Port Jervis High School - Victor Yearbook (Port Jervis, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Qi , 211 , - 1 9. 4- '. .. , n ag ,L .mwmwgnvf X X if J, f 1.-1 PQQXTQQQ we xii ' f . -'f x - L , MR. LOUIS C. HORSMAN CITY scuool. DlS'l'RlI.Tl' mf ...-'11I.'Il....v.. c..mU.......l.......,...m ev -warm.. ..-...f .. -... ..... A. im.. -.... u...--.m 'IQLM January 15 , 1958 ...e To :he Huber! of the Senior Chu ot' 1958: Your high lchool awarhnce in rapidly drawing to A elolo. To all of you I wut to ny that it in my hope du: than yours yvu have lpunt in our lchooll have been happy and vorthmhile can for you and our entire oonmmizy. Happy ann buoaun of the opportunities you have had to play md work with your elunucea and worthwhile in du nun cha: yvur contributions to the annuity ny axsqallfy n high aundnrd of cicinnlhip. Your luccou and well being will alwayu be at Iincan Lntlrut to ul. Sincerely yours ,Z BRVIN R. FLBTCIER Superintendent of School! lRF:lk nu.. -. mm.. February 28, 1958 Dear Seniors: Your years of study in the Port Jervis High School are rapidly drawing to a close. Your successful class activities have been many and varied and have contributed much to ourfschool -scholastically, athletically, and socially. l hope that the years have been happy and successful ones for you and that the members of the faculty and I have in some way helped you in pre- paring for what lies ahead. The success of your future life will be of con- tinued interest to us. ' Sincerely, louis C. Horsman Principal MR. ERVIN R. FLETCHER MR. THEODORE B. ARCHER BOARD OF EDUCATION Charles V. l. Cucldeback President John R. Patterson, Charlotte S. Quackenbush, Francis S. Banks, Charles Bushweller, John Mona- han, Clyde F. Stratton, Savey Orlando, the late George W. Aliton, Dr. Harry Faller, Superintendent of Schools Ervin R. Fletcher, Clerk of the Board James A Wylie. Mr. Archer and Mr. Horsman check the daily detention list. Looking on are Miss Pearle J. I . . . i 7 Carroll and an the rear Miss Alice Hoffman Theodore Archer siness Arithmetic V French Typing Louise Blood Social Studies Crummey Faiello Business Law, Personal Mr. Almer Baker Junior High Math Mr. William Brozy Machine Shop Mr. Alvin Chase Earth Science, Physics, Mr. Harry Bates World History, American History, English Mrs. Dorothy Call English, Speech Mr. Richard Coler Junior High English Chemistry 3 Q I V '59 i . ,,,, 55, f ' N, n E' V fe Mr. Robert Dickinson American History Mr. Patrick 'Farace World Geography Mrs. Leona Dunmore Junior High Hamemaking Mrs. Priscilla Fenstermacher Junior High English and Social Studies Mrs. Ruth Bell Junior High English and .fi X Math ' - :s,m,wspa.a s A H ,sw , Q 155356 .L A . . ...wr - -rf- .. ,mfs f... V ,se we i'9f1,fg K f , - '52 ws , , rw is 5 s . is Us sr ,ii ' fi ii' Xt, ,fi IQ at f 4 5 kwa si 3 Q' N e 2 K is f Q, at 5 4' os Miss Geraldine Callahan librarian q .... , i ' . 'YEREQZEQZ3 -15:55 A-1 Gifs is A ,v r G' .. me 'fs' ' ' ef E ,N 1 Y .N - Q . , K QW ' if 1 , . .fe . -, A -3 K- ,J 1. 5 sax r sg. M ,gg 'W S , Q F if M gs A of 4 ,ei fe Q ef 'sf is M X - Y ,A we gy X .A -s H EX '15-w . W Mr. Charles Combs Driver Training, Health 4 7 i r if Q s 1- ' is Ii e 'X W' N r Q f 3 f, .wg 5 K -5 sa. ,, tr., 5 Q '32 5 Miss Dorothy Evans English mfs Mr. George Frank General Math, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Plane Trigonometry 321 Mx X, ,-MM ,ayf,,,,W , .L L..x.,.,.. - mm: , E A ,ff 'Mk-NXXN K! xi Z9 . A ' CA CO riffs? 3 jg C9 o fvgwi g 2911 1 . 4 x lv ,r. Willard lloyd Miss Rosemary McClure MY- Hillis MCHUUY -ebra, Trigonometry English Aff, Oil Painting. Anna 0'Connor English John Thomas High English and History Ralph Zelno Training Guy Shaw Director Mr. Floyd Robbins General Science Mrs. Roberta Thomas Junior High History Miss Pearle Carroll Office Secretary Miss Ruth Hawkins Dental Hygienist Mechanical Drawing Miss Janet Sells Physical Education Mr. Joseph Viglione World History gig,-ef-3,4 L www- spew?-3 ii 'ii' ami S13 gy? fe, e, Vega? 4 T' 1 3 . .1 T4 s , 'YW- , 'wzii v -- k kluiffl -H321 , E f 5- ' fri? ' P e , . ,ill ' ' fi: ' 522221 . ' ii :nj Miss Alice Hoffman Office Secretary Dr. Harrison Murray School Doctor Miss Berna Neal English Mr. Gordon Short Physical Education Miss Dorothy Wennerstien Junior High Science Miss Irene Miller Bookkeeping, Guidance '2 . , 1 f , ---- iii fe . was f .f ig ' ' fs,:mp.kfe- V ,fe 5- 'T Q- .IM A V- ,Q f G. 2 ' ? Sci -'Ev 5 V 17 Miss Ellen Rathbun School Nurse Edna Kallighan Miss Eleanor Hertsch Mrs. Rhoda Schwaner Mr. Frank Doss llfeferid Staff Cafeteria Head of Staff Cafeteria Staff Head Custodian Mr. Robert Dickinson, Mrs. Louise Blood, and Miss Bernice Hassell attend a marking com- mittee meeting. Mr. Wesley Drake Custodian Mrs. Emma Ohaire - Custodian Mr. Robert Piatt Custodian Mr. John Westfall Custodian 11 back- ueld of ffl Sealed: Secrelary, Dolores Dain, President, Charles Cuddebackg Vice Presideni, Standing Donald Reeves, Social Chairman, Margaret Hendershol. Editor-In-Chief, Richard Robbins, Treasurer, Lois Powers. 1,5515 53, ' Qi'fi?'f-Lf-A -qw rl-355113 5 '. v, 5 f-T4 ' .wr',5,, . 1 , L 1 fffxs V 'fy PY A , y 1 gg pg ,N ,L QE-in B' ' if E ,, F42 '- ' 'Il .E ww? .veg x- 1 M' ,-,.. mf V , Q . w - Q qs +15 'mf W -45... 1 K. 1, , . 1 -ii z,mz,Q,.' F ,V 4 5 - wc ',,,1ff2g5Ci'1?':'ei3'wmfrf5g4.xe,f1.'L. -xx z.. W r -X VN4fw.1,f.. ,-fwcm W, 3, , My 7 K .5 I 2' ,wweffw-qg'x '1473S4g.?gqa ,W , 5, '9 5 a .s 5 . 12 fx 2 mf I 43. f. g a - 3 5 P ,F 3 I g , KW S - A 1 , Qy. K 'Xi J, . 3.0! 2 V , . . i 3 -4 , 4? ,., f i 2' yn ,, - WWW. , W W .,.......-- N X' ' k K , .N,..,,....M-M 1 W... .Q,,.. - V+ ' ,am Clark Kobe,-1 Clqwson Phyllis Cohen Leon Cole Pdfritid Cbnklin ince the vital importance of all the branches of hematical science has been pointedly exposed by nt events, the study of mathematics has become e meaningful to most of us. Here, Mr. Lloyd, our ebra teacher, helps Charles Cuddeback and David dman learn to manipulate the slide rule. Joseph Conroy Doreen Cook 15 C0 C0 Un Betty Cordlsco Jo Ann Corey Ronald Cosllck Charles Curtis Dolores Dain Daly Joyce Decker DeVore Regus Dewey Q? A I Z if: ' -R fit!--1 1v' 'L Wg. ' , 1 .y -age H, 45 DiPieiro Robert Doss Edwards Barbara Englehart Carol Eyth Dorothy Farr Joanne Finnerty In our student kitchen, the homemaking course takes a practical aspect. Joyce Decker, at the oven, lores Dain, holding the tray, and Carolyn Romaine, uring, demonstrate one phase of the course. Mary Galipeau Roger Gamo :B w b , -.f,. . , - 1 A yo-,:,. 1,1 .ri P . H ,J , Barbara Glover 17 vid Goldman Hamilton Hartwell ww Hendershol .lerger Edwin Graziano Jo Ann Gulla Richard Gumaer Emily Hadllck Irene Harford William Hartwell Carol lnnella 5 Kellum Rqsemqrie Ke,-,f Elizabeth Knealing Joan Kolvenbach Katherine Kowalczik M it . R . lf: 45 lab is the all-important place for the teaching of science. Here, amid the beakers and burners, equations formulae and diagrams come to life in Thomas McAndrew is the figure in this study. A 3, Ei Q-, f e ' ' 'E' 51- .' A 5-fag 1 .512 Q 6356:-,r,a .. me-3 - William Kulcelka William Lafer 19 Lamoreaux McAndrew McGaw Mickley Murphy Mary Longrigg Myrna Longrigg N ...N I x w Kathleen Mager N rr fa, 1 fig 2 James Malzahn 1 151 Barbara McGaw my .K,,.. -1 .Q l aww' A , 1- x tl Patricia Meloi Eileen Miller Gillen Murray 20 -3 fs-Ss, 7' C'ii r.. R , M ,zf x V fi ,ff T' f 421857 in T5 ,N f Ya. :N W , Q gm fy.. ua. s P 5 4 a Q X N 1 iw 1: 1 1 ' 'id' A ,mai fs W1 '11 V 1 41 e '3'T'QS'. S xi Q' Jr- 923-.gE. gl . asa ff .. . K qj-af -Y - - -.. - ,f ,MH W., 5 5 -A wk, f. 1 W 2 X H .f .rzgfeg 5 q a Sz,if5 Patterson Quackenbush Riccardi - Ns Ripel Romuine ,lg 'bs wr- Elizabeih Penney Lois Powers Richard Prqfgghler gl-ence X? - s. F sqm was ?1i,:'.,, 1- f 'nw .rs -N - Donald Reeves 41 f l , 4, x . L so Q, , 'sas f s .Q Eng tina-ae, X A ,S 6 fm gf ra 51 Miss B X Q R 1.- ws RQ? W, f Q of 2 J '51, 4 fa? W, as W N A ei, ,L - R' :S 1 ef :41Sg: 1 3 ,K f G in K 4 -' -af X' Q., s K f f is W W W fn ,f4 1 Q 'RRY M 5 V1 f f sn? R R' Lo - Q - -- 'jaw 8:53. ss f K Raymond Rinkavage Richard Robbins N- ,F sides-A ' Q Le R John Romeo 22 R055 Henry Rumsey Yvonne Russell Gerald Suuschurk our machine shop boys learn not only o respect for mechanrcal but also the satrsfactlon that comes worklng manually with some degree of skull Sauschuck watches as Wllllarn Kukelka sets up an operahon Shirley Sheare Lester Smith 25 when Solomon hard Stein err Theimer Von lnwegen V? :m Vinson r I r o Ann Spencer Timothy Sfabler Frances Stonzl Larry Sfaudt Joye Stevens Richard Theodore Robert Vecchio I 24 1 W Q- -me V ' X 9 3, IQ Tig 'sm Y? -,ay,Av.r A M if' Q- 1,0 fries. his-'T' I Q 1 pw 15- ,ya Q. X lag ,, U .L . -, ,V My A .f w :wi in ,L lv . x Jigga t. X 1 5? r E22 s -3 .f ' M if xp ,VX 232 if 22:4 4 may g e-. at 4 , 122, IQ 'ii x M MX En 4 3 N Gary Wakeman Linda Walt Peter Warnecke NUMY Welling ld Reeves, Arlene Daly and Elizabeth Penney find the quielude of the library helps to isolate and ce problems. , fy, 1-1 ff' -1 fl ,,, 3 I-, Q5 .. , ' .-i1'3, 3'5? f -' ' J -, e ' 1 99L.:i?n2 I AJ' ' Y?-'F ' 1. ' 'Z' W 1 r , 2 'z ft . - 2':1W'Wf'f1-rig? H i.'5s' H .7xI:7:3fz':'1f3':'?5E- . fi?