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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1961 volume:

EDITORS Editor in Chief Barbara Lewis Managing Editor Robert Nash Literary Editor Wendy Myer Assistant Literary Editors Jill Christian Michael Berens Michael Krevor Art Editor Susan King Benedict Assistant Art Editor Carmi Bee Photography Editor Gregory Wotzak Business Manager Peter Graf Transcription Editor Brenda Comitino Faculty Advisor Miss Eileen Fleming GLEN COVE HIGH SCHOOL DQDIC ftlOn Great is language ... it is the mightiest of the sciences, It is the fulness and color and form and diversity of the earth . . .1 It is greater than wealth . . ., it is greater than buildings or ships or religions, or paintings or music. Great is the English speech. Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass We, the class of 1961, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Kathryn Smith who has endeavored, throughout her years of teaching at Glen Cove High School, to bring to us the beauty of the English language and of English literature. Although she has been unable to continue teaching during this year, because of an unfortunate accident, we wish to express our gratitude for her many years of service and her unselfish devotion to her students. FOREWORD As we reflect back on our final year in Glen Cove High School, we think not only of our school and social life, but also of events on a national and international level. Although the effects of these occurrences were not always apparent, their impact is felt today. Our Senior Year has been a year of challenge and change ... a year that has raised many questions which will require deeper thought, and probing on our part. Glen Cove became a spot of national interest when Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived with his entourage to week-end at Killenworth, the Russian Estate on Dosoris Lane. Cries of Cuba si, Yanqui no! coincided with Khrushchev's emphatic table pounding in the United Nations Assembly. Thirteen new African nations gained their freedom and a voice in world affairs; riots and economic instability plagued the Congo, unprepared to cope with the problems of independence. The South wrestled with the Supreme Court's decision on integration in public schools. Vice President Nixon and Senator Kennedy became opponents in a series of much publicized public debates, with the presidency hanging in the balance. Here, then, is a record of our Senior Year ... PROFILE PRESENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFFS 14-25 SPORTS ACTIVITIES 44-55 UNDERCLASSMEN 56-89 SENIORS IN MEMORIAM SPONSORS . . SENIOR INDEX CLUB INDEX 'The water fountain goes here. Dr. O'Kane explains the architectural plans for Glen Cove's new High School. This school year has been a difficult one for both the students and the administration. Split sessions brought about much criticism, controversy, and classrooms filled with sleepy-eyed students. Our superintendent. Dr. Robert M. O'Kane, Principal J. C. Maiden, and Assistant Principal Carlton Bentley have worked in conjunction with the School Board to maintain high standards in Glen Cove High School and to continue the extra-curricular and sports programs despite scheduling difficulties. 'Now see here, young manl Mr. Bentley has a talk with M. Stanco. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Maiden has a friendly conversation with a member of the P.T.A. MARY ANDERSON Language Dept. HARRY BARTEAU Citizenship Dept. ANNETTE BASLAW French Dept. ROBERT BASS Science Dept. FACULTY ARTHUR BROWN Mathematics Dept. RICHARD BROWNE Science Dept. JAMES BUTZ Driver Education ROSEMARY CAHILL English Dept. 7 SAYLES CLARK Guidance Dept. ARTHUR DEXTER Physical Education PETER DiCHIARA Citizenship Dept. FRED DiMENNA Director of Athletics DUNCAN DONALD Physical Education THERESA FAMILETTI Physical Education EILEEN FLEMING Citizenship Dept. ADOLPH GEHDE Industrial Arts Dept. IRVING GLUCK Science Dept. WILBUR HARNASH Commercial Dept. THOMAS HUGHES Industrial Arts Dept. MARY ISAAC Mathematics Dept. 8 VERA KEENEY Mathematics Dept. HOPE KINGMAN Librarian JOHN LAMBERSON Speech Dept. LOUISE McCULLY Guidance Dept. RODERICK MacDONALD Commercial Dept. ANASTASIA MULLIN Citizenship Dept. WILLIAM MULVIHILL Citizenship Dept. CHARLES McGUCKIN Mechanical Drawing FLORENCE OLIANSKY English Dept. 9 JOHN PRYOR Citizenship Dept. ANNE QUILTY English Dept. THOMAS QUINN Citizenship Dept. CHARLES REISERT Mathematics Dept. RUTH RICHARDSON Mathematics Dept. JEAN ROBINSON Commercial Dept. HARRY RUBENSTEIN Special Class ROBERT SCHWARTZAPFEL Science Dept. ELINOR SCHMITZ Physical Education 10 LOIS REDWOOD Commercial Dept. MELVIN ROSEN Commercial Dept. GEORGE SCOn Director of Instrumental Music LOUIS SCUTERI Guidance Dept. HARRY SNYDER French Dept. ROBERT STEVENS Citizenship Dept. ANNA SZULMAN Spanish Dept. ROBERT TAYLOR Language Dept. ELIZABETH TOCKNELL Librarian SALVATORE TRAVATELLA Physical Education CHARLES UJVARI Science Dept. JOYCE VIEAU Homemaking Dept HOWARD WORTLEY Music Dept. DOROTHY YOUNG Music Dept. 11 Office Staff and to help cut down the red tape . . . left to right: Miss Kaufman, Miss Guriere, Miss Smith, Miss Varri chio, and Mrs. Werino. Guidance Staff Mrs. Carmody and Mrs. Litchman, always ready with a smile, a guidance pass, or a transcript. STAFFS To operate, our school needs more than just teachers. It needs a large group of indispensables who perform the many tasks that keep a school running smoothly. These people behind the scenes make up the office, guidance, medical, cafeteria, and custodial staffs. The office staff handles all of the clerical work which includes absentees lists, student records, and of course detention passes. Coping with interview schedules and college transcripts keeps the guidance staff busy. The medical staff is responsible for the health and well being of Glen Cove High students and their patience with the strange maladies they are confronted with day after day is endless. Medical Staff refugee from a gym class . . . Nurses Brown and Klein administer to Bob Nash. 12 Julius Putola, head custodian, checks school equipment to make sure that it is in good working condition. The cafeteria staff takes charge of filling the stomachs of hundreds of students, tired and hungry after a four and a half hour stretch of classes. They always serve a delicious lunch at the lowest prices in town. If you have ever tried to wrestle with an obstinate locker or tried to sharpen your pencil in a pencil sharpener spewing shavings, then you realize the value of our custodial staff. They keep the school and all the equipment in good working condition. 8TAFFS Cafeteria Staff: left to right: R. Putala, R. Nelson, I. Smith, W. Dowling, not pictured, F. Hancock. The long, long walk to Senior Alley. 13 KINDLING THE OLYMPIC FUME Italian student Giancarlo Peris holds the torch after lighting the Olympic flame in the tall tripod brazier on the perimeter of the Olympic Stadium in Rome, August 25, at the formal opening of the XVII th modern Olympiad. VARSITY FOOTBALL Again this year the Glen Cove High School Varsity team, coached by Mr. Donald and Mr. Butz, won the N.S.A.L. Division Two championship. The Covers, led by co-captains Bob Kormoski, Pete Mickens, and Joel Sandler, and with the able help of speedy Oscar Steadman, rolled up an impressive undefeated record with one tie. The high point of the season was reached on October 29th when the Covers met a strong Clarke High School team, and, in a tight battle, won, 19—7. The victory gave the team the League Championship for the second year in a row. When the season came to a close, the Covers had increased their unbeaten streak to fourteen games, and hopes were high in anticipation of another outstanding squad next year. Coaches Donald and Butz watch an important pass play. FRONT ROW, left to right: E. Hein (Manager), M. Tucker, O. Stead- F. Minicozzi, T. Burns, W. Morgan, J. Morgan, D. Kunit, C. Labansky, man, L. Morgan, G. Brown, A. Miller, R. Trotta, J. Mickens, R. Kor- H. Gebhard, R. Mitchell, J. Head, Z. Nedwick, R. Wilson, T. Manis- moski, J. Sandler, W. Galante, L Visslailli, T. Anzalone, T. Hicks, calco, W. Reukauf, J. Butz (Assistant Coach), (not pictured — J. A. Cappadona (Manager). SECOND ROW: D. Donald (Coach), Neillands). R. Marrone, R. Weintraub, M. Coleman, S. Alchermes, R. Zambelli, 16 Fans cheer as the Covers score their tying touchdown at the Mineola game. SCORES Glen Cove_______ 13 Mineola ............. 13 Glen Cove .... 42 Plainview ............ 0 Glen Cove .... 41 Plainedge ...... 12 Glen Cove .... 42 Syosset .............. 6 Glen Cove .... 7 Great Neck South .. .0 Glen Cove_______ 19 Clarke ............... 7 Glen Cove .... 7 Port Washington ... 0 Glen Cove-------20 Carle Place....... 13 Happy Don Kunit carries the boll down left field. Gang tackle by Covers helps lead them on to another victory. Glen Cove band salutes our winning team as they run onto the field after halftime. SCORES Mineola . . . 0 Glen Cove. . . ... 7 Plainview . 27 Glen Cove. . . ... 6 Plainedge . 0 Glen Cove. . . ... 6 Syosset . 12 Glen Cove. . . . . .13 Great Neck South . . . 0 Glen Cove. . . . . .26 Port Washington . .. 13 Glen Cove. . . ... 7 Carle Place . . . 6 Glen Cove. . . ...6 P. Graf, V. Oporto, and R. Hedger carefully take aim and hope for the best. J. V. FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity Football team, had a fair record this year, winning two games and losing three with two ties. The squad gained valuable experience, however, and this should be of great use in our quest for another varsity league championship. Head Coach was Mr. Dexter, assisted by Mr. DiChiara. Whoa there! Ringmaster S. Benedict and horse entertain during Glen Cove half-time show. J.V. Football 1st ROW - left to right: K. Palmiotto, J. Powers, D. Dowling, P. onto, J. Blocker, D. Frislid, P. Lofton. J. Genoa, A. Troffa, G. Mac- Osheski, P. Kraska, T. Hicks, T. Pearson, T. Wallenstein, J. Keeling, carone, A. Ziccardi, D. Gale, F. Cardilla, G. Skadberg, E. Scott. S. Weili, J. Rogozinski. 2nd ROW: Mr. Dexter, S. Dileggi, V. Tar- 18 FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Heine, G. Dunolewicz, M. Mallemee, W. Kehoe, C. Oswald, W. Shur-bet, M. Ressler, H. Levine. SECOND ROW: C. Holley, A. Baade, W. Jensen, O. Steadman, L. Vis-slailli, G. Kunit, W. Johansen, W. Head, M. Sacks. THIRD ROW: A. Gonzoulis. (Gregory Wotzak, Manager, not pictured). BASEBALL After many seasons at the bottom of the heap, the Cove Varsity Baseball Team triumphed by winning first place in Division II of the North Shore Athletic Association. With fine pitching, led by Bill Kehoe, Nick Jensen, and Bill Shurbet, adept fielding, and excellent teamwork, they reversed their 2—13 record of last year with a 13—2 performance. One of the highlights of the season was a no-hit performance by Bill Kehoe. W. Johanson calmly trots in after a home run. Coach Donald gives The Big Five some advice on what plays will win the game. BASKETBALL R. Dubcki Dubic leaps into the air as he tries to sink the ball. Unbelievable! That is the only word which comes to mind when one thinks of the phenomenal comeback which characterized the Varsity Basketball Team's record this season. Coached by Mr. Donald, the team lost seven out of its first ten games. However, from that point on it showed great improvement, finally becoming a participant in the exciting Nassau County Playoffs. True to its seasonal record for being a late starter. the Glen Cove Basketball Team came from behind to snatch a two-point victory from Baldwin High School. The game, the most exciting of the season,was climaxed as Karl Kampe sank the winning layup. The victory, showing the determination and drive of our team, gave us the opportunity to play in the quarter finals of the Nassau County Playoffs. Varsity Basketball Squad: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: O. Steadman, ROW: D. Donald (Coach), T. Burns. J. Morgan, C. Lebansky, E. B. Sorocenski, R. Dubicki, K. Kampe, S. Kaufman, SECOND ROW: Hein (Manager), (not pictured — D. Kunit). K. Zapp, R. Weintraub, W. Reukauf, W. Fisher, J. Mickens, THIRD 20 FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Wallenstein (Manager), F. Thorpe, C. Call, J. Kirkpatrick, V. Taranto, R. White, K. Palmiotta. THIRD ROW: Weng, J. Keeling, T. Nicholson (Manager). SECOND ROW: J. Me- D. Gale, T. Pearson, J. Montello, J. Gasowski, J. Genova. VARSITY SCORES Glen Cove .... 41 Oyster Bay ........ 49 Glen Cove .... 40 Mineola ........... 54 Glen Cove .... 48 North Shore ............ 30 Glen Cove......... 50 Wheatley ......... 40 Glen Cove .... 49 Port Washington... 58 Glen Cove .... 61 Manhasset ......... 67 Glen Cove .... 69 Levittown ......... 75 Glen Cove .... 52 Great Neck South .. 43 Glen Cove .... 46 Clarke ............ 70 Glen Cove .... 52 Mineola ........... 75 Glen Cove .... 69 Plainedge ......... 34 Glen Cove .... 60 Syosset ........... 46 Glen Cove .... 73 Plainview ......... 49 Glen Cove .... 56 Clarke ............ 55 Glen Cove .... 66 Plainedge ......... 46 Glen Cove .... 66 Syosset ........... 47 Glen Cove .... 64 Plainview ......... 53 Glen Cove .... 40 Great Neck South .. 55 Glen Cove .... 47 Baldwin ............45 Benny Sorocensky strains every muscle to keep the ball from his opponent. CR0S8 -COUNTRY FIRST ROW, left to right; Mr. Williams (Coach), Joe Dempsey, Henry Parsons, Victor Fuches, Eugene Swier. SECOND ROW: Steve Kaufman, Jeff McCall, Allan Sandler, Jay Kaplan, (not pictured — Ira Sadoff). This year Glen Cove High initiated a new sport into its interscholastic schedule. Cross Country. This sport entails a run of not more than two and one half miles through the surrounding area. Although the squad had a poor season, the sport is likely to be a regular addition to the school's sports schedule in the years to come. This year's team was coached by Mr. Williams, a member of the Junior High faculty. WRE8TLING Press him, take him down, these were the cries which resounded throughout the Deasy School gym this winter as the new Varsity Wrestling Squad practiced. The team, coached by Mr. Harvey Jes-sum, got much needed experience for next year, especially since the team contained so many underclassmen. One of the finest wrestlers on the squad was John McCaully, who achieved a nearly perfect record in his matches against formidable opponents. Mike Berger and Phil Lofton: Practice makes perfect. John McCaully takes Peter Blatt for a two in one ride. R. Beck watches as P. Graf stretches for an overhand slam. TENNIS This year the tennis team showed improvement over last year's team. Its record was not too impressive due to the fact that the team lost many close decisions. Led by Stuart Kaufman, Jim Wal-zer. Bob Nash, and Bruce Goldberg, it won several matches. Coach Barteau is looking forward to a good season next year. GOLF Golf teams in the past at Glen Cove High have been noted for their excellence. Last year was no exception. Lou Farrell, Ben Sorecenski, Stu Kaufman, Bill Dwyer, and Sal Moccia led the team to an impressive record and second place in its division. The team placed third in the Nassau-SufFolk Championships at the end of the season. In this tournament, Stu Kaufman was among the leaders of the two-day event with an aggregate score of 161. With seasoned veterans like Sorecenski, Kaufman, Dwyer, and Moccia returning this year, the team is headed for a league championship. Above: B. Goldberg — Here I come, readv or not. Upper Right: Ace Kaufman slices one into the net. FRONT ROW. Left to Right: A. Miller, B. Sorecenski, S. Moccia. SECOND ROW: C. Swier, S. Kaufman, C. Lebansky, W. Dwyer. Morgan hands-off to Mickens during a practice relay. TRACK TEAM In the Spring of I960, the Glen Cove Varsity Track Team battled the opposing teams with the intent of coming out on top . . . and did. The jumpers, runners, and throwers pooled their power and, with the aid of Coach Butz, wound up with a record of five wins and two losses, boosting them to second place in the division. The season's climax occurred when Pete Mickens came in second in the hurdles at the Intersectional at West Point. Varsity Track Team: Left to Right: KNEELING: R. Marrone, M. Coleman, D. Kunit, L. Morgan, P. Mickens, J. Kaplan, R. Wilson, STAND- ING: M. Berens, A. Sandler, P. Gartleman, V. Francis, O. Knoess, J. Dempsey, H. Parsons, D. Young, D. Schimmelman, E. Hein. 24 Soccer Team: KNEELING: A. Gouzoulis, P. Gartleman, T. Stanco, S. Moccia, R. Mason, A. Downie, D. McKeon, STANDING: Coach Lamberson, G. Dunalewicz, M. Robinson, B. Sorocenski, F. Opped- 90CCER Out of the nine games played by the Soccer team, five were won, two tied and two lost. Although the team was behind at the beginning of the season, it surged ahead to become a close contender for the League Championship. On October 25 they lost their chance for the championship by tying with Great Neck South, which had met and defeated them earlier in the season. The team is to be commended for its excellent record, a record unequaled by a Glen Cove Soccer team for thirteen years. Sal Moccia, Captain of the Soccer team, tries to evade his defensive man. Alex Downie and Mike Carrera dribble the ball up field as the defense approaches. isano, M. Carrera, N. Morra, P. Noreko, L. Kowalski, G. Craig, D. Magagnos, and Coach Rubenstein. 