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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

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We shouldn't say just a teacher, because in your classes you made us not only understand but somehow even enjoy math. You are interested in our social activities, and thanks to your ingenious ideas and hard work they've been successful. We know that you care about our athletic performance as well, and we're glad to see you at our games. No matter what we do together, we can always count on you to understand us and to com- municate with us as our teacher and advisor but most of all as our friend. We return your friendship in full measure as we dedicate our yearbook to you- Gcrald Solin Robert Kennedy JoAnn LoPiccolo Sepfenzber 70, 7945-Sepien1ber29, 7963 111 ay 75, 79:16-April S, 7954 Michael Sherman jab- 29, 7945-ju73' 7, 7963 MEMORIAM The Reaper and the Flowers There is a Reaper, whose name is Death, And, with his sickle keen, He reaps the bearded grain at a breath, And the flowers that grow between. Shall I have naught that is fair? saith heg Have naught but the bearded grain? Though the breath of these flowers is sw I will give them all back again. He gazed at the flowers with tearful eyes, He kissed their drooping leaves, It was for the Lord of Paradise He bound them in his sheaves. My Lord has need of these flowerets gay The Reaper said, and smiledg Dear tokens of the earth are they, Where He was once a child. They shall all bloom in fields of light, Transplanted by my care, And saints, upon their garments white, These sacred blossoms wear. And the mother gave, in tears and pain, The flowers she most did loveg She knew she should find them all again In the fields of light above. Oh, not in cruelty, not in wrath, The Reaper came that dayg 'Twas an angel visited the green earth, And took the flowers away. eet to me D 3 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow President John Fitzgerald Kenne November 22, 1963 dy I think continually of those who were truly great. . . . Of those who in their hearts fought for life, Who wore at their hearts the fire's center. Born of the sun they traveled a short while towards the sun, And left the vivid air signed with their honor. Stephen S pender if Q S, it i - 4 .hx 'Q K KN, f XM , X X Q X XX xf ggi gif, 5 xXx X X x . Lk, N. Q E J' HAROLD DAVEY Harold E. Davey . . . Pic- nic tables and student speeches . . . Wants to see his Portrait . . . Great White Father. Administration L X i X PRINCIPAL RONALD McCREARY Beware euphoria . . . the gremlins are at it again . . . Step back and let the girls on first . . . Would like to hear some new cliches . . . Fraternities and sororities?- never heard of them . . . Placed the Green Gazette on the Index of Prahibited Books. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ANTHONY SABELLA fficc of the Principal Board of Educatio 5.6 .K.. l S V. McGrath, F. Lininger, H. Thompson CPresidentl, G. King, Cabsent: A. I-Iittll MARY JUNGMAN What ever it is, the answer is NO! . . . What do you want now? . . . Mrs. Jungman, can you put this in the A. M. Sheet? . . . ABSOLUTELY IN- DISPENSABLE . . . That's two times too bad! MRS. MIKI Silent but vital cog in the machinery of PHS . . . often hidden behind a typewriter in the General Office . . . helps with our schedules and statistical matters . . . considerate and cheerful Guidance DOROTHY HOGUE You're a bright boy, John, but you don't like to study, do you? . . . Hiya, Sis! . . . I have nothing to do with Seniors . . . Ha, ha, ha-You're applying to-ho, ho, ho-Yale? I recommend WCC for you. . . . Tri-Hi-Y-- If yon don't want to work, we don't want you. MELVIN GUTTMAN Mr. G .... encouragement and a warm smile . . . Did you know that in ten years, one out of every- . . . was picked on by Mr. Battey . . . Wait a minute-I know your name . . . When I was in Roosevelt-- . . . No, it's not 'Gootmanm . . . We welcome him to PHS. Ping L Ma. GUTTMAN JEAN TRUAX J. A. T .... You're leaving in ten minutes and you want your transcript? . . . I just happen to have a picture of my grandson . . . how to be an efficient secretary , . . Come back next monthi' . . . There goes my lunch hour. JOSEPH CORATTI Q ff! ...N ff LIBRARIAN JEANETTE KIEFER NO, the library doesn't carry Playboy . . . Quiet please! . . . You can't watch television . . . Why don't you try the encyclopedia? Staff S exif 2 Q f X- Q Qs: . 1 in :M a w D. Brown, R. Lipari, R. Foley, A. Weigh CAFETERIA STAFF What's cooking? . . . Double double toil and trouble. Fire bum, and cauldron bubble NURSE CUSTODIANS A. Celona R. Bell A cleaner PHS is up to our Messers Clean . . keep us warm in spring and cool in winter. CATHLEEN MACKEY You're not going to pull the wool over my eyes . . . likes to keep the Bell Telephone r Company busy . . . No, we don't supply as- pirin . . . You can't take gym today because you burnt your tongue? FACULTY English WILLIAM LUND Except my Life, except my Life, except my Life . . . Ah so . . . doesn't like to have his Portrait done . . . said Sayonara to his geisha PRISCILLA HENKEN . . . ffhe Flower . . . founded LFS CLund Field uyou donvt have to rewrite the bookn . . ' UI want to Servmej ' ' ' You make me a candidate for stick pins in your eyes! . . . symbolism in nursery sainthoody rhymes . . . study of King James Version of the Bible with God mentioned only in quotes . . . show and tell vocabulary . . . an eternal understanding of our complex intellects . . . guidance for future teachers. FAY RICHARDS Little white rats . . . Oops!-just dropped an earring . . . the shifty type . . . outside of class, seen behind shades . . . frustrated gardener . . . one of the elite-able to indulge in PHSs luxurious teachers' lounge. THERESA GRILLO Johnny Tremain will never be the same without her . . . Parliamentary Procedure . . . class pic- nics for freshmen . . . Dust the shelves and water the plants . . . enroute to the Dewey Decimal System . . . how to fold your news- paper . . . gerunds . . . T.K.G .... N.H.S. ROBERT LEFCOURT Often seen in Mr. Hubertis's shadow . . . I hear talking . . . in spare time, gives dance demonstrations with Tanna Hunter . . . proud of making a model U. N. at college. HARRIET KOSHAR Sings to gum chewers . . . Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee . . . Use the dictionary. Look it up. . . . Sara Teasdale fan . . . run-on sentence . . . an- other box of red pencils, please . . . five sentences per misspelled word. JEAN MacFARLANE Eeny meeny miny plunk comma . . . gig- gle, giggle . . . Molly, the old work horsel' . . . discreet Telemachus and clear-eyed Athena . . . Today I'd like to give you a little test. HERMAN WITTERN I hope I'm not stepping on any parental toes . . . corrects GQ punctuation and spelling . . . Witty Herman . . . Hmmm . . . came back to PHS be- cause of jim Hopkin's desperate need for education . . . Puritanism . . . Let me think about that. . . . Swears by Consumers' Union. MARGARET SMITH My name is Miss Smith, not Miss Web- ster . . . believes in Kennedy's walking policy . . . There'll be no moans and groans in my class . . . I'll help you with it, but don't bring my name into it if it's wrong. X X . X' A fiiEf ,TS'-ff.'if ,. RUTH HAACK Great Barbara Frietchie . . . Be specific! . . Let's keep this election clean! . . . easy one question tests . . . But Miss Haack, how can you take off sixteen points for a ten point question? . . . There is no Ray Boguslav in this school! . . . I don't want to interrupt this meeting, but . . . JOHN WALLACE Cough drops . . . that Kennedy look . . . blush . . . soft spoken and gentle . . . Another sheet?!! . . . Holy Smokes! . . . brought NAC to its second successful year. History ANTHONY SABELLA Borscht! . . . Fresh air is good for you . . . Ho e- toddy! . . . But it's the style, Mr. Sabella . . . Tough Tony . . . Stentorian snarl . . . Well don't blame me, I didn't write them . . . Sabella, you may address me as Miss Bier or Susan! ROBERT HUBERTUS An authority on the bubonic plague . . . tall story . . . everyone looks up to him . . . Luckily . . . and then he hemmed and he hawed . . . discussions on existentialism . . . Rob the Red LEON NETTLETON Mr. Nett . . . 2f3 ofa PUN . . . W. N. R. underlined! . . . summaries . . . 100-100-100- 100 . . . Dead Sea Scrawls . . . Birdman of Pleasantville. REGINA ADAMS Mrs. A .... We don't want anyone to fail the Regents, do we? . . . Fashion plate X . . . Beat Horace Greeley . . . Queenie . . . Does anyone have any current events? JOSEPH CORATTI A real paisan . . . Take this down to the study hall . . . See, the Italians aren't gang- sters . . . another guiding light . . . Not Karate, but Coratti. . . . Smiling Joe . . . I , really get around . . . Victory cry, victory cry, C-O-R-A-T-T-I 5 5 E 5 s S i Q s E i 5 s 5 S X OBED ELY Knock it off . . . Settle down . . . Can you Craig-sit tonight? . . . known to con- sciously split infinitives . . . Diarrhea of words often results from constipation of thoughts . . . I think twenty minutes should be a plentifully ample sufficiency . . . You wouldn't want to deceive me by passing red pencils, now would you? MARGARET HABL Even her hairdresser doesn't know . . . Miss Torroni is no longer with us . . . Euclid-ab ways the man of the hour . . . Keep your eyes on the board . . . if possibleli' Mathematics KATHERINE TRUBEY You, tonight, after school, the math room . . . tyrant of fourth period study hall . . . Push your pencils . . . works hard for her students and expects them to work hard in return. Q I I , is Q Wwww GERALD SOLIN Albany .State leachers' Qollege . . . MOC: Master of Circle-Cross-Hatchers . . . Mazeltov,' . . . Where's Kar- ro? . . . All vampires have blue eyes, implies no trees are intelligent . . . Aw, come on, it was easy . . . Q. E. D. . . . if ice cream, then chocolate sauce . . . But they teach that in third grade . . . Senior Class mentor. Q x lk X X.. EUGENE BUCCI If you're going bird watching, make sure you get your homework in . . . serious about his work . . . part of the new breed at PHS . . . stimulates stu- . 1 JULIA CAPLINGER dents into thinking mathematically. The next time and out to Sabella . . . calm and gentle . . . quietly goes about her work with a purpose . . . mathletic train- ing ground. DOROTHY PERRY I want quiet! . . . often mistaken for a student . . . just graduated to us from Junior High . . . pint-sized but powerful package. SALVATORE PARATORE Distracted by the female exodus from the gym . . . Take out half a sheet of paper . . . smiles as he gives you passes to Sabella . . . Italian with a Greek nose . . . conditions future SWIAC champions. CHARLES WRIGHT Bananas and tarantulas . . . gives ten-week quizzes . . . a friend for every disease, a disease for every friend . . . The Wright Way . . . My lawn has no crab grass. new Science MARCIA MacGEORGE Do your own work, people! . . . Miss LLEWELLYN NELSON McGeorge, will you repeat that please?': . . . Goes to star parties . . . Would any of you like to go to a glacier symposium? Birds and the bees and the frogs . . . lavender shirts . . . weekend trips to Maine . . . T. V. Tips . . . bilingual biological bachelor. EDWIN HEIDEMAN Those who have had me before know- . . . EVELYN WRIGHT Do you see? . . . Don't forget the re-sidue test tomorrow . . . ice cream and the idiot box . . It worked in my second period class . . . Have you memorized your valences yet? From your reading, of course . . .GAR- BAGE!! . . . No homework if you win the Rye game! . . . foolproof system . . . make-up tests Dummy . . . Idiot . . . f0l' SimPliCiW- ' homework Marks 01 --- television Yo 3 , , ,E X? 5 JOHN HOOSE Sludge . . . Poor nearsighted slob that you are . . . And lo and behold! . . . E for wishy-washy . . . Can't you tell the water faucet from the gas jet? . . . Taking out my slide rule, we see that! . . . My, the windows are dirty today-NH4C1 . . . Take this equation down to Mr. Solin. Languages HELENE GAHLEN I positively will not repeat this again . . . What? Are you still in German two? . . . Don't you play your records every night? . . . We speak Castilliano here . . . I will not tolerate . . . Bienvenido, Frau Gahlen. Qs ees' NATHAN GABRIEL Mr. Gabe . . . Beware the baobabs . . . Where do you think you're going, young men? . . . Ecoutez, chers enfants . . . dear hearts and gentle people . . . Repoussez les chaises . . . Eh bien, mattez les ecouteursf' - DONNA HAWKER Southern-fried French . . . Le diner chez Vincent . . . advocates collision insurance . . . plays basketball in a track suit. GERARD BOMBARDIER B. Bomb.--the ultimate weapon . . . You know I never really get angry . . . Bonjour mes eleves. Tai- sez-vous. La deuxieme cl6che a sonne. Pour demain . . . Passez vos papiers, vite, vite, vite, et ensilence, s'il vous plait! . . . Monitor --click, click. MIRA LOMONT Girls, I want to get through. . . . Stop tap- ping! . . . '5How do I know what's on the test? I only wrote it. . . . Now in French, we- . . . Wants new recruits for JCL . . . Rewards students for their efforts in Latin. V LAWRENCE O'NEIL As I end the refrain, thrust home . . . no speaking privileges for two days . . . memorable rainy evening at Du Midi . . . no longer avail- ! able . . . Don't play with the buttons . . . I will not talk in class-two hundred times . . . Cretin . . . Zut alms! X l l 3 MARY SEMPLE Turn around and be quiet! . . . that collegiate look . . . starts us on the road to francais . . . eyes . . . endless Bond Series . . . the epitome of tranquility. HELGA NAUMANN Ping pong, anyone? . . . Are you chewing gum? . . . That's not one bit funny, Diego! . . . I've got passes all made out . . . You've got to practice rolling your R,s,, English? French, Spanish, German,-next, Music DEWITT WASSON Watch your fingering and your footwork and your timing and . . . . . . flying feet on the pedals . . . Oh, come now! . . . Forget what I J told you to do before, now . . . And there's a concert on . . . ELLEN LOCKWOOD Laughs at Mr. Lockwood's jokes . . . would join the band, except she doesn't like the uniform . . . defends the orches- tra kids when Mr. L. bawls them out . . . DAR. A. THEODORE TELLSTROM Doc . . . That'1l be an F . . . If you recall from eighth grade, polyphonic texture is . . . Get that gum out of your mouth! . . . deserves recognition for admirable attempt to make ca- naries out of PHS's crows. Q, t 5 , mx WILBUR D. LOCKWOOD WDL . . . one less trombone . . . when the girls come marching in . . . What soccer seventh period? M have the field. 31835 r 4 Art WALTER HAI-IN Definite affinity for girls . . . Prix de Rome winner . . . sketchbooks due . . . Dem bones, dem bones, gonna sketch dem bones. Commercial Don't sit on the desks! . . . very fond of third period discrepancy notes . . . Stop when the bell rings . . . On your way in, stop at the waste basket . . . Short and sharp, with 4, GEORGE NAZARUK Gets his mail screened by GQ's board of cen- sors . . . Miserables . . . I Remember You-oo'Qr . . . I never touch the stuff! presses the panic button . . . beats his poor de- fenseless students with an air brush hose . . . If you drop that T-square again! . . .paints masterpieces on students' smocks . me . . . Strike overs are zeros. I don't care if they're the machine's fault or yours! ALICE NULTY Would you please repeat that bill? . . . Keep your eyes on your copy! . . . Be---gin!'1,SThrow your carriages over and keep them moving! . . . 'Is it a perfect copy? . . . Commercial Club and Central Treasurer of G. O. Industrial Arts IRWIN BITTER Insists on Parliamentary Procedure Q5 X. s s. f X 1 -1:3 YS' Y sg-.. -- si ' Qs-Q js, S si f S 1- tts, .t .X R -r' f I--sg. ts- X ss .s Wien-wisest CHARLES BEATTIE so N is aa a. Physical I want to make a prediction . . . Let me tell you a joke . . . Tell the band to quiet down . . . Let's play the numbers game . . . Citsalp. PETER KURACHEK Coach . . . When the going gets tough, the tougl get going . . . isometric contractions . . . took on Varsity Basketball this year . . . Mr. Dependable. . . . Coke in the sound truck . . . I PHS's flying sailor . . . keeps the Pro- jection Crew in sound condition. Home Economics DOROTHY MAROTTA Hates teased hair . . . No study hall privi- leges until you earn them! . . . sewing classes know her best with needles in her mouth . . . The most amazing fragrances emanate from her room. LOWELL BATTEY Empathy! . . . Actors are not tempera- mental, they're sensitive . . . The Bard . . . Let's have some speeches . . . Shep, don't trip over the pouffe . . . You'd better be goodg I'm taking you apart in my 1 speech classes. Education RUTH GEREMIA 5 I I , MARION STALLWOOD Seniors rate . . . No sunbathing . . . I'm strictly impartial. I don't care which of your lousy teams wins . . . Don't hey me . . . Look on the bulletin board, stupid! . What is cheap? Ball Five!!! . . . Up, reach and pull, 2,3,4, roll back . . . Who wants to be the bully? . . . Ground-Sticks-Ground-Sticks-Ground-Stickv Clunk . . . Tie Your Pinney! . . . Did you f ever have the feeling you were being watched? Driver Ed HENRY SOLAZZO Wanted to make like Caruso . . . Mr. Solaz . . . always amiable . . . No, you can't smoke in the Driver Ed car! . . . When are you going to get 5 your permit? . . . Down on the clutch! . . . You're taking your road test?! . . . T-squares and triangles . . . ALBERT BURKE Whe-e-e-e! -as the car careens on two wheels . . . does his shoPPlnE during driver training . . . No, you can't write on Henry Ford! . . . be- lieves in Burke's Law when driving the car. X 1 1 4 CL A SSES Scmor Class of 1964 .ls 5'9 PRESIDENT ROLF BREGLER VICE PRESIDENT SHELLEY LACMAN Bfeg, Bfeggiey BUTE - - - Wh9t'S this GC' Shell . . . Shellbomb . . . seen with Carol tion? - - - Yiding in VW'S and laying H . . . Boys!! . . . much admires Mr. Gilmore, patch in tire of same . . . great lecturer M,-S, Lomont, and Mr, Solin , , , fqjonvt - - - lost 350 to Bert flipping nickels . . . Panic! . . . Come on kids, YELL! . . . Miss Haack and Mr. Bomb . . . admires BUZZ F.D.R .... Germany . . . college V. Pres. of Freshman Classy Pres. of Sophomore: V. Pres. ai junior Classy N.H.S. C453 G.O. C353 NAC C255 Plan. and Lead. Comm. C455 J.V. Football C1, 253 Track C2,3,455 Varsity Club C2,3,45 Green Quill C1,25g N.H.S. C455 G.0. C1,2, 35, Sec.