Pleasantville High School - Green Quill Yearbook (Pleasantville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

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I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. Walden Henry David Thoreau YVe are such stuff as dreams are made on, And our little life is rounded with a sleep. The Tempest. Act III, Sc. 2. I'Villiam Shakespeare Into each life a little rain must fall, Some days must be dark and dreary. The Rainy Day Henry Mfadsworth Longfellow There is nothing more tragic in life than the utter impossibility of changing what you have done. justice. Act II. John Galsworthy Shadow and sun-so too our lives are made- Here learn how great the sun, how small the shade! For Sundialsn Richard Le Gallienne Nothing seems so tragic to one who is old as the death of one who is young, and this alone proves that life is a good thing. The Portrait of Tiero Zoe Akins Page 4 No man is an Iland, intire of itselfeg Every man is a peece of the continent, a part of the maineg . . . Any manls death diminishes me, because I am involved in Mankindeg And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls: It tolls for thee. Devotions. XVII. john Donne Out, out brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, That struts' and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more. Zllacbeth. Act V, Sc.5. William. Shakespeare Look to this Day! . . . For yesterday is but a Dream, And Tomorrow is only a Vision. The Salutation of the Dawn. The Sanskrit. Authorship Unknown The I'Voods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Robert Frost In small proportions we just-beauty see, And in small measures life may perfect be. The Noble Nature Ben Jonson DEDICATION N H Of all the faculty, you particularly have endeared yourself to us by your sympathetic and good-natured approach to our problems, both personal and acad- emic. You have frequently regaled us with tales of far-flung military exploits which have enlivened your lessons. Many a class discussion has assumed a more colorful aspect when viewed against a ski slope. Your friendliness prompts us to address this dedication to you informally. But the manner should not obscure the sincere affection and grat- itude we feel for you- Page 5 GEORGE DAVIS MR. HAROLD DAVEY MR. MARTIN O'NElL Superintendent of Schools Director of Instruction Correlating the school system with the community are David Parker. Presidentg Harlan Thompson is the Board of Education. The Board Members Vice-Presidenlg Mrs. Beach Conger, George King and Victor Mishaw. Page 6 X Greeti ff 4 I n fl' RCM Va- fi- PLEASANTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Pleqsanlville, New York NMMD C Mmuuuznmwm Omoo of thu Principal To the Class o f 1961. ngs : Yours is t State re he first class whose members must meet the stiffened quirements for high school graduates. Yours is the cl members were full participants in Ogeratlon Upgrade S School. You are living proof of a fact no and willing for the challenges a Fo tin I ass whos at Plea w establ nd per l r the QS whe e santvllle High lshed: Youth ls ready p exltles of the Sixties. past five centuries the 'kixtiesn have been crucial n courageous leaders have pointed the way for other men to follow. In 1565 Spanish explorers staked out the first clty ln North America. It still stands. A century or so later, tired of Roundheads a the Commonwealth, our cultural ancestors ln England restored the Crown - and now it reigns. Americans a century later resented Taxation without Representation: farseeing leaders of that day rejected the principle and lt stands rejected. ,':' Differences within our national boundaries in the last century brought Americans into a conflict in the sixties: resolved, it established firmly the federal union, but left a score of problems unsolved. Before the sixties of the present century end, your judgment will be significant in continuing the search for peaceful solutions to these problems and the newer ones of International scope. In your generation lie our hopes, perhaps our way of life. May you be equal to the challenges of the sixties in this century! Sincerely, cC:emj he We amaze C. hcCreary Principal 1 PGQ9 7 .af ANTHONY SABELLA Administrative Assistant Social Studies Y'VII.I.IAM LUND Co-ordinator of English English THORIAS TILESTON Supervisor of the Language Dept. French CHARLES BEATTIE Foo Org Phys Ed, Health tball, Baseball, P IRYVIN BI'rrER GERARD BOMEARDIER Shop, Science French HP Projection Crew, French Club Radio Club OSCAR FossUM KATHLEEN FREDERICK HELENE GAHLEN Social Studies English German, Spanish an Club, Assembly Monitor System Coun.cil RUTH HAACK Social Studies HERMAN HALL EDWIN HEIDEMAN Guidance Director Science Student Government, Tri Hi Y ALBERT BURKE GEORGE COOK GEORGE DAv1s MARY EGAN OBED ELY Driver Education Commerce Social. Studies French Mathematics Student Court, GO Sr. Class Adviser, Ski Tri Hi Y GO Auditor, Jr. Class Club Adviser LEsL1E GARRISON RUTH GEREMIA GARY GILMORE JEAN GoonMAN THERESAK GRILLO Organ Instruction. Phys Ed Mathematics English English Organ Club Intramurals Football, Tennis Literary Magazine Jr. Rer Cross, NHS Tri Hi Y Freshman Class Adviser PR1scu.L.A HENREN DOROTHY HOGUE JOHN HoosE -IEANETTE KIEFER ROBERT KOHN English Guidance Science Librarian Drama, Speech Future Teachers' Club Tri Hi Y Library Club Th6SDiaI1 Society Page 9 PETER KURACHEK ELLEN Locxwoon VVILBUR LOCKWVOOD NIIRA LOMONT JEAN BIACFARLANE Phys Ed, Athletic Instrumental Music Band, Orchestra Latin, French English Director Mfind Ensemble Jr. Class-ical League Green Lantern Football, Basketball Chess Club Golf, Varsity Club LEON NETTLETON ALICE NULTY SALVATORE PARATORE ALBERT ROTHFUSS ELIZABETH SCHAEFER Social Studies Commerce Mathematics Mathematics 'Guidance Fencing GO Central Treas Basketball Math Club Commercial Club NIARION STALLXVOOD HEI,EN STEINMETZ LUBOR STEJSKAL ANN SUMMA THEODORE TELLSTROM Phys Ed, Health Nurse, Attendance Social Studies English Chorus Leaders' Club Officer Student Court Tri Hi Y Male Chorus Cheerleading Future Nurses' Club Page 10 Intramurals DOROTHY MAROTFA JAMES NICLOUGHLIN GEORGE NAZARUK Homemaking Science Art Handicraft Club Basketball, Student Art Club Court NANCY SHUSTER HENRX' SoLAzzo GERALD SOLIN French Mech Drawing Mathematics Driver Ed Clean-up Committee HERINIAN XVITTERN CHARLES WRIGHT EVELYN YVRIGHT English Science Science Green Quill Page 1 1 I Secretaries-Mary Jungman, Main Of- ficeg jean Truax, Guidance Office Kitchen Staff-Virginia Ward, Nellie Haviland, Felicia Zweifel, Alice NVay, Josephine Pichiarallo Janitors-Bobby Jones, Carl Cruse, Richard Storey IN MEMORIAM ESTHER ELIZABETH PIERCE September 26, 1902-june 10, 1960 Teacher of Mathematics 1943-1960 It may be so with us, that in the dark, When we have done with Time and wander Space, Some meeting of the blind may strike a spark, And to Death's empty mansion give a grace. It may be, that the loosened soul may find Some new delight of living without limbs, Bodiless joy of Flesh-untrammeled mind, Peace like a sky where starlike spirit swims. It may be, that the million cells of sense, Loosed from their seventy years' adhesion, pass Each to some joy of changed experience, Mfeight in the earth or glory in the grassg It may be that we ceaseg we cannot tell. Even if we cease life is a miracle. Sonnet John Masefield Page 12 Q , E fs' Hi Z E 'HN is X X w X X X X IL X XXXXSH if k in ..sm-NX ,,. :Tr ' we mmmmmf Mf557Vii?W KAW - WMMXXXXXXQ1, . . .. kkk. :kg e, the Class of 1961, have come a long way since we started school thirteen years ago. But every one of those years was more exciting than the one before it, for as we grew from kindergarten babies to high school seniors, we learned that most of the fun of growing up had been getting to know each other and learning to work together as a class. None of us can ever for- get those first awkward days. For example: emember: Miss Bixby . . . t0lD-tO1HS and triangles . . . Show and Tell . . . rest-hour mats . . . Dick, Jane, Spot, and Puff . . . Mrs. Tusler's big doll house . . . Think and Do books . . . Mrs. Furcht's multiplica- tion tables . . . Miss Luedke's wedding-Roger was the first to kiss the bride! . . . Reynold's one-room school house . . . Billy Brundage's finger in the dyke . . . Band on the stage . . . Miss Lammers ' . . . Feeding time at the zoo . . . Charlotte's Web . . . the Hall Ta- ble . . . just one school bus . . . coat closets . . . the old St. Thomas School . . . the basement dungeon with the built-in swimming pool . . . Red 1 rover, red rover, let Dickie come over! . . . making ash- trays for Mr. Pratt . . . penmanship class . . . jungle gym gangs . tlge Hallo- ween Parade . . . Funiculi, Funicula . . . remedial read- ing. . . deadwood and pod- ado chips . . . Philadelphia Kickball . . . Abra- ham L i n c ol n 's Birthday Party . . . hopscotch . . . snow- ball fights . . . class mothers . . . Hansel and Gretel . . . friend ship rings . . . the Yankees vs. the Rebels . . . Miss Mich- ael- son's high heels. . . Miss Mangan and Mr. Dark . . . when Patty Curly's hair caught fire . . . trips to the library . . . Sticks and stones may break my bones . . . playing Hide and Seek on rainy days . . . Huckle-Buckle Beanstalk . . . the Roselle Avenue Carnival . . . popsicles . . . Guten Morgen, Fraulein Adler . . . birthday parties . . . when Miss Burns became Mrs. Hart . . . chain letters . . . the Good Humor man . . . the Dawson Drag . . . Susie Washburn's pigtails . . . the Memorial Day Parade . . . Santa Claus . . . Brownie meetings . . . lunch hour games . . . Little League football . . . Cub Scouts . . . music class . . . Remember all that? ,XF nd now we were all grown up and very proud of it. W'e had graduated to bigger things, and to make it even more fun, there were brand new junior high schools in Pleasantville and Armonk. Don't you remember: Mrs. Jones' pearls . . . Mr. Engel . . . girls' shop and boys' home ec . . . Chair Committee . . . Mrs. Erda's Dance Club . . . skipping stairs . . . Holly's and fAlan's parties . . . substitute teachers . . . Mrs. Hassel- bauer's wallet col- lection . . . intra- mural soccer in the mud . . . and Prudence . . . Patience Mr. Sonberg's gorgeous blush . . . how Mrs. Hyde spied for the 72 surprise party . . . Mrs. Oak- ley's coiffure . . . safety patrols fticket-happyP??j . . . Doc's green pants . . . the lunch-hour segre- gation of boys and girls . . . Fez Parker . . . yah, hoo-yah-yah-Swiftly tumbling water pork chop passes . . . Ah-hoo-yah, hoo- . Mr. Coodman's door slam . . . the 3:21 science club . . . Keep-Away' '... Judy Johnson s home ec slumber party . . . Miss Spafford's Afri- can rituals and clicks . . . cheer leading try-Outs . . . Cute and PCPPYH . . Correlated projects . . . The Cannibal King!! . . . 8' versus 82 . . . the undefeated Warriors . . . the Off-Beats . . . Drmtels Inferno tossing peo ple up in blan- kets . . . Jump For George . . . A1an's intercom . . . ivy league pants and crew cut grease . . . Patience, Pa- tience, Patience . . . ton by night . . . the twenty lovesick maidens . . . Mfashing- Smile when you say Pennsylvania!!! . . . Come Go With Me , . . sleepy Howard . . . Hot Shoppes fand paper bags on the busllj , . . lunches on the Mall . . . pickled babies . . . the Darts and the Tweenies . . . cham- pagne dances . . . black chinos and middy blouses. . . Armonk's good old Mr. Friedman . . . new green gym suits . . . Uncle Harold Crittenden . . . spin the bottle . . . the graduation dance . . . farewell to Bobbie Nance - F- Q f ggi. -... jean, Billy, Becky, Tony , Dick, Tom, Holly, Jim, Bonnie, he big day finally arrived-our first day of high school! That day and all the ones that followed are times that we'll never forget. Can you remember back to: Great Expectations fthey certainly were!! . . . visiting the United Nations .. . the Dailv News Building . . . parliamentary procedure gym at the junior high Freshman si dues . . . our first formal . . . watching the voters with Mr. Net . . . the t t new f' kids lfhornwood and Armonk Hound Dog biolo gy noteb -siisi ooks rush parties All I Have to Do is Drea m plpp hic, haec, hoc . .. inductions .. . copious notes in Worl d Hi story . . . General Mills Mrs. Lomont's translation boiler roo m . . . Mr. Kirnard's ketchup joke . . . the Frosh Frolic' . . . Christmas vacation . . . snow days ! ! ! . . .our first term papers . . . JV sports . . . health -first aid-plastic bottles tE1vis NewiYear's Eve Stardust Serenade beat Rye! . . . the Pleasantville Pool . . . big name buttons . . . Mr. Honig's tie . . . short skirts and continental pants . . . Clean-Up Committee .. . riding the gar- bage trucks .. . cake sales and bottle drives . . . knitting socks and sweaters . . . Junior girls and Senior boys bringing in the carriage for the Junior Prom Mr. Davis' broken leg Starstruck Lake Tiorati . . . Senior girls and Ju S nior boys . . . O Pleasantville, O Pleasantville, Our alma ma- ter true . . . Bobby's Junior Prom open house PSAT's,i Merits,'Regents Scholarship E xams . . . the Holly and St. Nicholas Balls . . . being sweet sixteen . . . driver's license and first solo run . . . jones' Beach . . . Terribly neat . . . making National Honor Society . . . Mr. Hoose's con- federate homeroom . . . meetings, meetings, always meetings. . . Milan . . . Mr. Hall's office . . .chem- istry lab . . . striatedhepith- elial, etc., etc. ,... Section One Champs Junior Miss . . . our travelers - June and Audie . . . Cool as a moose . . . College B oards-ugh! . . . 