Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)
- Class of 1962
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■X filsSAr Cove jyresf jej oac GUjvCovjfMwYmZ Editor-in-Chief.......................Michele Reizes Managing Editor..........................Tina Zendle Literary Editor.........................Henry Dwyer Business Manager...............Mark Coleman Photography Editor......................James Farrah Art Editor................................Jay Johnson Faculty Advisor...........Miss Eileen Fleming t (Dedication , The Senior Class of 1962 respectfully dedicates the Profile to Miss Louise Keenan. For many years she has served as art teacher in GCHS. All of us are familiar with seeing Miss Keenan in Junior Alley. Few of us realize, however, that the credit for the success of many dances and plays is due to Miss Keenan’s efforts in supervising decorations and set designs. The class of ’62 extends a vote of thanks and appreciation to Miss Keenan and wishes her many more successful years at Glen Cove High. 5 U.u c. Beatfey ASSEStctw6 Pit vCipCtl fiAv. J. C. fAjCddj , Ju PiLwClfyoll Du Pjob db O Kcwb Supe x tte uie ti Qchooh This year, 1962, is the last year Mr. Maiden, and Mr. Bentley will work in the school on Forest Avenue. Next year, in the new building, our three top men will not have to contend with such problems as over crowded classrooms, limited extracurricular activities, and choatic lunchrooms. Our administrators are sure that, with the new facilities, the continuation of our high quality of education will be achieved with less difficulty. 7 Miss Florence Andresen Mrs. Mary Anderson English Department English Department Mr. Harry Bartcau Mr. Robert Bass Mr. Arthur Brown Citizenship Department Science Department Mathematics Department Miss Rosemary Cahill English Dept. Mr. Richard Browne Science Dept. Mr. James Butz Physical Education Dept. Mrs. Victoria Chatcuff English Dept. Mr. James Clancy Citizenship Dept. Mr. Sayles Clark Director of Guidance Mrs. Louise Chaize Librarian Mr. Arthur Dexter Physical Education Dept. Mr. Peter Di Chiara Citizenship Dept. Mr. Frederick DiMcnna Director of Athletics Mr. Duncan Donald Physical Education Dept. 9 Mrs. Teresa Famigletti Physical Education Dept. Miss Eileen Fleming Citizenship Dept. Mr. Wilbur Harnash Commercial Dept. Miss Vera Keeney Mathematics Dept. Mr. Adolph Gehde Industrial Arts Dept. Mr. Irving Gluck Science Dept. Mr. Thomas Hughes Industrial Arts Dept. Mrs. Mary Isaac Mathematics Dept. Miss Louise Keenan Art Dept. Mr. John Lamberson Speech Dept. Mr. Irving Levine Mathematics Dept. Mr. John Liggero Guidance Dept. 10 Mr. Roderick MacDonald Commercial Dept. Mrs. Louise McCully Guidance Dept. Mrs. Lila McElwain Mr Charles McGuckin Mathematics Dept. Mechanical Drawing Miss Loretta McNamara English Dept. Mrs. Anastasia Mullin Citizenship Dept. Mr. William Mulvihill Citizenship Dept. Mrs. Florence Oliansky English Dept. Mrs. Denise O’Daly Homemaking Dept. Mr. John Pryor Citizenship Dept. Miss Anne Quilty English Dept. Mr. Thomas Quinn Citizenship Dept. 11 Mrs. Lois Redwood Commercial Dept. « -V Mr. Harold Rubinstein English Dept. Mr. Louis Scuteri Guidance Dept. Mr. Charles Reisert Mathematics Dept. Miss Jean Robinson Commercial Dept. Mr. Melvin Rosen Commercial Dept. Miss Elinor Schmitz Physical Education Mr. Robert Schwartzapfel Science Dept. Mr. George Scott Director of Instrumental Music Miss Mary Sedlak Language Dept. Mr. James Shelland Citizenship Dept. Mrs. Maude Shenton Language Dept. 12 Mr. Arthur Smith English Dept. Mr. Robert Taylor Language Dept. Mr. Harold Snyder Language Dept. Mrs. Elizabeth Tocknell Librarian Mr. Joseph Stevens Citizenship Dept. Mr. Salvatore Travatello Physical Education Mrs. Ana de Szulman Language Dept. ?:v« V Mr. Charles Ujvari Science Dept. Miss Gertrude VanEman Commercial Dept. Mr. Howard Wortley Music Dept. Mrs. Hilda Yokel Guidance Dept. 13 Mrs. Dorothy Young Music Dept. QuidowCO L. to R. Mr. Saylcs Clark, Mrs. Hilda Yokel, Mr. John Liggero, Mr. Louis Scuteri Mrs. R. Litchman, Miss P. Smith 15 Left to Right — A. Dowling, F. Hancock, R. Putala, R. Nelson, and I. Smith. Left to Right — Miss Guricre, Miss Kauf-mann. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Werino, Miss Varrichio. CuStodtitM; Custodian — Julius Putala. made Had p ret. Mary J.V,- f Mrs. SpoflTard. horn. nays Mr %. « n. record there isB certo. a Haydn trie Ta« ft. $4' be used lo pai and uAforrjj ■Because the cm Wm tudents had c 1i i i t«K day was held loney for the new t I Hand members an ■ its weri-jUat ioned I • • • I JH 1 w ••nth will IiMl ' Mrs. Vir c L following set abort ORGANIZATIONS 1 ■ V F P iflliiiHilhil M r,Il' r Jenny ■pan OWornc Sylvia. ■ - Stock tor Austin. JAdy McCli i ■■■■■■ban :ii: ®SSS! j I . M :iH I ; . -ir, •?!•!' •• ’I’- -• 1 a ■ ■ I ■ . f-fOMi Coti ty The Honor Society is the most fruitful attempt in developing service, leadership, and character in our high school students. Only those sophomores, juniors and seniors who have maintained high standards of scholarship for at least four consecutive marking-periods are qualified. In addition to this, the student must also be of good moral character and have participated in at least two school activities. One of the highlights of the Honor Society program this year was the initiation ceremony. It was rather a new method of initiating new members and was quite successful. Not only did students being initiated participate, but also the parents who attended, and the Glen Cove Glee Club. The Honor Society hopes to continue the initiation ceremony as well as to further other new activities. Such proposals are not as far from realization as it seems, in view of the active part in school affairs that the Honor Society is beginning to assume. 18 UmAjpm 0Bub The members of the Varsity Club are those boys of our school who have acquired a Varsity Letter from participation in any sport. It is these boys who lead our school teams to victory. But do not think that this organization is endowed with brawn only, for as statistics show, both brains and brawn appear in the ranks of the club. These are Miss Schmitz’s girls. These girls gain the experience of leading the gym classes in their activities. Aside from acting as leaders during school time, the members have the privilege of using the gym facilities after hours. Climbing ropes, jumping on the trampoline, and playing basketball are only a few of the fun-filled activities enjoyed by the Leaders. 19 A blast of trumpets, a roll of drums, and the Glen Cove High School Band, under the direction of Mr. G. Scott, begins to play. A football game or Memorial Day parade would not be complete without their sound of music. The Band has played at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. and performs each year at Jones Beach. Our Band is known all over Long Island and certainly makes our school very proud. 20 FIRST ROW — left to right: J. Tanaka, S. Alexander, S. Loewe SECOND ROW — left to right: S. Dost, B. Ceglia, C. VVcrthcr, P. Katowski, D. Cappobianco, THIRD ROW — left to right: P. Walker, S. Hancock, C. Coles, A. Doyle, C. Winters, T. Zendle, P. Armata, C. Hedger. If you’ve ever been to City Stadium on a Saturday afternoon, in the midst of Fall, you might have wondered who the beautiful girls on the field were. Well, they were Glen Cove’s outstanding majorettes. Each Saturday afternoon, it was a treat to watch these talented girls strut to the music of the Glen Cove High School Band. Many years from now, we will look back and think fondly of these girls who filled our Saturday afternoons with pleasure. 21 O UA C lMuS Everyone likes music and the students of Glen Cove High School are no exception. Maybe this explains the hearty reception extended to the Chorus each time it performs. Of course this may also be explained by the fine quality of this musical group. Each year the Chorus sends forth lovely sounds at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. W'c are sure that these programs will long be remembered by the graduates of Glen Cove High School. The members of the Chorus attend a Broadway show annually and judging from performances we’ve seen, maybe someday we’ll see a Glen Cove Chorus member on that stage. Vanity Cbmkad ts FIRST ROW — Left to right, S. Hoffman, R. Smith S. Brown, G. Becker. SECOND ROW — K. Kaufman, D. Kielbasa, M. Broda, M. Robovick, N. Gow. G-L-E-N C-O-V-E Glen Cove Fight! This is the cheer which has lead Glen Cove to many a victory and these are the lovely girls who have led our student body in spirited cheers, giving our boys the support needed to bring home a victorious team. This year’s varsity squad, led by captain Marge Broda, did its job well. Many new cheers were presented and we all shared the excitement of introducing what might very well become tradition. We want to thank the girls for their spirited participation and wish luck to those up and coming Junior Varsity girls. J.V. FIRST ROW — Left to right — S. Pascale, R. Goler, M. Pearlmutter, S. Locwc, SECOND ROW - G. Pardo, B. Bancker, J. Miller, L. Hoffman. FIRST ROW — left to Right: B. Bancker, H. Hoffman, P. Banach, M. Glassman, J. Mandl, J. Klein, E. Buckold. B. Salemson, R. Heilman, V. Ha-german, B. Honaski. SECOND ROW — Left to Right: S. Hoffman, S. Pascalc, E. Rhodes, S. Hancock, D. Durkin, N. Antoine, E. Perry, L. Cohen, S. Case. THIRD ROW — Left to Right: L. Macklin, J. Farrah, H. Fichman, J. Kehoe, P. Bailey, D. Galante, G. Florio, E. Whelan, J. Clark, N. Asher, S. Maurer, S. Goldberg, P. Blatt, C. Priore. 24 B U s C I L N U E B S S FIRST ROW: 1. to r. B. Hodyl, C. Brown, W. Dubicki, P. Grella, C. Berger, M. Robovic, E. St. John, D. Capobianco, A. Pullo, C. Mollitor, SECOND ROW: 1. to r. P. Katoski, F. Farley, A. Doyle, L. Durkcc, K. Kaufman, N. Antoine, C. Brown, J. Quinn, G. Becker, S. Alexander, THIRD ROW: 1. to r. R. Cassens, H. Davidson, A. Osman, VV. Salvcson, R. Wallenstein, W. Harnash (sponsor). FIRST ROW — Left to Right: L. Hoffman, K. Sobel, L. Cohen, H. Hoffman, P. Swenson, S. Loewe, R. Goler SECOND ROW — P. Armada, P. O’Neill, G. Pardo, A. Majikas, S. McEntce, A. Volpc, C. Coles, F. Farley, G. Gray THIRD ROW — D. Kunit, R. Wallenstein, P. Bailey, J. Kehoc, FOURTH ROW — J. Head, R. Hausch, K. Zapp, R. Zambclli, D. Gale. j u N I O R R E D C R O s s 25 N vu Hj $ to FIRST ROW — 1. to r. K. Kaufman, G. Pardo, D. Cenawood SECOND ROW — J. Klein, P. Rose, D. Stanco, A. Pullo FIRST ROW — 1. to r. C. Smith, B. Farkas, C. Buflfa, B. Buckout, B. Salemson, J. Cappelli, M. Ikims SECOND ROW — T. Crivelli, L. Carlson. M. Walterman, K. Reiss, A. Caparell. B. Reynolds THIRD ROW — M. Lipschitz, S. Levine, M. Townsend, M. Robinson, S. MeEntee, C. Conklin, B. Ceglia F w t w FIRST ROW — 1. to r. B. Chlystun, A. Ligovri, Mrs. O’Daly, L. Galantc, M. Roceo, S. Brown SECOND ROW — M. Miller, C. Brown. G. Brown, K. Kaufman, S. Filippone, G. Becker, S. Salvey THIRD ROW — C. Oldenburg, D. Smith to Ou to I to F w t xju Here are some of the girls who work in the library during their free time — filing books and working at the desk. 27 Uiidbicllasstwpjv J unto Class 0$ o L. to R. President Ken Palmiotto Vice Pres. Stan Weil Sec. Sylvia Loewe Trcas. Gordon Skadbcrg Class OffjUm, Qopko mPj Class oypm L. to R. Sec. Bcv Cekala Treas. Cindy Kirby Pres. Bill Freitag Vice Pres. Richard Stanco 28 We present the Underclassmen. These are their class officers. They are the students who will lead their classes to future success. The Junior Class is well on its way to glory with the event of its spectacular Prom. Let us hope it continues with such prosperous and fun-filled activities. As for the Freshman and Sophomore Classes, we are sure that given time, they will follow in the footsteps of their successful predecessors. We wish all three classes the best of luck and hope that eackmakes its Senior Year a year to remember. 29 TattPjyi left to right 1st ROW A. Capparcll. B. Reynolds, S. Goldberg, L. Greene, B. Salemson, J. Kaplan, S. Maurer, A. Sandler, D. Durkin, N. Asher, R. Smith 2nd ROW B. Ceglia, A. Lee, M. Glassman, C. Werther, S. Brown, S. Kaufman, S. Alchcrmes, I. SadofT, R. Graf, K. Zapp If you boys would only learn to type. 30 L. to r. K. Brown, S. Loewe, M. Rcizcs, H. Dwyer, T. Zendle, M. Barr These pages will be complete by then. If you had ever wandered into room 208 during the afternoon, you might have had difficulty in understanding how any publication could be put together amidst all that confusion. But surprisingly enough it was there, in room 208, that the Tattler, our school paper, and the Profile, our Senior yearbook, were bom. Cooperation was the key word in the relationship between Profile editors Michele Reizes, Tina Zendle, and Henry Dwyer, and Tattler editors Allen Sandler and Jay Kaplan. Many times books flew, erasers sailed, and invectives were exchanged; but in spite of it all the school journals reached the students completely assembled. Deadline days were always nightmares. The noise was deafening. But taking everything into account the editors have agreed it was worth the feeling of satisfaction one experienced when the Tattler and the Profile finally “hit the stands.” 31 s E N I 0 R S c 1 E N C E C L U B FRONT ROW — left to right J. Klein, D. Durkin, A. Caparel, M. Seidler, K. Grossman, H. Dwyer, P. Coker, N. Shilling, M. Lamarca SECOND ROW — P. Wotzak, M. Coleman, S. Schimelman, R. Weinreb, S. Kaufman, V. Fuchs, J. Head, S. Alchermcs, G. Ponier, C. Carlson THIRD ROW — R. Schloss, B. Fishalow, G. Oswald, R. Hausch, S. Maurer, I. SadofF, R. Graf, R. Rothstein, M. Berger, D. Niccolini, C. Franco, A. Lee. B I O L O G Y C L U B FIRST ROW — Left to right H. Slater, L. Karlin, D. Curtiss, M. Kaplan, E. Buckhold, J. Christian, A. Schwarz. H. Kolwaski, J. Scuteri, D. Choma, J. Cooper, M. Barr, J. Cocciola, V. Sholder SECOND ROW — S. Friedman, I. Adler, G. Sempeplos, A. Volpe, J. Doran, W. Krol, C. Kirby, T. Stango, K. Brooks. C. Coles, A. Bastavanos, M. Dishaw, B. Goldhaber, J. Lip-ton, J. Press THIRD ROW — J. Serrong, A. Goodman, M. Sirota, C. Weil, G. Lundgrcn, R. Brunner, G. Wrinchler, M. Kirsch, S. Adam-cewicz, B. Wessels, L. Wolf, R. Krcam, T. Rab-kin. 32 Pte tc(i 0 Another one of our foreign language clubs, the French Club, has supported many worthwhile activities. The members of the club are the proud foster parents of the French orphan, Michele, and last year raised money to send a qualified student to Paris for the summer. Through this club, the French students gain fluency as well as enjoy fun-filled and educational field trips. 