Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1960 volume:

4 BR NDERSMW U60 RSDALE HIGH SCHOOL RSDALE, NEW' YORK 0If'QlfUOI L nf ufzr Lord Ayebury Art captures the beauty and truth rn the dally l1fe of each of us lt can be seen ln the grace of a football play er the prec1s1on of a scxen e expenment the eloquence of an effeetlye speech the symmetry of a geo metr1e hgure the glow of unclerstanchng betyyeen two people Most thlt we elo not talye t1me to look at tt But the SCHSIIIXC eye of the xrtlst yyhether he be yyrlter musician palnter or photographer sees the essentul element The lrtxst offers us hls representmon of beluty 1nd truth incl by lf rey1t1l1zes us In thrs yearboole yye haye tr1eel to lofle rt our hyes tt beirselale l-hgh School yyrth 1rt1sts eyes and to shoyy you the truth incl bexuty 2 'Bly Il? e 11111 mffm f,fflIl'L'7'l. to ffrwf . ' '1 r life. 'I p A 4 . A L A ' Q 2 .A ' ' I '. 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S11 trmlnz ul! r Stlmufrm Nlr Rohert Almx 1Almn11sfm!11eAst1t1 ntl Supermtendent Slnte the retirement of Dr Arthxbald Shww the xdmlmstmtxon of Unlon Free School Dlstrxet No l h IS been ln the upible hands of Actxng Superintendent Dr W Plul Allen md hls st nfl During, the yur the slme smndtrd of excellence his been muntuned 1n our sthool hs these xererxn Qt lf9LlllC eduutors School Pss chologlst IS IU ehlrge of ulmlnrsterlni., and lnrlszxng tptltucle mtl xoutxonal tests The results of the tests enxble Mrs Blllenter to nd the student nn IIIIIYIIUE, the hnbhest goals of xxhlth he IS uplble mtl xn hndxng, the plate rn llfe for which he IS best sulted Her gundxntt supplements thtt oflcretl hx the dems md teathers A' l s H11 lx Dah ,-.1-a-if g, A -. K. X ' N I. .. , l' .' ..' if .. ' - f t1', af. , '.' ll ' 'V ,twr1f1... 'l . . ,K ,p rf' fl ', ,A . 4' 1 , ri 2 z 1 .L ' '. ' LALA' Mrs. Bnllenger, the school psychologist, with the assistance of Mrs. Daly. her secretary. L--A'1Lt'4k- . ' 4 . . 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I l.Setn!.4v'. to,MfvffwfPlltfmfffgllf1 PTA Mr Rlthard Wxnsloyy Mlss Emxlxe Ruth Dodge Mrs Thomas W Brockbank tPrer1denl1 Mrs lrvrng Moskowxtz lferrelaryl Mr Olxver W Melchlor PTA The Scarsdale Hlgh School Parent Teacher Assoclatuon concerns ltself wlth studymg quesuons such as the followlng What does the hlgh school expect from 1ts students' How can educatron be adapted to meet the demands of a rapldly changlng world' How can the school stalf and the communlty members work together to further this goal' In studyrng these problems the P T A has general meetmgs at whlch leaders from the field of educanon speak and specral meetmgs at whlch th problems of lndrvrdual grades are dlscussed In addrnon the PTA publnshes I-lrghllghts a newsletter four nmes a year Open House IS planned annually rn cooperatxon wlth grade mothers All of these actlvmes are under the gundmce of the Execunve Board headed by Mrs Thomas W Brockbank Board of Ed ucatlon As the chief goyermng body of Scarsdale Hugh School the Bolrd of Education must shoulder the myrxad problems and responsxbllrtnes of school management The Board provldes tcachlng admxnnstranye and ma1ntenance staffs It surveys hnanclal needs and establlshes a vrorl-:mg budget In addltxon rt formulates school polncy and approyes school curriculum The Board xs headed by ohn P Edmondson one of its sexen members All members are elected for three years The Board works IH conyuncnon vu 1th the actlng Superintendent 79 W5 f .gran BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr john S Snyder Mrs Roger B Jones Mr john P Edmondson CPreJzden1j Mr Josxah Wlllard Mr Dyke Brown Mr Ralph Dumas Dr W P Allen Not Pxctured Mrs El1otP Hrrshberg Mr Norman Smeltzer . . L , - . . . . Y Y . V Q i . x 1 K . ' ' It A . . 4 7 . 4 ' ' ' , . ' ' Q A ' , ' ' . t . ' 'I V . K h V K of Schools, Dr. W, Paul Allen. l rry' ff! f A 1 T , , - .u A f ', 'M a I ' D 2 . . , . , , , , I A , D- , - , . , . . . . 1 5' 5 a Oliver W, Melchior, Principal 1 wa 1 . Us,. .,,, YT? Mrs. Anne Austin, Seuelarli Io Principal Principal Mr. Melchior is more than the chief executive of Scarsdale High School. His fine judgment, high ideals, and aimiable countenance make him an inspiration to students and faculty alike. When Mr. Melchior speaks, he reaches each person in his audience, His words are wise and thought provoking. His friendly spirit, his faith in the students and faculty, and his sense of humor enrich the impression his wisdom makes. But our principal does not limit his contact with school members to the podium. At football games, dramatic productions, and other school activities, he is an interested and loyal spectator. On an individual level, Mr. Melchior has offered advice to many G. O. officers, club presidents, and ordinary school citizens not on official business. He shows further interest in the students and faith in their maturity by encouraging privileges, such as the honor system and senior seating at assemblies. We could not wish for a more respected person as our principal. The Office Staff The office staff combines efficiency with patience through- out each school day. Everyone in school, from Mr. Melchior and the deans to the faculty and the pupils, comes in contact with this valuable staff. Its members handle faculty mail, o.k. early dismissals, and deliver mothers' frantic messages. to list just a few of its widespread services. In the midst of all our activity, its reassuring to know that the oflice staff is one of the calm and reliable institutions at school, one that we can depend on and do appreciate. l l ADMINISTRATIVE STAFEI Mrs. Thelma Briggs, Mrs. Louise QL if GENERAL OFFICE STAN: Mrs. Hynes, Mrs. Larroll, Mrs bhannon ,ff ' 1 Y' f 'fl .5 4? Mr Gmrgew Pauli Mrss Eleanor Chamberlm X4 Mr Stefznli Corbrn cn Mrss Thelma FrtzGerald Mrss Katherm Sheehan Deans Because the deans brxng vullmngness and competence to thelr responslbllltnes they make the four years of h1gh school more meamngful These mentors help each student plan a schedule that vull challenge but not oy erwhelm hxm They carefully plan a course that meets the student s needs and mterests DUflUg h1s semor year they axd hxm ln findmg a college suxted to his personallty abnlxty and lnterests I countless other sxtuatnons the deans supply the student mth understandmg that helps hxm aclyust to his lxfe at school Certamly no one IS more famxllat wlth the multltude of problems faced by hxgh school students nor could anyone gulde the students to better solutxons ll-X lv DEANS SECRETARIES Mrs Marcella Tweddle Mrs Ruth Ann Schmidt Mrs Beatrlce Maxson Q9-' Miss Garnet M. Almes Mr. Harry A. Alshin Mrs. Frances Bartlett Mathematics Dept. Music Dept., Cadet Band English Dept. Head Symphony Orchestra Creative Writing Mr Lyford P Beveridge Latin Dept Head General Organization Mr George E Bolam Citizenship Education Dept Forum Mrs Doris G Breslow English Dept Mr Willard S Briggs Music Dept Head Concert Band Twirlers Physical Education Dept Varsity Club Mr. Gordon W. Berg Mathematics Dept. Advertising Club Mr. Luke F. Beckerman Arts and Crafts Dept. Head, Publicity Club Promotion Committee 3A .lac U19 .SQ M By the time he reaches graduation, the average high school senior is able to look back over his educational career and see a meaningful pattern to what might have seemed like unco ordinated bits of learn ing This is true because the faculty has worked diligently to make it that way By constant vigilance toward the goal ol useful education, the faculty has established a curriculum that meshes The English Department instructs the student in the art of com munication, in saying and Wfltlflg what he means and in understanding maui- 'l'l l'w id Ilia A B Q 1 hai V683 iff hu. ax l Mr David H Buchanan NURSING STAFF Mrs Florence Pastetnak QSecretar', r Miss Florence Grunert 14 e ' af Hffilvv K i ffl .A .A In I , . t -Wil -PW '- Z-.. hi. 1 D W I-. wig xy , f N- 1 V -,NWS A Mr. Bradley I.. Bunker Mathematics Dept. Aviation Club, Rifle Club . .,z, Mr. Salvatore Catania Driver Ed. and Phys. Ed. Dept., Traffic Committee N gf .V p. ,L ' ' I ,bmi 'fi Mr. john L. Clark Science Dept. Radio Club -f Out to munch. Mr. Corbin, Miss FitzGerald, Mr. Tew, Miss Chamberlin, Mrs. Ballanger, Miss Hetzler, Mrs. Haight what others mean The painful practice of composition gradually be Mr Richard A Clark S D pt comes easier as the students familiarity wtth words increases The Prdi:ildbnC1ub subtle differences, the shades of meaning, the correct combinations be come his property And as the undcrstanding of individual words and their use grows, he finds himself carricd into the realm of ideas of the great literary artists In this realm hc makes his first contact with questions of man in relationship to himself to other men, and to the Mr john F Cone 1' 'I universe He begins to comprehend divergent philosophies, to weigh English Dept Dramatic Workshop them and to extract some beliefs of his own When the student goes to his history class, many of these beliefs Miss DorothyB Connor Mr Andrew F Crafts Mr Kaare Dale Mr Rmhard Dayenporg Mr joseph Derse Citizenship Education Mathematics Dept Head Arts and Crafts Dept Science Dept Mathematics Dept Dept Forum Bulletin Board Color Guard Camera Club Committee Mu Alpha Theta '1 . , . . . . . I U 0 . ' x Y . . . . . . . . iv ' . . . 5 t- i 'T . 44 ,, , L Q S4 51 - , 1 f ' ,gfggg H , ' Q C A - . gr Mrs Lxllran Desoe Busmess Educatxon Dept Miss Emelne R Dodge Engllsh Dept Sensor Class Advzsor Servnce Commnttee Lost and Found Mass Ehzabeth Dyer Engllsh Dept Mr Walter Ehret Musxc Dept Concert Choir Choralettes Glrls 'A' Chorus M1xed Chorus Mr John Farrow Scxence Dept Mr Lou1sW Flaccus Jr Englxsh Dept Dramatxc Workshop -rv' '.a-lilhik'-L 4'-3. as xxxx 1. x 'ills sg, xi, n Sail' Fury on the sxde Imes Mr Buchanan O Sal can you see? Mr Caramg go w1th h1m As he studles the French Revolutlon, lf means more to h1m for havxng read A Tale 0 Two Cztzef The Industrxal Revolutxon becomes a b1t more s1gn1f1cant for havlng watched the changes that took place durmg the lxfe of Sllas Marner The Norman Conquest lS not just another campalgn because the student has seen the effects If had on h1s language, llterature, and even on hrs way of l1fe Conversely llterature becomes more than just an ndle pastime 1n the lxght of the hlstory that produced II The study of forengn languages further broadens the student s v1ew Through language he ga1ns 1ns1ght mto the people of the world He Mr Joel Forbes Mr Gordon Geer Mass Gwendolyn Mathematlcs Dept Cmzenshnp Educatnon Glendennmg G O Bursar Dept Modern language Dept French Club Nl' ,fr ' 9 , 8 , x '..L.l1..-----. -- ' TH... -...---. -5-'N -.fxtcxc Q' ,, wx- -.mf 'f Q . M' .f .,, . h 1 '7' N-:Fe W -1 4-M Q -hfIf4: '-5,fxlHkf l , U U + A .N.iwsQ,.x'sQt . .,.. 4 ,X . , M 'A .'a' K .w J . 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' .a-' +s.'1.'SQ N x -A - - , , . . -n - . . i Y ' 1 . , . . . , . , , ,.4 .-x ID- Mr Warren F Goodxe Mr Elwood M Gray Dr Elbert Gross Mrs Ruth B W Mr Herbert J Hanson Ed Dept Dept FTA Dept Mathematics Dept 15 able to approach them on the1r own territory in books by them in the1r own tongue He learns about customs, attitudes, folk lore, and a great deal of hlstory In a shrinking world he better understands the people wlth whom he must hve H15 own culture assumes new 1m portance as he sees influences that shaped If The science department gxves the student knowledge about htm self as one of nature s creatures As he studies the plan of nature from elements through the most complicated organisms, the student sees himself as a part of something bigger Things which were awesome to early c1v111zat1ons and thlngs which 1nsp1red mvths are explained Mr Robert P Haseltme Speech and Dramatlcs pt Box Office Managers Production Club Ushers Club Mrss Donnette Hatch Citizenship Education Dept Foreign Student Committee Mr john S Hemmerly Speech and Dramatxcs Dept Head Thespians Dr. Florence M. Hetzler Modem Language Dept. French Club Copper Oxide, anyone? Mr. Tripp Mr. Eugene F. Hilliker Science Dept. .i - X , 1- ' A 1- 2 A f ,4 , 'tx ., 1 -X as-f x f s l Diivei Ed. and Phys. citizenship Ediikiifioii cifiiiisiiip Education 'Haight ' ' Arts and Crafts Dept - i De ., E si' , , - g I , f ,Z Mr Randall L Holden Mr Leroy Mr Richard R Mr John N Jamison Mrs Gladys Kellogg Modern Language Houghton jr Howard Business Education Modem Language Dept Dept Head Mathematics Dept Modern language Dept Dept Head School Store French Club Rifle Club Spanish Club Miss Irene E Kent Physical Education Dept Miss Louise Koegel latin Dept Latin Club for hrm Viewing man s legends and myths in the light of scientific knowledge keeps the student constantly alert questioning A firm foundation for the upper reaches of philosophy is supplied by the student s classes in mathematrcs In a world in which numbers play an mcreasrngly significant part students at Scarsdale find them selves well equipped to undertake a study of the magic of figures As the scientist, engineer, and statistrcran assume greater importance in our crvrlizatron, our Mathematics Department follows each develop ment and brings to the student whatever IS vital to hrm ust as the student requires an understanding of himself and his Mr Carl A Ladensack English Dept Bandersnatch Mr George M Lawson English Dept Q-.! Miss Barbara F l.eNorr To be, or not to be Mrs Plume Amoeba views Ricci s retina Mr Rncci, School Librarian A Amoeba A. -14 .JK e ff V Y 7 . . i I' i Leaders' Club i , - - - - , - 4 . 9 ' I 'Y X l World Historians. Mr. Mandeville fellow men, he needs an outlet for the emotions he feels. Music offers this outlet. The music and words of songs exhibit all man's emotions. As the student plays or sings the masterpieces of man's creative urge, he recreates for himself the emotion. From early morning until late in the afternoon, the music tower, stage, and orchestra pit ring with the voices and instruments of Scarsdale students. Eventually, some of these students may be led to create music for themselves, to give audible form to what they feel. Expression of themselves in a non-verbal media is made possible by the Arts and Crafts Department. Beauty is a necessary food for Mr Edwin Mandeville Mrs. Eleanore Marshall Migg Louise A, Mayef Citizenship Education Modem 130511388 DCPI. Mathematics Dept. Dept. Head German Club A Y' Wqsi' ,. - lx If W X . gs, .. Mr. Clinton S. Leonard Driver Ed. and Phys Ed Dept Head Miss Mary Jean Lewis Mathematics Dept. Mr. Rodney A. Ljostad Arts and Crafts Dept. Printing Club Mr. John H. Mack Science Dept. Miss Ellen Magnuson Home Economics Dept. Head Mr. William F. McCart Reading Dept. Y fn. Mrs. Emily McDonald Latin Dept. Junior Red Cross 919- Mnss Jean McLaury School Lnbrarxan Lxbrary Staff Y 1 X'-4 Health and Physical Education Dept Gnrls Athletrc Assoclauon Mr Pntnck A Menna Dnver Ed and Phys Ed Dept Mr Franklm G Myers Engllsh Dept Maroon Mr Ira G Newhn Scnence Dept Head N... X. What we need ns a good old fashnoned ana In Ernest Mr Paxnter tomy lesson Mr Dale mans soul He feeds on art1st1c represenratlons of h1mself and h1s surroundmgs In classes on our flrst floor a Scarsdale student fmds ample opportumty to explore the varlous ways that men through the ages have used to portray somethmg of themselves The sketches, paxntmgs, sculptures, and mobnles that are produced there find therr way 1nto exh1b1ts 1r1 cases, hallways, and rooms Everywhere m our school are two and three dlmenslonal expresslons of the afIlSflC ab1l1t1es of the student body Physlcal bodles are g1ven thexr share of attentlon too The Physlcal Educatlon Department works hard at keepmg the student populatxon Englnsh Dept English Dept Mathematxcs Dept Health and Physxcal Modern Language Dept Chess Club Ed Dept Bridge Club .1 gf, 1 4 L N I X X f X fun - ' ,V tp . E J ru I , Miss Dons A. MeLees 1 'j -'I 7 , '. 'I .l ' - A 3 1 ll A C , xl I w 'f' ' S A V ' ' - 'V 1 'ff 'fin Mr Ernest l.. Painter Mrs. Mary Plume Mr. Albert S. Pratt Mrs. Marvel Reese Mr. Charles L. Reid jr w , Q fi- ' L 931' XI Mrs. Marie Reutiman Mr. Ralph V. Ricci Mr. William H. Mrs. justina Schnyer Mr. Martin Shaw School Nurse Science Dept. Schmidt Physical Education Dept. Driver Ed. and Science Club Physical Education Dept. Cheerleaders Physical Ed, Dept physically sound In the classroom and in the extra curricular program a variety of exercises and skills are taught Students are directed rn drills to develop all their potential For in Scarsdale the faculty realizes that a sound mind and a sound body are essential Thus the student finds himself with a broad and co ordinated back ground in many areas as he graduates He has a flrm foundation on which to build further education, or he is prepared to face life with a degree of understanding of its complexity But no matter where he goes, he will forever bear the molding marks of Scarsdale High School Mr Loren W Shores Modern Language Dept Mrs Elizabeth H Steele Citizenship Education Dept Mr William H Uh Steele Jr Citizenship Education Dept Citizenship Committee Honor Committee Xl Mr Leroy Stemer Driver Ed and Phys Ed Dept No one shoots below a 98 on my 'cam Like father like son Mr Paut? Son of a Mr Houghton Pauff Mr Paul D 'few Citizenship Education Dept Mr Paul Trnpp Dr Frank J Tutera Mass Marne Anne Mr Arthur H Pressboard Engltsh Dept Enghsh Dept Maroon if Wa Mr Samuel Withers English Dept Jabberwock Pursuxt Semor Class Advxsor Mr Fredenck H Wohlers Physncal Educauon Dept A bxte of lunch nn the pursuit of knowledge Make that ham on rye. Dr. Gross s- . f 5 Science Dept Englnsh Dept Vnllance Welsbach -'sa' CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr james Theodores M Ive always wanted to do an Kurt Puff Mr Arthur Stanley Mrs Franklnn Myers Gerard Cafeterla and Custodlal Staffs The cafeterra and custodxal staffs are alxke m that they anucnpate our needs and provxde for them eflicxently The food m the cafeterla has been good and desplte the rlslng costs the pr1ces of lunches have contmued to be reasonable For the teacher who needs a new llght bulb or the student who needs a jammed locker opened the custodians are t e hx 1t men In add1t1on to such emergency tasks the custodlans dally tend to the care and cleanmg of our school abstract mural CAFETERIA STAFF Fnrst Row Mr james Kelly, Mrs Lucy Manello, Mrs Rose Tortolano Second Row Mr Thomas Mack, Mrs Mary Sullrvan, Mr George Ouellette, Mrs Edith Palumbo 6' , A Q '1 K 1 1 H ' ' ' f A F f' f . x , ,X ,, T . sf ' 53 I ' 1 , 15 . - ,, ' i. - 7 :-f ll' .X 'Liv , . 5 ,V 1:3 M ' f Kill, V - .A..Vv+:r-,.,L..A ,, it 'F'-G A ' 1 . V , r. ' , . , . ' 7 5 . , h . . . , 81110115 UNK IN cft 771113 I I 1121711 B111 wuz .fr 414 rmfx 121 I 4 mnr lxah11lC11lwrm . f ' kg'.lIf?Z1g' .ff Nuff if . ' r 7' , L 'V . .f lawn .fn fa V fn: 5 1 6 LIBBY BETH ABRAMSON Snack barrED The original bub ble and bounce Muchle lurkx behmd those ey 61 0 blue JUDITH NAN ALTSCHUL udy Angelic look Alw1ys gnves her best NANCY P ANNIS Endless stream of charter Dulcer I haze houghl golden 0pl7Zl071J tones ll l mm a mm of peop They conquer uho they hehe: e they can Let us look back over our ruzt ul our years, BIRGIT MARGUERITE ANDERSON Swecllsh capers Dnmples dum plm gs A ace 1l :th gladnen ozenpread Jo t mz1leJ by human kmdnefx href! DAVID CHARLES ANDERSON Spnke MARIANNE CAROL APPEL Poet Laureate Easy going ln dlvlduahsr Her crowning blory APPEL of hxs e e AJ 11 man 0 Jeme and A871110 he l Jay! nlufb yn eu u Ofdj Sb? Nllllf bl. dfdflj lfff 0716.1 dlflfll 26 STEPHEN B. ARVAN Arv Ready grin . . . Young man of '60. The qmet man 1: richer lban zlae crmwz. PAUL H. ASEN F ingers IRA A. ARLOOK Tall Paul . . . ASE is high. hw Right to the point . . . Poker face. Knowledge if more than equivalent Reading maker a all man to one medztatzon a pro onnd man clzfcourie a clear man To our gay tzmes and sad, our laughter and tears JOEL ASH You cant get me mad You can count on him Men o ew wordi are the bert men JEANNETTE ROSE ATWOOD PAUL HOW ARD ARONSKY Smorgasbord delight Activn Worm tively yours Man with a racket Paul dark Notlazng 11 Jo strong ar genlleneu and handsome notlnzng fo gentle ar real flrengtb The orce o bu oun ment maker III own nay 27 CAROL MARTHA AUSTIN AUSTIN Really Golden goalxe Much mirth and no madneu all good and no badneu CLELAND FREDERICK .2 BAKER JR Fred BARBARA J BARON Trreless tenor Double barrel Bobbi pntcher He seem: to be a man :prung Friend to the end A cute angle ,om mm-fel If I do ww a frrendxlnp Ill NANCY GRANT BANKER Nance Bur I need em or I cant see per orm it to the end All of Scarsdale s a stage, and all the people sayers Contagxous glggle I play the game o life wztb a Jtrorzg heart BARBARA ANN BARKAN Babs Drama Mama The look wnrh the lifted eyebrow You may learn from the expreuxon m my eye: JAMES M BEALL, JR ' Sandy Fast man wlrh ner gams Carry me back to ol' Vnrgmla He 45 uorlby of laonor, who wzllelh the good of every man 5 l ' f- ' U l l l f . . fl . MARK S BEISER Im sm e Secrets of sleep Men of few word: are the ben men ALAN STUART BENET MARY TINA BEALL just for the record Isnt llfe Tyna wonderful' REED1n wrntm n rxthmetrc He wax a fhrewd pbzloxopbef BEALL on her toes Her utr ber mannert all who Jaw admzred Of Shakespeare s zambzc pentameter BARRY STEVEN BERNSTEIN Speaks his mmd cockeyecl pessl must Had tongue at wall and yet wa: never loud ELAINE SYDNEY BERNSTEIN BECK!-EY She of the melllfluous tone --Emleu Velvet vonce ERNEST ANDERSON The Importance of Bemg Ernest Tha, you alone We you The best of Beckley The man that blufbed :J not alwayx Juch a brute ' 'gl . ff 1 A f f sl, ff A fl 29 f CHARLES DAVID BING Chuck The Cl-lUCKle . . . Effervescent. I have no ambition lo Jee a goodlier man. JASON NEWELL BISHOP Knows alot about a lor of JAMES BLUMNER m The unxpoken word never doef Km ,num Deh drated any harm humir P y rhmgs I The glory of a firm capaczouf mznd Mr Pratt, Mr Pratt he s our man' MARY JANE BLACKBURN Oh :hose lucky parnents T e flame of Fnre Island More :J thy due than all can pay MARK STEPHEN BLAU llllon dollar smllc The Age WILLIAM TAYLOR of Innocence BOUCHELLE JR The real character u ound out 1 b b 1 y U amwemen I Con Edlsons nghr hand man Thats our boy Bull Let Juch teach other: who 30 themxela ex excel .Jaya J.B .... . ,,J. ,, f , ' . . . h V J' S I 1 ' . U T 1 I f 3 f ' Ae A A ' f B'll ELIZABETH BREWSTER Betty Argyle abllnty B Thu maulen o the quret way: and graceful mzen I be can t do tt, neztber can KATHERINE BRICK Kate The Vnllage Vamp Brlght as BRICK A runmng rwer of merrzment BONNIE DUVAL BURROWS n . Madras madness More bounce to the ounce It J purely a matter o Jkzll which all may obtam rf they wzll' MANUEL CALERO South of the border Que tal? Might ua: the mearure of rzgbt PHILIP MOORE CARPENTER P 1 Teacher m the makmg Careful Carpenter A wrt z not jirrt zn the very firrt lme NANCY CHAPIN Chape Unmxstakable walk Hand tn hand wxth fun Eye.: that flood wztb laughter and cbeekf that pale the fore 31 W , 1 1 f A I ' , 1 f 1 if . I .. ., . . . 5 ' . . . f 0 . V f , . . the average college freshman. .. h.1.. .' .f I J . f' ' I I . . . . a J JUDITH PATRICIA CLEAVER Cleave Date bait . . . Bouncin' blond bob. Friendxhipk a noble name: 'tif love refined. EDWIN CARLYN COHEN Dmny PATRICIA E CONWAY at G O man Kmg Cohen May he alwayf have enough Jenxe to Jtop before work kzlly hzm PUIHCY PIOCIUCI PATICIHS the wall I count not the votey 0 the fckle mob The peaceful earth wzth snow, MARTHA ELEANOR COHEN Mouse Krhhutzer Blushmg beauty A zhmg of beauty IJ a joy orever BARBARA L COLLINS Collms ns the best Arf Arf H HOLLY GENE COOK o Truth ezer lozely Jmce the uofld began Long Islander SERVICEable Wit :J olly unleu a uue man hath the keeping o rt hlanketed ' --.-we .V , ' ' , . . . on f . . . f I . f Q . 1' A 3 53 ll , . N In . , f V. . f .U 32 JOAN EDMEE COSTERG Hemmerly s helper Intellngence us The meek Jhall tnhent the earth We d turn on our radzos to school we must go JAN ICE DOROTHY CRAW ..Jan,. Actress xn the maknngs Behmd the scenes Touch ur gently, time WENDY E DANNETT BAND alde Qulck smlle and faxr deal Suhlzmely mzld a :pmt uzthout :pot JOHN H DARROW ac Muscular and mental power ack 15 nlmble jack ns qulck Honor and truth and manhood thexe are the thing: that Jtand RICHARD MICHAEL DAVIDSON Dnck Dapper Dxck Guy on the go Pfam plodding zndurtry and Joher uorth CAROLYN MAY DAWN Carrie Schaffer all around lmoxlcaung eyes Muna IJ the umvenal language of mankznd '52-' as 1 JOHN BURTON DELACK Vna the Vnllage Math Man The true Jirong and found mmd u the mmd that can embrace equally real thmgr and :mall STE F ANY DELAZZERO Steflie DeLazz For pizza s sake Ive got to get JUNE FELICIA DIAMOND another permit Punctualxty a goal Sparkle The outward and wnhle ugn 0 an lemy mward and .rpmtual grace P DIANNE TONI DIAMOND D.D.T .... Im just wild about..-........ Sparkling eyeff and merry lcpr Her: man he a mmd of no common order Once upon a tzme, a long tzme a o S rom which ready wit lowr. -IEHED FRANCES DIAMOND me rain or come shine . . . Wi - ing worker. RICHARD ALAN DIECKMAN To raixe the thought and louch Dick lhe heart be thine. ol 3' A couple of fan letters . . . Strong and silent. Give true heart.: but earth and Jky. CLAIRE MARIE DOWLING Cheery leader Spark plug A mule u a panport uhzch uzll take you anyuhefe you want to go ADAIR THELENE DuFINE A name to match a dlsposmon DAVID H DOKKEN She Duane Dave Our lzfe purpote Jhould be thought Hickory Dlckor DOKKEN out fought out and then frankly speakmg A learned man haf alwayf wealth tn htmfel Scarsdale heat Rye .ff WEN DY ANN DORMAN Wen Never say dye Tenms, anyone? The happteft penon :J he who expect: nothmg y wrought out LAWRENCE DUGGAN Larry Kmg of the Keys Qunzzlcal smnle Hu mtnd u famed to muuc and hu hand tx famed with Jkzll DANIEL EBENSTEIN Dan Dan the man A challenge to Americans He :J a kind, well Jpoken gentleman 35 'Nan' fx arf' 44 wal? if V Q ' I Y ' 37 l I I ' Add1e . . f' 'Y . . . f , 1 . . f . . ' 1 Q fr. DREW EBY EBb ude We drewl for Drew Hxtcb your wagon to a :tar RICHARD EDLING Dick Man of mrssnles Fabulous facts Wit make: ttf own level and level: all dutmcttom C One of a panr Two klds m a quandary Put tbyrelf into the mek o Jmgulartty JILL EISEMAN One of a pair Two luds ln a TONI ANN EISLER ns How to get more our of lnfe Out of the blue Hefer to the pzcturer on my derk may they never meet' At a Bear Mountam baseball game our temper: were heated MICHAEL JONATHAN quandm ELKIN You cannot put the same :hoe on every oot Mmke A rhmkmg man Globerrotter A gtant may .ree faftbef 1 I JANE EISEMAN .W ,, .' I . f l .Wen f ' . l I . - . . as JOHN ELWELL Jack In search of beauty How to get away wxth murder The happ1eJt man IJ the one who thmkx the moft mteremng thought: JONATHAN EDWARD EMANU EL 000 Whatever youre domg stop My own rules To be great 11 to be muundentood All s well that ENS well Duane wnth the long brown halt S omethmg attempted .vomethmg done CAROLYN ALICE ETZEI. Lynn A mmd of het own The woman who wouldn t gnve up The :octal mule the Jympathettc tear 37 ...I ,. DIANE ENSLEY JEANETTE MARIE FAGNONI Volce wxth a smxle Make mme ITIUSIC future Whnther thou worth Muna 1: uell :ard to be voice o angel: Nature: o :ucb deep tru:t we :ball mo:t need JEREMY ANN FAILES ef THOMAS R F IERMONTE Fanles wlth A s Arusnc touch Tommy Aff ,J Power Man made muscle Grm d share nt A good heart: worth gold Fzre and bomb drzll: dzsturbed many a test, JOHN P FALK Slgmferant guy Voice of the PAUL FELDMAN W gow 'I and BARBARA L FINGEROTH Barb S k b d b ee to e goo ul mm not Ravmg Redhead Baron ed lo be feat g down Nature orm: u: or our:elte: not or other: to be not to :eem 38 A . t ' ' A ' the . I Q 6 X J . I , A . . . ' an R121 I V sg f . aa' If , f f A , f ,' , . BARBARA ANN FLESCH Travel enthusrast Hostess wtth the mostess Minds like metals grow hrtghter from requent use GERALDINE MARIE FLOOD Gerrx ROBERT j FINKELSTEIN Perfect lrttle lady The surprss Bo mg shrrrnp The little red Caboose Points The grass stoops not she treads to ponder on rt so ltght The man that ts wtllmg to put somethzng mto hrs ltfe also gets somethtng out o t So wtth seconds to spare, the answers were guessed STEFAN IE ANN FISCHBACH Fish Pleasant Procrastmator Merry mrx ups Nothmg great ts ever achteved wzthout enthustasm MARY ELIZABETH FOLLIS Molly Choxce remarks jolly Mollys Folly There s a dew! dancing m her Irtsh eyes DINAH FRANCES FOOTE Tury That casual look Best FOOTE forward A soft answer turneth away wrath 39 Ns rl JEFFREY ROBERT FOSTER e , A furure wrrh Foster Ill be seerng y u There are tuo Jtdex to ez ery Jtory mme and the other nde LYNN FOX Lynn un un How to beat the homework racket A man by nothing tr so well betrayed ax by hu manner: ROBERT JAMES FRACE re you l1sren1ng7 A class room s dehghr Make the moxt of younel or that 1: all there tr o you CATHERINE MARIE FRANCOMANO Cathy Always ready to lend a hand An eye for success The happteft people Jeem to be thoxe u ho haze not particular caufe or being happy except that they are Jo 40 JON AUGUST F REDRIKSON Printers mk rn has vems Srlcnt sense Entbunarm tr a true parent o gensur 'Too many chzefs and not enough lndzans, was Miss Kent s cry, VIRGINIA FREEMAN I Bealheve Hockey hellnon Purzty and tfuth are ez erlamng GEORGE S FULLER Kmg of the gate Crashers more nonsense man be Jeemy 0 cheer ul yesterday! and con ent iomorrouf ROBERT ANDREAS FU REY Bo GI-ADYS DANIEI-I-E Muslc a la carte FUREYous FREUDMANN fever Ffacky I uzll ind a uay or make one Gxrl wnth a rwnrl Best thxngs come IH small packages In mle rzcbef m a little room But those Leaders 0 bers :be prazsed to the sky ELIZABETH J FREUND 12 WILLIAM PATRICK GAGE 1 Need speed GAGE of power I have ro super luour lezxure LYNDA ANN GARDNER n Smnle of approval Thar college OO A d IJ Whnz wnth Lxz Banclyms n w en me laugh! ,hey all laugh Walk wal: kmgf but do not lore the common touch 41 ' . . . No A ' I f I I M .. b., fi . . . . I f ..B.u., l f ' . .ly ,. u I k. . . . III4' ll ANNE GAREY Light 'n Bright . . . Sun, sand and sincere. The Earth haf huhhlet, at the water har, and there are of them. STEPHEN ALAN GEIGER Steve Where do we stand? Be care ful with the moon The orce o hu oun ment maker hu way CAROL SUE GEISENHEIMER Essence of poise That certain smile Beware of the quiet one: they ll .furpfue you BARBARA GILBERT Peaches and cream complexion Keep it gay RICHARD HARVEY GILMORE Dick Raider with the Red Top get a kick out of you Whate er he dzd war done uzth Jo much ease For those of us who aren t crammmg or exams, 5-1 nh , JOHN WILLIAM GIRONDO Geronimo E Len moiifybxzgot conceal Little guy with the big smile Happy go lucky Slou and steady zum the race .. ,, t - f f ' Y ' 1. - n ' ' ' . . . I , . . 