Suffern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Suffern, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1960 volume:

FD anorama 196 0 SUFFERN HIGH SCHOOL SUFFERN, NEW YORK XX i I , , J t ' ' i X 4 KN if i' , T .Fi , ' 1 . Luv 4 J' uni! V A , ' ix , S 7 x A 3' N ' ft A ua -. , 'i' ' s K . .ts qi f . i ,-ex 1 it-:K s ,Y . , ' 4 .rfffn 'ix' xx Q .',,.'k,,,L,W,fs '. C ' 5 'f 2' , ,vt 1 V l, it , . W -' f- : s 8 dw, 1 , , FOREWORD Throughout our lives we rush. For six years we have rushed from class to class, snatching fragments of truth, gleaning insight into human nature, deriving pleasure and a sense of fulfillment from our diversified activities, paving the way for the future-and now we rush on. But before we venture into our chosen careers or college, let us pause for a moment and look back on some of our best days-those in high school. DEDICATION Dr Joseplw Kenny To Dr Kenny who has made us proud of our American herl tage Through his stlmulatmg and lively teaching methods Dr Kenny has done more than merely teach us American hlstory he has developed our minds so that we may face our future role as cltlzens of the Umted States wlth a more Intelligent and reallstuc outlook on lute We thunk he us a wonderful man ,f .,.t gi' c QT' 'Wm-vu., ,-. iff, LESTER E. ROUNDS Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank J. Zamboni, John Lewis, Edwin H, Greene, Everett Moore, New- ton H. Tuthill, Marion Cox, J. Edgar Davidson, President. The Class of T960 graduates. This simple statement is significant, For in it lie the hopes of all tomorrows- Creative quest of youth for betterment. lt is our hope that thirteen years with us Have educated you in literacy, For you will need these skills so desperately, Have brought you face to face with history, Its glories ancl its inhumanities, Have opened wide the mind that you might see The culture ofthe ages that is yours, Have touched the soul and intellect with truth That you might know realities of life, Have brought you moments ofthe beautiful ln music, nature, art, and literature. My personal best wishes, Graduates! That each success may briqhten still more paths Of progress for you individually As you pursue improvement of mankind. , -ff MQM 23- an f . .4 hx , 2 3 I Hlrgji: -. W' . f Q' 3' n -if., ' ,, ', , Ask 1 A it Q wi -RSHAHM-r-riff Wro- .. : ef E - Q 'l u s , ' n ROBERT BUEHLER Assistant Superintendent ,MX FRED J. ST. ANGELO Administrative Assistant U To the Class of 7960 Congratulatuons upon beung the flrst group of Suf fern Hugh School to be graduated from hugh school unto the decade of the soarung suxtues Recently I was concerned to read un a Gallup sur vey that many younger people feel that a successful future us much more dependent upon educatuon than upon honesty and hard work I feel quute sure that any satusfactuons you have deruved from your educa tuon to date are durectly related to the hours of genuune applucatuon spent upon your studues and ac tuvutues Perhaps your generatuon can help Amerucans regaun a balance between educatuon honesty and hard work If all of you set out resolutely to do thus hus toruans wull have reason to record that you were WILLIAM L RANSOM graduated unto the soarung suxtues Hugh School Pruncupal ' K To the Class of 1960 Congratulatuons upon the attaunment of hugh school graduatuon Your accomplushments represent the com buned work of many parents teachers fruends selves Although your future progress wull stull un part depend upon others the paramount factor wull contunue to be the amount of unduvudual effort you expend You wull probably deruve most Iastung satus factuon from achuevements requurung careful, challeng ung preparatuon. eouM0u,e.?27Q2 CHARLES B NEFF Vuce Pruncupal, Jr Hugh School ,. I X' f 4 ,. Q 4. f , be , ' 2 5 I y A 0 u .. p L - . . . Q' F 54 - Il - - - II I ' . ' , I - . . 1 1 . , - - ll - - - Il . . . . 1 Q 1 1 I ' 1 I I X'1'V' TRAVIS JACKSON Cortland State Teachers College KATHERINE AUSTIN Iowa Stale Blufhon College 0 .1 I Q L fun. Qw- NORMAN KERN Middlebury College MARILYN MONAHAN Goucher College CORINNE SEITH ER Swarihmore College ALBERT KOUBA Albany State Teachers College 91 'Ygif WILLIAM STALTER Harfwnck College PEARL YOUNG Columbia Unlverslfy Q1 BE RT LYO N Ithaca College JAMES FIELDHOUSE Falrlelgh Dnclunson Umversrty KEVIN RYAN Unlversliy of Toronto HOME MAKII U JUDITH FIELDHOUSE Pembroke College ENGLISH X WILLIAM LAUROESCH Colgate Umversny ,631 Ni :I -ggjxjgi 55:33 lf RITA PARROTT Platlsburg Sfate Teachers Colle ge i1,,?x,, BLANCHE SNYDER Cortland State Teachers College if x0 ww, BEVERLY CURRAN GLORIA GEIGER Cortland State Teachers College Umversuty of Wlgconsm PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOSEPH ST LAWRENCE Cortland State Teachers College ,Ama 7 1 ajg4fff 2 GEORGE FUGE Cortland State Teachers College 'MJ NICHOLAS MOTTOLA Temple Unlverslty as ABRAHAM SCHUSTER New York Umversnty Q- I T , f I ' I Q V I , Q . , I sg I I A sit 5 ' u X , ' in M A tatt. ,Lr I , ' L I :- f ' , A err' ef ,W I Q E I K 1 III ff f :td-'-f WILBUR ESCHEN Wake Forest College MATHEMATICS LIBRARY St Lawrence Unlverslty WILLIAM McCORMICK Albany State Teachers College ef' I I ' X 'Maha TW. lylry' '1 3 I SMH! 4Q ' JOHN MEDVE L.: CARMELA RUSSO Albany State Teachers College BETTY SHEPPARD Geneseo State Teachers College 14 ,jf- JOAN WICKES Albany State Teachers College ROY WEBER Unuverslty of Vermont .J I w 1' V X , I so ' e I If in X g ,nLt X fy AVLK 1 ,A I xx .i , K lv, ,x i , ., ,U,,5,.f4 t .K , mg . , L. in .. .I1 Q 1' Q - I f f I ' :I X5 x ar +9 ,IW ' 1 X . LOUISE YACKUBOSKIE New York Umverslty BARBARA SICA Albany State Teachers College GEORGE CLARK Georgetown University ru S. 'll xr' C? P COMMERCIAL G U I N C E Albany State Teachers College l QQ LEONARD STIGLIANO Geneseo State Teachers College GERALD YOUNG MARI MCGOWAN Oswego State Teachers College Trenton State College X . lf , - ' x I7 Vx 'UN If X - ., S T i,i .', 'f' mf-. ' ' '7 f- i ' A I . ' ,fig '.,,V,,,, ' X It I,- ln' xo f . -U. : ' ', -. , il' T f 37 fn HISTORY I I 5.4- L.. -I ...' BURTON CAPLAN Rutgers University r JOSEPH KENNY Columbia University ll 1 JOHN CONNORS Potsdam State Teachers College is EDMUND KOLAKOWSKI Siena College JEAN JARECKE Buffalo State Teachers College MUSIC JOSEPH ROMAN Ithaca College ' f' NEALE MONTGOMERY St. Lawrence University S N. ph- . W V. M Vp .A nsi, x 9 ag I n R Steffi I I , fw- 1 A RT I .I nga--f HARRY LEIGH Buffalo State Teachers College JOYCE ORBINE ANGELINA PUGl.lSl Douglass College Hunter College FGREIGN LANGUAGES DOROTHY MIX Slate Teachers College Dental Hygiene EDWARD RAUSHART New York Umversny 17 ,337 5,4- RICHARD EVANS Oswego State Teachers College W, , -V , Su' wsu 1' f, fs,:'s l 1- r I f Q f ' -, I gf E X E Z FRANK POOLE Oswego State Teachers College NURSES A QIICITY 5 139 e l e - - r It N F BERNARD LA BARGE Oswego State Teachers College JOHANNES OLSEN City College of New York, Industrial Arts INDUSTRIAL ARTS 4 ff'-X. 'H I ...va- 10927 SPECIAL ui I8 CLASSES Ffh K M. HELEN HEFFNER Bellevue Hospital Training DORIS BALDWIN School Columbia Teachers College X CARL NENCETTI A Oswego State Teachers College J I1 MIRIAM ROHL Unlversnty of Rochester JUDITH DRYER Alfred Unlverslty NEIL ABELL Q 6' mn-v U'- GERRIT ZWART Norwich University gg ,814 1 ., , F? wg 4 if VOCATIONAL SCIENCE SECRETARIAL STAFF HggRSfj,goggjgggW 'UN 1 KATHLEEN BLASCO Telephone Operator i EVVA HENION Business Clerk LINDA HERBERT Secretary Guidance IU VIRGINIA LONERGAN Secrelary Superlnlendenl ROSINA NATTINI Hugh School Secreiary VIVIAN DIMM Secrefary Health ROSEMARY JONES Secretary Lnbrary GLENDA PALMITER Busmess Clerk H 'Y we I J if I I R il. 'I ' I X I I . I I X. , L I I I E55-' I -S gt' A Us .5 i , A' l wi' ' 3 r X. f 2 I 1 isa - 1 A I 4 ' N - . l I I 2 if A f , :X I l ' I MY I 'S-N 4 I - 1 H' Q il Q ,N I I VI -Muna -new Wo L. D! '-In 5' l X! Y Seniors MR R MEDVE TN MISS MIX P Wx X T... SENIOR ADVISERS MRS 1 :LWB 05 SENIOR OFFICERS TON Rosen STOUGH NORMA Pfesidenf Vice N Pl-ATT .Pregfdenl 'T' x NX ...Qu vm- mx 'GN' 0. 42 qui. ll' gh Q c sii' 1' 0. 8 Y, 6 gsm E CHEW GARY EH Ll G N T ATHEW reasurer C Secreqary qv ' Q gn . EA ., -hx x- A, 4- l X X Q Xqxl tx - f ! x v ,W 5 3 Y 1 - x X X . 'tyfx 'Vg , , .f K - J' , 7' .1 4 5 l,Ax--Y , ss I , f f V fi F V.. ', sv ' ,Z fi .-s 1' m'i'2-1'!j- ,writ ' m l' 6 f- ,A .f-ff, 'gl 1,h,aA'9'-x1 A . , ,V 1--n ':w i , ' ,fzigdf-5 iz -:,fi,.qwfA,-w: ,. -qoL 'wr -A 4. 2 J' P4-sy 1 if '- ,,L o . f 4. I Z' ANITA ACKERSON Neetre enjoys the shore great bowl SHS Twlrler G rs Chorus l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 ed C oss l AA 3 wir ng 4 Captain 4 FHA 2 NIKKI AGNES New, large, strange, lost Momma' Its a bug place, Isnt lt? Our tlrst year at the hugh school, nestllng un a peaceful valley but on a hull When the bus pulls up the whole school populatlon seems to be on the steps i Future Spanish teacher enthusiastic about dancmg quiet type Tis a ty Girls Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Flag 2 Twsrllng 4 Dramahcs 'I FHA 'l BARBARA ANTONELLI Bobbi plans to become a nurse craves pizza skating IS her hobby rs Chorus I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Red Cross 3 GAA 'l 2 4 Flag Twlrn HA 2 3 4 Secretar '35 xv-7 me V ,. . , . - 174 , .f .. .iff er... l ' . il' ,,,:' ,,, 4g R r 5 G , 451' ' Ii l, 2, 3, ,A . . :ki H ' 5 pix' ? X. x. Gil' ,,3, , 41 : ,,: 'l'f19 l 4:F 'l,,,:' y3. Then inside, confusion . . . lockers, teochers, mil- ling students lost in the hall . . . How do I find where to go? Look on the bulletin board, children! . . . The first day . . . How do people ever get so big? -CKE? 'mf -in 43 'af BRUCE BAGNELL RICCARDO BACICH Quiet Rick foreign exchange student will tinlsh school in Italy tennis enthusiast Student Council 4 Tennis 4 Duke quietest in the class teach ings his alm adept with a camera Panorama 4 Mountain Echo 3 Cllx 2 3 4 PATRICIA BALDO Little Pat wrestling fan college bound green eyes her passion Gr: Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed Choru 'l 2 3 4 GAA1 2 3 4 Stagecraft4 1 ' - H 11 - ' l ., . . . 1 ' 1 ' , , - V ,,- U - ff il' , , , 1 ' s , , 2 , 1 , I , 1 - 28 ms 3 3 4 DAVID BARDSLEY Future teacher fond of hunhng and flshrng pet peeve any kind of hard work Honor Society l Prolectnon Club 2 3 Secre tary Treasurer 3 Mountain Echo 3 IRA BARRY Always smrlmg college bound hunt ings hrs diversion cross counlry runner Lettermen 3 4 Football I Golf 2 Wrestlung 2 3 4 Cross Country2 3 4 JOHN BECKER Enloys modern ,azz plays lenms for fun college bound golfer foo AllCounty Band 2 AllCoun!y Chorus I 3 Ban l 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 4 semble 2 3 4 Lettermen 3 4 Basketball 2 We battle through the grants In the hall to our classes the first doy us short, the second cu little longer, the next longer yet Bmky Word holds the closs govel l J . iasgrli, . l . I .. li I . , , ., . .. ,: : 7 ' ,,: ,,4 I C - 1 - ,f d , , ,: 'l,2,3, :En- flf fi 1 3, 4: T911 .45 Golf 2, , . I ll Yuh wonno buy cu mc1gozine?' No Thank you, l'm sorry, but someone has cslreody been here. . . . The lost doy of the compoign wi- '27-Ti . . We win! Whol are we going To do with that teddy bear? 