-Treas. C353 Stud. Gov't. C45g NAC C453 Tri-Hi-Y C1,25g Monitor C1,2, 353 Stud. Teacher C153 junior Classical League C2,3,45g j.V. Cheerleader C255 Varsity Cheerleader C3,45 il s X SECRETARY PAMELA MAINE Pam . . . child . . . the dancing feet of the St. Trinians . . . favors installation of apple machine . . . Mr. Gilmore, Mr. Gabe, Mrs. Koshar, and Mrs. Wright rate . . . Tough . . . work with retarded and handicapped children Class Sec. C3,45g N.H.S. C455 G.O. C1,2,3, 453 Student Teacher C1,2,35g Halloween House Publicity Chairman C455 jr. Prom Committee C355 Intramurals C3,45 TREASURER 1 SARA ROSENTHAL Rosy . . . A rose is a rose is a rose? . . . monopolizes sports awards assemblies . . . Miss Stallwood . . . Don't Panic! . . . magic flute . . . The running balance is . . . doesn't understand nursery rhymes . . . future as female Dr. Kildaire Class Treas. C3,45g N.H.S. C3,45g St. Gov't. C2,3,45g Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,45, V. Pres. Pres. C35, Pres. C453 Student Teacher C1, 2,353 Leaders' Club C2,3,45, V. Pres. C35, Pres. C45g Intramurals and Honor Teams C1.2,3,45 from the Principal Dear Seniors: It is gratifying to watch and help in guiding young people in their maturing years. Occasionally it is heartwarming to observe the forbearance of young people when their elders act in ways which are not in keeping with the avowed principles upon which this nation was founded and which they espouse. As these words are written all Americans, indeed the whole free world, are experiencing one of the most tragic episodes in our nation's history. Our presi- dent has been assassinated by a demented American whose own life was then taken by another whose twisted mind must have been affected by the tragedy, but whose act violated a basic principle long upheld by our Constitution-the right of a fair and impartial trial for the accused. It will take a long time for us to restore our country's honor in the eyes of the world and to regain our pride in the way we conduct affairs which affect citizens in a free society. No amount of mourning, however universal, can do this for us. Poignant though the memory of these days will be to all of us- what counts is how we respond to this and other crises which will surely come in the days ahead. The way in which you, who are about to emerge from the halls and classrooms of Pleasantville High School, will respond to the crises ahead will depend upon your convictions. You have already begun to form them, they are formed within yourself as you experience success, or disappoint- ment, as you live through national or personal tragedy, as you are affected by events beyond your control, as you meet others whose authority or friendship changes your life. Will your convictions lead you to courageous acts and decisions? I believe they will. In the years I have known the Class of 1964 I have come to respect your sense of fair play, your consideration for the less fortunate even though you may not know them, your respect for the order necessary for a large num- ber of people to work under crowded conditions, and your pursuit of knowledge with the help of your teachers. I believe you will do your share in maintaining our country's leadership among peace loving nations where law and order prevail. Do not let the tragic or the shameful events of the past cause you to abandon the convictions you have formed. Instead regard the days ahead as the chal- lenge which youth through history has faced-and continue steadfastly, despite setbacks, to make the right decisions in the light of your firm convictions. It is likely that you will have moments when you may doubt your convic- tions. When you doubt, it is time to measure them again. Here is a yardstick I have found helpful: ' It is known as the Four Way Test of Things We Think, Say, or Do. 1-Is it the truth? 2-Is it fair to all concerned? 3-Will it build good will and better friendships? 4-Will it be beneficial to all concerned? -Rotary International Try it out! My sincere congratulations and best wishes! C ,maui J? Ronald C. McCreary CHRISTINE ADAMS Chris . . . seen with Linda . . . Monkey-do . . . What say . . . Yeah! Right! . . . Miss Haack, Mr. Sabella, Mr. Ely, and SUPERMAN really rate but Goody-good- ies BEWARE!! . . . skiing and babysitting . . . midnight walks . . . college, then teaching NAC C455 Monitor C1,2,3Jg Tri-Hi-Y C1, 2,3,4Jg Intramurals C1,2,3,4D CAROLYN AMACHER Ca . . . Darlink! . . . keeps active knit- ting and bowling . . . admires Mrs. Hen- JANE ANDERSON Janie . . . smile . . . another sweater? . . . Junior Prom '64 . . . No, I'm not re- lated- to Mary Anderson! . . . a touch of the artist . . . Mr. Nez, Mr. Bomb, Miss Haack . . . teacher Red Cross C1,2,3,4J, Pres. C439 Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,4J, Chaplain C453 Monitor C2,3Jg Assembly Critic C315 junior Chorus CU JOHN ALZAMORA John . . . Juan Antonio, etc. . . and what have you . . . the Resurrection in Lord of the Flies . . . regards all pedagogues equally . . . Of course, Iberians are the master race . . . future physician to our psyches GQ Literary C495 GQ Photography C315 Green Lantern C2,4Jg Monitor C25 ken and Mr. Bomb . . . seen with Barb . . . secretary Tri-Hi-Y C45 MARY ANDERSON Mary Ann . . . Y'AWL . . . Mr. Mc- Loughlin, Mrs. Kosher, Mr. Sabella . . . Civil War . . . enjoys letter writing, sew- ing, talking . . . Southern Belle G.Q. Sales C3,4Dg GO C437 Portrait C3Jg AFS C423 Monitor C3,4J3 Tri-Hi-Y C3,4J5 Chorus C1,2,3,4J ROBERT ARMAGNO FRANK ANDREOTTI Frank...Frank...Ang...Shep... How goes it? . . . submarine race watch- ing . . . favorites include Messrs. Solin, Stejskal, and Bomb . . . Bell, Book, and Candle Jr. Red Cross 1139 Student Teacher 1113 Drama 1433 Men's Chorus 13,413 Track 115g Cross-Country 1113 Clean-Up Com- mittee 121 Bobby . . . What can I tell you? . . . Often seen in company of Slick Chick . . . Boss . . . Conservative dresser . . . Mr. Lund, Mr. Sabella, Mr. Beattie Projection Crew 132 ANNE BENI-IAM Annie . . . Annabelle . . . sneezes at odd times . . . advocates a SENIOR lounge . . . That's revoking! . . . Mr. Davis and Mrs. Henken are favorites . . . Fire Island . . . Three Musketeers . . . college NHS 145g NAC 12,3,4J, Treasurer 145: Monitor 12,3,4Jg Homeroom treasurer 1113 Student Teacher 11,2,3Jg Senior Chorus 1453 Intramurals 12,4-J RICHARD ANIELLO ichie . . . cars and girls occupy much of is time . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Lund - . . suggests school get unsmelly mats Track 13,453 Cross-Country 145 SUSAN BIER Susie . . . seen with Leslie . . . hates being called Beer . . . Anne's birthday present . . . Mrs. Wright, Mr. Ely and Mr. Wal- lace rate . . . Aaah! A bee! . Chinese restaurant 1?J St. Gov't 12,335 NAC 143g Junior Red Cross 1153 Assembly Critic 12,335 Tri-Hi- Y 11,29 JOHN BISHOP The Intellect . . . It has been my obser- vation . . . Sphere of Abstraction . . . Would like to attain the Universal Essence . . . Messrs. Zahn, Hoose, Campbell . . . My life in court Green Lantern 145, Editor 1459 Student Court 13,4J, Deiense 132, Prosecutor 141 .Y JANE BORCHERS Janie . . . Borch . . . fond of Mrs. Hen- ken and Mr. Hoose . . . remember that telephone pole? . . . Good Grief! . . . THOMAS BOSSERT T.B. . . . Bostard . . . girl watcher . . .4 wants to hock his camera for a Tempest jacket . . . idealist . . . Tom Terrific . . . Typical . . , Mrs. Henkeng Messrs. Solin, Gabe, Bomb, and Ely . . . Left Bank bound . . . wants to deport Goldwater . . . college GQ 12,3,4J, Photo. Editor 1455 NHS 13, 423 St. Gov't 13,453 Men's Chorus 13,435 Varsity football photo. 13,41 ROGER BLANCHARD Rog . . . Jolly Roger . . . Blanch . drag races . . . likes little girls . . . cars history during lunch . . . wants to travel to London and the Orient . . . College GQ 1455 AFS 1473 Junior Red Cross 1455 Senior Chorus 13,45 KARNA BREUNING Kama . . . enjoys bowling and horseback riding . . . If you say so . . . annoyed by people who put on an act . . . Messrs. Naz, Lund, and Sabella rate . . . secretary GQ Sales Staff 1113 Monitor 1113 Fresh- men Dance Tickets Committee: Intra- murals 11,3,4D Y ,,,,, , no , ,MMM SUSAN BRIGGS F 4 1 n Sue . . . 'Dont have a cow! . . . avid Yankee fan . . . Messrs. Ely, Nelson, and Sabella rate . . . Never will forget Boston trip . . . admires Dr. Tom Dooley . . . Navy Nurse DIANA BUCHER Buch . . . digs swimming and horseback riding . . . Be serious . . . Three cheers for Pleasantville- . . . peaceful picketing for Senior privileges . . . abhors people who think they're great . . . favors Mr. Hoose, Mr. Solin, and Mrs. Henken . . . teacher GQ Sales 1455 GO 1253 Student Govern- ment 1453 Clean-Up Committee 11,253 Tri-Hi-Y 11,255 Cheerleading 12,3, Co- captain 45 DONALD CANNATO Don . . . Cannots . . . hunting, guns . . . among favorites are Miss Haack and Mr. Cook . . . most embarrassed when he re- turned to wrong huddle during a football game . . . would like to see Europe . . . college Varsity Football 13,453 Track 13,453 In- tramurals 11,25 JOHN BRILL ohnny . . . canoeing . . . Did you see any ds? . . . Squaw . . . Mr. Heideman, r. Hoose, and Mr. Davis . . . Orator of irst period . . . What's that oversized reen Bug called? . . . college Q Advertising Editor 1453 St. Gov't 1255 lean-Up Committee 1153 Monitor 11,2, 53 Track 12,3,45, Intramural soccer 12,45 CLAUDIA CANNIZZARO Claude . . . Chlorine . . . Take a Break! . . . Most embarrassed when she knocked over a Xmas tree at the Jr. Prom . . Favorites are Messrs. Bomb, Sabella and Wallace . . . Bomb the Blimp . . . a certain army boy rates very high . . . col- lege and travel St. Teacher 12,35g Chorus 11,3,453 Moni- tor 11,2,35g Portrait 1155 Tri-Hi-Y 11,2,3, 45, County Council 1353 AFS 1459 GQ Copy 1453 Jr. Red Cross 11,2,45 PETER CANNIZZARO Pete . . . Petie . . . Tempests . . . Red- head rates J.V. Football 11,255 Projection Crew 11, 2,3,4J 3X LESLIE CAULEY Leslie . . . misspells on assembly posters . . . Rats! . . . Mr. Naz and Mr. Sabella . . . FRED . . . Engagement 1?5 ring . . . Hiya, Ug! . Avenue G0 11,2,3,45, Dance 11,2,35g 12,35 . Speeding on Romer Publicity 13,45 5 Class Portrait 135 5 Tri-H i- Y it ix Sasha SQ :. ' s SA 5 PAUL CEDRONE P.J. . . . easy-going, fun loving . . . once walked into P.H.S. for classes on Saturday! . . . poker whiz . . . breakfast with P. J. . . . Messrs. Lund, Beattie, and Cook . . . swimming, water skiing . . . would like a new gym in PHS Monitor 1453 PHP 1453 Projection Crew 1355 Varsity Baseball 13,459 Intramurals 13,49 1 ELAINE CLARK Baney . . . Forget it . . . Spends spare time sewing, cooking, singing, reading, and laughing . . . Messrs. Wittern, Sabella, Bomb, and Doc rate high . . . dislikes insincere people . . . remembers a wild Hootenanny at Montawk . . . college and Hawaii Green Lantern 1355 Jr. Red Cross 1353 Tri-Hi-Y 13,455 Senior Chorus 13,459 Monitor 13,455 Intramurals 135 JANET CLAUSER Janet . . . That's tough . . . Miss Haack, Mr. O'Neil . . . enjoys skiing and Johnny Mathis records . . . I'll pay you back tomorrow GQ 145: Commercial Club 145, Monitor 13,455 Tri-Hi-Y 13,453 Intramurals 135 MARY ANN COTTER ssss 3 4 x N Egx GERALDINE COSTELLO Gerri . . . enjoys talking and driving . . . anti-slow drivers and math . . . embar- rassed at Goody Shop with Marie and Sue . . . You Fink! . . . favorites - Mr. Wright, Mr. Davis, Miss Haack . . . teach- er Student Gov't C115 .I.R.C. C113 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,41g Chorus C113 Monitor C113 Intra- murals C1,41 N Ss- LORETTA COLLESION Rette . . . Shoulders . . . busy hacking around . . . would like to convert front circle to swimming pool . . . favors Messrs. Ely, Solin, Heideman, Paratore, and Miss Haack . . . teacher Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,413 Monitor C413 Student Teacher C1,213 Chorus C1,3,413 Intramur- als C1,213 Honor Teams C3,41 ROY COLSEY Brat . . . Moose . . . Roy Ace Colsey . . . Where was that yearbook meeting, Mrs. Gershater? . . . the boys . . . I care, I really care . . . big VP . . . the Bod . . . Mr. McLoughlin, Mr. Bomb, Coach K, and Mrs. Hogue . . . coaching and teaching Stud. Gov't C1,2,31, Vice Pres. C413 Stud. Teacher C1,2,31, Chairman oi St. Day C413 Varsity Basketball C2,3,413 Track C213 Football C3,413 Baseball C3,41 KENT COOPER Kent . . . K.C .... Coop . . . Pity . . . Do you mind? . . . favorites are Messrs. Hoose, Stejskal, Lund . . . track and camp- ing for recreation . . . the thinking man, Kent GO C2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 413 Plan. and Lead. Comm. C1,21, CVice Chairman 3,413 AFS C413 PHP C31, Student Teacher C1, 2,3,13 Cross Country C1,21g Track C1,2,3, 413 Intramurals C2,3,41 Mimi . . . Mae . . . Mary Anng . . . The name's not Mary Cotter! . . . Scoff . . . Got a piece of gum? . . . only built-in tap dancer at PHS . . . singing on language lab tapes . . . Windmill nocturnal swims . . . Mssrs. Gilmore, Sabella, Hoose, sail- ing, and Senior privileges GQ Publicity C413 Student Government C2,313 NAC C413 Clean-Up Committee C1,213 Dance Decoration Committees C1, 2,31 KATHY CRITCHETT Kathy Cricket . . . Minnesota . . . Sweet- ness! . . . Likes to sew, knit, and swim . . . Mr. Bomb, and Mr. Davis . . . Hawaii and Bermuda . . . college. airline stewardess GQ Publicity C415 GO 4415 Tri-Hi-Y 13,413 Monitor C415 Intramurals C1,3,41 LINDA DAVIDSON Red . . . anti-brown loafers wearers . . . Wow! . . . future ambition is to marry a millionaire . . . favorites are Mr. Heide- man and Mr. Sabella Student teacher C21 e s 1 : -To - ..LLt X . K ,ss if -tx - i 1:1 ts Qgksms see ssssswn I or gk DORINE CUDNEY Dorine . . . thoughtful and conscientious . . . reading, swimming, riding, and paint- ing . . . admires Pastor John Pearson . . . registered nurse and, eventually, jet pilot NHS C2,3,413 Future Nurses Club fVice Pres. 41 ,M ii? 'Sq-.Mt X ABA DEAK Imported from Hungary . . . Call me irresponsible . . . part-time student Spectating f1,2,3,41 BAJAN DEAK Dion . . . Hungary's contribution to soccer at PHS Study Hall C1,2,3,41 CHARLES DE NERO Chaz . . . Charlie . . . winds out in a red junk heap . . . Mr. Hynes at Sleepy rates . . . wants to see Mr. Sabella improve his drag racing . . . enjoys parking . . . teacher Projection Crew 11,2,3,41g Student Teach- er 1 2 1 - ' kkxk X. so rs.--s,:.s'1sss f K- X XX , HENRY DE NERO Hank . . . Hen . . . Charles Atlas of 864 '. . . thinks much of Messrs. Lund, Bomb, and Wittern . . . weight-lifting . . . Junior Prom king . . . What's the attraction on Mountain Road? . . . college NHS 13,415 Class Pres. 131: . . . GQ 13, 415 Student Teacher 11,2,31g Varsity Club 12,3,41g Varsity Football 12,3,41g JV Football 1115 Track 11,2,3,41 si JOHN DE VOE A real live wire with fighting spirit . . . hunting and fishing rate . . . would like to install a working heating system . . . fav- orites are Messrs. Ely, Gilmore, and Solin . . . electrical engineer Student Teacher 1313 Varsity Baseball 1213 Ass't Drum Major 1413 Intramural Soccer 11,2,3,41 ROY DE VOE Friendly and considerate . . . Canada en- thusiast . . . takes great pleasure in huntin' and fishin' . . . Messrs. Nazaruk, Sabella, and Hoose . . . practical jokes . . . lime- colored Volkswagons . . . architect Intramural Soccer 11,2,3,41 at Q 1 - X JAMES DI GIACINTO Jim Dee . . . Diego . . . the Holy Trinity . . . likes hunting, fishing, Uworking out . . . Coach Kurachek . . . F-85's . . monk Pharmacy . . . college St. Gov't 1413 Monitor 1415 Student Teacher 12,3,4g Varsity Club 13,43 Var- sity Football 13,413 I.V. Football 121 BARBARA DiGIACOMO Bobbi . . . sports enthusiast . . . Every SENIOR should have a parking permit . . . proud of 5Ocwpm . . . Messrs. Cook and Lund rate . . . fond memories of Atlantic City . . . secretary and Rome GQ typing staff C433 Commercial club C3,43g Student teacher C335 Intramurals C1,2.3,43 LYNNE DOI-IERTY Dort . . . Dortie . . . enthusiastic and friendly . . . Pro-Frenchhorn -- fondly recalls her first pupil . . . sports minded . . . disapproves of dessert stealers! . . . Miss Stallwood, Messrs. Wright, Sabella, and Bomb . . . Holy Moley . . . Forget it! . . . Future lst Frenchhom for the New York Philharmonic GQ Advertising C43g Tri-Hi-Y Cl,2,3,43, Chaplain C333 Orchestra C1,2,3,43g Band C433 All-County C1,2,3,43g All-State C439 Leaders Club C435 Honor Teams-lntra- murals C1,2,3,43 JONATHAN DOLL Jon . . . Crash . . . sleeper of the year . . . butter fingers . . . abhors know-it-alls . . . favors Coach Kurachek . . . advocates 5 day weekend, 2 day school week . . . determined to maintain bachelor status Projection Crew C435 Monitor C335 JV football C1,23g JV Basketball C233 Var- sity football C3,43 GARY DONELIAN Hoss . . . Dandelion . . . spends free time working on cars . . . most embarrassed when caught showering during fire drill . . . Mr. Solin, Mr. Sebella, and Mrs. Henken supporter . . . Canadian pine for- ests are his Shangri-La . . . college, Navy PHP C439 Track and Field C3,433 Intra- murals C1,43 NANCY DONOVAN Nance . . . I could almost care! . . ta people 85 slow drivers bug her . . . 