Yorkville Vocational High School - Pathways Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1964 volume:

— YORKVILLE VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL June -1964 THEME During the past year, the Seniors studied and enjoyed poetry. They were enriched by this experience. They have, therefore, chosen the marvelous expression of poetry as the theme of PATHWAYS. Page 2 Your hands arc like pearls, Bringing forth beauty that is truly magic. You can describe so thoroughly The ways of a little girl: The ways of all things both mild and tragic. Your eyes are like the sun, Bestowing life to that which lives And that which will never live. You can look at a rose And your description can be surpassed by none. With the heart you see and give. Your ears are like sensitive instruments Receiving sounds from steadfast stars, Making them beat in our hearts. You find light in darkness; In silence you find sound and contentment. Be there whisper, you will find it Though it be near or far in every part. FMrlecti Davis Thou art a monument without a tomb. Ben Jonson DEDICATION We dedicate this book to the memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. IN MEMORIAM To see a man so kind, so good diminished in your neighborhood, someone the world has loved and cheered, an image of a man not feared. A mass of flesh which bore Our Lord within his breast, Christ was adored. He did so much for everyone and Russia’s heart he also won. Where e’er he traveled, near and far, he was guided by God’s brightest star; hands were shook, smiles were cast, A memory now; this man has passed. For Adam, God created Eve, But our President was made to leave his wife, John Jr., and Caroline, to carry on his works, in time. Once there was a cheerful nation rich with goodness in God’s creation gaily riding in a motorcade unknowing, for him, a bullet was made. People, who cheered, now have cried their tears, from the world, they couldn’t hide. To serve your country, he hath said; this he did, and now, he’s dead. A form of truth and bravery like Lincoln, banished slavery in different manner; this we know, forcing discrimination to go. His eyes now shut; his lips so still, this innocent form brings a silent chill while now his lifeless body lies amongst the heroes in our tear-filled eyes. Jo(tn Pefock Page 3 For it is a pleasure, too, to remember” Ovid To the Graduates: Although I am no longer at Yorkvillc, I still feel that your graduating class is MY class. I did spend two and a half years with you and had the pleasure of watching your progress from your sophomore to senior year. I am proud to be able to say that I was your principal during that time. You arc a group of fine young ladies who would be a credit to any school or any principal. We have a great deal in common. My years at Yorkville, like yours, were successful and happy ones, and neither you nor I will ever forget them .May you continue to prosper and may you always have good fortune! Sincerely yours, Simpson Sasseraih Reason and calm judgment, the qualities specially belonging to a leader ” Tacitus To the Graduates: I should like to take this opportunity to greet you and, at the same time, to wish you well in whatever you do after you leave Yorkville Vocational High School. For many of you, this will be the end of your formal schooling. May I urge you, however, to keep three major goals in mind. First, try by force of personality and behavior to serve as a good citizen of your city, your state, and your country. Second, continue to develop your mental abilities by reading good books, by listening to good music, by expanding your intellectual