Wappingers Central High School - Portico Yearbook (Wappingers Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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MILLER, JR. at llllllllllllll ,W We, the class of l953, proudly dedicate, this yearbook to Mr. Miller, our Junior and Senior class advisor, as a token of our siri- cere appreciationof his many efforts in our most important years at 'Wappingers Central School happy and successful ones by carefully guiding us in all our activities. We will always be grateful for his sa s. - . I understanding inteflest in us and for his never-ending assistance in making our memories of our school days such happy ones. 3 M, Vfwgf, , , -Am' Mg, x 4, 24 433 ' ,352 f1?9?fE-ilimf' I ' W .Q V Vg k4a,,i-L , ' A ' Q A. .pw 1 4 V is M if Q , H , , 4 . -gf ,. u. L71 + 1 , fgfafa 1242 5 Ti , z-gf, n ywq. M. ,,pfl1,,,, , 1' A 3' .1 A 2. W jj ' l y. mtg , f, wi A Hi v..,.: ,wfzfri i fx 54 E 952 2 W A .. W 'nigh A K .MLVW X' 'MMWFW -M., f--.b if AE,,,,,,,Q, ij. Q , , W M, xV x G - ' mx A 'MW ,Q u iunlsuilmi In the coming years after we have left W.C.S. , we s a appreciation the personnel of the school who have done so much for us. To Mr. lngraham, our highschool principal, we give our sincere thanks for his willing- ness to help us at all times and for his constant guidance and direction. He has been a true friend, as well as a capable leader. To Mr. Kegan, our supervising principal, we are indeed grateful for his expert leader- ship. As head of our school, he has led us through all the difficulties we have encountered and has always been considerate of the students in his decisions. To Miss Gurney, our guidance director, we are sincerely grateful for her neverlending d counsel She has helped us choose our courses of study and thereby plan our t let us consult her about some problem, and we will l' r with sincere h llalways remembe advice an . as she too busy o he are unforge - future lives. Never w never forget her for being such o dear friend. lt is indeed certain that we shall always remember these three, for t y able . it-' e HWWURU ,X Aswe, mhe cxass oi '55, Leave WCS, the wodd to see, We mhink whh ioy of xheyears xharhave i 1 , , passed' Ou: acuvmj headxngs, you wxh see, And me pxeasam memodesmawm wet Are hues oi sengs that we know wm be hm Cheexinhernxnders oi many ghd honxs, These axe she memories thai win aXw ays be outs. Marie Ciatieha Om '53 y earbook wm aXw ays ternind ns Oi our happy dayswe are Xeavingbehind ns. This memory album, the theme which we chose, Depicxs on: school hie in picnne and pxose. X .gf-, ff ,gp-ff' 'f'vn ,11-'5f',.ff-'-'w':'41'3'5'-ff'-11 A ,u,,y,...u,-. .,, -. NIM ip.. 'Ui' UVHH fl : -Q-.v-4--.few ., . ff Lb, b. f 'Q ag 1.-if ' 'G' D ' i 1, N I - 'M 4 a' Rx 1 x K .F L., - ..r.1.f5k,1 N.. vw- rx., Y., H1 il , P ,rv fi 7- x , , 3 1.-Q iz -A ' Q'-V' ,. A' .1.5m - l. , - .14 11: 5 J, J' Pg r 5 ' ' 'f A 2, .. 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FARR Mathematics W J lhiiiii- Q , . 4. 1121.3 :scifi PETER C. FURNARI Industrial Arts MARIORIE J. GRAHAM Nurse fe' . ,.strf,'t3 ROBERT HAMMOND Citizenship Education X Q DENNIS I . HA NNA N English RUTH M. LOBEL Nurse MAZIE T. MALEK Physical Education sv Sn i 1 Q X ss as 5 BERNARD MCGOVERN Physical Education DONALD L. IDCKWOOD HAROLD W, MEATH Music THOMAS MACRINI Physical Education , N X x Business wuulm G. Mzun, nz, Citizenship Educatiqn 'L 8 rf RUTH E. MURCHIE English PX ROSEMARY NOLA N l-lomemaldng .s gi 6 , Y f f fssl 1 1 is 4 1 ' ' CATHERINE M. OLIVA Junior High ARTHUR E. PELTON Industrial Art ms! e'1,ef'5f' LJ H. -'mf X T QQHA HM .X JULIA S. PROUT Junior High BRUCE F. SAM-'ORD English and Dramatics HAROLD E. TAYLOR Science VERA TERPENING librarian JAMES C. VANDERPOEL Science tk K- ,s ::i1 1s.:,x-is f in ' :waz n -wa s . , - ., :BASE 1'l1Zf2, ? 'i'3,,: .L Hag' ' 3, f 'f ,L sci ll 1 CHARLES W. WELLS Citizenship Education HWHlSHl WHHI l0U WURKN Through tlieicombined efforts of these groups of dili- gent men, school lives of many people have been happier. The bus drivers have transported us to games, taken the team home after practice sessions, and given us many hours of pleasant memories. Without their sacrifices of time and effort, a lot of fun would be missing from the halls of W.C.S. During twelve years of wear and tear on both the build- ing andthe campus, the custodians have kept our Alma , . T op row: Robert Laffin, Claude Owens, Mater looking as good as new. Such a friendly group of Peter Todarog Second row: Frank Mencon- fnen d8S6fV6S an the Cfedifin WOl'id for doing an ex- eri, N1i1L0l1 Prgal, Vingjgnt Rginalljg First cellent iob in caring for the maintainence of our school. row:J0SGPhViS0f1fir1. Mr. William Sanders. MlRRlll Wi RUll Al0N0H Standing: Robert Still, Joseph Silvestri Jr., Ronald Black, Joseph Silvestri, Sr. , George Wiley, Anthony Cuchelo, Cor- nelius Lent, William Kretch, Mr. William Sandersg Kneel- ing: Frank Mortoni, Nicholas Fusaro, Nicholas De Paolo, Joseph Cnccia, Nicholas Garnet. is ,. ,. l. .-.., ,. - t' ,- -.-..- . 14 if ! A TUG uv-'vi-vvg, .Ml 'il dc-'O T0 fe Usonl Pe Fer9 Q Emm i n Cotucc DO hef d C an ag! A 'YA uBAKl 441-'NU For The Week Of Monday Tuesday Chicken Soup Corn Soup Cheese Sandwfcfv 699 Salad oasf Reef' Hof Turkey Mashed Pofofoes Sweet Pofafoes Fresh Peas Orubns Fvegvday Mlyksss ,..e,fo Sfudenfsssss Mlykssxsss ssxxsNfO lce Cfeqfh sNNNssN JUl'CGS N N N N N A dulf Lunches 5555 sxxs , 04 ssssNNN , 555555555 ssssssssxss sNxNss SSNNN 5555 H06 x . 05 sssssx , . 35 IIN llllll llNlilllS Miss Gray and Mrs. Eaton are never too busy to smile hello, Mrs. Visentin has plenty of practise in writing admit slips this time for Renee Gioia and John Cutler. 12 ff' ,Z-0 , .,- X 1 '--- f'-'A .-- .,, wh- ,- , H .... A A. X - H' 'Q il., VI fx vi ,. 52725--'fi A I ,Q TQ, HE- X - Lv. 'gr 25 1 3 . M-, L- X . .M ' ,. , . Q X - :Ax x-5-51' 2,215 'if . ' ,La-gr ' ef, .1 ' , , , , f 1.f+54L3. Q. . - nf ., ' f, J, if ,Q naw.. ,A LP , jg Q ',f,15::1'5' ,L vw., I . , 5? 'ay ' .1wz,ff' ff 1 1-2 ,C . . lulilgi-g y, . N5 V. vi L . . 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ALAN BAIRD QFoggyj AIM, Own my own business J, V, Baseball, Varsity Football4, J, V, Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, I, V, Basketball 2, Intramurals I-3, BAC 2, Chess 3. A good natured fellow and very sin- cere We hope he'ssuccessful in his career. u ROBERT BAPTISTE fBoby AIM: Architect Soccer 2, Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Basketball 3, Intramurals I,2g Cler- mont High School, Florida 2, 3. Never a dull moment when Bob is around Where there's laughter and fun he will be found, EDWARD C, BELL fEddiej AIM: Live a good clean life Candy Sales 2, Wapperian staff 1, Chorus 2, track lg Varsity Football 4, I, V, Football 3, Intramurals I-3. When you want something done well Eddie will always ring the Bell. GAIL M, BERG QGailj AIM: Raise and train horses Library Assistant 3, Chorus 3, 4, March - ing Band 4, Photography 2-4, Graham High School, Mt. Vemon I. A sparkling ring this girl displays May she be happy in many ways. JEAN ADELE BLAINE Ueagj . AIM. Secretary B.e,ovv vt! Portico Staff 4, Wapperian staff 3, in- tramurals 2-43 Checkers Ig Dramatics 2, Square Dancing, Card Club 3, Portico Club 4, Jeannine with light brown hair Always has a winning air. ROBERT EDWARD BEAHAN CB0bJ AIM: Marriage I. V, Basketball 2, Intramurals r-3, Field and Stream I,Cards 2, Checkers 3, Soc, Dancing 4, Tall and dark is Bob Beahan He'll find it easy to fulfill his aim, - f v , U HE J. y AIM: Coach Football i, Print Shop 2, 3, Monitor 4, I, V - ball 2, Track lg Varsity Footb l 2 I, V, Football I, VarsityClub ,4, tramurals I-4, BAC l,3, Car u 2.4. Hank's fame will always last We lgved to gee him catch that P8 S. FLETCHE O 4 ER I AIM: M - -- ic Team a 1- ntr mura I-4-' '1- ear f He runs t deer. Hresat ,'- : f'4! . I n .I PrintSho ,4:J.V ffl- F! b ll ,1 . A4 Q tg: planeI,Car P' 1,1 1 tr it I X ,. . jar e v v l f '. Y I 1 ,. 9 ' 'f' 1 Qqvs sag -- r 1 if x lies? A JAMES VERNON BOWLES Uiml DOREEN ANN BUTLER QDoddyJ AIM: Secretary Portico Staff 4: Twirling I: Red Cross 2, 3: Portico Club 4. Cute and sweet and hard to beat. ' A -Q Q X f'f,,'. 1-175: . .. fififfffisifgs. a1igw.sm,tf+2.,,.. gk E 'Qs f' 'Iss -1 , Asif.