Shrub Oak High School - Oakleaf Yearbook

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

11 BU 15 YP F6 127 Eff? f'5??'?!gegsg?f9P gg? ,LE UR high school education might be compared to the first act of a broadway play., The first act really prepares the audience for the finale. So too, with our high school education, for it prepares us for the future and teaches us to be good citizens. Little do we, the senior class, realize the influence of the administrators upon our future. Mr. Panas has perhaps been the most influential because all along the way he has given us helpful hints and examples in building this necessary foundation. Although Mr. Taylor, our principal, and Mr, Vogt, our vice principal are relatively new in Shrub Oak School, they have neverthe- less played an important part in our development., Mr., Taylor has al- ways discussed students' problems with us, and frequent chats with both counselors have not been uncommon. Mr. Vogt, our vice principal, but more important, our guidance counselor, has advised us on many occasions throughout our senior year. For some of us, Shrub Oak School will be the last step in our for- mal education, and now as the curtain falls, we would like you to know that we have humbly appreciated all your efforts in guiding us through school, Connecting links be- tween the Board of Ed- ucation,the Administra- tors, members of the faculty, the students and all school person- nel are our school sec- retaries, Mrs. Douglas Trend and Miss Ruth Germack. To them we all bring our jobs , big and small, which keep our school suc- cessfully ffperkingu a- long day by day. Like the prompters at a play rehearsal, they are al- ways on hand to see that the many scenes make up the act, and the acts combine to make the play, our school, a finished production. 5 ' FIRST ROW M1ss Mabel Tompk1ns, Seventh and Elghth Grades, Mr Kenneth P Vogt Vlce Prmclpal Sc1enceandGu1dance Mr Walter Panas, Superv1s1ng Prmclpal Mr Fred B Taylor, Prmclpal Mrs Douglas MacDougal1, Mathematxcs SECOND ROW Mr Rlchard Shlelds, Jumor Hlgh Mr Robert Johnston, Art Mr Hubert Challou Languages Mrs MaryS Kennedy, Commerclal Mlss Ruth E Keevll, Enghsh M1ss Am1eIr1sh, Nurse Mr Daniel Murphy Phys1calEduca t1on and Coach, Mr W11l1am Sh1ne, Band Mr John Sarklsslan SOC1a1 Studles Mrs Paul Osborne, Physical Educat1on fAbsentl, M1ss Phyllls Sm1th, Llbrarlan, KAbsentJ Mrs Stanley Grlerson, Mus1clAbsentJ Mr CharlesM Hlesxger Mr John Davles, D Henry Myer, Mr HowardS Smlth Dr FrederxckM Rauch Presldent Mr Clarence MacNe1ll, Mr C11ffordR1chards, Mr Secor Trav1s, Mr Henry Dresher l- 4 MR. STANLEY BARGER ...aiu MR. CHARLES WILLIAMS aff' 4,1 FY'h-S+ MR. FLOYD BARGER 5 MRS. ERNEST DRING MRS. MARK CASSIDY MRS RALPH ODELL N 1951 Mr Hubert Challou came to our school to teach language Smce that time, he has made friends with many teachers and students because of his thoughtfulness to others Besides teaching classes in French and Spanish, he has tackled the Job of directing both French and Spanish Clubs Acting as their advisor, he has workeda activity He has always been willing to lend a hand to those who need help With his never ending pa tlence, Mr Challou has guided the Semor Class through their last and hardest years And so, be cause of these capabilities and our sincere regard for Mr Challou as a friend and teacher of Shrub Oak School, the Yearbook Staff dedicates the 1953 Oakleaf to him MR. HUBERT G. CHALLOU great .deal with the Seniors, planning their next FIRST ROW Patr1c1a Tompklns Dlana Dlana Katherme Ramsey Iudlth Horne Gwendolyn Slater Wlmfred McNally SECOND ROW Joseph Prxor Betty Ann Duryea Herbert Togo Carl Wolter Leslle Heagney Helene Solomon John Balsley THIRD ROW Davld Plotkm Robert Walz Harold Kearney Stanley Solomon Henry Losee john Demhardt