Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1970 volume:

ice strewn shores of Peconic Bay . . . Beachcomber Staff Co-Editors; Jeremy Sherwood, Jane Fiedler Business Manager: Mimi McMann Staff Photographer: Kim Young Asst. Photographer: Kerry Klipp Typist: Chris Busso Adviser: Mr. Gildersleeve Beachcomber 1970 Dedication We Seniors have long known him as a mem- ber of our local community, as a teacher in the classroom and a department chairman, as a coach on the court and on the field, and this year especially, as the principal of G.H.S. In all of these roles he has contributed significantly to our lives. As Seniors this year we were pleased to receive his help in solving our problems. In addition we were given through his efforts the following privileges: eleven o’clock lunch hour, use of lockers at any time, senior study halls, and dismissal after seventh period if followed by study hall. The Homecoming Weekend and the Barn Fire Pep Rally were memorable contributions to our school and community spirit. We, the graduat- ing class of 1970, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Richard Manwaring. 4 Board Of Education MEMBERS OF THE BOARD: Mr. Joseph Riemer Jr., Mrs. Maureen Van Popering (v-pres), Mr. William Pell III (pres), Mr. Henry HuLse, Mr. Reginald Hudson. 5 Department Heads Mr. Egert Mathematics Coach Jackson Physical Education Mr. Gildersleeve English Mr. Campbell Language Mr. Stoutenburgh Vocational Mr. Mulhall Science Mr. Arkay Business Mr. Randolph Title I Coordinator Mr. Jacobs History High School Math Science Mr. Burlingame Mre. Hanff Mr. Jantzen Mr. Glassberg English Mr. Garrett Mr. Tuminello Mr. Bondi History Mr. McEvoy Mr. Moore Mr. Park Language Business Physical Ed. Faculty Music Vocational 8th Grade Special Art Seated: Mrs. Lieblein, Mrs. Heaney, Mrs. Gonzalez, Mrs. Copin, Mrs. Hewitt, Miss Coon. Miss MacFarlane. Standing: Mr. Mooney, Mrs. Worrell, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Anderson, Mrs. I ong, Mrs. Grathwohl, Mrs. Young Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Carroll. Absent: Mrs. Hupfel, Mrs. Mattson. Grade School Faculty Teachers’ Aides Seated: Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Bubb, Mrs. Kalin, Mrs. Swann. Standing: Mrs. Dinizio, Mrs Morris, Mrs. Bondarchuck. 10 Pupil Personnel Services Mr. Vindigni Director and High School Guidance Miss MacArdle Psychologist Mrs. Preston Nurse Mrs. Cassidy Nurse B.O.C.E.S. Mrs. Wetmore Attendance Officer Mr. Goldsmith dr. High Special Mrs. Goldsmith Intermediate Special Mr. Besser Intermediate Special Mr. Kinsch Speech Therapist Mr. Kickliter Art Librarian Mrs. Arnold Non-Teaching Staff Mrs. Barnett Principal's Secretary Mrs. Brooks School District Treasurer Mrs. Seavers Asst. Principal's Secretary Mr. Gardiner School District Clerk Mrs. Mazzaferro Guidance Secretary Mrs. Heaney Payroll Clerk Bookkeeper Office Aids 1st row: J. Sherwood, S. Deale, P. Dunn, J. Terry, B. Abersmith, M. Drum, K. Heaney, H. Kalin, S. Tabor, C. Busso. 2nd row: C. Wright, S. Stanilaus. M. Claudio, P. Strasser, J. Edwards, S. Yates, N. Walker, B. Wiggins, E. Applegate, G. Leden. 13 Valedictorian JEREMY ANN SHERWOOD There is great ability in knowing how to conceal abil- Yearbook (co-editor) 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, (sec.); United Nations trip 3; National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation 4; N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship 4; American History prize 3; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4; French prize 3; mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 (pres.); girls’ chorus 2, 3; band 1, 2, (sec.) 3, 4; stage band 4; SCMEA 1; French club 3; mathletes 1, 3, 4; future teachers’ club 4 (pres.); class secretary 1, 2; volunteer tu- toring at CAST 4; golf 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. play night 4. JOANNE E. HEANEY All excellent things are as difficult as they are rare. National Honor Society 4; co-chairman magazine drive 4; mixed chorus 1; drama club 4; volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 4; intramurals 1, 2; tennis 2, 3; softball 2, 3, 4; ping pong 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. Salutatorian RANDY J. YOUNG There was neivr in the world tu o opinions alike. World History Award 2; math- letes 1, 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4; bowling 2, 3; intramurals 3, 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. DOUGLAS J. R1EMER A wise man never loses anything if he hath himself. Class president 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (pres.); Boys’ State 3; student council 2, 4 (pres.); library club 3; football 1, 2, 3, 4 (co-captain) all league; baseball 2, 3, 4; intramurals 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. KIM R. YOUNG Come, give us a taste of your quality. National Honor Society 3, 4 (vice-pres.); science fair 3rd place 1; Paragon Oil Award 4; Boys’ State (alt.) 3; mathletes 1; French club 3; band 1, 2, 3, 4 (pres.); track 1, 2, 3. 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. DAVIN JO BOKEN Fair and softly goes far. Secretarial Club 4. STEVEN BOKEN I've taken my fun where I've found it. Baseball 1, 2; intramurals 2, 4; AV-club 1; library- club 3. WILLIAM H. BRIGHAM Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense ana fair dealing. Band 1, 2; French club 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JEFF C. BUBB Laugh and the world can't get a word in edgewise. Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; football 1, 2, 3, 4 (all-league); baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; library club 3, 4; French club 2, 3; Purple Quill 4; yearbook 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. SUSAN M. BOWES Silence is golden. CHRISTINA LEE BREGEL A heart of gold and a smile to match. Class secretary 3, 4; mixed chorus 1, 2; girl’s chorus 1, 2; cheerleader 3, 4; intramurals 1, 2; basketball 4; student council 1, 2; library club 3, 4; future nurses’ club 1; candy striper 4; yearbook 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MARCUS HENRY BURDEN A good sport at whatever he does. Science Fair 1st prize 1; band 3, 4; stage band 4; football 1; golf 2, 3, 4; drama club 1, 2; library club 2, 3; Spanish club 3; co-op 3, 4; yearbook 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. CHRISTINE ANN BUSSO Swift as a shadow, short as any dream. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 leapt.); intramurals 2; basketball 4; softball 4; library club 1, 2, 3, 4; future nurses’ club 2; yearbook 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. FRANK D. CORWIN He would not budge an inch. Class president 1; student council 2, 4; band 1, 2; intramu- rals 3; football 1; basketball 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. play night 4. TERESA ANN DiLALLA A man says uhat he knows, a woman says what will please. Class treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; mixed chorus 1; girls’ chorus 2; basketball 2, 3; volleyball 2, 3; intramurals 1, 2; library club 3, 4; future nurses’ club 1; future teachers’ club 4; candy striper 4; Purple Quill 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MICHAEL CHECK LICK Some think he’s bashful, others doubt it. Co-op 3, 4. MARIA D. CLAUDIO Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot help keep it from themselves. Cheerleader 2, 3; volleyball 1, 2, 3; softball 1, 2, 3; basket- ball 1, 2, 3; girls’ leaders’ club 3; mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; girls’ chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MICHAEL D. DUNN He's a sure card. Baseball 1, 2; football 1; co-op 3, 4; mixed chorus 1, 2. DANIEL DZENKOWSKI Character makes its own destiny. Cros country 4; track 2; intramurals 2, 4; French club 2, 3; mathletes 1; yearbook 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. FREDERICK DOBEK Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Band 1, 2; football 1; intramurals 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. GARY DOROSKI Young fellows will be young fellows. Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3; New Paltz 2; library club 4; co-op 3, 4; track 1; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MARK ECKARDT There's a bit of the devil in all of us. I've just got a little more than most. