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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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'lfww N UUR PRUDUUERS 521 DR J E QCOTT Szzpcrzfzlwzdefzf Prerrduzt The Reverend Raymond M OBFILH Vzce Prerzdcvzf Harry M1ller Manoj Tutu MHIVIUW Waldbllllg Slzpcruztcvzdcnl 0 Sclaoolf E Scott Clerk john E Bftbchfnk r Secretary Elemorj jftckson BOARD OF EDUCATION The producers of our show qrc 1 group of loul crtrzens elected by the communxty to serve 1n th1s capacrty bemuse of thcrr Interest IH school affalrs Thrs controllxng body sees that all local students beneht as much as possxble from the ava1lable fac1l1t1es The student body applauds them for therr contmumg and unselflsh efforts to rmprove our schools l I ' x , J A 1 -- 4 . 4- - ',Jr. fabsentb. Other members: Winfield A. Huppuch, Kenneth G. Katz, Andrew J. Squillante, 1' 4 4 3 -3 ' V 11 K . L . FI l fs- , ., as ' . f'1', ' 1 - 1 4 - -5 ,, .O L A ffzf, if gjL3,g1,AVfj 1413. Y . 'af fir- - 1, ' I I' Y 5 ,qu ROGER H WILLIAMS Prmczpal Hamllton College B S New York Unrverslty MS Mr Roger W1lllamS IS known to all of us as the pun crpal of our school who IU addmon to performmg the many regular dunes of hrs pos1t1on often acts ln an advxsory capacxty to the boys of our school SARAH T BAKER Dean of Gulf Vassar BA Columbna MA Spamsh Gulf Student League Ufbefr Guzld Spanub Club MERRITT LINDSEY Afyzrtant Prznupal St Lawrence Unxversrty BS MA Mathematxcs Varfzty Club I V Bufketball 7 +1 ZW 1, fix? HARRY WOOD Cuzdunce Coumelor Umon College BA Colum bla Umversnry M A Hxsrory Problems ?:-'jfzfg . . . ' N . Y, 4 . , Q , Q L - Q , ,X , r,,,j-if., , ...Q xi V I n ln Q ' . , -sl , , . 1' -M. VfIxig1,.,ij, s - ., I -mzfzsff. ' , ' relic.-,Vi,.kQ:e ,Vg li 1 4 q I fy A . W ff: ' 111 X ,... . 1' ' , ', W E X 1 we- , I ' . 0 ll ' px.1u,,.f33fQ'9'i1'gr 4f4?., . -A ' , :' 'VL .,- -1 5 . a,,xu' ' gl , X '- ' .AZ ,' :WV -xl'-' r All el., A 'J 'fe x 7 '- HL-S 4 Q41 . 'rgiuu ,' , ef w1e.r4.ls L R ,ill ' 114 , H' fb '- Q , 1 ,4 T 1-f 9' - 1- lager - A-wwff n,-3 ' ' - A R ff,f.,f.frvy N f14:-ff 2' :,1, A f 3 Q 'C-x:.Mi-X, ' -. -J 3,4 531 X 2 LEONARD H BUCKTON Buffalo State Teachers Col lege BS Shop IV Football l1ztramuralBa5 ketball Tenmr JOHN DEv1Ns University of Illinois B.S.' Columbia M.A. Chairman Physical Education Department Vanity ootball coacb HERMAN BAPTISTE MARK BATTEN Massachusetts State Teachers Fordham AB Columbla College BS Teachers Col University Teachers Col lege Columbia MA lege MA English Latin Dfamatzcy Latm Club Courier Adwfer 'ian 'vi-'R' H. ROBERT ENRIGHT FERDINAND GAGLIARDI julliarcl School of Music, B.S.g h , Columbia, M-AA Williams College, BS., M.A, Instrumental Music in Elem- Spamsh, Itallfm ?'mf'fYGff1dC5-V0f41lMU5lC Italian Club. G.O, Trearurer in High School A Cappella Cboir, Claorallrer RICHARD CORBIN Colgate BA Columbia MA Chairman English Depart ment Y6dVb00kEdll0f1dl Sta Ad zzror LOIS J. DeWITT State University of New York Plattsburg BS. Home Economics junior Real Croft 'Q' ALVIN GRAHAM College of the City of New York, B.B.A.g University of Michigan, M.A. Commercial Subjects Student Council MARGARET HOURIHAN New York University, BS., State Teachers College, M.A. Commercial, Placement Wa.rbing1on Club. Baby Sitten' Club ,l -.-4 JAMES GALLAGHER HAROLD GLOFF Danbury State Teachers Col- Rider College, BE., Teachers lege, BS., Columbia, MA, College, BS., Rutgers History University, M.S, Hamm Club Commercial Subjects al? FRANK KONNERTH NORMAN A. KROPF Julliatcl School of Music, Syracuse University, B.F.A.g Teachers College, Columbia lfniversity of Blliifflllll State University, BS., M.A. Teachers College, Buffalo Rudiments, Music Apprecia- Design and Representation, tion Mechanical Drawing Seninr Orcbcslm. Inrfrzmzenlal Sltzge Craft Group. Ifnrcnzble, Dance Band -2 fi MARJORIE HOLMES Syracuse University, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. English Sp eerb C lub HANS IWEN State Teachers College, Oswego, BS. Driver Education ,f W , 4,3-Q ADELAIDE LANNI JOHN LE BOEUF St L1wrence University BS New York State College for Albiny State Teachers Col Te1chers at Albany BA lege MA University of Socml Studies Vermont SSA Plun C eometry Physics 'Y' HELEN LINDSEY Mansfield State Teichers o lege B S Home Economics Iumor Red Cmfr BERNARD S. MILLER ueens College B.A,g Colum' bia University M.A. Americun History Hiylorg Club Q ' 2. 555 Practical Science Baftbrzll Couch I '--r EMMA PATTERSON Mount Holyoke College B.A.1 Columbift University, B.S. MARCUERITE POWELL New York Smte Colle e for CORA I MESERVE New York State College for Teachers Albany BA French English Honor Society Iumor Coun C11 French Club MARION V. ODELL New York State College or Teichers Albany B.S. Commercial Subjects Yearbook Librarian lmaginsitiye Writing 8 Tefichers Albfiny B.S. Biology . Q If EDWARD SHULMAN New York University BS New York University M A Music Marcbzng and Pep Band EUNICE STEEI E Unixersity of Denwer AB Syracuse Unixersity AM ,,,,, Columbi 1 University English GEORGE PETERSON ELEANOR PETERSON V - , Carleton College, B.S.g Uni- Cornell University, B.S.g Uni- versity of Minnesota MA, versity of Minnesota l H ki Chemistry, Audio-Visual omemi in g Plead Coach, Bzfielball and junior Red Crow 'lymg We DOROTHY SNYDER Bwrnird BA New York University MA Physiul Edumtion and Health Cbeerleadeff lnlru mzmzlf MARjORIE J STIDWORTHY New York Stitc Teachers C01 lege Alhlny AB Unrver sity of Michrgin MA History Mathematics Hlff0fJ Club Senzor Adwror P ALBERT L SWANK AUI TLRSE 'D Allb I C11 Pcnnsylmnil Smte Telchers WW 0 C86 AB PINS College BA New York burgh MA Lnixersity MA l'U1l'Sl' gmlll Sucmc Churmin Commercill De D411 :rms 'X mon 11 forfemc Plftmcm Ltfffffff Shorthind 'lrinscription Sea retlrill Prlctice MH DRED GEROW Rxder College BCS Secretary .5 wg- LUCIA HILAND ,fx MARY DEI LA GEIS Lirson Tumor College Berkeley Busmess School Secrc wry Cornell UDIVCISIIY BA W Tru mr Ofhcer Q5 LORETTA 1 ENT 15. Y MARCARET RII FY Eastman School for Denml Hyglenlsts Cortlflnd Smtc Teachers College Dental Hygrene Teacher 12 F3 Long Island College Hosprtal School Nurse JANICE NTFDI FMAN Syracuse UUINCFSIIY B S New York Smte C ollegc for Teachers C1feter1a D1rector Cu worm Club ,, I ci JUN, C USTODIANS Mr A lcnr Mr H Young R Conklm is s .Q 1 533 A ' e i ' I ' f l , . ,. . 1 7 N ' 1 6 1 - ..j.,.:?V-1 fi-rgillr K Sl X lg . 4 4 ri 'ff . - K v l ' ' R.N. V ' ' - I 4 4 1 4 J . :S 'f f 'L W fl . J ' . 1 ew - f C , . K . . A ' A N W . . . ' , . . 7 Q, 5 R all- Liu. .gig 'Vx I K ., . I kyvrl 1 X JI' . f 5 ?fff3 ,. :ti inf '- ,we .5 3. 2' ,...' ,f IRONT ROW D Gambino I Mater H Coal M Colao N lxcar I C raulich W Plsani Kesselman P Scherber M Williams SICOND ROW Miss Nlcserxt I Squillante L Sacco R Lubin I M Meyer M Balmey S Iisch W Daly Carter I Travis A Casparian P Sterns Edelman C Affron V Corozinc A Baisley B Gordon R Palau MISS MESFRVF Presents ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Prerzdenl JOHN GRAULICH Vue Prerzdent MARIE COLAO Secretary WINNIE PISANI 'Ilus tct hnds an active group of Pcckskill High School luniors and seniors engaged in trying to reuse thc schollstic standing of the school and promote an interest in scholar ship The first scene was a tea in honor of the teachers to help create better understanding betwx een students md faculty Scene two took place in small groups all over the school Honor society members yolunteered to help anyone who was having trouble with any of his subyects provided both the student md teacher concerned desired it There were min othcr scenes too Coz mcetin s in Miss Meserves livin room Y panel discussions on important topics of school lift and the annual initiation all helping to provide fi vycll rounded year for thc Nation tl Honor Society SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE CHARACTER O -if ,, 1. .W , 1 f- . ' ' -',a .g .- A 3 B. Wilcox, B. Hadden, Mr. Williams. THIRD ROXW: R. OIDonnell, P. Eastman, K. Pataki, R. A I: 1 r A A f r ' a y aa . . Y ' I . ' . . 7 t . A A K 2 4 . Q Q . M . . Q ROXX UNI I Le tr I1 D B un lam T Barlcun R Salvatore R O Donnell f I I sl G 'Xlorlc STAIXDING H cr rs NX U I X tlcnt ne t f D C mlu I Kesselman to ua RO I I. Smxth 'Km nr l folaclne 'X X tn Xlxtcrt R Rea R lxelly M 'Nar lone -I Puscy ROXV IULR Graulrch P I istman L XX hrtc U Lulluccl MR AIVIN GRAHAM Presents STUDE T COUNCIL Iftt1de1z1HTNRY IOUNSBIJRY Vztc Pre uzffc 111 VINCFXJT CORO7lNl' Sctrelary ROBIQRI SCHRISUFLR lrcaunrer ALBLI KORN Thxs act the xery essence of the play ltself mvolw es those students chosen to represent the entlre cast ln a councrl whose job xt IS to recommend ways to Improve the school and to provrde an opportunity for all students to NOICC thezr opmnons on varlous subjects Although the counc1l got off to a rather slow stare th1s year due to an electron upset vyhrch xnstalled the hrst thrrd party slate ID nts hrstory nt has smce gotten down to worlc and produced .1 long llst of accomplxsh ments Among these accomphshments the counc1l has contmued to sponsor the exer popular Open House and has run a serxes of successful dances and assem b res lt has also estabhshed a Student Faculty Commxttee desngned to lron out all problems that may ar1se 1D xolx 1115 both students and teachers 'lhxs years Student Councxl has passed 1 very 1mportant tmendment to the school Constxtuuon Thr amendment provldes that the presxdent w1ll rn unc appomt 1 commlttee of three underclassmen who mll txkc ctre of orgtnrzmg the student counc1l the followmg year Thls vull ehmmate the otherwlse LlH1XOlLlL1blC delay caused rn orgmrzlng the hrst few meenngs under in untruncd charrman FRONT A Ixorn H Lounsbury R Schreufer STANDING V COIOLIHC Mr Graham 15 . 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'I6 FR UNI' I Rrnaldx G Bertolrne T Stapf I Smrth P Stems M Wfrllnams M Colm A Casparlan J Aclter M Campbell B G and SI C UND I I1 ll-.rn tte Rubbo L Singer M Chalumeau L Kagan Lynth M Nlrrtlone M O Connor IHIRD C Crarg C Sterns j Weaver R Kelly Andersen S Cltron N Fusepl L Ganeles S Flroy B Iberle R Varella M Martrn A Kempf N Cuomo IOURTH M D1R1co M A Hrouda B Hadden D Krug D Colnes S Ixseh S Harrlngton N Vul H DeMar1a E Marltham R Goldman Del una B Cutbrll I Meyer I'lI IH C Mastrnanna T lm me rm in A Lrnrlroos M Carano L Schaeffer M Lulesm R u un Ilor o N X oung A Soxeloxe P Delamater Helelter A Iranehr I Rerchel B Wrlctax C Whrte J Cala brese j Kesselman Mr Baptrste B Golden M Bell M Srlver P Ventrx B Gordon H Cozzn F Colaclne J Momz J Mohl srclt R Sham R Pelara MR HERMAN BAPTISTE D R A M I C S C L U B Pfescms 11111114111 MARLIA Wu 1 IAMS Vue Prer1de11!I'llI'fN STI RNS lhe D1 lmatres Club completed nts seeond successful run at Peelcslerll Hlgh School under the drreetron of Mr Baptlste Its east rneluded m my students who were rnterested In the theater The prrnetp 11 scene rn thrs act was set agaxnst a back SCLICHIIQ ARMISNOOSH CASPARIAN Imn1ne1MARII C OI AO ground of Parls lt vt rs entxtled Aprxl m P.1r1s There were 1 wrlety of numbers rn thrs scene rn which many students were able to drsplry the-rr actmg 1b1l1ty and others thelr musrexl talents When the hnal eurtam descended the 1ud1enee knew mother h1t had been recorded rn the annuals of the PI-IS stage E Hald R Manthey H Lounsbury C Cartrsano J Walsh R Srmmonds D Mrller C Colao Mr Kropf MR KROPF PYCSCDIS STAGE CRAFT CLUB Behrnd the scenes of every productron presented at Peekskrll Hrgh School IS the Stage Craft Club The group rs a purely voluntary organrzatron open to students who have a workxng knowledge of srmple carpentry, electrrcal work, and att These boys, under the gurdance of Mr Norman Kropf, spend many hours after school and durmg week ends assemblmg scenery, makrng repaus, and eonstructmg propertres and llghtrng effects for the Senror Play, Chrrstmas Pageant, May Festrval, and all other programs presented on the P H S Stage -C ': -. 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' - ' ' Q ft . . - s - , ' , 'I A ' ' 2 1 f f ' H A Q . 1 t L 1 ' I A l ' 'k A K ' , . 1. k . . 1 K Q . - A - ' Y ' Y ' Y ' I I Y 4 5 ' I Y ' I l ' Y FIRST ROW I-I Kramensen W Ellrs I' Colatrne C Cartrsano R Pelara M Kornfeld G Boyce SECOND ROW N Cuomo K Mckecver A Wrllrams J Ludy T Zimmerman 1 Lent N Varl G Bertolme D Colao THIRD ROW I Kelly J Aclter C Craxa L Snngcr T Stapf R Flsch R Ftexdman C Busse D Gambmo M Scarcxa E Hadden FOURTH ROW R Lulnn M Luksm R Schragxs R Vferner J Bauer R Pullce J Meyer Iwi Wrlllams FIFTH ROW Mrs Nardls L Hauck SIXTH ROW C Mason T Horton I' Prorettr M Ixennedy J Klng I Lynch I Mohlsxclc R ODonnell A Korn MRS JOHN HOURIHAN presents WASHI GTON CLUB Pram FRANK COI ACINL Secy Tum JACKIE ACKER Drrected by MR AND MRS MERRITT LINDSEY The scene opened mth the cast of forty frve comfortably seated rn a New Bork Crty Pxrlter Tours Bus As the wheels rolled and the smoke curled the stage was set for our cast as 1' made 1ts way to our natrons caprral The Washmgton troupe of 1957 was drfferent from other years and for thrs reason some thmg unusual had to be done And so for varrety the group experrenced an evenmg sarl on the Potomac In the second scene O h we found the company and Its gurcle at the famous Gettysburg Mn t elf may battleground The play progressed and the Washmgton Players Luksm -T Kmg wound up the finale wrth vrsrts to the monuments and hrstorlcal landmarks rn W8Sh1DgfOH D C I8 I 5 - l- y - I y '- ' 'A 1 - ' , ' ' v - , - - . 