'Q Q WINSTON BEERS 4'-g. rifefgl Y JOY BECKER Qulel lnlends fo become a srenographer oblecfs fo hard work fond of boahng Girls Chorusl 2 Mixed Chorusl 2 GAA Wmnfe prospechve engineer s likes sluclc up people baseball his forfe trl 1? Leffermen 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Cross Cou WILLIAM BEVANS 1 newcomer plans a career in fha service super salesman i Basketball 2 29 gt-,sr CAROL BOYCE Boycre not a racing enthusiast good bowler lt figures rs Chorus 'I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 3 4 Red Cross T Twlrltng 1 Display Club I GEORGE BRANDT Done most for SHS world traveler likes forergn sports cars Student Coun cll Prez Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Student Counclll 2 dent Councnl 2 3 4 President 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Cross Country I Class Presndent I Class Treasurer3 23:3 HP JOHN BRENDEI. Friendly John college bound foreign sports car lan wrestler AllCounty Band 3 AllCounty Chorus l Band 3 4 Mnxed Choru 3 4 Lettermen Track 3 4 Wrestlung 1 3 4 Cross Country A few fortunotes lunch wrth the bond ot the Green Room we work New York State history sure can get boring Halloween IS neor out with the paints' The spilled ,HX jimi surf 1' J 4 K ,,4. A . U - 1, - . 1, ff Gi l ' , , , J ' , 2, 3, 4: President 45 Lettermen 3, 4p County Stu- 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, , g ' 5 fri!! , I ,warg it ' 4,rL ? l, , 1 ' I s , : 3, 42 3, 4. paint on the sidewalks marks our somewhat erratic course-not to mention the poor merchants' windows! . . . Brotherhood Week comes . . . we visit all the churches . . . Then the first Junior High Dance . . . poor, shy, little 'CJ' 1 ball'l 2 3 4 Cross Country3 QAM M? avi! far! Eli , ,533-Yi 9 W itil' 5 59 ,gi f nl 114,121 I I 'K !,.f?:1f'l11iQ.p-Q 'SEQ-s ls, fin J '45, I ,I ANN BRENNAN Foreign service her future likes apples phony people annoy her Yu know? Girls Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Fund Chairman 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Red Cross 2 4 Treasurer 3 Panorama 4 Co Editor 4 Mountain Echo 3 FTA I 2 3 Treasurer 3 DONALD BRUNASKY Duck intends to become an engineer hobby is piano playing You betl Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Honor Society l Base ALLAN BRUNKHURST .Iac would like to enter business admmlgfrahon phllafellSf for fun dislikes fish ll II ' ' U . l N h ll . , , . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 31 1 1 1 - 2 ' 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 - - - - - 11 11 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 s X W ' or l 1 1 1 1 1 1 .J - , , . .I ' , ' i f - , 4 1, -1.:,,1f,ff ,-HF , H' .1.ti,.?.' :fs-. 1: -2 'wgffl -,. W. I, .3z::,r,-:ffHeg: 1, if .f,1f.H'sffff131'nf5 v ff x ---..-.... :e-11.1. , fx , fgfpfflr 1 .5 . 'wif-'Q'-21 V:-:H 41. ff J l ' , 7' I yy: 115- -1 1' V .. 1 f Q 1 'Til-,'-'l'f1f' 1-:li . ig. T 1 ' 1 ,g.5,f!!,1, 5,'2-.1 11 ku - - . ' 1. 11-i'?fgfgs3ef1111f.,1' .. A I ' - - A i'i 5 .. ' ',' - if-1J' il:lf:'f.l , . Q' . A was farg- wg? SHERMAN BURRES Slverm plans to enter the Navy pet peeve slow cars wrestler AllCounty Chorus 'I Mixed Chorus 'I 2 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball Country 'l BARBARA BYRAM Bobble likes the out of doors tends to ,om the Waves drsllkes fmpolate young men GAA3 4 boys' And Chrustmos IS upon us The concert herolds nn vocotlon But we re back oll too soon with new pens Three uneventful months pcuss, followed by the Junlor Hugh Festlvol with I Remember Momo, the mony choruses 'Q' BRUCE CAMPBELL Future Marine great with reel and gun clnsllkes lime nckeys a quick smile u v , 2 5 D '-, X A . . .A g s 1 Q - ' - ' Q-jg . . , AN ll' X A - . V ij . D . U H ll ,, H F I 7 , f , 2 , T, 2: Track 4g Wrestling T, 2, 3, 45 Cross. 'Ms H ,H , ' - in RS. 'VV lf , ,, , , 4 I 5' 'Q J ' ,E ze ' .L - 41 T Q l 42 ,sf and the Junlor Band The autograph fiends get their chance when Johnny Desmond slngs for us In an assembly complete with dlmmecl lights and blue stage 'ww ,H JEAN CAMPO 311 'is ROBERT CAMPIS Bo plans a career ln forestry enjoys Science MCS gl'll1 Camp: future fashion buyer IS f likes snobs fond of bowling Grs Chorusl 3 4 Mnxed Chorus I 3 4 G A 'I 2 3 4 Twnrlmg 'I 2 Stagecraft 3 FH12 KENNETH CARR Future electronics engmeer New Hamp shire beckons him Thais sharp as a tack' Sfagecraft 2 Explorers Clubl 2 Chx 2 3 4 Y. . V ' frl , 5 l . . . .. If fl n bu ' ' . 47 L ,, W' fl -11 - A -4 :V . . d- ! il' 1 ,: ' , ,: A , , ,i ' ,f 2 A ,. ul . 0 v 1 lI..I. I 1, , . . , , . , ,E 4, .. VERNA CERULLI Nosy people bother her seeks a career rn nursing likes Espanol has fun cooking rs Chorus l 3 4 Mlxe C orus 3 4 Honor Society 'I Red Cross 'l Mountain Echo 3 FHA 3 FTA 3 We all work hard for a week . . . Then Cavalcade comes and our parents see our better side . . . Oh hello, teacher, how has my Johnny worked lately? Fine lately! . . . This year is the fiftieth JOHN CERULLO Saunch obfects to homework other world travel A l Count Ch el' CVBVQS pllZ6 y orus 'l Mixed Chorus l 2 3 ootball l B tball 2 Baseb CATHERINE CHEMI Sweet voiced Cathy plans a career i show business dislikes sweet pickles friendliest All Count 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 3 4 Ensem Honor Society 3 4 Drama ics 3 C s Secretary 4 y Chorus 1 Band l 2 Girls Chorus -if-lb anniversary of the school . Gil' ,2,,: 'd h l,2, .... , : ' 1 1 ' 'SY y 'ii . . . ' . . . an- l- : ' , , , 41 F , 2: aske l, 5 all l ,, y . C, I .. '. V. ' . in , ffl - A l . , My 1' l,,:' ,,l:, ble2,3, 45 ' , 1 t' g las although its life was not lived only in this building . . . Mr. Kolakowski comes to our neighborhood this year . . . Iraq also sees the last of Mr. St. Lawrence, and he again joins our faculty . . DAVID COHEN a Basketballl 3 Baseballl 2 hw YVETTE CHRISTIAN lnterested in traveling annoyed by boys that wont talk enloys pafama parties Girls Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 GAA 3 Color Guard 4 Seen in Lafayette Theater college bound rock n roll his pleasure likes base GERALDINE COHEN Gerry most likely to succeed editor of Mountain Echo plans a medical career AIlCounty Band I 2 AIlCounty Chorus 3 8 n I 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Girls Chorus Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Ensemble Student Council 2 3 4 Honor So u y 1 4 GA 'l 2 Panorama Mountain Echo 3 Editor 3 , . . . 'I , ' I I - 5 ll ' 4.5 I bll. ,J ,- . - ... ' ...ex- - ,: A f ad,,,: - 1 ' I,2,3,4r ,,,: l,2,3,4: ,,: - c'et ,2,3,p A ,i 4: Q . f 15- SALLY COLLISHAW Elementary feacher likes airplanes sell centered people annoy her You know Band 4 Glrls Chorusl 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 4G BRYCE CONCKLIN Plans to enter hrs fathers business most musical lrlres Peter Gunn putters around cars ounty Band l 2 3 d Mlxed Chorus l 4 Ensemble 'I 2 4 Hon Society 2 Mountain Echo 3 All State Band 2 3 4 Track 4 ww its CATHERINE CONKLIN Most athletic long blonde hair sports come easaly to her eggplanf rs terrible Grs Chorus 'I GAA 2 3 4 Color Gu d 4 FHA4 We all go on an educatuonal tour, and vlslt the monsters at the Museum of Natural History we hope we havent scared them too much The year draws to cu close, as we prepare oruentahon -uw 7 1 I 1 f 2' . . . mu' ' H 1,2,3,:, AA1,2,3,l1.' 'I -2 We xl ' I . b ' ll .ll ' I- '. I XY A ' . X, All-C , , , 45 Ban I, 2, 3, 4g ' I , I I 1 I or M. Y- y If 4 if l I' 5 , , 5 al' booklets for the commg Seventh Grade the new underdogs The Avon Scholarship IS presented for the tlrst time this year And then school closes followed by ten all too short weeks of summer vacotlon cmd then DAVID CONKLIN Dave fond of money plani to receive technical framing fraClI HIGH Basketball 'l Track 4 213' JAMES CORSNER sv'-1-5 Plans to enter college chess his diversion likes friendly people good actor NJ All County Band 2 3 4 AllCounty Chorus l mle34LeMrmen34T 13 Dramatlcs 4 Q12-L ROSEMARY COX ud Irving on a ranch her goal crowds bother her good rider Dramatlcs 4 s li v 'X r I Q P ll 1 3' 7' 'U . . . K Band l, 2, 3, 45!Ml31ed Chorus 'l, 3, 4, Enl seb ,g e , 5 enn's ,Ag K 5 g4.9f3f:' HB H l ' V -- - 1 A CELESTE CRAWFORD Hopes fo fake a secrelarlal science course sings wrlh band In spare hme AIICounIy ChorusI 2 3 4 Girls Chorusl 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorusl 2 3 4 GAAI g T :rung 2 3 4 CoCapfam 3 Captain 4 AIIS1nYe Chorus 3 Our second year at SuFfern Hugh School This hme we know where To go To flnd which homeroom we have We learn good news and some bad news In homeroom Oh goody' Do you know who Ive go1'P' Yeah, but do you know what they MG. BAIRD CREIGHTON 533 Football Iaclrle drsllkes przza college bound Beals me' AIICounfy Chorus I Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Leilermen 3 4 Mounlaln Echo 3 Football I KATHLEEN CRONIN Kaffe aspires Io be a nurse llres krffens and pizza Nexf lolre Grrs Chorusl 2 3 4 Muxed Chorusl 2 3 ed Cross 'I S cretary 'I GAA 1 4 Cheerleadnng 3 4 Dramahcs4 W as ' I . gl , . W f ' -Al ' Il 1 1 . ' I - , , f, , ,,:' ,,,: :Fla WI' , ,: - r : MP5, A 1 .1 ,I H - 2' ,,,: ,: 1 , 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, resfling I, 2, 3, 4. ,, I ,, -1, - I. 'I' ,,,:' ,,, 1 4:R :e 5 ,2,3, A : ' ,: ' . did? Somebody hos mode the periods longer! Klsmef A week of school posses Then the mogozlne compcugn sforfs The mon wlfh all the prlzes comes ogom And we wm, csgcxm Another feddy bear Once more keeper FHA l 2 'Z BONNIE DAVEY al :un nf' 1- THOMAS DALLAGO Tom show offs Ark hlm Howdy enfoys good Halran food All Couniy Chorus 'I 2 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Foofballl Wresflmgl 2 3 4 Louie dislikes lima beans pashme collechng records fufure secrefary or book WILLIAM DeGOURDIER 1 QUIE' avid prolechonlst good refaller Prolecflon Clubl 2 3 4 ll - ll ' . . . . . . . ' K ' . . . N K. - . . H ,I D - - - , : ' , I 1 , , , - 2, ,, - H - - - - 1' ' , fp ,jg ' ,QQ 1 - Af fi 'wil ,l.,1v M X 1 I V Q , f 3 V. Bll... 'V ' 7 A 1 1 1 - 4 x of MARION De..l0IE Melr ho Binky is elected . . . lntlotion hosn't hit yet . . . G.O. cords ore only one clollor-although some people seem to find this high enough Just let them wont on few yeolrs pes to be an IBM operator pet peeve conceded people can b found bowling Glrs Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 3 GAA 3 Sta gecraft 3 NIEI. DeMARINO Future auto mechanic good fisherman enloys bowling happy fellow ,.---snug ni PHYLLIS DeJOIE Phlllre medical secretary enpoys funny people good sense of humor rs Chorus 'l M orus T lringl 2 P? ll inf? .nay . - I - . it ' X S19 I M ' - . - .. m Q 9 Q 5? . Q. ID Q. Y 0 3 r ,. f X nf A 1 Q C, Wax - - M ,Y C if 'mme PJ . l Q 3 lf ff 2 A . Q' - Y ,xi 7 ,,i-V .-, P N, ' P t rn l I A Rn a ' Football season whlle we dont play on the team, we stlll watch It and go to the rallies Our shy little boys get another chance as the Junior Hugh Dance comes around Shy? Ask the glr s p e Yea' PETER DII.L RICHARD DE PRIZIO Dickey college bound loud people bother hum fond of lusfemng to 'azz Prolectlon Club 2 3 Track 3 4 Wrestling 4 Cross Country4 Llkes all sporls especially slrung plans to enter college :rnfafed by conceded peo RONALD DOMINIANNI on enloys rock n roll huntmg s his diversion amaleur singer - 1 . . ' II ' ll . . . , . . . . . . . l ! 1 H . H ' ' , : , 1 ' i . ,,i,f1f , e- f ' . f1: ' , ff 1 4, A M fi' . ,L A V ' ll ll. ' I - fs' '1 UR H - 1 , . , RICHARD DOREMU5 Friendly Ricky , . . future engineer . , . favorite pastime-water skiing . . . baseball pitcher. All County Choru Mixed Chorus 'I 2 3 4 Leftermen 3 4 Vice President 4 Foot etball 'l seball 'l 2 4 Class President 2 3 SA LVATO RE DOTO a amateur singer dislikes walking likes to dance We write Fire Prevention essays . . . under the supervision of our English teachers . Then Thanksgiving vacation comes . . . with many misgivings too, as report cards come out 5 I' STANLEY EDINGER Stan known for his sense ol humor luture bactenologist loves to eat Mixed Chorus 3 4 Baseball 1 4 Work, oh so boring, keeps us somewhat occupied for a whale The annual Hollyhangmg Contest comes and we denucle our poor plne trees as Christmas approaches wlt HW? GAA12 3 44? GARY EHLIG Hopes to be an engineer class money handler sports lan Lotsa luck' Mixed Chorus 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 nor S clety 'l 2 3 4 Lettermen 3 Dramahcs 4 Mountain Echo 3 Basketball 'I 3 4 Baseball 'I 2 3 4 Class Vlce r I dent 2 3 Class Treasurer 4 VIOLA EVERSON Quiet VI stuck up people lrk her nursmg as her goal hkes :ce cream AllCounty Chorus 'I 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Glrls orus I 2 4 Mlx d Chorus 1 2 BEVERLY FOGELMAN Bevy likes friendly people plans to be a secretary can be found dancing or writing letters FHA 1 . . . 