Port Jervis High School - Victor Yearbook (Port Jervis, NY)
- Class of 1959
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Advertisements 59 PORT JERVIS HIGH Editor-in-Chief ...... Stella Martinowsky Asst. Editor-in-Chief ....... David Taylor Reporting Editor . , Mary Ellen McAnclreW Layout Editor .,.......... Roger Mester Typing Editor .............. Linda Kadel Advertising Editor ,.... Mary Lou Laiclley Sports Editor ............ Wayne Ranich Adviser ..... . . . Mr. Richard B. Coler I I I I Q I .Q V u .T v K . .A ,qui A-an M, A M :av Q ,., ,' -,14,, ' - - , . A 1- ff '-1.g .f:',L 11 ' .R ' ' i if '53, , f' ,Tx . + .. Q - ' - ' l ' :A 3 Pkg' . . 1' 'fgjj-7'f.? 'E ' K --f . A 2 -' . 2 .'1k7-A1 if A iw . ' ' ' M 5 , ' .. K V Eg' -'Xi N ' F A ' f IQ ' 1 V 1' 9 -fifil-C,1j-flfxi ' n '5-1 Q 12, 7 ' '51, W, 'r ., yn, - - ' . ,A i:.gigg ,. 1 , ,E ' ,yf5f.f1-iv, .b 21. -va. L' A ' f - . 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Al you have thu shun-eel: and AAD.: of the Port Ju-vu Mtn mmol, may thu nay cqarionon yan have had and tho fr Ind! ,ml hlvi lid! bl I laura! of .lnlglrltlin And glidtncl an give yen dlrini-lin in un oiurn or z s won-mn-ful Lure lhieh ll!! lhlld. ny vu-y mn uunu no nan ma unrynm or yuu. Sincerely, ' .dz..w.o..f IRVH R. YLITCBR Suptrintundlnk O! School! Efluk PORT JERVIS HIGH SCHOOL ' nun-nmvuu. nxw von: May 5. 1959 Dull' Siniorll Congrntulntionx ug? yum- gx-.uunmn rm- mgn nmol. x ran z n nn. eunnaum plucnd in yau ma mn- um-xrieu me. by your gn-mu, nm -emu :hu tnculhy na tho annum y have :mn justified me amply nun-am. It is my hugo en.: u enum. ur :nn gn.: country, you yn .cups your mu mauun or rupanuxuucy md difibf ,GUY BUSY- lffuff-1 COVIYG T-h! 8SY,lh11lhDlht at . lasting pun ma tha m-num-:ma at mm. It il with tilt!! thlli ill IIB yhll lelvs thi! nun school but xn am- mu-u um-0 1- great hope Chit llch ef YOU V111 1113 Ind lchilia in such I ily Chit you V111 Snlpiri Ill to lrlllix' Bfforll lhd ll1'ViCl 111 OU! VUTK. May I axtand no Q-an or yw cm eongrntulqciaru Ind bil! Vilhll Bl' the lchdul ind Ch! fltlllly. Sincerely, Luuls c. Hnrumn P1-xneip-1 Permanent Records: Attendance Notes: Detention: Bulletins . . . a look into the main office Board of Education Charles V. l. Cucldeback President Iohn R. Patterson Charlotte S. Quackenbush Francis S. Banks Charles Bushweller Iohn Monahan Clyde F. Stratton Savey Orlando .Miss Carroll checking on absentee pupil. Mr. Horsmzm and Mr. Archer discussing the Miss Hoffman attending to her secretarial duties. routine of their day. Here in her office. Miss Miller oi the guidance depart- dents ol the junior high may receive the beneiit of her ment puts forth special eiiort in order that the stu- counseling. Mr. Charles Beckwith French Mn. Dorothy Call English 4 Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Ruth G. Bell Iunior High English Miss Geraldine Callahan Librarian Mr. Robert Dickinson Miss Maren School Nurse Mrs. Hortense Carlton Iunior High Social Studies Mr. Gerard Dorion Mr Miles Brookes 8th Grade Math Iumor High Science if , , . , '3 in .-sniff? 11. . - elf-iff' . .., A Q, , Q, .. - . 2+ ,,,f'?f:Hfi5 f Mr. Alvin E. Chase Earth Science Chemistry, Physics C1-ummgy American History Composition Iunior High Homemgking Freshman English Homemaking World History 8 Iunior English Mr. William Brozy - Machine Shop I Mr. Richard B. Color Iunior High English Y N Miss Dorothy Evans English 3 Mr. Russell Faiello Business, Business Law Office Practice Personal Typing Miss Gay Gatyas ypewriting, Shorthand Wg ' 13 iv w 'mfzfs Q 1' NX .Le t h l E sf K 'A R lg s z s tithe 'r 14, el is fr H eg, ' 1 4 ifxgfg 5. e Z .. 'af 353 Ig ', A .w, 3.-5,152 W 'fl -A Mr. Henry Howard Biology, Earth Science Mr. l. B. Hutchins Science Miss Edna Keeler Bookkeeping to Business Arithmetic gs: , 5' f wx, . gm fi 1. - . -.,,u- 5 48.2. W Q?-11.5.1 fgignfiz H lj-1 f','Qf,5'Q:: ' ' -it is fu... , -.-1 , 'K . Q. ' -f 2- ' ' ,.fT'.rgS I .., 1 Q- A' g :, 'S-3 fffisf' l f'f 5' A i r ' .. -'.Q:x.s is fs-E f A A ere: bwgggw 1 .2 E, . f E5 K f H16 -. is lf. W .1 Qmvax . :- 'xixl l ,Qi A1 GY' 1' 'gg 'U 135 2. H. M, ii, 5 W' 3 li xx 3, . f ji 553 Mr. Patrick Farace World Geography Mr. Harold Goewey Retailing Salesmanship 4 , I , V L. . 5 fl S Q X N. Jr 1 . X , 2 A V 'f . .,r: s L,L . Sig... 5 .. . , Elks. mf if Mr. George Frank Elementary Algebra Tenth Year Math Solid Geometry Advance Algebra Mrs. Priscilla Fenstermacher Iunior High English 9 if 'Z M 4 4- W ui -s, W Ii' X we - . , if A tx ge . X ... K . if Miss Bemice Hassell Iunior High English Miss Evelyn Harris World Geography Latin ,Q 2155, Mr. Gilbert Gallup General Science 4 Q11 24 ,, Egg , xii, 1. 3 Mrs. Catherine Hissam 7-G The leather briefcase at her elbow is Mrs. Call's trademark. , ...D ,. if ...W e or-F .. , W f. -1-, 1. . ' , ,1T.w:2:f'12ifsifQ3 it '-f.::ef1fr:g31EEf --in w' 5 ' sci. '25 .eg 1, f .iw ' 1 . Y. . -si M 5 W. M .sl ., . ef-N . - ...,,w , V ,, 53,393 .L .gfwa 3554-r m ,rw-' . f. up A ' - 5. Q A V -5 E3'i1.. H a - Wife'-17 ' X.. . L.,.Q, : . ggiif if-. YQ? g, ,.-gg? 'qi gf, - ,, -A: X if rpg? ,Q ... , tm,-ie? 'ze 'vm . we Fi ' -wr f U-gf ' - Q, 'f 1 ,cw 2 , l +5 . gig. 031 . ' is f 5' ff -E .-: f f5f?IC- V X ff 7 r ' o ,V Lzezejg -' - 3' 4 A ff i X in i A - g -' . A ' A ' . . - if :f56?1f?xf-.' lffi k H Y aff' V ,,.' 21, ff '-,- ,A wif- ggj K A . 'r . . will-.le V 2 11 . Mr. George Knapp Mr. Carl Lester Mr. Willard Lloyd Iunior High Math General Music and E1emel'liC1fY Algebm Vocal G1-Oupg Eleventh Year Math Mr. Iohn Metcalfe Shop 9 NA'-.qs ,. :H 3,5 -MM' fe 1 .Q iafslffii f , , W . 1 , Wx , x ...J . 1 Q i . 5 . 9 1 .1 Miss Rosemary Mr. Hillis Mcllcmy Mr. Harold Neubert McClare Ar! General Music English 2 Instrumental Groups , em, Mr. Color and his seventh period English class give ihe well-known three silent cheers. eww 1 .3 - 'F-' .L - J . to--. f - N.-. .K . . ., ,ei , fs is . ss s.:,:i -gg . . sf: S4254 , ,, A .csza -L Wl!m+,' ' w 'Sz t - . .. , S, . ' I .1 il, 'Nl.rs. Rnna O'Connor English l Miss Ianet Sells Physical Education h ,E 3,-5 -,,42-.3g.,,f..:v., 1. L .51 1233155-55 f i'2if'FifgA5?:'1-. : 5 1 ff: ff , .V ' iff 'iiifef , l gi Effififfif ,iii Mr. Iohn Thomas Iunior High Social Studies English 2 Mr. loseph Vigliome World History S -sms 321 .- his V ' 7'9'Q'.4f: , N: 2154 if is '. fi . 'f.1,g ir- ..2.:.-Yi. ., i ii? h. may ,' s v 'Alf' .f':tf1g,- ggi-'Q . , jx .51-'D ,- a sam.. A -1 .5-.rf f- 'f 31.31 -rc. . N, Qrgf'-fsmkee. .gems -'. Y .xx Slxam.-. -5. - V -.zu-.:::e2t:,.rL Mr. Ralph Zelno Driver Education F X 5 R ,.,' 15? 'E il A X A my lf if Q Y f 1 E' Mr. Flo?d Robbins T Driver Education Health Mr. Gordon Short Physical Education Mrs. Roberta Thomas Iunior High Social Siudies Mrs. Vera Wood Iunior High Math Miss Pearle Carroll Office Secretary 9 ' it Miss Alice Hoffman Office Secretary Mrs. Ruth Hawkins Dental Hygienist Mr. Lloyd. our' algebra teacher. is questioning , , his students on the principle ol the Pythago- rean theorem. Mr. Frank Doss Head Custodian 'k Mfg, Ednq Kqllighqn Mrs. Rhoda Schwaner Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Staff A W -,- . A lu.. gs as -Pr fkg, . .h if it Miss Irene Miller Guidance N Q - . ' t, .. V. ,,,. ,g it ,K p ' il , Q .FRY ' . - 53? -' Dr. Harrison Murray School Doctor P , 375 -we , .J mf,-env ,MM , .. , ,. Em, J K, my P N ' ' if ' 1' :lf 6 1 li Mr. Wesley Drake Custodian .ri bike, get ' X' 5 K- 4 . ' r 'qv I.--ff 4 X - Q. ' fx R . ' if A 45 1- ? -s 'M iff w! n Q if 3' aw ft Wt L . . 7.5379 ' y . ' . in' ff 'SSH A , .L - Mg. A f. 4514 1, f -. , - 5' f gy: , - , g ' .QLL1 f 5:15 -ts A-flap, - 1 'f :E-e,ius1,,.g. is iff' rf-r. W, at 1 s , . K .-,'ffi?'?Z 7,ffEf,1 , ' , ' We fi 'im-4 ,, . ...Mr .,,. ,, . - fi 2+ Mr. Guy Shaw Guidance . if N.. 'M fy Miss Ioan Brodt Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Emma Ohaire Custodian Mr. Robert Piatt Custodian Mr. Iohn Westfall 1 1 Custodian The seventh and eighth grade hornemaking courses include good grooming and simple housekeeping. Here Mrs. Dunmore is instructing a student in the iundamentals oi sewing. 5 E I 0 R S fail M if fl f wg, - N: 'ff-ff-qw mx, Uwrsuuevfew gf ,N 45 ff N4 A U 293, 'W' ', M K , . - XY .Q 4' EEN , 5, Mi' L fc Senior Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: S. Martinowsky-Yearbook Editor, H. Spangenberg-Vice President, R. Lef- lerts-President, P. Hunt-Social Chairman, P. Brady-Secretary, D. Howard-Treasurer, M. Lipman-Parliamentarian. We enthusiastically started work on our year- book almost immediately after school began. In November many of us participated in Senior Day. On this day seniors take the place ot teachers and instruct in the various classrooms. This was a valuable experience for all of us, especially lor those interested in the teaching profession. The main part of our activities was centered on the raising of money for our treasury. At the beginning of the year We sold Port Iervis High School book coversy during the football season we operated a concession stand on the lieldg some 14 senior boys sold a daily area UGWSPCIPGI' to the students during the year, and in March we presented the senior play-actually a series of three one act plays. As our senior year gradually comes to a close, we look back and recall our varied class activities. We would like to thank those teachers who gave up their time so we could organize and carry out these activities: Mrs. Dorothy Call, Mr. Rus- sell Faiello, Mr. Harold Goewey, Mr. George Frank, Mr. Hillis Mcllnay, Rosemary McClare, Senior Play Directorg and Mr. Richard Coler, Year- book Adviser. X. Susan D, Archer Arthur I. Aumick Russell R. Backus Archer. Susan D.-Homeroom President 9, 105 Class Treasurer 9: Class Vice-President l05 Iunior Play5 Student Council Repre- sentative 115 French Club ll. 125 Repre- sentative for Business and Professional Women 125 College Club 125 Senior Play: G.A.A. ll. Au-mick. Arthur I.-Freshman Footballg Var- sity Football 10, 125 Boys Glee Club 9, ll, 125 A Cappella Choir 10, ll, 125 Senior Play5 Varsity Club 12. Backus. Russel R.-Football 9, 10, ll, 125 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Band Treasurer 95 Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 9, l0, ll5 Band 95 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Baker. Charles-Track 95 Boys Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12. Bishop. Brenda B.