Wappingers Central High School - Portico Yearbook (Wappingers Falls, NY)
- Class of 1943
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B6PU1C6 Barrett Virbinla Cqrqbillo 1 ph L G01 n ueanne .1FlC Gilmore qrf 1o1.es PW'TiC11 cLean Jane .aylor 1 .v 1 ,-4' 1 5 Z -ph ,f- 5 1 S- f- J f Q g -- .g -.-. ,, ,- f ,- ,- Mn Nm N .,-F 'Ns 1-5 kg -X5 s ,- -1- .., Q 5 2 .x .., 5 5 .5 5 5 ., S Q X Q ,., 2 ? -L .3 1 ...g ,... ,,.. ,Z- ,..z- 3 + ? 2 5 Q Q i , 1 -. 2. 4... ,.f .ff L k .7- .f .- X mn eu- .-p ..f ,Z g. 1 an Q Q mx NN 41 .5 '- 4 ESL 'i l'l'l Tlll M M u ay ,K 5, af a 1' 912 Raymond L- Collins Frederic J. Neumann ' Supervising Principal President R Malcolm Hunter Johncf flood Treasurer er Kin A, is James S Evans ' Roy C Kegel-,mn gym William J Flynn Samuel Q Jone 113ahT Russell Huph qv-wood Ait0PH0Y superintendent of Schools Qt Jron olllns, supcrvi ing Princio l YAC I.'I' when the students of Jappingers central School tumoled sleepily to their classes on the first dlx o school 'lst S ptenber tre fol d 1 nv nd vlrlou hanges in the faculty Not the least of these vas Miss Catherine O'Bryan, now one oi the most popular senior teachers Mlss O'Brvan instructed the twelfth graders in History C, and also sponsored the patriot1c V1ctory Corps Well known lnstructor of eleventh grade Social Studies was Mr Aubrey More who, as faculty ad vlsor of the Visual Education Club, was responsible for all of our movies Teacher of the tenth and eleventh grade Social StUdlLS was lss Catherine Murray while JUPlOT High Social Studies were ably Uput 1ne Mc Cormack, and Charles Clisby PTS Ruth Cooper took iiss Murray's place when Poughkeepsle High School took her away from By Octobe , for some inexpllcable reason, we found that attend ance in Mathematics classes was reaching a new high Upon further observation lt was noted that Wsgmethlng new had been audedu in the form of Hr Anthony Packer Mr Packer spent xis spare time as assistant coach of athletic activities Junior Pigh Lathematics was capably taught by Niss Elizabeth Lamphe e and Wiss Lena Marino, who is now an enlisted member of the IAVES, and diss ooro Y Davis, her suc cessor during the spring term About November our student finds turned to football and other forms of extreme physical activlty lhen not performing on the foot ball field, the boys spent excess energy in gym classes directed by r Gersbach The girls, who also caught the fever, spent this tlme, when not cheering their avorite hero on to victory, uxder the able di action of Miss Lois Staat An addition to the group was 'iss Betty Hayes, gvm teacher and leader oi the cheerleading sauads n X Iii' .. nd I. 'J ' '1 5 ' 2 . X x 1 S . l' '- I' f' ,..- '12 .. , 'L 1 'ln' '-A, W ' s c ' '. W acrossn by Miss Marjorle Halstead, Jrs. Catherine Oliva, Ars. Kathere . Mr. q 1. u , . , . , us. 1- . . . l f . . ? ' U Lv f I . . :A '. 1' - a - ' u L . li 0 ll - M . . ' r I , . r . .J 4 . ' . 5 to nb n, I own , 'o1th, wmv o Yqynond, qwvn , ddj, P Iurnwri + : L W. Golding W niwor n Gartho, Qnd row qvevitt, E lgdrwster, Y Oliv to Halstead, I .ore, FvCormack, C U'BrJan A ' .co son,- Layes ' .At 3 Beqslef uersbach fo Z V' V' I' 'l .LYIO AS Christmas drew near, and Christmas parties BPDTOICFSQ the lucky student friends of those wnose fortune it was to take hone Lconomics or Homemaklng were often to ue seen lurking secretivelx about the doors of this department Iiss PWD Stltel r and rs Florence Camenga, lnstructors of the courses, were forced to accept these conveniences as Wperfect tributeu to their abllity as teachers Durlng the whole of the second semest r Mrs Raymond Collins substi tuted for both of these teachers, for Urs Pierce iviss Stitelerluntil farch, and for Urs Camenga durlna the rest of the term ven as the girls had Homemaking, the boys had their Shop This bewildering place was uresined over by Hr Peter pUFH3Pl and r Ed ward Raymond, wro, night add also lnstructed our up and coming aeronautics class is the year p ogresse and we heard acre and I re about chemical the down to earth man of W C S , Mr L Joseph Kegan, head of the science department Nr Robert Poole instructed in General Science and biology the first semester, and left at midyear to take a position in an airplale factory His place was tacel oy Yiss hl1zabeth Lam phere who taugkt Chemistry, as well It is generally thou ht, however, that this year the hnglish de partment nad the host a ical change Miss dith Garthe fit rhymes wlth TcCarthy1 was the new head of this subject group, and Tiss Lsther Golding taught English ten and eleven 'anv of us have cause to re member both of these teachers in a certain variety show The JUHlOF high school students lay claim to Miss Mary Trainor, 'rs Catherine Oliva, and H153 Myra Wverltt as their instructors Last ln t11S group, but not by any means least, was Irs liaabeth Clearwater who e task it was to tutor an enormous Latin III class lall of tnree peoplel, be s1des carrylng on w1th her other Latln and French classes Assembly programs 11s year were presented and directed by Mrs Doris King, vivaciousWBattle Islanderu nd head of tme Drama and Speech department The sages say 'The whole world loves a bandu, and who are we to prove that they are wrong? The W C S band had for its director Mr Robert Tate Mr Tate also had charge oi the chorus, and a more aole director it will be difficult to ac,uire Those of us who NIL' seek employment in the ,ommercial fields give our note of thanks to the expert advice amd as istance of Nr Harold Heath and 'rs Jilhelmina Kenney, who comprise the commercial department Presiding over the art department was Ars Esther lddy 1rs Eddy had no horrors of oils and palnts, rather, she enwoyed them The progects of her students showed better than we ould say the qual ity, as well as quantity, of the work she taught If , 1 I ,. to R.: A. Hanphcre, 4. ?q,ke , L. h r'. . - . 1 . ', . ' I ' ' 1 I J ' , W T four .1 e 'M . A . l ' - in, u X . . .. . , ., A1 .1 . Y, I r - . - ' . A 1 X , , ' M . - . he M J ' , ' ' ' , r Q c n ' ' me warfare, our thoughts turned to the H20 wizard, the pully constructor, - - I 0 l 9 . I Pl . u a 'I 0 ' 1 , ' ' 1 4 ' L ' ' ' - , 1 I n ,J E ' T t - A . E - . , . 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F , , l All 0 I . lv p V M' 0 .4 I AI 0 Charles Lllsby UlPCCtOP op Instruction Sccondarj ochool G6OPb18HH Gurney Director of Guida ce and Pupil lccountinb L to R F Gray, A Paggl Ne could not possibly edit our yearbook without giv1ng our heart felt thanks to Niss Ceorgianna Gurney and Mrs Beatrice Ingraham Miss Gurney, as Director of Guidance, assisted, befriended, and directed us through our four years of high school Vrs Tngraham, our librarian, did all in her power to further our education along such lines as she controlled She bore our carelessness, our roughness, with an under Have you ever really wondered how the offlcewasrun so efficient ly 1n the midst of all the excitement of school, rationing, and other taskso The answers were Miss Anne Paggi and Miss Florence Gray, who managed to keep everything on an Weven keeln despite the extra work they had to do As we turn to leave J C S , e pay tribute to that hard working pair, Hrs Gertrude Beasley, school nurse, and Dr Paul Jacobson, school doctor It was their task to peer down innumerable throats of pupils, and to prescribe for ills, both real and imaginary Our prlncipal, Mr Raymond L Collins, was with us only a day or two a week during the second semester, for he was honored with a Re search Fellowship at Columbia Teachers' College In his absence Mr Charles Clisby, assistant principal during the first term, acted as supervising orlnclpal Mr E Joseph Kegan stepped into Mr Cl1sby's place as assistant principal , I or ' :. .1 Q , - 5 O Og O 0 11 ' ' - '. 1' V a v Q v ' 1 o .ul s 4. standing we cannot help appreciating. Q ' T. . . w - AY e 1 I ' , 0 C , j ' . . '. ' . . . L Joseph Kc n s i tant Urizciosl Q40 1' uv if LT ', , l S Ewa p , 1 'L 'N . 