7 Y I I , . -:Wi if , -Q Fx ,a 2 f-.-,...f .,. U , ,Q , R Trl- ., A ' fix 'ffl , D re.. 53' 'Sw-1 it 'f-R? N t- ' Q3--'-fxlz' jg? i 1'- ixsgg ,-lj ,Ek ,ff . 5.2. . .i. Qif 's' '. I ... ' ll ' ll 42 Y, CAROL ANN GLUCK Wrlrers cramp Sweetest neat est package I ll Jpeak m a monnrouf Izttle tozce udy Sugar n splce n everythmg mce JANE Lois GLEICHER A ,md of her Own Leave ll to Jane Kltfen on the ynodejfy 15 the Candle to eY5 thy ment Her object all Juhlzme :he Jhall achieve m ttme There 5 always tzme or valves, carbs, and cams MARCIA ANN GLOSTER Glxstenmg Gloster ReMARCIA able You wtll alway: have a happy tzme, zf you take tt along with you RONALD GOLDENSON Ron When Con Edison falls GOLD EN horn In quzetnen and confidence :hall he your Jtrength ELLEN ANN GOLDSTEIN Bhrhe spmr Stop, look, and gllsten Blened afe the peacemaker: on earth 43 JUDITH GOBERMAN NJ n 1 - i A LINDA ROSE GOLDSTEIN Math merits , . . A la mode. There'J no ure opening the umbrella until it raim. PAUL LEWIS GOLDSTEIN Man behmd the news Brave ew World It 11 one thzng to Jhou a man he 11 zn error and another to put hmz zn ponemon o the lruth WALTER REED GOODRIDGE Walt Olly Wally Unbeatable unmls takable unforgettable A blend of deep thought and deep laughier CAROL GOODSTEIN JOHN S GORDON Wrestless Prepared The mzldeft manner with the brave!! mind Man Tan came and som 0 us were stealthy Glddy ap Good, good, JOYCE FERN GORDON We eu ue happy feu ue Bubbles band of bmtben Welcome stranger jOYCEful l fi EL er fharmzng ezer neu N D h f I J , '- I Q tiki LORI BETH GREEN A valuable addition . . . Heaven sent. It addr a pfeciouf Jeeing to the eye. ROSEMARY JOAN GREEN Rodle LESLIE BETH GORMAN Rare charm The smlle you All Amerlcan Gxrl Slgn can t tum OH good taste 0 a good hegznnzng cometh Moderation the nohleft gt t 4 good end of heazen We sand we d been to Lauderdale gettzng healthy MARGARET LYFORD GREENE Neat n sweet Power to please They are never alone that lue KENNETH GREENHUT Ken RANDY JOYCE Rldmg hxgh KEN do every GOTTESMAN 'hmg Lzght hoatr Jazl nuff hut great Deceptlvely reserved Got the hulk! draw deep sun ln the mornmg A Jweet attractive kind of grace 45 5 K'f V 'sux A ., ' ' . . . ' of ' ' . f ' ' , . I .f . ' I A with noble thoughtr. 1 E ELLEN RUTH GREENSPAN A gnfr from the Angels Always bobbmg around Charm Jtrrker the :ight but ment wm: the mul JOHN MICHAEL GREENWOOD Mnke The wonder kxd Are you sure BETTE JOAN GUTTENBERG xrs cr1cker9 Bubblmg Bette One touch of Waite not want not ts a Venus maxim I would teach Pep fun and folltty a happy ELLEN FLORENCE GROB A klnd word for all Once your frnend alvu ays your frxend A ktnd heart :J a ountam o gladnesr making ecerythmg tn :tr wctmty frerhen tnto mule: BARBARA JEAN GUGGENHEIMER Guggle Marcheless grace Sleepy ume perfonalzty Charles Recd Angel, Mr Melchzor, too, 47 BARBARA JEAN HAAS Barb a All the gxftr from all the height: your own I 46 HAAS the world on a smng penseur Only thore uho hate the patience I0 do Jmtple thing: perfectly will acquxre the Jksll to do dtjscult thmgr eanly NEI.. A li If ' . U i Q l -f. -5 L l gl- ... ' ,I 0 I , ...La JAYME E. HAKES Weekend with the mob . . . Happy Hakes. Silence gives comerzt. DONALD J HAN DAL Don HANDAL of happmess 1 SARAH WILLIAMSON HACKETT man on campus Hack 11 rmpomhle lo nd out what pane: an the mterzor 0 any Pep persomned HACK1ng raxder man I mmd Good humor 11 goodneu and wrfdom comhmed In the aculty play where we dared not boo Wnth a song m her hear: Sweet UC LINDA JEAN HANFF Lynne Maybe tomorrow All that glmers Small cheer and greaz welcome make a merry eaft MARGARET ANN HANSEN STURM SUSAN E HAGGERTY Chanson d amour Good news ue The only way to have a friend rr to he one Welcome hzther ax 11 the Jprmg to the earth -v e 11? STEVEN JOSEPH HARLEY Steve Brazxllnant dxgnlrary A heart full of sprmg Let gentlenen my Jtrong enforcement he CONNIE HARRIS Con CONSTANCE state of confusxon ROBERT W HAXVKINS Thar love to lxve look A carefree heart :J as rare ax gold The hawk Communlry Clmar JAMES HOBBINS HARRIS In Velvet Brown Eyes WINS C0llfdg6 IJ 7611114716210 Edt' Wldilefy 0 edf 7101 db.l'?71L'6 0 641' ELAINE MARGARET HARRISON IOH All expertence rs an arch to butld upon Though the atmosphere 5 enough to ruzn anyone J eyes, Revlon Ilall5 Florence lfl CllS guxse OC Good manner: and .fo I uordx haze And the band Played on e brought many a dt :cult thing head has It to pan He hath the uudom that doth guide hu zalour to act tn .ra ety ALAN SETH HIRSHBERG Lanny eepers Creepers Bold IH the Co d I agree with no man: opmton: I have rome of my own There J no denymg that the Snack Bar 5 rench nes are well done N LAURENCE M HOFFMAN Lat Math man Flddlmg around Knowledge 1: power NANCY HOFHEIMER Hoff Nance Able leader All sweet thmgs rolled up ln one Nothing tr zmponthle to wzllmg heart THEODORE B HOWARD On the right end of the track Ted s ahead Character :J a per ectly educated will ROGER H HULL Roge Have racket wnll ska HULL of a mce guy Men at rometzme are matter: 0 their ate LYNDA LEA HUNTER The South shall rxse agam Happiness street Be a Jtar m .fomeoner .thy 49 f , x 'O-3 'Q-,Q Suv- 'Q Q THAD A. JACKSON Thoughts in THADD . . , Ubiquit- ous. With malice toward noneg with charity or all BARBARA JAMPEL Handfuls of fun Pms and needles RICHARD DAVID JONES A good nature IJ the azr of Dlck a good mznd Kru Ku: Knd That jones b0y LINDA JANE JASPER asp Your greazeft contrzhunon to the rum total o thmgx IJ younelf The class o 60 zs such per ectzon, Amr mxsbehavm A specxal nature Fzdelzzy m mzall thmgf 11 al the hafe of every achzezement ROBERTA JAY Snowed nr Its fun to AY wak PIERRE JOUJON ROCI-IE Nous almons le francais Bon A thmg 11 important 1 one think: it important I Joulon Belieze lhal I1 e 11 worth lnmg and your belxef usll help create ihe act f . f. . I f' ' f. ..J ,, J g'1...' J . 1. ' . ' .V ..f..y -VVI, f. so KAREN ANN KALKER My gals a KALKER Eyes rnght good beart BARBARA SUE KATZ Barb GRACE JOYCE Golden throated A talented kmen M hl EZTEE Identity atc ess A Jozind to fine notlazng lwef wzxt zt and nlence Day: are but Jcrapx tn the pattern: of year: That we forgot the banner or our senzor sectzon HEATHER SUSAN KAUF MAN The angler Immeasurable con tent There: language tn ber eye: her cheek ber lzpf LIONEL MAURICE KAUFMAN JR Chlp STEPHEN D KAHN A CHIP off the ol block he Steve solnd gold champion Blffffl bl' the Sh'-mer bus One doe: not know cannot know boon to S H S the belt that 11 tn one They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughty 51 C' I account 772076 .flfengfb 171 4 Q Q52 an N, 54-af +17 GEORGE S. KELLY DCSS. The hen way to kill lime if to ure it. ALICE GALE KEYES Gae to lwe agam VIRGINIA ANN KIDD Gmny One of the KIDDS Blessedly blond Not Jteppmg o er the hound: o modexty LAWRENCE KRAGEN KOF F Larry Strnke up the band Ready wlll mg and able Ir: a friendly heart tha! hat frrendr galore 52 Mad motorist . . . Wonderful goofl- KEYES to my heart Sllver LINDA S KOPS lmmg m Lwe that thou mayen denre Always amlable Black beauty Nothmg ever succeed: which exuberant Jpzrm have not helped to produce Noon tzme study hall: were mcely prowded, 1 DOROTHY BOYCE KOSTER Wanting for the male man DEEl1ghtful The quality o mercy 1: not Jtramed f . I .. 1,. s I R R 'J of f - i 5 f T 2 Y . I, 1 , I - Deen . I U . GRANT ALLAN KRAMON GRANT-ed . . . The thing I didn't do. Where Jeldom if beard a difcouraging word. ELIZABETH M KRASNER nz RICHARD C KRAM Mums the mlddle name Good Indxvlduallsr KRAMmed full 5P0f' 80041 Salt Who Jo would be a man muy: be MW? U 'by due mme 'bm 4 non con ormut all M Pay Our Szgnzfer soczety had fnally deczded HOWARD KRAVITZ I-Iappnly Howard Head on hxs ELLIN MARJORY KRAMON shoulders Good will u the mzgbtzeft orce m the unwerse PAUL E KREUTZ Twm sollloquxes Dlvme comedy A b b d E1 Dxablo' Looks charm and mt eg U 4 Hen gwen y nature personalxty Sumbme and ram at once her mule: and tear! 53 ..L. .1 . f ' . . 1.1 'I'-y PETER SLOUSON KREUTZ upeten Alarms and diversions . . . Grease monkey. Brother! m peace not rnalx m command ELLEN JOYCE KROSNEY eQUIPPED' For God for coun try and It rr well for ur to he ar happy ar we can jILL HELENE KRUGER Krog The mght they mvented cham pagne Crazy man' When your vmon your zalent and your e ortr are m accord you are on the road lo Juccefr KEVIN SAUNDERS KUNTZ Hn em hard' KUNTZ, KUNTZ, he s our man' Blened be Ihore that have honest uxllf 54 DANIEL JOSEPH LANDER Dan Camera conscrous Mad dogs and Englrshmen When you helreve m Jomethmg fight for rt Now we re first aulers and we want to rush LANA ELLEN LANDMAN Grfr of gab Scarsdales gam Edgemonr s loss Thy :pmt Independence let me Jhare STEPHEN HARRIS LARRABEE, JR. Steve RADIO actnve Easy street A man must make hu opportunity as oft as had zt LARS LARSEN Mr Blue RONALD PETER LANE Flashy grm Repetitive name When the samts go marchmg ln Bug who ,J ffm whoje ggdlgke Take the high LANE grace proclaims he comes 0 The erzthustast o ten quzts and noble 'deep lets the plodder wm H fl To dzscuss that subject whzch makes health teachers blush LAWRENCE J LASSER Larry Impxsh black Impala Destma ii 5-nv GOD IIIOOI1 lt matters not what you are thought to he but what you are MATTI ANN LAZAR Catch a fallmg star The mad THEODORE MARTIN MMTH LANSKY Menace on the mat Dynamxte ln a small package I m qutte as hzg for me satd he as you are lug for you It ts quality not quantzty that matters 55 15 .. , ' . ' f . f . . 2 I I Sn andy, . . , . 1 N ARTHUR I LEVY Art m more ways than one Well red To ndzcult philosophy zs lo pbzlosopluze Class of 60 s source theme blues just wouldn t seem to go, RCIUIII of the UHUVC Look at Mr Lee Gotdle Ezerg arm! dips hu brush mio You hu the spot The silent IJ 'J gun mul mvesugaror True success lies m the spmt in the building o character 1,-pf STEPHEN DEAN LEVY Deano From here to etermty Thou swell thou wntty I f a good face tr a letter of recommendatzon a good heart tx a letter o credtt There wasn't only one to do there were three to deepen the zndtgo JOAN FLORENCE LEWIS Yoner Lipstick loather Dance lxttle 3. Stzll waterr run deep MYRA LYNNE LEWIS Who's Steve Allen? . . . Cultured equestrian. Dux femina facti. The leader of the affair: if a woman. LINDA JOY LIBERMAN That fabulous Hammg halr Hrgh style dresser Promue tt mort gwen when the leaxt tr ratd TIMOTHY O LIPMAN Tlm LIP MAN leads the band fravellng ambassador Into a world unknown the cornerrtone o a nataon FLORENCE JUDITH LORCH Bunny Honey BUN Keeper of the Eternal Open House Happmeu zr lthe tzme and Jpace we make and mearure tt ourrelver f '- r f ' - ,V Q A 39 ldy. ' , 57 NADINE MARIANNE LOSTE Friendly persuasion . . . Leader LOSTE. To knou' that which before uf lie: in daily life ir wirdom. VIVIAN EVE LUDVIK rv Loves trouble inf youre tn ll, The sunshine gurl Our youth we can have but today GERTRUDE ANN LUSTIG Trudy Deltghtful delovely Beyond the blue horrzon Accure not nature' She hath done her part do thou hut thme' STEPHEN LYNTON Steve 3 3 GO treasures wonderful The only uealth that will not decay xr knowledge BRUCE CONRAD LYONS Canteen captam Young at heart Be yourrel t you would serve other: Lake man, through the school we see lots of traces NANCY MARIE MacBRIDE Nanne Cavorrs tn a yellow convertthle Lovely to look at Some euence of the mayerty of earth ..V... ' f'f 4 I li s ...... s ...... s .,.... ...... ...... - . . 58 WILLIAM KEITH MAHLER Willy What's it like up there? . . . Seri- ous student. We are all mortalx and at mortal! err. A CARL L. MAMPAEY Phenominal Physician . . . Belgian MARY PATRICIA MACKLIN Mac Max Our dzgmty :J not an what we do For lf was Mary Mary ur but what we underftand jefhnitely Ioy aruef m me lah a Jummer morn Of a wllage real cool and other sharp places DAVID MANDEL The education of Dave Mandel Gypsy tn my soul Nd 'Lv Excellence m any urzdertahmg cannot he purchared at a lener prrce than perfuterzt labor JOHN P MAN ES ack LAWRENCE K MADISON M3065 the Menace TOP CIOWU Larry in the snow Ol scratch himself Service Keep the corner: of your mouth symptoms turned up AJ headxtrong at an allegory on the hankf of the Nile 59 JOHN MANLEY MAN about town . . . Good lis- tener. Ti: not for nothing that fre life punue. LESLIE IANE MARCUS MARCed for fun Unrestramed JENNIFER MARX glggle CH Mernment lurk: m every dzmple Harrassed by hockey Pied ptper My 166761 0 11466611 Ll' C07I.ffd7lCy no purpofe There was a time m a decadent age, BROOKE GENE MARTIN Mart Bubblmg BROOKE Strictly Hncksvxlle Smg or pamtfor :awe the thang thou lover! Ax NANCY WILDER MARTIN NANbunctnous Mona Lxsa JUDITH MARX smile udy Tlliiwbeel oilfonzm, U 4 bulge The woman ln the httle whxte A Ipimo yw enyou pe sunt boom boom' No bnz I n yawn! lxke show bxz But I ll be true to the Jong I .tang 7, f , ,N I S- I gl 2 , t f . f. i., y.. .H 1 . . l do . CATHERINE HAMILTON MCCORMACK T E A M Bears em all The mort manzfert ngn of wtfdom tx cheerfulnen SHARON DEAN MCGEE Hey then there now T e LINDA MAYER magnc touch Knxt one twnrl two Bndge any A good lzrtener :J not only popular one? but after a whtle he know: The whole great contment 1: your: mmeibmg When rn was the Brooklyn Paramount stage JAMES JOSEPH MCINTYRE Jnm Mac Lnkable Wlrh my eyes wnde open There :J nothing .fo eaxy but that tt hecornef dt :cult with reluctance MICHELIN E MCKNIGHT Puma Ballerma Hearrful to JANET LOU HMCCAULEY Harvard Thoxe move eanext who have Sxlence IS golden Glad to be Jedmed to dame ahve You have to believe rn happmeu or happtnen never tome: 61 .W I I I 5 I X' A , , , . . . h , A n 1 n D - l' . ff' ll . .ff . U i fi A U l1Ja II ' I 44' MIKE MCMANU S MMM good' I know where lm gomg A man net er know: how cafe ul he can he until he ha: ht: oun car ANN MARY MCNAMARA I got a letter Sweeter than honey NANCY MILLER Our hoper often though they Mxller Hlghlnfe Haloed Imp decewe uf lead uf pleaxantly along Enjoy your datum! and the path of ltfe gay ,hemnc LARAIN E E MERRELL Neatness persomhed Whered ou get that laugh? Mutreu of henelf though Chzna fall The Tea Dance preparatzons were done en masse, PHILIP ALAN MEYER Phll Kung Pm A shade of cynncrsm PHIL -I Owphy 0-jf' Nr EFFERY OWEN MILMAN He .fpoke wzth word: of learned Pm! sued gemus Word wise length and thundering wand It n better to he mall and Jhtne 62 than to he great and nut a xhadou BARBARA ANN MILTNER Perpetual smnle Tune nn on quner And hlzthe ar the lark that each day hails the dawn When everyone managed to get out of class ALICE MOESEL Sysremnzed darmg Thar mfec nous grggle Rearom .rhould dzrect, and appetite obey JOHN A MONTGOMERY Man on a motor Fantastrc Ford Raiher rtarzd up anured with conrcrow pride MURIEL NANCY MORRIS Mlckey Lover of large stuffed ammals Gentlemen alwayr .reem to prefer blonde: MAUREEN FRANCES MULLEN When Irxsh eyes are smnlmg No MULLENg around Her laugh rr jun lrke Jumhzne It frerheru all the day PETER SEAN MURPHY Eagerly lazy Good Humor man Loft time u gone forever 63 4 A x 'Bafb Goldilocks. H ' ' 1 In 2? A QQ I KINGSLEY NELSON Reversible mme Gerung ro know you He uomex not he hurner not hu calm IJ unduturhed MITCHELL LEWIS NESSER Mnrch Anythlng goes My ume of day JOHN C NOVOGROD Nobody ffllC1,A7I1L 711 15 hetter than johnny hu nz ormatzon He came he saw he conquered JOANN NEUHAUS o jo oey Roses are red Publnclry gal Cue and ll :hall be gn en unto you good mearure and rhaken together and running ozer PAMELA NOTTAGE am Colorado here I come Novel name The face xn the crowd There are three claner o men the zntellectual the hundfome and the majority There are stall some wars, JOHN THOMAS OCONNOR Second down one to go Ta It 11 not ear to nd h y fl dppmen m sharp and handsome ounelzer and xt IJ not portable lo nd ,, 91,614 hem Hail to the chze uho in tnumph adn ance: 1 f Z but the big one ended, ..J - ,, ..J ,, ..P .. .' , , , . . . 11, 7 64 , , ' E 1 . -,Z ,4 , A FRANCES T OGDEN Fran Nxce and neat Secret heart All uho keep qutet are not nlent When at last, Bundy Maroon hefrzended ERNST OHNELL N xck In the NICK of mme Scooter footer I you don t my anythtng you won t he culled on to repeat tt PETER NORMAN OPPENHEIM ..OPP,. Lust for life . . . Happy he's alive. The only people with whom you Jhould try to get even are thoxe who have helped you. BRUCE R. OSWALD If I had my druthers Crop thy lawn Madam? Action tr the proper ruzt of knowledge FRANK SPENCER OTI' Spence OTTO I whxstle a happy tune He :J made o the Jtuj called I will KATHLEEN PEACE Kathy Reserved redhead Who sand redheads start wars? The lan wzth the deltcate azr 65 fi :FQ-9 ROBERTA SUE PECK Perfect page boy Much MEN tloned A happy dupontzon 1: a gt t of Nature JOYCE LESLIE PEISER Fun to be wrth We prlze her H1 f dia Remember that of all the ELIZABETH JANE PESKIN exprexuom y01l Cdffy 172 910147 :ICE Betty Pes Pest a mule Jhmex fartheft out to Jea A1135 Anne Frank Thes Pres RICHARD S PERLMAN Ducks Dxck A pearl man Its whats up front that counts Haze a purpote and that purpwe keep zn wew EDWARD AN TON PESCATELLO ..Ed,. Follow his track . . . Conscientious- ness pays. He Jmiedq and while the year! rolled on, he greu' younger hefauxe he Jmiled. 66 Once tn a lrfetzme but once Its just a lzttle hand of gold PAUL ANDREW PFEIFFER Two peas in a pod . . . Convertible Kid. Ute time well, and you get from hi: hand more than he will ever take from you. RICHARD W POMERANCE Dlck Way up Boys French solonst Agreed to dtjer DON PRATT Man behmd the scenes The ALAN CHALMERS PILLARD Organtzatlon Man Emphatzze the three verhf he Soccer for me A PILLARCdJ know and do of Strength Rather than love than money than arne gwe me truth That tarnzshes and soon grows old our class rzng JERRY c. PLOSS Between the devtl and the deep blue sea Luck be a lady A man attain: rn the meaxure that he afprref RENEE PSATY If I were a bell Some enchanted evenmg The light of frzendfhrp ts ltke the light of photphorur :een when all around 1: dark RITA QUASMAN A tRITA mstead of a treatment Sunnystde up Lzfe tr a college, may I graduate well or 1 u - n 1- U . .Z . , ' l ,uh xg ' 3-. ,-Y 1 . 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I J f 1 - . - - 1 I 0 1 NATALIE QUITTMAN Dont qunt man' QT ple A smile as uortb a mrllzon dollars and doesn 2 cos! a cent SUSAN RAIDY Sneeze ar high C Hand ID hand wrth fun BARBARA REINECKE Never trouble trouble ull trouble Sparkle plenty Hawau hula tmublef you Magnzbcent spectacle of buman bappmess We leisurely walked and talked wztb jive mmutes between classes, ANN RAPAPORT Shmmg smxle A frxend indeed' Happiness courts tbee rn ber best array PETER RAVEN RAVENous Serxous, sturdy and RICHARD REUTER smcere Rembrandt Reuter Car crazy A blusb II the szgn ofa strong man The noun of JU facultmi ,I common sense 68 7 ,Nl :I A3 I ly ROBERT RISSONE Bo Fleet Footed Shm and tum Alwayf do nght thu wzll gmt: y Jome people and axtonuh the ren DAVID RIVCHIN Dave JAMES REYELT Scalped' Manages well jIMmmy crxckets' The Mldas I at lem, you don, waged touch try try again haf laughed much And then begged our teachers for late to class passes RORICK RIMASH Rxcky Football RIMASHer 7 league boots Talent know! what to do, tact know: when to do zt JUDITH ROBB udy Speckled n freckled Heart th ROBB A .rmzle conf nothing hut gzves much ROBERTA ROMBE RG Robbnes hobbles Than longen folk to goon on pllgrlmages I am not a raid o tomorrow or I have .teen yexterday and I love today 69 .. bn V V . I . . ,f He ha: achieved mcceu who ..J ,, f ' f ,f X . HM ALICE ROPES Lavender lady She knows e ROPES Yet Jhe ua: as sweet df the flower: m May JUDITH ROSENBAUM U l A personallty to match her bxg heart delxghtful and delighted The man uho Jucceedx 11 lhe man u ho knouf 11 hat he uantx and ndf a u ay to get 11 ENID ROSENTHAL Happnly scatter braxned Every thmg s lookm rosey AJ merry ax the day IJ long DAVI ELLEN ROSENZWEIG B10 hrst last and Crusader for nbhts ll 11h many L1 pleanng zxriue Armed m a uarm Jpot m our hear!! Jhej placed ll ll NANCY ROSKIND Insatnable cravmg for sun er petual hypochondrxa An ounce 0 mzrth 11 worth 4 pound of Jorrow john Cone wzth hzs hzstrzomc angles, JLDITH RUBENSTEIN ll l Toujours l amour Flashes those lashes Thu ahoz e all To Thine Oun Se! he true . . . th xy .Q 5. : NJ dn, . . . ' I . 1 ' ' ' . . P - ' V' ' ' . f . . xx f L ' . as I S 1 , l J. ,Q , I, J ds' . vo TONI SACHS Soccer coach, 4 . . . Class mother. My eye! make pzcturef when they are ibut, DICKSON G SAMOTUS Dxck RONNIE RUBIN Im snrrmg on top of rhe world Walknng wardrobe Plx mlxer qullel de, Strong A Lzttle Pzcture Painted Well The grande!! Opemnom are the mort nlent and zmpefceptzble Taught us the ways 4 partzczple dangle: MARILYN J SAMUELS Able arnst Long Sam -vi S f R 1 x A contented rmnd con err laappmeu on all BEATRICE K SANDAHL ea FRANCES RUMSEY Km: one pearl two Busy as a Fran BEA What she hasnt got nobody wants We get happznen just lzke a bee FRANt1c get! honey So free Jo kznd Jo apt Jo bleued a dupoutzon ll in All HUGH P SAVAGE HUGH ge Salesman Noble savage A man zn earneft ndf mean: or 1 he cannot nd create! them DONALD SAWICKY Hackley Hacker Quxck as SAWICKY VICKI P SCHEINMAN The world make: way or the SCHEIN on Hadassah Head dezefmmed man Gemu: u a perceptzon of the obwoux which no one elle fee: Long black tzghts and colored clothes pms, MARILYN SCHAEFER Cha cha emhuslasr Txp Toe nn the cafeterna Perhapr the beft thtng about the 'r ,-4 uture II that Il comef only one day at a time ROBERTA SCHAFFNER The porrrant of a lady Younger SUSAN SCHINDELHEIM rh an Sprmbume ue 1 dill 1011! 11119 HIICIIIL Qjmoflc happiness Godlden nr Only a ool if nezer happy and I am nez er fad MELAN IE SCHNEIDER When Sunny gets Blue An the MELANIE lmgers on I we help other! other: uzll help uf CAROL SCHRIER Dnstmctxve Dnctxon Vxm vxgor KATHI S SCHLEIFER and vltallty The manner o gnzng II uorth Sense and sensxbxlxty more than the gzfz EI'1IhUSlaSUC COUVCISZIIOHHIISE A man u never I0 on mal af z the moment o excemve good orlune Then No Chemise Please ' killed our crazy whzms SUSAN SCHULMAN Perpetual dxet Blue eyed Susie Ezery cloud haf a ulzer lzmng DAVID SCOTT L d k ll Y 1 k PEGGY SCHMITT afaorife 1 er ou l never wal 1 h d Secret smxle Idea axr o Gemm U only the powef 0 Charm Jtrikef the ugh! and making contznuouf e on.: merll win: the .foul 73 wr sf BETTE SEASONWEIN MARKed enrhusnasr Suson vm Don t uorry about tonzorrou untzl tomorrou MARGERY SEELIG Ol buddy HOPPY an day long MARTHA SHAW Mar Who mtxed reaion mth pleayure ty and wudom with mmf, Amhmenculous Hits the key note If your handr cannot he employed uxe ully attend to the culture o your mznd In the senzors car engmes there s no longer a ood SHEILA SEN SENsh1ne Brxght brains 1n brands The une carry thetr know ledge af they do their uatchef not or dtfplay but for thetr oun ufe ANDREW EDXWARD SHAPIRO 'WY SUSAN F SHMERLER The dass blast Splm of Sum Smxle the whale Accentuare the When duty uhuperf lou thou posmve mm' fbelowb rephef lm A mule II the prerotgatlzc 0 man 74 . . . 1 ' - H v , , . X1 .J X . V ll u n 1 f , f . I, . ' fl I r. . V J ' V , f J 'l ' -9' , 1? -. H . - V' i ' 'J' J lv f . 'SF' JANET SILBERMAN ..Jan,, Cure as they come . . . I drool for y'all. Ah, you flavor everything, you are the vanilla of Jociety. ROGER HENDRICKS SIMON BARBARA SIEGEI- Treasury man m actlon Actor Rack em' Dont tell me your fllmed SCICUUSY troubles Ive got troubles of mY Injimte rrcher rn a lrltle room OWU The rupreme happznerr of lzfe zr the conuctzon that we are loved We re out of the brook and the Brewster Road mud ROGER LICHTENBERG SIMON Screntrst turned actor A lnttle CHI Indzudualzty 11 the keynote to fuccen ANTONE GERHARDT SINGSEN Gerry ELLEN SIEGEL Steady man SING a SEN of sxx A certam smlle Brush up your pence Shakespeare Never rue lo :peak until you have romethrng to my and when you My znterefz 1: zn the uzure hecaure I rn gozng to .rpend the rert 0 my lzfe there have .mul rt ceare 75 vi .V W7 xx '- I 41 Q 0 ' Q . . . . f Y . I. , l I . f lf DAVID J SLATKIN S ats M D mmded Wunderbar Praftxce uhat you know and you :hall attain hzgher knowledge MARY SMART SMART gnrl Txme only for ood PAMELA MAE SMITH And the would ever gwe and am always gladly Its good to be ahve Watts xn stock? Speech :J great but nlence BRIAN E. SMITH Smitty Ruff n ready . . . A bestest boy. Let every man he fully penuaded Lf gf 641 ef We thought Nsurreptztzous .vnugglzng was the most, in hi: own mind. HOWARD C. SMITH Don't fence me in . . . Mad about the boy. ago? 3 RICHARD DAVID SMITH It it my name . . . Wittiness is his He it the pineapple of politenetx. Occupation. No one knowr what he can do 76 until he triex. CAROL SUE SOLOMON Slow and easy Fond of birds n dogs The ather of Jucceu u work Tzll we heard rom Emtly Post dzgerently ELIZABETH STAFFORD It mxghr as well be sprmg sure BET The Jaymg that beauty 11 but Jkzn deep u but a :km deep :aymg JANE CAROL STARK Cleanamama Look at my naxls To have nendx be one MICHAEL ALAN STEINBERG Mike Rebel Raxder Student prmce Happy the mortal ree and zndependent WILLIAM STEIN TEI B R JAMES Q SPENCER S If E G Dxego Ind1SPENCERable Jlm Dandy Our boy B111 Three lmle words Succeu ul men are .fuch became The day! that make W happy they have been a lzttle more alwe than the otherf make ur wue 77 ' ' . . . A A fi f I 1 ' If , or I . f ' f ' f ' J the mother ambition. I ,f .. f ,, B'll f . - . 