edged out P. R. in the last forty-five seconds to win by four points. By the scores, all seven teams in P. S. A. L. play seemed to be of the same caliber with each team having dropped at least one contest. 54 2 T Q M 'buf , . 'T HQ ur , . fi 'f' Wi X4 3 2 'S 'N rf Y -- if Jn -I +1 .1 ,,,.. 0 ,. KX Q. ., - f -545, H R 4dL A9 p .4 H 'is ,, My ,ff 2, 93,3 - nfs, M QQ -K 1 f Q +0 Q zffi ,s? , F - my L..V. :uf Q . ,ftp W . ' . ' 8 Ru r 1 Q :-Q I ff . :-1 N - X K' 'L . ,LQ . , sfffffiif-f GX K wg f wtgzf. 2,01 v - ':-5535 k -gl A . if .E 3 9 , .... X V I ' 'aw bf' QM Front Row: E. Holms, L. Fiorelli, G. Medlicoft, Coach Sarmienfo. Second Row: J, Kavrick, C. Iseman C. Medlicotf, W. Helmke, P. Treyz. Third Row: D. Halliday, D, Bow, B. Lyons, Back Row: R. Masur R-. Hunderfund, A. Theil, K. Hutton, H. Babcock. Front Row: T. Haddock, S. Day, B. Rowe, Coach Liquori. Back Row: R. Perillo, J. Hammond, C. Haddock, L. Bertussi, H. Fick, J. Clardy. A A Q w -, 5.553 N55 v g Q I X . ffm, X - Q RQ fixxxpw r . X N 1 1-S55 x N , - NE , :S 'f X X X . -dm N Y 'X HOCKEY Front Row: J. Gough, J. Mott, C. Nickels, C. Gagnon, D. Murdock, E. Dulmer, R. M. Pecorale. Second Row: N, Lang, L. Dorff, C. Nagy, B. Schroeder, L. Kowatsch, A. L. Hansen, G. Ramback. Third Row: M. McGrath, E. Evans, J. Doscher, J. Kearney, R. Foss, J. Keahon. Back Row: J. Flood, A. Smellegar, N, Lauer, E. Clark, G. Crosbie. BASKETBALL Front Row: A. L. Hansen, R. Pecorale, D. Murdock, C. Nickels, A. smeiiegar N. Lauer, N. Lang. Second Row: C. Nagy, B. Schroeder, E. Dulmer, L. Kowatsch, J. Mott, G. Rambach, Gagnon, R. Foss, L. Dorff, E. Evans. Back Row: J. Gough, J. Doscher, E. Clark, G. Crosbie, J. Keahon, J. Kearney, M. McGrath, J. Flood. GIIQLS' MARGARET METRESS Physical Education Instructor An extensive and varied intr. mural program was carried out al enjoyed by the girls of PR. H.S Upon our return to school September we looked forward at least two months of hocki When the fundamentals of I game were down pat, we co menced to compete with teams fr Pearl River and also from neig boring schools. There were me outstanding players, some of wh were Nancy Lang and Doris M dock, excellent center forwai Cecile Gagnon, a skilled wing, 4 Billee Gessner, an outstanding side forward. 60 5 IQTS Xs we approached cold snowy ter we prepared ourselves for eyball, basketball, table tennis, bowling with the first two rts dominating the scene. 'hat year we participated in co- cational sports program. Much accomplished in this line, such in one gym day a week and on night after school the boys and s participate in sports together. luring basketball season we had ' days at which time the girls a chance to match their skill nst teams of other schools. 'hese play days were organized supervised by the Leaders' J, a group of girls chosen by Physical Education teacher to her good sportsmanship and to iulate interest in athletics. he Spring season offered us opportunity to release Our pent- energy in the form of softball. he Senior girls' enthusiasm and rest was attributed to their ngness to co-operate with their ztress, Miss Margaret Metress, whom they had developed a J respect and admiration be- e of her many fine qualities. feel that our experiences will ribute toward making us well ided and alert citizens. 61 VOLLEY BALL Seated: J. Gough, A. L. Hansen, G. Rambach, E. Dulmer, D. Murdock, C. Gagnon. Second Row: C. Nickels, L. Kowatsch, B. Schroeder, L. Dorff, C. Nagy. Back Row: E. Clark, R. Pecorale, N. Lang, J. Flood, J. Crosbie. SOFTBALL Front Row: A. Hansen, R. Pecorale, D. Murdock, C. Nickels, A. Smellegar, N. Lauer, N. Lang. Second Row C. Nagy, B. Schroeder, E. Dulmer, J. Mott, G. Rambach, C. Gagnon, R. Foss, L. Dorff, E. Evans. Back Row J. Gough, J. Doscher, E. Clark, J. Crosbie, J. Keahon, J. Kearney, M. McGrath, J. Flood. 1 J EXCHANGE STUDE T FOR the second consecutive year, we have had the privilege of entertaining in our school an exchange student from a foreign country. The student, Lars Ameus, was a congenial, well informed boy who came to us from a village named Enskede lErnsheadal near the outskirts of Stockholm. His medium height and red hair seemed to go well with his popularity and good sense of humor. He was an accomplished linguist, understanding six languages, and although in grade thirteen, he still had one more year to go before graduating. He liked the American people and said that he could find little differ- ence between the Swedish and American way of life. However, he did comment about the freedom in Ameri- can education and he felt that due to the contrasting strictness of the Swedish schools, a compromise between Swedish and American schools would be ideal. During our many talks with him, we discovered that he was re- quired to take fifteen subjects as compared to our six, and that, although the Swedish schools do not have foot- ball, basketball, volleyball or baseball, they do have more outside winter sports than we do. iThe experience of having Lars has again made us realize the importance of world unity, and we feel that the visit of these exchange students has served to strengthen the bonds of unity between Scandinavia and America. 62 ' LARS AMEUS NOW, this memoranda of our joyous years spent in Pearl River High School comes to an end. We hope that it will ever serve as a reminder of the pleasant past, and as an inspir- ation for the future years to come. PATRONS FREDERICK SCHROEDER S. W. HADDOCK JOHN KIRWOOD HAROLD BABCOCK WILLIAM J. CLARK JOHN PERRY WILLIAM GESSNER S. J. SCHULTZEL OSCAR NAGY RAL'PH H. MANSEN, SR. THOMAS F. DOLAN, JR. T. WOODS WALTER HOLMS . AND MRS. G. GORDON MEDLICOTT DR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. STUFFY JAMES L. CROSBIE J. PIRKL L. SMITH A. WIETECKI P. R. HANSEN M. A. KINARD, SR. ' GEORGE SCHNAKENBERG WILLIAM V. WAGNER C. HERBERT STRAUT JOHN MCGRATH ARTHUR DORFF FROM SANFORD'S SERG COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HAROLD -MODEL DAIRY NANC AND JAN BILLEE AND DOT TOM, BUD AND WESLEY HADDOCK ANNA LAURA AND LILLIAN APPLES AND CHARLES KATENKAMP JOHNNY SCULLY MRS. A. C. GOEBEL MR. FRANK L. KOWATSCH MR. WILLIAM WEIMER MRS. PEARL FLOOD MR. GEORGE A. SCOTT MRS. FRANCES K. GALBIERZ MRS. MARIE NICKELS MRS. ARTHUR EVANS WILLIAM GARAVENTA MR. AND MR. AND MR. AND MR. AND MRS MRS MRS MRS. ARTHUR EICHNER V. VELTIDI EDWARD THOMPSON, SR. PAUL RAMBACH THE PILGRIM MARKET THE PER-LEE SHOP MR. AND MRS. ALPHONSE J. 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