1 s spare time by oil painting . . . Mr. Nez! Mr. Sabella, and Miss Stallwood head her list . . . art teacher GO C433 Monitor C3,43g Chairman C43, Leaders Club C2,3,43g Tri-Hi-Y C3 43 Honor Teams Bs intramurals C 2,3,43 NANCY EISELE Eis . . . I'm not impressed . . . scoms snobs Sz slobs . . . Go-Karts with I-Ierm . . . made front circle part of driver training route . . . Mr. Naz 85 Mr. Hubertis enthus- iast . . . painting and sewing . . . artist or architect GQ Advertising f1,2,4Jg JRC C353 Monitor C1,2,3,4Jg Assembly critic C1,2,3,4Dg Stage Crew 11,25 Thespian Society K2Jg Intra- murals C1,2,3,4D SALLIE ELLER al . . . Humphrey . . . No kidding! . . You better believe it! . . . My name is SallIE! . . . knitting, horseback riding, and skiing really rate . . . Messrs. Sabella, Ely, and Wright . . . Rick Horan's right hand man . . . summertime in Cali- fomia . . . future food technologist NHS 147g Monitor C2,3Dg NAC C3,4J, V. Pres. 145g Student teacher K2,3,4D3 Var- sity cheerleading C3Jg Leaders Club C2,3, 433 Honor teams ds intramurals C2,3,4J NORMAN ELLIS Norm . . . Boris . . . But I wasn't drink- ing, officer Ellis . . . Mrs. Wright and Messrs. Wittem and Cook rate high . . . future to be found in state police or mili- tary . . . American Express tour to Armonk P.H.P. C2,3,4J9 Monitor f2,3,4Jg Assembly Council 12,3-,4J, President C413 Planning 85 Leadership C433 Intramural Soccer 11,45 DAVID ETZLER Dave . . . white tie and black shirt . . . that tobacco smells like buming gar- bage . . . By jove! . . . worn out jokes Messrs. Heideman and I-Ioose are A- . . . trip to Away via Nowhere Band C1,2,3,4Dg Orchestra C1,2,3,4-J, Chor- us C1,3J ROBERT EVANS Bob . . . Crash . . . wants to be an inter- national jewel thief . . . Los Angeles jails . . . Mr. Ely and Mr. I-Ieideman . . . PHS' Ulysses . . . sleeping on Freeways . . . future automobile designer JRC C31 JOHN EVERTON He has returned--not to the Philippines, but from them . . . big tease . . . Are you serious? . . . sailing, swimming, water skiing . . . Messrs Solin, Sabella, Davis, and Bomb are favorites . . . narrow-mind- ed people bother him . . . But I read Jane Eyre two years ago and didn't like it then- . . . college Student Teacher C1,41g NAC C113 Cross Country C413 J.V. Football C115 J.V. Bas- ketball C11 KATHRYN FISHER EMILY FATEGONI Emmy . . . Fatebaloni . . . I don't know . . . I just don't care . . . Knitting need- les never rest . . . advocate of the shorter and less boring school day . . . finds Messrs. Cook, Paratore, Wittem, Solin, and Sabella to be favorites . . . IBM secretary Monitor C2,41g Halloween House Enter- tainment C41 KAREN FIELDS Karen . . . Cotton fields . . . wants to go to Italy and Brazil . . . Favorite is Mr. Cook . . . Oh, Mamma Mia! . . . wet cigarette butts leave her cold . . . when you see Karen you see red! . . . new addition to PHS SUSAN CAROL FINKELSTEIN Sue . . . Susie . . . rates in Honors Englisl . . . enthusiasm and determination . . apt to buy back the Brooklyn Bridge . . Messrs. Solin, Ely, Wittem, the Wrights Mrs. Henken, Mrs. Lomont, Mrs. Truax to name a few . . . Forget it! . . . diminu' tive dynamo . . . Come here, Tanty, and behave! . . . You're Kidding! . . . Col lege Bound GQ Sales C415 NHS C3,41g GO C1,2,3,41 Junior Classical League C3,41, Pres C415 Plan and Ld. Comm C213 Monitor Chair- man C41g Stud. Teacher C315 Clean-Up Comm C21, Sec. C215 Tri-Hi-Y C11 .....,. 1 1 Kathy . . . Fish-Bomb . . . Keeps her Singer spinning . . . Mr. Scofield and Mrs. Henken top her list . . . Don't talk while I'm interrupting . . . favorite ex- pression is censored . . . future chem teacher at PHS . . . France GQ Publicity C413 Green Lantern C319 G0 C419 AFS C3,41g JRC C31g Portrait C313 Assembly Critic C315 Tri-Hi-Y C213 Fall Play C315 Chorus C1,41 CAROLINE NICHOLS FOSTER GREGORY FLOOD Greg . . . Gregoire . . . Messrs. Bomb, Ely, Solin, and Mrs. Henken . . . millionaire teacher at 25 . . . hornrimmed eyebrows . . . How-'bout that! . . . voyage to Alaska, Australia, Hawaii . . . Yes, she is my sister Soccer Intramurals 12,3,41g NHS 13,415 Stage Crew 12,315 Student teacher 1215 Fencing 13,41 GINNY FRENCH JULIA FLORIO Julie . . . Jul . . . Hates being called shorty . . . bilingual secretary . . . Mr. Bomb, Mr. Ely, and Miss Nulty are fav- Carol . . . Faucet . . . Packards and spzk ed butter scotch cookies . . . Want a date?-Billy- . . . Chappaqua executive . . . Button Island enthusiast . . . Miss Haack, Mr. Hoose, Mr. Sabella rank high . . . cats, guinea pigs, and chickens for sale! . . . future-retailing GQ 11,2,3,41g GO 11,213 Student Court 13, 41, Sec'y-Clerk 13,415 Monitor 11,211 Chairman 1413 Stud. Teacher 11,2,31g Dance Committees 11,2,3,41g Organ 1419 Tri-Hi-Y 11,213 Intramurals and Honor Teams 11,2,3,41 JAMES FLOOD Jim . . . Hurnbug! . . . math tutor to a certain Senior girl . . . peeved when teachers get mad when you don't under- stand . . . admires Messrs. Hoose, Wright, and Solin . . . architect GQ Copy Staff 1415 Student Gov't 1415 Future Teachers club 13,41, Pres. 1415 Monitor 13,41 I orites . . . will never forget being pushed into a locker . . . I love you too! . . . You're Kiddingf' JRC 141, Monitor 1315 Commercial Club 13,41, Pres. 141, Clean up committee t ,EQ ,-5 Ginny . . . French . . . anti-boys with long hair . . . female Van Cliburn . . . unfor- gettable January 17 . . . Mr. Ely Bt Mr. Naz top her list . . . Likes PHS just the way it is . . . college GQ Publicity 1413 ,IRC 1119 Tri-Hi-Y 13, 415 Chorus 11,3,413 Dance decorations 11, 2,3,41g Intramurals 11,3,41 RICHARD FRIEDMAN Richie . . . readily produces a friendly- often devilish - smile . . . air boats and blue jalopy convertibles . . . bands, bands, bands . . . talent shows . . . guitar whiz who specializes in Fried-Made guitars JEANETTE GIGLIO Jeanette . . . playing cupid is not her game . . . dislikes boys with bleached hair . . . If there is a Hell, this is it . . . Messrs. House, Wright, and Lund and Miss Haack are favorites . . . Don't be immature . . . college, marriage, and 5 kids BURTON GERSHATER Bert . . . Gersh . . . Yeah, right! . . . Wanna hear a joke? . . . Will the meet- 2 3 i w RICHARD FRY Rick . . . shocks himself with his electronic prowess . . . musically minded . . . poet laureate of English 12H . . . among many favorites are Messrs. Hoose, Wittern, and Ely, and Mrs. Henken . . . future includes becoming independently wealth with little or no effort Band C1,2,3,4D ing please come to order . . . beware of the grizzly bears . . . you call-heads or tails . . . remember, I'm President . . . but when Howie was - . . . another Sa- bella and Kurachek fan . . . C'mon- smile! GQ C415 Student Gov't C1,2,3,4J, Pres. C455 V.P. of class C2J, President of class C135 Basketball C1,2,3,4J Baseball C1,2,4J w l N w BRIAN GILCHRIST Gilly . . . Oh, Epic! . . . would paint PHS 1 -this time under contract . . . strange affinity for the orange especially around March 17 . . . marriage to escape the draft . . . Mr. Davis, Mr. Heideman, and Mr. Fossum rank high . . . greatest achievement-becoming legally 18 Student Gov't CD3 NAC C47 1 l 4 LAURENCE GILLETTE Larr . . . hunting, fishing, ski- swimming . . . the Wrights, Messrs. Ely, and Kurachek . . . German tests! . . .advocates eradication of . . . Smile! . . . PI-IS's John dirty test tubes trouble him . engineering or conservation C41g Associate Justice of Student C31, Chief justice C415 Student C1,2,31g Varsity track C2,313 Bas- C1,3,41Z .IV Football C215 Varsity 63,41 JAMES GING Oliver . . . Hot rods and racing . . . Messrs. Davis, Bitter, and Cook . . . only his hairdresser knows for sure . . . to France and Hong Kong . . . never any money problems Cnever any money1 Spectating C1,2,3,41 BERNARD GILLIGAN d . . . Irish . . . Buddy . . . wants to l: Hawaii . . . Messrs. Hoose, Bomb, and elson top his list . . . a certain Chap- nqua girl rates . . . cars, songs, parties . . college and marriage 'onitor C313 Projection Crew C415 ,IV Fsketball C215 Varsity football C313 Bas- ,tball intramurals C41 l ROBERT GLINSKI Bob . . . Red . . . hunting, track, and Poker . . . Miss Haack's favorite Bis- mark . . . recalls breaking an inkwell in a certain German I class . . . Mrs. Hen- ken, Miss Haack, Mrs. Bradley, Mr. Solin, and Mr. Gilmore supporter . . . cotton- pickin' wretch . . . future--wealthy scien- tist-turned farmer NAC C41g Dance Committees C1,2,3,413 Cross Country C213 Track C1,2,3,41g In- tramurals DEIDRE GLOOR Dedee . . . Deeds . . . Brazzy . . .skiing, writing letters . . . N.H .... Mr. Nelson and Mr. McLoughlin head her list . . . Aw c'mon, move it . . . Rye Game '63 . . . 17 going on 25 . . . Future work with the Bureau of Narcotics GO C419 Green Lantern C415 Advertising Manager C415 Halloween House C41g Mon- itor C2,3,41g Orchestra C413 Leader's Club C1,3,41, Treas. C415 Intramurals and Honor teams C2,3,41 MICHAEL GLUCK Mike . . . advocates new gym . . . favorites are Mr. Solin, Mr. Lund, and Mr. Hoose . . . warily wends his way down PHS' basketball court . . . bone of 7th period study hall . . . future Freud Student teacher C1,2,3J5 Monitor CU! Freshman Dance Committeeg J.V. Basket- ball C2J9 ,IV Football C1,2Dg 1nfr8rI1U1'-'RIS C1,2Dg Varsity Basketball C41 X Q Q r -5 :IAAQQQS Q 1-noel , DOREEN GRAHAM Little one . . . peeved at people who talk behind her back . . . Mr. Lund and Mrs Marotta are favorites fabulous ED GREGORIAN Brown-nosers beware . . . the Nose knows . . . How come? . . . esteems Messrs. Hoose, Heideman 81: Bomb . . . profound contributions to English 12H . . . would lop an hour off school day . . . college . . . chemist? GQ Copy Staff C3,4Dg NHS C413 Green Lantern C3,4Jg Chess club C2,3,4J, Sec. C47 ANNELISE GRABLE Adi . . . Moose . . . Grumble . . . striking bowling fanatic . . . once served Chard?J cider to Govemor Rocky . . . Mr. Scofield, Mr. Burritt, Mrs. Hawker, and Miss I-Iaack enthusiast . . . reeking with humor 'Tm exhausted! . . . futurwpolitically- active history teacher GQ C2,3Jg Portrait C235 Future teachers C3,4D, V.P. C413 Library Club C3,4J, Treas. C413 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,4Jg Chorus CD3 Intra- murals C2,3,4J dancer Forget it spins POP platters beauticxan MARCIA GROSSBARD Marsh . . . Goes for rides down Mama- roneck Avenue in a grocery cart . . . I'll kill him! . . . Yea Messrs. Kohn and Stejskal . . . Boo snobs and sneaks! . . . Mish . . . someday skiing in Switzerland . . . future emoter Stud. Gov't C133 JRC C2,3,4Jg School Plays C1,2,3,4Jg Tri-Hi-Y C1,2J PRUDENCE HALSTEAD Prue . . . Prudel . . . Don't sweat it! boys and nightly phone conversations naive people peeve her . . . Mr. Sabella and Miss Haack top her list . . . 'Domestic Tranquility' means--er, ah- . . . airline stewardness JRC 1115 Commercial Club 13,415 Moni- tor 1115 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,41 l 5 THOMAS HAMMOND Tom . . . likes '51 Fords . . . What regis- tration? Mr. Sabella, Mr. Nelson, Mrs. 'Henken and Mrs. Koshar are favorites . . . 'Get Loose . . . college Stud. Gov't 11,2,3,415 Intramurals 12,3,41 Q KATHLYN HANNIGAN Natasha . . . Kathi . . . modest about her art talent . . . enjoys Hungarian New Year's Eves and snipe hunts . . . Eugene, at Ocean Beach . . . Messrs. Solin, Solazzo, Campbell and Stejskal rate . . . geometry is for Euclid, not Kathi . . . college GO 11,2,3,415 Publicity Comm 1313 Con- cessions Chmn. 1415 Assembly Critic 12, 315 Stage Crew 1315 Tri-Hi-Y 1215 Dance Committees 11,31 RAYMOND HARPER Harvey . . . Farmer . . . much enthused by pep rallies and the activities of PHP . . . gold lame ties with black shirts . . . Heideman, Ely and Solin are high on his list . . . you outta yer mind? . . . college and nuclear research Student Court 13,413 Stage Crew 11,2,315 Chess Club 1115 Freshman Chorus 1115 Men's Chorus 12,3,415 Monitor 11,2,3,415 Intramurals 11,2,3,41 STEPHEN HARRIGAN Steve . . . Are you for real? . . . enjoys sports and cars . . . Sundays at Dover with Betsy and the boys . . . Latin and Mrs. Lomont . . . Peach Lake . . . Mr. Nelson and Mr. Heidernan . . . sees PHS' need for a new gym . . . college Student Gov't 1215 Student Teacher 1315 Projection Crew 1115 Monitor 11,2,3,415 Men's Chorus 11,2,3,41 JV. Football 1215 Football Manager 13,415 Golf 1215 Intra- murals 11,2,3,41 JOEL HARRIS Joel . . . Northem drawl! . . . emulates the sloth . . . Hairy . . . Duh! . . . gets a kick out of Clapp . . . another Solin fan .. . fails his brother's chem tests . . . abird- watcherwho wants to kill off all the pigeons GQ Photo 1315 Green Lantern 13,415 Mon- itor 11,415 Cross Country 1315 Track 121 NANCY HERMANSON EDGAR HIGGINS Ed . . . Hig . . . Would you look at that girl! . . . tripped his way into NHS . . . Idiot Child . . . camping and'VW's rate along with Messrs. Bomb, Ely, Sa- bella, and Solin . . . that really breaks me up . . . seen speaking French with Mr. Bomb . . . faints to escape class partici- pation . . . medicine NHS 1415 JRC 1215 Assembly Council 13,41, V. Pres. 1415 PHP 1415 TV Comm. 1415 Band 12,3,415 Men's Chorus 13,415 8:00 Orchestra 13,415 Varsity Baseball manager 13,415 Dance Comm. 12,415 ln- tramurals 141 JOSEPH HELFER Joey . . . self-styled cynic . . . barefoot boy from the Bronx . . . wants to pull a camus . . . Alan's Lad . . . PHS' pseudo- pedagogue . . . expounds on Schopenhauer . . . persuasive picolo . . . college NHS 13,415 Green antern 141, Editor- in-chief 1415 Band 2,3,415 Varsity Club 13,415 Fencing 11,2,3,415 Track 13,41 Nan . . . Herm . . . happiest sewing, swim- ming, or just walking . . . quick to laugh . . . nose-wrinkler . . . Go-karts with Eis . . . campaigns for a Senior Lounge . . . Mr. Wright, Mr. Solin, Mr. Ely . . . I'm impressed . . . Really? . . . college, with a side trip to Portugal GQ 12,3,415 NHS 1415 GO 1415 Moni- tor 12,415 Student Teacher 1215 Dance Committees 1315 Homeroom Treasurer 1415 Intramurals 13,41 FRED HIGHAM Fritz . . . Fredieee . . . one of the three German III's . . . avid SENIOR class supporter . . . son of a gun . . . Mrs. Gahlen and Mr. Davis are favorites . . . West Virginia and Beverly Hillbilly fan cross country is the only sport in the land . . . milk baths during noon hour? . . . printer GO 1215 JRC 1115 Cross Country 13,415 Track 13,41 MARK HO Ohio! . . . But I thought you were sup- posed to be Japanese? . . . Daddy Willy . . . quaint communal cottage . . . You're how old? flashing smile and winning ways . . . hepper than you think . . . trans- planted Maine-iac . . . Mark and his Bachelor Father ALDEN HOLMES Hot blue car . . . Lynn-Lynn-Lynn drag racing . . . future??? JAMES HOPKINS Jim . . . Hoppy . . . Hop . . . All right, son of a Buck . . . Sixty mph on Nanny- hagen Road? . . . BASKETBALL . . . favorites include sports, cars, guns, and Messrs. Solin, Ely, Heideman, and Wit- tern . . . Southern 1Indiana1 drawl . . . Frank Andreotti - WATCH OUT! . . . You Don't know what a Hoosier is? . . . college . . . engineering .. . . basketball 1naturally1 Monitor 141: Stud. Teacher 12,313 JV Basketball 1215 JV Track 121: Varsity Basketball 13,415 Varsity Track 13,415 Cross Country 121 HARRISON HORAN Rick . . . Mr. Touchdown, PHS . . . BLUSH . . . Rick bom Bick . . . fav- orites include Mr. Solin, Mr. Hoose, row- ing and FOOTBALL . . . stranger on the shore . . . Hey, C'mon you guys . . . Ya, Right . . . the loner . . . But Miss Nulty, we were just playing tiddly-winks . . . remembers crawling through P'ville Country Club's kitchen windows . . . en- gineering NHS 141g Plan and Ld. Comm. 1415 NAC 13,41, Pres. 1413 Track 1319 Varsity Foot- ball 13,41g Co-Capt 141 TANNA HUNTER T.W .... Mr. Davis is her favorite . . . Riding in the Red Bomb . . . Thomwood Diner with the Girls . . . Pinchy-Winchy anyone? . . . red-faced when lost a skirt in front of Macy's . . . BulIdinkies . . . Poopsie . . . dancing career NAC 13,413 Monitor 131 DOUGLAS I-IUNTOON Thinks small . . . cars . . . California or bust? . . . Mr. Nelson rates . . . '40 Ford . . . latent artistic talent . . . Spanish? A lost cause! DIANA CAROLYN ICE . . rebel with a cause . . . favorites mclude Mr. Heideman, Mr. Davis, and Miss Semple . . . That's putrid . . . freckles! . . . Meanwhile, back at the plantation . . . save your Dixie Cupsg the South will rise again . . . Southem Belle, busy sewing, riding, and reading . . . U of C, with Honors Monitor f2,3,41g Library Club f3,41, V. Pres. C41, Student Librarian i315 TV Tips C3,41 JEAN IRVINE Jeanne . . . Rats . . . Summer 1963 . . vive horseback riding and skiing . . . great . . . Messrs. Gabe, Bomb, and Ely are favorites . . . can't condone conceit. .. Hi Ho Patrick! Away! . . . Hartwick Col- lege . . . French teacher? AFS C41g JRC 13,415 Future Teachers Club C2,3,41g Math Club C2,3,41g Tri-Hi-Y 41,213.41 JUDITH JOHNSTON Judy... Jude . . . mad driver... . . , and there are three graves in the cellar . . . climbs trees at 5 a.m. and throws parties for 150 . . . favorites are Mr. Ely, Mr. Heideman, Joan Baez, skiing, Fire Island, and PAUL . . . Oh, say! . . . Jay-Jay . . . college GO C113 NAC f2,3,41f Monitor C215 Chorus Q1,3,41 .... SUSAN KAESTN ER Sue . . . Kesi . . . You're joking! . Forget It! . . . fills sparse time by skiing, knitting, and driving . . . peeved by hair spray-filled girls' rooms . . . Kail's in a pail with Shail and Ail . . . Messrs. Ely Wright, Bomb, and Mrs. Truax and Little Movers . . . rah, rah, rah . . . O V in the VW . . . college l GO C1,2,413 NAC C315 AFS 1315 Monitor C1,41g Clean-Up Committee C1,21g Tri H1 Y C1,2,3,41, Sec. C413 Varsity Cheerlead ing C413 Intramurals C1,2,3,41g Dance Committees C1,2,3,41 MARILYN KECK ROBERT KARRO Rob . . . Bob. . . Huntsman of PHS... skiing, boating rate . . . PHS favorites are Mrs. Koshar, Mrs. Lomont, and Mr. Solin . . . banks at the Avalon . . . his thoughts lie in Lincoln, Nebraska . . . Animal . . . devastating smile Monitor C455 Intramurals C2,3,45g Deten- tion C2,3,45 X lb- igfixi 'Ceckle . . . canteen goer . . . fan of Jlessrs. Heideman, Bomb, Ely, and Wright '. . You know it! . . . Yeh, right ... pecializes in Bear Ridge blowouts . . . ou better believe