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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

I ?W7f •4 PROFILE 1960 is the record of a school year Not a sermon or an evaluation. Years from now When we view these events with wisdom and maturity We may judge their effect. Our present humor may seem sophomorish And our pressing concerns trivial in retrospect; However, these experiences, this formative period of our lives Will have shaped our beliefs and goals markedly. We, the class of '60, graduated in a peaceful, prosperous era Overshadowed by the need for great cold war expenditures. Science and technology had moved to the fore And educational emphasis was shifting to follow these changes. Marvelous advances seemed imminent. Here, then, is our year at Glen Cove High School. . . . 4 Looking Back on 1960 We Remember: Our Faculty............................................................. 6 Our Classmates......................................................... 14 The Social Season.......................................................28 Jhe Seniors............................................................ 36 Our Activities......................................................... 68 Sports ................................................................ 84 CECELIA OSHESKE ROBERT ZUCCALA Co-Editors-in-Chief ROSALIND COLEMAN Associate Editor BARBARA COHEN Literary Editor EILEEN FLEMING Adviser ROBERT BECK CARMI BEE SUSAN BENEDICT GEOFFREY BRAUN HEATHER BURN LESLIE DOHERTY SHELLEY FARKAS LUCY FINN JOHN GILLEN PRISCILLA GREER KAREN HINCK LOIS HONEYMAN RICHARD KONOPASEK EUGENE KUNIT RONNIE KURTZ BARRY UPTON CAROLE MARKS ROBERT MARTINEZ ALAN MAURER ROBERT NASH REGINA NEILL JEAN NUGENT PAUL OSHESKE STEVE SALEMSON JOHN VENGROSKI JAMES WALZER 5 The Administration and the Faculty In a day when American education was subject to much criticism and controversy, we thank an interested School Board for their efforts to elevate the standards of our school system. A new and highly qualified Superintendent, Dr. Robert M. O'Kane, came to Glen Cove in September, 1959. He, Principal J. Cameron Maiden and Assistant Principal Carlton Bentley worked to improve the standards in Glen Cove High School. 6 HARRY BARTEAU ROBERT BASS GRACE BOTTITTO ELIZABETH BROWN ARTHUR BROWN RICHARD BROWNE JAMES BUTZ Looks like a ten-yard lossl Coaches Butz and Donald seem slightly apprehensive about the outcome of the football game with Hicks-vi lie. ARTHUR DEXTER LOUISE KEENAN VERA KEENEY HOPE KINGMAN RUTH KLEIN JOHN LAMBERSON MARILYN LAMBERSON Mr. Guernsey, who had had a distinguished career in the field of education, died after serving only a few months as a Latin teacher here. Glen Cove High School suffered a double loss this year. Mr. Miller died after being truant officer for more than forty years. He was remembered for his unflagging interest in the school and its activities. 9 JOHN LIGGERO RODERICK MacDONALD WILLIAM MULVIHILL ROSALIE MEOLA ANASTASIA MULLIN HENRY NEWTON FLORENCE OLIANSKY RUTH PERVIN Master chemists R. Wessels and R. Perry prepare to find an element heavier than air. 10 MERRILL RITTER HARRY RUBINSTEIN LOLA SCHMITZ ROBERT SCHWARTZAPFEL GEORGE SCOTT . . and don't forget to follow throughl JAMES SHELLAND KATHRYN SMITH DOROTHY YOUNG 12 Custodians Julius Putala and Joe Sepcenski were always on hand to help harried teachers and students cope with faculty equipment. Office Staff; Guriere, Kaufmann, Werino, Varrichio, Jensen. M. Bose, R. Putala, I. Smith, not pictured F. Hancock. The cafe-teria staff readies pie for the hot lunch served by them everyday. 13 Homeroom 1 1 0 FRONT ROW: S. Loewe, L. Marrero, Y. Luciano, S. Levine, J. Maher, D. Lindberg, J. McEvoy, N. Lamb; ROW 2: L. Lempicky, J. Massago, J. Klein, J. Mandl, M. Mandl, M. McGuire, M. LaMarca, E. Merchand, S. McEntee; ROW 3: E. Maleszewski, A. Lane, A. Led-zian, R. Meyer, B. Lindsay, G. Mac-carone, A. Nitkevich, G. McQuaire; ROW 4: L. Macklin, S. Maurer, P. Kraska, R. Mercadante, A. Lee, J. Kotowicz, B. Lempinski, J. McCall. Homeroom 104 FRONT ROW: B. Ceglia, L. Blair, P. Blind, F. Bono, B. Boyle, B. Bernstein, A. Caperell, O. Calabro; ROW 2: L. Carlstrom, M. Cappiello, C. BufFa, D. Capobianco, A. Blair, J. Brenner, B. Buchanan; ROW 3: T. Corcoran, C. Carlson, N. Benedict, C. Berger, C. Conklin, D. Cooke, F. Budny; ROW 4: D. Burnett, R. Clement, R. Cassens, R. Carlson, T. Butler, B. Fomigletti; ROW 5: P. Ceglia, R. Colon, P. Brown, F. Cardillo, J. Clark. 16 Blocking of Act I teems to drag for B. Tobias, J. Rabkin and C. Adler at the Senior Ploy rehearsal. Homeroomsl 05, 118: ROW 1- P Putala P D'Andrea, H. Dalidowicz, D. Durkin, M. Datil, T. Crivelli, B. Farkas, M. Chaddick, D Cenawood, M. Davenport, D. Duff, L. Durke, W. Dubicki, C. Coles ROW 2: H. Fichman, V. Simoneschi, D. Sacco, H. Doyle, P. Famiglietti, J. Quinn, J. Solden, B Donohue, P. Chipman, L. Schmitz, E. Sackler, S. Solvey, S. Pa scale, B. Reynolds, K. Reiss ROW 3: J. Forrah, J. Farrah, R. Schloss, M. Sandler, T. Reilly, P. Romer, E. Rubin, M. Sandt, J. Riederman, B. Solemson, N. Schilling, J. Ray, M. Dito, J. Dailey, J. Rogozenski ROW 4: P. Ramon, D. Rubenstein, T. Ressler, R. Rothstein, D. Dowling, W. Dunalewicz, L. Danner, G. Edwards, G. Skadberg, W. Dione, S. Dilegge, R. Famigletti, R. Corsun, E. Scott. Homerooms! 03, 108, 121 FRONT ROW: P. Banach, E. Johns, E. Jensen, E. Kirk, C. Holland, P. Katoski, C. Wolson, M. Yonkansky, A. Volpe, P. Armata, L. Hoffman, M. Abbondandolo, P. Walker, R. Welt, C. Johnson, K. Bencher ROW 2: D. Zammett, A. Athearn, L. Kerth, D. Gumbrecht, D. Holstein, G. Johnson, M. Haynes, J. Wadley, M. Harvey, N. Walterman, B. Bang, A. Halvorsen, J. Zimmerman, B. Kirk, L. Hults, C. Bedrick ROW 3: R. Bosile, G. Beckett, J. Arena, D. Au, C. Kinch, D. Braun, P. Anderson, L Greene, J. Kabat, G. Blasi, P. Wotzak, D. Graziose, S. Guriere, T. Hicks, B. Bancker ROW 4: R. Welsenberger, H. Halop, D. Barnes, J. Johnsen, R. Johnson, C. Wertheim, M. Bono, V. Korpenski, P. Beretta, W. Weng, S. Weil, J. Keeling, J. Isaac ROW 5: T. Angland, G. Wenzel, H. Zisk, A. Ziccardi, A. Junge, E. Breitfeller, C. Blocker, L. Jackson, G. Klein, E. Kitkay, J. Kirkpatrick. The Fearsome Foursome of Cit. 12: J. Shenton, B. Lipton, S. Glassman and A. Wollinsky. Homeroom 1 1 7: FRONT ROW: R. Merconante, A. Nesky, M. Pearlmutter, F. Poole, P. Oglesby, B. Minsky, S. Petroccia, A. Perone, D. Mindheim; ROW 2: G. Ponier, S. Murray, G. Pardo, J. Miller, D. Olding, L. Nielsen, B. Mitchell, M. Nicholson, D. Niccolini; ROW 3: J. Powers, K. Palmiotto, C. Priore, P. Monaghan, C. Osborn; ROW 4: R. Perone, T. Nicholson, G. Oswald, T. Newman, W. Pinckney, T. Pearson, J. Montello. Homerooms 107—119: FRONT ROW: D. Fotescu, C. Sebastiano, C. Tedesco, D. Smith, M. Fowler, S. Smeland, R. Goler, J. Grasioso, B. Stasiuk, A. Shenton, J. Goldberg, J. Goldstein, C. Stemcosky, M. Grella, P. Smith, S. Sydow, A. Guiry; ROW 2: D. Galante, A. Foster, L. Gabrus, K. Van Vlack, E. Scott, C. Flynn, L. Galante, D. Tourville, K. Grossman, D. Flammio, M. Gallo, R. Wallenstein, C. Franco; ROW 3: P. Ubaldi, V. Taranto, L. Smith, R. Graf, B. Finegan, J. Sorocenski, K. Skad-berg, D. Gale, G. Thomas, J. Gasowski, J. Teague, J. Genova, G. Glassman, A. TrofFa, M. Granato. 19 Homeroom 1 22 FRONT ROW: G. Bru, M. Broda, N. Asher, S. Brown, K. Borgstrom, B. Boyd, G. Becker, C. Brown; ROW 2: B. Cittadini, D. Corsun, L. Basile, B. Buckhout, C. Brown, J. Brown, P. Christopher; ROW 3: M. Crowder, T. Bass, R. Coffey, T. Cassara, M. Coleman, M. Berger, T. Burns, J. Babcock; ROW 4: G. Craig, R. Beck, A. Basile, E. Carlson, R. Bergstol, B. Braff, R. Bot-winick, P. Blatt. Homerooms 1 24-21 7 FRONT ROW: B. Hodyl, P. Rogers, H. Hoffman, A. Pempel, G. Patterson, A. Pullo, B. Honaski, K. Lamberson, M. Polinski, E. Rhodes, S. Hoffman, K. Jennett, M. Rocco, G. Humbert, G. Ortiz, M. Reizes, C. Oldenberg; ROW 2: C. Buolny, W. Rhodes, P. Keogler, P. Hausch, E. Harvey, K. Kaufmann, A. Harvey, B. Hartney, D. Kielbasa, M. Robovic, S. Nolan, B. Kleinman, C. Opalaski, S. Lupinski, L. Hughes; ROW 3: S. Ricco, J. Lundgrin, O. Knoess, S. Kaufman, R. Mannillo, R. Lazaros, T. Mason, R. Mason, R. Knop, J. Rose, R. Marrone, T. Manisca'o, E. Sanfratillo, M. Robinson, W. Salvesen; ROW 4: C. Labansky, P. Rogalski, D. Robey, F. Oppedisano, J. Persing, M. Roiser, A. Osman, H. Parsons, D. Magagnos, D. Malisky, A. Sandler, I. Sadoff, R. Rosney, R. Rottinger. 20 I didn't know that man was wearing a toupeel yells excited C. Osheske at the Port game. Homerooms 220—121: ROW 1: M. Wolf, C. Wolke, F. Vital, C. Adamcewicz, T. Zendle, C. Werther, S. Alexander, M. Wolzok, L. Arena, B. Albertson, V. Thompson. ROW 2: L. Stephens, R. Zambelli, G. Trepess, J. Tanaka, N. Angland, S. Zuccala, T. Tavernese, V. Vetrino, N. Antoine, M. Townsend, E. Whalen, R. Stone, G. Abbondandolo, J. Alvarez. ROW 3: R. Walker, J. Zammett, R. Weintraub, T. Stango, A. Wichard, R. Wilson, F. Zembreski, E. Swier, R. Veronko, R. Weinreb, R. Althoon, A. Anzalone, K. Zapp, S. Alchermes, D. Young, F. Arena. II 21 Homeroom 1 25: FRONT ROW: E. Mazza, B. Nelson, M. Moccia, B. Nicholson, M. Miller, B. Martino, C. Martone, A. Liguori, C. Mollitor, E. Parry, L. Lee, R. Mercandante; ROW 2: J. Morgan, S. Miller, S. Nowicki, N. Mauriello, P. Medugno, M. Lipschutz, L. McMorris, S. Loewe, D. McKeon, B. MohlenhofF, B. Miller; ROW 3: R. Olleo, R. Melillo, Z. Nedwick, P. Noreko, F. Minicozzi, R. Mitchell, B. Mergom, H. Mercer. Homeroom Lobby: FRONT ROW: A. Ferrini, P. Geiselmann, J. Felton, S. Goldberg, M. Glassman, S. Giambruno, M. Hall; ROW 2: J. Gunderson, S. Hancock, N. Gow, A. Forgione, T. Hagen, P. Fencl, V. Hagerman, M. Hartje; ROW 3: J. Head, K. V. Franco, J. Hubbard, E. Hein, T. Heoly, B. Hayes, J. Hesse, V. Fuchs; ROW 4: J. Kaplan, H. Gebhard, T. Ignagni, J. Jackson, S. Forbes, R. Hausch. 22 Homerooms 123 218 FRONT ROW: K. Coddington, S. Case, C. Donohue, F. Farley, A. DiNapoli, A. DeCarlis, P. Coker, K. Sobel, A. Stango, D. Strickland, J. Stemcosky, E. Fabiano, E. Cackowski, G. Sachs, P. Stutz ROW 2: V. Farrell, S. Caruccio, J. Cappelli, P. Rose, J. Conway, J. Sacks, I. Spinello, L. Cohen, A. Saul, C. Sukman, R. Smith, J. Simonson, J. Ehrich, A. Soffe, R. Sortung ROW 3: L. Dacus, M. Seidlek, J. Doagherty, R. Famigiletti, L. Fiorello, M. Delong, B. Fisher, H. Davidson, S. Salmons, C. Simpson, R. Rottinger, R. Santo, E. Schroe-der, D. Siegel ROW 4: R. Feleppa, J. Dolan, A. Downing, P. Feinberg, G. Dunalewicz, T. Stauffer, H. Dwyer, P. Schwind, R. Schepanski, F. Sebastino, J. Spinello, M. Stanco, R. Schultz. 