Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

The Senior Class of GREENPORT HIGH SCHOOL Presents The 1961 BEACHCOMBER Dedication Mr. Richard Manwaring As a gesture of our sincere appreciation for his enthusiasm and tireless efforts in the best interests of the senior class, we the graduating class of 1961, gratefully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Richard Manwaring. 2 Mr. Robert Neidich, principal. Administration Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Creighton 4 Mr. Gardiner Mrs. Seavers Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Diller ROW 1: Mr. Mulhall, Science, Mr. Tuthill, Science; Mr. Mclndoe. Busi- ness; ROW 2: Mr. Campbell, Lan- guage; Miss Bassignani, Business; Mrs. Brandi, Reading: ROW 3: Mr. Manwaring, Citizenship Education; Mr. Egcrt, Mathematics; ROW 4: Mr. Gildersleeve, English, Mr. Young, Language; Mrs. Young. Language. ROW I: Mr. Wells, Biology and Drivers’ Education; Mrs. Fox, Home Economics; Mr. MacDonald, Citi- zenship Education; ROW 2: Mr. Hunter, English; Mr. Jackson, Physi- cal Education; Mr. Garrett, English; ROW 3: Mr. Stoutenberg, Shop; Mr. Vindigni, Citizenship Education; ROW 4: Mrs. Hanff, Mathematics; Mrs. Pugsley, Physical Education; Mr. Jaschob, Art. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Copin, Miss Coon, Mrs. Grathwohl, Mrs. Long, Miss MacFarland. Miss Schaumburg. SECOSD ROW: Miss Sawyer. Mrs. Worrell, Mrs. V'oung, Mr. Reische, Mrs.Tillinghast, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Young. Grade School Faculty BOARD OF EDUCATION: SEATED: Mr. Hudson, President; STANDING: Mr. Coyle; Mr. Gardiner; Mr. Neidich; Mr. Burt; Dr. Goldin; Dr. Cottral. P. Tamin Remember Way Back When . . .? M. Bauer A. Begley T. Bubb J. Gloria M. Laub B. Staron H. Staples B. Harroun Class History The time — September ’57, the place — room 307. There we were, all 66 members constituting the Freshman Class, ready and raring to proceed with our first class meeting at which we elected Joseph Fiedler, president; Richard Her og, vice-president: Patricia Verity, secretary; and Sandra Thomas, treasurer. The first (and only) thing on the agenda was the St. Patrick’s Dance. With much effort and the aid of our class advisor, Mr. Manwaring, “Lep- rechaun’s Hop” proved to be a huge success in spite of the cold weather outside. The place was the same but it was a year later. We were moving up in the world. Now as Sopho- mores, we attained a higher rank. Starting the year off with a bang, we elected the following officers; Karen Dean, president; Joseph Fiedler, vice- president; Terry Bubb, secretary; Valerie Unander, treasurer. Our goal — money. We reached our goal too. The two dances we sponsored, “Angels’ Cotil- lion” and “April Showers” were financial successes. Also those “little dogs” we sold really boosted our treasury. We soon came to be known as “those rich Sophomores” to the immense satisfaction of our class advisor. Well there we were — Juniors! What a wonderful feeling. As accomplished upperclassmen, we started the ball rolling once again and elected the following competent officers; Harry Mulhall, president; Peter Lieblein, vice-president; Sarah Postwaile, secretary and Paul Jensen, treasurer. It was a terrifically busy year what with our two memorable dances, “Sweet- heart’s Ball” and “Witchcraft,” the selection of class rings (a round military ring with an entirely new type of crest) and oh yes, the prom. “Stairway to the Stars” did not contribute to the financial resources of the class but it was considered to be a great social success. Before we knew it, that last and most important year had finally rolled around. We Seniors dug into our final year with zest and vigor and at the first class meeting of the year, we chose' the following officers: Harry Mulhall, president; Peter Lieblein, vice-president; Sarah Postwaite, secretary; and Val- erie Unander, treasurer. With Washington in mind, we went all out on our magazine drive, selling more magazines than any other class in the history of the school. The first major event of the year was the Sen- ior Play. Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Jaschob, we presented “Father’s Been to Mars,” a hilarious comedy with Tony Mazzaferro playing the leading role. For the tremendous task of editing the yearbook, we chose two very capable students, Lou Berdinka and Paul Jensen. Much thanks is owed to them and Mr. Gildersleeve, their advisor. The class trip to Washington and the prom passed much too quickly and before long, graduation, our final goal, was over. Senior “Halsey, now don’t forget to ring the telephone! Remem- ber what happened at dress rehearsal? ... I know I'll for- get my lines, I just know I will! . . . Where’s my garden trowel? . . Becky, did the flowers come yet?. . . Ooh! My makeup’s running! . . . Shut up and get on stage!! ’ It was the night of December 9, 1960, when the Class of ’61 presented the incomparable hit, “Father’s Been To Mars,” a comedy in three acts. Afer six hard weeks of basic training under the able direction of Mr. Jaschob. (and with a few helpful hints from Cecil B. DeKaplan, I might add) this production proved to be very successful. Tony Mazzaferro, who skillfully portrayed the riotous Captain Galaxy, and the rest of the cast are to be com- mended for their excellent acting. The entire class can pat themselves on the back for a job well done. All the hard work on the scenery and costumes helped to make this a most memorable play. However, there were some trying mo- ments. When Zizi’s cigarette fell behind the table, everyone backstage was visualizing the Greenport Fire Department desperately trying to save the auditorium. And who can forget the time the door wouldn’t open! With the closing of the play, the spry seniors journeyed to June Raymond’s house in East Marion where a most memorable (and I mean memorable) party was held. There, in appreciation for their trying efforts, the class presented June and Maury with two most useful gifts?? Into the wee hours of the morning, the seniors danced and sang until Mr. Raymond could no longer stand it and threw everyone out. Well anyway, this party was the perfect ending of a wonderful time the class of ’61 shall always remember. 12 Play CAST Larry Gibson ........................ Tony Mazzafcrro Mildred Gibson .............................. Kay Riley hartha ................................. Valerie Unander Corky Gibson..............................Vernon Appelt Gloria Gibson........................................Lou Bcrdinka Ned Morris.......................................... Ray Cowan Zizi Cordova.........................Agnes Rodenburg . P. Pierce ............................ Maury Kaplan Madeleine Dreese..................................Janice Seavers Elizabeth Bosler ......................... Anita Pfluger Francine Powers......................... Barbara Staron Louise Mintern..............................june Raymond Mug............................................... Peter Lieblein H ump..................................... Robert Allen Jones ...................................... Paul Jensen Stage Manager ....................... Ronald DeBlasio Assistant Stage Manager ............. Ruth Rodenburg John and Valerie Most Dependable Most Athletic Best Dressed Most Versatile Dick and Becky Peter and Kay Most Mischievous Most Flirtatious Sandy and Neal Pat and Ron Most Likely to Succeed Valeric and Paul Felipe and Diane Most Artistic Most Talkative Maury and Karen Most Popular Sarah and Piggy Most Musical Best Dancers Don and Anita Lorna and Red ROBERT EDWARD ALLEN “Why so quiet?” Library Club 4; Baseball 1; Track 1; Audio-Visual Club 2; Mixed Senior Chorus 1; Senior Play 4; School Paper 1 : A.A. 1,2,3,4; Ping Pong 2,3,4; Tournament 2,3,4. VERNON ROBERT APPELT “It’s quality rather than quantity that matters ” Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3 — V. Pres. 3: Biology Club 2; Mixed Senior Chorus 4 — Pres. 4; Baseball Mgr. 2; A.A. 