-. 4 l, '- a 1 . gait .41-f, 'gif t R V .1 fi? A F 2 53 anti 1 52:12 -..s X f . 3' a- Roger Wheeler Diane Young 25 irectnry DOROTHY ABER: Social Chairman Homeroom 95 Science Club 125 Latin Club 10,115 Yearbook Staff. JEANNE ANDERSON: French Club 11,125 Science Club 125 Girls Athletic Association 125 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. MARY ANN BAKER: Homeroom Parliamentarian 95 Girls Glee Club 9,105 Homeroom Red Cross Alternate 105 A Cappella Choir lO,11,125 Yearbook Staff. BARBARA BALMOS: Girls Glee Club 95 Yearbook Staff5 Office Practice Club 125 Senior Variety Show. MICHAEL BARTH: Homeroom Treasurer 95 Basketball 15 Student Council Alternate 95 French Club 10,11,125 Vice-Pres. 125 Intramural Basketball 105 Junior News- paper5 Science Club 12, Treasurer5 Senior Variety Show5 Yearbook Staff. PRISCILLA BAUER: Girls Glee Club 10,115 Office Prac- tice Club 125 Homemaking Club 125 Shorthand Club 11,12, President 11,125 Junior Newspaper5 Yearbook Staff. MARION BEIRNE: Homeroom Secretary 95 Girls Athletic Association 9,105 Girls Glee Club 9,10,11,125 French Club 11,125 Science Club 125 Senior Variety Show5 A Cappella Choir 12. ELSA BROTHMAN: Photography Club 95 Homeroom Parliamentarian 95 French Club 10,115 Science Club 125 Yearbook Stoff5 Senior Variety Shaw. ANTHONY CELLINI: Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Student Conductor 4, President 45 Student Council Represent- ative 95 Student Council Alternate 105 Orange County Band 125 All State Band 115 Intramural Basketball 9,10,115 Homeroom President 95 Football 35 Senior Variety Show. DIANE CHERRY: Girls Glee Club 9,10,115 Office Prac- tice Club 12, Treasurer5 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. BARBARA CLARK: Vice-President of Class 9,105 Vice- President Homeroom 9,105 Girls Athletic Association 9,1O, Secretary 95 Girls Glee Club 9,1O,11, Vice-Presi- dent 115 French Club 10, 11, 125 Youth Government 105 Junior Play Cast5 Junior Newspaper5 Co-Captain Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 105 Co-Captain Varsity Cheerleaders 115 Captain Varsity Cheerleaders 125 Thanksgiving Day Queen5 Senior Variety Show5 Year- book Staff. ROBERT CLAWSON: Student Council Representative 9,l0,1l5 Junior Play Cast5 Yearbook Staff5 Junior Newspaper5 Senior Variety Show. PHYLLIS COHEN: Girls Athletic Association 9,1O,115 Banker 9,10,115 Office Practice Club 125 Shorthand Club 11. PATRICIA CONKLIN: Girls Glee Club 95 Junior Red Cross Representative 95 Homeroom Secretary 105 Latin Club 11,125 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. ICHARD CALEY: Football 25 Senior Variety Show. ICHARD CAMPBELL: Homeroom Student Council Alter- ate 95 Homeroom Parliamentarian 105 Senior Variety lhow5 Boys Glee Club 105 A Cappella Choir 11,12. HOMAS CARROLL: Homeroom President 95 Class Presi- lent 105 Varsity Club 125 Football 1,45 Intramural lasketball 95 Yearbook Stoff5 Senior Variety Show. DOREAN COOK: Girls Glee Club 9,l0,115 Office Prac- tice Club 125 Red Cross Representative 105 Senior Vari- ety Show. . MARTIN CORCORAN: Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 10,115 Student Council Representative 105 Student Council Alternate 115 Red Cross Representative 95 Junior Play5 Senior Variety Show. Blllllly V CORDISCO: Girls Glee Club 95 Office Practice 125 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. NN COREY: Girls Glee Club 9,10,125 Yearbook Senior Variety Show. NLD COSLICK: Student Council Representative 9,105 Glee Club 9,105 Homeroom President 115 French 1O,l1,125 Science Club 125 lntramural Basketball lg Youth in Government 105 Senior Variety Show. RLES CUDDEBACK: French Club 9,1O,11,12, Vice- Jent 115 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Baseball arsity Club 11,125 Track 15 Junior Newspaper5 r Rotarian 115 President of Class 125 Yearbook 5 Senior Variety Show. PH CURTIS: Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity 11, 12. DRES DAIN: Homeroom Parliamentarian 105 Home- Secretary 115 Junior Newspaper5 Shorthand Club :lass Secretary 125 Office Practice Club 125 Year- Staff. NE DALY: Homeroom Treasurer 95 Girls Athletic ciation 9,105 Homeroom Social Chairman 105 Girls Club 10,115 French Club 11,125 Junior News- :r5 Junior Play5 Thanksgiving Day Queen Attendant Senior Variety Show5 Yearbook Staff. REGIS DEWEY: lntramural Basketball 9,10,115 lntra- mural Softball 9,10,115 Junior Play5 French Club 12. WILMA Dl PIETRO: Girls Glee Club 95 Junior News- paper5 Junior Play5 Latin Club 11,125 Student Council Representative 115 Senior Variety Show5 Editor, literary Staff, Yearbook. ROBERT DOSS: Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 45 Varsity Club5 Homeroom President 95 Home- room Treasurer 105 Boys Glee Club 11,125 Social Chairman5 Student Council Representative 125 Senior Variety Show5 Yearbook Staff. ROBERT EDWARDS: French Club 11,125 latin Club 9,l0,11,125 Science Club 125 Junior Play5 lntramural Basketball 95 Youth in Government 105 Junior News- paper5 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. BARBARA ENGELHART: Girls Glee Club 95 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Junior Newspaper5 Junior Play5 Office Practice Club 125 Yearbook Stoff5 Homemaking Club 12. CAROL EYTH: Girls Glee Club 9,10,l1,125 Girls Athletic Association 9,105 Student Council Representa- tive 95 Shorthand Club 11,125 A Cappella Choir 125 Senior Variety Show. DOROTHY FARR: Secretary of Homeroom 9,115 Girls Glee Club 9,105 Vice-President of Homeroom 105 A Cappella Chair 1O,11,125 Social Chairman 125 Student Council Representative 125 Office Practice Club 125 Social Chairman5 Senior Variety Show5 Junior Play5 Yearbook Staff5 All County Chorus 12. CE DECKER: Youth in Government 105 Girls Glee 9,105 Vice-President 105 Girls Athletic Association ecretary of Homeroom 10, Secretary of Class 115 surer of Class 105 A Cappella Choir 1O,1l,l2, -President 125 Social Chairman Homeroom 95 Senior ety Show5 Junior Play5 Junior Newspaper5 All tty Chorus 125 Yearbook Staff. SELL DE VORE: Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 ball 2,3,45 Track 3,4. JOANNE FINNERTY: Girls Athletic Association 125 Jun- ior Play5 Yearbook Staff. MARY GALIPEAU: Girls Glee Club 95 lntramural Bas- ketball 9g Girls Athletic Association 9,10,1l,125 Vice- President 115 President 125 lntramural Volleyball 125 Junior Play Cast5 Junior Newspaper5 Yearbook Staff. Directory IOGER GAMO: Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 'rack l,2,3,45 Boys Glee Club 9,l0,ll, Vice-President Il5 A Cappella Choir ll,l2g Class Parliamentarian ll,l25 Homeroom President 95 All County Chorus l25 ienior Variety Show. SARBARA GLOVER: Thanksgiving Day Queen Attend- :nt5 Girls Athletic Association l, 25 Junior Varsity :heerleader l,2, Captain 25 Girls Glee Club l,2,3,45 land l5 Homeroom Social Chairman l,25 French Club 3,45 Junior Newspaper5 Class Social Chairman 35 Junior 'lay Cast5 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Editor, Photography itaff, Yearbook5 A. Cappella Choir 4. EDWIN GRAZIANO: Football l,2,45 Track lp Baseball ip Homeroom Vice-President5 Senior Variety Show. JAVID GOLDMAN: Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Football lg irack 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 French Club l,2,3,45 Junior 'lay Cast5 Homeroom President 25 Junior Newspaper5 ienior Variety Show5 Yearbook Staff. IOANN GULLA: Girls Glee Club 'l,25 Girls Athletic As- .ociation l,25 Student Council Alternate 25 Office Prac- ice Club 45 Homemaking Club 45 Yearbook Statf5 lunior Newspape-r5 Senior Variety Show5 Homeroom iecretary 2. IICHARD GUMAER: Boys Glee Club 2,3,45 Red Cross lepresentative l,2,35 lntramural Basketball l,25 Base- :all l,25 Senior Variety Show. EMILY HADLICK: Girls Glee Club l,2,3,45 Senior Variety Show. AMES HAMILTON: Red Cross Representative 35 Senior 'ariety Show. RENE HARFORD: Latin Club 2,35 Girls Athletic Associ- tion l,2,3,45 Student Council Representative l,25 Year- took Staff5 Junior Play5 Senior Variety Show5 Girls Glee flub 2,35 lntramural Volleyball 4. GEORGE HARTWELL: Boys Glee Club l,2,45 A Cappella Choir 45 Science Club 3,45 Junior Play5 Youth in Government5 Junior Red Cross 25 Yearbook Staff. MARGARET HENDERSHOT: Homeroom Secretary l,25 Homeroom Social Chairman 35 Girls Glee Club l,25 Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Play5 Junior News- paper5 French Club 2,45 Class Social Chairman 45 Year- book Staff5 Senior Variety Show. CAROL INNELLA: Girls Glee Club l5 Latin Club 45 Science Club 45 Yearbook Staff. JOHN KELLAM: Football l,25 lntramural Basketball l,2, 35 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Yearbook Staff5 Junior Newspaper. ROSEMARIE KENT: Girls Athletic Association l5 latin Club 25 Girls Glee Club 25 Band Maiorette 2,3545 Head Maiorette 45 Science Club 4, Social Chairman5 Variety Show. ELIZABETH KNEALING: Junior Newspaper5 Yearbook Staff5 Office Practice Club 45 Senior Variety Show. JOAN KOLVENBACH: Girls Glee Club l,2.35 Class Treasurer lg Student Council Alternate 35 Junior News- paper5 Student Council Representative 45 French Club 45 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. KATHERINE KOWALCZIK: Girls