horizons. Third, make use of the training which has been given to you to become successful in your chosen career or profession. You will find that your service as an intelligent, well-employed citizen will give you the satisfaction and happiness that lead to a good life. Sincerely, Sherwood Friedman. _ r Page 5 Good counsellors lack no clients” Shakespeare A Message to the Seniors Your years at Yorkville have, indeed, been historic ones! During the three years you have spent here, the emergence of many new nations and power struggles in some of the older nations have taken place. In our own country, we witnessed the election of the nation’s youngest President. And you and I were also unfortunate to see the assassination of that same man in whom the voters of the country had placed such confidence. Let the world go forth, he said in his Inaugural Address, to friend and foe alike that the torch is passed to a new generation. You are a part of that new generation who, having received the torch, must guard it lest its flame go out. The greatest tribute that can be paid to the memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy is our dedication to make this country and the world a place in which all mankind may live together in harmony. May God give you the love, the determination and the strength to complete the task to which he was committed, and for which he died. Sincerely yours, Clementine Holmes _ , Settior Advisor Page 6 ADMINISTRATION S Mjs: Page 7 MRS. MARY WEED Administrative Assistant MRS. HELEN SOMERS MRS. EVA HALL Attendance Coordinator School Secretary MRS. ROSE MANSLY Dean MRS. SALLY DRUCKER Principal’s Secretary Whate’er is best administer’d is best.” MISS DOROTHY KUHN Pupil Personnel Page 8 Alexander Pope MRS. DOROTHY EDWARDS Health Counselor MR. JAMES COLGAN Custodial Engineer MRS. FRANCES CLARK Guidance Counselor FACULTY And gladly would he learn ACADEMIC CHAIRMAN and gladly teach ” Chaucer Mrs. Lori a Mr. Beer Miss Offer Mr. Daly Miss Bannish Miss Gottlieb Mr. Levenstein Mrs. Miller Mr. Bragdon Mr. IUman Miss Pierce Page 9 BEAUTY CULTURE Mrs. Nurick— Miss Jordan Coordinator Mrs. McGrath Mrs. Lamb Mrs. Bendec Mrs. Savetsky X Page 10 NURSING CHAIRMAN NURSING—BEAUTY CULTURE Miss Berkwits Mrs. Holmes Mrs. Tibbs Mrs. Gins Mrs. Wiles Mrs. Phalares Miss D’Ambrosio —Coordinator Mrs. Shnllowhorn Miss Johnson Mrs. Skalecki Mrs. Ehrlich CAMERA SHY Miss Marks’ Miss Chambers Page 11 COMMERCIAL CHAIRMAN Mrs. Weiss Mrs. Friedland PROJECT THREE Mrs. Ac kins Dr. Watsky Page 12 Mr. Scacalossi Mrs. Wacholder Mr. Klein RELATED TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN Mr. Rabin Mr. Paskin Mr. Rosenberg Mrs. Perez CAMERA SHY— Miss Campbell, Miss Sudman Dr. Silver TEACHER Miss Iaia AIDES Mr. Samitca STUDENT DID MOST FOR SCHOOL MOST POPULAR Grace Malave MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST INTELLECTUAL Roslyn Haynes BEST DRESSED (tie) Janice Bunch MOST PERSONALITY Lourdes Ortiz Page 14 ACTIVITIES CELEBRITIES CUTEST PRETTIEST Sarail Colon Sexta Santiago WITTIEST Geraldine Funches BEST DRESSED (tic) Lydia Gaudino ff—cheer as the winners go by.” B. Braley THE YEAR I summon up remembrances of things past ” Shakespeare SEPTEMBER 9—The school year begins. Let joy be unconfined.”1—22 —Two Yorkville students are presented with awards on Interfaith Day. A mystic bond of brotherhood makes all men one.”