-wiki -ii f 1-A , .1 1 1 , 1 ' 2 :1-11 a s MARY ELIZABETH BURNS fBettyj AIM: Private Secretary Decoration Com. 3,4: Publicity C h a i rm a n 3: Refreshment Com. 3: Portico Staff4:Wapperian Typist 2-4: Handicarftlg G. A.C. 2: Social Danc- ing 3: Portico Club 4. With flying fingers over the keys Betty's typing will always please. AIM: Pro-football Monitors 4: track I-4: Varsity Foot- ball 3,4: J.V. Football r,2: Varsity Clubz, 3, 4:Intramura1s I ,2, 3: Boxing I,2: Dancing 3, 4. With the shotput Jim does shine And in football he holds that line. BENJAMIN H. BOWMAN fBennieJ AIM: Metal Worker Card Club 3: Metal shop 3. Ben is quiet and always sincere He'll go far in his career. MICHAEL I. BULLARD flvlikej Chess club 2. He is tall, quiet, and sincere Of his future you may hear. FRANCES CAI-IN QBubblesj AIM: to get into I.B. M. G.O. Assistant 2: Library Assistant2: Intramuralsz, 3: Junior Red Cross l,3. Laughing, Laughing all the day, al- ways happy, always gay. RICHARD CALLAHAN QDickJ AIM: Toolmaker at I.B. M. G.O. Representative I-3: class presi- dent 4: Print shop 2: Monitor 4: J. V. Baseball 2, 3: Intramurals 1-4: Shop club I: Physicaleducation 2: Field and Stream 3,4. Dick is the lad who carries the and solves the problems of the all. WILLIAM F. CARR AIM: Tractor work G.O. Representative I vice-president 3,4: ring com. 3: tico, editor-in-chief 4: Vis. Ed print shop 4: monitor 3,4: varsity football 3,4: I.V. varsity club 3,4:boxing I: B.A. Field and Stream 3. Q Bill is fast on track and field with the ball he'll never yield. y 15 EDWARD CARUSO fEaSy Edj AIM: to work at I.B. M. Print shop I: Varsity club 3: Intramurals I-4:Airplane club 1: Field and Stream 3. On the ball field Ed is great As a pal he's first rate. ROBERT CHATTERTON CBobJ AIM: to go to Cornell G.O. Representative Ig Portico staff 45 Vis. Ed. 2-4: Stage Crew lg Soccer 2-43 Intramurals I-3g 4H Club. 'Chatt' is fun and full of joy When it comes to soccer he's quite a boy. PATRICIA ANN COLLINS fPaty AIM: Commercial artist G.O. Representative lg Dance and Prom Com. I-4: Portico Art Editor 4: Stage Crew I -35 Intramurals 1,25 Dra- matics 2g Social Dancing 3. W ith her artistic ability Pat handles her art with agi1ity. I C . MARIE A. CIARFELLA fO'Ciarfellaj AIM: to enjoy life and be successful. G.O. Secretary 35 G.O. President 43 Honor Society 3,4p Class Treasurer Ig Dance Com. 1,45 Prom Com. 35 Por- tico Editor fLiteraryJ 4g W a ppe r i a n Typist 3,4: Handicraft Clublg G.A. C. 2g Social Dancing 3. Marle ls here, Marie is there In everything she does her share. GEORGE E. CLARK fSpatksj AIM: to be a sailor J. V. Baseball zgvarsity Football 3,4g J.v. Football 2. BAC z,3,4. Po1iteness and personality lead the pack These two things George does not lack. BARBARA MYRA COCKIN fBabsJ AIM: to be a secretary G. 0. Representative 29 Photography 2, 3: library assistance 1. A pretty girl with pretty hair With which no other can compare. VW. oi ERNESTE.CO ELMO V ey I AIM: to be a jet pilot , Track I, 2g Intramurals 1,23 Square Dancing Ig Soc. Dancing Club 2-43 On the dance floor Ernie shines And is neat in dress as we do find. DONALD L. CRAFT flekel AIM: to be a millionaire G.O. Officer Ig G.O. Assistance I-35 Dance Com. lg Monitor 4g Soccer 2, 4: J. V. Basketball zglntramurals 1-33 Card Club lg Soc. Dancing 2, 3. 'Don can be seen above them all He directs traffic through the hall. JOHN B. CULTER fBrudl AIM: Radio and Television News Editor Wapperian staff, Editorial 4: Varsity baseball manager 25 Varsity Football 4g Intramurals 2,33 Card Club 1,25 Field and Stream 3,4. He is as jolly as he is smart MARILYN COLE Wlarilynl AIM: an accountant or bookkeeper G.O. Representative lg Class com- mittees: Ir. Prom 33 IHUSYIIUTHIS I-4: Girls'Athletics2-4, Clubs: Ping pong lg Ceramics 2, Square Dancing 3: G. A.C. 4. 'A leader in sports of any kind Such ability is hard to find. He's already off toa very good start. QQ.. as Aw ROGER DEDE fSle AIM inf ' ,- ' 33 a Fresh n. -- 3: LV. Foot QL, f - Ba eba113, 4: LV. if et all I, g a '1 Club 1-4. 0 'At Roger's game l k ok Especially when he sinks k. ROGER ENGLE fR0gj Geneva High School I: Fort Plain Cen- tral High School 2, 3. This boy always get things done And brings to us a lot of fun. s :fi 1 34 J., ,. S 1 S si :. - AIM: Insurance Salesmen . .. J Q s ' Q ...sg . ,ii ,. 2 , ..,,,,,,.: RICHARD F. FRIES CFreezyJ AIM: to be a cameraman G.O. Assistant I-3: Intramurals 2,3 Football I: Photography 2, 3, 4. Always 'Johnny on the Spot' Always ready to get that shot. .gay il s RONALD D. ETTINGER QROr1nieJ AIM: I. B. M. G.O. Representative 4: Portico 4: ln- tramurals I,4: Field and Stream 3,4: Varsity Soccer 4. He is quiet: he's quite a guy When it comes to girls he 's got an eye. JANET L. FEDERICO Uanl AIM: to be an Interior decorator G.O. Representative 4: Class com: Decorating 2, 3: J. V. Cheerleading 3: Varsity Cheerleading 4: Intramurals 2-4: Girls Athletics 2: Soc. Dancing 2, 3. Short and sweet And oh so neat. IOANNEELIZABETHFERRENCE Ueffj AIM: to be a music teacher Honor Society 3,4: Class Com. Jr. Prom 3:Wapperian Staff 3, Editor-in- Chief Wapperian 4: Library Assistant I,2: Chorus I-4: Band Marching I-4: Intramurals I-3: Senior Sextet: Ac- companist 2: Dramatics l,21W3P- perian 3. JAMES R. GARDINER Uames P., 1 AIM: to be a success Portico 4: Monitors 4: Track I-4: Var- sity Football 3, 4: I. V. Football I, 2: Varsity Club 3,4: Intramurals I-3, Soc. Dancing. Iimmy's always on the beam He's the miler for our team. I I EPI-l . R gm o yj IM: tt c llege 3 ortlco Sp ttor 4 a sity Basebal I otball I o t I Basketball I oc I ncin oe s o le th RENEE P4 E GIOIA Glenlej AIM: Beautician G.O. Representative x: Frost Da y Com. 2: Jr. Prom 3: Chorus 4: Intra- murals I-3: Wapperian Club 2: Soc. Dancing 3, 4. Stylish Clothes and face so fair Contribute to her graceful air. X A: J ld sf . st . sm t 5, 's it ,gil is . 5 I .Q 's ys N NRRL TEXT, ...L s, ..L- ',,.. - M I we ,. sv ' .n S s ii A fsiiflif fra xl I fo we ERMAN w REIHOFER iHermieJ IM: Farmer .O. Representative: Thespians I-4: rage Crew I-4: Track I: Intramurals Always gentlemanly and kind nicer boy you'l1 never find. Her musical talent is really great 3 In t e'll certainly rate. WILLIAM A. GOLDSMITH QG01dieJ AIM: Pilot USAAF Jr. Prom and Skit Com. 3: Vis. Ed. 3, 4: Band 1:IntramuralsI-3: Physical Ed. I: Trick and Novelty Club 2. Visua1 Ed he does employ Enlightens our studies with movies of Joy. VIRGINIA JEAN GRAHAM Ueanj AIM: College, marriage Honor Society 3- 4: Wapperian reporter 3-45 Library ZSSISIBIIII -25 Intramurals I -25 Clubs: square dancing I :red cross 25 card 3. Jean is friendly and she's gay She makes new friends each passing day. CAROL ANITA HACK fCaro1J AIM: to go to Germany and Arizona Class Vice P re s i d e n t I5 Sophomore Dance Comm: Freshmen Day Comm: Class Secretary 35 Prom Comm: 3: Ring Comm: Wapperian Reporter 3-45 Class Secretary 45 Dance announce- ments 45 Club 55 Sub-Deb, S o cial Dancing, Wapperian, Portico. A well-liked girl who deserves success May she find much happiness. PAUL MICHAEL GRANT AIM: IBM Engineer Stage Crew 45 Soccer 45 Oakwood I-2 -3- At golf he is a champ At heart he is a scamp. DOLORES GREENE fDeeJ AIM: work at IBM Chorus 25 Intramurals I-45 Girls Ath- letics I-45 Red Cross. In any sport she is a star In the wide, wide world she'll go far. GLORIA GREENE QGeeJ AIM: to be a disc jockey Library assistant I-2-4: Intramurals 1- 45 Girls Athletics I-45 Library club I5 GAC 2-3-4. ROBERT EDWARD HALE QBobJ AIM: Accountant G.O. Assistant I-4: Freshmen Dance: Junior Prom: Visual Ed. I-2-3-45 ln- tramurals I. Bob's ambition is all aflame He finds business an easy game. 0 1, . ARD I-IANSEN fl-Io J A : Contractor G.O. Representatives I-4-5 President I5 Portico Activities Editor 45 Track 35 Varsity Football 3-45 J. V. Basket- ball r-z5 Intramurals! -2: Clubs: BAC I5 Shop 35 BAC 3. 1-landsom Howie is the boy Who is always friendly, never coy. SHERAN MARIE HASSINGER fSharej AIM: make Fred happy G.O. Representatives 35 Jr. Prom and Art Committees 35 Chorus 25 Phoenix I5 Union 25 Clubs: Twirllng 2-3. LORETTA GROSENBECK QRetj AIM: to get ahead Social dancing I-2-3-4. Helping animals is her aim Which will bring her wide acclaim. An intelligent girl in every way In the field of sports she rates an A. A dress designer some day she'll be s A successful one, we guarantee. 5 A xt . X 5 ., A ix sl ROGER A. HAUSCH qA11enp AIM: Naval Officer Print Shop 45 J. V. Basketball I-25 In- tramurals I-2: Clubs: Athletic I-23 Field and Stream 3-4. 'On the Hudson ln his boat Rog is ahppy when afloat. danciH JNE ANN HEATER Uuniej IM: Buyer .O. Representative 25 Skit 2, 35 Prom I om. 3: Social Dancing 2, 3. 