7 f A ' 71 1 ' , - s - y f , - , A s - - 3 - Hourrhan, D. Dorsey, A. Kempfh, R. Adams, J. Smith, N. Tomassio, 1. Weaver, E. Pacia, R. Y I l , . , . , . . ' 2 V- . . ' . I ' ' ' 1 ' ' . 1 A .u A U L . , t l . l I 1 . , . , I L . . 7 I . . V . 1 -. A . . . . . . , . . if bu' FIRST ROW D Lockwood M Farnham L Rmaldl R Irxsh H Cozzr N Eusepn A Korn S Elroy D Conley P Lrttell SECOND ROW E Shadskln J Kesselman M Wrllxams M Chalumeau W Daly R Dempsey S Cntron S Auerbach L Ganeles D Benslty M Dxllon M Volkmann K McKeever C Stearns THIRD ROW j Gallatzher I' Stearns M Porltzky R Kelly G Morley J Anderson M Crawford G Cerrale G Branmgan L Squlllante L Rudolph C Vogel Mr Mrller FOURTH ROW Mr Gallagher R Manthey M Kornfeld G Martln C Dlngee 1 Carano S Schnenderman B Martm E Heleker R Salvatore B Gordmeer B Dunleavy B Kruse E Duva C Tragash B Tompluns R Lloyd Mxss Stxdworthy FIFTH ROW P Reagan P Kermrg O Peterson G Incremona B Chefalo S Fpstem A Dretz I Holmes N S1Iverstem SIXTH ROW P Ventry B Gordon R Mackay K Patakr H Hememan V Corozrne A Krug P Scherber J Grauhch MISS STIDWORTHY MR MILLER and MR GALLAGHER present THE HISTORY CLUB Pferzdenl, HUGO COZZI Serretary NINA EUSEPI Vzce Prerzdent, RAYMOND IRISH 'Irenmrer ALBEE KORN Openmg the act the Hrstory Club 1n keeprng w1th 1ts purpose of parttcrpatrng rn ZCIIVIIICS havlng to do wrth hlstory and current world events vrslted Phlllrpse Castle IU Tarrytown and got a gllmpse of early Amerrcan c1v1l1zat10n In late fall they attended George Bernard Shaws play Sam: joan and rn the same day vrsrted a more recent nnstntutron the New York Stock Exchange also stoppmg for v1s1ts at The Clonsters and Grant s Tomb A mrd january meetmg of the club featured a program devoted to Indra Besldes a movre on the subyect 1 first hand account of Indn was grven by Mr Kharbunda an Indran studymg rn an Amerrcan unrversrty A mp to the late Presldent Roosevelts Hyde Park home by the club closed a very actrve season seize .L j I ' ' ' u 4 ' ' V 1 .M . 4 4 ' . I1 as - ' ' ' ' . I I ' M H I . I I I , xl I 4 I .. IV.. D I i I . 0 I , v Q . . A 444 44 444-4 4 L H4444 4? AJ . 44 4. A A . . . - -,A ,A , 4 A, A D+, ' 4- f A U ,-s, , . , M . .. , - ....... MISS BAKER presents SPANISH CLUB Preridevzl, MADLYN VOLKMANN Vice-Prefidedzt, ROBERT MORLEY Secrcmry-7'rea.r11rer. DOLORES GAMBINO This act was set in a South American atmosphere with the Spanish language coming vividly to life. In one scene Miss Ruth MacDuFf gave an enjoyable performance when she described our South American neighbors to the cast. Letters from Spanish girls and boys added authenticity to the Spanish setting of the act. Another highlight of this act was the Spanish Club Christmas party. Spanish games and pinatas made the party a treat for all players. Spanish movies and other information on Latin America added to this south-of-the-border extravaganza. FRONT ROW: Miss Baker. A. Casparian, E. Travis, D. Gambino. M. Volltman. R. Morley. SECOND ROW: M. Gorman, R. Gold- man, R. Lloyd, J. Gage. L. Rudolph, J. Thompson, B. Dunleavy. THIRD ROW: M. Williams, D. Garcia, M. Dillon, D. Colnes, M. Jamison, A. Williams. FOURTH ROW: L, Kagan, J. Valentine, E. LaRocco, W. Daley. E. I-Iellelcer, S. Schneiderman. FIFTH ROW: N. Kuritzlty, M. Poritzlty, S. Elroy, B. Wilcox, B. Martin, A. Franchi. SIXTH ROW: H. Gross, E. Reichel, L. Schaeffer, J. Prout, F. Kleinbaum, L. Bunch, E. Markham. SEVENTH ROW: M. Ross, M. Crawford, D. Lee, C. Vogel, R. Kelly, M. Luksin, R. Lubin. EIGHTH ROW: B. Gordineer, E. Lee, C. White, I. Rosen- baum, D. Benslcy, R. Kohler, S. Fisch, P. Delamater, P. Ventry, C. Affron. MISS SARAH BAKER presents THE GIRLS STUDE T LE UGE Prci., MARCIA WILLIAMS Secy., RAE SCHRAGIS Vice-Paw., BARBARA WILCOX Trear., LORETTA BUNCH The opening curtain disclosed a group of girls inter- ested in improving student relations and in helping young people for the future. Under the direction of Miss Baker, the Girls Student League starred in three big scenes. The hrst was the Big Sister Party, which helped the new girls in school get ac- quainted with the upperclassmen. The second was the photographing of all students for school records. The pic- tures were also sold to the students and this was the major money raising project of the league. In May the third and final scene for the 1951-1952 season was presented - the annual Vocational Conference which helps to acquaint the students with various vocations open to them upon gradu- ation. FRONT ROW: R. Schragis, L. Bunch, M. Williams, B. Wilcox, Miss Baker. SECOND ROW: L. Kagan, Reichel, J. Gage, J. Thompson, D. Gambino, R. Kelly, R. Lubin. THIRD ROW: A. Casparian, E. Haggerty, M. Martin, M. Bleakley, M. Peck, O. Gallucci. FOURTH ROW: M. Crawford, R. Dempsey, S. Elroy. FIFTH ROW: B. Zeliph, E. Nickols, C. Obuhanick, M. O'Connor, C. White. SIXTH ROW: M. Ross, H. Gross, R. Scalzo, G. Cerialle, D. Bondatti. SEVENTH ROW: E. Harbolic, R. Pulice, L. Squillante, M. Valente, D. Colao, A. Bunney. EIGHTH ROW: G. Bertoline, D. Lockwood, C. Dale, J. Jensen, A. Corrillo, V. Feltman I ll 1 I 5,30 IIRST ROW F Scheiber F Trans I M Meyer B Morse C Dale 'NI 'Xiylor M Kesselman A Casparian I Carter I Stems SICOND RUXX! I VVoi11.1 sto A 1 M Chllimceiu I Mater Miss N serve IOURFH ROW verstein B Vogel Graulich C Affron B Gordon oc 1 iycrstein emeitet IN tin THIRD ROW R Miller A Linlroos R Lubit1 M Lili Ixcsselman H fillll MISS CORA MESLRVII Presents F R E N C H C L U B Prcimlcfzf IANEMARIL MEYER Secretary PLTER SCHFIBER Inc Preiztfcfzl LDWINA TRANIS In tl1is ict we see glthered together an enthusiastic group of students interested in gaining more lcnovt ledge of lrince ind its linguige One cene tilecs us on 1 journey through Piris All the lindmirks and pl iccs of interest ire visited and tl1e scene closes mth 1 sequence in si French cl1ss room This scene xx is ippliudccl and enjoyed by 1ll 7 zcamrcr RAYMOND IRISH Another scene showed the famous designers and thcir products This brought sighs from all the xxomcn in the iudience All the uidtence guned an ipprcciition of the irts during the scene entitled Ihc Ircnch Mistcrs In it we saw tl1e famous French puntings lircriture ind music presented by a group of iccomplishcd students f.'-4 ! 7 3 In Colacine X. Corozine. Mt. Gakcliardi. H. Scartimellino, D. Anmcone, G. lnctemona, F. Scarcia . Acl-ter, L. Rinal li, R. Pelaia. L. Squillante. O. Gallucci. D. Bon latti, F. Scalzo. MR. FERDINIANID GAGLIARDI Presents ITALIAN CLUB Prtfim't 111 VINCIQNT COROZINF Ifnc'-l'r-tfiitfwzf Hlll.I2N SCARAMLLLINO Per essere socio del Circolo Italiano e necessario itver studiuto l'it.1liano. ln this act the czist tries to promote good fellowship. Its scenes all depict social events but the actors are urged also to develop good .Setrtfltrry FRANK CQOLACINE 'lreizizzrtfr DOMINICIK ANNACONF The major scene is xi trip which takes place at the end of the school year. Many settings are considered for this scene but the big moment is usually set in New York City. scholarship. IRON'I ROW XX Dah I' Brrlhnecr D Cxmhnno I M Mtytr B Ixlmltc C Cernle STCOND W M Clalumciu I3 Wlltox C Drlt T Blrlstn Nlm lx Bxttcn Pataki I Stcnqulst I Wcaniacskta A Marrow 'Ihmmps n I' 'IIIVIS L Rinaldi MR BAFIFIFN Presents LATIN CLUB Coma! IANIMARIE MILYLR Srfzfm BARBARA KI INKI As the house hghts dlm our frxends from Old Rome return to tht st tge of P H S to acquamt present d ty I ttm scholars vs 1th thcrr morcs and language In the lxghter sccncs vue hnd our Ittrn scholars jotnrng together rn typical Roman style mectrngs and partres Conufzl DOI ORI'S GAMBINO Qzmcslof IILLIIN BRILLINGLR 'I he group also enyoys workrng together at cake sales and stllmg sodl tt the blg basketball games Fmally the thmax a trrp to New York Crty to see Two On An Ansle and the magnrficent spectacle filmed rn Rome uo Vadrs YPY7 I RONT Carter j Grtuhth C Affron P Stems BACK D Garcm S Citron M Cxmphell A Sovcloxe H I-Icmtmm V Ttsm D C Ines I Rclthcl Mrss Holmes MISS MARJORIL HOLMES Presents THE SPEECH CLUB Pfetfdem' JOHN GRAULICI-I Setrclafy EILELN STERNS Vfcc P7CI1lff7Zl HARRY HEINEMAN During Scent I thc Speech Club made Broadway thcrr tage They saw the Bro tdway productlon of The Moon Is Blue That mornmg the club took ad mntage of the NBC tour and enloyed a televxsron how T16dIZH er JACQULLINE CARTER Therr other Scenes are staged rn Room 57 the club s meetmg place each Thursday nlght where most of the club s HCEIVIIICS are centered The Speech Club s cast strrves to Improve the personal speech of tts mem bers and serves the school and the commumty rn many ways 7 ' '1 '. 1. .rr ' . , 2. It I RO 1 . If At , . ' ' Q, 1 -, . r 'a . Ii. Meed, R. r Q they, Ir. r ' , K. ' ' , L. ' . , . , . 1 ', 1 ju , 1. 1 J, . ' . 4 1 1 I -1 4 2 I- - 4 1 T , r . ' ' L . . . ' . R 1 1 . r . , 1 .1 t . ' 1 1 . . . . . , , s V A L K 1 1 ' 'QU -: ,X , , V .. ' ,. .-- 9 I .. v. N Q-5 .. ST ? Q , ,. . - . - , x . 'f X ai' 'I . . t I ,, - A 2 E, ,AL , hw . X IX . 3 bf nr I X' IK 1 I . , 7 21. ' ,. 1 I. , .. .. 1 . ' , . .1 , . ' ' , . - A 1 , . .1 , . .12 , 1. ' ' ' , , 1 I ' 1 - 1 4 ' In ,jk ' i, ., X I. 1 7 I 1 , ' . 1 1 , 4 , ' 5 r v . .. 1 , , .. ,, . , . . . , YK K . . . . . . - s . ' ' ' XI, VnilIRm.inn, R. Stliriuis, Mrs. I..inni, N Tiinmnsiti, 'If DeBrtisIte, FI. Leartli, A. Volk- m.in, P. Littell. M B.iIvey. XY. Pis.ini, C.. f.r.tilu. R, Ik-titpsey. -I. Atlxer, I.. Btinth, R. Busth, A. C.lSjMIf'l,lf'l. II St.irmeIIin1i, Il. XY'iIttix. MRS. MARGARVI' HOURIHAN Presents BABY SITTERS CLUB . l'rti1ifin.' IUIAXNI1 Cf7I.. xU .Xatrt1in'1il'ri.1r,ui'ti' .'XNNl'l I'l7 l'INiI'.XSII.XO 'Iliis uriitip -il ltirty me pI.iyt'rs, tintler the luiiitliinnc :il Mrs, lI1itiriIi.tn. is uiwn tmiiiitilu. L'Kpt-rietite .intl the s.tlt- t'sst'iiti.tls tit Iniltt'-sittitiu. Muni s wi ct ist L .issgiring untill ht-.ilth .intl .t tIi.ir.ttter it-Inferno lt,r mumlwersltip. It is the .tim tif the pI.tyers tn liiitl .is mttny ls.ilvy-sitting jnlvs .is prissilwle hir tlieinselxes. with f.tir wages .intl htfurs. MRS. ADIQI..-XIDIT IANNI I'rt'wnts SCHOOL SPIRIT ASSOCIATION l'i't 1.fti,.' R.-XI' SK IIRACQIS lftt l'wrf.fu:.' XIAIUI.YY X'HI,KNl.'XNN Xttu.'.n'x NANIC Y 'I'fIM.'XSSIO 'l'it.1r1n'w 'IIfRRY DIL ISROSKI 'Ihtse :irIs .ut .is 1-tilwlitity .ments in lift' 111 I' Il N As sittin its stliiinl 1-puts tht- sthetltilc I-it tht- stlititil xtgir st.iris with the stllinag nl lmnners, ltititlmll iw-mils, .intl Rul Devil t.ir pI.1tes, In thc xxiiiter thu girls suse .t tl.tt1te in Iitinir til the lus- ltetlmtll .intl sxxinimiii: ttnttns, New mt-rnhers .tru L-Iettetl tn the griitip .it the entl of the Iirst semester .intl .i.:.tin lvelnre their anntittl pitnic. The elettitin :il new mt-mlwers tn this cltilw is rather tiniqtic. Meinht-rs stigma-st girls' names. They lmve tri slum' interest in the sclmtil antl their nmrks mtisr he passing. The girls who .ire eletretl are nfitilietl These luirls gn through .tn initiation. At the close wf ettth sezistin the cltilw ,uives Ll gift to the schonl. I IIRUNT ROXXIZ -I. Ptisey, M. llrtititl.t, V, Ilixxler. N. Ilitlis. I7, Iltinlitti, R. SAIVIIIIJYC M. A Ilrntitlii, A. I'int.is1lf-., I7 C,iil.iti. NH UND RUXXY LI. C..iI.tlwrese. Ci. I .lIlZ.1I'ldl fJ V. I5cItm.tn, N. M.intini. I3 lI.tti.len, M U'C.tinii-ir, lx. M.trIsIi.am. D. Lynth. G IhI.1SII'lAIlflti. Mrs, Iliitirilmti. ff Cllwtrlmiiitlt. ID. Krug. ID. Ctilncs, I-RON I' S. Izlr-ry, S. Iltirns, I.. I'I..ititI4, I' HW. SIKUND XX, Iltlcy, M C.r.ixxInrtl. MRS. LINDSKY antl MRS. DeXX'IT'I' Present JUNIOR RED CROSS l,7'lfli!L'?1f I,fIRRAINIi II.-'xlfflli Ifrtt l17LlI'lltlJf SAIIY IIIIRNS Xt.V't!.1r',f'fit.1il1r'u' 5. xNI7R.'5t ISLRIIY The Retl flr .ss Ciitintil is tniiiptisetl til repre- senttirivgs Irtirn Iitiint-rtitinis .intl twii teacher spun- sers. 'Ilia' .ittixities this ytqtr Imve Iveen: .in assem- fly ri, stiirt Li Rt-1 I rtiss Dine, .1 f,l1I'lSUN,1S Ihrty. mint llitritlbs D.iy Iitrty. mtl .i Quilt lwiix prof i:r.tm 'Ihey h.iw .ilsti mile tliithes hir Lhiltlren of rather Uiuntries .intl pc-rtntinent Ivanners for use in tnernliersliip -trixes. 