Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

w -- V , , ' ' , ' - A X- - . K 'lflffif V f mm.-5 A--...,,, X i , dbnwmafu By 'rhe shores of The blue Peconic. There she sfands as she sfood of old. Our powerful Alma Maier, wiih her banners of purple and gold. We shall fighf hard in every ba'r+le, and our vidories will e'er be fold. So proudly above 'rhe Peconic, wave our colors of purple and gold. We have friends whom we 'rhink of some+imes. We have friends whom we'll love 'lil we die Bur fhe friends we shall 'always remember, are our friends here in Greenporl High. When we leave on our -char+ed adven+ures. her praises we'll always proclaim. Wifh fhis wish on our lips. we shall leave her, may her glory be ever fha same. Qu fclzavf My ' We have chosen To dedicale our book +0 you, our class advisors, for il is you who have guided us along our lane of memories. Many of +he memories we now cherish would nof exisf, had you nor been There 'lo help and direcf US. Miss Fuccio .... we remember your cheerful smile when we walked info 30I in fhe morning: 'rhe way you worked al' our 'food sales and refreshmenf boofhsg your helpful advice a+ our class meeiings. A friend as well as a feacher and advisor, you have slood by us pafienfly, and deserve more Thanks fhan we can possibly convey. MMM ZWQZK gown? Mr. Hol+ .... we remember your friendly per- sonalily and paiienf ways: your generosify in 'lhe use of your car for our food sales: your willing work loward ihe success of our class ac+ivi+ies. You were undersianding in our problems, and pleased wi+h our joys, and we shall never forgef you. I+ is wi+h gralifude and respecl +ha+ we. +he class of ninefeen hundred and fiffy-fwo, dedicafe our yearbook fo Miss Ediih Fuccio and Mr. Wal+er Holt O00 x Co-Edifors Mary Raynor Emily Vail 'S-,fx .ii i L BUSINESS STAFF .-.... Firsl' Row: Mrs. Diller, L. Lafham, J. Copun, E. Vail, M. Raynor, D. Andrade, M. Gaffga, Miss Fini Second Row: M. Charlers, B. l-lalloclc, B. Pilles, S. Kudlinski, A. Lewis, T. Begora, C. Edgar, M. J. Thompson, J. Brooks, A. Dimbaf Third Row: B. Saflcoslci, G. Proferes, T. Monsell, J. Wefmore, R. Vallely, G. l-lanli ,,, , 'il LITERARY STAFF .... Firsf Row: Mr. Levy, M. Tabor, A. Jones, T. Begora, D. Mellas, S. Penfz, Mr. Cafalano Second Row: G. Marfhias, R. Cassidy, S. Slcrezec, E. Davis, D. Osfrosld, E. Rouse Third Row: F. Sfepnoslci, J. Dimbaf, S. Horfon, R. Waqner 8 07,6 .ii d C5 T I LSOHGF VV my Sea DGWSZH: O 1 Af+hU'E'ThO'n I hil? ford hofn nf Fold R- llerkzfsa bsenfl A Einchefbregdegson fa . I HU , . . ,, Golcigld B. ' Reg TO THE C4435 OF 1952 7' our grad your Ufe' ' co ueffon Lv e very frmoorferrf fr7f7esforve on s fourney. your scfvoof days have ofreedy oe- fhe 'Vefhory lane. Ourfbg your scfvoo! Career you fre ve eccufhufefed e freesure cfvesf of rnernorfes wfwdv sfvoufd oe fs source of seffkfecffon fo you fb ffve yeers efveed fvfelhorfes of ffwrzgs 6C!7leVSOf of vfbforfes won end Mend- S6603 eerrved Cer: never oe refer: 19017, you. 8uf may your rnemorfes be e foo! es we!! es e freesure cbesf May f6ey fzefo you end frzspfre you fo greefer ecfuevehverzfq fo more frnporfenf vfbforfes end fo even Erzer 29fendsfzfQos. Moy you oe frue fo your God our courzfr ndyourseff Good fucff fo you. Weezmcxwmp 1, me rw' Firsf Row: Agnes Schaumburg: Anne Fini: Edi+h Fuccio: Marion Valvo' Ludmilla Donohue' Carl C l ' W'll' . . avm: i iam Carruihers. Second Row: Helen Mac Farlane: Florence Leufhardf: Kafhleen Diller: Jane Mc Colgan: Maureen Van Popering: Donna Downing: Maria Coon. Third Row: Avis Norfon: Fred Gibbs: Hannah Cummings: Mabel Tillinghasfg Elizabefh I-lanff: John Cafalanoz Joseph Purdy: Winifred Brooks: Lucien Lacoueffe: Ida Friedl. Fourfh Row: Vera Kefcham: Evelyn Orr: Elinore Beeler: Douglas Tompkins: Walfer Holi: Roland Levy: Joseph Young. ix 4 . V Mrs. Irene Crayfon Allendance Supervisor Mrs. Alfhea S. Gardner Secrefary 36 'V ., , .N J, WW MARJO RI E ANN GAFFGA Beaufy s+riIres 'Ihe sigh? buf mernf wins fha soul Varslly baslcelball Capl 4 Varsily Hockey 2 3 4 lnlramural Baslcerball apl' 4 Archery a minion 3 Bowling 4 orus 'Ier cass Plays I Vice pres ldenl' ol Senior Class Girls Lea ers Club 2 3 4 lclenl 4 Gym Show Ta enl Show 3 Purple Qull 4 Yearbook 3 4 Library Club Sluden1'CouncIl 3 4 S c refary 3 Vice presidenr 4 DOROTHY MAY ANDRADE As merry as I'he day is long. Class Secrelary - 4' n ra- mura Baslreiball -- ' ennis- 2 3 4' Ping 0 - I 4' Badminfon - 3' ym ow-I 2 3 4'Girls' e - ers Club -- 2 3 4 Treasurer - 1 Chorus - 2. 3. 4: Pur e u' -- 3. 43 Yearboo 3, 4: Larin Prize - 3: Honor Soc- iefyz Winner of Kaplan Schol- arship, ,Af I 'Y Q19 i JOHN F DIMBAT He who has abilnfy funds his place Bas elball 2 3 C orus Senior Play 4 n er c ass Play I Class Presndenl Talenr Show I lnlramural Baskelball Purp e Qu Il 4 an 2 3 Marshall 4 Volley al 2 3 Cross Counlry Business Mgr Yearbook Honor Soclefy Awards Freshman Sublecls I Cusler Science Award 3 Boys Slafe 3 Sub Academic Prize 8rh Winner of Greenporl Teach- ers Assocuahon Scholarship EMILY VAIL The hlghesf of dishnchon service fo ofhers Gifs Leaders Club 2 3 Secretary 4 lnlramura as elball - 2 3' lnlramura Volleyball - 3' lnlramura Soffball - 3' Ping Pong - I Badminfon - 3 4: Tennis - 2' Archery -- 3' Gym Show - 3 4' C o - ' Class Secrerary - 3: s Treasurer - 4' Marshall 4: Purple uill - 4 - edilor - 4' Yearbook Ediiorial Slal - 3' Hospifal s.ay ward- 'D.A.R.Cii - ship Award - 4: Yearbook - 4 Co-edifor' Honor Sociefy. 4 A L 6' I i 1 MARTHA VIRGINIA ASKEW ll'x a friendly luearl' lhaf has plenly of friends. Varslly Hockey - I. 2. 3, 4 CapI'. 3: Varsify Baslcelball - I. 2. 3. 4: Versily Soflball -- 3. 4: Varsily Volleyball - 3, 4 Capl. 4: lnlramural Baslrelball - I. 2. 3, 4 Capl. 3. 4: lnlra- mural Volleyball - 3. 4 Capt 4: Inlramural Sollball - 3: Senior Chorus - 2, 3. 4: Girls' Leaders Club - 4: Gym Show - I. 2. 3, 4: Marshall - 4: Ping Pong - 4. FRED A BAUER To worry Iu++le and sfudy lass II my idea of happiness Baslrelball I 2 Baseball 3 Chorus 2 Inler class Play - l'GymShow-I 2' a d - I 2' lnlramural Baslcelball - 4' Vo ey all - ' Cross Counlry I' lnfer-class Track Meel' - 2' Newslelfer 4. HARRY BONDARCHUK I always believe in life rather 'Ihan books. JOAN BROOKS My Ihougllfs and my conduct are my own Inlramural Baslcelball rchery Soflball Badminlon -- 4: I Pong -- I' Bowling - , : orus- 2 3 4: Inter-c ays - ' Gym Show -- 2 . 4' Talenl' Show - , 3 THERESA BEGO RA SIno's coy and peliie. ye? charming and swear. Archery - I: Chorus - I. 4: Gym Show - 2: Marshall - 4: Newsleller -- 4: Yearbook 4. DIMITRI BONDARCHUK Thai insolenf buf agreeable condilion of doing nol'hing. Newsleller - 4. Yea rboolc -- 4. ANDREW ROBERT CASSI DY Young follows will be young fellows. Baslcelball J. V. - 3: Infra- mural Baslcelball - I. 2: Fool- ball - 3. 4: Cross Country - I. 2: Chorus - 3. 4: Senior Play - 4: Infer-class Play - I: Class Secrelary -- 2: Talent Show - 2. 3: Yearbook 4: lnlramural Volleyball - 4. MARGARET JOAN COPIN l boar a charmed life. Inlramural Baslrelball - I, 2. 3, 4: Inlremural Volleyball - 3. 4: Archery - I, 2: Tennis -- 2: Bowling - 3. 4: Bad- minlon - 2. 3. 4: Chorus - I. 2, 3. 4: Inler-class Plays - I: Talenl' Show - I: Gym Show - I. 2. 4: Yearboolr - 4. RICHARD J. COWAN As good-nalured as Ihey make 'em. Baskelball J. V. - 2 Varsily - 3. 4: Baseball - 2, 3. 4: Track - 2. 3: Cross Country - I. 2. 3.4: Ping Pong - 3: Talenl' Show - I. 2: Track Awards - 2. 