Port Richmond High School - Soundings Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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lRLS' Leaders Club was organized for the benefit of all Port Richmond girls. In this club the gym leaders discuss problems occuring in their gym classes and try to find solution for them. The club aids Miss Zirbes, the faculty adviser, in supervising extra-curricula sports activities, Doris McLees, president, Anne Morrison, vice-president, Cecila Gumilar, secretary. HEER Port Richmond! Cheer Port Richmond! Long may it triumph! Without the Cheering squad her victories would be empty, for these girls add color and glamour to the games, With Ruth Salter leading them, and guided by Miss Mildred Hanisch, the girls urge the teams to victory with their gay, peppy cheering. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB AN t x, gc CHEERING CLUB K X, X E4 X , Seventy-t 0

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ckoss couN'rRY 5 X3 N Y ,Wt . GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM ai gif X lfffl mv X up X f X If . . Rv if Q Z' Seventy-one REAKING the tape in record times, the members of the Cross Country B Team have captured their R's through valiant efforts in inter-scholas- tic competition. Those pictured here are: Vic Valles, Alfred Molokie, Chris Schmid, Anthony Cascio, Pat Dauria, and Charles Fair. A SPORTY bunch of females have we in Port Richmond's Bowling Club. These girls, among them Doris McLees, Helen Allen, Doris Rippstein, Mildred Kvenvick, and Betty Clever-really can sail' the twelve-pounders down the alley and knock the pins for a loop-but definitely! An important item in their training to become expert women bowlers in the future is good sportsmanship, inspired by the able guidance of their instructress, Mrs. Raisch.

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SENIOR CALENDAR September l2 Back to school agasn Gosh st s great besng a Sensor September 26 G O dues' Class dues' Yearbook clues' Besng a Sensor ssn t all st s cracked up to be October IO Psctures taken for Yearbook lPrsnter had to change lens several tsmes tsll the cameras wouldn t wsnk any longer J October l3 G O play Follses of a Poor Young Man That remsnds us we have to fsnssh paysng our dues October 9 Clutch clutches Port Rschmond l-lsgh October l6 Clutch slsps October 27 Off to the Fasr but HOW we came home November 8 Mr Stuart could not clear up permutatsons and probablsty sn e Advanced Algebra class In the end we all had csrcles under our eyes November 9 Eugene Bungay esteemed pressdent of the esghth term class was caught gracefully slsdsng down a bannsster whsle actsng as an usher for Parent s Day when the new lsbrary was opened November Zl Soap boxes were drug out and polstscsans ksssed babses for today was the begsnnsng of the party campasgns for the Cv O November Z3 Thanksgsvsng Boy dsd we eat our share' December l Msdterms Oh for the lsfe of a saslor' December 22 Off for Xmas vacatson Dear old Santa and to thsnk we sasd we dsdn t belseve sn hsm January l There was a great rustle throughout Staten lsland as Port Rsch mond students turned over a new leaf January 22 REGENTS' Electsscsty bslls hst a new hsgh January 3l Socsal Scsence teachers lecture on monopolses But what could they say when Joseph Maloy walked off wsth 5 prszes on the nsght that half of our class left February 29 Notsceable sncrease of absences sn male populatson March ZG Fsrst day of sprsng Ah sweet mystery of lsfe March 22 Easter vacatson What dsd the Easter bunny brsng yo Yearbook dsstrsbuted Members of the staff go sn hsdsng X Seve ty th ee J T . . , . . . . , , , . . , - 1 . , , . 4 11 - 11 - I n 11 - - I 11 11 - . , . th . , I 1 1 , . I . , 11 11 - - - - 11 ' ll - 1 . . , . . I . 3 , - , . , . . . . . , . . . 2 ' . ' ' u? D I . . . . . X 1 Q Fl - F