Sleepy Hollow High School - Legend Yearbook (Sleepy Hollow, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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Illusions, too, of an approaching but all-important ending that is really only a beginning, a commence- ment. Of an achieved status which is a myth beyond the shelter of a classroom. Of a superiority which is only ego, a nobility which is only self-deception. And symbols, always, of the years and months and weeks behindg of the eternities ahead. Of things that have happened, and things that haven't. Of bright- ness, and of shadow. Of the known and of the un- discovered. Of days that will pass by, and moments that will never arrive. Of the attained and of the unattainable. C a r e f Ll l H 0 V. Mine's nicer than yours Heavy, isn't it? ucv' phi ,ggix J The rings are four years of high school. Years as gay as the characters on the ringg as enmeshed in the life of this area as the legends behind those characters. Years of growing with and into the community. Years of learning about, and loving, and finally leaving, for a while, or longer. But never years to forget. fl' L 1 Q1 f.-, I - if i S YJ A ' 'ing 3 4-'S I 'V', ' is 4 1 1 n Y S' 3 1 0 . gi x A3 Q A' V' A-s vs Z 4' B ' A ' Y 'ZA ,ff ' Q w. 4 25 - , 4. W -an-qv 4 . 5,y,u..,h, 1 5 ,459 gigs V. Qu Mig, in -V I' an Q V K W? V I 5 - P . , , as lf? 3, '93 .E was .1 Ns sk , .E 1 ig, 5 ' V I: ' 'E' is if 'Q Xi 2' Ti . 3 K 4 f , , , v 5,1 A, y 8' ' V . 1 5 A 1 . . 0 ku w b ' 4, f T . u L L KX,' ,,,4 lgrhuzaftuu Eu the futnrr nf Sie rpg itlinllum x au in 990,312 wh the :wbfll fiilw Lal: MAA 9' 4 y A' ,, o 9 Rule. evevgfiag flings that will fvfm-,Ru u-am', Ego Evite. Xhminis ,g.,Qwu ' LQ , . i' l.f:,4 - . , . x -x 1' 'sifif as 5 , . - W J-'Q 4 .L . ' I . 'g' - , ' Af' ' . ' gg, ,iv ' , . , ,, - :I tl' ilu NORTAN C. WILDE F. BURTON SELLERS President Vice-President oarcfiqf cn Ofzcafzon Through all our years of schooling, we have benefited from the Boards unfailing interest in our education. They have supported the work of our GO., guided our extracurricular activities, sports programs and supported our school dances. Moreover, they have always taken great pride in the high scholastic standing of our school. Because of this sincere interest in our behalf, we will always remember with gratitude Nortan C. Wilde, President and his associate board members as men and women of foresight, integrity and vision, MRS. JAMES FRYATT EDWARD W. GUTELIUS RAYMOND P. KROGGEL cgupenh fen QQIQ1' fjflchcfrjrffs At the football games, in the classrooms, or walking through the halls, our Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Matthew XV. Gaffney, seems always to exemplify the true spirit of Sleepy Hollow High School. As seniors, we in particular, appreciate his personal interest in all our endeavors. His expert leadership as head of our school system has enabled us to develop our potentialities through his able representatives. our faculty and administration. DR. MATTHEW W. GAFFNEY Superintendent of Schools MRS. NORBERT BROMBERG FRED V. coTTER LoREN wooo GABRIEL HAYES Dxrector of Vocauonal and Adult Educatlon WILSON EAVES Educatlonal Counselor mznzsfrafzof GI? guzkn Ce As the head of the school the Adrnrnxstra txon and Gu1dance De partment c a r r 1 e s the heauest burden of re spons1b1l1ty for our gener al welfare and educanon To accomphsh th1s the department under the leadersh1p of our PIIHCI pal M Nyman has a1med at ass1st1ng the stu dents 1n decrdmg upon a career and then co ordrn atmg h1s extracurncular actmtxes ID accordance vuth h1s f1eld of mterest Mr Cushman Mr Hayes and M Eaxes spend many extra hours forrnu latlng chedules and help mg students mth c llege applxcatlons and serum jo s Q!! ' ' ' , r V- - V . 1 5 r. , 7. . . . . , . ' , r. ' . 5 1 . V. O . peczdf Qserozbes JOHN CULLEN Superrntendent of Burldmg and Grounds Tompkms Ground Crew THERESF SCHWARTZ Manager of Cafeterra Charles Prlla B111 Proctor Frank Gahck Frank Eckert john Nrcol Drck Lovett Bus Dr1vers Lawrence Brown Joe Roblchaud Matt Nevelus Therese Schwartz Alxce Robertson Davrd Rogers Helen Scanlon John Mrghorrsr Leslre Berge Kay Byrne Sally Nrchols Mrldred Krrby Cafeteria Staff Eugene Wetzel, Patrick Morin, Sal DiStefano, Warren John Migliorisi, Stan Abelaf, Bill Hatzmann, John Mafrici, l , ' 1 f? -Q MRS ELLEN BERL E MISQ IRI-ENE VIDAL Sclratm to the Prmul 11 Typlgt PERLX COLLINS NIRS INIARH INICOLS All6l'lCl.lUCC Superusur Seq-dar, 10 Director of Pupml Personnel Serxxces li L -sl i lr MRS. ELSA GORDON School Psychologist MRS. GERTRUDE YAROCK Dental Hygienist r l L MISS EDITH BARBOTQR DR. JOHN ALIBERTO School Nurw School Physician WIFI X1 N, E f Xl K! -Ni : fx -.1 6 1 w N-:ax as , CQ V 559 2' 'Y 'flu' Ax? J NX 3' ' x gg . 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ARNOLD Business Wfaync State Vniversity Northwestern University Michigan l'nix ersity MR ANDERSON Nlusic Lnix ersity of Washington MR ALPERT History Unixersity of California Lnixersity of Southern California Colgate Lnnersity New H ork L nn ersity INIISS BEIK Librarian Albany State Teachers College MR BROWN Mathematics Columbia Teachers College New York University MR BACHAR Business Groxe Cuts College MISS GATES Language Cornell L nn ersity MR CAIVANO r Sxracuse I mxersxty Columbla Teachers College MISS DAWSON Busmess New York Lnnersrty Columbla Teachers College MR DE XIILIA Drnmg hfanhattan College Ii MR FITZPATRICK Drrxmg Manhattan College Fordham Umversrty MRS DI VICO Ar Buffalo State Teachers College Columbna Albrrght Art School MISS DI CAMILLO Physrcal Eclucatron Cortland State Teachers College MR GILMORE Engllsh Harvard Un1vers1ty MR GERRARD Musxc Un1vers1ty of Toronto MR FLICKINGER SCICHCC Lafayette and Colurnbla X and Columb1a MR GIUNTA Shop Newark State Teachers College and New York UDIVCISIW MR HACKETT Musxc Uruversxty of Mame Columbxa and New MISS HAHN Mathematlcs Syracuse U and Umversxty of W1scons1n MRS HANSEN Mathematrcs Hunter College Lmx erslts of Vermont Brooklm College Og, MISS I-IEINNESSEY Buimess College of Ixeu Rochelle Columbm MR KALIINGER Englxsh john Tarleton College Glasgoxx I I11X6I'SltY New York I l'IIXCI'S1ty MISS KASBERGER Englrsh Syracuse Lmversxty Columb1a Lnn ersrty NIR HI. TCI-IINSON Scrence Columbra I mx ersxty Teachers College of Columbm I nucmtx inllllif NIR HYINES Hrstory St Laurence St LOUIS Lmxersny Lasal Lmx ersxty Columbra L nu ersxty 2. X' QV, - 1, , U L. ,M ,J Q , C,C.N.Y. A Y v Y V I If xmzg. I I I I - V , C INIR KOSILLA Physrcal Educatron lNorth Carolma State Unrs ersrty of North Carolma MISS KLOHA English Kent State Lms ers1ty Columbxa Umx erslty MR LYNCH Buslness Syracuse Umversrty Columbla Lmwersrty MISS MARTIN Engllsh KI J,-ll L MR KUNG Shop Oswego State Teachers College MR MEANY Englrsh Fordham Columbla L txbif ,X-,,Lf4f of-f lf DW IXLKV ,l ft!- ZLVZL joe LAL VL JL I Xkrly, C2 NIR O TOOLE Shop kj..- MISS MILLER Englrsh Barnard College Columbxa Umversrty N RMU MR ONEIL Hrstory Syracuse Umversrty New York LHIXCISIQ Oswego State MR RASBECK Scrence St Lawrence Umversxty MRS PLUMLIEGH Home Economlcs Lewrs Instntute Lmxersxty of Wlsconsln Columbxa 4 MR PAIS Scnence Ixotre Dame Columbia Lmx erblty New York Lmxerslty 7 MR RACER Spom Stroullslmrg College Columbia L RICHARDSON Enghsh NIR REDMAX Buimeis Hutxuclx Albam State 'leachers College 44Q Mlddlebury College NIR, SCHEFFLER Language College of the City of Y, Y.. Coluqlluia lf. , .4..L ' -u f l. ,x.X' C Aa K SLN . 