Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

EX LIBRIS THE PROFILE Published by The Class oh' 1946 Glen Cove High School Glen Cove, l ew York June 1946 assume a new and grave responsibility — to become Tomorrow’s Leaders, and to help in the molding of a better world, we. the Class of 1946 dedicate this “Profile.” d)orcivor d In presenting this annual, the class of 1946 has endeavored to review for you. Senior accomplishments, and to familiarize you with our theme — “How school courses adapt students for their future careers.” Students do not fully realize the importance of their school courses and activities until they reach their last year when they begin to adjust themselves to thoughts of the future. This feeling of uncertainty has been checked, however, by numerous courses which stress the need of alertness and preparedness in all things pertaining to the task which lies ahead. The build-up to the future is far from being a task since this is a pleasant combination of study and recreation. Let us observe, now, the manner in which our students prepare themselves for the years to come ... ADMINISTRATION si:. i(� ns CLASSES SPORTS MUSIC ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS -ALa nur Hah! for QLCove -Allhail lo thee, 2)ear _ALaWater. We „ill loa £lver (et thy yfory Sh ine jor ayes (ony. Jhree cheer A for Qlen Cove JJiyh e our Sony — Hah! Hah! Hah! Seated, left to right: Maurice Cohen, William H. Ogden, Herbert A. Savage, President, Richardson Pratt, Ethel S. Hurrold, Secretary, Geo. J. Malinowsky, Clerk. WALTER R. SMITH Principal Standing, left to right: Marjorie Perkins, Betty Watson, Ann Basdavanos, Martha Fadrowsky. Seated, left to right: Helen D. Verineire, Charles H. Miller. FACULTY MARY A. BIRMINGHAM R.N. St. Luke’s Hospital; B.S. Columbia University School Nurse NORMA J. BIGGS D.H. Eastman Dental Dispensary Dental Hygienist LOUISE H. BISHOP B.A. Hunter College Science MAY I. BRANDHORST B.S. New York State College for Teachers Social Studies ROSEMARY CAHILL B.A. University of Vermont; M.A. Columbia University English HELEN DuBOIS B.A. Wellesley College; B.S. in L.S. New York State College for Teachers Librarian ROBERT G. FIRMAN B.A. Colgate University; M.A. Columbia University Social Studies ADOLPH GEHDE Oswego State Teachers College Industrial Arts ISABELLA W. HOGG B.A. Juanita College Social Studies and Mathematics KATHARINE J. KEATING B.S. Cornell University Home Economics LOUISE KEENAN B.A. Syracuse University Art VERA A. KEENEY B.A. Syracuse University; M.A. Columbia University Mathematics GEORGE M. KUHN Cortland Normal; B.S. Columbia University Physical Training JAMES C. MAIDEN, JR. B.A. Brown University; M.A. New York University English and Social Studies FRANK E. MARTIN Pratt Institute; B.S., M.A. Columbia University Industrial Arts CHARLES H. McGUCKIN B.S. Villanova Science LORETTA McNAMARA B.S. College of New Rochelle English KATHRYN R. MURPHY B.A. College of St. Rose; M.A. Columbia University Latin ZYGMUND C. NEDWICK B.S. Manhattan College Physical Training and Science PAULINE PASTERNACK B.S. New York State College for Teachers Commercial Studies and Mathematics ANNETTE R. PLANTE B.A. College of New Rochelle; M.A. University of Vermont English and French MARY I. RELIHAN B.A. Syracuse University; M.A. Fordham University English RUTH J. RICHARDSON B.A. St. Lawrence University; M.A. Columbia University Mathematics ELINORE C. SCHMITZ Savage School of Physical Education Physical Training MARGARET M. SCHOLL Plattsburgh Normal; B.S. New York University Commercial Studies GEORGE SCOTT B.S. Ithaca College Band Director KATHRYN C. SMITH B.A. College of New Rochelle English LeVAN p. smith Ph. B. Muhlenberg College; M.A. Columbia University Social Studies WALTER R. SMITH B.A. Western Maryland; M.A. Columbia University Principal and Science ALTHEA E. THOMPSON B.S. Ithaca College M usic GERTRUDE VAN EMAN B.S. Grove City College M.A. Columbia University Commercial Studies MADELINE WISCHEBRINK B.A. Good Counsel College Social Studies FLORENCE A. WOMACK B.A. Cornell University; Sorbonne, Paris French and Spanish QENIORS 1 (H O tl. � I. .. , ft «1 afAAM r. RUTH J. RICHARDSON Senior Advisor Given birth in 1942, the class of ’46 has swept through four glorious years of high school to this long awaited day of graduation. Time has flown and now we must take leave of these beloved halls. Still, if we had it to do over, we wouldn't change a thing. This is what we mean: Take for instance, our Freshman year: the thrill of meeting new people and doing new things: the first taste of the glamour of football season, the excitement of basketball games: the Band, Glee Club, Tattler and all the other wonderful activities we were allowed to participate in. These made us feel the delightful sensation of growing up. How quickly we became Sophomores! This was a superb year! Now some of us owned cars and we found ourselves being whizzed from game to game through an unbelievably successful football season when our team was rated the best in New York State. Need we add that we, as Sophs, gave the Freshmen our share of heckling? The next year, we moved out of the low'er halls and proudly inhabited the sunny corridors of Junior Lane. Of course we remember the many impressive happenings of this, our last school year, at war. The huge success of our Junior Prom added much excitement to the last davs of this grand year. Now, our final and most glamorous year: the excitement of our very successful football season; the various sports dances we held; the grand Senior Ball; the wonderful Senior Play; selling theater tickets; the magazine drive; fun we had in working on the Profile. All these delightful experiences made our Senior year one of the most successful in the history of Glen Cove High School. Proud of ourselves as the first peacetime graduating class in four years, we will always remember these joyful days of our youth. Good-bye to dear Alma Mater! SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Standing, left to right: Joe Morris, Anthony Bruge$,Vice President Bill Donaldson, President Warren Unneberg, Velma Vogtlander, Doris Martino, Henry Dupre, Irene Doran, Dorel Myers. Seated, left to right: Elsie Swenson, Secretary, Marie Bojenski, Marion Stanco. 2 ROBERT ADLER Activities: Glider Club 3. Ordinarily a quiet, reserved sort of fellow. Bolt's real personality emerges when one sees him in his favorite haunt, the out-of-doors. Boh loves the woods and all that goes with it — especially hunting. After graduation lie will prohahly enter the army. ROBERT ARMSTRONG Activities: Treasurer Home Room 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4. A good danrer and a very good sport, “Bub” certainly rates as one of the most popular Senior hoys. Voted the “wittiest” in the Senior class, he keeps his friends and associates in constant good spirits. There’s little to he criticized and lots to he praised in “Bub.” He would like to attend college after graduation and we all wish him the best of luck. JEAN AXSELROI) Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 3, President 4; Curile aedile 1; Assistant Librarian 3; Bowling 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 3; All Nassau Choir 3; Alpha Society 3, 4; Profile Co-editor 4; Senior Play 4; Masquers 3, 4. Always poised, friendly, and full of fun, Jean possesses that lucky combination of being both a good student and popular on her own merits. Her clothes have often set the fashions of G. C. High and made her one of the best dressed girls of the Senior Class. As coeditor of this year’s Profile, Jean shows how well she succeeds in everything she undertakes. Her favorite pastimes are walking and reading. Talented musically, Jean plans to go to college and major in music. Good luck—Jean! ILLA ADAMS Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 1,2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Tattler 3, 4; Home Room President 3; Profile 4; Alpha 3, 4; Mixed Choir 3. Ilia is well-known for her excellent character and her friendliness. Her loyalty and sincerity have made her an asset to her class. Busy with such activities as French Club, Alpha and Tattler, Ilia still finds time to lend a hand to those who need her. We wish her the very best for the future. MARTHA BAADE Activities: Bowling Club 1; Band 1, 2; Glee Club 3; Photography 4. Mirth and merriment dominate Martha’s personality. Although she has a serious side as everyone does, Martha is full of joy, and is a joy to know. Martha’s big blue eyes provide just the right touch to set off her short blond hair. When she finishes high school, she plans to enter a hospital in order to take up a career as a nurse. We all extend our best wishes to Martha and her chosen profession. J CATHERINE BABCOCK Activities: Art Club 3, 4; Secretary, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pro-Consul 4; Photography 4; Fencing Club 3; Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball Decorating Committee; Bowling Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Profile 4. “Cathy,” very blond and tall is one of the nicest girls in the Senior class. Very friendly and cheerful, she has the rare combination of beauty and brains. Cathy is soft-spoken, good-natured and has a certain charm that draws you to her. Among her likes are Chemistry, swimming and traveling. Cathy’s ambition is to go to an Art School to become a fashion illustrator. JOHN BERGANO Activities: Gym Team 4. “John” is that peppy senior who always manages to stand out in every crowd. His pet hobby throughout his senior year was annoying Miss Brandhorst. He has other hobbies also, such as swimming, and dancing. Business being John's particular interest, he intends to develop one of his own. We are sure that with his everlasting vigor and vitality he will he a success in his business no matter what it may be. PASQUALE BARBIERI Activities: Profile Business Staff 4; French Club 3. Patsy is a big boy with a big heart. Self assured and friendly, his seriousness is always punctuated with a joke or two. Pat is a swell boy to know and a grand friend to have. His future bolds additional study in the field of agriculture. ALICE BERESNIEWICZ Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club I, 2, 3, 4; Tattler 3, 4; Transcription Manager 4; Safety Council 2; Profile 4. Pretty and popular. Alice is one of the best dressed girls in the Senior class. She is the possessor of a sparkling personality, ready wit and a constant smile, all of which make her well-liked by all ho know her. Dancing, rollerskating and basketball top her list of favorites. Being on the Transcription Staff of the Tattler and Manager in her fourth year, has given Alice plenty of experience for her future career, which lies in the field of stenography. EVELYN BERESNIEWICZ Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Safety Council 2; Executive Committee; Baseball; Profile 4. A vivid personality and friendly manner characterize Evelyn in every way. An ardent player of basketball, Evelyn has been honor d with the captaincy of the Girl’s Honor Squad. She is an active member of the Commercial Club and plans to enter the business world as a bookkeeper. With her efficiency and eagerness it is certain she will be a success. •1 ETHEL BIGGERS Reading and collecting foreign money are Ethel's hobbies, while she finds the scenery along the Hudson, as viewed from a boat, most enjoyable. Quiet and courteous, Ethel seems to enjoy school, especially English and Home Economics. Ethel's ambition is to attend a secretarial school. Her co-operative nature will help her to become an efficient secretary. G1LDA BLOOM Activities: Latin Club 1,2; Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Fencing 3; Tattler 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1. Gilda besides being the possessor of beautiful auburn hair, is a brilliant and conscientious student. Being a member of the Alpha for four years proves Gilda’s scholastic ability. Gilda, or “Cookie as she is better known, intends to go to college and continue her educa-cation. We are sure that she will be successful in whatever field of study she chooses. MARIE BOJENSKI Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Profile, Literary Staff 4; Color Guard 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Tattler Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling (dub 1; Home Room Secretary 3; Executive Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee; 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Senior Play 4; Senior Nomination Committee 4. Here is the typical high school girl—all the way from corduroy jacket to bohby socks. “Clam” is a girl with a “super” quantity of sparkle and vim. One of our hest dressed Seniors she will always he remembered for her quick smile and “corny” jokes. Marie likes plenty of fun and possesses a strong dislike for conceit in a fellow student. Next year this popular girl plans to enter Katherine Gibbs Business School. IRIS BESSELL Activities: Bowling Cluh 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 4; Riverhead All State Music Conference 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Choir 3. Uppermost in Iris' mind is her desire to become a choral director. With Miss Thompson as her inspiration, Iris has become very fond of music. Her natural ability for it is not only illustrated by her ukulele playing, but also by her lovely voice which she has lent to the Glee Cluh on many occasions. Iris is popular among her fellow classmates and a good student. ANTHONY BRUGES Activities: Varsity Football 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Vice-President of Senior Class '46. Bruges has well carried the tradition of the school by means of his scholastic record and his humor. The phrase, “For he’s a jolly good fellow” can be readily applied to him. Friendly with everyone, jovial Anthony makes no distinctions between his classmates and leaves behind in our school, good humor, wit, and an excellent impression in the minds of the faculty and the students. He was the “spark” of the Senior Class of '46. 