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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

PORTICO 1953 f' .,, 1 3-EA-w 7 X 1? f . lg X T il, g,- Z-J 1, f f Jw P15 lf? A ' f N 1 11-1 1 gl lmjpf ii U lm if X Wapplngers Central School, Wapplngers Falls, N Y Ben F Ingraham Principal W 1- M M J M W N., E .lv e Q as A N-Q Q., 1 W' Sf? M' ,B wi if x rf A Hr., - Q ' Qin 'Wk A ,3 - J fm ,w kr VB ' ix if fmgl, wi DEDICATION We, the Class of 1958, have chosen to dedicate our yearbook to the advance- ment of knowledge. We feel that in this present chaotic state it is a necessity for people to have a clearer perception of truth, which constitutes the major portion of knowledge. It has been said, If we have moved up at all out of the darkness, it is because a few dared to walk ahead in the sun. It is a must that there be more than a few who endeavor to go beyond. We hope that this dedication will be an incentive to those who have contemplated walking ahead, but have never taken the first step. -3- v-.f- ' N TABLE OF CONTENTS Board of Educatlon Admuustratlon Faculty Seruors 8 5 16-41 Undergraduates ACf.1V1t18S Sports Advertxsmg 4259 6083 8497 98112 1 , V ,N V . , 1 j ff 4 A X '. - - 1 x v K H X xx .I X ,V A ' me 1 , 4 y ,- 4 p 13 X 1 ,f ' 5 x ' X K LX Q i - K I L N N L , ,X X V . fr Q 2 2, A i , I 2 if Xxx ' uf S ff K f . 9' , f . y ' ' ,ff . X , , 2' kff' K - ' 1 . . v df xy ,f -1 f Vx , , . I K J! IA, 9' ' . f ,, ,.f X 4 -9, V , A , 2 3 'Sl' ' X ,L ' x 3 v 1 if - , Q i 3 4 ,- , ' .... 6 ' ' ' . . . . . . 7 . . . . . . . - 1 .... 4 - MD.:-11H'i5 WAPPINGERS CENTRAL ALMA MATER OH' ALMA MATER FAIR THY BLESSINGS WE DO SHARE fue Q3-:W 5 OH' ALMA MATER STRONG TO THEE OUR HEARTS BELONG DEAR WAPPINGERS WE LOVE THEE AND HONOR THY FAIR NAME FOR THOU LEADS US TO WISDOM WITH THY TRUTH AFLAME FOR THY MOST HELPING HAND TIS FROM THY STRENGTH AND WISDOM SPRINGS GLORY FOR THIS LAND r' ', ' , Q :rx A J, , - L SY, 1 l ' Stes I v U if 'ffmfw DEAR WAPPINGERS, WE THANK THEE, A .fc ' 'gil' r Y W44: ' - A vii, I K. ' A A I pri Board of Education .wg yvf- Af 1V .'VQ ' f y V, ,ggarliagsa Top Row, l.-r.: Mr. Albert Canale. ,i A i e lf Mr. Ross Cobb, Mr. Anthony DiMarco, R if if ww' Mr. Alexander Hamilton. Bottom fl? C i lol? Row: Mr. Joseph Ludewig, Mr. James Lyons, Dr. John Mitchell, Mr. Carle- ton Relyea. In spite of the fact that we do not often see the members of the Board of Education and, in fact, do not give them much thought, we are now becoming increasingly conscious of their efforts to better all phases of our scholastic life. For many years the Board has formed the policies by which our school has prospered and expanded. Fruits of their work can be seen in the new Vassar Road School. We are truly grateful for the extensive work that has been done by these public-spirited men and we thank them as a student body for their efforts. W'wk wE v2' ffhm wage 031 Admlnlstratlon and Guldance ,,,n.. Top Ben F Ingraham Right E. Joseph Kegan Top Row l to r E Joseph Kegan Ben F Ingraham James C Vanderpool Thomas Brooks Bottom Row Georglanna L Gurney Thomas J Cavanaugh Rosemary T Laffm Anthony Perrone Th1S year there are three new faces m the admlmstratwe department These former faculty members are Mr Vander poel Mr Brooks and Mr Perrone These three men work mg w1th Mr Kegan and Mr Ingraham are dolng a great Job to make our school outstandlng and worthy of great respect We thank them' We must also gxve credlt to some other very busy people 1n our school We mean of course M1ss Gurney Mr Cava naugh and M1ss Laffin members of our gmdance depart ment The mnumerable and valuable serv1ces wh1ch they do for the student body are deeply apprecxated' 7 U I O O ,,,, ' ff- ' W H A 519 ,A, 'AE Wfeafi S I Ji .V J . . ,ff ' It , ,w A, X. X I I . .N J. '22 YEL 1. I, ,,., ,V 'Lf w . H new 5- A. ' R . . 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YU! :QQ ish., r-E ff' 044. fir x iq--Mx ,ff iaqqir je, X , ji, gfx im , ! .3 . 95 Mrs M Adams Mr H Amberge Mr R Audette Mrs M B in Mr D Beverly Miss C Bunshaft Mr A Ciccamo Mrs F Camenga Mr R Capasso Mr E Chamberlain Mr L Clausen Mrs E Clearwater Mrs E Cussler Mr H Cussler Mr F Damanda Mr D Deppe Mr W Donahue Mr C Edgar Miss M Everltt Mr, K Farr Mr. J. Fiore Miss J. Fontanella Mr. D. Fosmire Mr. A. Frisina Mr. P. Furnari Mr. H. Gibbs Mr. H. Goldschmidt Miss A. Grifliths Mr. J. Haffner Miss T. Hall Mr. R. Hammond Mr. D. Hannan Mrs. M. Hannon Mr. R. Jacobson Mr. W. Kalinowski Mr S Kamlnskn Mrs M Keatmg MISS J LaCol1a Mr D Lockwood Mrs E Lockwood Mr T Macrxm Mr L Mann Mr W McA1duf'f Mrs A McAndrew Mr J Mead Mr H Meath Mr W Meler 'Mrs A Merrltt Mrs P Murphy Mr E Navor Mrs C Ohva Mrs A Orlando Mr F Pame Mr R Plggott Mrs J Prout Mrs V Roberts Mrs B Russell Mrs L S8k0W1Ch Mr F Scardapane Mr R Smxth Mr H Taylor Mr J Taylor Mrs S Taylor M1ss V Terpemng Mr G Toomey Mr P V1g1ott1 Mr F Weatherbee Mr C Wells M1ss L Wells Mr W Whlte 5,4 ,gg 4 my-.gg,v Lv ' ..,.,,,. V -------'-- -5- eyy y,ey sy , , .-f. rs- , .- .- w Y- -rs ,J .M 5, :-: , . Q, ,, Q .V A , .,., ..,, ,An . -...-1: r, . ,. 'nib 'Ms 4151 Nucl 1' ,Jil I5 'Wf' XT7 L 4 ' 12, ':2??e.i'3f255.Gr' 'WY rs? H is '. f if -Q S ' ff' 'Yi X B 'KQV R ,Jr Q fa Gy' - ., ,K , .... - 4.1, .... , W. Wwermse- , ..,.,.. Y -1 ,N w , Sw 5: ,gr A-,291 - -'-- as si-1 f T ' f ,s v , ,X A K in Q 1 fkiiiwir 11 , , Q3 13, -4 iw 'WK 'w .40 f '. 2 sr? .U .1 3 ff' 1 I . 1 fo ri if' iz.: fa, A, ' -, , . 5II . K 'l1.:f:,.u,. . , b sn wi? E ,iv ' ' v ,,ri. . L if F I :F A . . - rrss - L .gh L , A A fs N A . 'Q' 1 5 , W A sf . J ' 7' g. .v-, A of n A ggi . . ' ' V:-., 1 , so A Q 11, A 1 : 1 N 'Z 1 Rx S' 4, 4, 8 . . .. 1 hx .j:YiN f tw. X t' BUS DRIVERS Much pralse must be g1ven to all the bus drlvers at W C S for the courtesy and pa t1ence they have always exerclsed towards the student body Seen here IS a represen tatlve of th1s group ut was 1mposs1ble to get them all together? Ed Perrauelt show mg the type of cons1derateness alw ays d1s played toward the younger students at Wappmgers CAFETERIA We all know that there are no complaints due the cafeterxa personnel at Wapp1ngers We can only glVe thanks to Mrs Mead E Bernstem E Owens E Ferguson O Ro z1ch D Catuccl S Fusaro and Mrs Stem off for the wonderful and well balanced meals they prepare for us each day and on specxal after school OCCHSIOHS tn SECRETARIES It would be s1lly to slmply say thank you to these people because there are no words that could adequately do Justlce to the wonderful Job the followmg secretar1es do tl to rl J Galletta J Green E Stevens B Cobb M Van De Carr C Sxckler F Gray and M Farley NURSES To Mrs Graham and Mrs Kelley we ex tend our congratulatxons for domg a superb Job 1n axdmg us when we are 111 They al ways manage to gxve us the1r personal attentlon whether It be a sore throat we complaxn of or whether we Just feel too tlred to go to class Faculty Informals fun 1snt1t Mrs Russell Rlde em cowboy' Its Who s the opponent for today Mrs Clearwater? Come and get me shouts Mr Plggott So serious Mr Cham ber1a1n Mr Fosmlre ce rtainly looks as though he IS m Now how do ou hke h1s class tent on Ins work firillmmrgifis, Another Ind1an What s this campers counselors day Mr I-Iannan X 3 u y ' ' ' tl:lat? , Mr. Cussler asks . K In Could this possibly be the Scholar ship English 12 class? It looks as though the students are participating in a class discussion oh no' This couldnt be Mr McAlduffs period four class' Look at those fingers fly! Do you know that these girls and boys can type sixty mistakes a minute? Seems quite impossible, doesn't it? They have to start somewhere, so why not in Mr. Damanda's typing I class? Seated here are Lyn Carver Jo Longbard and Linda Dutcher three creative members of the WCS Art Department each girl absorbed in Are Carl Sporer Ronnie Smyrski and Louis Moriatis part of the special review class or is this a typical Wed- nesday-Chemistry experiment day? Be careful boys electrolysis can be dangerous! Classes .. I H g A v N . lm, is ' y . . . . I , M1 ' her own masterpiece! What busy busy gxrls these are' The homemakers of tomorrow G Anderson J Laruder I Kahara C Delaney D Punc1no and M Baker are p1ctured here cleamng up after a rather eventful peuod It was worth the burned cake wasn t It g1r1s Classes I wonder whose plcture R Koemg and A Brown are developmg They certamly manage to utlhze the won derful fac111t1es offered at W C S Comphcated looklng machxnes Id say but R Shultxs and P Hannagm seem very eager to learn from thelr shop teacher Mr Plggott What lazy lookmg students Exther 1t's sprmg fever or the teachers aren't keepxng them busy enough What's study hall for, anyway? Sleepmg or study1ng - 4 , . , 'ir 3 , , . , . , . . , It , . , . f , . . , . , K V Q l . xg . ,5 ,ax j ' fy K . . . , , . . , . . uw r .. a. f vw, M ' Ng-'W 5 vv 1 1 Q ' w fw .MMM WK q' Mai :M 2 ? gf FQ! i 1 K J: Q7 xi , 4 ' -1 Q 2 ' f 3 A J X K X -M K ..V fig ...i k...L G , N, L, A x f-haf 1 1s a...x , ' r 3. K, s-- W. ,Mn wk . , .Q ww 1, gum .v u-.Y-aff, -F wr.. W gig ' , A Q Y , ' 3 M., -msg., Q 5 if T ,Q-an-nl J Q ff--4 j 3 -1, R ei it 5 V ,L Q D , JP 'W: X N - 'HN Q, 1. A f M., : 1 ' vb 4 355 . H . 5 ' ' xi ' 'S'--'me -'fffgix 9 F Jiiflzifj 3 ' I: xf hfjf ' , f, 1 WM, 1 .1 N rs,-f 1 aff' my ,Ly S- . vm GRADUATES I f A 4 91' X VX 'S 55 2 x lbbxf' qqgihfierd lkk 1 R f W5 if Z 1 f r W 'ffl Fx nl' ,ff Qf 1 'ix lx T N ,pox 159, X l 1-5195 f -ins-1 17 W 5 V M ' Av f VI 4'-1:2 'ff' x X . 5 1 ,X , T 1: V l f Q f NNY 'X f! I I ' ', I N A X if , k ' f X 1 1 f f wh. , , V ff f' X 'jf ' Q N W . 'x V X X , X7 I I X , K, ,V yi' N X - 'Z' f P X w EX X X ff 'V X I . V xf, I A Qgx X5 1 X x f' XX X v a r 1 - 5 N X Nm jf I f X N ,' I ' X fix 9 - f +9 ff film!-'X ? - i , ,: i X - Q, f ' f nw 1 1- , 5 F ' '1 X ,1 f X , J? 4 A 1 A T Z-:A f i 'wikq V X I.. M -Egfifgf Li- .Q UE v W H 'full qi -2. 5. I W 'l L H ' X ' 'T:.. f: TT . N N . If xx N 4 Vxf x Tx r ,QQ pl C QE: V Al wp! , ,L 3 pm . Q1 q f , Hit 'I 'Q' iw 'i 'E fff' I' ,L 1 MJ A , Mfg! 1 1 ' ,N 0 Q if f NAC' ga 6 15 w 1:41 i az I ,, f- Q ' I ' 7 u U In Jill' M X , ff 1 I n Ax v J, 'f . I I ' ,ll .V A , .J S' - T W Y If 1 5 'ff I, iw l I Ya, I li -N Q!! if X ll J gf, nfl I ll q , ,,'jYgf1':g: J ,N ,j gf R ,filly tp ,H H ll ll .N .E .,. XM 5Ti,y'Q,.:1:f'lc VlS iv ik K , Wgiz .N ,I V J fha 1, 51 N il 1 ' L-4 ' f , g XSXN' QQX 4. '--rv' '-I Z Q- 'Q X NX I ffjl '. f' af yi ' g I X 519' XQ' 5?-qv? .1 - . 1 W ' i-3.12 9 , 1 WVLMML H I ! rl Al N ' J fy - f-f an .4 f -.. 'r ' 1 'U' 'Ml . s 73 A V L' W Q ' T --r f ,, V Zz-.M -51-ru , -Aly j I W Hui' ' ' J' l 113-f,,Qff-gif-?Ai'l':-f--iQ' N fl Ji' ml 'Q' , W Wil , iii T1 iff ff i ?A A' -' 'Q 1 -.P 4--- L Num..-,fx IW? Ann Jeanne Barthel Ange Actixities Transfer from Stuart High School Florida 9 11 Secretary 10 11 Blue and White Athletic Club Spanish Club Band Junior Prom Decorating Commit tee Dancing Club Sally Activities Marching and Concert Band 9 10 County Band 9 10 11 Sec tional State Band 11 Oper etta 11 G O Representative 12 Junior Prom Committee 11 Intramurals 11 At ' :FR sf I rf' ' 1 Joanne Barton Activities Leaders Club 10 Junior Prom Committee In tramurals Sandy Activities Intramurals 11 12 Dance Committee 10 Cheerleading Club 9 10 Art Club 11 18 Vincent J. Amodeo vm Activities: G. O. Represen- tative 125 Varsity Track 10, 11, 125 G. O, Entertainment Committee 125 Monitor 125 All County Track Meet 10, 11 Ann Mamie Baracca Ann Actixxties Wapperian Typ ing Staff Chorus Dancing Class 9 if fat. Leonard Anderson Len Activities: J. V. Football 105 Freshman Footballg Varsity Football 11, 125 Intramurals 9, 10, 11. Barbara Anne Barnes Barb Activities Honor Society 12 Portico Staff 12 Vice Presi dent of Thespian Society 12 Monitor 12 Chairman of Junior Prom Refreshment Committee Thespian Play 11 Christmas Plav 11 For eign Student Committee 10 11 Chairman of Property Committee Senior Play Marching Band 9 10 11 G O Store Worker 10 11 3 'S' F ef - ferr -' .N 'mm . Y 1 . A , . Q Q 5 ' , 5- 'A 3 ' .. ,, ..JO,, . l . - ff .A bp, A . Y .' 4 ' .Q Sally M. Beiderbegke Sandra M. Beiderbecke Mmfev 5 . 