Suffern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Suffern, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

Suffern lligh School : w . 1,58 ,V ...M V- . ual Sill MSI lil' an .sn Vu. till nil -n un illl nn uv YW? .U fu an ALMA MATER Nestling in ll peaceful valley. Stands Sulfern High. 'Round her banners we will rally As years go by. To her teachings we are clinging To her tributes we are bringing, As we raise our voices singing, Qld Suffern High. llElllCA'l'I0 The Class of 1947 gratefully dedicates the yearbook, Panorama, to Allied- Avon Products, Inc. Their generous gift has made possible the erection of a Memorial Stadium and an addition to the present athletic field. With just pride, the students of Suffem High School acknowledge with appreciation this contribution to the youth of the community. Gift of ALLIED-AvoN PRODUCTS, INC. IN MEMORY Of DAVID H. MCCONNELL, JR. 4 FUREIHIIHI A5 xxc. cnrcr ln crl of xx orld dLC1SIOUS xxc xx1l1 rcmcm bar our xc1r5 in bumrn H1gh School 15 the most x 1lu1blc: 1n our 11x cs XX Q xx1l1 lx burcr prLp1rcdtomcctth15 Lh'1OI1C xxorld bcmusc of our snhool our xxorlx 1nd our pllx hue Nimx hue muh pos51lwlL our Lon1n1cr1nQn1cnt-our pu tha IIXIWIXLFS tha Hom! of Idualnon thc All1LdAxon Irodunts Inn hlxn 1s515rLd us tha C1155 of 19 47 to grid nun IFLINIYLLI to UM our pl1CL5 III I1fL It IS our Llrmst hom th xr tha 51111155 of our C1155 xmrnbnrs xx 1lI rcfkct Qruht upon our Alml M mr buncrn H1 vh Snhool 5 Y I A ' 4 77 a 'I A A 4 . I A A 2 V g I 1 1 1' 1 1 ' A ' - '- ' 1 - cms and our tcuclwrs lmxc 5trix'cn to fit us for thc futurcg 1 . , . 1 . 2 r . 2 .- A 'A .U ' 12 , . L . - - 1 l - 1 - . . -I 1 . - W . V L 1 A . i N- Q, ' . 'Br It 3 Si Bllilllll 0F EIIUUATIUN On closing one period of life and on entering another, the Class of 1947 feels very grateful to the Board of Education. They have maintained a school with the best educational and extra-curricular facilities in the state. We extend to them our sincere thanks for their worthy efforts in making our years at S.H.S. so pleasant and profitable. 6 MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1947: Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1947. You have fulfilled a desire, attained an objective and found a new beginning. The objective has been in many cases the acquiring of charted knowledge, or receipt of formal certification or granted oppor- tunity for further study. These seeming objectives are really only means, means carrying you inexorably toward the development of a total personality, good or bad, which will benefit or retard man- kind. I hope that your subjects and classes have provided you with the knowledge to think clearly and honestly and in addition have served as laboratories for the development of sound judgments, for the achievement of selfless devotion to high ideals, and for the attainment of respect and appreciation for all mankind. at home and abroad. May the memory of our Uruguayan visitor, Miss Bea- trice Lopez Monestier, ever be a reminder that the world is small and that we are all truly neighbors. Again congratulations upon your graduation from high school. I hope that the education gained through the elementary and sec- ondary schools of this school district has kindled a desire for further learning and has helped prepare you for the greater tasks ahead. FosTER S. BROWN Sllp67l'iJi7Zg Principal, xxx ' gig.,-1-1-f X' '17 5 , 491 TO THE CLASS OF 1947: You've lived your high school years upon the hill In classrooms hitherto untenanted. Immeasurably your class has helped to forge Distinctive patterns of activity. From neophitic frosh to cap and gown! Congratulation-full and unrestrained! As time gives you a recollective mood, Draw forth a clipping here and there, A medal, or the program of your prom, Memento of a championship hard-won, And most important still your cherished ann A Panoramic view of life at school. If these can measure satisfactorily The culture and the knowledge each has wrought Into his way of life, then all is well. However, proofs of educated men Lie not in souvenirs but useful deeds And contributions of enlightenment. How fairly do you treat your fellow men? How squarely do you face your daily tasks? How brightly lighted is your inner self By music, and the arts, and literature? Here is the challenge to create anew A world community of honor and respect. LESTER E. RoUNDs, High School Principal. S ual- 18 u 3 N.. Slllllllll AIIVISIIR MISS RIDLEY, whose tireless efforts have spurred us on to greater achieve- ments, we are most grateful. MISS MIX, who has worked with us and understood us, we extend our sincere thanks. MR. ZVVART, who has continually worked in our benefit, we express appreciation. FAUULTY ffffi If, 7355 0000 UO U30 ' ooo QQCD O00 00310 CJ PT' I 00:0 Qif H NQ1 hi. gap, QQG QQ ,L-1 ml h , Jil --L 'V TNA fmw Q , 1 X f 1 ' I f' -A 1 I dj 1' Q ' N '- J: '-, 1 A 'f' , 3, O W J-A ff 1 ' ' 3 1 ! '11 H -1 1 1 f 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 l 11 4 lv R 1 : 1 1 1 5 1' IM , 1 1 Q 11 1 1 11 41 K f 1 ,' I X I ' aj ' 1 1 +f 1 1 I X , 1 1 1 N X X 1 1 5 1 E. 1 f' inf ,. 1 Q W . 'ff' A, 4 . Z 1 NEIL ABELL General Scmcncc and Btolobx fl ,,.. JANE? H CULLEN tt .nd 5 . gh' 6 Q- 3 JOYCE BOLT Home Economlcs BVI-TY DXVYINR Phxsmcll Etlucitlon mir' N BLKNCI-IE BRENIER ROBERT BLTHLER EX 'K FLAPP Dress Valxlnk Il1LlLlSIfl1lAfI9 Xlusxc ...gk ARNOLD ELLERIN LAWRLNCI CALLAGHER umm Hlgh Subjects Engllsh PETER IxURACHElx HELFN HEI' I GILBERT IONI-S JOSEPH hENNY Nursc Tratlts Carpcntrx I-1,5505 Plus s1c.1lEducat1on 95 HERMAN LARE DOLORES LAN FINBL RG N IRGIYIA LOINERGAN BERT LX OIN Industrial Arts jumor I-Ixgxh English Secretary Speech and Dramatncs and Socxal Studmcs 10 Wfdv fha-AQ' I-IOPE IIATHEWAY Tumor Hugh I:FlgllSl1 ntlSoc1alStutl1c.s NIARY LA BARBTRA Surctarx gg-6 K1 ILLIAM MAHAIXEY jumor Hugh Niathcmaucs , I ll I, I . 6 X X 1- fl, 1 y X ,155 I ! J -A ' 5' - i, ' , X ' X -1 U Q f U '- I 'I Q I ' I ,f X' - X. I 2 I .. .K ' - 'Z 1 .CK Ax ' I II 1 'I ' I 1 I, 4 . 'A El 1 l E J .N I 'nz 'T ', CNQ 5 l - - l 'I ' 13 :Q 1' ' 4 I ' 4 lf L il .fi X I I 4 K X A I K Yu 1161-I -lf I Nd 5 W K A '.. 4 f a I 1 sy ' ,I X V , ,K gr' 1. . 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JOSEPH RONIANI C FRTRI DI' ROI SHORNI Commercxal Qgqrgggn Iumor HIIJI I'ngI1sI1 NIus1c SPHDISTI and boual Srudnci -,qw H 131 inf ,,..I-1 I3 S 'W' 'J Kill :fbi VARY Rl 550 C LII FORD SHTITITLD IOSTPH SMITH VIYCTNIT SNIITH QCCVCIUS Phxslc 11 Illuoarxon Sucmc 1mIM.1tI1un.1r1ns Agriculture 'is Ii-I XVAI TTR SQL IRIS ALFILLIIIUYL v, A tv VV f A 77 GEORC-'II 5 I ANGLER IOSEPH ST LAWRENCE DOROTHY XVALKFR HELYIN WANAINIAKER CARDNIIR WATTS Commcrcnal Dnrecror Phxsxnal Educatnon Hmm Economncs Vonauonal Guxdamc Lng,I1sh and Soual Studles Athlerncs H Q ,-. ...-. V I 1 V ,,:T. 9 i 5 I ' f ' ' 4 I., J - I , ' 1' I I . f 4 f 4 . H 'U i , I 3 1 ' 7 v . L A A A A ' 1. ,- . , -f ,V 'E- I 4 la- . -'I wi V ' . if 1 I I ' I I I 1 I 1 Q ' V I . lv H ' 'xv 3 tv 'K A ' , l' I I I- N ' -Q Q. 15 , Y ' ' I W T ' PEW' I S-.Lg-: Q:-g - - -.LI 1 I . I 7-In Q . ' ?i'::r'5h,.-r:- J . -. x 2'-'-'GLS :Bit - A 1 2-Z. ' ' rlifrf-' , ,f . E 3 E 'I f I L f 21- 1. H . -:,,,.1:. A Iv I , ET' '.r..gf,a , 5: - ui? 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'Z if DONALD ALEXAIN DLR Don He mn! lrltle bu! to Ike pnrpure Iootball 1 7 9 4 Basketball 1 Tratlt NXrestl1ng., l 7 Boys Chorus l Rod and bun Club Drrxcrs Club 4 Ambrtron Athletrc Coath Future Plans Navy DORIS BAIRD A true Ju ec! mul an! nrrpfrmz frrurd A zraamred QI t rom begrmrnzf, to and unror Red Cross l Treasurer of HR l ipanrsh Clubl 7 3 Stagecraft 7 Mt Echo 7 9 A freshman Plas Sophomorn Plax Xcarboolt Staff Dramant Club 7 4 Chorus w Mrxctl Chorus Q Athlctrg Scrxrt On' 7 a 4 Nat1on.1lHonor9oc1Ltx u 4 K C1555 i947 9 N-LL.u-Auf X' 52' Ambrtron Commercl tl Drtss Dcsrgntr Fu ture Plans Collcg.,e tfornclll S 3 1 i an Sv-e I5 al GERALD ANDERSON erry Perfection 171 appearanfe IJ lx zaluabfe aiirrblzle Student Councrl 1 Lrsteners Club 7 Xirxcd Chorus 7 9 4 Boss Chorus 3 4 Bandl -4 Ambltron Niusrc Tea her Future Plans bntlecldecl FRANCES BA RTONI ll 1101111 talk Lord buzz zz Iafkei B nt 1 a 4 Dramatrc Club 7 u 4 Nilxcd Chorus 7 a 4 Grrls Chorus 2 w 4 Sewer 3 4 Dancmg 1 Lrsteners Club 7 Ambrtlon To learn to llx Future Plans Beautzcran W1 Ti 'Q '45 V-'- ' l I : Q bf . 