- OCTOBER 4—Students of the Practical Nursing Class receive their pins and diplomas. —deservedly claim the honor and the reward.”3—4-6 —G.O. officers attend George Welling Conference in Andover, N.J. discussed with buoyant hearts the various things—”4-8—Seniors enjoy Twelfth Night at Hecksher Theatre. The play’s the thing— NOVEMBER 10-16—Parents visit school during Open House Week. At every word a reputation dies '1—II—School is closed on Veteran’s Day. Cheers for the soldiers—”T—22—Our President is assassinated. We griev’d, we sigh’d, we wc-pt.”x—25—Schools are closed as John F. Kennedy is buried in Arlington Cemetery. Honor and glory forever more to this good man gone to rest.’ ’—28—We celebrate Thanksgiving with tears still on our cheeks but with hope in our hearts. Hope springs eternal in the human breast. 1'' DECEMBER 6—New members are inducted into the Honor Society, deference and applause they deserve.”11—19—The G.O. Christmas Dance is held in the gym. —and go to it with delight.”12—20—Honor Society goes to Radio City Music Hall as Christmas Vacation begins. Bus jest ’fore Christmas I’m as gtxxl as I kin be! 13 JANUARY 8—Photographer takes photos of school activities for Senior Yearbook. —nor miss my face.”14—20—Final Exams begin this week. “There is no such word as ’fail’ ”15 Page 16 1—Byron 2—Carlyle 3—Horace 4—Field 5—Shakespeare 6—Pope 7—Macy 8—Cowley 9—J. Miller 10—Pope II—B. Raspe 12—Shakespeare 13—Field 14—Newman 15—I.ytton IN REVIEW FEBRUARY 3—Dr. Friedman becomes Principal. The first day of the new term is upon us. I count my time—”16 12—There is no school as we remember Lincoln on his birthday. His hear was as great as the world.—”,T 16-23—Brotherhood Week should be every week. — and as brothers live together. 18 MARCH 12—Members of Honor Society attend 110 in the Shade. —the wonder of our stage! ,9-20—Hawaiian Luau dance is held with Manhattan Vocational. I laugh'd and danc'd and talk'd and sung.”20 27—April 3—It’s the spring recess. The year's at the spring—”21 APRIL 7-8—Teachers play host to our parents. Speak less than thou knowest.”22—10—The Public Speaking Contest takes place in the auditorium. There music with her silver sound—”23—17—The Music Assembly thrills us all. And so our songs well sung.”24 MAY 4-8—Mid-term exams are held. —we need no fuller test—”25 —8—Honor Society girls attend World’s Fair. Senior Class will go in June. The world stands out on either side—”2,;—29—Candidates for school office arc presented at G.O. Assembly. Never promise more than you can perform. 27 JUNE 4—Senior’s visit Philadelphia. If you’re off to Philadelphia in the morning—”2S—5—The Practical Nursing girls are capped. That feather in their caps. 29 10—The Seniors have their Day. —the maddest merriest day. 30—11—Oh, how we danced at our Senior Prom! And the night shall be filled with music.”31—12—Winners of G.O. election express their thanks. I thank you for your voices—”32—15-19—Final Exam Week! We do pray for mercy. 33—24—At last— it’s Graduation Day! —the prize we sought is won—”34 16—R. Gilder 17—Emerson 18—Longfellow 19—Jonson 20—Princess Amelia 21— R. Browning 22—Shakespeare 23—Percy 24—A. Wickham 25—C. Cranch 26—Millay 27—Syrus 28—Kipling 29—Cervantes 30—Poe 31—Longfellow 32—Shakespeare 35— Shakespeare 34—Longfellow A POEM This is what a poem can do: Take you where the skies arc blue; Take you where the laughter’s ringing And the eyes with love aglow; Take you out of care and trouble And the grief which seems to double; Take you far from winter weather And the fields of drifted snow; This is what a poem can do. This is what a poem can do: Build and strengthen you anew; Give you fortitude and courage When alone a storm appears; It can fashion and remake you So that fate can never break you; It can comfort and console you When your eyes are wet with tears; This is what a poem can do. Lorraine Middleton THIS DAY OF MOURNING This day of mourning