4 ' , , , 11: 1 I 'h ' f I . I A I 3 Q ' ' , fs , 5 . if J Q , 'dv lf rw. If is a- , I Arline T. Benes Ar1ine Activities: Senior Play Ush- erette l2Q Portico Typing ed- itor 123 Wapperian Typing Staff 113 Dance Committee 111 I. B. M. Co-op Student3 Handicraft Club 93 Home- making Club 10. John C Biasotti Jack Activities Vars ty Football 11 12 .I V Basketball9 10 Varsity Basketball 11 12 J V Baseball 9 Varsity Baseb1ll10 11 Junior Prom Committee Dance Commit tees 10 11 Moving Up Day Skit 11 Monitor 12 .S Q-an... 54-:af Benina F. Berger Binnie Activities: Honor Society 12: Thespian Play llj Thespian Society Secretary 11, 123 Senior Play3 Varsity Debate Squad 121 Hall Monitor 123 Volleyball 9, 103 Basketball 9, 103 Portico Literary Edi- tor 123 Wapperian Staff 9, 10, 11, 121 Marching Band 9, 103 Foreign Student Committee 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12' Dance Committees 9, 103 G. O. Store Worker 10 11. Maxine C Bonnerwith Max Activities Baseball Danc ing Sewing Volleyball -Q..-... ati If .Q-e5 Barbara Bota Barb Activities Library Club 12 Intramurals 12 Gordon R Brown Gordie Activities Class Vice Presi dent 12 Junior Prom Com mittee Senior Prom Com mittee G O Representative 9 10 11 Monitor 12 Portico Staff 12 J V Baseball 10 11 Varsity Baseball 12 J V Football 11 4 .5 fa . 3, . 3 'yy Aviva Brown Viv Activities Honor Society 11 12 Thespian Society 11 12 Portico Staff 12 Chorus 9 10 11 Dance Committees 9 10 11 Christmas Play 11 Senior Play Intramurals June Burden June Activities Chorus 9 10 Dancing Club 9 10 , . .. 1: i . .. 1 y - . ww' 1, an vu 44 ' n .. au, , A. l ' , l . ll l Y l .. 3 xg' ' 1 1' ' V . 'A 65: sw ' 3 . I 4 7. ISA are I I . 'gf I 3 - - ' 3' ' 2 , 1 5 Vg - 1 ' - , . 'f T , , . . y 3 Xw . . - . 'gy A... . ' A , 0 I llc' . V A N 7 A X , . - 19 - 91 hw Jud1th A Chamberlam Jud Actxxmes Class Treasurer 9 Class Secretary 10 J V Cheerleader 11 Band Tw1rl Hof' Qkuuiw Dolores Chambers B1tSy Act1v1t1es Hockey Team 9 12 J V Cheerleadlng Squad 11 G O Booster Club G O er 11 X7'1I'SlfY Cheerleader Representatwe 12 Honor SOC18tW 12 Junlor RlI1gCO!TlYT1ltT6C G O Beau flflC'1t10I1 Comm1ttee 10 For Cl n Student Comm1ttee 11 Wapperlan R eporter 11 Dance Comm1ttees 10 12 G O Dance Comm1ttee 11 Freshman Dav Commxttee 10 All State Concert Ush orette 11 Nancy Ann Collms Patrlcla C0l11I1S Nancy P3 Aetmtres Transfer from Actmtles Chorus 9 11 Arhngton I B M Co op Ellzabeth Burd1 Lxz Elalne S Carlton Elame ACt1V1t1eS Volleyball 10 12 Basketball 10 G O Club Anthony V Carflpllll Tony Act1v1t1es Class Pres1dent 12 Portlco Staff 11 Portlco Sports Edltor 12 Senlor Play 12 Mon1tor12 J V Football 11 Junlor Prom Comm1ttee Dance Comm1ttees 12 11 Freshman Day Comm1ttee Movmg Up Day Skit 11 G O Representatwe 12 Thesplan Soclety 12 John Case Jack ACt1X1tl6S J V Baseball 10 Varslty Baseball 9 11 12 J V Basketball 9 10 Var sxty Basketball 11 12 Boys of G O Booster Club 12 Class Rlng Comm1ttee 11 Hall Momtor 12 ffw? 'U' an it 14 ' I7 ll YY 1 ' 3 ' 9 Q Q . . 3 A 5 . 3 1 . , z . - 1 t ,125 ' ,V J Ti' V--1 5, - yy 14 ll - 1-Kim -3 g 1 5 . . . ' I , , z 4,-' , .' ' ' 3 - Athletic Club 105 President . 'U' . if ' tt ' '. . 3 tw LA YY at ' YI J . .1 . 3 ' N I , - Q . . I , . : '- 1 . . : . - . ' v ' . , . 1 t - ti .. .V ' Y 1 - - ' . K. . 3 - V g - Q 1 , - : . . I , 1 .f V.. I r - Y Y , . . . .1 U H tv' , x N Q ' K , , .' ,els 5 YE If - 20 - . Kenneth G. Corwin Ken Activities: Cornwall-on-Hud- son High School 9-115 Soc- cerg Radio Club 11. Mary Ellen Curry Mary Ellen Activities Portico Business Staff 11 Intramurals 10 11 G O Sports Publicity Club 12 Homemakmg Club 10 Joseph Cuchelo Joe Activities: J. V. Football 9g Photography Club 10. Patricia A Damon Patty Activities Honor Society 11 12 Thespian Society 11 12 Class Secretary 11 12 Por tico Picture Editor 12 Por tico Staff 11 Senior Play J V Cheerleader 10 Dance Committees 9 12 Stage Crew 10 12 'IN-4s NI' wg--xv dr'-1 ag rs.sf,Lf,s---,ww .1-1 .-f :Q xt L51 5 ' e l.. if F wr' if' Carl L Davidson Jeanne Mae De Lancey Carl Jean Activities G O Represen tative 11 Barbara De Marco Barb Activities Wapperian Re porter 10 11 Wapperian News Editor 11 12 G O Secretary 12 Junior Prom Committee Dance Commit tees9 10 Mikado9 H M S Pinafore 10 Play Usherette Brian B Denton Young Abe Activities Track9 10 J V Football 10 11 Band 9 0 Senior Play G O Represen tative 12 Dance Committees 9 10 11 Dramatics Club 12 Junior Prom Committee Vlomtor 12 Moxing Up Day Committee 10 11 Dutchess County Band . . ,W is il AL YI V 1 N , 1 1 , : ' ' ' 9 ' 'SZ' I . 3 - , ' z : f . . 3 - 1 S W 1 ' S S fg .. ., .. H , 'U' S, .. ,, .. ,, I , - Z , I . Q . 1 , 5 ,1 L Q ' .2 ' ' . 3 l ' - - . , 1 - , . 1 . 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I C . - A I V. - Q 1 C ' ,M 11. , 1 x . -Zl- wi Patrlck J Doran Daxld C Dorward Pat Dave ACt1Vlt1eS Basketball 9 10 ACt1V1t16S J V Football Softball 9 11 Football 9 11 Varslty Football Manager Fleld and Stream Club 10 Gwendolyn Dressler Gwen ACtlVltl6S Semor Play Pub l1CltY Comrnlttee Stage Crew 12 G O Store Worker 12 Dramatlcs Club L1brary Worker 10 12 Barbara S Dutcher Barbara ACt1Vlt16S Wapperlan Typ mg Edltor Operetta Usher ette 11 Semor Play Usher ette G O Sports Pubhclty Club 12 Twlrlers Club 10 Man DlQSlllg Actn mes Sophomore Vlce Pxcsxdent G O Representa me 9 Dancmg Club 9 10 Understudw The M1 kado Understudy ln The Pmafore Co Secretary 12 G O Dance Decoratmg Com mxttee 9 Jumor Dance Dec oratmg Commlttee V1rg1n1a M D1 Santls Gxnny ACtlX1t16S Port1co ACt1V1tleS Edltor 12 Jumor Prom Com m1ttee Stage Crew 12 Sen Representatlve 10 Mlkado 9 Chorus 9 10 Dance Com mlttees 10 11 Dramatlcs Club 12 Volleyball 11 12 .Joseph F D1G1egor1o Toe D1207 Actlvltxes VdFSltV Baseball 10 11 12 Vars1tw Club 11 J V Baseball 9 Football 9 G O Represen tatlve 9 10 Semor Prom T1cket Commlttee Semor Plav T1cket Commlttee Basketball Secretary 9 10 ll 12 Pr1sc1lla Dolfmger Cllla Actlwtles J V Cheerlead mg 9 Varsltv Cheerleadlng 10 11 Hockey Basketball Representatxve Hall Mom tor 12 G O Booster Club 12 1' ' ' 'I' ' . ' 3 in H ' 'L , , 1 , A . 11. - 1. 123 . . 3 J. V. ' . - , ' . L : - - ' . , , . 1 . B K I A Y 7 .. - H .. - ,. L ior Prom Committeeg G. O. Softballg Table Tennis: G. O. V U A . - U , F 2 C lf S .. H .. ., - : - 3 ' . 5 la 11 51 yy I - . g ' . - 22 - Lynda B. Dutcher Dutchess Activities: Band Twirler 11 125 Junior Prom Publicity Committeeg S e n io r Play Usheretteg Volleyball. Hedy Egle Actixities Honor Society 12 Portico Art Editor 12 Senior Play G O Representative 11 Thespian Secretary 11 Junior Pr: m Committee Operetta Costume Commit tee 11 Thespian Technician Class Speaker 11 Dennis J. Eaton Denny Activities: J u n i o r Prom Committeeg Portico Staff 125 Treasurer of the Thespian Society 115 Thespian Society President 125 Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 125 Thespian Play 115 Operetta 105 Senior Play Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. Roger Foley Rog Activities Varsity Club 11 12 Track 912 G O Rep resentitive 9 10 12 G O Booster Club 12 Ring Com mittee 11 G O Publicity Committee 12 Photography Club 9 Boys Athletic Club 10 Shop Club 11 HX on 'US vm-r Graham Foster Graham Activities J V Football 9 10 Photography Intramur a 9 10 11 2 Rose M Francese Rosie Activities Operetta Leads 10 11 Class Oflicers 10 11 Junior P r o m Committee G O Representative 10 11 Honor Society 11 12 ii David P Fouts Dave Activities Band Barbara M Frusciante Babs Activities Evander Childs High School Marshall Squad 9 Class Treasurer 9 G O Representative 9 Apparatus Club 10 Operetta Publicity Committee 10 I B M Co Op Student 12 ws v M,-4 1' ' '. . ' I ' Al 17 ,, , , . . ' .2 . , v P ! 1 - v ' ' - 1 , . c q y , . . g . - 5 - 3 v Y 1 ' ' 7 . I . C.. . , , , . ' tt Y! Al Y! . . . , . . l Y '- ls , , , 1 . .-. ' 5 gf. ' f . . u - n ti an , , , , . y , y - . 'I - - o y v , - , ' I . ' - , . . . f . gi K. . 4 ' 1 , s .. '3 3 N.. , , Q, y Wy , , 1....ff :cf V if t ,Y . , George Greggo George Activities JV Football 10 Varsity Football 11 12 In tramural Bisketball Track Boys Athletic Club 9 10 Shirley L Hauver Shirl Activities Mikado 9 HMS Pinwfore 10 Leaders Club Square Dancing Club Al Mary Hardy Mary Activities Dance Committee 12 I B M Co op Student Karen Lee Henzel Karen Activities Dance Committee 10 G O Beautification Com mittee 11 Junior Prom Com mittee Senior Play Commit tee and Usherette Chorus 10 11 Operetta 10 Wap perian 11 12 David L. Frommann - iDaVen Activities: M o n i t o r 123 Marching Band 10, 113 Con- cert Band 9, 10, 113 Presi- dent of Band 115 G.O. Boost- er Club 12g Junior Prom 11. Ann Gibson HAM., Activities: Wapperian Typ- ing Staff 12, W.C.S. Booster Club Secretary 125 Dance Committee 10, 11, 12. Joseph Fusaro Fuzzy Activities: G. O. Representa- tive 12g Varsity Baseball 11, Junior P r o m Committee, Junior Dance Committee. Margaret M. Goyette Peggy Activities: Portico Stat? 125 Hockey, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Softball 11, 125 Senior Dance Committee. WYE I . . Q Z ' v ' - ' - y v y f - - ' 2 , Q Q ' 1 5 . . . : I t 1 1 1 : Q - - - , , U 5 - ' s , , 1 1 - , , 1 c x - X, Q 2: Mai s I Herbert G Hermans Herb Louls Horton Act1v1t1es All County Festi val 11 All State 11 March Donald Hlckman Don Act1v1t1es Portlco Staff 12 Football J V 9 10 Varslty 11 12 Basketball J V Varsity 11 12 Momtor 12 Dance Commlttee 9 10 11 Robert Husted Bob 2 All County Band 1 G O Sports Pubhclty Commlttec 4 Photography Club 1 ...wsini Elm 1n Paul Hyatt Flw1n ACt1V1t19S Audlo V1s1on Club 3 4 Wood Shop Club 1 Met al Shop Club 2 Intramurals Nell1e Marxe Johnson Ne ACtlV1t1CS JV Cheerleadmg 10 V3fS1tV Cheerleadlng 11 Intramurals all Judlth I1V1Hg' Judv ACt1Xlt16S Portico Busxncss Staff 1 2 3 4 Llbrary As sxstantl 2 3 4 G O Sore Worker 2 3 4 Sophomore Dance Comrruttee 2 G O Publ1c1ty Commxttee 4 Op eretta Usherette 3 Senlor Play Usherette 4 Raymond W Johnson Ray ACt1V1t1eS J V Football 10 Varslty Baseball 11 G O Representatwe 10, 11, Intra murals 10, 11 ,g.','..10, N., H , 'Q 1 Q, W' if if , fi 'J 'age Q mg Bgndfpiay Cgmmmelf, Activities: Marching Band 1, 12. 2 M 1 ,- - I f .7 v 1 S 1 - . 1 , Y , 1 , 3 5 l l t l, 2, 3, 4. , , . 3 , ... 25 .. Rosemai ie Koenig Rosemarie Actixities Honor Societv 11 12 G O Vice President 12 Thespian S o c 1 e ty 11 12 Marching Band 11 Chorus 9 11 Debate Society 12 Prop erties Committee 12 Junior Ring Committee Wapperian Reporter 9 10 Ann Leonard Ann Actixities Editor in chief of XR apperifin 12 Hall Monitor I2 Senior Plfix 12 Thespiari Societw 11 12 Honor Societn 11 12 G O Representative F VValto1 Kotow ski Walt Aetixities Varsits Soccer 1012 Varsity Club 11 12 Card Club 9 Dlama Club 10 Stage Ciew 10 Judith M Locke Judy Activities Operetta 9 11 Volleyball 11 Intramurals 11 12 Stage Crew 12 Cheer leading Club 10 Carol Jean Jordan Jeanie Activities: Library Worker 9, 10g Wapperian Typing Stat? 115 Portico Typing Staff 113 After School Volleyball 113 Basketball 11: Baseball 11g Leaders Club 9-12: Secretary to a Teacher 12. Marv Elizabeth Kast Liz Activities: Beacon High 9-11: Basketball 9. 10. 11: Softball 9. 10, 113 Band: Dramatics Clubg Reporter on School Paperg Nurses Aid Club: Leaders Club. Arline L. Katz Arline Activities: Dance Commit- tees 10. 113 Volleyball, Bas- ketball Intramurals 11, 125 Senior Play Properties Com- mitteeg G.O. Store Worker. Joyce H. Knapp Joyce Activities: Junior Ring Com- mittee 3: Wappcrian Typing Staff 3. 43 Porticu Typing Staff 4: Co-operative Student at I. B. M., Library Club li Moving Up Day Skit 3. 5 ' v' ' ' V V ' 7' ' ' vv 2 . . I - C 1 - - Z . . 1 2 ' 1 C 3 , 3 ' . 1 ' 5 - Q I , Z .L I A 3 'fb .JA A' L 5 f 1 .. ., .. ., A .-.-. y 1 K K 7 ' . , ' . , ' . , . ' . , . Q - L 1, v s v ' 11. K I I i Q, L .1 A i'3l'Y'+' .SW sq, E3 Josephme A Longbard Joey Af'tlVltlCS Junlor Rlng Com mxttee G O Representatlwe 9 Softball 10 Jumor Dance Comm1ttee Opeletta 9 10 Usherette 12 Plrates of Penzance Josephme Rose Losecco Act1v1t1es Dancxng Club Cheerleaders Club I B M Co operat1ve Plan 4 MW' wa' ' R1chard S LOHgl P1Ch1C Actlxltlcs JV Baseball 10 JV Bxsketball 9 J V Foot ball 9 10 VlI'S1ty Football 11 12 Junlor Rlng Commlt fee 11 Bal hal a A Mackey Balb Actnltles Semor Play Prop ertles Comm1ttee Freshman Dance Commlttee Sopho more D '1 n L e Commlttee Jlll1lOI' D a n c e Commlttee G O Store Worker 1 2 3 4 sr' ff 1-if X dv 'Y f ,f i 4 ref... Rolene Macrlm Mac Act1x1t1es Thesplan Socxety 3 4 Thesplan Treasurer 4 Thesp1an Play 3 Semor Play 4 Honor So1cety 4 Stage C1 ew 3 4 Class Speaker 2 Chnstmas Play 3 N1ght of One Act Plays 2 Dramatlcs Club Jumor Prom Commlt tee Junlor Dance Commxt tee Thesplan Dance Com mlttee Kathleen McEnaneV ' Kathy Ac-t1x1t1es .IV Cheerleadlng 11, Varslty Cheerleadlng 12, Band Txurlel 12, G O Rep lesentatlxe 11 Dance Com mlttee 9 10 11 Forexgn Student Commxttee Tvurlxng Club 9, 10, Freshman Dav Commlttee, All State Band Comm1ttee All State Usher ette, Semor Play Usherette 'Nj ' ri: Loulse M Manfredo Lou Actlxltles D1I1C1I12 Club 9 Volleyball 10 Basketball 10 D 1 n c e Commlttee 10 12 Junlor Prom Commlttee W lppermn T V p 1 n g Staff I B M Co op Student Robert Mahler ' Mahl A1CtlXf1tl6S Intramurals 10 11, Dancmg Club 10, Check er Club 9 1 . . ll 'Y I4 ' ' Yl L - . 