Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)
- Class of 1952
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Y - Y-Ar. wsu ' ' VY, M v -V vw' rvv-w....,,,-N NM N life V at ,, V--:sth , . A,,,,,r ' , - , . af'A 'w ,, ,.f-Aw- 'M V' .- ,.,, ,f m .'N 4 1' ' ' V, fl ' ' WKEQEIQQFZ. 4, N Hiidffrd! ALMA MATER Rah' for Glen Loxe High School All hall to thee UW' Dear Alma Mater We wxll loyal he. Ever let thy glory Shme for ages long. T ree Cheers for Glen Cov High Will be our song Rah' Rah' Ra M Z, 1 - 'f,,3.,-AN - , ,430-QA., ,.,,f,3 ,..,, 110.1-ag,,Mmr-3: y. 'WW rw ,sa .A .-44,., HF' S!! P333 ii! PIII ill 1-ll? R . '... . ,. ' ' H'f'i5V'- it 'ii' f- ' ' C2-x . ,. --- r.:--,-M.m-- -V., ,.AzgriE,1-xL- 4'-1'. --5-v:,,'-3 .Y M, ' ' . amp- - -. -A ,W .we 'K Q ik Q- ...-nf-e if' --1: 4 . 1 iii! '-- Y K illf .v X v,.W, M 44 P A 1 Ygggg 4 , A 1- fikx DEDICATIO XVe, the class of 1952, gratefully dedicate this our year- book to Mrs. Katherine ff. Smith, who for many years has sought to make of the graduates of Glen Cove High School the finest of citizens hoth mentally and morally. Mrs. Smith, with her helpful and friendly attitude, exemplifies the finest of her honored profession, the American teacher. XVe and the entire community owe her an unrepayahle deht, for she has aided in giving to us the priceless gift of an educa- tion. 5 l1fl In riyfrl: H.lrlmr.l llcr11wr1g Doris Mark .lryuriu Perl-urls, X'N'Q7Tf7 ' W X l,4fl In rigfvlx A1.lllI'i1C fkwhcng Align-lu .N1.lFllillC, pl'L'NilIL'lllQ Ruhml f,r4mcg M.lrIl1.l Iyuirfmxku, flcrkg XXIIIIIJIII -I. BL-gling Mrs. lrln-I 5, H.urrnlal, Scum-l.lry1 frm! llizllnull Starling M. Alu-Igu. xufg M.1rlu lggcrsg Mr. A1IHL'I'Q fnilmtlll rn-ll.lg AIJTIILI lqulrmmxlxlg Inn! jfiallnulf U f, rf V iA x9 f K .Y v X V X n Q , ,.i'Q j: ,,v. .. . - ' I . SPECIAL TEACHERS liirxl roar, left lo right: Anna Colligan, Home Economics, Elinor C. Schmitz, Physical Ed- ucation, Louise Keenan, Drawing. Sltuzding, left to right: Mary C. Nicholson, Health, Helen DuBois, Librarian, Helen S. Marsh, Home Economics, Justine Dosh, Visual ed- ucation. ,f A' 4.0i..f 'Z' .- ' ' M CITIZENSHIP First row, lvfl to rigblz Anastasia Mullin, Citizenship, May l. Brandhorst, Citizenship Madeline XVischehrink, Citizenship, Mathe- matics. Sliunling, lvl! to rigbl: Isabella Hogg, Citi zenship, joseph E. Lamas, Driving, Citizen ship. We'a' like you to meet 4 W SPliClAL TEACHERS L' First raw, loft lo right: Frank' E. Martin Industrial Arts, Frederick DiMenna, Driving Physical Education, Adolph Gehde, lndustri al Arts. Smmliug, lvl! to rigbl: George M. Kuhn, Physical Education, Thomas C. Hughes, Mechanical Drawing: George Scott, Music Felix Sangenito, Music. ENGLISH Lvfl Io right: Andrew C. Bongiorno, English, Social' Studies, Anne Quilty, English, Kathryn C. Smith, English, Rosemary Cahill, English, Loretta McNamara, English, Carlton H. Bentley, Dramatics. THE V,.f V MOST POPULAR Miss Branclhorst I FACULTY F , ea.. f - rx I VCT' rw F52 V, ,X 15 t ' 21. I l I I V 2. 1-f-,uv u Z, I Stl? I f.,, MOST POPULAR Mr. Mould MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCE Left to rigbl: Gertrude Van Eman, Com- merce: Ruth Richardson, Mathematics, Henry Newton, Commerce, Mathematicsg Vera A Keeney, Mathematics, Roderick MacDonald Commerce: john Liggero, Commerce, En- glish. HEALTH DEPARTM ENT Firsl row, lefl to right: Veryl Baade, D. H., Doris-Adele Uhlendorf, R. N., Elizabeth F. Brown, R. N. Slanding, left to rigbl: james A. Matthews, D. D. S., Francis C. Edmonds, M. D.: Arthur B. Kabnick, M. D. 9 U FOREIGN LANGUAGES Lufl lo rigbl: Florence A. Wtmniack, Spanish, French, Kathryn Murphy, Latin. I s I, SCIENCE Lefl lo right: Charles H. McGuckin, Gen- eral Science, Mechanical Drawing: J. Albert Mould, Chemistry, Physics, Louise B. McCulley, Biology, General Science. Plamzirzg the Future W'ith Mr. Clark English Liieralnre Under Introduczng Mrs. Smitlfs Inspiring Guidaufe CLASS ROOM ACTIVITIES AN ffx Alixs Kc'c'11c'y Cllllllllffj Mallzwmzliuzf Cz1flt'I'5 Mr. fIIm'Dmml1l 'l'rains Om' Bmlzliug BIISIIICSX Ifxc'4'l1li1'c5 -I-A L 5 : v ' 1 95-L AA' f 'Ira S 4qL.1 6 ,ei-,111 if aff ,, Comfmsing Conlfmsitious W'ilh Miss Cahill Scienre and Aiomic Energy W'ith Mr. Mould Now ls The Time . . . , Diclates Miss Van Iimau. Carl She Bake a Cherry Pie, Mrs. Colliganfn vm. Miss Keenan Ohserves Her Future Michaelaugelos SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Scullnl, lvfl to riglvl: V. Umgcrn, Miss Rinlmrmlmii, B. Slcnluwsky, P. XVUIIC, M. Hallloraln C. Poster. Sl.n1flif1g.' R. Hanmmcl, A. Izzo, R. Smith, P. Duffy, M. IxIAlI'l0K16, B. Levine 12 Ruth j Ruh lrdson Sulfur flllfijflf N f 'FE- Angela Amaro 14 West Tenth Street, L. V. Good things rome in small packages. . . . julie . . . full of mirth and mer- riment . . . mischievous . . . Activities: Band 13 Photography Club 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 TATTLER 3, 43 PRO- FILE 43 Interclass Sports l. rf Sandra Ackerman 108 Forest Ave., G. C. From the frown of ber bead Io llJe sole of ber loot sbe is all mirth. . . . swell kid . . . mischievous . . . enjoys a good time all the time . . . Activities: Latin Club l, 23 Curile Aedile 23 Bowling Club 23 Biology Club 33 TA'I'I'LER 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Red Cross lg PROFILE 4-Ad- vertising Chairman3 Library Club 4. Marguerite Bozzello 214 Oyster Bay Road, L. V. The days of our youll: are the days of our glory. . . . Aggie . . . friendly . . . whiz at basketball . . . Activities: PROFILE 43 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4. l john Belskis 'M gf 3 Cecil Ave., G. C. The only way lo bare a friend is to be one. . . . easy going . . . everybody's friend . . . good looking . . . Activitiesg Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball l 2 I 4 Basketball 2, 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 4. X Catherine Basile 7 Hazel Street, G. C. She excels each morlal lbing upon Ibe :lull earllJ rlu't'lling. . . . beautiful, beautiful brown eyes . . . industrious . . . a swell gal . . . Activities3 Commercial Club 2, 33 Library Club 43 Photography Club 4. NICEST SMILE ' 2 C. Savino E. Orski 21, , M, fx 'X iff Ax. ff' Dorothy Ann Burhans Ryefield Road, L. V. Merry as the day is long. . . . witty . . . small patkage of dyna- mite . . . strawberry blonde . . . At' tivities: PROFILE 43 Spanish Club 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Gabriella Bartasth 3 Summit Place, G. C. Ola, sbt' dolb leach the lorrbes Io bum brigl1l. ' . . . Clay . . . very feminine . . sparkling sense of humor . . . Activi ties: Glee Club l, 2, 25, 43 Masquerg I 23 Commercial Club l, 2, 3, 43 PRO. FILE 4. '23 Q' ?Q 'E C ' I Virginia Canflfflf Angelo Ciurleo IS Ford St., G. C. As merry as the day is long. . . . forever smiling . . . everybody's friend . . . whiz at baseball . . . Ac- tivities: Commercial Club l, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 23 Senior Executive Committee 43 TATTLER 4. 84 Elm Avenue, G. C. ,-.- if af' 5 1 'T' X CITEST N. Karlen Ci. Gurney Q joseph Christofano if Ile it u Very flerfetl, gentle bniglJ!. ,-, f M . . . popular with the girls . . . alvtays Q ,C A- smiling . . . friendly . . . Activities: 4 Basketball 13 Football 33 Golf 3, 43 ,xi Baseball 23 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Com- be mertial Club l, 23 Art Club 43 Intra- lnl, mural Sports 2, 5. i i'-, V I joan Capobianco 26 First Street, G. C. Those eyes, soft and nzpacious as a rloudless sky. big dark eyes . . . beautiful hair fun to be with . . . Activities: In- tramural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club l, 2: Bowling Club 23 PROFILE Advertising Staff 4. Barbara Chalmers ll Sherwood Rd., Ci. C. . . . pretty eyes . . . nice personality v . . . easy going . . . Activities: Cilee Constance Chetola 59 Baldwin Ave., L. V. A true friend is forever a friend. . . . Chitk . , . shiny dark hair . . . amiable tharm . . . Attivities: French Club 4, 4-Setretary 5, 43 Senior Execu- tive Committee 43 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, fl. Club l, 2, 5, 43 Commercial Club l, 2, 43 Red Cross l, 2, 5. Salvatore Capozzi 356 Forest Avenue, L. V. 6 Second Street, G. C. A liltle nonsense now and lhen ls relished by the best of men. . . ready wit . . . likes basketball , . . easy to get along with . . . Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: B359b3ll 3. 4: Football 4. lf musir be the food of love, 'UIQ 1 play on. Sal . . . good natured . . .clever Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3. 43 Band 2, 3, 4- President 43 PROFILE 43 Biology Club 4. .nw-4' Barbara Dill 15 Sherwood Road, G. C. Her locks are finest gold in ground. . . . full of pep and energy . . . popu- lar . . . hard working . . . Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4-Captain 4: Mas- quers 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2-Sec- retary 2: Spanish Club 3, 4-President 3-Secretary 4: Biology Club 2-Sec- retary 2: Alpha 2, 3, 4-Secretary 4: Paul Dioguardi , 4 Jefferson Street, G. C. Laugh and be well. . . . joker . . . future Mr, T. V. . . . outstanding . . . Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice President 4: Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 43 Chorus lg Football 1, Basketball lg Soccer 2, 3, 4-Co-Captain 4: Track 1, 2, 5, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Mas- quers 1, 2, 3, 4. Allan Cresser 35 McLoughlin Street, G. C. He has a head to continue, a tongue to pursuade, and a band to execute any mischief. . . . Ctes . . . Landing Boy . . . great guy . ., . Activities: Latin Club lg Basketball manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Visual Education 1, 2, 3: In- terclass sports 2, 3, 4: TATTLER Cir- culation Staff 43 Biology Club 2. Robert Dilg 28 Birch Street, L. V. That man's silence it wonderful to listen to. . . . Bob . . a knack with languages -Q..--4 . . . one of the Valley Boys . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Spanish 2, 3g Biology Club 35 TATTLER 3, 4. Band lg Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls State Representative 3: Thespi- ans 43 Bowling Club 2. MOST ATHLETIC j. Schepanski ,cy , B. Stemcosky xx., N-N 3 gk- 3. A S 5 5 . or Qi? . use . 'X . , , s 1 ' , V, fii 121955- -, X.: 1 ,R.-,gfat-flsfw ,: s ' Louis Della Vecchia 44 South Fourth Street, L. V. Alu'ay: be was t1 good man to know. . . . expressive smile . . . a jolly good fellow . . . good hs gold . . . Activi- ties: Soccer 3, 4. Awe Z f . if X ,- ,gii .L R K www-R 'dll' 3 Richard Deasy Carpenter St., G. C. Edward Daly 95 Glen Cove Ave., G. C. Little .raid is roonest mended. . . . easy going . . . ardent baseball fan . . . swell pal . . . Activities: Inter- class basketball 4. Happy am I,' from rare I'm free! W'by aren't they all contenled like me. . . . Booie . . . easy going . . . happy- go-lucky . . . Activities: Baseball 3, 4, Senior Executive Committee, junior Varsity Basketball 2,3 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. ff C. Elizabeth Dollar 7 Harbor Hill, G. C. I.'nIbinking, idle, trilrl .xml young, I laughed, and danrezl and talked and Jung. . . . sparkling eyes . . . vivacious . . . fun loving . . . Activities: Masquers 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, -lg Photography Club l, 21 PROFILE 45 Bowling Club 1, 2, 33 Librarv Club l, 2, 3, 4. ' HIST DRl1SSI:D -l. Capohianto D. hallutio 4 J Deborah Feldman Crescent Beach Road, G- C- 'Taremost in the ranks of fun. Patricia Duffy 37 Donahue Street, G. C. Sugar and spite mul 61'L'7'J'IIJIl1g nite. , . . . bubbling personality . . . Califor- wf 'f I f f-W fi nia smile . . . fun to be with . . . At- tivities: Cheerleader lg Swimming Club 1, 23 Riding Club l, 21 junior Prom Bid Committee 31 Spanish Club 43 Iixetutixe Committee fl: Intramural Sports 4. 