'ex 1,3 MR STEARNS Mathematncs Mxddlebury College MR STOKES HlSfl3fj Lmxersxty of LIIHITII Columbla MISS IORI Busl ess Good Cou OV 91 I ffl, MR VIGGIAINO Scxence New York I l'llXC1'SIty MR XX EEKS Forugn Languages Columbm L nuersm MISS XX RIGHT Hxstory I nnerslty of IN Carolxm Columb1a LI1lX6I'S1tY MR XVILMOTI Sue-nc S5 racuse L nu ers1t5 MR XVILFORD Engllsh C1ty College of New York IEIGIJ 1215 Pr efldem JOSEPH DeFEL1cE In P76J'1d6'Ilf JOAN FLEMHNG 1 I I -9 -va 1?-lffrrers W AQ, ZZWWH f XL Tren ruref ERNA HILLIARD Recordmg Serrezmy Cofrefpondmg Sfffildfj PENNY DePEW PATTY ANN CAPOSSELA O Ii I :WK Lp f K R , J N K-W. X 4 5. N 1 Q4 r 'W- Sutl1 iQ life IXIARILYN SANDRA ANDREXYS fnlfi wt' Uhfefilh Pr! ffwllf 3130 ani. 1984: On Ll diff iam iX1ARIif ARBITRIO Ci!! mt: Shnrt5 Put guilt: Diving htiinc-work i 1h'4.' Married. I hope- gwuef 7 ff 5 A my On rnommaf RONALD ADAINIOVIC CJ!! mf: Ron Pe! freez es Mr. AIpert's class 1984: At Tom's Academy Do wc have a chemistry test? BARBARA ST. JOHN ALRICH CJ!! mf: 'Tiabbiei' Pt! jinze: Misspelled names 1984: Still knitting Gut out of here? IiDWARI3 CHARLES BAKER, IR cgiif mt- ini ' P41 futile' Getting out of ned 7984: Ai'iznn.i Yes, dear MICQHAIZI. ANDERSON BAKER Czfi' nit: Mikal PL: futztc Bubhling and singing IUHVL' At .1 Pfli' A. in-t-ting INIARIQN FRANCIS BARTAL CJ!! rm: M.1riun Pr! fain Gu cnny 1984: Married to the boss' son Ah. come on, will 3111 FRED A, BARTON CJ!! nie: Fred Pi! juni: Pcnplc in partirulnr 19842 In my hcrniimgc 'Im gonna bug you Q Gl:ORGE BAUINISTARK Call me: Barry Pe! peers: I-I. BI. 'W 1984: XY'h0 knows? E I XY'hat can I tell you? LLICILLE ELIZABETH BELLIO CJ!! me: 1.n14 Pi! fwfr: S, H. and arguing with johnny 198-If Raising little johnniesu No, ireiillyf' BARBARA BASI-IANT C111 me: Barb Pt! peew: School 193-if VVISII I knew 'I'wim are curnp.1ny CHARLES RIYYNOLD BAUMSTARK CJU was USIILIKRSH P11 flccilzi' M11 Mcrwin 1984: At the top of a flagpole I5mIxY LORRAINIZ I.IZIi BIZRCQIZ Cf,1II 77142 I..1r'rx Ihr juI1I',' Imng wggks lfjhw' In .1 pink m.1rI1Ic fowl' Dwn't get excited? PATRICIA ANNF IIICIKKRT Czll my PM PL! ,'uI.'1 I3uvpIn' wI1u sIup :rl the mr nu I UH If I mx L Img It'5 marxclouifw BARBARA BROTHFRSON Call wg: BIS H PII fm zu Late IWCII I98l.' ! XY'I1.1t um I tcII Xdfu EDXXIARD 'IAIVIES 'BL'SI'IIfI. CJ!! wc: ELIuIy Pc! juni, Girlx uhm drum- I984: On the way to the moon rl -' Tell the truth GERARD RICHARD BUSHEI., 'IR Call fm: Roddy I Pr A tfmzt Cnrls xx ho smoke 1984: As far away as I can get UQ VC ho knows? GEORGIA P. CALLAS f 7 Call me: George W' 7 ,Y Pe! Af7F6Z6.' Nothing V- AL ZLAWDLQ11 198-J: Away JL wil v IL Vi UL- -'gf f 1 XM 7, L ,f ,V I if IQ L5V,J2! cl ' l 'lt , ' U A QV' L .I Cyl ,JZ Ill, V 1,VLf Lx? W V I nl fo 4 1-is fi-9 Holy cow! PATRICIA ANN CANCRO CJU 77761 Panty Pei peere: Homework 198-is -Iabbing people with needles Cofoni, you do it PATRICIA ANN CAPOSSELA CJ!! vze: Pat 4 Pet peeze: Chemistry Anyone do the homework? FRANK C. CAPOZZA Call me: Frank Pe! peeze: Georgia's hair 198-7: With Uncle Sam Nice shot. Mr. Booth sd BYRON WAYNE CARPENTER Call me: XVayne 4, Pez peezex Ten pin taps 198-if Sky Top with Terry it va' Now let's fare it ANNE S. CHADBOURNE CJII zmfx Annie Pez f76fI6.' Knowfit-all people I9h'4f Solving world problems NutSf JOHN THEODORE CHAINIBERLAIN CMI! mf: Ted Pa! jmza: Moochers 198.45 Anyxxhcre on the Earth 'ii Oh keep quiet? VAI.IfRIIf DAXVN CASH C,'.,u'.' 1115: Val PI! guru: Iirwhhy xxvillldllii 192445 In the mum-x' Hxykblllll' .1 hswcvhf' JOAIXI DIANE CIIZQCOLIIXII i..1II11,'r' 'flliillcic' Pit gmail: Cunreitul. two-f.ircrl girlx 19.94 Hume xx ith the llllllllf 'I UH ':-Zin,-f +11 , . Elf! W .34 Ididr1'tdoit! SALLY ANNE CLARKE C1111 mr. 'Fill' Pfl jfnzrg Knuxxvit-all people 19846 Lixing in Europe Sowhat11m I doing here? RICHARD XVINSTON COCKE cg,fJ.' Rirlq ' PL! jnzzfy ' Dumb girls 198-4: Mr. Gilmwrek English clasx . ix Q in I jf!! if IJ M ll RLY E21 I V Ly I ttf' Vll. X'qix7 lets - 'iyiwrggnizetlf' .f MMY ANKJ7 CQOFUNE X wi X. X C411 0-?'X C:1ifiine -'Pet .' Contcitetl people I fl Scratch M I Y V X ' 1984: Stll rrving to get organized X X r ' y , W if if ni STEVEN NEAL CONRAD Cz!! nie: Steve Pe! pane: XY'iSe teachers 198-is Someplxice high class VUhat? ROGER CLAUDE COURCY Call me: Sidney-Bones Pe! P65191 Guess 1984: Sing-Sing I'm innocent? ROBERT DAVID CRENSHAVC' C411 me: Bob Pez peeze: Getting up in the morning 198-is On the moon tip 3-lst 'f'T'I'.V 5 I'm hungryu GAIL CORSETTI C111 me: Butch Pe! peere: Getting up in the morning 198-if Only time will tell Sen Ball JOHN WILLIAM CONVERY CJ!! Ima' Red P41 juiiin' Going to sthool 19843 ln my own himiness ... Q. Mlihinlc yuu've got prohlc-mv DOROTHY CLAIRE DECARLO Clif via: Dori Pi! fm-rt: Whiting for people 198'-J: Married to a millionaire I-Iello. peopleslu ANNE BI. DEELY Call me: Annie Pa! fffifv' Confusion 198-lr On my bicycle ram Sorry l'm lute MARIO ROBERTO CUETO Cizll rm: Mario Pal fm 1 rf: Conforming 198-4: On stage Turn me loose! LINDA INIARIE DALY CJ!! nie: Miss johnny on the Spot P11 fm 1 cl Mugie and Loretta I98J: Married to a millionaire XX'lmt da'ya say? JOSEPH DEFELICE CJU me: Daffy IM fiiiu: Ftuilc-up girlx 198-if Married with ten kid: I mme here determinedf' LYDIA lNfARlli DEGRANDE Clif 77It'.' Lee Pix Aflrtlc' f 1981: If I knew l wouldnt he here 467, .1gl1f' PIfNlfI.OPlf B. DIZPIZXY L. f.'. fm' 'Pnrwrux' my Alwgys hung in .1 r11Surg.1n11n'd ruxh 1f2.H'.: XX'.11t .md wr XY'l1.1t-nl1.1-mix' . ' INIARIF D'lfRRIC,O Cnzff my MclhLIlWl X'. P41 jmn: Chunkk lmxhitx I9-Q43 Murzrd H hsvpcl I.uulfcS like snowu BLAS 'IO DIAZ 'S Pd juan: Frulk mlwcrucs tn run nwav 3 19845 On Safari 'XYJIJI nut - LINDA ANN DIVICO CJ!! rm: Lin IH! ,'m.m, B1IIxN L.1r 10874: HlI!T'L'XXIIl1.I nilbltll kikix You muxt be kiddingfu -IOANI ANNIE DIZSHARNAIS cgfff mm: UIDK.'9h.lX'H PM juni: NUR hmmubamll IU-5' fi Still II'y'fI1g to mixs trcu '4XY'h.1t do yuu want? MAURICIZ ANTHONY D'EL'l7EMIA C.,.., fm, IXIWM- l'1.',1m.'4,- My fc-ut . l.N'z.' QJLJY XYLNI A W X ., 7895 L V, mr' -W-.W You can't win them all? 'IAINIES EDGAR, JR. CJH mf: jim Pt! fmtiu: Being sick all the time 192X4: Sleepy Hollow Cemetery 'Embarrassed l LORRAIIXIE EITEORT C111 mt: MBS E' Pt! jmzu Pesty little brothers 1994: XYith Doniild I-Icy. Hclcnc, xvhercis Bob? LINDA ANNE DYMAN C1111 mc: Linda Pe! ,fievrex Mr. GilmOre's English class 19845 XX'ith Don It's not fair! KENNETH EASTON 1.1111 me: Ken Pe! .tum ff Too much work 198-if Taking high school courses sw' '1- You deserved it! MARIANNE JEAN ELLIOTT C411 me: Me Pet peef es Colette? back seat driving 1984: Retired What can I say? GEORGE FRANCIS ELLIS CJ!! me: Buff Pe! peeze: People who call me 'Buff' 1984: In the middlf: of sutct-ss 2. No kidding! JANET LINNIZA ERICKSON C111 zmfx jan P11 fungi Mercury niutflers 1984: Only the Fates foretell the future Ain'tth.1t .1lilLlC in the he.1dl ROBERT ESTEVES C.111 mt: Bounding Bob Pet june: Alan beating me in English 1984: Somewhere in Spain Oh man! JGAN ELIZABETH ELEIVHNG C4111 rms: Fling-a-Ding Pez Perle: Miss D's moods 1984.1 NT,-still thirsty I'm embarrassed Y 'IEANNETTE FLOCKE C111 me: Flock Pet freeze: Mary Anne being late 1984: Anyones guess ang Ain't that Ll kitk in the head! KENNETH ETTLELIYER C411 mu: Ken Pal jwezv: Conteitcd girls 1984: XY'hu knows? Be serious T PATRICIA ITITZPATRICK C1111 :mv Fitz Pei peels: Cnnteited boys 1984i Somewhere 'Q IIImk1tg.I1r1gr' 'IAN IIICIIARD C3II.I.IS LJ.. mn. -Im 1.,. . I II, A. . -1 Cf11Ix v,Ix..N1:mkc IW ., Stzll XXI'lIlHg for Dm' U. IIwmx' -IUIIN I3lf'I'I.l-IS fm. Inxml l'-','w1.'