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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

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ELY N EMORIA Our teacher, our guide, and our friend-Obed Ely was all these and more. His wisdom, his encouragement, his wit, and his infectious laugh endeared him to us. We held the highest respect for this man who iniiuenced us so deeply, as tutor and teacher in math, helper in French, and advisor in GO. Above all, we will remember Mr. Ely for the friendship he gave us. He offered his counsel generously for our troubles in our personal lives and in school. Our problems and thoughts con- cerned him as much as his own. We wish sin- cerely to pay tribute to this beloved man whose ebullient spirit touched our lives with richness and with joy. Dedication When We entered high school, we met you in the annex. The excitement you felt for your subject made learning much easier. Your jaunty stride and friendly grin became a familiar sight to all of us. When you moved to the science wing, you put the same zest and organization into your new subject. We appreciate the attention and interest you have shown each of us as individuals. With affection we dedicate our yearbook to you- 'clngeniousn Edwin Heideman K- L ,lk .. : . X 'fix ,ggi - '- :...:x,'l , .:',K :gs AIV. .. 5' I ' W4 'L Q H 'H I ' ' ag Fx, :QQ 'fii,sua:!g lix I Us Q? ' is Z2 H X-Xi .nu , H six 2 x S fi 'fl ,N 4' L. ii . . and on his FACE too? 356459 FACULTY f rQ!R fix ,ff xl X1 - A fix -7 , J w iff-X7 n 3 M MXF ,f ' B gn M xy ,W ff 2 M22 if f lg, Ss , f ' sv x Z 'K 'x x' SN - !wXViEw' XX Uv 3,19 T 5 , FWWHWYQ F fx ' S f -, M V F W HN tj 1, xx I1 My N XX w1?y,fNN X ' p . - 'MN II Xl-X Z, X -X VMI M -1 . ff Y lx , ff 7f77- my 11 34 7 ' V W jf! -i 9152? W N Q. f 48 1. X W N U l f ,ff 1 gm . gy gg gif Q . -, 'X F' Wx i 'V 4, A A lm -fi! U N' L principal Administration 4 .,... , gg satis 5 l I , E E , , i . is E i , I 1 1 NN V 1 CHARLES WRIGHT RONALD C. MCCREARY Mr, Mac . . . enthusiastic support- er of all scholastic and athletic en- deavors at PHS . . . the organizer who keeps the many facets of school life running smoothly . . . Monday moming convocations-a thought for the week and today's chuckle . . . meetings with the Planning and Leadership Committee and Interact Club . . . How about a school song to 'When the Saints Go Marching In ' . . . You want to join Rotary, don't you? Administrative Assistant Is There Anything I Could Do To Help? Dear Seniors: A ten year old boy from Briarcliff wrote to Congressman Richard Ottinger of Pleasantville offering to help in efforts to improve the Hudson River. Impressed by his interest, Representative Ottinger forwarded a copy to President Johnson. I suspect that by now John Schmelke of 257 Sleepy Hollow Road has received a reply from the President. I wish that one or more Pleasantville Seniors could have been moved to say I wonder if there is anything I could do to help. Is there anything I could do to help? Somehow I believe that many of you felt that way when you were ten. Do you still feel this way about things? Wouldn't it be a line world if we all felt so? Somewhere between ten and twenty too many of us absorb from others and from our experiences in trying to help the attitude expressed by What's in it for me?- What will I get out of it? It has been said There is nothing commoner than talent among modern men and nothing rarer than ambition, industry, and faith. If the author of these words had added willingness to help, I believe his words would have been even more true. Put talent, ambition, industry, faith, and helpfulness into any project and I predict that it will be done. Is there anything I could do to help? asks for leadership. It is from you that we look for this in future years. To become a leader one must have had experi- ence in helping others who lead. Only from this comes the support of others when you earn the leadership role. I predict for the young man from Briarcliff a useful life, especially if he continues to have the desire to help. I commend to you the spirit which is expressed in What can I do to help? Use it at home, in church, in college, in your vocation, and live a full and useful life. I've almost convinced myself that I should try it too. Best wishes from YM- hw Superintendent of Schools Harold Davey Board of Education '? TP ' li Q' I 1 'i sRsN F. Gillette, V. McGrath, G. King, President, A. Hittl 'i'?'QKns REGINA ADAMS five minute grammar lessons 5 The Anthology . . . Animal Farm . never really gets mad . . . patient E Z h . . . understands the drudgery of bor- ing books . . . pretests, pretests, pre- tests! JUDY JOHNSTON Just out of college . . . Get that gum outa' your mouth! . . . the steel towns of Pennsylvania . . . Paul Newman . . . often seen chasing stud- ents around the Cloisters . . . flashy red sports car . . . performance at Halloween House. PRISCILLA HENKEN I don't want your own version of Shakespeare . . . If you want to save your gum, I have some alumi- num foil . . . she shares with you her love of leaming and of life, and makes you find it in yourself . . . a smile that invites confidences . . . candor . . . reaches out to a class from her heart. HARRIET KOSHAR Demands respect and receives ad- miration . . . witty and intelligent . . . teaches critical thinking . . . perception and awareness of the world around her . . . sophomore honors English. WILLIAM LUND You will have that memorized for tomorrow, people, won't you? . . . often seen in the Grand Union . , . O, that this too too solid Hesh-U . . . ossiflcation . . . Eye of Destruc- tion . . . Diesel driven Mercedes . . . one of the most sincere and dedicated teachers PHS has. JEAN MACFARLANE Fond of fairy tales . . . finds words fascinating . . . feels the adventures of King Arthur and the Round Table should be a part of every student's upbringing . . . unappreciative of band practice . . . fan of those 4 boys from Liverpool. HERMAN WITT ERN I was reading epitaphs the other day . . . mountain climbing with Mr. Davis . . . Snowb0und . . . those GERTRUDE SPEARE dreaded lunch hour conferences . . . human thesaurus Formerly known as ..Cathy,s motheru . . . logic . . . When I was 17, I went through a stage Mrs- Speare became an integral part of reading . . . mentor of Pierian. of PHS this year . . . dynamic, a tal- ented monologist . . . devotes self to whatever she undertakes her- would like to see rejuvenation of the Tri-Hi-Y's. GEORGE DAVIS SENIOR class's vital advisor . . . star and victim of Shotgun, Hal- loween House . . . those trusty war stories . . . trips to Mount Washing- ton with Mr. Wittem . . . Friday's foreign affairs . . . pushes spirit in the Class of '66. sg , ' 4,1 A Us J 5 9' ,Q jf' I W' ff, , 5 at A fgllfffsu LA F Qf' 3153 ,.,' , I I RUTH GOODMAN Returning this year to PHS, Mrs. Goodman was formerly a secretary in the office . . . jazz fan and read- ing enthusiast . . . Finds history fas- cinating-- a story that is all true. RUTH HAACK Those swirling dramatic gestures . . . with a pointer aimed at YOU . . . Memorize the Constitution for to- morrow . . . slides of exotic places . . . Miss Reynolds . . . and forsythia in the springtime . . . twenty points lost on a fifteen point question? . . . exacting but just. LEON NETTLETON Friend to forlom freshmen . . . trips to the U. N. and Consumers' Union . . . flute-playing historian . . . serves his school gladly. LUBOR STEJSKAL Advisor to GO . . . Pass out the cigars! . . . Now if you were a col- lege class . . . . . . working toward that Dr. before his name . . . elec- tions for officers in World History classes. .......- Guidance DOROTHY HOGUE Always on the move . . . friendly but firm . . . she knows all about us from those standardized test scores . . . Opus Tri-Hi-Y . . . the office full of mints . . . Hi, Sis . . . If you don't want to work, we don't want you . . . a great hockey afficionado . . . also loves football and never misses a game. 2 MELVIN GUTTMAN Busy, busy . . . trying to find enough time in one day for one day's work . . . always ready and waiting with a smile and phenomenal understand- ing . . . Somewhere there is a col- lege for you. l GERARD BOMBARDIER L'Obus . . . Le Petit Prince . . . artistic vocabulary lists in technicolor . . . buys blue Panther decals to match his Volks . . . that paralyzing stare in the French lab . . . transla- tion-the cardinal sin . . . loves those freshmen- They're so little! Vive le Canada Francais! . . . wedels down the corridors. GISELE de la CHAPELLE Sehr Gut! . . . English, German, Latin, French, etc. are spoken here NATHAN GABRIEL Excusez-moi, mais je ne vous com- prends pas . . . a large vocabulary -both in French and English . . . those beautiful clothes . . . the class groans as he silently passes out those blank white sheets . . . the failures of French 12-why did seven people drop out? . . . precisement? . . . N. Y. bachelor. . . . In French we say- . . . Kyff, Hunt and Co. MIRA LOMONT No drumming! . . . No chewing! . . . ERASE! . . . If you say one more word, I'll give you another translation . . . Sh-h-h-t . . . fascinated with history . . . delightful sense of humor . . . vocabulary lists and Caesar's Commentaries . . . 'ARead with empathy . . . the French, Latin teacher. 'NNW c ANN LUNDE We welcome Mrs. Lunde, who teach- es first and second year French . . . Silence absolu! . . . occupied with redecoration of her new house in Armonk . . . skiing, fishing, and fix- ing cars. SYLVIA PENNACCHIA Brought Pleasantville Tri-Hi-Y's to Camp Sloane and came back with a cold . . . It won't kill you! . . . Hay faltas?'l . . . Su trabajo para hay . . . patience and understanding . . . Spanish smile . . . looks upon students as individuals . . . humor . . . a delight to all. ,,,,.....-- ,,.-A' VINCENZA BERATTA Maybe Mr. Paratore can do it ... joining the faculty this year, Miss Beratta is teaching the new approach to geometry . . . finds teaching a challenge . . . an aspiring artist. ,ta-,007 MARGARET HABL What's the matter-are you on strike? . . . How about a smoke- less place to eat lunch? . . . Sweet 30 minute quizzes-no partial credit! . . . dig that little red Volvo . . . grapes and tomatoes-with spiders . . . Hairdresser gave up . . . Guiding hand for Amicus . . . Felix, the sau- sage dog . . . slowly graduating- Math 14, Math 11 to Math 12. SALVATORE PARATORE Student Court advisor . . . that Ford fastback . . . You sure you got that now? . . . non-stop smile . . . creates math geniuses from 12X flunkies . . . King of the Annex. MARION PHILLIPS Patience, patience, and more pa- tience . . . has some magical talent to get her subject across . . . elemen- tary algebra . . . knows all the latest tips for home makers. GRETCHEN RUBENSTEIN Interested spectator and sports par- ticipant . . . has three Math 11 classes in one moming . . . dedicated teacher and math enthusiast. Math II. ELAINE WOLFSON New from New Jersey . . . attractive redhead . . . bridge, tennis, reading, art . . . that 4th period studyhall . . . ik Science xx MARY FENTON Hi-Hopes encourager . . . the gift of leadership . . . good sport . . . has fun with mistakes . . . vivacious . . . pursues original thought . . . per- sonality . . . kindness and respect for everyone. EDWIN HEIDEMAN A little bit of ingenuity, here . . . You remember this from Math 11, of course, now don't you? . . . lots of fresh air in the classroom . . . 'Tm not wasting my time on the slide rule, this year! . . . Remem- ber your units! . . . white socks. KATHLEEN HOLMER Another atom from Albany State Teacher's College . . . teaches Gen. Science 9 and 7th grade science . . . What 1've seen of PHS I like. JOHN HOOSE Garbage . . . 'Poor slob that you are . . . old blackie carbon . . . Aren't you fortunate-you're taking chemistry! . . 6.02x1023 . . . ffwhat did Mr. Heideman teach you? . . . It's the easiest subject in the world . . . crazy but sincere . . . dirty residue . . . jelly donuts. EDNA THOMAS Interested in optics and astronomy . . . new to PHS this year . . . sew- ing, listening to music, enjoying art, spelunking . , . a pet squirrel monkey . . . patenting a new type of tele- scope. CHARLES WRIGHT Stalks the halls, ready for trouble . . . gently places the erring on the EVELYN WRIGHT The other half . . . pert, lively, smartly dressed . . . If you don't understand, ask questions . . . unsym- pathetic to those who don't try . . . you get an irresistible urge to finish those words . . . Avo---gadro . . . adapted like a champ to the switch to biology . . . courting in front of 700. Wright path . . . runs with the track team . . . courting in front of 700 . . . doesn't need a bark-just bites. ALAN BRODSKY The boy from New York City . . . cool, calm, collected . . . avid shutterbug . . . Go easy on the gas, . . . drives the girls wild. Driver Education ALBERT BURKE Whats the speed limit in this town? . . . Often seen throwing eras- lj ers . . . Prove it. . . . Did you park that car or abandon it? . . . ex-fuzz. f W- i Industrial Arts 'QM PuzAsAntv A DRIVER GEAR fosmr AUTDMZQIILE CORP. VICTOR FAGGELLA Rules the j.H. shop with an iron hand . . . You say you've got a nail stuck in your thumb? . . . 'AWatch out for that blade! . , . Keeps the Home Ec. room in repair . . . always on the J.V. baseball field. GEORGE E. COOK .0 Home E C0 nom i cs problem? . . . 'Strike-overs are zeros! . . . paper under paper bail . . . Take out a half sheet of paper. 0l7'Ll7'L87 CQ DOROTHY MAROTTA Always ready with needle and thread when accidents call . . . blue, blue, and more blue . . . 'AKnock before entering . . . aromas from the Home Ec. room fill the school. 1 VIRGINIA WARD Welcomes weather-beaten PHS girls at junior high . . . patient . . . turns bumbling cooks into skilled home- makers. ALICE NULTY Keep your eyes on your copy . . . Ready?-Be . . . gin! . . . Re- member, We write by sounds . . . 'ASound it, then I'l1 know where you are going wrong . . . 3:50 break from GO meeting . . . Don't forget to push your chairs under. WALTER HAHN Today folks- . . . gum chewers often have sticky noses . . . And now for a mass exodus . . . Okay, who ate all the clay? . . . tums primitive artists into Renaissance men. Ar GEORGE NAZARUK Mr. Naz . . . Liberated Australia . . . VW Buses . . . Quitjabelliakinanget- tawork' . . . white trench coat . . . Gladiator movies . . . clay elephant . . . guiding hand of the Green Quill. HENRY SOLAZZO U D mz G Good-natured and friendly . . . tri- angles and T-squares . . . mechanical drawing . . . Stage Crew . . . has control of the shop this year. DORIS BRADBURY Project yourself . . . memorized speeches . . . one-a-day . . . This can be a polished performance or a . . . Act like you're a celebrity . . . Say that pledge with author- ity. Music ELLEN LOCKWOOD Star violinist IN the orchestra . . . I want daylight between those notes . . . Pomp and Circum- stance and Festival March for the class of '66. A. T. TELLSTROM DOC . . . A77 or is it A.T.T. . . . Son of a gun . . . that Leonard Bernstein hair . . . Gum chewers be- ware! . . . has 2 6A's to brag about . . . affectionately addresses all mem- bers of Senior Chorus as kiddoes, and even the girls in Men's Chorus are boys . . . Girls, that sounds asthmatic! . . . what you should wear to all performances--those Sunday-go-to-meetin ' clothes . . . stage fright before Spring Concert . . . Lordy', . . . I can't take this much longer! WILBUR LOCKWOOD Uncle Bumpy . . . canoe trips in the Adirondacks . . . milk and ice routes . . . band and orchestra . . . When I was in college- . . . seen at foot- ball games wearing green and white. DEWITT WASSON Competent instructor of PHS aspir- ing organists . . . DDWy' . . . Watch your fingering! . . . trips to Yale, etc .... pieces to challenge the in- tellect . . . advisor of the Organ Club . . Nein! . . . American Guild of Organists Quarterly . . . German is the language to leam! . . . prac- tice + effort : success. L i braria n JEANNETTE L. KIEFER CHARLES BEATTIE Chuck . . . that valuable half credit received in good health . . . hit by '66er's flying bat . . . FLEX . . . A-one! a-one! a -one, two, three, fawll' . . . often seen running hither and yon . . . King of the Weed Party . . . peeved by SENIOR boys who drink iwhich ones don't?D. RUTH GEREMIA Body lifting . . . up . . . and down . . . Where's the right wing? . . orange rubber ball . . . archery . . Mrs. G. Physical Education 0 3' ' S5231 - - , 1 M., is isiisafrf ' is PETER KURACHEK Coach . . . Comp1acency is a dis- ease . . . respected and loved by the entire student body . . . This is your team and I want to see you all down at the field Saturday to support it . . . Jack and Jill . . . I lg - , K , g il MARION STALLWOOD Stallwood, with two 1's! , . . trains and conditions future PHS Olympic stars . . . effort + being a SENIOR : success . . . intramurals: a sport for every girl and a girl for every sport . . . New York State Physical Fitness Test vs. Miss Stallwood's Endurance Race . . . Maine is where the action is . . . PI-IS's female Amold Palmer. LLFS9 PHYLLIS AUGENBLICK Probably the only newcomer to PHS from Armonk this year, Mrs. Augen- blick learned the ropes last June from departing Mrs. Mackey . . . patient, smiling, and pleased with PHS and its students . . . amused by dismayed truants-- How did you find out? I Secretaries Mrs. Bucci-guidance office THANK YOU. Mrs. Ju Mrs. Haviland, Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Anderson Custodians Cafeteria my Q Are we going about this the right Way, Coach? f 'x 1 ,ff a f XM' K1 W fa f Fdyg 7, 13,04 n-aka Wsqwiidfv- np. U 'il- KV 1 1 wx , 'f X W b , 'A x 1 . 