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JEAN DENISE EDWARDS In her tongue is the law of kindness. Mixed chorus 1, 2; volleyball 3; 50 yard dash award 1; pep squad 2; Gregg memorial award 3; secretarial club 4; switchboard operator 4. JANE ELEANOR FIEDLER The only gift is a portion of thyself. Yearbook (co-editor) 4; class vice-president 2, 3, 4; mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 (v-pres.); girls’ chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; student council 1, 2, 3, 4 (treas. sec.); student council workshop at Cortland 3; library club 3, 4; future teachers’ club 4 (v-pres.); tutoring at CAST 4; intramurals 3; volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; softball 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; co-chairman magazine drive 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JAMES S. FINNO He's a good looker, a swell athlete, and a grand fellow. Football 1, 4; baseball 1, 2, 3; basketball 1, 4; cross country 1, 2, 3; track 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. ARTHUR HUBERT FITTING. JR. Those who know how to enjoy life are not poor. Basketball manager 1, 2, 3, 4; track manager 1, 2, 4; stu- dent council 1, 2; French club 3; library club 1, 2; drama club 2, 4; co-op 3, 4; Purple Quill (co-editor) 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. PATRICIA GRACE FITTING Quiet till you get her going. Softball 1, 2; basketball 1, 2; tennis 1. GERALD FOSTER Vitality and plenty of personality. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1. 2, 3; basketball 1; track 1, 2; co-op 3, 4; library club 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. RUSSEL GAGEN Thou hast nothing yet. Football 1, 2, 3; bowling 1, 2, 3 (all-league); baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 3; intramurals 3, 4; co-op 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. play- night 4. GEORGE MILES GLEW, JR. Throw worry and fear to the wind. Football 1, 2; AV club 1, 2, 3, 4. DEBORAH GREEN Life without spirit is not life. Basketball 3; mixed chorus 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. TERESA E. GAGEN The rainbow smiles through the rain. Co-op 2, 3; secretarial club 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JAMES GLADDING I love the life I lead, I lead the life I love. Band 1; mixed chorus 1, 2, 3; co-op 4; baseball 1; basket- ball 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. ANDREW HENRY HUZSEK As good natured as they make 'em. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; track 2; basketball 1; intramurals 2, 3, 4; band 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JoANN JOHNSON Blessed are the peacemakers on earth. Spanish club 3, 4; Purple Quill 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. CLARISSA A. GREENE Hitch your wagon to a star. Girls’ chorus 4. GARY JOSEPH HERZOG My thoughts and conduct are my own. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3; stu- dent council 1; French club 2; library club 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. KERRY WAYNE KLIPP The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Basketball 1; football 1, 2; mixed chorus 1, 2; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. CHESTER JOSEPH KLOPOTOWSKI I am what I am and so I'll be. Football 2, 3; track 1, 2; basketball 1; intra murals 2, 3. KENNETH WARREN JOHNSON Read him for style. AV club 1, 2; cross country 3, 4; basketball 2; track 1, 2, 4; intramurals 2, 3, 4; student council 3, 4; mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. KEVIN M. KAVANAGH Beneath that calm and innocent eye deviltry and mischief lie. Co-op 1, 2, 3. JOE LEE KING I am not in the role of common men. Track 1, 2, 4; basketball 1, 2, 4; football 2, 3; wrestling 1; co-op 4; youth corp. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. BARRY GARFIELD KLIPP Life is too short to waste. M athletes 4. VIRGINIA GRIGONIS LEDEN As merry as the day is long. Library club 1, 2, 3; secretarial club 4; switchboard opera- tor 4. NICHOLAS MAZZAFERRO Determination is the means by which tasks are accom- plished. Golf 1, 2, 3; football 2; AV club 1, 2; Spanish club 3, 4; mathletes 1, 4; science fair 2nd prize 1; co-op 4; Purple Quill 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. STEPHEN MAZZAFERRO I'll find a way, or make it. Basketball 1, 2, 3; football 3; cross country 1, 2; intramu- rals 2, 3; Purple Quill 1; Jr.-Sr. play night 4. MARY ELIZABETH McMANN Nature forms us for ourselves, not for others. Cheerleader 3, 4; mixed chorus 1, 2, 3; girls’ chorus 1, 2, 3; student council 2; French club 3; library club 3; drama club 2; future teachers’ club 4; yearbook business manager 4; Jr.-Sr. play night 4. FRED J. REMPE Have mouth, will talk. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 2; AV club 1; library club 1; Jr.-Sr. play night 4. ANGELO SOTO Nothing is little to him that feels it with great sensibility. Drama club 4; Spanish club 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. plavnight 4. SPENCER TERRONE MIMS What's to be is bound to be, so nothing eier worries me. Track 1; football 1; cross country 3, 4; basketball 3, 4; co-op 3; AV club 3. ROARK RAYMOND MOREY As upright as the cedar. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (all-league. all-Suffolk); golf 1, 2; track 2; basketball 1; intramurals 4; Jr.-Sr. plavnight 4. TIMOTHY L. NEWALIS I do not understand; I pause, I examine. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; cross country 4; intramurals 4; mathletes 1, 4; future teachers’ club 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. play- night 4. WALTER EDWARD PETERSON Too early seen unknown, and known too late. Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4; golf 1, 2, 3, 4; cross country 4; intra- murals 2, 4; history prize 1; golf prize 2. RICHARD EDWARD STARON As true as steel. Football 1, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3; baseball 1, 2 (all-league), 3 (all-league), 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. PATRICIA LOUISE STRASSER Give me today and take tomorrow. Student council I; mixed chorus 1, 2, 4; girls’ chorus 1, 2, 4; intramurals 3; library club 4; future nurses’ club 2; secreta- rial club 4; co-op 4; candy striper 4; Purple Quill 4; year- book staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. SALLY VOLINSKI There’s a time to keep silent and a time to speak. Drama club 3; volleyball 1, 2, 3; basketball 1, 2, 3; baseball 1. 2, 3, 4. NANCY ELIZABETH WALKER The moon, like to a silver bow new-bent in. Rotary Exchange Student to Costa Rica 3; mixed chorus 1, 2; girls’ chorus 1, 2; volleyball I, 2, 3; basketball 2; ten- nis 2; ping pong 2; intramurals 1, 2, 3; library club 1, 2, 3; Spanish club 3; co-op 3, 4; office work 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. GORDON TYRER Brevity is the soul of wit. Drama club 1; AV club 1, 2; golf 1, 2, 3, 4; co-op 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. KIRK D. VanSICKLE I was not bom under a rhyming planet. ROBERT WALLACE Life is very short, and very uncertain; let us spend it as well as we can. Football 1; track 1, 2; intramurals 3, 4; co-op 3, 4; year- book staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JAN A. WATSON Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. Co-op 2, 3; library club 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. Purple Quill 1, 2; intramurals 3; volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; bas- ketball 1, 2, 4; Jr.-Sr. play night 4. MARILYN GRACE WHITE I know a trick worth two of that. Volleyball 1, 2, 3; basketball 1, 2, 3; softball 1, 2, 3; intra- murals 2, 3; future nurses’ club 2; library club 2; drama club 2; co-op 3. PATRICIA ANN WHITE Quiet persons are welcomed everywhere. Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; girls’ chorus 2, 3, 4; future teachers’ club 4; drama club 4; French club 3. REBECCA JANE WIGGINS To get the full value of joy, you must have someone to di- vide it with. Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3; girls’ chorus 2, 3; library club 4; drama club 4; secretarial club 3, 4; Gregg shorthand award 2; switchboard operator 3, 4; co-op 3, 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. LYNNE WEBB For we that live to please, must please to live. SARAH L. YATES We know what we are, but we know not what we may be. Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3; girls’ chorus 1, 2, 3; intramurals 2, 3, 4; library club 3, 4; drama club 4; office work 4; co-op 2, 3, 4; yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. DAVID BRUCE YOUNG There is a time for some things, and a time for all things. Cross country 2, 3, 4; track 2, 3; intramurals 4; band 2, 3; French club 3; co-op 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. ANNABELLA BARRETO CH. Exchange Student from Guatemala. Who said three more? Buddies till the end. Class On tv September morning the class of 1970 invaded G.H.S. Our two new administrators, Mr, Peterson and Mr, Breeds, had been forewarned about our dilatoriness and true to our reputation we postponed our St. Patty's Dance so long it became April Showers”. To represent our class Frank Corwin was chosen President, Kathy Green Vice-President. Jeri Sherwood Secretary and Teresa Oil.alia Treasurer, As Freshman we were generally loved by our sci- ence and history teacher's, who for some reason, never returned to G.H.S During our Sophomore year they let us loose and we had two dances, the Christmas semi-formal and a Spring hop. Doug Riemer was chosen President. Janie Fiedler Vice-President, with Jeri and Teresa retaining their former offices. Due to the austerity budget in our Junior year, we had to improvise activi- ties outside of school control — undertakings which probably shouldn't be ela- borated in this book In our third year Chris Bregel. elected to the office of Secretary, was our only change in officers. Will we ever forget our Junior class Remember this wild party? A thom among three roses. History adviser who over the summer had “grown” a full head of hair? Many hours have since been spent polishing rings we received in March. Our Junior Prom, of course, will long be remembered for its South Pacific theme, so beautifully done. As we finally became Seniors the same four officers were re-elected. Mrs. Wet more quickly caught on to the “Great Escape” even- day during seventh period. As a cure for those catching senioritis early, the “cage was established in the basement. The departure time for our Senior Trip , finally arrived and we now wonder if the class of ‘71 will have the time we did. We very much doubt it. Before we knew it graduation day was here and we were looking back to the four, fun-filled years we spent together. Also we looked to the future with hope that it would bring as much happiness as our vears at G.H.S. J.H. J.B. That’s right, kids. Wort:: You sure they're green and purple? 27 Senior Most Likely to Succeed Jeri Kim Most Versatile Jeri, Janie, Doug Best Natured JoAnn Andy Most Popular Most Artistic Janie Jim Sarah Walt Most Musical Jeri Kim 28 Most Dependable Janie Arthur Superlatives Best Dressed Chris Kenny Most Brotherly Sisterly Marilyn Richie Most Flirtatious Best Dancers Most Talkative Teresa Barry Patti Mickey Mimi Fred Most Mischievous Marilyn Mark 29 Most Athletic Maria Richie Senior Statistics Name Seen Most Pet Peeve Secret Ambition Duck in a red Nova Two guys from Southold to get married shortly after graduation Boke In a yellow AMX a certain Junior girl to become President of an AMX factory Bugsy in Paradise Southold to finish High School Beagle with Frank blondes to become part Maltese Brig Racketts Gas Station Doroski’s driving secret Harry anywhere and everywhere bossy people not to be kidded about a certain Senior anymore Mark in the band room certain trumpet players to play trumpet on the Mike Douglas Show Ralph with Timothy babysitting to turn 18 Check in a 63 Chevy Impala to own a slow car to own a Chevy speed shop Ria in a red Renault windshield wipers to own a gymnasium Frank running to school late fish to change my name to Mazz to stop the confusion Tree with Ralph and Timothy conceited people to forgive and forget once and for all Dobe shooting pool at Drosso’s fat people be a centerfold in Muscle Training 111. Drosk Fleet Lumber truck American History secret Mick Maroon 61 Chevy scary pictures to weigh 125 lbs. Danny in a white 69 VW 3rd period study hall to own my own Cigar Store Alex Mundv every where school nothing Feed there burping to model Jeri’s fashions Brains Robbie’s car cops Join the U.S. Marine Corp. Doc. E.L.I. Hospital phonies to become a brain surgeon Pat with George a certain Junior girl to get back at a certain Junior girl Jed with Diane Army, Navy, Air force Join the U.S. Marine Corp. Dang Meyers parking meters own Meyers Little Dang here and there brother Dang to get a driver’s license Gladd Hubbards American History to go to California Schultz in Orient J.W. to become Director of the FBI Clar in the arms of Sgt. James E. Hussey Health class to become a popular singer Jody I.G.A. certain Senior boy to have 20 kids Hearsh in a yellow 57 Chevy cops to out run one Jack in Greenport people who think they know too much to see a Giant game Freak in a gold Corvette certain 68 graduate to become a Narco Leaper playing basketball having to come to school on snowy days to become a computer programmer Senior Statistics Name Seen Most Pet Peeve Secret Ambition Moses being stopped by a cop Greenport High School to get out of Greenport Brave Bull 3rd Street wine to conquer the world Ker heading for Orient groovy people who aren’t to become a Volvo dealer Chet '61 Chevy you name it? hijack a plane to Poland Gin in a blue Toyota two-faced people to get my driver’s license Nick everywhere Spanish books to become president of Islands End Steve on the ferry domineering girls to ski France with only a Penny Meems with Donald small town gossippers to make my first million Pap talking to all the girls being second to anyone to be in the Olympics Tim Sportsman Cigar Store N.Y. Jet fans break the 10’s in the 100 yard dash Pete hitchhiking people who don’t stop for hitchhikers become an artist Remp with Bernie draft dodgers to become a General in the U.S. Air Force Carrot here there and everywhere French rule the world Frodo in the hospital lab plastic people to visit the Shire Dicky with the boys C.B. to join the group Elsie paying phone bills rumors and the ignorant people who believe them to be partners with a detective of the 7th squad Jeri doing everything impudence become a fashion designer Fasio in the bug Corvette Stingray to drag race Ismoreldo getting off on strawberry the Chickanua Fall’s to go to the Shire with incense Gestapo Frodo Shotgun-Jim with older people Tea to marry a 94 year old millionaire when 25 Runner at the hospital fake people to be able to make decisions Governor East End Supply Co. East Marion bum down East Marion Elli with Mike G.G. to become a good L.P.N. Giant laughing people who bother me not to lose any books Maggie tan Corvair people who act like something they’re not the first woman Senator of N.Y. Pattiecake with Ray Strawn Jr. Greenport High School to become a Social Worker Bek A P empty mailbox to become the first woman manager of the A P Flat Feet hospital B.O. keep it secret June Bug just walking around standing on red lines a 4:09 mile Chinaman 1961 black Chrysler study halls have Snoopy for a patient Weasel with Chris in a ’57 Chevy teachers with mustaches to own a Beagle Class Prophecy In 1980 we see: Steve Boken has his own car with bucket seats. Bill Brigham running a used car lot. Jeff Bubb is playing center for the Los Angeles Rams. Mark Burden has replaced Curt Gowdy as host of the American Sportsman Show. Mike Checklick is Superintendent of Greenport Public Works. Frank Corwin is Captain of the charter boat Luke. Fred Dobek has bought a Dimon ring. Gary Doroski still has his Polish smirk. Micky Dunn is owner of a prominent dance studio in N.Y.C. Dan Dzenkowski finally has his hair slicked down. Mark Eckhart is leader of the Hells Angels. Arthur Fitting is resident physician at New York Central. Jim Finno is still finishing detentions at ole G.H.S. Jerry Foster finally has his Stang on the road. Russ Gagen is teaching Drivers Education. Jim Gladding is getting married in June. George Glew is Miles away from Greenport. Gary Herzog is manager of A P. Andy Huzsek owns a Stanilaus Steel Factory. Ken Johnson is starting with the Harlem Globe Trotters. Kevin Kavanaugh finally won the Roses at the Aqueduct. Joe Lee King has bought the Hole in the Wall. Barry Klipp is happily settled with his harem. Kerry Klipp is marwfacturing Terry cloths. Chet Klopotowski is still blushing. Nick Mazzaferro teeing up at newly opened Mazz’s Country Club. Steve Mazzaferro has his own show, Ski with Steve. Spencer Mims is still hitting sevens. Tim Morey still catching passes from Deb Barrett. Tim Newalis on May 30th has won the Indianapolis 500. Walter Peterson studying art in Paris. Fred Rempe still trying to catch the Fidler. Doug Riemer finally Drew a wife. Angelo Soto replaced Wilt Chamberlain. Rich Staron owns his own lollipop factory. Gordon Tyer is persistent as ever. Kirk VanSickle has turned his pad into a record store. Bob Wallace manager of the New York Jets. Dave Young finally passed half way