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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

STAFF OF THE PROFILE Editor -in- Chief Managing Editor Business Manager Art Editor Literary Editors Photography Editor Adviser Kay Parashes Carolyn Scefonas Jean Au Amby Grossman Jaqueline Manney Marianne Monning Melanie Muldoon Herbert Goldhaber Charles Murray Mr. A. Rothstein School Presents . . . Faculty meeting the students ♦ ♦ ♦ 5 Library Club friends . . making within our archives 14-21 22-24 25-35 36-48 49-55 56-61 62-85 86-99 100-102 103-104 H. Goldhaber, M. Muldoon. M. Monning. J. Au. A. Gross man. C. Scefonas—(not pictured). Sponsors Club Index ©len Cove H 9h School Presents The Faculty And the Students At Work ........... At Play Making Friends Having Fun From the Beginning To the End TRANSCRIPTION BUSINESS STAFF—Front Row. left to right: C. Rose. S. Greene. D. Martin. J. Evans. R. Renaldo. Second Row: S. Walzer, A. Yula. R. Melon. P. Nalevailco. H. Soffe. . . . the Profile ...which we dedicate to MR. WALTER R. SMITH — a man who devotedly served the Glen Cove School System for 27 years, came to Glen Cove High School in 1932 as a science teacher. His whole manner and method of teaching soon earned him the title of Prof Smith1' — a name affectionately coined by his chemistry and physics students. Turning to the path of educational administration, Mr. Smith occupied princi-palships in the junior and senior high schools, and in 1950, was named Superintendent of Schools. Although we tend to think of Mr. Smith as the man who closes the school on snowy days, all of us must be aware of his role in the shaping and administering of school policies. The class of 1959 fondly expresses its good wishes to Mr. Smith for his many years of service to the field of education; regretfully it bids him farewell, and happily it wishes him God-speed. The School Roster Mr. J. C. Maiden, Jr., principal, and Mr. C. H. Bentley assistant principal, at work. We take our school schedules for granted! The school calendar is a proclamation out of nowhere! The planning of assemblies, assignment of rooms, ordering of equipment are automatic occurrences—or so we think! This seemingly easy stuff IS administration and is what the administrators do. Hats off to the Board of Education and the executors, Messrs. Maiden and Bentley, for helping to make the machine work. BOARD OF EDUCATION—Front Row, left to right: Mr. J. Stack. Mrs. R. Hedger, Mr. J. North, Mrs. Rinschler (clerk). Standing: Mr. H. Malkin, Mr. T. Bianconi. 15 Miss Cahill discussing short stories with her English III class. MAY BRANDHORST Citizenship Dept. ARTHUR BROWN Mathematics Dept. RICHARD BROWNE Science Dept. ELIZABETH BROWN Medical Staff JAMES BUTZ Physical Education ROSEMARY CAHILL English Dept. SAYLES CLARK Guidance Dept. ANNA COLLIGAN Home Economics Dept. 16 JOSEPH CORATTI Citizenship Dept. ARTHUR DEXTER Physical Education FRED DiMENNA Physical Education DUNCAN DONALD Physical Education Mrs. Isaac supervising laboratory work during a biology class. ADOLPH GEHDE Industrial Arts Dept. IRVING GLUCK Science Dept. 17 LOUISE KEENAN Art Dept. VERA KEENEY Mathematics Dept. HOPE KINGMAN Librarian RUTH KLEIN Medical Staff MARY ISAAC Science Dept. THOMAS HUGHES Industrial Arts Dept. |g ARTHUR GOLDSWORTHY Commercial Dept. Mrs. Shenton explaining noun declensions during a Latin II class. Mr. Gluck demonstrates a sound wave recording on the oscilliscope as H. Goldhaber. G. Kunit, and A. Grossman watch. JOHN LAMBERSON Speech Dept. MARILYN LAMBERSON Language Dept. JOHN LIGGERO Commercial Dept. Miss Keenan evaluates a poster project. Collaborators A. Grossman, J. Walker, and T. Stant await comment. Mr. McGuckin checking D. McComb’s plate during a mechanical drawing class. Roderick McDonald Commercial Dept. LOUISE McCULLEY Guidance Dept. CHARLES McGUCKIN Mechanical Drawing LORETTA McNAMARA |9 English Dept. Mr. Gehde explaining metal shop work to on looking parents during Parent’s Night. WILLIAM MULVIHILL Citizenship Dept. HENRY NEWTON Commercial Dept. FLORENCE OLIANSKY English Dept. RICHARD O’ROURKE Citizenship Dept. RUTH PERVIN Commercial Dept. ANNE QUILTY English Dept. CHARLES REISERT Mathematics Dept. RUTH RICHARDSON Mathematics Dept. 20 ARNOLD ROTHSTEIN Citizenship Dept. ELINOR SCHMITZ ROBERT SCHWARTZAPFEL Physical Education Science Dept. GEORGE SCOTT Music Dept. JAMES SHELLAND Citizenship Dept. MAUD SHENTON Language Dept. KATHRYN SMITH English Dept. ROBERT TAYLOR Language Dept. Mrs. Lamberson helping her French IV class with GERTRUDE VANEMAN a difficult passage from Moli re. Commercial Dept. JOYCE VERNILLO Music Dept. CUSTODIAL STAFF—Left to right: E. Nowak E. Mealing. J. Putala, J. Loppiccolo. MEDICAL STAFF: Miss Paquette and Miss Brown giving an eye test to a student. Indispensables Glen Cove High School has its own Special Service Corps, consisting of four well-trained divisions. Division One handles all clerical work, accumulating the vital statistics to keep the entire organization running smoothly. Division Two is in charge of our mess hall. It cooks and serves delicious lunches at the lowest prices in town— G. C. rations. Division Three has the responsibility of maintaining the good health of the student body. Its sick bay is carefully tended to guard and ward off any unwelcome invaders. Division Four has permanent orders to keep the area in tip-top shape well oiled, well cleaned, and functioning. Its efforts have enabled our school to pass inspection every time. We salute this meritorious Corps. OFFICE STAFF—Left to right: Miss Varrlchlo. Mrs. Ivers, Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Trousdell. Mrs. Sangenito. (far left). CAFETERIA STAFF—Left to right: M. Bose, R. Nelson, S. Gozelski. 22 The School — in Action Benita Mosquera, overcome with joy, relaxes in the nurse's office. The deserted, but not the lonely. Food for thought as students wait in cafeteria line. Mr. Enzian heads the chorus as he reads the score. Mr. Maiden chats with S. Kleckner as Mrs. Smith listens approvingly. Chandeliers are not for monkey shines. W. Isaac laments his fate over a broom as L. Scott stands by in sympathy. 23 James Kirk and George Lamb present a large contribution for Miss Richardson's tree in response to her request for geometric Xmas decorations. President S. Timmermann orients the freshmen at the Alpha assembly as front-row occupants J. Reynolds. C. Osheske, P. Werther. J. Manney. and L. Faecher look on. Actors M. Asheroff I. Manning B. Lipton B. Jacobson, and C. Adler wait for a chance to plug” the Masquers Play as Director C. Bentley announces information pertinent to school life. 24 This evidence incriminates J. Vengroski. A. Ehrich. D. Marrone, and B. Tast. who are indulging their yen for maraschino cherries by a raid on the home economics room. Pouring sulphuric acid seems to hold no terrors for D. Powers. J. Tausch is apparently amused. Mr. Goldsworthy helps R. Simmons by making an all-important adjustment on the typewriter. Karen Kirby being checked for radiation at the assembly program on Atomic Energy. Championship bout between Ressler'' Michael and the amoeba being held in the Biology Lab arena. 25 W. Frintzilas painting flames on skirts as D. O'Regan. G. Fanning, E. Trotta. and G. Federoff look on. Mrs. McCulley discusses college plans with Steve Walzer as A. Jurgensen and H. Goldhaber wait for guidance. W. Johansen practices his hook slide skill as H. Rapelje puts the tag on. BASEBALL—Front Row, left to right: W. Kehoe. J. Kaplan. S. Ring, C. Ranieri. W. Fisher, F. Merrey. W. Sherbet. Second Row: C. Holley, H. Rapelje. W. Johansen, H. Jensen, F. Abbondondolo. P. Mollitor, A. Baade. N. Gederberg. BASEBALL SCORES Glen Cove 1 North Shore 6 Glen Cove 2 Great Neck 1 Glen Cove 1 North Shore 13 Glen Cove 1 Port Washington 10 Glen Cove 0 Hicksville 7 Glen Cove 3 St. Mary's 4 Glen Cove 6 Garden City 2 Glen Cove 0 Farmingdale 4 Glen Cove 3 Mineola 6 Glen Cove 6 St. Mary's 2 Glen Cove 0 Hicksville 1 Glen Cove 1 Great Neck 9 Glen Cove 10 Farmingdale 17 Glen Cove 0 Mineola 7 Glen Cove 5 Garden City 5 Glen Cove 2 Port Washington 0 H. Rapelje uncorks a change-up to Hicksville batter as J. Silva rattles the opposition. 26 Catcher J. Silva orders the fast one down the middle to confound Garden City batter. Why not use the twilight to good advantage? w Fisher, game with Great Neck, uses ballet technique to reach bag before ball. The Diamond Led by their coach, Mr. Lamberson, and by their All Scholastic pitcher, Harry Rapelje, Glen Cove's Baseball teams set out upon another season of diamond antics. Their season, although not blessed with a winning record, was considered successful. This was because we held victories over St. Mary's, Great Neck, Garden City, and Port Washington, all old time rivals. The Covers spirit and fine sense of fair play, gave our school a fine reputation for sportsmanship and athletic ability throughout Nassau County. We can look forward to successful teams in the future because our J. Vees showed the fighting spirit and winning ability which is typical of Glen Cove High School Baseball teams. W. Johansen loses hat in vain attempt to avert putout in Great Neck game. 27 Spring Brings News the Court, GOLF—Front Row, left to right: S. Kaufman. L. Perone. V. Oporta. L. Farrell. Second Row: C. Abate, J. Domaradzki. J. Minsky. Mr. Clark. C. DeGraff. L. Basile. A. Caggiano. (not pictured—R. Morgan). The rolling green acres of the Nassau Country Club resounded to the shouts of ’ Fore. Birdie.' and Eagle when the Covers invaded its links. Glen Cove Golfers fought their way through a tough season, but managed to hold their own with a record of 7 wins, 5 losses, and I tie. GOLF SCORES Glen Cove 9 Roslyn 0 Glen Cove 6 Bayside 7 Glen Cove 1 Chaminade 1 1 Glen Cove 2 Bethpage 10 Glen Cove 1 Chaminade 13 Glen Cove 9 Oyster Bay 0 Glen Cove 2 Garden City 7 Glen Cove 8 Farmingdale 1 Glen Cove 8 Port Washington 1 Glen Cove 9 Manhasset 0 Glen Cove 6' 2 North Shore 2' 2 Glen Cove 3 Jamaica 2 Glen Cove 4' 2 North Shore 4' 2 L. Farrell swings as E. Borum watches the result. For the first time in many years, Glen Cove High School has come up with a top tennis team. This year, the team's record over-shadowed those of our football and soccer teams—a fact of no little importance since it brings Glen Cove into view as a possible champion in at least one sport. TENNIS SCORES Glen Cove 4 Carle Place 3 Glen Cove 5 Bethpage 2 Glen Cove 6 Clarke 1 Glen Cove 6 Plainedge 1 Glen Cove 4 North Shore 3 Glen Cove 0 Great Neck 7 Glen Cove 21 2 Carle Place 4i 2 Glen Cove 6 Bethpage 1 Glen Cove 4'A Clarke 1 2 Glen Cove 5' 2 Plainedge 1 Glen Cove 4' 2 North Shore 2l 2 Glen Cove 1 Great Neck 6 J. Burns, C. DeGraff, S. Ka ufman, and D. Powers during an afternoon session of tennis practice. TENNIS TEAM—Front Row, left to right: J. Burns. C. DeGraff. J. Walzer, A. Wolinsky. R. Cooper. Second Row: J. Strimas. S. Walzer, A. Simoneschi. S. Kaufman. J. Simoneschi. Third Row: W. Stack, B. Nash. D. Powers, (not pictured—R. Lightfoot). from the Green, and the Pit At the starting line: H. Reynolds. P. Mercadante. C. Johnson. D. Lamberson. While most of us were still thawing out from winter’s cold, Glen Cove’s Varsity Track team was chewin' out the track. At the season's start, there were great expectations, in view of the previous championship performance. This year, however, due to the loss of vital manpower, our relay team fell short. But, as usual, Glen Cove's spunk and spirit carried them through a tough season, with a fair record. TRACK TEAM—Front Row. left to right: P. Friedman, R. Wasley. L. Weintraub. G. Braun. J. Mickens. C. F. Johnson. Second Row: H. Reynolds, J. Shortell. R. Knight. R. Wes- sels, R. Oglesby, P. Mercadante, S. Jaquinta. L. Rosenberg, D. Lamberson. A TRACK SCORES Glen Cove 23 Garden City 81 Glen Cove 48« 2 Mineola 451 2 Glen Cove 501 2 Hicksville 53' 2 Glen Cove 61 Carey 43 Glen Cove 15 Great Neck 89 Glen Cove 42 Port Washington 62 R. Wasley shows excellent pole-vaulting technique in the track meet with Port Washington. J. Mickens registers his feelings as well as a lon broad jump in the track meet with Por Washington. 