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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

R I I M ! 1 1 1 ,I .1 'S 5 .1 fi -e . I 4 1 L , 1 , xl In L 1. U, i PM I . 11 RT M '1 Kr,-F-FEBLSLQ ' , s ff ,xx 1 1 N XL.: qv , Q 5 TTA? .A ,UJY-.4 jhough nofhing can Lring Lack fie hour Of 5,JA2nf!or in fha graw, of gferg in fha ffowerg ,MA wi!! grieve nof, rafher M .S?rengfL in whaf remaina Aehinci William Wordsworth af ik 1 ii 3 P 3 t A ! P i THE REE Q ILL 1962 PLEASANTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PLEASANTVILLE, NEW YORK Editor-in-Chief .... --- Patricia Miller Assit Editor-in-Chief W- -EEE Laurie Sajor Co-Literary Editors Sandra Snyder, Thomas Pulliam Sales Editor .--c-...- .... Yvonne Van Cort Advertising Editor EE- M-- Jack Schenendorf Co-Photography Editors Robert Paine, Pete Wyckoff Business Manager --- -,- Elizabeth Schrnit Copy Editor --- ...,E..,,., Allan Johnson Co-Typing Editors - Martha King, Frances Reed Faculty Advisor .... .,.. M r. George Nazaruk We, the Class of 1962, in leaving Pleasantville High School, take with us many cherished memories of the past four years. They represent a period of giving and of receiving: of giving our time and our minds to the task at hand and of receiving in return the basis of an education to which each of us will add those experiences that shape an individual's and a natifin's destiny. Pleasantville is and always will be our school. Because we have gained so much here, we urge future leaders of this school to preserve its quality and uphold its prestige. Its continuing excellence depends upon the active dedication of those who teach and those who learn. In these times when peace is the collective hope, and strength and courage the collective needs, we know that in education is our strength suppliedg and in the eternal heart of man are found the hope and courage that man will prevail. The Editors Page 4 ,. wggylw wt 1 If. r This is a man who supports his belief that the function of a teacher is to guide and prepare the individual so that he may achieve the ultimate of his capability. He willingly gives of his time to numerous school organizationsg he is quick to assist those in difficultyg he adheres to his principles in the face of opposition. We gratefully acknowledge these contributions to the school and especially to our class. It is with sincere admiration that we dedicate this yearbook to our class advisor. Page 5 GEORGE E. COOK is :ws fir MR. HAROLD DAVEY MR. NIARTIN O'NEIL Superintendent of Schools Director of Instruction A necessary link between the school and the com- The Board members are George King, Harlan munity, the Board of Education strives for a higher Thompson, Vice-President: David Parker, President: standard of education at Pleasamville schools. Mrs. Beach Conger, Fred Liningcr. Page 5 ADMINSTRATION V f V' if Gy uv' L l 1-1 YS L, . V ty QW MR. ANTI-1oNY SABELLA Administrative Assistant Members of the Class of '62: Greetings and Congratulations! A newspaper columnist recently deprecated the tendency of a national figure to speak and work according to a Grand Design. The expression intrigued me and set me to thinking about grand designs and their effect on mankind. Pursuing these thoughts inevitably leads one to authors of Grand Designs. Our heritage is replete with manifestations of grand designs - the great globe itself , the uni- verse, and the uncharted space beyond must be regarded as the grandest of all designs. So also do we regard its Author, our Creator. For countless years men have studied portions of this the Grandest Design to ascertain the laws which govern it and have thereupon promulgat- ed principles of mathematics, music, astronomy, and even certain verities concerning man's asso- ciation with his fellow men. Moses set down Ten Commandments for his people: jesus preached the Sermon on the Mount: believers in freedom created the Magna Charta and the Federal Con- stitution of the United States of America. They have been proved to be in harmony with God's 'Grand Design. Not one of those grand designs has failed to meet opposition among those whose aims were different from those of the designers. Evil men have made designs in great detail which violated the principles of those designs which are in har- mony with that of the Creator. Some such de- signs have already been shattered. The designs of Ghengis Khan, Mussolini, Hitler and others have cost humanity clearly, yet the Grand Design was not lost though it seemed to be for centuries during the Dark Ages. Presently great minds in western Europe are MR. RONALD C. MCCREARY Principal deliberating over a grand design in the form of a United States of Europe. Though this seems primarily economic in nature, behind it is a philosophy which, if it is successful, may bring more of mankind in closer harmony with G0d's Grand Design. It may well be a part of The Grand Design. VVhat has this to do with a high school and its graduates? Only this, to insure your well be- ing - indeed to justify your existence - you need to have a design which is in keeping with the Grand Design. High school, college, as well as your fellow men should help you to draw for yourself such a life plan. Contacts with teachers, professors, and other professionals whose concern is for the welfare of mankind, should possibly alter the original one in some respectsg disap- pointments, setbacks, poor health, even evil men will surely beset you and require further ad- justment in your life plan. It has been so in all history. Yet for the courageous, the able, the de- termined soul - these do not spell failureg con- trarily setbacks may lead to an even greater achi- evement than you had originally thought was possible . . . yet without the original plan meas- ured beside the Grand Design spelled out by our Creator, your lifetime may be meaningless and empty. Lincoln expressed this so well: I will study and prepare myself and someday my chance will come. In 1927 another newspaperman, David H. Burnham, wisely counseled thus: Make no little plans, they have no magic to stir men's blood. Make big plans - aim high in hope and work. So make no little plansf' Sincerely, Mr. M ac IN MEMORIAM LESLIE GARRISON December 12, l909 - June 3, 1961 Teacher of Instrumental Music I am not resigned to the shutting away of loving hearts in the hard ground. So it is, and so it will be, for so it has been, time out of mind: Into the darkness they go, the wise and the lovely. Crowned With lilies and with laurel they gog but I am not resigned. Lovers and thinkers, into the earth with you. Be one with the dull, the indiscriminate dust. A fragment of what you felt, of what you knew, A formula, a phrase remains,-but the best is lost. Down down, down into the darkness of the grave Gently they go, the beautiful, the tender, the kindg Quietly they go, the intelligent, the witty, the brave. I know. But I do not approve. And I am .lot resigned. Edna St. Vincent Millay Page 8 in W Ss? Rfwgiiii g 4 ,Az 55,5 K 2,533 W . . .,,. 2 A lzqzn , gpg ..,A. . .1': '.,'V i s The Facult Zi 53555555 535 3 give, N M525 isis: ,I gs t Q 45- amish, ,Q I -A sw ag H 5 X tit? X I ' t Magik Q Mug Sh lisa? I W X s- ' Ifsszssi ww sg, 5? A 8.5 News get it ff I ' 5 ll Il IRWIN I E yi 2 , ' GERARD BOMBARDIER Sho , Sci ,H v h , French Prfdiectiibn l 5 wx' Hof ' Radr' It , I il ' 13, A1 Ml WJ 'W , I 6 R5 A ,, , 3 ,IM r Y. sh, , L L ,- , , g.f.5.:-wig gm sis , figssi 155352 . .. ,, l XRwRS:I.v.m,D1u,i ., ss nw ' ' ,. Ig V - swKi?32f:?,fjs 5 ,553 'Wig l ..., il? I If . 33f':,i,755?iiT, biiimiszsiei -.T ..,.. - ..,. , E -, :W 1 ,fn Aan.. amass msg w5sQ,.eWJwf.W W ig ggigws .V .V . - ' 'H - -- .. M,s,5U:igl3.Rg f,',- wgW1?5? 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Class Advisor E PR1sc1LLA HENKEN PRUDENCE HODGE JOHN HOOSE English English Science Future Teachers' Club Tri-Hi-Y f , r ' 'CHX Mjwjvlxiief Ct OBED ELY Department Chairman Mathematics GO ELLEN Locicwoon Instrumental Music WILBUR LocKWooD Band, Orchestra L l Clh-' U M IRA LOMONT Latin, French ,hx 'f' Wind Ensemble Jr. Classical League wmtrffail Chess Club Page 10 W Qffw - U ea. . ef 451 LA. V if My M kr: l-Qu-ui L!g,,,zq.f1!:ul..i.?,. qiacct ww ww ,. g L L, 1.7 tsctQ,msL-Q S - -V 7 RU1H HAACK English Social Studies Jr. Red Cross, NHS Student Government r ,L wa N: ' gl UFresl11ZgranAClass Advisor Tri-Hi-Y M 4 gg' ' A l ygpqf' y pgs EL L' so it to it f swag- ., 'Pr ,,r,,- Vick' W, , X ' if ' A 7. i Lg Z., 5 ' tx I ' , ,,,. PETER KURACHEK Department Chairman and Director of Competitive Sports Phys Ed Football, V. Basketball Golf, Varsity Club l A X JEANNETTE KIEFER ROBERil' KOHN HARRIET KOSHAR Librarian Drama, Speech English I Library Club Thespian Society jr. Red Cross Stage Crew AM M A ,E is gills' ' y ,A , A. - Q, A E 1 A211 ,v X.. ul ay, pf . iv' -4- de ffl Gif JEAN NIACFARLANE DoRoTHY MAROTTA JAMES MCLOUGHLIN English I-Iomemaking Science Green Lantern Handicraft Club Basketball, Student Freshman Guidance Court CHARLES WRIGHT Department Chairman Biology jr. Class Advisor Q safsfifvrf SWTJEEQ: NJ N W HERMAN HALL Guidance Director DOROTHY Hosni: Guidance Tri-Hi-Y Hur, 1 J11! .mf GEO RGB NAZARUK LLEWELLYN NELSON Art Art Club, Green Quill s HN Mgr ANTHONY SABELLA Social Studies Science IJOROTHY SCHAGER English Tri-Hi-Y ry LEON NETTLETON Social Studies LUBOR STEJSKAL NIADELEN TALMADGE X TELLSTROM Social Studies Mathematics N I ,X-f Sr Chorus GO , sl Chorus Page 12 x T LAWRENCE O'NEIL SALVATORE PARATORE French ,, Mathematics Treasurer Fencing VJ, JV Football, Commercial Club Mp' 3, 1 Fr. Basketball AGU X45 Vp Track oftl K GERALD SOLIN MARION STALLWOOD HELEN STEINMETZ Mathematics Phys Ed, Health Nurse Attendance Math Club Leaders' Club Officer Clean-up Committee Cheerleading Future Nurses' Club Intramurals Honor Teams D. DEWITT WASSON JANE WEINMAN Organ, BOCES French Organ Club Tri-Hi-Y -:-::5g.s:z-: ' mf N KITCHEN STAFF Nettie Haviland Felicia Zwiefel Rita Foley ephine Pichiarallo fi 3 f Aids 1, wg, fl f LUMV cj .. - '1.'--,- 1. QM mf.. 5 EVELYN WRIG Science Page 13 T25 '2 E3 2 gi HT Q 'Wg -Wm iifvl 53' Q M: E+ R 51253952 2 .-'fps Nwkm 5 if g Q, ag 35am 'w w w p, a - Hg., .Sw v -'-- : ti.: K ,- :: , fi ,K .5-5 ,. H eel? 5 E in EQ CUSTODIANS Larry Pacalow Carl Cruse Esper Coomley Bobby Jones THANK YOU MARY AIUNGMAN Secretary - Principal l ff JEAN TRUMC Secretary - Guidance A , Q bvJ4p For your invaluable assistance, for your helpful- ness above and beyond the call of duty , for our friendliness and atience the Class of 1962 Y P 1 offers its deep appreciation and thanks. Page 14 - 'A '-iff! - V- - f giiw 9, W va Q as lbw SSW' A . ....,. ,. XY - x vw W , , .... , w MVMZY' - vm wzwwy, im-:,ffmn1:1'mgMq, , A -H , f:'wvgiw5Q1U 2 mm qL1.gL'1smfziMz2v?5'4fP3afgf up '1 if .f5wz,wffw,zi2Q-,wwwizIQzwmmffaumawsxzwwvu i?6mpi13mgigs?342851qfkigghalwjwgqwiRgi.Lfi11Q?n2i?uwQ3Eg331vm , . nl?-153115Vi12,ssR?QW1iiiwffyziwlaliwliE??f:i1?.2i1f1fk 125212 ww 57 E J -5 A my, 1 - 1 Q g 5 5 ' x ' ,Z f ,a,,.w,w,wrM. Wmfimzwmwzwihafwzw . 1 Wamqw, t a T7 533557250 7 q 1 ff , 2 wwwwU,My-33g'13wzev17wW , awww W A , , m A -fi .1 ,g X M., Laws ' . I Q 1 K ,, ,- f Q: g1,wfA1,,g,,w an xfsmm, ' Y -:al wpjwgigifgiigglwvww , 4 wwf ,df 5 gZi,Q ,g ,,h V I X aww- - r s .1 1 i ' Q M x f Y H 42 41 ' , s f S va: pp 4: Q rf N ' ff 1 . W .ff W Y E 2 1 5 i z 1 3 2 E s a 5 5 I. September 6, 1958 - We looked with awe at those imposing white pillars and the pro- found inscriptions, wondering how we could ever survive the uncertain years aheadg but we took those first few steps and began what were to be four of the most unforgettable years of our lives. Mellow greetings, Yukie-Dukie . . . Mad Cats . . . Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . joyce's surprise party for Howie . . . Grand Opening - P'ville Teen Cen- ter Q . . freshman girls and junior boys . . . New Year's Eve -T I've Had It . . . Mrs. Grillo . . . 'General Mills' Latin I . . . our first convocation . . . Mr. Nettleton's tour of the school . . . 