1 4'- 'f MARIA LUIZA STEINMANN Spiclerms Ive just mer a girl named Maria Il u a prxulege to bare .rucb a penon among ur LINDA ELLEN STEWART Nose for news Heart for People DAN c SURIN Tbougbtn the labor of mtellecl Ml' B18 Off in 3 Cloud of revene u :tx pleaxure Smoke RACHEL MARY STEWART New sun in the sky . . . A STEW- My Joul there 11 a country afar beyond the Jian We take Drwer Ed and ue admzt zt'.v bard, ART of her own excellence. He conquer: wbo endeavorx. ff' NICHOLAS L. STURGEON Nick Crazy antics . . . Melodic d'amour. DAVID CHESTER SWEETON Be A had mane, ,O younelf and Quierician . . . Scientific ingenuity. be lenient to everybody elre. 1 pbink gf glyingf pimp would 78 anonifb you. PETER TANNENWALD Connections way up . . . Warmth and wisdom. Hz: azr zmpremze and bu reawning found. SUSAN TAYLOR ue Future Nurse of Amerxca HAEGE KRISTINE Hello hello there SYVERSEN Not quzel not loud not fborl not Ive got the sun 1n the motnmg tall butdpledmm mmglmg You spell If H A E G E of ,hem all A cup muxt be bitter that her .rmzle will not .fweeten But ob, what a reward that M V card' IOHN BRUCE THOMAS Bruce Wlth a lxttle bnt of luck The Mullin Man A good character 11 the int ersentml in a man RITA M TICK TEIKO TANABE Servlce with a smile TICK rock Plano par CXCCUCHCC Mlmafufe Il wax once md that Jumhme but mnghty When wordy az! mzmc fpeakx 1: made with 4 mule 79 s yy , .'x,,A Us ., -P -6 A 4 Q t. I 5 f ., . . . LESLIE BARBARA TRAIN ES- Dependablhty versatllxty capabnl ty Don t press the pamc button A little nomeme now and then II reluhed by the wuext men JAMES LEE TUMAN jnmmy ..L .. i . . . ' ' Rock, man, Rock . . . Say, manf ' ' ' f .f . I Though zhere he madneu yet there 11 method in it JOAN TUMPOWSKY Mysterxous steady Snappy so phnstxcate The capital prrze m the game 0 11 e :J character CATHERINE LOUISE TURNER Cathy jump down TURNER around Scouts for me You mutt hammer and forge chararler for younelf S so NANCY LEE VESTAL Perpetual smxle That fun be wnh look The only mfe and sure way to dextroy an enemy tx to make htm a nend But now we re zntellectual and tune m Symphony Sul JANET RUTH WAGNER ..Jan., I got rhythm Sunflower fresh In quzetnen and confidence :hall he your Jtrength SHARON ANNE WALL Gretta Beammg smnle Thou Jwell thou wztty thou grand SHEPPARD ANNE WALL Sheppxe Hospxtallty and mformallty N1ce to know A laugh can make a mzny da .funny JOHN PAUL WALLACH The voxce Honors the pass word Wordx do well when he that Jpeahx them please: thoxe that hear SILAS JONATHAN WASSERSTROM HSI., Brawn plus Indnvxdualxsuc ren dencles The lton ts not I0 fierce at they patnt htm I I I ' 'A 5 J-,AA , K, W g. fa 5 A ' he ' . . . to - . y . , . DOUGLAS WILLIAM WEBBINK Doug 'Plu- Slow smnle Back stage booster One Jtzll Jtrong man zn thu blatant world ALICE LOUISE WEINSTEIN Good sport Alxce nn Wonder an PATRICIA MAVELYN Gladly would I learn and WELSH glady teach at CHARLES HARRIS WEINTRAUB Chuck Buckles on his buckles . . . e Neat n sweet Wuh a song m my heart Be noble do well speak hrndy gwe joy wherever you dwell Harvard, Wellesley where are you applymgp dev1I moon m hns eyes. Good company and good ducourxe , 5 are the very Jinewx o virtue. JOAN PATRICIA WELCH Soft spoken . . . Round-up racket. When a .fmile makes ez eryone PAIGE WEMPLE Infallible The most important happy, then that smile if worth PAIGE Og me book. more than gold. 82 Let me have mufic dying and I Jeek no more delight. PAMELA WILLIS Pam W11 The vules of WILLIS a B C d e f Pretty to ualk uzth uttty to talk uzth joYcE WILMINGTON SUE CELLER WERTHEIMER Esso Extra Generosnry IS her ue mnddle name WERTH amllhon A pretty gal To know her well ff to 15 llke amelody lzhe her bPlf6f The hand that hath made you fazr hath made you gentle The renzzed semors were mcessantly crymg LAURIE I-IARRIET WIEDMAN ERIC I-IALL WILSON Rick Aqul se habla espanol Snlver toned Rhythm IJ the lz e the heart heat 0 munc RUSH WILSON Rusty Kookle Kookxe IRUSTY Keepmg ez erluxtzngly at tt hrzngf I enjoy bemg a glrl Happy talk menu Honeft, pertfutent effort wtll wm tn the end 83 I f I sf . . , .fy f 1 'X SALLY WILSON Willie 'Sal' Cockeyecl optimist . . . vnmpislu champ. To know her if to hare a fiend. SUSAN VAN PELT WILSON UC Svn eetness personified Manner s ment With too much juxtzce and good Jeme to laugh at other olht expenfe RODNEY M WINDHORST Somebody loxes me Bxg mme man Succeu it not in never ailing hut RICHARD sEARs WINSLOW JR Duc Dxxle Alu .ays the xeep Thank heuen for lnttle gxrls In thy are I :ee the map o honor truth and loyalty 84 SAMUEL C WITHERS Ill Blackjack Pnpe dreams Ive got you undef my slcm Nzmhle thought can yump hath :ea and land We ve taken you back to help you remember HELENE BARBARA WOLF Amazing abxllty for tranqulltty All the thmgs thou ART The great mind knoux the pouer 0 genlleneu l us it 77 TIT f I . I 1 . - I 1 I ..ROd., in rifing every time we fall. at Y- .. , ? f f u ' . . . f . WILLIAM WOLOVSKY I Drlmme drxxer Time on mx hmds To rzfe higher amz bzglyer Good luck to you all You ll need lt ln September' X6 JANICE SUE WOODS Sunny Seamsrress . . . Chartered Honor Squad member. Blafbirzg if the color o zirtue, f I CATHERINE ANN ZOOK Ann LEE MAI-JRICE WOODHULL Alphabetxcally speakmg you re O K G0 GO At ease m any sport Senior Class Girls Mmenmrks Be prcpued Mon olkx are about af happy ax A mule 11 nalurer bert anndole or trouble they make up tbezr mzndr to be I A'B'll fix I. 4, x I .lm '25 KS j I ' I . f ' f - I as IL -Dv L-A 4 . 'z V: K Q Sixty's Rag-time gal. Ellen mi!yA',i v an Parkin' Problem Stickers Thicken. Andy, Pam, jack Five Syllables. Mary Lou lilf' .. ,- ,M ,. ','- :Qi I. as On The Beach, Laraine, Nadine if 7 enior We can remember many things that happened and the feelings we had during our senior year. Some re- sulted from our being seniors, while others had been with us all through high school. We know the wavy sheen of unscuffed floors on the first day of school, the three flights we climbed in pursuit of education, the in- evitableness of the daily bulletin announcing assemblies that made the periods shorter. We know classes: the spon- taneous jokes of classmates, inspiring discussions, deadly homework assignments, creaking chairs. And we know the frustration of play rehearsals, the joy of perfecting a difficult scene and the nervousness we fought on open- ing night. No less fresh in our memories are the football games we watched, the surging joy when our team made the touchdown, the deep disappointment when it did not. We' can remember the club presidents' harried ex- pression before the first meeting, the pride in senior seating privileges, the anticipation of meeting our for- eign students, the taste of coffee and donuts at the kick- off senior breakfast, the crowdedness of class parties. Yes, our minds are filled with memories. Wfe can remember our school building and those sights and sounds that are peculiar to Scarsdale High: the buzz of the 8:30 bell as we ran across the parking lot, the blare of fire drill music on the coldest day of the year, the rattle of empty visual aid carts, the hand reaching into a classroom trying to locate the nail on which to put the absence list, the uneasy feeling that one of the wasps on the ceiling of the music tower was going tc sting us, the throb of music coming through classroom windows as the band practiced on North Field. We can remember snowy days at school-the fewer cars in the parking lot, the tingling fingers and red cheeks, wishes that the snow had been deeper, the cozy laziness of the day, the blasts of cold air as we left the warmth of the building. We also know the fragrance of spring breezes coming through fully opened windows, accom- panied by the insistent rhythm of the giant grass cutters and the music of birds and insects. And we will never Cadndeua forget the strong s1lhouette of the bu1ld1ng outl1ned aga1nst a darkenmg sky But Scarsdale was not merely a place of rnterestxng srghts and sounds more lmportant, xt was an 1nst1tut1on of academxc experlence None of us w1ll ever forget our source themes trymg to state the obyectlve of our theme, behevmg that our workxng brbhographres would help us decrde whrch books to use, leafrng through prled ref erences 10 front of us on the nbrary table ,talkrng to frxends more than readmg, tellmg the hbrarxan we would be qu1et We know notes that wouldn t slug, dxsorganlzed note cards strewn all over the bedroom floor, paper clnps on the rough draft snaggmg each other, the so near and yet so far feelmg between the rough draft and the flnal copy, the reluctant haste wlth whxch we turned to the evaluatron on the last page We are famllxar wxth labs rn chemrstry and physlcs There were the odor of hydrogen sulfide Crotten eggsj that blanketed the entxre second floor, the sxx percent error that meant the whole thmg had to be done over, the co efficrent of error that sometlmes prevented our dorng the experrment over agam, and the teachers demonstratrons that somehow dld not work We can remember tests study1ng the mght before no matter how we planned not to cram gettrng up early to study plagurng teachers and classmates wrth between us and the test hndmg the paper IH front of us contalned unexpected problems and reallzmg that we hadn t studred enough, and experxenclng that flnal wrung out feellng at the end of the perlod Then there were the honors courses each person certam that he was the dumbest nn the class, threats to drop the course after every test or theme the reahzatxon that genrus IS one per cent 1nsp1rat1on and nxnety nrne percent perspxratlon We all can remember wrth prrde the outstandmg academrc achlevements of our classmates twenty one merrt schol arshlp seml fxnallsts Conly three of whom were gnrlsb the wmners of the Regents scholarshnps and the numer ous members of Srgnlfier, the Natronal Honor Soclety 4- v 5 lm lust dlstractmg you whllc she steals the hub cap Tom l Losmopollran Lharmer Mary Lou Anly Haegc tgamg X x An l hello to sou Fl bhenla and dont come back until your face IS clean jack Mr Stemer l 'x - ' ' g, ..A ,E X N , 4 . ,. . . . V up A . I . . . Y I an . . . ' Y . fl: I ' , 'r 1 ' . ,Q - u Xp y . . 2 last-mlnute questions, regrettmg when there was nothmg r . s I , K ,V , 7 1 - K , x . -. - . - Y C. n 4 X Y . .- . . , M p lg 1 - . - U A 4' . .Q K A We can recall experiences from our senior year that were non-scholastic and that we shared with the entire school. Our assemblies come to mind, and we see our- selves marching into the auditorium to the music of the band, trying to hold conversations with our friends. The announcer always waited patiently for us to be quiet, and then came the solmnity and dignity of the Hag cere- mony before the beginning of the program. We remem- ber the hags' piercing voices in the jabby assembly, Gerry Singsen's question at the Honor Committee presentation, both the Vermont and Pittsburgh debating teams' insis- tence that the other team's arguments were fallacious, Mr. Buchanan's attempts to speak over the applause at our sports awards assemblies, our excitement at football pep rallies. But we remember ourselves as doers as well as spectators. We know the satisfaction that comes when a painting fulfills the expectations of a rough sketch, the earned tiredness after a basketball practice when we have worked to perfect a play, the relief when the last article is handed to the printer for an issue of Maroon or jabber- wock, the struggle to project ourselves into a dramatic role ,the persistence of a melody running through our minds after a chorus rehearsal. We know what it means to work for something-to listen intently at a French Club meeting, struggling to understand the conversation en fmngaisg to talk to proprietor after proprietor persuad- ing them to buy advertisements for our publications, to take an active interest in G.O. meetings, contributing use- ful suggestions for solving student problems. We can remember our activities as a class which dis- tinguished us from all other classes. We remember the cold morning we set out for jones Beach, our frisky antics building human pyramids on the beach, and then as we fought the waves, a momentary comprehension of the power and majesty of the ocean. We know the fun of anticipating who our class favorites would be. We know the sweet smell of success from our Work Day. We can remember insults casually dropped to interest more than thirty-six boys in odd jobs, the endless streams of cars into the parking lot, the work itself, baking cookies, sell- ing books, washing cars and ourselves, simonizing for the hrst time in school history, our enthusiasm that waned a little towards the middle of the day but soared as time got shorter and our goal came nearer, the silence at dusk, when the last rag had been picked up off the parking lot, when all of us, including loyal advisors, had gone home to dress for the Class Party. And then we remember the pride we felt that radiated through the smiles we had for one another, the overabundance of refreshments when each of the girls brought a dozen sandwiches, the ex- plosion of our high spirits with Andy's announcement that we had made 82,100 and topped our goal! Later, going home, we were sure of the identity of the Class of 1960. Class Day lingers in our memories, also. In our excitement, we perceived that the end of the year was fast approaching. We can recall our senior breakfast when for the last time we signaled the waitress for a second cup of coffee. We remember signing everyones Bandy-our curiosity sated when we found out the particulars about the dedication and the theme, our laughter at the can- dids, and our close examination of our own senior por- trait. Planting the ivy made us feel a little nostalgic, but our spirits rose again when the Class Day play was warmly received by the underclassmen. And we remember Graduation Night: our nervousness as we walked up to receive our diplomas, the strong hand- shake and proud smile we exchanged with Mr. Melchior. Now, three hundred and sixty students on the threshold of our college experience, we understand what high school has meant. In the past few years we have known many of the wonderful things in life-being a friend and having friends, working hard on school work and outside in- terests and achieving to the best of our abilities, laughing because we were happy and full of youthful energy. Yes, we know we are ready to face life's challenges with the perspective of young adults. I' 1 ,5-1177 'jiffr Rot. Brooke Sing along with me. Pam, Sarah, Ellen vf X1 Beware of city girls, country boy. Tom, Lanny J' All washed up. Jim 91 X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Flrst Row Fran Rumsey Andy Shiplro Walter Goodrldge Roger H Slmon Second Row Mr WlIhCfS Miss Dodge SFNIOR CIASS COL NUI FIFSI Ron Nmu Mmm Bette C urrcnberg, I xrn IXUII Nunn Iudxng, Holls Cool-I Scumnd Row AI1n P1II1rd 1m I-Ixrrls Tom Ixurns Bo Furcx I lrrx Dubgln Ixm IIPIDID I xrrx I wsu Ira XX llson 5' 'Q' -'Q X,-3 M i 1' 1' ' E435 Bert All Around Mort Reipefled Done Mos! for SHS ,Hott Mufiml Bert Arblere jack Darrow Dick Winslow Dinny Cohen Eric Wilson john O'Connor Sarah Hackett Liz Freund Fran Rumsey Paige VUemple Ann Zook Ben Line Dan Surin Judy Robb Ben Looking Rusty Wilson Betty Stafford C6145 0 '60 Ben Difpoiitirm john Wallach Ellen Krosnev M on Arlixtic Frierzdlietl M or! Dependable Larry Duggan Roger H. Simon Peter Tannenwald jeremy Failes Ellen Grob Jeannette Atwood Fun 0114 Dexert Ixle Mark Blau Bonnie Burrows enior ulaerfa fiued Wizrien Gordon Levy Molly Follis M011 Likelg to Surreed jim Blumner Leslie Train M on Clan Spifiz Andy Shapiro Sue Raidy Bert Liked Walter Goodridge Anne Garey 963, L. -., , 5 Bet! Appearanfe john Novogrod Ronnie Rubin M011 Gullible Steve Geiger Libby Abramson Bef! Aftor Larry Madison Berry Peskin Mon Imelligen! Steve Lynton Sheila Sen Clan Pride and ,105 Larry KOH Sally Wilson '29 I H Cl 5:5015 Lord Tcnm son Q nuff fmfc 1' Jmzzzlqcffv. 3jJffi114q' jvlzn In mu . , , SJ nahaufi aw 0 7967 Flrst rovs N Arnurf S Baldvsln S Altman S Alcxmclcr Allen K Albrecht L Akers B Ahtlcra R Adelson Sccond rovx Bennett l Bcrendt B Benheld S Berk vsxts M Bcckcrmln N Baron C Blrnett H Bink I Btrber D Bmdler Thxrd row Btmcgjl C C mnon N Boclrt W C un M Blum VU Burden B Berhss A Bockncr I Bercson H Bloch Fourth rem D C tsterellq E Cohcn A Brodx R Clune E Brock hlnk I Chtrney I Brtnkmln 'I Chtmberlun E Bonglrcl I C155 Fxfth ron R Brown Duns S mn nm t e 1 Cohn Crovsle Cln S Cotton l Qui pw af 96 Fxrst row K Delaney I Durham N Day R Duggan S Crctmtr C DcC mff S Cordcn C Deane Combe T Dem Second row F Dorrt P Insley P Dontld R Elklns C Dohm j Dyson Dlrksen S Durst Delttm R Durst Ihrrd row Drrksen R Freycr muth H Falk F Freydbergj C Erdqhl J Flowers P Ldwfards G Ferss N Dubtn P Fabrlcant Fourth row Frredman D Gllmore M Frmd A Gertz IN Ford Garey G Foley R Fxscher M Fern D Ford Ftfth row D Gtnsburg I H1hn W Gcrsen Gladleux Slxth row I Henklnd C Gordon R Hitcher S Goldklang., S Harrts C Goldberg J Harmon P Gltxon T Hmley Fxrst row L Luckett F Vurlner M Lmdt A Moss W Lewrs Moran Leyy P Moore C Levy K Mxrrer P Gxngemx Second row C Mershetmer A Reymond K McGrath R Quasman M Lyons D Prret K Lyons B Oyerfelt L Luks T OConnor B Benfleld Thrrd row M Myles E Rlegel F Mlller D Reyelt M Mrhayl A Rerley M Meshekow J Rexffcl P Mlklta D Reese N Dubm Fourth row M Phtllrppe H Saxon P Patterson Rudey P Oettrnger P Rothschllcl C Nottage M Rosen N Nlmmons S Rocl-cmore G Foley Fifth row P Schwartz J Schwartz D Regan E Schwartz,F Port, A Schwartz, D Pomeroy, E Schonfeld, M P1card,P Schne1der,H Falk ' : . 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Hertzig, T. Hartz, H. Helbig, L. Hansen-Sturm, P. Habbe, Hanff, W. Grove, E. Gutwillig, G. Gough. Second row: R. Lasker, K. Kahn, C. Krosney, W. jones, S. Kolker, C, jenter, K. Keating, Hoberman, C. jackson, D. Heyman. Third row: E. Meyer, R. Lehman, G. McKnight, C. Lachterman, McCabe, M. Labow, K. Lucas, Kremers, K. Legg, Kampf. Fourth row: E. Pollack, R. Lynton, K. Phillipi, R. Lowenstein, B. Newman, F. Lowenfels, A Newman, P. Louis, Miller, C. Lerner. Fifth row: C. McManus, G. Martin, j. Reiter, G. Martin, E. Reid, D. Mantell, D. Raskin, G. Magrath, A. Raphael, E. Linder. N-r' 'il' 4-.rfngau .xx--5 '21 .1-all -51 Frrst row M Harvey Hoffman E Hartog R Helstern N Grrggs R Hearne G Goodwrll M Harrrson L Golob D Harrrngton Second rovs J Jacobsen R Kehler J Houghton H Karger E Hofhe1mer S ager K Hrggxns L ltkrn K Headly D Horowrtz Thrrd row S Ledner R Kreeger S Lasdon P Kraus K Kuhl K Knapp S Kress R Klrne E Kohl R Klng Fourth rovs T Lynch L Marx N Love R Malma M Lobell R MacDonald S Lrprn R Lansky M Lerbovsrtz D Kubxe Frfth row N Netter R Mentzel B Mercer J Meehan H Mrlton K McMahon S Medwrck P McLean M McCl1ntock R Marks Srxth row G Mrdtbo J Moroney C Moss Xl Frrst rovw R Pahl Raymond K Penndorf M Qurttman J Pascal Pollak D Parke Nfl Pescatello I Oberschall Second row M Schonbrunn D Rumses R Rosenberg, N Ross B Romberg N Rome L Reuter R Robrnson N Reese A Rrchrrdson Thlrd rovn X Tnlor W Speaker Tamr R Shrftan N Sullnan Sandmore I Stcmberg D Salz B Smrrh P Salrnger Fourth row P Walters E Taussng S XX rpner P Szabad Turner J Stahlrn M Thompson F Stahl J Thomas R Sprague Frfrh row Q Wolf D Vuler T XX nnston C Wxlson B Wrle T Walsh L Wershrl M Lnterberb H Vkemple P Trcnbrth Srxrh row K Zook,B Wernberg,M Zeeman S ----.-I - ,'T iq lyke' ,,..,' ' ' ,. 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Why yes I use I.esro1l, Cathy' 5-1 -' Fnrst rovt Ross Nunberg D Roglrano Nrmmons Tamr G Murphv A Rlmash S M111 L Reuter .I Mehr Second row V Shasha S Rodm C Schmrdr I Raymond A Samton M Rucn N Sachs G Prllard A Rubenstern I Pepper Thrrd row N Torenberg I Shlplro 'NI Tally M Shlmhin I Strassburger S Schrerber P Stone B Roskrnd N Shlpmm G Ropes Fourth row S Wrthers D Smlrh B Whrre R Smart I Werner Slore Wfemberg Slnybaubh M Vargrsh D Sxmon Flfrh rovy K Welnberg R Tumm I Thtlhermer G Wrrght Snyder M VUood C Snyder P Wrttner P Smxrh Stxth row G Works VC'h1tehorn P Wrnslow H Wlcdman A Fmk K Man, is this class a dragfu Tom, .4 C7aM 0 7963 l X1 Frrst row E Bookman M Arloolc H Bernsreln R Ardm F Barry I Alln yn Y Arnhelm I Adelson A Abl1'lSSl Second rovx I Clark E Baron A Clark H Bflrlovs M Byer B B1rk1n S Bruck I Axelmd A Brennan P Aron Thrrcl row C C115 F Benenson Fourth rovn V Lrmkson R Klme D Doklcen A Casrerella K Dxeckmxn D Buonocore I Dnmond F Brovsn S Dellclc R Brodman Fxfth row I Gxlberr R Ell1s W Gullnlrd D Elnngon E Fncdman E Dem S Ferguson Crust P Firnham R Cohan Slxth rovn S Cordon W Freemin C Goldman S Flaum S Cmlbm P Fxrzprrrxck S Cnllrspm P Fcldmm C Glllespre H Fmns 015-0- 11 A s YL 'W S 1 N - ,, . .f . 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If QL-z1.1nuArxxUrc:1rk 'B u:.Bulf1lxc .R llx1.Q -A., 7 X '1' Flrst row M Brown Barnett R Brody C Baker E Blau M Axler A Balsam R Albrecht V Aranow F Aghassl Second row K Cohn E Blen B Cleaver R Berry E Chrlstnanl N Beckely I Brooks B Baylns Brown R Baron Thlrd row Dxamond P Busch D DeWolf L Derse H Exans C Brodman DeGraff B Bongard W Crystal A Blumner Fourth row R Faxles VU DeGrafT C Erekson I Crystal D DuF1ne G Clark Duboff F Cass Drexer R Caro Flfth row N Gordon D F1tzgerald A G1lmore R Feldman N Goberman P Elkm A Francomano C Duggan H Feuer S Drucker .-.4--n-egg CD -...xy WR' l lsw Y X,X Frrst row B Harnson W Harshaw P Hanff R Hamar K Haggerty W Gottesman E Gruss B Gardner B Gross Freund Second row I Holmes A Hmners C Hxckey S Herz K Heney Hertot B Harvey G Hay C Held E Havskms Thlrd ron B Keesmg I Kandell N Katz R oyce B Katz A ack B Kadlsh R Enms K Hrldrum R Htrsch Fourth row N Krtpke I Klausner D Koster B Klrschner G KOH R K1mball P Kle1sner C Ktdder I Klern Frfth row Kaufman S Landau C Malkm R Lackrltz B Lusttg R Kunreuther B Loste I Kranz S Llnder B Klewe I Moseman B LlV1l'lgSIOfl D Metzger B Lleberman Merrell H Lawrence P McCormack R Lasdon A Markus S Landman 9 ' . - xl ., , - ' - ... if I v . 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V' ' y ' 1 ' y - v - v,- 1 A 3 - In . , . , . , . ,-I. , . , . 105 1 - 1 - x ' ' -al' :li First row H Hoffman M ackson Geiger D Hindels A Garson S Hartman S Frumin M Hanley E Friedman E Grob F Flowers Second row R Kline C Henley M Kinsey M Harris C Killea Halpern F Kaufman A Guffanti S Jacobson R Gilbert Third row Mendleson H Korn M McFadden C Kniel M Leyy P Kaplan Lessing T ohnson B Lehman H acobi Fourth row P Korsmeyer R Learson K Nordberg S Lazare Neumann G Kress I Nagle C Kramon S Meyers E ackson Fifth row T Rostow B Meyer M Rivchin J McNamara M Redmond A Mayer L Piret A Madison R Piclcard L MacBride Sixth row D Scheinman Peiser M Sargent N Sardo B Paley V Sandahl M Saltzman E Moed S Salk W Miller irst row: -X. ieehan. R. Satz. C Scmeigkeri A. Rt. in, -. Sclmpir z, Nl. Raynes. C ulman, NI. Rapap rt. l.. Sthtei.-r. R. Putzi '. f-sind r xi C. Steinber. Schweitzer. l.. Spector. G. Schuessler. Cf Smith. R. Sthreek. li Silberstein R. Schindel- heim, M. Slilansky. R. Sm-.'icky'. Third roxy K. X isceglie. M Solinger, F. Train, D. Smith M. Torrisi, M. Silverman, P. Taten. XV. Singsenr 5. Sud.ik.t. XV. Shore, Fourth row: D Schrier. N. Vfinkel, vl. Voigt, P. XY'1ne.1pple, S. V.inderXY'oude. K, XY'ells, L. Strada G. W'aters. M. Steinberg. M. XX'.ilr.ith, R. Sondheim. Fifth row. B. Schulman, E. Zehnter R. W'ilson, C. Yorke. Yfidelitz, K. Yackel. H. X C'est, B. Vfolper, M. Xweiss, D Wittner, j. Walker. v Frrst row L Rapaport D Ogden Potter A Norek A Parrser M Nelson Page D Murdock M Newburger Macklrn Second row S Schenck T Pretzfeld P Rubin M Prrnre M Sayle Peterson P Rose I Peck E Parker T ONe1l Thrtd row B Slaner M Robtnson E Slnger S Roberts W Srchel E Robblns S Schwerckert Rerch M Schoenbaum D Raymond Fourth row K Stern E Scherer P Splndler W Samuels L Spiegel B Samek C Sorenson B Sa1ber P Smrth B Rosenblatt Frfth row A VanDeWater W Smxth E Troy E Smrth L Thornhrll E Shaw A Thomson R Schnur S Taylor P Schrndelhelm Slxth row N Wesseler P Well C Wxllrs A Torz1ll1 C Wagner A Stxx C Vestal R Stevens A Verrxllr P Steckler Seventh row P Wallbetg j Wrrght M Wrrght L Wolhers L Wrshnrck C Whrte 0 , Lnfe from the gods. Dave. A pleasant chat flve minutes before the ax falls Elrot Andy Yvonne unior Reluctantly and yet expectantly we watched the August heat and the green foliage mellow into the cool and golden hues of fall. Still reluctant and expectant, we saw the signs appear, Drive Carefully, Schools Open, and found ourselves once more in the familiar halls of Scarsdale High School. As juniors, we were envied by freshmen. and we envied the seniors. We met the challenges as they came-the long papers, the PSATs, the sports prac- tices, the dramatic rehearsals, and the GO. work. Gradually we saw a method in our madness. We were preparing for the climax of our high school careers -being seniors. Next year, the GO. and clubs would be our responsibilities, along with college worries. But, perhaps it's wrong to say that we were, at first, aware of the extent of our coming year as seniors. W'e lived more from day to day, taking the little joys and troubles with the larger, too concerned with the present to be particularly visionary. What was the present? Autumn brought more than falling leaves. We parked on Brewster Road with a certain pride and trekked across the mud with a swagger those first days of school. The less fortunate, born some- where around March, ruefully counted days, waiting until they would fever- ishly study the Driver's Manual the night before the test. Somewhere in those days of new books, new teachers, and joining, we applied for the PSATS that were to plague us later. We saw our class well represented in the fall sports, and we weren't slow to notice that Dave Feldshuh played more football than any other junior player. When football wasn't scheduled, we watched our All-County stars, Skip Lane and Ron Tebbutt, boot their way to varsity letters. Lei femmes fatalei were not idle, and in between their constant chatter about clothes and boys, the perennial athletes, including jean Bonney, Helene Falk, Sarah jean Gillespie and Ilene Hyman, made their mark. The present of autumn became the past, we turned on the radios to hear, District one schools are closed today. We thanked winter for being kind enough to make her appearance on a day before Christmas vacation when last minute tests were scheduled. We didn't mind being temporarily grounded. The holiday came and went with characteristic swiftness, and we were in assembly again honoring Signifer members-eighteen of our number. PSAT results happened by and were greeted with mixed hostilities and a few vic- torious shouts. We rationalized and thought of the May Boards, which were the ones that really counted and seemed so far in the future. A new precedent FWD Wish ml- 1-in bs f4ldNU!s1U fhl PVUPU Jimi Where Larry No charge for alterations. M1ke,Bonnie.Boh, 4' Q XX GJ air. ar was set when Larry Gladieux was chosen temporary Class President by the junior G.O. representatives. A few weeks later, at our first class meeting, we made decisions for next year, and our senior feeling began to have substance. Our winter months were rich as we earned and enjoyed the benefits of our work in the dramatic and musical arts. In spite of natures dormancy, we were in a Hurry of activity. We were impressed by Lucy Kostelanetz and Toni Brody in Trojan Women and Georgia Witkin in The Importance of Being Earneit. At about the same time, we admired the members of our class who went to the All-State Festival-Lucy Ogden, Nancy Day, Ed Schwartz, Sue Shaw-and were awed by the January concert. Ed Schwartz and John Treacy were soloists while many girls, including Genie Slaner, Carol Gordon and Joan Korn, sang with spirit and depth in the Choralettes. Warren Rothman also represented us in the All-Eastern Chorus. In the interim when winter gave in to spring, one thought dominated our minds-the campaigns for next year's G.O. president. We will never forget the sleep we lost, the speeches that weren't eloquent, the slogans that eluded us, the poster paint we spilled, the S15 budget. Maroon gave us a big spread because we had connections with certain junior editors-john Rudey, Pete Kinzler, and john Harmon. After winter gusts became lilting, fresh breezes, the activities of our class changed. The pounding basketball practice dominated by Steve Solomon and Ken Kauffman and the writhing matches wrestled by Al Reilly, Roger Leeds, and Bruce jacobsohn gave way to outdoor sports. We wanted to be outside, to hear the crack of a baseball bar, to run and to become ex- hausted, jeff McKay and jon Crystal on the baseball varsity relentlessly batted and threw the ballon the spring afternoons, while Bill Welch and Saul Katz renewed their endless laps contrastingly monotonous and in- vigorating. We watched as Arnie Moss practiced his tennis serves over and over, again and again. Spring continued to bud and flower, and then our eyes, stimulated by the G.O. election, turned more eagerly toward our future as a senior class. We feverishly worked, with a class spirit we had not known before, to make the Tea Dance better than it had been in all previous years. As we elected senior class officers and received appointments to publications, G.O. committees and clubs, we consciously accepted the responsibilities that would be ours as seniors. We watched the seniors sitting by the brook eating lunch in the warm June sunshine and know our triumph would soon come. 38 ix Z Pillow talk. Harold, jane, Phyllis. -Q Q, Z I Sunrise Semester, jim. I will try to be polite, I will try to be polite, I will . . . Bill. Exotic dishes to cook at home. Margie. Gail, Ilene. 7? fl fl? Couldni we even the load a little' Dick and Chuck' Chuck and Dick' lwasa9Olb.weakling.Bnb,Skip. 