Glee Club 2,35 A Cap- pella Choir 45 Office Practice Club 45 Girls Athletic Association lg Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. WILLIAM KUKELKA: Homeroom President lg Homeroom Parliamentarian 25 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Junior Newspapen Football l,2,35 Track 35 Class Vice-Presi- dent 35 Varsity Club 2,3545 Editor, Art Staff, Yearbookg Senior Variety Show. WILLIAM LAFER: Homeroom Vice-President lg Boys Glee Club l,25 Football l,25 Track l,25 Student Council Representative 25 Science Club 3,4. Directory WILLIAM LAMOREAUX: Class President 1,35 Football 2,3,45 Student Council Representative 1,45 Homeroom Parliamentarian 25 Band 1,25 Senior Variety Show. MARY LONGRIGG: Student Council Representative 1,25 Girls Athletic Association 1,25 Homemaking Club 15 Junior Newspaper5 Shorthand Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. MYRNA LONGRIGG: Girls Athletic Association 1,25 Red Cross Representative 1,35 Junior Newspaper5 Shorthand Club 3,4, secretary and treasurer 3, social chairman 45 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. KATHLEEN MAGER: Girls Glee Club 1,2,35 Girls Athletic Association 1,25 Journalism Club 15 Junior Newspaper 35 Junior Play5 Senior Variety Show5 French Club 45 Yearbook Staff. JAMES MALZAHN: Football 1,2535 Track 1,2,35 Varsity Club 9,10,11,12. THOMAS' McANDREW: Football 1,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast5 Junior Newspaper5 Senior Variety Show. BARBARA McGAW: Junior Newspaper5 Junior Play5 Shorthand Club 115 Student Council Secretary 125 Ot- fice Practice Club 125 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. CHARLOTTE MCGAW: Short Hand Club 115 Office Prac- tice Club 125 Girls Glee Club 9. PATRICIA MELOI: Yearbook Staff5 Office Practice Club 125 Senior Variety Show. DAVID MICKLEY: Senior Band 9,lO,1l5 Marching Band 9,10,115 Concert Band 9,10,115 Central Music Com- mittee l0,115 Chess Club 95 Stage and Apparatus Club 95 Band 11,12. EILEEN MILLER: Girls Athletic Association 9,10,115 Girls Glee Club 9,1O,125 French Club 10,11,125 Science Club 12, Secretary5 Red Cross Representative 9,115 Senior Variety Show5 Yearbook Staff. BARBARA MURPHY: Science Club 9,125 Girls Glee Club 10,11,125 Latin Club 1O,11,125 Junior Play Cast5 Girls Athletic Association 95 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show5 Junior Newspaper. GILLEN MURRAY: French ,Club 11,125 Girls Glee Club 115 Student Council Representative 95 Homeroom Social Chairman 105 Yearbook Staff5 Junior Newspaper5 Junior Play5 Senior Variety Show. RICHARD O'CONNELL: Vice-President Homeroom 105 Treasurer Homeroom 105 Football 1,25 Track 1,2,45 Varsity Club 1O,11,12. ALEXANDER OSOWICK: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 10,11,125 All State Basketball 115 Senior Variety Show. BARBARA OSTERHOUT: Girls Glee Club 9,1O,115 Girls Athletic Association 95 Maiorette 11,125 Junior Play5 Junior Newspaper5 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. MARIE OWEN: Girls Glee Club 9,1O,115 Office Prac- tice Club 125 Senior Variety Show. 5 ROBERT PAFFENROTH: Football 1,2545 Track 1,45 Senior Variety Show. RUSSELL PALMER: Football 15 Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Senior Variety Show. BRUCE PARSONS: Student Council President 125 Latin Club 11,l2, President 125 Science Club 125 Varsity Club 11,125 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Yearbook Staff5 Junior Newspaper5 Senior Variety Show. irectnry SRACE PATTERSON: Girls Glee Club 9,105 Office Prac- ice Club 125 Dramatics Club 115 Senior Variety Show5 unior Play5 Junior Newspaper. ELIZABETH PENNEY: Class Social Chairman 9,105 Home- oom Social Chairman 9,10,115 Girls Glee Club 9,10- rtudent Council Treasurer l0,11,125 Latin Club 10,11, 25 French Club 125 Junior Newspaper5 Senior Variety ihow. OIS POWERS: Class Secretary 95 Homeroom Secretary ',105 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Class Treasurer 11,125 Sirls Glee Club 9,lO,1l5 Junior Play Cast5 Junior lewspaper5 A Cappella Choir 12, Secretary5 Yearbook taff5 Girls Athletic Association 95 Senior Variety Show. IICHARD PRATSCHLER: Boy's Glee Club 9, 10, 11. LORENCE QUACKENBUSH: J. V. Cheerleader 105 Vars- 'y Cheerleader 11,125 Youth in Government 9,105 lomeroom Social Chairman 105 Homeroom Secretary 15 Girls Glee Club 10,115 Junior Newspaper5 Junior 'lay5 French Club 10,11,125 Business Manager Year- rook5 Senior Variety Show. ACK QUACKENBUSH: Intramural Basketball 35 Senior 'ariety Show5 Junior Newspaper. IONALD REEVES: Football 1,2,35 Baseball 25 Basket- all 25 A Cappella Choir 10,1l,l2, President 12, Stud- nt Conductor 125 Boys Glee Club 9,10,11,12, Secre- :ry 11, President 12, Student Conductor 125 Junior lay Cast5 Homeroom President 105 Homeroom Parlia- rentarian 115 Class Vice-President 125 Intramural Bas- etball 45 Senior Variety Show5 All County Chorus 12. OHN RICCARDI: Football 2,3,45 Track 1,3,45 Varsity flub ll,12. AYMOND RINKAVAGE: Boys Glee club 9,10,12, Parli- mentarian 125 A Cappella Choir 12, Parliamentarian 25 Senior Variety Show5 All County Chorus 12. AUDREY RIPEL: Student Council Alternate 10,11. RICHARD ROBBINS: French Club 9,10,11,125 Science Club 11,I2, President 125 Student Council 115 Basket- ball 95 Senior Variety Show5 Editor-in-Chief Junior Newspaper5 Editor-in-Chief Yearbook. CAROLYN ROMAINE: Intramural Soccer 1,25 Referee 1,25 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramural Volleyball 12, Referee 1,25 Intramural Softball 1,2, Referee 1,25 Co-Educational Volleyball 25 Girls Leaders Club 9,105 Homeroom Social Chairman 9,105 Mixed Glee Club 105 Girls Athletic Association 11,125 Junior Newspaper5 Junior Play Cast 125 Senior Variety Show5 Editor, Typing and Proofreading Staff, Yearbook. JOHN ROMEO: Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,45 Base- ball l,2,3,45 French Club 10,1 1,125 Varsity Club 10,11 125 Homeroom President 9,115 Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 105 Junior Newspaper5 Yearbook Staff. RUTH ROSS: Girls Athletic Association 9,105 Home- ' making Club 9,105 Senior Variety Show. HENRY RUMSEY: Football 2,3. YVONNE RUSSELL: Girls Athletic Association 9,10,1l 125 Senior Variety Show. r is . I ' 'iiihlfw . 5 ' t 'i li I I ,'. ,, , Q 4 q- ' .rl A., l eff ' 51 . V921-.5 GERALD SAUSCHUCK: Boys Glee Club 9,1O,115 Foot- ball 9,105 Track 9,1O,125 Red Cross Representative. RONALD SERVICE: Homeroom Vice-President 115 Home- room Parliamentarian 95 Senior Variety Show. SHIRLEY SHEARE: Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show, LESTER SMITH: Football 1,2,4. STEPHEN SOLOMON: Orientation Film 9,1O,l15 French Club 1O,11,125 Football 45 Junior Rotarian 125 Basket- ball Manager 45 Science Club 125 Senior Variety Show5 i Junior Newspaper5 Yearbook Staff. ectury I SPENCER: Girls Athletic Association 15 Girls Glee i 9,10,115 A Cappella Choir 1O,11,125 Junior 'spaper5 Junior Play5 Senior Variety Show5 Office :tice Club 125 Editor of Office Practice Club Paper Yearbook Staff5 All County Chorus 12. OTHY STABLER: Football 15 Track 1,25 Latin Club 11,125 Junior Red Cross Representative 10,115 Boys e Club 105 Junior Newspaper5 Junior Play5 A Cap- a Choir 11,125 Intramural Basketball 115 Yearbook 'f5 Senior Variety Show. ,NCES STANZL: Dancing Club 95 Intramural Volley- 15 Intramural Basketball 15 Girls Athletic Associ- n 15 Shorthand Club 105 Office Practice Club 11,1 2. RY STAUDT: Football 9, 105 Boy's Glee Club 9, 105 ior Variety Show5 Junior Play. HARD STEIN: Intramural Basketball 15 Football 2,3, 1ager 35 Red Cross Representative 105 Senior Variety w. 'E STEVENS: Student Council Representative 95 Stud- Council Alternate 95 Girls Glee Club 9,10,115 neroom Social Chairman 115 A Cappella Choir 125 ence Club 12. WILLIAM VAN INWEGEN: Homeroom Vice-President 95 Student Council 115 Senior Variety Show. ROBERT VECCHIO: Football 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Varsity Club 1O,11,125 Latin Club 1O,11,125 Homeroom Sec- retary 95 Homeroom President 105 Homeroom Parlia- mentarian 115 Senior Variety Show5 Yearbook Staff. SUSAN VINSON: Class Vice-President 95 Girls Athletic Association 1O,11,125 Junior Play Cast5 Junior News- paper5 Senior Variety Show. FRED WAECHTER: Crafts Club 9? Rifle Club 105 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Variety Show. LINDA WALT: Girls Glee Club 9,10,11,125 Homeroom Treasurer 105 Girls Athletic Association 9,105 Senior Variety Show5 Science Club 125 Yearbook Staff. GARY WAKEMAN: Home Room Treasurer 95 Junior Red Cross 105 Junior Play5 Yearbook Staff5 Senior Variety Show. PETER WARNECKE: NANCY WELLING: Girls Athletic Association 9,105 French Club 1O,11,125 Red Cross Alternate 10,115 Red Cross Representative 95 Senior Variety Show5 Yearbook Staff. 0 RT THEIMER: Student Council Representative 10, lg Junior Red Cross Representative 95 Boys Glee 9,105 Youth in Government 9,105 Yearbook Staft5 r Variety Show. ARD THEODORE: Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,45 :tboll 15 Varsity Club 9,10,1 1,125 Homeroom Pres- 115 Science Club 125 Red Cross Representative Boys Glee Club 9,10. ROGER WHEELER: Boys Glee Club 9,10,l1,l25 Track 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Student Council Alter- nate 125 Baseball 45 Senior Variety Show5 Junior Play. DIANE YOUNG: Homeroom Treasurer 95 Homeroom Secretary 10,115 Girls Glee Club 9,10,115 French Club 1O,11,125 Yearbook Staff5 Girls Athletic Association 9,105 Senior Variety Show. I if 1' l I. J '-.L 1 1 v w . A X .