Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

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ACTIV IT I ES Meet the Student Orgunisutions . . . STUDENT COUNCIL First row: H. Brandi. P. Terry. G. Le- vine. I). Woodward. Mr. Wilson. Second row: A. Jensen, A. Moskovey. M. Coyle. P. Carucci, B. Brooks, S. Hudson, V. Unander. Third roiv: W. Sullivan R. Biggs, Z. Kaplan, A. Klipp. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Greenport chapter of the National Honor Society, with the 1956 members not yet designated as the Beachcomber goes to press, is composed of three students with superior scholarship, leadership ability and character, and who have given untiring services to the school. At an impressive ceremony in May of their Junior year, Kay Webb, Nan Goldin and Greta Levine were received into the Honor Society. The Senior members of the organization, with President, Jack Mulhall as spokesman, welcomed the new group and introduced them to the highest honor a high school student may receive. 8

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Mrs. Norton Music Miss Orr Librarian Mrs. Pugsley Mr. Tompkins Physical Education English Mr. Wells Physical Education Grade School Faculty First row. A. Schaumburg, M. Fox, H. Mac Farlane, E. Grathwohl, M. Rhodes, M. Heaney, W. Long, I. Copin. Second row: D. Brennan, E. Brandi, M. Tillinghast, M. Sawyer, B. Musachio, E. Young, V. Ketcham, M. Young, C. Calvin. Mr. Wilson, English Mr. Young Industrial Arts

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First row: Mr. Tompkins, H. Brandi, P. Doucetl, J. Lahli, A. Tasker. J. Wells. P. Rackett, C. Burnham. 1). Hunton, J. Gloria. Second row: G. Cottral, W. Lie- blein. R. Adams, R. Brooks, J. Tasker. AUDIOVISUAL CLUB First row: P. Berdinka, B. Sche- lin. M. Benko, F. Tuthill, P. Ca- rucci, M. Bishop, G. Sledjeski. Second row: Mr. Tompkins, A. Tasker, A. King. P. Brown, J. Cowan, S. Hudson, D. Wilson, P. Carbone, 15. Brooks, R. Fiore, B. Styback. E. Fletcher. Third row: J. Myslborski, K. Webb, I). Cor- win. M. Smith, C. La Bad, C. Pappas, A. Vail, J. Tasker, H. Brandi. PURPLE QUILL Once again the Student Council devoted its wholehearted effort, to the preservation of the stan- dards of G.H.S. set by previous tradition. In order to carry out its duties successfully, ideas were obtained through the Eastern Suffolk Association of Student Councils, of which Greenport is a char- ter member. The Honor Society, in turn, with the induction of members of the Junior Class, upheld the high ideals to which it has been pledged. The Audio Visual Club, under the capable guid- ance of Mr. Bombardier and Mr. Tompkins, has given much time and energy to the technical as- sistance which the faculty and students invariably require when showing a film or setting up a speaker. The boys are always willing to lend a hand when needed in the projection room. The school receives its news via the Purple Quill, our monthly publication. New processes have been utilized this year, all improvements toward a bigger and better paper. 9