4 Ty O ' P C U 'N' ' wx , A , V9 cu 1 . 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V-,Y-1 ,461 j- 'Y'-'L L C' I . x N I 1 Y Y A 7 P 'C' I X ' ' , ' v ' I ' V, h . mg, . mx 177'-1 f P 39' on ARTHUR BULL Arne The Ind u 1:10 1: quzeler than all the rest Men of feu u onli are utualll rbe un Bandl 2 9 4 Rod and Cwunl 4 Football 4 Svsm Bachelor Club -I Physncs Club 3 Mlxed Chorus4 Ambmon bndecrdcd Future Plans Mer chant Marme JANIES B'1 RINE Redhead Yberer laughter nz there Iruh eyes A za' blarncg on flame lzpf l 7 7 4 Baseball 7 v -4 Yrce Presn nt Class 7 DHYICIUQ 1 el Bachelor Club 4 if Blology Club 7 Ambmon Phssrcal Educatron Coach F ture Plans P G Class 1947 M 94 fy -i YY4 I8 -aa' HERBERT BUNTING Herbxe Aarure zluzgned 14: to be happy and 5771I1171g Roland C un 7 Dancmgl 7 w 4 Bachelor Club u 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 4 Ambrtlon Nlcchanzt I uture Plans Work mg, at garage and travel GERALDINE CARLOLGH erry A 411161 manner but umrome Relrmonl 7 5 Span1shClubl 2 Chorus 7 4 Drums: Club -I Grrls Shop 3 Hall Curde a Dramatnc Club a Intramural Bas ltetbal 3 Cheerleadxng Club 7 Cafeterra 1 Ambntlon To trawel to South Amerrca Fu ture Plans Pnvate Secretary 755 . 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U I ,l . l ,. - l 'H Football 1, 2. 5. 4, Co-Captain 49 Basitetbg -- Q3 5 ' t A fl Q ' 9 -xjvjg hui. fg 1- 'E , .1 - -1 A . . 4 ,aa jf by 2 1 ly 2.3. 7 ' I 'I I f al A ' J f I f X ' 7 , - A k ' rl ' -J J -1 M: . ,luv ,r 42 Q 5 I: l .7 ' J af f 7ifh,'1'v3 ' 'x ! - 7 In I :ul Class TERESA CATALNESE Terry I Hzld of manner gentle of been French Club2 3 4 Sewing Club 3 Driving Club 4 Religionl 2 3 GleeClub1 2 Ambition To be an aviatrix Future Plans To travel GUY CHENH A fdlltef fr the cure for ez erg ez xl Ambition To own a ranch Future Plans Undecided 44 ANTHONY CE NTENO Tony Napoleon uar alfa zz httle man Wrestlingl 7 3 Co Captain Footballl 2 3 4 Cooking 3 4 Ambition Undecided Future Plans Trav MARILYN CHRISTIE Chris Amlbnzg lm! 4 quzet lzfe Intramural Basketball 7 Spanish Club l I junior Red Cross I Girls Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Stage Craft 3 Bowling 3 Yearbook Staff Athletic Serwice2 3 4 Dra matics Club 4 Girls Shop 3 Ambition Travel FuturePlans College I9 X a 1 C f - J f A L' ,, . ,, ,. . 1 . U , , . , XA -Y.. , , I s W X- ' --s - ' i v n , , , , , - ,. , Y V - , el. ,, . . , ,, - -1 ' , 2 33 Mt. Echo 2. 43 Riding Club 1,43 Dancing L C, X 1 ' l 5 fr' -as 1 Nfl x I! I, 'i - , ' 3? '38 Sv-4y -g PHILIP CLARKSON Class Phl II1 ou n though!! are mm ber! rompanronf X rctorw Corps I Camera Club I Prolectmon Club 7 Scrence 3 Dancmg, 3 Rorl and Gun I Drnvrng 4 Ambrtnon Screntrst Future Plans Work BARBARA COLLISHAW Collre To make the u ofld a frrendlg place She short r to zt a frzendb face Staaecraftl 2 Latm Clubl 2 3 Treasurer of H R 3 Secretary of H R I Presrdent of HR 7 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Mt Echo4 Glee Club 7 Danclng 7 3 Xearbook Staff Ath mural Basketballl 7 3 -I Grrls ShopJ Ambrtron Advertrsrng future Plans Col ege fry! nj Nj M ANDREW CODISPOTI Andy Gzrlr dont barber me not much Footballl 2 3 4 CoCapta1n4 Basketball 7 3 4 Intramural Basketballl Wrestlrng I Intramural Wrestlrng 2 Scrence Club 3 4 Treasurer of Class2 Danc1ng3 4 Sports Club 4 Ambrtron U S Forengn Servrce Future Plans College CC-eorgetownj JAMES CONKLIN m A grand penonzzlzly behind a :by exferror Rod and Gun 4 Mctorv Corps I Spamsh ClubI 2 Sc1enceClub1 2 3 I'ootball2 5 Baseball 2 3 4 NWrestlrng 3 4 Stage Lrght rng 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Ambmon To be a success Future Plans Navy 1534 --1' r, fr A 4 - Rv J Q A Y' mfg, .. -1.. .. ., -- ' yn ' ' 1 11 ., 1 1 . 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ESTHLR Gb RNIQE Tma Her e as are LIIIIPIA her mule U guy A 1111 ffl! rl ad arzfxhe haf ber ua Spamsh Club I 7 Dancmg, 2 5 Presxdent of ArhlencScrx1cc 7 v Glrls Chorus2 Cheer ILZILIIYIQ I bacruarx of HR I Ambmon Traxel Furure Plans Secretary GLORIA HIQRBI RT Re A marry Hart ibut falagbl at fare Danclng 7 I bhopa Ambmon Amst Future Plans ArrSchool 'Z' Class 1947 SHIRLEY HLLMS Lurly Cwmzl III warmer wil rcaf for fun Dancxng, 7 n Bnxxllnxg, u Glu Club 2 Band I Inrramur.1lB.1slxcrbaIl 7 7 Ambmun To be A model future Plans Lndccxded XX ILLIAM HILL Wllllc ll b rlvrmfl I Norm ll J Jbonlll gel gram .uk I Iuorla 7 3 Basclwa X mmm Corp I Prcsnlent of Rod and Gun Ambmon To be a success Future Plans College Ulu 25 ix x . A 1 I, ,, lk lj-.,qJ .. V ..,4., AIM' ' A' Ju ,ul , 1 gf' 'fy-K Q V' ,jg ' ll 5 A I J- K X AT, is b V l x ' v A t , .-. . I n H H X ' ', L 4 X 47' 1 V'4' Ll Tr .PIL 7 all ,,, ,Q - 112. 3.Alg ' ' ' AIQ Blolngy wg Bachelors Club. v f, - . 1 . , 1 . 1 . F , I . ulxgm , . 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J A 5, D4 J' MY 1- Class 9 1947 fvvx MW 5- V Y I 29 MARILYN MECUM yn Of ber ue kzmu bu! lzltle but Ike lztf e u e krzou ue lzlie Press Club 4 Assembly Management Ambntron To be a buyer Future Plans School MICHAEL MEHALEK Mrke IVII am! d77lblfl071 har be Wrestlrngl 2 3 4 Captarn 3 Football 7 3 Track2 3 4 Baseball3 RCIIBIOHI Z 3 'rctory Corpsl 7 Boys Servxce Squad 7 3 Dancing Club 3 4 Boys H1 Y 3 HR alesman 3 Dramatrc Club I 1 Ambrtron To make a success of whatever I enter Future Plans-College J 5,4 N rx, I' f A 1' V X ,V , K F w 'ix li-'N' V In 4-N rf, 'il r, r' ' Q V XJ S, .A C' gill xx 5 A 1 Y' no a D t Y' X a x D by A -A' A' M' , 7- :Af-J 3'A wx lv , X , Q ' . - 5 ' Ak T qv . '. S -iff' .42 ..i ,, ..L .. H , ' ' .ff ff , , - V, - I 9 1 ' 7:1 . L I - 5 fa ,Ja - - ..,', g V Ae-, ,4: ' Ambition-Toy travel. . Future Plans-Col- I . .'.4,Q - ,Q A kv, s a Z,-1 v' ,I ivbi f2': J-7 n ,Q Q ' ' ,-. I 1' . .15 Z ' .. 1 , . . 'A X vi 1 1 ,- . , , I r X s Vg t I' I . 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J 6 I PAUL VILLAROQA Irrsh Man U made great b5 hu ou n skrll loothalll 7 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Base hall 7 3 4 Track 5 4 Ambrtron Coach Future Plans College lMontana Polytechnic lnstrtutej NWILLIAM WEBB I Succeu 1.r hu amz both for 703 and for fume Presnclent of Freshman Class Presndent of rus 4 Ambrtron To own a farm rn lndlana Fu ture Plans To get rn a Mrdvsestern College 4121 i 'x O Class 1947 37 Q 'lm W? CLORIA WAGNER It it a frremlln hear! tba! bat plenty of friend! Latm Club 2 Dramatrc Club l Arts and Crafts 1 2 Gxrls Stunts Book Club 2 1 Grrls Chorus 1 2 Bxology 3 Ambrtron Psxcholognst Future Plans Col ege BRUCE WELKER Patzenre 11 fbe bert remedy for ezery trouble Rod and Gun 2 Mxxed Chorus 4 Ambltron Mrllronarre Future Plans Work 1' an 9 -f rr .J C, .f Q ' V ' V V ' L I -' ' 1 .1 y' . .. . l 1' M ,V r 5, 1 K r F' 4 If , 4 ' JW 'ff' J at 4 fa Bu My . 'Z . lp m, fly ' ' . , junior Classg Band Manager 43 Mixed Cho- J, ... V , ' 1 - ,M ' A ,Q . as pl ' .L If l D ' C A f K '-' l , S. 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' 44 IN ame Klnnger Elsle Lrchenstem Dons Mapes Ons Nfaresco Dort Marrano Florence Marsden George Niartrn Robert NlcCorm1ck Mary a MCK6ChHl6 Mary Ann Mecum Marrlyn Meehan Thomas Mehalek Mrchael 'virele Carmen Mrele Marte Nfirllspaugh Janxce Moran Catherlne Morrow Wrllram Mycek Irene Natl Margaret Nrmal Carlton Oldfield Wxllram Orth Ioan Prroso Dorothy Powell Evelyn Quackenbush Seely Rrttendale Louls Rothaupt Robert Salamon Rrchard Shrckle Emrly Seeley Dorothy Shenrse Lorna Sherwood DllYKOl'Il1 Srsco Donald Smrth Ruth Sovak Helen Spanos Wtcholas Steyes jack Sutherland Beverly Van Dunk Abra Van Dunk Geraldrne Vrllarosa Paul Wagner Glotra Webb Wrllram Whalen Rtchard Welker Bruce Wheeler Elorse Whrttaker Carol Wrllrams Bruce Woodcock George Tllll Gllllll Remembered For Betng absent Frrendltness Cuttrng rn Grgglrng Good humor Stones Betng slow Achrcyements Sports un Brains Good appearance Smale ust bcrng nrce Drmples Athletrc abrlrty Happy go lucky vyay Berng cute Loudness Actrng Quretness Cheerleadrng Beautrful skxn Easy way Cars Basketball Hrs walk Berng the fall guy Her dancrng Flrrtrng Alyy at s berng friendly Skrppy Hrs walk 'wir Jones Her hart Berng dramatrc Trcklrshness Her harr Quxetness Her grggle Sports Returnrng Hrs