1 - ' . 1 . . . 3 , . . ' . . 1. 3 . , - I ' 1 L ., I 2 . ' , Y 1 . 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' ,K . ge... s-I P?tlllCl3 Mellow Pat A C t 1 x 1 t 1 e s Intramurals D111c1111, Club l 2 X 1111 ent lwlll pl11 vlllll ph Xr't1x1t1es J V Football 9 10 1l V'lTQltX Football 12 J V Bxseball 10 lm VV1ll1am S Mow U B1 Act1v1t1es G O B 0 o ste 1 Club 12 Jos ce A Neener Jowce ACt1x1t1es Nat1o11al HOllCJ Snuety 12 Operetta 11 All Counts B111d 9 11 Marchm and C0nCe1t B111d 9 ll L1 bran 11 lIlll1ITlLlI'3lS 11 28 Ga1y B McFall Gary Jo Anne Mlchalosky ACt1V1t19S JV Cheerleadmg 9 Jumor P10111 DeC0r'1t111q Comrmttee 11 G O Reprc 9CIltEit1WC 12 G O E11te1'ta1n ment Commlttee 12 H M S Pmafore 10 Mlkado l'ltQS of Penzance 11 Joseph Megna Joe Act1v1t1es J V Basketball Varslty Soccer Intramur a s Basketball Baseball Football Lasuence F Mohan Larry ACt1x1t1es J V Basketball Bas 1 V11s1tx Baseb1ll 3 'sul iff' 'rw' A 1 - 5, J 2 fl ..J0,, 11 ,. 3 I 1. ai: Jfzv. A -,ebitll 1, K2: lb ' : ' Q Pie A, ., .. .ua ll Robert E. Nichols Bob Activities: J. V. Football 102 Varsity Football 11. 12Q Archery Club 9. Albert Osten Albert Activities: Marching Band 9-113 Vis-ed Club 9, 103 Jun- ior Prom Committeeg Junior Dance Committee3 Senior Play Ticket Committee. Janis V. Ortman Jan Activities: Library Worker 1, 2, 33 Square Dancing Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1. Vincent A. Paino, Jr. Butch Activities: J. V. Footballg G. O. Manager 3: Intra- murals3 Varsity Football3 B.A.C.Q Operetta 11, 'S at 2 if Hilda Ly nn Palamatier Judy Activities G O Sports Pub licity Club 12 Robert F Pearson Bob Activities Soccer 9 Foot ball 10 Edu ard S Parsons Actixities J V Football 9 10 Varsitw Football 11 Sen ior Play Committee Peter E Peltz Pete Actixities Science Fair 11 Intramurals Card Club 9 Dramatics Club 10 Senior Dance Committee L A 3 l ii n .iEdu K .L A Q if . 'F as Y . K4 , :U ' Q - my wx ' 7 V i ix UVA.: 'V 1 T113--' .. 29 .- Q? X C' '-wif Joanne Pennueci ,Q Wai? 1 Daxid Petl ox its Dave Aetrxrties G O Represen tatrxe 12 Foreign Stuoent Committee 11 J V Football Stage Crew 12 Junior and Qenror Prom Committees Senior Pl rx Ticket md Prop Committee Dfince Commit tees 9 10 11 12 Freshman Dm Committee John Quackenbush Quaek Activities J u n 1 o r Prom Committee Footb 'all 9 Basketball 9 Y arsrtx Foot ball 12 HJ-on Activities: J. V. Cheerleading 113 Varsity Cheerleading 123 lunior Rin Committee 1lA uf lntramumls Robert S P191 ce Bob Aetrxrties Johnson Crtx High School 9 10 Football9 Glee Club 10 Choir 10 Penfield mittees 11 Current Ex ents Club 11 Junior Plas lntra murals Harriet E Recchra Aetrxitres Chorus 11 rfrtes or Penzance 11 Mov me bp Dax Talent Show 11 Anita Peilnir Anita Actrx ities I V Cheer le ldlll 10 11 X rrsrtx Cheer L ing 12 lntr rmurfils 0 Barbara J. Pepper --Barb Activities: G.O. Representa- tive 93 G. O. Dance Commit- tee 11A Intramurals 9 10 11 Junior Dance Committee James Pete' Jrmmx Transfer from Christopher Columbus H1 h School Bror x x . gg , , Q . . . , Q, I L -. ' K ' . . V . A. C K I 9, . 1 ': j . 'liz1cl- ,- 'g , , 1 I . '1 1 ' 1 . Qi . QW 11: Varsity Track. -11. 12: Central High 11: Dance Com- rf A cg M j - A ' 1 1 ' gg 1 - ft A - L'. . K - ' QA' I , I ,ga 4 A H 1-Ren . :Pi- : 1 3 K 1 f - - C K . 7 ' Y - ' v Y V A, - 30 .. IN ancy J Recchla Nan ACt1V1t1GS L e 1 d e r s Club Treasurer 11 Leader 10 12 All State Chorus 9 12 Dance Commlttees 9 11 Juruol Prom Commlttee G O Rep I'CSCI1tdt1V9 10 Chorus 9 10 11 M1k'1do 'md H M S Pm ifore All County Chorus 11 Vlrslty Sports 11 12 Por t1eo Sports Edltor 12 G O Dime Committee G O As semblv Commlttee 10 Pho toglaphy Club Treasurer 12 VV1ll1am Roberts Wllly Actlvltles Soccer 9 10 11 JLIYIIOI' Prom Commlttee Daud Rllex Daxe Actnltles J V Footbnll 9 Vxrsltx Football 11 12 Var S1 Baseball 11 12 Blsketbrlll 9 10 Varslty Blslxetblll 11 12 JV Base b1ll9 10 Class Pxes1dent9 V lrsltw Club ll 12 Moxmg Up Dax Sklt 10 Fugeue V Roclux ell Rocky Actlxltles G O Booster Club Squaxc Dancmg Club Soccer 9 Softball I l I If 62' ,K 9 if 1 .nw MAJ Chzules Ross E117 ftbeth Ann R3 ff Chuck L17 ACt1XltlQS V'1rs1ty Football Actlx ltles T r 1 n s f e r from 1111111 fer 12 F1 ench Club 10 Chustopher Columbus Hlgh School Whlle there G O Repx cseut luxe SSINICC Alde to Temchers Red CIOSQ Balbfua J Sanflllppo Dolls R Sanf1l1ppo Bobbl' ' Dorls Actlxltles Leaders Club 9, Actlxltxes G O Representa M1k8dO 10 tue 10 1NI1hZidO 10, Jumol Prom Comnuttee T ,' 4 ' , -1 S H H l. , H , . . V . . . Q gl -1 , c- 1 1 ' Q Z Q A' 1 . Q ' A L -' Q , ty if 4 , Q Q-,K - l I ' Z! 1 . I - ' 3 - - ' Z. Z 1 1 . , x - P ' : , , 1 . 3 ' : H C 4 1 . . . - Q Q y' , Q Y 1 1 I . 5' . ' ' , J . -, dw K . . , , - f . . ,,.,, ,, v ' ' V N.. 4 ' Q . . - Mft? Y' - ' ft ,gg ,f 92 . 1 ' ' ,f . 2 . ' C' ' YK .l - ,- ,, UV.. . . . - 1 i . Y. . I , . . , , .. . . . ' . . ., ' . - , Y 1 . 1 K ,X E S, K AC r .1 U .1 V H ' .f 4 . ' .i Z . .g, 3 ' ' . Y . Vx .,. , ' v . , V' ' W .. L . L ' QI ' ... Q ,l -It 1. - l. - H Rlchalcl Sp1elbe1ge1 R1ch Actutles Softball 10 Donald Stammer Don ACtlVlt1CS Freshman Class Speaker Qhop Club 9 Intra m II als 9 Freshman Dfw Commmee C O RGDICQCYI Tfvtlxe 10 X7'11Ql1Y Track 10 12 J V Football 11 J u n 1 o r Prom Cornmlttee 'Sports Ed1tor Wnppeufan 11 In rwmurals Jun1or Dfxnce Commlttec H111 Monutol 12 Senlor Plow 'XT Jklll Up Dag, SkltS 9 10 7' Danlel Spullmg Dan Actlx mes Intramurals O1 e Worker arlck Strlngham Van Act1x1t1es Plnafore 9 Mlk fldo 10 G O Representqtlve 10 G O Store Worker 10 Iunlor Dance P1rates of Penmnce 11 G O Vlce Presxdent 11 Edltor 1n Chxcf of Portlco 12 Honor SOClCtV Jacquehne B Schlag Jackle Af't1w1t1es Leaders Club President 12 Leader 9 10 11 12 xyllgltj Cheerleadmg Ciptun 12 Senlor Class Treisurer Usherette 12 Class P1es1dent 9 10 Jumor Prom Commlttec G O Rep 1CNOIltlllXC 9 NIOIIIUJT' 12 Freshman D13 Commlttce Patucla A Skellv Pat ACt1XlI1Q9 G O Qtore Work er B1 lxetbwll lntmmurals Volloxb 111 Intrimurils 2 xeirs Llbrslrx Woxlxer Shnley Ann Sclanna Shlrlev Actlxxtles Mlxed Chorus 9 M1k1do 9 Wuppermn Re pol ter 10 WQDDCTIIII Edltor 11 12 Pmafore 10 Lead ers Club 11 12 Junlor Prom Comnuttee Pxrates f Penzance 11 Vollexball 11 Mallene Spahn Marlene Actlxmes 1 Y Cheerleader 10 D1TlFll1'f Club 10 Cheer lQ'1Cll11g Club 9 C ud Club 9 ' l f :sg 0 ' : I . - : : ' 1' I . . ' 'Z I 1 1 ' . 1 2 ', f K ' L 1 1 ' . ' . K4 ' 'l . r 4 , . . . . V ' 4 I - I - Y I . - - ' . ' ' . K5 I . . . . , , , o ' . '7 . v , . . - , V . ' : 1 ' 1 1 l .1 L L Y . 1 ,Q , . W 0 1 Q2 V , ' 'M .1 yr H V- ' v' ' . V 1 ' .' ' . Y . . . . k ' a . I - - I 1 S ' 1 'Q 'I I 5 ew I ' g z . . -, C : z ' , v v 1 . ' v V 1 . ff ' .' -V ':- :..I'5 :vbiI :' 1195 Ip Q ,A if ' . ' 1 1 ' 1 ' S 4 .1 - vw 4- 3 , -gG.O. ST ' . Q 1 1 , ff! . V . . H vv :A vs ' . : . 1 - .f 3 . . . L L 'Q . : . . 5' : . . 1 g ,, . ' , - . 1 . .. ' ' 1 I 1 j ' , .1 I A - ' 1 5 . . . f ' Q 1 12- . t . 2 3 113 , . 1 1 ' ' 1 . ' . J: Bruce A. Stickter 4 .Dushn Activities: Poughkeepsie High School 9, 10, 113 J.V. Baseball 93 Varsity Baseball 103 J. V. Basketball 9, 105 Varsity Basketball 115 Jun- ior Prom Decorationsg Dance Committees 9, 10, 113 G.O. 103 Talent Show 10, 115 An- nual Play Ticketsg Varsity Club 105 Fair Committeeg Band 9' Advertising for G O Talent Show 10 11 Twirp Dance Decorations 10 11 John F Townsend John Activities Concert and Marching Band 9 12 Cards Club 9 Chess Club 10 .Q awww Marjorie M. Sutton A'Marg19 Activities: Dancing Club: Volleyballg Intramurals. Patricia A Vetter Pa Activities Volleyball 10 12 Hockey 10 12 Dancing Club dr 'wr' xv- Q fitf 1-gnu' 'lug William R Wagler Mole Activities Stage Crew 12 Operetta 9 10 Operetta Lead 11 Senior Play Sports Pub licitv Committee 12 All State Sectionals 11 12 County Choir 10 12 Peter H White Goy ernor Actixlties Librarv Worker 11 12 Chess Club 9 10 Y 1-5 Qfffi V Walter Weber Dutch Actixities Stage Crew 9 10 11 12 Thespiin Society 9 10 11 12 Varsity Baseball Manager 9 J V Football 11 12 Varsity Track 11 Junior Prom Decoration Committee Stage Managei 12 Bi ent Williams Brent Actix ities Varsity Soccer 9 10 J V Football 11 Varsity Football 12 Vaisitx Club 10 12 Varsity Track 1012 Class Vice President 11 An nouncement Committee 12 'Vlomtor 12 Class Skit 10 11 Ring Committee 11 Senior Play Committee Q , 1 ' ' L , . 3 - 9 . z ' 1 1 5 . 10. f I . Q ' I if M i 44 ri AL YY , , ' ' ' ' 1 5 ' .2 T j , , ff ' . . 1 . I 2 , K 8 ' ' .g M ' 'V ' g - . . 3 . . . , M ' ' , ' All- 3 ' ' 1 ' 'V -J . ' ' . . 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Roy L Young Roy ACt1Vltl6S N e W t o n Hlgh School 9 11 Marshall Squad 11 Cafeterla Momtor 11 Door Momtor 11 Stage Crew 9 Dance Commlttee 12 Donald V Bodeen Houdm1 ACtlV1tleS SCIENCE Falr 11 I Barbala Blcknell Flfle Act1v1t1es Cheerleadmg Club H1StOFlC3l C l u b Hlstorlcal D a n c e Comm1ttee all 1n Roosevelt Hlgh Lester A Pawson Possum ACt1V1t1CS Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Dancmg Club 10 Shop Club 11 Photography 12 Stlckball 11 34 Mary E Wlllams Lxz ACt1V1tl6S G O Booster Commlttee 12 M1k3dO 10 Four Acts Play 9 Plrates of Penzance 11 Junlor Dance James A Woodwell Woody Actxvltxes G O Presxdent 12 Class Presldent 11 Var slty Football 11 12 G O Representatlve 9 11 Vxsual Ed Club 9 .Tumor Rmg Comm1ttee S e n 10 r An nouncement Comm1ttee Betty Ann Wolfe Betty ACt1V1tleS Llbrary Worker 9 10 11 12 Junlor Cheerlead mg Club 9 Malgaret E Worthy Peg ACtlVlt16S Dormont Hlgh School 9 10 Roxborough Hxgh School 11 Cholr 11 12 Opportunlty Typmg 11 Varlety Show9 10 MUSICHIE 9 10 All State Sect1onal Chorus 12 i . . . ll ' ,Y At if . Z l I. . .. I . I y 9 ' 9 E , , 5 - , 5 , - I 11. Q Q I Y .. Y, .. ,, ' I . . . . . . . . ' . I U 5 ' 5 - I , 2 . .14 , J . - 9 I Z' ' - 5 ' Thespian Dance Committee Ai' ,M . . Q . I 4 . . 2 fi? 0' f W fw gl? . g ll FY 1- 71 , I . . . . Z . Z ' ?. . .Z Y I l I ' . I . ll ' '77 AA Y! 2 . . ' . .. I v Y . S 5 Z I I W+hPWhm+++Wthr+hWw'W++wWLm tr .www-'+hm++tWW++++++'p+Ww++++++F IPL-WFwW+++Fur++Ir+hr+++++++ IICZUHCS I C O CII! fl Sig . 4 l' + l 'P -H 'N -rl 'H 'I .gl , 'I 1 'Y q 'F 'Qi QA ,gm Semor ini Anthony Campilu Pres Patricia Damon and Mary Diesing Co Secretaries To ald the semor officers with thelr many respons1b111t1es we have devoted class advlsors Mrs Bam and Mr Brooks Although these two people have many other com mitments they always found the time to guide the Class of 1958 For this we are sincerely grateful Officers and Advisors Gordon Brown V1ce Pres Jacqueline Schlag Treas The semor class officers Tony Campilu President Gordon Brown VICE President Pat Damon and Mary Dxesing-Co Secretaries and They assumed the dutles of ordering class announcements and setting up the many comm1ttees for dances class night graduatlon and the gala Sen1or Prom Although the work at tlmes has been hard the re vuard in the form of a successful final year at W C S has been great 37 O O ,M X, . ex N T Jackie Sch1agQTreasurer, have had many responsibilities this ,year. . I 1 I ' . a . 