1, M N 1 X JL. , 4 X XY 1 H S 9 ! qi, MZ X fy 'QJX F ,Www-Q' ' ' Wxmxb 111 IVV ,KI X fx , XXXXXY WMM I lla - j if-,S t X, , fm xxx XX QS 'Hg f ewefi W 0 'KX 'X' 9 w XV 'NN-'f x '5f' , xi 'xy fxxss 3, , K 'N ff' 1 I 0 1. ex ' 1 G + N? S f X N .w ill - - . xp QQ Nm iw? X A - xg r X M ' N 0 X-:XN'maxmgm5f ln A X X X X si? xt f X X, V 2 pw, x N NN M X 1 Ng 1 S 'ff f!I,. A L ' ' 6 ff xx Q Q S' X 4 4 N f V N , 11 Qx !!5 ':'i:5 , X X N X! X X ' , , +0 E H Gi ,, N X v 41222 it 7 FRE HME Row 1: J. Benjamin, S. Branneky, M. Beem, S. Avenius, S. Amacher. Row 2: D. Bailey, B. Bohlander, S. Brown. Members of the freshman class entered the hallowed halls of P.H.S. in September feeling a bit dazed and lost. They soon became an integral part of high school life, however, and have participated actively in P.H.S. organizations. They can be proud of their freshman football team, which ended the season undefeated and unscored upon. Under the guidance of their class advisor and Mrs. Hogue, and under the leadership of cap- able officers they wrote and rati- fied their class constitution. The future sees the class of '69 bring- ing its share of honor to our alma mater. Row 1: B. Hallager, M. Glynn, J. Goudie, B. Gruen, T, Howe. Row 2: H. Knudsen, M. Klugman, N. Gray, N. Howe, S. Howe, C. Hoefer, K. Hartman, M. Killian, J, Harmon, K Gray, N. Grunenwald. SW-af ZH wa. W.. ,A , ., V Q ,V , km, at 94 M' W , , Q ff' 3 f L' ' gyn- . M F I H , -fa , f as f G11 ,f 4 , ,,,,, ,fm , Q .ml 'L 'W f Z, V I N OPH UM ORE Row 1: J. Handlen, D. Gruen, B. King, D. Borck. The class of '68, led by President Jane Handlen, Vice President Dietrich Gruen, Secretary Betsy King, and Treasurer Debby Borck, has participated in a full slate of school activities designed to promote spirit and re- sponsible citizenship. They are hearty supporters of all P.H.S. teams and were Well represented in Varsity Foot- ball and Basketball. On the social side was the Sopho- more dance, an occasion which will long be remembered. Off to a good start, they look to a bright future at P.H.S. Row 1: B. Andreotti, M. Brooks, G. Arens, M. Beattie, L. Annese, D. Borck. Row 2: P. Betz, L. Christensen, L. Allen, L. Cavallo, F. Bueti, J. Allaire, S. Caruso, R. Burnett. Row 1: S. Dudick, J. Eisele, S. Davis, T. Davis, E. Correll, B. Coombs. Row 2: B. Edwards, D. DuVal1, P. Cuomo, T. Daddazio, C. Dodson. -ui, -.mgnfg 1 Row 1: R. McCutcheon, J. Nathe, L. Mallory, D. Marquinez, K. Lynch, D, Lutz, A. Mac- Donald, K. Morgan, N. Moreno, L. Neelsen. Row 2: E. Manzo, B. Maddock, B. Moran, S. Moore, T. Moroney. Row 1: K. O'Connell, L. Penniman, S. Quayle, C. Ro- berts, T. Russotti, G. Riley. Row 2: E. Reid, A. Price, F. Pinto, T. Racioppo, W. Plumb, J. Ragsdale, T Rooney. 1 The Class of '67 has a lot of school spirit and has shown its support for the Varsity Football team by winning first prize in the banner competition for the big Rye on the Rocks pep rally and dance. The Junior Prom, Whispering Pines, was presented on December 17-it was a memorable evening for everyone. The largest in the school, the Junior class is blessed with the last Armonkites, three of whom are officers, to graduate from P.H.S. With the able assistance of class advisor, Mrs. Henken, and the leadership of its officers the juniors have been active and are looking forward to their big SENIOR year. B Bloch Cpresj L Papale CV- presj B Schupp Cecj M. Savage l Row 1: M. Blank, L. Ardrey, J. Blackman, A. Alzamora, 2: C. Barlow, J. Ayers, Bell, R. Bard. Row 1: J. Cassidy, C. Campbell, K. Brill, E. Cassidy, J, Bossert, C. Buettner, P. Campbell. Row 2: R. Bohmrich, C. Brooks, R. Bucher, S. Coley, A. Christgau, J. Broadhurst, S. Bush. G. Bell. Row H. Acher, S. .1 ,, . ,,, W N, Ml, 'QW ' 1-V a. X , f a 6,1 , A f 2 , 'w 'af 1 f 4 H W V.-.,.., ,An 4,4 fs. 1' -J -aw ,, . f A f , ?I4.,,f fini: M' -1fftwgLg,:X W-f Vt, jf: 'V H4-f f71. W re .W bbw ,f... 'i-I M w ' U W, ,, , 4,7 y Jar., , ff : ,M , 1.1. 534, lv Wa ,.-Y Y gait! 9 A '35, 4 if-ff in .a f 2 V .2 h Q . , ,,,, I , Ain? ih W 55.5553 'wwf , Q W..L,,31 , Y KA V I at .. w 1 1 X Row 1: D. Neus, N. Bonapart, B. Pourciau, P. Partica, P. O'Neil, C. Newton, R, Piteo, M. Privitello. Row 2: A. Porter, L. Papale, B. Neelsen, A. Perry, A. Oakley, L. Newsome. Row 1: M. Savage, B. Schupp, I Scheinbaum, L. Ruckert, M. Gen- kerell. Row 2: N. Mangialetti, D. See, D. Sims, M. Shaw. Row 1: E. Randall, J. Rogers, L. Rapp, D. D. Richardson. Row 2: T. Millen, S. Reed, M. H. Reynolds E. Rmgwood, K. Riley. F-'Hi 'ann Q. ,,.. an El'RcABllLAR 009 stil 1 Y ,,,, M Mr ,ff M N 4 F mfs hy Sw fx N EXZXKQJEDQ f Wxgfxjy j X Vxjfmw L17 Ly if ff? Y f .J wax!! b x r d 1 Qu 4 ' f f My f f Z ' H N x. . X . W V Mxx I , .. X v Y X X' XM Xxx-QA Oxv-L .X ,701 b skbwaxx. awww f X? Nix NE -A P lwxx. Nxifxxx-X! X, Sq 2 X x ix V , I R TY ,f Nfgqf 51 X SQ XMWX A Y N WYXQJXQQJ Ql,w.QQ,Q - . , V . . Row 1: T. Stephens, G. Konetzni, K. Settgast, B. Tompkins, R. Tietjen, G. Stocchetti. Row 2: H. Stech, L. Trohn, M. Snell, T. Totton, A. TenBroeck, D. Tull. 455 AM ik-so , Row 1: J. Yakeley, K. Twitty, S. Visca, A. Williamson, M. Wagner, E. Wagner, B. Welsh. Row 2: P. Vita, C. Weiss, H. Wood, S. Wagert, E. Watts, B. Zwiefel, J. Winkler, D. Valentine. N 1 I il Q SENIORS QL H QV J A 1? E, .' Qs, xx f 'N-1 A--' Class 0151966 RALPH F. PEARSALL That's weak! . . . admires those who truly enjoy life . . . seen with Fred and Ralph in the O.V .... especially interested in girls . . . hap- piest moment is yet to come . . . will remember Old Farm parties . . . relaxing and partying . . . intends to be a rich business executive on the Riviera . . . college. Class Pres. 145, Student teacher. NANCY ANN GOLUB Googi . . . petite . . . seen a foot below eye level . . . digs Mr. Solin, Mr. Lund, Miss Pennacchia, and Mr. Davis...Ballet and knitting...the girls . . . pet peeve is prejudiced people . . . first to fall asleep, last to wake up . . . college, social worker. NHS 1453 V. P. Senior Classy GO 13,453 St. Council V.P. 1159 Tri-Hi-Y 13,45, V.P. 145. CAROL SANTUCCIO Santoosh . . . confusion . . . Mrs. Max-otta and Mr. Wright rate . . . ballet . . . The lost and found is where you'll find her . . favorite pastime -playing loadball . . . a future college student and lady. NHS 1459 Planning and Leadership Comm. 1355 Senior Class Sec,' Leaders Club 13,45, Sec. 1453 Intramurals and honor teams 12,3,45. 1 yi, x LQ is sv SANDRA ROSS ix Sandy . . . Oh, Right! . . . skiing, swimming, riding in blue Mustangs, and Drew . . . favorites are Mr. Lund and Mr. Wright . . . September 19, 1965 . . . peeved by Junior boys and people who accuse her of bleaching her hair . . . embarrassed New Year's Eve? . . . college . . . 10 years sees Sandy out West as a programmer. St. Gov't 1l,3,45g AFS 1359 Class Treas. 1455 Tri-Hi-Y 13,459 Cheerleader 1255 School play 1455 Intramurals 11,3,45 BRADFORD HOLLAND ADAM 4'Brad . . . forget it . . . Armonk Bowl, Bedford Village, I-Iuntington's parties . . . music, photography, and Marilynn . . . Mr. Davis, Mr. Cook, Mr. Wright . . . more SENIOR privileges. Freshmen Football C153 Trinity Yearbook Photography C15 ALFRED A. ARCO Fred . . . the popcom man . . . Of course I watch while I work . . . enjoys French and Math 10 . . . a Miss Haack fan . . . eradication of Regents! . . . looks forward to graduation . . . College. j.V. Baseball C25 WAYNE JOSEPH ARNOLD Whip . . . Arn . . . Ace . . . math rates . . . favorites are Heideman and Mr. Wright . . . Never spit in a man's face unless his mustache is on fire! . . . suggests bombing the school . . . admires J.F.K., Winston Churchill, and Bill Barrett C?5 . . . trail boss . . . Vietnam. NHS C455 Varsity Baseball C3,45g J.V. Basketball C253 j.V. Baseball C255 Intramural Basketball..C3,45 ' 5 ANDREW ARTHUR Arthur Andrew . . . lives in his own world of science fiction . . . admires Hugh Hefner . . . Mr. Lund, Mr. Hoose, Miss Haack . . . interested in sailing, skiing, camping . . . Navy . . . teaching. Projection Crew C1,2,5g Chem. Lab Asst. C453 Assembly Critic C25- ROBERT AUBRY Drew . . . 4'Do it! . . . seen with Sandy in Armonk . . . griped by study- ing and possessive girls . . . September 19, 1965 . . . Lake George . . . member of Pigs Party . . . would like to see the school tom down . . . blue Mustang . . . load ball, sailing, and skiing . . . Switzerland, ski bum. GQ C1,25g Football C1,2,35g Assembly Council C1,25 RICHARD BURTON AUNE Aownry, Rich . . . seen with Al and at the Firehouse . , . admires Ernie Banks . . . wallpaper the Senior hall . . . Miss Haack, Mr. Wright, Mr. Sabella, Spanish, chemistry . . . Holy red snapper!!', . . . collecting baseball cards . . . college. Cross Country C413 Track 12,3,4Jg Monitor f3,4Jg Physical Fitness Club C2D. CHARLES BAKER Chas . . . digs fishing . . . admires Mr. Sabella . . . in 10 years would like to be in Canada . . . griped by PHP's . . . bowling . . . Mr. Bomb, Mr. Cook . . . Business Law . . . retailing and business. Projection Crew 61,213 Intramurals Cl,3D. WILLIAM G. BARRETT Bill . . . Don't worry about it. . . . care free and happy-go-lucky . . . seen with the out crowd . . . enjoys math, physics, and band . . . never an embarrassing moment . . . future plans include money and divorce. j.V. Football 1233 j.V. Baseball C255 Intramurals C3,4D. WILLIAM BRUCE BARTOW Bones . . . Mr. Cook, Miss Haack, Mr. Solazzo . . . Business Math, Amer- ican History . . . MD2B-3 . . . often seen drawing . . . ML Cook, I didn't draw that fly on the wallll' . . . spending his time at playing with 2F2 Ford. j.V. Basketball C115 St. Court C2,3D DAVID BRUCE BATES Dave,' . . . D.M.B.l' . . . Off' . . . Often seen with Corky Quincy and one sophomore girl . . . future lawyer . . . Latin, chemistry . . . griped by people who play the role . . . wishes there were no faculty spies during noon hour. X CN St. Gov't C259 Red Cross 135g Band C2,3,4J5 Track C2,3J. 3 SUSAN EILEEN BEATTIE Sue . . . a most enthusiastic cheerleader . . . Let's go Big Green! . . . will never forget the Harrison game . . . if it's a sport she'll give it a try . . . advocates additions to PHS trophy cabinet . . . All-Stuyvesant Hockey Team . . . future sees Sue as a phys. ed. teacher. GQ C3,433 NAC C2,3,43, VP C433 Class Treas. C233 Cheerleading C1,2,3,43, Capt. C1,433 Leaders' Club C3,433 Intramurals and Honor Teams C1,2,3,433 St. Teacher Cl,2,3,43g Chorus C1,43. JOYCE THERESA-MARIA BENDETTI You're unbelievable! . . . Craig . . . seen usually on the top Hoor . . . favors Mr, Cook, Miss Nulty, and Mrs. Henken . . . enjoys English and Secretarial Practice . . . dancing is N her joy . . . people who can ski bother her . . . most embarrassed holding up the rope tow l while skiing . , . future sees Joyce as a secretary. GQ C433 Dance Comm. C1,2,333 St. Teacher C2,33Q St. Court Stenographer C433 Intramurals 0,33- JOAN ADAMS BENHAM Our Leader . . . scatterbrained . . . pink flowered wallpaper for the Green Quill office . . . exuberance in all she does . . . singing, writing, reading, listening to records, dancing, living . . . Mrs. Henken, Mrs. Lomont, Mr. Bomb, Mr. Gabriel . . . hectic but rewarding days filled with responsibility and activity . . . college, teaching, marriage. GQ c1,2,3,4p, Ass't. Ed. in Chief 439, Ed. in Chief 443, NHS C3,43, VP C435 Intramurals and Honor Teams C2,3,433 Tri-Hi-Y C3,43, Sec. C433 Chorus Cl,3,43, NAC C1,2,33, ROSEMARIE BEUSCHER Rose . . . Oh, Really! . . . an admirer of Mr. Wright and Mr. Sabella . . . often seen with Inge and Jen, looking out the window . . . likes German and biology . , . hopes to live in Florida. FNC C1,2,3,43g Intramurals C133 Red Cross C3,433 Nurse's Helper C135 AFS C33. JOYCE CAROL BODEN Joyce . . . admires Joan Baez and J.F.K .... rates Mr. Bomb, Mr. Heideman, and Mr. Gabe high . . . Junior Prom Queen . . . likes the school the way it is . . . enjoys hockey, playing guitar, and being with people . . . a truly considerate, cheerful person . . . a sum- mer in France, then college. GQ C1,3,43, Lit. Ed. C433 NHS C3,43, Sec.-Treas. C433 GO f1,2,3,Q Intramurals and Honor Teams C1,2,3,433 Cheerleading C233 Tri-Hi-Y C3,43, VP C433 Class Sec. C1,233 Chorus C43. SUSAN M. BRANIGAN Sue . . . admires j.F.K. and Jacqueline Kennedy . . . most often seen with Vernon, Ann, and others . . . main hall is her most frequent hangout . . . Yes, I'm his sister . . . English . . . Mr. Lund and Doc . . . our new acquisition from Sacred Heart . . . peeved by being new and people who try to make a big impression . . . bowling with Ann on Sunday , . . college, nursing, marriage, and Paris and Greece. GQ C439 GO 1455 Tri-Hi-Y f4Jg Intramurals 143. INGEBORG BROCKSTEDT Inge . . . USENIORS rate . . . Mrs. Marotta, Mr. Davis, Mr. Solazzo, Mr. Cook . . . a Peanuts fan . . . June 6, 1964 . . . dislikes Regents and snobs . . . horseback riding, swim- ming, cooking . . . future includes marriage and secretarial work. Red Cross f4Jg Library Club C333 Dance Comm. C2,3,4Dg St. Teacher C2,3J. PHILIP M. BOLDUC Phil . . . Excelsior . . . admires Bob Dylan, VVinston Churchill, Bob Kyff, and Mickey Mouse . . . often seen running around the track . . . quotes lines from his own modern, abstract poetry . . . would like to live in Fairbanks, Alaska . . . griped by big fast dogs who chase small fast distance runners . . . All-SWIAC Cross Country lst Team. Cross Country f2,3,4Jg Track C2,3,4Jg Band 12,3,4Jg Monitor C4D. Y , f, fr TJ xi' LL ' gy X71 RENAY ARLENE BREWER Renay . . . future author from PHS . . . admires J.D. . . . Phyllis, Ellen, Joan . . . Confused . . . Miss Haack and Mr. Gabriel rate . . . considers being co-editor of the PIERIAN greatest accomplishment . . . English, French, Latin . . . will be happiest when she gets something published . . . college and writing. GQ 145g Pierian C4Jg GO C415 Chorus C155 French Club C2,3J, Pres. C2,3Dg St. Council Q1,2,3Jg Monitor C3D. ERNEST BUCKSTINE Buck . . . I'll never tell! . . . admires John Lindsay . . . seen with a certain junior in the auditorium . . . likes biology and math . . . Mr. Bomb, Mr. Wright, Mr. Sabella, and Miss Haack rate. . . enjoys skiing, swimming, and billiards . . . aggravated by teachers who are never wrongl' . . . considers dropping French 12 a wise decision . . . college. St. Gov't. C1,3,4Jg Monitor Cl,2,3,4Jg St. Teacher C1,2,3Jg Freshman Chorus,' Men's Chorus C3,4J. PHIL CACHIA Phil . . . Aci . . . seen making money at the Grand Union . . . art and math rate, as do Mr. Naz and Mr. Davis . . . Aci Garbonzo . . . the boy with the pipe and the Chevy . . . can do without people who blow up Chevies . . . future plans include college, then an architect. PHP C2,3,41, Captain C419 Planning and Leadership Comm. C415 St. Court C413 Class Pres. C31 V. P. C213 Football C1,2,31g Track C1,21 JOYCE MARIE CALAMAI Reject . . . yogurt and tassels . . . worrisome . . . Fong's backyard ... when Mr. Naz threw painting out window . . . creating lightning storms in girls room . . . English and Latin . . . skiing . . . college. Planning and Leadership Comm. C1,2,3,41, Sec. C413 Intramurals Cl,2,3,41, Honor Teams C2,3,415 GQ C2,3,41g Green Lantern C413 FTC C1,41g Photo. Comm. for Sr. Ball C413 jr. Classical League C1,2,3,41, Treas. C21, Pres. C31, Vice Pres. C41. IOYCE ANN CAMILLI Ioyce . . . Anybody want to buy a horse? . . . art enthusiast . . . pends most of her time on a horse or buying air mail stamps . . . seen :V ith Eddy . . . U.S.A.F. and Draft gripes her . . . business and marriage. Red Cross C2,3,419 Tri-Hi-Y C2,31 HEATHER HALE CAMPBELL Feather . . . Are you a clod or a pebble? . . . a bright smile for every- one . . . seen with Ann . . . Mrs. Henken, Mrs. Habl, Mr. Lund and Mr. Davis rate high . . . chemistry gripes her . . . embarrassed at being em- barrassed . . . a certain weekend at Bucknell with Ann . . . sort of . . . patiently corrects the numerous mistakes of the Literary Staff of the GQ . . . college. GO C2,31g GQ C3,41, Copy Editor C415 AFS C3,41g Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,41 Sec. C415 Green Lantern C2,31g NHS C41 MARY ELLEN CANNIZZARO Beatle No. 2 . . . Don't over do it! . . . a certain Greeley boy . . . Mr. Nazaruk and Mrs. Habl head her list . . . peeved by sloppy dressers . . . one of the BIG 5 . . . Who is the vainest of them all . . . admires fellow fops . . . Fong's backyard . . . enjoys art . . . will never forget her trip to the boys' room . . . future sees colle e and career. S Red Cross C21g Cheerleading C419 NAC C413 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,41g County Council Rep. C3,41g Intramurals C1,2,31g Dance Comm. C1,2,3,41 JANICE E. CANTARERA Likes English, biology . . . Mrs. Henken, Mr. Lund, Mr. Nelson . . . joys water-skiing . . . special accomplishment was passing Geometry . . . seen with the other eleven at GRCP . . . future includes college and nurs- mg. Red Cross 13,453 FNC 13,453 Tri-Hi-Y 13,453 Intramurals 13,459 Dance Comm. 145. JEFFREY WILLIAM CARTY Jeff . . . I guess . . . Pennsylvania's gift to PHS and the GQ . . likes English, French, Mrs. Henken, Mr. Bomb . . . a Beatle doodler . . . the Spoonfull . . . tangerines . . . can't take those marathon yearbook meetings . . . embarrassed when caught watching Batman . . . plans college and a little freedom. GQ 13,45, Layout Editor 1455 Language Lab Asst. 1253 Golf 12,3,459 Pierian 1453 Math Club 1453 jr. Prom Comm. 135. RONALD CASCIOLI Great One! . . . aspires to be rich and ruler of the world . . . sadistic Mr. Hoose, Mrs. Kiefer, Mr. Heideman . . . hangs around with a bunch of idiots . . . Yes, S128 in one night! . . . enjoys study hall . . . hunting 1what?5, skiing, golf . . . August 18, 1965. Projection Crew 1159 Assembly Critic 12,359 PHP 1455 TV Tips 145: Intramurals 125 RALPH PETER CAUTELA Ralph . . . Yellow-Byrd . . . Mr. Davis and Mr. Wallace . . . Fred and Ralph . . . seen in the O.V .... enjoys American and World History . . . wouldn't bother to change the school . . . college . . . living in a house. G.Q. 1459 Senior Project Ch. 145g PHP 1459 Monitor 11,3,45g Student Teacher 11,2,3,45g Dance Comm. 12,45. CARL ROGER CENNER Carl . . . Mr. Cook and Business law rate high . . . basketball . . . likes PHS the way it is . . . future is undecided. Soccer and softball intramurals 11,2,3,45. RICHARD CENNER Dick . . . thoughtful . . . Mr. Cook, Mr. Lund, and Miss Haack rate high . . . basketball enthusiast . . . can be found on the handball court. JONATHAN MACK CHARRY Jon . . . debate and discussion . . . skiing, tennis, reading, music, girls . . . weak . . unreal', . . . Blonde or brunette? . . . most embarrassed at the loss of his voice . . PHS band leader . . . future sees college and a career in the Foreign Service. NHS C435 St. Ct. C3,43, Chief justice C435 Band C1,2,3,43g Men's Chorus C1,43g Orchestra C2,3,43g Track C2,3,43g Cross Country C335 Basketball C13. LEONARD F. CLAPP JR. clude a career as an electronic technician with a lst class FCC radio license, GO C1,23g Projection Crew Cl,23. STEPHEN L. COFFMAN Be discreet . . . Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Gahlen, Mr. Davis . . . admires Catherine C. Valentine . . . be my Valentine . . . Sr. High Fellowship . . . college. NHS C3,43g St. Gov't C239 Interact C3,43, V.P. C433 PHP C435 Baseball C2,3,43g Intra- murals C3,43. JUDITH A. COLSEY Judi . . . Colse . . . Reject . . . seen with Sue, Karen and other fellow instigators . . . Gr0ss! . . . Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Lund rate . . . unbelievable . . . Peach Lake . . . I'll never tell! . . , suggests a merger with Rye andfor Sleepy Hollow . . . college and teaching. GQ C3,43g NAC C1,2,3,43, Sec. C3,43g Leadefs Club Cl,2,3,43g Intramurals and Honor Teams C1,2,3,43g Jr. Chorus C135 Dance Comm. C1,2,33g Halloween House C43. Len . . . Citizen's Band Radio is great! . . . electronics enthusiast . . . future plans in- MICHAEL CONAHAN-graduated jan. '66 DONNA FRANCES CONSOLO Donna . . . seen with the other 11 . . . G.R.C.P. . . . likes Messrs. Cook, Sabella, Bomb . . . griped by draft card bumers . . .organized crime? . . . suggest the school build a swimming pool, complete with sundecks, bar, and a little sand . . . her bright future includes college, England, and marriage. Red Cross C1,2,35g FNC C2,35g Tri-Hi-Y C3,453 Dance Comm. C3,45g Intramurals C2,3,45. CONRAD J. STANTON-CORNELY Pancho . . . one of the PHS VIP's . . . admires thinkers and doers . . . loathes disorganization . . . red-faced at birth . . . proud of his nomination for the Civil Air Patrol International Cadet Exchange . . . will remember the kindness of teachers . . . and the Senior Beer Party... college and success. GO C355 St. Gov't. C455 Cross Country C155 Track C1,45g Soccer Intra- murals C25. MARY LYNN CORRIGAN Lynn, Queenie, Roadrunner . . . admires understanding mothers . . . seen with Watson wherever he is . . . Yeah, un-huh! . . . likes math, English, and secretarial courses . . . griped by people who are 18 before she is . . . Sept. 19, 1965 . . . favorite teachers are Habl, Cook, Davis, Henken . . . swimming . . . fainting in the Junior Hall . . . secretary, marriage, Hawaii. St. Ct. Steno. C45g Intramurals C1,453 St. Teacher C353 jr. Prom Comm. C355 Sr. Ball Comm. C455 Halloween House C453 Sr. Project C45. RICHARD JOSEPH COSTELLO Dick . . . favors Mr. Hoose, Mrs. Habl, Mr. Davis . . . f'That's stupid! . . . admires fun lovers . . . seen with john, Bill, Cathy . . . industrious . . . peeve dby people who are smart and tell you so . . . I hate the cold. '. . . living in Miami . . , his first date with Mary C?5 . . . college. St. Gov't. C153 NAC C453 St. Teacher C2,35g jr. Prom Comm. C353 Sr. Project Comm. C453 Halloween House C455 Intramurals C2,35. J. LEE CRISTY Firkydood1e . . . Industrious Lee is happiest when earning money . . . seen in the book- store . . . Would you believe . . . . . . admires Tarzan and Theodore Roosevelt . . . skiing, monkeys, science . . . peeved at litter bugs, homework, and people who don't smile. H. R. Rep. 1219 Math Club 1319 T. V. Tips 1313 Newspaper Delivery 131, Intramurals 12,315 Bookstore 1415 Office Monitor 141. SHEILA M. CRITCHLEY Critch . . . Mr. Cook, Miss Haack, Mrs. Henken . . . I'm shocked! . . . hangs around with the other 11 . . . G.R.C.P .... admires those who admire her . . . history, business, English are her favorites . . . Shad-up . . . The Big D bugs her . . . playing the violin in front of Rome . . . college. Red Cross 12,315 FNC 1213 Intramurals 1215 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,41. ELIZABETH MAURER CROSSETT Liz . . . Think positive! . . . often seen in a lab apron . . . likes English, math, chem- istry, and German . . . Mrs. Henken and Messrs. Davis, Heideman, and Hoose rate . . . an understanding grasp of many subjects . . . a B.S. in nursing and the Air Force Nursing Corps are in her future. FNC 13,415 Red Cross 13,419 Chorus 1l,2,31g Tri-Hi-Y 13,415 Intramurals and Honor Teams 13,41. PATRICIA JEAN-MARIE CUSSANO Pat, Indiv . . Is there anything wrong? . . . one of the BIG 5 . . . often seen cheering for the boys . . . Mrs. Koshar and Miss Pennacchia are favorites . . . I'm President of the Monitor Chairmen . . . favorite pastime: worrying . . . Win Panthers! . . . future in- cludes college, travel, and teaching. Cheerleader 11,2,3,41g NAC 13,419 GO 121, Monitor Chairman 1419 Tri-Hi-Y 1413 Chorus 11,3,41g Honor Teams 12,31. CHRISTOPHER CYPHER Chris . . . I really care . . . English, physics . . . thoughtful . . . admires Mrs. Henken, J.F.K., Ev Dirksen, Kahil Gibran, Dylan 1Thomas and Bob1 . . . interested in sports cars, folk music, skiing, jazz, books . . . 8130-31f65 . . . advocates more honors and advanced placement courses and wider curriculum . . . plans college and life in NYC. NHS 1415 GQ 1415 St. Gov't. 11,2,3,41, Treas. 1415 Basketball 11,21: Track 12,3,41g Band 11,3,41g Men's Chorus 11,413 Intramurals 13,41. JUNE MARIE DAFFER June-bug . . . Daft . . . Juney . . . Your mother dresses ya funny . . . admires Robert Kennedy . . . Dummy . . . seen at the Golden Fountain or driving through the village with Sue, Laurie, and Gail . . . special accomplishments include no detentions as yet . . . happiest moment will be graduation . . . future holds Europe and teaching. St. Court C459 Assembly Critic C4Jg Cooking Club C153 Intramurals C1,4J DOMENICO DlASCANIO Ringo . . . art, mechanical drawing, football, and Gina Lolobrigida rate . . . seen with Jim, John, Phil, Valerto . . . Get lost! . . . peeved when people can't mind their own business . . . future sees Dom as a draftsman. Football C1,2,3,4j5 Track C1,2,3,4Jg St. Teacher C235 PHP C43 LAURIE JO DERMER Laur . .. . Pebble . . . seen at the Golden Fountain and with the Ron Dons . . . June, Sue, Nancy, and the Greenwich Guys . . . sing- ing, swimming, 7th period math . . . future includes college and musical comedy. All-county Chorus C1,4Jg Senior Chorus C1,2,3,4D, NAC Talent Show C253 School Play C135 Tri-Hi-Y C3,4Jg Men's Chorus C2,3,4Dg Alternate J. V. Cheerleader C159 Library Club C11 JOHN DIGIACOMO Admires himself and Sophia Loren . . . Mr. Solazzo, Mr. Davis, and Mrs. Habl head his list . . . The H . . . it is! . . . enjoys mechanical draw- ing, math, art, and history . . . strongman of the school . . . Italian . . . seen riding around . . . Ossining . . . would keep the teachers, but build a new school . . . college. PHP C4Dg Cross Country C135 Projection Crew CID: St. Teacher CZJ ANDREE A. DIOTTE Frenchie . . . Right . . . seen with the Crew . . . Mr. Sabella, Mr. Davis, Mr. Cook, Mr. Naz rate . . . dislikes stone walls, rain and deans . . . happiest May 30, 1963 . . . embarrassed at Kennedy Airport . . . described as thirsty . . . We try harder . . . future plans-marriage and a home away from Pleasantville. NAC C1,2,3Dg H.R. Treas. C1,2,3Jg jr. Prom Steering Comm., Dance Comm. C1,2,3,4J LINDA MARIE DUBIELL Tru-Blue . . . Sweet pea . . . never a silent moment with this gal . . . embarrassed when she fell off a chairlift . . . Is this good, or what? . . . skiing, riding enthusiast . . . art school. XTC? C3,43gqC33g QL C335 Intramurals C1,2,3,43g Chorus C1,23g Tri-Hi-Y C3,43. SHEILA JOAN DOWNEY Shez . . . 10 years sees her healthy, wealthy and wise-away from P-ville . . . New Year's Eve '65 . . . New Year's '66 . . . disgusted by uncollegiate people and the Zoo C?3 . . . admires J.D. Salinger . . . Mr. Sabella, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Henken . . . history, geom- etry, biology . . . when smiling, beware . . . interested in the S. R., Deerfield . . . college. Chorus C1,2,3,43g Dance Comm. C1,2,3,43g Halloween House C433 Tri-Hi-Y C3,43, Treas. C433 St. Gov't Cl,23. CATHLEEN McKELDEN DURR Cathie . . . Little Reject . . . Cool it! . . . admires the Stones . . . seen with Richie, Bill, and Laurie . . . likes English, history, and Math 10 . . . Mrs. Habl, Mrs. Henken, Mrs. Koshar, and Miss Haack are favorites.. . out of school interests include skiing and swimming . . . peeved by people who are snobby and have no sense of humor . . . would like to see a new high school . . . college. St. Gov't. C2,3,43g FNC C333 Intramurals C1,2,3,43g Tri-Hi-Y C3,43g Monitor C3,43g Chorus C435 jr. Prom Comm. C33. I UUJX sigma NIARY GILL ELLIS Friendly and nice to know, Mary is often seen in the O.V .... Hey! what do we mean by this? . . . happiest at A quarter to three . . . The Revolutioni' . . . Business Law, English, Miss Pennacchia, Mr. Cook . . . college and travel are in her future. GQ C439 GO C1,2,3,43g Cheerleading C1,2,335 Chorus C1,43, Monitor C435 Homeroom Treas. C43g Assembly Critic C43g Dance Comm. C3,43. MICHAEL W. ELLIS Mike . . . favorite expression-censored . . . reserved . . . seen at Johnny Di's or Tom's 22 Club . . . physics, mechanical drawing . . . Mr. Heideman and Coach Kurachek . . . his Chevy rates . . . would like to see shorter hours, longer lunch, and a student parking lot at PHS . . . seen driving a big green wagon . . . future sees college or jail. JOHN ENGLUND john . . . Mr. Wright, Mr. Bomb, Mr. Hoose, Mr. Lefcourt . . . especially interested in biology, chemistry, skiing . . . You can't win 'em all . . . irritated by phonies . . . NMSQT semi-finalist . . . college and a career as a biologist. Band C1,2,3,45g Orchestra C1,2,3,45g Interact C3,45g The Pierian C45 DONALD ERICKSON Don . . . seen with t'Pickle and Shaggy . . . physics, math, playing the guitar . . . down with figurehead teachers . . . P'ville needs a new clock system . . . often found enjoying life Planning and Leadership Comm. C1,2,35, V.P. C455 Physical Fitness Club C255 Men's Chorus C3,45g Intramurals C1,2,3,45 At WENDY LEE FEAGLES Wen . . . favorites are Mr. Cook, Mr. Davis, and Mrs. Fenton . . . yeah right! ' . . . seen with Hittl and the gang . . . enjoys leaming new dance steps and doing things out of the ordinary . . . 10 years sees Wendy married and dancing. St. Gov't C253 Red Cross C459 Intramurals C1,2,35g Student Teacher C25 ROBERT FILDES Bob . . . seen in the auditorium with Glenn, Jeff, Ralph and company . . . favorites include chemistry, biology, physics, Mr. Hoose, Mr. Bomb, Mr. Wright . . . dislikes unannounced class meetings, convocations . . . WHAAAT! . . . skiing and getting tangled in the rope tow! . . . watching Man from U.N.C.L.E. at Ralph's in color . . . college and a doctor. Chess Club C455 Monitor C455 Sr. Project Comm. C455 Halloween House C459 Intramurals C1,2,3,45 BETH ANN FLOOD Beth . . . Floodzy . . . Will . . . . . . admires people who are a little different but not fools . . . gay, happy, friendly . . . GRCP . . . That's a NO NO! . . . gym, home economics, Miss Stallwood, Mrs. Marotta . . . skiing, dancing, singing, and acting . . . show biz. Intramurals and Honor Teams C2,3,45g Red Cross C1,2,3,45 CLARE A. FLORIO Future plans include marriage . . . Jimmy, Jimmy, jimmy CD . . . down with the Draft Board . . . Study Hall and lunch hour rate . . . june 22, 1964 . . . favorites are Marotta, Davis, and Henken . . . likes sailors . . . often seen at the Post Office. Red Cross C2,3,4Jg Commercial Club C255 Dance Comm. CZJ. RICHARD H. FREYBERG III Berg . . . Dutch . . . that mysterious H . . . seen with a selected few . . . often heard saying Just got a l00! . . . Frank Ryan, Sherlock Holmes admirer . . . Actuarian? . . . Mr. Solin . . . embarrassed when he knocked on school front door and put his Fist through the window . , . that one T.D. pass . . . got Mr. Heideman to admit he was Wrong . . . college. Interact C3,4J, Pres. C435 Football C1,2,3,4Jg Physical Fitness Club C2Dg Men's Chorus CID, Intramurals C1,2,3,4D. fl hzwflx DAVID FRIEDMAN I Dave . . . Dylan . . . Holy ashtray! . . . seen with polka dots on 4th St. . . . Papa's got a brand new boy . . . admires Ernie Terrell and Fugs . . . Dowdy Teenager . . . selling Christmas cards . . . college . . . lawyer. GO Cljg St. Gov't. C295 Chess Club C1,2,3,4Dg St. Ct. C439 Cross Country C1,2Jg Men's Chorus C2,3,4Jg Track C1,2Jg Intramurals C2,3,4J. MARK FRY Fry . . . Forget it!'l . . . Laugh it off . . . most often with Bob, Greg, Doug, Charlie, Jon, and Rich . . . Jon's house . . . Anybody driving to lunch? . . . rates Mrs. I-Ienken, Mr. Sabella high . . . suggests mid-morning coffee break and a smoking lounge . . . cycling and loadball . . . California in his future. Track C2,3,4D. RICHARD J. GALLO Rich . . . Turtle . . often seen with Barb, Greg, Robby, Mark, jon, Doug, and Charlie . . . peeved by Randy Lape . . . favorites are Mr. Naz, Mr. Lund, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Davis, and Coach Kurachek . . . enjoys football and beating Harrison . . . college . . . 10 years sees Rich living happily in upstate N. Y. NAC C453 Football C1,2,3,4Dg St. Teacher Cl,2,3Jg Intramurals C2,3J. LESLIE GILLETTE Les . . . skiing, playing guitar, cheerleading . . . won't ever forget the day she spilled a bottle of acid in chem lab. . . Mrs. Henken, Messrs. Gabriel, Heideman, Wright . . . suggests fixing the leaky pipes in the cafeteria . . . Mount Holyoke and travel. NHS C3,4Dg GO Cl,2,3Jg St. Gov't. C415 Leaders' Club Cl,2,3,4D, Sec.-Treas. C3J, Pres. C433 Cheerleading C2,3,4J, Class V.P. C319 Intramurals and Honor teams C1,2,3,4D. JEANETTE ANN GORSKI QQ' Jeni . . . What the . . .! . . . main floor, second landing . . . admires superman . . . 'NAV French, biology, and domestic sciences . . .Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Lunde, Mrs. Marotta . . . college and a career in the air. GQ C459 Tri-Hi-Y C3,4Jg Intramurals Cl,3Dg Monitor C3,4Dg Chorus CD. PETER JAY GUNTNER Pete . . . Messrs. Heideman, Cook, and Naz rate . . . cleplores barbers . . . admires Bob Dylan and Mick Jagger . . . painting and writing . . . It appears I need a card . . . changes for school include any colors but pink and blue . . . commercial art . . . 'Alt appears I'm chucking one in. Projection Crew Cl,2D. CATHERINE ANNE HARMON Vidual . . . Crash . . . Harmun . . . often heard saying Ne Clee Chong . . . Chow . . . Sooy Fong . . . admires Miss Johnston, Mr. Sabella, Mr. Lund, and Mr. Naz . . . it's not a trident, it's an antler tree . . . likes Fops . . . BIG 5 . . . enjoys Cal Tjader and Dave Brubeck . . . college and nursing. Student Gov't C1,2,37g NAC C495 Intramurals C1,2,3J, Honors C2,3Jg ri-Hi-Y C495 Green Quill C1,2,3,4Dg Monitor Cl,2,34J3 JCL CZJ. VIRGINIA ANNE HARMON Ginny . . . Miss Haack, Mrs. Henken, Mr. Bomb top her list . . . Poof? . . . seen with the ESOTERICS . . . Greenwich Village . . . drama and English . . . Marion in Star- dust . . . GLUB! . . . admires Chuck McCann, Shrinking Violet, Burr Tillstrom . . . acting . . . paint school purple . . . future plans include college and then . . . GQ C2Dg Assembly Council C3,4Dg Dionysians C3,4Jg Tri-Hi-Y C3,4Dg Library Club Clbg School Play C3,4J, St. Teacher C2,3D. PHYLLIS ANN HAVILAND Phyl . . . enjoys English, math . . . Mrs. Habl, Mr. Sabella . . . griped by homework . . . swimming . . . future includes college and a teaching career. Red Cross 1235 AFS 1435 Tri-Hi-Y 12,335 Intramurals 113 DOUGLAS WILLIAM HEPPNER Doug . . . All-SWIAC, All-County Panther Center . . . Wolpy, Greg, Jon, Turtle, Charlie, Mark and the guys . . . sweet and unassuming . . . boat races at Pound Ridge . . . two gargoyles for the front circle . . . Coach Kurachek, Mr. Lefcourt, and Mr. Hoose rate high . . . vanilla milk shakes, shrimp rolls, sailing, Ray Charles, and a white Volks . . . college. JV Football 11,235 Varsity Football 13,43, co-capt. 1435 Basketball 11,235 St. Court 1435 NAC 133. CYNTHIA JEAN HERMANSON Cindy . . . Herm . . . likes being a SENIOR! . . . can be found leading cheers . . . could be tense! . . . likes physics, French, art, Mr. Heide- man, Mr. Solin, and Miss Haack . . . peeved by people who lack school spirit . . . remembers a certain bookstore in NYC with embarrassment . . . guitars and paint brushes . . . future includes college, Europe and marriage, NHS 13,435 GO 11,2,3,43, Sec.-Treas. 