Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1973 volume:

Beachcomber Staff Co-editors: Mary Riemer, Barbara Mazzaferro Business Manager: Mary Beth Brown Staff Photographers: Jerry Doroski, Mike Tucker Typists: Joan Heaney, Mary Jean Drumm Art Department: Kathie O’Brien, Laura Schmidtchen Adviser: Mr. Gildersleeve e a c c o m e r Table of Contents Seniors 17 Classes 43 Activities 51 Athletics 65 Advertising 87 Dedication For the past sixteen years, Mr. Gild- ersleeve has proven to be an essential member of the Greenport High School English Department. He has prepared many a student for the English Re- gents, and has provided interesting in- formation in his various lectures. To broaden our educational interests, Mr. Gildersleeve has taken many juniors and seniors to Hofstra University to see various Shakespearian plays. Since 1958, he has been the Beach- comber adviser, diligently working side by side with the co-editors and their staffs, to provide the GHS students with an interesting yearbook. These and other unselfish acts have made him a truly respected and admired teacher. We, the Class of ’73 would like to show our appreciation by proudly dedicating our 1973 Beachcomber to you, Mr. George Gildersleeve. George Jr., Maura, Mrs. Gildersleeve, Kevin, Mr. Gildersleeve, Tara, Brian, Michael. Center: Max. Board of Education BELGIli Arden ne-IV Mr. Joseph G. Riemer, Jr.; Mr. William Pell ID; Mrs. Maureen Van Popering (pres.); Mr. Richard Woolley (supervising principal); Mr. Henry A. Clark, Jr .Absent: Mr. Reginald B. Hudson (v-pres.). Mr. Reginald Hudson will complete twenty-four years of service to the Greenport Board of Education this year. Thirteen of his twenty-four years have been spent as president. Department Heads Mr. Burlingame Mathematics Mr. Jacobs History Mr. Gildersleeve English Mr. Campbell Language Mr. Mulhall Science Mr. Arkay Business 7 Coach Jackson Physical Education Mr. Stoutenburgh Vocational Mr. Casa Music Mr. Connolly English Mr. Tuminello Mr. Garrett Mr. Bondi Mathematics Mr. Egert Mrs. Hanff Mrs. Eyre Mr. Moore History Mr. McEvoy Mr. Park Sch Facu Physical Education A Language Mrs. Pugsley Mr. Utz Mrs. Utz Mr. Kiernan Science Mr. Wells Mr. Jantzen Mr. Crowley Mr. Lillis ool Vocational Mrs. Fox Mr. Finkle Mrs. Ackroyd 7th 8th Grade Special Librarian Mr. Adams Mr. Wiltse Mrs. Arnold Business Art Music Mrs. Mitchener Miss Matassa Mrs. Pufahl Mr. Wells Grade School Faculty Seated: Mrs. Copin, Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Rhodes, Miss Soper, Mrs. Worrell, Miss Coyle, Miss Tucker. Standing: Mrs. Heaney. Mr. Mooney, Mrs. Young, Miss MacFarlane, Mr. Noon, Mrs. Grathwohl, Mr. Evert, Miss Coon, Mrs. Hupfel, Miss Townsend. Teacher Aides 10 Mrs. Kalin, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Martocchia, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Dini- zio, Mrs. Bondarchuk, Mrs. Carey. Pupil Personnel Services Mr. Vindigni Director of Pupil Personnel Services Mrs. Force Elementary Jr. High Guidance Counselor Mrs. Wetmore Attendance Officer Mrs. Cassidy Nurse 1 1 Mr. Birkeland Speech Therapist Miss McArdle Psychologist Mr. Goldsmith Jr. High Special Mrs. Brooks School District Treasurer Mr. Gardiner School District Clerk Mrs. Heaney Payroll Clerk Bookkeeper Mrs. Giorgi Study Hall Mrs. Jackson Study Hall Non-Teaching Staff Mrs. Dinizio Office Aide Mrs. Quatroche Office Aide Mrs. Barnett Principal’s Secretary 12 Mrs. Seavers Mrs. Mazzaferro High School Guidance Principal’s Secretary Secretary Office Aides Kneeling: D. Wilson, R. Herrmann, J. Demarest, D. Barrett. Seated: B. Abers- mith, M. J. Drumm, J. Heaney, D. Huzsek, B. Vogel. Standing: M. Boken, G. Shelby, M. Brown, K. Arnold. Custodians Mr. Staron, Mr. Finne, Mr. Harroun (Head Custodian), Mr. Schemer, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Wells, Mr. Parrish. Absent: Mr. Ruther, Mrs. Klipp. 13 Come off it, Diana! Cripe’s Sake, Bill! Crazy Joe “Greg, do you see what I see?” Me, Corinne! Oh, no! Ho hum, another 100%. Hey, get off my motorcycle. What didido? On my nonor . . . MELANIE ANN YOUNG When the sun is set, the stars will shine. Honor Society 3,4; mathletes 4; cheerleader 3,4; mixed chorus 1,2, 3; Interact 2,3,4; Yearbook staff 4; Student Council 2; Girls Athletic Association 3; Russian club 2; vol- leyball 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. BERNADETTE ABERSMITH Valedictorian Who knows what he is told, must know a lot of things that are not so. Honor Society 3,4; N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship alternate 4; Social Studies Award 2; Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4; Interact 2,3,4; Office aide 1, 2,3; Purple Quill 1,2; drama club 1; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; G.H.S. sing- ers 2,3,4; Yearbook staff 4; Peer tutor 4, Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. WILLIAM CSAJKO Saliitatorian There is no great genius without some touch of madness. Honor Society 4; NYS Regents Scholarship 4; Bausch and Lomb Science Medal 4; NMSQT letter of commendation, Paragon Oil Award 4; American History Award 3; Freshman Subjects Award 1; mathletes 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4 (treas.); cross country 4; track 4; Purple Quill 4; Yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. BONNIE MORTON SCOTT In her tongue is the law of kindness. Honor Society 4; Yearbook staff 4; Spanish club 3, ; French club 3,4; French Award 3; mathletes 4; li- brary club 2; GHS singers 2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. play- night 4. Class of 1973 Commencement Speakers DOLORES ANN WALDEN Good health and good sense are two of life’s greatest blessings. Honor Society 3,4; NYS Regents Scholarship 4; mixed chorus 1,2,3; Spanish club 1,2,3,4; library club 1,2,3; co-op 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4; magazine sales (3rd prize). 18 GREGORY ATKINSON I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Football 2; track 1,2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. DARLENE MARIE BARRETT Don't take life too seriously, you’re not about to get out of it alive. Cheerleader 3,4; library club 1,2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Interact 4, Student Council 4; Vista Tutor 2, 3; Purple Quill 3; office aide 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. BRUCE ALLEN BLASKO A few strong instincts and a few plain rules. Football 1,2,3 (mgr.); cross-country 3 (all-league), 4 (all- league); basketball 1,2,3,4; baseball 1,2,3,4; Purple Quill 3,4; Interact 3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. DAVID PATRICK BRANDI What’s to be is bound to be, so nothing ever worries me. Football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2; track 1,2; co-op 3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. DIANE KATHRINE BROCKETT Life is very short and very uncertain; let us spend it as well as we can. Class vice-president T, class president 2; homecoming maid 1; Spanish club 1,2,3 (sec.) 4; Purple Quill 1,4; Yearbook staff 4; mixed chorus 4; Student Council 1,4; library club 4, Peer tutor- ing 4, golf 3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MARY ELIZABETH BROWN She’s nice by name and nice by nature. Yearbook staff 4 (Business manager); library club 2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Interact 3,4; office aide 3,4; Student Council 4; Spanish club 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. ROBERT EDWARD CHUTE Ready for every bit of fun, always the same to everyone. Football 1,2,3,4 (all-league); basketball 1,2,3,4 (all-league); track 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MARY ELIZABETH CLARK Happiness is the legal tender of the soul. Yearbook staff 4; Interact 3,4; Spanish club 2,3,4; office aide 4; library club 2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; girl’s chorus 1, GHS band 1,2,3,4; Peer tutoring 4; Purple Quill 3,4; golf 3; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. 19 DAVID ALLEN COOK Nice guys finish last, but there are exceptions. Cross-country 3,4; track 4; co-op 4; Spanish club 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. NANCY JANE CORAZZINI Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. Volleyball 2,3,4 (capt.); basketball 2,3,4; softball 2,3,4; intra- murals 1,2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. mm STEVEN W. DAMIANI Thou knowest him well, the god of sleep. Football 1,2,3,4 (all-league) (co-capt.); baseball 1,2,3,4; Boys State 3; Student Council 1; Yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. DIANA CAMILE DeJESUS Talk happy, the world is full of sadness. Spanish club 1,2,3,4; library club 1,2; pep squad 1; intramurals 1,2; volleyball 1; co-op 1,2; Youth Council 1,2; Neighborhood Youth Corps 1; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MARIANA RENE DeJESUS I am the mistress of my fate. Spanish club 1,2,3,4; French club 3,4; Peer tutoring 4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Interact 4; library club 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JANET LYNN DEMAREST A heart of gold and a smile to match. Mixed chorus 1,2; office aide 1,2,3,4; French club 3,4; track 3,4; volleyball 3; softball 