vut Hrs looks Betng a lunror Her musrc Red harr Populartty Blushrng lVor5t Crzme Health Andy Blueprrnts Tellrng yokes Gym classes Hrs lrne Homeyx ork Lafayette Theatre Baby slttrng Mrchrgan men Car Xvhrstle stop Trapprng Hams 8: Company Baby talk Dxsagreerng vs rth referees Sloatsburg Breakxng fingernanls Paterson Berng concerted lxot smtlrng Sleepy Poutmg Cute looks Greenwood Lake Maktng norses Throvung the bull Drsagreemg Talkrng Iallmg tn love Navy Shy ness Trapprng Gym class Laughlng Hrs OIZKIODS Perlod I Good looks 1 day' ln school Paterson Women Leavrng Indtana gurls Nitss Ocklers Englrsh class jornrng Semots 6th Street Thrnktng Pool hall Out of town gtrls Pet Peez e Leaymg Butler Chalk drav-rngs Anythrng that causes death Lrttle v- hrte hes Men snatchers Women Grrls Krddre Shows Strarght harr Catttness Student Councrl INot bcrng tall Relatrves Stunts Short harr Concerted people School Englrsh 5 o clock Passes Englrsh French Gettmg up rn the mornrng Quxetness The younger generatron Brg guys Hrs mckname Frank Srnatra Senror boys Brunettes Concerted sarlors Dentrsts Game vy atdens Carrots Classncal mustc Mrsuntlerstandrngs ClXll1Z3IlOH Brothers and ststers Hlstory Danny Small famtltes INorsy nenghbors Catty vs omen Open the door Rrchard Money Imcknames Cocoanut Mr Gallagher Blonde vu omen , T , , . h ' Y ' ' A A , .5 , . 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Y' , , y V ' 1 ' ' Y A l 45 CMB lll 0111 September 191s XXllUCSSCLl the entr.1nee of the 11rst freshmen el1ss 1nto the new 111511 sehool It w IS th beg1nn1ng of ID ILIIXC 1nd St1lLCSSfL11L11SS Remember the bond drne when we rused S O00 1nd The H1ppy Iourney to Trenton 1nd C 1mden' XX e sm the llfSI5LI1lOf du 111 S H S 1y1le1 e t111t ye1r lHklklL e ded1e1t1on of e 1ool 1 ool re 1111 el nngee t us XX1th the Treshne tL,flelL11IlOH 1nd d1nee we ended our 11rst ye1r 111 o11r new S H S Ihe followmg September fo11nd us b1ele for 111other ertele ll 11DIT1OfI1llIX The Sprung rI'O1lL our Sopho more Prom w 15 one of o11r eontr1but1ons tt sehool 5lJL11l l1fe Next LIIUC the Memor11l Orgrtn proyeet XXl1lLl1 w1s p1rtly f1n1nced by the pl1y Cry Huoe The ennre sehool eo operated to m1lee th1s pl1y 1 sue eess Another yenture w IS T11e X71ll 1nt XX e 1I'1'1XCLl to beg1n our luntor ye1r III September 13 Th1s w IS the ye1r we slw our te tehers let the1r harr down and put the orgtn fund oxer the top w1th the F1Culry Fumbles XX e d 1need am1d w 1gon wheels 1nd Cornstalks at the Moonltght Hary est our Iumor Prom XX 1ll y ou ey er forget the n1ght of the H 1XCI'SU'I1XX b1sleetb1ll g1me when we ehnched our elum on the hrst b1sleetb1ll t1tle ID INUIC th1n 1 klLLlLlL' Or the LllU'f'lplUUSl1lp w I'CSIl1IlcL1 squ1d' Then e 1n1e September 19 45 when one l1L1I1elI'CLl of us .1rr1x ed XXlIl1 one 11m to gr1du 1te XX e eleeted our OHILCIS 1nd entrenehed ourselxes ID the Qlflllfll for our l1st ye 1r In sp1te of the dow npour the ded1e'1t1on xenture w lb the 1nnuf1l Sen1or pl1y 1n our e 1se Noth 1ng But the Truth The b1sl-eetball se1son sftw mother SH S PSAL eh1mp1onsh1p te 1m Our money makmg projects fl'llS yeetr were m1ny' refreshments after gllfllb the Semor pl1y 1nd l1st but not le 1st the Semor rumm tge s1le CLNS WILL XX e the Ll1ss of 191 Inst of 111 leue to 111 future eltsses Sutiern H1s,h Sehool IU whose w '1llS we h1xe been sheltered the 11st four ye1rs XXe w1sh to p1ss on to you the sueeess or our proms dr1m1t1e produe IIODS 1nd other student 1et1y1t1es Seeondly we le1xe to you the Mefsonnell F1eld 1nd stldtum 1nd w1th these the 'lIl'llCIlL 1 ILIOIICS 1IklL7L1ISI1Ilel ng sportsmm sh1p w h1eh hue been w1tnessed there Ot1r sehol.1st1e 1w 1rds we w1ll to you 1n the hope t111t you w1l1 add many more to them XVe 1lso gne 1nto your leeepmv the Memorul Organ wh1eh stmds IS 1 symbol of XX'orld XX If ll 1nd hope th1t you connnue to appre e11te 1nd enyoy lf F1IYllly we hope th1t your student body w 1ll work together to m1lte Suffern 1 better sehool l 1 WT 7 , 4 -v V , y .V . ',' 5 H L 1 ,, -f x 1 . -1 v 1 ' A 1 Q. ' ' 1 1 Q ' ' '1- -Q ' .fl , .,C.'1 . A ' 111 A .j L V 'S 2 L 1 '1 ' the ' 1 ' th' sel 3 the-n we felt .ts 'f the ' 1 A ' A ' ' ' 5 1 f sch A. 1' b A1 1-1 o 1 A ' -, 1 '11 . . , . , . .'- . A A A ll 1 - 1 A S2 1' A ' S 1 'As 1 , '., V 1, ' QM y, 1 . 1 . 1- . 'S 4 'h r S . . 1 - , -. , . . . . . ' ' 1 y K y I ' - of lX1CConnell Field found most of us present, Our next - '- - , . S . . - v , , - 1 ' ' QS ' 1 1 ' 1 . ' ' 'L H ' LSL 5 ' ' . 'A 2 , ' ' W 1 y l A I 1 1 ' l i',L 1' L' V 1 1 'rl X V ' L L , L A ' , '- Q 1 I , 1 1 1- s . ' -A , N 'A 'J - ' . - ,A -. Q-1 Q -2 -. -' I1 ' 1 L lv 'A , ., . 1 K 'vx -4 . -' t t I. . 1 L 1 1 D ' ' X ' ' A . L 1 l' '- I1 . ' n' 1 1 Q ' A , 1 e - . 1 1 s A 1 ' , H .' ' , . g , , - , I - . L . 1 A . . 1 1 46 M79 Xa Ile :' YQ ft 7.-q...- A A es: iff' 3111.1 K' .ALE A? 'fl FQ' 1 K fb. F, -,.. , . ': f ,I ' ffw'XJ XX A f J NVQ' H4 4 'I --N: f N 1 3' . , I .rf U , XW'i lst Row: R. Kraft. J. Marian. A. Sauk. P. Kttstmty. R. Xlm Tavcll. R. Mlllcr. Ii Delirt-csc. Znd Row: H. Barnett. XV. Stevenson. T. Avcniil. Mr. Ktgmthck. NI, Motht. S. Paul. E. XX'.111gmski. Eid Row: If. Hcrshncr, A. jatrct, L. Stewart. -I. Iltttcnxm. 1. Hotinun. R. Hmath. II. Long, R, Bauman. N f .?'5,'f, n-L. L .46 W--Ju... ' v- JI' f ,mul tgfd'-if 'a .4 as if v 5 . I NDEIICLASSES Q KQEQEQ7 555:23 U35 QQQ? 'XX OQOO Q00 W ,X I f' sf CQQO E B GOO G00 0 OQOO lg Kd 0 ...Qi H X ,Q ,.5XXXxXX f,,,4l!,,,,ff -. 5 ' ' 4 1554.47-x ,W- 3 ,x 3 I:f X a 'if ig , J 3 y Q X 21 55' I V I Q jqgf UQ gg?E? ff x 1' Z l W: ff S wx 2? f ix IJ: 7 I A A Q g wg. HJ ' , X, W ! 1 I . gf ' st V I 1 'Q ' f W ' if , i ? if If gag? I - , QQ b ,iff A ffmg P! rv O 5 'l'!'5-7 4 1 X M 1 ff k 3 iT , .' , A ' 1 'I Q fl-gli w ' 1 4 5 17 ? XXL .- W Q . . Q - - QQ fl ,ig E' I-:Dull ist ,il V 4,11 .'l il V' ' DQ N 1 Ci 1 '- .l 4.4 l ' ' V, il rx li al lsicuf :QQ X . L - 1 Q , fd, ...fv- 'TTY lst Row: G. Cucolo. M. Kraft, N. Horowitz. J. blutlson, E. Gcrmann. lf. l.cto. D. Hana. Znil Rowz B. May, A. Greco. D. Grieco, Mr. Gallagher. T. Callaghan, C. Kuplinslxi. D. ljilqhol, l-l. Hawthorne. 3rd Row: IT. Mariano. ,R. Gannon?'K. Lara, D. Kerr. T. Meehan, T. Brandt, T. Puglimc, XV. McClintock. i Af ' . v J x ' J 4 .za K i J., V. ' lst Row: M. Bush, M. Nichols. B. Geddes, E. Boyaiy, M. Gannon, C. M. Botlily. A. Billy, F. Birish Zntl Row: -I. Connor. I.. Davy, B. Bellois, R. August. C. Cutolo. Miss Xlfilliams. lf. Catancsc. J. Hoff man, L. Colhath. DT. De Groat. P. Conklin. Srtl Row: S. Alwatc. P. Callaghxn. I.. Boyajy, E. Busch E. Becralt, 1. Dcmbnicki, J. Adams. K. Bartholomew. A. Conklin, R. Rice. Q Q ' 0 i 'cf , fi Pm? '25, 'v --rf zif Q Y- 4, y l A S I n 'v 1, '56 . 41' f , , . i if 'His' , . ' 1 , 1 v. QQ. ' A ,L xl u R. Meehan, V'.lRobipson, F, W'inter.F ' . I ' ilk ' l . f . Lf' I 4 1 f lst Row: B. Wanamaker,'l.. johnson, E. Palazzone, C. XVarner, B. Scott, S. Xlhnamakef. Znd Row: M. Zachman, V. Winters, G. Moran, WY Stalter, Miss Roushorn. D. Stewart, K. Wiird, M. Meehan. 5rd Row: F. Trojan, A. Stecz, Rutledge, If. Tillman, A. XX'anamakcr, j. Zunscir. 1. . I 1 v I JJ' 'ff P J' ,W . .J J -J X J' i . .vf ' Pj- .- if iw' l i l-.57 , JJ ga X . M . . K P l . W' - X .f D! 61 9 . A G x i4ki 0 '3- N ' lst Row: B. Wllbjan, 1. Rose, R. Roscnstone, D. Osborne, B. Moran, L. Iasilli P Farrison 7nd Ro 1. Pearce, J. Mills, 1. Tursl, V. Scully, Mr. .Me-dve, IZ. Wy'sotki, L. Perry IN Stage M Yan Dunk . Personeusfltd Row: DY Hastings, W. Powell, N. Ernest, J. Pettit, S. Osterhoudt J Digges J Reilly li 2' L Mfr x A 1 i 'y '1 1 7 3 my . I .4 ,. . . I I' lst Row: A. Livingston. P. Carter, M, Ruiz. G. Harvey. B. Conklin. A. Piimilossi. Ind Row: L. Yates, Vilonl. bl. Bauman. Mr. Abell. P. Stoner. E. C,l.1rk. 15. Vilnrrl. C. 5.1l.1niuii. ini Row: L. De Joie T. Davidson, R. Becratt. S. Duluin. R. Blauvelt. S. B. Conklin. G. Collins. VI. Allduie. D. Bartholomew L. MacKenzie, G. Brubaker, G. Doremus. lst Row: D. Halbohm. G. Dempsey. L. Levine. Al. Eisenhower. E. De S. Conklin. M. Cipriani. E. Hcildy. Ind Row: -l. Vfoimil. M. Salher. P. Cnr Ni 'Nliele Nir Cu cn X XV. Lidster. N. Carmll, D. Esehrieh. E. Xeurath. lrll Row R. Frassinell l Liniek B Le Qlair F. Heins, D. Mcliechnie, J. jones. -+91 n 9 N Y ' ' I v i 11 ,.., v o lst Row: L. Sibley, D. Mcnzic, I.. Phillips, L. Zamboni. B. Quackenhush, A. Moran, T. De Marino lo C 1. Norton. lnd Row: S. Schlaycr. M. Short. M. Brown. E. Reed, Mr. Kenny. B. Sihwarrz. J. Conklin E. Barrish,C.Bolai'1d. 5rd Row: H. Powell. Lockyer. 