'pc . . It ... ,. . . 'h 'lf 1, 'Q ,: ',, Ho o' ,,,i ,4, 'ag .I . 5 I 2,12 ,,,: -PGS- ,: - , ak '. . 'I - ,J ,,,: ff Ch , ,3,i 6 , ,3,4: 1,- V , W' K n H - - fy? the Christmas Concert and the Senior Play, Goodby My Fancy . . . then 7'- vacation . . . And back once more to school interrupted by our own R , attempts at entertainment at the Junior NORMA FORD Mayorette Norm always has a smile class best looking cutest and best dancer rs Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed horusl GAA 'I 3 4 lorette 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 AMY FRASER Friendly Amy college bound ardent pizza and coke fan Lotsa luck' rs Chorusl 2 4 Mix d horusl 4 GAA'l 2 3 4 Cheerleadmgl GEORGE FREEMAN Antrim player T his go loys reading music and the theater nd l 4 Mixe Chorus 44 Ensz rnble 3 4 Mounfain Echo 3 High Festival 1 'N vw V? Gil' ' C ,2,3, 45 , 2, 3, 4, Twirling 'l, 2, , 5 Ma- : , - X ff l' , ,X , - . . .- A A H JI. . , Gil' ,,:s,, 'ec ,2,3, kr x- , ' Q fl? ' r f X 1 .nf flif' ' .. M.l,, ' al...en- .il I' ,-'Y.- I, Ba , 2, 3, , ' fi 1, 2, 3, 4, , ' E 1- V ' The Junlor Honor Socley taps some o lmpernl the school wlth our candles t us who We vlslt West Pomt and gawk at the statues and the cadets Mx dl-W rw' glib 5-ly FREIDA GANNON Shy smile enfoys workmg on bulletm ld boards will enter business wor SONDRA GELFORD S d devours pizza and coke an y SHS twrrler wntes Suttern Echoes for The Journal News Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Ensemble 4 Student Council 2 GAA 'l 2 3 4 Twlrllngl 2 J 3 4 Dramatncs 4 CAROLYN GREEN another Carol secretarial future pizza coke fan concelted people dlsplease el' Red Cross 'I Twlrlmg 1 2 3 Color Guard 4 FHA I ...Ph ,,Ax,' H H - n - - ff ,, Q 5: . , I . 2 , , , , , , , f '- 1 1 : , , , : , , , : . 'N X liz, 'I ll ll ' f h . : , , 1 z ANDREW GULICK Rohm engoys danclng wlse guys rrrrtate hrm That car IS beat' Football 2 Baseball I PETER GULICK Friendly Pete BAA money handler college bound great southpaw Mlxed Chorus 4 Lettermen 3 4 BAA1 2 3 'I 2 Baseballl 2 3 4 County Most Valuable Player 3 Bowlmg 4 lntermlsslon Easter vacation then ITS Junior High elechon time e baseball season starts and then we have tests again The Avon Scholarship IS awarded then finally WILLIAM HALDENWANG 1 plans to enter college Student Council treasurer sports fan ounty Band 'I 2 3 Mnxed Chorus 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Stu dent Council 4 Treasurer 4 Honor Society 'l Lettermen 3 4 Mountam Echo 3 Boys State 3 s etball l 2 3 4 Baseball 'l 2 3 4 C Treasurer 2 . . . . , rf - rr h I - ' b V I ' . . . H - .rr 1 4, Treasurer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 I , , , 1 B'lI . . . . . . All-C , , , 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, ' 4: I : A I Ba lf , , , : , , , : lass the Icist doy of school . . . No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers -looks . . . until next yeor and we re freshmen . . . Another year, onother day. . . How little the seventh 'li in LINDA HAUCK JANET HANNERS an Rainbow girl future home economics teacher When do we go? s Chorus I 3 Mxed Chorus 'I 2 e Cross 1 HA 'I 3 4 Secreta President 3 Class artist and best dressed college bound hobby fashion photography rs Chorus 'I 2 4 Mlxe C us y Cub 2 3 4 Panorama Mountain Echo 3 Honor Society 'I 3 4 CLARA HAYDEN Aspiring secretary Know it alls bother er pizza and football fan quick with a needle 'Q' I avr' I I X i J ... ' ' Girl' ,: i , 13,41 Rd :F ,2, ,z VYIZ I .5-54 'fl ... T l . Gil' , ,3,g ' d hor I,2, 3, 4: Displa I I, , , 5 4: AI 3 I JEAN HENNINGS Goal to be a registered nurse lnkes to meet people C Y O er basketball fan Girls Chorus 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Twnrl :ng 2 3 DIANE HINZE it ,Q 3 graders seem how bug the sensors are only three long years and we WI be sensors Why, we re still In Jumor Hugh' We re getting there, however as we puck our own sublects this year Dee future secretary ndmg her favonte dislikes arguments Red Cross l 2 GAA 'I 2 Softball Manager 2 CATHERINE HOREY Nurses aide Cathy hobby meet mg people all sports dellght her rs Cl1orus'l 2 M d horugl GAA1 2 ag --fa We dont wln the magazine campaign -it M' 4? I - 'll 4 . , . . . WMM f If . .... I l . I W fl I 1 n Q 1 5 Ng 'f M191 mu V' , K . 1 ,, 'Q .,xk, N , .P V x , - H H - ' Gi l ' , , 4g ixe C , 2, 45 but at least we have the high salesman v-9-f . . . we give the gavel to George Brandt this year . . . Elementary 'N K Algebra, along with English, History and General Science, provide us with ample work opportunities for Ni -any sl IX PAUL HUNTRESS Photography bug sees himself as an out standing chemrst All County Band golfer and explorer AlICounty Band 2 3 AllCounty Chorus l Band 'l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Ensemble 4 Honor Society 2 Cllx 2 3 4 MARTHA JARMUS n aspires to a medical career lovely golden blond hair Cofditor Panorama Girls Chorus l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 Honor Society I 3 4 Vice President 4 GAA I Co Editor of Panorama 4 Mountain Echo 3 ELAINE JOHNSTON Athletic Lame pleasant smile hard worker nursmg her career GYS ChOI'US'l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 'l 2 3 4 Student Council l GAAI 2 3 4 P,- dent 4 Cheerleading 2 3 4 Capqam 4 Flag Twrrllng 1 2 Class Secretary 3 WJ ROBERT JOWAISAS Robin interested in business admrnis tration dislikes sophisticated girls enloys ocean swimming All County Chorus 'l Mixed Chorus l Ensemble 4 Student Council l 2 4 Football I 2 3 Baseballl 3 4 Wrestlingl 2 JAMES KAYE im bass fiddle player atomic energy his field photography a hobby ounty Band 1 2 3 4 nd xed Chorus 'l 2 3 4 Ense ble 2 3 Clux 2 3 4 AllState Orchestra 3 4 Tennis a while . . . The all County Music Festival comes . . . and goes . . . This year is the first one when we really participate in high school . . . We vote in the school ,NE MA, SARAH JANE KEENAN Sally future nurse football games delight her unsmilrng faces not for her rs Chorus 'l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl gif 3 4 Student Council'I GAA'l 2 3 4 Cheer leading 2 3 4 DYBTYIBTICS4 ff ff elections lalthough QQ? the upper classmen may not like thisj we have a basketball team, we have members in chorus, the band, Honor Society and athletics-man we're in! So's Ike for the second time . . . There is work to it too . . . Boy! Shakespeare wrote a ., BARBARA KOWAI. Secretary to be Barb conscrenhous worker llked her car Prudence Grs Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorusl 2 d oss 'I X ,A Panorama 4 K snfj' NICHOLAS KYDON Nick all types of mathematics are lun college dlslrkes flllmg out blanks goes for TV Dramahcs 4 I . H H - - . . . ' , . il' , , , : ' , , 3, 4: Re Cr , 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, ,I ' I ' l .J . N A , ze ' N - H . 1313 ' 3' 1 . ,H 3 ' '- 4 Q if . ' -'iff' . I rj, 1 ,g 'L' A I 2' l x , L QM5, , 4 0 A lrrrel '54f, , ,,,,, W, gy ' 347' ,ff ,7,:4,L,2jj- , ' V - MQ' , Vw' I, ' ,, U - - ' - V gf ' V . , ' . ,Q , I , 1 f 1 I I I A I 1 , , : , 1 , . Ly NANCY LANIER Nan loves lialran food nursing to be her career rock n roll Girls Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 'gif 4GAA12FHA34 Xxx x o Remember the words? Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your un... ears, I come to bury Caesar, not to praise INGRID LAZARATION hum We may have hated hum then, but to quote Shakespeare, When comes Enjoys rlcllng ln red convertrbles wi enler nursmg school NICE smile concerted people not her favorite Grs Chorus l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 4 FHA JAY LIEBERMAN Enloys basketball and baseball expects to work next year ROBERT LEMOND Mop caullous hunler draflsman lo fasf ln track enloys all sports Student Council l lettermen 3 4 Baseball 'I Track 3 4 Wrestling 3 4 Cross Country 4 an ,KG M4 such another Q .pq W fi ll The teachers may have been saying that, for we were the largest class In the Semor Hlg The year passes essay contests, tests and then we graduate oftlclally to Senior Hugh as K l QQ we march, out of college 'lin QCA ROBERT LINDGREN Cross country runner arhshcally inclined to enter college Buddy Lettermen 3 4 Display Club 'I 2 3 4 Cllx 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Track 3 4 Cross Country NRY MARCOUX Hank lcome addition to our class sports are wonderful especially bowling RICHARD MAGURNO IC argues future lawyer polmcs Interest him l know but why not? Lettermen 3 4 Sports Editor of Panorama 4 Mountain Echo 3 Football T 2 3 4 Wrestl 1 2 3 PATRICIA MARMO Posmon an business Patty has dis taste for peanut butter and lelly sandwlches clever polrester Twlrlmg 2 3 FHAI 2 VIRGINIA MARTIN step, In our ceremony wnth speeches by the Hugh Honor students, Gerry Cohen, Gar Ehllg Llnda Houck and Bull Haldenwang then on to the dance Stairway to the Stars school IS over again Gmny concelted people lrlc her ambition mecllcal technician good sense of humor Grs Chorus I 3 4 Muxed Chorus I 3 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 Vuce President of County Honor Society 4 GAA I Dramatlcs 3 4 THOMAS McCLEERY Shrek summer lvteguard dont men tion American cars future college grad Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Honor Soclety I Stagecraft 2 3 Football 'I 2 3 Baseball 'I Dramatscs 4 another year 'Q . I . ,, . . I ' v' x, . H t, - ,: ,. ., . I ll ,,, ,,, fl ' : : ,. 3, X ,,.,, - , 1 ,s ,,: 1 Bmgo' How short the vocotnon seemed' We re upper clossmen ot lost although we re not on top of everything yet someone pointed the cxudutorlum quite cu 'ob There ore cn lot of new teachers thus year eleven to be exact MARLENE MQNULTY Pet peeve unflnlshed sentences SHS twlrler writes column for The Journal News Grs Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Honor Socletyl GAAl 2 3 4 Twlrllng 419 MARY Miovs Having a ball Co captain of Cheerleaders County Chorus 'l 2 3 4 Band l Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 'I 2 4 Ensembles 3 4 Honor Society 'I GAA 1 4 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 Cocap BETSY MERRIAM Betz red convertlbles thrill her C est la we excels rn sports All County Band 3 AllCounty Chorus l 2 4 n l 2 4 Clrls Cho us 2 3 4 Mlx orus l 2 4 Hon clety l G A 1 2 3 4 Dramatucs 4 Panorama 4 t Mountain Echo 3 . , I I a , L me A, il' , , , : ' , , , 3 l,2, 3, 4. ' F f ll? K, ' V ' p ...atuture nurse...hobby-sports. li e All- , , , : ,2,3,4: 'Y ' ' , , , : ' , ,3, 1 , 2 ' : ,Z 3, 5 ' , , , 5 - tain 4. 