5. kr' . Q . ? . john Doran 66 Dosoris Lane, Ci. C Xp. No lzlilbe Irish ltnl ll'lI ' i so bilppy at I. K f ' - - ' spontaneous wit . , . misthiexous Shirley Doxey I9 North St., G. C. ll lml is bmuliful is good, .mtl u bo ir good will soon also ln' beautiful. . . . athletit . . . a heart to matth her height. . . very likeable .... fhtixities: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4, -tg Cilee Club I, 2, 5, -tg ffhoraleers 2, 3, sig TATTLFR Al: I'llUI'ilLlf 'lg Commertiall Club l, 2, 5, -I. XX'illiam Farnan 25 Prospett Asenue, Ci. C. All, you fluror L'l'!'VyIlJI7Ig,' you are lI1e nmillrl of xoriclyf' , . . warm smile , . . lots of fun . . . popular with both boys and girls . . . Attivities: Football lg Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Masquers -6. William Flanagan . . . Hare for dramatics . . . Debbie 330filCI1 Head Rudd, fi. II. . . . full of fun . . . Activities: French Ala, why rlmuld life all labour be. Club 2, 31 Latin Club I, 2, 5, 41 Mas- . . . twinkling blue eyes . . . good- querg 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespians 2, 3 41 natured . . , a swell guy . . . Activi- Librarv Club 2, 5, 4: TATTLFR 4: ties: Biology Club 23 History Club 2, Glee Club ll Biology Club 4. . . . adorable smile . . . Attisittes . ' -. 52 Ban Tratk l, 2, 3, -ig Sottcr 23 Biology Club 25 Latin Clu blasquers 3, 'lg Photography Club 1 2: Intramural Spf irts 2, 3, 4. agawvf 'inf W 4 Sondra Forcl IU Landing Road, G. C. By sports ull their cures be guiledf' . . . artistic . . . attractive . . . athletic . . . Actixities: Art Staff of PROFILE 43 Intramural Sports 3, 43 Glee Club l. Celestine Foster 9 Charles Street, G. C. Life is not like life at all tvithoul deligblf' . . . Tina . . . full of fun . . . laughter in her eyes . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Masquers 2, 5, 4: Bowling Club 23 Senior Executive Thomas H. Frazzetta 241 Glen Cove Ave., S. C. In quietness and confidence :bull be your slrenglbf' . . . reserved . . . very friendly . . herpetologist . . . Activities: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 1, 2. Dominic Galluccio 17 Secon Street, G. C. U lJy .tbould life all labor be. . . . easy going . . . ready wit . . . friendly to everyone . . . Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 3, 43 ..,,., Choraleers 3, 4g PROFILE 43 Senior --... Ball chairman 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Golf 3, 43 Commercial Club Z, 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 3. Committee 43 PROFILE Circulation Staff 4. ,3, -::. V MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 1 MOST INTELLIGENT .l E. Scuteri ., S. Capozzi hi I I Q ' if David Gardner S7 Chestnut Street, G. C. A frown is no extinguisher-II doe: not put him out. . . . Massachusetts overflow . . . always joking . . . good fellow . . . Activities: Band l, 2, 5-Treasurer 43 Soccer 43 TA'I'I'LER 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Swimming Team 1. I Carolyn Gengarelly 65 Dosoris Lane, G. C. As welcome as sunshine in every place, ls the beaming approach of her .rrniling face. . . . pert . . . snappy dresser . . . every- body's pal . . . Activities: Majorette I, 2, 3, 4-Secretary of Band 43 TATTLER 2, 3, 43 PROFILE 4-Transcription Manager 43 Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 23 Decorating Com- mittee junior Prom 33 Decorating Committee Senior Ball 4. jean Giunta 33 First Street, G. C. The only way to bare a friend ix to be one. . . . lovely voice . . . carrot top . . . always smiling . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choraleers l, 2, 3, 43 mixed chorus 43 Girl's Choir 41 TATFLER 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 13 Spanish Club 2, 33 Bowling Club 2, 43 Photography Club 3: PROFILE 43 jr. Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Com- mittee 43 jr. Red Cross 2, 53 Intra- mural Sports l 2 3, 4 J L ng -N fv ,i X, -1 Lx si WN David Glickman 6 Prospect Ave., G. C. Wisdom of many, wil ol one. . . . fun to be with . . . scientihcally in- clined . . . able uorker . . . Activities: Latin Club l, 2, 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Masquers 2, 3, 4-Vice President 41 Basketball 2. 3, 4: Lcttermen's Club 4: National League of Student Scien- tists 3, 4. Maurice Goodman 46 Landing Road, Ci. C. Di5linrIion is llJe ronsequenis, never the objecl, of a greai mind. . . . quick on the repartee . . a friend to the nth degree . . . excels in journalism . . . Activities: Latin l, 2, 3, 4-consul Z, questor 3: Glee Club I, 2, 35 Masquers I, 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2wPresident: Library Club 2, 3, 4-TATTLFR Club I, 2, 3, 4-cw editor-in-chief 4: Thespians 2, 3, 4- vice-president 33 Alpha 2, 3, 4: PRO- FlLl5 3, 41 History Club I, 23 Nassau League of Student Scientists 3. 4. 1' f- cm Q -Q..-..a' i . . x ' .3-Tfififu 45-gif .1 . . Q'-5.5 .3 ' ,I it F' 'N :V f 5 . T - W' ' .. A ' 5 914. h. - Vi. he sq NICFST HAIR K. Healy R Vishel Fduard Gordon IH Club Road, fi. C. Ami rerlairzljy be u as tr goof! fellouf' devilish laugh . . , busy little bee . amiable . , . Actisities: Masquers 7 3, 4: lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3. Gloria Greenberg 162 St. Andrews Lane, Ci. C. Gentle in manner, slrong in performance. . . . a hard worker . . . one of the brains . . amicable . . . Activities: Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4-curile aedile 3: French Club 3, 4: Masquers l, 2, 3, 43 Biology 23 Bowling 23 History Club 23 Band I, 23 PROFILE 3, 4-co-editor 43 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha 2, 3, 4: Altman's junior Fashion Board 4. Michael Cirieco 31 First Street, Ci. C. Take life easy, lomorrou's unolber day. . amiable . . , quiet . . . congenial . . . Actitities: Band 1, 2, 3, -lg ln- Frederick Grieve Cedar Swamp Road, fi. ll. Ami certainly be uux a good ft-Ilona . . . Mr. Golf . . . lerrilic' bowler . . . easy to get along with . . . Actisi- ties: Golf l, 2, 3, 4-Captain 4: Boul- ing Team 3, 4-Captain 41 Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, 43 Band l. Thelma M. Ciuice I6 Club Road, Ci. C. Ax merry at it nickel. . . . peppiest . . . winning smile . . . nice things come in small packages . . . Activities: Cilee Club 1, 2, 3: Masquers 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2. tramural Sports 2, 33 Spanish Club A Anne Theresa Heggie e 308 Glen Head Road, G. H. .xl I Distinct as lbe billous, yet one 1 , as lbe sea. ' . . . superlatixe friend . . . sincerity it- i j gm A self , . . personality plus . . . Activi- Q-G ties: Latin Club 1, 24Curile Aedile 21 vi f French Club 5, 41 Visual rdutmtm 2, 351 Library Club Z, 3, -ig Biology Club 23 Masquers 5, -ig Thespians 5, -ig TATTLER 2, 3, 43 PROFILE 5, -lg Co- Editor -ig Bowling Club 2-Secretary 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 5. Rodney Hammel 49 Bridge Street, G. C. Ethel Hegeman 15 Benjamin Street, G. H. The lass so neat, with smile so su'eel. . . . sweet . . . likeable . . . pleasing personality . . . Activities: Glee Club lg Photography 31 Bowling 41 PRO- ,adv avg' 's J, , if J ' ,,,' ' ' . i wg, '1 . QQ e ff 6 ., FILE Advertising Staff -i. Simplicity of flmrtzfter is no binder- A , , ance Io subllely of irllelleclf' 1 P W . . . qlllel . . . IIIXKIIYS polite . . . P friendly . . . Activities: Band 1, 21 l . ' V 1 Ticiune v 'I Baseball 3, -il Senior Executive Com' ffl Q XV: Furman A C, ITIIIICE. If if ',,- ., ' Angelica Izzo 106 -ith Street, G. C. Thy gratzlest belp is quid. . . . jane . . . gracefully tall . . . quiet . . . Activities: Commercial Club 1 23 PROFILE -ll TATTLER -ll jr. Red Cross 21 jr. Prom Committee 53 1 P X ff 'far' aa- I Badminton 2. George Gurney 18 Seventeenth Street, L. V. ,1 Noi too serious, not loo gay, a good , , fellow every day. . . . . genial disposition . . . cutest . . . na nice to l-mow . . . Activities: Soccer 2, M Q I 33 Lettermen's Club 33 President of t at f class 1. l X m 'V in Kathleen Healy 6 Leonard Street, G. C. jane Hedger Full of fun .tml furry free. 25 Crow Lane, G. C. . . . smiling Irish eyes . . . lovely hair Q Slay musl be seen Io ln' 1ipprefit1ler1. . . . adds a special spark to our class 2 , . . personality plus . . . a smile for ..., A ttivities: PROFILE 41 Masquers all . . . sintere . . . Activities: YNY. 1, 2, 3, rig T.-k'I'l'LER 1, 2, 3 4: Pho- Kwx! CA. ,751 Treasurer 55 Girls League 3: I02-Il'-lPlU 2. 5. -1: Intramural Sports 1 'fl .fl Treasurer ,771 G.A.A. 33 Christian 2, 5, 413 Latin Club lg Spanish Club 2 lfellouship 53 Art Club 5: Debate 35 Bowling Club 21 Glee Club 1, lg 7 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3. Group 55 Cilee Club -, ll. 20 Z' ,tk Aviv' f? 13 ,gs vu--e 'E an Beverly Ketcham 64 Birch Hill Rd., L. V. Hasle llJee nymph and bring u'illJ llste, fesl and youlbful jollilyf' . . . tiny . . . cute personality . . . full of fun , . . Activities: Commercial Club 2, 33 PROFILE 43 Varsity basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. DID MOST EOR TIIIZ CLASS In Scuteri II. Wftilft af. ,. 4. Nancy Karlen 97 Valley Avenue, L. V. SlJt' is prelly lo walk u'illJ, and willy lo lalk wilb, and pleasant lo lhink on. . . . pretty as a picture . . . nice to be near . . . beautiful hair . . .Activitiesz Cheerleader 13 Majorette 2, 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 4-President 23 PRO- EILE 43 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 Decorating Committee of junior Prom 33 Decorating Committee of Senior Ball 43 junior Red Cross 2. Qvisfii as,- A, an 'iv' Q' Geraldine Kafka 21 Sunset Avenue, G. C. Soflnt'ss and sueeltsl imzorenfe slye wears. gf ready smile for all . . . a good Club 4. Marianne joyce 95 Clen Street, G. C. Those 11110 bring Sllllilllilt' lo lbcf lifes of olbvrs fannol keep it from flJL'77I5f'l16'J.H . . . lovely hair . . . perfect lady . . . svseet as pie . . . Activities3 Latin Club l, Z, 3, 4, Cilee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 TATTLIER l, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 2. Mary Lou johnson ,v - 130 Glen Street, G. C. ,qi Q. As merry as llre :lay is long. ...cute . . . peppy . . . yell liked . .. ' S' Activities: Intramural sports l, 2, 3, 43 Q , Masquers l, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 43 Glee Club I, 2. Howard Johnson 3 Carpenter Avenue Ext., S. C. A man he seems, of rbeerful yester- days and rorzhdcfnl lomorrou's. . . . jolly . . . second Tommy Dorsey . . . reliable. . . Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 23 Soccer 43 Biology Club 23 Football 1. 