it . . . souped-up lord . . . driving, swimming and knitting :eep her busy . . . college -IHS C453 Student Gov't C3,-45: Monitor f45g Ticket Committee C1,255 Men's horus C2,3,459 Senior Chorus C255 Tri- i-Y C1,2,45 JEFFREY KELLY Jeff . . . Kell . . . You are off the beam . . . Okay . . . Ya, Right! . . . Any- one want to learn to water ski?? . . . dis- likes Candlewood Lake's cold water and gum chewers . . . Mr. Ely and Mrs. Henken admirer . . . loopy smelly-Kelly . . . Okay Pam, how did you really get that black eye? . . . I remember Mama . . . engineering NAC C455 PHP C3,45, Capt. C453 JV Basketball C1,25g Varsity Basketball C3,459 JV Baseball C1,25g Varsity Baseball C3,45 KENDY KEPLER Kendy . . . Dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal . . . memories of the March on Washington . . . Messrs. Wittem, Heideman, and Wright rate . . . sensitive and sincere . . . Social worker GO C459 AFS C455 JRC C255 Stage Crew C253 Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,45, Sec. C35, Pres. C45y Intramurals C1,2,3,45 REBECCA KETCHUM Ketch . . . Becky . . . loyal member of the St. Trinians . . . Rebel Fenwick . . . ter- rific wit . . Guess what! . . . You're kidding! . . . favorites include Mr. Ely, Miss Haack, Mrs. Henken, and -Mrs. Wright . . . noon hour parties . . . Every- body should have a minister for a father . . . wants to see Kentucky Derby, Rome, and Switzerland . . . college GQ C3,45g GO C3,45j Green Lantern qs, 453 JCL C2,3,45, Sec'y C3,453 Assembly Critic C3,453 Student Teacher C2,35p Moni- tor C1,45g Tri-Hi-Y C1,25g Homeroom treas. C35g Intramurals C45 ANN KOPFMANN Annie . . . Teddy . . . Messrs Burke, Solin and Cook top her list . . . helps certain struggling Spanish II students . . . the girl with the green hair . . . Leopard girl . . . giggle . . . I'll break his head! . . . squealers are scorned . . . work and mar- riage MEG KRASNER Aw C'mon! . . . usually seen driving around . . . bugged by people who dis- agree with her . . . artistic . . . Mr. Ely is favorite . . . DON . . . hit and run ketchup dropper . . . keeps busy arguing! . . . marriage. ELLEN KOTEEN Ellen . . . Chap . . . Ko-shmo . . . Koteen . . . And my brother, David . . .mis- taking men's room of Americana Hotel for a restaurant . . . the slow bagel . . . C'mon, you guys . . . frequent trips to New Rochelle . . . solve the world's prob- lems, with Shelley's help GQ C215 NHS C4Jg Stud. Gov't C1,2,3,4D, Treas. C453 AFS C453 Monitor C1,3Jg Tri- Hi-Y Cl,2,3,4J, Pres C433 Intramurals Cl, 2,3,4J3 Honor Teams ,....... WILLIAM KRELL Bill . . . enjoys working on cars . . . Messrs. Bitter and Cook rank high . . . goin' fishin ' . . . dislikes people with big mouths . . . intends to see the world . . . a certain sophomore MARY KURACHEK Kurch . . . Rat Fink . . . P'ville Coun try Club with? . . . peeved at boy snobs such as- . . . swimming, tennis, Messrs. Ely, Naz, Heideman and Hoose and Mrs. Lomont rate . . . Flirting with Mr. P. 6th period . . . college Stud. Gov't C2,3Jg Assembly Critic C115 Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,4J, Chap. C3,4Jg County Chap. C355 Honor Teams C315 Intramurals C2,3.4J SUZANNE LaBLONDE skier and sportswoman of the Trinian clan . . . anti-VW's . . . in Windmill . . . Messrs. Ely, and Wright . . . Forget it . . . iggle '. . . also red-faced at the Goody hop . . . college and France Q C1,2,3,45g NHS C455 GO C3,45g Stu- ent Teacher C2,35g Athletic Council C1, 55 Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,45, Treas. C25, Sec'y 35, V.P. C455 Chorus C1,2,35g Intramurals 1,2,3,45 -5 T-eil f LARRY LAWRENCE Larry . . . Who's William Lawrence? ... Champ . . . The Wrights rate . . . drag- ging around Windmill Lake . . . girls and money keep him busy . . . Jungle Cruiser alias ulntemational Scout alias Four- Wheel burner . . . first man on the moon Intramurals C2,3,45g Safety Patrol, Capt C15 ELIZABETH LEE Betsy . . . Mother . . . enjoys Henry Man- cini, baking cookies and watching the drags . . . Mr. Nelson's biology classes... summers at Peach Lake . . . very partial to blond Germans . . . red-faced a certain May Sunday afternoon . . . off to Tomor- rowland GO C1,2,3,45g JV Cheerleading C253 Tri- Hi-Y C1,25g Dance Committees C1,2,3,45 -s PIERRE LAFITTE . Little Reject . . . notre petit Noir . . . Fuzzy-Wuzzy drag race . Mr. Bomb, Mr. Heideman, Mr. Nel- and Mrs. Henken head his list . . . n,' 1 u u n I IC Dere' Mr Universe . . . t girl rates . . . working man P C3,45g JV Baseball Manager C253 tramurals C2,3,45 JEANNE LEMASTERS Jeanne . . . Jean . . . a Mrs. Henken and Mr. Bitter enthusiast . . . You're kid- ding! . . . avid volleyballer . . . math irks her . . . swimming rates . . . loud people and show-offs peeve her . . . Yes, he's my brother . . . executive secretary GQ C355 Monitor C255 Commercial Club C453 Tri-Hi-Y C3,45, Sec. C45g Intra- murals C2,3,45 Q if- X 51 JOHN LENNARTZ John . . . world traveler, movie actor, and collector of coins, stamps, radios, and tro- pical fish . . . you spaz . . . Messrs. Solin, Davis, and Paratore head his list . . . abstains from PHS' fantastic lunches . . . big flirt . . . ready grin . . . college Student Government 1113 Chess Club 12, 31g Intramurals 11,41 CAROL LEW Carol-Barrel . . . Uno, uno, uno . . . Louie . . . Wash, win a few, lose a few . . . squirt guns, stripping, skiing . . . Carol Lou, who? . . . losing petitpants in French and History . . . The Kid, Jr. . . . with Sara will write the book, Pas- sionate DeMoivre, His Life, Times, Loves, and Theorems . . . sunlight GQ 11,2,3,41, Scheduling Editor 141: Monitor 1213 Junior Classical League 1213 1413 Clean-up Committee 11,21, V. Pres. 1215 Tri-Hi-Y 11,2,3,415 Cheerleading 11, 2,3,41, Capt. 141 DIANE LEWIN Di . . . Looge . . . Lu . . tap dancing les- sons from Mary Ann . . . Yeah, right . . . Messrs. Naz, Paratore, Ely, and Sol- azoo are favorites . . . peeved at Seniors without spirit . . . pizza with Steve and Steve . . . Pontiac-ing with Jimmy . . . art school GQ Sales 1415 NAC 13,415 JRC 1213 Dance Comm. 11,2,3,41g Chorus 11,2,31g Intramurals 11,21 is sfliswy if GLORIA LEWIS Giggles . . . Knitting, flowers, reading . . . Mrs. Koshar, Mr. Naz, Mrs. Wright, y la Senorita Nauman rate . . . B'nai Brith Award . . . no se . . . That's great! . . . would enlarge Senior Homeroom seating . . . future trips to Spain, Mexico, and South America Monitor 121: Junior Classical League 121: Stage Crew 1213 Intramurals 11,2,3,41 . - is-K CONSTANCE LEYDEN Connie . . . Ladybug . . . loves to ride and paint . . . handy with a needle . . . All- State Orchestra . . . a Mr. Lund and Mr. Heideman enthusiast . . . would like to go to Yale, but- . . . Thusly . . . beauty and the bass . . . teacher ..... VICTORIA LIPSCOMB Vickie . . . Punkinhead . . . Beautiful . . . knitting, bowling, dancing, horseback riding . . . Messrs. Ely, Scofield, Fletcher, Cook, and Mrs. West are prefered peda- gogues . . . Somewhere over the Rain- bow wants to abolish Regents . . . It's just terr-ible! . . . CPA GQ 13,455 AFS 1455 Math Club 115, Tri- Hi-Y 12,3,45g Intramurals 11,2,3,45 ' i ff s ENE JANET LOHMAN Lohm . . . Jr .... Squeaky . . . Rat Fink! . . . Beans! . . . swimming, photo- graphy, reading, horseback riding, sewing, etc .... Friday, the Thirteenthsp and cakes and chili . . . apple pies for Tri-Hi-Y Thanksgiving Basket . . . Meleney! . . . surgical nurse GQ Photography 1453 Green Lantern 1455 Library Club 13,45, Sec'y 1455 Future Nurses 11,2,3,45 Pres. 135g JRC 11,455 Guidance Monitor 11,255 Student Teach- er 115g School Plays 12,453 Tri-Hi-Y 13, STEVE LOCATELLI Steve . . . Alors!! . . . Messrs. Simon, Iver, and Nelson top his list . . . moves to abolish aromatic gym mats . . . as President, would consult Miss Haack... safari to Kenya . . . leaves his money with a friend at Chase Manhattan . . . jet pilot, architect, or air flight navigator Student teacher 12.35: Projection Crew 13,45 GERALDINE LOCKWOOD Gerry . . . Shortie . . . horses and riding rate high . . . came back a little redder . . . Mrs. Wright, Miss Stallwood, and Messrs. Heideman, Ely, Paratore, and Naz . . . those are the breaks . . . a certain night at the country club . . . scorns stool- pigeons Monitor 12,35g Assembly Critic 11,253 In- tramurals 11,2,3,45, Honor Teams 12,3,45 453 Intramurals 11,2,3,45 JOANN LOPICCOLO Joann . . . likes Mr. Naz, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Nelson . . . peeved by snobs . . . driv- ing around . . . most embarrassed when put in a trash can in front of the school . . . secretary MICHAEL MANZI BRUCE MACDONALD Member of notorious Armonk cnontingent . . . often seen in PHS halls with a certain Junior girl . . . pitching pennies and sixth period bell tower expeditions . . . Ya can't win 'em all . . . Messrs. Ely, Nelson, and Lund rank high . . . engineer SANDRA MACDONALD Sandy . . . can't forget Girl Scout Nat'l Roundup . . . Garbage . . . Mr. Paratore, Miss Haack, and Mrs. Adams head her list . . . knitting and sewing. . . loathes people who ask stupid questions . . . hot- rodder in blue . . . teacher Student Gov't C2,3,45g Orchestra f1,2,3, 455 Tri-Hi-Y 0,255 Leadefs Club f2,3,4,Q Intramurals C1,2,3,45g Honors Teams C2, 3,45 CAROL MAHONY Maxy . . . bad mufflers do not make hot cars . . . 65 on Clark Street in second gear? . . . That's gross . . . painting, rac- ing, Mr. Cook and Mr. Naz. rate . . . It's not Mahoney . . . secretary JRC 41,355 Commercial Club C3,45, Treas. 1455 Guidance Monitor 1453 Chorus C153 Intramurals C1,2,35 WESLEY MACKEY Wes . . . Mack . . . full-time job is keep- ing his car running . . . Beats walkin? . . . collection of money and girls . . . Messrs Sabella, Davis, and Nelson rate . . . wants un-censored Green Gazette . . . Califomia or Bust Mike . . . Perturbed . . . advocated 3- day school week . . . keeps in shape by girl-chasing . . . would like to joumey to Gay Paree . . . Messrs. Cook and Solin head his list . . . famous dive at Pleasant- ville pool or reinforce the elastic in your bathing suit . . . aeronautical engineer PHILIP MARQUIS 'hil . . . Marc . . . INDIANA!! . . . en- :ys bowling, TV, writing, and playing aseball . . . cannot forget the time he itched a shutout . . . future competition ar Sandy Koufax . . . Well, for Heaven's :ke! . . . another Hoosier import . . . ollege Cin INDIANAJ and pro-baseball NANCY McCAIN Nancy . . . sewing, dancing, and painting keep her occupied . . . Mecca: 49 Clark Street . . . Messrs Naz., Bomb., Ely, and Wittern head her list . . . indelible im- print of October 13, 1961 . . . Are you tired of Henry yet? . . . college GQ C453 NAC C1,2,3,4Dg Homeroom Treas- urer C4Jg Dance Committees C1,2,3,4D3 In- tramurals C2,3,4J BRIAN, McDERMOTT Mick . . . I'll do it tomorrow . . . Model A's . . . embarassed on April 22, 1963 on Broadway . . . Messrs. Sabella, Davis, Battey, and Mrs. Koshar rate . . . Are you for real? . . . would re-locate 'SEN- IORS in the Cafe . . . college and Navy JRC C1,2h3 track C1,2Jg JV Football C213 USNR C3,4J, Explorers C1,2,3,4J f TANIA MAXUTOV . Mr. Davis, Mr. Heideman, and I-Ienken are favorites . . . knitting Oh, that's gross! . . . hopes to see someday . . . certain tie clip . . . a SENIOR Smoking Lounge... llege onitor CD9 Future Teachers C423 Chorus ,3,4J CHARLOTTE MCGRAY Charlie . . . Char . . . SPORTS . . . Miss Stallwood supported . . . VERMONT . . . people who stop to talk on stairways bug her . . . Something should be done about PHS' hot lunches! . . . would alter federal foreign aid program . . . copious collection of records . . . phys. ed. teacher Leaders Club C455 Honor Teams and ln- tramurals C3,4Jg Band C43 JANET MELENEY Jan . . . Oh, crunch! . . . Messrs. Ely, Sabella, Battey, and Mrs. Koshar rate high . . . No! It's M-E-L-E-N-E-Y! . . . anti-teased hair and heavy makeup . . . on the spot expressions . . . House on the Hill . . . wild jokes . . . college and nurs- ing AFS C453 Stage Crew C125 Drama Club C415 Future Nurses CD5 Library Club C1,2,3,Jg Tri-Hi-Y Cl,2,3,4Jg Intramurals 61,337 BRUCE MILLER Bruce . . . Gus . . . Spruce . . . enjoys astronomy and bowling . . . noon houn gambler . . . If you had any brains you'C be dangerous . . . What? . . . Mr Hoose, Mrs. Grillo, and Mr. Ely are favorites . . . bugged by Juniors who thinl they're better than SENIORS . . . phys ed. teacher Band C1,2,4Jg JV Basketball C215 Varsity Basketball C3,4Jg Cross country C215 In- tramurals C3,4J ANITA MILLER A-neet . . . Oh! Bean . . . Mr. Cook and Mr. Naz. are favorites . . . Rainbow girl 1 . . . hates phone calls when she's doing ARLENE MEREWITZ Gidget . . . Village Lover . . . busy com- posing poetry . . . modern dance . . . buff . . . interests lie in Forest Hills, N.Y. . . . favorites are Mrs. Marotta, Mr. Lund, and Mr. Ely . . . Dean! Pint sized pack- age homework and the dishes . . . proposed a Senior Smoking Lounge . . . bookkeeper 3 GQ Typing Editor C4Jg JRC C3,4Jg Moni- tor C2,3,4J STEPHEN MILLER Steve . . . I-Iumbug . . . seen on the slopes . . . hates to be bothered with questions he can answer . . . I'1l be in the library during noon hour . . . helps fellow advanced students get approved labs . . . off in the clouds . . . majors in meditation . . . By George . . . con- siders Mr. McLoughlin tops . . . research, chemical engineer Contemplating C1,2,3,4J SUSAN MIMINAUGH Sue . . . approves of tennis, dancing, and Boys . . . swimming adventures at the P'ville Country Club . . . played red light and green light in Driver's Ed. car . . . Mr. Ely and Mr. Paratore top her list . . . advocates a long summer . . .teacher or medical technician GO C25g JRC C153 Clean-Up Committee C1,25g Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,45g Intramurals C1, 2,35 3 Honors Teams C2,35 JAMES MOCKLER . . . furtively eats his three-sandwich nch between sales . . . does amazingly ll on hard history tests . . . I really 'll be good today, Miss Naumann . . . oney lender to his sister . . . Girls' en't worth the trouble they cause! . . . any favorites, including Messrs. Ely, nd, Bomb, Solin, Heideman, and Miss aack . . . History Teacher S C455 Bookstore C455 Stud. Teacher 55 Band C2,3,45g 8:00 Orchestra C3,453 KATHLEEN MONTROSS Kathy . . . Kath . . . not Montrose . . . knitting sweaters Cfor him?5 . . . hates Grumpies . . . little diamond ring . . . He's thuch a thweetie! . . . a Mr. Heide- man and Mrs. Henken enthusiast . . . one- a-see, two-a-see-Tennessee! . . . college Future Teachers C45g Tri-Hi-Y C3,45, Rec. Sec. C453 Chorus C15 JOSEPH MORAN Joe . . . Man, you better believe it ... Messrs Hoose, Wright, and Sabella are favorites . . . math class in the Nurse's Office . . . not Josh . . . eats and sleeps! . . . digs his gin . . . travel around the world Student Gov't C1,2,35g NAC C453 JV Football C1,255 Varsity Football C3,453 Track C35 ........ MYRNA MORAN A 16 year old senior . . . Please, I'd rather do it myselfv . . . feels PHS needs a coke machine . . . Blondie . . . Miss Clairol or otherwise? . . . Messrs. Ely, Solin, and Naz are favorites . . . puts out Assembly Council welcome mat . . . teaching Green Lantern C159 Assembly Council C1, 2,3,453 Monitor C2,355 Student Teacher C2,35g Chorus C455 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45g 1n- tramurals amass-B. RICHARD MULLER Dick . . . cars and electronics . . . easy going and considerate . . . would like t see Antarctica . . . favorites are Mr. Simoi Mrs. Koshar, Mr. Ely and Mr. Heidema . . . remembers Dodgers' four straight o the Yanks . . . Get a Chevy! . . . electr cal engineer Projection Crew C1,2,3,4J, V. Pres. C3, President C413 Student Teacher C1,2I JAMES MORRIS Jim . . . You ----fool! . . . writing, hunting, fishing, reading, and carpentry keep him busy . . . Sandy Koufax really bugs him . . . digs Canadian North Woods . . . Mr. Cook, Mr. Nettleton, and Mrs. Henken are favorites . . . advocates more science courses in PI-IS's curriculum . . . intends to make a stack of money JAMES MORRISON Jim . . . Jimmy . . . sparkling eyes . . . often seen in front of Lorelei's with the Intramurals 13,41 4. KENNETH MORRIS How do you get Steve from that? . . . . . . guitarist, banjoist, bowler, and ath- lete . . . agrees with Al Einstein . and Miss Haack enthusiast . . . Boss No sweat . . . a Mr. Solin, Mr. Ely, . . . bridge and poker dabbler . . . math- minded . . . friendly and enthusiastic . . electrical engineer Boys . . . Messrs. Davis and Solin top his list . . . Give it up . . . travel to Ber- muda . . . few embarrassing, but many unforgettable moments . . . future Lawrence Preston GO C2Jg Student Teacher C1,2,3Jg Dance Decorations C2,3Jg JV Football C2Jg Track C1,2,3Jg Intramurals f1,2,3D SARAH MURPHY Sarah . . . Murphy . . . tennis, swimming, archery rate . . . Cut it out, would you! . . . favors Mr. Cook, Mrs. Henken, and Miss Nulty . . . remembers taking her road test . . . advocates longer lunch-hour, shorter class time . . . secretary JOHN OSTERHOUDT A-1 Nw SUZANNE NILSON Sue . . . water skiing, riding, knitting, sail- ing . . . Grads, you said it! . . . seen with Gerri and Marie . . . Messrs Davis, Ely, and Bomb top her list . . . bothered by quiet study halls . . . Sure, Sue can get the car . . . wants to visit Sweden . . . one night at the Goody Shop . . . college Student Gov't 1233 ,IRC 1333 Clean-up Committee 11,239 Tri-Hi-Y 11,2,3,43g Sec 1333 Chaplain 1433 intramurals 11,2,3,43 CHRISTINE NOVOTNY Chris . . . likes dancing and collecting re- cords . . . Mr. Cook is favorite You bum! . . . most embarrased when she got a speeding ticket right in the middle of P'ville . . . new hair-dos . . . marriage- minded STEPHANIE ANNE OSBORNE Stevie . . . extremely loquaious . . . I'll never tell . . . enjoys knitting and read- ing . . . doing French and spilling perfume in Mr. Davis' American History class . . . arts and crafts, ice skating . . . Bronxville . . . I passed Math 10!! . . . You're no longer funny . . . Messrs. Davis, Ely, and Gilmore . . . teacher GO up, JRC 13,43g Monitor 11,2,43, Library Club 1333 Tri-Hi-Y q1,2,3,4J JAMES O'BRIAN Jim . . . what a smile! . . . always looks for the good times . . . objects to residue tests . . . Mr. Ely rates . . . run off road by a school bus . . . Residue Club . . . advocates a Senior Parking Lot and Senior Lounge . . . Big Jim . . . millionaire play- boy! . . . college ' GO 1433 Dance Committee 1435 Intra- murals 11,2,3,43 Osty . . . Johnny . . . No. 1 GO sales representative of the year . . . Messrs Solin, Wright, and Beattie head his list . . . Hello- . . . What's the score, who's winning? . . . would install a working heating system . . . college GO 1435 Student Teacher 11,2,33g Clean- Up Committee 11,23g Class Committees 1l,2,3,43g Homeroom Treasurer 11,2,3g J. V. Football 11,235 Track 13,435 Intra- murals 11,2,3,43 DONALD PETERSON BARBARA PERRY Barb . . . Big deal! . . . knit two, purl two . . . Strike . . . Tough . . . Mr. Naz. and Mrs. Henken head her list . . . seen with Carolyn and Jean . . . elemen- tary school teacher Monitor 11,313 Tri-Hi-Y 13,41 D. J .... Donnie . . . That's tough, man, tough! . . . dislikes loquacious but passive females . . . Mr. Sabella and Mr. Wright are favorites . . . girl-watching . . . as President, would declare war on Sleepy Hollow, Rye, and Chappaqua . . . college Monitor 1413 Student teacher 11,2,313 Track 11,21 MICHAEL PHILLIPPO Mike . . . enjoys taking posed candid shots sixth period . . . favors Mr. Ely and Mr. Nelson . . . always a smile . . . partial to blondes . . . advocates X-K-E's for Driv- er Ed . . . hates getting tangled in red tape . . . photography editor of Playboy at thirty GQ, Photography 12,3,41, Editor 1413 Green Lantern Photography Editor 1413 NAC 1l,2,3,413 Monitor 141: Clean-up Committee 11,213 Chorus 11,2,3,413 JV Football 11,213 Varsity Football 13,413 JV Basketball 11,213 Varsity Basketball 13,413 Baseball 11,213 Track 131 BARBARA PLUMB Barb . . . skiing, skating, and cooking . . specializes in 100's on Math Regents . . . neat and organized . . . The bills are-- . . . Oh, really? . . . subtle tease . . . advocates a SENIOR homeroom and single SENIOR lockers . . . a Messrs Ely, Solin, and Heideman supporter . . . college NHS 13,412 GO 12,3,41, Sec.