-:Xi In Every Graduating Blass, There Are ilertain Familiar Figures ei Vogue liur Blass Personalities rsons Joyce Decker. John Romeo Thgmq 32 fl Class Angels Best looking lewey, Dorothy Aber Gerald Sauschuck, Frances Stanzl V Most Likely To Succeed A f Charles Cuddeback Jr., Rosemarie Kent Most Athletic Russel DeVore, Mary Galipeau :ne Most For The Class Most Typical Seniors 'a Glover, Richard Robbins John Romeo, Barbara Clark 33 Most Studious George Hartwell, Elsa Brothman Best Dancers Ann Spencer, Donald Reeves ledge X A 1 , xx r -ri 1 1f Q5 Q A. A-wk xx J ., -me lwvxwww t.,Q3SNM,xQ -lx, fx-J Q m1,.Nm,.x, ,, Q. , .W fs W xs -mfr . exif -A ' F 1SL:l?'s'f-Q - -:WI-3192-:lufS.'SXg'?f n N1 if?-2S1'Ai.e1fW1:JL '-'?LffT5'?WLSSaxifili2 A-ix-6313 ,f-gs-..fef?bQ.iQ. . fixyf.-+Qgf.v-fkviwirsfyWW Lfyfxz- QQ f-wwf? -M Wxfbw-Ip - Huw 'sn--Q-f-Mfg W fiagsq x fax B QQ 5,mQ1ggQ wig my -feffigff MX 7'igzg:f1-11-312 Q. -him VJJA 1 E Rvi, ,Q It. .,k,, X Q , L wa S ifvfwigl S A X E 1, 'Q .bi As a class moves through this six-year high school, it forms its own character. Although each class is,different, each among other activities, the iunior clas and puts on a dance. This year's pla class also sold shakers and programs event this year was the Junior-Semo time a lunior class had taken the ful tain traditional activities. Every year, s -QQQ - the school paper, produces a play A nions in the Stew . Members of the the football season. The big social Winter Fantasy . This was the first sp slbllltles of putting on such a dance. r -1 . A . . . I . . . . . Next year's senior class promises to be a very successful one. f.' .- Kathleen Rohner Vice-President Marlea Cullinan Treasurer 5 f A Hugh Spangenberg President Barbara Tippens Secretary lst Row, left to right: S. Spangenberg, l. Rohner, H. Spang- HOWUFU. C- Wuedher, M- Swannerbery, D. Westfall E enberg, B. Tippens, D. Taylor. 2nd Row: D. Wiebolt, M. Smith, West, J. Zack. 4th Row. R. Witlcowski, D. Walker l. Wallens C. Owens, L. Ulrich, P. Wentz, J. Wolfinger. 3rd Row: M. F' WUSFIBY, S. Smith. 5th Row: J. Witkowski, H Roberts K Startup, H. Simpson. 4 el - While Mike Lipman recites American History in relrospecl, he seems to feel eoch move of Mr. Dickinson's pencil. Peggy Bullis seem to have run :ulty while decorating for the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Row, left to right: R. Judson, B. Newman, M. Locke, R. hemhouski, M. Lipman, W. Ranich, B. Ranich, T. Perkowski. l Row: T. O'ConneIl, P Percival, C. McBride, A. Lynch, L. lei, S. Martinowsky, L. Hemleb, G. Perkowski. 3rd Raw: Mr kinson, W. Pfundheller, R. Mester, H. Weiss, R. Pfuderer, M. Pinckney, D. Howard, P. Hunt. 4th Row: M. McAndrew, M Laidly, R. Percival, D. McCarthy. L. Maney. 5th Row: R. Rob inson, H. Mason, J. Hinkley, N. Quick, J. Morris, W. Pepper R. Hessberger. Missing from picture are: G. Lang, C. Dreschler B. Bishop. 5' ji. ky K? A After school the iunior play cast rehearses . . . . . and rehearses . .... and rehearses! Here, from left to right are: D. Howard, P. Hunt, D. Taylor, S. Martinowsky, H. Spangenberg, and J. Bodensieck. he gym is the after-lunch gath- :bie Howard, Stella Martinow- Taylor find a vacant corner do some reviewing. t Row, left to right: G. latini, N. Lovelace, E. Kowal, P. Long, P. Horn, J. Love, R. Hazen, M. Hankins. 3rd Row: B essberger, J. MacAlarney, J. Homer, H. Hiller, J. Hansen. Hughes, R. Hindin, H. lippert, M. Howell, N. Hall, E d Row: Mr. Farace, C. ,Kukelka, M. Kukelka, J. Hemleb, D. Height, L. Haydu, l. Hartnett. 4th Row: M. Lertora, W. Langer R. Johnson, K. Harford, W. Lamoreaux, J. Kazkowski. attention this year. k to cameral, Frank Bell, and ve iust returned from the li- tn their way to lunch. These ihomore class iackets which ln order to strengthen its treasury f .,,' lor year, the sophomore class put on a convivial social affair in November sisqql .Q 9 dance called Turnabout Twin , and its proceeds overtopped all the 'V', Pltr T gures. One other thing that the Sophs did which attracted favorable atte ,:... ' .T,,' to buy those handsome corduroy class iackets. Jane Homer President Pamela Ross Vice-President nn Cordisco reasurer . Ist Row, left to right: F. Seddio, J. Somarelli, C. Wontz, A. Zubikowski, D. Westfall, J. Weiss, C. Soudant, 8. Wein. 2nd Row: J. Babcock, D. Chandler, H. Brehm, M. Padgett, P. Somarelli, J. Spangenberg, S. Wiebolt, S. Berman, A. Tren- Constance Reiss Secretary Joyce Hemleb Social Chairman holm. 3rd Row: R. Treiber, J. Anderson, C. Teller, D. Wilson, B. Biccum, L. Slowick, A. Scudder, D. Abar, R. Wieboldt. 4th Row: T. Willis, D. Banks, A. Scudder, P. Allen, R. Taylor, R. Brett. 5th Row: F. Bell, J. Clark, A. Aeberli, J. Butcher, J. Minorty, J. Walker, W. Smith. Teachers of English are plagued by a widespread opinion among pupils that one way of saying a thing is as good as another. Miss McClure versus Butch Corrado. lsl Row, left lo righl: M. Collard, J. Cordisco, l. Goldman, Brehm, V. Brody, B. Horlon, M. Force. 4th Row: E. Backus, M. Garcia, N. Farr, N. Fine, S. Graziano, N. Crane. 2nd R. Beams, D. Clark, M. Boyd, F. Grawi, J. Fleischer, A. Row: P. Doly, S. Ferguson, C. Galloway, J. Felder. K. Corrado, J. Farr, R. Feigenheimer. 51h Row: C. Baker, D. Denk, H. Czaikowski, L. Conklin, F. Conklin. 3rd Row: L. Addy, G. Collelle, D. Emerick, L. Eurich, K. Denk, R. Duane, Anderson, M. Bushweller, A. Argyros, J. Belcher, H. S. Drinko, H. Edwards, S. Frederick. ,,,., . - Q Xu. I if McDonald, A. Perry, P. Podgett. 3rd Row: A. Russell, R. Pant- lst Row, left to right: R. Reiss, P. Ross, N. McArdle, C. Reiss, 5. Schmiedey, D. Ryder, M. Palermo. 2nd Row: Mr. Viglione, S. ley, J. Nied, M. Reis, J. Ronich, E. Owens, J. Ross, C. Sokof- sky. 4th Row: W. McCann, J. Pogono, D. McCullough, R. Miller, R. McCullough, R. Quick, J. Newcomb, G. Souschuck. Mosure, E. Noonan, N. Norrell, S. O'ConnelI, A. Mulloly, L. Pupils in Mr. Viglione's world history class learn that history is something more than dates to be memorized - sometimes it is even humorous. 43 Bl Douglas Taylor f Presidenl I Patricia Peterson JOYW HW' Vice-Presidenl Treasurer Lois Gallagher Jfnif c . 'Y Secretary Social Chairman 'lsl Row, left lo righl: D. Oliver, B. Pedlock, L. Newcomb, S. I.. Pralschler, E. Quick, M. Murray, M. Meloi, S. Reilly. 3rd Newcomb, P. Pelerson, D. Parsons, R, Muller, M. Pinkela, C. Row: E. Neuber, D. Milk, D. Morris, R. Morgan, J. Norrell, R. Reeves. 2nd Row: Mr. lloyd, T. Mesler, N. Pepper, J. Percival, Reinhardt, H. Muller, C. Porter, B. Murphy. sf iii? ' sg' RIN? g N 1 Egg! Q ,-rpg KV' f 7 ' - H X X: 3535 4'1ffff5F ff an . ,g f is WR. I 1 ,N -,', g 1 5' 'gag Yu. 6 3 5 f g i li , Gm, .Q 1 .1 , 5 5 .. .. .Q gg N 55 15 if N, A . . 'xr 5 X fd Kgs j ,Q My 3352? 'Te Q' Q, A - Ti -E- is a HQ if R j F , , Q, if ff . 2 5 25 ag 'S 4 v .Pg w. f' ' 1 ' f 'mi Ziff M Q, Q wi H ' nv L Hg S sg 1 fr F 23m 'ig , 5 z.mxw x xg X 5' iii Y YQ mi 3 ,ws wif 'Hz .w Lfifi Q , .V LE XE 1 x , h,..4..,.g, fm ,ya if W A 5 ffl, , 1 X : sw , -A QQ r' Q' 5l.i QQ xi 5. N! R13- K? - .FELL ' A tv-5 ::. ' ,A -, - s A f. wed., f vi J r 'af .ix rliiib ' Two freshmen take time out for a water break: Greg Service and Jane Malzahn. lst Row, left to right: P. Hart, K. McKechnie, K. McGrinn L. March, K. Kuhn, J. Hilt, R. Shafer, J. Molzahn, P. Hull 2nd Row: Mrs. O'Connor, C. Mason, E. Johnson, C. Keyes, J. Kubiak, E. Love, K. Gushue, M. Hudson, E. Jones, C. Kosykowski. 3rd Row: S. Johnson, B. Herman, J. Hamilton B. Lane, L. Koenig, E. Markle, K. Motysek, E. Konefal, P. Lamoreoux. 4th Row: H. Gunderman, L. Henrickson, R. Henry, J. Hess, M. McLaughlin, R. Harding, R. Gushue, R. Herbert. 5th Row: H. Lane, C. Magee, E. Long, T. Mc- Manus, P. Kroger, R. Long, J. Gottlieb, R. Grant, A. Kaulz, J. Livson, A. Martinez. , 3'3- ' 5125 ' J mm, , , 2 ', -' x,,,,,,.,,...,...-. -- - g A ? ..i -if YF- .A 'Ba i 4 i 44 lst Row, left lo righl: J. Biccum, R. Carter, C. Aber, C. Aughlon, C. Caslle, S. Archer, B. Edwards, L. Gallagher, T. Coleman, J. Curry, S. Furman. 2nd Row: Mr. Mclllnay, J. Carpenter, C. Chandler, M. Bensley, D. Bauer, R. Dewey C. Coss, R. De Vore, S. Furman, M. De Groal, M. Clifford 3rd Row: Mr. Faiello, F. Adams, J. Bohan, M. Caswell, J Carpenter, B. Conlon, J. Cherry, R. Cordisco, G. Craig, P Bigleano, .l. Clifford. 49h Row: P. Barlello, G. Chandler C. Brodt, T. Dewey, W. Curran, A. Coslic, F. Decker, J Cole, E. Garcia, S. Chrislian, J. Galvin. 5th Row: G. Bailey W. Bamerl, R. Bawley, C. Aumick, B. Bloomer. lst Row. left to right: E. Saus- chuck, S. McCreery, K. Konefal, B. Shaw, M. Robbins, K. Kin- ney, A. Gilbert, G. Heinicke D. Jenkins, M. Hinkley, A. Dudko, M. Doss, M. Hartwell. 2nd Row: P. McBride, E. Gore, J. Judson, M. Fuller, S. Out- water, R. McManus, D. Fadrow- ski, M. Palmer, M. Dowling, C. Elston, A. Brothman, L. Baech- told, M. Kahrs. 