to my Commander-in-Chief, Like a soldier of fortune, he had but one wreath, And that from a country he loved well. He was a symbol to us, like the Liberty Bell. The torch before his grave stands For freedom and for a brave, brave man. Like the torch, he was a light for every land. The flag, like his spirit, will live on and on. Like a fine painting or a precious stone. This to you, Commander-in-Chief: We, the people, mourn for you. We walk behind you. Tuirleen Davis A FRIEND God is my friend; He’s your friend too. He’ll help us till the end If we promise to be true. Whenever you’re in despair And in need of reconciliation. Just go to Him in prayer; He'll give the best consultation. Whenever you need a friend, Remember what I say, He is with us till the end, He’s near this very day. Page 18 Jean Reed A FLAG A flag flics high o’er America; it stands for freedom and for peace. ’twas carried thru the wars so cold our honor for it shall never cease. The wind blows free throughout her veins and holds a dream for all the world; she’s hoisted high, and stands erect with arms out-stretched being tossed and curled. She embraces us with love and life and guides our land throughout the night, and wakes us with the morning’s call, filling us with truth and light. She carries memories of those men who never lived to tell the story of how they fought to save her name and helped to win her fame and glory. In her breast, they still march on sc brave, and with fraternity, bleeding, dying, 'till they fall; they’ll live in her for eternity. f 9 ► WHERE DO WE STAND? There’s brutality and cruelty which all of us must face. There's loyalty and happiness which all of us should give. Although we know what life can bring, we must be prepared to face the facts, and try to live the best we can with the little things we may possess. So, when we’re down on all our luck, and nothing seems to change our needs; Look around! See what we have, and ask ourselves, Where do we stand?” Poems written by Joan Petock Page 19 AWAKENING The country has awakened To a bright and early morning. As the sun moves higher in the sky, People begin to scurry to work, To buy and sell whatever's in sight. As the day draws to a close, The people once again scurry home And soon the country's fast asleep. A WISH I'd like to be so happy That my heart would sing for joy; I’d spread this cheer around the world To every girl and boy. I'd give strength to those in hunger, Faith to those in pain; I'd be an everlasting light For hope and peace again. INSIDE LOOKING OUT When I look out the window, I see shining drops of water Falling from a charcoal sky And bouncing off a block street; The rain in dance. The windows of the buildings across the way Shine from the light that comes through them. And when I think of the cold damp bricks Of that building and mine, I think to myself, How lucky to be inside On a night like this. Poems written by Zeraida Rosa. Page 20 BOYS I think that I shall never see A boy who is not, a mystery. A boy who falls for every skirt; Then gets angry when you flirt. A boy who makes an early date; Then comes by an hour late. A boy who thinks it's cute to wear A flat-top instead of hair. A boy who either drives too fast Or accidentally runs out of gas. But, I guess, they'll have to do 'Cause I can’t love a tree. Can you? Paulette Nelmida SO MUCH TO ME You mean everything to me in so many ways, ways in which I can’t even stop to think of. You’re like a lily after a shower that opens its arms to caress me; you’re like the sunshine of the early morn that guides me on my endless way; you’re like the gentle mist of morning dew that softly