-Treas. 1413 AFS 1313 Tri-Hi-Y 11,2,3,41, County Council 12,31, Sec. 131, V. Pres. 1415 Intramurals 11,2,3,41 MITZI PORTER Mitz . . . knitting, poetry, Carvels, and speaking foreign languages . . . our favorite Swiss Ambassador . . . enthusiastic and energetic . . . retreats to Mt. Kisco . . . Mr. Gabe, Mr. Solin, Miss Haack, and Mrs. Henken are favorites . . . dislikes in- sincere people . . . I don't know . . . Right! . . . Michigan! GO 1313 NHS 13,41, Sec.-Treas. 1413 AFS 13,41, Sec. 131, Pres. 1413 Class Secretary 11,213 Student Government 1313 Athletic Council 11,213 Clean-Up Com- mittee 1213 Tri-Hi-Y 11,2,3,41, V. Pres. 12,31, Pres. 1413 Leacler's Club 131 ke LAURA REDMOND Laurie . . . Mr. Naz claims her robins look like vultures . . . self-taught guitarist C?5 . . . advocates full SENIOR pep rally participation . . . Mr. Naz, Mr. Para- tore,-all of them . . . proposes a co-ed West Point . . . Oui, je parle francais . . . commercial art GQ C3,45g Tri-Hi-Y C35 ANN REMSEN ie . . . Remco . . . painting and sleep- fill her spare time . . . For Pete's . . . Mrs. Henken, Mr. Naz, Mr. Ely Mr. Paratore rank high . . . peeved gummy water fountains . . . You're ding . . . hates long hikes to the ckey field . . . Nifty . . . teacher C C155 Monitor C253 Chorus C1,3,45g ega- ANN RIEMENSCHNEIDER Riemie . . . Schnitzel . . . people watcher and guitar player . . . Like a fish it is! . . . perfectionists peeve her . . . Miss Haack is favorite . . . never on time . . . quick repartees . . . music . . . college GQ C453 Student Gov't C2,45g Portrait C355 junior Chorus C155 Men's Chorus C3, 455 Orchestra C255 Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,45: intramurals Cl,2,3,45 GAIL RINGWOOD Gail . . . seen toting a 9' by 12' rug down Main Street . . . a Mr. Cook, Mr. Lund, Miss Nulty supporter . . . keeps busy creating hair styles . . . suggests shorter school day . . . will never forget solo journey to New Jersey . . . secretary JRC 421 C ANN MARIE RISLEY Annie . . . Marilyn! . . . Wanna buy some mints, Mr. Davis? . . . Delta's Candid Camera . . . Candy Striping . . . bowling, knitting, horseback riding . . . Church with G. Bomb . . . Let's have that note, Miss Risley . , . Messrs. Bomb, Davis, Lund, Gabe, and Heideman rate . . . nurse GQ Photography C455 Future Nurses C2,3, 45, Pres C355 Library Club C1,25, Sec- Treas C35, Treas C453 JRC C153 AFS C453 Monitor C1,2,35g Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,45 DONALD ROBINSON Don . . . Robby . . . partial to College Boards . . . fondly recalls dropping Trig . . . Messrs Bomb, Ely, and Sabella rank high . . . Get loose! . . . Toe it out! . . . TRACK . . . advocates an enlargened PHS . . . science JRC C319 Organ Club C1,2,3,41g Cross Country C3,41, Capt. C41g Track C2,3,41: Varsity Club C3,41g Intramurals C2,3,41 ROBERT ROEMER Robie . . . little man . . . medalized, SWIACed and sweatered in the sport, Cross Country . . . Mr. Ely and the Wrights rate . . . life of the party . . . suggests ice cream parlor for P'ville . . Move it out . . . persuasive piano . . college GO C1,2,3,41, V. Pres. C41g Student Teach- er C2,31g Assembly Critic C3,-413 Cross Country C2,3,41, Capt. C413 Track C2,3,41g JV Basketball C21 RICHARD ROESING Jose . . . Pm joining GQ . . . German! . . . golf, coins, bowling, and soccer keep him busy . . . Rosy . . . persistently per- fecting his JAT . . . passing a Gahlen test!! . . . Messrs. Cook, Davis, Wright, 1 Solin, and Mrs. I-Ienken enthusiast . . . Fink . . . architectural engineer Chess Club C2,3,41g Varsity Club C2,3,41, Golf C2,3,41g Intramurals C2,3,41 JOAN ROLFS Joanie . . . enjoys driving, Mr. Ely and Mr. Fossum . . . Oh dam! . . . ball-point- pen-clickers bug her . . . red faced in Alt- man's coffee shop . . . Wait a minute . . . seen at a certain window every noon . . . wants to see London in a Thunder- bird . . . college JRC C413 AFS C419 Library Club C313 Tri-Hi-Y C3,413 Intramurals C2,41 BETSY ROSENBLUM Bets . . . You didn't say we were going t 4 w 1 1 w W d have a quiz, Miss Naumann . . . dig W the Saab . . . Yea, Armonk! . . .skiing . . . would shorten PHS day to 2:30 . . 4 Give the SENIORS the parking lot!' . . . a Mr. Hoose, Mrs. Henken, Mr. Ely supporter . . . college 3 GQ advertising C413 Monitor C313 Tri-Hi' Y C3,41g Intramurals C31 gl Q l...g,.....1-. ..1..1m1-A JEANNETTE RYAN Jeannie . . . That's not the point . . . embarrassed when she cooked her first egg . . . would like to help newly indepen- dent African nations . . . basketball, soft- ball, and bike riding rate . . . taught Tri- Hi-Y the Waddle . . . Mr. Wright, Mr. Lund, and Miss Stallwood . . . doctor Tri-Hi-Y 131g Hockey ARTHUR RYERSON rtie . . . Art . . . that illegible scrawl . . a Mr. Lund, Miss Haack supporter . . unidentified homework . . Brubeck la Ryerson . . . takes Band breaks . . . 'But I did it, Miss Naumann . . . intends o be famous tudent Court 13,423 Men's Chorus C3,4Dg ross Country f4Jg Intramurals C31 TODD SANDLER Forget it . . . tee for two . . . Hawk . . . a Mr. Sabella and Mr. Heideman enthus- iast . . . ban bogies! . . . stubbom chem teachers bug him . . . Hand me my mashie niblick, caddie . . . Sterling . . . scientist Student Gov't 1155 Student Teacher C355 Varsity Club C1,2,3,4-D3 Golf f1,2,3,4JQ Intramurals C2,3J THOMAS SANDLER Tom . . . How did you get a 12 on that last hole? - I missed a 2 foot putt for an 11 . . . another Hawk . . . Apples . . . eagle enthusiast . . . Mr. Nelson, Mr. Heideman, and Mrs. Kiefer are favorites . . . slight swim in Sleepy Hollow lake . . . undecided Golf C1,2,3,4Dg Varsity Club C1,2,3,4Jg ln- tramurals f2,3,4D JOHN SANFILIPPO Sam . . . Messrs. Nelson, Ely, Burke . . . nix on cold pizza . . . bowling, fishing, ham radio . . . Like Hi! . . . hot Pontiac - That's not a fire! It's my car!! . . . college and world travel Stage Crew C473 Intramurals C31 JANE SAVAGE Squaw . . . Chubby . . . That's not funny . . . Stop it, John . . . Back in Doug- laston-- . . . Good old Bayside! . . . Portia of Student Court . . . teaching Zippy to play tennis . . . sailing on Windmill Lake . . . Mr. Bomb, Mr. I-Ieideman, and Miss Haack rate . . . Schweppervescent Savage . . . Lawyer GQ 1453 NHS 1453 Green Lantem 1459 Student Court 13,455 AFS 1455 Monitor 13,453 Student Teacher 1355 Honor Teams likes Mr. Hoose and Mr. Solin . . . and Intramurals 13,45 w 1 L JILL SAWYER Jill . . . bakes delicious cakes for sixth period . . . long talks with Mrs. Truax . . . summer '63 and little movers . . . Have you got your permit yet? ... Right ... red-faced when sent to Mr. Sabella with Pat and Betsy . . . Mrs. Truax, Miss Haack, Mr. Gabe rate . . . teacher GQ 13,453 Copy Editor 1453 Student Gov't 11,253 NAC 135, Sec'y 145g Monitor 11,2,3,453 Tri-Hi-Y 11,2,3,45, County Council 1459 JV Cheerleading 1255 Intra- murals 1l,2,3,45 ANTOINETTE SCAGLIONE Toni . . . came from Roosevelt along with Mr. Guttman . . . Squeaky . . . wants to look her age . . . You know what I mean . . . knitting, dancing, Mrs. Adams, and Mrs. I-Ienken are favorites . . . suggests twirling squad for PHS . . . beautician or secretary s CAROL SCHLESINGER Did anyone call me while I was gone?' . . . will never forget the first time she drove alone . . . Mr. Bomb and Mr. Davis top her list . . . peeved at people whc stare . . . dancing and collecting record: keep her occupied . . . Did I get any mail? . . . would enlarge the parking lot . . . Marriage Nurse's monitor 135 l l w 4 JOHN SCOFIELD John . . . Scof . . . Snit . . . muscle man never an embarrassing moment . . . F or- get it! . . . hard core , . . distinctive voice . . . Big Bad John . . . Bermuda- bound . . . intends to be President 1of what?5 Stud. Teacher 1255 JV Football 1253 In- tramurals 12,35 PETER SCOPTON Pete . . . '1VIarat! . . . painting and foot- ball and painting and football . . . Mr. Naz and Mr. Solin are on top . . . frog hunt-10!20f62! . . . can often be found at Stoney Brook Place with that Redhead . . . Peeved by same Redhead . . . those perfect punts to the one yard line . . . feels moving basketball games to outdoor courts would pay off NAC 13,415 Clean up committee 11,21, Pres 11,213 Locker Inspector 11,213 Men's Chorus 11,2,3,41g Track 12,3,41g JV Foot- ball 11,213 Varsity Football 141 Q l x L LINDA SEELY Stinky . . . remembers meeting a friendly policeman at Byram Lake . . . dances on bowling ball machines . . . Mr. Ely rates ROBERT SILVESTRO Bob . . . soccer fiend . . . Mrs. Henken and Mr. Hoose are favorites . . . would go to Hawaii 1with lots of money1! . . . big tease . . . Greasebal1 . . . suggests a PHS soccer team JRC 13,413 PHP 1415 Intramurals 13 41 GARY SEE Gary . . . See-Saw . . . hit by a Sandler- sent golf ball . . . model building, reading, Messrs Wright, Solin, and Sabella are favorites . . . annoyed by Hawks . . . I want to get my 12X done . . . My brother, Doug . . . engineer Intramurals 12,3,41 high . . . digs western boys . . . What say? . . . parking lot for SENIORS! . . . Oh, gross! . . . I became a blonde and found out . . . teacher NAC 13,415 Halloween House 1413 Cheer- leading 1315 Intramurals and Honor Teams 123,41 ALICIA SIMCOX Alicia . . . Oh, brother! . . . voodoo dolls . . . painter and knitter . . . fan of Messrs. Bomb, Naz, O'Neill and Sabella . . .- ardent trumpet fan . . . advocates co- ed lockers . . . likes Califomia imports . . . will never forget passing Math 10 . . . commercial artist Monitor 1213 ,IRC 1313 Tri-Hi-Y 13,41g Intramurals 131 MARIE SOMMER PATRICIA JO SIMON Pat . . . Patty Jo . . . When we were young and foolish . . . But, Miss Win- slow-! . . . Honors English, swimming, picnics . . . Green Quill Editors will meet in G2 . . . Hey, you guys! . . . eating 1unch in the Closet . . . EUROPE! . . . What do you think, Pete? . . . Louder! determined and delightful . . . Mt. I-Ioyoke Ski Slopes GQ 11,2,3,41, Ass't Ed-in-Chief 131, Co- Ed-in-Chief 1415 NHS 13.41, V.P. 1415 GO 11,2,315 AFS 13,415 Cheerleading 12, 3,41, Capt. 1215 Thespian Society 11,2,31g Honor Teams 12,31 JEFFREY SMITH Jeff . . . loves are music and singing, food, and horses, in that order . . . Swing Babe . . . prefers Band as male sanc- tuary . . . new import from California . . . thinks tall . . . intends to visit the twenty-three states he hasn't yet Band 1415 Orchestra 141 JONATHAN K. SMITH Jake . . . Jacques le Fort . . . It's always negative . . . Zut alors! . . . Russophile . . . When do you get rid of that beard, Smith? . . . skiing, pulling wings off flies, swimming . . . famous beer party . . . Pas d'actions, Mr. Smith! . . . Bring back Ray E. Boguslav! . . . Messrs. Ely and Solin are favorites . . . will establish speak- easy on left Bank of Moskva GQ 1415 NHS 1415 Green Lantem 1415 Math Club 1215 Thespian Society 13,419 School Plays 13,415 JRC 13,415 Student Teacher 11,2,31,' Band 11,2,3,415 JV Base- ball 1215 Track 13,41 SUSAN SNELL Susie . . . Sue . . . indulges in skiing, swimming and starring on the St. Trinians . . . glows with enthusiasm...Mr. Gil- more, Miss Haack, Mr. Solin and Mrs. Truax in particular . . . How fabulous! . . . Phenomenal! . . . college GO 12,3,41, Ticket Treasurer 1415 GQ 1415 Class Treas. 11,215 Student Teacher 11,215 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,41, Treas. 1415 ln- tramurals 11,41 S 4 t 1 S s 2 Rie . . . swimming, writing letters, danc- ing and Trinians rate high . . . Mr. Ely, Mr. O'Neil, Mrs. Hogue . . . I'll never tell . . . weekend at Trinity Pawling . . . Volkswagons bug her . . . noon-hour gambler . . . I can't bet the Card . . . Oh, V.O.T. . . . always on the go . . . social worker GQ 12,3-,415 JRC 1315 Monitor 12,315 Stud. Teacher 12,315 Stud. Council 111, V.P. 1115 Homeroom treas. 1215 Youth Fellowship 11,2,31, Pres. 1115 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,415 Intramurals 11,2,3,41 SUSAN SPIVEY Sue . . . New Year's Eve and all . . . visiting Cazenovia . . . a Mr. Hoose en- thusiast . . . GARY! . . . going to the Junior Prom? . . . They tried to tell us we're too young . . . prefers Pontiacs . . . Young love . . . Port Jefferson! JAMES SULLIVAN ' ' ' secretary Jim . . . Scoff . . . cars and guitars . . . Commercial Club My bugged by conceited people . . . Mr. Sa- bella and Mr. Solin are two of his favor- ites . . . Where's Stromack? . . . remem- bers adventures in Florida . . . feels parking lot should be re-opened . . . Traveling mann GO C455 Student Teacher C2,35g Track 412,35 v .. 1 32-fm A-Qfftffiiii X - tr si- : - -kiflii x K me -- Lf s X . Q ' s- ass ..e'is.s1 :ss -5 -A r P 1 is sl. ELLEN STRONG illlie-Belly . . . what Q nut . . . favorites re Doc and Mr. Wright . . . will never orget her first driving lesson . . . geesh . . Smiley . . . would like to install es- -alators in PHS . . . knitting keeps her iusy . . . anti-snobs . . . secretary EQ C455 Commercial Club C3,45, V.P. 1453 ,IRC C15g Tri-Hi-Y C3,45g Cort. Sec'y 453 Intramurals C1,2,35 Q-91 1 MARTHA TEN BROECK Marthe . . . Merther . . . Wanna know my middle name? . . . trying to teach Zippy bridge during study ball . . . Computers will one day rule the world . . . Michigan- phile . . . Pm failing Driver Ed! . . . Messrs. Solin, Ely, Heideman, Hoose, and Gabriel rate . . . U. of Michigan GQ Business Manager C455 Math Club C2,3,45, Pres. C2,3,45g AFS C355 Future Teachers C2,35, Treas. C355 Assembly Critic C253 Student teacher C1,35g Chorus C153 Tri-Hi-Y C45 S1695 ANITA TIEDEMANN Anita . . . Watch it Tiedemanf' quote, Mr. Solin . . . staying after school for Mr. O'Neil . . . making wire elephants . . . Mr. Sabella, Mrs. Henken, and Mr. Hoose are favorites . . . The Last Time I Saw Venice . . . seventh period study hall table . . . nurse Future Nursesg Intramurals EUGENE TIESLER Gene . . . Chip . . . beats them skins' . . . Tennis and the tympani . . . Messrs. Bomb, Lund, Lockwood and Doc . . . peeved at watching pro-football . . . a PHS Music Man . . . finds blowing up the boiler most unforgettable . . . would elim- inate physics and get a new gym to im- prove PHS JRC C1,23,' Organ Club f2,3,43g Band Q1,2,3,43g Orchestra f1,2,3,43g Men's Chorus C2,3,43g Tennis C1,2,3,43g Intra- murals C2,3,43 JOHN TODD John . . . engages in sports such as bowl- ing, golfing, and pool . . . disapproves of moochers and class meetings . . . fondly recalls whizzing through chem tests . . . the three H's rate: Heideman, I-loose, and Haack . . . Ban Freshman from the com- ers! . . . Tomorrowland Monitor C433 Baseball C1,2,33g Intramurals C1,2,3,43 NANCY TULL Nan . . . Tulli . . . 'IN.1lli-Babes . . . cute and talented . . . God grief! . . . favorites are Messrs. Ely, Naz, and Gabe . . . sin- cere . . . Oh, disgust, oh V.O.T.! . . . mon petit chou . . . Let's go to Armonk . . . Who's yer Hoosier? . . . Chihuahua! . . . college NHS C43g GO 43,439 Stud. Teacher Cl,2, 33: Assembly Critic C135 Monitor C335 Thespian Society C2,3,43, V.P. C335 School Plays C2,3,435 Dance Committee 11,339 Tri-Hi-Y Cl,2,3,43 5 I E s MELDA TUNCAY Best Turkish import since tobacco . . . Mo- hammed's Valentine's Day gift . . . bright, ebullient, enthusiastic, friendly personality . . . whisking ponytail . . . How did you get that black eye?