944 n , A x,,nJ 8 f' 4 ...ML-f xr I 5 ' 4 , Mivg V , y V if 1 . I A It- QA 'lb' ' if Y V fe!-si , L L., A .. .' w T .- - ' , , 5 A - I X 5 i I 5 5 gc! x i , , , X5 Q jisf ' Li ' g 1 V A . I . - f . y 5 V ' .gl , .lm ,-L-.. ta R sf r w e arcs, vfet er vonrov Collins, 2nd row M Picone, egc, holneg, 5. D Marc lley, A Dahlem, 3rd row ull ennedy ill!! ll IlA'I'l f IDU 'C asf 'H-Lb 4 euv' tie 1Lce VL ML JL CO ICLJ. xC .4 ,5 X' L 'QI L. ' . 1 , o 1 A. D I X. w. Q , J. A V, C. ' : .. B. B ,H T. ' , . T ei 0, 5. A . - : W 'y, N. ki . LQst K r tip L.HMQE'S -lqqluu Lke T Qlgnigg y 'iAe as . ir Ticfra of Lxu Te4wy.l kf'.,Qf44l-u: 'real -g', M'! tQLQL1lQ vice- seiaeaz, fouy Di T'rV g ax Peter ,',' , CuLnnrLUf J 111353 ,J' LSQQPVQQF, In Twne Ttcfx: . nnmv: these 1.W4 ,fIQWfL Luc T.C. U: 1' f V01- i .w. Q 'rent Jexl Luis gelxz At tue 5efipLinq of this scnool year 5 magazine cumyaivn L15 wrtea uma .rev-u vgry 5.o:w5ffnl. Slice 'LV ?.C. of 2Vl-'1 k gud ngeg J pglpt Jyaiei, 1 msnreg 4,r, ' ,A LO , PA ,,1 Et. The yur- se LT thu pOihL Qyxtex ik Lu : ewan 1,1 evfry stu F air 4dcv Ln rQc, e ln gwaru. A Vlzt -L ' FDU :as T m ' Y 11' xy' 1'-QQ parlizlpqtix' iu Zgv Mgr eSTLrL. Th':, t.e ,,ierxl Q?fHJiZ31iCH gr f'A:1 qw-, .At l .ch,Ll bud ': yrvA:,Lb1e an X !mTiH' vegy 1 L 10 BCC VL L47 J 1 JPLTA 1 .J 9131 an uXr4 JF' 9 .J l.Vl 'WC O 1 Q e l 4 LZQL taxa vuuwletg u Celt 1 f vf Jo ,Q v vr eu LT 1 dvwin HIC CH' ld L ITIIKIII 'N--4. wwffelw-vi K jon Honor Students flice Hemuott, Valed1ctorian James Conley, oalutatorian Anthony D1 arco Virglnid Jl TS5OflO Henry Dlllrco Bernlte Be 5 Q v or Qeatrice Irvine Toseph llgllacempi Clarence Knight Roland Perry Jeanne-Jarie Filmore Peter v . Lelle Jane Taylor Joseph Visentin Merle Burns Rose Lukacs 'inston Uisorow John Scardefield Patricia McLean .ida Kauk Illlll Class Officers Prosldert Vincent Lyons V1C6 PP6SldCnt Marie Burns lrcasurer Eugene Hussey Secretary Gilbcrta Hirst x Classmates In The Se vloes Navy Tohn Costa Ellsworth Bohlinver Ceorre Qorlwnper Albert johlinver Lesl 16 Y-T01 Qtewf' llwldl Hodder lerrltt lorton Chu le OMWSOI Robert ROSSl moby oecone Fr nklln Swl zer Francis femnel Francis foe un -if ' f Army Joseph Brfdlev Louls CSHLOTJD1 Peter CUSlUJHO cholas M Cernot Harry Llqht Robert Uullen fred Pdluubo Millfeu Owen Larines Charles Gruendle James Rlley f K x w .L-1+ 2-'fix 'X I Ill t, shy? 7 , vi CLA!! llfl' Four years ago last September, our class entered the old high school the last cl ss to be Freshmen in the old building, for the new Central Scnool as then under construction Ne also rad anotrer dis tinction in t e fact that our class was tre l st one to gr duate from the eighth grade Fresr en year stands out with tie memory of Fresn men day at the hands of tne upper class en which w s unusual, strenu ous, and original As ,on1 ores, we started the school year in our new environment, which was quite a con+rast to the old school Of course, in the new building we foun that many of our old friends were no longer with us since they rad been transferred to other schools ve missed tnem but with all the new students, studying, and all thaf goes to make up our lives in the scnool, we found ourselve a unlted ophomore class ready to carry on the best traditions and To establisr few new ones Some of us consider the best one to be tre pl ntirg of an arbor Day free, an example which has been followed by ea n snobf ,J l Ps we look baca, one of tne highlights of our social activltie vas the Senior uurior l phomore Halloween Party Tris party vas both gay and enjoyable Junior year u oer classlen, we assumed rore respon lbilities, and we had more BOClal activities e pub isned an issue of tre uapp aB meabers of the National ronor Society Durlrg tne s rool year our class put on a Junior hop, and t fre lose of the year ve rad a very succes ful and dellghtfu Junior from Serlor year wa different frou l 're o' er y rs, s fe ve e sem ers of a class w ich was gr duated in war tlme Owing to tne rar, our activities were curtailed rowever we roduced a senior play, J owing Pains, we cnose our class rings, and once agair sever l tem bers vere inducte into fhe horor Society any letes, both boys and girls, were embers of our enlor lass Because of certain restrlcti ns ost af our on+s1 e atnletl s ere eliminated Our class has several members lH the armed forces, who are ldentifled with the armv, Wavv and 'arines Our se lor year overshadowed oy t e globa war, a war that 1 raking its mark on every household Some f our classmates are going on for furtner education, others are taking tkeir place in defense jobs, and several re already attending trade chool ro ue trained for var work a great zany of our boys will be in tne armed forces mhey leave our school with a memory of four happy years years that have been both pleasurable and instructive 'e leave with the knowledge that there has been a strong spirit of cooperation between students and teachers as our paths for tze future follow divergent routes, the members of +ne class of '43 will always have for the alma Mater a spirit of loyalty and devotion n 9 vi' ' .' , g 1 Q ,W 4.f 0 E ' I ' on 4.IIIIIII,'l,l -- a . Y . ' w . ' 1 l r n X . a a . . Qri. ' 1 X . a - T Rn. 1- J , ' d , ' - M ' - A ' . ,' 1 VI. . .. V . J K V s S . -.' . ' , , 1 e A J. 1. Ex ' l ' . 1 , ,l 'Xa l ' f u' . yeeffingj sopI.cn:lc1'e CWLLFS. . Y . ' 'Y 1' -v -rv-A ' , a . ,. . . .o . , . . A , as 9, .1 ' .,- s ,. c s erian that was considered very successful. Six Juniors were taken in ' , ' l 1 '. . ' cl ' ' - ' a ,l c - l 1 ' : x ' S . L ' V. ' . s u l 4 a 1 .M th 'ea 3 w : r 1 2 n a, ' . o' o f 'V , . 'Q ' A , g u . ' fr ' ' ' . . a , - 1 ' J 5 I ' . ' - L iisiincuiS?e5 ath- - , ' ' 1 l S J ' . ,' o . ' .. 5 c ' c ' . ' L l , .J . n - was ' ,h fl .' s U , ' ' . 3 U ' ' . . A A is a a s , , A , , o ' Ar . 1 o ' 1 ' v V T1 '1 ,X 15 I1 T . W . y YN I a J I 1 , ry15 gfx 0 emer' flum '.'.iu rvgr 7-Audi' eif 'D .44 A--' cr' Qze A. f' , Teresa F Dahlem 1 rton arie 1 1urns hlna u A Jai-I-Lan Tames 'I' Conley 1,-Jomi yelen L 210 fa? 5 Why KA fx 1- o - . 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V nreaory, oth row 1 Hufiln , J Uuts o Jenson, 7th row J mC 1 afr bl3!'K 2 iw lg. R. ll 5 L. t R. lst rox: . We ' , J. .7.' J. 1 LZ. Rf ' , L. -H w v - + . f- . w D ., , 1... rn , . . . 1 , . 4 ...a. V .-D, : .. L Y . ' , . .. ' ' . G. ' , . ' . C ': -J. L 1 ' , . f. 3 ' : '. M - . .,- . E. - ,::. ' . . J- A , S. . , . . e ' .. ' 4 , '. ' , E. . . .' , M. 1 3 nth : L. E , , E. .g . . ,-LL . E. ' - . I . 3 m , E. , N. C , '. I , 3. , J. 'F N. I ' ,' 5 h row: L. Taylor, M. Hait, C. P 1 . ','v. ' ., LL 1 . car 1 , 1. mdu Q . 1-cK- ,'n Q II 0,G.w'F Jlx.'. Y,g W.. n,u.V..,,V - : W .. .. Je H. J , ,r, .. , s, . 1 .. : K , J. A 2 L. B -J 3. ' , 1 . ' , IL L - 1 . v . ,J' f. .1' , E. J' ,' , R. T gen, J. ' . ,XJWI ,, XX y . G Q --- D - fa QT . Q! .: ' N o ,k X 3- ff- N1- ll Cl. 88 Never before in 'te annals f I s r was tnere sucr a c ass as tnat of ' here was no act vit n cmool wrere some men ber of the famed Jan'or Class did not participate As brllliant oovht res the, nlanted the second tree on the cam pus, folloxing the tradition the enl started recedents have had to be trampled owing to conditions brought abcat b, tle war and for the first time in War lnpers Cent al the s ool rings no t gurchnsed in tne third ,ear apable cla offlctrs were elected early LH the first semester lllliam Butslo, almost unanimously re electc for the se ond semester was presldcnt wltl Mary Uoosch as vice president Kathleen Kinross w s e trtasuz r ut wlen she left schoo suzanne Ctrlngham va lectfd to fill ler office Anthony Ruffini servxng as ecretarg, nroved L elf vt J cffl ent ptndid orbanlzer as these, t rallJ the class activ t s vt e acces ful A oint Junior Senlor halloween party proved o be fun and tl ttenuanee as overwhelming Lary Jane Stetsel, Dorotnj Sanchez Am, Le uH lloa, oarol Hee er June Blaine, Bern ce Itrnandcz Catherine ollin ariaret dolmes an Vlrglnla Carablllo ere the all roundtrs l te o tle National nonor Soclct, e les were anc, ennedv, Iclcn snotro lg, I toes Loi uHN17+ on, Betty LeRoJ, ani eeorblna Bernard lt narol, tens rccts a J name sucx oo, is Rad ord h mson John Ladr and vlncent bclanna as easketball player unc re on the varslt tea Besldes these were denry Kelly llllam b tsac, Jonn lark and Jo epa S ll'van Jun ors ade up a food vlrt of the Napuerlan stafi wLtl VlPglHl8 Parao llo Iarvaret holne , sally Hunter hvelyn Siebert, Velcn sho tro ky and Vllzabeth sterling Dary Jane stetser as the General Or anlzat on treasurer and Jun or represcntatlves to oounell meetings were Nancy Kennedv and Mar 5a et nolmes Tlere l no doubt that the cla s of '44 alll make a spectacular s nlcr ell .gf C I 1 .n o T.C.S.'s hi to y . l ' 44. T,, L ' y i. s 1 . .