4 X E. Borum lets go from the floor as Wheatley opponents fail to frustrate a set shot. Glen Cove had to drink a bitter brew this season. However, some of the bitterness of defeat was erased when the Covers beat old rivals, Great Neck and Port Washington. It was a tight race for most of the season, but suddenly the bottom fell out from under the Covers. Though they lost several games by either one or two points, league standings, unfortunately, are not determined by the quality of the play, but the quantity of wins. 30 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1958-1959—Front Row, left to right: W. Johanson. Z. Borum, E. Puetzer. H. Reynolds. C. Johnson. Second Row: K. Borum. R. Kielbasa. R. Perry. M. Ressler. R. Burnett. Third Row: Coach Donald, J. Strimas, G. Kunit, C. Holley. P. Hesse (assistant manager). R. Burns (manager). In the Basket W. Johansen splits the net in a game with Wheatley. J.V. BASKETBALL—Front Row, left to right: J. Dempsy, J. Roche, B. Dwyer. L. Vissilolli, R. Dubicki, B. Sorocenski, J. Mickens. Second Row: P. Hesse, R. Perry, K. Zapp. K. Kampe. B. Goldberg. W. Morgan. S. Kaufman. R. Manfre-donia, Mr. Butz. Wheatley St. Mary's Oyster Bay North Shore Levittown BASKETBALL SCORES 37 40 45 53 43 West Hempstead 62 Mineola 41 Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove 54 17 co 46 48 58 36 R. Wilkins hopefully prepares for the big time with a gentle toss at J.V. practice. W. Johansen and E. Puetzer. eye that ball in attempt to recover possession after jump with Farmingdale. Hicksville 62 Glen Cove 40 Farmingdale 31 Glen Cove 40 Port Washington 39 Glen Cove 50 Garden City 66 Glen Cove 54 Great Neck 47 Glen Cove 53 Mineola 59 Glen Cove 60 Hicksville 62 Glen Cove 77 Farmingdale 68 Glen Cove 62 Port Washington 61 Glen Cove 35 Garden City 59 Glen Cove 57 Great Neck 56 Glen Cove 46 31 VARSITY FOOTBALL—Front Row, loft to right: C. Holley. D. Marrone. W. Johansen. E. Kunit. P. Buonincontri, H. Reynolds. R. Oglesby, C. F. Johnson, M. Ziccardi, P. Trubish, J. Mickens, D. Johnson, R. Kormoski, F. Manfredonia. Second Row: Mr. Butz, L. Visslailli. R. Kielbasa, J. McCarthy, N. Jensen, S. Jaquinta, R. Perry, D. Lamberson, E. Trotta. A. Cappadona. J. Sandler, S. Dacus. Third Row: P. Hesse. P. Rutten. J. Baade. T. Andersen, F. Henderson, H. Atkinson. R. Montgomery, H. Goldhaber, R. Tonge. A. Whittaker. O. Steadman. A. Pardo. Coach D. Donald. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Mineola 35 Farmingdale 12 Garden City 20 Great Neck N. 13 Hicksville 14 Port Washington 19 Valley Stream C. 19 Island Trees 0 Glen Cove 6 Glen Cove 6 Glen Cove 6 Glen Cove 0 Glen Cove 6 Glen Cove 14 Glen Cove 0 Glen Cove 28 The Scoreboard Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story Coach Donald introduces the football stalwarts at the annual assembly amid the applause of the school. ’’Take the play or penalty? asks the Referee of the Farmingdale captain as H. Reynolds looks on. True, the team found itself on the short end of a 1-7 record. However, the margin of loss in half the games was less than one touchdown. Tired of losing, the light-weighted, but spirited, Covers swamped Island Trees in the season's finale. Grim determination is the characteristic that best explains the team's desire to win after suffering 7 losses in a row. F. Manfredonia hits the water bottle at half-time in the Farmingdale tussle. J.V. FOOTBALL—Front Row. left to right: J. Flammio. V. Oporto. J. Walker, R. Dubicki. T. Hicks. M. Siegel. A. Mickens, R. Burnett. G. Brown. B. Lozito, J. Neillands, F. Azua, J. Dempsey. P. Gartelman. Second Row: H. Skwer. B. Geertsen. B. Sangenito. A. Miller. J. Hinde. L. Dacus. L. Morgan. L. Buchanan, R. Pinckney. J. Hayes, J. Downing. M. Tucker, T. Anzalone, B. Trotta, A Capobianco. B. Dwyer, B. Savage. B. Galante. D. Wansor, G. Erlandsen. VARSITY SOCCER—Front Row. left to right: H. Friedman. R. Eldermire. F. Abbondondolo, G. Lamb. P. LeTellier, J. Kaplan, B. Kehoe, T. Herdt. A. Downie. Second Row: G. Allgaier, W. Isaac. C. Johnson. J. Lamberson, H. Nowicki. W. Hodyl. G. Porter, F. Corica. Heads Up Having decided to plug their ears against the deriding name of cookie-pushers, the Glen Cove High School Soccer teams fought for a successful season this year. Along with a successful Varsity season, Glen Cove was blessed with a hard-fighting Junior Varsity. Both squads brought glory to Glen Cove's fall sports program. J.V. SOCCER—Front Row, left to right: A. Jurgensen, B. Hinck. T. Watson. F. Oppedisano. P. Friedman. Second Row: A. Goldsworthy, W. Roper, H. Dutcher. T. Malloy, M. Carrera, $. Moccia. S. Glassman. SOCCER SCORES Glen Cove 0 North Shore 4 Glen Cove 2 Hicksville 0 Glen Cove 1 Floral Park 0 Glen Cove 2 Garden City 7 Glen Cove 4 Mineola 0 Glen Cove 3 Clarke 4 Glen Cove 5 Port Washington 4 Glen Cove 0 Great Neck 2 Glen Cove 10 Hicksville 0 Glen Cove 7 Floral Park 0 Glen Cove 0 Garden City 2 Glen Cove 4 Mineola 4 Glen Cove 0 Clarke 0 Glen Cove 0 Port Washington 0 Glen Cove 0 Great Neck 0 Down the Alley Strike! is the motto of Glen Cove's pinups. When it comes to bowling, our boys can't be beat. Just check the record and see. BOWLING TEAM—Seated: F. Abbondondolo. J. Baade. Standing: G. Heimel. L. Kaplan. Kaufman. G. Tanaka. Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove R. Apgar makes a strike during afternoon practice session. )WLING SCORES 1 Great Neck So. 4 0 Island Trees 5 5 Mineola 0 1 Garden City 4 0 Hicksville 5 0 North Shore 5 JUNIOR GIRLS SPORTS—Front Row left to right: K. Hinck B. Trubish. S. Peacock. Second Row: C. Miller. P. Mason. P. Greer. SENIOR GIRLS' SPORTS—Front Row left to right: A. Ranaldo. S. Weng. Second Row: M. Fitz- patrick. L. Kaufmann. M. Stubbs. Third Row: J. Kielbasa M. Massetti. FRESHMEN GIRLS' SPORTS—Front Row. left to right: M. Hartje. C. Wolke. Second Row: M. Robovic. S. Brown. P. Koegler. P. Rogers. Third Row: S. Case. K. Kaufman. P. Stutz, P. Rose. B. Hodyl. Girl’s Sports You don't have to visit Hollywood to climb the Stairway to the Stars. Four girls reached the starry heights by winning the class championships in badminton. Basketball and Volleyball intramurals were also on the agenda this winter. Cries of play ball! and Tennis anyone? climaxed the girls' sports program. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' SPORTS—Front Row. left to right: S. Norvick. L. Scott. D. Buonincontri. J. Hall. H. Young. Second Row: P. Liek. L. Caminari. L. Clark. D. Perego. Third Row: J. Christian. W. Meyer. S. Knehr. S. Benedict. V. Maiden, M. Reukauf. CHEERLEADERS—Left to right: L. Doherty. D. Buonincontri, S. Norvik. J. Barr, V. Rice. M. Reukauf. B. Reinhard. L. Zambelli. J. Giambruno. P. Werther. L. MacKay, S. Pellizon. Three cheers for our cheerleaders! These vivacious Jumping Jills are always on the beam come snow, slippery mud, or threat o defeat. Pep rallies, led by the cheerleaders, serve to bolster school spirit. Not only do we have cheerleaders, but also a high stepping chorus line. Even Glen Cove High School wasn't safe from the Hula Hoop craze as the chorus line, directed by Mrs. Verando, a former Rockette, displayed their antics at half-time. Poise and co-ordination are the rewards for all the practice required. Between CHORUS LINE—Left to right: H. Molley. W. Ericksen, C. Werther. B. Winters. S. Timmermann, 36 C. Szykuc G. Gibson, B. Anderson M. Schwartz, J. Manney, P. Wicks. L. Faecher. iilium Halves BAND MAJORETTES—Front Row, left to right: K. Kirby, G. Gurriere. Second Row: S. Maccarone, P. Smith, R. Taranto. P. Grimes, L. Honeyman. L. Sprintz. M. Schepanski, M. Gengarelly, M. Ricco. Third Row: M. Berens, G. Erlandsen, A. Pascucci, T. Stango, H. Dwyer, J. Tausch. Fourth Row: S. Salemson, R. Familetti. J. Ball. N. Gow. L. Fiorello, R. Gresio. Fifth Row: S. Stuart, B. Harvey. G. Anzalone, D. Buckout. K. Zapp, L. Anzalone. Sixth Row: R. Nash, W. Geertsen, R. Casheim. C. Barton. A. Famiglietti. D. Powers. Seventh Row: J. Ciancio. T. Mason. J. Hayes, W. Hazen. Eighth Row: R. Zambelli. T. Stauffer, R. Wilkins, W. Ortiz. W. Rhodes, R. Gartelman. Ninth Row: J. Vengroski, B. Buckout, P. Stetler. V. Maiden. H. Young, G. Braun, J. Simoneschi, T. Andersen, R. Weintraub. L. McCleary, R. Wessels. Tenth Row: C. Johnson, M. Hall, M. Robinson, P. Hausch, J. Capelli, L. Perone. MAJORETTES—Front Row, left to right: G. Gurriere. K. Kirby. J. Peterson. Second Row: S. Maccarone. P. Smith, R. Taranto. L Sprintz, L. Honeyman. A. Shields. M. Schepanski, M. Gengarelly. M. Ricco. Let's strike up the band and lead Glen Cove to victory. Imagine a football game without stirring melodies and skillful baton gymnastics. The Band and Majorettes took a smart step forward at the Jones Beach Concert and the Mineola Fair, two of Nassau's most important social events. In our city, the Spring Concert and the Memorial Day Parade climaxed a season of talented activity for the Band. LEADERS' CLUB—In the center: C. Ceglia. L. Comineri. P. Greer. Semicircle: K. Herbert. P. Leik, J. Tenaka, N. Asher. S. Brown. V. Rice. P. Smith. C. Szykuc. A whistle, the attendance record, and a pen are the standard equipment for a member of the Leaders' Club. Her job is to check attendance and help supervise the gym class activities. Girls are selected on the basis of their co-operation with fellow students. Leaders Club LEADERS' CLUB—In the center: V. Maiden. D. Atkinson. Semicircle: P. Rose. R. Bigby, K. Borgstrom. M. Schwartz, L. Clark. J. Barr. M. DiLeo. H. Young. S. Jennett. S. Alexander. T. Zendle. K. Lamberson. M. Moccia. Background: S. Maccarone. L. Mackay. L. Alexander, B. Reinhard. Varsity Club VARSITY CLUB—Front Row. left to right: R. Burns. H. Nowicki. D. Johnson, C. Johnson. A. Pardo. P. LeTellier. R. Morgan. Second Row: T. Cappadona. D. Lamberson. M. Ziccardi. P. Hesse. F. Manfredonia, A. Whittaker. R. Oglesby. W. Johanson. E. Puetzer, H. Reynolds. Third Row: T. Andersen. P. Rutten. P. Buonincontri. E. Kunit. B. Jensen. H. Goldhaber. Fourth Row: F. Henderson. H. Friedman. R. Tonge. R. Eldermire, L. Weintraub. T. Herdt. F. Abbondondolo, P. Mickens. C. Holley. J. McCarthy. Fifth Row: C. DeGraff. S. Jaquinta. G. Braun, B. Isaac. B. Lederman. G. Lamb. M. Asheroff. H. Atkinson. The bulky white sweater with the red and green G is the trademark of the Varsity Club. As such, it represents the elite of our sports world. The white-sweatered athletes are seen at basketball games, making sure that half-time doesn't mean a stampede. Cheering for a victory can make a spectator mighty thirsty, so, the men with the big G came to the rescue by dispensing soda at home games. Photography Club A. Margolis. A. Rhodes, end B. Winters intellectualizing a trifle after lunch. The auditorium—a long view. The photography club has character. Its members roam the by-ways and nooks and crannies of Glen Cove High School in search of human interest material. Seen below are some examples of the skill of these technicians. Jr. Red Cross Give to help others is the motto of this organization. The entire student body chalked up a 100% enrollment in the Junior Red Cross, which sent a check for $103.32 to the county treasurer. In January, the Children s Book Drive brightened the hopes of young convalescents at Community and St. Francis Cardiac Hospitals and, in the spring, a chest was shipped overseas with school supplies and toys for children in disaster areas. Thus does the Junior Red Cross give evidence of being one of the school's most worthwhile organizations. Before order Is called at the faculty meeting, the teachers chat a little. J. Anderson presides at a meeting of the Junior Red Cross and asks for approval of a special memorandum. JUNIOR RED CROSS—Front Row. left to right: L. Kauf- man. J. Capelli I. Monning. Second Row: P. Stutz P. Rogers. R. Wessels. Third Row: Mrs. Pervin. P. Werther, C. Mollitor L. Arena. ALPHA SOCIETY—Front Row, left to right: C. Rose, P. Werther. J. Manney, L. Faecher, A. Yula. W. Meyer, B. Cohen, R. Coleman. Second Row: K. Parashes. C. Adler, S. Greene. M. Sekelsky, R. Melon. M. Monning. E. Brotten-burg, C. Osheske, S. Maccarone. Third Row: J. Christian, H. Malley, M. Reukauf, M. Patterson. D. Zausmer. L. Alexander. Fourth Row: R. Wessels, M. Krevor, W. Dwyer. J. Jerebka. G. Watzak, R. Cooper, J. Waicul. Fifth Row: J. Shenton. G. Braun, F. Azua. J. Reynolds. A. Pardo. L. Perone, D. Powers. French Club The Name Was Alpha Pate de foie gras, anyone? The united sons and daughters of la belle France are always successful in bringing a touch of Paris to our alma mater. Le magnifique” Parisian Prom transformed the gym into a setting from the Land of Joan of Arc, while an eating spree at an authentic French restaurant ended the Gallic activities for the year. Amby Grossman and Carole Rose, vice-president and president, of the French Club, discuss plans prior to the start of a meeting. Very little changed except for the fact of membership in the National Honor Society. Indeed, service to the school and student body is still the aim of our mental athletes. For example, on Parent’s Night, many a bewildered parent was directed through the halls by a guide from the National Honor Society, while at the Freshman Assembly, new students were oriented regarding the extra-curricular program of our school. Membership in the National Honor Society is an incentive to scholastic achievement for those who work hard. Vice President Amby Grossman distributes the tri-colour pins to French I members, P. Stutz, J. Tanaka, W. Squire. K. Harris, and P. Greer at an orientation meeting. El cerculo espanol is the little niche where Iberian culture is preserved. Some colorful products of this culture were displayed, by the club, in the library. At the Christmas party where every senor and senorita had a swing” at the seasonal pmato, one could almost feel the vibrant atmosphere heavy with Spanish folkways. Spanish Club Fellowship and good cheer abound as members of the Club exchange the greetings of ' Feliz Navidadas. Sylvia Maccarone and Bonnie Reinhard are not wondering if the cake tastes good. They're thinking of the receipts for the Spanish Club. Latin Club I’ve just been bid 20 drachmas for this healthy, industrious slave. On Rome's birthday, April 21, the Roman banquet was concluded by auctioning off Latin I students as slaves. Saturnalia, otherwise known as Christmas, was celebrated with a party. But all was not gaiety where these Romans were concerned. Two medals, of silver and bronze, were awarded this year to the duo showing excellence in Latin. The Senatus Populusque Romanus makes a strong argument for living Latin. Mrs. Shenton gives a provocative talk on an interesting topic—Venus. P. Coker M. Lipschutz, B. Honask'. B. Nicholson. S. Hoffman. LATIN CLUB—Front Row left to right: A. Graf. Mrs. Shenton. J. Bielbasa. Second Row: D. McKeon, S. Brown. P. Rose. N. Asher. V. Maiden. P. Coker, M. Lipschutz H. Mally. B. Lewis. S. Hoffman. B. Honaski. B. Buchkout, D. Kielbasa. J. Stemcosky. S. Case. N. Gow B. Nicholson. L. McMorris. D. Magagnos. Mascot—Joe Kielbasa. 