-Skiing? . . . Abdel Amerikann . . . language is never a barrier to one who can communicate . . . Turkish Delight . . . traveling, bowling, playing the piano . . . the perfect representative of Turkey . . . has endeared herself and her country to us Delta Tri-Hi-Y C433 A.F.S. Club C433 Student Govemment C43 ANNE VALENTINE Nancy . . . marches in with the St. Trin- ians . . . GO ticket taker who once over- charged S10 . . . blue hats and Green Lantern conventions . . . It's a secret- but . . . Mr. Gilmore, Mrs. Koshar, Mr. Bomb are favorites . . . Annieee! . . . sociology GO C2,3,43g Green Lantern C43, Co-Fea- ture Editorg Student Teacher C1,23g Tri- Hi-Y C1,2,3,43, Chaplain C23, V. Pres. C33, Pres. C43 DONALD VALENTINE Don . . . Huntsman of Armonk . . . pet peeves are snobs . . . Mr. Sabella and Mr. Solazzo are favorites . . . to improve PHS suggests abolishing homeroom periods and shortening the school day . . . soft spoken with a big stick? Track and field 12,31 WILLIAM VALENTINO ill . . . Guillaume . . . Rudolph? . . . 'Life goes on . . . suggests co-ed phys. ed. essrs. Cook, Solin and Nelson head his ist . . . supports short skirt style . . . hessman . . . locker room showers with pen windows-? . . . avid Yankee fan sports-minded . . . Italian spelunker Gov't 11,2,3,413 Planning and 13,413 V. Pres. 1413 Monitor 41 Student Teacher 12,315 Clean-up 11,213 Cross Country 12,315 Basketball 1213 Intramurals 12,3,41 THOMAS VANDIVORT Vandi . . . Sandi . . . Grampa . . . Mr. O'Neil 's cynical -1 . . . decidedly Democrat . . 'Tm doomed! . . . Mr. Solin, Mr. O'Neil, and Mrs. Henken top his list . . . Uncle Tom . . . cool cometist . . . fishing fan . . . college GQ 1415 Student Gov't, Pres. 111 1Ar- morzk1g Band Pres. 111 1Armonk1g Home- room V. P. 121, Pres. 131g Intramurals 12, 3,41 FRANK VELETTO Stelletto . . . Wool . . . No kidding! . . . decidedly anti-Dodger . . . Yea Yankees! . . . swimming, cars . . . sharp Chevy . . . Messrs. Hoose, Campbell, Davis, and Heid- eman rank high . . . will never forget his first speeding ticket . . . attracted to gamb- ling centers of the world . . . Air Force Projection Crew 141, Intramurals 111 NANCY WARD Nance . . . skilled sailor . . . Trinians, reading, eating, sewing, and daydreamin are favorite pastimes . . . ready sense of humor . . . Miss Haack, Mr. Lund, and Mr. Paratore are among favorites . . Asi es la vida . . . female truck driver? . . . Nurse Nancy, R.N. GQ 1413 NHS 1413 Monitor 11,415 As- sembly Critic 12,31g JRC 1413 Tri-Hi-Y 11,2,3,41, Treas. 131, Bouncer 1415 Danc Committees 13,431 Methodist Youth Fel lowship 1l,2,3,41, Pres. 141g Intramurals 11,2,3,41g Honor Teams 12,31 JUDY WATKINS Judy . . . Gross! . . . keeps occupied sew- ing, reading, writing and walking . . . comic book culture . . . thinks all her teachers are great . . . pensive, poetic, yet personable . . . an umbrella for three . . . hasn't given up riding the merry-go- round . . . teaching and travel NHS C435 Monitor C2,43g Library Club C3,43g Pres. C435 Revision Committee for PHS Handbook C233 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,435 Chaplain C3,43g Intramurals C2,33 C Ns L X X st X ..r: C , .. XWF2' - TQ5i3if1: - . : .. -s DARRELL WEAVER Tex . . . Seven-week holiday . . . people peeve him . . . blonds have more fun? . . . advocates removal of Frosh and Soph classes . . . A Messrs. Solin and Sabella supporter . . . go golf . . . often left holding the bag-of money . . . Armonk is his Utopia . . . Chemist JRC C2,3,43g Treas. C435 Golf C2,3,435 JV Football C235 Intramurals C2,3,43 'X X CAROLE WEISS A Christmas Carole . . . Let's go through Weissport! . . . Lionel, bite him! . . . spends spare time drawing serpents . . . Drat! . . . right through the garage . . . resents roads tests . . . Messrs. Wright, Gilmore, Bomb, Miss Haack, Mrs. Kenken and Mrs. Koshar, to name a few . . . col- lege GO, Lit Staff C435 AFS C433 Tri-Hi-Y C3, 439 Intramurals C2,3,43 VICTORIA WI-IITLOCK Vicky . . . Whit . . . Asi es la vida . . . boating, knitting, swimming and skating rate . . . Messrs. Solin, Ely and Hoose top her list . . . Henry's birthday! . . . Rye game, 1962 . . . would install picnic tables and a SENIOR lounge in PHS . . . teacher GQ C435 Green Lantern C333 JRC C233 Planning and Leadership C433 Sec. C433 Student Gov't C333 Tri-Hi-Y C1,2,3,43g Intramurals C1,2,3,43 JAMES WILLIS Jim . . . Wilson . . . Lincoln Center Concerts . . . Well, Mr. Leyden, we- . . . Is that great or is that great? . . . most all PHS teachers rate . . . hates home- work . . . PHS' Mitchell Miller, without the beard . . . tremendous musician . . . football fan . . . PHS' gift to Eastman School Band C1,2,3,43, Drum major C43: Orches- tra C1,2,3,43g Men's Chorus C2,3,43g Organ Club C435 All-State Orchestra C3,43g All- County Orchestra C1,2,3,43g Intramurals EUGENE WINKLER vene . . . Hi-Gene! . . . Francophile? . . shing and cars keep him busy . . . 'equently clutch-less . . . Winky Dink. .. gon-time advanced chemistry class . . . lin supporter . . . deport the Demo- 'ats . . . college 'lath Club C413 Chess Club C315 Track ,3,41: JV Basketball C215 Cross Country 1g Intramurals C2,3,41 RUTH WRING Rufus . . . Wring-Ding . . . Booby! . . . writing letters to And- sews up a storm . . . How Grub- blush, blush . . . sexy two-piece thing suit . . . a Mr. Bomb and Mr. eideman supporter . . . constant co- ette . . . college Q Advertising C413 Library Club C1,2, 1, V.P. C31, Pres C215 Future Nurses ,413 Treas. C415 Stud. Teacher C1,2,313 horus C1,2,31g Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,41, City ouncil C41 EDWIN WYATT Devout Dodger fan . . . Eddie . . . always friendly, grinning . . . All right a' ready! . . . Elvis enthusiast . . . -king of a nut! . . . forever singing . . . Messrs Heideman, Beattie, Cook and Bitter are favorites . . . will never forget historic moment when he met Mr. Heideman JV Baseball C219 Varsity Baseball C319 Men's Chorus C1,2,3,41g Freshman Chorus C11 GEOFFERY YORKE Geoff . . . Jeffrey in Spanish Class . . . Yea, AuH20! . . . taxi service to EAV . . . Very poor . . . I protest! . . . often sought by the Birdman . . . unofficial treasurer of English 12H .... A pox on it . . . Messrs. Hoose, Battey, Davis, and Fossum rate . . . DeMo1ay political office . . . teaching GQ C413 NHS C419 Assembly Council C1,2,3,41, V.P. C31, Critic Chairman C415 Future Teachers C3,41, Treas. C413 Moni- tor C2,41g Stud. Teacher C119 Intramurals C2,3,41 MARILYN ZIPES Mari . . . Zip . . . Zippy . . . Borscht . . . Bulldittie! . . . Mr. Gabe and Mrs. Henken, so many others . . . fare-less train rider . . . knitting, crossword puzzles, sing- ing anywhere and anytime . . . Barefoot Contessa of Grand Central Station . . . Pollyanna of PHS . . . My brother, the doctor . . . teacher GQ C3,41g Lit. Ed. C415 NHS C3,41,' Assembly Council C2,3,41g Sec-Treas C413 Future Teachers C2,31g Sec C315 AFS C3,41g Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,41g V. Pres. C41 SUSAN ZOLA Sue . . . Zol . . . Suzuki . . . Go easy . . . peeved by blackwalled tires . . . water-skiing, sailing, Mr Solin, Mr. Ely, and Mr. Stejskall rate high . . . remembers a day at Lake George with Shelley . . . running out of gas on Saw Mill with Carol and Shelley - at 3:00 A.M. next to a policeman . . . physical therapist GQ C31g GO C1,2,3,41g Planning and Leadership C3,41, Sec'y C31, Pres C415 Student Teacher C 213 Clean-up Committee C1,21g Tri-Hi-Y Cl,2,3,41, Corr. Sec C41g Dance Committees C31g ,IV Cheerleading C213 Intramurals C1,2,3,41 ftnpff o XJ we ro-Q ITE? IP-P NS 5 Senior Class History S The Class of 1964 comes to high school . . . Audubon, UN, Consumer's Union trips . . . rush parties . . . Luau '61 . . . the advent of our Clean-up Committee . . . , W Armonk's multiple music teachers . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Great Expectations . . . famous library charts . . . Blue Moon . . . mad dash from the Junior High gym . . . the great Boston murder . . . vocation and foreign coun- try reports . . . stacking lockers . . . Seniors rob the cradle .I . . Jack Rank versus Shakespeare . . . Mrs. Grillo said we were the best Freshman Class she had ever seen . . . Good-bye Stanley-lhello Jerry! . . . gym exams? . . . Runaway . . . trips to Mr. Sabella . . . Pat as Anastasia . . . start of science seminars . . . greatest Senior Talent Show of all time . . . epic Biology classes . . . beer bottle in the Freshman hall . . . Lewin's and Rosenb1um's slumber parties . . . the Altruists . . . go fly a kite, Charlie Wright! . . . parties for Jose-Gilly's and Pete's cake . . . F1etcher's paddle and Scof's eraser . . . Meynard G. Krebbs Beatnik Pad . . . Boston Pops . . . Mrs. O'Gri1l's party . . . good-bye Miss Summa . . . Igor Poltergeist . . . Midnight on the Caribbean. 1 ca Zap! . . . enter Tempests . . . Can I borrow your bandage? . . . Gary the Gil . . . World History extra credit reports . . . the Big O . . . the hordes from Armonk invade PHS . . . Mr. Ely's fancy footwork . . . We fried Rye! . . . Jimmy replaces Johnny . . . sororities: to be or not to be? . . . Silas Marner . . . E ,iw , i f V 5 X Armonk Canteen . . . the Squires . . . Egg-Head Bs Ely . . . Sophomore girls sports sweep . . . Hodge-Podge . . . English Honors and Gideon . . . Llewellyn vs sex . . . Bargain Base- Clf ment Boogie . . . Which class has the most spirit? . . . Mrs. Grillo said we were the best Sophomore Class she had ever seen . . . Hank and Roy-Varsity starters . . . Bier's slumber party . . . Moon-Equipped JV . . . buffet party in Chemistry for Robie . . . Delta's bill best . . . Autumn Daze . . . Johnston's open houses start. Car 54--Where's Mr. Zahn? . . . Old Village Deli . . . Hen and Nan still at it . . . West Side Story . . . mad rush to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles . . . If you want to be happy for the rest of your life' . . . let's try French 3 again? . . . Do not forsake us, Herman Hall! . . . Natty Bumppo Angels bomb out . . . Verbal score-200? . . . write-in ballots for Boguslav . . . Zahn and Campbell make the splash . . . Chappaqua boys . . . Bishop for President! . . . Bad News . . . r L surprise parties . . . do boy- B blondes have more fun? . . . parking in the flats . . . Junior Classical League toga-draping . . . Mr. Wittern escapes from the foxes' lair . . . Juniors in NHS . . . Bossa Nova . . . I dreamed I l went to a fire drill in my- . . . l 1 l The last of the Odd Balls? . . . 230 sign up for Driver Ed . . . Crystal Balle-a financial success!-and Nan is Belle of the Balle . . . How to Row a Boat by Clyde Griffithi . . . the return of llAnge Gabriel . . . Mrs. Grillo said were the best Junior Class she had ever seen . and Bob's cross-country expedition . . . our Dutch Lia . . . Sarah Jackman, Sarah Jackman . . . Coach the year . . . l W e try harder . . . SWIAC Seniors at last! . . . Check it out . . . Mitzi comes back yodeling . . . poker at PJ's . . Nan the witch . . Mike's Senior slashes . . . Hillybilly Hootenanny . . . Mr. Heideman takes Physics . . . 'enter to serve, go forth to learn' . . . Paul- North to Alaska . . . Melda the superskier . . . sixth period mass exodus to the GQ office . . . the bluenose Green Gazette . . . matchmaking for Mr. Bomb . . . Mrs. Geremia sentinel of the parallel bars . . . Sons of Boguslav, Inc. Bowl . . . CV's . . . flipping coins in the Senior hall . . . twitch . . . Henken Burns English classes with bagpipes . . . 2nd edition of Green Lantern comes out in February . . . Moose Wright . . . third period coffee klatch . . . NHS loses Mrs. Grillo and gains Mr. Cook . . . Let's go skiing . . . PJ's break- fast club . . . cartoons in the girls' locker room? . . . Mr. O picks up a roommate . . . college clutch--early decision -sweating it out . . . Student Government cake sales . . . Mr. Davis sends greetings from Innsbruck . . . Your 72nd summons, Helfer? . . . elephant jokes . . . Mr. Hoose's homeroom revolts against Assembly Council . . . This could be trouble . . . Yea St. Trinians! . . . Mrs. Grillo said we were the best Senior Class she had ever seen Csurpriselj . . . little movers . . . star rebounder joins Avalon Club . . . Mr. Lund brings back a souvenir from Japan . . . wine and French bread in the cafeteria . . . and Phy- sical Fitness meetings in the gym . . . L'Etat c'est Monsieur Gabe . . . Hollywood comes to PHS- all Hock to see The Cardinal . . . It's Aca- demic . . . a November 22nd to remember . . . Mr. Guttman and Guidance Associates . . . Olym- pics . . . Lawrence of Arabia . . . Members of the faculty, Seniors, and children . . . Mr. Davey just said every word I was going to say! . . . Melda Americanizes America . . . Andromaque . . . Beatlemania hits PHS yeah! yeah! yeah! . . . that was the blizzard that was-300 absent in one day? . . .Cassius is King . . . little wheels make big noise . . . turkey soup on Friday? . . . GQ Editor-in- Chief takes it on the lam-to Paris . . . term papers over Easter vacation . . . finals . . . Senior Ball at the Hilton . . . Long Island beach party . . . Commencement the begin ning of a new part of our lives. K. Speare CTreas.J, N. Schmit CSec.7, C. Heyel CV. Pres.D, T. Consolo CPres.J The class of 1965, this year's junior class, had another successful year under the leadership of President Tony Consolo, Vice-President Cindy Heyel, Secretary Nancy Schmit, Treasurer Kathy Speare, and adviser Mr. Para- tore. The class held a highly successful Junior Prom, Soiree D'Hiver, on December 20. fWith King Terry De- vine and Queen Sharon Dieterj. There are plans for money-making projects later in the year to get ready for the big Senior Year. Junior Class Row 1: D. Bloch, E. Blank, N. Bleyer, S. Anderson, S. Bennett Row 2: K. Anderson, J. Birmingham, K. Baudais, D. Annese, J. Artwick, D. Bell Row 3: T. Ackley, J. Arcidiocano, D. Barry OW OW OW OW L. Crawford, S. Dieter, J. Dahms, D. Dillen- burg, N. Cohn D. Clough, T. Dodson, L. Cristello, P. Critchley J. DiGiacinto, C. Davey, D. Cellini, M. Downey K. Cullen, B. Bradley, J. Deitz, B. Desantes, T. Consolo GEN. Row Row Row Row P. Buckle, L. Bums, C. Cassens, S. Cartoun, F. Bona- ventura R. Cavalieri, K. Clark, F. Capece, S. Boneventura, K Brooks J. Buculo, R. Cassidy, R. Booth, B. Breese G. Auer, D. Carey, J. Boyd, B. Brandon, C Burrows Row 1: J. Englund, L. Evelyn, M. Castimore, W. Fay, P. Dursin, J. Farrow Row 2: L. Epstein, L. Feeney, J. Francis, M. Du- vall, J. Follit Row 3: T. Flood, J. Florio, D. Eisele, D. Fernan- dez, P. Fillippela XQ9 Row 1: C. Hales, P. Karro, M. Huested, D. Har mon, L. Jones, C. Hanners, H. Jones Row 2: P. Horning, J. Holden, R. Ketchum, J Hawley, R. Hanssen, S. Harrison Row 3: L. Milner, J. Hillesum, M. Hoyt, J. Howe Sum Row 1 Row 2: Row 3: G. Gray, S. Felknor, W. Franken, R. Harn- mond, S. Gilchrist, L. Fategoni M. Glinski, C. Gamrath, S. Hammond, J Girling, G. Gaubert, N. Hansen F. Garger, R. Fontaine, J. Gerace, G. Gom- nert, M. Greco, M. Geremia, G. Gaudioso Row 1: L. Lowry, L. Lewis, J. Kittredge, M. Kolb, J. Macdonald, S. Leavens, M. Lipton Row 2: R. Marvin, D. Johnson, T. Longworth, J. Maclnnes, R. Kolsby, J. Lemasters Row 3: J. Lee, J. Lansa, L. MacPhail, L. Lytle, B. Lund, S. Lockyear Row 1: C. Meyn, V. Myers, M. Mahoney, N. Mohr, K. Mueller, J. Middleton, G. Moore Row 2: L. Maxwell, R. Masser, T. Murray, R. Mills, J. Moylan, E. Murphy Row 3: A. Masker, S. Myers, J. Mastro, J. Mc- Donald, P. Micoleau Row 1: S. Nash, D. Puff, G. Parks, S. Respaut, A. Robinson, Z. Ramos Row 2: P. Priolo, G. Pascall, P. Nathe, J. Reale, T. Phillips Row 3: T. Parker, D. Randall, D. Schultz, S. OlKeefe, K. Parks, T. Odell Row 1: J. Wilson, J. Wade, D. Washington, C. Row 1: K. Schweigard, R. Seligmann, N. Sajor, J. Sichterman, P. Scopton Row 2: B. Schuey, B. Servello, R. Rooney, P. Sil- son, R. Ross Row 3: C. Scofield, C. Ruffalo, R. Rucker, R. Settgast Row 1: D. Stern, E. Reynolds, S. Tompkins, K. Speare, J. Rosenberg, M. Stephens, I. Vatsvog Row 2: R. Vecchio, G. Sinnott, M. Setter, E. Sommexs, B. Thompson, J. Van Sise, B. Smith Row 3: D. Sims, B. Thomas, M. Vandling, S. Todd, M. Thomas, C. Tait Wallin, L' Warren, H. Wesley Row 3: J. Von Wettberg, A. Wienberg, B. White- Row 2: D. zipes, A. Washburn, R. warts, J. ley, B- Vollaw, B- Williams Wagner, H. Zwiefel J. Boden CSec.b, J. Lyall CPres.J, P. Cachia CV. Pres.J, S. Beattie KTreas.D Sophomore Class The class of 1966 began the year 1963-64 with an effort to raise money. Led by President Jim Lyall, the Sopho- mores collected class dues and made plans for the Sophomore dance, Cafe Royal, which was held on November 15th and considered a success. The other officers for this year were Vice- President Phil Cachia, Secretary Joyce Boden, and Treasurer Susan Beattie. Row 1: A. Almond, J. Bendetti, R. Beuscher, J. Alber, B. Balmer Row 2: D. Bates, ,T. Benzer, B. Adams, B. Barlow, J. Benham Row 3: A. Arthur, W. Arnold, P. Anderson, A. Arco, R. Aune, B. Barrett Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: v- C .fe i Re xx gi x 5 . C. Heitz, N. Golub, P. Haviland, C. Hermanson, G. Harmon B. Hawes, J. Gorski, L. Gillette, C. Harmon, P. Guntner, W. Gorski C. Hickman, G. Greenspan, D. Heppner, J. Har- rington, R. Gallo, D. Friedman Row 1: D. Consolo, S. Critchley, L. Dermer, P. Cussano, L. Corrigan Row 2: A. Dietz, J. Daffer, J. Colsey, A. Diotte, S. ' Downey Row 1: H. Campbell, J. Calamai, I. Brockstedt, J. Camilli Row 2: S. Coffman, E. Buckstine, P. Bolduc, R. Cas- cioli Row 3: J. Charry, R. Cautela . - ...Xe N. 1 Row 3: R. Costello, B. Dick, C. Cypher, L. Cristy, J. Di Giacomo l .fox Row 1: J. Fong, J. Florio, W. Feagles, C. Durr, J. Can- tarera, D. DeVito Row 2: R. Fildes, M. Fraser, L. Dubiell, M. Ellis, L. Fisher Row 3: C. Elrod, M. Ellis, J. Englund, R. Freyberg, M. Fry, D. Ford Row 1: M. Kley, C. Kroft, K. Lancaster, C. Killian, K. Kauer Row 2: W. Kissam, B. Hittl, B. Horan, T. Hill, R. Kazorck Row 3: R. Kyff, B. Hunt, B. Kane, B. Lane, C. Labriola, J. Van Fleet Row 1: L. Manning, V. Liang, A. Maxwell, P. Mascio J Mele Row 2: G. Leopold, D. Maddock, L. Manning, H Mc Clain Row 3: B. Lockwood, J. Lyall, R. Lape, K. Lee :ere , 'E Row 1: C. Paine, B. Pound, B. ONeil, P. Olson, J. Perry Row 2: M. Pressfield, J. Price, J. Osterhoudt, M. Remming, L. Rapp Row 3: R. Pearsall, P. Paulding, F. Rassman, C. Olmsted, E. Quincy, R. Pell F ! Row Row Row Row A K. Novotny, S. O'Dowd, D. Mimnaugh, C. Nuzzo, L. Neus R. Morgan, C. Mulch, J. Mockler, T Nevius, R. Morrison R. Moore, B. Mishaw, M. Moroney, P O'Boyle, C. Morris R. Menconi, C. Northern, C. Miller ii fm 3 if-N . . Q -X ' N ,, AQ, Msgs r 3 Q f f L V' 3? :Q 5 A I ' 55 X225 'W Sf 5 gxgff 3 Q--iV?f?5a S . F NW' X X Vi 3 , S X ,R xi iq 5 5 S kigg U1 2: : ' - H1-ss. 