-1-Iomeroom Social Chair- man 95 G.A.A. 95 Girls Glee Club 105 French Club ll, 125 Iunior Newspaper5 A Cappella Choir 125 Yearbook Staff5 Col- lege Club 12. Bodensieck, Iames H.-Homeroom Treas- urer 9, 105 Photography Club 95 Boys Glee Club 95 Basketball Manager 105 Homeroom President 115 Iunior Playg Iunior News- paper5 Latin Club 125 Yearbook 125 Iunior Rotarian 125 Senior Playg College Club 12. Brenda B. Bishop Boyd. Harry-Student Council Representa- tive 95 Student Council Alternate 125 I.V. Basketball 95 Varsity Basketball 10, ll, 125 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 125 I,V. Football 105 Varsitv Football ll, 125 Track 115 Iunior Play Cast5 Varsitv Club ll, 12, Brady. Patricia-'Patchogue, New York- French Club 9, 105 G.A.A. 10: Shorthand Club Secretary 115 Typing Chairman of Iunior Newspapen Secretary of Senior Classg Secretary of Student Council 125 Secretary of Office Practice Club 125 Year- book Staff 12. In the homemaking kitchen several seniors tum simple foods into a chef-d'oeuvre. Charles Baker Iames H. Bodensieck Harry Boyd Patricia Brady Barbara Briclcman Marguerite Bullis Ioyce Calhoun Theresa Castiglione William Conklin Part of the ieslivities preceding our annual Thanksgiving Day game wilh Middlelown i Cqyl Lee Cgririghi the crowning of a queen. Pictured above are this year's queen. Kathy Hohner. and he court. Oiiiciaiing al the crowning is our Principal Mr. Horsman. Linda Ruth Crawford Icmet M. Cross Q Marlea Ann Cullinan Brickman. Barbara-Office Practice Club 12: Yearbook Staff 12. Bullis, Marguerite-'St Iohn High School, Goshen, New York: 'Girls Glee Club 9, 105 'Student Council Representative 95 'News- paper Staff 105 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Year Book Staff 12. Calhoun. Ioyce-G,A.A. 105 Science Club ll, 125 French Club 11. 125 Red Cross Rep- resentative ll5 College Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play Committee. Castiglione. Theresa-Shorthand Club 10, 115 Iunior Play Committee: Office Practice Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play Committee. Conklin. William - Intramural Basketball 9, 10. Cortright, Carl Lee--Boys Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 125 President 125 I.V. Basketball 105 A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Track 115 Senior Play. Crawford, Linda Ruth-'Fond du Lac, Wis- consin-'Freshman Newspaper and Fresh- man Play5 Iunior Newspaper5 Student Council Alternate 115 Iunior Plcy5 Red Cross Representative 125 Office Practice Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play Cast. Cross. Ianet M.-Girls Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Homeroom Secretary 9, 10, 115 French Club 11, 125 Iunior Newspaper5 Science Club 115 Yearbook Staff 12. Cullinan, Marlea Ann-Red Cross Repre- sentative 95 Student Council Representa- tive 10, 115 Class Treasurer 115 Iunior Newspaper5 Red Cross Alternate 125 Senior Play Cast. Decker. Naomi Clara-Social Chairman 95 Homeroom Vice-President 105 French Club 11, 125 1-lomemaking Club 125 Senior Play. Decker. Nancy I . DeGroat, Carol Mae-Office Practice Club 125 Red Cross Representative5 Yearbook Staff 12. DeLellas. Dominic. Ir.-'Otisvi1le, New York -Mixed Chorus 9, 105 Boys Glee Club 9, 10: School Newspaper 9, 105 Senior Band 9, 105 Iunior Band 105 Spanish Club 105 Iunior P1ay5 Yearbook Staff 125 French Club 12. Di Giantommaso. Edward F.-Boys Glee Club 9, 10, 11. Doss. lean Marie-Girls Glee Club 9, 10, 115 G.A,A. 9, 10, 115 Homeroom Secretary 95 Iunior Red Cross Alternate 105 Iunior News- paperg Iunior P1ay5 Homemaking Club ll: Yearbook Staff 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Office Practice Club 12. Drechsler. Charles-Football 9, 115 Intra- mural Basketball 95 Dramatics Club 105 Iunior Play5 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play: Naomi Clara Decker Nancy I. Decker Carol Mae DeGroat Edward Dominic DeLellas. Ir. Di Giang-,Q-nmqso 1'4 lean Marie Doss Charles Drechsler f Catherine Durland Dorothea lean Eagan Ruth Ann Edwards Barbara E. Elston Vincent Galligan Mary Ellen Gibbons Melvin A. Griffin Durland. Catherine-Homemaking Club 115 Office Practice Club 12. Eagan. Dorothea lean-Homemaking Club ll5 Varsity Cheerleading ll, 125 Iunior Play Committee5 Yearbook Staff 125 Thanksgiv- ing Day Queen's Attendant 12. Edwards. Ruth Ann-Glee Club 9, 105 G.A.A. 95 Shorthand Club 10, 115 A Cappella Choir 125 Office Practice Club 125 Parlia- mentarian of Office Practice Club5 Year- book Staff 12. Elston.. Barbara E.-Homemaking Club 105 G.A.A. 9, 10: Shorthand Club 115 Iunior Newspaper5 Office Practice Club5 Yearbook Staff 12. Galligan. Vincent- Monticello New York -'Baseball 9, 105 'Projection Club 9, 105 'Cross Country 9, 10. Gibbons. Mary Ellen-Homeroom Secretary 95 G.A A. 95 Girls Glee Club 10, ll, 125 Iunior Newspaper5 Iunior Play5 A Cappella Choir 125 College Club 125 Senior Playg Yearbook Staff 12. Griffin. Melvin A. Hartwell. Ianet C.-Girls Glee Club 95 Student Council Representative 9, 105 A Cappella Choir 10, ll, 125 French Club 115 Iunior Newspaper5 Iunior Play5 College Club 125 Yearbook Staff 12. Haycook. Barbara -- Homeroom Social Chairman 95 Glee Club 105 Latin Club 10, 115 Red Cross Representative 115 French Club ll, 125 Science Club ll, 125 Iunior Newspaper5 A Cappella ll, 125 Iunior Play Committee5 College Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play5 Vice-President of Science Club 125 National Honor Society 12. Hemleb, Linda-I.V'. Cheerleader 105 Iunior Play Committee5 Yearbook Staff l-25 Senior Plav Committee. Hensx. Mary T.-Treasurer of Homeroom 95 Girls Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Girls Athletic Association 95 Iunior Newspaper5 Yearbook Staff 12: Office Practice Club 12. Hessberger. Ralph-Boys Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Intramural Basketball 9, 105 'I.V. Football Co-Captain 105 Varsityi Football ll, 125 Baseball 115 Varsity Club ll, 125 A Cappella Choir ll, 12. Hinkley. Iarnes I.-Boys Glee Club 95 Intra- mural Basketball 9, 105 Football ll, 12. Howard. Deborah-Band 9, 10, 115 Iunior High Photography Club President 95 Vice- President Homeroom 95 Vice-President Class 95 Youth in Government 95 I.V. Cheerleader 105 Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 105 lun- ior Newspaper5 Iunior Play5 Parliamen- tarian of Class 115 Iunior Red Cross Repre- sentative ll5 Latin Club ll, 125 Consulg A Cappella Choir ll, 125 All-County Band 115 Treasurer of Class and Yearbook 125 Col- lege Club 125 Varsity Cheerleader 125 Sen- ior Play Cast. Hunt. Patricia Ann-Class President 95 Homeroom President 95 I.V. Cheerleader 9, 105 Girls Glee Club 9, 105 Secretary 105 Social Chairman 95 Class Social Chairman 10, ll, 125 Varsity Cheerleaders ll, 125 A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Homeroom Social Chairman, 115 Iunior Newspaper Iunior Play5 Latin Club ll, 125 Secretary 125 Student Council Representative 125 Year- book Staff 125 Senior Play5 College Club Secretary 125 Thanksgiving Day Queen's Attendant. Ianet C. Hartwell Barbara Haycook Linda Hemleb Mary T. Hensz hanksgiving Day Queen and her Court . . . heh to right: Pat Hunt. Sandy Laidley. Queen kxihy Hohner. Barbara Tippens, Dottie Eagan. Ralph Hessbetgel' N , Iames I. Hinkley Deborah Howard Patricia Ann Hunt Sally E. Hyatt Irene Patricia Innella Rosemarie I ashembowski Hyatt. Sally E.-Girls Glee Club 9, 10, ll: Student Council Alternate 10, 1l: Vice- President of Girls Glee Club ll: President of Office Practice Club 12: Yearbook Staff 12. Irmella. Irene Patricia--'St Iohns, Goshen, N. Y.-'School Newspaper: 'Girls Glee Club 9: Cheerleading 10: lunior News- paper: Yearbook Staff 2: Senior Play. Iashembowski. Rosemarie-Homeroom So- cial Chairman 9, 10: Dramatic Club 9: Homemaking Club 9: Secretary of Home- room 11: Iunior Newspaper: lunior Play Committee: Vice-President Office Practice Club 12: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff 12. ludson. Ruth-Iunior Play Committee: Sen- ior Plav Committee. Kadel. Linda Ann-Girls Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Homeroom Treasurer 9: Accompanist for Boys Glee Club 10, ll, 12: A Cappella Choir 10, 11: Office Practice Club 12: Typing Editor for Yearbook 12: Secretary for Boys Glee Club 11, 12. Laidley, Mary Louise--Girls Glee Club 9: Homeroom Secretary 9, 11: French Club 10, ll, 12: Homeroom President 10: Iunior Play: Iunior Newspaper: Science Club ll: A Cap- pella Choir 11: Student Council Alternate 12: Yearbook Advertising Manager 12: Sen- ior Play: College Club 12: National Honor Society Treasurer 12. Lang. George Leiferts. Robert-Homeroom Vice-President 9, 10: Iunior Varsity Baseball 9, 10: Varsity Football Manager 9, 10: Golf Team 11, Homeroom Parliamentarian 11: Boys Glee Club ll, 12: Varsity Club ll, 12: Homeroom President 12: Class President 12: Senior Play Committee: Varsity Baseball 12: A Cappella Choir 12: Yearbook Staii 12. Lipman. Michael-Student Council Repre- sentative 9: Track Team Manager 9, 10: Homeroom President 10, ll: Varsity Club 10, ll, 12: Student Council Parliamentarian 10: Latin Club ll, 12: Science Club ll: lunior Newspaper: Iunior Play: Parliamen- tarian Senior Class: Varsity Basketball 12: French Club 12: Yearbook Staff 12: Colleqe Club 12: National Honor ,Society Presi- dent 12. Locke, Mary-Majorette 10, ll, 12: Majorette Co-Captain ll, 12: I-lomeroom Treasurer 10, 12: Latin Club ll, 12: Iunior Play Com- mittee: Yearbook Staff 12: College Club 12: Senior Play: Iunior Newspaper. Lynch. Ann-lunior Play Committee: Office Practice Club 12: Yearbook Staff 12. Maney, Louise E.