1435 Class Sec. 1335 Leaders Club 11,2,3,435 Cheerleader 11,2,435 Intramurals and Honor Teams 11,2,3,43 CLIFT HICKMAN Cliff . . . improvises on the Ah-Choon . . . photographed with a certain junior girl . . . Messrs. Paratore, Wright, Davis, and Mrs. Lomont . . . purple clouds . . . Duke and wealth. NHS 1435 NAC 1435 St. Teacher 11,3,435 Intramurals 12,3,435 Track 11,2,3,435 Football 1233 Basketball 113. BARBARA HITTL Hittl . . . Courtney . . . peeved by hypochondriacs and teased hair . . . Mr. Cook, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Sabella . . . happiest when writing to AC312738814 . . . seen with Horan, Meghan, Candy, and Wendy at the Thornwood Diner, Armonk, or O.V, . . . a senior smoking lounge would be nice . . , college, marriage, and Colorado. G.Q.5 St. Gov't. 11,235 Tri-Hi-Y 13,435 Intramurals 11,2,335 Class Dance Comm. 11,2,3,43 JAMES T. HUBEN Jim . . . admires 2,500 year old brewmaster and Batman . . . seen with just about anyone, anywhere . . . Good idea!'l . . . thinks PHS should be converted into a museum . . . favorite pastime-drinking . . . college and Califomia. CHRISTOPHER HUGHES Chris . . . Sorry 'bout that . . . seen with no one in particular . . . would like to live in Florida . . . enjoys study hall and gym . . . favorite teachers include Mr. Lund and Mr. Hoose . . . aquatic interests-scuba and Hshing . . . down with English grammar . . . his happiest moment-receiving his senior icense . . . suggests a larger student parking area at PHS . . . travel. BARBARA HORAN Barb.. . Horan . . . seen in the Rome with Hittl, Candy, and in the SENIOR hall with Rich . . . But, Mr. Heideman, I do understand! . . . remembers being scolded by Mr. Sabella for grubbing a cigarette in class. . . math, science, Mr. Heideman, Mr. Sabella, Mrs. Habl, and Miss Haack . . . more SENIOR privileges and SENIOR smoking lounge . . . happiest at Rye on the Rocks . . . college, teaching, and marriage. GQ C453 NAC C2,35, Pres. C353 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45, Pres. C453 Honor Teams C253 Intra- murals C1,2,3,45. to WILLIAM EDWARD HUNT Willy . . . Willy-Billy . . . P. C .... math and German rate . . . seen on ski slopes every- where . . . Let's be good today, Sarge. . . . peeved by Hirty girls . . . Oct. 15, 1965 . . . Wishy-Washy . . . Mrs. de La Chapelle, Mr. Paratore, and Mrs. Habl head his list . . . skiing and gymnastics . . . favorite pastime: playing . . . would add a ski team and a better gym to PHS. NHS 43,455 Chorus C1,453 Interact C3,453 Basketball C453 St. Teacher C2,35. DEBORAH B. JOHNSON Debbie . . . in and out of PHS in three years . . . Oh, Fun! . . . admires John Hersey and Mayor Lindsay . . . often seen at the Pleasantville Market or with Margaret . . . favor- ites are Mrs. Henken, Mrs. Koshar, 1VIsr. Bomb, English, and French . . . pet peeve-child- ish or superficial people . . . enjoys folk music and working with the Ethical Culture Youth Group . . . will never forget how happy she was when her sister was found after being lost . . . future plans include travel to Paris and then college. NHS C453 GQ C25, AFS Cl,2,3,45, Sec. C25, Pres. C453 GL C253 Math Club Cl,2,3,45g Monitor C1,25. STEVEN A. JUHASZ It really doesn't bother me . . . seen at Pubs and the Grand Union . . . Mr. Lund, Mr. Hoose . . . science, history, and literature . . . happiest when he won a light against evil . . . travel, college, and the Green Beret. Science Seminar CD3 Dance Comm.3 Teen Center Comm. C1J. KATHRYN KAUER Kathy . . . I didn't get any homework this weekend . . . Messrs Davis, Cook, Bombardier, and Miss Nulty . . . shorthand, typing . . . despises quarterly exams and riding the bus . . . admires successful people . . . exceedingly joyful at 3:21 . . . future plans include secretarial school. GO C453 Commercial Club C213 Assembly Critic C333 H. R. Treas. C4D. KENNETH KAUER Kenny . . . quiet . . . poor disillusioned child . . . 401 Buick powered . . . admires the little old winemaker, Robin . . . jubilant when he passed World History . . . Regents bug him . . . 12:00-what a relief! . . . friend of Mr. VVa1lace, Miss Haack, Mr. Sabella, Mr. Cook . . . Navy and a fight mechanic for Pan Am. 1 NEIL KAUFMAN Hopes to be 28 in 10 years . . . Bronco . . . is headin' for New Zealand . . . counts 3:21 among happiest moments . . , What the Duce! . . . Mrs. Henken, Mr. Cook, Mr. Hoose, Miss Haack . . . hangs out at Manley's . . . digs English and Spanish . . . counts a leatherette wallet among his achievements.. . would like to drop Regents Exams . . . You bet'um Red Riderlv . . . college. Statistician C473 Football C1,2DQ Rifle Team C233 Intramurals C1,2,3,Q Political Club C2D3 Art Club C1,2Jg Chess Club CID. RONALD KAZORCK Aon Chandsj . . . You child! . . . cars, sports, skiing . . . Mr. Cook, Mr. Lund, and Coach Kurachek . . . seen with Randee . . . college. NAC C433 PHP C2,3,4J3 Baseball C1,2,4JQ Basketball C1,2,3,4J3 Football C1,2,3,4DQ St. Teacher C2,3D. CANDACE J. KILLIAN Candy . . . Boobola . . . Antipasto . . . meep-meep . . . writes to AC2122735255 . . . admires Sherlock Holmes, Batman, and Dracula . . . seen with Hittl, Horan, and Meghan . . . griped by Pleasantville and people who tell secrets . . . remembers the day her wrap- around skirt unwrapped . . . when asked how to chance the school- Bum it! GQ C433 St. Ct. C2,3,4J, Clerk C3,4Jg St. Teacher C1,2,3Dg Dance Comm. Cl,2,3D. WALTER L. KISSAM Walt . . . Spooky . . . Poof . . . seen running around the world . . . Beware of paralax . . . seen with Pete, Ed, and other assorted grubs . . . a certain black shirt at the Cross Country dinner . . . peeved by big fast dogs that chase little, slow distance runners . . . college and teaching. NHS C415 Cross Country C1,2,3.4Dg Track C1,2,3,4Jg Men's Chorus C3,4Jg Band C1,2,3,4D5 Intramurals C3,4D. MARTHA ANNE KLEY MAK , , , most often with BAP . . . Poof! . . . New Year's '66 . . . skiing and modern dance . . . T-town . . . Twenty Question time . . . J.F.K. and Helen Keller admirer . . . college, teaching, and marriage. sf. Gow. C1,2,4Dg AFS C2,3,4D, VP C499 Tri-Hi-Y 42.335, Sec- 43,499 Chow 41,213f479 Intramurals and Honor Teams C2,3,4D3 Dance Comm. f1,2,3l- ROBERT KYFF I Sarge . . . Bob . . . It shows to go you. . . . Call me Ishmael . . . making speeches, collecting petitions, conducting meetings . . . a marvelous wit and ready smile . . . Mr. Wittem, Mr. Sabella, Mrs. Henken and Mr. Heideman . . . happiest at 6:45 A.M. on a snow day . . . remembers getting lost in the Bear Ridge wilderness during Cross Country practice . . . advocates enlarged library and advanced history courses . . . Armonk's repre- sentative to B0y's State . . .-college, a 1970 Mustang convertible and Uncle Sam's Army m future, NHS C3,4D, Pres. 449: sr. Gov't. C1,2,3,4J. V-P- 645: B-and f1,2,3,4PS Ofchesffa 431475 PHP C3,4J, Lieutenant C413 Track C2,3,4J, Cross Country C455 Class Treas. C3l- KATHERINE LANCASTER Kathy, Kath . . . favorites include Mrs. Marotta, Mr. Sabella . . . would like to see a regular lunch period for BOCES students . . . future plans include professional school, a career as a beautician, and marriage. RANDALL S. LAPE Randy . . . Troll . . . small but mighty . . . that '56 Chevy . . . He should be shot at least twice! . . . embarrassed when muffler fell off on Byram Lake Road . . . likes English, Mrs. Henken, Mr. Beattie, Mrs. Cook . . . jo . . . the service. JV Football C255 Varsity Football C35: Intramurals C259 Student Teacher 12,35 MICHAEL C. LAWRENCE MIKE . . . seen at the Log Cabin? with Charlie or playing loadball . . . Good evening . . . flat tire on the Tappan Zee Bridge . . . a swim- ming pool and a roof on the comer. . . usually found on his motorcycle . . . happiest at 18 . . . college, Marines, and a millionaire bachelor. Football Cl,253 Wrestling C253 Track C1,25g Intramurals C15. JEAN LIN LEE Fong . . . one of the BIG 5 . . . peeved by people who have it, but don't . . . Days of Wine and Roses . . . admires Mr. Hahn, Mr. Naz, and Mr. Lund . . . often seen in her backyard . . . enjoys art . . . college. GQ C459 GO C253 St. G0v't. C355 Cheerleading Cl,35g Tri-Hi-Y C453 Senior Chorus C353 St. Teacher C153 Intramurals and Honor Teams C2,3,45 IRVING GLENN LEOPOLD Glenn-t . . . Lennie Lei . . . remembers dropping his car into reverse while trying to leave a patch . . . Oomrah', . . . playing his guitar with the IBT's . . . special accomplishments include getting a job at the Yonker's T.C.C. and tearing off Bob's door . . . journalism and a successful novelist. Pierian C455 G. L. C355 Monitor C3,45g St. teacher Cl,45g Intramurals C1,2,3,45. VERNON H. LIANG Vern . . . quiet, but . . . Latin, English, biology, Mrs. Lomont, Mrs. Henken, Mr. Hoose . . . art, writing, taking it easy . . . votes for one hour of school and seven periods of lunch . . . flares up when her name is mistaken for a boy's. junior Classical League C2,3,4, V.P. C35, Pres. C455 The Pierian Art Editor C453 Red Cross C453 Student Teacher C35. WILLIAM T. LOCKWOOD Willy . . . Mrs. Habl, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Heideman, Mrs. Kiefer, Mr. Hoose are favorites . . . Ramblers annoy him and Fords don't go! . . . Satur- day, December 5, 1965 in P,R .... seen with a 326 Tempest . . . ad- mires Ursella Andress . . . nine . . . plans to get to the west coast. G. L. Photographer C3,45g Assembly Council C3,45, Pres. C455 Men's Chorus C2,3,45g Planning and Leadership Comm. C45 JAMES MCKAY LYALL Jim . . . SPORTS-skiing, track, diving . . . Bink Fanj . . . You better believe it! . . . advocates a pool and a bigger gym for PHS . . . physics and solid are favorites . . . Messrs. Lund, D vis, Ely . . . future sees college and civil engineering. NHS C3,45g GO C1,2,3,45, VP C35, Pres. C459 s Pres. C255 Cross Country C1,2,3,45g Track C1,2,3,45g Intram als ,3,45g Planning and Leadership Comm. C45 ' GARY MACPHEE Flee . . . Niter . . . Armonk Bowl habitue . . . Fran and Fr. Matt . . . likes history and history teachers . . . an embarrassing New Year's Eve . . . after college, hopes to be a rich resident of Honolulu. GO C255 Red Cross C15. DREW H. MADDOCK Keep your knees loose . . . seen in the auditorium with H.A. or A.R.S. . . . seen in deep thought . . . That's true. . . . Excelsior, you fat- head! . . Mr. Lund, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Sabella . . . considers passing the chemistry regents after being a super-hard-core-residue his greatest ac- complishment . . . thinks two or three more years of history should be added . . . PHS' roving photographer . . . college and world-reknown historian and author. Assembly Council C155 Intramurals C2,3,45g Monitor C2,3,45g GO C459 Green Lantern C455 GQ C455 Pierian C45 LESLEY E. MANNING Reject . . . Beatle 441 . . . Mirror, Mirror on the locker . . . Fong's back- yard . . . driving into snowbank in Dr. Ed . . . expert talker . . . The Big 5 . . . famous artist . . . Mr. Burke, Mr. Bomb, and Miss Pennacchia really rate . . . college. GQ C1,2,3,45, Publicity Editor C459 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45, Bouncer C35, Pres. C453 Intramurals C1,2,3,45g Honor Teams C2,3,45g Monitor C455 Dance Committees C1,2,3,45, Cheerleader C15. LINDA E. MANNING Lin . . . a cheerleader with a lot of spirit and a lovely personality . . . Right! . . . math, French, Miss Haack, Mr. Heideman, Mrs. Henken . . . relaxing, loafing but getting a million things done at the same time . . . peeved at boys with long greasy hair . . . great ability on skateboards and crutches . . . college and teaching. NHS C3,4Jg GQ C1,4J, Scheduling Ed. C455 St. Gov't. Cl,2,3,4Dg Tri-Hi-Y C3,4Dg Intra- murals and Honor Teams C1,2,3,4Dg St. Teacher C1,2,3Dg Cheerleader C2,4J. MARGARET MASCIO Peg . . . Yeah, right! . . . seen with the other 11 . . . G.R.C.P .... that embarrassing note in biology . . . conceited people bug her . . . favorites include English and biology . . . happy with that passing history mark . . . the object of the game . . . college. GQ 647: Red Cross 42,395 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,4Jg Intramurals C2,4Jg sf. Teacher 419. HAROLD W. McCLAIN I-Iall' . . . How's it going, boobie? . . . cars, girls, money, Gwen, money, cars, girls-and a '37 Ford . . . Bedford, Fox Lane . . . biggest gripes-slow cars and bad drivers . . . college, Air Force seen ahead. GQ C453 Post Grad. Planning Comm. C433 St. Teacher CID. JAMES MCNAMEE Mr. Cadillac . . . You're out of your tree! . . . seen with a '57 Chevy and the boys . . . Business Law and American History . . . Colonial Inn . . . peeved by parents who buy their kids cars . . . Are you serious? . . . admires Mr. Cook, Miss Haack, and Mr. Beattie . . . Califomia . . . would build a new gym . . . Service. Student Teacher C3D. RALPH MENCONI Is she collecting today? . . . American History, biology, French . . . favors Messrs. Sabella, Bomb, Lund . . . admires R.F.K., 007, Claudine Auger . . . annoyed with unan- nounced assemblies and class meetings . . . tennis, skiing . . . seen with Bob, Jeff, Drew, Glenn, john . . . enjoys erudition . . . Hamilton. NHS C4Dg GO C419 GL C4Jg Interact C3,4Jg St. Teacher C273 Monitor C4D. CLIFFORD L. MILLER Cliff . . . You might say that . . . drop your lotus blossom . . . likes physics, math, Mr. Heideman, Mr. Lund . . .interested in cars but dislikes ,SS Fords . . . college and a medical career. GQg St. Teacher C1,2,339 Intramurals C1,23g Chorus Q1,3,43g Post Grad- uate Planning Committee C43 RALPH MILO Ray . . . driving around P'ville . . . Mr. Wittem, Mr. Cook and Mrs. Henken fan . . . free use of parking lot for students . . . enjoys cars and pool . . . will be a millionaire . . . the service. X .JL L F X X DENISE L. MIMNAUGH l if Denise . . . Briarcliff phone calls . . . seen with the Lemons . . . Fong's back yard . . . likes math and Mr. Davis . . . water pistols on the bus . . . that famous volleyball serve . . . Yankee fan . . . future farmer's wife-no sir! . . . college. GQ 42,433 GO C235 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,43g Intramurals and Honor Teams C2,3,43g Monitor 13,43 BRUCE EDMUND MISHAW Cousin Brucie . . . Good grief! . . . admires Senator Kennedy . . . gripes about conceited people . . . American History . . . Mr. Lund, Mr. Hoose, Mr. Wright . . . college. Band C1,2,3,43g Men's Chorus C43 ROBERT H. MOORE where . . . admires his father . . . can do without short tempers . . claims he never gets embarrassed . . . likes English, study hall, Mrs Henken, Mr. Davis, Mr. Hoose . . . would like to live in upstate N. Y . . . college and a rich businessman. Track C1,2,43g Intramurals C1,2,3,43 Bobby . . . seen in Armonk . . . can be found HACKING-anytime, any- Red Cross C135 St. Teacher C1,2,43g Football f1,2,33g Basketball C1,23g C. MARY MORABITO Connie . . . So what! . . . seen with the esoterics' in Greenwich Vil- lage . . . oil painting, drama, English, Naz, Davis . . . griped by con- formists . . . future plans include the theater and acting. Red Cross 1155 Assembly Council 13,45, Sec. 1455 Tri-Hi-Y 12,355 Dionysians 12,3,455 Planning and Leadership Comm. 1255 The Mouse That Roared 135. MICHAEL MORONEY Mike . . . happiness is being a democrat . . . admires Mike Quill, Bobby Kennedy, and Dick Ottinger . . . hunting rates . . . future plans-up to Uncle Sam. St. Gov't 13,455 Pres. 1455 Planning and Leadership Comm. 1455 St. Day Guidance Counselorg Varsity Baseball 11,2,3,455 Varsity Basketball 145. REGINALD MORGAN Reg . . . seen alone thinking of J.G .... Meeting the same J.G. and passing world history are his special accomplishments . . . would rebuild the school from scratch, improve the heat, and remove the long hair links . . . will remember business law with Mr. Cook and American history with Miss Haack . . . a happy nut . . . college, business administration, service, marriage. St. Gov't 13,455 JV Baseball 1255 Projection Crew 11,255 Stage Crew 1455 St. Teacher 1355 Men's Chorus 145. WATSON MORGAN Watty . . . Pig . . . That's weak . . . Mr. Naz, Mr. Lund, and Mrs. Habl rate . . . skiing, loadball . . . seen at Byram Lake . . . digs art, math, and English . . . greatest accomplishment-making it to SENIOR year . . . college . . . marriage. G. Q. 1455 Dance Comm. 1455 j.V. lce Hockey 1255 St. Teacher 1355 Senior Project 1455 GO 115. CRAIG MORRIS Noncommittal . . . Mad Dog . . . Coach Kurachek and football rate . . . thinks the schoo1's great the way it is . . . high school is a blank memory for him . . . college and off to see the world. NHS 1455 Band 11,253,455 j.V. Football 1255 Varsity Football 13,45. ROBERT J. MORRISON Bob . . . little breedlove . . . Hey, cut it out! . . . dislikes homeroom . . . considers himself Great . . . back of the auditorium . . . hopeful wishes: new gym and a grill , . . sportsman . . . future holds fun, fun, fun. Fencing 11,213 Track 12,3,41g Intramurals 12,3,41 92559 LINDA J. NEUS Sirius . . . I love you tooll' . . . line stealers and stupid people bug her . . . would love to improve school by leaving . , . Mr. Lund and Solin fan . . . math, chemistry . . . November 30, 1964 . . . digs doing nothing . . . music and tennis . . . watch out France . . . seen in a Renault . . . college and teaching. AFS 13,419 GL 121, Band 13,415 Orchestra 11,2,31, Assembly Critic 12,319 Intramurals 131 THOMAS P. NEVIUS Tommy . . . Get down on it . . . admires Miss Haack . . . with the Chevy and Banksville boy's . . . thoughtful . . . at Dover . . . Wantta run it? . . . mechanical drawing, physics, earth science, Mr. Heideman, Mr. Lund . . . build and race it . . . change school with dynamite . . . 18 . . . college. Projection Crew 11,219 Student Teacher 12,3,41 KATHLEEN MARY NOVOTNY Kathy . . . What can I say?'l . . . seen with the other 11 . . . peeved by boys with short pants . . . Rightl' . . . enjoys Spanish and math . . . Miss Marotta and Miss Pennacchia rate . . . often seen in the GRCP . . . visiting Pace . . . Junior Prom . . . would like to improve the heating system . . . college. NHS 1413 Red Cross 11,3,41g FTYC 131 CRAIG OLMSTED Dan Tompkins, you're a marshmallow. . . . admires 2,500 year-old brewmaster . . . sports car fiend . . . favors Mr. Heideman, Mr. Lund, Mr. Davis . . . dislikes people who drive big cars . . lans engineering. St. Gov't. 141 MARGARET A. OLSON Peggy . . . Piggily Wiggily . . . Well, watcha gonna do? . . . LOBS rate . . . seen with Mary, Joanne, Barb . . . Old Village . . . Mr. Davis, Mr. Cook, Mrs. Koshar . . . Embarrassed at the 3-Way . . . happiest moment yet to come . . . day dreaming . . . wishes January 15 never happened . . . college and marriage. GO 12,3,45g Chorus 12,455 Homeroom Treas. 