'June' wears a smile that's very en- trancing 1e's especially happy when she's Wwe 1 F .ICE JOAN HICKERSON Uoanj LM: Journalist ,O. Representative I-35 G.P. Vice esident 45 Prom Com. 35 Wapperian porter 2,35 News Editor 45 Chorus Concert Xu Marching band I,2, 45 arching band 35 Dramatics I, Wap- :rian 2, 3, 4. lurloan iswitty, attractive, and gay re's a girl who will go a long way. SALLY HEPWORTH fSa1lyQ AIM: Airline Stewardess Sally has a smile that's neat A girl like her you seldom meet. GEORGE WALTER I-IERRING fGeorgeQ AIM: M.c., chemist Wapperian Editor 3,45 Track 3,45 In- tramurals 2, 35 Bayside I5Wapperlan Club 3, 4. George's wit is never ending But he will never be offending. JOYCE M. HERRING fSh0rtyj AIM: to be a devil all through life. Handicraft I5 G. A. C. 25 Social Danc- ing 3, 4. Friendly 8rCharming she'll always be A fine friend we all agree. ROBERT EVERETT HOOSE QI-loosiel AIM: 41- rift- Wapperian staff 45 Intramurals 3: Ar- lington 1, 25 Chess 35 Wapperian 45 A nice disposition with a friendly smile. He'll make friends for many a mile. BARBARA HUSTED CBarbj AIM: Elementary teacher G.O. Representative 25 Campus Com. Chairman 45 Class Secretary 15 Prom Chairman 35 Library Assistant I, 35 Marchings8r Concert Band I5 Concert Band 3,45 Knittingds Library I5 Cheer- leading 8a Dramatics 25 Cheerleading 2,4. All who know her will surely agree She 's just as sweet as a girl could be. WAYNE D. JACKSON qvvaynep AIM: Pass English and be a success Vis. Ed 2, 3,45 Monitor 3, 45 Model car IS He will succeed, never fear For he is quiet and,SIncere. cyfyfidfag' -4475-M4 GRACE V. ,IAYCOX QGIDIIYQ AIM: typist Portico Business 1, Library Assistance 15 Track 35 Intramurals 2-3-45 Clubs: Junior Red Cross 2-35 Dancing 4. Fair and slim is our Grace In the world she'1l take her place. it THOMAS JONES Uonseyj AIM: travel G.O. Representative25Wapperian re- porter 45 track I-25 Intramurals!-2: Wood Club I5 Athletic 25 Checker 3. He doesn't mind when we tease him so He's full of fun as we all know. M312 LEONARD J. KENT qtenp AIM: teach Phys. Ed. G.O. Representative 4: Band Concert 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: J. V. Basket- ball 3g St. Patricks I,2g I'll be jolly, I'll be free I'll be great, just wait 8a see. AM 'Ml RICHARD LAFFIN fRickyj AIM: stay single Class skit I: Freshmen Day Com 2: Prom Com. 3: J. V. Basketball 3: Var- sity Basketball4gIntramurals I,2: So- cial dancing I: card 2: shop 3: On the court he moves with speed Among our stars he takes the lead. BARBARA MARIE LAHEY fBarfeJ AIM: to be a Nurse. Prom and Dance Com. 33 Portico Staff 4: Wapperian staff 3: Wapperian Typ- ing Editor 4: Intramurals I-4: Girls Athletics 3, 4: G. A. C. I-3: Wapperian 45 Trim little figure as you can see A successful nurse we hope she'llbe. a.Aa.Wey..2. Www! I PATRICIA ANN LANGDON fPary AIM: To be a success BARBARA LUPPARELLI Giobbiej AIM: attend Krissler's Business School Froshmen DayCom. 2: Prom Com. 3: Chorus 231. V. Cheerleader 3, 4: Intra- murals I -4: Girls Athletics I -4: Cheer- leading Club I, 3: Social Dancing 2. Jolly, cheerful, and full of fun. She is always on the run. STEPHEN E. MAHAR qstevey AIM: to get into I.B.M. Intramurals I-4: Checker Cermaic 8: metal 3: Tall 8a serious is he He has a fine personality. GERALD J. LOSECCO fNewkQ AIM: see Dodgers win series Dance Com. 2: Prom Com. 3: Por- tico Art Staff 4: I. V. Basketball Mgr. Intramurals I-3: Chess lg B.A.C. 3: A friendly manner and happy way He is cheerful all the day. club Ig Although Caryl left her own class be- fore graduation, we are glad she has Intramurals 3pTwirling Club I-3: So- cial Dancing 4: A cheerful girl who's friendly too She always has a smile for. returned and will be one of usthis is year. Caryl's bright, Caryl's demureg That we like Caryl is very sure. CATHERINE E. LOOP fSallyJ AIM: Join the Waves G.O. Representative I: Library Assis- tant 2: track 1-3: Checkers 3: Ir. Red Cross I: Handicraft 2: Sal1y is one of our red haired lasses She m akes many friends in all her classes. IDIS MANCINI CLushyJ AIM: Secretary V a rs i ty Cheerleader 1- 3: track I-3: Intramurals I 5 Varsity Club 1- 3: Social Dancing 4: Pretty face, flashing smile Make her pleasant all the while. CHARLOTTE LORRAINE MAXWELL QCharlj AIM: beautician Prom 35 Chorus 45 Intramurals 45 Handi - craft Ig Dancing 25 Card Club 35 Stage Crew 4. To be a beautician is her aim, This will surely bring her fame. JIQDBWMAWOX ROBERT D, MORSE fB0bj AIM: Engineer Portico staff 45 Photography 3-45 Con- cert and Marching Band I-2: J. V, Foot- ball 35 Intramurals I-23 BAC Ig Model Airplane 2, A handsome fellow is Bobby Morse We wish him luck in his college course, ' D K R . mo 67.39 C' K 'X saws Tflcw NANCY L, Mcl-IALE fNanj AIM: to be a successful secretary G, O, Representative 45 Skit 25 Dance Com, 25 Prom Com, 35 Skit 35 Talent Show 25 Handbook 35 Portico Staff 45 Wapperian Staff 45 Intramurals 2-3. A wonderful girl with a cheerful smile She keeps us luaghing all the while, JEAN MARIE MCKINNEY Ueaniej AIM: to get married G, O, Representative 2. With her diamond shining bright A pleasant future for her is in sight. JOYCE MCKINNEY fDimplesJ AIM: to make Harry happy Beginning Dancing I 5 Handicraft25 So- cial Dancing 3. With her pleasant smiles and hay he1loes Joyce rates high wherever she goes. I AGNES B, MULLEN QAggiej AIM: Legal secretary G, O, Representative I-35 G, O, Sales- man Ig Class President I-25 Freshman day committee 25 Ring committee Chairm an5 Dance Committee 1-35 Wapperian staff 2-35 Chorus I-35 In- tramurals I-25 Class Skits I-35 Open House I-35 Talent Show 25 GAC l-25 Social Dancing 3-45 Music Festival I-35 Christmas Pagent Ig Handbook Committee 35 Library Assistant 2-4, Laughing and talking all the day She always has something witty to say. THOMASYQXWI R. CT.N.T.J t ct JL f 'G presentat v 5 Cla s as, 2-35 -2- o gpm op 51 se ll 5. I! Bas'bll 51 Bs a I 51n- tr s I5Car C 5Soci Da ing 2 In all e 5 Wewish s easan ' RONALD A. NE NS fAndyj AIM: to be a 20 year man in the navy Prom 35 Print Shop 35 Intramurals I-45 Field and Stream Club Ig Card Club 25 Checker Club 35 Social Dancing, He's full of spirit5 he's a regular guy He 's quite a boy but far from shy, ibm if OYCEABEV LY MEWKILL Uoycej IIM: to be a successful secretary 'ortico Editor 45 Jr, Red Cross Club I5 r. Red Cross and Dancing 25 Sq Dancing nd Card Club 35 Honor Society 45 lance Com, 4, 'Always ready with a smile he is happy all the while, lam 3 3 tj nj' iffy'-2 ' P fs' ggfgvwzwff JOHN R, OSS NK P fLong Iohnj AIM: to be short Print Shop 45 Varsity Football 45 JV football 3gIl'1Il'3II'll1l'31S I-25 Card Club 15Shop 25 Field and Stream Club 3-4, John is tal15 that's not new And as a friend he's always true. Z Q15 A2511 GERALD A, OTT fGetryj AIM: Navy, TV Technician Poughkeepsie High School 1, 2 If2, In this picture he may look sad But he is really a merry lad, gi 'l 1 41 : 3 ADELE JANE PINELLO fDellaj AIM: A buyer Poughkeepsie High School I, 25 Intra- murals: basketball 3, hockey 45 social dancing 3,4. In any gang she's sure to click For making friends she knows all the trlcl JOHN R, PALUMBO Uohnnyy AIM: Accordionist Photography 3, Wise and witty, always gay A great accordionist he'll be some day. CARYL R. PEARSON fCarylj AIM: Secretary in I, B, M, Arlington High School I -35 Wapperian staff 45 library assistant 45 chorus 4. Proud we are of this new lass To know she's a member of our senior class. GAIL DAWN PETTIT 1Gailj AIM: Fashion designer Dance committee I-35 Freshman Day committee 25 Class skit 2, 35 prom committee 35 library assistant 2-45 so- cial dancing 2-4. ALBERT E, PFAFF QAD AIM: College Print Shop I -3: I. V, Baseball 25 Varsity football 45 J, V, football l,2g Intra- murals I-35 clubs: shop I, physical education 2, 3, A football player is our Al And off the field he's quite a pal. Fashion -wise is our Gail As a designer she'Il never fail. jk ELSMERE M, POST, IR, fPostyj AIM: Car mechanic I.V, Baseball 35 Intramurals I-45 B, A, C, I-4. His hearty laugh and his friendly smile We'll remember a long, long while, STEPI-IENE RABBITT lSteff, Bunny, AIM: A nurse Freshman Day C ommlttee 25 prom committee 35 Portico business staff 45 chorus 35 Varsity cheerleader 4: I. V. cheerleader 35 Intramurals I -45 Social Dancing I,3,4: Jr. cheerleading club 2. A girl with charm for everyone She's lovely, wise, and lots of fun. WINIFRED DOROTHEA RELYEA Qwinniej AIM: Teacher of Home Ec. Dance committee 2, 35 prom commit tee 35 band I fmarching and concertj Varsity cheerleader 3,45 I, V, cheer leader 25 Intramurals I-49 G, A,C, I Social dancing 2-4. Winnie is small and oh, so neatl Her personality is very sweet. O! i ? .. I : A , K W , 'r A t ' 5 57 . - iq I i ' 5 560 X664 sbyof QQXG W DOLORES R A ol 359 AIM: Co ge G epresgpdative ro mmit- ' s f45 n amurals Dr tics b A C 3, We , W r , 3.4: ' U '. - - . E st Sl c re an nendly too sewe succep in n e'll do, DAVID STEPHEN ROGERS