15 LUCY CAPPIELLO Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4: Secretary 4; Safety Council 4; Tattler 2, 3, 4; Literary Staff of Profile 4; President of Home Hoom 3. “Lu” is the lucky possessor of shiny brunette locks and smoky brown eyes. She takes an interest in all sports, but horseback riding rates the highest on her list. Always to be well' groomed, friendly and charming seem to be the rules which make up “Lu’s” character and personality. We know that she will make an excellent interpreter of any language she chooses. GEORGE CATHCART Activities: Color Guard; Business Staff, Profile. Sandy-haired and good natured, George is always the center of any crowd. George is also one of Glen Cove High's most ardent football and basketball fans and attends every game to root our teams on to victory. Remember his red and green umbrella? Up to the minute in his knowledge of current events, we like to think of George as a future politician, although he intends to join the Army. Good luck, George! ROSE CARISTO Activities: Tennis 1; Bowling 1; Baseball 1; Spanish Club 3, 4. Rose has made her presence felt not only by her fine loyal spirit, but by her pleasant, friendly, manner. Usually seen with Dora Del Colie, Rose is very fond of singing popular songs. The care and neatness of her own hair assures us that she will do well as a beautician. ROLF CARLSEN Activities: Baseball 1; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Track 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. “Rolfie,” can we find words to describe him, or shall we just say that lie's grand? We bet there isn't a girl in the school who hasn't had her cheek pinched by “Stuff,'' or a fellow who hasn't fallen in with his contagious laugh, or anyone anywhere who doesn’t think he’s tops. “Stuff excels in any sport he participates in and enjoys them all. He dislikes girls who wear too much make-up. So spare the powder gals, if you want to rate with the “most dated Senior boy.” Rolf wants to attend Penn. State and continue playing football. PAULINE CARUCCIO Activities: Spanish Club 3, 4. Pauline has a quiet personality but is always willing to lend a hand when someone is in need. Math is popular with her and she also possesses the ability to sew well. As she likes to fix hair, her ambition is to be a beautician. To fulfill this Pauline will attend Beautician School after graduation. V 1C GLORIA CHERUBINI Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4: Tattler 2, 3, 4; Safety Council 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. Gloria, also known as “Dot” is that senior with the lovely black hair. Her jocular manner ami ready wit are well enjoyed by all. As a hobby, Gloria collects miniature china pigs and her collection is now wide and varied. Writing short stories for her own amusement and also that of her friends is a favorite pastime. When she graduates Gloria would like to enter into the field of radio and with her willingness to get things done we are sure she will be very successful. BARBARA CIAVARELLI Activities: Latin Club 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Safety Council 4; Secretary of Home Room 3. Barbara is a petite girl and a real lady in every sense of the word. Soft-spoken and well-mannered, Barbara is musically inclined. Playing the piano is her favorite pastime. Her diligence and pleasant character have proved that she will be successful in whatever she undertakes. Barbara loves to travel and after graduation will have the chance to do so. She is going on a trip, with her family to South America and will remain there for some time. Good luck to you on your future travels. W ALTER CIENKOWSKI Activities: Football 3,4; Spanish (dub 2, 3; Alpha 3, 4; Senior Play 4. “Puff” is not, as the name implies a bag o' wind but is instead the name given him by his school chums. Puff is friendly and well liked by both his classmates and his teachers. Walter is the kind of guy one likes to talk to and the kind of fellow one likes for a friend. W hat more can be expected of him than that he should become an engineer in the future since one with PuflTs personality will overcome all engineering problems. ANNE CHEBUSKE Activities: Commercial Club 2; Glee Club 4; Photography Club 4; Arts and Crafts (dub 1. Naive and very quiet, Anne is always willing to lend a helping hand. Her interests are varied and numerous centering largely upon sewing and knitting. Very skillful in this line, Anne has made a great many of her clothes. Although Anne’s future is undecided we are certain that her knowledge and skill in sewing will play an im-poitant part in it. FRANCES CONOLOGUE Activities: French (dub 2, 3, 4; Latin (dub 1, 2; Glee (dub 3. “Fran” is a peppy, well dressed Senior with an optimistic personality and a likeable disposition—all of which help make her as popular as she is. Going to the beach, dancing, ice skating, and attending football games take up most of Franny’s time after school. She definitely dislikes conceited people and homework. Frances wants to be a kindergarten teacher. 17 JEAN COWIE Activities: Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Spanish Club 3. A swell girl in every sense of the word, Jean will always be remembered for ber alertness and friendliness. Her excellent cheer-leading technique has added much pep to our school games. Her dancing ability is equally fine. Undecided as yet about the future, we know she will do well in whatever she undertakes. FRANCES DAVIS Activities: Glee Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Speedball 4. Although Frances is soft spoken and quiet, her warm, friendly smile is more eloquent than words. Frances enjoys skating, swimming and coloring photographs. She plans to go to Katherine Gibbs Business School and train to be a private secretary. With her well-groomed appearance, efficiency and willingness Frances will make an excellent student and a successful secretary. GLORIA COYLE Activities: Glee Club 3. Gloria or “Glit as she is known to her friends is small, pert and full of fun. This girl from Glen-wood Landing likes to take pictures, dance and watch sport games. Gloria will go to business school after finishing high school. Her many assets are sure to make her dream of becoming a private secretary come true. JOSEPH DAILY Everybody knows Joe. He's that happy, devil-may-care fellow, who contributes wit and droll humor to the halls of dear old Glen Cove High. Tall, blond and good looking, Joe ought to make a grand appearance in his dungarees and straw hat when he dons them to become a raiser of livestock, (rood luck with “all them thar longhorns, Joe! ALLEN DANIS Activities: Football 2; Frerfch Club 2, 3. Allen is a very energetic, lad who enjoys his life to the highest degree. His existence can be compared somewhat to the free-lance artist, who chooses his subject as he pleases, and does what he pleases. His frequent clashes with teachers liven up many otherwise dull classes. He is often seen touring the town in his famous “limousine. After graduation, he plans on joining the Marines. 18 DORA DEL COLLE Activities: Tennis 1; Field Hockey 1; Baseball 1, 2; Bowling 1. Her laughter and her friendliness are two of Dora’s most predominant qualities. She is a whiz at all sports and very often has won die game for her team in volley-hall. Bowling however is her favorite pastime, and she plays it frequently. After school she plans to become a beautician. WILLIAM DONALDSON Activities: Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Track; President of Senior Class ’46. Bill, who comes from the Glen Cove Landing, is an outdoor sports lover. Although he enters into these sports with great enthusiasm, his interest in school work is not retarded, as is proved by his high scholastic standing. William Donaldson’s respect toward others is one of his most outstanding characteristics. His easy, happy-go-lucky spirit has made him well liked by everyone. His tact and wholesomeness has given him popularity that made him president of the Senior Class. HELEN DONOVAN Activities: French Club 3; Glee Club 2, 3. Helen can usually he found wherever “Beep” is. Atractive and well-groomed, she was voted the best dressed girl in the Senior class. Helen came to Glen Cove High in her Sophomore year from St. Dominies’ and likes it very much. She excels in dancing and roller-skating. Helen’s ambition is to become an interior decorator. JULIET DeCAROLIS Activities: Spanish Club 3, 4. Very generous and always willing to lend a helping hand, Juliet is popular among her classmates. Her witty sense of humor is welcomed to any group. Although she has not participated in many activities, her interests are varied and many. She is an ardent fan of all sports especially softball. Upon graduating, Juliet plans to enter business school. IRENE DORAN Activities: Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Executive Committee 4; Tattler 2, 3, 4; Masquers Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary, Treasurer 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Transcription Staff, Pro-FfLE 4; Senior Nominating Committee 4; Bowling Club 1. Cute and full of fun Irene always has a pleasant smile and word for everyone. Nothing ever seems to worry this popular and well-liked senior. Being a member of the executive committee, she has had a great deal to do with the success of our class. Irene’s ambition is to become a writer of short stories for magazines. Her leisure time is spent in dancing and taking and developing her own pictures. 0 I NANCY DOWNING Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Alpha 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4. Nancy, although she is very quiet in school, is known to her friends for a fine sense of humor and a willingness to cooperate. She has always been a good student, as shown by her membership in Alpha. Nancy is talented musically and she is fond of all sports. However, her ambition is to become an interior decorator. GLORIA DUFFY Activities: Band (Twirler) 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 2, 4; Bowling (Mub 1; Transcription Staff, Pro-FILE 4. One of the liveliest and peppiest girls in the class, Gloria could always be found at all school functions. Lovely to look at, with blonde hair and blue eyes, she is the possessor of a winning smile. She is to be congratulated on her excellence as one of the twirlers of our band. Gloria has a magnetic personality which combined with her neatness and sincerity will make her a success in her future ambition, which is to be a secretary. ELIZABETH DUNCAN Activities: Safety Council 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Library (dub 1, 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Commercial Club 4; Ba.� kctball 2, 3. As a prominent member of our Safety Council, Betty does a fine job of keeping order in the halls. She participates in many activities and enjoys all sports. Betty’s interests are not one sided for she enjoys collecting china miniature animals, and also all types of records. She is particularly devoted to dancing, roller-skating and basketball. With her firm willingness to get things accomplished we are sure that Betty will be successful in whatever she undertakes. HERBERT EHMER Activities: Baseball 2; Basketball 3. Fazed by little, if anything, Herbie has a happy-go-lucky air about him that is never quite absent. Herbie is very fond of all sports, as his many friends will tell you. After graduation, he plan6 to enter the field of engineering. HENRY DUPRE Activities: Manager, Basketball 1; Home Room President 3; Junior Prom (diairman 3; Senior Ball Chairman 4; Executive Committee 4; Spanish (dub 2; Flag Bearer 4; Profile 4; Senior Play 4. May we introduce to you one of the most popular hoys in the Senior Class? His name is Henry Dupre. “Hank” has probably done more for our class than any other Senior, as is obvious by a glance at his activities. Everything he has undertaken has been a success and a credit to his initiative. His casual dress, his winning smile, his ready wit, and his complete naturalness have earned for him the honored title, “most typical of Glen Cove High.” After graduation, he may join the Navy. Good luck, Henry! 0 MARILYN FEIN BERG Activities: Commercial Club 4; Photography Club 4; Transcription Staff, Profile 4. Curly brown-haired Marilyn, is a quiet, well-mannered and conscientious student. Always in a good mood, happy and serene, her friendly manner is admired by all who know her. Marilyn enjoys swimming and horseback riding. A student in the commercial department, her ambition is to become a bookkeeper or typist. The best of luck to a sweet girl—Marilyn! WILLIAM FENN “Gopher” Bill takes an ardent interest in his car and anything mechanical. He is usually seen working on it after school or helping one of the neighbors fix his family jalopy. Billy has a warm personality and a ready smile for everyone. After he graduates. Bill will probably continue in the field of mechanics. JOAN FORBES Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; French (dub 2, 3, 4. Joan, an active Senior, because of her lively spirit is a welcome addition to any group. An enjoyer of sports, her favorites are swimming and sailing. Her ambition— to be a veterinarian. AMELIA EPERVARY Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Profile Business Manager 4; Spanish Club 2, 4; Vice-President 4; Captain Magazine Drive 4; Latin Club 1. Always well-mannered and friendly, Amelia is liked by all her classmates. Her lovely blonde hair and well-groomed appearance add to her attractiveness. Amelia loves dancing of any kind and swimming. Her favorite pastime is writing letters to “Pete.” A clerical bookkeeper is Amelia’s goal and I’m sure with her accuracy and ability she will be a success. MARION FORGIONE Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Tattler 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Petite, dark-haired Marion is that Senior who loves to whistle. Because of this, she has been nicknamed the histler.” Her cheery smile, her merry spirit, and her constant giggle are something to behold. Marion is very active and excels in all sports. She has been with our Basketball and Baseball Team for four years and her petite-ness has in no way hampered her skill in these sports. It’s quite evident why Marjon wants to become a gym teacher and with her love for sports she will surely succeed. 