mark of cross country run to California. Kim Young has his own modern Animal Hospital. Randy Young has gained 50 lbs. and grown 10 inches. Frank Zahra finally owns his own Beagle? No, Bregel! Davin Boken still has soda and ice cream for breakfast. Chris Bregel is married with three little Frank footers. Chris Busso is finally top heavy. Maria Claudio has become Rich. Teresa DiLalla is still fighting with Wayne. Jean Edwards has replaced Mr. Arkay. Jane Fiedler has been crowned Queen Tut. Teresa Gagen still crocheting her vest. Debbie Green is a fashion model for Seventeen. Clarissa Greene has crocheted a rug for senior study hall. Ginny Grigonis is Leden the way with 5 children. Jo Anne Heaney has developed new teaching techniques with kindergarten. Jo Ann Johnson is Chief Head of the 7th Squad. Mimi McMann has taken up permanent residence in a “Hallow well . Jeri Sherwood is giving piano lessons to Liberace. Pat Strasser is legal secretary for Perry Mason. Sally Volinski is manufacturing tape recorders. Nancy Walker is still exchanging students. Jan Watson is teaching Public Speaking. Lynn Webb is shrinking Marilyn White is living with Richie and who? Pat White has found her pocketbook. Becky Wiggins has changed her name from Miss Rebecca to Mrs. Robert. Sarah Yates as good natured as ever. Baby Pictures Q J. Sherwood 34 euss Wilt We. the 1970 aeniore of GHS being of questionably sound and sane mind in this moment of sobrie- ty, do hereby declare thus to he our last Will and Testament: I. Jeff Bubb. hereby leave one set of VW keys to Don Halliwell. I. Mark Burden, hereby leave my '00 Chevy to the auto mechanics class, 1. Frank Corwin, hereby leave my broken alarm clock to Mr. Tuminello. I. Davin Boken. hereby leave my undone shorthand rewrites to Sally Tabor. 1. Micky Dunn, hereby leave one pair of dancing shoes to Jerry Doroski. I. Dan D enkowski. hereby leave one joke book to Mr. Mulhall I. Sue Bowes, hereby leave my taped recording of Oh Darling to A.S. I. Arthur Fitting, hereby leave to Greg Pultz the job of waking at 6:00 AM on weekend to work at E L I H. I. Jim Finno. hereby leave my feet to the track team and my hands to the foot I will team I. Chns Bregel. hereby leave my extra math credits to Sherry Jackson. I. Jem Foster, hereby leave the ice cream box in study hall to anyone who can pick a lock. I. Buss Gagen, hereby leave the parking meters for someone else to knock down I. Chns Busso. hereby leave a box of writing paper to a certain Soph girl. I. George Glew. hereby leave the ghost of Mrs. Muir to Mr. Garrett. I. Gary Herzog. hereby leave my parking space in the gas station to anyone who wants it. I. Maria Claudio, hereby leave my vocal chords to Georgia Young. I, Andy Huzsek, hereby leave my logs to Mr. Egert. I. Teresa Dil alla. hereby leave the one pass I caught to Debbie Barrett. I. Kevin Kavanaugh, hereby leave four mag wheels to Mr. Finkle. I. Joe Iw King, hereby leave my fur coat and hat to Gloria. I. Jean Edwards, hereby leave my senior seat to Delight Turner. I, Barry Klipp. hereby leave a green bottle to a certain teacher. I. Chet Klopotowski. hereby leave one free appointment at William's to Kim Norkelun. I. Jane Fiedler, hereby leave one tube of suntan lotion to Martha Barker. I. Nick Maz .aferro. hereby leave my curly hair and a new brush to Mr. Mulhall. I. Steve Mazzaferro. hereby leave a blueprint of the S I. ferry to Ellen Dimon. I. Teresa Gagen. hereby leave to Mrs Sea vers a life supply of tardy slips I. Spencer Mims, hereby leave my track shoes to Allen Hawk Edwards I. Tim Morey, hereby leave to Mr. Casa a German Shepherd and a huger. I. Debbie Green, hereby leave my x's to Bessie Crenshaw. I. I im Newal� . hereby leave my How to Play the Organ by Number manual to Mike Zahra. I, ( l;m.-%sa ( reene. hereby leave .'13 golden cups and a gallon of soul on the rocks. I. Walter Peterson. hereby leave in the dark room a picture of Coach Jackson. I. Gmny Leden, hereby leave my Shorthand II answer book to Kathy Gentile. I. JoAnne lleaney, hereby leave the last word to Mr. Gildendeevc. I. Frod Rempe. hereby leave my seal in the Tavern to I’hil Charters I. JoAnn Johnson, hereby leave my at eel-rimmed glasses to Anne Terry I, Doug Hiemer, hereby leave to a certain Jr girl a red rubber hall to play with I. Mini M« Mann, hereby leave a map of Southold to Donald Halliwell I. Angelo Soto, hereby leave my IxkIv to the bio lab. on that they may find out what I am I. Jen Sherwood, hereby leave a myriad of duties and a final friendly « hat with Mr Manwaring I. Rich Staron. hereby leave my lieads to Don Hallwell. I. Pat Stream, hereby leave my 15-min. lunch hours to future chorus member� I. Gordon Tyrer. hereby leave a very slightly used French hook to my great” French teacher. I. Kirk VanSickle, hereby leave my copy of the Communist Manifesto to Mr Gildendwve I. Sally Volinski. hereby leave my seat in senior study hall to the class of 71 1. Bob Wallace, hereby leave my subscription to the New York Time to Mr. Gilderdeeve. I. Jan Watson, hereby leave my Drugs and You book to Sue Bruolu. I. Dave Young, hereby leave my French I books to future French scholar . I. Lynn Webb, hereby leave all my lost book to Mr. Manwanng. I. Kim Young, hereby leave one slightly cracked sax reed to Kileen. I. Marilyn White, hereby leave my battle for Dime Monsell to light I. Handy Young, hereby leave one slightly used I Quit to Brad Damiani. I. Becky Wiggm . hereby leave Mr Arkay ten shares of stock in the Beechnut Gum Co. I. Frank Xahra. hereby leave my place at Clark's Beach to people who like to be spied on I. Sarah Yate . hereby leave all my party jokes to Mr. Arkay. I. Nancy Walker, hereby leave Mr. Mi Indoe a life time supply of erasers and a bubble gum fac- tory. I. Pat White, hereby leave my pocketbook to the boy of 71 for Seminar clao . I. Mark Bckardt. hereby leave. I. Kerry Khpp. hereby leave to the Jr. class one large tear in memory of a great guy. Senior class leaves to the Junior class what’ left of Mth penod study hall and one row of slightly used purple-dotted locker . Senior Class Officers D. Hiemer (pres.), J. Fiedler (v-pres.), C. Bregel (sec.), T. DiLalla (treas.). 38 Underclassmen Officers Officers: L. Mellas, Sec.; J. Tuthill, Pres.; K. Norkelun, Treas.; G. Young, V. Pres. Class Of 1971 Seated: J. Dzenkowski, K. Norkelun, E. Bredemeyer, P. Miller, F. Csajko, M. Wiederlight. S. Worrell, G. Young, A. Terry, C. Gentile. 2nd row: Mr. Garrett, P. Urban, J. Reiter, K. Kujawski, N. Kart, E. Bryant, R. Charland, C. Johnson, E. Applegate, M. Savage, M. Zahra, M. Demarest. 3rd row: R. Arnold, W. Adams, S. Reed, J. Stepnoski, R. Hess, D. Halliwell, S. Rogers, D. Mazzaferro. Absent: M. Corazzini, E. Dimon, L. Shelby. Seated: S. Jackson. G. Herrmann. L. Haberland, L. Mellas, R. Tuthill, E. Lukeman, W. Quinn, R. Kalin. A. O’Brien. K. Cook. S. Stanilaus. 2nd row: Mr. Bondi, J. Bondarchuk. J. Clark, C. Shedrick. R. Crocker, T. Brown, D. Gildersleeve. B. Saul, J. Diaz, J. Burt. 3rd row: T. Wells, D. Dzenkowski, M. Yantsos, C. Geier, C. DeJesus, A. Rogers, K. Foster. Seated: L. Mellas, D. Gagen, M. Parker, D. King, S. Savas, D. Watkins, D. Turner, W. Wysocki, D. Hanfield, S. Tabor, L. Lakowitz. 2nd row: Mr. Jacobs, K. Coveleski, L. Morris, L. W’hitecavage, W. Shedrick, G. Pultz, B. Dzenkowski, J. Burczyk, M. Sage, J. Tuthill, S. Brooks. 3rd row: D. Andrews, B. Damiani, L. Horton, T. Grodski, L. Kalin, W. Bondarchuk, B. Engel, P. Charters. Officers Officers: J. Hulse, Sec.; F. Baldwin, Pres.; K. McNeill, Treas.; M. Verity, V. Pres. Sophomores Seated: D. Sledzieski, D. Barrett, M. Verity, M. Cowan, C. Richter, R. Quillin, K. Heaney, L. Konarski, D. Bondarchuk, W. O’Brien. 2nd row: R. Ostroski, C. Sullivan, M. Kujawski, P. Shedrick, N. Malinauskas, P. Reed, E. Miller, S. Wetmore, L. DeLong, J. Hubbard, Mr. McEvoy. 3rd row: R. Charland, P. Brandi, C. Campbell, D. Peterson, C. Gordon, P. Dinizio, A. Stepnoski, C. Parker, J. Arnold, D. Latney, C. Ruroede. 42 Seated: H. Burczyk, T. Eckhardt, D. Benko, M. White, D. Stankowiz, N. Mazzaferro, C. Wright, G. Henkel, D. Walker, S. Powell, J. Crocker. 2nd row: J. Sage, R. Campbell. M. Pekunka. P. Harris, L. Monsell, P. Bondarchuk, B. Crenshaw, R. Soreson, K. Loeb, M. Richter, Mr. Finkle. 3rd row: W. Marczewski, K. Ketcham, G. Owen, P. Checklick, M. Gillespie, T. Shedrick, B. Smith, G. Rempe. Seated: R. Owen, K. Heaney, K. McNeill, L. Latham, S. Smith, F. Baldwin, J. Sherwood, S. Deale, A. Carto, C. Morrison, P. Lukeman. 2nd row: Mr. Moore, J. Savas, J. Burt, F. Urban, D. Warner, J. Perry, H. Bozeman, J. Foster, D. Pultz, M. Bogden, R. Wright, B. Conklin. 