QDavej AIM: college G,O, Store I:Class Skit IgWa Staff 4: Vis. Ed. I-3: Chess 3. Ouiet, friendly 8s tall Always giving a helpinghand to all, pperian DOROTHY ROGERS fDotj AIM: Airline Stewardess G, O, Representative 1, 2: Prom Com. 3: Wapperian typist 2,3g Intramurals I-3: Junior Red Cross I, Ir, Cheerlead- ing 2: Social Dancing 3. A pretty girl with a winning smile Dottie's friendship proves worthwhile, RITA SAGNER fReety AIM: to have a vacation Prom Com, 3: Basketball I: I,V Cheerleading club Ig Red Cross 21 So- cial Dancing 3,4. As a secretary she is so smart To her, shorthand is an art. PATRICIA ANN SAN FILIPPO QPatj AIM: to enlist in the Waves Class skit I,2: Prom Com, 3: Intra- murals I,2: Wapperian club Ig Social Dancing 2, 3. She radiates such bright good cheer It spreads to those both far and near. 0'0 ww QLQUGQGQ FELICIA SPINAPOLICE QFleQ AIM: Elementary teacher Prom Com. 3: Wapperian reporter 4: chorus 3,4: Intramurals 3.4: Class Speaker 3: Dramatics I,2g G, A, C, 3, Manner sweet, friends galore, When you add her assets, you find a , - perfect score. ft, DEMETROIS P. STAGIAS flimmyj AIM: to be a good American Red Hook Ig Poughkeepsie 2. Jim is quiet but on the ball: l-Ie is as nice as he is tall, KONSTANTINOS P, STAGIAS QGUSQ AIM: To graduate Red Hook Ig Poughkeepsie 2, Track 3: Intramurals 3: checkers 3: Field 8: Stream 4. Whether he's near or whether he's far On Gus's record there'll be no mar. JEAN S, STICKLE Ueanj AIM: Art teacher Dance Com, 3: Marching Band I-3 Concert Band I-4: Music festival I-4, Handicraft Ig Ceramics 2, Ping Pong 3 Portico Art Staff 4, Sincere and helpful she'll always beg A . LOR TE AWN SCRIBNER fLorryj AIM: Private secretary PromCom, 3, PorticoTypingEditor 4: Wapperian 2-43 Lib ra r y Assistant.4: Intramurals 2,33 Girls Athletics 2,3 G, A, C, I -3. Though Lorry is so full of fun She always gets her work well done. . 1 LEONARD SULLIVAN QSullyj AIM: to be rich Freshman Day Com. 2, Prom Com, 3: Monitor 4: V, Football 3,4:J, V, Foot- ball I,2: Varsity Club 4: Intramurals Always a laugh, always a gag, When Sully 's around, classes never drag Her talent in art is easy to see. . in si J 1 I 4 is AIM: farmer JOAN ALLEN SUTTON Uiggsy AIM: happily married to a rancher Junior Prom5 Stage Crew 35 Handicraft Club I 5 Beginners dancing 25 Card Club 35 Square Dancing 3, Need a secretary today? Our Joan is on her way. JAMES WESLEY VINCENT fWesj ANNE VAN WAGENEN fRedy AIM: elementary teacher Class officer treasurer 45 class com- mittee, freshman 25 Dance and Prorr committees 35 Visual Ed, Ig Library assistant I-35 Varsity cheerleader 3-45 J, V, Cheerleader 25 Intramurals I-41 Girls Atheletics I-45 Library 25 Dance 3'4- With plenty of pep and nice looks toc She's a Wappingers student through and through. STEPHEN TEED JR, Qweedl AIM: a doctor Portico staff 45 Varsity Baseball 4: JV Baseball 25 Track 35 Varsity Football 4 Intramurals I-4, Football player fair and gallant Hopewell boy with lots of talent, WILMA MARIE TERRALAVORO cwmyi AIM: Married to a certain someone G, O, Representative 35 G, O, Assist- ant 25 Committee Chairman 35 Portico Sports Editor 45 Wapperian staff 2-45 Intramurals I -45 Decorating Commit- tee 45 Librarian Assistant 4. Willy is faithful, Willy is true5 Willy's ambitious through and through. JEANNE E, VAN ALLEN Ueannej AIM: to pass the Social Studies I2 Regents Christmas Pageant I5 Library Club Ig Chorus I5 Marching and Concert band I-35 Track I-35 Intramurals I-35 Girls Athletics I-35 Clubs: GAC Ig Junior Arlington Ig Painting 25 Portico staff 45 Varsity Baseball 3-45 Varsity Football 4: I. V. Football 35 Varsity Club 45 Intramurals 3-45 Woodcraft Club Ig Model Building 25 Square Dancing 35 Social Dancing 4, A talented hero, true is he In sports he is a celebrity, EDWARD P, VITEK QPetej AIM: to own a television repair shop Oakwood Ig G, O, seller 25 Prom com- mittee 35 Portico staff 45 Soccer 35 Intramurals 2-45 Chess 'club 25 Visual Ed, 5 Portico club 4. He's quiet, serious, and full of fun Liked by each and everyone, ARTHUR J, WALKER fArty AIM: insurance agent J, V, Baseball 25 Soccer 2-35 Varsity Football 45 F, V, Basketball 35 Varsity Club 3-45 Intramurals I -35 Boxing Club I5 Social Dancing 3, Always happy, never sad Q, Cheerleading, fig Jeanne's a swell girl that can't be A ,5 beat A' Just to be with her is a treat. JOAN MARY VAN DE MARK Uoaniej AIM: to be a success Class skit I5 Sophomore dance com- mittee 2g Junior Prom 35 Wapperian reporter 2-35 Wapperian Editor 4: In- tram urals I-4: Dramatlcs Club 4: So- cial Danclng 2 It is certain she's never blue To her friends she's always true. He's a happy-go-lucky lad. PATRICIA WEBER fPatj AIM: secretary Library assistant I5 Social dancing I -45 Dainty, feminine and so very sweet Pat's a girl it's a pleasure to meet. PATRICIA ANN WESLEY QPatj AIM: to be lucky Prom Com. 35 Wapperian reporter 35 Wapperian Asst, Editor 45 Chorus 3,45 Sub Deb 25 Dramatics I5 Wapperian 3'4- Our Pat is' never, never blue Well-dressed 8a attractive too, LUCY ANN WILLIAMS fLu Luj AIM: Beautician F resh m a n Day Com 25 Chorus 2-45 Intramurals I -43112 Cheerleading Club 25 Social Dancing 3. Lucy is a devilish lass At home, at play, and in the class, LOUISE WIDMANN fLouisej AIM: to be a secretary William Cowper High I5 Newton High 25 Prom Com, 35 Wapperian reporter 35 Wapperian Editor 45 Chorus 3,45 Wapperian Club 354, When she comes a -strolling by It's sure that she will catch your eye. NUELDA WILL Qwillyj AIM: Secretary Library Assistant 35 Intramurals I-45 Wapperianclub25 Social Dancing 3, 4, Nuelda's tiny5 that is true When she's around we're never blue. ROBERT WILLOW QBobj AIM: Aeronautical engineer Newbury Free Academy I-35 Varsity football 4, He has only been here for a while, But wherever he goes there is always a smile, GRACE E, WITTKO fwikj AIM: to teach the deaf G, O, Representative 45 Wapperi - porter 35 Wapperian Ed' r rbrary assistant 3,45 Intra u I-45 Jr, Cheerleading Clu 5 quar I ancing 35 Wapperian 4 Xl of A girl wth! 'ne 'n ery w yy Lf r y da I S I M Congratulations for iobs well done to Presiclen Dick Callahan, Veep Bill Carr, Treasurer Ann VanWagenen, and Secretary Carol Hack. Your class appreciatei your effic' 'H wulrs f 1 mf K ' l ' . L if ul ,pq I ' 'NNE' fy wg Vx' . , it , l ' 'f l ' X' l f V i 1 J , , uf . if l l . 'gf y ill lfifl 5 Q Wi, 1 ' fi 4 qi i .4-F 1 ,ff P. ' li Musl vnvulin i ll l f lil xl'- 11, A ' Joseph Garnot, Nancy McHale f- L' I Ig' F 'x xl A ' J! A'Q ,-2' J n 1 I H Richard Laffun YMQQfQ:4ai,jF,fW:.,,.myI, I A N Stephene Rabbitl g-. 1 -EH 'A 'iI 1 'f1'1f?Vjf,,Qg,,a.J,'-',..QjQ.'Qa v i --gi, .-,pw ' + L, .l v rw.- X vm- ' MllSl l llllllilNl .Hi - 0 ' -e. i George Herring Q Marie Ciarfella -, gg' K 'fri ' , , ' . ' V A , 1 i iff:-Q f - Yu AMA' X l 1 - ' '1 Y -1, i ' 1 'Q gil' '- l 'xi L51 fgzx U f :LA ,I J V 4 X 7 lillM llllll S 1 Y f 5 'xx L, jj ., ik' Elsmere Post P 5 li 1 , X y jv- ,4 VF-,V . Barbara Lu arelll '-X, . 1 W i X il' :J ' fx- X x .4 1 X 'gygikll :xl .X XX ' '-My H, 'v . N f - ' was x ,,g ,ff uf' V A ' 9123.1 MR. , in my f M: I X x-..: Q is ,.. A - 3 V 4 Ml, in Y W ,.r 1 SQ ' 'M MllSl AllllSllll Jerry Losecco, Patricia Collins Joseph Garnet, Marilyn Cole 26 a nj I xg f -fxymf, J , ' f ' r I .- W Il 0 1 r V I , l 9 , X X l1iw'?'r J' H 7l7f,73'?'a fry: .f ff 4- 1 fl Tl 'F of ' ' . gm, 'fx Xl ltr, . X' X- X ' tx ' 'Y ' N '-ff' A -El 5 1 ' X ,QM A . 1' Q , ' x f w N fi .5 l l ' r ' l ' .. 4 l ,. .V l nv ll , 1K pe jp 46, V 'W 5 11 4 .fr ju-P +V -J f.-,- ,, l5i?WQl'Q-f'1 .,,,.U if . lf .Q vs, -my ,, -4 1 K f eg f A r. ' -:...,f 'sys .g., .s,s'.,w .rm 1 .0 ,gg .'-.. e.: A wg:-N f - 54- H X - 44244 'f'-Lfftf ' ' '. I V-jg' ll- ' Q. Q M081 C0 SIDEHAIE V M F5 ev Richard Callahan ,ffl ' A ,V , Barbara Husted N X N .rv , QQ. .. ' ., bk 'g gi' 1 5 ' Y 1' 1 - , .. lj. Y ,v, , r ! . 1 ln.. .31-4 - .44 , ,,.,, ,y:,A,!iv..- M- f-- x M, '. .' '. I ' ay ' '. ' 'Sv' ' A 1, 7 Q a In 5, -1 X SE .' I 'f j 146. gif Il 1' wr 'l A J ,f r W lj r ,. Q J K ' fl Q5 7, w L Q ll' A5 1 N fs K ' v 9: Y, X 1 , l , K fl A 3 f I 1 2 l I ll l, I ' m I 1 1 , BEST DRESSED Joseph Gornof, Janet Federnco J K' A , l X an ,, A . x 5' f . Y.. usfqxx ' ' - 'rf' - Henry Boldrin s l Janet Feder: co .lv Henry Boldrin v g , , I ' l' Pafncaa Weber 1 . wif 1 l W .4 F ' , - A 5, Q f fir I 1 . 2 4 Y J -J il pf s ' I , ' ,i 5 f j , 2 , 47 'lv ! V . , 'l A 5' X .i ' I V. ll , 3 fl J ' J 1 Q -I J f DIPE UABll Richard Callahan, Marie Ciarfella 27 RISI l00Kl G Joseph Garnot, Winifred Relyea Sl Illll Pllll UQVW eil 'gnu 'I mmf Mr . . 10 . Q Pia? 