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

Text from Pages 1 - 115 of the 1953 volume:

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Squillante, Mr. Winheld A. Huppuch, Miss Eleanor jackson, Mr. Charles E. Ball, Mr. Milton Ross, Mr. Marvin W. Waldbillig. 4 heard nf education ' president XVINFIELD A HUPPUCH vice-pfetiziefzt, ANDREW J SQUILLANTE clerk, DR J E sCo'r'r tuesday night meetings, bi- monthly, from which evolve cle- cisions by locally elected govern- ing body of peekskill school sys- tem . . . endeavors to see that students benefit to full capacity of available facilities . . , distinction of inaugurating first school build- ing program in twenty-Hve years LEADERS RICHARD ADAMS mad over music . . , laid- den humor . . . lm' line- exercite . . . dick marching band, pep band, concert band, concert orch- estra, track, intramurals CHARLES AFFRON our prenroom perpetual . . . tompagri01z exem- plified . . . ole, stop . . . claolly concert orchestra, concert band, ensemble, spanish club, dramatics club, world culture course, speech club, national for- ensic league Cpresidentj, varsity debating, fourth es- tate, trigonometry award, biography quiz Cfirst placeh , phs corner Qeditorj , marching band, theater orchestra, french club, na- tional honor society, history club, fiction quiz Cfirst placeb, student council, mercury Ceditorein-chiefj, yearbook Ceditorial staffh JOHN ALBERT tix feet plus . . . il maer- tro . . . a regular at the met . . . jolortizf 3 concert orchestra, concert band, a cappella, dramatics club, washington club, french club, marching band, mixed chorus, boys chorus, mercury staff, theater orchestra ANDREW ALIMONTI away with book: . . . the problem of every clan . . . meet you at lou? . . . Jcob j v baseball, civil defense warden, intramurals HUGO ANDERSON bot on the born . , . per- sonality, frolic and fur: . . . live: in the water . laugh swimming team, marching band, concert orchestra, concert band, ensemble, pep band, washington club, rifle club, boys state representative at colgate DOMINIC ANNACONE popular with all . . a joker iii any pack . . . quietly he learm , . . doa italian club, intramurals, sophomore council, junior council Q . YOLANDA ASCENZO .titzcere and dependable . . trim from top to toe . . tiny min . . . yo yearbook staff, babysitters club J 1 i t it gd '?' A if yt J f X t wt, Q MS 5 A W- ',.a s 1 eitwgfg d Si e gf ew? ,iff , V f IZ? 71511. , , C , W E gf aw 5 JOANNE ANDERSEN talented in many wayt . . . full of vitality . . . ten- tible and Jiucere . . . bunny latin club, debate club, junior council, yearbook Ceditorial staffb, mercury staff, mixed chorus, stu- dent council, girls student league, history club, dra- matics club, sophomore council, fourth estate. junior prom committee, girls chorus In MARIE BABEY captain of the cheeier: . . . min brain: . . . naturally nice . . . bob sophomore council fsecre- taryb, a cappella, girls chorus, cheerleader Ccap- tainj, national honor so- ciety, ushers guild Chead usherj, senior council C secretaryj , washington club, italian one award, intermediate algebra a- ward, yearbook staff, mix- ed chorus, s s a, latin club, junior council, junior prom committee, girls student league, april in paris, ital- ian club, trigonometry a- ,, , -' sr - -. K, , ,V I l 555 . 46 i Zigi in .,i, Z, If 1 ' ,f CHARLES BADGER nw. JlX!fl'l!8 . . . not a care in the worlzl . . . coach peterroizlf bearlaclae . . . barlg j v football, j v basketball, track, varsity football, var- sity basketball, intramurals, yearbook staff, varsity club MELVIN BELL looking for a laugh? . . . always arounil to help the team . . . imaginative bar- rister . . . mel track, football Cmanagerj, varsity club Csecretaryj, dramatics club, senior play, student council, band, rec- reation commissioner, p h s corner DOROTHY BENSKY jet hair anrl sparkling eyes . . . excitable gal . . . glail to lenil a laanil . . . clot girls chorus, latin club, fourth estate, spanish club, ward, latin ll award, senior prom committee JOY BERGER national forensic league, yearbook Qeditorial staffb, debating, mixed chorus, concert orchestra, mercury staff, washington club, junior prom committee, ushers guild, senior prom committee nameil to Jil bei' fame . . . Jclaelaerezazle of alrainatiar clarr . . . queen on skater speech club, intramurals, girls chorus, girls student league MARTHA BLANCHARD new addition lo .renior clan . . . knozw all the anriuerr . . . buzz, buzz, buzz . . . were girls student league, stu- dent council, assembly di- rector ANTHONY BONAVITA !f70'l'li'I!6 . , . cheerful grin . . . hi kid . . . chick j v baseball, j v football, track, varsity football, stu- dent council, intramurals 7 DOLORES BONDATTI whimsical lax . . . fashion plate of p h J . . , vivacity ttnlimitecl . . . :lee student council, girls stu- dent league, italian club, intramurals, cheerleader, baby sitters club, junior prom committee, open house committee, yearbook staff, ushers guild, wash- ington club, lathem poster contest 12nd prizej SAMUEL BONFRISCO piiit-rizeil praizlerter . . . Hcapiseo italianau . . . ex- pert 011 the licorice .flick . . . .fam marching band, concert orchestra, mixed chorus, pep band, concert band, theater orchestra MICHAEL BOTTA S captain of everythiizg . . . the Jeiiiorr' choice . . . perpetually calm aarl easy- going . . . mike j v basketball, j v baseball, varsity basketball Crap- tainb, varsity football Cro- captainl, varsity baseball, varsity club Cpresidentj, italian club, washington club, senior class Qpresi- dentj, senior prom com- mittee BARBARA BROWN from the capital of the coiifeileraeyn . . . :lark- eyerl mam'zelle . . . plear- aiit rophirticatioii . . . hohhie quill and scroll WILLIAM BUCHANAN mathematician extraorzlih- aire . . . 'ltprechezz :ie fleutrch? . . . well, now! . . . hash varsity club, a cappella, concert orchestra, j v basketball, varsity swift.- ming team, dance band, junior council Cvxce-presi- dentj , yearbook staff, mix- ed chorus, boys chorus, marching band, j V base- ball, concert band, sopho- more council Cvice-prcsi- dentj , senior council Cvice-presidentj , dramatics club, senior prom commit- tee ANN MARIE BUNNELL Jaacer-like eyer . . . her thoughts lie with the mails . . . homeroom early-hiral . . . Lanny mixed chorus ,f , tk , YS r V . . .MCM 9 .- CHARLES BURKE homeroom hook worm . . a cheerful griri . . . moth- er imtarek ouvi Jon . . charlie intramurals JOHN BRUCELLARIA hot-rod happy 'I . . inter- minable grin . . . deft haml with a hritrh . . . hatch lathem poster COHTES1 C honorable mentionb j IOSEPHINE CARANO zultl make anyone smile ninute, pleatev yone N ixed chorus, italian club treasurerj, girls chorus, rls student league, ushers 11 l xx . . huhhling charm . . . 'nrt a 1 'I l 'ld RUTH BUSCH pint-Jizeil . . . on the quiet Jule . . . amiable alto . . . ,rhortie student council, junior council, s s a, junior red cross, mixed chorus, girls chorus, choralaires, a cap- pella, yearbook staff, n y s s m a IACQUELINE CARTER JOAN CALABRESE quietly ref-rzeil . . . the .raxaphile . . . fun incor- poralefl . , . cali marching band, concert band, concert orchestra, mixed chorus, baby sitters club, pep band, dramatics club, yearbook staff, theat- er orchestra MAUREEN CAMBELL giggle of a girl . . , ture cure for her patientr . . . energy plus . . . hitty mixed chorus, girls chorus, speech club, dramatics club crimron-hlue'.r leading lady . . . top: in le francair . . . rings from the ilepthr jackie yearbook Ceditor-in-chiefj, national honor society Cvice-presidentj, quill and scroll, concert and theater orchestra Cconcert mas- terj, instrumental ensem- ble, choralaires, a cappella, mixed chorus, girls chorus, ushers guild, courier Cedi- tor-in-chiefb, star com- mencement issue Ceclitorj, p h s corner, latin corner, french club, history club, open house committee, speech club Ctreasurerb , junior prom committee, senior prom committee, ELIZABETH i speak for democracy Chon. CHADWICK mentionj, star editorial contest Chou. mentionj, n y s s rn a, columbia press convention delegate, n c c j conference repre- sentative, d.a.r. award, french one award, english 5 regents award. homeroom tli.rcour.fer . . . laugh ancl the worltl laughr with you . . . crazy over clother . . . lihhy i unior red cross MARY CHALUMEAU cymhal crarher . . . min' hydrogen homh . . . fun for everyone . . . chow senior council, student council, yearbook Cedito- rial stalfj , washington club, ushers guild, junior red cross, junior prom com- mittee, latin club Caldilej, mixed chorus, mercury staff, history club, march- ing band, pep band, senior prom committee, intra- murals, junior council, open house committee, french club, girls chorus, fourth estate ftreasurerj, dramatics club, sophomore council, concert band, con- cert orchestra 9 HOMER CHRISTIAN homeroom trig scholar . . top man in the alley! . . quiet manner . . . tax intramurals DAVID CIOCCHI footlight fun . . . a pew- Jonality that please: . . . arpiring aviator , . . cholae boys chorus, mixed chorus, concert orchestra, concert band, marching bancl, pep band, dance band, the thompsonsu, clramatics club, radio club, theater orchestra, rifle club, italian club SUSAN CITRON raltty gal . . . melted-sugar voice . . . versatile talent . . . .tae a cappella, debate club, mercury staff, clramatics club, choralaires, mixed chorus, yearbook Ceditorial staffl, fourth estate, na- tional forensic league, marching band, latin club, french club, history club, girls chorus, speech club Cvice-presidentj , junior prom committee, n y s s m a JOHN CLUNE Jpeed demon . . . reaction time-Wg second . , . hah- hi'J hir favorite . . . pete EUGENE COLAO tomotrowk tooth pnllea' . . . neatnerr hir forte . . . good artirt, too . . . gene history club, student coun- cil, stage craft club, photography club, senior council, yearbook Cedito- rial staffb, dance club, french club, senior prom committee VINCENT COROZINE hot man with a :ax . . . ERNEST CONKLIN man on the roof . . . one natty bampo . . . .rearonal lifeguard . . . ernie Washington club, varsity baseball, j v baseball, j v DORIS ANNE CONLEY .fanny manner . . . .rome- day a white cap . . . conn- try larr . . . doe student council, junior red cross Cvice - presidentj, marching band, concert orchestra, ushers guild, representative to vassar college, intramurals, his- tory club, junior prom committee, concert band, washington club, open house committee, dramat- ics club, senior prom com- mittee hane yon heard the latert? . . . mr, prerzdent . . . zfinnie sophomore council Cpresi- dentj , junior council Cpresidentb, student coun- cil Cvice-presiclent, presi- clentb, washington club, history club, varsity base- ball, april in paris, concert band, boys state represen- tative at colgate, dance band, ensemble, a cappella, n y s s m a, mercury staff, p h s corner Ceclitorb, ital- ian club Cpresidentj, var- sity club, national honor society, j v basketball, basketball, marching band, concert orchestra, pep band, concert band marching band, pep band, concert orchestra, boys chorus, mixed chorus, senior prom committee LOUISE COLLINS watch the roadfl . . . irre- Jirtihle jerter . . . disposi- tion perfect for naming . . . peaches l -IERESA DEBROSKE e ar a button . . . biting witb pep and or . . . never witbout a 5 . . . terry rarnurals, s s a Ctreas- r, presidentb , latin club, ior council Ktreasurerl , ior council Qtreasurerb, Vfhlhvband Cmanagerj , staff, mixed rus, ushers guild, wash- x club, junior prom miittee, girls chorus, prom committee MARGARET CRAWFORD magic baton . . . a quiet way about ber . . . fiair for farbion . . . rnargie mixed chorus, girls chorus, latin club, spanish club, junior red cross, girls stu- dent league, yearbook staff, washington club, march- ing band Ctwirlerj, open house committee, history club, pep band MALCOLM DALE skiing entburiart . . . as- piring wert pointer . . . matter of tbe breast Jtroke . . . mal swimming team, varsity club Cvice-president, treas- urerj, latin club, student council, marching band, concert band, mixed chor- us, boys chorus, a cappella, history club, senior coun- cil, open house committee, WINIFRED DALY .rbe lead: tbe way . . . cbarnting and friendly . . . intelligence, plus . . . win- nie mixed chorus, sophomore council, latin club Caedilej , history club, girls student league, washington club, open house committee, na- tional honor society, junior red cross, spanish club, marching band Cmajor- ettej, yearbook stalif, pep band, girls chorus ROSE DEGREGARIO talented mermaid . . calm and paired . . bookr alwayr balanced . . fone intramurals senior prom committee PAMELA DELAMATER lan with ia delicate air . . . .rbortband devotee . . . cberubic Jnzile . . . pant girls student league, span- ish club, dramatics club, girls chorus, mixed chorus, intramurals, marching band fmanagerb, baby sitters club, yearbook staff, pep band BARBARA DEPEW tbent tbere eye!! . . . cbeerer-upper galore . . . willing friend . , . barb intramurals, washington club, baby sitters club ll LEAH DE SOTO way witb a palette , . . trurtwoftby . . . quietly sincere . . , lee girls chorus, baby sitters club, washington club. yearbook staff, mercutg staff, intramurals, latham poster contest award ,t , JOHN DE VIDO navy bound . . . paint fight partiran . . . quiet, at timer . . . ty intramurals, track 5 E Z MAUREEN DILLON CLAIRE DINGEE GEORGE DODD ALFRED DONAHUE quiet appearance, noire on requert . . . pert mir: with irirh eyer . . . eventual :tribe junior red cross, history club, student council, span- ish club Cvice-presidentl, latin club, washington club, ushers guild, junior council, junior prom com- mittee, open house com- mittee, mixed chorus, girls student league, year- book staHf, intramurals, senior prom committee creamy complextion . . . niglatingale of p.m.a. .V . . oneontair gain history club, latin club, intramurals, mercury staff, club, year- junior prom girls chorus, club, mixed washington book staff, committee, dramatics chorus, student council, girls student league, ushers guild, spanish club Ctreas- urerj, open house com- mittee, sophomore council PHILIP EASTMAN BEATRICE DUNLEAVY living quertion marle . . . ejjicient mirr . . . laifltlen talentr . . . betty our junior tb01'nzlike . . . .rwell fellow . . . country boy from van sort . . . plail student council, intramu- rals, spanish club, pep band, concert band, year- book staff, lincoln society prize, photography club, marching band, washing- ton club, national honor society uerratile Jportrman . . . tlirmirr all carer , . . mag- net for friendr . . . .rcotty j v basketball, track, var- sity club, intramurals, basketball BARBARA EBERLE alwayt on the go . . . :lark- eyefl glamour egirl . . loner gum anzl fun . . . bobbie dramatics club, girls chorus, spanish club, history club, ushers guild, yearbook Ceditorial staffj pep band, marching band, concert band, concert or- chestra, yearbook staff, a cappella E 'fn gricliron .rtalwart . . . t man the fleet . . . wan to bet the giantr win? . . . al j v football, varsity foot ball, varsity club, intra murals L, l 4 ii l ll i ii. 1 1 -X -. SAUN DRA ELROY picture of pnlchitrnrle . . . typical teen . . . chock fn!! of personality . . . .randy girls student league, junior red cross Csecretary, treas- urer, presidentj, history club, open house commit- tee, ushers guild Csecre- taryj, dramatics club, sen- ior council, mixed chorus, latin club Caedileb, wash- ington club, spanish club Csecretaryl , intramurals, senior prom committee, representative to vassar, girls chorus, yearbook staff, student council, sen- NOEL ENGEL hnnzorour human . . . a mind of hu own . . . frfzrtrated father marching band, junior council, yearbook staff, junior prom committee, intramurals, senior play, history club, concert band, student council, dramarics club, rifle club, world cul- ture course, english three award, washington club, pep band SANDRA EPSTEIN conrcienlionr worker . . . chip off the oh! hlochu . . . colnmhin on her mind . . . .randy Washington club, student council, history club, baby sitters club, latin club, ushers guild, mercury staff, fourth estate, yearbook staff, i speak for democ- racy fthird placej ior prom committee ij Q-t u 1 f . r .K f N Y Ulpyv. V HQ., V ! 