22 . . . HEX pand-be concise! . . . the Green Gazette . . . Monsie ur Natty Loup . . . suprise parties . . . college intervi ews . . . the Kingston Trio Page 16 . . . applications, rejections, ACCEPTANCES! ! ! . . . the Log Cabin . . . the prep school kids .. Macbeth . . . sports assemblies . . . being in Varsity Club . . . the Little Haackers . . . Hamlet . . . Ruby Foo' The Village . . . New York at Christmas . . . Hockey Honor Team . . . s and the Xochitl . . . But Mr. Tough Tony, sir! . . . convocations . . . hot rods . . . Our Town senior portraits YELL! ! . .. Mr. Ely and Jeanne d' A rc . . , sink that basket! . . . fry R ye! . . . college weekends . . . ca I st parties The Diary of A nne Frank . . . noon hour st a mpede . . . HRoaring 20's . . . bathtub cider . . . Charleston, Charleston! . . . Hardl1earted Hanna h Shimmy Like Kate . .. Razzmahtazz entertaining at Millbank . .. the tower at night beatniks, beatniks, beatniks Becker . . . Latin trips . . . Students' Day . . . Grind Grendel! ! ! . . . I'm a hard-core residue . . . John E. Q E for wishy-washyj Hoose . . . This supersedes all other meetings . . . decor ating the gym . . . noon hour mov- ies . . . Vincent's . . . T-E -A-M YA Y 'I EAM! . . . G.O. ticket books nights at Mr. Lund's . . . hero- woi shiping . . . johnny Math IS . . . the senior pro- ject . . . C ommencement Weekend . . . Pomp and Circum- stance . -It's all been great, and as our Senior Year draws to a close, every one of us joins in saying, Fare- well, PH S, but never good-bye! ! Page 17 CLASS OF 1961 ROGER SULLIVAN GROSS PRESIDENT Rog . . . Mfanna buy a jeep- cheap?-500 clams and a Since I Met You, Baby record . . . dreams of '55 Chevy convertibles and touchdowns . . . But I want- ed the tall lifeguard to save me! . . . butterfingers quite Por- ter-ble . . . Class Pres 43,455 Athletic Coun- cil, Pres f3,4j 5 Planning and Leadership Committee 13,45 g Varsity Football, Capt, f3,4j ADELAIDE PATRICIA FROYVD SECRETARY Ad . . . Schnlad . . . Smily . . . do you find it hard to read IIIIYIUICSP... drown much at SLS? . . . I'1n getting 1ny license next week! . . . bound to be a success . . . Tri Hi Y Q-lj 3 junior Red Cross Q2,3jg Intramurals f2,3,4j Xi 1 - R f as Page 18 TRACE EDNVARD HARTMAN VICE-PRESIDENT Trace . . . It's Trace, Miss I-Iaack . . . SPRING! . . . Hey, Don, 1et's play basketball . .. clon't eat my tropical fish . . . Who needs snow to ski? . . . take the Fiat . . . VV'hat German average? . . . Varsity Track QSAQQ PHP Q3,45 ROBERT FOXVLER LEYDEN TREASURER Bob Lady-Bug fstillPj XfVhat bowling form?l . . . Bar- bershop Quarteter . . . cradle robber Who do you think you are-Satan? . . . But I already have ll guys in the Volks Bob CousyP . .. VVho absconded with the Senior Class funds?. . . Clean-up Committee, Pres, Q2,3, 4jg Varsity Basketball Q4jg Track 3 Male Chorus 13,45 wi- GILL AGEE No, not Jill Aggie, Gill Agee! . .. there's more than one way to nose a car . . . tackle on team wants to retire at 30 Qfrom what?j . . . irked by industrious students . . . Varsity Foozbali Q3,4j g PHP QQ, 3,4j3 Student Court Q3,4j FRANCES LUCY ARMISTO' Penny . . . off into the wild blue yonder as airline hostess . . . drive much? . . . Chinese egg rolls and convertibles go together like a horse and carriage? .. . world history creates problems . . . goes for Southern accents? . . . Commercial Club, Pres, Sec, 13, 4,3 Tri Hi Y Qfljg Green Quill Typing Staff JOYCE GATES AMUNDSON Joyce . . . worked hard in Ossin- ing for Senior Chorus . .. you are now dismissed to.. . . . . parlez-vous francais, mademoi- selle? .. . Kingston three, MG's, weekends on the campus soda-maker? . . . Assembly Council f2,3,4jg Sen- ior Chorus Q3,4j LAXVRENCE CHRISTOPHER BARKENTIN Chris . .. digs out for home to tackle work proud of '60 09605 Ford convertible . .. anyone got any smokes? . . . will drill away in people's mouths at 30 gains weight in order to squash hated Volkswagens . . . Raccoon . . . SG f2,3,4jg PHP f2,3jg Varsity Baseball 1l4fl7l!lg8T QZQ Page l9 CAROLYN JEAN ANDERSON Dennie . . . Aussie from down under . . . way out jazz . . . Don't panic but here come some vicious hockey players . . . Aston-Martin plus driving license . . . pizza with anchovies . . . American life is the most! . . . Tri Hi Y Qljg Assembly Coun- cil bij: H orkey Honor Team C45 -IUDITH BELOIN Jude . . . Balloon . .. will always remember fab week at Old For- ge with Bev . . . Overlook any- one? . . . it's about the fact . . . anyone wanna go baby-sitting collects' the tales of whales . . . can't wait till June . . . Tri Hi Y Q45 5 Green Quill Liter- ary Staff Q45 WILLIAM BENZENBERG Bill . . . Benzenberg . . . wait till I get my license back! . . . Some day I will pass an English course in one year .. . wants to find out who took his pen . . . Anybody wanna buy a-P . . . Lunch Period Ql,2,3,43 55 gui K s 5 Q! E55 5 B Q E E s BARBARA BONNEY Bonnie Barb . . . say you're hav- ing math trouble? Barbara monitors the Nurse . . . America est patria nostra . . , responsible for Roaring 20's refreshments . . . soon to be on air Tri Hi Y f4jg Monitor 0,213 Green Lantern fly as sg 5 CHARLES' BERGSTROM Butch . . . rack 'em up again, Mike . . . enjoys a good card game . . . frequents local bowling alleys in quest of strikes and spares . .. I work for a friend of mine . . . Who dropped that wrench on my foot? . . . Study Hall Ql,2,3,4j PETER BRAMHALL Pete there aren't any trout at the North Pole, Pete . . . Peter Pen . . . I am not a slalom . . . trick or trout! . . . do-re-mi . . . the birdie, not me . . . big V-man at Tilton High .. . Fencing Qljg junior Red Cross C47 Page 20 H'-1 X GEORGE FRANK BISCEGLIA George . . . good at breaking things-jaguar axle, Dodge dis- tributor, and Austin universal . . . works on cars lhowPQ . . . treks on hunting and fishing tril .. to drive-in movies . . . crazy about blondes . . . PHP Q25 CYNTHIA BRUNO Cynthia Cyn . . . pizzas and chop suey stag blue 1957 Ford Long distance call you say, boss? Didn't mean to cut you off sure I like lock 'n' loll . .. 2 cups flour, l cup shortening . . . Senior Chorus f2,3jg Commer- cial Club, Treas, Q3,4jg Organ Club C215 Tri Hi Y My l JUDITH BRUEGGEMAN Judeee! . . . Jude . . . tell us about that baby-sitting job, huh? . . . socks are bad, but argyles-egadl . . . junior boys and wales tales . . . you tape recorded what?l . . . Roarin 20's decorator. . . Tr Re YV3 als zerl R nts pizza, ina ju or S i Hi Y, Treas, fflj EGINA ELIZABETH CEDRONE ggie knits ...sails to go to Switzerland . . . o swims . . . may swim to Swit- and .. . international tastes- hamburgers, French fries how do you pronounce Reg- nio ? . . . come vit me to ze beach r Red Cross 0,455 Intra- murals l,-, Team- Q3,-lj l 9 3,4jg Hockey Hon- DOLORES MARIE CALABRESE Dee 1066 and all that old records aplenty . . . pedestri- ans bewarel . . . smoking lounge for Seniors, yea! . . . Oh, to be eighteen again! . . . Why can't we talk in study hall? . . . Commercial Club, Vice-Pres, QS, 4j 3 Monitor Q41 3 Student Court, Sten, Q45 ORLO RAYMOND CLARK Baby . . . Clark . . . stacks old rock 'n' roll records . .. yellow lights for grille . . . stop pushing my capital button downl .. . . But Miss Haack, I have my own American history book . . . new car every year lwhat year?j . . . Lunch Period ll,2,3,4Q Page 21 ROBERT JAMES CARUSO Bob . . . It'sa good, hava s'more . . . Y'Vhere's the open house? . . . and the outhouse . . . will make like Perry Mason? . . . how about some homework, Bob? . . . good music? . . . pig stick . . . zzzzzz . . . sorry, no female smok- ers . . . Clean-up Committee l2,3j3 Bas- ketball Illanager fly 3 Monitor C45 i FRANZINE MARGARET CLAUS Fran don't Worry about it favors the 50th . . . row, row row your boat-gently please . . . pizza, izza-okay . . . please, Nur- se, that tickles . .. Tri Hi Y l3,4jg Future Nurse Club l4j MARY ELIZABETH COOM BS Marabel . . . the l'Vitch . . . Burro . .. Mess Coombs . . . gitt'r baby . . . Roaring 20's co-chairman . . . Is she frail? . . . or how about a weekend at,Yale? rah-rah, 2 years . . . YELL! . . . French IV quartet . . . snapping and hot cider at the Commons . . . Tri Hi Y l2,3,4j 3 GO Q25 3 NHS C47 VIOLET CUNI-IA Vi . . . glad to be alive bib- liophile? . . . collects records . . . dislikes snobby liver . . . likes bookkeeping and money . . . What a panic! ... spaghetti lover . . . having a whee of a time Commercial Club fiijg Volleyball l2jg Basketball Qlj FREDERICK GEORGE COUPE Fred . . . Homework's in my locker, Mr. Naz . . . packs worms at lfllestchester Sports Center . . . also hunts-worms? . . . Do Air Explorers explore air? . .. hopes to graduate by 1973 . . . .IV Baseball Q25 PATRICIA ANN CURLEY Patty Curl . .. should I be thking up der schuimmingP what happened at Fu Man Chu's? I don't know wants a house planner man . . . future thermometer carrier put the top down . . . Basketball, Hockey, Baseball In- tramurals l2,3,4j 3 Leaders' Club l3,4jg Tri Hi Y Q21 Page 22 xl E r VICKI EILEEN CUCCIA Vick . . . Cush . . . eh, dummy, numba one protein . . . nothing nicer than money in the pocket . . . Brownie's honor . . . true blue type hacker . . . Boy, when I'm 30, I'm gonna retire lfrom what?j . . . junior Red Cross leljg Future Teachers' Club l2,4jg Commer- cial Club My LAIVRENCE CUTHBERTSON Larry Cupcake . . . Ludwig . . . really sailed across Long Is- land Sound in 45 minutes avid reader-looks through news- papers in search of sails G.E. executive lwhich one?Q . . . get embarrassed much? . . . Projection Crew, Sec, ll,2,3,4jg Radio Club, Sec, l1,2,3,4jg Sci- ence Club lljg Stage Crew 3 RONALD EDWARD DAN KS Ron . .. They weren't my fire crackers .. . someday hopes to break 70 lfor nine holes5 . . . re- laxes by fishing, golfing . . . ure, Frank, I've- been here everyday . . . JV Baseball Q25 : Intramuml Bas- ketball l2,3,45 S ANN MARIE de FRANCESCO Arm Marie I plan to make beauty culture pay off . . . blue '54 Merc , .. Benny swoons over T-birds .. . your blinker's on, slowpoke .. . nibs are a favorite . .. absent much? . .. Basketball Intramurals U53 Tri Hi Y Q45 CAROL ANN DARBY Darb black '52 Fords, any- one? . . .Aw, come on, Artg . . . Good Grief! . .. at 30 will be a business teacher in high school oh to be a goalie with snow shoes . . . what a basketball play- er! .. . blush! ... GO l2,3,-153 Future Nurses' Club l2,3,45 3 NHS Q45 3 Leaders' Club 13,45 JAMES DEVINE Jim . . . stop wasting millions on those juniors .. . which one is it this week? when the moon comes over the mountain . . . only customized maple tree on Bedford Road .. . Yes, Miss Haack-No, Miss Haack- . . . not in writing-in 1798 . . . New Year's Eve . . . Varsity Football l2,3,453 Noon Hour Commission 0,25 3 GO QS, 454 PHP l2,3,45 M X 5 , Page 23 KENNETH DAVIDSON Tex . . . But I really was born in Texas . . . Hodin Darin and '53 Dodges . . . aspires to be a pilot .. . see you in American history . . . Intramural Basketball f2,3,45g Assembly Critic 0,253 Student Teacher 12,35 RAYMOND DICK, -IR. Ray . . . scube . . . let's have more freedom in study halls! . . . drib- ble, dribble, dribble . . . heh, pass it here! . . . La Femme rates high . . . work and late hours over books in night school . . . Intramurals l2,3,45 5 S t e er i n g Committee Q25 JOHN JAMES DIGIACINTO Johnny . hunts fishes and fishes hunts-especially bears . . . keep your positions . . . YVhat's the matter with Olds- mobiles? . . . Speczating Ql,2,3,4j MAUREEN DOYVNEY Maureen Bunny If you throw paper from your car, lit- terbug is what you are! . . . dark hair and flashing eyes . . . drive much? . .. Sure I'm a Sen- ior . . . Tri Hi l' f2,3,4Q 3 Clean-up Com- mittee QQ, CAROL ANN DONLIN Carol smile, it's only a pie- ture . . . books, books, books . . . To be a secretary . . . that Eng- lish ll regents wasn't that tough, was it? . . . enjoys typnig . . . X'Vhere is my gym suit? Monitor fly HENRY DRISCOLL Hank. . . I lofi my Bod . . . Sure you can have a ride . . . got your windbreaker? . . . I shall be dictator of the United States When in doubt Embarr- assed?-Never' .. . I will too graduate as for you, Henry Hank . . . Football Manager 0,253 Stage Crew fljg Projertion Crew fl,2j Page Z4 EDNA DOTY Dot please erase the black- board .. . money for Red Cross? driven in a red Lark question mark? . . , Okay, kids, let's roll out of bed and brush our teeth . . . Churclz Choir Ql,2,3jg Tri Hi Y f2,3,-ij: Clean-up Committee C37 ROBERT NVAY EGDELL Bob . .. Pass the scalpel, Nur- se! Bronx Bomber backer . . . feels in his element when sit- ting behind the wheel . . . Pres of Youth Fellowship there are four systems of the carbure- tor . . . Boys' State SG Q25 EMILY ROCHESTER ERDA Emily-Tip-Top-Lady-Bread . . . Um . . . Urd. . .Enema . .. Don't tell me you're a Democratl How about the Junior Class? . . . love those vicunas edu- cational summers anything but a cynic artistically in- clined rah-rah queen volkswagens . . . Teen Center See 12,355 Cheer- leader, Capt, 1l,2,3,45g NHS 1453 Intramurals 1l,2,3,45 MARCIA DIANE FINKELSTEIN Marsh has all the time in the world l can't help you- l've got to make bassoon reeds today Grazia, my darling . . . lfVhen are we going to Stowe? . . . Charleston, Charleston . . . Cheerleader 12,453 NHS 13,455 SG 1l,2,3,45g Green Lantern News Editor 145 DAVID GEORGE EVELYN Dave . . . glumps down tea while coining new words . . . has got a red bottom as a result of dancing Black Bottom . . . an- other Van Cliburn? . . . will teach history like Miss Haack . . . off to college . . . NHS, Pres, 13,45 .5 SG, Treas, 12, 3,455 All-State Chorus 1l,2,3,-455 Male Clzo-ras 1l,2,3,45 PAUL FISCHER Butch . . . l'Vhere are my flip- persP . . . likes hunting and fish- ing .. . Messrs. Vlfright and Da- vis member of SCUBA club . . . 