23 Homeroom 211 FRONT ROW: K. Herbert, M. Genqerolly, S. Galante, A. Grella, C. Guinta. M. Grella, P. Gorman, A. Graff; ROW 2: R. Goodenow, D. Hazen, P. Graf, D. Guinta, A. Gouzoulis, J. Hinde, L. Herbig, J. Jerebker; ROW 3: B. Lane, W. Hazen, B. Goldberg, T. Hicks, B. Head, R. Hedger, R. Gresio, B. Gray. Homeroom 21 6: FRONT ROW: A. Wessberg, H. Young, G. Walker, P. Wicks, W. Squire, J. Tast; ROW 2: J. Walker, L. Scott, R. Toronto, M. Schwarz, J. Siegel, S. Stango, D. Zausmer, M. Thompson; ROW 3: R. Trotta, D. Wansor, J. Shortell, G. Wotzak, H. Stanco, T. Watson, D. Silver; ROW 4: A. Simoneschi, T. Shurbet, J. Simoneschi, E. Whitely, B. Sorocenski, M. Tucker; ROW 5: L. Visslailli, O. Steadman, D. Teague, W. Van Vlack, R. Wilkens, J. Walzer. 24 — Homerooms 202E— 202W: FRONT ROW: C. Catanese, J. Aquilino, J. Christian, C. Ceglia, C. Cooper, G. Floccaris, J. Franklin, W. Faecher, C. Fieselman, C. Eastman, T. De Araujo, V. Broda, D. Buonincountri, L. Clark, J. Congero, S. Covese, V. Briggs, B. Burns; ROW 2: B. Geertsen, T. Glozek, M. Capobianco, L. Burke, J. Fraiser, J. Furst, I. Bigby, I. Curtis, A. Altieri, B. Comintino, S. Benedict, L. Blihar, N. Campbell, J. Barr, D. Atkinson, R. Beck, C. Bee, C. Blomquist; ROW 3: W. Dwyer, P. Gartelman, G. Brown, R. Black, M. Berens, D. Galante, G. Erlandsen, J. Ciacio, J. Boyd, J. Dempsey, A. Edwards, B. Galante, J. Dester, C. Castelli, G. Anzalone, J. Dauphinee; ROW 4: R. Aasheim, J. Capobianco, J. Francis, A. Capobianco, F. Azua, A. Baade, T. Carlson, M. Carriera, R. Dubicki, S. Dacus, B. Dunn, K. Bergstol. 25 Homeroom 21 2: FRONT ROW: S. Pagan, S. Norvik, B. Nigro, L. McCleery, L. Mauti, I. Monning, L. McAuliffe, E. Morris, B. Oglesby, M. Patterson; ROW 2: A. Pascucci, R. Nash, N. Mendelsonn, T. Mercandino, G. Moore, M. Monaghan, W. Myer, L. Murphy, M. Papsidero, W. O'shay; ROW 3: J. Neillands, P. Petrone, L. Morgan, J. Minicozzi, V. Opporto, S. Moccia, A. Miller, C. Oswald, J. Morning, G. Nickerson. Homeroom 211: FRONT ROW: V. Martino, P. LeiJc, V. Leik, S. Kean, M. Matthews, M. Macklin, F. Kapuscinski; ROW 2: C. Lempinski, B. Malescewski, R. Kurtz, B. Lewis, J. Kendall, V. Maiden, S. Knehr; ROW 3: A. Mickens, J. McCauley, J. Lavery, L. Kagan, R. Kormoski, J. Mickens. 26 t Homeroom 21 5 21 1: FRONT ROW: D. Preski, M. Rondeau, J. Rubenstein, D. Perego, C. Ronaldo, R. Ronaldo, P. Rosetti, R. Rosasco, M. Ritchie; ROW 2: R. Kennedy, M. Podell, A. Scanlon, S. Powell, N. Rogerson, M. Reukauf, W. Sherwood, W. Savage, C. Swier ROW 3: W. Lang, M. Siegel, O. Schimelman, S. Kaufman, S. Salemson, B. Shockley, B. Sangenito, ROW 4: A. Preski, L. Kowalski, M. Krevor, K. Kampe, T. Rowley, F. Rega, M. Martino, B. Pinckney. Some basketball fans watch the birdie rather than the game. 27 Majorette and football hero, Phyllis Smith and Walle Johanson were king and queen of the Prom. W. Shurbert, W. Squire, W. Kehoe, and K. Bergstrom chat between dances at the Junior Prom. The Social Season meant more than plays, parties and drives; the lunchroom gossip, the remarks passed while tugging books out of jammed lockers, philosophical discussions in Room 208, the private jokes of the prankish (FEZ and Horace Hastenfelter) all contributed to our developing understanding of personality and manners. The Junior Prom was the first of the important events of the year. The Social 28 Season I wonder what they put in the punch ' thinks a slightly dazed V. Rice. C. Albanese and H. Skwer dance to the music of the Stardusters. The Majorettes gather with Dr. O'Kane and Mr. Maiden to inaugurate their campaign to raise money for the Band trip. In the background a decorated drape tops the barrel into which contributions were tossed. 30 Cheerleaders and Majorettes were school celebrities, their activities spotlighted at games and assemblies. The Varsity Club and Varsity wins contributed to school spirit and fun. G. Gascon volunteers a nickel to vote in the Homecoming Queen Contest, while P. Hesse and A. Coppodona supervise. Proceeds went to the Band. Dorothy Buonincontri, the charming winner. 31 Successful players and fans gather at the Village Green after the Senior Class Victory Dance. Rapt basketball fans watch an attempted foul shot at the Mineola-Glen Cove game. Games, clubs and dances caused us to play, sing and shout in unison. Goodnaturedly warbling Frfcre Jaques, French Club initiates ore ushered into the club. Big G. Kunit and his partner M. Botwinick receive two other winners: J. Magagnos and partner, J. Dauphinee tickets to a new movie as a dancing contest prize while o°d D. Ackerly look on. The climax of the Social Season was, of course, the Senior Ball. Parents donated time and effort to transform the Neighborhood House into a nightclub. Jerry Festa, Joyce Vernillo, Mr. Palmiotto and the floor show from the Golden Slipper provided some of the entertainment while a four A.M. breakfast closed the festivities. S. Hoffman, S. Glassman, R. Brunner and partner pose with J. Vernillo who proved an enjoyable source of entertainment. 33 Cast Mrs. Stanley ............................ Carol Adler Miss Preen ..............................Judy Rabkin Richard Stanley ........................... Bill Stack June Stanley ........................ Wendy Ericksen Sa xih ................................. Priscilla Greer Mr. Stanley ......................... Robert Zuccala Maggie Cutler....................... Barbara Jacobson Dr. Bradley ......................... Geoffrey Braun Sheridan Whiteside................... Barry F. Lipton Harriet Stanley .......................... Vicki Radin Bert Jefferson ............................Joel Shenton Professor Metz ............................ Alan Maurer Lorraine Sheldon .................. Rosalind Coleman Sandy ................................. Mike Mallernee Beverly Carlton .......................Steve Glassman Sanjo ................................... Peter Hesse Came to Dinner” Dust thou art, and dust thou shalt be. The famous actress, Lorraine Sheldon (Roz Coleman) recites her trogic speech as Banjo (Peter Hesse) prepares to lock her in a mummy case. Is Mr. Whiteside in the library? asks runaway children June (W. Ericksen) and Richard (W. Stack) to Sarah, the cook (P. Greer). Ohhhh, moans Mrs. Stanley (C. Adler) os she faints into the arms of Mr. Stanley (R. Zuccala) while Miss Preen (J. Rabkin) and Sarah (P. Greer) look on worriedly. A penguin bit me! complains Miss Preen (J. Rabkin) to Dr. Bradley (G. Braun). This is Henderson, the hatchet fiend, says Mr. Whiteside (B. Lipton) as he speaks to convicts (F. Manfredonia), (R. Oglesby), (W. Jensen), and prison guard Mr. Baker (G. Kunit), •« ile an amazed Sarah (P. Greer) listens. Quick, get the wheelchair! exclaims Dr. Bradly (G. Braun) as he and Bert Jefferson (J. Shenton) carry Sheridan Whiteside (B. Lipton), who has just broken his hip, into the room. N-n-not very g-g-good s-shooting t-today, mimics Beverly Carlton (S. Glassman) to Maggie (B. Jacobson) and Mr. Whiteside (B. Lipton). There's another name for it. It's love, says Sandy (M. Maller-nee). Anita Bencher Valedictorian James Reynolds Third Place Geoffrey Braun Fourth Place Rosalind Coleman Salutatorian LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Mosquera, Treasurer; S. Maccarone, Vice-President; E. Kunit, President; V. Edwards, Secretory. 36 Virginia Edwards Secretary FRONT ROW: M. McCoyd, P. Scefonas, S. Maccorone; ROW 2: J. Nugent, P. Greer; ROW 3: C. Osheske, V. Edwards, R. Coleman, B. Upton; ROW 4: E. Kunit, W. Stack, W. Shurbet, J. Reynolds, G. Braun, P. Moson. Benita Mosquera Treasurer 37 Sylvia Maccarone Vice-President Eugene Kunit President THOMAS ABBANDANDOIO CAROL ADLER 38 NICHOLAS ANTICH ETTA ANZALONE SERGIO ARAUJO MICHAEL ASHEROFF JAMES BAADE RICHARD AU EUGENE BABCOCK 39 RICHARD BANDEL WILLIAM BERGER KENNETH BORUM CLYDE BARTON RICHARD BECKER ‘Junior-Senior HOWARD BERRY MARSHA BOTWINICK 9 ELEANOR BUSH ARTHUR CAGGIANO DANIEL CAPOBIANCO ANTHONY CAPPADONA BEATRICE BUXENBAUM ARMANDO CAPOBIANCO LAWRENCE CASHMAN ANNE CEKALA 42 ALEXANDER CLEMENT BARBARA COHEN ELIZABETH COFIELD DOROTHY CONWAY Most Outstanding Seniors in Citizenship: G. Braun and A. Bencher. RICHARD COOPER JOHN CORRADI JEFFREY CURTIS 43 KATHRYN DAKIN THOMAS DeGEORGE B. Cohen and P. Schloss: Most Outstanding Seniors in Physics. MARGARET DEVOE MARGARET DOWLING € LESLIE DOHERTY 44 ZBIGNIEU DUNALEWICZ HARVEY DUTCHER JOHANNA ESPOSITO CECILIA FANNING 45 LOUIS FARRELL GEORGE FEDEROFF SHELLEY FARKAS JOSEPH FELEPPA LUCY FINN JOSEPH FIORETTI WILLIAM FRINTZILAS ANNE GALOFARO DIANA FLYNN EILEEN FLYNN PHILIP FRIEDMAN 47 PRISCILLA GREER JOHN GILLEN RONALD GRAZIOSE CHRISTOPHER GRAVES GEORGE GASCON MARY GRAZIOSE STEVE GLASSMAN 48 GEORGE GROSSMAN PETER HESSE RONALD HOLST LOIS HONEYMAN JOSEPH HORMAN GERALD HOLSTEIN Most Outstanding Seniors in Art: E. Brottenberg and T. Stant. 50 BARBARA JACOBSON FREDRICK JUNGE SAMUEL JAQUINTA WILLIAM JENSEN WALFRED JOHANSON DOROTHY KAPUSCINSKI FLORENCE KAPUSCINSKI MARGARET KEAN WILLIAM KEHOE RONALD KNIGHT JOHN KENARY RICHARD KONOPASEK HELEN KORMOSKI JANE LERNER HAROLD LEVINE J. Reynolds and R. Coleman, the Most Outstanding Seniors in Mathematics. 53 Jw S I ESTELLE LUPINSKI THERESA LOMBARDI LOUIS MACCARONE JEANETTE MAGNANOS MICHAEL MALLERNEE WILLIAM LOZITO BARRY LIPTON ELIZABETH LINDSAY Most Outstanding Seniors in Chemistry: J. Reynolds and B. Cohen. JOHN MARTIN PATRICIA MASON ROBERT MARTINEZ 55 FREDERICK MANFREDONIA CAROLE MARKS RICHARD MARTINO ALICE McALEER nina McKenzie PHYLLIS MELE THOMAS MILLER JEAN McNAUGHTON JOHN MELILLO CAROL MILLER BRIAN MORRIS MARY MESCHINO REGINA NEILL ALEXANDER NEWMAN DORIS NICKEL KAREN NIELSEN Most Outstanding Senior Girls in Physical Education: M. Schepanski and E. Trubish. ARTHUR NIELSEN FLORENCE NIGRO JEAN NUGENT t ROMIDEll OGLESBY MERRIE OLSEN PHYLLIS ORLANDO CECELIA OSHESKE WALTER ORTIZ SUSAN PEACOCK 59 SALLY PELLIZON RICHARD PERRY JOYCE PERSING VICKI RADIN JAMES POTTER ROCCO RANAUDO HELENE QUINN BRUCE RINSCHLER in LAWRENCE ROSENBERG 61 WILLIAM ROPER NICHOLAS RUSSIYAN MICHAEL SACHS PATRICIA SCEFONAS MADELINE SCHEPANSKI Most and L. Honeyman. Practice: C. Zabielski JEAN ANN SALERNO JANE SAUL 62 PHYLLIS SMITH PATRICIA SMITH RAYMOND SMITH 63 mmi ELSIE SOFFE LOIS SPRINTZ THERESA STANCO THOMAS STANT (J VIRGINIA SOLOMITO RAYMOND SOTO WILLIAM STACK BARBARA STANLEY 64 CAZMIER SWIER CYNTHIA SZYKUC GILBERT TANAKA BARBARA TOBIAS ELIZABETH TRUBISH 65 PETER TRUBISH BRIAN VASHEL JOHN VENGROSKI JOHN WAICUL Most Outstanding Senior Boys in Physical Education: S. Jaquinta and P. Hesse. 