kisses my eager lips; you’re like the brightest moon at night that waits for me to wander through the day and never gives me a chance to have an idle mind ’cause I’m so wrapped up in my love for you and always thinking of—your tender smile, your friendly touch, and your challenging heart. Joan Petock Page 21 NURSING A lady with a lamp shall stand In the great history of the land, A noble type of good, Heroic womanhood. Longfellow Blood pressure Charring Page 23 BEAUTY CULTURE Sec the pretty girl in the mirror there. Page 24 Permanent waving A thing of beauty is a ioy forever ” Keats Manicuring Hairstyling Page 25 COMMERCIAL Advanced shorthand Page 26 Emma Rivas takes a message. — need 1 add that one must also be able to dance with the pen?” Nietzche The girls man their machines. Page 27 ACADEMIC Mr. Beer makes a point in American History. Page 28 Shakespeare comes to life with Mr. Bragdon. Miss Offer delights us with her reading. Let knowledge grow from more to more” Tennyson Columbus was right after all. Page 29 Mrs. Loria maps her course. RELATED Books must follow sciences,” I sec it! I see it! Page 30 Is it right, Mr. Paskin? TECHNICAL And not sciences books ” Bacon ACTION Serve Spike Page 31 NURSERY Many arc our joys in youth” Wordsworth Page 32 The master builders at work. Let ns then he up and doing” Longfellow The traditional candle lighting ceremony at Honor Society Installation Cheers for the Nursing Graduates. Page 33 Christmas party dance J. Funchers, N. Sanchez, and friend at G.O. Meeting 34 Manhattan Vocational boys and our girls plan dance. Honor Society—Mr. Daly Dean’s Squad—Mrs. Mansly Yearbook Staff—Mr. Illman Page 35 Newspaper Staff—Mr. Illman Color Guard Page 36 Newman Club—Miss Johnson, Mr. Daly G.O. Council—Mrs. Hechter Senior Officers—J. Robinson (Seared), A. Davis, R. Ramos Service Squad—Mrs. Gins Page 37 Traffic Squad Glee Club—Mr. Levensrcin Page 38 GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS r7 celebrate myself and sing myself” Whitman Felicita Abad Rosa Alvarado Nursing, Traffic, Service, Teacher's Beauty Culture Aide Isabel Baez Beauty Culture Norma Barker Nursing Margaret Best Lillian Brown Nursing Commercial—Color Guard, Service, Teacher’s Aide, Coop. Page 39 BEST WISHES Doris Brownlee Beauty Culture—Color Guard, G.O. Rep., Service, Traffic Margarita Cardona Beauty Culture — Honor Society, Capt. Dean's Squad, Jr. Class Rep. Janice Bunch Pilot Nursing — Newspaper, G.O. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Science Assembly, Glee Cub Maria Carlo Nursing — Senior Vice President, G.O. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Willia Mae Canady Nursing — Capt. Service, Capt. Volleyball Team Helen Cilcnto Beauty Culture — Glee Club, Traffic, Prom Committee Page 40 CONGRATULATIONS Sandra Coleman Nursing—Service, Teacher's Aide, Lunchroom Squad. Nursing - Service, Barbara Cleveland Nursing — Service, Traffic, Class Officer Adeline Colon Nursing — Class President, Prom Committee, Nursing Assistant, Traffic Shirley Clark Nursing V 1 Barbara Coleman Pilot Nursing — Class Treasurer, Glee Club, Service Aide, Lunchroom Squad i f Sarail Colon Beauty Culture — Honor Society Page 41 BEST WISHES Ruth Cordero Commercial — Glee Club, Class Secretary 0 Nilda Cruz Beauty Culture — Honor Society, Glee Club Beverly Da Costa Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, President, G.O. Council, Newspaper, Yearbook, School Rep. City G.O. Council V v Annie Davis Nursing — Senior Class Officer, Asst. Capt. Traffic, Service, Color Guard, Newspaper Earleen Davis Nursing — Yearbook, Traffic, Service Elaine Davis Commercial — Class Officer Page 42 