'V A . ' jj ll NW, XV XX QV 1- J W VJ tx ' ANNA FRANCHI fly XX llil 'Wy fly l 1 l : ' ,J VAL- if ' N gif CLIFFORD FREE ,. HERBERT EVANS rportr a qnzet nature . . V el nw , . , rewetarial nndertnhingr . . I Www U - Kofi 'imoufgliow mtbzz Mft ball :hard hend. . , nlicenref one of mf, Shylmd fy 5 R al fx A ' ' ' t Z qu? mg? ' ' ' atir that? , . . rhorfn .rtea:lie.r . . . ann IG! fi yy ' 2332310 e 4 W3 03' - '- rt . . . jim D Y ,I GLYNN POWLER spanish club, ushers guild, 1 . 0 h . tory club, j v football, audio ,Mimi aid D I quiet, drarnatics club, marching MARIE ERATTO Pmg-POHO C amplon tnish club, washington new ,eigm . . beg go, band, concert band, wash- - 'G b, intramurals, march- MJ gal ington club, concert or- hig clark eye: . . . farhzon 5 band Ccolor guardj, chestra, intramurals, yer- Jiend . . , .rhynerr dom- 1 L n club washington club book stall inaler . . . hefnie ltl i f , 1 RICHARD GAGE sportsman ahove all . . . true phs devil , . . a busy hoy . . . rugged ruhe track, intramurals, basket- ball OLGA GALLUCCI houncing good humor . . . latin looks . . . high strut- ter student council, girls stu- dent league, intramurals, italian club, marching band Ctwirlerj, ushers guild, washington club, junior council, junior prom committee, mixed chorus, girls chorus, pep band, yearbook staff, senior prom committee LOIS GANELES DOLORES GARCIA meet me at the marathon admirable manners . . . . . . those parties! . . . wistful miss . . . fond eljish humor . . . lo memories of geometry concert orchestra, dramat- speech club, spanish club, ics club, fourth estate, student council mercury staff, open house committee, history club, yearbook staff WILLIAM GRIFFIN always lols of fun . . . a BARBARA GORDINEER never a frown . . . last minule homework en es- pagnole . . . havn parties in abundance . . hath foe to none . . . all-around athlete . . . goose sophomore council band, concert orchestra, varsity football, varsity club, base- ball Cmanagerj, intramu- rals, pep band, marching band, yearbook staff, open house committee student council, history club, spanish club, concert orchestra, ushers guild, washington club f BARBARA HADDEN silent and serene . . . giggles galore . . . hig hrown eyes . . . harh mixed chorus, girls cho- rus, dramatic club, mercury . fi- 5. l 1 JONNIE MAE GATHINGS unlimited mischief . . more enthusiasm th height . . . just loves me mercury staff, band, cc cert orchestra, mixed cl rus, a cappella HARRY HEINEMAN rick-willed jokerler . . . zngr the bellr . . . one rnrlrezi plus worrlr zz innte . . . paul cappella, boys chorus, ncert band, theater or- estra, clramatics club, eech club Ctreasurer, :e-president, presidentb, phomore council, mer- staff, yearbook Cedi- l staffb, fourth estate, y s s m a, mixed chorus, VIRGINIA HAHN tall and rlenrler . . . af- frzble gal . . . lzlonrle hep- brrrn . . . ginny mixed chorus, girls chorus, girls student league, stu- dent council, junior red cross Ctreasurerj, ushers guild Ctreasurerb, senior play, history club, dramat- ics club, yearbook staff, washington club, open house committee WILLIAM HAVARD qnize Jly, iz little slay, swell guy . . . unprezenlionr bn! not unaware . . . liker the gal: , . . bill varsity swimming team, varsity club, concert band, marching band, student council, senior play, his- tory club, yearbook staff, KATHERINE HEADY rweel qnielnefr . . . line rrnrl let line , . . rnclaer rlaorter . . . kay EVELYN I-IELEKER ola-6, Jo rnncla homework . . . false ri letter . . . wwzcrons lvlonrle . . . en baby sitters club, history club, junior council, span- ish club, dramatics club, intramurals, junior coun- cil JOHN HENNESSY one of the boys . . . pror- pectine engineer . . . rnorl- erty': lair molto . . . grzrry marching band, swimming team, latin club, washing- GEORGE HERTZEL GERALD HORTON carefree gny . . . gridiron grit . . . cornpornre rle lnxe . . . jerry football team itching band, concert :hestra, washington club, nor council, history club intramurals, mercury stalf, yearbook staff, fourth es- tate ton club, concert band, nfer larznrl-pnrnpecl water student council, w c a s c . . . inward liznglarer . representative far from corpnlent 15 ROBERT HOWLES MARYANN HROUDA funk apoppin . . . cute anal captivating . . . live- wire twirler intramurals, baby sitters THOMAS HUGHES full of irrh fan . . . flam- ing hair . . . lawff in the cards . . . hztghrie j v football, varsity foot- CHARLES HUNT veep . . . no enemy haf he . . , young man with a horn . . . charlie marching band, pep band, concert band, Washington club, student council Cvice- presidentj, varsity swim- ming, history club, rifle club, w c a s c representa- tive, dance band, dramatics club moto -V lfiffmfmid - - - for' club, marching band ball, intramurals, march- nier canadian . . . up the ctwidel-J A ing band, yearbook Stag, river and over the :ea Washington dub . . . iuhitey i v football, varsity foot- ball, junior council I ,393 . ' 'l , a , l f le ffl dl L' , V n tl i.fP'l ,y :- I GLORIA INCREMONA little atom . . . easy to like . . . ever smiling lass washington club, intramu- JOAN JENSEN PEPP? 6itZ1'172g at the inrram cheefleatler . . . gal . . . meet me alleys . . . jen urals, girls student league, mixed chorus, girls chorus, cheerleader, ushers guild HELVETIA JONES ' canailak loft, phi' gain . . . delicate heaitty and quiet ffientllinesr . . . phil- osophically intellectual . . . chica rals, italian club, marching band Cmanagerb, ushers guild, history club, book- keeping one award debate club, world culture course, latin club, spanish club, mixed chorus RAYMOND 'IANARELLA cinfler cvclone . . . qu .vitrface . . in the mu . . . ray j v football, varsity fo. ball, swimming, tram varsity club LEATRICE KAGAN Jtar debater . . . bound to get ahead . . . dynamo of energy . . . lee ushers guild, dramatics club, girls student league, spanish club, yearbook Ceditorial staffj, mercury staff, fourth estate, wash- ington club, national for- ensic league LEONARD KAPLAN tuba uirtuoro . . . handy with firh hook or racquet . . . neuer giver up , . . lenny a cappella, mixed chorus, boys chorus, dramatics club, the thompsonsu, washington club, varsity tennis team, j v basketball team, varsity basketball team, varsity club, band, n y s s m a DOLORES KEATIN G freclelet and fun . . . little colleen . . . a yen to trauel ...do mixed chorus, Washington club, yearbook staff HARRY KEATING DOROTHY KEESLER newark! whatir that? . backstage menace . . . woman of the air . . . minded sity club, stagecraft, dimpler in excexx . . . jolly dirporition . . . dot eball Cmanagerj girls chorus PHILLIP KEIMIG never lort for word! . . . that .thy grin . . . future electronic wizard . . . phil fourth estate, mercury staff, sophomore council, history club, junior council, senior council, dance club JOHN KELLY aniwer to a maidenh' pray- er . . . rea-faring man . . . not to be left out of the gang . . . bel varsity football, j v basket- ball, varsity basketball, var- sity club, washington club 17 ALICE KIESSLING dependable eonidante . . an euen mind in aduer- ritief' . . . :incerely friend- ly...al FRANCES KLEINBAUM ffm loving . . . a frienzl worth having . . , spanish whiz . , . fran MIRIAM ELLEN KING spanish club, washington club, clramatics club, marching band Cmanag- erb, pep band smile anal hi for all . . . radiant disposition . . . anxtous to learn . . . mimi girls chorus, mixed chorus, junior red cross no friend more sincere girl from the Wiley - those new york trips! . . lfwef than wwhqyrl 5, mr' komzenhsj right ham! sense anal sensihzlity gal ' ' ' norm spanish club marching band, concert ARTHUR KRUG JOAN LA CAVERA personality rneasarecl hy girl with the easel . . his height . . . nifty nata- unassuming . . . denture tor . . . inincl on the seas actions . . . art Qirls chorus, mixed chorus, marching band, history latham poster contest Ccer- cluh, rifle club, washing- rihcate of merit? ton club, j v football, var- si1y swimming DIANA LEE orchestra, mixed chorus, girls chorus, theater orches- tra, concert band teachers' trial . . . the athletic hintl . . . light- hearterl . . , rli NLCHOLAS LAMANDC ontcloor type . . . all arottncl muscle man . . gets things clone in a qizie. way . . . nick intramurals, rifle club washington club, history club l l E 1 ROBIN LLOYD in it million . . . of the mil: . . . rouge- icert orchestra, student incil, history club, rld culture group, year- k Ceditorial staffb, rld history award, eng- 1 three award, I theater hestra ensemble, open tse committee, debate, rcury staff, spanish club, ers uild, plane geom- 1 regents award Ii il fr in. 3 -i il , 9 lL ' 'i . 2 l igilinirt .fnpreme . . . till- f,- 'ge , D . V y 1- ' 9:1 lflf g GERALD LENAHAN anything for iz laugh . . . a temper to match his hair . . . hehind the .tcener hiznflyman . . . tnrh stage craft, intramurals ANJA LINDROOS flair for .vtjlle , . . finnish lovely . . . shining hlonrle frerxex . . . an french club, mixed chorus, girls chorus, washington club, dramatics club, his- torv club, yearbook stall r , ' M PHOEBE LITTELL Jngar 'zz spice 'n everything nice . . . our little nell . . . ilream Milf . . . hlonzlie girls chorus, student coun- cil, junior prom commit- tee, ushers guild, spanish club, junior red cross, senior play, s s a, mixed chorus, open house com- mittee, girls student league, latin club, history club, dramatics club, year- book stall, washington club DOROTHY LOCKWOOD veteran eqnettrienne . . . hlithe dirpofition . . . en- ll?ZUl4Z.f77Z nnlimitetl . . . zlottie dramatics club, latin club, yearbook staff, fourth es- tate, mixed chorus, student council, junior prom com- mittee, washington club, intramurals, ushers guild, history club, junior red cross, mercury staff, girls chorus, a cappella, open house committee, national forensic league, girls ,stu- dent league, senior prom committee EUGENE LOIS man of few wowlt . . . at home on tliamontl or gafitl- iron . . . .rincerity itrelf . . . gene j v football, j v basket- ball, varsity football, j V baseball, varsity baseball, varsity club, representative to n c c j conference DAVID LOSHIN comme ci comme on . . hay with 4 moqitet . . eyes with intention! . . :lane concert orchestra, student council, tennis team, year- book Ceditorial stalfj, washington club, ensemble, junior prom committee, band, basketball Cman- agerj, mercury staff, dra- matics club, fourth estate Qpresidentb, varsity club, dancing club 19 DOROTHY LYNCH driving her specialty . . . rloef thingy easily , . . to cfzwy that fizmont hfzthox . . . dot baby sitters club JOAN LYNCH ,ropbirticate witb farnzgirl bealtb . . , dramatic par- rion . . . naturelr been good to ber dramatics club, senior play, washington club, senior council, the thomp- sons ROBERT MACKAY RICHARD MACKEY CATHERINE MANNING ROBERT MANTHEY alwayr bits lbe bull'r-eye . . . book: closed at nigbt ...two on :be airle . .. rodent rifle club down to the .rea . , . na- ture boy . . . from b. b. :bot to forty-fine . . . mack varsity club, track Cman- agerj, history club, stage- craft club, marching band, yearbook staff, basketball Cmanagerj rwingr a mean flag . . . always in farbion . friendly and agreeable catby flag twirler ELLEN MARKHAM prorniring baby nurse . . . guardian of the woodwind: and brarr . . . :ly .rrnile . . . duke debate, latin club, spanish club, speech club, baby sit- ters club, history club, 'unior red cross intramu BERNADIN E MARTIN calm, cool, 'n collected ...ita,.tiandoui... frerb fun and fancy free . . . bern mixed chorus, french club, history club, a cappella, marching band, concert orchestra, girls chorus, spanish club, yearbook staff, choralaires, concert band, junior red cross, latin club, washington club MARY MARTIN like a brook tba! babble! on forever . . . carefree but dependable . . . :reno .tuperb . . . fuzzy student council, girls sm- clent league, girls chorus, 1 , ' rals, mercury staff, girls chorus, band Cmanagerj, washington club, yearbook staff s s a, washington club, ushers guild, yearbook staff, junior prom com- mittee, dramatics club rcience bi: baby . . . out spoken lad . . . rnanlbeg rnozorr . . . bob history club, latin club mercury staff, stagecraf club, senior council photography club, danct club, yearbook staff l ml 4 ,l 4. 