3rd row: J. Stulsky, D. Wilburn, A. Edwards, G. King, G. Rackett, J. Dinizio, J. Pollock, L. Kalin, J. Hickey, R. Wielandt, E. Goldsmith. 43 Officers Officers: P. Mueller, Treas.; V. Quatroche, Pres.; D. Brockets V. Pres.; J. Macomber, Sec. Freshmen Seated: M. Ewell, L. Palmore, W. Kraw, C. Raab, G. Shelby, A. Volinski, F. Wippert, B. Blasko, K. Rochefort, 2nd row: B. Scott, D. Walden, P. Shelby, L. Monique, N. Giovanelli, D. Manwaring, W. Haynes, S. Foskey, T. Kruszeski, Mr. Burlingame. 3rd row: M. Wiggin, C. Harris, R. Angevine, J. McDonald, W. Wysocki, R. Chute, J. Corwin. Seated: P. Loeb, J. Glew, D. Barrett, P. Monique, J. Heaney, G. Doroski, C. Leden. 2nd row: Mr. Parks, D. DeJesus, S. Larkin, S. Dunkirk, P. Pemberton, B. Hess, J. Fitting, V. Quatroche, D. Brockett. 3rd row: T. Yates, B. Robinson, K. Volinski, J. Mellas, J. Rodgers. Seated: J. Macomber, J. Tuthill, M. Hiemer, M. Young, P. Dunn, J. Terry, B. Abersmith, J. Demarest, M. Drum, H. Bozeman. 2nd row: Miss Rotunno, T. Young, K. Parker, L. Klipp, M. Mills, B. Mazzaferro, M. Sledjeski, D. Cook, D. Huzsek, K. O’Brien. 3rd row: M. Ficurilli, D. Brandi, S. Damiani, M. Sylvan. Seated: W. Csajko, T. DeJesus, P. Helinski, G. Rhinow, P. Muller, M. Brown, M. Clark, N. Corazzini. 2nd row: J. Corwin, W. Wiggins, D. Cook, T. Hickey, J. Mellas, J. Webb. R. Pollack. 45 8th Grade Seated: S. Erickson, S. Gordon, G. Repczynski, M. Quintana, B. Bumble. N. Wetmore, M. VanWyck. 2nd row: Mrs. Hanff, S. Parrish, R. Sledjeski, R. Pell, D. Dzenkowski, H. O’Brien, D. Jacobs, C. Loeb, M. VanTuyL 3rd row: W. Tillinghast, M. Hulse, D. Leden, V. Berks, D. Wilson, L. Damiani, G. Wallace, G. Ostroski. Seated: M. Gary, M. Boken, L. Rackett, J. Witkus, B. Vogel, C. Pollock, K. Norkelun, B. Morrison. 2nd row: Mr. Jantzen, D. Edwards, C. Man waring, C. Peterson, K. Foster, S. Giovanelli, D. Smith, J. Trezza. 3rd row: D. Savas, C. Smith, H. Ruthinoski, C. Corwin, R. Yates, E. Campbell, M Mysliborski. Seated: C. Shedrick, M. Sadler, A. Robinson, G. Mangham, R. Davis. Standing: Mr. Cohen, J. McNeil, V. Mims, D. Hendricks, F. Clanton. 46 7th Grade Seated: E. Cisterino, J. Leden, T. Klipp, D. Reeves, L. Giovanelli, R. Bozeman, H. Capon, E. Campbell, W. Cielatka, C. Brown, M. Getches, T. Mellas. Standing: C. Anderson, J. Geier, D. Ruroede, K. Miller, R. Vogel, J. Ciacia, F. Hulse, R. Clark, P. Raynor, E. Wetmore, J. Rackett, N. Burt. Seated: W. Moore, V. Witkus, J. Tutty, C. Erickson, D. Owens, W. Wright, R. Herrmann. 2nd row: Mr. Wells, A. Savas, M. Charland, R. King, K. Blasko, D. Archer, D. Hughes, P. Goldsmith. 3rd row: H. Burden, D. Horton, V. Smith, C. Reynolds. Seated: S. Eckhardt, P. McKnight, p. White, D. Mims, J. Davis, D. Coyle. Standing: Mr. Randolph, K. Kart, D. Austin, A. Lyburd. 48 A ctivities Honor Society Seated: P. Miller, E. Bryant. G. Young, A. Terry, B. Dzenkowski. K. Coveleski. Standing: D. Gildersleeve, T. Grodski, D. Riemer (pres.), J. Heaney, K. Young (v-pres.), E. Bredemeyer, N. Mazzaferro, R. Young. Mr. Burlingame, Mr. Manwaring. Absent: Jeremy Sherwood (sec.). 50 Beachcomber Staff 1970 Co-editors; Jeremy Sherwood, Janie Fiedler Student Council Seated: D. Turner, P. Shedrick, C. Shedrick, D. Riemer (pres.), J. Fiedler (sec.-treas.), B. Smith (v-pres), E. Lukeman, K. McNeill, J. Macomber. Standing: F. Baldwin, P. Muller, D. Brockett, V. Quatroche, Mr. Moore, K. Johnson, J. Burt, E. Bredemeyer, F. Corwin. Mathletes Seated: B. Dzenkowski, E. Bryant, P. Miller, G. Young, S. Stanilaus, A. Terry. Standing: Mr. Egert, A. O’Brien, T. Newalis, N. Mazzaferro, B. Klipp, R. Young. Future Teachers’ Seated: P. White, J. Heaney, Sec.; J. Fiedler, V. Pres.; J. Sherwood, Pres.; T. Newalis, M. McMann, T. DiLalla. Standing: L. Latham, A. Terry, E. Bryant, S. Stanilaus, C. Johnson, D. Turner, D. Gagen. Future Secretaries’ Seated: P. Strasser, Mr. Arkay, B. Wiggins, T. Gagen, R. Charland, S. Tabor, Standing: D. Boken, J. Edwards, G. Grigonis. Seated: M. Wiederlight, M. Zahra, R. Kalin, T. DiLalla, G. Doroski, G. Herzog, C. Busso, C. Bregel. First row: J. Tuthill, L. Mellas, C. Johnson, M. McMann, B. Wiggins, M. Parker, D. Turner, S. Yates, B. Dzenkowski, J. Dzenkowski, P. Miller. Second row: D. Ha Hi well, B. Engel, P. Strasser, J. Fiedler, D. Hanfield, W. Wysocki, E. Bryant, S. Stanilaus. Library Club Seated: L. Walden, P. Loeb, M. Drum, J. Terry, B. Abersmith, J. Perry, S. Foskey, C. Leden. Standing: J. Demarest, M. Riemer, D. Barrett, J. Macomber, P. Dunn, I. Hickey, D. Huzsek, F. Baldwin, H. Burden, M. Charland, J. Hickey. 54 Kneeling- A Pollock, D. Dejesus, D. Walden, B. Mazzaferro, M. Drum, J. Hubbard, H. Burczyk, N Mazzaferro. Seated: C. Leden, D. Gagen, P. Miller, M. Wiederlight, M Demare , B. Abersm.th, J. Terry, P. Dunn, S. Stanilaus, W. Quinn. W. Wyaocki 3rd row: D. Brockett, J. Sherwood. D. Sledjeski, B. MiUer, M. Verity. M. Cowan, K. Heaney, G. Henkel, C. Sullivan, S. Powell K. Richter, R. Quillin, S. Deale. 4th row: C. Campbell, K. Ketcham, J. Dimzio, G. King. F. Baldwin, K. Heaney. S. Smith, P. Checklick, P. Dinizio. M. Richter. Seated: N. Mazzaferro, K. McNeill, A. Terry, N. Walker, G. Young, D. Gildersleeve, A. Soto. Standing: Mr. Campbell. Spanish Club 55 Purple Quill Staff Kneeling: P. Dunn, D. Huzsek, B. Abersmith, J. Macomber, J. Terry, M. Drum, M. Riemer, L. Latham, Seated: P. Shedrick, D. Watkins, M. Parker, E. Lukeman, P. Miller, E. Bryant, D. Han- field, B. Dzenkowski. 3rd row: A. Terry, N. Mazzaferro, D. Brockett, T. DiLalla, P. Strasser, B. Wiggins, C. Johnson, C. Shedrick, A. Fitting, D. Turner, J. Glew, V. Quatroche, P. Checklick, S. Stanilaus, G. Young, Mr. Cohen. 4th row: K. Young, J. Bubb, B. Engel, P. Brandi, J. Burt, J. Tuthill, F. Csajko. Seated: D. Watkins, W. Wysocki, P. White, E. Lukeman, D. Sledjeski, R. Kalin, S. Yates, E. Dimon. 2nd row: Mr. Stoutenburgh, A. Fitting, J. Gladding, B. Engel, N. Walker, P. Strasser, R. Wiggins, L. Morris, J. Burt. 3rd row: M. Dunn, B. Klipp, M. Checklick, F. Zahra, S. Mazzaferro, N. Maz- zaferro, B. Ostrowski, G. Doroski, G. Tyrer. Drama Club Seated: B. Miller, M. Drum, D. Watkins, B. Abersmith, F. Dunn, M. Hiemer, J. Terry, J. Macomber. 2nd row: T. Hickey, V. Quatroche, B. Dzenkowski, M. Wiederlight, D. Brockett, E. Bryant, P. Miller, J. Bondarchuk, Mr. Bondi, M. Zahra. S. Stanilaus, J. Doroski, M. Dejesus, M. Sledjeski, A. Terry, C. Raab. 3rd row: W. Adams, R. Ostroski, A. Fitting, J. Burt, J. Tuthill. 57 1st row: Mr. White, S. Wetmore, H. Burczyk, D. Gagen, D. Turner, J. Terry, J. Macomber, M. Drum, J. Demarest, J. Young, M. Clark, W. Wysocki, K. Heaney, D. Benko, L. Mellas. G. Young, W. Quinn, E. Applegate, S. Tabor. M. Brown, T. DeJesus, S. Savas, L. Haberland, P. White. 2nd row: C. Johnson, R. Kalin, B. Dzenkowski, E. Bryant, A. Terry, K. McNeill, D. Watkins, S. Stanilaus, M. Claudio, J. Sherwood. M. Riemer, D. Scott, J. Perry, J. Sherwood, S. Deal, P. Dunn, B. Abersmith, D. Huzsek, L. Walden, M. Young, C. Loeb. 3rd row: P. Miller, D. Hanfield, B. Miller, P. Strasser, J. Fiedler, E. Bredemeyer, F. Baldwin, J. Doroski, J. Bubb, K. Johnson, P. Brandi, T. Brown, D. Gildersleeve, B. Adams, J. Stepnoski, L. Kalin, J. Burt. Mixed Chorus C. Johnson, Sec; J. Sherwood, pres.; J. Stepnoski, treas.; J. Fielder, v-pres. Officers J. Sherwood, B. Miller, D. Hanfield, P. Miller. Accompanists 58 Girls Chorus 1st row: G. Young, M. Claudio, A. Terry, M. Clark, P. White, S. Savas, D. Watkins, M. Parker, W. Wvsocki, D. Barrett, Mr. White. 2nd row: S. Stanilaus, E. Bryant. B. Dzenkowski, C. Greene, J. Fiedler. D. Hanfield, P. Strasser, P. Miller, K. Cook, W. Quinn. 7th 8th Grade Chorus 1st row: K. Blasko, F. Kujawski, P. Goldsmith, H. Bozeman, V. Witkus, R. Herrmann, M. Getches, D. Reeves, E. Campbell, C. Brown, H. Capon, R. Sledjeski, K. Norkelun, S. Gordon. 2nd row: Mr. Ferry, E. Wetmore, R. Clark, P. Raynor, C. Loeb, S. Parrish, D. Leden, D. Jacobs. H. O’Brien, M. Boken, C. Dzenkowski, B. Pell, L. Rackett, V. Smith, D. Wilson, D. Ruroede, P. Hulse. Accompanists C. Brown, D. Dzenkowski. G.H.S. Band 1st row: R. Clark, J. Perry, M. Burden, W. Tillinghast. D. Gildersleeve, A. Foskey, K. Miller, J. Leden. 2nd row: H. Capon, D. Dzenkowski, B. Miller, S. Parrish, S. Wetmore, D. Huzsek, M. Clark, A. Savas, C. Brown, J. Sherwood. G. Henkel, P. Brandi. D. Watkins, T. Klipp. 3rd row: P. Miller. H. Burden, N. Wetmore. D. Herrmann, C. Shedrick, Mr. Casa, M. Boken, K. Young, E. Bryant, C. Raab, D. Benko, J. Sherwood, M. VanTuyl, W. Moore. 