'szfazc '- fffgffiiiiii g1x3'::::M.n.Uf r 'lg X 1 fcxfkulggxgi Y-hgsixfxrzia farms E ' Q1 X- ff-ix Y,-,vm , -Q , is r D Lipton CTreas.J, M. Neubert CV. Pres.J, R. Tietjen CPres J, J. Gamertsfelder fSec.D The Class of 1967 made its grand entrance into the hallowed halls of PHS this September. Under the guidance of Mrs. Grillo and later Mr. Bucci, the Freshmen had their first dance in the spring. With such capable class officers as this year's, the Class of 1967 sees three more year of success, bringing glory home to PHS. Row Row Row Row 1: 2: 3 4: Freshman Class G. Breese, L. Ardrey, J. Bossert, K. Brill, S. Borck H. Acher, S. Bell R. Bucher, R. Burns G. Ackley, J. Blackman, J. Gilbert, M. Blank, R. Bloch, C. Brooks, R. Bomerich, D. Aubrey, R. Bard, T. Ackerly Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 4 S. Davey, C. Daddazzio, K. Compibello, P. Carey, T. Connell, D. Collesion T. Bonaventure, J. Cassidy, P. Cavalieri, M. Cauley, E. Cassidy, K. Carini R. Crozier, K. Curcio, P. Dietz R. Decker, J. Clement, V. DeCarlo, A. Christgau, C. Campbell . . Candless T. Marcella D. Lipton : . . , K. K . L ' ' Row 1 X Ifdani K lgclzermcgt napp' M mmger' Row 3: T. McMahon, G. Konetzni, B. Lutz, C. Kepl aw ess' emo e ler, D. McKinney, B. McGray, H. Kleinfeld Row 2: F. Marcella, D. Krohn, C. Klugman, M. Mc- Row 1: A. DeVito, M. Dursin, I. Epstein, B. Fong P. DeVito, N. Greene Row 2: C. Flynn, P. Giamarolo, B. Geiger, Ewen, N. Greene, P. Devine, B. Gerace, Emanuel, P. Freyberg, T. Fraser Row 1: N. Hansen, B. Helf, B. Haviland, R. Harmon, I-I. Row 2: S. Karten, D. Greitzer, B. Irvine, N. Katz, D. John- Johnson, J. Kaestner son, M. Henken, L. Jaffee, C. Guion, G. Gribbon ,. .,... ,-, M .M Row 1: R. Olmsted, M. Miller, A. Oakley, P. Row 21 D- OSb0l'l'1e, D- NGUS, C- Mukhi G- Mere' Mickewich, B. Merkle, C, M01-abigo, J, dith, E. Nathe, B. Natlo, R. Hanners Miles Row 3: R. Meade, C. Newton, P. O'Neil, S. Michel, pw 1: B. Neelsen, I. Scheinbaum, J. Robinson, A. 1 Perry, D. Saunderson pw 2: M. Rappaport, M. Rogers, B. Rosebury, D. Pri- i miano, P. Sanchez, A. Schenendorf w 3: E. Randall, J. Rogers, B. Pourciau, M. Riley, M. Privitello, J. Ripley, A. Porter Row 1: B. Welsh, S. Visca, C. Williams, B. Watts Row 2: A. Williamson, D. Tull, J. Yakeley, D- V81- entine, B. Zwiefel Row 3: W. Wenger, B. Whitlock, B. Tompkins, C- Weiss, P. Vita, C. Wistrand D. Gallo, K. Hobbs, R. Marquis Row Row Row Row F. Tomaino, A. TenBroecke, D. See, D. Small, M. Stein M. Snell, S. Strople, S. Schweigard P. Schulemowitz, R. Schmidt, R. Tietjen, T. Sporborg J. Stackpole, T. Stephens, C. Talbot, L. Reed, D. Sims BUY XV Yi KES N I W ' - - V W Wirnw Row 1: Row 2: S. O'Keefe, S. Leavens, T. Flood, C. Wallin, R. Selig- mann, J. Macdonald, M. Kolb, D. Harmon, M. Anderson, K. Fisher, K. Critchett, N. Donovan, S. Kaestner, N. Hermanson, C. Gaubert P. Nathe, J. Lemasters, D. Barry, J. DiGiacinto, P. Horn- ing, K. Cooper CPres.J, R. Roemer V. Pres.D, J. O'Brian, J. Osterhoudt, D. Clough Row 3: J. Rosenberg, P. Maine, M. Lipton, K. Hannigan, D Dillenberg, D. Fernandez, B. Ketchum, A. Valentine, S Zola, S. LaBlonde, J. Sichterman, K. Kepler, J. Mastro- giovanni, S. Finkelstein, B. Plumb CSec.J You have a friend at the General Organization. We specialize in loans and the Power of the Purse. Varsity and J. V. Athletics, Green Lantern . . . 'Tm not going to say anything for or against the proposal, but . . . . . . Girls' Sports, assemblies, Chorus . . . Let's have some volunteers- now don't all raise your hands at once . . . Drama, Cheerleading, Lead- ers Club . . . What kind of bar will be at the football games? . . . Did two men really replace Mr. Stejskel? . . . Is there a motion to-, sec- ond, any discus-, all in favor, oppos--, passed. Next. . . . A Trustbuster is coming HERE? . . . Our Motto: Never change your budget. General Organization l Row 1: J. Fong, B. O'Neil, C. Hermanson, J. Boden, P. Row 3: Cussano, S. Strople, L. Gillette, M. Ellis, B. Wago, P. Olson, K. Lawless, C. Flynn Row 2: J. Price, T. Benzer, J. Lyall, E. Nathe, P. De vine H. Campbell, C. Thedford, I. Tonan, D. Smith, Mimnaugh, P. Carey, J. Bossert, K. Brill, Davey, R. Olmsted, J. Kaestner, J. Perry, Ward, T. Connell X' Y L.. mai 1 Row 1: J. Kittredge, D. Bucher, R. Colsey CV. Pres.J, B. Gershater CPres.J, C. Lew CSec.J, ' A. Weinberg, L. Evelyn, S. Macdonald Row 2: C. Heyel, R. Cavalieri, M. Neubert, B. Hittl, S. Downey, W. Wild, K. Stumpf, L. Manning, S. Odell, V. Whitlock, C. Harmon . Row 3: D. Tull, S. Rosenthal, J. DiGiacinto, J. Sabella, B. Pell, J. Flood, L. Maxwell l I 1 1 4 l 1 1 Student Government What makes this organization different from all the other organizations? What other organization can claim: superiority over the GO . . . a rip-roaringly successful Rye on the Rocks . . . Would you like to hear a joke or two or three . . . Students' Day . . . Merry Melda enjoying Thanksgiving TURKEY . . . spring elections . . . I don't wishhhhh to interrupt the meeting-but ac- cording to Parliamentary Procedure . . . . . . Monitor System, PHP, and Student Court . . . all those laws and constitutions . . . Let's get some Freshmen on that committee, Martha . . . noon-time meeting in room 113 . . . SWIAC BOWL . . . an over-worked Executive Council . . . correspondence and com- munications with foreign nations . . . home-made holiday baked goods . . . picnic tables in the rear of the, school . . . twenty, tiny tree seedlings . . . are there any additions or corrections? . . . decorations for the cafeteria . . . Goodbye, Tanganyka, Goodby . . . Baby-Face Gershater and the Gang-Roy Ace, Carol-Barrel and Ko-Schmo . . . the much appreciated and much needed hard work and energetic efforts of Miss Haack . . . All these can be claimed by only one organization-that being the Student Government of PHS. ww... 9 I ,V , w . Q , X . . ,K f rcw., si .k.x..x, 3 . 1 ' Y Q Hwy f 3 Q Q .Xfxmw ,. sg ,...... -Q, 1 J M 1 f Km 5 Q: Q x Q5 , 4 N w-s,,zX QR 1 ,X x as .v Mf - VRXW? if 'as' , ,J W , ' 1.15: ii: X , In S tk 35 f 59' hz K , Q8 Q 'V , . fx N 'KX X N g X xx X xgsw X we R Y X X X Q X 3 xi ZQXN QA QEQWQ if ix XX iNQX XS Row 1: L. Maxwell, M. Zipes, S. Rosenthal, G. Flood, P. Simon CV. Pres.J, T. Bossert CPres.J, M. Porter CSec.-Treas.J, B. Plumb, H. DeNero, S. Finkelstein, Mrs. Grillo. Row 2: E. Higgins, D. Bloch, H. Jones, J. Helfer, J. Smith, P. Maine, R. Horan, R. Bregler, C. Lew, E. Gregorian, M. Keck, A. Benham, S, Eller, L. Gillette, S. Lacman, N. Herman- son, E. Koteen, K. Fisher. Row 3: J. Mockler, P. Dursin, B. Breese, J. von Wettberg, A. Weinberg, G. Yorke, C. Gamrath, L. Evelyn, S. LaBlonde, N. Tull, I. Vatsvog, K. Speare, J. Savage, J. Lemasters, J. Wat- kins, N. Ward ational Honor Society The elite . . . I light this candle for-- . . . scholarship, leadership, character, service . . . tutoring under Greg Flood . . . Valentine's Day on February 11 . . . only Sc a stamp- What do you mean who should you send it to? Send it to me! . . . Clean-up-the-files Committee . . . 5 X 8 cards with picture and activities . . . best assembly of the year . . . Do you have any- thing- to say, Tom? . . . Projects Committee-still thinking . . . Mrs. Grillo's farewell party--ice cream, cookies and salad bowls . . . Welcome, Mr. Cook . . . opening comment: I cou1dn't hear very well! Student Court Court will come to order . . . Case dismissed to preserve the dignity of the court . . . objection, Your Honor . . . Who made that wisecrack? . . . Silence in the court, pu1eeze! . . . Any more nonsense and I'll clear the court . . . Gee, Larry Gillette is a sharp judge . . . Mr. Bishop, a few more big words . . . But Mr. Paratore, I thought Justice was supposed to be a lady? Advisor: Mr. Paratore Chief justice of Student Court: L. Gillette Assistant Justice: F. Cachia Defense Attorneys: R. Harper J. Savage Prosecuting Attomeys: J. Bishop E. Reynolds Members at Large: D. Smith D. Krohn B. Voss Clerk: C. Foster Assistant Clerk: C. Killian Seated: C. Morabito, S. O'Keefe S Zola CChairmanJ J Macdonald J Calamal Standing: Mr. McCreary, B. Valentino CV Chairmanl V Whitlock CSecJ R Horan B Ger shater, N. Ellis Planning and Lcadcrsh1p Committee The Planning and Leadership, under their sponsor, Mr. McCreary, makes recommenda- tions to the various school organizations so that they might better achieve their goals. It also supervises the financial responsibilities of organizations and prepares the master plans for school plays, dances, athletic events, and on the whole, promoted good leadership. Mem- bership consists of one boy and one girl from each class and the presidents of student gov- ernment, G.O., Noon Athletic Council, and As- sembly Council. Sxmon Legree Pat Simon . . . Co-editor-in-chief THE GREE QUILL are-M H- John Brill . . . Advertising Manager Martha Ten Broeck . . . Business Manager Carol Lew Scheduling Editor s i. xii, Carol Gamrath . . . Sales Manager Marilynn Zipes . . . Literary Editor Anita Miller . . . Typing Editor M Tom Bossert . . . Co-photography edxtor F6 0 'U :r ... E 'cs -u o O 9 'U :r ag 'E- fe CD n. TJ O 'I New Pu Jill Sawyer Copy Editor new D S t i 1 Seated: J. Bishop, J. Helfer Ceo-editors-in-chief! Standing: S. Spaulding, A. Valentine, P. Maine, R. Watts, J. Alzamora, P. Dursm, D Gloor Grcen Lantern Walking the halls of PHS, one might be slightly startled to hear a series of hysterical outcries emitting from any member of the Green Lantern staff. Due to- day?!'F - but you never told me I was supposed to write that article! On and on he might utter nasty epithets until moved to compose a stimulating piece of work. Due to several incidents similar to the above, the Green Lantern did not put out as many issues this year as had been desired. Those that did appear, however, were both informative and enjoyable. Membership on the Green Lantern staffs provides an excellent oppor- tunity for students who have an interest in journalism and feel that they might find a future in it. r sw ' Row 1: M. Kley, C. Beem, J. Von Wettberg, N. Sajor CSec.D, M. Row 31 Porter CPres.J, M. Tuncay, L. Evelyn CVice Pres.J, C. Gamrath CTreas.J, J. Birmingham, P. Karro, A. Dietz Row 2: N. Schmit, R. Seligmann, S. Bennett, V. Lipscomb, P. Row 43 Buckle, J. Rosenberg, D. Stern, A. Scheinbaum, M. Zipes, J. Bossert, D. Osborne, N. Blyer, M. Dursin American Field Service Club The American Field Service Club in PHS was started last year along with the adult chapter, which is sponsored by the Rotary Club. In the past year this organizationihas increased in size and activity. It has sponsored such money-making projects as the selling of bookcovers, Christmas cards, and tickets for the Pleasantville Players' presentation of Harvey . The club also helps support and entertain our foreign student Melda, as well as raising money to send our own student abroad. The club has borne fruits, as shown by the successful ambassadorship of our representative to Switzerland of this past summer, Mitzi Porter. E. Blank, P. Simon, C. Hanners, C. Cassens, J. Borchers, C. Cannizzaro, M. Ten Broeck, C. Weiss, S. Finkelstein, D. Sims, G. Moore A. Williamson, D. Johnson, C. Morabito, A. Risley, J. Rolfs, K. Fisher, H. Jones, J. Irvine, K. Kepler, M. An- derson, S. Nash, A. Ten Broeck, S. Tompkins, B. Vollaro Be GILLIAN HOLROYD . . . , .NAN TULL 11 Book, and Candle Af we-4 X SHEPARD HENDERSON . . . . .FRANK ANDREOTTI SIDNEY REDLITCH ....... JAKE SMITH I I l l I 1 1 l DIRECTOR LOWELL BATTEY NICKY HOLROYD ..... DOUG MCKINNEY U 'Sa E 1 1 1 4 QUEENIE I-IOLROYD . . . .PEG FILIPPELLA QW w Y Row 1: M. Grossbard, J. Middleton, J. Smith, P. Silson, S. Car- toun, N. Greene Row 2: N. Tull, M. Glinski, P. Carey, P. Simon, Mr. Battey, J. Farrow, S. Visco, C. Morabito, P. Filippella Dionysians Stage Crew R. Kolsby, F. Juhasz, L. Feeney, G. Pascall, F. Cachia, J. Sanfilippo, E. Quincy Row Row Row Row 1 2 3: 4 Row 1: R. Wring, M. Cannizzaro, J. Sichterman, M. Porter CPres.J, I. Vatsvog CTreas.b, L. Evelyn CSec.J, M. Zipes CV. Pres.D, J. An- derson CChaplamJ Row 2: P. Haviland, J. Von Wettberg, G. Moore, M. Keck, M. Tuncay Row 3: C. Wallin, S. Tompkins, B. Perry Row 4: L. Manning, H. Campbell, A. Risley, L. Crawford, A. Sullivan, C. Gamrath, J. Ryan, J. Lohman, S. Dieter, S. Nash Amicus M. Kurachek CChaplainb, G. Gray CRec. Sec.J, K. Kepler CPres.J, B. Plumb QV. Pres.J, C. Hanners fTreas.b, W. Fay fCorr. Sec.J A. Scheinbaum, M. Glinski, P. Filippella, P. Dursin, B. Williams V. Whitlock, C. Morabito, M. Ten Broecke, H. Wesley, M. Kley, M. Castimore N. Ward, S. Anderson Hi- Hopes Row 1: D. Smith, J. Giglio, T. Flood, R. Cavalieri, J. Lemasters, K. Montross CSec.J, A. Robinson, J. Wilson, I. Tonon, C. Meyn Row 2: J. Middleton, P. Silver, G. Park, C. Cannizzaro, C. Weiss, J. Florio, D. Stem, C. Taft, D. Fernandez, K. Stumpf, D. Dillenberg ri H1- Otil -..-1 Row Row Row Row A. Weinberg CTreas.J, K. Speare CV. Pres.J, S. Rosenthal CPres.b, S. Kaestner CSec.J, J. Irvine, J. Rosenberg, D. Karro, J. Girling N. Tull, C. Kroft, N. Cohn, C. Cassens, N. Mohr, A. Almond B. Horan, N. Donovan, M. Husted, J. Wade, D. Puff, G. French, K. Critchett A. Grable, N. Schmit, K. Anderson qi E M, TR Y P118 Row Row Row Row S. Mimnaugh, L. Collesian, E. Blank QTreas.5, S. LaBlonde CV. Pres.J, E. Strong CRec. Sec.J, S. Zola CCor. Sec.D, A. Valentine CPres.J, S. Nilson CChaplainJ A. Riemenschneider, J. Calamai, D. Mimnaugh, R. Seligmann, L. Doherty, E. Clark, J. Mockler, S. Osborne M. Anderson, M. Moran, J. Rolfs, M. Rolfs, C. Thedford, B. Strong, B. Pound G. Costello, S. Snell, M. Sommer, C. Adams, B. Rosenblum, J. Clauser, P. Mascio Q X is K sr Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: In-Q O-1 C. Florio, Mrs. Koshar, G. Moore CSec.D, J. Anderson fPres.J, J. Englund CV. Pres.D, B. Williams CPurchasing Agentj, J. Robinson J. Rolfs, D. Osborne, J. Borchers, C. Cannizzaro, S. Bennett, M. Grossbard, A. Miller, J. Lohman, R. Masker, D. Simms, D. Vollaro S. Osborne, N. Ward, S. Borck, C. Gilchrist, J. Camilli, L. Fategoni, J. Cassens, S. Tompkins, J. Florio, A. Almond, S. Middleton, J. Florio, P. Mascio R. McGray, E. Murphy, J. Smith, J. Giglio, B. Perry, M. Thomas, A. Sullivan, M. Remming, B. Silvestro, S. Morris Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, is an organ- ization Which does service projects for hospitals, chi1drer1's rehabilitation homes, and old folks homes. The money for these projects is obtained through a drive which takes place in the fall. Some of the projects of this past year were a Halloween party at Blythedale, a birthday party for the ladies in Grass- lands, and a Father's Day treat for the men at Montrose. i X 5 2 S V S 3 5 i Row 1: D. Hanssen, J. Gerace, J. Kelly tCapt.D, J. Holden A Washbum Row 2: P. LaFitte, E. Higgins, P. Cedrone Row 3: S. Harrison, M. Vandling, L. Feeney, J. Lee, G Donelian Row 4: S. Lockyear, J. Boyd, R. Watts, N. Ellis Plcasantvillc High Police The PHP, under the marshalship of Mr. Beattie, keeps the rest of us criminally-inclined students of PHS in line by point- ing out and enforcing school rules established by the Student Court and Administration. Infraction of these laws results in the deadly summons. The PHP polices all school activities such as plays, basketball games, as well as specific posts within the school. As you blithely commence eating your lunch in the up- per hall, it is best first to ascertain whether you are being scru- tinized by a plain-clothed PHP. Remember: the trial you pre- vent may be your own. Projection Crew Row Row Row Row 1: R. Ross CSec.D, P. Cannizzaro, P. Critchley CTreas.J, J. Reale, M. Geremxa 2: S. Karten, P. Guntner, J. Van Sise, K. Schweigard, T. Fraser, L. Costello, W Van Srse 3: T. Sporborg, R. Burns, B. Gilligan, P. Cedrone, J. Doll, R. Rooney, S. Locatellr T Phillips 4: C. Mulch CPres.D, R. Morgan, C. Baker, L. Clapp, A. Arthur, R. Blanchard G Ford D. McMahon Row 1: G. Flood, H. Thompkins, D. Johnson Row 2: Coach O'Nei1, P. Stilson, R. Ross, P. Scopton Fencing Squad N. Donovan, S. Rosenthal, L. Doherty C McGray S Macdonald S Eller D. Gloor Leaders Club Leaders' Club is composed of athletically inclined SENIOR, Junior, and Sophomore girls. The club is designed to assist in gym classes and to run the intramural program. We don't cater to clumsy athletes-anyone who can't close the door leaves! . . . How could anyone be so empty- headed as to bring home an empty guitar case? . . . Lynne, don't forget the next meeting-write it down on your calen- dar . . . Dedee's thank-you notes? . . . annual project: bomb Broadway . . . Can you find the lights, Mrs. Geremia? . . . Ingrid's well-timed publicity committee . . . Are the points on yet? . . . known for long meetings-called to order at 12:06, adjourned at 12:08 . . . I get a headache every time I hear that ball bounce! . . . Sallie, we need a motion to adjourn the meeting. Row 1: M. Zipes KSec.