1153 Dance Comm. 13,459 Intramurals 145. ELIZABETH O'NEIL Betsy, Diz . . . Take a break . . . Do you absolutely realize . . . . . . Bob Dylan, James Baldwin . . . seen with David and Peter and al- most anybody . . . White Plains! . . . Let's Pip! . . . Heideman and Gabriel . . . a handle from a hot water faucet in the mail? . . . college and nursing. GQ 1455 GO 11,2,3,459 Tri-Hi-Y 145 Chaplain 1455 Intramurals 11,2,3,45g Honor teams 12,3,45g All-County Chorus 11,455 Student Teacher 11,2,3,45g Chorus 11,45 JILL OSTERHOUDT Ragdoll . . . quiet but crazy . . . Miss Haack, Miss Marotta and Miss Nulty are favorites . . . peeved by slow drivers and noisy people . . . Hawaii . . . Grow up!'l . . . Johnl' . . . enjoys knitting, dating, and cooking . . . in favor of shorter classes at PHS . . . marriage, CAROL FRANCES PAINE P'ville's attractive answer to Isaac Stem . . . talent plus . . . violin, piano, guitar, organ . . . enjoys physics, history . . . peeved by people who don't appreciate good music . , . happily remembers playing with the N.Y. Philharmonic . . . suggests practice rooms for PHS . . . Bennett College, conservatory, VIOLIN. St. Gov't 115, Orchestra 11,2,3,45g Organ Club 12,3,45, Sec. 135, Pres. 1453 Chorus 11,455 All County Orchestra 12,3,45g All State Orchestra 123,47 ROBERT PELL Pell . . . Bob , . . the raised eyebrow . . . can be found yelling Pel1! . . . happiest moment-Harrison game . . . biology, math, history, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Bomb rate . . . Whaaat! . . . can do without Mr. Heideman's homework.. . graduating and living a rich life. St. Gov't. 125, Football 12,3,45, Baseball 12,3,45g Basketball 115 JOYCE E. PERRY Hey Andrea! . . . another member of the famous 11 . . . peeved at Colt 45 . . . G.R.C.P .... advocates a senior smoking lounge . . . embarrassed New Year's Eve . . . t'Quit teasing Calamai! . . . Messrs. Heideman, Bomb, and Sabella rate . . . college. St. Gov't. C155 GO C255 Red Cross C3,45, Treas. C455 St. Teacher C255 Monitor C355 Dance Comm. C355 jr. Chorus C15. BEVERLY ANN POUND Bev . . . C'est la view . . . great respect for Peter, Paul, and Mary, and J.F.K. . . . often seen with Karen, Carol, Judi, and MAK . . . bombing around in the station wagon . . . You'd better believe it! . . . math, biology, and English . . . Doc, Miss Haack, Mr. Heideman, and Miss Stallwood . . . welfare work . . . annoyed by people who think they are it . . . advocates cold water in the drinking fountains and more privileges for students . . . college. GQ C355 NHS C455 AFS C3,45, Treas, C455 St. Gov't C455 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45, Pres. C455 Honor Teams C255 Chorus C1,2,45. JOHN KERRY POWERS Rheingold', . . . Hey, I've got a good joke! . . . often seen at The Willows and with Cheri . . . driving, yoga, skiing . . . World History, Geometry, and English . . . sees him- self as a businessman. Red Cross C45. MICHAEL PRESSFIELD Mike-t . . . 'iThat's cute! . . . seen with many people, including Glenn-t and Jeff-t . . . admires J.C. and B.J .... known for his remarks in French class . . . embarrassed daily by performance in 12X . . . remembers finally turning 17 and getting his SENIOR wheels . . . college, then off to CalifOrni2- GQ C3,455 NAC C3,45, Pres. C45, V.P. C355 Monitor 053,493 lnffamufals C2,3,4J- W Jeff, Coo-Rac . . . claims he has been seen nowhere with everyone . . . his French accent . . . favorites include Messrs. Bomb, Paratore, Davis, math, and science . . . interested in the stock market and S . . . most embarrassed when someone poured water down my pants in the middle of the stage . . . college and a career on Wall Street ahead. G.O. C2,3,45, V.P. C455 G.L. C3,455 Intramurals C2,3,455 Dance Comm. C1,2,3,455 Tennis C2,3,45. JEFFREY PRICE JENNIFER PRIMIANO Jen . . . abhors Regents . . , Miss Haack, Mrs. Marotta, Mrs. Henken . . . hangs around with Inge, Rosemarie, and Ann . . . seen by the first floor window . . . nursing school. Red Cross 145, FNC 13,453 Assembly Critic 125. ELLEN PROVOST Tool . . . Really? . . . really digs Mrs. Henken, Mrs. Fenton, and Mr. Bomb . . . English , . champion bridge player . . . seen around . . . greatest accomplishment-hitting a golf ball 230 yards . . . advertiser . . . peeved by boys who wear white socks. Homeroom Treas. 145. EDMUND QUINCY Corky . . . Easy-Ed . . . Dunk-Off . . . seen with Berg . . . short? . . . Mr. Davis, Mr. Cook, Mr. Beattie . . . French II and boat motors that don't start bother him . . . Don't bug me! . . . happiest when he tumed I8 . . . enjoys living . . . at home and out of school in 10 years . . . will remember the times the SENIORS lined the halls and took over . . . college then work. ,IV Basketball 1253 Varsity Basketball 13,455 Physical Fitness Club 1253 Track 145 ALLEN RAPP Leo . . . Keep away . . . Let the tiger out . . . describes self as exotic', . . . likes biology, Math 10, American History . . . Mr. Davis, Mr. Hoose rate . . , interested in sports, hunting . . . would carpet the main hall . . . college. Var. Football 1455 Basketball 11,2,3,45g Track 13,455 PHP 12,3,45 Student Teacher 12,359 Physical Fitness Club 125 FREDERICK LOUIS RASSMAN JR. Freddie . . . Yeah Right! . . . seen with Ralph and Ralph . . . likes physics and biology . . . peeved by people who play the role, and bossy teachers . . . Any parties tonight? . . . Mr. Wright, Mr. Heideman, Mr. Paratore, and Mr. Ely . . . seen in P'ville or Armonk . . . cars, girls, work . . . most embarrassed when he found out that the stork didn't bring him . . . would add a SENIOR smoking lounge . . . mechanical engineer. Fencing 115, Projection Crew 11,259 Dance Comm. 12,3,45, Intramurals C45- KATHLEEN R. REILLY Kathy . . . little one . . . seen with Karen and Renie . . . quiet . . . You're out of your tree! . . . joker . . Miss Haack rate . . gym class . . . future sees Kathy living in Florida. Tri-Hi-Y C3,4Jg Halloween House Ticket Comm. UU. JINX REMSON Dink . . . Rem . . . I'm impressed . . . seen with the girls . . , saucy . . . griped by people who play St. Gov't. C3Dg Red Cross C439 Intramurals Cl,2,3,4Jg Dance Comm. Cl,3,4D3 Tri-Hi-Y C3,4J, Chaplain 145. CHARLES W. RAYMOND C.R. . . . speedspeech . . . seen with M.L., C.L .... Good night! . . . likes football, loadball, and relaxing . . . often seen blushing . . . math, Business Law, Mr. Cook, and Mr. Davis rate . . . can do without snobs and phonies . . . suggests replacing school chairs with chaise longues . . . Good morning! . . . college, then life on a tropical island. . can be found at the Grand Union . . . Mrs. Marotta, Mr. Wittem, . red-faced when she walked into the wrong motel room . . . griped by MARIANNE REMMING Nana . . . claims she'll never be happy until Pookie comes home again . . . You have just been zorchedln . . . lauds Mrs. Henken, Mr. Naz, Mrs. Marotta . . . griped by people who sleep all the time . . . seems to remember falling off a certain desk one day in English . . . future plans-data processing and marriage. St. Gov't. C135 Red Cross C2Jg Commercial Club CZJ. the role . . . lVIr. Wright, Miss Pennachia . . . future career in psychology. DONALD REYNOLDS Turk . . . frequents The Colonial . . . seen among the Undertakers . . . jubilant at passing French II . . . scoms freshmen non-conformists, juniors, and short hair . . . music and the guitar are in his blood . . . the Air Force and Oregon. EDWARD HART RICE Raunch! . . . indispensable yearbook photographer . . . Mrs. Henken, Mrs. Lomont, Mr. 'Wright, English, and chemistry rate . . . but not 12X . . . dig that Volvo. GQ Photo. C435 Pierian, Copy Ed. C435 Math Club C1,2,3,435 Chess Club C2,3,43, Treas. C435 Interact C3,435 Fencing Club C3,433 Great Decisions C2,33. GEORGE THORNTEN RICHARDSON III joys eating and loafing . . . hopes to be a success. Physical Fitness Club C235 Track and Field C3,43. GEORGE B. ROBERTS III The Bear . . . Oh weak!'l , . . favorites are Mr. Beattie, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Cook . . . likes skiing, tennis, and cars . . . seen with C.M., B.P., T.S. in O.V. or Armonk in '64 500XL . . . American History and World . . . would like a gym for the school . . . admires Batman . . . college . . . teaching. GQ C435 Intramurals C1,3,435 j.V. Football C235 Projection Crew C135 Stage Crew C135 St. Teacher C2,3,435 PHP C435 Halloween House C43. ANGELA ROBINSON Seen with the other 11 . . . admires Teddy . . . G.R.C.P .... Mr. Lund, Mr. Sabella, Mrs. de La Chapelle rate . . . most embarrassed when playing a violin in front of the Rome . . . griped by Mr. Glass . . . college and California. GO Cl,235 FNC C235 Red Cross C1,2,335 Intramurals Cl,235 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,435 St. Teacher C1,23. VALERIE ANN ROCCO Roc . . . seen with Tom . . . robust . . . hangs around with the girls . . . American History is favorite subject . . . likes Mrs. Henken, Mr. Sabella, and Mrs. Lunde . . . skiing , . . peeved by obsequious people . . . very rarely embarrassed . . . suggests digestible lunches in the cafeteria . . . greatest accomplishment-graduating . . . college, elementary school teacher. GQ C435 GO C435 Intramurals C2,435 Tri-Hi-Y C3,435 School Play C435 Sr. Ball Comm. C43. Rich . . . Good Lord! . . . seen in the library . . . likes history and Mr. Davis . . . en CATHY SUSAN ROEDER Cathy . . . right . . . seen with Chippy riding in a Metropolitan . . . no kidding . . . skiing . . . suggests bigger desks for jimmy Walker . . . proudest of catching a Fish . . . future holds nursing in upstate New York. Red Cross C455 St. Gov't C153 Leaders Club C15. MARJORIE LYNN ROLFS Margie . . . I'11 cry! . . . 334 Park Ave. in her future . . . math, history, Mr. Bomb, Mr. Davis, Mr. Nelson . . . griped by people who think she's 13 . . . suggests elevator for SENIORS and a SENIOR lounge . . . college. NAC C2,3,45, Treas. C453 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45, Chaplain C35, Treas. C455 Intramurals and honor teams C2,3,45g jr. Classical League C2,35. ROBERT A. ROSENBERG Bob . . . Brunswick over AMF . . . enjoys math, science, mechanical drawing . . . Get on your post! . . . the Wrights, Mr. Naz, Mr. Solin, Mr. Sabella, Mr, Hoose rate . . . college acceptance . . . seen with D.L. . . . Worcester Poly . . . successful civil engineer. GQ C3,45, Sales Editor C453 Math Club C1,2,3,45g j.V. Football C255 Intramurals C2,3,45g St. Gov't C2,35g Interact C3,45g Monitor C2,3,45, Chairman C355 Track Manager C1,2,3,45 SARAH LOUISE RUBENSTEIN Sally . . . C'mon let's get toolin! . . . quick-tempered . . . Rise and shine! . . . Mr. Sabella, Mr. Lefcourt, Miss Pennacchia . . . bugged by gossips, cliques, playing-the-role . . . would like SENIOR smoking lounge, SENIOR privileges, and school spirit . . . dancing . . . future secretary and mother of six. Intramurals C15, H.R. Treas. C355 Senior Project Comm. C45g GQ C45 50 RICHARD M. RYERSON Admires Craig Morris, Bill Hunt, Mr. Beattie . . . Mt. Kisco Boys Club . . . Rockobrand, Reeves, and Chiappinelli . . . Mr. Beattie, Mr. Lock- wood . . . band, orchestra and gym , . . PHS' aspiring musician and one of the most talented . . . feels school needs student lounge and water and snow ski club . . . hunting and Fishing . . . often found behind stage at noon practicing . . . musician and rich. Football C255 Track C255 St. Court C2,45 ,cw 145.110-. ! ES LUKE SABELLA Jim . . . seen with The Cow alias Robust . . . football . . . enjoys co-ed Loadball . . . Mrs. Habl, Coach Kurachek rate . . . lazy . . . math is a favorite . . . hopes to be out of college in 10 years and living in Califomia , . . happiest when elected to Boys State . . . All-County Football . . . future sees college. Class Pres. 1133 St. Gov't C2,3,4Jg j.V. Football 11,213 j.V. Basketball f1,2Qg Varsity Golf C1,2,3,4jg Varsity Basketball f3,4j, Co-Captain C453 Varsity Football C3,4J, Co-Captain. JOANNE SAGER 'tjoanne A Go-Go . . . admires LOBS . . . dancing . . . dislikes people who are late . . . gullible . . . seen with Mary, Barb, Peg . . . Old Village . . . Ford truck . . . Mr. Naz, Mr. Sabella, Mrs. Henken, Mr. Wright rate . . . most embarrassed mistaking Tui for a burglar . . . fire place shovels?! . . . dreaming . . . college and marriage. GQ C435 GO Cl,2,3,4Jg Dance Comm. 13,45 Entertainment Chairman- Halloween House C4Jg Cheerleading C3,4J GEORGE SALVESEN Georgie . . . Mr. Solazzo rates . . . enjoys chemistry, math, and mechani- cal drawing . . . admires Pres. Johnson, Bobby Kennedy . . . 4'Get out of here! . . . forestry and ice hockey . . . griped by a certain French teacher . . . future holds forestry work. Projection Club 123, Assembly Critic C4j. CHARLES RICHARD SANTORO Chas . . . get on it . . . Ye Gods . . . Greg, Doug, Mark, Rich, Robbie, and jon . . . Mr. Sabella, Mr. Heideman, Mrs. Lunde, Coach Kurachek . . . interested in playing football and cultivating vices . . . enjoys sleep- ing and abhors pushy teachers . . . college and sleeping. St. Court C455 Football C2,3,4Jg Student Teacher Q2,3Jg Monitor C31 Gosaw 5 ALLAN C. SCHAPPERT Scouting enthusiast . . . motorcycles, wood working, reading . . . Mr. Heideman, Miss Pennacchia are favorites . . . future includes college and living in New York State-. Chess Club C2,3,4Jg Math Club C2,3,4Jg Fencing Team C3,4J. JAMES EDWARD SHAEFER Pop Top . . . what's happening? . . . hangs around the fore-n' aft . . . Uyouse guys . . . Dean Martin inspires him . . . elated on his 18th birthday . . . Mr. Cook's classes are always embarrassing . . . won't ever live down hitting a car in a toll booth . . . girls and looking occupy him . . Force, wealth, and living in Las Vegas. ANN RUTH SCHEINBAUM Annie . . . seen with Heather and the gang . . . yeah, right! . . . can be found in the White Plains Bus Terminal . . . favorites are French, English, history, Mr. Ely, Mr. Stej- skal, and Mrs. Henken . . . peeved by SENIORS without spirit . . . But Betsy, I don't want to go to White Plains! . . . weekend at Camp Sloane . . . the Corvair that won't go! .. .seen playing the guitar and working for the Democrats . . . college, U.S. Foreign Service, marriage lie ahead. GQ C2,3,4Dg Lit. Ed. C4Jg GO C393 Red Cross Clbg AFS C235 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,4J, Sec. C325 Pres. C455 Dance Comm. C1,2,3,4Jg Intramurals C3,4J. . speech and Geometry are fun . . . seen with Charlie . . . Air JEFFREY SHAPIRO jeff . . . seen roaming the halls . . . the James Bond of PHS . , . French, Spanish, English . . . Lomont, Pennacchia . . . photography . . . college, law school. GQ C4D, Coin Club Sec. C12J, Men's Chorus C4J, Monitor C4D. DAVE SHERMAN Tank . . . modest . . . admires J.F.K .... seen at The Willows . . . students of P.H.S. are unforgettable . . . electronics . . . graduation was the moment . . . Navy. Band C2,3,4J, Intramurals C3,4J. ROBERT NEIL SHERMAN A'Bob . . . way to go! . . . hangs out at the Armonk Bowl . . . his bowling league . . . math, chemistry, Mr. Davis, the Wrights please him . . . can't digest the school lunches . . . SENIORS deserve more privileges . . . college, law school. Interact C3,4Jg St. Court C3,4J, Chief Defense Attorney C455 St. Teacher C1,2Jg j.V. Bas- ketball C2Jg Intramurals C1,2,3,4Dg Track C2,4J. J ARLENE E. SHON Ar . . . seen with D.M.H. and the other 11 . . . enjoys inspecting water towers . . . Ya know? . . . dislikes phonies . . . happiest November 13, 1964 . . . white Corvairs . . . embarrassed pushing a certain red Volks . . . for ........ sakes! . . . marriage. H. R. Treas. 11,235 Chorus 111, Intramurals 11,2,4Jg Student Teacher 11,2,3Jg Dance Comm. 13,4J PHYLLIS SILVER . . . Fd do the same for a friend' . . . admires T.C.W. . . . the girls . . . frigid . . . a Bool-le . . . English, math, Mrs. Henken, Mr. Hoose, Mr. Lockwood...boys, boating . . . hypocrites . . . knitting...ad- vocates a tunnel to the comer . . . teaching ahead. GQ 13,4Dg Intramurals 13,415 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,4J, Pres. 14D,' GO 13,4J ANN SMITH Annie . . . seen with Rosemarie, Jennifer, and Inge . . . California . . home economics, retailing, English . . . Mrs. Marotta, Mrs. Henken, Mr Cook . . . likes sewing, cooking, knitting . . . Business School. FNC 11,2,3,4D 1 I , -V ,JV . fly SD xp ik' lf . fl ' DEBORAH ANN SMITH Debbie . . . Deb . . . I don't believe it! . . . sports and dance enthus- iast . . . would like more school spirit . . . Mr. Sabella and Miss Stall- wood rate high . . . teaching. Intramurals 11,2,3,4Jg Honor Teams 12,3,4Jg Leaders Club 13,455 GO 11,2,3,4J,Ticket Treas. 1457 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,4Jg AFS 13,435 Dance Comm. 13,415 Chorus 11,2,3,4Jg Cheerleader 115 GREG SMITH Greg . . . Where are my switzers? . . . often seen with Mark, Robbie, Doug, Charlie and Richie at Jon's house . . . admires J. D. Salinger, T. S. Eliot, Hugo De Vries . . . Hast seen Moby Dick . . . most embarrassed when Doug Heppner leaped from his car while it was moving . . . claims that he is often seen at Freedomland . . . college, law. Football 12,3,4J5 St. Court 12,3,4J. MIKE SPEARS Fang . . . Yeah right! . . . enthusiastic . . . fiddle-dee-dee . . . seen with everybody . . . Bo Didley, Johnny Rivers, the Ventures are really cool . . . you'll find him in a corner at The Colonial . . . girls shouldn't cut their hair . . . likes Business Math, retailing, Mr. Cook, Mrs. Koshar . . . guitar , . . the desks have got to go . . . proud at graduation . . . a rich Californian . . . like a rolling stone. G.O. C213 St. Teacher C2,3,41. CAROLYN JEAN SPRAGUE Carolyn . . . Weill be seein' ya! . . . can be found in the rnain hall with Cindy, Alice, Leslie, and Linda . . . likes math and chem . , . Mr. Davis, Mrs. Habl, Mr. Wright, and Mr. Lund rate . . . strongly dislikes people who are in love with themselves . . . as for improving PHS, a new gym and maybe even new school . . . enjoys sports and just hacking around . . . college and nursing. GQ C415 NHS C415 Leaders' Club C1,3,41g Intramurals and Honor Teams C1,2,3,41g Tri- Hi-Y C3,41g Band C1,21g Sr. and Men's Chorus C419 St. Council C11. WAYNE STEVENSON Another guy who enjoyed his 18th birthday . . . Bob's friend . . . Club 22 habitue . . Mr. Cook, Miss Haack, Maths 10 and 11 rate . . . narcoleptic . . . the service, work. ,I.V. Football C215 Projection Crew C1,2,31. S AG tv 'l W ' I all CGC . 