-Girls Athletic Associa- tion 9, 10. Martinowsky. Stella-G.A.A. 9: Maiorette 9, 10, ll, 12: Maiorette Co-Captain ll, Captain 12: National Honor Society 12: Iunior Newspaper Art Editor: Iunior Play: Home- room Red Cross Alternate ll: French Club 10, ll, 12: Yearbook Editor-in-chief 12: Sen- ior Play: Homeroom Social Chairman 12: Science Club-Social Chairman 12: College Club 12: Iunior Newspaper Assistant Editor. .Mason. Harold E. Mcllndrew. Mary Ellen-Girls Glee Club 9, ll: Iunior Red Cross Alternate 9: French Club 10, ll, 12: Science Club 11: Iunior Newspaper: Iunior Play Committee: B.P,W. Alternate ll: Senior Play: Homeroom Sec- retary 12: College Club 12: Literary Editor Yearbook 12: National Honor Society 12. McBride. Constance-Office Practice Club 12: Yearbook Staff 12. Ruth Iudson Linda Ann Kadel Mary Louise Laidley George Lang Robert Leff5rlE'1 wi5'! Michael Lipman Mary Locke Ann Lynch 5 I .1 y Louise E. Maney Q .ly- ecause of a lack of available space. all meetings must he held either beiore or after I :hool. Here seven members of the senior class arrive at school earlier than usual in Sielltx Mdrllnowsky rder to attend a senior class meeting in 310 B. Harold E. Mason Mary Ellen McAndrew Constance McBride Dennis McCarthy Roger Lee Mester james Mon-is Beth Lynne Newman Nancy lane Norrell Thomas O'Connell Iohn Pagano RIGHI: While the audi- torium is being filled and the stage is being set. these students apply the finishing touches to make- up and costumes. TOP I.E.l- l': D. Taylor demon- strates to Miss Simple KD. Howardl the art oi grace- fully crushing petunias dur- ing one ot the three one- act plays presented by the senior class. TOP: The cast of a senior play. Sorry Wrong Number. ibows as the audience applauds our iinal performance of this one-act play. William Pepper Patricia Ann Percival McCarthy. Dennis-Iunior Red Cross 95 I.V. Basketball 115 Homeroom Parliamentarian ll. Mester. Roger Lee-French Club 10, 11, 125 Iunior Newspaper Art Editor5 Layout Editor Yearbook 125 Track 10, 115 College Club 125 Iunior Play Committee5 Senior Play. Morris. Iames Newman. Beth Lynne-G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Secretary 10, Iunior P1ay5 Girls Glee Club ll, Iunior Newspaper: Red Cross Repre- sentative Alternate 125 A Cappella Choir 125 College Club 125 Senior Play Com- mittee. Norrell. Nancy lane-Homeroom Secretary 95 G.A.A. 95 Girls Glee Club 105 Iunior Newspaper, French Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play. O'Connell. Thomas-Boys Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Dramatics Club 105 Student Council Representative 9. Pagano, Iohn-Football 95 Track 9, 105 Intramural Basketball 105 President Iunior Red Cross 12. Pepper, William-Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, ll, 125 Track 12. Percival. Patricia Ann - Homeroom Vice- President 95 Girls Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Office Practice Club 125 Iunior Newspaper5 Iunior Play Committee. Percival, Richard-Homeroom Treasurer 9: Boys Glee Club 9, 10, 115 A Cappella Choir 9, 10, 115 Daily Record 12, Yearbook Staff 125 Office Practice Club 12. Perkowski. Gabriel-Track 9, 105 Basketball 10, 115 Baseball ll, 125 Student Council Alternate 115 Homeroom Parliamentarian 125 Varsity Club 12. Perkowski, Theodore-Baseball 9, 105 I.V. Basketball 95 Varsity Basketball 10, ll, 125 Homeroom Treasurer 115 French Club 12. Piuderer. Ruth Ann-Band 9, 10, 11, 125 All County Band 9, 115 All State Festival 10, 125 Iunior Red Cross Representative 95 Iunior Play Committee, Iunior Newspapen Senior Play Committeeg Yearbook Staff 125 College Club 125 National Honor Society 12. Pfundheller. William-Homeroom President 95 Iunior Red Cross Representative 95 Boys Glee Club 9, 10, 115 1-lomeroom Parliamen- tartan 105 Yearbook Staff 12. Pinclmey. Mary Louise-Science Club ll, 125 Secretary 125 French Club ll, 125 lunior Newspapen Iunior Play Committee5 College Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 12. Quick. Nelson-Football 9, Track 9, 10. Richard Percival Gabriel Perkowski Theodore Perkowsla Ruth Ann Pfuderer William Pfundheller Mary Louise Pinclmey Nelson Quick Betty Amie Ranich Wayne C, Rcmich Henry Roberts Ranich, Betty-Anne-Youth in Government 95 Student Council Representative 9, 10, ll, 12: Iunior Newspaper5 Iunior Play Com- mitteeg Office Practice Treasurer 125 Year- book Staff 125 Senior Play. Ranich, C. Wayne-I.V. Basketball 9, 10, 115 Varsity Basketball 125 Freshman Football5 Baseball 9, 10, Homeroom Vice-President 9, 10, ll, 125 Boys Glee Club 9, 105 Iunior Rotarian5 Iunior Play5 Iunior Newspapen Sport Editor, Yearbook Staff 125 College Club 12. Roberts, Henry-Football 9, 105 Track 95 Intramural Basketball 9, 10. Rohner, Kathleen-Homeroom Secretary 9, 105 I.V. Cheerleader 9. 105 Captain 105 Girls Glee Club 9, 125 Class Treasurer 105 Class Vice-President 115 Student Council Vice- President ll, Student Council President 125 Varsity Cheerleader Co-Captain ll, Cap- tain 125 French Club ll, 125 Social Chair- man l25 Homeroom Treasurer ll5 Iunior Play5 Iunior Newspaper5 A Cappella Choir 10, ll, 125 College Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Thanksgiving Day Oueen5 National Honor Society 125 Student Council Social Chairman 105 Senior Playg B.P.W. Repre- sentative ll. Rohner. Lesley-Iunior Newspaper5 Iunior Play Committee5 Latin Club ll, 125 Student Council Representative 115 Student Council Alternate 125 Iunior Red Cross Representa- tive l25 Yearbook Staff 125 Science Club 125 College Club 12. Schields. Robert-College Club 125 Science Club 11, 125 French Club 125 Track 115 Student Council 105 Yearbook Staff 12: Student Council Alternate 9. Sczerba, Dorothy-Band 9, 10, ll: All-State Band 95 All-County Band 10, 115 Iunior Play Committee5 Office Practice Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Iunior Red Cross Alter- nate 9. iigxton. Lucille-Red Cross Representative Simpson, Harold-Track 9, 105 Freshman Football5 Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 125 A Cap- pella Choir 10, ll, 12. Skellett. William R.--Homeroom Parliamen- tarian 9: Football 9, 105 Boys Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12: A Cappella Choir ll, 125 Presi- dent l25 Senior Play. Smith. Marion-Homeroom Social Chairman 95 Iunior Newspaper5 Iunior Play Com- mittee: Yearbook Staff 125 Office Practice Club 12. , .- Smith, Sidney-Ir. Red Cross Alternate 9, 10, 125 Track 10, 125 French Club ll, 125 Iunior Newspaper5 Iunior Play Committee5 College Club 12: Senior Play. Spangenberg. Hugh-Homeroom President 9, 10, 115 Basketball 9, 10, ll, 125 Baseball 95 Youth in Government 95 Class President 10, ll5 Latin Club 10, ll, 125 Iunior Play5 Iunior Newspaper5 French Club ll, 125 Class Vice-President 125 Senior Rotarianp College Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Vice- President French Club 125 National Honor Society 12. Spangenberq. Susan-French Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Homeroom Secretary 105 Iunior Play5 Iunior Newspapen Homeroom Social Chair- man ll5 College Club 125 Yearbook Staff 12. Stangl. Anna Startup, Keith - Freshman Footballg I.V. Football 10, ll, 12, Track 10, ll, 125 Varsity Club 10, ll, 125 Iunior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee. Kathleen Rohner Lesley Rohner Robert Schields gi .1 Dorothy Sczerba Lucille Sexton Harold Simpson William Skellett A Marion Smith . 1' fn .-pg, fa Sidney Smith fore school. B. Wagner. A. I. Ranich. W. Plundheller, and R. Mester work out their hedule lor the delivery of a local nawspuper to homerooms. The profit goes to the Hugh Spangenberg aio: class treasury. Susan Spcngenberg N Anna Stangl Keith Startup Madeline Swanerbury Lucy Ulrichs Karl Waechter Francis Wagner David Taylor Barbara I. Tiplffens Tram! W' Todd College Club 12. Taylor. David-Boys Glee Club 9, 125 Vice- President Homeroom 9, 10, 115 Track Man- ager 9, 105 Youth in Government 95 A Cap- pella Choir ll, 12 Varsit Club 2 y ll, 125 Latin Club ll, 125 French Club 11, 125 Iunior P1ay5 Iunior Newspaper Editor, lun- ior Rotarian5 Senior Play5 Student Council Representative 125 Assistant Editor of Year- book 125 College Club 125 National Honor Society 125 French Club President 12. Tippens. Barbara I.-I.V. Cheerleader 9, 105 Homeroom Secretary 9, 115 Class Secretary 9, 10, 115 Girls Glee Club 9, 125 Homeroom Treasurer 105 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 Secretary 125 Iunior Playg Iunior Newspapen Yearbook Staff 125 Thanksgiving Day Oueen's Attendant5 Na- tional Honor Society l25 President, Girls Glee Club5 Senior Play5 Vice President A Cappella Choir 10, ll, 12. Todd. W. Tracy-Band 9, 105 Student Coun- cil Representative 95 I.V. Football 105 Var- sity Football ll, 125 Boys Glee Club 11, 12- A Cappella Choir 12. Ulrichs, Lucy-Iunior Play Committee5 Col- lege Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play. Waechter. Karl-I.V. Basketball 9, 10, ll. Wagner. Francis-Latin Club 10, ll, 125 French Club ll, 125 Iunior Newspaper5 Iunior Play5 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Playg College Club President 12. 1 Swanerhury. Madeline-Iunior Newspaper, Iunior Play Comrnitteeg Yearbook Staff 12, Walker. David-French Club ll, 125 Foot- ball ll, 125 Track 115 College Club 12. Weiss. Helen-Band 9, 10, 115 Student Coun- cil Alternate 95 Ottice Practice Club 125 Homemaking Club 12. Westfall. R. Dolores-Iunior Red Cross Al- ternate 95 Latin Club 10, ll, 125 Girls Glee Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play5 College Club 12. Wiebqldi, I. Dennae-Glee Club 9, IU, ll, 125 Homeroom Parliamentarian 9, 10: lun' ior Red Cross Representative 11. Witkowski. loseph Witkowski. Robert Edward Woliinger. lean Marie-Homeroom Social Chairman 95 Iunior Newspaper: lunior PlG'Y Committee5 Office Practice Club 12: Senior Play Committee. Wontz. Patricia Arm- Goshen, New York -'Cheerleader 9, 10: 'Glee Club 91 mi Iunior Play Committee5 Senior Play: Year- book Staff 12. Zachry, Phyllis-Iunior Red Cross Repre- sentative 95 Girls Glee Club 9, 10, 115 G.A.A. 95 Office Practice Club 12: YSUF' book Stall 125 Homemaking Club 12. zach, john-Track 9, 10, 11, Baseball 9, i05 Football 9, 10, 115 Basketball 9, 10: ll-ITXIOX' Play. l r a David Walker Helen Weiss Dolores R. Westfall Dennae I. 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I ...V ?'f'75'3'f5?? :Q ikwk-La r 25 SK . X' vii? AW-f ?fffa ' f' . .T'4.z3? 3553 , 1 .. ,- zyifgigi ,. VK- xg, ,gf 1, w, Q - . -,. , pw. ,pax - -gf . :,, , ..-V.. -V -.qs-Q ff -J rf 4:1-V.. ww, ,, . , V-. --'V , -1 V ff. if .- QV. -J .F .. .-WV -3- :V lg.: xiii! ' be km V . QP- Vx-iifxizjfl-3. .J, vi. fi Vxgj,.ng.3z'ig -as L Q. .. -lx . X 1-L 5:1213-.g .. MVA-1 g .,mf.,2. if f K A ,sq V , f2.,.,.0 N , . V-- - .fs-12-4 I Qegzqsf ff - V' '.4.