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

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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

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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

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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