3; library club 1,2; Candy Striper 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4; magazine sales (1st prize). GERALD M. DOROSKI Never explain: your friends will understand and your enemies won ’t believe you anyhow. Track 3,4; golf 1,2; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; library club 1,2,3; Yearbook staff 4; Jr-Sr. playnight 4. MARY JEAN DRUMM There is nothing of so tender a nature as the reputation and conduct of ladies. Honor Society 4; Dr. Gregg Shorthand Award 3; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Interact 3,4; Purple Quill 1,2; Spanish club 1,2; library club 1,2,3,4; office aide 1,2,3; drama club 1; golf 2; Peer tutoring 4; Yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. play- night 4. SUSAN DUNKIRK To know is nothing at all, to imagine is everything. Office aide 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. PAMELA J. DUNN Music is the thing of the world I love most. Honor Society 3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; GHS singers 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3 (V-Pres.), 4; Interact 2,3,4 (pres.); Spanish club 1,2,3,4; Purple Quill 1,2; Yearbook staff 4; musical 3,4; Peer tutor 4, co-op 2; library club 1,3; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MICHAEL FICURILLI Keep your PhD's. Give me a man with common sense. NYS Regents Scholarship alternate 4; Boys State alternate 3; Honor Society 3,4 (pres.); class treasurer 4; cross country 1,2,3, 4; mathletes 4, Yearbook staff 4; Student Council 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JUDY ANN FITTING I've taken my fun where I've found it. SABRINA MARIE FOSKEY Twinkling eyes and laughing heart added together set her apart. Class vice-president 3; Interact 1,2,3 (treas.), 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4; Spanish club 1,2,3,4; Peer tutor 4; Yearbook staff 4; Candy Striper 2; mixed chorus 4; library club 1,2; Purple Quill 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JAMES MICHAEL GLEW Why should the Devil have all the good times? Football 1,2,3,4; baseball 1,2; basketball (mgr.) 1,2,3; cross country (mgr.) 1,4; Purple Quill 1; co-op 3,4; track 1,2,3,4; mixed chorus 2,3,4; GHS singers 3,4; Interact 2,3,4; musical 3; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. WILLA MAE HAYNES There is a great deal of mischief behind that quiet exterior. Pep squad 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; library club 1,2,3; Span- ish club 1; French club 1; office aide 1; co-op 1; intramurals 1,2; Youth Corp 1,2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JOAN LINDA HEANEY Take love away from life and you take away all its pleasures. Class vice-president 4; French club 3 (Pres.), 4; cheerleader 1,2, 3,4 (co-captain); library club 2,4; office aide 3,4; Future secre- taries’ club 4; mixed chorus 4; Student Council 4; golf 3,4; In- teract 4; Yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. f - 21 PATRICIA CONNIE-ANN HELINSKI It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Library club 1,2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3; French club 3,4; Inter- act 1,2,3,4; office aide 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. THOMAS J. HICKEY lam not arguing with you, lam telling you. Football 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3; GHS band 1,2; drama club 1; li- brary club 1; class president 3; Student Council 1,2; Jr.-Sr. playnight. DOREEN LYDIA HUZSEK Truly the embodiment of school spirit, friendship, and thoughtfulness. Honor Society 3,4 (sec); DAR Good Citizenship Award 4; Stu- dent Council 3,4 (pres); Business Education Prize 3; Typewrit- ing Award 3; class secretary 3,4; Interact 2,3,4 (sec); office aide 2,3,4; GHS band 1,2 (lib.), 3 (lib.), 4; mixed chorus 1,2,3 (sec.), 4; stage band 2,3,4; Purple Quill 1,2,3,4; Future secretaries’ club 3,4; library club 1,2,3; drama club 1; co-op 3,4; magazine sales (2nd prize); musical 4; Peer tutoring 4; Yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. LAUREN ANNE KLIPP Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. WILLIAM PAUL KRAW Life without spirit is not life. Cross-country 1,2,3,4; track 2,3,4; Interact 3,4; Purple Quill 2, 3,4; baseball 1; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. CHARLA ELAINE LEDEN It is better to have one friend of worth than many worth nothing. Candy Striper 2,3,4; Purple Quill 1,2; mixed chorus 2,3,4; Year- book staff 4; Student Council 4; Spanish club 2,3; library club 1,2,4; drama club 1; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. PHYLLIS LOEB Mischief is cheaper