. Mx IM-rtlzu IVA. SIIII pI.1yIr1g KIM- IIQIII ,vy- 4, .V , f I Mmr Nund II NANCY I7USTIiIl Cuzff I7,'L.' 'X.1HQ ' lil fum: SIIMII IQH4, XYIIH Iinuxxx 'OIL I Jrmt III1kIL'I'NI.lIIkI SFIIIJHIQN ANTIIUXY CI:XI.I3rX fnfff MH, HIGLIIIIIH l'Q1,'uI1I.' IMI' Im-Iung .lt lull 54251: XY'.1IIx1m1 upII.xmxItw11 Fr. af -.Q in ag, ww ww , ' ,A v . ,-, 1 1 K' x I 4.1 ,f K ,. ,II 45 , ,, ' 1 N. 41,1- 4 if v 5 X' , ' ' I XML xx.1zI .1 IIHIIILIICIU 'C,II:XIII.I?S I . CQIENSULLO I' Cuff! ff-. CI1uIIc li! :L UL-rung up 1ntI1L-mwmxntzg I fx. I,1mk1r1,1 I'rfi'.IlI.1r1vVIwIHY1 HII1 xwu' FA I.I.Y-Ix.'XX C1OI1I.I,I'.Ii I ,,-. I Kms li: -Q fI..1m1InILINIIN .WH . In MIN! ALIQI Im: IKJLIIIIIQ L 'lm cml1.1rr.1ssul SUSAN lfTHlfL GULDBIZRG Cnllvl my HSLMIL'-1 Plz pull: Iwo-Llrcrl pcoplc JUAN' A rllruu mxtruntor '4Hmm T JESSICA DARlLYN GOl.DlXfAN hall fm: Hslcsxicm Pr! Aflczlcf Crrclc pins If!-W: Still trying to p.1rk my Buirk f.f-4.., 9' If XX'l1y not? DALE KAREN GREENBAUNI CJ!! mf: D.1lc Plz pull: Insincere pc-oplc 19555 H.lPP1lf' rmlrrlcd Hey, Moose? ROBERT FRANK GUASTELLA Cxff Illcg' HPUPC-Pip.. Prl juni: Miss Kl1ll1J'S book reports 1984: Rome XYf'hat flu gonna do? BRENDA RUTH GRANT Call rm: GG, Pct juwzzv Esther, Hattie and Ufrisndsu 198-if Deep in the Village Yes, Nr. Hynes RICHARD JOHN GRANT CJ!! 111 l'.' Dirk Pri jun: Student patrol 1984: Cnr-t.1in of the S.n'.1nn41l1 r. f, 1 , ' J 1 1 ff 1 ,-- If - J .. f,- ,- N .A -17:5 -J' .--47' Ol1T ANDREA HALDANIE V 41,111 1111: Amlrc11 PL! flcrlzf f5l'7Ul' 19815 BlLlI'I'lCLl 'll Llurrt lmuxf' CHARl.liS HAYES C411 rm! l'flll4lI'llCn Pm 111114: Girls with big purscx 1984: XY11-stling loci bad l ROBERT JEFITRY HAHN ' Cdl! 1114: Bob P11 pun: People nut pn time 198-L' Killing lvutierflies Adi ilu lirlwcrlu INGRID HARDER C111 :mv Booluic Pu! jmu: lilmrlicrl hair 1981: Viiisliing diapers '+ ff' .v-. 'X' Nm ymif' JAMES HAYES Cul! nn: jimmy PL! fain: D.llIllH.N tlicurum 19814. In .1 lwrrl Cl1.rmY J SALLY lNlARlli HIZRGUTH 6.1111 mg: Sally P41 juni: l'.1r.illcl parking 1951, Still trying tw ixirlc 1.41- Y To the V1ll.1gcl STEPHIUYIE HILLER Cxlll fm: Stuff Pl! funn: linutnlks If!R+' Stlll l'L'llL'.lI'Nll'l.ll Ol Chrixtmlii fu ERNA vllixlf HILLIARD Call 171: 'llfrnil' Plz guest: College npplxhztfoni 1954-45 'llnulwing mix' Ll1llLlI'L'I'l 4992 Pic+ure Noi' Available XX'hcrc's Hol ? DENNIS ROBIN HOOD CJU 77151 HI'IOOulNK'lI'1kH Pu psezf: Richy Cocks 1984: In X.1ss.1u. l5.1l1.1nux Ycs. I broke up with Danny' HELEN HUNT Czfm' mf: Bimbu Pf1,'m1c: Rocco saying. break up ag.1in?'l 1984 Mdrricd tu Danny f ' XY'omlcrl-ul JACK HISCOCK 94,1 mx Luk Pc! peels: School 19945 Horn All's fair in love :xml w.1r MARION RUTH HONCQACH CJ!! fm: lv.lxlLll'H PH' pgfzfp' Concc-ltcd buys 199+ Still .1 lmcluclorcxs Now listen. silly ESTHER MARIE IMPERATO Cal! fm: Es Pez pzez e: Waiting for school buses 198-if In school I'm cmbarrassedm LAURA GRACE IURATO A C.1JQtjI1K,' Laurie Pet pfeve: Ioni's hugging me 19945 Ataffied with tw-give kids 1 1 ' it Hg it- Ronny, talk to Roddy yet? JEAN HUNT CJ!! me: Dumbo Pet peers: Rocco calling me Dumbo 1984: Married with five boys Let's go southwest MICHAEL T. HYLAND Call me: Mike Pei peez e: Getting to work 1984: In a Grand Union store X :ia .1 Wayan Ich schlag dich eins BRUCE THOMAS JACOBS CJ!! me: Tiger Pet peeze: People who gossip 1984: Living-I hope XX'hat are you doing? JOSEPH JANOS CJ!! mr: joe Pe! peeze: Gym 1984: Drixing my '54 Pontiac ' Qizzut. plipisci CARL EDBIIQND JOHNSON Q ',1A Cm Pi: ,rm : L Pwpfy v, hi- mlk tim much IfJS,w Mdking ntuncy. I hope iviiirxxu CQHARLIZS XYILLIAM JOHNSON, JR. CJ!! mc: Castro Pif prim: Girls who dont understand me 196-?+.' Talking iwmwi !'l?1 e-' One more? RICHARD KANE Call wi: Ko-Ko Pit fnui: Nwthing tw drink QT Q 196' aj I -'I-2 'I'h.it S ,i driigfu EI.IZ:XBIfTH CHRISTINE KATZEN CJII fm: Chris5ie Pi! -I ii I 4 Iiivyw xxhu t.iIk limmLliI1 1944 Mxking wins lucky guy happy Yuii'rc funny DAVID JOHNSON CJ!! ang: Dave Pi! june: Johnson with fl 1984: Unknown I dunk c.1i'cY DONALD KADLITC Cliff lm: Don Pi! juni: Being Lite 1989 Cdebriiting my birthday 'Cla It's al-l-l-l right LOUISE E. KING Cul! nn: Lou Pet peere: Conceited people 1984i Most likely anywhere Wonderful l THOMAS KISELAK Call vw: Tom Pet peers: Arguing for the car 1984: Still arguing Mother MacKree! DANA PERRY KELLY Call me: Prexy Pet peere: P.T.A. 1984! Ahead Well . , . pretinearlyn NANCY JO KIMMERLE Call me: NJ, Pet peefzex Sandra j0hnson's tardiness 1984: Reforming little hoodlums 'YS stop if! NOREEN E. KODA C111 men' Nor Pei peers: Confused people 1984: Anywhere I don't know or care RONALD R. KOMAR CJ!! we S0bie Pe! peere: Gym 1984! Anywhere Hi-ho? CATHERINE ELLEN KRUGER Call we: Kitty Pet pews: Volkswagen jokes 1984: Selling Volkswagens Hello there. you MICHAEL JOSEPH KUCHERA Call me: Butch Pez pure: The heatniks 198-.fx Spanish 5 I'm hungryu RICHARD LEE Call me: Radio Pez peezf: Tootsie Gooch 198-it Married with five kids You should talk PETER EMILE LEJARRE Call me: Pete Pet peeze: People 198-if High School 5 Q vs? INIy word I FAITH ELIZABETH LAGANA Call mer Faith Pez jwezvx My noisy car 1984: Making out dental appointments Censored ' ROBERT O. LANGE Call me Bob Pez ,freezer Wfendell Lang 1984: Pushing up daisies ., 'l'hut's right FREDALINE LIZOTTE CJK! 11151 Freddie Pe! prefer History IQHJJ Married QI hopej XX'ir1c Ball CHARLES RAMQN LOUCH CJ!! ma: 'lCl'lLlL'lCH P11 juni: XY'ullcing to School 19541: On tlic zxvcriuc 'Porque' No? EDITH CONSTANCI2 LIZNER CJ!! 7115! Dcdic Pe! flwzgs Boys who pull pony-tails 1984: Puerto Rico H6lpY ADABT MACEK .fill my HLIQICCU Pgf pull: Sfhool IURJI Vikldc-n Pond '4I.il-tc Lr.1zyf RAYlYlOND lilffilixlli lNlAClfYAK Chill ml: ' Little liuiwriiu Pl! juni: Stunklup girls I9R4.' XX'itli Elaine XY'ell. what can I say? GEORGIANNA MARKANTES CJ!! fm 5 Georgie Pfz pac-ie: Moody people 1984: Still among thc launanas 'No rest for the weary' MARY CHARLOTTE MARS I Call 1115: Mary Pe! peezer Term papers ,N L 1984: Happily married V L I i , 2 .i ku x ' Y IIA? MFL 1 L ri I. P L iw flu Y ky L. K., P V , lv V, x, QM 9, lv q' .f Ly- Prove it JAMES MCCLUSKY Call mer jim Pet peeie: Kirby's corny jokes 7OR-ix Hitched and married Oh well BARBARA MCDOWELL Call me: Barb Pe! peeze: Mondays 1984: Happily married an I9 Picfure Nol Available To tell the truth RICHARD ALAN MlLNE C1111 me Rich Pe! jfwzfn' Junior license 1984: On the moon! XY hO. me? JOANNE L, MINARDI Call me: Joie Pei peeze: Taking Marions advice I-lellolu GEORGE MCKINLEY Call me: George Pez fmere: Homework 1984! Wait and see! I did not! HARRIET LEE MERWIN Call me: Mamet Pei peefe: Catty people 1984: At a P.'I'.A. meeting Hana QU' 49? Oh, yea! JOANNE D. MINELLA Call me: jo Pg: peers: Smoke in my eyes i 1984: Teaching You're terrible GLORIA MORABITO Call me: Glor Pe! peezfh' Study hall 198-if With Bill and my Children That is what I said ROBERT PARRA INIORATA Call my Rod Pe! freeze: People who cannot sing 198-it Fighting hulls I aint gonna tell ya JANET MORIN Call me: Jan Pet peeze: I-Iurrying 1984: Happily married Qi-N I 7 , Censored MICHAEL ROBERT MORROW cali me INIilcf: Pei peeze: People who stutter 198-if On top of the world Hey, get your cold soda HENRY ANDREW NAPOLI Call mf: Sack Pe! ,Weezer Food 198-if Partnership with Hyland NU l ROBERT MORIN CJ!! mi: Bob Pe! peezex Girls who smoke 19845 On skid row Thats all right SANDRA INIORRIS CJ!! mu Sandy Pe! pwzf: INI5' sister and her violin 1934: Flying wi 'Ds 'C I mn ln- Xklkllin SANDRA I.IfIf NIXON CLI!! nn: UI.L'Q'II P41 jmul: Pcuplc s.1ying Gct LI Iolv IQRJJ Pl1ysiu1l Ed tcnclum' for boys Oh, man I ALBERT JAMES QLIVIERI C1111 was Al PM fulm: My luuclnly Roy 1984: On tlu: Tlmruway -Rl?