41 the scenery authentic, the actors appropriately aged, and the production a smash hit. Incorporate all this and you have the 1959 presentation of the Masquer's Society—The Silver Whistle. In addition to this major undertaking, the Masquers and Thespians planned an annual trip to see an A-1 Broadway show, and contributed to a scholarship fund to be awarded to a worthy Masquer. Father Shay (S. Krevor) tells Rev. Watson (R. Wilson) about the robbery at the hospital. Was Silver... Mr. Lamberson welcomes Thespian initiates to the cast. Mr. Erwenter (B. Lederman) arrives at the old folks home and meets old timers Miss Sampler (L. Clark) and Miss Hammer (L. Buckold). he Whistle Mr. Lamberson is not acting—he's directing! CAST Mr. Beebe Nicholas Russiyan Mrs. Hamner Leslie Buckold Miss Hoadly Phyllis Scheer Miss Tripp Alice Bruin Reverend Watson . Randy Wilson Mrs. Sampler Linda Clark Mrs. Gross Julie Franklin Mr. Cherry Barry F. Lipton Oliver Erwenter William Lederman Emmett Michael Berens The Bishop Joseph Tausch Father Shay Michael Krevor Mister Beach Stephen Salemson Mr. Reddy Geoffrey Braun Policemen Peter Graf, Paul Christopher Mr. Erwenter tells of his travels while Miss Tripp looks on wisely. B. Lipton, W. Lederman. N. Rus-siyan. A. Bruin. L. Buckold, and L. Clark. The Future Teachers Club obviously enjoys reading a bulletin dealing with the latest classroom techniques. J. Kielbasa K. Neilson. S. Stuart, Mrs. McCulley. C. Rose. L. Faecher. B. Anderson. M. A. Burke. W. Ericksen. K. Hinck. An Apple for the Teacher —a future teacher. Members of the Madeline Wischebrink Future Teachers' Club receive valuable experience in the Deasy School by cadet teaching and observation. But, it takes more than apples from admiring pupils to make a teacher. Attendance at the F.T.A. Convention and a candlelight initiation ceremony are a part of this organization’s activities. In addition, the members contributed money to the Nephrosis Fund, in memory of Lorraine Cassens, and to the Multiple Sclerosis Fund. F.T.A. holds candlelight ceremony marking induction of new members, N. MacKenzie, K. Hinck. B. Anderson. S. Stuart, C. Rose, M. R. Burke, J. Kielbasa. and J. Giambruno. A little tea and relaxation marks the Future Nurses meeting as the girls hear reports on Nursing Schools. Miss Brown, L. Zambelli. A. Renaldo, H. Kormoski. □ tm. 1 l a □ Aided by L. Zambelli. M. Monning tries on a cap for size. Future Nurses Looks like the Future Nurses were at work. Who but these budding R. N.'s would display a cap collection in our school? Recruiting girls for the nursing profession is the aim of the Future Nurses' Club. The prescription for the year included guest speakers, field trips to hospitals, medical films, and a social tea. 44 Jr. — Sr. Science Club When will the first man reach outer space? Does Sputnik really beep'' in Russian? The age of space and its many unknowns poses no threat to the Science Club. Technical films, discussions and lectures provided information useful to members in the preparation of their projects for the Long Island Science Fair. D. Buonincontri L. Clark V. Maiden, J. Christian Mr. Gluck demonstrates the use of an oscilloscope to J. Reynolds, B. Cohen. G. Lamb, H. Dutcher A. Maurer. Determining blood types is the feature activity at this Biology Club meeting. R. Kurtz, L. McCleary. M. Reukauf. The Science Club listens to a talk by its sponsor Mr. Gluck. D. Powers. G. Lamb, Mr. Schwartz-apfel, J. Reynolds. A. Maurer. S. Norvik observe agglutination process and learn why it’s called type A and type O. Biology Club Microscope, dissecting pin, and scalpel are all familiar objects to members of the Biology Club. Classroom work in the study of life is supplemented at these meetings, where interesting projects are undertaken by the members. But, that's not all! Annual trips to a science lab. and New York museum round out the year for our biologists. 45 Chorus and Choraleers We wish you a Merry Xmas. carols the chorus. Pale light focusing on green robes and singing faces is a scene familiar to the student body at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. These holiday seasons are inaugurated with inspiring hymns and appropriate ballads. As the music filled the auditorium, the audience was filled with the spirit of gaiety and solemnity. The Chorus' activities ended on a high note with an excursion to New York City. The Chorus performs at the annual music festival in spring. We gather together to ask the Lord’s blessing. Mr. Maiden introduces the Chorus at the annual Thanksgiving Assembly. Sandwiches help, too!! D. Zausmer. K. Herbert. L. Murphy. T. Zendle. S. Hoffman. K. Borgstrom, A. Yula. M. Monning, J. Felton. S. Browne. Library Club Did you ever search frantically for a book by Abbott or Yutang? Or, does the Dewey Decimal System thoroughly confuse you? If so, call for the aid of a Library Club member. In addition to helping locate books, her job is to assist the librarian in supervising the city of books, stamp date due cards, and rearrange shelves. But, labor has its rewards, in the form of the annual library club tea, initiation ceremony, and trip. Colces help to make it easier for words to flow at the Librory Club initiation. A. Renaldo. S. Browne. M. Massetti. I. Fisher. M. Monning. B. Cohen. Homemaking Club The way to a teacher's heart is through his stomach. Every year the faculty has enjoyed the refreshments at the Library Club tea. The reason? The Homemaking Club contributed its culinary skills to help loosen tongues at this annual get-together. Mrs. Bottita chats with Catherine Mahony. Catherine Moller and Gussie Haynes before the meeting starts. Styles and quality of upholstery are part of the theme of the Home Economics meeting. J. Pettus. D. Nickel. Mrs. Bottita. E. Bushe. C. Leone. THE EDITORS—TATTLER—Left to right: S. Timmermann (CO-EDITOR). L. Faecher (ADVERTISING EDITOR), C. Osheske (BUSINESS EDITOR). A. Pardo (SPORTS EDITOR). Hear Ye! Hear Ye! TATTLER ADVERTISING STAFF—Left to right: D. Buonin-contri. S. Norvik. K. Hinck, P. Coreer, L. Cohen, R. Beck. 48 The days of the town crier are gone forever, but the Tattler is here to take his place. Whether you want a blow by blow description of the game the Covers won, the latest club info, or some mere opinionating from an illustrous student, the Tattler has most of the news that’s fit to print. The TATTLER obviously has a rib-tickling section. P. Hesse, R. Burns. G. Heimel, and W. Isaac shoulder-read a copy over lunch. J. Berger demonstrates shorthand skills at a Commercial Club meeting. Through the Commercial Club's activities, business minded students of the high school became acquainted with dealings in the business world. Field trips to local business establishments, and New York City, as well as lecturers from businessmen helped to give members a glimpse into their future. To Whom it May Concern L. Kaufman. I. Fisher. P. Dowling are attentive to the speaker. 49 The Underclassmen Present... M. Reukauf, R. Trotta. and J. Furst, the spooky sophs, lay their macabre plans for nocturnal revelry. It’s that old black magic. The Stardusters provide the musical background to the Sophomore annual social. ‘Twas Friday the 13th and all dancers make Black Magic. 50 The Brain Trusters of the Junior Talent Show check their coordinating signals. Mr. Mulvihill examines protocols as W. Shurbet conducts meeting of Junior Executive Committee. The Junior Executive Committee in parliamentary hassle over the nature of their annual activity. 51 L. Rosenberg, T. Roule. S. Slassman prepare their skit for the Junior Talent Show. Senior Society Notes Peggy Dowling gives her friend a taste of Mardi Gras punch. One of the first acts of state of the crowned regents— Robert and Karen—is to honor Mr. Miller for his 41 years of service as Royal Treasurer. The music of the “Star Dusters accompanies the movements of the couples at the Senior Ball. Doin' what comes nacherly was the theme as L. Faecher, L. Macmillan, S.Timmermann. and B. Reinhard contribute to the talent show. Mr. and Mrs. Maiden grace the dance floor. J. Tausch, T. Stauffer. A. Van Helden A. Ehrich. and J. Wambough, the boisterous five, make jumping jive at the Talent Show. R. McKenna. R. Tast. and K. Brottenberg enjoy the mood of the Junior Prom. Mood Ind sets the scene for the Junior Prom Miss Wellington. (S. Scott) brings the color to Mr. Kirby’s face (S. Walzer). and in front of the Sycamores too! Essie {L. Buckold) demonstrates dancing technique as Mr. DiPinna (G. Lamb) and Mr. Sycamore (D. Marrone) surprise group with homemade firecracker. You Can’t Take it With You— CAST Penelope Sycamore Carole Rose Essie ............................ Leslie Buclcold Rheba Sandra Timmermann Paul Sycamore.................. Dominic Marrone Mr. DiPinna George Lamb Ed ............................... Fred Caminari Donald ............................ Robert Tast Martin Vanderhof.................Barry F. Lipton Alice Bonnie Reinhard Henderson Arthur Ehrich Tony Kirby .............. William Isaac Boris Kolenhov............... Peter Mercadante Gay Wellington Susan Scott Mr. Kirby Stephen Walzer Mrs. Kirby Margaret Robless Three Men Andrew Becker, Harvey Friedman, Carl Johnson Olga .. Amby Grossman Miss Wellington (S. Scott) sleeps off her lost weekend un disturbed by discus thrower Mr. DiPinna (G. Lamb) and artiste, Penny (C. Rose). 54 Penny (C. Rose) works on her manuscript. Given time, we ll come around, was the slogan of the class of ’59. This year, having departed from the tradition of producing a musical play, the seniors presented, You Can't Take It With You, and succeeded in bringing down the house. Late rehearsals, frenzied ticket sales, authentic looking costumes and scenery, and sincere student interest all contributed to the success of this endeavor. Behind the scenes—stage crew members P. Strickland. J. Gascon, and A. Famiglietti keep things moving so you can take it with you. S. Timmerman tries to catch her breath between scenes in rehearsal. 55 In a few brush strokes makeup artist. J. Giambruno. converts R. Tast into Donald. HOME ROOM 108—Front Row. left to riqht: H. Hoffman R. Mason. R. Manillo. K. Jennett. B. Honaski. G. Humbert. R. Lazarus. D. Magagnos. Second Row: P. Hausch. R. Marrone. V. Hagerman. A. Harvey. B. Hartney P. Keogler. S. Hoffman. S. Hancock. Third Row: K. Kaufmann. D. Kiel- basa, E. Harvey. B. Kleinman. T. Maniscalco. B. Hodyl. Fourth Row: D. Malisky A. Mastin. S. Lupinski. C. Labansky D. Kunit, J. Lundgren. HOME ROOM 107—Front Row, left to right: B. Curry. M. Glassman, P. Geiselman. S. Giambruno. A. Ferrini, M. Hall. R. Knox. P. Fencl. Second Row: M. Fawler, A. Ignagni. A. Forgione. J. Hesse, T. Healy. D. Harris. S. Goldberg. T. Hagan. Third Row: J. Head. J. Jackson. L. Highes. S. Kaufman. N. Gow. J. Gunderson. M. Hartje. Fourth Row: B. Kaplan. O. Knoess. R. Johnson. L. Jackson. W. Hayes. HOME ROOM 105—Front Row. left to right: R. Fellepa A. Downie. H. Dwyer, L. Cohen. J. Conway, S. Caruccio. S. Case. Second Row: A. De Carolis. M. Fanninq. V. Farrell. R. Famiglietti. W. Fisher M. Greene. J. Ehrich. F. Farley. Third Row: G. Forbes. S. Grabowski. A. Fiola. R. Hausch. H. Gebhard. V. Fuchs. J. Cappelle. B. Chlystum. L. Fioullo. Fourth Row: J. Gascon. R. Famiglietti K. Coddington G. Dunalewicz. J. Felton. V. Franco. HOME ROOM 103—Front Row left to right: B. Albertson. C. Adamcewicz C. Basile. L. Basile T. Bass. P. Blatt. J. Alverez A. Basile. Second Row: S. Alexander I. Biqby. B. Althvan. R. Botwinick, A. Bonillo. J. Ball L. Arena. Third Row: M. Berger R. Bergstol. R. Bailey R. Beck. M. Antoine N. Angland. N. Asher. V HOME ROOM 104—Front Row left to right: I. Davila. M. Cabrey B. Braff. M. Coleman R. Coffey, K. Borgstrom. B. Buckhout. Second Row: S. Brown, H. Davidson. E. Cackow ski, G. Brown. M. Broda, C. Brown. J. Curran. Third Row: G. Becker, J. Dougherty. M. De Lorrne. G. Craiq. R. Cit-tadini, A. Cassara, J. Brown. Fourth Row: C. Brown. C. Colon. L. Dacus. F. Corica. A. Di Napoli. HOME ROOM HQ—Front Row, left to right: K. Lambert- son. B. Martino. N. Mauriello. O. McFadden. E. Mazza. M. Lipschutz. W. Mohlenhoff. D. McKeon. Second Row: M. Miller. R. Mercadante, C. Malloy. A. Liguori. P. Meduqno. C. Lucks. L. McMorris. M. Moorhouse. Third Row: H. Mercer. R. Melillo. C. Martone. L. Lee. S. Loewe G. Me-Grady. Z. Nedwick. B. Morgan. Fourth Row: F. Minicozzi. T. Molesky, R. Mitchell. J. Morgan. P. Noreko. S. Nowicki. HOME ROOM 117—Front Row, left to right: S. Nolan, M. Moccia. A. Pempel. P. Peluso. G. Patterson. S. Ricco. A. Pullo. Second Row: M. Polinski. B. Nicholson. B. Nelson. W. Reukauf. M. Reizes. G. Ortiz. Third Row: R. Olleo. A. Osman. M. Renaldo. M. Robinson, H. Parsons. J. Persing. Fourth Row: B. Roiser, F. Oppedisano. C. Mollitor. C. Oldenburg. C. Onalaski. J. Persing. Freshman Class Equipped with a map of G.C.H.S., having had orientation in school rules and regulations, and having received directions for reaching the cafeteria, the Freshman Class advanced to make its mark in Glen Cove High. The obstacle of disorganization was overcome with the speedy election of class officers who then proceeded to plan the year's activities among which was included a record dance. Recognition was undisputedly attained when the Freshmen contributed to the Honor Society, a larger number of new members than any of the upper classes. HOME ROOM 118—Front Row. left to right: E. Schroeder D. Strickland, F. Sebastino. M. Roisier. M. Rocco, A. Stango. R. Rosney. Second Row: J. Sadoff W. Salvesen. J. Stemcosky. D. Seaman, R. Santo. D. Siegel. Third Row: J. Spinello, R. Smith. J. Simonson. T. Rojas. J. Rose. R. Rottin-ger. C. Simpson. P. Rose. G. Salmons. Fourth Row: D. Rogers, M. Robovic. R. Schepanski. B. Schultz. P. Schwind. A. Sandler. G. Seaman. HOME ROOM 119—Front Row. left to right: T. Stango. K. Sobel. C. Tavernese, F. Vital. M. Stanco. V. Thompson. L. Stephens. Second Row: V. Vetrino, T. Stauffer P. Stutz J. Ubite. C. Werther. R. Stone. R. Weintraub. Third Row: N. Tillman. J. Tanaka. G. Trepess, C. Sukman R. Walker A. Soffe. Fourth Row: J. Spinello. R. Weinreb. M. Townsend R. Veronko. A. Tillman. E. Sweir. HOME ROOM 121. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES— Front Row. left to right: T. Biscardi. J. Aquilino. A. Wichard. A. Zendle. E. Whalen. M. Ward. G. Abbondondcla Second Row; G. Zuccala, R. Zambelli, B. Wilson J. Barr. C. Wolke, G. Anzalone. M. Wolzak. Third Row: D. Atkin- son. L. Blihar. J. Zuccala. J. Benedict. R. Wilson, A. Altieri. Fourth Row: F. Azua. A. Baade, R. Asheim. K. Zapp. D. Young. D. Ahlstrand. HOME ROOM 122—Front Row. left to right: B. Burns I Brown. V. Briggs, C. Catanese, D. Buonincontri. M Capobianco. J. Boyd. S. Cauese. Second Row: V. Broda L. Clark, R. Beck, R. Blackman, C. Bee. R. Bruntvedit. L Caminari. L. Buchanan. Third Row; J. Capobianico. J Christian, N. Campbell. A. Capobianco. E. Carlson, C. Blan quist, T. Carlson, L. Burke, B. George. Sophomore Class Operation Triangle, what’s that? Early last fall, this question was asked by almost everyone in the school. The answer .... the sale of Glen Cove High School banners by the Class of 61. In addition, the Sophomores contributed their share of athletes to our school teams and presented their now-annual Soph-Hop. HOME ROOM 123—Front Row. left to right: P. Feinberg G. Floccari. C. Cooper, S. Franklin, W. Faecher. D. Foster, J. Frazer. Second Row: J. Congero M. DeAraujo, S. Faccio. M. DiLeo. C. Eastman, M. Davis B. Comitino. C. Fieselman. Third Row: J. Cianco. B. Galante. C. Castelli, I. Curtis, J. Dolan. D. Galante. B. Dwyer. Fourth Row: I. Downing, B. Dunn, D. Clement. S. Dacus. M. Carrera. J. Dempsey, R. Dubicki, G. Erlandsen. HOME ROOM 124—Front Row; left to right: N. Izzo. P. Leik. M. Lamplough. J. Kepecs. R. Kurtz. J. Kean. Second Row: V. Leik P. Jennett. D. Kreusch. J. Lopez. B. Lewis C. Lempinski. V. Krauss. J. Kendall. Third Row: L. Lemma S. Knehr. J. Lavery. S. Kaufman. R. Hinck. J. Jerebker. Fourth Row: L. Kagan. J. Hinde. T. Malloy, M. Krevor. L. Kowalski. H. Marks. K. Kampe. HOME ROOM 125—Front Row. left to right: L. Mauti, M. Matthews. H. Mally. M. Macklin. J. McCauley. M. Monaghan. V. Martino. Second Row: N. Mendelsohn. E. Morris. A. Miller. L. Naylor. L. Morgan. J. Minicozzi. A. Mickens. Third Row: J. Monning. G. Moore, S. Moccia. M. Martino. B. Maleszewski, V. Maiden. Fourth Row: T. Mercandino. M. Morris. J. Mickens. L. McCleary. B. Nash. J. Neillands. R. Matejko. HOME ROOM 218—Front Row. left tD right: B. Sange- nito. B. Schokley. P. Scherr. R. Renaldo. P. Rossetti. R. Ro-sasco. W. Sherwood. N. Renaldo. Second Row: T. Shurbet. J. Sandler. R. Sottung. A. Scanlon. M. Rondeau. N. Rogerson J. Rubenstein. M. Reukauf. Third Row: D. Silver M. Schwarz. A. Simoneschi. E. Sanfrantello. J. Simoneschi. B. Sorocenski. W. Savage, A. Ranaldo. HOME ROOM LOBBY—Front Row. left to right: D. Giunta. P. Graf. P. Gartelmann. W. Geertsen. T. Glozek, G. Harvey. M. Hussey. Second Row: W. Haynes. H. Hall. M. Gengarelly. A. Grella. L. Iglesias M. Grella. C. Giunta. Third Row: B. Goldberg. A. Gouzoulis, A. Graff. K. Herbert. J. Furst, G. Gibson, R. Hedqer. Fourth Row: L. Herbig. R. Gresio. D. Hazen, B. Head. W. Gray. B. Goode-now. T. Hicks. HOME ROOM 220—Front Row. left to right: H. Young P. Wicks. L. Scott. G. Walker. W. Squire. J. Walker. A. Townsend. Second Row: J. Wolson. J. Tast S. Stango. M. Thompson. R. Taranto. B. Trotta. T. Watson. Third Row: L Visslailli, G. Wotzak. J. Walzer. J. Siegel. B. Van Vlack A. Tancredi, A. Wessberg, R. Wilkens. Fourth Row: J. Walker. T. Twors. D. Wansor. D. Zausmer M. J. Van Eynd-hoven. P. Stetler. O. Steadman. HOME ROOM 217—Front Row. left to right: D. Preski. B. Oglesby. L. Previd, L. Murphy. D. Perego. S. Norvik. Second Row: M. Newell. S. Pagan. B. Nigro. A. Potter W. Myer. L. Perone. Third Row: C. Oswald. D. O'Regan. V. Pullo. J. Roche. S. Petroski, A. Preski. Fourth Row: M. Pap- sidero. G. Ricco. L. Ranaudo. R. Pinckney, F. Rega. S. Salemson. V. Oporto, S. Powell. A. Pascucci. Junior Class Ever attempting to live up to the title of the most active class, the Juniors held numerous exec- a step beneath them in order to purchase their much needed book-covers, an enterprise dominated and controlled by the energetic Juniors. The Junior Prom, once again held in June, served to climax the school's social activities and convinced utive committee meetings and sponsored many money making projects. Even the Seniors ventured even the doubtful ones that the class of 60 has very promising future. HOME ROOM 202 E—Front Row, left to right: M. Bot- winick. C. Bernardi, B. Boyd. E. Bush. B. Buxenbaum. C. Al-banese. J. Anderson. Second Row: M. Burke, H. Burn. C. Adler. A. Bencher. S. Carl. E. Brottenberg. R. Buchanan. Third Row: R. Burnett. M. Asheroff. R. Bandell, S. Araujo. R. Brunner. J. Buonincontri. C. Barton. T. Abbondondalo. J. Baade. Fourth Row: Mr. Brown. G. Braun T. Cappa- dona, B. Berger. R. Becker. A. Caggiano. R. Au. HOME ROOM 202 W—Front Row, left to right: B. Cehcn D. Conway. A. Famiglietti. L. Doherty. L. Finn, A. Cekola L. Famalett. Second Row: T. De George. R. Coleman, V. Edwards. W. Ericksen, C. Dakin, I. Fisher, C. Fanninq, P. Dowling, W. Frintzillas. Third Row: L. Farrell. R. Cooper. J. Curtis. R. Eager, P. Friedman, J. Fioretti, G. Gascon. J. Esposito, G. Fedoroff. Fourth Row: G. Fanning. J. Flam- mio. H. Dutcher. F. Caminari. Z. Dunalewicz. A. Clement J. Felleppa. HOME ROOM 209—Front Row. left to right: B. Harvey. M. Grella. B. Jacobson, E. Flynn, G, Haynes. P. Greer. A. Galofaro. Second Row: P. Grimes. K. Hinck, E. Knox. F. Kapuscinski. D. Kapuscinski. M. Graziose. D. Flynn. Third Row: R. Holst. A. Halvorsen. A. Jackson. L. Honeyman W. Hazen. D. Hesse. G. Grossman. Fourth Row: S. Glass man. J. Gillen. S. Graves. G. Holstein, S. Alterman. d HOME ROOM 211—Front Row. left to right: B. Katowski. T. Lombardi. C. Martone. P. Mede. E. Lupinski, J. Magagnos. M. Krafjaclc. Second Row: H. Kormoski, B. Lindsay, M. Kean, K. McGuire. J. Lerner. S. Maccarone. Third Row: C. Marks, D. Mason. F. Jung. B. Kehoe T. Margolis. P. Krasielwietz, R. Knight. Fourth Row: J. Kenary. J. Kenary. R. Konopasek. V. Kaplinski. J. Johnson. H. Levine. HOME ROOM 212—Front Row. left to right: P. Orlando. P. Nicholson. M. McCoyd. N. McKenzie. J. Nugent. J. Me-Naughton. B. Mosquera. Second Row: F. Nigro, D. Nickel. M. Olsen. S. Peacock. K. Nielsen M. Meschino. C. Miller. Third Row: D. McComb. J. Melillo, K. McCue. R. Neill. C. Osheske. A. Nielsen. A. Maurer. Fourth Row: R. Mar- tinez. R. Martino, J. Martin. B. Morris. S. Newman. K. Nesky. HOME ROOM 215—Front Row. left to right: J. Salverivo. S. Pellizon. M. Rant. P. Smith. J. Parsing. M. Schepanski, J. Rabkin. Second Row: I. Diot J. Pettus. J. Shortell, M. Ritchie, V. Rice. L. Rosenberg R. Soto. Third Row: H. Quinn, J. Rocco. J. Reynolds. J. Shenton R. Rina M. Ressler. A. Shields. Fourth Row: H. Skwer. N. Russiyan W. Shur- bet. B. Shay. W. Stack, B. Rinschler. C. Smith. HOME ROOM 216—Front Row left to right: S. Stuart E. Webber. P. Smith, E. Soffe B. Trubish. V. Young. L. Walker. Second Row: G. Tanaka T. Stango J. Waicul. B. Tobias G. Solomito, M. Siegel J. Vengroski. Third Row: C. Szy-kuc. T. Stant. T. Stanco. P. Trubish. L. Sprintz. R. Wolke A. Wolinsky. Fourth Row: E. Trotta. N. Wichard. J. Semite- colos, J. Strimas. B. Vashel R. Wessels, E. Trusiak. S. A. C. MEMBERS—Front Row, left to right: W. Reulcauf A. Ranaldo. P. Mercadante. S. Tim-mermann, W. Shurbet. Second Row: C. F. Johnson. A. Yule. J. Giambruno. M. Reulcauf. J. Furst. N. Gow. V. Edwards. Student Advisory Council FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — Left to right: W. Reulcauf. President- J. Morgan. Vice-President: N. Gow Secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS—Left to right: B. Trotta Vice-President; M. Reulcauf. Secretary: J. Furst. President. A link? Yes, a link between the faculty and administration—better known as the S.A.C. This aptly describes the Student Advisory Council, which this year tackled such weighty problems as a means of speeding-up action on a new high school and forestalling split sessions, a basis for awarding scholarship-letters to outstanding students, and cribbing on tests. Made up of representatives from student activities, the president and secretary of each class and its adviser, the S.A.C. is, in fact, an integral part of G.C.H.S. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Left to right: B. Shurbet. President; L. Finn. Treasurer: V. Ed- wards. Secretary: S. Araujo. Vice-President; (not pictured). Profiles of ’59 Preoccupied with the business of the control of their domain (better known as Senior Alley), impressing underclassmen, winning scholarships, and planning an original Senior trip, the Class of ’59 proceeded to make this year the best ever. Although the year's activities began with a not-too-successful magazine drive, the seniors staged a fast recovery with a successful Senior Ball and well-produced Senior Play. PETER A. MERCADANTE 52 St. Andrews Lane There's honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in thee ... good looking . . . popular. Latin Club I. 2, 3; Track I. 2. 3 S.A.C. 4 Senior Executive Committee. ANGELA YU LA 2 Fairmont Place Hard worker. .. crew neck sweaters .. . elementary teacher . . . smart. Alpha I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3: F.T.A. 3. 4; Latin Club I. 2. 3, 4 Leaders Club 3. 4: Library Club 3. 4; Masquers 3 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. JOAN LORETTA GIAMBRUNO I Timber Road Dodger fan ... Loves those lunch periods. .. friendly ... Bowling 3. 4: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4-Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Jr. Commercial Club I. 2; Leaders Club 3. 4; Masquers I. 2. 3, 4: Red Cross 2. 3: Senior Class Secretary 4- Sr. Commercial Club 3: Tattler 2. 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4. Working under the direction of President Peter Mercadante. Vice-President Angela Yula. and Secretary Joan Giambruno, the Senior Executive Committee busily proceeded to make plans for the Mardi Gras. FRANK WALTER ABBONDONDOLO 64 Frost Pond Road Abby . . . sports enthusiast ... friendly . .. aye. aye. sir. Baseball 3. 4: Soccer I, 2. 3. 4. LOIS JEANINE ALEXANDER 5 Continental Hill Sister . . . likes music and art ... stenographer. Alpha 3: Band 1.2: Choraleers 3. 4- Chorus 3. 4 Leaders Club 3. 4. THOMAS ARTHUR ANDERSON 53 Valentine Avenue Andy ... the outdoor life . . . Uncle Sam beckons. Band I. 2. 3. 4: Football 3. 4: French Club 2. GEORGE JOHN ALLGAIER 5 Perkins Court Mad scientist... one and two and three . . . rambunctious. Band I, 2. 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Latin Club I. 2: Soccer I. 2. 3, 4. BARBARA JANE ANDERSON 16 Chestnut Street Blue eyed blonde . . . quiet . . . loves sports . . . future teacher. Band I. 2: Biology Club 2: Bowling 3; French Club 1.2, 3. 4: F.T.A. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Sports I. 2. 3. 4. LOUIS JOSEPH ANZALONE 12 Frost Pond Road Sailing, sailing over the bounding main . . . Seascout . . . accounting career looks promising. Band I 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. RICHARD LAWRENCE APGAR 34 Jefferson Street A little work, a little play— aw, let’s just ploy.'' . . . tomorrow's pilot. Band I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I: Bowling 3, 4. HOWARD ALBERT ATKINSON I Mercadante Place Never a dull moment . . . dramatics hold an interest . . . future plans include the wild blue yonder. Football I. 4: Masquers I. 2 3. 