35 players on freshman basketball team . . . Rain- bow Rhythm . . . Class B champs . . . Jed on Varsity basketball . . . iWriting notes . . . rush parties . . . rooter buses . . . Venus . . . studying on the golf course . . . being simple . . . Mack the Knife . . . Mr. Davis' war stories . . . Mr. Kelsey's chalky wardrobe . . . Mr. Wright and the auto- nomic nervous system . . . Junior Miss . . . our first Regents . . . Jones Beach trips . . . Welcome Armonk and Thornwood . . . Christie's mixer slumber party . . . pledging . . . Beatnik Dance . . . Blue Moon . . . Luanna in Our Town . . . Yarn Barn . . . sophomore girls and senior boys . . . Little Napoleon and J.V. fooftball SWIAC champs . . . The Diary of Anne Frank . . . Titans, Clriterions, Vikings . . . Mr. Ely's jokes and Mr. Gilmore's flash cards - the eternal triangle . . . Danny tackles Rye .I.V. basketball player . . . Starstruck . . . Running Bear . . . Winter Wonderland . . . Yogi Bear . . . Big Al Page 1 7 3 .. .: ....,. : ...ip 4 X755 J Xe my gs . .W ,f ,g maxim? ,wr M mm Vars1ty basketball Panthers w1n Open rarded open houses Mary 8a Teddy FINK 15th hole T1tan walklng race Broadway plays Mr Burke and IV baseball Health bandaglng tr1ps to the b1ll tower assembl1es l1qu1d oxygen wres tl1ng bowllng ball Mr Lornont Galha est omnls dlVlSC 1n partes tres ley oop truth sesslons Aquacades Tw1st and slop Dot 1t'Y 1un1or sen1or couples both ways Er1cs football party Noon Hour Comm1ss1on Talent Show Karl K1ds and Can Can g1rls tr1p to Met ropolltan Museum of Art E1senhower at the alrport Kennedy W1I'1Sl'l how Hester won her A Creenwlch V11lage Jaunts boatlng wlth Clyde and Roberta McCand Roarlng 20 s Old V1llage at noon hour WOINDERLAND BY NIGHT Klng Dom and ueen Chr1st1e Venerable Cage Men or stay hungryl Runaway h1kes through the snow storm MISS Haack spccrfrc expand and be COHCISC Mrs Gah lens Throw the baby out of the Wmdow a craker tobogganlng ETHAN FROME handball fanatlcs Manlfest Destlny H1 ot1ne corner Stlll Another Odd Ball rmxed doubles badm1nton Shepherd s space fllght the new Portra1t Holden Mother IH law Sto o-o op' ed s all n1te poker par ty Never on Sunday COPI ous tears at 61 graduatlon SENIOR YEAR Rye on the Rocks W'E FRIED RYEIV SWIAC CHAMPS NHS Dec1s1ons at Betsy s tearlng . I i.a I 11 V Y L , ' I I . . . Al- !! ' V . !,U I l - ll. U ' 73 - ' ' . . 2 ' . K: ,H . .as .D . . ' a Q u Y 4 n . less' Smoking Lounge . . . science seminars . . . t 77 -I . . . if Y! ' ' . . . ' - be 3 . . . ,, , , I 0 0 a - 9 IK ' 77 ' ' . ' W Cl .'.!!. If -' - 37 - - J 9 - , l c l . I O 1 - ll J! u u 1 no . . 0 fl ' . . y , . down Lipton's garage . . . parking stickers and passive resistance . . . Wild VVest Dance - Bullet 5 Broads, Frankie 8: Johnny . . . Lumpy's Lunch- i room and the Sunnyside Corall . . . SENIOR unification - mixed football at Pound Ridge . . . pizza at the Colon-ial . . . 'Tm so depressed! . . . To be or not to be . . . football dinners . . . Runaround Sue . . . bulletin board slashes . . . mixed volleyball . . . Do youehave your lunch line pass . . . There's a method in our madness . . . Grendel and the great white mother , . . Mommy's bad ole kiddies . . . Mr. Lund's F's . . . Taisez-vous! . . . 4 days, 5 hours, and 3 minutes . . . poor wishy-washy hydrogen bonds . . . the Great Dane . . . Stomp . . . Johnny T Mathis and Kingston Trio . . . Rickey-shaw and Black Beauty . . . noon hour meetings . . . Glass Menagerie . . . How many stitches? . . . Sandy vs. Tommy at week-night literary meetings . . . Cath and Heath . . . Armonk Bowl, Avalon, Dom's . . . Boards at chappaqua . . . while the cat's away the mice will play . . . crutch races . . . har, har, moon! moon! . . . Second Annual Talent Show . . . snowbound at Sandy's . . . Happy New Year Hail 62 poles and tow ropes playlng charades Please Mr Postman Students Day Dan Tough Tony Gatti phone bills Why must l1fe all labor be? I made 1tYl Thanks Mr Hall for our next four spring boys hearts turn to baseball tennis track certlfi cation? SENIOR BALL at Briar Hall sunrise at the beach caps and gowns smiles tears and au revoir to four wonderful years and a school we 11 never forget Q l , T ., ' 2 n I u T ' , cr I ' 0 . - . , Q 77 9 KK . . . - L H ' ' cc l ' ' I n 0 ' ' H rc ' A . . . ' ' .. T sn ' r ' ' I 0 Q . . . s Q - - ' ' ' l ' ' ' s Q - . I J 0 X 5 a 5 ' C Q y , . 1 , . l , 5-: 2fZ'5 5iiEi?ZEi1'Y35E?f?ZtZ?i??ii1,3-'iN CLASS CF JOHN INMAN SHARP PRESIDENT Johnny . . . Class Pres. Q45, PHP Q2,3,45, Varsity Club Q2,3,45, Football ll,2,3,45 , Co-Captain Q45, Basketball Manager 145, Track f2,3,45 . . . doctor Life itself is a game of football DIANA KIANUS BELL SECRETARY Dee . . . Class Secretary ll,3,45, GO fl,25, Cheerleader Q2,3,45, Intramurals ll,2,3,45, Monitor fl,Z,3,45 . . . medical technician A small fair maiden with eyes of blue 5 Q 5352 Page Z2 THOMAS PULLIAM VICE-PRESIDENT Tommy . . . Green Quill CcrLit- erary Editor Q45 , Class Vice-Pres. C45,. Noon-Hour Comm. 43,45 Varsity Club Q3,45, Basketball f3,45, Baseball Q3,45, Cross Country Q45, NHS f3,45, Pres. Q45 . . . lawyer He thinks like a philosopher and acts like a king' SUSAN CONGER TREASURER Sue . . . Bonger . . . Class Treas- urer .f2,3,45, GO f2,3,45, Cheer- leader f2,3,45 , Intramurals fl, 23,45 , NHS C45 . . . nurse She doeth little kindnesses that most leave undone LINDA JEAN ACKERLY Palsie . . . Green Quill Sales Staff 135, Tri-Hi-Y f2,3,4j , Junior Red Cross Q2,3,4j , Future Teach- ers' Club MQ, Wind Ensemble Q2,3,4j , Honor Teams f3,4j, Intramurals f2,3,4j . . . teacher Honor lies in honest toil ROSLYN BAGAROZZO Rozie . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3j, Com- mercial Club Qelj , Library Club fl,2,4j , Intramurals Ql,2,3j . . . business career The source of motion. JOSEPH AHLBECK Joe . . . Intramural Basketball Q2,3,4j, Intramural Soccer QQ . . . machinist They are never alone who are accompanied by noble thozlghtsu BARBARA ANN BAKER Barb . . . Tri-Hi-Y fl,2,3,4j , Jr. Red Cross , Intramurals Q33 . . . medical technician Softly speak and sweetly smile ARLENE BAGAROZZO Arlene . . . GO 12,45 , Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,4j , Intramurals QD , Moni- tor Glj . . . teacher Theres a devil dancing in those eyes RICHARD BAKER Richie . . . Chess Club Ql,2j, French Club fl,2j , Intramurals 0,25 . . . foreign service Men, of few words are the best men Page 23 I JOHN BARNHART Johnny . . . Band fl,2j, Track C35 , Intramurals 12,3315 . . . Air Force The most manifest sign of wis- dom is I1 continued eheerfulnessv KENTON BELL Ken . . . Skip . . . Student Gov't f2j, National Thespian Society Q2,3,Alj , Explorer Scouts 423,45 , School Plays . . . U. Navy AH the 1uorId's I1 stage VIRGINIA SUE BARROWS Ginny . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q1,2,3j , Ath- letic Council Q3,4j Future Teachers' Club Q43 , Intramurals Cl,2,3,4j . . . teacher I play the game of life with a strong heart THOMAS PAUL BENTON Tom .... Ir. Red Cross flj, ln- tramurals QQD . . . forester I love not man the less hut nature more Page 24 EILEEN ANN BARRY Eileen . . . Student Council f2, 3j, Glee Club Ql,2,3,4j, Swim- ming Team Q2,3j, Intramural Basketball C25 . . . business career Song wins grnee with the gods abmfei' DONALD HERCER Don... PHP filly , Varsity Club f2,3,4j, Football Ql,2,3,4j', Bas- ketball Track C2,3,4j . . . teacher Two are heiter than one S. PETER BIRMINGHAM etc . . . Student Court Q2,3,45, .Jhief justice Q45, Varsity Club Q3,45, Basketball Q2,3,45, Base- oall Ql,2,3,45, NHS Q45 . . . busi- wess administrator The secret to success is I constancy to purpose. i CHERYL LILY BOLAND ,hervl . . . Green Quill Advertise Staff Q2,35 , Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,45 , Teachers' Club Q45, In- Q2,3,45 , Honor Teams . teacher he gentle mind by the gentle deed is known! l ,L BRUCE HUNTER BISHOP Bruce . . . Assembly Council Ql, 2,3,45, Track Q25, Intramurals Q2,3,45 . . . architect Every man is the architect of his own future WILLIAM PAUL BRACCIODIETA Bill . . . PHP Q3,45 , Varsity Club Q3,45, Football Ql,2,3,45 , Basket- ball Ql,2,3,45 . . . industrial en- gineer In quietness and confidence shall he your strength l Page 25 MARCO LYNETTE BLANCHE Margo . . . Athletic Council Q2, 3,45, Treas.' Q45, Intramural Honor Teams Q2,3,45 , Future Teachers' Club Q45 , Tri-Hi-Y Q45 , 'Green Quill Sales Staff NHS Q45 . . . teacher The hand that follows intellect can achieve 5 lf E CARL BRANDON Carl . . . Radio Club Ql,2,3g45, Treas. Q45 , Green Quill Typing and Photography Staff Q45 , Math Club and Team Q3,45 , Ski Club Q2,3,45 , Organ Club Q45t, Track Mgr. Q3,45 . . . physics research No genius without alittle madness JOHN F. BRILL John . . . lst Trombone in All- State Orchestra, 8 O'clock Orch- estra Q3,-lj. YVind ensemble l2,4j . . . musician Let me live with the sounds of delicious mimic ROGER XVILLIAM BUCKHOUT Rog . . . Class Pres. QSQ, Class Vice Pres. ll,2j, Monitor ll,2, 45, Athletic Council l2,3j, Var- sity Club lflylj , Football l2,3,4j , Basketball ll,2,3,-lj , Co-Captain HQ, Baseball 0,23 . . . sports writer Skill and confidence are rm tlnconquerecl army Page 26 CAROLE JEAN BRYANT Carole . . . Intramurals llj, Monitor l3j . . . medical tech- nician I.ife's too short to waste LIESSIE LOUISE CAIANI Jess . . . Cheerleader l2,4j, Stu- dent Gov't lfixlj , Monitor l2,3j, Monitor Chairman Tri-Hi' Y l2,3,flj, Sec'y . . . travel work lV1'tl1 ll song' in her llefzrf' 5 BARBARA BUCHER Barb . . . Green Quill l2,4j, Portrait QS,-1j,Tri-Hi-Y ll,2j, Jr. Red Cross l2j, Intramurals l2,3,4j, NHS l-lj Look, then, into thine heart, and write CHARLOTTE CAPECE Charlotte . . . Little Rocky . . . Glee Club llj , Freshman Dance Committee llj , Intramurals llj . . . beautician A dimple, a smile, and a twinkling eyel' F , SUSAN CARR Susie . . . National Quill and Scroll 6,45 , National Beta Club C2,3,4lj, Student Council Q2,3j, Cheerleader QU, Tri-Hi-Y Gly, NHS Q3,4j . . . psychologist Herein lies wisdom, beauty, and good will DONATO CEDRONE Donato . . . Track filly, Intra- murals Q3 flj DOUGLAS ALLAN CASSENS Doug . . . Football f3,4j , Basket- ball f3j, Track f2,3j, Latin Club Ql,2j, Nat'l Forensic League QZQ . . . technical engi- neer A very perfect, gentle knight SALVATORE A. CELONA Sal . . . Football Manager Q3j, F b l 1 A oot a l 11,25 . , . civil engineer Let no one sa he z I t d ff ' ' y s no a goo man Dynamzte comes tn small packages Eff PATRICIA VARIAN CASTIMORE Sandy . . . Assembly Council 12, 3,4j , Pres. fflj , Tri-Hi-Y f2,3,4j , Chaplain Qflj , Monitor , lr. Red Cross fly , Intramurals Qflj . . . physical education teacher In every thought sincere CAROLE CHRISTGAU Apache . . . GO QED, Tri-Hi-Y fly, Junior Red Cross Qlj, Monitor Q1,2,3,4j . . . HUTSC Beauty is not only an outer glow, but any inner light Page 27 JOANNE WINTON CHRISTIE Jo . . . Drama Club fly , French Club K2,3j. Tri-Hi-Y f2,4j, In- tramurals f2j . . . lab technician Many Il tr-ue word is spoken in jest Z JOAN EVELYN COLSEY -Ioan . , . Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,4j, Lead- ers' Club Q3,4j , Intramurals fl, 233,45 , Honor Teams f2,3,4j , NHS f3,4j . . . scientist Perso1mIfIy is to fl girl what perfume is to n flower Page 28 1 KAREN LEE CLAASSEN RAY ALLAN CLAUSER Karen . . . Tri-Hi-Y HQ, Intra- Ray , . . Intramurals Q2,3,4j, Ski murals Q3,4j, Year Book f3j, Club Q3,4j, Monitor f2j . . Scouts fl,2,3,4Q, . . . teacher A precious gift from afar CLARE-ELLEN COMPO Ellen . . . Future Nurses Club Q2, 35, Treas. fflj, Art Club Qlj, Handicraft Club f2,3,4Q, Stage Crew f4j . . . fashion designer Art is the perfection of nntu1'e': forestry D There are two szdes to every question DONALD -ION CONAHAN Don.. . Football Qlj , Track fl, 21 . . . Air Force Good humor is the heart of me soul I LAWRENCE CHARLES COOPER Student Gov't Q2,3, , Vice Pres. Q35, Pres. Q45, reen Lantern Co-Sports Editor 5, Varsity Club Q1,2,3,45, rack Q1,2,3,45, NHS Q45 . . . siness administrator eason and judgment are the qualities of II leadef' MARIA CUNHA C. . . D Q35 . . . secretary A fair exterior is a silent recommendation Commercial Club Q3, Pr s. Q45 , Fencing Q45 , Intra- JOHN CRANDALL John . . . Soccer Q2,3,45, Track Q25 , Golf Q3,45 , Assembly Critic Q2,3,45 . . . archaeologist 'fThey can conquer who believe they can JOHN PETER CURTISS John . . . GO Ql,25 , Student Gov- ernment Q3,45 , Track Ql,2,3,45 , Cross Country Q45 . . . electrical engineer He who runs is followed LINDA ANN CRITCHLEY Linda . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q2,35, jr. Red Cross Q3,45 , C.Y.O. Ql,2,35 . . . secretary What sweet delight a quiet life affords ROCCA D'ASCANIO Rocca . . . Ir. Red Cross Ql,2,3, 45, Intramural Basketball, Vol leyball, and Badminton Q2,?1,45 . . . business A sweet attractive kind of grace Page 29 GLENN ALBERT DECOSTER Glennnn . . . Athletic Council Q45, Track Q2,3,45, Intramurals 0 5 4 Senior Hi h Fellowshi Ce, i 5, S, P' Pres. Q45 . . . experimental agri- culturalist Do your duty and leave the rest to God DEVON CONNIE DELUTIS Dev . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q45, Library Club, Tr. National Honor Society ll5. Future Homemakers' Asso- ciation ll,2,35 . . . fashion merchandiser Her friendliness glows like ' phosphorus in the dark 1 ,o,e GLEN MacARTHURp'L DEEMING G. D .... Glendora . . . GO fly 2 3 4 Class Council 3 4 A BETSY HALL DELUCI Bets . . . Future Teachers l2,3,45 , Handicraft Club 12, A , , 5, Q , ' JL,ibrary Club QI5, Thespian Monitor f1,2,3,45, Intramurals I I cikety . . . elementary teacher and Honor Teams f2,3545 nurse 1 Happiness is the legitimate, M 6 fruit of love and service ' .IUDITI-I ANN DEl5f'lPEIA7OLFF Iudy . . . lr. Red Cross ll,2,3,45 , Treas. IS5, Sec'y I45 , Green Ouill Sales Staff KQ5, Portrait Staff 43,45 , Ski Club , NHS . . . physical therapist y Thy modestxfs a candle to thy V I merit 'Y Page 30 b,, M, iQf,'l'Sl1ei.sl1all kindle enthu: CATHERINE ANN DEP Cathy . . . Student Gov' Commercial Club 123,45 , murals fl,2,3,45, Monitor 35 . . . private secretary Nothin feat was ever L' E achieved without enthusias WL 3, E 1 JOHN DEPEW' john ...A Ir. Red Cross Q25, Clean-up Committee Q25. PHP Q15, Intramurals Q3.45, Monitor QFH5 . accountant He who holds the hook is aware in what wafers many fish are swimming DAVID DIOTTE Dave . . . Noon Hour Comm. QS, 45 , PHP Q45 , Football Ql,2,3,45 , Varsity Club Q3,45 , Intramurals Q2,3,45 . . . Air Force For every minute of anger you lo.se sixty .seconds of happiness . 1 i 1 i SANDRA MARY DEVOE Sandran . . . Future Nurses' Club Q3,45 , Intramurals Q3,45 , Sr. Girl Scouts Ql,2,35 , N. West. Hospital candy striper Q3,45 . . . nurse She knows what contentment is, for she has done good work ROBERT DIYESO Rob . . . Robbie . . . Noon Hour Comm. Q45 , PHP Q3,45 , Foot- ball Q2,3,45, Varsity Club Q2,3, 45, Track Ql,2,3,45 , Intramurals . . . architect or engineer When the going gets tough, the tough get going Page 31 ANTHONY DICLEMENTE Tony . . . Clean-up Committee Q25 . . . j.V. Baseball Q15, business His every nerve has music in it l JOHN GABRIEL DONELIAN Bug . . . John . . . Jr. Classical League Q2,3,45, Chess Club Q3, 45, Wind Ensemble Q2,3,45, Band Ql,2,3,45 . . . electrical en- gmeer Thought is deeper than all speech FRANK H. DUNNING Frank . . . Basketball Qlj , Intra- murals l3,4j, Monitor . . forestry Laugh and the world laughs with you i i xl mann in ROBERT PETER EBERT Bob . . . Athletic Council lflj, Band fl,2,3,4j, 8 O'clock Orch- estra C3,4j , Wind Ensemble ll, 2,3,4Q, Baseball fl,2j . . . civil engineering Everything comes to a man who works so well BRIAN DWYER Irish . . . Brian . . . Basketball Ql,2j, Baseball Cl,2j, Monitor Q3,4j . . . police or navy 'Tis the Irish in him JAYNE CAROLINE EHLERS .Iaynie . . . GO l3,4j, Ticket Treasurer C45 , Tri-Hi-Y f2,3,4j , Intramurals fl,2,3,4j, Monitor 13,40 . . . nurse Beauty lives well with kindness Page 32 VIRGINIA LOUISE DYSON Ginny . . . Green Quill 125, Jr. Red Cross Ql,2,3,4j , Tri-Hi-Y ll, 25 , Constitution Comm. llj , In- tramurals f3,4j . . . high school teacher Wil: Intellect on a spree RICHARD EIKENBER-G Dick . . . PHP My , Sophomore Dance Comm. 125, Varsity Club f3,4j, Baseball Ql,2,3,4j, Stage Crew 12D . . . business manage- Il'1CI'lt -Y Loyalty and honest cheer LARS-ERIK BORJE EJRUP Lars , . . Ski Club Q1,2,3,4j, Ten- nis 'fTrar1el makes the wise man wiser DEAN YOHANN FAUSTY Deanzo . . . Jr. Red Cross fl, 2,3j , Clean-up Comm. Q2,3jg Biology Club Q25 , Chemistry Club 435, Tennis Q2,3,4j , Ski Club f3,4j . . . accountant I agree with no man's opinions - I have some of my own , . PATRICIA ANN ERICKSON Patti . . . jr. Red Cross fly, Fu- ture Nurses' Club Q4-j, Handi- craft Club Ql,2,3j, Intramurals fl,2,3j . . . nurse A good heart never failethv BARBARA ANN FILIPPELLA Barb . . . Commercial Club QS, llj, Sec'y 143, Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,4j, Intramurals f2,3,4j, Honor Teams Q2,3,4j, Monitor 11,25 . secretary For she's mild and sweet of will PATRICIA ANN FALLON Pat . . . Leaders' Club Q2,3,4j, Honor Teams QSQ . . . teacher When Irish eyes are smiling, sure theyill seal your heart away ' S , 5 VERNON LAWRENCE FORRAR Looper . . . Baseball Manager fl, 2,3,4j , Basketball Scorekeeper f3,4j, General Organization QS, 4, , Varsity Club Q2,3,4j . . . en- gineer H e who serves everyone Page 33 L'4. li . L 1 :file if ' , A L Q e MARILYN HALL FOWLEIQ My Marilyn . . . Athletic Council 25, Future Teachers' Club Q4 ,1 'if f tl ige ' lille Intramurals Ql,2,3,45, Honon MQWIWQQ Teams Q2,35. . . . teacher W Those having torches will pass them on to others QC l 'VN lglafw pt LX FWNCJ fy an U Y Vw KQV yi ei life EQUWIAI an XI 5 WQJLFQN ily pf WV his or raw FV files' Weiwfl P Hu sa, leo My Af QV i WMQQM' ROBERT FRIEDMAN Rob . . . Editor-in-Chief of Port- rait Q3,45, Pres. of Noon Hour Comm. Q3,45 , Green Lantern QI, 45, Sports Editor Q45, Planning and Leadership Committee , Intramural Basketball Q2,3,45 , Track Ql,25 , NHS Q45 . . . writer or publisher To do easily what is difficult is the mark of talent Page 34 WXQM Fic V s Q avr .M s ff? , JARENE FR Q. r DANIEL STEPHEN Jeri . . . organ Club Q2,3.,45l, FRANKLIN Sec'y Q45, Green Quill Photo - raphy Staff Q2,5, Scheduling E i- tor Q45, Portrait Music Editor Q45 , NHS Q45 . . . peace corps Her ways are ways of pleasant-A ness, and all her paths are peace W tl iltffw ,Y FJ r ep Fwy' ., :A ,Aja Nl vfkmv DANIEL JOSEPH GATTI Danny . . . Guinea . . . Green Quill Literary Staff Q45, Noon Hour Comm. Q3,45, PHP Q3,45, '62 Constitution Committee Q35 , Football Ql,2,3,45 , Basketball Ql, 2,3,45 , Co-captain Q45 , Baseball Ql,2,3,45 , Varsity Club Q3,45 . . . President of U.S.A. The world no higher praise can give than that you alone are you Danny . . . Band Ql,2,3,45 , Wind Ensemble Q25 , All-County Band Ql,45 , Intramural Soccer Q35 , Monitor Q45 . . . engineer The silver, snarling trumpets come to life -IUDITH PEARL GELBURD jude . . . Future Teachers' Club Q3,45, Pres. Q45, jr. Music Edi- tor of Portrait Q45, GO Q45 , As- sembly Critic Q45 , Tri-Hi-Y Q45 . . . French teacher Laughter and song' .Ah V 'V Q PU 5 I lux' 5' L ., O M 5 fu ' .. ' my 5 ,. 5 I . vi , 4 x , A ,AN 5 .- , 4 Q I A. Z .tl 4 w,, A A , r A5 f ve 0 Fw f aux., J' X J iv x x L .LV , x 1-. X- r'x'N c I x 5' ' J, k V 3 F i l 4 7' ,R A sb 'u v. P ,Qs lv fx iv 4 TRACY CASSANDRA GIBBONS Trace . . . Athletic Council Q2, 3,45 , Vice-Pres. Q45, Portrait Art Editor Q35, Green Quill Art Staff Q1,2,35, Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,45, Vice-Pres. Q45, County Council, Pres. Q45, State Hi-Y Loan Fund Comm. Q3,45 . . . medical tech- nology 0441.8 1,- Enthusiasm paifes the way to success QIUDITH BARBARA GOLUB Iude . . . Future Teachers' Club iQl,2,3,45, Treas. Q45, Student Gov't Ql,25, GO Q45, Youth Group Ql,3,45 Sec'y Q45 . . . elementary school teacher 'fVariety is the spice of life CRAIG ALFRED GILDERSLEEVE Sleeve . . . Student Government Q35, Band Ql,2,35, Track Ql,2, 45 . . . doctor ' Happy is as lucky goes GLENN STUART GORNNERT Monk . . . Football Ql,2,3,45 , Co- Capt. Q45 , Basketball Q25 , Track Q2,35, PHP Q35 , Varsity Club Q2, 3,45 . . . mechanical engineer He would not budge an inch figyrmiii li . I r PAUL GIVEN Grosse . . . Student Gov't Q45, Chess Club Q45 , Intramurals Q45 . . . Air Force aeronautical engi- neer Reason, the choieest gift bestowed by heaven KAREN MARIE GRAY Karen . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q35, Sec'y Q45 , Intramurals Q1,25 , Leaders' Club Q25 . . I medical technician Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue growsl' Page LEONARDA DINA GRIOLI Dina . . . Noon Hour Comm. 12,3,45, Future Nurses' Club 12,3,45, Monitor 12,3,45, Tri- Hi-Y 12,45. . .nurse It's the little things in life that count CAROL LOUISE HACKMAN Carol . . . Junior Red Cross 135 , Junior Classical League , Fu- ture Nurses Club 13,45 . . . sec- retary Gentle eyes and a charming smile Page 36 JOYCE MIRIAM GROSSBARD Joycie . . . GO 1l,2,3,45, Vice- pres. 145, Tri-Hi-Y 145, Intra- murals and Honor Teams 13,45 , Youth Group 123,45 , Sec'y 13,45 . . . social worker or psycholo- gist To know her is to love her ROBERT HAMMOND Bob . . . Student Gov't 125, Noon Hour Commission 13,45, PHP 145 ,Varsity Club 145, Var- sity Baseball Manager 12,35 . . . Civil engineer He profits most who serves best JOHN ROBERT GULLOTTA jack . . . Noon Hour Commis- sion 13,45, PHP 13,45, Varsity Club 1l,2,3,45, Baseball 1l,2,3, 45 , Football 13,45 , With his qualities he shall not be overcome DOUGLAS HANNIGAN H Mickey Finn . . . Green Quill 125, PHP 125, Track 125 . . . sports car racing The fun grew fast and furious l EDIVARD HANSSEN Ed ... . Assembly Council Ql,2,- 3,45, Publicity Chairman Q35, Sec'y-Treas. Q45 , Monitor Q35, Intramural Soccer , Intramu- ral Basketball f2,35 . . . archi- tectural engineer The world belongs to the enerrgetic' DOUGLAS HAVILAND Doug . . . soccer intramurals Q?-,45, Basketball Intramurals Q2,35, Senior Softball . . . business In all labor there is brofitv ...V T MICHAEL HARRIS Mike . . . Portrait 43,45 , Trends Editor Q45 , Green Lantern C35 , Monitor Q35, Chess Club 42,35 . . . doctor Aim high and consider your- self capable of great things KATHLEEN HAYES Kathy . . . Chairman of jr. Prom Decoration Committee 135, GO f25, Monitor fl,45, Jr. Red Cross 115, Student Teacher fl, 2,35, Cheerleader Q2,3,45, Cap- ttain Q45 . . . school teacher Every inch a queen I z ANN SHON HARTFORD Ann . . . Tri-Hi-Y f3,45, Chap- lain 145, Leaders' Club f2,3,45, Vice Pres. Q45 , Assembly Coun- cil Q35 , Jr. Red Cross fl5, '62 Constitution Committee, Intra- murals and Honor Teams Q2,3, 45 Lithe and lively, friendly and fair ' .5 , ati 2 5 5 3 Q, jOHN HERGENHAN Hergie . . . Chess Club f2,3,45, PHP Q2,35, Football manager Q45, Football . . . Navy My center is giving way, -my right is pushed back - excellent! I'll attack Page 37 W STEVEN PETER HERSI-IEY Steve . . . Planning and Leader- ship Committee l3,4j Pres. l4j Portrait 13,45 Short Story Edi tor l4j, Green Quill Photogra phy Staff llj, NHS l4j . . doctor Excellence from nature, per- fected by education im gs YVENDY SCOTT HEYEL Yllendel . . . Student Gov't l2,3, 4j Treas. l4j, Monitor lfij, Stu- dent teacher l2,3,4j, Intramur- als ll,2,3,4j, Honor teams fl,2, 3,45 NHS l4j . . . teacher So many worlds, so much to do RONALD E. HICINBOTHEM Hick . . . Student Conductor of 1 Band l3,4j, Baseball fl,2j . . . commercial artist Peer of the gayest and the best 7' t LYNN ASHENHURST Q u l V 9' 53 'J Bl'- yb, G-gr WALTER S. HOGLE RICHARD XVALTER HOFERICHTER Hoffy . . . Ass't Band inspector 2 Drum ma'or 34 . . .bus- ,C bf 'J C i D mess- accountant Rhythm - who could ask for anything more? Page 38 Mloody . . . GO llj, Monitor f2,4j, Assembly Council l3,4j, Cleanup Committee l2j, Intra- mural basketball l2j personnel work A jugfnl of fun is worth more than a bushel of learning HOLBROOK Lynn . . . Green Quill l4j, Monitor l3,4j . . . housewife My art is the painting of my soul E E , ROBERT HORTON Bob . . . Chess Club 125 , Radio Club 13,45 , BOCES technical electronics . . . electrical engin- eer The spark of knowledge kindles a great fire HELEN MARGARET HUNTOON Margie . . . junior Red Cross 1l,2,?3,45 , Church Choir 12,3,45, CYO 135, American Horse Shows Ass'n 13,45 . . . commer- cial artist A horse, a horse, nw kingdom for a horsei' rt MARSHALL HOWE Marshall . . . Homeroom Treas. 1235, Chess Club 13,45, Band 12,3,45, Men's Chorus 12,3,45, Intramurals 1l,3,45 . . .natural science career Still waters run deep ANNE -IACOBY Anne. . .Junior Clwassical League 13,45, Library Club 125 . . . pianist Silence is more eloquent than words JANET HOYT Jan . . . Tri-Hi-Y 13,45, Vice Pres. 145, Student Gov't 13,45, Student Teacher 12,35, Intra- murals 11,2,3,45, Honor Teams 123,45 . . . teacher The sweet magic of a cheerful face ag LIUDITH ANN JOHNSON jude . . . GO 145, Tri-Hi-Y 12 3,45 , Yearbook Committee 115 Intramurals 1l,2,3,45 . .. sec retary To laugh is to live Page 39 ! 