1. Nappo, E. Newlands, R. Easton, P. Conklin lsr Row: D. Vfagenhoffer, J.'King. A. Stoke-m. N. Zirt, J. Tompkins. M. Zabriskic. 2nd Row: -I Schlayer, VU. Russo, P. Rose, Miss Ockler, D. XX'hittalcer. C. XVard, M. Doyle, G. Van Brunt. Srd Row B. Thompson, R. Garrison, R. Hoyt, VU. Kcers, R. Conklin, H. Smith, D. Whelan, E. Small, B. XX'right. . 39 Q Y'-1, lllll Q f n , I J . . B D ,1- -a I l rx x A ,Z L. lst Row: R. Aronc, M. Conklin, B. Smith. R. Adams. L, Procaccio, N. Henry. M. Conklin. Znd Row: l.. Jacobs. A. Brown. M. Bodily. V. Conover. Mr. lillurin. A. Cipriani. -I. Brown. M. Carcn, B. Bull. 9 A Sul Rong XY. Dclfrccsc. H. line, E. Iiiscnluucr, 5. Dc Ifrccsc, XY. Iiiilwcopk. D. Bull, Ii. Stokem. NY. Horton, If. Aronc. C. Benjamin. R. liglxcrson. ill! lst Row: XX'. Peril, T. Mecca. J. Kell. D. Clmrson, If. Brennan, 5. Powell. D. Salilcr. M. Rocslcr. F Collins. B. A. Peterson. Znil Rout -T. McDermott. A. lfugan, D. Surr. B. Dwyer. A. Callaghan, T. Carey M. Shuart. C. Linton. Eril Row: R.XVhcclcr.j.Campbell,1..Dc lfrccse. 1. losaa. R. Parscll, K. Sprinkle R. De Joie, R. De Grout, R. Manning, G. Zwart. o I . IQ. 'A f T' Ax a . rg 9 ly W . I ,ll .. V Q 4 -J, 1 ...J - l f !1 y- ,Ay -vt. 3 --Q Powell. 2nd Row: R. DuVall, P. Tarantino. J. Forshay. R. Peterson, Mr. Watts, S. Roviro. E, Miele 9 C lsr Row: -I. Osborne. M. Panzer. B. Smirh. A. Fiorentino. J. Derbyshire. E. Herbert. B. Hand, P. M. Xfaldron, E. W'hiteheacl. Sril Row: J. Gisonno, R. Peebles, W. Stiles, -I. Vfagner. J. Yfanumaker J. Braman. C. Vilord, A, Pichi. VV. Van Dunk, F. Liddy, XV. Eisenhower, R. Miele, R. Stecz. 1srRow: D. Sibley, B. Straur, M. Kelly, D. Gallagher. nl. Osborne. E. Royce. E. Rc1senstone,j.WillraniS. B. Belvedere. Znil Row: jenkins. lf. Vfinrers. A. Mayo. D. Ruiz. Miss Xldlillier. R, XY'iilmer, B. Ken- neily. B. Hemion. M. Smith. lril Rim: XV. Maxwell. R. Nlnselcy. xl MLK.1y, li. l.c-vine, XV. Youmans, Q R. Stevens, B Arnold. R. Hill, nl. jarlcscbri. A. Tillnmn. D. Powell. A. P.xuell.1. ,xx -04- T 'Q 1 v lo 'IM' -lf- , -Q. f-. 1 f . an v I 7 X lg P f Rmx Y. lluhncr. M lisghriuh. li Fmlrcr. li. XX':mll. l. l.cw15. VI. C.crnun.v. R llmilly. R. Dunnlwn. . , . . , . nl Rmxy 11. llunnm. R. R1rtcn.:.1.c. Q1 Clrmxznmm. D fN.lm:n. Mn Rl,11,. R Kulmlhm. I Punt. I H R Gallup. R. Cunlxlm. D. Shcrllclll. A. Rose. , , . . - , , - .. .. 1 OLl1'll.lIl5. rl. BAM. Xrll Run 'I Lxusnur. D. lilillklp. l lxccrs. .l. l5.fl.1:1.1. wl. l.1nnur. R. XX lmlirll, X lsl Row. C. Knight. E. Alpart. A. Escudcm. E Osborne. R. Bl.1kc.,l. -Tones. B. Kllnger. H. Caldwell S. Conklln. 2nd Row. E. Van Dunk. A. Ycaple. M. Dempsey. -l. Smith, Helms. C. Shepherd. .I Eden. V, Copeland. Std Row: R. Ingersoll. A. Dzgnmn. C. Conklin. R. Paulison. nl. Clziord. G. Chris rian. E. Marse. E Brcntnall. R. Cwoetschius. R. Krismtlfcrson. 1. Mcnzie. GA-in 176. hi' G ' e :fi 470 ' ' lst Row: C. Codispoti, E. Simmons, D. Miele, A. DePatto, J. Benn, E Winter P Buttress J Van Dunk, S. Zirt. 2nd Row: J. Jarrett, 1. Nwinters, D. Personcus. E. Goldstein Mrs Holovn ach 1 Morrow G. Gordon, M. johnson, J. Cox. 3rd Row: E, Long, XXV. Farrison, R. Tripp D Bull D Smith R Stalter, A. Steinbacl-c, R. MacKenzie, R. De Groat, M. Lewis. lst Row: R. Nozell. B. Heddy. P. Knight. D. Conklin, li. Kelly, nl. Silhcrstein, R. Sovak, P. Gabella, K. Trojan, M. Goldstein. ul. Moran. Znd Row: F. Conklin. C, CQ.1t.1ncse, G. Stewart, B. Sutherland, Mr. Lare, 1. Gannon. P. MiNair, M. Call, B. Hclvncr. L. Chemi. Std Row: G. Kelly, A. De joic, B. Maltzan, 1. Hand, O. NX'ilson, R. Quuckcnbush, B. Winters, B. Hagulund, R. Rogo, M. Osborn, S. Winter. I 'li 4' '5 lv ff rw '1,rtfP- .V 1 IN ' . ,ff 15tR0w. li.Van Dunk. NI. Hc1ns.1. Bmllly. M. C,l.mwn. I.. Ccmcnm, T. P.14L-ll.1.N.N.xppo.G.,lcr1kir1S. 1 K. Dcml.1n.B. S.1lx'.1wrc. Snl Rmx P. P.1rkcr.B. Yan Huutcn. R. Bldxxxcll. nl. c.0I'llillI'l. II. Dqll'Aqu1l.1. l D. XX'oml. lnll Rmx. D Pmr. S, Blsscll. P, Maman. Nlxss H.1ll1cNmj,. N. Dc Umm. H. XYJII Dunk. 1 L R. Petersen. lst Rnwg D. Marsden. P. Umlfy. A. Conklzn. 5. Qllmstic. N. 5c.1l.1. B. Perry. Ind Row A. Moore R. Mnrmla. 1. Tealc. D. lfnrshay. Mr. NI.1h.xnc-5. R. Mirlncsen. S. Hntrnhrcr. B. Mayo. E. Mannlng Sul Rnw: R. XY'z1i.lmn. R. Dcriyshlfc. R Yi':cg.m.l. C, Marnn. O. C5.1ll.xgl1cr. R. Starr. J. braltcr XY. Minn, I.. Powell. XY. Aukcrson. If Henmn. ,vs f! 5 ,V fr ll '1'l ill 'ld lst Row: C. Ruiz, R. De Groat, M. Shaver, P. Powell, D. Williamc, V. Nason. 2nd Row: M. Conklin. P. Moran, A. De Chetelat. Miss Lavenburg, A. Barrish. M. Orth, N. Rose. 3rd Rowi C. Doscher, K. Straut, O. Kessler, XV. Becraft. R. Byartl, T. jackson. P. Malone, D. Smith. H. Coleman, R. Lockyer. lst Row: D. Olson,1, McGuire, D. Youmans, -I. Tillman, M, Barrett, l. Norton. M. Caldwell, G. Mann. 2nd Row: B. Bairtl. Vl. Eisenberg. C. Caruso, Miss Bolt. bl. Stoner, R. Golclburg, E. Mclieown, S. Straut. 3rd Row: I.. jones. J, Wentz, E. Pitts. D. Conklin, T, Atlams. B. Haglund, J. Kwasniclti, C. Van Ortlen, B. Woodcock. R. Richardson, P. Roefs. F' F mfg' ACTIYITIE1 -1 U 3551 QQQQ Qwfmg GQDQQD .--if 5 91? GOO G00 OOO0 0900 7 f til - , Ji T A g i7- f U f 3 Y Q 2 f 3? f O A 1? -Tx , E3. 3 f ' 9 ff an 1 V , 1 ,: '1 ,j 'ff 91 ui: r sl 1 ' 9 I Q K -W' ' f If s J F XX X , Q ifjstkglif-L, A4 1 i 1 ff ij 1 ff' 'g3E'i - ...M I-ff' V i E N 5 'I Lifflc 4 Q ,LU . Women ' Li , ' sh , i H ' er- - u if .n , f Y . .,.. 1 PAXURMIA CTIIFF Co-Edimn LOUIS RITTENDALE. BARBARA COLLISIHIAW Bzzfinen Manager IVIARILYN CHRISTIE Liferarj Edizor MARJORIE GIBSON Arr Editor BRENDA BRANDT Spam Edizor LEROY CONKLIN Club Edimr JOAN JOHNSTON Cimflmmz IWARY PAT MCCORMICK Homemom Edifor DORIS BAIRD Clan Vnze BEVERLY SUTHERLAND Secremfj MARILYN BROWN Pbozogmpbg DAVID KERR Advifer MISS LOUISE RIDLEY 62 li A 1 1 e STITIIEYI' CUINCIL The Senior High Student Council is charged with the responsibility of governing many aspects of stu- dent life. In so doing the elected members gain experi- ence in discussing the promoting legislation that will react to the benefit of the student body as a unined whole, and thus make our school community a better one. This year's council went at its task with a will, and when its terms of office had expired, the members were able to look back upon a busy year with many accomplishments. During the year the council voted to make the Mountain Echo subscription a part of the GO. card, and sponsored the sending of three repre- sentatives to the Empire State Student Press Associa- tion Conference at Syracuse. It also sponsored the March of Dimes and Magazine Campaigns, presented an interesting variety of entertaining and educational assemblies, and too, took charge of the Suffern High Band in their performance at the teachers' convention in New York City. The funds for support ofthe numer- ous clubs ancl sports were administered by the council and they also sponsored a New Years Dance, continued the effective Hall Guide System, sold pins, buttons and banners. It also financed the opening of a school store, the Mountie Shop, which the Retailing Class of Mr. Stangler established and managed so successfully. Prendenz ............ ........ T HOMAS MEEHAN Vice-Prmdenz ....... ..,.. G Recon B1ssELL Secretary ,........, ....... H ELEN CONSIGLIO Treamrer ..... ..,... E VELYN DAVIDSON Admerf .....,. ...... lk Iiss DOROTHY lWllX MR. JOSEPH SMITH Ji as f-'14 ,.4 B'-1 - The Suffern High School Band under the new director, Mr. joseph N. Roman, started 05' the season by playing for a meeting of the Mothers Club at the high school, at which time the faculty was received. They also played at all the pep rallies and games during the football season. A short concert was given at the Lafayette Theatre in the fall, and the band was also the highlight of a fall concert given at the school by the entire music department. A trip to New York to play for the Teachers' Convention at St. Nicholas Arena was another important event of the year. Our members participated in the llO-piece All-County Band, and our own band provided musical entertainment for the afternoon session. The school had the honor this year of having a Festival held here on May 6 and 7 in which the band and soloists entered on a contest basis. The band, and the chorus also spon- sored a Spring Concert which was a great success. A brass sextet, formed from the band, has served both school and community by playing for group singing. The band is looking forward to keeping up its great service to the community and school by continuing to give concerts during the summer. ? A n 5' A fp v Y I -- ff-A fn ., . - 'ft A' ' ., C3 Pi 'til .N L - ,yailr 'AH 1 if .' HA 'F Q- tk, 'N,aa3'iJ,.,. QNX' l' T 'U XRJT-AJIT XVU! MIXED Ullllli TWIRLER The Music Department of Suffern High School started off the past year with a band, under the very able direction of Mr. Joseph N. Roman. The Mixed Chorus, consisting of eighty voices, did the school proud at the Fall Concert, when the group sang George Gershwins Summertime, Jerome Kern's Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, and a rendition of Fred Waring's Battle Hymn of the Republic, which was repeated at the Spring Concert on request of our very appre- ciative audience. We also had a mixed ensemble of 18 selected voices who sang a number of selections between the acts of the Senior Play. The ensemble gave a musical Christ- mas program at the Rotary Club. The twirlers have become an essential part of Suffern High School. as they are an added attraction not only to football games but to basketball games and com- munity parades as well. Three of the twirlers this year had the opportunity to twirl in New York City at the St. Nicholas Arena. Their performance was gracefully executed and well received. The twirlers have been working hard on new and especially good routines. Their stunt acts have proved very successful and entertaining. 5 E 5 6 , ff' i '. HONOR SOCIETY Preridenf ........... .......,.. IN IARJORIIZ GIBSON Vice-Preridem ........ HAROLD WANAMAKER Secrelarg .A..,................ DIAQQUELINE DEWEY Treamf-er .......... KENNETH BARTHOLOMEW Admer ................,.....,... Miss Doais NAF1s The Suffern Chapter of the National Honor Society was started in june, I9-46. and seven- teen members were inducted. The aims ofthe Honor Society are to stimulate the scholar- ship, leadership, service and character of the students in the school. Students are chosen for membership who are outstanding in these four qualifications. Covered-dish suppers, movies, dinner meet- ings and discussions were all part of the pro- gram. A scholarship fund and trips to colleges were also planned by the members of the society this year. F' 'i V MOUNTAIN ECHO Edizorr-in-Cbicf ............... ROBERTA Possiu BRENDA BRANDT Managing Editor ,..,................. DORIS BAIRD Adzirer .......... Ma. LAwRENc.E Gattacsmaa At the beginning of the year, the staff pledged itself to maintain the high standards attained last year by winning Class A rating of our paper at the E.S.S.P.A. Convention. To increase their knowledge of journalism mem- bers of the staff went to press conventions at Syracuse and N.Y.Ij. In addition to this they sponsored the second annual Suffern Student Press Conference. Many new ideas were tried out in the paper this year. The most important of these was the new size which brings it to nearly the size of a real paper. More student news was in- cluded in each issue and picture ads were tried with great success. ATHLETIC SERVICE Adtirer .,..............,.................. MR. Al: SMITH In this group are the students who are seen at all the home athletic contests. selling and collecting tickets, handling money. and gen- erally managing the gate receipt phase of the athletic program. In so doing. they lend valuable .iid to the Student Council. and thus to the school. They also gain proficiency in handling finances. and are given their GO. tickets. if an underclass- men. or an Athletic Seryice pin in recognition of their services, XY'ith this years ambitious home athletic schedule of six football games and ten bas- ketball games. the club members were kent busy, but performed very commendably. drawing high praise from Mr. Smith and the Student Council. PROJECTION CLUB Preridenr ...................... RICHARD GARRISON Vice-Prefidenr ..................... TOM PCGLIESE Secretary ............. MARY ANN INICKECKINE Trearurer ....... ............... R OGER GALLUP Adviror ........................ MR. GERRIT ZwART All members of this club receive instruc- tions in every type of visual aids and provide projection facilities for many classroom pro- grams. Movies are shown in assemblies and also in the cafeteria during lunch periods, providing ainment and relaxation for the students. N X GIRLS' SHOP 49th-10th GRADESD DANCING CLUB Admer ............ MISS DOLORES LAVENBURG The Senior High Dancing Class has had, in the past, lessons and practice periods. This last year there were so many who had taken dancing lessons before that we tried using the period for a dancing practice period. This proved most successful. Most of our eighty members danced and there were few watchers. It is the hope of this club to become cquainted with some of the more common and tools and materials used in industry. ur efforts are centered around projects hich will appeal to a girl, in leather, art etals and wood. This club may also lead to very enjoyable hobby for some of the girls. DRAMATIC CLUB STAGE LIGHTING Adz iyer ,.......,.........,........,.. MR. BERT LYON The Stage Lighting Club was a newcomer among student activities this year. and eighteen boys answered the first roll call. Their activities have been varied. ranging from setting the stage for assemblies to build- ing and painting scenery for the Senior and Dramatic Club productions. Vforlting long hours with little recognition for their efforts. members of this club have made a line con- tribution to their school program. 'Sr Q -A ' F' l ' ' - ff2vf'l ' ' al 5 ,' - -fifiitf PI':?,ff11iLf1II , ,..... ,,....... H AROLD XYVANAMAKER If'irtf-Prt.ii.r!trfzz ...... .......... E vELvN BOYA-yi' Secreltzrg .......... ...... F RANCIS BARTON Tmmfrtr .... INIICHAIEL INIEHALEK Adtmipi .....,.. MR. BERT LYON Mlss LEE OCKLER The Dramatic Club got of? to .1 flying start last fall in the Senior Play. Nothing But the Truth. Several of its members tool: part in the production. both in the cast and on the various crews. The years program called for the production of one-act plays. under student direction. in addition to the regular full- length spring play. The size of this years Organization and the interest shown indicate a very successful future for dramatics in our school. his 9 ' v Q .. r- . , TT 4 - 3 L , ' . , L4 A . 1 .O . A . .,. 'ii - Url J 1. , , 1. N. - 51 5 - ' .I Q. :f iw f' - .gi '- , I A --.n-' N ,fi i- y' M .,,-5,-Wg-r5..!!. K DRIVING CLUB Admerr ..... ....... M R. JAMES CULLEN MR. ROBERT BUEHLER The Driving Club was instituted this year to Offer interested students the opportunity to learn correct driving practices and to get some experience behind the wheel. New York State driving laws, safety rules, and automotive mechanics were taught and driving instruc- tion on the road was given as Often as possible. ll 1 , ' l ' n E5 LATIN CLUB Adi im- ...........,.......... Miss DOROTHY Mix Through the Latin Club, whose meetings and activities took place during class periods, there was study, reading and discussion of the life and amusements of the ancient Romans, as well as the singing of Latin carols at Christ- mas-rime and the design of posters and cross- word puzzles. liiulliif Q-llitf FRENCH CLUB Admer ..........i........... Miss Doizorm' MIX The French Club, composed of students in the French classes, highlighted its yer's pro- gram with a trip to New York to see Cyrano de Bergerac. There were other trips. too, as well as activities such as games, singing of French carols and folk-songs, and projects on the history and culture of France. AQEWOQ BIOLOGY CLUB Admer ............................ MR. NEIL ABELL The Biology Club was formed so that the members of all the Biology classes would be given a chance to work on their required experiments once a week. To make it more convenient for the members, three groups were arranged, each met on a different day. 