John Cassldy Mr Rxchard Shlelds FIRST ROW Gordon Archer Alvlna Delnhardt Eleanor Adler Audrey Sandford Darlene Bunney SECOND ROW Larry Magley Richard Oswald Cornella Kramers Helene Enoch Lenore Bartholomew Arnold Lewls John Melzer THIRD ROW Fred Lawlor Dav1d Raxder Davld Panas Herbert Rem Louls Gratz R1chard Hand Mr Robert Iohnston Robert Van Tassell FIRST ROW Eleanor Taylor Barbara Powers Melissa Chadwxck Ioan Canniff SECOND ROW james Dobbs James Cuatt Leonard Lippman Howard Travls Wllliam Cuatt William Drmg John Wadwanskm THIRD ROW Charles Petrl Roy O Connor Peter Connolly Rene Gnam Mlss Ruth E Keevll Stanley Sperber Chrlstopher Prudente John Canor C 1.4155 9 .9 nu 'vu 3' Q' 'J LB C0 R KM I 'f'- VH 1' tgx l an Q? fi. in Lv-L WWI? g !Q 7 ff as R Fffcf 'vifiea f,sr K A I 'X - f ' Y ,Z l A ,..f ff' :Lf r H- , - hi, . . 1 , .-nw.-4'-.cs :Q 'Y' i M -A A-MA x Q., f f . 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'- 4' 3 V g 7 I Q ' r ,A As V k 'Tir' FIRST ROW: Charles Crosby Howard Travis Arnold Lewis Roland Tompkins SECOND ROW: George Joseph, Captain Stanley Sperber Coach Daniel Murphy John Deinhardt Roy O'Connor 6l S FIRST ROW: William Gruebel Dominick Pileggi Carl Wolter Richard Oswald Charles Petri William Dring Herbert Togo SECOND ROW: Coach Nicholas Perrelle Salvatore Catalano Robert VanTassel1 Henry Losee John Crosby Iohn Baisley Peter Connolly Coach Iohn Sarlcissian LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioan Canniff Diane Riechel Melissa Chadwick Carol Gordineer Pauline Lawlor Barbara Powers Alice Dietz Peggy Anne Reitz Laura Hill, Captain CL' C+ U'-P ' Q j Lficsi X . if UL 12.65 ' AQ 15 'SVAJLLLXN' f 1 O, , ,X A L fs W 'Wiv- 'FD -2 f ,. x if N 3 2 ,r f gli! --v kg Bi ffkm .ai 1-1 if,:Q,tv'1' vw N fy 4 N -4-.-1-' ,.,,-n-9 ' .2 t Editor-in-Chief George Joseph Associate Editor Carol Gordineer Literary Staff Art Staff Melissa Chadwick, Chairman Peggy Anne Rauch, Chairman George Joseph John Wadwanski EEEEGGHZEIZ Egflagitprgrend Miss Ruth E. Keevil, General Chairman Business Staff Louis Gratz Mrs. Douglas Macdougall, Business Advisor Laura Hin Chairman photography Staff Mr. Robert Johnston, Art Advisor Eleanor Adler Carol Gordineer, Chairman Richard Oswald Earl Curry Herbert Rein James Kufer Helene Enoch Jacqueline Carnarco Lenore Bartholomew ,bb-' 1 AY. KY!! ff. ' f' -A - 4 - , A4 . V1 : g wh., V A, .-. 3' Fin .s - '.!-awffim ' L' i 'gage P, , ,i 1' xlffxl gm iT,.,4f'M .4 18 - Lf - 4 fJf, s Jail. .-,-- X ., . -f--pg' ' . 7X1'.!' of 3 H .1 W' .1 -' wi: A71 4.1--4 T, 2fo,5v..r. it-,I x-J-3 ff ...N ... - , xJ'1,'N- lf, -zinxfl -lg QQ'- . gY,L-'lr-Q' 'B f-'. -5 4 I HE Student Council is an organization which consists of student representatives from the seventh through the twelfth grades un- der the guidance of Mr. Kenneth P. Vogt. In order to maintain a good student body, the Council drafted a Constitution. Promoting better relations and understanding among fellow students, and between classes are among the many objectives of the Council. The Student Council strives for better understanding between the students and teachers. It also encourages higher scholarship and school spirit, helps the stu- dents to gain experience in self-government and enforces the rules and regulations set forth by the administration. Among the accomplish- ments in recent years, we find the G.O. Circus, or Variety Show and the Open House on Saturday nights. Sig, FIRST ROV' Roland Tompkins Charles Crosby George joseph Donald Fowler Mr Kenneth P Vogt, Advisor Roy O Connor Laura Hill Peggy Anne Rauch Maureen McNally Earl Curry SECOND RO i I ouis Gratz Richard Oswald Rene Gnam Stanley Sperber Howard Travis Ioan Canniff Barbara Powers Betty Ann Duryea Arnold Lewis THIRD RON Robert Olm stead Doris Ioung Robert Raider Philip Miller Christina Anderson Stanley Solomon 7 'A ills 19 i , . .Y ' - h . , A -I 1 .a sql .L . 