4 .1 - is SHARON D. STROPLE ' f' U H F 4 n . . Red Whales . . . Good bye 67! . . . seen with the juniors . . . But what am I gonna 3 doll' . . . Mr. Heideman, Mr. Bomb, Mr. Lund . . . peeved at non-athletic people . . . 1 college. GQ C413 GO C115 Leaders' Club C2,3,41g Intramurals and Honor Teams C2,3,41g Tri-Hi-Y C215 Chorus C113 Student Guidance Counselor C413 Dance Comm. C2,3,41. W e W KAREN ANN STUMPF Karen . . . Stump . . . pierced ears and contacts . . . That's weak! seen with Judi and Bev . . . likes Mrs. Habl, Miss Pennachia, Mr. Lund, and Mr. Sabella . . . as for her interests- I'11 never tell!', . . . water-skiing . . . Peach Lake . . . recommends a new gym for PHS . . . future holds college and teaching. St. Gov't. C2,3,41, Sec. C415 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,41, V.P. C415 Intramurals C1,2,3,41g Chorus C1,3,41. ANDREA K. SULLIVAN Sully . . . the object of the game. . . 'l . . . seen with the other 11 . . . G.R.C.P .... inspecting water towers, washing windows, and sliding on the ice are her pastimes . . . favorites are French, math, Mrs. Morotta, Mr. Sabella . . . big tease . . . eventually college. Red Cross C1,2,355 St. Teacher C155 Monitor C355 Intramurals C455 Dance Comm. C3,45. TED SZATROWSKI Music, violin, tuba . . . plans for NHS Tutoring Program . . . physics, math . . . often seen at football games with the band . . . future as doctor or scientist. NHS C3,455 Band C2,3,455 Orchestra C2,3,455 All-county orchestra C455 T.V. Tips C45. CAROL THEDFORD Caal-Ann . . . Thett . . . seen with Andy . . . Briarcliff phone calls and the big letdown . . . Miss Haack, Mr. Wright are tops . . . sports en- thusiast . . . peeved by that French 3 regents . . . the night at Grand Central . . . college and teaching. GQ C455 NHS C455 GO C255 Red Cross C355 AFS C3,455 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,45, VP C455 Intramurals and Honor Teams C2,3,455 Chorus C1,3J .ffgcal RICHARD PHILLIP THOMAS Rick . . . a particular person . . . Armonk Bowl and the pool hall. That's close! . . . You'd better believe it. . . . Bob Dylan, Adam West, the Rolling Stones . . . band, Latin, golf, Hying are favorites . . . playing the organ. PHP C453 ,IV Football C155 Band C1,2,3,455 Basketball C155 Golf C3,455 Intramurals C1,2,3,455 Mens' Chorus C1,2,3,455 Organ Club C1,45 BERRIAN THORN-FRAGOS Wants to design play sets . . . cool it freshmen . . . art watch out Europe . . . Stardust . . . griped by conformists 007 and Charlie Brown . . . Mrs. Bradbury, Mr. Davis Library Club Cl5, Pres. C155 Bell Book and Candle C25 1 fencing . . . . . admires drama. LAWRENCE DADE THORNTON Vanee . . . Damnation! . . . seen with Dave Bates . . . favorite subject is English . . . Mrs. Henken, Mr. Lund, Mr. Heideman . . . would like to shorten school hours . . . admires Michelangelo . . . sculptor. Band C1,2,3,43. FRANK TIEDEMANN Successful in some rural area . . . admired Mr. Hoose so borrowed the 'tOh what a poor slob . . . chemistry, physics, biology . . . hangs out in the cafeteria slop room . . . seen with Al, Chris, and Chip . . . future plans? JUSSI KUSTAD TIMGREN Jussi . . . imported from Finland by AFS . . . You're pulling my leg! . . . a surprising sense of humor . . . enjoys English and all his teachers . . . seen with a dictionary . . . Sappermentt! . . . PHS will remember Jussi as Tad in Stardust . . . Dec. 6, 1965 . . . fooling the AFS selection committee . . . Mecca: New York City . . . banjo at Shotgun . . . completely uninhibited . . . the doors of PHS will always be open to our Finnish ambassador. GQ C435 St. Gov't C435 Varsity Track C433 Pietian C435 School Play C43g AFS C43 DANIEL D. TOMPKINS Danny . . . fascinated by mechanical drawing and math . . . Mr. Sabella, Mr. Naz, Mr. Beattie, Coach . . . Isn't the heating system wonderful? . . . college. Varsity Golf C2,3,-433 PHP C439 Intramurals C2,3,43 ROBERT TOMPKINS Roberto . . . Bob . . . hardworking and generous . . . often seen at Armonk Bowling Lanes . . . photography . . . future still a mystery. GQ photographer C3,43 STEPHANIE ANN TUTTLE Tut . . . admires the English . . . favorites are Haack, Heideman, and Sabella . . . Yeah, but . . . Hi Sam! . . . Math, chemistry, and physics . . . seen with the fifth table . . . Rainbow . . . enjoys candystriping . . . suggests school dismissing at 2:00 . . . down with Westlake snobs . . . college and living in New England. Red Cross C3,4D, Pres. C453 St. Gov't 123, Tri-Hi-Y C255 St. Teacher CSD. CATHERINE UHL Cathy . . . Betelgeuse . . . Oh, Yeah, Right! . . . Davis, Cook, Koshar rate . . . sewing, baking . . . August 28, 1965 . . bookkeeping and study hall . . future sees Cathy as a secretary and wife. Commercial Club C259 TV tips C4J. LINDA LEE USETED Happy at PHS . . . interested by home economics and English . . . Mrs. S . . Marotta, Mr. Burke are favorite . . . music and a record collection . . . nursing is in her future. CATHERINE G. VALENTINE Kay . . . Kati-Glad . . . patron of the laundromat . . . bothered by Colsey . . . enjoys being a SENIOR and being with Steve . . . 5th Ave. 8n 10th St .... enjoys English, Spanish . . . Mr. Naz, Miss Haack, and Mr. Bomb are favorites . . . college. GQ 143, Business Manager, NHS 13,439 NAC 12,3-J, TIBHS- C355 Tfi'Hi'Y C3,4J, Sec. C4Jg Intramurals and Honor Teams C2,3,4J. JOHN VAN FLEET Seen selling snacks at lunch time or walking down the hall with a bundle of papers . . . Htunaflsh again? You know it! . . . stamp collecting, aquariums, traveling . . . Mr. Bomb, Mr. Gabriel, Mrs. Koshar . . . future includes college, teaching, and a trip to France. GO C1,2,3,4Jg Chorus C1,2,3,4Dg Chess Club C123 Snack Bar C2,3,47g School Play C3,4J. WILLIAM R. VOSS Bill . . . seen with and under a '57 Ford . . . Armonk Bowl, Armonk Shell, Tom's 22 Club . . . heard telling tall stories . . . favorite teachers -Miss Haack, Mr. Cook . . . bowling, dates, and cars . . . most embar- rassed when cleaning Ladies Room at Armonk Bowl when someone walks in . . . suggests making each period 42 minutes and getting out at 3:00 . . . fondly remembers when he bowled 277 . . . junior college then college. St. Court C2,3,4Jg PHP Q41 PAMELA A. VANNIER Pam . . . that reeks! . . . Mr. Hoose, Mrs. Henken, and Mr. Sabella really rate . . . Bob . . the girls . . . seen around . . . retum of the senior hall . . . English and American History . . . enjoys riding in jeeps and knitting . . . college. GO C3,4Jg Student Teacher 12,393 Dance Comm. C3,4D. WADE VAN SISE Da, that car doesn't go! . . . admires Craig Breedlove, men from UNCLE . . . seen with Ray, Lou, and Dave at Cange's Villa, Thornwood Diner, and Colonial Tavern . . . I guess that car does go!'l . . . fun- loving . . . favorite subjects include law and study hall . . . in 10 years hopes to live in an island in Maine working as a computer operator for IBM . . . will retire as a millionaire. Projection Crew C3,4D ROGER C. VIADERO Wonderful . . . Roge . . . how about a new school with more home rule . . . likes Miss Smith, Mrs. Habl, and Mr. Lockwood . . . takes ten years to become a rich New Yorker . . . music, history, music, English, band . . . seen at Student Court or UNCLE headquarters . . . loved the moment when math was passed . . . kill Regents exams . . . admires Americans in Vietnam . . . college. St. Court C2,3,4Jg Mens' Chorus C2,3,4Dg Band C2,3,4Jg Orchestra C2,3,4D - BARBARA ELIZABETH WAGO Barb . . . Queenie . . . Miss Haack, Mr. Naz, Miss Pennacchia . . . seen with Mary, Joanne and Peggy . . . happiest at UA quarter to threei' . . . Old Village . . . Are you sure? . . . embarrassed at the 3-Way . . . The Revolution . . . wilful . . . enjoys interior decorating . . . future sees college and travel. GQ C4Jg GO 12,271,435 Tri-Hi-Y f3,4Jg Assembly Council C415 Student Teacher C315 Intramurals C2,3,4Dg Dance Comm. 13,43 JAMES G. WALKER Jim . . . California . . . favorite pastime-The Colonial Inn . . . would widen Romer Avenue for dragging . . . sporting type . . . Who the , was around my car? . . . Hate to have IT run out of gas . . . griped by Kazorck and the Metropolitans . . . chic . . . Mr. Wright, Coach, Mr. Naz . . . Looking forward to Chrysler . . . 12X, French III . . seen with Chip, Dom, and Jim . . . Navy Reserve . . . draftsman. Football C1,2,3,45g PHP C45g Track C1,2,3,45g Band C1,2,3,45. ALICE L. WARD Al . . . admires Bob Hope . . . seen in the main hall with Cindy, Leslie, and Linda . . . physics, math, Spanish, Mr. Heideman, Mr. Sabella, and Mrs. Henken . . . peeved by some- one who thinks he's joe Cool . . . water sports enthusiast. . . advocates demolition of gym . . . college, marriage, seeing the U.S. NHS C455 GO C1,25g St. Gov't. C455 Dance Comm. C1,2,3,45g Intramurals and Honor Teams C1,2,3,45. JOHN B. WATKINS Watt . . . thinks the school should be voted the eighth wonder of the ancient world . . . Mr. Heideman, Mr. Sabella, and Mr, Hoose . . . managed to go to school for 12 years and come out with a sound mind . . . admires American soldiers in Vietnam . . . griped by school spirit. NHS C455 Band C1,2,3,45g Sl. Cl. C459 Intramurals C3,45, Current Events Club C355 St. Teacher C2,3,45. STEVEN T. WAX Steve . . . what's your trouble? . . . will undoubtedly be rich, happy, and famous . . admires John Lindsay, John Marshall, Yevgeny Yevtushenko, and Willie Mays . . . seen with no one in particular since Stonybrook took her away . . . favorites include history, physics, French, Mr. Heideman, Mrs. Adams, Mr. Gabriel . . . relaxes when not skiing, running, politicking, or girl watching . . . college, law school, politics. GQ C3,45, Advertising Ed. C453 NHS C453 St. Gov't. C1,2,3,45, Parliamentarian C455 Pierian, Co-Editor C455 Track C1,3,45g Cross Country C3,45g j.V. Football C253 Band C1,25. DAVID WELDON Dave . . . seen in a 396 . . . Paul and Lou . . . Do you want to skip? . . . can do without certain juniors . . . American History, Miss Haack, Mr. Cook . . . '50 Fords and watching the Columbus Ave drag races interest him . . . finally-a SENIOR! . . . happy at graduation . . . California and work. inet' Ullikli' TIMOTHY E. WELLS Tim . . . Timmy . . . I don't believe you said that. . . . service at the Cottage School. . . physics, earth science . . . Mr. Heideman, Mr. Hoose . . . plans to get rich and married, in that order. Assembly Council C1,25g Planning and Leadership Comm. C45g Intra- murals C2,3,45 CHARLES F. WELSH Chippy . . . dislikes Fish and Chryslers . . . admires Miss Smith and Miss Haack . . . embarrassed when Miss Haack made him pick up a piece of gum he had thrown out the window . . . thinks the school needs nlittler desks for Jim and Randy . . . seen with Cathy . . . what? . . . Metropolitans . . . accidents . . . a promising young man who hopes to be retired in 10 years . . . sports . . . Colonial . . . college. j.V. Football C1,25, j.V. Baseball C155 Varsity Football C3,45g Varsity Baseball C2,3,45g Intramurals C2,35g PHP C257 Metropolitan Fan Club C1,2,3,45 CHRISTOPHER N. WEST Chris . . . ten years sees him in and out of college on an interplanet space probe . . . seen with Al, Ed, Frank, and Beno in Chess Club . . . catas- trophzfk-getting beaten in chess by a freshman . . . TV, joyriding, drag racing, and chess . . . 4'Touche! . . . wants more rule by the Proles . . . Fink Rat. Fencing C3,45g Chess Club C3,45 jf f Own J DUNCAN WIMPERIS Chip . . . You gotta be kiddinm . . . admires Douglas MacArthur . . . seen in auditorium with Steve . . . Mr. Wittem, Mr. Heideman, Mr. Solazzo rate . . . rifles and horseback riding . . . cheap people bother him . . . happiest moment-finishing high school . , . suggests all SEN- IORS be on the same floor . . . future sees Chip as an engineer. Soccer C2,3,45g Track C2,3,45g Cross Country C455 St. Gov't. C35 ROBERT IAN VVOLPER Wolpy . . . Bob . . . Robbie . . . I could care . . . griped by incon- siderate underclassmen . . . remembers driving cross-country with Bird and trying to plug a protractor into a vacuum socket . . . Jon, Greg, Doug, Charlie, Mark, and Rich at Charry's . . . Why not tear down the school? . . . College . . . Colorado or Califomia working for T.V. or radio. GO C459 St. Council C153 Student Principal C459 Stage Crew C153 Home- room Treas. C35 CLARE ALICE WORDEN Future plans include art school, marriage, and living in Florida . . . favorites are Naz, Naz, Naz! . , . April 16, 1964 . . . often seen with Rick and a '65 maroon Chevy . . . art and English rate . . . Is tha-a-at right? . . . falling in the hall with Watson at 3:21 . . . enjoys writing letters to Troy, New York. Red Cross C43, V.P. C435 Monitor C435 Intramurals C2,435 St. Teacher C335 Sr. Ball Planning Comm. C43. DAVID F. YAHNER Dave . . . soft-spoken and intelligent . . . enjoys English and chemistry . . . Mrs. Henken and Mr. Beattie rate high . . . music and reading . . . the blue Ford . . . college. I it PAUL DONOVAN Pancho . . . happiest moment was coming back to Armonk . . . admires Winston Churchill L. A. Dodgers, and L.B.J .... peeved by Vietniks and soft ice cream sandwiches . , poetry . . . Miss Haack and Mrs. Henken rate high . . . management and marketing. PHILOMENE LOUISE-ANGELIQUE DURSIN Alias Angelique Marie de Souza Dantas . . . In Brazil wel! . . . What Latin lovers? . . . seen lying on Ipanema Beach . . . AFS ambassador to Brazil 1965-6 . . . suggests moving PHS to Rio . . . would like to live South of zee border . . . remembers learning to leap over a stool gracefully. NHS C3,435 GQ C3,435 AFS C435 AFS Exchange Student C435 Organ Club C2,3,43, Sec. C335 Red Cross C135 Portrait Staff C235 Tri-Hi-Y C2,3,43, Pres. C435 GL C2,3,43, Ed. C43. PATRICIA SANCHEZ Pat . . . Patty . . . one of the other 11 . . . frequents the G.R.C.P .... English, Mr. Lund, Mrs. Henken, Mr. Nazaruk, Mr. Burke, and Mr. Davis are her favorites . . . has contempt for phonies and insincerity . . . loves to write letters . . . blushes to think of that 7th period study hall with Tex, Ralph, and Joyce . . . how about air-conditioning the school in June? . . . travel, business school, marriage. Finland 2 5 sa Leslie Gillette, John Englund, Cindy 2 Hermanson, Ed Rice. Absent: John Watkins. 15 -v 7 4, 'ff 7 Jussi 7 Q' una f National Merit Finalists H zstory ofthe Class of 1966 The Class of '66 makes the scene at PHS . . . SOC elevator passes . . . tag in the lower hall . . . trips to U.N., Consumers' Union, and the bird sanctuary . . . Mr. Net grades a term re- port-100, 27 times . . . Mr. Nelson explains that it takes two to tanglelv U.S.S. '66 . . . George Roberts does Crazy Guggenheim . . . 9A-9A- Where you goin' today?,' . . joe Fletcher crowns Nikita . . . Mr. Hill raids the bridge . . sorority rush parties . . . Here's to Barb and the way she does the hula hop . . . C-O-R-A-T-T-I -victory, victory, that's our cry . . . Snyde is off to Topeka . . . Armonk comes to the big city-P'ville . . . Steve, Bob, Ted, and Martin are off to prep school . . . JV Football SWIAC champs and the spirit is high . . . eggs and tomatoes on Kavey Lane . . . Mr. Wallace makes World History a lot more excit- ing . . . 21, girls said the man in the New York bookstore . . . Cafe Royale and a giant Eiffel tower . . . November 22, 1963 M, if an ', arf if we ' g?3qw' w.ffXf3 ii Q ,E 1 EW mx kai, my Britain invades the US . . . Jo- anne and Mary bring the mon- key to West Point . . . bonfire kindled with trig books . . . sophomore girls invade the sen- ior ball . . . Pete Ryan leaves for Emporium, Pa .... Armonk comes to the big city for the last time . . . juniors invade the senior hall . . . Cyph and Szat- rowski drag it over to Armonk ,, 1. ga-Maven Y, ,W ,,,, ,g , N, ,,r,, WW. . . . Mr. Hubertus and the Black Plague . . . wild time at the old house in Chappaqua . . . swinging hair-for boys too . . . Cyph and George bust some ribs . . . Sherm drops out-C a r m e n drops in, occasionally . . . I want to Hold Your Hand . . . . . . Ralph Pearsall analyzes Ethan Frome . . . The Name Game in the girls, locker room . . . Mr. Gutman's Tuesday morning breakfast club . . . Hal- loween night ends the football season . . . You Really Got Me Now . . . the 12-foot ghost 5- . ,. f fl., ,au wr, , , L Q ' 9 I ' f I 'W' , gill mi M i sf Q , V Al , f ' o if of a , . M A W ff X 1,3 ME L - l . . ' Qsifif . . . Betsy and Mr. Gabe . . . Dave Clark Five at Pound's December 18- Stardust7' . . . Doug and Joyce reign . . . Mrs, Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter . . . parties at jon's . . .the night wheels start rollin' . . . skeleton visits English 11- H . . . roses are red, violets are blue, Miss Haack we love you . . . PSAT's and college boards . . . CV's . . . sidewalk surfer protest march at Byram Lake . . . Satisfaction . . . Martinis beat the Seniors in softball . . . :KW sl is ,, l F the Odd Ball Rebound at the Log Cabin . . . jones' Beach . . . we build our castle in the sand . . . A first day we'll never for- get . . . We'd rather tight than switch -'66 . . . Spider, Sling- shot, Poosey, Twinkle Toes, Head, Hands, and the Big Green . . . fall weekend at Camp Sloane . . . Rye on the Rocks . . . Old Farm Hill Parties . . . Pan- thers beat the Huskies . . . Mr. Sabella- We'll never turn our backs on you. . . . a silver cigar box with appreciation . . . Shot- gunv . . . a SENIOR success . . . Tijuana Brass . . . live National Merit Finalists . . . college panic . . . tests, tests, and more tests . . . Ninteenth Nervous Break- down . . . ingenious Mr. Heideman gets his lab system worked out . . . Martinis ride again-victories over juniors and the rest . . . Where were you when the lights went out? 