1 ns' ef' ,.,-N Senlor CL ASS HISTORY Th1s year the semor class would l1ke to reflect upon lts most emoyable memor1es by relatmg to all of you our Class H1story We especlally treasure the followmg expe rlences whlch were as much a part of our four hlgh school years as were our academlc 3Ct1Vlt19S In 1954 we embarked upon a new adventure our en trance 1nto the myster1es of bemg upper classmen W vxvxdly recall our day of xmt1at1on the freshman day the day we performed all manners of stunts to our great hum1l1at1on 1n order to show our respect for the noble sophomores How lucky we were to have been the last class subject to these S3d1St1C forms of torture ' As sophomores we followed the trad1t1on of plant1ng our class tree on movmg up day In the same year that we followed thls standard tradltlon we also broke one by ordermg our class rlngs durlng the latter part of the sophomore year Th1s was done so that we mxght obtam our rmgs xn the early part of our .Tumor year as to enJoy them for a gl eater length of tlme ACKIVIICS In November and December of 1956 the entxre class worked 1ndustr1ously 1n order to make our .Tumor Prom held on December 7 one to long be remembered Thxs prom was not only a great success but for many w1ll al ways serve as a fond memory Agam the class outdld 1tself by showmg 1ts 1mag1nat1on and lngenulty when 1n March of 1957 the .Tumor Dance was presented At the thought of th1s dance we cant help but recollect the h1lar1ous floor show staged by the boys 1n the J umor Class Desplte the hustle and bustle of the begmmng of a busy year the Sen1or Class found tlme to devote 1tself to the Cur1ous Savages of the Sen1or Play Although th1s play ment dlrector Mr Navor the Senlors now feel It was well worth the effort lnvolved m makmg It the great success xt was We hope th1s short hxstory of our class has not only brought a sudden teehng of nostalg1a to the sen1ors but a feellng of the wonderful thlngs to come for the under classmenl ' ' ' '--.5 O U , , . , . - , , ll ,' 77 ' ' nearly caused the self-destruction of our beloved and emi- o . . . y j' , .Z s 1 K L. 1 Q 4 I 2 f MOST POPULAR Jackxe Schlag J1m Woodwell BIBT DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC Kathy MCEIIHHBY Nancy Recclua D011 Hickman Jack B1asott1 NICEST SMILE Ann Leonard Dave Petrovxts Who s Who MOST COURTEOUS Barbara DeMarco Gordon Brown MOST DEPENDABLE Patty Damon Gordon Brown FRIENDLIFST Rosemarie Koenig Joe Fusaro MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jackie Schlag Tony Campilii MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Leonard Van Strmgham BEST DANCERS MOST VERSATILE Judy Chamberlam Patty Damon Tony Campilu Jim Woodwell Who s Who NICET HAIR BIBT LOOKING Mary Hardy Kathy McEnaney Dmck Longx MOST TALKATIVE Karen Henzel Walt Weber CLASS CLOWNS Bltsy Chambers Brent W1ulamS NICEST EYES Gumy D1Sant1s Charhe Ross Don Hlckman O 1 :swim NW A mu-Sw? 3'eEzEi3 f4 HX. 1 1rCFffJ'lb'A ' N,-V sg ffkfix U DERGRADU TES ,..- w-K- TR Lffff mf l f., fx -294 13 xg JH' .Nf'wX'x.. ,-3 2-R 1 X 3-. -fx SET-'vm 'A'-ia - -FX-f-'N-5 ff .J FX '-7 AR- Q22 1- g 2551-1 fi J Qzilu, Z -43... 4,14 'RT f Z! 2.2 XZ? ' J unlors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS KL to rl Danny Houston Presl dent Joan Gadjos Secretary Martha D1es1ng Vxce Presxdent Jack Emery Treasurer HOME ROOM 203 Flrst Row il to rl J Kennedy R Taxt B Roe P Tlmbo G Kxllmer B Klump J Masterson S Ny man M Kerr Second Row T Palmatxer R Perry L Jaycox B Black E H1ll E Truax M Al bert J Jordan Third Row E HOME ROOM 218 First Row Cl to rl M Strobel F M0ra1t1s R Verzl E Benes P Cole H Hey G Pollock Second Row M VanZant S Forde D Elsenhart B L1nkey J Andresen D Taylor J Jenklns Third Row R Gutschnelder E VanAnden P Kovacs J Gllderseleeve M Von Borstel H Kluge J Parsons Fourth Row L Tonslng A Mc Cluskey T Berta J Husted P Hannigan J. Husted J. Berger' Fifth Row: J. Pigliacampi D. Houston. Stevens J Ambrege R Chase S Luty Lmge Fourth Row McKay L Moraltls Townsend R Rose Asaro SUD' Brouthers Green J Young V Farley D Knapp A HOME ROOM 233 Fu-st Row il to rl C Rublno L Latham R Atk1ns W Loos A Costa E D1Marco L Benedetto Second Row S Skavk1n W Wood A Whltaker R Lahey E Mul ford G Dearxng D Lockwood Thlrd Row W Masterson R Smyrskl P Collms D Petty L L1ttle M Paskey R Wh1te Fourth Row R Card G Foster J. Lahey R. Black R. HHFTIS T. Wetzel H. Bittenbender. HOME ROOM 252 Fxrst Row tl to rl F Losee J Rafaelle Y Pohto J Worthy J W11118mS B Pawson M A Cru sle Second Row A Pamo M Woxsm J Gadyos M A D1 Non no C Leo A RICCI P Maurer Thlrd Row W Epsteln L War ren J W1ll1ams J Martm C Spoerer P Cavaclnm A Yelgren Fourth Row R Smlth J Grosen Nevers E Henzler C Mahoney KITCHEN END OF CAFETERIA First Row ll. to r.l: P. Biasotti E Andresen, A. Smart, M. Mazochi E. Hyatt, D. Carwing Second Row: B. Armstrong, W. Hughes, S. Hut- man, S. Beckerleg, R. Pearson, K Schettinog Third Row: R. Boyce R. Fortin, F. O'Dell, M. Dethlefs R. Kalterg Fourth Row: R. Gov- erng J. Simmons, R. Allen, D Becker, G. Lutz, C. Albertson Fifth Row: J. Emery, C. Einolf, J Otto, H. Fisher. J umors beck. S. R0Qch,'R. Man Kleeck, DT HOME ROOM 242 Front Row il. to r.J: S. Mason, G. Sciacca, P. Cleary, R. Salvati, H. Castle: Second Row: A. Antoinelli, C. Plimlcy, E. Valachovic, R. Mon- teforte, J. Contrattig Third Row: S. Murphy, L. Dimon, L. Every, P. Podes, B. Miller, C. Sartorig Fourth Row: C. Erickson, C. Wesley, G. Christopher, J. Westerfield, J. Jes- sen, N. Hicks. Juniors HOME ROOM 246 First Row ll tor! E Touhey A Johnson B Wardell B Krlscka M D16SlIlg Second Row B Schultz D Wasmck K Otterbach V Knapp S D1L3DdTO Thlrd Row S Sedore E Lltz CLASS OI' FICEPS Top Row tl to ri Presldent V1n cent B3I1kOik1 Vxce President Davld Clarke Bottom Row Secre tary Nancy Macomber Treasurer Raymond Bocchmo The advlser IS Mrs Roberts Sophomores ,ff 3 HOME ROOM 210 Front Row ll to rl J Carr R Beck K Baker J Bermato P Berner P Benjamm 2nd Row J Baxley R Bocchmo L Berlnato M Camely C Bxasottl A Capas so 3rd Row G Case P Barnum P Barthel M Bonnersback J Bltalla B Balley 4th Row R Bolsover S Becker L Carver D Anderson R Booth D Allred 5th Row B B1asott1 S Carpenter H Boldrm W Brannan E Beck er A Burch J Bankosk1 Sophomores HOME ROOM 148 F1rstRow fl to rl K Fernekees M Fusaro P Golonka J Pallock M Eagan J Schwartz G Dough ty M Halpm Second Row O Farlello B Grace R Gall1 B Purhamus R Holt M Amberge M Fulmer P Eagan Third Row N Emolf P Glbney E Dz1ad1k S Farfaro B Garvan P Eck hert C Knlffen D Gunn Fourth Row F Edmond A Hardeman J Faulds T Faloon N Edstrom HOME ROOM 234 First Row il to rl D Wltte P Pease F Walsh M Walsh L Townsend S Weaver C Young E Welsh Second Row G Thorn ton J Taylor K Woodard P W11 cox J Tanner H Plerce P Vur Ch1O Thlrd Row M Nepfel J Van Voorhls R Wllllams S Sava Paol1ll1 M Welch Fourth Row F Toettcher C Uhl C Tactley G Perry A Way G Terralaverro J Palmer Flfth Row C Tuchol Skl R Warren M Cohen E Pas key HOME ROOM 140 Flrst Row ll to rl P Hewltt J Holt B Watson B Lopez K Kelly J Holt V Longbard J Fowler Second Row J Leonard B Bruno D Latham B Hen dr1cks V Scarch1ll C Helntzel mann D Hoag G Kmg Thlrd Row P Lopez T H1nkle D John son R Lmge J Lottl J Kmght L Horan M Laks Fourth Row R Jaycox K Knapp J Kerms B Houran H Krakower D Kxrby J Komormk Flfth Row L Helne mann R Worm S L1got1no F Jackson D Langdon E Kelley J Kehl . , .' , . 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' , . - - . . . . : V 2 HOME POOM 205 FlFSt Row il to rl B Matthews B Mencorarl U Powell C Isse lm B Myers G Wurm S Mc Curdy M Manfredo Second Row D Monaco B Morse L Scharfen berger N Moore A Wanson N Macumber J Mahan Third Row S Maurer J Morris J Mosher P Moraxrty B Planck E Mac Carthy K Yelmgren Fourth Row A Young G MacMullen B Phll hps J Macy P Olson G Mac Kensle K Maybaum Fifth Row B Mxtchell V Owen E MacSor ley J MacSor1ey B Olah HOME ROOM 142 First Row ll to rl F Ryff A Swan J Roarabaugh M S1lvestr1 H Stevens J Sm1th J Solotar S Stetler Second Row V Sclan na J Rlley D Relyea J Roberts D Sadler B Ravo E Paskey T Rhodes Thxrd Row A Schellen R1chardson E Salecker W Rel yea M Rambo Fourth Row P Schlueter W Ralche D Scofield J Rosso R Pagnucco D Spur hng B Stengal Fxfth Row E Seabloom F R1cc1 C Straley W Meehan B Sprmgsteen S Cohen HOME ROOM 127 Fu-st Row tl to rl L Dlx S Seely R C1v1tano M C1r1llo R Pagharo H Delaney L Cecch1n1 N Clausen L Cohen Second Row R Cservak A DeMarco S Clark L Chamblee R Davxs D Corrx gan B Dangerfield J Cerone P Congdon Thlrd Row M Clear C Dean D Davley W D1Landro M Conary J Crum K Chatlos V Owens R Cuchelo Fourth Row P Cooper L Detmer G D1Camb1o R Owens J Best J Chase M Darrow D Clarke Sophomores l . L ' . . , . , . ' 7 ' 1 ' 7 ' - , - 1 - . , . , . - 1 ' 1 ' 3 ' l ' 3 ' . , . , . ' . - I - . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' ' . ' 1 v ' 1 ' . , - , . ' . . ' - 3 : . - berg, R. Secchla, J. Parker, P. 3 ' I ' - . . , . , - , . , . , . ' ' . ' a . . . , . , . ' 1 ' U . . - J , . , .. . CLASS OFFICERS Top Row tl to ri Vice President Joyce Eckert President Gary Brown Bottom Row Treasurer Mabel Frascatti Secretary Linda Rogers The adviser 1S Mr Dona hue J' rf i' STAGE END OF THE CAFETERIA First Row fl to rl A Duquette K Dlafenia G Wolfe J Jamison M Tanelh P Losee D Austin Rankin R Sidote F Fanelh L Geer E Croom Third Row E McCloskey R Russell A Crudele T Muller W Atklns T Jordon Fourth Row R. Sickler J. Cham- bers V. Ogden. HOME ROOM 144 First Row il. to r 5' G. Walsh J Palmer R. Lieberman C. Mor- aitis P. Scianna K. Peterson M Rose' Second Row K. Kennedy S. Ossenkop S. Sausser T. Uhle G. Choate B. Pinckney P. Emery- Third Row: K. Anderson R. Men- coneri E. Smith J. McCurdy F Kennedy N. Brinkerhoff P. Tom- linson' Fourth Row R. Jones R Moore R. Planck G. Brown M Katowski J. Scofield M. Dos' Hfth Row: G. Doughty R. Ohler- king A. Soderman. Freshmen Q. . 4. F., 2 r U gy . - 5 ' 4 ff I I I I W' ' x ' . . : . , X xl , X .' ,. ' by second Roxy: Davis, R.. Lee, Fy. , , 5 N so , '. ' 5' 5 z' 1 1 E ' K. l I Q 1 . , Y uw Y ! lirrfg Z x 5 Gt , , , v , l ' , , I , HOME ROOM 218 Frrst Row tl to rl L Morse C Ackert A Orsett1 J Contrattl B Wetzel M Spezzo S Nlemcyk Second Row J Woolhexser B Clarke S Woodm M Merke J Tolson M DUBOIS D Chatterton Thnrd Row B Llaverla D Zeller P Ferrara W Maney B Hmkle D Whxte Fourth Row G Beutel K Damanda B Hustxs P Csz1 mar L Northrop W Warren J Buckley Flfth Row J Manos L Morey S Van Berkmoes C Way C Baldw1n J Vlksne HOME ROOM 132 Flrst Row tl to rl J Varcne W Muccl J McVe1gh R Gushlaw W Ior1 B Janson C Dressler G Branson Second Row H Hagen ah 0 D1 Marco J Pullen J An derson J Powers C Baul C M Smden B Baker H Davls B Brockway N Wlttels C Ghckert J Hughes G Walton Fourth Row M Mead P Helfrlch G Johnson P Cralg J Sokol P ODe1l J Townsend B Sehgman Fifth Row J Blrch W S1p1la A Tal lakson HOME ROOM 204 Flrst Row tl to rl H Pragor J Frledman S M11l1gan H Post M Alello D Damanda Second Row C W11son E ReCCh1a D McKen na D Moraltls V Stevens B Ad ams G Selfts Third Row J Pul len R Jones L Rogers E Beyer I Terralavaro T Taxt F D1 Gregor1o Fourth Row J Dlez R Slayton D Karan P Smden R Anderson F Roberts Freshmen ' . l. : . ., . , . , - , , - : I , . , . U , . , . , . , Z 1 ' : . , . . , . : 5 . . . , . , . I' l ' 5 ' I ' 5 ' : . , . Y I ' Y ' I . , . . ' , . U. : . , . . , . , . , . 5. U : . - , . , . , . Merritt, D. Paskeyg Third Row: . - , . . , . .I , . Y ' D ' 1 . , . 1 5 : , . , - . , . , . ' ' . ' .. : . , . . , . , . , . ' , . 3' : . . , ..' , . ' , . 8 , . , . - , . 5 : . - 7 ' 1 ' 'I ' .D . , 1 , .u - ' g : I , . 1 ' l ' I ' Flrst Row tl to rl B Begor N QU3ttFOC10CCh1 C Nevers S Mac Llveen R Crawford J Beutel P Pray D McCluskey N Chatlos Second Row R Shultz N Kubsch J Dahl1n D Puhcano N Keegan K Ingersoll G Jackamonls B Nyman Thnrd Row W Desorm1er J Eckert M Renwantz B Kmck erbocker A Knowlden L Jaycox J Newhall Fo1u'th Row T Smlth F Jacobson A Vogel E D01 finger A Morrrs W Mackey J Van Wagenen F D1Berto Fifth Row G Engelhardt R Bastron G Faerber HOME ROOM 250 First Row ll to rl J Maouall A Rabldou L A Schnelder K Ter ralavaro J Fernandez H Corey E Marmo D Coy Second Row K Hess K Wlulams J Payne J Brower D M1cho1osky D D1 Glandomenxco A D1 Gre orxo B A Sandell S Brown L Smlth B Wllcox D H111 H Ossenkopp L Schueler Fourth Row V Went worth D Fogerty P Darrow J Ryan J Zeole S Laub J Tom lmson Flfth Row D Caccamo E Brandl T Dyroff R Ferland HOME ROOM 236 Flrst Row tl to rl A M Guar 1no P Hammond R Roarobough P Ashwood V Eagan J Frank N Amberge M Mayer Second Row P Damon M Frascatl T W1ll1ams G Gaston T Rogers G Wendell J Manno D Driscoll Third Row J Cservak L Pep per D Palmatler D Van De mark J Ammelounx R Fxsher Fourth Row S Albertson P Best C Gardner A Jackson K Mcln tosh T Kornbreck C Rumph Flfth Row L Burger C Black burn C Plotzky R Chrlstopher D Dutcher E Pelet1er Freshmen ' - . . . . , . v ' 1 ' - , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . Z I - , . , . , . ' v ' y ' 1 . 1 ' . , . . , . v 1 y v - v ' 7 ' 1 ' , - S : . , . , . , . . , . ' . - , - , ' 1 1 . , . , . . , . , . , . 9 ' D ' - , - 3 . - Van Kleekg Third Row: G. Irw1n, . . , 1 - v - 1 - ' , . . , . . . : . . - . , - 3 . , - , - 3 ' - . . , . I ' Y ' - , . . . 