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

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Our Jr. High Reps. Plus.... v:.?!: ,0- Junior High G. O. Representatives FIRST ROW: M, Blackman, L, Little, J. Longbard, B. Barnes, M. Williams, P. Kovacs, M, Dethlefs. SECOND: P. Damon, C. Phillips, V, Iori, M, Dolfinger, B. Recchia, D. Maney, J, Sears, P, Dolfinger. THIRD: J. Ketcham, L, Covert, V. Murphy, I, DiGregario, J.Woodwell, B. Denton, R. Smith, L, Tonsing, R, Blakely, A. Asaro, B. Hughes, A. Costa, S. Forde. G. O. Our school legislature is run on a two representative per home room basis, with four elected officers and two faculty advisers to guide and assist the Council members in their planning. Since last Spring, when we elected officers, we have been led by our blonde president toward a goal called participation. Through the sale' of G. O. cards, which enable the student to receive almost innumerable benefits, as well as through its store, the monitors, the elections and governmental practices, the G. O. has set a fine example and has given us a valuable lesson in citizenship. ' Our l0096 home rooms: l50, 2l7, 2l8, 219, 236, 242, 243, and 252. 10

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Pro's and Apprentices SCHOOL SECRETARIES .QW A Q , Y I-.f We pay tribute to the , 'f secretaries, for they ll ' mimeographed our tests and transmitted Mr. In- graham 's requests for our .iil presence while Mrs. Vis- entin weeded out the phony passes from the authentic ones. But all kidding aside, these are the women behind the scenes, Theirs is the job that keeps our school running smoothly. We are grateful to Mrs. Vi- sentin, Miss Gray, Mrs. Stanfield, and Mrs. Po- matti for their untiring 2- . services. SECRETARIES : Lorena Pomatti, Laura Stan- field, Dorothy Visentin, Secretarial Practice Class Flomnce Gray' Thanks to Mr. Damanda's office-like set up, our Secretarial Practice girls start their professional life with confidence. During their course the girls assist various faculty members, typing letters and obtaining valuable experience in many aspects of cleri- cal work. They also help the guidance directors and nurses. In many ways, they learn by doing ll V -Q I ll l-. . lr- SEC, PRACTICE L, TO R, 'H' ' M STANDING: Betty Ann . Powell, SITTING, FIRST: Lorraine Ferrara, Ruth Egenberger, Joan Sco- field. SECOND: Mary Ciarfella, Kay Miller, Bernice Bottini, Ann Hustis. THIRD: Patricia Verdejo, Jacqueline Husted, Faye Mullen, Beverly Newman. AX A V. ,Ai Qs I 9 'iii

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FIRST: S. Thompson M. Lury J. Besha w. Roy M, Silvestri B. Horan M. Tully SECOND: P. P. McEnaney Verde jo S. Gregory R. VanWagenen C D C Sears Hochmuth Greggo M. Ingersoll THIRD: C Brooker L. Francese G T V D . Paschal . Cowley , Corona Salrford R. , Rabenda I. Harriss D. Clifton E, Straley D, Close ...Our Sr. High Reps. Aid.. .. Our G.O. Council Heads Mr. Chamberlain, President Roberta Roy, Mr, Kaminski, Secretary Jacque line Husted, Treasurer Gary Mombello, Vice-president Edith Stringham. 11