3: Gym Show - I. 3: lniramural Baskeiball - I: lniramural Sollball - I. i EDWARD B. DAVIS JR. Truly a man's man. Baskelball I. 2. 3: Foofball - I. 2. 3: Baseball- I. 2. 3: Ping Pong - 3: Volleyball - 3: Gym Show - 3: Marshall - 4: Sfudenf Council - 3: Newslefler - 4: Yearbook - 4: Presidenl' I: Vice-Presidenl 2: Treasurer 3: Athletic Award -- 3. ALBERT DINIZIO To be shong is fo be happy. Foolball - 2. 3. 4 Co-Capfain - 4: Track- I. 2. 3. 4: Talenf Show- I. 2: Band - I, 2. 3. 4: Gym Show - I. 2. 3. 4: Senior Play - 4: Marshall - 4: Inler-class Play - I: Intra- mural Baskelball - I. 4. ROBERT WILLIAM DOUCETT Grea'I'ness is noi measured in inches. Inframural Basketball - 2. 3. 4: lnframural Soffball - 3: Volleyball - 2. 3: Gym Show - I. 2. it an Q li- CAROL EDGAR lI's nice Io be naiural when you're nafurally nice. Chorus - I, 2. 3. 41 GYm Show -- 2: Yearbook - 4. ANN M. GACOUIN NeI'ure made her as she should: No-I' foo bad: not foo good. J. V. Baskelball - I: Infra- mural Baskefbell - 4: Cl10fUS - 2: Senior Play - 4: Talenf Show - I. 2: Girls' Leaders Club - 2, 3. 4: Purple Quill - 4: Cheerleading - l. 2. 32 Gym Show - 2. 3. 4: Archery - I. 2. 3: Yearbook- 4. BEVERLY JEAN HALLOCK Very PUPPY- very ew- vw cheerful all fhe day. Varsily Hockey - I, 2, 3. 4: Varsify Basketball - I. 2. 3. 4: Varsily Volleyball - 3, 4: Varsify Sollball -- I. 2. 4: Tennis - I. 2: Bowling - I: Gym Show - I. 2, 3. 4: Chorus - I, 2. 3. 4: Talent Show - l. 2: Marshall I, 4: Girls' Leaders Club - 4: Cheerleader -- I. 2. 3: Year- book - 4: Library Club - I. STEWART W. Y. HORTON He had a heed Io confrive. a 'Iongue fo persuade. and a hand fo execuh. any mischief. Senior Play - 4: Chorus - 4: Yearbook - 4. HERBERT WILSON JACOBS The will of a men is his hap- piness. Chorus - I, 2, 3. 4: Senior Play - 4: Talent Show - I. 2, 3. 4: Marshall - 4: Inter- class Play - I: Yearbook Statt -4. ANNE ROSEMARY JONES EIegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy. Girls' Leaders Club - 3, 4: Chorus - 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Field Hockey -- 3, 4: Gym Show - 3. 4: Senior Play - 4: Softball -- 3: Intramural Basketball- 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4: Talent Show - 4: Yearbook - 4: Shakespearean Festival - 4: Honor Society. STELLA ANN KU DLINSKI Her sunny disposition is a sure cure for almost anything. Varsity Hockey - I, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball - I. 2. 3.4: Varsity Softball - I. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Volleyball - 4: Tennis - I, 2: Bowling - I: Bad- minton - I: Gym Show - 2. 3, 4: Girls' Leaders Club - 4: Chorus - 2: Marshall - 4: Yearbook - 4. ARLENE J. LEWIS Her own special personality attracts everyone. Varsity Hockey - 2. 3. 4 Capt. 4: Varsity Basketball - I, 2, 3,4 Capt. 2: Varsity Sott- ball I, 2. 3, 4 Capt. 3: Chorus - 2, 3: Senior Play - 4: Tal- ent Show -- 2. 3.4: Gym Show - 2. 3.4: Marshall 2.4: Year- book- 4: Tennis - 2, Treas- urer ot Athletic Association -- 4. GEORGE MATTHIAS Agreeable, 'full of fun, well liked by everyone. Chorus - l. 2, 3, 4: Band - 2: Track - 2, 3. 4: Basketball -- 3: Gym Show - I. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball - 3. 4: Senior Play - 2, 4: Talent Show -- I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country - I. 2, 3, 4: Purple Quill - 4: Class Treasurer - 2: Treasurer A A - 3: Class Vice-president 3: Intervclass Play - I: Marshall- 4: Year- book - 4: Intramural Volley- ball - 4. . LAWRENCE MAZZO Life without sport is not life. Football - I, 2, 3. 4: Basket- ball- I. 2: Baseball- l, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain - 4: Track - I. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play - 4: Marshall -- 4: Band - I, 2: Yearbook -- 4. DORIS MELLAS With the brightest of eyes and the brownest ot hair. Chorus - 3, 4: Hockey -- 3: Intramural Basketball - 3, 4: Intramural Softball - 3: Var- sity Basketball -- 3, 4: Varsity Volleyball -- 4: Intramural Volleyball - 4: Gym Show - 3, 4: Marshall - 4: Purple Quill - 4: Newsletter -- 4: Varsity Softball - 4: Year- book - 4. THOMAS MONSELL Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Chorus - I. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play - 4: Purple Quill - 3: Yearbook Literary Statt - 3, 4: Library Club - I: Marshall - 4: Talent Show - 2, 3, 4: Cross Country - 2: Inter-class Play - I: Shakespearean Fes- tival - 4. DQNALD OSTROSK' ssokes rnorskss I am myself my own com- mender. Baskelball - I, 2. 3, 4: Fool'- ball - 2. 3. 4: Cross Counlry - l:Track - l, 2. 3, 4: Talenl Show - 2: Newsleller - 4: Yearbook - 4: lnlramural Vol- leyball - 4. SHIRLEY PENTZ Saucy nofe, oul' of sound hearf and merry lhroal. Gym Show - 2. 4: Bowling - l, 2: Badminlon - I: Chorus - I, 2. 3.4: Senior Play - 4: lnfer-class Plays - I: Sec- relary of Class - I: Talenr Show - 2, 3. 4: Purple Quill Business Manager - 4: Lib- rary Club - I, 2, 3, 4: Mar- shall - 4: Sluden? Council - 4: Yearbook -- 4: Adverlising Commillee. BARBARA PILLES Those quelilies upon which friendship live. Archery - I: Ping Pong - I: lnlramural Baskelball - 2. 3: Bowlin -- 2 3 4' G m Show 9 1 - - Y - 2, 4: Varsily Volleyball - 3. 4: lnframural Volleyball - 3. 4: Varsily Soflball - 3. 4: lnlramural Sollball - 3. 4: Chorus - 2, 3, 4: Yearbook - 4. RONALD PRINCE Magnlficenf speclecle of human happiness. Senior Play - 4. or pave be iff? V065-hiv ge B' '79nau'2 flpfw :Ii ' Q., Vi Quiet 'lil you gel him going. Baskelball - I, 2. 3. 4 Co- Caplain 4: Foofball - 4: Cross Counlry - 2, 3: Base- ball - 2. 3. 4: Track - 3: lnlremural Coach - 4: Chor- us -- 3. 4: Senior Play - 4: lnler-class Play - I: Purple Quill -- 3: Yearbook - 3: Volleyball - 2. BRUCE RACKETT Life is nol' so shorl buf 'lhal +here is always lime, enough for courlesy. Baseball - 2: Gym Show - 'l, 2, 3. 4: Inlramural Beskef- ball -- 3: Marshall - 4. MARY RAYNOR Of all fhose urls in which lhe wise excel, nefure's chief mes- ferpiece is wrifing well. Senior Play - 4: Purple Quill - 4: Varsily Hockey - 4: ln- lramural Baskelball - 4: Var- sily Baskelball - 4: lnlra- mural Volleyball - 4: Gym Show - 4: Co-Edilor Year- book - 4: Honor Sociefy. BARBARA SATKOSKI A smile so friendly and so warm. Archery - I: Bowling - I: lnframural Baskelball - I. 2, 3: Varsify Volleyball - 3, 4: Inframural Volleyball - 4: Gym Show - l. 4: Chorus - 2. 3. 4: Yearbook - 4. Hrv- 'mlb .-as, 'fi EVELYN SHEPARD For 'lhe good are always merry. Archery -- I, 2: Badminlor 2, 3, 4' Varsily Baskelball -- I. 3, 4: Volleyball - 42 Soflball 2, 3, 4: lnlramural Baskelball -- 2, 3, 4: Chorus - I, 2, 3, 4: Inler-class Plays -- I: In- lramural Sollball - 2, 3, 4: lnlramural Volleyball - 4: Gym Show - 4. STANLEY SKREZEC JR. Confidence is 'Ihe conqueror of men - and women. Baseball - I, 4: Foolball 2. 3. 4 Co-Caplain 4: 7xll Schol- aslic Cross Counlry - I: Track-3. 4: Gym Show-32 Inlramural Baskelball - 2: Newsleller - 4. FRANK STEPNOSKI SmooIh runs 'Phe water where fho brook is deep. Baseball- 2, 3, 4: lnlrarriural Baskelball - 3, 4: Newsleller -- 4: lnlramural Volleyball - 3, 4. MARJORIE TABOR lI's beller Io be small and shine, lhan Io be large and casl' a shadow. Inlramural Volleyball - 3, 4: lnlramural Baskelball - 3, 4: Inlramural Sollball - 3, 4: Varsily Hockey - 3, 4: Varsily Volleyball - 3, 4: Varsify Baskelball - 3: Varsi+y Soli- ball - 3.4: Gym Show - 2, 3.4: Chorus - 2, 3, 4: Mar- shall - 4. HELENE TAPPERT Life is no'l life al' all wilhoul' delight Chorus -- l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play - 4: Library Club - I: Gym Show - I, 2, 3: Infra- mural Baskelball - 2, 3, 4: Archery - I: Tennis -- I, 2: Baskelball - 2. MARY JEANNE THOMPSON Thero's a mischievous fwinkle in hor eye. Chorus - I, 2, 3. 