60 E. Bryant (v-pres.), J. Sherwood (sec.), K. Young (pres.), P. Miller (lib.). Now here’s the plan. Just listen to me play. The Bird. You’re kidding me! Where’s Tom Jones? You, in the yellow P.J.s! Peace. Don’t just sing, stand there! 62 Where is Chris? Usual chemistry class. We shall overcome I don’t have the money Where did that score come from? Who said girls are underlings? What’s the hair-do of the month? Another “happening” in senior homeroom. Ready, Steve? No sweat. What kind of company is this? It’ll come to me. It’s Santa Claus! I bet you say that to all girls. I’m not telling I didn’t mean it, Janie. Say, what’s going on? Look out for the tree! Yeah, we did it again. We’re coming to get you. Save some for me! Something’s missing. The morning after. They’re cheating again. Inhale, exhale. I swear I didn’t do it! A thletics Varsity Football Seated: F. Rempe. D. Halliwell, G. Herzog, D. Riemer, J. Bubb, D. Andrews, A. Huzsek, P. Charters. 2nd row: J. Finno. M. Pekunka, J. Dinizio, B. Damiani, M. Sage, S. Rogers, R. Staron, R. Morey, D. Pultz, Coach Jackson. 3rd row: C. Geier, R. Campbell, J. Sage, J. Stulsky, M. Eckardt, G. Foster, J. Stepnoski, W. Shedrick. T. Shedrick, B. Smith, T. Reeves, Mr. McEvoy. The first day of the '69 season, both team and coaches knew we could go all the way. This dream became reality after our final victory over Mercy, completing a 7-0-1 record. In August, it was our backfield that was the main concern. Three of the four starters had graduated. Overcoming inexperience, the explosive offense put an average of 26 points per game on the score board. The offense was made up of John Stepnoski (all-league) at quarterback, Bev Smith (all-league) at halfback, Rich Staron at flanker, and Mark Corazzini and Tom Shedrick, alternating halfbacks. Consistently opening holes for these men were center Jeff Bubb; guards Don Halliwell and Mark Eckhardt; tackles Doug Riemer (all-league) and Dave Jeff Bubb, co-captain; Coach Jackson; Doug Riemer, co-captain. Offense Andrews; with Tim Morey (all-Suffolk selection) Gary Herzog, Phil Charters and Jim Fin no as ends. The defense, one of the best in Suffolk County, allowed only 46 points to be scored against them all year. The defense was led by offensive stars Doug Riemer, tackle; Jeff Bubb (all league), middle guard; Don Halliwell and Mark Corazzini, linebackers; Gary Herzog and Tom Shedrick, halfbacks; and Phil Charters, defensive end. Other defensive stalwarts were Jerry Foster, Jim Sage, Scott Rogers, and Andy Huzsek. A great deal of recognition goes to Coach Jackson, along with Coaches McEvoy and Corazzini, for their patience and effort during the season. J.B. All Leaguers 69 JV Football Kneeling: C. Gordon, J. Glew, W. Wiggins, J. Mellas, C. Ruroede, J. Burczyk, P. Dinizio, J. Foster, J. Corwin. Standing: W. Wysocki, S. Damiani, M. Zahra, J. Savas, P. Pemberton, D. Brandi, B. Blasko, J. Dinizio, R. Chute, P. Harris, G. Rempe, A. Stepnoski, K. Ketcham, T. Yates, Mr. White. Cross Country Kneeling: D. Dzenkowski, K. Loeb, M. Ficurilli, F. Wippert, F. Baldwin, W. Kraw, V. Quatroche. Standing: Coach Wells, T. Wells, K. Johnson, T. Grodski, A. Edwards, W. Peterson, S. Mims, T. Newalis, D. Young. 70 Track 1st row: Mr. Jackson, M. Ficurilli, D. Pultz, S. Rogers, R. Chute, B. Smith, D. Gildersleeve, T. Newalis, T. Hickey. 2nd row: D. Young, R. Yates, G. Atkinson, A. Edwards, S. Mims, J. King, K. Johnson, V. Quatroche. 3rd row: D. Andrews, C. DeJesus, D. Dzenkowski, A. Fitting, R. Morey, K. Young, C. Ruroede. Kneeling: G. King, M. Wiederlight, R. Ostroski, P. Checklick, M. Burden. Standing: S. Smith, P. Harris, P. Dinizio, J. Sage, R. Campbell, W. Peterson. Mr. Burlingame. Varsity Basketball A. Fitting (manager), T. Wells, D. Halliwell, J. Stepnoski, A. Edwards, P. Charters, J. King, S. Mims, T. Shedrick, Coach Manwaring, F. Baldwin. JV Basketball Kneeling: Mr. Jacobs. Standing: G. Rhinow, D. Brandi, A. Stepnoski, M. Pekunka, R. Chute, G. Rempe, J. Corwin, J. Savas, D. Pultz, B. Blasko. 7th 8th Grade Basketball 1st row: J. Geier, C. Shedrick, Mr. Anderson, W. Moore, T. Smith, E. Campbell. 2nd row: D Edwards, R. Yates, J. Davis, M. Sadler, F. Clanton, A. Foskey, R. Davis. Varsity Baseball 1st row: J. Glew, F. Baldwin 2nd row: Coach Wells, M. Zahra, G. Herzog, D. Riemer, P. Charters, R. Staron, R. Gagen, B. Damiani. 3rd row: T. Wells, J. Stepnoski, M. Pekunka, C. Geier, D. Halliwell, M. Sage. 74 JV Baseball 1st row: J. Rogers, M. Demarest, B. Blasko, W. Wysocki, G. R hi now, Mr. Jacobs. 2nd row: P. Mueller, J. Glew, G. Rempe, J. Savas, J. Mellas. 3rd row: S. Damiani, M. Zahra, A. Stepnoski, B. Damiani, J. Foster. Boys Intramurals 1st row: B. Blasko, K. Johnson. J. Rogers, J. Savas, G. Rhinow, R. Morev. 2nd row: D. Dzenkowski, A. Huzsek, D. Peterson, R. Owen, M. Zahra. P. Checklick, W. Peterson. 3rd row: D. Brandi, T. Newalis, J. Burczyk, R. Wallace, D. Wilburn, F. Dobek. 4th row: G. Owen. D. Young. R. Chute, S. Damiani, W. Wysocki, K. Loeb, J. Gladding. Homecoming Diane Brockett, Freshman Maid; Ellen Lukeman, Junior Maid; Jane Fiedler, Queen; Marci Verity, Sophomore Maid; Mr. Manwaring. 76 Shoot, shrimp! Take it all off! Umph! The ref just lost his knickers. Sorry, Charlie. Hey, someone spiked the water! Break through! Listen, Portere, how about a bribe? This is the one Don’t give me that! Attack! It’s easy — watch! A what? Here? Victory — again. Would you believe?? Happiness is . . . Run, man, run! I can see it all now. Another point for our side. After this, who could lose? — those kids! Varsity Cheerleaders C. Busso, S. Jackson, M. McMann, W. Quinn, G. Young, A. Terry, C. Bregel, L. Mellas. JV Cheerleaders Kneeling: K. Cook, J. Heaney. Standing: C. Richter, S. Deale, K. McNeill, E. Bryant, J. Terry, P. Shedrick. High karate. Look out below. Oh no! up up and away. Yeah, touchdown. Day before D-day. Hey, look at us. Another exciting game. 81 Let’s pray for our team. Let’s get together. Girls Volleyball J. Heaney, J. Sherwood, J. Fiedler, K. McNeill, L. Webb, W. Wysocki, N. Corazzini, J. Terry, A. Terry. Girls Basketball L. Webb, C. Bregel, J. Fiedler, S. Yates, W. Wysocki, N. Corazzini, J. Terry, J. Perry, C. Busso. 82 Girls Softball J. Fiedler, J. Heaney, J. Sherwood, K. McNeill, W. Wysocki, N. Corazzini, J. Terry, J. Perry, C. Busso. Girls Intramurals 1st row: F. Kujawski, N. Corazzini, S. Parrish, D. Dzenkowski, B. Pell, H. Capon, K. Blasko, S. Erickson, C. Loeb, S. Gordon, E. Campbell 2nd row: L. Bondarchuk, V. Berks, K. Peterson, K. Norkelun, S. Yates, D. Wilson, P. Monique, C. Powell, V. Witkus. 3rd row: D. Turner, J. Perry, J. Dzenkowski, L. Rackett, P. Powell, P. Shedrick. 83 Our Coach The winner is . . . Our South Street chippies. You’re out of step, girls! Jr. Sr. Playnight Up from the dungeon. We-e-e! Another boo-boo? Physics class with a slinky? It’s not my false eyelash. 87 Hi Bub-ba! me? Who’s not athletically inclined? Me Fred. Wonder when he’ll get to That’s funny, the food’s pretty good. Psst! whad he say? Eight periods to go! What’s he doing? Think you’re good, huh? 1 am sorry, Chris. vertismg BUSINESS PATRONS Peconic Bay Electronics Sterlington Hotel William H. Price Warren T. Kalbacker Robert Cooper Inc. tk AMERICAN YEARBOOK C O M PA N Y 92 Cambridge, Maryland Hannibal, Missouri Topeka, Kansas Visalia, California CAROL STUDIOS OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS 80 Atlantic Avenue Lynbrook, New York Lynbrook 9-1150 93 94 HAPPINESS that’s our bag Happiness is a bagful of groceries from your IGA! It’s what’s happening at I. G. A. . . . by the bagful! It’s finding the latest convenience foods, your favorite national brands, unexcelled quality in all types of foods, and a pleasant shopping atmosphere with that touch of personal concern possible only in a home owned grocery store. Happiness is I. G. A.’s low prices, I. G. A.’s exciting sales ... or a bit of kidney for your cat. Happiness is making our bag your bag . . . Compliments of A last plug for our late spring Senior line UNITY and SERVICE for AMERICA ssuu Youth Activities . . . . . . Help for Veterans . . . Community Service . . . Patriotism and Pageantry . . . . . . National Security YOU NAME IT! THE AMERICAN LEGION DOES IT! Best Wishes to The American Legion on the 51st Anniversary of its founding, March 15-17. Through The American Legions’ 1970 program dedicated to “U.S.A. — Unity Service for America”, four generations of war veterans continue their service to the Nation. World War I Korea World War II Vietnam in cooperation with BURTON POTTER P0ST N0 185 THE AMERICAN LEGION 97 Best Wishes To The Class of 1970 EAST END SUPPLY CO. INC. 203 Front Street Greenport, L.I., N. Y. Chevrolet O’KEEFE CHEVROLET - OLDS INC. East Main Street on Route 25 Riverhead, New York Sales — Service — Parts O LO m M □ B 0 LE Compliments of SOUTHOLD TOWN POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Officers President — Henry Stepnoski Vice-President — Theodore Bokina Secretary-Treasurer — Edward Sidor Board of Directors Edward Brush Theodore Beebe Robert White Theodore Howard 100 SOUTHOLD SAVINGS BANK “Home Of Savings” Since 1858 Southold, Suffolk County, New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 101 477-9830 “OATES TAVERN” Main Street Greenport New York GREENPORT 4 POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION “For Betterment Of Youth Through Understanding” 102 □ LOSMOBI LE VATLAND OLDS INC. Traveler St. Southold Olaf V. Vatland Phone (516) 765-2304 COLONIAL DRUGS INC. Front Street Greenport, N.Y. GR. 7-0640 103 JOHN A. POLYWODA Beverage Distributor Main Hobart Rds. Southold, New York SO 5-3487 Ice Cold Cold Kegs (Home Delivery) Beer Soda Imported Beers Over 80 Years of Building Service GEORGE L. PENNY INC. Mattituck, N. Y. 289-8559 Greenport, N. Y. 477-0400 104 HOPPY’S CLEANERS George Fern Simpson 329 Front St. Greenport SUNRISE COACH LINES “For fast and dependable service at low rates” Greenport, N. Y. For The Best In Car Truck Repairs PELL’S GARAGE INC. Stewart W. Demur — Manager Route — 25 — Phone — 477-0855 Greenport, N.Y. Compliments of LONG ISLAND OYSTER FARMS, INC. East Marion, N. Y. 106 EASTERN SUFFOLK NURSING HOME Because we care . . . Our program is based on this philosophy: “To add years to one’s life life to one’s years.” North Road Phone: Greenport, L. I., N. Y. 516-477-2110 Front Street Greenport PARADISE SWEETS William Mellas 107 Compliments of THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER MATTITUCK WATCHMAN “Home Newspaper of the North Fork” Southold Long Island 516-765-3882 C. F. VAN DUZER GAS SERVICE, INC. Compliments of Bottled and Natural Gas Appliances PIERCE YACHT BASIN W Greenport, L. L, N. Y. Route 27 A Southold, N. Y. 11971 108 S. T. PRESTON SON Marine Supplies Greenport, New York GOLDSMITH’S BOAT SHOP INC. Evinrude Motors Stamas Boats — M.F.G. Boats Diiranautic Boats Pioneer Chain Saws Southold New York 516 765-1600 FLEET LUMBER Route 25 Greenport The best bank in the Islands. Islanders call Security National the accounts. In short, because we best bank in the Islands for a lot of offer them the best in fulhservice reasons. The best auto loans. The banking at more than 50 branches best home improvement loans. The throughout Nassau and Suffolk best personal loans. The best savings counties. Why not make the best accounts. The best checking bank in the Islands your bank, today. Security National Bank® MCWBt £0£ AI 0€ � 0S� r SU«ANCe C0«P0 AT.CS Compliments of Compliments of STERLING DON WALD’S HARBOR AUTOHAUS Shipyard Marina Inc. Route 58 Riverhead, L. I., N.Y. Greenport, L. L, N. Y. Phone - 727-5566 110 Compliments of ubMin ♦ 185T Greenport, L. I., N. Y. CARL H. KING Plumbing and Heating Orient, New York 323-2465 323-2580 Night Day Congratulations to the graduating class of 1970 MR. MRS. RICHARD MANWARING in 112 DEFRIEST FUNERAL HOME Private Ambulance Service VANTUYL SON Land Surveyors Greenport Southold New York cloven, S x tcU THotei TERRY FARMS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Main Road Orient, L. I., N. Y. Route 25 to Silvermere Rd. Greenport, N.Y. Located directly on Peconic Bay Phone Greenport 7-0011 ISLAND FORD TRACTOR SALES INC Route 25 Mattituck, New York 11953 113 ORIENT TRUCKING CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Robert J. Douglass, Pres. Orient, N.Y. 323-2575 THE CORONET RESTAURANT AND STAFF Corner of Front and Main St. Greenport, N.Y. RALPH T. PRESTON, INC. Marine Contractors BILL CLAY MILLER’S LOUNGE V SECOND STREET • GREEN HOUSE Dancing Greenport, New York Dinners Cocktails Open 5 P.M. Thur. Fri. Sat. 114 VAIL’S RICHTER HOME IMPROVEMENT (f M , Hkk. 1 STUDIO AND CO. CAMERA SHOP Main Street Greenport Greenport, N.Y. Pick Up Delivery Mobil Road Service WHITE’S SERVICE STATION Complete Auto Service and Repairs Tires — Batteries — Accessories Front Third Street Greenport, L.L, N.Y. 11944 Kenneth E. White Jr. Compliments Of PRESTON’S MARKET Greenport New York BOB ‘N’ NETT SHOPPE Ladies Apparel Mattituck, N.Y. 298-8161 115 VILLELLA BROS. Arch Preserver Shoes 59 East Main St. Riverhead, N.Y. J. B. Liquor Store 122 South Street Greenport, N.Y. Compliments of PICCOLO MONDO Greenport Tel — 477-9816 LATHAM SAND GRAVEL 323-2585 Orient N.Y. A unique shop in a 17th century Southold home, featuring all of the finest WEDGWOOD table accessories, from an ashtray to a complete dinner service, plus delicate crystal, fine, linens, cherry, pine and mahogany museum furniture reproductions, and interesting table accessories from near and far. THE WEDGWOOD SHOP Route 27A (E. of Youngs Avenue) Southold, Long Island SOuthold 5-2000 Joseph Wallace Jr. Main St. WALLACE FURNITURE CO. Custom-Built Furniture Upholstering Southold N.Y. Compliments Of ARSHAMOMAQUE DAIRY ERNEST RADFORD AGENCY Real Estate East Marion 477-1014 Lawn Mowing Tree Cutting GARY TABOR Orient, N.Y. 11957 323-2539 Hedge Trimming Landscaping 116 To The Class of 1970 Best Wishes Mr. Mrs. Joseph L. Townsend Young’s Boat Yard Marina (A Box 831 Southold, N. Y. 11971 Tony Norklun Builder Orient N. Y. FREDERICK E. GORDON Builders Contractors Alterations Greenport, L. I. L. J. Kalin . . . Florist m ' :i 828 Front St. Greenport, L.I. 477-0618 William F. Heaney Free Instant Alterations Uni-Sex To The Class of 1970 Best Wishes (516) 722-4710 (Chanticleer Cfift StnJi . Gifts and Paintings Mr. Mrs. Geo. A. McMann Long Island Produce Co. Agway, Inc. Complete Home, Garden Farm Supplies Telephone 765-3346 Academy Printing Enterprises, Inc. Creative Offset Letterpress Printers Horton’s Lane, Southold, N.Y. Southold Young’s Ave. Riverhead SOUTHOLD DODGE nil (i 1 Main Str««t 4 SOUTHOLD, N. Y. u u u b SO. 5-3532 The Osprey Shop Fine Gifts and Accessories Main Road Orient 323-2420 £ 4 PORT or EGYPT For the Finest Bay and Sound Fishing On Long Island SO 5-3918 SO 5-9880 Prop: Bill Herman Leiblein Orient Point Southold 119 W. T. GRANT CO. Phone 477-9891 RACKETT’S SERVICE STATION 110 Main Street Greenport, N.Y. 11944 Mac Rackett Your Friendly Family Store 110 Front Street Greenport New York Compliments of WHEELER’S JEWELERS Front Street 477-1666 THE BLUE DOLPHIN MOTEL Greenport Main Rd. East Marion Compliments of WILLIAMS BEAUTY SALON Main Street Greenport NORTH FORK CATERERS Post Office Box 832 Southold, New York 11971 765-5579 765-2434 120 HUBBARD’S SERVICE STATION SHELL' Lubrication Accessories Motor Oils MULLEN MOTORS INC. East Main Street Southold, New York 11971 Main Street New York Greenport Compliments Of MAZZAFERRO BROS. INC. THE 765-3564 Greenport, N.Y. GREENPORTER MOTEL T.V. in Every Room Air Conditioned Greenport 7-0066 Open All Year 121 Compliments Of CLINTON A. HOMMEL, INC. Wholesalers Distributors Paint Paint Sundries Plumbing Heating Supplies 401 Main Street Greenport, N. Y. Phone: 477-1600 WILLOW TERRACE FARM At Orient Robert J. Douglass Top Soil Tel: 323-2575 REG HUDSON REALTY 136 Front Street Greenport, N. Y. 516-477-0250 Insurance Real Estate FLOYD F. KING, JR. Orient, N. Y. Appraisals Notary Public 323-2570 323-2413 LYON AUTO LEASING, INC. Riverhead Cars Trucks NASSAU RENEWAL PARTS, INC. Vacuum Cleaner Center North Road Southold. N. Y. Vince Kumjian 765-3513 J LEISURELY YOURS By Judith Southold, L. I. 765-1660 HULSE’S SERVICE STATION Route 25 New York State Inspection Station Greenport Phone: 477-0384 122 TAPPERT’S BOOKSTORE Booksellers, Printers, Stationery 24 Front Street Greenport L.I. New York 11944 GREENPORT AUTO SALES Mercury Ford West Front St. 477-0228 CANTIN FABRICS Yardstick of Quality Fabrics” 301 East Main Street Riverhead, New York Hardware Marine Supplies Paint Tools WASHINGTON WHITE’S SONS Robert E. White 120 Main St. Tel. (516) 477-0317 Greenport, New York Compliments of WALTER GRABIE, INC. Mattituck, N.Y. “Everything in Real Estate” A. HALSEY BROWN, INC. East Marion 477-0122 Compliments Of VAN’S HARDWARE 123 AL’S SHELL SERVICE Middle Wickham Ave. Mattituck N.Y. MURPHY’S GARDEN CENTER FLORIST Mattituck N.Y. Main Road 298-4055 HELEN’S HOTEL Greenport, New York ERNEST RADFORD AGENCY Real Estate East Marion 477-1014 CABARET COOLING HEATING, INC. Comer Route 25 Washington Ave. Jamesport, N.Y. 11947 Tel. (516) 722-3223 57 years SILKWORTH, INC. Real Estate Insurance Mattituck, N. Y. VILLAGE BARBER SHOP Greenport, N.Y. W. Dinizio STURM’S SHOE STORE 9 Front Street Greenport, N.Y. Compliments Of DON SWAHN