4 4. 5 ' X, , - J L. 1 A4 K I f' vt . 1 A , . , 8 X fe 5 x , X' 4 I ' ' ' , s 9 Q Q y - ' L 7 9 J 9 9 - VL . . . 1 ' - 1-J x 9 a 1 9 x - r 1 ' : 9 a s a a - -'Li'9'4: '.E-117 1'-' '1'Q:'.wg 'f - ig.-.M 1 fz og gQ,.,4'gy3,-.- ,gli-, 53.11. 575.1 'fa,1'aPp. 1,::5if,g. 5- ,. 7 -- me-.gt -- ..7f'..gfS 4595: ps 1 - .g'f'.'. 1.-.9-1. ' ' Nr, . f '-,C-,-r- 06 C6 Q Maureen McNally ' Secretary - .- -, '-, . V,,gX , '.Q' af, ' f Rene Guam Edltor-ln-chlef Roy O'Connor Associate Editor xx' X . 'S , yu . ,I N Stanley Sperber 'A 'Treasurer 'y Q' Mrs. Mary S. Kennedy, Advisor .vl ,K,',- !'f y ,y jZ 5x -- 5 1? x ,f. f ,, ff H' Q6 5 1,5 6 Ba L U1-a si... xx Hill me 693 awe? O 949 6 Glens 31101. . Elllocb 1-ba Pa po wers QJCWY we A amefso ' C min Tay! eha KY Q amzfk Cfub FIRST ROW Mellssa Chadwlck Dxana Dlana Illdlth Horne Eleanor Adler Helene Enoch SECOND ROW Carl Wolter Arnold Lewls john Melzer Herbert Rem Peter Connolly THIRD ROW Louls Gratz Davld Ralder Gordon Archer Davld Plodkm Harold Kearney Mr Hubert Challou NDER the supervlslon of Mr Hubert Challou the Spamsh Club has made 1mmed1ate progress 1n xts flrst year of orgamzatwn The members of the club conslst of those takmg Spamsh courses m school Durlng the meetmgs students revlew certam events 1n Spam and Spamsh speaklng countrxes, enjoy slldes and relate sk1ts and staff Bueno Suerte to the future members OARLEZ vous franca1s'P No? Well, unless you do you are not or cannot become a member of thls worth whlle club The organizatlon was started by Mr Challou 1n 1952, and has con tmued as bemg both entertalmng and educatlonal At the meetmgs dlscussions in French are held slldes are shown and much Jokmg and laughing takes place The members f1nd xt enJoyable to be a part of thxs club Davld Panas Lenore Bartholomew Mr Hubert Challou Betty Ann Duryea Helene Enoch Mellssa Chadwlck Rene Gnam Stanley Solomon 21 stories in Spanish. The club has a small paper published by its own . ' . . '. 1 . . il H . 19 5 'Ava CV ei ix'-59 tax 901 as 9, 51 we do Xefa- ,ge Q ?9k1:i'Z1,3'12xL?Q'O:iZQ,Eo900 Sxgiefgxivsr9Q',i1e',,iW0v3a0'cd 0 1 1 YZ14'QWSgi5e'ixof,gRK019e C10 9. ve 61 Q51 you ,XG F on a Monday or Wednesday afternoon, you walk through the halls of Shrub Oak High School and hear, Do, re, mi, fa, etc. , you can be sure it is our future Metropolitan Opera Stars warming up. Under the direction and guidance of Mrs. Stanley Grierson, the Glee Club proves to be a very successful organization. Its membership consists of students from the ninth through twelfth grades. Twice a year the chorus entertains the public, pro- ducing a Christmas program and a Spring Concert. Besides these concerts, the group takes part occasionally in assembly programs. Of course, some or none of these singers may reach the Opera House, but we at Shrub Oak High School think of them as stars, who provide us with' good singing. 22 -. ..' -at ifiw fyisie a has a 10'qq'. 190 5 GX? .01 oXooW3:rgQ 69 Sxefafhxi, 5 'Q 91 , 1 19 vvevtgexfgsawegivocr?olivvfhcco 90 'db' ve- eve wwf OXO 462' Q39 Ag? vgx QQ 9,1 25 36 fa 10 of . 9 e0 99 X Y C -06' 65 QX 9 Ve? Ov QI' 99 YX exe 0t,i:,0Qxx 6OtQxQ'6'9 CW AXZY Q99 6 ,K 'W -a db PS gh 'W geqgggggwtox Ga 991 Q' 1' HE Best Band in The Land. That's what everyone calls our band. Its members consist of students from the elementary grades and the jun- ior and senior high school. Always on a Tuesday afternoon, one can hear the students tuning up be- fore a good rehearsal. The pride and joy of SOHS ls under the able direction of Mr. William Shine. The members of the Band find it not only worth while as a school activity but a real pleasure to be a part of such a successful group The Band s schedule con sists of performances at school assemblies