- . Q A. 0 - J , ,- f- ,Y , no t . - - 3 , 1 S - ' JT olsss . P t 4 n on ' ' X- W n ' , . ,Q , r , ph Y T , V a A - 1 v . 11 fn- 3 - 1' 1 f ' o ss . E' . ': .X . . - ld ec , v ' ' 11 , L ' . - v as tn 1 'C , U' rg A l, ' ' s , ' s e 2 X . ' , f l s 1 ' L L ms fr' - ' el . 'filth such s' ' ' ' ' ' s na u ' - ltie :Jr s' s . j - - ' ' z a - , f gd Q ' . 1 , ' - 1 ' x ff I ' X rv M . , 1 , it , ' '1 1 'f . x , C S, Mr 11 ' , d ' l ' W - fm e ect d t H Y . 'H W. Of course, there were many specialists. Prominent in girls' ath- l-tf ' H v K- . D I t sk' Eary 2 , eh, s W 1'-e- V L ' N' . . ' ' l r Sf . le 1 s ru to 2 ' vs 2 Un 1' 'ut , l, f A ' ' v A , S ,Ip W ...l G . , ' ,I ,H 0 2 , ' I ,, : I , U' , 'ut L ' C ' , s 1 u 1 . i m ' 1 gr l .H Y gf ' ' ' A ' 5 ., , . . A . , , , , 1 Q - s l , H 3 M s , A s. s . . ' y v-v x I ,-. Q - .. H n 1 , M -1 , - i s s ' ' I . , v - r r N . 'I 's . l s v' . ' e. ' 2 ss. - fc' O Q ' . -I Q 1 ', 1' ' ,Iii il Af 56 X - X 7 1,, . l f'--. ,, - :- ., h fa-f.a, . .- ,A- D - .- . , - 1141 - ' fa 1 wwf , ' .A H w- W , , ,V ,, if y .. . . .f I ' . . .Awww 'y 2 -'NA .- 1 ' -M496 vw yn kg ' w Mf A .ul o st row L Holden, A Seo Fld N Tanner Fady, uz zard, T Conroy, E Woscoe Booth, F Duclos I rntturd, 2nd row L herles Q V1 ler hav elson, Q OCISHHS, Palazzo, L e Tarco, H11 n L3ff1H 31 row '1tohe1l, L lutenreith Temple, Mort T He eaan 'au ds J Lee evrenoe Dun c n, Vol no mlexander, nth row' Cleetan, C Ostrander Fline, lohn T1HPOSS, B Hare, Lpary ICTEY U Uackbart A Dahler, Jeitchman, Sth row 2 Hentz Qurke 1 m xnnett T Dvsou 6 h row T Ivers, Chase, JdH3lll, T Conroy Booth J J DOWi7iQ T Ie lv dorton Sorenscn, R Levln , Clear, 7 h row Burns, A Alfonso, ru? Q Thorton 7 Hu SIUE, U Idrshall P vo- U'lmbTCSlC Tlokman TSTWlll1EPT Corn f T183 Cd7 q 4 mme I' XX X XA J 4 f4'qNL5k' li!y', IZZZP Va' 4 J XJMN wx X 4 ing' X lg Xl- XX W' L. t R. 1 5 . . . fi, , .. , , R. . V. B - . .. ,P. V . .,7.?- f' : 3 , U. A l , V. S. A, U. V ... 3 , H. . D ,. T. f --C , A. 5 ,'d- : L. .' ' . . , J. , J, E cn, .. 5 I ,S. I l ,V .T , , T. T - X., J. - a R. . 1 , E. 1 ' : v. 1 4 f . , , V. . C. T , J. N' . . ,f , Y. if ., .. M , .. 1 J. 1 ' Hg Z. , T. . . ,, W. Tro , E. nratt- en, R. Pigllacamoi, Q. Cripes, J. Elaine, J. Jennings, C. Devarco, J. Sj , , .. 'M g t : . 1 ,. E. P. L' f ' . IL .T , '. 'L , , , . I l M, E. ' , W. L l T. ' R. A ' t : H. K s , .. T' , H. rL,-, V. . . ' , E. ' A . X ' J. E'. . , F. 1' ',, , J. , M e-, J. F ' , C. G xl, 1. . , F. S '-uf C . 'll 'A , ,X , , J X T .1 41 f ,, 1 Q n f,' 4 , .4071 T 1. ll. X SW tx X ' M. CX. If ' XX f v lfnf' ul xx xx nhe Qoohomor class of aa IHQCFS Fentral School started lts actlvitl s on freshman Jay with its customary annual in1t1ation of the lowel classuen A very hilaritus propram was repare and the Fresh en we e ooo sports 1D maklnv it a success t the first meetlng of the class Thomas Ramsey was re elected plesldent Others elected to offlce were vlce president, Joyce Kin ross secretary, Leona Autenreitk and treasurer, Tames Synnett The sopho ores were well reple ented lH school athlet1ts by hav the fOllOWlHg as em ers of the varsity or Junior varsity oasxet ball teams Robert lear Ronald llvllaca vi Joseph Fries, Harry ine outstaudlnv 1 ls of atnl tlc SK1ll were Janice Deitchhan, Betty 1 re slit Dah en aly Lou lulhK, Janet lelole aiu ocl Buzzar :Sigel 1 ,S -.',n 1 C lu.. , -f 'Z-'xx fvL'A f ,-,.-fi ,.f X lf X ii f7 ll, X -i' , ra H 1 ,- Vx. 1 . - . A U H A, , J. - N 'z . ' ' -v J-' 1 p - a ' - ,,, . ,. J- X ' ' l - JA n U . A . 1' - 3 ' 1 LQ ' ' ' . . :L - ,Y 1, w - 5 ' ' ' - . - in: ' - m 1 ' ', ' ' ' ' - I-N : 1 fi f , . ' 'V , ' m, , Burke, Joseph Cuccia, Thomas Conroy, Robert Searles, and Harold Booth. r-- , . ' .' .. - . ' J ' ' ' . . , 1 Ta , 'z -A ' l . ,Ifo' Z' 1' ' K m it , .' Q10 ' d. f '1 5 . if , .. ix- fi n I' Y mill - fi :sf .. 1 P A ,Cf s lf' -I , n 5-, - rr ,Z lv V X,-7 -fifxl . ,, , if ll 4s- , k I 'A X , 1 . 1 1, W ,, in ff ff If fffff ff X fgfgf fjak Oflicer-s es E Ifathews Vlce P 'i Iac! ul en Sec L Lampili ees Yelly Adv'so1' iss Golding 'Whe pxesent Freshman Class was the ixst class ln our new school Most oi the puoils were the f phere, we he ne Cl come in co'1+ the fundamentals of h gh school life Then at the begfinlin o the duced to the eal thing and it was all f'r'eshmer's lives F es man Mal harnessing de n the lives oi lle n he 1r'es 1me1 have haf page at whlch tkfe Q we e e e wmfnts ard 4me ss tlru ushe ed nto a school atmos l he o fe e we wexe taught 4 '45 acede llc veax, we were lntro marie of icial on that d end dat' of This beca ue 'arobaLlx the 'nest em r h Vee: tu ents 1,1 xen 'hex ada pa v ay, e e al C , ard allhadago If fnNf,'. I f ,ff 'ff A i f f f f f-M , f fix, ff! ,lf Q 1 X ,J f flifff f-ffif 4 ' f 1 ' ' ff? gffff' , f , 'ff X, uffm 1,1 f ,feffjy ' I- ,VZ '. 1 ff, If , K ' - 1 ffffx 1 I l - PF . - . w. - 2 .1-es. ..I .1 l . ' - . , Tl' . - R. l C1EL-S ... - 11 ' . 1 1' 1 1 . l I . 4 , . . x 'A ' , for in ' ' 3 x' i - i ' . . sect w't,h fel' Pe. E. 1' 2' ' . L - 1, , ' , rs F ' 2- 'z' t 1 - ' ' - . 1' 1 . 1: A I' Y M D L z A1 Ev Q . . 3 X - bv A - ' jf i , -M-O-.TVA 'rf 1 U ' it fi . ' ' ., 1 1 5 ssl :'. 1. 1 E. ntl itz T5 ' . . YA 1' 1' 1' sl .f .. :gt 1-L 'rm-nt . Od ,. . L to R lst r w P Campllii, H Hawks, B Jones, A Henion, S Hess, Ostrander H Sidote, M eidote, M Magna, E Bailey, M Tanner, C OWGH, M Merendoni R Italiano, A Sidote, 2nd row N Lopez, B Nar done, N' Naer, R Contelmo, M Palumbo, D Burns, R Mu cantonio L Campilii B Gregory, D Gamba, A Valentino, C costa, I Sokolowski, 3rd row I Williams, E Sanchez, G Wilson, E Mallory, Boyd, Disbrow, J Ostrum, B Smith H Sirrine, R Bohlinger J Fleming, K Bisulk B lrabucco, 1 Bisasna, J Rdmonds, M Picone L Ploliacampi, nth row M Stalter, M Lahey I Clapp, J Mcnarthy W Clearwater, Giancarlo, 1 Nacker, C Scianna, J Trabucco, D Hadden, J Tully, A Theis 5th row J e uda, J Rip n J Stu le F Silvestrl L Fre1 hofer K Croft, J Versace, Totten, I Fernandez, J Poi licci Allev J Silvestrl R J Ostrander, R MacMullen, 6th row Palma tier, O Bonnerwith, B Jones L Vontross R S Ostrander, V Mathews T Herring, J Dmith, V Herring, V Kennedy D Ruf, J Kettle row J VanVoorhis J Horton C VanDyne, H 7uniga, J Manning, L Verendoni, J Laffin, L Cornell, R Ph1llins 8th row J Parsons, J Aiello, P Shotrosky, M DePaulo I Horton, A Edgar, U Woodin . . o : . ' . '. . . C' , ..... . . . , . . V' : . . - .. . . . . r , . fl 1 s , . . . . . H 2' . . . . V E. L. .ri X. , . i l , H . i : , . . J . - .. , . U V f 0 -' - , n n u , h . ' Ku I. P V . . . A . . MacMullen, E. Begg,J. Silvestri, J. Ferraro, R. Kelly, D. Story, C. . . V ,. v- U K ' - , . . n. .1 - . V PO , I . , J. , . , a . YH. -1. A . 1 , R0 , , . , . . . - : r.. - . Aw . , . m , . Q ' 4.4. .H , . . V . , . , . . 