Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

The BEACHCOMBER 1962 Published by The Senior Class, Greenport High School Greenport, New York EDITOR: D. H. Ott BUSINESS MANAGER: Adrienne Moskovey PHOTOGRAPHER: Frederick Axelson ADVISER: Mr. Gildersleeve The Beachcomber’s Motto Ad Astra Per Aspera Dedication To Mr. George Mclndoe, who has so steadfastly and sincerely guided us for three years (when, candidly, w'e were at times headstrong and not very tractable), we the Senior Class dedicate our yearbook in token of our thanks and appreciation for a trying job very well done. 2 In Recognition In recognition of his intellectual lead- ership and his profound influence on the intellectual growth of all of his students, and to express heart-felt gratitude for his encouragement to seek ever-widening un- derstanding of our own inner selves and of the world about us, the Beachcomber staff devote this page to Mr. George Gil- dersleeve. 3 Mr. Ncidich. Administration THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. Cottral, Mr. Hulse, Mr. Coyle, Mr. Hudson, pres., Dr. Goldin. 4 Mrs. Seavers Mr. Gardiner Mrs. Diller Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Brooks 5 Mr. Egert, Mrs. Hanff, Math; Mrs Brandi, Reading; Mrs. Hallock, Mrs. Youngs, Mr. Campbell, Languages; Mr. Call, Mr. Mclndoe, Business; Mr. Gilder- sleeve, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Garrett, English. Mr. Manwaring, Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Vin- digni, Cit. Ed.; Mr. Tuthill, Mr. Wells. Mr. Utz, Mr. Mulhall, Science; Mr. Jack- son, Mrs Pugsley, Phys. Ed.; Mrs. Fox. Home Ec.; Mr. Stoutenburgh, Ind. Arts: Mr. Jaschob, Art. 6 7 FIRST ROW: I. to r., Mrs. Ketcham, Mrs. M. Young, Mrs. Brooks, Miss Coon, Mrs. Grathwohl, Mrs. Heaney. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Copin, Miss MacFarlane, Mrs. Rhodes, Mr. Rcische, Mrs. E. Young, Mrs. Tillinghast, Miss Hixon. Grade School Faculty 8 Looking Backwards TOP: N. Kaufer, S. Preston, M. Lakowitz, P. Hudson. BOT: A. Katz, A. Mella in 1956 Moskovey. ABOVE: A1 Morton a few years back. BELOW: The Wells Clan. Dave Grigonis and Bill Lewis. BELOW: Ginncy. 10 Class History Starting their high school career ofF with a bang, the Class elected in 1958 as their Freshman officers Alan Horton, president, Mimi Wells, vice-president, Kathy Bush, treasurer, and Adrienne Moskovey, secretary. This team was given the monumental job of starting from scratch to build up the class treasury for that far-off trip to Washington and all those other expenses of the Senior year. The class-sponsored dance was well received, and other fund-raising efforts gave the infant treasury its first important additions. The Sophomore year saw A1 Horton and Adrienne returned as president and secretary, respectively, with new recruits to the upper echelon in the persons of Fred Axclson as vice-president and Mella Lakowitz as treasurer. The big Christmas Dance received the class’s undivided attention in the first half-year. The great social and finan- cial success of this enterprise was a much-welcomed reward for a great deal of work. A spring dance, a cake sale and a car wash (some pictures of which are on page 24) closed the year. Our Junior year brought us face to face with our financial problems and like all Junior classes we were worried. As officers the class elected Dave Ott president, and Wendy Bie treasurer, with Fred and Adrienne being rc-clcctcd to their respective posts. In desperation efforts to boost the class treasury, we embarked on a money-making campaign which saw the class hold two car washes and a cake sale and also saw an intensive dues drive by Wendy which brought ducs-owcd down from over $150 to less than $30. The last half of the year was a time of great activity as the class received their rings (standardized for the first time in the history of the school) and prepared for the Prom. “Soiree a Paris,” as this final effort of the year was called, brought a burst of feverish activity from the class and demanded everyone’s help, but we were all pleased to find the Prom the success that it was. Then, Seniors at last! Our officers were Dave Ott as president, Fred Axelson as vice-president, Lee Ellen Fox (who had succeeded Wendy when the latter moved away in February of the Junior year) as treasurer, and Adrienne Moskovey as secretary. This final year at G.H.S. opened with the tremendous two-week magazine campaign that brought in over $1,600 profit to the class. Elated by this success and seeing our fortunes rising, we went on to give our thespian effort of the year (see pages 12 and 13) which was financially a resounding triumph. Then came the advertising and Booster cam- paigns for the yearbook. Under Adrienne Moskovcy’s very capable direction, these campaigns a great achieve- ment. Before we could catch a breath, the spring vaca- tion had arrived and we were off to Washington on that long-awaited trip. And then came June and Com- mencement. As we looked back with nostalgia at all that these four years meant, and looked forward with hope and anticipation, some of us stopped for a moment to search out the value of it all, and we came to the conclusion that perhaps our years at G.H.S. were more than mere activities, more even than studies and learning (though that was important to many of us) : the years were, in fact, for good or ill, a chapter of our lives. We would remember it; it would be indissolubly imprinted on our minds; it would become a part of us even as we wrote to it FINIS. CLASS OFFICERS: Adrienne Moskovey, Lee Ellen Fox, Fred Axelson, and Dave Ott. LEFT: 1. to r., Larry, Bob, Mella, and Mary Ellen. ABOVE CENTER: left: Nancy learns her part. right: Kala managing the stage. left. The Boss at work. right, Mella and Al. TOP: Senior Play Was Fair Exchange Peggy Wilson ................. Mella Lakowitz Larry Munger Ched Armstrong .................. Allen Rackett Kay McCarthy Diana Wilson .................... Diane Walker Wendy Rheal . Carol Stellar....................Nancy Kaufer Bob Jones Helen Wilson..................... Lee Ellen Fox Dean Doyle . .. Steve Haviland ......................Larry Reiter Hal Valli .... Mrs. Franklin ................ Mary E. Deduck Stella Woolsey Sgt. Beggs..........................Jarvis Verity Kirk Wilson . . Ginny Martin ......................... Ann Katz . . Fred Axelson Donna Orlowski . .. . Mimi Wells Eugene Harman . Robert Dawson . . . George Vail , Claudia Reeves . . . . Barry Webb Performed: November 17-18, 1961. Director: Mr. Charles Jaschob (The “Boss”) 12 MOST MUSICAL: Mella and A1 BEST NATURED: Mary Ellen and Larry BEST DRESSED: Mimi and Ed MOST POPULAR: Fred and Adrienne MOST TALKATIVE: Mimi and Kala Superlatives This page: BELOW, left: BEST DANCERS: Ginncy and A1 BELOW, right: MOST VERSATILE: Curt and Lee Next page: bottom LEFT: MOST ARTISTIC: Fred and Judy RIGHT: MOST ATHLETIC: Linda and Mitch MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dave and Adrienne MOST BROTHERLY AND SISTERLY: Dave and Nancy MOST FLIRTATIOUS: Claudia and Curt DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL: Fred and Dave MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Donna and Kala MOST DEPENDABLE: Mella and George FREDERICK GUSTAV AXELSON Yearbook and football photographer 3, 4; track and field 3; band 1; camera club 1; library club 4; paper 1,2; A-V club 1; chemistry club 3; class vice-pres- ident 2,3,4; science fair prizes 1,3; senior play 4. KATHERINE ANN BARSCZEWSKI Posture club 2; chorus 1,2,3,4; library club 3,4; fut. sec. club 1,2,3; yearbook business staff; class treasurer 1; senior play 4; science fair 3. JUDITH ANN CARTO Chorus 1,2,3,4; library club 1,2,3,4; pa- per 1,2; fut. sec. club 2,3,4; senior play 4; science fair prize 3. LINDA LEE CHRISTENSEN Basketball 3,4; volleyball 4; girls’ lead- ers’ club 2,3, pres. 4; band 1,2,4: North- fork Band 1,2; chorus 1,2; library club 2,3,4; paper 1; fut. teachers’ 2,3; fut. sec. club pres. 4; yearbook business staff 4; mathletes 4; senior play 4. CAROL ANN CIACIA Band 1,2,3; chorus 1,2,3,4; Northfork Band 1,2; camera club 1; library club 1, 2,3,4: chemistry club 3,4; fut. nurses’ club 4; senior play 4. CHARLES JOSEPH CIOCHETTO Baseball 1,3,4; basketball 1,3,4; track and field 3,4; mixed chorus 4; senior play 4. 