4. ■ JEAN WeLAI AU 45 School Street Dependable . . . well-groomed ...likes classical music ... college ahead. Biology Club 2: Choraleers I: Chorus I. 2: French Club I 2, 3: Library Club I. 2, 3: Profile 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. GEORGE ANDREW BALL 44 Northfield Road One of the boys . . . western music . . . Bill Holden fan . . . future chemist. Alpha 2. 3: Baseball 1.2: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3. 4 Soccer 2. 3 4: Spanish Club 3: Varsity Club 3. 4. t Mim ROBERT WILLIAM BATCHELOR 20 McKinley Place Interested in Photography and electronics . . . amiable . . . intends to attend RCA Institute. Masquers 2. 3. 4; Photography Club 2. 3. 4. JOAN JOSEPHINE BELLIDORA 5 Guilfoy Street Taste for Italian food . . . likes to dance . . . conscientious. JOANN KATHRYN BERGER 12 Buckeye Road Jo ... crazy about skating ... ivory tickler . . . take a letter please. Chorus I, 2 3: Commercial Club I 2; Intramurals I. 2: Masquers I. 2, 3. 4. ANDREW BERTON BECKER 36 Oak Lane Fond of aquatic sports ... fun to be with ... look out Hof-stra. Spanish Club I. HERBERT GUSTAV BERGHAUS 20 Forest Avenue Easy going . . . Herb . . . fond of popular music . . . hup. two. three four. RUBY JEAN BIGBY 8 Shore Road Bops ... oil painting . . . likes animals . . . commercial artist. Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4. 65 BARBARA ANN BROWN 8 Hillside Avenue Cookie . . . record collector . .. adept at domestic arts ... typist. Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4. ERNEST ZEKE BORUM 9 Capobianco Street Zeke . . . fore . . . sports minded .. . college in the future. Basketball 2 3, 4; Golf 3, 4. ALICE MARIE BRUIN 28 Timber Road Active . . . dramatics, dramatics, dramatics . . . popular . . . actress. Bowling 3 4; Masquers I, 2. 3, 4: Thespians 2. 3. 4. CAROLEE BRAFF 36 McLoughlin Street Calley . . . nice dresser . . . interested in music . . . lovely red hair . . . pleasant personality. French Club 2. 3: F.T.A. 4. DAVID HAROLD BUCKHOUT 77 Woolsey Avenue Star gazer . . . good looking . . . nice friend . . . fisherman. Band I 2, 3. 4: Biology Club 2; Latin Club I. 2; Science Club 3. KARL A. BROTTENBERG 78 Glen Keith Road Stamp collector ... hunter... Where's that monkey wrench? LESLIE RUTH BUCKOLD 19 Daniel Drive Frank Sinatra fan . . . crazy about the theater . . . stage career. Biology Club 2: F.T.A. 4: Masquers 2 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3: Thespians 3. 4. 66 PAT GREGORY BUONINCONTRI 45 Hazel Street Quiet . . . sincere . . . likes informal clothes . . . Farming-dale. Baseball I: Basketball I, 2; Football I. 2. 4. MARTIN JAMES CLARK 10 Maryland Avenue Decker'' . . . hunter . . . can do without math .. . navy man. DOLORES ANN BURNETT 7 Mason Drive De De . . . progressive jazz fiend . . . artist . . . dietitian. JAYNE ANN CODDINGTON 27 Timber Road Unassuming ... adept at domestic skills . . . dental assistant. Intramurals I. 2: Masquers I. 2. ROBERT JEFFREY BURNS 15 Apple Tree Lane Hunting enthusiast . . . party boy ... good sense of humor. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Executive Committee I, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club I. 2. 3; Tennis I, 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 2. 3, 4. BARBARA ANN COHEN 19 Brookdale Road Barb . . . amusing . . . summers at the beach ... what a driver! Executive Comm. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4; Latin Club I. 2. 3: Leaders Club 3, 4: Library Club 2. 3. 4: Tattler 3 4. FRED CHARLES CAMINARI 39 Duck Pond Road Rocky . . . quite a boxer . . . nicely dressed . . . army man. NANCY MARIE CONWAY 88 Valentine Avenue Sweet disposition . . . talkative ...future nurse. French Club 3. 4; Intramurals I. 2. 3: Masquers 1.2: Photography Club I. FELICIA ANN DAVIS 51 Valentine Street Friendly . . . It’s a strike . . . Bowling 3; Masquers I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS RICHARD DELLARATTA 66 Seaman Road Captain ... golf enthusiast... anchors aweigh. Football 2: Golf 3. 4; Soccer I. ARTHUR A. EHRICH 26 McKinley Place Artie . . . hot rodder . . . one of the boys. .. future stage manager. Masquers 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4. PERINDA RITA ESPOSITO 29 Southridge Drive I could have danced all night . . . Princess . . . beautician. CHESTER HERBERT DeGRAFF 4 Madeline Place Chesty ... future broker. Golf 3. 4- Soccer I; Tennis 2 3. 4. PATRICIA JOSEPHINE EVANS 25 Burns Avenue Sweet . . . animal lover . . . yen for Italian food . .. receptionist. Homemaking Club 3; Masquers 3. 4. RICHARD WARREN ELDERMIRE 19 Miller Street Happy go lucky . . . collects stamps .. . another Steve Canyon. Basketball I. 2, 3. 4; Soccer I. 2. 3. 4. JACQUELINE JOAN EVANS 25 Burns Avenue Jackie ... fond of dancing ... ice skating in the winter. Commercial Club 2, 3. 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4; Masquers 3. 4. LINDA FAECHER 46 Henry Drive Pink Buicks . . . crazy pajama parties ... petite ... teacher. Alpha 2, 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 2, 3. 4; Leaders Club 3. 4; Masquers 2, 3. 4; Tattler 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4. ROSE CAMILLE FAMIGLIETTI 29 First Street Ro . . . well qualified at domestic arts . . . interested in modeling. LORETTA PATRICIA FAMALETT Ridge Road Cobie . . . easy going . . . good cook ... Italian cuisine. Bowling 3: Photography Club I. 2. WARREN ANDREW FITZGERALD 5 Helen Place New face in the crowd ... likes good music . . . advertising artist. ANTHONY MICHAEL FAMIGLIETTI 94 Elm Avenue Car doctor . . . bug on electronics .. . future engineer. Band I. 2. 3. 4- Football I. BARBARA FANNING 24 Central Avenue “Bobbie ... down to earth ... expert bowler. DIANE KATHLEEN FARRELL 90 Sea Cliff Avenue Dee . . . movie fan ... I love to dance . . . secretarial future. Band I. JOSEPH BRIAN FITZPATRICK 13 North Street Oh those blue eyes . . . Fitz beautiful voice . . . Kittens. Choraleers I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Masquers 4. JAMES VINCENT FLOCCARI 13 Fourth Street He's little, but wise, and a corker for his size. ... mathematician. Intramurals I; Latin Club I. 2: Masquers I, 2: Spanish Club I. PAMELA MARIE FORD 10 Landing Road Fun loving ... Never still... Fiat... true friend. Bowling 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3; Intramurals 1.2. 3. 4; Masquers I. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club I. HARVEY LYNN FRIEDMAN 6 High Pine Outstanding dancer . . . good looks . . . what a dresser . . . break a leg. Baseball 1.2. 3.4: French Club 2: Latin Club I. 2; Soccer 2. 3. 4. HERBERT SHELDON GOLDHABER I Laurie Place Happy Herb . . . everyone's friend ... where’d he disappear to? Biology Club 2: Executive Committee 2. 3: Football 4; French Club I. 2, 3: Masquers 2. 3. 4: Photography Club; Profile 4; Science Club 3, 4; Tattler 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3; Baseball 4. BARBARA JEAN FOSMIRE 3 Buckeye Road Foz ... an equestrienne . . . future veterinarian . . . artist. Biology Club 2; Homemaking Club 3; Library Club I, 2. MARGARET FRASER 81 Glen Street Hardworking member of the senior class ... new face. 70 LINDA FRIEDMAN 22 Daniel Drive Cuba . . . sparkling personality . . . un ecrivain . . . talkative. French Club I. 2. 3. 4. SHEILA CAROL GREENE 5 Cleveland Place Is it a strike or a spare?... pink convertibles . . . future teacher. Alpha 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2; Bowling 4; French Club I. 2. 3; F.T.A. 3. 4; Library Club 2. 3. 4; Masquers 2. 3. 4: Profile 4. AMBY GROSSMAN 4 Purdue Road True blue ... Unconventional . . . I'artiste . . . fudge sundaes. F.T.A. 4: French Club I. 2. 3. 4: Masquers I. 2; Profile 3 4; Tattler 3. VIRGINIA MARIE GURIERE 30 Grove Street Flashing baton at half-time . .. big blue eyes . .. always laughing. Band 2, 3. 4; Masquers I, 2. GEORGE ALEX HEIMEL 7 East Avenue Give me more of that Rock 'n' Roll music . .. quiet... King’s Point. Basketball 3, 4. TIMOTHY HERDT 10 Petite Place Smell that science lab ... likes a good book ... amateur artist. Band I; Basketball 2; French Club 4; Soccer I, 2. 4. JANET ANN HICKS 46 Valentine Street Hicksie . . . friendly . . . loyal ... Future nurse. EDMUND HILL 26 Roosevelt Street Duck . . . girls, girls, girls . . . bell bottom trousers. FRANK HENDERSON 31 Woolsey Avenue Tall and lanky ... well-mannered ... good dancer. Baseball 2; Football 2. 3. 4: French Club 3. 4; Spanish Club I. 2. WALLANTY HODYL 14 Chestnut Street Avid sports fan ... collector of stamps. .. sailing, sailing. 71 PATRICIA ANN HOLLAND 23 Buckeye Road Collects matchbook covers . . . shy ... likes New Jersey ... fu-future teacher. Library Club I. 2 3. 4: Latin Club I. 2. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4. CHARLES EDWARD JOHNSON 3 Whitman Lane Swede . . . composer . . . tickles the ivory . . . future minister. Band 4: F.T.A. 3: French Club 2; Soccer I. 2. 3. 4. WILLIAM THOMAS ISAAC 21 Francis Terrace Strikes and spares ... flying enthusiast . . . physics teacher. Band I. 2; Baseball 2; Biology Club 2; Latin Club I: Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3, 4. CHARLES FRANKLIN JOHNSON 130 Glen Street A regular guy ... sports follower ... vital to the football team ... likes math. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: F.T.A. 3. 4: Track I. 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4. SHIRLEY ILENA JENNETT 10 John Street Fond of popular music . . . smooth dancer... bookkeeper. Leaders Club 3. 4. DAVID BRUCE JOHNSON 28 Crescent Beach Road Party boy . . . music lover . . . good swimmer. Football I. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 2; Varsity Club 3. 4. CARL GLENN JOHNSON 28 Crescent Beach Road One of Mr. Lamberson’s boys . . . set designer . . . amiable. French Club I; Masquers I. 2. 3, 4: Thespians 3. 4. JAY KAPLAN 14 Stuart Drive East Mark Sabre . . . prefers to ride . . . well dressed . . . good dancer. Alpha 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3 4: Biology Club 2; Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2. 3, 4; Tattler I, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4. 72 LEONARD KAPLAN 43 Highland Road Cap . . . practical joker . . . future doctor . . . well known. Biology Club 2; French Club I. 2. 3. EDWARD RICHARD KAUFMAN 56 St. Andrews Lane Intelligent ...quiet... stamp collector... expert on historical dates. French Club I. 2, 3: Tennis 2. 3. LORRAINE KAUFMAN 14 North Street Coin collector ... athletic ... fun loving .. . carrot top. Commercial Club I, 2. 3. 4; Leaders Club 3, 4. JEAN KIELBASA 33 Valentine Street Feminine . . . timid . . . sincere . . . elementary teacher. Alpha 3. 4; Bowling 3. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4; Latin Club I. 2, 3. 4. 73 KAREN DOROTHY KIRBY 28 Jefferson Street Long stemmed American beauty . . . water-skier . . . baton twirler. Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Leaders Club 4: Majorettes I. 2. 3. 4; Masquers I, 2: Spanish Club I. 2, 3. JAMES KIRK 39 Daniel Drive Hunter and fisherman . . . mischievous . . . engineer . . . friendly disposition. SUSAN PATRICIA KLECKNER 23 Gerome Drive Well dressed . . . chatterbox . psychologist . . . artist. Brush and Palette Club 3; Boosters I, 2. 3: Pep Club 3; Tide 1. 2. JO ANN HELEN KUROWSKI 22 McLoughlin Street Jo . . . rock 'n' roll fan . . . bowling enthusiast. Bowling 3, 4; Spanish Club I. WILLIAM STEVEN LEDERMAN 12 South Yew Money isn’t everything, but it 's way ahead of whatever is in second place ' . . . unusual shirts. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Masquers 2,3,4; Tennis I, 2; Thespians 4. CELESTE LEONE 108 Forest Avenue Robert Wagner fan . . . blue is her color... well liked. Home Economics Club 4. BARRY FREDERICK LIPTON 25 Viola Drive The Barrel . . . writer . . . fez . .. likes a good book. Masquers I. 3. 4 Photography Club I: Tattler 3. 4. PETER ARTHUR LE TELLlER 132 Glen Street Interested in tropical fish... artistic ... athletic. Soccer 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4. JOANNE LAMB 23 Nassau Avenue Petite ... cute as a button ... friendly and feminine. Commercial Club I. 2. 3, 4; Intramurals I. 3; Masquers I, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE LAMB 18 Southfield Road Lamb-bone ' . . . life guard ... wicked driver.. . Air Force Academy. Biology Club 2: French Club 3; Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3. 4 Latin Club I. 2; Soccer 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 4. ALBERT LEVINE 87 Glen Cove Avenue Lots of fun ... tape recording enthusiast . . . bowling fan. Spanish Club I. CHRISTINE CATHERINE LEHMANN 29 Willits Road Glass-figurine fancier. .. bowler... cha-cha-cha. Bowling 3 4; Latin Club I. 2. 3. LORRAINE MACKAY 30 Chestnut Street Peppy . . . fun to be with ... always smiling . . . cheerleader. Biology Club 2: Cheerleaders 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Leaders Club 3. 