33 Qpaii lv Chib Habla ustcd espaiiol? Well even if you don’t speak fluent Spanish you can have fun in the Spanish Club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Szulman, the club plans activities which center around the Spanish language, such as the dance which was held with a Latin fashion show as entertainment. The Spanish students well know the fun and benefit derived from this organization. 54 FootbcM 1st ROW left to right: J. Butz, Coach; C. Labansky; T. Burns; B. Morgan; R. Zambelli; V. Franco; J. Head; R. Marrone; M. Coleman; W. Reukauf; T. Maniscalco; J. Morgan; R. Weintraub; D. Scefonas; R. Knox; R. Mclillo; Z. Ncdwick; T. Hcaly; R. Wilson; D. Kunit; H. Gcbhard 2nd ROW: A. Troffa; A. Ziccardi; D. Frislid; J. Genova; C. Blocker; G. Scad-berg; D. Gale; S. Weil; V. Taranto; A. Gallo; J. Rogozcnski; T. Hicks; K. Palmiotto; T. Pearson; P. Lofton; R. Corsun; D. Donald, Coach Comw 1st ROW left to right: M. Tropiano; S. Di-leggc; A. Wichard; E. Breitfcllcr; F. Oppidi-sano; A. Downic; R. Mason; S. Israel; S. Abramovitch; J. Isaac 2nd ROW: M. Robinson: J. McCall; W. MohlcnhofT; G. Craig.; R. Mitchell; J. Keeling; P. Norcko; V. Kar-pinski; E. Swier; H. Rubenstcin, Ass’t. Coach Boiu ag 1st ROW — left to right: D. Braun, G. Blasi, G. Genova, G. Ponier, F. Sebastiano, Mr. TravctcIIo, coach 2nd ROW: A. Lane, S. Di Lcggc, M. Bono, S. Kaufman, S. Alchermcs, G. Swier, A. Wichard U iestfeng 1st ROW — left to right: C. Osborn, R. Hausch, M. Berger, S. Roycc 2nd ROW: Z. Nedwick, J. Head, J. Rosaldo, P. Lofton Van iiy Bask tbcM hi RSI ROW left to right: C. Weng, T. Burns, R. Knox, B. Fisher, J. Kirkpatrick, B. Reu-kauf 2nd ROW: D. Donald, Coach, R. Weintraub, J. Gasowski, K. Zapp, H. Mercer, R. White, E. Hein, Manager. Bos hcM 1st ROW left to right: V. Karpinski, V. Taranto, H. Davidson, T. Healy, W. Dunalewicz, R. Weintraub, A. Wichard, P. Masc 2nd ROW: M. DeLorme, 1’. Burns, B. Fisher, Captain, R. Hallop, S. Alchermes, D. Gale, B. Miller, G. Craig, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Rose, H. Mercer Tt cL 1st ROW — left to right: J. Jcnnett, S. Israel, P. Kraska, R. Mannillo, G. Florio, T. Nichilson, R. Mar-rone, G. Skadberg, M. Grella, R. Clemenys, R. Wilson 2nd ROW: R. Zambelli, T. Maniscalco, O. Knoess, M. Bono, J. Rogozenski, P. Anderson, S. Weil, D. Frislid, A. Lehman, D. Rubenstein, A. Lee, G. Ponier, J. Keeling, S. Kaufman, B. Finnegan. D. Cook, V. Fuchs, T. Hicks, J. Kaplan, J. Dacus, S. DiLegge, D. Barnes J.V. BaskdbcM 1st ROW — left to right: S. Weldon, T. Henderson, R. Yashtromenski, K. Andrews, B. Sieminski 2nd ROW: Mr. Butz, coach, D. Greer, S. Dirmantus. B. Felton, J. Zuccala, A. Anderson, S. Asheroff, K. Heinz. Left to right: P. Ubaldi, S. Guriere, D. Barnes, J. Kehoe, C. Labansky, W. Reukauf, R. Fel-eppa, D. Cook 38 frrttbM This Fall saw a championship football team once again. Our Saturday afternoons were marked by victory after victory, and school spirit soared high. The team, led by Jim Morgan and Tom Maniscalco, will go down on the books as one of the most successful in the history of the school. 39 This year’s Soccer team did quite well considering its many handicaps. Despite few players, split sessions and such, the team wound up the season with 7 wins, 5 losses, and 2 ties. One member of the team, Alex Downie, made the All-Scholastic team for Nassau County. Craig Wertheim Any afternoon in the Fall, you would have seen Mr. Barteau and the Glen Cove High School Tennis Team putting in a hard session on the courts. Though they saw many such days of practice, the boys were not fortunate enough to see many days of victory. Though this year’s team fared poorly, we are hoping that next year the team spirits and scores will be raised. C. Wertheim, J. Binin, S. Alchermes, H. Fichman 41 Glen Cove .... 35 Port Washington....56 Glen Cove .... 49 Mineola ........... 57 Glen Cove .... 46 Mineola ........... 62 Glen Cove .... 60 Wheatley .......... 46 Glen Cove .... 34 North Shore........ 39 Glen Cove .... 47 Locust Valley.......56 Glen Cove .... 52 Oyster Ray ........ 36 Glen Cove .... 62 Manhasset ......... 73 Glen Cove .... 51 Westbury .......... 72 Glen Cove .... 46 Roslyn ............ 47 Glen Cove .... 55 Bethpage .......... 47 Glen Cove .... 56 Island Trees........61 Glen Cove .... 67 North Shore.........58 Glen Cove .... 37 Manhasset ......... 43 Glen Cove .... 57 Westbury .......... 52 Glen Cove .... 52 Roslyn ............ 57 Glen Cove .... 65 Bethpage .......... 50 Glen Cove .... 66 Island Trees........71 Ba ketbcM Our split sessions have handicapped many activities, one of which was basketball practice. Rut in spite of this, Glen Cove’s Basketball Team managed to acquire its share of victories. The boys worked hard and it eventually paid off, as was seen at the exciting Roslyn game. It is certain that Ronnie Knox’s once-in-a-lifetime shot will never be forgotten, as well as those high scores of Tom Burns. 43 Glen Cove High School gets its students out of the streets and into the alleys — Bowling Alleys. Mr. Traval-tello, for the second year in a row, has been a coach working under severe handicaps. Trying to get in as many practices a week as possible, Glen Cove has had to deal with larger more experienced clubs. Next year, however, we hope the Bowling Team will have more time to put in a good record. 44 Go! Marronc. Up and over! T. Burns S. Alchermes A tough putt ahead. 48 CAST Jack Chesney .................. Jack Kehoe Brasset ....................... John Marzulli Charley YVykeham..............Leland Macklin Lord Fancoupt Babberly .... Stephen Maurer Kitty Verdun ............... Roberta Heilman Amy Spettigue..................Susan Hoffman Sir France Chesney ..........’... Jere Farrah Stephen Spettigue ............. Peter Bailey Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez......Betsy Salemson Ela Delahav ................... Sue Atheam 51 Cast Jake . . . Richard Mitchell Dannv Churchill Allen Sandler Louie Danny Siegel Cactus Ziggv Nedwick Lucky Peter Blatt Pete Robert Santo Lank Phil Doyle Molly ... Shirlev Hancock 'Less .... Nancv Antoine Rose Diane Kielbasa Betty . . Kathy Lambertson Janet Nancy Gow Laura Pat Stutz Sally Sheila Loewe Babs Nadine Asher Sam Mason . . . . Steve Alchermes Eaglerock Bill Reukauf Lieutenant Caddigan . . Stan Lupinski Guitar Players Pat Coker Sue Adieam Student Director . . Valerie Hagerman Production Manager . . Stan Lupinski 52 TI JumJUw Junior Sophisticates J. McEvoy P. Ramone This year the Junior Class reverted to the custom of previous years in that it sponsored its own Prom. With the support of the parents as well as an efficient committee, the dance proved to be the most successful of all Junior Proms at G.C.H.S. Our neighborhood “Y” took on a new face when parents brought the Peppermint Lounge to Glen Cove for the night. At the “Y,” entertainment was provided, as well as an after-Prom breakfast. Nice work if you can get it G. Pardo J. Farra I could have danced all night H. Dalidowicz K. Palmiotto And the music swings L. Green J. Klein 54 PtOui The court pays tribute to the king and queen. The great moment K. Palmiotto M. Pearlmuttcr P. Ubaldi H. Dalidowicz There they go, their royal majesties Martha Pearlmutter Peter Ubaldi 55 %ss H.R. 104 1st ROW Left to right: M. Birn-baum, C. Athanasio, S. Bee, L. Adamcewicz, F. Bessel, N. Abelman, L. Andreason, J. Anzalonc, P. Bell, S. Athearn, T. Belfiore. 2nd ROW: B. Becker, R. Barnes, K. Anderson, R. Apgar, R. Beckel, G. Blomquist, G. Ashby, J. Aronson, M. Belifore, G. Balos, L. Andersen, D. Anderson. H.R. 107 1st ROW Left to right: M. Datil, M. Comitino, N. Curran, T. Ciuolco, B. Ciainbra, D. Crofoot. M. E. Clair, C. A. De-Magri, L. Clements, I. DiLandis. 2nd ROW: A. Congero, A. DiLandor, D. Christel, B. Conklin, M. Carigliano, J. Cisco, B. Cia-varelli, J. Cohen. R. DiPeitro. H.R. 105 1st ROW Left to right: D. Bot-winick, M. Capobianco, M. Buonincontry, S. Canner, S. Chide, E. Bunce, C. Bruges, G. Carlstrom, E. Campagna, S. Burns, A. Ceglia, J. Borgen. 2nd ROW: M. Byrd, R. Borghoff, A. Carucci, D. Brown, G. Blackman, A. Cavallo, T. Budny, P. Cerasi, N. Bjurpack, G. Bcrgcss, A. Carbutv, P. Brenner, S. Blum, J. Burns. Left to right 1st ROW H R. 108: L. Fernando, L. Flyn, V. Fong. E. Durso, L. Gallo, R. Farley, S. Edwards, M. Ferrioli, J. Ferguson, L. Eastman, Y. Franck, C. Domin, D. Dodge, S. Flynn, B. Ehrich. 2nd ROW: T. Golding, H. Picul, H. Fiore, G. Joseph, H. Enderly, R. Doherty, R. Felton, T. Evell, S. Dzakonski, D. Flynn, J. Gibson, M. Farley, J. Dione. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 110: A. Genova, M. Grella, M. J. Hartney, J. Hatchncr, L. Grossman, C. Germaine, D. Guga, C. Germain, M. Gruhle, L. Goodenow, C. Hedger, B. Haselot, H. Gasman, A. Giarino. 2nd ROW: L. Herbig, F. Guiry, J. Graziosc, G. Harvey, J. Hayes, R. Horman, H. Herman, R. Grella, P. Hicks, R. Holden, F. Henderson, A. Granger, G. Giambruno, B. Hicks. Left to right 1st ROW H R. 118: A. Loveno, V. Liberman, K. Lacmmlia, C. Lombard, C. Lesko, M. Kroop, E. Lewis, J. Krumenacker, H. Kwiatkowski, L. Lundstrsom, B. Lamb. L. Lore, B. Tream. 2nd ROW: F. Kreuken, K. Mackewaz, S. Lynch, B. Kraska, N. Lavon, L. Ledcian, B. Kirk, E. Lempenski, M. Krusch, D. Klein, D. Lamb. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 117: S. Knox, A. Iliin, J. Kaminski, M. Kchoes, C. Jercbker, S. Jones, P. Knehor, B. Nenney, H. Johnson, E. Konaposck. H. Johns, E. Johnston, W. Icken. 2nd ROW: J. Isaac, J. Kcaling, R. Jay, B. Kagan, R. Kaszorowsk, F. Kenary, R. Kaufman. J. Kardesh, W. Kapuszineski, J. Kaplan, W. Jankawski, F. Humbert. Left to right 1st ROW H R. 119 K. Mas-sette, R. Martone, I. Marino, R. Massago, L. Manney, G. Maldgnado, J. Lupinski, M. Magagnos, K. McDonnell, S. McCarthy, 2nd ROW: J. Mercadante, D. Merrick, G. Michelsen, J. Martin, C. Mauti, H. McCue, K. McCabe, R. Mickens, T. Means, D. Miller, J. Mannillo. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 121 N. Mitchell, P. Nicholson, P. McGanoy, B. O’Brien, M. Mcschino, M. Nolan, H. Mikolajczyk, J. Newell, L. McGilway, C. Montello, J. Miller, V. McDonough, I. Middleman. 2nd ROW: J. Noble, E. Nedwick, J. Murray, J. Morgal, T. Murphy, C. O’Connor, C. Muldoon, N. Morra, U. Nigro, D. Murray. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 122 L. Petkanas, C. Perry, E. Ponier, N. Osborn, B. Palestri, B. Oswald, D. Powell, A. Podin, L. Papsid-ero, B. Pearson, B. Pinckney, J. Pinkney. 2nd ROW: W. Robinson, F. Pacchiarotti, F. Ritchie, R. Pcet, R. Pcrkoski,' R. Israel, A. Potemkin, R. Petroccka, M. Perillo, D. Ritvhic, J. Rcnaldo, B. Petrowiki, R. Palmi-rotto, R. O’Shea. ift Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 123 R. Sautfulis, H. Rodriguez, P. Reilly, P. Rooney, D. Roscn-feld, P. Rizzo, L. Sacus, B. Rcukauf, S. Reizws, C. Rodman, S. Ratter, P. Rhodes, E. Rose. 2nd ROW: D. Roofrain, J. Santo, C. Roussyan, W. Rogalski, P. Savelyeu, Mr. Brown, G. Schwarz, J. Rondeau, J. Samples, L. Rubin, R. Rubin, L. Samples, E. Ruffeu. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 124 P. Stant, D. Spinello, J. Solomito, L. Steinberg, B. Schlei-mer, L. Seidman, E. Shipman, K. Slay, C. Salvey, P. Scefonas, D. Simon, J. Schreiler, F. Summeripad, A. Sackler. 2nd ROW: S. Singer, A. Steingerg, A. Stone, W. Stone, L. Smith, F. Spinello, C. Stevens, P. Skawron, J. Strumph, S. Sorocenski, T. Sydow, L. Silver, T. Szadkowski, M. Staneo, R. Steinberg, S. Smith. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 125 P. M. L. Svenson, C. Taranto, B. Thomas, P. Tourney, M. Wallack, C. Szykuc, M. Vuicich, W. Waller, L. Trebbin, L. Wallenstein, J. Taschcr, B. Thomas, L. Tobias. 2nd ROW: C. Vcslo-ski, M. Van Arnam, M. Walsh, H. Waller, R. Thomas, B. Townsend. R. Voegllen, E. Underwood, A. Trubish, R. Thunc, F. Vaschel, J. Torres, R. Twr, S. Vcrsaci. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 220 P. M. S. Winston, E. Walsh, B. Wolson, S. Watson, M. Zientara, L. Woyeik, S. Williams, L. Webb, J. Wechsler, M. Wilkins, B. Willenbacher, K. Zielany, E. Zabielski. 2nd ROW: P. Zuccala, C. Waver, S. Wilezewski, J. Weng, A. White, R. Yonczak, B. Wessels, P. Yula, R. Will-mott, D. Weinreb, R. Wozniak, G. Wein-stock, L. Wolinsky. QopMWiO'tb CktSS Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 201 P. M. C. Anzalone, V. Blatt, M. Barr, A. Basdavanos, K. Brooks, K. Boguszcwski, R. Bashuk, N. Beyer, J. Adams, D. Blankenstein, I. Adler, C. Black, S. Barnes. 2nd ROW: J. Blye, A. Anzalone, S. Adalccwica, D. Andersen, S. Asheroff, E. Baxendale, A. Andreasen, A. Brown, T. Addeo, G. Berg, P. Benson. H R. 203 P.M. 1st ROW: Left to Right: D. Brown, A. Citrin, J. Cooper, D. Chorna, J. Christian, R. Coker, E. Buckhold, J. Capobi-anco, J. Caruccio, S. Clark, K. Christopher, J. Cocchiola. 2nd ROW: R. Covino, P. Bums, J. DclFerraro, G. DcCastri, J. Del-Ferraro, R. Brunner, R. Cohen, P. Caggiano, H. Buxcnbaum, J. Congero, B. Cekala. tOTH I H.R. 204 P.M. 1st ROW: Left to Right: D. Dolkos, D. Curtis, S. Dost, S. Davenport. D. Edwards, J. Dancese, B. Davios, L. Egan, B. Curtis, B. Euans, S. Downing, M. Dishaw, S. Dilcggc. 