-Treas.D, N. Row 2: S. Dieter, M. Moran, J. Ellis CPres.b, E. Higgins Gerace, P. Karro, G. Yorke fvige-P1-egg CCritic Chairmanb Assembly Council This year's Assembly Council, under the inspiration of Mr. Battey, has undergone a year of growth and ac- complishment. The traditional programs were presented as well as several outside pro-grams for the edification and amusement of the student body. Having resolved its organizational problems, the council expects even greater success next year. rgan Club Row 1: C. Paine, P. Dursin QSec.D Row 2: M. Thomas, D. Robinson, Dr. Wasson, C. Wallin CV Pres.D, Mr. Nettleton, S. Bennett CPres.J, C. Tiesler H Jones, J. Willis, B. Bloch CTreas.J Pleasantville High School is one of the few high schools that has an organ program. This club is a select group of students who have been recommended by the organ instructor, Dr. D. Dewitt Wasson, and have been voted in by' the members. The club members play for convocations, assemblies, and other oc- casions requiring organ music. In addi- tion to playing for the community, the club makes trips during the year to visit particular organs in the area. These trips are greatly educational and give the members the valuable experience of playing on different organs. H l Merfs Chorus Row 1: D. Friedman, D. McKinney, R. Thomas, A. Washbum, S. Coffman, J. Van Fleet, J. Reale, E. Wyatt W Row 2: M. Vandling, P. Anderson, A. Ryerson, J. Willis, ' - J. Howe, S. Harrington, P. Nathe, F. Andreotti 1 Row 3: K. Cooper, E. Higgins, R. Harper, J. Holden, A. Masker, R. Bregler, P. Scopton, R. Tietjen, R. Roemer l Row 4: R. Meade, P. Horning, C. Tiesler, R. Ketcham, 1 Dr. Tellstrom, M. Phillippo, C. Scofield, B. Valentino Senior ' X Row 1: Dr. TelIstroln?R. Seligman, Row 2: L. Crawford, S. Nash, M. L- EVQIYU, K- SIN-fare, L. Glinski, A. Remsen, J. Gig- Dermer, L. Seely, S. Bier, M. lio, C. Cannizzaro Zipes, K. Fisher Junior Chorus Row 1: B. Irvine, J. Robinson, M. Miller, V. Lane, C. Klugman, J. Bossert, M. Lininger, J. Gamertsfelder, B. Neelsen, ' R. Olmsted, N. Greene Row 2: A Williamson, J. Cassidy, P. Carey, B. McCandless, M. Blank, C. Guion, S. Strople, C. Flynn, K. Lawless, K. 1 Redmond, S. Davey Row 3: K. Brill, P. Mickewich, B. Watts, S. Visca, D. Greitzer, W J. Kaestner, M. Neubert, C. Daddazio, K. Compitello, L. Ardrey, M. Rappaport, J. Yakeley 1 Row 4: D. Tull, R. Tietjen, K. Hobbs, R. Meade, Dr. Tellstrom, C. Kepler, D. McKinney, P. Freyberg, R. Ewen Row 1: Chorus 2 J. Rosenberg, N. Hansen, M. Kley, S. Cartoun, J. Mas- trogiovanni, J. Sawyer, N. Golub, N. Tull, B. Lee, S. Dieter, J. Lohman C. Gamrath, D. Simms, V. Whitlock, N. Herrnanson, S. 1 Tompkins, G. Gray, A. Benham, C. Meyn, E. Clark, L. Collesion, J. Ryan, J. Borchers Row 3: G. French, A. Valentine, G. Moore, J. von Wettberg, E. Blank, E. Reynolds, J. Geiger, M. Moran, T. Flood, S. Gilchrist, A. Tiedermann. Row 4: C. Wallin, B. Pound, D. Smith, S. Downey, M. Anderson, E. Strong, S. Mimnaugh, T. Maxutov, B. Williams, J. ' Johnston, M. Cotter up r Zu Y-:Ar .Q W 5 if A -,l 'x ,529-S . 5, I . - - -.,sN-QMS, SW gig. tx -.5 . t Q.: W P--fkgwlqxwg ' RA Y. + 2 X 'QQ 59,6 2 5. xg' X KW w,f.S,. wgRkK xw,,5.wx.. K A... .. 3. wmwi X- X - M 'ma x . .iw f 1 . SYS . . 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Hobbs Row 4: C. Knapp, M. Garger, R. Glinski, C. Vosberg Standing: Mrs. Lockwood, S. Bennett, J. Reale, C. Leyden, J. Smith '---W-.....,X..Mm X x A LX x T T X X 'N X' .' '45 - iii. T 'FWF ' KC l:1'3:.?--New ki wr. ix-is QS V T 5515553 .MN N . XFX Q x w W 41- fx .rw an .wmv QS -X .x..,. 5 X K. -- X Q M' F' as -' KSN Q , Axsisgpikx is I n Q J ,' . x f V' ,' gf . . ,Y - v ,A QNX Q' 4 Six 'x' ,' 5 x 57 5 fx -SS x fl gi: ,f M f f N -QQ fig Q i ' 5 2 E . -4...-. S ' . X x xx L- . . j S., X x . ,f 'wth 1, g I ,4-nf . b MW-S , K F gk Q S A 3 K X , xM.xL , YW N.,,,. -3... 1 x . 3 X 1 SY X X . Q. ......, - f.. , f 1 IH S X 3 4 a .X W 'Wfwlvwzuxy 51 Future Teachers Club Seated: A. Grable CV. Pres.J, J. Flood iPres.J, J. Gig- lio, G. Yorke CTreas.J Standing: J. Irvine, S. Anderson, B. Vollaro, Mrs. Hen- ken, T. Maxutov, T. Flood, K. Montross The purposes of the Future Teachers Club are to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher, to learn about the op- portunities in teaching, and to foster the development of stu- dent leadership. The main activity of the club this year was to send school supplies to less fortunate and educationally under- developed countries through CARE. The Future Nurses Club, affiliated with the National Future Nurses Club, was organized to help girls of high school age who want to enter the field of nursing. Programs which include speakers, panel discussions, visits to hospitals, a fund raising project, and an annual picnic were on the agenda. Other pro- jects were assisting the nurse, taking field trips, and presenting gifts to children's and old people's homes. For the first time, FNA pins were bought by the members, and the annual preview of the Halloween House was performed for the children of the Future Nurses Club Row 1: Mrs. Mackey, P. Mackey, S. Briggs, R. Wrmg J. Primiano, R. Beuscher, M. Thomas. Row 2: D. Cudney, A. Risley, T. T iedmann, J. Lohman B. Thomas Milbank Home. Seated: C. Mahony CTreas.J, T. Florio 1Pres.J, E. Strong CV. Pres.J, P. Halstead CSec.J Standing: B. DiGiacomo, J. Lemasters, L. Burns, M. Verzyl, C. Uhl, C. Kauer, M. Remming, C. Florio, D. Puff, J. Wade, S. Spivey, J. Clauser The Commercial Club is an organization for those people who have intentions of entering the businessworld. The main purpose of the club is to keep its members well informed of various business aspects. The members of the group visit busi- ness offices to learn what their future jobs might be like. To raise necessary funds, the girls sell typing paper and short- hand notebooks. Under the sponsorship of Miss Nulty, the club also renders service to community organizations in and out of school. Commercial Club Math Club MATH CLUB -fxfx is in the Math Clubg' c-fxfx is a student of Pleasantville High? The set of all elements x, such that x is in the Math Club, is a proper subset of all elements, x, such that x is a stu- dent in Pleasantville High School. The subset is a tinite set consisting of eight elements which meet weekly to discuss problems in mathematics. The elements share a common interest in their sub- ject and enjoy delving into compound probability, geometry, and other simi- larly interesting subjects. This year the Math Club got off to a good start by defeating all teams in their section of the Westchester County Interscholastic Mathematics League. Participation in subsequent contests led PHS to further victories. Row 1: J. Lemasters CCo-Pres.J, M. TenBroeck CCo-Pres.J Row 2: G. Winkler, J. Irvine, I. Vatsvog, H. Zwiefel Seated Mrs. Lamont Standing: S. Finkelstein CPres.J, B. Ketchum tSec.D, C. Harmon, J. VonWettberg CV. Pres.J, J. Calamai CTreas.D J umor Classical League L The Junior Classical League is composed of Latin students desiring to probe more deeply into the historical and cultural aspects of the ancient Greek many activities of the group Federation clothing drive. In countrymen assemble for the Olympics at which prizes are and Roman societies. One of the is the annual Save the Children the spring friends, Romans, and Junior Classical League Archery awarded. The League, under its mentor, Mrs. Lomont, also awards prizes to outstanding Latin students. Chess Club l N w 1 l I 1 The Chess Club is the onlyl organization in the school whic meets every day. Besides offer, ing a quiet place to play chess the club holds a tournamen open to all PHS students, an occasionally engages competi-l tion from other schools. Thd Queen of PHS' Chess Board i Mrs. Lomont. p Sitting: M. Hoyt CPres.J, H. Zwiefel QTreas.J, E. Gregorian CSec.J Standing: A. Schappert, Mrs. Lomont, E. Rice The members of the Library Club perform many useful tasks for Mrs. Kiefer, such as put- ting away books and magazines and keeping the files in order. At their meetings they discuss travel, books and other related topics. They contribute money to charity and sometimes buy books for the library. Row 1: A. Grable, D. Ice, Mrs. Kiefer, J. Lohman, J. Watkins CPres.J Row 2: A. Risley, J. von Wettberg, L. Evelyn, H. Jones Library Club Mrs. Lomont, D. Ice, L. Evelyn, Mrs. Kiefer, E. Higgins, T. V. Tips The purpose of the Television Committee is to point out to the students and faculty of PHS some of the better programs on television. In accordance with this purpose, the Committee publishes the T, V. Tips bul- letin on which appears a listing of programs having an .educational or recreational value. , J 1 N N N 1 1 4 J -fff 4 N i SPGRTS Pat Simon Sandy Leavens Mary Ann Kolb Varsity Carol Lew - Captain Susan Kaestner Cheerleaders ll wma Bucher C W.. l ' 0'CaPfain l Judy Kittredge Shelley Lacman Dede Harmon Julie Englund lk Row 1: L. Gillette, J. Moran, M. Phillippo, H. DeNero Cco-capt.J, Row 3: B. Schuey, J. Holden, S. Meyers, J. Lee, B. Bradley, J. R. Horan Kco-capt.J, D. Cannato, P. Scopton Arcidiacano, T. Consolo Row 2: G. Sinnott, P. Horning, J. Boyd, J. Doll, J. DiGiacinto, C. Row 4: Coach Kurachek, S. Harrigan, J. DiGiacorno, C. Labriola, Burrows, D. Schenendorf, T. Devine D. Aubrey, Coach Beattie The Panthers, ably coached by Pete Kurachek and Charles Beattie, loomed into the 1963 season appearing to be one of the strongest teams in Westchester, After compiling a 4-2-1 record, it may appear as though the Panthers had been overrated, but those who saw the games knew that win, lose, or tie, Pleasant- ville completely dominated almost every game. The Panthers started the season with a 7-0 win over Fox Lane. The following week, despite a slovs start, the Panthers demolished Eastchester 16-0. We entered the Sleepy Hollow game as one of the few unscored-upon teams in the county. This was soon altered, however, and now Pleasantville considers Sleepy Hollow its greatest rival. The next week we Fried Rye , our traditional rivals, and handed them their first shut out in thirteen years. After losing a high-tensior game to Pelham, the Panthers revived enough to tie Harrison the following week. The angry Panthers topped the season by crushing the Quakers oi Horace Greeley. It was a good season against stiff opposition but the Panther: will return next year, even stronger. Varsity Football PHS Fox Lane 7 Eastchester 1 6 Sleepy Hollow 7 Rye 1 2 Pelham 6 Harrison 1 3 Horace Greeley 13 'Q f To Opponent 0 0 13 0 13 13 0 fx fxz ' .bk WX .X 1,7 E N 5Xf'XY fx . ,av- NU 'W' . ,. Q1 S iw, - 1 S s 8 EFX A 1. g 5 .XM XR x X ,,-Nm ,S J, 0 P . gufi K Q n L 5' X .ik 31 .X .F x . is X. .Q K L, if . X Q ff? , if r' , 1 R i pssfyw' ,x...ww..N A. 0 Wf We it A i Q5 , S 5,353 'S 4g 3 E Hsx XS X g f 585 Ti S X- Country Row 1: K. Hobbs, E. Randall, P. Freyberg, D. Friedman, W. Kissam, P. Bolduc Row 2: P. Nathe, D. Randall, D. Robinson, M. Moroney, J. Lyall, R. Roemer, F Higgins, Mr. Bucci Row 3: R. Watts, J. Hawley, A. Ryerson Cf After a season of hard work that, for most of the team members, went as far back as July, the Pleasantvrlle Cross Country team finished the 1963 season with an admirable 4 1 record giving it runner-up position to Sleepy Hollow in the SWIAC Throughout the season the team showed a remarkable display of talent as they were ranked 11th in Section 1 QWestchester, Putnum, and Dutchess countiesj comprising more than 50 teams and 4th in their class After winning its first meet at Pelham, the team dropped a heart breaker to Sleepy Hollow but, then went on to defeat Eastchester, Harrison and Rye in succession by substantial margins, thus ending the season in fine fashion. The Cross Country team showed that they could uphold the Pleasantville tradition of fine athletic records and because of this sincerely hopes that there will be an increase 1n student interest for this sport next year With a varsity team coached by Gene Bucci, the Panthers showed the winning combina tion of depth, team spirit, and attitude that was the key to the1r success this year. Pelham Sleepy Hollow Eastchester Harrison Rye Record: 4 wins, 1 loss PHS 22 33 16 17 15 Reminder: the lowest score wins Opponent 36 24 47 46 50 Junior Varsity Football SWIAC champions of PHS J Z7- - ' lm! Row 1: R. Gallo, P. Cachia, D. Heppner, J. Sabella, R. Moore, D. Johnson, J. Walker, R. Lape, R. Row 3: D B. Pell, C. Morris, S. Lockyear, C. Welsh. Row 2: Mr. Coratti, J. Charry, C. Newton, M. Riley, R. Tietjan, D. Gallo, K. Curcio, R. Freyberg, S. Wax, D. DiYeso, R. Kazorck, R. Block, Mr. Paratore 1 . Barrett, L. Thornton, C. Smith, C. Cypher, G. Roberts, B. Rosenberg, V. DeCarlo, Lutz, G. Konetzni, C. Brooks, R. Hanners, C. Weiss 1 Row 4: B. Tompkins, B. Lipton 1 1 1 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 1 1 1 1 L. Manning M. Ellis J. Boden CCapt.J L. Gillette C. Hermanson S. Beattie P. Cussano S. Ross I. Vatsvog, D. Gloor, A. Weinberg, G. Lockwood, S. Rosenthal, N. Donovan, N. McCain, J. Macdonald, N. Schmidt, J. Colsey, L. Doherty, C. McGray, K. Speare Girls' Hockey lst team Cpponent 2nd team Opponent Rye Neck 3 3 O 5 Rye 3 2 0 2 Chappaqua 2 1 O 4 S. Dieter, S. Beattie, S. Eller, L. Lewis, S. O'Keefe, N. Sajor, C. Heyel, S. Macdonald, A. Riemenschneider, L. Crawford, G. Gray, S. Briggs Row 1: B. Miller, R. Whiteley, J. Kelly, J. Hopkins, R. Colsey, B. Ger- shater Row 2: Coach Kurachek, T. Ackley, P. Marquis, M. Phillippo, M. Gluck, D. Eisele, S. Morris Varsity Basketball Although ending on a somber note, this year's Varsity Bas- ketball team finished with a respectable record of six wins and eleven losses, and it provided many thrills for the spectators. The squad met with success at the Holiday Tournament at Horace Greeley High School, winning the runner-up trophy after defeating the home team. The highest point of the season came at the defeat of Lakeland, avenging the first game's loss to the Tourney-bound Hornets. Competing in the very tough SWIAC League, the Panthers ended in fifth place. Coach Kurachek did a fine job with this year's team after coaching Junior Varsity for several years. The team was led in scoring by Jeff Kelly and Captain Jim Hopkins. Roy Colsey and Bob Whitley complemented the scoring with their rebound- ing. Play-maker Burt Gershater was also instrumental in the Panthers' efforts. Excellent reserve strength was provided by Bruce Miller, Mike Phillippo, Gib Hawes, and Dave Eisele. Jeff, Jim, and Roy represented the Panthers in the annual All- SWIAC game to finish the 1963-64 season in fine style. Varsity Basketball Scores Pleasantville Opponent Lakeland 46 44 Yorktown 62 84 'Horace Greeley 60 5 1 'Sleepy Hollow 49 72 Yorktown 60 53 Sleepy Hollow 60 79 Rye 48 5 1 Harrison 70 65 Pelham 69 7 7 Eastchester 64 54 Sleepy Hollow 33 5 1 Lakeland 5 3 K 48 Rye 5 7 73 Harrison 5 3 5 4 Pelham 45 49 Horace Greeley 5 7 65 Eastchester 62 66 fHoliday Tournament X -kky 15352 if ' -254' . 1 ,L-51 If El '-.',.::- g ' ,mix f Zi: .: -I 3 .wr ' an uf .f K x .S N8 .Q Ex 'Q -S' 5 SQ X ' 'lv .X x s ies Xe aims- K wwgQx Row 1: A. Rapp, D. Diyeso, P. Ryan, J. Sabella, C. Morris V Row 2: Coach Huber-tus, D. Heppner, R. Sherman, C. Cypher, R. Kyff Junior Varsity Basketball Lakeland Yorktown Yorktown Sleepy Hollow Rye Harrison Pelham Eastchester Sleepy Hollow Lakeland Rye Harrison Pelham Horace Greeley Eastchester Pleasantville Opponent 3 1 23 34 26 24 37 40 59 36 34 61 62 36 7 1 30 45 40 48 35 29 55 54 54 3 1 40 46 37 33 50 46 A In January of this year, PHS welcomed four new teachers to its faculty. We are fortunate to have these additions to our French, English, and Science Departments, and we hope that they will enjoy teaching in Pleasantville as much as we enjoy having them with us. -' Mr. Curci, replacing Miss McGeorgeg Earth Science Q M T 'Q nfs. ' .A .r I .f x-DSX' Mrs. Bennett, replacing Mrs. Richardsg English Mrs. Wynchank, replacing Miss Sempleg French xp' r R Miss Johnston, replacing Mrs. Grillog English as Z i i N 1 1 1 I 575 i H + 55 :A Q PATRONS Dr. 85 Mrs. Elio F. Alzamora Mr. 85 Mrs. J. Hubert Anderson Armonk Esso Garage Armonk Tennis Club Mr. 85 Mrs. William Bossert Mr. 85 Mrs. William Bregler Briccetti's Mr. 85 Mrs. Sal Cannizzaro Mr. 85 Mrs. Edward Cauley Mr. 85 Mrs. H. Clauser Mr. 85 Mrs. Francis Cotter Dr. 85 Mrs. Selig Finkelstein Mr. 85 Mrs. James F. Flood Four Comers Cleaners Mr. 85 Mrs. Joseph French Mr. 85 Mrs. Eugene Giglio Mr. 85 Mrs. Frank Gillette Mr. Hs Mrs. Bernard M. Gilligan Mr. 85 Mrs. Paul Gregorian Mr. 85 Mrs. Robert D. Harper Mr. 85 Mrs. James Hopkins Mr. 85 Mrs. Thew Ice, Jr. Mr. 85 Mrs. A. C. Kaestner Dr. 85 Mrs. Herbert Koteen Mr. 85 Mrs. Robert LaBlonde Dr. 85 Mrs. Isiah Lew Linda Louise Bakery Mr. 85 Mrs. Edgar Lipscomb Mr. 85 Mrs. Godfrey Macdonald Mr. 85 Mrs. Andrew McGray Mrs. B. Maxwell Miller Mr. 85 Mrs. Arthur Mimnaugh Mr. E Mrs. Kenneth C. Morris Peg Smith Fashions Mr. 85 Mrs. William J. Quinn Mr. 85 Mrs. Hoch Reid Mr. 85 Mrs. Warren Robinson Mr. 85 Mrs. Robert Roemer Mr. 85 Mrs. John H. Roesing Mr. 85 Mrs. Arthur Ryerson Mr. 85 Mrs. Louis Sandler Mr. 85 Mrs. Frederick Scofield Schultz's Fruit Stand Mr. 85 Mrs. Fredrick See Mr. 85 Mlrs. L. T. Seely Mr. 8 Mrs. William Simcox Mr. 85 Mrs. Budd Simon Mr. 85 Mrs. Arthur Smith Mr. 85 Mrs. Emil O. Summer The Country Cleaners The Rail Restaurant Mr. 85 Mrs. W. J. Tull Mr. 85 Mrs. Bailey Valentine Mr. 85 Mrs. Denman Valentine Mr. 85 Mrs. S. R. Vandivort Mr. 85 Mrs. Ernest Weiss Mr. 85 Mrs. John Yorke Mr. 85 Mrs. Robert Zipes SPONSORS Mr. 85 Mrs. Frank Andreotti Armonk Hardware Bill's Meat Market Central Barber Shop C. J. Connors Footwear, Chappaqua Countywide Gas Corporation Mr. 85 Mrs. Edgar Fildes . F oley's Club Lounge Interiors of Thomwood Mr. E Mrs. Norman Leyden Lorelei Mr. 85 Mrs. Michael Manzi Benjamin Marx Nash, Cadmus 85 Voelker, Inc. Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert F. Novotny Pleasantville Auto Parts Pleasantville Hand Laundry Mr. 85 Mrs. Alan Rosenblum Mr. 85 Mrs. Jack Sanfilippo Sarnoff's Mr. 85 Mrs. Walter Savage Thomwood Paint k Wall Paper Where Today's Demonstrated Achievements Shape Tomorrow GPL DIVISION G-D CEEIEIQSIIELRQQXL. IPPLRQEGUSIIQDIRIJ AIELQQDSLFDAGE PLEASANTVILLE, N EW YORK CUMMINGS' Sporting Goods Sporting Equipment for all Sports Opposite Thornwood R. R. 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