'Ihe Iirst lminner xms win this you liy ll- rntrrii-,tn I I with IfJlI'f nicrnlwct- ship. vluiiiiit- Ihrtt-r rt-prcscntctl PHS this year at the Y.iss.ir Ciillwt- Itini-fr lit--I f,ri.ss I.L-Atlersliip 'Ir.iiniti,u 1.4-ntt-r II 23 R. Miller, l'. lx.tx.in.1. R. Ilctupsey. ,I. Shiilvlein. A. Ciilleti, Ci. Miirley, Ii. Hdrlwlic. THIRD: Mrs. Iintlsey, D. A. Ceinley, M. Clmlurticuu, C. Vugcl, V. Hahn, M. Carano, Mrs. DeWitt. S I' RUXX I n I to urou w 4 'Im I M rrllh am N IXLIYIII ur ss r I v 1 Rum 1 Ross THIRD RO r ND ROXX Id 1 III on o An lers n .mls C L rlu t IN R SW ANIX. Presents ATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGU PJCFIIIIILIZI IANIIINIARIII MEYER Surdzrt IIIQQICA MARIQR I 141 PM lltfcflf IL DX Ixfgil I MAN In 1 ww MARII COI AO Thls roxnnf troupe tours Nux Yorlx Qrttc mmy trmcs durrng the sctson pcrformlng on the st tgps ol cllcrsm IIXIIIL Newburgh Montxtcllo Pouglmlxecpslt md Arhnqton Ihesc sllxtr tongucd orxtors ind drtmttrsts tompete xxlrh reprcscntttlxcs of X'1I'lOLlS schools In dabqte omtorrcstl and dcelirnatron contests One ol their sttrs lohn Cfruthth xx ts selented one of tht mehr top orttors III the cntrrc nttlon The var sux debug usurlly mtltts 1 wry good shovung 1n lcttgut Ind stttc Lompctmon brlngmg Crcdlts and honors to Pcekslxxll Hlgh School ST RUXX I Sl h R P elm Prt ettr IN 1 Strumlxe N 7llJllxlJVKSlxl IOURTH ROW M Bll M r I.lII su XX ex Sllxtrt In nm lx 1 rt A POTITZ U1 UI Ixgr IHIRD ROXX N n O IV m Nloxnilun ore R 1 x or 1 e L X BUY N MR I IN DSIIH THE AREEIITY CLUB Ihc XIIYSIU Club rs one of thc most popultr and tune groups III the school Its blgbcst cunt of the ool yctr xt tlc Spnrts Trohe xxhcrt ln smort humorous sluts tttthers and tthletts jorntd to show thcrr x rrxous tllcnts tthlctre Ind otherwrse 'Ihe Llub rlso held nts tnnutl dtnte 1 I tther 'Ind Son banquet t Club mtmbcrs uc tht chtn o schools sportsmen Only those who hue suttcedcd III vlmnmg one of tht eoxttcd tthltttt letters 'irc Llligllilt for TIIIS group Ihr Xflfblfy C lub worlss Con sttnth to promote sthool sprrlt among Its members tnd the student body tt ltrgc VIR. . Klurln. S. Fisth, I7. Ster . NI. Col. , xl. M. S. C' . S. Auerl .1 h, Y, uso, T. L ' 1 . . ' ' zky, Mei' . VI. lie elmgm, I. Cohler. l.. Rudl Ill. If. V lel. R. Gold n.tn. H. Gross, M. . , XXI: M . FIIKQOA' Q Ii. Sl t lt' , A. N I ve, I I 'o , Sw ly Q. Allron, VI. V1 . li h. I , Y' ' 1-,I , W' A lv f if As IAN!-'l'4u A. . 4 '- . f , L-, 1, tl L . . lfIR.' 2 .. fn it . . ujs If bi' ', I. D1 lc. f . .' ' I 3 ' C I ' ' M . I .ly sritiotvo RO Ili R. mutq-. M. -su , Kc -I H. Br.o.dV, xy. llnvurtl. J, 1-yllr11. . ky. If, Lithtt st-'L A. Nitlao. II. .ting:. 'A 1 UI, l'.il M-r. l.AST R XX: I.. lx.1lr . I I 1' . . R. Lep 4. . Sl .tx . If I5 n'ellt, A. Dondhu . P. IJ,1pp.1s. A. Iftfelmttn. C., Blyth: gl. Kelly. . I. t.1'. T 4 7 T ' 1 I' I '. - ' ' 4 f The V.1rsi y I ' 1 ' - -A ' f the , . ' . ',,.k. A., , X. K. X. A- , :A , i,,L. .., J sch us 1- nj ' , ' 41, ' I A ' A A' L I tl md IIS lnnull 1en1C MR,,ZQ1fffN THE PHS COURIER COURIER STAFF Editorr JUDY 'N JESS Arrirtanl Editor JACQUELINE CARTER Art Editor VIRGINIA TISO Sportr Editorr LOUISE SINGER DAVID LOSHIN Burinerr Manager MARY CHALUMEAU Exchange Editor MARCIA WlI.LIAMS Photography Editor PAUL VENTRY Adtfirer MARK BATTEN FRONT ROW: J. M. Meyer, L. Singer, J. Kesselman, R. Lubin, M. Williams, R. Kelly. SECOND ROW: S. Citron, D. Colao. V, Tiso, E, Shatzkin, C. Sterns, F. Reif, D. Loshin, P. Stetns, Mr. Batten, P. Ventry. THIRD ROW: R. Lloyd, M. Colao, I.. Kagan, B. Golden, G. Ceriale, N. Eusepi, Epstein, I. Rosenbaum, D. Blank, C. Affron, E. Reichel, L. Ganeles, R. Weiss, J. Ander- sen, H. Heineman, M. Chalemeau. The Courier is our playbill that keeps us up-to- ally taught Latin. Next came a Name Your News- date on our classmates and the activities of our school. ua er Contest, with Pe ameison the winner. The . . I . . Y . There were many signs of new life as we watched our new Courier came out regularly, too, and made history a er, formerl The Mercur , this ear. First came Mr. when the ' ublished an ele 'tion extra within twent . . y . . , . y . Batten, whose mam job was adviser and who incident- minutes after the Student Government election polls closed. AA SEATED, Left to Right: jackie Carter, Judy Kesselman, jessica Mater, Virginia Tiso. STANDING: Mr. Batten. QUILL AND scRoLL Each year students who have exhibited outstanding ability in the roles of reporters, editors, or artists are elected to the Quill and Scroll, a national honor socrety for high school journalists. 25 i I-'RONT ROXX7: -I. Thompson. D. Gamhino. VI. lNI.itthevvs. C.. Simon. SECOND ROXV: li. Travis, If Srerns. el. M, Meyer. THIRD RKJWZ A. Casparian, Kelly. LAST RKJW: B. Zeliph, Nichols. I Dresser. FIRST ROXW: U. Iimeny, II. Anderson. R. Chase. M. Nast. If. Liiunslwury, Ii. Douglas. NIIUNID ROXV: gl, Gaiarilino, A. Sovelove, M. Squires. S. Burns, A. Arkow, M. Prill, Mr. Wfilliams. THIRD RUXV1 N. Lepore, P. Dalerro, If. Colacini, C. Mason, Conklin, VI. King, A. Alimonti, L. Smith, W. Miller, J. Moniz. R. Peldia. CIVIL DEFENSE NVARDENS AND WELFARE AIDS These two groups, working in close connection with the local Civil Defense authorities, have the difficult job of helping to prepare our school and our city for an emergency. During ii drill the wardens are posted in the var- ious danger spots throughout the school. Each must see that no one leaves the school and that no one is in a particularly vulnerable spot, The Civil Defense Wlelfare Aides must help direct the inevitahle evacuees from New York to specified centers throughout Peekskill. These people will then be registered and re-routed for the duration of the emergency. IIIT T0 RICI-IT Davil XVtcks Charles X ilcntinc Ed xx tr Ficlslcr Pcirl Purxcir X 1 ili Nmith Simpson H ite ictt 1 Mig Xlitchctt Chirlcs Dunhun Nirs Ncclleinan vvirl Travis Rohcrt bcymour FRONT ROW NI Youn2 R Xalcntine R ODonnell L Bunch 5 Auerbach STANDING G Alanis j Iudy Mitchell X lxear A Bates MRS. JANICE NEEDLEMAN Presents This club has the all-important job of providing supervises the preparation and serving of food, and the faculty and the students of the high school and sees to it that the cafeteria is kept in good order after the junior high with wholesome healthful meals I the students have finished eating It if it 57' 1 5 U 55' 5 i3Qi'.'i'a!': gigs? aa is as 5 W W Q M 1- Q! . ,ff if 1 K , 5 1 l - f ? . 'Q W' ff' .xx .X in Q I l 1 f 1 ff, 1 e Q- f ! emma, SX a 5? 9 F Q if 33 if af Qs- wi' - f' Q N K -- f, : -ggi! V' , H f 'ga V H y w..,' lE, m eJQ,gA i. x6,1 L W Y ,QS Q G v in bg 5.5 Q W .Z A . arf' . W 1. E, A -- - 5' , D P 'if Q' 'J 'Hgh' gil we X x xqv X ' V q . 1 w ,W y ,., Y V lgk ' 'ff ' Y 1 N 4 . v d I V 17 7' X 'wv wb h it R ':K M v'l-ug V59 . N. , , . -Q - X, I , wg. V' , X, 'J -K . . . W . q A 5 I il in - .A V V Y iv: Q if f QQ . - 4 ,Ag -.Q ' .M A, 1 H Xq wa ,ff 5. Q Aa -N -, 70 I M 4 by-an -Q V km A R lm - l'IRS'I ROW H Cozrx B Gordon A Wnlllams D Spotts wood I Mexer J Dresser A Korn SECOND ROW J Carter R Lloyd I Graulxch E Mastrnanna R V1lent1ne R Mxller I Albert I Rosenbaum B W1lcox C Dale B Martm THIRD ROW T Moynahan B Gordmeer D Loshm I Serlno N VanXY!oert joan Huff C Affron P CONCERT Thus past season was a very actrve one for the orchestra whrch besndes playmg ln the concerts fur mshed the musrc for many assembhes and other actr utres mcludmg the senror play and the Chrrstmas pageant Desplte 1ts heavy schedule the orchestra always came through wxth a fine performance two of the O N Lamperr D Conley N Kurltzky E Shatzkm S Bon frlsco FOURTH ROW M Sllverstexn H Gross D Cocchl I. Cnneles R WIEISS D Benslu G Brown Calabree S Gordon V Corozme A Baxsley E Sterns T Stapf C WllllAmS R Ixohler R Scalzo R Adams R Schreufer W Fllns Mr Konnerth FIFTH ROW J Green RCHE TR better performmces bcxng Iyrxc Overture 1n the Fcbruxry concert and musrc from Tannhauser m the musrc festrval The orchestra closed IIS season wrth a happy note at the annual orchestra outmg at Bear Mountam 1n lIl'1C FIRST ROW D Spotsvvood A Wnllxams SECOND ROW j Broun S Gordon V Corozme B Buchanan D Crocchx G Emeny B Wxlllams R Schruefer DANCE BAND The dance band under the dnrectlon of Mr Konnerth rs composed of a group of musrclans rnterested rn playmg dance and popular musrc for thexr own enjoyment They also perform for var1ous school functrons when such muslc IS needed At the rnuslc fesuval m May, the dance band showed the results of a year's work by commg through wrth a line performance 4 T ' r ., ' ' ' - ' Y ,' - . . - . . . . . . 5 . - y - V , -I , - '. . , h. ' , . . , . . , ,1 , . r ., . .3 . .',', . , ' v ,- - - 1 A v . , 5 V - . - . - 1 ' y - w V V '- t - ' Y y - s - G - -1 , - - ' i A s Scherber, A. Sovelove, H. Anderson, 1. Weaver, G. Fmeny, H. Herneman, I. Loveless, M. Chaulrneau. . - - .. ' H - 1 I ' I ' . , , . 1 I A . . L . .- Y. . 1 U 7 , L r . I , 4 4 m ' 3 I V . l f ..,i 1 ' ' I z f a , I , , ' ' Y . v . . . , . . . . , . . - , - . . I I . I, . C I , , I ' . - A ' ' C '-., - .. , , - U 7 G I R L Y PIANISTS: J, Green, XV. Pisani, A. Williams. FIRST ROXV: D. Il. Cairano, M, Martin, J. Porter, A. Vantura, E. Brown, D. Colnes, Spotswood, M. Sinrrh, J. De Luta, L. Rinaldi, V. Rear, 1. XVhite, P. Delamater, l.. Satto. M. Tinsley. Ii. Shatzkin, L. Squillanrc. D. I..otkwood,iB. XVilcox, XVegner, T. Stapf, G. Bertuline, J. THIRD RUVV: I.. Hautk, li. Chatlwitk, li, Hadden, B. Sarano, XV. Valentine, .H, 5t.ir.unellino, C,. Dale, J. Carter. B. Martin, Al, Thomp- Daley, M. iirawford. R Dempsey, Ii. Markham, D. Kessler, M. Ryan, SOD. YV. Iwi, ,l, C.:-l.ibrL-se. G Masrriaiiiwa, -I. Dresser. Slif UND l'. l.ittL-ll, M. Volitinann, G. l5r.m1g4.m, U. Gullutu, P. Tracy, D. Sec, ROXVf Astennv, l'. Ritliartlsori, ll. Stokes, V. Iloolcs, Xl. f.xr.mo, V Hahn, P, l'inl.1w:lvo, M. Ollrien. M. Nrlrmlone, I.. De Soto, E. Scania, M, lxinf, ll l.l1crle, li. Tapp, V. Keith. T. De llroske, R lllillinutl. -I l..i C...ucr.A, -I. Anderson, M. Whlson. l. Xvomacsko, l.. De GYCHLUIO. ll bumlon. N. lannperr. Al, Jensen, A. lantlruus, M. linnth. D Kruu. ,l. Aikvr. K, lXltKr-evt-r, S. Burns. G. Panzanero, Babey, B. Vogel, K. Diner-e, M. Clarnpbell, D. Gambino, M. Pt-l.u.n. M Ross. H. lfladdt-n. R, Sthragis, Mr. linrught. Under the able direction of Mr. Enright, the girls in two of the schools concerts, one on February I-4th chorus meets twice a week. They are divided into two and the other in May. Among their selections were groups, sixth and seventh periods. They participate Carmencita, Nocturne,' and If I Could Tell You. 2.1 . EJ it. Zfzflll ca ,4 Xa...-F SEATED: B. Hadden, bl. Thompson. xl, Greene, V, Kear. STANDING: j. Carter, R. Busch, L. Bunch, J. Wleaver, S. Citron. During intermissions everywhere in Peekskill, the right, their director, can be proud of his choice for nine girls, who comprise the Choralaires, appear be- 1952. This petite troupe has taken the spot light at fore hushed audiences. They are selected because of the music festivals and appeared unaccompanied at 30 their outstanding musical ability. Mr. H. Robert En- the Villa Loretta and D.A.R. Christmas programs. B O Y FRONT ROXXI: -I. Graulith. C, Wfilliams. O. Peterson, D. Greene fpianisti, R. Ssner. THIRD ROVU: W. Buchanan Ciocchi, R. Schreufer. P. Scheiber. A, Baisley. SECOND R. Marshall. G. Ifmeny, L. Kaplan, -I. Albert, B. Smith, I ROXXI: Mr. Enright, M. Dale. R. O. Donnell, R. Kohler, Rosenbaum, B. Gordon, H. Cozzi, B. Golden. V. Corozine, H. Heineman, K. Pataki, M. Silverstein, J. The Boys' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. En- cert pleased all who heard it and a repeat performance right, was one of the bright spots of the musical sea- was given at the Honor Society initiation in March. son at Peekskill High School. Another line performance by the chorus was given at The chorus' performance of Stouthearted Men the annual music festival in May, rounding out a very and The Bells of Saint Mary in the February con- successful season for the group. A CAPPELLA SITTING: B. W'ilcox. C. Yfhite. M. XX'ill1.1ms. R. Schreufer. C. Vialliams. R. I7sner. B Golden. SECOND ROXY: hl. Greene. YI Carter. FI. XY'e.iver. A. f..isp.irian. I.. Iiunthe. S. Citron. QI. Thumpson, B. lladden, R. Valentine. V. Kear. D. Gambino. R. Busth. THIRD ROW' IJ. Scheiher. H. Heine- man, I. Albert. I.. Kaplan, M. Dale, M Silverstein. l. Rosenbaum. V. Coroziue. li. Pataki. B. Smith, Mr. Iznright. The A Cappella choir is under the direction of Mr. They appeared outside the school at the Peekskill Hos- H. Robert Enright. The choir has twenty nine mem- pital and at the Rotary: Club. Todclville School and the bers who are chosen on a competitive basis. I.ion's Club. In school they will be remembered for their caroling in the halls at Christmas, and also 31 This year the A Cappella enjoyed a busy season. for their joint concert with our high school band. IIRST Row XI smm f .111 me 11ae1 11 1 X 1ewc I Gree X e.1xer ro 1 Ile r1e1n1n .ilu R sth r.xmel1no X nrt n ,I Thr m s f-1 1so A ,1 ese XI4s1r11nna Dresser QFC O XX I 1 s o 1 he 1rL11 r tx 1111 I rm e1e1her D uee it u L Cxmpe X TIHSIL MIXED Anel nov. we br1ng you the Mocecl Chorus 1 group v1h1eh hls prepared bs weekly reheirsils under he expert gurelmee of Mr Hubert Ennght to brmg us mans enloylble mus1e1I 1nterIueIes Thls group IS mule up Ilrgely of students from the g1rIs voC'1I elrsses mel the boys ehorus It steps 1nro the spothght rxuee 1 year, wt the February eoncert mel the Mav 1111v1n1 a1.1 1411 I Squ1ll.1nte ,I Meyer TH RCJXX I Br1l1r1ger P Delamurer Ii Hadd n B I'berIe 1 Carano xruore B4 ev B X wee 4 Dmeee- I Rosenbaum xer e f1 1 mms o er 9m1t I LACBXCIB n ersen Bunth D I'xru1. I Aeker C IXIeKec-xcr G en 111 ms II ulden IOI RTH ROXX' Albert ue1.1n.3n r 11r11. u .LIL Peterson CHORU M11s1e Fesnx 11 The selecnons sung by the Chorus 1re lueeh sem1 populsr 'Ih1sye1r If has sung Where or XXfhen Lets Dwnee Ive Got You Under My Skm Oh Dear WI11r Cm The Msrtter Be and 1 group of p1rr1ot1e songs for 1 Combrnecl band and xoe 1I PFCIQTIITI grven 1n the litter p1rtofM1reh IIRNI RUXW ttn RIQIII 1 C 1r ener N Corel IOIIRIH RUXV Wir Ixonnert 1 on S10 U e er Ixorn mt I Stems R Sehreuler X Coromne Npottsvxoot RD ROXX C ron t1e1 er NSTRUME TAL ENSE BLE Ihe Instrumental Fnsemble 1s looked upon sts the mnusl TYILISIL fest1v1Is 'md entertam clurmg the mter Ioe 11 honor SULILII of IIISIFLIITICIIIIIISIS IIIIIS group INISSIOYIQ of other sehool proeluctrons throughout the 15 eompr1seeI of seleeteel IIIIISILIITI5 who occupy first ye rr Ihey 1re 1Iso often ellleel upon by loe.1I CIVIC eh ur posmons 1n the regulu orchestra AII of the groups to perform f1trhe1r meetmgs The ensemble 1S 1su1l mstruments 1re represented 1n th1s ensemble, ehreetetl hx Mr Frrnk Konnerth whreh hrs 1bout hrteen members who perform at the ' . 