Ravena Coeymans Selkirk High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Ravena, NY)

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lNIarie Rutkiewicz QW QW r4lI7JOZHIf't'l'.' Say. this is a hne group of young men and women we have here. You're Danny Persico, right? Why donlt you, as class president, tell the audience who the others are? Dari: Certainly. We have Harry Miller, vice-presidentg Ellen Winn, class accountant, Maria Rutlaiewicz, secretary, and the two student council repre- sentatives. Eva Hamlin and Dot Hansen. Azzzzozzzzcvrs How do you do? I imagine your senior year was quite a busy one. Dan, will you tell us briefly about your class? Dan: The first big eyent I recall was the dreamy Freshman Christmas Ball. After that carrie the usual class activities until 'Iune made the thoughts of graduation paramount in our minds. We were the first combined class to graduate from Coeymans under the co-operative plan. That sophomore year in Ravena. under the orqicership of Ezio Tozzi, Harry Miller, Margie Hansen and Joe Blicozzi was quite a get-acquainted yearg but young as we were, we managed to make our square dance and Shindig the talk of the town. When we returned as juniors with Harry Miller as our president, Willie Lee Lips- comb at his right hand, Ellen Winn to handle the finance and Margie Hansen to jot down the niinutes, the class really began to go places. We could still boast of profitable square dances, but even more important was the rightful pride we could take in our beautiful prom, Apple Blossom Ball. It netted us quite a profit, as well. Then we were seniors, rulers of the roost, planning and scraping for the Wlashington trip. The ham and turkey suppers delighted many a palate and the Cowbell Jamboree and Carnival set many a pair of feet dancing. Wie certainly put on a number of bake sales-but nothing was as important to us as our VVashington trip. Boy, it will long be remembered! The publishing of this yearbook and graduation ended our high school careers, liappy and wonderful ones for us all. E Harry lNIillar Dan Pcrsieo Ellen Winn Eva Hamlin Page Five

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STARS tell us a little bit about your- self. Speak right into the mike now. And our first star is . JAMES CRANDALL-Crandall I l1I'tlI'f!t' e'xprr.fvior1: O.K., U.K., non' brat il, will yu? A liberal chap. always in the wrong place at the wrong time, but tries to keep outxof trouble. Good thing if you can do it, eh Jinnnie? Leaves his grey ofhcers cout to anyone who dares wear it. Intramurals 3, 4: In Trouble 2: 3, 4: Coronation Attendant 4. Following his happy school JUNE DOLLERY-Dollery l uz'r1rf1r vxjlrrffxioni Olaf ff'i'jn'r.i Boy what eyes! She likes living in geiieral, und not only has ll cult sense of humor, but enjoys being a good sport. She lt-:ut-s lim braniin, ' ' i 4 Di iinitns l lilnnx 'l 4 smile to Suzie Bevier. Chorus l, 2, l', : 'z G,A.C. 2, 3, 4, sec. 4, san' and shit-iii 2, fs, 4, hindi-0,7 sf if lIIll!T2iXIllllI'3lS 3, 4: Cv..-X.C. Team 4: Bowling fi: .l.V. Cheerleader fl, Ynrsily 4: llono Society 4: Student -Council 4: Hall of Faine. After graduation, work. CHARLES PAUL DU CLOS-Charlie Forever trying to collect ticket money from Us seniors. What fun, eh Charlie? The fellow that returns friendliness for friendliness. Youre .i good Joe, Charlie, and keep that sniilc. Boys Chorus 4: College Club 4 Dancing Club l. A succews.ul career in thc field of art is Chzirlieis ainbi tion for the future. Churlie's ability to have ti good time in Study llall is lelt to Bob Traver. Clays, our senior Romeo will continue to work at some place known only to late. ANN DALTON-Ann I a:'orilf fXlIfz'.Uflll!f Quitlt like ll bunny. 'Fhe girl with the red tape wiound around her ring. Ill sure hate to get hit with it. -What a personality! Boing!! This cutie has bequeathed her square dancing 'to any junior who thinks he or she can do as well. Dance Club Newspaper 2: 4: G.A.C. 3, 4: Drainatics -l: Chorus l, 2, fl: junior -Play J. WS hen the right one comes along, some lu:-ky firm will be employing Ann. RUTH DIEDERICH-General Favurile expression: Are you l:ifldin.7 Always has a. good joke, is forever causing Ellen Winn to have spasms, good sport, what a laugh she has!!! Ruth leaves her Veronica Lake hair-do to Louise Palmer-Hubba! Yearbook 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Honor Society 4: Hall of Fame. After graduation some college will claim Ruth so all near-by institutions watch out, lcause here she comes. SHIRLEY DIXON-Dickie Favorite e.x,l1rr'.r.fiorz: O bro-llzerl, Laughing isn't a hard taskofor Shirley .to perform, llighty, always patting somebody on the back, rf we go into the wild blur- with Shirley's steady hands giving hot coffee to the fpass outsfl Shels going to be Zi stewardess, you know. Chorus: Dancing Club: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Arts and Crafts 3, 4: J.V. Cheerleader 4, Head Cheerleader: Bowling 3, 43 Christmas Pageant 4. She leaves herlknack of calming down nervous Jay-Vee Cheerleaders to anyone who thinks they can do it. M ,, .7 ,C ffl AW ts f a s at Q f N MO sff M f sa 4 4k Wa f XQM f W W If -1 f f sW , ,t We , 10, Q . ,,,,, 5 so X Z 4 2-. W 5 -I J: ,219 f . 4 - f . -, H 5 'iii 5 X si ., ' I Sf! tiff 175.5 , .. , : , Q f, qs 1, , :, for ,, f' 1 f f fi ' I ' ' 'ef , ,Q A JAMES FARINELLI-Shamby lfarworiie r'iprf't.xion: Huh??.7H Nothing , , , never a dull moment when he's around. Shamby leaves his ability to think up fast ones to Roger Mulligan. Band l, 2, 3, 4: lntrumuruls 2, il, 4: l.R,C. 2: Mixed Chorus 3: l3oys,Ch0rus 4: Industrial Arts Club 4: Boys Club 1. lt's oFf to Business College for our friend Farinelli, Good luck! unfriendly about Jimmy, always a good word for evervbodv, and GERALD TAYLOR FINKE-Gerry Favorite r'i11re.i5in:l: Gn .t', The l43'er with a quick come-back and it's usually a joke: funny, too. What a smile! Seldom seen without a certain blonde. Boys Chorus 4: Track 4: Football 4: Yearbook 4: College Club 4: Junior Play: Science Club 3, 4: l.R.C. 3: Class Treasurer lg Intramurals l. 2, 'l. 4: Newspaper l. 4: Band l: Dancing Club. Gerry says: quote, On to college and n happily married life. 'l'o Guy Colburn, Gerry lr-axes hi- ability to get out of class in a hurry and to get into them late. Page Seven