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Camera Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2. AUDREY ELAINE BEGLEY Who relishes a joke and rejoices in a pun” Girls Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Senior Chorus 3,4; Northfork Chorus 3; Future Secretaries' Club 2,3,4; Li- brary- Club 4; School Paper 2,3; Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Hall Marshal 4. CLARA EDITH BEGLEY “Beauty seen is never lost ” Girls’ Senior Chorus 1,2,4; Library- Club 2,4; Future Secretaries Club 4; Cheerleading 2,3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; School Paper 2; Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Hall Marshal 4. JOSEPH FREDERICK BAN AS IAK “Happy am I, from care I’m free; why aren't they all content like me?” Science Fair 2,3,4 — Physics Second Prize 2; Electronics Club 4. MARJORIE ANN BAUER A finished lady from head to toe ” Girls’ Senior Chorus 2,3,4; A.A. 1,2,3.4: Senior Play 4; School Paper 2; Future Secretaries' Club Pres. 3, Pres. 4. ’Yearbook 4; A%3y VP MARY LOUISE BERDINKA “Thou hath both fun and wit and fire.” Band 1.2.4: Girls’ Senior Chorus 1.2.3: Mixed Senior Chorus 1.2: Northfolk Band 1,2,3,4: Quiz Show 2; Year- book Co-Editor 4; School Paper Exchange Editor l,i. Business Mgr. 3: Latin Club 1: Biology Club 2: Senior Play 4; Posture Club 2: Future Teachers' Club 3; Hall Marshal 4: Mathletcs 4: Wind Ensemble 1 : Combined Wind Ensemble 1; Hockey 1,2: Freshman Subjects Award 1: A.A.A. 1,2,3.4: Electronics Club 4; Science Fair 2,3.4. JOSEPH EDWARD BROOKS “A quiet, friendly boy” Baseball 1,2; A.A. 3,4: Senior Play 4: Bowling 1,2,3. A ROSANNE ADELINE BUSH “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Band 1.2.3.4: Girls’ Senior Chorus 1.2,3,4: Mixed Senior Chorus 3.4: Library Club 1.2,3.4: Future Teachers’ Club 1.2: Future Nurses’ Club 3,4; Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 1; Hockey 1,2: Science Fair 2,.43; Senior Plav 4: School Paper 1,2; Northfork Band 1,3; A A 1.2.4: Hall Marshal 4. DANIEL CAMPBELL “To become a great man, it is necessary to be a great rascal.” Football 2.3: A.A. 1.2.3,4: Audio-Visual Club 1,2.3; Track 1.2: Posture Club 1.2; Volleyball 2.3.4: Senior Play 4: Science Fair 2 — Biology Third Prize 2. DONALD RUSSELL CHATTAWAY “Good sense and good nature are never separated.” Latin Club 1: Band 1.2,3.4 Pres. 4: Mixed Senior Chorus 1.2.3,4: Northfork Sr. Band 1,2,3,4; Northfork Chorus 2.3,4: NYSSMA Sectional Chorus 4: Combined Wind Ensemble 1: Electronics Club 4: Audio-Visual Club 1.2: Library Club 1.4: Driver Education Award 4: Science Fair 3,4 Chemistry Second Prize 3: Yearlx ok 4: Business M«?r. Magazine Drive 4: Hall Marshal 4; Senior Play 4: Posture Club 2; A.A. 1,2,3,4; Mathletes 4. MARYANN BARBARA CIACIA “With the brightest of eyes, and the brownest of hair.” Girls’ Senior Chonis 1.2.3.4: Mixed Senior Chorus 1.2; Library Club 3,4: Hall Marshal 2.3.4: School Paper 1,2; Senior Play 4: Future Secretaries’ Club 2,3,4: Science Fair 2: A.A. 1.2,3. TERRY LEE BUBB “A willing helper never lacks friends ” Band 1.2,3,4 V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4; Girls’ Senior Chonis 1,2,3.4: Mixed Senior Chonis 1,2; Northfork Band 1.2, 3,4: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4; School Paper 2.3; Latin Club 1 : Girls’ Leaders' Club 3.4 V. Pres. 4: National Honor Society 3,4; Hockey 1.2: Basketball 3; Posture Club 2: Future Teachers’ Club 3,4; Mathletes 4: Elec- tronics Club 4: Hall Marshal 4. SANDRA JEAN BURDEN “She’s small, but like a bomb, she causes a lot of dis- turbance.” Girl’s Senior Chonis 1,2,3.4: Mixed Senior Chorus 2,3; osture Club 1,2; Class Treasurer 1 : Volleyball 4; Future crctaries’ Club 4: A.A. 1,2,3; Senior Play 4;jBasket- 1 4; Softball 4; Hall Marshal 4. JU DAVID CORAZZ IN I “The best of the sport is to do the deed, and say noth- ing” Football 1,2,3.4; — Captain 4: Baseball 1,2.3; Basket- ball 1,2: Track 1.2: Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1,2. 3,4; Senior Play 4: Posture Club 1,2,3; A.A. 1,2,3.4. ROBERT JOSEPH CORAZZINI “An amiable and courteous gentleman.” Football 2.3.4 — All Conference 3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Intramural Volleyball 3.4: Senior Play 4: Posture Club 2.3.4: A.A. 3.4. JOAN KATHLEEN GLORIA ' Little, but oh my! 1960 Underwood Best Typist Award 3: Girls’ Leaders’ Club 2.3,4: Posture Club 1,2: Softball 3,4: Girls’ Senior Chorus 1,2.3.4 — Treas. 4: Mixed Senior Chorus 1,2.3.4; Northfork Chorus 3,4: Future Secretaries’ Club 1,2.3,4 — Treas. 4; Library Club 4: School Paper 3; Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: A.A. 1,2,3.4: Hall Marshal 4. BARBARA JEANNE HARROUN “She has a bright and clever mind.” Girls Senior Chorus 1.2.3.4: Mixed Senior Chorus 4; Latin Club 1 : French Club 2; Northfork Chorus 2: Oc- tette 1,2: NYSSMA Ratings 1.2: Mathletes 4; Senior Play 4: A.A. 1,2,3. RONALD DENNIS DEBLASIO I “Those who know how to enjoy life are not poor: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Volley- ball 3; Posture Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1.2,3,4; Elec- tronics Club 4; Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4; A.A. 1,2.3.4 KAREN LEE DEAN J T K1biA'X tl,art’ I must hold my tongue.” Gi js ffijmjflyMnTfrus 1,2,3,4: Mixed Senior Chorus 1,2, 3, 1 j Orwre 1.2; School Paper 1,2.3 Exchange Ed. 2; B rfd 1,2; Girls’ Leaders Club 2; Latin Club 1 Sec. 1; Chemistry Club 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3,4: Class President 2; Yearbook Business Mgr. 4: Senior Plav 4; Field Hockey 2: A.A. 1,2,3.4: NYSSMA Ratings 1,2; Science Fair 3,4; Biology Second Prize 3. FELIPE RAOL DEJESUS “He leads a life of jollity.” Audio-Visual Club 2,3: Volleyball 2,3; Track 2.3,4; Posture Club 2; Senior Play 4. EUGENE DOUCETT “Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow.” Volleyball 2,3; A.A. 1.2,3,4: Camera Club Visual Club 1,2,3: Intramurals 2,3: Library Senior Play 4. JOHN COSTELLO Some that smile, have in their hearts, I fear, millions of mischief.” FootbaH 1,2,3.4 — Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; I rack 4; Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club 4; Electronics Club 4: Latin Club 1; Library Club 1,2; A.A. 1,2,3; Posture Club 2; Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4; School Paper 2: Hall Marshal 3; Intramural Volleyball 1; Ping Pong Tournament 2,4; Science Fair 2,3,4. RAYMOND WILLIAM COWAN “The force of his own merit makes his own way.” Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Senior Play 4; Library Club 2,4; Latin Club 2; A.A. 3,4. CAROLYN ANN JAEGER “Her hair is like an amber wreath.” Future Secretaries’ Club 1,2,3.4: School Paper 1,3: Hall Marshal 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4: A.A. 1,2,3,4. PAUL MORRIS JENSEN “Reading maketh a full man.” Latin Club 1 ; Posture Club 2; Library Club 3.4; School Paper 2; Future Teachers’ Club 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4: Senior Play 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4: Class Treasurer 3: Empire Boys' State 3: American History Prize 3: A.A. 1,2,3,4: Debate 3: Quiz Show 1,2,3,4; Mathletes 4. DONALD MERVYN JOHNSON “Seen but seldom heard.” Baseball 1 Manager 1 : Mixed Senior Chorus 2; Baseball Intramurals 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 3.4; Audio-Visual Club 3; Senior Play 4; Science Fair 4. ESSEX NATHANIEL JONES “Men of few words are the best of men.” Football 3: Baseball 3,4; Volleyball 4: Track 4: Senior Play 4: Library Club 4; Senior Mixed Chorus 4. ANNETTE ELIZABETH CHURCH HARVEY “A little person with a big smile ” Girls’ Senior Chorus 1,2,3: Future Secretaries’ Club 3: Senior Play 4: Hall Marshal 4: Posture Club 1; A.A. 1 : Science Fair 2. RICHARD ALBERT HERZOG “I am hungry; bring me something to eat!” lass V. Pres. 1 ; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4: Track 4: Intramural Volleyball 2,3.4: Biology Club 2: Pos- tire Club 2; Camera Club 1 : Audio-Visual Club 2: A.A. 1 2,3,4: Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4: Mixed Senior Chorus ,2. MAURY KAPLAN “But you cannot fool all the people all the time.” Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Latin Club 1; Chemistry Club 4: Library Club 3.4: School Paper 1.2,3: Senior Play 4: Hall Marshal 4: Science Fair 3.4: Posture Club 2.3.4; Ping Pong 1,2.3,4 — Tourna- ment 1,2,3,4 — Play Day 2; Volleyball 3: Golf Club 4; A.A. 1,2,3,4. LORNA MAE LABAD “Tall and slender; full of splendor ” Mixed Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4 — V. Pres. 4: Girls’ Senior Chorus 1,2.3,4 — Secretary 4: NYSSMA sectional Cho- rus 4: Northfork Chorus 2,3,4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Volleyball 4: Future Secretaries’ Club 2,3,4: Posture Club 2: Library Club 2,4; Hall Marshal 4. CARLTON TERRY LATHAM “A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men.” Baseball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3; A.A. 1,2,3,4; Audio- Visual Club 2,3 — Sec. 3; Posture Club 2; Electronics Club 4; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 1 : Library Club 4; Science Fair 2,3,4: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4; Hall Marshal 4; Mathletes 4. PETER JOHN LIEBLEIN He is a flood looker, a swell athlete and a grand fellow” Empire Boys’ State 3; Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3.4; Vol- leyball 2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 3,4: A.A. 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 1; Posture Club 2,3; Library Club 4; Intramurals 2,3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4. ANTONIO MAZZAFERRO “Oh Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?” Band 1,2.3,4: Student Council 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Northfork Band 2,3,4; Electronics Club 4; Sen- ior Play 4; Hall Marshal 3,4: A.A. 1.2,3.4: Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Tennis 3,4: Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. MARTIN DOUGLAS MITCHELL “Music is like oxygen; Without it what is life?” Football 2,3; Mixed Senior Chorus 1.2,3,4; Band 1; Northfork Chorus 1,2,3; A.A. 1,2,3,4. HARRY ALBERT MULHALL “He who has strength for the class” Football 2,3,4; Class President 3.4; A.A. 2.3,4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; Posture Club 2,3; Hall Marshal 4; Science Fair 2; Biology Club 1; Cafeteria Staff 4. MOYA LAUB “Gentlemen prefer blondes.” Band 1,2,3,4 — Librarian 4; Northfork Band 1,2,3,4; Combined Wind Ensemble 1; Girls’ Senior Chorus 1,2, 3.4 — V. Pres. 4. Librarian 2; Future Teachers’ Club 3,4— Treas. 3; School Paper 2,3 — Feature Ed. 3; Latin Club 1; Science Fair 2 — Biology First Prize 2; Hockey 1: Basketball 1; Senior Play 4; Library Club 2,3.4; Hall Marshal 3,4. SARAH LEE POSTWAITE “Ready for every bit of fun; always the same to every- one” Sr. Choruses 1-4. Pres. 4; Honor Soc. 3,4; Nat’l Ed Music Conf. 4: Northfork Chorus 2.3; NYSSMA Sect. Chorus 4; Fut. Sec. 3: Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4: Yearbook 4; Sr. Play 4; Lib. Club 3.4; G.L.C. 4; Class Sec 3,4. ANITA ELIZABETH PFLUGER “Vitality and plenty of personality ” Band 1-4, V.P. 4; Sr. Choruses 1-4, Treas. 3, Accomp. 4; Comb. Wind Ensemble 1; Northfork: Band 1-3, Chorus 2,3; Octette 1,2; G.L.C. 2-4: Fut. Teach. 2-4, Pres. 4; Student Council 1-4, Treas. 1-3, V.P. 4; Nat'l Honor Soc. 3,4; Lib. Club 3,4; School Paper 1-3. Asst. Ed. 3; Cheerleading 2-4; Sr. Play 4; Drive Bus. Mgr. 4; Sci. Fair 2. AGNES CORA RODENBURG “With hair like the sunshine and a heart of gold.” Library Club 4: Hall Marshal 4: Future Nurses' Club 1,2, 3.4; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4: Science Fair 2,3: Chem istry Club 4; A.A. 1,2,3.4; Latin Club 1. RUTH ANN RODENBURG “Always ready, always there; always willing to do her share.” Latin Club 1 : Electronics Club 4: Library Club 4; Year- book 4: Senior Play 4; Science Fair 2,3; Future Nurses’ Club 1,2,3,4: Hall Marshal 4: School Paper 3; A.A. 3,4. ELEANOR VERA SCHELIN “Her locks are like the ripened wheat.” Girls’ Senior Chorus 1,2.3.4: Mixed Senior Chorus 1.2, 3.4: Northfork Chorus 3; Hall Marshal 4: School Paper 3; Senior Play 4; A.A. 1,2; Library Club 4: Future Secretaries’ Club 1.2.3,4; Yearbook 4. JANICE ALTHEA SEA VERS “A quiet girl wih a friendly smile ” Girls' Senior Chorus 1,2.4; Library Club 4; Senior Play 4. JUNE ANN RAYMOND “There s a mischievous twinkle in her eyes” Senior Play 4; Posture Club 2: Future Nurses’ Club 1; A.A. 1,2. Hall Marshal 4; Science Fair 2,3; Library Club 4; Latin Club 1 ; Mixed Senior Chorus 2. KATHLEEN ANN RILEY “ When Irish eyes are smiling. Band 1.2.3,4; Northfork Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4; Senior Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4 Secretary 3; Northfork Chorus 2,3,4: NYSSMA Sectional Chorus 4: Octette 1,2; NYSSMA Ratings 1,2; Latin Club 1 : Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 4; Girls' Lead- ers' Club 2,3,4; Future Nurses’ Club 1.2,3,4 President 3.4: Basketball 1; A.A. 1,2,3.4; Hall Marshal 3,4; Senior Play 4; Science Fair 2,3,4 Chemistry First Prize 3; Yearbook 4; School Paper 1,2,3 News Editor 3; Wind Ensemble 1 ; Combined Wind Ensemble 1; Posture Club 2. NEAL POWERS “To worry little and study less, is my idea of happiness. Posture Club 2,3; Audio-VisualClub 2; Biology Club 2; Senior Play 4: A.A. 1,2,3,4. REBECCA JANE RACKETT “Dressed like a princess.” Girls' Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Senior Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 1; Library Club 3,4: Yearbook 4; Science Fair 2: Hall Marshal 4: A.A. 1.2.3,4; Future Secretaries' Club 4; Future Nurses' Club 2; Senior Play 4. JOHN HENRY SHIP “As noisy as O'Sullivan heels.” Football 2,3.4 — Captain 4; Baseball 1.2,3,4 — Captain 4; Volleyball 2.3,4; A.A. 1,2,3,4; Electronics Club 4; Biology Club 2; Senior Play 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2. HALSEY ARTHUR STAPLES “As good-natured as they make 'em” Senior Play 4; Electronics Club 4: Science Fair 2,4; Li- brary Club 4; A.A. 1.2,3.4; Mathletes 4; Senior Mixed Chorus 4. SHARON DIANE SYPHER “Full of pep. lots of fun, well liked by everyone.” Girls’ Senior Chorus 1.2,3.4; Future Secretaries Club 3,4; A-A. 1,2,3; Posture Club 1,2; Library Club 4; Senior Play 4; Softball 4; Volleyball 4: Hall Marshal 4; Sci- ence Fair 2. BARBARA ANN STARON “As prone to mischief as able to perform it” Girls Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4: Future Secre- taries Club 2,3; Baseball 3.4; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Yearbook 4; Library Club 4; School Paper 1,2,3; A.A. 1,2,3,4; Photography 3; Hall Marshal 4; Posture Club 1.2. KENNETH WATERS TERRY “1 here's a great deal of mischief behind that qui extenor. National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 4; Library Clt 4; Electronics Club 4; Latin Club 1; A.A. 1,2.3,4; Foo ball 3; I rack 2.3; Senior Play 4; Biology Club 2; Sr ence Fair 2,3.4: Hall Marshal 4. CONSTANCE ANN TOLIVER “Shy, sweet and reserved” Girls Senior Chorus 1,2.3,4: Senior Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4: Northfork Senior Band 3; Band 1.2,3,4: Future Secretaries Club 2.3,4: A.A. 1.2.3,4: Senior Play 4; HaJl Marshal 4; Yearbook 4; Posture Club 2. THOMAS EUGENE SYPHER “Quiet 'till you get him going ” Audio-Visual Club 2,3; Football 3,4'; Track 3,4; Volley- ball 3; A.A. 2,3.4; Posture Club 2,3; Intramurals 2,3.4; Senior Play 4; Cafeteria Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN TAMIN “Swift to listen; slow to speak ” Latin Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4 ; Girls’ Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4; Senior Mixed Chorus 1,2; Northfork Band 1,3; Elec- tronics Club 4: Yearbook 4; Library Club 2,3,4: Biology Club 2; Future Nurses Club 2,3,4: School Paper 2,3; A-A. 