3 . . , . , . - , . , - : . , - : . , . . CLASS OFFICERS Top Row ll. to r.J: Secretary, Don- na Leach: President, Pamela Van- derpoelg Bottom Row: Treasurer, Judy Mohan: Vice-President, San- dra Smyrski. The adviser is Mrs MacAndrew. Eighth Grade 11942-?BW495f 'inf' HOMF ROOM 243 First Row fl to rl D Danko M Kennedv R Van Vlack Second Row T Scrner M McCabe K Dlehl C Van Ullet J Schoelfield E Dadonna Thlrd Row D Coch lane W Babcock S Saverlv A Bowles .T Dllworth S Sclanna P Cole Fourth Row S Knapp K Holt L Gibbs A Townsend G Napolean T Van Swearmgen P Holt Fifth Row L Pa71er W Mlt chell K Orzden K Wllllams R Paschal T Fr1che J Tucholskl HOME POOM 213 First Row tl to rl A Fmedman S Sclanna L Frledman D Sabla Second Row B Bruce G Dxaferla J Soares .T Mohan S Furnarl V Van de Mark C Starr Thlrd Row S Hartmann R Caru so D Leach R Relssler C Are no C Dutcher A Cannela Fourth Row H Farley R Ostero A Dlttmar G Del Bocclo R Bosch L Alphonse R Bagnall K J l . ' y . ' ,W , . .Ma 9 Z I E u I 1 . ' A Q . G I W u V M M g . .. u. j f-5 f' My ,L wright, B, Atkins, R. Perlini, D. 5 R . - ,n - , . ,QV 1 Y 4 Af T , . . , . I . , . - . ,'. -- ' I. . V '.. . U , . , .ag V, ' - Y ' ,,v,?,,' fji . . . . fag-' X ff' I -r , ff '.1 fill'-. 4 HOME POOM 219 Flrst Row tl to rl G Eagan D Jlllnd C Quattroc1och1 F Man fredo G Cfur P Bud:-11 J Alber Second Row G Owen M Stork 'D Spun er F Palazzo J Sxckel C Hme J Ormsby J Tulacz Third L 0 S NiJ1Sldd A Saleck Cl If M1e1zxx1 I Swank R Bar tlewn B Poltnoy J Bushee Fourth Ron J F1scher J Dol fngex J Zett L D1Landro J Bwldmn R Roback H Scott HOMF POOM 253 Fnrst Row tl to rl D Parslow S Rlmbo E M1ller D Hall J A Second Row J Lamoree D Vur C1110 C Cmmer E Brownlow P Nostrfmd R Corrlgan J McGro in Thlrd Row E CZ1V3CCll'l1 D l'mt'1l'1 P Verzx G Goldmg G Kltt P Maurer L Auffarth Fourth Row J Caswell R Con rad J Crwwford F Bechtold R Alto R Petrov1ts Elghth Grade HOME ROOM 141 Flrst Row ll to rl L Burgaz Z011 B Wescott J Welch J Hughes M Sramek E Hunt C Wllllams S Every Second Row D Kelly V Smlth W Demon L Fenney T Rlchman J Smlth B Gervalo Thxrd Row J Mc Cartney W Mekeel M Chapman T Johnson R Denton P Hagan Fourth Row D Bell J Lasko J Hyatt L Cassxdy M Cherey R Rrocone Fifth Row W MOSh16F R Buck K Chrmlan W Hetzner O , . L I - ' . .. , . K 4 4 I r y . ' , - 1 ' , - y - 2 E ': . , . , 1 . ' if . . , . , . . . , . 5 a .. ' , . - 1 1 ' v v, . - L . 1 . , . ' 3 . , f ', . g ': . , . - 1 ,j . . . , . 1 7 . . , . . 4 'L Droney. P. Abromowltz, L. MOFFISQ 'z . , . - J Q - 'K 1 - o - ,N I - - 1 . ' ,T . ' . ' ' D. , . . . . vt. 1. L. . u - 1 . 4 . , 1 ' , . , . I! ' 7 ' Y Y ' 7 ' 9 ' ' - 0 v ' 7 ' . , . , . . , . , . . 5 : . - , . . , . - , - y - 2 3 - , - , , - , - Y 3 : . E1ghth Grade HOME ROOM 113 Flrst Row ll to rl R Greco Teator T Spler R DeS1mone Terralavaro Second Row Scott E Vogel W Wawlk Beneway A A11 Third Row Flsher J Clark R Terralavaro W Myers L Crowell Fourth Row L Geer H Post H Buck ner T Slocum SUUJUP-171 HOME ROOM 159 Fxrst Row ll to rl P Guttman K Koemg R Rymph P Hemmg way R Cermgha J W1lk1ns Sec ond Row S Syrskl J Rawson A Stmkamp M M1ller D Walsh C Roe Third Row C Daudson R W1llens C Hertzel Z Sever ance H Snook G Segzettx C Sweats Fourth Row U Vehng P Vanderpoel P Hanlm Rah km F Buckley C Watts D Walsh Fifth Row N Urguhart R Chambers S Conary D Coop HOME ROOM 130 Flrst Row il to r? J Baldwm M Bergman L Strlppel J Doml mcus B Farley C Mehan A Pol lack Second Row P Montegarl G P1erce R Howell B Dolan G Noto M Brugman Third Row C Hampe S Mekeel K Stammer E Smlth L Keeley R Daruels S Bomersbach Fourth Row M Eck C Welch J Wood R F3155 R D1Lorenzo D Harlow T Pas key Fifth Row O Peterson D Anderson M Banyard I u . . I . , . , . , . ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' . . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 . ' - 1' , , . . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . 1 - - 1 . r., . , . , Q. -' , . , . , . 1 - - 1 . , . , . ' . . . . . , . , . - , . , . , . - , . . - 1 - 1 - 1 . ' . , . , . . , . , . . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . ' 1 - - 1 , . . ' . . . . . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 - 1 f 1 . , . , . . , . , . - , . . 1 1 Seventh Grade 'VN- HOME ROOM 201 Front Row il to rl J Budal D Sprmger F Costa I P011tO Dolfinger Second Row R Wllcox B Worm P Scofield R Husted C Bruner N Desormxer Third Row M Morr1s T Chamblee T Iltz L Berg P Erlckson S Frost Fourth Row H L1nes C Sprmgfleld R Nxessen C Mc Donough P McNe1l S Cox J M1lner Flfth Row J Palge R Anderson J Flemmlng N Nlppe R Ronveaux S Jaycox HOME ROOM 110 First Row tl to rl G Matthews R Cook M McGrath Second Row B Lutklns J Kernaghan E Lambert R Rlchardson J Butler J Asher R Shuttls Third Row N Sanford K Sheffield S Lahey T Hagen G Anderson K McDermott D Mxchelson Fourth Row R Molloy N Mueller J Llander S Mlchalosky H Lock wood I Kahara Fifth Row A Weber F Thornton J Pendleton C Delaney A Barbato D Sterltl Tn-'2?' CLASS OFFICERS Top Row il to r J Presldent Burt Barger Bottom Row V1ce PFESI dent Francxs Lahey Treasurer Karen Olson The adv1ser IS Mr V1glott1 M1SS1Hg from pxcture IS Secretary Thomas Croshler . . . . . , ' ' ' - '- , , , ' l' X , , 'K '7 E' rg . . , . , . , E. Y ' ' 1 . . . 1 . 1 . , . , . . , . , . v v y . ' ' . . , . , . . , . , . 7 ' v ' - . . 3 . . . . . , . . HOME ROOM 101 First Row ll to rl G Smden S Lopez L Wetzel C Moyer K Raitio J Lau B Poti E Meyers Second Row J Kegan S Glickert J Perusse C D1 Giacomo G Hart G Pease B Markus P Kotowski Third Row C Hardy M Dougherty M Durham P Doran J Pray J Thew J Mon aco Fourth Row M Doty L H Touhey R Ziegler D White HOME ROOM 102 First Row ll to rl K Mullahey M Cservak R Portney F Lahey S Moore R Johnson B Pollock Second Row B Fitzpatrick K Straley D Dietrich P Lawler R Decker M Peet M McEnaney Third Row D Walker G Roz bora W Young P Menconeri J Welch A Rankm V Crum Fourth Row. P. D1Nonno C. March S. Lippert S. Johnson D. DiCambio. HOME ROOM 104 First Row fl. to r.J. D. Berinato T. McGinn S. Diehl P. Ainsworth G. Gerstenfeld, M. Zdiuch, R. Mil- ler, B. Cameron, Second Row: D. Caccamo, C. Kernaghan, J. Scism, M. Cauda, J. White, B. Bailey, F. Glenn, D. Wade, Third Row: D. Bushnell, J. Wright, N. Collins, W. Smith. J, Buckley, M. Kozlarek, L. Bicknellg Fourth Row: J. Tra- vis, L. Arnold, A. Romano, D. MacMullen, M. Costa, W. Mc- Grath, T. Croshier. Seventh Grade Colgan, R. wiuiagrfs, Af Froehlich, HOME ROOM 202 Flrst Row fl to rl G Carter J Chamberlaln R Van Pelt B Dauley R Montague W McCord R Cary Second Row J Warren C Lamentla M Clark T Lakoskl R Callahan R Ogden K Secor D Goodemote Thlrd Row R Sa belllco P Secor K Olson W Luty J Bentel D Church111 E Wood Fourth Row G Scherele I Brooker J Albrecht J Every M Stevens E Mead T Wood Seventh Grade HOME ROOM 1 13 First Row ll to rl T Johnson D Puclno J Matechka R R1ch ardson Harry Shaw Second Row E Tu1l1s L Warren J DeMond R Bureh, M O Brlen HOMF ROOM 106 Front Row ll to r I M Hustls W Ryff E Gower F Beck S Cuch elo J D Angelo M Andrews Allen O SZlg6tl W Foster A Bruce M Sorce R Scofield Thnrd Row K Schne1der C Re1n itz G Bohlmger D Dean L M1t chell G Soderman J Henderson Fourth Row R Mlller K Stru ley B Barger Q Groenwegen R Foster R Schlueter Fifth Row M MBth1SOD D Iflll D Fulmer . .: . , . Q , . , . . 3 : . , . , , , . , . , . , - . . g : . - , . , . , - I 3 - , J. . - - - Y, , . , . , . ' . . - O v - 1 Second Row: K. Hinkle, M. Van : . ' , . '- . , - v - : A ' , - v - I : . , . 1- ', . , . , . , . 3 : . .: . , . , . , . - ,I : 2 - , - Y - , , . 3 Yvgfj ' -f fm J 1' we ,S?i:f3' ffzglw fm ga Y ,jr -f ' .Amin , Yz' viii f1v.QN,:9? 1- 5 3 up ..,., . X 4, qw., ,.,,,, , T : S 'C' f 'i PF , rx 9 Xxx ,,n,..-no-vf xl 'Y ,.....v 55 'df' 1 m 1 'nw , 1 Q Ad, F? .sf-V' s Q y -,, If f X ACTIVITIES First Row Van Strmgham Ed1tor ln Chxef Second Patrlcxa Damon Picture Edxtor Roy Boyce Pho Row Mr Caccamo Art Advisor Mr Smlth Llter tography Edxtor Hedy Egle Art Edxtor ary Advlsor Mr Edgar Busmess Advxsor Portlco The edxtors and staff of this year s Port1co have worked long and hard to g1VE you the student body a book to enjoy There were many problems to overcome the selectlon of a cover the type of prlnt to be used and the layout of the book all took much thought and 1mag1nat1on However at last all the plctures were taken the art1c1es wrxtten and the fimshed product was eagerly awa1ted YQ 4 i My PORTICO LITERARY AND ACTIVITIES PORTICO SPORTS STAFFS STAFFS L to rl Row 1 M Goyette N Recchxa G1r1s L to ri Row 1 B Berger Llterary Edltor V D1 gg5tgrEg1gov:,2GE Egigghovlc J Faulds T Campllu Santls Act1v1t1es Ed1tor Row 2 D Eaton R Mac 62 rm1 B Barnes A Brown PORTICO TYPING STAFF PORTICO BUSINESS STAFF QL to rl L Latham F Egenberger G Scxacca IL to rl Row 1 B Krlska P Podes S Becker R Monteforte Edltor E McCarthy K Hess Row 2 V Went worth M Dethlefs B Hendr1cks S McDermott M Cheney Portlco Of course the ed1tors and staff members were not so energetlc as to do nothmg but work Seven edxtors attended the Natlonal Yearbook Conference at Columbla Un1vers1ty m New York C1ty th1S year It was a two day tmp lectures desxgned to a1d edxtors mn producmg super1or books were attended These focused prlmarxly on such subjects as financmg layout and edxtmg The staff gave a dance 1n March of th1s year and a very successful Food Sale was held 1n November Now at the end of th1s busy year we proudly present th1s book to you hopmg It Wlu brmg you much emoyment and many happy memones ln the years to come 63 Front Row ll to rl Rosemarie Koenlg Vxce President Ada Smart Treasurer Back Row James Woodwell President Bar bara DeMarco Secretary Front Row Il to rl Mr E Cham berlam Mr M Hochmuth Back Row Mr W White Mr S Ka mmski General 0fg2H1Z3tlOH Th1S year S General 0I'gan1ZHf10n under the 1e3deI'S1'11D of President Jim Woodwell Vxce President Rosemarie B b r DeMarco tried to establlsh a New Look 1n 1tS act1v1t1es Koenig Treasurer Ada Smart and Secretary ar a a The year E01 Off to H good begmnmg WIT-n the e1eCi10n of 84 enthusiastic homeroom representatives The oflicers declded to spht this year s Council 1nto two bodxes the Semor High and the Junior High Councils Wlth each d1Vl S1011 devoted solely to helping the Daft of f-he Student bOdy it represented However the two sections would still meet together for the purpose of effectlng general business The combined Council successfully mltlabed many new ideas examples of which are reduced the price of the G O card Wlth 1ncreased benefits resulting ln 5596 sales a free dance for G O members which this year featured the Tri Tones and a Record Hop glven entirely for the Jumor H1gh Besides these changes which were put 1I1t0 effect other annual programs were adopted A GO Momtorial Board was 1nst1tuted whose members served as corridor monitors and who supervised hall traffic dLu'1ng class 110'-1!'S In an eff0ft to enC0UI'age more school SP1r1t the Council chartered a Booster Club whlch has worked all year to promote more support for Wappmgers Central s athletic teams As a chmax to their very successful year they sponsored a dance in the latter part of March which was greatly enjoyed by all The G 0 also spon sored a very enlightening Foreign Student Program In order to increase interclass competltlons and to have an effective method of rewarding outstanding G O representatives a new Awards System was devlsed The awards which were presented at a spec1al G O assembly were given to the class which achieved the top score 1n the followmg three fields per cent of card sales care of 1tS campus area and Moving Up Day skit-and to those de serving students who have earned awards This year has been a very successful one for the G O and much of the cred1t belongs to its excellent faculty adviser Mr Stanley Kam1nsk1 This year s foreign students Rina Thom from the Union of South Africa and Omar Boury from Morocco' These G. 0. Store workers and custo- mers are ll. to rl' W. Meehan S. Di- Landro H. Bitten- bender M. Paskey R. Secchia. -54- Senlor Hlgh G O Front Row tl to rl E Andresen V Powell S McCurdy J Michalosky Second Row R Tait M Conary K Fernekees L Carver L Every P Pease E LltZ Third Row R Relyea R Lahey B Denton J Fusaro A Campilu D Petrovits R Turner L Morey D Houston Junior High G. O First Row fl to r D. M Ingraham, J Hughes, R Miller, C Bruner, E Marino C Quattroclocchi, C Davidson, S Scianna, Second Row J Crawford, M Cheney. A. Knowlen, L. Rogero, K. Kennedy, B. Smith, B, Funari, V. Vander- markg Third Row: J. Rawson, P. Menconari, T. Moser, J. Zett, G. Brown, J Brown, J. Wood, R. Paschal, R. Russell, R. Slaytong Fourth Row: I. Town- send, P. Czmar. N. Quattrociocchi, L. Morey, V. Crum, J. Cservak, R. Demis- mo, T. Terralaverro. The group is shown after the induction ceremonies in the all. Honor Society Front Row il to rl P Damon A Smart A Brown Second Row J Neener J Chamberlain Secretary B Barnes President M Von Bor stel Treasurer R Koenig Third Row R Macrim J Westerfield A Leonard J Jenkins H Egle B B ger Fourth Row J Andresen R Smyrskl J Plghacampi D Houston Vice President V Stringham J Woodwell With Barbara Barnes to lead it and Miss Gurney to guide it the National Honor Society at W.C.S. has not only maintained its position as the top academic group in our school but has also established itself as an active organization. For the first time in its history the Honor Society has published a rragazine com- posed of the outstanding creative accomplishments of students at Wappingers. The magazine is an attempt to stimulate the creative talents of all the students in our school. The entire society hopes that the magazine will be carried on in the years to come and that eventually it will become a Wappingers annual. On May 3 the twenty-two members of the society ventured to New York to see the Broadway show Bells are Ringing starring Judy Holiday. A very enjoyable time was had by all. It is hoped that next year a greater number of students will receive the highest lggnortythat can be attained at W. C. S.