2 ALFRED GERMAIN “Al” has no enemies hut innumerable friends. He is one swell fellow likely to do well anywhere with anyone. Has a bit of a diplomatic nature, whieh makes him easy to get along with. The future looks bright for Alfred! RHODA GERMAIN Activities: Bowling Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. Wherever there’s “Butch,” there’s “Rho.” Active in all sports and a seamstress in her own right, “Rho” is one senior who is the life of every party. Even though she loves to swim and enjoys sailing, Rhoda is really at her best when it comes to paddling a canoe. After her graduation, Rho plans to go to a Commercial school in New York in order to prepare for a bookkeeping position. RUTH GLOSS Activities: Latin (Hub 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha 3, 4; Tatler 2, 3, 4; Home Room Treasurer 3: Profile 4. Ruth is a fine girl and an excellent student. She has taken an active part in the Alpha, Tattler and French Club. Her plans for next year are not definite at this time but we know that she will be successful in whatever she undertakes. Good luck to you, Ruth. You have the best wishes of us all. ANGELINA GIACINTO Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 4; Baseball 2, 3. Angie is that cheerful and friendly Senior who is indeed a good friend to have around. She makes a hobby of collecting photographs and snapshots. Angie seems to be fascinated by football games and can always be found rooting for the home team. Since her main desire is to become a journalist, she will attend a College of Business Administration. WILLIAM GIWOJNA William is the quietest boy of the Senior class. No noise or rowdyism is ever heard from him. He tends his own business, is friendly to others and is always happv to lend a hand. The good nature of William wins him popularity with his classmates. He has not made up his mind as to what he wants to do upon graduating but since he has patience with all, he will succeed. As the seeing-eye dog is to a blind man — inseparable shall be success and William Giwojna. 12 GILBERT GORMAN Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Safety Council 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; President. There is never a dull moment when “Gil is around. He’s the fellow with a joke and a wiserrark to suit every occasion. He possesses a certain quality that will put life into any gathering. Indeed, his chief interest seems to he in getting a laugh from his listeners. Because of his sparkling manner he will long be remembered by all. He plans to enter business college after graduation. Good luck, Gil! ROSEMARY GRAZIOSE Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Bowling (Hub 1; Transcription Staflf, Profile 4. With a smile on her face and a twinkle in her eye, Rosemary has gained many lasting friends throughout her years in school. Vivacious and pleasant, Rosemary could always be found in gay and happy surroundings. She is a student in the. Commercial Department, and plans to become a private secretary after graduation. ELEANOR GREGORY Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 1; Vice-President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity 2, 3; Manager 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Band 1, 3, 4; Twirler 1, 3, 4; Vice-President 1; Senior Play 4; Home Room Treasurer 3; Profile Art Editor 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4; Country Poster Contest 1st Prize 1; Honorable Mention Representation 1, 2; 2nd Prize in Design II, 3. In addition to her unsurpassed ability as an artist, Eleanor has also established herself as an excellent basketball player and twirler. Aside from these achievements “El” is distinguished by her friendliness and eharm. As an all-around sports lover she spends much of her spare time swimming, horseback riding and skating. El’s future includes college where she plans to take up the study of art. GENEVIEVE GOLON Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Commercial Club 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Room Treasurer 3; Safety Council 2. Peppy and popular, Jenny’s love for a gay crowd is proved by her witty sense of humor. Swimming, howling, ice skating and dancing are her favorite pastimes and she loves to watch baseball and football games. Jenny plans to be a beautician and we’re sure that with her willingness and friendly manner she will be a success. VIRGINIA GRELLA Activities: Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Tattler 4; Transcription Staff, Profilf.. Petite Virginia has dark eyes and brown hair. Her well developed sense of humor, and her delightful smile are admired by all. Possessor of a vivid personality and friendly manner, “Ginny” is a grand person to know. Cute and pleasant, she is full of pep and energy and displays a jolly spirit at all times. A student in the commercial course, her ambition is to become a private secretary. X ANN GRENNAN Activities: Safely Council 4; Latin Club 1; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Commercial Club 4; Art Club 3, 4; Vice-President Home Room 3. A magnetic personality and a warm smile contribute equally to making Ann a popular senior. She has a fine sense of humor and is always ready for fun. All sports are enjoyed by her including football, skating and basketball. Ann can’t decide between art school and interior decorating for her career, but with her artistic ability and eagerness to learn she is bound to succeed in whatever she undertakes. ELIZABETH HEALY Activities: Glee Club 1,2; Commercial (dub 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 1; Transcription Staff, Profile. “Sugar and spice and everything nice”—that’s what Ann is made of. She is blue-eyed, carrot-topped, and always an asset when it comes to gaiety and fun. Wit and a nonchalant air characterize this popular Senior. Ann spends her leisure time in listening to popular records and dancing. A commercial student, her ambition is to become a secretary. FRANCES GURNEY Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Literary Staff, Profile 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Home Room Secretary 3; Tennis 1; Baseball 1, 2; Field Hockey 1. “Fran” as she is most commonly called, is the kind of girl who would give a helping hand to anybody who needed it. Her scholastic efforts have been rewarded by success, if high marks are an indication of success. Fran likewise stands high in the friendship and esteem of her fellow classmates. With her pleasant disposition and willing band, we are sure that Frances will do well in the field of teaching, her chosen profession. GILBERT HALPIN Activities: Band 1; Glee Club 1; .Spanish 1; Tattler 2; Safety Council 4; Commercial Club 4; Bowling Team 4; Pres. Home Room 3. Gilbert is always on hand to keep things going. The quiet and meek retire when “Gil” steps to the fore. A great admirer of sports, you can always hear “Gil’s” voice leading the cheering at games. Never without a quick comeback, Gilbert has always been a favorite with everyone. He will enter the Navy after graduating. NANCY HALVORSEN Activities: Art Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. “Nancy with the laughing face,” really describes this Nancy. Although she is quiet, this tall, blonde Senior, as her friends will verify, livens any gathering, and her presence brings out the happier side of a person. We believe that “Nan” will succeed in anything she undertakes, and her plans to enter a business school are no exception to this belief. 4 THERESA IZZO Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Safety Counril 2. Theresa is a quiet, poised Senior. Always well-mannered and neatly dressed, she possesses a lovely smile and extends it frequently to everyone. As quiet as Theresa may seem, she is a good student and is always a lot of fun. Theresa is musically inclined which accounts for her three year membership in the hand. Her ambition is to become a typist. FROMAINE JACOBS Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2 3; Bowling Club 1; Library Club 2, 3; Tattler 2, 3, 4; Profile 4. “Fro,” as she is known to her fellow classmates, is amiable, ambitious and also a good student. As you can see from her membership in various clubs, she is an all-around girl with talent stretching into musical, dramatic, and cultural activity. She has developed her talent for music by playing the saxophone as well as the piano, and her skill in acting is marked by her participation in many plays. Her cultural art is proved by her enrollment in the Latin and Spanish courses. Ignoring these special skills. Fro has decided to be a psychiatrist. ARTHUR JOHANSEN Activities: Basketball 2; Soccer 2; Inter-class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Arthur, better known as “Bo Bo” is tall, blond and an ardent basketball player. He enjoys all sports especially hockey and basketball. He is also an ardent reader. Interested in hand crafts, “Bo Bo” hopes to be a cabinet maker. This swell senior will do well in whatever he undertakes. GEORGE HOWELL Activities: Band 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Glee Cluh 2. George’s grave manner and seri ous way of speaking deceive no one. A keen wit with a quick smile, likable George is chiefly interested in sports, especially baseball. An ardent fan of America’s favorite pastime, George endlessly discusses the “ifs” and “huts” of many a game. He plans on going to agricultural school after graduation. RUTH KOTLER Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; Tattler 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Choir 3. “Ruthie” tall and attractive, is the friendly Senior who is usually found with Iris and Cookie. She likes dancing and popular music hut most of all loves children. Ruthie wants to become a kindergarten teacher and with her sweet nature will certainly become very successful. She is going to Wheel-ock University in Boston, Mass, to continue her studies. 2! PEARL KUROWSKI Activities: Art Club; French Club; Profile Staff 4; Basketball Team. Interesting and attractive, Pearl is a popular girl with a merry and genial personality. She is always well dressed and well-mannered, and her high school work shows her to be a diligent student. Pearl is a good friend to everyone and with her pleasant character she has proved that she will be successful in whatever she plans to undertake. MILDRED LUCHIE Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mildred’s sincerity and honesty have made her well liked by everyone. She is deeply'interested in the problems of people and consequently has a great desire to do something helpful to foster better living among mankind. She has decided that nursing is an excellent outlet for her desires. We know that she will do well in her chosen profession. EVELYN LARSEN Activities: Band (Drum Majorette) ; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 2; Safety Council 4; Tattler 4; Literary Staff, Profilf. 4; Commercial Club 2. Evelyn, our lovely blonde-haired Senior, i6 exceedingly popular. She is engaged in nearly all school activities and can always be seen with the band as head drum majorette. Despite all her activities, Evelyn still finds time for school work and is a good student. Enrolled in the Commercial course, she intends to be a secretary. REGINA LEHMANN Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Captain Cheerleaders 4; Senior Play 4. Happy-go-lucky is Jean—Captain of our fine Cheerleading Squad! Bubbling over with vim and vigor, Jean always shows excellent performance in leading the cheering section at all sports events. Petite, blonde, and cute, she is one of the most popular girls in the Senior class. Her magnetic personality and friendly manner will always be remembered. Jean’s - spare time is taken up with thinking up new cheers and dancing. She’s a grand girl to know. CECELIA LESLIE Activities: Photography Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Commercial Club 4. “Celie” is that cute little girl who came to us from Brooklyn. Although she hasn’t been with us very long, her cheery smile and easy manner have enabled her to make friends quickly. Very much interested in art, Celie would like to do something connected with it when she graduates from high school. 