2nd ROW: J. Doren, P. Famigilctti, G. Diekovick, R. Francis, D. Dwyer, S. Dir-mantas, H. Dester, W. Freitag, S. Frontz, T. DiGiovanni, J. Esposito, S. Cugitro. HR. 207 P.M. 1st ROW: Left to Right: A. Lapenta, N. Johnson, K. Koach, C. Larin, E. Hosa, V. Kielbasa, M. Howerton, B. Kaufmann. H. Kowalski. C. Kirby, S. Kenary, W. Krol, M. Klebukowkix. L. Kegellcr, H. Kafka, N. Lamb, C. Izzo. 2nd ROW: S. Labagh, R. Krean, A. Kornfeld. S. Ierano, M. Kirsch, T. Jenkins, S. Kurowski, J. La-bansky, R. Hein, M. Kaplan, L. Karlin. H R. 206 P.M. 1st ROW: Left to Right: S. Friedman, K. Foster, M. Franco, S. Ginsberg, C. Hartje, C. Gubcncr, J. Granato, E. Fletcher, B. Greene, E. Hanrahan, S. Flynn, P. Grella, C. Grunewald, B. Goldhaber, L. Figar. 2nd ROW: M. Grecco, M. Genova. R. Salante, A. Goodman, S. Gambino, P. Grella, D. Greer, S. Greenstein, B. Grecz, F. Giobbe, D. Gershon, N. Galuska, B. Haynes. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 209 P.M. — M. Lawson, R. Lemma, P. Manning, J. Lcdoux, B. Lewis, J. Marano, B. Lcssnc, B. Lupinski, J. McCarrol, K. Miller, E. Lawless, V. Less-berg, M. Wilson, J. Lipton, L. Lyons. 2nd ROW: T. Mealy, E. McCarty, D. MafTei, E. McComb, J. Martin, J. Lewis, E. Mealy, G. Lundgren, G. Malone, S. Macri, T. McCarthy. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 211 P.M. — C. MacDonald, C. Muldoon, A. Mahon, S. Moss, S. Miller, D. Moller, O. McDougall, M. Munsterman, D. Mays, C. Michelsen, M. Mitsofano, L. Maravelli, J. Morano, F. Mas-nikoff, J. Moorhousc. 2nd ROW: E. Ned-wick, C. Muller, W. O'Briskie, L. Newojchik, R. Nowicki, N. Pascucci, J. Meyers, G. Patterson, T. Niemi, R. Newell, P. Pascalc, B. Nelson, E. Mauti, J. McQuadc. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 216 P.M. — J. Stachle, N. Silverman, V. Sholder, H. Slater, P. Scoppa, J. Salvey, L. Spigel, D. Spigel, A. Schwarz, P. Sucharski, T. Stango, M. Sprintz, R. Smith, J. Scuteri, G. Semperos. 2nd ROW: D. Simmons, R. Turcotte, M. Sirota, C. Weil, S. Sita, R. Tepe. P. Ventura, R. Stanco, J. Visslailli, D. Verde, E. Sevelski. Left to right 1st ROW H.R. 215 P.M. — S. Nuzzo, J. Nowicki, D. Rossi, D. Nigro, P. Rant, A. Robless, E. Reynolds, L. Ramsland, F. Rcnaldo, P. O’Neill, C. Rizzo, S. Rossetti, A. Peluso, P. Renaldo. 2nd ROW: J. Press, G. Robbins, B. Sieminski, J. Rosado, J. Trinchlcr, R. Rcbollcdo, M. Pulitano, G. Schuetz, S. Royce, J. Serroen, J. Pascucci, A. Petrofesa. H R. 217 Left to right 1st ROW: L. Washel, D. Wer-ino, B. Zurclla, B. YVorseys, J. Yeomans, J. Van Helden, F. Wank, C. Winters, D. Za-waya, B. Trubish, S. Trepess, M. Swandcr, J. Sutton, R. Trotta. 2nd ROW: L. Van Nostrand, J. Thompson. J. Wynna, J. Weldon, R. Zielazny. J. Wylie, J. Zuccala, P. Zbictovv, J. White, S. Young, L. Wolf. Junior CktSS H.R. 119 Left to right 1st ROW: B. Ceglia, A. Cap-prell, B. Boyle, L. Carstroni, T. Chadick. C. Buffa, D. Cappbianco, T. Capiello, D. Clamero, P. Blyn, F. Bono. 2nd ROW: J. Clark, R. Carlson, F. Cardillo, P. Ceglia, R. Cossens, E. Breitfeller, F. Budmy, D. Braun, D. Cenawood, J. Brenner. H.R. 118 Left to right 1st ROW: T. Abromovitz, Ann Blair, S. Athem, P. Banach, B. Bernstein, P. Armata, R. Basile, M. Abondandola, J. Arina. L. Abondandola, C. Berger, N. Benedict, B. Bancker. 2nd ROW: D. Barnes, P. Beretts, G. Blasi, B. Hayes, F. Arena, J. Hesse, J. Blocker, P. Brown, A. Basile, M. Bona, P. Blatt, P. Anderson, D. Alramorrtals, D. Au. H.R. 121 Left to right 1st ROW: A. Crivelli, H. Du-bicki, A. Doyle, G. Christian, B. Donohue, C. Coles, L. Durkee, P. Familietti, C. Conklin. 2nd ROW: R. Corsun, P. Doyle, B. Dione, J. Dcthomasis, D. Dowling, T. Corcoran, J. Dailey, J. Farrah, D. Cooke, S. Di Lesse, G. Edwards. H R. 124 A.M. FIRST ROW Left to right R. Goler, D. Gallanos, J. Goldstein, M. Follcr, G. Gray, B. Farkas, D. Flamio, L. Galante, C. Flynn, L. Gabrus, D. Falescus, M. J. Grclla, S. Filippone, J. Graziose. SECOND ROW C. Franco, M. Grclla, H. Fickman, B. Fincgan, D. Frislid, D. Gale, J. Gasowski, J. Genova, J. Farrah, L. Garcia, G. Florio, B. Fishalow, M. Gallo. H R. 125 A.M. H.R. 215 A.M. FIRST ROW Left to right M. Icken, J. Hill, E. Jensen, D. Holstein, R. Heilman; K. Grossman, A. Halvorsen, L. Hoffman, M. Harvey, C. Holland, P. Katowski, E. Johns. SECOND ROW L. Greene, D. Graziose, D. Grimes, J. Hodowicz, J. Keeling, J. Hastings, J. Halop, S. Guriere, V. Kar-penski, J. Johnson, J. Issac, R. Graf, C. Hicks, S. Israel. H.R. 216 A.M. FIRST ROW left to right M. McGuire, L. Nielsen, J. McMattOn, S. McEntee, J. Mc-Evoy, J. Miller, J. Mormorclla, S. Murray. SECOND ROW T. Nicholson, D. Nicholson, P. Monaghan, K. Polmiotto, S. Moorhouse, S. Maurer, L. Mullen, R. Myer, G. Oswald. THIRD ROW C. Osborn, J. Meilinger, P. Noreko, W. Morgan, J. Montello, Paul Osheske, R. Mercadante, A. Marmorella. FIRST ROW left to right J. Klein, E. Kirk, L. Keith, B. Kirk, D. Lindbcry, M. Lamb, E. Mainwaring, M. Lanarca, K. Kenary, S. Levine, S. Lowe, J. Mandl, C. Kinch. SECOND ROW E. Maliazewiski, A. Lane, B. Lindsey, G. Maccarone, A. Lehmann, J. Kirkpatrick, B. Lempinski, E. Kitoy, J. McCall, P. Korosha, A. Lee, J. Macklin, A. Ledzian. Left to Right 1st ROW 217 a.m. F. Poole, S. Pascale, K. Reiss, A. Perone, E. Rubin, G. Pardo, J. Quinn, P. Putala. P. Patton, B. Reynolds, P. Oglesby, 1. Pealmutter 2nd ROW B. Pinkney, E. Rocmer, J. Poncrs, P. Ramon, C. Priorc, R. Perone, T. Pearson, T. Resslcr, G. Ponier, J. Rogozcnski, R. Rothstein, T. Reilly. Left to Right 1st ROW 218 A.M. C. Smith, S. Smcland. B. Salemson, N. Scailling, E. Scott, A. Shenton 2nd ROW D. Smith, C. Scbastiano, E. Sacklcr, S. Salvcy, D. Sacco, L. Schmitz, 3rd ROW R. Schloss, L. Smith. D. Rubenstein, K. Skadberg, G. Skadberg, V. Simoneschi, V. Toranto, M. Sandler. Left to Right 1st ROW 220 a.m. B. Stasiuk, C. Stemcosky, P. Walker, N. Waltcrman, K. VanVlack, J. Zimmerman, S. Sydow, P. Smith, A. Volpe, D. Zammctt, M. Yonkasky, C. Tcdesca 2nd ROW R. Wallenstein, C. Wertheim, P. Ubaldi, E. Whelan, H. Zisk, G. Wenzel. A. Troflfa, A. Ziccaddi, J. Whitely, J. Veroxic, S. Weil, C. Weng, P. Wotzak. in. try. fort sc ienc and AdJLnf. d worl Y I -A nnd buIMCj art . nnd gy A- « l«ctiv or ntl I Knyll V, bun mat)] more- [l rmstinnstrr. I.nrr H ■1 ov« rthe pro f iiyF, ,,'r' Q is |ijl l5 -..f £ ..f Kdijcntioir ifl ti9F f r« tX iwnl whs ’ turn, Sits .it Ilf .id I v Mm r.lSg ri : 1 Bra - beinri •• nb Hf featured scenes from d theme were tn Drogram | ’ i the banquet table aloi- ■ •.'■ ®§g I'■ F ! B|| •! . Mifif Bl| ti i t.ii i. ||Bi s..pli..mi rt s Serif m I ■ '• - - | e • - - -MmM i ■llff ■ fs • ■ -••..• VV 11(1 minster College receive a $28. i tuition for his frt ranks in the upp of the senior clai A Curators' Scl SI70 toward tuiti was awarded BiJ plans to attend School of Mines d Judy received] to Linden wood □ Q d u CJIaSS FIRST ROW — 1. to r. M. Robovic, G. Bru, M. Lipshutz, P. Hausch, D. Kunit, A. Sandler, S. Loewe, K. Zapp, J. Tanaka. S. Hoffman SECOND ROW — W. Fisher, T. Hcaly, V. Franco, R. Wcintraub, W. Reukauf, D. Kielbasa, P. Rogers THIRD ROW — H. Parsons. S. Schimmelman, R. Zambclli, R. Cittadini, S. Alchermes, H. Mercer. The Class of 1962. the last class to graduate from the old high school building, has many memories to take with it. When the class entered Glen Cove High four years ago, no one knew if the future would be successful. Was it? The Seniors have proof that it was. As Freshmen, the class held the best dance in many years. The Junior class talent show brought out a great deal of hidden talent. Continuing an outstanding tradition, the football team won its third straight league championship in its 1961 season. Senior year featured the play, “Girl Crazy.” A big success, the play was typical of everything the class had done for four years. There is much to be remembered by the Class of ’62. 67 Greg Abbondandolo Barbara Albertson Steven Alehermes Sandra Loreli Alexander GREG ABBONDANDOLO — “Take life easily, for tomorrow is another day ” — Greg — is fun loving — enjoys parties, baseball, dating girls — future ambition is to be a hair stylist. BARBARA ALBERTSON — “Not much talk — a great sweet silence” “Bobbie” — plans to be a dental hygenist — likes boys, swimming, fishing, passes time playing the accordian, and chord organ. STEVEN ALCHERMES — “There’s a good time coming ” — Always ready for a joke — loves singing — no cuffed pants. Will be a foot surgeon. SANDRA LORELEI ALEXANDER — “To be born with the gift of laughter and sense that the whole world is mad ” “Sandy” a born majorette — likes twirling and a telephone — likes people — will made some lawyer a good secretary. ROBERT ALTHOUN — “A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any mark” Bob — likes girls and dancing — loves to work on cars — good luck in the future. MADELINE NANCY ANTOINE — “Wit that can call for the smiles even from mourners” Nancy — always ready with a joke — liked well by her friends — likes sleep — good luck in the future. ANTHONY ANZALONE — “Men are not measured by inches.” “Tony Boy” — cars, baseball and girls rate high — is seen in his ’59 Chevy Impala — hopes to have life easy. FRANK ARENA — “That indolent, but agreeable condition of doing nothing.” . . . girls and dancing likes to be with the boys . . . Always ready for fun . . . Good Luck in the future. Lillian Arena Nadine Asher Peter Bailey Andrew Basile LILLIAN ARENA — “God, match me with a good dancer” — Lily — loves all kinds of dancing — split sessions and sharing lockers are her peeves — would like to be a singer or dancer. NADINE ASHER — “The lass so neat with smiles so sweet” — Nadine, a smart dresser — enjoys riding in convertibles — Takes time gabbing with the girls — will be off to college next fall. PETER BAILEY — “A jest breaks no bones.” — Pete, full of pranks and jokes — enthusiastic over swimming and all water sports — great comedian in “Charley’s Aunt.” ANDREW BASILE — “As merry as the day is long” — Andy — dislikes haircuts — Mr. Donald’s best friend — happy-go-lucky — likes parties and cars — plans to take life easy. LUCY BASILE — “Laugh and the world laughs with you” — Lucy — drives around with the girls — quiet personality .— likes clothes, Italian foods — plans to continue her education. THOMAS BASS — “He that speaks doth sow, he that holds his peace doth reap” — Tom — interested in sports and cars — collects rare coins — likes to swim — plans to be a chemical engineer. GERTRUDE BECKER — “By sports all their cares beguiled ” Gertie — a real sports enthusiast — has a nice collection of stuffed animals — likes Italian food — will be a great gym teacher. MICHAEL DEAN BERGER — “What he greatly thinks, he nobly dares” Mike — very energetic over Senior Class — class character — plans to be rich — will be off to college. Lucy Basile Thomas Bass Gertrude Becker Michael Dean Berger 69 Richard Bergstol Jesse Binin Peter Blatt Robert Botwinick RICHARD BERGSTOL — “And he was a young man in his prime” — Mike’s — cars and girls and Club 16— the Navy will see him as it saw his brother. JESSE BININ — “Suppress me if you can! I am a merry jest!” Binin — bug — likes to loaf and sleep — enjoys sports — will go to college — hopes to practice medicine. PETER BLATT — “God, match me ivith a good dancer” — Pete — stage crew, wrestling, and girls — likes sleep — will probably sec college. ROBERT BOTWINICK — “Pleasure and action make the hours seem short” — Bobby — likes girls, driving around and dancing — can be found at Mike’s after school — plans to join the service. BEVERLY LOUISE BOYD — “A good heart's worth gold” — Lee — rides — swims enjoys teasing Dad — doesn’t like liver or work — good luck in the future. MARGARET BERNADETTE BRODA — “More like a miracle” — Marge — likes study halls, circle pins — listens to music — reads — “Gimme a G” — intends to be a teacher. CAROLYN LEE BROWN — “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance” — hobbies include reading, baseball and music — likes rock ’n' roll and food — listens to the radio— hopes to become clerical worker after business school. CATHLEEN LAIRESSA BROWN — “7'hat which befits us is cheerfulness and courage” — Cat — Cat — likes Chinese apples, basetball, tennis and ice-skating — hobby is knitting — plans to be law secretary after college. Beverly Louise Boyd Margaret Bernadette Broda Carolyn Lee Brown Cathlecn Lairissa Brown 70 GLORIA BROWN: “Good clothes open all doors.” “Dimples collects records, listens to American Bandstand — hates rushing to classes and sharing lockers — adores spaghetti — wants to go to business school — future typist. JEANNETTE BROWN: “Everthing ends in songs” “Pet” — great singer, dancer — likes boys, basketball games — going to be a practical nurse — Glen Cove Community Hospital. SHELLEY ANN BROWN: “Beware” — “Shellah. loves boys — plans — college and marriage — spends time reading, knitting. GEORGINA ANN BRU: “That is a good book which is opened with expectation and closed with the same finger ” “Gina loves bulky sweaters. Lobster and money — loud shirts and Nikita — beware — future — Nurse for Uncle Sam. BARBARA ANN BUCKHOUT: “Her acquaintance is a merry treat in seriousness or jest” “Babs — enjoys thing about what she should be doing — likes basketball games — leads the band — school teacher. THOMAS CHARLES BURNS: “There are no smokes without fire” “3rd degree , Tahm, etc. — cats pizza, sports, girls. Cornell and millions. ELIZABETH MADELEINE CACKOWSKI: “Life is not at all without delight.” “Betsy likes stuffed animals, miniature golf — plans to be secretary. JOY ARLENE CAPPELLI: “Always on the go. Always busy, never slow.” — “ Joy” — dislikes small talk — likes basketball, the village “Captains Cove, trainer. Barbara Ann Buckhout Thomas Charles Bums Elizabeth Madeleine Cackowski 71 Joy Arlene Cappelli Sally Ann Caruccio Sandra Case Anthony B. Cassara Barbara Chlystun SALLY ANN CARUCCIO . . . “Then hey! for the ripple of laughing!” . . . collecting record albums . .. listening to radio her hobby . . . likes pizza and hamburgers . . . getting dressed up . . . hopes to be executive secretary after school. SANDRA CASE . .. “She has a heart as sound as a bell” . . . Sandy . . . likes to sew and cook . . . enjoys keeping house . . . participates in Hi-Y activities . . . college in the future. ANTHONY B. CASSARA . . .