-f A Haul GIERALD NAVIN CJ!! :mf Fluffy PL! fwuzf: Ifxcitnldlc people 198-If I wish I knew l'l1.1t's tl1c way tlmc lull Iwunccs IACIQUIQLINII NICQOI. CJ!! fmt' -Ixulcm- IH! fully: clL'IlSOI'ill7lt.' l.lI'Igll.ljlL' ION!! In Mcxim 'ZS' llxxlliflflil Ivctf' HOLLINGSXVORTH SXVIFT OSBORN CJ!! nn: H0lly Pu! fnuu: The Y pool 1984' Exploring Davy jones' locker '4I70mrl1I SANDA I.IfIl OSBURN Call mcg Sm PII fully Pulislnng nlnlc pina IOS If Skill lnaking fzucx why ni-if' PAUL.-X SCARLIET PAKOZDI C.,.i. mr. Patil , 1 , Pt! fmztx Chin hmiking down 1984: Lixing in Floridq C'mon. Bob. hmc amithcri' JACK REYNOLDS PALINIER CJ!! rm: -I.1ckic Pg! futitx The hungiu k.lllULlS 1984: The village No Y JOSEPH SHANNON PEZDIRTZ C111 mt: joe Pt: ju L J if Homework 19941 .' 'Surryfw FRANCINI2 JAIWFS C1171 rm: Cricket Pt! ,tmstf Htmtmk 198+ XX'ith Robert 9 IDA ltantX PATRICIA ELI AINOR PASSARO 1 111 .1 Per ju It XX airing tor letterb 198-4 Hipprly married I kmm CAROI ANY PI RRON L1 If Clrol Sniiupcrx 198 XX ith T111 I ops fry' L: -,W 'Vbv Yei1l JOSEPH POLEXVASKI JR, CJU Ulcx' -loc Pez fm rf: Spanish tests and liars 198-,lf Hgixent the slightest idea Shhhhh4 THOMAS MATHER RAMLOXY' Chi!! rm: Timm Pix Aiuiitf Otherwise Blondes 199 in lfiurging drivers liqenses ,qev ' -Q ' ,f 5. an SMX lr I 'J XY'ho saitl sn? EGBERT IOHNSON PINK CJU fm: Bert Ptt f767c'Z:'.' School and homework 1984: Yfhrm knows? Hi-HOV' PATRICIA ANN PITCHER CJU mt: Patti Pc! jwzm: N0 gas 19841 Taking pulses ,sm X ME, f 4. ,P Q2 'like WQWV' JOY ANN REIBLING CJ!! mt: Happy Pfl peels: People who hide my Messerschmit 1984: Looking fur my Messerschmit I cant help it LOUISE MARIE RESTA Cali' mg: Lim Pet ,fufzfc Rushing to school every day 198, Hume with the kids It uns so funnyh RONNIE GAIL RICHMAN C1111 fm: Ronnie Pfl fm its Term papers 1984: Here and there How About Saturday night? ALAN RIZZI C.1Ume.' Riz Pet fmmf: Mr. Hynes' essay tests 198-if Married and president of T.VC'.A. Ye ,L 0 N-ad Take it slow LOUIS ROSENBLOOM Call me: Lou Pei pffzf: All kinds of 'losers' 198-if Hawaii A Head PHILIP L. ROSSIGNOL CJ!! me: Flip Pez peru: Getting up in the morning 1984: I'll let you know XX'hy not? I-IUGI-I ROBERTSON C111 uw: Hughie Pe! juries Louis Armstrong playing Gunga 198-is Kremlin Au, for Pete's sake ROGER LAWSON ROBINSON CJ!! mu: Rug Pr! fmzfx People who think I'm a beatnik 198-Z: Wlzshing my own blackboard 0 Q-vw' Good grief! COLETTE SANTORA CJ!! me: Colettie Pe! peers: Sally H. 198-is The other side of the homework Man jack ROBERT JAMES SARLES Call wer Bob Pe! f76'6'16.' School 198-if Who knows? I hetcha it isnt! ADRIANNE F. SALATEL Crzll me: Age Pe! peezex Being undecided 1984: Home with all my kids XX'hat are you. wise P JOHN SANCHEZ Call me: Johnny Pez ,fvffz es Getting out of Spanish 1984! Teaching Rod manners on 'SEI Aint that si kick in the head KIRBY SCHALL, JR. Call me: Junior Pe! f7tc'lt'.' Getting up at 7:00 a.m 198-1: The top of the heap Darn kids nowadaysgno respect JANICE SCHERER C111 me: Janie Per fvfez ex Beatnick skin divers 198-if Under water Nice work: not much. but nice XVILLIAM BRUCE SCHERER .., C,..ii mi, liill Pi! juris: Specdhnmt cmner' IOS - Clic-iiiigil engineerinx Really now Y GEORGE R. SCHERMERI-IORN LJ.: wry Bud Pri' juris: Being hurried 19.94 Dining stork mrs 'A' Q 'lm embarrassed Y INHRIAINI JUDITH SCHOFIELD Cxff 1115: lNIim Pez jvefic: Monday mornings and tests F9943 Around FooBarY IXIARJORIE SCHULER C.i.'f mr: Binge Per psf: cf These short weekends I984' Bhrried. l hope I'm hungryfu BARBARA ANN SCQHETTINO C1111 Illax' Bath Pu ,Dwi ty '1'xm-hired people and tests 1984: XY'ish I knew. do you? Let me tell gulf CQAROLYN SQFlf7lfNlfWAl-DT CJ!! my Shor1'i Pe! Lf7L'eIE.' Monday mornings and Ricky 198-is At the Beeghmunt XX'cll K BARBARA IVIADELINE SING Call mf: Smiley Pu! jrwzu' People who go APE 1984: Still on the phone Painl MARY ANNE SINGER Cal! me: Merry-Anne Pe! freeze: Being called Mary 19845 Drooling over Paul I doubt it! STANLEY SCHWARTZ cull me: Stan P51 Affwitfx Smoking.: 1984: Tarrytown Hurry up! JAIVIES SHANNON C411 me: jim P51 pffzfx People who are always inte 1984: You'rc asking me? ,, wi, WZ-. XX'hat ii panic! LINDA LEE SLATTERY CJ!! me: Slats Pt! Atuffzf: Brown men, Al 1984: Let fate decide Its enough to kill you VERONICA JEAN SLES C411 fm: Ronnie Pr! jfefzg: Stuckfup people 1984: With some lucky guy 'XX'hut's wrong with my handwriting? MARK VINCENT SMITH JR. 6.1111 1111: Mark P41 fault: My two brothers 1984: Rith and famous B0ssf JAINIES SOLOMON Cliff 1114: Cool lircczcw Pu pint: j.imcs Bl.ilock's long hair 1984: Far away from her How 'bout that! RUTH L. TAXTER CJ!! mt: Ruthie Pet 116761 er Being an alarm Clock 1984: Xlfith Denny fl hopel Outslci's Y ANN XVINDSOR TERRELL CJ!! mt: Annie Pe! pm e: Whiting for phone calls 1984: Like the old woman in .1 shoe Josie, hurry up! CYNTHIA ANNE STONE 6.1111 NZLI Cyndi Pal ju vu : Josephine 19871: Mrirricd to it soldier hoy JB, DIQNNIS TATE CJI1 mf: Dcnny Pc! jwfzc: Patsy 19843 On thc moon HIB'.l. Qmhbyf ' XVANDA MAE TFRXY'ILI.ICll2 LJ!! fm: XY'.1nd.1 lil funn Hormwvurk IQH-ff' XX'1th Tony and the kids XYh.1t ll boob yum .lI'L H GLORIA -IITAN TUCXQI CJ!! Ulu' 'I'uuts PM jfulzx' ,lqwo-fguui Iliflx 1981: Rmsing tcn kids Oli Ohffhcrc Comes Hclsncw DONALD BRUCE VIBBARD C1111 7275! Dun PM f'cc'I:.' Snlwol 1984: XX'ith Linda XX'lmt mn I tell yaf' PALTI. CHARLES VISCONTI 6.1111 rm: PV, IR,ffm1L: I,m1ng11g.11m-urhlllmrdx Jf1.H'.: CZIILIDIIIUL wx null -rm R Hu -x X-X, H: Un lc' , 1 RICHARD ANDRIIXY' XY'AI5DIfI.I. L. my XX .lddrllx P13 jxl :Q Inggrxd ,ml Iimm 1931 'lhxdurng ITISYUIT Ntnxdc-nb YL-.1h. xmh, mmm ,ILDITH ANN XY'AI.TUN ci .',,' mx. H-fL1klx ' PM ,414 :UNK I'xf1vfl.1NI14w1K I'L'Vr'I'Ix 1984: 'Il-.ululmg Du, my IVIQN' 1 X J I N r . '. 1' . Dunk be Qu pimkicfu 1 'L ' ELAINE MARGARET XVETZEL K ' r Cx!! may 'I.4fnie jf IH! plgnfi PEc':plc who Joni say HIM 198'.f. I.iatcning ru johnny Lfuthis . In .1 minute VIZRONICAA E. XVHITIZ Chfff :mg Ron'rlc IQ! ,'m1L,' Shwrtlmnd L'I.liN 19R,,.' XXY1147 knmvb? 53' , 'tfgpr x 'Q M 'cmkdy' CAROL XVILCQOX C,I.ylv mt: Card Pct funn Sdwul wg.: XX'lw knmvv 'Hcllw fl1t.'I'L'H CQIZORCQII lfRIZYI,l1R fr- CQL-wrA:1c PCI pug Pc-1-plz mlling me 'Cie-11r'g1u f'f'- , Cluul 9 1 gf il' ELITANOR GAIL WOI.I7 Pef fha! 1984: Still fiddling away! XX'lmt can I tell ya! LOIS ANN ZINGARO Pa! jwuz uf Pnmk lwriicclcta Steve. Zombie Oh! Brother! EMMY KATHERINE XVILD CJ!! we: Emmy PQI juni: Some tcunlicrs 198-J: Only time will tell I dorft nuns HlfI-lfNlf LISETTIZ WILID C.1l'l fm: Helene l'uffiL1l.' Mr, Gilmore' English glass 1984: XY'ith Bob QI hopej l lmc you. tool CJ!! nw: Ellyn If Arguing with hir. Hynes C411 vw: Lois 1984: I'll never tell ,ii- , ' , I l ,W f, I y fi I X xi ' in 'ci I 5 sox ' ' , , oy I I 5101- adn-of 4 'li 5 il! S A ' ifllillgl QL' i f 5 ii 'H -W' iiiff? , l li' E ' 'ii 'i'm A' ' I l wi S -1---1-1 ix I ai ,pw X 1 Y ' lx lx i S' mi YN X , l ik 1-rx '54, i TIfl1 dl71'ii 1+ I 'IF so IQ ix X QW X X YNX X'-X X X HX 'X X lilly R' gf 1- if X X 5' 6 3 A I ' l 1401 1958 51 f fffff 1951 55 6 -e Eg I 4 jlfl , f ,kqsqi 0 Ni w XX XxAX Q W L A QT x , x X f Q 1 My ' ii NX X I H 1 J M M '5'f'Fvx M , ,W f Q 1 M Q if w ,L Lx. f ,A ,' 'QW 1 ' 5 X :Q '1 9 H5 sb N . X K! ik ' Q J X J . Q f' ,X Q fp ' 2 Q 1 f X ' v N if I W A X gf, Effzy N , 4 x ! l Z U11 qx 5 A5-f K 11 Sr j Cyl .NZ Q LW As Freshmen the prcsent jumors had a HIZIEZIZIHC sale to help them augment thelr funds Durmg therr Sophomore year they gaxe 1 dance called The Walk Presently they are vxorkmg hard on umor Prom wh1ch IS gnomg to be called Roman Hohday In order to obtam suff1c1ent funds they are sellmg statronery US, .fd F4 U ffl on if N J x fl I ,Ag X X FY it X I 7 . ' --J . Y . l..Ly. -t ,, I - VX, ICI 1' H55 Gfftfer Q3-x'W9'K'm stil-if Mmm Left to fl ht Senefzu Pcagbx Zlliglflw P16 llftllf Blrbarl Tubil Vzfe Pu whiz! Lugcnc F 1rdm1IL f Pxtty Ko ifv5mii'm AL I L 5 3. W tw if ' 'gf' f x,f:-15, ' X ' f-,,L ff f r , f 5 ,' 1' L'W-ki , A A K Q , I K ,.,,,.,wm, A I I A4 I -- I --I' -rqyd' I art fs' ' I . L . , , nf' , A1 T v- 1 7. 