25 ANTI-LUMUMBA DEMONSTRATION IN THE CONGO Congolese speaker stands on soapbox outside Leopoldville's Stanley Hotel and addresses countrymen during demonstration August 9, 1960 against Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba. Sign at left reads: Long Live the Confederation. One at right says: Rather Death than a Traitorous Government. Profile Editors: FIRST ROW; Left to Right, B. Lewis, Editor-in-Chief; W. Myer, Literory Editor, SECOND ROW: P. Graf, Business Manager; J. Christian, Asst. Literary Editor; R. Nash, Managing Editor; S. Benedict, Art Editor; C. Bee, Asst. Art Editor; G. Wotzak, Photography Editor. PROFILE Strange sounds emerged from deep within the confines of Room 208 as Profile Editors chortled over their latest captions, stealthily hid milk containers and sandwich wrappers from the eyes of Mr. Bentley, and knocked frantically on the door which can be opened only from the outside. Aside from Profile work, our editors became experts at foul-shooting into the wastebasket, blank verse and the pros and cons of beatniks. The Profile staff even witnessed the abduction of the unabridged dictionary from the library by several prankish seniors. Yes, Profile has the low-down on the seniors and after a year of hard work we're only too glad to say WE'VE HAD IT!! Now you've got it and we hope you like itl Someday we really must get organized. Barbara Lewis checks over the ladder. 'The deadline is tomorrow? Mike Berens doesn't know whether to laugh or cry. Profile Staff below: FIRST ROW: Left to Right, T. Zendle, N. Rogerson, J. Kendall, M. Macklin, D. Perego, B. Honaski, SECOND ROW, G. Walker, M. Lipschutz, J. Cappelli, J. Siegel, M. Podell, A. Graff, S. Knehr, J. Furst, M. Patterson, THIRD ROW, R. Beck, R. Wilkens, S. Kaufman, R. Graf, J. Farrah. 28 Tottler Editors: Left to Right, S. Solemson, Editor-in-Chief; R. Wilkens, Sports Editor; J. Kendall, Editor-in-Chief; R. Beck, Photography Editor. TATTLER Meet those deadlines! That was the order for every Tattler reporter who wanted to keep his job. Working under Editors Steve Salemson and Jill Kendall, and faculty advisor, Mrs. Determan, each staff worked hard to make Tattler an interesting and successful newspaper. Each year it has received a first-place a-ward from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. In addition to its monthly issues, the paper published a Christmas supplement and a Senior Bulletin in June. New Tattler Editors: Left to Right, J. Kaplan and A. Sandler. Tattler Reporting Staff: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: L. Greene, R. B. Reynolds, M. Reukauf, FOURTH ROW: K. Grossman, P. Coker, R. Graf, A. Caperell, M. Glassman, L. Cohen, SECOND ROW: B. Sal- Brunner, B. Beck, FIFTH ROW: B. Fishalow, C. Bee, R. Wilkens, S. emson, D. Durkin, C. Werther, D. Perego, THIRD ROW: S. Atheom, Salemson, S. Goldberg, N. Asher, S. Brown. BAND AND CHORUS This year the band added something new to its ranks — a student leader. Linda McCleary was chosen to lead the band as an experimental drum major. She did an excellent job, and it is expected that this new position will be continued. The band took part in many school activities this year. These included playing at the football games, the Memorial Day Parade, and at the annual Jones Beach Concert. Glen Cove High School was also represented by the band at the Long Island Fair, an exhibition of musical skills, in which a number of Long Island schools participated. GLEN COVE HIGH SCHOOL BAND 30 SENIOR CHORUS: FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Peorlmotter, E Johns, M. Copobionco, R. Heilman, V. Fuchs, C. Priore, E. Swier, R Welt, K. Palmiotto, T. Ressler, R. Meyer, E. Rhodes, B. Honaski, D Strickland. SECOND ROW: S. Hoffman, P. Stutz, J. Christian, C Sukman, M. Broda, P. Krasko, J. Farrah, T. Hicks, J. Kaplan, R Hedger, J. Morgan, B. Fisher, C. Castelli, H. Dalidowicz, J. Gold berg, A. Guiry, A. Shenton, D. Durkin, Mr. Wortley. THIRD ROW P. Walker, F. Poole, L. McMorris, C. Van Vlack, D. Gumbrecht, N. Shilling, G. Bru, J. Ehrich, D. Kielbasa, P. Coker, R. Heilman, S. Hancock, C. Guinta, M. Podell, R. Tumen, B. Bang, L. Nielson J. Franklin. FOURTH ROW: A. Volpe D. Olding, C. Coles, N. Benedict, N. Asher, I. Curtis, J. Brown, J. Felton, K. Grossman, L. Burke, G. Gibson, S. McEntee, M. Reizes, G. Beckett, C. Bedrick, R. Welt. Chorus With everyone running in and out to his various club meetings during the period reserved for chorus this year, the quality of their performance seemed doubtful. However, the doubt was needless. Mr. Wortley and Mrs. Young did an exceptional job in overcoming the circumstances and preparing the chorus for the annual Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Spring Concert programs. This year the chorus added much to the Christmas spirit by singing through the halls of our high school and caroling for the patients at the Community Hospital at Glen Cove. FRESHMAN CHORUS: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Anzalone, J. Ledoux, P. Coker, M. Barr, J. Esposito, M. Kirsch, S. Randle, M. Sirota, S. Willets, E. Buckold, J. Christian, K. Brooks, D. Dolkos, S. Barnes. SECOND ROW: J. Cooper, S. Clark, V. Lesburg, J. Moorhouse, J. Lundgren, C. Kabat, T. Rabkin, J. McCarty, D. Anderson, L. Egan, S. Trepis, S. Maravalli, D. Berry. THIRD ROW: R. Stango, C. Ramsland, R. Ryever, S. Ginsburg, J. Sutton, T. Stango, D. Curtis, J. Scuteri, V. Kielbasa, D. Buckawick. Covettes: left to right: D. Stricklind, H. Dalidowicz, T. Hagan, P. man, J. McEvoy, M. Grella, I. Monning, J. Ehrich, P. Walker, M. Swenson, T. Zendle, P. Keogler, B. Bancker, D. Olding, B. Klein- Nicholson, B. Ceglia, B. Honaski. MAJORETTES AND COVETTES Twenty-four of the prettiest girls in the school accompany our Band wherever it goes. The Majorettes, led by Terry De Araujo and Margo Gengarelly, and under the direction of Mrs. Joan Verrando, perform with the Covettes at football games and at the Spring Concert at Jones Beach. The girls put in many long hours of practice after school to perfect their twirling and dance routines, and judging from the results, we can assure you that it is well worth their effort. The Covettes are the ambitious and spirited girls that do precision dancing during the half-time at our home football games. Under the direction of Joan Verrando, a former Rockette, the group romped through a Circus Show this year, amusing and delighting game spectators. Continuation of their hard work and practice should produce more good half-time shows next year. Majorettes Sheila Loewe, Terry De Araujo and Clare Wer-ther cheer the strong man on, during the circus show presented by the Band. Majorettes: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Katoski, A. Basdavonos, J. Tanaka, T. De Araujo, M. Gengarelly, M. DiLeo, C. Coles, C. Werther, SECOND ROW: S. Dost, E. Mazza, W. Squire, S. Loewe, J. Felton, R. Taranto, C. Eastman, A. Doyle, S. Alexander, K. Foster. 32 Varsity Cheerleaders: FIRST ROW: left to right: V. Maiden, J. Barr, L. Clark, S. Norvik. SECOND ROW: M. Schwarz, M. Reukauf, J. Kendall, D. Buonincontri. CHEERLEADERS T-E-A-M YEA TEAM! These are the famous last words of our vivacious cheerleaders. They are always ready to give just one more yell for the team — sometimes they even look as if they're ready to go out for a pass or dribble down the court. The cheerleaders, who are responsible for rousing school spirit, teach the student body new cheers at pep rallies and lead their spirited cheers at all Varsity and J.V. games. TEAM, TEAM, TEAM! L. Clark, J. Barr, M. Reukauf, J. Kendall, and M. Schwarz. J.V. Cheerleaders: left to right: S. Hoffman, R. Smith, S. Brown, G. Becker, K. Kaufman, D. Kielbosa, M. Broda, M. Robovic, N. Gow. 33 Varsity Club: FRONT ROW, Left to right: J. Morgan, L. Visslailli, R. Walzer, C. Oswald, S. Kaufman, P. Gartlemann, FOURTH ROW: Kormoski, SECOND ROW: W. Reukauf, T. Maniscalco, W. Gal- J. Neillands, D. Kunit, R. Dubicki, C. Labansky, J. Francis, P. ante, R. Marone, A. Miller, J. Sandler, G. Wotzak, L. Morgan, THIRD Mickens, P. Graf, C. Bee. ROW: J. Kaplan, J. McCall, K. Kampe, R. Nash, M. Coleman, J. VARSITY AND LEADERS CLUB Those boys you saw walking around the halls in bulky white sweaters with the big red and green GY' on the pockets, are Glen Cove's Varsity men. Every one of them has excelled in one or more sports to earn his his letter. Under the leadership of their President, Lou Visslailli, Vice President, Bob Kormoski, Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Morgan, and Faculty Advisor, Mr. Di-Menna, the boys have carried out many successful activities. They help out at basketball games by selling programs, tickets, and Pepsi-Colas, and controlling spectators. Leaders' Club is the girls answer to the Varsity Club. It is composed of girls selected because of their athletic keenness as well as their ability to get along with others and to lead a group. The girls demonstrated gymnastics on Parents Night and also co-sponsored a Square Dance with the Varsity Club. The Varsity Club dispenses refreshment during half-time at a basketball game. Leaders' Club: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Norvik, D. Buonin-contri, D. Atkinson, C. Ceglia, M. Robovic, M. Reukauf, M. Broda, P. Coker, V. Maiden, P. Leik, N. Gow, D. Kielbasa, T. Zendle. SECOND ROW: M. Moccia, J. Barr, S. Alexander, W. Faecher, K. Brown, D. Perego, THIRD ROW: M. Rocco, G. Becker, K. Kaufman, N. Mendelsohn, C. Eastman, M. Schwarz, K. Herbert, J. Siegel, J. Kendall, L. Clark, W. Squire, A. Graf, J. Furst, J. Christian, L. Caminari, V. Broda, R. Smith, B. Oglesby. National Honor Society: FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Stutz, S. J. Kaplan, C. Werther, G. Wotzak, M. Patterson, G. Bru. FOURTH Hoffman, B. Honaski, T. Zendle, R. Tumen, M. Glassman, K. Sobel, ROW: J. Head, M. Coleman, M. Seidler, A.Sandler, S. Kaufman, M. B. Lewis, J. Christian. SECOND ROW: C. Brown, B. Buckhout, N. Krevor, L. McCleary, J. Furst, B. Dwyer. FIFTH ROW: D. Kunit, T. Gow, M. Reizes, S. Brown, D. Zausmer, H. Dwyer, I. Sadoff, J. Burns, R. Nash, A. Simoneschi, W. Myer. Ehrich. THIRD ROW: M. Broda, M. Wolf, M. Reukauf, V. Maiden, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY As stated in an address to the Freshmen at th Orientation Assembly, the Honor Society than a club; it is a goal toward which minded students should strive. Me ments include an eighty-five average ___ four consecutive quarters, plui members least two extra-curricular Although the Honor aimed at the fibWIHf' o been attained by many students taking courses Physics. As a service guided bewilder during Open H Orientation Assembly to of the varied extra-curr Cove offers is another val Society. Profile would like to extend congratulations these students for their outstanding scholastic re ord and service to the school. hool, membership he letes, and b ess Law t iety membei maze of hali ntation of a rm entering Freshme r program that Gle tie service of the Hone Honor Society Officers: Top to Bottom, R. Nash, President; A. Sandler, Vice-President; N. Gow, Treasurer; J. Furst, Secretary. 35 How do I look. Daddy? asks J. Fronklin in costume for Queen Victoria, as she curtsies. P. Scherr smiles in approval. And he gets the kick awayl M. Berens begins an exhausting play by play description of Ginger's touchdown, as P. Scherr watches: dazed. 36 THE CAQT (in order of appearance) LIZZIE ....... AGNES CAROL . HOWARD CAROL JOAN ......... JEANNIE....... GINGER ....... EDDIE DAVIS . .. TOMMY GREEN . MR. WILSON ED HOFFMAN . . ...... Abby Graff ...... Phyllis Scherr . Michael S. Berens Kathryn Lambertson .... Julie Franklin ...... Lynda Clark ...... Stan Lupinski .. Stephen Maurer Stephen Salemson ...... Jordan Rose Student Director ........................... Ronnie Kurtz Production Manager ................... Valerie Hagerman Stage Manager............................. Bill Van Vlack Top Brass at work. Left to right — Student Director R. Kurtz, Boss J. Lamberson, and Production Manager V. Hagerman look over the master script. I should have made Varsity, L. Clark reflects in annoyance as A. Graff takes a tuck in her uniform. I abhor violence! claims S. Maurer as he hits S. Lupinski with a right hook. L. Clark, K. Lamberson, P. Scherr, and M. Berens look on in amazement. You've got to show action, dedication! M. Berens attempts to tell S. Maurer how to handle women. Spanish Club: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Christian, D. Siegel, D. Perego, P. Scherr, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Szulman, THIRD ROW: P. Bailey, A. Guiry, C. Donahue. FRENCH CLUB The French Club set as its goal this year a better understanding of France and the French people. Under the guidance of Mrs. Baslaw and Mr. Snyder, both newcomers to our French Department, the members of the club have come a long way toward this goal. As part of their varied program, meetings were conducted in French and the club attended performances of Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme and La Co-medie Franjaise. Not only did les Sieves de franjais publish their own newspaper En Garde, they also performed in a French play, and ambitiously presented a series of moneymaking projects in hopes of sending a deserving French student to Paris during the summer. An enriched and more enjoyable French course was the reward for their efforts. SPANIGH CLUB OIS! The Spanish Club, under its new supervisor, Mrs. Szulman, succeeded in bringing a touch of colorful Spain to Glen Cove High. Included in the club's activities were the annual cake sale, a dance — Spanish style, of course — and freshman initiations. To end the year right, the sefiors and senoritas took a trip into New York City for a Spanish show and dinner at a Spanish restaurant. There are backseat drivers even in France, as Steve Salem-son and Barbara Lewis prove in a short skit presented in French at one of the French Club meetings. French Newspaper (French 4 students). Left to Right, SEATED: Mrs. D. Perego, SECOND ROW: L. McCleary, S. Saiemson, S. Knehr, J. Baslaw, FIRST ROW: N. Mendlesohn, J. Fraser, R. Kurtz, M. Macklin, Furst, F. Oppedisano, J. Kendall, J. Christian, C. Lempinski, H. Hall. Cur sunt mei discipili tam stulti? Mr. Taylor asks. Which hand has the M M's? Consul Allen Sandler and officers of the Latin Caesar Augustus doesn't seem to know the answer. Club initiate a freshman slave. LATIN CLUB S.P.Q.R. In the tradition of Virgil, Cicero, and Caesar, the Latin Club met once a month this year to relive the days of old. Freshmen plebes were initiated, ancient games were played, and Roman songs were sung. The climax of the year was the annual Roman Banquet. The Roman populace arrived dressed for the occasion. Slaves were sold at exorbitant prices, entertainment was provided, and members of the S.P.Q.R. had a wonderful time feasting on chicken, grapes, and wine fit for the gods (grape juice). And after you're through polishing my sandals . . Allen Sandler chains Jane Goldberg, who has been sold into bondage for a week, at the Latin Club Slave Auction. 39 COMMERCIAL CLUB Commerciot Club: Left to Right: Mr. Hornosh, M. Thompson, M. Wolzok, B. Ogelsby, M. Robivic, G. Becker, J. Walker. Hail to our future Business Leaders. This year our Commercial Club, under the leadership of Mr. Harnash, jumped up another step and became charter members of the National F.B.L.A., Future Business Leaders of America. This year the club also became a stockholder, with stock in May's Department store. The club is a hard-working group that consists of both boys and girls working together on different projects that will give them experience for future business careers. Their biggest project is the Commercial Digest, published quarterly, which features a business student of the month. A very active group, the club has among other things visited St. Johns University where they attended two classes in the commercial field. HOMEMAKING CLUB Do you remember that wonderful aroma that filled the halls 'round Thanksgiving time? The girls of the Homemaking Club, skilled in the domestic arts, concocted a delicious Thanksgiving Dinner in honor of the Senior faculty members. Under the guidance of Miss Vieau, a recent addition to the faculty, the Homemaking Club has become one of the busiest in the school. When Mr. Kennedy was elected President, the girls in the Homemaking Club weren't surprised. At their November Cake Sale they polled the contented customers, and came up with their own Gallup survey. At Christmas time they presented lovely table cloths, made by the members of the club, to both Mr. Maiden and Mr. Bentley. Our future Homemakers are certainly off to a good start. Homemaking Club: Left to Right: S. Webb, P. D'Andrea, I. Curtis, J. Walker, R. Rosasco, G. Walker, C. Giunta, Miss Vieau, M. Davenport, M. Yonkasky, L. Galante. FUTURE TEACHERS An apple for the teacher — a future teacher. The members of the Future Teachers' Club gain valuable experience by assisting as cadet teachers in the schools of the Glen Cove school system. The contribution of money to the Nephrosis and Multiple Sclerosis funds has become one of its most important annual projects. Another traditional activity is the candlelight initiation ceremony. This year the members also attended conventions given by the Long Island Future Educators and the Future Teachers' Association. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB: Left to Right: B. Buckhout, M. Rondeau, V. Briggs, Mrs. McCully, M. Schwarz. Ann Scanlon and Mrs. Brown discuss Ann's career in nursing, and the schools which would be most advantageous. FUTURE NURSES CLUB: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Pullo, L. Burke. SECOND ROW: K. Kaufman, M. Moccia, G. Gibson. THIRD ROW: A. Scanlon, G. Floccari, R. Furcone. FUTURE NUR9E8 Looking back on its five years of service to our school, the Future Nurses Club can well be proud of its accomplishments. Their activities included a tea held at the home of one of its members, talks from prominent people in the nursing profession, and informative films. Most important, the club gives girls who are planning to enter some form of nurse's training a chance to find out about the programs offered by various schools. The club helps the girls become well acquainted with the exciting and satisfying field of nursing which they are preparing to enter. 