16 ALICE MARIE COWAN Chorus 1,2,3, mixed chorus librarian 4; chemistry club 4; fut. teachers’ club 1; fut. nurses’ club 2; business staff 4; gym show 1; science fair 2,4; senior play 4. ROBERT BRUCE DAWSON Camera club 1; chemistry club 3; science fair 1,2; senior play 4. MARY ELLEN DEDUCK Chorus 1,2,3,4; library club 2,3,4; paper 1; chemistry club 3; foreign relations club 4; mathletes 4; yearbook business staff 4; earth science third prize 1; sen- ior play 4. RICHARD DORS Football 1,2,3,4; track and field 1; pos- ture club 1,2; chorus 1; senior play 4. NANCY JOHNSON DOUGLASS Posture club 1,2; chorus 4; library club 1,2,3,4; chemistry club 4; fut. nurses’ club 3,4; yearbook business staff 4; sen- ior play 4; foreign relations 4. ROBERT WILLIAM FOSTER Football 2,3,4; posture club 3; library club 4. 17 LEE ELLEN FOX Basketball 3,4; cheerleader 1,2,3, co-cap. 4; girls’ leaders’ club 3,4; chorus 1,2,3,4, girls’ chor. vice-pres. 4, mixed chorus, sec. 3,4; NYSSMA 3,4: Rotary Vocal Ensemble 3,4; New Paltz Choral Clinic 4; library club 2,3,4; Purple Quill 4; chemistry club 3; fut. teachers’ club 3,4; earth science club 1; for. rel. club 4; class treasurer 3,4; girls’ team capt. on magazine camp.; senior play 4; biology second prize 2. GEORGIA ANNE FREEMAN Posture club 1; chorus 1,2,3,4; library club 1; fut. sec. club 2,3,4; senior play 4. DAVID MICHAEL GRIGONIS Posture club 1; chemistry club 3; sci. fair 2,4. EUGENE FRANCIS HARMAN Football, mgr. 1; baseball 1,2,3 mgr.; tennis 4; chorus 1,4; chemistry club 3; biology club 2; chemistry third prize 3; senior play 4; mathletes 4; golf 4. ALAN CHARLES HORTON . Baseball 1,2; band 1,2,3,4; chorus 1,2, 3,4; NYSSMA 2,3,4; New Paltz Choral Clinic 1,2,4; Northfork Band, Chorus 1, 2; library club 3,4; paper 3 ; Purple Quill 4; chemistry club 3; fut. teachers’ club 3 (v-p), 4; for. rel. 4; stud. coun. 3 (treas.), 4 (pres.); class pres. 1,2; capt. boys’ team mag. camp. 4; Boys’ State 3; chemistry prize 3; Honor Society 3,4 (v-p). VERNON EUGENE JACOBS Baseball 1,2,3,4; volleyball 3,4; softball 1,2,3,4; golf 4; posture club 1; library club 3,4; Purple Quill 4; chemistry club 3; fut. teachers’ club 2; biology club 2; yearbook bus. staff 4; World Hist award 2; Mathletes 4; senior play 4; for. rel. pres. 4. 18 EDWARD JURZENIA Football 2,3,4, mgr; baseball 2,3,4; pos- ture club 1,2'; library club 4; paper 2; Purple Quill 4; chemistry club 3,4; for. rel. 4; yrbk. bus. staff 4; book store mgr. 3,4. ANN KATZ Basketball 4; posture club 1; chorus 1,2, 3,4; library club 3; paper 1,2,3 (ed.); chemistry club 3; fut. teachers’ club 2,3, 4; biol. club 2; yrbk. bus. staff 4; senior play 4; hon. mention sci. fair 1; hall marshal 3,2. NANCY LORETTA KAUFER Chorus 1,2,3,4; camera club 1; library club 1,2,3,4; chemistry club 3,4; for. rel. club 4; yrbk. bus. staff 4; biol. first prize (sci. fair) 2; senior play 4; mathletes 4. MELANIA MARY LAKOWITZ Cheerleader 2,3,4; girls’ leaders’ club 2, 3,4; band 1,2,3,4; chorus 1,2,3,4, pres, girls’ 4; dance band 4; Rotary group 2, 3; North Fork Festival 1,2; NYSSMA 4; New Paltz 4; library club 1,3,4; paper 1; Purple Quill 4; fut. teachers’ club 3,4; for. rel. club 4; yrbk. bus. staff 4; stud, coun. 3 (sec.), 4; class treas. 2; Hon. Soc. 3,4 (sec-treas.) ; senior play 4; hall mar. 4; earth sci. 3rd prize 1; accomp. to chor. 2,3,4. MICHELE ANTHONY LANGONE Baseball 1,2,3,4, mgr.; posture club 1; senior play 4; Christmas prog. stg. mgr. WILLIAM EDWARD LEWIS Posture club 1,2. 19 ALEXANDER OTTO LUKE Posture club 1,2. JAMES ALFRED MALLETT Baseball 1; basketball 1,2,3; tennis 1,2 softball 1,2,3,4; band 1,2,4; chorus 1 paper 2; chemistry club 3; senior play 4 Jr.-Sr. Play Night 3,4. CURTIS CHARLES MARTIN Football 1,2,3,4; baseball 1,2,3,4; basket- ball 1,2; volleyball 3,4; softball 1,2,3,4; library club 2; Purple Quill 4; chemistry club 3; biol. club 2; earth sci. club 1; yrbk. bus. staff 4; mag. camp. bus. mgr. 4; mathletes 4; science fair chairman 3. DAVID RICHARD MILLER Football 3,4; baseball 1,2; basketball 1, 2,3,4; track and field 2,3,4; volleyball 1, 2; softball 1,2,3,4; ping-pong 2; band 1, 2; chorus 1,2; golf 4. WARREN NELSON MITCHELL Football 1,2,3,4; baseball 4; basketball 1, 2,3,4; track and field 1,2,3,4; volleyball 2,3; softball 1,2,3,4; posture club 1; A-V club 1; stud. coun. 1,2; senior play 4; hall mar.; Jr.-Sr. Play Night 3,4. ADRIENNE MARY MOSKOVEY Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; girls’ leaders’ club 2,3,4; band 1,2,3; chorus 1,2,3,4; library club 1,2,3,4; paper 1; Purple Quill 4; fut. teachers’ club v-p 4; yrbk. bus. mgr. 4; class sec. 1,2,3,4; science award 1; D.A.R. Girl’s Citizenship Award 4; Hon. Soc. 3,4; majorette 2,3,4; quiz show 1,4; senior play 4; mathletes 4; for. rel. club 4. 20 JAMES EDWARD OLSEN Football 2,3,4 (mgr.); tennis 3,4; volley- ball 3,4; ping-pong 2; posture club 2, 3,4; chorus 2,3,4; library club 2,3,4; A-V club 3,4; chemistry club 3,4; basketball referee 4; Jr.-Sr. Play Night 3,4. DONNA JANE ORLOWSKI Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; chorus 1,2,3,4; Ro- tary Vocal Ensemble 2; library club 1,2, 3,4; paper 1,2; chemistry club 3,4; fut. nurses’ club 4; fut. sec. 4; earth sci. club 1; biol. club 2; stud. coun. 1,2; senior play 4; hall mar. 1,2,4; Latin club 1. DAVID HEMPHILL OTT Beachcomber ed. 4; class pres. 3,4; Hon. Soc. 3, pres. 4; quiz show 1,2,3,4; debate 2; Purple Quill 4; oratorical contest 4; for. rel. club 4; mathlctes 4; Boys’ State 3; UN Essay Contest 3; social studies prize 1; prize for highest average 1; amer. hist, prize 3; Latin prize 3; Bausch Lomb. Sci. Award 4; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Phi Beta Kappa Cita- tion 4. JOHN HENRY PEDERSEN Football 2,3,4; track and field 1; golf 3, 4; posture club 1,2: band 1. ALLEN HENRY RACKETT Tennis 1,2,3; volleyball 2; posture club 1; band 2,3,4; chorus 1,2,3,4 (pres.); NYSSMA 3,4; New Paltz 2,4; Rotary group 2,3; library club 2,3,4; Purple Quill 4; fut. teachers’ club 2,3,4 (pres.); for. rel. club 4; yrbk. bus. staff 4; stud, coun. 4; band letter 3; hall mar. 4; Northfork band 2,3; Northfork chorus 2; mathletes 4; senior play 4; accomp. for chorus 4. CLAUDIA ANN REEVES Posture club 1,2; band 1,2 (sec.), 3,4 (libr., sec.); chorus 1,2,3,4; library club 1,2,4; paper 1,2; fut. teachers’ club 4; fut. sec. club 2,3; earth sci. club 1; senior play 4; Latin club 1. 21 STEVEN LAWRENCE REITER Band 1,2,3,4; chorus 1,2,3,4; chemistry club 3; biology club 2; band letter 2; senior play 4. ALAN ROBERT SCHMIDTCHEN Senior play 4; school decorations. JUDITH DOROTHY SIMES Band 3,4; chorus 1; library club 3,4; senior play 4. GENEVIEVE ESTELLE SMITH Basketball 2,3,4; volleyball 3,4; softball 1,2,3,4; cheerleader 2,3,4; chorus 1,3,4; library club 1,2,3,4; paper 1; fut. sec. club 2,3,4; archery 3,4; senior play 4. ANNE ELIZABETH SWISKEY Library club 4; paper 1,2; Purple Quill 4; fut. sec. club 4; P.T.A. award for pamphlet-cover designing. GEORGE ARTHUR VAIL Band 2,3; chorus 1,2,3,4; NYSSMA 3,4; North Fork chorus 1; camera club 1; library club 4; A-V club 1; chemistry club 3; yrbk. bus. staff 4; senior play 4. 