'L - 7'r'f,11fzmw-,- . ' fka --- -:- r f r U H . I. O Z4 S ,if MRS. DIVICO - 201 Arts ITIRST ROXW: C. Adair, Archer, I-. Abeles. A. Brideau, Smart, N. Diachenko. H. Rothman P. Adamovic. SECOND ROW: R. Eagan, H. Arslanian, G. Akley, G. Barker, C. Sherman, C Adair, A. Buon- anno. THIRD ROW: Penick, Seminara, Siderits. G. Anderson, M. Rooney, R. Brooks, E. Weber MR. STOKES f 203 XX!est Hall FIRST ROW: G. Stevens, Ioyce, C. Erikson, Sterino, G. Brown, E. DisPasquale, L. Shapiro. SECOND ROW: K. Dorman. M. Brown, C. Ernst, T. Kirby, A. D,Eufemia, C. Ein, B. Brown, E. De Loatch, G. Barber. THIRD ROW: R Di Benedetto, DeI.eeuwe, B. Conrad, D. DeVescovi, C. Frandsen, L. Effort, C. Erickson. i, l I A LI I2 I. O Z' S' MR. MEANY--207 WEST HALL FIRST ROW: G. Ellis, E. McCarthy, R. Gendron, Harris, S. Fleming, M. Gaffney, R. Caskey, Gagliardi, W. Lang. A SECOND ROW: R. Godfrey, D. Estreich, S. Fuller, Galba, E. Fryatt, Florio, W. Beal. THIRD ROW: K. Dalton, J. Gruden, L. Gibson, J. Tonietti, G. Giampiccolo, J. Kosilla, M. Volino, M. Gerlanc, Agar, E. Gardinale. MR. STEARNS-101 EAST HALL FIRST ROW: F, Dean, C. Stampa, D. Benton, M. Graham, Vertes, Rose, L. Wood. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stearns, R. Morgan, T. Hackett, C. Towne, B. Kantor, B. Clough, D Cater, T. Drummond, Bartos. THIRD ROW: H. Brooks, E. McCarthy, V. Hatzmann, P. Kofka, L. Jussay, C. Lawrence, S Trionphi, E. Kowalski, Bergeron. fra! -ftvl'-I ' I - -- U I? I. O I' .cf If . QA LJ KN-N li.. VRD' 'WV .jf .X AUTQW' ,V L, Vg X MR. VIGGIANO K 106 East mu 'X pf-I I-I ,ul 1-I' P?-0 I IYIRST ROW: M. Lizottc, T. McManus, I.. Lgmvlc ', B. Tubal. C. Macc uk, . La Yana, L. ohnson X. X I ,, W , 2- I. A I 8 - gl X S Ui' SECOND ROW: Mr. Viggiuno. W. Turnko, B. Ifmgcr, K. Kocmg, B. Murry, M. Moore, B J' I 1' OIlum j. johnson. W! v . b K I , , I qpf f1f' THIRD ROXV: C. McLean, P. Laird, S, johnson. B. Kmg, R, Maccdo, M, Lemon, R. Maxer, P ,ff lv! A , Kalncy. niulkhxi .951 'J MR. HUTCHINSON -f 205 East Hall FIRST ROW: R. D'Aless.mdro, W. Chnmbcrhin. A. Checci, K. Herlihy, Cook, T. Chu. V. Tcrrone. SECOND ROXV: XV. Bushcl, H. Hayes. R. Carballo, C. Capossclx. R, Cardwell, Smith. R. Reiner. THIRD ROW: C. Capozzg, K. Schlieder, B. Burger. K. Clark, C. Bromberg, R. Celtruda, if OW .MI ' QP i l..: O' ,As , I' MISS KASBERGER 111 AUDITORIUM FIRST ROW: R. Spera, E. Murray, D. Vissell, M. Nelson, S. Weeks, E. Montero, E. Spera. SECOND ROW: Miss Kasberger, B. Karr, H. jordan, P. Mathieson, V. Miller, M. Miranda, M. McKenna, Palmquist, M. Minella, Morabito. THIRD ROXV: L. Nelson, C. McDaniel, R. McGee, F. Perron, G. Mays, Meravy. Pat- terson, D. Macko, Weaver. MISS MILLERf112 AUDITORIUM FIRST ROW: A. Poidomani, F. Schepper, A. Tucci, M. Persichello, A. Zelyez, Pilla, A. Mes zaros, F. Scappaticci, R. Schermerhorn. SECOND ROW: I Polewaski, M. Zaicek, B. Tatta, A. Regino, C. Reno S. Pearce, Hennings THIRD ROW: XV. Hollien, Whyhof, M. Parra, King, M. Smutek. A. Bouffard, S. Vin cek. l'll-'Phu--1 lu--an rua-1' 'S ff' '13 fam er hm 121 Q16 Q fi! 15 4 With the election of officers last year the Sophomore Class embarked upon an active pany Success in the sales resulted in the acquisition of prizes by seseral of the Sopho more Class In February of this year the Sophomore Class avx are of the importance of the years 1960 and 1961 sponsored the gala social exent The Leap Year Special one of the highlights for the Sophomore Class this year Proceeds from the magazine sales and dance will serve to sponsor in thc future thc important 0 ent The unior Prom fr , f 5 . , - lfg ff - 1 H -X -h-- JL: , program of two activitiesfmagazine selling sponsored by the Curtiss Publishing Com- KI 1' P 651325852 Gffirf Left to night Rocco Qumno Premfnit acquclme Culllano Suntm Karen Krucgcr Tn z mez Beth Baisct Clllifilfiflltflllg Sefnim Mxlo Cushmm V141 Pm mlm! Ax A x ,v Q .f 4 1 . . , : . , . a .K X J' ' 1 , , ,Av ,LV .. ,K ,q ,.. I 4, 122 O O O I' Q MR. KALINGER-201 EAST HAIL FIRST ROW: B. Bassett, R. Bram, M. Sinkking, S. Soloway, C. Alvado, C. Bronik, I Brown, A. Bonar, C. Robichaud, E. Bosch, P. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kalinger, D. Baswell, Andrews, W. Brzmciforte, M. Askey, H Brand, Brophy, B. Ackerly, R. Isler, L. Berge. THIRD ROW: P. Barbella, P. Arro, L. Benton, R. Bashant, Brown, D. Ayres, E. Bernald .S MR. RASBECK-211 EAST HALL ROW 1: R. Oakley, R. Miller, M. Linquardo, K. McGee, M. Mantz, N.'Nardullo, L. Barto- luzzi. ROW 2: Mr. Rasbeck, L. Lovas, R. Nelson, Mezzaros, P. Napoli, Lucenti, W. Logan, D. Nicol,M. Olivieri. ROW 3: R. Newell, M. Louch, E. Odere, H. McFadden, R. Newell, D. Mattison, Ma- nero, N. Martone. Mi' if M 'Agus- .ig ,W ,fx 3, -,.-.W 7 ...U 'Ll .ini-J-E' t Zi- Q O 56. ,L S' ,. 5. O 122 0 MISS TORI--201 LIBRARY HALL FIRST ROW: J. Tolbert, W. Beyer, J. Kraft, I. Huck, H. Kuntz, E. Ugalde, R. Lederer, I' il. Kiselak, C. Kane. SECOND ROXV: M. Greene, Kepler, K. Kruger, La Bate, K. Kelly, R. Berthiaume, M James, P. Johnson, S. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: J. Kunkler, J. johnson, R. jenne, S. Lathrop, M. Hughes, K. johnson, J. Q Jacobson, G. Lezcano, H. Tschopik, W. Jamieson. S Mrss DAwsoNM1o5 WEST HALL FIRST ROW: W Stienbuck, D. Schettino A Wi or G. Coombs I Pranko enka D. Rob- inson, P. Sciancalipore, XV. Shrader, G. Seclivy. P P SECOND ROXV: B. De Cecchis, K. Vague, J. Richardson, A. Schultz, L. Stnier, D. Ronn gren, D. Rodgers. THIRD ROW: M. Rooney, D. Scherer, Parnell, Page, S. Schneer, L. Schoen, L. Serber M. Shannon. 'ar' I A ., 4 I . ,, .... :Q-' --I .,. ag-iipzmi-. 'li' 21 - -- 3' If MR. GILMORE -- 204 EAST HALL FIRST ROW: K. Deitch, T. Beehler, R. De Carlo, V. Damin, A. Camillieri, I De Felice, T. Bruce, T. Callendruci, R. Brandolin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gilmore, R. Cassidy, L. Cannillo, C. Frascati, M. Cush man, A. Cash, B. Coffey, K. Foote, Dinin, G. Desharnais, E. Daugherty, :I Capozza. THIRD ROW: W. Buonanno, B. Bruce, B. Taylor, S. Cesa, S. Beier, S. Courcy K. Carroll, G. Thom, R. Caivano, CSO!0.g 0122 OFQ J' MR. HYNES 202 XVEST HALL FIRST ROW: F. Williams, Giuliaro, G. Geisslcr, P. Gold, D. Teahan, P. Weaver, L. Venti, E Frese, R. Francke, F. Vonlnlolzhausen. SECOND ROW: H. Weita, M. Green, D. Godfrey, G. Esteves, A. Sklerew, E. Tajnai, P. Fiala B. Williams, A. Frye, D. LeClerc, Eighmy, M. Brunclage, Kelly, M. Harris. THIRD ROW: E. Graham, L. Wightman, N. Douglas, B. Dietrich, L. Galgano, S. Wholley, M Banas, L. Polhill, D. Green, Fryatt, C. Florin, R. Domingues, B. Velba, P. Vydarney, R. Di- Blasi. Q' I MX 'if ,ffl Under the adxlsorshlp of Mrss XVr1g,ht the lrcshman C lxss has hxd many Qlus meet successful Most of the students ot the lreshmm Cl1ss hue p,ud thexr dues tor the yelr and many ol the Freshmen support sports actmtles All in all the class IS Ott to .1 good start to becomlng, one of the best rl1sses to gsradulte trom Sleepy Hollow Hugh School f l,' A 'A E I K S Q- 1 l ings. On january 30, 1960, the class sponsored the Silver Bells dance which was most . X' A B Y , ' v- I 1. 