4 , .3 'Yi' 2 2 L M 1 'Magi 'A U 1 ' lf, - A ' ' Bad,,3,: 'r1,,,:'ed Ch , ,3,p orSo' ,2,3,4p A f , , : ' : : v 1 - t BARBARA METZ Very shy drfvlng IS so pleasant are swlmmrng and :ce skating 3 4 Honor Socletyl FTA 4 FRED MEYER Agaln George gets the gavel Aslan flu IS the fad, so the football team stays In bed for a few games, blowmg their noses Its a bloody year, with blology and that uHers around cars I5 Frog p hobbies makmg and spending money Navy Golf 2 DENNIS MILLER Appreclates good food career rn U S Coast Guard learmng to converse ln Russran worm and frog, formerly quute cold and dead, pickled 'Ei' , ,ya K f - . . . , . . . . . , Y. . lr- ' ' ' . . . so Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 21, 9 U H V 4 t A h . h' A I , y Z 1 I' 5 and gruesome on the wcux dlssechng 'fro squirm reodlly ln our over cxchve memories GO soles the mcgozlne compcngn elechons Tryouts Baseballl 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 -1:9 MADELINE MORLEY wfll be a bl lingual secrefary P1113 he' is dislikes unfriendly people MX on going sfeady rs Chorus 'l 2 3 4 Mixed C orus 'l 3 4 Student Councll 1 GAA 1 WILLIAM MOTTOLA I Foolball Co caplaln candrdafe for Mr Umverse has a consfanf appehfe Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Leifermen 3 4 Football 3 4 Co Cap B elball l MONA MURRIN Fufure arf feather greaf af lmpersonahons faunfy avr Terrible fernble' Girls Chorus 4 Mvxed Chorus 4 Red Cross 3 Dramahcs 2 3 - - Y, ' 1 Z . . . . if ' V is A xl duh I.. I --Q ' l . l l ' l ' oar' , ,I , 1 ' h 12' Q2 T B'Il . . . - ' . . . ' 1, 2, , 7 -I 'faln 4: ask I I , 3, 4g TN, 3 'Y . . A . . . I , . , . H. . .. 1 ' ,II 'K ja Q rest comes at Thanksglvlng after the annual Thanksgiving assembly as we bow 1--C our heads and sung our songs The semors 5- produce House on a Cllft and demonstrate their dramatic abnlltnes to Then nts wmter ANNE NIBLOCK Cartoon Illustrations her field Annie lrkes hamburgers wrth all the works always doodlmg Cheerleading 3 an-N flu CHRISTLE NICHOLS R ll en oys sports skating swimming ea y 1 will be college bound please no mice Glrls Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 GAA 'KID FREDA NICHOLS Welcome to S H S may become a nurse loves swlmmlng and :ce skating Gnrls Chorus 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 GAA Af ' c 1 T A C' , ' ll ' ll fs' 1 1 us . . . ' . ff T 1? ,' ' - ' , ' ' . . . 'i 3, 4. ' I ' Q A W f 8 3,4gSecretary I I I bundled, shrvermg figures make 'rherr way into the burldmg the snow falls, falls, and falls the roads ore rmposs ab e no school for three fun filled days The Chrlsfmos Concert comes wrth sfrcuns of music and slcaflng likes fallored clolhes GAA 2 3 Twlrllng 3 'inf' ,er LEE OFFUTT Wanls a business ol' his own lrkes fasf cars boallng enfhuslasf Mixed Chorusl Track 1 2 Wresllmgl 2 3 Cross Country 1 RUBY ONDERDONK Pizza fan experf dancer revels HOWARD PEARCE Howre gels lhe blues when 11 rams no deflmle plans model arrplanes hrs hobby ounly Band l Band 'I 2 3 4 Mlx Chorus3 4 Ensemble3 4 Football? f V , , Q ' r , 1 ' f I I ' . . . . . . in . A 1' J ,d 1, A e ff www- ' iff' l c ,E . We H - H . . All-C : , , , : 'ed . : , : . SAMUEL PELI. Sam to ,om the Arr Force parfhme gunsmlth enjoys llsfenmg io ham radio the many choruses smgmg away e Chrlsfmas Ball and then vacation for Two blessed weeks 1958, a new year, IS ushered In with Tests and changes nn schedules Candy Carmval when we dance under can canes EMILY PERLMAN kk Plans fo leach or lnferpref Spanish foys driving accordion playing her hobby rs Chorusl 2 3 4 Mlxecl Chorusl 3 4 Mounfaln Echo 3 FHAI NORMA GAY PETIT Gay In All Counfy Chorus phomes :rnfafe her Ieachln fofs IS for her All Caumy Chorus 'I 2 3 Glflg Chorus I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 AA 4 TWHlIf1g'l 2 3 4 Mountain Echo3 ......,,,?. ' ' . . . th ' W , , A 'wif ... ' II - ll dy a,'::. QA - 1 . . 1 . 0 I ' A en' ein' ' , , , , - ,2, 1. NL. ! Q! 1-fn' ,Italo 1,2131 dlsappear mysteriously yum, yum' Cavalcade The Remarkable Incident the school splrlt IS ever present at our games Some authorltles get an Idea and we wrlte poems . l .. Vex uc. t Carson Corners Wllbur, f WW EUGEN E PIERSON Gene crazy about hamburgers gects to alarm clocks spare time spent on wreclre d ca rs NORMAN PLATT lntends to teach and coach all round ath e e likes everything Norm even tempered AllCounty Chorus 'I 2 3 Mlxecl Chorus I 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Honor Socnety 'I 2 Lettermen 3 4 Presldent 4 Junior Klwanlan 3 Junior Rotarlan 4 oct 1 3 4 Baslxe all 2 3 4 Base l 2 3 4 Class Vlce Presldent4 wrestler MARTIN POLEVOY Marty future plans undecided reading good books his hobby champion Mlxed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 2 3 4 Mountain Echo 3, Football 1, 2, 3 4 Tr k l, 2, 3 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, I A 1 I ' rt ll ' ll ' 'J ' lt , U . . . 1 A X M . . . . --.W . . . . . if ' E - - 3' V9 . as-q.,, ' iff 1, ten! 7 '. CHX' .- . 'xmffrfw' A A .' 'wi U 3, ' ' fe, l- ' . 1 fig E .'j1,. '-. ,- n,, f '43, ' V .. Hr N. Lg. V ,-,X ' gg, V. . 3, , e. . 1 NK I' 1' +..n,-.. ' 1 ll Il l ,' ' ' . l I ll ll - , , 1 ' 1 1 , 2 , , : , 3: , 1 , : 2 1 :F - ball , 2, , 5 tb 1, , , : ball , , , : - . f 4 61 BARBARA POWELL Barb gorng to college listens to classical muslc girl with the dancing feel Grs Chorus 'l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Ensemble 4 Honor Society 3 4 Flag Twlrllng 3 4 Dramatlcsl INA POWELL Feasts on spaglwettl and meatballs looks forward to Hawanan trip hobby sewmg great at softball about keeping SuFfern Hugh clean Drama comes to Suttern a F B I counterspy vlslts us In an assembly and makes some shockmg remarks The Sprung Concert comes, as concerts always seem to come I5 Grs Chorus 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 GAA2 3 4 TWIflIHg.l 2 FHA1 2 WILLIAM POWELL e will yom the Army great S01-la salesman keen hunter Football 2 Trackl 2 3 . . ...n... . .. . ,, H - . il' ,,, : : ,: f: . ' . pkg, il' ,,:' ,,: ,,: ,J ,- lk ... : ,,. Crum' Its Regents time then not too fa soon for some ond oll too soon for others the yeors over School starts with us os eleventh graders next yeor well be seniors Rick Doremus 4' IS our prexy this EMIL RAU R f-'Vs rx. EDWARD RAPP enloys huntrng and fishing homework annoys him plans uncertarn Bn 'I234Wrestlmg'l234 Enjoys a good hard problem rock and mineral collector future chemical engineer 455-5 vqr avoids red tape Lettermen 3 4 Explorers Club 2 3 4 Treas er 3 rack 2 3 4 Cross Countr 'W r DAVID REED Bound for the Navy Dave golfer rn spare trme he's a tall one we--7 KATHLEE ln Ensemble yeor Flash' Extron' the Echo commcxnd oslco lolns us opens with o teo N RIGOLOSI cute Kathy hopes to be a linguist Russian conversatlonallsf Ensembl e 3 4 Dramahcs 3 CARMELLA RITTEND ALE Mella hkes new l s h FHA 3 AUDREY RINFRET Aud oves convertibles Oh get ou u l 1 Y 'i AllCounty Band All County Chorus and Grs Chorus 'l 2 Mlxed Chorus 'l 3 4 Ensemble 2 Honor Society 'I 3 4 GAA 'l 4 Dramatlcs colhes bus: c ool Ca 1 ness pam of JV Twlrlers as kefball player Student Councll l Twlrlmg I 2 FHA 'I 3 Captam 3 vnctory th m takes first wlth us m lntervlews Rockefeller Al the football teom e tenms ploce from ,WA . . . as u I I V yt . . . l l 5 rn ,a. A W A L 1,1 , . . , most musical . . . l ' N' - wg ,j 1, - - .H 5 . 25 - l, 3, ll 41B l,2,3,4g il' , ,3,4g 7 ' , 2, , 1 , s, 4: 3, 4, ' A' i Pearl Rrver, not an unusual feat for the team we have an Indoor outdoor assembly on drnvmg and reactron time those brakes The Lettermen s Club rs formed we start to plan for the Junlor Prom but are Interrupted by f 'UP .L :Eli A 43' PETER ROGALIN Pete hobby boat racing engineer mg field Lettermen s Treasurer Student Councul 4 Honor Soclety 1 Lettermen 3 4 Treasurer 4 Football 'l 2 Baseball I Track I 2 3 4 Wrestlung 1 2 Cross Coun 2 ELAINE ROMAN Loves orange soda plans secretarial ca reer Band Treasurer smart dresser AllCounty Band 'l All County Chorus 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Glrls Chorus 12 3 4 Red Crossl Y' HARRIET ROSE A whiz on roller slrates drslrkes hny cars Evre office positron her goal rs Chorus 1 3 4 Maxed Chorus l 3 Red Cross 2 Color Guard l 2 3 4 Stage , cra t 3 FHA 1 2 3 ' C , fs, ' I . . N U ll - ' 'I' ' . . I 'J ' : ,p 2 ,I I Q , , ,z ,: - tryl, ,3,4. ' I - , , T 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, ensemble VW . Rok ' ' V ,, .H .. Gill I fi . , ,4j 'x 1 1 , , ,f - f 1 ,,. ,-We AUGUST SALO Hobby reloading bullets Auggle Une llsherman Preslclenl of Sk: Club wrll be a conslruchon worker ecraft 'I 2 3 E Baskefball 3 4 .IERILYN SARDULLO Likes friendly people achve ln GAA Girls Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 GAA1 2 3 4 Stagecraft 4 Dramahcs 4 The Leftermens first clonce Hollowe en window pcunhng again, along with All Stole Bond tryouts We re shll workmg on the prom remember Those playing cords? The proms over some sight' I in .d ' MARTHA SAR DU LLO Fufure gym or Spanish ieacher fine al I sporls ardenf spaghefh eaier rs Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed C orus 'I AA 'I T FT Dramahcs 4 A 1 1 , . . - I Svag I , , 45 xplorers' Club 'l, 2g F Flag Twirler . . , .leril'4. . . Senior Playa A if M 1, ' . . . al Gi I' , , , f ' r- , 2, 1 f 3, 4: G , 2, 3, 45 wirling 'lg A 3, 4: 4 We're being carted to and fro as we're tested at New City . . . the football team feasts with the Rotary Club . . . Sputnik is launched . . . The Christmas season is coming . . . the Concert, the Ball . . . then the Miss G.O. contest . . F ROBERT SCULLY N. ELAINE SCOTT Scottie . . . college . . . likes Jaguars . . . skillful horseback rider . . . one of the Racoon e . Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Flag Twirling 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Stage craft 4 Dramatlcs 4 Bo dabbles in painting college bound Irish smile newest noisemaker Band 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Ensemble 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Stagecraft 4 Explorers Club'l 2 Panorama 4 Track 2 Dislikes buffer Smirly to do con struction work football guard Footballl 2 3 4 Golfl Sf : ' , : , , , 2 - f . ,I . ,J ,, bn - . . ,ff . : , , : 1 . ' l , , , , , 1 1 . ,ii , V 1 ' . ' I V . FRED SMITH 4 Q ,K ,-12' ' . ,Cr -,,, ,S-if . ' ,,,g . JOAN SPATZ OH to college likes pizza and coke Jon: chess player County GO 2 4 Secretary 4 Editor of Re ound 'I G rls orus 3 4 Mux Chorus l 2 3 4 Student Council 2 4 Secre tar 4 Honor Socletyl GAA'l 2 3 4 ag lrlng 2 3 4 Captan 3 Dramt s 3 Business Manager ofMounta1n Echo 3 DENNIS STEAD Denny ly lnclrned speed ermen 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Wrestllng 3 JOAN STEAD Future plans uncertam leisure hme horse back riding lm hungry' pleasant smile Honor Society l Red Cross l Mountain Echo 3 68 Stage Door comes to frumon after nts many rehearsals Boys Sports Night and clmner Girls Sports Night the years closing tlnals Regents week the last clay report cards the assembly doesnt like work athlehcal hunting and flshlng are hrs 4 Trac lx 'Fwd' Us line up with the seniors . . . have Cl good summer . . . Then the last year . . . and we re senlors ot last remember how for owoy ut seemed rn seventh grade? we glve our govel for the lost time and Bob Stoughtons e M . fffiflf- ' I ,:j,:.,J.., X M . ,VM fs: 3:2 5 Vmer ROBERT STOUGHTON Bobby loves to sarl leader Senior Class President G O Vice President All County Band 'I 2 All County Chorus 3 4 n l 4 Mnxe C rus 2 4 semble 3 4 Student Council l 3 4 Pr dent 'I Vlce Presldent 4 Honor Socnety 1 3 4 President 'I 4 Lettermen 3 4 Secretary 3 Mountarn Echo 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Co Captain aseball 1 g Class President 4 JOAN STRAHLMANN Clever sewer intends to be a secretary lkes almost everything avoids stuck up girls Red Cross 1 .await JOHN SULLIVAN Really outstanding art student Italian foods are for him away with pesslmlsts Display Club 4 Art Club l 2 3 4 JAMES TAYLOR recelver we have new forms To fill out we wm the magazine campaugn for The fhlrd time senlor prcfures SIT down, please, turn your head a lltlle There thats If hold If please, smlle, next V am goes for yazz reading and llsfemng fo music his hobbies college Ensemble3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 'Sk 5 JULIET TAYLOR fix June soon fo enfer nursing Held admires lnfelligenf people famed eques frlan Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 2 3 Red Cross 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Vice President A Mounfaln Echo 3 FHA 3 af MARGARET TEDESCO Baskeiball IS greal Maggie fUfUf9 IBM operafor one of our small ones GAA 1 FHA 'I lslts 'ro Q . ' V ls . . . . , 2 3 5, . . . M ,, . - . V I , . . 