'ar W.. g .f Nl 0 N 'Z i Q J 5 : tf-P f Bali-Hai. here ue come? Sa1lor.,l.11ie.Betsy. li ., .1 wa S l cti L L xutli NWN' .1 :ti-:nth lvczrx. Although the class of '62 has lived only half of its high school career, we are not too young to reminisce. In our sophomore year, we were neither up nor down, in nor out. As inberweeners not everything was new to us nor was everything old. For the first time, we sat through honors courses and saw our names appear on Varsity and Maroon lists. VUe also bought our First Regents' review books and wondered if the Regents would be just like the previous years'. Waiting for the bus morning and night, we soon became aware of the convenience of having a car. Here then, is a record of our inbetween year. We watched Charlotte Gilles and Susannah Newman cheer themselves pleasantly hoarse for Goeff Numberg, John Arant, Brian Clune, and Allen Richardson on the football team. We were amazed when Gary Pillard made Varsity Soccer, Stefan Berg, Cross Country. and Prescott Winslow, Varsity Basketball. We saw Cathy Dumas, Ellen Reid, Kathy Headly, and Alison Raphael, this years' star female athletes, in their blue gymsuits practicing for their teams with zest and grace. We were well represented at concerts when Peter Glankov, Barbara Mercer, Holly Wemple, Dick Hellstein, Randy Kehler, and Doug Anderson turned their musical ability to good use. And we were represented in the Music Tower when Barbara Feldman, Kathy Lambourne. Lynn Wood, and Ellen Hofheimer sang in the junior Choralettes. We clapped for Louis Briganti, Barbara Newman, Louis Thalheimer, and Mike Harrison in Year! Ago. We joined the Bridge Club because Ricky Lowenstein was the tenth grade president. Our names were in Maroon when Dick Lynton, Dick Malina. Lynne Golob and Martha Goell joined the staff. The G.O. and its committees received support from our number. Mac Rurnsey and Charlie Lerner represented us on the Advisory Committee. Prescott Winslow, john Nimmons, Bonnie Burke, and Fred Lowenfels were other Council members. Diana Raskin was on the Honor Committee. Sue Kress, Citizenshipg Allen Richardson, Cafeteria, jane Weinberg, Election Board, and joan Flesch, Promotion. And so, in spite of our inbetweeness, we had a profitable sophomore year, strengthening our newly developed interests. ff 'S' Please tion tl Youll get water in my cameraf Bonnie. Y Qs , 4 I 1 ,, 1,'.2' -,.,--4 if ,,,,:A f',' ,qm- lil. My phone number is. .Pat. Pete. jl'Q5AI'l'lalfl CLIAVLJCII' As ninth graders we were awed by the High School before we became accustomed to the endless hallways, staircases, room numbers, and new faces. Seniors looked awfully tall and their class rings had an aura of mystery. We found ourselves swamped with hard work. Through no decision of ours, we were the first class to have a Freshman Honors English section and an extra Honor Committee assembly. We had no doubt about our high school status after reading the Odyrfey, While we experienced the minor discomforts of butterflies before contract tests and occasional detention, we became immersed in the many non-academic activities in school. We had our first jumps on the trampoline and we went to our first G.O. dance, the Odd Ball. Our members inflated the rosters of sports, dramatics, music, the G.O., and clubs. As fall turned to winter, some of our less shy and more-talented friends excelled in these activities, undaunted by and inspired by their new surroundings. Our female stars in hockey, gymnastics, basketball and baseball included Pat Wineapple, Cynthia Gillespie, Faith Barry, Ann VanDeWater, Claire Willis, and Gail Koff. On the foot- ball iield and other places of sports activity we saw Bob Sawicky, Richard Satz, jake Walker, Doug Blair, Pete Kaplan, Richard Brick, and Gordon Hay. Our enjoyment of Yearf Ago. the play presented by Mr. Flaccus' dramatic group, was enhanced when we say Nancy Katz, Maureen Redmond, and Leslie Thornhill participating. We were a little surprised to see over twenty of our number playing in the band and orchestra, including Yloyce Potter, Alison Brennan, Nora Goberman, and Peter Weil. At the same time. Yvonne Arnheim, Felice Train, Gail Waters and others sang in the junior Choralettes. The G.O. was another source of great interest to us. We enjoyed the privileges of G.O. cards, while some of us were also members of the G.O. Council and its com- mittees. Paul Elkin and Terry Rosrov were on the Advisory Committee and the G.O. Council, Pat Smith, Sue Salk, Secretarial, Amy Colmer, Cafeteriag jono Kranz, Andy Mayer, Honor, Henry Berliss, Serviceg and john Freund, Trafhc. Perhaps the friends in teachers and fellow students that we made as we lived out our first year of high school were the most important fruits of our experience. Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink. Bubbles. Katie. 'Q l..' Now, just don't sneeze Pat A.: mill? 13-95 .-gym fa-5 ,-0-5 ,--s The Short Cut. Stephen, jeff, Enlillf. Bewitched, Bothered and Bevtildeted. Norm. UC..- 'Jed Nvrbswf i .Ac fufcfled 0 . 0 iff winch fw 'wif jv'fffvfNf.Qq fr.nzH1 If ,gin zzfffffifzkq fm! ffm ff: fl I f ff vw! 'IIXHIIXLIIYX .u- ffmu fum. 1113 I H XX lltnr Pmr ACTIVITIES-Seated: E. Hartog, P. Salinger, J. Levitt. Standin . Diamond L. O den D. Rosenzv-ei , 1. ts' J. - s - A ' g Atwood CHAIRMAN, A. Zoolt, il. Rabinowitz. , M . s First seated R Buchanan .I Schneider S Hackett j Atwood 1 Arant j Nimmons F Schwartz D Anderson L Madison S Lynton TREASI RER W Goodridge PARLIA HFNYARIAIN Second seated J Harmon N Kripke M Rumsey j Kranz S Kress S Kahn B Brealtstone lirst standing A. Mayer A. Van Dewater E. Berliss T. O'Connor Mr. Forbes F. Stahl J. Darrow F. Rumsey M. Kavey C. Busch E. Cohen PRESIDENT. Second standing: B. Smith, G. Kofi A. Zoolt S. Wilsrin J4ff..,ifm af SJJS Our lives take on deeper meaning from non-academic as well as academic activities. Through such activities at Scarsdale. we are enriched in numerous ways. A Broadway play means inhnitely more if we, ourselves. have been in a school production. XY'e can further appreciate the value of persistence and constant effort when we have worked on a publication or the GO, Moreover. in our extra-curricular activities. we are doing something that gives us pleasure while getting to know others interested in the same pursuit. The following pages are written to show what is being done, To some. these words will bring back memoriesg to others they will bring new comprehension of the wide variety of activities open for their participation. me gen era! Organ izem The GO. spent a busy year expanding and innovating. As the students' voice. GO. meetings were alive with an abundance of motions about various aspects of school life. Temporary committees were established to write a handbook. to study problems dealing with class rings. to investigate discounts and possible changes in the American Field Service program. The Snack Bar reopened. A well-timed letter about smoking regulations ADVISORY-M Rumsev, L. Train, F. Cohen, R. Wanslow . T. Rostov. C. Lerner, R. Elkins. E. Berliss, P. Elkin. C. Culb. First seated: L, Train .S'IfCRlfY'ARY. R. Wlinslow VICE-PRESIDENT. M. Macklin, S. Wilson, R. Hull, S. Grossman, A. Shapiro. j. Blumner, E. Krosney, R. Elkins, P. Elkin, R. Helstein. Second seated: D. Rosenzweig, K. Henev, M. Silverman, S. Berg, j, Falk, A. Blumner, P. Tannenwald, S. Bruck, -I. Greenleaf. First standing: K. McMahon, R. Kehler, R. Simon, C, Lerner, P. Glankoff. Second standing: CQ. Schrier, R. Arnold, S. Durst, D. 1.aBarre, I.. Gladieux, K. Wells, M. Zussman. was written to the student body by Dinny. A letter about peace was written by the Council and sent to Khrushchey. Admission was charged at band concerts. The Debating Club began. Students interested in knowledge for its own sake found great enjoyment in a new. non-credit organization open to the entire school and aptly named Pursuit. Innovations were made in the field of finance also. The system used by the GO. was changed. The Treasury Committee was streamlined to Treasurer and a few assistants. ln addition. activities that are not on a yearly budget were told to requisition money from the CO. Council directly rather than from the bursar. A few controversial proposals were brought up and defeated after debate. One such proposal was that only students who had purchased GU. cards be permitted to join GO. clubs and committees. A special committee reported on the question of a swimming pool for the school. The issue was dropped after discussion. ln its continuing efforts to interest all students in the GO. and its activities, the GO. held an open meeting in the auditorium after school. Attendance at this meeting was encouraging. For the same purpose students with seventh period study halls on Monday or Thursday were invited by tasteful notes. delivered through their homerooms, to attend meetings. During the entire year our UO. served its purpose as a student organi- zation, acting according to student needs and demands. SERVICES-First row: D. Diamond, I.. Madison CHAIRMAN, F. Train, j. Nimmons. Second row: B. Lorch, H. Cook. H. Berliss, B. Burke. Third rowi R. Glitkstein, L. Koff, P. W'inslow, H. Bank, B. Reinecke. TRAFFIC-K, Mahler, -I. Delack. rl. Gla. dieux, T. O'Connor, 1. Freund, P. Vifillis. A. Shapiro, S. Lane, H. Weidman, 1. Harris, J. Berger, L. Bereridt, N. Chapin. HONOR lfirst rms nl. I-leye. D Raskin. lx. lierliss. S Hatkert. C. Erickson. R Ciurfein, R Simon CH.'IlRll.'l.'N X'X'all.ich. NI. Zussman. E Hotheimer. Ifitzpatritk, A Mayer. Seoinil rou H Block. .I Kranz, T, Lipman. R. Hull ,I P ASSEMBLY lfirst row: E. Peskin CHAIRMAN. R Krueger. St-tontl row: l. Klein, M. Greenwood. Third row P, Meyers, R. Helstein, A. Sandberg. D Anderson. P Myers, E. Schwartz. PROMOTION liirst ri u I.. Xfieilnun. S Sen. I: Rurnsey CH.-i1Rll.'l.N' Seton row R Rulvn, -I l ailes. rl. Ruhr.-nsrein P Nortaitt-.,l Losterg. The Committees, agents of the OO., are authorized by GO. legislation to carry out their activities. The regulation and evaluation of our large number of extra-curricular organi- zations is the job of the ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE, Serving as a link between the GO. and the individual clubs, the committees many duties this year included the preparation of budgets for the activities and the supervision of Pursuit. THE ADVISORY BOARD keeps the GO. president cognizant of the Coun- cil's opinion on certain issues. In addition. it usually considers GO, issues before the Council as a whole. and thus makes helpful recommendations for action. During the last year, these included suggesting a proposal to the Board of Education to contribute to school athletic funds. The Board also receives requisi- tions from clubs for funds, which it then passes on to the Council for approval. The SERVICE COMMITTEE has been an institution at Scarsdale for many years, but it has just recently initiated a more extensive program. The Service Committee members moniter the halls and cafeteria during lunch periods and help supervise the sports events. College credit is given to those who earn service hours through the various activities of the committee. A Service Wcirkshcmp has been established which aids the teachers and general ofhce staff with their clerical work. The TRAFFIC COMMITTEE meets weekly to discuss and find solutions to problems arising from the parking situation and student driving. We see its mem- bers at work enforcing their regulations .Vile all know the familiar figures check- ing to make certain that only registered cars use the parking lot or that the windshields are free of ice. Wforking to maintain and expand the honor system, the HONOR COMMIT- TEE spent an active year. In addition to its introductory all-school assemblies, the committee presented a second assembly for ninth graders. Last years honor study halls were continued with few changes. Mechanics were streamlined to cut much- vau K' Li' ..' ,-15 complained-about red tape. The ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE planned programs to interest the majority of students. Few will forget the debate between the Universities of Pittsburgh and Vermont, the Lafayette College Choir, or the speech on the Romance of W'ords. The assemblies concerning school aHairs and the Basketball Clinic were also well-chosen. The PROMOTION COMMITTEE, which meets regularly twice a week, is one of the most active committees of the OO. The members create striking posters and tags to publicize and promote all school functions. Thus. the student support at all varsity activities is due largely to their efforts. This year the committee has introduced two large schedule posters which give information about the compe- titive sports. Sweatshirts bearing the school seal are now available at stores in Scarsdale Village. The ELECT ION BOARD was primarily responsible for planning and managing the GO. Presidential Election. By careful framing of campaign rules and pro- cedures, the Board was able to insure smooth-running and fair electoral procedures. Furthermore, it undertook the supervision of elections of GO. homeroom repre- sentatives and club officers. Under the leadership of the Secretary of the G.O, the SECRETARIAL COM- MITTEE does the important behind-the-scenes jobs such as typing material for the G.O. notebook and preparing the minutes and agenda for each meeting. NX'ork for the committee is also done by non-members earning service hours. Several nights during the school year, Gyms A and B were not gyms at all, but were transformed by the SOCIAL PLANNING BOARD into imaginative settings. This committee used its ingenuity to prepare enjoyable social programs at Scarsdale. Among the products of the efforts were the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Odd Ball Dance, Campaign Dance, and Square Dance. I- mb 7 1156 ELECTION BD. --First row .l.XX'einberg. S. X'X'iison. M, Macklin, D. Yfinslov' CH:i1R.lIAN. E. Krosney. F. Stott. N. Nimrncns. B, Gross. Second row. S. Meyers. YI. Schnezder. UI. Feiss. -I. Harmon. P. Kreutz. Ci. Martin. S. Schreiber. D. Salz. -I. Darrow Third ro'-1 -I. Atwood. Ig -ay, ,.... Y SECRETARIAL-N. Roskin, L. Train CH HR ll 'I N C. Austin, C. Vestal. SOCIAL PLANNING BOARD-First row. P. Glixon. B. Guttenberg. R. Cola- bella, R. Stuart, H, Melton, A. Carey Cllr-ilR.lIflN. NI. Follis. D. Diamond, N. Tremaine. I Neuhaus. B. Burrows. Sec- ond row. bl. Clark. B. Breakstone, Cv. Ropes, H. Syverson. E. Greenspan. J. Foster. K. Lucas, S. Rockmore, D. Lander, D. Vfebbink, pl - 7 C Q1 CAFETERIA-First row: S. Ferguson, B. Flesch. Second row: K. McGrath, D. Rivchin, K. Zook, B. Kuttnet, J. Martin, S. Taylor, A. Colmer, C. Schrier CHAIRMAN. Third row: D. Sonnenborn, Y. Arnheim, D. Eeldshuh, N. I-Iofheimer. TREASL'RYfS. Durst, D. Scott. S. Lyiiton CH.'fIR.Ilfl.Y. CONSTITUTION-First row D. Cato, I.. Buckbee. S Kahn, Emanuel, VU. Goodridge CHAlR.IIA.Nf E. Roskind. Second row j. Blumner, Ci. Singsen, S Solomon, A. Billet. CITIZENSHIPfE1r5t row. D. Simon. E. Kates, L. Hirshberg CHA1R,lIAN. S. Kress, P. Tannenwald. Second row. M. Rumsey, R. Romberg, H. Jacobi, L. VUood, B. Vfelch. The CITIZENSI-IIP COMMITTEE is concerned with improving gen- eral attitudes and behavior of the student body. Activities this year in- cluded circulating questionnaries concerning student behavior. In addition, the committee chairman received a vote of confidence from the faculty on a proposal to continue student substitute teaching during a teachers absence. The CAFETERIA COMMITTEE acted as a representative of the stu- dent body in an effort to make the Cafeteria an enjoyable place in which to eat. Concerned with the varied problems of the cafeteria, the members had monthly discussions with the cafeteria manager concerning food and service, inspected the tray room. served as monitors during the entire school year. and even managed a monthly change of cafeteria decorations. The CONSTITUTION COMMITTEES purpose is to streamline the G.O. Constitution and to keep it abreast with student attitudes reflected in the GO. meetings. This years accomplishments included useful addi- tions to and alterations of the by-laws. The results of these amendments, passed by the GO.. were stricter attendance rules for meetings, a more efficient hnancial system. and provisions for the proper introduction of business during meetings. lv il In mf' Frrst row N Miller CATALOG EDITOR I. Freund IDIIORIX CHIFF S Beall BI SINTSS MANAGER J Falles ART EDITOR R Rub1nPHOTOCR'lPHl IDITOR AVL OI. B Seasonwern LITERARY EDITOR W Borden CO ORDINATOR Ola IA llama! Scarsdale Hrgh School offers rts students a wrde vtrrety of medrums rn whrch to express therr abrlrty IU the field of your nalrsm and creatrve wrltrng September tenth found the 1960 BANDERSNATQH staff be grnnlng productron of the yearbook The prrstrnc loyelrness of the new Bandy room became famrlrar to the staff As deadlrnc approached the top edrtors sub edrtors and general staff turned the conglomeratron of unrdentlhed prcrures layout sheets rough copy and scrambled lrsts rnro an accurate record of the school year When they saw the completed Bundy the staff felt the pres sure worry and fallen averages had been worthwhlle MAROON the school newspaper contrnued to enlrghten stu dents about the events occurrrng rn and around the school posed searchrng questrons to groups of students from each grade sub yected the G O to mercrless crrtrcrsm rn one column and the stu dents to the same rn another and provrded a column for a guest wrrter For others wrrh a nose for news PRESSBOARD offered an opportunrry to rnform the communlty about Hrgh School eyents through local newspapers In pursult of the consummate reward a bylrne rn the Inqwrer th1s years reporters delved harder than eyer for the rnsrde story Desprte mcreasrng pandemonrum as the weekly deadlrne approached the staff pulled through and Press board emerged well en route to establrshxng a rradrtron for rtself Alf J' Z' Devi. . fe M First row: L. 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S ' QW' if JABBY Ftrst row M Mackltn E Greenspan J Atwood C Busch D Anderson LITERARI EDITOR L Stewart LITERARY EDITOR T Sachs EDITOR IN CHIEF L Madison L Tram Those of us who prefer to volce our feellngs and Ideas through the pen submitted maternal to JABBERWOCK the school lxter ary magazme This year abby was reorganlzed to gtve each staff member and the three etdtors the necessary powers that produced a magazine which sold more coples and subscrrpttons than ever before tn tts history Among the mnovatlons were a student pho tography sectron and a successful sktt PRESSBOARD First row C Gluck ASSISTANT EDITOR J Dxamond EDITOR Second row C Austin E Freund E Greene M Beclcerman N Chapin 121 Lxterary efforts are d1scussed after school at meetxngs of the CREATIVE WRITING CI UB The short story was the mann held of concentrauon thls year To lmprowe thexr materlal club members employed a combxmtnon of retrospectlon and rntro spectron These wrrters nntralnxng used the work of authors already establlshed rn the lltemry world as a sprmgbmrd for then tndtvndual expresston CREATIVE WRITING Flrst rovu A Snxtovs D Anderson E Schwartz Second row R Putztger M I-Iarrxson M Zuss man Third row E Greene E Kohl K Mlndlxn I Bacal L Kostelanetz Fourth row L Barber M Seeing I Frxedman B Seansonwern I I V - -1 1 -. 7? 2 .,- A . 2' - I V7 B 5 ' rl Yo 9 6 V 5 B. 1 s- 6 I 1 I , - 1:1 5 E I' I , A I S.- fi -Vg A I B , J 3 1 A If ,X y v ifaw I ,J l'J A ' Q t J ..A. Y . . y I . l t Ib, ' it , f s , I . V235 I 1 'tg -. 1 A . 1 , gxvdlv . .. , K HI M I , Q ,- Q ,, 5 f , r ,i . .. 'I L ' 'I . U -' , , I . , A -Q x I xl 1 M Frrst rovu Mrss Frtzgerald R Hull VICFPRESIDEINT J l'all-. PRESIDENT S Sen SECRE'1'ARl Second row S Gerger L Stewart j Atwood F Rumsey B Flesch S Werthelmer R Peck Hackett M Macklrn J Altschul L Goldstern j Erseman L I Ill lei' After attamnng a B plus averagc and a number of extra currrcular actrvrtres twenty three rumors and senrors were ln ducted rnto SIGNIFER by an ofliclal rnductron assembly Slbnr er members made rt a servrce orgamzatron by agarn orgamzlng and proctorrng noon txme study halls and rnrtrattng both a substrtute teacher program and a tutormg servrce for mnth grade students Freund S Lynton Third row L Hxrshberg J Blumner J Hoffman, P Nottage B Haas j Glercher R Wlnslow J Delaclc D Rosen zvnerg R Green P Tannenwald R Rubin N Muller R Romberg 33,4 Such key phrases as Hand ln your homework and We wxll now have a short quxz are tools of the profession carefully rn vesttgared by members of the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMER ICA CLUB Nova rn rts fifth year thxs club gave nts members a J Dramond D Levy glance mto therr future professnon by wrsxts to Scarsdale elemen tary schools and drscussrons wrth several guest speakers QQ ii- l L. Ogden SECRETARY. R. Reuter, L. Buckbee VICE-PRliSlDE.N'T, P. Carpenter PRESIDENT, E. Greene. R Quasman D Sueeton ,I Hershex lICF PRESIDENT S Sen PRESIDENT H Wald D Smith D Levy O 144 414,40 jleta t,z'4m,, sv Once a week students crowd around a blackboard to study IH trrcate figures and thus calculate the elusrve x Thus mysterrous socxety IS MU ALPHA THETA Scarsdale Hxgh Schools Math Club whose purpose rs to provlde a means by whrch mterested students may explore more fully the held of mathematrcs Thrs year the club undertook the preparation of a collectlon of therr best 100 problems and solutrons for future use Put your books on the shclves and get a sllp These words of the LIBRARY STAFF members arc famrlmr to all of us who use the hrgh school lxbrary The staff headed by Mxss ean McLaury has students from all grades ln nts number The staff IS an 1nval uable and to all students who use the lxbmry daxly to supplement thelr clussvuork Frrsr row B Loste B Lansky Second row B Peskln V Shasha A Verrxllx J Wright S Gordon M FIIZMKUIICC j Maclntyre Third row E Bongard P Smith P McCormick . ,' vw I- N ,- Y, - . , . '. . V N iq 1 - I 4 Q ' 1 . .D A! , A ' 'Y '3 n . .. Y i .,, , . . . ,. y, - - R -- . 6 I I I Y , . . , . ' -I ', K V 5 . ' 3 . 1 ' 4 . . . - V r . 1 . , . '. : , , . , . ,. ,. , . ,. . :. ,. ,. . First row T. Lansky SECRETARY. R. L. Simon. Second row: M Eliasberg, j. Horn VICE-PRESIDENT. R. Fischer, Mr. Pratt. L Hoffman PRESIDENT-.J.G0rCl0n. uiafion Though the Board of Education has not yet seen fit to furnish the school with an airplane, the AVIATION CLUB is open to all those interested in the ever-changing world of aviation. In addition to its bi- monthly meetings for films and discussion, the Club visited the Nike-I-Iercules Anti- Aircraft Base near the Kensico Reservoir. The Club's program was further enhanced by Commander Thompson's talk on the Sage Sys- tem of aircraft interception. First tow H. Bank, R. Quasman, -I. Klosty. Second row: S. Kahn SECRETARY-TREASURER. R. Elkins PRESIDENT. I-I. Block VICE-PRESIDENT. 124 QF CAM CAL The viewers in the room were hushed and expectant. The movements of the players were slow and precise. Finally. breaking the silence. the victorious member of the CHESS C,I.I.'I5 exclaimed. Checkmatef livery week. stu- dents interested in improving their patience. concentration. and chess game. attend the informal meetings of this club. Each member is rated individually and has the opportunity to challenge the positions of those on the Chess Team. These serious players compete in many interscholastic matches and have been very successful. First tow: Lockhart VICE-PRESIDENT. j. Milman PRESIDENT. gl. Lincoln SECRETARI'-TREASURER. Second row: P. Raven. T. Marx. R. Quasman. G I71 UPG The beauty of a spring landscape. the capricious stunts of active children. and the crazy poses for the yearbook are subjects of photographs taken by CAMERA CLUB mem- bers. They meet to study the art of photography, from the snapping of the shutter to the final development of a per- fect photograph. In -lanuary and May, the club sponsors contests open to all shutterbugs. Among this years other activities were a field trip and discussions vvith guest speakers. YJLAQ,-.iffea Members of the USHERETTES prevent much confusion at school performances. In addition to supplying attendees with programs, these female guides are called upon to decide who's sitting in the wrong place, to locate the seats of lost parents, and to chatter with friends as they enter the auditorium. Because of its nature, the group meets only to elect officers and to decide policy. Members are re- warded by seeing all school performances free of charge. I , ' . s Customers: C, Murdock, P. Fitzpatrick. Salesmen: R. Barnhart. P. Schwartz SECRETARY. S. Larabee TREASURER. R. Wilson VICE-PRESIDENT. j. Harmon PRESIDENT. I-I. Savage. cience The SCIENCE CLUB, an organization of budding phys- icists, archaeologists, biologists and the like pursued its investigations into the nature of things every third week. For the first time, the club was divided into three com- mittees, which worked on special programs involving out- side work in biology, chemistry, and physics. The year's highlights included a lecture on an archaeological expedi- tion in Turkey, a talk on insects, and a field trip to the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research. First row: 1. Rosenbaum, A. DuFine, S. Taylor. Second row: B. Martin, M. Bankart, M. Beckerman, P. Armati, B. Stafford, I., Merrell, N. Martin. SCLOO! .STOPG Students finding themselves short of es- sential materials for schoolwork can vouch for the necessity of the SCHOOL STORE. Last minute covers for books, pens for Eng- lish themes, or folders for long papers are its specialties. Prices are considerably lower than those in Scarsdale Village stores. Stu- dent volunteers who run the Store under the direction of Mr. Jamison report for duty before school and during their lunch periods. Stationary engraved with the school seal was available at the School Store for the first time this year. First row: F. Lowenfels, D. Klieger SECRETARY, M. Goell, D. Webbink VICE-PRESIDENT. D. Rosenzweig PRESIDENT. R. Schaffner. ...- ltd F-'n gd ' I2 551 M I I 1 rs ii' 1-.1 'ar- - XO M 2.4 'NJ'-N n 5, 'Ili lui if af. N ,Xg A X, T I Lf .W 9. 4,54 I .. ,, ., . Row one I l.1pm.1nllxl.Wl3lNl I- Ntlmartz. Nl Greene Sli- Rl1lxlRl.8 l.5nton,i . Citaham. ,I XX agner. S Herz. I1 llri tkhanll, H. Iiloth. XY' I7.innett. ,I Nlarx, Row mo R Ielalxlrt. Cv Martin. AI. Hoflman. R l5l2YllL'll,I l7e.i:1e. ,I Nl.l3ho.1,4l1.l Arloolx K Turner. R Qioiiierxsoti. I- Nhau, R. XX':rit1l1o:st. A lIfL'Z1ll.lfl. ll Rotlzsthilti. Nl Nhaxx. I' 5.lil!lA!L'T. R Fpfagtge Rim three ll Vililci. T ,I.itlison. A liiller. H XX'iedrn.in. .I Nlontuornerx. ,I Xin IITIIJIS. The combination of musical ahiliry. perseverance. and group effort insure the success of the CONC IQRT CHOIR. the CONCQIQRT BAND. .ind the SYMPHONY ORC.Hl'.5- TRA. They performed Ill the f.lir1srm.is. xxllllltf. and Spring Loncerts. in the limp Conte-it it tae Iunior High ,., l'1rsr rim Nl lhomson. ll Vtmple. I' lvl.i,.roirf. I li-llc man ' ,.,, ' '1 N. ID.1x.l. U,..cr1. YN. iyo.ic.,.i.i.1. ii Nl .ll ll, . I ws, t 1 I lSilxcr.l llo.!1 ..,.. 1. 3 A I5rot.x.C flax. I. fl.11r1,::glx.1r:1 Mori. , xx I. lxa. ...... l Antterson. A 1 fiisnian. IJ Ar 11. ll lfalk. 'rhiia Mt I Irina. .-li xx'tm,itf XXc.l 'x Xl ss..l lx. 1 c . I' 1 irlen X lx ' li Xie' L' I IS' xx'1,l Agttassz. Nl Fume. ll ln. Nl Cohen I Xl x I . . ui., T. Lansl-ty, R. Kehler. DI. Atwood. I. Treasy, P. Fahricant. E. Wilson, VI. Hert1hcr,u.P. Raven, M. Harrison. E. Bien, D. Slatlcin, N, Kavey. S Sliaxyf Busch lion Your .I. Turner, Ii. Train, A. Musician, R. Helstezn. I5 Lusng. L Kofl. I. Hahn, R. Zeeman. I. Gordon, R. Holden. R Laughlin. P. Szahad, VI. Slote. B. Ahlers, -I. Allison, -I, lJ1lIItJl'N.NlF.Bl'lgfLQS. Concert. and at the Hitchcock Memorial Church. The band enlivened football games and assemblies as well. Each group received honors for its achievements. The Choral- ettes xx ere invited to sing at the Music Educators National C.onu-ntxon. ln addition, Judy Marx. Ianice Craw, Connie XX'.i,um-r. C. Ciraharn. R. Lilasstnan, M. Beiser, L. Piret, CQ. Baker. lfourth tim Mr. Alshin. P. Busch, UI. Slayhaugh, I. Arloolc, R. Gold- ensen. li Nlartzn, lf. Sthxsartz. T. Lipman, 5. Shaw. Filth row: H. lite-nts. R. liunreuther. B. Ahders, D. Helstein, I- Hahn. -I. Hertz- herg. P. lalaricant, ID. Anderson, A. Hill, M. Harris, R. Holden. A. Rates. -I. Rudey, I. McCauley, T. Wacht, R. Lansky. .ul Q. Q 7 r 5 53 '31 'S' 'S Q 19' V' Vg?5f5Q f 2 ., If x-. X 1 . 1 G. .f ' ,I . 