3rd Row: Mrs. Dunmore, L. Bensley, J. Pley, E. Lamoreaux, P. Long, D. Hoffman, S. Rose, C. Argyros, I. Costic, J. Lint, G. Jarobs, R. Harford. 4th Row: R. lippert, W. Edwards, R. Brundage, R. Harding, T. Maulner, K. Horn, W. McGow, E. Chandler, R. Bachelder, G. Mock, E. Conner, E. Travis, P. Brauchler. 5lh Row: B. Kollon, J. Jaggie, R. Lemke, W. Forbes, D. Backus, T. Reeves, J. Plemenitas, D. Couch, D. Clune, C. Scott, E. Fuller, L. Fuller. lst Row: left to Right: L. Mc- Grath, L. Morgan, M. Langer L. ogden, c. common, N. Koch, J. Martinowsky, J. Hughes, S. McCreery, H. Pendell. 2nd Row: Mrs. Thomas, C. Lane, P. Crum, M. Biccum, l.. Ott, A. Bradt, J. Marchant, J. Burn- ham, H. Markle, B. Robbins. 3rd Row: J. McGaw, W. New- tomb, K. Mallinson, S. Gilson, A. Gastmeyer, J. Hinkley, E. Kroger. 4th Row: F. Markie- wicz, J. Pettit, L. Keyes, S. Mel- nick, M. Muller, W. Morgan, J. Britt. 5th Row: T. Owen, M. Kahrs, J. Mudrick, E. Gorrity, D. Bauer, R. Marino, J. Mills- paugh, A. Lertora, D. Martin. lst Row: J. Banks, G. Mosko- witz, K. Solomon, D. Reis, T. Westbrook, G. Romaine, S. Sczerba, V. Aughton, D. Stort- up. 2nd Raw: J. Pentland, F. Conklin, D. Collette, J. Finner- ty, B. Walt, D. Walt, L. Mager, J. Herman, M. Meloi. 3rd Row: Mr. Baker, N. Newman, J. Ross, F. Norman, N. Murray, N. Slockbower, J. Waters, G. Mc- Keeby. 4th Row: R. Aeberli, D. Alekna, J. Wharton, R. Nor- man, G. Rinkavage, R. Van Horn, G. Pfundheller. 5th Row: H. Huff, B. Cooper, G. Aumick, D. Addy, R. Pinckney, E. Ay- rey, E. Hogaboom, J. Wheat, D. Robbins, T. Gulla. w, Left-right: C. Baisley, Ion, A. Weill, K. Cuneen, :cum, D. Canfield. 2nd M. Walker, Miss Has- .. Cohen, M. Somarelli, st, B. Newman, E. Hazel- . Brady, J. Wickham. 3l:l J. Heal, P. Rose, N. True, nach, N. Couch, J. Trieber, hite, M. Westfall. 4th F. Pavlich, L. Smith, A. 2, F. Felter, J. Yale, H. frmark, G. Hanklns. Sth H. Young, D. Kurtz, E. V, , A. Cooper, M. Roberts, aerner, M. Smollins, N. 1 3. President ..... Vice-President . Secretary .... Treasurer ...... Social Chaimman OFFICERS .. . Donald Backus . ..DianneBiccum . . Fred Woerner . . Louise Mager . . . . . . . . Edward Westbrook ..-. .-.. The 7th and 8th grade Parents' Night was held in the fall with a large attendance of parents. The entire evening was profitably spent in parent-teacher conferences. Outside her homeroom, Miss Hassell takes time to explain the importance of one's conduct in class. Latricia Bensley smiles as spit-baller Earl Corey gets the plain-spoken word. lst Row, Iett-right: L. Cross, V. Trubilzen, L. Van Karner, K. Bohn, J. Cordisco, E. Beirne, L. Muckechnie. 2nd Row: E. Roland, B. White, Y. Mosher, M. Trovei, A. Flamensfeld, J. Kolvenbach. 3rd Row: Mrs. Fenslermacher, M. Keniston, C. Anderson, G. Smith, K. Kolin. 4th Row: M. Connelly, C. Mul- ler, S. Peck, R. Shlve, R. Skram- stod, W. Roucken, D. Wrisley, R. von Sauers. 5th Row: B. Bushweller, T. Monahan, E. Haycook, T. Ogden, S. Derse, J. Doss, J. De Fazio, D. Hiller. lst Row, left-right: N. Kurtz, C. Rhoodes, M. Fraser, R. Wil- liams, C. Somorelli, G. Gilles- pie, L. Conklin, I.. Carter. 2nd Row: Mrs. Bell, V. Troverts, G. Moore, A. Singer, J. Dexter, M. Neuber, N. Cernigliaro. 3rd Row: P. Henn, N. Reilly, A. Hensz, M. McGraw, C. Lopez, C. Wilkowski, B. Johnson. 4th Row: Mr. Knapp, J. Kent, J. Smeeton, E. White, E. West, W. Mills. 5th Row: H. Ellison, J. Skogen, W. McCooey, R. Kern, C. Conklin, J. Di Giontommuso, K. Beecher, V. Henrickson. lst Row, left-right: C. Hos- sann, L. Manley, S. Hoover, K. Karr, E. Simpson, G. Smith, M. Brohaney, K. Smith. 2nd Row: Mrs. Carlton, L. Brighton, B. J. Brodt, M. Hitt, M. Jenkins, D. Calhoun, B. Wilson, F. Moul- ton. 3rd Row: J. Sacco, A. De Groot, J. Forbes, D. Per- kowski, L. Zubikowski, L. Smith, G. West. 4th Row: R. Lef- ferts, D. Dain, L. Latini, G. Decker, A. Jones. 5th Row: L. Havens, G. Kellam, A. Mel- nick, B. Herman, G. Pfundhel- ler, T. Pentland. 50 , lett-right: S. Adams, E. dra, N. DeGroat, H. Cohen, roat, B. Johnson, J. Adams. wt T. McGaw, M. Pepper, i, P. McBride, G. Milk. 3rd Mr. KnClPP, D. Kurtz, D. n, C. Decker, A. Gunder- . Davis, R. Keyes, K. Os- 4th Row: M. Hadlick, C. , H. Teeple, R. Eyth, B. s, C. Brehm, E. Oppelt, G. , I Q OFFICERS ent ........ . . Mary .lane Winters resident ..... . . . Ginger Gillespie tary-Treasurer . . . . . Sandra Leicht seventh graders ar ncing, for the first in their school care th b of raising money class treasury. E e he seventh graders plish this by selli i . Through co-oper- activities such as t , p s learn how neces- it is for everyone to do his share in supporting :lass. The seventh grade has about two hundred ls this year, and has had very few assemblies 'ther activities because of its steadily increasing The class does plan, however, a spring as- -nly program in which the members of the class put on their own program. Conduct in and around the building is kept under surveillance. Eric West is being sent back to the end of the hall, by Mr. Knapp, and told to walk, not run, to his next class. lst Row, left-right: M. Rhoades K. Olaski, K. Kerr, G. Rouse, J Heal, B. Prisco, A. Morgiewicz, P DeGraw, J. Thomas. 2nd Row: S Leicht, M. Winters, A. Abraham, J Garcia, M. Reiss, A. Aschenbren- ner, B. Etchie, D. Zeh, J. Reiss, A Hauber. 3rd Row: J. McCormick G. Taylor, H. Healer, D. Corcoran L. Ostrom, D. Smith. 4th Row: P Corrado, D. Hossann, B. Kozykow- ski, J. Beirne, R. Curran, R. Gold- man, J. Duryeo, M. Norrell, D Perry. 5th Row: J. Medrick, R Beniamin, R. Bloomer, M. Flan- nery, R. Dutton, H. Storms, W Dain, R. Woolsey, L. Friedman, D Wheeler. 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YL , ' A yfg 'ff ww A iggg,-,'m x gy . i vi' , ,si?iQb,'ff-- - 4 K 1 'E n f I . f .. ,M I , . in , :-'sf' 5 fiif' ' -' Q gm ,- Y' 3,4:5'm'k .:-1Li2'f:'3'f'i I1: : -5:1 , . 2'-7g,,,,,.,- , w g ' . ' K , 4 , , A- ' fl f W .isgff X D. W W.r3f-flfifw. fi ' 4 -:Vg wr. Q C 'army , ,W 21- W ' K -- -: - . Y' - f W ' ' 1 A ' v MZ ,4-4 ' ' f 5: 1 -, V gi mf A SH Lg b L 'j F T. 'R A L A ' fl K ? 1' ,L ' A if ,Q A 5 A L ' ' 'w ilff 1 A - 2 ' -h 1 Q W E PRESIDENT Bruce Parsons Student Council left-Right: Parliamentarian, Robert Weiny Vice-President, Kathleen Rohnerg Secretary, Barbara McGawp Adviser, Mr. Shaw, President, Bruce Parsons, Adviser, Miss Miller, Treasurer, Elizabeth Penney, Social Chairman, Nancy Fine. After a late start in the fall, due to the influenza epi- demic, the ,Student Council sponsored a dance in honor of the football players. At the beginning of the basketball season, the council put out schedule cards for the benefit of the fans. Around Christmas time, a canned foods drive for the Salvation Army was the order of business. Over eleven hundred cans of food were collected. Throughout the basketball season, at home games, the Student Council supplied refreshments for the visiting teams and cheerleaders. In the spring, the council plans to hold another dance. Also on the agenda are plans for obtaining a clock for the football field, and - the maior proiect this year - a new canopy to put in the gym for formal dances. ln connection with our traditional Thanksgiving Day game with Middletown High, the council sponsored Port's Thanksgiving Day Queen Contest. ln all the Student Council's official acts lies the very purpose of the organization itself. It teaches the ideals, the labors, and the compromises involved in self-government- the basic premise of our way of life. lst Row, left to right: Helen Wheat, Ruth Mueller, Joyce Hitt, lois Gallagher, Thomas Pentland. 2nd Row: Suzanne Schneider, lynn Anderson, Frank Seddio, .loAnn Cordisco, Georgianna Latini. 3rd Row: Brenda Sutton, Katherine Solomon, Sandra leicht, Joyce DeGroat. left-right: F. Sed- vrdisco, G. latini. 2nd Bushweller, S. Archer, B. Edwards, A. Brodt, 3rd Row: G. Service, ', B. Ranich, M. Cul- Theimer, J. Kolven- Farr, R. Doss lstand- At the Student Council's Faculty Tea, our volunteer hostesses never fail to make their teachers proud of them. Here .loan Kolvenbach and Dot Farr, serving Miss Crummey, demon- strate adult ease and grace. t nture 1958 Editor-in-Chief ..... Layout Editor .... Copy Editor .,... Typing Editor ...... Sports Editor Adviser ......... Editor-in-Ch ief DICK ROBBINS The creative urge is a basic one, and our year- in addition to fixing in time the events and ople ofthe school year 1957-1958, provides both outlet and a touchstone for this urge. Here, the fledged photographers, artists, iournalists, adver- ng men, reporters, executives, and writers learn channel and discipline their creative energies. Advertising Editor ........ Richard Robbins William Kukelka Wilma Di Pietro Carolyn Romaine Florence Quackenbush David Goldman Mr. Richard B. Coler and TIME. Above all, this is an activity dominated by time. The staff does its work after school hours, and deadlines fall close on the heels of one another in rapid succession. But when the work is done, when the conferences, the planning, the proof-reading, and the typing, the clipping, and the pasting, the crop- ping, the leg work, the money counting and ad soli- weeks on end are spent writing names to photos, or duplicating copy. Here students also how practicalities often must subdueorigi- and taste-for a yearbook is turned out under pressures of economy, available space, materials lections of memories. ......4 citing all come to an end-then, the adviser and staff can only sit back and await your opinion. We hope VENTURE '58 will be one of your favorite col- Cook, John Romeo, Joe Curtis, Mary Ann Baker, and Russ De Vore Balancing facing pages is sometimes difficult, as Ann Spencer shows them the correct form for typing copy. especially when the photos and blocks of copy Editor, Carolyn Romaine, reads the next copy to be typed. don't permit cropping. Layout editor, Bill Kukelka, suggests alternate layouts to Joyce Stevens and Jack Kellam. A number of staff members meet periodically to discuss the Venture's progress. Left-right: D. Goldman, L. Powers, B. Parsons, G. Murray, C. Cuddeback, Mr. Coler, M. Barth, R. Robbins, W. DiPietro, T. Stabler, J. Kellom, B. Kukelka, D. Cook, A. Spencer, D. Cherry. -ditor's work never goes unln vted and when a deadline draws copy editor Wilma D1 Pietro the interruptions more frequent urgent ln this picture with een Nlager, she wonders wheth paragraph should be put in italics ping editor Carolyn Ro voks over their shoulders, lAr. Coler, and editor-in- ck Robbins, disagree on 1 change of letter style and etract from or emphasize ting photo. Waiting for vit of business are copy edi- cs Di Pietro, advertising ecli- fnce Quackenbush, layout ill Kukelka and Barbara Arlene Daly Tony Cellenl, and Tom Andrew work with Adver tlsmg Editor Florence Quackenbush sorting ads .- .. L as as 4 . , as ., J' '.s-,-,.,.M .- Meer- '...ss...' af, , , , , , ..es..,.. JLLIJ1 . fffwf 4- Junior Newspaper ir. Dickinson, B. Wein, P. irady, J. Zack, D. Taylor, . Spangenberg, K. Rohner, -. Newman, S. Marlinowski, ok over copy for the nexi sue. Is! Row left ri hi M Swanerbur M Smiih I ' 9 3 - Y: - 1 M. Cullinan, L. Crawford. B. Haycook, M. Locke. 2nd Row: J. Bedensieck, M. Gibbons, F. Wag- ner, I. lnnella, 5. Smiih, L. Rohner. 'Isl Row, left-righh B. Tippens, J. Harlwell, P Hunl, D. Howard, B. Bishop. 2nd Row: J. Gross J. Doss, L. Wiliins, M. McAndrew, H. Spangen- berg, B. Ranich, W. Ranich, M. Pinckney. nce Bluh Joyce Stevens, Bruce Parsons, Dick Robbins, Ronnie Coslick, George Hartwell, and Rose- marie Kent seem to be debat- ing the whereabouts of a neu- tron. . . . . . . . .. . Richard Robbins dent . . . . George Hartwell . . . . . . . Michael Barth Eileen Miller The Science Club is an organization open to iuniors and seniors who are interested in scientific scholarship, and who are science maiors and honor roll students. The group aims at stimulating interest in science. Among the club's many activities along this line one is certainly worthy of special mention. This project is a television show planned, produced, and performed entirely by club members. lt will appear on Channel Six, our local T.V. station. lt is intended to bring science into the home, and to provide information as well as entertain- ment for the people of Port Jervis. b dues are collected at the back 11 by Treasurer, Mike Barth, in r unhinged posture. Jeanne An- rothy Aber, and Steve Solomon d-up members with him. Elsa Brothman, Eileen Miller, and Willy Lafer identifying cell structure get some help from Mr. Howard. French llluh w r-V - .ew - lst Row, left-right: Mrs. Blood, R. Robbins, J. Kolvenbach, R. Coslick, M. Beirne, C. Cuddebock-lreas., B. Glover, M. Barth- vice-pres., D. Young-social chairman, S. Solomon-pres., B. Clark,-sec. 2nd Row: M. Palermo, J. Anderson, E. Brothman, J. Calhoun, J. Cross, S. Archer, C. Decker, B. Bishop, S. Laid- ley, B. Haycook, J. Hartwell, S. Spangenberg, S. Mozure, L. Haydu. 3rd Row: K. Rohner, N. McArdle, B. Tippins, M. Pinckney, M. Collard, L. Goldman, L. McDonald, T. Mester, S. Martinowsky, M. McAndrew, E. Miller, N. Welling, E. Pen- ney. 4th Row: R. Mester, D. Walker, S. Smith, J. Butcher, F. Bell, H. Hiller, F. Quackenbush, K. Mager, M. Hendershot, A. Daly, G. Murray. 5th Row: D. Goldman, T. McAndrew, R. DeVore, J. Romeo, B. Miller, F. Wagner, H. Spongenberg, D. Taylor, L. Willins, R. Dewey. Latin Club 'lst Row, left-right: J. Hossann, J. Sommarelli, L. Ronher, S Schneider, J. Weiss, D. Parsons, W. Di Pietro, H. Spangen- berg. 2nd Row: L. Haydu, C. Wentz, E. Kowal, M. Locke, L. Goldman, J. Cordisco, B. Haycook, D. Westfall. 3rd Row P. Conklin, C. lnnella, C. Sakofsky, S. Frederick, M. Lipman, D. Taylor, F. Grawi, F. Wagner. 4th Row: D. How- ard, E. Penney, P. Hunt, L. Powers, B. Murphy, B. Vecchio, T. Stobler. . . Doreen Cook . . . . . . . . Dolores Dain Diane Cherry -ntarian . . . . . . Ann Spencer -airman . . . . . Dorothy Farr Russell Faiello last year organized a new w, in its second year, it shows promise of one of our most valuable because its ab- ntive is the promotion of fellow feeling and e among business office workers-a very element of modern life. Our obiective, 1 Faiello, is to train ourselves as future I, . I la, Barbara Englehart, look : Crummey shows them the r -WW Utficc Practice Club lst Rowz, left-right: D. Cook, D. Farr, B. Balmos, D. Cherry. 2nd Row: P. Meloi, K. Kowalzick. 3rd Row: B. Cordisco, D. Dain, B. Englehart, B. McGaw. 4th Row: M. Owen, F. Stanzl, P. Cohen, J. Gulla. 5th Row: Mr. Faiello, P. Bauer, C. Mc- Gow, E. Knealing, C. Van Schaick, A. Spencer. ' office workers, and to promote a professional atti- tude among ourselves in order to further close rela- tions between employer and employee. Several activities have been planned by the members. The club will make a field trip to IBM, each girl will observe in a local office at least once during the year, the club will publish an office prac- tice newspaper at intervals during the year. The club will wind up its year with a banquet, at which time it will invite a guest speaker from the business world. The officers are as follows: Hcmemaking Club The newly organized Homemaking Club has many proiects this year. Members have completed the making and selling of Christmas candles, and are planning on serving at a teachers' tea and putting on a play for the 7th and 8th graders. I wing machine technique. eft-right: C. Galloway, N. Hall, D. Eagan, e. 2nd Row: J. Love, D. long, A. Perry, C. Durland, Miss Crummey. 3rd Row: B. .l. Gulla, E. Height, D. Chandler, C. Teller, ,xt ra Band and Majorettes 'lst Row: R. Pfuderer, D. Sczerba, C. Smith, D. Taylor, K. Kalin, D. Startup, J. Judson, M. Murray, A. Brothman, J. Homer. 2nd Row: C. Howard, H. Weiss, J. Banks, D. Chand- ler, J. Marchant, A. Bradt, J. Cherry, S. Sczerba, T. Cellini, E. Chandler, R. Shlve, W. Edwards, M. Dowling, F. Seddio, C. Sakofsky. 3rd Row: C. Reeves, D. Villamena, J. Wickham, C. Anderson, J. Pettit, G. Sacco, T. Mautner, G. Hankins, D. Collette, E. Love. Back Row: Mr. Koski, D. McCullough, M. Reis, D. Reis, R. Brundage, T. Monahan, F. Grawi, G. Chandler, R. Cordisco, G. Stewart, J. Minardi, S. Frederick, R. lint, D. Wasman, R. Bachelder. Maiorettes, left to right: P. Ross, A. Trenholm, M. lock, S. Martinowski, S. Schneider, J. Weiss, B. Osterhout, Head Major R. Kent. ax. ff. . .sr L-:Lys 'FV' f'1f'f Y?SS??fg'l'?'T! T 'J'f f'i'-V5-SY' 3, - Qi . - A f i iii is-. bf- A - f .ff ' Y. 13 V ...fm . . f' 'l':HE5iffsf. A s w e , . ' pg., LA . . ,v5x,1J 26ee Q'!gf:?,ixA:,1,gjegL.,.i v ,.wf,,',, 'Sega th-1,55 sf -J ' 1 -. -si ' Q sw- -.H .eg ':f. 3,5 L Mu. .hifi 5 - 1 Xi f 51i3?2.iafi9 E-31.7 fi 5,353 f3Sj:'f'i9fT'Q4ef' A 'gf L, ff il A f H - ly 'J-x I Q - -. . gr Top Row: B. Osterhout, M. Lock, P. Ross. Middle Row: S. Schneider, A. Trenholm, J. Weiss. Front: R. Kent. V. and Varsity Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Going around semi-circle from left to righh Dorothea Eagan, Barbara Tippens, Patricia Hunl, Barbara Clark, Captain, Florence Quackenbush, Kalhleen Rohner, Co-Captain, Barbara Glover. 4 Cheerleaders, oily Eagan, Bar- r, Kalhy Rohner, ppens, Barbara Florence Quark- ld a cheer in a lent of a basket- .IAYVEE CHEERLEADERS hi Leslie Hoydu Ann Trenholm Erchf Joyce Hemleb, Co-Caplaing rn Kukelkag .ludllh MacAlarney, Y W I Groups First Row, left to right: Arthur Schields, Robert Beams, William Bloomer, James Ranich, Robert Pantley, Donald Reeves, Robert Doss, Carl Cortright, George Hartwell, Lloyd Rhodes, Arthur Aumick, Roger Wheeler. Second Row: Joseph Trolla, Dennis Clark, Edward Ridley, Larry Newcomb, Thomas O'Connell, Richard Guemaer, William Pfundheller, Paddy Kroeger, Tracy Todd, Milton Ryker, George Duke, Richard Percival. Third Row: James Norell, Kenneth Denk, Stephen Christian, Dennis McCarthey, Donald Addy, Charles Baker, Ed Giantommoso, Edward Garcia, Peter Acoveno, Wayne Ranich, Harold Simpson, Anthony Slawick. Accompanist-linda Kadel. Those absent when picture was taken: Raymond Henry, Robert lefferts, James Muir, Raymond Rinkovage. First Row, Left to right: Nancy Norell, Antoinette Zubalcowslci, Phyllis Hessberger, Judy Mc- Alarney, Jo Ann Cordisco, linda Goldman, Carol Eyth, Barbara Glover, Rennis Wieboldt, Phyllis Zochary, Mary Hensz, Linda Walt. Second Row: Barbara Murphy, Sandy N., Sally Hiatt, Maria Garcia, Mary Ann Bushweller, Jeanne Anderson, Patricia Peterson, Carol Soudant, Janet Cross, Mary Ellen McAndrew, linda MacDonald, Helen Lippert, Mary Ellen Gibbons. Third Row: Jo Ann Corey, Lynn Anderson, Mary Lou Collard, Pat Percival, Kay McKechnie, Carol Aughton, Beth Neuman, Dennae, Wieboldt, Cynthia Coss, Sharon De Vore, Evaline Quick, Toni Mester, Nancy Fine. Fourth Row: Susan Groziano, Barbara Edwards, Rachel Carter, Elsie Ryder, Emily Hadlick, Georgianna l.atini, Eileen Miller, Janet Percival, Dorothy Padgett, Ruth Muller, Jean Doss, Dorothy Ryder, Marion Beirne. lst Row, left-rlghh K. Brady, D. Biccum, V. Aughton, A. Weill, L. Mager. 