P T A meetings and the Spring Festival If XZ!! FIRST ROW Alice Dxetz William Dring Richard Oswald Alex Andron Howard Travis George Joseph Laura Hill Stanley Sperber David Panas Betty Ann Duryea Robert Olmstead Roy O Cormor, Diane Riechel SECOND ROW Helene Enoch Carole Schwartzbard Peggy Anne Rauch Ioan Canniff, Diana Diana Melissa Chadwick Betty Ann Dietz Catherine Finnerty Karen Ann Curry Doris Ann Kufer Robert Riechel Edwin Taylor Stanley Solomon Herbert Rem Ioseph Prior THIRD ROW Adrian Gnam Christie Lee Frost Mr William Shine D1 rector William Cuatt Philip Miller Caroline Monta.f1a FOURTH ROW John Melzer Rene fGnam Iudith Horne 23 3.4.-suv LW 1' -9955 sf, ..-u-hw al 'X 'ES Q-v .ali Yi 's iff D 0' wa, Wwgu?g S. MM O ni' 1? F Nw I I Q: 1. , 0' .4 --- N' . V ' wt, I V xi N' V 5 I , . ff' 'Fw .. ' A x 5' . ., 'rn ' falkwi A 51 mf Nt fa 1, -' T ' .' 5 A ' , XJ k , x' lx ! , V, t ' A , 1 ' G 1 L 'wi -4 Q, he if N -il 'lu sig , 'fu ' xH , , 1 6 2 r Easy, , V S ' A 'Ta' V 0 ' , E.. A 1 I if 'S ' 4 ' vt 1 x F Ji g' , in- HT fl Q 0 . , xy x 4 ft x . l e -5-4 1'-' W A , ' 5 ' ' ' f F ' 2 ' 0 , 4 5 cg ,:L, , a -4 63? ' 1 .fish ' V' 27 '- I 4 Iv I Q , A A 4 'E 40244 X f' . ' Q M 1 g 5 ,Q '4 - - 1 . 5 Y 4 812155. , f , W ,. V iz: 4 1 ' I X. ' 3 , :sv ff' P '. . ffffvw' ,L .V Y -A Q , - A ..--.- PIB, QENIORS 1 , ' L.-ffif-if-+R - '. f -' A x . g,+--ax,-Y YA H, w-,Q ,, ff v 32 - gif- -' W' 'X nag l ALEX ANDRON Our Young Man with a Horn,' Pride and Joy of S Harry James successor Sosh is al ways Jolnng and kxddmg Natural Born Comedlan with w1t that keeps us laughlng Muscle bound wlth dark wavy hair and a broad grln Likes P H S Wondery why 'P A frmend to all who know h1m Why should the devil have all the good tunes ? RUSSELL CANNIFF Our Russ IS Mr Slow Motion himself takes all the t1me 1n the world Tall Dark and Handsome Dreamy Dancer Great enthuslast of records and Jokes Some rhythm Loves football baseball Oh and what an arguer Always looklng for exc1te ment Russ hopes to enter mto some fleld of archl tecture A 11ttle nonsense now and then IS so rehshed by the wlsest men BRADLEY C HADWIC K The Pee Wee' of 53 But mce thmgs come IH small packages and Brad s no exceptlon Qulet and shy enchantmg smlle Seen often on h1s tractor KHopes to Soup lt up J Plays football and IS a hard worker Llkes to laugh a lot Outdoorsman huntmg and flsh mg Wants to attend Delh1 Strange to the world he wore a bashful look, the fields h1s study nature was hls look CHARLES C ROSBY S O H S s tr1ple threat football Ccaptaml, bas ketball and baseball Seen frequently xn h1s green Chevie chauffeurmg the k1ds around Good dancer !and plays the plano well Another outdoorsman G O Representatlve Chuck hopes to become a doctor A fr1end to many foe to none EARL CURRY Roar r r r Scre e e ch Slam Bang, Crash It s our ten o clock scholar deciding to come early C8 561 49 Chevie common around the school more common with the girls Good looking always ready for a good time likes hot rods Plays foot ball and baseball Member of the G O and Oakleaf Always trying to get out of study halls ' Better late than never WILLIAM CURRY Tranquil Bill Quiet and shy with thoughtful eyes Mrs Mac s helper with assembly programs He s friendly polite and always ready with a helping hand Room C's errand boy Likes to drive, sometimes he forgets to shift Familiar sight on the school steps Deeds, not words ALICE DIET Z If you see a short strawberry blonde skippin down the hall, you know it s our vivacious Alice friendly polite and always ready for a good argument. An ac- tive member in Glee Club Band and Cheerleading Our Lady-in-Waiting of the junior Prom hopes for a career as a child technician. 