26 MARY LUPINSKI Quiet and well mannered Mary is a girl with a heart of gold. She is enrolled in a general course and lists her favorite subject as history. Although she was not in many activities in school, she is very active outside of school and enjoys swimming and bowling. After graduation, Mary intends to be a telephone operator. FRANK MACEDONIO Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Inter-class Basketball 4. One of our shortest and liveliest Seniors, Frank is a welcome addition to any gathering. Dancipg and developing snapshots are his favorite pastimes while football and basketball are his favorite sports. Frank hopes to be a bookkeeper and accountant when he finishes school. He certainly will succeed in this held with his wonderful ability to master math. JOSEPHINE MACEDONIO Activities: Safety Council 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4. “Jo” as she is usually called, is one of our shortest seniors. She is soft-spoken and well liked by all of her fellow students. Dancing and swimming and singing are among her favorite hobbies. Jo has decided to become a typist at the close of her Senior year. THIRJANE LUCHIE Thirjane is a very sociable and cheerful girl who makes many friends wherever she goes. Her chief hobby lies in the field of sewing, which she does extremely well, and her chief enjoyment takes place at basketball and football games. Since sports tend to stimulate coordination and alertness, we know that “Snooky” will do well in a field which requires alertness—typing! ALEX McLENNON Activities: Football 4; Baseball 4. Alex, a well dressed and well mannered Senior, is a contribution from Locust Valley, and a well appreciated one. Voted the tallest boy in the class, A1 has naturally acquired that casual look which most high school boys strive for. He has a slow, easy going walk, but his wit, like his smile, is quick and frequently observed. A1 also holds his own on the dance floor and it is rumored that he is an oftcn-sought-after escort. 27 MARY MAGNUSSON Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1. A happy-go-lurky air and a gay nonchalant personality characterize Mary. With a witty sense of humor she is always ready for fun and knows how to have plenty of it. Mary enjoys swimming, skating and art work. Although she is not certain yet as to her career, it probably will be centered upon her artistic ability. DORIS MARTINO Activities: Glee Club 1; Commercial Club 4; Photography Club 4. Peppy and popular, Doris is well liked by all who know her and her cheery smile and giggle are always welcomed. Like most other girls her age, Doris enjoys swimming, dancing, and skating. She has a particular interest in making her own clothes and you can well see why she is one of the best dressed girls in the Senior class. Moody people are her chief dislike. Doris hopes to become a telephone operator. HELEN MAGOULAS Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Tattler 2, 3, 4; Circulation Manager 3, 4; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball 2, 4; Profile 4: Bowling Club 1; Senior Play 4. Recipe for Magoulas: Mix together an ample quantity of vitamins, ambition, noise and laughter, top off with a mass of flamboyant red hair, and serve with loads of generosity. The delightful result is better known as “Red” and is destined for great things in the profession she has chosen as a teacher of physical education. SUSAN MALINARO Activities: Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 1, 2. “Susie,” a pretty, little brunette is a swell Senior on whom one can always depend. Po sessor of a warm charm ami a radiant personality, “Susie” is a welcome addition to any class room. “Susie” has quite a flare for art work and after school she can be found ushering at our local theatre. You can he sure that “Susie” will All her future occupation as a clerk in a capable manner. MICHAEL MANARI Activities: Art Club 3, 4. “Mike” is an easy going fellow who is known and liked by all his fellow students. Any class room is enlivened when “Mike” is present and he can be seen frequently working in his father’s store. “Mike” enjoys his arts course and contributes many posters for various activities. Our best wishes will certainly go with “Mike,” when he enters the Army after graduation. 8 RONALD MAXON Activities: Kask« tl all 2; Band 2, 3; Glider Club 3. Ronnie is the possessor of the ideal disposition. As we remember, he canie from Locust Valley with the smile that typifies him and he's still wearing it. Tall, easy going, and witty, Ronnie has the reputation of being the best dancer in school. He has his serious side though, as we discovered when he told us his plans on doing architectural work upon graduation. JOHN McCLURE Activities: Latin 1, 2; Spanish 2, 3: Track 2; Basketball 3; Tattler L hull of life and always ready for fun, “Jack is the life of any party or class room. Here is a fellow in whom there is the initiative and ability to succeed in whatever he undertakes. “Jack” holds a pi ace in our hearts as a “regular” classmate and a swell friend. Next year “Jack” plans to enter college to pursue a career as either an accountant or a lawyer. CHARLES McMANUS Activities: Bowling Team. The nickname “Chil” does not ring true when a person describes this Senior’s personality. Charlie is a grand fellow to know and can always be depended upon to do the right thing. Although he is quiet and thoughtful one always knows that he will contribute earnestly to the proceedings whether they call for fun or seriousness. After he graduates “Chil” plans to become an engineer. JOSEPH MARTONE Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Captain of this year’s grand football team, “Bam” deserves a lot of praise for a job well done. One look at his list of activities will tell you that when Bam goes in for thing, he does it in a big way. This holds true in his social life too. Called “friend” by more people than we can count, his helping hand and encouraging smile lie ready always. After graduation Bam wants to become a football coach. Well, believe us, he could do it. MARGARET McNALLY Activities: Latin Club 2; Spanish 3; Tattler 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Senior Play 4. Tall, slim and well-dressed Peg can be found at any Glen Cove High sport game, rooting for the home team! She possesses a great school spirit which makes her a valuable member of the Senior class. A charming personality and sense of humor have made Peggy popular with everybody. Her ability to “get along” with everyone will make it. easy for Peg to succeed in any field. Peggy’s future plans include junior college. EUGENE MERKEL Activities: Profile Business Staff 4; Senior Ball Committee. If ever you have run across a big smile with blue eyes and blonde hair, that was Eugene Merkel. Owner of one of the snappiest jalopys that has ever wedged itself into the school parking space. Gene is full of the vim, vigor and vitality that goes to make a popular Senior. He plans to be a mechanical farmer when he graduates and we all wish him success. JOSEPH MORRIS Activities: Gym Team; Executive Committee. Joe is an active fellow with a bouncing spirit. His timely jokes in History amuse the class and sometimes even the teacher. Joe likes outdoor life and sports, such as football, baseball and boxing. He is a member in good standing with the Sea Scouts, which probably accounts for the fact that he enjoys the sea and all types of sea eoing craft. He also takes an interest in the opposite sex. GRACE MILLER Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Art Club 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Latin Club 2, 3, 4. Both Grace’s charming Derson-ality, and keen sense of humor have made her popular and fun to be with. Her outstanding ability in art has been admired by everyone. We certainly hope she will continue her studies in this field so that her work may he displayed and seen by everyone. DAVID MITCHELL Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2. David’s ambition lies in the field of aviation. With hut a glance he is able to determine the identification and the type of any plane which happens to be cruising in the air. Dave plans to he a pilot upon graduating and has made an excellent choice. He has grasped the fleeting trait of perseverance and initiative. We are sure that David will acquire what he desires in life. Good luck, Dave! JOAN MOORE Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish (dub 3, 4; Photography Club 3, 4. Sugar and spice and two delightful dimples; that’s what “Pat” is made of. A conscientious student, a lovable pal and an all around grand gal. Pat is hound to be successful in her chosen career, nursing. 30 KENNETH NILSEN Activities: Library Club 2, 3; Glider Club 3. Making model airplanes and tinkering with radios are Ken’s favorite pastimes. His chief hobby, however, is collecting tropical fish of which he already has a huge collection. After graduation, Ken plans to enter the Merchant Marine. MARY NORTON Activities: French (dub 4: Latin Club 4. Mary, a new Senior who entered (� len Cove High this year, came from St. Dominies. She likes dancing, is an ardent football fan, and has won many friends because of her sincerity and friendliness. At tile close of school, Mary plans to enter college. EDWARD NORWESH Activities: Hand 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha 3, 4. “Ed” is an all-around fellow interested deeply in the lively activities of dancing, band playing and and also all kinds of sports. He ads livelihood to conversations by telling jokes and performing all kinds of mystical and astonishing tricks in which he specializes. He enjoys a good time but never overindulges. Scholastically? Ed has been in the Alpha for the last two years!—a fine student. DOREL MYERS Activities: Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 3, 4; Track 4; dee Club I, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Profile Staff: Executive Committee; Gym Team. Possessor of a dual personality, Dorel seems to have as much fun over bis own antics as we do. Still, he is an intelligent fellow, as is evident by his years in Alpha. He is well known ami well liked all around the school. How many times have we gathered around him to watch the brilliant sketches form beneath his talented fingers? How many times have we laughed uproariously at his clever imitations., Dorel is planning to attend a dental college and we - know that success must be his. WALTER PADDISON Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. If the corner gypsy fortune teller ever foresees a tall, dark and handsome football hero in your life— you’re a lucky girl! It just has to be “Pat,” one of our favorite Seniors and right guard on our fine football team. Pat also toots a “mellow” trumpet in our school band. A real outdoor man, his favorite pastimes are hunting, fishing and hockey. Pat plans to join the Navy soon after graduation and we wish him luck. 31 ALEXANDER PATRICK Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Take an easy going, nice looking, popular Senior hoy, top him off with just the right amount of shyness and a grin that makes his eyes crinkle up and you've got one of the most super fellows in the Senior class, Alexander Patrick. “Ike” doesn’t know what line of business he wants to go into yet hut whatever it may he, we all wish him luck in it. ROSEMARY PUTALA Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3; Spanish (dub 2, 3, 4; Safety Council 4; Profile 4. Always smiling, happy, and gay, is our Rosemary. Decidedly an all 'round girl, she is intensely interested in sports. Things always seem to brighten up when she is around as she is the fortunate possessor of a keen wit. A willing and enthusiastic Senior, she is always ready to lend a helping hand whenever a situation presents itself. Rosemary has displayed, at all times, a fine school spirit, and will always he remembered for it. MARJORIE PETERSON Activities: Commercial Club 4; Safety Council 4; Archery Club 1; Baseball 1. Marjorie, soft spoken and sweet mannered, is a newcomer to Glen Cove High this year. Her first three years were spent at Mineola. Tall, stately and very well groomed, “Margy,” as she is known to many of her classmates, is good natured and a grand person to know. She plans to enter the business field upon graduation. DAVID POLLEN Activities: Thespians 1, 4: Masquers 1, 4: Profile 2, 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Barn! Manager 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Commissioner Safety Council 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 4; Special Choir. Conscientious and brilliant, David was in just about every activity in the school. Because he is ambitious, David is always called upon when a job is to be well done, as shown by his excellent talents as Commissioner of our Safety Council. An active member in the Masquers and Thespians, he is a familiar figure on the stage in all dramatic productions. After having completed his Senior year’s work in half the time it usually takes, he graduated in January and then went on with his education at Swartlunore. VIOLA PRZYGOCKI Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Tattler 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4: Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4. There’s one in every Senior Class and here she is. Viola is one of the few individuals who possesses enough charm and good nature to be equally popular with faculty and students; enough intelligence and ambition to maintain excellent scholastic records and still be an active member of so many organizations. We probably know “Mousie” best for her turned up nose, easy laugh, and vivacious cheerleading. Viola plans to attend college next fall. 32 ELIZABETH RANALDO Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Masquers 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Literary Staff, Profile 4; Senior Nomination Committee 4. “Bette,” as she prefers to be called, is an energetic, cheerful, intelligent Senior. Who has not heard her “slush pump” lending spirit to our football games? Being quite fond of sports, “Bette” bolds an important position on