4: Infer- class Plays -- I: Library Club -- I: Gym Show - I: lnlra- mural Baskelball - I: Archery - I: Yearbook - 4. RENEE VALLELY A good hear? is worlh all Ihe heads in Ihe world. Gym Show - 2, 3, 4: Hockey - 2, 3: Chorus - I, 2, 3, 4: Purple Quill - 4: Yearbook - 4: Talenl' Show - 4. CONRAD VOLINSKI We gran? allhough he had much wif, he was very shy in using if. Baseball - 2.4: Foolball - 2, 3, 4: Gym Show - I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball - 3: Marshall - 4' Inlramural Volleyball - 3, 4: Newsleffer - 4: Yearbook - 4. hold my l'ongue. mural Baskelballf - lnlramural Sollball JEAN VOLINSKI Bu+ break my hear? if I mus+ Badminton - I, 2, 3: Infra- 3.4: -I,2,3, 4: Varsily Softball -- 3, 4: Varsify Baskelball - 2, 3, 4: Varsily Volleyball 3. 4: JOHN WETMORE To know how 'lo hide one's abilily is a great skill. Baskelball - I, 2, 3, 4 Co- Caplain 4: Baseball - 2: Foolball - 3, 4: Cross Counl- ry - 2: Marshall - 4: Gym Show - I: Inlramural Basket- ball Coach -- 4: Yearbook Bowling - 2, 3, 4: Gym Show - 2, 3, 4: Purple Quill -- 4: --4. treasure. Chorus - l. 2, 3, 4: Infer- class Plays - I: 'Library Club -- I, 2, 3.4: Marshall- 4: Yearbook - 4. ROBERT WAGNER Knowledge is fha greelesl Baseball - 2, 3, 4: J. V. Bas- kefball - 3 Varsily Baskelball - 4: Cross Counlry - 2, 3, WILLIAM S. WHALEY Good nalure is sfronger Ihan force. lnlramural Baskelball - I, 2. 3: Volleyball - 2, 3: Infra- mural Soflball -- 2. 3: Ping Pong - 3: Gym Show - I, ANTHONY WISOWATY 4: Intramural Baskefball - I, 2, 3: lnframural Soffball - 3: Senior Play - 4: lnler-class Plays - l: Vice-presidenl -- 2: Talenl Show - 2. 3: Slu- denl Council - 3, 4: Presi- clenl 4: American Hislory Prize - 3: Purple Quill - 3. 4 Co-Ediior 4: Band - I, 2, 3: Marshall - 4: Yearbook - 4: Honor Sociefy. ROBERT WALDEN 2. 3. wisesl' of men. Few words are spoken by fha Cross Counlry - 3. 4: lnlra- mural Baskelball -- 2, 3, 4: lnlramural Soffball - A liHle nonsense now and fhen is relished by lhe basl' of men. Baseball - 2, 4: Foolball - 2, 3. 4: Baskelball Manager -- 2: Gym Show - I, 2, 3, 4: Track -- I. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play - 4: Volleyball - 3: lnlramural Volleyball - 3. In :Memoriam WILLIAM G. LEDEN 1933 - 1951 You died while in 'rhe fires of spring. You will never know our misforlunes and ioys buf your sincerily and simple faifh will always be a par+ of fhose who knew you. THE CLASS OF 1952 X952 N ATION AL HGNOR SCDCHQTY CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE Vail de C,R. , W: ,R ,Ci . I V E.. -, 0 L .. A in Mgqlhv 75, 'W R 1 in Y L . A We shall always remember our high school days. The scrapbook may grow dusfy on fhe shelf, buf from fime fo fime we shall fake if down and leaf fhrough ifs pages. As fime unfolds, we see fhe familiar faces and relive 'rhe days fhaf will never be forgoffen ..... We are reminded of our firsf year on fhe fhird floor back in '48, Alfhough we were proud fo be freshmen, we were a liffle losf and af fhe mercy of fhose awful marshals. Our officers were: Ed Davis, presidenf: Fred Davis, vice- presidenf: Shirley Penfz, secrefaryg and Clive Tyrer, freasurer. Our capable advisor, Mr. Carrufhers, led us firmly fo fhe pafh of success wifh our firsf parfy, a Valenfine Dance, fo which we could each invife one quesi. And how could we forgef fhaf hecfic one week's pracfice for Margie's Surprise , our confribufion fo fhe lnferclass Plays! Thanks fo Mr. WiIsen's direcfion and fhe co-operafion of fhe sfudenfs who fook parf, if was a musical fo be remembered. Sfill a liffle green, buf learning rapidly, we finished fhe school year. As we furn fhe pages, our minds are a gay blur of classes, foofball games, and fhe silliness fhaf always seems fo be associafed wifh being Sophomores. Mr. Maffhias and Miss McClellan were our keepers fhaf year, we remember. and our officers were John Dimbaf, presidenf: Roberf Wagner, vice-presidenf: Roberf Cassidy, secrefary: and George Maffhias. freasurer. This was fhe year +ha+ so many of us disfinguished ourselves in fhe falenf show, nofably Mariorie Gaffga, Shirley Penfz, Tom Monsell and Susie Lewis: if was also 'rhe year fhaf our own George Maffhias, borrowed by fhe Seniors for fhe occasion, made such a hif in Life Wifh Fafher. We gave a Chrisfmas Dance. foo, which was so successful fhaf we gave anofher parfy in fhe springfime. We remember our Junior year when, wifh Mr. Holf and Miss Fuccio as our advisors, we elecfed fhe following fo be our officers: John Dimbaf, presidenf: George Maffhias, vice-presidenf: Emily Vail, secrefary: and Ed Davis. freasurer. We shall never forgei' fhe wild Hallowe'en Parfy we gave for fhe Seniors, or fhe soff music and preffy gowns af The Prom. Many Juniors helped io make fhe Talenf Show a hif fhai year also, and many were oufsfanding in sporfs. More sfudying, more homework: fhen if was over and fhe Seniors were giving us a picnic fo fop off fhe school year. Quife suddenly, we were Seniors. If was our furn fo yell double file! and fo sell candy fo fhe underclassmen. Wifh Mr. Holi' and Miss Fuccio refurning as our advisors, we elecfed John Dimbaf as our president Marge Gaffga as our vice-president Dorofhy Andrade as secrefary, and Emily Vail as freasurer. For our Senior Play, we presenfed You Can'+ Take I+ Wiih You , direcfed by Mrs. Diller, and proved ourselves fo be credifable performers. Time sped by and somehow magazine subscripfions were sold, dues were paid, and candy sales were over. All was in readiness for fhe biggesf evenf of fhe year, fhe Washingfon frip. We shall never forgef fhose four days and fhree nighfs spenf in fhe nafion's capifol. Four weeks lafer we danced fo Jack Sherwood's music on fhe magical nighf of fhe Prom. Then Regenfs week was over and Commencemenf had arrived . . . We close The scrapbook now, and puf if back on fhe shelf, buf memories sfay wifh us. They are parf of us as we sfand on fhe fhreshold of fhe fufure, ready fo journey our separafe pafhs through life. my G, 5 uf ,vs X 7 Wzzfafwji? ,,f f T L' 772011: Vuwaiilo QL H4140 H 'K I 'uhm 772:13 to Ju. xcucf 2rlnmfamal,77Z0!77! 81.45 Walwzdf Jam? amd! .Da-I Hui Qin-Mew? ,Jfhovafndfdflwfu :-:Q H Jchmfd if-,, Wwtdzhhba MMMMMI? ,ufrw Z0, l.97Z. .demo J' I wenT up To The aTTic Today and goT ouT my old memory book from high school. IT seems like iusT yesTerday Thai we were very growneup, sophisTicaTed seniors! As I leaTed Through The dusTy old volume, I began To Think abouT my cIassmaTes oi TwenTy years ago .... Johnny DimbaT, class presidenT, is a proTessor aT Talahassee Tech. now. He used To love To counl' money, and I undersTand he has perTecTed an enTireIy new moneTary sysTem based on worn ouT TheaTre sTubs. Midge GaTTga is now Midge WisowaTy, and she and her husband, AnThony, are ouT in EasT Marion raising poTaToes and IiTTIe Wiso- waTys. As I remember, DoroThy Andrade, class secreTary, used To have a sweeT and genTle manner. She is now sTaTioned in Tiaiuana, Mexico wiTh The Border PaTrol, and is feared by every dope smuggler and rum runner wesT of The Rockies. Along This line, Susie Lewis, The quieT, wiThdrawn member of The class is now presidenT of The local chapTer oT The W. C. T. U. JusT as I was in The middle oT my reminiscing, Helene MoTher