'Tm just a Girl Who Can't Say Nd' . . . Lape and Bergun show- down . . . class is seen running hither and yon . . . coed load- ball . . . Betsy and Mr. Gabe still at it . . . the day the ceiling fell in . . . Mr. Davis, Ralph, and the Stringbean Hop . . . Can I have order?,'-cool it, cool it guys! . . . The Pig's Party . . . Labriola's parties at the lake... . . . Oregon Road . . . Briarcliff Rumble . . . Log Cabin still burning . . . ThunderballT' . . . The Knack . . . monopoly and ping-pong at Wolper's . . . Our valiant yearbook staff works on through the early morning hours . . . Jussi wins Dave's polka dot shirt contest . . . The Heinie Brothers on the rampage . . . the Old V .... The Plague . . . the Avalon becomes Men- dillo's . . . Royal Hunt of the Sun . . . BATMAN and Robin . . . George Harrison gets mar- ried . . . Steve, jim, Conrad, and Rich in high spirits at Whiteface . . . welcome back Mr. Solin . . . NAC's noon hour fiasco- Metropolitan Whales and GO- yogurt and Metrecal diets for the SENIOR girls . . . The Polka Dotv . . . realization of Mr. Lund's dream-a school in India . . . Jussi, Mike, and Sarge put away the Budweiser down at the garden . . . Ed Rice burns up the road and Jon Charry puts out the fire . . . Corky, Al, and Ron clear the boards . . . What a Day for a Day Dream . . . GO girls . . . Freyberg's intra- mural team goes undefeated . . . Sue and the girls win a trophy . . . 33 Regents Scholarship winners . . . NAC big volleyball tournament . . . eight SENIORS at Ascutney . . . Stardust SENIORS go Hy a kite . . SPRING . . . golden days . . acceptances and rejections . . . the best SENIOR project in years . . . Four Winds on a Dark Nightn . . . Certification . .. Graduation, tears and the end of four unforgettable years. 'Let a smile be J your umbrella 'Boy, it smells in here! TI1at's 12X for you! 'i ,M- Q Q Q X Q-ffsfsgf igfsff EN .ma . gs ,gf X... 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X ,' I It A X y '21 ,Z H ' s 2 wx fy ff I ,Q3'v4: , , W i Q. ' ' '6 'G gg 4 - ., - f X V , W N W 'X 0' 'fy 1 1 ,SQA -, W , 1 , . -75 f ,1 ' llxf?-,4 3tfi:?'-Q53 gf E ' aff? , v' il ' Av ' I f 1 N Q i f - S N 1 49' N I , X X, Qraxfx - , xx K X' ,Q X ,M X x ' fs X X J 4., ,N 5' ,A H -1 X xxx ' X z f , X fl fi, W :,-M- ,-NMA?, , Q X ,L X .0 ' f f M SNL ., Rx -xx, . 5 -3 ,552- ..,:1, ,,,: ,.1f7 b Q I in i,:.,..l.4L Row 1: J. Lyall Cpres.J, C. Hermanson fsec.-treas.J, D. Smith fticket treas.J, S. Visca CConcessions Chairman.J Row 2: B. Neelsen, N. Golub, B. O'Neil, L. Ruckert, S. Brannigan. Row 3: L. Ardrey, P. Ellis, A. TenBroeck, B. Welsh, R. Olmsted, J. Sager, J. Isaacs, R. Brewer, I, Scheinbaum. Row 4: J. Manges, P. Devine, D. McKinney, P. Vannier, B. Wago, M. Ellis, P. Olson, D. Maddock, R. Menconi. l I General Urganizcztion If the amount of money determines the power of an organiza- tion, the GO wields a heavy axe. It's an organization with a budget of 53,000 and much responsibility. The main business on the agenda at meetings is approving budgets and passing bill after bill. Members are busy selling GO cards, coffee, hotdogs, cokes, and candy at Panther games. Although the club has not been able to provide PHS with an apple machine after four years of struggle, we appreciate its effort. By supporting Varsity and J.V. Athletics, the Green Lantern, Girls' Sports, the Drama Club, and many other activities, the GO keeps the pride in our alma mater high. mppnu-pu Row 1 K Knapp, D. Marquinez, M. Beem, G. Arens, A. Stage, C. Roberts. Row 2: V. D'A11ura, J Roemer, C. Vosburg, M. Klugman, S. Gaubert, B. King. Row 31 P. Penniman, J Exsle, L Wrzght, D. Borck, L. Penniman, B. Plumb. Q. S?4zZ'i-LT::- Q .. , . , ' .415-.-k Row 1: M. Moroney Cpresq, B. Kyff Cv.p.J, K- SU-lmpf fSEC-5, C- Cyphef ftfeasf ROW 2: K Lawless, L. Papale, M. Kley, L. Berkenkamp, S. Morrison, S. Avenius, M. Stage, D. Wood. Row 3: L. Gillette, A. Ward, A. Alzamora, J. Kirby, B. Coombs, B. Andreotti. Row 4 R. Morgan, D. Tull, J. Cassidy, B. McCandless, P. Schoff, J. Timgren. Student Gouernm ent The Student Government, with the fresh ideas of President Mike Moroney, was espe- cially active this year. Meetings were busy with a multitude of new laws and constitutional cor- rections. In cooperation with the AFS, the club held a Finnish Day to honor Jussi. The an- nual Rye on the Rocks was complete with banner competition. On Student's Day, another prime activity run by the S. G., the students took over the school. Teachers and adminis- trators took a vacation while Mike tried to get C students into Harvard and Phil passed out detentions. oon-Athletic Commission 1 l S r F l r--+ 1 1-Q ' 'W Row 1: M. Pressfleld Cpres.D, S. Beattie Cv. pres.b, J. Colsey fsec.J, M. Rolfs Ctreasj Row 2: G. Lynch, J. Handlen, J. Gamertsfelder, J. Sabella, N. Werenskojold, Row 3: M. Gallo, M, Carmizzaro, P. Cussano, C. Harmon, G. Wilson, D. Gallo. Row 4: B, Bohlander B. Brown, R. Tietjen, R. Kazorck, B. Bloch. NAC is the organization that's always ready with new activities to keep the spirit high at PHS such as those rousing pep ral- lies and the ovation for Mr. Sa- bella, the big volleyball tourna- ment, and the talent show. Other events were the fabulous Spring Festival, the hole-in-one contest, and Button Day. Led by Mike, Judy, Margie, and the Beattie team, the NAC has been busy selling Panther decals, buttons, and rooter bus tickets, and re- ceiving brain waves to bolster the elan at PHS. ationol Honor Society Is NHS a service organization or an honorary organization? . . . Scholarship, Character, Lead- ership, Service . . . white carnations with three foot stems . . . go out and kill your fifty-first NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L Q El.. S 'g Ea QS 4 dragon . . . Christmas cards and Valentines de- livered two for a nickel . . . I really didnlt know about this meetingv . . . revived tutoring system . . . a special day, with Mr. Sakella reading the citations. 8 . Row 1: W. Kissam, B. Hunt, L. Manning, C. Hermanson, L. Gillette, B. Kyff CPres.b, J. Benham KV. Pres.D, J. Boden CSec.-Treas.J ski. Row 2: W. Amold. J. Cassidy, M. Henken, R. Ewen, D. McKinney, A. Ten Broeck, M. Blank, T. Johnson, T. Totten, C. Thedford, A. Ward, B. McCandless. Row 3: C. Morris, C Cypher, J, Watkins, H. Campbell, R. Menconi, S. Wax, C. Hickman, J. Price, D. Johnson, C. Sprague P. Vannier. Absent: C. Santuccio, K. Novotny, L. Papale, M. Rolfs, B. Pound, N. Golub, J. Charry. , J. Lyall, S. Coffman, K. Valentine, T. Szatrow- 4 , bL1i iwiici y . y t -......i 'i m4 L H' 5 M : K '5 iQf,,A, w J, ,Z .J U Q if N ,V , , .v', f f ' W ii N' 2 mai? -6 2: J Bossert, L. Neus L Grable, N. Wood B King, K. Lynch, L Thron J. Isaacs ' fe Campbell T. Totton Row 3. K McKemy M. Fack1er,J Kirby C. Thedford, B Zwi 1 Row 1: D. Johnson Cpres.J, M. Kley Cv. pres.J, J. Cassidy fsec.J, B. Pound Ctreas.J. l' . , . , e Klugman, S. Bell, K. Twitty, J. Van Fleet, T. Johnson. Row 4: D. Tull, D. Borck, D. Smit J. Boden, B. Moran, D. McKinney, B. Pourciau, A. TenBroeck, M. Savage, L. Reed. The AFS club welcomed Jussi Tim- gren of Finland to Pleasantville this year. In his honor the club and the Stu- dent Government proclaimed a Fin- nish Day. Jussi was presented with a PHS class ring and a Finnish flag pur- chased for the school. In connection with the AFS's aim, to further under- standing among the peoples of the world, the club held a student weekend for the foreign students in the area to give the people in the community a chance to become acquainted with them. American Field Service T. V. Tips This year Mrs. Lomont, Mrs. Kiefer, Miss Nulty and the members of the TV Tips have put out weekly schedules of television programs which would interest the students in different fields of study. The television has been used as an additional exposure to studies through TV Tips' recommendations for such programs as: The Twentieth Century, some TV productions of plays, sports and news casts, and several additional TV specials, Librar Club 3? s i W .Sm N.,- The members of the Library Club meet on alternate Fridays to discuss books which they have read. Guest speakers, both students and teachers, are invited to relate their travel experi- ences. In addition, each girl volunteers a study period to help Mrs. Kiefer in arranging the files and organizing the bookshelves and magazine rack. Student Court Will the Court please come to order!,' . . . Do you swear . . fl con- stitutions, summonses, subpoenas, a black robe . . . Jean-Pierre, le jus- tice . . . Strike out that ridiculous nonsense . . . small but powerful or- ganization! .ei J. Charry CChief Justicej, R. Ewen CAss't Chief Jus ticel, Attorneys: G. Smith, R. Ryerson, D. Krohn B. Sherman. C. Killian CClerkJ if 5 PHP PHP Row 1: P. Cachia, J. Manges, B. Kyff fLieutenantJ. Row 2: D. D'Ascanio, R. Cascioli, W. Kissam, J. Di Giacomo, M. Kurachek. Row 3: Gr. Roberts, J. Walker, S. Coffman, D. Tomp- kins, B. Voss, R. Mc Gray, A. Rapp, R. Kazorck, R. Cautela. Chess Club Only club that meets five days a week . . . directed by Mrs. Lomont . . . concen- tration and imagination . . . Don't wor- ry if you've never played before-it's easy. . . . tournament in the spring . . . skill and will . . . the only quiet place during noon hour. The PHP, captained by Phil Cachia, is made up of SENIOR, junior, and sophomore boys . . . Wardens of the auditorium . . . that big badge and all those little sheets of paper . . . Yes, you have to stay in the cafeteria 'til 12:30! . . . too many summonses-and Student Court is crowded on Friday mornings. Row 1: E. Rice CPres.J, F. Tiedemann KV. Pres.J, C. West. Row 2: R. Pier B Thorn Fragos, A. Schappert. .A f N xii L- 1' Future Nurses ' Club We welcomed Mr. So1in's return in February as head of the math department. ffe- W M -al Row 1: I. Brockstedt, R. Beuscher, K Novotny, D. Primiano. Row 2: E Crossett, Mrs. Augenblick, J. Can- tarrera, P. Sanchez. CFuture NursesJ . ., ,V 4-14,413 f' 5, my -.rn 5' ' 'I ,.,, M. .Q H ' Y A.. fm Math Club g The Future Teachers' Club, as always, has an inter- esting year to look back on. With Mrs. Henken they have learned about qualities of the successful teacher and objectives in teaching. Activities, including field trips, bake sales, holiday projects, and the Teachers' Recognition Day Luncheon, have made 1965-66 a mem- orable year for the F.T.C. Continuing with its fine record, Pleasantville's Math Club scored well in this year's contests. Coached this year by Mrs. Habl and Mrs. Wolf- son, the club traveled to monthly meets after school and made a very good showing at all of them. Looking forward to next year, the club hopes to keep up their line scores. Future Teachers Club Planning and Leadership Committee Row 1: Mrs. Bradbury fadvisorb, B. Lockwood, P. DeVito, C. Morabito. Row 2: B Wago, I. Cali, S. Giannetti, R. Morabito. Row 3: G. Harmon, M. Hartnett, K. Twitty, A. Frazer, M. Brooks. The 1965-66 Assembly Council has spent a busy year planning PHS' assemblies. Working with Mrs. Bradbury, the Council has presented several assemblies on travel such as Quentin Keynes, World Traveler , and Jussi Timgren's assembly on Finland. One of the important tasks of the Assembly Council is preparing holiday as- semblies. This year one of the most memorable programs was the Winter Holidays Assembly, utilizing student talent in the Senior Chorus and a dance pantomime presented by Joanne Sager. In making its plans for next year, the Council, with Mr. Heideman, will present a science program, in addition to the package program already engaged. Guided by Mr. Mac . . . keeps up the school calendar . . . Can anybody find the key to the bulletin board? . . . realization of the dream- lnteract . . . composed of club officers and class representatives . . . meetings. in the cubbyhole more school activities! Have we got time? Assembly Council 5..- ..... ,.u......... TL Q I' C1 C PHS Interact Club, sponsored by Rotary and advised by Mr. Mac and Mr Lockwood 1S one of the few such clubs in New York Its purpose is to benefit the school and community through service projects The boys can be proud of their first full year, which was marked by a singular achievement, the raising of money for a school in India. MM 422.4 1 l 7 ' 7 -M 'ii 1 A 'EN E' 1. K 'Q J 7 Q 5 I Row 1: R. Ewen Csec.J, B. Rosenberg, C. Hickman, D. McKinney, S. Coffman Cv. pres.J, E. Rice. Row 2: Mr. Mac, R. Thomas, B. Sherman, B. Tompkins, V. Heirrs, B. Krozier. Row 3: R. Menconi, B. Hunt Ctreas.D, R. Greene. Leaders' Club Athletically interested girls who are judged to be gifted leaders are elected members of this organization, whose prime concern is to ease Miss Stall- wood's burdens. The girls re- feree intramural games, help to run the program, and serve or- anges at honors games. On their annual theatrical trip to New York one of their gullible mem- bers falls prey to the treachery of her clubmates. Row 1: J. Colsey Cv. pres.J, C. San- tuccio Csec.J, L. Gillette Cpres.J. Row 2: S. Beattie, C. Sprague. Row 3: D. Smith, S. Strople, M. Henken. Row 4: J. Kaestner, R. Olmsted, L. Wright. Row 5: L. Penniman, L. Manges, A. Stage. Row 6: D. Borck, Miss Stallwood, C. Hermanson. Choruses- The high point of the year for the t h r e e choruses-Senior, Men's, and Freshman-was the Spring Concert. The stunning performance of each group was the result of the sweat, blood, and tears of a year's hard toil. The Senior Chorus delighted the Presbyterian Women's League, the Methodist Couples Club, the Rotary Club, and the entire student body with Christ- mas programs. All three chor- uses express their gratitude to Dr. Tellstrom for his devotion and hard work. A. Wells, A. Foster, T. Howe, M. Gallo, H. Rassman, B. Becket, R. Dwyer, R. Santoro Row 1: M. Stage, L. Berkenkamp, M. Beem, M. Killian, S. Branneky, N. Wood, K. Pugh, S. Yahner, S. Avenius. Row 2: E. Cavallo, J. Benjamin, J. Roemer, M. Klugman, N. Whelan, N. Cristy, K. Newton, C. Quinn. Row 3: C. Hoefer, J. Cussano, C. Visca, V. Dialura, S. Morrison, C. Vosburg, C. Porter, M. Smith. Row 4: S. White, M. Fackler, N. Enthoven, N. Howe, S. Howe, N. Gray, D. Compitello, S. Ward. Row 1: B. Dwyer, B. Pourciau, D. McKinney, D.. Krohn, R. Thomas, D. Duvall, B. Lock- wood, D. Friedman, C. Treppedo, W. Kissam. Row 2: E. Nathe, L. Reed, D. Tull, B. Tompkins, E. Buckstein, S. Coley, D. Neus, R. Morgan, D. Whallon, A. Porter. Row 3: J. , Charry, R. Tieten, B. Meade, R. Greene, J. Van Fleet, B. Plumb, J. Wallin, B. Moran, D. L 2 S Erickson. Row 4: T. Rooney, J. Shapiro, B. Mishaw, S. Coffman, K. Hobbs, R. Viadero, C. Miller, C. Cypher, B. Hunt, D. Spaulding. A. Scheinbaum, J. Yakeley, L. Dermer, P. Cussano, E. Wagner, C. Sprague, C. Guion, M. Rappaport, M. Savage, M. Blank, R. Olmsted. in in 'C Senior : , ff ' ' f .... f 'f ' ' 'ff f f f,Zf'::':' i ,3 I - ,, Lf X . . ' .ef - ,mr 1 - w ,, - ,my Z.. h,- ,, v.,f,4fi,.Qa A., ,: Z i veg .. , M 'gy I , P , , , ,. 4 , 1 H . f l f 1 V' 1 . M 5-'Q f 4 ' J :5 'f' ' 451 fu ' 1 2: f - ff ' fff dgf gfgffgg s ' so 3 1 ,fi ' I ,,,,, , 1 , fav ' ' 1, A , S , Y 12 , 1 w l 'rl , 1,2 . v. ,h. 5 -- g- , , if., , ., 4,2 T in -u 5 ,. 4 Q .5 ' K' ' ff, , ' f 1 wwf ' V V t u . , , ,iz VJ ,frr V . V V V 5 'Q 1' ' 5 L' . '? f, 4+ 2, . W5 X 5 1, . M, 1 Row 1: D. Greitzer, K. Stumpf, J. Isaacs, I. Scheinbaum, S. Visca, J. Robinson, L. Ardrey, P. Michewich, H. Johnson. Row 2: M. Cannizzaro, A. Diotte, B. O'Neil, P. Cussano, C. Buettner, S. Downey, E. Wagner, S. Brannigan. Row 3: D. Dixon, K. Lawless, S. Beattie, T. Totton, J. Boden, C. Flynn, K. Twitty, R. Olmsted, L. Dermer. Row 4: M. Rappaport, L. Johnson, D. Smith, J. Blackman, M. Ellis, P. Olson, M. Washbum, B. Hittl. 