'A cheerful look makes a dish a fe t. DONALD FOWLER The prankster of S O H S , especially in the lab when he s around chemicals Look Out Lover of fun and jokes Keen interest in nature CFemalesJ. Oh that red hair . . . real cute. Hard working G.O. Presi-- dent and V.P. of the class. Terrific on apparatus and rings. Always surrounded by a group of girls. Keeps himself busy. You are a devil at everything, and there is no kind of thing in the 'Versal but what you can turn your hand to. 27 '1 YU C-'E CAROL GORDINEER 1 lt's our Busy Bee Carol that you hear Buzzin'. Al- ways has something to do . . . Associate Editor of the Oakleaf, member of Glee Club and Cheerlead- ing CAll-Starl. Deep thoughtful eyes. Don't tease her about the Brooklyn Bums, but Wait'll next year. Hopes to go to Grasslands to study nursing. Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful to others. LAURA HILL Our gal Lauri with personality plus. We're gonna miss you around here. Cheerleading Captain, Yearbook staff, S 0.S., Class treasurer, and Secre- tary of the G.O. No wonder she has so much to talk about. Always giggling, especially in band. Pop's and Ike's best rooter. Looking ahead to college. The only way to have a friend is to be one. GEORGE JOSEPH If you can't find our Isaac Walton, he's probably gone fishin tor huntingl.. Iug's about the busiest boy in S.O.H.S .... Editor-in-chief of the Oakleaf, class president, Treasurer of the G.O. and a mem- ber of the Band Calto, tenor sax and clarinetl. Plays football, basketball and baseball. Rotary play, lead. Well liked. A fishing rod is a stick with a hook at one end and a fool at the other. JAMES KUFER Happy-go-lucky Kuf fpardon us . . . Iimj. The thinker. Always has something nice to say . . . always a smile. G.O. Representative and member of -Oakleaf Staff. Plays baseball and likes to roller-skate Good teaser im's reall hel ful es eciall in the .- T. .. Y P f P Y lab. Pleasing disposition. His plans include engineer ing. Happiness seems made to share. 28 PAUI INE L AWLOR So you like Red Hair? Well Dolly has it long and curly She s happy go lucky Lwely cheerlea er Lots of personality full of fun and a walkin oke book Likes bus rides to and from the games ways keeps us laughing Dolly s plans include nurs ln If nothing is delightful Without love and Jokes then let us live in love and jokes MAUREEN McNALLY lt s ' H1, Chicken when the most popular Miss S O H S comes swaying down the hall M K and S O S would be lost without 'Little Mo Active member in the G O and was a Lady ID Waiting at the junior Prom Our five ft 2 eyes of blue, Irish Colleen is planning to attend the New York Found ling Hospital To see her is to love her PEGGI ANNE RAUCH Peg s a good looker and a wow with the boys She an art student besides being busy in Band G O Oak leaf and Cheerleading 1All Star! Has a sunny dis position likes to tease and can flutter her long eye lashes Loves animals land boysl Heading for col lege 'The slght of you IS good for sore eyes DIANE RIEC HE L Our steppin out gal has lots of pep cheering and is a great enthusiast for Jokes Makes a charming chauffeur for the girls land boysl in her Rambler. S A toast to our Prom Queen Sophisticated but sweet. - Likes the Air Force Wantsato be a secretary It s love, it s love, that makes the world go round. 29 'F wg A17 Fi. jx 'R' MARTIN SC OLNIC K Marty w1th the mfectlous laugh Always lookmg for a good Joke Oh those football Work outs Star backstop 1n baseball Locker room prankster those poor Frosh, huh Marty? Mrs Mac s helper Chel s Iumors wlth lntermedlate Whoops The secret s out Good Sport Hopes to be a T V Camera man There s the humor of lt ROLAND TOMPKINS Wiggle our typlcal hometown boy seen fre quently at the post offlce and f1rehouse ln Mohegan All star basketball player Enjoys those after game r1des 10075 tn Typmg Regents WOW Class secretary and G O Representatlve Iackle Gleason s double What a Rlot Cast ln Rotary Play ' How much folly there IS ln human affalrs ELIZABETH TREND Our petlte sweet L1b Quiet and shy Has hldden talents good ballerma and rldmg lnstructor Dldn t you know? Loves anunals and llkes to draw them Very cute lots of freckles Makes a good hstener Always has sornethmg mce to say about someone Queen of Sea Scouts Ball Ammals are such agreeable frtends they ask no questwns and pass no CI'ltlClSITlS 30 Egzmmwa EWEO3 H28 .5550 D30 Ewa HOQOOHH SSW UEOM 54 W SEO? E was gggm ,MOM H8026 MBHWHHNOPUN UENQNE adv EEO HO 'SEB BN? 