22 JARVIS JEROME VERITY Football 2,3; tennis 1,2,3; volleyball 1; senior play 4. BARRY LEE WEBB Football 1,2,3,4; basektball 1,2,3,4; ten- nis 1,2,3,4; posture club 1,2; library club 4; chemistry club 3; senior play 4. DIANE ED WIN A WALKER Chorus 1,2,3,4; camera club 1; library club 2,3,4; paper 1,2; fut. sec. club 3,4; posture club 1; hall mar. 2; senior play 4. MARY LOUISE WELLS Volleyball 3; posture club 1,2; band 1, 2,3,4 (librarian).; library club 1,2,3,4; paper 1,2; Purple Quill 4; chemistry club 3,4; fut. teachers’ club 4; fut. sec. 2,3; yrbk. bus. staff 4; class vice-pres. 1; earth sci. club 1; biol. club 2; Latin club 1; senior play 4; hall mar. 2; for. rel. club 4; Jr.-Sr. Play Night 3,4. SUSAN SCOTT WILBURN Posture club 1,2; chorus 1,2; library club 2,3,4; paper 1,2; fut. sec. 4; Latin club 1; earth sci. club 1. 23 FIRST ROW: J. Allen, D. Novit, L. A. Begley, J. Glad- ding, C. Carto, J. A. LaColla, C. McMann. SECOND ROW: R. LaBad, G. Jackson, J. Jones. E. Houlis, R. Mc- Neill, G. King, M. Lieblein, C. Udell, B. Coyle,’S. Nost- rand, B. Stern, G. Wilburn, C. Claudio, R. Pilles, S. Pres- ton, Mr. Campbell. THIRD ROW: C. Salminen, R. Walden, D. Edwardson. J. Reiter, C. Campion, C. Brooks, R. VanCura, H. Tuthill, L. Brandi, W. Macomber, U. Edwards, S. Hulse, P. Dennis. CLASS OFFICERS: J. Ebeling, treasurer; D. McNeill, vice-president; J. Snead, president; R. McNeill, secretary. Juniors Reflective that its first two years had flown by so quickly, and optimistic about the two years ahead, the Class of ’63, advised by Mr. John Campbell, be- gan its Junior year by electing Jim Snead as presi- dent, Donna McNeill as vice-president, John Ebeling as treasurer, and Rosemary McNeill as secretary. Dick Gloria, Carol Levin, and Marlene Lieblein were ap- pointed student council representatives. After an objective appraisal of its financial re- sources, the class set out on a year of fund-raising to fill its starving treasury for the imminent Senior year expenses. A very successful food sale followed by the Junior-sponsored Halloween dance — ‘'Be- witching Hours” — fed the hungering treasury well during the fall months. In December an extended cookie sale helped the Juniors along; in February they organized the traditional Valentine’s Dance; in the spring the class gave a skating party, car wash, and another successful food sale. As June ap- proached, the Juniors were busily planning the Prom, which was enchanting and provided a glowing cli- max to their third year at G.H.S.! FIRST ROW: E. Simmons, C. Levin, C. Simpson, M. Mallet, H. Hallas, K. Hutchings, D. Bregel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Manwaring, D. McNeill, L. Corwin, P. De- duck, D. Tuthill, C. Claudio, P. Hudson, L. Matthias, B. Vloutely, H. Carey, B. Easter, J. Ebeling, R. Word!. THIRD ROW: J. Snead, L. Warren, B. Trovver, J. Brandi, R. Gloria, W. Harding, P. Wysocki, K. LeBailey, R. Fied- ler, S. Rutkowski, J. Cowan, C. Lellman. FIRST ROW: L. Slcdjeski, E. Tuthill, D. Quillan, D. DeLong, L. Benko, J. Checklick, E. King. SECOND ROW: Mr. Egert, S. Bush, D. Levine, H. Swiskcy, M. Edwards. S. Latham, C. Halliwell, G. Smith, B. Spohr, C. Adams, C. Copin, M. Alec, T. Corwin, THIRD ROW: F. Hiddink, D. Corwin, T. Pilles, J. Vloutcly, R. Walker, W. Gonzalez, G. Brooks, E. Seibold, R. Staron, E. Aane- stad, L. Lakowitz. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS: C. Adams, treas.; D. Corwin, v.p.; T. Costello, pres.; C. Halliwell, sec. FIRST ROW: C. Case, J. Aane- stad, B. Robinson, J. Leden, G. Bregel, S. Kruszeski, K. Cowan, C. Demarest. SECOND ROW: M. Urban, B. Corwin, M. A. Sledjeski, B. Dean, D. Baldwin, V. Reiter, S. Tabor, M. White, F. Sobicray, D. Purinton, L. Bubb, Mr. Garrett. THIRD ROW: K. Grathwohl, H. Grossman, M. Tut- hill, P. King, L. Iacono, K. Wil- son, J. Cherepowich, R. Perham, T. Costello, L. Adams, E. Sjoquist, J. Thilberg. 28 Freshmen FIRST ROW: B. McNair, W. Tabor, S. Green, D. Wilburn, D. Ormond, R. Rogers, D. Bennett. SECOND ROW: L. Brown, J. Warner, M. Pemberton, D. Levin, J. Harris, A. Costello, N. Zebrowski, K. Bogden, J. Glickman, Mr. Tuthill. THIRD ROW: R. Bowes, B. Jester, G. Dimon, W. Swiskey, J. Wells, K. Martin, T. Clingen, T. Rempe, T. Rinehart, R. Foster, R. Pfluger, K. Salminen, E. King. FIRST ROW: J. Young, B. Copin, E. Sled- zieski, C. O’Kula, C. Bauer, B. Shedrick, M. Jones. SECOND ROW: Mr. Vindigni, P. Tartaglione, S. Brandi, J. Pemberton, P. Krus- zeski, C. Hansen, J. Bohlke, P. Truglio. THIRD ROW: R. Cornell, B. Ryder, B. Wa- terhouse, H. Clark, P. Deduck, F. Fitzpatrick, G. Lillis, P. Kramer, T. Price, R. Cowan. FIRST ROW: B. Bozoman, M. Halliwell, J. Bertolini, S. Pekunka, K. Gloeckler, M. Ship, B. Taplin, Mrs. Fox. SECOND ROW: I. Luke, E. Harroun, H. Katz, J. Arthur, G. Schinellcr, S. Grushkin, J. Worrell, M. Mc- Indoe. THIRD ROW: B. Rhinow, R. Tyler, W. Carnpion, R. Cooper, R. Latham, E. Cor- win, R. Trower. Eighth FIRST ROW: J. Adams, S. Brooks, P. Moisa, L. Hanff. S. Grodski, L. Lcllman, V. Iacono, N. Bcnko, E. Toliver. SECOND ROW: R. Wells, J. Powell, T. Klos, J. Jurzenia, J. Plelinski, L. Randall, C. Bubb, D. Moisa, L. Pilles, V. Wells, P. Cary, D. Zip- kas, Mr. Call. THIRD ROW: D. Goldin, D. Latham, J. Lap, R. Terry., J. Edwardson, R. Brandi, R. Deale, H. Levine FIRST ROW: J. Herzog, S. Gri- gonis, G. Mazzaferro, D. Foster, E. Burzynski, C. Wippert, R. Wil- burn. SECOND ROW: E. Shed- rick. B. Strasser, A. Gladding, M. Riley, J. Garner, J. Mellas, D. Simpson, C. Perham, N. Mazza- ferro, S. Wysocki, Mr. Hunter. THIRD ROW: R. Ruthcr, F. VanSickle, R. Aanestad, G. Saul, L. Wilson, D. Corwin, J. Doroski, R. Turner, R. Moore, W. Young, J. Preston, R. Douglass. FIRST ROW: D. Orlowski, B. Hulse, K. Bellefountaine, S. Ray- nor, S. Andrews, S. Giovanclli, R. McNair. SECOND ROW: D. Owen, C. Quarty, J. Kruszeski, E. Turner, L. Lane, R. Saul, R. Pil- les, A. Greenhalgh, H. Dawson, Mr. MacDonald. THIRD ROW: R. Drake, M. Capuano, J. Gor- don, D. Burke, R. Chute, A. Hulse, A. Grilli, C. Morris, C. Skrezec, R. Smith. FIRST ROW: L. Carey, V. Spra- gue, C Yoskovich, L. Cook, J. Lawrence, R. Dean. SECOND ROW: S. McNair, N. Flatley, L. Carter, R. Brooks, E. Van Nost- rand, Mr. Utz. THIRD ROW: E. Rudder, R. Rudder, M. Roche- fort, B. Morris, P. Macombcr, W. Horton, P. Quarty. Seventh FIRST ROW: E. Jester, M. Price, M. Warren, L. Konchinski, D. Strasser, C. Halliwell, D. Ship, P. Burczyk. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brandi, M. Dias, D. Staron, T. Johnson, K. Powell, E. Copin, J. Hanff, R. Foster, J. Urban. THIRD ROW: R. Smith, J. Sei- bold, W. Long, N. Waterhouse, T. LaColla, K. Laub, S. Burt. FIRST ROW: M. Gray, G. Shed- rick, S. Corwin, B. Dunkirk, D. Foster, M. Malinauskas, J. Volin- ski. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hanff, D. Warner, G. Hallock, S. Coraz- zini, J. Charters, D. Walker, P. Marvin, T. Van Nostrand, B. Ur- ban, D. Webb, C. Richter, G. Poliwoda, M. Marczewski, D. Bonkoski. THIRD ROW: D. Tut- hill, H. Grodski, R. Owen, E. Wright, K. Harris, G. Mazzaferro, A. Lane, R. Pemberton. FIRST ROW: D. Miller, G. Jackson, H. Tuthill, J. Snead, B. Webb, C. Martin, W. Mit- chell, R. Dors, J. Thilberg, R. Gloria, J. Reiter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Manwaring, S. Hulsc, K. Martin, J. Brandi, C. Lellman, D. Corwin, B. Copin, J. Pedersen, R. Worrell, T. Rine- hart, Mr. Vindigni, Coach Jackson. THIRD ROW: J. Olsen, L. Brandi, T. Costello, J. Wells, K. Drake, F. Fitzpatrick, M. Tuthill, R. Cornell, P. Kramer. FOURTH ROW: R. Pfiuger, L. Iacono, G. Lillis, R. Bakelar, T. Price, C. Brooks, S. Grushkin, R. Foster, T. Rcmpe, T. Pillis, E. Corwin, E. Sjoquist, H. Grossman, R. Staron. Football By special arrangement with The Purple Quill and Mr. Curtis Martin: Defying all early season predictions, the Green- port football team won its sixth straight cham- pionship this year. Our backfield (Joe Reiter at fullback, Gary Jackson and Warren Mitchell at halfback, and Curtis Martin at quarterback) was a devastatingly powerful unit. The big question mark was the quality of our line. The biggest obstacles there were inexperience and lack of numbers from which to pick a starting line. But with the addi- tion of Halsey Tuthill, the line began to take shape. For the opening game our starting offensive and defensive lines contained one freshman, two sophomores, three juniors and three seniors. Up to this first game, with Patchogue, our team had not jelled, but a week’s effort at building up the defense paid off when we beat Hauppauge and put ourselves once again on the winning trail. The team continued in its series of victories to beat Easthampton (by Warren Mitchell’s winning touchdown made in the last four minutes of what had up to that moment been a “nightmare”), fn a rough game, the team made its maximum effort to defeat our strongest opponent, Wcsthampton. The final games, which were comparatively easy victories, brought the season to a triumphant close. This year’s football team had no single star. Each victory was the result of solid team effort, and it was this, more than any other single factor, that made Greenport a championship team. Gary Jackson was high scorer this year with 57 points. Jim Snead was close behind with 46 points. Though he scored less, Warren Mitchell ran beautifully. Joe Reiter threw key blocks which al- lowed our runners to get in the clear. Curtis Mar- tin at quarterback rounded out this superb and effective backfield. Our line, which progressed with each game at an unbelievable speed, was an- chored by seniors Barry Webb at tackle and Dick Dors at guard. Richard Gloria, center, and Halsey Tuthill, guard, did fine jobs. At ends we had Dave Miller and Charles Boldin, who both caught many passes during the season. On defense Greenport was led by the ferocious tackling of Halsey Tut- hill. Tom Rinehart (only a freshman), Barry Copin and Bob Worrell came in on defense and per- formed excellently. But Greenport’s football glory would never have been possible but for our tremendous coaching staff, headed by Dorrie Jackson, with Sal Vincligni ajid Richard Manwaring assisting. These men de- serve all the credit that could possibly be accorded them. For six years they have won for Greenport the championship by virtue of their football knowl- edge and their ability to transmit that knowledge to the players. For this outstanding job we thank them. Mr. Vindigni, Coach Jackson, Mr. Manwaring. SCORES 20 Patchogue ......... 24 34 Hauppauge .......... 6 24 Easthampton ....... 19 29 Southampton ....... 12 19 Westhampton ........ 6 28 Kings Park ......... 7 41 Mastic ............ 21 35 Varsity Baseball J-V Baseball FIRST ROW: J. Thilberg, K. Martin, J. Vloutely, M. Tuthill, J. Cherepowich, B. Foster, E. Corwin, Mr. MacDonald; SECOND ROW: B. Staron, B. Reiter, B. Smith, K. Salminen, C. Dimon, F. Fitzpatrick, C. Brooks. FIRST ROW: K. Langone, S. Rutkowski, J. Snead, J. Reiter, V. Jacobs, C. Martin, G. Jack- son, J. Cowan, Coach Manwaring; SECOND ROW: R. Walker, C. Boldin, K. Wilson, R. Foster, D. Edwardson, T. Costello, T. Rinehart. 36 FIRST ROW: Coach Wells, C. Ciochetto, S. Hulse, J. Snead, G. Jackson, C. Boldin, J. Cowan, J. Reiter, R. Gloria, L. Brandi; SECOND ROW: L. lacono, K. Salminen, G. Brooks, R. Fiedler, B. Copin, F. Hiddink, S. Grushkin, T. Rempe, T. Rinehart, R. Pcrham, J. Wells, C. Brooks; THIRD ROW: B. Rhino, E. Sjoquist, G. Schineller, P. Deduck, J. Thilberg, T. Pilles, H. Grossman, L. Reiter, J. Tuthill; FOURTH ROW: K. LeBailey, E. Aanestad, W. Gonzalez. Track Greenport’s 1962 track team should once again be a top contender for the championship.-Though quite a few men have been lost from the team, there will be ample replacements this year. Gone via graduation were Flip De Jesus, Reggie Wilson (both jump and dash event men), Dick Herzog (who ran the 440), and Pete Lieblein and Tom Sypher (both of whom put shot and threw the discus). These men were important cogs in the team that won the championship last year, but adequate reserves to cover the loss are found on this year’s team. Star of the squad will be Charley Boldin, pos- sibly the best dash man in the county. Last year in the East End Meet, Charley won both the 100 and 220. Also, in the medley relays Greenport cap- tured the mile relay title with Charley anchoring a team of Dick Herzog, Warren Mitchell, Reggie Wilson and himself. Gary Jackson, Warren Mitchell, Jim Snead, Chickie Chiochetto, and Ulysses Edwards are also returning letter-men from last year who are worthy of note. In the East End Meet last year Snead took a second in the discus and should fill Herzog’s shoes in the 440 this year. Chickie Chiochetto took second in the 220 in the Meet last year and should be finishing near the top in the 100 yard dash this year — along with Charley Boldin. Ulysses Edwards is also another fine dash man. He and Chiochetto were part of the team that won the 880 relay at the Meet. These same two men, along with Snead and Gary Jackson, won the 440 relay at the County Relays in Amity- ville last year. Gary Jackson is a fine pole vaulter and hurdler who picked up many points in these events last year, besides being a member of that 440 relay. Warren Mitchell is another fine hurdler and runner. He was also part of the relay team, along with Boldin, that won the mile relay in the county relays for the sixth straight year last sea- son. These boys, with other outstanding Juniors and Sophomores, should stand Greenport’s track team in quite good stead for the next few' years. We are looking to another East End Championship this year — our fifth in six years. —CM. 37 Varsity: FIRST ROW: U. Edwards. J. Jones, J. Snead, C. Boldin, C. Chiochetto; SECOND ROW: Coach Wells, D. Miller, B. Webb, G. Jackson, J. Reiter, B. LaBad, C. Lehman (mgr). 38 The Greenport High School basketball team had an above average season this year. While not winning the championship, they did finish fairly high in the final team standings for the league. The team this year was paced by Ulysses Edwards, Gary Jackson and Chickie Chiochetto at the guards; Dave Miller, Jim Snead, Jim Jones and Barry Webb at forwards and Charles Boldin at center. Greenport was involved in quite a few exciting games this year. Perhaps the most exciting was the Greenport-Easthampton game. Ulysses Edwards held Easthampton’s star to 13 points and Greenport won by the narrow margin of 47—46. In the Westhampton game, Greenport was way behind at the half, but in the second half went on a scoring spree that fell short by only eight points, finally losing the game 48—56. Greenport’s best performance of the year was against Center Moriches. In this game Greenport produced its highest total of the year: 74 to 48 in Greenport s favor. The Southold game was another see-saw battle for Greenport. Only in about the last minute of play did Southold pull ahead, hanging on to win 43—36. Top scorers for Greenport this year were Ulysses Edwards, Jim Jones and Jim Snead—all averaging around 10 points a game. Greenport this year showed more strength off the boards than it has in past seasons. This job was done mainly by Dave Miller, Charles Boldin, Barry Webb, Jim Snead and Jim Jones. The J.V. had a good season this year, showing much promise. Joe Reiter led the scoring with a 15 point average. Bob LaBad, Karlo Salminen and Sonny Morris pulled in the rebounds while Greg Brooks, Dave Corwin and King Wilson handled the ball and set up scores. Junior Varsity: FIRST ROW: G. Brooks, D. Corwin, J. Reiter, K. Salminen, S. Morris; SEC. ROW: J. Wells, B. Bakelaar, K. Martin, S. Clark, B. Cooper; THIRD ROW: Coach Wells, Lee Brandi (mgr). B. LaBad. 