'WVho stole my trumpet? . . . checkmate! .. . lose things? . . . Band 1l,25g Chess Club 13,45 Page 25 LORETTA FRANCES FAY Loretta . . . Take me out to the ball game . . . hard time dissect- ing worms? bookworm her- sell . . . clubs, commercially speaking . .. future prof? . .. shutter bug TV Guide mountain climber . . . Future Teachers' Club 13,453 Commercial Club 145 2 . 2 E KENNETH HUGH FRANKLIN Ken Smile But Ken, we can't see who's in these pic- tures! I couldn't get to a darkroom . .. Can we approp- riate E560? tennis quick- draw McGraw! . . , Green Quill, Photo Editor, 15, 45: Baseball 1153 News Photo- grapher of School 13,45 GAIL ANN FREYBOURG Gail zip into your corvette and 1et's go! you're in the army now! I want to be 18 forever When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza ie . . . . . llunior Red Cross 12,355 Tri Hi Y 12,3,4jg Future Nurses' Club C47 l CAROL RUTH GARRETT Carol mistress of song head keeper at the Bronx Zoo? . . . Roller Derby . . . Act One of a Double Feature . . . attends gym class-is always on the ball! Seiziov' Chorus 14j JONATHAN GABEL .lon K2SMM come in tootles the flute, tenor sax, and clarinet Like, 1 like jazz You say you didn't know you had to accompany six acts . . . electronics engineer . . . Projection Crew 1l,2,3,4j 3 Radio Club, Pres, 13,4jg Dance Band 13,45 . ROBERT YVILLIAM GARRETT Bob . . . Auto Mechanics will help him to fulfill his ambition as a specialized mechanic . . . '29 Model 'A' Ford Pick-up truck . . . Soccer Intramurals 145 Page 26 JOSEPH GALLO Slammin' Lorrie will someday shoot in the 70's All star golfP . . . Noon Hour Commis- sion will start daily poker games? Stacks of blues at VVarren's . . . press much? . . . Varsity Club 13,45 3 Golf 12,3, 453 Noon Hour Commission 12, 3,4jg Intramural Basketball 12,3, 45 GEORGE BRADLEY GEISLER Gorg . . . Where's my NRA membership card? . . . Who stol' my fishin' worms? . .. the camrod connects to the two-bar- rely the twobarrel connects to the oil pan! . . . Excuse me. I'm on my way to the ice cream factory! . . . Band 12,375 Westchester Sports- man's Club 141 l l Y' EILEEN JANET 'GELBURD Ei . .. spins platters-johnny Mathis Pick up the toys, children . . . have you read the latest? . . . teacher of kindergar- ten in future .. . marriage with six children 1ohP5 G0 1453 Literary Magazine, Poetry Co-Editor, 145 THOMAS GRIFFITH Tom . . . Faggy Tommy .. . I am a Cossack . . . happily mar- ried to the President's wife in 1976 1legallyP5 . . . finally learn- ed how to get along with the weaker sex . .. That's NOT a lemon3 that's my car! . . . Basketball 11,353 Class Treas 1353 G0 11,253 SG 13,45 HOWARD ALLEN GERSHATER Max . . . Mole . .. Hag .. . Ho- wee-wee-wee come on, Char- les Henry . . . boy, am 1 hong- ree! My brother will be glad to volunteer, Miss Haack, what a nice sweater you're wearing, How . . t SG, Pres, Vice-Pres, 12,3,453 PHP 1l,2,3,453 Varsity Baseball 12,3, 453 Varsity Basketball 145 YVALTER GRIMM Walt a slow Pontiac? what will Borge say? . . . gets a bang out of guns . .. French II hard? . . . Grimm engineers? . . . Explorer Scouts 13,453 Fencing 12,3,453 Stage Crew 12,3,45 Page Z7 DAVA GRAYSON Dae . . . talk, talk, talk . . . high schoo1's easy-I did it in 3 years we're sponsoring a clothing drive . . . talk, talk, talk .. . han- dy with a needle and thread junior Classical League 11,2,353 Green Lantern 1l.2,353 Literary Magazine 135 3 SG 115 p JOHN TAYLOR GROVES Jay Hot Lips you don't like jean Shepard? . . . beat Beo- wulf High! exoteric comic strips . . . hopes people will for- get Sleepy Hollow . . . Maynard Ferguson and Maynard Krebs and BC and Charley Brown and hey, Hun, wait for me! . . . Varsity Football 13,453 PHP, Capt, 12,3,45g NHS 145 -IOHN HAGEN This here's Grorcr's Corners . . . papal Pint able uctor . . . My sister Yvonne . . . goats all over the lmuckyurd .. . to sail the oceuu'blue in at 50-foot can- oe develops pictures in the IYC QPQ Teen Center Pres lslj: Tlmspian Soriely C5353 Pltotogrnpller for Green Quill and Green I.antern I-ll 2 3 j Q E MARY TERESITA HAMMOND Terr Razz Matazz! Ar thurliXIurray post grad . . . Cur- ly, who's in the suitcase? they're seamless, fellas ain- bition at 30- Tell ya then . UZO1'ClIH ...' Have any gum? . . . Fencing 6,45 3 Noon Hour Com- mission ldljg junior Red Cross 443: Tri Hi Y 445 ROBERT CHARLES HAGENDORF Robert . . . Robbit . . . Flash! . .. 72 is the name of your hut . . . have tractor-will mow . .. Pala- din wanna wash a car? ad man . . . cheer for Chevy! . . . Mr. Success .. . Green Quill, jr Adv Editor, l3lZ Church F orum, Pres, Q35 SUSAN MARIA HARRINGTON Sue Susie HC,IIl0I'l, buy a ticket to the junior Prom! . . . throw the crepe paper . . . 'Wed- nesday nights knit two, purl two . . . letters from those far away places ..: Tri Hi Y, Sec, Ql,2,3,4jg junior Red Cross, Treas, fl,2jg Bas- ketball I-ntrmnumls CBJ V X A p Page 28 CHRISTINE I-IALLER Chris . . . May I save you if you're drowning? . . . splash, splash . . . please clear the slums shiny hair Wissen Sie Deutsch? . . . junior Red Cross l2,3j 3 Athletic Council 1433 Tri Hi Y Q4j FREDERICA HASSELBAUER Deca . .. Deke . .. known as Freddy in Tom's at Rutgers push Chevys up hills much? . . . despises buck teeth . . . can't wait to get apartment in village Espanol? loves the rough life . . . funny voices . . . junior Red Cross Q4jg GO 131: Noon Hour Commission 1 , Q JOANN HEIM Io . . . leaves early every day . . . Picasso-or is it Rem- member of the Boy of America . . . money a hole in the pocket . . . trip to New York City ,rt Club Q255 junior Red Cross Q2,3,453 Commercial Club Q45 VERONICA CATHERINE HIGGINS icki . . . true-blue Thespian . . . ropping up Anastasia .. . ser- ice with a smile . . . she's got i Hopes . .. despises pushy 0-UPFTPYQ rubbing two boy together . . . cutting fig- happy housewife at hespian Society Q3,45g Tri Hi Q2,3,45 3 Literary Magazine Q45 JOHN HELFER Alf So you wouldn't mem- orize your valence list! ski speed on Romer Ave is 15 mph I beat the rooter bus to Rye . .. ja-da! Burl Ives type . . . Just going out to milk the tiger, Mom Bicycling' Q3,45g Male Chorus Q35 WITTICH I-IOLLOVVAY Beau . . . Where does Caesar keep his Kleenexoribus? . . . bookcover salesman . . . anyone for stretch? Tom Dooley .. . look at the birdie . . . Beauring spinach . . . 3 year monitor man . . . Long john's pal . . . Intramurals Q25g Monitor Ql,2, 39 Page 29 ANN MARGARET HENSCHEL Little Queen Ann . .. Anne uniforms drive her crazy . . . -Give me Dj or give me death! Qviolent type5 saves Kent boxes for Senior Day . .. This time I'll stay on my diet! . . . Noon I-Iour Commission Q3,45g Tri Hz' Y Q45g Green Quill Typ- ing Staff Q45 ELIZABETH HOLZER Liz Lizzie Qno relation to Borden-she doesn't own an axe5 Do you have your Red Cross money? pump those pedals and hit those keys interpretes well . . . yah .. . big girl . . . Organ Club, Pres, Q2,3,453 NHS Q45g junior Red Cross, Pres, Ql,2,3,45g junior Red Cross County Chapter Sec Q45 JAMES EDVVARD HOOVER Jim . . . Clean'er up! ! . . . Hoov serviceable sir . . . million dollar smile .. . king of that hill! . . . gee, Mr. Rothfuss! . . . Woodman, woodman . . . flying or farming Clean-up Committee Ql,35g G0 Q15 5 junior Red Cross Q45 5 Pro- jection Crew Q35 RICHARD JARVIS Dick . . . Red . . . Butch . . . D.J. what's your name anyway? . . . one package dehy- drated sauerkraut, please . . . actively patronizes village coffee- houses .. . black Buick pool inspector needed, anyone? . . . going to make a million, selling jets in the Air Force Qto Whom?5 Varsity Football Stage Manager for Diary of Anne Frank Q35 g Anastasia Q45 CRAIG DOUGLAS HORNER Tommygun . . . little Indian- apolis 500 man . . . and pulled out a plum likes hunting, especially on water skis . . . make a figure 8 what's the best way to pound trees into paper- making pulp, Craig? . . . Projection Crew Q2,3,45g Air Explorers Q3,45 MARY LOUISE JENKINS Lukie oops,- sorry, Mr. Lund . . . please spell it Mary1u ' . . . love those dishes come on, Mom, let's fly to California . . . where are Andy Mlilliams and my skates? Qwliat does he want with skates?5 . . . Hockey Honor Team Q3,45g Tri- Hi-Y Q1,2,3,45 5 junior Red Cross Ql,2,3,45g Dance Committees Q2, 35 ! Page 30 MARY BRUCE HUNT Hunt! Hunt! Hunt! avic Luther Leaguer won't tole! rate reckless speedsters . . . Key! board Classics . . . typewriter plunker for Madison Avenue big-wig . . . Miss Stallwood rates Commercial Club Q45 PETER CHARLES JENKINS Charley . . . girls with large Ken nedy buttons . . . robin's egg blu' . . . 2 detentions .. . curiosity camera . . . Armonk and 80-yar! pass plays . . . Chief Justice a Boys' State summer scholar ship to Manhattan . . . Varsity Football Q3,45 3 PHP QE 45 5 Varsity Club Q3,45 3 NHQ 645 1 5 JA , Jimmy . . . Doug . . . with a boo MES DOUGLAS JOHNSON m-lay, boom-lay, boom-lay, om . . . sound the cymbals . . . bo likes four-wheeled vehicles . . . a b g wheel-Rotary . . . Ba i nd Ql,2,3,45g Orchestra Ql,2, 3,453 Organ Club Q45 BARBARA JEAN KAESTNER Barbs . . . frolics when the leaves turn gold and green . .. Let me see your pass, freshman! . . . lnightwalker . . . VVhy? . . . Come on, Jude . .. bowling biol- ogy . . .J Tr: Hz Y Q2,3,45g Intramurals cw R JUDITH VAN INGEN JOHNSON Judy . . . distinctive laugh . . . our Junior Miss Anne Frank . . . Love1iest wedding I ever saw! . . . le francais quatre . .. a star is born . . . foreign diplomat . . . Is there anything I can do to help? OF COURSE I'm a Democrat! . . . SG Q2,3,45g NHS, Vice-Pres Q3, 453 Thespian Society, Pres Q2,3 45: Green Quill, C0-Literary Edi- tor Q3,45 ROBERT KAHN Sergeant Bob emulates the tough cop . . . has lost many weekends- and girls . . . luck may bring suc- cess . . . will break ground for P'ville's new gym- to get senior privileges . . . Class Treasurer Q25: Track Q35: JV Baseball Ql,25g GO Q45 Pcxqe 31 GALE HILDA JONES Gale watchbird looking at people making crazy mistakes . .. cup of flour to two eggs . . . rah, rah, yea team! .. . zzzzz Qon days off5 . . , enter stage left . . . Tri Hi Y Q45 3 Intramurals Q25g Commercial Club Q3,45 KATHLEEN SUE KECK Kathe Fore! strike? me? . . . Do you have a pass? . . . My, but those test tubes look shiny! why do my experi- ments flop when Mr. Hoose comes near Qhanky-pansky may- be?5 . . . Hockey Honor Team Q3,45p As- sembly Council Ql,2,3,45g Base- ball Honor Team Q2,35g Sr. Scout Planning Board Q45 MATILDA ANNE KOHOUT Anne . . . Annie Oakley .... A nn- ie get your gun . . . paints, plants, posts . . . pink cheeks . . . Oh, those wide open spaces . . . honor teams . . . horses are a gir1's best friends . . . Spice's nice. Art Club ll,2,3jg Basketball Honor Team 0,25 3 Baseball ll, 'll I PETER KURACHEK Sneaky Pete . . . Mr. TD . . . show the number before you pass throw that screen pass up what names you've been called . .. that's a Dow Finsterwald type swing . . . how do you add on a slide rule? VVho was Planck, Mr. Hoose? Okla- homa? Varsity Football l3,4jg Varsity Golf l2,3,4jg PHP l2,3Q3 GO, Vice-Pres l1,2,4j: Varsity Basket- ball QSQ TIMOTHY KRASNER Tim .. . Meeizember of the See- izubmarine Mleeizatchers . . . Ready, aim, fire!! Be pre- pared, post I . . . future Charles Atlas . . . hard-core residue . . . I am an Elliot Ness Untouch- able! . . . PHP l2jg Clean-up Committee CU MARY JUDITH LANE Judy . . . sports-minded miss . . . legionaire .. . clutch down-easy, now shift-ift-ift . . . Ticket please! . . . de-voted Croix-Rouge work- er . . . a needle pulling thread . . . junior Red Cross l2,3,4j 3 Amer- ican Legion Auxiliary l1,2,3,4j: T1-1 HLY 43,45 .Page 32 2 GEORGE FRANCIS KUNZ Flash .. . What do you mean, you don't see any kangaroo?'f . . . Then how come I got the safe driver award? lIs that whaw you wear around your neck?Q Of course not, Mr. Roth- fuss averse to T-birds?- nein . . . Varsity Club 123,45 3 Track Q2 3,4j NINA VON MOLTKE LANGFELD Nina hoist up the John B sail from Germany in 1955 languages?-you name it .. sew a fine seam .. . Kah washz Staroyva?-Skiing . . . button-uf . . . 