1.1 ' klT..! :!F! fiFfYI'?IjQ U I uru First row L. Pagana, R. Feldman, S. Roberts, P. Kaplan. Second row: R Hearne 1. Black, j. Allen, R. Furey. Third row: J. Houghton SECRE- TARY -I Stahlin, A. Schwartz, J. Delack PRESIDENT. M. Fertig TREAS- URER L Hirshberg, VICE-PRESIDENTJ. Manes. . -nt 111, t Il 4. left, cm The loud cracks emanating from the inner recesses of the school building are Scarsdale RIFLE CLUB members practicing their sport, The large member- ship of this club is proof of the widespread interest of Scarsdalians in marksmanship. The RiHe Club is the main source from which the members of the Rifle Team are chosen to represent Scarsdale High in interscholastic competition. Rmb., CM Once every week, the ambitious members o fthe RADIO CLUB try to make contact with distant coun- tries ranging from England to japan. Members experiment with their ham radios and learn the codes, theories, and regulations necessary for the giving and receiving of messages. The objective of the be- ginner is to obtain his amateur license. First row: E. Schonfeld, D. Ginsburg TREASURER, R. Burnell SECRE- First row: S. Wood, R. Holden PRESIDENT. S. Mill. Seconci '1'ARY, S. Larrabee CHAIR HAN. Second row: D. Goldenson, R. Buchanan, row: A. Kahn SECRETARY-TREASURER. S. Duncan, J. K. McMahon. S. Harris, D. Ebenstein VICE-PRESIDENT, H. Kravitz, Slaybaugh, F. Flowers, K. Mirrer, J. Flowers VICE-PRESL Mr, R. Clark. CQ. Lachctertnan. D. W'ebbnik. Third row: J. Harmon. DENT, A. Gertz. rofvrfion 'lihe sighs of relief produced by a class that discovers that a movie is on the days agenda are made possible by the PRO.llllfl'lON CQl.l'l3 Planned activities for the past year included making a movie til cIt.b operations and prepare ing an extensive bttllettn bo.trd and shoxicase Except for elections and Exc-cttttve Committee meetings. most txork is done individually in- stead ttf collectively Both teachers and students agree that the Protection C'lt.b performs vxelct :ne services for the entire school .qi-.1 QR puggcify Scarsdales PUBLICITY CLUB kept students well- informed about dances, concerts, and plays. By the power of suggestion, arrows which seemed to lead nowhere, the brilliantly colored posters, and other subtle advertisements, induced many to attend the school functions. This year prospective members were required to submit posters to the club officers and adviser, who then chose the most qualified as members. Mfefin goarol This year the halls of Scarsdale High were greatly enhanced by the . ,. . many artistic and informative bul- letin boards carefully planned and S executed by the BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE. The Club 'I publicized coming events and displayed the current work of the various departments, and activities. Among the exhibitions devised by this year's members were a highly useful GO. bulletin board, several attractive display cabinets, and a host of gay salutations that appeared before the Christmas and Easter holidays. of aus. 2' 1:4-, 3 iii Q - ,iff ,G I 2. .Ag NW' First row: L. Merrell SECRETARY, 1. Neuhaus PRESIDENT. P Edwards Second row: E. Stafford, D. Arditi, R. Peck VICE-PRESIDENT S Taylor I.. Goldberg. B. Guggenheimer, B. Katz, L. Goldstein, G. Freudmann E. Harrison PRESIDENT, L. Gardner SECRETARY. B. Sandal VICE- SECRETARY, E. Grob PRESIDENT, L. Gorman VICE- PRESIDENT. PRESIDENT, j. Neuhaus, E. Rosenthal, F. Port. .fgcluerfiain g C644 The members of this year's ADVERTISING CLUB begged, entreated, and finally persuaded local merchants to order ads to aid in financing the Scarsdale High School publications, Maroon and Barzdefmazch, From the opening of their drive in October, to the deadline in February, the club's officers, aided by a core of hard- working area captains, worked diligently to help realize the plans of our publications. in First row: A. Kates PRESIDENT, M. Calero VILL- PRISSIDENT. Second row: N. Roskind, G. Witkin, j. Silberman, C. Solomon. First row: j. Milman VICE-PRliSlDli.N'Y. A Kammer SECRETARY-TREASURER, C. Harris R. Marks. Second row: J. Delack PRESIDENT Mrs. Marshall, R. Shiftan, D. Xlifyler. P. Kraus V. Voigt, B. Collins. Midge The shouts of Four no-trump! , Little slam! , and 'Finessefi' do not come from a strange language. Instead they are an integral part of the vocabulary of members of the Scarsdale High BRIDGE CLUB. Those interested in this fascinating game meet every week to try their skills in the duplicate tournaments held by the club. l'nder the expert instruction of Mr. Charles Reid, beginners in the junior Bridge Club learn the fundamentals of bidding. playing. and scoring. A bridge team has been formed for the more advanced players to compete in matches xx ith teams of other schools, The members are very enthusiastic about improving their games and have wonderful times while learning the tricks and signals of bridge experts. R. Fischer, R. Louenstein PRl1NlI7I.N'1 Mr Rc-gi 130 OMIM UI' The language clubs-LATIN. FRENCH. GERMAN, and SPANISH-worked toward making their respective lan- guages Hlivingn ones. The l.atin Club compensated for the lack of verbal communication of l.atin by studying alpha- bets and their origin, exploring Greek civilization, and learning the rudiments of Russian. lts initiated members became familiar with strange sounds such as 'huet' and da . The French. German. and Spanish Clubs. on the other hand. held their meetings in their respective languages. striving to replace few and far between words with fluent conversation. The French Club, for example. had a debate en fmuccui on the topic, ls Scarsdale an Ideal Community for Teenagers? Attempts at spoken language were extended in the production of plays in French and Spanish and by separate gatherings for French conversa- tion. f 'X I -.1 inciuizifj Those more interested in the written angle of foreign language made possible the publication of newspapers in French. 'Chaque ai Son Gout , and in Spanish, La Prensa Ilstudiantilu. Meetings and other club activities had another purpose in addition to increasing powers of communication in foreign language. Through field trips, bulletin board dis- plays, films. speakers, and discussions of art and music, students became more acquainted with the foreign peo- ples' temperament and culture. The Spanish Club. for ex- ample. celebrated Christmas in true Spanish style. From the ceiling they hung the pinata. a bull made out of paper- mache and filled with candy, Then blindfolded members tried to make it fall. Of course. innumerable pieces of candy tricked out before the pinata took its final plunge. I Miss Koegel ADVISOR, OEICCYS Standing: B. Roskind, B. Lorch l'Rf:iSlIJENT, T. Wacht, C. GOYILIOI1. First row. R. Green SECRETARY, C. Schrier PRESIDENT. P. Tannenwald VICE-PRESIDENT. Second row: S. Sen, K. Schleifer, R. Goldenson, C. Mampaey, E. Freund, R. Rombcrg, E. Greenspan. prinfing The little tags, often with unpronounceable alliterations, sported by students during the football season were the work of the PRINTING CLUB, whose members sacrificed study halls and lunch periods to produce such phrases as 'Obliterate Ossiningu and Bake Rye Other products of its work as a service organization for the GO. and GO.- sponsored activities were posters publicizing school events. sports schedules for all students, school dance tickets. and election material. In addition, the Printing Club served as a means through which students were able to develop funda- mental skills in the art of printing. I.. Berendt, S. Durst, M. Lane SECRETARY. P. Ensley. T. O'C0nrl0r VICE-PRESIDENT. Fredriltson PRESIDENT. 131 I : Fxrst row S Haggerty C Schrrer L Luks L lxostelanetz L Golob B Feldman Second tovu M Greenwood L Hrrshberg P Tangredr T OConnot J Wallach A Duhne F Peslon C Busch J Dtamoncl ,CIHIJAIUJ l l 85 Anyone who lcnovss the feelmg of yoy and prlde when produet of the efforts of sexeral elubs These are the DRA the curmln Comes down 'md tppliuse resounds throughout MATIC CILB the BOX OFFICE MANAGERS CLUB the audntonum 1lso knows the heard vsork th rt goes mto and the PRODUCTION CLUB dramutnc productlon The hymfm sees only the fimshed The Drtmatlc Club rs made up of three umts the Thes P :tsl nm R F lllnl. l lxlexn XX Bouthelle PRI YIDfN7 P 'N x n 3 Down we C mhn llxl N117 l If I IA! XID! NT XX Namelt P Well D P1 merox 'IRFAYL Rllx 11 N-Um tonl rovt ome 1 Dlna Colmet A if V -. 'T-, tf f' R . yt .- ,I '-f- 2 I ' 1' X I' f . . r I Y I Y . 1 , . . I ' I Q 'Cv' , T K f- ' lu f Q. .. of ' 1- I . , , . I .4 . L F f lf .t '. ' , L' - ' f. L. V '. .rllets S. luasllo , l A l rg, R, it ' ' 1, ILNY, ' rf- L , Q , , , r 1 I' V 1. . V f'. H, C lmer lVIC.If-l'Rl:.X1l7l:.'N'7'. XY, Q 'lg A. Se L N R , tl l'r etlm.1n. bl K,h.xrney, M. t .ltl, S. '. 132 lioret.-I Lohm.m.S.Ahelson,H Smrth. l'1rst row R Slmon E Peskln PRFSIDEINI Second row Mr Hemmerh X H 'L 'm Craw -I Nlarx L Luks T Brody Third row M Green P1105 and Mr Flaccus md Mr Cones Wforkshops Though the selecnon of plays as based on the Thesplans cho1ce castmg of mayor school presentatxons was open to the stu dent body These mastermg the dxfflcult parts rn Rzmzfg of the Moon Wznlerrel Pmrpemr Magic fape and Tmgen Women Included john Wallach Betty Peskm Roger S1 mon and Larry Madnson The Dramatic Workshcmps pro duced The Importance 0 Being Famer! and leafy Ago G Smgsen, P Wemple wood J Costerg C Schrrer S Smith L Madrson Fourth row D Pratt R Edlmg R Clune C Smnth M Donald P Myers VICI' PRFSIDEAT P Wemple Dramanc Club meenngs were enhanced by the presence of well known actors such as Roland Culver Worklng ln conjunctxon wlth the Dramanc Club were the Box Office Managers Club and the Productron Club The former sold tickets for 1nd1v1dual dramatlc productxons as well as two dollar subscrlpnons for the season s plays The latter provlded the essentral greasepalnt spotlrghts and sets L Hrrshberg E Greenspan E Peskm ' j. ,,l , . , . . 'z . - w ' 3 ' T I ' l - . ': . , . , . , . , . , . ' . ' z . . , C . Q t 4 I . ' ' - ' - , , J , . . . . K 7 3 - , . ' . 1, .I , , I . . . . . . . , , . I , A , X g MJ, 5 x T . . . . ,. ,, . First row: j. Flesch, E. Kohl, R. Green SECRETARY, P. Tannen- wald PRESIDENT, B. Flesch VICEAPRESIDENT. R. Kuttner, j. Miller. Second row: Miss Connor, Mr. Bolam. g0I'Lll7l As in other years, fiery tempers and heated verbal parries were the order of business as Scarsdale High Schools FORUM debated current affairs and topics of in- terest. In addition to discussions by panel members on domestic and foreign affairs, Forum also welcomed out- side speakers on other important issues such as the American Presidency. jufure Warned ofydmerica Organized only last year. the FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA CLUB has increased its membership from nine to twenty-hve active members. The Club met every other week, through the club program, which included movies, speakers. and panel discussions, members gained an overall view of nursing and allied fields. M. Blackburn PRIfSIDE.N'T. P. Mikita, Miss Grunert, S. Taylor. N. Martin I'1CfiAPRE.S'IDli.N'Y'. f ' i' of J ui' -.3 flfn ' i I' 1 ff- li ll! ' 13 1' 'w First row: E. Wilstvn, L. Kofi, J. Manley, P. joujon-Roche, K. Mahler, H. Savage, D. Long, K. W'einberg, J. Frauenthal. Second row: G. Gritiiths, D. Scott, F'. Carpenter, F. Lowenfels, T. Wacht, S. Katz, I.. Durham. Third row. R. Wilson, R. Hawkins, R. Wfinslow, R. Reuter, J. Loubet, R. Guggenheimer, C. Lerner. COXOI' glldfd Our assemblies are enhanced by the solemn patriotic flag ceremony that begins them. This year for the first time, the COLOR GUARD was organized as a club with officers. Five troops, whose members were represented in the club, alternately performed the ceremony. unfor ,gal Crodd The little glass containers with red crosses taped on them fiilled slowly but surely as the JUNIOR RED CROSS launched its annual drive. The Club, meeting every two weeks, performed numerous other services. Members knitted mittens for orphanages, made Christmas deco- rations for the Montrose Veterans' Administration Hos- pital, gave a party at the Irvington House for Children, and filled gift boxes. r First row: S. Schindelheim. E. Harrison PRESIDENT. Second row B. Lorch SECRETARY, R. Schafiner, K. Francomano, B. Gilbert f ' E' w S A., A. 21 3 mv .3 .1 ws ' C mx 'ul' ji' 1 4 x V' lfzll, 1.1 z9,l???'j,:-Lan '. ' gs' gi K Su 7 rf Q, 1 X' Kyfff-f V1 ' . ' W ,. bw jf- M . ASQ 'Asa an .Ml N r n g.5N- N ' -cj, . J S? - Q l ' I Six? Q' -9' ' ,,.,. ,, 9 I -,-,fhff A -zu!! if ' I xx'-. 1- ' 'W-ff ,J J 901 5 Ulu Lf QlU1LiSINlfh 1 'f HQ lfP'f7'fX f!7t,lt .171 .af!'1fn:r' LJNA !MtQ'!1fX'Lf. . , H ! I B . 5 500 QXSD H S Q? 725 . 131235 Q' W 1 5 Lzgllf X T 11 I J xesanffff co C 15 F? Frrst row K Kuntz J Crystal J Darrow A Re1lly M Ste1n berg S Wasserstrom C Cannon T Dean j OConnor D LaBar1'e Second row A Eby K Mahler R W1lson B Oswald R R1mash j Nlanes P McLean D Feldshuh B jacobsohn McKay G DeGraff R Leeds Th1rd row G Snyder W jones N- H lNlcW1ll1ams R Duggan S Altman N Baron I Loubet R G1lmore N1 bnrerberg W Ferguson G Gough R Reuter H W1edman Fourth row R Kmg Nlr Buchanan T Lazarus P Schne1der j Arant Mr Stemer Sloofdaf Although the Ra1ders posted a 5-L record for the season they had a fine team r1ch 10 Splflf and determmatxon In the first game aga1nst Peeleslull the Red and Blue ran oyer us vuth a far super1or team for a 1-10 v1ctory A vseele later desprte the hne efforts of Darrow and Rexlly the Ra1ders vsere defeated 15 7 by Sleepy Hollow Cap1tal1z.1ng on IDICICCPIIOUS and long runs by Al Re1lly the Ra1ders beat Ossmmg 14 7 Eastchester fell next 13 0 mth Stelnberg SCOIIDQD both touehdoyy ns Mamaronecle broke the Ra1ders shght vunnmg streak by 1 70 lv seore The Renders also fell before the poyyertul Rye football te 1m 11 0 F1ne elefensne yxorle by S1 XX as serstrom and Denms La Barre held Rye to only 15 pomts lele Darrow seored tyxo touchdowns le 1d mg the Ruders to a 14 O xretory oyer Pelham IH the last EUHL of the season 1959 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Date Opponent S H S Opp Oct Sleepy Holloyx et Oss1n1n,e et Eastchester te Mamaroneclt Now R e Noy Pelham Sept. 25 Peekskill ......,............................. 0 15 . 2 -1 1 ........,............... 2 13 Oy 16 1 .................,.................. 14 ' 1 op 23 ..,........................... 14 0 l o-. 50 1 - ........................... 15 21 MW Y. 6 y .................,.............................. 0 15 1. 15 ............,.......................... 14 o I 3 .LL J ., M A A, 0 X Q O-I 1.'U ' 'J The nrnrh Efldt' All Stars coached by Mr Schmrdt had a WlDUlIlg 7 l season They belt Rlxerdtlc 48 Pelhtm 6 O md lost onlx to Mamaroneclc 19 7 OCFPI' The Narsm Soctcr Team had a twelxc lcamc schelule and hmshed wlth a H 7 7 record Under thc curlancc of Mr Catanra the Scarsdale Hush soccer tcam had perhaps nts best season ln recent tears Thc Rardcrs openel thenr season hx wanqulshrng. New Rochelle Two tue ball games wrth Whlte Plarns and Rxe Neck followed The Catama men won the next three games against Con cordla LJSSIUIFIAL and Horace Greeles but lost two closc gamcs to Bronxvllle and Sleeps Hollow Thex soon rccarncd therr form and won rhe ncxt four games dcfeatxng White Plains Ossmmg. Bronxwlle and Rrverdale ln the All Countx came trve of our players represented the West These were co ctptalns All Prllarl and Ron Tehhutt Boh Strala thc hutch scorer of the season Slcrp Lane and Iohn Cor lon ln allrnon the hrst four of thc alwxc mennonel hoxs also made All Countx The Iunror Xarsm hal an unlefcarcl ten ctmc scason Thc trcshman team had a successful xcar also hung. undclcated nrst w 1 r Jn an xx x Pr a cxcr slu S H lrr s rcenwool cconc Row cen cans uma Nutr A P1 ar B ex B wr len nc C Nrncsen Rcxe t Sonncn worn N Lanc I Catanla lrd Row ss wer 1 rex wc 'fs i I-1 .gas U Z pil st w G Clark R Xkrlst Wrrght E Smrth lxranz T OlNe1l awrclu C Hcnlex R Satz R lrs H acohr D S Landman Nl Stemherg. S Landau A Casterella Second row Fntzberald R Hanar Mr Schmxdt 1939 SOCCER SCOREBOARD Dale Sept 77 S t 74 Oct Oct Oct ct ct '7 Oct 'Nm Opponent S H S Opp New Rochelle Wfhrre Plarns Rye Neck Concordu Ossrnmf, Hor1Ce Greeley Bronxxlllc XX hlte Pluns Ossrnrnc, Bronxx rllc Rnerd tle c wartz 'X llson rtrn Sallngaer D Cuneo Nlc'Namara I Rexch P lahrrcant lourth Row R Frexermuth G Ropcs P HILLIHS I Lrncoln P Shaw P Rnthschrld A hertz 1r'el 1 Welnrrtuh R Stcrnherp. lrfth Row D Rexelt lxehler N Laurc R Vucmherc R Durst P Buechler I Cun mncham B lx rtncr R lordon I Schwartz H Saxon v-pf-G4 16,1 -'l V 1 's 1 .C , .M A - .' '- ,, , - 1 ' . - v I 1 .. .-.. feel 7 A ' J' f 'fj:-:'.4' , .f -I fig-fe? if I I 4'-.FL I 177' -, 5 - -' . .1 Q- I. 5, ..'- fl '. . 2' '21 'Q .TF - .l . I . ' , I, .1.' Q . . ' - I-A' . .a -1 I Aim!! --,' ' HT- l:ll'. ro 'Q . ' ', . un, ' , . ' ' , , . ' I QR. S' ' Q - . S' , .El ', . ' V, . 3 . -.. I ' ep . -f ' Q 4 4 ,V V . I , I W YA A V . . . - 1 V , I l ' ' 6 6 , , k ,' T H ,. . . , ,, , ' -1- -I . Z6 S Ag l-I Il A, , A , . . 5 k , 1, ff - I I - I 1 ' 5 ' , 8 I I I 6 ' I I ,I 'R V. I A e- O'.l3 . V It o we . .9 A . I C I f Ot-15 If fb ' I ' . I - V Y, - A ' , ' ' Oct. -0 Sleepy Hollow' 2 ai V at . tc ., . -I t 3 N V. Ocr.27 - I 8 0 - , K 4, ,L K ,, .L tu . - , , , , . -- h Oct- V- I 2 ' ' ' 'I ' N 1 6 ' . 2 0 I5 . Ro ' VI. Co dc , D. Hym' . D. Lc- 1, U, Hal. G. ll rd. S h ' , . Mac Q . CQ. Ma , P. . ' . . , -I. P. MQ , R. Lan I Hertzherg. l.. Strada. .I Carey. . 1.. . .I . . 5' ' . 3 . , I' . . M. G A c. S- l Nlr. Ur' 1' . Mr. Ca . . R -. I. ... . .Q ' ', . ' . . S ,YI. Tehl , . ll d, . lzur A. A Levy. B. Strada, XY. 1 t . M Re T . . I' . . . f ' R r '1 . I' . R. La -, 3. c '. .I l. D Q A l .Q gg ' . A. ', 4 . . . , -. S - Th G. lien... T. OC.ont . M. l5ert gg, P. lf .dl wg. P 4' , . 'u A . . 9 . -. Q' ', . . ,h F' ' i I A ' s I. ' ., - f I I ' sy . Q 1 1 r Y I. t . 1 s 5 F J I 1 I . A V V , 'V . 1- K . F . 4 'z c I - ' . 5 . lrrst Row L Pescatello S kata D Reese W Welch 5 Berg, Hahn T Chamberlrn Second Row L Vbohlers Nrmmons Pescatello D bchrrer P Busch Waker D Blarr r0JJ Oll Il fry Scarsdale Highs Cross County Team had an extremely successful season hot only dld they comprle a D 7 record but many members of the squad recerved rndrytdual honors Brll XX elch Stefan Berg and Ed Pescttello qualrhed for the New York State Champronshrps with Welch the Sectron One Class A champron The unror Varsrty emerged wrth a 7 v record Torn Qhxmberlrn and Prcscott Wrnsltnw w erc o tstandrng members The freshman squad headed by Doug Blair had a good season with a 4 l record ln the XX estchester Coaches and Orhcrxls Meet the N arslty pl iced hfrh out of seyenteen compettng schools and the X placed srxth out of twelye schools lxrst Row D Nlurlock R Brrck lx look P lxaplan l Loubet T Lansky R Lanskx XX Dean D Reese Nlmmons E Smlth Second Row Xlr bhaw D Crlmore D lellshuh P Schwartz '10sf H,-3 'a x.. Q D4 3 Buonecore A Torullr R Brrek Thrrd Row G Magrath T H n ey R C ollrster P W lnslow D Ba y Hoberman R lrredman 5 Nlrll Nlr Xkohlers ?MeJfAng The Scarsdale High matmen coached by Mr Buchanan fmrshed the season wrth a record of erght wrns and no losses The outstandrng men on the squad were the Lansky broth ers Ted and Bob who prnned all of thetr opponents and Larry Gltdreux who prnned all of hrs opponents except three Bruce acobson was a great attractron wrestlrng rn the unlrmrted werght class One of the seasons hrghlrghts was the defert of Vuhrte Plarns our rryal who won the only match we lost list year Other defeated teams were Sleepy Hollow Rlyerdale john ay and New Rochelle As a frtnng culmrnxtron of thexr season the team tred New Rochelle for the Secnon One wrestlrng trtle Ted and Bob lmsky and arty Oltdteux came rn frrst rn their wenght classes The junror X rrsrty coached by Mr Shaw also had an undefeated season wxnnrng all of rhexr flye matches P bchur R Leeds T Lazarus L Gladreux A Renlly j bnyder lx Nldlahon Q Cannon G Lane B jacobsohn P Fabrrcant Nlr Buchanan PVC' Fnrst Row Mr Goodne j Kampf G Gough G Macrath J R Smart P Wnnslow M Ellun S Solomon D LaBarre K Moroney C Lerner D Cuneo B Sawxcky S Lazare R Hamar KauHman M Lane J Crowley E Schwarz I Crystal The Basketball Team finlshed the season wtth a 5 13 mn loss record Although the season was rather poor many of the younger boys such as Prescott Wtnslow George Gough and ohn Crowley gamed much m experxence The teams we trounced were Pelham Port Chester Bronxvrlle Edrson Tech and Eastchester Many of the games the Ralders lost however were close and excntmg Among these were the two games vuth Whrte Plams vxhxch vse lost 55 54 and 50 48 The top three scorers for the season were Steve Solomon wlth a 15 5 pomt average Andy Shaplro wrth a 10 1 pomt average and George Gough wrth an 8 3 poxnt average jon Crystal also helped the team wlth h1s sp1r1t and teamwork The jumor Varslty had a successful 11 7 season mth a 41 5 po1nt average per game Therr most IIHPFCSSIXC vuns were over Ed1son Tech 54 7 and Pelham 60 21 The hrgh scorers for the team vuere Gary Plllard xuth 141 pomts ospeh Kamph vu 1th 1 15 poxnts and Mllxe Rosen vs nth 112 polnts 1959 1960 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD DAT! OPPONIIVI SHS OPP Dcc DLL In 111 I1 ill c L c e e f. Fe XX hxte Plums Pclh rm lecl-tsltlll lort C hcstcr Slccpx Hollmx Brornx lllc ldxson lh11IT1lfUI1LLlx Pclh im Ossxmm, Pccl-tslull Port C hcstcr Slecpx Hollow XX hilt Plums Ldxson M lmlroncclc Exsrchester Ossmxng 'O W 75 L 7 7 7 3 J , . , . Q 3 9 l I, . 7 ' I 7 ' 3 7 ' 7 . x ' 9. . a ' ' . 1 . ' . 2 J ' 3 ' V Q 15 ' I ' 5-1 55 I8 ' 4 '18 -16 vlan. 5 J 63 Tl . 8 9 Q ' ' 53 .48 -lan. ll 1 4' ' '16 61 lm. 15 ' 62 43 Elan, I9 2 ' .42 '9 bl. . I2 . . - r 29 .to 'IJ . Z6 ' . -4' If AI.. 1 29 ' A 3 any tm LCE. 3 , , r .' -lj F- S i - A as rg Fab 9 Q - all .I- F -h. ll 4 .' A48 511 F b. 16 T - 50 5.4 F lll A g 'Q F'b. 23 K - 45 .42 7 Q in fi, ,- , Wat,-'gggyf V U f' ,U . ,112 ,ffm . ,, .-,- 1 A W aff, w w- ' , Q if Maw 'fflff' ' ' ' .ggi 5,1,,,m2 l1,,H-13 Q 1 gr- 5' A 4, ff if 3 +25 . 1- 1fjx,,xxg It V if K, L , fn 4931515 y i 'D V I 171' s' f ff' -,O QW W. -L it f Mr 4? V 5 V '. Q It I I! 4 f4f1T'?9 3,z ,Wg , , Q I sw 44 H Wil or 'Q wk, 4- sn ,J ri 0' vyyggllg gf 4 first Row j Loubet W Welch S lxatz H McWilliams R Chamberlin T Hovuard W Borden S Solomon D 1.353116 ones j Hahn D Reese L Gladieux Second Row P Richt T Cleghorn T Hanley E PesCatCl10 mexer A Reilly D Feldshuh B jacobsohn R Reuter T The Track Team had 1 full seison pirticipiting n sexen interscholastic contests and one conference meet Among., schools matched were Peekskill Ossining Edge mont md Mamaroneck Squid members excelled in etch event Bill Welsh was outstanding at the mile Al Reilley Pdf at the pole vault Rich Reuter at the high jump and Wes Borden at the discus The ninth grade had its own track team competing with many of the same schools at the Varsity Track Team Stars included Stewe Lazare and jake Walker Euaelaff Before the baseball selson began Coich Schmidt ven- tured that Scarsdales baseball tefim should be one of the best ever. It all depends upon how the pitchers come through, he said. They came through with the proverbial flying colors. Pitchers Andy Shapiro and on O'Connor sup- First Row: R. Reuter . Crystal A. Shapiro G. Singsen . O'Connor A. Pillard Nlr. Schmidt. Second Row: H. Bank G. ported by on Crystal Al Pillard Gerry Singsen and Brian Smith led the Varsity to xictory. Rivals of the Varsity as well as of the J. V. included Port Chester Mamaroneck Ossining Bronxville and Sleepy Hollow. Magrath, F. Baker M. Lane R. Kauffman P, Aronsky J. Darrow E. Schwarz W. Steinberg. 5 X xxx 3 - ll 'is 44 41 535044 2505 041 7 4-.41 -Win N.-' ,. .-t'1'4 ft Y 4. ., T if A Ea?-,.T, T TT . 5:15-:,: , r P22329 I T ' A ' pff . M ' ' A if 1' K ,T , ,:.-T'1Lf2 , , I .-f 'J . ,.., 'lifzpgjfj , - ' ' . ' 'V ' fe :QT , I, Tv. e ' 4'-43 - 4'-fxafa4g5',,, y T tri-'82, ,,: -arg-v1g',. 'T V ' :Z-'fzl tEA:'T l3'f'. 7f - .-vig 1 .2 : V- , Z. Ef':A?3'?'A - I ,,-nm , 1.,31,..f - L-, 'I . . nv' 'I ' ., .,. .. . , f T-4. 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This years Tennxs Team was one of great depth There was constant fightxng for the number one slot among Sandy Beall, Arnold Moss, and newcomer john Novogrod Bob Fmkelstem Roger Hull, and Nell Kavey started the season much tmproved from constant practlce and tournament Axded and abetted by thelr coach Mr Goodre, the Golf Team took to the ltnks of several Westchester courses to match their sktll agamst the many adversarles tn thexr full schedule whlch mcluded games with teams from Ossmln D Cuneo W VonGlahn C Canno fum, fl ennia play Coach Shaw commented that the team was one of the best Scarsdale ever produced Rlvals th1s year of the Varslty as well as the unxor Varslty mcluded Bronxv1lle Whlte Plams, and Sleepy Hollow Peeksktll, and Mamaroneck, and a conference meet The team der1ved tts mam strength from lettermen Phrl Meyer and B111 vonGlahn, but the other members contrnbuted thexr just share Perlman, P Meyer, M McManus Mr Goodxe ,Q T w-4.4 xy' 1 14 8 Q rr pn-san 'FW' Y111 I IZ AA' 'fha , vai- 'f ef We 1- Em fgmk, 9 f 535- 4 nf rf: P41 ,ff It 1,5155 L in ug P' 7 ggi' f 2 f,w- V Wie? sm: ,wx 4 .46 I s 'Qt ' ,Tri f +C 'fir' mf T. 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'Q 1' '., I k.r,,I II.4 'ax' 5 fII.e1gIJIIAQI,fJ. tmlsix?-S38tfTj?g3r'4g,f.w,L ii. I' .F-2 I1 IQ 3 t:q4:aI: 1ITIII,I sxiilf .I 4. Fi? Q, - U I -51,tIIfrfId I ,-, First Row: D. Stott, R. Hull, R. Reuter, A. Pillard, j. O'Connor, K. Kuntz, j. Darrow, T. Howard, B. Rissone. Second Row: P. Meyer, R. Leeds, A. Reilly, L. Gladieux, J. Crystal, G. Singsen, B. Strada, A. Shapiro, j. Delaclt. Third Row: S. Beall, J. Gordon, M. The small group of elite who proudly displayed their maroon Raiders' jackets no matter what the weather were members of the Varsity Club. Composed of Varsity letter- men who have served the school by participating on a rdify First Row. Miss Kent, A. Zook, L. Train. Second Row E. Romberil. j, Frishman, N. Love. Third Row. C. Gillespie, M. Liebowirz, F. Rumsey, A. VandeW'ater. Q ,4 sa. The Girls Athletic Association serves the fair sex of S.H.S. by planning, coordinating and guiding their extracurricular sport program. Their many duties included the organization of intermural playdays in volleyball, the home honor squad games and intramural teams. This year, with the aid of several con- stitutional changes, the club was more eriicient. . . CK ma S. Solomon, S. Wassersrrom, P. Aronsky, j. Loubet, D. Gilmore P. Carpenter, Fourth Row: E. Pescatello, S, Katz, D. Reese, Rl Lansky, Mr. Buchanan. CAA varsity team, the club's purpose is to promote school in- terest and spirit in athletics, give recognition to members of the team, and serve the school in the field of athletics. JPUJEFJ l Renovations and innovations were the keynote of the Lead- ers Club program for the year. Among the former were the revision of the constitution and a new emphasis on the posi- tion of the leader as a referee in after-school sports and as an aid to staff members during class. Among the latter were the permanent establishment of a Leaders Board to serve as a sounding board for the rest of the club, and new white uni forms sported by the leaders in class. First Row: S. Hackett, H. Cook. Second Row: N. Nimmons, M. Bankart. Third Row: M. Scohonbrunn, E. Krosney. Fourth Row: P. Blass, C. Harris. Fifth Row: Miss McLees, G. Bonney, G. Kofi, M. Rivchin, E. Hofheimer, S. j. Gillespie, J. Towe. Front Center J Robb Left to Right C McCormack P Edwards F Stott C Nlottage Back Center Nlts Schnyer K Lyons S Hackett N Loste C Gnlles S Baldmn C Dowlmg Splfll Spfetl Jef! Through ram through sleet through deep snow high wxnd and soft mud the SHS teams were axded by tvyelve saddle shoed glrls Wm or lose the Cheer always on hand to foster school sptrlr with durtng football soccer and basketball games short sktrred leaders were lzvely cheers at0ll llttle mcongruous vylth batons and bermuda Brewster Road lobby the twxrlers pracrnce as txmes a week after school to lchneve the pre cxston and grace that they demonstrate at football games Lookmg a shorts m the many as five -I Bennett j Penser B Fmgeroth I. Mayer here and at other schools and durmg pep rallles Changes thxs year tncluded the mtroducxng of several new cheers revamplng of many old ones and to enhance these cart wheels lnnxng basketball jumpers vylth whtte Eflgflll But there IS nothmg mcongruous about them as they start onto the field and dazzle spectators durlng half nme Thts years performances were enhanced by a mascot and fire tvylrllng S Gordon L Marcus C1 Preudmann S S 'iD '?' Bailezlaff First Row: j. Diamond, S. Hackett, B. Reinecke, A. Raphael. Second Row: C. Dumas, A .Garey, M. Macklin, V. Freeman, H. Cook, S. Schindelheim, A. Zook, F. Rumsey, E. Krosney, 1 Woods, J. Marx, S. Wilson, C. Austin. Third Row: Mrs. Schnyer, C. Dohm, E. Reid, L. Wiedman, D. Rosenzweig, N. Netter, M Follis, B. Martin, j. Welch, P. Nottage, G. Slaner, P. Willis Fourth Row: M. Mullen, 1. Kilroy, Il. Dirksen, E. Stafford, M. J .yoclfey Blackburn, C. McCormack, N. Hofheimer, J. Hyman, E. Gold- stein, j. Houghton, B. Graff, Miss Kent. Fifth Row: C. Harris C. Star, P. Blass, A. Kammer, V. Voigt, M. Blum, J. Frischman H. Falk, N. Grossman, M. Mihyal, il. Heye. Sixth Row: B. Mercer J. McCabe. K. Connelly, B. Slaner, C. Krosney, C. Head. B. Corn N. Sachs, F. Train, B. Katz. B. White, P. Stone, C. Gillespie, C. Willis. Seventh Row: J, Page, B. Barkan, S. Steenrod, E. Romberg. v This year the girl's Hockey Honor Squad was one of the most spirited and fighting squads Scarsdale has ever had. Despite freezing temperatures and muddy Fields, the deter- mined girls had a winning season. The rival schools were White Plains, Edgemont, Pelham, Rye, and Bronxville. The First team also attended a rainy play day at Greenwich Academy. Among the Squads outstanding players were Sarah Hackett and Sally Wilson. The girls Basketball Honor Squad had a memorable sea- son. The schools played included Tuckahoe, Pelham, Edge- mont, and Rosemary Hall. Team spirit, tempered with practice and the outstanding skill of members such as Liz Freud, Pam Willis, Holly Cook, and Barb Reinecke, en- abled the team to meet the challenge of a three year un- beaten record successfully. C7 xz ' E 1 I - 'N A- l ' r ff F- W i 6 - - 4' lj ,U 4 , 1 . i. lg x 7 , i. . mg, - p . rt. l l er-. aff' - ll First Rowz S. Swinyard, A. Weinstein, M. Blum, S. Wilson, W. Dorman, L. Wiedman. Second Row: Miss Kent, j. Marx, N. Netter, I.. Freund, A. Zoolc, E. Krosney. jennii Under the guidance of Miss Kent, Scarsdales girls in white had a very successful tennis season. The traditional rivals, such as Bronxville, White Plains, Rosemary Hall, and Fieldston, had a hard time returning the serves and volleys of our spirited players. Among the top girls were Sally Wilson, Nadine Netrer, Ann Zook, and Ellen Krosney. 3..m..ff The Softball Honor Squad, consisting mainly of seniors played well this year against Pelham, Tuckahoe, Bronx- ville, and White Plains. From the swift pitches of Leslie Train to the homeruns of Fran Rumsey and Holly Cook the teams trounced many opponents. all Y' 559' MWA.. ... . - 5... ... .. N1 '1'GN a W First Row: -I. Greenleaf, E. Kramon, C. Dawn, B, Geffen, L. Zaretsk.y Second Row: N. Grossman, H. Melton, K. Headley, E. Bongard, C. Harris. Third Row: H. Cook, F. Rumsey, J. Berger, Miss McLees. L Q WY t 2 0 ' sf. 4 slag- , . 