TapperT, anoTher old classmaTe and now head of a day nursery Tor kiddies, called and said ThaT Ann Gacquin was back in Town. Ann has been Touring The counTry as a daredevil moTorcyclisT wiTh Shirley PenTz's sTupendous, marvelous and Terrific carnival. Tap also Told me ThaT Joan Brooks and Joan Copin have reTurned To k7reenporT Tor a shorT visiT. They are aT The Palace in New York billed as Brooks and Copin, Comediennes. ShorTIy aTTer I Tinished my conversafion wiTh I-Ielene, The doorbell rang and There sTood AIberT Dinizio and STan Skrezec. They are parTners in The Termife exTerminaTion business, and had come To make an inspecTion. Al Told me ThaT Ed Davis is now coaching The Yale TooTball Team, and ThaT Lawrence Mazzo plays drawback on The Old Timers pro- Tessional TooTbaIl Team Trom San Francisco. ATTer Al and WhiTey leTT, I reTurned To The aTTic and my memories. A big picTure of The senior play casT re- minded me ThaT STewarT I'IorTon has immorTalized The role oT Julius Caesar and his Roman Toga on The New Yorli sTage. Seeing The play picTure also reminded me oT poor Ronnie Prince, who is now in exile on SheITer Island, aTTer dropping a reTrigeraTor on The boss's Toe. George MaTThias, who used To work aT Levines, now owns The' place and has changed The name To MaTThias' Bargain MarkeT. Upon Turning The page, I saw The picTure oT The WashingTon Trip, which l'Il -never TorgeT. Poor Miss Fuccio and Mr. HoIT, our class advisors who wenT wiTh us - - - Miss F. is now over in ITaly sTudying The origin oT ancienT cave men, while Mr. I'IoIT has given up Teaching maThemaTics and now plays a hoT piano in Tex Beneke's band. Speaking oi Teachers, a Tew oT our number enTered ThaT dreadTul profession. Frank STepnoski is The popular hisTory Teacher aT G. H. S. now, and Barbara SaTkoski has Taken Coach Der Cola's place as driver educaTion insTrucTor. I-Ierby Jacobs. being iusT The home-boy Type aT hearT, is The home ec. Teacher, and he can burn cakes even beTTer Than Miss Fini did. A shoT oT The gym show broughT to mind Renee Vallely, who is now The gym insTrucTor. Renee Tinally learned To vaulT over The horse , and is now puTTing The girls Through Their paces. MarTha Askew, whom we all ThoughT would Turn ouT To be an All-American, gave up sporTs long ago, and is now Training M. P.'s Tor The Army. lI'ler mar- shalling aT old GHS made her a naTural Tor The iob.l Bobby DouceTT and Bill Whaley, noT long aTTer graduaTion, ioined a Travelling baskeTball Team, and are now The sTar Torwards. Jusf as I was going on 'ro picfures of 'rhe falenf show, fhe doorbell rang again, and fhis fime if was Bobby Walden. He sfuck his foof in fhe door and fried fo sell me some shoelaces a.nd coffee beans, buf I fold him fo go nexf door fo Sfella KudIinski's boarding house and fry fhere. Jusf as Bob was packing up his shoelaces nd coffee beans fo leave, someone ran ouf of S+eIIa's boarding esfablishmenf yelling Fire , The nexf fhing I knew, smoke was pouring ouf of The windows and fhe Fire Deparfmenf was on fhe scene squirfing wafer on fhe blazing inferno. Bob Cassidy drove up in fhe big red chief's car and sfarfed giving orders. Affer fhe firemen, Bruce Rackeff, John Wefmore. and Don Osfroski had puf ouf fhe fire, and everyfhing had quiefed down I refurned fo my memory book again. Seeing Don Osfroski, I fhoughf of his flourishing florisf business, which he owns ioinfly wifh someone named Kalin. Speaking of flowers, fhe Bondarchuk boys. Danny and Harry, have made a name for 'rhemselves in fhe invenf- Ing business. Harry has invenfed a work sui+ which does fhe work, and Danny has perfecfed a chocolafe soda boffle. so you can eaf while drinking. Richard Cowan, now a famous sporfswrifer, is also an amafeur invenfor, and has con- frived a sfone foofball for fhe opposing feam fo pracfice wifh before game fime. The picfures of fhe falenf show broughf fo mind Tom Mansell who is now a sfand-in for fhe famous movie sfar, Clark Gable. Tom doesn'f mind fhe job. because he gefs fo make love fo fhe forrid acfress-singer, Miss Anne Jones. Bofh happen fo be graduafes of our class of '52, Several of fhe old gang are now in far away places. Frifz Bauer fook Mr. Carrufhers liferally. and is now labor- ing in fhe Siberian salf mines. Mary Raynor has realized her life-long ambifion and is now a missionary in Africa feach- ing fhe cannibals baskef weaving. Emily Vail is fhe newly acclaimed Dorofhea Dix of Paris. She gives advice fo love-Iorn Frenchmen, Marge Tabor and Theresa Begora gof fogefher righf affer graduafion for a bicycle four of Europe. They were Iasf seen somewhere in fhe Swiss Alps. Remembering fhe good old days made me feel sorf of sad, and fo cheer myself up I wenf down fo fhe Paradise for a soda. George Proferes, fhe propriefor, was very busy ierking sodas and he fold me fhaf business has been very poor for fha lasf few weeks. I didn'+ say anyfhing, buf I happen fo know fha? one of his employees. Roberf Wagner, is eafing up all fhe profifs. Bob. in a mad desire fo gain weight, gave up his job as corrupfion advisor fo Presidenf Taff, and refurned fo fhe Paradise fo fry and puf on some pounds. As I was refurning home, I sfopped fo 'ralk wifh Carol Edgar. who has iusf refurned from Bellevue where she is an occupafional fherapisf. Affer giving fhe GHS boys so much help wifh fheir homework, she was perfecf for fhe iob. Wifh Carol was Jean Volinski, who had a few days off from fhe lighf- house. Jean leads an excifing life as keeper of 'rhe Orienf Iighf. Farfher up fhe sfreef I ran info Barbara Pilles, who is sporfing anofher engagemenf ring. Barbara is The belle of Greenporf, having been engaged sevenfeen fimes fo dafe. I also saw Connie Volinski on a scaffold in fronf of fhe A 8: P. He was painfing a sign for 'rhe manager of 'rhe sfore, Mary Jeanne Wellingfon. Mary Jeanne used fo be secrefary fo 'rhe presidenf of fhe Sourmash Chicken Feed Company, Evelyn Shepard, buf she quif because her pay was chicken feed. Evelyn is famous in chicken feed circles as fhe old hen who really makes fhem lay! When I refurned home, I found a Ieffer from Beverly Hallock awaifing me. She is over in Hawaii working on a fishing bpaf for Pell Enferprises, Inc. Her husband, who runs fhe business, ran shorf of nafives, so he puf Bev fo work. She fold me 'rhaf Tool' Mellas was also in fhe Islands. She is employed as a hula dancer af one of fhe Honolulu nighi spofs. Affer reading Bev's Ieffer, I dusfed my old memory album and replaced if in ifs corner in fhe affic. If doesn'1 seem possible, diary, fhaf fwenfy years have passed so quickly. As I look back on fhem, I realize fha? fhey have been happy years full of unforgeffable experiences, buf perhaps fhe mosf plealsanf days of all were fhose spenf af good old GHS. Our class was a good one and we had many happy fimes fogefher. We were fypical school kids, and fhe memories of our fypical school days are safisfying and pleasanf fo fhink about Here's hoping fhey will linger wifh us forever, fo give us a liff when we need if 'rhe mosf. Y ....-0.--...,,.,,,,,, MCH: Amity. 90 99' 41 I MRBY f IE vi .ZA +4 F 5,11 we -' ggucxed W Q.. K X 'SX Q 1 90,46 B, . QSJL is , o ,safsi 9 -5. , I KUDW xx WANG s. 'AER ,Ogg ' of g Nmfou DMN fe' EDDIE DONNQE: ' e Nu . 