3 7th I Q , 1 . , . . . J - n A. . . . A I I . . L . . . , 1 . Q Q . L to R lst row J McLeod, T straley, J Powers, V Panci, T Livingston, aiello, P Bernard J Francese, J Ostrander, R Doughty, R npstein, G Rel yea 2nd row I Hickman, T Pawson P D'Ambrosio D Cameli, M Owen, O ialk er, D Ortman, T Sambells, B Grecr 5 Fetcham, P Hickman, K oleman, Harris T Melius, J Jamison 3rd row R Dilitto, M bequine, P Dulskov, conxling, T bunders R Dolflnrer B nlrrepollo, F Lahey i counann, Bohlinger R VanVoorh1s G O'Dell, T Madigan, R Hover, Lth row B Flynn, Roess, T Bracone, J Downer C Movry, J Decor, Tomlins, M Tverltt, Hamllton B Johnson, J sorenson O, Lee, B Hornbeck, J Povers L uonnor, soehm,n ndsar, M Lauri Natoll a sherow, J sldote, N Nato1i Sth row n Cady N Hoyt, B Puff, G Hildebrand, nee, B Gamba, A unite, J Hilde brand lOQY1qUCZ L Lucian, L sheffield, R Gilmore T Kaipainen C Bischoff 6th row T Alley J MCLLOSKBY H Alexander P Pollard, H 'asser C Cary P Fasciani JeMarco, T Dolan lntonelli T Ferris, L ienzel man A rerrell a ., I . 1 u A' - . I' n Ee 1 , Qnnn 'I n ' 3 : Q. .. , . , . . .'! - . -. ' . ' , '. . . . G M. , 1. 1 . 5 : . . ' . in ' -. ' , . , ' Q , . I'3 , . , 1. J. ,- . , . 1 . . ' I . J. Antonelli, R. hard, M. Llrick, R. Booth, A. Palmatier, L. Knapp, W. Beck, L. A - . , Q ' I . 1 A-an A u ' D ' , . . k, , y . . - . . T 5 . J . ,-n. , . K . ' ' . Q '. ' , .- . . . M. . Q . ' , M. I . p 1 1 -I n 1 91 . n Q 'Z r . , , 1. 'X , .. , 1. , .1 1, , J. , Q. ' 1. , L, l . , 1. .. - , . H 1 2 let r w terer, 1 'orr1, 11109 Irelard Juvv rost+r fa' es+ r Jcofleld I W.o Grevo x Jean rln , Jonn HSYFI H P1 not ueoene 3rd row E McCormack a sox namll on, it 1 VSVIHS, Hou 1 , Ndrr1son R CUTtlS, n1lSO1 Zum r v F Cidrafelld J1 df o, Owen r, iherow, R F1lQC3FJHG Pdonessa, Pkl 11p dl r Kinney Pnlante J r ist L llll8US chem 3 dtheus yers allvestrl Jmules J haivxt, rw A Cllvd 1 Roscoe, musted F' f ostruw fa I Jotterer D1 Vrancso oostello, 1 Brower 5Ohl1 vor COCKlH, 3 Berrls, ie ker hicnnan Ouell Ostrander Ddlskov, Jrlno, 5 r w J Centoranl J Johnson, 5 ueluyer Gdrdlner, adchelos, 3 GlJSOD, G lacfelos, Co es, p0e,l R Jan f1FK iecnr n COll1PS, r Gallabher, Jer, J .aurer, Lay1On, R Yyrne, oth row S n1s5ell A Scofield Pl b Croft 'arrptt evnd, irco Kornnrek Losee J Idrent .J 1I'il poo '3d1lY Pentz Deokort I Clglland, Lupoarell 'no1l V1SC1t11 Tod ro, d6HHl Kernn n, our 1.g, P Vedly 7th row Colden, J LUOH1 , aecor 3 Hustler BJ es 3111 4 J, eaves, nuurer Jpdrelll Puwliesi, fOl91DQ e e Plwo 3 Qaroer V Morn,r Bail Q LU, ps et th ba, J . 'A diff, lfm' W Q 'm Q drcsmor D 't we a W WQON U :YW Thren little maids Anchors a qy IX 'QQHTW L1QuQQ lg cow f To To M 3UdHi S Q O Hit D359 My IQLCOHG wwevt Spr1H9t1.P O , -9 68 U K . Il X qpgvn H1 M. V , Qr-n ll Sho ffl N 9 5 ' l 2 fm A gym an V s 1 EE 3 Q' H2 E , ' in ' .4 Y ' vig! 4wgWaEq'Q 'zuu V ., -Qx grw' ' I. V V J 1 II M ' fi ,msffi' Jigga g r. 1 , I. ., k ' 1 J vv Q A4 2 'grim K A lxigw fyiww ' 4 g g JEZQ . NYJ' ' Jfg Q' n .H u Q ,. D 'J , I ' A AW ' QF? ' Z w T, x N F, w 'XZ , 4 QVC 195 , P1 Of' YQ, 59 Y an H p ,960 H1 9 H 'v K9 421 I, my f 'IU1 'P AC'I'lVI'l'l S CK ' N' -'!:4122f7 A f 5121.1-4,::,,c't A L-25 yn H.. AA L. to R., by piano: J. M. Gilmore, E. Mc- Ginn, E. Pigliacampig lst row: A. Rauk, B. Hindle, A Aleslo M Picone J DiDomiz1o, I Sokoloski, S Stringham, B Fernandez h Tanner, R Tate, 2nd row C Cashin G Bernard N Kennedy, A Bernard G Hirst E Dederer, J Paulds, Varren Alley, R Buzzard, M Frattura, 5rd row C Ie k er B Begg, J Doxie, P Duncan T Edgar, N Leary L Autenreith J Temple A Sco field I Palumbo, D Burn , P Duclos Under the able directicn of Nrg Tate, this ear's chorus has proved very successful in the interpretation of several folk songs. Concentrating on the improvement of voices rather than the preparation for public appear- ances, this grcuo made great nrcaress in the bet- terment of their musical education. In the beginning of the year, membership in this grouo was lfnited to girls only, but male voices were added to the chorus later VM' I j,up! fa! ff' W vw! 16 Y I CII! O U 1 b O I9 wool Ill ,e 1b 11 P r von or f er 0 o R On Floor 3 Jni+1 Palmatler, Ostror, lcC1oud, Tarrada, hennl, t table M Rodriguez, R Dofterer, C Pelvea, R Epstein, L Lucien, Sidote, P netoli, N h Natoli standing, let row hi , egna, Delvarco, V Eddy, O'Ixe , Vieentin B rlynn, A Hard, J Antonelli, llirick, G 'ne 1, ockln, C C'Br an, urfis, 2nd row E ohnson, C Costa, mrabucco, H kalinano, R ac ullen, P rardez, A Dlppon, F afraley, R relneyer P VanVoorn1s, K Price, L fllliazs, L oco field, W Tully P Q ' 9 , I A ' I U 4 a , 1 0 y To u ' : U 1 U , n Ta f n , o , . . ' E. 1 , S. 1, M - - ': . 5 e - I l O . 4.4! , ll 4 , . , . . , r. - ' , 1. . ' s '. . - I- Jg, A . 'K ryf' I mf fy K Q W x 1? . I 1 , . A . , 17' QQ 7 a V 'S Xf' Lho fDW 'IZU WGS Q ,pour Cggo Sod of fiftj 'uzior ILYU len ol Students. Its 'inc wore: to torch td, comlnl hidh sd Ntugents fociil poise, to instruct them in more rnd a'if:roxt types og ':.e:. QA . , . , . - , . . . . '. - - -: . . -L ' cl' ..o its S, 5 ..i.s Soni in, '- . ., . ' ' .l. . , gt' O'ir,f,1n. I .1 1 Q A .-.Q .., a Q . . l 1. ,. v' . . J. I. Y, - 7- - 3 ' I E. W te E. .H S. . .. P. ' 11 L. W L. Rf , . . . ,J 1 . O o 1 J. C ' . y R. J 4 -' : . J . ' . B. V I. 1 . M J M. .e - . . '. n . ', . Y L H . ' T. . Y 'H . ' - -. . II U The Visual Education Club was or- zed in 1940 with lr. Lore as the sponsor. The club members learn how to run machines, show the movies, and pre- the movies for the high school and entary school teachers. They also order the films, send back to the company, and get from teachers the list of movies they d like to show to their classes. The twenty-six members in the club year elected the following of- rs: Clarence Knight, president, Don- Ostrander, vice-president, and Shir- Johnston, secretary. li- I5 agen L. to R.: Sitting: U. ostrander, S. Johnston, C, Knient, and TOWI J. Ostrander, R. Alley, J. Mesuda., M' Morse. E' Matthews, R. Oszrander, H. Booth, J. Duncan, A. More, 3rd row, A. Johnson, J. Rgrerg E. Chsseg 4th row: T. Myers, H. Hussey, A.nOg2rB A- HacMullen, A. Avignone, W. Sorenson, R. Eagan, J. McCarthy. ' R., on floor:J. oorenson H. Cellnnd .ison, P. Lalskov, L. Dslskov, L. Dar Seated: M. Ostrander, A. Ostrom, A. tlnog standing: H. Everett, S. Devi, nkling. V ln the showcases ln school, we hero seen H few exannles of the achievements of the handicraft club this year. Under the able direction of Miss Fveritt, these rirls knitted, cnbroloorec, crocheted? tie? wore scne of the articles they vaio. One of the most pleasant Ttatureo of the club was that whlle they were workin' on tLe'r pillow covers, chair sets, affhans, and dcilies they were also able to listen to the rsdlc or nhcnodraoh. - ' -- neo ' Jennie Ostrom proven to oe a vcrg Successfu- c:.-flx'.g1mn UQ Lf.-: 2F'3'-lF- ill I IK ll! ll L to Q lst row R Piprott J Ferris B K V g Kaipainen, A Rooth V Silvestri, R rllmoig, D 022335 Sambells, E Lamphere, 2nd row L Conner T Boehm, H 5233013 D Cameli fi Gr er, Maur r ri Poutdng, N, et -,ll K9 N479 The H1HdS o ycunv XMGFICB are UFCOHIHU increesinvlv scientific iss Lanphere's Science lub composed of sev enth and eishtn raders, lS the up and COU1HP cluo of the jUHlOP hivh school Members met 1U the blOlOEV laboratory where they ner forned elementgrv exnerinents,.c anlrals, sew scier t1f1c Iilrs, and developed films The feature-of the sprlnp sesslon was nature walks where puplls saw, free 1n nature, much of what thev learned at their cluo meetln s mhls eerlv tralning wlll 1nst1ll 1U the modern pener ation a SClChtlPlC interest which nav sonecav nring a stu cent of 1 C S to the forefront of the SClPHtl1iC vorld u A Q I , v-r J, f , Ju. , , , 1 ' ' L 1 ' K . J' , - a , ' . - . p , 1 H . . - . 1- G H. V e , ', , ' 0. K - I , Ax Nw ' . Xl A XX f X ' Y 5 x , , Q, - A' ' 1 -f --V , , xii ' I 1 '1 . 4, . . I A 4 3 4 ' xg u .. H '- O u. - NJ , - I Q, , , ., N, Qu ' ' A J., F ' 1 . I o 1 . 