1:1 :l ill l Ri 1 E 5 J I4 ,Q 'i l Il I .. li ELVIRA MASTRIANNA fiddler away . . . that laugh . . . hahier will love her . . . ginger concert orchestra, girls chorus, mixed chorus, baby sitters club, washington club, yearbook staff, junior red cross, dramatics club ELDORUS MAYNARD quiet guy, hut watch out . . . helpful talentr . . telephoner his choice . . ilory ELIZABETH MEYER snappy zlrerrer . . . fun to he with . . . Jophirticateil and smooth . . . betty girls student league, intra- murals, student council IUDITH MILLMAN fun an' fancy free . . . a staunch friend . . . at WALTER MILLER home. with an art hoard ml natureil . . . likely ' ' ' wily infer . . . friendly guy washington club, baby sit- . Jonny ters club, history club intramurals, student coun- cil KATHRYN MOONEY winforne and willowy . . . proxpectiue teacher of the elementary .ret . . . lefr ilance . . . hit sophomore council, junior council Csecretaryj, intra- murals, washington club, latin club, yearbook staff, student council RONALD MORLEY aspiring tooth-filler . . chemistry fiend . . . golilie- lockr . . . ronnie spanish club Cvice-presi- dent, presidentj, washing ton club, history club, in tramurals, student council, yearbook staff MARIE NARDONE an ethel harrymore . . . oh, those clany glauer! . . . mrf. needlemanir ,tuc- cerxor senior play, the thomp- sons , student council, mixed chorus, yearbook staff, dramatics club, girls chorus, baby sitters club 21 if-33 MAURICE NAST ladies' man . . . .rlaort atm' Cuff . . . IOWZEOUE to cowzt on . . . mooky air raid warden JEAN OLHKERS Q MARTIN OBRENTZ lofztlr of fmt . . . at the center of play . . . happy- go-lvckjf . . . many j v football, varsity foot- ball, swimming team, j v baseball, varsity club, washington club, intramu- rals MARY O'BRIEN flow and eafy . . . .verve- tary Jomeday . . . wznnzng rmile . , . mare baby sitters club, girls chorus, sophomore coun- cil, junior council, girls student league, ushers guild, yearbook staff, mix- ed chorus ARTHUR OCONNELLL move over, martin blank . . . modem clotber . . . works to kill time . , . areloie mixed chorus, varsity foot- ball, washington club, in- trarnurals, phs corner, as- sembly committee JOHN PALMER twinkling eyer . . . every- tlaiazgk ai joke . . . quick to repent spanish club, varsity swim- ming, varsity club, year- book staff PETER PQKPPAS leazlivzg man . . . our water butterfly , . . quiet, bminy and lauglmble . 4 . pete swimming team, varsity little min naive . . . or- Jiniazgk beazttifztl gift . , . cute Jteno club, student council, washington club, yearbook staff, senior play, junior council, inttamurals ,MARILYN O'CONNOR alwayx a comeback . . . energetic min . . . ber in- terert lies' in food . . . rookie dramatics club, baby sit- ters club, intramurls, girls student league, latham poster contest icertificatel E 6 , an ia in ,. V. ,. in ll l ,, lil l ln lf' ,x -. X. l , 2 i , i li lv ng l J T ll V It I '4 Y. gi il ,, Il ,i vl tl ' I ii 2 .rl l l l 3 . ' Q cheerleader, mixed chorus, ORIS ANN PERRY ing ten . . . iz :mile if iambrelliz . . . quietly 'Jive . . . doclie ers guild, yearbook staff KERRY PATAKI preference-rocket -re.rea1'cl1 . , . no manir fool-or womaizk either . . . arche- ology iz Jizleline . . . her a cappella, mixed chorus, boys chorus, latin club, history club, photography club, stage-craft club, year- book Ceditorial staifj, na- tionl honor society Cpresi- dentj , physics american history world culture a nyssm PETER PETERS rlorbei to catch the eye . . . acting i1zte1'e.rtr . . . Jmootla line . . . pete concert orchestra, washing- ton club, senior play award award, cou rse, MURIEL PECK latter half 07' the gag! and giggle: . . . petitely .rweet . . . lifelong ambition- nuriing , . . mimi student council, intramu- rals, girls student league, s s a, ushers guild, year- book staff, washington club, latin club OWEN PETERSON MARY PELAIA Jo much .rchool spirit . . vote cfimron-blue! . her lucky .rtmlentr . mm' washington club, latin club, s s a, girls student league, italian club, cheer- leader Cco-captainj, year- book staff, senior council, junior prom committee, girls chorus, mixed chorus, intramurals, senior prom committee king wzh-mln . . . 107718 wa1':l1'0be! , . . next gen-- erationk bicmpizi filler . . , bml student council, marching band, concert band, swim- ming team Cmanagerb, mixed chorus, boys chorus, varsity club, history club, washington club, senior play, yearbook staff, junior prom committee, intra- murals RONALD PETERSON really uflaizzer izrou-ml that track . . . calm and eaiy going . . . fmure flaezlalm . . , ron track, intramutals, varsity club his ft 23 ANNETTE PINTASILZO cliziry ozztjflr . . . 4 volume of f7l77 . . . modeling dreamx . . , 411112 marching band Ctwirlerj, inrramurals, washington club, baby sitters club Csec- retary - treasurery, year- book staff ALAN PORITZKY rtar boopxter , . . get a load of tbe wbite buck! . . . lanky cafanova . . . .randy sophomore council, j v basketball, varsity tennis, varsity club, varsity basket- ball, spanish club, year- book staff, washington club MARILYN PORITZKY :oft-,rpolaen . . . curious about everytbing . . , al- wayr to remember arno, antar, arnat day! . , . mar history club, clramatics club, ushers guild, Wash- ington club,. latin club Caedilej, spanish club, fourth estate, mercury staff, yearbook C editorial staffj, open house committee JEANNE PORTER ROBERT POSSENTI JOAN PROUT bard and dependable work- benevolent nature .l-. . 'dances on a cloud . er . . . rnri, lind.rey'J de- silence is golden . . . big brown eye: . . .dainty voted belper . . . enviable destination navy . . . bob ar a lace bandkercbief diiporition . . . jeannie mixed chorus, junior red CIOSS ' ,f if t pf. f ia at -H J , HH . f Ji fl 2 Y. ELAINE REICHEL excels in all Jbe doe: . . . Jcrupnloit: .ftndent . . . always willing to lend a band . . . lanie spanish club, yearbook staff, mercury stall, fourth estate, girls student league, student council, ushers guild, Washington club, national forensic league, qw so am yi, .ii .-uf i - L' A '7 J V5 ef 5 9 Al it l 0 i xl f ,cf , Q el ffl 4 .2 t- A ,fa 1 I FREEMONT REIF fixes cbernirtryh' burn fav- cetr . . . never a cron word . . . no one more willing to belp . . . freern varsity club, mercury staff, yearbook Ceditorial staffb, j v basketball Cmanagerj, varsity basketball fman- agerj, history club, fourth estate, junior prom com- mittee, dance club, phs corner ELLENIA RYCHARDSON lotr of good natare . . . a giggle in every clan . . . min nigbtingalelr protege . . . rborty varsity debate club, dra- matics club, speech club mixed chorus, girls chorus, intramurals junior red cross j l if l4 w fl fl TQ I i :Y J V i if I. S n LUGINA SACCO Grind for management . . . H ai M-Jrthand one award, girls 'I li re gal friday . . . beacon friendlinerr . . . lu .dent council, junior mcil, national honor ciety, italian club Cpresi- ntl, italian two award, Jrus, mixed chorus, star torial contest Cthird xceb, yearbook staff LAUREE ANN RINALDI to teacb daifincir and corotr . . . unpredictable . , . boy: are no problem . . . laur girls chorus, mixed chorus, intramurals, junior prom committee, yearbook staff, washington club, history club, ushers guild, mercury staff, latin club, dramatics club, student council, itali- an club JOHN RYAN mechanically inclined , . . ready with tbe grip and rleeue routine . . . car lzeyr and dri11er'.f manual . . . gunner washington club, varsity club Ctreasurerb, swim- ming team, candid camera club, yearbook staff, FRANK SABITO little artronorner . . . OH we go into tbe wild blue yonder . . . favorite of tbe girls . . . cbe-cbe junior council, senior coun- cil, washington club, dance club, mtramurals REGINA SALVATORE minute package . . . neat as a pin. . .one of tbe twelve a gal! . . . reg baby sitters club, girls student league, student council, history club, ush- ers guild, yearbook staff french club, intramurals FLORENCE SCALZO rilence if a uirtuey porresr it if you can . . . :juicle with tbe baton . . , airliner -next rtop . . . flo intramurals, italian club, marching band Ctwirlerb RITA SCALZO darle eyer . . . gabrielif rival . . . deniltry in watb- ington . . . rit mixed chorus, girls chorus, girls student league, intra- murals, concert band, marching band, concert orchestra, instrumental en- semble, washington club, student council, yearbook staff - F ,, W r 25 DOROTHY SCANLON connoirreur of clotber . . Uticbetr, pleare .. . . gal with determination . . . rcane girls chorus, ushers guild girls student league 1 A HELEN SCARAMELLINO aalorahly fashionable . . . little girl with a hig smile . . . un hasso uoce . . . chicken girls chorus, mixed chorus, s s a, italian club, intra- murals, washington club, girls bowling league, year- book staff MICHAEL SCARANIELLINO junior who coulcln't wait . . . music loner . . . coni- pete-nt on court ancl dia- mond . . . mike i v basketball, j v base- ball, varsity baseball, marching band, varsity club, air raid warden JEAN SCHABLEIN the unrlerstanfling type . . . shocking hair . . , thy modesty is a canclle to thy merit ...I 1 'usty girls chorus, mixed chorus, junior red cross, baby sit- ters club, dramatics club LYNNE SCHAEFER linguistic laclfy . the gal with class , . . teach- ing, her chosen profession . . . hunny mixed chorus, girls chorus, spanish club, national for- ensic leagse, washington club, speech club, dramat- ics club, history club, intra- murals, baby sitters club, yearbook staff, juriibr prom committee Q g n 1 , ti EDWARD SCHNAPP aeronautical anzhitions . . a hohhy jones . . . hon to win friends . . . jitter history club, washingtor club, stagecraft club tv,-ill ' id '9 , yii ' 'Ml' be '4 . u ' 1 x Ysllgf' A W V I g, EI 'ix ffl . ' A K , 1 in Q 4 W' ' ' 'ff 8 i I km ' M will V . 'xl' V5 253, it A 0 'N l , is in 'f' Vg' fi MURIEL SMITH passion for sweaters . . . quiet, when not talking . . . gyni aaluocate . . . RICHARD sH1ELDs bow' ' not a care in the wojlcl girls Chorus' mixed Chorus, ELIZABETH SORANO - - - 48119 fee! 4124 flfffwg CIELOW dub, dl-amaucs silently she listens . . . gloves . . . huilder of to- floe-lihe charm . . . she 1norrow's houses . , . alickie track team, volley ball yearbook staff will beautify . . . hettjf mixed chorus, girls chorus, , , J I ggest smile ever . . . , ore fan than a harfel of onheys . . . those ear- hahe ll JANE srotcias l jj rls chorus, mixed chorus, intramurals, his- ty club, junior red cross DOLORES SPOTTSWOOD mistress of the ivories . . sweet disposition . . replete with joviality . . tootsie girls chorus, mixed chorus, dance band, concert or chestra, instrumental en- semble, choralaires, a cap- pella, intramurals LILLIAN SQUILLANTE thoughtfnlness is her vir- tue . . . equipped with much intelligence . . . to gnarfl school chiltlrenfs health . . . lil history club, mixed chorus, girls student league fsecte- taryl, latin club, italian club C secretaryj , yearbook Ceditorial staffj, girls cho- rus, latin three award, national honor society, ushers guild, senior coun- cil, prom committee ERNEST STENQUIST ardent angler . . . johe for any occasion . . . a way with the girls . . . ernie track team, swimming team, history club, latin club, washington club, photography club, student council, dance band, span- ish club s I f I ' ' , Yr ,A 4 -Fll it , , V. Y , hy' 4 I V - ' .. Q W I 0 ,. 'Z 15 , r., z., ' 9 A i ,, 1 . --Q.,-tg -al... f H :ff .A U VIRGINIA TISO gifted hrztsh antl imagina- tion . . . one of the hest . . . fight, team, fight . . . ginny cheerleader, yearbook fart editorj, intramurals, girls bowling league, fourth es- tate, mixed chorus, italian club, scholarship to parsons school, junior prom com- mittee, dance club, mercury staff Cart editorb, phs corner, speech club, debate club, national forensic league, girls chorus, quill and scroll history club PHYLLIS TRACY twirling tantalizer . . sonja henie on wheels . . sharp wit . . . phyl national forensic league, intramurals, girls chorus, mixed chorus, marching band Ctwirlerb, washing- ton club, junior prom committee, girls bowling league, latham poster award, pep band, yearbook staff JOAN TRAVIS energetic gymnast . . . ptanhish smile , . . with notehooh in hanrl . . . teeng washington club, girls stu- dent league, history club, intramurals, girls bowling league, yearbook staff JGAN VALENTINE pohhet-size damsel . . . mrs mike . . . exquisite featitres . . , cawl intramurals, mixed chorus, student council, spanish club, junior council, girls bowling league, dramatics club, cheerleader, girls cho- rus, history club, junior prom committee, washing- ton club, yearbook staff, senior prom committee CHARLES VAN BUREN blnrber on reqnert . . . rannonball of the court . . . eary going . . . charlie j v football, tennis team, varsity club, junior coun- cil, student council, wash- ington club ANNAMAE VAN CURA gentle ar a lamb , . . ber allegation-child nnrring . . . liker to .ring . . . sir junior red cross, mixed chorus, girls chorus, stu- dent council, intramurals, history club ' FRANCES VECCHIO keeper of the band . . . friendship, her motto . . . little min, in a big way . . . fran italian club, girls student league, washington club, ushers guild, yearbook staff, girls chorus, mixed chorus, marching band Qmanagerj ROBERT VITQLO rwirn fait to .tailor oatjit . . . the rtrong, rilen! type . . .rome rmile . . . bob swimming team, intra- murals CAROLYN VOGEL contagious langlater . . , fareinating eyes' . . . will- ing to try anything mixed chorus, intramurals, spanish club, history club, washington club, junior red cross Csecretaryh, stu- dent council ushers uild ALVARA VOLKMAN N loaalr of energy . . . a friend for everyday . . . good .fenie plnr good na- tare . . . a latin club, sophomore council, junior prom com- mittee, ssa CsecretaryJ, intramurals, girls student league Cpresidentb, ushers guild, yearbook staff t 8 1 open house committee, junior prom committee, yearbook staff, senior prom committee A JOHN WASHBURN railor larl to be . . . arzlent banter . . , one of the oakriile boyr . . , monk BEVERLY VOGEI. sincere and loyal ar can be . . . fifth a11enne'r pro:- pective buyer . . . the nillainerr . . . ben student council, girls cho- rus, concert orchestra, dra- matics club, latin club, senior play, open house committee, ushers guild, sophomore council Ctreas- urerb , mixed chorus, french club, yearbook st:-15, washington club, girls stu- dent league, junior prom committee, history club l i KENEE WEISS -ext thingy some in small rackager . . . comtarttly it motion . . . the rea- am for not teaching solid earbook Ceditorial staifb, v staff, fourth estate, ancert orchestra, washing- Jn club, dramatics club, shers guild, junior coun- l, senior