-that of being inducted into the National Honor cle . -65- Thespian Society First Row ll to rl A Brown Scrlbe R MRCTIDI 'Treasurer D Eaton Presldent Mr Navor Dlrector B Barnes V1ce Presldent B Berger Secretary A Leonard Second Row P Damon B Denton W Wagler W Weber D Stammer V Strlngham R Pagnucco R Koemg M1SS1I1g from plcture T Camp1l1 H Egle S Sclanna R Harrms The Natlonal Thesplan Soclety of whxch our Troupe 373 IS a member IS a drarnatlc SOC1ety obtammg 1ts members from the ranks of those who have partlclpated ln an outstandmg way 1n plays operettas and other fields of the dramatlc arts Thls year and last the Soclety has presented 1tS own play last year Seven Keys to Baldpate a farclal melodrama and th1s year I-hgh Ground Both productlons were a success to the evldent pleasure of the Soclety members Th1s year the group attended a theater workshop 1n the form of a play ln New York C1ty The trlp was greatly enjoyed and was found to be very helpful m teachlng stage techmques and makeup ldeas It IS hoped that more of the Student Body w111 take an mterest ln dramatlcs whether xt be IH the field of actlng or work behlnd the scenes The Socxety IS young as yet but glopes and mtends to grow and learn Congratulahons for the fine work done by thls oup 67 P. 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Mrs Roberts 1S p1ctured here shakmg hands w1th Ralph Mr Hannan Mrs Agnew and former PTA Presldent Bellamy the star of Sunrlse at Campobello durlng the Ronald Brown are shown w1th the wlnners of the P T A xntervlew that followed the play scholarsh1ps More and more each year the Wappmgers Parent Teachers Assoc1at1on works m greater conJunct1on w1th the student body Last year five students from each of the top three classes plus the wmners of an essay contest were treated to a day ln New York The students escorted by Mr Hannan Mrs Mxtchell Secretary of the P T A and Mr Brown Presxdent attended the afternoon performance of the wonderful play The Dlary of Anne Frank Agaln th1s year the hlghest ranklng students 1n the top four classes were rewarded for thelr academlc achievement by gomg to see Sunrlse at Campobello the superb play about Franklm Delano Roosevelt The matmee was followed by an mterestlng talk wxth the star of the show Ralph Bellamy and d1nner at Chumley s m Greenwxch V1llage Each Movmg Up Day the P TA presents a scholarsh1p to the most deservmg students Last year Al B1d well Roxanne Kenney and Llena Vlcksney were the rec1p1ents of these scholarsh1ps In March of th1s year a Sc1ence Fair was sponsored by the P T A A tremendous success last year the faxr proved to be an even greater one th1s year Apprommately 300 students part1c1pated 1n the farr and rt was a great stlmulus to those mterested gli any phase of scxence Many students also took part III the hobby show g1ven by the P T A ln the early part of IS year Great pra1se IS due to the P T A for the wonderful mterest they have taken m the emu-e student body W thank the organ1zat1on for makmg us a part of them JIIFUL 'QW' Jxmrner Leonard and Danny Karln were two of the Grand The hobby show was a wonderful 1dea and certalnly a Prxze wmners 1n the Sclence Falr 68 success for the P T A Wapperlan IL to rl Mr Mc Alduff Advxsor Mrs J Prout Busx Front Row fl to rl Barbara Dutcher Typmg Edxtor ness Advxsor Ann Leonard Edltor 1n Chlef Mxss C Shxrley Scxanna Feature Edltor Ada Smart Assocxate Bunshaft Advlsor Ed1tor Barbara DeMarco News Edltor Back Row Don ald Stammer Sports Edltor Under the gmdance of Mr Mc Alduff faculty advlsor and the able leadershxp of Ann Leonard Edltor m Chxef our school newspaper the Wapperxan has thrxved and Hourxshed 'dns year The most alert reporters 1n the school have ferretted out all the news thats fit to prxnt and made every Item front page school hlstory In add1t1on to supplymg us w1th all the news of the school the Wapperlan staff has presented us w1th good edltorlals and entertalned us wlth the many wonderful feature artlcles each month The Date Mate and Not able Blrthdays columns are Just two of the perennxal favorltes In March of each year the edltors of the Wapperlan make thelr annual pllgrxmage to New York and the three day Columbxa Press Conference Last year our line paper won a first place award The student body of Wapp1ngers Central smcerely thanks the edltors and staff of the Wapperlan for the fine Job they have done ln keeplng us lnformed of all school act1v1t1es L to rl Janet Berger Regma Ta1t Patrlcia Kovacs WAPPERIAN BUSINESS STAFF Sittlng fl to rl N Macomber M Van Zant M Strobel Busmess Manager J Parker Standmg J Frank C 69 PlotzskyJ Parsons D Drlscoll A Bentley . 1 ' . 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Gallery Club On Floor L Carver On Couch tl to rl R Fortm E H111 B Lmkey S Cochran Standing Mrs Orlando J Westerfleld J Jordan J Grosenbeck S Sedore B Clark T Berta J Leonard Mr Wolfson R Fort1n B Lmkey and S Cochran work on the Gallery Club bulletxn board Organxzed 1n the fall of th1S year was the Gallery Club whose purpose IS to foster an lnterest 1n serlous drama Smce September the twelve members of th1s club have worked dlhgently establlshmg the orgaruzatxon per manently at WCS A tea was glven at the begmnmg of the year and anyone xnterested 1n the Gallery Club was mvlted to attend In December at Open House the club d1s played a show case prepared by Lyn Carver and alded the Engllsh Department w1th 1tS proJect for the hobby show The members took advantage of the Vassar Experlmental Thea tre by attendlng The Wxnters Tale and Ant1gone two plays presented by the col lege Three Sp6C13l student showlngs of R1Ch ard III Romeo and Jul1et and Jullus Ceasar were made poss1ble because of the efforts of the Gallery Club Although there were no act1v1ty per1ods for a part of the year the club managed to follow 1tS prevlous schedule of meetlng Mr MCAl duff lectured on the Greek Theater at one gathermg and Mrs Adams d1scussed the Med1eval Theater at another Th1s club has served as cultural and 1ntellectual mot1vat1on to those mterested 1n the theater It IS cer talnly a worthwhile organxzatlon and to Mrs Orlando and Mr Wolfson we extend our con gratulatwns for seemg that a club such as th1s eX1StS Booster Club 9,-. .,rxs ' Seated tl to rl Mrs Adams P Dolfinger J Jessen J Wxlllams E Andersen J Ortman B Dutcher M W1ll1ams A Manos D Chambers Standlng W Kotowsl-u E Rockwell R Mowry R Foley R Husted A G1bson A newly formed and worthwh1le organ1zat1on th1s year 1S the Booster Club As the name 1mDl1ES the purpose of thls club IS to boost school sp1r1t The first project they undertook was the constructlon of the Wappmgers I dlan Wh1Ch now 1S seen at all games The Indxan was named V1c as a result of a con test sponsored by the Club In March of th1s year the Internatxonal Bandstand was pre sented by thxs club and certa1nly was a great success Hats off to the Booster Club for pro motmg good sportsmanshlp and fine spmt evldent at all 1nterscholast1c games 71 Flrst Row tl torl Mr F'1'l sma B Sprmgfield M Sm den M Clear R Smyrskl R Pagnucco G Jackanmo n1s W Weber Second Row M D1es1ng H Recchxa B Planck F Egenburger V Longbard B Dangerfleld J Lmge P Worthy V Austm Third Row A Pamo S Hauver J Pollack E Rec ch1a J M1chae1osk1 J Schlag G Case B Morse J Swcartz Fourth Row D Taylor H Davls G Thor ton P Maurer E H111 P Stevens J Solotar J Smlth D McKenna S Ne1msyk Flfth Row K D1afer1a D Hoag J Blrch K Chrm1an C Post C Wesley L Morse Chorus The members of the chorus are talented and busv people They entertam us and many vxs1tors at the Open House Program and at concerts They too have taken part 1n the All State MUSIC Festxval We know that these people work hard for perfectlon for lt IS many an elghth perlod that we have been entertamed by them rehearslng ln the tower ' Front Row ll to rl D Jxl hard J Eagen L Paz1er D Cochrane P Bramowltz R Conrad E Hunt Second Row C Quattro G Carr M L Stork S Hartman U Ve lmg N Urquhart R Cham bers G K1tt B Gervallo S Sclanna L Feeney J Dro ney Thlrd Row J Baldwm F Mlerzwa J Mohan D Leech G Goldmg S Bo mersback J Swank M A Rymph L Bargozolh V Vandermark B Furnarl Fourth Row J Hughes T Johnson D Bell J McCart ney H Von Borstel . . 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 . , . 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' 1 - 1 Band and Orchestra First Row il to rl E Marmo L Schnelder Second Row C Welch J G1ldersleeve E H111 Partlclpants lh the school band are Donald L Lockwood Dlrector Franklm Jacobson Student D1rector John G1ldersleeve Drum Major Pam Maurer Presxdent Bernard Roe Secretary Margaret Dethlefs Vxce Presldent Dav1d Spurlmg Treasurer L Morey L Freedman J Crawford J Vldsne P Vanderpool A Sandell J Glldersleeve D Lockwood P Coll1ns E Solecher M Ingraham J Frledman S Laub D Damanda J Dllworth J Dlez N Clausen A Way F Jacobson J Townsend R Bruce J Amberge R Bostron R Planck A Fr1edman E M1ller J Alber H Snook S Conary R VanV1eck A Bentley M DuBo1s N Amberge P Maurer J Severence K Damanda S Rambo R Petrovlts R Bagnall C Hempe N Hlcks M Amberge L Keeley Twlrlers E H111 C Welch L Schnelder E Mar1no Color Guard B Balley D Fulmen H Lockwood R W11l1ams R Zlegler These talented members of the band contnbute greatly to the emoyment of sports events by the student body faculty and v1s1tors allke They play at all football games and many publn. functlons such as the Memorlal Day Parade the L1ons Club events and the Hallowe en Parade The band members have also Zakir: part 1n assembly programs concerts and the All State Muslc es va Front Row ll to rl P Wllcox M Fulmer M Faulkner F Koemg V Weber S Blavse1ss N Chatlos K Koenlg Second Row H Hey J Amberge J Van Swearmgen S Rawson R Dz1tzer A Weber Third Row L Dahl1n R Wlttels Fourth Row B Begor A Spencer J G1ldersleeve M Ingraham J Dllworth P Vanderpool L Fmedman L Llttle A Reagan D Eppel D Melander P W1l hams Fifth Row B Roe R Planck J Severance L Hor ton P Maurer D Spurlmg M Rlccobono L Kaplan Standing Mr Palne F Jacobson A De laney M Amberge . .1 . , . , 1 . ,. ,. . .. . Q - . . , 1 1 1 1 I 1 ! 1 cl Y - I 1 I . ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. , . , . , . .., 1 - 1- 1- 1 - 1- 1 . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. , . ,. ,. ,. 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 - 1 - 1- 1- 1 - 1. 1 . ,. ,. , . , . ,. 1 . ,. ,. ,. , . . . , . , . , . ,-. e nu I , , . ' . , .y 1 1 1 ' ff . 5 I . . . .. . , . , . , . n . l '. ,. ,. I . , . . . . . ,. ,. I . 1- 1- ' .1 ,. , - A ' ' - 1 - 1 v - Q- Q .. ,. ,. , . ,. . , . , . 1- 1- 1 1 . ,. ,. ' , . . , . 1- 9' ' ,. ,. , . . . .- I' I ' . ,. ,. ' . 