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Science Fair 2,3. PATRICIA CECILIA VERITY “Such a little mite, but oh! such dynamite ” Girls’ Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4; Senior Mixed Chorus 4: Or- tette 1,2: NYSSMA Ratings 1,2; French Club 2; Future Secretaries’ Club 2: Volleyball 4: Class Secretary 1; Latin Club I: Science Fair 4; Senior Play 4; Hall Marshal 4; A.A. 1,2,3. VALERIE KATHLEEN UNANDER “Its nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. . Senior Mixed Chorus 3,4 — Treas. 4; Girls Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4 — Treas. 3; Library Club 3.4; Cheerleading 1.2,3,4 — Captain 2,3,4; Girls’ Leaders’ Club 2,3,4 — Pres 4; Class Treasurer 2,4; Hall Marshal 4; Senior Play 4: Softball 1,2.3,4 — Capt. 4: Baseball 2,3,4 — Capt. 3,4: Volleyball 2,3,4 — Capt 3,4; Latin Club I; Quiz Show 1,3,4; School Paper 1; Octette 1,2; NYSSMA Sectional Chorus 3: Citizenship Education Award 1; World History Prize 2: United Nations Essay Award 3: D.A.R. Girls’ Citi- zenship Award 4; Yearbook 4; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Award 4; Electronics Club 4; Science Fair 3,4; A.A. 1,2. DIANE ANITA TROWER “Artistic to her very fingertips ” Softball 3,4; Volleyball 4; Girls’ Senior Chorus 1; Future Secretaries’ Club 3,4 — Treasurer 3: Senior Play 4: A.A. 1,2,3,4; Posture Club 2; Library Club 4. CHESTER HOWARD WATERHOUSE “A boy, of all creatures, is the most difficult to manage ” Audio-Visual Club 2,3: Posture Club 2; Senior Play 4: Library Club 4. KNEELING: A. Schmidtchcn, E. Harman, W. Lewis, G. Vail. FIRST ROW: C. Reeves, A. Swiskey, J. Carto, N. Kaufer, M. Wells, L. E. Fox. SECOND ROW: Mr. Egert, F. Cox, W. Harding, A. Moskovey, M. E. Deduck, J. Simes, W. Bie, C. Ciaria, R. Dors, J. Pederson. THIRD ROW: V. Jacobs, D. Miller, J. Mallet, F. Axclson, J. Olsen, R. Foster. SEA'IED: D. Ott, pres.; STANDING: W. Bie, treas.; F. Axelson, vp; A. Moskovey. sec. Juniors The Class of 1962 began their Junior year with a good start. At their class officers’ elections they chose the following officers: David Ott, president; Fred Axelson, vice-president; Adrienne Moskovey, secre- tary; Wendy Bie, treasurer. The Student Council rep- resentatives selected were Melania Lakowitz and Alan Horton. 1960’s Juniors became the only class in Green port’s history to choose a class ring style that would be the permanent Greenport School Ring. The Juniors se- lected a military ring, one side to bear the image of a clipper ship, the other a replica of the school building. The rings are of gold with a plain stone. 1960 has been a good year financially for the class of '62. The Junior’s first endeavor was a car wash at Hubbard’s gas station. After long hours of flying soap suds and water-soaked cufTs, pant legs and hair, the KNEELING: C. Stubbing . I). Grigonis. FIRST ROW: G. Smith, D. Walker, G. Freeman, G. Schaiblc. A. Katz, D. Orlowski. S. Wilburn. SECOND ROW: H. Finnie, R. Lar- kin, M. Lakowitz. K. Bush. L. Christensen, C. Martin, A. Juniors rested from a job well done. The Halloween Dance was met with overwhelming approval by the student body. This was followed by the Valentine Dance. The height of the year’s social whirl was of course, the successful Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors had high hopes of retaining the crown at the Annual Quiz Show. This year the representa- tives were again David Ott and Wendy Bie. Many Juniors have participated in the school's extra-curricular activities. The Juniors were well rep- resented in football, basketball, baseball and track. Also, many were members of the chorus and band. The Class of 1962 eagerly awaits their Senior year. They hojx to combine scholastic ability with physi- cal adeptness and become a class that will contri- bute something to Greenport High School. Horton, C. Ciochetto, Mr. Mclndoe, L. Reiter. THIRD ROW: W. Foster. E. Jurzenia, A. Rarkett, R. Dawson, A. Luke, D. Ott, W. Mitchell. Sophomores SEATED: J. Snead, pres; STAND- ING. R. McNeil, sec; J. Ebling, treas.; D. McNeil, vp. KNEELING: S. Hulsc. K. Le- Bailey, L. Brandi, H. Tuthill, S. Rutkowski. FIRST ROW: C. Claudio, P. Hudson, C. McMann, D. Novit, M. Ed- wards, H. Hallas, J. LaColla. SECOND ROW: J. Allen, J. Poliwoda, Mrs. Fox, R. Mc- Neil, B. Stem, M. Lieblein, B. Coyle, L. Corwin, J. Drosko- ski, H. Carey, G. Wilburn, C. Ship, R. Walden, C. Udell, L. Begley. THIRD ROW: R. Gloria, J. Snead, R. Worell, J. Jones, C. Salminen, M. Daw- son, D. Edwardson, J. Ebling. KNEELING: J. Cowan. B. Trower, L. Lellman, P. Den- nis. FIRST ROW: D. Tuthill, P. DeDuck, D. McNeil, G. King, C. Simpson, K. Hutch- ings, C. Levin. SECOND ROW: M. Mallet, C. Carlo, K. Claudio, J. Gladding, R. Pilles, L. Matthias, E. Houlis, S. Preston, B. Easter, D. Tuck, C. Worthington, M. Edwards, D. Brcgcl, B. Vloutely, E. Aus- tin. THIRD ROW: C. Bnx ks. L. Warren, J. Brandi, G. Jack- son, Mr. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: J. Reiter, R. Fiedler, P. Wysocki, R. Van Cura, V. Ed- wards, R. LaBad. J. Savage. Freshmen SEATED: D. Corwin, pres; STANDING: C. Adams, trees; T. Costello, vp; C. Halliwell, sec. KNEELING: P. King, E. Aancstad, H. Grossman, J. Vloutel.y FIRST ROW: D. Baldwin, B. J. Tuthill, K. Cowan, J. Aanestad. J. Check- lick, E. Wilson, L. Carey. SECOND ROW: H. Swiskey, Mr. Garrett, C. Smith, V. Reiter, B. Robinson, M. White, S. Tabor, M. Alec, N. Mysil- borski. L. Bubb, S. Latham, D. Purintan. E. King. B. Corwin, J. Leden, D. DeLong, M. Jones. THIRD ROW: W. Gonzalez, R. Staron, R. Ne- ville, E. Sjoquist, J. Cheropo- wich. J. Pirillo, J. Wysocki. KNEELING: L. Adams, G. Brooks, B. Copin, R. Walker, L. Iacano, K. Wilson, K. Grathwohl. FIRST ROW: S. Kmszeski, C. Case, C. Adams, L. Slcdjeski, C. Demarest, D. Quillan, L. Benko, G. Bregal, T. Costello, R. Perham. SEC- OND ROW: F. Soberiay, D. Harper, E. Jones, Mr. Mac- Donald, T. Corwin, S. Rey- bine, D. Levine, B. Dean. C. Halliwell, C. Copin, B. Spohr, M. Sledjeski, S. Bush, T. Wat- son, M. Urban. THIRD ROW: C. King, P. Mysilbor- ski, C. Boldin, L. Mensi, G. Tabor, J. Tilbcrg, T. Pilles. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: J. Wells; R. Cooper; T. Price; S. Grushkin; C. Dimon; W. Rhinow; J. Worrell SECOND ROW: S. Brandi; E. Slcdjeski; J. Harris; H. Katz; D. Levin; J. Ar- thur; A. Costello THIRD ROW: B Copin; Mrs. Hanff; P. Preston; K. Gloeckler; J. Pemberton; S. Green; M. Halliwell; J. Bohlke; S. Pekunka; J. Bertolini; J. Warner; E. Harroun FOURTH ROW: G. Lillis; K. Mar- tin; F. Richards; M. Mclndoc; P. Deduck; I. Luke; P. Tartaglione; G. Gibbs. FIRST ROW: B. J. Bonkoski; J. Kruszeski; L. Cook; J. Goldsmith; E. Elliott SECOND ROW R Pilles; R. Trower: R. Tyler; H. Macomber; R. Bowes; W. Actu; Mr. Hunter THIRD ROW: J. Swann; D. Van Nostrand; H. Postwaite; W. Davis; J. Truglio; F. Fitzpatrick; L. Boldin. FIRST ROW: R. Foster; G. Sea- vers; R. Jester; W. Swisky; T. Rempe; E. Corwin; K. Drake SECOND ROW: P. Flatlcy; B. Taplin; D. Bennett; B. Shedrick; P. Ciacia THIRD ROW: Mr. Cramer; H. Clark; S. Andrews; D. Ormond; M. Ship; J. Click- man; V. Sprague: C. Bauer; M. Foster: R Waterhouse FOURTH ROW: J. DiLalla; A. Russos; R. Pfluger; T. Hulse; T. Rinehart; P. Kramer; R. Bakelaar. 