Peekskill High School - Crimson and Blue Yearbook (Peekskill, NY)

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e CIRCULATION STAFF is com- d of one or more seniors ap- ted to secure subscriptions from homeroom. They must collect oney for these subscriptions in installments, one near the be- ing of the year and the other t a month before the books are sed. As soon as the books ar- this staff has the added re- sibility of distributing them to ubscribers. e staff is supervised by Mrs. ll. Baisley, B. Bradley, M. Miller, ocarski, B. Puff, I. Beuchert, G. oletto, I. Stilenovich, T. Thornell, ells, P. Wortham, P. Cunane, D. d, E. Krabichler, A. Mirabello, ohlsick, E. Moseley, P. Reagan, . Pullen, V. Houskeeper, S. Ga- s, E. Keefe, V. Klepper, C. Mack, olis, E. Seaboldt, C. Iohnson, C. er, B. Gasbarra, M. Scheuerrnan, alzo, C. Potter. e ADVERTISING STAFF solicits usiness concerns for ads which for one-third of the book. They ibute the yearbooks to those who bought one-half page or more dvertising. The one person who s in the most ads is appointed ertising Manager. . L. Donly, C. Fuller, I. Marallo, eyer, W. Middleton, C. Mono- V. Rivers C. I. Volkmann, C. r, E. Scalzo, B. Harten, I. Brown, civoletto. e BUSINESS STAFF keeps all rds of finances. Mac Neill, A. Rudolph, V. Gage. e SECRETARIAL STAFF types to be sent to the printer. Seaboldt, M. Busby, I. Gleiber- , C. Iohnson, M. Rapping, C. o. e ART STAFF prepares all art for the book. Gelzer, W. Garrett, C. Baxter, M. ole, C. Palmer, H. Dabbs, B. Law. Seated: S. Ganeles, C. Iohnson, C. Mack, S. Mohlsick, D. Dowd, P. Reagan, P. Cunane, L. Baisley. Standing: B. Puff, B. Bradley, P. Wortham, M. Miller, M. Scheuerman, D. L. Pullen, E. Keefe, L. Kekacs, I. Beuchert, E. Seaboldt, B. Horn- beck, S. Wells, G. Scivoletto, V. Klepper, A. Mirabello, E. Moseley, E. Krabichler. The PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF as- sists Mr. Blake from Scott Studio when he takes group pictures. P., Cunane, D. Dowd, H. Fullen- Weider, E. Krabichler, I. Leo, F. Man- they, I. McCoy, A. Mirabello, S. Mohlsick, E. Moseley, P. Reagan, R. Straub. The CANDID STAFF collects snap- shots of students and teachers and gets them ready for the printer by pasting them on the dummies. L. Kekacs, C. Potter, R. Booth, I Penis, B. Field, R. Ganeles, s. Ga: neles. E. Keefe, V. Klepper, C. Mack M. Polis. Students on Two or more Staffs C. Potter, E. Scalzo, G. Scivoletto C. Baxter, E. Seaboldt, C. Iohnson, El Keefe, C. Mack, P. Cunane, D. Dowd, E. Krabichler, A. Mirabello, S. Mohl- sick, P. Reagan, M. Polis, S. Ganeles, V. Klepper. Special recognition to underclassmen Paul Ventry, Marie Carano and all members of the Office Practice I class. Seated: I. Marallo, B. Field, I. Ferris, I. Brown, I. Gleiberman, C. Fuller, M. L. Donly, R. Booth. C. Potter, N. MacNeill. Standing: G. Meyer, F. Manthey, R. Straub. W. Middleton, H. Travis, R. Ganeles, I. Leo, M. Rapping, C. Sacco, 49 E. Scalzo, C. I. Volkmann, A. Rudolph, B. Harten. 1

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CRIMSON BLUE STAFFS EDITORIAL STAFF lst row: V. Odell, P. Buchanan, N. Foshay, D. L. Pullen, D. Hooks, Mr. Corbin, M. Ascheim, T. Kessler, G. Voonasis. 2nd row: B. Yudowitz, B. Shutt, C. Naylor, V, Ott, H. White, R. Vicenzi, I. Bass, A. Rudolph. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BERNARD YUDOWITZ The accompanying candid shot of the staff may give the im- pression that we are a group of seemingly carefree writers, but in reality we've worked hard on all written matter between these covers. There have been trials and tribulations, but we have man- aged to overcome them and we hope that we have added a few new precedents for future classes in this year's book. No one can find words of appreciation that would be suited in thanking Mr. Corbin and Mrs. Odell for all their help and guidance in producing the 1951 Crimson Blue. ADVISORS MRS. MARION ODELL-We all have a deep feeling of gratitude for Mrs. Odell, our general advisor, who spent much of her time helping us produce this yearbook. MR. RICHARD CORBIN - Thank-you's are in order for Mr. Corbin, our literary advisor, for the assistance he gave us during our race to meet the deadlines.

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SWIMMING E. DeChristopher, P. Shostal, R. Chase, I. Hennessy, R. 1st row: R. O'Donne11, W. Havard, A. Korn, M. Dale, T. Horton, N. MacNei11, H. Iensen, T. Huficut Cmascotl, A. R, Schraefer. 2nd row: C. Pusey, W. Huffcut, I. Palmer, R. Pug- sley, A. Ianarella, P. Pappas, A. Tuttle, M. Kennedy. 3rd row: R. Edelman, T. Moynahan, F. Proietti, I. Ryan, Mr. The four Bed Devil victories were from A. B. Peekskill High Schoo1's Red Devil tankmen had a moderately successful record during the 1950-51 cam- paign winning four of nine meets. The Red Devils were outscored on an over-all record for the season by 66 points. Yonkers Central, Gorton and Roosevelt. All of tl meets were fairly close, but the Devils managed stay on top. Peekskill suffered some severe beatings during the year but never gave up during any meet. The Worst beating was at the hands of our arch-rival, the Cadets of PMA. The Devils' other defeats were to New Rochelle, Mamaroneck, and Nyack twice. The Red Devils are losing ct number of outstan swimmers this year due to graduation. Among t will be Andy lanarella, who is the team captain high point man, Al Tuttle, Charlie Pusey and MacNeil. THE THOMAS MOHLSICK MEMORIAL i PLAQUE A memorial plaque was presented to Mrs. Peter Mohlsick, mother of the late Thomas Mohlsick, by the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus at a meeting of the Peekskill Board of Education on the evening of Ianuary 9, 1951, at the Peekskill High School. Mrs. Mohlsick, in turn, presented the plaque to the president of the Board of Education with the request that it be placed permanently in P. H. S. in memory of Thomas Mohlsick, Every Iune, for the next ten years, the name of the school's most outstanding swimmer will be inscribed on the plaque.