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Birgit: Chorus 45 Concert Choir 45 French Club 35 Spanish Club 45 Symphony Orchestra 1.2.35 Pep Club 4. Anderson. David: English Honors.35 Advanced English 45 Jabberwock 3.45 G.O. Representative 45 Concert Band 2.3.45 Creative Writing Club 32 ViCC-P1955 dent 45 Symphony Orchestra 2.3.45 Pep Club 4. Annis, Nancy: Scrivener 15 Chorus 15 Concert Choir 2.3.45 Forum 2.45 French Club 2.3.41 Production Club 35 Red Cross 1,25 Spanish Club 35 Thespians 15 Pep Club 4. Arlook. Ira: Concert Band l,2,3.45 Symphony Orchestra 45 Pep Club 4. Aronsky. Paul: Baseball J.V. 35 Tennis J.V. 15 Varsity 2.3.45 Leaders' Club 2.35 Varsity Club 2.3.45 Pep Club 4. Arvan, Stephen: Maroon 2.35 Scrivener l5 Forum 45 French Club 2,35 Math Club 15 Leaders' Club 1,25 Pep Club 4. Appel, Marianne: Advertising Club 35 Bridge Club 15 Chorus 15 French Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Pep Club 4. Asen, Paul: English Honors 35 Advanced English 45 Advanced Mathematics 2.35 Spanish Honors 25 Forum 15 Spanish Club 1.25 Pep Club 4. Ash, Joel: Math Club 45 Science Club 35 Stage Club 1,45 Golf 45 Pep Club 4. Atwood. Jeannette: French Honors 35 Advanced History 45 Advanced Mathematics 2.3.45 Aristoi 15 Signifer 3,45 Jabberwock Publicity Art Editor 45 G.O. Representative 1.3.45 Visitors Committee Chair- man l5 Activities Committee Chairman 45 Election Board 35 Executive Committee-1,45 A.F.S. Com- mittee 45 Bulletin Board Committee 35 Math Club 25 Secretary 35 Leaders' Club 1.2.35 Pep Club 4. Austin, Carol: English Honors 25 Aristoi 15 Maroon 2.3.45 Secretarial Committee 45 Social Planning Board 15 Advertising Club 25 Pressboard 3.45 Hockey 3.45 Pep Club 4. Baker, Cleland: Chorus 1.25 Concert Choir 3.45 Sym- phony Orchestra 2.3.45 Soccer Varsity 45 Baseball J.V. 2.35 Varsity 45 Leaders' Club 2.35 Pep Club 4. Banker. Nancy: Spanish Honors 25 Maroon 3.45 Drama- tics Club 1.25 Production Club 2,45 Spanish Club 45 Thespians 3,45 Pep Club 4. Barkan. Barbara: Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 3.45 Thes- pians 3. Secretary 45 Hockey 35 Manager 45 Leaders' Club 45 Pep Club 4. Baron. Barbara: The Packer Collegiate Institute. Brook- lyn. New York 1.25 Advertising Club 3.45 Bridge Club 45 Latin Club 45 Production Club 45 Spanish Club 3.45 Pep Club 4. Beall. James: French Honors 3: Advanced Mathematics 2.3.45 Bandersnatch Business Manager 45 Math Club 3.45 Tennis J.V. l: Varsity 2.3.45 Leaders' Club l.2.3.45 Varsity Club 45 Pep Club 4. Beall. Mary: French Honors 45 Advanced Mathematics 2,35 Aristoi 15 Bandersnatch Sub-Editor 45 Jabber- wock 45 G.O. Representative 15 Bulletin Board Committee 45 Forum 45 Latin Club 45 Usherettes 3.45 Leaders' Club 35 Pep Club 4. Beckley. Ernest: NX'ilson Bow High School. Easton. Pennsylvania 1.25 Creative Whiting Club 45 Forum 3,45 French Club 45 Rifle Club 35 Pep Club 4. Beiser. Mark: Aviation Club 45 Camera Club 25 Magi- cian Club 25 Math Club 45 Rifle Club 15 Symphony Orchestra 3.45 Pep Club 4. Benet. Alan: Roosevelt High School. Yonkers. New York 15 Advertising Club 25 Aviation Club 35 French Club 2.35 Magician Club 15 Symphony Orchestta 1,25 Pep Club 4. ' ,'-.-.x.,,sL- -. sf . ,MJ .1 'L .3 fm W , if 'ci ,- f xr 4 'C pehgfeed Bernstein. Barry: Rifle Club 15 Pep Club 4. Bernstein, Elaine: English Honors 2.35 Advanced Eng- lish 45 French Honors 35 Advanced French 45 His- tory Honors 35 Advanced History 45 Aristoi 15 Signiler 3.45 Scrivener 15 Concert Choir 2.35 Cre- ative Writing Club 2.35 French Club 2.3,45 Pep Club 4. Bing, Charles: Forum 1.2.3.-45 French Club 25 Math Club 2.3.45 Rifle Club 15 Debating Club 25 Pep Club 4. Bishop. Jason: Advanced Physics 45 Chorus 25 Math Club 2.3.45 Projection Club 1.25 Science Club 1.2.3.-42 Pep Club 4. Blackburn, Mary Jane: Advertising Club 25 Chorus 25 Concert Band 15 Future Nurses of America Presi- dent 3.45 Symphony Orchestra 15 Hockey 3,45 Pep Club 4. Blau, Mark: Adveftising Club 45 Leaders' Club 1.25 Dramatics Club 15 Pep Club 4. Blummet, James: English Honors 2.35 Advanced Eng- lish 45 French Honors 35 Advanced French 45 His- tory Honors 35 Advanced History 45 Advanced Mathematics 2.3.45 Aristoi l5 Signifer 3.45 Maroon 25 News Editor 35 Co-Editor 45 Scrivener 15 Bridge Club 3,45 Forum 2,35 French Club 2.35 Math Club 2,35 Pep Club 4. Bouchelle. William: Advanced Physics 35 Mixed Chorus 3.45 Production Club 1.25 President 3.45 Stage Club 1.25 President 3.45 Thespians 3,45 Track J.V. 15 Pep Club. Brewster, Elizabeth: Box OfFice 25 Bulletin Board Com- mittee 35 Chorus 45 Future Nurses of America -15 Pep Club 4. Brick. Katherine: Advertising Club 2,3,45 Bulletin Board Committee 15 Chorus 15 French Club 2.3.45 Red Cross 1,25 Pep Club 4. Burrows, Bonnie: Scrivener 15 Social Planning Board 45 Advertising Club 2.3.45 Chorus l,2,35 Spanish Club 45 Leaders' Club 1.25 Hockey 25 Basketball 35 Baseball 25 Pep Club 4. Calero. Manuel: Colegio Mexico. Mexico City 1,2,35 Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 4. Carpenter. Philip: Future Teachers of America 1.2.35 President 45 Library Staff 25 Production Club 15 Projection Club 1.2.35 Rifle Club 1.2.3. School Store 15 Varsity Club 3.45 Track J.V. 35 Cross Country Varsity 35 Pep Club 4. Chapin. Nancy: English Honors 2.3.45 Aristoi 15 Social Planning Board 2,35 Chairman 15 Executive Committee 15 Traliic Committee 45 Jabberwock 45 Scrivener 15 Advertising Club 45 French Club 2.45 Pressboard 3,45 Red Cross 1,25 Leaders' Club 35 Pep Club 4. Cleaver, Judith: Traffic Committee 35 Advertising Club 1.2..35 Box Office 2.35 Chorus 1.2.35 Library Staff 1-5 Publicity Club 1.2.35 Usherettes 1.2.35 Leaders' Club 2.35 Pep Club 4. Cohen. Edwin: English Honors 25 Aristoi 15 Signifer 3.45 Maroon Sub-Editor 25 News Editor 35 G.O. Representative 1.2.35 President 45 Advisory Com- mittee 2.35 Chairman 45 Executive Committee 15 Chairman 45 Honor Committee 2.35 Chairman 15 Leaders' Club 1.2.33 Varsity Club 3.45 Basketball J.V. 25 Tennis J.V. 15 Varsity 25 Pep Club 4. Cohen. Martha: Advertising Club 3.45 Symphony Og. chestra 3.45 Hockey 25 Pep Club 4. Collins. Barbara: Cafeteria Committee 15 Advertising Club 35 Bulletin Board Committee 35 German Club 3.45 Red Cross 35 Pep Club 4. Conway. Patricia: Eastchester High School. Eastchester. New York 15 Chorus 2.3.45 Forum 2.3.45 French Club 45 Spanish Club 3.45 Pep Club 4. 4-wk. HOUYI Bandersnatch 4: Senior Class Council 45 Service Committee 45 Advertising Club 2.4L pw. duction Club 25 Leaders' Club 1.2.3.-45 Hockey 3.3.43 Basketball 2.3.45 Baseball 2.3.45 G.A.A. Vice-President 45 Pep Club 4. Costcrg Joan: English Honors 2.3.45 French Honors 35 Advanced Mathematics 25 Aristoi I5 Bandgr. Sflilfhfll .l2l'JlXrWOCk. 3.43 Maroon 3: Promotion ISOOHLFDII-KCC bmglstln 1Btoard Committee 2.3.-lg r uction u .. .45 ' 3.43 D - Club 2. Pep Club 4. puns m ' Craw. Janice: French Honors 5, Histor! Honors 51 Maroon 2.51 Activities Committee 4. Bulletin Board Committee 2.5.41 Concert Choir 5.4: Pro- duction Club 2.5.4. Thespians 5:51 PCP f-lUb 'l Dannett. 5X'endy1 French Honors 5, Adtanccd French 41 Aristoi l: Signifer 5.41 Maroon 41 Advertising Club 41 Bridge Club 41 Concert Band 5.41 fffC2llVf Writing Club 5,41 Forum 2,5.41 French Club 21 Pep Club 4. Darrow. John: English Honors 2.5,41 Ad'-'inffd Miih' ematics 2,5,41 Aristoi l: Varsity Club 5.41 Football J.V 21 Varsity 5.41 Basketball J.V. 21 Baseball J.v, 1,231 Pep Club 4. Davidson, Richard: Chorus l,2.51 Red CIUSS 1121 PCP Club 4. Dawn, Carolyn: Advanced Mathematics 21 Spanish Honors 51 Aristoi 1: Signifer 5.41 Bandersnatch Sub-Editor 41 Scrtvener lg Election Board Chair- man 11 Executive Committee 11 Treasury Com- mittee 21 Bridge Club Vice-President 42 Ch0ruS ll Concert Choir 2,5.41 Dramatics Club 1,21 Spanish Club 51 Thespians 51 Baseball 51 Cheerleaders 2,51 Leaders' Club 1.2 Pep Club -4. D:-lack, John: Van Antwerp Junior High School, Schenectady, New York 11 Advanced Mathematics 2.5.41 Signifer 41 Traffic Committee -61 German Club President 5.41 Rifle Club 2,51 President 41 Science Club 2,5141 Varsity Club 'll Rifle Team JV. 21 Varsity 5.41 Pep Club 4, DeLazzero, Steffany: Cafeteria Committee I, Welcom- ing Committee 41 Box Oliice 21 Chorus l,2,5.-11 Library Stal? l,2,51 Usherettes 21 Red Cross 11 Pep Club 2.5.4. Diamond, Dianne: Social Planning Board 42 Service Committee 41 Service Workshop 41 Advertising Club 5,41 Publicity Club 5.41 Leaders' Club 41 Pep Club 4. Diamond, Jehed: English Honors 2.5.41 History Honors 51 Maroon 21 Copy Editor 51 Business Manager 41 Activities Committee 5,41 Advertising Club 21 Chorus 11 Concert Choir 5,41 Forum 41 German Club 21 Pressboard 51 Dramatics Club l1 Pep Club 4. Diamond. Junet English Honors 2,5,41 French Honors 51 Advanced French 41 Advanced Mathematics 2.15: Signifer 5,41 Jabbervvock 41 Scrivener I1 Secretarial Committee '11 Chorus 5,41 Bulletin Board Com- mittee l1 Dramatics Club ll French Club 2.5, Math Club 21 Pressboard 51 Editor-in-Chief All Publicity Club 2,51 Spanish Club 5,41 Hockey 2.5.41 Leaders' Club l.2,51 Pep Club 4. Dieckman. Richard: Chorus l.2.5.li Tfaik J.V. 1.21 Varsity 41 Pep Club 4. Dokken. David: Advanced Biology 51 Science Club l,2,51 Pep Club 4. Dorman. NR'C1'ld'y'l Dramatics Club I 1Red Cross 1.21 Leaders' Club l,2.5.41 Hockey 2.51 Baseball 1.2: Tennis 5.41 Pep Club 4. Dowling. Clairet Chorus l.21 Spanish Club 51 l'sher- ettes 5.11 Future Teachers of America 2.5.1, Cheer- leaders 5.41 Leaders' Club 5,11 Pep Club 4. Du Fine. Adair: Creative Yfriting Club 5. French Club 5,-IL Latin Club 41 Pressboard 41 Production Club 4, Thesptans 4, Csherettes 41 Pep Club 0. Duggan, Laurence: Bandersnatch 5. Rifie Klub 1.2.0. Rifle Team Varsity 1.21 Varsity Club 1.2, Pep Club 4. Ebenstein. Daniel: Magician Club 1.2. Math Club 1. Radio Club l,2.5: Vice-President 4. Dramatics Club 41 Tennis J.V. 21 Pep Club 4. Eby, Drew: Mount Lebanon High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 11 Football Varsity 41 Pep Club 4. Edling, Richard: Production Club 2.5.4, Stage Club 215,41 Thespians 5.41 Pep Club 4. Eiseman, Jane: Maroon 2.5.-il Advertising Club 2.5.41 Bridge Club 41 Bulletin Board Committee 11 Chorus 41 Production Club 21 Red Cross 2.5.41 Science Club 2.5.41 Pep Club 4. Eiseman. Jill: Signifer 5.41 Maroon 2.5,4: Advertising Club 2.5,-S1 Bridge Club 41 Bulletin Board Com- mittee l1 Chorus 41 Production Club 21 Red Cross 2,5.41 Spanish Club 2,5,41 Pep Club 4. . ',v r uf,-slfig I Eisler. Toni: Scrtvener l1 Library Staff 11 Spanish Club 4, Stage Club 1,21 Basketball l1 Leaders' Club DI Pep Club 4, Elktn. Michael: Leaders' Club 41 Basketball JV. 1.2. Varsity 5.4. Pep Club 4 Elliott. Maribethc English Honors 51 Advanced English 4, Aristoi l1 Jabbervrock Literary Editor 41 Maroon 41 Scrivener l, Bulletin Board Committee 2.5.41 Red Cross 1.2,5.41 Pep Club 4. Ellis. Terrell: Advanced Biology 51 Camera Club 11 Chorus l.2,51 Concert Choir 41 Science Club 1,21 Pep Club 4. Elwell. John: Pep Club 4. Emanuel. Jon: English Honors 51 History Honors 51 Advanced History 41 Advanced Mathematics 2.5.4, Aristoi l1 Chorus 21 Concert Choir 5,41 Forum 5,41 Science Club 21 Spanish Club 21 Dramatics Club 11 Leaders' Club 51 Pep Club 4. Ensley, Diane: Fairfax High School. Fairfax Virginia 11 Bulletin Board Committee 41 Forum 41 Future Teachers of America 41 French Club 41 Red Cross 51 Pep Club 4. Etzel, Carolyn: Chorus l,2,5,41 Library Staff 1,21 Pep Club 4. Fagnoni, Jeanette: History Honors 5: Bandersnatch 41 Senior Class Council 41 Service Committee 51 Chorus l1 Concert Choir Secretary 2,5,41 Usherettes 51 Dramatics Club 1,21 Choralettes Secretary 2,51 Vice President 41 Pep Club 4. Failes. Jeremy: French Honors 51 Advanced Mathe- matics 21 Spanish Honors 21 Aristoi 11 Bander- snatch Art Editor 41 Promotion Committee 41 Ad- vertising Club 51 Box Office 21 Chorus 1,51 Forum 531 French Club 51 Publicity Club 51 Usherettes 51 Dramatic Club 11 Jabberwock 41 Pep Club 4. Falk. John: English Honors 2,5,41 Advanced Mathe- matics 2.51 Aristoi Vice-President 11 Signifer 51 President 41 Bandersnatch 41 G.O. Representative 1.2.41 Advisory Committee 21 Citizenship Com- mittee Chairman 1,21 Executive Committee 11 Color Guard 215,41 Concert Choir 21 Treasurer 5,41 Creative W'riting Club 5,41 Forum 51 Math Club 2.51 Leaders' Club 1.2.51 Tennis Varsity 51 Pep Club 4. Feldman, Paul: Pep Club 4. Fiermonte, Thomas: Football Varsity 41 Pep Club 4. Fingeroth, Barbara: Forum 41 Future Teachers of America 2.51 Red Cross l,2.5.41 Spanish Club 5.41 Twirlers 5.41 Pep Club 4. Finkelstein. Robert: Aristoi l1 Maroon 1,51 Camera Club 1,51 Chorus 1.51 Forum 51 French Club -11 Tennis Varsity 5,41 Varsity Club 41 Pep Club 4. Fischbach. Stefanie: Future Teachers of America 41 Red Cross 21 Basketball 1,21 Leaders' Club 51 Pep Club 4. Flesch, Barbara: French Honors 51 Advanced History 41 Advanced Mathematics 2.51 Aristoi 1: Signifer 5.41 Cafeteria Committee 41 Advertising Club 5.41 Bridge Club 4 Forum 2.51 President All French Club 2,51 Latin Club 51 Library Staff L2,5,41 Plragnattcs Workshop 2.51 Leaders' Club 41 Pep . U -I. Flood. Geraldine' Advertising Club 41 Bulletin Board Committee 41 Future Teachers of America l: Library Staff 51 Red Cross 41 Usherettes 4: Pep Club 4. Follis. Mary: Bandersnatch 5,41 Jabberwock 41 Social Planning Board 41 Welcoming Committee 41 Ad- vertising Club 21 Bulletin Board Committee l1 Chorus l.5: French Club 2,51 Publicity Club 2: alloctkey 41 Basketball 5,41 Leaders' Club 11 Pep U -4. Foote, Dinah: Chorus l,21 Pep Club 4. Foster. Jeffrey: Advanced History 4: Advanced Mathe- matics 21 Social Planning Board 41 Welcoming C0mmlIICC 41 Chorus 1,21 Color Guard 2,51 Con- cert Choir 5,41 Math Club 21 Dramatic Club Lp Football J.V. 2,51 Leaders' Club 21 Pep Club 4 Fox. Lynn: Elirabeth Browning Jr. High, Bronx, New York' 11 -Chorus 2.5.41 Production Club 25,55 Spanish Club 2.41 Pep Club 4. Frace. Robert: White Plains High School, White'Plains, New York 1.2.35 Pep Club 4. Francomano. Catherine: Academy of the Resurrection. Rye, New York 13 Jabberwock 23 Bulletin Board Committee 3.43 Publicity Club 3,43 Red Cross 3,41 French Club 3.4: Pep Club 4. Fredrikson. Jon: Advanced Mathematics 3.4: Maroon Photography Editor 3.43 Senior Class Council 43 Promotion Committee 43 Bridge Club 43 Camera Club 43 French Club 43 Printing Club 13 Secretary 23 President 3.43 Spanish Club 43 Stage Club Crew 13 Lacrosse 43 Pep Club 4. Freeman, Virginia: French Honors 3: Advanced Mathe- matics 2.33 Aristoi 13 Hockey 43 Baseball 3. Leaders' Club 2.3.43 Pep Club 4. Freudmann. Gladys: French Honors 33 Advanced His- tory 43 Jabberwock 43 Scrivener lg Advertising Club 1.2.33 Secretary 43 Forum 2.3.43 French Club 2.3.43 Math Club 2.3.3 Twitlers 1.2.31 Drum Majorette 41 Pep Club 4. Freund, Elizabeth: English Honors. 3.43 French Honors 33 History Honors 33 Advanced History 43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3.43 Bandersnatch Editor-in-Chief 43 Scrivener lg Advertising Club 2,33 Chorus 13 Forum 23 French Club 2.3: Board 43 Pressboard 3.41 Publicity Club 2.33 Red Cross 13 Dramatics Club 1.23 Hockey 33 Basketball 2.3.43 Tennis 3.43 Leaders' Club 2.33 Leaders' Board 33 Pep Club 4. Fuller. George: Bridge Club 3,43 Chess Club 43 Radio Club 33 Spanish Club 13 Pep Club 4. Furey. Robert: Advanced Mathematics 2,3.43 Aristoi 13 Senior Class Council 43 Chorus 33 Concert Band l.2,3.43 Concert Choir 2.43 Projection Club 1,23 Symphony Orchestra 3.43 Rifle Club 43 Soccer J.V. 2.31 Varsity 43 Pep Club 4. Gage, William: Archbishogl Stepinac. W'hite Plains. New York 33 Spanish ub 43 Football Varsity 41 Pep Club 4. Gardner. Lynda: English Honors 3, Promotion Com- mittee 33 Bulletin Board Committee 33 Secretary 43 Chorus 13 Concert Band 43 Future Teachers of America 23 Publicity Club 3,43 Spanish Club 3.43 Pep Club 4. Garey. Anne: French Honors 33 Aristoi 13 Scrivener 13 Promotion Committee 1.2.3: Social Planning Board Chairman 43 French Club 13 Production Club 13 Hockey 2,3,43 Basketball 3,43 Leaders' Club 1.2.33 Pep Club 4. Geiger. Stephen: English Honors 2,33 Advanced Eng- lish 43 French Honors 33 Advanced History 4. Aristoil lg Signifer 3.43 Jabberwock 33 Maroon 43 Sub-editor 33 Scrivener 1. Forum 1.2.3.-5: Math 32.33 Pressboard 43 Dramatics Club 1 Pep U . Geisenheimer. Carol: Middletown High School. Mid- dletown. New York li Chorus 2.3.43 Forum 33 French Club 3.43 Pep Club 4. Gilbert, Barbara: A. B Davis High School. Mt Vernon. N. Y. 1.2: Forum 43 Future Nurses of America 4, French Club 43 Red Cross 3.4. Pep Club 4 Gilmore, Richard: Albert Leonard Jr. High School. New Rochelle. New York 13 Forum 3.43 French Club 3.43 Rifle Club 43 Football J.V. 2.3. Varsity 43 Track JV. 3,43 Pep Club 4. Girondo, John: Chess Club 3.43 Pep Club 4. Gleicher. Jane: French Honors 33 Advanced French 43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3.4: Chorus 4: French Club 2.3.43 Math Club 2.32 Pep Club 4. Gloster, Marcia: Scrivener 13 Bulletin Board Com- mittee 2.3.43 Chorus 1.23 Advertising Club 2: Library Stal? 13 Publicity Club 2.3: Pep Club 4. Gluck, Carol: English Honors 2.3.41 French Honors 33 Advanced Biology 43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3.4: Scrivener 13 Chorus 1.2.33 Concert Choir -lj French Club 2.3.43 Pressboard 2.33 Co-Editor 43 Leaders' Club 2.33 Pep Club 4. Goberman. Judy: North Hunterdon Regional High School, Hunterdon County, N, J. 1.23 Symphony Orchestra 2.33 Vice-President 43 Hockey 3: Pep Club 4. Goldenson. Ronald: French Honors 33 Aristoi 1: Sig- nifer 3.43 Camera Club 1.2.33 Concert Band 1.2.3.43 French Club 2.33 Projection Club 1.2.3.-4: Science Club 1.2.3,-13 Symphony Orchestra 2.31 President 43 Pep Club 4. Goldstein, Ellen: Advanced Biology' -4: Aristoi 13 Scrivener 13 Forum 2.3.43 Science Club 3.4: Leaders' Club 3.4, Hockey 3.43 Basketball 3: Pep Club 4. Goldstein. Linda: French Honors 3: Advanced Mathe- matics 2.3.43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3.43 Scrivener 1. Advertising Club 2.3: Treasurer 41 French Club 2.3.43 Math Club 2.3.43 Pressboard 43 Red Cross 1.23 Leaders' Club 3.43 Hockey 33 Pep Club 4. Goldstein. Paul: A. B. Davis High School. Mt. Vernon. New York 23 English Honors 43 Maroon Assistant Feature Editor 33 Co-Editor 43 Cafeteria Committee 43 Camera Club 3.43 Forum 33 Pep Club 4. Goodridge. Walter: Class Vice-President 4: History Honors 33 Advanced History 4: Signifer 3.4. Con- stitution Committee Chairman 43 Aviation Club 2. Camera Club lg Math Club 3. Pep Club 4 Goodstein. Carol: Advertising Club 2.43 Forum 43 French Club 43 Spanish Club 2.3. Pep Club 4 Gordon. John: English Honors 2.3. Advanced History 43 Advanced Mathematics 2.3. Aristoi 1. Signifer 3.4. Citizenship Committee 3. Honor Committee 13 Chess Club 3.43 Color Guard 1.2. Concert Band 2.3.4. Soccer JV 2. Varsity- 3.4. Track JV 1. Varsity 2.3, Pep Club 4 Gordon. Joyce Christopher Columbus High School Bronx. New York 2.3. Advertising Club 4. Chorus 4. Pep Club 4 Gorman. Leslie' French Honors 3. Aristoi 1. Scrivener 13 Cafeteria Committee 2. Citizenship Committee 13 Advertising Club 2.3. Vice-President 4. Chorus 1.3.43 French Club 2.3.43 Pressboard 4. Red Cross 1,23 Pep Club 4. Gottesman, Randy: Bulletin Board Committee 4. Forum 3.43 Pep Club 4. Green, Laurie: Forest Hills High School. Forest Hills. New York l,2.?lQ Chorus 43 French Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Pressboard 41 Dramatic Club 4. Pep Club 4. Green, Rosemary: English Honors 2.3.4. French Honors 3: Advanced History 43 Aristoi lg Sig- niier 3.43 Maroon 2.3. Circulation Manager 4. Chorus 2.3.43 Concert Band 13 Forum 2.3. Sec- retary 43 French Club 2.3, Secretary 43 Pep Club 4. 154 Greene. Margaret: French Honors 33 Advanced Mathe- matics 2.3.13 Promotion Committee 43 Adver- rising Club 'll Concert Bank 2.3. Secretary 43 French Club 3.43 Pep Club 4. Greenhut. Kenneth: Libraryk Staff 13 Stage Club 1: Track Manager 1: Pep Club 4. Greenspan. Ellen: English Honors 33 Advanced Eng- lish 41 Advanced History 41 Bandersnatch Sub- Editor 43 Jabberwock 2.3. Publicity Editor- 43 Maroon 3.4: Scrivener 1: Activities Committee 2.33 Social Planning Board 43 Concert Choir 2.3.43 Forum 2,33 French Club 1,2.3,43 Thes- pians 43 Dramatic Club 1.2.33 Pep Club 4. Greenwood. John: Advanced Physics 43 Aristoi 13 Bandersnatch Sub-Editor 43 Concert Choir 2.3.43 Library Staff 1,23 Projection Club 2. 3: Science Club l.2.3.43 Thespians 2,3.43 Dramatic Club 13 Soccer J.V, 2.3. Varsity 43 Pep Club 4. Grob. Ellen: English Honors 2,32 French Honors 33 Advanced History 43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3,43 Ban- dersnatch Sub-Editor 43 Scrivener lg Citizenship Committee lg G. O. Representative 13 Advertising Club 2. Secretary 3, President 43 Bulletin Board Committee 23 French Club 2.3.43 Red Cross 2.33 Pep Club 4. Guggenheimer. Barbara: Advertising Club 3,43 French Club 2.33 Red Cross l.2.3.43 Spanish Club 3,43 Pep Club 4. Guttenberg. Bette: Scrivener 13 Senior Class Council 43 Social Planning Board 43 Advertising Club 2.3.43 Chorus 2.43 Red Cross 2.33 ljsherettes 33 Leaders' Club 1.2.33 Pep Club 4. Haas Barbara: English Honors 2. Advanced History 43 Advanced Mathematics 23 Aristoi lg Signifer 41 Bandersnatch 43 Box Office 23 French Club 33 Library' Stafl l,2.5, Production Club 53 Pep Club 4, Hackett. Sarah' French Honors 2.3.43 Signifer 3.43 G. O. Representative 1.4. Alternate 2,33 Election Board 5, Honor committee 4. Chorus 33 Future Teachers of America 1. French Club 2.3.43 Lr- brary Staff. Symphony Orchestra 1.2.33 Hockey 2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.5. Cheerleaders 43 G. A A. Vice-President 3. President 4. Leaders' Club l,2, 5.-43 Pep Club 2.3.4. Haggerty. Susan: Advanced French 43 French Honors 1, Signifer 3.4. Bandersnatch Sub-Editor 43 Bul- letin Board Committee 2.3.43 Chorus 1. Concert Choir 2.5.4. French Club 3.43 Pep Club 4. Hakes. Jayme' Fairfax Hall. Vsaynesboro. Virginia 2.3. Chorus 13 Pep Club 4. Handel. Donald Advanced Mathematics 2.3.4. Span- ish Club 2.3.4. Tennis JV 2. Leaders' Club 23 Lacrosse 2.3.4. Pep Club 4. Hanfl. Linda' French Honors R, Advanced Mathe- matics 23 Jabberwock 43 Maroon 2.33 Scrivener 13 Advertising Club 43 Chorus 1.2, Secretary 4. Forum -43 French Club 2.3.4. Latin Club 2,53 Math Club 3.4, Red Cross 1. Science Club 33 Dramatic Club 1.2.33 Leaders Club 33 Pep Club 4. Hansen-Sturm. Margaret' Advertising Club 43 Box Qlrige 23 Chorus 1.2.3.43 Spanish Club 43 Pep u 4. Harley. Steven' Camera Club 1.3.43 Forum 43 Math Club 5,43 Ride Club 33 Pep Club 4. Harris, Constance: Chorus 15 Concert Choir 5.45 Treasurer 25 Dramatic Club 1.2,5,4i FfCf1Ch C11-lb 45 Red Cross 1, Secretary 4:1-1ockey5.4:Speedball 1,25 Basketball 2.5.45 Baseball 2,5,45 G. A. A. 2.5.4. President 15 Leaders' Club l,2,5,4: Pep Club 4, Harris. james: Senior Class Council 45 TrafFic Com- mittee 45 Forum 55 Math Club 55 Baseball J- V- 15 Leaders' Club 1,2,5.45 Pep Club 4. Harrison. Elaine: Jabberwock Art Stafl' 45 Maroon Art Staff 15 Activities Committee 45 Box Office 1.5 Bulletin Board Committee 2.5. President 45 1-1- brary Staff 15 Publicit Club 45 Red Cross 2, President 5,45 Pep Club 4. Hawkins, Robert: Color Guard 45 Projection Club 1,25Rifle Club 15 Leaders' Club 2,55 Soccer J. V, Manager 2.55 Pep Club 4. Hertzberg, joseph: French Honors 55 Mathematics Honors 2.55 Advanced Mathematics 45 Aristoi 15 Signifer 5,45 Social Planning Board 1.25 Concert Band l.2.5,45 Dramatics Club 2,5,45 Projection Club 1,2,5.45 Science Club 5,45 Symphony Or- chestra 5,45 Soccer ,1. V. 2,5, Varsity 45 Tennis j. V. 55 Varsity Club 45 Pep Club 4. Hirschberg, Alan: French Honors 55 Advanced His- tory 45 Advanced Mathematics 2,5,45 Advanced Physics 45 Signifer 5,45 Citizenship Committee Chairman 45 Concert Choir 45 Rifle Club 1.2.5, President 45 Dramatics Club 5,45 Basketball J.V. 25 Rifle Team J. V. 2, Varsity 5,45 Track Varsity 45 Varsity Club 5,45 Pep Club 4. Hoffman, Laurence: Advanced Mathematics 2.5.45 Ad- vanced Phsics 45 Aristoi 15 Signifer 5.45 Chess Club 2.55 President 45 Math Club 2,5,45 Science Club 1,2,5,45 Symphony Orchestra 1,2.5,45 Pep Club 4, Hofheimer, Nancy: French Honors 5: Aristoi 15 Ban- dersnatch 45 Maroon 45 Scrivener 15 Cafeteria Committee Secretary 45 Advertising Club 5.4, Bridge Club 45 Dramatics Club 55 French Club 2,5,45 Library Stal? 15 Pressboard 45 Hockey 5,45 Basketball Manager 2, Scorer 55 Baseball Scorer 2. Manager 55 Leaders' Club l,2.5,45 Pep Club 4. Howard, Theodore: Chorus 45 French Club 45 Football j.V. 1,25 Lacrosse 45 Track ,1.V. 1, Varsity 2,55 Cross Country Varsity 55 Varsity Club 5,45 Pep Club 4. Hull, Roger: French Honors 55 Advanced French 45 Advanced History 45 Advanced Mathematics 2,5,45 Aristoi 15 Signifer 55 Vice-President 45 Maroon 5.45 Scrivener 15 G.O. Representative l,2,5,45 Cafeteria Committee 2,55 Honor Committee 45 Camera Club 2.5.45 French Club 5,45 Rifle Club 15 Tennis J.V. 15 Varsity 2.5.45 Leaders' Club 5,45 Varsity Club 45 Pep Club 4. Hunter, Lynda: Mariemont High School, Cincinnati, Ohio 55 Pep Club 4. Jackson, Thad: Wfellesley Senior High. Vlellesley, Massachusetts 2,55 Pep Club 4. Jampel, Barbara: Russell Sage Jr. High, Forest Hills, New York 15 Signifer 5,45 Maroon 25 Dramatics Club 2,5,45 French Club 2.55 Pep Club 4. jasper. Linda: St. John's, W'hite Plains, New York 15 French Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Projection Club 4: Pep Club 4. jay, Roberta: Concert Band 1,25 Pep Club 4. jones, Richard: Concert Choir 45 Track j.V. 55 VifSiI1 4: Pep Club 4 Joujon-Roche, Pierre: Chorus 55 Concert Choir 41 Bandersnatch 45 Box Office 2: Color Guard 2.5.45 Camera Club 2,55 Leaders' Club 1,25 Pep Club -1. Joyce, Grace: Good Counsel Academy, White Plains. N. Y. 1.25 Red Cross 5.45 Spanish Club 45 Forum 45 Pep Club 4. Kahn. Stephen: English Honors 2.5.45 Advanced His- tory 45 Advanced Mathematics 2.5.45 Signifer 5,45 Bandersnatch 4, Maroon 55 GO. Representative 4: Constitution Committee 45 Aviation Club 2.55 Camera Club President 25 Vice-President 55 Sec- cretary-Treasurer 4: Tennis j,V. 55 V2rSiIY 45 Pep Club 4. Kalket, Karen: Advertising Club 2.5: Bullffin Board Committee 5.45 Chorus 1,2,55 Future Teachers of America 45 French Club 2,5,45 Library Staff 1: Red Cross 1,25 Pep Club 4. Katz. Barbara: Scrivener 15 Advertising Club 2.55 Captain 45 Chorus 1,55 Concert Choir 2,55 Secretary 45 Forum 2.5.45 French Club 2.55 Math Club 2,5. Red Cross 1,25 Pep Club 4. Kaufman, Heather: French Honors 5 :Scrivener 1, Bulletin Board Committee 5,45 Chorus 15 French Club 5,45 Production Club 25 Publicity Club 55 Spanish Club 5,45 Dramatics Club 15 Pep Club 4. Kaufman, Lionel: Camera Club 55 Magic Club 15 Radio Club 55 Symphony Orchestra l,2,5,45 Pep Club 4. Kelly. George: Pep Club 4. Keyes, Alice: Notre Dame of Maryland, Baltimore. Maryland 15 Bulletin Board Committee 4: Red Cross 5,45 Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 4, Kidd, Virginia: Advertising Club 5,45 French Club 2: Library Staff 15 Red Cross 15 Symphony Orchestra 1.2.5,45 Pep Club 4. Koff, Lawrence: Senior Class Council 45 G.O, Repre- sentative 15 Bandersnatch 45 Service Committee 45 Box Office 25 Concert Band l,2,5.45 Forum 55 Color Guard 45 Pep Club 4. Kops, Linda: Advertising Club 55 Publicity Club 55 Pep Club 4. Koster, Dorothy: Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 4. Kram, Richard: Maroon 2,55 Scrivener 15 Camera Club 45 Concert Choir 2,5,45 Math Club 2,5,45 Tennis j.V. 25 Varsity Manager 5,45 Pep Club 4. Kramon. Ellin: Advertising Club 2.5.45 French Club 2,5,45 Pressboard 45 Red Cross 2,55 Baseball 5,45 Kramon, Grant: Forum 5.4: French Club 5: Math Club 5.45 Rifle Club 25 Science Club 45 Pep Club 4. Krasner, Elizabeth: Senior Class Council 45 Maroon 2,5,45 Scrivener 15 Secretarial Committee 15 French Club 2,55 Pep Club 4. Kravitz, Howard: Great Neck High School, Great Neck, New York 15 Radio Club 2,55 Vice-Presi- dent 45 Pep Club 4. Kreutz, Paul: Advanced History 45 Advanced Mathe- matics 2,5,45 Election Board 4: Football J.V. 25 Pep Club 4, Kreutz, Peter: Pep Club 4. Krosney, Ellen: French Honors 55 Advanced Mathe- matics 2,55 Aristoi 15 Bandesnatch Sub-Editor -11 Scrivener Co-Editor 15 GO. Representative 2,5,45 Citizenship Committee 25 Election Board 45 French Club 2: Math Club 25 Hockey 2.5.43 Basketball l,2,5,4: Tennis 2.5.45 G,A A. l.2.5.45 Leaders' Club l.2,5.4: Pep Club 4. Kuntz, Kevin: Thespians 45 Football j.V. 25 Varsity 5.45 Varsity Club Secretary 45 Pep Club 4. Kruger, jill: Advertising Club 45 Forum 45 Future Teachers of America 2.55 Spanish Club 5.4: Dra- matics Club 2,55 Pep Club 4. Lander, Daniel: Bandersnatch l,5,45 Maroon 1.5.