30 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: J. Powell. J. Adams, R. Brandi. H. Levine, R. Moore, D. Zipkas, M. Hocheiser. SECOND ROW: N. Mazzaferro, J. Jurzenia, G. Mazzaferro, V. Iacono, S. Grod- tki, E. Burzynski, B. Strasser, L. Lell- man. THIRD ROW: L. Randall, Mrs. Brandi, J. Helinski, L. Hanff. M. Riley, S. Grigonis, A. Cladding, 1 W.lls. L. Pillrs. C. Peril.mi FOURTH ROW: J. Edwardson, R. Wells, T. Klos, D. Goldin, E. Tolli- ver, P. Carey. FIRST ROW R McNair, L. Lane, D. Hubbard. M. Turner, L. Carter, E. Shedrick, S. McNair. SECOND ROW: Mr. Tuthill, H. Dawson, N. Flatley, C. Quarty, R. Dean, D. Owens, A. Grilli, E. Van Nostrand. THIRD ROW: P. Macomber, F. Rowe, T. Morris, E. Wright, L. Wilson, R. Tilberg. R. Chute, A. Hulse. FIRST ROW: J. Mann, F. Van Sickle, K. Harris, M. Capuano. R. Ruther, J. Doroski, R. Drake, D. Corwin, J. Gordon, R. Dcale. SECOND ROW: J. Gamer, N. Benko, J. Herzog, S. Giovanneli, D. Foster, B. Hulse. C. Wippert. THIRD ROW: J. Mellas, S. Raynor, C. Bubb, A. Orlowski. D. Foster, K. Bellefountaine, D. Simpson, Miss Bassignani. FOURTH ROW: C. Skrezec, R. Smith, S. Levy, J. Preston, F. Young, A. Greenhalgh. iiuii nun i tvn A FIRST ROW: T. Sypher, R. Herzog, P. Lieblcin. H. Mulhall. W. Mitchell, J. Costello, D. Corazzini, R. DeBlasio, R. Corazzini. H. Ship, V. Spohr. SECOSD ROW: Assistant Coach Vindigni, Assistant Coach Manwaring, J. Pederson, S. Hulse, J. Snead, G. Jackson, J. Reiter, C. Martin, H. Tuthill. T. Mazzaferro. R. Dors, C. Boldin, D. Miller. R. Foster, J. Olsen, W. Foster, Coach Jackson. THIRD ROW: E. Sjoquist, R. Gloria, R. Staron, J. Brandi. R. Neville, R. Worrell, R. Pcrham, L. Lellman, K. Drake, L. Brandi, C. Brooks, B. Copin, J. Cowan, J. Thilberg, R. Pilles, K. Wilson, F. Fitzpatrick, T. Costello, H. Grossman, J. Vloutely. FIRST ROW: H. Ship, T. Sypher, R Foster. R. Corazzini, R. DeBlasio, P. Lieblcin, R. Her- zog. SECOND ROW: C. Martin, H. Mulhall, J. Costello, W. Mitchell. Not to change what is becoming tradition, the G.H.S. Oystermen finished the 1960 football season with their fifth consecutive Championship, suffering their only loss to a hard playing team from Southampton, which ended a streak of 23 unde- feated league games. Grecnport allowed its opponents to score in only 3 of the 8 games played. Also, G.H.S. has only been defeated twice in the last 35 league games. Although there was a loss of 12 letter-men from last year’s squad, there was a good supply of experienced ballplayers to fill the gaps. At quarterback was John Costello, who proved to be not only a pin-point passer, but a hard runner. At halfback the fans saw Dave Corazzini and Warren Mitchell, both of whom did a lot of ball handling this year. Harry Mulhall held down the fullback position, another very capable player. On the line, Henry Ship and Dick Herzog played end. At tackle were Pete Lieblein and Tom Sypher, two of the biggest men on the team. Bob Foster and Ron DeBlasio were very strong at guards. Finally, at center, one of the smallest but mightiest men on the team, “Red Corazzini. On defense there were many others who made the difference between winning and losing. Among these were Jim Snead, Joe Reiter, Gars' Jackson, Dave Miller. Curt Martin, Sandy Hulsc, Halsey Tuthill, Richard Dors and John Pederson. Now you have met the backbone of the 1960 team. Altogether, there were 42 boys on the G.H.S. football squad this year, a fine turnout for a school of this size. Coach Jackson and his assistants, Mr. Vindigni and Mr. Manwaring. spent long hours working with the boys to produce a championship team, a great accomplishment for the smallest school on Long Island which participates in football. This year the Oystermen were co-champ, sharing the honor with Southampton and Half Hollow Hills. Many of the players were recognized by leading newspapers. Among those honored were Ron DeBlasio. John Costello, Red Corazzini, Pete Lieblein. I om Sypher and Dave Corazzini. To wind up the season there was the annual banquet at Porky’s Restaurant where awards were given, and sjx’eches were made. This event was enjoyed by all. B A L SCORES L Greenport .... 20 Patchogue .............. 0 Greenport .... 13 Westhampton ............ 0 Greenport .... 6 Southampton ........... 19 Greenport .... 27 Easthampton ............ 0 Greenport .... 20 Half Hollow Hills .... 0 Greenport .... 53 William Floyd .......... 0 Greenport .... 47 East Islip ............. 7 Greenport .... 25 Harborfields .......... 14 Coach Jackson and Assistant Coaches, Manwaring Vindigni. VARSITY: SEATED: J. Snead, R. Wilson, U. Ed- wards, C. Ciochetto, W. Mitchell. STANDING: Coach Wells, B. Webb, D. Miller, J. Costello. Basketball Coach Wells and co-captains Reggie Wilson and John Costello. Suffering a loss of four key men from the 1959-60 squad, the G.H.S. basketball team, under the supervision of Coach Wells, entered the 1960-61 season with a tremendous handicap. After winning seven out of the first ten games, the burden was increased by the additional loss of senior John Costello, (foot injury) and junior Dave Miller (operation), two valuable men, who not only constituted the height of the team, but were active scoring threats. With them out of play, the rebounding was limited. The most highly praised ballplayer of the season was Reggie Wilson, a Senior, who scored 238 points and averaged 14 points per game. Others who were active on the varsity squad were Warren Mitch- ell, Charles Ciochetto. Ulysses Edwards and Jim Snead, all very able players. The Junior Varsity club had a very good year, winning 12 games and losing 3. It was sparked by Gary Jackson, averag- ing 14 points per game. Others who de- serve recognition were Jimmy Jones, Billy Foster, Robert LaBad and Barry Webb. Each of these boys proved to be good ma- terial with which to compose next year’s varsity squad. 36 Scores Grcenport 67 Mercy High School 32 Greenport 42 Shelter Island 39 Greenport 41 Easthampton 37 Greenport 41 Center Moriches 42 Greenport 55 Sag Harbor 54 Greenport 51 Shelter Island 43 Greenport 73 .Southampton 52 Greenport 51 Southold 5 Greenport 50 Westhampton 57 Greenport 45 Mattituck 75 Greenport 44 Bridgehampton 65 Greenport 57 Sag Harbor 77 Greenport 53 Center Moriches 56 Greenport 46 Easthampton 48 Greenport 39 Southampton 56 Greenport 43 Westhampton 57 Greenport 48 Southold 62 Greenport 40 Mattituck 84 JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: B Webb, J. Reiter, W. Foster, G. Brooks, C. Morris. SECOND ROW: D. Corwin, J. Mallett, G. Jackson, K. Wil- son, J. Pirillo. STANDING: L. Brandi, Mgr., Coach Wells, P. Dennis, Asst. Mgr. FIRST ROW' Coach Manvvaring. C. Martin, R. Her- zog, R. Cowan, J. Snead. R. Corazzini, H. Ship, Coach MacDonald. SECOND ROW: S. Rutkowski, G. Jackson, V. Jacobs, J. Reiter, C. Ciochetto. THIRD ROW. J. Thilberg, J. Cowan. K Wilson, T. Costello, D. Corwin. FOURTH ROW: D. Edwardson, C. Lellman, C. Brooks. Baseball Coaches MacDonald and Manwaring: co-captains R. Herzog and H. Ship. This years baseball team began the season with inspiring memories of the 1960 games, when Coach Manwaring did a fine job of leading the boys on to the first County Championship in the history of the school. That team was centered around pitcher John Costello, who had a tremen- dous season with a record of 10 wins, 2 losses, a no-hitter and an average of 10 strikeouts per game. John proved himself to be one of the finest hurlers in the county. In the 1961 season, Coach Manwaring had nearly the same team, with only Dome Jackson, Jr. missing. Back for their final campaign were Costello, Dick Her og at first base, Henry Ship at second, and Ray Cowan at third. Others who were active this year were Curt Martin, star catcher and fine hitter, Vernon Jacobs, Jim Snead, Joe Reiter, Gary Jackson and Steve Rutkowski. FIRST ROW. J. Jones, U. Edwards, F. Dejesus. C. Bol- din, J. Snead, J. Reiter, R. Herzog, J. Costello, R. De- Blasio. SECOND ROW: J. Ebling, D. Corwin, R. LaBad. F. Hiddink, R. Van Cura. C Lellman, C. Brooks, T. Sy- The 1961 track team was a mere skeleton of the previous year’s squad which, under the en- couraging guidance of Coach Wells, had at- tained numerous honors, one of which was an undefeated season. In addition, the boys won the East End and County Championships for the third time in four years. John Kramer again proved his superior abil- ity by setting a New York State record in a meet held at West Point. Also, Carl Utz took the Suffolk County Championship in the pole vault. Furthermore, the