'Grrrl . . . UN for future? . . Tennis l3,4jg Tri Hi Y, Pres C3147 SUSAN GAIL LAPE Sue . . . why, driving's as easy as ice cream . . . none of your bees- wax . . . that singer is not asleep . . . first we'll rip out the walls, then. build a moat . . . Green Quill Literary Staff Q4j5 Commercial Club My Nurse's Monitor l3,4j ALAN -IEFFRY LEW Big Al . . . Alan E. fhard core bedrock residuej Lew So then this Rabbi says ton the Priest but it is me-I was wearing Smith's jersey out- standing lineman and co-cap- tam .. . Varsity Football f3,4j3 IV Bas- ketball Q2j3 Chairman Liberal- Panthers t4j 5 SG ll,2,3,4jg Var- sity Club l3,4j, Pres. l4j. PETER SUTTON LARKIN Sac my mother won't let me drive to school . .. Music Man with hot drums . . . Larkin School of Applied Mathematics . . . d0n't feel bad when the chips are down . . . Westchester Youth Symphony . . . Clean-up Committee l1,2,3,4j: I V and Varsity Basketball l2,4j . . . Varsity Track l2,3,4j 3 Green Lantern Q45 g NHS Q45 SUSAN LEWIS Sue . . . came middle of sopho- more year save me - I'm drowning again . . . Helpll . . . P. H. S. Class of 1973 Tri-Hi-Y l2,3,4j3 County Coun- cil Representative l3,4jg Green Quill Sales Staff l4jg Chairman junior Prom Refreshment Com- mittee l3j Page 33 BARBARA ANNE LEDGARD Bobbi . . . Barb . . . Village Gate? . . . Birdland or bust . . . Progres- sive is rather cool . . . Someday I'll play bongos in Washington Square . . . finally learned stand- ard on 3,800 lb. clutch . . . Mont- gomery anyone? . . . yay for Mr. Ely and Jean Shepard! . . . Green Quill Literary Staff 1413 Hockey Honor Team Captain l4jg Athletic Council My ANTGINETTE SANDRA LIPEL Toni . . . future politician-pedi- atrician one of our 3-year graduaters . . . a Roaring 20's chantoose . . . Toni, put your hair up anyone seen my contact lenses? . . . Clean-Up Committee ll,2Q 5 jun- ior Classical League ll,2,3,4jg Green Lantern Reporter ll,2,4j PHYLLIS ANN LOCKXNOOD Philly . . . neigh, neigh . . . come on horse, you can go fast- er and make that jump!! . . . then we put a little paint here, a little there, and we have a master- piece! . . . a ranch and a million will do . . . Green Quill Art Staff Clean-Up Committee l2,3jg Art Club 112,31 FREDERICK MILTON LOWTHER Fred... Fritz But Mr. Da- vis, we only see these people once a day! . . . Sure, I own a light green T-Bird . . . Are there any people here besides Republicans? . . . 440 gas pains . . . get my fing- er out of the door!!! . . . GO, Pres, l2,3,4j g junior Prom Chairman l3jg Class Pres, l2jg NHS l3,4j . hs 1 MARY ANN LOPICCOLO Mary Ann . . . Frankie . . . bon- go, bongo, bongos away the long hours . . . a pretty thrush . . . cultures beauty during the week -works as a beautician on Sat- urday . . . boys are swellg but snobs-wellll . . . Talent Show Q25 NANCY CARLISLE MACURDA Nance . . . bonnie Scotland . . . short story pro . .. When are your study halls? anyone have a senior list? sailing, sailing . . . Ph.D. in the making . .. tailor tacks are torture . . . junior Red Cross fl,2,3,4jg Green Quill Literary Staff l3,4j3 Green Quill Scheduling Editor lfljg Literary Magazine l4j Page 34 x e . wt' i 1? ' psi- 2 i - s DEBORAH JOAN LORING Debby . . . Deb . . . Burro. . . XVho's Edna St. Vincent? . . . Gitt'ring swings .. . tennis team, anyone? Open Fire, Two Guitars wave those Flaggsl . . . Duh-neezll . . . shimmies like Ka., . . . love those Vicunas . . . ivy-league letters . . . NHS Q3,4jg Tri-Hi-Y, Pres ll,2, 3,4jg Leaders' Club, Ser l3,4jg I V Cheerleader QZJ RICHARD JOHN MAHONEY Skipper . . . I don't care if there's school, I want to see Ei- senhower! Armonk canteen No, Miss I-Iaack, I can't stay after school-I have to stay for Mr. Hoosef' I do not curl my hair . . . Soccer Intramurals My Q - st ANDREA LYNN MARK Andy . .. splash, splash . . . gee, I can swim! . . . The Tall Irish . . . Mom, can I go out VVednes- day? . . . The Things . . . Tri-Hi-Y Ql,2,3,4jg junior Red Cross Ql,2,3Dj Intramurals Q2,3, 4jg Monitor Q3,4j JAMES MAXWELL Jim Max . .. write early and avoid the Christmas rush! . . . work in the post office sends him likes art and pretty art-ists . . . the beetle . .. mechanically minded . . . Study Hall QI,2,3,4j THOMAS LOUIS MARRONE Torn No, Mr. Beattie, it doesn't rhyme with baloneyl . . . how can you water ski without a boat? . . . can't you tell that I worked on it all summer? . . . Intramural Basketball Q3,4j MARIEN LEONA MCCAIN Marilee .. . plans and leads . . . fly, fly, fly . . . runs quickly and carries a green and white stick . .. loves life Williston, any- one? . . . math whiz . . . Oh, Miss Haack! . . . Wing Scout, Pres, Q1,2,3,4j :Tri- Hi-Y, Chaplain, Q2,3,4j 3 Assemb- ly Council, Pres, Q1,2,3,4j g Plan- -ning and Leadership Committee Q45 g NHS Q45 Page 35 HAROLD ARTHUR MATTESON Harry roast beef sandwiches downtown with the boys . . . VVhat did I do now, Mr. Roth- fuss?'.' . . . white buck loafers . . . 2:00 a.m. card games . . . goes for the big dence Chicago Cub fan Qthat's the breaksj Intramural Soccer Q45 3 Intra- mural Basketball Q2,3,4Q SUSAN LEIGH MCCANDLESS Sue Mac I agree Mr. Lund, but . . . . . . gladische to have dropenzied Deutche? . . . zing went the strings . . . JV rah rah . .. experience counts-eh, Sue? . . . Anybody want to buy a rooter bus? . . . Cheerleader Q2j: Athletic Coun- cil Q2,3,4Qg Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres, 145 'IOHN XVILSON MCDERMOTT jay . . . the huinun typewriter . . . lznnous photog . . . Latin tres an- nos' bothered b French r and pronunciation yof same . . . Chet Atkins fan he's got na- tional rhythm and a gee-tar Explorer Seoul, Pres, l2,3,4jg Green Quill Photographer Q3, lj: Clean-Up Committee f2,3j: Stage Crew 2 5 1 LINDA AGNES MERKEL Linda .. . paints a perty picture . . . spinner of discs . . . 1've got a secret stroke-the dog paddle . . . married at thirty . . . Future Teachers' Club In- tramurals l4j 5 Tri-Hi-Y lflj KENNETH DAVE MCGRAY McGoo . . . farmer and lifeguard . . . I can take Nilson . . . swings a wicked club . . . no one can block that hook shot . . . Yeah, I got Senior wheels .. . GO ll,2,3,4g Varsity Golf l2,3jg Explorer Scout l2,3,4j ELSIE LYNN MERKLE Lynn .. . hockey stick in hand .. . stem christy . . . record play- ing . . . future?P? I. . teaching those little darlings? . .. No! my name isn't Linda Merkel . . . sink that basket . . . Intramurals and Honor Teams ll,2,3,4jg Leaders' Club 63,453 Tri-Hi-Y l2,3,4jg Green Lantern ll,2,3,4Qg Business Editor lflj 5 4 3 2 , f E l s 3 s Page 36 MICHAEL JOSEPH MELE Mike . .. watchman of the halls . . . outdoor man . . . running for U.S. President someday? . . . Grand Onion slave . . . loves GQ study halls . . . Aw, c'mom Mr. Bombardier! . . . Mc, .itor l1,2jg junior Chorus, llj 3 Senior Chorus Q25 KAREN ROSE MICKEWICH Krin ... Mick .. . McGorch . . . it is so in the telephone book . . . old late movies . . . trouble get- ting the car? . . . yelled for JV . . . Tri-Hi-Y ll,2,3,4jg L e a d e r s' Club, P-res, l3,4jg Hockey, Soft- ball, Basketball Honor Teams l3,4jg Student Court Clerk Qflj l i ARTHUR ROE MILES, JR. Art . . . often seen at hockey games Why Art, you're late for class-again! . . . general in- organization . . . snowed by those ski boots? . . . Honk, honk-Beep, Beep!! . . . future flying ace . . . G0 4 5 Intramural Basketball C J 0,27 BEVERLY MARIE MORGAN Bev . . . Morg .. . Beevs . . . Oh, those sneaky tape recorders! . . . weekends with jude .. . Wednes- day night meetings . . . When are you going away, Mom? .. . Per- fectly okay with me if I never see another valence . . . short Irish- men . . . Tri Hi Y, Pres, ll,2,3,4j 3 SG U15 Intramurals Ql,2,3,4j KATHLEEN MOOREHEAD Kathy blond, blue-eyed . Corvette . . . Europe beckons- travel and study . . . I will never forget july 4, 1960- . . . skiis . . . world history?-cinch . . . Commercial Club l3,4jg junior Red Cross QSQ DORA MAY MURPHY Dorie . . . The Red-Headed League . . . camera bug . . . slow boat to China . .. Library VIP . .. love those spot quizzes! When Irish Eyes are Smiling . . . wings on her heels . . . Library Club, Vice-Pres, Q2,3,4jg Future Nurses' Club Q4jg Wing Scout Ql,2,3,4j Page 37 ELIZABETH ANN MORENO Bet Betty I scream for coffee ice cream, sodas, Goody Shop . . . Don't mind toooo much strike! Fall out of Mr. Heideman's car on the icePPmePP Harry Belafonte . .. Monday is a bad day . . . Tri Hi Y QS,-455 Catholic High School Guild' f4j ! l 2 is ! r is LOIS -IEAN MYERS Lotus . . . Where are my skates? . made it through Am Hist . . . skiing in an apple orchard Dance without my saddle? - Neverl . . . Clean-up Committee ll,2Qg Tri Hi Y 13,45 SHERYOL LYNN NEILL Sheryol . . . what were you doing on that team bus after that Sleepy Hollow game? . . . expand and be specific .. . food's good, that's why . . . business college in future . . . Commercial Club, Sec, l3,4j 3 Intramurals l3,4j ' t ' - - ll? SUSANNA MAE OSWALD Susie Ossis . .. anyone know Susie Mae Burke? but the charwoman is important . . . see you in Old Forge . . . really Jef- frey . . . but we were at the Rec Hall, Mother!! junior Red Cross 1315 Tri Hi Y 4314? THOMAS W. NILSON Nilsy . .. It's really sharp . . . Paul Anderson, here I come .. . The guidance office messed it up . .. did they go yet, Tom? . .. the Fiat will do it in fourth surprise!!! where is my Alka-Seltzer? . . . at large . . . Track Q2,3,4jg IV Football 1253 PHP 43,45 Q Green L a n t e rn Sports Editor Q45 BEVERLY MAY PAESLER Bev . . . 1 thought you were Lynn . . . are you two sisters? . . . crazy about sports in any size, shape, or form . . . honors teams . . . Leaders' Club l3,4l 3 Green Lan- tern Ql,2,3,4j 3 Tri Hi Y, Vice Pres, C2,3,4j 3 Athletic Council, Sec, Q3,4j Page 38 ALBERT NORMAN Skip . . . Norm . . . mile a minute . . ball bouncer . . . hobo heaven . .. look at that T-bird go! . .. They're after me again, Ma! . . . Chemistry whiz . . . Track Q2,3,4jg Intramural Bas- ketball Q2,3,4j STEFAN CURT PALMER Palm Tree .. . VIP at Vic Tan- ny's . . . Paladin of Bear Ridge . . .-how're the gladiolas, Stef? . . . straight scotch, john F., an.d Al Collins nix . . . I love chickadees, too . . . cub scout cook and bottle washer . . . Fencing l2,4j 5 Explorer Scout l2,3,4jg Track fl,2,3j ROBERT HENRY PETERSEN Bob . . . owner of a railroad lsmall gauge, . . . 3-year Orbaek farm slave . . . bearcatcher . . . stamp-licker . . . fish-scaler . . . fu- ture electrical engineer . . . .Monitor f1,2l ROBERT MICHAEL PHILMUS Bob and Emerson was pe- danticP How about a game of basketball, or am I being nosyP . . . only three hundredths of a point . . . summer at Brown . . . philatelist . . . Until there's quiet, no Seniors go on their picnic! Green Quill, Co-editor-in-chief, l2,3,4jg Assembly Council, Pub- licity Chairman, Vice-Pres, ll, 2,3,4j 5 Literary Magazine, Hum- or Editor, lfljg NHS Q45 ETHEL MAE PETTERSON Ethel . . . flaming hair . . . it has 2 t's going out and having fun eats for a hobby . , . in love with life . . . Commercial Club l3,4jg Green Lantern llj PHYLLIS LINDA PLATZ Phyll loves to go awander- ing, a knapsack on her back . . . blooms during. the summer enjoys thawing pizzas and then eating them Man-Tan fan . . . gay parties are tops. GO C353 Class Sec, lljg Tri Hi Y, Treas, Vice Pres, Corres Sec, l2,3,4j Page 39 GEORGE LAUREN PHILLIPS Skip . . . Jurgie . . . flying high . . . pedals hard and fast when on land . . . gazes into clouds now and then . . . courageous Q2 Ger- man courses in one yearj . . . it's a breeze . . . spark, zzsst, electrical engineer? . . . Varsity Football Q3,4j 3 Track Cljg Cleansnp Committee Q2,3j MARY JANE PORTER Janie, for heaven's sake . . . what will Roger say? . . . writer's cramp from taking so many min- utes Physics is a cinch . . . New Paltz sweatshirts from girls' state first feminine member of a barbership quartet . . . SG Sec, f4jg Class Sec, 12,353 NHS l3,4j: Organ Club, Sec, ll, 2,3,4j STEVE PRESSFIELD Steve . . . Stevo .I . . Presslick . . . Steverino . . . Fore!!! . . . what divet? I don't think there's THAT much meaning it it, Mr. Lund It's my turn to ad- journ the meeting, Phil . . . golf? YVhat time, Coach?? . . . SG ll,2,3,4j: Green Quill Sales Staff Q-lj: Varsity Club f2,3,4j3 l'arsily Golf ll,2,3,4j 3 NHS Qflj PAUL EDWIN REIFEISS Reef . . . it takes talent to spell it right . . . it's a frog, it's a mon- ster, it's Reef in His SCUBA out- fit!!! . .. cares for sick airplanes at Westchester Airport , . . Lunch Hour ll,2,3,4j CAROLYN JEANNE PUFF Congie . . . Parlez-vous? . . . twirl, twirl, twirl, girl . .. I just know 1'll be able to draw a big crowd . .. anybody going to Ar- monk? . . . Lollipop, Lollipop, Oh, Lolly-Lolly-Lollyll . . . Corresponding Secretary for Can- teen 13,45 3 Commercial Club QS, 4jg SG Q25 GWENDOLYN LOUISE RIVERS Gwen . . . member of almost every club in the school . . . XfVhy helloooooo ---- .-. . All right - who's your homeroom teacher? . . . often found in aud- itorium-on stage or organ Organ Club l3,4jg Future Nurses' Club, Pres, f2,3,4j 3 Ath- letic Council GSA, 3 Wing Scouts Q2,3,4j f., -- sf--K - f ,Q 5 E - Page 40 ALBERT REICHARDT Al .. . six bottles of Vitamin D milk cost how much?P . . . a dip in the pool . . . found under cars . .. intermediate algebra? . . . electrical or automotive mechan- ic . . . pulls out weeds . . . Monitor QSQ 3 Clean-Up Commit- tee l1,2,3,4j JAMES ROELL jim To become an able and successful man in any pro- fession, three things are neces- sary: nature, study, and practice . . . reeling the large one in . . . World History was a snap fnow that I've passed itlj . . . Spectating fl,2,3,4j DON HALL ROSEBURY Rosie . . . Holy I passed Latin II! . . . with junior Classical funds . . . that's the haz- frog-hunter . . . IV Basketball C255 PHP Q35 DONALD RICHARD ROST Don I'Vhat's wrong with a small cabin on a lake near Plea- santville? . . . cool pipes on a hot '53 Ford . . . Does the cradle in- clude sophomoresP . . . I'll bet you're going fishing! . . . clam collector Sure I passed A- merican history, Mr. Sabella . . . IV Baseball 1255 junior Classi- cal League Qlj JUDITH SHARI ROSENBERG Judy .. . 