66 ORA WALLER ROGER WESSELS ALAN WOLINSKY V r ELIZABETH WEBBER BARBARA WINTERS VICTOR YOUNG CAROL ZABIELSKI ROBERT ZUCCALA 1 % % Our Activities French Club The atmosphere of France filled the gym one night this year at the French Club's annual Parisian Prom. The club ended the year with a trip to New York to the theater and a lively meal at a French restaurant. Latin Club One of the privileges of being a member of the Latin Club was owning a slave (an unworthy freshman) for a week. These useful objects were auctioned off by senior members at initiations. At the Latin Club Banquet, the year's most important activity, toga-garbed members enjoyed Roman style feasting and entertainment. Club projects and discussions further imbued members with Roman culture. SPANISH CLUB ROW Is M. Dotil, T. Crivelli, L. Bosilo, S. Alterman, G. Abbondondolo, C. Werther, M. Glassman, A. Wessberg. ROW 2: A. Guiry, E. Sockler, C. Conklin, B. Cohen, J. Rabkin, J. Harris, S. Powell, M. Potterson, C. Donohue. ROW 3: J. Rose, N. Walter, P. Scherr, J. Christian, D. Perego, L. Clark, C. Weng, S. Kaufman, M. Bono. ROW 4: R. Olleo, D. Clement, P. Petrone, R. Santo, R. Mannillo, P. Osheske, F. Azua, G. Wot-zak, R. Schloss. LIBRARY CLUB ROW I: T. Crivelli, E. Sackler, A. Liguori, L. Arena, S. Hoffman, B. Honaski, T. Zen-dle, S. Farkas. ROW 2: L. Lee, C. Sobel, M. Chaddick, D. Strickland, A. Stango, B. Farkas, L. McCleary. ROW 3: N. Asher, S. Brown, J. Christian, M. Reukauf, L. Ba-sile, C. Oldenburg. ROW 4: P. Rogers, H. Hoffman, G. Bru, V. Hagerman, R. Smith, R. Mercandante, G. Zuccala. ROW 5: G. Trepess, C. Sukman, J. Simonson, P. Stutz, B. Buckhout, N. Gow, M. Broda. Spanish Club Library Club Spanish students experimented with conversing in another language at their meetings. Their activities included a cake sale, pizza parties at Miss Meola's house, and a trip to New York to see a show and visit a Spanish restaurant. The girls of the Library Club helped many a befuddled scholar through the labyrinth of card catalogues and the Dewey Decimal System. They had fun, too, in holding their annual club tea, trip, and initiation ceremonies. The latter was less appreciated by the initiates than the initiators. 71 (1) MAJORETTES R. to L. J. Tanaka, S. Alexander, P. Smith, T. DeAraujo, M. Gengarelly, W. Ericksen, R. Taranto, K. McGuire, S. Maccarone, M. Schepanski (Head Twirler), L. Sprintz (Head Majorette), L. Honeyman (Head Twirler). (2) SAXES ROW 1: G. Maccarone, S. Stuart, P. Brown. ROW 2: J. Ciancio, K. Zapp, G. Anzalone. (3) TROMBONES ROW 1: T. Stango, A. Pascucci, R. Mannillo, M. Ber-ens, R. Au, E. Breitfeller, H. Dwyer. (4) FRENCH HORNS ROW I: K. Skadberg, S. Salemson, C. Carlson. ROW 2: K. Herbert, A. Miller, G. Pardo. (5) CLARINETS ROW 1: D. Holstein, M. La Marcu, B. Buchhout, J. Si-moneschi, L. McCleary, G. Braun ROW 2: M. Hall, P. Hausch, J. Cappelli, J. Dailey, V. Maiden, R. Wes-sels. (6) DRUMS, BELLS, CYMBALS ROW 1: E. Kirk, J. Simonson, B. Reynolds, P. Gartel-maun ROW 2: S. Guriere, D. Graziose, C. Wolke, W. Ortiz, J. Stauffer, R. Zambelli. (7) BARITONES TUBAS ROW I: G. Nickerson, J. Pouers, N. Gow ROW 2: M. Robinson, J. Gasowski, W. Rhodes, G. Erlandson. (8) CORNETS ROW 1: D. McKeon, D. Magagnos, P. Ubaldi, W. Geersten, B. Sangenito, G. Skadbert ROW 2: V. Toronto, R. Hausch, J. Montello, C. Barton, R. Nash. When the Band members heard the thrilling news that they were invited to participate in the National Cherry Blossom Festival at Washington, D.C., they went to work immediately to raise money for the trip. They serenaded the city, held cake sales and dances, presented a concert, went from door to door selling boosters, and otherwise labored for the necessary green carpet to Washington. As usual, they provided colorful halftime entertainment at home football games, marched in local parades, and played a program at Jones' Beach on their annual outing. In the midst of this seething activity the Band found time to sharpen its technical ability in playing and marching. HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: S. Maccorone, E. Brottenberg, J. Reynolds, A. Bencher, C. Adler, J. Shenton, W. Stack, R. Cooper, J. Waicul, W. Shurbet, R. Perry. ROW 2: C. Osheske, B. Cohen, J. Rabkin, G. Braun, R. Coleman, V. Maiden, J. Christian, M. Reukauf, R. Kurtz, L. Me Cleary, J. Furst, D. Zausmer, W. Myer, M. Patterson. ROW 3: A. Simoneschi, B. Nash, M. Krevor, W. Dwyer, B. Lewis, M. Coleman, J. Head, T. Cassava, D. McKeon. ROW 4: M. Glassman, T. Zendle, N. Asher, S. Brown, A. Sandler, G. Wotzak, D. Kunit, N. Gow, S. Hancock, P. Schwind. ROW 5: P. Smith, J. Stimcosky, P. Stutz, S. Hoffman, B. Honaski, R. Rosuey, M. Broda, P. Coker, J. Kaplan. ROW 6: M. Reizes, K. Borgstrom, K. Sobel, C. Werther, M. Seidler, S. Kaufman, H. Duyer, I. Sadoff, B. Buckhout, C. Oldenburg. Glen Cove's National Honor Society chapter required members to have an 85 average, no mark below 65, and a record of extra-curricular activity. They received gold pins and membership cards in recognition of their high scholastic achievement. Acting as guides on Open House Night and presenting a freshman orientation assembly were their contributions to the school. The Student Advisory Council, composed of class officers and representatives of school organizations, met to discuss school problems and proposals. It served as a compromising agent between the radical suggestions of the students and the conservative thinking of the administration. Under their sponsorship the highly popular faculty-fathers basketball game was presented. N. H. S. S. A. C. S.A.C. ROW 1: M. Reukauf, D. Atkinson, E. Kunit, S. Maccorone, P. Krasko, N. Gow. ROW 2: G. Braun, M. Pearlmutter, W. Ericksen, W. Stack. 74 COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW 1: L. Walker, L. Honeyman, P. Mason, P. Dowling, M. Graziose, O. Waller, V. Edwards ROW 2: E. Bush, C. Miller, J. Persing, J. McNaughton, C. Ceglia, C. Albanese, E. Cofield ROW 3: B. Oglesby, G. Floccari, B. Maleszewski, S. Cavese, L. Perone, D. Kapuscinski, B. Mosquera ROW 4: J. Aqulino, R. Renaldo, A. Hieri, J. Walker, B. Comitino ROW 5: I. Fisher, A. Cekala, A. McAleer, A. Galafaro, J. Esposito. Commercial Club By visiting business offices, hearing lectures by working secretaries, and practicing typing and shorthand, the girls of the Commercial Club formed a clear idea of the tasks their future careers would involve. They also held demonstrations for underclassmen and planned a trip to New York, rushing off in a flurry of shorthand notebooks and carbon paper. Chorus With an outstanding Christmas performance highlighting its assemblies, the Chorus proved to be a most harmonious part of the school's extra-curricular program. They sent a delegation to sing carols for the Kiwanis Club and rounded out the year by putting on a talent show with the Band. 75 Sell, sell, sell! intones business manager G. Grossman, as he exhorts his staff to sell more ads for PROFILE. Profile Putting the PROFILE together is a big job, as these PROFILE members can tell you. They are: A. Maurer, J. Rabkin, C. Osheske, G. Grossman, and G. Braun. Dared we hope? Could the impossible have happened? Yes, it was June, and there were stacks of black-covered books, our very own PROFILE. After a year of work and worry, the yearbook staff was somewhat amazed to find it had created a finished product. In spite of procrastination, policy disputes, and disappointments, the deadlines had been met, the photographs taken and captioned, and a coherent and orderly book created. No parents of a newborn child could have been more pleased and relieved than were we, the staff. Editors: J. Reynolds, B. Stock, J. Lerner, and V. Rodin. Tattler Our school's Boswell, otherwise known as Tattler, did its usual fine job of informing and amusing the student body. Jane Lerner and Vicki Radin, editors, and Miss Heisman, the new faculty advisor, established an editorial policy of agitation for a new school building. Along with the regular monthly issues, the paper published a Christmas supplement and a Senior Bulletin in June. The staff gained valuable journa-P. Graf, v. Rodin, B. Cohen, J. shenton, lis,ic experience through writing, editing, and sending representatives J. Reynolds, J. Strimas, B. Stack, J. Chris- to an annual high school paper conference at Columbia, tian, A. Graf, B. Weinreb, M. Coleman; SEATED: J. Lerner. HOMEMAKING ROW 1: K. Dokin, P. Mason, M. DeVoe, E. Bush, Mrs. Bottitta, F. Nigro, B. Cofield, B. Buxenbaun. ROW 2: E. Harveil, V. Thompson, V. Leik, R. Rosasco, I. Curtis, P. Gorman, B. Nelson. ROW 3: M. Davenport, M. Haynes, G. Johnson, P. D'Andrea, P. Koto-ski, M. Yonkasky, M. Cappiello. Homemaking Club Junior Red Cross Members of the Homemaking Club learned the way to a man's heart with their culinary activities. The girls contributed these and other skills to the Library Club tea for the faculty. Style and quality of furniture, dressmaking and cooking were themes for various meetings. Confining its functions solely to charitable works, the Junior Red Cross remained a relatively quiet organization. It held an annual drive, sent a chest overseas, and filled Christmas stockings for hospital patients. JR. RED CROSS ROW 1: B. Mitchell, J. Goldberg H. Dalidowicz, K. Dakin, R. Wes-sels, S. Brown, J. Kendall, F. Nigro, P. Mason. ROW 2: P. Ar-mata, C. Buffo, R. Mercadante, D. Sacco, P. Smith, E. Jensen, B. Goldberg, M. AsherofF. ROW 3: E. Kirk, S. Smeland, J. Keeling, M. Berens, R. Beck, C. Oswald, R. Lightfoot. FUTURE NURSES ROW 1: R. Neill, K. Dakin, F. Nigro, K. Herbert, V. Martino. ROW 2: L. Burke, A. Scanlon, B. Trubish, M. Krafjack. Future