4 , I ' ' 4- , y ' ' ' Y 'L Y f 1 ' ' ' ' . IT! 1? QI ass Elffifevs Left to flghf C Brockner NW Rxchardson S Chadboume VILL Pie fda 11! 4' : , ' , . ' f , . , F, Hickgk Pfwizfefzf Trmmrer S6'N'6'f!ll j if 2 Im? f 9 .W ' 'io I' Q S 127 Q I2 A Q! MISS WRIGHT-204 WEST HALL FIRST ROW: J. Bates, A. Brighindi, J. Ackerley, C. Adams, A. Armstrong, D. Armbruster l.'Allison, R. Bonvento. SECOND ROW: A. Bloomfield Booth, R. Bauk, D. Beach, G. Blalock, Briggs, D Bromberg, C. Brocknes, R. Barker, Adamovic, B. Brown. MISS GATES-202 LIBRARY ROW 1: H. Falber, M. Donzella, R. Eisen, D. Fisher, D. Devescovi, R. Galgano, L. Feem- stef, M. Elder, L. Dorland, R. Gagnon. ROW 2: Miss Gates, B. Engle, F. Devescovi, L. Franceschini, B. Eggers, I. Garrant, G. Falbo, G. Duclos, G. Finger, A. Fuller. ROW 3: K. Drummond, Garzia, R. Detlefs, Dickson. L., l 9 r Q .S 122 Q MR. O'NEIL--206 WEST HALL FIRST ROW: N. Cardwell, L. Curro, R. Brundage, L. Cushman, B. Carson, R. M. De Orio, H C. Clark, C. Cicalo, S. Chadborne, L. Crispinelli. SECOND ROW: Mr. O'Neil, T. Byrne, C. Calloway, M. Dealy, J. Conrad, R. Brundage, M. Ardney, C. Cooper, M. Brunken. THIRD ROW: G. Cito, Cullen, Capalbo, F. De Masi, Coto. MRS. HANSEN-104 EAST HALL FIRST ROW: S. Holden, J. Green, J. Hastings, B. Hayes, F. Jimenez, J. Hocky, M. Jensen C. Johnson, S. Heath, J. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hansen, F. Kearney, J. Johnson, R. Jacobs, B. Green, Intonte, J Gross, J. Hamilton, J. Hutnick, J. Kroin. THIRD ROW: E. Gutelius, L. Green, G. Greenbaum, R. Joyce, R. Gruden, F. Hickok. 5.1 5 .A 'Ji if . 'gi' QQ. -1,-.-.ww C . I1 Q -5' 122 Q I2 I 4? ,,,.,3,r fir g 5 -Qhav' '- . A ' in--- -rf' MR. PAIS-CAFETERIA ROW 1: V. Rothhaus, M. Slader, M. Sanchez, M. Sladkus, D. Robitaille, J. Segelbaum, L Leaman. E. Siegel, S. Slifkin. ROW 2: Mr. Pais, C. Righter, R. Savage, P. Shealy, D. Quinley, B. Shealv, A Stadler R. M. Ruffino, R. See, Sarles. ROW 3: K. Smith, R. Roberge, C. Preston, R. Roberge, W. Richardson, L. Polya, H. Ridge Wily. MR. WILLMOTT-105 EAST HALL FIRST ROW: D. Marmo, R. Leone, S. Lemon, A. Lizotte, C. Kent, B. Labate, C. Lombardi, M. Mascia, L. Labarge. SECOND ROW: W. Logan, E. Laird, X. Kugajeusky, C. Kuster, L. Louas, A. Lehto, N. Leveille. THIRD ROW: C. Kreigeskotte, K. Lustyik, P. Lang, W. Lipsky, C. Markantes, C. Lawlor, M. Kindgren. A s A - Il Q S 122 A e MRS. ARNOLD-107 WEST HALL ROW I: B. Taxter, H, Yaroscaic, M. Vgalde, L. Wessel, N. Weeks, P. Staffiera, H. Thorn- H ton, E. Wyfer, V. Vasta. ROW II: Mrs. Arnold, L. Wood, M. Whalen, J. Tubal, P. Williams, F. Torhan, D. Wright, J. Stone, R. Washburn, D. Zivica. ROW III: J. Ievis, J. Storms, S. Weaver, D. Sweet, T. Michael, W. Wall, S. Stevrer. MISS MARTIN-203 LIBRARY ROW 1: R. Nelson, M. Meszaros, J. Polewaski, A. Miller, S. Morabito, R. Mindari, Miller B. Pagnozzi, R. Miller. ROW 2-: Miss Martin, R. Peters, P. Nelson, P. McGuinness, C. McKim, B. McFadden, C Parton, L. McMahan, Newman, A. Pollak. ROW 3: M. Murray, W. Matthews, P. Osborn, J. Millar, E. Opie, J. Melcher. aufnhuila Ki. V fns. i W ,milf 4 -'Wiz .w 1, 4 ,ff cs' ,. I 6 H55 X rib X 1 ? J 'W Wx UUITI f 3' f D L, fnyfls 2 If-E f i Attentive students Freshmen entertain Hard workers? J2 Well Hn rn Gnylldye-5' -RX-... -6 Habla usted Espziuol? Now, class . . . l Traduzca usted I I know Y ,I 3V EAAMX 52 i??'iWzL ,xf lndustriuus Math class? 3 ,... 77 gvrfm vi ., XY'ho h 19 the mswcr tu problem 5 1 L Study of Science if 0 ! Interested Biology students , . . i - 1 I-in Lab0r.1twry period . . . ,JB 4 fm ZUSIUQYY -Qmaai' 2 COMPTO1' IETRY SHORTHAND I I O N .4-ll x 1 Yforz -M M, V rw-,W . N'-1-+..1.,, CVIIYLNSHIP EDL CAFIIOX I Wi? f-40525, 'UQ WORLD HISTORY UJ E 'fc ic' 34 4' 4' - 'Lf' 54 A 5 4, GIRLS' QKARTET 5' YUQ SPECIAL SINC YRQ WGIZSQ Our U 122 5 1 l OICQ5 Ong BOYS' Ql'AR'l'E'1' SELECT CHORL ffbqq, H5111 -vfarf Sp'S. v GIRIA . Q X x , 4 'vlqyg Q' 4 I? 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'V ' 'W v 153525 6 xl' fhey tag along a unch tw'-mtl' -1-I'-' v,flfJ Z,f,,4f 3 ff! 'iff y, S Xijffy They become a pressing and perplexmg problem At t1mes they cause the stu dents to become problems also .. , ' t l Q H , 5 - 'V 2 -- ,1 ,A g , . 7 ' , . l, Q 1 .' Q A Nl l C .1 ,' ' 1 l l - , Q A ' ' 4 ' , C, il ,Q f V ' ' A. 1 1 17 7744, , , .-, 5 ,V . fy 0, , I 3' ' l f 'Z Q , 1, .I-., . 1 if .f X, g - 'Q f I X xx? .- .f C- 4 -1, Q5 , L X: , , - . . -fv,j-:- my- 1 , , ' w: Kvi?? Q42f?L I Wm W .. - - t , Rl V , ,,l7l,N 5, .R- W ' a ,,..n pf 6211951 Dennis Hood Sue Goldberg Steve Conrad joan Ceccolini iflf XZQQSI Dresseff Bruce Jacobs Ingrid Harder Rod Bushel Maurice DeFeumia Chris Katzen If S ,J .fu ,DJIA i ff x il, Ilois A ' 1 ' , I g,.v,-J' ff I .A H4 'i 1 F off0f Dicf TK 5 jfoffou 5 ' QXXE Vcivf XS X550 Sleepy O ond! 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Dale Greenbaum Subyrriptiofzf Alfzzmgerx Catherine Kruger I06 ff A 515' i a, :jx .ff alll? A as 5 4 'ftfa A ' - ff I W 'il-l M. Editor-in-Chief MARILYN ANDREWS QyQI2 The Legend staff began a disorganized year trying to organize and tore hair up to the last deadline. The five o'clock oil in the lamps of 102 West Hall was almost exhausted by the end of the year, as were those who labored in its light, but the Legend emerged triumphantly in spite of the many, well- aimed barbs of cruel fate that threatened to sabo- tage the book's debut. The staff wishes better luck, however, to next year's officers in keeping unde- veloped film unexposed and in coming out first in the deadline race. ANN DEELY PATTY ANN CAPOSELLA JOY REIBLING Photography Editor Class Editor SPOFYS Editor JANET ERICKSON MARY ANNE COFONE FAITH LAGANA PATTY CANCRO Special Photographer Organization Business Fine Arts Manager Manager Editor en eraf C ryanzzafzon ids-11 My i i mm. H--I M, ,,,, Q 000 OO -41- 49 Thxs years GO was led by Presndent Perry Kelley f'lSSlSlCd by V1ce Presxdent Rod Bushel Secretary oan Ceccollnl and Treasurer Gloria Tuctxj IH functlonmg for the benef1t of all students 15 the nucleus of student actrylty Cto quote Presxdent Kelly They sponsored 21 yery successful dance featurmf Cab C llovs 1y s band and helped set up a student patrol Our G O was host to representatly es at a meetmg of the NY State delegatxon of Student Counclls of Dlstrrct 2 Perry summed up the alms for the future as havmg a Chrlstmas dance each year and leaung, some money for the next General Orgamzatron Left to right: Rod Bushel Perry Kelly -Ioan Ceccolini Gloria Tucci Q F -Q- T, if .Q4b A f ,Q U9 he 42. a Q' u My V 5 5 A -w.,L.g, -Q-N 1' .5 . 3 I J- T35 - Q ' , ' J ? 