-+ve-f'1?:. 'v ' lsr , V - t 0 ' V L. V. . , A The junior class each year has certain responsibilities to meet in order to raise money for its senior year treasury. The way in which juniors meet these responsibilities inevitably shows a certainlquality of initiative. This year the junior class sponsored the Iunior -Newfspaperp sold shakers and programs at all home football games, produced the yp1ayfff,'You.Ca1i't Take It with Youf' and feted the seniors at the annual jlulnionsenloriliprom, Stardust This year's jun- ior class promises to have a successful senior year. IUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: F. Bell, Parliamentariang I. MacAlarney, President M. Burger, Vice-President: E. Kowal, Treasurer, N. McArdle, Social Chairmang G. McElroy, Secretary. L K K in , .L - 4.4 l HOMEHOOM 308 weller, K. Denk, P. Allen, 1. Clark, B. Corrado. second , Top Row: I. Butcher, B. Beams, D. Acldy, D, Banks, W. Row: M. Bensley, D. Chandler, V. Bensley, I. Belcher, I. I Chase, E. Backus, M. Boyd, D. Clark. Fourth Row: K, Babcock, I. Anderson, L. Conklin, M. Aberli. First How: I Denk, A.Aeberli, P, Horn, S. Furman, V. Brady, R.Brit1, L. Anderson, A. Argyros, M. Burger, I. Coz-disco, F. Bell, ' S. Bowen. Third Row: S. Bermen, M. Collard, M. Bush- N. Crane, L. Crine, P, Davitt. ' l l HOMEHOOM 312 First Row N McArd1e R Miller, S. O'Conne1l, C. Mc- Elroy C Reiss G McElroy, D. Long. Second Row: Po- lermo W McCann A Mullaly, N. Lovelace, A. Perry 1 I. Love, D. Padgett. Third Row: I. Mac!-llcxrney, R. Pant- ley, H. Lippert, L. McDonald, R. Reiss. Fourth Row: B. Roderman, R. McCullough, E, Owens, R. Quick, I. New- comb, Fifth Row: I. Neid, I. Rcmich, W. Hockinberry, M. Lertora. At rehearsal. Iuniors listen critically to the tape record- ing of the play they iust ran through. Make-up is an important aspect of the preparation for any play. Mrs. Ida Luger. from town. demonstrates the correct techniques for applying make-up. As opening night draws nearer, the Iunior Play Sat- urday moming rehearsals grow more serious. Here Miss McClare. the director, demands perfection from I one ot the leading charac- ters. 33 HOMEROOM 323 boldt, R. Weiboldt, C. Soudcnt, A. Scudder, L. Slowick. Top Row: A, Phillips, R. Lgnger. I. ROSS, R, Tqylgy, Second Row: R. Treiber, I. Somcrelli, P. Somcxrelli, D. Fourth Row: C. Scikofsky, A. Zubikowski, I. Walker, A. RYdSl'. l- SDCm9enb91'9. CA Teller- BONOUI Row: P- Ross, Scudcler, I. Scuschuck. Third How: C. Wontz, S. Wei- S'-iCl15iO. S. SChDSiCl9!'. R. Wein, l. Weiss, T. Willis. D. esi ci . Our camera catches u moment ol questions and answers between teacher cmd pupil. Students ol the entire high school practice air raid drills regularly each year. Now that the all clear signal has been given. they anxiously wait to be called back to their classes. HOMEROOM 322 Top Row: A. Russell, H. Edwards, S. Frederick, R. Henry L. Innella. Fourth Row: F. Grawi, R. Feigenheimer, R. Duane, I. Fliescher, I. Farr, L. Eur-ich, L. Hartnett, I. Kaczhowski. Third Row: S. Graziano, M. A. Kukelkcr, M Howell, R. Hindin, I, Hanssen, S. Ferguson, H. Hiller Second Row: G. Latini, C. Kukelka, N. Farr, L. Goldman I. Felter, R. Hazen, C. Galloway, E. M. Height, N. Hall Bottom Row: L. Haydn, P. Hessberger, E. Kowal, I Homer, A. Griliin, I. Hemleb, N. Fine, M. Garcia. Although the activities of the isoghomore class are limited, every year each class manages to strengthen itsltreasury in an original manner. This year the sophomores held a roiind afrdlsquare dance called the Barnhouse Bop. The class also ordered white class jaclcets,which will be a Welcome change from the usualiffgd ariidllollack. R5 m5256351-Elma. , . W SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Standing. lett to right: T. Coleman, Vice President, R. Harding, Parliamentariang K. Kuhn, Secretary, D. Wasman, Treasurer. Seated: L Gallagher, Social Chairman, D. Taylor, Presi- dent. 'il - - ... 3 HOMEROOM 301 S. Crine. Third Row:C. Aber, H. Bowley, T, Coleman Top Row' I Cherry, R, Baird, R. Biccum, P. Barletto, R. P, Griniguaro,.G. Chandler. Second Row: G. Bailey, F COrd1SC0 Fourth Row: I. Clifford, I. Galvin, S. Archer, Adams. C. Castle, W.Bamert, Gary Craig. Bottom Row: C. Chandler, M. Clifford, R. Carter, D. Bauer, C. Coss C. Aughton. I HOMHROOM 305 Mcmus, P. Kroger. Second Row: M. Meloi, K. Mcxcliech I Top How: T. Martinez, L. Lederhqcxs, A. Mclillett, C. nie' I' Mqlzchn' P' Lqmoregux' B' Luge' L' Koening' E - I h - V L hl- A T. M , Love. Bototm Rowg L. March, K. McGrmn, T. Mester, A Magee. Thxrd Row' I LIVSOD, M Mc crug ln c Kautzl S- Later' K. Mawsekh I Discussions of questions und answers after cx biology test give students a chcmce to test Mr. Howard's ability to get out of ct tight spot. .I I l mf -- HOMEROOM 302 Gottleib, R. Grant. Second Row: E. Neuber, S. Furman, Top Row: L. Henrickson, W. Curtis, I. Hess, R. Iohnson. S- DeVore. M. Hudson, E. Iones, S. O'Fee, S. Iohnson. Third Raw: W- Curran' Iv Hess, T- Dewey' E- Garcia' In Bottom Row: P. Hart, B. Edwards, L. Gallagher, R. . . ,., .. ,xr-A jr 1 Y Harding, I. Hitt, I. Curry, P. Hull. l HOMEROOM 307 Top How: R. Rienhardt, L. Newcomb, I. Ripel, E. Ridley. Fourth How: R. Shaffer, R. Morgan, L. Rhoades, D. Par- 8 sons, I. Norrell. Third Row: G. Service, C. Porter, I. Percival, S. Newcomb, N. Pepper, C. Reeves. Second Row: M. A. Pinkela, H. Mills, E. Rumsey, L. Pratschler, E. Ryder, E. Quick, S. Riley. Bottom Row: P. Pedlock, P. Ricciardi, D. Oliver, R. Sarno, P. Peterson, R. Mueller, P. Murray. The Student Council's drive for locker neatness won the whole-hearted support of the faculty. Offender. D. Rheinhardt. gets the word from Mr. Robbins. Neat locker keepers. T. Mester cmd E. Smith. have already passed their locker inspections. HOMEROOM 324 B. Spcxngenberg. Third Row: H, Wheat, C. Yohe, C Bottom Row: G. Stewart, D. Taylor, I. Wagner, D. Was- Staerker, W. Teller. Fourth Row: P. Siegel, A. Shields mcrn, E. Smith, W, Smith. Second Row: I. Wickham, I. F. Zumpcrno, D. Smith. Top Row: E. Stein, A, Witkowski Wilson, K. Spudcx, S. Villcxmencr, M. Wciycie, D. Shields, I. Trotter. 39 Although the freshmen aregdiligentlyi-,stggdying so they can receive most of the required eighteen they always leave time for their social affairs. Last fcillfrtheyf ,held afyigcince, Turkey Trot, which was well attended, and at everyfgiipotbgll qnfiifhasketball game many cheering . 'MEL ttf- 1 freshmen were evident. 3 - gig I. Marchant, Treasurer: K, Solomon, Vice-Presidentg D. Backus, President. G. Perrego, Secretaryp D. Ienkins, Social Chairman. HONIEROOM 2 T. Beime, G. Aumick, I. Britt. Second Row: I. Banks, L Top Row: E. Chandler, D. Alekna, D. Backus, R. Aeberli, COHSH. I. B0hY1. L- Benslev, l- BUl'T1hG'1'Tl- BONOIH HOW: D H, Caswell. Foul-gh How: R, Brundgge, D. Addy' R, Canfield, V. Aughton, A. Brothman, D. Biccum, K Bachelcler, D. Clune, E. Ayrey. Third Row: M. Bohan, BFUdY- HOMEROOM 8 Couch, L. Fuller. Second Row: M. DeGroat, C. Coleman, Top Row: W. Forbes, D. Emerick, W. Dunn, I. Gczlecx. B. Colletie, M. Finnerty, D. Collette, M. Dowling. Bottom Fourih Row: E. Connor, W. Edwards, I. Gcrlligcm, P, Row: R. Dewey, D. Fcrdrowski, M. Fuller, N. Couch, K. Felter, E. Corey. Third Row: R. Crine, C. Corcoran, D. Cunneen, A. Dudko. Mrs. O'Connor's Freshman English class enjoys cx laugh during a reading of MIDSUNIMERS NIGHT DREAM. HOMEROOM 319 G. Perrego, S. Davitt, I. Pentland, A. Powrie. Fourth Top Row: I. Plemenitczs, G, Plundheller, M, Muller, M, Row: L- Oli, l- P1eY. H- MUFTCY. K- G'-1ShUe. H- Pendell, Roberts. Second Row: G, Rinkavage, F. Ponlich, R. B. Newman. Bottom Row: M. Quick, F. Norman, M. Pinckney, W, Newcomb, T. Reeves. -Third Row: I. Pettit, Palmer, H. Oliver, N. Newman. HOMEHOOM 313 Turner, N. True, 1.. Karst, D. Wan, yjwickhqm, P. Rose, Top Row: N. Tulane, R, Witkowski, C. Scott, R, Van R. Roosa. Second Row: M. Westfall, B. Walt, K. Solo- Horn, S. Travis, H. Vandermark, I. Wharton, I. Wagner. mon, B. Sutton, M. White, D. Startup, I. Ross. Bottom Fourth How: I. Wheat, E. Westbrook, L. Smith, G. Ro- Row: S. Simon, M, Somarelli, E. Souschuck, I. Waters, maine, M. Smollins, F. Woerner, I. Yale. Third Row: D. M. Walter, S. Sczerba, C. Turner, B. Shaw. Bottom Row: K. Kinney, M. A. Hinkley, A. Gilbert, D. Ienkins, D. Hoffman, I. Hecrl, K. Konofold. Second Row: G. Icrcobs, I. Hughes, G. Heinicke, E. Hczelton, I. Iudson, M. I. Hartwell, I. Hermen. Third Row: M. Kohrs, M. L. Gumoer, M. I. Kennedy, N. Koch, N. Icrmes, E. Gore. Fourth Row: R. Herbert, A. Gcfstmeyer, I. Icrggie, I. Hinkley, S. Gilson, R. Harding. Fifth Row: L. Keyes, B. Kolton, E. Kroger, G. Hcmkins. Top Row: K. Horn, T. Hen- drick, I. Kowal. HOMERO OM 318 Lemke. Third Row: P. McBride, M. Meloi, P. Long, I. Lint, G. McKeeby. Second Row: E. Lcmorecxux, C. Lone, T0P.R0W2 G- MCICIC, l- MCGGW. H. I-eeper, A. Leriorcr, R. A. McManus, L. Mclger, I. Morchant. Bottom Row: L. I- MlUSPC1U9h. W. MCGCIW. Fourth Rowv F.MCIrkieWiCZ. Morgan, G. Moskowitz, I. Martinowsky, M. Longer, S. S. Melnick, R. Marino, B. Morgan, K. Mcxllinson, R. MCC1-eery, 45 Now in their second year in the high school, the eighth graders part of portance of spo lubs SluCle1'1i'S life, 5555- hav aken ad- vantage a activities. In the spring, the class plans a cake sale to help boost its treasury. OFFICERS President ...... Richard Goldman Vice President ..... Karen Smith Homeroom 204 receives discipline from two points of view as Mr. and Mrs. Thomas preside over homeroom check. 8th GRADE. ROOM 204 Top Row: E, Hogoboom, C. Davis, R. Bloomer, B. Kozykowski, C. Conklin, W. Dain, R. Benjamin. Fourth Row: P. Corrado, R, Iones, L. Latini, B, Bushweller, D. Dain, D, Conklin, G, Kellam, I. Beirne, Third Row: R. Keyes, D. Hiller, S. Georgi, R. Curran, M. Connelly, E. Kullberg, R. Leiferts. Second How: I. Kolvenback. K. Kalin, B. Iohnson, V. Gillespie, S. Leicht, I. Garcia, M, Ienkins. Bottom Row: M. Keniston, B. Iohnson, D. Keizer, K. Kerr, L. Banks, K. 44 Karr. 8th GRADE. R0-OM 208 Row: C. Phillips, B. Herman Pentland, A. Palfenroth, G ndheller, G. Sacco, T. Hazel- Fourth Row: R. Simon, V. Hen- son, E. Haycook, R Oppelt, R imczn, R. Shive. Third Row: B bons, M. Norrell, L. Ostrom, S lc, W. Roucken, K. Ostrom. Sec- Row: E. Simpson, S. Hoover. 