than worry; why pay the higher price? Mixed chorus 1; Purple Quill 3 (co-editor). JULIE ELIZABETH MACOMBER Hope and be happy that all's for the best. Class secretary 1; Student Council 1; mixed chorus 1,2,3; dra- ma club 1; co-op 3,4; library club 1,2; Purple Quill 1; Candy Striper 2; Interact 3; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. SUSAN MARIE MALINAUSKAS We must make the most out of life while it lasts. Co-op 3,4; Spanish club 1,2; mixed chorus 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. play- night 4. BARBARA ANN MAZZAFERRO The only gift is a portion of thyself. Honor Society 3,4 (treas.); Yearbook (co-editor) 4; Rotary Ex- change Student to Costa Rica 2; Spanish Award 3; Spanish club 1,2 (v-Pres.), 3 (pres.), cheerleader 2,3,4; class treasurer 3; library club 2,3; Peer tutor 4; Candy Striper 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JAMES MELLAS To worry little and study less is my idea of happiness. Football 1,2; basketball 1,2,3; baseball 1,2; co-op 3,4; moto- cross 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. ALICE EILEEN MOFFIT For she is just a quiet girl whose nature never varies. LILLIE JANE MONIQUIE I hate nobody, lam in charity with the world. Student Council 1,2,3; library club 1,2,3; Spanish club 1; Youth Corp 1,2,3,4; co-op 2; Pep Squad 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; volley- ball 1; Neighbor Corp 1; Purple Quill 1; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. PAMELA DIAHANNA MONIQUIE To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance. Basketball 1,2,3; softball 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1,2,3; co-op 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. KATHIE O’BRIEN Conformity is the most fundamental dishonesty of all. Purple Quill 3 (co-editor); class secretary 2; Yearbook staff 4. PARASKEVIPANTELIAS From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Honor Society 4; Academic Award 1,2; Student Council 4; li- brary club 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1; drama club 1,2; mixed chorus 1, 2,3,4; class treasurer 2; French club 3,4; recreation welcoming committee 1,2; Peer tutor 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. 23 KATHERINE PARKER Look beneath the surface; let not several qualities of a thing nor its worth escape thee. PETER H. PEMBERTON Do not pass a temptation lightly by, it may never come again. Football 1,2,3,4 (all-league); Jr.-Sr. playnight. CARLTON RAAB Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth. GHS band 1,2,3; stage band 2,3. GREGORY FRANCIS RHINOW He’s a good looker, a swell athlete and a grand fellow. Cross-country 2 (all-league), 3 (all-league), 4 (all-league); Bruce E. Finno Memorial Award 2,3,4; baseball 1,2,3,4; basket- ball 1,2; intramurals 1; Spanish club 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. ROXANNA POLLOCK I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. VINCENT JAMES QUATROCHE What lean’t see, I never will believe in! Class president 1; cross-country 1,2 (all-league) 3; Student Council 1; Purple Quill 1,3; baseball 2; basketball 2; track 2. MARY FRANCES RIEMER The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost. Honor Society 4; Rotary Exchange Student to Costa Rica 3; Yearbook (co-editor) 4; class treasurer 2; class president 4; Spanish club 1,2,3 (v-pres), 4; Interact 2,3,4; GHS singers 2,3, 4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4 (lib.); Purple Quill 1,2; French club 3; Russian club 2; Student Council 2,3 (sec.-treas.) 4 (sec.-treas.); library club 1; Peer tutoring 4; Candy Striper 3,4; Jr.-Sr. play- night 4. DONALD RITTER Learn calm to face what’s pressing. Track 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. BRUCE ROBINSON I am as I am and so I’ll be. JEFFERY S. ROGERS Take life too seriously and what is it worth ? Baseball 1,2,3,4; moto-cross 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. ANNE LESLIE SCHMID As good natured as they make ’em. Class vice-president 2; soccer 1; volleyball 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); basketball 1,2,3; softball 1,2,3,4; office aide 1; drama club 1; library club 1; French club 2,3; Student Council 2, Interact 2,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. LAURA HAZEL SCHMIDTCHEN All art is but imitation of nature. Spanish club 1,2,3,4; library club 1,2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3; co-op 4; Yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. GERALDINE SHELBY Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Softball 1,2; basketball 1; intramurals 2; mixed chorus 1; vol- leyball 1; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. GLADYS SHELBY She speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in her eyes. Co-op 1; office aide 1; pep squad 1; intramurals 2; Jr.