1 - ' Debate Society The Debate Society certainly has something to be proud of this year. With the assistance of Mrs. Or- lando and Mr. Navor. debate coaches. and co-chair- men Rosemarie Koenig and Binnie Berger. the society was the proud host to schools in the area for the First Dutchess County Debate Tournament. This tournament was a big step in the history of debating in Dutchess County. Many schools, once unfamiliar with debating. have now formed teams. which are actively working and which will participate in the second D. C. Tournament next year. Congratula- tions are also due to the W.C.S. debating team for taking third place in the'-N. Y. U. Debate and doing so well at the New Paltz Tournament. Mrs. Orlando con- fers vuth Rin Allred and Marcia Conary con cernmg a Corning debate First Row tl to rl VARSITY SQUAD F Toettcher J Moser R Allred L Little M Conary L Carver C Sporer Mr Navor Second Row J V SQUAD C Dean J Tanner J Schwartz J Bailey K Baker E Salacker B Planck Third Row J V SQUAD D Driscoll T Faloon R Davis J MacSorley J Leonard G King . v - . ,. ,- , - 3 1-- 1- y 1. ,. .. ,. ,. .- . Monitor Leonard on duty onitors With Jack B13SOtt1 'ind Ann Leonard as 1ts leaders the police force of W C S has not only assumed the new name of GO Monitorlal Board but has also been expanded to include girls this year The board has also been assigned many additional powers One of the most important ones 1S the duty to check passes in the halls 'ind the rest rooms the result of which has been a decrease in skippmg Another new power yet to be exercised IS the formation of a student court which IS planned for the near future First Row ll. to r.I: T. Asaro, A. Leonard, B. Barnes, J. Case, Binnie Berger, Marg garet Dethlefs, Gordon Brown, Second Row: V. Amodeo, B. Williams, J. Biasotti, D. Riley, J. Woodwell, D. Stammer, T. Campiliig Third Row: J. Mahoney, B. Denton, D. Hickman, V. Stringham, D. Froman, D. Houston. Vars1ty Club First Row il to rl J Schlag B Wxlhams Presldent J Blasottl V1ce Presxdent J D1Gregor1o Secretary Mr Macruu AdV1SOI Second Row W Kotowskl G Greggo J Komormk D Terralaverro D Hlckman R Foley W Weber R Longl Third Row W Hughes C Spoerer V Amodeo B St1ckter D Stammer J Mahoney Fourth Row R11ey V1ce Presldent The Varslty Club 1S an orgamzatxon for those students who excel m varslty sports at Wapplngers All members are requlred to have partlcxpated ln a vars1ty athletlc HCt1V1ty for two years and have earned a letter m th1s sport After attaxmrg these requlrements the candxdate must be voted mto the club by the present members To belong to th1s club IS a great honor and br1ngs to the members hlgh recognltlon m the school Every movxng up day the Varslty Club awards rlbbons for mtramural truck and Held events whxch they sponsor They are constantly encouragmg good sportsmanshlp throughout the school and have estabhshed a goal for those students mterested 1n athletlcs to strlve for Composed of both boys and glrls th1s orgaruzatlon IS one of the most honored at Wappmgers The people who have atta1ned th1S recogn1t1on and are members of the Varslty Club deserve the most worthy appraxsal of the student body 75 O R: Nichols: R.. Card, A1bertson,!D: Petrovits, W.'Roberts, Murphyg Missing: D. Leader s Club 'W' 'T' First Row fl to rl N Recchla T Rlchmond H Farley L Frledman B Wardell C Leo J Schlag Presldent J Faulds B Pepper S Beckerleg P B1asott1 S Saxon Second Row J Llander C Quattro C Way S D1Landro P Kovacs T Hlnkle P Hewltt P Vurchlo J Dllworth P Vanderpool K Schettlno D Clark Thlrd Row J Sclsm M McEnaney S Mlchaeloskl M Cservak M Mlller C Sprmgfield B Dauley D Churchlll K Olson K Ra1t1o J Lau L Wetzel S Smyrskl Fourth Row P Sclanna C Wllson H Post P Pray B Wetzel S Hlcks J Tanner S McDermott M Cheney C Davldson J Droney C Bauldw1n Flfth Row M Manfredo U Powell A Antonelll L Jacox C He1nzelman R Pagharo J Moser P Hayton E V31Ch0V1C D Sabxa D Bermato K Kennedy bxxth Row M VanZant D Hoag C Kmffen G Thornton R Allred L Carver M Conary D McKenna S Sclanna S Norstad K Koemg C RUDIHO Th1s year the Leader s Club was very enterprlsmg Headed by Jack1e Schlag the g1rls have sold everythmg from del1c1ous DIZZ3 and many booster buttons to colorful penc1ls 1nscr1bed w1th th1s year s basketball schedule I domg th1s thev have not only done much to st1mu1ate school sp1r1t but they have reached the1r goal of ra1s1ng enough money to bulld the long awa1ted tennls courts the plans of Vlfh1Ch are bemg drawn at th1s txme Not all the funds of the Leader s Club wxll be used for the tennls courts this vear the club IS announcmg the pledge of a S250 scholarshlp at the end of the year to the glrl showmg the best leadershlp abllxty In add1t1on to the Leader s Club s fund raxsmg act1v1t1es they have shown thexr mettle as asslstants to our glrl s phys1cal educat1on teachers Mrs Keatlng and Mrs Mer r1tt The1r help 1n the gym classes has been of great as s1stance to our fine g1rl s physlcal educatlon staff Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row ll to rl F Walsh J Pennuccl S Mc Curdy Second Row M D16S1Hg J Chamberlam J Tanner C Leo Thxrd Row K McEnaney J Schlag Captam A Perhm Co Captam M D1Nonno 78 9 ' - . .. . ,. ,. 5 .: . ,. ,. ,. 3 :. ,. , , a 7 - , n . Junior Varsity Cheerleaders This year our student body has shown a consider- able amount of school spirit. Everyone is Very glad to see this as our teams Gnd it much easier to win when backed by cheering fellow students and friends. The Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders, with the guidance of Mrs. Russell. have done their best to promote spirit and support for the various athletic teams. They have practiced long and hard and have added some new cheers to their previous repertoire. With the aid of co-captain Anita Perlini, Jackie Schlag has led the Varsity Cheerleaders to expand their efforts and boundless energy in cheering our talented varsity teams on to victorious football and basketball seasons. Although the members of the Junior Varsity squad are usually younger, they do not lack the vigor and spirit of the Varsity girls. Eleanor Valachovic as captain and Marcia Connary as co-captain have led the squad to cheer the J.V. teams with as much zest and as heartily as the Varsity girls pour forth their efforts. We are very proud of these girls and wish to thank them for their untiring eiforts. Front Row fl to rl M Kerr N Macomber Sec Row P Lopez E Valachovic R C1v1tano M Conary ond Row: T. 'Hinkief Kfniafefiaf R. Allredg 'Third - 79 .. M A Smith and Mlss Gurney Kneeling G Gaston Standing fl to ri D Langdan R Harri J MacSor1ey C Plotzsky E Hyatt J Brouthers E Hyatt A Bentley Mr Deppe B Springsteen Services GUIDANCE The guidance department offers one of the greatest services to the student body that of helping us solve the many problems which confront us during our high school years Here Miss Gurney confers with Mary Ann Smith in such a situation VISUAL EDUCATION Through the years the student body has been able to learn more through films as a result of the constant work of the Vis ual Education Club Mem bership is voluntary and requires a willingness to work which all of these boys have shown to We the student body are truly indebted to them and wish to thank them for their kind service and help PRINT SHOP Through the efforts of the boys 1n the print shop all the organizations at Wap pingers are supplied with excellent programs, t1ck- ets, and other printed ma- terials. We extend our sin- cere thanks to these boys for devoting their time for the benefit of our school. STAGE CREW The stage crew 1S com posed of those students who have an mterest m drama other than act1ng To the stage crew goes the credxt for the ternflc stage sets seen 1n all the school plays and oper ettas Perhaps the best set constructed by the crew was the one for the Thesp1an play Seven Keys to Baldpate pre sented last year It 1S because of the crew that our stage 1S one of the best mn the county N matter what the occaslon they are al ways w1ll1ng to help LIBRARY WORKERS Thls year as usual the l1brary workers have been an mdxspensable help to our school l1brar1an M1ss Terpemng W1thout the able help of these stu dents M1ss Terpen1ng we fear would be much too busy to help us when we get confused and be fuddled as so often we do 1n our large l1brary SECRETARIAL PRACTICE The gxrls 1n the secretar 1al pract1ce class are some of the future secretarxes of Amerlca Already they are IH busmess helpmg the teachers of Wappmgers Central w1th the1r work by typlng and keepmg varlous sets of records for them Our busy teachers heavy load IS llghtened by these g1rls wh11e the grrls themselves are galnlng the valuable exper1ence so necessary ln the buslness world they w1ll soon enter SCFVICCS Kneelmg Cl tor! G K1l mer W Weber P Nep fel Second Row M S1n den R Paenucco C Da vldson D Eaton R Har r s Jackanmoms Thlrd Row P Damon G Thornton G D1Sant1s W Wagler Mr lN1vor Also K Henzel R Macrmx Front Row ll to rl P Robmson H Castle Clausen F Mora1t1s Hendrlcks B Wolfe Back Row B Menconer1 Fusaro G S61ftS M S11 vestr H Davls MISS Terpenmg P Wh1te J Westerfield J Berger L to rl G Pollack M Smlth N Recchxa B Wolfe J Palmatxer M Curry Special Events Although all games are a special event the annual clash w1th Arlmgton both m football and basketball IS always of speclal mterest to all' Much more school sp1r1t and support from the student body was ev1dent at all games thxs year Contmumg 1n the manner of G1lbert and Sulln an operettas the General Orgamzatxon presented The Plrates of Penzance The chorus GO and the drama department worked together to stage th1s truly terrlfic muslcal productlon As a result of the wonderful co operat10n between these departments Wapplngers has been fortunate enough to be one of the few schools ln the area that has been able to present an annual operetta Because the Drama Department at Wap pmgers IS so good all plays not only the Sen1or Play are eagerly awaxted The Drama Department headed by Mr Navor IS responsxble for the fine productlons of The Curlous Savage as well as Hlgh Ground var1ous operettas and the other senior plays presented 1n the past A V H Y , , . I 1 'Y ln Y 1 5 I fl 75. ,, , , , . 15 , . ll ' YI 'K ' ., 5, , , s . .li , s Last year on May 29 the annual Movmg Up Day ceremonies were held Julianne McCabe was elected May Queen and regally reigned for the duration of the afternoon Her gown was a full length blue net and tulle creation The Queen s attendants were arrayed 1n gowns of various colors ranging from shrimp colored lace to white net A prom 1S always a special event Last year the Senior Prom held in May was a great success for the Senior Class The theme of the Prom was Tea House in the August Moon and the decorations were primarily blue, giving a very soft and ro- mantic effect. Ellen Chatterton was crown- ed queen at the magic hour of 11 and she and her attendants made a very pretty picture in their colorful gowns. 