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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

Profile Glen Cove High School Glen Cove, New York June 1956 Contents Introduction........................... 1 Administration and Faculty............ 7 Classes............................... 10 Clubs and Activities.................. 38 Sports................................ 64 Advertising........................... 80 • v Announcing Our Annual Contest Beginning in September of any year and ending in June four years later, Glen Cove High School plays host to hundreds of qualified contestants who, through their learning experiences and their social relationships with each other, try to put into practice the democratic ideals of living, learning, and working together co-operatively and harmoniously. In so doing, the contestants enrich their own lives and the lives of others by contributing to, and fostering the growth of a democratic atmosphere. Entrants must comply with the following regulations: 1. Must be a G.C.H.S. student. 2. May be either girl or boy. 3. May be freshman, sophomore, junior or senior. 4. May take general, academic, or commercial course. 5. No entries may be returned. 6. All awards based on ability. The extent to which the Class of 1956 rates as a contestant may be seen and evaluated from the forthcoming pages. LOLA SCHMITZ BERGH Dedication In recognition of her years of service to Glen Cove High School and in grateful acknowledgment of her untiring efforts to make us better students and citizens of our democracy, we, the Class of 1956, wish to pay tribute to Mrs. Lola Schmitz Bergh. We shall long continue to feel the warmth of her friendship and the wisdom of her good counsel in the years ahead. [6] BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. William Beglin. School Attorney; Mrs. Raymond Hedger; Mr. Angelo Martonc. President: Dr. Garrett Duryca, Vice President; Mr. Milton Bedrick; Mrs. Norma Rinschlcr, Clerk. Not Pictured: Mr. James Stack. Walter R. Smith Superinterulent of Schools Administration OFFICE STAFF Front Row, left to right: Martha Fadrowsky. Vella Berzins. Second Row: Peggy Fisher. Grace Racco, Barbara Douso. Angela D'Amhrosio, Gabriella Avanzato. Not Pictured: Marie Gribbin, Mary Lou Johnson, Rose Greenberg. CITIZENSHIP Front Row. left to right: Madeline WiscHebrink. Anastasia Mullin, May Brandhorst. Second Row: James Sbelland, William P. Mulvihill. Arnold Rotbstein. Faculty MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Front Row. left to right: Vera Keeney, Mathematics; Rulb Richardson, Mathematics; Louise McCullcy, Biology. Second Row: Arthur Brown. Math. Science; J. Albert Mould, Chem., Physics; Churlcs Riesert, Science Math. MEDICAL STAFF Front Row. left to right : Elisabeth Brown, R.N.: Arthur Kabnick, M.D.; Barbara Colgan. D.H.; Not Pictured: Henry Wcinrcb, M.D.: Sidney Cnnarick. D.D.S. SPECIAL TEACHERS Front Row. left to right: Duncan Donald. Phys.Ed.. Health; Elinor S. Bergh, Phys. Ed.: Chas. M. Mc-Guckin, Mechanical Drawing. Second Row: Frederick DiMenna, Driver Education; James Butz, Driver Education. Phys. Ed. Not Pictured: Adolph Gehdc, Ind. Arts; Frank Martin, Ind. Arts. Most Popular Teachers ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE Front Row. left to right: Katharine Smith. English: RoseMary Cahill. English; Anne Quilty. F.nglish; Florence Oliansky. English. Second Row: Marilyn Reichert. French; I homas Berry. English; Carl Rios, Spanish; Maud Shcnton, Latin; Jack Lamberson. Speech and Dramatics. Not Pictured: Loretta McNamara. English. LOUISE McCULLEY COMMERCIAL AND SPECIAL Front Row. left to right: John Liggero, Commercial: Louise Keenan. Art; George Scott. Music; Anna Colligan, Home Ec. Marion Gilmore. Music. Second Row: Helen DuBois. Librarian; Henry Newton, Comnu rcial; Mrs. Bruce. Librarian; Sayles B. Clark, Guidance: Gertrude Van Eman, Commercial; Roderick MacDonald, Commercial. Class of ’56 From September of 1952, until June ol 1956, the “Class ol 56 has had experiences wh ich will help its members in assuming the reponsibilities of living in a democracy. I hey have worked and played together and have learned the necessary arts of cooperation, conciliation, compromise and mutual respect. Democracy is based upon the conviction that there are extra-ordinary possibilities in ordinary people. H. E. Fosdick Classes RICHARD CEHON 46 Plymouth Drive South, Glen Head Senior Class President A real go-getter, hard worker and popular boy, Rich’ is hard to beat. He can be seen al just about every affair snapping casuals and winning more friends. Junior Executive Committee 3: Masquers 2,3.4; Latin Club 1.2; Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3,4; Altman Fashion Board 4; Bowling 3.4: Photography Club 1.2.3.4: Tattler 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Chess Club 2.3.4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Senior Class President 4; PROFILE 4. JEFFREY POSNER 54 Woolsey Avenue. Glen Cove Senior Class Vice-President Everybody knows Jeff, or “Beaky as he is sometimes called. Known as a hard worker for French Club and our own class. Jeff also does a wonderful mambo. Masquers 2,3,4; Thespians 3.4; French Club 2,3,4: Swimming team I; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tattler: PROFILE 4. RUTH J. RICHARDSON Senior Class Advisor MARION HOLM Cedar Swamp Road, Glen Head Senior Class Secretary Naturally enough, our class secretary is noted for her efficiency in the secretarial field. Her beautiful blond hair and her neat homework are the envy of every Senior girl. Glee Club 1.2,3: Alpha 2,3,4; Commercial Club 1,2,3,4: Masquers 1.2.3.4; Junior Class Secretary 3; Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4; PROFILE 4. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Front Row. left to right: J. Posner, Vice President: R. Richardson. Advisor: R. Cehon. President: M. Holm. Secretary. Second Row: R. Menkes, D. Nicholson, L. Mock. R. Johnson. P. Santo. D. Nugent. E. Munson. A. Cusimano. Third Row: J. Cormeny. G. Salvato, T. Samuelsen. F. Malaspina. BEST DRESSED GUY SALVATO JOAN MOSKAL ELAINE ABRAMS 102 Leahy Street, Jericho Lancy” is a popular girl in our class. She is always in a good mood— with a ready smile and hi for everyone. A good sport, she can lake teasing with perfect poise and ease. tattler 4; Commercial Club 2.3,-1: Library Club 2,3,4. ROBERT BANKS 79 Midway Avenue, Locust Valley Boh transferred from Great Neck in his Junior year. He brought with him his ready answers and he quickly became a part of the class. He enjoys sailing and fencing, and is fond of music. Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4: Forum Club 1.2: li.IV. Club 1,2: Track 1.2: Cross Country Team 1,2. SILAS AMENT 52 Buckeye Road, Glen Cove Buddy has a pair of keen blue eyes, and a ready laugh. He will long be remembered for his friendliness and enthusiasm. Intramural S orts 2.3,4: Senior Science Club 3: Chess Club 4; PROFILE 4. LUCILLE T. BASILE 21 Cedar Swamp Rond. Glen Cove “Lu is especially interested in bowling and dancing. Tins friendly girl would like to be n beautician, and we are sure I.u will be a fine one since she is very style conscious. Commercial Club 2.3.4: Tattler 3: Home Economics Club 4: Masquers 2.3.4: Intramural Sports 2.3.4: Chorus 2.3.4: Photography Club 3.4: PRO- FILE 4. GERALD ANDERSON 49 Sea Cliff Avenue, Glen Cove Jerry has been an ardent and adept member of our golf team for the past three years. I lis favorite subject is Social Studies, and. naturally it is the one he excels in. This friendly boy is |K pular with everyone. Go 2,3,4: Basketball 1; Boivling 3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Mas- quers 4. JOHN BERGSTOL Rose Avenue, Glen Cove As good a bond member for the post few years as you can find, John has become most proficient on his trombone. Although band takes up a good deal of his leisure, he still has time for Intramural Sports. Band 1,2,3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2, 3,4. STEPHEN ANZALONE 2 Luonga Lane, Glen Cove Steve” is that handsome football player well-known to all of us for his mischievous ways. He likes all sports, but naturally football heads the list. Steve plans on entering the Navy after he graduates from Glen Cove High. Football 2.3,4: Baseball 2: Track I; Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. P2] JULIA PATRICIA BIANCONI 33 Bella Vista Avenue, Glen Cove Judy is an avid Rock n’ Roll fan. Her strong interest in athletics may be seen by her active participation in intramural sports during her high school years. Masquers 2,3,4: Photography Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2: Home Economics Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Tattler 3; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. II.MCW JOHN T. BLAKE 62 Coles Street, Glen Cove John is n popular Senior boy with n mischievous twinkle in his eye and a liking for fun. He also enjoys music and has a wonderful voice. Chorus 1,2,3,4: Choraleers 2,3,4; Masquers 1.2,3,4: Soccer 2,3.4; Track 3.4; Thespians 3,4; Bowling 3.4; Biology Club 2; Chess Club 2,5.4; Senior Science Club 3.4: Spanish Club 3: Intramural Sports 1,2.3.4. WAYNE BOEREM 11 Elliot. Place, Glen Cove Wayne is a real fun lover, especially when he is at parties! He has a definite interest in automobiles. Upon graduation of high school. Wayne hopes to go to Farmingdalc to study automotive technology. Band 1.2.3,4; Spanish Club 1; Soc-1; Track 1; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. STRATTON BUCKHOUT 10 Sylvia Street, Glen Head Stratton, known to his friends as Strat. is as friendly a person as anyone would want to meet. His personality will help him go a long way in his future years. Latin Club 1,2: Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3: Alpha 3,4: Intramural Sports 2,34: Soccer 3,4; Band 1,2,3: junior Executive Committee 3. EDWARD R. BUSH 84 Glen Street. Glen Cove Quiet but fun-loving, Eddie” is a familiar figure to all Glen Covers. He is a friend to all who know him. and has served faithfully as the manager of the baseball team for the past four years. Baseball 1.2,3.4; Football 1; Intramural Sports 1,2. n EMMY BOOY Fecks Lane, Locust Valley Always active and always friendly, Emmy is one of our best known Seniors. She is a leader in almost every phase of school life and is characterized by terrific energy and vitality. Alpha 3,4: Masquers 2,3.4: Thespians 2,3,4: Tattler 2,3,4: Colorguard 4: Latin Club 2: Senior Science Club 3: Library Club 1; Encore 1: PROFILE 4: Biology Club 2. BARBARA BROCCOLO 17 McKinley Place, Glen Cove Broc, a vivacious Senior with beautiful blue eyes, is well-known for her baton twirling and smooth dancing. She also enjoys drawing and almost every sport. When you are around her you can’t help but be in the highest of spirits. Chorus 1.2: Intramural Sports 1.2,3; Commercial Club 2.3: Majorettes 3.4: Tattler 4. PEPPIEST JON CORMENY PAT RINA JAMES CAGGIANO 161 Glen Head Road, Glen Head Jimmy is quiet, well-mannered and the perfect gentleman. He is always ready with a smile and ever willing to help. His pleasant personality and his scholastic ability, especially in science, should carry him far in life. Biology Club 2: Senior Science Club 3; Masquers 3.4: PROFILE 4. PATRICIA CAMPBELL 28 Prospect Avenue, Glen Cove Pat is one of the most pert and petite members of the Senior Gass. Her warm-heartedness is constantly being put to good use by stray kittens whom she just can’t seem to resist. Tattler 1,2.3.4: Masquers 1.2,3,4: Thespians 4: Library Club 1.2.3.4: French Club 2,3,4: Senior Science Club 3; PROFILE 3.4. JANICE CERIELLO 44 East Avenue. Glen Cove Janice loses her usual quiet reserve when rooting for her favorites, the Yankees. Outside of school Janice spends her spare time sewing and doing needlework. She has also contributed much of her time and energy to the Commercial Club. Commercial Club 1.2.5.4: Intra- mural Sports 3.4. MOST INTELLIGENT EMMY BOOY TED MILLER ANTHONY CONTARINO 158 Shore Rond. Glen Cove Nonny” will be remembered by all the fellows in room 212 not only because of his good humor and friendliness. but because of the time and energy he spent as intramural manager. He is mainly interested in cars and Rock V Roll. Intramural Sports 2,3,4. RUTH ANN CERIELLO 44 East Avenue, Glen Cove Ruth Ann enjoys sewing and home-making. She also likes to participate in all sports, especially basketball. Her plans for the future are to be employed as a typist or a clerk. Commercial Club 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. THOMAS CODDINGTON 25 Timber Road, Glen Cove Tommy is one of the most popular boys in the class and is always ready to lend a helping hand in any adventure you can dream up. He is usually seen rushing around in his convertible. Masquers 3.4; Intramural Sports 1,2, 3.4; Senior Science Club 3,4: Band 1; Latin Club 1. ELIZABETH ANN CONTRADA 33 Landing Road. Glen Cove Liz is a quiet and winsome person whose interests in photography, boating, and dancing keep her continuously on the go. She is always well-dressed and works diligently in all her undertakings. Photography Club; Band; Art Club; French Club; Intramural Sports. JON M. CORMENY 45 Buckeye Road. Glen Cove Jon is never at a loss for words. He is always friendly—especially to girls, and is noted for his Model A Ford. Maybclline, his crutches, and his parties. Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2: Track 1: Tattler 3.4; Masquers 3.4; French Club 3.4: Senior Executive Committee 4; PROFILE 4. JANICE COLASANTE 20 Roslyn Drive. Glen Head Cute as a button, sweet and very friendly, that’s Jan. Perry Como and good movies are among her favorites. You can be sure the kids will be crazy about her when she becomes on elementary school teacher. French Club 2.3.4: Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3: Glee Club 2. 3.4; PROFILE 4. GREGORY COR077.0 65 Vi Glen Street. Glen Cove Glen Cove's own Big Man on Campus.” Greg is that very popular senior and co-captain of the football team. Known for his witty personality and frequent jokes he has the ability of making friends without ever losing one. Football 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1,2; Intramural Sports 1.2, 3,4. ,rr BARBARA COSSANO 20 Brookdalc Road, Glen Cove Beneath Barbara s quiet exterior lies tbc heart of a scientist. She has shown her scientific interest through the Senior Science Club and we know she will be a terrific chemist. Chess Club 5.4; Photography Club 3: Natural History Club 2; Senior Science Club 3,4; Ixitin Club 3,4; French Club 4; Library Club 2. KENNETH COTY 60 Woolsey Avenue, Glen Cove Although Ken has many outside interests such os hunting, fishing, and making money, his real love is music. Ken not only belongs to the G.C.H.S. Band, but is also a member of a well-known local band, the Curt Dahl Quartet. Band 1,2,3,4; JAMES COVER 3 Bryce Avenue, Glen Cove Crow as he is called, is always friendly to everyone and is good in all sports, especially his first love, golf. He has many other interests though, namely, cars in general, and His car, in particular. Track 1,2,3.4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball I; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. DAVID CRAFT 31 Cove Street, Glen Cove Dave, one of the liveliest Senior boys, enjoys almost anything connected with sports and mechanics. Boating, another of his favorite pastimes, takes up a good deal of his interest. After graduation. Dave plans to attend college. Stage Crew 5,4; Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3,4; Baseball 2; Tennis 1.2,3.4; Band 1,2. NICEST HAIR STEVE ANZALONE MARION HOLM AiyTHONY CUSIMANO 4 Second Street, Glen Cove Anthony is known as “Cat-Man” to his friends. He is characterized by a keen interest in sports and science. Cat-Man’s plans for the future include the study of pharmacy. To tin Club I; Spanish Club 2,3,4: Biology Club 2: Alpha 3.4: Intramural Sports 2,3; Baseball 5,4: Senior Science Club 3: Senior Executive Committee 4: PROFILE 4. CAROL ANN DANDREAU 36 George Place, Locust Valley Carol came to Glen Cove in her Junior year. Her interests include Masquers and the Commercial Club. Carol’s plans for the future include working in the art field. Leaders Corps 1,2: Photography Club 1.2: Chorus 1,2,3: Boosters Club 2,3: Masquers 4: Yearbook 2,3: Bowling 1,2; Commercial Club 4. BARBARA DAVIS Valeric Avenue, Jericho Bobbi, os she is known to ull of her many friends, always has a cheery greeting for everyone, which will be an asset in her career as o nurse. Bobbi has been very active in the Latin Club. Masquers 3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2, 3.4: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Science Club 3.4: PROFILE 4. LAWRENCE Dc FRANK 10 Locust Street, Glen Cove After having gone to four different high schools. Larry has decided lie likes Glen Cove the best. No matter where he goes, his sparkling sense of humor is nlwoys appreciated. His hobbies include carpentry and gardening. His favorite baseball team? — the Dodgers, nntumlly. Intramural Sports 2,3,4. tea MOST MASCULINE AND WMININE FRANK RACANELLI ANNE W EBB EDWARD Del FERRARO Poppy Lane, Glen Cove Although “Del” has only been in our school for his Senior year, he readily became well-known and well-liked. His special interests and future plans, as you can easily guess, are in the automotive field. Football 1.2: Intramural Sports 1.2. 3: Ri Ye Club 1.2.3: Masquers 4. DIANE NANCY DePRISCO Oyster Bay Road. Jericho Dee has always been very active. She likes football games, dancing, nice clothes, and meeting new friends. Dec hopes to go t o Comptometer school after graduation and will proha bly meet many more new friends there. Chorus 1.2.3.4: Commercial Club 1, 2.3.4: Masqiwrs 3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: PROFILE 4. MARLENE DESTER 21 Sherwood Road. Glen Cove Marlene has been a faithful member of. and an asset to. our chorus. Aside from singing she also likes dancing. Marlene is quiet, but always has a ready smile for all of us. Intramural Sports 3: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Masquers 2.3.4: Commercial Club 1, 2,3,4: PROFILE 4. CATHERINE DICK 72 Lindbergh Street, Locust Valley Cathy” is active outside of school as well as in school. She is an expert at water skiing, ns well ns winter sports. Cathy hopes to travel around the world someday. Spanish Club I: Commercial Club 2.3,4: Archery 1: Masquers 3.4: Bowling I: Badminton 1: Photography Club 4: Intramural Sports. wmmmmmmm llllllliHI! •XvX'X’XvXvX’X-X'X'X'X'XvX’IvXvX’X’X' v.ssv.v.v.v.v.v. .v.v.v.v.v.v. .v. .v.x X X ! ROBERTA DICKIE 26 Purdue Road. Glen Cove Despite Roberta’s busy activity schedule, she still finds time for all music— from the organ to Dixieland. Her fluency in languages never ceases to amaze us. library Club 2.3,4: Biology Club 4 : Masquers 1.2,3,4: Alpha 2.3,4: Latin Club 1,2,3: French Club 2.3.4: Tattler 1,2: Cheerleading 3.4: Girls State Representative 3: Intramural Sports f.2,3,4: PROFILE 3.4. CAROL DIOGUARDI 4 Jefferson Street. Glen Cove Carol, one of our most active Seniors, is always a neat, well-dressed girl. Although she takes part in many activities, she still manages excellent grades. Masquers 1,2,3.4; Thespians 2.3.4: Cheerleading 2.3.4: Biology Club 2: f.atin Club 1,2.3; French Club 3.4: Alpha 3,4: Junior Executive Committee 3: Arnold Constable Fashion Board 4: Intramural Sports 1,4; Tattler 3.4: PROFILE 4. TUTH1LL S. DOANE Cedar Swamp Road. Brookville Tut is one of our most likeable and active Seniors. He is on inventor in his own right. This tics in with his liking for anything in the field of mechanics, carpentry, radio or tclc- Masquers 3.4: Biology Club 2: Chess Club 1.2.3.4: Senior Science Club 3.4: Latin Club 1.2. ANN DOLKOS Red Spring Lane. Glen Cove Anne is the lucky owner of smooth brown hair and a flawless complexion. She is of a retiring disposition and has a quietly charming manner. Anne is particularly talented in the homemaking field and is an excellent cook. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4: Senior Science Club 5: Chorus 1: Biology Club 2: Masquers 2.3.4: Homemahing Club 4; Intramural Sports 2.4. [16] xxxxxxxx xtfxvxvxsxx-xvx X,X X X,X XvX,X,X,X' •X X'X'X'XvXXvXX - : wmmm® •x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x SIM STANLEY DOMAGALA IN Son Cliff Avenue. Glen Cove Allliotitfli Sian may appear quiet, lie is one of our most active nn I versatile students. He is a terrific howler, and is alwnys ready with a smile ami helping hand. Bonding 2.5.4: Tennis 1.2.3: Go 1.2.5.4: Masquers 1.2.5.4: Thespians 4: Commercial Club 2.5; Chess Club 2: Red Cross 2: Allman Fashion Board 4: Intramural Sports 2.5.4. THOMAS DUFFY 91 Shore Road, Glen Cove Piping away on his haritone. one-can always lind Tommy in the hand-room. During the summer, his favorite pastime is fishing whereas in the winter hunting holds his interest. He would like to have a good bait station business sometime in the future. Soccer 2,3,4; Band 1.2.3,4. ANITA EBERf IARD 30 Highficld Road. Glen Cove I his cute lass is always laughing and joking. Anita is known and liked by all. She can always lx- seen leading the hand at football games and parades. Aside from that, she finds time for dancing and sports. Majorettes 2.3.4: French Club 2.3; Spanish Club 3: Masquers 3,4; Inlra mural Sports 1.2,3,4. IRENE EGAN 22 Sunset Avenue. Glen Cove This attractive blonde is popular with all the classes at G.C.H.S. A nature lover, Irene enjoys gardening and often goes horseback riding. She is. and will continue to he alter graduation, a secretary. Commercial Club 1,2.3,4: Masquers 1.2: Junior Class Fxecutive Committee 3: Pep Squad 2,3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Tattler 4: PROFIT.F. 4. NICEST SMILE CLARK SANGEXITO MIKE NEWMAN MARIANNE EVANS 25 Bums Avenue. Glen Cove Quiet and sedate manners me Marianne's most outstanding trails. Her winning smile radiates warmth and friendliness to all who encounter it. In the Class of 56’s estimation she cannot help hut lx- a success as a nurse. Chorus 2: Commercial Club 2: Bioloqy Club 3; Intramural Sports 4 GEORGE FAMULETTE Michael Street, Locust Valley George is very athletically inclined as is shown by his performances on the football field and the track. He is also a loyal Mantovani fan aside from all Rock n Roll music. Band I: Chorus 2: Trach 1.2,3.4: Football 2,3,4. RAYMOND FERRER A Dosoris I .one. Glen Cove Playing the clarinet in the hand for the past four years has taken up most of Spis ninth periods. His quiet carefree ways ore his most outstanding characteristics. Band 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club: Senior Science Club 3. JEROME FESTA Poppy Lane, Glen Cove Jerry is ready for any situation with a quick quip or a joke. He is one of our most promising student actors and is not content with just walking across a room—he must mambo!! Masquers 1.2,3,4: Thespians 2,3.4; track I: Chorus 1,2,3: Tattler I; Barul I; PROFILE 4. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TED MILLER EMMY BOOY MARALIN FRIEDMAN 44 Maple Avenue, Glen Cove An attractive appearance and red hair add zest to Mara’s” personality. Although usually busy in band, she is always willing to give a helping hand to her fellow Seniors. Majorettes 2,3.4: Library Club 2.3, 4: Commercial Club 1,2,3.4: Masquers 2,3,4: Home Economics Club 4: PROFILE 4. BARBARA FR1GER1A 24 McKinley Place, Glen Cove Everyone knows and likes Fitz.” One doesn't easily escape her friendly smile or hearty hello.” As co-captain of the cheer-leading squad, Fitz has cheered Red and Green to many victories. With her beautiful voice, she will go far as a singer. Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4: Choraleers 3,4: Masquers 3,4: Commercial Club 2,3,4. MARINA GALLO 59 Forest Avenue, Glen Cove Leading our majorettes as Head Twirler, this pert, petite girl really bos been outstanding. Moe. as she is known to all could sit all day and listen to Rock ’n’ Roll and Western music. Majorettes 1.2.3.4; Commercial Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 3.4. MARY JANE GIAMBRUNO 1 1 imber Road, Glen Cove Photography is one of the main interests of this sincere and friendly Senior girl. Aside from photography, Mary Jane is fond of sports. She intends to be a secretary in the future. Junior Red Cross I: Masquers 1.2. 3.4: Commercial Club 2,3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4. DEANNA GOLER 17 Ijncoln Place, Glen Cove Dee is a swell gal and full of fun. Known for her happy laughter, she is on ardent Rock n’ Roll ’ fan. Sometimes she is called Maybelline by close friends of whom she has an abundance. Masquers 2,5.4: Commercial Club 1,2,3,4: Library Club 2,3,4: Tattler 3. 4: Homemaking Club 4: Intramural Sports 4: PROFILE 4. DONALD GREENE 33 Stephen Oval, Glen Cove Don is a tall boy with a grin and a crew-cut. Being a friend to ull has mode him well-liked. His favorite sports are baseball and football. He also enjoys, as a pastime, the building of model railroads. Masquers 3.4: Intramural Soorls 3,4. ANTHONY GRELLA 57 Hazel Street, Glen Cove Anthony likes just about everyone and everyone likes him. His hobbies include all kinds of sports and model airplanes. As a lover of ort, he will surely be one of the cleverest commercial artists to enter the field. Track 1,2: Football 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Band 1; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; PROFILE 3,4; KARL BLAKE GROBLEWSKI 18 Danis Avenue, Glen Cove Klip is always fast with an answer, punctuated by a ready smile. He is never alone; his personality has gathered around him a large group of friends. If you sec a hot rod, there’s where you’ll find Klip.” Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Baseball 4: Hot Rod Club 3. F RED HEINRICH 54 Bulwer Avenue, Jericho JAMES HALL Wolfle Street, Glen Freddie is one of the few Senior foils to see the humor-situation. After high take his laughs and lim when he joins the never Football 2,3: 2.3: Intramural Baseball 2. Sftorls 2.3.4 ELIZABETH HARTNEY 64 Dosoris Lane, Glen Cove AGNES VERONICA HOFFMAN 25 Dogwood Lnnc, Glen Head Agnes is one of those rare girls who can take a car apart and put it together again—properly. Always happy, she loves fishing and swimming. Wc feel sure she will achieve her ambition and become a top (light airline hostess. Bantl 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 3.4. WILLIAM HEALY 6 Leonard Street. Glen C Ceri is always ready with a friendly smile for everyone. Outside of school he is usually seen riding around in cars amid the blaze of Rock ’n’ Masquers 1.2.3.4: Thesnians 3.4; Tattler 1: Audio-Visual Squad t.2: Spanish Club 2: Biology Club 2: Senior Science Club 3: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: PROFILE 4. Senior Science 3: Photography WILLIAM R. HEDMAN 99 Landing Rond, Glen Cove DONALD HOLLEY Cottage Row, Glen C Tennis Chess Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2: Latin Club 1,2: Senior Science Club 3; Alpha 3.4: Colorguard 4; Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4: MOST FRIENDLY PAT MALLOY JON CORMENY ::::::::: MOST ATI 11.mC I R VNK R ( IANELLI CONCETTA STANCO LOUISE JENNETT 10 John Street. Glen Cove Louise is n familiar sight at all games in the bleacher cheering section. Aside from being an enthusiastic G.C.H.S. sports fan, she likes to collect records and go to parties. She wishes to secure a job with the government after graduation. Intramural Sports 2.3,4: Masquers 2.3.4: Chorus 1.2.5,4: Commercial Club 1.2.3.1. MATTHEW HOLLEY 16 Lambs Lane, Glen Cove Rabbit is the strong, silent type. He is a real expert in pool and basketball. Rabbit is also interested in boxing and plans to make this sport his career! His quiet polite manner has won him many friends. Football 1.2: Bashetlxill 1.2: Intramural Sports 1.2.5.4. JUANITA HOLLY 38 Cottage Row, Glen Cove Juanita is a girl of ready wit and genuine goodness. Her spirit of cooperation and ability to do a job well make it a pleasure to work with her. T his all-around girl has interests varying from roller-skating to socials. Chorus 1.2,3: Pep squad 2: Mas-quers 3.4: Commercial Club 2,3.4; In tramural Sports 1,2,3,4. NEIL JENSEN 36 Phillips Road, Glen Cove Always striding amiably around. Neil generally lias one or two of his football friends along. Sports take up a good deal of bis time. Neil s future lies either in college or the Army. Football 3.4: Bashelball 3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1,2.5.1: Chorus I: fxitin Club I; Fattier 3: PROFILE 4. NANCY JOHANSEN 10 Sherwood Road. Glen Cove A' L V JAMES HOLM Cedar Swamp Road. Glen Head Jim is usually a quiet person except when having fun with bis friends. Be sides good times, he is also interested in all sports. Jim has some plans for the future, namely the service. Bowling 3,4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. KENNETH JAHN 205 Erost Pond Rond. Glen Cove Kenny devotes many of his ninth periods and hours after school to foot ball and track practice. Ken is always ready to make new friends. He is known for the strange assortment of cars he has had over the past few years. Football 2.3; ruck 1,2,5.4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. ;X;X ;X;X;X;X;X;X;X;X;X;X;X ;X;X;X;X T his cute blonde is always happy and singing. especially with the Choralecrs. Aside from her musical talents, she can swim like a fish and is destined to break all sorts of records swimming the Channel. Masquers 1.2.3.4: Thespians 3.1: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Choraleers 2.3.4: French Club 3.4: Latin Club 2: Biology Club 2: Library Club 2,3,4: Intramural Sports 1,3,4. RODNY JOI INSEN 73 Baldwin Avenue, Locust Valley Rodny has a Hair for sports us is shown by her active interest and participation in the intramural games of school. She spends much time reading, listening to the radio, horseback riding and bowling. Latin ( lab 2.3; S Mtnish Club 2.3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4: Senior Ex-rculiw Committee 4: PROFILE 4. I r ' ALBERT JOHNSON 130 Glen Street. Glen Cove 1 Ins popular Senior is known to all as Albcy. Very talented in art, he also enjoys dancing. Aside from that, he is an avid Dodger fan. Full of fun and ready wit, he is indeed an asset to the class. Football 1.2: Track 1.2.3.4: Tattler PROFILE 4. BARBARA JOHNSON 28 Crescent Beach Roud, Glen Cove “Barb” is one of those people who really has a sparkling” personality. She is one of Alan Freed's most faithful listeners and is ulways beautilully dressed. Majorettes 2.3,4: Masq tiers 1.2,3.4: Biology Club 2: luitin Club I: French Club 2,3,4: Allman hashion Board 4: Intramural Sports 1.4: PROFILE 4. HERBERT KAUFMAN 72 Chestnut Street, Glen Cove Herbie is usually found discussing ham radios—'his main hobby. He has operated his own station. K2GRE. since his Sophomore year. Herbie is always ready with a joke, even at his own expense. Chorus 1.2.5.4: Soccer 1.2.3.4; Senior Science Club 3: Biology Club 2: Lalin Club 1,2: Masquers 3,4; RALPH D. KENNEDY Wheatley Read, Old Weslbury Ralph is quiet and efficient. His friendly smile assuages the feelings of those run over by the projection machine he is usually seen pushing through the halls. Ralph’s interest in photography and crafts will help hirn greatly in the future. Chorus 2.3.4. I; Audio-Visual Squad CUTEST CLARE SANGENITO ALBEY JOHNSON RAF. PAULA KLEIN 26 Brookdnie Road, Glen Cove Bunny is the artist of the Class of 36. She is an excellent violinist, painter, and sculptor. Bunny’s many friends enjoy listening to. and looking at. the fruits of her cultural pursuits. Txitin Club 1.2.3.4: French Club 3. 4; Tattler 3: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Band I; Chorus I: Service Club I. JOSEPH KYTOSKI Whitney Farms, Old Weslbury Little Joe,” a regular guy and friend can be seen just about anywhere. Although he has many interests including basketball, volleyball, bowling, and softball, he concentrates on golf because his aim is to be u golf pro. Intramural Sports 2,3.4: Bowling Team 3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4. JOSEPHINE LaCORTE 11 Eleventh Street, Locust Valley Even though Jo is short, she has plenty of energy ns evidenced by her active participation in the Magazine Drive and in girls’ sports. Jo is especially fond of bowling and is a loyal Joni James fan. Chorus I: Majorettes I: Commercial Club 3.4: Intramural Sports 1,3.4. MARGARET LAMB 23 Nassau Avenue, Glen Cove Peggy” or Lambic is n sweet, quiet girl who will be an excellent secretary. She is very agreeable—her dislikes being few and far between. Horses and swimming arc on the top of her list of interests. Intramural Sports 2.3,4: 4: Commercial Club 2,3,4. Chorus PATRICIA LAMB 17 Lindbergh Avenue, Glen Cove Pot is one of ibe most attractive girls G.C.H.S. lias ever seen. Her flawless beauty makes her really stand out in a crowd. Pat's interests are many and range from reading to horseback riding. Biology Club 4: Senior Science Club 3: F.atiri Club 2: Home Economics Club 4; Chorus 2.3; Intramural Sports 4; Library Club 2.3; Masquers 2.3.4. ROBERT LaSALLE 18 Pine Place, Glen Cove It is apparent to Bob's many friends that be is interested in automobiles and radios. Bob has not made any definite plans for the future, but we all wish him lots of luck, come what may. Chess Club 1; Radio Club 2: Senior Science Club 3. CHARLES LA VERY 2 landing Road. Glen Cove Charlie is generally identified in the minds of students by his preoccupation with the state of his car. as his main interest lies in the field of automobiles. After graduation, he intends to further this interest by becoming a mechanic. Band 1; Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. BEST MANNERED GENE WOODS ANNE WEBB MICHAEL MAHER 57 Woolscy Avenue, Glen Cove Mike’ is a familiar figure to nil. He is known for his humor both in and out of school. Mike has many friends and no enemies. He will greatly enliven the spirits of those he meets. Intramural Sports 1,2,5.4; Track 4; Radio Club 2; PROFILE 2. FRANK MALASPINA 305 Nimitz Street. Jericho Frank, a tall, dark, good-looking, and very popular lad did much for the Class of 56 through hard work. He is extremely good in Chemistry, and his favorite sport is football. Track 1.2; Senior Science Club 3: Junior Executive Committee 3; Senior Executive Committee 4: Junior Class Vice-President 3. PATRICIA MALLOY I I Roslyn Drive, Glen Head It seems hardly possible that anyone could not know such a swell girl as Pat with her genuine, friendly and good natured personality. Biology Club 2: Chorus 1,2.3: Senior Science Club 3; Library Club 3 Masquers 2,3,4: Junior Class Execu fine Committee 3; French Club 3.4 Latin Club 1.2: Tattler 1.2.3.4 Choraleers 2.3: Intramural Sports 1.2 3.4: PROFILE 4. 4 1J JEAN LOBASCIO 19 Coles Street, Glen Cove Any acquaintance of Jean will tell you of her warm humor and sweet smile. Always on the go. Jean has a witty answer ready for anyone near her. She is nbvays actively engaged in sports and wants to be a secretary. Commercial Club 2,3.4; Intramural Sports 3,4: PROFILE 3,4. JOHN MARTINEZ 3 Leech Circle South, Glen Cove As many of his friends will agree. ' Marty'' is always a lot of fun and has a wonderful sense of humor. If you hear anyone talking about auto mechanics, you can bet your bottom dollar that it’s John. Senior Science Club 3: Intramural Sports 3,4. WILLIAM MATHIESON 102 Chester Street, Locust Valley Mat has been one of our most athletic students. Although athletics and schoolwork take up most of his time, he is never too busy to hold a friendly conversation on almost any subject. Football 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 1.2. 3.4. ELIZABETH MATTHEWS 6 Landing Road. Glen Cove Betty is for the most part quiet and very well-mannered. I ler feminine ways arc known to all. Betty’s ambition is to have a career in the business world os a secretary. luitin Club 1,2,3: French Club 3.4; Chorus 2,3,4: Tattler 4: Intramural Sports 2.3. ROBERT MAYHEW 21 Ridge Drive, Glen Cove In his Junior year. Bob entered our school after having lived in Brazil for a few years. While playing on our varsity team, Bob showed us his football talents. When he graduates, he hopes to tukc up the study of Public Relations. Volleyball 3: Biology Club 2: Football 1.2,3: Baseball 1.2: Basketball I. 2: Intramural Sports 3; Spanish Club 3. I eROY MAYZ Burke Avenue 20th Street, Jericho LcRoy is one of our most able and versatile athletes. In about five more years, you’ll more than likely see him winning tournaments at Forest I fills. This good-natured lad also enjoys science and loves to travel. Tennis 2,3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 4; Senior Science Club 3,4: Ixitin Club 1,2: Chorus I. ROBERT MAZZONE 7 Willels Avenue, Syosset Whenever there’s fun brewing, you can be sure that it’s Bob stirring the pot. I le also has a quiet, serious side especially when he is thinking of the future. After graduation. Bob has hopes of entering the business world. Intramural Sports 2.3.4. STEPHEN McCOY 46 Circle Drive. Glen Cove Steve is a friendly fellow with a contagious smile. He will be remembered by all Seniors for his wonderful work ns chairman of the Magazine Drive. He is very much interested in electronics. Baseball I : Biology Club 1 : Cru-sades 2: Student Council 2: Senior Executive Committee 4: Intramural Sports 3. WALTER MeC! JF. 21 Donahue Street, Glen Cove Walt.” Mac.” and Merry Mailman” are all Walter’s nicknames He may not hear them though, for he is generally busy working on the motor of a car. He has an avid interest in cars and would like to become an auto-mechanic. EDWIN MEERS 6 Edgewood Avenue. Glen Head Ed. a quiet and friendly boy, is a well known figure in the science department of Glen Cove. Keenly interested in radios, he is a ham” radio operator. His other interests include aviation and astronomy. Radio Club 2: Senior Science Club 3.4. PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME PAT LAMB BOB MAYHEW ROSALIE MENKES 16 Cleveland Place, Glen Cove LOUISE MOCK 30 Buckeye Road. Glen Cove Ro is easily recognized by her cheerful and energetic manner. She has been keenly interested in the activities of tlio French Club and Masquers. We shall never forget her mammoth leopard-skin purse. Latin Club 1: Chorus 1.2,3: Masquers 1.2.3.4: Thespians 2,3,4: Alpha 3.4: Tattler 4: Biology Club 3; French Club 2.3.4: Senior Executive Committee 4. Dark-haired and dainty. I ouisc possesses one of the most vivacious personalities in our class. Although a newcomer this year, she has taken an active part in almost every’ phase of school life. Tattler 4: French Club 4: Masquers 4: Senior Executive Committee 4: Beacon 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2: PROFILE 4. FRANCES MICHIENZI 51 Titus Road, Glen Cove This winsome, easy-going girl loves the theatre and everything that is connected with it. Her hopes for the future, aside from being a mother and a housewife, include becoming a successful actress or dancer. Masquers 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3.4: Chorus 1.3,4; Homcmahing Club 4: Intramural Sports 1,3,4. THEODORE MILLER 62’ 2 Glen Street, Glen Cove During the past few years, l ed has shown a great interest and aptitude for science. Upon completion of college. Ted will enter the field of aeronautical engineering. Audio Visual Squad 1,2.3.4; Masquers 1,2,3.4: Latin Club 1.2: Biology Club 2: Senior Science Club 3; Intramural Sports 3: Colorguard 4: Alpha 2,3.4; Thespians 3,4. MAURICE MILLS. JR. 70 Cottage Row, Glen Cove Maurice is so keenly interested in woodwork, he is planning to go to trade school after G.C.H.S. He also likes sports, especially football. Very popular, he is rated tops’’ by all. Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. ANN MOLESKY 7 Valentine Street, Glen Cove Ann is a pretty Miss with long, blonde tresses. She is a good cook and enjoys all sorts of domestic work. In the future she will pursue a secretarial career. Commercial Club 1.2,3,4: Masquers 2,3,4: Chorus 1,2,3: Tattler 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Intramural Sports 1,3,4. RICHARD MOONEY Midlein, Syosset A sunny, good-natured disposition belongs only to Dick. Always ready for fun and a laugh, he is part devil ot heart. This lad will forever be remembered by his classmates. Chess Club 1; Masquers 3.4: Latin Club 1,2: Biology Club 2: Senior Science Club 3,4: Bowling 2: Intra mural Sports 2,3,4. JOHN MOORE 140 Elm Avenue, Glen Cove John has a variety of interests. One of his favorite pastimes is working on cars. After G.C.H.S., John plans to either attend Farmingdale Institute or go into the Navy. Football 2; Senior Science Club 3,4; Masquers 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. ■I- JOHN MORRISON 74 Washington Avenue. Glen Head All of JayV friends agree that because of his wit and extreme willing ness, he could he anyone's friend. A real salt.” he is fond of both fishing and boating. He also enjoys all types of movies. Senior Science Club 3: Intramural Sports 2.3.4. JOAN D. MOSKAL 11 Locust Street. Glen Cove Gee Gee is a nickname that belongs only to one person—Joan. Her many varied interests include ice skating. Rock n’ Roll music, dancing, and clothes. Her main goal is to become a secretary. Commercial Club 2.3.4; Intramural Sports 2.3.4; Junior Executive Com mittee 3; Tattler 4. FRANCIS MROZEK 25 Margaret Street, Glen Cove Piack is best known to most of us as one of the most active members of the band Although his clarinet takes up much of his time, ' Piack has cultivated a keen interest in auto mechanics and cars in general. Band 1.2.3.4; Soccer 2: Track I; Intramural Sports 2.3. ELAINE MUNSON Oyster Bay Road. Jericho Elaine is one of the quiet members of our class, except when she is supporting the Dodgers in a baseball argument. Her friendliness and understanding will always win her many friends. Chorus 2,3,4; Biology Club 2: Ixitin Club 1,2.3,4; Senior Science Club 3; Senior Executive Committee 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; PROFILE 4. JUNE MARIE MURRAY 116 Glen Street, Glen Cove June has much the same interests as other seniors of G.C.H.S. Tops on her list arc bowling. Rock n’ Roll” and horse bock riding. After high school June will pursue a business career. Masquers 2,3,4: Commercial Club 2: Home Economics Club 4; Photo graphy Club 4; Intramural Sports 3.4. MARGARET MURRAY 116 Glen Street. Glen Cove Peggy enjoys spending much of her rre time bowling. She also likes to ice. This pert Miss is a good friend to all and is well-liked. After graduation. she wants to become a beautician. Masquers 2,3,4; Chorus 2: Commercial Club 2,3: Intramural Sfwrts 2.3.4. BARBARA NALEVAIKO 43 Hendrick Avenue. Glen Cove You can always see Barbara in the Chemistry Laboratory. An all-round, friendly person, her lovely manners are the envy of every girl. Commercial Club 1,2,3; Masquers 1.2,3.4; Thespians 3.4: Biology Club 3; Senior Science Club 4: Home Economics Club 4: Junior Executive Committee 3; Intramural Sports 1.2.3,4. PATRICIA B. NOLL 38 Poplar Place. Glen Cove Pat. one of the sweetest Senior girls, has a friendly smile and beautiful red hair. Pat’s popularity and leadership are shown by the number of offices she has held. Tattler 1.2,3,4: Latin Club 1.2: Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3: Junior Executive Committee 3; Library Club 1.2,3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: Intramural Sports 1,2: PROFILE 3.4. DID MOST FOR CLASS RICHARD CEHON MARION HOLM MICHAEL NEWMAN 25 Cleveland Place, Glen Cove Mike, possessor of a carefree, easygoing nature and a ready humor, lakes great interest in good “Rock V Roll music and cars. His activity in hand has been an asset to our school. A good sport, he is one of the gang. Bond 1,2,5,4; Intramural Sports 1.2.5. DENISE NICHOLSON 125 Woolscy Avenue, Glen Cove Sweetness and sincerity arc the greatest attributes possessed by Denise. With such admirable qualities, bow can she be anything but successful in her future life? Ixttin Club 1,2: Majorettes 1,2: Biology Club 2: Senior Science Club 3; Library Club 3,4: French Club 3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 4: Senior Executive Committee 4: Co-chairman of Senior Ball. DOLORES FRANCES NUGENT 5 Walnut Road, Glen Cove Dolores is more commonly known to everyone os Tootie. Her warm personality and femininity have endeared her to the whole Senior Class. Latin Club 1,2.3; Library Club 1,2; Senior Science Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Colorguard 4; Intra mural Sports 1,2,3,4. RICHARD OLSEN 66 Cleveland Avenue, Glen Head This quiet and well-mannered boy has a greeting for everyone. At all times Dick has a fishing tale or experience to tell. Fishing and photography arc his favorite hobbies. Soccer 2.3; Photography Club 2.3,4; Biology Club 2: Senior Science Club 3; Bowling 2; Intramural Sports 2. MOST POPULAR SENIORS GREG COROZZO ANITA FBI Rl IARD JOSEPH O’NEILL 22 Chestnut Street, Glen Cove Jay is a familiar sight in all the art classes. He is going to use his talent for art in his chosen field of industrial designing. Jay’s dry sense of humor and ready wit make him an entertaining companion. Masquers 1,2,3,4: Thespians 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Tattler 1,2,3; Biology Club 2: PROFILE 4. ELAINE PAPPS 10 Purdue Road, Glen Cove Elaine is one of the best majorettes you'll sec. A petite and feminine girl, she has beneath her well-groomed exterior, a pleasant and warm manner. [xilin Club 1.2,3; Masquers 1.2.3,4; Glee Club I; Majorettes 2,3.4; Biology Club 2; French Club 3,4; Tattler 1.2, 3.4; B. Altman and Arnold Constable Fashion Boards 4: PROFILE A. HERBERT PEET I Valentine Street, Glen Cove Good natured and cosy-going. Herb is inclined to be retiring and fond of leisure. In spite of this, he manages to work if there is work to be done. He’s much happier, though, while puttering around with his own car. Footlmll 1,2.5; Baseball I; Intramural Sports 1,2,3. LUISE PERKINS 21 Chadwick Street, Glen Cove Luisc is quiet and known by all for her feminine charm. Her spare time is spent doncing, bowling, swimming, and skating. All who know her agree that she will be a wonderful secretary. Chorus 1,2,3,4: Choraleers 3,4; Latin Club I; French Club 2; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Intramural Sports 4; Tattler 4; PROFILE 4. WALTER PETZOLT 44 North Street, Locust Valley Walter is usually quiet and reserved. He particularly enjoys ice-skating and the activities of the boys club. After high school, like many other fellows, he is going to enlist in the Army. Intramural Sfwrts 1,2.3.4. FRANK RACANELLI 40 Cedar Swamp Road, Glen Cove Everyone knows and likes Rac. This energetic and all-around guy is an avid sports participant and three-letter-man. Rac wants to be a physical education teacher. Baseball 1.2.3,4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Football 3,4: Track 1.2: Ixitin Club I; Chorus I : Intramural Sports; PRO-FILE 4. DANIEL F. PIERCE 10 Craft Avenue, Glen Cove When we say Danny is a good sport, we mean it in many ways. Aside from being a top soccer player, he is always willing to go along with a joke, and more often than not. contributes his own. Soccer 2,3,4: Bowling 3,4: Golf 3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. THOMAS RICHARD POOLE Muttontown Road, Syosset I orn is a familiar sight on Glen Cove’s sports field having played basketball and baseball since his freshman year. He has the most sparkling blue eyes in the Senior Class. His main interest is flying. French Club 1.2; Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3,4: Baseball 1,2, 3.4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. ALAN ZACHARY PRIVEN 202 Willcts Lane, Jericho Al who is known by all. is a familiar member of Glen Cove’s tennis team. He can easily be recognized by his black, curly hair. In his spare time. AI works on remote controlled airplanes. Tennis 2,3,4: Intramural Sports I. 2,3.4: Spanish Club 2: Biology Club 2: Senior Science Club 3.4: Radio Club 3. NICEST EYES CLARE SANGEMTO JIMMY COVER ANTHONY RANIERI 9 Guilfoy Street, Glen Cove Tony, a likeable and friendly fellow, likes to participate in sports of all kinds, especially baseball, basketball, and football. His favorite pastime?— enjoying the fruits of the culinary arts, particularly good Italian food. Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Senior Science Club 3: PROFILE 4. MARY CATHERINE REILLY 30 Chestnut Street, Glen Cove Mary is usually quiet and soft-spoken in school. Away from school, she enjoys listening to all kinds ol music, especially ' Rock n Roll and Western music. She also enjoys dancing. Mary’s plan for the future is to be a secretary. Commercial Club making Club 4. 2,3,4: Honu DANIEL REYNOLDS 27 Carpenter Street, Glen Cove Danny is very quiet, shy. and reserved. He has been a valuable player on our baseball team for four years. Danny plans to go to college or enter into the service. Baseball 1.2.3.4: Intramural S utrls 1.2.3.4; I Jilin Club 1.2; Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3.4. PATRICIA RINA 32 Frances Terrace. Glen Cove Pal devoirs much of her lime lo cheer-leading, serving as co-caplnin. One of ihc busiest and peppiest gals around, she always manages lo have a smile for everyone and a cheerful Hi! Hiology Club 2; Senior Science C lub 3: Sfxinish Club 3.4: ( heerleading 2. 3.4: Glee Club I; PROFILE 4. JEAN ROBERTS 18 West 6th Street, Locust Vail ey Sportsmanship is one of Jean s fine attributes demonstrated by her many varied sports activities. This cute blonde, often seen playing on the intramural teams of either basketball, volleyball or baseball, is an avid Rock n Roll fan. Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Masquers 2.3.4: Photography Club 4: Corn mcrclal Club 2,3,4. BARBARA ROSENEL Crescent Beach Rond. Glen Cove Barbio always has a cheery smile for everyone nnd really is one of the nicest Seniors around, as well ns one of the best-dressed. Her future plans lie in the fields of fashion and merchandising. Masquers 1.2.3.4: Thespians 2.3.4: French Club 2.3.4: Latin Club I; Tattler 4: PROFILE 4. PATRICIA ROSSITTI 50 Katherine Street, Locust Vulley Pat is a friendly girl and nice to know. She is interested and loves to participate in all sports, especially basketball and softball. She also en joys good Rock n’ Roll” music. Bowling I : Badminton I : Archery I ; Masquers 3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2. 3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Com menial Club 2,3,4: Homemulting Club 4. •V.V.V.V.V.'.V.V.V.V • • • • • .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. CAMILLE ROTUNNO 57 Hazel Street, Glen Cove Camille is easily recognized by her striking red hair. Being very domestic-minded, she likes to bake and knit. She also has a love for sports, both as a participant nnd as a spectator. Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 2,3,4: Home malting Club 4. CAROLINE RUGGIERO 14 Fairmont Place, Glen Cove When one hears the nickname Ca being called, it belongs to none other than Caroline. As she is quite popular, you hear it often. With a quiet and unassuming nature, she will always Ik remembered by her friends. Commercial C lub 2.3,4; Pep Squad 3.4; Intramural Sports 3.4: Tattler 4: PROFILE 4. GUIDO SALVATO 26 Frost Pond Road. Glen Cove Guy” is that tall. dark, and handsome artist who is well known by all. The Slammin’ Sammy Snead of G.C.H.S. loves Italian food, especially ravioli. Band 1.2: Golf 1.2.3.4: Tattler 4: Biology Club 2; Senior Science C lub 3; Latin Club I: Intramural Sports 2.3.4: Junior Class President 3: Senior Executive Committee 4; PROFILE 3.4. THOMAS SAMUELSON 23rd Street. Jericho Sam is best known to most of us for his hearty laugh which rings out on every possible occasion. His spare time is usually spent together with his many friends in some activity. Chorus 1,2: Masquers 1,2.3.4; Chess Club 1.2: Senior Science Club 3: Senior Class Executive Committee 4: French Club 1.2. GLORIA SANDHI RG •10 Northfield Rood. Glen Cove To those who know C 'Jorin, she in a true friend. quirt and rrsrrvrd. Slu lias lirmiliful lone liair lliat onr enn-not help nut nolirr. Artistically. Gloria is quite talented and always lias an almndanre of original ideas. S Htnish Club 1.2 A: Commercial Club 1.23.1: lulrurnurul Sports 2. CLARF SANGFNITO 5 Stunco Street. Glen Cove If you see a sweet, dark curly-liaircd Miss, whose sparkling eyes and pert features are outstanding, you II know it’s Claire. Lor the past two years, she has Keen active as a majorette. She also is fond of sports. Majorettes 3,4: Masquers 2.3.1: Chorus 1,2: Commercial Club 1.2,3.4: lattler 4; Intramural Sf forts 1,2.3.4. PRISCILLA THFRFSA SANTO 14 Franklin Avenue, Glen Cove Priscilla is a quiet girl and very easy to get along with. In her s| are time, she likes to play the piano. She is also an enthusiastic bowling fan. I'reach Club 2.3.4: Masquers 3.4: Chorus 2: Urology Club 2: Iutller 3; Si’nior Science ( lub 3; Senior ( lass lixeculive Committee 4. ROBFRT PAUL SAWICKI Glen Head Road, Glen I lead This is n hoy who really lakes life nice ami easy, tin way it tomes to him. It is apparent that Boh is at peace with lie world and has no worries whatsoever. He enjoys many things, especially jiartit i pat ion in almost all s| orls. tl Intramural Sports 2.3.4. IOHN SCARI O 13 Bella Vista Avenue, ('den Cove A really sj orts-mindotl l� oy, “Siki. as he has lx en ni k named, can lx found every fall pratliting with our football learn, lie also is very active in intramural s|x� rls. A regular fellow, lie is “one of the lx� ys. I iHithull 2.3,4: I.2,3,4. Intramural Sports KARI N SCHRAMM Old Wheatley Road. Brookxillc I lere we have Glen Cove’s answer to the happy-go-lucky. carfree girl whose main ambition is to enjoy life. She loves to dance ami go to parlies. Karen wants to enter into the Commercial Art field later on. library Club 2: Youth Forum 2: S Kinis i Club 2: Intramural Sports 2.3. F.l JGF.NF. SFBASTIANO 26 Fast Av enuc. Glen Cove Lugene is a quiet anti reserved lx v with a nice smile. He especially likes s[� orts. namely bnsebnll anti basketball, and Rock ’n’ Roll” music. After high school, he wants to join the Navy. Masquers I.2.3.4 3: Intramural Sporls IRFNF SHFMANSKI 13 Saint James Place, Glen Cove Irene, n truly energetic person, is active in Sf� orts ranging Irom swimming to horselmtk riding. She also enjoys things that pu . Jo her or arouse her curiosity. With her persistence ami vitality, she will surely succeed in anything she undertakes. Commertiul (lub 1,2,3,4: Masquers 2.3.4: ( horns 1,2,3. Intramural S rorls 1,2,3,4: Tultler 4; Pep Squad. rr BEST DANCFRS FRIT) III.INRICII BARBARA BROCCOLO SANDRA SILVER 15 Hillside Avenue, Glen Cove Sandy is a liard and ardent worker in all lier activities. When she says she will do something, you know it will be done well. We will all remember her friendliness and good sportsmanship. Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: T tin Club I: French Club 2,5: Masquers 5.1; Tattler 2.5.4. BARRY SMITH 27 Purdue Road. Glen Cove Barry is quiet and everybody’s friend. He is usually seen working on the Tattler Advertising Staff. Barry’s skillful use of his organizational talents will undoubtedly help him in his future at college. Tattler 1.2,5,4: Masquers 1,2.5,4; Thespians 5.4: l-utin Club 1.2,5,4; Library Club 1,2,5.4: Chess Club 1,2: Basketball 1.2.5.4: Alpha 4. MARVA SMITH 20 Austral Avenue. Glen Cove A newcomer to Glen Cove High in her Junior year. Marva was a welcome nddilion to our class. With her happy personality, she readily made friends. Adept ot most sports, she is especially skillful on the basketball court! Spanish Club 5.4: Pep Squad 5.4: Intramural Sports 2,5,4. MOST POPULAR JUNIORS VINNEY MADDEN BARBARA WACZKOWSKI GUY WINSLOW SOBERING Piping Rock Road. Ix cust Valley A combination of quiet courteousness. a sense of humor, and a ready smile typifies Guy. He has a flair for snapping fine shots with his camera anti is also keenly interested in cars. Track 2.4: Masquers 5: Band I: Senior Science Club 5: Photography Club 2,5; Chess Club 2.5.4: Intramural Sports 1.2,5.4. LILLIAN SOFFE 50 Shore Road, Glen Cove Lu,’’ cute as a button, cun count most of the Senior Class as her friends. She is noted for her unassuming manner and infectious laughter, os well as for her sincere desire to help others. Red Cross I: Commercial Club 2.5. 4: Intramural Sports 1,2,5,4. JOHN P. SOLOMITO 57 Guilfoy Street, Glen Cove Johnnie has that mischievous grin and joking manner that spell lun. Although much of his attention goes to baseball and basketball, his chief interest lies in music. He is president of the band this year and expects to continue with music after high school. Band 1.2,5,4. r RICHARD SNAYD 26 Sylvia Street, Glen Head Dick, a wonderful athlete, has a keen sense of sportsmanship, shown by his capable leadership as captain of the soccer team. He has many fine traits which will be great assets to him in his engineering career. Band 5,4: Soccer 2.5,4: Intramural Sports 1.2.5.4: Biology Club 2; Photography Club 5.4. JOSEPH SOMELOFSKE Lattingtown Road. Locust Valley Here s an agreeable fellow—he likes everything! Tops on Joe’s list though, arc Rock n’ Roll music and sports. He is always well-dressed and friendly to oil. Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1; Track 1: Football 5; Soccer 2: Intramural Sports; PROFILE 2,5,4. [50] .v.v.v.v.v I-:-:-:-:-:- CONCETTA STANCO 38 Bella Visla Avenue, Glen Cove Ckclto ns she is known lo her friends, is always an active and hardworking girl. She has a great interest in sports and displays her athletic ability often. She is also a faithful listener of Rock n Roll. Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4; Masquers. JOSEPH JAMES STANCO 73 Elm Street. Glen Cove Joe is an extremely intelligent hoy with a knack for science and mathematics. Working with radios takes up much of his spare time. Track 1,2.3: Soccer 2: Intramural Sports 2.3.4; Masquers 3.4: I atin Club 2.3: Pholography Club 1.3.4: Senior Science Club 3.4: N.L.S.S. 2: Biology Club 2; Radio Club 2: Tropical Fish Club 2: Chess Club 2.3.4: Alpha 3.4: PROFILE 4. NUNZIO STANCO 10 Club Road, Glen Cove Chick is noted for his dark brown curly hair and friendly smile for everyone. Being athletically inclined he is an important member of our golf team. Chick has a secret ambition and that is to be a newspaper reporter. Golf 2,3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. EDWIN A. STUBBS 40 Poplar Place, Glen Cove Ed's nicknames vary but one of the most popular is Slubbsy.” He spends most of his lime operating a ham radio station. Ed is a very friendly and likeable guy. Band 1,2: Latin Club 2: Radio Club 2; Football 2.3; Senior Science Club 3.4; Thespians 4; Basketball 1; Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4. MARY ANN SUCHARSKI 8 Sheppard Street, Glen Head Mary Ann likes homemaking and displays her domestic abilities through knitting and baking. This attractive girl has a fine voice and has been a valuable addition to our Choralccrs. Chorus 1.2.3,4; Choraleers 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3,4: Home Eco- nomics Club 4; Junior Class Executive Committee 3. ROBERT B. SWA IDA I Glen Cove Drive, Glen Head Bobo, ' with his contagious lough and ready wit. is an outstanding member of our class. He especially photographs well while wearing a toga. Fattier 3,4; Masquers 3.4; Thespians 3.4: Biology Club 2: Chess Club 1.2. 3; Senior Science Club 3; Ixtlin Club 1.2.3.4: PROFILE 4. DOLORES SWANDER 6 Westfield Place. Glen Cove Sue,” os she prefers to be called, is one of the more attractive girls in the Senior Class. Unfailingly courteous lo all those around her. Sue will be long remembered for her exceptional charm. Commercial Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 3.4; Intramural Sports 1.2: Pep Squad 2,3: Tattler 4. JOSEPH J. TAVERNESE 44 Grove Street, Glen Cove Mates enjoys shooting a good game of pool among other things. He can be seen frequently at the Sto ks— another of his interests. After high school. Mates wants to go to the LaGuardia Academy of Aeronautics. Track I ; Football I: Geometry Slide Rule Club 3: Chorus 2.3: Intramural Sports 1. RICHARD VINCENT I I.IM DING 6 Southridge Drive, Glen Cove It wouldn’t be nn exaggeration to sav that almost everyone within these halls knows and likes “Top. Possessing a wide grin and a happy-go-lucky nature, he will surely He rememl erod by all of us. MOST POPULAR FRESHMEN CHARLES JOHNSON LORRAINE MACKAY RICHARD VANDENBURG 16 Benjamin Street, Glen Head “Van” is usually referred to as the ’’strong, silent type.” Although lie is moderately interested in sports, Van s main interest, since he has been with us is in the field of auto mechanics and hot rods. Soccer 2.5.4: Band 2 A.4; C less Club 2: Photography Club 2: French Club 2: Senior Science Club 5.4; Bowling 2,4: Intramural Sfyorls 2,5.1. PATRICIA TLTTA I Seaman Road, Glen Cove Pat is a very sweet and quiet girl. She is particularly adept at, and enjoys all the homemaking arts especially cooking and sewing. After high school u secretarial position is in line. Commercial Club 1,2,5.4: Band 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3. Track I: Basketball I: Intramural Sports 2,3.4: Hot Rot! Club 3. FLORENCE WALKER 57d. Chestnut Street, Glen Cove “Flo” has a charming personality, litre ausc of her snappy answers and contagious laughter, she has made many friends. She is a hard worker in rattler” and in all her many other activities ns well. Chorus I; Masquers 1,2.3.4; Thespians 3.4: Band 2.3: Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3.4: Tattler 3,4; Biology Club 2; PROFILE 4. MARIE TILLEY 8 East Avenue, Glen Cove Usually quiet in school, Marie gave us plenty ol shouts through her support on the Pep Squad. Her interests, as evidenced by her activities, arc in keeping with the good sportsmanship she shows. Commercial Club 2,3,4: Intramural Sfxtrls 2.3.4; Pep Squad 2,3; Homemaking Club 4; Photography Club 3. MADELINE VALENZESE 444 Forest Avenue, Locust Valley The old odage that the best things come in small packages” certainly applies to Peggy.” A cute girl who is well-liked by her friends, she likes to collect many things—among them, pictures of television stars and Japanese dolls. Band I; Chorus 1; Commercial Club 3,4; Intramural S wrts 1,3. THOMAS WANSOR 31 Shore Road, Glen Cove Jibber, a regular guy who likes to have fun. is one ol Glen Cove’s many car enthusiasts. In his spare time. In-fan be found fixing his hot-rod. lie also likes to draw, so naturally art is his favorite subject. Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4. NANCY WANZOR 33 Cody Avenue, Glen 1 lead Nancy is usually a calm and collected girl, except when she is with Aggie. 1 lien she sheds her quiet exterior and brings out her real fun-loving self. After graduation from G.c.l I S., Nancy hopes to w ork in the I cicphonc Company. Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. •� T' f ir a AVli ANNE WEBB Chestnut direct. Glen Cove Anne lias worked hard and long this year as an editor of ’fattier. A quiet, well-mannered and feminine girl, it is always a pleasure to be in her company. I aider 1,2,3,4; Latin Club I; I'rench ( lub 2.3.4; Library Club 1.2. 3,4; Biology Club 2; Masquers 1,2,3, 4; Ihespians 2,3,4; Alpha 2,3,4; PROFILE 3,4. NORMAN WEGARD 210 Halsey Avenue, Jericho Norman is known for his happy-go-lucky personality. He has jet-black, wavy hair and a passion for fun. His friendliness will be remembered by all of us. French Club 2; Senior Science Club 4: Intramural Sports 2,3. GERARD WEISBERG 14 Jefferson Street, Glen Cove Jerry” left G.C.H.S. because of illness and is now finishing his senior year. He is a welcome addition to our class as he has a pleasant disposion and a sunny smile. Band 1,2,3. ROY WOLLO 0 Bryce Avenue, Glen Cove Roy is new in G.C H.S. this year but that hasn't kept him from making friends fast. Roy is very interested in radio work and hopes to enter the Radio Announcing and Disc Jockey-field. Service Squad 1,2; Radio Station WNYE 2: Masquers 2,3,4; Public Speaking Club 2; Boosters 2,3; Intramural Sports 2. EUGENE WOODS 6 Frost Pond Road, Glen Cove Sonny” has that inborn quality of rhythm. His terrific talent at the drums is known by all of us. After graduation Gene wants to join the Marines and then become a professional musician. Band 1,2,3,4; ROBERT C. WUESTEFELD 53 Washington Avenue, Glen Head Bob is adept at and enjoys all the science courses in G.C.H.S. especially Chemistry. 