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I THE SHRUB OAK PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION ME FOR I9 - THE YORKTOWN ROTARY CLUB Servlce Above Self Oh? group of men lnterested in establlshmg a Yorktown Rotary Club flrst met 1n October 1949 In February, 1950 the Yorktown Rotary Club became the flfty flrst member club ln the 257th D1str1ct of Rotary lnternahonal Included ln the act1v1t1es of the Yorktown Rotary Cluo IS the sponsorshlp of the local G1rl Scout Orgamzatlon The objects of Rotary are to encourage and foster the ldeal of service as a basls of worthy enterprlse and 1n part1cular to encourage and foster Hxgh ethlcal standards 1n busmess and professwns, the recogmtxon of the Worthmess of all useful occupatwns, and the d1gn1fy1ng by each Rotarlan of hls occupatlon as an opportunlty to serve soclety The apphcatlon of the ldeal of servlce by every Rotarlan to hls personal busmess and comrnumty, The advancement of 1nternat1onal understandmg good w1ll and peace through a world fellowshxp of busmess and professlonal men umted 1n the ldeal of servlce 36 1. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for serviceg 3. 1 1 , . - 1 1 . 4. . . . , . Congralulallons To The Graduates of 1953 T-v Iliefonwozmllerald YORKTOWN HEIGHTS N Y Y kt H ghis 2-4053 HUDSON VALLEY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS INC WESTCHESTER AVENUE BUCHANAN, N.Y. GASOLINE MOTOR OILS AMOCO PRODUCTS FUEL OIL TEL. PEEKSKILL 7 2277 37 I . I f ' ' . A I . T' CY I. I or own ei , . Mr 81 Mrs Michael Grafz and Family CREED BROS. LUMBER CCMPANY Yorktown Post No 1009 Inc THE AMERICAN LEGION YORKTOWN S AMERICAN LEGION POST TOGETHER WITH ITS WOMEN S AUXILIARY OFFERS FRIENDLY ASSOCIATION TO QUALIFIED VETERANS OF BOTH WORLD WARS AND THE KOREAN CONFLICT AND MAKES AN EARNEST EFFORT TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY STATE AND NATION IN THE BEST LEGION TRADITION COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASSOF'953 MARTIN TOBACCO Dr 8: Mrs COMPANY Frederick M Rauch 1044PARKS1REH Peeksknll N Y 39 a , . I I I I I I . OF n Q o n I y a a COMPLIMENTS THE GATEWAYS ROUTE I6 Shrub Oak N Y I T COMPLIMENTS Dr Sr Mrs Hyman Mlllman TRIANGLE GENERAL STORE JOSEPH PETER CARMEN A PRIOR Prop ITALIAN CUISINE Route 6 SEA FOOD STEAK CHOPS ond CLAMS SPECIALIZING THE BEST PIZZA YOU EVER HAD U S ROUTE 6 Shrub Oak N Y JEFFERSQN VALLEY LAKELAND 8 9803 Tel LckeIcnd8 9824 I N NO MICHAEL 40 l OF I OF I II If ' NINO'S I , I ' I I ,,El.o'1 - af N ,f Lakeland 8 2050 8 74 COMPLIMENTS CHADWICK BROS SHRUB OAK DINER Town ng Gas 1 Acce ssor ues Cars Washed Pol :shed Lubricated Route 6 at Parkway Shrub Oak N Y Route 6 Shrub Oak N Y l w i l l ln Shrub Oak lt s Y ADLER'S LUNCHEONETTE TRENDS ESSO SERVICE CENTER N Chacken Hamburgers l Shrimp In the Basket Sandwiches ' Scallops Frankfurters Mohegan l-Clie i l w l Ice Cream Fountain Servlce New York 41 I 77 A erm, 1 l 1- l J- 4 l 'li V K 1-1 ' L l 7 ?s35i':: .S 'rf Q l I C O A T l: - or -98 OF I , . - - O1 8 . 