council, senior lay, junior prom commit- re, open house committee, enior prom committee ICIICHI CLAIRE WHITE life of every party . . . the capricious type . . . irre- prerrible rongstreu . . . clay student council, girls stu- dent league, ushers guild, national forensic league, a cappella, choralaires, mixed chorus, girls chorus, wash- ington club, junior prom , , ,' ..,, , ,,,, L' , I ,, l BARBARA WILCOX iritlitftriorty little .fenorita . . . our angie . . . deep in the heart of texas . . . barb concert orchestra, open house committee, mixed chorus, concert band, span- ish club, senior play, girls student league Qvice-presi- clentj, latin club, washing- ton club, national honor society Csecretaryb, ushers guild, dramatics club, a cappella, ss a Cvice-presi- dentl, yearbook staff, stu- dent council, junior prom . . . ., IDA WOMACSKO lofty xtatitre . lady in white . . . patience ix a pirtite ras, ,Lr,,, LJ, -i,L MARIA ZUMBO excel: in gym . . . quietly sparkling . . . quick repar- tee . . . marie intrarnurals, yearbook staff, . . . . - l: il gl in l .4 si 1 fl l ll Pl ,f 1 l Class Mnttu Labor omnia vincit Blass Snnq Enlnmitten Chica Jones Jacqueline Carter Class lflnwm' Pink Carnation 2 9 Class Eulurs Pink and Blue E 5 2 ! Q i 3 i E s Z 2 1 E 4 3 i WHIT5 WHII MOST POPULAR marie babey vincent corozine DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL jacqueline carter vincent corozine BEST LOOKING anja lindroos peter pappas MOST MISCI-IIEVOUS claire white william buchanan NICEST SMILE helen scaramellino saunclra elroy ftiedj thomas hughes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED jacqueline carter kerry pataki MOST ATHLETIC maria zumbo michael bottas PRIENDLIEST mary pelaia vincent corozine BEST ARTISTS virginia tiso john brucellaria MOST INTELLECTUAL jacqueline carter kerry pataki BEST DANCERS beverly Vogel william buchanan BEST DRESSED barbara Wilcox peter peters BEST MUSICIANS jacqueline carter vincent corozine PEPPIEST mary pelaia william buchanan BU Eeuples Enjey Lerqest Senier Prem Ever Q first hint to seniors that high school days were soon to end . . . gala affair on january twenty-fourth, in our gym . . . snow white and seven dwarfs provided atmosphere . . . p h s belles and escorts entered gym over draw bridge, to be confronted with squirrels, deer, rabbits, other inhabitants of magically induced forest where gym had been . . . al link and his band supplied tender background for occasion . . . evening climaxed by stirring grand march with anja lindroos and her escort, william buchanan, crowned king and queen of prom . . . bevy of charming girls chosen as queen's court . . . credit due to mrs merritt lindsey Q general claairmanj , doris ann conley frefresbment cbairmanj, terry debroske fdecomtion claairmqnj, claire white Centertainment chairmanj, malcolm dale, lillian squillante Qticket' cfoairmenj. 52 THREE EU ll'l1 YEARS 1950 remember, seniors-how we waited for the mailman at the beginning of september to find assigned hr's . . . called friends, pooled knowl- edge about where rooms were located . . . which teacher? . . . later found calculations wrong, for most part . . . first assembly when conspicuous we were scared to death mr w would ask us to stand . . . at first glimpse mr W seemed strict . . . later found out he was quite a nice guy . . . care- fully made-out schedules, listened goggle-eyed to all rules hr teacher emphasized . . . cautiously braved way thru crammed corridors, became ac- customed to shoving . . . subjects not so bad as expected . . . studied a lot in beginning-much shivering, quaking in boots while teacher issued report cards . . . over-confident next quarter, didn't study half as much . . . no need to recall results! . . . thrilling moment--to hear band for first time at booster campaign rally . . . got a card and orange button-first year of booster campaign . . . also notorious 'ldetention hall in- stituted . . . joined clubs . . . classmates elected to s s a, had cafeteria in stitches from crazy out- Hts they wore . . . big sister patty well worth fuss upperclassmen made over little sisters . . . gala christmas spectacle . . . vinnie elected class prez . . . didn't have much choice about junior schedules . . . few friends began worrying about colleges already . . . end of year rolled around. . . exams, exams already . . . some nervous, some not . . . didn,t prove too bad . . . few got prizes . . . some sophs played in orchestra for commence- ment exercises . . . couldn't realize why everyone was sort of sad 1951 climbed another rung . . . made more friends, suddenly began to receive recognition from others in school . . . vinnie elected prexy again . . . class proud when, after bitter fight, he was only candidate elected from two major parties . . . third party surprised everyone . . . american history proved rough as predicted . . . football team didn't do very well . . . talk of junior rings . . . struggled long time to save money . . . some girls acquired two . . . much worrying but junior prom Went over with a bang-mardi gras theme . . . lucky few elected to honor society . . . second may festival soon a memory . . . studies suddenly became important . . . tryouts held for yearbook staff . . . dreaded history exams left kids exhausted . . . life ahead seemed bleak without our senior friends 1952 top rung finally reached . . . more re- sponsibility than expected . . . piles of college catalogs accumulated . . . more and more activities . . . another fiery campaign . . . vinnie again on top . . . everyone saw red for few days after senior hats came . . . arrived on day of senior play seventeenth summer . . . mike bottas elected to head class . . . seniors became yogis for year- book pictures . . . last senior football season soon over . . . down-right proud of team . . . senior prom did class justice-largest turnout in history to snow white theme . . . after long wait, seniors swapped senior cards . . . memory-laden wash- ington trip followed . . . basketball season drew to final close for seniors . . . college worries . . . college boards made some doubtful . . . kiddies day brought year to an end . . . finals ended it . . . one last fling at nostalgic commencement dance . . . class night-awards to outstanding classmates . . . sang class song . . . found eyes a little dewy . . . rehearsal in old attire . . . then, final performance . . . hectic last moments of looking in mirror to first strains of pomp and circumstance . . . hadn't sounded so sad at rehearsal . . . walked down aisle with wobbling knees . . . didn't trip after all . . . listened to speeches and classmates, arise for last time . . . name called out . . . at last, that precious docu- ment-that seal of approval-our diploma! . . . then sadness again, tho it Wasn't the end-just the beginning. ,r-iw 'ff . V 1 1 1 , ' 4- ,Q if l.l.U x Ka? Saw A .,v lk Q x n Q Af Q 'M N 'tfMw5i.Q:WfNQ SUVEHNMENT In Hnnur Uf Miss Puwell s Miss Marguerite Powell closes the door of room thirty-one, this June, for the last time, Peekskill High School faculty and students know that they are losing a good friend and faith- ful teacher. Thirty-five years of her life have been given in the service of others and her students love her. She will soon remove from the shelves of her biology room mementoes and specimens from all parts of the World, sent her by grateful former students -concrete evidence that her teachings were not soon forgotten. Miss Powell will continue, always, to teach and guide others. Her intense devotion to her profession and students and her profound wealth of understanding have been invaluable assets to Peekskill High School. The very least we can do, Miss Powell, is wish you happiness in everything you will undertake and say what has been said to you so many times, thank you! herman baptiste richard k. Corbin maJ.racbuJ'ellJ flare colgate ba leacberf collegej ba columbia ma teacberf college , , mlumbial ma chairman english department english yearbook editorial dramatics adviser world culture course ENELHHI marjorie holmes Jyracufe uniuer.rily, bay columbia urzizferfily, ma oxford, university of wiicomin english speech club LANGUAGES sarah t. baker, dean of girls 1.1a.rJar, ba, columbia, ma spanish girls student leagu ushers guild, spanish club C: eunice steele urziiferxily of denver, ab Jyracuie urzzuerfily, am columbia uizzzferiity english sophomore adviser mark batten forclbam, ab columbia teacberf ferdinand gagliardi cora i. meserve new york stale college college, ma william! college, br, ma for ieacberi, albaizy, ba latin, latin club, spanish, italian french, english fourth estate, italian club, honor society, mercury adviser g o treasurer french club 57 albert l. Swank albrigbz college, ab pittrburgb, ma english, social science debating, national forensic league harry wood dean of boys union college, ba columblo unwerrzty, ma history, problems adelaide Ianni new york .flare college for teezcberr, albany, ba social studies s 5 a, junior adviser bernard s. miller queefzr college, ba columbia univerrity, ma ufziverrily of nancy, france history world culture course james j. gallagher dcznbury slate teacberr college, br columbia, ma history HISTUHY LIBHI-XHY our beloved librarian has once again put peeks- kill and vicinity on the map in her third book the World turned upside down , published on feb- ruary twenty-fifth of this year, her second historical novel about peekskill in the revolution emma l. patterson mozuzzf bolyake college, be columbia uuifferrity, by librarian SCIENCE john le boeuf george peterson marjorie j. stidworthy U' 1au,,.e,Z,e merritt lindsey mrlelon college, of new york .froze u11i1fe1'.rilg', br a55i5faf1f Pf1UC1Pa1 nniuerrity of college for teaclaenr, albany .rnzze teacher: . rl. low1 ence minnemla, mm albany, ob college, mo mafgueflfe P0We11 univerfzzy lu mo hemistryv audiowisual zzninevvity of zmizfewity of oernzozzl new york college for mathematics lead mach, basketball mzrbzgon, mo Plane geometry' Physics Ieacbeazr, albany, br varsity club and track history, mathematics practical science biology j v basketball PHYSICAL EDUC!-lTIUN dorothy snyder bo1'na1'd, bo new york unioefrily, mo physical education health. cheerleaders intra-murals, lifesaving 39 john devins uzzioenrizy of illinoir, br columbia, ma chairman physical education department varsity football coach nargaret hourihan r harold gloif paul a. turse alvin graham marion v. odell pllztlfburg Jtote rider rollege, be pennfylvonlfz male college of zbe oily new york flare college zeezfberr college zeacberr eollege, by zeorberf college, ba of new york, bbo for zeacberx, albany, bf zew york nninerrily rulgery nniuerfity, my new york uninerrizy, ma unioerrity of Commercial subjects br, mn commerdaj Subjects chairman, commercial Cnicbigan, me yearbook :hool work program dePaftmeUt commercial subjects commercial subjects student council senior adviser IIIJMMEHEII-lL AND HIIME EIIIINUMIIIS leonard buckton eleanor peterson helen lindsey marjorie tompkins , hans iweri bnjjtalo :tale cornell nninerrily, br nzanrjield .froze plattxburg Jlale flute leacberf colleg feacberf college, br univerrizy of rnlnnerota zeorberr college, br tearberf college, br orwego, br I shop chairman of home economics homemaking driver education D j v football, homemaking junior red cross junior red cross intramural, basketball - department bowling club tennis coach julius la rosa fan club junior red cross 40 dr. nicholas j. colao Cno picturej georgetown university, bs, md school doctor l-XHTS h. robert enright norman kropf frank j. konnerth edward shulman j11illiard.rclJoolof syracuse Cllagman of t new york music, bs znziversily, ofa dmuflc lelzlaigmen zmwerszlg be me columbia, mr: mziversily of buffalo dmmn J.mjIfwe of urzwevszly of - siale teachers coll ege, mwlm. ml pemzsylwznm music - 5116410 columlam, bs a cappella Choir ieaclsers college, me music choralaires, boys chorus art concert concert marching and mixed chorus stage craft crew theater orchestra pep hands ensemble janice needleman syracuse, bs colzcmbm, ma cafeteria director cafeteria club rnargaret riley eestmcm sr-bool for denial bygienisls cortlcznd slate teachers college dental hygiene teacher mildred gerow rider college, bcs secretary 41 loretta lent lo ng island college laospilczl, rzz school nurse lucia hiland cornell urziversily, ba attendance supervisor elizabeth botens 72 y lrainizzg sclaool for Zeachers secretary J. Carter, C. Affron, B. Wilcox, V. Corozine, K, Pataki, M. Babey, P. Eastman, W. Daly, I.. Squillante. Miss Meserve, C. Sterns, E. Shatzkin, C. Ceriale, B. Klinke, S. Citron, F. Kleinbaum, B. Martin, P. Littell, S. Epstein, E. La Rocco, E. Colao, Mr. Williams. I. Ryan, M. Silverstein, R. Ascheim, C. Burgdorf, P. Pappas, W. Buchanan, H. Heinemann, E. Reif. !N'C'Sif1C71f, KERRY PATAKI 'vice-j7i'eside11.z , JACQUELINE CARTER SOC1'C'f!l1'Jl, BARBARA WILCOX sponsor, MISS CORA MESERVE chosen by faculty on basis of scholarship, leadership, service, char- acter . . . limited each year to not more than ten percent of junior class, Hfteen percent of senior class . . . met monthly . . . in december, . gave a tea for faculty amidst society's colors-blue, gold . . . other meetings included talks by miss baker, mr wood . . . the ten second- year members explained qualities that are basis of membership . . . throughout year group endeavored to set good standards for class- mates. 42 lst Row: M. Blanchard, A. Sovelove, E. Shatzkin, M. Chalumeau, J. Strang. 21252 Row: M. Smith, M. Martin, R. Salvatore, T. Schneider. 3rd Row: R. Dempsey, H. Scaramellino, E. Brillinger, C. Vogel, D. Lockwood, B. Martin, B. Tompkins. 4th Row: N. Kuritzky, V. Hahn, D. Conley, M. Lyons, M. Horan, B. Barnum. 5th Row: J. Pappas, S. Sharkey, F. Miller, E. Stenquist, E. Colao, A. Duarte. 6th Row: D. Gilston, J. Sayres, P. Eastman, J. Soricelli. 7th Row: R. Kelly, R. Travis. 8th Row: G. Apon, D. Horton, P. Pappas, G. Hennessey. one of most active p h s councils . . . ofhcers fulfilled majority of campaign promises-instituted popular gripe sack, commissioners of noon hour activities, assembly, recreation, sales . . . also paying for music and sports awards from g o treasury, sponsoring magazine drive to augment treasury . . . other accomplishments were bringing better assembly programs, ironing out gripes in student-faculty committee meetings . . . firsts included joint sponsorship of open house with recreation commission, student council sponsorship of yearbook, played hosts to Westchester county association of student councils for student conferences, entertaining assembly. p1'c'sidt'1zt, VINCENT COROZINE vice-11rcsidc'11t, CHARLES HUNT sec1'eL'a1'y, BLAIR TOMPKINS If1'0llS1t'l'6l', GABRIELLE CERIALE SLb07'IS0l', MR. ALVIN GRAHAM T. Hunt, G. Ceriale, B. Tompkins, V. Corozine, Mr. Graham. 