“Laughter, holding both his sides” ... Gun ... office of Vice President . . . girls, Italian food, MAD are high on the list . . . architecture in the future. BARBARA CHLYSTUN . . . “Friendship is constant in all other things” . . . Barb . . . likes to read . .. lovely girl . . . horses . . . good luck in the future. ROBERT CITTADINI ... “Salad, and eggs and lighter fare; Tune the Italian sparks guitar” ... Ci ... SCUBA diving .. . spending money rates high . . . enjoys life .. . future plans include college . . . Air Force. CATHERINE CODDINGTON . . . “Silence is deep as eternity; speech is shallow as time” . . .Kitty . . . Travels a lot ... likes horses, Speech 11 ... dislikes report cards . . . will go to Business School. RAY COFFEE . . . “None but himself can be his parallel” . . . Ray . .. likes cool clothes . . . girls ... has a good car . . . good looking guy . . . good luck in the future. LITA LIN COHEN . . . “Happy am I, from care Tm free; why arenft they all contented like me?” . .. Lee . . . collects Kingston Trio Albums . .. goes for small cars . .. dislikes walking . .. likes to cook ... will be legal secretary. Robert Cittadini Catherine Coddington Ray Coffee Lita Lin Cohen 72 Patricia Coker Mark Coleman Janice Mary Conway Geoffry Craig PATRICIA COKER — “Dilligence is the mother of good fortune” loves Fridays, 1939 Mercuries — camping, water sports — folk singing — hopes to be a doctor. MARK COLEMAN — “There is no wisdom like frankness” — science wiz — likes a pipe, parties — will go to liberal arts school, maybe Harvard. JANICE MARY COxNWAY — “The fair sex should always be fair” Jan — spends time cooking, eating, and bowling — snobs and getting up early are not for her — future may bring accounting. GEOFFRY CRAIG — “Great flower that opens but at night” Great comedian — likes to hear new stories — good man on soccer, baseball teams. MARSHALL CROWDER — “In quietness and confidence I shall be your strength” — Marshall — a whiz in science ... likes people — technical college after graduation. HENRY JOSEPFJ ANTHONY DAVIDSON — “My heart's on future mischief set” — Couz — “Oldie” Records rate on top — baseball — Italian food — plans accounting. MURRET DELORME — “Give me health and a day” goes around with the boys — baseball is his forte — good guy, glad to get out of school. CAROL ANN DONAHUE — “That girl's silence is wonderful to listen to” — likes to knit and read — likes yellow sports cars . . . dislikes writing compositions . .. hopes to go to college. Marshall Crowder Henry Joseph Anthony Davidson Murrct Delorme Carol Donohue 73 John Joseph Dougherty Alex Downic Henry A. Dwyer Judith Carol Ehrich JOHN JOSEPH DOUGHERTY — “None but himself can be his parallel” “Doc” . . . girls, cars and Fords on top ... in future hopes to be wealthy. ALEX DOWNIE “I love the sport well” Sawnie — is seen on the soccer field — likes to be with the “boys” — nice quiet guy — will attend college. HENRY A. DWYER “The force of his own merit makes his way” Trombones Chemistry arc his joys. Water skiing, fried chicken rank high . . . hopes to be successful engineer. JUDITH CAROL EHRICH “Her locks are finest gold in ground” Judy ... likes sailing, water skiing . . . plans to teach seventh grade history after attending Cortland. ELEANOR FABIANO “Her hair in ringlets rather dark than fair” Eleanor . . . enjoys parties, skating and bowling spends time on phone . . . plans to be a nurse. ROCCO JOHN FAMIGLETTI “Music — first and foremost of all.” Rocky, great music enthusiast, especially on accordians . . . likes people . . . future aims to join army and be a musician. FRANC.ESCA A. FARLEY “Softspoken and sweetness innocence she wears” Franie, always talking on the phone . . . enjoys all kinds of sports .. . goes for long bike rides, will make a good secretary. VIRGINIA FARRELL Ah but I think better than I say” Enjoys a good time all the time — likes sports, mischievous — waiting for graduation. Eleanor Fabiano Rocco John Famigletti Francesca A. Farley Virginia Farrell 74 Paul Feinbcrg Joan Barbara Felton Patricia Ann Fcncl Annette Patricia Ferrini PAUL FEINBERG — “It is pleasant at times to play the madman” — Marbles — Paul — nice guy — good humor — likes cars, girls, baseball — accountancy for him. JOAN BARBARA FELTON — “Gentleness succeeds better than violence.” “Joanie” quiet and friendly — pizza, movies — long weekend — hates 6:30 in the morning — hello there Cortland. PATRICIA ANN FENCL — “She needs not June beauty heightening” Pat — dislikes conceited boys — easy to make friends with — flirts-flirts-flirts — Beauty Culturist. ANNETTE PATRICIA FERRINI — “Nor have readiness in speaking.” “Annette” parties dances and football games . . . busy phone — office work for her. WILLIAM C. FISHER, JR. — “All men have their faults; too much modesty is his.” “Fish” most reliable — wonderful friend — likes “the boys” — he's great, great, great — will surely be successful in life. GEORGE FORBES — “Oh may he live till time itself decay” — Goes hiking with Ziggy — saw Europe last summer — likes sleeping, dislikes Spanish — will sec college. VINCENT FRANCO — “His sole concern with work was considering how he might best avoid it!” Winnie Poo — friendly — lots of fun — another pizza eater — college here I come. VIRGINIA FRONTZ — “Or light or dark, or short or tall, she sets a spring to snare them all.” “Ginny” A real live wire — likes to drive — parties — T-Birds — beautician school for her. William C. Fisher, Jr. George Forbes Vincent Franco Virginia Frontz 75 Victor Fuchs Henry L. Gebhard Patricia Ann Geisclman Sally Ann Giambruno VICTOR FUCHS — “Music has charm alone for peaceful minds ” “Vic” Lover of music, chorus and wood working — Mr. Gluck’s science theory — hopes to attend college. HENRY L. GEBHARD — “And puts himself upon his good behavior” “Geb” — take three laps, Geb — track, football — nice guy — will see college. PATRICIA ANN GEISELMAN — “Much mirth and no madness, all good and badness” “Bunny” — sports, dancing — dislikes conceited people — secretarial work for her. SALLY ANN GIAMBRUNO — “Silent and safe. Silence never betrays you” — talking on phone — Johnny Mathis — dislikes writing letters — Air Force, here I come. MARILYN ALICE GLASSMAN — “With her eyes in flood with laughter” “Merri” — swimming, parties — hates Monday mornings, Psychology on list for future. SUSAN ELLEN GOLDBERG — To busy with the crowded — to live or fear or die” — “Sue” — boys, clothes, parties rate high — college in future plans. NANCY MEI-SHENG GOW — “The skill to do comes from doing” “Nancy” — skiing, tennis reading are her favorites, scatterbrains are not her meat — college — career — marriage. JOAN ANNE GUNDERSON “Golden hair from sunlight streaming” “Joanie” — boating, Johnny Mathis and clothes rate on top — getting up early’s not for her — she’ll make someone a pretty secretary. Marilyn Alice Classman Susan Ellen Goldberg Nancy Mei-Sheng Gow Joan Ann Gunderson 76 Faustina Hagan Valeria Ann Hagerman Martha Jane Hall Shirley Jane Hancock FAUSTINA HAGAN . . . “The pink of perfection” . . . Tina . .. cute thing . . . quiet personality . . . likes Citizenship classes . .. certain brothers . . . good luck in the future. VALERIE ANN HAGERMAN . . . “She is kind as she is fair” . . . Val . . . spends most of her time working for Masquers . . . likes to read, sew, and swim . . . plans to become a R.N. MARTHA JANE HALL . . . “In virtues nothing earthly could surpass her” . . . Martha . . . easy to get along with . . . enjoys listening to records . . . likes Cary Grant and Band . . . will make a lovely nurse. SHIRLEY JANE HANCOCK ... “Silence is gain to many of mankind” ... Shirley ... spends time talking on the phone and dancing . . . likes Italian food and kilts . . . plans to be a private secretary. MARJORIE RAE HARTJE . . . “The mildest manner and the bravest mind” . . . Marje . .. likes to paint and crochet . . . has a good stamp collection . . . doesn’t like mashed potatoes and butter . . . plans to go to college and be a Lab Technician. BARBARA ANN HARTNEY . .. “The best of me is diligence” . .. best time is spent relaxing . . . does not like getting up at 6 A.M. . . . likes to read . .. working girl. ADELAIDE ELIZABETH HARVEY . . . “Full of values as of kindness” . . . reads and listens to records . . . dance, dance, dance . .. likes work . .. Business School ahead. EPPIE HARVEY ... “A fair exterior is a silent recommendation” . .. good at crossword puzzles . . . loves to eat milk shakes . .. daydreams . .. doesn’t like movies . . . hopes to go upstate to nursing school. Marjorie Rae Hartje Barbara Ann Hartney Adelaide Elizabeth Harvey Eppie Harvey 77 Margaret Jeanne Hausch Ronald Hausch Julian Ruppert Hayes, Jr. William Hayes MARGARET JEANNE HAUSCH . . . “Grace shaped her limbs and beauty decked her face” . . . Peggy . . . fishes, draws, sails . . . dislikes onions and oral reports . . . hopes to make a million dollars someday. RONALD HAUSCH . . . “Forever foremost in the ranks of fun” . . . Montauk Point . .. water skis . . . Spanish class . .. will see college. JULIAN RUPPERT HAYES, JR. ... “Why should the Devil have all the good times” ... Corky . . . music, music, music ... modern art . . . dislikes rock ’n' roll . . . Music School, here I come. WILLIAM HAYES ... “The world was of jests” ... H.Q. ... cars ... Mike’s Coffee Shop ... girls ... the service will sec him. JOHN THOMAS HEAD ... “I hasten slowly” . . . professor ... he likes good looking girls . . . the radio and football . . . getting up at 6:30 upsets him . . . college for him. THOMAS K. HEALY . . . “That man’s silence is wonderful to listen to” . . . Tommy . . . lifts weights . . . baseball and football rank high . . . great guy . . . he'll teach boys Physical Education. ERWIN HEIN . . . “Always he was a good man to know” . . . Skippy . . . cars, music . . . sports, sports, sports ... wonderful friend ... college and on to teaching physical education. JAMES ROBERT HESSE . . . “And certainly he was a good felloiv” . . . Gentleman Jim . . .girls, eating . . . likes money . . . hopes to raise a fine family . .. good luck to him. John Thomas Head Thomas K. Healy Erwin Hein James Robert Hesse 78 Barbara Hodyl Helene Hoffman Susan Leslie Hoffman Barbara Grace Honaski BARBARA HODYL: “Love, hope, fear, faith — these make humanity Loves to eat pizza, likes bowling and movies — against cold weather and T.V. commercials — will be secretary. HELENE HOFFMAN: Like the bubbles on a glass of champagne” Bubbles — plays piano excellently — loves to tell jokes — eats lamb chops — doesn’t like pink shoe laces — future with Red Cross. SUSAN LESLIE HOFFMAN: “Spirit of Mirth” Suzy must have 500 pairs of shoes — Chinese food high on list — won’t eat cream cheese on olives — will continue dance school. BARBARA GRACE HONASKI: “Vve taken my fun where Vve found it” Bobi — spends time learning about cars — eats chocolate Carvel — talking is great — future math teacher. KAREN PAMELA JENNETT: “A merry heart goes all the day; a sad tires on a mile.” Collects records and horse statues likes the color beige and coffee ice cream — will join Women Marines. GEORGE LEE KAFCOS: Sang with the “Temptations” — likes drag racing and apples —has no time for flat tires — works on his car a lot — future architect. JAY BARRY KAPLAN: “If music be the food of love, play on” Tattler editor — likes Kennedy and running fast — goes to school in between making records — interested in politics — will go to U. of Southern California. KATHERINE KAUFMAN: “So merry and so gamesome ” Kathy likes cheering and football games — won’t cat steak — swims all summer — Registered Nurse. Karen Pamela Jennett George Lee Kafcos Jay Barry Kaplan Katherine Kaufman 79 Steven R. Kaufman John Patrick Kehoe Patricia Dale Kcogler Diane Carol Kielbasa STEVEN R. KAUFMAN — “To educate the intelligent is to enlarge the horizon of its desires and wants ” . .. Furniture ... photography . .. electronics . .. dislikes split sessions . .. college in the future. JOFIN PATRICK KEHOE — “Wit and wisdom are horn to man” . .. Jack . .. boating . .. art work ... fishing . .. dislikes French and Math . .. plans art school. PARTICIA DALE KEOGLER — “Forever foremost in the ranks of fun” . .. Keg . . . sails and reads . .. dislikes lima beans ... plans Junior College. DIANE CAROL KIELBASA . . . “Happy am I, from care Tm free! Why aren't they all contented like me?” ... swims and reads ...seen chccrleading at games ... pretty blonde ... hopes to be an airline hostess. BARBARA KLEINMAN — “HI use you for my mirth” ... fun to be with ... French 4 ... pretty dark eyes . .. likes to sleep . .. plans college. CHARLES LABANSKY — “Subdue your appetites, my dears, and you've conquered human nature ” ... Chucky . .. likes football, what else ... likes to be with the “guys” . .. Mrs. Labansky’s favorite son . .. plans college. KATHRYN MARY LAMBERTSON — “There is no wisdom like frankness” . .. Kathy ... likes driving Dad's car . . . spends hours on the phone . .. will do office work. RICHARD LAZARUS — “Believe it or not” ... Laz ... likes boating, skiing, fishing . . . dislikes getting up early . .. nice guy . .. will become chemist, inventor after college. Ronald Knox Bernard Oakley Knoess, Jr. Don Gregory Kunit Linda Joan Lee RONALD KNOX — “And certainly he is a good fellow.” Ronnie, a swell guy to know — neat dresser — sinks impossible shots — girls and dancing — will attend college. BERNARD OAKLEY KNOESS, JR. — “He doth indeed show sparks that are like wit.” “Oak,” likes sailing and water-skiing — especially likes to steal “Caution” signs — listens to Shelley Berman — college ahead. DON GREGOR KUNIT — “Here I am, And here I stay.” Don, likes