1 I . ,, . . HJ- H . . , : , , , - ,Xx x ,V .V . 1 1 VV- I A ,, H - A, . , ' ' , , 2 ' , ,4: - N w , 1 7 1 ' ' 3, 41 GA 'l, 2, 3, 45 ' 5 1' A.. I ? Q AX ' x - H -N ,, U . Q . the Guidance Office Interviews for colleges or 'obs The Sensor party at the Woman s Club band rehearsals 'gy football starts slx undefeated games we re county champs with Nyack Thanksgiving vacation 'W PATRICIA TIRPAK BLAISE THOMPSON Great flyer very Interested ln science prefers IUICG Instead of coke a college bound doesnt like wlsecracks mce clolhes lustrous red Elf Girls Chorusl 2 3 4 Mixed Cl1orus'l 2 3 4 GAA1 2 3 4 Stagecraft4 if DENIS TOMPKINS Loves to eat and listen to the radio rs likes malung speeches draftsman 7 l l 'N .5 . ' I 8 How many people did they remove in the 'N n Q , ambulance at the alumni football ' t game? . . . and Dr. Kenny's history class ?'f A 'F' ft. 'iz 5 X 43 FRANK TONDO Wants to take a trip around the world sings rock n roll bowling only two from our ranks make it to meet Virgil . . . Hawaii ioins us so now we are fifty . . . Fill out all those ,QR ,4 WILLIAM VAN BENTHUYSEN 1' Van another phys ed teacher e peeve late comers enyoys driving e t basketball player Lettermen 3 4 Football 'I Basketball aseballl 3 Tra I 2 Cr Country WESLEY VAN HORN Eats tons ot salt water tatfy Hawaii bound up and coming salesman Wes Baseball 1 Track 1 . I I - ... ,-af W, , :-5' A , Mfy, t,v,,l? il il 355.535 , ,, , ey.: sg t .0 9-L, C I' ... . . ...pt I - ' ...df If , : 1 1, 2, 3, 41 B ,2, 5 ck , 5 oss ,Z 'l, 2. f I Q el V 4 ' t flirt 4 1,-rf :..4.V', f,.. 's in ' 4,-. I' .V ' 1,,, ,qy',A', '. ' f vi, ,'r,'i,A personallty sheets for the Guidance Department? term papers pep rallles work starts on the Semor Prom we gave Men Are Luke Streetcars Christmas card sales vlslt the Ford plant report cards LORNA VE RMEULEN Will become a secretary likes hrllbllly musrc clever seamstress three desserts Grs Chorus 'l 3 4 Mixed Chorus 'l 3 4 Honor Socuety 'I 3 4 Red Cross 2 Business Manager of Panorama 4 VALERIE VILARDI Wrestling tan future plans to be 51 rs Chorus 'I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 'I A 2 3 4 Cheerlead Co Captain 4 ROGER VOSS Crazy over motorcycles to be a carpenter tlnlcers wlth cars nrx on homework . . . in IM, . . ,, . ll - l Xl . . . . . . we ,f il' , , : ' , , z E , . . Val . . . peppy gal. A A Gil' , , , 1 ' ,2, 3,4:GA 1, , ,: iH93,4r 4' 145 W 'fl The Chrlstmas Concert open house QICQ CHARLES WANAMAKER Co captain of Baseball snappy dresser Chuck doesnt like wrse guys semble member over Christmas vacatuon the Honor Soclety Tea Congratulatlons to Neetle Ackerson, Mass G O and Jim Kaye and has band who represent us at the county dance we make hydrogen sulfide and AllCounty Chorus 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 , nt 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 'l 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Co Captaun 4 CLIFFORD WARD Blnky future plans uncerfaln grid quarterback fond of Chevys please no eggs Muxed Chorus 3 4 Lettermen 3 4 Football 3 4 Wrestlm 'lu 411' --sr T' JAMES WARREN Doesn'f lrke slraaghf roads ' lm wall go fo college loves to eat A- .,.., V 5' l r . gf l 2 A 5 3 4' as fir My . . - ff' .,,-. 2.13, 45 Ensemble 3, 45 Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Vice Press- - 4 de 1 , , , : ,2,3, -t V 5 3 ' fl 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, , ,' ' '91, 2, 3, 4. l r-, 4. smell up the whole s if 1 f M5 413' .nfvff I 'I WQM , iwfwll wr-' L ' 'If' l chool . we four Avon 1 and when we get back the school A W permeated with llngermg fragrances we get lunch from Av 4-A? on, foo The year IS ending cl rehearsals '1 if gra uahon final accepfances CAROL WATSON Squlnfs drsllkes clrques You re yoshmg' hopes fo gel her driving license Gnrls Chorus 3 4 Mixed C orus 2 GAA 3 4 THOMAS WILLMOTT Tom lusl le? him slee p will enter J in it the service h unhng his hobby stiff K r' I? ANN WOLLMAN Summer school holdover perseverence personified amblhon effechve community service Y, , 1 - h H, xv, X - . i g t I - IS N K ' 0 l J , - - M , Q 1 0 u I . . ,, - - - ' ' 2, , 5 ' h , 3, 4: r I I . p ' ' . ',.'?:'4'!25 Aff -, . ' - f .,,.,:...',M. -' A A :Q wx-nzlfqoset fl, Q-. .1 .. ' .'-Q.rf'.,:,'- - A , .:.,..fg-:fg,.,4f.VL Q , , Fil? ,.R.1'11,jW 3 rf ,ls : . - 'rfftgr ',,'1, J ,. - , ., . , ,f H - - - . V J L.-'-wfw ,:.aw,3,- .f ,mn ' - - - A A A , P ' ,gr mcg-1, -- , , , . ' ' .V Hp -y 5' V TAL' J 2' on A' - ' ' - wig- 4 ,-4951 gy .wzyvffm rv , ,, ,QQ-f . wb' . 1, R. Q ngfiwcl J. ,fytgy bf Y, r?e51g,:g Qag,-if 41 ,Rav-551, .,,6 ' 4 Aff' w'v'? Yff , - W' any f - V14 P 1 :Il , . ,Zvi ski? ff I .S l 1 lf' K , Y - f -1. 2:4421 .in ,f 11' ,eg V. A ' 2 75 'akin-s tzzzl HENRY ZALESKI yeorbook day when people llne the halls srngmg sod goodbyes, buf fond memorles The yeor ends our hugh school days end good bye Suffern Hugh . . . fl I . 0 I 1 ' ci' . . . . . . . . . . . ' , , . Ei' Hank'f , , . furure in fhe Air Force . . . nice vs AK: 4 I ' I I I Il ll l I r I D I 1 , , 2 ' 1 - smrle dislikes orders PATRICIA ZUKOSKI fl IU! x Future Avon secrefary worms make her squrrm zealous dancer Paf Girls Chorus 1 2 Mixed Chorus 'l GAA 'I 2 3 4 Twlrllng 3 FHA1 6 i cn I ll gn! DONE MOST FOR S.H.S Lani and George Carol and Bnnky 4 ..-1 WITTIEST CT '- QUIETEST Ginny and Bruce MOST ARTISTIC Linda and John fs fx Best DANCERS CUTEST Norma and Tommy Norma and Blnky x WPS if MOST MUSICAL Audrey and Bruce '3- w S . 1' 6 ' T vi FRIENDLIEST 1 Cathy and Norm XY K Y X ,af X f W3 ' AND ACTOR Gary li MOST ATHLETIC Cat y and Brll fp we I Z W f y Ag! fn 6 ,X X I 9, Xl , ' ,rligy J Aw 'i fjjhiryg fff WK--:gr V f -q,xL.',T:f, I V f- 4 V I' 1 i 1 ' 'V 1' X2 1 , ' ,V I I . fl- X I f P, ,Z,.,,,5' 7 MF: , Y MX., J- -5 , f f l' 2 X J - + ' President Sandy Davis, Veep Andy Slpperly, Secretary Alice Newell, Treasurer Susan Kurth, Treasurer .lark Montgomery. will ' 5 W J, W ki? 11' 7A Brunkhurst, Scott Byrne, Jean Byrne, Joan Colby, Joseph Conklin, Diane Cook, Garrett DePalma, Beverly Davies, James deWaard, Jill Edwards, Sharon Groh, Edward Harper, Donna Harth, Mark Hess, Gretchen Isner, Renee MacMillan, William Milne, Peter Novak, Gary Palmiter, Susan Powell, Kenneth Sielert, Werner Simons, Barbara Spiegelman, Stephen Taylor, Fred Thompson, Stephen Vilord, Floyd Wright, Edward 7B Collins, Richard Conklin, Darlene Davis, Sandra Dimm, Susan Gannon, Carol Geer, JoAnn Gesner, Richard Kantrowitz, Suzanne Kudrick, Robert Lupo, Donna Marsh, William Mills, Danny Milton, Lawrence Ransom, Craig Stevens, Timothy Stigliano, Leonard Stritmater, Robert Strong, Chris Van Sickle, Hudson 7C Brish, John Bory, George Boyce, Robert DeBoer, Henry Dobrinski, Helen Dowler, Judith Eng, Calvin Gannon, William Heller, Carol Henke, MaryAnn Hopper, Dale Kowancki, Mary Labruna, Ralph Lewis, Ralph Lust, Marianne McKenzie, Eugene Oerding, Virginia Perlman, David Rose, William Salkin, Harriet Schultz, Roger Sheehan, Robert Sipperly, Andy Stanley, Ruth Tripp, Claudia Turci, Patrick Vanlnwegen, April 7D Beers, George Conklin, George DuVall, MaryAnn DuVall, Susan Gox, Denise Gauther, Renee Herbert, Patricia Killacky, Thomas CLASS OF 1965 Kristofiersen, Linda Kurth, Susan lusby, James Mann, Dennis Marciniak, Sandra Marsh, Brian Medaglia, Mary Elizabeth Miraglio, Melvin Polevoy, Bonnie Rose, Kenneth Ruckdeschel, Henry Russell, William Segelman, Paul Straut, Bruce Tondo, Rudolf Vermeulen, Karen Wilber, Kathleen Worthman, Janet 7E Anderson, Edward Barish, Gail Ann Gallard, Kenneth Bouregy, Jane Coltworthy, Gordon Conklin, Harry Crowell, Francis Cennison, Truman Ernst, Lucinda France, Scott Gannon, MaryAnn Honey, Jerry Keller, Arthur Lust, Alice Meese, Lauren Montgomery, Neale Palmiter, Elizabeth Patrick, Clifton Piercy, Barbara Rau, Herbert Redding, JoAnn Roca, Alexander Rose, William Seymour, Thomas Siefert, Wolfgang Strausberg, Edward VanDunk, Daphne 1F Ackerson, John Beifen, Kenneth Brown, Richard Calliano, Lois Conklin, Harold DePat'lo, Lucy DePatto, Rosalie Everson, Russell Goetschius, Alberta Halbohm, George Kaplin, Ira King, Arthur Mann, Brenda McClintock, Paul Martine, Valerie Miller, William Molloy, JoyAnn Palmer, Duncan Perry, Arthur Pierce, Barry Priest, Patrick Redner, Sandra Salo, John Thompson, Florice Tuthill, Virginia Vilord, Linda 7G Averner, Daniel Ballard, Beth Beers, Demarest Clark, Larry Conklin, Gloria Edinger, Sheila Emge, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Donald Fuller, Lynn Graham, Connie Grasso, Madeleine Jones, Thomas Kaplan, David Lord, Terry Lutz, Donald Mardula, John Matoske, Philip Moore, Daria Narzynski, Rebecca Newell, Alice Perrotto, Philip Petit, Norman Renka, Russell Shoulberg, RuthAnn Smith, Brenda Tutini, MaryJane VanDunk, Mark Williams, Mary 7H Adams, Adam Arcuni, Joseph Bowns, Stuart Brooks, Karen Chabra, Jonathan Cisco, Sandra Conklin, Eugenie Conklin, William DeGraw, Claire Dooling, John Fittizzi, Joanne Gilmore, Donna Haight, Janet Hicks, George Jones, Daniel Lantz, Russell McMillian, Howard Moore, Alan Nugent, Sandra Oliver, Larry Osborne, Lawrence Procopio, Louis Reich, Pamela Sisco, Joanne Sutherland, Sharon Tummons, Donald ff. L, FSF' 3 CTT CLASS OF 1964 BA Ackerson, Walter Bloom, Trilby Boddy, Kenneth Bradley, Peter Coan, Dorothy Cooper, Wilma Duncan, Mike Errico, Judy Ray, Robert Feldman, Sondra Galbreath, Jackie Gates, Louise Golclhamer, Rena Hauck, Susan Jacobia, Patricia Kaufman, Jane Matzke, Philip McCarroll, Virgini Mclntosh, John Miller, John Nencetti, Carl Ricciardi, Alexis Thompson, Ero Thorne, Harry Tompkins, Judith X 6, Antoine, Nancy Brightenback, Richard Brown, MaryEllen Byrne, Kathleen Cronk, Linda Glinsky, Abraham Goldstein, Harlee Heller, Sandra Jacobs, Danna Knapp, James MacKenzie, Douglas Mann, Dennis McPhillips, Joan Moran, Richard Owens, Dawn Pearce, Richard Rector, Nancy Redfield, Douglas Rednour, Michael Rew, Elizabeth Sullivan, Joyce Taylor, MaryLou BC Abate, Carmela Attena, Rthel Castelonia, Roy fb Daien, Donald Cole, Maureen Conklin, Mary Feldman, Mark Hines, Richard Johnson, Sharon Kremer, Cecile Kelpper, Sharon Krohn, Susan Lamond, Carol Lellek, Marylou Manning, Donald Mazzotta, Frank Post, Catherine Prieto, Marie Rupp, William Ryan, Richard Skaggs, SuSheri Smith, Marie VanDunk, Judith VanDunk, Randy Vilardi, Paul Babcock, Richard Banks, Catherine Brautigam, Barbara Brennan, Caroline Cole, Marlene Doremus, Ronald Farrell, John Flanagan, Craig Folkman, David Gannon, Jetfrey Gelfen, Adele Gomez, Joy Hann, Jane Lent, Judith Lindgren, Patricia Meisenhelder, Emily Milne, Jackie Moore, Nancy Rose, Wayne Stylians, George Warbrick, Sharon Warren, Peter Williams, Stephenie Wright, Russell Ackerson, Raymond Cole, Mariorie Cummings, Kenneth DePalma, Mike DePatto, John Decker, Barbara Fox, Richard Greenstein, Bette Gustafson, Altea Irvin, Donna Izzo, Janice Jones, Marie Kenney, Alison Marmo, Grace Maruch, Sharon Moeller, Karl Morgan, Raymond Pakula, Illeana Perrotto, Mike Quackenbush, Leta Sullivan, John Sutherland, Robert Ballard, Clifford Bell, JoAnn Conklin, Catherine Conklin, Claude Dallago, Dianne deGraw, JoAnn Fountain, Norma Frbban, Louis Klein, Carol Labruna, Albert Lewis, Marilyn McCarthy, Audrey Morgan, Raymond Pousette-Dart, JoAnna Purgglove, Susan Raich, Cathy Riegelhaupf, Florence Schmarge, Agnes Steinhauer, Albert Sullivan, Theresa Thorne, Martin Walker, Linda Wanamaker, Dawn Wiggins, Barney 86 Babb, Susan Bagnell, Gilbert Burdick, Edward Bruggeman, Marylou Caren, Robert Carroll, Janet Couch, Arlene DeBoer, Linda Gelford, Alvan Gehring, Shirley Gessner, Jane Hunt, Carol Jarvis, Richard Jones, Richard Klein, Gail Lussier, Donna Melniker, Peggy Malmer, Samuel Sovak, George Stoughton, Margaret Turpless, Ronald Watson, Ann VanDunk, James Bassett, Geraldine Blake, Pamela Brock, Pita Conklin, Helen DePatto, Monica Dershagian, Christie Farrell, Joseph Freudenheim, Richard Glinsky, Arlene Lanier, Richard Lofbloom, Adrian Lyon, Kathleen Martin, Etta Mclntosh, Jan Nowak, Robbie Peterson, Judith Prusack, Robert Shuart, Lorayne Smith, Todd Starr, Teri-Jean Troup, Robert Warbrick, John Zaleski, Philip 35 T President Richard Pierce, Veep Stephane Williams, Secretary Terry Sullivan, Treasurer John Warbrick. 