CONGRATULATIONS Geraldine Davis Nursing — Class Treasurer Carmen Dc Went Nursing Rickie Mae Earle Nursing Joyce Edwards Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, G.O. Council, Newspaper, Yearbook, G.O. Rep Joann Ellis Pilot Nursing—Honor Society Newspaper, Glee Club, Class Red Cross Rep. Barbara Feeny Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Newspaper, Glee Club Page 43 BEST WISHES Theresa Forrest Commercial — Commercial Traffic, Service, Class Officer. I.ucretia Freeman Beauty Culture — Traffic, Service — G.O. Treasurer, G.O. Rep., Color Guard, Traffic, Service Carmen Galarza Nursing — Class Secretary, Red Cross Rep. Myrra Galarza Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Newspaper Geraldine Funches Pilot Nursing — G.O. Rep., Glee Club, Special Service Page 44 CONGRATULATIONS Elizabeth Garcia Commercial Coop. — Dean’s Squad, Color Guard, Honor Society Eva Gonzalez Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Newspaper, Dean’s Squad, Class President, Speech Contest Lydia Gaudinc Beauty Culture — G.O. Rep., Color Guard, Traffic, Service, Prom Committee I f Margarita Gonzalez Beauty Culture Delores Glenn Commercial Coop. — Traffic, Teacher’s Aide Joan Goodwyn Nursing — Color Guard, Service, Teacher's Aide, Basketball, Volleyball Page 45 BEST WISHES Pilot Nursing — G.O. Treasurer, Yearbook, Newspaper, Glee Club, Fashion Show Bernice Holmes Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Yearbook, Red Cross Rep., Service, Traffic Roslyn Haynes Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Yearbook, Newspaper, Red Cross Volunteer, Rotary Club Laura Hernandez Nursing Anna Irizarry Nursing — Class Vice President, Volleyball, Basketball r m ■ Juanita Johnikin Commercial — Color Guard, Traffic, Service Page 46 CONGRATULATIONS Jeannie Johnson Nursing Louise Lawson Commercial Coop. — Traffic, Teacher's Aide Sandra Lawson Pilot Nursing — Glee Gub, Fashion Show Alba Lopez Beauty Culture — Service Carmen Lopez Beverly Mackey Nursing — Color Guard, Service Nursing — Traffic, Service, Teacher's Aide, Volleyball, Basketball Page 47 BEST WISHES V Grace Malave G.O. President, Dean's Squad, Honor Society, Prom Committee Eileen Manzanet Nursing Minerva Marquez Diane Mason Nursing — Basketball, Volleyball Pilot Nursing — Yearbook, Glee Club, G.O. Officer. Rita Marks Beauty Culture — G.O. Council, Color Guard, Glee Club, Service, Estelle McBurney Pilot Nursing — Newspaper, Yearbook, Glee Club, Class President, Fashion Show Page 48 CONGRATULATIONS Lorraine Middleton Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Senior Officer, Yearbook, Newspaper, G.O. Rep. Magadalena Montero Nursing Elba Negron Beauty Culture — Glee Club, Teacher’s Aide Paulette Nelmida Pilot Nursing — G.O. Council, Honor Society, Newspaper, Yearbook, Newman Club Carmen Nieves Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Visual Aides Carmen Orozco Commercial Coop. — Honor Society, Bell Monitor, Service, Traffic Page 49 BEST WISHES Carmen Ortiz Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Newspaper. Traffic i I Bcttie Patterson Commercial Coop. — Traffic, Service Delia Ortiz Beauty Culture — Glee Club, Service Joan Petock Commercial Coop. — Honor Society, Yearbook, Newspaper, Dean’s Squad, Junior NOMA Lourdes Ortiz Beauty Culture — Honor Society, Glee Club Ruby Phaire Nursing — Glee Club, Traffic, Service, Special Service Page 50 CONGRATULATIONS Delia Pinero Beauty Culture — Special Service Dalila Pino Beauty Culture — Yearbook Sherry Post Beauty Culture Elizabeth Quinones Carmen Ramos Pilot Nursing — Glee Club, Year- Beauty Culture- book, Fashion Show Page 51 BEST WISHES Rose