'oland A Sin er A Hensz B I . - Q . . . - co, M. Pepper. Bottom Row: P. ssy, M. Hitt, K. Olaski, I. Reiss Reiss, P. Henn. HOMEROOM 205 Top Row: S. Derse, M. Flannery, L. Friedman, W. Doss, R. Dutton, I. DiG-iantommaso. Fourth Row: C, Eyth, W. McCooey, E. Murphy, C. Muller, I. De Fazio, W. Mills. Third Row: T. Monohan, R. De Groat, l. Medrick. H. Ellison. I. Forbes. Second How: B. Meloi, E. Neuber, F. Moulton, A. Hauber, L. Macliechnie. Bottom Row: C. Mc- Bride, T. McGaw, S. Murphy, Y. Mosher, A. Morgiewicz. Bth GRADE. ROOMS 316 G 6 Top Row: D. Wheeler, I. Skogen, R. Woolsey, D. Smith, I. Smeeton, H. Storms, R. Suder1ey,H. Young R. vonSauers. Fourth Row: M. Doss, I. Backus, N. Fitzpatrick, C. Conklin, D. Biccum, l... Carter, E. White, R. Skramstad. Third Row: I. Adams, A. Aschenbrenner, B. Etchie, N. C-irnigliaro, C. Ander- son, A. Abraham, K. Bohn, H. Cohen, D. Calhoun, D. Wrisley. Second Row: P. Gannon, P. Bra- haney, I. Cordisco, E. Beirne, I. DeGroat, L. Conklin, P. DeGraw, I. Treiber, C. Somar-elli, G. Smith Bottom Row: M. Gannon, L. Cross, A. Flumensfeld, B. Wilson, B. White, B. Zczorski, M. Trovei, K. Smith, I. Thomas. 45 HOMEROOM 202 The seventh graders have had a busy year getting acquainted with the school building, the teachers, and the curriculum. The extra-cur- ricular activities have proved to be their newest and most exciting en- counter h schogl., Two new clubs and the seventh their apprecid'fi6i'T3Qy. thgiifmiigijive partici- pation. 'Kiley High School ordefiiffeistart their treasury. Tfhey also collaborated with the eighth graders in presenting an assembly in the auditorium. The seventh graders have established a good start on their climb to the top. OFFICERS President ....... Suzanne Frederick Vice President ..... William Collins Here come the would-be actresses and actors. Within a few years. iunior high students will be portraying various characters in order raise money for their yearbook and other senior activities. Mrs. rnacher. E. Bennett. C. Bell. S. Spangenberg. R. Seeber. and I. Top Row: W. Perry, G. Roeder, E, Reid, W. Walker, I. Drinko, R. Cuddeback, R. Dwyer, D. Davis, I. Fadrowski. Fourth Row: A. Ripel, H. Teeple, I. Waycie. I. Walter, H. Dunn, L. Fox, G. Decker, T. Cuddeback. Row: R. Finch, R. Kern, N. Eogan,M. Delviond, I. Everett, S. Frederick, B. Gall, G. Fuller, A. Cron. Second Row: E. Hughes, N. Reilly, D. Decker, P. Dudko, I. Dedric. D. Decker, P. Decker, R. Dellelas. Bottom Row: A. Conklin, D. Conklin, M. Gilson. D. Deitz, M. Decker, C. Crine, R. Dunn, D. Gieger, C. Forbes. I- 5' .511 23' Qi 39:1 Fnyqg 2222 :hs .PQ is CIE Ffh-1. FF U'-lrlrv House, I. Howell. Fourth Row: . Iones, A. Henn, R. Harford, . Gunderman, W. Heater, K. Kraft. Third Row: A. Kelley, M. Kaplan, I. Ihrig, I. Wilkerson, I. Grant, I. Goetzman. Second Row: C. Hulse, N. Kurtz, M. Grusz, H. Hulse, G. O'Fee, I. Hendershoi, A. Hoover, B. Iames. Bottom Row: L. Kent, P. Haydu, K. Karst, C. Haydu, I. Wehinger, S. Hoifman, I. Whelan. ROOM 208 Top Bow: I. Quick, M. Smith, G. Patterson, I. Zcrchry, G. Rumsey, S. Spangenberg, K. Sherwin. Fourth Row: M. Rogers, G. Roderman, A. Singer, R. Ridley, D. Shive, I. Storms, R. Willis, G, Ryder. Third Row: C. Conley, T. Roberts, B. Seeber, I. Santiago, R. Schultz, R. Pavlich, I. Rumsey. Second Row: A. Smith, R. Quick, R. Quick, K. Smith, A. Stellato, K. Southers, A. Neives, P. Porter. Bottom Row: M. Onotri, B. Popstein, D. Stein, I. Robbins, T. Nolan, I. Nolan, F. Somarelli, C. Owen, M. Storms. ROOM 207 Top Row: D. Lane, R. Maillett, I. Brehm, I. Mills, I. Kent, T. Lemke, R. Mason. Fourth Row: S. Langer, H. Morgenstern, I. McAndrew, P, McLaughlin, I. McAndrew, F. Mc- Gaw, I. March, K. Leicht. Third Row: R. Klein, W. Mickley, R. Lehn, R. Markle, M. Latini, G. Neidich, R. Miller. Second Row: M. Neuber, G. Milk, S. Long, M. Murray, M. McAndrew, C. Melnick, A. Mill- spaugh, P. Monteleone. Bottom Row: S. Marshal, W. Locke, F. Latini, S. Lovelace, T. Melnyck, M. McManus, C. Morgiewicz. ROOM 314 AND 200 Top Row: P. Sumner, H. Willis, G. Babcock, R. Carlton. W. Ander- son, I. Trotta, A. Cherry.Fourth Row: S. Stratton, E. Waldo, D. Biccum, D. Conklin, D. Austin, E. Benjamin, C. Conley, R. Balmos, W. Teller, P. Costic. Third Row: B. Stevenson, C. Witkowski, C. Cellini, H. Tidd, R. Bray, B. Van Auken, R. Van Aken, W. Cooper. SecondRow:C. White, S. Yale, P. Scuzs, S. Babcock, M. Brophy, F. Aschenbrenner, T. Corrado, C. Aber, A. Corner. Bottom Row: P. Tunney, N. Tufano, L. VanHorn, D. Cox, W. Bishop, R. Corey, S. Ben- sley, C. Bell. 47 A P C T I V I T I E Q7 Q H 1 x ,. ,, K f X , , . f . ,.,, ' .K :H-' ff .1g,' : ,.., A, . R -K.. A r xv S +. L N wzspfaw fifgn Um. ,Lak K, Q 52: if Q 33 + . 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H' -'uf - 'L ' , xA A ,QQQQQFJ mf- 1 '.1fw 1:.3f , . A ,gigeifiiaff 'W tv .. f S 4' I Stal' 5153? A ff Liffk- , ' ' 3' 453451. '19 9 5 gr? . - P f-Q' 'f 9 Q ff .J ! ' , 33 V, X A55 - Z ' E . , f -. V .-'Quay ' N i iffg g.-Pe ,mmgij .rt .4325 'I P7 R iv sw KX: mflrfu -5 L Sy-.1 m 'ML 11 A Ji es: 5 2 my g, ZH- . 11 I f f -'rj ,,,.i. . lim. .Q J Hg' :lg ' u Q. xxx -fi .M- ,' 4- f gm?-5? . 5 4 x 'ff f Q Plans for the theme and format of the year- book commence in early fall. The adviser and editor enlist the aid of any senior with creative ability. Those who are able to perceive perspec- tive and balance Work on the layout staff, those who type precisely and expeditiously join the typing staff: those Who have a flair for writing Work on the literary staff, and those who enjoy meeting people and soliciting join the advertising staff. After school, each of the staffs does- its particular job, adding its ac- complished work to the completed work of the other staffs. As the deadline approaches, and as all the advertisements, pictures and write-ups' are layed out, the perceptions and dreams come into reality- VENTURE 1959. YEARBOOK EDITORS Left to Right: W. Ranich, Sports Ec torp M. McAnclrew, Literary Editc R. Mester, Lay-Out Editor: D. Taylc Ass't. Editor-in-Chiefg M. Laidle Business Editor, S. Martinowsky, Ec for-in-Chief. YEARBOOK STAFF Buck Row: D. Howard, B. Ranich, M. Smith, D. Taylor, M, Locke, P. Brady, R. Mester. Third Row: A. Lynch, C. DeGroat, I. Calhoun, B. Haycook. Sec- ond Row: D. Westfall, R. Pfuderer, D. Eagen, M. Swanerbury. Bottom Row: L. Ulrichs, S. Martinowsky, P. Zachary, R. Edwards. Back Row: F. Wagner, R. Lefterts, C. Dreschler, W. Ranich, D. Delellas, H. Spangenberg, I. Bodensieck, M. Lipman, M. McAndrew. Fourth Row: L. Hohner, K. Rohner, B. Newman, B. Tippens, S. Archer. Third Row: I. Cross, P. Hunt, S. Spangenberg, I. Hartwell, M. Gibbons. Second Row: M. Laidley, D. Sczerba, B. Bishop, M. Hensz, S. Hyatt. Bottom Row: P. Wontz, B. Brickmcm, R. Icxshembowski, L. Hemleb. The senior section of the yearbook requires careful consideration and planning. Rs D. Taylor and B. Ranich start to lay out this sec- tion, Mr. Coler points out the mistakes of past years. Stella Martinowsky - Editor-in-Chief During a lull in a writing session. L. Hohner clowns it up as K. Hohner and M. McAndrew discuss a possible change in a yearbook write-up. 53 .,. ' gf '-.M ii 'C f ' M 4. - RQ ,gif-L57,.,-5ff.ff.32gg21g1f il A . L f ' -' L , -.-smffg's:1:'f. PW- f, 1.3. , ,-wg-X -K w 'A 1 :fx iXff:W'E4f.,NfM H -H ' X. 1 -,dey 1 . ,, -V f. ri yi? M xii t f-A .M - A ,A . . .A . 3 .Q 3 1 Q 1 :ky Q e ., fri.: 1 ,figqk 2 W fgmgg sp, -234 .Q 7.-L 1 , 5251-'J ,gfiwo V - 4 1,12 , 2 4 .. Q11 , f ', X, ,,,w.v,.x Y As,-,,' , ix Q01 K - . ' Y ' -Q i, 5 V I J . i X A .' ffl-zzffewX.:-marivzgmysax.A f , L.: 1 , A 1? 1 ge 5 , , . X : . 1.5, ' Am-f-' 1. I ' i 2 -,QA , gk r. ,M . - : 1 - Q - - 'Q wr? 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The Advisers were Miss Gay Gatyas, Mr. Gerald Dorion, and Miss Dorothy Evans, ' I. Hemleb, C.,Reiss, D Long, F. Grawi, F. Bell L. Haydn, S. Schneider I. MacAlcn-ney. Bottom Row: L. Goldman, E. Kowal, I. Anderson, I. Babcock, P. Hessberger, R. Reiss, M. Collard, N. Crane, I. Cordisco, D. Westfall. Top Row: M. Palermo, A. Zubikowski, C. Soudant, S. Ferguson, L. MacDonald, P. Allen, M. Garcia, D. Padgett, A. Argyros, N. Farr, I. Hanssen. . ' 'Q 'I '-ra, 3' 'EE My . .. K 1..J2ww milf? 7? . -12 hurl? Y x .ffff W,-1, , , ..AX , . I in mfg ' l V ,M . ? , A5 3 fr' '51 , 455 Yiwfffkf N y 5 is 1 I A xr , v FIV' y M. WN 3'x12 ws 'kim bin .Q like ilu.-W ,far wwf' asf fx ff 5?-lv: Aga' A S x'sf,Q44 ' ' if 2 7 g , 51- N f , Jiiffgg ' -f:?1+Q 'x' 33:2 ,.. -5? W n 'R 43-. . 1 55 x ' , I -T1-1' l I f-. ' . ,KY ' ' f -. ...:- ,, I , - , .K- Y I ff - '4 5,3 I+'.2'e- ix k - ' ..,k- ,A ,gzymf-13 - wwf Q. f L, . 35554: I , :M 1' ..: 45.5-35?--ili: ' 'mffiz hif' S? l A ' Ei 3 fi 1 'fiifff 3 'assi ' :fr -tx, 'wif A :L -.pa :XM ip, fs .- , W , ,, Av-F Q 453 f A w ,i,,,wwff riffsfi. 1 , .4 axfrwgs- +1 5 U . .,r1j,wav , X - X ..g,yi, few ' iw, - sf. ,. ,. 4 www , 'r'Vi,s2f ' A E 2 g 223655151 'A 5 L f '- 'f':-1 f, Q ' A1 3 iyilfijf My ,3,r?1fb-XI: r ag i K K ggi., fwrgu, :,:,gq:-452415 xggmvm-,M K W 5f7f'sQk?A 'WQESQ , A I 'K Pfffa N ' 'Til ' kilgfxi 54? 7 1 - 'M BOYS GLEE CLUB A CAPPELLA Top Row. lelt to right: B. Edwards, L. Anderson, L. Newcomb, B. Pantley, B. Beams, D. Clark, T. Todd, C. Cortright R Lefferts H Simpson D Taylor H Lip ert I. Hartwell. Third Row: G. Latini, P. Davitt, F. Daviti, F. Seddio, E. Garcia, I. Norrell, L. Hartnett, C. Skellett, R. Hessberger, A. Aumick, L. Rhodes, P. Hunt, T. Mester Second Row: B. Haycook, P. Graziano, L. Haydu, C Reeves, C. Soudant, D. Edwards, H. Cordisco, N. Fine, I. Doss, B. Bishop, E. Quick, R. Muller. Bottom Row: Mr. Lester, B. Newman, A. Zubikowski, P. Murray, B Ti ens, I. McAlarne C Reiss L. Goldman, D How PP Y' - . - ' ard, L. McDonald, M. Gibbons, D. Padgett, K. Rohner Vocal Groups This year the vocal groups presented a Christmas Concert for the public under the direction of Mr. Lester. In May the groups plan to present their annual Spring Concert to raise funds for their expenses during the following year. These will include trips to other schools. Each year one of the groups takes ,part in the Orange County Music Festival. Throughout the school year the different groups perform tor organizations on special occasions. Back Row: T. Reeves, C. Cortright, T. Todd, L. Hart- nett, C. Baker, W. Skellett. Front Row: G. Aumick, E. Garcia, I. Iaggie, D. Taylor B. Lefferts. R. Hessberger, H. Simpson, L. Rhoades. At Piano: L. Kadel. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Top Row, left to right: E. Rumsey, C. Goss, B. Edward, K. Maclfechnie, L. Anderson, P. Meloi, L. Ott, B. Col- lette, I. Iudson, B. Newman, S. Ferguson, M. Kukelka, I. Hansen, D. Wiebolt, D. Westfall, R. Wiebolt, L. Kadel, E. Smith. Third Row: S. Iohnson, K. Spada, I. Hitt, P. Davitt, E. Hazelton, B. Walt, S. Simon, K. Brady, N. Koch, P. Peterson, L. Pratschler, P. Hart, S. Devore, I. BOYS GLEE CLUB President ................,.... Carl Cortright A CAPELLA CHOIR President ..,................. William Skellet Vice-President . . . , . . Barbara Tippens Pley, R. Reiss, A. Mullaly, T. Mester. Second Row: S. Graziano, G. Latini, A. Zubikowski, I. Waters, L. Walt, M. Bushweller, K. Denk, M. Aber, M. Westfall, K. Hohner, H. Lippert, E. Quick, B. Pedlock. Bottom Row: P. Hessberger, A. Gilbert, C. Reiss, B. Tippens, M. Palermo, I. Cordisco, L. Goldman, E. Kowal, S. Villamena, P. Murray, L. Gallagher, I. Wagner, G. Moskowitz, M. Gibbons, D. Padgett. GIRLS GI.EE CLUB President ..,............... Barbara Tippens Vice-President . . . . . . Evanna Kowal Secretary ........ ......... I oyce Hitt Social Chairman . . . . . Barbara Tippens Mr. Lester. vocal group conductor. 59 Band 8: Majorettes TWIRLERS Front: S. Martinowsky. First Row. left to right: S. Schneider, I. Banks, M. Locke, G. Stewart, P. Ross, A. Brothman, I. Marchant, I. Weiss. A good example of unity is illustrated by the magnificent way all the musical instruments in a band can combine their sounds to create harmony. Under the direction of Mr. Harold Neubert, the band performed at two exchange assemblies, a Christmas Concert, the annual Spring Concert, and all of the Duso League football games. Five members participated in the Area All-State Band in Ellenville. Another important part of the band are the majorettes who, under the leadership of captain Stella Martinowsky and co-captains Susanne Schneider and Iudith Weiss, led the band down the football field at all the games. BAND Bottom Row: C. Reeves S. Smith C. Anderson . . , l. Iudson, P. Murray, I. Homer. Second Row: S. Villamena, D. Chandler, K. Kalin, E. Chandler, G. Chandler, R. Cordisco, D. Taylor, D. Startup, I. Pettit, R. Cherry, D. Shive, B. Roderman. Third Row: I. Wickham, S. Fred- rick, M. DeMond, G. Hankins, R. Shive, El. Kullberg, P. Siegel, D. Collette, M. E. Dowling, W. Edwards, F. Seddio, K. Sakofsky, S. Fredrick, D. Wasman, R. Bach- elder, R, Suderly, B. Gall, I. Whelan. Top Row: I. De Fazio, L. Newcomb, I. Doss, R. Curran, T. Hause, Mr. H. Neubert, T. Monahan, R. Brundage, F. Grawi. College Clubs Senior College Club President- F. Wagner, Vice President - D. Taylor: Secretary-P. Hunt Supervised by Mr. Shaw, a Senior College Club has been started this year. Its purpose is to better prepare seniors who are planning to further their education in college. The club has invited many of the seniors from last year who are attending colleges, to speak at club meetings. The club hosted a tea for the teachers in the early spring. Top Row: Mr. Shaw, I. Fleischer, R. Duane, R. Miller, R. Wein, B. Roderman, I. Butcher, C. Sakotsky, I.. Hartnett, A. Aberlie. Third How: A. Mullaly, I. Weiss, W. Hocken- berry, W. McCann, H. Hiller, F. Bell, L. Haydu, H. Lippert. Second Row: I. Hemleb. P. Ross, R. Reiss, D. Ryder, B. Hughes, I. I-lanssen, C. Soudant, A. Zubikowski, S. Ferguson, R. Hazen. Bottom Row: E. Kowal, L. Goldman, G. Latini, G. McElroy, I. Homer, F. Grawi, V. Brady, M. Palermo, I. Cordisco. 41- Top Row: Mr. Shaw, M. Lipman, D. Walker, W. Ranich, H. Span- genberg, R. Mester, T. Perkowski, I. Bodensieck, R. Schields, S. Smith. Third Row: S. Martinowsky, D. Westfall, L, Ulrichs, M. Locke, B. Bishop, K. Rohner. Second Row: I. Hartwell, R. Pfuderer, S. Span- genberg, 'R. Iashembowski, M. Gibbons, L. Rohner, M. Mc- Andrew, M. Laidley, M. Swaner- bury. Bottom Row: S. Archer, I. Cross, D. Taylor, F. Wagner, B. l-laycook, B. Newman. Iunior College Club President - F, Grawi, Secretary - G. McElroy The Iunior College Club, like the Senior College Club, was organized to help the juniors in their preparation for college. They are ad- vised on such things as College Board Exams, available scholarships, and the tiling of appli- cations tor college. Such information will be very important to them. 61 G.A.A. .J.,- L Top Row. left to right: D, Long, C. Coss. R. Hazen, P. True, I. Wickham, W. Teller, L. Pratschler, M. Walker, Allen, A. Scudder, P. Murray. Third Row: R. Dewey, H. P. Hart. Bottom Row: M. Langer, G. Moskowitz, P. Lippert, B. Newman, B. Iones, I, Pley. Second Row: N. Peterson, A. Scuclder, N. Koch, I. Martinowsky. Junior Red Cross First Row: C. Galloway, B. New.man, L. Hohner, I. Third Row: Mrs. Dunmore, R. Rheinhart, B. Bushweller, Pagano, L. Crawford, S. Villamena, M. Palermo, S. R. Beams, A. l-lensz, M. Pepper, M. Winters, D. Keizer, Smith. Second Row: R. Carter, K. Matysek, D. Ryder, M. Brahaney, F. Aschenbrenner, B. Stevenson, S. Yale. D. Collette. S. O'Connell, V. Aughton, S. Furman, M. Fourth Row: I. Whelan, R. Schultz, I. March, A. Ripel, 62 Murray, C. Crine, S. Hoffman, L. Mager, S. Simon. I. Quick, Newcomb, D. Taylor, R. Skramstad, E. Hazel- ton, Conklin. French Club Top How: G, Service, M. Lipman, G. Livson, D. De- Walker, R. Miller, S. Smith, B. Duane, I. F. Bell, R. Wein, T. Perkowslci, R. Schields, Lellas, D. Fleischer, F. Grawi, G. Butcher, H. Hiller, F. Wagner. Third Row: D. Ryder, E. Smith, A. Griffin, T. Mester, K. D. S. Simon. Shields, N. Norrell, G. Latini, M. Garcia, M. L. Collard P. Somarelli, E. Anderson, B. Bishop, E, Kowal, M. A. I Nz opus: C' 2 52 gs? 'f-.91Ff',5g-QT 32- - og ??i?cE2 295553 Puma' 5 :zz 55? nm oiflg gg.-l-'Steyn :1 '02 P25592 Sgegrv' mrggmp ' ' o Zgzldnaa On- og'-4 ???fg15' 2 55552 5m IIZQ- 3 .'4 O'-1 ,,,' 9394? 'ZUUWQQ am D 2:1:?rF ?Q : 0 :s :Bongo 0' S202 irwew 1 UI S2 is D' C 0 F if Z E fi F FU I Q 'Y 91 D '51 Q W 9. 5 24 F' IE Q -4 D- F man, 9 Bushweller, Mr. C. Beckwith, Adviser. Second Row: E. sky. few. gm. '- . .A -. .5517 f . r -11. IT. if j ' 1 , , -if, T '51- - ., ,'-. . 9,1 2 ... fy 4 off? LQSQLQEQ-32inj'. 3 J , , 1 ' ?? J'?U .'a7F'Y'm f, ff 3 - 5 I 1 I -. . X . V .fri I .V 1 1 it it Q51 I . k , - I ,,-- - 55 7525, 5 I M.lq'q'QQ,: 155.2 .V .ifegpm 2,1 Q Pg W -. j z 5 . Q X . ' y NL , , .1 gr, --Q ' QA, s 'fp'--fn' l r-fi,I Q gil' f . iiii . hifi 2 . .L f i 1 A .1 is T2 . A. 1 if 1 if z .... .. -4 ,. 1 'g , Ai if I uiijf 5 .,Q.i' fiiigfjj ' Q ,X A'-ii 'si f 1 -. g all-, fi . fx f 'S -' r 5 .- I 1 ff 4 . - A e A . I . eff Q Q H i '. Q '- . r ' ., fi, K Q .... 2 9'-5 , . , S ' 54 P '. 3 'fe J 2 . I, A ,ji , , f. , ,mag p .ea A QX , - , . 1 .ik 313, -Q :v - if L , f '51, 2' i -V ,i,. Agp -sf, . if ., ft . iff vw . I ,fs ff V A :gn S ww , A - ti A . - . - sq . K S? . 251.33 V , kk K .V k pl I Q.. .A ...f A A A -I . 2 :gm -- . . Q22 ' ': 2 , 'I ' 2. . ' QV ' i . 3, I. vs,--Q.. Q , . HQ-Q A W' if l A if ' 8 LSL. X ,Q i+ , . M . ,M .A . . Y QLSE' ...' - v . 7 .-,, X, if Y - 'L L Ai . I.. I I ' 1 xi . in . I li . :W fir., , fb M 3. we A I ., r I 3 Y A ' of ' Q , 317 I I J 'Q-my '. ' . . . i , , V, , av:.u'.p Is O'Q? Q ' . . I - T4 I F I 1 3 , n , .-L - M,- v . I I I ! . ,f . M ' . , , ff A 3,4 , 6 ' L Top Row. lelt to right: R. Reiss, F. Wagner, M, Lipman, C. Sakolsky, I. Bodensieck, S. Frederick, B. Roderman. I. Kaczkowski, P. Siegel, D. Taylor, F. Grawi, S. Fer- guson. Second Row: C. Wontz, I. Hanssen, V. Brady, M. Locke, L. Rohner, D. Westfall, I. Cordisco, S. Lauler, P. Murray, L Gallagher, L Haydu. Bottom Row- L. Gold man, I. Somarelli, I. Weiss, S. Schneider, R. Muller, Di ' 63 Taylor, H, Spangenberg, I.,Wagner, M. Waycie, P. Hunt. Junior High Activities I fl Radio Club Left to Right: R, Bray, A Aschenbrenner, M. Flan- nery, P, Henn, R. Lippert, R Ridley. ' Pr'dt .......... ...M'h1Ik' Dramatics Club viiitpiisidem .,,.... .... 1 Simi 52553 Secretary-Treasurer' .... .... S teven Derse Mrs. Fenstermacher has organized a new club for seventh and eighth graders who are interested in dramatics. The members have studied and worked on principles of speaking and acting, stage make- up, stage movements and action, enuncia- tion, and developing characterization. They have performed plays for their own members and hope to present an assembly play later this year. 64 Top Row: D. Biccum, R. Schultz, K. Karst, S. Frederick, M. McAndrew, D. Calhoun, A. Hensz, Mrs. Fenstermacher. Third Row: M. De Mond, S. Stratton, C. Crine, T. Corrado, D. Cox, C. Hcxydu. Second Row: C. Waldo, P. Haydu, L. Kent, A. Corner, R. Corey. Bottom Row: Varsity Club Top Row. left to right: B. Rodermcm, H. Spcmgenberg, B. Pepper, W. Rcnich, K. Startup. T. Perkowski. Second Row: G. Craig, S. Frederick, G, Perkowski, M. Lipman, I. Livson. Bottom Row: R. Hessberger, T. Colemcm, B. Lefferts, H. Hiller, F. Bell. Lunch T1me at P.J. Hlgh S P 0 R T S I 'R :fi f fs 1f'f1'e,.,. W A ' ,K i2, f Hx' .w 4 1. WMV KW I , . f 334, , '1Ff'vf ,' y Mx.. ,QS 5, 1, vi'--34 ' .Lf . 'ig,2-,W-aw: mgfg Q ' X 1 U. -,, 1, , ..,A ,. . Q ., - E A , J. ,,,,, .L .L.A .,B A ,M T ,guy Qbvigw' ' -' - 'e ff ' X 'P 'I Y Qvzg:-w, 'I ai: w,. ,15vfs0E1Q-,,.-1 ,QI -Jig, 'rf' 145 ,N ., ., Q- -N QV.. , ,..,.,vN., .E 154-q: UNE . x Q, uf 1165 X Sk M x wi Wi Q h iigffa .x .., gm- x' 51 H: X.. .. i :PQI .- , ? - ,, '97,-Amr--, :H , -Q' f W ft, ,, NAA Mr - , Q 'ew Nr Q:-1625 gs. T YM I Ei K Z, w v ffmsmgwf ' gs m Saw K ' 5 , ,A ,..b g 59551 551 ' 35' ras 1 ai. -QV J, K A 12 fi x W., Q' Qqgf we . S - 33'-w,, WG' :Jim VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row' Coach P Farace Manager L. Rhodes, H. Spangenberg, H. Boyd, Wm. Pepper, W Ramch I Norrell Manager Front Row: F. Bell, D. Taylor, I. Fleischer, T. Coleman. T. Harding Missing M Lipman T Perkowski. Basketball With only two veterans from last year's squad, Coach Farace's team finished the season with a commendable 15-7 record. Our record within the Duso League was a humble 9-7, six .of our fifteen wins were not league games. The highlights of the season included the upset victories over Liberty, Warwick and Kingston. The two most significant high- lights Were the victories which enabled Port Iervis to obtain the Village Duso Championship and the Section 9 Championship over Monticello and Onteora respectively. The scoring of Wayne Ranich, Harry Boyd, and Bill Pepper was recognized by all as a decisive factor in our favor, Port will lose six seniors at graduation: Harry Boyd, Wayne Ranich, Hugh Spangenberg, Bill Pepper, Mike Lipman and Ted Perkowski. Congratulations to Bill Pepper and Wayne Ranich for making the second All-Duso team, and Harry Boyd Who received honorable mention. This year's team can well be praised for adding two more trophies to the trophy case. To the boys on the team and to Coach Farace, We extend thanks for providing us with an excit- ing basketball season. VARSITY BASKETBALL 9 12 15 18 6 9 13 24 27 30 6 13 55 .. 