Nu rses Club Future Teachers Club The Future Nurses Club kept the student body aware of health conditions in the school. The girls also learned about their chosen profession from guest speakers, medical films and field trips to hospitals. Learning as they served the cause of education, Future Teachers Club members acted as teachers' aides at the Deasy School. They also held an annual candlelight initiation ceremony, attended the F.T.A. convention and contributed to the Multiple Sclerosis Fund and the Nephrosis Fund. FUTURE TEACHERS ROW 1: S. Stango, N. Rogerson, C. Adler, M. Burke, C. Szykuc, M. Reukauf, C. Fieselman. ROW 2: N. McKenzie, J. Fur$t, M. Schwarz, L. McCleary, W. Fae-cher, W. Ericksen. ROW 3: W. Squire, D. Buonincontri, J. Kendall, D. Atkinson, J. Siegel, J. Christian, M. Macklin, M. Rondeau, S. Stuart. G. Broun, os prospector, informs R. Brunner, C. Simpson, and M. Krevor that there are oil deposits under the streets of Paris. Mr. Lamberson gives his opinion of M. Glassman's outfit during a rehearsal break while J. Capo-bianco, W. Ericksen, C. Fieselman, P. Scherr, and A. Newman look on. 80 Masquers Commands of Project and Don't drift people! echoed through the auditorium revealing that rehearsals for Masquer's annual play were in progress under the guidance of Mr. Lamberson. This year, The Mad Woman of Chaillot was presented. The school's biggest club, nearly 200 strong, is also the wealthiest. Regular activities include a trip to New York to see a Broadway show. This year a masked ball was held for the first time and proved highly popular. The proceeds were donated to the Band's Washington trip. The stage crew indulges in some horse ploy during a play rehearsal. They are: FRONT ROW: G. Wenzel, B. Grey, S. Lupinski, R. Gressio; ROW 2: W. Van Vlack, G. Nickerson, R. Holst; ROW 3: P. Blatt, S. Newman; TOP: T. Riley. A scene from the Madwoman of Chailott is given a working over by N. Russyian, B. Lewis, L. Clark, S. Salemson, M. Berens and G. Braun. 81 UPPER CLASSMEN: FRONT ROW: M. Asheroff, M. Sacks, M. Mallernee, B. Kehoe, P. Trubish, B. Shurbet ROW 2: P. Hesse, G. Braun, W. Stack, H. Levine, R. Knight, F. Manfredonia, E. Kunit, J. Baack, S. Jaquinta ROW 3: J. Strimas, J. Shenton, M. Ressler, A. Wolinsky, A. Cappadona, W. Jensen, R. Oglesby, C. Holley, R. Bandel ROW 4: A. Newman, J. Gillen, J. Shortell, R. Kielbasa, G. Tanaka. A Varsity Club This year, the Varsity Club, under the leadership of President Geoffrey Braun, Vice President Peter Hesse, and Secretary-Treasurer Bill Stack, was very active. Its first major activity was the promotion of a Homecoming Day football game against Port Washington and the Election of a Queen for this event. During the Basketball season the members worked very hard selling programs, Pepsi-Cola and keeping spectators off the court. In the spring, the club planned a trip to Rye Beach. The club was also very grateful to Mr. DiMenna for his help as Club Advisor. UNDERCLASSMEN; FRONT ROW: W. Reukauf, D. Kunit, R. Lightfoot, P. Mickens ROW 2: T. Maniscalco, B. Galante, J. Walzer, J. Morgan, S. Dacus ROW 3: R. Nosh, S. Kaufman, C. Bee, M. Berens. Leaders Club Outstandingly athletic and sportsmanlike girls were members of the Leaders Club. In addition to help and supervision in gym classes, these Dianas demonstrated gymnastics on Open House Night. FRONT ROW: K. Herbert, D. Perego, M. Schwart, P. Greer, W. Faecher, M. Di Leo, C. Eastman, V. Broda, N. McKenzie, B. Trubish. ROW 2: P. Mele, A. Bencher, K. Hinck, M. Rant, H. Young, L. Clark, J. Christian, P. Scefonas, W. Ericksen ROW 3: L. Caminari, P. Leik, J. Furst, M. Krafjack, I. Fisher, M. Shepanski, S. Pellizon, L. Doherty, D. Buonincontri ROW 4: S. Maccarone, C. Ceglia, L. McCleary, A. Scanlon, S. Norvick, V. Maiden, P. Smith, V. Rice, M. McCoyd, W. Squire ROW 5: H. Burn, R. Neill, D. Atkinson, J. Siegel, J. Kendall, M. Reukauf, J. Barr. 82 Senior Science Club The Senior Science Club reflected current emphasis in this area with an active year. Members increased their knowledge of practical science by hearing guest speakers, seeing films, and visiting industrial plants. Each person submitted a project, the best of which were entered in local competitions. Biology Club Visual aids, guest speakers, field trips and projects gave possible aspirants to the biomedical fields a more detailed picture of the area than the regular biology syllabus provides. People in the Biology Club were able to use school facilities for dissections and other laboratory work after school. FRONT ROW: P. Graf, A. Gouzoulis, B. Cohen, B. Nash, R. Wes-sels, R. Kurtz ROW 2: P. Schloss, G. Wotzak, M. Berens, B. Rinschler, C. Swier ROW 3: E. Kunit, C. Bee, J. Reynolds, J. Strimas, J. Jerebker, J. Fiorettl, S. Kaufman ROW 4: B. Kehoe, A. Wolinsky, M. Ressler, J. Walzer, M. Krevor, S. Salemson, J. Curtis ROW 5: J. Dauphinee, C. Bloomquist, S. Newman, D. McComb, A. Maurer, A. Simoneschi, S. Alterman. FRONT ROW: R. Santo, M. Berger, H. Duyer, I. Sacoff, R. Rosney, T. Cassara ROW 2: D. Kunit, D. Kielbasa, M. Lipschutz, P. Keogler, P. Coker, P. Stutz, B. Buckhout ROW 3: S. Kaufman, R. Weinteb, M. Robinson, R. Hausch, E. Parry, J. Ehrich, J. Felton, M. Wolf, N. Gow ROW 4: R. Olleo, S. Schimelman, C. Wolke, G. Bru., C. Werther, S. Hancock, V. Hagerman, M. Reizes. 83 84 Baseball Supported by Johanson and Bandel, the Varsity baseball team gamely took on its opponents, and though it didn't fare too well, never quit. Since many of Glen Cove's games were lost by only one or two runs, much of the team's good play did not show in the standings. Golf Team This year the golf team failed to win the league championship. This was unusual because Glen Cove Golf teams in the past have been only championship teams. Three seniors who were assets to the team were: Zeke Borum, Robin Morgan, and Howie Reynolds. As the season progressed, two juniors. Art Cag-giano and Lou Farrell also proved to be very important to the squad. Richard Mason — Up next! Who me? B. Stack, J. Francis, R. Nash, A. Wolinsky, T. Burns, R. Lightfoot, S. Kaufman, J. Walzer. C. Bee, P. Ubaldi. H. Fichman Tennis Team Although its record was not too impressive, the tennis team showed hope under the coaching of Mr. Shelland. With stars like Kaufman, Lightfoot and Burns, it showed promise for the next year. (PICTURED LEFT) — S. Moccia, W. Ortiz, W, Dwyer, H. Reynolds, S. Kaufman, B. Sorocenski, J. Feleppa R. Nash demonstrates a net shot. 87 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW — J. Baade, R. Kielbasa, E. Kunit, A. Cap-padona, C. Holley, R. Oglesby, W. Johansen, F. Manfredonia, J. Sandler, P. Trubish, S. Jaquinta, P. Mickens ROW 2: A. Miller, T. Maniscalca, T. Hicks, D. Kunit, J. Morgan, W. Galante, F. Rega, R. Burnett, G. Erlandsen, J. Neillands, A. Capabianco, M. Tucker, W. Pinckney, R. Trotta, D. Wansor, W. Reukauf, G. Brown, P. Gartelman. The second string varsity team worriedly watches the Glen Cove-Clarke game in which the championship was at stake. Foot After almost ten unsuccessful seasons, Glen Cove's Varsity football team, under coaches Donald and Butz, offset its unfortunate record by winning the N.S.A.L. Section II championship. Inspired by the speedy halfback Pete Mickens and 'The Big Bear. All-scholastic cen- VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES September 18 Glen Cove 0 Carle Place 13 September 26 Glen Cove 0 Mineola . . . 21 October 2 Glen Cove 54 Plainview . . 13 October 10 Glen Cove 38 Plainedge . . 6 October 17 Glen Cove 6 Syosset .... 0 October 26 Glen Cove 32 Great Neck South 6 October 31 Glen Cove 30 Clarke .... 13 November 11 Glen Cove 54 Port Washington 7 ■ 08 Get him, boysl He's got the keys to the bus. But Pete Mickens scores another TD anyway, in our smashing victory over Port. ball ter Romiedell Oglesby, the Covers were undefeated in league play. A 54—7 triumph over Port Washington in the final game of the year capped this fine season, in which team and school spirit rose to an all-time high. All right, break it up! yells the referee during a pile-up at the Glen Cove — Great Neck game. JUNIOR VARSITY: FRONT ROW: S. Hein, M. Delorme, M. Coleman, P. Gartelman, R. Weintraub, R. Mar-rone, A. Wichard, J. Hesse, T. Stauffer. ROW 2: Mr. A. Dexter, coach; D. Rebey, R. Melillo, T. Rowley, C. Oswald, R. Cittadini, F. Min'cozzi, W. Fisher, O. Knoess, R. Wilson, J. Curran, ass't. manager. ROW 3: K. Zapp, R. Mitchell, A. Sandler, W. Morgan, J. Hubbard, Z. Nedwick, R. Zambelli, R. Hausch, T. Corsun, S. Alchermes, H. Gebhard, not pictured D. Siegel (injured). 89 VARSITY SOCCER FRONT ROW: F. Oppedisano, B. Kehoe, S. Moccia, A. Nielsen, W. Roper, W. Dunalewicz. ROW 2: H. Berry, F. Guzzello, G. Dun-alewicz, S. Glassman, H. Dutcher, Z. Dunalewicz, E. Brietfeller, M. Carrera, J.V. SOCCER FRONT ROW: D. Barnes, R. Mason, T. Stango, V. Karpinski ROW 2: P. Noreko, M. Robinson, Mr. Rubinstein, coach; A. Cassara, E. Carlson. Soccer Glen Cove's Varsity soccer squad showed that experience is not the most important asset a team may have. With just four of last year's squad returning, the boys proved that a little determination and hard work can accomplish a lot. They finished in third place, an improvement over last year's team, which finished fourth. The J.V. squad fought determinedly in every game, although they lacked a good won-lost record. The track meet between Glen Cove and Hicksville. Now, smile for the camera, boys! Track Last spring, the spiked shoe set, Glen Cove's track team, under Mr. Butz, could be seen making endless circles around the track, throwing the discus and shot put, and jumping both vertically and horizontally in preparation for the coming season. These practice sessions paid off in an improved won-lost record of three wins and three losses. Ray was nimble, Ray was quick, Ray jumped over the candle stick, only in this case, Ray Smith jumped over a hurdle to help Glen Cove win on important track meet. 90 G. Tanaka, J. Baade, M. Sacks. Girls’ Bowling Boys’ Bowling This year's bowling team under the tutelage of Mr. Coratti rolled its way to a winning season this year. The home matches were held at Kusky's Bowling Alleys and the sound of all the pins going down was not an uncommon one when our boys were at the line. An intramural bowling team was formed by Mr. DiChiara and as a result the team's expectations for next year are high. Glen Opposing Glen Opposing Cove Teams Cove Teams 1 ... 