39 Volleyball FIRST ROW: J. Brandi, C. Martin, V. Jacobs, J. Verity, H. Tuthill; SECOND ROW: S. Hulse, E. Har- man, J. Mallett, L. Brandi, T. Costello. Ping Pong FIRST ROW: J. Reiter, J. Snead, J. Jones, L. Warren; SECOND ROW: C. Ciochetto, J. Cowan, P. Dennis, G. Jackson, K. LcBailey. 40 Girls’ Sports The Beachcomber would like to apologize to the girls on the following teams for not being able to print pictures of the teams. The exigencies of publishing a yearbook made it impossible to secure the necessary photographs, but, so that recognition will be accorded where it is due, we hope that pub- lishing the names of the team members will give some satisfaction to the people involved. Basketball L. Bcnko, L. Bubb, L. Christensen. B. Corwin, T. Corwin, B. Dean, L. Fox, C. Halliwcll, E. Houlis, B. Robinson, M. Ship, G. Smith, B. Stern. Volleyball B. Corwin, T. Corwin, C. Halliwcll, E. Houlis, M. Lieblein, R. McNeill, B. Robinson. Softball L. Benko, L. Bubb, L. Christensen, B. Corwin, T. Corwin, C. Halliwcll, E. Houlis, M. Lieblein, R. McNeill, B. Robin- son. 41 J-V Cheerleaders L. Sledjcski; S. Green: B. J. Tuthill; L. Cor- win, Captain; C. Halliwcll; B. Dean; M. A. Sledjcski. E. Houlis; M. Lieblein; G. Smith; A. Mosko- vey. Captain; D. Orlowski; L. E. Fox: M. Lakowitz; B. Stern: S. Preston. Varsity Cheerleaders J. Herzog, J. Jurzenia, D. Simpson, L. Hanff. D. Orlowski, G. Mazzaferro, A. Gladding, A. Moskovey, Head Majorette. Twirlers Girls’ Leaders Club FIRST ROW: M. Lakowitz, L. E. Fox, M. Lieblein, L. Christensen, R. McNeill, A. Mos- kovey. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pugsley, C. Halliwcll, M. A. Sledjeski. L. Bubb. B. Dean, D. McNeill, E. Houlis. -A- s The Band With Mr. Frank Marino directing, the G.H.S. band had a very good year. The band did a wonderful job at the home football games. A lot of hard work went into putting on a halftime show. The musicians practiced long hours dur- ing activity periods and on Saturday mornings, and the effort certainly made the half-time shows the best ever. Later in the year this same energy was turned towards preparing for the Christ- mas Concert and the Spring Music Pro- gram, both productions being very well received. In its formal and dignified elections, the band elected Alan Horton as presi- dent, Cortland Brooks as vice-president, Claudia Reeves as secretary, and Mary Ann Slcdjeski as treasurer. Mimi Wells, Joanne Pemberton, and Donna Baldwin were chosen librarians. Allen Rackett was elected to the new and different job of student director to take over the direction of the band when necessary. With good officers, a dedicated and energetic director, and hard working mu- sicians, the band was a credit to the school, and Seniors felt proud to have this band playing at Commencement. 47 Girls’ Chorus Officers NYSSMA M. Lakowitz, M. Lieblein, L. E. Fox, L. Sledjeski, A. Horton, K. Wilson, G. Vail, A. Rackett. Chorus Mixed Chorus Officers Mixed Chorus SEATED: C. Reeves, C. Martin, Mr. Gildersleeve, A. Moskovey, D. Ott, F. Axelson, N. Douglass; STANDING: N. Kaufcr, D. Orlowski, K. Lan- gonc, E. Jurzenia, D. Walker, V. Jacobs, A. Cowan, A. Rackett, L. E. Fox, M. E. Deduck, S. Wilburn, M. Lakowitz,'L. Christensen, A. Katz. The Beachcomber TO THE READER: To see our monument, look around this book. 50 FRONT ROW: A. Horton, M. Tuthill, J. Cowan, G. Vail, R. Foster, G. Jackson, C. Brooks, W. Harding, B. Trower, J. Pedersen, V. Jacobs, R. Gloria, J. Reiter; SECOND ROW: L. Begley, C. Halliwell, L. Fox, C. Levin, N. Douglass, R. Pilles, K. Bush, D. Levine, D. Baldwin, D. Walker, C. Reeves, G. Smith, O. Orlowski, J. Gladding, N. Kaufer, D. Brcgel, K. Cowan, C. McMann; THIRD ROW: Mr. Gildersleeve, E. Houlis, D. McNeill, R. McNeill, M. De- duck, L. Christensen, M. Lakowitz, L. Corwin, G. King, P. Deduck, P. Hudson, M. Wells, B. Coyle, L. Matthias, B. Dean, S. Latham, C. Copin, J. Simes, J. Carto, C. Ciacia, S. Wilburn, C. Wilburn, A. Moskovey, Mrs. Pemberton; FOURTH ROW: A. Rackett, F. Axclson, J. Ol- sen, E. Jurzenia, J. Jones, R. Worrell, J. Ebeling. Library Club FIRST ROW: D. Ott; V. Jacobs; C. Martin: S. Preston; C. Levin, Editor; Mr. Gildersleeve, Adviser; A. Rackett; P. Deduck. SF.COND ROW: C. McMann; K. Cowan; J. La- Colla; G. Bregel; B. Copin; K. Hutchings; S. Green; M. Mallet; J. Allen; J. Checklick; L. Benko. THIRD ROW: G. King; L. Corwin; M. Lakowitz; D. Baldwin; L. E. Fox; M. Halliwell; D. Levin; A. Moskovey; D. Novit; B. Sled- jeski; J. Aanestad; J. Glickman; J. Harris; C. Adams; J. Pemberton; C. Halliwell; E. King; D. Levine; P. Hudson; E. Houlis. FOURTH ROW: A. Costello; B. Dean; W. Harding; C. Simpson; F. Soberiay; M. A. Sledjeski; A. Horton: B. Vloutely; S. Purintan; S. Bush; B. Spohr; M. Alec; T. Watson; R. Pilles; L. Matthias; S. Pekunka; C. Udell; M. Wells. The Purple Quill The Purple Quill was revived this year under the dynamic editorship of Carol Levin. With lit- erary advice proffered by Mr. Gildersleeve, and technical assistance given by Mr. Mclndoe and Mr. Call, and following the creative policy of the editor, the paper blossomed into what was pro- nounced, nemine contradicente, the fullest flower- ing of school journalistic talent in recent years. By special arrangement with The Quill, we reprint portions of Miss Levin’s first editorial, published November 17, 1961, which gives the guiding phi- losophy of the paper: THE QUILL is an attempt to fill a wide gap in G.H.S. extra-curricular activities. We have cheerleaders, sports, music, and assorted special clubs, but we have no medium of communication among groups, among classes, as among students. THE QUILL hopes to provide a way not only for school activities and events to be publicized, but also for students to comment and give opin- ions on topics they choose — from the world situa- tion to the school situation. Hence, THE QUILL will not be strictly a school newspaper, but more a school news-magazine. THE QUILL has set for itself certain goals, the most important of which are to educate and to amuse the students of G.H.S. Amusement takes any forms, from grade poetry to odd statistics; education appears in the form of articles ranging from reports on new courses to reviews of well- liked books and records. In short, the aim of THE QUILL is to broaden G.H.S. understanding of itself, and create at G.H.S. a greater understanding of some of the main developments in modern literature and music. 