21 Library Club 3, 43 Bowling Club 23 Ethel Grace johnson I8 Knoll Place She Makes! us merry: sbt' is full X of pleasure. . . . beautiful eyes . . . loquacious . . . quiet except when she's not . . . Activi- ties: Commercial Club l, 2, 3, 43 Masquers 3, 43 Glee Club 43 All Girls Chorus 43 lNIixed Chorus 43 Photog- raphy Club l, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 TATTLER 43 Red Cross 1, Inter- class Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. friend . . . soft-spoken . . . Actixities Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Photography fit 'Fi' any I V 1 ,EK ...sze-r 5 rf I If-. - .iifiv fir fs A. Bella Levine Glen Cove Avenue, C. C. Good things come in .illltlll ,but'ktlges. . . . dependable vvorker . . . friendly . . . nite person to knovv . . . Activi- ties: Commercial Club 2, 5. -ll Bowl- ing Club 2: Chorus 2, 53 Intramural Sports Z, ,Ill Ifxecutive Committee 41 Photography Club -ig TATTLFR 'ali PROFILF -I. Q, ',,L 'iii il . ' tn Barbara Leckie new-Q 40 Chestnut Street, C. C. A ': W I fl little work, it litlle pluy-O beck, f , I Q' lel'.t jutt ploy. QL, . . . snap . . . crackle . . . pop . . . 'Wi' Activities: Masquers 11 Intramural Sports I: Glee Club 1, 2. tw, joseph Levchuck 27 Chestnut Street, G. C. A gootl limbetl fellow: young, strong, and of good frienrlxf' . . . ever friendly and faithful . , a good joe . . . well liked by all . . . Activities: Bowling 43 Intramural bas- ketball 43 Intramural softball 2. NICISST FYIQS V 9- M. Caraceni Ld P. Xvolfe I L 1 Robert Krahel illl Hill: 5 Seaman Road, G. C. Ax constant 115 lbe .Northern Shir. I . . . modest . . . extremely popular if . . . very talented . . , Activities: 'iq - I Chorus Z, 33 Photography Club I, Z, 3, ' ' , , 4: TATTLER 1, 2, 5. 4-Business 3' CIZQ Manager 43 Band I, 2, 5, -13 Masquers 'I' fix 1, 2, 3, 4-President -I: Thespians 43 History Club 5, -I3 Track Team 23 3- Soccer Manager -I. 1 . ,A N Frank Kobesky I so Clement street, cz. C. V The milflesl mtnmers and - 3 gentler! heart. X f . . . vvell-mannered . . . neat dresser - PS . . . friendly disposition . . . Activities: X' Latin Club 13 Cilee Club l, 23 Biology 7 Club 23 French Club 2, 53 Color bearer feb 1' R d Cross 3 4 M 1 ft- l i'l FTYIS7 'V C 4 - vw., - -,:ssg.?.. Q r3'1'wr'f ii-3 S 1 f ii I AVVZAH , , l,.l ...,..'. . 'rr 3 3' A Rose Marie King I' V 89 Cross Street, L. V. , r , ttf? fi' --O , , 3,13 ,q-.V qw. f rntmners tuzlle, of , ajferlions mild. '--sr . . . one of the best . . . easy going manner . . . friend indeed . . . Activi- ties: Clee Club 2, 5, -I3 Band 1: Intra- mural Sports I, 2, 3, Lf. Theresa Lavery 27 Landing Road, G. C. Full of Sweet Imlijferentef' . . . Sis . . . svveet . . . cute little trick . . . Activities: Bowling Club 23 Band 1, Z3 Majorette 5, -f. ,gmc Q5- , 5 Durntlmy M.trsl1.lll Mgt M.1rr.,nc 29 Oyster B45 R-mtl. l.. V. 48 Smith St., ll. C. SIM uulis in Iitulllly, lift ilu nlglwl of clomllfxx rlirmx .mll Jlarry slits. Dm , . . full uf pt-p . . . xix.1- tibus . . . Attixitics: funmnu-rti.tl Club 2-Vin:-Prcsitluntg Ihskutlntll l, 2, R, 'tg TA'I'I'LkR 1, 'tg PROHLI tg Cfhucr- lcatlcr lg Drum M.tjurt'ttc IL Ytulluy- lull l. 2. 5, -I1 I-nt-ltl llwtlstw l, -I. junior Prom Dcturuting K ummittcc 'wx Senior Ball I. r MOST lfl NIININI ' MUST M,XSK.l'LlNl cv Y. .Nl.trtinn 'A ll. Slcnltuslu rl ,ull uf fllilfr, lzrirlgttl by ll tmilt lun! trosutl ,711 f7'ft!lilIjllL',YY.H . . . at xxhif att spnrts , , , sense uf humor . . . lmcs to tu.tsc ..., Xttisi- tics: Cl1IllUlCI'tl.ll Club l, 2, R, tg ln- tmmurgtl Spurts 1, 2, S, IL T,-KTTLl R -tg PROl5ll.l tg Scniwr H.tll flUIllf'lllllL'C 4' 'Q' My ,Pg 'wr' ff bhrilyn Nlnllery VM? if IH l.lDtll1Cfj1l1 ,Xxgq C., Cf, 1 lu 11 mtl for mt it joy, N- jntl umfvlt toy. X -- ...liwly nun1bcr...nlu.15s grinnxng, 'qu' - ,..C.ls3 Us Ima .... Xttixitics: Bm 7 Rtvsurnaric Blmctltvniu 8 ll.t1cl St.,f1,ff. ffvmnmcrtinl Club lg ln mural Spurts lL Hmlugt fqlub 4. F1 'gi' 'Ttll mt fvrtllp m.mltu, .nu fluff .zuy mart .11 lwmt his 1ou, ' sw- V . . . R.tt . . . xix.ttmus . . . gtmtl 'L spurt . . . sparkling purstmality , . . X , . . . buntllc uf cxulvcrantu .... Mtxutlus: 3-1 f,UINI'l1Cl'tl.ll Club I, lL Cllcc Club l, Z, R, ,tg f,hur.tlcurs 2, 4, I. My run Luscc 89 Stlltxtvl SIFLWJI, fa. ff. xl lillft' ilflilitilit' :mu ll?ItI llurl ix 1 ? 33 '5 l rclisln-11 by flu' in 51 of nun. N' , I , , f,tmtic . . . the sl-ty's the limit ' , . . . nut at tnrc in the wr.-ltl . . . W Q , f Attixitics: littntl lg lntrgtmurttl Sports ,HM I' 31 Iimsling. S Mithacl Lemungclli 17 Grove Street, Cl. C. And reflainly be uns L1 goml fellouf' . . . Nlickey . . . an ardent fuutbztll lover . . . loyal lu Ci.f,.ll.S. . . . At- tivitics: Baseball 2, 53 Fmptbnll 2, 5, rig lntertlass basketball Z, 5. 4. Bcrnntlcttc Lintlsny 8 Center St., Cl. C.. 7l1tf lmml llml gi1't'lfJ, glllfftrx. Tfwstf ulm girl uilb .1 tmilu, rvruire u ilfl L1 l7!L'5IilIy. . . . lJcttc . . . tulm . . . willing Owl 1.959 xxurkcr . . . 21 rcztl pal . , . uitle gmal-tc . . . Attixitius: fQun1n1crtiztlf,lulw 1, 2 james Mercadante Let the uord slip: ue sbnll ne er be youngtr. . . good looking . . . . . . . . quiet . . Activities: Band l' Golf 3 4. jf ak 52 'I J',,,vS' FQ, S0 Frost Pond Road, G. C. g v , n iii X 5 .. .. Q, JJ R . , it 1 'ft L-4 Jessie McKinney 12 Rose Avenue, G. C. Her friemlsbip is the breallairzg rose, .fat - with sweels in every fold. X 'A . . . likeable . . . lots of fun . . . swell ti kid . . . Activities: Latin Club lg PRO- ' L FILE 43 Air Raid Warden 4. li Ellen McDermott 115 Landing Road, G. C. Sugar and Spire and Everything Nite. . . . cute . . . Nellie . . . bundle of exuberance . . . Activities: Commercial Club l, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Alpha 3, 4-vice-Pfesitlem 43 TAT- TLFR 5, 4-Circulation Manager 43 Intramural Sports 2, 5, 43 PROFILE 4. Elizabeth Melchione S Fairmont Place, G. C. Whatever sbe does is done wilb so mush ease. . . . quiet, but oh, so nice . . . very neat . . . swell girl . . . Activities: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Commer- cial Club 13 Bowling Club 2, 3. MOST POPULAR f li. Scuteri , B. Stemcosky 'X' 'E' Michael Martone 6 Raymond Street, G. C. A laugh is worth a bumlrezl groans in any market. . . . always ready for fun . . . loyal to G.C.H.S .... smart dresser . . . Activi- ties: Band 1, 2: Latin Club l, 23 Spanish Club 3, 4-Treasurer 43 Biology Club 23 TATTLIER 43 junior Ball com- mittee3 Senior Executive Committee. Virginia Martino 29 Elm Ave., G. C. She planletl fre Irevs: bonvsly, fe'-u-,, 'U -1--1-v gx Z friwulsbip, loyully, bzuuly, and humor, and bow they grc'u'. ' . . . never a dull moment . . . spark- ingly pretty . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Activities: Commertial Club l, 2, 5, 43 Library Club 43 Intramural Sports Z, 3, 43 TATTLER 43 PROFILE 43 Senior Ball Committee 4. Felix Martinez 26 Bella Visita Ave., G. C. Noi only the hotly, lm! lbe mimi also is 1lut'clopt'rl in sporls. . . . quiet . . . helpful . . . likes girls and sports . . . Attivities: Soccer 2, 5, 43 Track l, 2, 5, 43 Basketball 5, 43 Spanish Club 2. fv- Q john Minchell joseph Moisa A Q 1' Cifwrge Street, G. C. '2 Valentine Street, G. C. , Q 1 - Alu: of feu' u'onl.t are the bet! men. Brt1'ity it N16 will of ull. 3 . . . XY'easel . . .quiet . . . reserved . . . . . . friendly . . . keen sportsman . . . 5 Cu' quiet at times ,.., 4 ttixities: Bottling A ' 3, 43 Tratk I, 5, Ai: Intramural basket- , A ball 2, 3, A41 Baseball 2. I t if I . x 4 x. ' f . I f I P ' ' ' Frames Murphy 3 2 Laden Street, G, C. Hou stud and fiiir sbt .feems lo be. ' , . . . sueet . . . friendly . . .quiet . . Bl 51' M XXX' RI U Attixitiev Commertial Club 1, 2 M. 'how , 1 Bottling Club 23 Photography Club 1 25 x ,Q Ii. K41l'WSl'Q unior Red Cross Representative 4 PROFILE -I. Ronald Murray lfl Laurel Atenue, Ci. C. A, ,R . 'nlluil is uorlbitr than fame. 'vt ...quiet . . . Mit liked . . . Q min I V f X .... A tmttietf T.-XTTLIER 1, 1, 5, 41 'Q--9 Latin Club l, 1, 5,-Consul 2, Curile Aetlile 43 Alpha Sotiety 2, 5, -I: Color f mural Sports 1, 2 Ann Nardella 7 Hazel Street, CI. C. I, Cfuartl IQ Yixual Itlutation 2, 53 Bi- ology Club 2- Vite President 23 His- tory Club 2, 'sg Iiootball 13 Intramural Sports 2, 5, Al. ohn Napoli NX'olfe Street, Ci. C. Tl1zre's mmermlion in bit tyexf' ...well liked by all . . . flashing smile ,mregular guy ...Attixitiem Chorus 2, Ag Commertial Club 1, 21 Intra- Ritbartl Narel 'Tw in A golden treasure it L1 fried fritmlf' 1611 Cilen Street, Cf. C. Z -,V . . . reliable . . . a true friend . . . Thai mmft tilenft it u'm1tlt-:ful qjlfrl pleasantly quiet . . . Attixities: Com- lo lixluz lo. mertial Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club . . . quiet . . . well manneretl . . . tle- V 43 TATTLER 43 Photography Club fl. penduble . . 'E l , 25 5' . 49 Mtrinn Nielsen ga -3 Cn C ? Alzlzl HI 111 IIIIILP tml pleasing 5- i lo zbt eye A u-A hird worker very friendly onli C lub In r mur.1l Sports Genevieve O'Neill 22 Chestnut Street, G. C. There bt' none of Btu1uly'5 11'.111glJlw'5 ivilb if mngif like tbeef' . . . Ginger . . . very imaginative . . . lots of fun to be with . . . Activi- ties: Maequers l, 2, 5. -1: Thespians -ig Commercial Club 2, 5, -ig TATTLER 5, 41 PROFILE 41 Library Club 4. at 1 true friend and hirtl fy., N05T TALFNTIQD uorlxer tlepentlable but lots of .ln fiiunta 7A fun to be with ttxitiee C N. gilul ' Mg.. sf :wx 6 6, 1 gif' ic, pcrfctt ltdx Attivitics: llis- C. N., t Citrix TAT Liiit sg Latin 'Eg S ub 1 B 4 LlbflI'N Club 5, -lg If-'ii 3 Cf ct. C ub I I Mixed Chorus rig f Robert Nm e'-.ky 18 Thirteenth Street, L. V. A litllu nmzsumc non' .md lbw: ix nlixlvttl by the lux! of men. . . . extcllent sotcer player . . . one ofthe boys . . . fun loxing . . . Activi- ties: Soft-er 2. 5, -lg Btuehnll K Ai' 'I V. Basketball l. . u 1 . ya-4 ,..u fy- I LRIWFCIICC 0'Rt1Urk6 Jeanne Pqfking ik l XY'.1lnut Road, Ci. C. 21 Cbadwitk Street, G. C. I lou' flu' ,tparl Il'L'll.H Hy ber smile you Jlmll k?l0ll' ber. . . friendly smile . . . good at sports . . , smooth dresser . . . lots o' fun . . . . . . ready, milling and able , . . Atti- amiable . . . Attivities: PROFILE 4- , xities: Baseball I, 1, 5, -lg Basketball- Art editor -ig Photography Club 41 . Varsity-I, 1, 4, -I1 Tratls I1 Football Cilee Club I, 21 Bowling Club 2 -5 l. I-Manager lg I.ettermen's Club 2, Spanish Club lg Intramural Sports 1,2 5: TATTLIER 5. -l. Ill ST LOOKINCI Nl. Samoslse K. l. Orski if ,- ilu' Jay zrillw ilu' pop .,. Lena Pellegrino I9 Titus Platte, Ci. C. I xlmll ltmgb myself Io death. , . . bubbling personality . . . snappy dark eyes , . . tatthy laugh . . . Activi- ties: Intramural Sports I, 2, 5, -ig Bowling Club 23 Commercial Club I, 2, 5, -ig Cllee Club I, 2. 51 Choraleers junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Marie Orlando -ll Maple Ave., Ci. C. Good IIIIIIIOI' and gzmrosiiy furry llltlf bear! .111 ilu' trorlfl our. . . . nite to know . . . interesting per- ,C,,, sonality . . . good friend . . . full of X fun . . . Attixities: Commertial Club t. . Chorus -lg PROFILE -I, lfdxxartl Orslsi sf- Valentine St., Ci. C. U'i!l1 fiurimllion in bit rtry how, . . . - A finiibul gt-nllemtm from lop lo ine. .A . . . athletit . . . a good friend always ... sharp dresser . . . Attixities: Foot- ball I, 2, 5, -ig Baseball I, 2, 3, -ig Basketball I, 2, 53 Spanish Club 2, 5, . -it ni.,1.,g,- Club :Q Alpha 5, -1. Civil ' 5, Defense 5, -ig Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 5, I -' -I-Setretary 5, Vite President -1. Y ,. 'ii il? 