INSURANCE Riverhead New York SHELL SERVICE STATION R. Pillis Main Road East Marion, N. Y. Compliments Of SOUTHOLD INN Main Road Southold 765-2656 PELL’S FISH MARKET Monsell Place Greenport, N. Y. Walter Atkinson, Prop. ROUSE’S DELICATESSEN Loft’s Candies Reid’s Ice Cream Greenport, N.Y. THE NORTH FORK AGENCY Real Estate Office: 765-9250 North Road Res.: 477-1309 Southold, N. Y. OLSEN REALTY, INC. Realtors Route 25 Mattituck, L.I., N.Y. 11952 Phone 516-298-4600 NINOW’S MUSIC STORE 155 Railroad Avenue Riverhead, N. Y. Phone: 727-5595 ROBERT L. BERGEN OIL CO., INC. Main Road Mattituck, N.Y. 11952 298-4880 BRYANT TABOR PLUMBING HEATING Orient, N. Y. Phone: 323-2545 124 GREENPORT SEAFOOD INC. Division of the Greenport Ice Co., Inc. Greenport, N. Y. SEE NEEFUS INC. Insurance Service 8 East Main Street P.O. Box 278 Riverhead, L. I. BRYANT TABOR Plumbing Heating Orient, N. Y. Phone — 323-2545 WHEELER’S GARAGE Route 27A Southold, L. I., N. Y. Day - 765-3542 R. G. Wheeler Night — 765-3906 Prop. ABE BROWN’S “The Home of Good Clothes” Greenport, N.Y. WENDY FABRIC SHOP Riverhead Shopping Center Riverhead, N. Y. THE LITTLE STORE 404 Sixth Street Greenport, N.Y. Phone: 477-9875 Compliments of MR. MARTY’S HOLE IN THE WALL Riverhead N. Y. Compliments of MATTITUCK AUTO PARTS INC. Mattituck, N. Y. So - 5-2332 Compliments of MATTITUCK AIRBASE INC. Airway Drive, Mattituck, N. Y. 477-0940 GOLDIN FURNITURE CO. INC. Greenport Carpet Co. 434 Main Street Greenport, N. Y. Ethel Jim Martin MARTIN’S GIFT SHOP Front St. Greenport 477-2010 Opposite Mitchell’s Compliments of THE COUNTRY STORE Orient, N. Y. Compliments of KING’S MARINA Orient, N. Y. Compliments of COLONY FASHIONS Southold, N. Y. Compliments of HOPE CONNIE’S GIFT MART 325 Main Street Greenport, N. Y. Day Phone PE — 4-6005 CLIFF TYLER’S GARAGE, INC. Box 844 Cutchogue, N. Y. GREENPORT TRAVEL AGENCY INC. 120 Front Street Around the comer . . . Around the world 477-0777 125 R. T. COOPER INC. Wholesale Seafoods Greenport, N. Y. SPORTSMEN CIGAR STORE Albert Martocchia WM. J. MILLS CO. Compliments of Front and Main Street Greenport DR. MRS. ARTHUR LEVIN Compliments of IKE EDWARDS Orient, N. Y. BURT’S RELIABLE FUEL CORP. Quality Fuel Oils Greenport, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of H. M. DEMAREST SONS VAN DYCK YOUSIK Riverhead N. Y. 126 Dri vewa js SCHRIEVER Becvck ujork constructionj Q Compan y, InBI ExcavaVinc ORIENT 323-2456 Cle ri ncj COME SEE — YOU’LL SAVE AT A P THE GREAT ATLANTIC PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. INC Ar� SuPer Mar|c«ts V AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE USB 127 Family Page Mr. Mrs. Joseph Boken Jr. Mr. Mrs. Stanley Boken Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Bowes Mr. Mrs. Stanley Bregel Mr. Mrs. Harry Brigham Mr. Mrs. Francis Bubb Mr. Mrs. Henry Burden Mr. Mrs. Joseph Busso Mr. Mrs. Michael Checklick Mr. William Claudio Mr. Mrs. Frank Corwin Mr. Joseph Crenshaw Mr. Mrs. Frank Dobek Mr. Mrs. Thomas M. Dunn Mr. Mrs. John Doroski Mr. Mrs. Daniel Dzenkowski Mr. Mrs. Paul Eckardt Mr. Mrs. Charles Edwards Mr. Theodore Fiedler Mr. Mrs. Patrick Finno Mr. Mrs. Cornelius Fiore Mr. Mrs. LeRoy Foster Mr. Mrs. Russel Gagen Mr. Mrs. Arnold Gladding Mr. Mrs. George Glew Mrs. Susan Greene Mr. Mrs. Frank Grigonis Mr. Mrs. Joseph Heaney Mr. Mrs. Albert Herzog Mr. Mrs. Andrew Huzsek Mr. Mrs. Carl Johnson Mr. Mrs. Fred Johnson Mr. Mrs. James Kavanagh Mr. Mrs. Carl King Mr. Mrs. Raymond Klipp Mr. Mrs. Norman Klipp Mr. Mrs. Chester Klopotowski Mrs. Jane D. Lauwers Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mazzaferro Mr. Mrs. John Mazzaferro Mr. Mrs. George A. McMann Mr. Mrs. Ralph Mims Mr. Mrs. Albert Newalis Mr. Mrs. Reginald Peterson Mr. Mrs. Fred Rempe Mr. Mrs. Joseph Riemer Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jack Sherwood Mr. Mrs. Angel Soto Jr. Mr. Mrs. Peter Staron Mr. Mrs. William Strasser Mr. Mrs. Eric Tyrer Mr. Frank Van Sickle Mr. Mrs. Henry Volinski Mr. Mrs. Richard W. Walker Mr. Mrs. Ken Watson Mr. Mrs. Lester Wallace Mr. Mrs. Linwood Webb Mr. Mrs. Robert White Mrs. Edith White Mr. Mrs. William A. Wiggins Mr. Mrs. Roosevelt Yates Mr. Mrs. Fred W. Young Mr. Mrs. John Donald Young Mr. Mrs. Roland Young Mr. Mrs. Frank Zahra Sr. Mr. Mrs. William King 128 Boosters Bennie Adelaide Wysocki Mr. Mrs. Robert Wells Pat Gagen Virginia Roger Grattan Mr. Mrs. William Mueller Mr. Mrs. Robert Walden Wayne Joe Miller Snegruj Dave Byrna Dave Marcia Downs Bill Pat Dinizio Vinny Coffey The Stanilaus’ The Verity Family The Quatroche’s Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Tyrer Mr. Mrs. Bubb Mr. Mrs. John Pedus Gus Strassner Mr. Mrs. Paul Mellas Susan Steve DeDuck Kim R. Young Amy Newalis Mr. Mrs. Andy Ignotowicz Albert Newalis Dot Jacobs Snap Jacobs Pete Jacobs Mr. Mrs. Charles T. Jackson Frank P. Tyler Fuji Mrs. E. Laskos Anonymous The Drumm Family The Deale Family John O’Haesy Mr. Mrs. George Starkie Karen Kimberly Skrezec M. Dempe Wolf The Robert Kalins June Webb Pam Miller Beth Miller Ken Miller Mrs. Margaret Fox Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Watson SLY Peggy Cowan Mom’s Red VW Wagon Jerry Verity Becky Danny Ethel Applegate Mr. Mrs. William Wetmore Mr. Erepidula Mr. M rs. Daniel M. Dzenkowski Mr. Tuminello Mr. Mrs. V. E. Jacobs Mrs. George A. McMann Mr. George Mclndoe E.L.I. Dietary Jerri Dave “Feet” Mr. Richard Arkay Betty Barnett Mr. Mrs. Carl Ruroede Mike Jan Patti John Grampy Klipp Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Damiani 5 y’ plus 10 Pretzel, Stanley, Sugar Doodle Bug Prince Valiant Mr. Mrs. Elsworth Walden A friend Mr. Mrs. John R. Heaney Robert Richmond An odd sophomore Barbara Francis Tillinghast Mr. Kenneth White Mr. Mrs. Q. Kooperstein Mr. Mrs. Sam Nancy Verity Jr. Mr. Mrs. Archie Harroun Mr. Skippv Latney The Just Us Club Miss Delight Turner Harold Thornhill The Hulse’s Mr. Mrs. Sherril Tuthill Mrs. Robert Biggs Mr. Mrs. Pruitt Scott Linda Mr. Mrs. Anthony Wisowaty Mr. Mrs. Howard Reynor Mr. Mrs. Kudlinski Mr. Mrs. Ken Grathwohl Barbara Ciacia Donna Larry Donnie Mimi Sharyn Pete Wielandt Sherry Gail Dave Hulse June Jimmy Herbert Egert Family Laurie Bubb Terry Alex Gonzalez The Dawson’s Fred, Judy, Fred Jr. Mr. Mrs. Richard Powell Julie Chris Frank Dave Brandi Woody Oscar Barbara Desi Mr. Mrs. R. W. Walker Runner Walter Conni Vanneessa Robin Greene 129 Boosters OZ ITCH Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sawicki Mr. Mrs. Edward Pultz Sylvia Julio Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Hughes Mr. Mrs. John Kerbs The Charter’s Jr. Family Mr. Mrs. William B. Hocking Howard Burden Mrs. J. H. Wallace James Ferry Mr. Mrs. David Park Raymond G. Zabel Bruce Goldsmith Our Special Thanks goes to Walter Peterson and Sarah Yates for the fine art work found in these pages and Mr. Ted Fiedler for his hospitality Mike Richter, Mr. Stoutenburgh, and others who supplemented our always meager picture supply our faculty and administration for their understanding and cooperation, particularly during those trying photography sessions And Last But Not Least our loyal advertisers and boosters without whose support, financial and moral, this record of our life at Greenport High School would not be possible. R. A. McCALLUM, INC. Mobil Prompt Home Delivery Mobil Heat Fuel Oils — Oil Burner Service 4th Street Greenport 477-2100 East Main St. Riverhead 727-4336 130 Remember 1967? Kneeling: C. Bregel, S. Vol- inski, A. Soto. 1st row: T. Hi Lai la, M. White, S. Yates, V. Grigonis, D. Boken, T. Gagen, J. Johnson. 2nd row: W. Shedrick, M. Dunn, F. Zahra, F. Rempe, P. Fitting, J. Watson, J. Fiedler, Mr. Garrett. 3rd row: L. Miller, J. Chute, S. Mazzaferro, G. Herzog, K. Klipp, K. Kava- nagh. Kneeling: P. White, C. Bus- so, F. Dobek, D. Dzenkow- ski. 1st row: J. Gladding, P. Latham, M. McMann, K. Johnson, M. Claudio, C. Green, J. Sherwood. 2nd row: K. Morrison, J. Finno, S. Boken, R. Staron. N. Walker, W. Peterson, G. Tyrer, W. Brigham, D. Mc- Knight, Mr. Chattawav. 3rd row: L. Webb, K. Young, D. Riemer, L. Brown, G. Foster, J. King. C. Klopotowski. Kneeling: S. Mims, N. Mazzaferro, R. Young. 1st row: G. Glew, R. Gagen, G. Doroski, P. Poligkeit, M. Checklick, J. Bubb, D. White. 2nd row: D. Skrezec, P. Strasser, S. Bowes, S. Kart, T. Newa- lis, R. Wiggins, J. Heaney, Mr. Erlanson. 3rd row: E. Kujawski, A. Huzsek, F. Corwin, A. Fitting, W. King, J. Edwards. Uh-oh, she heard us. Here I come, Mr. America. Water, water, . . Here they are! Traces of Deviltry. 132 There goes another finger! Jean Claude Mazzaferro. 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