1 GORDON ALAN JONES Gordie . . . Band fl,2,3,4j, Chess Club l2,3,4j, Assembly critic f2,3j, Anastasia, t'The Rainmakerj' The Glass Mena- gerie . . . Hitch your wagon to a staf' Fe ERIC KARL Eric . . . Student Court Q2,3,4Q, PHP l3,4j , Basketball l2j , Ten- nis QZQ, Football l3,4j, Track f3,4j, Varsity Club Q3,4j . . . psychiatrical research This above all, to thine own self he true Page 40 bmi in MARGARET JORIGENSEN Jorgie . . . Tri-Hi-Y l3,4j, Green ,Quill Staff 135 , Monitor C25 , Wind Ensemble Q2,3,4j , In- tramurals f2,3,4j, Honor teams Q2,4j . . . dramatics She carries herself with the grace of a goddess KENNETH FREDERICK KELLMAN Ken . . . Chess Club QQ . . . telephone company Happy am I and free from care gl M IVIARCIA LOUISE JUDD Marsh . . . Future Nurses' Club f2,3j, Vice Pres. Q3j, jr. Red Cross Q2,3j , Handicraft Club Q2, SAD . . . infant technician To serve shall be her goal MICHAEL JOHN KEPLER Mike . . . Fish . . . Student Cov't Ql,2,3j, constitution com- mittee ll,2,3j, Men's Chorus Q3,4j , Math Club QSQ, Class'C0n- stitution Comm. ' 0,35 . Q . U.N.E.S.C.O. worker His reason is his oraclef' SUZANNA PENN KETCHUM Suzy . . . Tri-Hi-Y l3,4Q, Monif tor llj, Intramurals l1,2,3j . . '. model Her quietness is only a mask for the little coquette beneath MARGARET KOCH Marge . . . -Ir.iRed Cross l2,3j , Future Nurses' Club Q2,3,4j, Handicraft Club Q2,3,4j Moni- tor Q2j . . .private secretary The gift of gaiety is great good fortune ' KAREN CHRISTINE KIRSE Chris . . . Badminton Honor team QSQ, Tennis CSD, Softball l3j . . . artist Art is the part of a creator to her world FRANKJOSEPH KOLODZINSKI Frank . . . GO llj, jr. Red Cross Q2j, Basketball llj .. . electrical engineer The will of a man is his happinessp REBECCA ANN KITTREDGE Becky . . . B-.K .... GO l3,4j, Green Quill Q45 , Monitor l2,3j , Class Councils Q3,4j . . .teacher A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance l DENNIS PAUL LAMBERT Dennis . Chess Club l2,3,4j, Pres. . .journalist How much they gain who make no claims Peiqe 41 KENT PAUL LANINI Ken . . . Jr. Red Cross QSQ, Chess Club l2,3,4j , 8 o'clock Or- chestra 123,115 , Organ Club Q3, flj, Men's Chorus fllj, Cross Country 145, Track Q3,4j , Man- ager Qflj, NHS My . . . chemist Music is the basis of men's dreamsl' INGRID HELEN LEHRMANN Inge . . . jr. Red Cross Ql,2,3, flj, Pres. Q-lj, Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,4j, Sec'y, l3,4j, Red Cross Exec. Board Pres. GQ, 'Green Quill Literary Staff f2,3Q , Intramurals and Honor Teams fl,2,3,4j, NHS f3,4j . . . U. S. foreign service Nothing is impossible to a willing hearth Page 42 JOAN MARIE LARSEN Joanie . . . Green Quill Adver- tising Staff f2j, Green Lantern Ql,2j, Student Gov't Ql,2,3j, Tri-Hi-Y My , Leaders Club QS, 45, Intramurals and Honor Teams Ql,2,3,4j . . . airline ste- wardess A heart benevolent and kind JOHN MICHAEL LEONARD jack. . . Football Q25 , Band Q2, 3,4j, Intramural Basketball Q3, 45 Good nature speaks well for the man NANCY KAY LEE Nan . . . Nanny . . . Tri-Hi-Y f3,4j , Intramurals fl,2,3,4j . . . airline stewardess It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice ANN LOUISE LESLIE Annie Lou . . . Tri-I-Ii-Y f2,3, 4j, Intramurals fl,3j, Honor Teams f3j . . . physical educa- tion teacher She has a sweet and generous nature ROSEANNE AI. LIPARI Bubbles . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1235, Li- brary Club Qlj, Future Nurses' Club . .nurse The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms PHYLLIS- JAYNE LOPICCOLO Phyl . . . GO Q2,4j, Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3j, Intramurals Q2,3,4j , Hon- or Teams fflj . . . model The principal aim -of life is to enjoy it BRUCE LIPTON Lump . . . Noon Hour Comm. fl,2,3,4j, Track fl,2,4j, Mana- ger ll,2j, Football f2j, Mana- ger l3,4j . . .biological research Who does not love wine, wom- en, and song, remains a fool his whole life long MARIE GERALDINE LUDWIG Rie . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,4j , Coun- ty Council Qllj, Planning and Leadership Comm. fill , Athletic Council fflj, Monitor f2,3,4j, Honor Teams f2,3,4j, NHS My . . . foreign service Few things are impossible to diligence and skill E - S BRUCE WILLIAM LOEI-IMANN Kumquat . . . GO Council fly, Baseball fl,2j . . . draftsman And what is the use of a book? CHRISTIE VIRGINIA LYALL Chris . . . GO Q1,2ji, Cheerlead- er Q2,?g,4j, Art Club Ql,2j, jr. Prom Decorations Chairman Q35 , Tri-Hi-Y Q45 , Honor Teams Q3,4j . . . interior decorator The morn in Tusset mantle clad Pflqe 43 SUSAN BRENT MAINE Sue . . . Green Lantern Fea- ture Editor Q45, Planning and Leadership Committee Q25 , Stu- dent Gov't QI,2,3,45, Sec'y Q45, Cheerleader Q2,3,45 , NHS Q3,45 , Sec'y-Treas., Q45 , t . . social worker O laughing eye, O nimble wit, --O friendly heart GERALD MASIQER jerry . . . Projection Crew QI, 2,3,45, Radio Club QI,2,3,45 . . . electronics engineer A keen mind - capable and willing Page 44 SUSAN DELIA MANNING Sue . . . Green Quill Sales Staff Q45 , Green Lantern Feature Edi- tor Q45 , Tri-Hi-Y Q45 , Intramu- rals Q3,45 . . . foreign corres- pondent There is no wisdom like franik- I ness JUDITH CONSTANCE MARX Judi . . . Future Teachers Club Q3,45 , Vice Pres. Q35 , Sec'y Q45 , Commercial Club Q35 . . . sec- retary Efficiency is the key to success ROBERT EDMUND MAUTTE BONNIE BETH MCCANDLESS Bob . . . Clean-up Committee Q15 , Soccer Q45 , Intramural Bas- ketball Q45 . . .business admin- istrator The spirit indeed is willing Bon . . . Green Quill Literary Staff Q45, GO Q1,2,3,45, Sec'y Q35 , Tri-Hi-Y Q2,35 , Cheerleader Q2,3.45, Co-Captain Q45, Intra- murals QI,2,3,45, Honor Teams Q3,45, NHS Q3,45 . . . biology teacher She loves all things gay, yet she must question too CAROL MCGUIRE Carol- . . . Green Quill 1235, Green Lantern 145, Jr. and Sr. Class Councils Monitor l 2 3 , C , , 5, Jr. Red Cross QI5, Intramurals fl,2,3,45 . . . teacher Honest fame awaits the truly good JEANETTE MICOLEAU Jeannie . . . Green Quill Art Editor Q2,35, Jr. Red Cross 11,25 , Art Club tl,25, Tri-Hi-Y Q3,45 . . . millionaire artist A picture is a poem without words -...i gg.. t t WE WILLIAM METZLER, JR. Bill Chess Club Q2,3,45, Baseball Q2,35, Intramural Bas- ketball f2,3,45 , Soccer Q45 , NHS Q45 . . .engineer The diamond is foreverl' PATRICIA SANDRA MILLER Patsy . . . Trish . . . Green Quill Editor-in-Chief Q45, Class Vice Pres. K35, Student 'Gov't tl,2,3,45, Tri-Hi-Y Q45, Intra- murals t2,3,45, Honor Teams Q3,45, Youth Group 123,45 , Vice Pres. 145, NHS Q45 . . .journa- list Everything she touches she adornsv GEORGE W. MEYN Chawge . . . National Thespian Society f2,35, Stage Crew f1,2, 35, Men's Chorus f2,3,45 . . . mechanical engineer 'fThe mind is the standard of the man ima CATHERINE MONEA Cathy . . . Mousie . . . Monitor Q2,3,45, Jr. Red Cross Q25, In- tramurals Q2,3,45 The small body harbors a vibrant heart Page 45 JOHN J. MORRISON John . . . Art Club ll,2,3j oTrack Q25 . . . engineer He is one who gladly gives ! KATHLEEN MAUREEN MURPHY Murph . . . slr. Red Cross l3j, Future Teachers' Club l2j , Tri- Hi-Y Q35 . . . airline stewardess Laughter comes of itself Paqe 46 LORRAINE MORRISON Lorraine . . . Student Gov't Q35 , Jr. Red Cross ll,2j, Art Club l1,2j, Tri-Hi-Y 43,45 . . . his- tory teacher Gentlemen prefer blondes Q iff- ,v ,, -, -. e ,. 'J U fqfjf . JI 1-lbjgylf 41 f,,'l ' 'A' Lflksl' ll, , A, , ,, K, L, . f'l5i--'Q ff t.-V L is RICHARD U, NISLSON Rick . . . My name is not Steve . . . Green Quill Literary and Typing Staffs lelj, Chess Club l2,3,4j, Intramural Soccer and Basketball l2,3j . . . doctor Only the wise possess ideas VERNE SUZANNE MUCCI Maut . . . Monitor l3,4j, Stu- dent Council llj , jr. Red Cross 125, Commercial Club l3,4j, Tri'Hi-Y Q25 . . . secretary Hail to thee, lylithe'spirit W GARRET SCHAFFER NEVIUS Garry . . . PHP lflj, Projection Crew ll,2,3,4j, Football l1,2j, Intramural Soccer . . . conserva- tionist The woods were made for the hunter H S BARBARA ANN NICHOLS Ann . . . Tri-Hi-Y 234 Fu C : J ,J ' ture Nurses? Club Q2,35 , Handi- ' craft Club 123,45 , Monitor , Stage Crew Q45 . . . beautician Enthusiasm is the spark of service DAVID OGDEN Dave . . . Noon Hour Comm. Q45 Assembly Critic 3 Varsi- ty Club Q3,45, Footbail ,Q2,3,45, Basketball Intramurals f2,3,45, NI-IS Q45 . . . engineer Good character is above all things E SUSAN JANE NICHOLS Susie Q . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,45, Treas. Q45, Jr. Red Cross f2,3, 45, Commercial Club f3,45, Fu- ture Nurses Club 1235, Handi- craft Club f2,3,45, National Thespian Society Q3,45 . . . sec- retary The heart that wisheth to serve MARGARET 'O'HARE Maggie . . . GO 445, jr. Red Cross Q35 , jr. Prom Ticket Com- mittee Q35, Intramurals 0,35 . . .teacher Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep WILLIAM NOLAN Beau . . . GO 135, Assembly Critic Ql,2,35, Clean-up Com- mittee t2 . . . engineer ' Wise skepticism is the first attribute of a good critic THOMAS OLSEN Tom. . . Oley ... Jr. Red Cross 135, Chess Club Q1,2,3,45, Intramural Basketball f2,3,45, Golf Team f3,45 . . . financier An uncommon degree of imagination Page 47 SEAN O'NEIL jr. Red Cross 12,35, Club 125 , Bowling Club Club 13,45, Tennis 13, . . salesman It is quality rather than quantity 55? JILL ELAINE PALEY Pale . . . .Iillfred . . . Jr. Red Cross 12,3,45, Monitor 13,45, Tri-Hi-Y 1l,2,3,45, Stage Crew 115, Future Nurses' Club 115 . . . nurse Fm not afraid of tomorrow, for I'rfe seen yesterday and love today Poqe 48 PETER O'SHEA Pete . . . Intramural Basketball 12,35 . . . business Don't fence me in KIACQUELINE ANNE PERRET Smitty . . . jackie . . . Stage Crew 145, Book Club 115 She shall shout her destiny 'X DENNIS EDXVARD OWEN Dennis the Menace . . . Organ Club 13,45, Pres. 145, Green Quill Sales Staff 145, Student Gov't 12,3,45, Basketball 12,45, NHS 145 . . . doctor To generous souls every task is noble DONNA FLORENCE PHILLIPPO Dona . . . Flip . . . Leaders' Club 12,3,45, Pres. 145, Class Sec'y 125, Green Lantern 11,2, 45, GO 12,3,45, Class Council 12,35, Intramurals and Honor Teams 12,3,45, NHS 145 medical technician A merry heart doeth good like a medicine H-f -r 5152525 1. LVM V J WILLIAM JAMES PLATTE lBil . . . Class Pres. Ql,2j, GO Ql,2,3,4j, Monitor Ql,2,3,4j , Var- sity Club l2,3,4j , Football ll,2, 5,45 . . . hotel manager Fm always glad to try anything once WILLIAM HERBERT POVALL Buzz . . . Football fl,2j, Bas- ketball flj . . . government work He travels the open road SUSANNE LORAINE PLUMB Sue . . . Tri-Hi-Y fl,2,3,4j , Sec'y Q4j , Student Gov't , Monitor Q45 , Ski Club Q3,4j, Youth Fel- lowship Ql,2,3,4j . . .fashion co- ordinator Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the souls DAVID ROGER POWELSON Dave . . . Green Quill Photogra- phy Staff f2,3,4j , Monitor Q2,3, 45, Pleasantville Rifle Club Q2, 3,4Q, Intramural Basketball and Soccer f3,4j . . . business admin- istrator Nothing is rarer than true good nature MARY LOUISE PONTBRIAND Mary . . . Green Quill Sales Staff QSQ, Commercial Club f2, 4j, Intramurals fl,2,3,4j, Hon- or Teams Q3,4j . . .secretary in U.N Diligence is the mother of good fortune JEAN PRIVITELLO Jeanni . . . Priv . . . GO Q4Q, Ski Club Qlj , Leaders' Club f2, 3,4j , Intramurals Ql,2,3,4j , Hon- or Teams Q2,3,4Q . . . medical technician She's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with Page 49 DLG? WTF. Lusmdp vmrcego 1' C7 ca.4a.9 Q,Q C, ian in f?7LA, A949 Xe' TVGUS 13 GJ- ' ig so: lb ' no LLC Sl-QQICLQALFQ UQG-J-gtg QMS' skit LK K ,Qi 19.4J,m.Ds -4J.,..f1ss.sD0, .1,..,.,l9..'., ,al xii 'te' C I digg 'f!k.Q.'f! fair-Qvpvvyk-1, GQ! Cfae gL4p f1f24.4.LQ,i- 3 -wocfw 61,14 'israel Ricky . . . Orchestra l2,3,4 Men's Chorus l2,3,4j Music is the song of the soul ERIC DOTY RANDALL 5, J -ELQ 1 sz ROSEMARIE REINA Rosie . . . Green Quill my , GO MQ, Monitor l2,3j, Tri-Hi-Y QQ, Intramurals f3,4j, Honor Teams Q45 . . . secretary A sincere purpose and a generous heart Page 50 aff CDO x!,-.-,c, C ce- e FRANCES FREEMAN REED Francie . . . Student Court Clerk l3,4j , Green Quill Literary and Typing Staffs lily, Tri-Hi-Y fell , Clean-up Comm. 42,33 , Intramu- rals and Honor Teams l2,3,4Q, NHS lflj . . . foreign corres- pondent Tread softly for you :read on my dreams LUANNA REID Lu . . . Green Lantern ll,4j, Student Gov't fl,2,3,4j , Monitor ll,2,3j, National Thespian So- ciety f2,3,4j, Orchestra ll,2,3, 45, NHS My . . . actress A star danced and under it she was born JePLQ.i,a K9 oz. gbgwyff-3Q,, '41j4 4 Q- f C2-2 LQ, Qfi,-i5L.Jd.-.0 CL:-4 CRX! ff:LeCJQ,L1-, ,LA.fU-rx 4F7 ..Q,f d' Ck ,. ig' F if -va..'l fl -f-- , . A, 53 ie ,grief eicetw QJMLL Woes, lf 6,J-j- C1L.,2',e.,'.,-e'.4,Aq3 IQf2LQ,c,LJ .L,f1.J-.JA-'ri..e.Jf --'M-f'fL'0 Qwest, Leger I 'Qj'.cL,e.a rawfvrfsf 144, fav jfjfiffx-If f'LL,w,a.e:'-fs.: fi-1?NJ Xf'-'L L r'f'vf-H-rf' 63 ice flQJllr,sefr2 'Cx,,Le,,dfL.,j krwbwlfl-AJ 00 q 7L,5 , 'hs ,SAC LU-ff? nglff' fy K Jef-f1,Q re,01.Uwl.f 'l.fQf1-jTLfLfZf-iff?