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I - '4 -JAH., 'fc' L nl 'n.'f Y A' 9A Behrens, William Boddy, Robert Bourke, Margaret Cole, Sally Coletti, Amalia Discini, Bernard Friedman, Joel Goetz, Sylvia Johnston, Richard Kunz, Dolores LeMaire, .luliatte McKenney, William McPhillips, Nancy Mitchell, Paul Nagy, William Nocera, John Post, Linda Powell, Carmen Powers, Patricia Quinn, Brian Quintano, Eugene Rose, Sandra Sthneider, George 9B Caccetta, Francis Creighton, Ann Crouter, RuthAnn Davies, Hugh Dawson, Peter Dennison, Veronica Erhard, Alexander George, Lee Goetschius, Thomas Hippler, Joyce Hussey, Katherine Kirstein, Philip Kyle, Robert MacRobbie, James Magee, Janet Niblock, James Oltarz, Sara Peterson, Teri-Ann Phillips, Thomas Pulis, Barry Romansky, Lynn Voss, MaryAnn Wheeler, James a 5'-4.i,.' 9C Amorosi, Daniel Anderson, Marion Antonelli, Carmine Caccetta, Theodorea Carr, Patricia Conklin, Kenneth Daien, April Derbyshire, Leslie Dunado, John Eubanks, William Geer, Howard King, Ruth Kristottersen, Robert Landau, Marcia Lord, Owen Matthews, Karen Moses, Lois Reidel, Barbara Sardullo, Joseph Stanley, Maizie Stead, Roger Tripp, Nadine Veith, James CLASS 1 9D Aiello, JoAnn Bazzeghin, Damon Brennan, Peter DeMarino, Virginia DePatto, Gerry DiTore, Mike Gould, Donna Greyt, Daria Kalmus, Garry Kanasky, Ronald McKenney, Nancy Morgan, Michael Morley, Mary Mottola, Jean Osborne, Frank Pusakones, Joseph Rinfret, Mariorie Smith, Donald Stanley, Georginna Taylor, Dennis Tucci, Barry Wissler, Catherine 9E Birdsall, Leslie Conklin, Carol deGourdiet, Gail Daly, Tyne DeGraw, Penny Feldman, Sam Flannigan, Sharon Fleisher, Mark Greenstein, Alan Hartwell, Kathryn Jacobs, Nina Jenkins, Jerry Jenkish, Jerry Jordon, Foster Krohn, William Lewis, Diane Marks, Barbara Ogilvie, John Preble, Edward Springstead, James True, Clifford VanBenthuysen, Enid Webb, Marilyn 9F Bartlett, Michele Becker, Robert Bishop, Sandra Carr, Judith Cucolo, Bill DePatto, Judith Ellison, George Ferrara, Dominic Gallagher, Margaret Garey, Marlena Greene, Bruce Grosseltinqer, Nancy Henion, Timothy GF 963 Kelly, Edward Kruckmeyer, William Lyon, Richard Martine, James Mills, James Montgomery, Mildred Masso, Carol Oliver, Theodore Ross, Lawrence Taylor, Catherine Youmans, Stanley Valure, Margaret Zukoski, Rose 9G Ackerson, Florence Barnes, Robert Caldwell, James DeBoer, Frederick Demarino, Sam DePalma, Sandra Duffy, John Dworin, Irene Eckerson, Paul Gordon, Andrew Harty, Harriet Hedges, Edgar Konnight, Joanne Long, John Overcash, Allen Pasacreta, Frances Plaga, Irene Ross, John St. Lawrence, Joseph Schuchalter, Gilda Short, Hubert Strahlmann, Marie Walgiroski, Carol 9I'l Ackerson, Peter Bugbee, John Conklin, George deWaard, Gerritt Duffy, Patricia Dworin, Jacqueline Harvey, Walter Jones, Spencer Fitzpatrick, Lois Hilton, Elmo Lewis, David Maged, Judy Mann, Patricia Manning, Priscilla Mongiardo, Donna Schmarge, Robert Schneider, James Schuster, David Scott, Sandra Shearin, Carol Ann Stead, Kathleen Wallach, John Wyle, Barbara CLASS CDF 1962 'IDA Ackerman, Judith Bardsley, lan Brunkhurst, Wayne Canty, John Carlough, Mary Carrington, Sandra Geffen, Phyllis Goldstein, Leah Greco, Louise Hennings, John Hippler, Donald Huntress, Gordon Kownacki, Carole Labita, Peter Marsh, Robert Nickel, Albert Pettit, Mary Pursglove, Richard Quinlan, Marianne Sauer, Helena Snider, Luther Sutherland, Joan Trischitta, Joseph Wanamaker, Larry Winters, Judith IOB Bradley, Nancy Breauit, Dennis Brown, Cynthia Cooper, Joan Craw, Terrie Emerson, lochie Ferrara, Vincent Gessner, David Gross, Steve Hartwell, Donald Jowaisas, Kathleen Kelly, Deanna Nowak, Andy MacMillan, Duncan Nugent, Nancy Paddock, Jean Rew, Robert Rose, Kenneth Salina, Patricia Stewart, Donald Stonaker, Sherill Valentine, Bernie Watson, Kathleen Winters, Brian Wheeler, Steven 'IOC Adler, Melvin Bazzeghin, Nancy Beers, Carolyn Bowns, David Bucknam, Sally Coan, John Cohen, Susan Conklin, Charlotte Conklin, Steve Dolson, Frank Fountain, Lana Gulick, Timothy Hanners, Ann Hess, Norma Mackey, Robert Miller, Norma Novak, John Onderdonk, Beverly Porter, Arlene Sardullo, Elaine Surpless, Roger Tomlin, Charles Tutini, Peter Valenti, William Watson, Lynette Q V B 'IOD Attena, Louis Bode, Wolfgang Burres, Sharon Cary, William Conklin, Catherine deWaard, Herman Gnttuso, Connie Gutzeit, Spencer Hedges, Pauline Long, Elaine Matzke, Leo Moran, Robert Nichols, Catherine Poole, Hannah Rainey, Warren Sauders, Terry Sipperly, Peter Straut, Peter Taylor, Nancy Toenges, Spencer Tanenbaum, Marilyn Yansick, Anna !0E Ballard, James Bory, Evelyn Bradley, Susan Crowell, Jame Davenport, Barbara DeGraw, Noel Ford, Thomas Gallagher, Michael Gehring, William Haldenwang, Glenn Knapp, Linda LeMin, Donald Lutz, William Mellon, Richard Naylor, Richard Panzarino, Frank Paul, Meredith Riemenschneider, Barbara Salzman, Louis Simmons, Margaret Soules, JoAnn Straut, Linda Tripp, Priscilla VanOrden, Peter Winters, Judith 4 'IDF Brown, James Calliano, Sandra Clayter, Dianne Conklin, Eugene DeBoer, Garry Gilbert, MarySue Halbohm, Diane Hershner, Kenneth Hirshman, Adele Jones, Elizabeth Knapp, Robert Lellek, Terry Macleod, Andy Matoske, Pamela Maxwell, George Mellon, David Piercy, Suzanne Rednour, Carol Renka, Richard Reynar, Maureen Shelton, Bruce Smith, Ina Stoner, William Tompkins, Patricia Walker, Harry Wallach, Richard 106 Abell, John Billy, Ellen Bollatto, Thomas Brinker, Lonnie Brown, Mildred DuVall, James Ely, Marcia Ernst, Bruce Horton, Cindy Jones, George Mackey, Richard Mattern, Maureen Mills, Ann Mottola, Judy Nocera, Laurence Palmer, Dulcina Polevoy, Terry Sardullo, Marlene Stead, Richard Stoughton, Marna Stuart, Carol Walsh, James Ward, Donald Wilber, Cecelia I I President Bernie Valentine, Veep Don Stewart, Secretary Sally Buqknam, Treasurer Vickie Jowaisas. f ll L -4,,,,,5,,-. ,la 1'-F Z' - .Qf Q ,, .N X,-A... .fs ,lag .. Q fi . gt: 'L President Bobby Yeaple, Veep Dave Sipperly, Secretary Natalie Hirshman, Treasurer Bill McTaggart. 92 9,-4 ...fe ,..- lx 1 ,f 11 GRADE Accolla, Peter Annich, Frances Anthony, Carla Anthony, Linda Antonelli, Anthony Antonucci, Henry Arone, Mike Bardsley, David Becker, Joan Becraft, Gail Bentley, Janet Betro, Kathy Blair, Roy Blasco, Pauline Bloom, Karen Bormann, Janice Boyce, George Bradley, David Brautigam, Marilyn Brightenback, Ronald Broadhead, Valerie Brown, Malcolm Buchan, Elizabeth Byram, Thomas Campo, Rosemarie Canty, Alan Caren, William Carlough, Marilyn Carr, Peter Carrol, Joyce Cemeno, Barbara Chasan, Daniel Cisco, Lynn Cocchiara, Barbara Codispoti, Joseph Cohen, Barry Collins, William Conklin, Emma Conklin, James Conklin, Julia Conklin, Lois Conklin, Raymond Couch, Charlotte Cronin, Jean Crusco, Kathy Cummings, Earle Curtis, Catherine Davies, Robert deGourdier, William deGourdier, Theda DeMarino, Claudia DeGraw, James DePalma, Grace DePatto, Robert DiTore, Carolina Dolson, Richard Duffy, Kathleen Duncan, Ruth Edwards, Bernice CLASS Enderson, Sharon Erhard, Angelika Fenton, Patricia Flannigan, Thomas Fredericks, Gary Fried, Robin Gannon, Frieda Gannon, Patricia Gehring, Dorothy Gisonno, Mary Goldstein, Cena Hadley, Nelson Hallowell, Elaine Hayden, Joan Heidt, Veronica Henion, Dawn Henion, Alezandra Hertzberb, Ricky Hinman, Susan Hirshman, Natalie Hopper, Regina Ibsen, Merle Iorio, Angie Jenkins, Rita Kahrs, Rosemary Kent, Alice Kettell, Linda Knesel, Sandra Konnight, Diane Krasnow, Kathy Kremkau, William Krinsky, Joyce Kruckmeyer, John Kunz, Robert Kurth, Thomas Kydon, Joseph Kyle, Judith LaFace, Angie Lanthier, Anne Lockyer, David MacKenzie, Angus Manglass, Dorothy Maglass, Dorothy Manning, Robert Marslia, Sharon Marchia, Lynn Mclntosh, Travis 1961 McKensie, Regina McMillan, Guinell McPhillips, Diane McTaggart, William Meese, Carl Mellon, Brenda Moses, Kenneth Pace, Margaret Persichetti, Rosemarie Peterson, Judith Petrone, John Post, Denning Powell, Andrea Powell, Weslie Procopio, Joseph Reed, Roger Romanik, Rita Romney, Diane Rounds, David Salkin, Allen Sanchez, Carmen Searle, James Shapiro, Fred Shepard, Thomas Short, Suzanne Shuart, Lorayne Sipperly, David Smith, Caron Smith, Robert Sorice, Rose Sovak, Jeanne Stewart, Jack Stokes, Dennis Strong, Marcia Tondo, Frank Tuthill, Thomas Veith, Sally Vilord, Mickey Vita, Natalie Waligrowki, Phyllis Weill, Diana Weiss, Dennis White, Judith Williams, Carole Winters, James Wray, William Yeaple, Robert XXX f 2 Lf X! I Z gf, sg- iggliviiff S .ll ' I' I- F .nu 1 ref ig E sg? III +P I I A Edutor Ass't Edrtor Sports Edutor Busmess Manager Edrtorlal Advlsor FIYSI Term Second Term Busmess Advisor ESI v-,fi DANIEL CHASAN HENDRIK HERTZBERG DIANE KONNIGHT DIANA WEILL MRS FIELDHOUSE MRS DEL AGUILA MR WEBER - X i ff? 2 E CONCERT BAND I X -gt., 1 JUNIGR BAND A U l'. man, f. nnors 4, N , ? X 1 , X N V9 Eg 3 N L lx H 5 L 3 ' 5 A 6 . f- ' f , 5 www K 5 !v--..t,i- , ,xx X F A , f' 7 A hd A '9 G ' 'X Q ts A N 'I A A A, 4 6 V x RQ W -A F317 -w .Pu vs- 'S n , I f. n I' ENPFA AINI F I MIXED CHORUS 1 GIRLS CHORUS Mx M M 5 5 JUNIOR CHORUS STUDHQT Mrs Fieldhouse Mr Lyo CCUNCH fu NJ Z OFFICERS Ax LEFT TO RIGHT Fund Ch alrman Ann Brennan Vnce Presldenf Robert Sfoughfon Presldent George Brandt S d ecretary Jon: Spatz an Treasurer Wllluam Hald enwang NATIGNAL HONCDR SOCIETY :ss Mlx Mrs Parroh Mrs Weaver Mr Abell Dr Lauroesch Mr McCormick M Mr Weber Mr Young 'wmv' I C-ri' ff' f-N0--.S '52, W-av'- ' OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Vuce Presrdent Martha Jarmus Treasurer Gary hl Secreiary Ann Brennan President Robert Sioughion and E ng County Represenfahve Vlrgmla Marhn ' I ' I 0 . I . . I v f u 1 . , . . K , V n t., V , O' ,, . ' , K ,Q 4 K ' r ' 1, eff? . , g ,B , ' A, ' T , 3 L 1 V, nr , L .. .f 5- QQ. - . -- A V H ,V Y. y, we We-C - ,xl . s r, 4- A S Q, xl : . l . I . I I . OR HONOR SOCIETY Mrs Kern Mr Kern Mlss McGowan Mr Neff Mr SuIber Mrs Young f 6 I Of? 455- 53 3,5 K! y L :vig 54' JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL M1ssAushn Mr Jackson Mr Kern Mr Kouba Mnss Russo 'I02 I I 'sl Sfaff PANORAMA Sta Ann Brennan Martha Jarmus CO EDITORS GIRLS SPORTS BOYS SPORTS SCHOOL LIFE and YEARBOOK ART ' UNDERCLASSMEN PICTURE EDITORS Geraldine Cohen Linda Hauck pf Barbara Kowal Robert Scully ma Vermeulen BUSINESS MA .......... Mrs. Yackuboskie Dr. Lauroesch Bruce Bagnell NAGER .......... Lo ADVISERS ......,,....,,.. 719 Betsy Merriam , -Y d Magurno ff! Ruchar Advisers FUTURE TEACHERS ll illl OF AMERICA JUNIGR ' ,x F 60 inf-'S 5 XNGM ffm LY? F H A FUTURE HO 5 MEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Parrott RED CROSS JUNIOR 5 CLIX Qfq CROSS 4--- ,gully T iii lim' 'XIII I2 PROJECTION IIB' ...izzz-:::..... 