'wie Wavpinggwe 0 r- avant? ireis ily Ra V Assistant Director Richard Fries, Caryl Pearson, Jo x .f ' xi Vfaiii ' anne Ferrence, Agnus Mullen, Ann Van Wagenen, Muagt LP VV h V Richard Callahan, Alan C'the Victim j Baird, Fe- ' A yay V, - .um K licia Spinapolice, George Herring, James Gardiner, -- V A M Director Mr. Bruce Sanford. ,gon Cao. Rami Miss Groze . . Mr. Cavendish . Mrs. Wragg . . Jimmy North . Beatrice . . Mrs. Arthur . . Sir Charles Jasper Maurice Mullins A Woman . . CAST . Caryl Pearson . .James Gardiner . . Agnes Mullen . . Richard Callahan . Anne Van Wagenen . Joanne Ferrence . . Alan Baird . George Herring . Felicia Spinapolice We're sorry we had fo go to press while the play was sfill in rehearsall Good luckl ...l XGRBRM ,,..,.-.,.,.---f-- Y,,,,, W ,. X? 113- 3 Q3 COM X. iffy ' - HASSES MASS IH l954 Back IDW: E. DiCambio, J. Raffaele, M. Norton, R. Hickman. F. Mulford, B Galvin, R. Woodg Second row: J. Husted, P. McEnaney, L. Storti, R. Ciarfella B. A. Powe11,I. Meyers, J. Gilhoolyg First row: G. Uhl, F. Valachovic, P. Ver dejo, V. Holt. J. On , M. Horton, W. Blank- ... ...,. .W,.,.,m Backrow:D. Sage, R. Boyce, D. Close, P. Gigliotti. W. Thorsdale, J. Laffin, W. Johnson. Second row:B. Deldonterice, I. Komornic. N. Southwell, T. Doran, M. Quinlan, K. Mi1ler,E. Stringhamg First row: L. Ferrara, R. Egenberger, B. Brown, F. Mullen, I. Scofield, C. Serenata. J. Beasimer. MASS IH H154 Back row: D. Booth, J. Nenni, J. Cashin, M. Meyers, J. Italiano, E. Rose, D. Peoplesg Second row: M. McDermott, H. Nelson, B. Newman, R. Horton, H. Brink- erhoff, W. Benisong First row: M. Ciarfel1a,J. Barger, M. Cantratti, P. Owen, B. Beust, M. Martin, G. Hornbeck. 1 Back row: T. erre J. I. hw. I. Bidet. MASS M1955 Back row: B. Seifert, T. Scott. A. Bolsover, A. Byrd, M. Coons. R. Anderson W. l.aPo1t: Third row: L. Slraley, I. Nenni, R. Phillips, M. Ross, M. Sramek I. Peck, M. Silvestre, R. Vanwageneng Second row: R. Stearns, J. Pollock, J Yelple, I. Walker, P. Pazier, R. Wolsin, R. Wellsg First row: L. Mexner, J. Kra Vic, M. Pettit, M. Schettino, J. Quistm, J. Terralavoro, K. McIntosh, R. Uhl. 1 Back row: C. Brooker, R. Deckert, V. Corona, F. Conine, R. Benjamin, V. Cuccia, L. Lucatom, R. Anderson. Third row: M. Keily. W. Wixom, J. Travis, R. Casler, D. Chapman, C. Boas, 8. Cooper. R. Altonen. B. Cole: Second row: Mr. Fumari, J. Becker, L. Campilii, M. Cockin, A. Perusse, K. Jones, E. Buchanan, L. Dol finger, R. Atkins: First row: R. Caplan, M. Wilson, J. Cromwell, V. Whireley, J. Booth. R. Craig, I. DlGregorio, R. Contelmo, M. Ingersoll. MASS IH H155 Back row: B. Rabbiu, G. Mombe11o,J. Lawson, N. Raffae1e,I. Henry, 1. Spinolag Third row: C. Miller, C. Villa, B. Quade, R. Monroe, T. Meehan, R. Vaccai. A. Olivetto, E. Kitzewegerg Second row: W. Trautwig, S. Wickman. J. Wool- heiser, C. White, T. Sammartino, A. Topkins. G. Paschal, R. Palmateerg First row: R. Spahn, K. Krauer, R. Raymond, I. Taranto, M. Saxon, S. Ossenkop, A. Vough, M. Paul. iim. ogg Jaixxisoni. G. Duncan, E. Johnson. M. Kauai. CRCL 55, R. . mgomunru. D. 1-rnchmum. E. I-Iallgren, M. ..,., PGV! R. Gahan, D. Foster, F. Ferland, A. LC. Gaiiiglwr. K. Greco, Mr. Fumarig First row: viva, R. Baum, rc. David. F. Horboychuk. c. Hoag, R R ' W 6 ,fx Q W So kg: lfix 9 5 N., ng... xl VY 55.59, . .. gg., 5536? ,Qian iiifigfonmdr ff A X sf wi' x Qi 'E Q? QQSX Qsabsbmwklyi x iq Y if Ac A in Q ifwwiw 5 Y x Hx s 2- x k iwi s xii, Y A . Q ' ' 1 '- 1 - 'i 1 'E - C. 5...--1 A R - R f 1-4yj, Q4.f:13' T ' ' N-...E R. ....q.,-,,- W . . 4 1'-ff -x 3 -QM -.R H. 4 q..?,N-3-f.-3.3 -Y: .fri 5 -ww .H -' 'A i K X':f..2r .- ' -' - .,- 5 . k:..,h :wi ,Mr x -, rw s -z.. 1.-. ,Wi ,, ,.. K L .. 2.3. s aw s 1: ?w s - f V513 i'l 1'.: Y7.CJw--.. 2 . ,.L,:lg1v-Y,,-v- -fi' V... , , ' 34 MASS Ill I956 Top row:D. Sanfilippo, D. Rabenda, C. Korn- breck, A. McGray, B. Hustis, C. Palmateer, G. Gregory, Third row: J. Quackenbush, D. Paino, C. Reilly, W. Roy, P. Phelps, E. Hick- man, J. Rhynders, G. HalsteadgSecond row:C. Sammarco, C. Mitchell, M. A. Perusse, M. First row:A. Phillips, F. Palumbo, S. Nevins, P, Meyers, M. Mohnach,J. Palmer, P. Holtz, R. Merlo. Top row:R. Ranalli, W. Horton, J. O'Connell, R. Hamilton, R. Johns, Third row: A. Prender- gast, C. Wendell, R. Phillips, A. Lucato, M. Santilli, D. Lee, L. Hepworthg Second row: G. VanAnden, C. Sammons. J. Lawrence, L. Pike, F. Guarino, V. RelyeagFirst row:F. Morris, A. Pannachio, M. A. Hunt, C. Pollack, P. Nie- ssen, J. Vitek, B. Wittko. Top row: L. McCleary, M. Pawson, R. Place, T. Innis, D. Hickerson, J. Graham, G. Maurer, Third row: R. Logan, D. Lane, M. Luty, D. Johnson, M. Howard, W. Halpin, H. Husted, W. Moraitisg Second Row: L. Lawrence, E. Lincleborg, P. McGrath, S. LaFrance, D. Jami- son, H. Johnson, N. HenrygFlrst row: D. Light, E. Meehan, R. Lown, E. Kieley, J. Pettit, C. Jensen, D. Gray, B. Horan. Maroney, M. Pawson, G. Hanlin, R. Huntg MASS IH I956 Top row: E. Weber, R. Silvestri, D. Saltford, D. Terwilliger, W. SedoregThird row:E. Stra- ley, R. Tetrault, R. Whitesew, P. Stangel, M. Schiadaresis, L. Russell, D. Williamsg Second row: S. Thompson, I. Thorsdale, B. Tetrault, E. Sekunna, S. Smith, D. Roberts, First row: R. Roarbaugh, S. Trautwig, G. Truax, M. Teed, T. Sammarco, R. White, B. Starrett. Top rowgl. Breslin, M. Anderson, E. Bowman, E. Baisley, I. Campala, E. Booth, G. Bush, H. Brower, Third row: W. Carter, F. Card, E. Beck- er, J. Chamblee, R. Booth,nR. Belding, K. Berg, V. Barber, Second row: M. Atkins, H. Bush, N. Bayshore, E. Belding, B. Asaro, L. Archer, W. Burg, First row:J. Bacon, S. Black- man, D. Bruner, C. Barmore, B. L, Barbato, E. Burgazzoli, R. Beneway, W. Chrysler. Top row: W. Gaines, W. DeWitt, J. Conrad, I. Delano, H. Ferland, R. Greer, R.Grogginsg Third row: M. L. Clearwater, P. Ganci, H. Feddern, 1. Duffy, K. Doughty, S. Gierloff, R. Collins, L. Evanietg Second row: B. Doran, C. Dix, J. Dangerfield, B. L. Dillinger, B. Davidson, F. Francese, Mr. Farr, First row: J. De11'Orso, N. DlMarco, T. DiSantis, J. De- Marco, A. Feeney, F. Di Domizio, J. Gar- ment, D. DiMarco. tt. tltt yrtty I ..,...,. I -ul 35 l . ,.,,nn-w.m,w-.. . Af L. ', .4 K6 PM! 'MASQ , Q1 L? Z 'e 262115 .14 3 . nfl Q ,Y Vw Ii ' U' x , Q A Q? gy ' ml ' :ISN 'fi 'I V ,L f'lI,,4gf' H 3 ., X' M R bnxw 4 2 kg ,,yl,g av ,. T MASS M1957 Top row:I. Niver, H. Behn, C. Squeglia, E. Goggins, R.Anderson, N. Catalano, R. AltonengThird row: N. Sanders, B. Swan, D. Will- ens, R. Mc Intosh, D. Butler, J. Farley, N. Hadden, S. Murray, 1. Arena, C. Dethlefsg Second row: F. Foley, J. Cobb, W. Schoon- maker, H. Straley, C. Johnson, R. Noble, D. Miles, E. Heil, Mr. Miller, First row: M. Ferrara, D. Wade, C. Amodeo, R. Nord, G. Dewhirst, R. Langdon, R. Horton, M. Cahn, W. Iori, J. Ackerman. Top row: C. Dil.andro. H. Hey., R. Johnson, R. Macy. A. Brend- line. I. Mahoney, P. Prommann, E. Cronkg Third row: A. Sund- strand. I- Zeller. P. Lamoree, P. Bruner, H. Baird, C. Hein, C. Herrington, P. Conway, E. Lee, M. Sagnerg Second row: D. Sage, P. Van Zandt, C. McTavish, L. Mc Dermort, J. Mohnach, B. Powles. C. Ingersoll, First row: B. Wendell, J. Monnach, A. Van Wert. A. Gutmln, D. McCurdy, I. Perusse, B. McTavish, B. A1- brecht. B. Cusprinie. J. Pearce. MASS llf I953 Top row:J. Wieland, P. Doran, N. Merritt, S. Murphy, B. McHa1e, D. Morse, D. Hickmang Second row: R. Browne, P. Peltz, W. Byrd, B. Denton, L. Hor- ton, J. Sammons, D. Taylor, M. Diaferiap Third row: Mrs. Prout, S. Hauver, B. Sanfilippo, W. Wever, W. Farley, J. Schlag, R. Kalter, G. McFa11g First row: B. Wolfe, N. Buchanan, G. Brown, L. Mohan, A. Perlini, E. Lane, K. Haass, A. Brown. T Top row:J. Morse, R. Johnson, J. Tamaki, L. Anderson,J. Jordan, V. Murphy, B. Roundtree, J. Ferris. Second row: I. Doughty, S. Neal, T. Slater, H. Boh- linger, W. Masterson, B. Pepper, P. Vetter, Mr. Kaminskig First rowzj. Megan, L. Parson, I. Quackenbush, W. Meehan,J. Neever, P. Skelly, D. Frommana, G. Dressler. MASS ll! 1958 Back row: W. Brill, D. Riley, E. Parsons, B. Bota, P. Fryar, A. GrahamgSecond row:M. Johnson, A. Leonard, J. Ortman, D. Sanfi1ippo,J. Breslin, G. Foster, B. Mackey, I. Cuchelo, W. Roberts:Third row: P. Kadick, R. Foley, E. Van Anden, R. Mancrini, P. Wjote, E. Bush, L. Meysue, Miss Everirr Front row: S. Beiderbeck, R. Longi, T. Sanderson, K. Henzil, D. PCUOVNS, D. Eaton, G. Henry, B. Hannum, P. Damon. g- -- A--W if ...Y Back row:C. Scum. J. Di Gregorio, J. Scianna. D. Syzmeu, J. Mahoney, S.Motjn, ,P..Mo11oy,. B. Cassidy, Third row: M. Crovuher.. V. Stringham, I. Irving, P. Cole, I. DeLan- oay, E. Birgit, C. Eatie11o,.H.Qi-Iermans, D. Goodemareg Second row: D. Bodeen, V. McGrath. J. Knapp, B. Diehl, P. Dolfinger, S. Beidorbecke, H. Lemma, C. Davidson, Mrs. 01iva:Fi:st rom W. Wagler, I. Howard, A. Benes, J. Penn- ucci. I. Palmatier, J. Losecco, A. Oszen. W. Korowskt. J. Townsend. Standing: Robert Hoose, Joan Van de Mark, Virginia Graham, Joanne Ferr- ence, George Herring, EdytheSrringhau1, Joan Hickerson, Kay Miller, Thomas JonesgSeared: Barbara Husted, Joyce Mewkill, Wilma Schaefer, Miss Gurney, Stephene Rabbirt, Roberta Roy, Marie Ciarfelia. num nrur usr' High on our list of memories of our happy days at W.C.S. will always be that organization made up of the outstanding students of our school, the National Honor Society. The students who are fortunate enough to be members of this society are those who are outstanding not only in scholastic ability butalso in character, leader- ship, and service, and have proved that they can meet the ,difficult requirements. Those whoare members will surely never forget the joy and anxiety of thatday when they were inducted, and for those who are not members, there will always be the memory of their pride and happiness for their more fortunate Fellow students. lg' 'I iv 'tiff ' v ,tam . i x 1 L -IQ I up I 7 if-1? :':1 I-3:-T I .AA-Ifffriagafg 'fl - , S635 I, , ,X ms, K' sv V. v , ,I -yi . V-53 9. 