-.4 CAROL ANN RIMM VERNON WARD ROOKE J Carol ...- I r. Red Cross ll,2,3, Residue . . . Constitution Com- Llj , Monitor Glj, Tri-Hi-Y Q45 , mittee fly, Chess Club fell, In- Yearbook Comm. llj, lntra- S tramural Soccer and Basketball murals ll,2j ,... secretary lg J Q2,3,4j . . .executive Cheerfulness is a friend to aiflreat wits are to madness near sr is grace ,J inks I , allied 4? 'fe JSI 5 Qs EDWARD RooNEY Ed Student Gov't. 115, Monitor 1l,2,3,45 . . . executive I will find a road or make one KENNETH SAGLIBENE Uncle Bob . . . Intramural bas- ketball 12,35 . . . state trooper D0n't put off 'til tomorrow what can be put off until the day after MARGARET ANNE, ROSENBLUM Peggie . . . Monitor Chairman 145, Green Quill Advertising Staff 12,3,45 , GO 145 , Intramur- als 12,3,45, Cheerleader 115, NHS 145 . . . French teacher Dreams happy as her days, and laughter learnt of friends JACK LEE SCHENENDORF Jack . . . Green Quill Advertis- ing Staff 12,331-5, Editor 145, Student Court 123,45 , PHP 12, 3,45 , Varsity Club 123,45 , Ten- nis 12,3,45, Intramural Soccer and Basketball 13,45 , NHS 13,45 . . . doctor Elementary, my dear W'ats0n RIARINU ROTONDO Marino . . . PHP 145, Imra- mural Basketball a,ndfS6ccer 12, 3,45 . . .pilot Good nature is stronger than tomahawksu ELIZABETH RUTH SCHMIT Betsy . . . Green Quill 12,3,45, Business Manager 145, Monitor 13,45, Class Council 125,45 , In- tramurals 12,3,45 , Honor Teams 13,45, NHS 145 . . . teacher Her assets are a high ambition and the ability to attain it Pciqe Sl MARK SCHOFIELD Mark Pro'ection Crew llj , . . . J Band fly . . . engineer His talents were of the more silent type JOHN SCHWALLER john . . . Noon Hour Comm. Q45 , PHP Q2,3,4j, Varsity Club Q3,4j , Intramural Basketball CZ, 3,4j, Football Q2,3,4j . . . che- mical engineer Life is just one thing after another Page 52 RICHARD SCHREIBER Rickey . . . Myro . . . GO Q2, 3j , Varsity Club Q3,4j , Football fl,2,3,4j Smile with an intent to do mischief DOMINIC SCORDO Mico . . . Dom . . . Noon Hour Comm. l3,4j, Football 1235, Track Q25 , Basketball Qlj, Bas- ball fly . . . pharmacist The devil hath power to assume a pleasing shape PETER SCHUMACHER Pete . . . Monitor C2,3j, Intra- murals C2,3j , Baseball 1235, Varsity Club Q3,4j He finds the opportunity to do mischief a hundred times a day SUSAN LINDA SEACORD Squeak . . . Sue . . . Assembly Council fflj , Tri-Hi-Y , Com- mercial Club Qllj, Majorette flj , All-State Chorus l2j', Hon- or Teams f2j . . . medical sec- retary Merrily, merrily, shall I live J , wr EUGENE SERNATINGER Tui . . . Football QIJ, Basket- ball Qlj , Track QZJ, Intramural Soccer flj . . . businessman Every man has a sane spot somewhere ADRIENNE COREEN SIEBRECHT A . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,4J, Treas. Q33 , Pres. My , City and County Council Q2,3,4J, Green Quill Sales Staff fl,2,3,4J, Noon Hour Comm. Q2,3,4J, Jr. Red Cross fly . . . social worker She shall seek horizonf' 's 'av- ...,, 5 'ff-wi ALBERT SEYFORTH Al . . . Chess Club HJ, Fenc- ing Team MJ, Intramural Soc- cer fflj . . . electronics engin ecr As calm as the sea JANIES HARRY SKIFF Jimmy ., . . Jimbo . . . PHP Q2, 3,4J, Captain Qflj , Varsity Club Q2,3,4j , Football Manager Q2, 3,4J, Basketball Manager Q3,4J . . . business executive By the work one knows the workmann JOAN SHEPHERD Shep . . . Tri-Hi-Y Q2,3,4J, Sec'y MJ, Green Quill Typing Staff q2,3,4p, Student Gov't 425, Jr. Red Cross Q3,4j , Commercial Club f2,3,4J, Intramurals and Honor Teams f2,3,4J . . . sec- rotary Ujoy delights in joy JAN BRIAN SMITH Jan . . . Jr. Red Cross Q2,3,4J, Treas. Gly, Stage Crew Ql,2J, Men's Chorus 123,45 , Intramur- al Basketball Ql,2,3,4j, NHS Qflj . . . physical therapist Trz'fles make perfection, but perfection is no trifle Page 53 SANDRA LADD SNYDER Sandy . . . Snyde . . . Green Quill fl,45, Co-Literary Editor Q45, Tri-Hi-Y fl,2,3,45, Treas. 135, Pres. 145, Student Gov't f2,3,45 , Intramurals and Honor Teams f2,3,45, NHS Q3,45, Vice-Pres. Q45 . . . foreign service The fairest garden in her looks, and in her mind the wisest books LLLL L tf I 1 1. . m, .fk 'J' X k..- Lf Jw'-f as , 1 LILLIAN STRACHAN Lil . . . Future Nurses Club f2,3,R 45 , Handicraft Club f2,3,45 , In- tramural Softball f3,45 . . . nurse They serve God well who serve His creatures Page 54 E SE as ' 'e' VICTOR PETER STAGLIANO Vic ,. . . Stag . . . Noon Hour Comm 34 Intramural Ba 5 E - C , D, S- 'iketballl f2,35 . . . civil engineer My theory is to enjoy life -1 1 Ln' '.,,,v,fL, -, 7 CEoiRCE HENRY STUMPF Sparks . . . Radio Club Ql,2,3,45 , JOHN GREGORY STEVENSON Greg . . . Noon Hour Comm. QS, 45, Varsity Club f3,45, Football f2,3,45, Intramural Basketball 13,45 . . . engineer I abhor a dull existence f , 4 , ,V,.t,,-M-g,.,t, A ff UN' E I ,W , ,,., , .raji if -' fl E'-' LJ if al, , ' MRICIHARDL' SWANSON Dick . . . Junior Varsity Baseball Manager 115, Intramural Bas- ketball Q2,3,45 conserva- Fencing Team f2,3,45 . . . elec- tionist grical engine-gr lt And I have hunted far and Onward, ever onward I' wzde ' iirlii lA ,'.' I' -I lrllixkfisli-E i 'f 5' ' 'm1 RICHARD SWEED Dick . . . Sec'y Projection Crew Q2,3,45 , Chess Club Q2,3,45 . . . electronics engineer A thing seriously pursued offers true enlightenment MARY ANN TONON Mare . . . Green Quill Q2,3,45, GO Q25, Tri-Hi-Y Q1,2,3,45, In- tramurals Ql,2,3,45 The world's a hubblen E QIOANNE MARIE THOMAS Tommie . . . Green Lantern Q3, 45 , Portrait Q3,45 , Future Teach- ers, Club Q3,45, Organ Club Q3, 45 . . . physical therapist The only gift is a portion of thyself EDITH TUBMAN Sncaks . . . Tri-Hi-Y Ql,2,35, Chaplain , City Council Q35, Jr. Red Cross Q2,3,45 , Intramur- als Q3,45 . . . secretary Infinite riches in a little room SUSAN LYNN THOMPSON Suky . . . Thomps . . . Green Quill Advertising Staff Q3,45, Student Gov't Q3,45, Tri-Hi-Y Q45, Class Committee , Intra- murals Ql,2,3,45, Honor Teams Q2,3,45 Laughing eyes and a friendly heart PT www YVONNE VAN CORT Y-vo-nie . . . Green Quill Q1,2,3, 45, Sales Editor Q45, Tri-Hi-Y Ql,2,3,45, Sec'y Q45 , Honors Hockey Q2,3,45, NHS Q45 . . . psychoanalyst The earth is her footstool, the sky her canopy Page 55 MARGARET ELEANOR VOSS Margie . . . GO 13,45 , Jr. Prom Refreshment Comm. 135, Hal- loween Dance Comm. 145 . . . teacher Her paths are dreams beguiledv JAMES NVEINBERG jimmy . . . Student Gov't 12,3, 45, Vice Pres. 145 , Band 1l,2,45, Tennis 12,3,45, Captain 13,45 . . . architect They are newer alone who are accompanied by noble thoughts Page 56 DAVID SCOTT WASHBURN Dave . . . Chess Club 12,3,45, Sec'y 12,45, Treas. 135, Fencing Team 145, Co-Capt. Sec.- Treas. 145 . . . chemist I follow the high road to science . x ,f-.1 Ch. 7 -.Vg V., 5 '. M 2 ' DAVID YVHITELY Dave . . . Latin Club 11,25 , .lun- ior Class Board , NHS 12,3, 45 . . . chemical engineer A quiet mind is richer TH 5 E E if ll DONALD EDWARD WEBER Renaldo . . . Don . . . PHP 12,3, 45, Varsity Club 12,3,45, Fenc- ing Team 145, Football Man- ager 11,25 The prince of darkness is a 1 gentleman LW, . g, ' 'S W' if - ,.,, 1.0.2 ff.: sl Lf, W it ti . .. .1 . a, 5 1,4 -.-3 img, xx' A Q im' ,QQ ffl 4.1 flg A. T ,542 . ,-5.-.tu , w,. L- - ff . K 2. in lr! tfiag 1 WILLIAM -GORDON ' W WILKOFF Bill . . . GO 1l,2,3,45 , Vice Pres. 135, Pres. 145 , Green Quill Lit- erary Staff 145, Planning and Leadership Comm. 145 , Varsity Club 12,3,45 , Football 1l,2,3,45, Track 1l,2,3,45, NHS 13,45 . . . The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows whither he . . , is going' I n X... V f -1 1- .XXX X -. sl KATHERINE LOUISE WINKLER Kay . . . Winky . . . Future Teachers' Club QSAQ, Pres. Gly, Commercial Club f2,3j , Tri-I-Ii- Y Q3,4j . . . elementary school teacher Charms strike the eye ' JANET LINDA YOUNG Maut . . . Sophomore Class Sec'y f2j , Commercial C l u b Qflj , Choir Q45 , Cheerleader Qlj , In- tramurals Qflj . , . secretary Laughing, friendly - she'll sure do well .sz ROSALIND WRIGHT Rozie . . . Rose . . . GO 125, Tri- Hi-Y f3,4j , Intramurals f1,2,3, fly , Honor Teams Q2,3,4j . . . teacher Always a word, always a smile- for a friend sheld walk a mile SUSAN ZELT Sue . . . Little One ...D I r. Red Cross Q2,3,4j, Yearbook Comm. fly , Cheerleader fly . . . teacher Though she is but little, she' is fierce Z Page 57 JU 1oR CLASS Row l: Anne Fay, Marianne Fender, Claire Corrigan, Carole Aniello, Karla Cohn, Linda Fontaine, Sue Craigg Row 2: Tom Eastman, John Bailey, Glen Danks, Robert Boltz, Wayne Beyer, Jack Daley, Jim Freeneyg Row 3: Patricia Baldwin, Donna Cooper, Lorraine Armisto, Kathy Dubin, Kathleen Burns, Christina Englund, Margaret Chretien. Row l: Mary Graham, Josephine Cavaliere, Joanna Hen- dry, Linda Foster, Joyce Brueggeman, Nola Beecher, Deb- orah Cypher: Row 2: Bill Bucher, Jeremy Carter, Scott Fitzgibbon, Peter Foster, Peter Camilli, Emerson Dahmen, Donald Conahang Row 3: Bob Allen, Jim Brannigan, Mel Carozza, Charles Cannizzaro, Jonathan Coggeshall, Chris Bayer. Row l: Jill Mark, Anne Holloway, Gillian Lowes, Janice Haviland, Ruby Gately, Linda Madaris, Geraldine Kers- lake: Row 2: Alan Hershey, Dave Koteen, Colin Higgins, Stanley Hartnett, Russell, Hammond, Bruce Greene, Jon Ion Goldsmith: Row 3: Stephanie Henn, Betsy Glass, Ann Gauhert, Vicki Karl, Naomi Greitzer, Ellen Lockwood, Kitsie Landt. Page 58 Row 1: Laurel Hobbs, Alice Larkin, Patricia Jarvis, Martha King, Ann Roe, Katy Barry, Row 2: Charles Guntner, John Hise, Ricky Hawes, Charles Hughes, Terry Howison, Laird Holby, Jonathan Henkeng Row 3: Ed Charney, Dick Gamertsfelder, Jon Taylor, Peter Mandelik, Alan Krohn, Dennis Longo, Allan Johnson. Row 1: Kathleen Rasche, Nancy Schreiber, Judy Sawyer, Eileen Oakley, Jacqueline Pourciau, Susan Osborn, Ilse Mayerthaller: Row 2: Evan Thompson, Perry Neidich, Dan Shon, Bob Marszalek, George Ray, Robert Ryan, Don Olson: Row 3: John McGrath, Jeff Milman, Oliver Selig- man, Bill McCain, Everett Olsen, Kevin Porter, Andy Sehloat. Row 1: Kathy Wright, Judy Stone, Jessie Resnick, Terry Travis, Sue Miller, lillen Sager Eager, Donna McKay: Ron' 2: Kevin Roberts, Ralph Rogers. Robert Paine, Dav- id Sretch, John Rowitt, Craig Weiss, Kerry Merkel: Row 3: Ann Samson, Kathleen Patterson, Lorraine Russo, Hel- en 'l'ubizl. lillen Nl2lf'Cl'SOlll1. Junix Rappaport. Sally Thornton. Row 1: Lorraine Plomondon, Bobbi Moorehead, Lida Newton, Chris Rannie, Nancy Turner, Barbara Privitellog Row 2: Mike Sherman, Charles Mulch, Jim Rigdon, Frank Peper, Dave Parker, Richard O'Neil: Row 3: Pet- er Wyckoff, Allen Wagner, John Spinella. Page 59 Row l: Sarah Graham, Laura Preston, Marv YVring, Fran McConnell, Charlotte Moran, Barbara Wax: Row 2: Rob- ert O'Keefe, Ronnie Muller, David Watts, Bob Pearson, Jim McGuinness, Gunnar Stalemark: Ron' 3: Mlke Thompson, Laurie Sajor, Tom XN'olman. SGPHG ORE CLASS Row l: Lynne Doherty, Lynn Duble, Ginny French, Geraldine Costello, Barbara DiGiacomo, Nancy Donovan, julia Florio, Joan Doyle: Row 2: Greg Flood, Charles Demchoek, Chris Connell, Norman Ellis, Harry Fiegart, john Doll, Bert Ger- shater, Roy Devoeg Row 3: Carol Foster, Claudia Cannizzaro, Diane Gildersleeve, Sallie Eller, Mary Ann Cotter, Laura Gable, Kathy Fisher, Emmy Fategoni: Row 4: Ted Gelstrope, Richard Fry, Kent Cooper, John Devoe, jim DiGiacinto, Bajan Deak, Richard Friedman Row 1: Nancy Hermanson, Karna Breuning, Kathy Hannigan, Pat Aubry, Diane Bucher, Deirdre Gloor, Marcia Grossbard, Diana Ice: Row 2: Ed Higgins, Bucky Brundage, john Brill, Donald Bisagna, Tom Hammond, Tom Bossert, Fred Higham, Doug Huntoon: Row' 3: Chris Adams, Leslie Cauley, Jeanette Giglio, janet Clauser, Donna Belcher, Loretta Collesian, jane Anderson, Nancy Eiseleg Row 4: Henry DeNero, Roy Colsey, Charles DeNero, Aba Deak, Alden Holmes, Larry Gilette, David Etzler. Row 1: Marilyn Keck, Suzanne LaBlonde, Mary Kurachek, Shelley Lacman, Becky Ketchum, Anita Miller, Mary Krasner, Arlene Merewitzg Row 2: Rob Karro, Mike Kennedy, joe Moran, Bill Kennedy, jeff Kelly, Gary Donelian, Robert Roemer: Row 3: Barbara Perry, Susan Snell, Sarah Murphy, Nancy Neibuhr, Kendy Kepler, Suzanne Nilson, Helene Kartok, Susan Mimnaugh: Row 4: Paul Mocha, jim Morrison, Mike Miller, Don McMahan, Steve Morris, jim O'Brian, Brian Mc- Dermott, Fred Baker. Row 1: Myrna Moran, Tania Hunter, Susan Bier, Anne Ben- ham, Adi Grable, Prue Holstead, Susan Briggs, jean Irvine, Row 2: Robert Barker, John Alzamona, Don Cannata, Richard Aniello, john Bishop, Ray Harper, Bob Glinski, Rolf Breglerg Row 3: Kathy Montrose, Christine Knovotoni. Judy