'F' , A u Gfoasx 1 , M I y x R 9,6 I' H bad, T se ul Q m,,.,. Long lo be remembered in The memories ol fhose who saw I+, was The Green- porf High School Senior Play, You Can? Take I+ Wilh You , presenfed November lb, l95I. All previous rave nolices were fulfilled when 'The performers gave all in aH'end- ance a very enioyable evening. Nor only did 'rlwe acfors and acfresses do a line iob, buf Those behind The scenes also deserve credil lor a smoofh, well-run show. Firsf on The lisf was Mrs. Kalhleen Diller, who direcled lhe produclion, and her assisfani, Mrs. Douglas Roberlson, who len? Technical assislance and helped wilh make-up. Seniors who 'roolc parr in You Can? Take If Wi+h You , are picfured above righl. They include, kneeling from lell To righf, Lawrence Mazzo as a G-Man: Tom Monsell as Mr. Kholenlcov: Bob Wagner as Tony: John Dimbal as Mr. Kirby: Slew l-lor+on, DiPinna: and George Proferes and Alberf Dinizio, G-Men. Sland- ing leff lo righf are Bob Cassidy as Henderson: Helene Tapper? as Miss Wellinqfon: Arlene Lewis as Rhebag Midge Gaffga as The Coun+ess: George Mallhias as Grandpa Vanderhovy Shirley Penrz as Penny Sycamore: Herb Jacobs as Paul Syc- amore: Ann Jones as Alice Sycamore: and Mary Raynor as Mrs. Kirby. '-Sh , egg 4' Yin 73 'U Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba . .. Paul Sycamore Mr. De Pinna Ed Donald Marlin Vanderhol Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenlchov Gay Wellingfon Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby 6-Men Clga f Shirley Penfz A Ann Gacguin Arlene Lewis . Herb Jacobs Slewarf Hor+on Ronald Prince Anfhony Wisowafy George Maffhias , .. Ann Jones Roberr Cassidy Reber? Wagner Thomas Monsell Helene Tapperf John Dimbal' Mary Raynor Lawrence Mazzo Alberl Dinizio George Proferes Marjorie Gallga 3 .ln 'Q Yfsw' if ff, Firsf Row: S. Horion, A. Dinizio, W. Whale , R. Walden, J. Wefmore, B. Racke++, J. Dimbaf, G. Maiihias, R. Wagner. C. Volinslci, R. Prince, D. Bondarchulc, R. gassidy, H. Jacobs, G. Proferes, T. Monsell, R. Cowan, R. Douceh' Second Row: F. Sfepnoski, S. Skrezec, E. Davis, D. Osfroslci, F. Bauer, A. Wisowafy, L. Mazzo Third Row: T. Begora, M. Tabor, M. Raynor, A. Jones, E. Vail, S. Kudlinslci, B. Hallock, B. Sailcoslci, C. Edgar, A. Gac- quin, A. Lewis, Mr. Holi, Miss Fuccio, H. Tapperf, D. Mellas, B. Pilles, M. J. Thompson, J. Volinski, R. Vallely, M. Askew, E. Shepard, J. Broolcs, J. Copin, D. Andrade, M. Gaffga, S. Peniz. Mr. Hanflce Um ZUaM1hgzDw.'7iup So many poignanl' memories are siirred a+ 'rhe meniion of Washingion, D. CJ The fours on Those four days, from April I4-I7, were a whirl of whi+e buildings, marble pillars, green lawns, and siairs io climb lihere are 898 sleps fo +he iop of 'rhe Washingion Monumenill Wifh longing eyes we waiched 'rhai green s+ulf roll off The presses af ihe Bureau of Engraving and Prinfing, and fhe girls especially loved Annapolis, even if if was pouring rain when we visiied I+. Bob and Jim, our bus drivers added much 'ro 'rhe fours by 'iheir corny jokes lspealcing of window pains .... l and Mr. Hanike charmed us all wiih his 'rwinlcling eyes and his perpefual cigar. Even ihe elevafor girls who Tool: delighi in siopping wiih a jerk, and The man wi'rh his precious million-dollar rug won'T be forgoifen in a hurry. How we howled when Miss Fuccio was loclced in 'ihe ladies room on 'rhe 'rrain and had io be rescued by ihe con- duclorl Those conduciors roolc a lo'r from us as we roamed around, siuclc our heads ou? ihe windows lo cool off and were impaiieni io ear. Speaking of ealing, 'rhe food was good. buf we remember a liiile 'foo many green peas in ihere someplace. We can'+ forgef fhose sleepless nighis, roaming +he halls, always on 'rhe loookouf for Mr. Holi and Miss Fuccio, or fhe house defeclive. Thai door in 'rhe hall came in handy, buf if closed wifh an awful bang. Thursday noon came 'loo fast and our +rain spec ou'r of Washingion wi'rh i'rs cargo of forfy-nine 'fired seniors and fwo sfill-pafienf chaperones. The Roger Smifh Hofel waving goodbye wi'rh relief, we relurned home where +he wafer 'rasies good and people sleep ai leasl' four hours a night X 1- : . A, A4 ,-mls R NA W' if www' v SL L -vs 'Fx I' 1 'Q 'YJ' ik X L! J .3 wi ,f y T 6 Q? 149 Nr' ' 'J' W -A 1-.x x I .MN TTA 75-XXX f- Y 4 1 f - 'fx ,, 366 . Sorf ,X N ,KVE ,, , 2,1 'XXX EX U bf my .f fa., fm X X-10+ ' N X -A f 1'E'6f,5W? f 40 if f- by 4' 111151 5' N--' Y lj 7 Q, 'fi gf si.- 4mL9?faas- ' ' 2: L' Z f:,,,, 4:3459 - :il if W . ,fill r f,,,,,,ll X, y xi'4E'4-.,,,', 'J adv, s ff! x ' X '45 ,: A 'A .1 ' - ,Z - W V Q 1 NC if 'xi I K B X S- b Q4 0 N51 X -., ..- V r n X x - X A '- 4 gf FF, -an Shorily aiier fhe opening ol school in Sepfember, lhe ambiiious juniors began plans lor iheir social lives, which included lhe Halloween Pariy, a Valeniine Dance, and 'rhe Junior-Senior Prom. Bob Uiz acied as Masler ol Ceremonies ai ihe l-lallowe'en Dance, while Peier Vallely served ai lhe Valenline Dance. lniroduced for ihe iirsl lime ai The l-lallowe'en Pariy was ihe boys' sexiei which gained fame during ihe year in ihe Taleni Show and lhe exchange assembly wiih Weslhampion. Connie Pappas, Bob Ulz, Eddie Rouse, Bill l-lorne, George Morlon, and Peier Vallely were 'rhe members oi 'rhe popular aggregaiion. Elizabelh Jarvis, Lydia Laiham, Beryl Lederle, Sue Horn, Eddie Rouse, Emma Jean Davis, Mary Chariers, Arlene Dimbal also pariicipaied in The Taleni Show. The Junior Class previously laclcing dramalic ialeni, discovered This year a new siar, Connie Pappas, who iook parl in 'rhe Shakespearean scene ai l-ioislra College. When 'rhe Juniors sponsored an assembly in Weslhampion, 'rhis scene was repealed and was one oi The highlighis oi ihe program. Represeniing lhe class in sporls 'rhis year were len boys and ihirieen girls. They include Bill l-lorne, Peler Vallely, Connie Pappas, Bob Uiz. Eddie Rouse, Ed Ksyzminslci, Sian Lowe, Ed Reeves, Elberi Luce, and George Cowan lor lhe boys. and for ihe girls Mary Char+ers, Emma Jean Davis, Beryl Lederle, Sue l-lorn, Shirley Syreii, Sue Van Popering, Kay Tresham, Doris Verily, Joan Price, Carol Tufhill, Frieda Kluge. Elizabeih Jarvis. and Judy Thornhi'l. The arrival of ihe class rings closed The year wiih ihe iuniors looking forward eagerly io fheir gloriou senior year! CWM aj 5 Eirsf Row: Mrs. M. Van Popering, S. Horn, E. Rouse, M. Charlers, B. Horne, V. Mullen, K. Tresham, Mr. Tomkins Second Row: G. Raclceil, L. Laiham, E. Jarvis, M. Wasilewslci, J. Thornhill, C. Tuihill, J. Price, S. Syrell, , Third Row: D. Biggs, B. Kalin, F. Kluge, J. Miller, D. Verily, F. Gloria, K. Droslcoslci, l. Moore, S. Van Popering, Fourfh Row: E. Ksyzminslci, J. Monsell, P. Vallely, S. Lowe, R. Ulz, A. Dimbaf, C. Pappas Fiiih Row: J. Carlozzi, E. Kramer, E. Reeves, l-l. Sammis, G. Cowan, G. Morion, J. Richards Q ' ' 'ix Firsi Row: E. Layden, R. Lamb, P. Droskoski, S. Thilberg P. Jones, M. Fenwick, Mr. Carrufhers Second Row: M Kiski, G. Hanii, V. Unander, C. Marfocchia, M. Klipp, M. Fosfer, L. Lariero, R. Raynor, P. Reyes Third Row: R. Cowan, M. Trower, H. Davis, J. Brower, D. Ruiher, D. Greenhalgh, J. Dawson Fourrh Row: P. Wasilewski, J. Turhill, W. Harrison, D. Presion, D. Clark, G. Cowan, R. Corazzini, T. Breese Fiffh Row: F. Begora, R. Norkelun, W. Pell, F. Shipman. F. Swiskey, C. Bondarchuk, F. Grafian, J. Erickson ezwom The class of '54, having begun i+s freshman year wi+h a gala Si. Pairick's Day Dance, opened iis sopho- more year wifh ihe lradirional Chrislmas Dance. ln confrasf To +he beaufiful Yuleiide fesliviiies, ihe Sopho- mores closed fhe year wilh +he Hobo Hop. Under fhe capable guidance of Mr. Carruihers and ihe class officers, Bob Lamb, President Shirley