loose clothes, citizenship class . .. football high scorer ... may get athletic scholarship . .. will attend college. LINDA JOAN LEE — “Give me leave to speak my mind.” Lyn, can be seen driving around ... dislikes split sessions . .. future plans include secretarial school. ANTOINETTE M. LIGLORI — “Laugh and be well.” Ann — color Yellow, Lincoln Continentals and Mr. Donald's smile attract her ... homework doesn’t rate ... wants to be a secretary. MARCIA SARA LIPSCHUTZ — Where the stream runneth smoothest the water is deepest.” Marcia, enjoys telephone conversations, pastrami sandwiches, “the Village and Lenny Bruce — “honor” classes and hoaxes don't appeal to her. SHEILA MARTHA LOE NE — “Ho gems, no gold she needs to wear; she shines intrinsically fair. Sheil, Queen of the Junior Prom . . . loves football games, majorettes, Mr. Dexter and Mr. Pryor ... dislikes kids who grow up too fast ... will travel around the world and teach. STANLEY LUPINSKI — “Stand your ground.” — Stosh, likes girls, public speaking, stage manager great experience ... wants to become safety official. Antionette M. Liguori Marcia Sara Lipschutz Sheila Martha Loewe Stanley Lupiraki Daniel Maganos Anita Marie Majikas Daniel Malisky William Mohlenhoff DANIEL MAGAGNOS — “Young, valiant, wise, and no doubt right royal” — Danny — he’s so nice — always in the library — very good friend — likes to sleep late — hopes to attend college. ANITA MARIE MAJIKAS — “Those eyes, affectionate and glad” — enjoys foreign correspondence and lassagna — insincerity and conceit annoy her — future plans include nursing. DANIEL MALINSKY — “A fine judgement of discerning art” — Danny — loves art — dislikes Monday mornings — hopes to be an artist. WILLIAM MOHLENHOFF — “And puts himself upon his good behavior” — Bill — seeks fun and good times — likes to sleep late — hopes to attend college. CYNTHIA MOLLITOR — “How sweet and fair she seems to be” Cindy — likes drawing, dancing, talking on the phone — dislikes sharing lockers — hopes to attend Business College. THOMAS JOSEPH MANISCALCO “I love the sport well” — Scalp — loves sports, especially football, comes first — loves Italian food and Zam’s car — college for him. RICHARD MANNILLO — “He hath a heart as sound as a bell” Dick — hockey, fishing rate — dislikes phonies — hopes to attend college and become an orthodontist. RICHARD JOSEPH MARRONE “The only way to have a friend is to be one” — Little Richard — He’s heard singing loud and clear — likes people and football — and just about everything — plans college and the service. Cynthia Mollitor Thomas Joseph Maniscalco Richard Mannillo Richard Joseph Marrone Barbara Jean Martino Corinna Martonc John Marsulli Richard Anthony Mason BARBARA JEAN MARTINO — “The lass so neat with smile so sweet” — collects records and watches television — hopes to be dental assistant. CORINNA MARTONE — Her acquaintance is a merry treat — in seriousness or just” — Corinna collects record albums — plays piano — dislikes rare steaks and snobs — hopes to become a teacher. JOHN MARZULLI — “Oh! may he live till time itself decay” John — Brasset — nice fellow — dislikes homework and likes to sleep — good luck in the future. RICHARD ANTHONY MASON — A stranger in the crowd could doubt it was Casey at the bat” Fleck Head — plays baseball and ping pong — girls, girls, girls — dislikes Russia — plans college and a business career. THOMAS ERIC MASON — “The fashion of these times” Chan — likes sleeping, dancing, and girls — takes it easy — plans business career. ASSUNTA NORA MAURIELLO — “Life is a jest and all things show it” I thought it once but now 1 know it” Dizzy — collects records — likes to talk on the phone —• plans beautician school. ELAINE MAZZA — “The fair sex should always be fair” Elaine — likes to strut to the music — neat dresser — likes to sleep late and talk on the phone — will attend college. DAVID McKEON — “Men are not measured by inches.” — Swifty — likes gym and the 12:08 bell on Fridays — dislikes homework and college exams — hopes to teach. Thomas Eric Mason Assunta Nora Mauriello Elaine Mazza David McKeon PHYLLIS ANN MEDUGNO - “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart ” Phyllis, collects records . . . parties and pizza rate high . . . always on the phone . . . future secretary. ROBERT A. MELILLO — “Sharp's the word!” Brillo, well liked by girls . . . enjoys parties, good records and cars . .. spends time with the guy’s .. . after graduation Penn. State. ROSEMARY CHRISTINA MERCADENTE — “The laughing herald of the harmless pun” Rose — quiet — confident — boys fascinate her .. sloppy dressers, stuffy people don't rate . . . Plans include college. HOWARD MERCER — “Ah zvhy should life all labor be.” “Mer-Mer — fabulous dancer, good dresser . . . favorite way to pass time, watching Jzzy slop . .. lots of fun ... would like to be a wealthy vet. BARR MILLER — “I haze a good memory for forgetting ” — Barn.- . . . Saturday nights, records and sports . . . dislikes work and the army . . . the future holds college. MARGARET MARIE MILLER — “So merry and so gamesome ” Margaret, likes grilled cheese sandwiches and vanilla malteds . . . can't stand crowded movies . .. plans to work in an office. FRANCIS MINICOZZI — “Oh, tis excellent to haze a giant’s strength ” — Two Ton — weight lifts — handsome fellow — football player — good luck in the future. RICHARD ALLEN MITCHELL — “Ho, it is excellent to have a giant's strength.” Mitch, spends time taking cars apart . . . likes meatball sandwiches and good humored people_____ intends to be a forester. Bam- Miller Margaret Marie Miller Francis Minicozzi Richard Allen Mitchell Phyllis Ann Medugno Robert A. Melillo Rosemary Christina Mercadente 84 Alex Mitkevich Margaret Ann Moccia Zygmund Edward Ned wick Barbara Ann Nelson ALEX MITKEVICH — “That indolent, but agreeable condition of doing nothing” Nikita-likes soccer, watching T.V., doesn't like reading or writing — continually loafs — driving is great. MARGARET ANN MOCCIA — “Of manners gentle, of affections mild” . . . Shorty — eats Italian food all the time . . . likes working, horseback riding, and causing trouble . .. will be a physical therapist. ZYGMUND EDWARD NEDWICK — “Peace is what I seek and public calm ” Ziggie — likes wrestling and football, sports, sports, sports! Quiet personality. BARBARA ANN NELSON — “She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant too, to think on” . . . some drivers bother her — likes traveling, and dancing — will be a secretary after a junior college. BARBARA NICHOLSON — “The man in the moon isn't half as interesting as the lady in the sun.” — Bobbi — finally got her room painted — likes lasagna, hot-rod cars, and riding around — is going to business school. PAUL NOREKO — “Your hero always should be tall you know” — baseball is tops — always the gentlemen — likes girls — good luck in the future. STANLEY NOWICKI — “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men” — likes girls and sharp clothes — likes to sleep and dislikes homework — what does the future hold? CHRISTINE OLDENBURG — “To be merry best becomes you” “Corky” — likes cooking, miniature golf — bowling — eats hamburgers with tomatoes — beautician school in future. Barbara Nicholson Paul Noreko Stanley Nowicki Christine Oldenburg 85 Ralph Ollco Carol Ann Opalaski Frank Oppcdisano Gloria Ann Ortiz RALPH OLLEO — “Eureka!” — Bowling agrees with him likes cars, fishing, swimming and hunting dislikes term papers and nosey girls — plans a business career. CAROL ANN OPALASKI — “Sacred and sweet was all I saw in her” — collects records — likes Italian food and talking on the phone — hopes to become a secretary. FRANK OPPEDISANO — “Oh, he sits high in all people’s hearts.” — girls, girls and blonde girls — likes Italian food and soccer games — dislikes noisy places — hopes to have a career in the field of languages. GLORIA ANN ORTIZ — “The science of pure innocence persuades when speaking fails.” — Glo — likes dancing, skating, and movies — dislikes Beatnicks and short skirts — hopes to become a stenographer or a beautician. ALAN EDWARD OSMAN — “He sleeps by day more than the wild-cat.” — likes track, sleeping, and Spanish — comes late to class — plans to be a lawyer. HENRY EUGENE PARSONS — “Off with his head” — Jim — likes track and cross country — tropical fish, electronics and steak — dislikes boring books — plans to be a draftsman. ELLEN MARIE PARRY — “Virtue alone is true” — horseback riding, plays, sports rate high — likes Biology' — hopes to attend college. CHARLES JOSEPH POVOLNY — “And certainly he was a good fellow” — Chuck — photography, hamburgers and sleep — likes track and Spanish — plans college and the Air Force. Alan Edward Osman Henry Eugene Parsons Ellen Marie Parry Charles Joseph Povolny 86 Angela Marie Pullo Alice Pempel James Persing Mary Ann Polinski ALICE PEMPEL — “From every blush that kindles in thy cheeks, ten thousand little loves and graces spring ” Shorty . . . insincere people don't rate . . . likes riding around in convertibles and driving . . . future includes secretarial work. JAMES PERSING — “He had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief” Jimmy . .. likes driving cars — dislikes homework and getting up early — who knows what the future holds. MARY ANN POLINSKI — “Ah why should life all labour be” Mary Ann . . . dislikes phonies and snobs . .. likes motorcycles and a certain boy . . . would like to be a successful Lab Technician. ANGELA MARIE PULLO - “That way madness lies” “Angie” . . . good sense of humor . .. boys, thunderbirds and music . . . will miss friends . . . future — air line stewardess. DENNIS RABEY — “Strength shall he have, the toiler, strength and grace.” Dennis . . . dislikes getting up early . . . meatball sandwiches, archery and outdoor life rate high . . . electronic technician. MICHELE REIZES — “Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy ” Michele . . . French poetry and skiing arc tops . . . friendly personality . . . fun to be with . . . conscientious worker .. . plans include college. WILLIAM ERNEST REUKAUF — “Ho! we were strong, we were swift, we were brave” “Rcuk” . . . quarterback . .. handsome . .. leadership qualities . .. can be seen around with “the boys” . . . will be off to college next fall. ESTHER JOAN RHODES — “To be merry best becomes you” Esther . .. enjoys listening to music . . . attends Fiedel . . . swimming, horseback riding rate high . . . will teach art in the future. Dennis Rabey Michele Reizes William Ernest Reukauf Esther Joan Rhodes Walter Rhodes Michael John Robinson Mary Jane Barbara Robovic Marie Elaine Rocco WALTER RHODES — “What indolent, but agreeable condition of doing nothing” — hunts, fishes and skin dives — likes girls and dancing — will attend college. MICHAEL JOHN ROBINSON — “And certainly he was a good fellow” “Robie” — goes for band music, chemistry, firearms, and science fiction — dislikes girls — ambition is to be a teacher. MARY JANE BARBARA ROBOVIC “How sweet and fair she seems to be” — “Janie” — collects stuffed animals — likes riding and walking in snow — daydreams — future legal stenographer. MARIE ELAINE ROCCO — “She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone or despise” “Peanut” — likes dancing, cake doesn’t go for loud car radios — Queens Beauty Institute after graduation. PATRICIA ROGERS — “Rare is the union of beauty and modesty” “Pat” — hobbies include boating, bowling, collecting record albums — likes English muffins — won't eat lima beans — Junior college. MARK ROISER — “I hasten slowly” — very quiet fellow — doesn’t like crowds, dislikes Home Room period — wonder what the future holds. JORDAN P. ROSE — “I loafe and invite my soul” “Jordy-Pal” — sleep, sleep, sleep — against clam wars — in favor of parties — plays basketball — University of North Carolina. PHYLLIS LILLIAN ROSE — “Virtuous Qualities” “Phil” — watches television — traveler — secretary of the nurses' club — dislikes long homework assignments — medical technologist. Patricia Rogers Mark Roiser Jordan P. Rose Phyllis Lillian Rose 88 Robert Rottingcr Richard Rosney Gay Sachs Ira SadofT ROBERT ROTTINGER — “And puts himself upon his good behavior” Bob — quiet fellow — likes the outdoors — good companion in Drivers Ed. — will attend college. RICHARD ROSNEY — “He lives to build — not boast ” Richie — collects coins and plays the guitar — likes to read — hopes to attend college and become an engineer. GAY SACHS — “Dancing is life itself ” Gay — dances, listens to records — likes pizza and clothes — hopes to become a psychologist. IRA SADOFF — “You have made fair work ” science, math rate high — girls and dancing — nonconformist — will become a teacher. SUSAN ELLEN SALMONS — uVd rather live in Bohemia than any other land.” Sue — MG’s and good music rate high, passes her time with sketching and listening to folk music. Hopes to go on to college and later become an artist. WILLIAM JOSEPH SALVERSON, JR. — “Merit wins the soul” Bill ... likes roast beef sandwiches and sailboat racing — dislikes Chinese mustard and crowded halls — will go into dentistry or hotel management. ALLEN HAYDON SANDLER — “The march of intellect” — Alsic — science whiz — wins awards — writes poetry and performs surgery on live animals — modem jazz rates high — hopes to save a human life. ROBERT SANTO — “Good master Dreams!” — Bob — likes golf, singing, spending money — root beer and old records rate high — dislikes term papers and leftists — will attend college. Susan Ellen Salmons William Joseph Sal verson, Jr. Allen Haydon Sandler Robert Santo 89 Ann Saul Richard Schepanski Dean Stanley Scefonas Philip Nelson Schwind ANN SAUL: “Merry heart goes all the flay, a sad tires on a mile.” Ann, can be seen riding around with Roni . .. likes swimming, dancing and horseback riding . . . future includes nursing and then marriage. RICHARD SCHEPANSKI: “My tongue within