4 Clarke 1 ... 4 Clarke 0 ... 5 Plainview 1 ... 4 Plainview 3 ... . 2 Syosset 4 ... 1 Syosset 4 ... . 1 Plainedge 3 ... 2 Plainedge 4 ... . 1 Great Neck 3 ... 2 Great Neck South South Girls' Bowling started in 1957 under the supervision of Mrs. Oliansky. The girls bowled at Kusky's Alleys from September through October. This year, for the first time, the girls enjoyed the experience of competing in state championships. At the end of the year, an award was given to the best bowler. FRONT ROW: J. Baade, G. Tanaka; ROW 2: L. Farrell, R. Bandel, M. Sacks. L. Honeyman, M. Schepanski FRONT ROW: M. Graziose, I. Fisher, ROW 2: M. Dowling, L. Honeyman, M. Shepanski. 91 Basketball The 1960 Varsity Basketball team under the guidance of coach Duncan Donald submitted an impressive exhibition of ball handling to Cover fans. Following an inauspicious start, the team picked up momentum and won eight of their last nine games. In an exciting finale, the Varsity team shipped Plainview 69 to 62 and thus tied for the League Championship with a league record of 8 wins and 2 losses. Although the Covers wound up on the short end of a three way tie for first place, Kenneth (Cap) Borum, high scorer with 299 points, was selected, by Newsday, as a member of it's Alldivision Team. Scores Varsity Glen Cove Opposing teams 48 45 Port Washington 50 44 41 48 . 58 55 58 68 . 36 49 . West Hempstead 57 55 . 48 87 . 59 39 . 47 32 . 64 40 58 59 .... Great Neck South 62 45 . 71 51 . 69 48 69 62 . FRONT ROW — M. Ressler, C. Holley, K. Borum (Capt.), R. Burnett, W. Johansen, R. Kielbaso. ROW 2 — E. Kunit, B. Sorocenski, R. Dubicki, R. Perry, J. Mickens. ROW 3 — D. Donald (Coach), F. Manfredonla (Asst. Mgr.), S. Kaufman, K. Kompe, B. Goldberg, R. Oglesby (Asst. Mgr.), P. Hesse (Manager). We're gonna win today, G. C. High • • - and they didl Our vivacious cheerleaders chant the cheer that brought our basketball team to victory. Cheerleaders What is it about rhythmic crowd noises that motivates athletes to strive for victory? The cheerleaders may not have known this, but they have been responsible for a good deal of the team spirit evident this year. Diligent practice and improvement of the cheers resulted in spirited, sportsmanlike conduct at the games. No G. C. alumnus will ever forget how to reply properly when a cheerleader yells, Gimme aG! FRONT: L. Doherty, captain; ROW 2: D. Buonincontri, S. Pellizon; ROW 3: M. Schwartz, J. Kendall; ROW 4: J. Barr, V. Rice, K. Hinck, S. Norvik; ROW 5: M. Reukauf, V. Maiden, L. Clark, P. Scefonas, E. Trubish. We're from Glen Cove and no one could be prouder . - J Barr, B. Trubish, K. Hinck and M. Reukauf cheer the team on during half-time. THE CITY COUNCIL Mayor.......................Joseph A. Suozzi Commissioner of Finance.......Harvey L. Doxey Commissioner of Public Works.... Frank P. Festa Commissioner of Safety.......James J. Hartigan Commissioner of Accounts.....Joseph M. Reilly City Attorney.............Luke A. Mercadante City Clerk....................Marlene C. Meyer City Judge..............................Joseph Muldoon 94 SWITZER CONTRACTING CO. INC ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS Herman J. Switzer, President Glen Cove, New York OR 6-1490 THE BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF’ 60 ORiole 6-0490 FROM “CHRISTIES” GOLD STAR TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE Glen Cove GLEN COVE FLORIST 61 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. PALL CORP. 30 Sea Cliff Ave. Glen Cove, New York NORMAN MARIE CHRISTIE 95 ANG’S SERVICE STATION Corner Fourth Street Cedar Swamp Road Glen Cove, New York ORiole 6-9785 TIRES, TUBES, LUBRICATIONS GENERAL REPAIRING Prop., ANGELO ZUCCALA HAMBURGER EXPRESS THE NATION'S FINEST HAMBURGERS 6 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y. TEX AND BETTY ELDERMIRE ORiole 6-9651 MIKE’S GLEN COVE COFFEE SHOPPE 57 Forest Avenue Oriole 6-9718 Glen Cove, N. Y. ORiole 1-0252 DALY HEDMAN 95 Glen Cove Avenue Glen Cove, New York CLOSED MONDAYS CHINA GIFTS GLASS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 WELLS-CHESE COMPANY H. S. M. MACHINE WORKS, INC. 2 Glen Street 40 Sea Cliff Avenue Glen Cove, New York Glen Cove, New York PAT HANNETT, President 96 ORiole 1-0330 Lie. 1293 DYCKMAN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS FOREST WINE LIQUOR SIDNEY SAMUELS, President PHILIP P. MERCADANTE Glen Cove — Oyster Bay — Huntington — East Hills OR 6-3373 OY 6-0626 HA 7-2390 Ma 1-7633 83 Forest Avenue Serving Nassau, Suffolk, and Queens Counties With the Best in Laundry Dry Cleaning Glen Cove, New York Service for Over 30 Years. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1960 PHOTO CIRCUITS CORP. 31 Sea ClifF Avenue Glen Cove, New York FRONTIER DINER Junction of Glen Cove Road and Cedar Swamp Road Glen Cove, New York Baking Done On Premises OPEN 24 HOURS Plenty of Parking Space Choice Meats Fresh Sea Food Fresh Vegetables 97 JOHN’S HARDWARE Phone Oriole 1-2360 79 Forest Avenue Glen Cove, New York FIGARI BROS. Oriole 1-2728 ROAD AND DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION MACADAM AND ASPHALT PAVING TROTTA BROS. ROAD MATERIALS USED CARS 218 Glen Cove Avenue 65 Forest Avenue Glen Cove, N. Y. ORiole 6-9300 Tungsten a vital part of our nation s industry is refined 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. 98 TONY KUSKY’S GLEN COVE BOWLING LANES FEATURING 26 AMF AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS Air Conditioned OR 1-0500 Cedar Swamp Carney Street Glen Cove, N. Y. SCHOOL STUDENTS MONDAY-FRIDAY $ .40 a Line 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. OR. 1-0007 FREE DELIVERY WYLIE’S MARKET PRIME MEATS QUALITY FOODS 51 Forest Avenue Glen Cove, N. Y. OR. 1-0330 Lie. 1293 FOREST WINE and LIQUOR STORE PHILIP P. MERCANDANTE 83 Forest Ave. Glen Cove, New York 99 BELL HALPERN PHARMACY 87 Forest Avenue ORiole 6-2298 Glen Cove, N. Y. WORLD'S LEADING MANUFACTURER OF CARBON, RIBBONS, HECTOGRAPH AND OFFSET DUPLICATING SUPPLIES 100 Glen Cove, N. Y. Duarte, Calif. Toronto London Zurich Milan Buenos Aires Sydney Everything looks so good on the menu that it becomes a real problem in making a selection. Barry F. Lipton and George Grossman 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. THE VILLAGE GREEN SODA SHOPS ijjBBPSyX'-Hgr g... • LUYSTER MOTORS INC. OLDSMCBILE — CHEVROLET McCOY’S HI-FI CENTER 70 Cedar Swamp Road TV SALES SERVICE Glen Cove, N. Y. OR 6-6444 82 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. SALES — RENTALS — SERVICE S. J. McCOY OR 1 - TO THE FUTURE ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS OF THIS GRADUATING CLASS OF GLEN COVE HIGH SCHOOL GOOD LUCK FROM THE ENGINEERING STAFF OF C. P. CLARKE TRANSISTOR CORP. 102 WESSEL T.V. SALES SERVICE RABKIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE RECORDS 23 Forest Ave. Locust Valley 5 School Street OR 1 -2588 New York RALPH MARKS COLOR LABS. ZOOMAR INC. CARBRO • DYE TRANSFER • EXTRACOLOR FLEXICHROME 55 Sea Cliff Ave. 344 East 49 Street Glen Cove New York 17, N. Y. New York Telephone: Eldorado 5-6740 SLATER ELECTRIC MFG. CO., INC. LIFETIME WIRING DEVICES 103 Phone ORiole 1-2660 NYLACORE CORP. BERGANO’S MARKET PRIME MEATS AND POULTRY PRATT OVAL 37 Forest Ave. Glen Cove, N. Y. Locust Volley, N. Y. W. E. BRITTON SON, INC. W. H. FISHER A. M. FISHER Established 1835 Locust Valley, N. Y. J. C. DODGE SON, INC. OUTFITTERS OF HOUSE FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS AND 99 Glen St. GARDEN Glen Cove, N. Y. OR. 1-0242 Day CROFT'S PHARMACY C. O. CROFT CO. ORiole 6-2457 PRESCRIPTIONS MEYER AUTO REPAIR 47 School Street 83 Birch Hill Road Glen Cove, N. Y. Locust Valley, N. Y. We Deliver — ORiole 1-0054 A. E. MEYER Open 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Including Sunday 104 ZOOMAR INC. 55 Sea Cliff Ave. Glen Cove, N. Y. Rings Pins Medals Charms Cups Plaques Trophies Excellent Design Skilled Craftsmanship Superb Quality YOUR CLASS JEWELERS IF IT’S FROM ANDY, IT'S MADE OF THE FINEST DIEGES CLUST ANDY’S BAKERY 17 John Street, New York 8, N. Y. Open All Day Sunday — Closed Monday Boston — Providence 33 Cedar Swamp Road Glen Cove, N. Y. OR 1-1145 MANUFACTURING JEWELERS DEPOT GARAGE THE CAMPUS Locust Valley, New York Forest Avenue Glen Cove, N. Y. RABKIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE GLEN COVE THEATRE 23 Forest Avenue Glen Street Locust Valley, New York Glen Cove N. Y. OR 6-8800 105 MATINECOCK BANK THE RECORD PILOT THE ECHO Your Community Newspaper Dedicated To Community Service Cecelia Osheske and Shelly Farkas inspect the vault which protects your savings at the MATINECOCK BANK in Locust Vaiiey. ORiole 6-0771 ANTHONY FAMIGLIETTI BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’60 FROM GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE 92 Elm Avenue THE HIGH SCHOOL Glen Cove, N. Y. CAFETERIA STAFF STANGO’S RESTAURANT Grove Street Glen Cove, New York 106 GOLDBERG BROTHERS REALTORS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SERVICE NEILSON’S FLOWERS, INC OR 6-2100 84 Glen Street, Glen Cove At the Big Street Clock FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION” MARY TENKE BEAUTY SALON ORiole 6-2828 276 Glen Street OPERATED BY MARY TENKE Glen Cove, New York 262 Glen Street (Opposite St. Patrick's Church) Glen Cove, N. Y. OR 6-0185 GLEN COVE SHOPPING CENTER Forest Avenue, Glen Cove, N. Y. SUBURBAN BAKE SHOP MERIT CLEANERS COLONY CARD SHOP F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. HELEN ROSENBERG FOR THE FINEST IN JIM DANDY FLOOR COVERING CALL DRIVE-IN CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDRY GLEN FLOORS 35 Glen Cove Avenue FRED CAPOBIANCO Glen Cove, N. Y. OR 6-9530 68 Glen Street Glen Cove OR 1-3737 107 ECONOMY PRESS 102 School Street Glen Cove, New York NASSAU SAVING LOAN ASSN. Organized Under State Banking Law, April 25th, 1889 2815 Atlantic Ave. 86 School St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Glen Cove, N. Y. W. Faecher and M. Ressier leorn the advantages of investment at Nassau Savings and Loan. LONDON JEWELERS YOUR SCHOOL JEWELER DIAMONDS. WATCHES, SILVERWARE 24 School Street Glen Cove, New York R. W. HARROLD’S 23 Glen Street Glen Cove, New York ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES 190 Glen Cove Avenue Glen Cove, New York NASSAU MATTRESS 49 School Street Glen Cove New York 108 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1 960 FROM PROFILE Book Completed On March 18, 1960 At 4:29 P.M. 109 Senior Index AB8ANDANDOLO. THOMAS 13 McGrady Street; Future: Marines. ADLER, CAROL 28 Kirkwood Drive; French Club President 4; French Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Future Teochers Club 4; Masquers 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Photography Club 3; Future: College, Teaching. AHISTROM, DONALD: 2 Porter Place. ALBANESE. CARMELLA 43 Elm Avenue.