'fa Robert Peet Lucille Parson Cody Axenue, G. C. Hilflerrily, merrily, slmll I life. . . . friendly . . . easy going . . . quiet at times . . . Aetivities: Masquers 2, 3, 43 Interclass Sports 2, 3, 4L Ulm' meftaai Club 2. 41 Bowling 4- 55 Valentine St., S. C. ' By Jfmrlx all their fares beguiledf . . . Peetsy . . . happy go lutky . . very atbletie...Attivities: Baseball 1 2, 3,-lg Football l, 2, 5, fig Basketball l 2, 33 PROFILE 43 Lettermen's Club 3 5, 4: TAT- TLIR -tg Intramural Sports 23 Girls .2141 ' 1 I ,M 1 66 'f al e if 4 N . M 1- , s QF ,Q il. SW - ,ASN sslkwsessl .. .Q 4 I ' ' i f-.15-.. M1 G N,.hQ . ff 1 27 f I Edmund Peterson Larson Ave., Glenwood Landing Oli, lo lmre llw xtrengllf of 41 gitmlf' firflf. . . . Humphrey . . . prankster . . My easy going . . . Activities: Football 5, 4,-4 u . 4, -,. L Patricia Pullo 46 Vdlolfe Street, G. C. I um of a tonsliiuiion so general llm! il ronsoris and Jymptzlbizes with all things. . . . Pat . . . quiet . . . nice person- ality . . . Activities: Commercial Club 2, 31 Photography Club 41 Masquers 41 Library Club 41 PROFILE 4. John Reynolds 57 Coles St., G. C. ll lJy frown ll'1JL'Il 11 smile 'twoulfl do as well. . . . jack of all trades . . . can take a joke . . . liked by all . . . couldn't find a truer friend . . . Activities: Li- brary Club 41 Masquers 4. janet Pincus 7 Lincoln Place, G. C. Sugar and spite and ez'eryIlJing nite. . . . lots of fun . . . nice dresser . . . winsome smile . . . Activities: Ch0rUS lg Latin Club 1, 2-Curile Aedele 21 Spanish Club 2, 5, 4: Masquers 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespians 2, 3, 41 Bowling Club 21 Biology Club 31 Library Club 41 PROFILE 41 TATTLER 3, 4: Imra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Red CFOSS ll Altman Fashion Board Alternate 4. Mi- 9-av ....--ny , Robert Rifkin If 6 Tulane Road, G. C. To be merry best beronzes you. . . . easy to get along with . . . pleasant . . . a smile for everyone . . . Activi- ties: junior Varsity Swimming Team 1, Z1 Chess Club 11 History Club 21 Masquers 5, -11 Spanish Club 51 Bi- ology Club 41 TATTLER 4. PIZPPIEST B. out A. Cresser A 'f'3f 'JJ' George Petchock 18 Laurel Avenue, G. C. Men of llwugbl and men of arlion, fluff ilu' wry. . . , blue eyes and blond hair . . . en- joys a good laugh . . . good chap in any language . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, 21 Biology Club Z-TYCIISUFEFQ In- tramural Sports Z, 3, 41 Masquers 3, -ig Thespians -i1 Visual Education Squad 2, B, fi-Co-captain 2, 5, 41 PROFILE -1-Art Editor. Estelle Posner 24 Dosoris Way', G. C. ll c lmrv no rlvarer worzl for our ll1earl's friend. . . . efficient . . . winning personality . . . service with a smile . . . Activi- ties: Latin Club I, 2, 3, 41 French Club 5, 41 Biology Club Z1 Orchestra 11 Color Guard 41 PROFILE 4-Liter- ary Chairman1 TATTLER 3, 41 Red Cross 11 Alpha 2, 3, 41 Masquers 4, on f .. G v I X 4:7 Concetta Savino Dorothea Sam we 'IR Clement Street, G, Cf, p IecLh C-irllc C ,gi-fi' '34 ,-1 .. ., .. M ' ' - 4' 1 :lull lol tract iiml I Slhlll laugh ngyygff ,U IIUJIIL., f 7 7 ' ' I ' ' . nun I iff! 4 1 Vfllllffj- 1 . . sharp dresser . . . forever laugh- 1. i iriIl'?tr'uI'w ' ' - l fl'l I -A -- IIN: . . . the life of the party . . . At- I' Latxxi smi L or ext-ryone - - . ,Mtn-1. tixitit-g: Band I, 2, 31 Intertlass Sportg icsziasu-r1,1,s,.-'.., , I. - . , ' or q L s I, Clittrltadtr I, I, Bowling Club President 2, v---'Y' . 3. 'Il Comniertial Club 13 Howling Club -lg Inlrantural Sports I 2' Span- Uh Club -. filet: C lub MUST .XI.I,-.XIUIINIJ I. Slim-ri l . X if Orski .f iv Mary Ann Sarateni 5-3 Grove Street, Ci. C. Those ulm bring slnzsbirze to the lives of ollfers, mn rm! keep il from tl1cn1relz'es. . . . Shug . . . impish grin . . . tompletely lovable . . . Attivities: Commertial Club I, 2, 3, -lg jr, Prom Committee 51 TATTLFR li: PROFILE rig Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 41 Senior Ball Committee -1. Rosalie Sandillo Forest Plate, L. V. ?s V 'vs fair words m'1'tr lmrl the tongue. . ...easy going . . . a smile for all , .. QS' wonderful manners . . . tongenial , , , E' ' loyal friend . . . Attixities: Commer- tial Club 2, 5, tl' Masquers l, Z, 3, -lg TATTIIR lg PROFILE -lg Intramural Iloris Samuels 2-I Highfield Road, Ci. C. To u file u-4-ll is lo Ilwink well, lo feel uwll and lo render u't'll. . . an enthusiastit worker . . . friendly . . . voluble . . . Attixitiesr Cilee Club I3 Red Cross Ig Library Club I, 2, 5, 4, Latin Club I, 2, ig Biology Club 21 Bowling Club 2, Masquers I, 2, 3, 41 'I-hespians 2, 5, 'lg TAT'I'Ll'R 2, 3, 4- to-editor-in-thief tl, PROFILE -ig Span- ish Club R, 44Treasurer 5, lixetutive Committee 'ag Alpha Z, 3, 'lg Altman's junior Fashion Board fi, junior Prom Iletorating Committee, Intramural Sports 3, Al, Nassau League of Student Stienrisrs -1. Sports 1, 2, 5, I. fi . y Mary Ann Samoske ' fx egg' f. 36 Cherry Street, Ci. H. IITIJYUIIKIJ ber e.rf1ressiz'e eyes ber soul alixlinclly spoke. . . . loves to talk . . . an extellent pianist , . . a good friend always . . . Carmela Salvato 26 Frost Pond Road, Ci. C. Activities: Latin Club I, 2, 5, 'l-Presi- Clent 41 Frenth Club 5, 4, lNIasquers 2, 3, 4, Cflee Club lg Drum Majorette 23 Biology Club 2, Bowling Club 21 TATTLFR 34 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 PROFILE 4, Altman's junior Fashion Board 4. How sweet and fuir sbt' seems lo be. . . . sweet disposition . . . friendly . . . ready laugh . . . Activities: Com- mertial Club I, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 5, fl, Majorette Track 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 4. jane Soheld Catherine Snopkovs ski 20 Burns Ave., G. C. 12 McGrady Street, G. C. Sbe is bones! and genlle: and one lbal is your friend. . . . quiet . . . good natured . . . nice to know . . . Activities: Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Sports 2, 3: Glee Club 2. Sbe is prdly lo uutlk tvilb, ttntl willy lo talk tcilb, tum' plettsanl, loo, lo tbink on. . . . full of pep . . . frientlly . . . won- derful person . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 1. 2: Photography Club 1: Bowling 2: Intramural Sports 2: PRO- FILE 4. Frederick C. Smith Peacock Point, L. V. Ab, wby sbonltl life all labour bv. . . everybody's friend . . . Valley Boy gl MOST POPULAR FRFSHMAN . . a wonderful guy . . . Activities: PM ' J, Doran ft P. Dakin '- Janet Skifter f I Dosoris Lane, G. C. -,i Here comes tba betzuliful ltnly. -2 4 A , O, so ligbl tt fool. I . . . package o' pep . . . very popular f. . . . a doll . . . Activities: Glee Club 1: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4-Vice President 3: Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4-Sec- retary 4: Thespians 3, 4: TATTLFR 1, 2, 3, 4: PROFILE 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Nino Silva ,.,,LRQ, 2.6 llillside Avenue, G. C. He bus mover! a lillle nearer Io the master of all mnsirf' ' - . . . sense of humor . . . musically in- - All- 'g clined . . . likes sports . . . Activities: ,N- Tratk 1, Z, 3, 4: Football Z, 3, 4: Band ' 'S 1: Glee Club 2, 3, 4-Presitlent 3: ' . Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club -- tt X. 3, 4. 3 Edith stutefi f - 82 Landing Road, G. C. 'fi .3 ' jf,,g.4i1-Q5 Full ol fun and funry free. V554 . .A iffffli' . . . bubbling over with pep . . . popu- lar . . . personality plus . . . Activities: Commercial Club l, 2, 3, 4: Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Alpha 2, 3, 4-President 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Chora- leers 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 3: His- tory Club l, 2: TATTLER 4-Trans- cription Manager 4: PROFILE 4: French Club 2, 3: Thespians 4: Co- Chairman of the Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. jean Schepanski 14 Dougherty Street, G. C. A sparkling girl, rbtzrming and dear, llwbose langbler is musir lo tbe ear. . . , beautiful figure . . . smiling eyes . . . winsome . . . Activities: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Drum Major- ette l, 2, 3, 4-Leader 4: Commercial Club I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of Band 3. lfleanor Sorenson IU George St., Ci. C. Mlitklllflllll lurtt .rw llaott' 111,11 U-,N-,N lI lv0lr-.tolrlnl lvomgily prlnlnl Iln'ru. . . . .1 warm personality . . . tom- panionable . . . dependable , . . sweet and sintere .... Mtixities: Cotnmertial Club 1. 3. 4. -I3 Masquers 43 Photog- Samuel Staneo 78 Glen Street, G. C. 7'lvt'r'z s ltorzwly, IINIIIIJUOII, and gootl fvllotwlfip in llJL'6.n . . . nt-wr a dull moment . . . talented artist . . . loquatious . . . Attivities: Ciolf 1, 2, 5, -lg PROITILIE 1, 2, 5, sig Cilee Club 13 Football 1, 2g Intra- 'X qv, 5 -I if rttphy Club Al. ',,., mural Sports 53 Lettermen's Club 5. , Anna Marie Standinger fv vs , 21 XX'tnnans Place, L. V. - As good its gold. . -W .. lflhd . xtosr l'UPl'I.,XR sotfttomotua 'hc lm' 'lc' bel? L' an R. llartmo.-yer R. Doran 'Qs-as , 6+ . , , loxed by all V rttr 4, Jr, Red Sports I, 2, 5, -I Mary Ann Stasiuk 16 Continental Court, G. C. The limglfler the rrnrlvs is derilisb and impiJlJ. . . . Stash . . . sharp dresser . . . oh, that laugh . . . Attivities: Major- Cltf: 5, -13 Commertial Club 2, S, 43 In- ! 1 trarnural Sports l, 2, 5, 43 Glee Club 'P I3 Masquers 1, 23 PROFILE 4. Herman Sudholz Ai The Outlook, G, C. 7 None hu! lrirnsvlf mn be his parallel. 'J . . . thcerlul disposition . . . liked by .f I all . . . an all 'round boy . . . Attivi-. l -- i ties: Band I, 2, 5, 43 Cilee Club l, 2, A 3, -13 Choraleers l, 2, 5, 43 0ffhCSIf3 raphy Club 2, 5. Dorothy Ann Sullivan 10 Taft Plate, G. C. Sugar and spite and ererytlaing nire. . . . all-around . , . wonderful per- sonality . . . beautiful eyes . . . AL'- tivities: PROFILE 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Red Cross 2, 4: Bowling Club 21 TATTLLR 43 Photography 52 Latin Club 1. 31 I, 2, 3, 'ig 'frank 2, 51 Sorter 2, 3, 4- Manager 21 Masquers ', 3, 4, Photog- Ian Suttie 21 Craft Ave., G. C. Noi loo serious, not loo gay, a good fellow every day. . . . Suttie . . . popular . . . merry maker . . . Activities: Football 2, 3, -13 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Intramural Sports 5, 4. . . . Activities: PRO- Cross 53 Intramural Q 'b' -4.4, Through ber, loyalty, friendship, aml V S Edward Tretola .,,,,. A ' 6 Cherry st., cs. H. . Always be was a good man to know. ' ' . . Beefy . . . quiet . . . easy going .M . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, Bi- WMM... ology Club 23 Football 3, 4. 1, NM- . .ik . L: Z.. , joan Swander 10 Putnam Ave., G. C. mg true beauly of soul shine. . . . wonderful friend . . . lively . . . perfect secretary . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4-President 41 TATTLER 4, PRO- FILE 41 Intramural Sports Z, 3, 4. vef Michael joseph Trotta 2 Yale Place, G. C. I like work: il fasrinates me, I could sit and look at il for lJours. ' . . . joe . . . one of the boys . . the original joker . . . Paul Tackman 28 Butler St., G. C. A genlleman well skill'd in musia' . . . quiet . . . a violin virtuoso . . . well mannered . . . Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Visual Education Squad 2, 3, 4. I MOST POPULAR JUNIOR y N. O'Brien ' A' N. Wilstwn ff Q' ! ,g2'f' 2 William Van Helden Duck Pond Road, L. V. Noi too serious, no! loo gay, a good fellow ercry day. . . . lean and good looking . . . one of the boys . . . well liked by all . . . Activities: Band 1, 2, 5, -ig Soccer l, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Lcttermen's Club 5, Ll. Richard Vashcl 16 Town Path, G. C. ll lJy sbonlzl lift' all labor be? . . . Dick . . . easy going . . . service M with a smile . . . Activities: Spanish Club 5, 43 Latin Club lg Intramural Sports. .pun t Rx 5- 9-N. f all ig ...ab if QV- Robert Vashel 2l Ravine Ave., Ci. C. Take life easily, lomorroufs auolber day. . . . Snipe . . . Glen Cove's Don juan . . . very good looking . . . Activities: Football 1, Lig Basketball l, Z, 3, -ig PROFILE 45 Band 1, 4, Lettermen's Club 4. IK 'Ffh A If VZLAVI , f f ,, .i 1 X X ,.,.- A ,-Q Mrs' XVarren XVagner v 16 Raymond Street, G. C. Q The rnildvsl marmers, and lbe Louis Vetrone gentler! Inari. ll-Aith. St., G. C. t I ' xr ' . . . the golden part of silentc . . . Men are no! nieiunred by inrl1e5. ' ,l if I extremely likeable . . . methanitally . . . takes life easy . . . loves to tinker -1-fr ' N minded . . . Attixities: Latin Club l, with tars . . . ready smile . . . Aetivi- ft '-1 Z3 Photography Club 59 Biology Club ties: Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Baseball Z, 53 A 25 Band 1, Chorus 1. Basketball 5, Ciolf 4. I X y N Barbara XX'oiqk 9 Margaret Street, G. C. Ax nierry us the :lay is long. sparkling . . . fun to know . . xixatious . . . Attivities: Glee Club 1 Martin XY'eidenhammer 59 Birth Street, L. V. if ,Q Sir, your tri! afnbles uwil, ' it your family. , X . . . loves llixie Land musit . . . ton- ' , noisseur of ssit , . . Ll smell guy . . . t-' tt Attisities: Sotter 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's . Club 5, 41 lirentb Club 51 Biology A .-'.' 1. Club 23 Yite President of jr. Class, I mtotfitta tt. X Charles Xvard Q - H-l Birth llill llotttl, L. V. I I like uorb, il fraxfirmles me. I fun ' si! and look ul il for hours. , , , Chutk' '... lots of fun ...witty . . . Activities: lioolbllll 1, 3: B250- ball 2, S, fig Intramural basketball 2, l 3, 4. .l William Zitlazny Sylxia Zagorla P sit Bn-tlin Cluw Masquers 2, 5, Al, 'lATTl.l.li Z, 5, 49 hast Axenue, Ci. C. 19 Chestnut St., Ci. C. Ms A willy person ir a I7t'dSll7t'. lf I sffool ul ilu' 51111, I may ,gg . . . a regular fellow . . . loads of fun bil u mir. . . . an ardent Dodger fan . . . Attivi- . . . Sis . . . peppy . . . servite with 'W ties: Football 2, 3g Baseball 2. a smile . . . Attixities: Library Club PROFILI: 'ig filee Club l, lg Commer- tial Club l, .., S, I, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Thespians II. 71,5 O, 'Q 'PF' 4? :W V. - 2' 'bf b .N Q, 1 L 'Nu ALI. AROUND THE SCHOOL 'K V4 VW! 4 4 l We present T. Booy, C. Britton, A. Campbell, C. Duryea G. Ferrera, N. Johanson, M. Kahle, M Kenary, C. Macguffin, li. Patterson, M. Phe lan, S. Posner, C. Rinaldo, R. Shocn, C. Wagner, N. Fvans, M. Capobiango, A. Cap ozzi, F. Chalmers, N. Craft, li. Dick, A Downing, M. Famalette, M. Kribbs, M. Leh mann, F. Sabcrt, j. Shefcrs, T. Deliesseline, M. W'ansor, C. Tamrcdi, M. XX'icks, l. Woo ten, D. Yula, V. Clary, D. Conklin, B. Cornelis, M. D'Andre, M. Deprisco, XX! Fgan, B. Farrell, M. Forrester, L. Lehmann M. Moses, C. Nielson, L. Parson, A. Rant B. Romano, P. Sthroc-der, li. Sperko, L Yonfzak, M. Ahlstrom, L. Caggiano, li. Carl son, IW. Ceriello, B. Congero, R. Dcnike, D Ketcham, C. johnson, M. Krul, j. Linden N. Minski, A. Mosquerra, G. Mongelluzo D. Nash, B. Ramskill, N. Rinaldo, j. Yon kaski, C. CiCi, R. Cossaro, B. Daken, D Ferro, F. Gabrus, D. junk, S. jergenson, F McManus, A. Mertandante, j. St. Vetro, C Alsis, D. Betker, A. Arena, K. Dester, B. Doran, R. Genova, C. Farnan, S. Goldstein G. Healy, D. Lyons, M. Heintz, L. Masone B. Noveski, M. Nalevaiki, N. O'Brien, M. Perotta, F. Pullo, M. Pronesti, S. Schepanski 36 . THE JU IOR k W. Ahlsteadt, G. Burrows, G. Cresser, F Fling, W. Hoffman, R. Kaplan, R. Ledzian G. Levine, R. Lindstrom, R. Manning, H Menkes, A. Meyer, -I. Muldoon, K. Reizes P. Rogers, R. Trousdell, j. Wham, K. Klip- pel, li. Abate, R. Arnold, O. Brandal, j Childs, T. Eaton, M. Feinberg, R. Gregory T. Kearney, G. Keene, D. Klecher, E. Mo- quin, j. Murphy, R. Saunders, A. Schneider G. Shapiro, j. Stier, E. Armstrong, Cheb- uski, H. Butterworth, j. Conway, B. Dwyer S. Hannett, F. Gregory, F. Morano, D. Pardo P. Puetzer, M. Sebastiano, A. Tetta, W Wy'lie, S. Veroxie, S. Belyski, j. Armstrong J. Blihar, N. Caggiano, R. Dahringer, W Fitz, O. Flanagan, j. Miller, D. McCoy, R Mokeler, XV. Neumann, D. O'R0urke, V Somerville, j. XVengrowski, j. Sucharski, F Albergo, j. Amendolora, D. Bergaro, J Bocchino, W. Borum, W. Boyle, Capo bianco, F. Dantonio, R. Frigeria, L. Gilas G. Herbert, F. johanson, B. Lamb, j. Mat hews, j. McPherson, R. Ortiz, L. Ramskill N. Wilson, P. Wolfe, C. Clark. I 1 9 R. Anderson, R. Cazanzano, M. Conway, R Doran, R. Duman, H. Framis, j. Fremh E. johnson, C. Kleeher, XXI Ma1Leod, D lNIcDougall, F. Silxa, R. NX'illis, R. Blum S. Bono, B. Dunlap, E. Soffe, A. Campell, N Ciampi, L. Coleman, H. Daxis, N. Di Giovanni, E. Doxey, O. Oyarmarhy, li. Has sey, 1. jaromyk, XV. Lexine, J. Marrone, P Maslea, S. Midura, R. Plumb, C. Riolo, L Ross, M. Xwesley, C. Zelrfmsky, D. Barley J. Forbes, R. Brady, J. Cyaninki, T. Duma gala, B. Dunn, L. Posner, T. Ciioranazzo, C, Ketcham, C. Lambertson, M. Leyden, V LopQ A. Mercandante, E. Nieholson, j Paretta, j. Webler, G. XX'eisberg, G. Zivanau M. Musto, G. Basile, D. Doran, G. Dorin P. Dorey, F. Gustafson, Ci. Hawkins, j Healy, R. Hughes, M. Kuevabinski, R. No nini, NV. Scheraldi, R. Scienski, R. Shaddonk, j. Srang, F. Allen, R. Berghaus, R. Davis P. Frey, A. Galluccio, S. Irwin, R. Nelson D. Oldham, K. Olsen, H. Perry, H. Pomer amz, P. Richard, T. Ringrose, H. Samuels P. Singer, M. Suozzi, T. Wippinh, M. Meil- lin, L. Coles, J. Newman, E. Sandillo. THE SCPHOMGRES M. AfIlL'I'lllHlLll'C, C. Arnold, M. Caristo, F. Casey, Rlferiello, l1.Conxx ny, M. D'Amhrosi, A. C-riuo, lx Ciriexe, Vl. llerherl, li. li4lPCllL, V. lxlIlxlxL'lSUD, A. Russelli, YY. S.lI'1lkffDSl'il,,.'x. Vfumls, T. Z.lllj1Lll'l, -I. Balnluui. .-X. Cantor, W I.. f.npol1i.1mo, ,M l3'.fXrnlwrosi.1, M. lierher, W lf. lilofelx, l. Cmllime, .-X. llnnmilmn, T. .u..!,..u.i,i, T. m.,f.m.,, If. Mauriello, A. Mr- l fluskey, M, Mrlrlxnn, B. Miifrady, K. Mce ' Kim, ly Moleslxy, D. Riflxin. N. Snuteri, C. Shernilan, R. Sieminski, l. Stone. B. Sythuff, ,X. 71.-rell.l. l., Allvremhl, F. ffiurdano, C. ihl.lFlIHll. li. Mrfne. M. Me.1ling,.'X. Pope, C. Smile, .L Sol-frnum, lx Spina-llo, M, Blum, lc. Ciolenmrm, l5.lluggl1es,f..L.1n1lwrxsmrn, P. Losee, l. Mason, P, Mrkleney, M. Nardone. R. lxlxmllul, lf. Perry. F. llllfll, C.. Reilly, A. Slllllll, 'l. Ng-err-ir, M. Hung. Y. Honin, R. firm, N. ll.inw, l. ll.imm1o. P. Fanning, S. ll.uIx.irsen. ll. ll.irrn1exer, ll. Larsen, B. Miller. li. Xarel. ,l. Nielsen, P. Sarxis, R. 51.-lw.1sI1.1r1--. l. Mun-ns. l. Worley, B. Zier, .X. line-rem. li. foles, f., Cuemn. li. llolkos, N. lmins. ll. Ciypwn, 5. lllrkoli, K. lrxing, ll. Menumgger. f. RL-nes, S. Rosenherg, S.lfll1lNlxU, 5. 5lllNlli, l. Srnulukuff, S. Slexens, L.. Xulrlynnrflllx, 5. Zhllit. . , 4... ., ,U 37 D. Ahlstraml, A. Blzuk, G. Czlssens, D, Cry stnl, M. Danis, S. Florshein, M. Hieher, D Johanson, B. Morris, H. Moskgil, Palrisot S. Reed, S. Stlmeffer, j. Sherman, A. Unge A. Blnustein, R. Cupohiiimo, M. Frank, R Furst, li. ci1llWl'LIS, A. Silxestro, N. Ciilroy, H lhlL'gl'l2l, P. Mentlinger, Bergesen, R. Cnr rerra, N. Clement, M. Conxey, K. Paul, D Peterson, C. Stheu, P. Yintent, M. lznton, R Forgione, H. Heileg, l. Carlson, V. I:lULL1ll'il M. ciCI1lHLl, M. Nulzo, R. Tamretli, F. Trot tn, F. Verity, M. Shinto, A, Butlmnaln, A lliLeo, R. Doran, V, Rldfllttl, R. M.lson, j lxlthllllljl, VI. Matthew s, H. lxllllwl, Ren.1Iclo, M. Univ, M. Srmitki, Ci. Rgitto, B. Beres nieiuv, V. Bertins, M. l'lI'.lKlSl'lAlXK', Ci. Mn' Cgtrioll, A. fiUf'l.ll1.l, A. lhly, bl. lDl7I'.lI1, lf Friemlnmn, A. Hersei, fl. lleusthneitler, -I Mink, M. Mtfinrthi, -I. ihltldlllllllllll, lf. Mel thione, VI. Shirkoxx ski, M. Shinto. ...amz THE FRE HME H. Bischoff, -I. Childs, L. Cullen, B. Dayton li. Dryli, R. Fosmire, P. Hodgson, H. jonson S. Kopfzm, j. Lnpid, G. Peterson, j. Renaldo P. Rose, A. Wfiggins, R. Wilstmn, H. Yook, F Bauer, D. Berliner, S. Svendson, A. Germain M. Gray, M. Hatther, L. Hittorff, T. Hosay T. llosking, R. Lee, R. McLaughlin, R. Par- vn, j. Noxiello, B. McCabe, F. Wfolke, S Zuhielski, XV. King, L. Apgar, E. Baade, R cililllllglillb, Ci. Coskiuno, F. Doxey, N. Schulz Ci. Sthroenler, F. Smith, XVieks, F. Gallu- Lio, S. Cioclalnrtl, B. Leekie, Levsinger, L Maker, R. Thorsen, F. Alexander, j. Arena j. Burnett, R. Callahan, O. Frisied, A. Flynn XV. Ciruns, F. Hndland, A. Malon, -I. Murphy R. Noble, G. Patterson, j. Sebastiano, V Soffie, W. Tillman, R. Fruskiewiez, M Abbondondola, F. Barker, B. Bass, P. Dakin W. Fcluztrds, F. Fucilo, Ferguson, J Hartney, R. Johansen, R. Lindbolm, M. Mar- rone, F. Ortiz, j. Russo, XV. Kuhl, R. Becker j. Bessel, M. Burke, G. Caruso, B. Cohen A. Cover, R. llifiiovanni, T. Lynch, A. Blar- tinez, T. Metzger, B. Remson, A. Roberts R. Sylia. 7 v 1 -0 'Is' e I i 1 39 O Q O M0 ffifi-4' 0 .S . wg , ' . D' - ppp-4. . , d ,mb 1 'C . '- 1 .,,-.. ,' Z' . jp -xi.-.-4. . ' 4, 1 lllfifzlfillll In Tu! for ,I4ll'U , . or Ifnnr . , or Mow, from ilu' Ijfirury Cliff: 135 fV-L ix K k A'Al fl xi Q . I .. 'V' N N K 'g 4 :M , - bg- sky.: 1' , - U I .A . 34 . ' rg nfl 5 f - A A ' N l K x I f I Q x , . ' 1... 'A ' ib-l x ISA A11 fjl'd'l'.Vt'lI5 Ifriwznklvifz Album Via lllllilfl' Rod Cross. L A, P av' t 911- 'N - i v ,A if.: Mig. h x. .Qt I ,:. it S f A- at 'Ig x Ir J g S Q Q' .' 'hi 1 ,7 ' , 14' Tum About-At the Sadie lldll'killS Dumw. Melnrlmnza in Snap Opera . !l -- .41 1 491 ' ' x-' X 7 Xa, fit ,, A , L, J -, ndi K' 1' ' I 'I ,- 5 in 1 X 1, 4 In A ,j E 2 2 Q ' Miss Schmitz and her Squad of Pretty Ilnbwz at a Ronmu Banquet, Do as the Ronzans Do. Wfaitresses at the Football Dinner. N i gb! Dauge aL LJ L1 E . 4 'K I r r W c 4 'f E' -. I P Q I' 2 'gy 11 fff ' ' P-if ff! 1 1,5 rr, l mu iff' f Wk' 'rr r r Irv ' Y 1 ffr 'I . -U 'a u 51 W A Let Me Play the Fool ,243 QQ, -nxfi' 5 'ii' Vx-4' 3 tp K .4. Dcmrafifzg Cnmznitlee al W'ork.' and Day Neither r.iin, nor snow, nor sleet shall change the plans of ,ini menior on the night ofthe Ball! Not llhlflf' will forget that l1'l.lglC1ll, mysti- c.il. enchanting. xet xlightli- slnsln night of December 14 when thex trooped into our bequtifully decorated gym .ind .ittentled one of the hen Iint1nci.1l .ind social successes in the .lI'lI1.llS of .ill Senior liillx. lt smndx to re.15on thtit the crowning exent ot' the exen- ing YK M15 the 5election of the King .ind Queen ofNight.1ndlD.1y . ntiniely Cgirol Ciengarelly and 'lit Sterncoski. Ifxerionc who xxorlted htird on the mrious committee5 forthe lull eertdinli deserx ed the wonderful time head hy .ill and the s.1tiwli.1c- tion of a job sxell done. . . . on the Great W'l2ile Why. 4 ' g,,L 1 2 f rv , ff Q, 'K f 1 QU, f 5 4 , 1 1 le. King 111111 Queen for ll Night. X S X SN! Cid-9s of XXX Q '95 Xnxflli 2 of 1016 ix P ,- G - '7 71,56 X60 Co Usd. 6 451041 y 0011 85,9 14 Moo' X420 Qffgs f , YMN Ve LII, -e U s 5 9 rf g I9 S is 'O v is 8 ,, z 5 f lf' ai I ii i - ' . . ., ' '- ... a... ,l Y Q 4-Q Q WP- Q , X F, e 8. l k f C Q A ' 'I vu A o 1 ' x .. f? I ,tm ,.