Johnston, Nancy McCain, janet Meloney, Anne Kopfman, Susan Kaest- ner, Mike Gluck: Rnzu 4: Steve Harrigan, Frank Andriotti, Dan Greitzer, joel Harris, Fred Kral, Peter Caffall, james King, Gerard Racioppo. low 1: Stephanie Osborne, Barbara Plumb, Sue Smayda, Jill awyer, Mitzzi Porter, Sarah Rosenthal, joan Rolfs, Linda eelyg Row 2: Pierre LaFitte, Martin Merewitz, john Sanfil- ippo, Richard Roesing, Dan Robinson, Larry Lawrence, David erlin, john Smith: Row 3: Kati Pesthy, Louise Schofield, Betsy losenblum, Anne Reimenschneider, Ellen Strong, Martha Ten- Sroeck, Barbara O'Neal: Row 4: Eugene Tiesler. john Oster- toudt, Pete Scopton, Pete Cannizzaro, John Schofield, Michael Jane, Todd Sandler, Jim Sullivan. l l iow 1: janet Lohman, Pam Maine, Ellen Lurie, Carol Ma- oney, Jeanne Lemasters, Judy Watkins, Vicki Lipscomb, Anne 'alentineg Rau' 2: jean Wilhelm, Steve Wolper, Gene Winkler, rank Veletto, Tom Vandivort, Geoffrey York, Barbara Linton: bow 3: Vicky Whitlock, Nancy Ward, Sandy MacDonald, Carol eiss, Pat Torlish, Joanne Lopiccolo, Nan Tull, Valerie Visca, e Helier: Row 4: Don Valentine, Jim Hopkins, Mike Phil- ppo. Tania Maxintov, Gloria Lewis. Connie Leydon, john ennartz, Don Peterson. ow 1: Diane Lewin, Betsy Lee, Carolyn Watson, Gerry Lock- ood, Carol Lew, Sue Zola, Marilyn Zipes, Ruth Wring: Row : Robert Silvestro, Ed Wvatt. Jim Willis, Bill Valentino, Ron rembone, Steve Locatelli, Tex Weaver, Bruce MacDonald: ow 3: Alicia Simcox, Ann Risley, Pat Simon, Gail Ringwood, nn Remsen, Marie Sommer, Amy Philmusg Row 4: Jim ockler, Steve Miller, Gary See, Tom Sandler, Richard Muller, ruce Miller, Ron Silliman, john Todd. FRESH A CLASS Row l: Jocelyn Colvin, Sharon Dieter, Elizabeth Dubbin, Susan Bennett, Shireen Bonaventura, Nancy Bleyer, Frances Bonaventure: Row 2: William Breese, Robert Cassidy, Jeffrey Birmingham, David Bell, Donald Annese, David Clough, Rob- ert Boothg Row 3. julie En lund Emil Blank ' g , y , Joseline Falk, Karen Brooks, Kathy Clark, .Susan Anderson, Lynn Evelyn: Row 4: jack Bonney Louis Cristello, Michael DuVall, Frank Cac- chia, Craig DeVito, Peter Critchley, Michael Downey. Row 1: Anne Robinson, Ann Weinberg, Carole Ann Wallin, IoAnn Florio, Winnie Fay, jo Ann Middleton, Rosetta Pulia: Row 2: Arthur Washburn, Ira Zipes, Roger Weinheimer, Dick Hanssen, Ioseph Gerace, Roland Fontaine, Lou Feeney: Row 3: Hollace jones, julie Geiger, Virginia Gray, Helen Neubert, Elizabeth Harmon, joan Farrow, Elizabeth Crawford: Row 4: Robert Kleckner, Philip Horning, Wayne Stevenson, Ralph Ketchum, Bernard Servcllo, Caleb Kissling, Clinton Schofield. Row 1: Marie Glinski, Marion Frank, Bonnie Williams, Gigi Gaubert, Carole Gamrath, Mary Ann Greco, Lucy Warren: Row 2: Jeff Deitz, David Eisele, Shawn Bayer, Robert Bran- don, Alder Ellis, Anthony Consolo, Richard Careyg Row 3: Patricia Foley, Margaret Filappella, Diane Bloch, Rita Cava- lieri, Carol Beem, Philomene Dursin, Marjorie Castimoreg Row 4: Douglas Burgun, Roger Blanchard, Terrence Devine, Karl Brockstedt, Robert Bradley, Kenneth Cullen, john Boyd: Page 62 Row 1: Margaret Thomas, Sharon Thompkins, Elizabeth Vol- laro, Julie von Wettburg, Marsha Lipton, Nancy Hanssen, Mary Ann Kolbyg Row 2: Robert Steiker, Michael Leo, Robert Marvin, Francis juhasz, Joseph Hillesum, Richard Kayton, Kenneth Maue: Row 3: Steve Taylor, Paul Scopton, James Holden, Mrak Vandling, Jeffrey Hawley, Robert Whitely, Paul Nathe: Row 4: Richard Masser, Arthur Masker, John Lee, Thomas Murray, Herman Stern, jean Kohen, Ira Sobel. 1: Kathy Speare, Virginia Myers, Martha Spaulding, Nina Renee Seligman, Greta Gornnert, Sandy 0'Keefeg Row Mulch, Dana Randall, Gary MacPhee, Kenneth Michael Setter, Guy Pascal, john Miller: Row 3: , Lee Milner, Drake Hawes, Donald Schenen- Douglas Ripley, Paul Miller, Peter Silsong Row 4: Susan jean Macdonald, Constance Meyn, Claire Pulliam, Susan Alice Pallonari, Arlene Ryan, Brenda Thomas. Row l. Sharon Gilchrist, Roberta Hammond, Judy Howgate, Connie Hanners, Debby Sims, jean Wilson, Susan Respaut: Row 2: Howard Zweifel, Gerard Ford, Frank Garger, Anthony Gannon, Arthur Thompson, Richard Vecchio, john lvagnerg Row 3: Virginia Moore, Ruth Masker, Kathy Weingarten, In- grid Vatsvog, Elizabeth Schofield, Francie Hamilton, Sharon Todd: Row 4: Thomas Malcolm, Drake Hawes, William Foster, Rowland Watts, Paul Bracciodieta, Henry Tileston, john Howe: Row 5: Scott McKinlay, Peter Micoleau, Scott Myers, John Reale, Edward Murphy, John Penniman, Edward Odell. BOCES 1: Madeline Lewis, Cathy Vasta, Linda Mazullo, jane Row 2: Mlesley Mackey, Gerard Racippo, Linda Dav- Lillian Rudolph, jean Nelson, Doreen Graham, Chris- Carol Saunderson. The maior function of the Board of Selective Educational Services is to pro- vide specialized training to students from component school districts in Southern Westchester. Pleasantville students find this useful by beginning immediately vo- cational training. Row l: Barbara Puma, Charlotte Capece, Pat Tlorlish, Ann Nichols: Row 2: john Curtiss, Kenneth Saglibene, Norman Brundage, Dick Mueller, Harry Fiegler, Tony Ciulla, Kurt Vatsvog, Ray Miles, Bob Horton, Frank Kolodzinski, Bob Calli. CLASS CFFICERS E JUNIOR CLASS john Hise, Pres., Bob Allen, Vice-Pres.: Nancy Turner, Sec'y5 Perry Neidich, Treas. SOPHOMORE CLASS Rolf Bregler, Pres.: Bert Gershater, Vice-Pres.: Mitzi Porter, Sec'y3 Sue Snell, Treas. l FRESHMAN CLASS Phil Horning, Pres.: Helen Neubert, Vice-Pres.: Pflqe 64 Lynn Evelyn, Sec'yg Kathy Speare, Treas. 3 A Yu L 1' Q , Q . s Q 9 f W P 'iz 'g 5 W ,f am... . M- ,. . Little Haackers Row l. julie vonwettberg, Patsy Miller, Sue Thompson, Peg Rosenblum-Monitor Chairman, Wendy Heyel-Treasurer, Charlie Cooper-President, Sue Maine-Secretary, Sandy Snyder, janet Hoyt, Luanna Reid, Jessie Caiani-Monitor Chairman, Bill Valentino, Jim YVeinberg-Vice-Presidentg Row 2. Kenneth Schweigard, Lec Milner, Laurie Sajor, Mary Graham, Peg Fillippella, Sharon Gilchrist, Helen Neubert, Connie Hanners, Carol Lew, Nan-cy Turner, Barbara Hlaxg Row 3. Dave Koteen, Ken Maue, john Brill, Holly Jones, Nola Beecher, Sue Nilson, Ann Riemenschneicler, Sue Bier, Ellen Koteen, Sandy Mac- Donald, Vicky Whitlock, Mary Kurachek, Sara Rosenthal, Ann Weinberg, Gill Lowes, Nina Sajor, Jill Sawyer, Tom Ham- mond3.Rozv 4. Paul Given, John Curtiss, Bob Brandon, Dennis Owen, jake Smith, Dick O'Neil, Bert Gershater, Rick Hawes, Ted Gelsthorpe, Bob O'Keefe, Jack Daley, Jeff Milman, Jim Finkey, Joe Moran, Jon Coggeshall. ST DE T GOVER ME T The Student Government is directly concerned with the welfare of the student body. Its duties are many and varied: approving new constitutions and acting as watchdog over existing ones, directing activities on Students' Day, sponsoring the Rye pep rally dance, running school elections in the spring, and en- forcing school regulations. The representatives had a busy year revising the qualifications for Monitors, approving 100 new badges for the PHP, selling tickets for BUS STOP, revising the list of school offenses, checking up on Student Court, the judicial branch of the Student Government. The absence of political parties failed to dampen the enthusiasm displayed by the representatives when expressing their opinions. XN'ith a healthy profit from 'ARye on the Rocks , Student Government set aside 35100 for the American Field Service Foreign exchange student to be sponsored by the school in the coming year. Another worthwhile investment was the loud-speaker trailer which made its debut during the football season. Charlie Cooper President Page 66 l L 4. The Big Bank Row 1. Gigi Gaubert, Betsy Dubben, Phyllis LoPiccolo, Bill Wilkoff-President, Joyce Grossbard-Vice-President, Sue Craig- Secretary, Jane Ehlers-Ticket Treasurer, Betsy Lee, Diana Bucher, Sue Miller, Sue Zola, Row 2. Judy Golub, Donna Phillip- po, Sue Kaestner, Barbara Plumb, Susan Osborn, Patty Baldwin, Kathy Patterson, Shelly Lacmang Row 3. Margie Voss, Rosemarie Reina, Judy Stone, Susan Conger, Judy Gelburd, Jeanne McDonald, Ann Valentine, Pam Maine, Carol Foster, Sue Snell, Ann Roe, Fred Highamg Row 4. Danny Zipes, Becky Kittredge, Claire Pulliam, Dede Harmon, Glen Deeming, Kathy VVeingarten, Leslie Cauley, Pat Jarvis, Jean Privitello, Joyce Brueggemang Row 5. Paul Miller, Mike Setter, Kent Cooper, Gibby Hawes, Judy Johnson, Peggy Rosenblum, Bonnie McCand1ess, Pat Simon, Diane Block, Larry Forrar, David Watts, Sue Mimnaugh, Rickey Schreiber, Bil Platte, Dick Gamertsfelder, Robie Roemerg Row 6. Sean Bayer, Mr. Stejskal, Charlie Hughes, Jim Feeney, David Avenius, Jon Goiasmith. GE ERAL ORGANIZATIO Again in the fall the cry of VVanna buy a G. O.? rang 0-ut through the halls. For 353.50 this ticket pro- vides free admission to all home football and basketball games, reduced prices to away games, and free editions of the Green Lantern. This year, with the increased crowds at football games, the G. O. met the surge with improved conces- sions facilities. To answer many requests, schedule cards for basketball and football games were printed and distributed free of charge to all ticket holders. The two school plays, The Glass llflenagerie and Blithe Spirit, were sponsored by the General Organization, and in March the G. O. held a semi-formal dance. The G. O. became the central banking system for school organizations using the school for money- making purposes. Consequently, the accounts of such groups as Student Government, Noon Hour Com- mission, and Athletic Council are under its supervision. Bill Wilkoff President Page 57 STUDE T CCURT justice for All Row l. Mike Sherman, Terry Howison-Assoeiate justice, Pete Birmingham-Chief Justice, Francie Reed4Court Clerk, Jack Schendorfg Row 2. Mr. McLoughlin, Alan Krohn, Ed Charney-Bailiff, Dave Parker. PLANNING A D LEADERSHIP CGMMITTEE May We? Row 1. Marie Ludwig, jackie Pourciau-Sec'y, Steve Hershey-Pres., Rob Friedman, Sandy Castimoreg Row 2. Doug Cassens, Roland Watts, Kent Cooper, Nola Beecher, Sue Finkelstein, Alan Hershey-Vice-Pres., Charlie Cooper, Bill Wilkoff. Pcqe 68 ASSEMBLY CGUNCIL On Behalf of the Student Body Row 1. Lorraine Plomondon, Alan Hershey-Vice-President, Pat Castimore-President, Ed Hanssen-Secretary-Treasun cr, Ann Gaubertg Row 2. Myrna Moran, Lida Newton, Mary Wring, Marilyn Zipes, Bruce Bishop, Herman Stern Geoffrey Yorke, Sue Seacord, Woody Hogle, Norman El-lis. LIBRARY CLUB Bookies Row l. Ann Risley-Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Wring-President, Dina Grioli-Vice-Presidentg Row 2. Rosalind Bagarozzo, Carolyn Wlatson, Ginger Moore, Sharon Tompkins, Kendy Kepler, Mary Wlring, Margaret Fhomas, Emily Blank, janet Meleney. Page 69 PHP i l They Keep Us in Line Row l. Bill Bracciodieta-Sergeant, jim Skiff-Captain, Jack Gullottag Row 2. Marino Rotondo, Don Weber, Doug Cassens, Don Berger, john Sharp, Ed Rooney, Dan Gatti, Gary Neviusg Row 3. Jack Schenenclorf, Charlie Cooper, Dick Eikenberg, Bob O'Keefe, Eric Karl, Bob Hammond, Rickey Sclireiber, Tim Krasner, Mel Carrozza, Perry Neidich, Norman Ellis, Wayne Beyer, John Depewg Row 4. Don Olsen, Ed Hanssen, Russ Hammond, jim Feeney, john Hise, Ed Charney, joh Taylor, Jeff Milman, jack Daley, Dave Diotle, Bob Allen. CLEAN UP COM ITTEE Spic and Span Row l. Maryanne Cotter, Mitzi Porter, Diane Bucher, Sue Finkelstein-Secretary, Carol Lew-Vice President, Shel- ley Lacman, Sue Zola, Row 2. Fred Higham, Frank Andreotti, Sue Kaestner, Pam Maine, Carol Foster, Pat Simon, Sue Nilson, Valerie Visca, Susan Mimnaughg Row 3. Mike Phillippo, Bill Valentino, Rolf Bregler, Doug Huntoon, Iohn Osterhoudt, Pete Scopton-President, Bert Gershater, Henry DeNero. Pcxqe 70 ORGAN CLUB Pipe Dreams Row 1. Kent Lanini, Holly Jones, Don Robison, Joanne Thomas, Sue Bennett, Ellen Lockwood, Chip Tieslerg Row 2. Carl Brandon, Nancy Turner-Treasurer, Bob Paine-Vice President, Dennis Owen-President, jarene Frances-Secretaryg Row 3. Mr. Fossum, Dr. D. Dewitt Mfasson. UNICR CLASSICAL CHESS CLUB LEAGUE We Got Rooked Amo, Amas, Amat, Amamus, Amatis . . . ENOUGH Row 1. Ricky Nelson-Treasurer, Emerson Dahmen- Row 1. Chris Englund-Vice-President, Martha King- vice-presidentg Row 2. Dennis Lambert-President, Mrs. President, Barbara Plumb-Secretaryg Row 2: Mrs. Lo- Lomont, Dave Washburn-Secretary. mont, john Donelian, Sue Finkelstein-Treasurer. Page 71 TI-ILETIC COUNCIL School Spirits Row l. Laura Preston-Secretary, Margo Blanche-Treasurer, Tracy Gibbons4Vice-President, Steve Hershey-President Row 2. Jackie Pourciau, Marie Ludwig, Nancy McCain, Sue