2nd Row: R. McManus, C. Elslon, J. Mcrlinowsky, G. Perrego. 3rd Row: K. Cunneen, J. Penllond, Miss Sells, N. Koch, L. Oll. Senior G.A.A. 'lst Row, Iefl-righl: S. Groziano, J. Anderson, M. Gclipeou, N. Pepper, A. Scudder, D. Long. 2nd Row: l. Harford, B. Newman, L. Slowik, P. Murray, H. Lippert, R. Hnzen, H. Brehm. 3rd Row: J. Doss, A. Scudder, B. Jones, Miss Sells, Y. Russell, P. Allen. Varsity Club lst Row, left-right: R. Gamo, J. Romeo, A. Osowick, R. DeVore, B. Doss, B. Kukelka. 2nd Row: T. McAndrew, R. Theodore, M. Corcoran, B. lamoreau, J. Malzahn, T. Carroll. 3rd Row: D. Goldman, C. Cuddeback, T. Perkowski, M. Lipman, J. Curtis, l.. Smith. 4th Row: B. Parsons, B. Pepper, H. Boyd, F. Bell, B. Vechio, D. O'ConneIl. Shorthand Bluh vw, left-right: M. Longrigg, M. Kukelka. 2nd Row: C. , A. Argyros, Miss Gatyos, , P. Ross, D. Westfall. 3rd velace, T, Castiglione, N. Fa C. Reiss, P. Bauer, M. lon Kukelka, R. Hindin, C. Gal- J. Hemleb, R. Edwards, N. Row: S. Mazure, A. Perry, rr, P. Zach ry. Because of a lack of funds with which to oper- ate, the Shorthand Club is in the process of getting reorganized this year. The club has plans to sell typ- ing and shorthand supplies to students so that they can obtain them when needed in school. They also plan to visit an office, so that the students can actu- ally see a secretary perform her duties. The club has already seen a movie, on this topic, entitled The Secretary's Day . giving llueen Each year the Student Council sponsors a con- test to choose the senior girl we would most like to have represent Port Jervis High School at our annual Thanksgiving Day game with Middletown. The contest winner is named the queen at a ? vr school assembly cere- W mony, and the second and third place runners up are named her at- tendants. They are honored in a field parade and post game dance. This year the school chose Barbara Clark ileftl as our queen. Pictured on the right with the queen are her attendants: Arlene Daly on the arm of the chair and Barbara Glover standing behind the chair. These girls embody our idea of the most admirable traits in high school co-eds. Martian Follies The class of 1958 decided this year to have, in lieu of the senior minstrel, a variety show built on a science fiction The title, The Martian Follies, explains the rather re appearance of the cast shown in rehearsal above. CHARLIE CUDDEBACK A llfetlme of Teachmg W Thisi ESWHE fake itecdfer. 5 Hs lines, Us expression, itsg intEnsifyf an d q PUQPose belong to Louisg HQf Blood. This Spring, Mrs. Bloodifetirbs fgfhir h V Q drfliffhrei ye6 rs Wifh the young of Porf Jer- f1ils.lQ'5Withjlher goesjsome ofjpur gfrength, for she Qvos, cboyu2z al! other things, ca leader-4-ca planner -ii-drSf6r QdAhizdfiAanHY dO6r. 5 2las5qs ohhd 'cluxbs had ihe quqlity of cdre- ful 'LpJlq nAqgng cxbougfhepj that was churacterughc c1H'Mf3 l B.ldbd'3W:pr6iEg:tsQ mhkA fAf seniorfcluss me'et- 2fh gSfl5he lfiempferedfenthusiasm with wisddmg ci gsiudghf fgihctiqlnhg age engrgefjcdllmylcontribufed her Qivinmgffbiftsg teqcherkfmeefings:she Was Often. q Pfoicdfbf Bhcisibh wLhehf 15Uch a voice was needed. p ers,on, is Mgs, Blgod, and gush we cnje Qpging Q . . bygiusfso hmuch we are diminished. 69 PLANS are given as much care- attention by Mrs. Blood as grading. in the women's faculty room, she final plans for a day's work. PLEASED WITH CLASS RESPONSE to her lesson, Mrs. Blood enioys the conscien- tious teacl1er's ageless reward: the rapt attention of a group of learners. The high school's first lady of language has studied at Elmira, Columbia, N.Y.U., and Middlebury. She has taught Latin, German, French, mathematics and English history. For many years Mrs. Blood was adviser to the senior class as well as adviser to the Student Council. She is the organizer and present sponsor of the French Club. lntensely concerned as she has always been with im- proving the academic performance of Port's students, this year Mrs. Blood set up the machinery for locating a chap- ter of the National Honor Society in P. J. H. S., and a chapter of the Future Teachers of America, which is also a national organization. Mrs. Blood herself is president of the New York State Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, the national Honor So- cietyifor Women Educators. Before becoming state presi- dent, Mrs. Blood was chairman of the State Membership Committee, and chairman of the Expansion Committee. PROGRAMMING A COURSE OF STUDY for a pupil with special prob- lems is all in a day's work. Mrs. Blood's intimate knowledge of the pupil's ability, the changing school requirements, and of college entrance standards make an otherwise tech- nical inquest simply an informal in- terview. AT THE SPEAKER'S TABLE, during B. P. W. meeting, Mrs. Blood talks earnestly with companion. . . . . . AT COMMUNITY CONCERT HEAD- QUARTERS, Mrs. Blood exhibits characteristic. tongue. between teeth frown of concentration as sheghelps launch 1958 drive for membership. NNT tg -rf rl , VISIBLY MOVED on the occasion of a dinner in her honor, Mrs. Blood holds her husband's arm as they cut cake together. 71 fn 411, 121532 eva.. ww 1 full POT ZA T 4 ' 51:5 ' 5 ' S' ts M mem I s i? 2 - Ei? A i s Ni 5 5 'Iii E 25?- 1: 32 15-1 L 2 af in A. Osowick, J. Romeo, J. Conroy, R. DeVore, D. Goldman. -an gf -ix -A ..f,,, 5 kfffi IE? 3537 is Varsity Basketball Left to right: Coach, Mr. Patrick Farace, R. DaVore, W. Pepper, A. Osowick, J. Conroy, H. Boyd, C. Cuddeback, D. Goldman, T. Perkowski, S. Solomon. ing in under the basket and laying up shots successfully is a must for inning team. Coach Farace always watches this phase of practice closely, and is quick to spot a player making mistakes. 1957-1958 DEC. I0 .......,. . ....... Port Jervis at Fallsburgh DEC. I3 ......... ....... N .Y.M.A. at Port Jervis' DEC. I7 ......... ........ P art Jervis at Ellenville DEC. I9 ......... ............ L iberty at Port Jervis JAN. .... Port Jervis at Middletown JAN. ...... Port Jervis at Newburgh JAN. Poughkeepsie at Port Jervis JAN. ...... Port Jervis al N.Y.M.A.' JAN. ...... Port Jervis at Monticello JAN. ...... Fallsburgh at Port Jervis FEB. ...... ....... E llenville at Port Jervis FEB. ...... ........... P orl Jervis at Liberty FEB. ...... ............ P ort Jervis at Kingston FEB. ...Middletown at Port Jervis FEB. ...... ........ N ewburgh at Port Jervis FEB. .. ................ Port Jervis at Poughkeepsie FEB. ....................... Monticello at Port Jervis 'Games are non-Duso league. This year, led by l0 of last year's veterans, the red raiders' basketball team compiled a nifty 15-4 record, fin- ishing second in the Duso League with a fine I4-2 season record. As the season opened, everyone looked forward to an exciting session of basketball. After winning the first three games, the red and black dropped a 63-61 heartbreaker to Lib- erty High. Although only the first loss in league play. it was the turning point of the whole season, the Indians were unbeaten after that upset, and they won the league title for their first time. to Liberty, the Redmen ul games from all the big including Poughkeepsie the red raiders beat for the in I5 years. After a sec- Liberty, Port Jervis finished n undefeated by beating ain 59-57, at the loser's ingston 73-70--two tough 7, the red raiders, defend- champions, took on War- nd in as tight a game as st to the Orange County in a much disputed game. this year our basketball in scoring by Alex Oso- Wizzard of the greatest player ou of Port Jervis High there on the gym floor. eerleaders traveled to all of our away Sometimes it was mighty encouraging to see School, Oz, for the second straight year was league scoring champ, earn- ing for the second time a unanimous spot on the all-Duso first five. ln fact, during his three varsity years, Alex Osowick established himself as Duso's greatest shot-maker, scoring over 1400 points for a 26 point game average. Ozzie broke three all time league rec- ords and came within a few points of capping every possible award. Port will graduate six basketball players this year: Alex Osowick, Russ DeVore, Joe Conroy, Charlie Cudde- back, Bruce Parsons, and Dave Gold- man. To these fellows and Coach Farace, we say thanks for a wonderful season of basketball. ALEX OSOWICK Monticello's spirit sagged after third quarter of the game on their court. Here Parsons llll and Conroy lcatching reboundl meet little defense under Montie's basket. COl'nel'. one over the Newburgh defense to Ossie in Exhausted Alex Osowick receives the game ball from exultant Coach Farace after per- sonally scoring 62 points against Monticello on our court. 75 J.V. Basketball 'Isl row, kneeling: H. Edwards, F. Bell, T. Coleman, K. Wachter, T. Harding. 