45 lst Row: J. Lynch, C. White, R. Weiss, M. IIPFIIIEHS president, MIKE BOTTAS secretary, MARIE BABEY vice-president, WILLIAM BUCHANAN t1'easzz1'er, TERRY DEBROSKE sponsor, MR PAUL TURsE senior class officers, senior faculty advisors, two representatives from each senior homeroom . . . their vital jo-b the directing -of senior class activities Chalumeau, M. Pelaia, S. Elroy, L. Squillante. 2nd Row: Miss Holmes, Mrs. Lindsey, Miss Meserve, Mrs. Odell. 3rd Row: M. Dale, R. Man- the E. Colao P Keimi . 4th Row' Mr. Gal- Y, s - 8 - lagher, Mr. Turse, Mr. Kropf, Mr. Lindsey. SENIIJH EIJUNIIII. SENIOR A financial adviser , . senior play prom ,...,..,.. washington trip kiddies' day .,., class night ..,....., commencement dance ,. caps and gowns commencement ....... commencement issue of CTIVITIES star mr lindsey mr baptiste mrs lindsey mr turse miss baker miss patterson miss holmes mr kropf mr gallagher miss meserve mrs odell mr wood mr batten Firrt Row: C. Zeoli, J. Learcli, M. Smith, G. Ceriale, E. Shatzkin, A. Forest. Secorzri Row: M. Silverstein, B. Ascheim, E. DeChristopher, R. Kelly, D. Horton. Third Row: Mrs. Lanni, Mr. Swank, Mr. Miller. Fourth Row: Miss Tompkins, Mrs. Hourihan, Mr. Graham, Mr. Batten. two representatives elected to represent each junior homeroom . . . officers elected in the fall by entire junior class . . . main projects of council -arranging purchase of class rings and junior prom, held in may J UN IIJR IIUUNIIII, IJFFIEEHS presi:Ie1zt, NICKY COROZINE vice-presirlent, GERALD KORN secretary, BLAIR TQMPKINS treasurer, WILLIAM WARREN sponsor, MRS ADELAIDE LANNI Jllf il N. Corozine, B. Tompkins, W. Warren, I G. Korn. SUPHUMUHE E UNIIII. Firft Row: C. Nichols, I. King, S. Fullenweider, B. Barnham, C. Tompkins, S. Steinmetz, T. Schneider, M. Agunien. Second Row: Miss Stidworthy, Miss Powell, Miss Steele, Mrs. Peterson. Third Row: D. Rebecca, G. Gaspar- ro, M. Kesselman, A. Smith, D. Odell. Fourth Row: P. Hayes, R. Travis, W. Hayes. Fifth Row: Mr. Enright, Mr. Gloff, Mr. Gagliarcli, Mr. Cor- bin. Sixth Row: Mr. Peterson, Mr. LeBoeuf, Mr. Baptiste. W. Hayes, J. Boniello, D. Straub, J. Walsh. Ilffiuers pzfesidwzt, WILLIAM HAYES fuice-ibresident, DONALD STRAUB secrcftary, 50515111-1 BONIELLO f1'L'tlS2H'L'1', JOSEPH XVALSH sponsor, Miss EUNICE sTEELE ofheers, two representatives from each sophomore home room make up council . . . money collected by selling tags at games. 46 BIBLE STUDENT LEAGUE lst Row: S. Steinrnetz, N. Jennings, C. Tarantino, F. Kendall, B. Howell, A. Bradley, M. Agunien, C. Tompkins. 2nd Row: J. Holmes, S. Klapwald, P. Miller, A. Colangelo, J. Marro, L. Squillante, G. Ceriale, B. Tompkins, C. Obuhanick, M. Ross, P. Littell, L. Rolfe. 3rd Row: Miss Baker, J. Mitchell, B. Vogel, M. Blanchard, A. Bunney, M. Martin, V. Hahn, M. Dillon, M. O'Brien, J. Travis, J. Carano, M. Dempsey, R. Davies, B. Barnum. 4th Row: S. Moscowitz, J. Vogel, C. Sterns, J. Nast, F. Shields, C. Joy, E. Brillinger, D. Scanlon, R. Salvatore. Ufficurs p1'esident, ALVARA VOLKMANN vice-president, GABRIELLE CERIALE secretary, LILLIAN SQUILLANTE treaszzrer, Jo ANN MARRO sponsor, Miss SARAH BAKER all girls in school represented by two from each home- room . . . major activity-big sister party . . . senior and junior girls acted as big sisters to sophomore girls and any new girls . . . sponsored giving christmas gifts to hospital patients, individual pictures of entire p lu s student body . . . in may, sponsored, helped plan vocational conference- representatives of various vocations spoke to students, en- hancing their knowledge, interest in chosen fields. LEADERSHIP TH!-HNINE JACQUELINE CARTER editor-in-chief MARION V. ODELL general adviser I RICHARD CORBIN editorial adviser Seated: L. Kagan, F. Reif, C Aifron, J. Andersen, S. Citron B. Dunleavy, M. Poritzky, D Bensky, H. Heineman, R. Lloyd. Standing: R. Weiss, D. Loshin K. Pataki, J. Carter, L. Squillante G. Colao, Mt. Corbin, M Chalumeau. IIHINISII BI. E STAFP selected at end of junior year on basis of attendance at meetings, writing skill, dependability, critical analysis of former yearbook . . . staff worked under direction of editor-in-chief . . . senior epitaphs, club write-ups, features-and decisions, decisions, decisions . . . the odd jobs that turned up at hectic last minute deadlines . . . far-from- somnolent meetings to be remembered with humor, including editor's ineffective gavel . . . special recognition due to betty dunleavy, a most capable student business manager . . . she took all responsibility for finances, kept books balanced at all times, saved mrs odell from many headaches . . . art editor, virginia tisog advertising manager, mary chalumeaug pho- tography editor, byron golden-all gave freely of their outstanding talents 50 1Jt Row: H. Scaramellino, Y. Ascenzo. 2nd Row: P. Delamater, O. Gallucci, P. Tracy, M. Babey, C. White, B. Vogel, A. Pintasilzo, E. Volkmann, J. Valentine. 3111 Row: M. Pelaia, M. Martin, E. Heleker, B. Dunleavy, D. Spots- wood, I. Schablein, J. Calabrese, E. Mastrianna, M. Crawford, E. Markham, R. Salvatore. Front Row: D. Hclterman, C. Badger, R. Salvatore, H. Scaramellino, M. Chalumeau, B. Dunleavy, B. Eberle, P. Pappas, A. Poritzky. Back Roux' W. Daly, M. Poritzl-cy, L. Ganeles, B. Golden, B. Martin, P. Dela- Firxt Row: S. Birbrower, D. Bon- datti, V. Tiso, L. Rinaldi, C Ohuhanick, M. Daly, M. Craw- ford, M. Zumbo. Second Row: L. Squillanti, D. Keating, E. Ben- nett, J. Travis, F. Scalzo, I Womacsko. Third Row: D. Lock- wood, M. Dillon, P. Littell, A Volkmann, C. Dingee, C. White M. Pelaia, C. Vogel, S. Elroy, P Tracy, J. Valentine, O. Gallucci M. Babey, B. Vogel. Fourth Row: B. Golden, R. Mackey, R Manthey. Row 1.' O. Gallucci, V. Hahn, D. A. Conley, R. Weiss, M. Chalumeau, D. Bensky, B. Martin, S. Elroy. Row 2: W. Daly, J. Travis, R. Scalzo, T. DeBroske, D. Keating, C. Vogel, P. Littell, H. Scatamellino. Row 3.' J. Ryan, P. Pappas, J. Millman, E. Markham, M. A. Crawford, K. Mooney, C. White, P. Tracy, N. Lamondo. N. Engle. Rauf 4: M. Bottas, A. Poritzky, H. Hennessey, L Kaplan, H. Heineman, M. Bell, P. Eastman, V. Corozine, A. Krug. Row 5: J. Palmer, W. Buchanan, P. Peters, H. Anderson, R. Gage, G. Fowler, C. Van Buren, P. Keimig, F. Sabito, O. Peterson. Washington Eluh SpO7'lS07'S, MR. AND MRS. IVLERRITT LINDSEY never-to-be-forgotten experience-from first exciting meeting to last drowsy bus ride home- ward bound . . . forty-five sleepy-eyed seniors greeted dawn and each other on february twelfth, for first lap of trip . . . most memorable experi- ences: thrilling re-living of gettysburg battle, In Row: B. Wilcox, J. Valentine, M. Martin, M. Babey, M. Pelaia, M. Peck, L. Rinaldi, D. Bondarti. 2nd Row: M. Obrentz, F. Vecchio, E. Mastrianna, J. Calabrese, B. Depew, L. De Soto, L. Schaefer, S. Epstein, E. Reichel, L. Kagan, J. Kelly. 3-rd Row: R. Mackey, R. Morley, E. Conklin, M. Dillon, B. Vogel, J. Lynch, E. Sten- quist, E. Schnapp, J. Evans. 4tb Row: D. Loshin, F. Kleinbaum, D. Lockwood E. Bennett, A. Pintasilzo, B. Gordineer, M. Poritzky C. Dingee, A. Lindroos, C. Hunt, Albert. 1 s walking vigorously up, not-so-vigorously down, washington monument, Winnie claly's birthday party, getting lost in capitol, gluttonous appe- tites, smithsonian's unending corridors, unpredict- able shutter-bugs, patient, longsuffering chape- rones . . . four glorious nights, memorable days IJ! Row: S. Auerbach, J. Andersen, C. Affron, L. Kagan, A. Sovelove, S. Sharkey. 2nd Row: L. Rudolph, A. Nacamu, C. Stems, E. Reichel, T. Schneider, Mr. Swank, M. Kesselman, H. Stessel, C. Marro, N. Naylor, J. Keith. etinnal Fnrensie League a national organization of students interested in speech activities . . . debate teams, oratorical contests most prominent in p h s . . . members participated in spring state oratorical contest, covering all aspects of speech . . . sophomore debate team won thir- teen of fourteen debates . . . qualification for league membership requires twenty points, gained from interscholastic speech competition j11'esia'e11t, CHARLES AFFRON vice-p1'esiricm', DOROTHY BENSKY sc'cre1f1z1'y, ELSA SHATZKIN 1f1'CdS7H'6'l', JOANNE ANDERSEN silnonsor, MR ALBERT SWANK pictured here is adelaide at peak of her washington whirl, the reward for being chosen one of four national winners in the i speak for democracy contest . . . young- est person ever to receive this honor lr! Row: Mrs. Lanni, A. Volkmann, T. DeBroske, B. Wilcox, R. Dempsey. 2nd Row: M. Pelaia, R. Bush, M. Peck, M. Babey, P. Littell, G. Ceriale, E. Brillinger. 3113 Row: H. Scararnellino, M. Horan, S. Fullenweider, B. Tompkins, C. Zeoli, J. Leardi, P. Smith, M. Martin. Schnnl Spirit Association p1'cxiflc1z1f, TERRY DE BROSKE Iliff?-f71'C5iliC'7Z1f, BARBARA WILCOX secretary, ALVARA VOLKMANN f1'e:1s111'c'1', RITA DEMPSEY sponsor, MRS ADELAIDE LANN1 aims-promotion of school spirit, of greater interest in school affairs . . . sold school banners, pencils engraved with football and basketball schedules, basketball pins . . . members underwent notoriously humorous initiation 54 VOLUME I editor, CHARLES AFFRON art editor, TAMAR SCHNEIDER typing editor, NATALIE NAYLOR circulation editor, ANNE SOVELOVE ad-wrfising editor, VIVIAN KEITH pvodiiction editor, FREEMONT REIF sports editors, JOANNE ANDERsEN DAVID LosH1N adviser, MR MARK BATTEN Joanne Andersen, Jacqueline Carter, Virginia Tiso, Anne Sovelove, Charles Alifron, Mr. Batten, David Loshln. NUMBER I Ist Row: L. Rudolf, S. Moskowitz, E. Reichel, L. Kagan, N. Naylor, B. Green, S. Dabrusian, S. Steinmetz, E. Howell. Znii Row: J. Anderson, R. Weiss, V. Tiso A. Sovelove, C. Affron, H. Heineman, M. Chalumeau, I. Carter, D. Bensky, Fi Reif, C. Sterns, T. Schneider. iw! Row: L. DeSoto, D. Holterman, C. Obuhan- ick, S. Epstein, S. Elroy, S. Citron, R. Lloyd, L. Ganeles, M. Poritsky, T. Ashner, E. Shatzkin, M. Kesselman. 4th Row: I. Rosenbaum, D. Blank, N. Silverstein, L. Shaffer, C. Tragash, J. M. Gathings, S. Klapwalcl, J. Albert, R, VanBuren, D. Loshin, Mr. Batten. resent umercur U staff introduced man in- P . y 1 novations . . . most important-more frequent publication . . . new format with fewer pages but with more current news than in past years . . . other achievements-brand new column, 'Kp h s corner, appearing weekly in the star, written by V corozine and edited by c affron, and a literary annual containing stories, poems, essays composed by our local literati llluill and Snrnll national journalism honor society . . . outstand- ing junior and senior members of school news- paper annually initiated in recognition of con- tributions as journalists and artists. Fin! Row: E. Brillinger, C. Dale, D. Bonavita, P. Carano, B. Chefalo, T. Barkan, S. Aurbach, I Cohler. Second Row: Mrs. Hourihan, B. Anastasi, J. DiVido, D. Colues, Y. Astrologo, E. Brown J. DeLuca, M. Ahlf, A. Bunney. Third Row: R. Dempsey, R. Benjamin, M. Alimonti, G. Brown G. Ceriale, J. Bischoff, P. Appel, E. Pimienta, Fourth Row: J. Boyce, R. Conklin, S. Birbrower R. Currey, M. Cunningham, C. Burgdorf, E. DeChristopher, P. Conway, Mr. M. Batten. Fifth Row. G. Apon, B. Aschiem, N. Corozine, M, Cartisano, R. Carey, D. Blank, A. Bates, R. Amory, D Colin, M. Cimino. UNIIQIHS Fzrrt Row. C. Sterns, L. Rudolph, E. Shatzkin, P. Smith, S. Wilson, C. Silvey, V. Simmons, A. Sovelove. Second Row: Mrs. Lanni, N. Silverstein, C. Tragash, B. Tompkins, C. Tompkins, M. Van Ross, M. Ross, D. Sobel, M. Ryan, F. Serino, P. Valente. Thin! Row: L. Smith, W. Taylor, G. Wood, J. Reagan, C. Vogel, I. Rosenbaum, M. Silverstein, W. Smith, C. Zeoli, H. Tompkins. Fourth Row: W. Warren, J. Smith, G. Wood, F, Volkman, C. Small, T. Tinsley, J. Wilson, N. Van Woert. Fifth Row: J. Sayers, J. Sullivan, R. Simmons, J. Travis, G. Rinaldi, A, Strumke, F. Squires, R. Scalzo. glgqlmnnli .-- w'---- A -f --Y Firtt Row: M. Duarte, D. Holrerman, A. Forrest, B. Gordineer, S. Hazelton, N. Hicks, D. Garcia M. Jamison. Second Row: R. Goldman, E. Mielke, M. Gorman, I. Gage, J. Greene, E. Duva, A Hirsch, J. Heckle, D. Hadden, H. Gross, Mr. Graham. Third Row: R. Kelly, L. Eggleston, J. Holmes V. Keith, E. Howell, J. Guardino, R. Gambino, K. Hayes, S. Gardineer. Fourth Row: S. Gordon 1. Eagens, B. Golden, A. Hitchcock, J. Gallaher. Fifth Row: H. Heady, J. Gamwell. Sixth Row: B. Dunnigan, R. Diehl, V. DiDonaro, J. Galati, R. Esner, R. Douglas, R. Gleba, D. Horton. UNIUH5 Pint Row: G. Porter, C. Obuhanick, P. Pintasilzo, E. Mead, A. Peterson, H. Kling, J. Mitchell L. Kling. Second Raw: Mr. Miller, R. Miller, C. Piccianno, D. Krug, N. Poritzky, J. Ohklers, J Pusey, J. Marallo, I. Loveless, S. Moskowitz, Mr. Swank. Third Row: D. Lemak, J. Leardi, B. Klinke E. Francis, P. O'Neil1, J. Morrow, G. Panzanarro, C. Moshier. Fourth Row: G. Korn, J. Miller R. Kohler, F. Loubengeiger, R. Marshall, P. Jones. Fifth Row: J. Layne, M. Scaramellino, G. Pope T. Moynahan. Sixth Row: C. Mekeel, G. Mancini, G. Martin, E. Lockwood, N. Mazzeo, S Moschiano, H. Logue, D. Gilston, F. Lounsbury. In Row: B. Foshay, G. Keith, S. Fullenweider, B. Green, B. Loveless, M.AFassnacht, D. Dimichele N. Jennings. 2nd Row: P. Gilbert, M. Horan, F. Kendall, E. Hooks, G. Gasbarro, M. Kesselman A. Duarte, B. Lent, D. Lassiter, M. La Cavera, C. Joy, Miss Stidworthy. 3rd Row: S. Klapwald, I King, M. Lyons, L. Holmes, G. Hennessey, G. Howson, R. Fitzpatrick, D. Donnelly. 4th Row. F. Johansen, J. Hynes, W. Hayes, D. Gagliardi, C. Gamwell, J. Ingersoll, E. Greene, H. Jensen 5th Row: Mr. Gloff, P. Hayes, G. Lewis, R. Flower, E. Grossman, D. Gold. 6tla Row: J. Enterlein R. Lounsbury, C. Kavena, R. Hutchinson, M. Kaufman, R. Lee, W. Groom, J. Garrett, J. Evans l. Lynch, J. Garson. SUPHIIMUHES lrt Row: K. Burns, R. Coons, M. Caruso, R. Baisley, N. Cattuti, C. Bermel, S. Dabrusin, D. Chase. 21rd Row: B. Dennis, R. Davies, L. Bloomheld, R. Barthelmes, K. Biamonti, C. DeMatteis, N. Carlough, J. Booth, S. Barger. 3111 Row: A. Bradley, B. Buchanan, M. Dempsey, L. Alimonti, B. Barnum, A. Colangelo, B. Chase, L. Dewey, M. Dale, D. Baldwin, D. Anderson, S. Chase. 