Lalllonde, Mitzi Porter, Janix Rappaportg Row 3 Mike Phillipo, Bob Ebert, Ginny Barrows, Eileen Oakley, Don Olsen, Glenn DeCoster. HOUR COMMISSIO Lunchtime Lunacy Row 1. jack Gullotta, Bob Ryan, Rob Friedman-President, Dina Grioli-Secretary, Bruce Lipton-Treasurer, Tom Pulliam-Vice-President, Tim Krasnerg Row 2. Judy Johnston, Betsy Glass, Katy Barry, Nancy Schreiber, Barbara Privitello, Donna McKay, Mary Penniman, Yvonne Van Cortg Row 3. Chris Bayer, Vic Stagliano, Dave Diotte, Dan Gatti, Bil Platte, Dom Scordo, John Stevenson, Dave Ogden, John Schwaller, Bob DiYeso, Bob Hammond. Page 72 LEADERS' CLUB Ufhose Lead? Row l. Karla Cohn, Ann Hartford-Vice President, Donna Phillippo-President, joan Larsen-Secretary, Sue Craigg Row 2. Laurie Sajor, Joan Colsey, Ingrid Lehrmann-Corresponding Secretary, Jean Privitello, Debbie Cypher, Bobbie Moorhead, Pat Fallon. JU 1011 RED caoss at l H E L P !!!! Row l. Claudia Cannizzaro, Chip Tiesler, Ellen Lockwood-Vice President, jo Cavalieri, Ingrid Lehrmann-President, Iudy Dernpewolff-Secretary, jan Smith-Treasurer, Nancy Bleyerg Row 2. Ellen Lurie, Sue Bennett, Ellen Strong, janie Anderson, Diane Lewis, Bonnie Nvilliarns, Terry Travis, Mary Ann Kolb, Jane Rosenburg, Diane Gilder H d G Gra Ph1lDurs1n Rocca DAS- sleeve, Mrs. Grillog Row 3. joan Farrow, Linda Foster, Joanna . en ry, inny y, , . . k canio, Betty Volaro, Francie Hamilton, Row 4. Connie Meyn, Judy Sawyer, jill Sawyer, jill Paley, Barbara Ba er: Bow 5. Brian MacDermott, Michael Lane, john Sharp, Rickey Schreiber, Eddie Hlgg1HS, John Miller. PROIECTIO' CREW Better Bitter Productions Row. l. Ira Sobel, Roland Fontaine, Richard Katon Dick Sweed-Secretary, Michael Leo Clyde Mulch, Skip Mulch President, Tom Murray, Peter Critchley, Raymond Rooney. Row 2. Gerald Masker, ,Guy Pascal, Scott Meyers Gerard Ford, Wayne Stevenson, Bill Bucher, Lou Cristello, Ralph Rogers, Row 3. Casey Kissling, Charles DeNero Ronald Muller, Roger Blanchard, Dennis Longo, ,Ion Taylor, Gary Nevins, Paul Bracciodieta, Mr. Bitter. RADIO CLUB Hamsters George Stumpf, Carl Brandon, john Bishop, Gerald Masker, john Donelian, Tom Eastman. Page 74 ST GE CREW Lights, CIHIIFTII, . . .Liglzis . . .IJGHTSJ Row l. Rosalyn Bazzo, Arlene Bagarozzo, Naomi Greitzer, Bob Silvcstro, Pele Silsong Ron' 2. Put Jarvis. Pat Simon. Dave Serlin, Gil. Lowes, Allan johnson, Linda Fosterg Row 3. Betsy Dcliuciu, Nancy Eislc, Mike 'lhompsoir Gordon jones, Alan Wagner. THESPIAN SOCIETY Followers of Thespis Row l. Betsy DeLucia, Pat Jarvis-Scribe, Mike Thompson-President, Barbara Wax-Treasurer, Ken Bell-Vice-Prcsi dent, Pat Simon-Secretaryg Row 2. Sue Nichols, Rosalind Bagarozzo, Nancy Eisele, Dave Parker. Vicki Karl. Betsi Glass, Luanna Reid, Dina Griolig Row 3. Gordon jones, Allan johnson, Alan Wagner. Page 75 MATH CL B Mathletes Row 1. Ingrid Vatsvog, Betty Bollaro, jean Irvine, Martha Ten Broek, Valerie Viscag Row 2. Allan Johnson, Jake Smith, Alan Hershey, jeffrey Destz, Carl Brandon. PEN CIN G CL B Foiled Again Row 1. Dennis Lambert, George Stumpf-President, Dave Washburn-Secretary-Treasurer, David Serling Row 2. Mike Thompson, Don l'Veher, Nancy Eisele, Herm Key, Bill Kennedy, Pete Mandelik. Page 76 ANDICRAFT CL B They Have Us in Stitches Row l. Lillian Strachen-Secretary, Sue Nichols-President, Margaret Koch-'l'reasurerg Rau' 2. Claire Compo, Nancy Judd, Rocca D'Asconia, Betty Vollaro, Betsy DeLucia. COM ERCIAL CLUB Now is the Time Row 1. Claire Corrigan, janet Young, Cathy DePalo, Mary Pontbriand-Treasurer, Barbara Fillipella-Secretary, Ger- ry Kerslakeg Row 2. Carol Aniello, Kathy Rasche, Lorraine Armisto, Sue Nichols, jo Cavalieri, Verne Mucci, Rosa- lind Bagarozzo, Miss Nulty. Page 77 GREE QUILL Book-of-the-Year Club Editor-in-Chief L, g....,,...,A,,-,.....,..g,5 ,....,H ,.g.,. P atricia Miller Assistant Editor-in-Chief ...,ss....... , ..Hs,.........,A,,N,,s,,s Laurie Sajor Co-Literary Editors ......H....,,sY......... Sandra Snyder, Thomas Pulliam Advertising Editor ......,.....,,,w.. -.-ua t,,o ,....... , - ..,, Jack Schenendorf Sales Editor ,.-..E,,.....,.....EME,,E,,,... - ......,,EA,, Yvonne VanCort Photo-graphy Editors e,..E,,,......E,E,.W... -.. --- Pete Wyckoff, Bob Paine Scheduling Editor ..,,...a........,,........E , ....n.-.. Jarene Frances Copy Editor E,,E.,. L, a.....,....,.En,aY,f... ,--, W ....cE,a, Allan Johnson Typing Editors ..a,......a,..u S a,,..,, ,,-.--,,s,,, 'vlartha King, Francie Reed Business Manager a,....a ,, ...a,,,,......E W, .,,a,,.,, -L Betsy Schmit literary Staff: Bill Wilkoff, Francie Reed, Barbara Bucher, Rick Nelson, Marie Ludwig, Bonnie McCandless, Dan Gatti, Gill Lowes, Dick O'Neil, Pat Simon. Arlzfertising Staffs: Tracy Gibbons, joan Shepherd, Nancy Eiseld, Sally Graham, Sue Thompson, Kendy Kepler, Rosehlarie Reina, Pat Baldwin, Peg Rosenblum, Sue Conger, Sharon Gilchrist, Carol Foster, Jeannie Micoleau, Pat Simon. Sales Staff: Dennis Owen, Rozie Wfright, Joyce Grossbard, Becky Kittredge, Adrienne Siebrecht, Bob Allen, Nancy Schrieher, Ann Samson, Ann Roe, Eileen Oakley, Bob Paine, Ellen Koteen, Paul Miller, Carol Lew, Scott McKinley, Jean MacDonald, Jolly Colvin, Claire Pulliam, Louise Schofield, Sue LaBlonde. Page 78 N ATIO AL HO POR SOCIETY I Candle This Light President , , M -,-,,,,,As,-, -, YH,.,, ,,-Y, ,. , .., Thomas Pulliam Vice-President ...7. L ,.......,4...... ....g... W,,.....A.. S iandra Snyder Secretary-Treasurer Wf ....Y,,.., ,.... .,. ,W .g....,,.... Y L Susan Maine Members: Row 1. Dave VVhite1y, Ingrid Lehrmann, joan Colsey, Sue Carr, Sandy Snyder, Tom Pulliam, Sue Maine, Bonnie McCandless, Judy Dempewolff, Jack Schenendorfg Row 2. Luanna Reid, Kathy Wright, Margot Blanche, Yvonne VanCort, Jarene Frances, Sue Conger, janet Hoyt, Tracy Gibbons, Barbara Bucher, Donna Phillippo, Mrs. Grillog Row 3. Marie Ludwig, jackie Pourciau, Betsy Schmit, Patsy Miller, Peggy Rosenblum, Francie Reed, Laurie Sajor, Laura Pres- ton, Wendy Heyel, Gill Lowes, Sue Osborng Row 4. Steve Hershey, Bob Friedman, Bob Ebert, .Ian Smith, Kent Lanini, Dennis Owen, Dave Ogden, Pete Birmingham, Marshall Howe, Bob AI- len, Alan Hershey. Page 79 PORTRAIT We've Been Framed Editor-in-Chief .,...s.Y. W- Robert Friedman Current Trends Editor no T,,,,...,,.,,,,, Michael Harris Short Story Editor -, .,-.. no ,T,............. Steve Hershey Music Editors .....,, ...T J udy Gelburd, Jarene Frances Poetry Editor .... . ....,,. A ....,T,, Barbara Bucher Art Editor ..... .c..-. , -M Judy Dempewolff Layout Editor .,.T TW, Joanne Thomas Humor Editor --- ,T,,, David Koteen Pulczle Editor --- ,T Jack Schenendorf Page 80 GREEN LANTERN The School's Best Nezusjmper C0-Editors-in-Chief W-, -H..,,, u U, News Editors E...,... -,.,-,,,-,-,,-,,, Sports Editors ......W --- junior Sports Editors Peter Mandelik, Scott FitzGibbon Ellen Lockwood, Jon Goldsmith Sue Maine, Sue Manning Co-Feature Editors no .......o,.--v..-e--,, -N, Rob Friedman, Charlie Cooper, Donna Phillippo Page 81 Jeff Milrnan, David Watts SE IOR CHORUS Vocal Chords Row l. Ann Hartford, Luanna Reid, Louise Schofield, Betsy Glass, Mary Kurachek, Jessie Caiani, Dee Bell, Judy Stone, Sue Craig, Sue Conger, Ruth lvring. Row 2. Carolyn Watson, Roseann Lipari, Jean Privitello, Becky Kittredge, Adrienne Siebrecht, Linda Secly, Donna Belcher, Devon DeLutis, Anne Valentine, Sue LaBlonde,. Row 3. Janix Rappaport, Nancy Schreiber, Kathy Patterson, Pat Baldwin, Marie Ludwig, Margaret Jorgenson, Ginny Barrows, Janet Lohman, Dianne Lewen. Row 4. Jessie Resnick, Jill Mark, Donna Cooper, Judy Gelburd, Barbara Privitello, Nola Beecher, Nancy Lee, Katy Barry, Edie Tubman, Bobbie Moorehead. Row 5. Bonnie McCanclless, Betsey DeLucia, Ann Jacoby, Claire Ellen Compo, Marilyn Keck, Joan Larsen, Mary Penniman, Dr. Tcllstrom. Page 82 XIOR CHORUS Stepping Tones Row l. Fran Kolb, Liza Schofield, Ann Weinberg, jane Rosenberg, Bonnie Williams, Phil Dnrsin, Marie Glinski, Julie VonWettberg, Majorie Castimore. Row 2. julie Geiger, Renee Seligmann, Ginny Gray, Kathy Weingarten, Shireen Bonaventura, .Sandy O'Keefe, Sharon Dieter, Nina Sajor. Row 3. Carol Beem, julie Englund, Martha Spauld- ing, Holly jones, Diane Bloch, Dede Harmon, Greta Gornnert, Sue Nash, Lynn Evelyn. Row 4. Carole Wallin, Emily Blank, Kathy Speare, Ken Maue, Richard Vacehio, Doug Burgan, Ruth Masker, Kathy Clark, Deb Sims. Row 5. Sue Preusser, Boh Booth, Danny Zipes, Paul Nathe, Arthur Masker, Paul Miller, John Lee, Liz Dubben, Mar- sha Lipton. Row 5, Liza Crawford, Robert Kleckner, Scott Myers, Clinton Schofield, Alden Ellis, Bob Bradley, john Penniman, Helen Neubert, Connie Meyn, Doctor Tellstroin. MENS CHORUS Saito Voce Row 1. Jud Booth, Bob Paine, Alan Hershey, Bert Gershater, Scott Fitzgibbon, james Holden, Arthur Masker, Tom Hammond, Eugene Tieslerg Row 2. Bill Foster, Richard Vecchio, joe Moran, Ed Nvyatt, Bob Kleckner, Ray Harper, Jim YVillis, Kent Cooper, Row 3. Eric Randolph, Scott Myers, Pete Scopton, Rolf Bregler, Frank Andrietti, Steve Harrigan, Ralph Ketchem, Mike Lane, Peter Mandelikg Row 4. Clinton Scofield, Henry DeNero, Mike Phil- lippo, Dick O'Neil, Charlie Cannizzaro, Mike Kepler, jan Smith, Row 5. George Meyn, Marshall Howe, Ken Bell, Pete Bramhall, Mike Thompson, Pete Wyckoff, Kent Lanini. Frir'111I.s to N10 Em! A ICUS Row l. Pat Castimore-Chaplain, Tracy GilJbons-Vice-President. Eileen 0akley-l'resi- dent, Karen Gray-Corresponding Secretary, Sue l'lumb-Recording Secretary, Kathy XVright-Treasurerg Row 2. Carol Rimm, Judy Gelburd, Devon DeI.utis, Judy Golub, Margaret O'Hare, Barbara Plumb, Row 3. Jean Micoleau, Mary Kuraehek, Sue Carr, Anne Fay, Betsy Glassg Row 4. Laurel Hobbs, Judy Jolmson, Sue Thompson, Vicky lVhitlock, Ellen Lurie, Nancy WVardg Row 5. Pat Jarvis, Jo Cavalieri. Kendy Kepler, Sue Manning, Lorraine Morrison, Martha King, Laura Preston. HI HOPES Row 1. Ann Hartford-Chaplain, Jean Privitello-Treasurer, Ingrid Lehrmann-Correspond- ing Secretary, Adrienne Siebrecht-President, Sue Nichols-Vice-President, Judy Sawyer- Recording Secretaryg Row 2. Naomi Greitzer, Kitsie Landt, Becky Ketchum, Shelley Lacman, Linda Ackerley. Row 3. Marie Ludwig, Barbara Fillipella, Joan Colsey, Joan Larsen, Sue Ketchum, Kay Winkler, Claudia Cannizzaro, Marianne Fender, Margaret Jorgensong Row 4. Joanne Christie, Mary Graham, Mary Pontbriand, Joan Crawford, Joanna Hendry, Sally Graham, Cheryl Boland, Jean Wilhelm. Optimism TRI DEL Ron' l. Pat Baldwin-Secretary, Mary Wring Treasurer, Mitzi Porter-Vice President, Helel Tubia-Presidentg Row 2. Ruth Wring,,'Vick Lipscomb, Sue Osborn-Vice President, Sui Miller, Jill Sawyer, Marilyn Zipes. A Hint l ii 4 3. I , .VN .7 . 7 V an x:axbswsrixxsser5sa2sfaB,t2. ZEWKHE iHIY ow 3 Laurle Sajor Sally Thornton lane nderson Ann Gaubert Ann R1s1ey Ron Chrl lllin s Ranme Karen Claassen Barbara Lolrame Russo Chaplam Challotre just a Little Bzt Better IOTA Row 1 Yvonne Van Cort Secretary L0rra1ne P1omondonChap1a1n Debby Cypher Treasurer Sindy Snyder P1'CS1ClCflI Row 2 Janlx Rappaport Jessre Resmck Leslxe Cauley Rozle Wrlght Iackle Pourc1au Kathy Dubm Carla Cohn Sue Cralg Joyce Grossbard Carol Lew Row 3 Nancy Lee janet Mcleney BObb1C Moorehead Bouncer Sue B1er Nan T111 Sara Rosenthal G111 Lowes Sandy MacDonald jlll Paley 111 Marx Row 4 Judy WaIk1US jean Irvme Laura Gabel Margaret Cretxen Kathy Flsher Amv 1'h11mus Chr1st1e Lyall Patsy Mlller Nola Beecher Bouncer Marllyn Keck Sue Longer janet Hoyt Vxce Presxdent OPUS Row 1 Pat Snnon Coucspondlnq Secretary Sue Ialilonde llcxsulcr Xnn Valentine L h xpl un Nancy Turner Presldent Indy Stone Vlce Presldent essxc Calanx Recordmg Secretary Row 2 I1I'lCl'l lXIlCl tI'1S gKC1'Jl11T11C Osborn Dl3I1'l Bucher Betsy Lee Sue Zola Pat Alllily Jlync. ll1lClS Ron 91 Sue Snell Iynn Doherty lzcllth fubman Cl11AlS Adams Myrna Moran Susan Mnnnaugh Ron 4 Lo1ett1Co11es11n Mary Tonon Sue Nllson Ann R1CmC11SCl1I1C1QlCT Prue Halstead. Its Off To 1V0rk We To BAND Band Aid Row l. joe Hillisum. Tom Malcol1n, jake Smith, Bob Boltz, Ed Charney, Bruce Greene, jim lVeinberg, Evan Thompson, Chip Tiesler, Ron Hicinbothemg Row 2. Alden Holmes, Eric Randall, Art Washburn, jeff Hawley, jim Mockler, Bob Kleckner, Mike Downey, john Donelian, Chris Connell, Howard Zweifelg Row 3. jim Holden, Dave Clough, Mark Vandleng, Ed Higgins, Bill Forster, Dave Etzler, Gordon jones, Allan johnson, Bruce Miller, Dan Franklin, jon Henken, Marshall Howe, Ralph Rogers, Mr. Lockwood, Row 4. John Brill, john Bailey, John DeVoe, john Leonard, john Howe, Rich Hoferichter, Stewart Silverman, Joe Helfer, Phil Horning, Jim Willis, Bill Bucher, Bob Ebert. Drum Major-Richard Hoferichter, Student Director-Ronnie Hicinbothem. 