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

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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.

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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.

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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