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

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DEDICATION We, the class of 1951, take great pleasure in dedicating this issue of the PROFILE to Frank E. Martin who, entering upon his fortieth year of loyal service to Glen Cove High School, has unselfishly given of his time and effort to further the endeavors of our senior class. Mr. Marlin awards first prize in the Magazine Drive to Sondra Ford. 5

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FOREWORD Just as the early Matinecock Indians of Glen Cove, or Musketo Cove, as our community was then called, recorded their historic events through crude, symbolic drawings, we have endeavored to preserve our high school memories in this, our yearbook. Although the scenes and subject matter may be very different, our education, as theirs, has sought to fit us for happy, productive lives in this great land of America. Entering our tepee, via the pages of the “Profile,” one is aware of the spirit of co-operation between the tribal chief, the council leaders, and the young braves and maidens. Many scenes of activity meet the eye as the reader wanders through the encampment — classes, dances, assemblies, club meetings, sports events and a host of others. All are necessary for the education of the young. But all too soon the braves break camp, each prepared to blaze his own way along new and different trails. Although his path may carry him far, in his mind will linger thoughts of happy times at Glen Cove High School.

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CS ABMINI w THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Sterling W. Mudge, Angelo J. Martone, President; Roland Crowe; Ethel S. Harrold, Secretary. (not pictured) Maurice Cohen; Evelyn Gribbin, Acting Clerk. OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Evelyn Gribbin, Martha Fadrowsky, Doris Markie-wicz, Marie Eggers, Concetta Zer-ella, Marjorie Perkins, Charles H. Miller. 6