my lips I rein, for what talks much must talk in vain” Dick, likes fishing, hunting and good food . . . nosey people watch out . . . fools around with the gang . . . future includes Air Force. DEAN STANLEY SCEFONAS: “Ah, but I think better than I say” “Dino” — cars, girls, study halls rate high . . . can do without getting up at 6 o'clock . . . plans to go to college and then be a gym teacher. PHILIP NELSON SCHWIND: “I ivish he would explain his explanation.” Phil, rock and roll, food and girls are among his likes . . . spends his time listening to the radio . . . plans to enter the field of politics, and become a millionaire. SEYMOUR SCHIMELMAN: “And he ivas a young man in his prime” ... “Jerry” likes reading and science ... girls rate high along with dancing ... dislikes 6:30 in the morning . . . plans to be a veterinarian. FRED JOHN SEBASTIANO: “Thy greatest help is quite.” Fred, likes sports and records . . . spends time bowling and sleeping . . . plans to operate a grocery store. DANIEL KEITH SIEGEL: “His madness was not of the head, but heart.” “Sveetz” — invented fun . . . good dresser and dancer . . . popular with the guys . . . enjoys a good party . . .will go to college and be a C.P.A. JO ANN ELAINE SIMONSON: “Golden hair, like sunlight streaming on the marble of the shoulder ” Jo, sailing, writing and bridge are her favorite pastimes . . . likes parties and tall boys . . . plans to attend a Junior College and be an airline stewardess. Seymore Schimelman Fred John Sebastiano Daniel Keith Siegel Jo Ann Elaine Simonson 90 Roni Smith Karen Sobcl Arthur Soffe Isabelle Cecillia Spinello RONI SMITH — My aim is happiness, ’tis yours. ’tis mine ” — Smitty — convertibles high on list of favorites — also likes clothes — career girl after college. KAREN SOBEL — “I do loathe explanations” — in favor of teachers with a good sense of humor and Mr. Dexter’s driver’s-ed. course — loves to peel off old nail polish — teaching ahead. ARTHUR SOFFE — “In this fools’ paradise he drank delight.” Non-conformist — girl crazy sports enthusiast. ISABELLE CECILIA SPINELLO — “A merry heart goes all the way, a sad tires in a mile.” Bayville and grilled cheese sandwiches talks on the phone — dislikes citizenship — secre- tary. JOSEPH SPINELLO — “Oh! may he lire till time itself decay.” Joe — hobbies include automobile mechanics and sports cars, would like to have a lot of money — wants a barber shop. MARCO STANCO — “A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market.” Marco Polo farm boy at heart — spends most of his time at Stanco's. ANGELA STANGO — “The lass so neat with a smile so sweet.” “Anne” likes to write letters and ride around — doesn't like walking — marriage after nursing school. HENRY L. STAUFFER He speaketh not; and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes.” “Ted”____the greatest drummer — skin-diving and hunting are tops — likes to run for track — jazz — college ahead. Joseph Spinello Marco Stanco Angela Stango Henry L. Stauffer Marion Rayson Townsend Gail Trepcss Janet Ernestine Ubitc Nicholas VanKofF MARION RAYSOR TOWNSEND — “Silence is deep as eternity; speech is as shallow as time.” — likes to draw and collect records — not in favor of early morning classes or college boards — will attend western teachers college. GAIL TREPESS — “And she flirted, like a true good woman till we bade adieu .” — “Trep” — haunts the beach every summer — likes to take long walks in the fall and sailboats — will go to Mount Ida College. JANET ERNESTINE UBITE — “Merrily, merrily, merrily, shall I live.” — Emie — collects jazz and rock n roll albums — likes to have a lot of fun and write letters to her friends . .. will be a nurse. NICHOLAS VANKOFF — “There was a manhood in his look .” Nick — likes Lucky Strikes — getting up early is dislike — likes his meat — is seen at Leonarde’s with the boys — hopes to see college and California. ROBERT ANDREW VERONKO — “There aren t many like me for Vm as original as I can be.” — Sonney — likes fishing golf, and girl watching — dislikes writing essays — loves to sleep — hopes to be a draftsman. ROBERT WEINREB: “That indolent, but agreeable condition of doing nothing” Bob — drives around in his Monza — likes to camp out — plays pool — will attend college. RICHARD ALLAN WEINTRAUB — “Merrily, merrily, shall I live” Weino — good dancer — likes good jaw — good little quarterback — hopes to hit college. CLARE WERTHER — “And I oft have heard defended, little paid is soonest mended.” Clare — likes to read and swim — draws well — will become a medical technologist. Robert Andrew Veronko Robert Weinrcb Richard Allan Wcintraub Clare Werther 92 Joanne Stemcosky Donna Strickland Patricia Stutz Margaret Anne Swenson JOANNE STEMCOSKY — “Forever foremost in the ranks of fun ” Joe — listens to records and likes steak — boys and dancing rate high — dislikes catty girls — hopes to become a model. DONNA STRICKLAND — “The mildest laughter, the gentlest heart” She swims and oil paints — likes pretty clothes and boys — dislikes getting up at six o’clock — hopes to become a social worker. PATRICIA STUTZ — “If it be my luck, so” — Stutzie — likes chocolate covered cherries, and vanilla ice cream — dislikes spinach and cigarette smoke — hopes to attend secretarial school. MARGARET ANNE SWENSON — “Always happy, on the go” — Peggy — likes sport cars and parties — cooks and eats — likes being with the kids — hopes to marry a millionaire. EUGENE SWIER — “Not too serious, not too gay, a good fellow every day” — Gene, our first man in space, can be seen on the golf course, hopes to later attend college, and be a nuclear physicist. JEAN TANAKA — “Beauty, truth, and rarity grace in all simplicity” Controls the senior class funds, always carries that baton around — dislikes unfriendly people and killjoys — future plans to be a college girl. CHRISTINE TAVERNESE — “The hours fly around in a circle” — Tina — Italian Food rates high on her list — dislikes getting up early and homework — plans to be a beautician. VICKI LYNN THOMPSON — “How sweet and fair she seems to be” Sports rank high on her list — dislikes people pretending to be what they are really not — sleep, sleep, sleep — To become an airline hostess in the future. Eugene Swier Jean Tanaka Christine Tavemese Vicki Lynn Thompson Alvin Allan Wichard Richard Neil Wilson Mona Anita Wolf . Monie . . . likes swimming listens to Johnny Mathis . . . ALVIN ALLAN WICHARD . .. Neat, not gaudy” . . . sports cars . . . baseball and swimming rate high . . . likes to be with the “guys” . . . plans to go to college and be a success. RICHARD NEIL WILSON . . . “Jesters oft prone prophets” . . . Beaver . . . hunting, fishing and cooking rate tops . . . likes dances and singing . . . hopes to have life easy but will settle for the Navy. MONE ANITA WOLF . . . “The best of me is diligence” . . . water skiing and horses . . . hates 6:30 in the morning . hopes to become a French interpreter. CAROLANN WOLKE . . . “She is so free, so kind, so Carol . .. collects coins and bowls . .. likes Pizza and boys . . . . hopes to become an airline hostess. MARY LYNNE WOLZOK . . . “Our youth we can have but today” . . . M L. skating, swimming and dancing . . . Italian food rates high . . . dislikes bossy hopes to become a legal secretary. DAVID HAROLD YOUNG . . . “Gentle in manner, strong in performance” . . apt, s . . day blessed a dreams and specialist on guns track, soccer quiet personality hopes to go to college. RICHARD ANTHONY play” . . . Zam . . . cars . . . plan to go to college. JOHN ZAMMETT . . . “Take life easily, tomorrow s another day . . . teachers know him . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . plans college. likes rowing and ZAMBELLI sports . . . ... “A little Varsity Man work, a .. “55” little play. Chevies . Mary Lynne Wolzok David Harold Yound Richard Anthony Zambelli Carolann Wolkc disposition takes walks . . likes ice people . . . Dave cars for fun out John Zammett Oh heck, letys just . good looking guy always Kenneth M. Zapp Tina Lynn Zendlc Gloria Zuceala Sandra Zuccala KENNETH M. ZAPP — “Give hime air, he'll straight be well ” Dap — Saturday night man — prez. of band likes baseball, Dave Brubeck records — go to Cornell or Lehigh after graduation. TINA LYNN ZENDLE - “The laughter she creates is devilish and impish ” — Wcina likes listening to Johnny Mathis, water-skiing, Corvettes — will study at Michigan State for career in French — interpreter. GLORIA ZUCCALA — “Of manners, gentle, of affections, mild” — active on Tattler — likes cars, pizza — dislikes walking — wants to become teacher. SANDRA ZUCCALA — “Those curious locks, so aptly trained” — Sandy — likes Italian food, being different — creates new hair styles — plans to go to Queens Beauty Institute — become beautician. GEORGE DUNALWICZ — “Unto the noble everything is good ” . . . plays outdoor sports . . . likes soft music . .. would like to take trip across country every year . .. will join army after college. RICHARD ANTHONY FELEPPA — “A rare class.” . . . “Rich . . . likes art, basketball, macaroni, shooting pool ... great golfer . .. wants to be golf professional. George Dunolewicz Richard Anthony Feleppa 95 IN MEMORIAM Barry Braff 96 - SfettUvv f Hjdfyo Abbondandolo, Gregory, 25 Robinson Avenue Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball-J.V. Albertson, Barbara, 152 Shore Road Spanish Club 1,2; Future Teachers Club 1. Alchcrmes, Stephen Louis, 43 Duck Pond Road Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3,4; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 2,3; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Tattler; Varsity Tennis 4; Football 2,3; Varsity Track 3; Student Executive Committee 2,3,4; Sports Editor Of The Profile; Varsity Bowling 4. Alexander, Sandra Lorelei, 5 Continental Hill Chorus 1; Majorettes 2,3,4, Commercial Club 3,4; Intra-murals 1,2,3,4; Leaders Club 1,2,3,4; Executive Committee 1,2. Althoun, Robert, 24 Hill Street Antoine, Madelin Nancy, 68 The Place Masquers 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3,4. Anzalone, Anthony Joseph, 46 Grove Street Arena, Frank, 16 Putnam Avenue Arena, Lillian Marie, 47 Cedar Swamp Road Red Cross 1,3; Library 2,3,4. Asher, Nadine, 22 Stuart Drive East Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Tattler 1,2,3,4; Profile 4 ; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2. Bailey, Peter, 1 Birch Place Band 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Masquers 4; Intramurals 1,2. Bass, Thomas, 27 Jafferson Street Basile, Andrew, 9 Gabriel Place Basile, Lucy Rose, 50 Second Street Spanish Club 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 2,3,4; Masquers 2,3,4; Tattler 2,3. Becker, Gertrude Marie, 32 Prospect Avenue Leaders Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; President of Home Economics Club 1,2,3; Tattler 3,4. Berger, Michael, 10 Shell Drive Varsity wrestling 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 1; Biology Club 2; Senior Science Club 3,4. Bergstol, Richard, 27 Rose Avenue Binin, Jesse, 2 Cosgrove Drive Tennis 4; Tattler 4. Blatt, Peter, Dosoris Way Boyd, Beverly Louise, 8 Sound Beach Drive Spanish Club 1; Leaders Club 1. Botwinick, Robert, 19 Laurel Avenue Baseball 1. Broda, Margaret Bernedette, 98 McLoughlin Street National Honor Society 2,3,4; Cheerleaders 1,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; Leaders Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Tattler 1; Library Club 2,3; Covettes 2; Intramurals 2; Junior Class Executive Committee. Brown, Carolyn Lee, 22 West Glen Street Commercial Club 1; Chorus 1; Intramurals 1,3; Home Economics 1. Brown, Cathlecn Lairessa, 22 West Glen Street Chorus 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Leaders Club 2,3,4. Brown, Gloria Jean, 8 Hillside Avenue Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 1; Home Economics Club 2,3. Brown, Jcannttc, 5 Mason Drive. Apt. IB Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Brown, Sheila Ann, 8 Southfield Road National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Chcerleading 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Biology Club 2; Leaders Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3; Tattler 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 4; Intramurals 1,2; Junior executive Committee; Chorus 1,2. Bru, Georgina Ann Dorathea, 25 Brookdale Road Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2; Biology Club 2; Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3. Buckhout, Barbara Anne, 77 Woolsey Avenue National Honor Society 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3 Library Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Sccretart of Band 3; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Treasurer; Intramurals 2,3; Leaders Club 4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Biology Club 2; Jr.-Sr. science club 3. Bums, Thomas, 15 Apple Tree Lane National Honor Society 2,3; Sophomore Executive committee; Latin club 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; International Relations Club 2; Junior Red Cross 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Golf 3; Tennis 2. Cackowski, Elizabeth Madeline, 16 Miller Street Intramurals 1. Cappclli, Joy Arlene, 19 Jerome Drive Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish club 1; French Club 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 1; Biology Club 2; Profile 3; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Sophomore executive Committee; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Sr. Consul of Latin Club. Carlson, Theodore Caruccio, Sally, 17 Titus Road Masquers 2; Home Economics Club 4. Case, Sandy Joann, 9 Libby Drive Spanish Club, Latin Club; Masquers. Cassara, Anthony B., 44 Southridge Drive Track 1; Vice President Freshman class; Vice President Junior Class; Soccer 2,3. Chlystun, Barbara Jean, 11 Maryland Avenue Masquers 1,4; Home Economics Club 3,4; Leaders Club 4; Intramurals 2,3. Cittadini, Robert F., 7 Dorset Way Basketball 1; J. V. Football; Executive committee 3,4; Business Club 4. Coddington, Cathryn, 27 Timber Road Chorus 1,2; Leaders Club 1. Coffey, Ray, 2 Collins Road Freshman Football, Junior Executive committee. Cohen, Ylita, 97 Woolsey Avenue Masquers 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Thespians 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; International Relations Club 2. 