5 ' 34. L yy, ' vie if giigil M! f Yafzonafjin or Q ioczefy Under the guidance of Dr. Henry Richardson, advisor, and leadership of Thomas Ramlow, Presidentg Mary Mars, Vice-Presidentg Erna Hilliard, Secretaryg and Nancy jo Kimmerle, Treasurerg the National Honor Society of Sleepy Hollow High School origi- nated a series of Seminars this year. Each meeting had guest speakers who explored dif- ferent professions such as medicine and criminology. Cur Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony on February 25, 1960, followed by a tea for parents, faculty, and members, and had as another project providing the library with helpers. Speaker MR. FRANK MILLER Tapped uf fx ff ff Q n x lk V V 1, fl 5' ' :vw . ,- W ,g:g,::, . ' , .Ll a .4 ' 9 1' ., A Q 5 A ,f M Q 1. f ,Q 5 3? M R A 5, Yi Q . cv XX N f K. iw J. L, -,fvfifrzfl-z' ,, f'-ff f-Q OFFICERS Left to right: Mike Baker. Barbara Brotherson, Mary Gaffney, Judy De Leeuwa, and Charney Bromberg. .nw yu A '.'iii.'f Af' if i ' 'NV' Q 4, QQ X unnyszk Sfqf The Sunnyside staff has a new publication this year the regular Sunnyside The Scarlet Horseman rides out of 207 XVest Hall periodically to keep the student body informed of school events and their fellow students opinions on various matters and the latest creative efforts of Sleepy Hollow's literary talents. This year's highlights were the combination Sunnyside-Shadyside issue and the final Sunny- side issue dedicated to the Seniors. The staff: Managing Editor, Charney Brombergg Business Editor, judy De Leeuweg Chief Staff Mem- bers, janet Hickey, and Mary Gaffneyg and Editor-in-Chief, Mike Baker. The staff anticipates winning a high rating in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association competition for school newspapers for this years work. H2 1. - 9 'f! 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A - -' . .L 'L rs: . lk- ,-' ,vt . . 1-' ,- . ' 1 ' ' , . 1 1.1 A u. L 1 ' ' 'A ' 'L . ' 1 A 1 1' ' g . . fb ' -l it . 44 1 1 r 1 ThC Future TC.1ChCfS' Club, .1111'isC11 by Mrs. 10511111 1211101 .11111 Mr. A111c11. gives SfL111CI11S. 111101151111 ' 4,1 k .1 u 4111 .I 'i .A 1 '. '1. ' 11 ' A. 11' 5 '1 141 A Q9 ' '11 1. 'Q A 4' V AS .1 -Vis.: 1 1' , ,vf 1. ' . ' , 1, '- -, U 1 ' - .. ' .f, -..f .-. . b 1 t k 4 I 1 L, t . Y '- I1 W A as . g . as 4' ,7' N .A .L AL U. Y A , X4 A A . ka 4- 'V P5 -- la- -- F016 C616 The Math Clubis main aim is to develop interest and ap- preciation of Mathematics by experiments which would be impossible during class-time. Its officers are: President, Maris Callas, Program Chair- man, Larry Shapirog Secretary- Treasurer, Georgia Callas, with Miss Hahn as advisor. At their meetings the club has featured a treasure hunt, a speech by fellow members and a guest speaker, Professor Dolciani from Hunter Col- lege. Eafzh P The Latin Club, led by President, Joanne Siderits, and advisor, Miss Gates, met regularly during the year to help its members increase their knowledge of Roman and Greek civilization through movies, projects, and other ac- tivities. The club also helped sponsor the Language Club banquet and visited a museum this year. Wusszdzz The purpose of the Russian Club is to study the Russian people, their language and customs, and to get a better knowledge of the past and present Russia. Ably manned by Mike Baker, Presidentg Janet Palmquist, Vice-Presidentg John Russell, Treasure-rg Carol Frandsen, Secretaryg and Miss Martin, Advisor, the club has made two trips to New York City to see Russian movies. Other highlights of the year were: a program with a Russian exchange student on Russian educationg a program with Russian music and a program containing live tapes of Radio Moscow. csfamp The Stamp Club is an organization of collectors whose collections happen to consist of stamps. With the advice of Mr. Weeks they meet monthly to trade des timbres and information about the background and events leading up to the printing of the stamps. lib 71491205 C115 The French Club of Sleepy Hollow High School, under the able guidance of Mr. john Weeks, has been active in promoting interest in France and French culture among its members. This goal has been achieved by speaking French during the meetings, and by various lectures, slides, and informative games. The main event of this club is the an- nual Language Banquet, an event to which all members look forward. The officers are: President, Judy Walton, Vice-President, Linda Langley, Secretary, Susan Goldberg, and . M V' gwgjkiff 1-iigsiii'-414, is 5200, ' Treasurer, Barbara Sing. 'lf' , 11121014 ejrencf The junior French Club. under the guidance of Miss Martin, has organized to give first year French students an opportunity to enjoy the benefits derived from participating in a group while learning about France. This group has taken a trip to New York City, where they ate in .1 French restaurant and saw 11 French movie. Among their other high- lights have been a Mi-Carimen party and a slide-showing lecture by Mrs. Gerard, The officers are: President. Judy Richardsong Vice-President. jackie Giulianog Secretary Kathy Foote, and Treasurer. Loretta Schoen. ramafzos Members are elected on the basis of thexr PICVIOUS work rn the product1on crews and or casts of the school plays The club supports the school dramatlc presentatrons and pro motes rnterest and slxxlls m the Theatre Arts through theatre partres and studro scenes acted before the club Under the dlrectlon of Mxss Kasberger and Presrdent Anne Chad borne the Drama Club put on and staged the popular Man 1n the Bowler Hat XD . . . - U - H ' 1 -1 - H 7 ' I ' ,sf V t 1 9 3 1 A QDFIOQ CZI2Of yjfqll ICQ C IZQSS CIAI6 The Chess Club w.1s organized to promote enjoyment and fellowship through Chess. Members include students who are interested in the game and possess L1 chess set and board. Under their advisor, Mr. XX'eeks, the club sponsors a team which holds competi- tion with other schools .ind groups. The Key to Success lies with the Key Club of Sleepy Hollow. Under the guidance of Mr. john Kennedy and the legdership of Rod Morrito, Presidentg Fred Barton, Vice' Presidentg Hugh Robertson. Secreturyg and Heigo Arslanian. Treasurerg the Key Club has proxed itself in its purpose of serving the community. In addition to taking part in the town government for one drly, the Club .llso performed .1 useful tusk by painting the s.1nd barrels in North Tarrytown, One of their main projects this year was selling soap for their annual trip to BlHg1l1.1H1fOl'1. Their future pllns .ire to put on ,1 childrens show .ind gl cake sale. Cmf Cfzfraczzm CO .Spa150f El Circulo Espanol strives to promote the understanding of Spanish speaking nations and the increasing usage of the Spanish language. It is assisted by its adxisor, Mr. Scheffler, and its officers, President, Kitty Kruger, Vice-President, Doug Macko, Secre- tary, Stephanie Hiller, and Treasurer, Mary Anne Cofone. The club held a successful Pan American Day program, published a newspaper on Spanish American countries and had guest speakers. This year was highlighted by the language banquet which the Spanish Club sponsored. Lzferary Wagazzhe This year, for the first time in Sleepy I-lollow's history, a Literary Magazine was pub- lished as a showcase for the best efforts of student authors. The publications editor was Barbara Brotherson, who worked closely with the advisor. Miss Miller, to produce .L magazine of high quality which surprised the student body with its contents and con- tributors. The Student Patrol was organized this year under the auspices of the G.O. to help manage the traffic problem in school during noon hours, fire drills, assembly programs and athletic events. Captain Tom Ramlow heads the Patrol, which recruits its members from all four classes, making willingness to serve, reliability, leadership, and cooperation the basis for selection. The Skin Diving Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Brown, is interested in the perfection of its underwater skills and the increased understanding of the equipment involved. The various branches of underwater science, such as marine biology and spear fishing, are also being explored. Among the highlights of this club have been a skin diving expedition to Lake Mahopac, underwater films, and a lecture by Phil Amero, an ex-Navy frogman and diving instructor. Its officers are President, William Scherer, Vice- President, jack Palmer, Secretary-Treasurer, Esther Imperator. 