'ik V, .ill 2. .We-i KNITTING CLUB Adz-rier .,...................... Miss BETTY DWYER Knitting starts in the club where one learns to cast On the progresses from there. The bulk of the masterpiece is knitted anywhere, at home, the classroom or lunch periods. Lost or droped stitches, the worry of every knitter are picked up in the halls-Or girls P.E. Oilice. Knitrers range from beginners to experts of many years. Among the finished products were mainly socks and mittens for beginners, sweaters, more intricate forms of socks and mittens for the more advanced needle wielders! BACHELORS' CLUB Admer ....,...,..... Miss DOROTHY WALKER With Senior boys as members, this club really progressed from soup to nuts. During the year, some of their culinary capers in- cluded biscuits, muffins. cookies of every size and shape, gingerbread, cakes, fudge, pizza pie, meat loaf, spaghetti dinners, and of course, the very masculine apple pie. The closing session of the club was devoted to a strictly bachelor dinner which the boys prepared and served themselves. I xA GLAMOUR CLUB Admer ............... Miss DOROTHY WALKER The ninth and tenth grade girls of Glamour Club worked On the various phases of groom- ing during their club periods. They practiced manicuring and hair styling, discussed cloth- ing, personal coloring, and the best way to wear make-up for facial types. A local beautician gave a demonstration of setting and styling hair, which was of great interest to the girls. TWIRLIN G Vaffily Adtirer ........................ MR. ROMAN This year there has been a large and active twirling club. This club has two major aims: first, to interest more girls in this sport, and second, to insure future varsity twirlers. Mr. Roman has been adviser and the ten varsity twirlers have worked hard to instruct this group. All are doing well and Suffern High has some wonderful future twirlers. 1.4, JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Pfefidenz ..................... JOHN WANAMAKER Vcie-Prefidenr ................., TRAVIS JACKSON Secretary .........,........... WILLIAM MALTZAN Trearurer ................................ RALPH ROGO Admerf ..,....... MISS DOLORES LAVENBURG MR. WILLIAM W. MAHANEY The junior High Student Council, which represents Grades 7-8, opened the school year with a spirited election of ofiicers. Soon after elections were over, the annual drive for canned goods started, for the Good Samaritan Hospital. With 250 cans as a goal, the drive finally ended with an amazing total of close to 1,000 cans of food. The annual Halloween party was held at school with great success. In january a night dance with a 10-piece orchestra was held at the elementary school. ROD AND GUN CLUB junior Prerident .................. ROGER GALL Senior Prerident .................. WILLIAM HI Admer .................... MR. ARNOLD ELLER The Rod and Gun Club is divided into t sections, junior for the 7th and 8th Grad and Senior for the 11th and 12th Grad Meetings were devoted to discussions of tec niques of hunting, fishing, and trapping, a members report on individual experien during the game seasons. Films on shooting were shown and pla for a rifle range were completed. The impo ance of the proper conservation was stress throughout the season. 1, it 1 xi' ,nf . 'LL.,,Q'1n.- ' gt?-A .- ,ft N.. -1 ,, if P' 'jg lu lifdggwililgifik ,HB .ti sf- 3.4- -if . gil all I-FII f 'l JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Ariz mir .,....,A...,....,.........,.. Miss I2vA CLAPP The Spring Concert gave the junior High Girls' Glee Club an opportunity to make a public appearance. This group, composed of 7th and Sth grade girls, met every Monday to work on two and some times three part songs which they were going to perform. They were greatly encouraged to continue their work by the enthusiastic way in which the audience received their selections. -eh-'l,AX ,A' l F X-KK New ., X p F Ar' r' P F , - -Qs I JUNIOR BAND A111 mr ..............,......,....... Miss Em CLAPP The blunior Bands only apearance of the year was made at the Spring Concert. From the beginning of the year. this group worked diligently to perfect the numbers which they presented. Rehearsals were held twice weekly during the eighth period and the bands efforts were warmly rewarded by audience appreciation. 1 vi 45 fl ff? H4 DANCING CLUB fitlmtfr . ,......... Miss Dotoites LAv12NBURG The Seventh and Eighth Grade Dancing Club has had a most successful year. The class periods were divided so that lessons were given during the first half. and the second part of the period was for practice. The class. numbering over 100 boys and girls, was so large that it was necessary to alternate the days so that the Seventh Grade came one day and the Eighth Grade the next time. liven though each class had only one lesson every two weeks. the newcomers to dancing watched and listened carefully and practiced faithfully. just watch them next year on the dance floor! BOOK CLUB Pi-tmftfif 4.Q.....,.,..,4.AQ,,............. WV.-kI.T'ER Hancock l'it-e-Pi't.t1tz'tn: .,..A.............,..,.... PArRic.K MALONE Set-warg, ...........,.............A.,,... St'sAN HorRit.HTER Adziitr ..,.,,.,..,..,.....,,..A.....,.. Mies. Miiuarvi ROHL Xlvhat the Book Club lacks in members it makes up in enthusiasm and desire to know books and authors. Unusual and interesting books have been brought in and reviewed by the members. During Book Xveek. the club had several exhibitions in the display cases. lt had been hoped that John J. Elo- herty. author of Inside the EBI .. would be here for an assembly. Just at that time. however, he was called to XY'ashington on 'orhcial business so the Book Club plans to have him this spring. if available. THE JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB The Junior High Dramatics Club under the direction of Mrs. Lorraine Holowacli presented .1 one-act comedy entitled Credits for Bill. Br!! ,..,,... Andre Harnett Net! .. Jerome Eisenberg Ralph ....... Ray Matolla Neil .... Nicholas Mihok Alben ....... Arthur Rose Proferior Cameron John Stoner Cotztvft Hale ,, Paul Rolfs Marjorie Johnson Yr mme Clara .... Virginia Nason Blmzrke Marie Eserich Peg .... Susan Hofrichter Dorotbg ..... Shirley Zirt 1 I JUNIOR PRESS CLUB Adi irer ........................... Miss HOPE HATHEWAY Learning how to write news events, features, and editorials has been the chief work of the seventh grade members of the Press Club. Experience in writing has been gained through publication of a magazine. The editors were: Susan Hofrichter and Richard Mathieson, CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Pi-eiftfefzr. ................................. XYVALTER BABCOCK Adiiitr .......................... MR. GARDNER WATTS The Current Events Club is composed of pupils who are especially interested in news events of the world. and geography. XVeeklj.' reports were made on important news happenings and several historical exhibits were prepared. The 1946 elections, the work of the United Nations, and the breakup of Europes colonial empires were among the subjects studied and discussed. The club plans to increase its membership and expand its activities next year. G - .. ..- g?? R f. MODEL CLUB Prefidenr .......................................... JAY BRAMAN Vz'ce-Preiidenr ...... ...,..,..... R ICHARD DE 10115 Adi-Iyer ............................. MR, ROBERT BUEHLER The Model Club meets every Tuesday afternoon and is limited to boys in the junior High School. During the year the boys have built all types of model airplanes. As a group the boys built a large rubber powered model airplane and a large glider. ART CLUB Adi T567 ..,.....,....,......,.....,....... MR. james CLJLLEN The purpose ofthe Art Club is to offer additional time in the art room for students who enjoy ari work, Members are allowed to spend their time as they desire. with all materials available for their use. Decorating glassware, hot pads, plates, and other articles was thoroughly enjoyed. while painting and drawing in all media was experienced. J' F GIRLS' SHOP 47th-8th GRADES? Adtzfer ..................,...,........,.. MR. HILRMAN LARE This club was organized to acquaint the girls with some of the common materials and tools so often used in industry. This club has supplied many of the girls with interesting hobbies. Their efforts are centered around work in leather. wood and art metals, which may appeal to a girl. BOYS' SHOP Adrirer .................................. MR. HERMAN LARE The aim of this club is to carry on shop activities after boys have completed their work in regular classes. Boys interested in spending extra time in the shop on their projects may do so through the activities of the Boys' Shop Club. X I 1 If ff e.F ' GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Adfirer .................................... Miss DORIS NAFIS The junior High Sports Club was very active this year. The members participated in soccer, speedball, kick baseball, basketball, dancing, stunts. apparatus and softball. The group divided into teams for each sport and developed competition which was very keen. BOYS' SPORTS CLUB Preridenz ................ EDWARD G. BRENTNALL - 8B Vice-Preiifient ............,..... DONALD E. SMITH - SC Secremry ........ ...... S TANLEY W. WINTERS - 8D Advirer .....,..................,. MR. PETER KURACHECK This club was organized and operated by the stu- dents. All of the activities were those selected by the students and included group games for large groups of students. LEADERS CLUB P1-efidenz ...,....................... CATHERINE CATANESE Vice-Pmidt-nz ..... ........ D ARIEL PERSONEUS Secretary ..,........ ............. L OU1sE CHEMI Admer .................................... Miss DORIS NAFIS The junior High School Girls' Leaders Club was organized to help with class and club sport activi- ties. The leaders met once a week to discuss rules and regulations of games. They also learned how to assist in teaching proper techniques in activities. They anticipated mistakes and learned correct methods. The girls of the club assisted in the physi- cal education classes, as captains, scorers, referees, timers, and group leaders. ARCHERY CLUB Adtiirer .............................. MR. GARDNER WATTS The Boys' Archery Club was started this year and will continue its activities in 1947-48. All shooting was done outdoors during the Fall and Spring months. Instruction was first given in the use of the bow, arrow, arm guards and nnger tabs. Individual con- tests were then held each week in shooting at regu- lation targets and in interclass archery tournament was held at the end of the year. STITCH IN TIME 'Tis true that. A stitch in time saves nine, and it also saves money. Linder the guidance of Miss -loyce Bolt and the leadership of 'lane Cox, Presi- dent. and Evelyn Long. Treasurerg these girls worked hard and enjoyed it. At Christmas time, they made inexpensive gifts-covered coat hangers, stocking dolls and stuffed animals. The remainder of the year they worked on individual projects of their ovvn choosing. Some made aprons. others made broomstick skirts and dickeys. while others made things for the home. such as luncheon sets and pot-holders. THE MOVIE CLUB The Movie Club under the supervision of Mrs. Lorraine Holovvach met ev ery Tuesday afternoon in the projection room to enjoy movies on varied subjects. The club functioned in cooperation with Mr, Zvvartis Pfojcction Club which took care ofthe mechanical aspects of the program, THE SUB-DEB CLUB From the very first meeting. which was informal and gay. Miss Lee Ockler and her sub-debs found the time all too short to discuss the subjects which interest the .iv erage bobby-soxer. Discussions cov ered grind manners. introcructions, teas. dates. good grooming. neatness. care of the hair. of the skin and of the nails. when to begin using make-up. styles in clothes. hair styles. hobbies, radio and movies. At C,hristmas time, a few meetings were devoted to clisciissinig and displaying Christmas gifts. All sliovk ed interest in new permanents and new hair- dos of members Moreover. a decided improvement was noted in the appearance of these future Cila-mour Girls H 'And vve had so much fun? I BACHELORS' CLUB With Paul Roefs as President. and Miss Joyce Bolt as Adviser these boys learned how to live a bachelors life and like it. They prepared many things to please their fancy-fudge. biscuits. ginger- bread. cookies. pancakes. spaghetti and macaroni. One need only to look at them or watch them in a kitchen to see proof of their abilities. Q- H X. ui is S. A xx V1 was 0 ug, V A, , , .fy an ,. i H 4 -S FV' 1 , ,ahah 1... A I I C I 9 5...- -.-,gii .am ,,,.,. ,..-.- --f' -, rf' Us 3 VR -algo: 'r41s lx f , ..., .ig Q iz, X f 'N -'ff 3 3 , . ,, ' D' . tn' I .L Nu vii I 8 4 , :SQ . Q v 'S J' R f- ATHLETICX 0000 O30 O-OOO QQO 7 355 3 L L f OGG? GG 06930 4?-'li Qs W ,mar 5 , xf 4 ,...-l...--sf-'- ' el ,ggi LQ : f , J ' 1 x 93 .5 - if U D3 ' i g 8 1 Q, If A 3 4 .2 ' , If wx-'ff-'D 7 l W . ,Rm-f I 1 5' 1 'gf F K, ' 1 'U 1 gf f ww ga 1. ,I ' . ,- ,, fy 'W -:ji 1 fl ly, Wx 'hi C 'fp I , 4 V g 7 1 A V, : Q A k i m y fv , - I X 3 Lgf' 1 rf, I X si ' v , I I ii? :NJ 1 ff mi yfgx Fig. 5 If O Q 0 ? Y ,, f 'H ' Sw 4 X . X Jr? , w- .1 ff fp -3'f ..., . fr Suffern HA., - SutTern 4 Suffern Suffern 3. ' Suflern W B Suffern SuHern Sulfern 9-C This year the Mountie team was centered around veteran stars of last years team. VC'ith these veterans and many younger players the new coaching staff was able to produce a team that was able to compete with the best the county had to offer. Although the team took a little longer than usual to round into shape because of the installation of the famed TN Formation, they were able to win the majority of their games and to produce the upset of the year by beating previously unbeaten and powerful Nyack. They were also able to beat their 'greatest rival Ramsey by an overwhelm- ing margin. The team was led by their veteran' linesmen and co-captains, jim Byrne, great pass receiving end, and Andrew Codispoti, slashing All-County guard. Suf- ferns line, coached by Pete Kuracheck, was classed as one of the best, hardest fighting, charging, forward walls in Rockland County. Besides the co-captains the l.,.. A -, 'r SCORES 0 Spring Valley O 6 Highland Falls l -1 Haverstraw O O Pearl River 6 Spring Valley 9 27 Piermont O 56 Ramsey 6 Nyack 0 i , .Q ,. . ' os- an-vm, ,Mx fly. 'fi Y.-4 line consisted of such spirited players as Bill Morrow, center. Tony Cemeno, guard, All-County Don Stewart at tackle along with Alfy Barnett, and completing this line line. end, Ed VC'aligrowski. The backfield. under the leadership of coach joe St. Lawrence. was one of the nnest backtields Suflern has ever produced. Big john Hoffman started the season as quarterback until he was benched by a leg injury. john was replaced by that star from Ridgewood. Rich Heath who did such a splendid job the remainder of the season that he made All-County. Paul Villarosa did an excellent job at left half. Paul was a running. kick- ing. and passing sensation. At right half. Sutfern had another hard-running and good defensive man who starred for two years. Roger Bauman. The fullback position was held down by hard-plugging, fast-running Bruce W'illiams. A ' .1 gvfdx:v.r.q- wvy- H lb ,Yay if f. V IAN.. .5 '. r 1. .wwf . S YL ...Bmw L .3 ff!