4: Masquers 2. 3: Spanish Club I. JACQUELINE MANNEY 25 Dosoris Lane Jackie . . . intelligent . . . well liked . .. country music. Alpha 2. 3. 4; Chorus Line 4; Executive Committee 3 4; French Club 4; Profile 3. 4; Spanish Club I. 2, 3; Tattler I. 2. MARIANNE MacKENZIE 11 Jackson Street Avid reader . . . athletically inclined . . . future beautician. Intramurals I. 2: Masquers 3. 4; Tattler I. MARLENE MARGARET MARTINO 3 Leuce Place Thunder Birds... bicycle rides in the country . . . rock V roll. French Club I. 2: Intramurals I. 2: Masquers I. 2. CATHERINE MARGARET MAHONEY 55 Town Path Buzzy ... those delicious cookies .. . popular. . . tomorrow's nurse. Bowling 3. 4; Future Nurses 3. 4; Masquers 3. 4. DOMINIC MARRONE 56 Smith Street Junior . . . track star . . . likes Italian food. Football I. 2. 3, 4: Track I. 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club I, 2. 3. 4. DIANE MARY MARTIN 17 Bessel Lane Di . . . Dodger fan . . . lovely long hair . . . Miss Glen Cove. Commercial Club I, 2 3: Intramurals I. 2. 3: Masquers 2. 3. DOROTHY MAE MASON I Mason Drive Likes to dance ... athletic ... talkative ... always laughing. RICHARD PAUL MASSAGO 18 Sherwood Road Golf pro . . . Illces to tinker with cars. Golf 3, 4; Latin Club I: Soccer I 2. 3; Track I. MAUREEN DOROTHY MASSETTI I Spruce Lane Loves the beach . . . pizza . .. equestrian .. . nurse. Biology Club 2; Bowling 3: Future Nurses 3. 4; Intramurals 2; Latin Club I, 2. 3; Masquers 3. RENATA MELON 26 Capobianco Street Beautifully dressed . . . likes good music .. . always co-operative. Alpha I. 2. 3, 4: Commercial Club I. 2, 3: Intramurals I. 2. 3. ALBERT KEVIN McCUE 21 Donohue Street Magoo . . . football games . .. watch out for those women drivers. Bowling 3; Football I; Tattler 2. FREDERICK WILLIAM MILLER 5 Mason Drive Quiet. .. Movie goer... sports follower... navy man. DIANE JUDITH MEALING 31 Cecil Avenue Good dancer... likes to type and take shorthand ... rock V roller. Chorus I. 2. 76 CATHERINE MARY MOLLER 4 Pine Place Kitten . . . very feminine . . . fashion conscious. Homemaking Club 4; Infra-murals I: Masquers 3. 4. MARIANNE ERIKA MONNING 11 Old Estate Road Wicked driver . . . lovely blonde hair... good natured .. . nurse. Alpha I. 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2; Bowling 3. 4- French Club I. 2, 3. 4: Future Nurses 2. 3 4; Latin Club 3. 4; Masquers 3, 4; Profile 3. 4: Tattler I 2. 3. ROBERT ELLIOTT MORGAN 19 Hemlock Lane Robin . . . ladies' man . . . golf enthusiast . . . aversion to math. Chess Club I; Golf Club I, 2 3 4: Spanish Club I. 2; Varsity Club 3. 4. RICHARD MORRIS 19 Timber Road Rocket . . . historian . . . f'ankee fan .. . college bound, iiology Club 2: Soccer 2. 3 4. ROBERT E. MUELLER 80 Glen Keith Road Bowler . . . tennis pro . . . loves his Sunbeam Talbot. . . interior decorating. Latin Club I: Soccer 2. CHARLES E. MURRAY 17 Edward Lane Chuck . . . Photographer . . . '53 Dodge . . . tennis player. Photography Club 2, 3. 4: Profile 4: Tattler 4. PATRICIA NALEVAIKO 43 Hendrick Avenue Patatsi-o . . . bowling pro . . . athletic nature . . . secretary. Commercial Club I, 2, 3; Intramurals I, 2; Masquers I, 2. 3. EDWARD JOSEPH NITKEWICZ 24 Wolfe Street Good in math ... '50 Olds... MELANIE MULDOON easy golng Ed 29 Ellwood Street French C|ub , Blonde . . . future teacher . . hostess with the mostest. Biology Club 2: Executive Committee 4; Intramurals I: French Club I. 2. 3; F.T.A. 4; Masquers 2. 3: Profile 3. 4: Tattler I. 2. 3. 4. CHESTER NOWICKI 32 Coles Street Hot rods . . . fun loving . . . anchors aweigh. 77 HENRYK NOWICKI 14 Valentine Street Travel enthusiast... athlete .. . military future. Soccer I. 2 3. 4: Varsity Club 3. 4. LUIGI PERONE 7 McKinley Place Keen mind ... likes the warm weather. . . college ahead. Alpha I. 2. 3 4: Band I. 2. 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Golf 3. 4; Latin Club 1.2: Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3. 4. AMELIA PAGAN 16 Continental Court Conscientious . . . reserved . .. embroiders and bakes in spare time. Masquers I. 2. 3. 4. JUDITH MIRIAM PETERSON 15 Driftwood Drive Sweet . . . amiable . . . baton twirler. . . petite blonde. Bowling 4: French Club 3 4; F.T.A. 4: Homemaking Club 4; Intramurals 2 Majorettes 3 4. KAY PARASHES 24 Forest Avenue Inquisitive . . . reliable . . . Hi-Y . . parlez-vous francais? Alpha 3. 4; Biology Club 2: Intramurals I. 2; French Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Masquers I. 2; Profile 3. 4; S.A.C. 2. 3: Tattler 2. 3. FRANK PETRONE 10 Barlow Avenue New face in the crowd . . . nicely groomed . .. draftsman. ALLEN THADDEUS PARDO 5 Redwood Path Trustworthy . . . intelligent . . . well mannered . . . nice to know. Alpha 3. 4; Baseball I: Football I. 2. 3; Latin Club I, 2: Tattler 3. 4; Track 2; Varsity Club 3. 4. JOAN ESTHER PETTUS 60 Cottage Row J.P. . . . well dressed ... pianist ... active. Commercial Club 3: Homemaking Club 3: Intramurals 2. 3; Masquers I. 2, 3: Thespians 3. 78 GERARD ANTHONY PORTER 103 Robinson Avenue Oh, those eyes... Come on in, the water’s fine. Soccer 2. 3, 4. ROMANA QUARANTOTTO 74 Hazel Street Quiet and pleasant... movie fan ... secretary. DENNIS WAYNE POWERS 17 Marietta Road Haunts the Campus . . . musically inclined . . . future engineer. Alpha 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2: Chorus 3, 4: Choraleers 3. 4- French Club I, 2. 3; Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3, 4; Tennis 2. 3, 4. AGNES DREW RANALDO 26 Stephen Oval Charm bracelets . . . scrapbooks .. . future nurse. Biology Club 2: French Club 3; Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Latin Club I. 2; Leaders Club 3. 4: Library Club I. 2, 3 4: Tattler 2, 3. THEODORE PRESS 25 Stephen Oval Ace . . . fond of music . . . sports cars . . . good dancer. Baseball I. 2; Biology Club 2; Swimming I, 2; Track 3, 4. BONNIE MAE REINHARD 16 Saxon Court Friendly and popular . . . popcorn . . . cheerleader . . . football games. Cheerleader 3. 4; Intramurals 3. 4; Leaders Club 3. 4: Masquers 2, 3: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. ERIC PUETZER I 10 Robinson Avenue Head and shoulders above the crowd . . . dislikes snow . . . marine. Basketball 2, 3, 4. ANGELO ANTHONY RENALDO 48 Dosoris Lane Buddy Boy . . . likes a good time ... pigeon fancier. Baseball I. 2; Basketball I; Football 2. 3: Latin Club I. 79 ROSEMARY THERESA RENALDO 7 Southridge Drive Roe . . . seamstress . . . fond of dancing. Chorus I. 2, 3: Commercial Club I, 2. 3. 4; Intramurals I 2. 3: Masquers I, 2, 3. ALICE RHODES 2 Shell Drive Fashion conscious . . . petite . . . artistic . . . talkative. French Club 4: Chorus I. MILLICENT ELEANOR RICCO 47 Cedar Swamp Road Mill . . . tiny . . . sincere . . . beautiful voice. Bowling 3. 4; Choraleers I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 2; Intramurals 2. 3; Leaders Club 3. 4- Majorettes 4; Masquers 2. 3, 4. HOWARD REYNOLDS 27 Carpenter Street You've got to be a football hero to get along with the beautiful girls . . . handsome ...one of the crowd. Baseball I: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; S.A.C. 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Track 3 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4. MARTHA LOUISE ROGERS 4 Mason Drive The way to a man's heart is through his stomach ... Penny .. . neatly dressed. Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4. JAMES ROCCO RIZZO 56 Hendrick Avenue Rizz . . . hot rod . . . down with homework ... rock 'n' roller. Latin Club I. MARGARET LOUISE ROBLESS 40 Glen Keith Road Loves the theater . . . book worm . . . pianist . . . nurse. Choraleers 2. 3. 4: Chorus I 2. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 2. CAROLE LINDA ROSE 123 Woolsey Avenue Fashion conscious . . . parlez-vous francais? . . . Oh, those standard shifts! Alpha 2. 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 2, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Masquers I. 2. 3, 4; Profile 4. MARGARET ANN ROSSETTI 9 Nassau Road Whiz on blades... song bird . . . good cook . . . secretary. Commercial Club I, 2; Masquers 1. 2. GLORIA DOLORES SALVATO 26 Frost Pond Road iongstress . . . Oh. how I hate o get up in the morning . . . )lond n blue eyed. Dhoraleers I. 2, 3, 4; Chorus . 2, 3 4; Commercial Club 3, I: Masquers I. 2. BARBARA ANN SANGENITO 5 Stanco Street Athletic . . . peppy . . . popular .. . dependable. Commercial Club I. 2. 3 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Leaders Club 3. 4; Masquers I. 2: Pep Squad .2 PHILIP RUTTEN CAROLYN ANN SCEFONAS 24 Prospect Avenue Polite . . . feminine . . . neat- 2 Landing Road ness personified . . . depend- Rugged . . . outdoor man able. .. . a new addition. Alpha 1. 2. 3 4- Biology Club Bowling 4; Football 3, 4: Tat- 2: Bowling 3. 4- Chorus 1 2' tler 4: Track 3. French Club 1. 2 3: F.T.A. 3. 4: Intramurals 2 3: Latin Club 3. 4- Profile 3 4. ELIZABETH SANGENITO 5 Stanco Street Infectious laugh . . . T. V. watcher . . . intelligent . . . who likes science? Biology Club 2- French Club I 2; Intramurals I 2 3. 4 Latin Club 3' Masquers I. 2: Pep Squad 2. REGINA ANN SCARAMUZZO 56 Dosoris Lane Gmny . . . crazy driver . . . who likes work? . . . bowler. Bowling 3 4; Commercial Club 1.2: Home Economics Club 4; Masquers I. 2. JOHN JAY SEMITECOLOS 40 Maple Avenue Joker . . . rain, rain go away . .. tattoo artist. DOROTHY ANN SCHEPANSKI 14 Dougherty Street Amateur beautician . . . seamstress ... cigarettes—who needs them? Commercial Club I; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT F. SIMMONS 74 Chestnut Street Be-Bop ... ardent rock V roller... naval man. Soccer I; Track 2. 3. DIANE SCOTT 53 McLoughlin Street Spike . . . soprano . . . stop pinching me . . . carrot top. Choraleers I. 2. 3. 4: Chorus I, 2. 3. 4; Commercial Club I: Intramurals I, 2; Masquers 1.2. SUSAN T. SCOTT 6 Westland Drive Tucky . . . j' aime I' homme francais . . . black and white sodas. Alpha 2, 3, 4; Band 4; Bowling 4; French Club I, 2. 3. 4: F.T.A. 3; Latin Club 3. 4; Masquers I, 2. 3. 4; S.A.C. 4; Tattler I. 2. 3. 4. VICTOR A. SMITH 76 Robinson Avenue Nicky . . . jovial . . . set 'em up in the other alley . . . baritone. Bowling 4: Choraleers 3: Chorus 2. 3: Tattler I. MARILYN THERESA SEKELSKY 23 Club Road Sweetly feminine . . . amiable . . . party goer . . . teacher. Alpha 3, 4; Commercial Club I; French Club 3. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals I; Leaders Club 3; Masquers I. 2. HELEN SOFFE 50 Shore Road Slight in stature . . . prospective stenographer . . . quiet. MARGOT ANN STUBBS 40 Poplar Place Mind for figures . . . domestically inclined . .. will work for cap. Bowling 3. 4; Chorus I. 2 3, 4; Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; Latin Club I. 2, 3; Leaders Club 3. 4; Masquers I, 2. 3, 4. ROBERT CHARLES TAST 5 Madeline Place Live wire ... a regular guy ... wiry ... tinkers with cars. Biology Club 2; French Club I; S.A.C. I. 3; Soccer I, 2, 3. PENNY JANE TATE 16 Grant Place Congenial . . . equestrienne . . . I'm hungry . . . future nurse. Bowling Club 3. 4: Future Nurses Club 3. 4: Leaders Club 2. 3. 4. JOSEPH FRANKLIN TAUSCH 13 Westland Drive Band leader . . . talented Musician . . . Squirt . . . Mercury. Band I. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I. 2: Masquers I, 2. SANDRA TIMMERMANN 4 Scott Place Intellectual . . . sleepy head . . . Ivy League clothes . . . active. Alpha 2 3. 4; Choraleers 3: Chorus 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 3. 4; Leaders Club 3. 4: Masquers 2. 3. 4- S.A.C. 4- Spanish Club 3; Tattler 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS RICHARD TONGE 47 Buckeye Road Pedestrians beware! ... A little work, a little play—aw. let’s just play. Biology Club 2: Football 3. 4 Latin Club I. 2. JOSEPH LEONARD VINELLI Lattingtown Road Duke . . . man of the great outdoors... further education. STEVEN H. WALZER Sound Side Lane Beven . . . fond of water sports . . . amateur photographer. Biology Club 2: Chess Club 2: Executive Committee 3: French Club 2; Photography Club 3: Tennis 3. 4. ALFRED S. WEIL 6 Saxon Court Moe Gambo . . . money— who needs it? . . . appreciative of art. Biology Club 2: Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3: Latin Club 2: Soccer 2. 3: Tennis 2; Track 3. 4. LES WEINTRAUB High Pine Progressive jazz” ... Ivy League clothes . . . Yes, ma'am, but. Basketball I. 2; Biology Club 2: Football I. 2: Latin Club I; Masquers I, 2 3. 4: Science Club 4: Track 3. 4: Tennis 4; Varsity Club 3. 4. SHARON V. WENG 27 Clement Street Nifty dresser . . . Who likes green peas? . . . sociable. Bowling 3, 4; Chorus I, 2; Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I. 2: Masquers I. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. PHYLLIS WERTHER 54 Highland Road Eye catching wardrobe . . . extremely feminine . . . blue eyes. Alpha 2. 3 4; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 3: Intre murals I, 2 3. 4; Latin Club I. 2. 3 4- Masquers I. 2. 3. 