17 .. Middletown ....., 49 43 .. 20 ,, Newburgh ....... 54 59 .. 24 .. Poughkeepsie .... 65 54 .. 27 .. Monticello ....... 64 61 .. 28 .. Poughkeepsie ,... 80 55 .. Mar. 3 .. Liberty .....,.... 45 Duso Playoff 53 .. Monticello ..,..... 39 Section 9 Class B Playoffs 82 .. Mar. 10 .. Cornwall ......... 41 51 .. 17 .. Warwick ..,..,... 47 G3 .. 20 .. Onteora .,........ 44 FINAL RECORD 15 WINS 7 LOSSES W. Ranich drives his way towards Village League Championship in a game against Liberty. H Boyd M Lipman W Ramch, W. Pepper, H. Spangenberg, T. Perkowski. 69 J . V. Basketball I. V. BASKETBALL Front, kneeling: I. Chandler, W. Morgan, M. Smollins, G. Chandler, G. Romaine, Nl. Mc- Laughlin. Back. standing: Mr. G. Short, Coach: F. Woerner, D. Parsons, R, Bachelder, E Westbrook, W. Forbes, A. Aber, R. Harding, R. Bowley, Manager. Varsity Golf Kneeling: B. Lefferts, F, Woerner.Slanding: I. Livson, C, Sakolsky, B. Roderman. Varsity Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row: Manager Rhoades, G. Romaine. D. Backus, H. Boyd, B. Pepper, G. Chandler, F. Bell, B. Morgan, T. Coleman, D. Crine. Bottom Row: M. McLaughlin, A. Russell, S. Frederick, S. Crine, Coach Zelno, B. Lefferts, R. Harding, D. Harding, I. Hinkley. Front Managers White and McGaw. Harry Boyd. Captain Newlywed. Mr. Zelno, good-naluredly bears up under Bill Pepper's ribbing as Bobby Lellerls looks on. Varsity Football Top Row. left to right: Coach Viglione,Lertora, Startup, R. Backus, Pepper, Aumick, Riple, Henrickson, Feigen- heimer, Hinkley, Boyd, Coach Robbins, Coach Short. Our Red Raiders won only two games of the eight they played, but the story does not lie in the scores alone. In the hard-fought con- tests our team provided us with the enjoyment of watching good football, As the season pro- gressed, more and more Port fans turned out to support their team. The games were played to the best of the players' abilities, dramatized in the closeness of the games against Pough- keepsie, Hudson, and East Stroudsburg. Team spirit, too, was shown in the annual turkey day rivalry classic against Middletown High School in which the Raiders swamped the Middies by a margin of forty points, and thus retained the Erie Bell -for the fourth straight year. 72 Second Row: Quick, L. Crine, Pantley, Walker, Hess- berger, Fredericks, Parsons, D. Backus, S. Crine. Bot- tom Row: Reinhart, Curtis, Coleman, DeGiantamaso, Owens, Willis, Russell, Biccum, Romaine. Missing: Todd. From this Port Iervis team, tive players re- ceived DUSO honors. Iunior Frank Bell and sophomore Doug Parsons were chosen on the ALL-DUSO lirst team as fullback and center, respectively. Bill Pepper made second team as an end. Harry Boyd and Bill Morgan received honorable mention. The varsity next year will lose the services of Russ Backus, Tracy Todd, Art Aumick, Keith Startup, Ralph Hessberger, Bill Pepper, and Harry Boyd. To the advantage of Coach Ioe Viglione and his assistants, Floyd Robbins and Gordie Short, many promising players led by ALL-DUSO's Frank Bell and Doug Parsons, will return to lead P.I. into its next DUSO season. Our sincere wishes for cf successful season and cz DUSO championship go to Coach Vigli- one and next yec1r's Red Raiders. Good Luck! 1958 SCHEDULE Sept. 19 ., Awcry .. Nyack ,........ 25 .. P.l. .. 6 26 .. Away .. Kingston ....... 25 .. PJ. .. U Oct. 4 ,. Here ., Poughkeepsie 20 .. P.I. ., 19 17 .. Here .. Hudson ...,..... 19 .. P.I. .. 12 24 .. Here ., Saugerties ...... B .. P.I. .. 39 Nov. l .. Away .. Newburgh ..... 25 .. PJ. .. 7 8 .. Here ,. E. Stroudsburgh. 13 ., P.l. .. 12 27 .. Here .. Middletown .... 0 .. Pl- .. 40 borne pass. i Port Iervis keeps the Erie bell for the fourth consecutive year with runs like this one , dgainst Middletown. At a pre-season meeting. head coach Viglione trightl outlines the rules and regulations his football caudidiates will have to abide by. Coaches Short and Robbins twhite ierseyl are present to help select candidates. H. Boyd makes a iutile attempt to snag an air- Varsity Football Candids ' I . .-K ? Due to bad blocking by his teammates. an opponent is This year passing was Port about to hit dirt after being tackled by a Port player. l9rvis' strong ieature as il- lustrated by this completion. X. Startup is the receiver. Freshman Football FRESHMAN FOOTBALI. I. Hinkley, I. Brehm, M. Hadlick, R. De Groat, P. Cor- Top Row: Coach Mcllnay, L. Latini, V. Hem-ickson, W. rado, R. Curran, I. Gastmeyer. Bottom Row: K. Beecher, Forbes, W. Edwards, H. Vandermark, R. Crine, B. Bush- I. Millspaugh, B. Kolton, R. Goldman, I. McGaw, L. Weller, R. Reeves. Middle Row: S. 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LYLE WELLS I9 Hammond Street Port Jervis, New York DU'I'l'ON'S SERVICE STATION Cas - Tydol Products - Oil R.F.D. , Port Jervis Dial 3-3648 On New Jersey Route 23 DECKER 6' STRUTHERS Watchmakers and Jewelers RUSS DECKER-BRUCE STRUTHERS 9 Sussex Street Port Jervis, New York KARSTEN'S INN Home Cooking Breakfast - Lunch - Dinners Sandwiches - Cocktail Lounge Port Jervis, New York Phone 9-97Ol . TIME OUT RESTAURANT For the thrill of your life just visit our Pioneer Room Excellent Cuisine Cocktail Lounge - Dancing Where Routes 97 and 42 Meet Sparrowbush, New York Compliments of CRESENT SILVERWARE MFG. CO., INC. PORT JERVIS CANDY Cv SUPPLY CO. 24 Ball Street Port Jervis, New York CHARLES MELOI WHOLESALE Ir RETAIL Fruits - Vegetables - Produce Phone 4-O4ll Sparrowbush, New York ---- ----- A ---A-A --AA --AA A' -AAAA '----1 ---:po ------v- ------ SUNNYSIDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V. EDWARD KESHIAN AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE I25 Pike Street Phone 4-21 I2 Compliments of MIDDLETOWN RECREATION CENTER GIFTS - BOOKS STATIONERY BARKMAN'S HENRY H. DUNN FOOD MARKET Corner Ball and Owen Streets HOMETOWN CLEANERS We give Triple S. Stamps 36 Ball Street Port Jervis, New York oooooeo-gooooooooscooooooooocoooooooooco MEL'S MARKET A Good Meating Place Compliments of BANNER FASH ION THE STORE WITH MORE Ladies', GirIs', and Pre-Teen Wearing Apparel R. H. HAMILTON 8' SON CONTRACTING PAINTS 1 WALLPAPER I20 Pike Street Tel. 3-0244 A FRIEND FLO-JEAN Port Jervis, New York On The Delaware By The Bridge :: : : :ooooooooosooooooocoooooooo --- ...v... v-----9--- Qoooo-oo-coca. oooooooooooq oooooogooooooeg AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 186 Pike Street Fred G Elsie Wolfinger STA-DRA ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR Port Jervis, New York PORT JERVIS TRUCKING CO. Tri-State Renting Co. and G.M.C. Sales G' Services Success to the Class of 1959 HOMER'S SODA BAR AND COFFEE SHOP soooooosoooqogq ooooooooooooooooo-pooooooooooooocsooeaeoa-so Compliments of THE DEERPARK STORE GEORGE C1 GLADYS DOBBS 76 East Main Street VISERTA BROTHERS 109 Pike Street Compliments of MYRTLE'S SPECIALTY SHOP Best Wishes to the 59'ers CHARLES E. BIERLEIN complements of KAPLAN and Ll PMAN oooQooo::::::eo:::: ::::oo:::o::o::oo::oo E. F. CARROLL 8- SON, INC. THE Best IN usso cARs 92 East Main Street Best Wishes From LUCER'S 60 Front Street ERNEST G. ROSS PLUMBING 8' HEATING CONTRACTORS AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLERS Cuddebackville, New York PJ 4-9695 ' Compliments of KAY'S LUNCH 2 Jersey Avenue HOME COOKING -- HOMEMADE PIES AND CAKES POLAR BEAR SOFT ICE CREAM amzsecus nor oocs A-4' - 'A-- --AAoo-o- -oooooo -A-------o-----'- ---- oooo--A--- Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of l959 of PORT JERVIS HIGH SC HOCK BROTHERS Compliments of CUDDEBACKVILLE BUS NO. I4 mv: sus wu.L TRAVEL Compliments of WYANT'S FURNITURE STORE cl-IARCQAL snomao Sandy C' Jane' PJ - '59 sold me this space. HAMgURgER5 JIM COLE -- DIAMOND DIARY Matamoras, Penna. --a4:----A-- ' A----- Compliments of BAKERS GENERAL STORE 5' GARAGE Cuddebackville, New York PJ 4-9674 Ask For Judy 1 - - 3.4: ,vvv : : ooo: :oz co: :oc co: : :Qooo: :oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo THE TRI-STATE'S PUBLISHING COMPANY Publisher of Uhr Hninn QEEIZPIIP FOR OVER A HUNDRED YEARS PORT JERVIS' HOMETOWN PAPER TOP COVERAGE OF LOCAL SCHOOL NEWS Compliments of ' MARTI E'S SHOES MISS BARBARA I-IAIRSTYLIST Best Wishes PORT JERVIS LAUNDROMAT II6 Pike Street Compliments of KENNEDY RADIO fr TELEVISION R.C.A. VICTOR THE BANK OF MATAMORAS MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. oc- ,,.. v evvv, - A. W. SMITH PLUMBING Cv HEATING SALES cf senvlcs Phone 5-5304 THE HANDY CORNER CROCERIES - GAS - LAWNMOWERS SAW - SHARPENING 160 Jersey Avenue Port Jervis, New York MELOI'S BU I LDI NG SUPPLY COMPANY --:::o4:::::::::ooc:::::oo::: Compliments of IRVINC G' HARRY GOLDMAN Compliments Of F. cf F. cnenrr Jsweuns 65 me Sm' EDWARDS and CHERRY No extra charges for credit Compliments of BRI-nas SNACK BAR Building Contractors Compliments of SAL'S SHOE REPAIRING R.D. 2 Port Jervis, New York 7 Sussex Street MURPHY BUICK Telephone 5-4201 74 Kingston Avenue Port Jervis, New York LeSABRE - The thriftiest Buick ELECTRA - The Most spirited Buick INVICTA - The most luxurious Buick ::pot:yc::p: :::::::::::: ::::::: 92 - A ---- ---::::v4:::::::::::::::::::::1::::: Compliments of KRAUSS PHOTO SERVICE I l Sussex Street Phone 4-3414 for QUALITY WORK IN EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Compliments of PAT Cv LYN'S DELICATESSEN and BAKERY Pike Street Port Jervis SQUIRE DURR'S D 'O 'U 'G H 'N U T'S Milford Pike County Penna. SCHIP'S HARDWARE Cv SPORTING GOODS INC. Dealer in