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

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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.

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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

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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.