the girls’ basketball squad. Her ambition deals chiefly with either chemistry or physical education. We wish her success next year, when she will attend college in Ohio. We’ll miss you “Bette.” MARY RICHARDI Activities: Bowling Club 1; Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Transcription Staff, Profile. With her brown hair and hazel eyes, Mary has a lovely charm all her own. (rood natured, peppy, and always happy, she can always be depended upon to brighten up a dull moment. An all around girl, Mary is interested in sports, particularly basketball. Neatly dressed at all times, her friendly manner and easy-to-get-along-with attitude will greatly aid her in her ambition, which is to be a kindergarten teacher. JEANIE RICHARDSON Quite a fetching lass, that’s Jeanie. Quick as a “will-o-the-wisp” and light as a breeze on her feet, Jeanie has a personality that can only be described as effervescent. Always bubbling over with warm phrases and snappy remarks, she enjoys dancing most of all pastimes and is very adept in that particular art. Jeanie is undecided as to what she plans to do after graduation, but we are sure that she will find fun and success waiting for her. EDYTHE PYNCHON Activities: Art Club 1, 3; Vice-President 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Bowling 1; F'ield Hockey 1; Literary Staff, Profile 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Public Speaking 1; Senior Play (Costume Direction). Edythe, an all around girl, is an energetic and ambitious student. These characteristics are marked by her participation in many activities of all kinds both in (den Cove and Locust Valley. In fact she has an interest in almost everything. Though undecided, as yet, about wbat she wants to be, she plans on going to college. Because of her ample ability she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. ROSE MARIE RISSO Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Glee Club 3. Liveliness, thy name is Rose Marie. Never a dull moment with this girl around. She’s always full °u-pep am urfSC lo 8°m thing different. Not the worrying type, she makes much of her joys and little of her cares. Rose Marie wants to study aeronautics when she graduates and someday she wants to fly. 3 3 JUNE ROBERTSON Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Tattler 4; Advertising Manager; Senior Nominating Committee. June is that very cute little blonde Senior. She is a go-getter and very ambitious as you can see by her numerous activities. Because of her sparkling personality, she is well-liked by all of her fellow students. June wants to become a kindergarten teacher and with her “easy to get along with” manner, will be most successful we are sure. She intends to go to Courtland State Teachers College to fulfill her ambition. JOHN ROJECKI Activities: Art (dub 3, 4; President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Staff, Profile 4. One of our quieter Senior boys, Johnny is a true artist. His clever sketches can be seen throughout the Profile and we appreciate his work on them. John’s musical talents have been actively contributed to our school hand and he has lent these talents to that organization since his Freshman year. WILLIAM SACK Activities: Baseball. Having won the honors, “the best looking” and “the peppiest” Senior hoy. Bill has become our candidate for “Mr. Hollywood of 1946.” The age old expressions “more fun than a barrel of monkeys” and “never a dull moment” are always dragged out to describe Bill. Still these phrases are the only ones which really do him justice. A real whiz on the dance floor. Bill seems to be one of those all round fellows. His ambition is to join the Army Air Corps. ELLEN SHUTKULIS Activities: French Club 3. Blond and petite, “Ellie” is a quiet girl with an easy smile and a twinkle in her merry eyes. She plans to enter a secretarial school upon graduation and her main desire in life is to obtain a position as private secretary. Hard working and loyal to her duties, Ellen is headed for success with our best wishes. TERESA SCUTERI Activities: Alpha 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Quaestor 2nd; Pro-Consul 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3rd; Commercial Club 4; Fencing 3, 4. Teresa is one of our most intelligent and resourceful Seniors. Hard work and cooperation have made her a member of Alpha since her first year. Although seemingly very quiet, she has won many friends among her fellow classmates. Interested in language work, she is enrolled in both Latin and Spanish. Next year she will attend the Latin American Institute, with the goal of being an interpreter. •54 MARY SIMONS Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Howling 1; Field Hockey 1 ; Masquers 4; Safety Council 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1; Ping Pong 1 ; Baseball 1, 2. With the energy of an atomic bomb, Mary is one of our fun loving Seniors. Ice skating being one of her favorite pastimes, you're bound to find Mary cutting fancy figure eights as soon as Beaver Lake freezes over. We are sure the newspaper field will welcome Mary as one of its future employees. AUDRKYSPENCE Activities: Glee (dub 1, 3; Latin (dub 1, 2, 3; Photography Club 4; Commercial Club 2; Bowling 1. ‘To know her is to like her.” One of the most popular seniors, Audrey possesses the magic ability to laugh at the world and its troubles. Small, though she hates to be reminded of it, and pretty, she is a conscientious worker. She has not yet decided which profession she will follow after graduation, but we wish her the “best of luck ’ in anything she may undertake. JAMES STANCO Activities: Band 1. “Merry-eyed” and “pleasant” describe Jimmy, that Senior who can often be seen at all Glen Cove High activities. He is particularly fond of cars and driving. Dancing, swimming and bowling rank high on his list of favorites. Jimmy’s one and most popular ambition for himself is to become a night club manager. Good luck, Jim. JACQUELINE SIEGEL Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. A vivid personality and gay sense of humor are “Jackie’s” traits. She can keep any group laughing and in gay spirits but on the other hand she can be very serious and reserved. She is always willing to lend a helping hand and is a grand person to know. Jackie enjoys all sports including swimming, tennis, and basketball. She plans to enter the business world as a secretary. MARION STANCO Activities: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Executive Committee; Art Club 3, 4; Masquers 4. Marion’s bappy-go-lucky manner and winning personality contribute to making her a popular Senior. She loves to swim and skate and is a “whiz” on the dance floor. Her collection of classical and popular records is something to be proud of. An active member of the Commercial Club, Marion plans to be a private secretary. 35 . Vr' y 1 ELSIE SWENSON Activities: Senior Class Secretary 4; Home Room President 3; Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Vice-President 3; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Commercial Club 1; Magazine Drive Manager 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Girls State Representative 3; Freeport All-State Choir 3; Riverhcad All-State Choir 4; All Nassau Choir 3; Mixed Choir 3. Elsie is well liked not only by her personal friends but by everyone who conies in contact with her. She represents the student who is smart, popular and an all-around girl. Her melodious voice has contributed to the success of many Glee Club assemblies, and as Secretary of the Senior ('lass she has done a wonderful job in making the last year of the Class of 46 a huge success. Elsie plans on attending Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School after graduation. ROBERT SWENSON Activities: Band; Spanish Club. A nonchalant air and snappy attire characterize Bobby in every way. Quite the “ladies’ man,” he can he seen most any time escorting the glamour girls up and down the halls. “Swenny” is very musically inclined, as you will agree if you have ever heard him day his clarinet or seen him “cut a rug.” Bob wants to become an architect when he graduates. JEAN TAMLYN Activities: Latin Club 1, 2 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Tattler 2, 3, 4. Jean, one of our quiet Seniors and an excellent student, is very ambitious and cooperative. Her scholastic ability is evident by her membership in the Alpha since her freshman year. Reading is her hobby and occupies most of her time. She also enjoys all sports, particularly swimming, ice skating and badminton. Interested in the field of social service, Jean intends to become a social worker. MATILDA TANCREDI Matilda’s main activity in school is helping in the cafeteria. Although this keeps her pretty busy, she enjoys reading, listening to popular music and watching baseball games. Interested in cooking, Matilda will enter Fannie Farmer’s Cookery School in Boston, Mass., after graduation. Her pleasant personality will make her career as dietitian an assured success. FRANCES TANCREDI Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 4; Profile 4. In the future we may be calling this dark-eyed brunette Madam F’ancette because of her desire to become a beautician. “Dee Dee” has a radiant personality and takes an interest in everything and everyone around her. A skillful cook, “Dee” is famous for her tomato sauce cake with cream cheese icing. (It 8 really delicious.) Someday “Dee Dee” hopes to run her own beauty salon in Pennsylvania. 36 ALEXANDER TORRA Activities: Football 3. 4; Track 2, 3; Sports Editor, Profile 4; Senior Ball Committee 4. “Torra.” as his friends call him. is a well-liked Senior who could always be called upon to lend a helping hand to anything the class undertook to do. This sp:rit of cooperation was shown in his work as a member of the decoratin' committee for the Senior Ball. Usually seen bouncing down the hall, with a broad grin and a pleasant greeting, Al lends humor and zest to all occasions. Energetic, and a lover of sports, he is a member of both the football and track teams. HORACE THOMPSON Activities: Camera Club 1; Sportsman Club 1. After spending two years in the United States Army, Horace has returned to school to continue his studies. Horace has a great yen for outdoor life and plans to continue his hobby at the Farmingdale Agricultural School. WARREN UNNEBERG Activities: Executive Committee 4. A regular “fella,” Warren is always ready to lend a helping hand wherever needed. He’s a diligent worker with a bright outlook on life, and can usually he seen leading others in a snappy sandlot football game. The Army has planned his future for him. Our best wishes to you, Warren! EVELYN VAN DYKE Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Bowling 1; Junior Prom Commit tee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Profile 4. Evelyn’s sweet smile and warm personality have made her one of our most popular Seniors. Her loyalty to the school has been shown by her frequent attendance at all athletic and other school events. Pleasant weather finds “Stee,” as she is known to many of us, riding her hike with her best friend. Pearl. With her excellent taste, we are sure that Evelyn will succeed in her chosen profession, interior decorating. VELMA VOGTLANDER Activities: Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Secretary 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club 3; Tattler 1, 2, 3; Executive Committee 4; Co-Editor, Profile 4; Fencing Club 3. “Vel” as she is known by all her friends, is a petite, peppy girl with an infectious personality. Fond of dancing, “Vel” is also a clever artist and her posters may be seen frequently ip, the halls. Pursuing this talent, Velma plans to enter Art school next year. 37 IRVING WAIT Activities: Bund 1, 2, 3: Track 1; Photography (dub 2, 4; Profile 4; French Club 2, 4. Ambit;ous and intelligent. I—‘-ft is one of those remarkable students who completed four years of schooling in three, taking his Junior subjects in summer school. “Peanuts” is one -of those hoys who goes around with no one in particular and everyone in general. He hopes to do some specialized work in the field of radio. FRANCES ZAKOSKE Activities: Commercial Club 4; Tattler 4; Art Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball; Profile Staff 4. A friendly manner and cheery smile characterize Frances in every way. She loves piano music and is an ardent fan of Jose Iturbi and Carmen Cavallaro. Any kind of secretarial work is very enjoyable to her and she is an enthusiastic fan of all sports including swimming, tennis and fishing. Upon graduating, Frances plans to enter Civil Service work. RAYMOND WALKER Acclivities: Model Airplane Club 1; Glider (dub 3; Home Room Treasurer 3. Great fun to know, “Ray” is friendly and happy-go-lucky. His activities show him to he aero-nautically minded. Ray’s interests are found in ice skating, fishing, making model airplanes and puttering with cars. Upon graduating, Ray plans to enlist in the U. S. Army. The Class of ’46 wishes him luck and a speedy return. RUBY LEE WALTON Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French (dub 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3. Ruby Walton is a very quiet and fine girl. Her zealousness is proved by her scholastic record. Ruby Lee likes children and conducts a class of them at the Lincoln Settlement House, a community center of Glen Cove. She finds them interesting hut hasn’t quite made up her mind as to what she wants to be. She might decide to become a social ETHEL WHITE Ethel, an amiable and conscientious Senior, is never without a cheerful word or a bright smile. Her hobbies consist of reading and sewing. These, however, do not interest her as much as the field of Social Service, which she plans to enter. 