Thilberg, vice-presidenig Pal' Droskoski, secrerary, and Ed Layden, Treasurer, rhe sophomores had a highly success ul year, financially and socially. Represeniing fhe class in boys sporis were Tom Breese, Bill Pell, and Donald Greenhalgh, while +he girls' 'reams were sirengfhened by Vida Unander, Helen Davis, Shirley Thilberg, and Greia Hanii. In fhe Talenl' Show, sophomore falenl was offered by Greia Hanii, Marjorie Klipp, Vida Unander, Bill Harrison, Dick Presion, Frank Swiskey, Doroihy Rufher, and Jean Brower. As +he year drew 'ro a close, +he class of '54 realized fhal half of ifs siay in high school was complefe. Remembering fheif successful year full of pleasing memories, 'rhe soon-+o-be juniors were also looking for, ward To a full and aciive junior year. In Memoriam JACK FREDERICK QUARTY February 23, 1936 - May 3, 1952 4155... ln Sepfember of I95I, Greenporr High School was invaded by a group of eager young men and women called freshmen , We remember 'rhaf +hey had sharpened pencils, new nofebooks and all fhe equipmem' needed fo be good freshmen. Under fhe direcfion of fheir class advisors, Mrs. Diller and Mr. Levy, 'rhe frosh gof off fo a quick s+ar+ wifh The elecfion of officers. Jim Charfers was elecfed presidenf, Charlofle Hanff, vice-presidenf, Mary Webb, secrefary, and Danny Wilson, freasurer. Sara Raynor and Jim Charfers were elecfed info Homeroom Congress. Firs'r on 'rhe agenda of freshman acfivilies was fhe S+. Pafrick's Day Dance, wifh Jack Mulhall acfing as Masfer of Ceremonies. Hal's Band supplied +he music for 'rhis firsf bu+ very successful venfure. In May, a rummage and food sale was given by 'rhe class +o raise money. G. H. S. sporfs feams were boosfed greafly by freshman bo s. Clifford Ufz, Bu+fons Krouse, Tony Volinski, Billy Tufhill, John Monfgomery, Harry Bubb, Henry Myslborski, Eddie Skrezec, Jim Afwell, Philip Proferes, and Reggie Tufhill were parficipanfs in foofball, and various ofher sporfs. Fred Gagen, Arfhur Eberling, Floyd Feldman, Jacli Mulhall, and Jos Bush also confribufed fo +he spor+s picfure. Girls in fhe class who wenf ouf for hockey, baskefball or soffball were Helen Olson, Sue Coyle, Carol La Bad, Evelyn Nichols, Alvania Whi+e, Charloffe Hanff, Barbara Thornhill, Marcella Feidler, and Sara Raynor. As +he end of fhe year approached, fhe sharpened pencils were sfubs and fhe new nofebooks were ragged, buf fhe freshmen had moved up a no+ch, and now +here's anofher page in +he memory book awaifing fhe nexf group of HSWCOFYNSFS. Firs+ Row: S. Clark, D. Cosfello, J. Mulhall, S. Raynor, J. Charfers, D. Wilson, C. Hanff, M. Webb, B. Kaufer, B. Andrews Second Row: Mrs. Diller, E. Nichols, M. Higbee, M. Raynor, D. Thilberg, A. Dean, V. Mazzaferro, C. La Baal, A. Wernikowski, L. Ewell, Mr. Levy Third Row: S. Coyle, B. Thornhill, T. Droscoski, A. Whife, M. Moore, C. Borkoski, E. Habermann, V. Pirillo, S. Tabor, M. Gloria, H. Olson Fourfh Row: E. King, M. Brown, S. Kaplan, G. Ryder, B. Tufhill, C. Beck, H. Brown, F. Gagen Fiffh Row: F. Feldman, E. Boyd, J. Woodward, J. Brooks, B. Reeves, L. Ray, P. Proferes, J. Monfgom- ery, H. Myslborski, J. Bush Sixfh Row: C. Krause, J. Becker, R. Cervone, C. Ufz, R. Tufhill, A. Eberling, H. Bubb, T. Volinski, E. Skrezec, B. Younq Firsf Row: Mrs. Kelchum, J. Norlcelun, N. Goldin, D. Bush, B. Schelin, L. Maflhias, F. Tulhill, M. Turhill, J. Myslborslci, V. Welmore, B. Capon, G. Levine, Mr. Thorn Second Row: F. Broolcs, K. Webb, F. Pilles, C. Pappas, C. Fenwiclc, M. Cherepowich, M. Benlco, A. Bondarchulc, E. Miller, B. Moore, V. Schaumburg Third Row: D. Powers, R. Corazzini, A. Peave, R. Biggs, E. Johnson, F. Swann, C. Krause, M. Smifh, S. Heyl, P. Towns- end Eourflh Row: A. Wagner, R. Slaples, J. Thornhill, P. Reiler, P. Carbone, A. Miller, H. Cowan, M. Jarvis, J. Swann, R. owe Filfh Row: R. Bishop, J. Madsen, D. Case, G. Grilli, A. Lederle, J. Wilson, J. Alwell, A. Cuiprylc, J. Heaney v-- l am 1 M hnnmnfi Firsl' Row: Mrs. Leulhardl, M. Karl. S. Appelr, D. Corwin. S. Lellman, J. Pilles, Coslello, J. Sfurm, Mr. Gibbs Second Row: J. Cowan, J. Thomas, E. Slepnoski, N. Reeves, J. Weeks, G. Hallas, D. Wilson, A. Sfrange, M. Wilson A. Howard Third Row: E. Polloclc, P. Ozaro, D. Munch, H. Mallhias, A. Moerland, D. Hunlon, W. Lieblein, F. Jacobs, R. Grilli, Fourfh Row: R. Triggs, J. Sperling, J. Sullivan, S. Kaplan, W. Maller, P. DouceH', T. Lillis, H. Brandi ' -' ' Filfh Row: W. Sullivan, F. Randall, C. Burnham, R. Wilson, K. Mosby, J. La Bad, A. Taslcer, G. Vallely, R. Waferhouse Sixfh Row: D. Macomber, G. Tulhill, F. Fiedler, J. Moore, C. Moore, C. Monlgomery, J. Leden, R, Breese, J, Tamin ft ul! s. - V .Q 0... nk 'X i P: 7- ef ,, - K g,.' 4 x ? 1 ,,,H..LV, ,K 6 I Rf Huw, 1 f gg, Xl . .3 ,QQ b J W '- - Firs+ Row: Miss Fuccio, E. Vail, S. Kudlinski, A. Lewis, B. Hallock, A. Jones, M. Aske , D. Mellas, Mr. Holi S P + B Pilles Second Row: M. Gaflga, T. Begora, M. Tabor, . en z, . Third Row: G. Malrlhias, R. Wagner, J. Dirnbal, T. Monsell, J. Welrnore, A. Dinizio, B. Rackell, E. Davis xr ,Q ld 4 I 1 , .- We A WV 67?-Q1-Q44 H Firs+ Row: R. Sperling, F. Swiskey, M. Gaffga, S. Van Popering, J. ul i Second Row: P. Reiler, R. Waqner, R. Urz, 6. Hanlf, C. Pappas, J. Charfers s 3 ko fm J . . . Firs+ Row, lon floorl: J. Swann, G. Schaumburg, R. Raynor, M. Jarvis Second Row, lsealedlz M. A. Benko, . mi , . , . Third Row, lsiandingl: Miss Fini, B. Moore, L. Laflero, H. Cowan, B. Andrews, D. Diaz, F. Swann, B. Andrews, M. Fenwick M S 'lh C Fenwick A While 'fdufgolz 120600-- First Row: S. SyreH, L, Lalham, M. Gaffqa. D. Andrade, E. Vail, S. Penfz, D. Mellas, Mrs. Van Popering Second Row: A. Dimbaf, R. Vallely, J. Dimlznal, J. Brower, R. Wagner, G. Maflhias, T. Volinslci, M. Raynor We shall never forgel +he Purple Quill, our school newspaper Mrs Van Poperinq fhe facull . . , y advisor, and Editors Emily Vail and Roberf Wagner furned our an inlormafive, inleresling and spicy Q 'Il fh' I ui is year. + will help us in many ways lo preserve The memories ol our aclivifies al G. H. S. Under fhe direcfion of John Ca+alano, 'rhe NewsleHer s+afF crea+ed a newspaper for alumni in +he service. This innovafion in Greenporf publicalions served as a tie befween +hose in 'lhe armed services and we, lhe s+uden+s of G. H, S., who will remember fhem always. Eirsl Row: Mr. Calalano, J. Brooks, C. Edgar, T. Begora, D. Mellas S Renlz, M. Askew Second Row: D. Bondarchulc, E. Bauer, E. Rouse, J. Sfepnoslci, E. Davis, S. Slcrezec, A. Dinizio, D. Qsfroslci W i if gf A j Q 'V - L ' 35 li J l . X .Q A xv x . gi H? Y' A U A is llllllUTLl.l - img- iltmi s vm FirsT Row: H. MaTThias, W. MalleTT, S. AppelT, D. Munch. Second Row: B. Capon, J. Cowan, A. Miller, H. Brandi, A. Moerland, C. Bumble, J. STurm, J. Sperling, D. HunTon Third Row: J. Pilles, D. Corwin, A. STrange, D. Wilson, W. Sullivan, C. Burnham, C. MonTgornery, A. Tasker, G. Hallas, A. Howard, M. CosTello, M. Wilson. Miss Orr. EveryThing Trom The Ladies Home Journal To The dicTionary, from Uncle Remus To The Decline and Fall can be Tound in our orderly library. For Their invaluable service To The school, The library clubs, under The guidance oT our librarian, Miss Orr, are The ones we have To Thank. These Two organizaTions, one Tor junior high school and one Tor high school, are responsible Tor a viTal parT oT school life - The library. Aside Trorn Tending our books, The Two clubs have given an assembly, played hosT To The P. T. A., sponsored ExhibiTion Day, and Taken parT