1 his tall, friendly fellow is active in soccer and intramural sports. Latin Club 1.2; Biology Club 2: Senior Science Club 3,4; Soccer 3.4: Bowling 2; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. GAIL WUTSCH Sheep Lane, Locust Valley Gail is one of our more athletically-inclined Seniors, as is shown by her interest and participation in the intramural sports program. One of the valley girls. Gail is usually quiet, soft-spoken, and friendly to all. Commercial Club 3,4: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. PHYLLIS ZICCARDI 36 Third Street, Glen Cove Everything seems to suit Phil” just right. Both her sparkling wit and her constant laughter add up to a real happy-go-lucky girl. She is known for her long conversations while selling candy at the Cove. Chorus 3,4; Tattler 1,2,3.4; Commercial Club 1.2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Junior Executive Committee 3. ADRIANNE J. ZIMMERMAN 200 Willets Lane, Jericho Known as Candy” this pert Miss has made many friends during her high school years. She is a very versatile girl, as may be seen from her list of activities. Latin Club 2,3: Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3: Tattler 3,4; Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4; Masquers 3.4; PROFILE 4. Autographs t JUNIOR GIRLS Front Row. left to right: P. Floccari. M. Sanfratello. P. Floccari. C. Capobianro. J. Wcllenrulher, P. Daily. M. Palmiotto. M. Petchock. L. Campbell. B. Bellospirito. J. Sandillo, L Subonski. M. Solomito, A. Polinski. M ( alanto. F. McKay. J. Molesky, M. Casey, B. Colan7ano. C. Galantc. Second Row: E. Holgerson. R. Slango, C. Cusimano. C. Dalilslrom, M. Schmidt. S. Mandlehaum. A. Smilb. Z. Moses. J. Worley. C. Sbcrman, M. Goldman. D. l-ansiedel. E Mncinnos, A. Nicholson, J. Hammcl, B. Franson. V. Arnold. Third Row: E. banning. V. Weldon. J. Volpe, V. Nasb. J. King. N. Ncilscn, J. Zollo, E. Siarkowski, M. Colangclo, R. Callucci, A. Scappaticci. L. Galanlc, A. Conway. B. Scharfcnbcrgrr. A. I-rver. J. Perrotla. A. Melillo. Fourth Rote: R. Davidson. M. Ronaldo. J. Magliochetti. I. Durkco, I. Nilkewicz. R. Manning. C. Fowler, N. Groblewski. M. Pfister. V. Nigro, I. Cover. C. Tburslon, N. Martino. P. Gorman, A. Butler. D. Scarpinato. M. Vcrinoscus. Fifth Row: P. Korn, C. I'anning. H. Dick, A. O Rourke, J. Sharpe. M. Putala, B. Waczkowski. J. Zimmerman, M. Catancse, V. Greenbalgb. M. Holley. E. Ka minski. J. Reinfeld, D. Domagola. T. Soroconski. Sixth Row: G. Zembko. B. Davis. B Van Sise, D. Parker, L Holley, A Hopkins, M. Walcott, P. Ronaldo. JUNIOR BOYS Front Row. left to right: K. Arnold. V. Herbert. R. Groenidgo. H. Kindi, J. Wairul. C. Kurcboffor. H. Buchanan. A. I avernoso, J. Savino. G. Cooper. R. Brown. M. Corozzo. A. Nonini, D. McKcon. J. McGrady, J. Bartley. T. Del Ferraro. A. Ciampi. Second Row: T. Sokol. D. Levy. F. Farbatko, J. Scmbler. D. Giovinazzo, R. Groblewski. K. Rushed. P. Young. II. Miller. K. Broccolo, W. Frame. R. Pincus. T. Gurney. J. Holmes. R. Miller. M. Abbondondolo. J. Yonkasky. Third Row: R. lorgunto. J. Davis. F. Huff. G. Sprague, T. Brown, F. Danniello. T. Reilly. G. Zylnievicz. F'.. Altieri. J. Hasay. G. Nelson, A. Miller, J. Karcbcr, L. Wcng, K. Morris. J. Dailey. C. Arnold. Fourth Row: E. Hullcran. L. Moron. H. Van Voorbis. E. Kelly. E. Convey. J. Trot la. I. Brylczyk. B. Bedrick. D. Sbortell, J. Reese. J. Mitchell. J. Capobianco. V. Madden. R. Herdt. W .Shields. T. Eccles. R. Brown. R. Woodbury. Fifth Row: R. Metzger. F. Hoffman, W. Goelzer. J. Matthews. R. I.oftis, G. Caccio. M. Katz. C. Doran. P. McMahon. J. Wolke. D. Palladino. R. Friedman. T. O’Rourke. Sixth Row: E. Nelson. T Kleerran. B. Poole. G. Sesslcr. K. Alexander. N. McNaughton, R. Gracpel. S. Sekelsky. J. O'Rourke. R. Hinde. G. Me Michael. J U N I O R S s o p H o M O R E S [36] SOPHOMORE GIRLS Front Row. left to right: M. Spinello, Mr. Ronaldo. H. Soffe. M. Shedrick. .1. Speed, P. Walsh. P. Klcchcr. B. Rule. C. McCauley. M. Nolan, .1. Goss. A. Shumski. M. LoRoccn, V. Casteluccio, J. Galante. A. Smith. B. Lenear. D. Manning. B. Gorzelski. Second Row: M. Melendez. B. Noble. V. Cymbalist. M. Kcpecs. P. I'eikcrt. E. Mueller. J. Kiklira. E. Morley, M. Lipschutz. B. Jones. C. McDougall. C. Welt. B. Stutz. B. Tracy. G. Ciurleo. C. Izzo.Third Row: M. Var-richio. A. Familctti, L. Capobianco. B. Berk. J. Graf. S. Berk. L. Moore. A. Gunaltay. C. Johnson. C. Martino. M. Rossetti. M. Gallart. M. Caggiano. S. Zrake. P. Checola. S. Fehr, E. Galardi. Fourth Row: B. Graziose. J. Capobianco, C. Tilton. P. Broccolo, C. Larkin, M. Yerry. L. Vorst. A. Kopctic. S. Stevenson. N. Finkclslein, S. Eggleston. B. Smith, R. Hamilton. P. Williams. M. Ruggerio. S. Morris. S. Schrocder. G. Gillen, G. Clements. Fifth Row: B. O Neill. T. Stanco, P. Freedman. A. Pcluso. M. Sheridan. W. Mickcns. C. Pinkney. M. Gibson. B. Brown. J. 7.ier. B Sidorski. B. Holland. M. Fieselman. G. Sudholz. P. Ceglin. H. Baade. L. Tancrcdi, K. Brown. J. Sydow. Sixth Row: M. Ellen, P. Parker. P. Davis. M. Meyer. A. Norvik. A. Zaleski. M. Schuessler. E. Holley. E. Giles, S. O'Neill. N. Nincve, I. Buie, S. Ncilson. SOPHOMORE BOYS Front Row. left to right: J. Sanfratello. C. Fallica. M. McMahon. C. Abate. J. Heintz. G. Pinckney. L. McFadden. W. Galik, T . McCabe. R. Vctrino. R. Caristo. R. Fcrravantc. R. Chidestcr. J. McAlcer. C. Brown. R. Brit. J. Waskiewkz, M. Young. T. Conway. Second Row: A. Davis, M. Stanco. H. Hicks. N. Gederburg. C. Ranieri. G. Pach-muller. B. Ferris. K. Pyke. G. Balos, W. Kule, R. DeMaio, IV Wilson. D. Moore. D. Sessler. H. Hodum. M. Herwig. N. Culbrcth. W. Gregory. Third Row: J. Gruber. T, Famigletti, W. Rilling, C. Mayo. D. Madden. W. Bernada. F. Previd. C. Santello, S. Ring. P. Lopez. T. Boris. L. Basille. G. Cocchiola. G. Emmarino. J. Dethomasis. J. Potter. F. Vital. D. Tate. Fourth Row: A. Davis. J. Gregory. L. Finn. D. Moore. B. Nelson. R. Seaman. C. Sharpe, J. Minsky. A. Ritchie. A. Genova. M. Pascucci. F. Divonzo. M. Broullon, B. Halzkamp, V. Simoncschi. J. Lalondc. Fifth Row: E. Nastri, L. McCarthy. R. West. H. Rapelje. A. Ring. A. Vanlleldon. A. VanHeldon. W. Kenary. K. Johnston. R. Musson. B. Halvorsen, J. Domaradzki. D. Brown, L. Maufroy, T. Nilsson. C. Stehlin. J. Welt. B. Stutz. B. Tracy. G. Ciurleo. C. Izzo. Third Row: M. Var-J. Santacroze. L. Ahlstrand. W. Powell, G. Holzcamp, C. Gambino. C. Martino. C. Martino. V. Toronto. R. Alexander. A. Snell. N. Cooper. P. Rice. P. Ketchum. A. Hudson. Seventh Row: L. Cornell, J. Thornton. L. Tunier. J. Nalcvaiko, R. Coddington. W. Doran. R. I.ee. G. Pruit. M. Reizcs. F. Holscamp. D. Schelin. P. Weng. W. Davis, R. Jacobs. R. Fowlc, J. Wambough, J. Silver, R. Honeyman. FRESHMAN GIRLS Front Row. left to right: S. Greene, M. Wordsman. M. Muldoon. D. Buchanan. S. Mason. M. MasseUi. K. Mahoney. K. Petroccia. A. Yuln, S. Wrenshall. S. Jennclt. J. Lamb. M. O Killeo. D. Farrell, B. Hascy, R. Bigby, O. Brown. L. Cassens. Second Row: G. McQuade. S. Newell. C. Wordsman, M. Yonkasky. J. Au. P. Holland. H. Soffc. R. Werther, E. Wordsman. A. Grossman. C. Rose. J. Manney. J. Giamhruno. B. Sangenito. B. Anderson. J. Evans. P. Evans. M. McKenzie. Third Row: B. Forsmirc, P. Talc. D. Mason. L. McKay. S. Cormeny, G. Craig. M. Martino. C. Filipponc, J. Coddinglon. M. Rossclli. L. Famiglette. J. Whelan. M. Ricco. C. Bono. B. Grella, R. Famiglclli. D. Burnclt. D. Mealing. Fourth Row: J. Kiclbasa. P. Esposito. D. Martinez. J. Hicks. S. Weng. M. Rogers. M. Johnson, P. Ford. D. Scott. E. Pagan. K. Muller. H. Colon. G. Salvalo. B. Cohen, M. Sckelsky. R. Melon, B. Brown. L. Alexander. K. Parashas. Fifth Row: P. Nalcvaiko. G. Guriere. J. Bcllidora. M. Malloy. E. Flammio, C. Krauss. J. Dunlap. M. bitzpatrick. K. Kirby. S. Scott. B. Sangenito. D. Schcpanski. D. Martin. B. Kaufman. M. Stubbs. R. Scaramuzzo. Sixth Row: L. Kaufman. L. Zambclli, J. Morgan. E. Felis. V. Culbrcth. F. Davis. C. Sccfonas. B. f anning, A. Bruin. P. Wolson, A. Ronaldo, M. Robless, M. Manning. J. Berger. FRESHMAN BOYS Front Row. left to right: J. Floccari, C. Johnson. P. Massago. T. Abbondondolo. R. Morgan. C. DeGraff. P. Letellier. A. Whittaker. R. Mueller. B. Tast. II. Fredman. J. Kaplan. B. Lipton, R. Morris. E. Hill. M. Clark. L. Anzalone, J. McKenzie. D. Powers. B. Issac. F. . Nilkewicz. L. Perrono. Second Row: D. Buckhout. J. Richards, R. Apgar. T. Anderson. P. Strickland, C. Nowicki. S. Walzcr. A. Levine. B. Fitzpatrick. D. Iuimbertson. C. Johnson. II. Bishop. J. Burns. P. Buonincontri. O. Peluso. A. Ronaldo. F. Miller, V. Smith, F. Henderson. Third Row: B. Frinzilas. A. Arena. R. Deegan. D. Marrone. A. Ehrich. R. Boerum. G. Ball. I. Maxwell. R. Batchelor. T. DellaRatta. M. Ziccardi, E. Bocrcm, E. Kaufman. G. Lamb. C. Johnson. R. Tonge, A. Becker. G. Allgaier. Fourth Row: R. Gallo. J. Napolitano. F. Abbondondolo. R. Simmons, K. Brottcnberg, C. Nelson. R. Eldermier. L. Vinelli. H. Nowiki. II. Renalds. L. Wein-traub. D. Johnson. P. Mercadnntc. T. Herdt. J. Fowler. R. Brown, G. Neusek. J. Solomito. L Kaplan. Fifth Row: W. Adamcewicz. P. Hantos. P. Lopez. E. Puetzer. J. Rizzo. H. Atkinson. R. W asly. w. HoydI. B. Lederman, A. Famiglctti. R. Stewart. W. Gibson. J. Tausch, J. Woodbury. H. Hilton. Sixth Row: R. Grabowski. W. Chccola. H. Kenary. A. Pardo, A. Walker. H. Michelsen. J. Kozuszko, F. Waagc, J. Taylor, 1. Hudson. F. Colangelo, H. Berghaus. [38} Activities The Wall Street Exchange.’ The change from the individual life of the animal to the group life of civilized man, which becomes a life of ever-expanding complexity as our scientific civilization advances, would obviously be impossible unless the individual learned in ever-increasing measure to subordinate his impulses and interests to the furtherance of the group life. [39] Robert Andrews Millikan Senior Ball Wlicn you art seventeen and in lo c. I his year, the theme of the annual Senior Ball, held on December 2. was A Night in Venice. I he gym was beautifully decorated with pale blue and white streamers. Murals of Italian peasants covered the walls and bright red and white poles were scattered along the sides. 1 he centerpiece, a gondola filled with flowers and greens, graced the dance floor. 1 he tour de force of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen, I red Heinrich and Anita Eberhara. I he dance was a tremendous success and paid fine tribute to the efforts of the Class ol 56. MY SISTER EILEEN CAST In order of their appearance Mr. Christopher Violet Shelton Ruth Sherwood .... Mrs. Wade . . . Frances Michienzi Eileen Sherwood . . . Robert Baker Guido Salvato Jensen Wayne Boerem Maurice Mills First Boy 1 William Mathieson f Second Boy A pair of drunks . . . . . . Alexander Whittaker Six Future Admirals . . J Anthony Grella J Gregory Corozzo W illiam Mathieson John Scarfo Kenneth Jahn .... John Solomito Lonigan Walter Sherwood The Wreck Mr. Fletcher Robert Mayhew Prospective tenants . . . J Carol Dioguardi ) Nancy Johansen Helen Wade 1 he Consul Frank Lippencott . . . lames Caggiano Street Vendor . . Edward Del Ferraro Chic Clark Sand Hog .... Frank Malaspina Cossack Jeff Posner [42] Profile EDITORIAL STAFF I'ront Row. left to right: L. Perkins. Transcription: M. Casey. Junior Editor. Second Row: P. Campbell. P. Neill, CoEditors-in-Chief; A. Rolhslein. Faculty Advisor. Third Row: M. Hoi m. Transcription: P. Malloy, Business Manager; R. Cebon. Photographer, f ourth Row: G. Salvato. Art Editor; F. Huff. Junior Editor. NOT PICTURED: R. Dickie, Literary Editor; Joan Sharpe, Junior Editor. Crammed with pictures, glowing with description and full of useful information, the PROFILE is published each year as an annual record of school life. Its creators are the Art, Literary, Business and Transcription staffs composed of Seniors. Editors-to-be from the Junior Class are chosen to assist the Co-Editors-in-Chief who. at present, are Pat Camnbell and Pat Neill. The PROFILE is cherished because of the happy memories with which it is associated. ART STAFF Left to right: J. Somelofskc, R. Menkes, G. Salvalo, A. Johnson. BUSINESS STAFF Front Row. left to right: R. Johnson. M. Dester, D. DcPrisco. B. Johnson. E. Pupps, B. Davis. Second Row: E. Munson. D. Golcr. Third Row: J. Cormeny, P. Rina. P. Malloy. L Basile, M. Friedman J. Colasantc. Fourth Row: W. Hcaly, A. Cusimano, J. O Neill, R. Swaida. LITERARY STAFF Front Row. left to right: E. Booy. F. Walker. A. YVcbh. L. .Mode. Second Row: J. Cngiano. J. Cormeny, J. Posner, P. Malloy, B. Rosencl, C. Dioguardi. CIRCULATION STAFF Front Row. left to right: L. Bnsilc, J. Moskal. J. Bianconi. M. Dcster, D. DcPrisco. B. Davis. E. Papps. Second Row: N. Jensen. J. Cormeny. D. Glocr, P. Malloy. P. Rina. M. Friedman. E. Munson. Third Row: R. Mazzone, W. Flcaly. J. Bartley. S. Anzalonc. XL CLEN COVE, N. Y., TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1955 bon Wins Class Of 1956 Elea rs Take Scholarship Test; i Shares ZOO Scholarships :tober 26, five percent of the senior class chosen aiden os the most promising college material Himinary aptitude test to determine which stud-oe eligible to receive a four year college schol- vering up to full tuition and living expenses, by The National Merit Scholarship Corporation, ilen Cove High students participating are: Ted II Hedman, Anthony Cuisimano, Roberta Dickie, ob, Emmy Booy, Dick Snayd, Stratton Buckhurst, 'smith EDITORIAL STAFF- L t lo right: J. Posnor. Circulation Editor; F. Walker. Ass’l Feature Editor; R. Cclion. Photographer: E. Booy. News Editor; D. Levy, Sports Editor; A. Webb, Feature Editor; A. Quilly, Faculty Advisor. The Tattler The TATTLER is Glen Cove High’s newspaper. It is published monthly, by the students, under the auspices ol the Board ol Education. The I AT I LER contains news about important events in the school, as well as feature columns and editorials. In the past five years, TATTLER has not failed to win a prize in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association competition. Each fall. Junior Editors are chosen by the editors and faculty advisor. I hese editors are trained to run the paper and to assume full responsibility in the spring. The TATT LER is self-supporting and hence, students sell advertising space to help pay for the paper. I he sale of advertising, the writing and editing of articles, and the circulation and distribution of TAT TLER all combine to give many students a good idea of the workings of a modern newspaper. T his “TATI LER Training’’ has borne fruit on many college, weekly, and daily newspapers. Closs Vo Po' Posner, f 3re arc ZUU schoiar-100 certificates of ed in the country, ram is administrated ional Merit Scholar-ration, an indepond-ued on page 2 ClUb ‘ that, it is regrettable that we are forced to discontinue the club’s normal activity period. However, we may be able to work out a program for after school or evening activities instead.’’ how Off’ Due Dec. 15, 16 Many Student Successes The Latin Club held its first meeting on October 4 to. elect officers. The titles of the officers arc derived from the original Roman government. In true Roman style it has two sets of officers, each to balance and check the other. All upper class Latin students with nn average of 80 or over are eligible for membership. The Consuls are Barry Bed-rick, and Heather Dick; Prae- Seniors Attend Tribui Hear Views On Atoms Over thirty members of the Senior clt York Herald Tribune Forum on October teenth. Half the group attended each night, session, a discussion of the Promise and Power, ’ was held at the United Nations bu October seventeenth, an explanation of the in Tension Areas,” was hold in the Waldpr room. ------------------ — The TRANSCRIPTION STAFF Front Row. left to right: P. Ziccardi. B. Broccolo. J. I .obncio, L. Perkins. Second Row: D. Swander. B. Frigeria. C. Sangenito, B. Hnrtncy. M. Giambruno, M. Lamb. Third Row: I. Egan. J. Moskal. P. Telia, M. Holm. NUMBER 12 tober sixteent lems of Atomi The session c istructive Action ria Grand Ball- ons Split Ticket and M. Holrr BUSINESS STAFF Front Row, left to right: C. Trolta, G. McQuade. Second Row: M. McKenzie. B. Slulz. Third Row: J. Liggero. Faculty Advisor: S. Silver, D. Golcr. Fourth Row: B. Davis, R. Davidson. rder that whew Seniors the - REPORTING STAFF Front Row. left to right: V Culbrrtb. M. Muldoon, S. Wrensball, C. Johnson, L Capobianco. Second Row: J. Kurz. L Mock, J. Graf. P. Neill. Third Row: C. Well, J. Reinfcld, E. Kaminski. R. Slanco, C. Dioguardi. Fourth Row: M. Young. D. Levy. J. Cormcny, R. Swaida, R. Cchon. on of the pro- [47] Library Club In order to keep an orderly and neat library, the librarian needs some assistance From the student body. The Library Club helps to fill that need. The members devote at least one period a week to the library, putting books away on the shelves, doing desk work, and offering assistance to other students when it is needed. The club bolds two social functions during the year. One is the annual party at which new members are initiated into the club. The other, a faculty-student tea is held in conjunction with the Home Economics Club. At the tea there is opportunity for the students and faculty to meet each other informally. LIBRARY CLUB Officers: D. Golcr. Vice-President; P. Renaldo, Secretary; D. Nicholson. President; C. Trolla, Treasurer. ALPHA SOCIETY T. Miller. President; W. Hodman. Vice-President; R. Di kic. Secretary. Alpha Society Loretta McNamara. Advisor. There are two main requirements for membership in the Alpha Society — high scholastic standing, and participation in extra-curricular activities. The two highlights of the ‘ Alpha year are the Alpha Assembly in September and the Alpha Dinner given for Alpha members by the faculty and the Board of Education. This year the officers are: Ted Miller. President: Bill Hedman. Vice-President; and Roberta Dickie, Secretary. 1 o be a member of Alpha is truly a great honor for which all students should strive. [49] Masquers and The Masquers are kept constantly on the go. In December of each year they present a full length play which is eagerlv awaited by a large portion of Glen Cove. This year s presentation, I he Show-off. was a rollicking comedy about the twenties. Later in the year, the Masquers take a trip into the city to see a Broadway plav. Membership in Masquers includes not only would-be actors and actresses, but also those interested in costume design, makeup, and stage crew. Members who have earned ten credits are eligible to join the National Thespians, 1 roupe 41. [50] Thespians Latin Club A valuable insight to Roman civilization and culture is gained through membership in the Latin Club — an organization which is both interesting and informative. It is comprised of Latin students who have shown themselves to be outstanding in classwork, and have maintained at least an 85% average. Sponsored by Mrs. Shenton, the club holds an annual Roman Banquet. 1 he members, dressed in togas, eat Roman food, play Roman games, and in general re-create the Roman way ol life — even if ordy for one evening. 1 his year, they also presented a play. Death of a Roman. Unlike most clubs, they do not have a President. Instead, they are truly Romans and elect two consuls as their major oflicials and have also Quaestors, Aediles, Praetors, 1 ribunes and Pro-consuls. Spanish Club One of tlie highlights of the year is the annual Spanis h-French Club Christmas party. Both clubs provide entertainment for the evening. I he Spanish Club s contribution is the breaking of the pinata, an old custom in Spain. In the past year, the Spanish Club was visited by a representative of the Latin-American Institute who spoke on ‘The Opportunities in the Linguistic Field. T he Club offers an opportunity to those interested to learn some ol the colorful history and customs of Spain. French Club Le Cercle Francais Members of the French Club all agree that theirs is one of the more pleasant ways of learning about life in a foreign country. The French Club belongs to the Franco-American Association and receives slides, films and various displays showing some facets of French life and countryside. The Parisian Prom' is put on by the French students annually and has grown to be one of the school s most popular events. 1 hen, each year the members try to do something a little different in the way of a club trip. Last year they included a dinner at a small French restaurant noted for its Callic charm. This year the advanced students attended a performance of Le Comedie Francais. Due to the huge popularity of the French Club, it has been subdivided into a Senior French Club and a Junior French Club. Membership is open to all who take French; French I students, however, must maintain an average of 85% to remain in the club. JUNIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB Commercial Clubs All commercial students are eligible to join either the Junior or Senior Commercial Club. The Junior Club is sponsored by Mr. MacDonald and is open to freshmen and sophomores. Miss Van Eman sponsors the Senior group which is for juniors and seniors. During the year the members enjoy field trips to local business establishments and also have guest speakers. SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB Biology Club Each year the Biology Club holds an old-fashioned ’ box supper. 1 he gaily wrapped boxes usually contain fried chicken and chocolate layer cake. After the last crumb has been eaten, the tables are pushed back and an impromptu dance is held. In the spring, the club goes on a field trip to nearby woods to collect specimens. Sometime in May, they crawl out of their field clothes, don their best, and go to New York to visit the Museum of National History and see a play. Members of the club are Biology students who have maintained the average of 85%. [56] Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club, under the direction of Mrs. CoIIigan, is a comparatively new organization in Glen Cove High School. In order to become a member, a girl must maintain an average of 85% or better in Home Economics. 1 he purpose of its meetings is to provide its members with a social hour combined with discussions on subjects of interest related to Home Economics. During the year, the club goes on several field trips and sponsors a cake sale. Also included in its many activities is an annual trip to New York to see a Broadway play. [57] CHESS CLUB I'ront Rout, left to riylit: P. Riro, J. Blnlcr. k. Cchon. I'. Hoffman. B. Hcdmnn, I resident; S. Wnlzcr. Second Roto: B. Ament, G. Sobering. E. Stubbs. B. Swaidu. Chess Club t 1 he Chess Club is sponsored by Mr. Rothstein who gives the members pointers on the various developments and lundamentals of the game. I he informal meetings are held once a week at which time the members either participate in tournaments or just play among themselves. Also, some members enter the finals in the Inter-Scholastic Chess League ol Nassau County and many other contests which are held throughout the school year. I he Photography Club usually meets twice a month during the ninth period. Attendance is required at every meeting. Under the sponsorship ol Mr. Gehde. stimulating discussions concerning the improvement ol camera technique and film development are held for the benefit ol the members. The members are encouraged to enter national photographic contests sponsored by such companies as Eastman Kodak. I he interest stimulated by these contests may in the near future lead to a prize winning photograph. Photography Club Visual Education Squad In addition to the usual textbooks, the students of Glen Cove High receive an assist with their learning through the efforts of the Audio Visual Squad. Most of us agree that motion pictures make learning a lit tie easier and more delightful. We are grateful to Miss Dosch and her squad lor their help in imparting to us a better understanding of difficult topics. There are no specific requirements for membership and new members are trained each year. The Band is one of the most valuable organizations to a school and Glen Cove is no exception. 1 he Band lends color to our assemblies, football games, and local parades. Complimentarv to the band is a group of high BAND OFFICERS T. Duffy. E. Woods. J. Solomito. B. Broccolo. George Scott, Director. MAJORETTES Left to right: N. Groblewski. B. Smith. B. Johnson. B. Broccolo. M. Gallo — Head Twirler. A. E.berhard — Head Majorette. E. Papps, M. Friedman. L. Galante. K. Kirby. Band stepping majorettes. 1 liis year they are headed bv Anita Eberh ard. Head Majorette and Marina Gallo, leader. Anyone who can play an instrument, or wishes to learn, may join the band. Glee Club Under the direction of Mrs. Gilmore, the chorus has been a very-popular activity this past year. 1 he Christmas program, which is the musical highpoint of the year, was one of the most successful ever presented. The Chorus has a selection of activities for the enjoyment of its members. T hese include a party and a vearlv trip. The Choraleers are a select group within the Glee Club. The group, which contains some very fine soloists, is composed of the most talented members of the Chorus. They present a program each year for the Rotary Club, and the Parent-Teachers Association. J-Vonl Row. left to right: B. Friffcria. M. Paln.iollo. M. Pctchok. 