38 VICTORIA ZYLNIEVICZ Activities: Commercial Club 4; Art Club 1; Tattler 4; Basketball 1,4; Baseball; Transcription, Profile 4. With her blonde hair and blue eyes, Victoria makes a very attractive Senior. “Vicki” is very fond of all sports, especially when it conies to roller skating. She also spends much of her time at the movies, particularly when a Western is playing. We all wish her success in her future career as a secretary. VICTORIA ZANETOU Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; I.atin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 4. One of our tiniest Senior girls, “Vicky” is known to U6 for her friendly manner and willingness to cooperate with everyone. As her many friends can tell you, “Vicky” enjoys motion pictures, and spends a good deal of time at the local movie. A hard working and excellent student, she expects to enter college in the fall. She may someday become a teacher of history. JOSEPH JAMES Activities: Boys’ Gym Team 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4, President 4; Thespians; “Senior Play,” Stage Manager. “Dependable,” “friendly” and “sincere” are words which describe our Joe James to a “T.” He is known not only for his sparkling smile and warm “hello,” but also for his participation in all things theatrical. As president of our Masquers Society he has done a wonderful job and as for the Senior play, well, we all know about that. Joe intends to continue with the study of dramatics. We all wish you the best of luck, Joe. 30 WHO’S WHO Tallest Most Artistic Nicest Hair Most Loquacious Peppiest Shortest Winning Smile Most Athletic Most Feminine Most Masculine IN 1946 Cutest Best Dancers Nicest Eyes Wittiest lies! Dressed Most Naive 41 JUNIORS 42 SOPHOMORES 43 FRESHMEN 44 n WA NIGHT TO REMEMBER” The anuual Senior Ball was lielil in the High School gymnasium on the evening of February 21, 1946, with a huge crowd in attendance. Being a very formal occasion, the gentlemen were “spruced up” in their tuxedos and the ladies, in their long flowing gowns and lovely corsages. The couples whirled and danced to the melodious harmony of the Nassau Commanders. The theme chosen for the Ball was “Sweethearts.” The gymnasium was beautifully decorated with red and white streamers ascending from all points of the gymnasium to the top center, from which paper hearts dangled. In the middle of the floor were two huge hearts and on either side stood a couple, one, old fashioned, and one, modern. The Ball, perhaps one of the most colorful events of the year, will long be remembered by all who were present. 46 A COMKl'TICI T VWkl i: Stage and Properties Committee S E IV I O II PLAY On April fourth and fifth, the Senior Class presented a three act comedy, ‘A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court” adapted from the work of Mark Twain. The choice proved to he a wise one for the play was very successful. One of many reasons for the success can be attributed to the following members of the cast: Henry Dupre ..........................Hank Bennet Viola Pryzgocki..............................Marion Bennet Jean Axselrod ........................Mrs. Bennet William Donaldson..............................King Arthur Fromaine Jacobs ..............................Queen Guinevere Gloria Cherubini.............................Merlin Anthony Bruges..................................Sir Sagramore Walter Cienkowski .........................Clarence Peggy McNally................................Elaine Richard Ketcham ......................-Sir Lancelot Helen Magoulas................Queen Morgan LeFay Regina Lehmann ...............................Sandy Under the able direction of Miss Rosemary Cahill, this play was added to the list of fine plays she has produced in the past. 47 Seated, left to right: Eleanor Gregory, Pearl Kurowski, Jean Axselrod, Anthony Bruges, Amelia Epervary. Standing, left to right: Irving Wait, John Rojerki, Velma Vogtlander, Alexander Torra. Co-Editors Velma Vogtlander and Jean Axselrod Art Editors Eleanor Gregory and John Rojerki Faculty Advisor . Businea Managers Amelia Epervary and Anthony Bruges Sports Editors Pearl Kurowski and Alexander Torra Helen DuBois Photography Editor Irving Wait Photography Director Adolph Gehde Art Advisor Louise Keenan 50 LITERARY STAFF Ruth Gloss, Catherine Babcock, Lucy Capiello, Evelyn Larsen, Ilia Adams, Frances Gurney, Doris Tracy, Blossom Pomerantz, Dorel Myers, Murray Cooper, Edytlie Pynchon, Marie Bojen-ski, Bette Ranaldo, David Pollen. TRANSCRIPTION STAFF Evelyn Beresniewicz, Alice Beresniewicz, Rosemary Graziose, Frances Zakoske, Victoria Zylnie-wicz, Irene Doran, Gloria Duffy, Mary Richardi. BUSINESS STAFF Helen M goulas, Evelyn Van Dyke, Frances Tancredi, Pasquale Barbieri, George Cathcart, Henry Dupre. - ) CP OPTS First Row: Colyer, C. McKinney, Cienkowski, Donaldson, Bruges, Martone, Dione, Spy, Carlsen, Marr, Goranson. Second Row: Zigmund Nedwick, Biscardi, Magliochetti, McGrady, Britt, Cullum, Spellman, Staneo, Capozzi, Torra. Hocco, Capohianco, Le Van Smith. Third Rote: C. Martone, Webb, Auchenpaugh, Young, Klerkowski, Heggie, McLennon, Casey, Adler, Tufo. Glen Cove 20 14 Glen Cove 7 6 (rlen ( ove 13 0 Glen Cove 13 14 Glen Cove 14 6 Glen Cove 12 34 Glen Cove 20 7 Glen Cove 6 6 All Seholastie All Metropolitan Guard Tackle It All Scholastic Halfback COACH LeVAN SMITH Halfback Glen Cove High School opened up the 1945 foot-hall campaign with a mixed squad of veterans and rookies. The coaches, LeVan Smith and “Ziggy Nedwick brought the team through a difficult season with a record of five wins, two defeats and one tie. The crowning achievement of the season was the ‘ Red and Greens” triumph over Mineola, the Nassau county champions. Glen Cove was led on the field by Captain Joe Martone. “Bambi” was named “all-scholastic” for his third straight year and also gained the distinction of a first team post on the “All-Metropolitan eleven.” He was changed from guard to fullback towards the end of the season and filled the back field position admirably. Other backs were ince Magliochetti, Joe Stanco, and “Buddy” Spellman. “Vinnie” was outstanding in his ball handling passing and blocking. “Sonnie” Stanco was high scorer for the “Red and Green” and handled the placekicking. “Buddy” Spellman was a fine all-around player. He was named halfback on the “All-Scholastic” team and he really deserved it. At center was Charlie Dione. Charlie filled his job of hacking up and played a great game all season. The guards were Kenny Spy and Walt Cienkowski. Ken played his second year on the team and really played his position. “Puff” was moved into the lineup when Joe Martone, who changed to the backfield, immediately resumed his excellent play which made so many of our games a success. The tackles were Anthony Bruges and Rolf Carlson. Tony successfully played his first year on the team while Rolf, a seasoned veteran, was the main cog of that strong left side of the line. The ends. Bill Donaldson and George Marr, were both in there all the time and played heads-up ball. Of course we mustn’t forget those second stringers. They’re the boys that drill the first team in plays and are always ready to go in as relief. Credit should also go to the managers—Eric Gor-ansen and Heney Colyer—who devoted their time for the benefit of the team. At the annual banquet in the cafeteria, heaping platters of turkey were consumed by all and that tonnage lost during the season was regained. The squad elected “Vinnie” Magliochetti captain for next year and Bill Donaldson was named “Most Valuable Player.” BASKETBALL Standing left to right—Mr. Shoen, Pollen, Pierce, Schneider, Kleckowski, Whitten, Mr. Smith. Seated left to right—Spy, Magliotti, Curiano, Rizzo, Capozzi. Glen Cove 20 25- Glen Cove 26 14 Glen Cove 26 29 Glen Cove 25 35 Glen Cove 24 26 Glen Cove 25 23 Glen Cove 33 45 Glen Cove 19 35 Glen Cove 32 42 Glen Cove 32 44 Glen Cove 25 32 Glen Cove 23 44 Glen Cove 23 44 Glen Cove 28 30 Glen Cove 28 30 Glen Cove 22 47 Glen Cove 23 35 56 As the football season was brought to a climax and the cold blasts of winter set in, the Red and Green turned to the basketball court to engage in that popular sport in which Glen Cove has been prominent for many a year. Though this year’s team has not turned in as impressive a record as some of our previous teams, partly due to its lack of height, they made it up with the determination and grit, giving teams such as Garden City and Sewanhaka some mighty close fights. Coaches Howard Shoen and LeVan Smith can justly be proud of their team which never gave up until the final buzzer. The team that finished the season worked together smoothly and as a unit. They played perhaps their best games of the year against Manhasset and Garden City in which they lost by identical scores of 30-28. At the guard position was Bob Curiano. Flaying a fine defensive game all season, he frequently chipped in with much needed points. Fighting it out for the other guard position all year long were Ken Spy and Vince Magliochetti. “Vinnie” played a steady brand of ball all season and Ken came through in the clutch at Mineola where Glen Cove won its only league game as he tossed in the tying and winning points. Fighting it out for the forward position were Burt Pierce and “Junior” Rizzo. Burt was ready to go in there all season long and Rizz came up from the jayvees in mid-season. Holding down the other forward position was Jimmy Capozzi. Jim racked up point after point on his set shots from the side. Sharing the center position most of the season were Dick Schneider, Pete Kleckowski and Eddie Myrtle. The managers were Oliver Auchenpaugh, Dick Pollen and Hughie W hitten. They were the boys that took care of the equipment and tabulated the scoring. Our jayvee team really had a good season. The junior varsity took 13 triumphs, while losing only 4 times. Many of the players showed promise for future varsity teams as they completely outclassed some of their opponents. Among those most prominent were John Kormoski, Charley Curiano, Sebastian Bove, A1 Venturino, Eddie Myrtle and Louie Britt. T II A f K Across the way from the baseball field were a group of hard working hoys practicing at the broad jump pits, sprinting across the field or doing distance running. Yes, this was our track team getting ready for a very promising season. Coach “Ziggy” Nedwick’s charges rated high among the counties leading track teams this season. Many hoys returned from last year's team which was one of the best ever. Heading the list was “Sonny” Stanco, Long Island Sectional Champion in the 100 yard dash. “Buddy” Spellman, Gene Stroppel, Jerry Gallo, and Stanco made up our senior relay team in addition to competing in the 220. Bill Donaldson and Tony Torra handled the distance running. We had a fine junior team which was built around Jimmy Williamson, Johnny Donovan and Red Paul. First lion : Goldstein, Genet, Wansor, Oakes, Hicks, Williams, Willis, McKinney, E. Shumski, stroppel A. Shumski, Doran, Lecke, Donovan, Capobianco, Rant, Bove, Cobb, Grogan, Gorman. Standing: Stanco, Epervary, Richardson, Coach “Ziggy Nedwick, H. Myers, D. Myers, Wait, Paul, Scott, Spellman, Klckowski, McKinney, Titus, Ledesky, Van Bremer. As winter s cold weather gave way to the warm spring sunshine, you could hear the sharp crack of a solidly hit hall coming from the direction of the baseball field. It was our baseball team fighting for those first string positions under the watchful eye of Coach Charles McGuckin. Among those wiio showed most promise were Walt Rudzinsky and Ken Spy, a pair of pitchers with plenty on the ball; Don Johnston and “Whip” McGrady, heavy hitters; Tommy F ammiletti and Lou Britt, a smooth working infield combination with a lot of zip; and Rocky Caggiano, a center fielder who could really get under that ball. Besides these fellows, the other positions were being hotly contested between a host of hustling hall players, eager to make the grade. The team had an 18 game schedule including 10 games for the North Shore Championship; 2 each with Mineola, Man basset. Garden City, Great Neck, and Port Washington. RASKItALL First Row: Willets, Martone, McGrady, Hicks, Komoskc, Spy, Cap-pozzi, Eammilctti, Johnston. Second Row: Sheridan, Caggiano, Risso, Curiano, Spei gel glass, Ehmer, Mar-tone, Collier, Britt, Arena, Rudzinsky, Giambruno, Biscardi. HOIS S 1 O It T NIGIIT On May 7th in our spacious gymnasium the boys staged a sport night for the benefit of the parents and the alumni. A precision calisthenics drill was given by the boys under the direction of physical instructor George Kuhn. The boys went through this exhibition almost flawlessly and showed fine timing. In addition to the calisthenics and precision drill, the boys demonstrated apparatus work— both stationary and with the springboard. After this they participated in basketball relays in which they showed their skills in shooting baskets. A dodge ball game followed which showed a lot of action and thrills as well as quite a few spills. All in all, the program was enjoyed by everybody; both the participants and spectators. The program showed fine organization as well as cooperation by all the boys. 59 c ii i: i: it l i: a n i: it s Front Row: Connie Patterson, Mary Ann Mercadante, Anita Hamada, Myrna Cengerally, Nancy Neilson, Rose Rirhardi, Angie Capobianeo, Flo Jugt, Eleanor Zieldzny. Suindinft: Jean Cowie, Jean Lehmann, Viola Przygoeki. Glen Cove High s dozen balls of fire, nine of whom have made their debut this year, led a blazing trail of clatter through victory and defeat. This was accomplished by untiring and endless practice on the part of the girls. Hats off to our spirited twelve! f.0 ttIRLS’ INTERCLASS S I O It T NI «. II T CAPTAINS Anna Fammulatte Evelyn Beresniewicz To increase the feeling of good sportsmanship, the girls of the Junior and Senior classes, ably assisted by members of the Sophomore class, challenged one another. On May 14th, we held our first Sport Night since the beginning of the war. The spectators were breathtaken by the precision and form in the entrance of the marching teams. Original songs and cheers composed by the members of each team inspired the contestants to go forth to victory. Competition was displayed in the form of basketball, volley ball, and relays. Grace and rhythm were exemplified by the dancers in the rhumba, tango, samba, waltz, and Lindy. At the close of the performance the skillful contestants were presented with awards by our principal, Mr. Walter Smith. It was difficult for one to distinguish between winners and losers, as the girls left the floor laughing and smiling after the evening’s battle. 