2 1 . , l1...., .'., IX'.ll.f.rns, 1'1. 1 - Xu. 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' 1 I f. . sg A , Y ' N 5 ,.' ff 'wk 'I1 1 nk Y ,lk 1 1 1 .Ief 1 'Q : II,Ciow1,B.Gor.I111,I. 1 ter, XX' x '-. ' on. I H ' I 1 r ' ' I1, Tl R. LI Y' I. .III I IND R XXII IXI 'y , A. ' , D. SHI . I. .1 A . elk ' ', 7, I 'l '. ek' . 'I'I II 'Z .. Aff . P. 5 I AIIY ' . UUNPLIUT uf FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Managers, J, Allen, M. Bell. SECOND ROW: L. Possenti, R. Pugsley, J, Dvozenja, J. Kelly, R. Shaw, E. Burchetta. E. Lois, C. Dunnigan, J. Enrerlein. THIRD ROXV: Mr. Devins CCoachl, R. Hintze, C. Blythe, G. Xwood. L. Smith, F. Boniello. K. Bell. P. Jones. A. Strumpke, P. Daletto, A. O'ConnelI, Mr, Buckton lCoarhJ, Mr. Comcowich ICoachJ. FOURTH ROW: C. Badger, N. Ziolkowski, T. Hughes, W. Grilhn, J. Horton, M, Obrentz, W. Huffcut, VU. Warren, A. Baisley, j. Travis, A. Dona- hue, R. lanarella. V A R S I T Y FOOTBALL A lack of over all speed plus lack of experience proved too big a handicap for the Red Devils on the gridiron during the past season. Many times during the season Peekskill looked like a tine team but lacked the all-important punch to score with the result that close games were lost to Rye, Hastings, Washington Irving, North Tarrytown, Edi- With several veterans returning, prospects are much better for next year. Among the standout players during the season were Bubby Shaw, Bob Pugsley, Lowell Smith, Pres- ton Jones, and Mike Bottas until an injury forced him out of action. son Tech, and Ossining. U N I V O A BOTTOM ROW? J. Martin, R. Simmonds, V. DiDonato, J. Gallagher, J. Napolitano, F, Loubengeiger, A. Bates J. Pulice, P. Sullivan, B, Dunnigan, G. Agosra. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moser, G. Rinaldi, P. Sullivan, R, Kelly A. Risoli, P. Hayes, S. Piamonti, A. Smith, P, Shostal, W. Strumpke, N. Corozine, XV. Lawrence, C. MeKeel LAST ROW: T. Maynahan, J. Enterline, J. Miller, J. Layne, J. Smith, C. Bergdorf, S. Birbrower, F, Murnhne I. Chefalo, B. Volpe, Mr. Levy. VARSITY PHS Rivals PHS Rivals 0 Rye Home 6 0 N. T. Away 12 0 Scarsdale Home 52 O Hastings Home 7 6 Pleasantville Away O 20 Edison Tech. Away 26 7 W. I. Away 14 I4 Ossining Home 25 J. V.'s 4 PHS Rivals PHS Riva15 3 19 Hen Hud Home O 6 Ossining Away 0 W. I. Away' 7 8 Pleasantville Home 18 N. T. Home 13 G. Smith, I.. Kaplan, C. McCormatk, M. Bottas. C. Badger, A. Poritzky, S. Birbrower, Mr. Peterson, D. Loshin, R. Pelaia, F. Qolatine, R. Shaw, W. Srrumlce. N. Ziolkowski, F. Reif. ' MR. GEORGE PETERSON VARSITY BASKETBALL The all green Peekskill Varsity Basketball team out-performed a great many rival veteran teams this year. Led on by the high scoring of Charlie McCor- mack, Charlie Badger, and Nat Ziolkowski, and the cool and even tempered playing of Captain Mike Bottas, the Peekskill Devil team proved itself danger- ous to play and hard to beat, Peekskill seemed to have lost Ossining as an arch rival in basketball as they romped over the Indian team with over twenty-point victories at each meet- ing. The main scores of conflict were when the Devils played the Hendrick Hudson Sailors and the Horse- men of North Tarrytown. The whole Devil Team played a much harder and scrappier ball game than did the Devils of a few years back. Coach George Peterson can well be proud of his efforts and his team this year and can look forward to a good team for a few years to come. Peekskill Opposition Peekskill Opposition W. di l. 58 54 Newburgh 55 57 Arlington All 50 VV. 25: I. 55' 59 Rutland. Vt. 39 50 Ossining 50 38 Ossining 55 30 N. Y. School for Deaf 57 59 N. Y. School for Deaf 57 58 North Tarrytown 54 57 North Tarrytown 58 3' Newburgh 55 63 Hendrick llutlson 55 43 Arlington -W 52 Hendrick Hudson ol 52 Hastings ol 65 Hastings 57 -'15 Vfhite Plains 36 55 rSpetial Gamez J. Kelly, G. Dodd, A. Bates, M. Scaramellino, A. Strumke, B. Dunnigan, lf. Conklin, Mr, Lindsey. STANDING: W. Griffin, I.. Smith, J. Smith, R. Boylan, D, Lemak, R. Conklin, C. Blythe, R. Ascheim. MR. MERRITT LINDSEY Presents UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity didn't do so well this year as far as games won and lost were concerned. Among their victories with opposing teams were Arlington, New York School for the Deaf and North Tarrytown. The team was spurred on by the scoring ability of Al Strumke, Don Lemalc and Dick Boylan, who were the team's respective high scorers. In the latter part of the season the lead-off squad contained four men who were over six feet two inches in height, which is a valuable asset to any squad. Mr, Lindsey's efforts in training his squad really showed up, in that the play- ers had good team work and never seemed to give up regardless of how the game was going. Although the team didn't win as many games as in preceding years, they still show great promise for the future. The team has had a great deal of experi- ence, with fourteen members of the squad participa- ting in the games. 'gp Mtv t A Z i.Y.KSh' Trucn tus 5 P' n cfm: JNJ I ROXX R ru us e 1 A Nielto R I,1n.1rL OND ROXX M liell St lrtu er R I ues L W Peterson R Smith C Iullenweider eeles I W llxens I Bird is R bimmont s I D QOW I M it ey C D at tl I Stenquis lite trren :.,erso onn Ixorn I C imwtll W fins TRACK TEAM The performinee of tht 1931 Red Dexil 'Imeksters rms reported by Critics to be outstinding 'Iht troupe directed by Mr Cfeorbe Peterson won hve dual meets swept the first lnnu il Hud on Riser Ierigue Reliy C trnix tl set 1 new reeord for the Mile Relriy it Newburgh intl plited seeond in the Hudson Riser le igue Nlr Peterson A idded ut ttiion nts Riy Smith I uirttr Mile fume who give such 1 spirklingj performtnte in his speeillty thlt the Section I eroxxn ind fourth pl ILC in New X orlc Qtite were iw irded to him BOTTOM ROXVI R. C uncles, li. Lichtenstein, . Moynahan, A. Poritzlty, L, Kaplan. 'IOP RCJW. XI. Silverstein. D. Silver, Mr, Butltton W. Ellis D. Loshin, TENNIS TE Coach Leonard Buclcton, with only two returning veterans, produeed rt 1951 tennis team which won seven games and lost only four. Although S R O signs were never put out, the playing of the netmen was so inspired that the toughest competition fell before them, allowing them to place second in the Hudson River League. TENNIS H.H.H.S.-away Ossining-home Hastings-home N.T.--away Hastings-away N.T.-home Croton-away P.M.A.-home P.M.A.-away H.H.H.S.-home Ossining-away VARSITY BASEBALL P.M.A.-away H.H.H.S.-home Hastings-home W.I.-away Ossining-home Mt. Kisco-away N.T.-home Arlington-away Hastings-away P.M.A.-home Arlington-home W.I.-home Hastings-away Ossining-away N.T.-away I-I.I-I.H.S.--away FRONT ROW: N. Lepore, R. Pelaia, R. Waldbillig, F. Bonello, T. Lent, N. Ziol- kowski M. Nardone, . Travis. SECOND ROW: H. Broadie, K. Bell, 1. I-Iickey, E. , J Burns, M. Kornfeld, F. Colacine, R. Tompkins, H. Keating. THIRD ROW: V. Zeoli G. Smith, C. Volkmann, P. Hagney, C. Bergdorf, R. Finnegan, Mr. LeBoeuf. After having his team get off to a bad start, Coach john LeBoeuf saw his nine-man troupe come back to win ten out of the fifteen games played. Taking only three out of their Hrst seven contests while giving up an average of 8 hits each game, the Devils recovered by winning seven out of their eight remaining games and surrendering only 4.3 hits a game. The leading batter was Nat Ziolkowski who socked the ball at a .405 clip. Charlie Volkman and john Hickey were the only others players to hit over 500. The pitching staff was made up of five hurlers: Nardone, Tompkins, Waldbillig, Heagney, and Smith. a BASEB LL FIRST ROW: 1. Korn, N. Corozine. C. Moshier, A. Strumpke, A. Recapito. W. Buchanan, R. Gambino. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mosher, T. Hughes. M. Scaramellino, AI. Griffin, VI. Dvonzenja. -I. Sayres, VU. Warren, G. Rinaldi. LAST ROW: J. Miller, M. Bottas, J. Layne, E. Conklin, A. Alimonti, G. Lois. In the 1951 baseball season the PHS jayvee nine stole the show by finishing the season with ten victories and only one defeat. Coach George Moser watched the boys triumph over North Tarrytown, Ossining, Carmel, PMA, and HenHud. Their loss, a heartbreaker, was a 2-I defeat by Croton. The wins and losses were divided between the pitchers: Chester Moshier, who had six wins and no losses, and Eugene Lois, who had four wins and one defeat. J. v. BASEBALL P.M.A.-away Carmel-away H.H.H.S.-home Ossining-away N.T.-away Croton-away P.M.A.-Cancelled H.H.H.S.-away Ossining-home N.T.-home Carmel-home Croton-home PMA HHHS Hastings W,I. Ossining Mt. Kisco N.T. Arlington PMA Arlington WI. Hastings Ossining N.T. HHHS FRONT ROW: R. Adams, VI. Mitchell, KI. Smith, M. Balwey, 'If Zimmerman. SECOND ROXXT R. De Rosso, C. Craig, W. Pisani, Cf. Busse, M. Pelaia. MISS SNYDER Presents CHEERLEADERS Captain WINNIE PISANI C0'Caplain RUTH DGROSSO This year's claque proved to be the peppiest Peekskill High has had. From the bleechers during the football season and from the stands during the basketball season, their cheers consistently added to the excitement of the games and to the morale of our teams. However, the Cheerleaders are important not only for their supporting role. Our squad was highly rated in Cheerleading competitions. It was the result of more than chance that our girls did so well. They practiced long and hard under the direction of their ad- viser, Miss Snyder and their captain, XWinnie Pisani. This, added to their natural abilities and originality, made them our stars. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES j. V. BASEBALL SCGRES PHS Opp. PHS 7 4 PMA 27 I 8 Carmel 4 26 2 Hen Hud 5 O 8 Ossining 3 2 7 N.T. 13 8 4 Croton I I 4 7 Hen Hud 7 II 4 Ossining 7 5 O N.T. 4 13 4 Carmel 8 I 5 Croton I 4 0 4 3 3 9 3 2 OPP 2 o 4 1 2 io 2 5 I 5 2 FIRST ROW H Anderson A Krug R I'ul,sley W Buchanan J Korn D Sulllvan R Vrtolo SYCOND ROW R ODonnell M Dale I Mancini XV Havarl J Ryan T Moynahan P Pappas O Peterson 1M1,r7 'IHIRD ROW Mr Lvy Koathl I Pronettr M Kennely R fdelman R Ianarelll 'I Horton C lltnntsscy SWIMMING The P H S Aquatrc Devrls fared well rn pool com crowned champrons rn therr Held Standouts were pttrtron fl1lSyC'lI' Defmtmg., all publre school eompe Frank Proxettr our undefeated drvrng star and Mrke tmon rn Nun York Strtc the fropmcn were the un Ktnncdy our batkstrokt artrst SWIMMING MEET SCORES Peekskrll Peekskrll New Rochelle Horace Mann Peeksklll Hackley Peekskrll Nyack B Anastasr J Bauer A Prntasxlzo STANDING E Markham J Valentme R Stalzo B Dewey 1952 Peekskrll Peekskrll Greenwrch Whrte Plarns Peekskrll Gorton Peckskrll P M A GIRLS INTRAMURALS Athletlcs are also 1 Concern of the drstaff srde at P H S From September to November the grrls vred at the volleyball net both rn class and mtmmural competrtron By the end of the season they played lrke true profcssronals Durmg the wrnter months from the end of November through March tht gurls turned thcrr attentron to basketball Though playrng therr own rules the grrls developed an eagle blue eye for the hoop There were three rntramural teams the Smoothers the Drrbblers and the Dwarfs and the competrtron was keen The Smoochcrs captamed by Jean Bauer finally took first place honors Followrng basketball Came stunts and swrmmmg and to end the energetrc year partrcrpatron rn that popular modrficatron of our gre1t natronal sport softball , . ' J . 2 , e , ' ' , 2 , . ' L , . Peekskill 47 Nyack 28 Peekskill 50 Mamaroneck 25 ' 38 37 ' 30 ' 45 ' 53 . 21 ' 49 ' ' 19 57 ' 9 . ' 59 18 ' 41 . 34 A ' 31 . . . 44 5 BNI RON! II H11 11111 1 NI U I5 L 1 I 11 111 I Dullroskc Ix Moonu, L IJHAH M II hq R l511s111 C Ill 111111 1 s I HQIL D111o11 R NX was 'NI C 11L 111 S 1 D A1111 IL 111L 1 81111111 I' 1xQ11111C THIRD R 1 1NI111Lr Mr 11.11111 Nir ' arson Nm mum Nr Mr IIIQISIC. Mr 'Satan LAST ROW Nir I.eBoL111 OFFICERS Prcrzrlmzt V COROZINI1 Vz1ePre5ulenl W BU CHANAN Sewetarg, K MOONEY Treasurer, T DeBROSKIf MISS CORA MESLRVE presents UNIOR COUNCIL Pm 11114122 VINCENT COROZINE Sccfefarg KATHRYN MOONEY 1111 Pzcmfczzl XVIILIAM BUCHANAN lruzrznw TI-IISRIISA DeBROSKE The rhrrrrors of 1111s mr are thc. 11155 officers and two rLprcscr1r1r1xu from ugh jumor homeroom The plot ruuls 111 of thc 1Cr1x111rs of thc umor Class such as SC1LLf1f1g rhc L11ss rmgs md produung rhe1r umor Prom IIRC r 4 -'1 ' .11. 