4th Row: Y. Alexander, M. Agunien, L. Bogardus, M. Brewster. 5121: Row: Mr. Gagliardi, J. Bellotti, J. Booth, A. Bernstein, C. Baisley, M. Bensky, G. Coffey, R. Carbone, J. Christensen, Mr. Baptiste. 6th Row: R. Bensky, R. Delavallierre, D. Conklin, J. Curry, C. Banker, F. Ascenzo, R. Cole, J. Coons, E. Beland, C. Blythe. 7th Roux' R. Brown, J. Chefalo, A. Antunes, J. Boniello, M. Citron, B. Bauer, J. Ascenzo, J. Crawford, W. Brown. 58 Firft Row: J. Nast, A, Muller, N. Naylor, P. Miller, G. Nolte, C. Nichols, J. Parkinson, D. Murdock. Second Row: D. Pauwels, N. J. Miller, M. MacKay, B. Mason, R. Mazur, A. Nacamu, M. Moschiano, P. Miehl, I. Peacock, F. Rundle, Miss Powell. Third Row: Mr. Corbin, B. Odell, L. Oswald, M. Nichols, C. Marro, S. McCarthy, F. Shields, M. Markham, N. Morietti, L. Rolfe. Fourth Row: P. Nolte, B. Media, D. Rebecca, F. Miller, D. Odell, A. Risoli, C. Manning, Mr. Le Boeuf. Fifth Roux' J. Pappas, G. Mowbray, J. Mirabello, S. Piamonti, D. McCaffery, C. Richards, W. Richmond. Sixth Row: D. Odell, W. Mason, D. Paul, M. Rodak, J. Pulice, R. McArdle, J. Napolitano, K. Rohl, W. Perry, K. Schatz. SUPHUMUHES In Row: D. Shubert, C. Stilenovich, P. Sheehan, B. Tompkins, B. Walsh, B. Turner, W. San Filippo, S. Sreinmetz. 2nd Row: J. Schmidt, N. Wollschlaeger, C. Tompkins, C. Tarantino, J. Strang, A. Vitale, B. Travis, D. Spivack, J. Vogel, C. Young, Miss Steele. 3111 Row: C. Taylor, R. Wilke, R. Seymour, F. Timcoe, W. Teti, F. Soricelli, R. Slezak, A. Squires, T. Schneider, B. Volpe. 42h Row: R. Travis, R. Wilson, F. Seaboldt, R. Vogel, W. Strumke, A. Smith, R. Van Buren, S. Sharkey, D. Straub, J. Stuck, 5th Row: A. Seger, K. Smith, T. Vecchio, J. Tezber, H. Stessell, R. Wood, R. Van Cura, I. Walsh, Mr. Peterson. 59 First Row: C. Affron, S. Citron, H. Heinemann, E. Francis, A. Sovelove. Second Row: R. Wood, R. Fitzpatrick, Miss Holmes, M. Kesselman, C. Sterns, E. Shatzkin, D. Conklin, S. Sharkey, E. Hooks, R. Mazzur, T. Schneider, J. Carter. Speech Club jzrcsidmzt, HARRY HEINEMANN secz'efar3.', ANNE sovELovE zfice-presideuf, SUSAN CITRON trerzsurer, LENORE RUDOLPH SIJOUSOT, MISS MARJORIE HOLMES purpose-to improve individual speech, serve school and community in Whatever Way possible . . . members entered poughkeepsie speech tournaments, i speak for democracyv contest to practice phases of speech work . . . meetings offered programs of poetry reading, choral speaking . . . new york excursion, broadway play at yearls end president, DAVID LOSHIN xrcrcfnry, BETTY GREEN vice-j21'0sicle11t, NATALIE NAYLOR f1'cas111'w', NIARY CHALUMEAU xpomor, MR MARK BATTEN honorable ladies and gentlemen of the press . . . membership not limited to umercuryu staff . . . anyone interested in journalism qualified to join . . . main purposes-learn about all phases of journalism, discuss ways of improving the mercury . . . this year, money raised by selling soda at home basketball games-and used for the mercury and for excursion at yearis end Irt Row: M. Kesselman, R. VanBuren, M. Chalumeau, D. Loshin, N. Naylor, R. Weiss. 2nd Row: F. Reif, M. Poritz- ky, I.. Ganeles, D. Bensky, H. Heinemann, T. Schneider, S. Citron, S. Aurbach. 3rd Row: C. Sterns, E. Shatzkin, A. Nacamu, J. Carter, D. Holter- man, S. Dabrusin, R. Lloyd, D. Murdock, S. Klapwald, S. Sreinmerz. 41214 Row: Mr. Batten, S. Sharkey, l. Rosen- baum, B. Golden, C. Affron, J. Anderson, J. Gathings. PPAIITIEAL TRAINING In Row: M. Pelaia, B. DeRosa, J. Carano, H. Scaramel- L. Dewey, C. Tarantino, C. De Matteis, A. Vitale, C. lino, L. Squillante, D. Bonclatti, O. Gallucci. 2nd Row: Biamonte, A. Colangelo, V. Tiso, Mr. Gagliardi. Italian Eluh ' pr-esidefzfc, LUGINA sAcco segretario, LILLIAN SQUILLANTE 'IJLCL'-LlJT'L'SidC'11fC', HELEN SCARAMELLINO I'C'S01'iU1'U, JOSEPHINE CARANO SlI011S01', SIGNOR FERDINAND GAGLIARDI gli studenti dlitaliano, past or present . . . meetings conducted, minutes kept, in italian . . . projects planned in keeping with italian customs and food . . . members sold candy at basketball games to raise money for annual new york trip . . . money raised to buy recordings for use in italian classes Spanish Eluh prcsiclwzte, RONALD MORLEY vice-p1'esidc'11ir', MAUREEN DILLON zfcfsorcro, CLAIRE DINGEE sponsor, SENORITA SARAH BAKER sccrefnrio, SAUNDRA ELROY latin american spirit prevails as members augment knowledge of 'tlos paises de hable espanolaf' customs, environment, geography . . . enjoyed such projects as pan american assembly program, gala christmas party First Row: M. Jamison, P. Littell, S. Fullenweider, B Chefalo, M. Dempsey, B. Loveless, N. Carlough, S. McCarthy, M. Lyons, M. Crawford. Second Row: J. Gage, P, Delamater, V. Keith, R. Lloyd, F. Kleinbaum, H Gross, B. Klinke, N. Kuritzy, M. Ross, M. Agunien B. Barnum, N. Wollschlaeger, M. Kuritzy, E. Stems Third Row: L. Schaefer, C. Jones, A. Forest, A. Franchi C. Vogel, C. Dingee, M. Dillon, S. Elroy, R. Morley E. Reichel, L. Rudolph, D. Bensky, L. Kagen, Miss Baker. Fourth Row: Mr. Gagliardi, J. Evans, I. Boyce, E. Sten- quist, P. Eastman, J. Palmer, A. Poritzlcy, R. Kohler, D Gold, M. Bensky, G. Lewis, G. Houser. IJ! Row: D. Holterman, C. Dale, C. Sterns, D. Horton, 2111! Row: M. Kesselman, B. Mason, L. Rudolph, M. LaCavera, E. Shatzkin, E. Brillinger, N. Naylor, N. Chalumeau. 3rd Row: J, Ryan S. Citron, B. Vogel, A. Linclroos, G. Ceriale, S. Steinmetz, Miss Meserve, j. Greene, E. Colao, N. Kuritzky, V. Hooks, J. Carter, D. Blank, A. Sovelove. 4th Row: J. Hennessey, R. Esner, S. Sharkey C. Affron, S. Gordon, J. Albert, B. Golden, R. Van Buren, I. Rosenbaum. French Eluh prcsidenzfe, DAVID HORTON .vm-z'vfai:'e, moms HOLTERMAN vice-presidcnfe, CAROL STERNS frvsoricrc, CAROLYN DALE sponsor, MLLE CORA MESERVE for those who desired to explore the lives, environment of les peuples fortunesl' of sunny france . . . members swooned audibly watching kodachrome slides of landmarks, landscape of 'lla belle francen . . . movies, french drama, games at meetings Latin Club C'011S1ll, CAROLYN DALE qZHl8Slf01', GABRIELLE CERIALE L'07ZS'LLZ, EILEEN BRILLINGER S!J07ZS01', MR MARK BATTEN scribu, DORIS HOLTERMAN rarae aves . . . bi-monthly meetings . . . group attended broadway play, visited metro- politan museum of aft . . . annual latin christmas party-latin games played, latin carols sung . . . forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit Ir! Row: S. Elroy, D. Holterman, C. Dale, E. Brillinger, G. Ceriale, B. Chefalo. 2124! Row: J. Andersen, S. Dabrusin, D. Baldwin, M. Chalumeau, S. Citron, S. Epstein. 31115 Row: J. Marro, L. Rinaldi, J. Pusey, E. Shatzkin, C. Marro, F. Kendall, R. Mazzur, Mr. Batten, I. Keith, D. Murdock, E. Hooks, M. Kuritzky, M. Dillon, P. Lirtell, B. Klinke, A. Forrest. 7 : Juniur Hell Ernss j1reside1z1f, SAUNDRA 'ELROY zfrcusurer, VIRGINIA HAHN vice-president, DORIS ANN CONLEY sponsor, MRS HELEN LINDSEY secretary, CAROLYN VOGEL members elected from homerooms this year . . . assembly program' depicting club's activities . . . two members represent red cross at Vassar week-end conference Iiivil Defense S!IO1'lS0l', PRINCIPAL ROGER WILLIAMS First Row: V. Hahn, C Vogel, D. Conley, S. Elroy. Second Row: R. Busch, E. Markham, B. Martin, E. Hooks, J. Porter, C. Thomas. Third Row: C Dale, Miss Tompkins, D Lockwood, E. Mastrianna, J. Schablein, M. Markham E. Mead, W. Sanfilippo C Tompkins, Mrs. Lindsey, P. Littell, A. Lassiter. to prepare school for times of emergency . . . work in conjunction with local civil defense authorities . . . during drill prevent abandonment of school, safely place and direct those within First Row: D. Lee, C. Sil- vey, B. De Rosa, Mr. Wil- liams, A. Sovelove, J. Lynch, M. Smith. Second Row: R. Douglas, R. Sey- mour, S. Chase, F. Louns- bury, H. Keating, T. Tins- ley, A. Strumke, M. Scaramellino, F. Squires, E. Lockwood. 64 J Ynunqur Hays R. Chase, R. Seymour, A. Sttum- ke, W. Strumke, A. Bates, J. Garrett, Mrs. Viola Smith, S. Chase, D. Pauwels, D. Lassiter, A. Lassiter, J. De Vido, J. Evans. Mr. Samson Hatchett, Mrs. Ida Hatchett, Mrs. Cecelia Fullen- weider, Mr. Charles Dunham, C. Badger. Cafeteria Eluh sponsor, MRS JANICE NEEDLEMAN provides students, teachers frequenting cafeteria with tasty, healthful meals . . . members cook, serve food, clear tables, keep cafeteria in good order Left to right: , . as I was sayingng Buddies to the endg Pleasant viewg Exciting Capitol Hill Playing possurng Hi thei-e g Badgeris leaning towerg Ah, It's summerg Interludeg Ir's damp in here Typicalg Ear, drink and sleep. 66 ig. . ,uw E TEHTMNM N Wm ,,., W 7 H -Q. 1, 5 Q2 V . f, J.-4 X ,4 1-if Qfsff f First Row: J. Carter, R. Lloyd, B. Foshay, G. Nolte, D. Spottswood, J. Greene, N. Lampert, N. Kuritzky, B. Wilcox. Second Row: N. Van Woert, D. Ciocchi, B. Gorclineer, E. Mastrianna, R. Miller, J. Albert, E. Shatzkin, N. Moretti, I. Rosenbaum, L. Bogardus, E. Conklin, B. Buchanan, E. Loveless, C. Dale. Third' Row: C. Tompkins, R. Weiss, F. Serino, M. Kesselman, H. Stessel. flirecfor, MR FRANK KONNERTH EH EEHT active group, playing for many school affairs-assemblies, senior play, christmas pageant, commencement . . . leading role in spring music festivals . . . buys, decorates school christmas tree . . . fun at annual bear mountain picnic in june head usher, MARIE BABEY herzsuzfcr, VIRGINIA I-IAHN secretary, SAUNDRA ELROY sponsor, MIss SARAH BAKER Ushers guild first organized in. nineteen thirty-five . . . girls chosen at end of junior year . . . must maintain scholarship standards to belong . . . girls ushered at commencement . exercises and class night of junior year . . . as seniors, ushered at senior play, concerts, Eulld dramatic productions, christmas pageant . . . aided various clubs and organizations not connected with school that held programs in p h s auditorium Firnt Row: R. Weiss, G. lncremona, D. Bensky, S Elroy, M, Babey, V. Hahn M. Pelaia, O. Galucci, C. White. Second Row: J. Carter, B. Vogel, M. O'- Brien, R. Lloyd, B. Wil- cox, M. Dillon, J. Carano, P. Littell, D. Bondatti Third Row: Miss Baker E. Reichel, L. Kagen, S Epstein, E. Heleker, L Squillante, C. Dingee, M Poritzky, A. Franchi, M Martin, D. Conley, D Lockwood, C. Vogel. Fourth Row: M. Chalu- meau, F. Vecchio, I.. Rin- aldi, D. Perry, R. Salva- tore, D. Scanlon, B Dunleavy, B. Gordineer T. Debroske, M. Peck. I D. Loshin, C. Affron, A. Sovelove, R. Hutchinson, V. Corozine, W. Taylor, B. Eberle, A. Franchi. Fourth Row: Mr. Konnerth, M. Silverstein, E. Brillinger, H. Gross, L. Ganeles, J. Gathings, D. Odell, L. Rolfe, J. Calabrese, S. Gordon, R. Scalzo, R. Adams, R. Kohler, C. Vogel, D. Paul, E. Grossman, J. Mancini, R. De la valliere, R. Brown, I. Loveless, H. Heinemann, M. Chalumeau. UHEHESTHA ' sponsor, MR NORMAN KROPF provided time, technical skill necessary for success of school and outside stage produc- Sta H tions presented in our auditorium . . . student volunteers, all of them, with working 'J knowledge of carpentry, electrical work, art .' . . present crew of twenty' great increase over last year's seven . . . kept busy all year with long list of presentations, senior play, dramatics review, exchange club,s broadway production kiss me kate,'3 and assemblies D. Rebecca, F. Lounsbury C. Gamwell, R. McArdle - R. Flower, D. Straub, Mr Kropf, H. Keating, J Brucellaria, J. Reagan, P stein, J. Gamwell, R Manthey, G. Lenahan. Nolte, F. Travis, A. Bern- ' X, XM, X THA . fbxffqx HJ Se zfefyfe S005 W in Tlyrcp ,ql-,K rfl',?.'77.91'l20f! Q11 A fine- Conifer Afn-'il'I6+fI ffncv 160 6004 QL' 1174 UPEEYV DA L 5' rfrfcac? er orfbzf' man C1 6' apns :'VJI 'G1726er 2Q 195.2 .9530 P1 111 Moo! AQOGZO rzkzfh Barbara Ch Wilcox joan Lyn Virginia H ahn ee Weiss S I Ren Marie Nardone efer Pappas avard Lime! elv , orvow home. une. XX e. Fourth oi Xmy lxixemoon. Pm evenkxg in Xara Pm ,wsu M '7 f '.-3:5 , ri .. ,., --,- Wk ,. -I Q ' fm . l 1 1, .2 . 4 A 25, MM ' W, as 4' X7 S mba: . ACT HX ' W auxrcfxaym -vuoVa:nyrXg, Ku zany Sepia Drum Majnrette w. DALY 1:1 Row: J. De Vido, K. Feltman, W. Fullenweider, C Boddie, N. Silverstein, F. Shields. 27111 Row: C. Hunt, W. Buchanan, W. Taylor, V. Corozine, R. Brown, M Citron, D. Ciocchi, W. Daly, R. De Lavalliere, I. Love- less, K. Hayes, R. Hutchinson, J. Calabrese, J. Mancini D. Straub. 3rd Row: H. Heady, E. Conklin, H. Ander: son, B. Eberle, A. Franchi, N. Lampert, H. Heinemann J. Galhings, S. Citron, C. Affron, D. Odell, M. Silver: stein, S. Gordon, L. Rolfe, E. Markham. 4th Row: O Gallucci, P. Eastman, J. Manfredi, F. Serino, R. Scalzo B. Martin, G. Wood, C. Vogel, R. Kohler, K. Smith, N Thompson, G. Brown. 5219 Row: L. Rudolph, M. Dale, Hand Managers Row 1: F. VECCHIO, G. INCREMONA. Row 2: P. DELAMATER, T. DEBROSKE. Row 3: C. WHITE, F. KLEINBAUM. MAHIIHI li R. Ascheim, D. Horton, I. Rosenbaum, N. Kuritzky, C. Dale, E. Brillinger, M. Chalumeau, J. Albert, R. Adams, D. Paul, P. Lewis, P. Tracy. 6th Row: M. Hrouda, B. Buchanan, N. Morietti, B. Green, C. Stems, S. Bonfrisco, R. Stewart, L. Bogardus, B. Loveless, B. Maucusco, M. Orndach, M. Pressick, B. Rodak, L. Wessels, R. Slezak, M. Zumbo. 7119 Row: F. Scalzo, A. Pintasilzo, T. De Broske, F. Kleinbaum, C. White, L. Kaplan, O. Peterson, D. Loshin, P. Delamater, F. Vecchio, G. Incremona, C. Manning, M. Crawford. 8th Row: J. Evans, R. Van Buren. Twirlars P. TRACY, M. CRAWFORD, M. ZUMBO, O. GALLUCCI, F. SCALZO, M. HROUDA Eulnr Guard A. PINTASILZO, J. EVANS, R. VAN BUREN, c. MANNING B A D rlireczfor, MR EDWARD SHULMAN firm cadence of marching feet, stout beating of drums . . . this faithful group sparked our school spirit at all football games . . . with stirring renditions of traditional college marches, school songs, intri- cate marching formations, result of long practice hours of playing, marching . . . the pace setter for our victory parades . . . proudly up- holding the honor of p h s in dress parades for memorial day, inde- pendence day, halloween Twirlars, Managers, and Enlur Guard In Row: F. Scalzo, W. Daly, M. Hrouda. 2nd Row: G. Incremona, P. Tracy, M. Zumbo, A. Pintasilzo, C. Man- PED Band ning, O. Galucci, Crawford, F. Vecchio. 