1,5-pint . . . little Jude . . . night-walking . . . snowstorms . . . cherchez la France . . . say, how do you know so much about Lake Street? . . . cheerful cherub lllonitor Chairman 4 ' Tri-Hi D, ' Y f2,3,4jg Green Quill Advertis- ing Staff f3,4jg Intramurals 12, 3,45 BETTY JANE RUHLE B-I frequent trips to White Plains planning for future aids n.urses aiding patients likes kids annoyed by teachers' pets . . . G0 l2,3,4jg Future Nurses' Club, Sec, Treas, Q2,3,4jg Tri- Hi-Y Q23 ' Faqs 41 RUSSELL PATRICK ROSS Russ Mickey you say you're in the senior homeroom? can't stand gabby girls Alley Oop Qooplj . , . let's see your pass . . . did you finish your geometry? engineer lon the NYCRRPJ . . . IV Basketball ll,2j 5 Intramurals f2,3j3 Monitor l4j PHILIP SANDLER Hawk . . . anybody knows a Sandler Straight takes your Roy- al Flush .. . I castle and check- mate .. . only man ever to ace the 4th hole from the 7th IEC . . . professional caddy . . . too hot at cards-no loop today . .. passed Latin III! . . . Athletic Council fl,3,4,j Golf Team Ql,2,3,4j 3 Intramural Bas- ketball Q2,3,4j LUCILLE LUCRETIA SCAFATI Lulu . . . two charleston, one double whammy purple, la- vender, and violet . . . the boss's daughter at Scafati Printing Co. . . . passion for fashion . . . swims under water, skates on ice junior Red Cross, Vice-Pres, Q3, 453 Tri Hi Y Q3,4j RONALD CHARLES SCHVVALBE Ron Schwalb I don't care how you pronounce it .. . what's Duane Eddy doing in Armonk? . . . Hey, blondiel . . . good with a big stick-ice hock- ey . . . Air Force . . . Varsity Football Q3,4jg Track Q3j: GO Q25 .J LAURIE SCHLESINGER Laurie newcomer dog- paddler . . . keeps records by trunkful . . . But I never talk in homeroom! . . . Armonk com- muter . . . plans to be married . . . junior Red Cross Q45 DANIEL SCRIBNER Dan .. . hard-rock residue zzzzz . .. man overboard .. . rev- olutions in Panama I tree bears for fung also bear trees for fuel weekends at The Lake . . . explore, explore . . . What's the German word for tank P . .t Explorer Scout Q2,3,4jg Page 42 so Q5 as X ss S egg L F ELIZABETH MARY SCHMIDEL Betty . . . natural blonde . . . dancing ski-er . . . clothes-horse . . . cheers on Panthers Qto vic- toryPj . . . some lucky executive's going to have a pretty secretary . . . VVhat driving test? .. . I Tri Hi Y, Chaplain, Pres, Q2,3, 4j 5 Commercial Club Q3j Q l ROBERT MORTON SHONN Bob . . . But I like to push lawn mowers the whole shelf oil tomatoes is falling down to be plumber or mechanic Qi.e., a millionairelj . . . I Clean-up Committee Qlj g,Projl ection, Crew Q25 1 E s 2 4 i , l JOHN BRYANT SIMON john . . . Sime . . . G is for Grendel what pen springs? . . . hole-in-one champ the lost case . . . Roll off! . . . meet- ing of H.R. 211 come to order! . . . aw Mr. Cook . .. hic, haec, heck!!! .. . to actually under- stand . . . Varsity Golf l2,3,4j 5 Student Court f2,3,4j, Green and White Party Chairman f3,4jg Band, Drum Major, ll ,2,3,4j MICHELE ANN SPAKOVVSKI Michele . . . Mickey . . . Ameri- can history, anyonePP . .. why can't we talk in study hall? . . . Niss Nulty's great!! . . . eternally sweet sixteen .. . why do people stack lockers, J.S.PPP . . . Commercial Club Q45 PHILIP TRENT SMITH Frenchy , , , aviates . . . Au re- voir, Paris . . . how do you like Pleasantville's winters . . . talley- ho for the north woods . . . sup- presses fires when in Washing- ton State BSA member in good standing . . . French Club 445, Volleyball In- tramurals l3,43g BSA ll,2,3,4B HERBERT RAPHAEL STECK Herb . . . hunter, fisherman, Girl Scout . . . Say, man . . . But Mr. Policeman, sir . . . snow- plow . . . All-American crawler . . . model-builder Clean-Up Committee ll ,2,3,4j Page 43 JANET ALICE SNELL Jal . . . love those Vicunasll . . . Loomiscellaneous trips . . . I have SO much to do this weekend! . . . on the hill above Providence . . . e.e. Cummings and Summer is there a Latin V class P . . . This yearbook is going to be really great! . . . Beat Eastchester . . . Green Quill, Co-Editor-in-Chief, f4dvertising,Editor, Q2,3,4j 5 ,lun- zor Red Cross, President, Q2,3jg NHS, sec, 43,45 ROBERT STEVENSON Rob . . . rifle over shoulder, fish- ing pole in hand, and a knap- sack on his back . . . Corsun's pillboy . . . yo ho ho and a mor- tar and pestle . . . Homeroom fl,2,3,4j PETER STEYVART Pete . . . only 2.46 minutes from here to Armonk . . . Little Red Met fond memories of old wet, yellow towel . . . Petrovin in Anastasia . . . Alley Oop . . . fast- est draw in the East . . . Clean-Up Committee Ql,2,35: Rifle Club l3,45 CAROL JEAN THOMPSON Tommie . .. a stitch in time saves nine . . . knit one, purl one ad infinitum . . . you're on key . . . I wanna get married . . . Organ Club, T-reas, Vice-Pres, l3,45 g Green. Quill, Sales Editor, l2,3,45g Wing Scouts l2,3,45 g In- tramurals ll,2,3,45 DRINA PEARL STOCKINGER DeeDee . . . como esta usted? . . . I'1l be a private secretary if the Grand Onion can get along with- out me . . . aw can't I have Triple S catalogue? . . . me gusta la Sen- orita Haack, y los Senores Ely y Nazaruk . . . Commercial Club Q35 3 Clean- Up Committee fl,2,353 Chorus 0,45 3 Student Court, Stenograp- er, MARIE ANTOINETTE TORELLI Marie . .. I will not go to the guillotine .. . a future Jean Ritchie . . . leave, if you're a con- ceited boy stay, if you're a rock'n'roll lover hey Yogi!! Commercial Club 1453 Clean- Up Committee ll,25 Page 44 MILAN GEORGE STURM Milan . . . recently from Austria well-liked, he enjoys skiing, hockey, and winter sports fond memories of Mr. Ho0se's junior homeroom . . . what's the password . . . why QUATCH, natchl! . . . Spectating ll,2,3,45 PATRICIA MARY TURSI Pat . . . Tursihead . . . keep your eyes on that copyl anybody want to buy a yearbook? . . . where's your pass, freshman? . . . ecstatic over Elvis . . . future sec- retary . . . beans and porcu- pines . . . Commercial C.lub l2,3,45 3 Green Quill Sales Staff l353 Clean-Up Committee Q25 l l V ELAINE ANN VALENTINO Val. . . Ee.. . Fine . .. the last of the great Cicadas .. . I am the ping-pong champ of P.H.S. Don't Roaring 20's me - my fingers are killing me!! Al- ways up the creek . . . Wouldn't lya know?? . . . SG 11,2,3,45 5 Leaders' Club, Vice ,Pres, 13,45 3 NHS 1455 Green Quill, Advertising Editor, 145 EILEEN FRANCES WALSH eeny . . . Whosh I, too, am ilping-pong champ . . . My Coun- ry 'tis of yag sweet land of Can- .da . . . dig those crazy baby- r' H ' Thatd be fine!! z- i-Y 1l,2,3,45g Fu tu re eachers' Club, Treas, 1453 NHS Green Quill Advertising 63,47 SUSAN VANNIER Sue . . . recently moved from Mt. Prospect, Illinois . . . let the good times roll! . . . wanted:-husband and kids . . . one no trump . . . where did you say that happen- ed? . . . who? where? when? why? toss the crepe paper Green Quill Advertising Staff 1455 Tri-Hi-Y 125 SUSAN GAIL WASHBURN Susie . .. Sue . .. sure, I knitted them both myself . .. no, I do not have a permanent . . . pain in my right side, but it couldn't be my appendix . . . John, come and help me polish my saddle shoes! . . . happy teaching, Susie! Cheerleading 12,3,45g Tri-Hi-Y, Treas, 1l,2,3,45g GO 1153 All- County Chorus 13,455 NHS 145 Page 45 PATTI ANNE VASSIA Pat . . . new in school .. . '-'Dear -How are you??'x' . . . do, re, mi, fa . .. Hey, you-why aren't you wearing your sneakers? . . . char- woman . . . enter stage right . .. I hit a home run! . . . goalie . . . Literary Magazine, Poetry C0- Editor, 1455 Church Choir and Fellowship 145 i L ms LINDA WATTS Lin talks late at night slumber party tomorrow . . . Really, I'm very shy and quiet! . .. . C'mon, we've gotta finish our page .. . and al and a 2 toe-wiggler . . . folksinging . . . pass the yogurt, Yogi Gettysburg . . . is a crack-up!! . . . Green Lantern, Co-Feature Edi- tor, 1l,2,3,453 Thespian Society, sec, 1l,2,3,45g GO 1l,2,3,45 ERNEST VVAY By the way, how's that write-in vote coming? . . . Campaign Man- ager, Mr. Hoose . .. Ernie is the controversial non-controversial JRC member . . . sails and swims like Popeye . . . IMen's Chorus f4jg Stage Crew 1353 junior Red Cross Qlj PETER WEISSMANN Pete frailty, thy name is I-Veissmannn . .. mid-term vaca- tions, anybody? . . . back to your philately . . . comb your hair quick-the bus is at the Sher- man Park . .. don't forget your Mechanical Drawing assignment Ilzlnch Period fl ,2,3,4j Page 46 .IAN LYNN WEINGARTEN Jan . . . Happy Boguslav to you . . . anybody ever heard of Raph . . . Lindos, Delos-oh, oH, OH!!! . . . I've got to go to Sweden again . . . my new guitar . . . collects folk singers . .. but I love Latin Green Lantern, Editor-in-Chief, Kl,2,3,4j 3 NHS Q45 g Organ Club fl,2,3,4j g GO 11,235 SHEILA RACHEL WERLIN Sheila . . . Swerlin . . . gee, I won! . . . needs a model for draw- ing-any vo1unteersP? . . . here, little birdie, so I can hit you! . . . life is inevitable . . . Choir Ql,2,3,4jg I un io 1' Red Cross Ql,2,3,4j 1 ' ' ilk-f ' Y P ew-,asj ' i1 KQQQ . GIVENDA LYNNE VVIISON Gwen . . . Wily . . . How did I get into NHS? . . . has quite a pile of minutes . . . avoids Renaults . . . knit two, purl two . . . watch those corners! . . . pizza . . . name Pete . . . spinning discs . . . junior Red Cross, Sec, 1l,2,3,45 5 Leaders' Club 13,455 Basketball Honor Teams 12,3,45g Monitor 13,453 NHS 145 JAMES DOUGLAS VVINTRESS Mlinny . . . Jungle Jim . . . ex- pert blackboard washer and test tube cleaner . . . remain a bach- elor? . . . why? . . . pounds away at rocks in future . . . remembers a trip to San Juan, Guantanamo, and Canal Zone with the Navy Explorer Scout 12,3,453 Track 13,455 Clean.-Up Committee 11, 2,3,-155 junior Red Cross 145 2 n i l is it fs DIANE EDITH WINNE Di . .. number one! our fu- ture Picasso . . . headed for a fine art career I paint just fine without short nails, thank you . .. why didn't I take Latin IV? . . . a lovely valedictorian bobbysox Clean-Up Committee 11,253 Va- cation Bible School 13,45 JOHN ZANINE, JR. Sam . . . Boozy . . . wants to be a bachelor . . . Only 3 this time Mr. Sabella? .. . John F. Ken- nedy-HAI . . . roared at the Roaring 20's . . . my Bunsen burner keeps going out! . . . Help, my water ski is coming loose! . . . Monitor 12,3,45g SG 12,3,45 Page 47 To Bklliff NVhy is it that the things we love the best Are too soon gone? WVhy do they come - then go? A glimpse of soaring geese in perfect flight, The falling star that leaves an afterglow. The scent of lilacs in the wet Spring air, A far-off bell that rang across the sky, A voice from somewhere singing in the dawn, The shadow of a deer that glided by. These perfect moments that elude our grasp Intensify our wish to strongly clasp Them to our hearts. And yet it can't be so. The rarer things are somehow meant to go. And though our hearts are filled with tears and grief Because this loved and brilliant life was brief, We had the joy of knowing for a while The purity and goodness of his smile. jane Evans Ruffin BLAIR JAFFEE April 19, 1943 - july 26, 1960 Page 48 -RS X six . NNY' 5 Ni :ms - if Ss: K A X. .. X V I 2 Q f 5 f NWN-:Qgi.fi,Q ws-Q A x ' A . . X lg- x X fs. -QSNfSw?eSiseFQYs35-.Q fTiQfi'Ii1Ag fQ2.fsSws..s. .tiif gvw . . YRS .X rr- X .XX SQ Q ?X S X Qshgsafx - Q. 5 wg X x X S X X XX X Saks X x X 'X X KW XX X I Xi X. is x Xs K-E,3EX:zsh zg.. X X. 5 N 5 -X .T M .X .X .X 1 is ES X Xa X XXX.-. .... .. X x ' XXX. X X. N XSNX ,SNXNK X X S... iL A 2 kL,L 4 ,X . KN Q.. . SX?