Washington Irving High School - Alhambra Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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lfirst row: l. Nixon, U. Willurrl, Y. Burgluirdt, li. Cole, P. Cullen. F. Maurtoramo, N. Burlw. li. Stuart, .l. ll:-nry, M. Lutlvrs. Sc-4-mul row: L. V9'ulsl1, V. Kupu, A. Turgs-on, M. Smith, K. Stone, L. Rosi, N. Mole, M. I'nlluk. Thirsl row: R. lillilllllN'l'lillll, H. Ginsburg, J. Currigun, R. Jonson, F. Leggio, E. Douglas, C. L4-ll:-l, Wi. lluins, ll. Us-orgv. l 0lIl'lll row: ll. R4-illy, J. Sunzo, J. lilltnik, R. Califunto, XV. Kutrivlr, P. Rav., C. Czvrnlak. YY. nllik0Vlt'll, l'. Mars. OPAOHQOYC A155 fkccrs Page twenty-six

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Q-g.-:.. First row: E. Stewart, M. Wetzel, M. Lawrence, C. Bloomer, D. Johnson, E. Moore, L. Burghardt, D. Rhea, A. Thomas. Second row: J. Saberski, J. Kunkler, B. McGee, P. Cousins, P. Mangiacapra, L. Fimian, B. Burhenne, C. Wfetmore, H. Fritschi, P. Gordon, E. Moore. Third row: H. Gross, B. Segelbaum, J. Shapiro, P. Merl, J. Corda, D. Roy, E. Weaver, G. Wilson, J. Raleigh, H. Tanaro. Fourth row: J. Wright, B. Montgomery, R. Bell, D. Cunitz, D. Samson, B. Girard, N. Salatel, T. Dunnings, W. Komar, R. Mohl. The Junior Class, under the able leadership of President Robert Segelbaum, Vice President Harvey Gross, Secretary Julie Kunkler, Treas- urer Tony Jarosch, and Advisor Miss Beik, pre- sented the two main events of the eleventh year, the Junior play and the Junior prom, with magnificent success. Their play Dirty Work at the Crossroads , which was complete with a wicked villain, a blonde heroine, and railroad tracks, delighted its audience. The prom, based on a Parisian theme, received similar reactions from all who attended. Page twenty-five

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First row: G. Falbo, E. Longfellow, K. Marron, C. LaBate, P. Bradley, J. Ronson. M. Siegel, P. Rooney, V. Seogna, N. Banks, J. Austin, R. Weeks. Second row: D. Hartley, D. Schull, L. McGowan, J. Seaman, E. Rooney, B. Hillner, V. Johnson, V. Womack, J. Allen, D. Hayn, J. Fryatt, B. Shelley, C. Barhella, R. Sherwood. Third row: J. Lyons, D. Andre, J. Cohen, R. Engleberg, N. Goldman, D. Bates, D. Hahn, R. Dirirco, R. Green, R. Johnson, B. Farrell, A. Newell, R. Way, R. W'addell. Fourth row: E. Mauguin, V. Ricci, B. Gibson, R. Lyden, J. Capillo, J. Souza, R. Malaspina, J. Furplly, F. Cancro, R. Hendrickson, E. Polluk, A. Pollak. In addition to making money hy a magazine sale, the Sophomore Class had the novel idea of selling flags to enlarge its funds. The annual Sophomore Christmas dance was entitled 'gWin- ter Wonderland this season, and the decora- tions, music, and refreshments afforded much pleasure to the dancers. The olhcers of this class are: President Bob Green, Vice President Henry Ginsburg, Secretary Muriel Burke, Treas- urer Barbara Shelley, and Advisor Mr. O'Toole. Page twenty-seven it tf-NI x! L wt tfxb XJ .. , -.