98 Coker, Patricia, 84 Highland Road Tattler 1.2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Leaders Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Masquers 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 4. Coleman, Mark S., 18 North Lane Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Profile Business Manager 4; Tattler 1,2; Science Clubs 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Conway, Janis, 88 Valentine Avenue Commercial Club 3; Biology Club 4; Leaders Club 4. Craig, Geoffrey, 116 Duck Pond Road Soccer 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2. Crowder, Marshall, 97 Shore Road Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3. Dacus, Louis, 25 Hillside Avenue Davidson, Henry Joseph, 24 Ann Street Latin Club 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; President of Business Club 4. DcLormc, Murrctt, 27 Dcsoris Way Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3. Dolan, Brian, 21 Robinson Avenue Donohue, Carol Ann, 36 Prospect Avenue Latin Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3; International Relations Club 2,3,4. Downic, Alex, 52 Hammond Road Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Dougherty, John Joseph, 16 Guilfoy Street Dunalewicz, George, 38 Valentine Avenue Soccer 2,3; Varsity Baseball 1,2. Dwyer, Henry A., 1 Woodale Court Band 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Sr. Science Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Profile 4. Ehrich, Judith Carol, 26 McKinley Place French Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Masquers 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Covettes 2,3. Fabiano, Eleanor Joan, 288 Glen Street Covettes 2; Commercial Club 3; Masquers 1,2; Tattler 3. Famiglietti, Rocco John, 34 South Ridge Drive Football 1,2. Farley, Francesca Ann, 69 Seaman Road Commercial Club 3,4; Leaders Club 4; Masquers 1,4; Red Cross 1,3,4. Farrell, Virginia, 57 Franklin Avenue Feinberg, Paul, 5 The Outlook Fclcppa, Richard A., 8 Hazel Street Golf 1,2,3,4. Felton, Joan Barbara, 29 Red Spring Lane Biology Club 2; Chorus 1,2; French Club 1,2; Majorettes 3; Masquers 1,2,3. Ferrini, Annette Patricia, 29 Sherwood Road Commercial Club 1; Masquers 1,2. Fisher, William C., 12 Yale Place Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; President of Sophomore Class. Forbes, George, 14 Buckeye Road International Relations Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Franco, Vincent, 26 Nassau Avenue Baseball 2; Latin Club 1; Football 4; Track 1,2. Fuchs, Victor Emil, 5 Susan Court Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 3,4. Gcbhard, Henry Joseph, 40 Northfield Road Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Varsity Club 4. Classman, Marlyn, 7 Tulip Drive Covctts 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Tattler 1, 2,3. Goldberg, Susan Ellen, Crescent Beach Road Chorus 1,2; Circulation Manager 3; Exchange Editor 4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1; Latin Club 2. Gow, Nancy, Redwood Path Cheerleading 3,4; Treasurer 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 1,2,4; Library Club 2. Hagerman, Valerie, 30 Circle Drive Hartjc, Marjorie, 18 Ford Street Badminton Intramurals 1. Hartney, Barbara, 64 Dosoris Lane Harvey, Adelaide, 61 School Street Harvey, Eppic, 61 School Street Leaders Club 2,3,4; Homemaking 9; Intramurals 2,3. Hausch, Margaret, 11 Eastland Drive Band 1,2,3,4; Executive Committee 1,2,4; Leaders Club 1, 2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Hausch, Ronald, 1 Eastland Drive Spanish Club 3,4; Wrestling 4; Science Club 1; Biology Club 2; Science Club 3,4; Football 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 2. Hayes, Julian, Shore Road Band 3,4. Hayes, William Joseph, Elm Avenue. Head, John, 13 Johnson Street Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4 Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Golf 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Hcaly, Thomas, 6 Leonard Street Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Executive Committee 4; Varsity Club 4. Hein, Erwin, 19 Hammond Road Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3.4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Hodyl, Barbara, 14 Clement Street Commercial Club 3,4; Leaders Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1. Hoffman, Helene, 19 Bruce Avenue Executive Committee, 1,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2,3; Masquers 2,3,4; Red Cross 1,3,4. 99 Hoffman, Susan, 71 Dosoris Lane Chorus 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 2; French Club 3; Honor Society 2,3,4. Honaski, Barbara, 40 Jefferson Street Kafcos, George Lee, 1 Washington Street Sr. Chorus 3,4. Kaplan, Jay Barry, 43 Highland Road French Club; Jr.-Sr. Science Club; Tattler Editor-In-Chief 3,4; International Relations 3; Biology Club 2; Freshman Track 1; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Varsity Cross Country 3; Varsity Bowling 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Class Representative 1,2,3. Kaufmann, Katherine, 14 North Street Chorus 1,2; Cheerleading 1,3,4; Future Nurse 3,4; Home Eco. 4; Shorthand Commercial Club 3; Tattler 2,3,4; Leaders 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Intramurals. 1,2,3. Kaufman, Steven Robert, 119 Woolsey Ave Varsity Bowling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cross Country 2; Varsity Tennis 3; Photo Editor of Tattler 3,4; Ass’t. Profile Photographer 1,2,3,4. Kehoe, John Patrick, 7 Buckeye Road Masquers 4; Band 1,2,3,4; International Relations Club — Vice President 4; Biology Club 1. Keogler, Patricia Dale, 11 Southland Drive Masquers 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 3; Biology Club 2; French Club 4; Covettes 2,3; Intramurals 2. Kielbasa, Diane Carol, 33 Valentine Street Chorus 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 1,2; Executive Committee 4; Library Club 3; French Club 3; Cheer-leading 1,3,4; Junior Red Cross 1; Intramurals 2. Klcinman, Barbara Joyce, 8 Tulip Drive Masquers 2,4; French Club 1,2; Covettes 2,3. Knox, Ronald K., 167 Glen Cove Avenue Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Football 4. Knoess, Bernard Oakley, 22 Circle Drive Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4. Kunit, Donald, 14 Soundview Road Jennett, Karen, 10 John Street Commercial Club 3,4. Labanski, Charles 37 Laurel Avenue Lambcrtson, Kathryn Mary, 46 Valentine Avenue Masquers 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Leaders Club 2; Intramurals 1,2. Lazarus, Richard, 15 Woodland Road Lee, Linda Joan, 43 McLoughlin Street Masquers 2,3,4; Library Club; Intramurals 3. Liguori, Antionette Marietta, 34 Ann Street Library Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 3; Commercial Club 3. Lipschutz, Marcia Sara, 23 West Glen Street Chorus 1,2; Tattler 1,2; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; National Honor Society 2,3; Executive Committee 2,3,4; French Club 3: Profile 3. Locwc, Sheila Martha, 6 Dairy Drive French Club 1,2,3; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4; Profile 3,4; Majorettes 3,4; Head 4; Secretary of Junior, Senior S.A.C. Lupinski, Stan, 20 Crescent Beach Road Lundgren,- John, 34 Buckeye Road Magagnos, Daniel, 8 Central Avenue Majikas, Anita Marie, 24 Forest Avenue Latin Club, Junior Red Cross. Maniscalco, Thomas J., 7 Orian Place Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Baseball 2,3; Junior Executive Committee; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Co-Captain Football Team 4. Marronc, Richard, 56 Smith Street Marzulli, John, 1 Viola Drive Mason, Thomas, 4 Mason Drive Mason, Richard, 26 Austial Avenue Martino, Barbara Jean, 7 Pearl Street Martone, Corinna Patricia, 11 Valentine Avenue Latin Club, 1,2; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3. Mauriello, Assunta Nora, 25 Bella Vista Avenue Business Club 2; Home Economics Club 4. Mazza, Elaine, 34 Wolfe Street Latin Club 2,3; Majorettes 1,2,3. McKeon, David Robert, 126 St. Andrews Lane Soccer 3; Latin Club 1,2,3 ; Band 1,2,3,4. Mcdugno, Phyllis Ann, 34 Grove Street Business Club 2; Home Economics Club 4. Melillo, Robert Anthony, 21 Lincoln Place Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4. Mercadante, Rosemary Christina, 49 Frost Pond Road Masquers 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross 1,2. Mercer, Howard, 10 Harwood Drive West Biology Club 2; Varsity Club; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1.4. Miller, Barry, 3 Yale Place Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Varsity Club; Chorus 1. Miller, Margaret Marie, 29 Carpenter Street Homemaker Club 4; Business Club 3. Minicozzi, Francis Michael, 32 Third Street Football 1,2,3. Mannillo, Richard. 60 Desoris Way Mitchell, Richard Allen, 25 Frost Pond Road Football 1,2,3; Soccer 4. Mitkevich, Alex, 32 Glen Keith Road J.V. Soccer 1. Moccia, Margaret Ann, 14 Ann Street Leaders Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 2,3,4; Nurses Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Mohlcnhoff, William, 18 Forest Avenue Soccer 1; Varsity Club 1. Malisky, Daniel, 22 Madison Avenue Mollitor, Cynthia Marie, 7 Danis Avenue Junior Red Cross 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3.4. 100 Nelson, Barbara Ann, 41 Coles Street Commercial Club 3; Homcmaking Club 1; Intramurals 1,2. Nedwick, Zygmund Edward, 32 Poplar Place Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1; Varsity 3,4. Nicholson, Barbara Jean, 18 Phillips Road Latin Club 1. Noreko, Paul, 100 McLoughlin Street Nowicki, Stanley Ollco, Ralph, 3 South Yew Street Biology Club; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Science Club; Spanish Club. Oldenburg, Christine, 88 Coles Street Home Economics Club 4; Tattler 3; Honor Society 1,2; Library Club 1; Shorthand Commercial Club 3; Future Business Leaders 3,4. Opalaski, Carol, 50 Hazel Street Oppedisano, Frank, 10 Elm Avenue Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4.; French Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1, 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4. Ortiz, Gloria, 7 Club Road Masquers, Business Club. Osman, Alan, 44 McLoughlin Street Business Club 4. Parry, Ellen, 78 Woolsey Avenue Biology Club; International Relations Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Masquers 2,3,4; Thespians 4. Parsons, Henry, 12 Continental Court Varsity Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1. Pempel, Alice, 14 Pine Place Masquers 1,3,4. Pcrsing, James, 11 Yale Place Polinski, Mary Ann, 1 William Street Pullo, Angela Marie, 46 Wolfle Street Chorus 2; Future Business Leaders 3,4; Future Nurse Club 3,4; Tattler 3. Rabey, Dennis, 209 Lawrence Lane Football 2; Bowling 1. Reizes, Michele, Crescent Beach Road Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Biology Club; Jr. Red Cross 2; Leaders Club 4; Profile 3,4; Tattler 2; Spanish Club 3; Executive Committee 1,2,3,4. Reukauf, William, 1 Apple Tree Lane Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Golf 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; President Freshman Class; President Junior Class; Student Advisory Council 1,3; Varsity Club National Honor Society 4; Executive Committee 1,2,3. Rhodes, Esther, 2 Shell Drive Chorus 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Pep Squad 3; Honor Society 4; Library Club 4; Biology Club 2. Rhodes, Walter, 13 Park Avenue Football 1; A-V Squad 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Business Club 3,4. Robinson, Michael, 83 Shore Road Band; Soccer 3; Biology Club 2; Junior-Senior Science Club: Future Teachers Club; Varsity Club. Robovic, Mary Jane, 33 Miller Street Business Club 3,4; Tattler 3; Red Cross 4; Leaders Club 2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Executive Committee 4; Future Nurses 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3. Rocco, Marie, 5 Titus Road Future Teachers Club; Chorus 1,2; Home Ec. 3,4. Rogers, Patricia, 4 Phillips Road French Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Leaders Club 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 1; Junior Red Cross; Executive Committee 2,3; Masquers 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Tattler Advertising Staff 2. Roiscr, Mark, 9 Yale Place Rose, Jordan, 123 Wolsey Avenue Basketball 1; Baseball 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Masquers 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Committee; Wrestling Club 3,4. Rose, Phyllis, 18 Hill Street Leaders Club 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Latin Club I, 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Red Cross. Rosney, Richard, Duck Pond Road Biology Club; Latin Club. Rottinger, Robert, 23 Westland Drive Sachs, Gay, 30 Daniel Drive Tattler Advertising Staff 2; French Club 1,2; Masquers 2. Sachs, Judith, 9 Raynham Road French Club 2; Masquers 2; Tattler Advertising Staff 2. Sadoff, Ira Michael, 21 Driftwood Drive International Relations Club 3,4; Varsity Bowling 2,3; J. V. Baseball 2; Cross Country 3; Chorus 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Jr.