Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

f ■BSt-.'-i: jl . Jm:. .. - -• Yearbook Staff Co-editors: Gigi Wells, Jean Jurzenia Business Manager: Harris Levine Art Editor: James Powell Adviser: Mr. Gildersleeve Dr. Robert Neidich Dr. Neidich came to Greenport in 1957 as elemen- tary supervisor (B.C.E.S.). In 1958 he became assistant principal and in 1959 was appointed supervising prin- cipal, succeeding Mr. Gilbert Banker. His position here terminated on December 31, 1965 when he left to assume his responsibilities as assistant super- intendent of the Levittown Public Schools. We, the Class of 1966, were fourth graders when he first came here in 1957. As Seniors we wish Dr. Neidich and his family happiness and success in his new position. With the cooperation and support of the Board of Edu- cation Dr. Neidich pushed for a progressive expanding program at G.H.S. on many fronts: a step up in vocational education highlighted by a cooperative work experience program; the establishment of department chairmen; the introduction of conversational French in the grades and French and Spanish in the Junior High; the offering of new electives in the high school; the institution of summer school sessions for Regents as well as non-Regents subjects; the arrangement for evening extension courses of Suffolk County Community College; and a renewed support of ex- tracurricular activities were some of his achievements. Ilis willingness to experiment, to support constructive measures, and his refusal to allow red tape to strangle the energies of his faculty were much appreciated. G.H.S. has been gradually outgrowing its exist- ing facilities. ABOVE: The State Education Department last year required that an enclosed fire escape be added to both north wings. The northeast addition you see above. By ingenious planning, however, our administration man- aged to meet the state’s exacting demands on the west wing without constructing a similar three-story shaft. Instead, with the same money they made the required alterations on the sec- ond floor and provided badly needed new lab facilities on the third floor for the biological, chemical sciences. MIDDLE: The former Herzog home just west of the school was pur- chased to provide a self-contained Home Eco- nomics plant for Mrs. Fox and her students. Her former location was converted into three classrooms. BOTTOM: Mother Me Cauley Home just east of the school was leased on a no fee basis (except for maintenance expenses) to provide facilities for the special education pro- grams of Mrs. Polatnick and Mrs. Dardiri. Mr. Salvatore Vindigni For all of your patience and guidance in our high school years, the Corps of ’66 thanks you. In Recognition of The Greatest Marine May your years — Mr. and Mrs. Vindigni, Danny and Sally — lie happy ones in your new home! Principal Mr. A. Calvin Peterson. Although Mr. Peterson officially took over the reins of G.H.S. on January 1, 1966, he spent the better part of the preceding December familiarizing himself with operations. His former position was that of supervising principal at Chester, New York. With his wife and four chil- dren — Laurelle, Susan, Samuel and Janet — Mr. Peterson will be residing in Green- port. The Class of 1966 welcomes Mr. Pe- terson on behalf of the student body and assures him of their support. Board of Education MEMBERS OF THE BOARD: Mr. William Pell, 111, Dr. George (outgoing principal), Mr. F. W. Gardiner (School District Clerk), E. Cottral, Mr. Reginald B. Hudson, (Pres.), Dr. Arthur J. Goldin Mr. A. Calvin Peterson (incoming principal). (V.P.), Mr. Henry F. Hulse. STANDING: Dr. Robert Neidich Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett Secretary Mrs. Ruth Preston School Nurse Mrs. Marion Heaney Secretary Grade School Teachers SEATED: Mrs. Copin, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Worrell, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Heaney, Mrs. Young. STANDING: Teachers aides (Mrs. Bubb, Miss Harding, Mrs. Jones) Miss Coon, Mrs. Grathwohl, Mrs. Tillinghast, Mr. Parks, Mr. Reische, Miss MacFarlane. Grade School Faculty Switchboard Operators Switchboard Operators SEATED: B. Strasser STANDING: R. Wilburn, K. Stanilaus, R. Parker, P. An- drews, B. Jester, P. Burczyk, K. Norkelun SECOND ROW: M. Grey, L. Dim on, G. Shedrick, C. Zahra. High School Faculty Mathematics Mrs. Hallock French Mrs. Hanff Mr. Burlingame Mr. Egert Chairman English Mr. Thompson Mr. O’Gara Mr. Garrett 8 Mr. Gildersleeve Chairman Languages Mr. Campbell Spanish Miss Yates Latin Social Studies Mr. Vindigni Mr. MacDonald Mr. Manwaring Chairman Science Vocational Mrs. Fox Mrs. Wenk Music and Art Mr. Williams Mr. Marino Mr. Jaschob Physical Education Mr. Mclndoe Mr. Jackson X Mrs. Pugsley Mrs. Gilbert Grade School Art Mrs. Dardiri Special Education Mrs. Polatnick Mr. Nochs Special Education School Psychologist Custodians Mr. A. Harroun, Mr. P. Christensen, Mr. R. Pemberton, Mr. B. Haynie, Mr. M. Racket t. Cafeteria Staff FIRST ROW: Mrs. O. Taylor, Mrs. H. Klipp, Mrs. C. Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. K. Wells, Mr. P. Staron, Mr. F. Gloria. Cafeteria Staff: B. Trower, Mrs. Richter, Mrs. Ilelinski, Mrs. Actu, Mrs. Hanff, Mrs. Brandi, P. Ma- eomber. R-L: B. Urban, V. Sprague, C. Quarty, R. Dean, D. Owen, H. Grodski, J. Torres. Head Custodian Mr. Rackett Only a thousand years to go . . . Why are you chewing that gum?” 'O.K. Mr. Garrett, so 1 ain’t right!1 ‘What do you mean - 'ou lost the uniforms?’ I 5 KAREN ANN BELLEFOUNTAINE “Shy, sweet, and reserved.’ Yearbook 4; library club 3. NANCY GAIL BENKO “Gymnastics as well as music should begin in early years.” Senior band 1,2,3,4; junior band 1; play night 3,4; dance band 1,2,3; North Fork Festival Band 2; girls' chorus 1,2,3,4 (pres. 4); mixed chorus 3,4; NYSSMA 4; Girls’ Leaders’ club 3,4 (sec. 4); basketball 1,2,3; volleyball 1,2; baseball 1,2; intramural volley- ball 3; community band 1,2; future nurses’ club 1,2,3,4 (v.p. 4); library club 3; yearbook 4; senior council 4. JOHN RICHARD BENNETT “There’s a great deal of mischief behind that quiet exterior.” Junior chorus 1; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3; mixed chorus 4; AVAC 1,2,3; boys quartet 3,4; senior council 4. RAYMOND PAUL BRANDI “As prone to mischief and as able to perform it.” Mixed chorus 1,3,4; senior boys’ quartet 4; NYSSMA 4; All Suffolk Music Festival 1; North Fork Music Festival 2; commu- nity band 2; jr. band 1 (pres.); senior band 1,2,3,4 (sgt. at arms 2, pres. 3); yearbook 4; dance band 2; co-op 3,4; play night 3,4; honorable mention science fair 2,3; senior council 4; Mathletes 4. CHARLES DAVID BRIGHAM “A sound mind and a manly body.” Honor society 3,4; class tres. 1; science fair (honorable men- tion) 3; softball 1; basketball 1,2,3,4; baseball 1,2; band 1,2; French 3 Regents Award; play night 3,4; student council 2; French club 1. SYLVIA BROOKS “Little, but oh my!” Purple Quill 2,3,4; yearbook 4; radio announcer 4; girls’ chorus 1,2; mixed chorus 2,3,4; NYSSMA 4; North Fork Festival 2; volleyball intramurals 4; play night 3; cheerleader 1,2,3,4; se- nior council 4. 