1iS':':'21l9'T ,L ' x' D ' A nl I 3 . N . . . ' . . - A -I A 4 'U 1 ' , U - 1 'IO I 0 1 lv 0 oi? f1: .M lst row C Beckman, R ioscoe J Ludwig, G ay ton, G Sachelos, K Croft J, Silvestri, B Healy, V horn, nd row C Foleman, 1 B 1cKinne5, L Prian e, K Moyer R UOUFhtY Jouvhty, K McCormack T Alley, R Jones Sherow E Uolslpple, G iilderorand, n Di'arco, iyers Bonnerwlth, Br row B Bailey, Kelly, L Halley, C lhC1SS Renzelhan, ilvestri Horton, R hunt, J Johnson luv clll I' llll l'l' the mevvers coulu create their cwn lnterests and cevelop thelr own ooies The students took her suvfested plan literally, and flocked to t e club with sketch books, palntihg constructwon pap r wo K, stump 4 bums and ulv other sweclal occupation Wxlch han H8 to strike their falcy Stamp collect1nP b cane the mo t poo lar JuStl and the std enthuslasts p actlcelly convelted the whole roup to d stain club leer or the Prtlp elec el t 1 early meetllv were ' dll S hei 5, p eslden 1 cert x lly cr tix And Jo eoh ludui , trelslr r - A d.' 4, O 2 . F. Qroewlich, , 1 , . 1 . L , - - . I . . ' ' 2 2 . o I. Puwlieri, . Y ' . t . . , - , , U- , . ' , .. ' . , F. , - M - E H. J N. U , O. .b . d : . T. Y . . . r-, . ' VJ.. ,V Q . , W. . v D , J. L ,ur '. Hrs. Mc Cormack decided that there should oe e club in which . UT N ' ' ' nf ' ' N . . he . DZ, jx , - e r . fl , 'A It 5 , k ' 1' A'e 3 - I . . . 'L J e 'z . S 'u' ' ':ge, 'fav ' r ' ' ' . . 3 ' :V . iff: 3 ' J ll L 1 1 'n e . He, : ,h' e 'I' I' ' tg io' Ye , sz e 'yi ' L - ' 1 f ' e . ll Ill Il Under Mrs. Beasley's patient leadership, Bridge enthusiasts finally began to under- tne meaning of Hone d1amond,n and other remarks that are common in the game of ' with Only a few charter members at L. to R. Seated: J. Tully, E. UGGSTBP J be61nn1n6 Of the Year. this club grew Conley, B. Irving, T. Dnhlem. H. barrigan, M ily ani 68iHSd the a+tent1on of man of Stetser' 2nd R ' V t A A ey y , ow. J. Parsons n. Zuniqa G pgegggggi gg fHg.gf,g155ttru Allen was elect- Beasley, N. canon, H. Allen,,M. Janisnf ,xx . A S , u -P- ll J, sex M -' X X I 'n ,vial , 15' I -S M4 - fr . . G 1 . I 'sk 1 , 6 G. EE .2 at Y 1 5 A' f 32 . ff 0'bUl' x f -- . , ei .5 2319- X a ' '1- to T 'P+ no' N:f- s 1 Y W. H' j 1rj- '1, 1 - lg U0-G, U. Nestle? The main purpose of Mr. Furnari's :llfon,xJndnr + 5. 5TQ6hl1Ch,C. Gardner, L: model aviation club was the construction q?gQQQg.H1Lffg, v'e5 JjhnuFe?J 3- QfT4U0P, 4. of Navy models for the government. The el h'ei' jfi?g A-f 1- Vf?UUFl, H. nerrlsol,'. models when finished were painted black ' , ',f,hU3fO5AQ: Q'U5lP1Q J- .Pics. Ig so that they could be used as silhou- M' 'L ttehv J- fglcn, ii- Palmateef, D. ettes for 1den+1f1cat1on purposes in nf. . Jnell, army and navy pre-flight training schools. All types of military air- craft, of both allied and axis nations, were made. However, in this aviation age that did not furnish enough activity to sat- isfy the interest and ability of the club members, some of them constructed flying models at home. Douglas Marshall, Vincent D'Ambrosio, and Barry Pratten made exceptionally fine models and with these the members learned many of the principles of flight. Later in the year they assisted in making an Aviation Gene ter in room 150, so that people could study the pictures, charts, identifica- tion models, books, magazines, and pam- phlets displayed there. l G girls Ln last yeur' Home lco no 1C Cluo made uw one of the most act llc OTb8H1ZBtlOU3 ln the school T11 caz t'e, rco ani d wlth everal now L to 2 lst Row M Warcantonio, Owen J meqbgp ang took up study and worl of man prases o the Red Cross V D1 Sant1s, R Bradley, E Camencs C Lee Stafldln? -T Fauldsf W K9tCham lhe offlcers are as follovs Pro Ldcnt Jlnetta hetcnam Vlce presldent Fthel Owen secretary Iarj D1 D i 'lln---- - t PlAY CCI 'l l'K to R E Paymond D Brsagna, N Gregory, J Syr e t, L klller, R Laurer, L Cornell, E Burns It is the duty of the Jlsplay com mittee to acquire and arra ge suitable material for the show cases in the halls This material should be both in teresting and instructive to the student body, and should be arranged so that the pupils will notice it and welt to see more. The display group this year did this in noteworthy fashion. fypical of their excellent work was the display on war and the one for national book week. The committee is one which does not in itself gain much recognition, but we all owe to it, and to its sponsor, mr. Raymond, our appreciation and thanks. 1 'H 2 E ' W E , 2 I oh f y Sl ,Q nh. 7 ' . s .3 - m' s 1 1 1 ' x - ., , - - A ' Q A-S H y 1 A-W 2 rg ze -' . s e . 1. : ..Q L. , . AAAA X S 1 L - i Edgsrg 2nd Row: M. Di Domivio ,kM. Alfonso, 4 y 3 5 -- . . . ' '. ,', . 3 ,Z . . . rn ' I: ,,- ,H , Q lll0000l00llle0lu A . -Y I llolllllloullilin O '....... ....1 ' ' 'owl L: L if . 'WRX .qkx K L. .3 . . ' , . ' V. . .n 3 . 'l . ' . ' 0 O . . . n I Q 4 , , V dx ,dvr L to h , front J Herring, J Herring, lst row S Alley, M Goosch, G naipainan, J Hamil on, G Hirst, u ctinney C Col lins, J Kinross, t Owen, L Pigliacampi, E Trabucco, L Hemllton, 2nd row L Gololnr, J nlalne, J Fahrett, I Tanner, L Roscoe, Hamilton, I Iegna, I Sidote, J Xioote, J dmonos, I neredoni, L hackbart, K Phlllips, A beGuil1ou, orc row L Iarlno, dote, K Lisulk, L btaat, 4th row L nentz, L Luncan, L chofield, hemmott, L uestler, b GrosenLeck, H nettle, t Ostrander, oline, J uonrcy, J bleming, Luparelll, 5th row A Hickman, Hawks, L Agnew, H nernazhan, I Graham, I nernaghan, J Horton, LeRoy A VBCCH1, I Delaney, Owen, 6th row J Powers, I Owen, Sanders, J fawson, J oheetham,5I Buzzard, L Costello, Zlerak, L Leary, B Hare, J Deitchman, A Lahlem Ill! ll IC Cl. e P A ' lb L11 le est clkb in the school Duflh, the vedr, lt has been VBIJ ontstandlrs, yPPQSHt1HF canoes, when possiole, hdV1HU parties, and ponsorlng another roup commonly Known ss the Glrls Ath letlc ASSOCIQCIOH Each vear ten U1TlS wlth ood ym everaves are chosen from each class to belonv to th1S roup, which lS honorary After short formal club MSSLIHHS, the HlFlS enyoyeo uenclup, tum bllng, softonll volleyball, soc er, oasketoall end other seasonal sports The cluq plCKCQ e nlnever for each sport who had full control of the sports calendar throuvnout tie year Je hope that during next year, and the fears to follow, the Girls Athletlc Flub will be es successful QS this one has oeen C A ' T I l 1 'L f .I ,Q I It v F . 5 N., I ,I Qf w L . V . I , . '. 5 . I . K ' : . is R. Lukncs, . ' I . t '. '. n Y , . - -0 'O 0 Y 'O X 0 A . : . 1 . ' '. . .L I . U. J, 'u V' J. V . Q , L L Tn. 'A Q ' ' . ' . . V - 1 : ' 3 ' I J, Eleigelmn , M. Shay, S. Miller, h. Ostrander, K. Naer, N. Lopez, M. Lauri, N. Si- I . Q . ' ' I . . '. a A, . W, '. o c . ' . V. H . q . J U. : . ' D. '. . ' Qi .1. L. . B. , . I. Lp ' ': . T. J. l ,. H V - V . , . .. . D- I' i ' I I. 1 A . o o Th 1. .o. Ie -rg, 1 I - . ' 3 P ' A ' 'Yr - ' Lb 1- In ' J . 2 -L 4 ' O S ' ' ' ' P - 1 ' ' - ' 'fy ' . M D' ' 3 ' I, V f b I 1 L ' , . - . S., , , .r . J - al l Q ' C ' , ' L ' I' , , . A, ,O . . f ' ' V' I ' . Q' . , 3 . ' J r . l ' 1 . w W w www xwf 4 Yvvw' 'Ti t E Dederer M to B Hare C Ostrander L Ham ' muon, J Dietchman, M Leary, R' scianna, gtegigiggn Butsko S Knight- A Memmott' J Conroy F Duclos Cl!! l.KAlll8 Our cheerleaders, those gay girls clad in white, were the spiration of our team, our school, and our student body The group this year consisted of a junior squad and a senior squad Miss Hayes, who had charge of the girls, created a cheerlead ing group whose record will be difficult to surpass mhe cheerleaders had a limited opportunity to sponsor any activ ities, but succeeded in giving a dance and selling soda and candy at the various games Their excellent sportsmanship and school spirit were contagious, and their new, sparkling white uniforms most spectacular .