1 . ' ri'1, ', I.111c1I, Y. C r '.IIIC', ' '. W. B111' f , . Ll , . l. V1 I5 - . SIKQONID ROXV: N. 1211-uc1, IX I'1111x1f, E. ' 'kcr, M. ' , . ff, 1 , 11131111 -1 , I.. .'.11c1, 4 . 1 ', 5, A , . '- 'ln CDW: NI. '. . S ', 1 . Ist- I , 11' x M 11 . c1.1II11f.Z1lLf, , 1 I, A, , 1 ' . 7'-P -. ' 1 . , . . . , - , , - fe' Li - .... Q. .,: 5 S ..l bflf of the stent Now where 15 How t be our Studlous Student btsketblll stlr' Our f1vor1te den ,psf R ,xl 6?-ii' Af fhi 5165 Hlrd If work In one t tr md hold the other One of Peekslull kllijll Schools gjrr 1tc5t 155ct5 15 1t5 hne hbrtry Cont11n1ng books on nearly exery 5ubjeLt m151.41neS newspapers 1nd refcrcnet boolx5 the 11br1ry IS the fawortte spot for study research or rerdmg for re11xat1on Peekskrll H1gh 15 very fortunate to have as IIS 11brar11r1 1 fine author Mxss Patterson who has Wr1tten Mzdmgbt Patrzoz and Peekrkzll m the Amerzcun Retfolutzon I I R I I Q ' Q Q95 1 x 1' V -1 1 , 5 L 5 ,t ' A I A 'P 1 ,, A .V I Q 5 , Y kt K , ' -wr 4 'ff'- , J' 1 .af 7 . 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Y h 'Ai K Jw , f E Atumhy nl E f 'Jw kb KWH 156- X X I F 'S' K 'gli .4 g , I ' f -A 1 CRIMS BL E STAFF FIRST ROW B Morse I Meyer J Kesselman R Luhxn R I-fl6Llm3D P Ventry SECOND ROW G Morley K McKeever J Marer M Lulxsrn M Colao E Sterns Mr Corbm B Gordon H Cozzx EDITORIAL BOARD No stage productron IS complete wfthout rts press revlews Servmg as CIIIICS for the super colossal drama Lrfe rn PHS were the members of the CdlIOI'1'1l staff of the Crlmson Blue Workrng ln close Cooperatlon Wlfh all1ed staffs the edrtors carefully observed and somet1mes took parts 1n each act of our schol1st1c drama Then ad vurlters to record what they had setn But vxrrtmg vvrs not all for tlns xersatxle group rc rd copy proofed gllleys chose the cover and f.11th fully executed the hundred and one other yobs that contrnbute to the pubhcqtxon of 1 hrgh school year book Sxttmg at the head of the edrtornal room and ruth lessly drrvxng the staff towards deadlme after dead lme was Ed1tor rn cluef Marxe Colao Lrsted as angels for the productron of Crimson St1H Mr Rlchfrrd Corbm fldvmsor to the Ed1tor1al Strff md Mrs Mrrlon Odcll General Manager xx hose busmess II was to supcrusc the ent1re produc tron of the book ii MRS MARION ODELL MR RICHARD CORBIN A 'K K 1 . . A . I . - . .4 . ' l . 1 I - . . - . . I - 5 I D -A , I I 1 L . L A . , ' I ' I lusfmg their eYe'glf'55e5, fhel' SM down to fhflf WPS' Blue were Mr. Norman Klopf, advisor tO the Art ' . N z 4 ' . A l ' - K ' 7 A A 4 A ' ' ' ' M t , ' . ' 1 Og 1 '. 1 ' , L 1 1 9 ,Z . Z i 7 . . , K , ' - , , U 1 , 1 1 , 1 ' K I -'f W A9 f A 5 Q R , YEARBOOK STAFFS FIRST ROW B S1lvey N TCJHIASSIO J Mnehell V T150 R l1sel1 R SChrag.,1s SECOND ROW V Fowler R Varella j Thompson D Gambmo E Cfarboln M Volkman A Casparmn L TIBVIS E Scare1a B Dunleavy THIRD ROW E Nhehols M Hroutla j Otlell D Gu1.,l1elmo L Hauele S Burns I1 Hadden C1 Bran11..1n C Busse A Arkove D Colao R Kelley j Kelly B Maron ART STAF1' The Art Staff hetded by Susan F1SLl'1 ttlees eare of tll art ptges and sketehes VNl'11Cl1 appear 1n the book Speenl honors are gn en to V1rg1n1a T150 1ur11or member of the staff and ohn Grauheh who ala ays came to the rescue when we needed h1m most Bl SINILSS AND ADVFRTISING STAFFS The Busmess and Advert1s1ng Stags of the Cnmson Blue were un der the able d1reetorsh1p of Armen osh Ctsparmn These staffs took Care of all hnlneml mttters mxolxed 1n the pL1bl1sh1ng of our yetrboolc The st1fTs members sol1e1ted 1dxert1s1ng and sm to lf th If all fees were col lected, Wl'lllC our Busmess M'1nager slaved to keep Al complete 'md ac- curate- re-eord of our business trans- actions. CIRCULATION STAFF The C1rCulat1on StaH can b thanl-ted for brmgmg us our year books md also for promotmg the sale of yearbook subser1pt1ons The stu? IS he1ded by the student xx ho sells the ltrgest number of sub scr1pt1ons Th1s year Alberta Arkow toole top honors SFCRETARIAL STAFF The Seeretarnl Staff headed by Ioan Thompson had the yob of typlng 1ll eopy before lf went to the pubhsher When we Cons1der the volume of mdternl vxh1eh com PFISCS the yearbook we may read1ly understmd the t1me and effort th1s SIIH: eonmbutes to the makxng of the Cr1mson Blue VIZRTISINC .'l'Alflf -A YlzfXRllrJ ' Q ' JNT ROXXY . . X 1 :mn . . rams, J, S1.11ll1. . elif iJXX': X .aran f -rt11r1e. W mn lluk, . Blythe. jean Hell. M. Dunean, Nl. C.l1.1lumeuu, THlRD ROW: M s. O e , B. Zeliph. R. Salxarore, L. Squillante. N. Maneim, X. lieltman, T. Horton, R. Pelaia. FOURTH ROXY: j. Matthews, B, Dewey, C. Simon, Xlembers of the Advertising, Staff p1etureel on page nlnetyeone. Do you t1111111 11115 18 111 zmjmrfml plff of my eduQ1t1or17 1116 inf get together 011 st11,c A 5t.1r IS borr1 SENIOR PRE 3 ACT Our M155 Brook5 prcsen te by thc SCUIOI' C1155 wt Pcc115111111-111,11 met 111111 111511 1cL111m for IIS 111 round ex telleutc St1rt1115 111111 IEDOOL1 SLIIPI 'lL1L1ll'1g to th1s 1 fine C151 111 111t0mp1r1b1e c11rctt0r md 1 more thm cooperfmve supportmg, group no plwy t0u1t1 m155 the mfxr The plot Centered 1r0und typ1Q11 111511 SL11001 11fc M155 13100115 111 1ng11511 tc 1L11cr 111m1r1b1yf portmyed by me Horton 18 chosen to d1reLt the 5111001 p11y bcuusc the 0115311111 111rLLtor M155 Audu bon 1115 met mth 5ever11 unforsccn d1ff1tu1t1c5 M155 Brooks f1r1d5 5110 1115 qurte 1 job on 11CI'1Y1UdS 1111111 fue-11 111111 the problem of F1r1d1r1lg, seven boys for t11e Cast She Hmlly secures 'Ied the mam 5t1y of the b15ketb111 teim to p11y tht 111111 1e1c1 c p1rr of 11 IS 1111 111 5 M155 111100115 M155 FINICH HL 1 0 LONC A6111 M11 wAD5w011TH M155 ALD0110151 11511 E1 AIWE mms QYIVIA 1101115 MA1101: 1111111 111101511311 TFD 51AN1EY MARTIN M115 ALIEN CLASS SENTS COMEDY IS humorously enictecl by Frmk Colrtrne 'lhe basket bull tmth phyed by Ralph PC1111 1nd Mrss Brooks hive 1 decrdcd drfferenee of opm ron 1s to how 'led should spend his free trme Thrs en tmblemtnt muses mmy rtrgu ments 'Ihe lout element rs mtro duced when me Drew sweet un rssumxng brrl played by Mrren Wrllxams and Rhondq Allen the brash diughter of the school board prcsldent portmytd by Ruth pected outeome oceurs when me bets the plrt 1nd Tad md Mlss Brooks gets her mm notch HLIEO We tertennly commend thrs 1s four stfnr entertum ment 'md extend our heirty LOflgI'1ILlllIlOl'lS to 111 those who made rt possrble lane Harlan Jllfil Kerfelmmz Ralph Pclaza john Moblrz le Louzrc Yznrer Tlncodora Smp Ama Vuzl Narfza Wfrllmmr Mane Colm fcrrj Berfolme W zrltj H zrrmgton Dfrzr Sc: Rmb lxtlltj Frank Cflaczne Tory Horton Hzcfucl Kennedy Rzztla Lzzbzn Ihr l:lLLllfy If thtrc s ont Illlflf., I ntl I3 But Miss Brooks' I 1 'L at . 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I' A .QA 1 '1 I I If , 4 , '- Af H ici A 1 V , , 53 SENIOR CLASS INVADES CAPITAL , Ju' ,Inv T GRADUATION JUNE 3 O 17 23 242 4 4 , 2 9 tt L9 an 0 0 09 a,,u'L gm' 75 t 0 M YU' an lfl mi as QL ll' tw nhl uf' 0 4:05 lf 9 t tvg,L'l'bj 0 Efflq' t an ITS The US H1Tf Ctyilc Mg ,,...... 5 Say all COUPLES ATTEND SENIOR PROM For the first txme rn many years the P H S gymnasxum was packed mth a capacrty crowd for the annual senror prom Seventy formally dressed couples graced the whrte curtfuned room wrth colorful gowns and handsome attrre Wrnter Wonderland the theme of the prom was hrghlrghted by dark wmter sports srlhouettes prnned to the whrte background Tables surrounded the edge of the room and the left wmg was reserved for the faculty and the recervmg me The romantrc scene was made even more so when Larry Burns played swayrng vnaltzes and lrvely fox trors X - - Y, 0 b My as 1Q55JnOOl Q15 C 24' lvl' not Q lei we elf' 70 OSJ QLEPQ5 a',L6D'lf ',lgl1f u U 55 li . m- . . Q Q 9 'L t 6 Ql,lYY l10,MM , . . l df 'jf 90 QL 2fcl1oOl' qv CQ lu ' V .D 50 wiglfi, ' 03:0 J 5 a 'gl' 1 ' ' sf Q 'QQ Credrt IS due to the many mem bers of the senror class for If was through therr tlme and effort that such a success was accomplrshed Orchrds Dolores Gambrno 4General Chalrmanb Louise Smg er QDecorat1ng Commrtteej Gall Branlgan CRefreshment Commlt teeb Carolyn Crarg CT1cket Corn mrtteeb and a Boutonnrere to Mr Harold Gloff CFaculty Advrsorb -if 423' 49 Org Os 659 A NJ 1 , V. XJ . , l 5, 1l', U rx I 1 t i i xl.,-f ,LAN Y lqqj 1 ' 1 .. I I I t ,TACQUELINE ACKEQ Q' pinteriza tuirler . perrnjuzlv ily and Cbcifthl . .'. briglJt'ar .cz butlon ' 'U ' I Student Council, Ushers Guild, Marching Band C'TwirlerJ, S.S.A., Latin Club, Italian .,l -, ROSIETTA ADAMS ali: air 41 chew' for the T-EAA-ill . . . deep, dark. dreamy eyer . . . Left go, Ro! Cheerleader, Ushers Guild, Girls Student League, Steno- Club, Baby Sitters Club, Year- 'vb Club, 6Vi,ce-Presidentyu Mixed I D ' z J lx I Chorus, Girls Chorus, Intra- gait Sggdxfgltgarxfgggje ance i WL. , ' I murals, Yearlglook Staff, Wfash- ' I gi If . 'I t , ,ington Club 'Kf X X' ' 'I ' f I . 'xr , , in I fi- ' ' A4 1' Ile 'X ll A X I il Ji f ALBERTA ARKOW always umumf when the fun v- . ,Q begirzx .... r eriour bull not 1' N, A for lang . . . lziemry mnzzleil, Q 7 1-Y ' 100 'nf A ' I Latin Club, Fourth Estate, I ' 1' Speech Club, Newspaper Staff, di I Intramurals, Student Worltl .Tw-. ' Federalists, Social Service Club, ' A A ,Q . Yearbook Staff, Ushers Guild, , aw History Club, Dance Club, 4 - ' -I Girls Bowling League ' 1 , 0, . , 12 QIZW , ' i V X Q 4 A M p , ALBERT BAISLEY A0 loarzzfrimze guy . . . a musician I . , . rmgr. marcber and bloupr L K X his lmrn 'gn Marching Band, Pep Band, Concert Orchestra, Instrument- 'T' al Iinsemble, Mixed Chorus, ...ng 10? L' A Cappella, Boys Chorus, Football, VI. V. Football, Dance Club, junior Council QTreas- urerj, Senior Council, Intra- murals, National Honor So- ciety CALVIN BAISLEY DAVID BARRY , , I tb t lv ,ketball . . . fu- idlfaddzvi 571222 lg' ' ' HZZZZZ tziijjbanl priflrident . . . danc- g ' ' ' rn Dave chap g l 1 I ,ls Dance Club J. V, Basketball, Dance Cluw, mmmum ' Intramurals MISS PRATT In medieval times Robin Hood was POP- ULAR. The Broadway hit Seventeen reveal- 5,4-45, 'Q ....-I ROBIN HOOD ed popular Miss Pratt. They were paralleled in performances at P.H.S. by Winnie Pisani and Ralph Pelaia If .-'jf JEAN BAUER sweet perronalily . . . alwayr dependable . . . Meer you al the alleys. Sophomore Council, Girls Chorus, Bowling League, Latin Club, Social Service Club, S. S.A., History Club, Ushers Guild, Yearbook Staff, Wash- ington Club GERALDINE BERTOLINE the gal with a voice . . . arlor- able lzvirler . , . and the dances on air Marching Band 4TwirlerQ, Student Council, Girls Student League, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, History Club OLIVE BLYTHE rnircbievour lan . . . friendly uiay about ber . . . Hut rate lrumorirl Intramurals, Marching Band CTrick Twirlerj , Yearbook Staff KENNETH BELL laandrome and -rnuscular . . . alwayt a bella . . . amiable Ken Football, Baseball, J. V. Foot- ball, I. V. Baseball, History Club, Intramurals NORMA BLYTHE quiet and unarrurning . . tall and :lark . . . future librarian ROBERT BOHRINGER lotr of goml nature . . . quiet wit . , . cron country runner - to catrla the rcbool buf Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Cafeteria Club, Dance Club JOHN BOARMAN Latin Jcbolar . . . a gentleman among the crowd. Though!- ful, quiet and referveaf 1'-'fy ,, I 1 , 3 f F 2.5, 1 S JAMES BOYCE alrvayr one of the crowd . . enjoy: the out of doorr . . friend in need anal deer! GAYLE BRANIGAN eafy lo like , . . twinkling vyer. curly larber . . . rympa- rheria ear History Club. National Foren- sic League, junior Council, Girls Student League, Dance Club, Yearbook Staff, Dra- matics Club, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Intramurals, Ushers Guild FRED BONIELLO atbletically inelined . . . man of few u'ora'r . . . A romeo Joe J. V. Baseball, Varsity Base- ball, J. V. Football, Varsity Football, J. V. Basketball, Var- sity Club GEORGE BOYCE football player deluxe . . . talent for laxidermy . . . al- trayr in a happy mood Football, J. V. Football, His- tory Club, Dance Club, Mixed Chorus ..