squad copped the Suf- folk County Mile Relay, setting a new record in this event. The 440 Relay Championship was attained by Charles Boldin, Warren Mitchell, Reggie Wilson and Irving Toliver. Lacking 15 members of this championship team. Coach Wells and the boys entered the 1961 season obviously handicapped, but deter- mined to rebuild the hard-hit squad. pher. L. Boldin, R. Fiedler, M. Burden, J. Cowan, R. Per- ham. C. Salmincn, G. Brooks, H. Postwaite. THIRD ROW: J. Brandi, R. Gloria, R. Neville, Coach Wells, L. Brandi, Mgr., B. Copin, J Pirillo. C. Morris. Track Coach Wells Boys’ Sports TENNIS: KNEELING: W. Harding, J. Pi- rillo, P. Lieblein, R Allen; STANDING: B Webb, H. Tuthill, T. Mazzaferro, D. Johnson. PING PONG: KNEELING: T. Costello, R. Allen. K. LeBailly, J. Cowan; STAND- INC: J. Snead. L. Warren. J. Banasiak. G. Jackson. VOLLEYBALL: KNEELING: J. Brandi, R Coraz ini, C. Martin: ROW I: R. Herzog, H. Mulhall. T. Sypher, T. Latham; ROW 3: P. Lieblein. M. Kaplan, C. Boldin. D. Johnson. Girls’ Sports BASKETBALL: ROW I: E. Houlis, B. Cor- win, R. McNeill, B. Staron. V. Unandcr, M. Lieblein, C. Halliwcll; ROW 2: B. Robinson, T Corwin, L. Fox, B. Dean, S. Postwaitc, L. Benlco, G. Smith; ROW 3: B. Stern, L. Bubb, L. Christensen. VOLLEVBALL: ROW I: V. Unander. L. Corwin. M. Lieblein, G. Wilburn; ROW 2: E. Houlis, L. LaBad. S. Postwaite, B. Staron. D. Trower. SOFTBALL: ROW I: G. Smith, B Robinson, C. Halliwell, M. Lieblein, E. Houlis; ROW 2: B. Corwin. D. Trower, B. Staron. R. McNeill V. Unander. J-Y Cheerleaders B. J. Tuthill, S. Preston, M. A. Sledjeski. L. Corwin, E. Houlis; Captain, M. Lieblein, B. Stern, C. Halliwcll. KNEELING: V. Unander; Captain. STANDING: D. Orlowski, G. Smith, A. Moskovcy, A. Pfluger, M. Lakowitz, L. E. Fox. arsity Cheerleaders 42 KNEELI MG: J. Herzog, A. Mos- kovey, L. Hanff. STANDING: D. Levin, D. Simpson. A. Gladding, G. Mazzaferro, D. Orlowski. J. Jurzenia. Majorettes Girls’ Leaders Club FIRST ROW: R. McNeil; Treas- urer, T. Bubb: Vice President, V. Unander: President t M. Lakowitz; Secretary. SECOND ROW: E. Houlis, A. Pflugcr, K. Riley, L. Christensen, A. Moskovey, M. Lieb- lein. THIRD ROW: B. Staron, S. Postwaite, Mrs. Pugsley, J. Gloria, L. E. Fox. FIRST ROW: T. Bubb. A. Pfluger, C. Toliver, J. Glad- ding, M. Berdinka, K. Riley. D. Bennett, A. Gladding; NT. Benko, L. Benko. SECOND ROW: L. Bubb. J. Aanestad, M. Wells, B. Coyle, C. Reeves, B. Dean. R. Bush, M. Laub, R. Brandi, E. Toliver, A. Rackctt, L. Christensen, C. Cia- cia. THIRD ROW: R. Walden, C. Adams, D. Baldwin, C. Halliwell, C. Brooks, P. Deduck, L. Reiter, D. Chattaway. P. Tamin, M. Lakowitz. STANDING: Mr. Sartor, E. King, G. Vail, M. Sledjeski, A. Horton. Mr. Sartor I he members of the Greenport High School Band looked forward to beginning the year with Mr. Sartors return from the army. Mr. Sartor used his army training to prepare the band for the half- time shows during the football season. The pre- cision marches were a new challenge to the band and after much practice were skillfully executed. Almost before the excitement of the football season faded away and with the onset of Christ- mas in the not too distant future, the band set- tled down to some serious rehearsing for the Christ- mas Concert. The applause at the end of the per- formance was a welcome reward for the many hours spent in preparation. The winter season continued 46 Band with the presentation of the March of Dimes Bene- fit in January, and then the Washington’s Birth- day Parade in February. Next came a change of tern}� when several members of the band were chosen to participate in the Annual North Fork Festival. Immediately following the North Fork Festival, preparations be- gan to present the Annual Spring Concert. On May 30 the band played at the Memorial Day observance ceremonies. And as the year came to an end, the band, with many of its members in the senior class of 1961, played for their fellow members for the last time. SEATED: D. Chattaway, pres.; STANDING: K Riley, li- brarian; A. Pfluger, vp; T. Bubb, sec.; M. Laub, librarian. Chorus Mr Williams This year, under the spirited direction of Mr. Walter Williams, the Greenport High School 110 voice Girls’ Senior Chorus was the largest ever. The first project of the year was the Christmas Concert, a musically memorable evening. The girls sang “The Lord is my Light,” “1 he Birthday of a King,’’and “O Bone Jesu. After the Girls’ Senior Chorus had sung “If I Loved You” in the March of Dimes Benefit pro- gram which was held in the latter part of January, they commenced to work on their spring music for the annual event of the year, the May Concert. This year’s concert was greater than it had ever been. It was a warm and joyous experience for all who participated. The Senior Mixed and Girls Choruses were proud of eight of their members, Sarah Postwaite, Kay Riley, Lorna LaBad. Lee Ellen Fox. Donald Chattaway, Alan Horton. Allen Rackett and George Vail who participated in the Suffolk Country All State Sectional Chorus held in Huntington last fall. The chorus was delighted to have Sarah Post- waite attend the Music Educators’ National Con- ference Eastern All Division Chorus which was held in Washington. D.C., from January 13, to 16. The chorus consisted of 414 students from 12 east- ern states. It is hoped that all chorus members will be able to enjoy even more rewarding musical ex- periences. NYSSMA SEATED: L. E. Fox, L. LaBad, K Riley, S. Postwaite. STANDING: A. Horton, D. Chattaway, A. Ra- ket, G. Vail. FIRST ROW: P. Jensen, M. L. Berdinka, K. Dean, V. Unander. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gilder- sleeve, S. Postwaite, R. Rodenburg, A. Rodenburg, P Bonkoski, P. Tamin, J. Gloria, K. Riley, C. Jaeger. THIRD ROW: F. Axclson, J. Costello, H. Mulhall, D. Chattaway. F. Axelson, photographer. Yearbook Staff P. Jensen, L. Berdinka, co-editors; K. Dean, bus. mgr. Mr. Gildcrsleeve Mrs. Pemberton Library Club KNEELING: E. Austin. M. Lieblein, M. L. Berdinka, K. Hutchings, G. Wilburn, K. Bush. C. Ciacia, R. Rodenburg, P. Tamin, J. LaColla. FIRST ROW: D. Walker. J. Gloria, R. Rackctt, G. Smith, D. Orlowski, S. Wilburn, C. Levin, N. Kaufcr, L. E. Fox, S. Preston, J. Raymond. D. T rower. SECOND ROW: J. Seavers. M. A. Ciacia, A. Rodenburg, S. Postwaitc. A. Begley, W. Bie, P. DeDuck, G. King, A. Moskovey, C. Reeves, D. McNeil, R. Bush. THIRD ROW: T. Bubb, E. Houlis, V. Unandcr, A. Katz, E. Schelin, M. Lakowitz, M. Laub. L. La- Bad, A. Pfluger, B. Staron, J. Simes, K. Riley, C. Begley, R. McNeil, P. Hudson, L. Corwin. M. Wells, L. Matthias, L. Christensen, M. E. DeDuck. FOURTH ROW: K. LcBailey, G. Vail, H Staples, R. Cowan, A. Horton, W. Foster. K. Terry, A. Rackett, J. Costello, D. Chat- taway. R. DeBlasio, M. Kaplan. P. Lieblein, V. Spohr, N. Jones, J. Olsen, P. Jensen, R. Allen, L. Reiter. SEATED: M. Wells, Sec. and Trees.; W. Bie, Pres.; F. Axclson, Vice-Pres.; C. Ciacia. FIRST ROW: D. Grigonis; A. Horton; C. Martin; D. Orlowski; L. Fox. SECOND ROW: L. Reiter; P. Lieblein; M. Kaplan; D. Ott; J. Olsen; G. Vail; E. Harman; M. Deduck; R. Bush; N. Kaufer. THIRD ROW. R. Dawson; J. Cos- tello; J. Mallett;V. Jacobs; A. Katz: A. Rodenburg; K. Riley; Mr. Tuthill. Chemistry Club Electronics Club SEATED: D. Chattaway; R. DeBlasio. FIRST ROW: H. Mulhall; H. Staples; T. Bubb; P. Tamin; R. Rodenburg; M. Berdinka. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mulhall; T. Latham; T. Mazzaferro; K. Terry; V. Unander. 52 SEATED: P. Deduck; K. Hutchings; G. King; A. Katz, Editor; M. A. Slcdjcski; E. King; C. Levin. STANDING: Mr. Jaschob. Advisor. Newspaper SEATED: M. Lieblein; M. Lakowitz. Sec.; T. Mazza- ferro, Pres.; Mr. MacDonald; A. Pfluger, Vice-Pres.; A. _ Horton, Treas.; L. Sledjeski; E. Tuthill. STANDING: Student Council J A Harri,;J Bohlke; p Dcduck; p Prcs,on; s Green. 