- E 1 l , T I 4 . ,naw . If , 1 W , ,. J This year's Senior Play was the former Broadway comedy january Thaw . The scene was an old New lingland home reconditioned by cityfolk , who bought the house when the owners were supposedly dead. The return of the owners began a hilarious sequence of events that sent the audi- ence into gales of laughter. Mr. Bentley did an excellent job of directing, and George Petchock came through in the same manner in designing the set, and working as stage manager. lid Gordon was assistant director and janet Skifter, promptor. The entire production was classined as a tremen- dous success. CAST Frieda . Herbert Gage . Sarah Gage . Paula Gage ,.. Barbara Gage George llusted 'lonathan Rockwood Nathilda Rockwood Mr. Loomis . l'ncle Walter ... blatt Rockwood .. Mart Carson . . ....... . . Constable . . . Sylvia Zagoria Robert Krabel lary l.ou .lohnson ......julie Amaro .. Pat Duffy Connie Savino .Paul Dioguardi Kathleen llealy Maurice Goodman Herman Sudholz in Xlfeidenhamer . , . . .Sam Stanco . . .joe Levchuck Sitting, left to right: ID. Cmlluuiw, I. Skiftcr, fl. juhnwn, l'I. Sullixzm, IJ. Marshall, R. Duran. Standing: R. Anderson, 0. Petchmk, R. Murray, G. Cfucrnj., Rcynfrlds, R. Rifkin. ia. Y r Y n X 5 w ,, 1 ,. aunt he is 769 I1 Cl va STAGE CREW! Act I, Scene I: Didn't get to Canada, eb? Act I, Steno 1: Set flown, -fltlldfbdll. U ere gum tn It s 5534 f .-5 l ...Q- H ra y. mln ynnr break axt -725, 4 P , . l '14 43, th wh ict 3 Stun' If I flmft uunt In leeefl you f , f vt' 2 5.4 . 'EQ Y ,e .fl 2 PM 1. 'Z 3 r 'W 2' 'ri 2 N r gy. 1 ja 1- 'git I sn, . 17 , N N X J Esmereldi's getting cold out tbere in the barn. EDITORIAL STAFF lfirsl rotr, lefl lo riglrl: S. Atl-terman, Advertising Managerg Amara, Cirtulation Manager: A. Ileg- gie, Co-editorg li. Posner, Literary Chairman, Miss Hogg, Fatulty Adxisorg Ci. Greenberg, Co-editor: C. Gengarelly, Transtription Manager. Sefoml mug ltfl lo riglwl: Ci. Petthotk, jean Per- kins, Art lpditorsg New man, Photography Iiditor. One of the hardest working stalls in the sehool is THE PROFILE staff. This staff consisting of about sixty-five seniors makes it their business to edit THE PROFILE each year. The main staffs of THE PRO- FILE are: literary, advertising, art, photography, transcription and eir- eulation, Their members are se- lected from those seniors who show a willingness to work hard. The Class of 1952 hopes, as other classes have, that this year's PROFILE xvill be the best . 5 THE ART and PHOTOGRAPHY STAFFS 46 Smlul, lell lo riglvl: j. New man Ilalfing pirlurel j. Skifter, S. Ford, Miss Keenan, Mr. Gehde, facul- ty advisors, D. Mtlrslmll, Perkins. Smmliug, left Io rigbl: Ci. Petthotk, R. Peet, A. Ciurleo, R. Vashel, IJ. Galluttio, A. Standinger, S. Stanto, ID. Hurhans, j. Levvinger, Inol picluredj. PROFILE TRANSCRIPTION STAFF MM ,. .. ,,, . J ,..,-..-- 1, .. ..-1 --1'-,.,., f - Q ' ' ' - -,. ... -...r- 4 - .-,.....-W.. 4' ' Sealed, lefl to rigbl: M. Sarzueni, M. Marrunc, C. Gengarelly, M. Slasiuk, B. Keuham, Ii. Mlllernmu. Slnnding,lef1lo riglvlsfii.UrI3n1In,C1. Bartasmh, N. Karlen, S, Zaguria, V. Marunfv, S. lluxcy, Swan- der, R. Sandillu, A. NardeIIn. LITERARY STAFF ,,, ,Mfr , X 'gvivnf , , ff Vfffyf I . 1, 'W W f f f ' ii, ... , 7'f., ..,.-, f---f---Q-f'-fx. 4 I IU - r b !f 'Q T 4 E ' ' Ke., - - ' P - -fa.. ' Gin, A lhlu5 , xv i ' Selling Nfl ilu' Dnmmuy BUSINESS STAFF lirul mug lell to rigbl: M. Snrnuske, S. Ankerman, Mrs. MLf.uIIcy, IJKUIII Jdxiwr, Mnliinney, Kfiunul, S. Zngnria. Suomi mu: B. Lexine, B. I,lIIIZlI', Calmhiancn, If. Murphy, M. Hfwzelu, N. Karlcn, j. Amara, C. Ifnstcr, Ii. IDIII, IJ. AIAIFSIILIII. 7lJinl rout P. Puller, A. Ninhuletli, P. WIQIHC, S. Lapnzli, M. IIg1II1rram. Sinful, Inf! In rigbl: ID. Samuels, Pimus, li. Pus- ner, K. IIcuIy,'M. SLIFIIIISICC, Cf. O'NeiII. Slumfirzg, lvfl la rigbls M. W'eiLIcnhnn1er, E. Snuteri, j. Amara, M. Cmudnwn, j. Mulduun, T. Buoy, D. Sullivan Kuo! jziflurezlj. THE TTLER '7 1 in-:fm .rd :rf 3' . gif!!! xr rr,-aw? I 'B 'W g f M , Uv' ,F 4 Q! xr 1 .'f tion uteri I er af , X, .-.Q . E . ., 'x,1'1 if R Mk'if m M qw'-v--iw9 --L,--5 ' ' 55 ---fic-x 'Y51fNQPQi -.N '-- 1 ,. . R ' KSN- :QNX jx. X.- ADVERTISING STAFF St'J.'r.'J, fzfl to Vlgfffj Knpg-Ur' Plmnef' Kfahel, 3CkCfm-ID. ,l. Amara, B. Levine, S. Zagoria, Cfuinla. Sttunlirzgr Ci, Healy, H. Samuels, S. Slouitk, M. Kenary, R. img. s. iiitkntk. The Tattler , the official newspaper of the school, keeps the parents as well as the students posted on the very latest happenings within these walls. Staff members learn cooperation and res- ponsibility, and the idea of someday entering the world of journalism starts to become a reality. Those on the reporting staff may continue writing for town or college newspapers, while members of the business staff may step into the world of advertising. Without The Tattler , a favorite activity would be lost. TRANSCRIPTION STAFF Sealed, lell to rigbl: N. Karlen, M. Stasiuk, B. Ketcham, Scuteri, A. Izzo, V. Martino, C. Gen- garelly. Standing: M. Orlando, M. Marrone, R. Sandillo, B. Lindsay, S. Doxey, J. Swander, G. O'Neill, E. Mc- Dermott, A. Nardella, G. Bartash, M. Saraceni. CIRCULATION STAFF Lefl lo riglfl: C. Gengarelly, D. Marshall, M. Mar- rone, V. Congero, F. McDermott, A. Cressar, j. Swander, F. johnson, A. Izzo. F' SOCIETY lil V sv... f , I 9 'Ck-, I I' .-':WAf , 1 v 'A 'i H l -'tv A,, XL x, THE LPHA ' A1 'a-.'i:-af-,H . ww' 3 fx .f Jul if n. J w E N' , - f ,,, . R ,fo - j ,X X if , y I Q- b '.. f , 5 ' ' ' ' - .1 Q-' 6, .I .'A,,.,x,'- - 1. 1 J, Q' ' K4 J .1, ff- - -- . v , -1. .Q U. -V X Q 5 x ui' K . W I ,YYW .4 . LIBRARY: cL uB YT ..,!.Qi ' 1 iy i,,,,gr A .f - 14 9 1 I V LATIN CLUB S V LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Su 9 J' COMMERCIAL CLUB if W 'H 9? 8 Q lm M 4 ' 'P :A 4 4 EL CIRCULO ESPANOL QD 4 A I .,1f .y W A ti?-ff' ffl' rw' Mn'- , 5 .. ,M - , 1 . - ww 0 1 3 ' I 3 v M , , 1 4, 1, Q Q , , 1 l . , . , .,,, , ,.,. I -f -7 if -1 ' ' i 4 V Wi lf' f1 ' K A , If H x . , 5 I LA ., PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Slv11lfc'r'b11g.v. LOG Q,,, f?v . 'f EE ' , QS is gg. -15 6 ,l A ' 4 .I y Q x le' .9-4 X3 I J , 'I ' ' nu 5 ,- x ,lr ww Li, ff ,Q-' diff?-, f 4 , ,1 .. 1, Q1 5 - F9 ASQUERS Myww 5 P ,1 ,,. ,J I I -' Q -- , t . P . -'E' A' ' fa! L - f VISUAL EDUCATION SQUAD nf -1 Y -7? , X, MZ ,f 1' ' ik 'S' 'X Our Director -Mr. George H. Scolt. The whistle blows and here comes the band! Half a thousand voices ring out as the familiar strains of the Alma Mater are heard. Yes, the Glen Cove High School Band is one of the most colorful organizations in the school. At football games the band plays thrilling marches and popular tunes before the game and during half time. During the off-season the band prepares music for concerts, assemblies, parades, and an annual radio program on WHLI. Under the masterful direction of maestro George Scott and the student leadership of Presi- dent Sal Capozzi, this year's band has furnished a highly successful season on the football field, in the auditorium, and in Glen Cove parades. 'V S OFFICERS It I In riglrl: D. Ciardncr, Trensurcrg S. Capnzzi, Presidcntg P. lJlKQ.,llll'ill, Vitc-Prcsidcnlg C. Cicngarelly, Secretary. H ere comes the H.S. BA -f ,bi ' Trio of Tzvirlers. ff .,q 4 7 'F P 1 YQ! L. Marching Fnrmatiwz. 61 'Ill llll 2l'I Ill QBJI , V' A 744,-Q ' V : Las! Aiiuule Remindeyg .B A .2- , 44 pq 1, , Q Tai.: G' sq M Z Ull dl: . ,G K ' 4 'mx K I' -5 x ,fx ,, I y s f ,, ' . ,. 3, 1, X. 1 i g HQ !f:t 5 ' X I f 5 1 I X. 17:0 I ' 3 , av 1 ' .u 4 I 4 lv X g 4 e 2 , we 27, 1 9f,gM,f,,: 1' M. W ft - Q rf 12. 4,1 . M Ci,-fy. . , hw 4: K' ,. jim GLEE CLUB Budding sopranos and baritones find a method of expression in the Glen Cove High School Glee Club. Many students after having had ex- perience in the group decide to make music a career. All the beauty of the major holidays, such as Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas is added to by their singing under the direction of Mrs. Marion Gilmore. Whenewfer a group of voices blend together the result is bound to be beautiful and our Choral group is no exception. We expect of their performances high quality and true beauty of tone. They have never let us down. Affiliated with the Glee Club are the Choraleers, the Girls Chorus, and the Mixed Chorus. oy To The Il 0r1d. 62 ClJristma.t Greetings fr m our Szzlberiniendezzt. Mrs. Gilmore. Director HORALEER Practice Makes Perfect First row, left to right: B. Romano, V. Clari, C. Wagner, A. Mosquera, E. Graziosi, N. Sculeri, C. Nielson, j. Guima. Second mux' M. Suozzi, j. Chebu5ki, J. Hedgcr, L. Ross, S. Doxcy, C. Bartasnh, H. Sudholz, D. Nash, R. Nonini. L 0 ' mg fr 'Q' -as g 'ms 1 fp, 1 4 , 5 Q, ' , Jr, if . A! in 'Ky tx .1 I, 15 1 A 42 A QQ X LM, , ,i A U , N My K, fm' 5 . , X Q ws- . .,.,,,7,f-,- ,, f Z W Q A -':fg .:1, x.,i:f '2-f' - ' ,.'v- f xf , N V - 1' f ,, : 4 'wif ,s s 22 s Ei ' 1 ,. uw , M! f' ' ff,' .X i V .l ., , Q, I f. , , I X 4., ' 3 P fgw ,z5 ?, Q f - ,rZ:L'.2fM2L! Glen Core Adult EliIlC'lJfi0l1 Afizisrn' f Cmnzniliee and Re 1 1 usuzlafzz es of Ibn Senior Class Disznsszng Pos! High School Ac'1'iz'ilies I0 be Il1L'llll1'L'li in the Ifrening Pfllglkllll for ,, Friendsf Ro nzansf Conntrynlenf 'ew A. ,ii ff Seniors Iixerrise Their Voting Privileges. S k i- -3 s L, X ,AN , gas' A .fd , Y I ' 1 s Pro essor rom Mr. Slooen and Mr. Kuhn Receives Congr A ,,,, ,Um B h-an i ,v V . A11 Informal fiffffllflllll Chu! ai lbs l-il7l'dl'-1' Club Tau, 'z'41, 1-425 , 2 --f' l V Wflao Says Money 11065117 Grow on I rvesf JF ! PW Mr. Iiuzllvuy, Mr. SL'1ll1lll'Il, GXIICSI .'1.Y.YC'llll7l1' Sflculkvr' .md Mr. Slmen fy E f' Y f , lfff 1 .f 'I 4' U lm1 llaf1f1w1czf Mm. Kl1jlll1d.f.Q', J P' ,'. , B1111zln111n,x Bluff-Glue Club Style. r x N 31 r'ffg '- l l : ,ltr .,.,,,, .fn is Hr l N f ,A ,sf George Kuhn, Athletic Dircfftor, Pre5w11's 41 Lclfer In Golf Slar, Iirerl Grieve. Wi r -rs. ,1 ,ZLL if fi ,J V ' l I K I ' in 1, I Qi z ' ' an L , 'Ye . , b. in Q 4 . . and rfmrls lon offer you Nlllfll wljoynlent. Competitive sports play a major part in school life. You will be encouraged to participate in any number of sports, from football to tennis, from baseball to bowling. Thus you will have an almost unlimited choice of sports in which you may excel as both an individual player and as a member of the team. An enthusiastic school spirit and a fine sense of sportsmanship are developed by these school athletics. Your academic courses together with your extracurricular activities and a varied sports program are what will make you, the wellrounded student of today, the responsible citizen of tomorrow. 4 1' and Ozerp The Red and Cfcwz A Mighty Team' HEERLE DER G Knwlirzg, lcfl to riglvl: B. Mentzinger, E. Grieve, E. Smolokoff, F. Pullo, B. Romano. Sfillllllllg, left I0 rigfll: R. Shoen. D. Ciypson, S. Ilickok, B. Dill, C. Savino, IJ -. - - Stulerl, lt. Patterson. It is quite apparent to anyone attending the many sport activities of Glen Cove High that our twelve peppy cheerleaders put all spirit, effort, inspiration, and heart and soul into their task of leading the crowds in the various cheers. However, little known is the fact that these winsome misses work hard to maintain not only their acrobatic skills, but also their scholastic ability which must be kept on an 8524 par. The cheer- ing squad is under the popular and efficient guidance of Miss Schmitz, who has contributed much time and energy to help the girls in every way. Trfamf Team! Tcan1.' ggi? M' I ., '.v.' 1 1 F-avi P 4 B B fi. Q M ,, A V shaixai 1 f X , Q- aa f 1 1 I 1 f 555' :T i fl J .. .f .F 3-.gg ' H Y . . . 