3rd Row: V. Corozine, C. Hunt, W. Taylor, B. Eberle, N. Larnpert, T. DeBroske, F. Kleinbaum, J. Evans, R. Van Buren, C. P. Eastman, R. De la valliere, S. Gordon, M. Silverstein, White, P. Delamater. R. Hutchinson, N. Engel, D. Spivack, K. Smith. llralnatics director, H c BAPTISTE season's dramatic produc- tion held on twelfth of march, employed variety of peekskill high school talent . . . presen- tation divided into two acts: stolen identity , one act play, revolved about experiences of two ex g i's in small town . . . characters well-cast - miss moifet, joann cohlerg mrs. mc- kee, virginia hahn, mary mc- kee, audrey forest, stella, phoebe littelg trigger pomroy, noel engelg brad, ronald mor- leyg beatrice compton, toni barkan . . . second act with three scenes entitled this way to paradise . . . barbara wil- cox, claire white - two girls visiting south seas to paint, write . . . romantic powers of rudolph valentino capably re- enacted by gene lois . . . ac- companying music ably sup- plied by cur local talent organized at close of football season . . . composed of marching band and added large instruments clad in flashing crimson-blue uniforms . . . two concerts presented, in march and at annual spring music festival 74 Concert Band director, MR EDWARD SHULMAN E. Conklin, B. Wilcox, I. Rosenbaum, P. Eastman, N. Lampert, W. Buchanan, V. Corozine, W. Taylor, R. Hutchinson, S. Gordon, M. Silverstein, J. Calabrese, G. Brown, B. Martin, N. Kur- itzky, C, Dale, C. Sterns, D. Conley, W. Havard, D. Straub, C. Hunt, B. Eberle, J. Gathings, A. Franchi, I.. Rolfe, D. Odell, E. Loveless, I.. Bogardus, N. Moretti, B. Buchanan, R. Ascheim, N. Engel, M. Bell, R. Adams, E. Shatzlcin, T. Schneider, C. Affron, A. Sovelove, W. Peter- son, H. Heinemann, S. Citron. J. Greene, D. Spivack, F. Ser- ino, R. Kohler, R. Scalzo, J- Albert, C. Vogel, D. Paul, R. McCarkle, K. Smith, M- Kesselman, J. Mancini, L Kaplan, D. Loshin, M. Chalu- meau, R. Delavalliere. W. Grifnn, R. Brown, K. Hayf-2S, D. Ciocchi, M. Citron, I- Loveless, E. Brillinger. select musicians . . . first chair orchestra . . . the seventeen perform in school concerts, school functions and before local civic groups Hence Band director, MR FRANK KONNERTH provided opportunity for those interested in modern dance music to practise for enjoyment . . . asked to play for special occasions . . . may festival benefits from fruits of their labor Instrumental Ensemble director, M11 FRANK KONNERTH D. Spottswood, J. Greene, I Carter, D. Loshin, R. Lloyd N. Lampert, N. Van Woert N. Kuritzky, M. Kesselman B. Gordineer, R. Scalzo, C Alfron, A. Sovelove, C. Vogel V. Corozine. M. Silverstein, G. Nolte, G. Brown, S. Gordon, W. Taylor, R. Hutchin- son, R. De la valliere, K. Smith, D. Ciocchi, R. Kohler, J. Mancini, C Vogel. s 7 Fim: Row: B. Barnum, D. Lockwood, N. Lampert, J. Carter, R. Busch, B. Foshay, S. Citron, C. White, L. Squillante. Senomi Row: R. Benjamin, J. Stokes, E. Richardson, M. Pelaia, O. Gallucci, M. Dempsey, J. Valentine, H. Scaramel- lino, D. Colnes, C. Sterns, C. Dingee, R. Scalzo, M. Chalumeau, D. Keating, R. Mazzar, J. Peacock. Third Row: B. Bberle, I. Loveless, B. Wilcox, S. Elroy, V. Hahn, M. Babey, B. Vogel, R. Kohler, M. Gourdine, R. Van Buren, T. Schneider, J. Gathings, L. Rudolph, M. Jamison, A. Forrest, B. Howell, M. Dillon. Fourth Row: W. Smith, M. Silverstein, O. Peterson, W. Buchanan, I. Rosenbaum, D. Ciocchi, J. Andersen, K. Pataki, H. Heinemann. Buys' Ehurus Mixed director, MR H ROBERT ENRIGHT :z'i1'c'cz'01', MR H ROBERT ENRIGHT fine turnout of boys that made this chorus pos- a pleasing synthesis of the girls and boys sible . . . exceptional size of chorus made rendi- choruses . . . effort, hard work rewarded by tion of hxgh-spirited selections possible . . . audiences' applause at spring festivals . . . patri- popular part of assemblies, music festivals otic, spiritual numbers favored by group M. Silverstein, R. Van Buren, C. D. Blank. Second Row: Mr. En- H. Heinemann, W. Buchanan, F. Loubengeiger, C. Gamwell, J. Boniello, R. Eisner. Third Row: O. Peterson, M. Dale, L. Kaplan, J. Albert, J. Garson, D. Ciocchi, R. De La Vallierre, R. Marshall, E. Grossman. ' 76 Fmt Row: W. Smith, R. Kohler, Vogel, B. Golden, S. Moschiano, right, I. Rosenbaum, K. Pataki, Fin! Row: L. Rinaldi, P. Littell, I. Calabrese, E. Mastrianna, J. Greene, B. Martin, D. Spottswood, S. Fullenweider, P. Tracy. Second Row: C. Taylor, B. Serino, E. Hooks, V. Hooks, B. Frances, D. Murdock, C. Tompkins, M. Ross, D. Krug, E. Meilke, N. Hicks, E. Brillinger, C. Dale, J. Lacavera. Third Row: B. Hadden, M. Nardone, R. Dempsey, M. Crawford, W. Daly, S. Steinmetz, N. Moretri, D. Chase, H. Gross, A. Lindroos, M. Lyons, B. Buchanan, J. Carano, I. Schablein, Mr. Enright. Fourth Row: C. Vogel, R. Esner, J. Albert, L. Kaplan, M. Dale, B. Golden, D. Blank, R. Delavallierre. Firrt Row: L. Rinaldi, I. Cala- brese, B. Barnum, N. Lampert, E. Mastrianna, D. Lockwood, R. Busch, B. Foshay, S. Citron, C. White, J. Greene, P. Littell, S. Fullenweider, D. Spottswood, L. Squillante, P. Tracy. Second Row: R. Benjamin, J. Stokes, E. Rich- ardson, J. Valentine, S. Elroy, T. Debroske, J. Carano, V. Hooks, E. Hooks, E. Francis, A. Nacarnu, N. Naylor, Mr. En- right, H. Scaramellino, C. Sterns, D. Colnes, M. Chalumeau, F. Vecchio, R. Scalzo, M. Lyons, A. Lindroos, C. Dingee, J. Schab- lein, C. Dale, E. Brillinger, J. LaCavera, M. Zumbo. Third Row: M. Smith, E. Chadwick, M. Crawford, E. Markham, B. Hadden, M. Ryan, E. Brown, I. Loveless, Y. Astrologo, M. Mark- ham, M. Dempsey, S. Steinmetz, D. Murdock, C. Tompkins, N. Moretri, D. Chase, M. Ross, D. Krug, H. Gross, T. Schneider, R. Goldman, N. Kuritzky, W. Daly, R. Dempsey, M. Jamison, M. Pelaia, O. Gallucci, L. Rudolph. Fourth Row: V. Hahn, B. Eberle, M. Babey, B. Vogel, M. O'Brien, M. Gaurdine, J. Andersen, B. Buchanan, M. Nardone. Girls' lihnrus director, MR. H. ROBERT ENRIGHT met bi-weekly during regular class periods . . . divided into two class groups . . . multi-colored arry of gowns pretty spectacle at february, may festivals . . . especially popular for their rendition of light numbers lihuralaires director, MR H ROBERT ENRIGHT nine talented girls-chosen on competitive basis . . . considered great honor to belong . . . among many engagements this year-part in christmas program . . . singing for d a r, rotary club, at Peekskill hospital and in school concerts A Cappella direcior, NIR H ROBERT ENRIGHT twenty-nine vocalists, singing without musical accompaniment . . . performed for rotary club, at peekskill hospital, in music festivals and caroled in our halls at christmas . . . nine members of group, form- ing vocal octet , rehearsed with students from many other schools . . . took part in december concert at Westchester county center . . . honored nine: ruth busch, jacqueline carter, susan citron, harry heinemann, kerry pataki, leonard kaplan, martin Silverstein, sally steinmetz 78 CHORALAIRES R. Busch, J. Carter, S. Fullen- weider, D. Spottswood, B. Mar- tin, J. Greene, C. White, S. Cit- ron, B. Foshay. A CAPPELLA In Row: C. White, J. Greene, B. Foshay, B. Wilcox, R. Busch, J. Carter, N. Moretti. Qmi Row: T. Schneider, S. Steinmetz, S. Citron, D. Lockwood, B. Eberle, B. Martin, D. Spottswood, S. Fullenweicler, Mr. Enright. 3rd Row: J. Albert, B. Golden, I. Rosenbaum, W. Smith, K. Pat- aki, J. Gathings, H. Heinemann, L. Kaplan. 4222 Row: D. Kohler, R. Esner, M. Silverstein, R. Van Buren, D. Blank. , K...,v-,. X. Q Q H. Keating, R. Mackey, M. Bell, M. Bottas, J. Ryan, M. Obrentz, J. Kelly, W. Peterson, J. Palmer, C. Badger, V. Corozine, G. Dodd, A. Donohue, W. Buchanan, A. Poritzky, W. Grilin, D. Loshin P. Pappas, W. Havard, C. Van Buren, L. Kaplan, M. Scaramellino, G. Martin, A. Strumke, J. Miller, F. Reif, R. Kelly, C. Burgdorf, S. Birbrower, M. Silverstein, N. Corozine, A. Bates, J. Gallaher, W. Warren, J. Layne, M. Lindsey, G. Rinaldi, A. Risoli, W. Strumke, J. Chefalo. Varsity Eluh president, MIKE BOTTAS secretary, JOHN RYAN vice-president, IVIALCOLM DALE neamrer, MELVIN BELL sponsor, Mn MERRITT LINDSEY open to all athletic letter men of p h s . . . purpose-promoting school spirit among members of student body . . . during year organized first get acquaintedv dance . . . sponsored father and son banquet, annual sports frolic, annual spring picnic 1 80 J Betty Anastasi, Mimi Peck, Dolores Bondatti, Mary Zeoli, Miss Snyder, Marie Babey, Virginia Tiso, Mary Pelaia, Joan Valentine. marie, our captain, couldn't be beat for she's a person who's very sweet this gal we liked from the very start because she was pleasing and exceedingly smart mary, the co-captain of our squad did excellent work but thar's not odd always ready to do more than her share when it came to a pal, she was always there our little blonde gal with eyes of blue had plenty of pep, and spirit too joan is the gal were pointing out that she is cute there is no doubt Cheerleaders betty's the shortest of us all but what of that-she was on the ball as a cheerleader betty couldn't be beat as a friend our gal was awfully sweet a happy-go-lucky gal was jen a good cheerleader, a faithful friend as a secretary, she will be grand very efficient, with willing hand a cute little giggle, a gay sweet smile made knowing mimi well worth while a mighty popular and friendly gal to all her friends she was one swell pal a contagious smile, a witty joke made our dolores liked by all the folk ready and willing to cheer anytime that's why we considered her so fine ginny was known for her artistic air for pep and friendship she also had a Hair in her chosen field she's sure to succeed a friend like her was a friend indeed a hi and hello for everyone made concetta a pile of fun a gal with spirit and jokes to spare a real cute cheerleader without a care one of our juniors is known as grace always a cheerful smile on her face a friend of all in every way a pleasure to know her more each day l ,LQ-, :Tw 'e ,g Q rf ,, ,jig is 7 5 Q .filefxl affair 'V ' 2- ' Wm , A .x ,,.,,,, , ,zgftf a .,,.. , ....5,,i at , aj ,fx A Q g'a:,,:22,aj'i .., . ,, Q 1' ,- b Wir j-Q, tba? Varsity Pnuthall Schedule roosevelt scarsdale portchester washington irving north tarrytown hastings edison tech ossining phs 13 0 13 21 7 14 34 7 0PP 18 20 0 7 14 12 19 6 :VN , . J ' ' 'f .--10:-: sa ye. -swE5Qer:?s:,.-of-, We 5.,,f , Q - -. , , .. A ., .... ..,, 7' ,f we .Wax , 'ff -rff., A M A. .111 ' . - an . ., f .. '- gf s n-fzwgafgfz, ' F .-. ...-2:5 r . so vs' sg- w e . are z 4 tw was ffsixxe , A f 'X i r ws f.:-I . .r .4..-. Xie-s 1' 5 Qeylffl ' -4 Q t '- y ' P ' V ' wil l ' 7. W : E :f+:-.. ..f' K ' . f 'f W-Z9 -. - 3591 3 new ev ' .,.. ' i 4 gywfig g.: -' f a ,rig if ,-.2. ,,:3, :o r A Varsit lfnnthall coaches, MR JOHN DEVINS MR MICHAEL COMCOWICH devils drove to hudson river league champion- ship . . . first win by red devils since start of league five years ago . . . picked up after dropping first two games to drop only one more game, to north tarrytown in closing minutes . . . ended season in blaze of glory . . . defeated ancient rival 7-6 . . . outstanding players gene lois, ernilio pimienta chosen for hudson river league all-star team . . . lois given honorable mention on all- county team . . . IJ! Row: P. Jones, E. Pimienta, I. Kelly, J. Dvozenja, B. Volpe, M. Obrentz, J. Rinaldi, E. Lois, J. Enterlein, M. Bottas, J. Chefalo. 2nd Row: C. Mekeel, C. Badger, J. Horton, C. Bergdorf, I. Napolitano, K. Fowler, J. Layne, W. Warren, C. Blythe, W. Sttumke, A. Strurnke, G. Wood, G. Martin. 3rd Row: Mr. Devins, R. Bazzuto, A. Bates, N. Corozine, I. Gallaher, J. Pulice, F. Loubengeiger, A. Risoli, J. Miller, A. Donahue, R. Cole, R. Kelly, W. Griffin, T. Hughes, E. DeChristopher, M. Ahearn. In Row: Mr. Peterson, A. Strumke, E. Pimienta, M. Bottas, W, Strumke, C. Moshier, R. Mackey. 2nd Row: J. Enterlein, R. Conklin, L. Kaplan, C. Badger, A. Poritzky, D. Lemak, S. Birbrower. Varsity Basketball A Varsity Basketball Scores sacred heart wappingers falls ossining north tarrytown hendrick hudson new york school f Wappingers falls sacred heart hastings or deaf new york school for deaf Washington irving ossining north tarrytown commerce hendrick hudson hastings commerce washington irving phs opp 54 39 67 56 45 47 65 55 62 43 52 28 S4 44 60 57 43 53 52 S3 51 49 50 39 55 61 77 76 48 40 53 51 60 56 55 66 coach, MR GEORGE PETERSON successful season though no hudson river title this year . . . charlie badger top goal setter with 305 points total for 16.9 average . . . sandy poritzky second in line with 12.2 average . . . captained by mike hottas First Row: P. Lewis, F. DeRonda, J. Garret, J. Walsh, B. Carbdne, I. Gallaher, W. Brown. Second Row: A. Seger, R. Wilson, N. Corozine, A. Perrillo, V. DiDonato, J. Lynch, A. Smith, R. Lounsbury, D. Gagliardi, Mr. Comcowich. Third Row: Mr. Buckton, K. Rohl, J. Stuck, G. Coffey, B. Rizzuto, J. Coons, W. Groom, W. Lawrence, H. Smith. f .Iuninr Varsity Schedule p h s ossining O hendrick hudson 0 lincolndale 12 washington irving O north tarrytown 12 pleasantville 12 childrents village O .Iuniur Varsity Fnethall coaches MR LEONARD BUCKTON MR MICHAEL COMCONVICH finished 'Hfty-two season with three wins, three losses, one tie . . . team worked hard without much recognition . . . this year's jayvees make next year's varsity .Iunier Varsity Basketball coach, MR MERRITT LINDSEY one of best teams in history of PHS junior varsity sports . . . twelve game-winning streak - only two losses . . . charlie burgdorf high scorer with 184 point total R Firrt ow: J. Pappas, S. Piamonti, R. Gambino, J. Pulice, J. Chefalo, G. Korn, J. Mowbray, A. Smith, E. DeChristopher, J. Smith, C. Burgdorf. Second Row: Mr. Lindsey, R. Brown. .Iuniur Varsity Srures phs Opp sacred heart 55 27 wappingers falls 45 27 ossining 40 3 1 43 41 29 30 north tarrytown hendrick hudson new york school for deaf 3 9 24 wappingers falls 57 41 sacred heart 5 3 3 7 hastings 45 3 0 new york school for deaf 49 45 washington irving 52 46 ossining 3 7 29 north tarrytown 47 4 1 commerce 3 7 29 hendrick hudson 41 3 5 hastings 5 O 3 5 commerce 46 3 3 washington irving 44 46 -84 OPP 28 0 0 54 6 O 53 In Row: D. Hickey, R. Ianarella, M. Dale, J. Ryan, W. Havard, P. Pappas, W. Bauer, W. Buchan- an. Zml Row! J. Hennessey, I. Lynch, J. Travis, A. Krug, I. Sullivan, R. Vitolo, T. Moynahan. 