- Commercial Club Secretary 4; Commercial Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Masquers 1,2; Tattler 4. ALTERMAN. STEPHEN: 16 Driftwood Drive; Bond Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish C'ub President 4; Spanish Club 4; Future: Musk. ANDERSON, JUDITH 6 Ridge Drive,- French Club 4; Jr. Red Cross President 3; Jr. Red Cross 3; Masquers 2,3. ANTICH. NICHOLAS: 24 Clement Street; Future: College. AN2ALONE, ETTA- 46 Grove Street; Future: Secretory. ARAUJO, SERGIO: 34 McLoughlin Street; French Club Secretory 2; French Club Vice-Pres. 3; French Club Vice-Pres. 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. of the Junior Class; Future: Finance ASHEROFF, MICHAEL 14 Westland Drive; Biology Club 2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 2,3,4; Tattler 2,3,4; Tennis Team 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; Future: Lawyer AU, RICHARD 45 School Street; Bond Treasurer 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Future: College BAADE, JAMES: 10 St. James Place,- Bowling 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Varsity Baseball 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Future: Jet Mechanic in Air Force. BABCOCK, EUGENE: 95 Carpenter Street. BANDEL. RICHARD 38 Phillips Rood; Biology Club 2; Freshman Baseball 1; Junior Varsity Baseball 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 3; Varsity Club 4; Future: College. BARTON, CLYDE: 31 Fourth Street; Band 1,2,3.4. BECKER, RICHARD: 2 Stanco Street. BENCHER, ANITA 5 Southland Drive,- Colorguord 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Leaders Club 4; Mosquers 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Future: Language major. BERGER. WILLIAM: 12 Buckeye Rood; Future: College or Air Force. BERRY. HOWARD 7 Taylor Drive,- Chorus 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Future Commercial Art BORUM, KENNETH iCop 9 Capobianco Street; Captain Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Future: Servke. BOTWINICK, MARSHA 19 laurel Avenue,- Bowling Club 3; Future: Secretary BOYD. ELIZABETH 130 Highland Rood; Future Practical nursing. BRAUN, GEOFFREY: 3 Driftwood Drive; Alpha 1.2; Band 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Freshman Trock 1; Masquers 3,4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Profile 4; S.A.C. 4, Thespians 4; Varsity Club President 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Varsity Trock 2,3,4; Future: Lawyer. BROTTEN8ERG, ELLEN: 78 Glen Keith Road; Alpha 2; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; Leaders Club 2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4, SponisS Club 1,2. BRUNNER. RICHARD 27 Willits Road; French Club 1.2; General Science Club President 1; Masquers 1,2,3; Science Club 1. BUONINCONTRI, JOSEPH: 45 Hazel Street. BURKE, MARY ANN: 20 Albin Street; Chorus 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Future Teochers Club President; Future Teochers Club 1,2; Mosquers 1,2,3; Future: Teaching BURN, HEATHER: 20 Raymond Street; Profile 4; French Club 2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Leaders Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Future: College. BURNETT, RICHARD: 4 Mason Drive; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Vorsity Football 3,4; Varsity Club 4. BUSH, ELEANOR: 84 Glen Street; Bowling Club 3,4; Homemaking Club. BUXENBAUM, BEATRICE: Beech Court; Future: Beautician. CAGGIANO, ARTHUR: 34 Frost Pond Rood; Golf 2,3,4; Future: Servke. CAPOBIANCO, ARMANDO: 68 Wolfle Street. CAPOBIANCO. DANIEL: 68 Wolfle Street. CAPPADONA, ANTHONY 41 Willits Road; Biology 110 T. Fomigletti, J. Vernillo, R. Klein, L. McCulley, M. Shenton Reukauf M Club 2; Vorsify Football 1,2,3,4; General Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Vorsity Club 3,4; Future: College CASHMAN, LAWRENCE 1 Glen Keith Rood; General Science Club 1; Golf 3; Latin Club 2; Future: Engineer CEKALA, ANNE: 16 Clement Street; Bowling 3,4; Commercial club 1.2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tattler Transcription Staff 4; Commercial Club Treasurer; Future: Secretary. CLEMENT, ALEXANDER 44 Grove Street; Future Mechanic. COHEN, BARBARA 4 Soundview Road; Alpha 1,2; Biology Club 2; Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Profile 4. Spanish Club 3,4; Senior Science Club President 4; Senior Science Club 3,4; Tattler 2,3,4; Future: Biochemistry. COFIELD, ELIZABETH 9 Continental Court; Bowling Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Homemaking Club 3.4; Intramurals 3,4. COLEMAN. ROSALIND: 18 North Lane; Alpha 1,2; Biology Club 2; Bowling 3; Color Guard 4. Executive Committee 3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Leaders Club 3; Masquers 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Profile Associate Editor 4; Profile 4; Tattler 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Future: Psychologist CONWAY, DOROTHY: 88 Valentine Avenue; Bowling 3; Intramurals 3; Masquers 1. COOPER. RICHARD 16 Pine Place; Biology Club 2; Color Guard 4; General Science Club 1; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3. CORRADI. JOHN: c o H. I. Pratt Estate,- Spanish 4. CURTIS, JEFFREY: 22 Red Spring lane; Biology Club 2; F hotography Club 3; Science Club 3. DAKIN, KATHRYN 47 Poplor Ploce; Chorus 1,2; Future Nurses Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. DeGEORGE. THOMAS: 3 Cambell Street. DeVOE, MARGARET: 70 Dosoris Lane; Homemaking Club President 4; Homemaking Club 4. DOHERTY, LESLIE 17 Ridge Drive; Bowling Club 3; Business Committee — Profile 4; Cheerleaders Cop-tain 4; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Executive Committee 3; French Club 2,3; Freshman Class Secretary 1; Latin Club 1; Leaders Club 4; Mcsquers Club 1,2, 3,4; Future: College DOWLING, MARGARET 33 Elm Avenue; Bowling Club 3,4; Commercial Club Secretary 2; Commercial Club Treasurer 3; Commercial Club 1,2,3,4; leoders Club 2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Future: Secretory. DUNAIEWICZ. ZBIGNIEW: 20 Hillside Avenue.- Soccer 1,2. DUTCHER. HARVEY: 28 Phillips Road, Science Club 3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2.3,4; Future — College EAGER. RICHARD 15 Albin Street; Soccer 2,3; Futuro Marines. EDWARDS, VIRGINIA: 116 Glen Cove Avenue,- Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Secretory; Masquers 1,2; S.A.C. 3,4; Senior Class Secretary; Senior Executive Committee 4; Future: Business School EGAN, GEORGE: 22 Sunset Avenue,- Football 1,2. ERICKSEN, WENDY: 37 Glen Kieth Road; Biology 2. Bowling 3,4; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Intramurols 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Leaders Club 2,3,4; Majorettes 3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Tattler 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Biology Club Vice-Pres. 2, Masquers Sec.-Treas. 3; Latin Club Secretory; Masquers President 4; Future: Teoching or Acting. ESPOSITO, JOHANNA: 182 Birch Hill Road; Future: Business College. FANNING, CECILIA: 33 School Street; Commerical Club 1,2,3; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Future: Secretarial School. FARKAS, SHELLEY 9 Hilldole Rood; Bowling 4; Library Club 4; Masquers 4; Profile 4; Tattler 4; Future: Commercial Artist. FARRELL, LOUIS 57 Franklin Avenue,- Golf 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Future: Professional golf FEDEROFF, GEORGE Old Toppen Road; Future. Navy. FEIEPPA, JOSEPH 8 Hazel Street,- Golf 3; Future: D-aft-ing School. FINN, LUCY- 39 Inwood Rood; Bowling 3; Choroleers 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus President 4; Covettes 1; French Club 2,3,4; Intramurols 2; Latin Club 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Exec. Committee 2,3; Junior Class Treasurer,- Future.- French major in college. FIORETTI, JOSEPH 69 Buckeye Rood; Biology Club 2; French Club 2,3; General Science Club 1; Masquers 3,4; Soccer 2,- Track 2; Future: Doctor. FISHER, IRENE 21 Kirkwood Drive; Bowling 3,4; Commercial Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurols 1,2.3,4; Leoders Club 3,4. FLAMMIO, JOSEPH 29 Smith Street; Football 3; Future: College — Air Force. FLYNN, DIANE 103 Shore Road,- Future: Airline Hostess. FLYNN. EILEEN: 56 Shore Road; Intramurols 4; Future: Secretory. FRIEDMAN, PHILIP: 11 Jefferson Street; Biology Club 2; General Science Club 1; Latin C' h 1,2; Soccer 3, Track 2; Future: College. Ill FRINTZlLLAS, WILLIAM 12 Forest Avenue,- Future Reel Estate. GALOFARO. ANNE 57 Frost Pond Road, French Club 1; Masquers 2,3,4, Secreiorial Club 3,4. Future: Business School, Secretory. GASCON GEORGE 15 North lane; Bond 2; French Club 1; Mosquers 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Future: A'tijt C' Recording Industry. G'L : JOHN Duck Pond Rood. Executive Committee 1,2,3,4. Junior Class Treasurer 3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Mgr. Baseball 3; Mgr. Football 2, Masquers 2; Senior Science Club 4; Tattler 2,3; Vorsity Club 2,3,4. GLASSMAN. STEPHEN: 28 Prestwick Terrace,- French Club 2.- Mothletes 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Future: Doctor GRAVES. STEPHEN 31 St. Andrews Lane,- Masquers 1,2, HINCK, KAREN: 55 Southfield Road,- Bowling 3,4; Cheerleaders 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Covettes 1; Foshion Board 4. Future Teachers Club 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Leaders Club 3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 2; Future Merchandising. HOLLEY. CHARLES. 