1 f : .Lyz . . I ii af m ' f if ' i - J -7 'q ,VA ' iz, ,.-lg . if ,432 ,C f . -K i - 'Q ,G H Lf Barbara Lou Dill Ca lbiaizz Three Packages of Pep . w 5 X . Y Af Af Talkzng Tlnmgs Oz er with the Coach. .I - J lj QI ' L F1111 raw, left to ngbl. P. Pdinerantz, G. Gurney, L Seton! rob: P. R' Sudholzl T. H. New L De H. Johnson, D.- Gardner, j. Childs, T. Ringrose. F. Martinez, SGCCER The 1951 edition of the Glen Cove soccer team lost five out of ten games, hut the season was made a success by a thril- ling 3-2 upset over their old rivals, highflying Sea Cliff. This xictory was a reward for the time and hard work the boys and toach Henry Newton had put into the team. Outstanding players on the team were Bob Navesky and Paul Dioguardi Qco-captainsj, Felix Martinez, Louis Della Vecchia, and Martin XVeidenhammer. Other first stringers were Stan Bclyski, Bill Van Helden, Herman Sudholz, Jim Childs, George Gurney, and Frank Albergo Scores Glen Cove Garden City Glen Cove Great Neck Glen Cove XVestbury Glen Cove Manhasset Glen Cove Sea Cliff Glen Cove Garden City Glen Cove Great Neck Glen Cove Wfestbury Glen Cove Manhasset Glen Cove Sea Cliff Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen ll Hazr Today Gone Tomorrow. Mr. lNl6C.lWlL'lC Nlr, Lamag Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Mepham 21 Baldwin 13 Sewanhaka 15 Mineola 15 Lawrence 26 Chaminade 28 Port Vishington Hempstead 24 Captain fit Stemcosky Z ,ff liirsl mug left In rigbl: L. Maker, W. Levine. Strom! rout T. lzaton, F. Cialluttio, E. Doxey, j. Nonini, G. Cresser, L. Foster, G. Basile, C. XVard, ll. jenkins, M. Lemongelli. Third roun' Mr. Lamas, F. Gregory, Ci. Herbert, F. Hartmeyer, ll. Perry, I. Suttie, J. Belskis, P. XVolfe, Cnpolxianto, lf. Orsky, N. Wilsamn, Mr. Nedxvitk. I-'mnlln mux- li. Peterson, N. Silva, li. Tretola, j. Christophano, L. Coleman, R. Vashel, R. Peet, F. Silva, ll. Davis, Captain H. Stemtosky, l.. Ciiles, Miller. FOOTBALL Although the wearers of the Red and Green were not soo successful this year as far as actual gridiron victories were concerned, our football players learned and benehted much from each game. Outstanding among the Covers were two first string boys-Cap- tain jit Stemcosky and backhelder Herb jenkins. Senior boys on the team and also playing Hrst string were lid Orski, Phil The pleasure is all mine, says Coach Nedwick. 71 Wfolfe, Ifd Tretola, Ian Suttie, Mike Limon- gelli, Bob Peets, Bob Vashel, Nino Silva, and Larry O'Rourke. Next year's team elected Fred Gregory as its captain. Coaches Nedwick and Lamas advocated the single wing unbalanced line formation in most of Glen Cove's attempts. In the Se- wanhaka game it proved successful. Team members learned this year the value of whole- hearted teamwork, how to take disappoint- ment, and if nothing else,-the elemental lesson of life-that one must sincerely strive to earn that which he sets as his goal. The football season was then brought to an end with the annual football dinner in january. T' ' ' ,. in 1, X ,Q vp, Qilcof iixilf-'04' , ic. lxlS'l 2' Faisal VARSITY TEAM Wi' Www 'N' MMWIFM 'X' lxueelmg lc t to rzcbl R Deasy, R. Frigeria, S. Veroxie, J. Christofano, D Gallucuo Blihar Seam! rou A Schneider, S. Belesky, R. Kaplin, F, Albergo, J. Sucharskl -I Muldoon D Clickman B Leckie. Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove Cove f fi? vggzir S G O R E S 41 ....... St. Dominics 48 .... . . . Hicksville 42 ,..,... Farmingdale 54 ...... St. Dominics 37 .... . , . Hicksville 42 . . , Sea Cliff 51 ..... Manhasset 37 ..., Garden City 41 Port Wfashington 40 .... Great Neck 37 .... Mineola 56 . . . Manhasset 49 . . . Garden City 46 Port Washington 54 ,... Great Neck 57 ...,.. i Mineola 28 64 50 46 75 40 49 42 49 60 52 49 74 54 55 52 ,W , ,M Glen Core Takes the jump' gf! T un Points? BAS KETB LL , ,.- ,um f 'ww Aw f , . xi 5. ' . V I . . . 41 . I I n . i ' ,. 9 , I V ' than . 1 jUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Kmvliuy, ltfl lo riglvl: T. Ringrose, XV. King, R. Nelsen, W. Ahlstedt W hlLf.lL'od. Sccmlfl faux' Mr. A. Moultl, C.o.ith, H. Pomerantz, Panetta, ll O,Rl urke Childs, XV. Iioerum, ll. Samuels. The 1951-1952 basketball season was a very near duplicate of that of last year. The team did not make a .500 average because of losses inflicted in the last minute of play. One of the key set-backs of the squad was the lack of height. Larry O'Rourke was only able to play half the season and that left joe Christofano our only tall man. The rest of the team made up for this with speed and excellent ball handling. The four senior veterans--Larry O'Rourke, joe Christofano, Dick Deasy, and Stan Veroxie- along with juniors joe Sucharski, and Bob Frigeria were the mainstay of the team. From this year's varsity squad the Zephyr Club will still be around for next year's season to carry the Red and Green to a higher place in the basketball standings. The team had two fine coaches, Mr. Bongiorno and Mr. Mould, and two of the best managers in the Glen Cove history, Al Cjresser and Al Schneider. The team also appreciated the fine back- ing of the student body. Afmlber Clmuce Another Tutu Pomfsf 1,2 my 1' cal? vrf WV! f f 2 The Line-nfl. fW , f - , lv, A X i ewiij My xx: - 'w ,Mi .. f A 4 5, A' i mf iftw., ag, i T: ' vt Q f A X 1 Krztwliug lcfl lo riglvt: R. Mokeler, R. Brady, B. Dunlap. Second row: Mr. Ghede, Levtliuik, F. Grieve, Al. Moisa, -I. Arnistrong. The bowling team is one of the most popular athletic teams in Glen Cove High School. joseph Moisa is the very capable captain and the team is sponsored by Mr. Ghede. In the bowling matches, a team is able to make five points. Three games are bowled at a match, with each game worth one point. Further points are given for the highest individual and highest total scores. Three points are necessary for a decision. In the last match the bowling team took hve points from the second place team to tie for the second place in the league. The bowling team has helped to carry on the well known sportsman- ship of Glen Cove High School, besides providing enjoyment to the team. S C O R E S Glen Cove 0 Great Neck 5 Glen Cove , . , .5 Port XVashington 0 Glen Cove 5 Hicksville 2 Glen Cove 5 Mineola 0 Glen Cove 2 Manhasset 3 Glen Cove 1 Roslyn 4 Glen Cove fi Wfestbury 1 Glen Cove fi Sea Cflilil 1 Glen Cove 5 Garden City 0 In Sfrikiflg Formf i - , .maths 'Y 'rv ,gtaf Q 'y bf! avi' ,fmgfff , ,, V . I x,.,:g-fy-,A ' V, .,-.f,. .' If - '-t.,qy, t -, - ' 'a ' 4 .flyyg AS' N pf, ., E, ,, ,M . .F AF, ,I Q .,, , f A -41:14, -1, .- L..-ff-'1 3, .. 1, ,TE - .yv . , qu. -f i. UW, S .-,,g,2:,,5fl'f.fi,, ,I -'la - gn 1' 74- 5.Af.. g- J' lim! mu ltfl lf, rjylifg XX't11gr-m Nki, .X. fiurleo, ll. Cnilliiftio, I3 Ciriexe, 5. Shinto, Sitculnl mu: Mr. f,l.irk. ll. Nltllongal, nl. lloin.lig.1l.n, Ci. frexser, li. I.etl1l.in, I. Ciordon, I'. Nlomno, To the Viclor Belong the Spoilsf GOLF This yeark golf aquad xx as a veteran team under the ahle coaching of our guidance director, Mr. Sayles B. Cflark. The team had a remarkable record of past performances. Last year in a thril- ling match it defeated Farmingdale 5 to ki to wind up an undefeated season and to take the North Shore Championship. In the Intersectional Match, Cllen Cove rated third, heing edged out only hy Hempstead and Lawrence. Under the sparkling playing of its captain, Fred Grieve, and the rest of last year's top flight golfers the golf team had a very successful windup to last springs link sea- son. X ,nr v1 ,'f,: IQ!:53:xf,? ?ff2 iw W if ygegff' g.QQ , V S? I' 2 fr H. 1' X, fgzgzgg ,QL ' IT iff, , 9'5 'lr 'ii' fe 39.14-:..ae 'Y' i CL X ' T, fl xx R C 'Q ff-i C05 E 3 yd C53 QI Coy Vg: gap I 'Y' 609' J. v yy Yi , l g 7 . , f na . 1 , , A 5. , iv- ' W , f .-a to we i , . if V 1' r w ' 'Q' '-.3 e 4' ' w Kuviling lefi to right: C. Ward, N. Sthutz, -I. Capobianco, P. Vfolfe, F. Circ-gory, E. Orski. J. Nonini, j. Blyer. Slnrzilingr Mr. Mould, V. Lopez, XV. Ahlsteadt, Mr. Thomas. K. Olsen, l If. Daly, R. Kaplin, j. Cnrniecki, S. Kopian, D. Pardo, D. Berliner. A cry of Batter up ! , the excited cheers of eager School begins. This year our team got off to a l line start with an 8 to O victory over Sea Cliii. l Ably coached by Mr. Mould and Mr. Thomas, our boys came through with flying colors and were i well rewarded for their efforts. Some of the out- standing players on the team were Phil XVolfe, Peetsie, Eddie Orski, Charlie Wfard, XValter Ahlsteadg in fact, all the boys deserve mention. They showed fine sportsmanship and were really a credit to the school. A Good Slide and He'5 Safe on Basef fans, and the baseball season at Glen Cove High 1. I wif . T wsrfwf 1 uw Q . r 'K' iff-.7 J Q 1,1 WS- f X! , a , i 6777 3 L ' 7. w . 3' f'zl g'Z'.. As 3 1 ' 'L 44 f 6 3' . , 1, -4 -- . - - A 'Y be 511494 ' lnft mu hfl Io rzgbls R. Kaplln. ff. 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I J , ,- Q. '-f 3 1 , .4 . . , , 2 ' J Th i 12.9 . ' T ' T ' , ,N A A 2 , i , 1 1 f f . bf 1 4 A J ,. V T ' H 43 f '+P .. ' ' I , . mf. W a ,4',',',?z '.. f , . If , 1 r 4 , 3' ' M H T 4... , 1 5,5 W A .. ,, , .fy gf V 'U lf' f Z,f'Tf -W-,rf : V 'ww 14: Q ' T' 2' ?yV,40gv V V f . .QI ..l,fQ4,.. fha' , Qhgvfm..H, L , Q, Q WU , ,. as wht, vf:l:w.4,'lt f .. . '.?J2.f?:i'.,yf ,A f A Q 4 ,' , . fy . , 'gif' V, ' ., M .', f f 'vw 1, .. ,'., 'Q' f. X. 1' , Q, I' 1' we APPARATUS WORK BASKETBALL 'fy if N .. H LD CKEY E HO IE A ,, L,, VOLLEYBALL ,,7 MODERN DANCE GIRL? SPORTS REVIEW OF '52 1 HIGH JUMP ? QQ GIRLS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL Girls of Glen Cove High School always look forward to the winter months when the haskethall season is in full swing. At that time they may join one of the many interclass teams. The games are played in a system of round rohin tournaments with the xarious teams of each class playing against one another. At the end of the haskethall season the winning team from each class competes for the hnal championship. Under the very capable supervision of Miss Schmitz, the girls learn to play with a policy of good sportsmanship combined with skill. Every game is looked forward to with zealous enthusiasm by the girls. i 0 L 0630 iff? filo UQ F f I s first' Q.. f SENIORS . 1: 6915. JUNIORS if if xg, lol' if- if 13 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN is - 4-, my no Go Forth to Achieve. + MARATHON BRAND b RIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER Columbia Ribbon 8r Carbon Mfg. Co. CInoo1'po1'uted D Factory und Home Office Glen Cove, N, Y. Q 1 I London Sydney Toronto Nlilon Buenos A1res if-1-4-, WW!!! file? .ee f2'r+ '5 D f ef hav es -.XJ x l 1- 47,4 fl l ' 0 fff r' M I ff! w' f , . -' P T'f'A'Y'nLLm.-' ,,1v ff jg, ,,.'--.,.e:411 -J-ex' ., .--- -,g 54 -. ff ' rT..,- J, Q - ff af' V -T113-' L- -:sw H, Fa i?-'L':' ,. . . -.life ' I'?'7f5?. r ' ..- 1- . Q m- ff- f ' f K, , 1 - ff! vi, ,..-XM, Ngfifk 'f ng 1 ' I.