in oTher imporTanT TuncTions. OTTicers oT The Senior Library Club are Shirley PenTz, presidenTg Camilla MarTocchia, vice-pres- idenT: and Gail Ryder, secreTary. The Junior Library Club oTTicers are Beverly Capon, presidenTg AniTa Miller, vice-president Diane Woodward, secreTary: and Donald HunTon, reporTer. R. Raynor Second Row: Miss Orr FirsT Row: V. Pirillo, 6. Ryder, S. Clark, D. CosTello, S. PenTz, V. Maziaferro, M. Klipp, C. MarTocchia, D. Wilson, M. Fenwick, L. LaTTero, PresidenTs: B. Capon, S. PenTz as A T f ,mf ..1.4,.. ki.. Edwina Green Beryl Lederle Hilda Kaplan G. H. S. wouldn'+ be ,Cn H. S. wi+hou+ i'rs colorful band, which noi only looks sharp, buf also plays sharp music. The band lcepi' us humming a+ +he 'foofball games and preceding various assemblies and programs. H' also 'look a big par+ in 'I'he May Concert and several Greenporl' parades. Under +he direcfion of Mr. Purdy, +he band has added much +o The musical program in our schdol. Those from fhe band who were deemed qualified, were given opporiunify lo develop lheir falenl' fhrough various compe+i1'ions and exfra fraining. High sfepping fwirlers for 'ihe band +his year were Helen Cowan, Hilda Kaplan, Edwina Green, Penny Hudson, and Beryl Lederle, maiorefie. Firsf Row: S. Coyle, M. Benlco, R. Biggs, S. Kaplan. F. Brooks, J. Myslborslci, M. Smifh, D. Corwin, J. Tu+hill, N. Goldin. M. Brown, D. Powers, A. Ebeling, C. U+z, F. Gagen Second Row: R. Bishop, K. Webb. A. Wagner, C. Marfocchia, M. Klipp, P. Townsend. A. Peavey, J. Norkelun, L. Maf- fhias, A. Tasker, H. Brandi, M. Tufhill, D. Bush, S. Heyl Third Row: J. Leden, D. Powell, D. Case, Mr. Purdy P, fu. Q R, A Fw we F' 1530 5+ W H041-'4' ' f 1 0 ' 0 Firsf Row: J. Thornhill, V. Mullen, K. Tresham, S. Syreii, L. Lafham, D. Biggs, A. Jones, R. Vallely, D. Andrade, S. Horn, Mr. Purdy. Second Row: M. Trower, J. Brooks, A. Dimbar, K. Drslcoski, M. Wasilewslci, F. Gloria, C. Edgar, B. Pilles, M. J. Thompson, B. Safkoslci, E. Vail. Third Row: J. Copin, E. Jarvis, J. Price, C. Tufhill, D. Mellas, S. Penrz, M. Charrers, D. Verily, S. Van Popering, M. Gaffga. Fourfh Row: C. Marlocchia, M. Kislci, G. Hanlf, V. Unander, P. Droskoslci, F. Kluge, B. Kalin, J. Miller, J. Brower, D. Ruiher, T. Begora, M. Tabor. Fiffh Row: E. Shepard, M. Aslcew, H. Tappert B. Hallock, W. Pell, J. Monsell, R. Cowan, E. Rouse, C. U+z. P. Valle-ly, D. Clark. Six+h Row: S. Horlon, J. Dimbar, G. Malfhias, R. Cassidy, T. Monsell, G. Proferes, T. Breese, R. Preslon, G. Hunlon, J. Richard. Firsf Row: Mrs. Nor+on, B. Schelin, J. Norlcelun, H. Olson, B. Pilles, D. Munch, F. Turhill, M. Tu+hill, S. Heyl, G. Levine, S. Lellman J. Cowan, S. Appelf. Second Row: M. Cosfello, E. Siepnoski, L. Malrrhias, N. Goldin, M. Brown, S. Kaplan, S. Raynor, C. Hanfl, E. Johnson, D. Bush F. Broolcs, J. Sfurm. Third Row: D. Cosfello, S. Clark, A. Wernilcowslci, T. Droslcoslci, B. Thornhill, V. Mazzaferro, M. Wilson, A. Howard, D. Corwin K. Webb, A. Moerland. . Fourfh Row: S. Tabor, J. Thomas, A. While, A. Dean, J. Myslborslci, P. Carbone, M P. Townsend, C. Pappas. D. Wilson. J. Weeks. M. Webb, S. Coyle. ' ' ' ' ' ? X . i Jiw... The TV Teen Club, our '52 TalenT Show, was superbly casT and direcfed by Cecil B. Carrufhers. lfs Theme being a Television program, This year's review, wiTh iTs fine mus- ical and dramafic numbers, is one of The besT of Those sfaged here. Who could forgeT The hilarious advenTures of our old friends, The Maxwells, and The wonderful porTrayals of The fam- ily by Shirley Penfz and Tom Monsell as The proud parenfsg GreTa Hanff, Marge Klipp and Frank Swiskey as Their offspring and Jack Mulhall as The laTTer's besT friend? fThe merry mixup ThaT followed a misinferprefed Telephone message provided a Truly amusing siTuaTion.l OT course we'll remember The sparkling varieTy of acfs in parT Two ThaT showed The TalenT of our GHS sTuclenTs To full advanTage. Marge Gaffga and Ann Jones, wiTh Their melodious voices, were feafured as vocal soloisfs. Two dance numbers were included in The program. In The firsT, four rhyThmic couples gave us Their inTerpreTaTion oT The Tango. The second broughT us Sue Horn and Dick PresTon walTzing To a vocal background. A refreshing girls' quarTeT, which sang a modern version of The Irish Washerwomanu and a Trumpef duef by ArThur Ebeling and Joe TuThill were also a feafure of The show. AcquiTTing Themselves admirabl on The piano were Sybil Kaplan as soloisf and ElizabeTh Jarvis and Lydia LaTham playing a dueT. The droll monologue dehvered so well by William Harrison served To give us a humorous skefch of The Typical farm boy, while The Two skifs presenfed Rocking Chair Blues wiTh Susie Lewis and Renee Vallely and A Thief in The NighT wiTh Vida Unander and Herb Jacobs were also quiTe amusing. NaTurally The boys' sexTeT finished up The nighT wiTh a bang wiTh Their panfomime of The song No, No, A Thousand Times, No! The afmosphere of ancienT Troy came a liT+le closer To The halls of G. H. S. This year, when Three sTudenTs, Ann Jones, Connie Pappas, and Tom Monsell, parTicipaTed in The Hofsfra College Third Annual Shakespearean Fesfival on May 4Th. Under The direc- Tion of Mr. Tompkins, The amaTeur Thespians gave a very professional performance of a scene from TroiIus and Cressida . Miss Fini lenT a helping hand, and cloThed The players in auThenTic Togas and robes. 51.4 Wlifili' 'jx . ' h . . I.. H . . Am. . O 0' ooo Webbie , Rip . Toby , Tony, Mr. Powers S. Thilberg, P. Jones. M. Kiski, C. M islci M Fosfer H. Davis, E. Habermann, M. K . . . G. Hanff, V. Unancler. We'll never forgef you, Charlie for, fo Those of uslwho have grown up by your sicle, you are an ever-fo-be-remembered friend, and one of fhe pleasanfer memories of our school days. Thank you for your ninefeen years of service and friend- ship. Our youfh has been much enriched by your brighf smile and cheerful greefings. May your fufure be blessed wifh fhe besf of healfh and happiness. Lydia Lafham Cashier ea And Pro O O O arlocchia, qw? SH N214 wwS 44 s mai' 5 inf H, , ' ..-1....,,.,.. ,. .F m',,., !, lr' .., . ,, -4- , 3 'zfpo-LE... - ' K W The GreenporT eleven led by Their Two fine cap- ' Tains, Al Dinizio and STan Slcrezec compiled an enviable .,,,, A record oT Five wins in seven games. Losing only To EasT HampTon and SouThampTon, The Team hiT iTs peak aT The end of The season by capTuring Their lasT Three conTesTs, highlighTed by Their vicTory over rival Riverhead. 'RQ Tony WisowaTy, Al Dinizio, Lou Mazzo, Jim ATwell, and Don OsTroslci composed The swiTT baclcfield. The line led by All-Suffolk guard STan Slcrezec were composed of guards Bob UTz and Bob Cassidy: ends - WeTmore, Proferes, Pell and Breese: Tackles - Charles Krouse, Connie Volinski, and Bill Horne: cenTers - Ed Rouse and Ed Reeves. Due crediT musT be given To Coach Jackson for geTTing The very mosT ouT of The maTerial presenTed him. Lacking boTh heighT and experience, The Two musTs for a winning ball club, alThough noT spiriT, Green- porT's High School BaslceTball Team succeeded in winning only one ouT of eighTeen games This year. The record however does noT Tell The whole sTory Tor many a close game was losT because of The lack ol pressure in The final quarTer. Co-capTain George Preferes led The scorers wiTh a ToTal of 240 poinTs for a I3.4 average per game, Tol- lowed by Tom Breese's 135 and 7.5 average. Co-capTain John WeTmore rounded ouT The sTeady scoring wiTh I I5 poinTs. Following These boys were Jim ATwell 85, Richard Cowan 67, Jerome Heaney 27, Bill Pell 22, Ed Ksys- minslci I8, Bob Wagner I4, Jim CharTers 7, Reggie TuThill 5, and Don OsTroski 4. 