4 1 2 1 J ' ,,,i! Row 1: J. Gamertsfelder, B. Neelsen, B. Pound, K. Durr, C. Daddozio, B. Watts, A. Schein- baum, J. Yakeley, M. Kley. Row 2: M. Savage, C. Sprague, T. Millen, G. Guion, J. Benham, C. Paine, M. Blank. Orchestra Row 1: D. Borck, C. Paine, D. Greitzer, C. Daddazio, K. Hobbs, T. Szatrowski, T. John- son, C. Lynch, R. Smith. Row 2: J. Yakeley, L. Johnson, L. Trohn, J. Kaestner, M. Beattie, B. Gray, J. Nathe, S. Johnson, T. Totton, W. Kissam. Row 3: S. Bush, L. Wright, T. Fraser, E. Randall, B. Kyff, R. Viadero, L. Mallory, P. Harrington, B. Zwiefel. Row 4: Mr. Lockwood, R. Ryerson, R. Thompson, J. Charry, J. Englund, Mrs. Lockwood. The PHS orchestra meets Wednesday morn- ings throughout the year. Mr. Lockwood directs the group and Mrs. Lockwood helps to keep the violins in tune by playing in that section. Dur- ing intermission at school plays, the orchestra entertains the audience, and it provides the Pomp and Circumstancen for the junior high and high school graduations. Band The PHS band is the oldest high school mili- tary band in New York State. Led by drum ma- jor Jon Charry, the band marched to and from football games and gave its support to the team throughout the games. Band members march in the Memorial Day Parade and present their an- nual concert in the spring. . in A M Row 1: A. Wells, D. Mc Kinney, A. D'Ascanio. Row 2: R. Morabito, K. Harmon, C. Mora- bito, V. Harmon, C. Masterson, S. Johnson, M. Killian, K. Newton, K. Twitty, M. Savage, H. Knudson, R. Glinski, P. Hyatt, E. Hart. Folk-Guitar Club Row 1: J. Yakely, Mrs. Henken, T. Johnson. Row 2: L. Reed, K. Twitty, J. Robinson. Row 3: T. Totten, H. Lenartz. Row 4: N. Mangialetti, M. Savage, C. Visca. Row 5: D. Dixon, D. McKinney, A. Alzamora. Organ Club Meeting every other Thurs- day, this organization gives demonstrations in parliamentary procedures . . . Paineful tal- ents . . . so lucky to have Doc Wasson . . . ends each meeting with the Doctor's prayer. Stage Crew Projection Crew Amicus Pres.: Ann Scheinbaum Vice President: Joyce Boden Secretary: Martha Kley Treas.: Jody Robinson Tri-Hi- Y President: Beverly Pound Vice President: Carol Thedford Secretary: K. Valentine Treasurer: Marjorie Rolfs Officers of the five Tri-Hi-Y,s began the year with a fabulous fall weekend at Camp Sloane, complete with a hootenanny, dance, bonfire, and candlelight ceremony. The Albany bill weekend was another blast for four lucky girls. Members were busy with bake sales, bottle drives, egg sales, carwashes, and anything else to make money for service projects and to sup- port the Hi-Ys' foster child. The Hi-Y's cooperated with Interact to present the Sadie Hawkins Dance in February. Throughout the year each organization was filled with the spirit of friend- ship and service. Delta President: Lesley Manning Vice President: Doreen Collesian Secretary: Heather Campbell Treasurer: Sheila Downey Hi-Hopes President: Phyllis Silver Vice President: Karen Stumpf Secretary: Irene Tonon Treasurer: Chris Dadazio Iota President: Barbara Horan Vice President: Nancy Golub Secretary: Joan Benham Treasurer: Terry Millen gm' J anior Classical League Mrs. Lomont's pride and joy . . . com- posed of past and present Latin students . . . Save the Children Federation . . . often seen draping togas on Jon Charry and celebrating Virgi1's birthdays . . . distributes medals to honor Latin stu- dents. s 'li 1 'ff'-f Q... 1'S'1 x 'li Row 1: L. Trohn, V. Liang fPres.D, Mrs. Lomont, J. Metzger. Row 2: B. Schupp, J. Isaacs, J. Calamai, J. Ayers, T. Totten. yi. C. Worden Cv. pres.J, B. Mallum 1sec.J, J. Perry ftreas.D .- ,Mi -w Junior Red Cross Jr. Red Cross Home-made movie in the fall, to inspire us . . . and to convince us that this is not a girls' club . . . A SQ contribution? . . . the Christmas tradition of giving . . . an organization that deserves and needs imaginative, willing membership. Under junior leadership, the Green Lantern made a remarkable come-back after its two dif- ficult years. It was bolstered by an iniiux of enthusiastic freshmen and a few hard-working seniors. Together, their combined efforts were responsible for the publication of six issues. During the month of March the advisor, Miss Macfarlane, and several members of the staff attended the annual Columbia Press Conference at Columbia University. This experience gave the staff an opportunity to compare the Green Lantern with newspapers of other schools and to learn more about journalistic standards. The Green Lantern MM Co-Editors-in-Chief .... ..,,., A nita Alzamora Don Krohn Copy Edltor ,. ..,...,.. .fi,. .........,, . . ., .Debby Greitzer Feature Editor ...... Karen Twitty The Pierian fe tg vs , . A new tradition for Pleasantville High School . . . A little learning is a dang'rous thing, drink deep or taste not the Pierian Spring . . . the best creative work of our students . . . co-editors Re- nay Brewer and Steve' Wax . . . under the advice and consent of Mr. Wittern . . . the student's magazine. The Green Quzll A harassed group with more than its own share of problems . . . None of the pictures came out? . . . Isn't there a Writeup for this club? . . . catastrophic surprises . . . a copy staff of one . . . Is there an advertising staff? very, very, very l-o-n-g meetings . . . urgent effort to meet the deadline after the deadline . . . underworked staff and OVER-worked editors . . . Chrismas package of goodies from Delma . . . copy inspired by john Lennon . . . never a meeting without the Lovin' Spoonful . . . joan and Steve- the family feud. . . the day the yearbook staff piled into the GQ office . . . Friday morning study halls with Miss Winslow . . . We can't go through with this if your parents will be coming home . . . Mr. Naz-our sym- pathetic advisor . . . finally- 1-finished! S 5 S iii ......,Mr. George Nazaruk -in-Chief .,.. ....,..,.....,,. J oan Benham t Editor ...... ....,.,.,........., G ail Silver .Barbara Mallum t Edltor ,. ,.,,.,.,..,... 4...,A.,..,.,,......,.......A.,,,, J eff Carty Editors .,.... .Joyce Boden and Ann Scheinbaum ,....r.......Steve Wax Editor ...... Heather Campbell Editor . ,. r,... Bob Rosenberg Editor ..,,..,.........,................,.....,.,.. Lesley Manning ypmg Editor , .. ., ,, . .,..,......,.,..,.. . .........,...,....., .Jean Lee Bob Tompkins, Ed Rice, Drew Maddock Manager ,..,.,,.,....,,..,..,.....,.,...,..,...... Kay Valentine 7 1 ., , -g-,mud .peace r That's Where the key goes. 5 f' AZT? iid' ' ,215 if M1-1. mm'-f ' ,,,,, W9 , ,,, , 4 ' .... X W M 't fffling. lg. 42 T X X , x X X , X., Sn X' f ' K I -sw ,f Sg V,f RL J' A 1, X- ., X Nl , af N 9 5 w , X ix Q h In 'M gy Q KW 1 Nix' N gif x fi W-X W J: I PL j km LY W . Q, 2 'X 1 4 FMTD SPORTS Nd X r QQ? gm: .J I 'F J H Y XHJ A, H 'I n'HX M W f X ww M 5 W f rx, f if ' ,ff I i f f f gf' lf- 1, f 'Q' .1 Varsity Susan Beattie CCapt.j Pat Cussano Nancy Greene Robin Olmsted Linda Manning Cheerleaders Cindy Hermanson Leslie Gillette Judy Kaestner Joanne Sager Mary Cannizzaro Vczrszty Football other exciting season to PHS? The Panthers, with the competent coaching f Peter Kurachek and Charles Beattie, compiled a record of 3-4-0. Our v1ctor1es over Fox Lane and Eastchester gave the first air of victory to 1-'1-1 l and Slingshot Sabella's performances earned him the Con Ed Award T Varsity was first defeated by the underestimated Horsemeng Sleepy was Ju too big. The next week Rye played their best game of the year, the Panther their worst. After that disappointment the never-say-die Panthers faced eve i tougher competition from Pelham. The Big Green deserves a lot of credit whe' , it outplays a team but loses by only one point. Tension mounted when the hu Huskies took the field, but the Panthers dominated the game, making Harriso look feeble and breaking their winning streak at fourteen games. It was a sational victory and an upset that will be long remembered. At Greeley, we faced a team that outsized us, and again the Panthers fought hard, losing only one TD. PHS' 1965 grid heroes were high-spirited guys with a strong de- sire to win, and they gave us a good season with excellent competition. Was it Power 7 Sally or the team's overwhelming spirit that brought - ' . h - g l Row 1 C Morris R Kazorck R Gallo J Sabella Cco-capt.J D. Heppner Cco-capt.D, G. Smith R Freyberg A Rapp C Welsh Row 2: M. Kurachek, A. MacDonald, D. D'Ascanio, R Pell J Walker C Santoro D Richardson, R. Hanners, D. Sims. Row 3: C. Brooks, M Riley D Gruen T Lowry C Newton P. Partica, R. Tietjen, P. Vita, B. Lutz. Row 4 Coach Kurachek B Tompkins Cmanagerb, R. Santoro Cmanagerj, D. Lipton Cmanagerj, 5 Foxlane Eastchester Sleepy Hollow Rye Pelham Harrison Horace Greeley PHS 20 32 12 7 13 6 14 Opponent 0 7 18 13 14 0 2 1 We 're from PHS and no one could be prouderf J. V.-Freshmen Football Row 1: R. Dwyer, A. Weil, E. Calamai, H. Rassman, J. Penniman, K. Paley. Row 3: K. Porter, S. Kurachek, Mimnaugh, M. Glynn, J. Zitzman, B. Neus, Coach D. Lutz, M. Zvonkovic, P. Buckhout, J. McGonagle, Beattie. Row 2: R. Brundage, W. Gruen, R. Ragsdale, B- MacDonald, T- DOWUEY, M- Gallo, A- D'A5CaUi0- T. Armstron g, Ql T. Racioppo, G. Minte, D. Whallon, P. The J.V. and Freshmen teams had good seasons this year. The J.V. won its games against Fox Lane C19-OJ, Rye Neck C27-OD, and Byram Hills C13-6j. Its losses were with Somers Q20-14j, and Westlake C26-14j. The Freshmen team shut out its two opponents: Hastings C27-OD, and Dobbs Ferry C34-OJ. J. V. Cheerleaders L-R: L. Penniman, M. Thedford, A. Stage, T. Davis, M. Beattie, D. Borck. Row 1: C. Santuccio, C. Sprague, L. Gillette, C. Hermanson, S. Beattie, J. Boden, J. Robin- son, R. Olmsted. Row 2: J. Colsey, A. Oakley, S. Strople, J. Kaestner, A. Ward. Hockey Honor Teams First Team PHS Opponent 2 White Plains 0 2 Rye Neck Second Team 0 1 0 White Plains 4 0 Rye Neck 2 1 Horace Greeley Horace Greeley Row 1: B. O'NeiI, C, Thedford, D. Mimnaugh, A. Stage, J. Sabella, L. Wright, P. Stoltz, B. Gray, L. Penniman, B. Salveson. Row 2: M. Henken, J. Nathe, M. Juhasz, M. Shaw, D. Borcl-r, E. Crossett, J. Gamertsfelder, J. Bossert, B. Welsh, K. Eisele, D. Smith. Row 1: E. Randall, R. Aune, W. Kissam, P. Freyberg, P. Bolduc, J. Lyall, D. Rosenberg, J Ewen, R. Fulljames. Row 2: Mr. Sabella, fcoachj, B. Kyff, J. Fulljames, K. Hobbs, J Timgren, E. Heffron, E. Reid, M. Henken, Cmanagerj. P5 1. .X..i Cross Country Although the Panther harriers placed third in SWIAC they had an excellent season. Off to a good start, they crushed Pelham 15-50. Against Harrison they suffered a close defeat. In the third meet the Panthers fried Rye, 20-41. The Green team shut out Eastchester, allowing only one Eagle among the top twelve. In the final meet against Sleepy Hollow, the Panthers ran their best race, but still lost. It didn't win every meet but the 1966 Cross Country team was a team of which to be proud. Phil Bolduc set a new school record of 11:14 for the 2.2. mile course. Later in the sectional championships, Pete Freyberg ran well enough to be chosen as a state alternate. At the same meet, Tom Moroney placed third in the J.V. out of all of Westchester. Bringing more honor to PHS, Phil Bolduc was chosen to be on the six-man All-SWIAC team. The Cross Country deserves mention for having Meri Henken as manager. Meri is the first girl to manage a boys' sport at PHS. The team was well coached by Mr. Sabella and Mr. Wittern. Pleasantville 15 30 20 15 33 Opponent 50 Pelham 29 Harrison 41 Rye 50 Eastchester 22 Sleepy Hollow CThe lowest score wins.j Varsity Basketball Pleasantville Yorktown Pleasantville Yorktown Pleasantville Westlake Pleasantville Valhalla Pleasantville Rye Pleasantville Eastchester Pleasantville Sleepy Hollow Pleasantville Harrison Pleasantville Pelham Pleasantville Valhalla Pleasantville Rye Pleasantville Eastchester Pleasantville Sleepy Hollow 1 Pleasantville Pelham Row 1: J. Sabella CCapt.D, D. Whallon, R. Tietjen, B. Crozier. Row 2: Pleasantville Harrison C. Brooks, R. Kazorck, B. Hunt, E. Quincy, A. Rapp. Pl6aSaI'1tVllle Horace Greeley Pleasantville Westlake J. V. Basketball Once again Pleasantville welcomed a new coach and as the season progressed Mr. Joe Mojer became a very popular Panther mentor. Second year Panther stalwarts were Easy,, Ed Quincy, playmaker Jim Sabella, rebounder Allen Rapp, and sharpshooters Riefe Tietjen and Bob Crozier. From the initial tapoff to the sound of the final buzzer, the Big Green was in there contesting fiercely. While only emerging with four season victories, the desire to win for Pleasant- ville High School was overwhelming. The highlight of this year's court action was the victory over Rye, defending SWIAC champs. Other conquests included Valhalla and Harrison. Representing the Panthers this year at the East West SWIAC bout this year were Jim Sabella, Riefe Tietjen, and Ed Quincy, all of whose performances were characteristic of Pleasantville superiority. Congratulations to Mr. Mojer and our team for a fine effort. ln. ,NNN f W- M, wh .Mwrnwmm , A ,, m..LL A 5 L. . 135 ., mm.. 6... W, .--...wa-.0-, Honors Volleyball PM f vi J Row 1: D. Borck, A. Stage, B. Gray, J. Nathe, L. Penniman. Row 2: R. Sheffield, M. Juhasz, J, Sabella, E. Jacob. L. Annesse, L. Wright. Row 1: C. Thedford, L. Manning. Row 2: J J. Calami. 2 YA Row 1: A. Stage, P. Schoff, B. Gray, J. Nathe. Row 2: M. Beattie, D. Borck, J. Sabella, G. Arens. Honors Basketball Row 1: L. D. Smith, D. Mimnaugh, L. Manning. Row 2: K. Valentine, J, Calamai, L. Gil lette, C. Hermanson, L. Manning. ow 1: J, Isaacs, C. Sprague, M. Kley. Row 2: D. Smith, S. Strople, . Penniman, L. Manning. Row 1: A. Oakley, J. Isaacs, R. Olmstead, P. Harrington. Row 2: J. Robinson, B. Welsh, M. Snell, L. Jaffee, S. Strople. h nw! , qs N ADVERTISING Q33 X QQ? . vvll -QQ? Q K' 1- M,,, ,,-Q 7 12' ,, A, 4. f' ,-,,M,,,m,,,.,,f '15 V H '- ' : f' f'-r J' x W',f ir- I -Ll Senior Wheels F7 '1 e ,. i I I I I , ,VL,,,.,.,... ,., y- 54,5 . .e,, e .e Ni. A , , '1 3 if dugg , X V COMPLIMENT S OF ARMONK SHELL SERVICE ARMONK, N. Y. BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '66 from YELLOW FURNITURE BARN COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. H. SELLS, INC. civil engineers and surveyors since 1925 409 Manville Road PLEASANTVILLE, N. Y. 3 Wheeler Avenue 0 ROgers 9-0002 fl? I g BALDWIN ? 3 E' PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS OF EAV BECKER'S SERVICE STATION GAS -- OIL - ACCESSORIES Bedford Zi Ossining Roads Pleasanfville, N. Y. RO 9-0316-7 ffffzffmnfwxoifgga 1965-66 Am' ft MEMBER Saw 3 E GENERAL ORGANIZATION S f th 5 . 1 g A S PLEASANTVIQLE HIGFS' scx-1001. R PLEASANTVIIQLE, NEW YORK . fr mg 7 ,fs D H4n3ff. ,X Signat efnon sie:-able? E I F3 fiQ'f'p:4 558 MSQQQM E2 Mr LIPTON'S SUPER MARKET Serve yourself and save 45-47 Washington Avenue Pleoscunfville, New York 1020 Phones: RO 9-1021 2885 Compliments of GPL Division GENERAL PRECISION AEROSPACE and its Manufacturing Division PLEASANTVILLE INSTRUMENT CORPORATION Pleasantville, New York A OLD VILLAGE BARBER SHOP 9 Broadway Pleasantville POST HASTE INDEX Pleasantvllle, N. Y. 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COMPLIMENTS or O I L C I TY Letterpress 85 Offset Printing RO 9-0412 Comphments of PLEASANTVILLE OURNAL PLEASANTVILLE J Official Village 85 Town Newspaper Norman Schuessler SL Emil Schweitzer, partners 11 Washington Avenue Pleasantville, N. Y. THE SQUIRE SCHOOL or BUSINESS BLESS YOU offers C.Y.O. - H.I. Full Secretarial Courses Day-Evening-Summer Classes 36 South Highland Avenue OSSINING, N. Y. Wl l-2750 Fr. Matarazzo 0.P. BEST REGARDS to the CLASS OF 1966 from PETER A. CAMILLI 81 SONS, INC. lipton's Super Market Serve yourself and Save 45-47 Washington Avenue Pleasanfville, New York phones RO 9-1020 1021 2885 CENTURY MUSIC CO. FRANCHISE dealer for top brand musical instruments Most complete store in Westchester Music of all publishers 173 Mamaroneck Ave. White Plains New York WH 9-3443 . - 4? L 3 If -, Q FJLR sf 3 1 3 - N f so ull 14. .... ., ' '- ggglliliittltihliliissafif-alan -ff ' X l ......... : n-,.. gi S Gfoon I-UC P1 5 or ' ci-B-5 N-if its +,,?ff' c:1-uses CLE? AND QUN IO R me U C , Hw--CLASSQLCAL SJW if W: -1--f ' Y YY, ----, v - i A Y -K K- - st 4 3' iii 'i 1 Pu M ' Q, ' 'Q 1 : 1 + f ' . . i xx ' I N A ,- X ' . 'cl AR 3-3545 Compliments of THE KNITTING NEEDLE Dorothy Perkins and Dorothy Jones Route 22 Armonk, N. Y. Knitting Supplies - Needlepoint Crewel, and Rugs Briccettiis Market and Delicatessen Where Quality Rules Phone AR 3-8800 Corner of Maple Avenue at Rt. 121 Free Prompt Delivery GRECO PAINT AND WALLPAPER 44 Washington Avenue Pleasantville RO 9-0549 24 Hour TOWING SERVICE Armonk Service Station, Inc. ARMONK, N. Y. Wheel Balancing - Aligning Tires - Welding - Batteries Tel. AR 3-829 1 Day AR 3-3823 Night E. J. TAYLOR ROgers 9-0620 Compliments of LINDA LOUISE PASTRY SHOP 31 Wheeler Avenue Pleasantville, N. Y. Herbert Zecher, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF S A L T O ' S DELICATESSEN Delicious wedges to take out Next to the Railroad Station E S S 0 PORPORA BROTHERS, INC. ARMONK GARAGE CComp1ete Service for Your Carj Armonk, N. Y. 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QM 1 X W an Jhr'I,f4I1l1'llf1ii1,5 W I X ff ,V , xx yi ff J f c K1 f Qfgjfzdf Qffafkxxx l If!!! f'bl6tk1M 4cWX X f flvfg, XQX L Q4 RY , - N-JJ .1 If FRQM Congratulations and Best Wishes to CLASS OF '66 from American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc CORSUN'S For Prescripfionsu RO 9-0810-4221 A. D. MARINO B.S. in Pharm. Aunt MiIlie's Sauces, Inc. 11 Wesf Cross Street HAWTHORNE, NEW YORK Sauces of Merit Scll Di Mauro, Pres. ROgers 9-0390 CONGRATULATIONS to COMPLIMENTS OF SIXLTY-SIX HARDWARE F ARROWS Armonk N. Y GAS STATION W B E E C H E R W WE 1, ' A 0 FUNERAL HOME, INC. E E 1: Ee ' 418 Bedford Road . Pleasantville, New York Telephone RO 9-0001 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF SIXTY-SIX Gerard T. Meehan ARMONK BOWL, INC. ROUTE 22 - ARMONK, NEVIIQYPORK - ARmonk 3-3301 I ,149 a. 3 1 0 Q I X U S! Klfwxxyl it ,X 1 L w 9 - ff :lp Route 22 Armonk Village, N.Y. AR 3-3071 The home of the friendly busboysn BLECHNER'S FURNITURE CO. The Store for Homes Tel. 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V K- ,, ,111 Ks Q M-fl I K is ' 1 o , a 'Z -,, gi rf' B R X 1 DIXON SPECIALTY SHOP Wheeler Avenue Pleasanfville RO 9-1808 P.H.S. School Rings 8g Charms PLEASANTVILLE JEWELER, INC. Diamonds - China - Silverware Watches - Jewelry - Clocks Expert Repair 3 Wheeler Avenue Pleasantville, New York PLEASANTVILLE SUPER MARKET Fancy Quality Meats, Produce, and Groceries Free Delivery RO 9-4340 E. MILNOR PE CK Licensed Real Estate Broker 54 Wheeler Avenue Pleasantville, N. Y. Area Code 914 RO 9-1244 Open Sundays Specializing in beautiful Northern Westchester Upper Westchester's Newest and Smartest Salon MAISON MACHATA, INC. Main Street ARMONK, N. Y. ROgers 9-3743 studio of music JOSEPH and DOROTHY VISCA 205 Manville Road Pleasantville, N. Y. BARCLAY HARDWARE COMPANY PLEASANTVILLE 'Now be quiet guys, going through Ihe woods. 'fd of b iff, X D xi ' , 4'!'gifF .' 'F x . H h x . 2 , Q Ar ,W f ,M E J 53 Q ,H - fx S ' 15, ' A :X . 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