Ramos Nursing — Senior Class Secretary, Class Officer, Volleyball Norma Reyes Beauty Culture Jean Reed Nursing — Delegate to City G.O. Council, G.O. Council, Yearbook, Newspaper, Service Squad r Ramona Rios Beauty Culture Josephine Reyes Commercial — Service, Teacher’s Aide r Emma Rivas Commercial — Office Work, Traffic, Class Secretary Page 52 CONGRATULATIONS Carmen Rivera Beauty Culture — Yearbook Rosario Rivera Nursing Jacklyn Robinson Beauty Culture — Senior Class President, Color Guard, Glee Club Elvira Robles Nursing — Honor Society, News-papei, Yearbook, Glee Club, Service V IS Zoraida Rosa Pilot Nursing — Yearbook, Newspaper, Glee Club, Teacher's Aide Maxine Ruffin Nursing Page S3 BEST WISHES Carmen Ruiz Beauty Culture — Glee Club Maria Ruiz Nursing — Class President, Volleyball, Basketball Kathalecn Russell Pilot Nursing — Newspaper, Yearbook, Red Cross Rep., Visual Aids 'V Merrily Salerno Beauty Culture — Honor Society, Dean's Squad, G.O. Secretary, Color Guard, Junior Red Cross Margarita Sanchez Pilot Nursing — Service, Basketball, Volleyball Norma Sanchez Beauty Culture — G.O. Vice President, Honor Society, Glee Club Page 54 CONGRATULATIONS Carmen D. Santiago Beauty Culture — Yearbook Artist Sexra Santiago Beauty Culture — Miss Yorkville Sandra Scstok Commercial Coop. — Honor So ciety, Yearbook, Class Manager, Visual Aids Althia Singleton Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Glee Club, Usher Ann Smith Nursing — Class Officer, Visual Aids, Traffic, Volleyball, Teacher’s Aide Page 55 BEST WISHES Genora Smith Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Red Cross Rep., Special Service, Glee Club Louise Soto Beauty Culture Carmen Tirado Beauty Culture Barbara Tittley Patricia Turner Nursing — G.O. Rep., Red Cross Beauty Culture Volunteer, Service Antoinette Tyree Pilot Nursing — Traffic Page 56 CONGRATULATIONS Carmen Valle Aida Vargas Commercial — Traffic, Service, Nursing — G.O. Council Delegate Teacher's Aide Maria Vasquez Beauty Culture D Page 57 BEST WISHES Annie Williams Pilot Nursing — Honor Society, Color Guard, G.O. Rep., Newspaper Lucille Williams Pilot Nursing — Red Cross Volunteer, Assembly, Play, Traffic Alpha Woodruff Nursing CAMERA SHY Sandra Hicks Nursing—G.O. Council Malverne Rouhlac Service Traffic Nursing — Service, Glee Club Theresa O'Neill Nursing — Traffic Carmen L. Santiago Beauty Culture Maria Ortiz Pilot Nursing Manuela Gutierrez Beauty Culture Sheryl Silva Nursing — Glee Club, G.O. Rep., Traffic, Service FAREWELL It’s hard to be us standing here And on our lips, Goodbye.” To realize that we must leave you, Yorkville Vocational High! But as we close these well-loved doors And strive to attain our goals, We will not forget you, Yorkville High; You’ve enriched our minds and souls. Elizabeth Quinones Page 58 ADVERTISING Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road” Whitman BOOSTERS Willie Acosta E. Adell Anna and Hector Archie Mrs. Celestine Arnold Askin Family M. Auerbach Aura and Ferdy Baby Anthony Baby Guy Marion Bankhead Joe Barbosh B.C. 5—Rm. 505 Fred Bragdon Bremer’s George Broadway Mr. E. Brooks Lillian Brown Mattie Bryant Mr. Buffong Mrs. Bertha Bullock Mr. and Mrs. J. Caldwell Carlos Arthur Lee Carroll Mrs. Grace Carter Clare Cashman Celia B. Chambers Jean Ciffone Cilento Family Frances Clark Barbara Cleveland Barbara Coleman Virginia Coleman Mrs. A. Collins Alex Colon Ana Colon Letty Colon Pedro Colon Robert Colon Sylvia Colon Mrs. M. Cooper Bessie Cornelius Mr. Davis Annie Davis Aya Lee Davis Brenda Gail Davis Earlccn Davis Joseph Davis Mrs. Margaret Davis Fernando Delgado Rosa Delgado Jean De Pesa Diego Lorraine