1 '. I 'I I I If-, I ff' ai . xi 1 - ' I , fi - K. :Y jj, A , If I' If f 1 .Id .5.,, I I I I x AIIIIIIIIIIS I I X . I v , xv , I 1 i. I I XXII D ye Back row: N. McHale, J. Federico, R. Ettinger, H. Hansen, L. Kent, B. Husted, G. Wittko, D. RibreagSecond rowgF. Mullen, P. Verdejo, C. Sears, B. Beust, J. Husted, J. Moeller, D. Clif- tom Third row: M. Saxon, J. DeGregorio, R. Monroe, I. Meyers, B. DeMontericeg Fourth row: J. Walker, C. Harris, D. Hochmuth, W. Wixom, M. Ingerso11gFrontrow: Mr. Kaminski, M. Ciarfella, Presidentgj. Hickerson, Vice-PresidentgE. Srringham, Secretarygj. Harris, Treasurer ll All llflif llS ll lllll One of our most outstanding memories of our days as students of W.C.S. is the student government, which we call the General Organization. All of us, in some way, have been associated with the G.O. either by becoming a member or by making use of the various facilities offered by the Organization. Forexample, we have all bought refreshments inthe G.O. store either during the noon hour or at football and basketball games. Most of us have enioyed dancing to the records purchased by the G.O. for use during the students' free time. We also remember the excellent iob done by this organization to keep our campus looking clean and neat atall times. Because of this, we are always proud of the GPPQCTQDCI of our school and its surrounding grounds. 42 Back row: P. Meyers, P. Niessen, N. Henry, D. Lane, D. Hickerson, K. Berg, B. L. Barbato, G. Lindstromg Third row:J. Vitec, D. Lee, N. DeMarco, B. Doran, C. Dethlefs, R. Altonen, D. Sage, Second row: Doris Maney, P. Conway, J. Sears, J. DeGerorio, I. Breslin, B. Diehl: Front row: B. Pepper, P. Kadick, R. Koenig, D. Hickman, P. Fromman. A Il Yllll HHH These are but a few of the services our student government that we recall. Most important of all, however, is the training we receive in citizenship ecl- ucation. Since we were actually citizens of the school, we learned much about the ways in which a good citizen cooperates with his fellow citizens and in gov- ernmental affairs. We also had actual practice in performing one of the chief duties and privileges of a good citizen by voting for our G.O. officersancl May Queen. Remember the thrill when we first used a Q voting machine? Indeed, our memories of the student government at W.C.S. will remain with us evenafter we leave school, forit is then thatwe shall be citizens of the nation rather than of the school, but the qualities of good citizenship will be the same. 43 HlHlRl'S 0 BUSINESS l , S089 QKVC Qelet BQOO vX9N6sAaW'eXxE,raWm' cvown IS SHS M SSH SSJN be sqm t Him 9X6 YXQAW Q03 Sullw allies 'N ebeliexckiam ' OQYK W 8 1965 X4 ga 6. W' rx. SMXQOY VAS pep? PAXOQG elxvi l XL 9 .5 Doug? ache ,mv 5990 le aus X ' have ' V95 r Ma ST P' Urge one gel Q Son. Qhaibomrm- ganna woe I Mid Andgatq to N ek S XXV ' QLXC KKCKXQU r SX W Goxgsvvfgbeu Cm XNQXXW K YXQEI ' wwf- we' I wi . QSM' uw' 10 0 Vu oqyg. LEY1 sagxkso ' meh get A Xl 3 vxgeis ' me 500 1 ev' Lights! Carnerol Action! Hammeringl Saw- ingl Paintingl Our Stage Crew and Vis. Ed. groups are busy from September through June. The regular assembly programs, Open House and Senior plays, Commencement activities-- all are stage Crew responsibilities. Almost never does a day go by without our seeing at least one member of Vis. Ed. showing a film, anywhere from Kindergarden through the Seniors. Many-thanks, boysl MMfV, SUWA .1 IIIISIHW Am ACK ROW- fohn Graham, Ro sover. MIDDLE ROW- ROM George ger ausch, John Ed Straley, Leo Duncan, John Ko 0SSe'1'f0P. Fletcher B01 Macabe, William Carr. FRONT nzornick, Thomas Henry, lim Bowles and winnin Mr. Fu g belt rnari inspect and holsters. I1 cms? Gifs: afvfmmiwwa eoiaam- 7:..kc.b -L.5,' V N'Ohh ,,c1c1a nnfnr hhh Ohh c'i izc alaaeeleer O L M enro Q rn Q 1 X lim k Outs landing A ,, .O cble vemenz A Wlfd . - affix ,QF - - 'i :hifihasL11-flfhffifiiis -5' - .fr 1?f:fT x'i-X-k if K 7 N -fvfff-A fha T535 k Ngff-.LJ 'I f '-lil- D . To ff 41- -:ir-:-sk, , ,fir-t's:3'1i . . ' ears f Q , , 1 -- K. 1 f-15,11 .-fc: Q jgigk ,. H N151 it flags. M2 N - 'iii xr 'iiigbf k i Kari? Efiggfif 4 ,f..- mari-w' -'r- --w rv ' ,yn fpfsyggx. Q Hs ,li --Qggiazzz-c gi A W 'S or K 5:Q'5TS1i:fiEivi5555i':Im- T TUB ,imiss - Q M 1+ 3 M X :el if ...gel M ay-ffgi' kk,.. OAR- lll'S HARMII Ill BACK ROW: I. Husted, I. Hickerson, F, Spinapolice, I, Ferrance, M. Schiadaresis P, Wesley, R, Gioia, R, Horton, H, Cambum, Mr, Lockwood, SECOND ROW B. Beust, l, Spier, G, Uhl, M. Pettit, R, Phillips, M, Atkins, C, Maxwell, L Williams, FIRST ROW: V, Holt, M, Rice, M, Martin, R, Atkins, L, Widmann, P Pazier, L, Hepworth, Through the years we students will always remember with great pride our WCS music department and its very capable director, Mr. Lockwood. Not only the members of the bond and chorus receive enjoyment and pleasure from participation, but also the school receives entertainment in assemblies, inspiration and enthusiasm at games , and pleasure in watchingkgur marching bond as well as hearing it and the concert band, expert direction of Mr. Lockwood, our band and chorus haveiihqd a most successful year and deserve much credit for the fine lab they luve done. , Sandra Blackman Don Bruner Joanne Ferrence Beverly Newman Joan Hickerson Frank Crandall Mary Schiadcresis Joanne Lawrence Dolores Lane Ronda Phillips Charles White James Woodwell MUSIC, MUSIC, MllSllZ Howard Husted Richard Saltford Dan Clifton Ronald Gahan Heyward Jamison Audrey Vough Thomas Sammartino Douglas Hickerson Dale Terwilliger David Roberts Donald Williams Ernest Sekunna Back: Alfred Olivetto, Bruce Hus- te ' S s, econd row: Raymond Eaton Marie Contratti, Janice Barger: HIHE I' BU HUPH Ioan Travi s, Grace Wittko, Gail Pettit, Audrey Bernie: Patrii . c a Becker,Ruth Egenberger, Kayleen KIBPP. Linda McDermott: Seated: Norma Southwell, David Roberts. I I' Library assistants are those students who from one to five periods a week help the librarian in much routine work, in the charging and delivering of books to the elementary department, and in repair' and preparation of theilibrary collection. Most of the students have had earlier training in Library Club. , A 1 ln the first picture are lliustrated the start of many tasks such as: shelving books, checking magazines, filing catalog iaarlds, stamping out books, and others. These, plus numerous and addi- tional activities, make otha-library assistants one of the greatest service groups of Wappingers Cen- tral School . it r In the second picture sevdral students are engaged in various steps of r d ' the shelves. One girl is are 'il' ' ' ea yung a few books for pa ,mg the bundung ofa damaged book. if . l 1 . g. . '..22? ix IQ' Hllillllllin Sitting: Richard Callahan, HenryBoldrin, Donald Craft, JamesBow1es, William Carr, Kneeling: Wayne Jackson, James Gardiner, Doughlas l'van. Peoples, Leonard Sul 1 , the Every member of our W.C.S. Family has through years, vivid recollectionsofourown traffic cops , who kept order in our halls between classes. ln spite ofthe crowded conditions, these monitors were able to keep the traffic running smoothly while the students were changing classes. Of course, they were envied For their privilege of leaving class early and arriving late, but, nevertheless, we are still ' 'ob they did. grate ful forthe fine I EWSRUY BlUES STANDING: Joan Travis, Mrs. Prout, Barbara Powlis, Norma Southwell, Jaque1ingHusted, Grace Uhl. SEATED:Jacqueline Nenni, Wilma Schaefer, Business Manager, Irving Meyers, Advertising Chief, Audrey Bernier, STANDING qreportersjz Caryl Pearson, Dolores Ribera, Felicia Spinapolice, Robert Hoose, John Cutler, Pat Wesley, Wilma Terralavoro, Marie Ciarfella. SEATED Uunior Editorsy: Edith String- ham, Roberta Roy, David Sage, Pat McEnaney, Grace Uhl. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Clifton, Sports, Louise Widman, Feature, George Herring, Associate, Joanne Ferrence, Chief, Joan Hickerson, News, Joan Van De Mark, Feature, Grace Witko, Sports. STANDING: Marilyn Silvestre, Ronda Phillips, Marianne Fava, JohanneTerra1avo, Mary Schia- daresis, Eileen Hallgren. SITTING: Douglas Hickerson, Mary Burns, Barbara Lahey-Tyling Editor, Mary Ann Quinlan, Edward Rose. I I ll'S WlllilH lHl PRICE Carol Hack, Robert Morse, Patricia Collins, Art Edi- tor, Douglas Peoples, Photography Editor, Mr. Cac- camo, Advisor. Seated: Mrs. Oliva, Advisorg Standing: Stephene Rabbitt, Diana Di Marco, Betty Ann Powell, Edith Stringham, Betsy Cole, Janice Palmer, Rhea Horton. After much planning and hard work, the Portico staff has produced a yearbook which we hope pleases all the students. lt is our earnest wish that the PORTICO OF l953 will help keep alive the pleas- ant memories of our days in W.C.S. Top rowzlean Blaine, Dolores Greene, Peter Vitek, Ronald Ettinger, Doreen Butler, Robert Chatterton. Sitting: Barbara Lahey, Betty Bums. Nancy Mc!-lale. Back row: Wilma Terralavoro, Girls' Sports Editor Miss Murchie, Advisorgjoe Garnot, Boys' Sports Edi torg Joyce Mewkill, Photography Editorg Front row Marie Ciarfella, Literary Editorg William Carr, Edi- tor-in-Chiefg Loretta Scribner, Typing Editor. Ab- sent: Howard Hansen, Activities Editor. llUll llllllll lAllllS Back row: Ruth Uhl, Joan Scofield, Linda Hepworth, Miss Nolan, Patricia McEnaney, Marilyn Rice, Grace Uhlg From row: Lorraine Ferrara, Catherine McIntosh QCaptainJ, Barbara Lupparelli QCO-Captainp, Patricia Niessen. 1, The J. V. Cheerleaders began this year by electing Katherine Mclntosh Cap- tain, and Barbara Lupparelli Co-Captain. Since almost all the members were new and inexperienced this year, they had to work hard in order to keep up the high standard made by J. V. squads before them. The duties of the J. V. squad are to promote school spirit, to lead the J. V. Basketball players on to victory, and to provide training for potential Varsity cheerleaders . ln order to keep up with the Varsity squad, the girls have had to practice long hours after school, but they have come out very successfully and are a credit to our school. Their enthusiasm, ca-operation, and sportsmanship will always be remembered by every student of W.C.S. I lilll RHYTHM BACK ROW: Ruth Van Wagenen, Stephene Rabbitt, Loretta Henry, Anne Van Wagenen fCaptainj, Miss Nolan, Carol Serenate QCO-Captainj, Janet Federico, Marguerite Atkins, Jacqueline Husted, FRONT ROW: Faye Mullen, Carol Sears, Winifred Relyea, Barbara Husted. As another successful year of athletics passes, we honor our cheerleaders for their fine contribution towards upholding our school spirit. Headed by their captain, Anne Van Wagenenp co-captain, Carol Serenatep and assistant co- captain, Stephane Rabbitt, the girls have thoroughly enioyed a perfect year. Long hours of practice have gained for them the best in co-ordination and timing. The enthusiastic responses from the spectators at the games have been their reward. Decked out with new megaphones and a red and blue clown doll as a mas- cot, the girls have been able to incorporate new and original formations into their already perfect cheers. One of our favorite memories will always be the sight of our cheerleaders replete in their uniforms, taking their places before the winning teams. KE, STANDING: Dixie Light, Helen Johnson, Mary Ann Perusse, Irene Thorsdale. KNEELING: Nancy Henry, Sandra Nevins, Susan Thompson, Wilma Roy, lllll MWAYS WI Congratulation, girlsl You win again. Teams from the 7th to the l2th grade competed with each other during the seventh period. At the end of the season we found that these teams pictured won in the Junior and Senior lntramural Leagues, respectively. While the girls were playing, their classmates were on the side lines cheering for them. These games will always be remembered by the students, For they have provided not only keen competition between classes but also exciting entertainment as well. .'.n' fain, S T A N D IN G1 Ann Van Wagenen, Felicia Spinapolice, Dolores Ri- bera, Marilyn Cole, Grace Wittko, Dolores Green, K N E E L I N G: Lucy Williams, Caryl Pearson, Stephene Rabbitt, W in ifred Relyea, Janet Federico. V 1 ,u ,'l'ATlQ..l cl .LG Fluff M 1 ,, .inf M i -. ...K 1 K Q X ff? if so D -. A K in in Q D .,. M. Front center:R. Jensen, E. Caplan, First row:C. Alsdorf, A. Delano, E. Goggins, P. Furnari, A. John- son, J. Eidel, T. Henry, R. Blank, R. Wittkog Second row: D. Beverly, A. McGray, G. Henry, L. Lu- cato, D. Craft, R. Chatterton, R. Ettinger, M. Colter, R. Ciarfella. '1 Bti A KICK UUI Ut YUUH Soccer as a maior sport was revived in W.C.S. two years ago. Evidence ofa growing interest in soccerwas shown when u large group of thirty-two candidates re- ported this fall . The final record was not too impressive, but the experience gained this season will show up in next year's record. Fifteen of thirty-two candidates were out for the first year, and twenty-five are returning next season. The whole school joins in encouraging the supporters of our new interest. Roosevelt ' Away Lost 6 O Oakwood Home Lost C.F.M.A. Home Lost Anderson Away Won Roosevelt Home Lost Oakwood Away Lost C.F.M.A. Away Lost Anderson Home Lost 55 MIL HIIIIIHIHIW SR. TOP ROW: C. Alsdorf, P. Gigliotti, W, LaPolt, J, Gilhooly, R. Lavelle, H. Hansen, J, Ossenkop, B, Baird, R Baptiste, R. Hickman, H. Jamison, SECOND ROW: R, Roarabaugh, E, Bell, G, Clark, J, Cutler, R, Willow, R Benjamin, A, Walker, A, Pfaff, L, Kent, W, Carr, G, Mombello, W. Horton, THIRD ROW: Coach Macrini, M Jamison, L, Sullivan, R. Boyce, J. Gardiner, H, Boldrin, J, Bowles, D, Close, D, Soper, S, Teed, J. Garnot Assistant Coach Hammond. Co-C a p ta i n s and ifrfl y , 1. , W ' ' C o u n t y A I I S t a r s 1' Boldrin and Bowles. Rf C 5 N CC EQ M xml ..,, , ,.,.. ,R .,,,k,,7W .L 6 J i sh .. Fai? A Bowles, Kent, and Gardiner relax -L-. ,fa Bull Carr Takes a tumble. Him. Inucuunwm Jn. BACK ROW: R. Belding, A. Terralavaro, N. Catalano, B. Palmateer, B. Ranalli, B. Rabbitt, J. Nenni, D. Jamison, D. Foster, G. Paschalg SECOND ROW: Coach McGovern, V. Relyea, E. Baisley, L. Dol- finger, R. Woisin, L. Russell, R. Wells, A. Longi, B. Quade, D. Sage, W. Pinte, Coach Carey: FRONT ROW: T. Sammartino, R. Anderson, W. Sedore, C. Byrd, G. Moyer, M. Durkin, T. Ennis, J. Sidoti, E. Weber, K. Berg, I. Cashin. The Wappingers Central School grid team of 1952-53, handicapped by the lack of experienced veterans, displayed unending courage and the will to win. ln the Fall classic of Dutchess County, the W.C.S. Indiansled at the half I4 to 6 but inthe final two periods Arlington scored 20 points to our six and our hopes of the championship ended. Our Junior Varsity team showed great possibilities for a future D.C.S.L. championship club. They lost but one game all season long, it iust happened to be the Arlington game. However, our co-captains, Hank Boldrin and Jim Bowles, brought recognition to us all when theywere chosen as members of the All-County f0GI'l'I - C.F.M.A. Won 14-0 Roosevelt Won 7-0 Beacon Won 6-0 Poughkeepsie Won 7-6 Arlington Lost 0-6 57 A-1ISKll, A-lASKll BACK ROW: L. McCabe, J. Lawson, D. Hickerson, I. Laffin, W. Stems, Coach McGovern, V. Cucci, G. Mombello, N. Raffaele, D. Foster, D. Williams, G. Maurer. FRONT ROW: R. Ciarfella, E. Baisley R. Boyce, L. Straley, L. Dolfinger, L. Russell. Under the guidance of Coach McGovern, our J, V. has developed great potentialities for next year's Varsity. Height, speed, and the ability to work well together have combined to make this season mem- orable. Like the Varsity, this group startled the visiting Cadets and made the night of the Cardinal Farley game a red-letter one. Unfortunately, our deadline prevents comments on the last three games, but we're cheering for you! We expect another D.C. S. L. championship in the future, boys. GAMES WE THEY New Paltz 48 30 Dover 41 28 Croton 35 38 St. Patricks 61 71 Peekskill 27 45 New Paltz 54 21 Roosevelt 39 56 Peekskill 41 57 Dover 48 45 C. F. M. A. 49 41 Roosevelt 44 42 Arlington 37 42 58 urn A n nun ilsiir Wfwgdfft BACK ROW Alan Baird, Martin Durkrn Robert Lavalle Roger Dederer