-'S I 'il 4 if I fl uiuuukg :ssl .Off gh 17, Q 35 4 -gf ids.. Q, ,Vp fi .. , - V, rv, K X 'ffl - I 'H lgtl 5 - F - is C' 'edu lm: HI' 'lv ' 'ff . -e 4' , Y ,I 'X-1, If IDYCKNIAN IAIINIDRY. Im-. Laundering O Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning 0 Storage GLEN COVE, HUNTINGTON LONG ISLAND Largest And Most Modern Plant Of Its Kind On FKIXNK Nl .-XRNIUH.Xl,l'1 General Contractor Oyster Bay Road Locust Valley, N. Y. Tel. Glen Cove 4-4193 Deviled Crabs Maine Lobsters Park East Fish Market. Ina-. uf LUCCST VALLEY 19 Forest Ave. Glen Cove 4- Locust Valley, N. Y. 6470-6471 The North Shore H. K Dodge Est. l835 W. I-I. Fisher J. il. INDIHQE 84 SUN. IMI. Furniture and Iuvenile Furnishings Phone Glen Cove 4-0242 Glen Cove New York xxflll. lu. Britton K Hon. Inv. 22 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-0193 HAROLD Af. JACKSCGJN C0 ve, N. Y. - 333 JYUJSIEPH BRHGATII MUIFIFIETT MOTCQDRS, Inc, Compliments of ANCGIEILO JL. MARTUNIE GLen Cove 4-1818 lPTllQTElllIH9S Radio Rr Television Sales and Service Refrigerators -- Dishwashers Ranges -f Washers - Appliances 15 Birch Hill Road Locust Valley, L. I. Day Night Glen Cove 4-2457 Glen Cove 4-3689 MEYER AUT RElPAlIR General Repairing - Lubricating - Towing Front End Alignment - Gas cSf Oil 83 Birch Hill Road l A. E. Meyer Locust Valley, L. I. Day Night Glen Cove 4-0138 - 1388 Glen Cove 4-0723 1 DEP T GARAGE Storage e Repairs - Ignition - Service Est. 1931 P. E. Smith, Prop. Locust Valley, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-0046 Open Tuesday and Friday Evening 62 School Street ERM N ATRDRESSER Specialist in Permanent Waving and Hair Coloring Glen Cove, N. Y Pine Hcollllcow Sand Q85 Gra1ve1lCC0,, Inc CPc1tsy Izzo, Pres.D P H11 Rd TlOy By6096O Oyt ByNY . Z7 Y HARTLAKES heidi Your Iewler and Silversmith 103 School Street Glen Cove 4-4525 I. Fellenz. Prop. Glen Cove 4-0187 FELLENZ BAKERY High Grade 6-8 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Artistically Decorated Cakes for all Occasions Glen Cove 4-3795 25 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. I-ZAS'I'l-IRN Al'TO STORES Automobile Parts and Accessories Tel. G. C. 4-4477 THE WRIGHT IFELIKIATESSEN Groceries 0 Frozen Foods Cooked 0 Uncooked 24 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Y-XI.l.EY PRESS 82 Birch Hill Road G. C. 4-2293 Locust Valley, N. Y. Tel. G. C. 4-4330 KARL Nll'EI-l.l-IR Upholsterer Slip CoversuDraperieseCurtains 6 Forest Ave. Glen Cove, New York Tel. G. C. 4-5820 GOODMAN? CLOTHES SHOP Suits - Coats - Slacks At Factory Prices Full Dress 6, Tuxedos to Hire 18 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. MONUMENT SERVICE STATION Tires-Batteries-Accessories Lubricating and Washing 43 Glen Cove Ave. Glen Cove, N. Y. Glen Cove, N. Y. y on i 1 1 l 1 1 I 1 locust valley l g island, n. y. glen cove 4-5883 Te-1. 4-1513 F 'WALENFREITS Delicatessen and Restaurant Kosher Style From a Sandwich to a Meal 46 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y, Great Neck F R F 4-0491 4-8277 PIONEER AUTO SEAT COVERS, Inc. A Mfr. Auto Tops 6. Seat Covers 1 60 School Street No. Blvd. Glen Cove, N. Y. Great Neck, N. Y. G. c. 4-2874 Home Phone 4-03171 1 RAYS DELICATESSEN y 55 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. 4 Tel. 4-0483 Est. 1889 R. WV. HARROLD Greeting Cards - Stationery Gifts - Holgate Toys '23 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. 1 Glen Cove 4-0252 DALY Sa HEDMAN 95 Glen Cove Ave. Glen Cove, N. Y. Ching Gifts Glass 1 SANDERS SHOE REPAIR SHOP 15 Bridge Street Glen Cove New York Tel. G. C. 4-0056 F Niqht G- C- 4-5671 . STUMBLE-IN SERVICE STATION Bcdy Fender Work Painting Repairs Cars Washed and Greased All accessories Tires-Batteries 1 40 Herbill Road Glen COVGI N- Y Wah Chang Smelting QS: Refining Co.. of America, llnc.. GLEN COVE LONG ISLAND NEW YORK Tel. G. C. 4-1062 Est. 1919 Res. G. C. 4-1096 GLEN COVE REMNANT STORE M. C. Liebesmann, Prop. 14 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. STEIN'S STATIONERY Meyer Bocian The Friendly Place to Shop Locust Valley New York Tel. G. C. 4-1807 G 81 G FURNITURE CO. The Store with the Complete Line Tel. G. C. 4-2925 los. Bartolotto, Prop LOCUST GULF SERVICE CENTER Automobile Center with a Reputation 129 Birch Hill Road Locust Valley, N. Y BIRCH HILL LIQUORS 155 Birch Hill Road Locust Valley, New York ROZZE.LLO'S GROCERY STORE 214 Oyster Bay Road Locust Valley, New York 51-53 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Ri. G. cf 4-26O60-OROROTRTTTRO We D515 9 ii 'C' BERGANO'S MARKET SIM0N'S Prime Meats and Poultry SPO-RT SHOP Complete Line of FROSTED FOODS 16 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y 37 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, N. Y. Cmpliments of Powers XfRa1y Plmducxts, Inc CADILLAC PONTIAC PADDHSUN MOTURSS, llne.. Sales and Service 150 School Street Glen ceve, N. Y. Tet. Glen Cove 4-0037 l Tel' Glen Cove 44105 A. s. Palmer L. D. Miller BLOMQUIST LAUNDRY . ' GLEN HEAD PHARMACY Exclusive Hand Laundry Service l Eel. 1900 Glen Cove, N. Y. Glen Head' N- Y- Lincoln Mercury I H HERL L. dl M MOTOR SALES. Ina-. C t Sales and Service 2 Qerers l 49 Glen Cove Ave. Glen Cove 4-5907 l Glen Cove- N- YH Glen Cove 4-0843 Compliments of Compliments Of JACK and PEE WEE GLEN COVE ELKQ The Campus Lodge No. 1458 PURICK end NUGENT 1 LQ Monte Apgar. Prop- IHSHIGHCG 1 THE ECONOMY PRESS 210 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. 1 102 Schgol Street Glen Cove 4-2214 Glen Cove 4-3740 Glen Cove New Ygrk Compliments of Mautiinecoclk Bank Ol? Locust Valley Locust Valley, New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System GLEN COVE lFlLOlRllST Marie 61 Norman Christie 61 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-2980 Day and Night FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED Anywhere FINE FLOWERS GLEN COVE ROYAL Chinese 185 Aniericatn Restaurant Complete Family DinnerACantonese Style Food ORDERS to Take Out 26 School Street Tel. Glen Cove 4-1562 Glen Cove, N. Y. Expert Watch :S Iewelry Repairs JAVK G0LFRqq GLen Cove 4-3404 B A U E R ' S LII cy E Iewelry Watches, Diamonds, Iewelry, Luggage 74 Glen Cove Avenue Glen Cove y 49 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y Glen Cove 44165 i GLEN THEATRE BLDG. RABKINS DEPARTMENT STORE 23 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, N. Y. Congratulations from COVE THEATER See them Sooner at the Cove Compliments of the APEDA STUDIO Compliments of the BRIGATI LIQUOR STORE W. L. POLLITT W. K. DOWNLNG GOLDRERG BROS.. REALTORS Sec' TMS' GEORGE H. DOWNING Real Estate - Insurance Pres. At the Big Street Clock 84 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-3600 Day Night Glen Cove 1700 Glen Cove 3656 NEGER'S FLOWERS Member Florist Telegraph Delivery 100 Glen Street Glen Cove, New York H. W. WILKEN, Prop. TITUS. BOWTNE 81 DOW'NINC. Inc- Lumber and Coal Building Materials of All Kinds 259 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Telephone 4-6500-01 Fred L. Chidester, PH G CHIDESTER Prescription Pharmacy Glen Cove 4-6100 Cove Theatre Bldg. Glen Cove, N. Y SNACK SHACK 6 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, N. Y. TONY and KATIE LEDZIAN'S MARKET Butcher and Grocery 29 Carpenter Street G. C. 4-1795 Glen Cove Free Delivery Compliments ot GREENBERG'S Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. U. REIZES Compliments of KLElN'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of THE BOUK ENDS. lm-. Congratulations to the Graduates CATCO Inc. H U D S 0 N Glen Cove Motors Corp. 244 Glen Cove Ave. Glen Cove 4-4616 Glen Cove New York J. H. LUYSTER 81 SON 59 Glen Head Road Television Sales and Service RAC-Victor-Philco Glen Head, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-2417 IEAUEITS PHARMACY Locust Valley Bayville KOCH GRUCERY Si DELICATESSEN 294 Glen Head Road Glen Head, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-2260 LONDON'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds, Watches, Iewelry Repairing a Speciality Your School Jeweler 21 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. JAQUES STATIONERY Compliments of STEISEL The Complete Store 17 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. SHELLEYS Walter Burns, Prop. 57 Forest Avenue Glen Cove, N. Y. l Luncheonette Stationery Hallmark Cards G. C. 4-8618 TOYS ALMUR SHOPS, Inv. Female Haberdashers 28 Glen Street Glen Cove. N- Y- Joi-is sl-:RVRZR STATION Glen Cove 4-0890 Batteries Tires l LA.RRY,S Accessories ' Hardware and Paints 1 Lawrence Zuccala Gl- C ., , e . an Ove Ave 'S' Shore Road G1 n Cove I 39 Cedar Swamp Rd. Glen ce-fe, N. Y. ORCHARD MEAT MARKET 1 L W- T 1 . awnmowers - ar en rac ors Courtesy , Quality , Service Sprayers - Blacksmith, Sharpening, 1 Welding, Iron Works 8 Grove Street Glen Cove, N. Y. E Locust Valley New York Compliments of I BIRCH HILL MEAT MARKET A the 5 Choice Meats and Provisions Y 153 Birch Hill Road 1 STEVEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP I LOC'-151 VCfHeYf N- Y- 1 O. l-lammel, Prop. Glen Cove 4-3242 5 .- ---G -rn nn L . ,1--..---.e- r.,. --jE7 I Congratulations to the l W CIGSS of 52 Feminine Accessories 1 MARY TENKE BEAUTY SALON SPOYISWGCU' Glen Cove 4-0185 l 15 Glen Street Glen ce-fe, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-4500 FORD DEALERS 1 ' C 1. KIDDY KLOTHES SHOP , I ornp rments of L- J- GAYIN CU- 34 Glen Street 130 Glen Street 1 Glen Cove N Y p Glen Cove, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-2270 We Call and Deliver G. C. 4-3333 POWERS RADIO 81 TELEVISION 1 GALLON Sr WOLF' CLEANERS. Inc. 81 School Street The Cleaner Cleaners Glen Cove 4-2588 Glen Cove, N. Y. 211 Glen Cove Ave. Sea Cliff, N. Y. , 24 Hour Towing Service L GIGU Cove 4-1913 l Day--4-1292 Night-4-0309 , CUVE TAXI I i v w 1 7 Radio Cabs at your Service 1 I7REDDIE'S SERVICE STATION DGY and Night 208 Glen ceve Ave. Glen cove, N. Y. Gien Cove 4-1914 R Glen Cove 4-1377 Hemp. 5851 Day and Night Pmkmd CCHS I JOHN HECCIE 81 FRED C. ALLEN Service CUTPQUIQTS ' Builders 1 JOE'S TAXI SERVICE Gefleml' Contractors 1 Telephone 4-2316 Glen Cove . 308 Glen Head Rd. 5 Lincoln Place , Cars for Q11 Occasions Glen Head, N. Y. Hempstead, N. Y. l 11 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. GLEN COVE TRUST Q MPANY Established 1892 Glen Cove, New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Compliments of IENRYQS The Leading Soda Fountain on the North Shore lg- Compliments of Tll-lllE NASSAU lUNllON BANK 13 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Member of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Broadloom CGTPG4 GLEN FLOORS 68 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Glen Cove 4-3737 Asphalt Tile Linoleum Shades Blinds 52 G1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of GLEN COVE Member ot Federal Reserve System and ederal Deposit Insurance Corporation Opposite the Post Office SHOP AND SAVE AT SEARS Phone: Glen Cove 4-4142 SEARS, ROEBUCK and COMPANY en Street Glen Cove, N. t 1 1 if -.f , 4, ,.? A,!I i 3 Q 'J fu 3 1553-5 da . - 'EQ ' fag V' 'w3, ' ,gf 1 ,fi-W1 f .iw Ng '- - WM dz f , 1' ,K 1 f x gym: - 'F 1 f U ' 'Hg wr. .. , W,L5fiL,f:1fs 4- 72 I1-,. 55? :jf ' ' ft . - 4 , .A.-ji ,N .1 3- ,313 gy- .,, 11 fZ9352f'g4f? 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