-4: Scrivener 15 Social Planning Board 4: Treasury Committee 55 Camera Club 1.5.45 Magic Club President 15 Projection Club l.2.5.45 Rifle Club 1.2.45 Dramatics Club 1.2,45 Pep Club 4. Landman, Lana: Edgemont High School. Scarsdale, New York 1.2.55 Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 4. Lane. Ronald: New Rochelle High School. New Ro- chelle, New York l.25 Varsity Soccer Manager 45 Pep Club 4. Lansky, Theodore' GO Representative 2: Jabberwotk 45 Scrivener l5 Bridge Club 45 Chess Club 5.4, Vice President 45 Chorus 25 Concert Choir 5,45 Library Staff 55 Projection Club I5 Symphony Or- chestra 1.2,55 Dramatics Club 55 Debating Club 15 Soccer 45 Wrestling 2,5,45 Tennis j,V. 25 Varsity Club 2,5,45 Pep Club 4, Larrabee. Stephen: Aviation Club 45 Chorus 45 Math Club 45 Production Club 25 Radio Club 15 Secre- tary 25 President 5,45 Rifle Club 1,25 School Store 5.45 Pep Club 4. Larsen, Lars: Football J. V. 15 Pep Club 4. Lasser, Lawrence: Senior Class Council 45 Cafeteria Committee 45 Traffic Committee Chairman 45 Ad- vertising Club 45 Aviation Club 2,55 Box Office 1.25 Camera Club 2,55 Forum 45 Production Club 1,25 Spanish Club 55 Stage Crew 1,25 Pep Club 4. Lazar, Matti: Advertising Club 2,45 Bulletin Board Committee 55 Forum 5,45 French Club 2,5,45 Library Staff 15 Publicity Club 45 Spanish Club 2.5.45 Pep Club 4. Lazarus, Thomas: Senior Class Council 45 Bander- snatch 45 Jabberwock 45 Dramatics Club 15 Foot- ball 1. V. 2,55 Varsity 45 Wrestling Varsity 5,45 Leaders' Club 2.55 Varsity Club 5,45 Pep Club 4. Leber, Fred: Advanced History 4: Advanced Mathe- matics 2,5,45 Scrivener 15 Advertising Club 2.55 Chess Club 55 Math Club 1.2.55 Printing Club Eroijection Club 1,2,5.45 Rifle Club 55 Pep u . Lederer, Barbara: Bulletin Board Committee 55 Chorus 55 Foru-m 5,45 French Club 2,45 Library Staff 15 Production Club 25 Pep Club 4. Lee, Charles: Peekskill Military Academy, Peekskill, New York 55 Bandersnatch 45 Jabberwock 1, Art Editor 25 Maroon Art Editor 45 Scrivener 15 Pro- motion Committee 45 Magic Club 15 Spanish Club 1,25 Thespians 1.2.45 Pep Club 4. Levy. Arthur Spanish Club 2. Soccer J V 2 3. Soccer Varsity 4. Leaders' Club 2.3. Referees 2.3. Pep Club 4 Levy. Stephen' Advanced History 1. Advanced Mathe- matics 2.3.4. Aristoi 1. Signifer 3.4. Bandersnatch Sub-Editor 43 Chorous 4. Forum 3.41 French Club 2.3.43 Math Club 2.3. Secretary 4. Soccer Varsiti 43 Tennis J. V. 2.3. Varsity 43 Pep Club 4 Levy. Gordon: Bandersnatch 31 Advertising Club 2. Box Office 33 Chorus 33 Concert Chooir 41 Produc- tion Club 13 Spanish Club 43 Soccer J. V. 2: Track Manager 31 Pep Club 4. Lewis. Joan: Advertising Club 43 French Club 2.3.41 Production Club 23 Red Cross 2.3.43 Spanish Club 2.33 Pep Club 4. Lewis. Myra: French Honors 31 Advanced French 43 Advanced Mathematics 2.3.41 Chorus 11 Forum 2.3.43 French Club 2.3.43 Latin Club 3.41 Math Club 21 Pep Club 4. Lieberman. Linda: Midwood High School, Brooklyn, New York 1.23 Pep Club 4. Lipman. Timothy: History Honors 33 Advanced His- tory 43 Advanced Mathematics 2.3.41 Aristoi 13 Bandersnatch 43 Chess Club 31 Concert Band 1.2.3. President 43 Forum 3. 43 Symphony Orches- tra l.2.3.43 Senior Class Council 43 Honor Com- mittee 43 A.F.S. Committee Chairman 43 Leaders' Club 1.3.43 Pep Club 4. Lorch. Florence: French Honors 33 Advanced Historv 43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3.43 Bandersnatch 43 Scriv- ener 13 Advertising Club 3,41 French Club 1.2.31 Latin Club Vice-President 33 President 4+ Red Cross 1.2.3. Secretary-Treasurer 43 Usherettes 31 Pep Club 4. Loste. Nadine: G. O. Representative 33 Welcoming Committee 43 Box Oflice 23 Bulletin Board Com- mittee 3.43 Chorus 3.43 Usherettes 2.3.43 Cheer- leaders 3.43 Pep Club 4. Ludvik. Vivian: Senior Class Council 43 Assembly Committee 23 Social Planning Board 13 Scrivener 13 Advertising Club 3.43 Bulletin Board Com- mittee 13 French Club 23 Spanish Club 43 Dramatics Club 13 Basketball 13 Baseball 23 Leaders' Club 23 Pep Club 4. Lustig. Gertrude: Aristoi 1 Scrivener 13 Social Plan- ning Board 33 Advertising Club 43 Bridge Club 23 Chorus 1.33 French Club 2.3.41 Production Club 2.33 Red Cross l.2.3.43 Leaders' Club 13 Pep Club 4. Lynton. Stephen: English Honors 2.31 Advanced Eng- lish 41 History Honors 33 Advanced History 43 Advanced Mathematics 2.3.41 Aristoi 11 Signifer 3.43 Maroon Sub-Editor 2, News Editor 33 Scriv- ener Editor-in-Chief 13 G.O. Representative 1.2.3. Treasurer 43 Advisory Committee 43 Camera Club 1. Secretary-Treasurer 2. President 31 Concert Band l.2.3.43 Math Club 1.23 Wrestling 43 Pep Club 4. Lyons, Bruce: Cafeteria Committee 2.31 Camera Club 33 Chorus 1.2.43 Proiection Club 1.23 Rifle Club 1,23 Basketball Manager 2.43 Football Manager 1.21 Soccer 1. Manager 23 Lacrosse Varsity 43 Pep Club 4. MacBride. Nancy: Lakewood Senior High, Lakewood. Ohio 1.23 Bandersnatch 43 Handbook Committee 4: Concert Choir: Spanish Club 41 Leaders' Club 33 Pep Club 4. Macklin. Mary: English Honors 2.3.43 Aristoi 13 Sig- nifer 3.43 Bandersnatch 4, Jabberwock Art Editor 43 Maroon Sub-Editorg GO. Representative 1.2.33 Citizenship Committee 33 Election Board 41 Library Stafl 13 Hockey 3.43 Basketball 41 Leaders' Club 1.23.41 Pep Club 4 Madison. lawrence' Jabberwock Business Manager 43 Service Committee Chairman 43 Executive Council 13 Aviation Club 2.3. Chorus 1.2, Concert Choir 3.41 Rifle Club 11 Thespians 3.43 Wrestling JV. 1, Baseball JV 1.2. Track JV 13 Leaders' Club 1.2.3, Pep Club 4 Mahler. Keith' Traffic Committee 4. Bridge Klub R, Chess Club Vice-President 33 Color Guard 4. Spanish Club 33 Football Varsity 43 Pep Club 4. Mampaey. Carl' 3X'esthill High School. Montreal. Cana- da l.23 Advanced Chemistry 4. Advanced Physics 3. Advanced Mathematics 4. Handbook Committee 1. Chess Club 4. Forum 3.4. French Club 4. Math Club 4. Pep Club 4 156 Mandel. David Maroon 4: GO Representative 41 Ayiatirin Club 1.2.3.-43 Camera Club 2.3: Concert Choir 2.3.43 French Club 2.33 Pep Club 4 Manes. John' Service ommittee 43 Aviation Club 1 2.3. 4: Rifle Club l.2.3.41 Stage Club 1: Footoball Varsity 43 Golf 43 Rifle Team 43 Leaders' Club 43 Pep Club 4. Manley. John' Camera Club 41 Color Guard Secretary 4. Forum 41 German Club 1.2.31 Printing Club 4. Proiection Club 41 Rifle Club 1.43 Pep Club 4. Marcus. Leslie: Traphagen Jr. High. Mt. Vernon. New York 11 Advertising Club 2.3.41 French Club 2.3. 43 Red Cross 31 Twirlers 3.4: Pep Club 4. Martin. Brooke: Jabberwock Art Stafl' 43 Promotion Committee 33 Library Staff 31 Red Cross 1: Ush- erettes 4. President 33 Hockey 2. 4. Manager 31 Leaders' Club 1.33 Pep Club 4. Martin. Nancy: Senior Class Council 43 Box Office 1.21 Bulletin Board Commitee 33 Chorus 1.2.3.43 Future Teachers of America 3. Vice-President 43 Produc- tion Club 23 Red Cross 13 Spanish Club 43 Ush- erettes 31 Pep Club 4. Marx. Jenniyer: Jabberwock Typing Editor 43 Maroon Sub-Editor 2.3: Scrivener l3 Promotion Commit- tee 3.43 Welcoming Committee 43 Bridge Club 43 Concert Band 3.41 French Club 2.3.43 Math Club 23 Presboard 3.4: Hockey 1.3.43 Tennis 3.43 Leaders' Club 33 Pep Club 4. Marx. Judy: Chorus 1.23 Music Department Secretary 3.43 Concert Choir Accompanist 3.43 Pep Club 4. Mayer. Linda: Chess Club 13 Bridge Club 2.43 Chorus 1.2.43 French lub 43 Library Staff: Math Club 2.43 Spanish Club 2.31 Twirlers 3.41 Pep Club 4. McCauley. Janet: History Honors 43 Aristoi 13 Maroon Igorum 43 Symphony Orchestra 2.3.43 Pep u . McCormack. Kay: Aristoi 13 Hockey 3.43 Cheer- gdgrz 3, Co-captain 43 Leaders' Club 33 Pep u . McGee. Sharon: Walter Johnson High School. Bethes- da, Maryland 2,33 Pep Club 4. Mclntyre. James: Iona Preparatory School. New Rochelle. New York 1.23 Chorus 43 Library Staff 43 Pep Club 43 Future Teachers of America 4. McKnight. -Micheline: French Honors 31 Chorus 1.23 Dramatics Club 1.23 Leaders' Club 33 Pep Club 4. McManus. Michael: Forum 3.43 Future Teachers of America 31 Math Club 3. 41 Projection Club 1.23 School, Store 13 Spanish Club 2,33 Football 43 Wrestling 2.3.43 Golf J. V. 33 Varsity 43 Leaders' Club 2.41 Pep Club 4. McNamara. Ann: Maroon 41 Advertising Club 33 Box Oflice 23 Chorus 2.43 Library Staff 13 Usherettes 3.4: Hockey 33 Pep Club 4. Merrell. Laraine: French Honors 33 Bandersnatch 43 Maroon 3.43 Secretarial Committee 43 Advertising Club 31 Box Ofilce 23 French Club 23 Production Club 31 Publicity Club 3. Secretary 43 Pep Club 4. Meyer. -Philip: English Honors 23 Advanced Mathe- matics 2.3.41 Advanced Physics 43 Aristoi 11 As- sembly Committee 41 Service Committee 31 Camera Club 23 Projection Club 11 Soccer 43 Basketball lg 25:13 3.43 Leaders' Club 2.31 Varsity Club 43 Pep U -l. Miller. Nancy' English Honors 2.3.43 French Honors 33 History Honors 31 Advanced Mathematics 21 Advanced Biology 4. Signifer 3.43 Aristoi 1. Bandersnatch CatQog Editor 43 Jabberwock Literary Staff 3.41 Maroon 2. Sub-Editor 3. Promotion Committee 33 Advertising Club 2.3.43 Forum 2.31 French Club 3.43 Latin Club 31 Science Club 4. 1'sherettes 33 Pep Club 4 Milman, Jeffrey' Horace Mann School. New York. New York 21 Aviation Club 1. President 3.43 German Club Vice-President 3.4. Science Club 1.3.4. Pep Club 4 Mtltner. Barbara' Scrivener 12 Advertising Club 3.41 Future Nurses of America 4. Library Staff 1. Red Cross I. Leaders' Club 2. Pep Club 4 Montgomery. John' Concert Band l.2.3,4. Forum 3.1. Pep Club 4 Moesel, Alice: Advertising Club 2: Chorus I: Future Nurses of America 3.4: Spanish Club 23 PEP U'-lb 4. Morris. Muriel: French Honors 3: Aristoi lL Sctivner l: Advertising Club 2.3.4: Library Staff 1:1 Produc- tion Club 2.3.45 Red Cross 1.2.3.-4: Spanish Club 2,3.4: Leaders Club l: Pep Club 4. Mullen, Maureen: Advertising Club 3.42 Chorus li Service Club 4: Hockey 3: Leaders Club 2.3: Pep Club 4. Murphy. Peter: Loomis School. W'indsor. Connecticut l.2.3: Spanish Club 4: Football Varsity 4: Pep Club 4. Nelson. Kingsley: Aviation Club 4: Camera Club 4: Forum 3.4: Projection Club 4: Rifle Club l.2.3.4: lacrosse 4: Rifle Team 4: Pep Club 4. Nesser. Mitchell: Spanish Club 1,25 Golf 3: Pep Club 4. Neuhaus, Jo-Ann: Scrivner 1: Social Planning Board 4: Advertising Club 2,3: Captain-4: French Club 2.33 Production Club 1: Publicity Club 2.3. President 4: Red Cross 1: Pep Club 4. Nottage. Pamela: English Honors 2.3.4: French Honors 3.4: Advanced Mathematics 2: Advanced French 4: Aristoi l: Signifer 3.4: Maroon 2: Promotion Committee 4: Chorus 1.4: French Club 4: Hockey 4: Leaders' Club 1: Pep Club 4. Novogrod. John: Friends School. Baltimorek Mary- land 1.2.3: Bandersnatch Sports Editor 4: A.F.S. Committee 4: Tennis Varsity 4: Varsity Club 4: Pep Club 4. O'Connor. John: Senior Class Council 4: Maroon 21 C.O. Representative 1: Dramatics Club ll Football J.V. 2: Varsity 3.4: Basketball J.V. 2. Varsity Club 3. President 4: Pep Club 4. Ogden, Frances: Service Committee 3: Library Staff 1.2: Math Club 4: Hockey 4: Pep Club 4. Ohnell. Ernest: Ollice Staff 1: Forum l.2.3.4: Football j.V. 3: Lacrosse Varsity 3.4: Pep Club 4. Oppenheim. Peter: French Honors 3: Chorus 2.3: Concert Choir 4: French Club 2.3.4: Lacrosse J.V. 2: Varsity 3.4: Pep Club 4. Oswald. Bruce: Concordia Collegiate Institution. Bronxville. New York l: Service Committee 4: Spanish Club 4: Football Varsity 4: Pep Club 4. Ott. Frank: Hackley School, Tarrytown. New York 1.2: Pep Club 4. Peace. Kathleen: Cafeteria Committee 3: Service Club 4: Advertising Club 2: Chorus 1: Projection Club 4: Pep Club 4. Peck. Roberta: Hartsdale Jr. High Schol. Hartsdale. New York 1: Signifer 3.4: Advertising Club 2.3.4: Forum 2.3.4: French Club 2.3.4: Library Stal? 2: Press Board 4: Publicity Club 2.3. ViCr- President 4: Red Cross 2.3.4: Spanish Club 4: Dramatics Club 2: Pep Club 4. Peiser. Joyce: Wade Jr. High School, Bronx, New York 1: Chorus 4, Twirlers 3.4: Forum 3.4: Future Teachers of America 2.4: French Club 3.4:: Red Cross 2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3: Ush- erettes 3: Pep Club 4. Perlman, Richard: Horace Mann School. Fieldston. New York 1: Advanced Mathematics 3.4: Golf Varsity 3.4: Varsity Club 4: Pep Club 4. Pescatello. Edward: Advanced History 4: Science Club 2.3.4. President l: Track J.V. 2.3: Varsity 4: Cross Country Varsity 2.3.4: Varsity Club 2.3.4: Pep Club 4. Peskin. Elizabeth: History Honors 3: Advanced His- tory 4: Advanced Mathematics 2.3: Spanish Honors 3: Aristoi 1: Signifer 3.4: Assembly Committee Chairman 4: Library Staff 3.4: Production Club 2.3. Secretary 4: Stage Crew 3: Thespians Vice- President 3. President 4: Dramatics Club 1.2: Pep Club 4. Pfeiffer, Paul: Portsmouth Priory School. Portsmouth, Rhode Island 1.2: ep Club 4. Pillard. Alan: Senior Class Council 4: Maroon 3: Social Planning Board 3: Camera Club 2: Future Teachers of America 2: Proiection Club l: Soccer J.V. 3. Varsity Captain 4: Basketball J.V. 2. Varsity 3.4: Baseball J.V. 2. Varsitly 3.4: Leaders' Club 2.3: Varsity Club 4: Pep Club 4. Psaty, Renee: Forest Hills High School, Queens. New Y0rk 1.2.3: Secretarial Committee 4: Welcoming Committee 4: Library Staff 4: Pep Club 4. Ploss. Jerry: Advanced Mathematics 3.4: Science Club 31 Pep Club 4. Potncrance. Richard: English Honors 2: History Hon- ors 3: Concert Choir 2.3.4: Baseball J.V. 1.2: Pep Club 4. Pratt, Donald: Concert Choir 3.4: Production Club 1.3.414Projection Club 2.3.4: Stage Club 1.2.3.4: Thespians 3.4: Dramatics Club 1.2: Pep Club 4. Quuman. Rita: Advanced History 4: Aristoi l: Jab- berwock 4: Scrivener 1: Future Teachers of Amer- ica 4: French Club 3.4: Math Club 3.4: Dramatics 1.4: Production Club 4: Hockey 3: Pep U 4. Quittman. Natalie: Albert Leonard Junior High School. New Rochelle. New York 1: Jabberwock Art Stafl' 4: Bulletin Board Committee 3.4: Production Club 2: Spanish Club 3.4: Pep Club 4. Raidy. Susie: French Honors 3: Box Oliice 2: Choorus 2: Library Stall' 2.3: Production Club 2: Usheretes 3: Dramatics Club 2: Leaders' Club 3: Pep Club 4. Rapaport. Anne: Chorus l.2.3: Concert Choir 4: Library Staff l: Pep Club 4. Raven, Peter: Aviation Club 2.3.4: Concert Band 4: Rifle Club 4: Varsity Lacrosse 3.4: Pep Club 4. Rtinecke. Barbara: French Honors 3: Service Club 3: Bandersnatch 4: Scrivener 1: Service Committee 4: Chorus 2: French Club 3.4: Leaders' Club 4: Hockey 4: Basketball 3.4: Pep Club 4. Reuter. Richard: Future Teachers of America 3.4: Radio Club 4: Leaders' Club 1.2: Football Varsity Wlestling 3: Track J.V. 3. Varsity 4: Pep ub . Rayelt. James: Advanced Mathematics 3.4: Soccer J.V. 2.3, Varsity 4: Lacrosse 2,3,4: Leaders' Club 3.4: Varsity Club 4: Pep Club 4. Rimash, Ricky: Roosevelt High School. Yonkers. New York 1: Concert Choir 4: Football J.V. 2. Varsity 4: Pep Club 4. Rissone. Robert: Basketball Varsity 4: Tennis J.V. 1.2. Varsity 3.4: Track 1: Cross Country J.V. 1: Varsity 2.3: Varsity Club 3.4: Pep Club 4. Rivchin. David: Cafeteria Committee 4: Chorus 2: Leaders' Club 1.2.31 Pep Club 4. Robb, Judith: Bandersnatch 3: Scrivener I: Service Committee 2: Advertising Club 2: Box Office I: Library Staff 1.2: Cheerleaders 2.3. Co-Captain 4: Leaders' Club 2,31 Pep Club 4. Romberg. Roberta: Aristoi 1: Signifer 3.4: English Honors 2.3.4: French Honors 3: Advanced French 4: Advanced History 4: Latin Honors 3: Ad- vanced Mathematics 2.3.4: Citizenship Committee 4: French Club 2.3.4: Math Club 2.3.4:: Hockey gaiketball 2,3,4: Tennis 4: Leaders Club 5: Pep u . Ropes. Alice: Advanced History 4: Pep Club 4. Rosenbaum. Judith: Hunter College High School. New York. New York 1: Advanced Biology 3: Bander- snatch 4: French Club 2.3.4: Latin Club 3.4: Dramatics Club 2,3.4: Pep Club 4. Rosenthal. Enid: Jabberwock 3.4: Advertising Club -4: Bulletin Board Committee 3.4: French Club 2.3: Proiection Club 1: Publicity Club 1.2.3: Red Cross 1.2: Spanish Club 3.4: Pep Club 4. Rosenzweig. Davi-Ellen: Walt Whitman Junior High Schoolo. Brooklyn. New York 1: French Honors 2.3: History Honors 3: Latin Honors 3: Ad- vanced Biology 4: Advanced History 4: Signifer 5.4: Bandersnatch 4: Maroon 3: Activities Com- mittee 3.4: Forum 2.3: French Club 2.3.4: Li- brary Star? 2: Science Club 3. President 4: Drama- tics Club 2.3,4: Leaders' Club 2.3.4: Hockey 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Tennis 3,4: Pep Club 4. Roskind. Nancy: Spanish Honoros 2: Secretarial Com- mittee 4: Advertising Club 2.4: French Club 2.3.4: Red Cross 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4: Pep Club 4. Rubenstein. Judith: Bandersnatch 4: Maroon 3, Typing Editor 4: Bridge Club 4: Chorus l: Production Club 2: Spanish Club 3.4: Pep Club 4. 157 Rubln. Ronnte French Honors 4. Advanced Mathema- trts 2 4.-4. Artstot 11 Srgntfer 4.4. Bandersnauh Photography Fdxtor 41 Maroon Sub-Edrror 4. Scrrvener 1. Promotron C.ommrttee 4. Adtertrsrng C.lub 2.4. Bulletrn Board C.ommrttee 2, Chorus 1. Dramxtrtts C.lub 1.2, French Club 2.4.41 Publtcrts C.lub 2.4. C.hora1ettes 1. 1'sherettes 4, Pep C lub 4 Rumscy. Frances' C.lass Secretary -4. Senror Class C.oun- crl Secretary 41 Englrsh Honors 2.4.41 French Honors 41 Aristor Secretary 13 Signrfer 4.4. Maroon Sub-Editor 41 Electron Board 2.4. Exerutxve Com- mtttee 1.4. Promotron C.ommtttee C,ha1rman 41 XX'elcomrng Commrttee C.o-Chatrman 4. Hockey 4.-41 Basketball 1.2.4.-4. Baseball 2.4.4. G A A 1.2. Leaders' C.lub 1.2.4.-4. Leaders' Board 4. Pep Club 4 Sachs. Tonre Englrsh Honors 2.4.41 Arrstui 1. Jabber- ssock 4. Editor 41 GO Representatrve 1. C.rtrzen- shrp Commrttee 4. Executtve Committee 1. Servrce C.omm1ttee 2.4. Charrman 1. Bullettn Board Com- mrttee 1. C.oncert Chorr 1.2 4. Secretary 4. Thes- prans 4.4. Leaders C.lub 1.2.4. Pep C.lub 4 Samotus. Dttkson' G O Representatrve 2. Concert Choir 2.4.41 Projection Club 11 Stage Club 1.2.41 Pep C.lub 4 Samuals. Marrlyn Adverttsrng C.lub 2.4.4. Forum 4. Publruts C.lub 2,4. Pep C.lub 4 Sandahl. Beatrtce' Promotron Commxttee 4. Bulletrn Board Committee 5. Vrce-President 41 Chorus 41 Future Teachers of Amerlca 21 Publicity C.lub 4.1. Spanrsh Club 1: Hockey 2. Pep Club 4 Savage. Hugh Adsanced Physrcs 4, Color Guard 1.2.4 Prestdent 4. School Store 2.4.4. Leaders C.lub 1.2.4.4. Pep Club 1 Sawttks. Donald Football Varsity 4.4, Pep Club 4 Shatfer. Marllsn Arrstot 1. Maroon 4. Brtdpze Club 4.4. Forum 2 4.4. French C.lub 2.4. Red Cross 1.2.4.-1. Pep C.lub 4 Sha11ner. Roberta Hsde Park Hrgh School. Chrcago lllrnors. 1.2. Forum 4. Freneh Club 4. Llbrars Staff 4. Red Cross 1,SL1enLeC.lul'J 4.4. Pep C lub 1 Stherrrmao Yuki Chorus 1 Contcrt C hott 2 C reatrw XX rrtung Club 4.4. Dramatrcs C lub 1 2 4 1. Prouluttron Club 4. Pep C.lub 1 Srhxrtdelherm. Susan A B Dans Mount Vernon New York 2 Bandersnatch 4. French Club 4 4 Red Cross YxCt'PrLs1deot 4 1 llotkes 4 4 Pep C lub 4 Schlerier. Kath: l're:tth Horrors s Adsanec-d Mathe- mat:ts 2.4. Adsanted Brologs 4 Atlst--1 I. Ban- dersnatth Sub-Fdrtor 2 S.r1tener I Chrrus 1 4 Freneh Club 2 4 2 Drarnauts Club 1 2 Hmkes 2 4 -4 Tcnnrs 4 4. Leaders Club 1 2 4 4. Pet' Club 4 Sthmrtt Ptggx Adsancedlllst-114 4 Bandelsnatth 4 Maroon 4.1. Box Clfhce 1 2. Bulletrn Board torn mrttee 4 Lzbrars Stat? I Produttrrrn Club I Peg- C 1ub -9 .ug .,F . 2 S1hnc-tder. Mclanre Maroon 4.4. Adserttsxng Club 4. Srmon. Roger H C.lass Treasurer 4. Sensor Class Brrdge lub 4. Chorus 2. French Club 2.4. Pro- duuron Club 4. Red Cross 2. Spanish C.lub 4. Pep Club 4 Schrrer. Carol Fnzltsh Honors 2.4.4. French Honors 4. Adsanced French 4. Advanced Htstors 1. Arts- tot 1. Stgnrfer 4 4. Maroon 4. Cafeterla Commtttec' 2.4. Charrman 4. C.oncert C.hotr 4.4. C.reatrve XX rrtrnrz Club 2. Dramatrcs Club 2 41 Frenth Club 2.4. Presrdenr 41 Thesptans 4.41 Pep Club 4. Schulman. Susan' French Honors 4. Soual Planntng Board 1. Advertrsrng C.lub 41 Brtdge C.lub -4. Chorus 1.2. Forum 4. French C.lub 2.4.4. Spantsb Club 2.4. Pep Club 4 Snort. Davrd Traffic C.omm1rtee 41 Color Guard 1.2.5. 4. C,ontert Chotr 4. Math Club 4.4: Proyectxun C.lub 1.2. School Store 2. Soccer JV 11 Cross Country Varsrty 2.4. Leaders' Club 4, Varsrts Club 2.4.4. Pep Club 4 SC3'U11WC11'1. Bette linptltsh Honors 2.4. Advanted Eng- lrsh 4. Freneh Honors 4. Hxstory Honors 4. Ad- sanced Hrstors 4. Advanced Matbematlcs 2. Aristor 1. Srgnrfer 4.4. Bandersnatch Literary Edrzor 4: Maroon 2.41 Scrrsener 1. Honor Commrttee Sec- retary 4.4. Adsertrsrng C.lub 2. Chorus 1.4. Crea- trve VCr1t1ngC.lub -311 Dramat1csC.1ub 2. Forum 4. Frenth Club 2.4. Red C.ross 1. Leaders' C.lub 2. Pep Club 4 Scelrg. Margery Englxsh Honors 2.4. Advaneed Brologs 41 Chess Club 11 Creative XYritrng Club 1.2.3.-41 Forum 4. French Culub 4. Symphony Orchestra 1.2.4.4. Pep Club 4 Stn. Sht-:la Iinglrsh Honors 2.8. Adsanted Fnglrsh 4. French Honors 4.4. Hrstors Honors 4. Ad- sanced Htstors 4. Adtanced Mathematrcs 2.4.4 Arxstor 1. Stgnrfer 4. Secretars 4. Freneb Club 2.4.4. Lrbrars Staff 1.2.4.-4. Math C.lub 2. Prest- denr 4.4. Pep C lub Shaprro. Andrew Class Prtpsrdent 4. Senror Class C.ountrl Presrdent 4. Advanced Hlsrors 4. Arrstor Presrdcnt 1. Maroon 4. Assembly Commrtten Charrman 1. C rtlzenshrp Commrttee 2. Fxecutrvc Commrttee 1 4. Concert C horr 4 Drarnatxcs Club 4 s -.4. Basketball -1 Y 2. Yarsrty 4 1. Baseball JY 12 Varsxts 44 Varsltx lub 4 Pep Club 4 Shats Martha Start-tarral Comrnrttec r Conttrt l41an.1 1.2 4 4 Lrbrarx Star? 12 Strence Club 1 4. Pc-54 C lub 1 Shrnnrler Susan l'rtoCh Htrntrrs 4. Spanish 14111111-rs Chorus 4 Conrert Cho:r 1 l'renth C lub 2 4 4 Produttron Club 2 Sparxrsh Club 2 4 Drarnatrts Club 1 Pep Club 5 Nagel Barbara Sr:.s:ner 1 Adstrt.s1r1uCluIt 2 Red C ross 1 2 Pep C lub 4 Sregef Iillcrr Freneh Hrnors 4 Aclsanced l're:..b ,labbcruoek 4 4 l'ren.h C lub 2 4 4 Cn-:mart C lu? 2 Lrbrarx Staff 1 PtpC1ub 4 Nlocrnxarx ,lantf l'rerreh l'41rr:1rrrs ' Adxazr.C.1 lf:-:'.. 4 Adtanred Hzstrrx 9 Arzstru 1 Suozrer 4 - Vlaboervtots 4 Strzsent-r I C re-ar.sc XX :.:.n.: C 2 Drarnatzts Club 1 2 lwrum 4 1 Frt-n.h Club I2 4 4 Spanish Club 12 4 S The-spzarxs 4 4 Ptp C.ub 1 158 Council 4. Arrstor 1. ,labberwotk 4. Maroon 4. GO Representatlve 44. Prestdent 1. Elettron Board 2.. Fxetutrse Committee 11 Honor Com- mrttee 4. C.haxrman 1. Vselcomxnpz C,C1IT'1l'Tl1IIC'C' 2. Box Olhte 4.4. C.ontert C.hoir 2. Vue-Prestdcnt 4. Prcsrdentl. Dramattts Club 1.2: Produtrron Club 2. Thmprans 4. Presrdent 4. Pep Club 4 Srmon. Roger L ' ,lunxor Hugh School 16'. New York. New York 11 Hxstory Honors 4. Maroon 4: A F S Commrttee 4. Chess C.lub 4. Secretary 43 C,re- atrve Vsrrtrng C.lub 4. Math C.lub 2.4. Pressboard 4. Science C.lub 2.4. Tennis 2.4. Varsrty 41 Pep C.lub 4 Srngsen. Antone: New Trter High School. Vsrnnetka. lllinots lg Engltsh Honors 4.4: Advanced Htstory -4. Advanced Mathematucs 2.4.4. GO. Representa- trve 4.4. Constrtution Clommrttee 4.41 Brrdge Club 4. Chorus 1. Concert Choir 2.4. Dramattcs Club 2. Thespians 4.4: Soccer Varsrty 4.1 Baseball JV 1.2. Varsrts 4.41 Leaders' Club 21 Varsity C.lub 4. Pep C.lub 1 Slatktn. Dasrd' Concert Band 4.4. Math C.lub 4. Radro Club 4.4. Pep Club -4 Smart. Mars Slrrtener 1. Bulletrn Board C.omm1ttee 4. Creatrve Vrrrrng Club IL Lrbrars' Staff 1. Pro- tectron C.lub 2.4. Red Cross 1.4. Pep Club 4 Smlth. Brtan: Advanced Htstory 4. GO Representa- trve 4. Psymhology C.ommxttee 4. Football JV 2.41 Basketball ,1Y 2.4. Varstty 4. Baseball JV 2. Varsrts 4.-4. Leaders Club 2.4.4. Varsrty C.lub 41 Pep C lub 4 Smlth Howard Chess Club 2. Concert Chotr 2.4.0. Produulon C.lub 4.4. Stage Curev. 4.4. Tbesptans 4.4. Pep Club 4 Srnrth Pamela Frt-nth Honors 2 4. Adtaneed French 4. French Club 4. Pep Club 1 Smrth Rnchard Fnglrsh Honors 2 4. Thesprans 4.4. Pep C lub 4 Solomon Carol Adsertrsrng Club 4 French Club 2. Red Cflrss I Spanrsh Club 2 4 Archers 1 2 1. Pct' C lub 4 Spencer .lames Flrrdge Club 4. Chorus 5 P:o1e.t1rn Club 1 Football Varsrrt -4. Pep Club 4 Stadord llrzabttb Fr:-nth Honors 2' Arrstrrl 1 Ca1ttzr:a lomrnlttee 4 Adsertrslmg Club 2 Pro durtzrrn Club 2 Publrtrtx Club 4 1. Rt-C1 Cross 1 11-'cats 4 Pep Club 4 Stars. .lane Strztener 1. Adserttsung lub 2 4 4 Brtdgc C rub 1 Chorus 1 4.Con1ertChorr 4 lrreruh C lub 2 4 1 Red C ross 1 2.4.4. Spanrsh C.lub 2. Leaders 1.utw ' 2. PtpClub1 Sttxnfurg XX:1l1arn GCP Representatmse 12 Senna Crmrnrttee 4. Brrdpe C lub 4. Chorus 3 Dy3m.m.C Club I 2 XX rt-stlrng 4 I Baseball .1 V 4 Varsztz 4 Leaders Club 12 4 Pep C lub 4 Steinberg. Michael' Scrivener I. Citizenship Commit- tee l, Social Planning Board 4. Welcoming Com- mittee 4: Advertising Club 3: Chorus 1.2: Concert Choir 4: Football j.V. 2. Varsity 3,4: Baseball JV. 2. Varsity 43 Tennis j,V. 33 Leaders' Club 13 Varsity Club'43 Pep Club 4. Steinmann, Maria Luiza' St Augostine, Sao Paulo. Brazil 1,2.3: A F.S Committee 43 Dramatics Club 4: Pep Club 4. Stewart. Linda: English Honors 2,33 Advanced Eng- lish 43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3,43 Jabberwock 3. Literary Editor 4, Maroon 2. Sub-Editor 3. Feature Editor 4, Scrivener 13 Chorus 43 Red Cross 13 Pep Club 4. Stewart. Rachel: Newport Harbor High School, New- goyrt Beach. California 1.2,3: S0cial Planning ard 43 Concert Choir -13 Pep Club 4. Sturgeon. Nicholas: Olymcpus High School. Salt Lake City, Utah 2.33 Pep lub 4. Surin. Daniel: Football arsity 3,43 Basketbal Varsity 43 Varsity Club 43 Pep Club 4. Sweeton. David: Advanced Chemistry 43 Advanced Physics 33 German Club 23 Math Club 3,43 Science Club 3.43 Pep Club 4. Syversen, Haege' Fredrikstad Hoyere Almenskole, Frcdrikstad. Norway 1.2.33 G.O. 43 Social Plan- ning Board 43 A.F.S. Committee 43 Chorus 43 Forum 43 Pep Club 4. Tanabe, Teiko: Chorus 1,23 Concert Choir 3,43 Pep Club 4. Tannenwald. Peter: English Honors 23 Advanced Eng- lish 43 French Honors 3: History Honors 3: Ad- vanced History 43 Advanced Mathematics 2.3.-I: Aristoi 13 Signifer 3.43 3Bandersnatch 43 G.O Representative 2.43 Citizenship Committee 3.43 Forum 2. Vice-President 3. President 4. French 2.3, Vice-President 4: Math Club 33 Pep u 4. Taylor. Susan: Traffic Committee 33 Future Nurses of America 3.43 Library Star? 23 Production Club 23 Publicity Club 3.43 Leaders' Club 23 Pep Club 4. Thomas. Bruce: French Honors 2,33 Chorus 43 Forum 2.3.43 French Club 23 Math Club 2.3.43 Lacrosse 4: Leaders' Club 1.2.33 Pep Club 4, Tick, Rita: Service Committee 3,43 Bandersnatch 43 Advertising Club 2,43 Bridge Club 4: Forum 43 Red Cross 3,43 Spanish Club 43 Pep Club 4. Train. Leslie: English Honors 2: Advanced History 43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3,43 Bandersnatch Sub-Editor 43 ,labberwock 3. Business Manager 43 G.O. Repre- sentative 2.3, Secretary 43 Executive Committee 43 Secretarial Committee Chairman 43 Advertising Club 2.3: Dramatics Club 2,33 French Club 2.3,-i3 Red Cross 13 Hockey 33 Baseball 2.3.43 Basketball 1,2,3.43G. A. A. 2.31 Leaders' Club 1.2.3. Secre- tary 43 Leaders' Board 43 Pep Club 4. Tuman, James: Lawrence High School, Lawrence, New York 1.2: Maroon 3,43 Advertising Club 43 Con- cert Choir 43 Forum 3.43 French Club 43 Science Club 33 Leaders' Club 33 Pep Club 4. Il 1501.3 Tuninowsky. Joan' Service Club 4: Advertising Clubll Dramatics Club 1,23 French Club 2.3.43 Press- board 41 Production Club 23 Pep Club -i. Turner, Catherine Concert Band 1.2,3.4: Pressboard 2.3. Symphony Orchestra 1.2.33 Pep Club 4. 1'nger. Robert Vann. Patricia Production 1 , Leaders Varian. David Pep Club 4, Senior Class Council 43 French Club 3, Club 33 Basketball l.2,3.43 G. A. A. Club l.2.3.43 Pep Club 4. Arnold School, Pembroke, Massachu- setts 1.21 Pep Club 4. Vestal, Nancy' Chorus 1.2.4. French Club 33 L'sh- eretres 33 Basketball 2.3.43 G. A. 9. 23 Leaders' Club 1.2.3.-43 Pep Club 4. XX'agner. janet: Plainville High School, Plainville, Connecticut 13 English Honors 2,3,43 Advanced History 4: Concert Band 1.2,3,43 Symphony Or- chestra 1,2.3,4: Pep Club 4. Wall, Sheppard: jabberwock 4: Maroon 33 Service Committee 33 Advertising Club 33 Bridge Club 33 Publicity Club 3,43 Pep Club 4. Wall, Sharon: Service Club 43 Advertising Club 43 Library Staff 13 Publicity Club 43 SSpanish Club 33 Usherettes 33 Pep Club 4. Wallach. John: English Honors 2.3.43 Advanced His- tory 43 Bandersnatch 43 Scrivener News Editor 13 Honor Committee 43 Chorus 13 Concert Choir 2, 3.4, Forum 3.43 French Club 43 Dramatics Club 1,23 Thespians 3.43 Pep Club 4 Physics 43 Math Club 33 Football j.V. 2, Varsity 3.4, Varsity Club 5,43 Pep Club 4. Wfaserstrom. Silas' English Honors 2.33 History Hon- ors 33 Advanced Mathematics 2,3.43 Advanced Webbink, Douglas' Advanced History 43 Advanced Mathematics 2.3.43 Advanced Physics 43 Bander- snatch Sub-Editor 43 Social Planning Board 43 Con- cert Choir 2.3.43 Forum 3.43 Production Club 13 Projection Club 1.4, Vice-President 33 Radio Club 3,43 Science Club 3, Vice-President 43 Stage Crew 13 Pep Club 4. Weinstein. Alice: English Honors 23 Aristoi 13 G.O. Representative 13 Social Planning Board 1.23 Bul- letin Board Committee 13 Concert Band 2.33 French Club 3.43 Library Stal? 13 Symphony Or- chestra 1.43 Hockey 2,3343 Basketball 1,2.3,41 Baseball 13 Tennis 3.43 Leaders' Club 1.2.3.-43 Pep Club 4. Weintraub. Charles: Aristoi 13 Maroon 33 Scrivener 13 French Club 43 Pressboard 33 Soccer 4: Tennis J,V. 2. Varsity 3.43 Varsity Club 43 Bowling Club 3. President 43 Pep Club 4. Welch. Joan: Advertising Club 23 Future Nurses of America Secretary 3,43 French Club 33 Hockey 3,43 Leaders' Club 43 Pep Club. Welsh, Patricia: Chorus 23 Future Teachers of Amet- ica 43 Pep Club 4. Wtmple, Paige: English Honors 2.33 Advanced Eng- lish 43 French Honors 33 Advanced French 43 Ad- vanced History 43 Advanced Mathematics 2: Aris- toi 13 Signifer 3.43 Concert Choir 2.3.43 French Club 2.3.43 Thespians 3,43 Pep Club 4. Xlerthermer. Susan: English Honors 2.3.4, Aristoi 13 Signifer 3,43 Bandersnatch ig Scrivener 1: Ad- vertising Club 2,3.43 Bulletin Board Committee 23 Chorus 1.4: Dramatics Club 23 French Club 3.41 Red Cross 23 Pep Club 4. Wiedman. Laurie: French Honors 3: Promotion Com- mittee 43 Chorus 4: French Club 2.3.43 Symphony Orchestra 1: Hockey 2.3.43 Basketball 1.2,3: Base- l3llb1,2: Tennis 3.4: Leaders' Club 2.3.43 Pep u 4. XX'illis, Pamela' French Honors 3: Aristoi 13 Traflic Committee Secretary 43 Chorus 1.2.43 French Club 23 Hockey 43 Basketball 1,2.3.43 G. A. A. 13 Leaders' Club 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 4. Wilmington. Joyce: Maroon 43 Chorus 1.2.33 Concert Choir 4: Red Cross 1.23 Usherettes 43 Pep Club 4, W'rlson. Eric: Spanish Honors 23 Maroon 2.3: Senior Clas Council 3: Color Guard 43 Concert Band 1.2.3. Vice-President 43 Concert Choir 43 Spanish Club 2.3.43 Pep Club 4. Wilson, Rush: Football Varsity 43 Pep Club 4. XVilson. Sally: Bandersnatch 43 G.O. Representative 2.3.43 Traffic Committee 23 Hockey 2.43 Basket- ball 2.3.4: Baseball 13 Tennis 2.33 Leaders' Club 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 4. Wilson, Susan: History Honors 33 Aristoi 13 G.O. Representative 43 Election Board 3.43 Honor Com- mittee l,23 Advertising Club -23 Bulletin Board Committee 33 Basketball 2,373 Leaders' Club 1.2.43 Pep Club 4, Windhorst, Rodney: Color Guard 1.2.3.