88 Glen Street. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Biology Club 4. Football 1.2.3,4. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Fufire: College HOLST. RONALD 64 Franklin Avenue,- Masquers 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 4; Future: College HOLSTEIN, GERALD: 32 Prestwick Terrace,- Future: College. HONEYMAN, LOIS: 12 Maryland Avenue, Chorus 1. Jr. Commercial Club President 2; Jr. Commercial Club 2; Majorettes, Head Twirler 4; Mojorettes 2,3,4; Mosquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Sr. Commercial Club Vice 3,4; Futu'e: Electrons. GRAZIOSE, MARY JEAN: 33 Smith Street; Commercial Club 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Mosquers 1,2; Future: Secretory. GRAZIOSE. RONALD: 38 East Avenue. GREER. PRISCILLA: 57 Chestnut Street; Biology Club Treasurer 2. Biology Club 2; Choraleers 2; Chorus 2; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; French Club Sec.-Treos. 4, French Club 3,4; General Science Club 1; Intramurals 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Leaders Club President 4. Leaders Club 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Tattler 3; Thespians 2,3,4. GRELLA. MARY 236 Glen Cove Avenue. GR'VES. PATRICIA 24 High Street; Bowling 3,4; French Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2. GROSSMAN GEORGE: 35 Glen Keith Road; Baseball 2; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 2; P-ofile Business Manager 4; Tattler 3,4; Future Bus .ness Admmistrohon HALVORSEN. ARTHUR 26 Lindbergh Avenue; Mosquers 1; Track 3,4; Future: College HARRIS, JENNIFER 15 Driftwood Drive; Masquers 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Future: Interior Decorating HARVEY. BERNADETTE Box 11, Valentine Lone. Old Brookville.- French Club 2; Latin Club 2,3,4; Future: Registered Nurse. HAZEN. WENDELL 3 Seaman Road.- Band 1,2,3; Soccer 2; Track 1. HESSE, PETER 94 Glen Street. Executive Committee 2,3; Masquers 1,2,3; Varsity Baseball Manager 1; Vorsity Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Varsity Football Head Manager and Trainer 2,3,4; Varsity Club Vice Pres. 4; Vorsity Track 3,4. Pres. 3,4; Sr. Commercial Club 3,4; Tattler 2,3; Future: Bonk Secretary. HORMAN, JOSEPH: 45 Coles Street; Basketball 4; Future: Doctor. JACOBSON, BARBARA 153 Elm Avenue.- Masquers 1,2,3,4; Tattler 2,3,4; Thespians 4, Future: College. JAQUINTA, SAMUEL 55 Seaman Road; Football 1,2, 3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Future: Air Force. JENNETT, PATRICIA: 10 John Street; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3; Future: Registered Nurse. JENSEN, WILLIAM 36 Phillips Road; Baseball 2,4, Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 2.3; Spanish Club 1; Vorsity Club 3,4; Future: College. JOHANSON, WALFRED 22 Park Avenue; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity football Co-Captain 4,- Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Future: College JUNGE, FREDERICK: Red Spring Lane,- Football 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Future: Electrician KAPLINSKI, VALENTINE 33 Hill Street; Future: Service. KAPUSCINSKI. DOROTHY: 69 Clement Street; Bowling 3; Commercial Club 1,2,3,4; Intromurals 1,2,3,4; Profile 2,4; Tattler 1; Future: Business School KAPUSCINSKI. FLORENCE 71 Clement Street; Commercial Club 1.2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Leaders Club 1,2; Future: Beautician. KEAN. MARGARET: 49 Southfield Rood; Future: Secretary. KEHOE. WILLIAM 15 Ridge Drive,- Baseball 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3.4; Future: Pharmacist. 112 KENARY, JOHN: 12 Tulone Rood; Future: College. KIELBASA, ROBERT: 33 Valentine Street; Basketball 1.2. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4. KNIGHT, RONALD: 8 Johnson Street; Freshman Track 1, Varsity Club 2,3,4; Varsity Track 2,3,4. KONOPASEK, RICHARD: 21 Buckeye Rood. Golf 3,4; Profile 4; Tattler 4; Future-. College KORMOSKI. HELEN: 50 Loading Road; Bowling 3; Chorus 1,2; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Intromurals 1,2; Latin Club 2.3; Masquers 1; Future: Nursing. KRAFJACK, MARLENE 5 Pine Ploce; Bowling 3,4; Fuiure Nurses Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,4, Leaders Club 4; Masquers 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Future: Nursing. KRASILEWICZ. PHILIP: 13 Rose Avenue; Future Draftsman. 2; Basketball Monoger 3,4; Football 2,3.4; Varsity Club 3.4; Future: College and Business Administration. MARKS. CAROLE: 24 McGrody Street. Chorus 1,2.3.4. Choraleers 3,4; Executive Committee 3; French Club 2,3,4; Freshman Class Vice Pres. 1; Intromurols 1.2. 3.4. Latin Club 1,2; Masquers 1.2,3.4; Profile 4; Sophomore Class Vice Pres. 2; Future: College. MARTIN, JOHN: 148 Forest Avenue; Future: Service MARTINEZ. ROBERT 3 Leech Circle South; Masquers 1,2; profile 4; Tattler 4; Track 3,4; Future College MARTINO. RICHARD: 3 Leuce Place; Future: Service. MASON. PATRICIA 26 Austral Avenue. Bowling Team 4; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Executive Committee 2.3; Homemaking Club 4; Intramurals 1.2.3,4; Masquers 1.2.3.4. KUNIT, EUGENE: 14 Soundview Road; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3A; Varsity Footboll Co-Captain 4; Football 2,3,4; Profile 4; Senior Class President; Tattler4; Vorsity Club 3,4; Future: College. LERNER, JANE: 3 Stuart Drive West; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Sr. Red Cross 3; Tattler Co-Ed. 4; Tattler 1,2,3,4; Future: College; journalism LEVINE, HAROLD: 87 Glen Cove Avenue; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. LINDSAY. ELIZABETH: 8 Center Street. LIPTON, BARRY 25 Viola Drive; Jr. Red Cross 3; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 1; Profilo 3; Tattler 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4. LOMBARDI, THERESA: 96 School Street; Future; Secretary. IOZITO, WILLIAM: 17 School Street; Football 3; Future: Service. LUPINSKY, ESTELLE: 22 Phillips Road; Future: Collego MACCARONE. LOUIS: 51 Third Street. MACCARONE, SYLVIA: 15 Frost Pond Road, Alpha 1,2; Bowling 3; Choraleers 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Leoders Club 2,3,4; Majorettes 3,4; Masquers 1,2; Notional Honor Society 3,4; S.A.C. 4; Senior Class Vice Pres. 4. Senior Science Club 4; Spanish Club Secretary 3; Spanish Club 3. MAURER. ALAN: 28 Briorwood Drive. Biology Club 2, French Club 1,2,3,4; General Science Club 1; Jr. Science Club 3; Photography Club 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Sr. Science Club 4; Tottler 2,3,4; Future: College McALEER, ALICE: 50 Coles Street; Commercial Club 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Future-. Secretarial work. McCarthy. JACK: 8 Cleveland Place; Football 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Future: Trade school. McCOMB, DENNIS: 58 St. Andrews Lane,- Biology Club 2; General Science Club 1; Future: Electrical Engineer. McCOYD. MARY ANN 35 Highland Rood; Executive Committee 4; Fashion Board 4; French Club 3,4; Masquers 3,4; Future: Fashion field. McGUIRE. KATHLEEN: 121 Glen Cove Avenue; Majorettes 3,4; Future: Clerical work. McKENZlE. NINA 9 Andover Ploce, Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; Future Teachers Club 2,3,4; Intra-murals 2,3,4; Leaders Club 4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Future: State teochers college. McNAUGHTON. JEAN: 13 Leonard Street, Band 2,3; Bowling 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Intromurols 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Future: Business school. MRE. PHYLLIS 56 Hammond Rood, Biology Club 4; Intramurals 3,4; Leoders Club 4; Future: Enter convent. MAGAGNOS, JEANETTE: 8 Central Avenue; Future: Secretary. MAU.ERNEE, MICHAEL: 23 Circle Drive.- Baseball 3.4; Future College. MANFREDONIA. FREDERICK: 2 Emerald Drive.- Baseball MELILLO, JOHN: 33 Southridge Drive. Footboll 1; Future: Service. MESCHINO, MARY: 30 Prestwick Terroce,- Chorus 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Future: Business School. MILLER, CAROL: 3 Yale Place; Chorus 1.2,3; French 113 E i Z - boooe | Scnc.e- R Mam-eoon.c R C I_____ Holley. . mJf Hi nek. S. Peltizon Qub 3 Mramodb 1XX4. Mosauers 1. Senior Commercial Qab 4. future BuSin—' school MIL-ER. THOMAS 79 Carpenter Poor. J.V. footbd 2; future Se-vce MOSQJERA. BENFTA 41 Carney Street. CnoraWs 34 Cnoru� 1.2X4? Commercial Qub 12M l tr� murals UJA SA-C 1. Senior Ckm Treasure- 4; future Secrgto-y NEILL. 3E Pop a- Place Choraleea 24; Chorus 2XA future Nurses Club President 4. future Nunes Club 3A Intromuraw 2 Leaden Club IX . Mosque-s 1 22A; Tneipians 12M future Regote-ed Nune NEWMAN. ALEKANDBf Doearis Lane Mo hm 1X4; Theipion 2.3,4, Track 34; Vor y Club 4. future College NOCE DORIS 5 Alvin Street. Bowing 4; Home Economics Club 3. Masquers 12- NIELSEN. ARTHUR 1 tale Plat . Soccer 4. Track IX. 3A. f uture Aeronautics NIELSEN. KAREN 14 Circle Drive, Biology Club 2; Chorus 12A. french Club 3A. future leocher Club 3; General Science Club 1 Intramural 2; Junior Red Cross 3. Latm Club 122. Leaden Club 4. Profile 4. future College! NIGRO. FLORENCE 4 Washington Street. Bowling Club 3A future Nunes Club 4 Homemaxmg Club 4; Junior Red Crass 1.2; future Registered Nune NUGENT. JEAN 5 Walnut Rood. Biology Club 2. Latm Club 1.2.3A Masquers 1.2.3,4; Profile 4 Senior Exec utive Committee 4. Sophomore Executive Commit tee 2i future Busmens Administration OGLESBY ROMIDE... 