2nd Row, standing: L. Rhoades, L. Henrickson, J. Fleischer, W. Ranich, H. Spangenberg, G. Chandler, D. Toylor, Coach Robbins. Varsity Gull nl Row, left to righr. D. Taylor, R. Leffens, G. uvson, P. seigel, Cvdfh Combs SFVHS Bob I-effeffs 0 few NMS on Norrell, F. Woerner. Back Row, left lo righl: R. Wein, R. Robbins, how to improve his dislance by a change in grip. Rhoades, R. Miller, L. Harlwell, Coach, Mr. Charles Combs. J.V. Football Q. 3 ' ' aw A Q e , g .v K l fp -'sig ' . :jk wh A , 1 . 1 WWW'-'H-W Al l X ,.g, 2 l' 1 'iv ,Aff ,xfX V, R 9 S3 , My . ik . ,, i VK , g . 1 ..gtAT,?Vk K, 'iv wr, , s - ' Q C A L A V, X5 Q A Af, 9 .jf K f- Y V 'Lg if fx? as . Jw , f ls? row: R. Quick, B. Panlley, D. Ovane, C. Dressler, J. Hinkley. 2nd Row: B. Roderman, H. Edwards, G. McElroy, F. Bell, T. Todd. 3rd Row: Coach, Mr. Floyd Robbins, D. Walker, M. Lerlora, S. Frederick, J. Tanner. Freshman Football ' fir Ief!-righh D. Smith, W. Curlis, S. Archer, C. Castle, R. Coleman, F. Zumpano, R. Harding, E. DiGianlommaso. 3rd ughlin, B. Kellon. R. Harding. 2nd Row, left-right: Row, lefi-righh C. Aber, D. Backus, M. Smollins, W. Curran, xrdf, R. Mollica, P. Siegel, .I. Cherry, G. Romalne, Couch, Mr. Hillis Mclllnuy, D. Parsons, W. Morgan, L. Hen- rickson. 77 arslt Fo uthall Back Row, left-right: Coach Viglione, H. Boyd, T. McAndrew, T. Carroll, B. Paffenroth, J. Riccardi, J. Tanner, R. Backus, B. Vecchio, R. Theodore, H. Hiller, J. Curtis, Coach Short, L. Smith, S. Solomon, B. Pepper. Front Row, left-right: D. Conch Robbins. Middle Row, left-right: B. Parsons, R. Gomo, Walker, F. Bell, T. Todd, R. Hessberger, S. Frederick, J. 4 Date Time Sept. 20 8:00 P.M. Sept. 27' 8:00 P.M. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. . 28' H100 A.M. Home Port Jervis Port Jervis Poughkeepsie Port Jervis Port Jervis Saugerties Vincentian Middletown Away Nyack Kingston Portlervis N.Y.M.A. Newburgh Fort Jervis Fort Jervis Fort Jervis e end of August finds the varsity line hard at work tough- 4 ing up in the pre-season workout. Walker, G. McElroy. M. Lertora. Strategy is important in any game. In football, strategy consists not only of learning new plays, but in knowing when to use each play. Coach Viglione presides at these skull sessions. :r's edition of the red raider football team was one. With practically no one back from last tgation, Coach Joe Viglione and his staff went cling together a real fighting unit. Led by quar- DeVore, guard Joe Curtis and center Bob Vec- AII Duso representatives-this fine team, com- y of seniors, compiled a respectable 3-4 record. three of their four losses, the red men completely eir opponents, both statistic-wise and spirit-wise, ' lost in the waning minutes. vtember 21, led by Russ DeVore and Harry Boyd, black fought to a 13-13 tie with a tough Nyack rn. A week later, in the first Duso game of the ' Jervis ran into Kingston High with their finest s school's history. Playing tremendously for a f early season experience and overall manpower 'ith our team, and K.H.S. triumphed 38-6. Senior J scored the lone T.D. in this one. On Oc luck struck again and we had two heartbreakers. ln the first, East Stroudsburgh took our measure in a fill in game i3-0. The following week Vincentian Academy got its kicks in also, winning I2-7. Once again Bruce Parsons, reliable full- back, crashed over for one touchdown. Then, on October 28, came the big one. Playing before a crowd of three thousand, the raiders devastated the mid- dies at Wilson Field. Rich Theodore scored two touchdowns, Rog Gamo scored one, and John Romeo one-the final score: Port Jervis 27, Middletown 0. An interesting bit of statistics is that Les Smith booted six extra points, while Bruce Parsons and Dick Theodore led the redmen in season scoring with three touchdowns each. Everyone loves to win-to be on top-to be first in whatever he tries to do. Often the prize is not worth the effort, but still we try to win, and this is imporant. he redmen fell again, this time to Poughkeepsie. 2 Port Jervis was clearly the better team, for they Keep all over the field, but lady luck had other st second pass play gave the blue and white a '. ln this one, Rich Theodore went 40 yards for n, and Harry Boyd trapped a man in the end tplete the PJ. scoring. r 12 was the date of the second red raider vic- very formidable N.Y.M.A. eleven. With every- tg nicely, the raiders whipped the military boys Romeo and Bruce Parsons both got their chances goal line. After a full month of postponements, flue epidemic, footballs were flying once again vis ripped Newburgh Free Academy 21-7. Marty layed hero in this one, racking up two touch- e Bruce Parsons bulled for another. Then old lady Mr. Vigilione goes over instruc- tions one more time with captain Russ DeVore before he returns to risp, fall afternoon both students and townspeople turn out held durmg one of our mglli eason game. games. RICH THEODORE Port's agility at recovering the opposition's fumbles often brings the crowd to its feet. Here an unidentified Port player recovers a fumbled ball in the opposition's territory. Top, left-right: T. McAndrew, M. Corcoran, S. Frederick, H. Edwards F Bell Middle left right Mgr D. Backus, B. Pepper, H. Boyd, R. Backus, G. Perkowski. Bottom left right Mgr G Romaine R DeVore, A. Osowick, J. Romeo, Coach, Mr. Ralph Zelno. Baseball Play baIl is the cry, nd Port Jervis High School igures to do very well in e Duso league this year. ed by a lot of veterans rom last year's team, this ear's is loaded at almost very position. Around the iamond it will be Alex sowick at first, Marty Car- Apr. May May May May Moy May May June 28 ...,. ........ M iddletown at Port Jervis l ....... ........,.. K ingston at Port Jervis 5 ........ ......... P art Jervis at Newburgh 12 .............. Poughkeepsie at Port Jervis I9 ...,.. ....... M iddletown at Port Jervis 22 ...... .... N ewburgh at Port Jervis 26 ...... ........ K ingston at Port Jervis 29 ...... ............... F ranklin at Port Jervis 2 ................ Port Jervis at Poughkeepsie third. In the oran at second, Russ DeVore at shortstop and Bob Doss at reen pasture of the outfield, Harry Boyd looks like a sure fixture in left ield, while Tom McAndrew probably will make the big move to center ield. The right field berth is wide open, but John Romeo and Bill Pepper eem to have the inside touch, depending on who's doing the pitching. Be- ind the inside plate, Frank Bell will take over to fill Vince Pagano's shoes, nd on the mound it will be either John Romeo, Russ DeVore, or Bill Pepper aing the hurling for the red and black. This is Coach Ralph Zelno's fifth ear at the helm af the Port Jervis baseball team, and hopes are high for he first season in many a moon. Posing indoors with sneakers, this trio represents Port's hope for a win- ning seoson: John Romeo, pitcherp Alex Osowick, catcher: Russ DeVore. slugger. Russ DeVoro hunts a few to Marty Corcoran, John Romeo, Tom McAndrew and Al Osowlck lst Row, left-right: M. Corcoran, R. Vecchio, R. DeVore, B. McCann, A. Russell. 2nd Row: K. Startup, F. Grawi, I.. Henrickson, F. Youngman, D. Parsons, H. Boyd, R. Backus. 3rd Row: J. Jaggie imanagerl, M. Lertora, R. Shields, R. McCullough, D. -Walker, G. Perkowski, D. Goldman. 4th Row: W. Lamoraeux lmonagerl, R. Wheeler, L. Willens, H. Hiller, C. Cortright, R. Wester, G. McElroy, D. Clark. Front Row: Coach, Mr. Gordon Short, R. Theodore, R. Paffenroth, J. Riccardi, J. Zack, R. Beams, W. Curtis, J. Walker. s track team promises to be o surprising one. Although the team has been e graduation of some of last year's top point-getters, on the whole things do not w track mentor Mr. Gordon Short. The track team boasts quite a few outstand- ferent events. Jerry Sauschuck, who looks like a sure bet to get 10 points for t and Discus, Rich Theodore in the 100 and 220, Roger Gamo in the 180 yd. I McCann in the mile, figure to take up the bulk of the scoring. Also counted -or n few odd points are Keith Startup in the quarter mile, Dave Goldman in the 'eVore in the high iump and John Riccardi in the pole vault. Admittedly this 'he underdog in a lot ot meets, but with hard work they iust might take home .E -Li:x,.gi+-iff. .,.- , 5 .7 C..7: -one-xt 7,33 ' ff? Egg. K, jg- pg- . il-Q, jg: 5.3 : Q Y Zip-15 5 :- Q v he -s iii 22 S S f Middletown Apr. 25 Monticello May 2 New Paltz May 10 Orange County at Newburgh May 16 Duso at Middletown May 24 get Sectional May 3l lntersectional June 3 Dave Goldman, skillful with H ' a discus. all timing and balance. Track coach, Mr. Short, times Harvey Hiller, Keith Startup, and Rich Theodore at early spring practice. I :ge in we live, 4 Avi Staff: Business Manager F. Quackenbush Ifacing groupl. Agains! Englehari, P. Bauer, B. Cordisco, C. lnnella. lst Row: B. Oslerhout, 4, T. Carroll. 2nd Row: B. Clark, D. Young, A. Daly, T. Cellini. :b4::::1::-- ::: :::bo4:::: Compliments of MURPHY BUICK C0 -1-4: ---- 1 -A--A- ' 84 v--vv --vvv v .... .-.. I vv-, ..... --,,, ANDERSON'S SERVICENTER Dodge Sales and Service 21 West Main Street Port Jervis, New York For All Your Banking . . . 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