1st ROW: M. Lieblein, Treas.; A. Horton, V. Pres.; A. Pfluger, Pres.; M. Lakowitz, Sec. 2nd ROW: M. Laub, D. Baldwin, B. Dean, L. Christensen, Mrs. Dillcr, P. Dcduck, L. Corwin, B. Coyle, C. Levin, B. Harroun. 3rd ROW: T. Bubb, C. Copin, L. Sledjeski, C. Adams, A. Katz, L. Fox, P. Jensen, G. King, M. E. Deduck, D. Levine, S. Pres- ton, C. MrMann. Future Teachers’ Club Future Nurses’ Club SEATED: R. Rodenburg, A. Rodenburg, K. Riley, Pres.; P. Tamin, R. Bush. SI ANDING: S. Latham, G. Wilburn, F. Sobieray, L. Bubb, Sec.-Treas.; D. McNeill, V Pres. : R. McNeill, E. Austin, B. Corwin. 54 FRONT ROW: Mr. Ncidich, K. Terry, T. Bubb, Sec.-Treas., A. Pfluger, Vice-Pres., P. Jensen, Pres., S. Postwaite, V. Unander. SECOND ROW: D. Ott, A. Horton, B. Harroun, M. Ber- dinka, D. Chattaway, P. Tamin, C. Martin, A. Moskovey, M. Lakowitz, Mrs. Dillcr. Honor Society Future Secretaries Club SEATED: D. Trowcr, J. Gloria, Treas., S. Postwaite, M. Bauer, Pres. FIRST ROW: W. Bie, P. Bonkoski, S. Sypher, S. Thomas, D. Walker, G. Smith. SECOND ROW: A. Begley, J. Carto, C. Jaeger, G. Freeman, G. Schaible, L. LaBad. M. A. Ciacia, C. Reeves, M. Wells, K. Bush, See. R. Rackett, C. Toliver. E. Schelin, C. Begley, Miss Bassig- nani. A.v. ciub SITTING R Deale, K. Harris, F. VanSickle, M. Capuano, D. Drake, H. Levine. FIRST ROW: J. Doroskj, J. Stulsky, A. Grecnhoul. W. Young, B. Copin, T. Hulse, D. Corwin, R. Reuther. SECOND ROW: C. Skrczcc, J. Pres- ton, R. Walker, R. Moore, Mr. Hunter, J. Mann, B. Smith, G. Seavers, R. Wells. FIRST ROW: D. Bregel, C. Ship. SECOND ROW: C. Udell, Mrs. Seavers, Mrs. Proferes. Mrs. Brandi, Mrs. Hanff, R. DeBlasio, T. Sypher. Cafeteria Staff 56 Custodians SEATED: Mr. Rarkctt STANDING: Mr. Gloria, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Pirillo, Mr. Wells. Mr. Cealcy. KNEELING: S. Thomas, A. Harvey, C. Jaeger, A. Rodcnburg, B. Slaron FIRST ROW: C. Begley, J. Gloria, T. Bubb, P. Verity, M. Bauer, C. Tolliver, L. LaBad, K. Riley, S. Postwaite, M. Laub. A. Pfluger SECOND ROW: E. Schelin, A. Begley, T. Mazzaferro, T. Latham, R. Corazzini, H. Mulhall, Mr. MacDonald, M. Kaplan, K. Terry, R. Bush, M. Ciacia. Marshals SPECIAL BENEFACTORS BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '61 MITCHELL’S RESTAURANT PORKY’S RESTAURANT Green port, New York HORTON’S FURNITURE STORE Green port. New York SOUNDVIEW RESTAURANT BUSINESS PATRONS GREENPORT SEAFOOD COMPANY HAYES AND HAYES DIVISION OF GREENPORT ICE CO., INC. COMPLIMENTS OF GREENPORT, NEW YORK FRANK McMANN LIPMAN BROS. GREENPORT, NEW YORK DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS OF ARCADE DEPARTMENT WILLIAM H. PRICE STORE GREENPORT, NEW YORK LITTLE YANKEE SHOP JOSEPH TOWNSEND 134 FRONT STREET GREENPORT, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF PECONIC BAY OSCAR GOLDIN ELECTRONICS, INC. GREENPORT, NEW YORK WARREN T. PRESTON’S MARKET KALBACHER GREENPORT, L. 1., N. Y. 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LONG ISLAND PRODUCE FERTILIZER CO., INC. Southold, L I., N. Y. DEPENDABLE SERVICE AT LOW COST INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS — TRACTORS — FARM EQUIPMENT CHARLES F. KRAMER SON PHARMACISTS Greenport, Est. 1849 GR 7-0001 Southold, Est. 1901 SO 5-3819 NORTHFORK BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Mattituck Southold Cutchogue and Greenport COMPLIMENTS OF STEVE W. STEPNOSKI MOTOR TRANSPORTATION Peconic, New York CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’61 LATHAM SAND GRAVEL SERVING ALL MATERIAL and EQUIPMENT NEEDS OF THIS AREA GR 7-1157 COMPLIMENTS OF VAIL BROS., INC. VAIL MOTOR CORP. Peconic Riverhead 'The Best In Used Cars” PONTIAC CADILLAC BUICK COMPLIMENTS OF JAEGER’S DEPARTMENT STORE Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF STRAUSSNER’S SERVICE STATION 1100 Main Street Greenport, L. I. Phone GR 7-0295 COMPLIMENTS OF PARADISE SWEETS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’61 WILLIAM and GEORGE MELLAS COMPLIMENTS OF STERLINGTON HOTEL CHARLES LELLMANN, Proprietor COMFORTABLE ROOMS UNIQUE BAR REASONABLE RATES COMPLIMENTS OF TRADE AND GIRLS’ LEADERS’ TRAVEL CLUB SCANDINAVIAN GIFTS Greenport, New York ORIENT NEW YORK MULLEN’S SERVICE STATION GOLDSMITH’S BOAT SHOP, INC. Southold, New York Southold, Long Island New York CHARLES F. VAN DUZER COMPLIMENTS OF SON BRANDI’S BOTTLED GAS GAS APPLIANCES SHOE STORE Southold, Long Island Greenport, New York New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF TOWNSEND STURM’S MANOR INN SHOE STORE Greenport, New York Greenport, New York THE SMART SHOP DAVID DeFRIEST Prop.. MANUEL CORAZZINI, JR. Southold, New York Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF FLEET LUMBER COMPANY THE CORONET Greenport, Long Island, New York Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BUBBS FRED HULSE SERVICE STATION SERVICE STATION Greenport, New York Greenport, L. 1., N. Y. 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Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF LEVIN S MEN SHOP B. VAN POPERING Greenport, New York Greenport, New York E. J. WARNER COMPLIMENTS OF DEVOE PAINTS IKE EDWARDS Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF JACOB MEYER, INC. HARRISON M. DEMAREST and SONS The BIG STORE of Eastern Long Island Orient, New York Riverheod, New York WASHINGTON WHITE’S SONS WILLIAM’S BEAUTY SHOP Greenport, New York Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CLINTON A. HOMMEL, INC. CLAUDIO’S LIQUOR STORE Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF L. J. KALIN, FLORIST JOHN H. JACOBS Greenport, New York Greenport, New York HOWARD’S SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF GR 7-1386 WILLIAM OVERTON Boy Avenue Greenport, New York H. A. CLARK FORD and MERCURY SONS, INC. GREENPORT AUTO SALES Greenport, New York Greenport, N. Y. SEA SHELL TEUBER’S SERVICE STATION Southold, New York Southold, L 1., N. Y. WALLACE FURNITURE CO. SOUTHOLD STOCK and CUSTOM-BUILT FURNITURE AUTO SALES UPHOLSTERING Southold, I. 1., N. Y. JOSEPH WALLACE, JR. Southold, N. Y. SO 5-3890 EARLE W. BAKER FLOYD F. KING, JR. TEXACO OIL DISTRIBUTOR INSURANCE Greenport, L. 1., N. Y. GR 7-0614 Orient, L. 1., N. Y. ORIENT TRUCKING CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. VAN CURA S BRAIDED RUGS Orient. L. 1., N. Y. Southold, New York LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE Compliments of GREENPORT OIL HEATING CO. LEANDER B. CHUTE DEPENDABLE SERVICE OIL BURNERS — PLUMBING Oil Burner Parts — Air Conditioning Electric Motors — Oil Burner Controls Heating Systems — Domestic Water Systems Contracting — Oil Burners — Repairs Heating Systems Installed and Serviced Chimneys Vacuum Cleaned Heating Appliances Hot Water Heaters Gas Ranges Heating Stoves Electric Ranges Cook Stoves Perfection Heaters Coleman Oil and Gas Furnaces Plumbing Supplies Water Pumps Tanks Valves, Fittings, Pipes Bathtubs Basins Closet Combinations Kitchen Sinks Cabinets SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER 28 YEARS 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE After Hours: GReenport 7-0723 138 Main St. Mechanics Bldg. Phone: Store: GReenport 7-0117 Phone: Res: GReenport 7-0723 COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHOLD SAVINGS BANK “HOME of SAVINGS” Since 1858 Southold, Suffolk County, New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of SAGE TRAVEL SERVICE F. HAROLD SAYER 325 Main Street Main Road Greenport, L 1. Southold, N. Y. GR 7-0777 ROTHMAN'S DEPT. STORE TOWNSEND SERVICE STATION Main Road Southold, L. 1. Greenport, New York AVERETTES NICK'S BARBER SHOP SERVICE STATION Front Street Southold. 1. 