- gnqn af 41970 A 5' fi fa K 75 E 4 1 V nv f fhfw U y ,L W' 'ISD l P a ' i dsl .0 d L. R.: . . . - L' 0 D':cLif ' . ' in- 5'--Q 'ligfrf -2 ' f - J l v A if 15 '- I 5- A24 :KLA ' if 'aa Y Way G T fr X' x a t M s - M ,Ego 't y 'faff5'M t fl 52' if f In ,lf B 1 I ' ' to J rn1rn, ywxott, PTU31 Mgdttv, oCOIltlJ, ntrus, 1 D lley, i UC 103 Tan. rltttn, 2nt1 rovs L C.m,Jil11, I3 IISFOIY L nun Cldy, lutzdrd rox la en, L- CO0 v +o tln ,t ViU', ' Tin ha' COO ' L hln , Lefnolde out Je'UlnCv durtonf ' J Ley , Jtr11,h1m, J 51Jom121o L v nut nlleth, line. The nmaros have han a ousv ano lnterestln vear the maln 3PLlVltW seasonal ones at hrletnas ana taster 16SlUCo the e ne AU ILS eve a play lor the U 5 O Leneflt program, and ole rea o Jiav work one ox the Ylshli nts of tke yeax was the le Vork theater irlp ln lav ner clur memLe1s went to see pI7I9SSlOH8l pexlormance on tke le T11 te td ihc 111tv three club MSIEEPS ele teo t e follo LU 0111003 ox: rattan, prtoloent Laney kennedy, vice ,re loert ana Aumrcy err 1t, secretary treasurer 'G ovwn I N . . ', , ' U9 - G. B- Wi 3- L, A. lst rfn. J. do -2-, .f , .,. .,' TA, V 1 --Q w V f- , J. .ln , 1. Q ' '- D ' . u A-Ao i ' ' 1 . F R' v w,. ., I f ne: J. 1 JL A ' H . 1 -v 1 , t e, ' 4 A, ' , H 1 H f '- 3rd 1: c. K1 L U WY -x , Q K Q P' r r . Q. Beff, J. U 2 Q LL E 2 ' ,'A. V C. 'Qs ' L. .o' -, K- valor, AJ A f ' - U' , . . . , - . Y- - ' 1' A if L ' 3 ' A 7:2 Ler, J- I? f - ' ' ' ' 1 J' J ', ' J. Culp, I. C L-. . , . , ., . . . F W I R . ,. . , . U U . . A . - Q of the club was the presentation of special programs among mhicn were , G 'G 1 N ' . Y f' x: tl-' 'x G '. ge , n .'. . ' ' . n - 'ei 51 v ', . ,'Q f x 0 X L A ' ' ' ' U L' 1 U ' ' ' 'Lx ' '1 , t '1 iQi,'no' s ' e. ' 1 D- ' . n Xe ' Ex ' uf f' ' 'sz JSE . Q -. n-'- - X ' ,fx 0' X . v C , A , . Q . , . , . V V, .. ' '.F Lfl y9fnsH ' I , t I it V, 1M,. .. ,.:.Xt4 L ty it fl H F 14..4.gz14gN , ,4..e .. 'S F 5 r ' g , n 0 Qi 0 Chg, .7 X.. ..- - 2 C. Snshin P. 'CL9dU, Front row: R. Piglicampl, K. Folster, Q. Qc E' gialg' Estqaiigyg back row? E. Se s Kinney, J. Dyson, L. Freihoferg Back row: L. Ecgabillg 'gn Hunter, P. ShGtrOSKy Zunlga, R. Qhorntoa, H. Greundlc, J. Tully, vb Kennedo I Doxie, A. 3efnHrd' H. Sheerin, J. Hocss, J. Henderson. H' ' ' I The Girls' and Boys' Stage Crews have certainly proven their val- ue not only by helping Hrs. King, ang the Amsrds, but by learning the jon cf Keeping a stage. The Bofs' Steve Crew took cure of all the lifhtinq uurinu the year, while the girls were the custodians of the State. CHC of this years' activities consisten of giving u play by both the Hops' and Girls' 'tire Jre's. .i.' It his often been said that behind everv wood nun there is 3 womin, which foes to prove the worthwhile- ness of the 'irls' Stage Crew. The year l9A2-l9L3 was A very busy and enjoyenle one for the A Qtage orews. ' K l'I l'lllv The pre cnt c lS s o 1CfiILtG lr foucrce on the att t of tie n t c Ab thi ,ear tool short msde ed Cross kn1ttinL irposs1L1e I ever tmc t , Eirls finlsheo manj stylish and u epul, O ' floor L Holden L Disbrow icleg such as sweeter , efhar , mitter M Brown A B1 , sagna C Mowry 2nd rgw 1 Pocketbooks, and scarfs Ealgteid A Laffin 1 R Dillteo S Jones on on Hess, st row A Scofield L Mitchell l lIl.l.l'l'll OAI! Ill Z.- ' fenzi coth G Uost V Bur s O e of the most pro les 1ve EIOL s CUCC18, F Iurrav this year vas tht Eulletll to ro t1uW the nave spent a reat eal of time arran ing the many tulletir coaros tkrou hout the Junior Senior hi h Scnool tn an htt18CL1V6 and pleasinv older t the Le lnn n the year this club was unacr the cirection of Niss urray, out sirce ner ueperture Hrs Looy has been 1D char e All out tandin events takini place in our school xere very prominently oisplajeo so rasp the attention of the stucert ody and create an interest in the partlculal event ' F more prominent features th s vear, tne Done brive, tke ed Cross, and the scrap Lrlve, have plaseo an important part , s r' i ha' Q u 1' 'A- . . ' ivi los 1 k it ing 1' S -. 'Z' ales .f If ' ,V ' V ' , Y. U . ,ow 1 L' L. on : . 1 r S t apt- S ' 1 4 . 1 o : v s ' .S . gs, I ' ' I ' ' 7 A - ' ' : M . 1 ' 1 , 0 , . I 0 'A I 1. Y I I ....Ql..m...- 2 L. to R.: T. Ruffini, L. Giancarlo, J. Nc L ef D. B , . . , ,. n , J, n ' 51 S' 1 'g J. ' fy. J ' ' ' 2 ' ' o. F y ' ' 5 il C 1 f u ' - A e L' i to of .A -A , V 1 x 1- , AI .- U . , . s f 1 1 K 1 I as to A v - '1 r . C4 5 A9 ,I ' ' 1 U V . J' Q - 4 All. mhe All Amerlvqn Club vqs mqde up of A group of 5iXCPUH LUVS ai F onnon intere t who Jia diilerent things during their club period Lhey listened to bxll ram s over php to R lst row J Sacke os, R ins, L Priante J Collins, 2nd row J Sanfilippo, L Bailey, s sues, F Gal l5Ph0P. 3rd POW R Hunt, F scianna, L DeMarco, R Mullen school grolnus radio, plaved lifferent kinds of names, and pnrticipqred in sporrs Otnfr perioiq tnpv uevvteu to improving the apnpqrance of tn lhe only officer of the club was Yosfph Colllns, who was the prnsiqpnt The club P1113 to cqrpy on its qctivitqes DLXT. VERI' t ro rclhsrt, 1 Autor ieth, Lf er, VPD 'e e, L mode er, for e, U Wilder rard, synrett, 2nd row Pindle, old, I lentz, acker, el 1 xejno Bur on, o d Io: Pte, far en, Butsko, clsrna, loson, lla ten, Cornell, 4th row D O tranoel, :rn er, 78PT1SOD R H1 is, ml F, J me u , Sth ow 4 lahey, J VHHfOOFllS, tlckle, Fratter, J c tlc, Scofield, J Temple The Senlor Band thls year, under the dlrectlon of Hr Tate, was a great success There were thlrty elght members, mostly from the Senlor High School The band played at assemblies, sports events, pep I8111BS, bond rallles, Arbor Day celebration, b8S1deS g1V1Hg a concert Thls was not all their accompllshments, however The band thls year worked prlnarlly to 1m prove 1tS6lf Its members strove for precls ion, tone, and, ln general, hlgher grades of worKmansh1p were shown than ever before . , , , I ,e ., .. . , 46 J U . , ..'c . Q S, .n , 5 ' 'J 1 L. . : . l . Nev- 1 A ' . X ' y ' . ., . ' g . x ' ' 1 ' ' 7 X. . - . , - 1 ' A .'- ' H - . 9 , . . . . , , ' 0 I. 2 , . , - N ,I . 4 U L . '- O gn 'A' . G f V 1 LU' 9 9 '7 ll . L. to R.l: w: D. H A .. .r . B. 7.k P. V- L ll 9. ' .1 13 ' e- 'x T 51 1 0 1.1 Q . I A, -1 L A. UI 44.1 Q I. . M. Ccofi .. H. H. I . M. Zia ai, H. ' X las, L. ' ' 'r ' Y: R. T- L. W 1 W. -C. S . C J. 'A 11. xi. Ilrit, :. - Y . S ' ' 1. OSt'. d ' B. L ' . . L t ' T. S 'L. . 1 S da v. n'1 1 ' ' T 'T ' . .H. , . , .H c T. . . II4 A. . . m . 1,1 ' . . - V . . X . . cg . V1 . . g . . . , U Q - . . V ll IG Mr Kegan's Boxing Llub is a fine example of the work being done in our school to build strong bodies om pletely equipped, it met weekly to study and practice the fundamentals of boxing Mr Kegan is to be complimented on his fine work in instructing this group in the Wmanly art of self defense ' L to R lst row J eentorani, J Paonessa, T Secor, J Madigan, B Mathews, 2nd row E I sted, Silvestri, J secor, A Candles T Kelly 3rd row J Kegan, R Losee Phillips, J Francese, L Sheffield X QSM V 90 c'+?apv'5' 5' O X ,,..L. L to R lst row B Barber N ao C -' FX -ig , Hoyt Dotterer, L Herles, 2nd row A Uhl A I Meeker, L Moran, H Hilderbrand Matson, T Rusell The Beadwork club, sponsored by Mrs Clearwater, completed many inter eating articles Their production line included bracelets, bookmarks, and watch fobs The members elected as their off icers for the year Lillian 1OTBH, president, Lina Mae Dotterer, treasurer and Nancy Hoyt, secretary . , . C - . . . : . ' . . I ln I . 2 fh J. , , . . 3 : . . , W, . . . IQ ,'eQ 5, H 6 f '3 , , ,,1-'egf p If W fig! .,A- ,SNA X ' ......... ....