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

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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 ': -. 'z ', . ' . .Q ,..f '. . ., j. -. ., ,. ' '. A T 1 J. t. ' . .Z' - . . . , A , . A ' f . . ' , . P , . ' a . . A ,, . 1 , . Q' , . ' , . Le rf , Q i l : 2. Slrt: , P. Li ll, R. Lloyd, I.. Di- L l ' . VI, ' t n, ll. ' 3, . Q ' ' , , -' , E. , .. j, .. 'f,, ,j. , .tx A, ,f K , . , . ,. - ' S 'S - ' ' r ' ' .1 , , ' T ' . . .w p . . , . t ., .x . , . i , I, , . , 1 , . , 1 , , , Z It ' , K- . . . , , . , ,. 1 ', . 1 - -, stem, gl. Albert, C. Affron, bl. Graulrch, P, Shastell, G. DIRUDDO, -h Q , - , . . . . :V . p. J, . , . , . , . , . - an - - -v - ,I - ,u 4 , - 4 P 1 rv ' ls - A K ' ' - I . ' - ' ' 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

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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 . . . . . . , . .