- W XXX- - X Q 'MX x K X x B.. QX S ....... . . S Rf r 'ss -XX X Ss: m X L MNXXX 5 4? Y X ww X -'Sm Row 1. Bob Horton, Judy Johnson, Kitsie 'Landt, Becky Kitt- ridge, Janet Hoyt, Dee Bell, Carol Christgaug Row 2. Dave Baker, Anne Jacoby, Karen Kirse, Cheryl Boland, Jane Hunt, Barbara Baker, Nancy Judd, Margaret Koch, Row 3. Joe Ahl- beck, George Meyn, Don Berger, Doug Cassin, Gordon Jones, Mike Kepler, Eric Karl, Marshall Howe IU 1011 CLASS Row l. Karen Gray, Carol Hackman, Kathy Hayes, Wendy Heyle. Ann Hartford. Joyce Grossbard, Judy Golub: Rau' 2. WVoody Hogle, Glen Gornnert, Jack Gullotta, Steve Hershey, Bob Hammond, Doug Hannigan, Ronnie Hicinbothemg Row 3. Paul Boguslav, Mike Harris, Dick Gustin, Doug Haviland, Ed Hansen, John Hergeuhan Row l. Jarene Francis, Barbara Fillipella, Tracy Gibbons, Jane Ehlers, Linda Ackerly, Margo Blanche, Row 2. Marilyn Fowler, Joanne Christi, Judy Dyson, Pat Ericson, Cathy Clapps, Jesse Caianig Row 3. Pete Birmingham, Dan Gatti, Craig Gilder- sleeve, John Donelian, Bob Friedman, Dan Franklin, Larry Forrarg Raw 4. Brian Dwyer, Bob Ebert, Frank Dunning, Bruce Bishop, Dean Fausty, Ken Bell, Donato Cedrone Row l. Kathy Murphy, Cathy DePalo, Judy Dempewoff, Sue Conger, Jeanne Micoleau, Linda Critchley, Row 2. Clare Com- po, Joan Colsey, Glen Deeming, Marie Cunha, Sandy DeVoe, Rocca D'Ascanio: Row 3. Jed Devine, Bob DiYeso, Charlie Cooper, Tony DiClemente, John Crandall, Betsy DeLucia: Row 4. Dick Seveld, Bill Metzler, John Stevenson, John Del Guzzo, Roger Michel, Ray Clauser Page 51 SOPHO ORE CLASS Row 1. Linda Madaris, Sue Miller, Donna McKay, Kitsie Landt, Ilse Mayerthaller, Gill Lowes, Row 2. Ellen Mayersohn, Barbara Linton, Ellen Lockwood, Marilyn Maxwell, Bonnie Lindsell, Barb Lohrberg, Alice Larkin: Row 3. John McGrath., Neil Middleton, Bob Marszalek, David Lane, Ronnie Locatelli, Kerry Merkleg Row 4. Bill McCain, Jim McGinnis, Peter Mandelik, Dennis Longo, George Martin Row l. Naomi Greitzer, Diane Gildersleeve, Betsy Glass, Steph- anie Henn, Janice Haviland, Ruby Gately: Row 2. Linda Foster, Ann Gaubert, Joanna Hendry, Mary Graham, Sarah Graham, Dan Harrington, Row 3. Peter Haff, Jon Goldsmith, Ricky Hawes, Russell Hammond, Richard Guidali, John Graham, Alan Hersheyg Row 4. Bob Goldstein, Pete Foster, Bruce Greene, Dick Gamertsfelder, Jonathan Henken, Charles Gunt- ner, Harold Fox Row 1. Charlotte Moran, Bobbie Moorehead, Eileen Oakley, Lida Newton, Cathy Patterson, Sue Osborn: Row' 2. Jackie Perret, Ev Olsen, Jill Paley, Perry Neidish, Mary Penniman, Don Olson: Row 3. John O'Neil, Bob Paine, Mike Pertain, Frank Peper, Skip Mulch, Dave Parkerg Row 4. Ronnie Muller, Jeff Milman, Bob Pearson, Bob 0'Keefe, Al Meyers, Dick O'Neil Row l. Donna Cooper, Christina Englund, Kathy Dubin, Claire Corrigan, Karla Cohn, Linda Fontaine, Sue Craig: Row 2. Judy Dubben, Pat Findra, Debbie Dunn, Debbie Cypher, Sherry El- kin, Anne Fay, Row 3. Charles Finlay, Jack Daley, Jim Feeney, Allen Cobb, Scott Fitzgibbon, Glenn Danks, Tom Eastman, Row 4. John Finan, Terry Crawford, Aba Deak, John Depew, Emerson Dahmen, Jonathan Coggeshall Page 52 Row 1. Barbara lvax, Helen Tubia, Judy Stone, Sue Zelt, Terry Travis, Kathy Wrightg Row 2. Mary Ann Wring, Dave Steck, Nancy Turner, Craig Weiss, Sally Thornton, Bruce Sweeten: Row 3. Peter Wyckoff, Jon Taylor, Ed Thompson, Ed Tuttle, Dan Shon, Evan Thompson: Row 4. Mike Thompson, Dave Watts, Tom Wolman, Gunnar Staalmark, Steve Stromak, Allan Wagner ' SOPHCMORE CLASS Ron' 1. Vicki Karl. Carole Judson, Anne Holloway. Marta Ku- sic, Gerry Kerslakeg Row 2. Charlie Hughes. Laurel Hobbs, Pat Jarvis, Martha King, Nancy Kennedy, Helen Huntoon: Ron' 3. Ronnie Judson, Laird Holby, John Hise, Dare Koteen, Sol Kamine, Colin Higgins: Ron' 4. Allan Johnson, Arthur Huge. Rich Hoferichter, Cy Kissling, Alden Holmes, Alan Krohn, Terry Howison Row 1. Barbara Privitello, Nancy Schreiber, Sue Secord, Lor- raine Russo, Janie Rappaport, Jessie Resnick, Ellen Sagerg Row 2. Carol Schlesinger, Ann Roe, Judy Sawyer, Ann Samson, Jackie Pourciau, Kathy Rasche, Pam Rhinehart, Laura Preston, Laurie Plumundern, Laurie Sajorg Row 3. Bob Ryan, Oliver Seligman, Kevin Porter, Andy Schloat, George Ray, Ike Rogers Jim Rigden v Page Roa' I. Carole Auiello. Lorraine Artnisto. Patti Baldwin. Kathy Burns, Joyce Brueggeman, Nola Beecher, Katie Barry: Rau' 2. Hlayne Beyer. Judson Booth, Bob Boltz. Bill llucher. Jerry Carter, Dave Avenius. Peter Camilli: Ron' 3. Mel Cnrroim. Bob Allen. Bob Blayzor. Bill Breen. Charlie C:mniz:n'ro. l-id Chatr- ney. Tony Ciulla 53 Y K - V Q, ww :'Q :T iii .,.. f ' f ifflff . Q v v X . Q -,X X X . Y in X x Q 5 1 gg i N, RX fm X . N: S 5 ' w Q 5 :Lx -X K sk .qs-X 1 .XS Wings S ii? N Q 2 .gg X X X - I X Q S Q X X . S F ---x Y K f x Nw Y Q - 1 QQ ma-J N V Q- x x R i .F f f x f 1 K ,Qs ,.M..Mv., Q 5 Mme W X A Q-AQ ESQ S kvw Y. s , . Y 1 J xx 4' f s Row l. Anne Valentine, Valerie Visca, Victoria Whitlock, Nancy Tull, Martha TenBroeck, Marilyn Zipes, Ruth Wringp Row 2. Dave Shaup, Dave Serlin, Nancy Ward, Pat Simon, Jean WVilhelm, Sue Snell, Bill Valentino: Row 3. Robert Glinski, john Todd, Frank Valetto, Geoffrey Yorke, Peter Scopton, John Scofield, Ed Wyatt, jeff Zettel Row I. Sue Kaestner, jean Irvine, Judy Johnston, Pru- dence Halstead, Kathy Hannigan, Doreen Graham, Marcia Grossbardg Row 2. Doug Huntoon, Ray Harper, Linda Holton, Kendy Kepler, Marilyn Keck, Bob Glinski: Row 3. Fred Higham, joe Helfer, Gene Falik, Michael Gluck, Steve Harrigan, Mike Kennedy, Tom Hammond, Joel Harris Row l. Barbara Plumb, Sue Zola, Jill Sawyer, Mitzi Porter, Sara Rosenthal, Lillian Rudolph, Louise Schofield: Ron' 2. Don Robinson, Amy Philmus, Ann Riemenschneider, Ann Wrisley, Barbara Perry, Jonathan Smith, Eugene Tiesler: Row 3. Robert Roemer, Robert Rosenthal, Todd Sandler, Tom Sandler, Mike Phillippo, Don Peterson, Ger- ard Raccibppo, Ed Pier Page 55 CLASS OFFICERS Page 56 JUNIOR CLASS Roger Buckhoul, President: Palsy Miller. Vice- Presidentg Dee Bell. Secretary: Sue Conger, Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS Dave Koteen, Presidentg Bob Ryan, Vice-Presi- dentg Sue Craig, Secretary: john Hise, Treasurer FRESH MAN CLASS Bert Gershater, Presidentg Rolf Bregler, Vice- Presidentg Mitzi Porter, Secretaryg Sue Snell, Treasurer X s,, li? 155 ANY SSS if S in 5 S N Q 3 x 3 in T K 'fm S Mxwmx. ., i X X ' W-wwww . - . K k wwxqnfww . L. Nwgwxx 5QW,S355X.w . H X www- M 11 X..wQkg1.X :X:gvQ,..4Lq i X -Qs -- x X X N-- X wx XA Q www ...www gs: .. 1-nv SQQQ .X:wMNkWS5.Sxkg4:f: ,f ' M' 3 Q sg a + 5 ww mf ff ,WWW bmw W 3 Really Haxlcks Minutes out of Homeroom! STUDE T GOVERN M The Student Government is the legislative body and gthe unofficial debating society of the school. Its standard duties are approving constitutions of new clubs, running school elections, arguing, spon- soring the informal Rye Pep Rally dance, buying yearbook ads Qyealj, and organizing Students' Day. A great part of this year's discussion time was spent on the shaky school political party system. The question of whether or not to keep the parties was turned over to the student body in a referendum. Under the direction of Vice-President Charlie Cooper, the students again took over teacher and ad- ministrative positions and ran the school for one glorious day. In addition to being fun, it was inter- esting to discover that theteachers work almost as hard as we dol The Fry Rye Rock was more successful this year and consequently made more money than usual. News of these riches soon got around. The Student Government gave some money to Mr. Bitter to build a trailer to haul the loudspeaker equipment to and from games and other noisy school func- tions. The monitors also got wind of superfluity and bought 500 new monitor badges. Row l. Tom Hammond, Carol Lew, Charlie Cooper-Vice-President, Janie Porter-Secretary, Howie Gershater-President, Dave Evelyn fnot shownj -Treasurer, Jill Sawyer, Luana Reid, Jim Weinberg: Row 2. Marcia Finkelstein, Gill Lowes, Nancy Turner, Sue Bier, Mary Penniman, Nola Beecher, WVendy Heyle, Sue Maine, Patsy Miller, Sandy Snyder: Row 3. Bert Gershater, Bill Valentino, Joe Moran, Peter Forster, Chris Barkentin, Tom Griffith, Steve Pressfield, Bob Hammond, jon Coggeshall. Craig Gildersleeve Page 58 l Appropriate GENER L ORGANIZAT IO The General Organization is the high school bank with checking accounts for each of the school clubs. It gets its funds from selling G.O. tickets, running concessions at athletic events, and collecting gen- eral admission fees from many activities. G.O. ticket-holders are entitled to special discounts on certain 'G.O. sponsored school events. They get free entrance to games and free school newspapers. The traditional moth-eaten G.O. card was re- placed this year with a stylish book of tickets with many easy-to-tear-out, numbered, multi-colored pages. This year the G.O. sponsored a school-wide cancer drive in memory of Miss Pierce and Blair Jaffee. Under the presidency of Fred Lowther, who kept asking, Any co1nplaints?, the G.O. approved bud- gets galore, sponsored two dances fone informal and one semi-formalj , and two plays Anastasia and The Raimnaker. Row l. Bob Roemer, Trace Hartman, Carol Darby-Ticket Treasurer, Bonnie McCandless-Secretary, Fred Lowther-Presi- dent, Bill Mlilkoff-Vice-President, Carol Chrisgau, Carol Hannigan: Rau' 2. Becky Kittredge, Donna Phillippo. Sue Osborn, Joyce Grossbard, Sue Conger, Shelley Lacman, Ellen Sager, Sue Miller, Sue Finkelstein, jane Ehlers: Row 3. Larry Forrar, John Hise, jonh Goldsmith, jim Feeney, Beau Nolan, Boh Kahn, Ken McGray, Art Miles, Bill Platte: Rau' 4. liilcen Gelf hurd, Joyce Brueggeman, Phyllis Platz, Linda XVatts, Glen Deeming, Pam Maine, Jan Weingarten. Helen Tulmia. Nlargic Voss, Betty jane Ruhle, Mr. Stejskal Page 59 STUDEX COURT Ove1'ruIed.' Row 1. Gil Agee-Bailiff, Pete Birmingham-Associate justice, Peter Jenkins-Chief justice, John Simon, Karen Micke- wlch-Court Clerk: Row 2. Bob Kahn, Eric Karl, jack Schenendorf, Ed Charney, Arthur Huge MATH CLUB Transcendental Quantity Row l. Carol Thompson, Pete jenkins, Mr. Rothfuss, Jay Groves, Alan Hershey: Row 2. Larry Cuthbertson, Jim Wintress, Fred Lowther, Bob Leyden, Pete Larkin, Tim Nilson, Jack Schenendorf, Trace Hartman Page 60 PLANNING LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE Proposal, Promotion, Permission Row 1. Bev Morgan, Steve Hershey, Trace Hartman, Jeckie Pourciau, Mr. McCrearyg Row 2. Roger Grosk, Bob Friedman, Fred Lowther, Tom Griffith, Mike Kepler, Kent Cooper, Alan Hershey, Valerie Visca A CHESS CLUB E11 Passant David Washburn, Mrs. Lomont, Dennis Lambert, john Herenhan Page 61 ASSEMBLY CGUNCIL Mr. Hoose, Member Emeritus Row 1. Carolyn Anderson, Marilee McCain-President, Kathe Keck, Pat Castimore-Receptionist, Alan Hershey- Sec- retary-Treasurer, Ann Gaubert, Myrna Moran, John Bases: Row 2. Joyce Amundson, WVoody Hogle, Ed Hansen, Mr. Fossunl, Bob Philmus-Vice-President, Al Myers, Bruce Bishop-Publicity Chairman, Geoffry Yorke LEADERS' CLUB Does Everyone have an Award Now? Row 1. Ingrid Lehrmann, Ann Hartford, Jean Privitello, Karen Mickewich-President, Elaine Valentino-Vice Presi- dent, Debby Loring-Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Phillippog Row 2. Pat Fallon, Pat Curley, Carol Darby, Lynn Merkle, Gwen Mlilson, Bev Paesler Pcxqe 62 PROIECTION CREW l Bilter Productions Row l. Tom Eastman, jim Steck, Charlie Mulch, Bill Bucher, Ralph Rogers. Craig Horner-Presidentg Ron' 2. john Taylor, Harold Fox, Cy Kissling, Gerald Masker. jon Gabcl, Gary Nevius RADIC CLUB 1 1 Our School Rests on its I.aurc'ls. not on ils Hams! ' Ron' 1.1011 Galle!-President. Carl Brandon, Bill Bucher. jim Stcck. Tom liasunanlg Ron' CQ. Gerald Maskcr. Hzlrulml Fox. George Stumpf, John Donelian, Mr. Bitter Page B3 IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Latin Hosts Ron' l. Chris Englund-Secretary, Dava Grayson-VicePresident, Toni Lipel-President, Martha King-Treasurerg Row 2. Mrs. Lomont. john Donelian COM ERCIAL CLUB l l Secrelaries of Commerce Ron' l. Susan Lape, Cynthia Bruno, Dolores Calahrese, Miss Nulty, Penny Armisto, Sheryol Neill, Pat Tursi: Row 2. Michele Spakowski, Gail jones, Carolyn Puff, Marie Torelli, Kay Winkler, Barbara Fillipella, Vicki Cucciag Row 3. Cathy Mooreheatl, Ethel Petterson. Sue Nichols, Violet Cunha, Mary Hunt, jane Hunt, Joan Shepherd Page 64 ICRAFT CLUB Handy, but not Crafty! Row 1. Susan Nichols-Secretary, Margaret Koch-President, Pat Ericson-Treasurer: Row 2. Ann Nichols, Nancy Judd, Betsy DeLucia, Claire Compo, Lillian Strachan, Cheryl Peck FUTURE URSES' CLUB Neoplzyie Nurses Ron' l. Janet Loehman, Ann Nichols, Janet Meleney, Dina Grioli, Margaret Koch: Row 2. Betty Ruhle-Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. Steinmetz, Gwen Rivers-President, Cheryl Peck: Row 3. Dora Murphy, Sande DeVoe, Donna Cooper, Judy Gelhurd, Nancy Judd: Row 4. Sue Nichols, Linda Holton, Claire Compo, Gail Freyhourg, Fran Claus, Carol Hackman Page 65 HOUR COMMISSIO Fabulous Friday-'s Fabulous Films Row 1. Ann Henschel, Bob Friedman-President, Dina Grioli-Secretary, Adrienne Siebrechtg Row 2. Bruce Lipton Terry Hammond, Deca Hasselbauer, Anne Rock, Yvonne VanCort: Row 3. Joe Gallo, Bob Kahn, Henry Driscoll Jed Devine, Tom Pulliam ATHLETIC CUUNCIL Does anybody want to buy a Rooter Bus? Row 1. Jackie Porciau, Sue McCandless-Treasurer, Roger Gross-President, Bev Paeslersecretary, Margo Blanche Tracey Gibbons, Nancy Schreiber, Eileen Oakley: Row 2. Steve Hershey, Don Olsen, Gwen Rivers, Lynn Merkle Roger Buckhout, Laura Preston, Ginny Barrows, Chris Haller Perqe 66 PHP Moouligh ters Ron' 1. Bob Kahn-Sergeant, Jay Groves-Captain, Trace Harttnan-Lieutenant: Rau' 2. Charlie Hughes, jim Skiff, Alan Lew, Howie Gershater, Terry Antrieri, Roger Gross: Ron' 3. john Hergenhan, Bill Platte, john Schwaller, Terry I-lowison, Bob O'Keefe, Charlie Cooper, Tom Nilson PEN CIN G CLUB Nous Somnws Touches Dermott, joe Helier, Bob Glinski, jonathan Doll: Ron' 2. Allan Krohn, jonathan Henken. George Stnmpf, Petet Brznnhall, Walter Grimm, Stefan Palmer, David Washburn. Peter Mandelik, Mike Thompson Page 67 Row 1. Dennis Lambert, Jon Goldsmith. Dave Serlin. Lynn Doherty, Terry Hammond. Nancy Eilsey. Brian Mc- ORGAN CLUB 5 i ,L Peda I -Pushers Row l. JoAnne Thomas, Gwen Rivers, Janie Porter-Secretary, Nancy Turner, Ellen Lockwood- Treasurer, jarene Francis, Jim johnson: Row 2. Jan Weingarten, Carol Thompson-Vice-President, Liz Holzer-President: Ron- 3. Dennis Owen, Mr. Fossum, Bob Paine LIBRARY CLUB Bibliophilicks Run' l. Sue Mimnaugh, Claudia Cannizzaro, Dora Murphy-Vice-President Mary Anne YVring-President, Dina Grioli- Secretary-Treasurer, janet Meleney, Ruth Wring: Row 2. Vicky Whitloclc, Jean Wilhelm, Ann Risley, Nancy Eisley Gwen Rivers STAGE CRE Then there was Light Row 1. Cheryl Peck, Dina Grioli, Greg Flood, Betsy DeLucia, Dave Parkerg Row 2. Ken Bell, Alan Johnson, George Meyn, Dick Jarvis, Mike Thompson-Assistant Stage Head THESPIAN SOCIETY With a Cast of Tlzousandsf Row 1. Ken Bell-Vice-President, Judy Johnson-President, Barbara Wax-Treasurer, Gwen Rivers, Row 2. Luanna Reid, Jan Weingarten, Dave Parker, Pat Jarvis, Veronica Higgins, Betsy Glass, Dina Griolig Row 3. Allan Wagner, John Hagen, Dick Jarvis, Allan Johnson, Mike Thompson, George Meyn GREE QUILL The School's A-Number One Publication! Co-Editors-in-Chief ......................,....... Janet Snell, Bob Philmus Co-Literary Editors ............................. Judy Johnson, John Simon Advertising Editor ....................................... Elaine Valentino Sales Editor -4 .......,................................... Carol Thompson Photography Editor .....,............................... Kenneth 'Franklin Scheduling Editor ..................... -L .................. Nancy Macurda Art Editor ...