-13 Concert Band 3.43 Rifle Club 13 Pep Club 4. Winslow, Richard: English Honors 2.3.43 French Honors 33 Advanced History 43 Advanced Mathe- matics 2.3.43 Aristoi 13 Signifer 3.4: G.O. Repre- sentative 2.3, Vice-President 1,43 Advisory Com- mittee 43 Constitution Committee 2.33 Election Board Chairman 43 Chess Club President 33 Color Guard 43 French Club 2,33 Math Club 2. Vice- President 33 Basketball J.V. 23 Pep Club 4. Withers, Samuel: Oakwood Preparatory School. Poughkeepsie. N. Y. 1.23 English Honors 3: Jab- berwock 43 Social Planning Board 3: Soccer j.V. 33 Pep Club 4. Wolf, Helene: jabberwock Art Staff 23 Dramatics Club 13 French Club 23 Pep Club 4. Wolovsky, William: Rootball j.V, 13 Pep Club 4. Woodhull, Lee: Chorus 1.2.33 Concert Choir 43 Pro- duction Club 1.2.3.-43 Rifle Club 43 Stage Crew l.2.3,43 Pep Club 4. Woods. Janice Sue: French lub 43 Hockey 3.43 Lead- ers Board 43 Basketball 2.3.43 Baseball 1,23 Leaders' Club 3.43 Pep Club 4. Zook. Ann: Advanced History 43 G.O. Representative 43 Activities Committee 43 Hockey 2.3.43 Basket- ball 1,233.43 Baseball 13 Tennis 2.3.43 Leaders' Club 1.2.3. President 43 Leaders Board 3, Chair- man 43 Pep Club 4. MARY ROTHMAN 45 SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCa rsdale 3-9842 DAVIS SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS ln Ihe Hear? of Scarsdaleu J. Frischmann - E. Zimbardi Compleie Mofor Overhauling 8: Repairing Lubricafion - Washing - Simonizing Tires 81 Ba++eries -:- Sales 8: Service POPHAM 81 OVERHILL ROADS SCARSDALE. NEW YORK HEATHCOTE FLOWERS WILMOT ROAD SCARSDALE. NEW YORK WI-life Plains 8-9730 NIBBLE NOOK Coffee Shop -:- Soda Lounge Fabulous Foods Since I944 I9I MARTINE AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK WHi're Plains 6-7200 ROYAL MOTORS, INC. ROYAL MOTORS LEASING Inc. General Moiors Dealer Cadillac - Oldsmobile 32 WEST POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK SCarsdale 3-7245 We Caier BILLY ROSEN'S Delicafessen - Dining Room Sandwich and Cold Cui' Pla'H'ers Our SpeciaI+y Complefe Buifef Canapes We Deliver ZOI E. HARTSDALE AVENUE HARTSDALE, NEW YORK WHi+e Plains 9-8797 Delivery Service MILLERS CLEANERS 81 DYERS Sforage Vaulf on Premises Siore and Planiz 84 E. POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK Scarsdale 3-0884 WESTSHIRE FENCES Posf and Rail - Woven Wood - Gaies Baslref Weave - Colonial 81 Lawn Pickei' Do-if-yourself fences in sfoclc or complefe erecfion service Complefe sfoclc always displayed a+ yard Yard Open Mon. Thru Sai. HARRY P. MILTNER, Inc. 263 I-IEATHCOTE ROAD SCARSDALE4 NEW YORK Scarsdale 5-3290 POLLY CHESTER, INC. Tl-we Cus+om Look In Ready Made Cur+ains - Drapes Beadspreads - Linens 205 E. HARTSDALE AVENUE HARTSDALE, NEW YORK HARTSDALE COMMUTER'S SERVICE STATION 240 E. HARTSDALE ROAD Opposife I-Iarfsdale Railroad SIa+ion WHITAKER PHARMACY, INC. HARTSDALE, NEW YORK Scarsdale 3-5lO6 HARTSDALE BAKE SHOP All Baking Done on Premises L. G. Suffer, Prop. 200 E. I-IARTSDALE AVENUE HARTSDALE, NEW YORK AMAZING Th Ol. l gi Cafflefa 'f' I hw .1 World's only r in...-11 ' 5 proelslon cannon 533311515515 f than so unull ...na Ilghf,you'lI i .. .,. ,522 jig-if -Iwayl hav. n 1 1323, In your pocket. .I li., H ' I ' Taka bl' 5 gr. Vsi- ,Q 3. 515' nausea: ,umm .L34Z:I5':22E5:f:5 Vggkf 'ss-' I a ge 1 ff I-151222 ..., if .I 139.0 KLING PHOTO CORPORATION 257 4TI-I AVENUE NEW YORK CITY ,ie I 'I H av. RI 06 ' Q v 8 if! JUDY BOND Blouses and Coordinates w - . TICK 8. CO., INC. lnsurance Broirers Corlland 7-0092 - 3 - 4 - 5 6 MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK 38, NEW YORK WHiIe Plains 9-6l00 If Pays fo Adverfise in THE HERALD of Wesfchesfer J. Spencer Gray. Ed.-Pub. Reaching Nearly l0.000 Able-To-Buy' Families in Ihe Higher-Income Braclref Covering While Plains. I-larfsdale. Rye Mamaroneclr, New Rochell, Harrison, Town of Greenburgh On Sale af all Newssfands Scarsclale 3-0500 Esl. l926 SCARSDALE BEAUTY SHOP, INC. Morris Your Hairdresser Pioneers of Cold Permanenls Since l94O I9 Privafe Boofhs -:- Individual AHen'l'ion Delighffully Air Condifioned I3 SPENCER PLACE Opposife Slalion SCARSDALE. NEW YORK SPENCER PHARMACY SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK R. S. HENDEY, INC. Sporls Equipmenf Whlile Plains 9-O6l6 206 MAMARONECK AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK VICTORIA LUGGAGE, INC. 2070 fo 407, Discounf for all Sfudenis I77 MAMARONECK AVENUE WHITE PLAINS. NEW YORK SCARSDALE BARBERS GARTH BARBER SHOP 69 G-ARTH ROAD HARWOOD BARBER SHOP HARWOOD BUILDING HENRY'S BARBER SHOP SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Please Pafronize Union Shops WHi+e Plains a-9046 SMITH'S SHELL SERVICE Service is Our Business Shell - Goodyear Tires 79 E. POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK a 5. ...J-.e-4. A... ,-- THE BIG TOP Toys - Records - Siaiionery Greefing Cards - Sporfing Goods Nofions - Boolrs - Model Hobbies Scarsdale I465 WEAVER STREET SCarsdale 3-I244 New Rochelle I296 NORTH AVENUE BE 5-3322 SCARSDALE CAMERA SHOP SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Scarsdale 3-4066 - 7 - 8 - 9 WRIGHT 81 IRISH Prime Mea+s and Groceries 24-26 HARWOOD COURT SCARSDALE. NEW YORK PERNICE FLORIST I0'f,, Discounl' for S.H.S. Sfudenfs SCarsdale 3-0956 56 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCarsdale 3-3266 - 7 SEA FOOD CENTER Sea Food ai IIs Besf Wholesale and Refail 62 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCarsclale 3-9884 MARS SERVICE STATION 852 SCARSDALE AVENUE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCarsdaIe 3-2832 RUGS BEAUTIFUL, INC. Fine Carpe+s and Rugs Rugs and Furnifure Cleaned Showroom 785 POST ROAD One Block Norfh of Lord 8: Taylor SCARSDALE. NEW YORK SCARSDALE BOOK SHOP I2 HARWOOD COURT SCARSDALE, NEW YORK NlCK'S FLOWER SHOP Corsages for All Occasions Special Price for Sfudenh I2 SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK MR. ROBERT'S HAIRDRESSER 79 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCARSDALE AGENCY 9 HARWOOD COURT SCARSDALE, NEW YORK HElSE'S DELICATESSEN 40 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF . . CURRY CHEVROLET CO. 728 CENTRAL AVENUE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCarsdale 3-9200 VILLAGE GREEN SNACK SHOP SCarsdale 3-50I5 WALLAN'S FAHION CENTER Jean Schaffer Delicious Sodas and Sandwiches Sporfswear , Lingerie , Hosiery I99 E. HARTSDALE AVENUE HARTSDALE. NEW YORK VARSITY PAJAMAS Available a+ COUNTY BOYS' AND MEN'S SHOP SCARSDALE, NEW YORK FARLEY ORGANIZATION Scarsdale Real Esfafe Since I898 24 POPI-IAM ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Scarsdale 2-2900 JANE ENGEI. Dresses - Separafes Accessories 734 POST ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK HARTSDALE STATIONERY AND CIGAR STORE 2l5 E. HARTSDALE ROAD HARTSDALE, NEW YORK Scarsdale 3-2870 Smart homemakers prefer Dl'l' hvrrxell. , 10 .13. J' 'Jw3 '2-f 25, if ,I Ki Q, A - 2 f 5 ' 'I I- 4 , u r r Complimenfs from A FRIEND who wishes you all Besi of Luclr WHife Plains 8-5100 PICKARD HARDWARE, INC. Hardware and Pain? Supplies Sfore of Friendly Service 203 E. POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK WHi+e Plains 9-9893 DELMONICO'S RESTAURANT 306 TARRYTOWN ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK Pizzas - Lasagne - Slealrs Chops - Chicken Campus Casuals af DORELL CASUALS Fun CIo'I'hes for Females We have mosf of, besf of Shirfs Shorfs Skirfs Slaclcs Sweafersn DORELL CASUALS I35 EAST POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS. NEW YORK Complimenfs of . . . PAPA .lOHN'S RESTAURANT 238 CENTRAL AVENUE SCARSDALE HOBBY CENTER Complefe Hobby Line John W. Lischlre Scarsclale 5-3831 9 FREIGHTWAY SCARSDALE. NEW YORK SINDIN-HARRIS GALLERIES 220 E. HARTSDALE AVENUE HARTSDALE, NEW YORK SCarsdale 3-6222 MATCHMAKERS 4 STATION DRIVE WHi+e Plains 8-988i DAVID'S Fifth Avenue Handbags - Jewelry Accessories Headquaders lor CI-ris+mas Oilfs 207 EAST POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK LUSTIG'S 'Easlwion Leaders Dresses - Coafs - Sui+s New Fashions Every Day I37 MAIN STREET WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK WI-life Plains 8-7034 LANDGREBE SERVICE STATION, Inc. Fealurinq Sinclair Producfs George W. Landgrebe, Pres. 34-38 EAST POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK THE GLOVE SHOPS Accessory Sfylisfs I8 SOUTH 4TH AVENUE MT. VERNON, NEW YORK 57 MAMARONECK AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK MIDGLEY - PARKS 8: FEE Sales - Homes - Ren'IaIs In Beaufiful Sscarsdalew Telephone SCarsdale 342I27 4 CHASE ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. I59 MAIN STREET WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL MOTOR SALES, Lid. Wes+ches+er's Largesf and OIdes+ IMPORTED CAR DEALER Serving Wes+ches+er Since I948 Feafuring New S+ore SCARSDALE SHOPPING CENTER WILMOT ROAD Jusf Soufh of I-Ieaflwcofe Road Sizes - Infan'l's - Girls - Prefeens Juniors - Misses BEST WISHES FROM ALL OF US LILLIAN WATTS The Newesf and Smar+es+ S+yIes for Mofher and Daughfer A+ HARWOOD COURT Sizes - Pre+een - Juniors Misses v-A4 SC 3 0400 au uunecon nous, scansonr, Nzw vonx 4 ' PRSDALE SUP f-5' , DQ- 7 ' LUMBER -:- INSULATION -:- MILLWORK MASON MATERIAL -:- FUEL OIL COAL Sffarsdale 3-0348 SCarsdaIe 3-OSI6 ROBERT M. IRISH Realfor ' If I+ s Scarsdale Properly We Slwould I-lave IV Homes - Apar+men+s Offices - Sfores 8 I-IARWOOD COURT SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Complimenfs of . . . WILMONT HARDWARE SCARSDALE SHOPPING CENTER WILMOT ROAD SCARSDALE. NEW YORK SEMMES MOTORS, INC. Au+l1orized FORD Sales 8: Service New Yorlr Sfafe Aulo lnspecfion Sfafion SCarsdale 3-6600 CENTRAL AVENUE A+ Ardsley Road SCARSDALE, NEW YORK GOLDEN HORSESHOE BARBER SHOP SCARSDALE SHOPPING CENTER SCarsdale 349674 SCARSDALE, NEW YORK FROM A FRIEND The Ioveliesf Brides of'rl1e season go fo Eara, 'fhe largesi cusfom made Bridal Sfylisfs in Wesfchesier-where you can choose from The pearlelilce safins fo fhe fine imporfed laces.-Siyled from our cuslom made seledion especially for you. FARA BRIDAL CENTRE Formals 8: Parfy Dresses I5I E. POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK WI-Iife Plains 9-0228 A bib E ROBISON I C The House That SERVICE Bu It Renders Three Complete Services fo Thrs Community I OIL HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE a 0 ou Cu ng ery and cerf charged Qgnyen enfly e you purchase o D Co Heaf 0 I b rrers bo Ier soId an In Carrxer A r Cond Iwonmq UHIIS Se es and Se Ce Deparfrnenf Har?sdaIe EUC OI SIOraqe PI nf Ha Inq on Hu son 2 AUTOMOBILE SERVICE CompIeIe Repo r Servmce on Any Mage Car ace sorwes 'res Ba+Ierues Washmng RoIIsI1mg Lubrrcahon Emergency erywce 24 hour e day every day oIII1e year Mem Ge eqe HARTSDALE AVENUE HARTSDALE O'I'I'1er Servuce Sfahons Cen+raI Avenue SCARSDALE Easf Parkway SCARSDALE 3 HARDWARE HOME APPLIANCE AND GARDEN SERVICE Housew es and Kwrcren Supplre e Ge den up TELEVISION Rad Refrmqe e+o s Wa Ifng Madmne efc Reoamrgr QII Home Appharces TeIey151on Radwos e C 2 S+ores 'PC8 E HPRTCDALE ANENUE HARTSDALE IAARWCCD BUILDINC QCAPSDALE E ROBISON, INC Serving the Community for 38 Years O 9 O ll i ll me' CI ,f ' Irner 7, 'reef irq' ' S Tie s ,I S I W ' II QI I U . , I 5. efc., d' s+aIIed . E i. . , . , W. , I I :E 1 ' I S- - d I ' . Gag-OiI-A S ' -T' - , ' S ' J 5 . I V' 4. - I ar ' I I ' 5 I-Ierdwer S Rank - f S sI'es '35, ' r r , S 5. ' s, . I I O 1 ' I , 'A , I , I . f I ' . III? C V Prinei SC2' as , I-ECCO - E-'enffng Q 5: Daze , '- ' o 0 LA PETITE BEAUTY SALON Unique Hair Designs Experl' Coloring Sffarsdale 3-0977 4 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE. NEW YORK SCarsdale 3-OI47 SCARSDALE PHARMACY Kal W. Sfein. R.Pl1. 54 EAST PARKWAY SCARSDALE, NEW YORK KATHERINE H. EMERSON inferior Decorafion SCarsdale 3-I I59 848 SCARSDALE AVENUE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Complimenis of flue SCARSDALE PLAZA Home of 'Ihe Fines? in Film Enferfainrnenf BROWN MOTORS of Whife Plains, Inc. Aufhorizecl Dealer 'for Sfudebalrer LARK Mercedes-Benz Sales - Service Wl-life Plains 9-5330 60 MARTINE AVENUE WHITE PLAINS. NEW YORK LUCILLE'S DRESS SHOP Bridals -:- Bridesmaids Formals -:- Suifs 7 MAMARONECK AVENUE WHITE PLAINS. NEW YORK WI-life Plains 8-9639 'A X .2 Q COUNTY BOYS' 8. MEN'S SHOPS, INC. 'Serving Scarsdale for over a Decade' IN THE VILLAGE 27 SPENCER PLACE SCarsdale 3-IO4O SCARSDALE SHOPPING CENTER lO9O WILMOT ROAD GReenleaI 2-4229 GEORGEOU FURS Esloblislned l925 2l2 EAST POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK WHile Plains 6-9400 Remember Your Friends With A COSTAIN Porfraif and They Will Remember You 'Weslcheslefs Iwo mosf complefe shops HAL devoled especially +o boys' and young men's cloflwinq and furnishings' SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHY 4 SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK HELEN WOLFF Heaclquarlers for Teen-Age Girls' Wearing Apparel I99 E. POST ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK THE PIEDMONT INN ConIinenI'al Cuisine I WILMOT ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCarsdale 5-3900 ALICE STUART SCARSDALE SERVICE STATION DONATONE'S COURT RESTAURANT 2I COURT STREET WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK wi-me Plains 9-4: I2 -7561 PATERSON SILK STORE, INC. CoI Ions - Woolens - Dress Goods Crefonnes - Glo-Sheens - Curfain Goods Simplicify - McCaII - Vogue BuHericIr PaH'erns Slip Covers - Upholslering - Drapes Made To Order II5 MAIN STREET WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK ETON PHARMACY S. Oofllied, Ph.G. 94 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Phone: Scarsdale 3-3443 L: acaltlfpgg LANDSCAPING NURSERY Grading, Grass Seeding 81 Sodding Evergreen , Trees , Shrubs Tree Transplanling Land Clearing 81 Drainage Roses ' EIC' MA O Y S NR DRIVEWAYS Terraces - Walks - Walls Concrele Floors Black Top or Blue Slone Foundafion Waferproofing Sfeel, Sfone 81 Concrefe Curbing Main OFfice 68 GAYLOR ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Telephone: SCarsdale 3-7900 Nurseries Scarsdale Nursery 9II POST ROAD SCarsdale 3-7900 Armonk Nursery ROUTE I28 ARmonk 3-3100 HEAVEN! In all of Westchester, John David-White Plains is known as SLACK HUNTER'S ZX Mmgggggmcxs I , .fuuc- Nu WOIIIIPI Ni' H' Nl uk IN Hlqll lllf I fm' lnmk-le-ul'rle'l's 41- me-ll Li- lhvn' xszigu'-vallllll Uul F lm If :lun iam u that inrluale-N 1-xc-rx' inlugillzilalr' -i7s- . . . Nl XJIQR SIKWQKSH in Ll mluzzling -vlull 1 vu-rv mlv-irulrlv fuln'i1' . . .Q-wry l-iixllillllllllll' tune- . dnrl at prim-vs tu fll lmlh lnmlgc-tml and lltrllllllllll purse 4' 5 X n10.uA,lg V1 U ' ' cl llll WHITE PLAINS: Mamclroneck Ave. and E. Pos? Rd. THE SCARSDALE INQUIRER COVERS SCARSDALE HIGH SCHOOL an ALL SCARSDALE NEWS Complefely and Professionally SUBSCRIPTION S500 PER YEAR SCG daIe 5 A500 BLOCH 84 GUGGENH EIMER SINCE 1900 d YI C' V69 -A P 6 A vx 7 S 'Cn fo ,J Van Heusen Shir+s 5 McGregor Sporiswear be CAMPBELL MORGAN, INC. MEN'S WEAR 30 E. PARKWAY SCARSDALE. NEW YORK SCarsdale 3-6017 BEST-REST BEDDING CO. Simmons Beaufy-Res+ 2 46 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCarsdale 3-2630 A VILLAGE SHOE STORE Shoes for Women - Teens - Children 26 SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK SCarsdale 3-722I WILSON 8: SON Jewelers 8: Silversmi-Ihs SCarsdale 3-0327 6 CHASE ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Complimenfs of . . . MARGARET TITCOMB SPENCER PLACE ON THE CIRCLE SCarsdaIe 3-3742 MIMI CLEANERS Shiri' and Flaf Linen Launderers 54 CHRISTIE PLACE Befween Shopweii and Pos? Office For Service: SCarsdale 3-7638 FRANK'S MUSICAL EXCHANGE Records - Shee+ Music Repairs - Renfals - lnsfrucfion New Rochelle 2-5072 26I HUGENOT STREET NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK Musical Insfrumenis SPENCER 51-51.00 STORE 21 SPENCER PLACE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK To the students IS washed a scholarly aptitude To the parents IS hoped an ever patlent attitude And to all a full measure of gladltude from S. KLEIN ON THE SQUARE WESTCHESTER To the factulty is offered a vote of gratitude . . . Fw! BODLEIAN BOOK SHOP, INC. I85 EAST HARTSDALE AVENUE I-IARTSDALE, NEW YORK FABRIC MAID Marion Currie Decora+ing Consulfanf 484 CENTRAL AVENUE SCARSDALE, NEW YORK WHi're Plains 8-9082 GUS' SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Open 7:30 am Io IO pm Free PICK-UP and DELIVERY 26 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE HARTSDALE, NEW YORK THE PINK BARN ANTIQUES, INC. Cusfom Resilvering - Lamp Mounhng Open Sundays SCarsdale 3-4480 SCarsdaIe 3-O7Ol Ieveningsj 29 WILMOT ROAD IOpp. Lord 81 Taylor, SCARSDALE, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF SAKS FIFTH AVENUE White Plains YOUNG CIRCLE SHOP FASHIONS BY STACY JUNIOR FASHIONS BY SAFINA MISSES FASHIONS BY ANN FOGARTY OPEN MON. 81 THURS. TILL 9:00 PM SEYMOUR ORLOFSKY I99 MAIN STREET 4 PALMER AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK SCARSDALE, NEW YORK DEBETTE SHOP Juniors - 5 'I'o I5 Misses - 8 'I'o I6 Subfeens - 6 'Io I4 SCarsdaIe 3-8858 82 GARTI-I ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK WI-Iife Plains 9-8272 KAY DECORATORS INTERIOR DESIGNERS Cusfom Furnifure - Draperies Slip Covers - Upholsfery 75 MAMARONECK AVENUE WHITE PLAINS. NEW YORK I i I if i SCarsdaIe 3- I 224 GARTH RADIO, INC. Radios - Records - Television Hi-Fi Equipmeni' A. P. TorziIIi, Jr. 48 GARTI-I ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK amw 6!i.Xgf!Cl,I1'l0 .gzfwlio Formal Bridal Porfrarfs Wedding Candrds 8. Movies Bar Mrtzvahs 8. Parties PQRTRMTS OF MEN WOMEN CHILDREN Arrangemenfs 'fo Cover Any Suze Wedding BLACK Z9 WHITE FND CQLQR OFflclalBandersna+cl'1 Phoiographer OVW? 1 fx . . . . , 4 3-C625 266 N '4'!FQ'f'.EfK ,L-FMU? ','FN45'f'Qf'ff ZEN 'v3K WEAR LIGI-ITEST WEIGHT KAYSER WISPESE GIRDLES THE LOBSTER OYSTER 81 CHOP HOUSE, INC Sea Food Specialiies I45 WEST 45TH STREET NEW YORK CITY R. C. WILLIAMS 81 CO., INC. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '60 COMPLETE ADVERTISING SERVICE ELMER L. CLINE, INC. NEWSPAPER TELEVISION RADIO MAGAZINE OUTDOOR TRANSPORTATION DIRECT MAIL POINT OF PURCHASE HARWOOD BUILDING SCARSDALE. NEW YORK Telephone: SCarsdale 3-4332 Rambler The Incomparable, Beau'I'ifuI, Economical Compacf Car Ihaf Sfarfed if All Tried - Tesled - Proven - Accepfed Mefropolifan 4 American 6 Economy 6 Rebel 8 Ambassador 8 RUSCO RAMBLER 55 WESTCHESTER AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK Sales - WI'liIe Plains 6-0500 Service - WI-life Plains 8-5845 HA-CHA STATIONERS School Supplies -:- Candies Silafionery -:- Ar+ Supplies Toys -:- Parfy Supplies af SCARSDALE SHOPPING CENTER WILMOT ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF THE SNACK BAR R Y TIMNEY UTO DRIVING SCHUOL V l G O58 Scarsdale 3 2588 n Wl' Pla ns Ca WHu+e Plams 8 4660 THE DRIVERS PRAYER By Caflnervne Clark Dear Lord before I lake rny place loday oel nd ilne wlneel Please 'el me come wwllw numb e lwearl bel re Tlwy Tlwrone +o kneel And pray llwar l arn lf lo drlve ea lwbusy llwo ouqlmlare And rlnaf I lceep a walclwlul eye esl some srnall child be lhe Wrer r mg pa llre olayq ou o zones or oy ome busy sclwool Tlwen when l srop o qlve orne ne lw s lgrf lo cross flne sl eel' Le? me my brolluer keeper oe ard spare a le 'rlnal s sweel Please rnalce me leel 'rlus car l drwe You gave rne lo enloy And llnal Hrs purpo e as 'ro save manklnd bu? nol deslroy The Safe Way to a Dr:ver's License 7 CENTQA' AVENUE Wt-MTE PLMNS NEW YORK For your Con enlence 'n Sc fs l Call l We I 1' 1 l ' l , l . . , n I l Q I ' Q r , , . l ' re. And lreeo rne llwlnllng consfanlly abouf llwe Golden Rule, .C lvf sf r r 'Y' ' , l 5 f ' S o. l r' ,' r , E ' , li, ' . . S . . . L CHARLES LEIBOWITZ 84 CO., INC INSURANCE BROKERS Telephone BEelcman 3-6920 H6 JOHN STREET NEW YORK 38. NEW YORK WI-life Plains 6-I 7I I 1'1 7 I T105 wsAP1If'fAm Inrwbrs V u N A , III' Q I ' 2?' 1 af O lg I T I hp,'l'3 yT4:rIM 'r ' 4-.LH Cl4W AUTO INTERIORS Complefe Cus+omizing Converfible Tops Seal' Covers l54 CENTRAL AVENUE HARTSDALE, NEW YORK JUSTUS H. SCHWANER REAL ESTATE Appraisals - Sales Mor+gages - Insurance Carol E. Bourquin Marguerife H. Maher Beafrice MarElia Jere J. Reid Anifa Rice 58 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Scarsdale 3-OOOI THE TRUE GOAL OF A LIBERAL EDUCATION IS THE PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE CENTURY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO Serving Wesichesfer for 25 Years EVERYTHING MUSICAL Aufhorized Dealer For: CONN B CH -:- A ARMSTRONG -:- BUFFET GIBSON :- LUDWIG SLINGERLAND BAND 8: ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Specializing in S'I'uden+ Insfrumenf RenI'aIs Complefe lnsfrumenf Repair Shop On Premises PIANOS -:- ORGANS RECORDS -:- SHEET MUSIC Open Thursday Evening I78 MAMARONECK AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK fBe+ween Posf Road and Maple Avenuel WHi+e Plains 9-8448 Q ,I 3. 'Q T N E I I. 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Literary Editor RONN IE RUBIN ....................................... NANCY MILLER ................................................... JEREMY FAILES ........... JAMES BEALL ................................................ WESTON BORDEN ............................................... Photography Editor Catalog Editor Editor Business Manager .Co-ordinator CARL LADENSACK ......................................................... Adviser SUB-EDITORS Harold Bank Eileen Brockbank Carolyn Dawn Michael Greenwood Ellen Grob Nancy Hofheimer Ellen Krosney Dean Levy Peter Moskovrtz John Novogrod Barbara Reinecke Susan Schmdelhetm Kathi Schleifer Leslie Tram Douglas Webbrnk Sue Werthetmer Mark Zussman GENERAL STAFF Margaret Beckerman Holly Cook Joan Coster John Darrow Jeanette Fagnom Ellen Greenspan Susan Haggerty Laurence Koff Timothy Lipman Florence Lorch Laraine Merrell Judith Rosenbaum Davi Ellen Rosenzweig Judith Rubenstein Peggy Schmitt Peter Tannenwald Brooke Martin Melchlor Ol1verW Principal 11 12 Chamberlin Miss Eleanor W 13 15 Corbin Mr Stefan E 13 15 Fitz Gerald Miss Thelma R 13 15 122 Pauff Mt George W 13 21 Sheehan Miss Katherine Ann 13 Allen Dr W Paul 10 11 Almes Mnss Garnet M 14 Almy Mr Robert 10 Alshm Mr HarryA 14 122 126 135 Austin Mrs A 12 Ballenger Mrs Lo1sT 10 15 Bartlett Mrs Frances D 14 Beckerman Mr Luke F 14 Berg Mr Gordan W 14 Beveridge Mr Lyford P 14 Bolam Mr GeorgeE 14 134 Breslow Mrs Doris 14 Briggs Mrs Thelma 12 Briggs Mr W1llardS 14 126 Brockbank Mrs T W 11 Brown Mr Dyke 11 Bunker Mr L Bradley 15 Carroll M s 12 Catania Mr Salvatore 15 Clark Mt A Richard 15 Clark Mr John 15 128 Claycomb Mrs L 12 Cone Mr John F 15 Connor Mtss Dorothy B 15 131 Crafts Mr Andrew F 15 Dale Mr Kaare 15 20 Daly Mrs H 10 Davenport Mr Richard R 15 Derse Mr Joseph 15 Desoe Mrs L1ll1an 16 Dodge Miss Emel1eR 11 16 Dumas Mr Ralph 10 11 Dyer Miss Elizabeth H 16 Edmondson Mr J P 11 Ehret Mr Walter 16 127 Farrow Mr John G 16 Fewkes Miss Jewel 16 jafuhy parenf JIIJEX Flaccus Mr Louis W 16 Forbes Mr Joel 16 114 115 Geer Mr Gordon 16 Glendenning Miss Gwendolen 16 Goodle Mr Warren F 17 142 145 Gray Mr Elwood 17 Gross Dr Elbert 17 22 Grunert Miss Florence 14 134 Haight Mrs Ruth B W 15 17 Hanson Mr HerbertJ 17 Haselttne Mr RobertP 17 133 Hatch Miss Donnette 17 Hemmerly Miss John S 17 133 Hetzler Miss Florence M 15 17 Hrlliker Mr Eugene 17 Hirshberg Mrs E P 11 Holden Mr Randall L 18 Houghton Mr LeroyK J 18 21 Howard Mr Richard R 18 Hynes Mrs 12 Jamison Mr John L 18 Jones Mrs R B 11 y Mr J Rent Miss lrene E 18 lxoegel Miss Louis 18 Ladensack Mr Carl A 1 Iawson Mr George M LeNo1r Miss Barbara 18 Leonard Mr Clinton S 19 Lewis Miss Mary Jean 19 Llostad Mr Rodney 19 Mac Mr T 21 Magnuson Miss Ellen 19 Marello Mrs L 23 Mandeville Mr Edvun W 19 Marshall Mrs Eleonore W 19 190 Mayer Miss Louise A 19 McCart Mr William F 19 McDonald Mrs Emily 19 McLaury Miss Jean A 20 McLees Miss Dor1sA 20 14 148 149 Mclntyre Mrs D 12 Menna Mr Patrick 20 Meyers Mr Ken 142 Moskovitz Mrs Irving 11 Myers Mrs Franklin 23 Myers Mr Franklin G 20 22 Newlln Mr 1raG 20 Ouellette M G 23 Painter Mr Ernest F 20 Palumbo Mrs E 23 Pasternak Mrs F 14 Plume Mrs Mary 18 20 Pratt Mr Albert S 20 124 Puff Mr Kurt 23 Reese Mrs Marvel M 20 Rerd Mr CharlesL Jr 20 Reutrman Mrs Marce 21 Ricci Mr Ralph 18 21 Schmidt Mrs R A 13 Schmidt Mr W1ll1am H 21 140 Schnyer Mrs Justrna 21 147 Shannon Mrs 12 Shaw Mr Martin 71 141 145 Shores Mr Loren W 21 Sm er Mr J S 11 Stanley Mr A 23 Steele Mrs Elizabeth H 21 Steele Mr William M r 21 Stemer Mr Le Roy 21 89 138 Stolle Miss B L 10 Sullvxan Mrs M 23 Tevs Mr PaulD 15 21 Theodores Mr J 23 Tortolano Mrs R 23 Tripp Mr Paul A 17 22 Tutera Dr FrankJ 22 Tveddle Mrs M 13 Vallance Miss Mane Anne 22 Wersbach Mr Arthur H Jr 22 Wheaton Miss Mayorie C 22 W1 ard Mr J 11 Winslow Mr Richard 11 Withers Mr Samuel 22 92 Wohlers Mr Fredrick H 22 141 145 I , . ., I I , , , . 1 ., 1. 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Neal, 105 Beiser, Mary, 29, 126 Benenson, Fred, 104 Benet, Alan, 29 Benrield, Barbara, 96, 97 Bennett, Joyce, 96 Berendt Lee, 96, 115, Berg, Stefan, 100, 141 Berger, Jane, 101, 115, 148, 149 Bergson, Jane, 96 Berkwits, Steven Berliss, Elizabeth, 96, 114-15, Berliss, Henry, 104 Bernstein, Barry, 29 Bernstein, Elaine, 29 Bernstein, Holly. 104 Berry, Richard, 105 Beskind. Ellen, 100, 118 Bien, Jonathan, 100 Billet, Alan. 101, 118, 126 Billock, George, 104 122 6 Bing Bonnie Bing Charles 30 Bishop Jay 30 Black John 100 128 Blackburn Mary Jane 30 134 48 Blair Douglas 104 141 Blass Penny 101 146 148 Blau Eileen 105 Blau Mark 30 93 Bloch R Howard 96 116 124 126 Blum Monica 96 148 149 Blumnet Alan 105 Blumnet James 30 83 120 118 122 Bockner Andrew 96 127 Boddiger Nancy 101 Bogart Nancy 96 Boggi JoAnn 96 Bohnen Mary Bongard Bertram 105 Bongard Ellen 96 123 148 149 Bonney Jean 97 146 148 Bookman Ellen 104 Booksraver John Borden Weston 96 140 144 Bouchelle William 30 132 Bouldln Dorr 100 Brackett Judith 100 Breakstone Barbara 100 11415 117 Brennan Allison 104 126 Brenner Lucy Brewster Elizabeth 31 Brewster Susan 101 Brick Richard 104 141 Briganti Louis 100 Brinkman Judith 96 Brockbank Eileen 96 126 Brodman Charles 105 Brodman Richard 104 Brody Antonia 96 133 126 Brody Brooks Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Bruck Ricki 105 C Joyce 105 Earl 104 James 100 Judith 105 Marcia 105 Roger 96 Sandra 104 Buchanan Robert 101 114 5 Buckbee Lilian 118 122 Buckner David 97 Buder John Buechler R Peter 140 Buonocore Dennis 104 141 Burke Bonnie 100 115 Burnell Roger 101 126 128 Burrows Bonnie 31 93 11 148 Busch Carole 97 11414 121 126 Busch Philip 105 122 125 141 Byer Margaret 104 Caan William 96 Calero Manuel 31 130 Cannon Charles 96 138 141 145 Cantor Paul Carden, Patience, 100, 126 Caro, Richard, 105, 118 Carpenter, Philip, 31, 122, 134, 146 Carpenter, Williarn, 101 Cass, Frederick Cass, John, 96 Casterella, Anthony, 104, 140 Casterella, Diana, 96 Catania, Joseph, 100, 140 Chamberlin, Thomas, 96, 141, 144 Chapin, Nancy, 31, 115, 121 Charney, Jonathan, 96, 127 132 Christiani, Erich, 105 Ciner, Dorothy Clark, Amanda, 104 Clark, Elizabeth, 101 Clark, Graham, 105, 140 Clark, Janet, 104 117 Clark, Sally, 96 Clay, Carol, 104, 126 Clay, J. Paulette, 96 Cleaver, Barbara, 105 Cleaver, Judith, 32 Clune, Clune, Brian, 100 Richard, 96, 133 Clyman, Ronald, 104 Cohen, Cohen, Edward, 96 Edwin, 32, 93, 114-15 Cohen, Jane, 101 Cohen, Cohen. Cohen, Martha, 32, 122, 126 Rhoda Richard, 104 Cohn, Karen, 105 Cohn, Linda, 96, 127 Cohn, Robert, 101. 132 Colabella, Ruth, 96, 11' Coler, Mark, 101, 130 Collins, Barbara. 32, 130 Collister. Richard, 101, 141 2 Colmer Amy 104 118 132 Colmer Barbara 101 132 Combe Juliette 97 Connelly Kathleen 100 148 Conway Patricia 32 Cook Holly 32 92 115 146 Copland Roger T00 Corn Betsy 101 148 Costerg Joan 33 117 133 Cotton Stuart 96 Coty Suzanne Craw Janice 33 127 Creamer Suzanne 97 Crist John 104 Ctonk David Crosman Anne 100 126 135 Crowley John 96 142 Crystal John 105 Crystal Jonathan 96 138 142 Crystal Wendy 105 Culp Caren 104 Cummings Ronald 100 Cummins Thomas 101 Cuneo Donald 101 140 142 145 Cuningham John 96 126 140 Dalzell Heidi 101 Dannetr Wendy 33 126 Darrow J hn 33 89 931141511 Davidson Richard 93 Davis Donald 96 Davis Patricia Dawn Carolyn 33 127 149 Dean Thomas 97 138 Dean Willard 104 141 Deane Charles 97 126 Deane Elizabeth 104 Degrah' Jan 105 De-Graf? 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