1 l ., 14 I .trs ,, . so 'J ROBINSON FLOWER SHOP Flowers and Plants Grown nn Our Own Greenhouses On Hrllsnde Avenue Members of Florist Telegraph Dellvery Assoclatlon Store Phone 7 0094 Greenhouses and Residence Phone 7 4194 966 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL N Y FOOD LET US SERVE YOU Compliments of ALLEN PAUL INC TWINS INN WHOLESALE GROCERS 913 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL N Y Roufe6 Jefferson Valley N Y Peeksklll 7 4080 J MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVES CHINA SILVER GLASSWARE TRAYS FURNITURE HEAVY DUTY 42 FISHKILL AVENUE FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT BEACON, NEW YORK TELEPHONE BEACON 433 42 YOU SERVE GOOD , f I I , . . X X I r ' ' I I I ' I I I MOH EGAN PHARMACY A Plattor A Pl0l'l'0f East Mann Street Lake Mohegan New York Telephone Lakeland 8 2800 e PEekskull 7 2340 F TIIEEE and TLSTBES 'ree mms emce PARACO GAS CORP Adllllfdl TELEVISION oasrmauroks or PARACO BOTTLED GAS RADIO and TELEVISION METERED TANK TRUCK SERVICE SALES and SERVICE GAS Ranges Refrngerators Hot Water Heaters Heating Equxpment AMOROSI CORP 938 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL N Y 8 BANK STREET PEEKSKILL Phone Peekslull 7 0186 Complnments of HAROLD E OSBORNE your STUDEBAKER Car 8. Truck Dealer T505 Mann Street Peekslull 7 0852 43 I I l T I. ' - ' A I 0 a , . Paraco Gas. . .City Convenience. ..R.F.D. l i ' l l T , . . l l l : ' - l l PARAMOU NT TAXI CO Tel 7 765 Clwarfer Sabato s Buses Tel 7 0800 Pee skull N Y one La 8 8909 WM W GEIS MOTORS MUNSON FROST SALES 8. SERVICE ROUTE NO 6 SHRUB OAK, N Y BILL GEIS LAkeIand 8 808I 8 9834 MASON CONTRACTOR SHRUB OAK, N Y With Best Wnshes fo The Sensor Class VAN CORTLAN DT DAIRY 44 .-0 k-, .. Ph: - I E. 1 l l l COMP LIMENTS OF PONTIAC CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS LOC KWOOD MOTO RS INC Ofienbacher s Market Inc IOOO Mann Street Peelcskrll 7 5IO0 Meats Grocerres Frunts Vegetables Catering Servsce Free Delivery to Shrub Oak PEekskIII 7 5I5I Separates Sportswear Clothes for all Occasnons Frve Bank Street Vlrgrma Clvrlettl Peekskrll N Y Compluments of McCORMACK S SERVICE STATION Sunoco Gas and OII Lubrlcatlon and Washing Corners of Park and Broad Streets Clean Rest Rooms Courteous Service Peekskrll 7 I595 Compllments of FOSTER S Boys 8. Men s Shop 9 Bank Street Pee skull N Y PHONE S00 PEEKSK LL N y VQQQSSS 45 I I I I I , p I 1 - I I I I ' I I I I I I ' I - ' I I , I I - I I I I . I ' , I I . I I I I I ' I . . I k, . I I . I I ' I I I I ,,,. I I I I I I I I ' NORTHERN WESTCHESTER S OUTSTANDING BEAUTY SALON PARAMOU NT BEAUTY SALON EXPERTS IN PERMANENT WAVING ALL SERVICE MODERATELY PRICED CHAS VERRO PROP 925 FIRST STREET COR S DIVISION ST PEEKSKILL N Y JOHN SEXTON 81 CO Jewelers for Your Class Rings DIEGES 8- CLUST Manufacturing Wholesale Groc Monufocfurmg Jewelers I7 John Sf New York 8 N RINGS PINS P O Box 423 G P O NEW YORK I NEW YORK PEeksknII 7 0505 Estobhshed 1896 405 Mn Sffeef Peekskall N Y rowLE com-IAM STERLING Telephone Peeksklll 7 o39s 942 Cer Soufh81Duvas1onSfs Peekeknl N Y BAXTER S PHARMACY 318 Hrghland Avenue Peeksklll New York Phone Peeksknll 7 3076 46 ' ers ' . , .Y. ' ' ' ' ' ' MEDALS CHARMS rRoPl-nfs Y SERVING PEEKSKILL FOR GENERATIONS BARGER S JEWELRY CO Phone Lakeland85370 E PEIFFER MOHEGAN HARDWARE CO 9I4 SOUTH STREET Mohegan Lake N Y PEEKSKILL N Y 5 f Goods Peekskull 7 0799 Housewares Parnts por mg Plumbrng Electrucal Supplues BQLEN 5 TRACTQR5 First Lady Dramond Rangs Gorham Snlver Watches SCOTTS LAWN SEED GARDEN SUPPLIES Compliments of T H E F F L E S H O KOERNER S JEWELERS RESTAURANT SODA FOUNTAIN Peeksknll 7 3712 GENE S Best Wishes ARMY 8. NAVY STORE HUDSON P LATE GLASS CO 20 N Duvnsnon Street 219 North Drvasuon St Peeksknll N Peeksklll N Pee Skill N Y Tel Pe72I24 BUSYCORNER DRUG STORE HORNE INSURANCE AGENCY L R Sllverstern Prop GENERAL INSURANCE 998 Mann St Pee skull N Y Lo 3 2030 Phone Peekskrll I54 MOHEGAN LAKE N 47 V W A P 8. 