41 LIBRARY CLUB Where is the card catalog? What is the Dewey Decimal System? Just ask any member of the Library Club and they are sure to know. The Library Club consists of girls who help locate books, stamp date due cards, rearrange books on the shelves and in other ways assist the librarians. They have fun, too, while holding their annual club tea, trip, and initiation ceremonies. President Valerie Hagerman conducts the Library Club meet, ing, which takes place in the logical locale — The Library. Library Club initiations are the downfall of many an unsuspecting soul. Left to Right: G. Trepess; C. Sukman; C. Smith; R. Ryavec; L. Lee. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club, under the guidance of Mr. Barteau, has come a long way since it was formed last year. The purpose of the club is to stimulate the students' interest in current events in conjunction with international affairs. This is accomplished through debates, lectures, and trips. This year a debate was held concerning the controversial topic, resolved: That the United States should intervene in Cuba. Also planned this year was a very successful visit to the United Nations General Assembly. International Relations Club: Left to Right: H. Hoffman; L. McMorris; C. Donahue, E. Parry, B. Salvesen, M. Sielder, J. Kaplan, P. Schwind, G. Forbes. 42 JR.-9ENI0R 9CIENCE CLUB For those interested in science, the Junior-Senior Science Club serves a two-fold purpose. First, it provides a way for students to visit industry and obtain firsthand information about possible future careers. Secondly, the club provides a method for further advancement in the scientific fields that interest the student. The club is fortunate because of the many top scientists who visit the meetings. The knowledge gained from the club will surely, in the future, profit the member and help him to attain his goal in life. Mr. Bass demonstrates a principle of Science to eager members of the General Science Club. Jr. Sr. Science Club: Left to Right: Mr. Schwartzapfel; M. Crowder; Mr. Gluck; M. Robinson; C. Castelli; H. Dwyer; B. Buckhout; G. Wotzak, president, A. Sandler, vice-president. BIOLOGY CLUB Above and beyond the standard curriculum of tenth grade science — that was the goal and the achievement of the Biology Club. The members were required to have an eighty average and the will to work. At the club meetings Biology was brought from the textbook to the lab. Experimentation and the scientific approach were emphasized. The club through its interesting and stimulating program seeks to encourage its members to follow the four year science sequence offered in Glen Cove. Each of Bio members was required to work on a project worthy of entering in a science fair. Mr. Browne, the faculty advisor, deserves a great deal of credit for his part in making the Biology so educational. 43 THE SUBURBANITE Soviet Premier Khrushchev chats with Ghana President Kwame Nkru-mah September 25, 1960 while newsmen and Soviet aides listen at the entrance to Soviet estate in Glen Cove. Nkrumah, who had just completed talks with Khrushchev inside the estate, was the last of several international leaders who visited the Soviet Premier during his week end on Long Island. Khrushchev held three impromptu news conferences at the Glen Cove estate. I guess the equilibrant goes down the bock ' Mr. Gluck appears to be pleased with the fifth period Physics Class'gift of green suspenders. WE REMEMBER____ Mr. Wortley, our migrant chorus-master, wears a path from the auditorium to the music room. 47 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Vice President, Tony Cassaro; President, William Reukauf; Treasurer, Barbara Buckhout (not pictured Secretary, Sheila Loewe). PROFILE PRESENTS .. . THE UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - Secretary-Treasurer, Bevy Cekala; President, William Freitag; Vice President, Judy Scuteri. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — Vice President, Helen Dalidowicz; President, Vincent Taranto; Secretary-Treasurer, Sylvia Loewe. 48 104 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Benson, G. Berg, C. Block, S. Barnes, A. Anzalone, V. Blatt, J. Blye, D. Blacken-stein, K. Brooks. SECOND ROW: A. Bosdavanos, J. Adler, D. Andersen, J. Adams, S. Adamcewicz, D. Berry, N. Beyer, K. Boguszeuski. THIRD ROW: G. Alexander, $. Asheroff, M. Barr, A. Bashuk, R. Aasheim. A. Brown, A. Andreasen, R. Bruner. 105 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Ciresi, B. Cekai, R. Corvina, S. Cuicitro, J. Cocckiola, S. Clark, D. Brown, J. De-Ferraro. SECOND ROW: J. Congero, H. Buxembaum, P. Coker, J. Cooper, D. Chorna, J. Christian, P. Burns, J. Progalski, E. Buckold. THIRD ROW: J. Caruccio, D. Buckawick, J. Capobianco, G. De Castri, P. Caggiano, A. Cavallo, R. Cohen, J. DelFierraro. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class of 1961 had quite a few firsts to claim. Not only was it the largest Frosh class in the history of Glen Cove High School; it was the first Freshman class to have two fund-raising projects instead of the usual one. The Class held its annual dance in March and combatting a split-session schedule sold Wind-breakers to upperclassmen they rarely saw. To climax their activities a Class Picnic was held and Mr. DiChiara and his Freshmen celebrated a successful year. 107 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Foies, D. Dolkos, D. Curtis, M. Dishaw, T. DiGiovanni, P. Famiglietti, M. Franco, J. Doran, S. DiLegge. SECOND ROW: B. Evans, D. Edwards, S. Downing, S. Forgione, J. Doncese, S. Dost, K. Foster, S. Flinn, S. Fronts, H. Dester. THIRD ROW: M. Esposito, R. Francis, J. Esposito, S. Davenport, B. Davids, L. Egan, B. Dwyer, E. Flet-tcher, B. Freitag, S. Dirmantas. 108 A.M. Fresh.: FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Izzo, B. Gold-haber, S. Friedman, W. Galuska, M. Grecco, K. Hein, A. Goodman, M. Genova, S. Ginsberg. SECOND ROW: N. Johnson, C. Grunewald, D. Gershon, S. Geter, E. Huso, E. Hanrahon, B. Greene, C. A. Hartje, S. Harvey. THIRD ROW: F. Giobbe, J. Granato, C. Jenkins, R. Galante, P. Grella, B. Grecz, D. Greer, S. Gambino, S. Greenstein. 110 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Lawson, A. La-Penta, J. Ledoux, N. Lamb, R. Kream, A. Kornfeld, L. Karlin, M. Kaplan, S. Labagh. SECOND ROW: L. Keogler, E. Lawless, S. Kenary, M. Kirsch, L. Kabat, C. Hodyl, J. Kashdan, H. Kafka, M. Klebukwski. THIRD ROW: K. Koach, V. Kielbasa, W. Krol, S. lerano, T. Henderson, T. Jenkins, B. Kaufmonn, C. Kirby, H. Kowalski. 117 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Malkin, R. Lemma, M. Lagow, C. MacDonald, L. Lyons, V. Lesberg, E. McCarty, J. Lipton, E. Maiden. SECOND ROW: E. McComb, F. Lyons, T. McCarthy, P. Manning, B. Lewis, J. Marano, E. Mauti, F. Masnikoff, R. Marovelli, A. Mahon. THIRD ROW: D. Moffot, G. Lundgren, J. Mainwaring, J. Martin, B. Lessne, B. Lupinski, D. Mays, P. Loftne, J. Lewis. 118 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Mele, P. McCau-ley, J. Moorhouse, B. Nelson, J. McMorris, J. McZuade, C. Miller, C. Miller, G. Melon. SECOND ROW: R. Nowicki, T. Niemi, M. Mitrofarow, D. Moller, J. Morgan, M. Morano, S. Moss, J. McCaroll. THIRD ROW: C. Michelsen, P. McDougall, K. Mortimer, L. Miller, B. Morse, J. Meyers, E. Mealing. 119 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Rabkin, S. Nuzzo, A. Peluso, A. Pietrafeso, S. Randell, J. Nowicki, J. Ptaiciaski. SECOND ROW: J. Press, N. Pavelka, E. Nedwick, P. Mularoni, J. Pascucci, C. Muldoon, D. Nigro, W. Obraskie. THIRD ROW: P. Pascale, N. Pascucci, J. Peacock, R. O'Shea, R. Rebolledo, M. Pulitano, P. Munsterman, G. Patterson. 121 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Renaldo, J. Ser-roen, E. Simmons, R. Siemincki, B. Schmitz, P. Scoppa, D. Rossi, S. Royce. SECOND ROW: M. Sirota, G. Schulze, L. Ramsland, R. Ryavec, D. Savage, J. Salvey, P. Rant, F. Ranaldo. THIRD ROW: G. Rossetti, C. Risso, J. Scuteri, A. Schwarz, I. Reynolds, A. Robless, G. Rinschler, L. Smith, J. Rosado. 122 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Soffe, D. Verde, Q. Silverman, J. Staehle, T. Visslailli, H. Slater, C. Sekelsky. SECOND ROW: G. Sempepos, R. Stango, D. Spigeb, J. Sutton, 1. Spigel, J. Weldon, P. Ventura. THIRD ROW: D. Stanco, K. Smith, M. Sprintz, T. Stango, C. Weil, R. Stanco, R. Tepe, P. Sucharski. 123 P.M. Fresh.: FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Werino, J. Wynne, E. Vashel, M. Winston, B. Zerella, C. Swier, L. VanNost-rand, R. Trotta. SECOND ROW: L. Wolf, J. Tuttle, J. Yeomans, S. Young, F. Walk, D. Zawada, M. Swander, L. Worley. THIRD ROW: J. VanHelden, S. Trepess, B. Trubish, J. White, C. Winters, J. Wylie, S. R. Willets, P. Zibikowski. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore class, traditionally known as wise fools, has proven itself wise, but far from foolish in this, the year of their first money making project. To raise money for their senior trip, the class of '63 sold sweat shirts, the sale of which has broken all records set by previous sophomore classes. 201 P.M. Soph.: FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Carlson, S. At-hearn, L. Blair, P. Banach, B. Bernstein, D. Au, R. Berthaume, P. Armato, R. Bcsile, J. Arena. SECOND ROW: G. Beckett, M. Abbondondolo, C. Bedrick, P. Anderson, B. Bang, N. Benedict, B. Bancker, C. Berger, I. Abbondondolo. THIRD ROW: D. Braun, F. Bono, J. Blasi, B. Althuon, C. Blocker, E. Brietfeller, P. Beretta, F. Cardillo. 204 P.M. Soph.: FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Blind, M. Cap-piello, B. Ceglia, A. Caperell, B. Boyle, O. Calabro, R. Clements. SECOND ROW: D. Capobiance, I. Carlstrom, M. Chaddick, C. Buffo, R. Cassens, G. Christian, F. Bono, D. Cenawood. THIRD ROW: J. Brenner, J. Dailey, R. Carlson, D. Cooke, T. Corcoran, J. DeThomasis, R. Conun, J. Clark. 206 P.M. Soph.: FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Fishalow, C. Franco, T. Crivellit, H. Dalidowicz, M. Davenport, B. Donohue. SECOND ROW: C. Coles, D. Galante, W. Dubicki, A. Doyle, R. Florio, H. Fichman, C. Conklin, C. Dunne. THIRD ROW: B. Fine-gan, W. Dunalewicz, J. Farrah, D. Frislid, E. Edwards, D. Dowling, D. Gale. 207 P.M. Soph.: FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Goler, J. Goldberg, M. Fowler, D. Durkin, L. Greene, D. Gumbrecht, B. Farkos, J. Goldstein. SECOND ROW: D. Fotescu, L. Gabrus, L. Durkee, C. Flynn, 1. Galante, L. Garcia, R. Graf. THIRD ROW: J. Genova, J. Halop, M. Grimes, D. Graziose, D. Flammio, S. Guri-ere, J. Gasowski, M. Granato. 209 P.M. Soph.: FRONT ROW. left to right: C. Kinch, J. Gra-gioso, M. J. Grella, J. Hill, E. Jensen, C. Holland, M. Harvey, L. Hoffman, D. Holstein. SECOND ROW: R. Heilman, S. Israel, A. Guiry, A. Halvorsen, R. Johnson, I. Hults, J. Kabot, J. Keeling. THIRD ROW: T. Hicks, J. Issac, V. Karpinski, J. Kotowicz, A. Junge, J. Kirkpatrick, K. Grossman, E. Kitay, J. Johnson 11 P.M.: FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Klein, P. Katoski, L. Lempicky, S. Loewe, E. Maleszewski, A. Ledzian, D. lindberg, B. Kirk. SECOND ROW: E. Kirk, S. Levine, L. Kerth, M. LoMarca, A. Lane, L. Macklin, G. Maccarone, P. Kraska, R. Mercadante. THIRD ROW: G. McQuair, A. Lehman, S. Maurer, A. Lee, B. Lindsay, J. Meilinger, J. McCall, B. Lempinski. 215 P.M.: FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Nicholson, J. Mandl, R. Mercadante, S. Murray, J. Syons, M. McGuire, B. Minsky. SECOND ROW: J. Mossago, A. Nesky, J. Miller, D. Niccolini, G. Oswald, J. McEvoy, J. McMahon, R. Meyer. THIRD ROW: S. Mc-Entee, J. Mastroianni, P. Moncghan, K. Palmiotto, P. Osheski, T. Pearson, J. Montello. 220 PM. Soph.: FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Tedesco, D. Smith, C. Wolson, B. Stosiuk, D. Zammett, M. Yonkosky, A. Volpe, M. Waterman, R. Wallenstein. SECOND ROW: C. Stem-cosky, S. Sydow, P. Smith, P. Walker, R. Welt, P. Wotzak, J. Zimmerman, C. Wertheim, J. Veroxie. THIRD ROW: R. Weissen-berger, C. Weng, J. Whalen, S. Weil, H. Zisk, R. Wilson, G. Wenzel, A. Ziccardi, A. Troffa. 216 P.M. Soph.: FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Pearlmotter, F. Poole, S. Petroccia, P. Oglesby, K. Reiss, L. Nielsen, S. Pascale, B. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: T. Reilly, J. Quinn, N. Pinkney, E. Roemer, P. Putala, J. Rogozenski THIRD ROW: J. Riederman, G. Pardo, T. Ressler, J. Powers, G. Ponier, C. Priore, S. Petroski, R. Perone. 217 P.M. Soph.: FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Schmitz, C. Sebastiano, E. Sackler, A. Shenton, D. Sacco, K. Sieklicki, C. Smith, S. Salvey. SECOND ROW: R. Schloss, M. Sandler, C. Scott, S. Smeland, E. Rubin, M. L. Sandt, N. Schilling, G. Souder, V. Simoneschi, R. Rothstein. THIRD ROW: B. Salemson, V. Taranto, L. Smith, D. Rubenstein, G. Skadberg, J. Sorocenski, K. Skadberg, J. Teague, E. Scott. 117 A.M. Junior : FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Albertson, C. Adamcewicz, S. Alexander, C. Brown, L. Arena, M. Berger, A. Anzalone, B. Boyd, P. Blatt. SECOND ROW: 1. Basile, J. Binin, G. Becker, G. Brown, C. Brown, P. Bailey, N. Asher, B. Botwi nick, M. Broda. THIRD ROW: G. Abbondondolo, N. Antoine, A. Basile, R. Bergstol, F. Arena, S. Alchermes, R. Beck, T. Bass. 118 AM. Juniors: FRONT ROW, left to right: H. Davidson, S. Brown, B. Buckhout, J. Cappelli, E. Cackowski, G. Bru, S. Brown, L. Cohen, J. Conway, S. Caruccio. SECOND ROW: M. Crowder, T. Cassara, D. Corsun, T. Carlson, M. Delorne, A. Downing, B. Dolan, S. Case. THIRD ROW: G. Craig, P. Christopher, T. Burns, R. Cittadini, K. Coddington, P. Coker, J. Dougherty, M. Coleman, R. Coffey. JUNIOR CLAQS Remember those school buttons everyone wore to the football games? Those were sold by the Junior Class of 1961, an enterprising class, who we can be sure won't be faced with the worry of a picnic on the front lawn. Our Juniors are talented too, as was shown by the success of the annual Junior Talent Show. Climaxing the year was the Senior Ball, held by the Juniors in honor of the graduating class. The night was enjoyed by all and here Juniors had a taste of what lies in store for them in the coming year. 119 A.M. Juniors: FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Glozek, V. Farrell, J. Eh rich, F. Farley, C. Donohue, S. Giambruno, P. Fencel, P. Fineberg. SECOND ROW: R. Feleppa, B. Dunn, D. Galante, J. Felton, V. Frantz, A. Forgione, E. Fabiano, P. Geiselman. THIRD ROW: H. Gebhard, G. Dunalewicz, G. Forbes, V. Fuchs, V. Franco, W. Fischer, R. Hausch, H. Dwyer. 121 A.M. Juniors: FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Hartney, A. Harvey, P. Hausch, V. Hagerman, T. Hagen, M. Hall, M. Glass-man, R. Lazarus. SECOND ROW: T. Healy, R. Knox, S. Goldberg, M. Hartje, N. Gow, E. Harvey, S. Hein. THIRD ROW: S. Kaufman, D. Kunit, J. Head, J. Kaplan, B. Hayes, O. Knoess, R. Kennedy. 215 A.M. Juniors: FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Hodyl, A. Mitkevich, R. Marrone, K. lamberson, S. Hoffman, D. McKeon, B. Honaski, H. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: R. Mason, B. Mannillo, K. Kaufmann, D. Kielbasa, L. Lee, P. Koegler, A. Liguori. THIRD ROW: S. Lupinski, L. Lundern, R. Melillo, H. Merger, T. Mason, D. Magagnos, T. Maniscalco, B. Kleinman. 216 AM. Juniors: FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Miller, B. Nicholson, M. Lipschutz, B. Nelson, N. Mauriello, B. Martino, M. Moccia. SECOND ROW: S. Loewe, C. Mollitor, P. Medugno, C. Martone, R. Mercadante, E. Mazza, L. McMorris. THIRD ROW: R. Olleo, W. Morgan, J. Morgan, R. Mitchell, P. Noreko, Z. Ned-wick, F. Oppedisano, W. Mohlenhoff. 217 A.M. Juniors: FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Rosney, D. Ra-bey, M. Polinski, G. Ortiz, M. Rocco, A. Pullo, G. Patterson, A. Pempel. SECOND ROW: W. Rhodes, B. Salvesen, P. Rose, M. Robovic, B. Santo, C. Oldenburg, M. Reizes, M. Roiser. THIRD ROW: H. Parsons, M. Robinson, R. Rottinger, J. Parsing, J. Sadoff, B. Reukauf, J. Rose, C. Opalaski. 218 A.M. Juniors: FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Siegel, S. Salmons, J. Stemcosky, J. Sacks, M. Stanco, A. Stanco, K. Sobel, D. Strickland. SECOND ROW: A. Saul, I. Spinello, C. Sukman, P. Stutz, J. Simonson, R. Sottung, G. Sachs, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Schepanski, P. Schwind, S. Schimelman, M. Siegel, P. Stetler, J. Spinello, A. Soffe, W. Sherwood. 220 A.M. Juniors: FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Trepess, C. Wolke, M. Townsend, M. Wolf, T. Zendle, C. Werther, J. Tanaka, C. Tavernee. SECOND ROW: M. Wolvok, R. Wilson, R. Stone, T. Stauffer, A. Wichard, R. Weintroub, T. Sfango, S. Zuc-cala. THIRD ROW: K. Zapp, J. Zammett, D. Young, R. Veronko, R. Weinreb, R. Walker. Senator John F. Kennedy, right, speaks and Vice President Richard M. Nixon listens during a debate between the presidential candidates which was broadcast nationally October 21, 1960 from a New York Studio. WONDERLAND BY NIGHT This year the dates of the Senior Ball and the Junior Prom were switched. To complete the changeover the Seniors sponsored the Junior Prom and the Senior Ball was sponsored by the Juniors. Confused? So were we — at first. The change was made so that the Seniors could hold their last dance in June, the customary time for the Junior Prom, and still be able to use the profit usually made by a Senior sponsored dance for the Senior Trip. Seniors and Juniors alike were enthusiastic about the switch. It promises to encourage inter-class co-operation, and perhaps to become a Glen Cove tradition. Mr. Barteau and friend guard the money box. No matter what we do, it still looks like a gym. King Tommy Moniscalco, who displays fancy footwork on the dance floor as well as on the football field, dances with partner Queen Sheila Loewe. King Tommy Moniscalco and Queen Sheila Loewe. Junior Class President Bill Reukauf and Sophomore Class Secretary Sylvia Loewe enjoy Wonderland By Night. Bill Salveson and Jean Tanaka dance to the music of the Hi-Fi's. 59 CAST OF SENIOR PLAY Dr. and Mrs. Caldwell ... Mr. and Mrs. Prince Mr. and Mrs. Rogers .... Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge Mr. and Mrs. Wright Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis . . Miss Frank............. Mr. Kovalesky.......... Bob McGinnis............ Bert Hendricks......... Elizabeth Wright....... Janet.................. Carol.................. Madge ................. Tommy Prince............ Alice Woodbridge....... Susan Caldwell ........ Joey Rogers............. Bill McGinnis.......... Painter................ Radio Announcer......... Student Director....... Production Manager . . . . ......Andrew Gouzoulis, Lynda Clark . . . . Leszek Kowalski, Linda McCleary ......Stuart Kaufman, Phyllis Scherr .............Cazimir Swier, Jill Kendall ...........Michael Berens, Abby Graff William Van Vlack, Margaret Gorman ............................Barbara Lewis .....................Gregory Wotzak ......................James Neillands ..........................Lionel Morgan ............................Sylvia Knehr ........................Virginia Maiden .........................Juanita Walker ........................Margaret Macklin .............................Peter Graf ............................ Julie Franklin ........................... Patricia Wicks ........................ Michael Carrera ......................Boyd Shockley ........................... Pete Mickens .....................William Savage .....................Carol Fieselman ............................ Susan Benedict P. Graf — I think we've proved that Billy McGinnis was pushed through the railing and killed — by Mr. Ko-valeskyl J. Franklin — I don't know who's guilty of Billy McGinnis' death, but I know it isn't Kovey, and you know it tool THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT Cast KNEELING, left to right: C. Swier, A. Gouzoulis, M. Serens, W V. Maiden, J. Kendall, A. Groff, J. Franklin, B. Lewis, L. McCleary, Van Vlack, G. Wotzak, P. Graf, J. Neillands, L. Kowalski, L. Mor- P. Wicks, M. Macklin, W. Savage, P. Mickens. gan, M. Carrera, B. Schockley. STANDING: S. Kaufman, J. Walker, 60 CARSON CORNERS Lower Right: L. Kowalski, M. Berens, and G. Wotzak. Now swear! SWEAR! Below: J. Kendall, L. Kowalski, A. Graff, A. Gouzoulis, M. Berens, and L. Morgan. Stop him! The man's a maniacl He's out of his head! C. Swier, P. Graf, M. Carrera, P. Wicks, J. Franklin, and J. Neillands listen to B. Lewis explain — I was going to say something. I really was. You understand, don't you? I Senior Executive Committee: FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Buonincontri, P. Gorman, M. Schwarz. SECOND ROW: J. Barr, N. Mendelsohn, M. Reukauf, M. Macklin, W. Faecher, S. Faccio, L. Clark, M. Gengarelly, G. Walker. THIRD ROW: R. Beck, B. Goldberg, D. Schimmelman, S. Kaufman, C. Oswald, R. Wilkens, J. Dempsey. PROFILE PRESENTS . . . THE CLASS OF 1961 The Senior Class of 1961 had a good year. While they were sorry to lose their president. Bob Lightfoot, who moved to Washington, D.C., early this year, they accomplished much under the capable leadership of their new president, Peggy Gorman. Dotty Buonincontri, as secretary of the class, kept the minutes at all the class meetings, while Marge Schwarz, treasurer of the class, did a very efficient job of managing the financial matters. It was the hard work of these officers, plus that of the enthusiastic members of the Senior Class, which made possible a very successful senior year for the Class of '61. This year's Senior Class started off with a big magazine drive, in which all members of the class participated. Seniors who sold magazines had a lot of fun winning prizes and earning money for their class. Part of this money was used to finance the Junior Prom, which was a gala ball given by the seniors, in honor of their successors: the Class of '62. Another well-remembered project of the Class of '61 was the senior play. This year the Senior Class presented The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners. Members of the class, aided by a very patient and hard-working Mr. Lamberson, pooled their various theatrical talents and skills. The final result was a very enjoyable production, received enthusiastically by fellow students and friends. All in all, the Class of '61 had a very memorable and wonderful year. Long will they remember the happy times they had, and the teachers and friends who helped to make their years at Glen Cove High School such cheerful ones. RICHARD HENNING AASHEIM THOMAS ANZALONE JANE ABELMAN ANGELA ALTIERI GEORGE D. ANZALONE RICHARD HENNING AASHEIM ... Richie .. . enthusiastic about fishing, bowling and baseball ... moviegoer ... likes a good party .. . has something against playing football .. . future auto mechanic. JANE ABELMAN . . . Jane ... adores sports cars, parties ... enjoys a good time ... lipstick? — who needs it? ... favorite way to pass time: painting ... future fashion designer ... Fashion Institute of Technology. ANGELA ALTIERI ... Ang ... dancing and cooking ... Strikel ... captain of girls' bowling team ... What are you, some kind of nut? .. . plans to become a beautician and hopes to own a salon. GEORGE D. ANZALONE ... George ... music and watching football games . .. bows and arrows ... putters in his garden ... down with detentionl . . . easy going . . . future teacher. THOMAS ANZALONE ... Julse . .. bowling, swimming, and long conversations rate high ... Happy Don .. . Gail ... I want to live for 100 years ... baby face . . . Navy man. JO ANN AQUILINO .. . Jubbie . . . quiet, but friendly .. . pizza, sausages, and pepper sandwiches ... avid bowler . . . spends her spare time listening to the radio . . . will be an excellent beautician. DOROTHY A. ATKINSON ... Dottie . . . freshman and junior class president ... Who has free time? ... Frank Sinatra, Volkswagons and Stango's are tops .. . That's cute. .. . wants to marry a millionaire, but will settle for two years at Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. FRED AZUA, JR. ... Fritz ... collects science fiction books ... enjoys bowling, swimming, driving ...likes a good card game ... intelligent ... future college man . . . engineering. JO ANN AQUILINO DOROTHY A. ATKINSON FRED AZUA, JR. 63 JANET ANN BARR MICHAEL S. BERENS ROBERT HOWARD BECK CARMI BEE SUSAN KING BENEDICT football, parties, and riding with the herd' , Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning . world traveler ... Ickey-poo . . . college , . city girls, parties, and money .. . goody, goody .. wants to make a million ... Tattler pics courtesy of Beck listens to . . college favorite way college, then JANET ANN BARR ... Jamie ... How about some school spirit! .. girl. ROBERT HOWARD BECK ... Bob Johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra . man. CARMI BEE ... Cahmi ... Hey! What's with you guys? ... bridge, drawing, painting to pass time — waste it ... no more cheese stores, just bagels and lox ... I'm for Adlai architecture. SUSAN KING BENEDICT . . . Sue . . . lives on a diet of Sabicas, Rachmaninoff, and hard-boiled eggs . . . likes to decipher poetry by e.e. cummings ... a beachcomber . .. avoids conservatives and photographers . . . skiing ... art and anthropology at Denver U. MICHAEL S. BERENS . . . Mike . . . progressive jazz . . . prefers to view the world through sunglasses ... doesn't appreciate unnecessary routine, poetry ... I want to be an actor . . . It's psychosomatic! ... maybe engineering. KENNETH BERGSTOL . . . Kenny . . . specialist on cars . . . passes time playing pool . . . swimming . . . intends to join the Navy .. . What can I say? INEZ YVONNE BIGBY . . . Nez . .. goes for baseball, basketball . .. likes cars and money — who doesn't? .. . likes people — not parties ... a private secretary . . . marriage. RICHARD AUTHUR BLACKMAN ... Dickie ... cars and engines, auto mechanics class, and repairing things rate high .. . Pat ... I love work, I could sit and watch it all day! ... aircraft aviation mechanic. KENNETH BERGSTOL INEZ YVONNE BIGBY RICHARD ARTHUR BLACKMAN 64 LOUISE BARBARA BLIHAR CHARLES WILLIAM BLOMQUIST JOHN BOYD VERONICA BRIGGS Picasso and bleached hair Interior decorator . . . Uni LOUISE BARBARA BLIHAR ... Louise ... a connossieur in the field of art . are out ... would prefer to spend her time shopping .. . You bug mel . versity of Boston. CHARLES WILLIAM BLOMQUIST ... Chuck .. . science fiend . .. hobbies are photography and archery ... the quiet type .. . hopes to go places in the future ... will become an electrical engineer. JOHN BOYD . .. Wiz .. . likes hunting, swimming, and being alone . . . the independent type ... favorite way to pass time — loafing ... career undecided. VERONICA BRIGGS ... Ronnie . . . likes football gomes, ice skating, and almost anything active ... Well, here we go again. . . . wants to be a teacher ... college. VIRGINIA BRODA ... Ginny . . . likes parties with lots of friendly people and boys with ties on and collars down ... You're kidding! ... dislikes argumentative people ... advertising at Farmingdale U. GEORGE JESSIE BROWN . . . Dimples . . . goes for girls, football, and track ... he sings, too . . . Hey Barba ... dislikes people who live in a dream-world ... enjoys studying ... plans to be an auto mechanic. LINDA JO-ANN BRUST ... Blondie . . . newcomer to G.C.H.S. .. . one of the Morgan Island crowd ... good books and good entertainment .. . passes time by not thinking about it . . . What a waste! . . . lawyer's secretary. DOROTHY ANN BUONINCONTRI ... Dot ... has a weakness for boys ... cheerleader with pep... likes Driver Education, Mr. Dexter, and talking on the phone .. . college and teaching. VIRGINIA BRODA GEORGE JESSIE BROWN LINDA JO-ANN BRUST DOROTHY ANN BUONINCONTRI 65 LINDA SUSAN BURKE BARBARA BURNS LOUISE CLOTILDE CAMINARI NANCY CAMPBELL LINDA SUSAN BURKE . .. Lynn . . . mature males only . .. loves that green stuff . . . silence and math .. . If you say so. ... don't give her orders . . . snobs BEWARE ... future Registered Nurse. BARBARA BURNS ... A record collector ... likes waterskiing and dancing . . . radio fan . . . goes for Harry . . . Sincerely ... art school for commercial art. LOUISE CLOTILDE CAMINARI . . . Missy . . . basketball, volleyball, and bowling ... can spot the make and model of any car . .. Doesn't faze me in the least. .. . plans to attend the University of Boston and study Business Administration. NANCY CAMPBELL ... A Friday Niter ... pizza and old records ... a radio listener ... dislikes dull days . . . always willing to lend a helping hand ... I can tell. .. . next stop — nursing school. ALBERT CAPOBIANCO . . . Alb-e ... on hobbies — you name it . .. likes cars and architecture . . . wants to get away from the East . . . Ah go on. . . . headed in the direction of Oklahoma U. MICHAEL MOORES CAPOBIANCO ... Mike... likes rock and roll in moderation ... classical music, and singing are among his other interests ... a tenor with talent . . . has high hopes for a professional singing career. THEODORE CARLSON . . . Lover . . . really digs girls, money, and cars . . . always enjoys a good time ... No, you? . . . will devote his time and energy after graduation to making money. MICHAEL CARRERA . . . Carruci . . . riding around in a hot Nash . . . claims his special accomplishment is successfully avoiding detention .. School is hard, but it's a lot easier than working an eight hour day. ALBERT CAPOBIANCO MICHAEL MOORES CAPOBIANCO THEODORE CARLSON MICHAEL CARRERA 66 CHARLES CASTELLI ... Charlie ... in Boy Scouts and Explorers for three years .. . likes swimming, boating, and bowling .. . has college plans ... electronic engineer .. . Always strives to do better. CATHERINE CATANESE ... Cathy ... collects records . . . likes Bobby ... sweet disposition ... Oh yeah? ... dancing and pizza .. . secretarial school. CARLOTTA CEGLIA ... Lolly ... sewing and saving memories . . . Italian food . .. doesn't like wise guys, or cheese ... a secretarial school. JILL CHRISTIAN ... Jill ... The Herd ... poised ... football games and boys ... dislikes pin curls and lima beans . .. president of chorus . .. icky-pooh, or what? ... college, career, and marriage. JOSEPH S. CIANCIO ... Band manager ... steak, no fish ... saxophones ... Breaks 'em with the boys ... Air Force Academy. LYNDA LOUISE CLARK ... Lynda-byrd ... pert ponytail ... cheerleaders ... Madwoman of Chaillot ... coffee ice cream cones . . . Delta Pi Hi-Y and football games ... ivy league look .. . icky-pooh, or what! DONALD BRUCE CLEMENT ... Clem ... cars, cars, and more cars ... especially 51 blue Pontiacs ... Westhampton drag strip ... I give up, whatl . . . college . . . career in the Navy. BRENDA MARIE COMITINO ... Dimples ... collects magazine cartoons .. . Profile transcription — Italian and Chinese foods are her dishes ... writes to a certain sailor ... secretarial school in her future. JOSEPH S. CIANCIO LYNDA LOUISE CLARK DONALD BRUCE CLEMENT BRENDA MARIE COMITINO 67 JEAN CONGERO . . . Especially likes Sonny, Chinese food, and movies . . . can manage to live without work . . . will be an excellent secretary . . . marriage in the near future. CAROL COOPER . . . Kitchie . . . favorites include banana barges, pizza, and sketching . .. collects poetry . . . sweet . . . All that's good ... an expert seamstress . .. Business school. IDA BELL CURTIS . . . Bell . . . enjoys reading and writing letters . .. loves jazz, especially progressive .. . also favors Oriental music . . . disapproves of gossip . . . will attend nursing school. STEVEN ALLEN DACUS . . . Doc Holiday . . . one of those Varsity Club men . . . has a disliking for long, long novels . . . Don't be a fool. . .. Uncle Sam wants himl JOHN HARVEY DAUPHINEE ... Johnny ...stereo, yachting, and automechanics ... dislikes scratches on his car. Hi Fi records, and the people who make them . . . Happitoot . . . electronics. MARIA THERESA DE ARUJIO ... Terry ... attractive head majorette ... likes to travel and drive cars . . . snobs, unfeminine girls, and getting up at dawn don't meet her approval . . . saiv mal, tomo feio . . . college and then modeling. JOSEPH DEMPSEY ... Bones ... a really nice guy . .. parties with GOOD refreshments, Jones Beach, and long weekends rate . . . wants to be a success but would rather sleep ... Yeah. JOHN DESTER ... John ... enjoys science, stamp collecting, bowling, and hunting ... avoids unnecessary work . . . can often be found on the golf courses or planted in front of a T.V. set ... college. JOHN HARVEY DAUPHINEE MARIA THERESA DE ARUJIO JOSEPH DEMPSEY JOHN DESTER 68 MARILYN ANN DILEO HAROLD PAGE DIXON RICHARD DUBICKI BERNARD DUNN MARILYN ANN DiLEO ... One of our majorettes ...likes dating, dancing, and Bobby Rydell ... Now is that sharp or is that sharp? . . . popular ... an accountant . .. Like WOW! HAROLD PAGE DIXON ... Hal . .. Mr. Harnash's logical riddles, swift autos, long blonde hair, and parties appeal to him . . . opposed to late bells . . . What are you? Some kind of a nut? RICHARD DUBICKI . . . Tiger . .. has his mind on basketball or milk shakes . . . can be seen ducking through any door in G.C.H.S. . . . enjoys sports, and practicing his foul shooting. BERNARD DUNN ... Barney .. . likes to take life easy . .. enjoys walking into class late .. . cars and the Glen Cove Panthers take up his time ... a future state trooper.. WILLIAM H. DWYER, JR. ... Billy Joe . .. well liked by all ... avid football fan . .. has a preference for contemporary jazz, poker games, and weight lifting . .. can't stand mark consciousness and nosey people . .. will attend college. CAROL ANN EASTMAN ... An active senior . . . Dosoris Hi Y V.P. .. . her favorites are horse-back riding, football games, and twirling . . . against pincurls . . . But the Frosh are so small. ALLAN JOSEPH EDWARDS . . . Likes Go-Karts and working on his race car .. . has an aptitude for working with his hands . . . woodworking interests him . .. hopes to become a carpenter. GLENN ERLANDSEN . . . Physical Education, Lawrence Welk, and cold weather don't make the grade .. . just fooling around is his favorite pasttime ... displays a talent for art . .. Carambal .. . will be a commercial artist or a lawyer. WILLIAM H. DWYER, JR. CAROL ANN EASTMAN ALLAN JOSEPH EDWARDS GLENN ERLANDSEN SANDRA FACCIO WENDY FAECHER CAROLE FIESEIMAN GRACE FLOCCARI SANDRA FACCIO ... Faz . .. loves giving parties, boys, and good food ... pizza at Gus's and driving with Harriet and Gerry ... only adjective — just plain lovable . . . Well, gotta tell you .. . Bellevue Nursing School. Good things come in small packages ... an addition to any party .. . house ... non-conforming spaghetti eater . . . college, then marriage. . What would Masquers do without her? ... assiduously studied all aspects of East Hampton and the Herd ... can stand almost anything but Anti-Herdocracy . . . Interior decorator. WENDY FAECHER . . . wrapper without equal CAROLE FIESELMAN . locker decoration . .. . . . Dry ice, who me?' GRACE FLOCCARI ... Little Grace ... cute ... a passion for pizza and Rock and Roll ... no homework for her, please . . . can pass time best by sleeping and eating . . . You're crazyl . . . secretary. JAMES FRANCIS ... Mr. Clean ... Oh, Blondie ... likes cold pizza ... strange aversion to football players .. . always manages to be on the losing end of a card game ... Hey, Billy-Jo Hoax ... future accountant. . . Furry Animal ... ah'sooo, little car .. . Masquers, Masquers, and a certain Nick . .. in a short, short skirt ... Eeeeee-gad! ... Hofstra or Adelphi will be her future JULIE FRANKLIN wouldn't be seen alma mater. JANET FRASER . Janet .. . people with personality, rings, and split sessions ... dare devil on the trampoline ... no need to count calories .. . can do without math. JUDIE FURST ... Guided us through our Sophomore year . .. can spot an amoeba a mile away ... G.C.H.S. colorguard ... dislikes cheap girls and geometry . . . loves to bask in the sun with Coppertone ... elementary school teacher. JAMES FRANCIS JULIE FRANKLIN JANET FRASER JUDIE FURST 70 DENNIS ALBERT GALANTE SANDRA ANN RUTH GALANTE WILLIAM JOSEPH GALANTE PETER GARTELMANN DENNIS ALBERT GALANTE ... Flash ... sportive .. . built an electric eye ... enjoys stereo music and baseball .. . electronically inclined . . . works on tape recordings . .. will join our Radar Defense. SANDRA ANN RUTH GALANTE ... Sandy ... nix on all housework .. . doesn't like to cook, but loves to eat .. . keen on sports . .. that's your business ... after high school will become a secretary. WILLIAM JOSEPH GALANTE .. . Muscles ... a weight lifting enthusiast ... football hero . .. likes to bomb around ... one of the boys .. . strange aversion to gym .. . future plans include a Junior College. PETER GARTELMANN ... The Nose . . . quiet until you know him ... always enjoys a good party .. . active participant in Band ... likes to tinker with cars ... summer sports ... college and teaching will follow. WILLIAM T. GEERTSEN .. . Bill ... got his license first time around .. . can be seen in his MG . . . hidden talent for fixing things ... I give up, is it? . . . Farmingdale or the Air Force outline his future. MARGO GENGARELLY ... Found during Band period, leading the Majorettes . .. lunch periods get shorter every day . . . hates to get up in the morning .. . always well-groomed . . . Strikel . . . future secretary. GAIL ELIZABETH GIBSON . . . Editor of Commercial Digest ... a disliking for Cit. tests and alarm clocks ... quiet personality .. . Root Beer, anyone? ... a phone bug ... Receptionist and marrioge. CATHERINE SANDRA GIUNTA . .. Cathy .. . has a beautiful soprano voice . . . experienced hair stylist .. . passion for Italian food. Rock 'n' Roll ... a baseball fan .. . fun loving .. . I'm embarrassed. ... beautician. MARGO GENGARELLY GAIL ELIZABETH GIBSON CATHERINE SANDRA GIUNTA 71 DOROTHY GIUNTA BRUCE LAWRENCE GOLBERG ROBERT GOODENOW MARGARET MARY GORMAN DOROTHY GIUNTA . . . Dotty .. . petite . . . has a yen for pizza and Italian food . . . can do without homework . . . writes leters to a certain sailor ... a future nurse. BRUCE LAWRENCE GOLDBERG . . . Brucie . . . jazz, Frank Sinatra, and Adlai Stevenson . . . devised whole new list of Geometry theorems ... Izzy Dreisler for president . .. What do I care? ... will be a politician. ROBERT GOODENOW . .. Bert . .. sociable ... parties and Bayville ... can usually be seen in the library fifth period .. . strange attraction to JAFFE and the Little One . .. future teacher. MARGARET MARY GORMAN . . . Peggy . . . first girl to hold the senior class presidency ... a Junior Fashion Board member ... always neat and well dressed ... fun to be with . . . Good griefl ... modeling. ANDREW GOUZOULIS . . . Andy ... weightlifting and mechanics ... a girl watcher . .. concentration is your greatest asset ... conscientious ... a future engineer . .. will explore the world of science. PETER M. GRAF . . . Pete ... good-looking ... avoids sixth period and wicked city women . .. has a special talent for getting lost . . . tangerines and tennis . . . never a dull moment . . . You bet your sweet life! ... pre-med. ABBY LOUISE GRAFF .. . Abby ... a passion for progressive jazz, long long rides in the country, and white orchids . . . flair for the dramatic . . . free verse poems and modern dancing . . . Oh, pooh! ... Brockport. ANNETTE GRELLA . . . Netty . . . early rising gripes her ... a Bruce Morrow fan . . . can be found watching The Untouchables any Thursday night . . . likes Rock and Roll and Denny . . . office worker. ANDREW GOUZOULIS PETER M. GRAF ABBY LOUISE GRAFF ANNETTE GRELLA 72 MARY LOU GRELIA RICHARD GRESIO HOLLY DEBORAH HALL RAYMOND C. HEDGER MARY LOU GRELLA . . . Mary Lou ... a former Covette . . . likes riding around with the girls . . . stuck-uo people beware ... a chronic movie-goer ... sweet and sincere . .. future: receptionist or typist. RICHARD GRESIO . . . Dick . . . fascinated by the great blue yonder . . . works on the stage crew and his hi-fi . . . always reody with some helpful advice . . . college . . . C.P.A. HOLLY DEBORAH HALL . .. Takes surprise pictures with her movie camera . . . concocts all sorts of foods, but avoids cauliflower .. . seen driving her Austin Healy . .. That's adorable . . . college. RAYMOND C. HEDGER . . . Buster ... harmonized with the chorus for four years . . . develops his biceps by pushing the music cart . . . Let's put it this way . . . future will see him striding the halls of G.C.H.S. as a teacher. KAREN A. HERBERT . .. Spectator at soccer games ... at home with a tennis racket in her hand or astride a horse . . . yearns to see the sun in the morning, for a change . . . will become a nurse. JOHN L. HERBIG .. . Chevrolets and vacations . . . fenders and running out of gas annoy him .. . out until odd hours of the morning .. . can't find anything to say in defense of Fords . . . college. THOMAS HENRY HICKS . .. Hicksey .. . has terrific record collection and spends his time listening to it ... can tolerate anything but favoritism . . . Definitely ... draftsman or U.S. Army will follow. JOHN M. HINDE ... Collects interesting firearms and knives ... really likes bookkeeping and business law ... enjoys a good jazz record ... Cit. 12 irks him ... 'True! ... aiming for a C.P.A. in Accounting. KAREN A. HERBERT JOHN L. HERBIG THOMAS HENRY HICKS JOHN M. HINDE 73 MARILYN LEE HUSSEY PEDER DANIEL JAKOBSON JEFFREY JEREBKER MARY JANE JOHNSON MARILYN LEE HUSSEY ... Lee ... athletic . .. always on the go ... a collector of religious medals .. . likes to dig into a good book . .. avoids jobs she HAS to do ... would like to become a doctor. PEDER DANIEL JAKOBSON ... Pete ... o congenial soul ... likes people ... hard worker at Bohacks ... can do without Cit ... has a sense of humor .. . yearns to be a famous pinochle player ... Oh, really? JEFFREY JEREBKER ... Jeff ... quiet and unassuming ... sports an Alpha pin ... science interests him . .. does his homework to music .. . favors bowling ... will attend college . . . perhaps Business Administration. MARY JANE JOHNSON ... Janie ... loves dreamy music ... ice cream and solid geometry are tops ... a baby sitter par excellence ... nix on freckles . .. Real neat ... Laboratory technician. LEONARD KAGAN . . . Lenny . . . well known . . . win, place or show . . . would bet last dollar on a pool game . . . takes out old seat covers and girls . .. conceited people, steer clear .. . Architectural engineering aheod. KARL KAMPE ... Scampe . . . lives at the Y ... star on the Basketball court ... popular ... can't stand match-makers — prefers to make up his own mind . . . Chucker . . . Architectural Draftsman. STUART KAUFMAN . .. Stewie, the kid ... girls, girls, girls ... infectious laugh . . . golf, tennis, and shooting pool ... an extra extrovert ... Let's do the twist ... expert dancer ... will study accounting or business administration. JANICE M. KEAN .. . Keeps the Home Ec. Room in Maypo . . . sugar and spice . . . has a yen for Fords, bowling and meatball sandwiches ... oh, that alarm clock ... No, you? .. . future nurse. LEONARD KAGAN KARL KAMPE STUART KAUFMAN JANICE M. KEAN 74 JILL CAROL KENDALL ROBERT THOMAS KENNEDY SYLVIA ANN KNEHR ROBERT J. KORMOSKI JILL CAROL KENDALL ... Jill ... Tattler problems ... one of the Herd ... football, pajama parties, and cheering are tops .. . hypocrites are not for her ... Friends to the end ... majoring in English . .. Does she or doesn't she? ROBERT THOMAS KENNEDY . .. Bob ... Is it a bogie or a birdie .. . seen on the green . .. variety is the spice of life . .. enjoys the great outdoors . .. would rather lash a tent than crash a party. SYLVIA ANN KNEHR .. . Cookie ... acts and paints in her spare time . . . daydreams most of the time ... likes Johnny Mathis, p.j. parties, sailing, and tall, tall men . . . Syracuse or Cornell ... Who, me? Nah, I don't think sol ROBERT J. KORMOSKI ... Hardy ... man of the great outdoors ... Varsity Club V.I.P. ... G.C. gridiron is his second home ... a Man-Tan fan?? .. . renowned for his artificial respiration techniques .. . will go west in the direction of a semi-pro football team. LESZEK KOWALSKI . . . Bosco . . . cookie pusher . . . Please teach me how to swim. Lifeguard . . . Polack .. . likes almost anything but work ... What do you mean — never? . . . career in Civil Engineering. MICHAEL DAVID KREVOR .. . Mike ... a Goren's auto-bridge fan . . . wizard with mathematics ... piercing wit ... philosophical discussions ... it's a long, long way from 220 to the lunchroom .. . will enter a profession. RONNIE M. KURTZ ... science fiction fan ... budding writer ... Mr. Lamberson's right hand girl ... hates cashmere sweaters and math .. . guzzles chocolate eggcreams ... I know I left my car around here somewhere ... a dramatics teacher. MARIALANA LAMPLOUGH .. . Lana .. . friendly . . . always smiling, and always making up back homework ... in her free time she likes to bowl . . . Well, you know what I mean . . . teachers' college. LESZEK KOWALSKI MICHAEL DAVID KREVOR RONNIE M. KURTZ MARIALANA LAMPLOUGH WILLIAM BOLTON LANE, JR. WAYNE ARTHUR LANG JOSEPH LAVERY PAMELA ANN LEIK WILLIAM BOLTON LANE, JR. ... Bill ... a dabbler in the arts ... animal lover ... likes science too ... wrestling team member . . . undecided on career. WAYNE ARTHUR LANG ... Wayne . .. easy going ... a work shirker . . . eating and sleeping are his favorite pastimes . . . would like to be a bum, but business rates a close second. JOSEPH LAVERY ... Joe . . . likeable . .. enjoys a good game of pool . . . fishing holds a lure for him . . . sailing, sailing, over the ocean blue . . . Navy man. PAMELA ANN LEIK ... Pam ... enjoys playing softball, and basketball . . . phooey on housework . . . can be seen mowing the lawn in summer and shoveling snow in winter ... a Phys. Ed. teacher. CAROL ANN LEMPINSKI ... Actually enjoys spending money ... collects stereo records ... a hard worker . . . will attend Beaver or Colby . . . plans to work in a branch of the foreign service. BARBARA JEAN LEWIS ... Barb ... can be found on stage acting ... Food? In 208?? ... witty people, talking, and writing lists . . . down with bombsheltersl ... enthusiastic . . . college, English major. MARGARET MACKLIN . . . Eats meatballs and does the twist . . . blonde . . . beatniks are too beat for her . . . drives a Hillman ... parlez-vous francais? . . . elementary school teocher. VIRGINIA MAIDEN ... Ginny ... spends her time running between Band and Cheerleading practice ... Oh, those pajama parties ... the movies and long walks .. . Ickey-Pooh or Whatl ... A college girl. CAROL ANN LEMPINSKI BARBARA JEAN LEWIS MARGARET MACKLIN VIRGINIA MAIDEN 76 BARBARA MALESZEWSKI MICHAEL MARTINO VIRGINIA MARTINO DOMINIC MASTROIANNI BARBARA MALESZEWSKI . . . Bobbie ... is happy gliding over ice in winter or gliding through water in summer ... would like to ride through the air as an air line hostess ... Christopher Columbus ' MICHAEL MARTINO ... Muskrat ... hacks around with the boys ... enjoys working on cars ... dislikes nosey, prying people ... will go to college, then join the service. VIRGINIA MARTINO .. . Ginny ... absolute whiz in Latin ... Like wow! .. . views the bright side of things ... grouches, bewarel ... her cheerful nature will brighten any hospital. DOMINIC MASTROIANNI. .. Dom . . . tall and rugged . . . just give him a shotgun and he's off . . . likes the woods in the winter ... a T.V. watcher ... If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. MARY ELLEN MATTHEWS . . . Popular . . . buoyant personality . . . likes Lenny, being a senior, and T. Birds . .. wonderful dancer . . . shopping for clothes and eating pizza ... will be a registered nurse. LETTY MAUTI ... Let ... likes cars, but especially her white 1960 Impala ... loves dancing and dances .. . always neatly groomed . .. Hi, fella. ... business school and marriage. LILLIAN ANN McAULIFFE ... Lil ... long brown hair, big green eyes, and dimples ... Irish ... can do without peper and squash . . . Hey! ... will be a successful model. JAMES T. McCARTHY . . . Jim ... a newcomer from neighboring North Shore ... boats and hunting top his hoppy list. MARY ELLEN MATTHEWS LETTI MAUTI LILLIAN ANN McAULIFFE james t. McCarthy 77 LINDA CAROLE McCLEARY BARBARA ANNE McMAHON NEDRA MENDELSOHN M TERESA MERCANDINO LINDA CAROLE McCLEARY ... Leads the band at half-time ... weekends — the longer the better ... pajama parties and the Herd ... nix on beatniks ... a future teaching mathematics. BARBARA ANNE McMAHON ... Barb .. . can't resist '58 blue and white Fords ... You'd like that, wouldn't you? . .. experienced dancer . . . will become an excellent private secretary. NEDRA MENDELSOHN ... Ste ... peppy . . . plays the piano . . . Well Boubs . .. short skirts ... has an aversion to freckles, geometry . . . interior decoration, then marriage. TERESA MERCANDINO ... Terry ... Spanish Club Secretary ... active participant in sports ... likes a certain red Volks-wagon . .. Oh, Brian . . . secretarial school to follow. ALBERT MICKENS ... Butch ... a boxer . .. likes to harmonize with songs and girls .. . wants to be a sergeant . . . armed services . . . Wowl JOSEPH MICKENS .. . Pete . . . Mr. Varsity . . . trophy man ... footballs and hurdles . . . excells on the dance floor as well as the athletic field . . . Olympic team, make room for him. ANTHONY RONALD MILLER . .. Bopo ... ploys ball (foot, basket, and base) . .. Letter Man ... drives, but not without a radio . .. has his mind on girls and Italian food . . . True! . . . college or service. JOSEPH A. MINICOZZI, JR. ... Jo-Jo ... standing on the corner watching all the girls go by ... hot rods . . . likes clothes with class and parties that swing . . . mechanic . . . You know. ALBERT MICKENS JOSEPH MICKENS ANTHONY RONALD MILLER JOSEPH A. MINICOZZI, JR. 78 SALVATORE MOCCIA MAUREEN MONAGHAN IRENE BARBARA MONNING SALVATORE MOCCIA ... Junior . . . genial disposition . .. what would the soccer team do without him? ... at his best with a golf club in his hand ... well-liked ... Are you happy?'' . .. trade school. MAUREEN MONAGHAN ... Lepi .. . wearer o' the green ... dances at Irish American Center ... mischievous grin .. . take a letter, please ... would like to return to Erin. IRENE BARBARA MONNING ... loves dancing and driving ... meatball sandwiches are her dish ... would like to dig holes and bury wise guys ... could sit and listen to our band all day ... Miss Van Eman, I'm lostl GRACE LYDIA ANN MOORE . .. Red ... parties and records hold interest .. . writes long pen pal letters ... lavender and Paul Newman are for her .. . won't waste time on people who aren't on time ... secretary. LIONEL BERNARD MORGAN . .. Bubby . . . dapper .. . outstanding on the dance floor .. . active participant in football and in track . . . girl-fancier .. . Hey Bar-bal .. . draftsman. ELAINE MARGARET MORRIS ... Kookie .. . the Navy and the Golden State hold a certain fascination .. . watches Jack Paar . .. could munch her way through tons of hot sausage sandwiches .. . will go far as airline hostess. LAUREL MURPHY ... Scottie . . . dependable ... a busy Mariner Scout ... loves reading, long walks and Prince .. . keeps careful account of the Methodist Youth Fellowship treasury .. . will attend Geneseo ... librarian. CAROLE WENDY MYER . . . Wendy . . . knows the ins and outs of editing . . . can ride a horse better than drive a car ... podium shy ... Oh, those younger brothersl ... veterinarian. LIONEL BERNARD MORGAN ELAINE MARGARET MORRIS LAUREL MURPHY GRACE LYDIA ANN MOORE CAROLE WENDY MYER ROBERT G. NASH JAMES NEILLANDS ELI7ABETH ANN NIGRO BETTY JEAN OGLESBY .. could live on hamburgers . college man. wonderful with children . . . ,.. nursing ahead. ROBERT G. NASH . . . Nash . . . organizer from the word go . . . possesses powers of persuasion . . . gets Into deep water with spelling and his sailboat . . . enjoys the winning side of an argument . . . Communists beware, when be becomes Secretary of State. JAMES NEILLANDS ... Jimmy ... sleepyhead . . . Stango's with the boys . . . You've got to be a football hero to get along with the beautiful girls 7 ELIZABETH ANN NIGRO .. . Betty . .. the Army holds a fascination . . wizard in the kitchen, but would rather not wash dishes ... That's my manl SUSAN MARGARET NORVIK . . . Sue . . . cheerleader with style . . . ticklish and always laughing . . . loves football and basketball ... no catty remarks, please! . . . aiming for a college degree. BETTY JEAN OGLESBY ... Sister . . . will ride or drive . . . likes fall weather, new clothes, and the opposite sex . .. nix on Frankenstein and too much makeup . .. Aw shucks. VICTOR OPORTO . .. Butch . .. almost anything but work ... but, especially golf and Lasagna ... marches as a colorguard ... you Lose! . . . will be an excellent policeman. WALTER O'SHEA . . . Weasel . . . practical joker without equal ... doctors his hot '52 Ford . . . mostly hacks around with the fellers . . . wouldn't part with his hair .. . Sharp or what? .. . Navy. CARL GEORGE OSWALD ... Ozzie .. . tinkers with cars . . . can be found at the Y ... versatile athlete .. . riding around, hamburgers, and girl . . . That's a laugh and a half. ... engineer. VICTOR OPORTO WALTER O'SHEA SUSAN ANN NORVIK CARL GEORGE OSWALD 80 SONIA PAGAN MICHAEL PAPSIDERO ANTHONY M. PASCUCCI MAUREEN ANN PATTERSON SONIA PAGAN .. . Embroiders for her hope chest . . . always smiling — likes others who smile, too . . . chocolate chip cookies and Bob . . . future is to be Mrs. Bob'' .. . secretarial position also ahead. MICHAEL PAPSIDERO . . . Paps . .. digs cool music .. . almost anything but detention . . . enjoys getting together with the boys . . . drawing is the most . . . Don't be afraid. . . . college and