3rd Row: D. Horton, P. Rasbeck, G. Lewis, J. Hynes, P. Garson, G. Segre, R. Wilson, R. MacArdle, Mr. Levy. Swimming COHCZJ, MR HOWARD LEVY tankmen captured mythical county public high school championship for second con- secutive year . . . undefeated in state public school competition . . . third place in irst invitational tournament at p ln s Swimming Stores nyack greenwich spring 'valley White plains new rochelle gorton horace mann hackley trinity pawling marmaroneck nyack pma First Row: A. Poritzky, L. Kaplan, W. Ellis. Second Row: E. Lichtenstein, C. Van Buren, Mr. Buck- ton, M. Silverstein, D. Loshin. Tennis Track Team coach, MR LEONARD BUCKTON coach, MR GEORGE PETERSON finished third in hudson river league . . . season won walsh memorial trophy for third consecu- completed with Hve wins, six losses, one tie . . . tive year. . . placed fourth in hudson river league alert net play, well-placed drives, smashing serves at depew park, sixth in section relays at new by junior players gave future cup hopes rochelle . . . weak in spring division, strong in distance department lit Row: I.. Smith, R. Amory, A. Bates, R. Ianarella, T. Tinsley. 27211: Row: R. Peterson, T. Hughes, R. Gage, R. Adams, R. Pugsley, R. Shields, M. Bell, W. Groom, B. Volpe. 3rd Row: R. Kelly, A. Bonavita, J. Gamwell, J. Evans, A. Simmonds, W. Brown, R. Simmonds, R. Stokes. 4th Row: D. Colin, G. Dodd, W. Lawrence, I. Enterlein, Mr. Peterson. 86 Row 1: R. Conklin, R. Pelaia, R. Tompkins, K. Bell, A. Strumke, M. Bottas, E. Conklin. Row 2: B. Griffin, G. Smith, V. Corozine, F. Boniello, M. Scarrnellino, J. Miller, G. Wood, C. Burgdorf, Mr. LeBoeuf. Row 3: G. Lois, J. Layne. Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Baseball couch, MR JOHN LE BOEUF coach, MR MERRITT LINDSEY team with spirit . . . eleven wins, four losses, one outstanding record - ten wins, one loss to tie recorded by 'fifty-two team . . . three defeats ossining . . . team consisted mainly of freshmen, by hudson river league opponents ended chance sophomores . . . good pitching staff made up of for h r l title . . . richard conklin pitched no-hitter chester moshier, edward de christopher, jerry man- against cadets in seasonis opener . . . coach le cini, john smith . . . hitting department high- boeuf, resigning at season's end, lauded team as lighted by Stewart lDifbf0WC1', guido fimldi one of finest competitive teams he ever coached Ir! Row: John Napolitano, G. Agosta, Chester Moshier, H. McKinney, G. Korn, B. Hayes, A. Seger, Mr. Lindsey. Qmi Row: D. Esner, D. Gambino, G. Rinaldi, J, Boniello, G. Martin, G. Coffey, N. Corozine, J. Mancini. 3rd Row: J. Smith, S. Birbrower, J. Dvozenja, E. DeChristooher. 87 Left to right: Victoryg Tense finaleg Breatherg Musical run-ong Play-oifg In the beginning 88 FRIENDS Left to right: Sweater galg Beauty and the bestg At your service g Y. W. backdtopg Gemnig The Great Evansg Posingg Time outg Meeting please come to otderng Stout hearted mang Claw sterg Llama posesg Thete's our man . 90 JAcK's STATIONERY and LUGGAGE SHOP 830 SOUTH STREET FOSTER'S BOYS and MENS SHOP 9 BANK ST., PEEKSKILL, N. Y. PARK MOTORS 1335 PARK STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Comjzlizzzezzzx of BARD'S DINER CROMPOND RD. and LEXINGTON AVE. Complimefzff of PEEMOLLERS DELICATESSEN 523 HIGHLAND AVE., PEEKSKILL GREENE'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE 8: RESTAURANT Specializing in Soznlaewz Cooking 1100 PARK STREET, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 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C'0772Z7lf77Z67Zf.f of RIZZUTO MOTOR CO. - i 41 I 1 n Congmrzzlazfions ami Best Wisbes to the CLASS OF 1953 KENNETH G. .KATZ Life Imzmmce - Real Estate - General Immzmce Business Phone 7-0021 -Residence 7-0252 108 NORTH DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. We, the people of the United Nations, determined to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind, and to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person . . . do hereby establish an international organization to be known as the UNITED NATIONS. LEVIQNSOINI 81 PEIFFER 92 Cozfzfllimexzly Of LARRY'S BAKERY 650 WASHINGTON STREET Bari IlVi.rbe.r from N. DAIN'S SONS CO. Complimenlf of MR. and MRS. MAURICE B. AFFRON PEOPLE'S Savings and Loan Association 910 MAIN STREET Near City Hall B Sc F FURNITURE CO., Inc. Fnrzzilzlre - Bedding - Floor Covering Elertriml Applimzrex 9 24 MAIN STREET A N T 0 1 N E MEL'S GENERAL STORE The Home of Beazzzy M10 SO1?gEI.Iig?qIPIIui?ICl3IlTIYETREET 739 SOUTH STREET PE 7-3392 MELBA CURCIO, P1'0I17'i6l01' LAKE MOTORS C07Zg7'61lZlldli0l7J' from Demm - Pllmolnl PEEKSKILL ELECTRIC CO. I J J Lirezued Eleflriml C0.1zlmrf0r.f 1600 MAIN STREET PE 7-1508 PE 7-5055 Conzpliwefzlf of H. KAUFMAN AUTO PARTS Corzzplimefztf of FRED C. ROBINSON PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Complimefzlf of HOEE-MART RADIO 81 TELEVISION 1 UNION AVENUE Bef! 1176691 THE CHILDREN'S CORNER BANK AND PARK STS., PEEKSKILL, N. Y. C07lZpli77Z67ll.I' of SIOLES SWEET SHOPPE SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 908 MAIN ST., PEEKSKILL, N. Y. K Phone PE 7-2891 Complimezzlf of V 81 G OIL 81 SERVICE CORP. 512 WASHINGTON ST., PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Complimezzlf of MR. and MRS. BEN PORITZKY ROSOFFS MEN AND BOYS WEAR 985 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Complimefzff of WINDSOR DRESS SHOP 900 SOUTH STREET OLSON'S HOME APPLIANCES, RADIO SERVICE 942 MAIN ST., PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Cofrzplifzzefztf of INTER-STATE AUTO PARTS CO. 1520 PARK STREET, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. I 95 ENJOY Manufactured in PEEKSKILL For over 65 years C om plim em!! Of BUSY CORNER DRUG STORE PEEKSKILL, N. Y. For the BEST in Laundering and Dry Cleaning Call PEEKSKILL LAUNDRY SERVICE, Inc. 1596 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone PEekskiI1 7-1055 PEEKSKILL CITY CENTER Bowling and Lzmrbeofzetie 224 WASHINGTON STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. RUDOLPH BEAUTY SHOP IOIOVZ PARK STREET, PEEKSKILL PE 7-0761 MODERN BAKERY KISSLINGER 84 KLARL, Pr0p.r. 933 SOUTH STREET PE 7-0822 C0l1If7lf1176IIl.1' of WARD'S HOSIERY SHOP 44 NORTH DIVISION STREET JOE'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP 121 NORTH DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. C0IllLl7lfl?Z6lIl.1' of WOODELL'S 1006 PARK STREET, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. PEEKSKILL FUR SHOP 212 NORTH DIVISION STREET PE 7-2553 Designed, Engraved and Printed by ROBERT W. KELLY PUBLISHING CORP. New York Ciiy Corrzplinzezzfx of MOORE'S QUALITY MARKET 420 WASHINGTON STREET MARKOFF'S Shoe Outfltters to P. H. S. Since 1925 OREGON SHOE REPAIR 81 DRY CLEANING QNext to Oregon Irmj' PUTNAM VALLEY, N. Y. KEP'S MARKET Fmzry Mean and G71'ore1'ieJ 1111 PARK ST. Phone PE 7-4119 OWENS FEED STORE Seeds, Feed, Grain, Hay, Slmw and Fertilizer 907 MAIN STREET, PEEKSKILL, N. Y. SANDY MOTORS J U L I O ' S Fruit and Vegetable Market IRVING CLEANERS 231 NORTH DIVISION STREET Covzplimezzif of MR. and MRS. PAUL CITRON Complimefzzff of RICHARD FAULKNER and RICHARD FAULKNER, BELL OEEICE EQUIPMENT CO. The Typewriler Shop 916 MAIN ST. PE 7-3242 SKOLSKY'S Peekski1l's Leading Store 6 NORTH DIVISION STREET Complimefztf of MILANDA BEAUTY SALON 836 SOUTH STREET PE 7-0150 95 -- 1 --1 - C 0 72 gfwzzl ati om CLASS OE 1953 SCOTT PHOTOGRAPHY 810 SOUTH STREET PEEKSKILL, N- Y- Phone 7-2758 . T 1 C 4? QQ' . T ,O, 1153 m O ,,W X , ,4 C f AND DONT FORGET Seniors appearing in yearbooks photographed by SCOTT, will be entitled to a discount in the future on all photographic work, including Wedding I Portraits and Candids. 96 The New 1953 PACKARD 4 ,L g ' QQ ': : 'f:T f'i:I1 :1' 1 51 52325 W eggs , ,5gq1g1:1gf:r-1.355 'I -21 - ' '-'- 7 '1'2'f:Y:3:T:-:-rt-.-..-. , N-1--.::5g'4 -4.,-., 'W-W3v ' .-:-235-i:l:2:1 ,s'1. I I , ,. .,.,-. -5 .. ,.,.. ,.::.9451315' 'A .- neiixzcr, I al .,-,. .5 C 0 HZ F 11772671 jj 0 ' -E F2 fi? ' ' IQ-f Z: 'Z5' -J , ' wr! ,.,,. . BUCHANAN GARAGE Inc. 7 PISANI BROTHERS Men'5 Clothing - Shoes for the Family 32 NORTH DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. C om plimenzf Of THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 97 C om plimentf Of E 'CHURCH OF THE Meet Me At The Marathon ASSUMPTION 824 SOUTH STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. ARTHUR WEEKS jeweler Established 1896 Gorham Sterling - Towle Sterling SILVERMAN FURNITURE CO. 942 Cor. South and Division Street PEEKSKU-L, N- Y- The Home of the Finest Pliekskill 10505 House Furnishings 911 MAIN STREET Phone PEelcskill 7-0206 98 Bef! Wixbex to THE CLASS OF 1953 JAMES 1. VAUGHEY, Inc. C on gfatzzlati om to the CLASS OF 1953 EMMADINE F ARMS, Inc PEEKSKILI., N. Y. 821825 SOUTH STREET Dairy Producff and Ire Cream PEEKSKILL, N. Y. C 0 n gram! atio nf DE CHRISTOPHI-3R'S PHARMACY Wbe1'e Pharmacy If a Pmfeffionn PEEKSKILI., N. Y. Telephone PEekski1l 7-2327 In Peekskill - It's BERRY'S for 1170171 e1z'.f Apparel Telephone 7-0141 28 N. DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Camplimefztf of M 81 G LUMBER CO 1701-O3 MAIN STREET Phone PEekskil1 7-0553 M. MILLER, Prep. Complimentf of CORTLAND STONE CORP. 1000 NORTH DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Complimefzzff of INTERCHEMICAL ' CORPORATION Coated Produrtf Dizzifion Nick and Pete's KNOTTY PINE REST I nzliarz-A122e1'iral2 F 00151 Pizza Pie: Italian Foodg Our Specialty Proprietor: CHICK P. PALMIOTTO 7 NELSON AVENUE PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone PEekski1l 7-9684 100 V. E. KOHLER DUNLAP'S MUSIC STORE, Inc. Plumbing and Heating 1 0 1 1 PARK STREET j PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Piazza! - Mzzfir - Recawif 1004 CORTLANDT STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Pfieekskill 7-0365 Plfekskill 7-0489 C0777if7Zi77Z6'72lJ' Complimenif Of CREED BROTHERS of LUMBER COMPANY It J. NEWBERRY CO 101 Compliments Of THE EMBO SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE FORD CARS AND TRUCKS PEEKSKILL FORD MOTORS, Inc. Q A PARK AND CHARLES STREETS PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Tel. PEek5ki11 7-1112 FORD PARTS AND SERVICE B eff Wiyb ex BRUCE ADAMS PUTNAM VALLEY Complimefzff of PETTIT'S AUTO SERVICE X f f , ' ' , ,:.,,lg,4'fl3', A 1 X 1 im: .,,. Q 'Aww vszoun-A-g,.Lusa1cArvnN 1. .X A - , ll I I I I I. g 1 5 5 llllllt W A E lilwlll i, - 15- A' . A . . ,555 ,. 7 1, 'ff 51 :N , 5 ML? . , N , X N ' sg' ,S 1561 PARK STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone PEekski1l 7-4220 102 C om plimentf Uf PEEKSKILL FOOD CENTER WILLIAM DONOVAN, Inc. Plumbing - Healing 1017 PARK STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone PEL-Ekskill 7-0036 CROMPOND BUILDER SUPPLY Co., Inc. CROMPOND ROAD Phone: PEekskill 7-2352 HORTON,S FEED STORE 8-10 NELSON AVENUE PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 3 2 1 compzfmem of Yam- Friend LEON STEINACKER Dodge - Pzymmb - Dodge T f-1f fm LEON'S GARAGE 419 WASHINGTON STREET Phone 7-0304 C om plimentf ,Of IOHN R. JONES B en' Wifb ey BAXTER,S PHARMACY 318 HIGHLAND AVENUE GENE'S ARMY AND NAVY STORE ff A , f W ' X X, I Sr I A g ' Nwwmw wmxxwfg, ,xQN?w ZW? Q Y eww Lrqawv., A Q-Ialglfsifwf2'-iff :W w.,v-,ww -I X -M ,I-Y r I, A A iw I I, - x S -eggygz,-'v' QU .. - IQ 'fa gy-if Q4 if . ASFS. 'f V' H 1 ' f I I 2 , , Vim J E - w Xi- , . , .:. .,4-nw ---, ne, - ,1:::. M- 2 W01'k Clarke: - Sportf Wenf' 0 NORTH DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILI., N4 Y. 1 O4 Q I E. W. PETERSON Aufomotive Egzzipmefzl P!I1'lJ' and Aecefforief 612 SOUTH STREET PEEKSKILI., N. Y. HORTON'S ICE CREAM Pledge of Qualify We pledge that I-Iorton's Ice Cream is of the Hnest quality, and is made under the most modern conditions. Today, as in all the years since 1851, only the purest ingredients go into Horton's Ice Cream-real rich cream, sugar, and the Hnest nuts, fresh fruits and flavors. Ezferylwefy Lover H0l'f07Z,I Ice Cremfz Needless To Pay More Risky To Pay Less SEARS ROEBUCK 8: CO. BARGER5 1055 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone PEe-kskill 7-1033 CREDIT jEWELERS 914 SOUTH STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Hezppineu Dimnondf Gorham Szferlifzg Hezmiltozz Watcher Fine jewelry and China --I WEST CHESTER and CONNECTICUT Peel-:skill's Largest Department Store Salutes This Year's Graduating Class. it Our Hopes for a World of Peace and Plenty are in Your Hands. it We Always Have Time to Be Friendly 106 PEEKSKILL 954 MAIN sTREET VWEW Staff PEEKSKILL, N. Y. 33-35 NORTH DIVISION Everything Photographic HIGHLAND BROADCASTNG CORP. as I Q WLNA Westehester's Most Powerful Station Welcomes the Class of 1953 May you create much good news for our broadcasts 107 C on gmtulationy Z0 the CLASS OF 1953 512 T VAN -CORTLAN DT DAIRY PEEKSKILL, NEW YORK Tel. PE 7-2100 - OS 2-1260 CONGRATULATIQNS TO THE CLASS OE 1953 LOCKWOOD MOTORS INC. 17 NORTH BROAD STREET W. M. LOCKWOOD, Prefidem Your Dealer for PONTIAC - CADILLAC - GMC TRUCKS 108 Mr. Spudnut HEAD of the CLASS , jf 2, C07Zgl'cIflll!lfi0l7J' ' Q. ,. S HQ? Q 0 ex 4- from Q fl Peekskill Council No. 462 in Digestibility! in Quick Energy! in Goodness! KN IGHTS OF COLUMBUS AMERICAS FINEST FOOD CONFECTION TAKE A DOZEN HOME TODAY SPUDNUTS SPUDNUT SHOP soo SOUTH STREET C om plimenty I of PEEKSKILL DENTAL SOCIETY 109 ni 1 1 1 1 I F - Camplinzefztf of THE OSCAR FISHER CO., Inc. Manufacturers of Phozfogwzphif and Chemical Proreffing Equipment 1000 NO. DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILI., N. Y. C on gmtzzlfziiom from Qc , QQ, ,4..i..,i Yr ,AQ is , , Voughts' Furniture Store 948 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILI., N. Y. Phone PEekskill 7-1619 Sincefe C om plimentr from THE EDNALITE OPTICAL . COMPANY, Inc. PeekskiI1's Contribution to the Science of Precision Optics and Optical Instruments C om plimerzlr Uf STANDARD BRANDS INCORPORATED 11 mp ,JK 5, xx , I ,J it , 11-1 5: -: I fri nv , . ' -T--.Rm-1-Sf.:,.,...mu-...I, ,u a 4f ifif-xE'2mi.:3:h:.. .:fi :' . 441 ...wr-V1 aww- . fha.,-... ..---- ,. -. .: .. N... H . . , .1-5.5.4Q-.,5.,i,,-.,-3.1: 11? I-..N,-,.mw1.-. -- 1, .11 MV.,-1 -,. -m - 1 f -2- '14 ' I F. .M , f gwnrmwv- E?'H5'?5i.f 'N . G u ' riff 1 .. I -P ' . c. 1. . I -, - -WW E -sf' - A .iv , .. ' .. 1- ' -,a.L.f'w g 2 M ' ' f-'P-'A 'KMA ,,few I . . SORRENTO HOTEL Italian Reftaarafzt and Pizzeria OPP. N. Y. C. DEPOT PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone PEekskil1 7-2624 OREGON HARDWARE 8: BUILDING SUPPLIES Hardware - Paint! - H owe Furnifloingf Garden Szzpplief OREGON CORNERS PUTNAM VALLEY, N. Y. HAROLD E. OSBORNE YOUR S TUDEBAKER DEALER 1505 MAIN STREET A 35 2? .f EST' f 4 r . . ' W .,