- ACA 1? HARVEY BROADIE inzlirpenrable to the team . . . fall guy uiirh a broad Jmile, . . lolr of fun to have around J. V. Baseball CManagerJ, Baseball lManagerJ, J, V. Basketball lManagerJ , Basket- ball fblanagcrj, History Club, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Dance Club CLEOPATRA Anthony and Cleo- patra are considered a GOOD LOOKING pair by playwrights. Carolyn ANTHONY Craig and john Travis best fit this description among the members of our senior class. , fi? r LORETTA BUNCH ,runny rlirporitimz . . , I'll hay tha! dream. . . . nurringk in lhe card! S.S.A., Mixed Chorus, A Capa pella, Choralaires, Latin Club, Girls Student League CTreas- urerp, Dance Club, History Club, Sophomore Council, Ushers Guild, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, French Club CYNTHIA BUSSE plenty of pep anrl vim . . . rheerr galore . . . Oh! that zrary hair Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals, History Club. Steno-Club, Shorthand ll Award 'f CARMEN CARTISANO up and cammg young plyotog rapher one of rtagecraftr lop men rnuchzefs hu filed! Stagccrtft Intramurals Dance Club Photography Club SALLY' . BURNS rzreet gal Sal . . . friendly and agreeahle . , . Clara Bar- ttm of P.H.S. junior Red Cross CVice-Presi- dcntl, Speech Club, Girls Student League, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, History Club, Yearbook Staff, Dance Club ' 1 INIARIE CARANO excilahle gal . . . alzvayr bury ,T W' X . -,.v my , f I I , it . . . keep: thing: humming Fourth Estate, Newspaper Staff, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Mixed Chorus, Dance Club, junior Red Cross, Marching Band CManagerJ ARMENOOSH CASPARIAN .rueel an .thy great depth to her :lark eyer our famed Hnanczer Yearbook Staff fBus1ness Manatgery Girls Student League Girls Chorus Dra matics Club CSecretaryj S S A Senior Council Senior Play Committee Social Service Club Ushers Guild Spanish Club A Cappella National Honor Society 'ex ty 'W 4 rl,-3 JOYCE COE feature rtory writer . . . at the bead of the clan . . . Min Patlerrorft uritirzg :tar Newspaper Staff MARIE COLAO rmzdam editor . . . larze of all trader . . . .fzreetnerr and riricerety . . . rcience and math- emrzticr whiz Yearbook Staff CEditor-in- Chiefj, National Honor So.- ciety CVice-Presidenty, Na- tional Forensic League CVice- Presidentj, Varsity Debate Team, Dramatics Club QTreas- urerp, junior Council CSecre- taryp, Student Council, Girls Student League, Senior Play, Ushers Guild, Newspaper Staff, Theater Orchestra, American History Award, Physics Award, Plane Geometry Award, Rep- resentative to N.C.C.J. Con- ference FRANK COLACINE fun to rpare . . . enzllerr frierifff . . . Mir: Brook! pet . . . alirayr a good ivoril for romeone Student Council, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, Basketball, Baseball, J. V. Basketball, J. V. Baseball, Italian Club fSec- retaryj, History Club, Wash- ington Club, Senior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff DIANNE COLAO beautiful treJ.feJ and beautiful flrerser . . . future luke iz let- ter girl . . . alwayr on the go History Club, Girls Student League, Baby Sitters Club, Washington Club, Steno-Club, Intramurals, Junior Red Cross, Yearbook Stall x' HORATIO In two of Shake- speares greatest plays we find these two FRIENDLY people. 3 JANET CONKLIN quiet but nice . . . a neat zlrerfer . . . a future rlzeticiarz Junior Red Cross PATRICIA CONKLIN friendly manner . . . helpful lan . . . uivaciour Pat Junior Red Cross 'D X, NERISSA Loretta Bunch and Lo- well Smith were the friendliest characters of Life in P.H.S. -Q5 WILLIAM CONKLIN quiet and .thy . . . lover of gum and the woodr . . . just plain Bill CAROLYN CRAIG lot: of pep and cute at can be...oneofthegang... little atom . . . popular Mitt S.S.A., Sophomore Council fTreasurerJ, Student Council lTreasurer J , Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Washingtcxn 'Club, Intramurals, Cheerleader. Girls Student League, Senior Council CTreas- urerj, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Committee, Spanish Club, French Club, County Associa- tion of Student Councils CTreasuterJ, History Club, Dramatics Club, Ushers Guild, Dance Club, Senior Prom Committee, junior Red Cross ei! BABETTE CUTBILL HUGO COZZI our mmuter of foreign affazrr . . . camera bug . . . fiddle- matter National Honor Society, His- tory Club fPre'sidentJ , Concert Orchestra fConcertmaster7, Yearbook Staff CAssistant Edi- torj, Instrumental Ensemble, Student Council, Photography Club, Cornell Day Represen- tative, Dramatics Club, Intra- murals, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Boys Chorus, Theater Orchestra, Sophomore Coun- cil, French Award s Q., 3 I I 1 'f I NANCY cUoMo rule and meet . . . perronality plat . . . future nurre Social Service Club, Italian Club, Dramatics Club, I-Iistory Club, Yearbook Staff, Ushers Guild, Washington Club PETER DALETTO real Vermmzt-illaizl - Jzreet UMW Fixifilg - ' helpful Pele dj ,yup I A l Mjc,,m,' bu, . . . ambztmuf athlete artirt too Football, j. V. Football, Swim- Yearbook Staff ming, Track, Marching Band 1 7' 'ln 'fl 1 V ll if Us I 33 M 40 9? I f , i A if xl? ' l S -P- AIAMES DE LA VALLIERRE bigljim , . . trouble free . . . arrzrer with the bell Junior Council, Intramurals, J. V. Football, Football, Marching Band 1 13 BARBARA DEWEY athlefictzllj iurlitlezl , . , quiet rlatertztirlezl murmur , . . twill near the zrlrlyr of 1171 airline lmrterr Student Council, Intramurals GABRIEL DI RUBBO the bon . . . a polite, mn- ritlerate Sir . . . fingerr that float orer the key lioanl Concert Orchestra, Dramatics Club, Speech Club, History Club, Photography Club, Fourth Estate, Italian Club, Yearbook Staff, Typing Certi- ficate HELEN DE MARIA flaming treriet . , . lmy friemlr galore . . I pbytirr .vtlmlar Sophomore Council, Girls Stu- dent League, Italian Club, Dra- matics Club, Intramurals, Washingttmn Club, Ushers Guild, Marching Band fMan- agerl, Yearbook Stall RUTH DE ROSSO big thingr come in rmall pack' age: . . . ber laearfr a bllfffffl-'l . . . uhiquitour Ruthie Sophomore Council CSecre- taryj, History Club fSecre- Qt '13 taryl, Student Council, junior Red Cross, Intramurals, Steno- Club, Ushers Guild, Girls Chorus, S.S.A., Cheerleader lCo-Captain? , Yearbook Staff 'U' T E, .J if LEONORA DI RUBBO ercr Jmilirzg Min . . . up on her 1061 I . . tapr too! . . , the rtagc lzeckonr our dancing Lee Dramatics Club, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Steno-Club, Student Council, Photography Club, Yearbook Staff 64 , ,I TED For the MOST TYP- ICAL we've chosen jane and Ted from our own senior play. No one in f'-'N if N JANE could exemplify them better than Joan Mit- chell and Frank Cola- cine. DOLURES DORSEY luiurgqftzr. ,UfAQ1QIL'.F. tQi,Lf'HlL',f . . our ozrrppn tuirler. . . pearlv- er ,nhl l'7'L'rINl crmzplcximl History Club, Marching Banrl tTxx irler J, Yearbook Star? Bowling Intramurals, Wash- ington Club MEREDITH DUNCAN piwzterizea' am! full of energy . . . alrvagr on the go , . . rear the fmmy ride of things Buby Sitrers Clubs, History Club. Intramurals, junior Red Cross, Photography Club, Yearbook Staff -i.49 RAYMOND EDELMAN unter. unter. evergubere . , , ztutfb him go , . . curly fmirezf gill zzilh fwfr of bmirlr Swimming Team, Varsity Club, Senior Council, National Honor Society ,IANET DRFSSIYR mrwl lmir. . ,Jzo NIILITL' group Cn111,'7fn'le rrilbolzl lwr . , . cl zzlvile mp of the fulnru Fourth Estate. Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Murching Buntl, Senior Or- chestru, Pep Buntl, Theater Orchestra, Yearbook Staff ...J r . I COLIN DUNNIUAN rloerrft Jpmk IHIILWI rpoifen In . . , nl? - lbmh' uflgflldf joker' . . . rfrrrtfy for laughr Buselmll, Football, Intramurals VUILLIAM ELLIS :well zfrerred man , . I Ula, zwhere have you been Bllfy boy? . . . ztefl nzannerezf guy Sophomore Council, IVicc- Presitlenrz, junior Council fVice-Presitlenrl, Dance Band, Washingttwn Cluh, Tennis f-6? we Lee ' J -i' ltglli GEORGE EMENY mrer lmy . . . man with iz lwrn . , , builtlmg forcitcr Swimming, Intramurals, Boys Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Dance Band, Dance Club, History Club, Concert Orchestra, Con- cert Band -GT su, , I SUSAN FISCH elegant arliil . , . fltirliirig green eye: . . . spirit to rpare Yearbook Staff lArt-Editorl, Newspaper Staff, Student Council, Senior Council, Na- tional Forensic League, Fourth Estate, Spanish Club, Wash- ington Club, Concert Band, Dramatic Club, Ushers Guild, Delegate to National Confer- ence of Christians and jews, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Intramurals, National Honor Society VIRGINIA I7OVUI.ER qzmfz clllll thi , . . 11l1ri1iJ 61 fricmlly .rmile . . , I1L'i1l aml trim Yearbook Staff. Intramurals, Baby Sitters Club JOAN EUDY blonde hair, blue eyef . . . and ilimpleil cheek! . . . ber fliriing zluyr are PHI! Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, junior Council, Ushers Guild, Intramurals, Cafeteria Club VIRGINIA FELTMAN liked by all . . . preiii1'ent'.r right bam! lady . . . our gal Ginny Ushers Guild, Yearbook Staif, Intramurals, Girls Student League, Baby Sitters Club 'AT' -Us .F ROSALIND FRIEDMAN sparkling blue eyer . . . claire mom iiniilairie . , . bninzring .youll humor Yearbook Stal? KAssistant Ifdi- torq, Student Council, Senior Council, National Forensic League, Newspaper Staff, Fourth Estate. Spanish Club. Wlashington Club. Dramatics Club, Herald Tribune Forum Delegate, Ushers Guild, Stu- dent Wforld Federalist 66 -My PO RTIA From The Merchant of Venice come these two stars. They SUC- CEEDED in attaining ANTONIO happiness and wealth. We predict as much success for Marie Colao and Hugo Cozzi. 'F f f DOLORES GAMBINO 4 Jmile and 4 hi ya for all . . , quietly the cerelmzter . . . language master Girls Student League lTreas- urerb, A Cappella, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Latin Club fPresidentJ, Spanish Club lSecretary7, Girls Bowl- ing League, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Washington Club, Dance Club, Senior Council CSecretaryj, Ushers Guild, Senior Prom Committee CChairmanD BARRY GORDON :mart and willy . . . Mr. Bap- li5te'r rtar pupil . . . murician deluxe History Club, Student Coun- cil, Senior Council, Junior Red Cross, Fourth Estate, News- paper Staff, Theatre Orches- tra, Instrumental Ensemble, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff CAssistant Editorj , Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, French Club, Intramurals, National Honor Society 'T-1? I DOLORES GUGLIELMO jolly fun . . , failhful friend' , . . been retire of bzmmr Intramurals, Yearbook Staff ROBERT GORDINEER nice guy to know . . . bard working man , . . roft spoken Bal: ,al 'X I .K V' JOHN GRAULICH our Demorlhener . , . cup win- ner . . , lzramr. moderty and talent Sophomore Council fPresi- dentl, Student Council, Speech Club lPresidentD, National Honor Society lPresidentD, Dramatics Club, History Club, Yearbook Staff, Concert Or- chestra, Boys Chorus, Mixed Chorus, National Forensic League, I Speak for Democ- racy fState Winner 19507, State Oratorical Declamation C l950l ELIZABETH HADDEN rirzgr like a lark . . . swim: like a firla . . . goml-natured Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Choralaires, Ush- ers Guild, Yearbook Staff, Girls Student League, History Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society riff' A Q XX f 'EQ .4 Y 0, ll f i nf -.xxi xy X. iiilwllygszr ff L JN fx if yi I 13 1 1 I . . i l f i N3 I' 1. ,Q Q 1 x 1 x Q- K . ' r EDWARD HALD aluvzyi ready for curtain up' . . . calling IVZEFE . . . nn- otber Freddy Martin Marching Band, History Club, Stage Craft r -ci l LORRAINE HAUCK pleasing permnality , . . nifty drerrer . , . pretty Ian' junior Red Cross CPresidentJ, Girls Student League, junior Council, History Club, Year- book Staff, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Washingtcin Club ETHEL HARBOLIC home ec, rpecialist , . . next Jtep nurring Jtbool . . . rueet faced Babe Yearbook Staff, junior Red Cross, Girls Chorus, Speech Club, Girls Student League, Mixed Chorus SHIRLEY HARRINGTON fu!! of fun and pep . . . rrhool rpirit to :pare , . . model of t0772Uff01l' Sophomore Council, History Club fTreasurerJ , Senior Play, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Girls Bowling League xg? Y 4? The star of Shake- speare's Macbeth is known to all sudents of English because of his 'S Y' x, , RlCHARD HINTZI2 JANE HORTON P.H.S. dream boat . . . expert M- B k .ff greafe monke3 . . . clever boy firm rig nzfnggggdged gl Football the plot'5 the thing Senior Play if V, .K 1 f- . I .A -1 1 5. ,gi ay- ,nfv 'tr-:L iv, YW: if g 1 if I its s- T Q I ef ' -be 4, . AMBITION. Marcia Williams and Henry Lounsbury have that characteristic too. -fig? TORY HORTON brigh! rpot in every clarr . . . izlenfifiezf by hi! rvirie grin . .. liearied for fhe high .rear Swimming, Sophomore Coun- cil, junior Council, Marching Band, Concert Band, Wash- ington Club, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff JEAN HUFF Jeannie frilly the light brown hair , . , ad-getler . . . one of a pair Yearbook Staff, junior Red Cross, Baby Sitters Club 1x x M 1 s 1 N RAYMOND IRISH MARGARET HROUDA sharp renrc' of humor . . alwagr romelhing lo my . . . Keep ihe chow line moving! junior Red Cross, Baby Sitters Club, Washington Club, Caf- eteria Club, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals 'Vi XX N 1. ,C 4 A . ii, - 3' 'bra-I lil' ' , , 5 . 'f I E' , I er f JOAN HUFF at eare with violin under chin y . . . or barelrall bat in hand. .. f z'ermtilz!y uinf friendr Intramurals, Concert Orches- tra, Yearbook Stafi, Baby Sit- ters Club NINA JENNINGS engineering hir dream . . . whiz at zyping . , . recretary parlez-four francair? . . . math of tomorrow . . . alzuayr lend- marter ing a hand History Club I Vice-Presidenti. Girls Chorus, Steno-Clu b, Intramurals, Student Council Mixed Chorus zf' F J I v,, - Q.