the Army. ANTHONY M. PASCUCCI . . . Tony ... girls, cars, and math . . . sloppy looking girls are not appreciated ... when not fixing cars, he's driving them . .. friendly smile ... But, why? ... Certified Public Accountant. MAUREEN ANN PATTERSON . . . Has a way with small children . . . has mastered the art of cooking . . . experimenter in the field of gastronomy . . . spinach, music, and people . .. kindergarten teacher. DIANNE PEREGO .. . Equipped with plenty of Southern charm . . . what's this about Villonova? ... vivacious ... old spice clothes and Mr. Butz .. . manages to keep a year round tan ... hey, you-all. .. . reporter. LENA ANN PERONE ... Lee . . . dependable . . . fond of the color green . . . turns green at the thought of tennis ... rides around with the girls .. . movie-goer ... secretarial position. PHILIP MICHAEL PETRONE ... Swing Capone ... ploys a hot trumpet ... one of the stage crew ... munches on potato chips in Spanish class ... personable ... ladies' man . .. et tu, zangal ... radio listener. ROBERT LEE PINCKNEY ... The Dapper ... in sympathy with the Beat Generation ... loud jazz, but not loud people ... Aw, manl .. . commercial art and the Army lie ahead. DIANNE PEREGO LENA ANN PERONE PHILIP MICHAEL PETRONE ROBERT LEE PINCKNEY 81 MARILYN SYLVIA PODELL SANDRA E. POWELL LOLITA PREVID FRANCIS JOSEPH REGA MARILYN SYLVIA PODELL . . . Marabonc . . . jazz, Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross . . . blushing, who me? . . . Malaguena on her piano and complicated puzzles . . . What's up, Charlie? .. . art. SANDRA E. POWELL . . . Sandy . . . friendly smile ... a sailor on the deep blue sea . . . roller derbys and crazy parties . . . shuns cliques . . . college and a degree in medicine. LOLITA PREVID . . . Lilly . . . knows all the latest about Hollywood personalities . . . likes to chat on the phone for hours . . . has no patience with gossips ... Oh, boyl . . . secretarial position. FRANCIS JOSEPH REGA . .. Frankie . . . standing on the corner . . . very fond of Italian food . . . sneaky teachers not appreciated . . . Ga-head. . . . one of the boys. ASSUNTA RITA RENALDO . . . Reet . . . goes on clothes buying sprees ... and goes for swimming and convertibles . . . Hil . . . wants to be a private secretary, out in the working world. MARI REUKAUF . . . Mari-bird . . . The Herd . . . captain of cheerleaders . .. pajama parties . . . yellow convertibles and big rings . . . Hi-Y . . . Ickey-Pooh or Whatl ... St. Lawrence College and a teaching career. NEILA ROGERSON . . . Neila ... as active a senior as they come . . . The Herd . . . pizza at Stango's, pajama parties, and collegiate boys . . . nix on small town gossip . . . Are they really in love? MICHELE C. RONDEAU . . . Mickey ... a future teacher . . . hot dogs, math, and homework are at the bottom of her list . . . veni, vidi, vici . . . spends her spare time reading, swimming or bowling. ASSUNTA RITA RENALDO MARI ELIZABETH REUKAUF NEILA ROGERSON MICHELE C. RONDEAU ROSANNE ROSASCO PATRICIA ANN ROSSETTI THOMAS H. ROWLEY JUDY RUBENSTEIN ROSANNE ROSASCO ... Ro ... con do without loud people . . . enjoys a good time ... crazy about Lincoln cars ... adept ot cooking . . . Are you sick or what? . . . would like to become a policewoman. PATRICIA ANN ROSSETTI ... Pat . . . petite and fun-loving . . . one of Miss Vieau's girls ... hard worker at Klein's ... in her spare time she bowls ... What are you kidding me? ... will attend Beautician School. THOMAS H. ROWLEY ...They call him Flattop ... photography and, of all things, go-karts ... likes most mathematics, bull sessions with the boys . . . scroungy .. . the Air Force or college for architecture. JUDY RUBENSTEIN . . . Judi ... a vivid imagination . . . has sweaters to spare . . . Beethoven and little brothers bother her . . . enjoys art classes and jazz . .. college . . . future speech therapist. STEPHEN M. SALEMSON . . . Etienne . . . speaks good French, plays good bridge . . . classical music . . . would like to dine on escargots and grenouilles . . . dislikes reactionaries and the New York Yankees . . . future linguist or musician. BERNARD SANGENITO . . . Sange . . . nice guy . . . plays a hot trumpet . . . sincere . . . enjoys boating, sports and classical music . .. wants to join the Navy. WILLIAM THOMAS SAVAGE .. . Bill . . . serious minded . . . sails in the summer .. . explores the field of electronics . .. avoids the baseball field . .. Shoot .. . Merchant Marine Academy ahead. ANNE MARIE SCANLON .. . Favors fellow redheads . . . victim of acute telephonitis ... chocolate malt, anyone? ... secret weakness for shy boys .. . and stuffed animals . . . quiet personality. STEPHEN M. SALEMSON BERNARD SANGENITO WILLIAM THOMAS SAVAGE ANNE MARIE SCANLON MARJORIE JANE SCHWARZ WALTER L. SHERWOOD PHYLLIS MAE SCHERR ... Phylsy ... knows how to play the bongos and direct a play ... ah soooo the theatre ... refuses to be nagged; or dragged into a plane ... her talent in the speech arts will aid her as a speech therapist. DAVID SCHIMELMAN . . . Dave .. . Independent Party candidate ... Morgan Island crowd ... science, math., and a pretty girl . . . would never play politics or wear baggy pants ... professional man. MARJORIE JANE SCHWARZ . . . Margie . . . holds purse strings of the Senior Class ... sports, ivy league clothes, and dirty sneakers . . . famous for her collection of college sweatshirts ... I was hysterical. . .. teaching or social work. WALTER L. SHERWOOD . . . Wally . . . attached to his guitar . . . avoids lawn mowers like the plague ... likes to crunch on pizza while watching T.V. .. . Hey, manl ... would like to be a professional guitarist. BOYD DUNCAN SCHOCKLEY . . . Zutch . . . square dances, but not square teachers . . . can do without Bohack and homework . . . likes drawing, mostly girls . . . How about that? . . . will wield drawing pencil as commercial artist. THOMAS SHURBERT ... Tom ... coin fancier ... amiable ... girls, Mr. Barteau and the tennis team ... spends spare time at bowling alley or playing cards ... one of the boys . .. future college man. JUDITH FRANCES SIEGEL . . . Judi . . . chauffeurs the Herd to football games and track meets . . . Do you now what I mean? ... oh, those chemistry odorsl ... thank heaven for Alexander Bell ... teacher ANTHONY RAYMOND SIMONESCHI . . . Tony . . . livened Latin with his subtle wit . . . one half of the Twins ... kindly attitude towards everything but T.V. commercials ... loafs and listens to Murray the K ... will benefit society. BOYD DUNCAN SCHOCKLEY THOMAS SHURBERT JUDITH FRANCES SIEGEL ANTHONY RAYMOND SIMONESCHI PHYLLIS MAE SCHERR DAVID SCHIMELMAN 84 JOHN RICHARD SIMONESCHI BENJAMIN SOROCENSKI RONALD ALLEN SOTTUNG JOHN RICHARD SIMONESCHI ... Has a way with words ... wields a paint brush as well os a pen ... cold weather, brrr! . . . the latest in cars and music . .. Hoax'' . . .commercial artist. BENJAMIN SOROCENSKI .. . Ben . . . tall and lanky .. . one of our best basketball players .. . good food and a quiet day of fishing . . . Golf team captain . .. future Golf pro. RONALD ALLEN SOTTUNG . . . Softie . . . Rock and Roll fan . .. likes a good movie and a good book ... builds models in his spare time ... What can I say? ... going into the service . WENDY JEAN SQUIRE . .. Sweet disposition . . . gid-yap horsie .. . majorette . . . Tuesday at the Y , and slumber parties ... can do without Kiljoys .. . elementary school teacher. HENRY STANCO . .. Hank ... fascinated by volts and watts .. . shoots a good game of pool ... Who's awake at 6:30 in the morning? . . . stereo or going out with the boys. SUSAN STANGO ... Sue ... always beautifully dressed ... Charleston, Charleston ... Open the window, I'm suffocatingl . . . lavender, pizza, and p.j. parties .. . future in teaching. OSCAR STEADMAN ... Regular guy ... at home in any sport . .. baseball team couldn't manage without him . .. builds model planes . . . future will see him as a major league ball player. ANTHONY JOSEPH TANCREDI ... Tony . .. dependable . .. elected as Student Janitor ... spends spare time working on hot rods . . . aquatic sports .. . likes to catch girls and fish . . . trucking business. HENRY STANCO SUSAN STANGO OSCAR STEADMAN WENDY JEAN SQUIRE ANTHONY JOSEPH TANCREDI JANET ANN TAST DAVID WARREN TEAGUE MARY KATHERINE THOMPSON ROSEMARY PAT TORONTO JANET ANN TAST ... Red ... down with chemistry . . . summers at the beach . . . couldn't be forced to eat carrots . . . give her more of that Rock and Roll music .. . party-gal . . . nursing school. DAVID WARREN TEAGUE ... Big Dave . . . agreeable ... likes just about everything . . . expert behind the wheel . . . successful with a rifle or a fishing rod . . . the Air Force beckons. MARY KATHERINE THOMPSON . . . Chatting with friends 'bout all the latest ... criticism is not welcome . . . waits all week for the week-end .. . business school with secretarial work in mind. ROSEMARY PAT TORONTO . . . Twirls with the majorettes . . . feminine . . . needle work and point . . . never misses a beat while dancing or strutting . . . always busy . . . office work, then marriage. ALBERTA BANKS TOWNSEND . . . Squeegie Bugs . .. asset to girls intramurals . . . happiest without fancy duds or lipstick . . . Three Stooges antics delight her . . . expert cook . . . secretary. ROBERT TROTTA . . . Bob . . . nuts over girls, cars, sports, money, and girls ... a sharp dresser . . . Boss Action . . . will have a tough decision between mechanical draftsman and international playboy. MITCHELL JAY TUCKER . . . Mitch . . . amateur weightlifter . . . just give him a fast car, good food, and a girl ... You sweet old bird . . . curiously fond of back molars ... dentist. ROSLYN GAY TUMEN ... Ros ... recent addition to G.C.H.S. .. . Frank Sinatra and dancing rate high ... enjoys traveling ... a sophisticate ... How rankl ... will continue study at the University of California. ALBERTA BANKS TOWNSEND ROBERT TROTTA MITCHELL JAY TUCKER ROSLYN GAY TUMEN 86 WILLIAM H. VAN VLACK LOUIS JOSEPH VISSLAILI GERALDINE WALKER JUANITA WALKER WILLIAM H. VAN VLACK, JR. ... Willy ... a forty point Thespian . .. dislikes eggs and eggheads . . . cars, girls and the stage hold a certain fascination ... a proficient stage manager . .. You're off your stick. .. . stage electrician. LOUIS JOSEPH VISSLAILLI ... Viss ... a terror on the football field ... Varsity Club President ... likes to meet new people ... an expert breaker . . . can be found at the Village Green . . . Hey Bar-bol GERALDINE WALKER ... Gerri ... blonde hair and big big blue eyes delight her ... Hostess with the Mostest . . . unfriendly people ore not appreciated . . . Stango's and Harriet's Merc . . . Oh, my good-nessl .. . Home Ec. teacher. JAUNITA WALKER . . . Nita . . . excells in the domestic arts .. . talkative . .. bossy people irritate her . . . friendly personality . . . junior business school. JAMES LAWRENCE WALZER . . . Jim . . . likeable . . . amateur photographer .. . always ready with a joke ... water skiing, and food . .. No, man . . . will study engineering . . . high above Cayuga's waters at Cornell. DENNIS WANSOR . . . Jibber . . . runs from football to track practice . . . runs down the hall to meet Annette . .. would like to run away from English class . . . nice looking . .. plans to work after school. THEODORE WATSON, JR. ... Teddy . . . super salesman for Junior Class Talent Show . . . listens to jazz and Jocko . . . key man on the baseball team . . . model planes . . . business school in his future. ARLENE AGNES WESSBERG . . . Able student . . . conscientious . . . avoids getting up in the morning ond dishpan hands ... sews while listening to popular music ... stuffed animals and living dolls . . . liberal arts college. JAMES LAWRENCE WALZER DENNIS WANSOR THEODORE WATSON, JR. ARLENE AGNES WESSBERG 87 ELLIOT WHITELY PATRICIA ANN WICKS ELLIOT WHITELY . .. Lee . .. intelligent .. . knows what he wants and sets out to get it . . . can manage a stirrup as well as a clutch ... college and a job complete his future. PATRICIA ANN WICKS ... Pat ... loves pizza, parties, and people ... HII ... I could have danced all night . . . doesn't like Ike . . . Stango's is tops .. . nursing school. ROBERT WILKENS, JR. . . . Bob ... ex umbris, in lucem .. . No, you? . . . avid Nixonite .. . nix on bearded beatniks and bearded Cubans . . . gives Covers complete sports coverage . . . college. GREGORY WOTZAK . .. Greg . . . good-natured ... hard worker; doesn't like those who aren't ... studied at Poly . . . But I only got a 931 .. . veritable whiz in physics . . . darkroom expert . .. nuclear engineering. HARRIET YOUNG... HY ... taxi service to Gus's in her Merc ... late hours and vanilla cokes ... slight in stature . . . favors originally designed clothes . . . will be a successful fashion designer. DONNA LYNN ZAUSMER . . . Dede . . . endless phone conversations . . . stacks and stacks of old E.P. records . . . Rock and Roll is here to stay . . . sharp cars and the boys who drive them . . . college. JOEL A. SANDLER — not here when pictures were originally taken ... Jester in the locker room ... chants of Jo-el, Joel follow him ... has something against crowded buses .. . remember the intercepted pass at the Port game? ... college. GREGORY WOTZAK HARRIET YOUNG DONNA LYNN ZAUSMER JOEL A. SANDLER 88 FLASH-BACK Henry Gebhard stares in shock as Grace Goldberg prepares to douse his unsuspecting lab partner with H2SO4. Jim Francis and Jim Walzer look on in amusement as Stewie Kaufman prepares to brave the elements. Lower left: ''Double, double, toil and trouble ' Bob Kormoski stirs up a brew of Moypo for the girls in the Home Ec homeroom. Below: Glen Cove High students, Richard Zambelli and Judi Siegel are so happy they dance in the halls. in vM€!vMO'fUjtt l The Class of 1961 humbly dedicates this page in our yearbook, thb PROFILE, to the memory of Mr. Raymond Wiggins, who passed away on February 16, 1960, after devoting thirty-two years of loyal service to the pupils and staff of the Glen Cove Public Schools. As chief custodian of the school system, Ray was loved and respected by all who knew him. Always willing, always patient, Ray will remain in the memories of those he befriended and served. 90 SPONSORS HENRY’S Dot Buonincontri and Stu Kaufman patronizing HENRY’S — the favorite after school eating place on 8 Glen Street in Glen Cove. DON’T FORGET THE ADDRESS — 8 Glen Street — NASSAU MATTRESS 49 School Street Glen Cove New York THE CAMPUS Forest Avenue Glen Cove, N. Y. GOLD STAR TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE 10 Pulaski St. Glen Cove BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 61 OR 1-0007 FREE DELIVERY WYLIE’S MARKET PRIME MEATS QUALITY FOODS 51 Forest Avenue Glen Cove W. H. Fisher A. M. Fisher Established 1835 J. C. DODGE SON, INC. Furniture Floor Coverings 99 Glen St. Glen Cove, N. Y. OR 1-0242 OR 1-0330 Lie. 1293 FOREST WINE and LIQUOR STORE Philip P. Mercandante 83 Forest Avenue Glen Cove New York JIM DANDY DRIVE-IN CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY 35 Glen Cove Avenue WELLS-CHEESE COMPANY 2 Glen Street Glen Cove, New York Glen Cove, N. Y. OR 6-9530 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 61 GLEN COMPONENTS Glen Cove, New York R. W. HARROLD 23 Glen Street Glen Cove New York Day ORiole 6-2457 MEYER AUTO REPAIR 83 Birch Hill Road Locust Valley, N. Y. A. E. Meyer EISENSTADT’S for DISCOUNTS Toys — Gifts — Hardware — Housewares 19 School Street Glen Cove, New York LOUIS WOLF REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 87 School Street Glen Cove, New York OR 1-3451 VENICE RESTAURANT ITALIAN and AMERICAN CUISINE All Orders Can Be Taken Out Proprietors VAN MAMIE 24 School St. Glen Cove, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS NEGER-GILDER FLOWERS 155 School Street Glen Cove TONGA ROOM 89 School Street Glen Cove, New York FRONTIER DINER JUNCTION OF GLEN COVE ROAD AND CEADER SWAMP ROAD Glen Cove, New York Baking Done on Premises Plenty of Parking Space Choice Meats Fresh Sea Food Fresh Vegetables Tungsten — a vital part of our nation’s industry is refined in Glen Cove’s busy industrial district. 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Telephone Oriole 6-1610 6-1611 68 Glen St. GLEN FLOORS FRED CAPOBIANCO Glen Cove OR 1-3737 87 Forest Avenue OR 6-6444 ORiole 6-2298 Glen Cove, N. Y. SALES — RENTALS — SERVICE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 PHOTOCIRCUITS CORPORATION Glen Cove, New York COMPLIMENTS OF STEVENSON PRINTING CO. INC. C. B. STEVENSON, Pres. Started Printing 1909 NASSAU TRUST COMPANY 80 Glen Street Glen Cove, N. Y OR. 6-1233 9-11 Glen Street Glen Cove, New York GOLDBERG BROS. REALTORS INSURORS Real Estate Insurance Service ORiole 6-8400 OR. 6-2100 84 Glen Street, Glen Cove Only at the Big Street Clock Alexander Goldberg Louis Goldberg COVE DELICATESSEN 24 School St. For COMPLIMENTS OF HOME MADE FOODS AND IMPORTED SPECIALTIES JACK HAWKINS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MASQUERS MARY CHESS INCORPORATED PERFUMES — TOILET WATERS WE MADE IT! CLASS OF ‘61 PRESIDENT______________________PEGGY GORMAN SECRETARY................ _DOT BUONINCONTRI TREASURER MARJORIE SCHWARZ DIRECTLY RIGHT: Devilish at rehearsal. CENTER RIGHT: Heavenly during assembly. BELOW: Tensions mount during the closing seconds of the Clarke game. Left to right, D. Kunit, J. Morgan, W. Fisher, R. Weintraub, K. Zapp, C. Lebansky, and P. Mickens watch. DIRECTLY RIGHT: A stroke here, a line there . . . Voild . . . before the amazed eyes of R. Kormoski, Miss Keenan, and V. Broda. BELOW: Les ellves francais, J. Furst, J. Kendall, and D. Perego listen attentively in class. QENIOR INDEX Aosheim, Richard, 13 Emerald Drive Abelman, Jane, 85 Porter Place Altieri, Angela, 39 Bella Vista Avenue; Bowling 3; Commercial Club 3,4; Captain of Bowling Club. Anzalone, George, 12 Frost Pond Road; Band; Executive Band Officer. Anzalone, Thomas, 2 Luonga Lane; Baseball 2,4; Football 1,2,4; Track 1. Aquilino, JoAnn, 25 Fourth Street; Bowling Club; Commercial Club 3. Atkinson, Dorothy, 1 Mercadante Place; Executive Committee 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Freshman Class President; Junior Class President-Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4. Azua, Fred, 8 Club Road; Football; Spanish Club. Barr, Janet, 29 Margaret Street; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Executive Committee 1,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Leaders' Club 1,2,3,4; Tattler Advertising Staff 1,2. Beck, Robert, 15 Barry Drive; Bowling 4; Jr. Red Cross; J.V. Baseball; Latin Club 1,2,3; Photography Club 3,4; Profile 3,4; Tattler 2,3,4; Varsity Tennis. Bee, Carmi, 48 McLoughlin Street; Biology Club 2; French Club 2,3; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 3,4; Senior Science Club 3,4; Tcttler 2,3,4; Thespian 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Varsity Tennis 3,4; Asst. Art Editor of Profile. Benedict, Susan, 18 Norfolk Lane; Majorettes 4; English Seminar 3; French Club 3,4; Property Chairman of Masquers 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Latin Club 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 3,4; Art Editor of Profile 4; Soph. Dance Committee. Berens, Michael, 38 Jefferson Street; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3; Thespians 3,4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3,4. Bergstol, Kenneth, 27 Roje Avenue. Bigby, Inez, 8 Shore Road; Intramurals. Blackman, Richard, 7 Glenverth Road. Blihar, Louise, 52 Landing Road; Chorus 1,2,3; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Profile 4. Blomquist, Charles, 14 East Avenue; Senior Science Club 3,4. Broda, Virginia, 98 McLoughlin Street; Executive Committee 2; French Club 1,2,3; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Tattler 1. Brown, George, 8 Hillside Avenue; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Boyd, John, 130 Highland Road. Briggs, Veronica, 49 Viola Drive; Future Teachers' Club 4; Latin Club 3,4. Brust, Linda, 24 Eastland Drive. Buonincontri, Dorothy, 45 Hazel Street; Biology Club 2; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Executive Committee 1,4; French Club 1,2; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 1,2; Masquers 2; Profile 4; Tattler 1,2,3,4; Advertising Manager 3; President of Leaders' Club; Secretary of Senior Class; Vice-Pres. Freshman Class. Burke, Linda, 20 Albin Street; Biology Club 2; Future Nurses 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,3; Jr. Bowling 3; Masquers. Burns, Barbara, 61 Willets Road; Commercial Club 3,4. Caminari, Louise, 39 Duck Pond Road; Bowling Team 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross. Campbell, Nancy, 28 Prospect Avenue; Chorus 2,3; Masquers 1; Profile 4; Red Cross; Tattler 1. Capobianco, Albert, 18 Laurel Avenue; Biology 2; Football 1,2,3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Masquers 4; Senior Science Club 4; Tattler 4; Track 1,2,3,4. Capobianco, Michael, 81 Walnut Road; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Carlson, Theodore, 2 Tulip Drive; Masquers. Carrera, Mike, 41 Bella Vista Avenue; Golf 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Castelli, Charles, 4 Stuart Drive West; Biology Clu 2; Chorus 1,2; Photography Club 3; Senior Science Club 4. Catanese, Catherine, 18 Frost Pond Road. Ceglia, Carlotta, 28 Ellwood Street; Commercial Club 1,2; Leaders' Club 2,3; Library Club 1,2; Masquers 1. Christian, Jill, 15 Purdue Road; Library Club 1,2,3; Biology Club Secretary 2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers' Club 1,2,3; Chorus Treasurer 3, President 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Masquers 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Profile 4. Ciancio, Joseph, 35 Southridge Drive; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Manager 4; Spanish Club 3. Clark, Lynda, 26 Jefferson Street; Cheerleading 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Chorus 1,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Senior Executive Committee; Spanish Club 3. Clement, Donald, 1 Berry Lane; Spanish Club 2,3. Comitino, Brenda, 94 Glen Street; Commercial Club 3,4; Profile 4. Congero, Jean, 116 Putnum Avenue; Commercial Club 3,4; Masquers 2,3. Cooper, Carol, 26 West Glen Street. Curtis, Ida Bell, 152 Glen Cove Avenue; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Vice-President Intramurals 3; Profile 4. Dacus, Steven, 25 Hillside Avenue; Football 1,2; Track 2; Varsity Club 3. Dauphine, John, 11 Roosevelt Street; Chorus 2,3,4; Masquers 2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3; Senior Science Club 4. De Araujo, Mario, 34 McLoughlin Street; French Club 1,2,3; French Paper 4; Majorettes 3,4; Head Majorette 4. Dempsey, Joseph, 173 Elm Ave.; Basketball 1; Biology Club 2; Cross Country 4; Executive Committee 4; Football 1,2; Track 4. Dester, John, 10 Woolsey Avenue. Di Leo, Marilyn, 172 Forest Avenue; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Majorettes 4; Masquers 2,3; Tottler 1. Dixon, Harold, 300 Kenmore Road. Dubicki, Richard, 49 Clement Street; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Football 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4. Dunn, Bernard, 2 Beech Dr. Dwyer, William, 141 St. Andrews Lane; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4. Eastman, Carol, 14 Gruber Drive; French Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Majorettes 4. Edwards, Allen, 21 Madison Avenue. Erlandsen, Glenn, 49 Valentine Avenue; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 2; 108 Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3. Faccio, Sandra, 48 Valentine Street; Executive Committee 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. Bowling Team 3; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Leaders' Club 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. Faecher, Wendy, 46 Henry Drive; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 1,2; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2; Profile 4; Secretary of Freshman Class. Fieselman, Carol, 19 South Yew Street; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 1,2,3; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer of Masquers 1,2; President of Masquers 4; Tattler 2; Treasurer of Jr. Class. Floccari, Grace, 13 Fourth Street; Commercial Club 3,4; Masquers 2. Francis, James, 44 Buckeye Road; Business Club; Tennis Team 3,4. Franklin, Julie, Tower Road; French Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Masquers 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer of Masquers 4; Thespians 2,3,4. Fraser, Janet, 81 Glen Street; French Club 1,2,3,4; French Paper 4; Chorus 3; Intramurals 3,4; Leaders' Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Masquers 4. Furst, Judi, 81 Shore Road; Biology Club 2; Color Guard 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; French Paper 4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Leaders' Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; President of Soph. Class; Vice-Pres. Leaders' Club; Profile 4. Galante, Dennis, 10 Stanco Street. Galante, Sandra, 10 Stanco Street. Galante, William, 48 Valentine Avenue; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Gartelmann, Peter, 44 Circle Drive; Band 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Varsity Wrestling 4. Geertsen, Bill, 112 McLoughlin Street; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4. Gengarelly, Margo, 49 Dosoris Lane; Commercial Club 3,4; Executive Committee 4; Intramurals 3,4; Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; Tattler 1,2. Gibson, Gail, 30 Ravine Avenue; Bowling 3; Commercial Club 4; Covettes 2; Editor of Commercial Digest; Future Nurses 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Masquers 1,4; Tattler 2. Giunta, Catherine, 46 Third Street; Choraleers 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. of Chorus; Homemaking Club 4. Giunta, Dotty, 27 Smith Street. Goldberg, Bruce, 19 Barry Drive; Basketball 1,2,3; Executive Committee 4; French Club 3,4; International Relations Club 3,4; J.V. Baseball; Latin Club 1,2,3; Vice-Pres. of Junior Class. Goodenow, Robert, 79 Valentine Street; Business Club 4; Executive Committee 2,3; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Track 1,2. Gorman, Margaret, 89 School Street; Executive Committee 3,4; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Pres, of Senior Class; Pres, of Home Economics Club. Gouzoulis, Andrew, 18 Driftwood Drive; Baseball; Latin Club 1,2,3; Senior Science Club 4; Secretary of Sr. Science Club; Soccer 4. Graff, Abby, 9 Mansion Drive; Choral Speaking 3; Debate Team 3; French Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Leaders' Club 3,4; Profile 4; Tattler 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Secretory of Latin Club. Graf, Peter, 79 Glen Cove Avenue; Biology Club Pres. 2; Color Guard 4; Football 1; J.V. Baseball; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile Busi- ness Manager 4; Senior Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Pres, of Spanish Club; Tattler 2,3; Thespians 2; Varsity Tennis 4. Grella, Annette, 35 Fourth Street; Home Economics 3,4. Grella, Mary Lou, 10 Abate Street; Covettes 4; French Club 1,2; Home Ec. Club; Masquers 2,3. Gresio, Richard, 5 Manor Place; Band 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; Masquers 1,2,3. Hall, Holly, 6 Northfield Road; French Club 2,3,4; Masquers 2,4. Head, William, 13 Johnson Street; Baseball 2,3; Sr. Science Club 4; Varsity Club 1. Hedger, Raymond, 8 Saxon Court; Color Guard 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; International Relations Club Chairman 3,4; Latin Club 3; Photography Club 1. Herbert, Karen, 5 Yale Place; Band 3,4; Executive Committee 2; Future Nurses Club 3; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Masquers 2. Herbig, John, 39 Woolsey Avenue. Hicks, Thomas, 46 Valentine Avenue; Baseball 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4. Hinde, John, 23 Hammond Road; Football 1,2; Chorus 2,3. Hussey, Marilyn, 14 Rellim Drive; Executive Committee 1; Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 1; Masquers 2. Jakobson, Peder, Northfield Road. Jerebker, Jeffrey, 3 Saxon Court; Jr.-Sr. Science Cli b; Spanish Club. Johnson, Mary Jane, 13 Woodland Road; Chorus 2,3,4. Kagen, Leonard, 8 McKinley Place; Science Club 4. Kampe, Karl, 97 Coles Street; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; International Relations Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Varsity Club 4. Kaufman, Stuart, 72 Chestnut Street; Basketball 3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Profile 4; Sr. Science Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tennis Team 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Kean, Janice, 49 Southfield Road; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Masquers 2,3. Kendall, Jill, Red Spring Lane; Cheerleaders 3,4; Editor of Tattler 4; Executive Committee 2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4; S.A.C. 3,4; Tattler 1,2,3,4. Kennedy, Robert, 9 South Yew Street. Knehr, Sylvia, 1 Fairview Lane; Choral Speaking 3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Tattler 2; Thespians 2,3,4. Kormoski, Robert, 50 Landing Road; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain of Football Team 4; Vice-Pres. of Varsity Club 4. Kowalski, Leszek, 2 Byrd Street; Soccer 4. Krevor, Michael, 7 Kirkwood Drive; Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3; Latin Club 1; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Mathletes 3; Profile 4; Tattler 3,4. Kurtz, Ronnie, 52 McLoughlin Street; Biology Club 2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 2,3,4; Sr. Science Club 4; Tattler 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Head of Costume Committee for Masquers 3,4; Student Director of Masquers Play 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Lamplough, Marialena, 3 Elm Ave.; Bowling Club 3; Future Teachers' Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Masquers 1,2,3; Pep Squad 2; Tattler 2,3. Lane, William, 55 Southfiel Road; Wrestling Team. Lang, Wayne, 123 Sea Cliff Avenue. $1 ' WW'4 F f——Mf5 4 Lavery, Joseph, 27 landing Road. Leik, Pamela, 27 Inwood Road; Intramurals 2,3; Leaders' Club 2,3,4. lempinski, Carol Ann, 6 Miller Street; Intramurals 2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3. Lewis, Barbara, 10 Prestwick Terrace; Covettes 3; Executive Com-mirtee 2; French Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Masquers 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Profile Editor in Chief 4; Tattler 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4. Macklin, Margaret, 10 Jerry Lane; Band 1; Executive Committee 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4. Maiden, Virginia, 17 Oak Lane; Band 1,2,3,4; Business Manager of Tattler 3; Cheerleaders 3,4; Biology Club 2; French Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. of Leaders' Club 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Tattler 1,2,3,4; Sec. of Leaders' Club 2. Makeszewski, Barbara, 5 Leonard Street; Commercial Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Masquers. Martino, Mike, 44 Frost Pond Road. Martino, Virginia, 10 Yale Place; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4. Mastroianni, Dominic, 2 Libby Drive. Matthews, Mary Ellen, 6 Landing Road; Commercial Club 1,3,4; French Club 1; Future Nurses 3,4; Masquers 1; Tattler 1,2. Mauti, Letty, 164 Elm Avenue; Home Ec. Club 4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1. McAulifFe, Lillian, 6 Taylor Street; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Red Cross 1,2; Spanish Club 2. McCarthy, James, 9 Emerald Drive. McCauley, John, 16 Austral Avenue; Wrestling 3,4. McCleary, Linda, 2 Karen Road; Band 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Leader of Band 4; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 2; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Intramurals 3; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pres, of Library Club 3. McMahon, Barbara, 7 Ridge Drive; Intramurals 2,3. Mendelsohn, Nedra, 2 Landing Road; Executive Committee 2,4; French Club 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Masquers 1,2,4; Tattler 2,3; Fashion Editor of the French Paper. Mercandino, Teresa, 13 Southland Drive; Leaders' Club 2; Masquers 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3. Mickens, Albert, 6 Mason Drive; Basketball; Football; Track. Mickens, Joseph, 6 Mason Drive; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Co-Captain of Football team 4. Miller, Anthony, 34 East Avenue; Baseball 1,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 3. Minicozzi, Joseph, 32 Third Street; Basketball 1. Moccia, Salvatore, 14 Ann Street; Basketball 1; Golf 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Captain of Soccer Team 4. Monaghan, Maureen, 65 Shore Road; Commercial Club 4; Chorus 2; Intramurals 1. Monning, Irene, 11 Old Estate Road; Covettes 4; French Club 1,2,3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Tattler 1,2,3,4. Moore, Grace, 41 School Street; Commercial Club 3,4; Masquers 2,3,4. Morgan, Lionel, 64 Cottage Row; Football 3,4; Track 3,4. Morris, Elaine, 19 Timber Road, Masquers 1. Murphy, Laurel, 18 Franklin Avenue; Chorus 1,3; Library Club 2; Masquers 4; Spanish Club 2,3. Myer, Wendy, 12 Francis Terrace; Color Guard 4; English Seminar 3; French Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Senior Science Club 4; Literary Editor of Profile 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. Nash, Robert, 6 Soundview Rd.; Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Managing Editor of Profile 4; Vice-Pres. Science Club 3; Tattler 3; Tennis 2,3; Pres, of National Honor Society 4. Neillands, James, 20 Barlow Ave.; Football 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1; Varsity Club 3,4. Nigro, Elizabeth, 10 Davis Ave. Norvik, Susan, 68 Continental Place; Biology Club 2; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Executive Comm. 