7 -4 ,gli 4 2 . FirsT Row: -- W. Horne, A. Dinizio, S. Slcrezec, T. Breese . Second Row: L. Mazzo, C. Volinslci, A. Volinslci, P. Proferes, Coach Jaclcson, J. ATwell, J. Mon'l90me'Y- H- MY5lb0'5lf'- G. Proferes, C. Uh, E. Skrezec, Coach DerCola Third Row: -- H. Bubb, W. TuThill, E. Kszyminslci, E. Reeves, D. OsTroski, A. WisowaTy, C. Krouse, R. UTz. J. WeTm0re. R. Cassidy, P. Vallely FourTh Row: - R. Bubb, C. Pappas, J. Heaney, W. Pell, E. Rouse Mau? F . -- Firsl Row: E. Ksyzmlnslci, J. Wefmore, G. Proferes, T. Breese Second Row: R. Tullnill, W. Pell, R. Wagner, J. Afwell, Coach Der Cola Fira? Row: A. Ebeling, J. Heaney, C. Krouse. A. Volinski, J. Clwarlers Second Row: C. Ulz, E. Slcrezec, D. Greenhalqlw, F. Feldman, Coach Jackson Tlwird Row: W. Tuflwill, H. Bubb, P. Proferes. J. Bush, H. lvlyslloorslci I Til F za .TT Firsr Row: W. Horn, T. Breese, C. Krouse, G. Proleres, A. Volinski, J. Mulhall, L. Mazzo, R. Cowan, S. Skrezec, R. Wagner Second Row: Coach Jackson, J. Leden, J. Monfgomery, F. Feldman, E. Ksyzminski, J. Bush, F. Gagen, P. Proleres, J. Charlers, H. Myslborski, H. Bubb, Coach Der Cola The Greenporr High School l952 Baseball leam shaped up as a scrappy unil composed of a mixlure of veferans and freshmen. Holding down The infield posifions were lellermen and co-caplains Lou Mazzo al lirsl base and Richard Cowan al shorls+op. Bob Wagner, a senior, look over Frank l-loward's old spol al lhird base. Second base was filled very adequalely by Jack Mulhall, a freshman. The oullield frio was composed ol leHerman Tom Breese, and freshmen Tony Volinski and John Monlgomery, backed up by anolher freshman, Grover Thompson. Charles Krouse handled The calching assignmenl' raking up where Johnny Breese lell off. George Prolieres handled lhe pilching assignmenl' assisled very credilably by Bill Horne, Ed Ksysminski, Floyd Feldman, and Sfan Skrezec. As +he yearbook wen'r 'ro press, The leam had won fhree of 'rhe Tour games played and showed promise of giving keen compefilion for league championship. . ? i i - i ,Air I, . . A E, .. I Firsr Row: D. Oslroski, G. Mallhias, E. Rouse, C. Ufz, A. Dinizio Second Row: Coach Der Cola, L. Mazzo, S. Skrezec, G. Proleres, T. Breese, R. Cowan, had ' ' ' A. valanski ' .J7o4-4.2Z... The I95I-52 school year was a successful one in +he field of girl's sporfs. The afhlefes on +he various 'reams co-operaled under 'rhe direcfion of Mrs. Donohue, fo push +heir ralings lo lhe Top of fhe lisl. We remember fall, wi+h i'rs hocke s+icks, hockey balls, and shin guards. The leam had a very good season, wifh i+s solid halfback line consisfing of Marfha Askew, Elizabefh Jarvis, and Shirley Syrell. Mary Raynor, Mary Charfers, Grefa Hanff, Vida Unander, and Susan Van Popering capably held posifions on 'rhe forward line, while Marge Gaffga and Beryl Lederle held 'lhe difliculf posifions of fullback. Lasf buf noi least Slella Kudlinski was fhe able goalie. On Playday, we remember 'rhal' The girls won 'rwo our of 'rhree games for Greenporf. The J. V. mainfained a high rafing wifh i+s many able-bodied players who will undoubledly be promoled lo varsily posifions nexi year. Came win+er, and wifh if came fhe bbske+balls. The varsify baskefball feam consisfed of such players as Helen Davis, Marlha Askew, Vida Unander, and Arlene Lewis as forwards, and Doris Veri+y, Marge Gaflga, and Sfella Kudlinski as guards. This feam was also successful a+ Playday, winning fwo our ol lhree games. Our own Marlha Askew was high scorer for ihe season. Along wi+h baskefballs our minds lurn +o volleyball, which aH'rac+ed a large number ol girls. The ones 'lha+ parficipafed on 'rhe varsiiy 'ream are Marlha Askew, Marjorie Tabor, Beverly Hallock, Jean Volinski, Vida Unander, Shirley Syre'H', Arlene Lewis, and Dol' Rufher. Spring lel+ memories of soffball. This feam had a good average of games won and a heallhy fighfing spirif was evidem' whefher fhe. girls were winning or losing. ln summary, 'lhis year's ac'rivi+y in +he Girls' Physical Educalion De- par+men'r leff everyone who par'ricipa+ed wifh safislying memories of friendly compefifion and good sporfsmanship. Firsl Row: E. Vail, M. Gallga, D. Andrade MRS. DONOHUE Second Row: A. Jones, M. Kiski, M. Charfers, A. Dimbat S. Van Popering, S. Horn, Mrs. Donohue, E. Jarvis, S. Kudlinskr M Askew, V. Unander, B. Hallock, G. Hanff - ..Zaafur,34f ... l 1YIJVYii--h1Il0lll1IB' ' ' ' ' ' 3- Y-1 v - s Kneeling: S. Syre++, E. Davis XF? Jqzww... Firsr Row: K. Treslfiam, D. Veri+y, M. Askew, V. Unander, H. Davis, A. Lewis, S. Kudlinski, E. Jarvis, D. Mellas, A. Jones, Mrs. Donohue E. Jarvis, A. Lewis, Capiains Firs+ Row: M. G-afiga, A. Jones, G. Hanif, M. Raynor, H. Davis, S. Kudlinski, S. SyreH, S. Tlwilberg, M. Clwarfers, V. Unander, M. Askew Second Row: K. Treslwam, B. Hallock, S. Coyle, C. Tuilmill, M. Tabor, H. Olson. S. Van Poper- ing, J. Price, D. Verily, M. Trower, Mrs. Donohue 74,4-Defy... Jaw? .lwmnm ... ... '77Ia.a,cXfaf,'t'1u MW JZMYMD MW.. wg? QAM.. 1480?- Q .ding . 4 . -: X ,, ,, , . In V ..- X . ' A - ev- , fi' mf- I ,A y f me .aw - 'U , ' ,I rc 1 Firsr Row: J. Reeves, M. Van Popering, R. Lalham, V. Unander, G. Rackell, J. Pell, N. Preslon, M. Bumble, M. Askew, H. Sobieray Second Row: M. King, M. L. Johnson, B. Harris, B. Rovello, M. Freeman, J. Couller, P. Downs, M. J. Habermann, M. Brown, C. Baker, Mrs. Diller Third Row: Dr. Lamb, C. Harrell, T. Tapperl, J. Rempe, F. Hulse, M. La Bad, E. Bogashewicz, H. Freeman, A. Georgi, D. Sfacey, J. Shipman, W. Wells, J. Flalley, F. Van Wyck Fourlh Row: R. Brown, W. Walden, C. Tyrer, T. Overlon, J. Smilh, H. Lewis f If Mary Askew, allencling Lincoln School of Nursing: Carol Baker, working al lhe Henry Boolh Moore Office al Greenporl: Eugene Bogashewicz, alfending Bryanl College: Marilyn Brown, allending New Pallz Teachers' College: Roberl Brown, allending S+. Lawrence Universily: Marie Bumble, allending Easlern School for Physician's Aids: Jusline Couller, The Waves: Palricia Downs, allending Packard Secrerarial School: John Flalley, The Navy: Harold Freeman, A+ home: Margarel Freeman, allending Fisher's Secrelarial School: Alex Giorgi, The Army: Mary Jane Haberrnann, allending S+. Luke's School ol Nursing: Claylon Harrell, The Navy: Belfe Harris, working in N. Y. C.: Fred Hulse, working al home: Mary Lou Johnson, alfending King's Counly Hospilal: Marion King, now Mrs. Richard Kelchamg Merlon La Bad, working in Macy's Depl. Slore in N. Y. C.: Rosemary Lalham, affending Melhodisl School of Nursing: Harry Lewis, The Navy: Belly Lynn, working in Jaeger's Depl. Slore in Greenporl: William Overlon, allending Miami Universily in Ohio: Jacqueline Pell, allending Simmons College: Marian Van Pcpering, allending Oneonla Slale Teachers' College: Nancy Preslon, aflending La Salle Junior College: Geraldine Rackefl, Mrs. James Mellas: Jerie Reeves, allending Fisher's Secrelarial School: John Rempe, working al home: Joseph Shipman, The Navy: Helen Sobieray, working al lhe Price Agency in Greenporl: John Smilh, allending Drew Universify: Donald Siacey, working al Morell's in Greenpori Theodore Tapperl, allending Wagner College: Clive Tyrer, The Navy: Virginia Unander, allending Anlioch College Ohio: Floyd Van Wyck, al home: William Walden, working in Greenporf: William Wells. The Navy. . 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