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

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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.

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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.

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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. We've all gone our own ways in this world now, but we know that future years will never dim the reminiscing thoughts we hold of those past semesters of work, study, fellowship, and fun made possible by our attending Pearl River High.