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I ' 5 534, , ks V X A 'Q -M, LETTERMEN S CLUB I x ' ' . s V 'A 1 fb FRONT ROW left to nght I Barry S Burres B Cresghton gart G Huntress M Arone FOURTH ROW W Powell G C Wanamaker B Mottola C Ward P Gullck D Stewart McMollan F Shapiro D Lockyer G Ehlsg W Beers FIFTH SECOND ROW P Rogalnn N Platt T Mclntosh J Petrone ROW D Steacl W Van Benthuysen W Haldenwang B R Yeaple D RoundsJ St lawrence L Cusco THIRD ROW Stoughton G Brandt R Doremus M Polevoy B Caren W Kremkau J Stewart R Mackey D Ward W McTag D Sspperly The 1959 60 athletlc season at Suffern Hugh School saw the second year of the Varslty Lettermens Club Only two years ago this organization was but an Idea now at has become one of the most effective or ganlzatlons In the school The club IS com posed exclusnvely of varsnty Iettermen from the prevuous seasons Its purpose as to umte the Iettermen mto one ettectlve group Pre sudmg over the club was President, Norm Platt, Vuce Prestdent, Rack Doremus, Treas urer, Pete Rogalm, Secretary, Gary Ehlug, ancl Sergeant at Arms, Martin Polevoy This year the club sponsored theur second an nual Football Dance and several other actwl tres LETTERMEN'S CLUB ADVISOR AND OH'lLtRb LEFT TO RIGHT Coach N Mottola, R Doremus, Vlce President, G Ehlng Secretary, N Platt, President, P Rogalm, Treasurer, M Polevoy Sergeant at Arms I ,, ,,...W,s..,,,, s,... , e.sl'l.,,.Z,.,T W lv v L A V 1 . qi Y , Tl: TM, I IWW W . -Q 4 S 4 , I uf 6 A N , rg ,,,,,,W - I A Q' F if M. I I 17 1 ' i I R 9 s A 1. , I -.g y F Q 3 Q, l u. Q T f c A O 5, ,:. , ' 2 T- ,. I 2 t 72,27 A 5 3 r 1 Y A 9 I A- ff P ,, L , I 3 aj J 2 f 5 ' 5 ' gtg 2 as L -24 ' 'J ' ' ' ADH at 4 Ik, fl , , .af P f f I 6 7:3 I 'Q' A f I ' I . ' I L19 J z L 2 Q ' '-1K 4 J! V, Z X Z L FOOTBALL '59 Under the expert guidance of Coach Nick Mottola, the Mountie gridders fought their way to the first place county spot. For the first time since 1952 the Suffern team moved up front with an impressive rec- ord of six wins to one loss. The loss-to their peren- nial rival, Nyack with a 6-'I record-split the crown between the Mounties and the Indians. If any one player were to take credit for this finish, it would have to be fullback and Co-captain Bill Mottola. Playing almost every minute of every game, Mottola both through his skill and sportsman- ship pushed the team to the top. Enthusiasm was high in all quarters of the team and all the players deserve a great round of praise. Four S.H.S. players, Co-captains Bill Mottola and Bob Stoughton, Martin Polevoy, and Dennie Stead, made the All-County team, but in spirit and drive all the Suffern players this season were All-County. KNEELING, left to right: Cofcaptains Bill Mottola and Bob Stoughton FRONT ROW: G. McMillan, D. Stead, S. Burres, C. Ward, B. Creigh ton, C. Wanamaker, M. Polevoy, D. Rounds, N. Platt, F. Smith. SEC OND ROW: B. McTaggart, D. Sipperly, R. Brightenback, B. Caren M. Arone, J. Searle, R. Yeaple, P. Sipperly, A. Canty, A. Antonelli J. Kydon, L. Cisco, B. Valentine. THIRD ROW: A. Macleod, A McKenzie, R. Mackey, L. Wanamaker, R. Matzke, D. Gesner, R Pursglove, P. LaBita, T. Mclntosh, F. Panzarino, L. Wanamaker, T 1 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 26 - November 7 Clarkstown at Suffern ,,.,. ,,,,,,, W on Suffern at Nyack ,,,,.,.,, ,,,, Tappan Zee at Suffern ...,.. ,,,.,,, Suffern at Pearl River ...,, ,,,,,,, Middletown at Suffern Haverstraw at Suffern ,,,,, ,,.,,,, Suffern at Spring Valley .,,. ....,,, .Lost Won Won Won Won Won Ford. FOURTH ROW: C. Powell, J. Caldwell, D. Amorosi, N. Preble, D. J. Jenkins, J. Mills, H. Short. FIFTH W. Nagy, W. Yubanks, l. George, Sf Lyons, D. Ferrara, J. Bugbee, ROW: J. Ogilive, S. Feldman J. Sardullo, P. Dawson, M . lawrence, D. Johnson, J 1 Fleisher, T. Kanasky, R. Jordon. SIXTH ROW: R. Brighfenbaclr, Manager, M. DiTore, Taylor, Morgan, P. Brennan, W. Goetschfius. H5 Boddy, S. Gross, W. Smarge, KNEELING, left to right Co-capfains Bill Moftola and Bob Stoughton. STANDING: Coach Ralph Consiglio, Head Coach Nicholas Moftola, Coach George Fuge and Coach James Hoflman. lr Baird Creighton Bill Mofiola Bob smugmon Cliff Ward Norm Pla!! 'I' is shem, slums Chuck Wunamaker p Murhn Polevoy Denms Sfead 'fed 5 ' TENNIS 2l'533v'? or ll' Mxv W'-nv Q9 H .acffggsn ,E .Ilm Corsner Jlm Kaye FRONT ROW left to rlght M Adler T Polevoy G Huntress S Gross G DeBoar SECOND ROW J Kaye J Corsner J Becker G Brandt .a-QNX 96' all -G' nur' John Becker Rlck Bunch Captain George Brand! ls. For the flrst time In four seasons the Mountue netmen lost their hold on the first place spot rn County competltlon Coach Wllllam Woodward, IH hrs debut as net mentor, played a squad which ranked fourth In the county and had a season record of 13 wuns to 10 losses Playmg first smgles In the fall season was Captam George Y Brandt, followed by John Becker nn the second singles spot The doubles team was made up of Rick Baclch and Jem Corsner Smce thus team us made up entirely of seniors, fall hopes for 1960 wnll rude wuth an untned squad of sophomore pl'0SpeC?S Captain George Brandt and 'M r Y. Coach William Woodward L 4 A , f- 31 f .T L, A 5' C -L P' C C - , I Q1 1- C . 'Yi H lf C, 4 L C ., A 5 s A A Q' l If C m ' , , V 2 ' A Q 'A 'T' J C is, Q 'KK V V, V . Xl: - gg'f,,,C. Jax 1 V Cf I T g C 5 , -' ,Q + QT T ' V v wif? F y I . 4 K F , a 1 H I Q I X' ' 0 C lf' A , T xdkg C, V' H, T I C ' C 5 C, - 4 ., T 4 xr I A ,gps Q ,, ' . 'Nr C ew- , ' CROSS COUNTRY E Q Wallach L Salzman J Nocera SECOND ROW L Ross T Cacchetta R Wallach D Stewart J Ballard G Concklm T Goetschnus THIRD ROW B Mills W Kruck meye? J Procopuo J St Lawrence I Barry D Lockyer T Balatto FOURTH R W A Erhard B Kyle T Flanagan N Hadley B Green D Ferrara D Chasen FIFTH ROW J Spnngstead G Qumtano T Jordon B Lemond E Rau J Friedman P Carr SIXTH ROW T Hemon J Canty J Wheeler For the second year In succession the Suffern Mountles finished third nn the Rockland County PSAL and second In the Section Nine NYSPHSAA The 1959 team led by Co captains Dan Chasen a state finalist and Peter Carr both rumors was made up mostly of underclassmen It was a squad that gives great promise for the future With 56 members on the squad ut was the largest In Suffern Highs cross country history Six of the first seven runners will return In T960 In the final meet of the season the Mountres lost to a strong Monticello team to capture second honors In the Sectional Championships The team lost three dual meets during the campaugn Including one to Osslmng state champions and one to Tappan Zee state runnerup H8 Peter Carr Dan Chasun Coach Joe St Lawrence i M V K . W-.. - - - Y I ' '-5 wg. ' . I ' . 1 . , - I . D A lx , I ' 942 I , , K I .3 FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Cucolo, R. Kanasky, D. Bazzeghin, D. Wheeler, J. off I - ' I I I I . . , . . I , . GOLF LEFT TO RIGHT J Dunado H Davies J Ross J Long S Jones G Haldenwang Coach Montgomery D Shuster M Adler I Barry D Pursglove G Qulntano J Nocera C Antonella Two experienced golfers lra Barry and Duck Purs 1960 GOLF SCHEDULE glove will start the sprung season for Coach Neale grabs among the many promising newcomers Coach Montgomery expects the competition to be keen but is lookmg forward to a position midway In the county standings The unusually large turnout for the team this sea son suggests an aroused interest m this nationally popular sport Apr: Apr: May May May May 4 Suffern at Tappan Zee Suffern at Pearl River Sprung Valley at Suffern Suffern at Nyack Haverstraw at Suffern Sectional Tournament I I 1 I - nl l Montgomery. The other two positions are up for April 11 - Clarkstown at Suffern . . u .I 25 - . . . 2 - . . . . . . . 9 - ' . 16 - . - 21 - . WRESTLING FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Wallach, J. Wheeler, P. Brennan, G. Conklin, R. Mandel, R. Wallach, T Polevoy, H. DeWaard, B. Nagy, B. Valentine, R. Conklin, W. Caren, J. Bugbee, P. Dawson, S. Feldman SECOND ROW: R. Johnson, B. Greene, L. Salzman, T. Flannigan, L. George, E. Rapp, D. GGSHBY, D- Fefflfi The Blue-and-White grapplers once again dominated the Rockland County scene. For the ninth year in succession Coach George Fuge's wrestlers took first place honors. In county competition the Mounties recorded 234 points as compared to 'I9 for the combined efforts of their opponents. The matmen also walked off with nine of the twelve possible first-place medals in the county individual tournament at the end of the season. .lack Canty, Don Ward, Clit? Ward, John Brendel, Alan Canty, Ira Barry, Sherm Burres, Bob Stoughton and Guinelle McMillan were first place winners at this tournament. This year's squad was captained by two veteran wrestlers, Sherm Burres and Binky Ward. J. Kydon, A. Macleod, J. McRobie, D. Sipperly. THIRD ROW A Novak J Canty D Ward C Ward D Lockyer, A. Canty, I. Barry, S. Burres, R. Stoughton, G. McMillan B Creighton M Polevoy J Ogllve P Sipperly. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Ramsey at Suffern ..,.........,..,.,.,,,,, Clarkstown at SuFfern ...,. .,.,,,.. Suffern at White Plains ..,... .,.,... Spring Valley at Suffern .,,..,,,,,,, SuHern at Haverstraw ,,.... ,....., Won Won Won Won Won Teaneck at Suffern ..., ,,.,,,,,, L ost Suffern at Nyack Suffern at Fairlawn .,.. .. Leonia at Sutfern ...... ,,..,. Suttern at Pearl River ..... ...,... Suffern at Loch ......,,,, ...... .Won Won .Won Won .Won BOB STOUGHTON 'vs BAIRD CREIGHTON xr SHERM BURRES 'V- Q. ,Q CLIFF WARD A BARRY MARTY POLEVOY 1'1- LEFT TO RIGHT CoCap1aun CIIH Ward Coach George RAPP ,1- Fuge CoCap1a4n Sherm Burres Coach Abe Schusier BOWLING COACH CARL NENCETTI FRANK TONDO FIRST ROW left to right L Brinker S Jones R Mellon SECOND ROW For the third season In succession the Mountie keglers took the county championship Added to this honor was the squads repeat performance In the Section IX Tournament where they again took the first place spot. Extra honors were given to Captain Bill Collins who not only racked up the highest team and county average but also was elected captain of the all- county bowling team. The Mounties realized the high- est team average in the county and placed four boys on the all-county team. With only one senior leaving the squad the pros- pects for the next season are indeed promising. F Tondo B Ernst W Collins R Pursglove BOWLING SCHEDULE Nyack at Suflern . Suffern at Spring Valley Pearl River at Suffern .... Won Won Won Suffern at Clarkstown .................. Won Suffern at Nyack .......... Sprirg Valley at Suffern Suffern at Pearl River ....... Won ...,...,,...Won Clarkstown at Suffern .......,.,,.,...,, Won 14 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW left to rught T Tuthll J Conkln C Wanamaker N Platt G Ehlg W Haldenwang SECOND ROW R Do emus J Stewart J Becker W Van Benthuysen W Mottola F Shapuro The Mountue cagers ended the T959 60 season un a three way tue for first place Sharung the honors wuth Suftern were Clarkstown and Nyack The Mountues closed the score books of the season wuth a record of eught wuns to four losses The cagers started out wuth a strung of four county vuctorues and were finally downed by a strong Clarkstown team Followung close behund thus defeat was the seasons second loss to the Rauders of Haverstraw The next week however the Mountues rallued to down Pearl Ruver on the Purates home court The Sulternutes ended the season wuth a return match at Haverstraw where the Mountues agaun met defeat In June the Mountues wull lose seven of theur regular varsuty team Ruck Doremus Gary Ehlug Bull Haldenwang Bull Mottola Norm Platt Bull Van Benthuysen and Chuck Wanamaker 19591960 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Pearl Ruver at Sultern Suffern at Sprung Valley Suftern at South Orangetown Nyack at Sultern Suffern at Clarkstown Haverstraw at Suffern Suftern at Pearl Ruver Sprung Valley at SutTern South Orangetown at Suffern Suffern at Nyack Clarkstown at SulTern Suffern at Haverstraw Won Won Won Won os Won ost Won Won Won ost , ' 1 , i , . i , . , . , . i , . - I , Y , . , . 1 . 