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

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BRUCE AINSWORTH Skip bowling and baseball rating tops . . . to play for the New York Yankees his o11e dream . . . Z1 winning smile . . . well-rounded personality. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Washingtoneers. PETER AMANN Pete Landscape Contractor popular with everyone, especially Diane , . . often working with his tractor . . . bellowing laugh . . . football hero since sophomore year. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Wrestling 1, Washingtoneers. CARL ANCIOLI Angie Draftsman flips over football and baseball . . . would give all for his own M. G .... nianful struggle with Social 'Studies assignments . . . always in the nxithlle of things and enjoys everything he does. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Mask and VVig 1, Waslzingtoneers. ANNE BOIINEL Annie Secretary good looker . . . has cheerful hello for everyone . . . popular . . . loads of fun . . . will be long renieniberetl for beautiful handniatle clothes . . . faithful eheerleacler. C1lGCflL'l1l1lllf' I 2 3 -1' lntrfznzurals 1 2' VO 11 Z1 7 7 7 7 ' I '! J' ' secretary 3, Class secretary 4, Mask and Wig 4, 1I7..A1.1.. .A , , , ,

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SENIOR SKETCH XVe of the Class of '58 feel that we have had a really great time in the years we have been together. VVe like to feel that we have tried our best and accomplished quite a lot. Perhaps our greatest downfall was our inability to work as a group until this year. It is a proud thing to be able to say that we feel that we have finally became uonef, Since the lowly grade seven we have been pushing steadily ahead. The seventh and eighth grades were mainly years of be- coming adjusted to the change of growing into big kidsf, The highlight of these two years was our eighth grade graduation dance, our first big dance as a class! Our freshman year was a faltering one, and there was no class dance. There has been a highly successful dance every year since then, howeverg we had the best Senior Ball yet. Our junior trip to Albany was one of our biggest group events, but the XVashington trip was by far the thing that will be out- standing in our memories for years to come. Here we discovered how many wonderful classmates we had. The class of ,58 extends its best wishes to all the senior classes to come at P.R,H.S. We hope they will never forget the great school to which we all belong. A. Bohnel, Tobin, K. Olcsnn. Standing. E. Cooper.

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