Dingman Alvina Downes Sally Druckcr Dorothy Edwards Mrs. E. Edwards John Edwards Lucile Ellis Elvin Johnny Eralic Louie Espinell Heriberto Fcbres Agnes Feeny Hugh Feeny Paul Feeny Paul Feeny Jr. Fclita Joyiria Flores Robert Ford Geraldine Funches Galarza Family Carmen Galarza Hattie Geddis Riley Geddis Samuel Gcrena Florence Glover Junior Grandy Junior Gray Eva Hall Beatrice Hechter Halloman’s Luncheonette Butch Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harding Mr. G. Harrell Mrs. Harvin Haynes Family Anne Head The Herriott’s Willimae Hinds Evlyn Holmes Cheryl Huerta Rev. and Mrs. J. Huggins C. Iaia Mary Iannauone Mr. Frederick Ingram Irene and Charles Isabel Page 60 THANK YOU Marie Jackson Janine and Lonnie Jim’s Cleaners Mrs. Irene Johnson Mr. N. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jones Mrs. Inez King Albina Kotoren Edward and Mary Lafayette Mrs. B. Lawarence Mr. E. Lawarence Teddy Lewis Lillian Lizardy Peter Lonce Luis G. Malave and Family Adeline Mallen Marguerite Mallen Peter Mallen Margaret and John Maria Mariconda Sylvia Marks Norma Martinez Rafael Martinez Tito Martinez Dianne Mason Eileen McFadden Eugene McFadden William McKinley Isabel Medina Ismael Medina Benjamin Miles George Miles Lawrence Miles Anne Miller Mrs. Eva Monroe Mary C. Mooney Theresa Moorer Nilda Mulero Pete Mulero Nelmida Family Carmen Nieves Mr. and Mrs. P. Zuvitch Marcelina Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. C. O’Garro Mr. and Mrs. E. Oliver Edith Olsson Doris O’Neal Isabel Orozco Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Ortiz Mrs. Lottie Parsons Shawn Paskin Paul and Janice Paulette and David Donald and Lila Pearson Adcla Perez Loyda Perez Tony Perez Charles Phaire and Family Ruby Phaire Josh Pippen Carrie Pledger George Pomal John Quinones Quinones Family Angelina Reyes Anna Mae Rhines Claude Rhines Rinty Rios Family Rosa Rodriguez Victor Rodriguez Milton Rosenberg Maria Ruiz Victor Ruiz David Russell Mrs. J. Russell M. Salerno and Family Marlene Salley Michael Samitca Margie Sanchez Carmen D. Santiago Robert Saunders Peter Zuvitch Jr. Pearl Savetsky Mr. Bernard Simmons Brenda Joan Simon Philip Simon Arlelia Sligh Helena Skalecki Smith Family Ann Smith D. Smith Mrs. Inez Smith Joe Smith Mrs. P. Smith William Smith Helen Somers Soto’s Grocery Vincent Sparaco Claudette C. Spence Mrs. M. Stenson Anna Lee Stephenson Thomas Stephenson Gerald Steward Annette Taylor Gypsy Taylor Mrs. Maggie Thomas Mrs. Maureen Thomas Corine Thornton Warrenita Tibbs M. Tobin Irene Tucci F. Turman Cornell Turnipsied U.S. Navy Mrs. Ada Mae Wade Irving Walker Mary Walker Artrue Washington White Family Azibcll Williams J. Williams Roger Williams Mr. and Mrs. Wragg Lee Zimbardo Page 61 COMPLIMENTS OF C LAI ROC Herman Bremer Home Made Ice Cream Compliments of Mr. Harold Silverman ALTRO WORK SHOPS, INC. Luncheonette - Candies 1701 First Avenue - New York 28, N. Y. SAcramento 2-9346 - Bet. 88th 89th Sts. 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Leave us, then, for your own fad; but, Joan, remember — Mom and Dad.” Mr. and Mrs. Pc fork Congratulations and best wishes to Elizabeth Garcia Diana - Carmen - Margie - Emma KRONK'S LUNCHEONETTE HOME MADE ICE CREAM HOME MADE CANDIES 1657 YORK AVENUE SAcramento 2-9229 To Lorraine Middleton Best wishes from your sister and brother-in-law Clarence Johnson DELMA STUDIOS Your Yearbook Photographers 381 Fifth Avenue Hybrid Flowers, Inc. G. Papas and Sons 361 East 86th Street - ATwater 9-5 323 New York City Amsco Publications SURREY CANDY KITCHENS BEST WISHES from YOUR TEACHERS Page 64 i ... - , - V: %vy.'V sfe j|§5 W m � . mmm Mm Iv v's 'MAl'