Spalding and Wilson sporting goods who lead in all sports 54 Front Street Port Jervis, New York Dial 4-0244 ::::::::Jc:::: :::::: Best Wishes to the Class of i959 TECHNIFLEX PORT JERVIS MARY'S SHOPPE LADIES' WEARING APPAREL I03 Pennsylvania Avenue Matamoras, Pa. Tel. 6-ZIO4 Compliments of DRAPL'S RADIO-T.V. - SALES 8' SERVICE l93 Pike Street Port Jervis New' York :::::no4:::ro4::::1ooc:oooo:::::o::oooooQoo -,v- .... -:::::::o::: vczgg: ::::oo-ooozc: ::: KELLY'S TAVERN Matamoras, Pennsylvania TEXAS LUNCH HOT DOC SPECIALTY IOV2 Front Street Compliments of HOTEL MINISINK PORT JERVIS BAKERY Tel. 4-6562 Compliments of the SUGAR BOWL Compliments of PENN GRILL Matamoras, Pennsylvania When you finish your further education your next move will be getting married. Then you will think about- LEVIN FURNITURE COMPANY 94 :::::: -::::::::ooo:::: ::::: ::::: :::::b: PIPPIT'S THE JEWELERY STORE OF DlSTINCTION In Our 57th Year ADOLPH R. CARLTON ROBERT A. CARLTON Compliments of WARN ECKE GROCERY STORE Compliments of NEW BAUER INN JUDD'S SERVICE STATION Clove Road Montague, New Jersey Compliments of MARKOVITS BROTHERS Congratulations from LEFFERTS NEWS SERVICE Compliments of GRAY FUNERAL HOME 77 Ball Street Port Jervis, New York -A--7 ---- soo - - -A--goo--oo ESSO CHICKS SERVICE CENTER 191 East Main Street Port Jervis, New York Phone 4-8861 Compliments of PORT VIDEO COMMUNITY ANTENNA SYSTEM Compliments of ANDERSON'S SERVICENTER DODGE Sales and Services Our Best Wishes ROYAL FURNITURE Callicoon, Florida Port Jervis, New York ---7-QQAAA PAUL'S HAIRDRESSERS 58 Front Street Port Jervis, New York Compliments of ISSAC SARGENT SAMUEL HUEDLER, Manager Compliments of THE COLONIAL INN 18 West Main Street Port Jervis, New York Compliments of D. E. LABAR LUMBER COMPANY. INC :::: ::::o:::: ------o--- --AA----4: 0-occ so-soc J ----- v .... ----v--- .... ---Q-1: vvvvvv oooo-cvooi:------:b--1--v-----zoo Compliments of J. O. RYDER RENDERING COMPANY TOWN AND COUNTRY Distinctive Ladies' Apparel Featuring THE BRIDAL STUDIO I 89 Pike Street Rayola M. McLaughlin Compliments of WESTB ROOKVI LLE GARAGE Westbrookville, New York Compliments of JUBILEE RANCH Your Home Of Western Riding Year Round Godetfroy PJ 5 Compliments of HAMILTON BAR Westbrookville, New York -2580 Compliments of VERSAGE MACHINE WORKS Cuddebackville, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF I O Sussex Street ooo-occ--Y-Y A c-'-A'-- PORT JERVIS Port Jervis, New York v---v-- ---- --v- --v--v ---vt------ 97 ::::::::ooo:::::::roo::1oc:o4::9oooooo-ooo C OUNTY NATIONAL BANK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK For All Your Banking At One Stop Ball and Sussex Streets Port Jervis, New York Compliments of WILBERT SPANCENBERG VAULT COMPANY Compliments of ARTHUR TROVEI fr SON Phone 5-8591 67-75 King Street BARNEY'S OIL SERVICE Port Jervis, New York oooooc:::Joooc::::: :::::::: ::::::b4: 98 oo QQQooooooooQ9ooooo Organ Lessons and Rentals HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS OF MIDDLETOWN 29 James Street Dl 3-4521 R. T. HUNTER IO Front Street Jeweler PHIL-BOB SPORT CENTER Phone 4-3091 Scott - Atwater Compliments of SID SAKOFSKY oooooooooooeooosooooooooooooooo pqooeooooo DOUG RICKERT WONDER BREAD HOSTESS CAKE WILLIAMS BROTHERS DISTRICT CREAMI RICH DAIRY PRODUCTS Best Wishes to the Class of '59 BONAE AMICAE CLUB Best Wishes SMITH GREENHOUSE AND FLORISTS TRI-STATES THEATER ::o4:::::Q:::::::AA::::poo4::o::::::r:::rooo 00-ooo-QoooogoooooocoooaooQsooooooooooooogoooeooooooooooooooao vooooooooco Compliments of CLOVER COTTON SHOP Misses AND womsws APPAREL HOBART KRAUSS MOBILE DEALER Best Wishes Class of '59 BUTLER COAL COMPANY 40 Mechanic Street Port Jervis, New York Best Wishes JIM and JEAN NEU'l'TS LI'L LAMB SHOP Distinctive Children's Wear 34 Front Street Port Jervis, New York Good Luck SOUTH OF THE BORDER ALITON'S PHARMACY, INC. The best in drugs and medicines. Orange Square, Port Jervis, New York Phone 4-7104 W. E. DEXTER Building Contractor Sparrowbush, New York A big success is usually the result of a big effort. AL'S MEN'S STORE 38-40 Front Street Port Jervis, New York -:rc's- AA-- ---- ---AA- ---- A... -------------- --- ' 'Y' '--- ---0 ----v ---v-------Y----v0-v-::::,:::::-:1:q:: 04 :cc ::::oooo::o::q:: Compliments of DEERPARK GAS COMPANY, Inc. Wholesale Distributors of BOTTLED GAS - RANGES - SUPPLIES Port Jervis - New York SMITHS NOTION STORE ANTIQUES - GIFTS - PAINTINGS STUDIO SHOP Route 209 - PJ 4-0696 Cuddebackville, New York Compliments of WESTBROOK PAINT AND HARDWARE WEST END MARKET T. Travis CHOICE MEATS - GROCERIES AND FROZEN FOODS I49 West Main Street Compliments of R. H. SWINTON A FRIEND Compliments of TRI-STATE ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Distributors of Supplies and Fixtures LAUREL GROVE GREENHOUSE Frank S. Weiss and Son Phone 3-7254 I I5 High Street Port Jervis, New York IOI Qoooeoooooooo::o::ooooo::oo:::::::: ----:ro--v--Qv-o-,---,,-g,--- ,.-. -,,v,,,, ,,,,,,--,,,,Yv- SKYDYNEIna Compliments of HAPPEY'S GROCERY STORE Hamilton Street PATRONS H. Friedman Lacine Handicraft James H. Whelan Si Berma Dr. lsreal Leon Sally Walker Curt's Sport Shop Francis Smith Hy Fromowitz Arne Almberg John Monahan BOB and DON'S MEN'S WEAR l2l Pike Street Best Wishes CHRIS CRAFT SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Caruthers T'0PiCa' Cfaff wu.uAM Bova AGENCY, :Nc MF. and Mrs. SChOOllT18kel' COMPLETE INSURANCE Bob and Bettl' Shop 2 Pike Street, Port Jervis, New York oooooooooooooooooooooo: : Q Phone 5-1201 ooovvv---- v ....-... oooo-vov-ooooooo.,,-- 102 ::3e::::::::1::o:::c::o:::::::::ooc::::o Compliments of JONES ICE CREAM WI LDE'R Best of Luck FISHER AUTOMOBILE SERVICE aus CARROLL SIGNS I I9 Hammond Street oocceooccooooooooooo LEVI F. PERCIVAL Plumbing and Heating Pumps Sold and Installed Phone 4-3435 21 Farnum Street Port Jervis, New York Compliments of KINGSTON AVENUE MARKET Best Wishes from KISSEN'S NEWS AGENCY :oc-CY- vv.. 1c--,- Y----scoot-aocoooooc::::ooc:::9ooc::t::::ooo ooeooogoooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ9000000-aooooooooooggoo-ogre QQQQQQQQQQ FREE DELIVERY JENK'S MARKETING SERVICE 221 East Main Street Phone 4-7181 Compliments of ANDMORE SPORTSWEAR CORP. 40 Pennsylvania Avenue Port Jervis, New York MEYER'S GULF STATION WE GIVE TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS High Point Road, Montague, New Jersey Compliments of KNIGHT FUNERAL HOME I9 Kingston Ave. FRANK CALEBRA STRAND BARBER SHOP JOHN PALERMO 133 Pike Street Compliments of BICCUM BROTHERS General Contracting W. T. GRANT COMPANY Compliments of ANCHELS DEPARTMENT STORE' No charge for looking HOME COOKING RYKERS QUALITY RESTAURANT 58 Front Street ::: :::::4::::o: :oo::o:::::::::: :oc:::::::::::so::::::oo::0220222222 ccccc cczcsoc : :oo9oo::ooooooooo ROBERT J. REISER Mono AND TELEVISION SALES AND ssrwlcs Phone: Milford 2620 LES FELTER Sparrowbush, New York Phone 4-9l6l Compliments of THE SPARROWBUSH BARBER SHOP Best Wishes LEVlN'S DEPARTMENT STORE I9-23 Front Street Best Wishes to the Class of l959 Compliments of THE CAM PUS SNACK BAR so9.0ooooooooooooooogooooooooo 00900000 Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1959 of Port Jervis High School GILLAN DER B ROTH ERS, Inc. Compliments of BURGER'S MUSIC STORE Baldwin Pianos and Organs latest in Pop and Classical Records 24 Front Street Phone 4-5485 Best Wishes to the Class of '59 PORT JERVIS DINER- -- - A.c--q:--- ---- ---------Q---,-----A-A ---'- ----A--94:-----ccoooooooooo uso- : : :: :1:::b4:::::roooo:::: ::: :0Qooc::::o::oooo::: : zooooooooooogooooooooooo ECKERT AND KING SERVICE STATION FRED ECKERT JEROME H. TANGEN General Insurance INS RE TODAY- BE SURLE TOMORROW EMERSON KING 124 Phk St t Gulf Products - Gulf Solar Heat I e ree Corner of East Main and Port Jervis, New York . Ph 4 0845 4 7954 Elizabeth Streets one ' 0' ' mai 3-3491 Compliments of FRED M MAMMEN COLPS chirbprader TELEVISION AND RADIO 53 Kingston Avenue :mono SALES Ano SERVICE Port Jervis, New York l88 Pike Street Phone 4-3071 Mllford 8-9691 EVERGREEN LODGE J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Milford, Pennsylvania Compliments of E. MOGLIA MAY WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR THE FUTURE HEALTH. HAPPINESS AND POSTERITY OF THE ENTIRE SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 BERTHIAUMES NEVERSINK LUMBER CO. 95 JERSEY AVENUE PORT JERVIS, NEW YORK 1:-I-10004: ---- :soc-:booc------94:-AA--AA '--- --cA A -OCA'-' --22022 T -152 IO6 --0: :o::o::ooo-oaQ-oso --- ----- -- oooooooo--oo Compliments of ALEXANDER HOTEL Compliments of SCULLY'S MOTEL Compliments of SMOLLlN'S Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Corporation BOLAND'S MEN'S WEAR Tux Rentals For The Prom 172 Pike Street luptownl Port Jervis, New Yor Congratulation to Class o QUACKENBUSH FUNERAL HOME f '59 Compliments of WONTZ Pike Street Port Jervis, New York Compliments of GAMO'S STORE Compliments of HENSZ'S GARAGE. INC. Best Wishes From PAUL CONNELLY ERIE DRUG CO. I I Fowler Street THE PRECRIPTION SHOP - - -oo- -o--- - - - -voo--- --o- -0--oo---ooooooooo 7 --,- v .... ooov-oo---vo- Aoooo: : : 3 3 ogoooooooqsooocooooooo- Best Wishes to the Class of '59 W. D. L. C. Compliments of W. C. STARTUP Electrician Cuddebackville, New York PJ 3-3269 Compliments of HENRY RUDERMAN May the future hold much success for each member of the graduation class of 1959. BEAKES TRAVEL SERVICE Branch Office 26 Front Street Port Jervis, New York Phone 4-6255 Compliments of J. E. ASHWORTH'S G' SONS West Brookville, New York For the Best in Blankets Compliments of ARTHUR C. HOAG Electrical Contractor Cuddebackville, New York PJ 4-9672 Compliments of NORMAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE :::::r-c:t:: :::::bc:::: :::::::: -,-o---- ---------- Autographs Autographs .'JX5X5N.4'X5X1'X,'NAf'Xf'X5X5X5X1'LN4'MN.5Nf'N5NGXGNJ'N5N.NfNJ'NNNJ'N.9Xu'X9NJ'N4'N5'Xa'N4NGMM'N.: X.f X5Xa'X5Xa'X:'N5N.a'Xa'Xa'Xf'X1'X? publishers of fine yearbooks since 1914 INCORPORATED 22 CALIFORNIA AVENUE 0 PATERSON, NEW JERSEY MULBERRY 4-4322 X5X9Xa'X4'Xf'NSXz'X4'Nf'N.'Na'XGN'X7MNN5NN:'N.9NFN5Na'X'Nw'YiN:'YJM'VaNN1'N'NN5X4'XiXR4'Xf'XfN9N5N'X.'Na N'M'Nf'N'N9'X9'M'N5X5' - -ef J :- , w.:-2 'X'-3:-ff V K7 51 - ' ' K , - fa. 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