1 - 1 - ' . s Q I ----Tu-.YvV--Y- , ,.,........,... ...,.,u...,.,.s L t ' ' ,......... .,..,...,,.a...,.,,, L ost I . . . Q -Vv'v'----,,---,---v,AAA,v U . , . . I . . ,,,,.,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,s.,V,,,,,.,, , . ..........,..... ,,,,,s..,.,. L . - . I . I . , I I maawbgwfq, 73? YM? ,wr GARY EHLIG BILL MOTTOLA NORM PLATT ,fit RICK DOREMUS CHUCK WANAMAKER 0 sf ..,,',., 7- X. JOHN BECKER BILL VAN BENTHUYSEN ....a......, -vw 'I BILL HALDENWANG rs L 0 7' LEFT TO RIGHT C Capialn Chuck Wana maker Coach Edmund Kolakowgkl Co Captain Norm Plat! 6 J. V. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW left to right S Wheeler W Kremliau L Wanamaker T Ford D Stewart SECOND ROW G Huntress C Powell R Lyons S Eubanks M Adler G De Boer J Abell THIRD ROW W Brunkhurst J Caldwell N Preble T Mclntosh M Arone The layvee basketball team finished the season with a record of nlne wlns to three losses ln county competltron the Mountles ended up In second place Outstandnng IH the wln column IS Suffern s close 44 to 42 vlctory over Haverstraw Thus triumph proved to be the Raiders only de feat of the 59 60 season Thus years squad was captalned by Tom Ford and Larry Wanamaker iv i Junior Varsity Coach F St Angelo and J V Co Captams T Ford and T Mclntosh TRACK in FRONT ROW left to right D Bazzeghun D Wheeler J Nocera L Salzman G Conklin T Henron Wallach J Bugbee W Kruckmeyer W Brunkhurst SECOND ROW J Ballard D Chasen B Goetschlus Powell J Caldwell J St Lawrence J OQIIVIE G McMillan D Johnson THIRD ROW J Balloto Procoplo R Wallach D Stewart G Huntress I Barry B Green B Mllls A Erhard B Barnes FOURTH ROW B Lemond D Ferrara P Carr D Gesner R Knapp E Rau J Friedman B Concklln R Moran B McTaggart FIFTH ROW W Powell C Powell R DePrlzxo A Salkan M Polevoy B Caren R Larler J Petrone B Kremkau The 1960 Suffern Mountle track and field squad went Into the season with the task of meetlng its strongest opposition In the last decade The Rockland County A A and outside meets was considered excellent for hugh school competitors Sultern was lead by some bright prospects but relied mostly on its depth and strength of point winners rather than on champions Coaches Joe St Lawrence and George Fuge were confident of a balanced team well fortified with runners and a prospect of good field strength to place the Mountnes either first or second in league action Apr: Apr: Apr: Apr: Apr: May May May May May May May May June 1960 TRACK SCHEDULE 4 7 Suffern at Don Bosco Suffern at Ramsey Sultern at Monroe Woodbury Sultern at Haverstraw Sprung Valley at Sultern Tappen Zee at Sultern Nyack at Suffern Sultern at New York Military Academy Pearl River at Suffern New Paltz Relays Clarkstown at Suftern Rockland County Relays Section State Championships New York State Championships , ':. 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I4- I6- ' 20- . . . 4- BASEBALL FRONT ROW left to rght R Jowalsas D Brunasky N Platt B Mottola Coach W Eschen R Doremus P Gullck P Slpperly C Ward SECOND ROW B Stoughto D Sppe ly W Bee F Shap ro G Ehlug C Wanamaker D Rounds B Haldenwang Coach Wulber Eschen us depenclung on has veteran base ball squad to make first place news thus season With 13 lettermen returmng from last years dnamondeers the pos subnlutnes of fulhllmg such a hope are good Wvth some timely huttmg and a strengthening of the Mountue defense the squad should make out very well Last seasons star putcher Rnck Doremus along with All County players Pete Gul ck Bull Mottola and Norm Platt wall lead the Suftern nme Roundmg out the nme wlll be Bull Haldenwang Dave Rounds Bull Van Benthuysen Chuck Wanamaker and Cliff Ward Added bench strength wall be provuded by Wnn Beers Gary Ehllg Bob Stoughton and Fred Shapuro Aprrl May .lune 1960 VARSITY SCHEDULE Tappan Zee Clarkstown Nyack Sprung Valley Pearl Rlver Haverstraw Tappan Zee Clarkstown Nyack Sprung Valley Pearl Rnver Haverstraw Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Away . , . , . . : . n, . 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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSCCIATION ELAINE JOHNSTON Presudenf FREDA NICHOLS PAT FE NTON Vuce Presudent MARILYN CARLOUGH 5eC'ef3 Y Treasurer GAA MANAGERS CLOCKWISE I Powell C Conklun D Romney M Medve M Summons V Jowausas N Bazzeghun G Petut V Vulardu fl MISS BLANCHE SNYDER MRS GLORIA GEIGER Advuser Advuser MISS BEVERLY CURRAN Advuser GAA membershup us composed of gurls un grades nune through twelve who enloy partucupatung un the varuous athletuc events made avaulable for gurls at Suffern Hugh Thus year partucupants un the GAA were taught skulls and were unspured by the Assocuatuons advusers Muss Snyder Muss Curran and Mrs Geuger The organuzatuon offered a varuety of sports whuch appealed to many Gurls unterested un softball basket ball hockey soccer track and field etc met after school on specufied afternoons to umprove theur playung abuluty and have a great tume Some lourneyed to the varuous country clubs un the county the Nyack YM C A and the Suffern alleys where golf swummung and bowl ung were held respectuvely Many members of the GAA were able to earn letters by receuvung fifty pounts throughout the school year One pount was awarded for partucupatung un untra murals after school attendung G AA meetungs offlcuat ung or actung as scorer or tumekeeper at games and sellung candy after school and at home basketball games Takung part un unterscholastuc competutuon or payung sports Cbowlung swummung and golfj meruted two pounts A gurl takung the responsubuluty of managung a sport re ceuved five pounts toward her letter The gurls thoroughly enuoyed competutuon wuth the other schools whuch was held un every sport Thus gave them a chance to prove theur abuluty and meet new fruends from other schools Play days were held for sports such as track and fleld tennus volleyball and table tennus All the schools un the county met on these afternoons to match theur skulls Addutuons to the G A A thus year were the Olflcuals' Club and the Constututuonal Commuttee Gurls unterested un officuatung took the requured lessons and exams whuch made them recognuzed oftlcuals The Constututuonal Com muttee was formed so that a formal document statung the rules and purposes of the Assocuatuon could be drawn up . a x I .4 Q X . I . . . , : . , . , I -, aw In v I . , . , . , . . I v - , f as , V Q , 3391 I .... , ' u I- ,. I, -x 1 1 , 4' . 'V is , Qu' Lf, f ' 'f V - 1, v W, .4 LL. ' u ' I . . . . . ,, . . . . . , . . , . . . , . , . . , . . , ' I I 1 I ' ' ' I I , . . . ., . I I . . . . , . . . , ' I . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CLOCKWISE from bottom E Johnston Captain P Fen ton S Keenan K Cronin J Sovak F Annrch V V1Iardl A '13 kr. LEFT TO RIGHT S Buckman Captain S Mottola J Soules I Dworm C Kownaclu M Simmons CoCaptam B Rlemenschnelder M Brown C Wnlber T Saunders JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS 131 X Q . f '- xg-t Q' k K' .P .C X 3 . .W E I Q fn Q Y 's XX N ' 'I ,IJ . ' 'Q ,ts C Q fy 'W 1. . C ' colzapvaan, L. ,Ket1eII, c.'sfQmh, Mf Medve. ' ' ' ff , I Ce , 1 , 2 C .. g A xy r A 1 Mal X -I I l'l Z Z cn Ml is A E 13 m..,E.....,6Q ?, ....-A.:-..-, 1- M P5351-'fs lu-K-na unit 'Q , 'Eff SOCCER P 'vf -f-ar' .,, UFC X-My HOCKEY o ' 1 V ,' i k A' - WL, - 1 I .azjil Fw Q xm- Z x ,V 2 5 A 5' ' .Q v Q . 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' . 4 N 7 -V .-. ,ug-,,J Vxilg, ya ,., A , 1-, J, ' U ' 3' L Q '27 I ,fn 7 . 1 . - ' kv-rg ' v - r , ' C - 1, , ,Ti . - I ' vi' C S 132 Candy Salesmen Thus fall lunuor and senuor gurls bor rowed the football field on Monday and Thursday afternoons and transformed ut unto a hockey field The gurls were en thusuastuc about the game and became quute skulled Early un the season the gurls partucupat ung un hockey were unvuted to Vassar College There coached by Vassars hockey team they learned new skulls un drubblung druvung and team play Two teams an honor team composed of more experuenced senuor players and a second team consustung of begunners uourneyed to other schools un the county for competutuve games Only three games were played thus year but a great deal of experuence was gauned a lot of fun was had and the results were good: one win and two tie games. After each game e opposing teams met for refreshments an enioyecl talking with each other. The athletic minded freshmen and sophomore girls also stayed after school Fall Sports Constututuonal Commuttee twuce a week but theur game was soccer At frequent practuce sessuons they um proved the technuques and skulls learned un gym class and enuoyed the fun and challenge of the game Twuce the more experuenced players accompanued the hockey team to other schools and partucupated un soccer games wunnung one and tyung one Tennus drew a wude partucupatuon thus year both un the fall and un the sprung Once a week begunners un tennus met after school to learn the fundamentals of the game They practuced the varuous strokes and played some unformal games wuth each other Gurls who were more experuenced un thus sport partucupated un tournament ten nis. They stayed after school once a week to improve their skills and although they didnt compete with other schools in the county they enjoyed playing against each other. 4 !'9 fi F31 'sig Winter li BASKETBALL This winter was the busiest season in the girls sports department Every Tuesday and Thursday the gym echoed with shouts of the girls basketball teams as they prepared for the games with rival schools. The competition presented a great challenge and the teams played with a lot of enthusiasm and skill. As the date of the annual volleyball playday drew near, all of the skilled players organized teams and practiced so they could play well together. The playday, held every year at one of the schools, gave the girls a chance to prove their ability in interscholastic competition Every Wednesday evening a group of girls could be seen at the Nyack YMCA There they practiced their strokes and diving in the hope of getting their Red Cross Life Saving Badges. The girls also enjoyed learn- ing synchronized swimming and made plans of putting on a small water show. The Suffern Bowling Alley was the girls' meeting place on Monday after- noons. There the members of the G.A.A. tried to improve their scores and had a great deal of fun doing so. Sporfs I0 in Um IOP X. Gif 'WI HTH SWIMMING Lui Q00 VOLLEYBALL BOWLING if GOLF Spring Sporfs mn offs A GSP One of the most popular outdoor sports un the GAA thas year was softball One afternoon after school was set aslde every week as a practlce day for the teams These groups broken up unto Frosh Sophomore teams and Jumor Sensor teams played well and partucupated In several games wuth teams from other schools Track and field also proved to be very popular among the gurls thus sprung Those quallfled In track events were selected from gym classes and were asked to represent Suffern In the annual playday Girls from all the schools In the county partlclpated SOFTBALL In this interscholastic competltlon which was very successful both from the athletuc and good trme pomt of vlew Suffern gurls were often seen practlcmg thelr golf form and trymg to rmprove thelr drives at drlvlng ranges In the vlclnlty When they became skilled an drlvlng off they went to the golf club for a few holes Scores went soaring but fun soared too Golf was a paying sport therefore the gurls recelved two points towards their letter every time they partlclpated In thus sport after school TRACK AND FIELD 'Q . .73 Q ., ,, , L. . - he -at . ..:s 193 ' o 'S ns ,M , .- ' 'T' 'f ' l' fgs F3 af Q -L .. 4- 'T t ' T, 1 ' -U , A - ' .4 ' -' V ,V T 4 W Q A 4 if 1 ' , '. 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