7. Moses. M SucKnrski L Perkins I. Durkce. S. Coly. H. Kurtz. G. Sudholz. E. Holgerson. Second Row: J. Blake. M. Kuuimun. K. Mimic s p o R [64] The misguided world of today, badly needs stronger bonds of brotherhood. We have found such kinships by the firm ties of Sportsmanship. [65] VARSITY FOOTBALI FOOTBALL t Left to right: H. Buchanan. Co-Captain; 'Bools ' McCarthy; G. Corozzo. Co Captain. [66] Potentially, Glen Cove High had a good team this year, but injury was our main nemesis. Although we were defeated throughout most ol the season, we did manage to salvage our last two games by defeating Mineola and Port Washington — both old time rivals. I he team was coached by Mr. Nedwick with the assistance ol Mr. Donald. Henry Buchanan and Greg Corozzo were the Co-Captains. ’ Our prediction — WAI I TIL NEX I YEAR! JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row. left to right: Coach, J. Moore; R. Waslcy, J. Woodbury. L Finn. D. Lambertson. H. Reynolds. B. Ferris, A. Genova. R. Fovvle. L. McFadden. C. Johnson. T. Famigletti. Second Row: D. Marone, M. Corozzo. H. Bishop. L. Turner. D. Johnson. C. Sharpe. P. Buonimontri. G. Pinckney, J. Kausch. H. Hicks. Coach. J. Butz. Third Row: R. Seaman, G. Zylnicvicz, H. Hilton, J. Thornton. D. Moore, H. Atkinson. L. Cornell. J. Fowler. M. Ziccardi. T. Danicllo, S. Liabach, W. Pardo. VARSITY TEAM Front Row. left to right: J. Posner. L May . F. Racanclli, I. Hudson. P. Wcng. Second Row: G. Faccio, T. Poole, N. Jensen. E. Alticri. Third Row: B. Smith. Manager; D. Donald, Coach; J. O'Rourke. BASKETBALL I he Glen Cove Varsity Basketball team placed second in the North Shore Athletic League this year. I hey went into the tournament with high hopes, but after a ten game winning streak, lost to Lynnbrook in the first game ol the tournament. With good school spirit and wonderful team work, our team brought pride to itself and to Glen Cove High School. [69] Baseball The cry “Batter-up!”; the sound of a bat coming into solid contact with a ball; the deep roar of excitement that rises from the crowd — all these can mean only one thing. Baseball season is here again. The warm weather of this spring was the signal for Mr. Mould and Mr. Donald to start holding conferences and pep-talks with the usual fine results. The entire team benefited by the return of a few “old veterans — Frank Racanelli, Greg Corozzo, Bill Mathieson and Tom Poole. The boys on the team certainly deserve all the praise they received this year. Every member exhibited fine sportsmanship and was a credit to the school. [70] G O L F B 0 w L 1 N G CHEERLEADERS Front Row. left to right: B. Wackowski: B. hrigcria, Co-Captain; P. Rina. Co-Captain; C. Dioguardi: V. Weldon. Second Row: C. Galante. M. Casey. V. Nash. E. McKay, J. Graf. A. laniiletti. M. Varrichio. Cheerleaders Each season. the football field and basketball court are enhanced by twelve peppy girls who lead the cheers. These good will ambassadors of Glen Cove High are picked in a spring tryout by a group of judges. In order to qualify, a girl must have an 85% average and must be a member of the sophomore or junior class. After a year of membership, she receives a school letter. All Seniors receive a silver megaphone at the annual football dinner. Someone lose something? ’ 0 I VARSITY TEAM Soccer This year the Soccer I earn placed fourth in the North Shore Division They won five games, tied tour and lost lour. The team was coached by Mi. C. Schlegal. a former 01 ympics member. Richard Snayd and Herbert Kaulman were the Co-Captains. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM £7 3 In the hall and again in the Spring, the tennis courts in the back of the high school are in constant use by the members of the I ennis Team. Under the direction of Mr. Shelland, these active sons of Glen Cove High School practice as a group in order to participate in the fall tennis All home meets of the matches with other high schools on Long Island. Track Team are held on the High School track. I his year s team is being coached by Mr. Butz and Mr. Schlegal. FRESHMEN GIRLS' INTRAMURALS SOPHOMORES JUNIORS GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS SENIORS Evolution of a Cover FRESHIE SOPH IVNIOR SENIOR WHY must 1 have detention? Must 1 have detention? I have detention Detention? Who’s the principal? Met the principal Re-introduced Buddies’ Must I take History? 1 take History Still taking it Making it I his is a wonderful school I his is a very nice school 1 his is a nice school I his is a school ? A student who always does homework A student who often does homework A student who does homework Who does homework? Study is a five-letter word meaning daily learning Study is a five-letter word meaning learning Study is a five-letter word with a meaning Study is a five-letter word? Runs Walks Drags Floats 1 hinks Physics is a medicine I hinks Physics is a sport 1 hinks Physics is a Science Failed the subject but enlightened at last All right — my parents will come tomorrow My parents will come next week My parents will come il they can My parents are foreign correspondents Wears a G.C.H.S. button Wears a G.C.H.S. button Wears a G.C.H.S. button 'Where’s my G.C.H.S. button?” I'm going to Yale 1 m going to Cornell I’m going to L.I.U. See you in the Telephone Co. 3n JHcnuiriant Robert Trimble With deep affection, we fondly dedicate this page to memory of our dear friend and classmate. Robert Trimble. Best Wishes from the GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL Mayor and Supervisor Commissioner of Accounts JOSEPH A. SUOZZI JOSEPH M. REILLY Commissioner of Finance HARVEY L. DOXEY Commissioner of Assessments and Taxation ALBERT M. CAPOBIANCO Commissioner of Public Works ROBERT H. DANIS City Attorney JACOB J. PINCUS Commissioner of Public Safety JAMES HARTIGAN City Clerk MARY E. PIERCE [81] HENRY’S (Your Favorite Hangout) We may holler and shout and ush you around. But after all is said and done. You are still the best bunch in Town. Best Luck for your Future [82] Sincerely yours, HENRY WOLKE Tel.: GL 4-8760 RABKINS DEPT. STORE Locust Valley LONG ISLAND SLUTH SLUTH Paints, VPall papers and Interior Sundries Compliments of LADY LYNN SHOPS GLEN COVE BOTTLING CO., Inc. Beverages GLEN COVE, N. Y. GL 4-6160 GLEN COVE. L. I., N. Y. American Cuisine Luncheon Dinner Cocktails Gift Shop Closed Mondays Route 106-107 JERICHO, L. I. WAH CHANG CORPORATION GLEN COVE LONG ISLAND NEW YORK [83] G. H. LUYSTER SON 59 Glen Head Road T-V Sales and Service R.C.A. • Victor - Philco GL 4-2417 GLEN HEAD, N. Y. Compliments of GLEN HEAD HARDWARE GLEN HEAD CLEANERS I Tailor and Furrier J. Petruzziello Son, Props. Cleaning on the Premises Fur Remodeling and Repairing Suits Made to Order - Alterations With the Best of Wishes to the Graduation Class HERMAN HAIRSTYLIST GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of MACAN’S LUNCHEONETTE ANDY’S BAKERY 33 Cedar Swamp Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. LARRY’S HARDWARE Pittsburgh Paints Power and Manual Tools to Rent 39 Cedar Swamp Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. GL 4-0138 DEPOT GARAGE Storage - Repairs Ignition - Service Established 1931 VILLAGE GROCERY Fruit and Vegetables 148 Birch Hill Road LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. Arthur Fowle Phone: GL 4-0544 Free Delivery — Prompt Service THE GOELZ PHARMACY 11 Birchhill Road LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. FOREST WINE LIQUOR STORE Choicest of Domestic Wines and Liquors 83 Forest Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. Phone: GL 4-0330 Philip P. Mercadante Best Wishes to the Class of ’56 from GLEN HEAD POST OFFICE CREW TESSIE-’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 13 Grove Street GLEN COVE, L. I. Phone: GL 4-3470 Antiques • Gifts - Home Decoration THE CORNER SHOP 143 Buckram Road LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. Evelyn S. Reitenbaugh GL 4-5430 Phone: GL 4-10488 Diamonds • Watches - Appliances • Family Clothier COVE CREDIT CO. 30 Glen Street Special Price for All Formal Wear GL 4-1089 i GUIDEL’S Cocktails ■ Lounge and Restaunmt Finest in Italian Cuisine 32 Cedar Swamp Road GLEN COVE, L. I. QomplimsnUt off POWERS CHEMCO, INC. Glen Cove, New York [85] SEABOARD and WESTERN AIRLINES GL 4-7779 GL 4-0252 RHODES CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION DALY H EDM AN China - Glass Foundations and Flat {Fork 95 Glen Cove Avenue 22 Lincoln Place GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLEN COVE, N. Y. Sid Rhodes Closed on Mondays THE GLEN GARDEN SHOP DIOGUARDI WOLF Land Surveyors Insecticides - Fertilizers Scott's Lawn Care Products Lawn Seed - Flower Seed - Vegetable Seed Bank Building Garden Tools - Pet Supplies - Gifts GLEN HEAD. N. Y. 43 Glen Head Road GLEN HEAD, N. Y. Tel.: GL 4-5656 GL 4-2039 GL 4-1004 FITZSIMMON’S DELICATESSEN Home Made Salads Fresh Baked Goods Daily GLEN HEAD PHARMACY L. P. Silvern ale - J. P. Tocnerj 13 Glen Head Road GLEN HEAD, N. Y. 55 Glen Head Road GLEN HEAD, N. Y. Tel.: GL 4-1390 Phone: (tL 4-6510 Compliments of MICHAEL TROTTA WHITE GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. 1Fater Supply DeSoto - Plymouth Glen Cove Avenue N. B’way at 16th St. GLEN COVE, N. Y. HICKSVILLE, N. Y. [87] Compliments of THE GAY SPOT 79 Landing Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. John Bercstol. Prop. GLEN HEAD GREENHOUSES Angelo Caggiano, Prop. Flowers for Every Occasion 260 Glen Head Road GLEN HEAD, L. I., N. Y. GL 4-3632________________________________ GLen Cove 4-3240 TENKE’S SERVICE STATION Com dele Auto Service Glen Cove State Highway GLEN HEAD, L. I., N. Y. Compliments of ROOM 104 Compliments of GEO. H. PERRY L. E. ALESE SCHOOL STREET MUSIC STORE GLen Cove 4-6010 AVER S SHOES “Shoes for the Family 27 Glen Street GLEN COVE, L. I. H. Avers, Prop. Poll Parrot Shoes FURS BY HOFFMAN 18 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Expert Watch and Jetvelry Repairing BAMBERGER JEWELRY Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry 2 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of OLD MILL STABLES DICK and DAVE AUTO SERVICE All Kinds of Repair Work Hicksville Road JERICHO, N. Y. WElls 1-1423 GLen Cove 4-3564 T. J. CASEY Auto Repairs and Accessories At Glen Head Station GLEN HEAD, L. I. Compliments of ROOM 117 Com diments of McLELLAN’S Compliments of GREENBERG’S Compliments of ROOM 215 Tel.: GL 4-1634 JOHNNY THE PLUMBER John W. Sucharski Plumbing - Heating - Oil Burners Fuel Oil 8 Sheppard Street GLEN HEAD, N. Y. GLen Head 4-3271 DOGGETT-PFEIL CO. OF NEW YORK. INC. Agricultural Chemicals Aerifying Equipment Cedar Swamp Road GLEN HEAD, N. Y. “CHRISTIES” Glen Cove Florist GLEN COVE, N. Y. 61 Glen Street Day and Night Telephone: GLen Cove 4-2980 GLEN FLOORS Broadloom -:- Carpet Asphalt Tile -:- Linoleum Shades -:- Blinds 68 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-3737 C. O. CROFT CO. Pharmacists 47 School Street GLEN COVE, L. I. Phone: GLen Cove 4-0054 Telephone: GLen Cove 4-3250 McCOY’S Television Sales and Service Dependable Work Service • Our Specialty 68 Glen Cove Avenue GLEN COVE. N. Y. Gifts - Housewares - Electrical Supplies Devoe Paints - Fertilizers - Garden Supplies Compliments of JOHN’S HARDWARE ROOM 105 “The Store of Friendly Service” Forest Ave. Shopping Center GLen Cove 4-2728 “We Deliver’ SUPER M FOOD STORE “The Complete Quality Food Store” Compliments of 56 Landing Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. ROOM 204 GLen Cove 4-5600 Cadillac Pontiac PADDISON MOTORS, Inc. “The House That Jack Built” Nassau's Oldest Cadillac ■ Pontiac Agency Sales and Service 150 School Street Phone: GL 4-8600 Compliments of TROTTA BROS. MILT BEDRICK’S MANHATTAN MARKET 68 LANDING ROAD GLEN COVE,N Y. DLen Cove 4-5900 FREE DELIVERY Phone: GLen Cove 4-1230 PAUL J. DIOGAURDI Building Construction Modernization - Alterations 4 Jefferson Street GLEN COVE. NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Compliments of GLEN COVE NASSAU UNION TRUST CO. 9-13 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System GLen Cove 4-8400 H. K. Dodge W. H. Fisher A. M. Fisher Established 1835 J. C. DODGE SON, Inc. Furniture and Carpets 99 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-0242 MEYER AUTO REPAIR Al Meyer 83 Birchhill Road LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. WM. E. BRITTON SON, Inc. Compliments of ROOM 108 4 [92] JOHN DEL FERRARO BUILDER, Inc. Best Wishes for Your Future Succcess from THE VILLAGE GREEN SODA SHOP GLEN COVE, N. Y. APEDA STUDIOS Compliments of COLUMBIA RIBBON CARBON CO., Inc. [93] Compliments of Compliments of MOFFETT MOTORS JACK GOLER’S Compliments of THE CAMPUS The Home of All Sports 10-A Forest Avenue GL 4-1471 SOLOMITO SERVICE STATION Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. ;L 4-2305 SEA SHELL SERVICE STATION Gene and Johnny DiStefano, Props. 365 Glen Cove Avenue SEA CUFF, L. I., N. Y. Compliments of SHELLEY’S J. Ferro, Proprietor BELL AND HALPERN NASSAU MATTRESS MFG. CO. 49 School Street GLEN COVE, L. I. Pharmacy, Inc. 87 Forest Avenue THE INTELLIGENTSIA COVE, N. Y. OF GLen Cove 4-8120 2 16 Phone: GL 4-8033 Phone: GL 4-5798 JOE’S CLEANERS Joseph DeGeokce, Prop. VITA SAVINO Glen Cove Beer Distributor 45 Cedar Swamp Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. 18 Cedar Swamp Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. [94] YOU MAKE YEARBOOKS FUN HERE AT PROGRESS in The City of Albany' Working closely with you has been truly a wonderful experience. In the beginning there was nothing except enthusiasm, ideas and many blank pages. Upon this meager foundation you have built this beautiful memory book. Our work at Progress really is fun . . . because we enjoy, so much, getting to know such splendid faculty members and students as you. in mil tiittf S HU 11 It t if It 8 H imii til 8 HI t tt ii Mi 111811« nss % rmn t il II tt I I HUH I PROGRESS PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED 11 COLVIN AVE. PHONE 2-4401 • ALBANY, N. Y. [95] • • • • • • • I or us, the Jour year ph ase of our contest is now over. We have learned the rules and most of us have acquired the habit of abiding by them. 1 he judges have considered the entries and the prizes are soon to be awarded. Here, we have but paused to review’ the highlights -— the milestones and guideposts — of our trek toward our coveted goal. Indeed, the pages of this book w'ere authored precisely for this purpose. But. is that all? Are we then all through? As we leave G.C.H.S.. we realize that we must go on to inscribe a new book — perhaps a greater one than has before been written. At once wfe become aware that our entry blank must serve us still further for good or ill. This. then, was but one of several phases: the greatest phase of the Contest” lies ahead . . . [96]