- X Q. -4l I NORMA JENSEN faithful friemf . . . the Nurse- mcri zfi.rcf1r'erezfAmerirrzn . . . an turrzert gal Src-no-Club JANET KELLY profizr correxpmztleizr . . . a 7lI:l,Q7l6f for friendr . . . :harp ar u rack Intramurals, Girls Chorus, Fourth Estate, History Club, Wzlshingttin Club, Yearbook Staff, Marching.: Band CMana- gcrp RUTH KELLY no! L1 care in the zmrln' . . . mfnlza dancer . , . Rbrmda. the on-stage minx Senior Play, Ushers Guild, History Club, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Girls Student League IIRISCILLA KAVANA Iafl. dark beauty . . . bubbling niffi fun . . , future fazfj in zzliirg Girls Chorus. Yc-nrbook Staff. Speech Club, Iunior Red Cross VIRGINIA KEAR bminr to ,f17d7'L' . . , our Gin- 1134' Limf , . . Ilia Ti'if1 gif! Girls Chorus. Mixetl Chorus, A Cappella, Cliorttluires. Year- book Staff. lntrtimurals, Nu- tional Honor Society fi., lt 'L 5, 1. ,-3 4 lx , ARDETH KEMPF rib' lbflfc' darzfrfzg feel . . . our livffyx Gmblu . , 4 lbe l1o,r.i'J tftflfglil Yearbook Sturi, Dramatics Club, Senior Council, Senior Prom Committee, Concert Or- chestra, Vifashington Club, History Club, Concert Band. Marching Band, Ushers Guild, Intramurals, Social Service Club 1 Shaw's play Saint Ioan tells of a girl who tlitl the most for Ifrance. In Life at P. f f's ik I-v ' . s . ...A I-LS. we find Madlyn Volkmann and john Graulich who - DID THE MOST FOR P.H.S 1- ,AQ a fa MICHAEL KENNEDY our High Lama . . . :lar from Van Cor! . , . never loo busy to talk about .tzrimnzing una' girl! Band CColor Guardb, Swim- ming, Senior Play, Senior Prom Committee, Wfashington Club, Varsity Club, Latin Club, Intramurals, Sophomore Coun- cil, French Club, Bowling League JOHN KING hallroom Jpecialirt. . . A girls her! friend . . . devil-nmj'-care Senior Council, Junior Coun- cil, Sophomore Council, Senior Prom Committee, J. V. Foot- ball, J. V. Baseball, History Club, Washington Club, Year- I- k Staff yu, 90 w--.-f I ALBEE KORN lady killer . . . alufayr rurhing about the hallr . . . argument lover Track, Swimming, Intramur- als, Concert Orchestra, March- ing Band, Concert Band, Thea- ter Orchestra, Instrumental Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Boys Chorus, Dance Club, Student Council CTreasurerJ JUDITH KESSELMAN :tar in debating and journal- irm too . . . mir. ads, ad: . . . work: with a Jmile Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff CEditorJ, National For- ensic League, Yearbook Staff, fAssociate Editorj, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, History Club, Varsity Debate Team, junior Council, Cafeteria Club, Fourth Estate, Girls Student League, Ushers Guild, Student Council, Student Wlorld Fed- eralists, Herald Tribune Forum Delegate, Vlorld History Award, Trigonometry Award ? -Mfg msg 'lr ' . 53 MAE KNICKERBOCKER exclurive charm . . .our pal Nicky . , . Jteadfast friend junior Red Cross MARVIN KORNFELD Jpeahr French fluenrly , . pepr up any occarion . . noon hour athlete Student Council, Baseball, His- tory Club, Washington Club, Intramurals ST x! k lf - iN' 4.5, 7 x 3 , fi . X ,TZ ,hw ARF. A lr 'FSH , I li I-H i i i ll To 'Sf' HARVEY KRAMEISEN ping pong champ . . . quiet gent . . . manager to make hir prererire knozvn Intrumurals, Student Council, Washington Club, Speech Club, Fourth Estate i. r I JUANITA LENT can take a joke ar well ar give one . . , where there'r laugh- ter there'r Shaa' . . . the girl 11-'ith the Far Rockaway look Latin Club, Intramurals, Fourth Estate, Yearbook Staff, History Club, Washington Club NUNZIO LEPORE rlugger Nunzio . . . outdoor type . . , a good athlete in d?2j'07Z8i5 hook Varsity Club, J. V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, 1. V. Basket- ball, Intramurals EUGENE LEE man with the Hmoilel T . , . a joke alwayr handy . . . huen ,.., erpanol J. V, Basketball, History Club, Intramurals BARBARA LE GRAND rerl hair and quiet temper, rare tomhinatiort . . . the mak- ing: of an A-one recretary Girls Chorus, History Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics Club, Baby Sitters Club, Year- book Staff, Speech Club -'T EDWARD LICHTENSTEIN a leading man on our tennis team . . . eary going hut lott of amhition . . . next .ttop Furert Hills Tennis, Varsity Club, Intra- murals, Washington Club Like It. Rosetta Adams and George Smith gave a humorous perfor- mance in Life at P.H.S. 41 f HENRY LOUNSBURY friemlly guy . . . Jturlcntr' choice for preriilwzt , . . piano maestro Stagecraft, Student Council fPresidentQ MARILYN LUKSIN our blonfle cover girl . . . knee rock! galore . . . charletton expert Intramurals, Washington Club, Mercury Staff, Fourth Estate, Yearbook Stafi lAssociate Edi- rorb, Dramatics Club, Ushers Guild, Spanish Club, Senior Prom Committee it NATALIE MANCINI amiable lan . . . ia. smile for all , . . talk, talk, talk junior Red Cross, Ushers Guild, Intramurals, Yearbook Stall, Baby Sitters Club RUTH LUBIN jet black hair and fascinating eyes . . . lady linguist . . . Jincere frieml Drumatics Club fVice-Presi- dentl. Fourth Estate fTreas- urerk. Mixed Chorus, Wash- ington Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Girls Student League. Newspaper Staff, In- tramurals, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, Senior Prom Committee, Herald Tribune Forum, Ushers Guild, Girls Bowling League, News Bureau, Student Wturltl Federalists, National Honor Society I Q. ik ,f X 5, .,,,. I. JOHN LYNCH life'r never at a Jlanzlrlill . . . aluuqu a grin . . . likeable lazl 1, o . . :4,,,,w,g u i. Y t i I5 ,MKS JL! .+- K7 'B--vQ-I Varsity Club, Washingtcnn v I ' Club, Intramurals ,j-ff' K' JESSICA INIARER efferrercenl . . , debafe girl . joarnalirr mpreme Newspaper Staff iEditorJ, Quill and Scroll, Yearbook Stal? iAssociate Editorl, Var- sity Debate Team, National Forensic League, National Honor Society, Sophomore Council, Speech Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Ushers Guild, News Bureau, Dra- matics Club, Student Council, Student World Federalists, Fourth Estate, Trigonometry Award ...P-7 cf.-S if 1 f . S ,fi fits- .19 lv Q'-life rl! - as ,--qv f. 1 I x CLIFFORD MASON rr ,fallnrr life for Cliff. . . fllr. PL'fC7'IUPIl,I .fzmlin-vidio mailer . . , referred manner Whshington Club, Intramurals ,fl- KATHRYN IVICKFISVER petite lame n ulyrz I giggles' muntrg charm Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus Dance Club Wasliingeton 1-Q RF Club, History Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committee DONALD MEKULI K a quie! t-Imp . . . the rmtdrfnr type . . . rporlr minded . , . alzuzyr a helping hand Intramurals ,IIZAN MATTHFXVS genllemen prefer blnmlr . . . mild mrmnererl ..., rparklirzg bmzwz cyer . . . a giggle a day junior Red Cross, Baby Sitters Club, Intramurals, History Club, Yearbook Stall' CHARLES McCORMACK 14't11't?,f amp :ix feet four irzflaef . . . barkelball ace . . . guarzlr the ,int bare bag Basketball, Baseball, J. V. Baseball ZF' .4-7 I I F -IANEMARIE MEYER fralrber of proferrimyzl bare- ball . . , lozfer to lull? and ob, ro friendly . , . rlarinel 1'lYfllUIU Latin Club lConsulJ, Year- book Staff, History Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Girls Student League, Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Concert Orchestra, News Bureau, Fourth Estate, Mer- cury Staff, Bowling Intramur- als, National Forensic League, Debate Team, Ushers Guild, Student Council, Washington Club, Dramatics Club, Dance Club, French Award, National Honor Society rx Shakespeares MIS- CHIEVOUS Puck could not be betrentypifield C2- Q , af ' , , , ,.4, W. ,. 4' I in our own all-stat pro- duction than by Olive Blythe and Nat Ziol- kowski. li WERNER MILLER DAVID MILLER fuiure merchant marine . . ho! roll . df?l'1l'ff1f1J fd'e ' - ' pepr up any occnrion . . a :way mth the gzrlr ladier' man JOAN MITCHELL nifty cheerleazler . . . loyal friend . . . Hair for rtyle Cheerleader, Intramurals, Se- nior Play Committee, Girls Student League, Social Service Club, Yearbook Staff, History Club, Poster Contests fCerti- ficate of Merit 19519 JOSEPH MONIZ noon hour alhlele . . . barber- ball fiend . . . cheerful grin J. V. Football fManagerl, Intramurals, Dramatics Club WN Y fl JOHN MOI-ILSICK 1allLazin zype . . . oh, johnny, bout you can . . . popular guy Concert Band, Marching Band, Intramurals, Washington Club, Junior Class CPresidentJ, Se- nior Play, Dramatics Club, J. V. Basketball GRACE MORLEY golrlen trerrer . . . homemak- ing artirt . . . cooperation plur Girls Student League, History Club, Ushers Guild, Fourth Estate, Newspaper Staff, Stu- dent Council 'rn 'U k 'U 'ni 's 63,9 r if .9 I 'tr yi! . w v :Il f '. 41:5 h-lf-f ROBERT MORLEY eountry guy . . . not 4 care zn the zvorld . . . the Jilent type EVELYN NICHOLS good Jenre plur good nature , . . neat 'n nice . . . a rhort- hand whiz Social Service Club, Girls Stu- dent League, Ushers Guild, Dance Club, Senior Council, Yearbook Stall, Shorthand I Award ALFRED NICKO flying feet . . . alufayr handy with a joke . . . engineering hir future Track, Swimming, Varsity Club BARBARA MORSE loyal party worker , . . a strike every time . . . Latin .tcholar . . . epitaph writer Latin Club CConsul, Adilel, Girls Bowling League, Year- book Staff fAssociate Editorj, Student Council, Intramurals, Dramatics Club, Girls Student League, Social Service, History Club, Ushers Guild, French Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Play Committee, Fourth Estate, Newspaper Staff, Bowling Award ROSEMARIE NARDIS our high Jteppen' Rotie . . reason ticket to the alley! . . har 4 winning way Student Council, Washington Club, Marching Band CFlag Twirlerb JACQUELINE ODELL red-haired gal from Continen- talville . . . rather play hate- hall than dance Yearbook Staff 3 OLYMPIA In the Tales of Hoff- mann we find Olympia, who DANCED with mechanical perfection. 'W Louise Singer and John King go around a dance floor in that same ex- pert manner. ROBERT ODELL great fellow . . , the outdoor type . . . irttererted in the welfare of all EDITH PACIA never a dull moment with Edy . . . alwayr good for a laugh . . . endlerr Jupply of chatter Washington Club K ...gn .- I ,ty 1 1 1 , fu I K EDWARD PETRILLO RICHARD ,O'DONNELL mirchievour gleam in hir eye , . . never a dull moment . . . Mr. Lindreylf pride and joy J. V. Football, Swimming Team, Track Team, History Club, junior Red Cross, Wash- ington Club, Yearbook Staff, Boys Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Intermediate Algebra Award, Star Editorial Contest C3rdl, National Honor Society 9 1.1. 4 ' 1 f 'I s R I 4 s.-J'u' RALPH PELAIA mr prerident . . . perronality that plearer all . . . verratile gui' Basketball, Baseball, J. V. Basketball, J. V. Baseball Sophomore Council, Junior Council, Senior Council fPresidentJ, Italian Club fPresidemJ, History Club Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Play, Dra- Pumatics Club, Speech Club fSecretaryJ, Varsity Club, Typing Award, National Hon- or Society Ing . . 1 wig X424 of , N a :well fellow . . . managing a ureful hohhy . . . rcience hi: Jtrong point j. V. Football fManagerJ, Varsity Football CManagerJ, Swimming GLORIA PICCIANO friend to many . . . foe to none . . . sweet and quiet Intramurals, Yearbook Staff fi EDWINA PISANI dark-haired Jenorita . . .foun- Iainlaeatl of school rpirit . . . lreaufiful package of personal- ity and lzrainr Senior Council lVice-Prcsi- dentj, Ushers Guild Clelead Usherj, Cheerleader fCap- tainj, junior Council, Nation- al Honor Society fSecretaryJ, Latin Club, History Club, Dramatics Club, Senior Prom Committee, Yearbook Stafi, Student Council, A Cappella, Italian I Award, Latin I Award, Trigonometry Award '12 fi , i G.. TS? ROBERT PUGSLEY rferialile rportmzan on land or rea . . . good looking too . . . boy from the Valley Varsity Club fPresidentJ, Football, Swimming ROSIEM ARIE PULICIE alivayi afirlo the rroiwl , . . bert friend . . . Ike alleys are ber fecond home History Club, Fourth Estate, Girls Student League, Year- book Staff CHARLES PORTES hot rorl happy . . 4 mmllaer 21 friday nights . . . lnappygo- lucky guy Varsity Football, V, Foot- ball, J. V. Basketball FRANK PROIETTI Jlar rlifer . , . flafbirzg imilc' and quick wit . . . fake! every- lhing in Jlrizle Swimming, Varsity Club. Stu- dent Council, Senior Prom Committee, Track Team. Wasliington Club , - A - 'ffl fi .5 -r . , xx, c,,. N, i up , i. JOAN ROBINSON our ,fall banzl manager . . . mind in Ilya clomlr , . . Sec you al the alley Marching Band lManager2, Girls Bowling League, Girls Student League, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Social Service Club fi X . x t 'x DA VINCI The famous ARTIST Da Vinci had a play written about him. Su- san Fisch and David , ' 'L fs , .- so 'A 'VKX' -v 7 J' 78 ' ? li- dh l I i 1 'J fl i In AMELIA SQARCIAI' quietly .sweet . . . sparkling eyerl . . petite Mdzi , Girls otus, Mixed Chorus, Washiif ton Club, Italian Club, Mayhing Band CMan- a rb Dr mati Club Year v He ' Cf ' ' 1, rj I trbook Staff, Jun or Red Cross I ll t I il!