Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

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d3uiineSS Wc 'udinedd (fanarer and 'Lord 1.dhe cldilx G. Hand, M. Klipp, R. Lamb, M. Kiski. Kneeling: F. Swiskey, R. Cowan, R. Preston, W. Pell, R. Corazzini. First row: V. Unander, C. Martocchia, G. Hanff, M. Kiski, R. Lamb, M. Klipp, P. Jones, D. Ruther, M. Trowcr. Second row: M. Fenwick, S. Green, R. Raynor, S. Thilbcrg, Miss Kurachuk, Mrs. Dillcr, Miss Gage, M. Foster, Mr. Purdy, Mr. Carruthers, G. Rackett. Third row: D. Clark, T. Breese, B. Young, W. Harrison, J. Broich. 7

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 Jdonor Societ First row: M. Kiski, R. Lamb, G. HanfT. Second row: P. Dro:koski, R. Cowan, Dr. Lamb, V. Unarider, M. Klipp. One of the most notewor- thy honors which can tc achieved by a high school senior is that of election to the National Honor Society. Members of this society are chosen annually by the high school faculty on the basis of character, scholarship, lead- ership and service. Members inducted this year include: Richard Co- wan, Patricia Droskoski, Gre- ta Hanff, Marjorie Kiski, Marjorie Klipp, Robert Lamb and Vida Unander. Student Cdouncif First row: J. Myslborski, S. Thilberg, S. Kaplan, M. Herr, C. Wilsen, D. Powers. Second row: P. Townsend, W. Dinizio, A. Tasker, J. Broich, W. Harrison. Third row: Dr. Lamb, W. Wilsen, T. Breesc, N. Luce, S. Coyle. Since its inception in 1950, the Student Council has per- formed a distinct service to the school. In addition to sponsoring dances after bas- ketball games, the organiza- tion this year was responsible for placing monitors at the exits to expedite the dismis- sal of lower grade children. It was also instrumental in apprehending student offen- ders. Officers for this year were: president, Nancy Luce; vice- president, Sybil Kaplan; and secretary, Susanne Coyle. 6

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Seated: D. Ruthcr, S. Thilberg, M. Trowcr, M. Klipp, C. Martocchia, M. Webb. Standing: Mr. Carruth rs, G. Dawson, W. Harrison, L. Grattan, T. Breese, F. Swiskey, D. Clark, V. Unander, B. Young, P. Droskoski, G. Han.'!', M. Kiski, M. Fenwick. “Keep to the right!” “Double file!” and “One step at a time!” arc the familiar commands of marshals stationed at their assigned posts in the corridors and on stair- ways. The seniors, chosen as marshals by their class advisor, render a distinctive serv- ice to the school in reducing traffic con- gestion in the corridor to a minimum. Kneeling: P. Doucett, D. Hunion, J. Sperling, J. Tasker. Seated: G. Levine, G. Ryder, N. Luce, D. Earnshaw, M. Brown, P. Carbone, Mrs. Van Popering. Standing: F. Fiedler, A. Tasker, G. Vallcly, K. Webb, R. Waterhouse, S. Coyle, F. Randall, W. Mallett, R. Adams, II. Brandi, D. Macomber, Miss Orr. 5L Quiff Staff After a year’s absence, the Purple Quill returned to report and record the news of our school. Under the able leader- ship of their faculty advisors, Mrs. Van Popering and Miss Orr, and editor Deanne Earnshaw, a staff of about thirty members worked hard to produce the nine issues which appeared this year. 8