16 JOHN BARRY ADAMS “A quitter never wins and a winner never quits.” Class v.p. 4; Boys State Representative 3; Student Council 1,2; yearbook 4; radio announcer 4; library club 1; hall marshall 1, 2; senior council 4; football 1,2,3,4; basketball 2,3,4; golf 2,3,4; ping pong 2; volleyball 2; play night 3,4 (chairman 4); mixed chorus 1,2,3,4 (pres. 4); band' 1,2,3,4 (v.p. 3, pres. 4); dance band 2; Rotary Group 1,2,3,4; NYSSMA 2,3,4; New Paltz Clin- ic 2,3,4; North Fork Festival Band and Chorus 2; Barber Shop Ensemble 1; boys quartet 4. SUSAN .ALICE ANDREWS A good heart is worth all the gold in the world. Library club 3,4; girls’ chorus 2; bowling 1,2. x£ MICHAEL JOHN CAPUANO “Good nature is stronger than force.” Posture club; bowling team. PHILIP ARTHUR CARY “The desire for knowledge like the thirst for riches increases ever with the acquisition of it.” A-V club 1,2,3,4; future teachers’ club 1,2,3,4; electronics club 1,2,3; Purple Quill 2; World History Prize 2; Time C.E. Test 1 (third prize), 2 (second prize); Battle of the Brains 1; baseball mgr. 1,2,3; J.V. football mgr. 3. JEFFREY ROBERT COOPER “Mischief is cheaper than worry, why pay the higher price?” J.V. State Champion 2; State meet runner up 3; A-V club 3; football 1,2,3; wrestling 1,2,3,4; golf 1,2,3,4; play night 4. DAVID STANLEY CORWIN “Those who know how to enjoy life are not poor.” COLETTE A. BUBB “Let me forget about today until tomorrow.” Purple Quill 1,2,3,4; yearbook 4; future nurses’ club 1,2,3; girls’ chorus 1,2,3,4 (lib. 2); mixed chorus 4; tennis 2,3,4; play night 3,4. ELIZABETH BURZYNSKI “Blessed with that charm, that certainty to please.” Purple Quill 2,3; future nurses’ club 1,2; cafeteria staff 1,2,3. WALTER RICHARD CHUTE “I live the life I love; I love the life I live.” Football 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; bowling club 3; posture 1,2,3,4; A-V club 1; Driver Education Award 3. LILLIAN PAULINE COOK “A happy combination of everything young and gay.” Purple Quill 1; girls’ chorus 1,2,4; mixed chorus 4; library club 3,4; softball 1; bowling 1. JOHN STANLEY DOROSKI “The best of the sport is to do the deed and say nothing.” Purple Quill photographer 4; yearbook photographer 4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Barber Shop Ensemble 1; basketball 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; volleyball 3,4; A-V club 1; library club 4; student council 3; senior council 4. ROBERT G. DOUGLASS “Other men hunt to live, while I live to hunt.” Jr. Order of United American Mechanics; Orient Gun club; play night 3,4. RICHARD A. DRAKE 1 “Men of few words are the best of men.” Track 1,2,3,4; cross-country 4; football 2; library club 2,3,4; student council 2,3; A-V club 1; First Prize Science Fair 2,3; senior council 4. BEVERLY ANN DUNN “Lots of fun, certainly liked by everyone.” Spanish award 1; honorable mention Science Fair 2; yearbook 4; future teachers’ club 2,3,4; Girls’ Leaders’ club 3,4; volley- ball 2,3,4; volleyball intramurals 3,4; basketball 2,3,4; baseball 2,3,4; senior council 4. ROBERT T. DEALE “Beneath that calm and innocent eye, deviltry and mischief lie.” A-V club 1,2; baseball 1,2; intramural volleyball 3,4; bowling 1, 2; play night 3,4; Herald Tribune rep.; yearbook 4; library club 3,4; co-op 3,4. RUTH MARION DEAN “As merry as the day is long.” Purple Quill 1; library club 3,4; cafeteria 4; yearbook 4. KIM DZENKOWSKI “To each his own.” Basketball mgr. 2,3; library club 2. TEAN ANN GARNER “Vitality and plenty of personality.” Purple Quill 3; yearbook 4; mixed chorus 2,3; girls' chorus 2,3; North Fork Festival 2; library club 4; science fair 1,2; volley- ball intramurals 3,4; play nignt 3; cafeteria staff 3. 18 SHIRLEY ANN GIOVANELLI From a stubborn wind comes a stormy sea. Purple Quill 1,2; library club 1,2,3,4; girls’ chorus 1,2,3; mixed chorus 1,3; baseball 1,2,3; basketball 1; future nurses' club 2; senior council 4. ARLENE JOAN GLADDING You have to believe in happiness or happiness never comes. Library club 3,4; switchboard operator 1; future nurses’ club 1, 2,3,4 (sec.-tres. 4); girls’ chorus 1,2,3; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; twirling 1,2,3,4; head majorette 2; candy striper 4; foreign rel. club 4; tennis 3,4; intramural volleyball 3,4; play night 3,4; ping pong 4; bowling 1. LESLIE ANN HANFF Knowledge is power, and power is success.” Honor society 3,4; yearbook 4; Purple Quill 2,3,4; science fair 1,2; U.N. Essay contest 2nd prize 3; girls chorus 1,2,3,4; mixed chorus 4; Girls’ Leaders’ club 2,3,4; twirling 1,2,3,4; future teachers’ club 4; student council 2; Mathletes 4; basketball 1,2, 3,4; volleyball intramurals 3,4; ping pong 1,2,3; play night 3,4; bowling (1st prize) 1; senior council 4. JOAN CAROL HELINSKI Always ready and always there. Always ready to do her share.” Honor society 3,4; yearbook 4; class sec. 1; Girls’ Leaders’ club 2,3,4; future nurses’ club 1,2,3,4 (v.p. 3. pres. 4); switchboard 2, 3; girls’ chorus 1,2; basketball 1,3,4; volleyball 1,3; volleyball intramurals 3,4; bowling 1; ping pong 1,2,3,4; cheerleader 1,2, 3,4 (co-captain 2); play night 3,4 (chairman 3); science fair 1,2, 4 (honorable mention 2); third prize magazine sale; candy striper 3,4; senior council 4. JOSEPH C. GORDON Take life too seriously, and what is it worth?” A-V club 1; football 1; baseball 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4; bowling 3,4; play night 3,4; Herald Tribune rep. 1; library club 1,2,3,4. ALAN C. GREENHALGH Happy am I, from care I’m free, why aren’t they all content like me?” A-V club 3; golf 2,3,4. SANDRA ELLEN GRIGONIS “My style and my sentiments are exactly my own, purely origi- nal.” Library club 1,2,3,4; future secretaries’ club 3; basketball 1,2,3, 4; softoall 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1,2,3; ping pong 3,4; volleyball in- tram urals 3,4. STELLA ANN GRODSKI Her warm and friendly smile comes straight from her heart.” Purple Quill 2,3,4; yearbook 4; honor society 3,4; Girls’ Lead- ers’ club 3,4; library club 2,3,4; future secretaries’ club 3,4 (trcs. 4); co-op 3,4; radio announcer 4; basketball 2,4; bowling 1; softball 2; play night 3, ping pong 3. VIRGINIA MARY IACONO “Twinkling eyes and laughing heart, added together, set her apart.” Purple Quill 2,3,4; yearbook 4; future secretaries’ club 3,4 (v.p. 4); library club 2,4; basketball 1,2,3; softball 2; tennis 3,4; ping pong 3; play night 3,4; bowling 1. JEAN JURZENIA “Tall and slender, full of splendor.” Honor society 3,4; yearbook (co-editor) 4; Purple Quill 1,2,3,4 (Exchange Editor 4); girls’ chorus 1; band 1,2;3,4; twirling 1,2,3, 4; head majorette 4; bowling (1st prize) 1: plav night 3,4; stu- dent council 1; library club 2,3,4; nail marshall 1; co-op 4; for- eign rel. club 4; junior band 1. BRIAN KEVIN KAVANAGH “A good sport at whatever he does-.” Mixed chorus 1; basketball 1,2; best dancer awards.” GARY LEROY KLIPP “Character, leadership, and cooperation have made for our president a great reputation.” A-V club 1,2; Mathletes 3,4; co-op 2,3,4; class v.p. 2; class pres. 3,4; football 1,2; basketball 1; volleyball 2,3; bowling 3,4; year- book 4; play night 3,4; senior council 4. JOYCE ELIZABETH HERZOG “Quiet till you get her going.” Girls’ chorus 1,2,3,4; mixed chorus 2,3,4; future nurses’ club 2, 3; band 1,2,3,4; jr. band 1; foreign rel. club 4; yearbook 4; twirling 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4; volleyball 3,4; play night 3, 4; bowling (1st prize) 1; softball 2; senior council 4. JEFFREY BROWN HULSE “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Baseball 1,2,3,4; tennis 4; dance band 1,2,3,4. THOMAS ANTHONY KLOS “Let each man have the wit to go his own way.” Student council 1; mixed chorus 1,2,3; co-op 2,3. JOAN MARIE KRUSZESKI “Her ways are of pleasantness and her paths are peace.” Yearbook 4; Purple Quill 1; library club 2,3,4; softball 1,2; vol- leyball intramurals 4. 