52 D. Ott, L. Christensen, A. Moskovcy, V. Jacobs, Mr. Egert, C. Martin, M. Lakowitz, N. Kaufer, A. Rackett, M. E. Deduck. Mathletes Electronics Club G. Seavers, W. Rhinow, S. Grushkin, Mr. Mulhall, L. Warren, P. Dcduck, C. Dimon. FIRST ROW, SITTING: Mr. Tuthill, D. McNeill, J. Ebeling, R. McNeill, C. Ciacia, D. Orlowski, N. Kaufer. SECOND ROW, STANDING: M. Mallet, R. Pilles, N. Douglass, H. Tuthill, L. Brandi, C. Lellman, P. Dennis, E. Houlis, G. King, C. Claudio, G. Wilburn. THIRD ROW, STANDING: J. Snead, P. Wysocki, L. Warren, J. Reiter, R. Worrell, R. Gloria, J. Olsen, R. Walden, M. Wells, L. Corwin, M. E. Deduck, C. Brooks, E. Jurzenia. Chemistry Club Future Teachers’ Club FIRST ROW: A. Horton, C. Adams, M. Moskovey, Mrs. Diller, A. Rackett, M. Lakovvitz, E. Houlis, L. E. Fox. SECOND ROW: C. McMann, K. Cowan, J. LaColla, B. J. Tuthill, D. Baldwin, B. Copin, D. DeLong, J. Harris, L. Benko, M. Halliwell, C. Reeves, D. Levin, E. King, D. A. Levine. THIRD ROW: S. Preston, G. King, C. Copin, J. Pemberton, H. Swiskey, M. Wells, J. Arthur, P. Deduck, L. Corwin, A. Katz, L. Christensen. FOURTH ROW: C. Halliwell, B. Dean, B. Coyle, C. Levin, M. A. Slcdjcski, M. Lieblein. FIRST ROW: M. A. Sledjcski, sec., A. Horton, pres., Mr. MacDonald, adviser, M. Lieblein, v-p., S. Brandi, treas., SECOND ROW: W. Foster, M. Price, A. Rackett, M. Lakowitz, R. Gloria, J. Wells, C. Levin, D. A. Levine, B. Dean, A. Costello, L. Lellman, J. Jurzenia. THIRD ROW: E. Gopin, T. Klos. Student Council Future Nurses’ Club FIRST ROW: G. Wilburn, sec.-treas., D. McNeill, pres., Mrs. Preston, R. McNeill, v-p. SECOND ROW: J. Aanc- stad, F. Soberiay, L. Bubb, E. Bozoman, D. Orlowski, J. Bertolini, N. Douglass, S. Pekunka, K. Gloecklcr, M. Mal- let, B. Sledjeski, B. McNair, L. Sledjeski, B. Taplin, S. Kruszeski, C. Demarest. THIRD ROW: I. Luke, T. Cor- win, D. Harper, E. Jones, B. Corwin, M. Deduck, C. Smith, M. Alec, D. Tuthill, J. Bohlkc, D. Ciacia, B. Spohr, A. Costello, S. Brandi, J. Checklick, B. Stern, S. Latham. Cafeteria Staff R. Walden, W. Mitchell, Mrs. Seavers, Mrs. Hanff, F. Sobieray, Mrs. Proferes, M. White, A. Grilli, Mrs. Brandi. FIRST ROW: D. A. Levine, M. A. Sledjeski, K. Hutc- jings, J. Allen, B. J. Easter, D. Harper; SECOND ROW: D. Bregel, B. Hulse, W. Mitchell, S. Hulse, C. Brooks, B. Trower, A. Horton, Mr. Marino; THIRD ROW: Mr. Manwaring, J. Reiter, J. Ebeling, L. Warren, C. Bolden, J. Jones, E. Jurzenia. Absent: C. Levin. Jazz Club 56 FIRST ROW: left to right, A. Horton, M. Lakowitz, D. Ott, A. Moskovey, C. Martin. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Ncidich, S. Wilburn, A. Rackett, L. E. Fox, V. Jacobs, M. Lieblein, R. Walden, C. Levin, E. Houlis, S. Preston, C. McMann, Mrs. Diller. Honor Society Honor Roll of New Members Lee Ellen Fox Vernon Jacobs Allen Rackett Susan Wilburn Evelyn Houlis Carol Levin Marlene Lieblein Carla McMann Sara Preston Raymond Walden J SEATED AT LEFT TABLE, LEFT SIDE: E. Seibold, S. Grushkin, T. Price, P. Deduck, C. Copin, C. Adams, M. Lakowitz; LEFT TABLE, RIGHT SIDE: J. Pemberton, M. Halliwell, C. Halliwell, B. Dean, J. Checklick, J. Aanestad, G. McMann, C. Levin. D. Ott. RIGHT TABLE: B. Copin, N. Douglass, A. Moskovey, A. Rackett, R. Gloria, N. Kaufer. Foreign Relations Club The Foreign Relations Club, newly formed this year, was the outgrowth of a half-year course — American Foreign Relations — offered in the fall term to Juniors and Seniors. The fourteen students in the class were so regretful at seeing the course end in January that Mr. Manwaring (who originated the class) made plans with Mr. Vindigni to form a history discussion club. The Foreign Relations Club which resulted from these plans includes Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Sen- iors selected on a scholarship basis. January saw the first of the club’s monthly meetings held in the cafeteria with refreshments served. Each meeting has a planned pro- gram (debate, lecture, report) presented by different members and perhaps a guest speaker. For example, Mr. Harry Beling showed his slides of Germany at one meet- ing, accompanying a debate on German re-unification; the Reverend Arthur Olsen spoke on bigotry and prejudice as basic factors in causing world tension and distrust (as well as causing strife between individuals) at a meeting which also had a debate on disarmament. Provocative debates, the enthusiastic support of the members, and delicious refreshments (which renew the members’ energy for the give-and-take of the debates) have all combined to make the Club one of the most enjoyable and successful in the school. — C.B.L. STANDING: Left to Right: D. A. Levine, P. Pres- ton, M. Lakowitz, A. Moskovey, N. Kaufer, S. Grushkin, C. McMann, D. Ott, W. Tabor, N. Douglass, J. Pemberton. SEATED: M. Wells, V. Jacobs. FACING CAMERA, Left to Right: M. Mclndoc, M. Wells, V. Jacobs, Rev. Arthur Olsen, Mr. Manwaring, L, Warren, P. Preston. Left to Right: Mr. Stoutenburgh, J. Verity, J. Mallett, L. Reiter, K. Hutchings, R. Dors, E. Harman, R. Fiedler, G. Vail. Camera Club Jr.H.S. Mus. Festival Group SEATED: L. Randall, clarinet; E. Toliver; STANDING: E. Copin, R. Smith, J. Hanff, A. Gladding, B. Strassen, M. Riley, G. Mazzaferro. 59 Missing Persons The whims of Fate, the caprices of an improperly working camera, and the hu- man failings to which we are all prone combined to prevent us from putting some pictures and information in their proper places in the book. We are trying to rem- edy the deficiency by including this material below, with pardon asked for from the people concerned. Mrs. Crayton Basketball Gpt. . 71 Mercy . 33 Gpt. . 47 Shelter Island . . . . 35 Gpt. . 54 Sag Harbor . 36 Gpt. . 51 Bridgehampton . . . 37 Gpt. .. 31 Westhampton . ... . 46 Gpt. . 65 Southampton . . . . . 57 Gpt. .. 53 Center Moriches . . 33 Gpt. .. 37 Mattituck . 55 Gpt. .. 47 Easthampton .... . 46 Gpt. . 36 Southold ; 43 Gpt. . 59 Shelter Island . .. . 41 Gpt. . . 48 Westhampton . . . . . 56 Gpt. .. 22 Southampton ... . . 42 Gpt. . . 44 Sag Harbor . 51 Gpt. .. 74 Center Moriches . . 48 Gpt. . . 39 Mattituck . 67 Gpt. .. 37 Easthampton .... . 42 Gpt. .. 64 Southold . 50 A more recent picture of Mr. Williams than the one which appears on page 48. Apologies With over three hundred names to be spelt correctly, we were bound to make mistakes in various places throughout the book. There are doubtless a good number of names spelt wrong and we apologize to those whose names have been dealt harshly with. Three mistakes we are particu- larly sorry' for are the following: KATHERINE BARSZCZEWSKI whose name is incorrectly spelt on page 16. CHARLES CIOCHETTO whose name is misspelled in various places in the book. JAMES MALLETT whose name is also misspelled in different parts of the book. 60 A Letter from the Editor Dear Reader: Looking back over the past months of feverish, at times seemingly futile, effort to put out this yearbook, I have come to the conclusion that the whole job rests upon one support: co-operation. Without the willingly given co-operation of every- one in the school such an effort as this would founder in a storm of senseless bicker- ing and spite. I am happy that we were not overly troubled by lack of co-operation and that almost everyone eventually realized the pressure of time and circumstances which necessitated our actions. Of course, our activities did disrupt classes and cause dislocation for one or two days, but without that activity there would Have been no yearbook at all. Some people I would particularly like to thank are: — Adrienne whose tireless drive and unremitting toil as Business Manager saved the yearbook (and the class, too) from financial disaster; — Mr. Gildersleeve, whose advice and words of encouragement in the darkest hours of yearbook work when we had no camera and no copy to submit and whose self less spirit and dedication gave us all an example to overcome the obstacles; — Fred, whose work as photographer had to be carried on under almost im- possible conditions (what could be more impossible than taking pictures without a camera?); — Curt, who wrote