994 Main Streer Peekskill, N. Y CNR? ' , . Y. k ' , , , ' . k ' , . . - 1 ' , . Y. VOGEL PHARMACY B Voge Ph C Lake Mohegan N Y Telephone Lakeland 8 2036 SKOLSKY S GIFTS COMMERCIAL STATIONERY TOYS CARDS BOOKS PEEKSKILL N Y Compliments of COUNTRY MART SUPER MARKET EAST MAIN STREET MOHEGAN Open All Year Around Lakeland 3058 Compluments of 81Mrs lsaacl Murov Compluments of Mr 8: Mrs David Harris Compliments C J DURYEA Your Fare Equupment Dealer Pee skull N Y Phone Peekskrll 7 3968 Sn lverman Furn I ture Co FURNITURE, BEDDING, FLOOR COVERING l 9ll Mann Street Peekskrll, N Y LQ I 1 I I I I CAMERA'S MARKET Prrme Meats Poultry Provnsnons Frunts Vegetables Grocernes 8 2004 Route 6, Shrub Oak, N Y 48 I e.. I l I I l i Dr. . . of k',.. l BEST WISHES TO THE SHRUB OAK FACULTY AND STUDENTS Mr 8IMrs Herman Herst Shrub Oak N Y THE MARATH O N Finest Food Sweets 824 SOUTH STREET PEEKSKILL 7 9698 Compluments of VALLEY MARKET Rrchard Dohm Prop Jefferson Valley Phone New York Lakeland 8 8640 PEEKSKILL R Y For Women s Apparel Qualnty Shoes Srnce I925 Phone 7 0227 Phone 7 0227 DE CHRISTOPHER S Where Pharmacy IS a PFOTBSSIOH 745 South Street Pee sknll N Y ALPINE INN RESTAURANT Known For Good Food and Banquets Complrments RICHARD FAULKNER on RICHARD FAULKNER JR 49 I I ESI. I9II I I . . , Jr. I I , . . - I I I iw' i V V 7ii ,,, ,,, V - I ' I IN IT's'- I I B E R ' 5 I ' ' ' , I 28 NORTH DIVISION STREET I I I - I I I f I I I I I Z I I I . - I Il ' ' In I I I I I I k ' , . . I , I I -A e.,LL,Ls LL I I I I I of ' I I d el LAkeIand 8 4300 C O O P E R Lawn and Garden Equipment Co Murray Cooper Prop SALES PARTS SERVICE Mohegan Lake New York Compliments of A Fruend L E M J O S E Real Estate Broker Lake Mohegan New York Phone LAkeIand 8 4638 BELL TYP EWRITER SERVICE Royal Typewrrter Sales Headquarters Rentals and Service 916 Mann Street Phone Peekskrll 7 3242 Best Wxshes for Success to Shrub Oak Students and Faculty Launderua Inc THE DEBUTEEN SHOP Dept of THE CHILDREN S CORNER Corner Bank 8- Park Streets Peekskull N Y GENERAL STORE Jefferson Valley N Y LAKELAND DECORATORS lnternor Decorating and Upholsterlng E Mann Street Peeksklll N Y Lake Mohegan New York Phone La 8 9858 FEDERAL TIRES DAVE S SHOES 915 Mann Street Peekskull N Y HOLLYWOOD FLORIST 979 Mann Street Pee skull N Y ROSOFF S Men and Boys Wear 983 Mann Street Peeksklll N Y Tel Peekskrll 7 3204 JACK S STATIONERY STORE 830 South Street Peeksklll N Y Compliments of Olson s 942 Mann Street Peekskrll N Y Complrments of MR 8.MRS MILTON BENSKY UP HOLSTERY CRAFTSMEN 269 N Bedford Rd., Mt. Kisco Mt Kisco 6 9564 holsterrng Cabinet Making Interior Decorating Hugo Gnam, J .... Desrgner Hahn's Bake Shop I0l2 Main Street Peeksklll, N.Y wwaal 1006 Park Street Peekskill, New York WOMEN'S . MISSES JUNlOR'S APPAREL Phone I8Il 50 O s A P H Kvsrsns TRAVIS morons k ' , . , .' UP ' . Y . V, COMP LIMENTS OF SHRUB OAK HARDWARE 8- APPLIANCES EMMADINE FARMS INC Telephone LAkeland 8 8064 BEDFORD HILLS N Y Route Ita shrub oak N Y Owned by Shrub Oak Cement Block Works Inc INSIST gen f 'M LII C 6' BEVERAGES C AND YOU WILL DRINK THE FINEST HE members of the Oakleaf Staff are extremely thankful to all our patrons who have helped make this yearbook possible Whlthout their fine support we would have been unable to bear the expenses of publlcatlon We are most grateful to Mr Thomas Brown, Manager of the Peeksklll Skating Arena, for his cooperatlon In helplng us psonsor our skatang partles Our special thanks go to the Class of 1953, the Class of 1954, the Class of 1955, the G O and the many local business people for therr generous contrnbutlons 51 y L-- aaaa L as LLLWLHLILLLLW L, L, I I I Q I I I L M.-- L. on I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q n I I , M ON , U1 I I 4' I I 1 0 IISTABLISBEILSI Ci I 1 I I .4-A-.'. .-, . 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