5 Snore Rood Varsity football Co-Captoir 4 footoall 2.34 Track 224; future Serve OLSEN MERRIE 10 Purdue Road Bowling 34. french Qub 12. Intromurals 3X3; Library Club 2; Mav quen 2X4. Sponisr Club 34; future Nune. ORLANDO PHYLLIS 42 Maple Avenue; Bosketball 12; Commercial Club 2X; future Secretory ORT2, WAITER 7 Club Road Bond President 4 Bond 1.2.34. GoH 1X3. future Service OShCSKE. CECELIA ANN 6 Grant Place Alpno 2 Intrant ura is IX Junior Executive Committee 3, Latm Club 2.3, Liorary Qub IX Masquers 1X34; Notional Honor Society 34; Profile Editor in Chief 4; Profile 34. Science Club 1. Senior Executive Committee 4; Tattle Business Manager 1X3 Thesptons 2.34. future Registered Nune PEACOCK, SUSAN 22 Bryce Avenue Band IX Bioiogy f LA 4 tmhinr Board 4 french Club IX Latm Club PfclllZQN. SALLY 47 foirih Street Cheerleaders 22A; IntTomurais 1X3; french Club 1X3; Mosqwers IX Spams' Qub IX future Beautician PERRY. RICHARD 65 Dotard Woy Alpha IX « bal IX Bosxetball 1X34. footoall 1X34; french Club 1X3A National Honor Society 34; Vanity Club 4; future College PERSING, JOYCE 11 Yale Ploce Chorus 2.3. Senior Commercial Club 4; futu-e Business College POTTER. JAMES 17 Margaret Street, future Policeman QUINN. MB£NE 1 Alvin Street, Masquers IX; Senior Commercial Club 2,3; future Secretory RABKIN. JUDITH 10 Rooseveh Street. Chorus IX Executive Committee 1X3; Latin Club 1X34; Library Club 1X3; Masque , 1.2.34; Nationa Honor Society 4; Profile 4; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 2X4. Tnesproro 34. -uture College RADIN VICTORIA 30 Red Spring Lone, fashion Boord 4; french Club 1X3. Latm Club 34. Mosquen IX, 34, National Honor Society 34. Ta t� e- 1X.34, Tattler Co-Edrtor-m Chief 4; future College and Writing RANAUDO. ROCCO 16 Adorns Street, future Service RANT. MARY 18 Long Branch Street Commercial Club 1X.3, Leaders Club 3; Library Club 1X.3; future: Office Work RESS-ER. MICHAEL 3 Berry lone. Bosebal! 122A. Bov xetball 1XX4, Biology Club 2; Junior Science Club 4; Senior Science Club 4; future College REYNOLDS JAMES 18 Jefferson Street Aiphc IX; Boseoal 2.3; Bobgy Ciub 2 Color Guard 4 General Science Club 1; Pres. J- Science Club 3; Latm Club IX; National Honor Society 34. Senior Executive Committee 4 Senior Science Ciub 4; Tattle-. Co-Sports Editor 4; Tattle- 34; future Engine©- RfCCO GEORGE 217 Cedar Swamp Road, future Se-vice RINSCHLER BRUCE 16 Hemlock Lone. Bmlogy Club 2 Masquers 1X.34 Photography Club 2.3, Spanish Club IX Track 1; future Engineer ROPER. WILLIAM 24 Austral Avenue ROSENBERG LAWRENCE 9 Purdue Rood, french Club 3. Soccer Team Manage- 4, Track IX; future Col lege RUSSIYAN NICHOLAS 110 Seo Cliff Avenue, Mosqu e-s 1 X.34 Pr.otograpny Club 2.34; Profile 34; Tat tier 34 Thespians 2.34; future Drome SACKS. MICHAEL 9 Roynhotr Rood. Baseball 34; Varsity Club 4; Future College SALERNO. JEAN ANN 15 WolfW Street; Future Secretory SCEFONAS, PATRICIA: 24 Prospect Avenue, Bowling Club 3; Cheerleaders 4; Intromurols 1,2,4. Leoders Club 1,2,3,4, Mosquers 1,2,3,4; Senior Executive Committee 4; Future Beoutcion SCHEPANSKI, MADELINE 14 Dougherty Street; Chorus I; Intromurols 1.2,3,4; Commercial Club 1,2,3 A: Leoders Club 2,3,4, Majorettes 1,2,3,4. Head Twirier 4; Future Stenographer or secretory SCHLOSS. PETER 29 Brookdole Road. Biology Club 2; Masquers 3 4; Senior Science Clt4 4; Spomsh Ot4� 1,2; Trock 3 4; Future Engineer SHAY, WILLIAM 8 Liberty Ptoce. Band 1,2; Mosquers 3 4. SHENTON, JOE. 20 Stuart Drive East. Latin Club 1.2,3, Notional Honor Society 3,4; Tattler photographer 2,3 4; Track 2,3 4; Future College. SHORTELL. JAMES: 13 Hendrick Avenue; Football 3; Trock 1,2,3A; Varsity Club 4; Future. Service SHURBET. WILLIAM 9 Gruber Drive; Baseball 3,4; Bowing 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3 4; Junior Executive Committee 3. Latin Club 1,2,3; Notional Honor Society 4; Senior Executive Committee 4; SA.C. 3; Varsity Club 4; Future Engineer SKWER HOWARD 12 Mckinly Place; General Science Club 1; J.V Football 3; Senior Science Club 3; Future: College SMITH, PATRICIA 20 Timber Rood, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mcsquers 1,2; Future Secretory SMITH, PHYLLIS; 76 Robinson Av� nue; Chorus 1.2,3,4, Vice President 4, Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Leoders Club 3 4; Library Club 1.2, Majorettes 3,4; Future: Teocher SMITH, RAYMOND 20 Timber Rood; Bosketboll 1; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V Soccer 1; Trock 1, Varsity Trock 3; Future: Engineer SOFFE. ELSIE: 50 Shore Rood. SOLOMITO, VIRGINIA 17 Donis Avenue, French Club 1,2,3; Intromurols 1.2,3 4, Leaders Club 2; Masquers 1,2,3; Future: Dielioon. SOTO. RAYMOND: 65 Smith Street. Future Sennce SPRINTZ, LOIS 41 Southridge Drive. Chorus 1; French Club 2,3 4, Majorettes 2.3,4. Masquers 1, Sophomore Class Secretory 2; Future Legal secretary STACK. WILLIAM 19 Phillips Rood, Alpha 2; Biology Gub 2; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club Consul; Notional Honor Society President 4. Nationol Honor Society 3,4; S-A.C. 1,2 4, Tattler Co-Sports Editor 4; Tattler 3,4, Tennis Team 3,4. Trock 1,2,3, Vorsity Club 3 4, President of Fresh-man ond Sophomore Goss 1,2; Future College. STANCO. THERESA 38 Bella Vista Avenue, Bowling 3; Intromurols 1,2,3 4; Leoders Gub 2; Mosquers 1; Sponrsi Gub 1; Future: Beouticion. STANLEY. BARBARA 5 Hilldole Rood. STANT. THOMAS 7 Midge Street, Freshmen Football 1; J.V. Football 2; Future-. Artist STRIMAS. JOHN 53 Seomon Rood; Bosketboll 3; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4, General Science Club 1; Junior — Senior Science Club 3; Latin Club 1,2; Tattler 3 4, Teams 3, Vorsity Gub 3,4; Future Doctor STUART. SYLVIA 68 Glen Cove Avenue; Bond 1,2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Future: Elementory Teacher SWIER, CAZMIER 26 Purdue Rood, Choraleers 4; Chorus 4; General Science Club 1; Golf Team 1; Future: Aviation Acodemy. SZYKUC. CYNTHIA 7 Phillips Rood; Chorus 1. French Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers Club, Secretary-Trecsurer 1; Leoders Club 1; Mosquers 1,2,3,4; Future: Teachers College TANAKA. GILBERT: 43 Dosons Lone; Bowling 3A. Var-sity Gub 4; Future Florist. TOBIAS, BARBARA 32 Woolsey Avenue, Chorus 1,2, 3 4, Masquers 3.3A; Spanish Cli4 1,2,3; Future. Dental Hygenist. TRUBISH, ELIZABETH: 4 Birch Ptoce; Biology Club 2; Bowling 3; Cheerleoder 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 3 4, Intromurols 1,2,3,4; Lotin dub 2; Leoders Gub 1,2,3 4; Future: Nurse TRUBISH. PETER 4 Birch Ploce; J.V. Footboll 2; Varsity Club 3 4; Vorsity Football 3A- TRUSIAK. EDWARD 7 Cleveland Place; Future: College. VASHELL, BRIAN: 30 Laurel Avenue; J.V. Bosketboll 2; Future: Service. VENGROSKI. JOHN 108 Loading Rood. Bond 1.2,3 4. Mosquers 1.2,3,4, Photogrophy 3,4; Profile 3,4, Thespians 3A. Future: Photogrophy WAOA, JOHN 32 Roosevelt Street. Nationol Honor Society 3 4; Sponish Gub 1; Future: Engineering WALKER. LUCY: 8 Singer Ptoce, Commericol Gub 4. Homemaking Gub 3; Future: Beouficion. WALLER. ORA 5 CecS Ave Bowling 3. Chorus UJ; Commercial Gub 4, Future Stenographer 115 WEBBER. ELIZABETH 99 Forest Ave.; French Club 1,2; Generol Science Club 1; Masquer 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Future: Clerical work or beautician. WESSELS, ROGER: 4 Preston Court; Alpha Society 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Biology 2; French Club 1,2; Red Cross 3,4; Senior Science Club 4; Soccer 2; Trock 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Future: Doctor. WINTERS, BARBARA 19 Morietta Road; Biology Club 2; Covettes 1,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurols 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 3; Majorettes 4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Secretary — Biology Club 2. WOLINSKY, ALAN: 20 Harwood Drive, Biology Club 2; Tattler 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Senior Science Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Executive Committee 3; Freshman Football 1; Future: doctor. YOUNG, VICTOR. 4 Stuort Drive East; Chorus 1; Tennis 4; Trock 4; General Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Biology Club 2; Photography Club 1; Profile 4; Tattler 4; Future College. ZABIEISKI, CAROL: 8 Inwood Rood; General Science Club 1. Future: Secretary. ZUCCALA, ROBERT: 104 Fourth Street; Bowling 4; Chorus 1,2; Lotin Club 1,2; Profile Editor-In-Chief 4; Future,- Architectural Engineer. General Index Administration ..................................... 6 Advertisements .................................... 94 Band .............................................. 72 Baseball .......................................... 86 Basketball ........................................ 92 Biology ........................................... 82 Bowling............................................ 91 Cheerleaders....................................... 92 Chorus ............................................ 75 Club Index ....................................... 110 Commercial Club ................................... 75 Custodial Staff ................................... 13 Executive Committee ............................... 37 Faculty ............................................ 7 Football .......................................... 88 French Club........................................ 70 Freshman Class..................................... 16 Future Nurses Club................................. 79 Future Teachers Club............................... 79 Golf .............................................. 87 Homemaking Club ................................... 78 Honor Students .................................... 36 Introduction ....................................... 3 Junior Class ....................................... 24 Junior Red Cross ................................... 78 Latin Club.......................................... 70 Leaders Club ....................................... 83 Library Club ....................................... 71 Majorettes ........................................ 72 Masquers............................................ 80 National Honor Society ............................. 74 Profile ............................................ 76 Science Club ....................................... 82 Senior Class ....................................... 38 Senior Executive Committee ......................... 37 Senior Index ...................................... 110 Soccer ............................................ 90 Social Season ...................................... 28 Sophomore Class .................................... 20 Spanish Club ....................................... 71 Student Advisory Council ........................... 74 Tattler............................................. 77 Tennis ............................................. 87 Thespians .......................................... 81 Track .............................................. 90 Varsity Club ....................................... 83 116