matchless sports prose at short notice for our coverage of G.H.S. athletics; — Carol, who allowed me to plagiarize the Purple Quill, which saved me many hours of writing and rewriting of copy, and who also did a superb job on several articles of her own which appear on these pages. The 1962 Beachcomber does not, I know, satisfy everyone, and there are, indeed, many things I would myself have wished different. But I can truthfully say that we all did the best we could and none of us are ashamed of the result. D. H. OTT 61 SPECIAL BENEFACTORS BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ’62 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 DIVISION OF GREENPORT ICE CO., INC. GREENPORT, NEW YORK LIPMAN BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE ARCADE DEPARTMENT STORE LITTLE YANKEE SHOP 134 FRONT STREET GREENPORT, NEW YORK PECONIC BAY ELECTRONICS, INC. GREENPORT, NEW YORK PRESTON’S MARKET HAYES AND HAYES COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK McMANN GREENPORT, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM H. PRICE GREENPORT, NEW YORK JOSEPH TOWNSEND COMPLIMENTS OF OSCAR GOLDIN WARREN T. KALBACHER GREENPORT, NEW YORK GREENPORT, L. I., N. Y. 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Greenport, N.Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. KATZ CHILDREN’S SHOP AND LADIES’ APPAREL Samuel Katz, Prop. SWEATERS, SLACKS, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, SUITS, CARCOATS, RAINCOATS, HOSIERY, SLEEPWEAR, UNDERWEAR, DRESSES, BEACHWEAR, and BATHING SUITS Greenport, New York 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. COMPLIMENTS OF STRAUSSNER’S SERVICE STATION 1100 Main Street Greenport, L.l. Phone GR 7-0295 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’62 HOPPY’S CLEANERS, INC. 329 Front Street Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF STERUNGTON HOTEL CHARLES LELLMAN, Proprietor COMFORTABLE ROOMS UNIQUE BAR REASONABLE RATES COMPLIMENTS OF VAIL BROS., INC. VAIL MOTOR CORP. Peconic Riverhead “The Best in Used Cars’’ PONTIAC CADILLAC BUICK JEEP EAST PAUL’S SERVICENTER END SUPPLY COMPANY North Road Peconic Southold 5-9895 Green port. MOBIL PRODUCTS USED CARS New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF STURM’S SHOE STORE Greenport New York BRANDI’S SHOE STORE Greenport New York COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES F. VAN DUZER SON GIRLS’ LEADERS’ BOTTLED GAS GAS CLUB APPLIANCES Southold, Long Island Greenport, New York New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BRIGHAM’S TONY NORKLUN SHIPYARD INC. BUILDER CONTRACTOR Greenport, New York Orient, N.Y. Compliments of TAPPERT’S BOOKSHOP THE GREENPORT LAUNDERETTE Greenport, New York Greenport, New York Compliments of L. J. KALIN, FLORIST VAN’S HARDWARE Greenport, New York Greenport, New York WASHINGTON WHITE’S OTTO VAN TUYL SON SONS Greenport, New York Compliments of Compliments of KRAL LATHAM SAND AND GRAVEL CLEANING TAILORING Orient, L.I., N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE CORONET IKE EDWARDS Greenport, Long Island, N.Y. FLOYD F. KING, JR. VAIL’S STUDIO AND CAMERA INSURANCE SHOP Orient, L.I., N.Y. Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF TOWNE LAUNDROMAT LATHAM McNEILL FRONT STREET Orient, L.I., N.Y. Greenport, N.Y. WALLACE FURNITURE CO. CARL H. KING STOCK CUSTOM-BUILT FURNITURE PLUMBING HEATING UPHOLSTERING P.O. Box 14 Orient, L.I., N.Y. Joseph Wallace, Jr. Southold, N.Y. Orient 2-0065 SO 5-3890 COMPLIMENTS OF G. W. SMITH SONS DR. AND MRS. ARTHUR LEVIN Main Road FAMILY Southold, L.I. COMPLIMENTS OF FORD MERCURY FALCON COMET WYANDANK HOTEL GREENPORT AUTO SALES Front Street Greenport, New York Greenport, Long Island SOUTHOLD ORIENT TRUCKING AUTO SALES CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Robert J. Douglass, Pres. Southold, L.I., N.Y. Orient, N.Y. TEUBER’S COMPLIMENTS OF SERVICE STATION HARRISON M. DEMAREST Southold, L.I., N.Y. AND SONS Orient, New York COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BURT’S DAIRY BURT’S COAL, INC. North Road Greenport, Long Island, Greenport, L.I., N.Y. New York CANTIN FABRICS YARDSTICK OF QUALITY FABRIC FLEET 301 East Main St. LUMBER COMPANY Next to Bohacks Riverhead, New York Greenport, New York COMPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE COUNCIL NO. 128 COMPLIMENTS OF JR. O.U.A.M. CLINTON A. HOMMEL, INC. Greenport, New York Greenport, New York THE COMPLIMENTS OF UPHOLSTERY SHOP GRECNPORTER MOTEL AND 136 Front Street SOUND SHORE RESORT MOTEL Greenport, LI. Greenport, New York “HOWDY” VALENTINE LONG ACRES FARM INSURANCE Main Road Greenport, New York East Marion, N.Y. Compliments of SEDGWICK AND STIFTER BUSH’S Optometrists and Opticians Greenporf, New York 41 East Ma n St. Riverhead, N.Y. VILLAGE GIFT SHOP S0UTH0LD HARDWARE 122 Front Street Greenport, New York Southold, New York Compliments of AVERETTE’S BANICK JEWELRY STORE SERVICE STATION Greenport, New York Southold, L.I., N.Y. HELEN’S HOTEL ROTHMAN’S DEPT. 34-36 Front Street STORE Greenport, L.l. Southold, L.l. THE SMART SHOP Compliments of Prop., Manuel Corazzini, Jr. F. HAROLD SAYER Main Road Greenport, New York Southold, N.Y. Compliments of ULRICH MARINE EAST MARION SHELL Main Road Southold, L.l. THEO. ROHLOFF . .CT R ■ 5 Canfawkvt' ORient 2-0876 ORCHARD, ORIENT, L. I., N. Y. FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS STUDIOS AND PLANTS: Owatonna, Minn. Red Wing, Minn. Hannibal, Mo. Topeka, Kan. Princeton, III. Sheibyville, Tenn. Santa Barbara, Calif. Glendale, Calif. Chicago, III. Cambridge, Md. Ridgetown, Ont., Can. c 0 Since 1897 CAROL STUDIOS OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER 80 Atlantic Avenue Lynbrook, New York Lynbrook 9-1150 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 SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER 29 YEARS 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE After Hours: GReenport 7-0723 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 Sink Cabinets 138 Main St. Phone-. Store: GReenport 7-0117 Mechanics Bldg. Phone: Res: GReenport 7-0723 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 Compliments of TRADE STUDENT COUNCIL AND Greenport High School TRAVEL PRESIDENT: ALAN HORTON SCANDINAVIAN GIFTS VICE-PRES.: MARLENE LIEBLEIN SEC.: MARY ANN SLEDJESKI Orient, New York TREAS.: SUE BRANDI ADVISOR: MR. MACDONALD Compliments of SUNRISE SUNSET COACH LINES MOTEL GREENPORT, LONG ISLAND, Greenport, New York NEW YORK SOUTHOLD GARDEN AND SERVICENTER North Rd. (Rte. 27a) at Youngs Ave. MULLEN’S TUTHILL’S GROCERY STORE Sixth Street Green port, New York MOTOR SALES ROUSE’S SWEET SHOPPE Greenport, New York SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK Compliments of JOHNNIE’S MARKET Greenport, New York Compliments of PAULA TARA Compliments of Riverhead, New York VILLAGE CLEANERS LAUNDRY TOWNSEND Opposite Bohack's Front Street, Greenport MANOR INN Compliments of SUNRISE BOWLING ALLEY Greenport, New York ROUSE’S DELICATESSEN Greenport, New York HANFF’S E. J. WARNER BOAT YARD Greenport, Long Island, DEVOE PAINTS New York Greenport, New York Compliments of MR. MRS. JOSEPH CHECKLICK BUBB’S SERVICE STATION Greenport, New York VAN CURA’S ERNEST G. RADFORD BRAIDED RUGS REAL ESTATE (SINCE 1929) East Marion Southold, New York N.Y. Compliments of SEA SHELL FRED HULSE Southold, New York SERVICE STATION Greenport, L.I., N.Y. Compliments of LEVIN’S MEN SHOP Green port. New York JOE DR0SK0SKI TRUCKING SELECTED BASKETS AND CRATES Orient, N.Y. Phone OR 2-0994-j JACOB MEYER, INC. Compliments of The BIG STORE of Eastern Long Island LEVINE’S MARKET Riverhead, New York Greenport, L.I., N.Y. GREENPORT COAL GRAIN CO., INC. Albert A. Olsen, Manager Grain Kerosene Coal Fuel GR 7-0201 BOB ‘N’ NETT SHOPPE LADIES APPAREL Love Lane Mattituck, N.Y. Tel. MA 9-8161 WILLIAMS Compliments of BEAUTY SHOP WHEELERS JEWELERS Greenport, Long Island, Greenport, New York New York GR 7-1666 COMPLIMENTS OF PARK GRILL DINER GREENPORT, NEW YORK JOHN MOSKOVEY GOLDSMITH’S Compliments of BOAT SHOP, INC. RALPH T. PRESTON Southold, Long Island, New York MARINE CONTRACTORS HUBBARD’S WEARING APPAREL SERVICE STATION Southold, New York Greenport, New York Compliments of Compliments of H. KATZ SON WHEELERS JEWELERS LADIES FASHION CENTER Greenport, N.Y. 37 Front St. Greenport, N.Y. GR 7-1666 GR 7-0352 A. HALSEY BROWN ROBERT COOPER, INC. INC. Greenport, LI., N.Y. East Marion FISH New York FRESH, FROZEN, DRESSED Compliments of GRANGE LEAGUE DAVID DeFRIEST FEDERATION Southold, New York Southold, New York FOR GOD AND COUNTRY John Howard, Comdr. David E. Walker 1st vice Daysman Morris 2nd vice Anthony Stulsky 3rd vice Carlos DeJesus, Adj. Clarence Powell, Treas. Arnold Mengeweit, Sgt.