-Sr. Science Club 3,4. Salmons, Susan Ellen, 10 Daniel Drive Masquers 1,2,3,4; International Relations Club 2,3,4; French 3,4; Profile 3,4. Salvesen, William, 38 Northfield Road Track 3,4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3. Sandler, Allen Haydon, 5 Barry Drive, Editor in Chief of Tattler 3,4; Vice President of Senior Class 4; Vice President of Honor Society 2,3,4; Executive Committee 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Cross Country 3; Track 3,4. Santo, Robert, 14 Franlin Avenue Spanish Club 1,2; Biology Club; Jr. Sr. Science Club 3. International Relations Club 3. Saul, Anne, 54 Viola Drive Senior Play 2,4; Masquers 2,3,4; Tattler 4; Yearbook 4; Library Club 2. Shepanski, Richard, 14 Dougherty Street Schimelman, Seymour Jerry, 76 Woolsey Avenue Latin Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3; Biology Club; Senior Science Club 3,4; Executive Committee 2,3,4; Wrestling 3. 101 Schwind, Philip, 73 Willets Road Latin Club 1,2,3; International Relations Club; Jr. Red Cross. Scbastiano, Fred John, 26 East Avenue Honor Society 2.3; Bowling 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Seidlcr, Mark, 4 Lavrie Place Jr. Sr. Science Club 3,4; Inter; National Relations 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 2; French Club 2,3,4. Sherwood. Walter, 57 Southfield Road Siegel, Daniel, 6 Elliott Place Spanish Club 1,2,3; Business Club 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Library Club 1. Silver, David, Kirkwood Drive Simonson, JoAnn, 5 High Pine Masquers 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Pep Squad 1; International Relations Club 2. Smith, Roni, 27 Viola Drive Executive Committee 1,2,3; Cheerleading 3,4; Circulation Editor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Library Club 2; Leader Club 3. Sobel, Karen, 11 Mansion Drive French Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Tattler 1,2,3: Red Cross 4; Masquers 1,2,3; Biology Club 2. Soffe, Arthur D., 50 Shore Road Spinello, Isabell Cecilia, 20 Grove Street Masquers 2,3,4; Tattler 3; Home Economics 3; Future Business Leaders 3,4. Spinello, Joseph, Grove Street Stanco, Marco, Putman Street Stango, Angela, McLoughlin Street Library Club 1,2; French Club 3; Masquers 2; Pep Squad 1. Stauffer, Ted, 2 Westland Drive Bowling 1; Track 2; Football 1,2; Varsity Club 4; Band 4; Hockey Team. Stemcosky, Joanne, 17 St. James Place Honor Society 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3. Strickland, Donna, 27 North Yew Masquers 1,2; Covettes 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Business Club 1; Library Club 1,2; Leaders Club 1,2; Future Nurse 1. Stutz, Patricia, 12 Cleveland Place Biology Club; Masquers 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Leaders Club 1,4; Executive Committee 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3. Swenson, Margret, Frost Pond Road Tanaka, Jean, 43 Dosoris Lane French Club 1,2; Leaders Club 1; Jr. Red Cross 2; Band 2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; Executive Committee 3,4; Senior Treasurer 4. Tavcrncse, Christine, 44 Grove Street Commercial Club 4. Thompson, Vicki, 18 Hill Street Homemaking Club 1,2; Leaders Club. Townsend, Marion, 116 Glen Avenue Latin Club 1.2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Teachers Club 4. Trcpess, Gail, 57 Dosoris Way Jr. Red Cross 1,2; French Club 2; Library Club 1,2,3; Executive Committee 1. Vankoff, Nicholas, 34 Elm Avenue Veronko, Robert, 20 Ford Street Wienreb, Robert, 48 Forest Avenue Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Jr. Sr. Science Club; Biology Club; Tattler 1,2; Band 1 ; Profile. Weintraub, Richard, 1 High Pine Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Biology Club; Executive Committee 2,3; Jr. Red Cross 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Wcrthcr, Clare, 54 Highland Road Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tattler 1,2,3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Covettes 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Majorettes 2,3; Biology Club; Jr. Red Cross. Wichard, Alvin, 5 Stuart Drive Varsity Club 3,4; Varsity Soccer 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Track 1. Wilson, Richard, 15 Hendrick Avenue Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Wolf, Mona, 10 Glengariff Drive Latin Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Executive Committee 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3,4. Wolke, Carol Ann, 29 Chestnut Street Band 1,2,3,4; Masquers 4; Executive Committee 1; Biology Club. Wolzok, Mary Lynn, 22 McKinley Place Tattler 2; Business Club 3; Chorus 2. Young, David, 11 Hemlock Lane Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3. Zambelli, Richard, 13 Cambridge Street Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Business Club 3,4; Band 1,2. Zammctt, John 18 Park Avenue Executive Committee 2; Baseball 2,3. Zapp, Kenneth, 87 Dosoris Lane Band 1.2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Tennis 4; Football 2; Tattler 4; Latin Club 1. Zendle, Tina, 36 Crescent Beach Road French Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Biology Club; Profile 3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Majorettes 4; Covettes 3; Library Club 1,2; Honor Society 2,3; Masquers 2,3. Zuccala, Gloria, 22 Prestwick Terrace Tattler 3; Library Club 1,2,3; Leaders Club 4; Masquers 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3. Zuccala, Sandra, 36 Nassau Avenue Masquers 1; Commercial Club. 102 teetwj biW Whew Good luck in the windy city. You've got a point. It’s GOTTA be here! Score Team Score FRONTIER DINER JUNCTION OF GLEN COVE ROAD AND CEDAR SWAMP ROAD Glen Cove, New York Baking Done On Premises Plenty of Parking Space Choice Meats Fresh Sea Food Fresh Vegetables KUSKY’S GLEN COVE BOWLING LANES Featuring 26 AMF Automatic Pinspotters Air Conditioned OR 1-0500 Cedar Swamp Rd. Carney Street Glen Cove, N. Y. School Students Monday-Friday $.40 a Game 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. There’s a WELCOME on our doormat! For graduates of Glen Cove High! Many of our employees are local alumni, so we naturally have a very special interest. Now, we’d like to say a few words about the Columbia Company. You see, we’re proud of our Company. It’s one of the world’s leading manufacturers of business machine ribbons, carbon papers, offset and spirit duplicating supplies. We're leaders in researching new supply products for the modern high speed data processing machines you’re hearing so much about. Columbia has been in business since 1905. We have branch offices in all the major cities in the United States and affiliate plants throughout the Free World. There are over 500 people employed in the Glen Cove home office and plant, most of whom are local residents. Whether you do drop in to see us or not, the Columbia Company wishes each and every graduate a future filled with happiness, success and personal fulfillment. DYCKMAN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS SIDNEY SAMUELS — Pres. Glen Cove — Oyster Bay — Huntington — East Hills OR 6-3333 WA 2-6666 HA 7-2390 MA 1-7633 Serving Nassau, Suffolk, and Queens counties with the best laundry dry cleaning service for over 30 years. FOR THE FINEST IN FLOOR COVERING CALL GLEN FLOORS FRED CAPOBIANCO 68 Glen Cove St. Glen Cove OR 1-3737 OR 1-3886 COLONY CARD TOY 209 Forest Avenue (Acme Shopping Center) Glen Cove Open 8: — 9 BOBLEY PUBLISHING Sun. 7: — 6:30 CORP. R. W. HARROLD 23 Glen Street Glen Cove New York LONDON JEWELERS YOUR SCHOOL JEWELER PALL CORP. DIAMONDS — WATCHES — SILVERWARE 30 Sea Cliff Avenue 24 School Street Glen Cove Glen Cove New York New York IN GLEN COVE IT S THE FREE DELIVERY TEL. 6-4515 ECONOMY DRUG STORE MEAT HAVEN, INC. 1 School St. Glen Cove, N.Y. For Free Delivery Call 221 Forest Avenue OR 1-3082 OR 1-3081 OR 1-1616 Glen Cove, New York Emergency Night Number OR 1-3081 OR 1-1144 Orders To Take Out FONG’S Chinese and American RESTAURANT 26 School Street Glen Cove, N. Y. LUYSTER MOTORS, INC. Open Daily From 11 A. M. Parking Field In Rear OLDSMOBILE — CHEVROLET 70 Ceder Swamp Road EISENSTADT’S Glen Cove, N. Y. for DISCOUNTS OR 6-6444 TOYS — GIFTS — HARDWARE SALES — RENTALS — SERVICE PAINTS — HOUSEWARES 19 School St. Glen Cove, N. Y. OR 6-6776 Wholesale COMPLIMENTS OF THE Retail CAPTAIN’S COVE WELL-CHEESE CO., INC. 215 Glen Street Largest Selection Of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE Smoked Fish Of Any Kind Glen Cove, N. Y. 2 Glen Street Glen Cove, L. 1. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '62' GLORIA’S BEAUTY SHOPPE SCHOOL STREET GLORIA TANCREDI MUSIC STORE 60' j Landing Road Glen Cove, New York Glen Cove, N, Y. ORiole 1-7088 STEVEN’S SHOP JUNIOR FORMALS — JUNIOR CASUALS COMPLIMENTS OF JUNIOR PETITES SPORTSWEAR MR. AND MRS. 95 Glen St. Glen Cove CHARLES WERTHER OR 6-1132 ASHERS ZOOMAR INC. Lours Ather 55 Seo Clift A venue 24 School Stree Glen Cove. N. Y. Gfen Cove, N. Y, Otf 1 1284 THE CAMPUS OR 1-0007 FREE DELIVERY Forest Avenue WYLIE’S MARKET PRIME MEATS QUALITY FOODS Glen Cove, N. Y. 51 Forest Avenue Glen Cove OR 1-0330 Lie. 1293 CONGRATULATIONS FOREST WINE AND LIQUOR STORE NEGER-GILDER FLOWERS Philip P. Mercondonte 83 Forest Avenue 155 School Street Glen Cove Glen Cove New York 80 Glen St. Glen Cove, N. Y. FURS BY HOFFMAN STEVENSON PRINTING CO., INC. 18 School St. C. B. STEVENSON, Pres. Glen Cove Fine Printing ORiole 1-1634 OR. 6-1233 OR 1-3451 SALES SERVICE WESSEL TELEVISION VENICE RESTAURANT 211-02 No. Blvd. 5 School St. ITALIAN and AMERICAN CUISINE Bayside, N. Y. Glen Cove, N. Y. BA 4-4873 OR 1-2588 All Orders Can Be Taken Out Proprietors VAN MAMIE 24 School St. Glen Cove, N. Y. SLATER ELECTRIC INC. LIFETIME WIRING DEVICES Jock Kehoe and Helene Hoffman NEILSON’S FLOWERS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Corsages — Cut Flowers — Pot Plants OR 6-2828 BELL HALPERN PHARMACY 87 Forest Avenue ORiole 6-2298 Glen Cove, N. Y. THE RECORD AND PILOT and Glen Cove Echo YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER National and State Community Service Prize Winner If It Concerns You, You’ll Read About It in the Record and Pilot! 193 Glen Street Glen Cove ORiole 6-1200 Phone ORiole 1-2218 GANMAR ELECTRONICS CO. Auto Radios — TV — Major Appliances REPAIRED 223 Glen Street Glen Cove Cadillac — Pontiac — Tempest — Vauxhall Four Great Names to Choose From at PADDISON MOTORS, INC. “Long Island's Oldest Dealership 150 School Street Glen Cove OR 6-3535 Specialists in Fine Used Cars and New Car Leasing COMPLIMENTS OF POWERS CHEMCO, INC. Glen Cove, N.Y. Tungsten — a vital part of our nation’s industry is refined in Glen Cove’s busy industrial district. WAH CHANG not only provides the United States with this vital material, but many other countries as well. BUILDING MATERIALS COVE DELICATESSEN TITUS, BOWNE DOWNING, INC. 24 School St. COAL and HARDWARE PAINT For 259 Glen Street Glen Cove, N.Y. N. HOME MADE FOODS AND Telephone — IMPORTED SPECIALTIES ORiole 6-6500-1 COMPLIMENTS OF OR 6-0490 NASSAU TRUST COMPANY “CHRISTIES” 9-11 Glen Street GLEN COVE FLORIST Glen Cove, New York 61 Glen Street OR 6-8400 Glen Cove, New York Forest Avenue Office Norman Marie Christie OR 1-6464 . MARY TENKE BEAUTY SALON 262 Glen Street TONGA ROOM Glen Cove, New York 89 School Street Free Private Parking Closed on Mondays Glen Cove, New York OR 6-0185 GLEN COVE PHARMACY JIM DANDY 24 HOUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE DRIVE-IN CLEANERS AND FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SHIRT LAUNDRY 96 School St. Aaron Bernstein 35 Glen Cove Avenue Glen Cove Dick Horn Glen Cove, N.Y. OR 6-1610 OR 6-9530 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '62 1 G A COMPLIMENTS OF SUPER M FOOD STORE TOWN AND COUNTRY “THE COMPLETE QUALITY FOOD MAKKfc 1 THEATRES Glen Cove Theater 56 Landing Road and Town Glen Cove, N.Y. Theater OR 6-1250 OR 6-1251 MELBA X. NASSAU MATTRESS MARINE SUPPLY X, 49 School Street 290 Glen St. Glen Cove New York Glen Cove, N.Y. OR 6-8217 HENRY’S SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 Carol Wolke helps Danny Siegel and Sheila Loewe make their choice at HENRY’S — the favorite eating place on 8 Glen Street in Glen Cove. DON’T FORGET THE ADDRESS — 8 Glen Street — ORiole 6-9533 We Deliver ROGERSON’S COMMUNITY CATERERS, INC. DELICATESSEN APPETIZING SPECIALISTS 15 School St. BUFFET CATERING - PLATTER SERVICE Glen Cove, N.Y. OUR SPECIALTY 217 Forest Avenue Glen Cove, L.l. •SPECIALIZING IN YOUNG TEEN FASHIONS ERNIE formerly The Top Culinary Artist at The Concord Free Parking on and The Laurel in The Pines Brewster St. Entrance OR 6-5252 GOLD STAR TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE ECONOMY PRESS DISCOUNTS TO ALL STUDENTS 10 Pulaski Street Glen Cove BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 62 102 School Street THE NATION’S FINEST HAMBURGERS Glen Cove, New York HAMBURGER EXPRESS 6 Glen St. Glen Cove — Tex, Betty Rich — OR 6-4636 X. OR 6-9651 TRI-FON C. O. CROFT CO. SHOE STORES INC. CROFT’S PHARMACY Featuring Prescriptions BUSTER BROWN — HUSH PUPPIES 47 School Street RED CROSS — FLORSHEIM Glen Cove, New York 32 School St. Glen Cove, N.Y. We Deliver — ORiole 1-0054 Free Parking Open 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Directly in Rear of Store Including Sunday ORiole 6-9785 ANTHONY FAMIGLIETTI ANG’S SERVICE STATION GROCERIES AND GENERAL Corner Fourth Street Cedar Swamp Road MERCHANDISE Glen Cove, New York Tires, Tubes, Lubrications 92 Elm Avenue General Repairing Glen Cove. New York Prop. Angelo Zuccala ORiole 6-0771 COMPLIMENTS OF MACADAM AND ASPHALT PAVING STEISEL THE COMPLETE STORE ROAD MATERIALS 17 Glen Street Road and Driveway Construction Glen Cove F1G A R 1 BROS. W. E. BRITTON SON, INC. Locust Valley, N.Y. 65 Forest Avenue Glen Cove, N.Y. OUTFITTERS OF HOUSE AND Phone ORiole 1-2360 GARDEN For Appointment RABKIN’S Call ORiole 1-7130 DEPARTMENT STORE CHARLES GIO 23 Forest Avenue HAIRSTYLISTS High Fashion, Style, Color Locust Valley 58 Forest Avenue Glen Cove, N.Y. New York Private Parking in Rear $)
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