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

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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

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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 . .. , - .......

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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.