61 PHILS’ V All S I T Y BASKETKALL Glen Cove 23 6 Glen Cove 29 26 Glen Cove 14 10 Glen Cove 12 7 Glen Cove 6 6 Manager—Eleanor Gregory Assistant—Ann Grennan Good sportsmanship, ability, and co-operation have added up to make our successful girls basketball team. Under the fine coaching of Miss Schmitz and the captain, Evelyn Beresniewicz, we have had an excellent season. We compliment our skilled girls on their achievements for the season of 1946! Kneeling, left to right: Elizabeth Suttie, Bette Ranaldo, Rose- Marie Risso, 1 ranees Tancredi, Evelyn Beresniewicz Marion Forgione, Elizabeth Anderson, Marjorie Dill, Illeana Patterson, Jenny Radzminski. Standing, left to right: Assistant Manager Anne Grennan, Rose Riehardi, Helen Magoulas, Rosemary Putala, Jenny Subenski, Alice Beresniewicz, Anna Familette, Helen Minski, Nancy Wansor, Joan Campbell, and Miss Elinore Schmitz. 62 GIItLS’ IMTERCLASS IIASKETBALL From our gym classes the girls are chosen who are skilled in playing basketball. Each class has a team to represent it and stiff competition ensues the members to see who is champion. SENIORS 63 FRESHMEN WITHIN The young linguists above know that they will benefit from this course as the world becomes more closely united. Making the work interesting, a group of Social Studies students study while “teacher” illustrates a point by use of the maps. In an English class we find these young diplomats of tomorrow studying world conditions in the Herald Tribune Forum. 4 THESE A few members of the Home Economics class take time out to eat some of their own delicious cooking. The career women of tomorrow work studiously and skillfully at their typewriters. Working at the many machines our shop is equipped with, these young men are learning the skills necessary in so many well-paying, modem jobs. 65 WALLS Experimentation is the easiest and most effective path to knowledge. Here a few students prove this theory in the Physics lab. A class in advanced math solves a problem with the aid of a diagram. With the field of science taking the lead in the new post war world, these students of Chemistry are gaining knowledge well worth their efforts. 66 In our spacious and efficient library, some of our students pause to enjoy themselves with an interesting book or magazine. A few of our young artists are shown above busily working on the props for the Senior play. At these informal sessions, the Music Appreciation students learn about all their favorites, from Chopin to Gershwin. 67 I o bed frames, but rather a group of trombones cutting the air. Are we ready? Well, let's go! 68 1-2! They send us, but we're too smart to go. Frieze of trumpi’ts by the Harry Jameses of tomorrow. 1'residenl ....................................Frank Macedonio Vice-President ................................Robert Curiano Secretary .....................................Sebastian Bove Librarians............................Jane Miller, Marion White Director ......................................Mr. George Scott The band, one of the school’s greatest assets, is under the direction of Mr. George Scott. Composed of 70 musically inclined students, this organization not only performs for the student body, but is often called upon to entertain at community affairs. In the fall, color and spirit are added to the football games when the band marches on the field in full military tempo. Their snappy marching and stirring music create spirit and enthusiasm in both the player and the spectator. During the winter and the early spring months, the band does not go into seclusion, but it presents varied musical concerts, one of which was put forth on the stage of our local theater. The big event of the spring season is the Memorial Day parade. The band again marches with its colors flying and the seniors parade with them. We must not forget the performance of the Drum Majorette, Evelyn Larsen, and her twirlers headed by Gloria Duffy. They are perfect examples of coordination in their twirling routines. Within the band there are several outstanding students who have exceptional musical ability: John Heggie who does solo work on the saxophone, John Samoske, on the accordion, and Vincent Magliochetti, Phil Rocco and Oliver Auchenpaugh, on the trumpet. The Orchestra is a branch of the band which is comprised of selected members. This group plays at assemblies, the Senior Play and Commencement Exercises. Each member gives up a considerable amount of his time to make the presentations of the group possible. Truly the band and the orchestra have reaped honor and glory upon both themselves and the school at every occasion. The modern American youth is a lover of music, and the Glee Cluh is an outlet for his musical ambition. The Glee Cluh, which is comprised of sixty talented girls, each possessing definite vocal ability, can always be called upon to blend their voices in melodious harmony. Diligent effort and hard work is put forth by all to attain excellent quality in the varied performances presented during the year. Every festive occasion is accompanied by the Glee Club, some of these being the solemn Christmas pageant, the joyous Easter program, the spring concert, and the memorable Commencement Exercise. This worthwhile organization is directed by Miss Althea Thompson, and it is indispensable when enjoyable and unforgettable moments of musical pleasure are desired. President ......... V ice-President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor ... .......Evelyn Larsen .....June Robertson .......Peggy McNally Miss Althea Thompson 70 FRENC H (LI B « A favorite organization of our school is “Le Cercle Francais.” Members, consisting of French students, look forward eagerly each month to its meetings, at which games are played, songs are sung, and interesting phases of French life and culture are studied. With the ending of the war, it is now possible for club members to correspond directly with the French people. As a further gesture of-friendship, members of “Le Cercle Francais” send bundles of needed clothing to France. The Club’s activities are not confined to the classroom alone. Several excursions to New York give them the opportunity to visit the Cloisters, as well as to attend a French play, and the opera. Through its many activities this group has fostered a greater feeling of appreciation for France and her people. President .......................................Jean Axselrod Vice-President ................................... jQhn Heggie Secretary .....................................Pearl Kurowski treasurer .................................... ...Doris Tracy faculty Advisors....................Mrs. Womack, Miss Plante President ..... Vice-President . Secretary...... Treasurer ..... Faculty Advisor .....Gilbert Gorman ......Amelia Epervary .......Lucy Cappiello ........Thomas Doran Mrs. Florence Womack SPANISH ( Li lt The recently established Spanish Club provides many entertaining and educational Spanish-flavored features for its members. At its lively meetings, Spanish skits, games, and pictures pertaining to the Spanish-speaking people of the world are played and seen. There is never a dull moment in the Spanish Department. Liveliness is the ever-prevailing characteristic of its meetings. As this club matures, great things will be done by it. The Spanish Club boomed into existence three years ago and at present is so large that it has been divided into two groups: the Junior and the Senior Spanish Club. A hearty welcome is extended to all new members. 2 Consuls.......................Teresa Scuteri, Catherine Babcock Censors ..............................Burt Pierce, Jane Brigati Secretary ....................................Ileana Patterson Quaestor .................................Vincent Magliochetti Faculty Advisor ........................Miss Katherine Murphy LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Latin Club is to afford entertainment and enjoyment in the study of Latin, to widen the student’s knowledge of the subject, and to show the importance of the language now and in the future. The government of the club is copied after that of the Roman republic. New members are individually introdi ced and dubbed Roman citizens by one of the consuls at a tea held in their honor. At meetings, Roman games are played, and sometimes a film concerning Latin is presented. To correspond with the Christmas parties of the other clubs, the Latin students celebrate the old Roman holiday of Saturnalia. The outstanding event of the year is the traditional Roman banquet at which time all members attend dressed in Roman costumes. Also, during the year, trips are made to museums and other places of interest where students may become better acquainted with many of the things that they study. BIOLOUY CLUB A new addition to our ranks, the Biology Club, has started off very successfully. Under the able guidance of Miss Bishop, meetings are held at regular intervals to discuss club business and to plan new projects for its members. During the first semester, the Biology Club gave an extremely enjoyable party for its members and their friends. Later on in the spring each student in the Biology Club was given a project to work out. The Club, as a whole, made a huge relief map of Long Island. With these activities in mind, it is an established fact that the Biology Club is well under way. President ....... Vice-President . Secretary....... Faculty Advisor Margaret Hildebrant .........John Webb .. Myrna Gengerelly Miss Louise Bishop 73 MASqiJEllS SOCIETY The Masquers Society is the organization that attracts any students who have a desire for acting. Members take part in our assembly plays which are usually very entertaining. Those who do not take part in the actual presentation are assigned duties hack-stage. Before you may become a member of the society, it is necessary to recite before Miss Cahill and tlie members. If you are judged by them capable of performing, you are admitted. Masquer members who are very serious about their work may, one day, become our future stage performers. President........... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor . . .........Joseph James Vincent Magliochetti .........Irene Doran ..........Miss Cahill Left to riftht: Oliver Auchenpaugh, Frank Epervary, Joseph Janies, Fromaine Jacobs, Jerry Gallo, Jane Brigati, Miss Cahill. June Hagstrom. THESPIANS For membership in the Thespians, an honorary dramatic group, students must earn credits, given for actual participation in plays or for work in any phase of a play production. A ten point credit is required for admission. Thespians pledge themselves to do their utmost in making every assignment a success, and to take an active and intelligent interest in high school dramatics. Members of the Masquers strive towards the goal of becoming Thespians. Those members who have achieved this goal are Fromaine Jacobs, President; June Hagstrom, Secretary : David Pollen, Jane Brigati, Joseph James, Frank Epervary, Oliver Auchenpaugh, and Jerry Gallo. 74 COMMERHAI CUB President ......... Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Faculty Advisors . . .....Marion Slanro Evelyn Beresniewicz . Ipbigenia Advekos Mrs. Scholl .... Miss Van Email Miss Pasternack Very active this year, the Commercial Cluh has had many interesting and entertaining meetings. Through movies and speakers, its members have become acquainted with the essential manners of business which will prove helpful when thev enter the world of commerce. Also the members are given an understanding of the requirements for various business positions. In this way they are aided in deciding which type of business they will enter. The highlight of the year was the annual Christmas Party at which the Commercial Cluh joined the Biology and French (dubs to make it a gala success. SAFETY COINCIL Under its temporary commissioner, David S. Pollen, the High School Safety Council has been reorganized this year to provide a better measure of control over the halls ami grounds of the high school. Rejuvenated by the enrolling of new staff members and the enforcing of both new and old rulings, the Safety Council has been almost able to realize its goal of a neater and quieter school. The staff itself consists of some thirty-five students, most of whom are upper class-men. The reason for the existence of the Safety Council is not actually to police the entire student body, but to see that no unnecessary and dangerous confusion is caused. Council members are on duty at all strategic positions to guide hall traffic along smoothly. Their very presence deters most contemplated noise-making or rule-breaking, and the school is the better for its existence. 