-AR rrep, I In 1946-47 the Suffern High School Varsity Basket- ball Team played its best season in the history of the school. The team went undefeated in its l2 county league games. easily winning the Rockland County P.S.A.L. Championship for the second consecutive year. In non-league games the Mounties won 4 and lost 2. the two defeats coming at the hands of Tuxedo 151-299 and Ramsey C56-351, who were beaten in return games. -16-50 and 47-2-1 respectively. Other non- league teams met and defeated were Sea Cliff, L.l. 4-i2-201 and Rye 1-il-55 l. ln Section 9 Tournament play Suffern overwhelmed Port Jervis 62--10 and New- burgh Free Academy -I5-52. but lost the final cham- pionship game of Class A to Kingston -i9--15. The game was played on the neutral court of Middletown High School. The struggle was bitterly fought from start to finish, and only the phenomenal shooting of Glaser, Kingston forward. carried the up-staters through to victory. A summary of the entire season, then, shows Suffern winning 18 and losing 5. The three defeats were lost by a total of 9 points. The team was heavily-laden with experienced players. Pour post-graduates-Captain ,lohn Hoffman. Alyn SOYLILI. Edward XY'aligroski, and Richard Heath- formed the nucleus of the six players who carried the burden of the play. The other two regulars were Louis Rittendale, a senior. and john Dembnicl-ti, a junior. SUFFERN HIGH BASKETB , ,-. , 1 - .. Zif-all ' 3 50' C' 4 4 Two other seniors-Leroy Conklin and Bruce Williaims -played the whole season, while seniors Francis Dun- nigan and james Byrne completed part of the season. Edward Be-craft, a junior, was promoted to the varsity early in the season and shows promise for next year. During the regular 18-game season Suffern averaged -41.5 points per game while holding its opponents to an average of 28.5 points per game. Captain Hoffman climaxed a brilliant athletic career by leading the county in scoring 80 field goals and 67 free throws for a total of 227 points and an average of l2.6 per game. ln the three sectional games he scored 66 points for an average of 22 points per sectional game. He was voted the outstanding player of Rockland County. Other members of the varsity who gained positions on the County All-Star Team were Louis Rittendale. who scored ll8 pointsg Alyn Sovak, who scored 95 points: Alohn Dembnicki, who scored 86 pointsg and Richard Heath, who scored 79 points. Mr. Lawrence H. Gallagher coached the varsity. while Donald Smith was the manager. john Dembnicki was elected to captain the l947--48 team. All previous attendance records were broken as Suffern went un- defeated on its home court. New bleachers were in- stalled in the gymnasium. but on four nights the doors were closed before the junior Varsity preliminary had been completed. SCHOOL VARSITY , I Suffern ........ Piermont ......... Suffern Suffern ........ Tuxedo ............ Suffern Suffern ........ Congers ..... .. Suffern Suffern .. Tuxedo .. Suffern Suffern ........ Sea Cliff .......... Suffern Suffern ........ Nyack ...........,.. SuHern Suffern ........ Haverstraw ...... Suffern .....,.. ALL- l 9-i6-47 Spring Valley .. 23 Suffern ........ 52 Spring Valley .. Ramsey ........... 56 Suffern. .... -H Haverstraw Pearl River ..... 34 Suffern ,....... -Z' Ramsey .......... . Piermont ........ 33 SuHern ........ -35 Pearl River ...... Congers .......... 15 Suffern ........ 62 Port Jervis ...... Rye ......... ..... 3 5 Suffern ........ 45 Newburgh ...... Nyack ..... ..... 2 2 Suffern ........ 45 Kingston ......... FN gf, 5 6 PN ,P , X N X Y Q ri l 1. ' i ' 1 , L, - .- ' , ' ' n A fa fl' .. . - t , 1 -wt t ' e 5 ' C' ' i was M ' ,Ji Vfb ,i if A fz:.J qrlni -Fl '- WRESTLING 1946-47 The wrestling team this year scheduled ten matches winning six and losing four. The team defeated Spring Valley twice, Liberty twice and won single matches from New York Military Academy and Lodi High School. The teams defeating Suffern were Nyack High School twice, Amityville, and Teaneck once each. The squad was very strong in the light weight divi- sions but weak in the heavyweight divisions. The team felt this in the county invitation matches as we lost out to Nyack for first place by seven points. N.Y.M.A. and Spring Valley following. The individual county champions from Suffern were Philip Fasolo C95 lbs.1, Rudy Frassinelli H03 lbs.J, Richard De Joie 6 l l2 lbs.J, and Captain Frank Cata- nese 6 133 lbs.1. George Farrison placed second in the 120-lb.division, Letter winners were: Philip Fasola, Rudy Frasinelli, Richard De Joie, Louis De Joie, George Farrison, William Stalter, William Robinson, Richard August, Wayne Powell, Co-Capt. Frank Catanese, Arthur Stetz, Co-Capt. John Adduce, Fred Trojen, William Keers, Roger Bauman, and Frank Errico. Junior Varsity letter winners were: Lee De Freese, Sam De Freese, William Malone, and Edward Stokem. CROSS COUNTRY C0565-MR. JOSEPH SMITH The Cross Country team ran its most successful season in recent years as they went through a 7-meet schedule undefeated, while annexing the county and the sectional championships. Individual team honors went to Louis Boyajy, who won the county first-place medal and finished hrst in 5 of the 7 meets. Captain-JOHN ADDUcE Captain John Adduce and Amory Conklin won 2nd and 3rd medals in the county meet and were usually fighting for those positions throughout the season. Other dependable varsity lettermen who scored im- portant places in the team victories were Otis Mapes, Edward Tillman, Bill Stalter and Sam Abate. J,V. award winners were George Doremus, Bob Manning, Philip Fasola and Bob Miele. WFFE44 i i - - but Html ff 'mmm H 1 Qs I H21 1 imp' -kW'flf,,T' ' 'I .1 Q' 1 ill gm H554 f 1 ' , - A - P Q. frr- - -'V 'Q' 'tl'-l .f .,:f: F5 l Bi in gm Q fn Wil' Wi lm exffn- 9 ik , Q 'XR' , -If V -X -JK A ,-A. - nt N fi r it wwe if - it i .. P f ,,, i A c rvrfp, A ' '31 fr -, gtg, i TJ 5 F If ff' -,.. -im 11 .LSL-. --c I - ,. -3 - - y .ae gs. as X fr' 1 BASEBALL Baseball season began for us March li, 1947. At the hrst call of baseball practice 52 enthusiastic candidates appeared. From these a Varsity and junior Varsity teams were to be selected. Promising candidates of past season experience were made up of Paul Villarosa, Francis Dunnigan, james Rice, john Dembnicki, Norwood Ernst. Williiim Morrow. Peter Callaghan, Lee Stewart, Harley Smith. and joseph Nappo. Newcomers who will bolster the strength of our team should be: Edward Waligrciski, Wallace Russo, Michael Brown, Burton Thompson, Ronald Becraft, W'illiam Keers, Glen Brubaker, Gary Herring, Edward Newlands, and Edward Small. Vanity C oacb-PETER KURACHEK Jr. Vanizy C0d6b-WILLIAM MAHANEY TRACK The 1947 track and held team faced the task of upholding the fine record set by the 1946 squad. The schedule included a total of lil meets including 5 triangular meets, 7 dual meets, and 4 championships. The team lost many of its star competitors but made up for these losses with team balance. The middle distance runners and pointers carried the consistent scoring punch which was well supplemented by the pole vaulters and high jumpers. Two sprinters from last years state championship sprint relay team, Bruce Williams and Paul Villarosa. formed the nucleus of another fast quartet. it .P fini' v ,X LV.BASKETBALL While the Varsity was clinching the Rockland County P.S,A.I.. basketball champion- ship for the second straight year, the junior Varsity proved that it will furnish excellent material for next year's Varsity with a successful season of 10 wins and 7 losses. This placed Suffern third in the county junior league. Edward Clark, james Hoffman, joseph Nappo, Harley Smith, and Donald Stewart proved a strong, capable starting five, ably backed up by the remaining members of the squad. The entire squad was well-balanced, and displayed marked improvement in each suc- cessive game. A game captain was appointed before each game, and an honorary captain elected at the close of the season. joseph Nappo was accorded this honor by his teammates. LV.FOOTBALL The little Mounties had a very successful season as far as experience goes. They were coached by john Medve, who did an excellent job with the boys. This year the j.V.s pro- duced plenty of available material for next years Varsity squad. Some of the potentialities ate, Ed Clark, who quarterbacked, the J.V. squadg joe Nappo, hard-working center, Pitt Hoffman, charging guard, and john Dembnicki, tall pass-receiving end. Also Bob Meehan, Ed Becraft, Blackie Consiglio, Bob Hill, Herbert Harvey, Snap Van Dunk, Bill Keers, Richard August, and Wilbur Stiles. 1llL 415. ..a ,lllk af' I W' 1 f . ' aff' , KJV I .4 Ay, ,J 1 If 1 T OL .J U ,lv WV' ,U I . sf v 1,' .1 ,jf XQ- xv' All pf 1- TENNIS CLUB OF 1946-47 Again the great sport of tennis has returned to Surlern High School under the expert supervision of Mr. Gardner XVatts and Mr. Herman Lare, This is the first year that the Suffern High Tennis Team has been a member of the Rockland County P.S.A.L. Tennis League since the xvar. Although the squad has been greatly handicapped bv time and space. being able to use only half a court and practicing one day a week during the winter months. the team has done a remarkable job in improving their ability in the fundamentals of tennis. GOLF Carzt-A-MR. 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