7 6 U N Q a r 5 .ff is J I. f 7 The Varsity Club was organized this year to encourage sound sportsmanship, leader- ship and other such qualities which add to the prestige of our athletic and school sys- tems. It also hopes to augment student interest in the sports program. The club, led by President Frank Scappaticci, Vice-President Wesley Trunko, Treasurer Jerry Gagliardi, Secretary Jimmy Patterson, and Sergeant at Arms Douglas Macko, will raise money through outside projects to finance the purchase of blazers for all members. Their ad- visor, Mr. Bachar, assists the club in arranging for an annual interclass and an intraschool faculty basketball game as an athletic night involving the entire student body. The Rifle Club, with Mr. O'Toole as its advisor, was organized to help interested boys develop, with the greatest safety possible, a skill in the handling of rifles. This year's president is George Anderson and although the club has not been too active this year, the members hope to arrange a busy schedule of rifle meets with other schools. 7 6 97? f Q C' f 6 l73 ,,4,l!f s The Girls' Athletic Association hopes to create an interest in physical recreation among the girls of our school. It also plans to organize extra athletic activities for all girls and to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit. They have sponsored a basketball playday, faculty-student volleyball game and will sponsor a picnic in the future. They will initiate a sports award banquet for all girls' sport award winners and start a tradition in this manner. OFFICERS. Left to right: Harriet Merwin, Ann Chiidbnurne. Barbara Tuhal. Mary Beth Moore. fam Wafo C A new addition to Sleepy Hollow's activities is the Ham Radio Club. It is assisted by its advisor Mr. Stearns, and their officers, President Peter Barbella, Vice-President Eugene Ber- nald and Secretary-Treasurer Man- fred Breunken. As its first accomplish- ment, it hopes to obtain ham radic licenses for all its members and to eventually start a radio station here in he school. 9 7 f 5 7 Y f I kv. Under the able guidance of Miss Wright. Jacqueline, Valerie Miller, Maria Callas and Judy Richardson, the U.N. club has strived to impress upon its members the im- portance of the United Nations. The club has taken an exceedingly prominent part in our school activities, such as their presentation of an assembly program entitled Declara- tion of Human Rights Day, written by President Guilano. Other highlights of the year included a trip to the United Nations, and participation by a majority of the members in a national contest. Q-Ol D v 9' gnu. PC L. sir 5 'I A fl i' we .f I wi '-1. ms. M-...., 'lu 4 QM' Bugs F7 Q gg lj 5pu1'i-5 N 1 l L U 1 'Y 1, 51.1 ,JH if 4: 'S fi 7 Ready . . . set . . . X700f6ag Rl'h'R2 ' cgcfeofuk J L'NIOR VARSITY SQUAD Plcglsantvillc Edison Tech Scarsdalc Pcckskill Mamaroneck Port Chester Ossining U fu11 T111 L0.x! Loy! Lon Lon LUN! Alf' ' , . J ,f ' R' 'A -'x I I I 3 . I . I. ,L , N 'N I 'M I if Q- In ' P El ' ng - ,. vu W ,Jigs .1 L1-L, lf 915211 Tim! 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VanStcen Perry Kelly Dctcmhci' 12 19 26 Bo 'l.1nu.ii'y 2 9 16 25 50 February 6 12 20 March 12 1959 IYUQOI' FGC Sixth Annual Bishop Louqhlin Games A A L' Invitational Relays A A L' Invitiitioml Relays lst Annual Stcpinac Games New York University Meet Stepingi: Dcxclopmcnt Meet Cardinal Hayes Invitational St. lfriincis Gaines Stepiriac Invitational All-Area Coaches and Officials Section N Y L' Track Meet National Championships High School Intcrsectional Trail: Meet INDOOR TRACK SQL AD CARSON MCDANIEL Semwz I CIIHIIIPIOII All Counlj Yelernon , , . h ' F Vie' . 14. .W , 2.1 Vi, gf. Ay v v I 4 x if '.,7f-gg: S -Qi ' -5 TL 'f' A. ,F 4 'f f' - 'L QS 1 fi ' k M -Hy A . 9? f W ' M, x . 'gm xg 'wgiyfa at 0 1 Q, '5 :Lv up Jw? 1, Y agml K 'iw N? 3 mug, api A if 11 4 .- .Qld inf m?'5'+f5' M W W w '-FM ' A A ,,b, fm- Y'!' 2 -V- -E9 N ..,,, ,. vi, 1 ik 'VP A 'f 5.LJ'.?:2 Q ,,, , 2 . -Wi? 4:10 Zi' wwf .ff hm ' L gg 1, 'gun K V , an gresfm en SEASON RECORD 6 AND Stepinac 3 , ,,, , , , 35 Childrerfs Village Y, H V 35 Preston ,,,, , , , 25 Ridge , 35 Stepinac , ,, , 34 Greenburgh ,S ,, 43 Ossining ,, 38 BASKETBALL SQUAD 1 A Briggs bucket 1 CHEERLEADERS gSTll if 6711 Scarsdale Hackley Rye Nyack Fox Lane Ossining John Jay R. LANGE 8 . giill D. ESTRICH 5 Y s f arszgy resffkzy aaa' K. DALTON Rye John jay Clarkstown Peekskill M. A. john jay Ossining Fox Lane L. BARTOLUZZI K' wr 5 X I is ,, , X , If s P. LANGE The fast stepping Horsemen Soccer Team wound up its season with an impressive record of 9 Wins and 4 losses and the honor of having four of its men named to the all county squad. These include Alfredo Regino, Claude Stampa, Richard Lee, and Ed Baker. S.H. 2 S.H. 6 S.H. 9 S.H. 0 S.H. O S.I-I. 7 MCHY LEE Nyack ,,,s.,,, Spring Valley Yorktown , Bronxville , Rye Neck , john jay, OCCQI' 5 SH o s.H 3 s.H 5 S.H 3 S.H 2 s.H Spring Valley Ossining ,,,,, Scarsdale . Bronxville . Iohn Jay , Rye Neck ,, , ED BAKER x 3 4 5 2 V52 is K gui 2 FIELD EVENTS X ecfzon I2 ass 96012 UCCQSSIUQ Apnl Aprll Apnl Aprll Ma May Ma May May Port Chester R e appaqu Scarsdale Edlson Tech Mamaroneck Ossmmg Peekskdl WCCC Conferenc HL RDLES l40 HIGH JUMP fd of 0122 ,UI ODS Qdl' SPRINTERS For the second successne year Sleepy Hollow s Thlnclads haxe captured the Sectron One Class B Track Champronshrp The 1960 season promnses to be ewery brt as successful wrth the return of All County select1ons Cornellus Ada1r QQuarter rn1le and Broad jumpj and Carson McDan1el QH1gh jumpj Other neterans who wxll be ump and Sprlnts lmmy Patterson and Larry johnson QHalfm1le and Mrle Stan Swartz Wes Trunlso and Wayne Carpenter QShot and Drscus DISTANCE RL IN IN ERS counted on heavily are: Charles johnson and joe Smith CSprintsjg jerry Johnson QHigh J ' Ds J' ' - ' ' Ds , ' D. CD April April April April April May May May May May May Mzly' May Jgf 6121215 4 11 14 25 26 Z 5 9 11 16 23 26 31 Pleasantville Pleasantville Fox Lane Mamaroneck Eclgemont Port Chester Fox Lane Ossining Haverstraw Scarsdale Peekskill White Plains Conference Meet April April April April April May May May May May May May Scarsdale Fox Lane Mamaroneck Chappaqua Ossining Peekslcill Fox Lane Scarsdale Chappaqua Mamaroneck Ossining Peekskill 2 4 Ffyszbag as as W Q12 fag I J in -1 I W. :, V 3. fgswf 'W-45,4 'Pis ik I X Yu, ing, W' Wh if Ag W- vm W... gf, Q. 5 3 x Q i at 3, 5 ,I K., 2 ! f 5,0 2? , rf C, 4 1 SE , 3, . wi pq., X Inari!!! 9 x P DYE' 50 ' f Qiivx K ,I I 5 12 . 7 J N ' ff V my X Q vo1.1.12Y1sAL14 Q X X Z X X4 5 JW ,.,, X3 'ff 4' A XT J V X. -3 X5 -A x x Xxx.j Y, N J VX . VA XJ 1 XY J . v J '63, V rJ ,VV 1 xl X X -J 9 M11 -J ' ,, ,z v , J Q fx X . if K M . , K, J if J N. A K vbxxx .N L' 4 X 'QW VN Y K X Q11 x QKXVBOKSUQL' , JK D H. W +1 P r - A ! I, im Hold it? FIELD HOCKEY g ,.....YWW'. .- I x. Manager XV, TOLBERT DRILL SQUAD 1 ' T In n ' I 1 v .k .. I 7' cf '.,, . , fs in .. ,..,., , Ax? K if 1 6 Ni! 5 L X I W 5 'yn K 2, ciofzhy offs 976 ,- 52 www 1 . VLX , qf B A 1 i J in I if ,,,f. 1 X1 kyrrr if ' , ii 5 , A W' r Ek wi fi 2 m W ZA' i i 1 i i H? p 0 32 cr, SLEEPY HOLLOW' FACT LTY .,j.'.fv-D-' 2 points! XY'ho mid the seniors are going tu win? Come on, boys! To the victors belong the spoils. Excuse mc Y Rcl'munJ Y ww SW' WASHINGTON IRVING FACULTY 253 'x A4 Q- , -5-4' x., y . IJLMIEEQQ-J ,, 'F' 'EW ET -G L J . ' V 'is Z1 4, f 'V L,