-'ff 'f' rr' ' ,IV x ' ' ' .,sf Miller, because of their artistic ability, were stars in Life at P.H.S. gr 'A-1 zu I 1 ' f V 1 1 RAE SCI-IRAGIS madam official . . . expreirizfe eyebrows . . . Wbere'5 my caddze? Concert Orchestra, Sophomore Council, Mixed Chorus, Fourth Estate, Latin Club fSecretaryl, S.S.A. fPresidentJ, Girls Stu- dent League K Secretary J, Ushers Guild fSecretary9, Marching Band, Girls Chorus, Yearbook Stall, Latham Poster Contest, Washington Club 91 7? -737 I I f 1,1 DORIS SEE fall ,fl terrific . . . watch that baton gn . . . gum, gum. gum Girls Student League, March- ing Band lTwirlerj, Social Service Club, Student Council, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals, Bowling Trophy ' I . I .f 1 1 ' PETER SCHEIBER izurician, pbolograpber, future audio-engineer . . . alrvayr a gentleman . . . Jubtle comedian Concert Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Boys Chorus, Theater Orchestra, A Cappella, Instru- mental Ensemble, History Club, Photography Club, Con- cert Band, Yearbook Staff, Na- tional Honor Society, Plane Geometry Award, French Award '-7 7 . .5 'I x ' IQQP ,Q 3414599 if T 1,, ROBERT SCHREUEER il piloting ir bit line , . . cam- erar anzl canzlizlr . . . muiic too ' A Boys Chorus, Dance Band, Pep '. l Band, Mixed Chorus, March- U p ing Band, Concert Band, Con- :J ',. cert Orchestra, Swimming, M Track, Instrumental Ensemble, A Cappella, Student Council CSecretaryj r-f K A ' i 1 1 I K I 4 A, A DOROTHY SEE bigb-stepping nzajorelte , , . leading lady . . . future baby nurse Marching Band fMaiorettel, Yearbook Staff, Fourth Estate, Student Council, Girls Bowl- ing League, Intramurals, Baby Sitters Club ,Arn ,,,,,. fl: . 4- lt' LYNWARD SEGER Jonny hoy personality . . . Dance Cluh'r great attraction . . . rhythm in hir feet Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Dance Club Q. ix ARTHUR SIMMONDS man behind the scene: . , , eary going , . , derigner of I 4, tomorrozvk rpace rhips 'S' 1? History Club, Stage Craft, In- tramurals CONSTANCE SIMON droll humor . . . men on her mind . . . cafeterzalr hert worker Social Service Club, Intramur- als, Speech Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Red Cross, Baby Sitters Club, Dance Club, Cafeteria Club RAYMON SHAW a definite taste for hrunetter . . . Frankie Laine voice . . , Mr. Football Captain Football, Track, Basketball, Varsity Club, J. V. Football, J. V. Baseball, J. V. Basketball an BARBARA SILVEY return zfiritor to P.H.S ,... hidden charm . . . Mir: Pat- terron'J helper junior Red Cross 'ZS I W HERCULES When you think of someone ATHLETIC you usually think of someone strong like LOUISE SINGER never lacking a joke . . . that terrific Mir! Auduhon . . . hallerina too Junior Red Cross, Washing- ton Club, Girls Student League, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Marching Band QTwirlerJ, Senior Play, Intramurals, Dance Club, History Club, Ushers Guild, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Stag, Girls ' Bowling League 4 '? Hercules. Yet Barbara Dewey and Bob Pugsley have noteworthy athletic ability minus the brawn. GEORGE SMITH a Jtar in the yield of Jportr. . . joker rupreme . . Gabriel? delight Basketball, Baseball, Marching Band, Concert Band, J. V'. Baseball, J. V. Basketball, Washington Club LOWELL SMITH friendliext of the friendly . . . always a good Jport . , . one of a long line of athletic Smitty: Football, Track, J. V. Football, 1. V. Baseball, Varsity Club, Student Council, Dramatics Club -Q, THEORODA STAPF happy-go-lucky Teddy . . . a plearure to know . . . hep chick Concert Band, Marching Band, Concert Orchestra, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Stu- dent Council, Junior Council, History Club, Dramatics Club, Social Service Club, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Play, Washington Club, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals, Girls Bowl- ing League JOAN SMITH a photogenic Mir: . . . our 'kteppin' out gal . . . Rah! Rah! Team Cheerleader, Ushers Guild, Baby Sitters Club, Dance Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals MARLENE SQUIRES active voice , . . dramatic too . . . friendly gal Concert Band, Baby Sitting Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramat- ics Club, Yearbook Staff, Girls Chorus EILEEN STERNS lirten to that cornet! . . . brain: galore . . . little girl with a big future Concert Orchestra, Speech Club CSecretaryJ, Dramatics Club CVice-Presidentj , March- ing Band, Concert Band, News- paper Staff, Yearbook Staff fAssociate Editorj, Ushers Guild, Pep Band, History Club, Girls State Representa- tive, National Honor Society B15 ft I Q oz' lu ! , 5 ' gf tx xx .: S ' 1 Q3 l 11 FRANCIS TAPP chatter, chatter, chatter . . . perpetual happy rmile . . . country girl from Put Valley Mgr 65' ' 40' '4 gm xX 'NANCY TOMASSIO pretty as they come . . . 5.5. Aft pen lady . . . tu'irler fle- lax A S.S.A. CSecretary7, Marching ...4-h Band C'1'wirlerJ, Ushers Guild, Yearbook Staff ARTHUR TOMPKINS ufoodcraft expert . . . :hip ahoy . . . atbletir Skeeter Football, J. V. Football, His- tory Club, Intramurals JOAN THOMPSON nuuir a .ftrong point . . . Mr, Ifnrightk prizle and joy . . , Crime on let'J jazz it zip! Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus. A Cappella, Choralaires, News- paper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Girls Student League, Girls Bowling League, Ushers Guild, Dance Club MARLENE TINSLEY a friend in need . . . giggle! and Jmilex galore . . . fun to lie with Mixed Chorus, Intramurals, Girls Chorus, Junior Red Cross, Yearbook Staff ev J ROBERT TOMPKINS at eaxe on the diamond . . . athletic build , . . rtrong .ri- lent type Baseball, J. V. Baseball, His- tory Club, Dance Club, In- tramurals .Wt-1 EMILE De BECQUE We'll always remem- ber the MUSICAL hit South Pacific and in stars which played at 'I A . ,, qi A ' l 12 , 11 at NELLIE FORBUSH the Majestic while Vir- ginia Kear and Bob Schreufer starred musi- cally in Life at P.H.S. 'N CHARLES TRAVIS a ruil for every day . . . light uazfy hair . . . plearanl Charlie JOHN TRAVIS at home on diamond or grid- iron . . . eary to like . . . our Achillek heel Baseball, Football, 1.V. Base- ball, j.V. Football, Intramurals ROBERTA VALENTINE musically inclined . . . nice to knou' . . . our Salvation Army larr Concert Orchestra, Theatre Orchestra, Marching Band, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, A Cappella, Intramu- rals, Social Service Club, De- bating Team EDWINA TRAVIS friendly eyer and rmile to match . . . language lover . . . future lady ufizh a lamp Marching Band, Mixed Chor- us, Girls Chorus, Senior Coun- cil, Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Senior Play Committee, Yearbook Staff CAssistant Edi- torj, Spanish Club, News- paper Staff, Ushers Guild, So- cial Service Club, National Honor Society 41, 'lf I 'r ...qi X 4 4 i LX NINA VAIL perronality, hrainr and beauty too , . . plenty of .rpirit . . . gag-a-lug Student Council, Ushers Guild, Marching Band CFlag Twirl- erj, Washington Club, Year- book Staff, Dramatics Club, History Club, Latin Club, In- tramurals, Senior Play, Senior Prom Committee, Fourth Es- tate RITA VARELLA girl zzilh a ringing violin . . . flying baton too . , . million dollar hahy in a 5 and IOC .ftofe Theatre Orchestra, Concert Orchestra IJ' A 133 C 5 xi J If PAUL VENTRY pizfzlff the .SlfJd7lI,fl7 zwbiz . . , are cameraman , . , chuck full of energy Olhcial Sports Photographer, Yearbook Stan' CAssistanr Edi- torl, History Club, Fourth ES- tare, Rifle Club, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Pho- tography Club, Wlashington Club, Herald Tribune Forum Delegate 'es is JACQUELINE WEAVER laughing eyer . . . muyimlljy 1'er.ra!ile , . , a writer and poet too! Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Concert Orchestra, Instrumental Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Choral- aires, Ushers Guild, Dance Club RHODA WERNER vogue-like . . . aliuuyf a witty remark . . . high Jpiriled Marching Band, Dramarics Club, Ushers Guild, Social Service Club, Fourth Estate, Washington Club, Yearbook Staff M ADLYN VOLKM ANN Van C07'f'.f ,cliff Io P.H.S. . , . 111114135 a zmrkcr . , . permn- alizy plur good look! Sophomore Council. Girls Stu- dent League, Student Council, Ushers Guild, Dramatics Club. History Club CVice-Presidentl. Mixed Chorus, S.S.A. fVice- Presidentl, Yearbook Staff. Latin Club, Intramurals, Dance Club, Spanish Club fPresi- dentl, Girls Chorus JOHN XVALSH the Ufdflj' N1C'O1l'l, . . . our jobmzy Cala' . . . likes lhe gulf Intramurals, -I.V. Football, IV, Basketball Ck I HELEN WIAND Joft spoken and nice . . . mmfenirs her pride and joy , . . our future beautician Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Stal? 84 --Y-.. , CLASS STARS In our dramatic play Life at P.H.S. these two Misses, Joyce- Coe Q' IVF . C, . 2 I and Dolores Gambino, take the lead in SCHOL- ASTIC STANDING. Lk i l' i ' I -4 ANN WILLIAMS Van Cort'r :tar pupil . . . alzvay: happy . . . future mathematician Sophomore Council, Latin Club, History Club, Dance Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Ushers Guild, Wash- ington' Club, Intramurals, Dance Band, Concert Orches- tra, Spanish Club MARCIA WILLIAMS all the u'orld'r a Jtage . . . finger in every pie ,..J 'The South will rise again. Girls Student League CPresi- dent? , Dramatics Club CPresi- dentp, Baby Sitters Club, Fourth Estate, Newspaper Staff, Senior Play, Senior Council, History Club, Ushers Guild, Girls Chorus, Year- book Staff, Washington Club, A Cappella, National Honor Society, Student Council, So- cial Service Club, Spanish Club, Dance Club, Evening Star Editorial Contest CHon- orable Mentionj 'vm F :ir aim., i, -Z 1 2 ,1 , , P THERESA ZIINIMERMAN tall ana' uillouy . . , Mir: G'r right-hand gal . . . hound- lerr energy Cheerleader, Ushers Guild, Yearbook Staff, Dramatics Club, Dance Club, Intramurals CHARLES WILLIAMS mlifl with a trumpet . , . there with the joker . . . Mr. Shulrrzarfr right-hand man Marching Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, Dance Band, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella,' Boys Chorus Af I gel 'N U! BARBARA ZELIPH alzvayx goofl for a laugh . . git-fer a lift to any group . . . gal from the ruhurhr junior Council, Yearbook Staff, Girls Student League, Ushers Guild NATHANIEL ZIOLKOWSKI the hoy from Brooklyn . . . rtrictly a Dodger fan . . jerry Lezwir, Beware! Football, Baseball, j.V. Base- ball, Basketball, j.V. Basket- ball .l Q - -J 3 .'Yi ff Y., fit' I 'Y Ik' lv lf . 5 I '25 ...ai Ein jlllllemurxam ROBERT KUNIEY .i'lS ill- V19 K' Robert Kuncy Rock to 'ill who knew him will long, hc rcmcm- A-cd 'xml lo 'L-il hy the Lliissmitcs hc loft behind. lr will ulwfiys c r A '. his pli-.isnnr pcr: IL ' I, his ilroll wit. his tlwiiglitfii ii s f. 'ng ui A 4 iis iihi it to got alum, with oricrs. 86 STARS ON DISTANT STAGES We of the gaflkllllflllf., ellss remember well when these boys performed 'tt PHS besxele us And xxe reerll vt hen they left to xeeept new Ind more elmberous roles on elrstmt st 1518 Ihoueh they left before the grelr moment of g,r1elu1txon their story IS 1 pirt of our story JAMES CROFT PFC U S A F Enhsted june 1951 Smtroned at Le wry Alr Base Denver Colorado ROBERT MCCAFFERY 1 ,hy Sgr USAF WWW 5 Enhsted january 1949 r M fy-nzpf A N Stanoned at Scott A1r Base N46 JOSEPH BARTHELMES PFC U S M C Enllsted May 1951 Statroneel qt Camp Leleune North Carolxna igkwym K' ARTHUR FALLICK DONALD VEZINA V, x PFC U S MC Smmm Apprennce U S N Q 1 Fnlmed MW 1957 Enhsteel August 1951 Sflflflflul 'lf CWOP I-elfune Smtroned fu Boston Mass North Carolma ke XJ! ' ' 'L A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . 1 ' . v . . -1 f . . . I - - Q . 2 1 1 y . - 'R sxy.k.4 gy .Y . . . ,y.l x ,L L' , .' 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Wfifbef to the CLASS OF 195 2 KENNETH G KATZ LIFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE GENERAL INSURANCE Buslness Phone 7 0021 Resxdence 7 0752 108 NORTH DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL N Smcere Complzmentf rom THE EDNALITE OPTICAL COMPANY INC Peekslulls contrnbutxon to the Suenne of PICLISIOH Optus md Oprmal Instruments Complzmentf THE EMBO SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE 96 o f Of NORTH DIVISION STREET Phone PE 7 4500 home of Amerlca s R mal CONNECTICUT finest nationally advertlsed brands' SHIP N SHORE BLOUSES eaturmg smartest styles or young modern: zn wonder ul washable fabrzw' See Genung s eye lillmg selectxon of up to the m1nute n Shore The superb collecuon now on d1sp1ay mcludes long and short sleeved models 1n lustrous cotton broadcloth as well as handsomely detalled styles rn other favorlte fabrlcs Each blouse IS pamstakmgly deta11ed 1deal for wear at school at work or for dress up occasrons Choose from whxte lovely pastels and r1ch plards ln slzes rangmg from 30 to 40 Genung s Blouses 3rd Floor 97 4 1 5 9 , - I . . . f ' f ' f creations by famous Ship v '01 K-01610402 -4054001005 K0 '0 0'02 40 -010-'-71010 Of TU K F www. mo.:-:Qs GENE S Army 8. Navy Store Work Clotbef Sporty Wear 20 NORTH DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILI NEW YORK PISANI BROTHERS MENS CLOTHING Sboef or the Family 52 NORTH DIV ISION STREET PEEKSKILL NEW YORK BEST OF LUCK AHEAD IN EVERYTHING YOU DO FOR THE CLASS OF FIFTY TIVO RALPH F. PELAIA D. D. S. 'k EM 3 Complzmemx o BEECHWOOD INN EAST MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL 7 9817 DC 9 ' 4 sig: I IK :O F9 , il X 7- Y ,p .' 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