Donald Craft Fletcher Bolsover Tom Natolr FRONT ROW: Coach Dav1d Beverly Joseph Garnot Roger Riley Charles Alsdorf Richard Laffrn Hayward Jamison. MISSING FROM PICTURE Roger Engle and Roger Hausch As the Wapperian covers monthly our sports events we confme ourselves to stausucs However the Cardinal Farley game will not soon be forgotten! As rn the past our team has been successful in setting a high standard of determination and good sportsmanshrp for future squads to follow Once again con gratulatrons to Coach Beverly and hrs boys especially Tom Natoh Joe Garnot Bob Lavalle and our Rogers Dederer and Engle. We 11 miss our seniors and welcome back the others GAMES New Paltz Dover Plains Croton St. Patricks Peekskill New Paltz Roosevelt Peekskill Dover Plains C F M A Arlington C F M A Roosevelt Croton Arlington 'wiffawnu n.v Q' fins vsvzwi-iz'w 'fm WV- . ' sf mg.. .uf- ' 3 M fix 4 i- TIME MAIHIHIS IIN HSINK II BAUER UP! , X 1. N . E. , sr, if ',' ' 3' WY.. Q, laik ,r ,SAN WS Wa 'fm 5 . .,.,,i3.t A Q tx as if' ix n Lf.. Q I x N -sm, f ax, KA .4 , -v if 5 C K 6 K .Ji J h fl 5 M 1-. N , Standingzl. Lawson, R. Callahan, R. Riley, Mr. Stapleton, fCoachJ, G. Mombello, T. Rose, F. Ferlandg Kneeling: R. Eaton, D. Foster, L. Straley, I. Cashin, R. Wells, B. De Monterice. lAlll Mi lllll ill This Junior Varsity team piled up a wonderful record of four wins and no defeats. Composed of mostly Sopho- mores and juniors, this team will form the nucleus of next year's squad and will continue to keep their record memorable . May May May June Arlington C.F.M.A. Arlington C.F.M.A. Home Away Away Away Won Won Won Won 's M-gg. -My ga xt -X x xs' r N N N R X X -as, w s. rfxrf. f ,. sk .nik 6 Standing: Coach Cousins, R. Riley, R. Russo, J. Garnot, F. Versace, J. Spahn, T. Graham, J. Rana11i0vigr.J, Kneeling: D. Smith, J. Foster, E. Morano, W. Vincent, J. Maynard, E. Caruso. THE BAll GAME The Wappingers Central School varsity baseball club's record was not too impressive, but they lostshowing good sportsmanship and perservered to wintriumphantly. They finished third in the Dutchess County Scholastic League showing us that W.C.S. is still in the running. The following boys received letters: Donald Smith, John Foster, Wesley Vincent, Joseph Garnot, Edward Caruso, Frank Versace, James Maynard , Thomas Graham, Robert Russo, Roger Riley, and Edward Morano. Apr . May May MOV May May May June 25 2 5 8 I3 I6 23 3 Roosevelt Arlington Peekskill C.F.M.A. Red Hook Arl ington Roosevelt Mi I I brook Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Lost 8-2 Lost 8-5 Lost 9-l Won 9-T Won T0-8 Lost ll-5 Won 4-3 Lost 4-2 z'u'Y,.,i, ' .h M . . 'age-cal. 4 - ,N .. .,.,,, lu may ms W my P! i' we 40 'i T A 1-fclgi ,. -g,. kggifiggf ' flligllllfg A i-fi'-i SP5 'fi' '.fi.iS:,?Rlfi Q? ti XRQQSSSQ wilt 5 v X ,ws ggickw E' Taryn' 5 K. si 1+ i 'i bm 'R ,mg igggl 9 smaafa zsvwfgp ,Q Nh. 1 sf- rg, gig--:..lE.f t, ,.,. - X E55 fi iw-f': W iff iii' Yzllimkig :fill fl. S. Sir? hlltlig it if 1 ff 51 flew wilrigl S,5 ij,i'Efl..'Hf,:': 'iiif-ifl:lik3Tff.i'1L:Sii.lj?'Sff S M1115 lf: 2 ' 5...-535552 2 ' 1 I A 2172 '- . C 1 Y - 1'fi:ff'ii T I ' J 3 QQ -sis .,,. . V- -Q V- 5 -r. I 13 fgggfafmsss :Mfr . if fs-is 'ff--ssM1fa.ii gi? 'X iw-rsfif SRT: - is H - is 'T-F ixlfff ' 1. 1 ' -:rs rs Si' Q.'v2I.?f,, gg- I f ' W i:fff'rLi15fi'5Q ffl 1 ffff-'IW ' 1-it W ii'5-' LfE'li:.-:!,':'-,- is i ' . ,, ,g i fs Rf 1 it s R i ' fflgivi' 1, X.. . V ,,., . -f.. ff B f ilmilmlllf 'l f-ref,2Pfrfk'y V B .. .f...v.. ,r si il r.-.EFS 'Y is S Wes. im K ',. f . ' ' ji al 5 5 'Q .. V 2 A l . - X , W ,N , 1 S I I l px is A s . t fx f ' Top row: C. Nord, J. Harris, Coach Macrini, J. Gardiner, Second row: G. Gregory, F. Bolsover, G. Martin, P. Hof, G. Stagiasg Third row: I. Bowles, H. Cooke, H. Hansen, S. Holtz, D. Nestler. M. CobbgFourth row: N. Sullivan, T. Sammartino, W. Carr, B. Rabbitt, G. Herring, R. BenjamingBottom row: C. Brendline, M. Hochmouth, J. Eidel, C. Atkins, M. Jamison, N. Catalano. 'l RAN All lHl Wlll HllMl We'll never forget our W.C.S. track team of '52 undefeated in dual meets last year. Although Wappingers has a handicap of not having a track, we came through and won the Class B County Track meet, breaking two records. Fletcher Bolsover, who did the half-mile in 2.6:4, and Jim Bowles, who threw the shot put 45 ft. l in. were our two champs. Another county champ was Bill Carr, who won the 100 yd. dash for Wappingers in the county meet. W.C.S. still holds the l00 and 220 yd. county records set by a former athlete, Bill Brower. The times were l0:3 and 23:2, respectively. On May IO, l952, the W.C.S. track team entered the Hudson Valley Relays at New Paltz. Every Wappingers relay team placed, coming home with sixteen ribbons and six trophies. 64 WISH lllll Wllll HERE TOP: Mr. Macrini, Leonard Kent, Robert Chatterton, Marcus Jamison, Joseph Garnot, Robert Baptiste, Robert Lavalle, Vice-President Henry Boldrin. BOTTOM: Barbara Hus- ted, Faye Mullen, Ann Vanwagenen, Jacqueline Husted. ABSENT: President--James Bowles, Wesley Vincent. Our Who's Who of the sports world are proud to wear the Varsity sweater and insignia, and we honor their prowess. To qualify as a member of the club, a boy or girl must have par- ticipated for two years in a varsity sport and must have earned at least one letter. In addition, the candidates must possess the attributes of good sportsmanship and landable character to be accepted by the members. So, congratulations to each of the Varsity Club personnel. TOP: Douglas Peoples, Raymond Hickman, Howard Hansen, Arthur Walker, Edward Caruso. SECOND: Leonard Sullivan, Hayward Jamison, Richard Boyce, Donald Close, William Carr, Albert Pfaff, BOTTOM: Winifred Relyea, Carol Seranate, James Gard- iner-Treasurer, Charles Alsdorf-Secretary, Carol Sears, Mr. Macrini. 65 English Il can cliogrcmlu SC Mrs. Prout's 7th grade is ready for Open House. 66 AVS ..'s..! J.C. shows how to clo if. 9 9 KX -5XWT3::s,, . ,, ' .3 2 . :sf 1 Q W Q P iii: , - -ws . ,fx , ' t' l .fr sims 'fs 'TE' k , Q' R t N x .. W, ,,.. 3 N . -s '.A ' as .-ff-I s EY f 'M s 1- i T ? e Wig s, A ' ,, LQ? '11, A E, 5 ' K x,.. . K N FA K N X Af' ,' yn A ss s e se s. A s -, ' - kk fs' -,Kiwi nigga, ..z, wwf . X.-A A Q X -- . A A S W if 3 X in A 'W-- :.z 1, - Homemaking 2 makes dresses 67 gf Jfn I 5 A .WJ 'IQQQI 5,1 r, A A e t' K , A Ibprlga A f , of S 'A Q Q V W fn 'XJ fa, - rygfgngl E7 u- 1 2 Aw' ,n f A. 1 1 A r Q W ,tarwlw ?s J ka K f. 'Q ,L flag .1 - tm . Nu? 5 EM' lx o i .Yay-1Q N A , V, fr fu 4-an, ,P N X 9 J, . , I 5 f' M fd fi, B , ' -jf W, F A if Q 1 'ff 1 , , si x- QNX - -L J Q Lf X' .., Av f.r'ie1'f'. . ' AWYI' ' ., Lff.-,Q-Q13 t. Ak, ,.i,.,,,+A Q ' 3. 1? YQ - 1- W- , - , Tw .- ,J ur- 3 . Q so G 1 rt . 5 . lager Dederer and Junior Prom Queen Winnie Relyea 1 E Q4 XX: Queen Jean Savage Sophomore Maureen Peffif initiates Doug Hickerson the poor freshman Li my ,s..., ,, if gay 5 5 : 5 . A 5 e i in at fi' e ' K ' ' F5539 K '- rr if ' 5+ I- 22 . 3 5' I . 5 - 5 A gi-, 4 L 5 , 1 L ,ig if ?. A , 1 1 Q. W ix 1: 3 ' ' si-Q, N O and Her Court 69 R ,Q K A AA A J A JANE MARIE WALKER April 9, 1937 - December 18, 1952 To know har was tp love her Q -H---1 A ,K O f I r W I I 1 f 1 Y I , V I 5 I I 1 f f J v i, man -.W :fy zff Q ,. V 'Qx mA N .r 5 X , , H , X 5 -14 ' J 1 Y' ff , 'f 5 , I 1' .A 1 ' 3 , ,A , I' lr 1' .J J ,J X . 5- ,S , , 5 ia 1' . ' L . X W X I-r , i fi ' 2 4 5' 3 V. ,r - ,, 1 1 5 ee 5 is ai 1 'kry 1 ' I Q, , 3 I f I 'ij ' 1 1 fs 4- ,. . X P X . ' x X h 9 V ,I 2 X I x pco .Sf - 1,- V ' 1 i VV: ,lg : E, . .X V . s i , I . ' 1 J b gl . ' - ff:f?.:?: A ., - -- ff .- 5' -Q V - wi , W -, 'V 'P-T' 6ongrafu!afion5 Lam THE LEADING STCRE of THE HUDSON VALLEY LUCKEY PLATT CO. Official Plaotogr pb for the WAPPINGERS PO CO mark of distinction . . . Your education is a priceless asset. It can never be purchased and is bestowed only on those who worl: long and hard hours. Get iust as much as you can. And in the process please accept our heartiest wishes For your future success and happiness. HSHKIll SAVINGS BANK Fislnkill, New York Member F. D. I. C. TELEVISION SALES ARTHUR LAGRANGE, Manager Rural Radio and Television Service Phone 709 38 WEST MAIN STREET WAPPINGERS FALLS, N. Y. Best Wishes from The National Bank Of Wappingers Falls MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Best Wishes from Shaker - Travis - Quinn, Inc. RELIABLE SERVICE Poughkeepsie Wappingers Falls Tel. 880 Tel. 281 Best Wishes from P - V - M Corporation DYERS OF FINE FABRICS WAPPINGERS FALLS, NEW YORK Best Wirbes from Farmers' C o-Operative Milk Co., Inc. 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