75 LI II It All V M i lt The Library (Huh is composed of thirty-five members who are interested in hooks and in taking care of our school library. Each member devotes one period per week to work in the library, checking hooks in and out, putting them on the shelves, shellacking and stamping new ones, and other necessary duties. Monthly meetings are held, and also two night meetings a year with refreshments and dancing. A tea dance was held on Saint Valentine’s Day. Any member may well he proud of his association with this club. President...... I ice-President . Secretqry...... Treasurer ...... Faculty Advisor .....Catherine Spy ...Kenneth Klhaum ... .June Robertson ........Doris Tracy Miss Helen DuBois President ...................................Angie Capohianro Vice-President .........................................Alfred Shuinski Secretary-Treasurer............................. Matina Stavron Faculty Advisor ..................................Mr. A. Gehde 1 11 OTOI.IIA 1 11 Y I'Ll K The membership of the Photography Club has more than doubled during the past year. I nder the capable guidance of Mr. Adolph Gehde, more and more “Shutterbugs” have learned to develop and print their own films. I hey have been taught the fundamentals of snapping pictures, and they enjoy this work immensely. Meetings are held once every two weeks, on Monday afternoon, to discuss progress made and any problems which may have arisen. Many of the photos in this Profile were taken by Mr. Gehde, with the willing assistance of Irving W ait. Some of the casual shots were contributions of other members of the club. President ................................... Elsie Swenson Vice-President ...................................Patterson Secretary ................................ ... Anita Hamada Faculty Advisor .....................Mi� Loretta McNamara ALPHA SOCIETY Membership in the Alpha Society is the highest honor which is granted in Glen Cove High School. To he chosen a member of Alpha, a student must have an outstanding character, and must attain high marks, as well as take active participation in school activities. When a student is admitted, he is expected to carry on the traditions of this society to the best of his ability. The present Seniors in the Alpha will in future years look hack and remember with pride and gratitude how well Mr. LeVan Smith sponsored this society during their first three years. Their last year was under the guidance of Miss McNamara, who worked very hard with the students to keep up the high standards of the Society. She deserves our sincere thanks. SENIORS Ilia Adams Jean Axselrod Catherine Bahcock Gilda Bloom Walter Cienkowski Nancy Downing Ruth Gloss Dorcl Myers Edward Norwesh Viola Przygocki Bette Ranaldo Teresa Scuteri EUie Swenson Jean Tamlyn Velma Vogtlander JUNIORS Jane Brigati Tom Doran Jerry Gallo June Hagstrom lleana Patterson Blossom Pomerantz Frances Sheehan Doris Tracy Gloria Vinelli SOPHOMORES Anita Hamada Margaret Hildehrandt Dick Ketcham Britt Lindholm Consuella Patterson Matina Sta ron 77 THE TATTLER Published by the Students of den Cove High Sehool Editor-in-Chief ...... Associate Editor...... Advertising Manager . . Circulation Manager . . Transcription Manager Faculty Advisor....... . .Viola Przygocki . . . .June Hagstrom . . June Robertson . . Helen Magoulas Alice Beresniewicz Miss Isabella Hogg The Tattler is our monthly literary work which voices the accomplishments of our school and its students. This publication is under the supervision of Miss Hogg and is composed of various columns of interest: “The Roving Reporter,” which is a sort of Vox Pop, “Tattle Tales,” which provides the school’s gossip, “Every Little Thing,” which is a conglomeration of both wit and intellect, and “Sporting Shots.” The main events of the month are revealed on the front page. Members of the Tattler Staff gain much valuable knowledge and experience both in the fields of journalism and advertising. This experience lays a foundation for students desiring entrance in the field of journalism. 78 REPORTERS Gilda Bloom Ileana Patterson Patricia McMahon Harriet Greenberg Jane Brigati June Hagstrom Bernard Glickman Gloria Gherubini Joan Gampbell Yvonne Innes Ruth Donaldson Anita Haniada Frotnaine Jacobs Jerry Gallo Irene Doran Andrew Martone Marie Bojenski Louis Klenkle Irene Sadowski Peggy McNally Douglas Baldwin Gharles Dailey Frank Epervary Richard Gerle David Lees TRANSCRIPTION Ilia Adams Dorothy Cook Elizabeth Duncan Evelyn Beresniewicz Cecilia Leslie Virginia Grella Florence Cotroneo June Coyle Rose Di Rienzo Anne Hart Marilyn Feinberg Evelyn Larsen Rosemary Graziosc Mary Bruno Frances Zakoske Victoria Zylnievicz ADVERTISING June Robertson Surita Greenberg Frank Salentino Elizabeth Dilg Calvin Titus John McClure James Goslyn Joan Ackerman Elizabeth Peck CIRCULATION Peggy Gribbin Barbara Shane Ruth Gloss Rolf Carlson Lucy Cappiello Dick Ketcham Jean Tamlvn 79 CITY OFFICIALS City of Glen Cove, New York ARTHUR AITKENHEAD . HARVEY L. DOXEY JOSEPH A. STANCO WILLIAM J. WELDEN .... CHARLES A. VERNON . .. GEORGE MALINOWSKI . . REGINALD MOORE JACOB J. PINCUS WILLIAM E. GOLDING . .. MARY LOUISE STROPPED DAVID G. COHEN JOHN ZIELAZNY, JR CHARLES A. STANCO .... MILDRED GRELLA Secretary to Commissioner of Public Works MARY PASCUCCI LOTTIE DESTER LOUISE BLECHAR SIDNEY B. BOWNE W ALTER MILLER GILBERT MORRIS Custodian Phone Glen Cove 1834 RUTKAY JEWELERS Fine Quality Jewelry COVE THEATRE BUILDING GLEN COVE, L. I. Repairing on Premises Scientific Watch Repairing Compliments of Phone Glen Cove 3237 T. J. McGUNNIGLE M. L. WILSEY Firestone Store Wholesale and Retail Paints, Oils and Varnishes 22 SCHOOL STREET G. C. 2139 5 SCHOOL ST. GLEN COVE, L. 1., N. Y. FRANK BOJENSKI BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR Tel. Glen Cove 2954 16 LANDING ROAD GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of S 1 E G E L'S COVE GLEN COVE, L. 1. A Skouras Theatre Tel. Glen Cove 4227-J Res. Glen Cove 4367 THE GLEN HEAD PHARMACY A. S. PAIMER — L. D. MILLAR GLEN HEAD, L. I. Phone: 1004 Tel. Glen Cove 193 W. E. BRITTON SON. INC. Outfitters of House and Garden Electrical Supplies and Garden Accessories LOCUST VALLEY, L. I. Compliments of GLEN COVE BOWLING ACADEMY Hosiery Slippers HARRIS BOOTERY Shoes for the Entire Family Rubbers . . . Hand Bags 30 GLEN STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. Glen Cove 29)2 MATINECOCK MOTORS 42 FOREST AVENUE GLEN HEAD TAILOR SHOP J. PETRUZ2IE, Prop. Suits Made to Order — Alterations Fur Remodeling and Repairing GLEN HEAD ROAD GLEN HEAD. L I, BAUER'S PHARMACY Prescriptions Delicious Home Made Ice Cream LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. Best Wishes from THE SCHIFFMANS Phone Glen Cove 54 C. O. CROFT CO. 47 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, L I. Tel. Glen Cove 4217-M FIFTH AVENUE SHOE REPAIRING Shoes, Rubbers, Sneakers — Orthopedic-Work Charles E. Bouteller, Prop. LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. 101 FOREST AVENUE LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. Compliments of COLUMBIA RIBBON CARBON MFC. CO., INC. Home Office: Glen Cove, N. Y. LONDON SYDNEY TORONTO Compliments Glen Cove 663-664 S T E I S E L BRIGATI'S GROCERY GLEN COVE, L. I. The Complete Store DYCKMAN LAUNDRY INC. GLEN COVE, N. Y. Laundering . .. Dry Cleaning . .. Rug Cleaning Glen Cove's Largest and Most Modern Cleaning Institution Telephone Glen Cove 1291 Telephone Glen Cove 1541-J SINGER S DEPT. STORE Singer Zatlin Telephone Glen Cove 483 R. W. HARROLD Established 1892 Greeting Cards — Stationery Gifts— Holgate Toys 16-18 GLEN STREET 23 GLEN STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. Tel. Glen Cove 4323 Tel. Glen Cove 1777 GEORGE MAGOULAS Moving and Packing 83 GLEN COVE AVE. GLEN COVE, L I. Compliments of GLEN HEAD SERVICE STATIONS George Balter Lewis Station Sunoco Compliments of TENKE'S GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION GLEN HEAD Compliments of PATSY'S BEAUTY SALON GLEN HEAD G. C. 2429 GLEN HEAD ROAD Matinecock Bank of Locust Valley 63 FOREST AVENUE LOCUST VALLEY, NEW YORK Member, Federal Reserve System Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of THE CHIDESTER PHARMACY (formerly Berry's) GLEN COVE COVE THEATRE BUILDING NEW YORK Tel. Glen Cove 1913 Compliments of GLEN HEAD HARDWARE STORE COVE TAXI Prompt Service — Day and Night Glen Cove Avenue Bridge Street Opposite Post Office Opposite Big Ben Best Wishes Class of '46 SIMON SPORT SHOP THE PARISIAN Ladies' and Misses' Wear 48 SCHOOL STREET Glen Cove 2579 27 GLEN STREET GLEN COVE Best Wishes from HENRY’S CONFECTIONERY GLEN STREET, GLEN COVE, N. Y. PHELANS Refrigerators Ranges Washers Appliances Records Electrical Contracting Glen Cove 1818 RADIO AND TELEVISION Sales and Services 15 BIRCH HILL ROAD LOCUST VALLEY, L. I., N. Y. Compliments of WAH CHANG TRADING CORPORATION GLEN COVE, N. Y. LONDON S JEWELRY STORE Compliments of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry PARR'S MARKET Repairing a Specialty Phone Glen Cove 1070 24 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, L 1. Phone Glen Cove 2684 NOE'S FISH MARKET JAS. J. DUNNE, Prop. Dealers in All Kinds of CHOICE SEA FOOD ZUCCALA'S SERVICE STATION Atlantic — White Flash Gasoline Lubrication — Batteries — Accessories 34 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. 275 GLEN STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. College Annual Photography APEDA STUDIO Apeda Building 212-216 WEST 48th STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. Compliments of Tel. Glen Cove 321 License L 1186 A FRIEND BRIG AT 1 MID-TOWN MARKET Wines and Liquors Prime Meats and Groceries Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Phene Glen Cove 7 58 GLEN STREET 108 SCHOOL ST. GLEN COVE, N. Y. Phone Glen Cove 722 KLEIN CLEANERS Spot Cleaners on the Spot BERGANO S MARKET Prime Meats and Poultry 19 BIRCHILL RD. LOCUST VALLEY, L. I. Phone G. C. 2660 LOCUST VALLEY THE NASSAU UNION BANK GLEN COVE NEW YORK Member of F.D.I.C. BANK SERVICE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY The children will find that they can cultivate the habit of thrift by making small deposits regularly in their bank accounts here. Mother can use a checking account to good advantage to make payments (father can, too), thus saving time and effort and keeping all accounts in good order. Father will benefit from using our complete credit service, wisely. We welcome the opportunity to serve you and your family H. K. DODGE • Established 1835 • W. H. FISHER J. C. DODGE SON, INC. Furniture Tel. Glen Cove 242 Tel. Glen Cove 483 BRODY’S Men's, Boys' Shops 31 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. Genuine Cantonese Cooking NEW T A I JOE Chinese-American Restaurant GLEN COVE, N. Y. 26 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. Tel. Glen Cove 2925 LOCUST GULF SERVICE CENTER General Auto Repairs and Motor Rebuilding Joe Bartolotto, Prop. LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. CAMINARTS LOCUST VALLEY. L 1. Compliments of THE CHINA ASTER Gifts of Distinction 102 GLEN STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. Glen Cove 4525 H ARTLAKE'S Jewelry Handbags, Stationery, Gifts, Hosiery and Greeting Cards 123 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE Compliments of SAUNDER S SHOE REPAIR SHOP SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE Compliments THE GLEN COVE PUBLIC LIBRARY Compliments of LOUIS KOTLER Phone Glen Cove 544 THE GOELZ PHARMACY S. M. Halpern, Ph.G., Prop. Prescriptions and Drugs • Serve Sherry's Ice Cream LOCUST VALLEY. N. Y. Prescriptions • Drugs • Biological KENYON S DRUG STORE Surgical Appliances 42 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE. N. Y. Compliments of G. G. FURNITURE CO. 51 GLEN STREET Telephone 2449 E. J. SEYMOUR PHOTOGRAPHER Stationer ahd Newsdealer 79 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, L. 1. Compliments of QUEEN S MEN'S SHOP Most Hearty Good Wishes to the Class of '46 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLEN COVE 50 SCHOOL STREET. Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. When your schooling is ended, you will need a good bank connection down through the years for business and personal use, to deposit and borrow money and the many other services we render. You are invited to use our facilities. Compliments of POWERS X-RAY CO. Best Wishes JAQUES STATIONERY MARY‘S BEAUTY SHOPPE 44 GLEN STREET Operated by Mary Tenke Walter F. Burns, Prop. 89 SCHOOL STREET G. C. 185 THERE ARE MORE GOOD REASONS FOR BUYING WAR BONDS THAN FOR BUYING ANY SINGLE THING EVER OFFERED TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE BUYTHEM AND HOLD THEM For Sale at GLEN COVE TRUST COMPANY GLEN COVE. NEW YORK Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best Wishes from SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY CHARLES IRVINE Stationery GLEN STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. 68' } LANDING ROAD GLEN COVE Compliments of Compliments of CHIPS CONFECTIONERY REYNOLD'S RESEARCH Compliments of Compliments of YOUNG'S MARIE'S SHOPPE DRESSES • COATS Women and Junior Miss Apparel SUITS • SPORTSWEAR MARY M. NUNZI Sixes 9 to 15-10-20-38-52 No Pr ce Are Low or than Young's Cove Theatre Building 10 WEST GLEN STREET • GLEN COVE 2208 Glen Cove, Long Island Compliments of Compliments of STEVEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP MADELINE YOUR HAIRDRESSER Compliments of BERNSTEIN GOODMAN, INC. Men's and Boys' Wear 20 GLEN STREET GLEN COVE Tel. Glen Cove 2588 Compliments of POWERS RADIO Safes and Service ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 81 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, L 1. 05 90