--........................................ Jeanette Micoleau Publicity Chairman .......................................... Laurie Sajor Literary Staff: Ingrid Lehrmann, Jay Groves, Steve Pressfield, Nancy Macurda, Debby Loring, Sue McCandless, Barbara Ledgard, Fred Lowther, Tom Nilson, Gill Lowes, Carol Foster, Jackie Porciau. Pat Jarvis, Mary Pontbriand, Bob Leyden Advertising Staff: Eileen VValsh, Jack Schenendorf, Pat Simon, Sue Snell, Phyllis Platz, Bev Morgan, Laura. Preston, Sue Miller, Phil Sandler, Judy Rosenberg, Sue Vanmer, Peggy Rosenblum, Cheryl Boland, Adelaide Frowd, Glen Deeming, Sue Thompson Sales Staff: Yvonne VanCort, Linda Ackerly, Margot Blanche, Rozie VVright, Cathy Moorehead, Carol Lew, Sue LaB1onde Steve Pressfield, Jim Wmtress. Terry Hammond, Sue Lewis, Anne Rock, Adrienne Siebrecht, Jill Mark, Mary Pontbriandi Mary Tonan, Kama Bruening Photography Staff: Bob Paine, John Hagen, John McDermottf Allan Johnson Typing Staff: Martha King, JoAnne Thomas, Cathy Clapps, Penny Armisto, Joan Shepherd, Ann Henschel Page 70 GREE LANTER Editor-in-Chief ........... News Editors ............ Co-Feature Editors - Rzumer-Up Jan Wfeingarten 121215821-1?f512EEIQffQ7sfEJQ'1?itQgIBuQBI1, Peter Mandelik Deborah Loring, Linda NVatts Tom Nilson, Peter Larkin Sports Editors .............-..................... Photography Editors Bob Paine, john Hagen Bev Paesler Exchange Editor ............................................. Business Manager ............... ., ........-......-....-...... Lynn Merkle Contributors: Toni Lipel, Naomi Greitzer, Pat Simon, Nancy Turner, Ellen Lockwood, john Goldsmith, Barbara Bucher Virginia Dyson, Cathy Clapps, Joan Larsen, Ann Risley, jonathan Gabel, Mike Kepler, Bob Philmus, Vicki karl Mike Harris, Paul Boguslav, Dava Grayson Page 71 THE PCRTRAIT Words, Words, Words! Editor-in-Chief .....................-...................... Bob Friedman Short Story Editor ........................................ Nancy Macurda Poetry Editors ............... -. .................. Pat Vassia, Eileen Gelburd Specialties Department ........ -. .,.................-.... -. .... Steve Hershey Art Editor ........................n...................... Tracey Gibbons Layout Editors ................................ Marilee McCain, Gill Lowes Head Typist ............................................. JoAnne Thomas Current Trends Editor ................-....................... Phyllis Platz Humor Edltors .................... -. .......... .- Music Editor ......... Bob Philmus, Allan johnson ----------------------------------t------.- Liz Holzer Short Stmjx' Staff: Ricky Nelson, Dava Grayson, Margie Voss, Allan Krohn Poetry Staff: Barb Bucher, Claudia Cannizzaro Specialties Slaff: Ricky Nelson, Cheryl Peck, Lynn Merkle Art Slaff: Anne Kohout, Kathy Dubin, Chris Boyer, Karla Kohn, Laurie Sajor Layout Staff: Bev Paesler, Dave Steck, Lorraine Russo, Judy Dubben, Cathy Clapps Current Trends Siaff: Margie Voss, Ellen Sager, Mary Anne Vtfring Humor Staff: David Koteen, Virginia Dyson Music Stuff: Mike Thompson, john Bailey, jesse Caiani, Sue McCandless, Kendy Kepler, Martha King Page 72 N ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY officious President ................................................... Dave Evelyn Vice-President .............................................. Judy johnson Secretary-Treasurer ............................................ . Janet Snell Tutoring Chairmen .......................... Sue Mfashburn, Tom Pulliam Valentine Chairman ........... .L ........................... Judy Johnson 4 l Members: Row l. Bonnie McCandless, Sandy Snyder, Marcia Finkelstein, john Simon, Judy Johnson, Dave Evelyn, Janet Snell, Janie Porter, Debby Loring, Fred Lowther, Carol-Thompson, Marilee McCain: Row 2. Sue Maine, Kathy Clapps, Joan Colsey, Liz Holzer, Judy Dempewolff, Ingrid Lehrmann, Emmy Erda, Mary Coombs, Sue Washburn, Eileen X'Valsh, Elaine Valentino. Jan lVeingarten, Gwen Vililson, Carol Darbyg Row 3. Pete Larkin, Bob Philmus, Bill Wilkoff, Jack Schcnendorf, Tom Pulliam, Trace Hartman, Steve Pressfield, Pete Jenkins, Jed Devine, Bob Leyden, jay Groves Page 73 SENIOR CHORUS Wandering Mistral.: Row 1. Toni Lipel, Nancy Schreiber, Janie Porter, Lois Myers, Sue Washburn, Sue Conger, Sue Lape, Dee Bell, Judy Dempewolff, Judy Stone, Ann Hartford, Dora Murphy, Barbara Fillipellag Row 2. Marilee McCain, Alice Larkin, Pat Jarvis, Ann Jacoby, Lorraine Morrison, Clare Ellen Compo, Betsy DeLucia, Joan Colsey, Andy Mark, Sue Vannier, Deca Hasselbauer, Donna Cooper, Ann Henschelg Row 3. Jessie Caiani, Glen Deeming, Judy Gelburd, Ellen Lockwood, Pam Rheinhart, Linda Patterson, Yvonne VanC0rt, Anne Roe, Barbara Privitello, Rosanne Lipari, Joyce Amundson, Judy Be- loing Row 4. Dave Evelyn, Jessie Resnick, Cathy Clapps, Barbara Baker, Ann Gaubert, Fran Claus, Drina Stockinger, Sue Lewis, Nola Beecher, Mary Hunt, Phyllis Lockwood, Jean Privitello, Mary Graham, Doc Tellstrom Page 74 IU TIOR CHORUS F l What's Up, Doc? Row l. Ruth Wring, Loretta Collesian, Vickie Whitlock, Donna Belcher, Nancy Tull, Susan Bier, Marilyn Keck, Betsy Lee, Carol Mahoney, Jill Sawyerg Row 2. janet Loehman, Sue Snell, Carol Foster, Pam Maine, Pat Simon. Claudia Cannizzaro, Tanya Maxutov, Jean WVilhelm, Kendy Kepler, Kathleen Montrose. Ann Riemenschneider, Amy Philmusg Row 3. Janet Meleney, Suzanne LaBlonde, Ann Valentine, Ellen Lurie, Marilyn Zipes, Joann Lo- Piccolo, Ann Kopfman, Judith Johnson, Mitzi Porter. Lynda Holton, jane Anderson, Martha TenBroeck, Laura Gabel, Louise Schofieldg Row 4. Thomas Hammond, James Morrison, Raymond Harper, joe Moran, Mike Phillippo, David Etzler. Mike Lane, Pete Scopton, Rolf Bregler, Steve Harrigan, Edwin Wyatt. Bert Gershater, Doc Tellstrom MEN 'S CHORUS Barberslxop-Type Chorus Row l. Chuck Cannizzaro, George Ray, Frank Andrielli, Peter Mandelik, Dick O'Neil, Ken Bell. jan Smith: Rou- 2. Pete Scopton, Bob Paine, Ernie Mfay, Alan Hershey, Scott Fitzgihhons, Joe Moran. Bert Gcrshater: Ron' 3. jim Hoover, Bob Philmus, Mike Kepler, Mike Thompson, George Meyn. Pete Larkin. Boh Leyden Page 75 AMICUS Superfluous Spaghetti Row 1. Dina Grioli, Pat Jarvis-Chaplain, Cathy Wright-Treasurer: Row 2. Laura Preston-Corres- ponding Secretary, Martha King-Vice-President Eileen Oakley-President, Tracey Gibbons-Record- ing Secretary: Row 3. Linda Ackerly, Judy john- son, Lucille Scafati, Lorraine Armisto, Lois Myers, Ann Nichols 1 DELTA The Eternal Triangle Row 1. Sara Thornton, Barbara Baker, Pat Baldwin, Terri Travisg Row 2. Ann Gaubert- Chaplain, Sue Osborn-Vice-President, Helen Tubai-Secretary, Sue Washburn-Treasurer: Row 3. Roslyn Bagarozzo, Mary Ann WVring, MaryLu Jenkins, Fran Claus, Gail Freybourg, Ann Leslie TRI-HI-Y Page 76 HI-HOPES Ooops, there goes another Rubber Tree Plant! Row l. Naomi Greitzer, Ingrid Lehrmann, Mari- lee McCain-Chaplain, Reggie Cedrone, Judy Sawyer-Bouncer: Row 2. Jean Privitello, Adri- enne Seibrecht-Treasurer, Veronica Higgins-Pres ident. Bev Paesler-Vice-President, Joan Shepherd- Secretary, Phyllis LoPiccolog Row 3. Edna Doty, Cheryl Boland, Roseanne Lipari, Anne Rock, Barbara Fillipella, Bunny Downey, Janix Rappa- port, Sarah Graham, Lynn Merkle, Joan Larson Mary Graham, Mary Pontbriand, Sue Nichols s IOTA just a little bit better. ' Row 1. Jessie Resnick, Jackie Porciau, Betty Mo- reno, Karen Mickewich: Row 2. Sue Craig-Chap- lain, Phyllis Platz-Recording Secretary, Debby Loring-President, Sandy Snyder, Row 3. Gwen Rivers-Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Kaest- ner, Jill Paley, Bonnie McCandless, Ginny Bar- rows, Sue Oswald OPUS op us-Pak us Row 1. Jessie Caiani, Edith Tubman, Nancy Tur- ner, Judy Rosenberg, Janie Porter: Row 2. Judy Stone, Sue Lewis-Secretary, Betty Schmidel-Presi-, dent, Elaine Valentino-Vice-President, Judy Brueggeman-Treasurer, Jane Ehlersg Row 3. Bev Morgan, Joyce Brueggeman, Laurie Sajor, Mary Tonan, Carol Darby, Eileen Walsh, Mary Coombs l AN Row 1. Ron Hicenhothem-Student Conductor, Chip Tiesler, Evan Thomas, Anhur Huge, Dennis Larkin, Ed Charney, Bruce Greene jim johnsonslnspector Manager, Bob Boltzg Ron' 2. Chris Connell. jonathan Smith, Alden Holmes, Allan johnson. Marshall, Howe, Dick Ganunertsfelder. john Donelian, Ted Gelsthorpe, Pete Haffg Row 3. Jonathan Kenken, Eric Randall. Dave Parker, Dave Euler, Mr. Lockwood, Gordon Jones, Bruce Miller, Dan Franklin, Ralph Rogers, Row 4. john Bailey. Bill Bucher, john Simon-Drum Major, Dick Hoferichter-Assistant Drum Major, B05 Ebert To Look Sharp Page 78 ORCHESTR The Sound of Music Rom 1. Lynn Merkle, Marilee McCain, Bev Paesler, Sue Craig, Katie Ring. Kent Lanini, Emerson Dahmen: Row 2. Vicki Whitlock, Chris Englund, Sara Thornton, Liz Holzer, Mary Hunt, Naomi Greitzer, Judy Brueggeman, Laurel Hobbs, Sarah Rosenthal, Barbara Wax, Linda Ackerly, Kitsie Landt, Pat Simon: Row 3. John Simon, Gordon jones, Tracey Gib- bons, Dave Etzler, Bill Bucher, Joan Shepherd, Mr. Lockwood, Bob Ebert, Ted Gelsthorpe, Alden Holmes, Carol Petticord, Lynn Doherty, Ellen Lockwood: Drummers. Evan Thompson, Chip Tiesler, Jim Johnson I D EN SEMBLE Seventy-Six Trombonesu Row l. Sara Rosenthal, Laurel Hobbs, Naomi Greitzer, Judy Brueggeman, joe Helfer, jonathan Smith, Ed Charney, Arthur Hugeg Row 2. John Donelian, Marshall Howe, Ted Gelsthorpe, Pat Simon, Linda Ackerly, Kitsie Landt, Carol Petticord, Alden Holmes: Row 3. john Simon, Gordon Jones, Tracey Gibbons, Dan Franklin, Jonathan Kenken, Dave Etzler, Bob Ebert, Bill Bucher, Allan Johnson, john Bailey, Ioan Shepherd, Lynn Doherty, Ellen Lockwood: Row 4. Mr. Lockwood, Chris Connell, Evan Thompson, Chip Tiesler, jim Johnson Page 79 FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB Aim High - Be a Teacher Row l. Judy Gelburd, Kay WVinkler-President, Judy Marx-Vice-President: Row 2. 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X . i N figiix Lk :5:gigg. SS3S :g1iXx.if'if1Qe Sw S S E md' un VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I. Bob DiYeso. Bill Plane, Glen fi0l'lll1Cl'l. jim Devine. John Sharp, Alan Lew'Co-Captain, Pete jenkins: Row 2. Ron Schwalbe. Pele Kurachek, Roger Gross-Co-Captain, Jack Gullotta Football at Pleasantville is a' tradition, almost a way of life. The gridders of the Class of '61 will now have only memories of their years under Coaches Kurachek and Beattie. The memories will include Pete Kurachek's touchdown pass to Pete Jenkinsg the play that George Phillips and Gill Agee stopped for no gaing the day that centers -lim Devine and Jay Groves lost no downs on bad snapsg and that crucial first down by Ronnie Sehwalbe. ' How does one define a successful football season? Is its success in direct proportion to the number of games won? Although this year's Varsity team had only one win, it can not be concluded that the 1960 campaign was any less rewarding to its members. Of course, victory is the main objective of any athletic team. and the memory of the many contests lost by this year's squad return to haunt us, the players. Each Saturday when we took the field our thoughts were geared to victory. After suffering our two most decisive defeats at the hands of Rye and Pelham on consecutive Satur- days, we came face to face with Goliath, in the form of Harrison High School. To the surprise of many 'Qextept the members of the squadj the Panthers beat the Huskies for all but three minutes of the game. Much was learned by this year's squad, which included only one veteran. A football player learns to grind and not give up, though the odds may be against him. Alan Lew and Roger -Gross Co- Captains Sue Washburn Dee Bell Bonnie McCandless Christie Lyall Emily Erda ii ie' S 5 XX? ' S '53 X QQ at Q . M 3 JU 1oR ARSITY POOTBALL Ron- l. john Hise, Dick 0'Neil, Kevin Porter, Bob Pearson, Dave l'Vatts, Ricky Hawes, Larry Gillette, John McGrath, Bob Ham- mond. Mr' Gihnureg Ron' 2. john Doll. john Osterhoudt, Mike Phillippo, Roy Colsey, Pete Scopton, Rolf Bregler, Pete Cannizzaro, Michael Gluck, Bob Ryan: Row 3. John Everton, Doug Huntoon. Dick Gzunertsfelder, Peter Qzunilli. Kerry Merkel, Pete Wyckoff, Bob Bolty, Charlie Hughes, Terry Howison: Row 4. jim Finney, john Taylor. Sal Celona IU IOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS l.1'f1 In Righl: Donna McKay. 