5 Page 86 ORCHESTRA Second Fiddle Row 1. Donna Belcher, Chris Englund, Peg Fillapella, Sandy MacDonald, Ann Riemenschneider, Luanna Reid, Emerson Dahmen, Kent Laninig Row 2. Sandy O'Keefe, Renee Seligman, Naomi Greitzer, Laurel Hobbs, Sara Rosenthal, Gordon Jones, Barbara Wax, Linda Ackerly, Margaret jorgenson, Pat Simon, Row 3. Louise Schofield, Liza Crawford, Sally Thornton, Holly jones, Dana Randall, Howard Zweifel, Richard Fry, Lynn Doherty, Eric Randall, Ellen Lockwood, john Bailey, Bill Bucher, Jim Willis, john Donelian, Ted Gelsthorpe, Connie Hannersg Row 4. John Reiley, Connie Leyden, Mr. Lockwood, Mrs. Lockwood, Susan Bennett, Dennis Owen, jarene Frances, Art Washburn, David Etzler, Chris Ranney, john Brill, .Ioan Crawford, Bob Ebert, Bob Boltz, Evan Thompson, Bob Bradley, Chip Tiesler. WI EN SEMBLE The Wayward Winds Row 1. Holly jones, Joe Helfer, Renee Seligman, Jake Smith, Laurel Hobbs, Naomi Greitzer, Sara Rosenthalg Row 2. john Donelian, Marshall Howe, Pat Simon, Bob Kleckner, Margaret jorgenson, jim Mockler, Linda Acker- ly, Connie Hanners, Allan Johnson, Howard Zweifel, Dana Randall, Richard Fry, Lynn Doherty, Eric Randall, El- len Lockwood: Row 3. Gordon Iones, Dave Etzler, Art YVashburn, jon Henken, Ralph Rogers, Dan Franklin, Bruce Miller, Ted Gelsthorpe, Chris Ranney, joan Crawford, john Brill, Phil Horning, jim Holden, John Howe, john DeVoe, john Bailey, Bill Bucher, Jim Willis, Row 4. Mr. Lockwood, john Reale, Tom Malcolm, Evan Thompson, Stu Silverman, Bob Boltz, Chip Tiesler. PUT RE TEACHERS' CLUB M i 71 d -M Ol rl 6119 Row l. Patty Ericson, Marilyn Fowler-Treasurer, Kay Winkler-Vice-President, Judy Gelburd-President, Mrs. Henken Joanna Hendry. Row 2. Betsy Delucia, Cheryl Boland, Linda Ackerley, Marilyn Zipes, Kitsie Landt, Ellen Lurie Martha Ten Broeck, Judy Marx-Secretary. F T RE N URSES' CLUB I5 There A Doctor In The House??? Row 1. Mrs. Stcinmetz, Sandra DeVoe-Recording Secretary, Margaret Thomas, Bonnie Mfilliams, Mary Ann Kolb, Dina Grioli-Membership Chairmang Row 2. Margaret Koch-President, Brenda Thomas, Ann Risley, Carol Hack- man-Corresponding Secretary, Claire Compo-Treasurer, Marcia Judd-Vice-President, Janet Lohman, Patty Ericson, Philomene Dursin. Page 88 ARSITY FOOTBALL Row l. Bill Bracciodieta, Dave Diotte, Bil Platte, John Sharp-Co-Capt., Rob DiYeso, Glenn Gornnert-Co-Capt., Don Berger, Bill YVilkoff, 'jack Gullotta. Row 2. John Stevenson, John Schwaller, Rickey Schreiber, Tom Vermette, Doug Cassens, Dan Gatti, Dave Ogden, Roger Buckhout, Eric Karl. Row 3. Russ Hammond, jeff Milman, Jim Branigan, Kevin Porter, Charlie Hughes, Jon Hise, john McGrath, Dave Watts, Terry Howison. Row 4. Coach Kurachek, Jim Skiff, Mike Phillippo, Bob Ryan, Mel Carrozza, John Hergenhan, Coach Beattie. SWIAC was the team's yell from the first day of practice. Never once did the Panthers let up during the hot practice sessions of September or the cold ones of October. The coaches, Pete Kurachek and Charles Beattie, didn't have to tell the team to put more spirit and life into the gameg the team had the right spirit and attitude to play and play well, and both coaches had said this was going to be Pleasantville's best football team ever. The season started with a victory for the Panthers against the Horsemen. This was an exciting game with the only touchdown coming at the end when Bobby Ryan threw Dan Gatti the touchdown pass that won the game for us. The next game against Eastchester was a second Panther victory. Hastings could not stop Don Berger's scoring and the Panthers tallied a third win. Then came one of our biggest games with our formidable rival, Rye. It was on a rainy Saturday afternoon that the Panther team Fried Rye at the ex- pense of a few of Billy Bracciodieta's teeth. The Pelicans couldn't stop us, and the Panthers led the league 5'0. The time was then ripe for the final SWIAC game against last year's champs, the Harrison Huskies. They were hit by a stone wall led by defensive linebacker Glenn Gornnert, and were unable to score. The Panthers who were fighting with everything they had, won the game and the SWIAC championship for the first time since 1949. The final game, with Horace' Greeley, ended the season with our only defeat. We, as a team, can be proud of the season we have had this yearg the memories we take with us will be filled with the glory as well as the grind of the 1961 football season. John Sharp and Glenn Gornnertv-Co-Captains Page 90 Pleasantville 7 Sleepy Hollow Pleasantville 27 Eastchester Pleasantville 48 Hastings Pleasantville 21 Rye Pleasantville 42 Pelham Pleasantville 21 Harrison Horace Greeley 21 Pleasantville .wx.QmwffxwwM.wvM,WqfA ,,,,m. VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling. Roger Buctkhout, Dan Gatti-Co-Captainsg Standing. Tom Pulliam. Peter Birminghznn. 'I 4-my Howison. Dau- l'Vhitely. Bob Pearson, Dennis Owen. Don Berger, Roy Colsey. Bob O'Keefe. Bobby Ryan. Dave Knteen. The l96l-62 Panther team has much to be proud of. They grew into a team in one short season aided by their fine coach, Jim McLoughlin, and by the best school spirit Pleasantville has ever seen. The Panthers started slowly, losing four of their first six games. At that time they were fighting more against injury and illness than against rival teams. When the team was at full strength it began to move. The Panthers won ten of their last twelve games. Vic- tories over Rye, Fastchester. Pelham, and Harrison, and two losses to Sleepy Hollow resulted in their sec- ond place standing in SWIAC. Against Pelham our school's all-time scoring record was tied with eighty- four points. As SWIAC runner-up the Panther team was in- vited to compete in the Section One Tournament. They defeated Peekskill 56-50 in an overtime thriller. Against Ossining the Panthers played their last game. lt was an unfortunate defeat, but at the hands of a good team. The Panthers were proud of their twelve victories, but they were even prouder of their many loyal fans. The Seniors on the team wish luck and success to next year's team. If basketball games are won on ability, they will surely succeed. Roger Buckhout and Dan Gatti Co-Captains , E51 A 4 Liifgg .. . ' R ::fEgsE f!:35:.- .: f k 5 ,W M ,wsiiygsi X 51551 Q w Kvzzfwi M may ,7 I A VLM f g w ygxi -U Q,,f W ' .NfM3,.ifM A QNi Qmw . :. - Mag MW , . . e' iw www? W wi-.QW 1 - f., igw W1 Jg:f.qw,,,M. ,. - iw '-New' 5 J? W., ,I ,5 QW Q7 ,, 55:5 Q: gf .51-1 1. Q 1351 gif Wrmw fifpiiv- X Q H- 'WSW 3 , kgs? 2 V5 ebrnd VARSITY CLUB 1 l Row l. Jack Gullota, Dave Koteen, Bob Hammond, Larry Forrar, Tom Pulliam, Dan Gatti, Glenn Gornnert, Rob DiYeso, Don Berger, jeff Milman, jack Daley, Roloie Roemerg Row 2. Bobby O'Keefe, Charlie Cooper, Doug Cassens, John Schwaller, Mel Carozzo, Dick Eikenberg, Russell Hammond, John Hise, Terry Howison, jimmy Wein- berg: Row 3. Don Weber, Eric Karl, john Curtiss, Bill Wilkoff, john Stevenson, Bruce Lipton, Dave Ogden, Peter Birmingham, jack Schenendorf, Dave Watts, Todd Sand- ler: Row 4. John Hergenhan, Bill Platte, Roger Buckhout, Ricky Schreiber. John Sharp, Jim Skiff, Bill Bracciodieta, Dave Diotte, Henry DeNero, Tom Sandler. if W wif Y s ,J X x 1 Dee Bell W, M Kathy Burns 4 7 ii I fy f 4 ng l uw Christie Lyall afff ar 4322 if rf, Bonnie McCandless Co-Captain :NN V, . it X. ,, X1 Susan Conger s Pcxqe 95 ,XR If fi :A:. gf A L 'f ,as 7 Sue Maine Kathy Hayes Captain ,M f .aD . df' Jessie Caiani W , W , ix -x W in Donna McKay Sue Osborn 96 Gbbd ARSITY BASEBALL Row 1. Tom Pulliam, Jack Gullotta, Bill Bracciodieta, Dani Gatti, Bill Metzler, Pete Birmingham, Dick Eikenbergg Row 2. Mr. Beattie, Tom Hammond, Bert Gershater Bob Allen, Terry Howinson, jim Brannigan, Perry Neidich, Bob Ryan, Vic Cedrone, Larry Forrar. L6 Sbbd TRACK 81 FIELD Row l. Craig De Vito, Don Annese, Bob Marvin, Dana Randall, Dave Bell, Bill Breese, joe Gerace, Kent Cooper, Robie Roemer, Doug Robinson, John Brill, Row 2. David Eisle, Phil Horning, Don McMann, Charlie Cooper, john Sharp, Don Berger, Bill Wilkoff, Rog Buckhout, Tom Vermette, Bob O'Keefe, Ed Charney, Gunnar Stalemark, Mr. Baroneg Row 3. Bill Foster, Eric Karl, john Curtiss, john Hise, Don Cedrone, Doug Cassens, Kerry Merkle, Don Peterson, Carl Brandon, Row 4. Don Conahan, Don Bisbajna, Charles Cannizarro, Dave Parker, Larry Gillette, Jon Hencken, Bob Glinski, Stan Hartnett, Doug Huntoon, Sal Celona, Pete Forster, jeff Hawley, Brian McDer- mott, Evan Thompson, Kent Laninig Row 5. Carey Powers, Bob Parker, Baian Deak, Mark Vandling, Chris Connell, Geoffrey York, John Bishop, Charlie Demchock, Gordon ' ' B C K' l' S ott M Jones, joel Harris, john Rowxtt, Glenn DeCoster, john Daley, Bob Boltz, Richard Nelson, Pete Scopton, Row 6. Don Connato, Doug urgun, asey iss ing, c c- Kinley, Roland Watts, Roy Colsey, Rolf Bregler, Craig Gildersleeve. 1 V FooTBALL Row 1. Larry Gillette, Terry Devine, Phil Horning, Gibby Hawes, Rolf Bregler, Roy Colsey, Pete Cannizzaro, Mike Phillippog Row 2. jim Dee, Jonathan Doll, John Osterhoudt, Perry Neidich, jim Feeney, Jim Morrison, Steven Harrigan, jim Holden: Row 3. Howard Spiegel, John Schofield, Billy Forster, Dan Zipes, Bob Bradley, Mike Gluck, Brian McDermott, John Leeg Row 4. Mr. Gilmore, Pete Micoleau, Roland Fontaine, Jon Boyd, 'Donald Schenen- dorf, Joe Helfer, Evan Thompson, Mr. Paratore. V CHEERLEADERS Sue Zola, Jill Sawyer, Betsy Lee, Pat Simon-Captain, Diane Bucher, Shelley Lacman, Carol Lew. Page 98 BASKETBALL M' h 1 Clu k, Bruce Miller, jeff Kelly, Jonathan Coach Kurachek, Robie Roemer, Eugene Winkler, jim Hopkins, IC ae 1 c Doll, Bill Valentino, Bert Gershater, Mike Phillippo. 1 V BASEB LL k S ' h Mi hael DuVal1 Clyde Mulch: Row 2. Buddy Gilli Row l. Gene Kohen, Ed Wyatt, john Arcidiacono, ja e m1t , c , gan, John Todd, Jeff Kelly, Bob .Whitley, Jon Boyd, Ray Harper, Michael Gluck, john Penmman. Page 99 ebnd OUI TEN N IS Row 1. Jud Booth, David Koteen, Jim Weinberg, Sean O'Neil, Eugene Tieslerg Row 2. Laird Holby, Pete Wycoff, Bob Pearson, Jeff Milman, Dean Fausty, Mr. Gilmore --glifi A GOLF Row 1. Mr: Kuralchek, Wayne Byer, Tex Weaver, john Reale. Art VVashburn3 Row 2. Garry Nevius. Todd Sandler, Torn Sandler, Tom Olsen, Henry Tileston. CROSS COU TRY -,.,.-in , Row Robert Roemer, Torn Pulliam, Bill Breese, David Eisele, Dave Bell, Dana Randallg Row 2. John Curtiss- Captaln, John Daley, Richard Aniello, Kent Cooper, Bill Valentino, Ted Gelsthorpe: Row 3. Louis M. Barrone- Coach, Gene Winkler, Robert 0'Keefe, Robert Pearson, Dennis Owen, Bruce Miller, Roland Mfatts, Robert Glinski Page 101 HOCKEY HO OR TEAMS SECOND TEAM Joyce Grossbard, Kathy Wright, Nancy Mc- Cain, Sandy Snyder, Patsy Miller, Barbara Privitello, Joan Larsen, Mary Wring, Judy Johnson, Donna Phillippo, Sara Rosenthal, Nancy Donovan, Judy Stone. FIRST TEAM Donna McKay, Ellen Sager, Yvonne Van- Cort, Glen Deeming, Bobbi Moorehead, Laurie Sajor, Joan Colsey, Ann Roe, Wendy Heyel, Nancy Schrieber, Rozie Wright, Karla Cohn. Page 102 THIRD TEAM Phyllis LoPiccolo, Linda Ackerly, Margo Blanche, Devon DeLutis, Barbara Fillipella, Kathy Barry, Cheryl Boland, Ingrid Lehr- mann, Sue Thompson, Mary Tonon, Joan Shepherd, Betsy Schmidt, Margaret Jorgen- son, Rosemarie Reina, Pat Castimore, Marie Ludwig, Sue Craig. VOLLEYB LL H0 UR TE M FIRST TEAM Row 1. joan Larsen, Barbara Privitello, Mary-Louise Pontbriand, Ann Leslie, Row 2. Patty Erickson, Margaret Jorgenson, Edith Tubman, Glen Deerning. Jayne Ehlers. THIRD AND FOURTH TEAMS How l. jill Sawyer, Dede Gloor, Gerry Lockwood, Donna McKay, Margo Blanche, Marie Ludwig: Row 2. Laura Preston, Mary Penniman, Marilyn Fowler, Alice Larkin, Bobbie Moorheadg Row 3. Barbara 0'Neal, Sally Eller, Mary Wring, Nancy Ward, Sandy MacDonald, Pat Castirnore, Lynne Doherty, Sandra DeVoe. SECCND TEAM Row l. joan Colsey, Ingrid Lehrmann, Nancy Schreiber, Row 2. Sue Miller, Sara -Rosenthal. Kathy DePalo, Ginny Barrows. Page 103 BASKETBAL' HO OR TEAMS SECOND TEAM Row l. Mary Wring, Laura Preston, Kathy DePalog Row 2. Linda Ackerly, Donna Mc- Kay, Barbara Pillipella, Ellen Sager, Ginny Barrows. FIRST TEAM Row l. Barbara Privitello, Anne Roe, Mari lyn Fowler, Joan Colseyg Row 2. Sara Rosen thal, Nancy Schreiber, Barbara Linton Susan Maine. Sandra DeVoe. Page 104 THIRD TEAM Row 1. Judy Stone, Mary Penniman, Sandy MacDonald, Lynn Doherty. Row 2. 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