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

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BABY SITTERS CLUB P. Reagan, S. Mohlsick, I. Patsey, M. Leake. B. Field, D, Colao, P. Cunane, B. Shutt, M. Duncan. M. A. Hrouda, D. Lynch, Mrs. Hourihan, R. Fullenweider. E. Heleker. M. Mohlsick, M. Hrouda, V. Klepper, G. Scivoletto. Baby Sitters Club is a a group of girls who are interested in minding children. All members are requested to secure a doctor's certificate assuring good health. A character reference is also needed for mem- bership. The girls are trained in the effective and SPEECH safe essentials of baby-sitting by their advisor, Mrs. Hourihan. It is the aim of the club to find as many jobs for the members as possible, at fair wages and hours. Roberta Fullenweider is president, Marilyn Mohlsick is secretary, and Elizabeth Hayes is treasurer. CLUB Front: C. Affron. I. Carter, H. Heineman. I. Graulich, V. Tiso, W. Amory. Standing: I. Marer, I. Kesselman, B. Yudowitz, E. Markham, Miss Holmes, R. Fullenweider, A. Dinnerstein, S. Citron, D. Silver, R. Eisenberg. Speech Club, under the direction of Miss Holmes, meets every Thursday evening. Unique readings, interpretations and discussions are the highlights of these gatherings. They all cen- ter around the main purpose of Speech Club which is to improve individual speech, so that its members may be fully prepared to serve the school and community. Various fund raising activities of Speech Club include a series of successful cake sales, and the sponsoring of movies. Club officers are: President, Iohn Graulich: Vice-President, William Amory: Secretary, Vir- ginia Tiso: Treasurer, Harry Heinemang Attend- ance-taker, Iacqueline Carter.

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VARSITY BASKETBALL Seated, left to right: H. Broadie, mgr.: I. Kisslinger, V. Zeoli, E. to right: R. Smith, R. Finnegan, I. Gallagher, C. Volkmann, W Burns, M. Nardone, Coach Peterson, I. Lynch, mgr. Standing, left Peterson, R. Waldbillig. Perhaps the old phrase Experience is the best teacher best BASKETBALL SCHEDULE fits the Red Devil cage squad of 1950-51. Peekski1l's quintet started 1950 - 1951 ' playing together as sophomores on the I. V. team. In their junior year they were together on the varsity squad but finished poorly that year with four wins and fourteen defeats. PHS OPP' This past year the experience gained during the previous tW0 Score Score years put the Devils in the thick of the Hudson River League basket- 42 Arun ton 3 4 ball race. Although Peekskill faltered during the second round, they 53 Hastgl S 51 still finished in second place, with five wins and three defeats. 38 White Plains 49 Besides the league games, the Red Devils clashed with our old 31 Rutland WU 37 rivals Hendrick Hudson.. Arlington, Newburgh, and two newcomers 24 Burlin ton NU 23 to our schedule, Burlington and Rutland, Vermont. The two games 38 Washington Irvin 32 with the Vermont schools were played during our Christmas vaca- 36 Whitg Plains g 53 tion on the Vermonters' court. 51 Ossinjn 46 Peekskill High School's over-all record was eleven wins and 60 Hen drick H1315 O n 43 seven defeats. The Devils whipped Henhud and Arlington twice, 50 North Tan town 58 Newburgh and Burlington once, plus five H. R. L. victories. The 55 Newbulyh 40 most thrilling Bed Devil victory of the campaign was gained at 69 Hendrick Hgdson 49 'North Tarrytown when Bucky Finnegan sank a pair of free tosses 54 Arun ton 40 to win the game after regulation time had run out. 68 Hqstgl S 52 High scorers on the club were Charlie Volkmann with 206 points, 43 Washin tonghvin 5 4 Jim Gallagher with 166, Ray smith with 155, Buck Finnegan with 34 Osginin 9 53 132 and Mike Nardone with 85. The entire squad left via the grad- 59 North Tanytfown 58 uation route. 44 Newburgh 60