'Indy Sawyer. Katy Barry, Anne Roe, Joyce Brueggeman-Captain, Kathy Burns, Nancy Schreiber. Sue Oshorn Page 84 fl VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling. Pete Birmingham-Captain: Standing. Tom Pulliam, Bob O'Keefe, Bob Leyden, Don Berger, Cy Kissling, Pete Larkin, Roger Buckhout, Dan Gatti, Howie Gexshater, Dave Koteen The 1960-61 Panthers, despite an unimpressive record, remain proud of their achievements on and off the court. Although the team lacked experience, it succeeded in overcoming this and other obstacles as the season progressed. The players learned those lessons recognized only through experience that will prove invaluable to them in the future. Only a member of this team could know the po- tential ability and spirit of our Panther unit. Ob- viously improved by each game, this year's squad will endow the 1962 club with the benefits of its hard work. Each member of the squad realizes his debt to Coach McLaughlin, the fourth cage mentor in as many seasons, who was respected and admired by all. He has begun' working to build a new Pleasant- ville basketball dynasty. lN7e of the 1960-61 Panther Team are proud to have represented PHS on the court. Though the season is ended, the spirit of this team will be felt in future years, by members of future squads who will remember that this team laid the foundation for their victories. Peter Birmingham Captain IU IOR ARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling. Bob Pearsong Standing. Ricky Hawes. Bob Ryan. jeff Milmnn, Roy Colsey. John Everton, Dave 'Watts. Jim McGinnis, Ed Charney, Terry Howison, Charlie Hughes. Ev Olson. john McGrath FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Kneeling. Doug Ripley, Burt Gershnter, Phil Horning. Pere Scopton. Paul Mocha, Robert Roemer, Gibby Hawes: Sianding. Chip Tiesler,jeffBirmingl1am, Terry Devine, Brian Gilchrist, Bruce Miller, Mike Phillippo, Bob Odell, Larry Gillette, Lanny Watts, Coach Paratore Page 87 ARSITY BASEBALL - f 535 fyiyl l my V Q ,LM 6 swf f 2 ' W Row 1. Larry Forrar-Manager, Ronald Danks, Dick Eikenherg, Tom Pulliam, Howie Gershater, jack Gullolta, Bob Ryan, Gatty, Bill Bracciodiela, Bill Metzler, Doug Cassens, Pele Schumacher, Terry Howison, Mr. Beattie Bob Hznnmondg Row 2. Pete Birmingham, Dan TRACK AND FIELD l 69 GBDCI Row l. Evan Thompson, john Barnhardt, Bob Friedman, Bob Goldstein, jack Daly, jim johnson, john Hise, Al Norman, Kent Cooper, jim Feeney, lloh Marzalek, Sol Kamine, Allan Cobb, Stan Lindwasser, jonathan Henkeng Row 2. George Stumpf, Don Rosehury, Glen DeCosta, Charles fQlI!lU'lCf, Dave Parker. Charlie Cooper, Boh DiYes0, Tom Vermette, Eric Karl, jim Wintrcss, Fred Lowther, Tom Nilson, Charlie Hughes, Ernie Way, Don Petersen: Iiow 3. Mr. Barone, Kent Lanani, Dave Ogden, john Sharp, Don Berger, Ricky Nelson, Don Weber, Peter Bramhall, Gill Agee, Pete Larkin, Mike Thompson, George Neyn, Gunnar Stzmlmurk, jan Smith, Donato Ced- rone, Dave Watts, john Curtis, Chris Baer, Mike Phillippo, Carl Brandon, Mr. Paratore GOLF Pete Kuruchek, john Simmon. Phil Sxmcllcr. Ken lxlCGT1lf'. joe Gallo Mr. Gilmore, Dave KUICCI1. jack Shenenclorf, Dean FHLISIY, Neil Middleton. Judy Booth, Jim Weinberg Page 90 JU 1011 VARSITY BASEBALL Ron' l. Mike Phillippo, Dick O'Ncil, Bob Allen, Perry Niclifk. john Gmhznn. jeff lclellc. Ricky Hawes: Row 2. Tom Hznmnoknd-Manager. liv Olsen. Mel Carrozza, Ron Judson. Stew: Strmnuk, john Todcl, Iim.lVillis BADMI TO HO OR TE Ron' 1- Lumma Reid. jnmit. Hoyt. Frances Reed, Rosylyn Wright: Hou' 2. Betsy Schmidt, Rnhy Gately, Cathy Clupps, Cheryl Boland Page 91 HOCKEY HO. OR TEAMS SECOND TEAM Seated. Ingrid Lchrinann, Cathy Clapps, Sandy Snyder. Glen Deeming, Yvonne Van- Cort, Donna Phillippog Standing. Ginny Barrows, joan Shepherd, Sue Thompson, Pat Curley. Carol Thompson, XVendy Heyle. joan Clolscy FIRST TEAM Sehtzfd. Ann Hartford, Rozie XVrigl1t, Bev Paeslcr, Carol Darby, Judy Beloin, Reg- gie Cedroneg Standing. Kathe Keck, Caro- lyn Anderson, Bonnie Mcflandless. Lynn Merkle, Barbara Baker, Marylu jenkins, Marilyn Fowler. joan Larsen Page 92 THIRD TEAM Slnmling. Linda Patterson, Marie Ludwig, Mary Graham, Sheryl Peck, Cathy Moor- head VULLEYBALL HO OR TEAMS FIRST TEAM Seated. Sue Thompson, Carol Darby, Lynn Merkle, Bev Paesler: Standing. Ann Harl- ford, Joan Larsen, Pat C u r l e y, Rozie Wright, Reggie Cedrone 'THIRD TEAM Slanding. Sheryl l'eck-Mzmager, Ann Les- lie. joan Shepherd. Maryln jenkins, Caro- lyn Anderson. Carol YI.l!0llIPS0l1 SECOND TEAM Srfntvd. Knthe Keck. Donna Pliillippo, Ka- ren Mickewich, Sandy S n y ml e r , Judy Beloing Slunding. W e n cl y Heyle. Gwen Wilson. Glen Deenning. Eileen Walsh, Gin- ny Burrows ge 93 BASKETBALL HO GR TE Sammi Team Ron' I. Barbara Privilellu. Pal Vassia. Gil Lowes, Bev Morgan: Ron' 2. Laurie Sajor, Gwen XYils0n-Captain, joan Larsen, Marilyn Fowler, Nlaryiiu jenkins, Donna Phillippo- lNlanag'c-r First 'Team Carolyn Anderson-Manager. Pat Curley Joan Colsey, Judy Beloin-Captain, Eileen XValsh. Carol Darhy Page 94 Third Team Ron' 1. Margo Blanche, Reggie Cedrone- Captain, Lincla Ackerlyg Ron' 2. Elaine Valentino, Cathy Clapps, Barbara Filipella, Carol Tholnpson, Ingrid Lchrman x Q - - .we axes--x - - U Q 5 RX N1 v iii Q S XX 3 X N Q fx M WX- N1 ww x wg . 3 Sw Nxk 5 .-X lk 4 . , X s U , gx Q m X li B ' M1 ,...e.4s:i J ,L ' -D-2 2 , :ff -- - .Q ! f W ,, . X 'iftrfijg F , k 'K f ,,,,,N A 5- Xi, A KN F ri.. N . ,T 5g::::f:,,.:. ':::- -f A 5'-j.. K 9-.fx kk.: i In is kk... . M' ' 'W ' Jw ,M-.V ' J I - L X--L N '- ' 5 ' ,Q X Q N L X hgbnqb , ., . M' x ' ..,,, ----,,- - -- . , ,N , 2,5 . ' , . umskiii rkv X , Q i ,, . .,,. , A K A .. i .. X X -X-1 :ESR X .Q xx xx K N W x GN BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Amundson Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armisto Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Barkentin Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Beloin Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brueggeman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Caruso Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Clark, jr. C. J. Connors Footwear John M. Coombs George Coupe, Jr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M r. Mr. and Mrs. VV. Curley Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Darby Mr and Mrs. George J. Davis Mr and Mrs Raymond Dick Mr. and Mrs. John DiGiacinto Mr and Mrs. Norman Egdell Mr and Mrs. Albert R. Erda Mr and Mrs. Everett E. Evelyn L. Fay Dr. and Mrs. Selig Finkelstein The Flower Basket Mr. and Mrs. Guerino Gallo Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kaestner, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kahn Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Keck Dr. and Mrs. John J. Kohout Mr. and Mrs. P. VV. Kurachek Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leyden Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lipel Mr. and'Mrs. Irving Loring Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lowther Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Macurda Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Mark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marrone Mr. and Mrs. John WV. McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGray Mr. and Mrs. George T. Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mickewich Mid-County Diner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Miles R. N. Moorehead Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Moreno The Arden Morgans Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy Ruth B. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. George R. Geisler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gelburd Dr. and Mrs. M. Gershater Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Griffith Mrs. Marion K. Gross Mr. and Mrs. john T. Groves Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Haller Mrs. Clare Hammond Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Heinrichs YVittich D. Holloway Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Hoover and Mrs. E. J. Horner and Mrs. Martin Holzer and Mrs. lfVilliam E. Hunt Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. l'Villiam C. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins Mrs. Maria Jenkins R. G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Neill Mr. and Mrs. F. YV. Nilson Mr. and Mrs. 'William Paesler Peters 'Flying A Service Station Mrs. Iris Peterson Mr. and Mrs. George H. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. john H. Pressfield Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rost Mr. and Mrs. 'William S. Ruhle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sandler Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Schwalbe, jr Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Scribner Mr. and Mrs. S. Budd Simon Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Tursi Mr. and Mrs. joseph R. Valentino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vassia Vincent's Italian Restaurant Page 96 f X ISV x s ' M wi A 'S A fl s I ,,'.x5 5 ' 'C J X X , nr-X m, f.fl'ij I ff 'H' if 'iff ' 5, L cw -V. Z. mDC. fix 'nga 5- 2. STUDEN T GOVERNMENT Half X s , V' ' M5 O V :QYEIE .:,g,-l, ' I ical, .. 9 , , ,Z A elif nf ' N O Roger Howie Gordon Chris To CCSSACKS Bl ir Pefer Mal Jimmy Al D Page 99 .xx ga h SES ,SL xxx QS 'XX XS N X EI'-:'X.'f5fsff.QL55f' ' I iii' 1' -4? xi Q. X. .xx Av X SS . x mmf? N S . fists! K sk . Q X 3 I b Q X M K VimLA 1 Q K X-A Q4 XE L, 5 Ya - M XA I GENERAL PRECISION LIMITLESS SPACE IS OPEN REACH FOR IT Barons You . . . GPL Division GENERAL PRECISION, INC and its subsidiary PLEASANTVILLE INSTRUMENT CORPORATION BEST WISHES FROM PETER A. CAMILLI Sn SONS INCORPORATED 75 COOLEY STREET PLEASANTVILLE NEW YORK ATHLETIC PRESIDENT Roger Gross VICE - PRESIDENT Lynn Merlcle SECRETARY Bev Paesler TREASU RER Sue McCandIe SS GL . . . we of The Family Tree 'rake Jrhis opporfunily lo 'rhanlc all of Ihe Ple-asanf ville High School girls who have pafronizecl us during Ihe lasr year. . . . for Ihe wonderful Weslchesler loolc! The Family Tree Main Street Armonk, New York Page 104 was :Yi -V' Y fv- .. x., Ri ww: . kv , g Mx 5, R X X NS' M X QK N E xi Q' f Q NA XY Q Num' Q Donated by the Five Tri' Hi-Y's Zigi Mary Coombs-Presicleni' Barbara Ledgard-Vice Presidenf Emmy Erda-Recording Secrefary Judy Brueggeman-Treasurer Deca Hasselbauer-Chaplain Sue McCandless -Bouncers Bev Morgan Page 106 DELTA KAPPA DELTA sends its Best Wishes to the Class of '61 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION Ml 2 W, r-.1 x I Q , 'lj ,x 4 H 57' X f?' C , smeev.-aww 1955 op- w- 0 Sn QU S, 1 J Y .144 01:30 A g f ! 6 A gffiib XAWES 1 . 609 Q22 N X O if ' z X rn FROM 'II-IE Q75 CLASS ok IQQQX 178 MAMARONECK AVE. WHITE PLAINS NEW YORK WH 9-8448 EVERYTHING MUSICAL h I I b d I I Get ouf Uwre, and figlvl: ' If we 're behind you ,I ii? K Good ltlc If ,I N from U10 ' class of '64 by of Lxgk 1 wtf CGM lfheri 3 0 Z..-.5 X51 -7.2 L'N LEADERS CLUB We Gfa an Club Kb vs? A 1 x X X N is w Nw BALDWIN PHARMACY 62 Wheeler Avenue Pleasanlville, New York Phone: RO 9-0002 BARCLAY HARDWARE 25 Wheeler Avenue Pleasan+ville, New York WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE YOU ' Awareness CHAS. H. SELLS, INC. '- Civil Engineers and Surveyors JIS -41-v I5 Washingfon Ave. Pleasanfville, N. Y. RO 9-l520 Knowledge Preparafion Responsibiliiy JUNIOR RED CROSS SAL'S SANITARY BARBER SHOP THE BEDFORD MARKET 57 Wheeler Ave. Old Vllla?e Pleasaniville, New York Plea5anlV'lle RO 9-235l New York SPECIAL ATTENTlON TO CI-IILDEN Congraiulaiions Io The SERVICE STATION Class of 1961 Bedford and Ossininig Roads Pleasaniville, New York DEPARTMENT STORE Besif Wishes Slrereo Plwonograplis - Television from COUSINS OF PLEASANTVILLE, INC. SAKS DEPARTMENT STORE 443 Bedford Rd. 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DIXON SPECIALTY SHOP 51 Wheeler Avenue Pleasanfville, New York U8 page ISU? much . . buf we're noi exacily rich RO 9'l35l . and remember-i+'s ihe 'rhoughi' . . so good luck THE ATHENIANS Complimenfs of PLEASANTVILLE SUPER MARKET . 7-II Wheeler Avenue - Pleasaniville, New Yorlc THE GREELEY COUNTRY STORE, INC. Cheppaqua, New York CE 8-4435 Nam ' X f gg XSS- 9 v--X: x. .. x 5 fx-w 'L . ' 1 - W, x 2 ' S X Sv z X s X X QXQ x S K x :Q R' NSA x N X r X K - X 'M x 4 S 28 S, X if - -I: ' Y XX M Q, X6 X 6 X x . wmx QL QF wr .gig hens SILENCE I haye known the silence of the stars and of the sea, And the silence of the city when it pauses. And the silence of a man and a maid, And the silence for which music alone finds a word. And the silence of the woods before the winds of spring begin, And the silence of the sick lvhen their eyes roam about the room. And I ask: For the depths Of what use is language? A beast of the field moans a few times Mfhen death takes its young. And we are voiceless in the presence of realities- l'Ve cannot speak . . .. If we who are in life cannot speak of profound experiences Why do you mavel that the dead Do not tell you of Death? Their silence shall be interpreted As we approach them. Edgar Lee Masters Page 120 . 2 a i U . . 5 Xa i ww -fy V F a V Fiiiiii' dgn.