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Leaders Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2; Tottler 1,2,3. Oglesby, Betty Jean, 5 Shore Road; Commercial Club 3,4; Intramurals. Oporto, Victor, 59 Sea Cliff Avenue; Color Guard 4; Football 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4. O'Shea, Walter, 99 Woolsey Avenue. Oswald, Carl, 18 Kirkwood Drive; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Football 3; French Club 1; Jr. Red Cross 3; Latin Club 1; Varsity Club 3,4. Pagan, Sonia, 16 Continental Court. Papsidero, Michael, 126 Woolsey Avenue. Pascucci, Anthony, 6 Doughorty Street; Band 1,2,3. Patterson, Maureen, 5 Stillman Road; French Cc!ub 2,3,4; Future Teachers 4; Profile 4; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Perego, Diane, 4 Shell Drive; Biology Club 2; Business Manager Masquers; Covettes 3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross Treasurer 2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Tottler 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4. Perone, Lena, 55 Nassau Avenue; Commercial Club 4. Petrone, Philip, 10 Barlow Avenue; Spanish Club 3; Stage Crew. Pinckney, Robert, 24 Glen Street; Football 2,3. Podell, Marilyn, 8 Hardwood Drive; Bowling 3; Executive Committee 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2. Powell, Sandra, 34 Dosoris Way; Future Nurses 3,4; Library Club 1; Masquers 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3. Previd, Solita, 28 Grove Street. Rega, Francis, 36 Hazel Street. Renaldo, Rita, 48 Dosoris Lone; Bowling Club 3; Commercial Club 3,4. Reukauf, Mari, 1 Apple Tree Lane; Biology Club 2; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; SAC 3,4; Secretary of Soph. Class; Secretary of Junior Class; Capt. of Cheerleaders. Rogerson, Neila, 10 Stuart Drive; Executive Committee 3; French Club 1,2; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; 110 Masquers 1,2,3,4; Leaders' Club 2. Rondeau, Michele, 11 Rose Avenue; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Masquers 1,2. Rosasco, Rosanne, 29 Lincoln Place; Bowling Club 3; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Pres, of Home Ec. Club 4. Rosetti, Patricia, 9 Nassau Road; Bowling 3; Home Ec. Club 2,3. Rowley, Thomas, 16 Mansion Drive; Football 2,3; Jr. Varsity Show; Jr. Prom Committee; Photography Club; Stage Crew 2,3; French Club 2. Rubenstein, Judi, 4 Driftwood Drive; French Club 3,4; French Paper 4; Intramurals 2,3; Leaders' Club 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3. Salemson, Stephen, 12 Brookdale Road; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Biology Club 2; Executive Committee 2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4, Profile 3; SAC 4; Tattler 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Senior Science Club 3; Vice-Pres. of Band 4; Vice-Pres. of Biology Club 2; Editor-in-Chief of Tattler 4; Editor-in-Chief of En Garde 4. Sangenito, Bernard, 6 Glengariff Drive; Football 1,2; International Relations Club 3,4. Scanlon, Ann, 13 Landing Avenue; Bowling Club 3; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Intramurals 3; Leaders' Club 3; Library Club 1,2,3. Scherr, Phyllis, 33 Hardwood Drive; Biology Club 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. of Masquers 4; Vice-Pres. of Thespians. Schimmelman, David, 76 Woolsey Avenue; French Club 3,4; French Paper 4; Profile 4; Science Club 4. Schwarz, Majorie, 3 High Pine; Biology Club 2; Cheerleaders 3,4; Covettes 2; Executive Committee 4; French Club 3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Chorus 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Sec. of Future Teachers' Club; Sec. of Latin Club; Treasurer of Senior Class. Sherwood, Walter, 57 Southfield Road; Track; Wrestling 3,4. Shockley, Boyd, 290 Stephen Oval; Masquers 2,3,4. Shortell, James, 13 Hendrick Avenue; Football 2; Track 1,2,3 4; Varsity Club 3,4. Shurbet, Thomas, 9 Gruber Place; Executive Committee 2; Tennis 2,3,4. Siegel Judith, 2 Andorn Place; French Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4. Simoneschi, Anthony, 158 St. Andrews Lane; Latin Club 1,2; Notional Honor Society 2,3,4; Profile 4; Sr. Science Club 3; Tattler 3. Simoneschi, John, 158 St. Andrews Lane; Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Profile 4; Tattler 3; Tennis 2. Sorocenski, Benjamin, 22 Elm Avenue; Basketball 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Soccer 4. Sottung, Ronald, 10 Putnum Avenue. Squire, Wendy, 3 Rellim Drive; Executive Committee 2; French Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers' Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Leaders' Club 2,3,4; Majorettes 4. Stanco, Henry, 13 Wolfle Street. Stango, Susan, 25 Elm Avenue; French Club 3,4; Future Teochers Club 3,4; Jr. Executive Committee; Latin Club 2; Masquers 3,4; Profile 4. Steadman, Oscar, 12 Johnson Street; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,4; Football 1,2,4; Track 1; Wrestling 3. Tancredi, Anthony, 6 Valentine Street; Commercial Club. Tost, Janet, 6 Madeline Place; Chorus 1. Teague, David, 135 Glen Cove Avenue. Thompson, Mary, 6 Shore Road; Commercial Club. Toronto, Mary, 28 Wolfle Street; Majorettes 2,3,4. Townsend, Alberta, 116 Glen Cove Avenue; Commercial Club 3,4; Home Ec. Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. Trotta, Robert, 25 McKinley Place; Baseball 1,2,4; Executive Committee 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Varsity Club 4; Vice-Pres. of Soph. Class. Tucker, Mitchell, 17 Sherwood Road; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling. Tumen, Roslyn, 63 St. Andrews Lane; French £lub 2,3,4. Van Vlack, William, 67 Dosoris Lane; Latin Club 1; Masquers 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4. Visslailli, Louis, 14 Grant Place; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Pres, of Varsity Club 4. Walker, Geraldine, 124 Woolsey Avenue; Biology Club 2; Bowling 3; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4 French Club 1,2,3; Home Ec Club 4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4. Walker, Jaunita, 8 Singer Place; Bowling 3; Commercial Club 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Masquers 2,3; Sec. of Home Ec. Club 4. Walzer, James, Sound Side Lane; French Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Sr. Science Club 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Sec. of Photography Club; Captain of Tennis Teom. Wansor, Dennis, 73 Shore Road; Football 2,3; Track 2,3. Watson, Theodore, 22 Austral Avenue; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Soccer 1,2; Wrestling 2. Wessberg, Arlene, 12 Grant Place; Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Whitely, Elliot, 21 Tulane Road; Latin Club 1,2,3. Wicks, Patricia, 23 Carpenter Street; Covettes 1,2; Executive Committee 4; French Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Tattler 1,2. Wilkens, Robert, 23 Prospect Avenue; Band 1,2,3,4; Biology 2; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Profile 4; Member of SAC; Track 1; Sports Editor of Tattler. Wotzak, Gregory, 6 Tulane Road; Biology Club 2; Profile 3,4; Photography Club 1,3; Sr. Science Club; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tattler 1,2, 3,4; Pres, of Photography Club; Pres, of Jr.-Sr. Science Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mathletes 3. Young, Harriet, 130 Woolsey Avenue; Band 2; Bowling 3,4; French Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Jr. Red Cross 1,4; Latin Club 1,2; Leaders' Club 1,2; Masquers 1,3,4; Vice-Pres. of Bowling Team. Zausmer, Donna, 30 Jefferson Street; French Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Intramurals 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Profile 3; Thespians 3,4. Ill CLUB INDEX BAND, COVETTES AND MAJORETTES President: Sal Guriere: Vice-President: Stephen Salemson Secretary: Barbara Buckhout: Treasurer: Nancy Gow Executive Officer: George Anzalone: Manager: Joe Ciancio Leader: Linda McCleary Band: G. Anzalone T. Anzalone, S. Atheorn, M. Berens, S. Berens, E. Breitfeller, P. Brown, R. Brunner, B. Buckhout, A. Caperell, J. Cappelli, C. Carlson, J. Ciancio, J. Dailey, H. Dwyer, G. Erlandsen, P. Famigletti, P. Gartelman, J. Gasowski, W. Geertsen, A. Goodman, N. Gow, D. Graziose, S. Guriere, M. Hall, P. Hausch, R. Hausch, K. Herbert, B. Holstein, C. Kinch, J. Labansky, M. LaMarca, A. Lehman, G. Macccrone, L. Macklin, D. Magagnos, E. Maiden, V. Maiden, R. Manillo, L. McCleary, D. McKeon, J. Montello, S. Murray, G. Pardo, G. Patterson, J. Powers, B. Reynolds, W. Rhodes, G. Rinschler, M. Robinson, R. Rothstein, S. Salemson, B. Songenito, J. Serroon, G. Skadberg, K. Skadberg, T. Stauffer, V. Toronto, R. Wil-kens. P. Ubaldi, C. Wolke, J. Wynn, S. Young, R. Zambelli, K. Zapp: Covettes: B. Bancker, B. Ceglia, H. Dalidowicz, J. Ehrich, M. Grello, T. Hagen. B. Honaski, P. Kegler, B. Kleinman, J. McEvoy, I. Monning, M. Nicholson, D. Olding, A. Stango, D. Strickland, P. Swenson, P. Walker, R. Welt, T. Zendle: Majorettes: S. Alexander, P. Armatta, A. Basdavanos, S. Benedict, D. Capobianco, C. Coles, T. DeAraujo, M. DiLeo, S. Dost, A. Doyle, C. Eastman, J. Felton, K. Foster, M. Gengarelly, P. Katowski, S. Loewe, E. Mazza, C. Miller, W. Squire, J. Tanaka, R. Toronto, C. Werther. BIOLOGY CLUB President: Kathryn Grossman: Secretary: David Rubenstein B. Bernstein, A. Caparell, C. Carlson, D. Durkin, C. Franco, K. Grossman, J. Klein, J. Mandl, G. Ponier, B. Reynolds, D. Rubenstein, P. Wotzak. CHEERLEADERS Varsity: J. Barr, D. Bounicontri, L. Clark, J. Kendall, V. Maiden, S. Norvik, M. Reukauf, M. Schwarz: J.V.: M. Broda, G. Becker, S. Brown, N. Gow, K. Kaufman, D. Kielbasa, S. Hoffman, M. Robovic, R. Smith. CHORUS N. Asher, B. Bang, G. Beckett, C. Bedrick, N. Benedict, M. Broda, J. Brown, G. Bru, L. Burke, M. Capobianco, C. Castelli, J. Christian, L. Clark, P. Coker, C. Coles, I. Curtis, A. Dalidowicz, D. Durkin, J. Ehrich, J. Farrah, Felton, B. Fisher, J. Franklin, V. Fuchs, G. Gibson, J. Goldberg, K. Grossman, C. Giunta, A. Guiry, D. Gum-brecht, S. Hancock, R. Hedger, R. Heilman, C. Hicks, S. Hoffman, B. Honaski, E. Johns, J. Kaplan, P. Keogler, P. Krasko, S. McEntee, L. McMorris, J. Mellinger, R. Meyer, J. Morgan, L. Nielson, S. Nor- vik, D. Olding, K. Polmiotto, M. Pearlmutter, M. Podell, F. Poole, C. Priore, M. Reizes, T. Ressler, E. Rhodes, D. Scherr, N. Schilling, A. Shenton, D. Silver, D. Strickland, P. Stutz, C. Sukman, E. Swier, R. Tumen, K. Van Vlack, A. Volpe, P. Walker, S. Weil, R. Welt, T. Zendle. COMMERCIAL CLUB President: Betty Jean Oglesby: Vice-President: Mary Robovic Secretary-Treasurer: Brenda Comitino S. Alexander, N. Antoine, G. Becker, C. Brown, C. Ceglia, B. Cekala, G. Christian, W. Dubicki, C. Fabiano, F. Farley, M. Gengarelly, G. Gibson, G. Gray, P. Grella, B. Hodyl, E. Hosa, K. Jennett, B. Kaufman, A. Liquori, J. Mastroianni, M. Moccia, L. Mollitor, M. Monaghan, I. Monning, G. Moore, B. Nelson, C. Oldenburg, G. Ortiz, L. Previd, A. Pullo, L. Reynolds, I. Spinello, M. Thompson, S. Townsend, J. Walker, M. Wolzok, D. Zausmer, H. Davidson, H. Dixon, R. Gresio, J. Keeling, F. Minicozzi, W. Rhodes, D. Siegel, A. Tancredi, G. Thomas, L. Wolf, D. Wiesia, J. Mastroianni. FRENCH CLUB President: Betsy Salemson: Vice-President: Jay Keplan Treasurer: Teddy Ressler: Secretary: Suzy Hoffman I. Adler, B. Bancker, B. Bang, M. Broda, G. Bru, E. Buckold, J. Cappelli, M. Chaddick, D. Chorna, J. Christian, J. Cooper, D. Curtis, M. DiLeo, J. Farron, C. Franco, J. Fraser, J. Furst, R. Goler, P. Hausch, P. Hillman, S. Hoffman, B. Honaski, M. Johnson, J. Kaplan, J. Kendall, J. Klein, R. Kream, B. Lewis, M. Lipschutz, M. Macklin, J. Mandl, V. Martino, S. Maurer, L. McCleary, W. Myer, D. Olding, M. Patterson, M. Pearlmutter, D. Perego, M. Reizes, T. Ressler, E. Rhodes, R. Rothstein, J. Rubenstein, B. Salemson, S. Salemson, D. Schimelman, M. Schwarz, R. Tumen, A. Volpe, D. Zausmer, T. Zendle, J. Zimmerman. FUTURE NURSES CLUB President: Linda Burke: Secretary: Ann Scanlon S. Case, R. Furcone, G. Gibson, J. Kean, M. Matthews, M. Moccia, S. Powell. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB President: Marjorie Schwarz: Vice-President: Valerie Hagerman Secretary: Susan Stango L. Basile, V. Briggs, B. Buckhout, D. Buonincontri, J. Cappelli, W. Faecher, J. Furst, V. Hagerman, M. Lipschutz, M. Macklin, L. McCleary, M. Patterson, M. Reukauf, N. Rogerson, M. Rondeau, M. Schwarz, J. Siegel, S. Stango, G. Zuccala. GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB S. Adamcewicz, T. Addeo, A. Anzalone, C. Anzalone, S. Barnes, M. Barr, D. Berry, V. Blatt, K. Brooks, R. Brunner, D. Buckawick, S. Clark, D. Chorna, P. Coker, J. Cooper, J. Doncese, D. Fales, P. Famiglietti, E. Fletcher, W. Galuski, S. Girosberg, L. Kabot, J. Kosh-dan, C. Kirby, M. Kirsch, M. Lagow, J. Ledoux, G. Lundgren, D. Mays, T. Mele, J. Moinwourg, J. Moorhouse, D. Narde, G. Patterson, N. Pavelka, L. Ramsland, R. Ryavec, A. Schwarz, J. Scuteri, T. Stango, S. Willets, C. Winters, D. Zawada. HOMEMAKING CLUB B. Chylstum, I. Curtis, P. D'Andrea, L. Galante, S. Giumbruno, C. Giunta, M. Gorman, M. Harvey, A. Jackson, B. Nigro, R. Roscsco, D. Smith, V. Thompson, A. Townsend, G. Walker, J. Walker, S. Webb, M. Youkasky. HONOR SOCIETY President: Robert Nash: Vice-President: Allen Sandler Secretary: Judi Furst: Treasurer: Nancy Gow S. Athearn, B. Bernstein, M. Broda, D. Brown, C. Brown, S. Brown, G. Bru, B. Buckhout, T. Burns, A. Caparell, C. Carlson, J. Christian, P. Coker, M. Coleman, C. Coles, H. Dalidowicz, D. Durkin, H. Dwyer, W. Dwyer, J. Ehrich, B. Farkas, C. Franco, J. Furst, M. Glassman, R. Galer, N. Gow, R. Graf, L. Greene, K. Grossman, J. Head, C. Hicks, S. Hoffman, B. Honaski, J. Kaplan, S. Kaufman, M. Krevor, D. Kunit, A. Lee, B. Lewis, M. Lipschutz, G. Mcccarone, V. Maiden, J. Mandl, V. Martino, S. Maurer, L. McCleary, J. McEvoy, W. Myer, R. Nash, D. Niccolini, B. Oglesby, D. Olding, K. Palimi-otto, G. Pardo, S. Pascale, M. Patterson, M. Pearlmutter, G. Ponier, S. Powell, M. Reizes, T. Ressler, M. Reukauf, B. Reynolds, J. Rogoz-enski, M. Robvic, I. SadofF, B. Salemson, A. Sandler, N. Schieling, S. Schimelman, R. Schloss, M. Schwarz, F. Sebastiano, M. Seidler, A. Simoneschi, J. Simoneschi, K. Sobel, J. Spinello, A. Volpe, C. Wertheim, C. Werther, M. Wolfe, G. Wotzak, K. Zapp, D. Zausmer, J. Zimmerman. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President: Ray Hedger: Vice-President: Helene Hoffman Secretary: Ellen Parry: Treasurer: Sue Salmons C. Donahue, H. Dwyer, G. Forbes, R. Furcone, J. Kaplan, S. Kaufman, L. McMorris, I. SadofF, A. Sandler, R. Santo, B. Savage, P. Savage, R. Schloss, E. Swier, B. Wessels. JR.-SR. SCIENCE CLUB President: Greg Wotzak: Vice-President: Allen Sandler C. Bloomquist, B. Buckhout, G. Bru, C. Castelli, P. Coker, M. Coleman, H. Dwyer, A. Gouzoulis, R. Hausch, J. Head, J. Kaplan, S. Kaufman, M. Krowder, W. Myer, M. Robinson, I. SadofF, M. Seidler, G. Sweir, R. Weinreb. LATIN CLUB Consuls: Robert Wilkens (Sr.): Allen Sandler (Jr.) Quastors: Mona Wolf (Secretary): Steve Alchermes (Treasurer) Aediles: Gordon Skadberg, Peter Ubaldi, Vincent Toronto, Jane Goldberg Proetors: Stan Weil, Douglas Gale, Martha Pearlmutter, Kenny Palmiotto, Helen Daldiowicz, Rissa Welt S. Alchermes, D. Anderson, B. Bang, A. Basdavanos, M. Berens, V. Briggs, K. Brooks, S. Brown, D. Buckawick, B. Buckhout, T. Burns, A. Caperell, J. Cappelli, C. Carlson, S. Case, P. Coker, M. Coleman, J. Head, H. Hoffman, L. Kegeler, P. Keogler, B. Kirk, H. Donahue, J. Doran, D. Durkin, S. Forgione, D. Gale, J. Gosowski, A. Goodman, J. Goldberg, L. Greene, C. Gruenenwald, V. Hager-man, J. Head, H. Hoffman, L. Keogler, P. Keogler, B. Kirk, H. Kowalska, A. Krol, E. Lawless, V. Lesberg, B. Lindsay, E. Maiden, V. Martino, E. Mazza, E. McCarthy, D. McKeon, J. McMahon, L. McMorris, F. Mosnikoff, D. Niccolini, L. Nielsen, F. Oppedisano, G. Oswald, K. Palmiotto, G. Pardo, E. Parry, S. Pascale, M. Pearlmutter, G. Ponier, L. Ramsland, M. Reukauf, W. Reukauf, B. Reynolds, G. Kinschler, R. Rosney, D. Sacco, W. Salvesen, A. Sandler, S. Schimelman, M. Schwarz, P. Schwind, P. Scoppa, M. Seidler, E. Sekelsky, A. Shenton, J. Simoneski, G. Skadberg, G. Souder, J. Stemcosky, V. Taranto, M. Townshend, S. Trepass, P. Ubaldi, J. Van Holden, A. Volpe, J. Walzer, S. Weil, R. Welt, C. Wertheim, C. Werther, E. Whifely, R. Wilkens, P. Zbikowski, T. Zendle. LEADERS' CLUB S. Alexander, D. Aulciusi, J. Barr, C. Bedrick, M. Broda, V. Broda, K. Brown, D. Buckawick, G. Bucker, L. Caminari, A. Caperell, C. Ceglia, M. Chaddick, L. Clark, P. Coker, C. Coles, T. Crivelli, H. Dalidowjcz, D. Dolkos, B. Donahue, L. Durkee, C. Eastmen, W. Faecher, D. Fales, D. Fotescu, M. Fowler, J. Furst, A. Graff, M. Grella, C. Gobrus, J. Goldberg, K. Grossman, E. Harvey, M. Harvey, K. Herbert, J. Hill, B. Kaufman, C. Kaufman, J. Kendall, D. Kielbasa, J. Klein, P. Lawson, P. Leik, V. Lesberg, S. Loewe, L. Lyons, E. Maiden, V. Maiden, M. McGuire, N. Mendelsohn, R. Mercondante, M. Miccei, C. Michelsen, B. Mitchell, S. Murray, L Neilson, S. Nor-vik, Betty Oglesby, P. Oglesby, G. Pardo, S. Pascale, J. Pascucci, M. Pearlmutter, D. Perego, J. Ptarcinski, M. Racso, B. Reynolds, M. Reukauf, M. Robord, P. Rose, N. Schilling, M. Schwarz, J. Siegel, H. Slater, R. Smith, W. Squire, R. Trotta, K. Van Vlcck, A. Volpe, D. Werino, D. Zammett, D. Zawada, T. Zendle, B. Zenella. 113 LIBRARY CLUB PROFILE STAFF President: Valerie Hagerman: Vice-President: Diane Kielbasa Treasurer: Ellen Parry: Secretary: Mona Wolf L. Arena, L. Basile, D. Blankenstein, M. Broda, B. Buckhout, T. Cri-velli, C. Donahue, J. Doran, N. Gow, V. Hagerman, E. Hosa, M. Kaplan, L. Karlin, P. Keogler, D. Kielebasa, E. Lawless, L. Lee, A. Liquori, J. Lipton, J. McCarroll, P. McCauley, L. McCleary, R. Mercandante, M. Mitrofanow, D. Moller, C. Molliter, E. Ostertag, E. Parry, B. Rarkas, J. Riederman, R. Ryavec, E. Sackler, P. Savage, P. Scoppa, N. Silverman, C. Smith, M. Sprintz, R. Walker, C. Winters, M. Wolf, J. Yeomans, D. Zamett, D. Zavada, G. Zuccala. MASQUERS President: Carol Fieselman: Vice-President: Phyllis Scherr Secretary-Treasurer: Julie Franklin J. Abelman, G. Alexander, D. Andersen, C. Anzalone, P. Armatta, B. Bancker, B. Bang, S. Barnes, M. Barr, A. Basdavanos, L. Basile, C. Bedrick, N. Benedict, S. Benedict, M. Berens, D. Blankenstein, P. Blatt, V. Blatt, D. Braun, J. Brenner, D. Buckhout, E. Buckhold, C. Buffa, L. Burke, J. Cappelli, A. Capered, M. Cappiello, S. Case, B. Ceglia, D. Chorna, J. Christian, L. Clark, S. Clark, J. Cocchiola, L. Cohen, P. Coker, C. Conklin, J. Cooper, D. Corsun, D. Curtis, D. Dolkos, B. Donohue, L. Egan, J. Esposito, E. Fabiani, S. Faccio, B. Farkas, J. Farrah, A. Ferrini, C. Fieselman, C. Franco, J. Franklin, J. Fraser, S. Friedman, P. Geiselmann, G. Gibson, S. Ginsberg, G. Glassman, M. Glassman, S. Goldberg, R. Goler, R. Goodenow, P. Graf, R. Graf, A. Groff, L. Greene, M. Grella, R. Gresio, D. Gum-brecht, J. Gunderson, V. Hagerman, H. Hall, A. Halversen, S. Hancock, R. Heilman, J. Hill, L. Hoffman, H. Hoffman, S. Hoffmcn, B. Honaski, G. Humbert, T. Jenkins, J. Kabat, M. Kaplan, L. Karlin, J. Kashdan, S. Kenary, P. Keogler, L. Kerth, C. Kirby, M. Kirsch, S. Knehr, M. Krevor, R. Kurtz, M. Lagow, K. Lambertson, L. Lee, J. Kedoux, B. Lessne, S. Levine, B. Lewis, B. S. Lewis, B. Lindsey, M. Lipschutz, J. Lipton, S. Loewe, B. Lupinski, S. Lupinski, A. Mahon, M. Mocklin, J. Malkin, R. Maravelli, S. Mauere, S. McEntee, J. McMahon, N. Mendelsohn, R. Mercadante, C. Michelsen, B. 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