20 DANIEL TERRY LATHAM “All the world loves a lover.” Spanish club 2,3; yearbook 4; football 2,4; track 1,3,4; tennis 2; play night 4. LARAINE ELIZABETH LELLMAN “Little friends may prove great friends.” Purple Quill 3,4; yearbook 4; girls' chorus 1,2,3; future nurses club 2,3; Girls' Leader's club 2,3,4; student council 1 (treas.); cheerleader 1,2,3,4 (capt. 2,4); band 3,4; tennis 3,4; bowling 1; play night 3,4; senior council 4. JEAN LILLIAN MELLAS “I think I could turn and live with animals, they are so placid and self-contained.” Yearbook 4; ping pong 3; senior council 4. DOROTHY HELEN MOISA “A merry one with laughing eyes, not too sedate or otherwise.” Girls’ chorus 1,2,3; future teachers’ club 3; softball 2,3,4; bas- ketball 3,4; volleyball 3,4; volleyball intramurals 3; bowling 1; play night 3,4; magazine sale 2nd prize; yearbook 4; future sec- retaries club 4; Purple Quill 4; senior council 4. HARRIS BEDELL LEVINE “No sensible man watches his feet hit the ground. He looks ahead to see what kind of ground they'll hit next.” Honor society 3,4 (v.p. 4); class tres. 2,3,4; yearbook (bus. mgr.) 4; science fair 3rd Chemistry prize 3; mixed chorus 2,3,4; NYSSMA 4; North Fork Music Festival 2; baseball mgr. 1,2; football 1; bowling 3; volleyball 3,4; play night 3,4; mathletes 3,4; senior council 4. VERONICA MARGARET LOEB “The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm.” Purple Quill 4; yearbook 4; future secretaries’ club 3,4 (sec. 4); library club 4; girls’ chorus 2; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; vol- leyball 3; play night 3; ping pong 3; tennis 3; senior council 4. GRACE MATHIS “Cute, petite, and very sweet.” Twirling 1,2; head majorette 1; mixed chorus 2,3,4; girls’ cho- rus 2,3,4. NANCY MARIA MAZZAFERRO “A good character is for remembrance.” Girls’ chorus 1,2,3,4; mixed chorus 3,4; North Fork Girls’ Cho- rus 2; band 2,3,4; library club 3,4; future teachers’ club 2,3,4, Girls’ Leaders’ club 3,4 (tres. 3,4); foreign rel. club 4; yearbook 4; volleyball intramurals 3; senior council 4. 21 ADELA ANN ORLOWSKI “She’s pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think of.” Purple Quill 4; girls’ chorus 1,2,4; mixed chorus 2,3,4; cheer- leader 2,3,4 (capt. 3); library club 2,3,4; play night 3,4. CANDICE LYNN PERHAM “A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” Library club 2,3,4; student council 2 (sec.); switchboard 1,2,3; play night 3,4; volleyball intramurals 3; bowling 1; sec. club 4. LINDA MARY PILLES “Laughter is not a bad beginning to friendship.” Future nurses’ club 1; girls’ chorus 1,2,3; band 1,2,3,4; play night 3,4; future secretaries’ club 4. JAMES G. POWELL “He is a gentleman localise his nature is kind and affable to every creature.” Football 1,2,3,4; track 1,2; basketball 1; volleyball 3; science fair (Chemistry 2nd. prize) 3; senior council 4; yearbook 4. PATRICIA ANN MOISA “It is better to love two too many than one too few.” Purple Quill 4; yearbook 4; girls’ chorus 1,2,3; future teachers’ club 2,3; library club 3,4; bowling 1; softball 2,3,4; basketball 3,4; volleyball intramurals 3,4; volleyball 4; cheerleader 1,2,3,4 (co-capt. 4); play night 3,4; 1st prize magazine sale. ROBERT WILLIAM MOORE “Do not put off until tomorrow what can be enjoyed today.” Football 1,2,3,4; basketball 2,3. mgr. 4; bowling 3,4; baseball 1, 2,3,4; play night 3,4; volleyball 2,3; Herald Tribune rep. 2,3; tennis 3; yearbook 4; senior council 4. JAMES F. PRESTON “Life is not life at all without delight.” Student council 3; library club 2,3,4; football 1,2; basketball 1; track 1; volleyball 3; dance band 1,2,3,4. CAROL JEAN QUARTY “A quiet girl with a friendly smile.” Purple Quill 3; library club 3,4; cafeteria 4; yearbook 4. 22 LINDA FRANCES RANDALL She makes music wherever she goes.” Honor society 3,4; Purple Quill 2,3,4 (editor 4); library club 3, 4; girls chorus 1,2,3,4; mixed chorus 2,3,4; NYSSMA soloist 2,3, 4; NYSSMA Octet 4; band 1,2,3,4 (lib. 1,2; treas. 3,4); Suffolk County Music Festival 1; future teachers’ club 2,3,4 (pres. 4); bowling 2; volleyball intramurals 3; ping pong 3,4; North Fork Band and Chorus 2; dance band 2,3; play night 3,4; tennis 3,4; senior council 4. SALLY BERNICE RAYNOR “My thoughts and conduct are my own.” Purple Quill 3,4; yearbook 4; girls chorus 3; future nurses’ club 3,4; cafeteria staff 4; library club 4; volleyball intramurals 3,4; play night 3; candy striper 3,4. RONALD RICHARD RUTHER “I’ve taken my fun where I’ve found it.” Baseball 1. MARGARET ELLEN RILEY “To dance in the dark.” Yearbook 4; mixed chorus 2,3,4; girls’ chorus 1,2,3,4; NYSSMA 4; North Fork Girls’ Chorus 2; basketball 3,4; softball 3,4; vol- leyball intramurals 3,4; bowling 1; tennis 3,4; Girls’ Leader’s club 3,4; future secretaries’ club 3,4; library club 1,2,3,4; switchboard 3. GARY RONALD SAUL “A little man is a whole man as well as a great man.” Yearbook 4; Certificate of Merit for Industrial Art's 3. ROBERT OSCAR SAUL “I am as I am, and so I’ll be.” Merit Award for Industrial Arts Exhibition; co-op 4; posture club 1,3; football 1,3. CARL ANTHONY SKREZEC “Friends I have many, foes I have none.” Football 2,3; track 1; posture club; play night 3,4; volleyball 3; Industrial Arts Merit Award 2,3; co-op 4; A-V club 1. DEBORAH GAIL SIMPSON “Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you.” Purple Quill 3,4; future nurses’ club 1,2,3; future teachers’ club 4; twirlers 1,2,3,4; head majorette 3; foreign rel. club 4; library club 1; yearbook 4; bowling 1; play night 3,4; volleyball intra- murals 3,4; tennis 3,4; ping pong 3. RONALD ELTON TERRY “He who has friends is never lost.” Honor society 3,4; G.H.S. Physical Fitness Award (457) 3; Para- gon Oil Award; Freshman Subjects Award; radio announcer 4; football 1,2,3; track 1,2; mathletes 3,4; student council 1; se- nior council 4. SHARON ELIZABETH THORNHILL “She who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare.” Purple Quill 2,3,4; yearbook 4; class treas. 1; bowling (1st prize) 1; future tcacners’ club 2,3,4; library club 2,3,4; senior council 4. FRANK H. VANSICKLE, II “As good natured as they make ’em.” Football 1,2,3,4; wrestling 1; wrestling club 3; baseball 1; track 2,3,4; future teachers’ club 4; senior council 4. LINDA MARIE WALLACE “With one smile she overthrows a city; with another, a king- dom.” Yearbook 4; Purple Quill 4; future teachers’ club 2,3,4; Girls’ Leaders’ club 3,4 (v.p. 4); library club 3,4; co-op 4; volleyball 2; play night 3; ping pong 4; volleyball intramurals 4; senior council 4. VICTORIA LORRAINE SPRAGUE “Thought works in silence; so does virtue.” Girls’ chorus 1; mixed chorus 1,2; library club 3,4; future nurses’ club 3,4; Purple Quill 1,3,4; cafeteria staff 4; yearbook 4. BARBARA ANN STRASSER “Laugh and the world can’t get a word in edgewise.” Yearbook 4; girls’ chorus 1,2,3; mixed ehorus 1,2,3; North Fork Girls’ Chorus 2; future teachers’ club 2; future nurses’ club 3, 4; library club 3,4; volleyball intramurals 3,4 (capt. 3); bowling 1; play night 3; switchboard 1,3,4; future secretaries’ club 4; candy striper 4. GIGI LESLIE WELLS “Take love away from life and you take away its pleasures.” Honor Society 3,4 (sec.-treas. 