-at-Arms Zelotos Toliver, Sgt.-at-Arms Charles Ruland, Chaplain Charles lacono, Historian AMERICAN LEGION Burton Potter Post jf: 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. Rosalie Beaston, Treas. Pauline E. Cook Color Bearers Margaret Foster Ethel Quillan, Chaplain Norma Lee Reeves, Historian ROLLER SKATING DANCES WEDDINGS David E. Walker Manager Phone: GReenport 7-1020 SPORTS EVENTS SHOWS SPECIAL OCCASIONS Compliments of THIGREATAU ANTIC I PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Super Markets OtPINMILC rooc RITAIIIKS SINCI 1859 RESTAURANT AND FISHING STATION OpACK Where Better Meals Begin Best Wishes Class of '62 from SEALSHIPT OYSTER COMPANY Compliments of VAN DEUSEN’S Fine old wines — brandies — liquors Mattituck, Long Island Compliments of SECOND STREET GREENHOUSE Greenport, New York Compliments of G S AUTO SERVICE Greenport, New York SAGE TRAVEL SERVICE 325 Main Street Greenport, L. 1. GR 7-0777 MATTITUCK LANES ESSO SERVICE CENTER Bowling Center of North Fork Henry Carlozzi Greenport, New York Mattituck, N.Y. Tel: Mattituck 9-8190 Compliments of “PARADISE” A. J. “Tony” Regula — Proprietor Prop. Tom Proferes Mattituck, L.I., New York Compliments EASTERN EXCAVATION CO. of Orient, New York DR. AND MRS. ARTHUR GOLDIN SPORTSMAN’S JARVIS VERITY Painter CIGAR STORE Inside and Outside Free Estimate Prop. Albert Martocchia South Road Greenport, L.l. Over 70 years of Building Service GEORGE L. PENNY, INC. Greenport, L.I. — GR 7-0400 REEVE LUMBER WOODWORKING CO., INC. Mattituck, Long Island New York Telephone, MA 9-8109 Mattituck, L.I. MA 9-8559 Millwork — Paints — Lumber — Hardware Compliments TOWNSEND SERVICE STATION Main Road Greenport New York of MAZZAFERRO BROTHERS Compliments of WILLIAM J. MILLS CO. ASSOCIATED PRUDENTIAL THEATRES, INC. Greenport Theatre Skyway Drive-In Theatre GR 7-0500 GR 7-1141 EARLE W. BAKER CRAYTON’S TEXACO OIL DISTRIBUTOR SERVICE STATION Greenport, L.I., N.Y. GR 7-0614 GREENPORT, L.l. COMPLIMENTS OF PELL’S SEAFOOD TRANSPORTATION and PELL’S GARAGE, INC. WM. RODMAN PELL DON AANESTAD Mr. Mrs. Roderick Van Tuyl John Paul Dinizio Sheila Nugent Sally Preston Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Cowan A Friend Mr. Mrs. Wm. Grattan Jim. Kathy, Jim Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Oliver Mr. Mrs. Edward Copin Jr. Mr. Mrs. George Downs Austin Carbone Carry, Chris, Laurie Clifford Utz Eddie and Cynthia Tony and Judy Richie and Clara Carolyn Demarest Mr. Mre. Oscar Bush Austin J. Carbone Ralph Cervone Mr. Mrs. Sherwood Rouse Barbara Coyle Joanne Droskoski Donna Purinton The Wanderer Doris Ann Levine Mr. Mi's. Raymond Dean Stevie and Donna Carla McMann John Cowan Mr. Mrs. Wm. Hanff D. Brock Pemberton Gayle Wilburn A Friend Rip Maryann, Tom Michael Reed Carole Dick Gibbs Angie Rodenburg Diane Levin Judy Glickman Sue Corazzini Barbara and Ed Joanne Aanestad No. 11 Racing Team Bob, Elf, Klosy Dick H. Cherie W. “Dizzy” Dean’s Racing Team Mr. Mrs. Edward Rouse Tommy Neville Bill Walden Jo LaColla Ducky Andrew Fleece Boosters Tom Rempe Pat Stacey Rinnie Hal, Bald, Dean Cape Joe Carlozzi Kathy Claudio Carole Claudio Shirley Wysocki Patricia Moisa Mrs. Evelyn Brandi Martin Mclndoe Frank Marino Marie Pemberton Linda Frankie Cowan Peter DeDuck Leslie John Planff Sue Brandi Richard Gloria Jeanie Arthur Mr. Manwaring Wendy Tabor Susie Latham John Brandi Carolee Halliwcll Top Cat Sweetness Alice Cowan Sylvia Brooks Mr. Hunter Mrs. Tillinghast Cynthia Simpson Marilyn Plalliwell Mr. Mrs. R. J. Douglass Mr. Mrs. Donald Aanestad Gigi Wells John Wells Babbi Wells Sue Green Hatch Douglas Webb Gail and Charlie Wojcik Daws Betty Lynn Douglass Daws Betty Lynn Douglass R. W. Pembertons Mr. Mrs. Gordon Brooks Anne Costello Dotty Bush Kathleen M. Diller Barb and Dave Rod and Bob Douglass Carol Levin Pat Tamin S. N. Bill Eileen McCray Lois Foster Stanley Mokus Tommy LaColla Freddy T. Mike and Dot Mrs. Ketcham Kev Mary Ann Sledjeski L.A.M.F. Henry Carole Wm. A. Macomber Judy Ewell Mr. Wells Pat Preston Jean Jurzenia Mr. Mrs. Robert Douglass Kathy Hutchings The Arcade Girls Claudio’s Mrs. R. I. Pemberton Evelyn Houlis Geralyn King Donna McNeil Rosemary McNeil Raymond F. Nine East Marion Electronics Mr. Mrs. Franklin Hallock Ginny Reiter Betty, Sandy, Judy, JoAnn Dolores Tuthill Robin Sladjeski Peter Mella Mr. Mrs. B. A. Youngs Connie Chummy Appelt Steve Gruskin Jim and Carolyn Mr. Mrs. James Douglass Judy Montgomery Christine Brown Mrs. M. Berdinka Betty, Patsy, Madeline, Colette Kathy Cowan Don Lee Zeke, Boot, George, “Southold” Marilyn Price, Cheryl Halliwell Evie Hudson Edith White Terri Watson Larry Reiter Mr. Mulhall “Rack” Allen Susie Family Page Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Axelson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barszczewski Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Luke Mr. and Mrs. John D. Carto Mrs. Isabele Mallett Mr. and Mrs. John Christensen Mi's. R. John Martin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciacia Rev. James A. Miller and Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ciacia Mrs. Ethel Mitchell Mr. and Mi's. Frank B. Cowan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Moskovey Mrs. Arthur Dawson Mr. and Mrs. James J. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dcduck Mrs. Priscilla Orlowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dors Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ott Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Douglass Mr. and Mrs. John Pedersen Mrs. William Foster Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Rackett Mr. and Mrs. W. Clyde Fox Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freeman Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Reiter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grigonis Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidtchen Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harman Mrs. Harriett T. Simes Mr. and Mrs. William Heaney Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swiskey Mr. and Mi's. Vernon W. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Warren V. Vail Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jurzenia Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Verity Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz Mr. and Mrs. David Walker Mr. William G. Kaufer Mr. and Mrs. Linwood J. Webb Mrs. Stella Lakowitz Mr. and Mrs. Louie Langone Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Wells 96