1.. N. Y. Greenport, New York SOUTHOLD HARDWARE ROUSE'S DELICATESSEN Southold, New York Greenport, New York ULRICH MARINE Compliments of Main Road Southold. L. 1. SUNRISE BOWLING ALLEY Compliments of Compliments of JOHNNIE'S MARKET SECOND STREET GREENHOUSE Greenport, New York Greenport. New York Compliments of G. W. SMITH SONS G S AUTO SERVICE Main Road Greenport, New York Southold, L 1. Compliments of 4-WAY BUSH'S SERVICE STATION Main Road Greenport, New York Southold, L. 1. Compliments of ROUSE’S SWEET SHOPPE PAULA TARA Greenport, New York Riverheod, New York Compliments of VILLAGE CLEANERS LAUNDRY EAST MARION SHELL Opposite Bohock's Front Street, Greenport Compliments of JOE DROSKOSKI Trucking LATHAM McNEILL Selected Boskets ond Crates Orient, New York Orient, N. Y. Phone OR 2-0994-J Compliments of FOR GOD AND COUNTRY Robert E. Foster, Comdr. John Howard, 1st Vice David Walker, 2nd Vice Anthony Stulsky, 3rd Vice Carlos DeJesus, Adj. Clarence Powell, Treas. Arnold Mengeweit, Sgt.-at-Arms Zelotos Toliver, Sgt.-at-Arms Charles Roland, Chap. Charles lacono. Historian AMERICAN LEGION Burton Potter Post 185 The Legion Hall, Greenport AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Burton Potter Post Unit 185 Charter Drawn — January 26, 1924 Lucy Powell, Pres. Mary Reiter, 1st Vice Pauline Cook, 2nd Vice Lu Merrill, Sec. Roslie Beaston, Treas. Julia Sycz, Sgt.-at-Arms Ethel Quillin, Chap. Norma Lee Reeves, Historian Roller Skating Dances Sports Events Shows KATZ SUNRISE CHILDREN’S SHOP COACH LINES Ladies, Teens, Subteens, Greenport, Long Island Girls, Boys and Infants Apparel. New York 210-214 Main Street Greenport, L. 1., N. Y. EAST END BOHACK SUPPLY COMPANY Where Better Meals Greenport Begin New York Compliments of Compliments of BRIGHAM’S STUDENT COUNCIL SHIPYARD Greenport High School INC. President: Tony Mazzaferro Vice President: Anita Pfluger Secretary: Mella Lakowitz Greenport, New York Treasurer: Alan Horton Advisor: Mr. MacDonald MATTITUCK LANES Compliments Bowling Center of North Fork of Mattituck, N. Y. Tel. Mattituck 9-8190 RALPH T. PRESTON A. J. ‘‘Tony” Regula — Proprietor INC. FREDERICK E. GORDON BUILDING — CONTRACTING — ALTERATIONS 182 FIFTH STREET GREENPORT, L. I., N. Y. We do the quality work on your home you would do if you had the time, materials and know-how. SILVER SANDS MOTEL GREENPORT, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK Compliments of OTTO W. VAN TUYL SON Betty Jane by LEROY “SLATS” Compliments of REEVE DR. AND MRS. ARTHUR LEVIN REAL ESTATE FAMILY Compliments of GREENPORT LUMBER CO., INC. BUILDING MATERIALS WILLIAM J. MILLS CO. ‘ Everything from the cellar to the roof Greenport, New York GR 7 0400 TUTHIll’S Compliments of GROCERY STORE Sixth Street BANICK JEWELRY STORE Greenport, New York Greenport, New York Compliments of Compliments of “HOWDY” VALENTINE INSURANCE LADIES' AUXILIARY Greenport, New York Greenport Fire Department DODGE Represented by Bill Adorns GR 7-0086 JOHN H. MORELL DODGE DART Sales and Service Corner South First Streets Greenport. 1. I., N. Y. Compliments of JULIUS SCHIAV0NI GREENPORT BOWLING BILLIARDS A. HALSEY BROWN INC. East Marion New York CANTIN FABRICS ‘Yardstick of Quality Fabric” 301 East Main Street Between A P and Bohacks Riverhead, New York Compliments of “PARADISE” Mattituck, L. I., N. Y. Over 70 Years of Building Service GEORGE L PENNY INC. Mattituck, I. I. MA 9-8559 BOB ’N’ NETT SHOPPE LADIES’ APPAREL Love Lane Mattituck, N. Y. Tele. MA 9-8161 REEVE LUMBER WOODWORKING CO., INC. Mattituck, Long Island New York Telephone MA 9-8109 MILLWORK — PAINTS — LUMBER — HARDWARE Compliments of VAN DEUSEN’S FINE OLD WINES — BRANDIES — LIQUORS Mattituck, Long Island GREENPORT COAL GRAIN CO., INC. Albert A. Olsen, Manager Grain Coal Kerosene Fuel GR 7-0201 Best Wishes Compliments of Class of '61 from SEALSHIPT OYSTER COMPANY MR. MRS. JOSEPH CHECKLICK Compliments of ARSHAMOMAQUE DAIRY Albertson Lane Phone GR 7-1344 Compliments of SILL’S FARMS, INC. BURT’S COAL, INC. Hi-Quality Milk and Cream Greenport, Long Island Since 1898 New York Compliments of BURT’S DAIRY GR 7-0537 Reasonable Rates THE GALAXIES North Road Musical Entertainment Greenport, L. I., N. Y. For All Occasions Call GR 7-0020 Ask for Larry PORT DF EGYPT FISHING STATION SEA FOOD AND RESTAURANT SO 5-3918 SO 5-9880 ON ROUTE 25 — ONE MILE EAST OF SOUTHOLD Boosters Helen S. Gilbert Terry Corwin Kate Lynch Helen Swiskey Della Orlowski Carolyn Demarest Mr. Mrs. Edward E. Goubeaud Charles Bumble, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Walter S. Gaffga Sonny Lew Jennie Mederios Barbara Dean John F. Seara Richard L. Begley, RM SN Peggy Riley Mr. Mrs. C. L. Beglev Gayle Wilburn Allen Rackett Larry Reiter Evelyn Houlis Barbara and Terry Quinn Vera A. Ketcham Barbara Spohr Betty Jane Bonkoski Adrienne Moskovey Kenny Donna The Apple Tree Mr. Mrs. Clyde Fox K. G. Brown Mr. Mrs. W. Sledjeski A. H. Silk worth Don Lee Mrs. Kathleen M. Diller Sue Green Mrs. Irma Hanff Ruth Preston Walter Grabie Althea S. Gardner Larry De Petris M. H. Young W. V. Duryee Miss Bassignani Freddy Mimi Miss Sawyer Sue Tabor Mi-s. Pauline Feldman George Vail Ron Linda Breuning Lillian Cook Mary Ann Sledjeski Mr. Mrs. Donald Aanestad Donna Baldwin Mr. Mrs. James Mulhall Richard Joan Mrs. Elizabeth Proferes Curt Norklun Leslie John Hanff Donna Foster John Brandi Ann Jensen and Jim Salminen Mrs. Wilfred Grathwohl Robert Morris. Jr. Marie Worrell Mrs. Ida Morris Maria Coon Re Annette Bauer Fred Young The R. W. Pembertons Mrs. Robert Long Rinnie Case Mr. Mrs. Joe Rhodes Carol Wipert George Mclndoe Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Rackett Stout Mr. Mrs. R. Manwaring Michael J. Reische Mr. Mi-s. S. Vindigni Mabel F. Tillinghast Penny Bob Emory R. Tuthill Porcine Agnes Youngs Helen Wernikowski Agnes Schaumburg Richard Gloria Walter I. Williams Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gloria Helene MacFarlanc Mr. Mrs. R. Neidich Susan Brandi Stanley Tamin Mr. L. Sartor “Yash Mr. P. Hunter Barbara Koroleski Catherine and Jarvis Verity John Pedersen Pat Phil Miriam Edwards Orient Trucking Construction Co. Doris Ann Levine Mrs. Henry Behrle Steve Grushkin Andy, Doreen, and Nancy Lind Randall Mr. Mrs. Ernest G. Radford Judy Simes Sue Latham Barbara Staron Terry Rosemary Mr. Mrs. Lew Lap The Joe Brandi Family Mrs. Bea Polan Susan Elizabeth Rohloff Leslie Dick Becky Rackett Joy Herzog yo Family Page Mr. Mrs. William Allen Mr. Mrs. Morris Appclt Mr. Mrs. Joseph Banasiak Mr. Mrs. Fred L. Bauer Mr. Mrs. Chester Begley Mrs. Stefney Berdinka Mr. Mrs. Clarence L. Begley Mr. Mrs. Joseph Brooks Mr. Mrs. Francis Bubb Mr. Mrs. Henry W. Burden Mr. Mrs. Oscar L. Bush Mr Mrs. Andrew J. Campbell Mr. Mrs. Guido Ciacia Mr. Mrs. Manuel Corazzini Mr. Mrs. Tony Corazzini Mr. Mrs. Edward T. Costello Mr. Mrs. John Cowan Mr. Mrs. Woodrow Dean Mr. Mrs. Peter DeBlasio Mr. Mrs. Kliendoyle Forde Mr. Mrs. Anthony Gloria Mr. Mrs. J. Harold Hand Mr. Mrs. Archie A. Harroun Mr. Mrs. John A. Harvey, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Albert Herzog Mr. Mrs. William B. Jaeger Mr. Mrs. Christian Jensen Mr. Mrs. Raymond Johnson Mr. Mrs. Jack Kaplan Mrs. Annabell I.aBad Mr. Mrs. Irving C. Latham Mr. Mrs. George Laub Mr. Mrs. William Lieblein Mr. Mrs. Henry Mazzaferro Mrs. Ethel Mitchell Mrs. Ann Mulhall Mrs. Kurt Pfluger Mrs. Earline Postwaite Mr. Mrs. Keith Powers Mr. Mrs. Spencer J. Pync Mr. Mrs. Charles C. Rackett Mr. Mrs. Lewis Raymond, Jr. Mr. Mrs. William Rodenburg Mrs. B. Althea Seavers Mr. Mrs. John Ship Mr. Mrs. Richard M. Smith Mr. Mrs. Stuart I). Staples Mr. Mrs. Michael Staron Mr. Mrs. Hubert Sypher Mr. Mrs. John Tamin Mr. Mrs. Lloyd E. Terry Mr. Mrs. Zelotes Toliver Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Trower Mr. Mrs. Einar Unander Mr. Mrs. Jarvis Verity Mr. Mrs. Ralph Watkins 91 In Appreciation for Their Many Years at G. H. S. Miss Agnes Schaumburg It is with profound regret that we received the news that Miss Agnes Schaumburg and Miss Mabel Sawyer arc retiring this year. Miss Schaumburg and Miss Sawyer, having taught at Greenport High School for forty-two years and thirty-one years respectively, are to be commended for their diligent and conscien- tious service. The Class of 1961 extends their thanks for a job well done. Miss Mabel Sawyer