4); Foreign Exchange Student 3; American History Award 3; U.N. Pilgrimage Delegate 3; Suffolk Countv Musical Festival 1; Class sec. 2,3,4; yearbook (co-editor) 4; Student Council 3 (v.p ); Library Club 2,3,4; Fu- ture Nurses’ Club 1,2,3; Purple Quill 2,3; Band 1,2,3; volleyball intramurals 3,4; Girls’ Leaders’ Club 2,3,4 (sec. 3, pres. 4); twirling 1,2,3,4; D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4; switchboard op- erator 1,2; bowling 1; For.£n Rel. Club 4. ROBERT HARDY WELLS “He is a good looker, a swell athlete, and a grand fellow.” Honor society 3,4 (pres. 4); All-League basketball 2,3,4; class pres. 2; class v.p. 3; yearbook (sports editor) 4; football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4; baseball 1,2,3,4; track 1,2, gold 3,4; library 24 club 2,3,4; future teachers’ club 3,4; play night 3,4; co-captain basketball 4. CAROL ANN WIPPERT “As the sun colors flowers so does art color life ’ Purple Quill 1,2,3,4 (Grade School Editor 4); Old Town Arts and Crafts Award 2; science fair 1; library club 2,3,4. SHIRLEY LOUISE WYSOCKI “She’s small, but like a bomb, she causes a lot of disturbance.” Purple Quill 4; yearbook 4; girls’ chorus 3; softball 3,4; volley- ball intramurals 4; library club 4. FRED WILLIAM YOUNG “A willing helper never lacks friends.” Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; Mattituck Gun club; vol- leyball 3,4; science fair 1,2,3,4 (2nd prize 1,3); play night 3,4. DAVID ALEXANDER ZIPKAS “He who has the ability finds his place.” Purple Quill 2,3; yearbook 4; basketball mgr. 1,2,3,4; track mgr. 2,3; future teachers’ club 1,2,3,4; library club 2. Senior Honor Society Honor Society SEATED: S. Grodski, L. Randall, Mrs. K. Diller (adviser), L. Hanff, J. Helinski. STAND- ING: H. Levine (V.P.), R. Wells (Pres.), J. Jurzenia, V. Wells (Sec.-Treas.), R. Terry, C. Brigham. Class The caps and gowns flow down the familiar auditorium, marking our last day at Greenport High. Each one of us is looking to the future remembering the past four years. It all started on a perfectly normal September day. We had assembled in our homerooms without too much trouble. Freshman year was a mad scramble of lock- ers, “big kids’ , and new teachers. Early in the fall we elected officers — Jackie Ed- wardson, president; Richie Chute, vice-president: Joan Helinski, secretary; and Shar- on Thornhill, treasurer. Months passed and soon it was time to think about our first dance, the Emerald Isle. Much planning and hard work molded the gym into a little bit of old Ireland itself. Although the dance was a financial flop (we made a profit of $1.65!) we learned a lot about organization. Sophomore year brought new status to the class. We elected Bob Wells, presi- dent; Gary Klipp, vice-president; Gigi Wells, secretary; and tyrant Harris Levine as our “tax collector”. Our semi-formal Sleigh Bells, with ‘sane, adult-type’ music didn’t go over too big — kids just like to be kids! Spring Fling, transforming the gym into a garden of thousands of paper flowers, was a huge success. Fall again, and upperclassmen! Already we started to exert our pressure on the “lower classes”. We conserved on decorations for our Halloween dance, “Be-- witched”. We made a pretty fabulous profit though and everyone seemed to be en- joying themselves in spite of the simplicity. The sophomore officers werc carried over through the junior year and they handled the class very smoothly. December 4th — our class rings were ordered. Nothing can describe'liow we felt — our progress through high school was for the first time truly visible. Our romantic “Coeurs d’ Amour” brought a flurry of heart-throbs and heart-aches at our Valentine dance. Spring caught us up with the excitement of the seniors. Our ring� came and History we had days of holding our hands out proudly for all to admire. After suffering through tough regents exams we drifted through a beautiful “Polynesian Night at the Prom. Summer brought us the realization that now we were the “big kids” — SENIORS! Our magazine drive really brought the stragglers into one great big group. Our suc- cess story was fabulous — over $8,000 — the new record. The Class of ’66 was now the best, financially at least. After electing Gary Klipp, president; Johnny Adams, vice-president; and Gigi and Harris again as secretary and treasurer, we sat back and watched the underclassmen struggle through the dances and trivia once so im- portant to us. We cheered our team with added vigor through “Class Cheer” when we could scream to the world our present status as the Top in the school. Our wave of school spirit carried on to our much improved basketball team and helped to bring the seniors together. Despite the few (?) morning headaches, we had to con- tend with college boards, applications, acceptances, and interviews that caused us much anxiety and some studying. Mid-terms brought a few repercussions, but to most it meant the long stretch to Washington. Finally April came and our four fabulous days are ones that bring many personal memories of great times — some never to be forgotten (our chaperones are still trying to recover). Now at the last stage of our high school career, we can’t help but speculate who will gain fame, happiness or sorrow. Many of the faces so familiar, in time will be forgotten. This is the last time we shall move together as a group, as a class, as the Class of the year — 1966. Each of us looks to the future and I w'ish you luck. S.B. Honest, I didn't do it The Good L. Wallace L. Randall 15 N. Mazzaferro A. Gladding C. Bubb, S. Giovanelli P. Moisa, D. Moisa V. Iacono J. Jurzenia J. Helinski C. Perham D. Latham P. Riley B. Strasser C. Skrezec J. Doroski R. Terry Best Natured Candy and Charlie Senior Superlatives ■ABm-dam warn §mm. Most Mischievous Shirley and David V-' + ' Most Artistic- Carol and Dickie Done Most for the School Senior Statistics Name Pet Peeve Seen Most Secret Ambition “Ads” Sue “Bel” “Benk” “Benji” Brand-eye Charlie Sue “Bubbles” Liz “Nueman” PAC Chutie Lil “Coop” Curly Dcale “Dino” “Dor” Rob Rich “Done” Kim Jeanne a certain restaurant U.S. Marine Corps school biting fingernails to become a success a certain drugstore walking looking for rides being told to ‘shut up’ gym staying home at nights a certain ex-marine Della Orlowski, Judi Jennings arguing ’56 Ford my brother wise guys Mr. Vindigni blondes boating scalloping Italian food ducks calories at a certain restaurant movies in a yellow super-sport biting fingernails hitchhiking in a certain drugstore in a little blue Tempest looking for rides nowhere skipping gym 306 Bridge Street absent ’47 Pontiac convertible in Grants with Deale with the ‘boys’ with Cooper in an apple tree in a yellow jeep with brunettes farming dissecting cats yelling, “Help! I’m being kidnapped.” duck hunting between Mattituck and Riverhead to receive a degree in dentistry to be with a certain Marine to go everywhere and see everything to have long fingernails to have a ride to be a rich happy millionaire to sink Shelter Island to get out of the girls’ size range to be a beatnik to get a haircut to grow to be 5’10” and weigh 180 lbs. to be the first lawyer on the moon to be a Playboy photographer to be the manager of Grants to buy a Chrysler corpora- tion car to be seen with the ‘girls’ to skip without getting caught to own an apple tree to marry a redhead to become an engineer to be a great Bio-chemist to start a national womens’ football league to kill a duck to go to the University of Miami 32 Name Pet Peeve Seen Most “Gouchie” scallops with Billy Gladd Flash Greenie “Griggy” Stel Les be-bops a man with 40 typing machines blondes school typing thick math books in a 559 green Chevy playing cards in a gold V.W. here, there, and everywhere in Grants in a white Pontiac Joanie J°y “Boog” Ginger JJ. to be called JoanIE YRISIMEHC loud mouthed girls small towns shoes not smiling with Bobby in the “sticks” here ’n there barefoot “Bry” Pip Klos “Red” “Lath” “Peewee” Fords science labs old squaws red hair loud mouthed people metropolis school and home in the Comet in a ’57 Chevy bleaching her hair flirting with ? on a skateboard “Beatle” people who don’t pay dues in a maroon olds “Ronnie” Grace Nance loud people nosey people HTRAE ECNETICS everywhere not seen around “Mell” restaurants on a horse “Dottsy” barefoot boys in the “sticks” ’Lil Mois “Huss” “Del” “Per” Pill “Red” “Prest” Carol being a half pint Yankee fans frizzy hair diets Florida science teachers guitar playing certain math teachers where the action is movies with Ricky in Paradise looking for the action in a red Olds Southhold with Richie “Ran” Rayna Peggy people who are absent taking gym scuzzy girls taking attendance between Southhold and Greenport in the big cities “Hemer” “Gar” Curly Deb school “W” lack of money blue cars in a ’56 Ford in a ’56 Ford with Gayle on the “Grand Avenue” Skrez Vic no wheels silence with Susie in the library S trass “Oof” Sha “Vannie” Lin Wells 1 Wellsie ’Lil Wipp Timmy other people’s problems SCISYHP the food in the cafeteria dieting tall people who don’t play basketball this town Irish sailors! Mattituck and Riverhead in a confused state out taking it easy exercising with “Rai” where the boys are at the Post Office “Wy” Little Will people who don’t mind their own business black ducks I’m not seen Lorrinda’s “Zip” work in the Chemistry lab Secret Ambition to own a horse ranch and abolish scalloping to live in Michigan to be with the L.A. Dodgers to get one it’s still a secret to join the Air Force to confuse the next genera- tion with a new, new math book to meet Sean Connery to be 5’3” to get out of the “sticks” to learn how to surf to find someone else who enjoys boro-mau acting and singing to go to Heaven to learn how to play pool to become a blonde to find an Utopia to be another Martha Graham to be the world’s greatest pool player to gain weight to keep it that way to be the leading lady in “Pickwick” to get a job doing anything but cooking to knit a pair of “Argyle socks” to grow 2 inches to steal 1,000 pumpkins to have straight hair to weigh 105 lbs. to find some action to sail the “Weatherly” to play bass for the Beatles to prove blondes have more fun to be another Mr. Marino “I’ll never tell” to kick Moore out of the movies to live to be 150 years old to go out with a Wells to have money to do a handstand on my skateboard to live in Michigan to get the world by its tail to be ad“Meyer”able to make decisions to pass American History to go to college 38-22-36 to score 101 points in a N.B.A. game to be a world traveler to be Kelly Green and find a sure cure for a hang- over to go here, there, and every- where to sail in America’s cup races to get a certain computer working 33 Senior Class Officers SEATED: Gigi Wells (Sec.), Gary Klipp (Pres.), H. Levine (Treas.), STANDING: J. Adams (V.P.). FIRST ROW: D. Tuthill, L. Sledjeski, F. Arnold. SECOND ROW: D. Owen, C. Wysocki, B. Hulse, P. Burcyzk, E. Lieb- lein, S. Dunn, J. Volinski. THIRD ROW: M. Dia ., R. Pemberton, E. Mazzaferro, R. Heaney, D. Bonkoski, L. Fitting, Mr. Bur- lingame. FOURTH ROW: L. Wilson, W. Long, J. Douglass, K. Watson, S. Koro- leski, T. Clingen, J. Hanff, L. Raymond, A. Lahti. FIRST ROW: M. Malinauskas, L. Sledjeski, E. Jester, B. Droskosld, J. Cook, C. Zahra, L. Walden. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Jantzen, K. Harris, G. Urban, T. Johnson, M. Gray, P. Brandi, M. Price, J. Ficurilli, R. Smith, R. Foster, T. Kudlinski. THIRD ROW: S. Burt, D. Webb, G. Poliwoda, P. Macomber, C. Morey, E. Copin, A. Lane, J. Young. FIRST ROW: R. Wilburn, S. Corazzini, S. Malinauskas, S. Bruckheimer, B. Dunkirk, G. Shedrick, D. Walker. SECOND ROW: B. Finno, L. Konchinski, C. Halliwell, D. Strasser, N. Waterhouse, R. Owen, T. La Colla, H. Grodski, Mr. Finkle. THIRD ROW: K. Laub, D. Staron, M. Marczew- ski, J. Weilandt, R. Klipp, K. Powell, C. Richter, M. Heaney. Officers SEATED: B. Jester (Sec.), J. Cook (treas). SECOND ROW: J. Hanff (pres.), E. Copin (v.p.). Juniors As we returned to G.H.S. after a carefree sum- mer, it hardly seemed possible that we, the Class of 1967, were Juniors at last. With the election of Ed Copin as president, John Hanff as vice-president, Betty Jester as secretary and Judy Cook as trea- surer, we began the busiest year we had yet en- countered at G.H.S. The first half of the year flew by in a whirl of ac- tivities. Tradition called for the Junior Class to sponsor the first social event of the year, the Hal- loween dance. Entitled “Halloween a Go-Go,” it proved to be a tremendous success in every way. The next important event on our busy agenda was the ordering of class rings. With this accomplished, we really began to feel like upperclassmen. January of 1966 found us hard at work trying to improve our sad financial condition. The Valentine’s dance and various other fund raising activities gave our treasury the boost it needed. Suddenly spring was here and we were all busy working and planning for the Junior-Senior Prom. It was a wonderful affair which we will all remem- ber as the highlight of our Junior year. As we struggled through Regents and final exams we realized that our Junior year was now drawing to its close. With three years of wonderful memo- ries and unique experiences behind us, we would now be Seniors! Sophomores Officers W. Cooper (Pres.), K. Norkelun (Sec.), B. Wells (Treas.), A. Brandi (V. Pres.). FIRST ROW: G. Claudio, B. Klipp, N. Fi- curilli. R. Sycz, S. Harris. SECOND ROW: K. Norkelun, E. Copin, M. Lell- man, H. Simons, J. White, B. Zipkas. THIRD ROW: Mr. Arkay, C. Blasko, G. Brooks, M. Deduck, B. Littlefield, K. Stanilaus, C. Preston, K. Studier, N. Burt. FOURTH ROW: R. Chute, G. Long, D. Rogers, W. Mueller, E. Wright, B. Urban, J. Burch. mmm FIRST ROW: J. Bozeman, P. Cervone, T. Quillin, J. Dinizio, L. Flatley. SECOND ROW: J. Spinthourakis, B. Wright, L. Dimon, C. Klopotowski, J. Haberland, S. Corwin, C. Klipp. THIRD ROW: Mr. Campbell, I. Brown, J. Volinski, P. An- drews, J. Ott, M. Terry, J. Levin, L. Corwin, L. Rhinow, M. Thornhill, D. Warner. FOURTH ROW: C. Thompson, F. Jimenez, W. Cooper, A. Ruroede, D. Morris, M. Prindle, R. White, S. Katz. FIRST ROW: R. Drake, D. Bubb, T. Or- mond, J. Verity, P. Cisterino, E. Sledjeski, P. Dunkirk SECOND ROW: V. Krukowski, C. Walters, B. Ruthkowski, J. King, R. Parker, V. Lewis, C. Lindsay. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hallock, G. Costello, S. Bregal, C. Stepnoski, B. Utz, G. Seav- ers, B. Wells, B. Claudio, M. Arthur, D. Dzenkowski, B. Douglass. FOURTH ROW: A. Andrews, P. Wielandt, R. Robinson, B. Scott, A. Brandi, J. Loliis, H. LaPorte, R. Laub. Freshmen Officers C. Van Tuyl (Pres.), B. Helinski (Sec.), J. Dinizio (Treas.), W. Price (V. Pres.). FIRST ROW: R. Morey, B. Dimon, E. Parker, J. Walters, J. Bredemeyer, J. Clark. SECOND ROW: R. Foster, B. Wy- socki, J. Drake, M. Deale, C. Hulse, L. Ruthinoski, C. Foskey, C. Bennett. THIRD ROW: L. Yantsos, L. Kalin, C. Taylor, R. Smith, J. Stepnoski, P. Kart, K. Mazzaferro, T. Jarvis. FOURTH ROW: W. Lakowitz, J. Stanilaus, W. Wetmore, W. Price, J. Brandi, C. Kumjian, N. Har- roun, D. Purinton. FIRST ROW: R. Reed, R. Monsell, D. Le- vine, J. Sherwood, J. Kalin, T. Watkins. SECOND ROW: E. Irizarry, B. Loeb, K. Smith, B. Ciacia, J. Dinizio, C. Iacono, A. Wilson. THIRD ROW: D. Ship, Mr. Mc- Indoe, V. Jones, V. Riggins, R. Stulsky, S. Rackett, A. McNaire, B. Dejesus, C. Hal- lock, W. Moore. FOURTH ROW: B. Zip- kas, M. Boken, T. Foster, Q. Santiago, J. Torres, R. Corwin, C. Parker. FIRST ROW: B. Urban, H. Konarski, K. Corwin, S. Foster, G. Burczyk, B. Ruroede, D. Rackett, D. Dobek. SECOND ROW: Mr. O’Gara, B. Helinski, S. Yates, C. Jones, P. Hulse, J. Macomber, D. Dzenkowski, R. Harvey, A. Malinauskas, L. Bumble, M. Wilburn, B. Pekunka, C. Stulsky. THIRD ROW: C. Yates, B. Dcduck, W. Mazzaferro, D. Leden, J. Rempe, D. Parcelluzzi, C. Van Tuyl, C. Burt, V. Shelby. Junior FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, P. White, J. Sherwood, P. Latham, C. Bregel, J. Bubb, J. Gladding. SECOND ROW: G. Herzog, T. Newalis, P. Strasser, J. Fiedler, N. Walker, B. Wiggins, Miss Yates. THIRD ROW: F. Corwin, K. Young, S. Mazzafer- ro, A. Huzsek, R. Staron. FIRST ROW: F. Romance, W. Peterson, M. Burden, D. Dzenkowski, G. Glew. SECOND ROW: G. Doroski, F. Zahra, M. Dunn, D. Skrezec, C. Busso, S. Volinski, S. Kart. THIRD ROW: L. Miller, W. King, K. Klipp, J. Edwards, V. Grigonis, Mrs. Hanff. FOURTH ROW: K. Kavan- agh, C. Klopotowski, B. Wallace, S. Boken, J. Kujawski, G. Tyrer, W. Shedrick. FIRST ROW: M. Norman, J. Watson, S. Yates, C. Morrison, S. Bowes, D. Boken, C. Grippe. SECOND ROW: J. Chute, R. Gagen, H. Hunter, L. Webb, R. Caddy, L. Horton, J. King, B. Cart, Mr. MacDon- ald. THIRD ROW: P. Fitting, F. Rempe, P. Poligkeit, K. Johnson, G. Foster, E. Ku- jawski, A. Fitting. Eighth FIRST ROW: T. Wells, J. Mills, J. Burezyk, J. Bondarchuk, E. Bredemeyer, K. Norkelun, T. Grodski. SECOND ROW: T. Wilson, D. King, G. Young, A. Terry, S. Polikeit, J. Price. THIRD ROW: S. Sa- vas, D. Hanfield, B. Dzenkowski, P. Mill- er, E. Bryant, B. Damiani. FOURTH ROW: J. Burt, R. Hess, J. Tuthill, F. Csjako, D. Long, L. Kalin, D. Mazzaferro. FIRST ROW: T. Brown, M. Demarest, M. Yantsos, B. Adams, SECOND ROW: D. Pollock, J. Dzenkowski, R. Charland, R. Kalin, L. Mellas, W. Wysocki. THIRD ROW: S. Brooks, T. Bauer, B. Reiter, P. Urban, J. Reiter, C. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: J. Diaz, A. Rogers, K. Foster, D. Dzenkowski, J. Stepnoski, G. Pultz, D. Halliwell. KNEELING: S. Smith, M. Corazzini, L. Horton, M. Savage, M. Zahra. FIRST ROW: L. Mellas, D. Ormond, R. Crocker, K. Cook, C. Skrezec, D. Burk, J. Powell. SECOND ROW: L. Shelby, L. Morris, N. Kart, W. Taylor, E. Applegate, Mr. Thompson. THIRD ROW: R. Arnold, P. Dietrich, S. Rogers, R. Purcell. Seventh lit twin fopinii BUim Parlez-vous Francais?” Now do you understand?' Jt moved, I swear it! Arriverderci, maestro! What’s cooking?' Hogwash! SEATED: S. Grigonis, M. Riley, S. Giovanelli, L. Cook, J. Kruszeski, V. Wells, C. Perham, S. Grodski, C. Bubb, L. Wal- lace. SECOND ROW: R. Drake, B. Hulse, S. Andrews, R. Wil- burn, S. Corazinni, Mrs. Arnold, S. Dunn, M. Malinauskas, C. Quarty, R. Dean, V. Sprague, V. Iacono. THIRD ROW: J. Pres- ton, L. Sledjeski, B. Douglass, A. Gladding, J. Gamer, S. Wy- socki, P. Burczyk, M. Grey, G. Shedrick, P. Moisa, J. Volinski, L. Rhinow, B. Utz, D. Owen. FOURTH ROW: L. Walden, B. Strasser, S. Thornhill, L. Randall, A. Lane, C. Taylor, C. Zahra, L. Konchinski, B. Wells. Senior Library Junior Library SEATED: H. Simons, J. Spinthourakis, T. Jarvis, A. McNair, L. Toskey, E. Parker, J. Macomber, A. Wilson, G. Burczyk, M. Wilburn, C. Iacono, M. Thornhill. SECOND ROW: W. Coo- per, J. Doroski, E. Mazzaferro, P. Andrews, B. Wright, Mrs. Arnold, S. Faster, S. Yates, S. Corwin, E. Copin, G. Brooks. THIRD ROW: L. Kalin, C. Hallock, K. Smith, J. Cook, E. Lieblein, C. Halliwell, V. Lewis, S. Bregel, V. Loeb, C. Van- Cura, C. Wysocki, B. Droskoski. FOURTH ROW: y jones, M. McKinght, V. Riggins, J. Stepnosld, S. Bruckhein r, P. Brandi, D. Strasser, B. Littlefield, J. Ott, K. Stanilaus, M. Harris, C. Stepnoski, V. Krukowski. SEATED: L. Lellman, V. Sprague, S. Thornhill, L. Wallace, L. Hanff, L. Randall (editor), J. Jurzenia, D. Simpson, S. Brooks. SECOND ROW: P. Moisa, D. Orlowski, V. Iacono, V. Loeb, S. Grodski, C. Klopotowski, Mr. Arkay, J. Stepnoski, B. Utz, B. Zipkas, M. Grey, M. Deale, R. Foster. THIRD ROW: L. Ruthi- nowski, C. Burt, J. Ficurilli, J. Cook, D. Owen, P. Helinski, B. Wells, C. Preston, M. Thornhill, K. Studia, J. Ott, M. Diaz. FOURTH ROW: S. Katz, B. Cooper. D. Levine, R. Pemberton, D. Moisa, J. Garner, J. Doroski, J. Hanff, S. Burt, G. Brooks. Purple Quill Senior Council SITTING: B. Dunn, J. Mellas, L. Lellman, R. Brandi, L. Simpson, R. Drake, J. Doroski, G. Klipp, S. Brooks, J. Powell, Randall, J. Adams, N. Mazzaferro, L. Hanff, J. Herzog. STAND- F. Young, F. VanSickle, D. Moisa, R. Moore, R. Terry. ING: K. Dzenkowski, S. Thornhill, J. Helinski, N. Benko, D. GHS Band Officers J. Adams (Pres.), L. Rhinow (Sec.), L. Randall (V. Pres.), L. Corwin (Lib.). SC ME A FIRST ROW: K. Corwin, C. Bennett, N. Cottral, J. Bredemeyer. SECOND ROW: W. Price, L. Kalin, K. Mazzaferro, D. Levine. With great disappointment the hand received Mr. Marino’s announcement of his decision to leave G.H.S. at the end of the year. The members of the hand appreciate his excellent musical direc- tion which has made the instrumental department the success it is. The G.H.S. hand joins with the Class of ’66 in wishing Mr. Marino continued suc- cess in his future endeavors. CENTER: Jean Jurzenia (Head Ma- jorette), D. Simpson, J. Herzog, L. Hanff, A. Gladding, G. Wells. Twirlers Girls' Chorus Girls’ Chorus Officers SEATED: N. Benko (Pres.). FIRST ROW: L. Rhinow (V.P.), L. Corwin (Lib.). SECOND ROW: C. Preston (Sec.), E. Lieblein (Treas.), K. Norkelun (Lib.). Mixed Chorus Officers E. Lieblein (Treas.), S. Brooks (Lib.), J. Hanff (V.P.), J. Adams (Pres.), L. Corwin, (Sec.), L. Rhinow (Lib.). ? M NYSSMA SEATED: H. Levine, S. Brooks. STAND- ING: L. Randall, R. Smith, P. Riley, J. Adams, R. Brandi, N. Benko. Boys ’ Quartet J. Adams, H. Levine, J. Bennett, R. Bran- di. New Paltz FIRST ROW: C. Klipp, R. Har- vey, R. Smith, C. Halliwell SECOND ROW: E. Lieblein, E. Copin, R. Zipkas, L. Wal- den. Girls' Quartet K. Norkelun, C. Klipp, S. Corwin, L. Corwin. Mr. Arkay lying down, STANDING: M. Diaz, J. Helinski, A. Gladding, B. Strasser, M. Price. Candy Stripers T. Klos and Mrs. Preston. Future Nurses Club SEATED: M. Diaz, M. Ar- thur, M. Price, B. Wy- socki, N. Benko, J. Helin- ski, A. Gladding, H. Car- noski, L. Dimon. SEC- OND ROW: M. Grey, G. Shedrick, J. Ott, B. Zip- kas, K. Studier, C. Step- nowski, Mrs. Preston, M. Terry, K. Smith, L. Kalin, L. Corwin, B. Douglass. THIRD ROW: V. Sprague, D. Owens, C. Zahra, D. Strasser, L. Sledjeski, C. Wysocki, K. Mazzaferro, I. Brown, R. Smith, J. Stepnowski, B. Strasser, D. Dzenkowski. SEATED: N. Mazzaferro, R. Wells (V.P.), L. Randall (Pres.), J. Cook (Sec.), E. Lieblein (Treas.), L. Hanff, D. Simpson. SECOND ROW: L. Wallace, P. Brandi, L. Wal- den, E. Jester, C. Halliwell, P. Cary, S. Thornhill, B. Dunn, J. Doroski, J. Ficurilli, P. Burcyzk. Future Teachers Club Future Secretaries Club SEATED: S. Grodski (Treas.), P. Riley (Pres.), V. Iacono socki, L. Pilles, Mr. Arkay, C. Perham, P. Moisa, B. (V.P.), V. Loeb (Sec.), SECOND ROW: J. Gamer, S. Wy- Strasser. Co-op KNEELING: J. Urban, A. Andrews, J. Di- G.H.S. Reporters nizio, B. Ruroede, J. Ficurilli SECOND ROW: G. Klipp, B. Littlefield, H. Grod- ski, P. Andrews, G. Shedrick, C. Skrezcc, S. Grodski, R. Chute, L. Wallace, T. Klos, R. Brandi, R. Saul, Mr. Stoutenbergh (adviser). Every Friday morning, at approximate- ly 7:45, after the Volkswagon commercial, one shaky voice from G.H.S. may be heard on the Paul Sidney show on WLNG. These school reports, diligently organized on Thursday nights, cover the weekly athletic, scholastic, and social ac- tivities of our school. Supervised by Mr. Gildersleeve, Ronnie Terry, Leslie Hanff, John Adams, and Sylvia Brooks have had a valuable experience in radio broadcasting. R. Terry, L. Hanff, J. Adams. FIRST ROW: D. Zipkas, C. Kumjum, Mr. Mulhall, D. Warner, S. Korolesld. SECOND ROW: M. Prindle, C. Thompson, J. Young, J. Bozeman, L. Sledjeski. Electronics Club Audio Visual Club SITTING: K. Johnson, R. Purcell, R. Klipp, K. Harris, D. Hickey, D. Morris, N. Harroun. STANDING: P. Cary, J. Ficurilli, G. Clew, M. Savage, D. Walker, Mr. Reische, T. Watkins, D. Leden, B. Ruroede, J. Mazzaferro, B. Kart, M. Boken. SEATED: J. Jurzenia (co-editor), G. Wells (co-editor) STANDING: J. Powell (art editor), Mr. Gildersleeve (adviser), H. Levine (business manager). Jim Ficurilli, staff photogra- pher. Beachcomber Staff SITIING: B. Strasser, N. Benko, P. Moisa, J. Gamer, J Powell (Art Editor), J. Jurzenia (Co-Editor), G. Wells (Co-Editor), H. Levine (Business Manager), S. Brooks, L Hanff, D. Moisa, S. Raynor. 2nd ROW: C. Brigham, G Klipp, R. Wells, P. Riley, R. Terry, J. Helinski, V. Loeb, J Herzog, C. Bubb, V. Iacono, R. Brandi, Mr. Gildersleeve (Adviser), J. Adams, J. Doroski, F. Young, S. Grodski, L. Wallace, N. Mazzaferro, S. Thornhill, L. Randall, B. Dunn, C. Perham. Absent: C. Wippert, D. Latham L. Cook. SITTING: N. Benko, S. Brooks, Mr. Egert, L. Hanff, A. Lahti. SECOND ROW: R. Brandi, G. Klipp, R. Terry, H. Levine. Senior Mathletes Junior Mathletes SEATED: R. Foster, J. Macomber, W. Wysocki, D. Pol- lock, L. Ruthinoski, D. Dzenkowski, Mrs. Hanff, Mr. Bur- lingame (Advisers), P. Miller, J. Dinizio, B. Wysocki. SEC- OND ROW: J. Sherwood, C. Van Tuyl, W. Price, G. Young, A. Terry, E. Bryant, D. Watkins, D. Hanfield, J. Burt, L. Kalin, J. Tuthill, D. Long, K. Norkelun, S. Reed, E. Bredemeyer, J. Bredemeyer, B. Deduck, C. Bennett, B. Pekunka, J. Drake, K. Corwin, K. Foster. THIRD ROW: E. Burt, R. Monsell, R. Reed, D. Levine, D. Dzenkowski, J. Mills, S. Boken, B. Dimon, J. Stepnoski, J. Kalin, R. Zip- kas, J. Diaz, D. Dzenkowski, A. Rogers, C. Klopotowski. Junior Varsity SITTING: D. Rogers, C. Van Tuyl, G. Long, W. Mazzaferro, W. Kart, B. Robinson, T. Foster, B. Scott, C. Blasko, T. Quillin. SECOND ROW: S. Katz, T. Kudlinsld, A. Ruroede, J. Dinizio, T. Morey, M. Boken, J. Sherwood, J: Loliis, C. Yates, D. Ship, Mr. Vindigni. THIRD ROW: R. Chute, P. Wielandt, W. Lockwitz, J. Burch, J. Stanilaus, Z. Parker, W. King, D. Reed. Football The 1965 G.H.S. football team, represented largely by underclassmen, turned in a fine season with a record of five wins, two losses and one tie. With the loss of key personnel due to graduation, three backfield spots and several places on the line were vacant. Through much hard work and co- operation, the team began to jell and became one of the top offensive and defensive teams in the county. The backfield, although boasting no breakaway runner as in the past, was made up of fine blockers, and hard runners. Juniors Ken Watson and Don Sta- ron were the workhorses doing practically all of the ballcarrying, and Dave Tuthill, another junior, proved an excellent blocker and fine receiver. Rounding out the backfield senior Bob Wells, in his third year as varsity quarterback, along with junior Lee Fitting, did a fine job all season long of running the Porter offense. Greenport’s line did an outstanding job opening holes all season long. It featured Richard Chute (who was elected by the coaches to the league all star team) and Jim Powell both seniors along with juniors John Hanff, Bob Heany (both defensive standouts as well), and Kevin Laub who did a fine job at center. Senior John Adams and juniors Chris Morey and Ed Copin are to be commended on their fine job at end this season. On defense, senior Bob Moore, along with junior Lionel Wilson (another all-leaguer) loomed large in one of the toughest defensive lines in the league. Alan Andrews, only a sophomore, also performed notably on the defensive line. Perhaps the highlight of the “65” campaign came when G.H.S. hosted arch rival Southampton. This was a day of glory for Greenport. It was the first time since the seniors were eighth graders that a Porter football team had beaten the Mariners. Prospects for next year’s team appear bright with twenty-two juniors from this year’s team and only seven seniors graduating. Coach Jackson and Assistant Coach Manwaring are to be congratulated on ther fine job through a most trying season. Varsity SEATED: A. Andrews, J. Wielandt, C. Morey, K. Watson, L. Fitting, B. Heaney, D. Tuthill, E. Copin, L. Wilson. SECOND ROW: D. Staron, D. Latham, J. Powell, R. Chute, R. Wells, J. Adams, F. Vansickle, B. Moore, K. Laub, J. Hanff. THIRD ROW: C. Richter, G. Mazzaferro, H. Laporte, M. Marczewski, T. Bran- di, K. Powell, R. Douglass, M. Heaney, B. Finno, F. Arnold, B. Owens, R. Smith. FOURTH ROW: Managers, R. Pemberton, J. Young, R. Sycz, Coach Jackson, J. Charters (ahs.) R. Wells, L. Fitting, D. Tuthill, M. Heaney, ]. Hanff. Junior Varsity KNEELING: T. Quillin, W. King, S. Burt, R. Robinson, C. Yates, W. DePetris. SEC- OND ROW: Coach MacDonald, T. Morey, C. Van Tuyl, B. Latney, Z. Parker, J. Rempe, W. Mueller, J. Mazzaferro (manager). R. Wells, J. Adams. Basketball This year, under the direction of Coach Manwar- ing, the Porters posted a 6-12 record against many bigger and more experienced squads. Playing with almost an entire Junior team, the Oystermen were plagued somewhat by inexperience. Upset victories over league champion Bellport and highly rated Mattituck provided the greatest satisfaction to the team and the biggest thrills for our rooting section throughout the campaign. Individually, Senior Bob Wells led the squad in scoring with an 18.1 average (326 points) and 1,032 points as a career total, becoming the second player in G.H.S. history to top the one thousand mark. Junior Dave Tuthill, averaging 11.6 per game (208 points), was the club’s number two scorer as well as a top defender and ballhawk. John Hanff (182 points) scored consistently and teamed up with John Charters (76 points) to form the team’s top rebound- ers. Rounding out the starting five, was Lee Fitting a real team man, excellent on defense. Senior John Adams, who was the team’s number one reserve, saw frequent action and proved himself a team leader. Rick Smith, Ken Powell, and Gene Mazza- ferro, although seeing limited action, progressed well and should be ready to move up next season. A brief look at the Jayvees shows a six win-eight loss record. Bob Robinson with 174 points, and Steve Burt with 123 were the top scorers. Coaches Manwaring and MacDonald are to be commended for their excellent supervision through- out the year. Varsity KNEELING: G. Mazzaferro, J. Charters, L. Fitting, R. Wells, D. ager), W. Cooper (manager), R. Robinson, J. Adams, K. Powell, Tuthill, J; Hanff, M. Heaney. SECOND ROW: D. Zipkas, (man- R. Smith, S. Burt, Coach Manwaring. Junior Varsity KNEELING: D. Ship, J. Sherwood, T. Quillin, D. Bubb. SECOND ROW: Mr. O’Gara, W. Mueller, C. Van Tuyl, W. Price, R. Robinson, M. Boken, R. Chute. Baseball The 1966 edition of the Greenport High School Baseball Team started workouts under new mentor Coach Wells on March first. With a good share of veterans returning, the outlook was optimistic for a successful season. The main problem was to find an outfield, as the entire unit had graduated last year. Replacing ace pitcher Bob Foster was the oth- er problem facing the porter squad. The only returning pitcher was veteran Bob Wells with a twelve won-two loss record. Fighting it out for the other pitching spots were John Charters, Don Staron, and Chris Morey. The strong point for Greenport was its inner defense consisting of John Charters at third, Joe Gordon at short, Dave Tuthill at sec- ond, and either Lionell Wilson or Bob Moore at first. Catching, was to be handled by one of the league’s best. Bob Heaney. With a few breaks, G.H.S. might be in the thick of the pennant flight. Varsity FIRST ROW: R. Heaney, R. Douglass, J. Gordon, D. Tuthill, D. Staron, R. Smith. SF.COND ROW: Coach Wells, C. Morey, J. Hanff, L. Fitting, R. Moore, J. Charters, R. Wells, L. Wilson, D. Zipkas (manager). 63 FIRST ROW: B. Price, A. Lahti, B. Drake, Coach Wells. D. Le- den, R. Drake, L. Sledjeski. SECOND ROW: B. Finno, J. Brandi, P. Macornber, B. Urban, T. Clingen, K. Harris, D. Levine, N. Ficurilli. Cross-Country This year Cross-Country was added to the GHS repertoire of inter-scholastic athletics for the first time. The Purple and Gold harriers under the su- pervision of Coach Wells did remarkably well in their “rookie” season. Led by (Barefoot) Bruce Finno, vsho raced to five victories in six outings, the Porters placed sec- ond in league standings, posting a seven and one record as well as finishing third in the league championship. Also to be commended for a fine job all season are Bruce Urban, Tim Clingen and the Drake brothers Bob and Dick, who all were good “place men” behind Finno. Prospects for next year’s team appear bright since almost the entire team is composed of under- classmen. Congratulations to the boys and Coach Wells on a job well done. Further congratulations are in order for Bruce Finno, Greenport’s number one mnner, who in the post season activities placed second in the Class C section of Suffolk County. Bruce Finno — our barefoot boy with cheek — takes a breather after placing second in the Sunken Mead- ow cross-country competition. 64 Track As the track season got underway Coach MacDonald, taking over from Coach Wells who was now handling base- ball on a neighboring field, felt he had a monumental task before him. Aware of the fine track squads G.H.S. had fielded in the last decade or so (5 county and 4 league championships) he eyed the future grimly but hopefully. His early season squad consisted of forty-five to fifty ath- letes. Returning lettermen who were ex- pected to carry the team were co-captains Richard Chute and Ed Copin, John Doroski, Mike Heaney, Bruce Finno, Cur- tis Yates, Willie King and the Drake brothers (Dick and Bob). Coach MacDon- ald hoped that the enthusiastic support of Greenport’s track fans on Wednesday af- ternoons would spur his men to victory. FIRST ROW: W. King, M. Heaney, D. Staron, B. Finno, A. Lane, C. Morey, J. Doroski, E. Copin, R. Drake, C. Yates, S. Burt. SECOND ROW: F. Arnold, D. Latham, K. Laub,J. Ficuril- li, F. Van Sickle, C. Richter, T. Clingen, S. Koroleski, A. Lahti, P. Macomber. THIRD ROW: N. Ficurilli, R. Pemberton, J. Track Schedule March 31 Mercy, Southold at Greenport 4pm April 20 Center Moriches, Mattituck at Greenport 4pm April 27 Greenport, Southold at Southampton 4pm May 4 Westhampton, Southold at Greenport 4pm May 11 Westhampton, Easthampt at Greenport on 4pm May 14 Relays-880-1 mile-medley at North Babylon 4pm May 17 Southold, Greenport at Mattituck 4pm May 20 East End Meet at Greenport 6pm May 28 County Section Meet June 4 State Qualifying Meet June 11 Intersectional Meet Young, T. Kudlinski, L. Sledjeski, B. Urban, K. Watson, R. Ow- ens, R. Smith, Z. Parker. FOURTH ROW: T. Brandi, D. Morris, J. Burch, R. Moore, L. Wilson, H. LaPorte, J. Brandi, R. Drake, J. Charters, Mr. MacDonald. (F. Young — absent). Bowling T. Morey, D. Levine, R. Douglas, S. Har- ris, G. Mazzaferro, Mr. Burlingame, J. Adams, R. Wells, C. Richter, R. Pember- ton, W. Price, J. Mazzaferro. Intramurals Volleyball R. Moore, E. Copin, L. Wilson, L. Flat- ley, D. Ship, D. Bubb, Mr. Campbell. Bowling Becoming league 3 bowling champs under new coach, Mr. Campbell, the G.H.S. Keglers finished the 65-66 campaign with an amazing record of 23 victories, no losses and one tie. The team was spearheaded by Juniors Lionel Wilson and Ed Copin (the number one and two bowlers in the league respectively) with fine help from Sophomores Denis Bubb and Larry Flatley and Freshman Danny Ship. Congratulations to Mr. Campbell and his Ke- elers for a job well done. R.H.W. Ping Pong J. Adams, J. Doroski, M. Marczewski, D. Webb, L. Wilson, E. Copin, M. Heaney. FIRST ROW: M. Marczewski, L. Fitting, G. Mazzaferro, J. Charters, B. Finno, E. Copin, R. Douglas, C. Morey. SECOND ROW: J. Adams, D. Webb, D. Staron, R. Moore, J. Doroski, J. Gordon, F. Arnold, J. Mazza- ferro, M. Heaney. SEATED: N. Benko, G. Wells, Mrs. Pugsley, L. Wallace, N. L. Rhinow, J. Haherland, J. Cook, P. Riley. FOURTH ROW: L. Mazzaferro. SECOND ROW: D. Strasser, S. Corwin, M. Thorn- Lellman, B. Dnnn, J. Helinski. hill, S. Grodski, L. Hanff. THIRD ROW: C. Halliwell, C. Zahra, V. Kmkowski, K. Norkeliin, B. Claudio, L. Rhinow, C. Halliwell, M. Arthur, L. Dimon, R. Wilburn. Jay Vee Cheerleaders . Helinski D. Orlowski Varsity S. Brooks C. Zahra L. Lellman Captain J. Volinski SEATED: N. Mazzaferro, S. Wysocki, L. Wallace, P. Moisa, P. Riley, D. Moisa, N. Benko, J. Herzog, S. Grodski, A. Gladding, S. Grigonis, V. Iacono, L. Hanff, J. Gamer, J. Helinski. SECOND ROW: G. Wells, D. Simpson, C. Perham, V. Loeb, B. Dunn. CENTER: B. Strasser (capt.). Girls Volleyball KNEELING: L. Rhinow, S. Corazzini, C. Halliwell, S. Dunn, J. Haberland. STANDING: D. Moisa, N. Benko, J. Herzog, B. Dunn, P. Moisa, Mrs. Pugsley. SEATED: L. Hanff, L. Wallace, V. Loeb, V. Iacono, S. Grodski, N. Mazzaferro. SECOND ROW: P. Moi- sa, D. Strasser, M. Thornhill, C. Zahra, A. Gladding. THIRD ROW: J. Helinski, C. Perham, D. Simpson, J. Herzog, P. Riley. Ping Pong Tennis KNEELING: A. Gladding, D. Simpson. STANDING: V. Loeb, V. Iacono, D. Dzenkowski, P. Riley, M. Thornhill, L. Lellman. FIRST ROW: D. Moisa, B. Dunn, S. Corazzini, L. Hanff, P. Moisa. SECOND ROW: S. Dunn, N. Benko, J. Herzog, C. Halliwell. THIRD ROW: L. Rhinow, G. Iacono, ]. Helinski, Mrs. Pugsley. Basketball Softball SEATED: L. Rhinow, S. Dunn, P. Moisa, B. Dunn, C. Halliwell. SECOND ROW: D. Moisa, S. Wysocki, C. Wysocki, B. Droskoski. THIRD ROW: S. Grigonis, D. Strasser, S. Corazzini, C. Zahra, Mrs. Pugsley. The Girls Steal mm® the Show infill wnroi� miw win iirmrrnrmmTi nimiii When? just spoofing, of course! 'UUJtllll. Congratulations to the Class of 1966 MITCHELL’S RESTAURANT PORKY’S RESTAURANT SOUNDVIEW RESTAURANT HORTON’S FURNITURE STORE SPECIAL BENEFACTORS BUSINESS PATRONS OSCAR GOLDIN FRANK McMANN ARCADE DEPT. STORE WARREN T. KALBACHER )uaftiu er 1 .} STUDIOS AND PLANTS: Cambridge, Md. 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