4. ALEXANDER LIVINGSTON WHITTAKER 6 Singer Place Taste for Italian cuisine . . . saxophone player . . . well liked. Band I: Football I. 2 3, 4; Masquers I 2: Soccer I. 2. BLAIR WILSON 15 Hendrick Avenue Aversion to work . . . enjoys hunting . . . likes the green stuff . . . future sailor. ELIN WORTHLEY 30 Town Path Five feet two. eyes of blue . . . sociable . . . dances well. Bowling 3. 4; French Club I. 4; Masquers 4. LINDA ANN MARIE ZAMBELLI 13 Cambridge Street Tunafish sandwiches . . . beautifully dressed . . . can't resist sweaters. Biology Club 2: Cheerleaders 3. 4; Chorus I: Future Nurses Club 3 4; Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4 Latin Club I, 2 3, 4: Leaders Club 3. 4- Library Club 2. 3 4; Masquers I. 2. MATTHEW ANTHONY ZICCARDI 36 Third Street Well known . . . good sport . . . friendly. Football 3, 4- Latin Club I. 3ln HUemortam Lorraine Cassens was a petite blonde girl, very friendly and active. She had hobbies—plants and animals, and ambitions—she aspired to be a veterinarian. Lorraine was a ready participant in school activities as a member of the Latin and Biology clubs, Masquers, and the Tattler reporting staff. To all who knew her, she was a pleasant and familiar face in the halls of G.C.H.S. Unfortunately, Lorraine is no longer with us—but we fondly reflect upon what she was, and, for us, her spirit remains as a living memory. 85 The City Council Mayor....................Joseph A. Suozzi Commissioner of Finance...Harvey L. Doxey Commissioner of Public Works.Frank P. Festa Commissioner of Safety___lames J. Hartigan Commissioner of Accounts Joseph M. Reilly City Attorney.....................Luke A. Mercadante City Clerk...............Marlene C. Meyer City Judge.................Aaron B. Cohen Commissioner of Assessments and Taxation.......Albert M. Capobianco BERGANO'S MARKET 37 FOREST AVENUE, LOCUST VALLEY OR 1-4619 C. O. CROFT Co. PHARMACISTS 47 School Street Glen Cove, L. I. GLEN FLOORS PHONE ORiole 1-0054 68 GLEN STREET, GLEN COVE Nassau Savings and Loan Association ORGANIZED UNDER STATE BANniNO LAW APRIL 29V 1009 2815 ATLANTIC AVENUE. 86 SCHOOL STREET. Brooklyn 7. New York glen cove.new york T. Herdt and C. Cornell learn of the advantages of investment at Nassau Savings and Loan. JOHNS HARDWARE 79 FOREST AVENUE, GLEN COVE OR 1-2728 GLEN COVE'S KODAK DEALER 15 Glen Street 87 V.V.VA.VA.V.V.V.V.V ANDY'S BAKERY 33 CEDAR SWAMP ROAD GLEN COVE MEYER AUTO REPAIR AL MEYER 83 Birch Hill Road Locust Valley, N. Y. Jean Kielbasa and Sheila Greene know that at Matinecock Bank in Locust Valley, one can depend on quick and expert service when it comes to saving money, borrowing money or financial advice. APEDA STUDIOS Your School Photographer 88 Tungsten—a vital part of our nation's industry is refined in Glen Cove by Wah Chang. Located in Glen Cove's busy industrial district, Wah Chang not only provides the United States with this vital material, but many other countries as well. Tel. ORiole 1-0187 John Fellenz, Prop. FELLENZ High Grade Bakery London’s Jewelry Store Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry-Repairing a Specialty School Jeweler 24 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. 6-8 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE, N. Y. Everything looks so good on the menu that it becomes a real problem in making a selection. Carol Rose and Sue Kleckner try their best to decide among the many selections Henry's has to offer. That's the way it usually is at Henry's. Don't forget the number—8 Glen Street. 90 Columbia Ribbon and Carbon Manufacturing, Inc. Glen Cove, New York 91 KINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent de si•‘ii skilled craftsmanship superb quality LONG ISLAND TRAVEL AGENCY 9 Bridge Street GLEN COVE YOUR CLASS JEWELERS DIEGES CLUST 17 John Street, New York 8, N. Y. Boston - Providence MAW FA CTURING JEWELERS R. W. HARROLD S 23 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N.Y. Need a lively record for a party or the latest hit for your collection? At School Street Music Store in Glen Cove, one can obtain classical, jazz, or novelty records to suit one's tastes. The Senior Class of 1959 92 VXs -v MASQUERS G. C. H. S. STEISEL'S GLEN STREET, GLEN COVE COMPLIMENTS OF BOHACK FOOD MARKETS Serving Long Island Since 1887 HILLIARD'S MEN'S SHOP 37 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N.Y. Tel: ORiole 6-0332 JOSEPH BRIGATI Quality Grocer 39 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. Catering to the high school crowd after school hours is a specialty of Mike's Coffee Shoppe, located on Forest Avenue, Glen Cove. At Avers' Shoes on 27 Glen Street Angela Yula is being shown the stylish yet comfortable footwear that Avers' offers to fit the varied needs of every man, woman, and child. Complimenfs of LADY LYNN SHOPS CANNER'S 15 Glen Street GLEN COVE Compliments of W. E. BRITTON SONS ROGERS PAINT POT 3 West Glen Street GLEN COVE WELL-CHEESE COMPANY 2 Glen Street GLEN COVE Angela Yula and Barbara Cohen find that Bell and Halpern Pharmacy, 27 Forest Avenue, is the perfect place to obtain fine feminine toiletries. One can also expect prescription service that is accurate and quick. WH YLIE 51 Forest Avenue GLEN COVE DEPOT GARAGE LOCUST VALLEY, NEW YORK BLOMQUIST LAUNDRY I I Cottage Row GLEN COVE ECONOMY PRESS 102 SCHOOL STREET GLEN COVE NASSAU MATTRESS 49 School Street GLEN COVE 95 --V-VxV TOMMY'S RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE Luncheons and Dinners PATTISON'S ICE CREAM SHOP LOCUST VALLEY 89 School Street GLEN COVE COVE CAMERA SHOP 37 School Street GLEN COVE HAMBURGER EXPRESS The Nation's Finest Hamburgers 6 Glen Street GLEN COVE WOOLWORTH'S 195 Forest Avenue GLEN COVE Are you a befuddled male with an important date? Christie's Florist on Glen Street can help you find the appropriate corsage to compliment your queen's attire. Irene Monning and Randy Wilson examine some of the large selection of corsages. 96 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. PHILIP MERCADANTE Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HOWARD SHOEN Do you want a safe place to keep your money besides your mattress? Barbara Cohen and Angela Yula inspect the fine facilities Nassau Union Trust, 9-11 Glen Street, offers to its customers. Money under your mattress never works but at Nassau Union Trust, money earns money. BAMBERGER'S JEWELRY SHOP 2 School Street M O N N I N G GLEN COVE STEEL PARTITIONS 58-80 56th STREET MASPETH 78, NEW YORK THE CAMPUS Forest Avenue GLEN COVE DYCKMAN Laundry and Dry Cleaners Sidney Samuels—President Glen Cove Oyster Bay Huntington East Hills OR 6-3333 OY 6-0626 HA 7-2390 MA 1-7633 Serving Nassau, Suffolk and Queens Counties with the best in Laundry Dry Cleaning Service for over 30 years. SUPER M FOOD STORES, I.G.A. 56 Landing Road GLEN COVE GOLDBERG BROS. Glen Street GLEN COVE PADDISON'S The Oldest Cadillac Dealer in Glen Cove THE EDITORS Kay Parashes Carolyn Scefonas Marianne Monning Amby Grossman Jacqueline Manney Jean Au Melanie Muldoon 98 YOU MAKE YEARBOOKS FUN HERE AT PROGRESS The City of Albany Working closely with you has been truly o 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. PROGRESS PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED 11 COLVIN AVE. • PHONE 2-4401 • ALBANY, N.Y. 99 BAND AND MAJORETTES Club President: Anthony Famigletti; Vice-President: David Buckhout Secretary: Louis Anzalone: Treasurer: Richard Au Richard Aasheim, George Allgaier. Stephan Alterman. Thomas Anderson. Clyde Bartone. Michael Berens. Geoffrey Braun. Barbara Buckhout, Joy Capelli, Joseph Ciancio, William Dwyer. Glen Erlandsen, Lorenze Fiorillo, William Geertsen. Margot Gengarelly. William Gray. Virginia Guriere. Martha Hall. Bernard Harvey. Peter Hausch. David Hazen, Lois Honeyman. Charles Johnson. Karen Kirby. Sylvia Maccarone. Jeanette Magagnos. Virginia Maiden. Linda McCleary. Kathleen McGuire. David McKeon. Arthur Miller, Robert Nash, Walter Ortiz, Thomas Pascucci, Luigi Perone. Dennis Powers. Milhcent Ricco. William Rhodes. Steve Salemson. Bernard Sangenito. Madeline Schepanski. Anne Shields. John Simoneschi. Phyllis Smith. Lois Sprintz. Tino Stango. Ted Stauffer. Sylvia Stewart. John Vengroski. Louis Vissillaili, Harriet Young. Richard Weinreb. Roger Wessels. Robert Wilkens. Richard Zambelli, Kenneth Zapp. BIOLOGY CLUB President: Peter Graf: Vice-President: Steve Salemson Treasurer: Jill Christian Jane Barr, Richard Beck. Carmi Bee, Dorothy Buonincontri. Linda Burke, Charles Castelli. Linda Clark. Richard Dubicki, Wendy Faecher. Judy Furst. Robert Hinck. Jeffery Jerebka. Jane Kepecs. Ronnie Kurtz, Carol Lempinski, Virginia Maiden. Linda McCleary. Irene Monning, Laurel Murphy. Susan Norvik. Diane Perego. Nancy Renaldo. Mari Reukauf. Geraldine Walker. James Walzer. Robert Wilkens. Gregory Wotzak. CHEERLEADERS AND CHORUS LINE Captain: Bonnie Reinhard Barbara Anderson. Janet Barr. Dorothy Buonincontri. Leslie Doherty. Wendy Ericksen. Linda Faecher. Joan Giambruno. Gail Gibson. Lorraine Mackay. Helen Malley. Jackie Manney. Susan Norvik. Sally Pellizon, Mari Reukauf, Virginia Rice. Marjorie Schwartz. Cynthia Szykuc, Sandra Timmermann. Clair Werther. Phyllis Werther. Pat Wicks. CHORUS AND CHORALEERS President: Diane Scott: Vice-President: Lois Alexander Secretary: Millicent Ricco Lois Alexander, Susan Benedict, Louise Blihar, Rachel Buchanan. Linda Burke. “Dorothy Buonincontri, Nancy Campbell, Michael Capobianco. Ida Belle Curtis, John Dauphinee. Virginia Edwards. Carole Fieselman. ’Lucy Finn. Brian Fitzpatrick. Diane Foster. Julie Franklin. Judie Furst. Gail Gibson. Cathy Giunta. Abby Graff. Gussie Haynes Raymond Hedger. John Hinze. “Charles Johnson, Sylvia Knehr. Barbara Malezseski. Helen Malley. “Carol Marks. “Ronald Matejko. Nina MacKenzie. Carole Miller, Maureen Menagham. Ronald Montgomery. Joseph Mickens. “Benita Mosquera, Regina Neill, Susan Norvik. Judith Rabkin. Joyce Pershing. Millie Ricco. “Ralph Rina. “Margaret Robless. Neila Rogerson. Gloria Salvato. Dorothy Schepanski. Phyllis Sherr. “Diane Scott. William Shurbet. David Silver. Patricia Smith, Phyllis Smith, “Casimir Swier, “Sandra Timmermann. Barbara Tobias. Betty Trubish. Ora Waller. Arlene Wesberg. “Denotes Choraieers. COMMERCIAL CLUB President: Lorraine Kaufman; Vice-President: Lois Honeyman Secretary-Treasurer: Peggy Dowling Carmella Albanese. Joan Bellidora. Joann Berger, Marsha Botwinick, Barbara Brown, Anne Cekala. Jackie Evans. Annette Famiglietti. Rose Famiglietti. Cecelia Fanning. Irene Fisher, Anne Galafaro. Mary Jean Graziose. Ginny Guriere. Florence Kapuscinski. Dorothy Kapuscinski. Joan Lamb. Diane Martin. Pat Mason. Alice McAleer. Jean McNaughton. Nita Mosquera. Joan Pettus. Helen Quinn. Mary Rant. Rosemary Renaldo, Barbara Sangenito. Madeline Schepanski. FRENCH CLUB President: Carole Rose: Vice-President: Sergio Araujo Secretary: Amby Grossman Carol Adler. Judy Anderson. Michael Asheroff. Geoffrey Braun. Virginia Broda, Linda Clark. Rosalind Coleman Marie De Araujo. Leslie Doherty Alex Downie. Carol Eastman. Judy Ehrich. Joan Felton, Julie Franklin. Janet Fraser, Linda Friedman. Philip Friedman. Susan Goldberg. Priscilla Greer. Richard Grescio. Shirley Hancock. Holly Hall. Jill Kendall. Jane Kepecs. Barbara Kleinman. Sylvia Knehr. Ronnie Kurtz. Carol Lempinski. Jane Lerner. Sheila Lowe. Linda McCleary. Mary Ann McCoyd. Nina McKenzie. Nedra Mendelsohn, Mary Meschino. Carol Miller. Irene Monning. Marianne Monning. Kay Parashes. Maureen Patterson. Susan Peacock. Diane Perego. Marilyn Podell. Vicki Radin. Alice | qq Rhodes. Esther Rhodes Patricia Rogers. Larry Rosenberg. Karen Sobel. Lois Sprintz. Wendy Squire, Patricia Stutz. Carol Ann Sukman. Jean Tanaka. Joseph Vinelli. Pat Wicks. Tina Zendle. Index FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: William Reukauf; Vice-President: James Morgan Secretary: Nancy Gow Sandra Alexander. Robert Althoun. Barbara Buckhout. Ray Coffee. Patricia Coker. William Fisher, Helene Hoffman, Barry Kaplan, Don Kunit, Sheila Lowe. Margaret Moccia. Allen Sandler. Jo Ann Simonson, Ted Stauffer. Vicky Thompson. Carol Wolke. FUTURE NURSES CLUB President: Linda Zambelli; Vice-President: Maureen Massetti Secretary: Marianne Monning Helen Kormoski. Catherine Mahoney. Maureen Massetti. Marianne Monning, Regina Neill, Cecelia Osheske. Agnes Ranaldo. Bonnie Reinhard. Ginny Rice. Margaret Robless. Margot Stubbs. Penny Tate. Betty Trubish. F.T.A. MEMBERS President: Angela Yula: Vice-President: Linda Faecher Secretary: Barbara Anderson Mary Ann Burke, Barbara Cohen. Wendy Erickson. Joan Giambruno. Sheila Green. Karen Hick. Charles E. Johnson. Charles F. Johnson. Jean Kielbasa. Jackie Manney. Nina McKenzie, Karen Nielsen. Carole Rose. Carolyn Scefonas. Susan Scott. Marilyn Sekelsky. Sandra Timmermann. Sharon Weng. HOMEMAKING CLUB President: Joan Pettus; Vice-President: Diane Scott Secretary: Barbara Brown; Treasurer: Catherine Mahoney Rachel Bucanan. Eleanor Bush. Betty Cofield. Patricia Evans. Veronica Leik. Celeste Leone. Catherine Moller. Doris Nickels. Martha Rogers. Margaret Rossetti. Dorothy Schepanski. Lucy Walker. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: William Shurbet; Vice-President: Sergio Araujo Secretary: Virginia Edwards; Treasurer: Lucy Finn Geoffrey Braun. Ellen Brottenburg. Rosalind Coleman. Leslie Doherty. Wendy Ericksen. John Gillen. Jane Lerner. Carole Marks. Pat Mason. Judy Rabkin. Virginia Rice. William Stack. John Strimas. JUNIOR RED CROSS President: Judy Anderson; Vice-President: Roger Wessels Treasurer: Diane Perego; Secretary: Jane Kepecs Barbara Anderson, Lillian Arena. Louise Blihar. Shelley Brown. Louise Caminari. Joy Cappelli, Carol Cornell. Pat Fencl. Diane Foster. Herb Goldhaber, Mary Jean Graziose. Helene Hoffman. Lorraine Kaufmann, Jean Kielbasa. JUNIOR-SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB President: James Reynolds Barbara Cohen. Jeff Curtis. Joe Fioretti, Steve Glassman. Gerald Holstein. Alan Maurer. Allen Pardo. Richard Perry. Denis Powers, Bruce Rinschler, Joel Shenton. Howard Skwer. John Strimas. Roger Wessels. Alan Wolinski. LATIN CLUB Consuls: John J. Gillen. Jean Kielbasa; Praetors: William Stack, Judy Rabkin. Karen Nielsen. Robert Lightfoot. Helen Mally. Janet Barr- Quaestors: Dorothy Buonincontri. Robert Nash; Aediles: Marilyn DiLeo. Hank Hinck Susan Norvik. Robert Wilkins. Tom Bass. Anita Bencher. Sue Benedict. Margaret Broda. Shelley Brown. Barbara Buckhout. Sandra Case. Mark Coleman, Patricia Coker. Henry Davidson. Henry Dwyer. Joe Dempsey. Wendy Encksen. Linda Faecher. Magdalene Fitzpatrick. Bruce Goldberg. Andy Gouzoulis. Nancy Gow. Abby Braff. Arthur Hagerman. Bernadette Harvey. John Head. Raymond Hedger, Robert Hinck. Helene Hoffman. Susan Hoffman, Patricia Holland. Bobbi Honaski. Jay Kaplan. James Kirk, Diane Kielbasa, Helen Kormoski. Michael Krevor. Barbara Lewis, Christine Lehmann, Marcia Lipschutz. Ginny Maiden. Connie Martone Ronnie Matejko. Peter Mercadante. Lucy McMorris. Marianne Monning. Barbara Nicholson. Jean Nugent. Cecelia Osheske, Maureen Patterson. Sue Peacock. Sandra Powell. Vicki Radin. Mari Reukauf. William Reukauf. Neila Rogerson. Michelle Rondeau. Richard Rosney. Ira Sadoff. Allen Sandler. Carolyn Scefonas. Marjorie Schwartz. Philip Schwind. Mark Seidler. Joel Shenton. Public Enemy No. I of Rm. 124 C. Scefonas. Registrar, on yearbook picture taking day. Judy Siegel. Anthony Simoneschi. John Simoneschi. Phyllis Smith. Susan Stango. Joanne Stemcosky. Janet Test, Sandy Timmermann, Marion Townsend. Mary Jane Van Eyndhoven. Robert Weinreb. Arlene Wessberg. Phyllis Werther. Harriet Young. Angela Yula. Linda Zambelli, Donna Zausmer, Kenneth Zepp. i CAncpc ri iir President: Lois Alexander; Vice-President: Barbara Cohen Secretary: Virginia Maiden Sandra Alexander. Judy Anderson. Dorothy Atkinson. Janet Barr. Ruby Bigby. Shelley Brown. Dorothy Buonincontri, Heather Burn. Louise Caminari, Carlotta Ceglia, Linda Clark, Wendy Ericksen, Priscilla Greer. Karen Herbert. Karen Hinck. Florence Kapucinski. Kathy Kaufman. Lorraine Kaufmann. Jill Kendall, Jean Kielbasa, Kathy Lamberson. Sylvia Maccarone. Lorraine Mackay. Linda McCleary. Terry Mercandino, Margaret Moccia. Regina Neill, Susan Norvik. Cecelia Osheske, Mary Rant. Bonnie Reinhard, Virginia Rice, Martha Rogers, Dorothy Schepanski. Marjorie Schwartz, Phyllis Smith. Pat Stutz, Jean Tanaka, Betty Trubish. Tina Zendle. LIBRARY CLUB President: Agnes Renaldo; Vice-President: Magdalene Fitzpatrick Secretary: Judy Rabkin: Treasurer: Jill Christian Karen Borgstrom. Shelley Brown. Barbara Buckhout. Heather Burn. Carlotta Ceglia. Barbara Cohen. Joan Giambruno. Sheila Greene. Valerie Hagerman. Karen Herbert. Susan Hoffman. Patricia Holland, Helen Malley, Linda McCleary, Rosemary Mercadante. Cynthia Mollitor. Laurel Murphy. Regina Neil. Nancy Renaldo. Mary Rant. Mari Reukauf. Patricia Rogers. Ann Scanlon. Joanne Simonson. Geraldine Walker. Barbara Winters, Angela Yula. Linda Zambelli. Tina Zendle. MASQUERS SOCIETY President: Leslie Buckhold ; Vice-President: Susan Scott Secretary-Treasurer: Wendy Ericksen Carol Adler. Carmella Albanese. Mike Asheroff. Sue Benedict. Michael Berens, Ruby Bigby, Geoffrey Braun, Ginny Broda, Shelley Brown, Linda Burke. Carlotta Ceglia, Linda Clark , Lita Cohen, Rosalind Coleman , Felicia Davis, Marilyn DiLeo, Leslie Doherty. Peggy Dowling, Virginia Edwards, Arthur Ehrich . Anthony Famigletti , Cecilia Fanning, Carol Fieselman, Lucy Finn, Magdalene Fitzpatrick , Grace Floccari, Pamela Ford. Anne Forigone. Julie Franklin, Anne Galafaro, Joan Giambruno , Gail Gibson, Marilyn Glassman. Susan Goldberg, Robert Goodenow, Nancy Gow, Abby Graff, Peter Graf. Mary Jean Graziose, Priscilla Greer . Mary Lou Grella, Amby Grossman, Joan Gunderson, Holly Hall, Shirley Hancock. Peggy Hausch, Jimmy Hesse, Karen Hinck, Susan Hoffman, Lois Honeyman, Gail Humbert, Barbara Jacobson, Janice Kean. Jill Kendall. Pat Keagler, Eileen Knox, Michael Krevor, Ronnie Kurtz , Lana Lamplough. Joan Lamb . Kathryn Lamberson. Carol Lampinski, Bill Lederman . Barbara Lewis , Marcia Lipschutz. Barry Lipton , Carol Lupinski. Barbara Maleszewski, Carole Marks, Virginia Martino, Patricia Mason. Mary Ellen Matthews. Mary Anne McCoyd, Jean McNaughton, Nedra Mendelsohn, Rosemary Mercadante. Terry Mercandino. Irene Monning, Grace Moore, Elaine Morris, Jeon Nugent. Sue Peacock . Sally Pellizon, Diane Perego, Joan Pettus, Marilyn Podell, Helene Quinn, Judy Rabkin. Nancy Ronaldo, Esther Rhodes, Ralph Rina, Neila Rogerson, Michele Rondeau. Nick Russiyon . Steve Salemson . Susan Salmons. Pat Scefonas, Phyllis Scherr . Peter Schloss, Linda Scott . Boyd Schockly, Judy Siegel, Roni Smith, Ginny Solomito, Tino Stango, Paul Strickland , Bobby Tast . Sandra Timmermann . Joan Tilton. Barbara Tobias, John Vengroski. Geraldine Walker, Jim Walzer, Sharon Weng . Clare Werther, Pat Wicks, Linda Zambelli , Sandy Zuccala. •Denotes members of Thespians. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President: Sandra Timmermann; Vice-President: Jacqueline Monney Secretary: Linda Faecher; Treasurer: Marianne Monning Lois Alexander, Carol Adler. Jean Au. Fred Azua, Anita Bencher. Geoffrey Braun. Ellen Brottenberg. Jill Christian, Barbara Cohen, Rosalind Coleman. Richard Cooper, William Dwyer, Sheila Greene, Jeffery Jerebker, Jay Kaplan, Stuart Kaufman. Michael Krevor. Sylvia Maccarone. Helen Malley. Renata Melon, Wendy Meyer. Robert Nash, Cecelia Osheske. Kay Parashes, Allen Pardo. Maureen Patterson, Luigi Perone, Richard Perry. Dennis Powers. Mari Reukauf, James Reynolds. Carole Rose, Carolyn Scefonas. Susan Scott. Marilyn Sekelsky. Joel Shenton. William Stack. John Waicul, Gregory Watzak, Roger Wessels, Phyllis Werther. Angela Yula. Donna Zausmer. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB President: John Vengroski Carol Adler, Mark Coleman. Rosalind Coleman. John Dauphinee. Steven Kaufman. Charles Murray, Tom Rowley. Mark Seidler, Nicholas Russiyan. Steven Walzer. PROFILE Editor-in-Chief: Kay Parashes; Art Editor: Amby Grossman: Managing Editor: Carolyn Scefonas Business Manager: Jean Au: Photography Editor: Charles Murray Literary Editors: Melanie Muldoon. Marianne Monning, Herbert Goldhaber, Jackie Manney Staff: Jackie Evans. Sheila Greene. Diane Martin. Renata Melon. Patricia Nalevaiko. Rosemary Renaldo, Carole Rose, Helen Soffe, Steven Walzer, Angelo Yula. SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: Peter Mercadante: Vice-President: Angela Yula Secretary: Joan Giambruno Joann Berger. Robert Burns. Barbara Cohen. James Floccari. Sheila Greene. William Isaac. Jacqueline Manney. Melanie Muldoon. Carole Rose. Allen Pardo, Lester Weintreub. Linda Zambelli. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: Judy Furst; Vice-President: Robert Trotta Secretary: Mari Reukauf Dorothy Atkinson. Janet Barr. Eddie Carlson. Ginny Broda. Carol Fieselman, Marilyn DiLeo. Robert Hinck, Jill Kendall, Linda McCleary. Virginia Maiden, Peter Graf, Karen Herbert. Margie Schwartz. Anne Scanlon. Susan Norvik. Steve Salemson. Wendy Squire. Jimmy Walzer. SPANISH CLUB President: Bonnie Reinhard James Alverez. Jean Au. Fred Azua. Lucy Basile. Richard Bendel. Angel Bonilla. Ray Coffey. Barbara Cohen. Lita Cohen. Sandra Faccio. Peter Graf. Steven Kaufman. Stuart Kaufman, Sylvia Maccarone. Laurel Murphy, Wendy Myer. Sandra Powell. Judy Rabkin. Bonnie Reinhard. Phyllis Scherr. Clare Werther, Arlene Wessberg. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Virginia Edwards. Judy Furst. Joan Giambruno. Nancy Gow. Charles F. Johnson. Peter Mercadante. Agnes Ranaldo. Mari Reukauf. William Reukauf. Susan Scott. William Shurbet. Sandra Timmermann. Angela Yula. TATTLER Editors-in-chief: Jane Lerner. Vicki Radin; Editors Emeritae: Sue Scott. Sandy Timmermann Sports Editors: Allen Pardo. Jay Kaplan; Photography Editor: Joel Shenton Cartoonist: Carmi Bee: Exchange Editor: Irene Monning: Advertising Manager: Linda Faecher Business Manager: Cecelia Osheske; Transcription Manager: Joann Berger Circulation Manager: Barry F. Lipton STAFF Nadine Asher. Janet Barr. Dottie Bouninconti. Barbara Cohen, Lita Cohen. Roz Coleman. Marilyn DiLeo. Margo Gengarelly. Joan Giambruno. Herb Goldhaber. Priscilla Greer. Hank Hinck, Karen Hinck. Sylvia Knehr. Marialena Lamplough. Ginny Maiden. Mary Ellen Matthews. Sue Norvik. Pat Wicks. General Index ADMINISTRATION ........................... . 15 ASSEMBLIES 24. 25, 33 ATHLETICS Baseball 26, 27 Basketball ......... 30, 31 Bowling ............................... 34 Cheerleaders .......................... 36 Chorus Line 36 Football .......................... 32, 33 Golf ................................ 28 Intramurals, Girls .................... 35 Leaders' Club .............................. 38 Soccer ................................ 34 Tennis .................................. 28 Track ...................................... 29 Varsity Club ............................... 38 ATHLETIC CASUALS BAND .. BASEBALL ... BASKETBALL 7, 26, 27. 30-34 ............. 37 ....... 26, 27 ........ 30, 31 103 BIOLOGY CLUB ........................... 45 BOWLING ................................ 34 CAFETERIA STAFF ........................ 22 CHEERLEADERS ........................... 36 CHORUS LINE ............................ 36 CHORUS ................................. 46 CLASSROOM SCENES 6,16 21.24,25 CUSTODIAL STAFF ........................ 22 CLUBS Band ............................... 37 Biology ............................ 45 Chorus ........................... 46 Commercial ......................... 48 Executive Committees .......... 62, 63 French ............................. 41 Future Nurses ...................... 44 Future Teachers .................... 44 Homemaking ......................... 47 Jr. Red Cross ...................... 39 Jr.-Sr. Science .................... 45 Latin .............................. 41 Leaders' ........................... 38 Library ............................ 47 Majorettes ......................... 37 Masquers ...................... 42, 43 National Honor Society ............. 40 National Thespians ............ 42, 43 Photography ........................ 39 PROFILE........................ 12, 13 Spanish ............................ 41 Student Advisory Council (S.A.C.)... 62 TATTLER ............................ 49 COMMERCIAL CLUB ........................ 48 CLUB CASUALS ..................8, 12, 38-49 CUSTODIAL STAFF ........................ 22 DEDICATION PAGE .14 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES Freshman 62 Sophomore ................... 62 Junior ........................... 62 Senior ........................... 63 FACULTY ............................16-21 FOOTBALL .. 32, 33 FRENCH CLUB ......................... 41 FRESHMAN CLASS Executive Committee ............. 62 Homerooms .................... 56, 57 FUTURE NURSES ....................... 44 FUTURE TEACHERS ..................... 44 GOLF ................................ 28 HOMEMAKING CLUB 47 HOMEROOMS Freshman .................... 56, 57 Junior ...................... 60, 61 Sophomore ................... 58, 59 INTRAMURALS, GIRLS .................. 35 INTRODUCTION ...................... 2-13 JUNIOR CLASS Executive Committee .............. 62 Homerooms ................... 60, 61 JR. RED CROSS........................ 39 JR.-SR. SCIENCE CLUB................. 45 LATIN CLUB .......................... 41 LEADERS' CLUB ....................... 38 LIBRARY CLUB ........................ 47 MAJORETTES .......................... 37 MEMORIAL PAGE ....................... 85 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY................40 OFFICE STAFF ...................... 42 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB .................... 39 PROFILE ........................ 12, 13 SCHOOL SCENES .............. 2-11, 23-25 SENIOR CLASS Executive Committee............... 63 Officers ......................... 63 Play ........................ 54, 55 Portraits ..................... 64-84 Social Functions............... 52-53 SOCCER .............................. 34 SOCIAL SCENES 9, 50-55 SOPHOMORE CLASS Executive Committee ............ 62 Homerooms ................... 58, 59 SPANISH CLUB 62 STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL (SAC) 49 TATTLER ............................. 28 TRACK ............................... 29 UNDERCLASS ACTIVITIES 50, 51 VARSITY CLUB ........................ 38