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J 4 W , ' f- f- Z4 'x fx' gi , Varslty Football Coach Macr1n1 and hrs staff composed a team th1s year wh1ch seemed destmed to Wm the DCSL Champlonshxp After defeating all the opponents H1 the League 1nc1ud1ng an 18 7 vxctory over Ar11ng ton the season was chmaxed by a surprlse upset at home field The 33 Wappmgers Indlans havmg the Splflt talent and help from the spectators fought to the end and accomphshed a feelmg of Sat1Sf3Ct10D for thexr hard work even though the decxdmg game was lost to Hxghland The team can be especxally proud of settmg 3 new school records In the Sau gertles game they scored 44 pomts the greatest number of poxnts scord 1n a slngle game The total for the season was 153-another record and Jack B18SOtt1 scored 60 polnts 1D one season breakmg the old record of 36 Row 1 ll to ri Mr Macruu-Coach R Stangel G Dearmg H Bo1dr1n J Bxasottl R Longl G Greggo J Komormk B Stxckter Mr Mexer-Coach Row 2 Mr Toomey Coach E Doliinger B Wxlhams E Mulford E Henzler W Weber D Rxley D Terra lavoro L Anderson G Lawson Manager Row 3 J Quackenbush B Sprmgsteen R Card D Hxckman L He1nneman H Cohen V Murphy Row 4 R Nichols S Sanhhppo R Smlth W Mxtchell WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS J al V RESULTS 'Y Row 1 il to rl Mr Beverly-Coach K Knapp V Bankowskx J McDonough P Cavacc1n1 V Owens W Duncan C Straley A Burch Mr Capasso-Coach Row 2 J Husted E McCaiTery B B1asott1 S C1anc1o R White D Clarke V Sclanna H Krakower E Seabloom Row 3 H VonBorstel R Lahey A Green H Kluge M Clear R Wxckman C Tackley B Houran D Townsend Row 4 A Salecker R Pag nucco R Kalter W Atkms S Cohen R Owen R Booth D K1rby G Terralaverro Row 5 D Hall R Relyea R Turner S Luty G D1Camb1o J Jarnlson J Costa F Edmonds F Toettcher J V Football F0u0W1I1g the example set by the J V Football squad of 1955 thxs year s team fought to an undefeated season Mr Beverly and Mr Perrone agaln put together a team composed mamly of 1nexper1enced Freshmen and Sophomores who developed 1nto a fine hlgh sp1r1ted ball club The boys of thxs team comblned wxth the returnmg Varsity men w111 have a team whlch should be on the top of the 11st m the 1958 season Newburgh W C 5 C F M A W C S Roosevelt W C 5 Beacon W C 5 Arlington W C S Hxghland W C S WCS -87- VARSITY RESULTS Newburgh C F M A Roosevelt Beacon Saugert1es Arhngton H1ghland 13 Varsity Basketball This year Mr. Beverly's quintet had a very impressing league record of 6 wins and 2 losses, and an overall record of 12 wins and 5 losses Our most enjoyable victory was our upset over Roosevelt the top team 1n the league Our arch rn als the Arlington Five also bowed to the Indians in two thrillers This year s team had all the qualities of a team of which a coach could be proud Jules Piglla campi a graduate of J V led the team in scoring with Jack Case a close second. Herb Lee, a new- comer, broke the rebound record of 234, set by Roger Mann in 1957. He cleared the boards with the amazing total of 273. Ed Becker, Dave Riley and Bruce Sticker handled the backcourt. On the whole, the teamwork was at its best and the enthusi astic support of the crowds was encour agmg Front Row il to rl D Beverly Coach B Stlckter J Case J Bxasottl D Hackman D Riley Second Row C Albertson J Plglxacampi G Scholefield T Asaro H Lee J Husted H Von Borstel Mgr Third Row S Savely Mgr D Townsend M Ma zocchx J Mahoney Mgr 88 v - . ' v s . . . , . . v - -v 1 . I . . . . . . . . , , . , . , . , . , . Q. . . . . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 ., . . - ., . , . - , I 1 I First Row fl to rl Coach Bemson G Brown E Becker B Mitchell D Clark R Booth Second Row G McMullen B Darrow L Helnaman F Toettcher Third Row H Von Borstel Mgr V Bankowskl W Paskey B B13S0tt1 S Savely Mgr Under the able direction of Richard Bemson a new coach from Staatsburg our young squad exhlblted the Ch3I'aCtEl'1St1CS of a winning team the desire to w1n and the urge to come from behind Although the Indians winnings were not constant their fine showing of good 89 that Coach Bemson and WCS can cer tainly be proud Some of these boys gether with the returnees from the Varsity should post a quintet which should be able to g1Ve any team a good hustle next year 6 sportsmanship and fighting spirit is one J. V. Basketball . D mg O O I 8 I 0 Wappingers' Indians Big Games W C S BEACON W C S DOVER PLAINS ARDINAL FARLEY L . . .vs. '. . .vs. ,ll J Fw-aww w' -90 - Wappmgers Indlans Blg Games W C S ROOSEVELT A W C S ARLINGTON ..91.. 1 W C S ARLINGTON W.C.S. vs. CROTON Baseball M WTI W.C.S W.C.S W.C.S W.C.S Sitting ll to rl J Fusaro W Crawford R Rogers J Brown J Case J B1asott1 R Johnson Standmg J Wood Mgr R Foster J Hardy D Riley P Frommann J D1 Gregorlo C Demaree Mr McGovern-Coach The Wappmgers N1ne using their bats as war clubs trlumphed over thelr oppo nents wlth a startlmg record of 17 WIHS and 4 losses to wm the D C S L and the county champlonshlps The team was led 1n hlts by Joe D1Gre gor1o and Jack B1asott1 Both had 26 Joe D1Gregor1o w1th an average of 406 be came the First player ever to bat over 400 The outstand1ng pitcher for the Indlans was Joe Hardy He had a record of 8 wms and 1 loss For th1s feat he was signed for the Cleveland Indlans The team gave the1r coach Barney Mc Govern a trophy m return for his fine plonshxp m ten years K+-mg Q' W.C.S. W.C.S. VARSITY BASEBALL LEAGUE GAMES W.C.S. 15 NH ,,,.., Roosevelt 4 W , ,.c, ,- Arlington 6 ,,,,.,. W- Roosevelt 3 ,...,,7,.,.,, Beacon 9 ,,., . .,,, Arlington 8 ,,7,,Y,...,,t Beacon 6 ,,,,,,,..,, Arlington MM MmA 'Shy 92 11 6 2 0 1 0 1 l . gk coaching that brought W.C.S. its first cham- A fi ., H it ,. . WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS N Y M A Roosevelt Anderson N Y M A Oakwood C F M A Roosevelt Rhlnebeck Rhmebeck 1 Soccer Sitting tl to rl W Savely W Maney J Fernandez W Hughes M Mazochl J Kennedy J Andreson S Savely Kneelmg Coach Young E Crum B Pearson B Roberts W Kotowskl J Howard J Mahoney J Plgllacampl E Paskey C Maybomb Standmg D Petty R Amodeo T Wetzel J Husted C Albertson D Houston A Mc Cluskey C Spoerer T Faloon Coach Wolfson The soccer team of 1957 under the coach mg of Mr McGovern showed a blg 1m provement as compared w1th the last four seasons Although the team was composed mamly of lnexperlenced men they played with true spxrlt and determlnatlon to wln Although thelr wmmngs were not too nu merous they showed fine team work which orgamzatlons should try to follow The returnees and the prospects for next season are encouragmg Do your best boys' 93 2 .,7,.,..... ....6 A Je kv Q r 0 .eee ee.., 4 get 2 sn .... 3 o ........., 9 ...1o .,,...... -, a o .,..,...e., ....2 6 ...llo.o ,- o w.C.s. 2 ,eee.,..... c.F.M.A. o o eee.ee... - ' 2 WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS WCS 47172 New Paltz Newburgh Poughkeepsle Rh1nebeck Haldane Croton 56 2 38172 Track lxneelmg' fl to rl Coach MHCTIDI R Mann B W1l11ams J Woodwell R Stangel H Boyd R Pearson Coach Stemburg Standlng D Spurlxng R ODor1ty W Weber K Knapp D Petrov1ts P CHVHCCIIH W Datowskx D Starnmer V Bankowsk1 J Andresen A Renzo A Blrch E Paskey J Kehl H Boldrm MBombersbeck L Hema man J Houston V Amodeo R Harms D Uhler Coach Macr1n1 s racmg Red Skms dashed on to w1n the county champ1onsh1p m both the Sen1or and Junlor D1v1s1ons m 1957 A rf th1s was not enough the boys brought home a Hrst place ln the rn11e relay 1n the Hudson Valley relay race Roger Mann h1gh Jumped lnto first place for the second consecutxve year All the boys were a credlt to W C S but the Indlans outstand mg trxo conslsted of Chrxs Demaree Roger Mann and Harman Boyd 94 . . . 45 ,..,,,. - 41 . . . 30 ,..,r -M . . . 47 .,.., ' 39 . . . 61 .,,,.,, - ' 0 . . . 52 ...,l. , ,.... - 24 Glrl s Sports Th1s year about 25 glrls turned out for hockey All of these glrls played through snow Wlnd and raln and dld lt well Our team was quxte proud of 1tS record of four w1ns no losses The most excltlng moment of the season came 1D the last thirty sec onds ofthe Beacon game when a Wapplngers player pushed the ball past the Beacon goalxe for a 1 0 score GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row tl to rl S Bel derbecke D Kelley P Hew 1tt T Hxnkle B Kr1scka P Wxlcox Second Row M Goyette M Walsh B Pep per A Manos B M1ller J Gadgos N ReCCh1a C Kmf fen Thlrd Row P Dolflnger P Kovacs J Jenk1ns S Se dore D Chambers Faulds J Berger J Parker Fxrst Row fl tor? E Vala chov1c S Be1derbecke Sec ond Row N Hlcks M Goy ette P Dolfinger K McEn aney S Becker C Kmffen Thu-d Row C Dean Armstrong J Jenkms J Faulds B Grace Fourth Row T Hmkle A Antonelll Approxlmately 95 glrls turned out for basketball th1s year Our season was filled as always w1th many hard and needed prachce mghts Th1S resulted 1n the formatlon of the best team possxble Al though Beacon Hlgh School defeated us 29 11 1n our first game they certa1nly d1d not defeat our team s sp1r1t 'S ,. ,.- , . ,. ,.' Y' I' ! ,. ,.- . ,. ,.- ,. ,J Y' Y' , . , . , . , . I ' 'A , , ' 1 . l nac.' 1' 7- .. ,.- 1' 7' - .. ,B. .. ,. .ylfh Front fl. to r.J: S. Beider- Girl's Sports becke S. Becker V. Austin' Sitting' J. Raffaele C. Knif- fen K. McEnaney V. Di- Santis L. Dix P. Hewitt- Mgr: Standing: N. Hicks E. Andresen J. Movill J. Jen- kins P. Losee B. Wilcox A. Katz J. Faulds C. Rubino. VOLLEYBALL This year s girls volleyball season opened on December 4 with approximately 100 girls trying out Three teams were chosen to represent our school from the intra mural squads These teams played well and on Februarv 11 the volleyball season ended with a faculty vs student game The faculty had the lead for a short time until oui goals pioxed their dependfi bility and came through with a student victory of 49 27 TUMBLING Each year at the end of February all the girls gym classes drag out the mats buck and horse and tumbling be ms Many girls look forward to this time but this year they were even more excited The cause of this excitement was a new piece of equipment a trampo line' It seems amazing that it was not worn out during its first two weeks Not only was the trampoline used by all the girls in the gym classes but a number of seemingly physical 1mposs1b1l1t1es were per formed on it by certain Faculty members SOD Photo Above ll t rl J Gajdos V D1Sant1s B Hen dricks Photo left G Ander DVERTISE NTS g, - . 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I D1 GOI don Brannon D1 Vvmona Brfxnnon Cou11t15 Bumpkm House A Fmend A Fflelld YEARBOOK PATRONS Bengamm Z Lynn Edward W McCarthy B111 Napoleon Frank E Sandstrom Mana E Sandstrom CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 from Stnngham s Dcury Bar Route 376 F1Shk1H Plcnns N V 'I' 'I' 1' 1 i fiT'F'i r F1T'i'7Ti'i'lT'F'1ni'3n r TF W 'F'F'Fif i'i' Fi:'F+ aa ,Tj , . 5. , . Q . 1 n-I 1 4 O.- A so . fi ' 'CS . - 7' I ga . 5 ' ' V1 DJ I . U' O C UQ 'J' THE NATIONAL BANK OF WAPPINGERS FALLS Wappmgers Falls N Y Member of F D I C Comphments SINCERE GOOD WISI-IES THE CLASS OF 1958 from A Fnend Flshhll Department Store -4 A 9' ? if 2 , . . to of HAMILTON OIL SERVICE Fuel O11 and Kerosene Your Texaco Dealer Automatlc Prmtecl Meter Dehvery O11 Burner lnstallauon 24 Hour Service Tel AX 7 7595 NEW HAMBURG N Y Popper Electnc Company Electrlcal Contractlng Sales and Serv1ce on Telev1s1on General Electnc Apphances Bendlx Washers Hoover Cleaners Florence and Glenwood Ranges Complete L1ne of Wmng Matenals 8 West Maxn Street Wapplngers Falls New York Phone AX 7 3755 Compllments of A Fnend COUNTY MOTORS CARS OF ALL KINDS Route 9 Wappmgers Falls N Y SHAKER TRAVIS 6. QUINN Rehable SSFVICS PLUMBING HEA'I'ING VENTILATING CONTRACTORS X L d Tel GR l 2400 Tel AX 7 3322 483 Ma1n St East Mam St Poughkeepsle Wappmgers Falls I C Strlppel Flve Cents to One Dollar Store 7 M111 Street Wappmgers Falls N Y BEST WISI-IES from Tall Trees Day Camp The camp that caters to the rugged and creatlve needs of chlldren from ages 3 13 years Wappmgers Falls N Y , , INC. . . 1 A ,,,,.. ,v . - . ' an 'gef X . 4 R 1 . Y , . . ' Howardl Walker Inc Howard I Walker Arthur I Walker INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 17 E Mam St Wappmgers Falls N Y AX 7 2650 Comphments Corona s Grocery Wappmgers Falls N Y Sm1ths Meat Market CHOICE MEATS FANCY POULTRY Phone BEacon 9 7674 Comphments of Tony s Barber Shop Rouie 9 Wappmgers Falls N Cornphments of Depew 6. Schetter Agency Inc F1shk1ll N Y WITH BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1958 Meyer s Vrllage Pharmacy Wappmgers Falls N Y ' oi Fishkill, N. Y, ' , . Y. Say It Wlth Flowers SALTFORD QUALITY The Saltford Flower Shop 18 Cannon Street Poughkeepsle N Y Telephone GRover l 0540 P1oneer Member Florrsts Telegraph Delrvery ASSOClGllOH Servrce ls Our Buslness The Realty Market Multlple Servlce Lrstlng Flshktll N Y Tel BEacon 94234 Bond Hardware Elm Street F1shk1ll N Y Tel BEacon 94694 General Store FOOD HOUSEWARES-MAGAZINES Phone Blfacon 9 7396 F1shk1ll N Y The Vlllage Shop Cholce Grits for Everyone Corner Maln and Market Streets Wapprngers Falls N Y 'I' 1' Eggleston Oihce Equlpment FOR YOUR GRADUATION Royal Sxmth Corona Ol1vett1 Portable Typewnters Fountam Pens Bnef Cases Lamps Suppl1es for College and Busmess 4l New Market Street Poughkeepsle N Y Bogardus' Self Service I . Co. 'I' 'I' A if f A ,As ,. idx J ll W G, CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of l958 May We jom your many frlends III extendmg our best Wshes for your future success and happme s'9 The hopes of our commumty go Wrth you 1I'1 the years that he ahead And we lI'1Vll6 you to call on us too lt there IS any way 1n wh1ch we can be of help O FISHKILL SAVINGS BANK F1shk1ll, New York Member F D I C Brown s Corner Pantry Route 376 and Myers Corner Road SpGClCIllZ1I'lg 1r1 Home Cooked Meals Home Baked Bread and Pastnes Phone GL 2 2349 Robert Lee Stores FIVG and Ten Department Store Walorl gers Falls N Y Arthur Van Nostrand Real Estate and Insurance New Hamburg N Y Tel AX 7 3275 V1s1t the Florence Henderson Shop East Ma1n St Smart Apparel for Infants, Ch1ldren and Ladies FAMOUS NAME BRANDS Tel AX 7 2480 I 9 t fe- F ff If Q S w ' ' M n-mx ' 416 I ,' . 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