-,...... , - e ee f-T . . : . . , L. . ' : . , E. . . . . . . ,. e 1 : . . R at table D Ru , Clearwater, D tory, V Herring, R Kornbreck, standing E Orton. R 0Str8nder, J Var Voorhis, V Ken Gdv. W Dederer. L Stltele c woodin, J Ynnett, J Pollucci as Q Fg,h7 4 ii ld Mrs Oliva s Cub Deb Club was very popu lar anong the junior high school pupils This club was primarily social and although the embers elected no officers, they progressed very well Social dancing was the main feature of the club, but fhe students also enjoyed sewing and games, and a 'hristmas party at rs Ol1va's DOIBB AK ll ll The twentv boys in the Bachelcr's Club, sponsored by hrs Pierce, go in for real he man cooking The simple tasty foods without any frills aopeal to them and they're also easier to cook The boys have tried their h ds at camp cooking roasts, fries, and broilers but it wasn't until spring came that thev were able to go out doors and try their skill Cne week they pot quite frivolous and made some cookies and pan cakes The bovs worked in groups of from four to six and they very faithful ly set un their own tables and cleaned up after themselves K year in that club ,uallfies those boys as extra soe cial eligible bachelors L lst row Bohllnger, A Bailey, R D1 Francesco 2nd row O Lee, M Campilli, V Gliba J Madigan, J Wells, 3rd row A Edgar, L Warcantonio, C Deckert, B Ferris, ggrgall N Elwell, K o11va, m Palumbo, D s - L A AE fb - ffl- , L I - , , . to . f :' . 1' ' . . A-9- l - y ' , . T, . Q . .Y Q Q- ' . A fit-'x7 ga . P ' ' - - ' - . - r fa ., , iff ' . H' ', fxkv' ll f, if, 'Qs I '-mf, nhl.: l3y,X .Af . ,. fzsfk I g.q. x sf -p 124,62 III, -to R. 2 C. 4 r. Gregory, R. Minard, L. Gamba, H. Kernaghan ' 3 I . ' , '. JA. , . ' . : I . 1 , , II v V x . t tin Piano old Yeqth, and the spo lodern d8HC1Hg 13 a conparatlvely new trend 1U girls' BthlOt1C9 It seeks to express erotions, ld8dS and, f late, poetry through the nedlum of lOtlOH, Fhrourh dance movements a eroun can portrs lntense anver, hysterical galety, or ertreme sorrow The roverents, previously accom panied by the beat of a L mn, are now greatly enlivened by the accompaniment of recorded or U18HO NUSIC Over slxty g1T1S have partic1p1ted in tris fear's dance activities wnich lnclude both modern and square dancing I the Variety Show the dance numbers Wfle conducted b the modern dance classes, and they were so well received that the classes decided to produce a on St ratrlck s Day Hounds, Tschaikowskl, W Ie People, Yesn iglnal dances by the pUp11S were proglan Hounds, sung by tle dancers Whllb dancing, were way tlat each Lrocp was HOUIOHS of lts own part of wa a serles of dances to and recorded by Fra dx har free recltal of thelr own The Nutcracxer suite by b Carl sandburg, and or tle subjects chosen fox the arranged in sinultaneou the round uopulnri ed three froups ln such J, going throu5h the lhe Jutcr cmer Quite fschailowsciarranged 1usic,arranged b Ir ar ken wold bla ed parts in 'The People Sandburg lhe dalcers arranged e tot terpretatlons, and the pwogr 1 v Slav, an 1mpT8SS1V8 slave dance, ta ll Yeepinc wdtr the dan Under dis eography the recltal oroveo such vross asked Liss ataat to nroduce it their bencflt Swing Your 1-arf ner' Ye a poer by Carl al of 1X OTlVl18l 1n conc'uded by the Maron solo Cid an Irl h Lllt otaat's sklllful cbor success that fle ded agaln on Aprll 2, for exicon Het Dance' UB1u 5 1 Cho 1 T Y, . . . . .. 1 . n .A ' O Y . Tv, . , YV ' . t.. l K .1 Q U . L 4 fv. If - - 2 nl . . I ' l . Z A L I . . ,Q Il . 5 ' V .1 I n 1 I s 1 1 K ' V -Y . , , . A , C, Q . o 'rl s v - t . . -1 . ' . 1 . 4 ' 1 A .f . . U, ' Q '. a . A ' ' :E -YT Y I V . ' -rn X ' , 1 0 - . . , L d ' ' S ' . Z ' 1 1 1d'j v - v. wr ' TT. ' - . .. 0 .. , ,. I .. . K . v l u , . my L 1 S 1 . 1' U . . 1' , . S LJ A - ' ..' 1, . Y: VIS l. . ., . . . . p . , 1: - s .I , , G . 1 . Z ' U Ml A J. S . - ' I n , I' ,- A , a ,li 11 ,1 N -. - . I ' l. , . ' 0 W - , , e V . 1 .1 1 H x A , V f , . , h ri.. ln ,, ml U . 1 to R. Front row: I. Cleoo, L. Yontross, Pialiacampi, P. Terwilliger H. Yvefs' D - I k row: R. Gruendle, D. Pc Kinney, H. L. to R. Front row: R. Gilmore, f Iaclu en, R. Sccfieldg Second row: Q Cu t S T erin, K. Fclster, R. Thorton. Vyers, K. Croft, B. Pratten, Tully, Wac row: P. Furnari, H. Benson. The Foy Scouts have hal an extremely active organization both in school and outside of it. Troop 27, of Wvpningers, has sixs patrols which include fourty-four boys. Two of the wore important patrols are: the Sea Scout Patrol under Mate Charles feeder, ani the Air Svout Patrol commanded by Flight Leader Peter Purnari. The Scouts tave presenteA several interesting proyrams noteworthy among which were the Court of Vonor ani the Troop Feview, both given during Foy Scout Ieek and the Scout-Parent dinner. It is in the field of War Activities, however, that these boys have worked their hardest. Some of this work was visible in the two scrap drives and the paper collection drive. Gther activities were: l. Organized a Commurication Squad of eight boys. 2. Formed two Casulty Squads with nlne Pays. 5. Provided Distribution of Civilian Defense Materials. 4. Geared Scout Program to meet Lartime Neeis. 5 6 . Formed 9 First Aid Squad of six toys. . Formed a Victory Zarien Corps of eijhtee: boys bf x v 7 l Q fq.--' u K O R S Lor , Melle h Beatty, V Di revorio, Di Tarco, J Vinsentin, C Clisby A Le Gull M Stetser J Filmore, R Lukacs 3 Irvlng, 1 Burns, N Holmes, B Uernande , D Sanchez, 3rd Row R Perry, J Con ley, V Carabillo, 1 Benson, B Begg, C Knight ATIOI Ill IICIKTY The first chapter of the National Honor Society vas established in l92l From that time it has grown steadily and has reached the total of two thousand five hundred chapters in the best high schools throughout the nation It vas surprising to learn that the society has charters even in Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Hawaii The original object of the society was to stimulate the scholar ship, leadership, service, and character of the students of the sec ondary schools This is still the main objective but the Society has the hope that through the help of the students they will be able to raise to a higher level the educational standards of the United States The Dutchess chapter of the Natlonal Honor society in this school vas organized in l9LO The chapter began with fourteen mem bers and now has reached a total of fifty two - ee l L. t . l t Row: M. M se P. vue , , W, I G J V A. 2. . . , , , . ' .. lou, 2nd Row: J. Taylor, H. Di Marco, C. Collins, J. Blaine,- , . ,I . , , .. ' r.,, 1, Q 1 V . ' K eellng L to R Qte-Plinf, T 'coschf Hunter, ei bert V Carabillo, T Holmes, R ni'arcq Sitting, L to E Parthe, P '1cLean R lex-ry, J Taylor V D1f'reS0T'l0 B Fredctte N Trainer Standing, I to R LeGuillou, Mullen R 'acker I Scardapane C Sclsnna G hlTSt A Rguk, Rippon T Kane Lyons B Tegp, T M Gilmore PP IIA! TAY! lhe school paper this year had many new attractions I the place of nestlebrook Vouse there was Perclval hollow, and the 'My uayu columns were added Miss ndith Garthe in structor of senlor nglish, acted as advisor lhe main pur pose of the paper was, of course, to record school bCt1Vi ties, and the secondary aim was the developing of wrlters and of giving practice in the art of news story writing There were nine issues in l9L2 L3 which were distributed to the members of the General Organization l n ' . .. :IZ .J ,V 1. J S. . F- 5 ' , . 5. ' . F sn J .' R2 'Q J Q U , o D ' 1 ' J ' I ' , , lk. is 9 J. I An E0 Pigliacampi, M. P1cone,'2,fShotrosky, I. Sokclowskr: R. Mac , . .V , '1- , ' 1 ' 1 ' . we A p ' ' 2 v' x ' 5 1 ' ' I'l'1 V . n V vw LA Y . Y D - J , - u ' A r'v - ' 0 1 , W 1 I I lflll CLI! December 7, l9LlL Pearl Harbor bombed! December 8, l9hl! America at War! Yes, America is at warg and so are Amer1ca's schools Not the least of these is Mappingers tentral The students of tne elementary, Junior and senlor high schools have done their share 1D the various drives and campaigns whlch, together, will oe a decidins factor in the winnlng of thls war The s udents of appingers Central realize that the11 futuxe depends upon an American victory and they are doing all in thelr power to speed that vlctory Mrs Ken y heads a patriotlc organizatlon Known a the nlar Stamps and Bonds Service Clubn whlch has set as its goal for this year the sale of 31500 in war stamps and bonds to be bought by the students of C S The sales took place in the ticket booth in the maln lobby The sales were recorded on a sheet of paper according to horeroom here was a large poster showin the home rooms in the order in which they tood from the volume of sales The homeroom havin? the hlghest sales was lu2 Many people received bonds wlth th ir stamps and they also bought bonds During the scrap Drive students brought in S267 worth of scrap m3tBT1hlS Tiss O Bryan's room lea the list by turnlng in ZLOO pounds of scrap The war has also necessltated the OTUHHlZ8tlOH of ser vice clubs to dSSlSt the faculty since their number has been reduced by the draft and war work lhese service clubs have been Iormed ln various departments of the school lhe Elementary ervice Club is composed of JUD1OP sen lor hlph school boys and g1PlS who substitute for periods of tlme Known as Nrellel periodsn for the elementary school teachers he relief students usually work frox twenty min utes to half an hour, Keeping order and HHHSIHQ in the grades Some of the club members also work 1H the office They perform such dutles as an werlng the telephone, stapllng, and mlmeovraphlng uns b1OdQ or stldents ras 'fer morhir ir the Cafeteria Service Club, w sr1r5 disres nu cafeteria teoles, azd oing all nec s ry chores in the kltcuen Aembers of the Libr ry service Club assist in snelvl D cooks, flllnb c rus, cdechlng out bllks, and t Kin c rs i the desk to relieve the llor ri ns' for doing suidance mark s row r raran, orse, lellamu, Jwrs on B s A R eldote, L Gen C, J Blaine, n UL tore, C Ostrander, O'Bryc 2nd row brovn, D ur er, M Holmes, E FGTPS 06, V Csfibillfl, Horton I 4 Q '- , ' . . 1 . . . t . . . . 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A Vaccai, N Delaney, M DiSantis, D PcKinney, C Collins Grosenbeck, R Dimarco, L Nasciola, D Sanchez, J Blaine L Mitchell, J Tumonds L Holden, B Fernandez Laffin, J hcVenz1e, A cofield W Kenny L to R lst row V Franceee, P Uuclos, M PiC0H9, R 5ec0r, B asner, P booth, H npstein, R Van Yirk 2nd row L williams, A ooy, n Tigllacampi, B Laari, 5 he Cham, J gheetham, white, I Hodriquez, T abucco, 5rd rox W Tully I Sololo Y isulaf A Hicvman, J rleming 0 le' row L Roscoe, J DrHf111ppO, H lQure1 Madlban, R A els, aveon, Ord row b A rcartonio, Jenrines, E D1Mfrco E Hortgn, R Hentz J Jo neon Hunt, 5rd rov 1 Raggiezi F oamew Kelpainen Lures, D Hawks, G ilson, E Q rchez, Agnew, B Bauer, B Bcrhett x C I l l A . 0 VI I 1 l Us 0 . .. . , . . . Q , . A . , A 1 :' -L o S , 'o Q ' Z' . . 2 , ' I. V ' Ao a ' Y. 'ra' J - 'Y 0 1 5 ' My Y A .1 1 2 , . A 9- -0 ' , 4, .- , I Q3 , ' Ib, 1 14. go U F - vg , ,' . c ski, X. . F1 ' ' o v ' 1' . , , ty , wg-E . ,Q , 'W ' Q A E A , ' Q L. E 5. . I . . 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P'f- 'Q VAISITY IP l'l' slime 4+-get fabf- After many a doleful football season, particularly last year's slx defeats without a win, Wappingers Central finally came up with some thing, a record of three wins and four losses This year we had for the most part, a second 5ea team fellows who got their first real taste of the game last ear, to ether wltf some rookies and a few veterans lost notexorthg of these were ert Hasbrouck, Robert Mullen kenneth Odell, Josenh PlPlLBCBW7l John Scardefield, Raymond Pavgi, inston Disbrow Henry Dilarco Rey mend Hudson, Joseph rulton and Gregory Harrison opened the season with defeats at Doobs lerry and Highl nd Falls Then in a home stand we opened vlnnina over Roosevelt .alden brought over a tough te.m and be t us and then our game rlth Hi nland ended our Home seo e in our favor Arlington then played host nd xcn and the season ended wlth a victory at xoosevelt irc mstances pemwlttlnv, Coach Gersoach should have grand sea son to look forward to when the Qrldlron is marked off next year As always applnpers Central had a good year on the oasketball court, wlnnlng five games and losmnv three in Q season of llm ted ac tlvlty Due to transportation diff c1lt'e the e v s no league compet tlo and we did not encounter our rivals from Arllng on or our otre league competitor, Lllbrook w s, e tool a two game se es one Jltk Poughkeepsie It night pay us to get acquainted w tn t 1 last named hamlet which gave us our worst s tbacl 41 '7 orla te o F on o courts thl were Toseph c l iavmo son John Iaurl 'n ton Dlsbrol Dober To e 1 1 and clson wo , owls n tar of fU+lF9 r e onal o no cnqld 'tllacamol L + ' sa nga A n 5 . , n J ' A a . V U . , E ' J 41 ' . ,Z v 1 ' ' : Roh- H , 1 Q -4 1 . O -, ' ' .1 , . . - Q. , 1 . , A . We A ' P ' a . , . Q y . 1 p ,' 2. . a , , w g l H P . Q A a vi, . . W T y . . C u, 1' 'kJ , ' - '.. a D . - Q ,W -1 . ' V C ' v in . , . . , I Y, - L ' ' O . . , ' O . '.i I - . Q-, ' L ' .- s, slero FE X U , . S 1- ng . . , t l,r , U H' . As it a w : - ., rl from both Oakwood and Haldane, split one with Roosevelt, and lost 1 . e . .. . Q ' -1 1 il s -. , , e c-- -e . The ' -gh.t:t stars t sline ur 's year : rljl a amp , E b. Hd fud , A ', Ll S ' v, ,X t Hes- brouck, . s'gH Jlieri, ' Hx Hare. T' or U' i 1 s s ox - yea s ar 3 , u ila k P ' H . f PL3 . ,mi . Last year Wappingers Central had another good baseball year. The team had several veterans in addition to some promisin rookies, Exh perienced pitchers were lacking but Roland Perr o 8 di t 1 1 h himself on the mound, winning four games and pizchingn se3er2?ubZaSE ties John Scardefield also proved hi worth The red and blue men were potent at the plate, also Joe Fulton E1cgolashPulichene and Joan D1Marco ended their school days slugging ar er t an ever and rookles Joseph Pipliacam i Ll d G hl ry Kelly mt the ball mrs p ' OJ ru ' and Hen A strong Poughkeepsie team handed vappingers their worst deleat of the season in their fLrst encounter with the red and blue but the second time Johnny cardef1eld surprised the league by defeatmng them 5 to 2 Wappingers' biggest scoring day was the openinv one when they defeated Staatsburv 22 to 8 In May Wappingers entered the local finals and beat Amenim 3 to O in the Central League Harlem Valley playoff but lost the county cham pionship to Rhinebeck 7 to 5 b ld e a still better team Last year'S rookies have Egdsayzggsoi'Zuexpgrience and should be a foundatlon for a chem pionship team . 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TIIOI' HOCkoy T gm 'I OI' L OC The yearly calendar of sports for girls began with the rough and tumblen game of hockey This year, there were two victors, the Juniors and Seniors Honorary memtion goes to the Freshmen for their fine work Next on our calendar of sports was volley ball Although a strong fight was put up by all tea s, a group of Sophomores captured first place The competition was carried on between gym classes Basketball, the most popular game in school, come third Miss Staat tried a new may of conducting games Wnich as quite successful Eight teams were made, each being evenly matched, and each team played every other team twice mhe gym was reserved for girls every Tuesday afternoon Badminton filled in that spot that came between baskefball and softball when it was too cold to brave the out of doors Partner were picked in every gym class and a survival of the fittest comre tition followed The girls softball season opened with a bang and the girls turn ed out ln enthusiastic numbers to take part in the favorite spring sport A season of vigorous training followed Archery No, those weren't cuplds running around the school Whey were the modern bianss Archery is a new sport ln school but it is a very popular one With our victory corps in +ne offlng the girls are facing more vigorous training to keen up their part in the war effort f'0t:'64-.9530 Q11 r n opmlore leams Junior Senior Peams If ll 3 PORT PLAY lAl.l. l Q AIVKITHI IIT! , Wie Mtiunnmanlr nflfnylkyelzffnl Best Wsnes tn Uur racfeeates mb frulk ,owI rw. 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