-Sr. play- night 4. PATRICIA ANN SHELBY Give me today and take tomorrow. Spanish club 1; NY Corp 1,2,3; Student Council 1; intramurals 1,2; office aide 2; library club 1,2; co-op 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MARYANNE SLEDJESKI As prone to mischief as to perform it. Drama club 1; co-op 3,4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. 25 JULIE G. TERRY Everything she does, she does well; and she does everything. Honor Society 3,4 (v-Pres.); Student Council 2,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Purple Quill 1,2,3,4; Interact 1,2,3,4; mathletes 4; Spanish club 1,2; Yearbook staff 4; cheerleader 1,2,3,4 (co-cap- tain); track 3,4; volleyball 1,2,3; softball 1,2; basketball 1; girls track 2; office aide 1; library club 1; drama club 1; Girls Athlet- ic Association 3; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. MAUREEN TUCKER To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. Honor Society 4; NYS Regents Scholarship 4; drama club 1,2,3, 4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; literary magazine 2; Purple Quill 1,4; Interact 3,4; French club 1,3,4; hockey 1,2; volleyball 1,2 (cap- tain); Peer tutor 1,2; Student Council 1; GHS singers 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. A. CORINNE VOLINSKI To get the full value of joy, you must have someone to divide it with. French club (secretary) 3,4; Future teachers club 1; Future sec- retaries’ club 4; Student Council 4; Interact 3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,4; office aide 1,2,3; Peer tutor 4; track 3,4; golf 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. KEVIN VOLINSKI My thoughts and conducts are my own. SYLVAN WARD A bit of work, and a lot of fun keep me going. Football 3,4; Yearbook staff 4; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. JUNE ELISE WEBB What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Mixed chorus 2,3,4; library club 3; Candy Stripers 2,3,4. MICHAEL J.WIGGIN It matters not how long you live, but how well. Co-op 3,4; Spanish club 2,3; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. WILLIAM A. WIGGINS Sometimes I’m not so cheerful, but I’ll always raise a smile. Football 1,2,3,4 (all-ieague) (co-captain); Yearbook staff 4; track 1; baseball 2; Jr.-Sr. playnight 4. FRANCIS S. WIPPERT HI No one knows what he can do until he tries. BOCES 4; cross country 1; golf 1. WILLIAM GEORGE WYSOCKI A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Football 1,2,3,4; baseball 1; library club 1,2,3,4; Interact 1,2,3, 4. THOMAS E. YATES Wisdom of many and wit of one. Football 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4. TERRY JANE YOUNG It’s nice to be important, but it’s important to be nice. ROSE ADELIA BORGES Too early seen unknown, and known too late. Exchange Student from Brazil. 27 f r ct Class It seems like only a short time ago that the Class of ’73 filed through the hall- ways of G.H.S. as the new Freshman class. The first of many class meetings resulted in the election of Vincent Quatroche as president followed up by Diane Brockett as his understudy. Paul Mueller got the trusted job of the treasury, while Julie Macomber did our recording. Under the supervision of Mr. Burlin- game, a highly successful stationery sale was carried through to prepare us for our St. Patrick’s Dance. As our Sophomore year turned into reality, it seemed as though the girls would completely take over the executive positions. Diane Brockett was pro- moted to the presidency, while the newly arrived Anne Schmid was elected to the position of vice-president. Mary Riemer was chosen treasurer and Kathie O’Brien took over as secretary. Through countless meetings and persuasive talks with Mr. Connolly, we became the first class ever in G.H.S. to order our class rings during our Sophomore year. This was one of our greatest accomplish- ments since no other class as yet has been able to repeat this performance. We got through our Sophomore year with two successful dances, Christmas and Spring. With money in our treasury we advanced onward to our Junior year. Being experienced, we wasted no time in the election of our new class officers. Tom Hickey became the new president with Sabrina Foskey close behind him as the vice-president. Hauling in the money was Barbara Mazzaferro as Doreen Huzsek was kept busy taking down the minutes. In mid-October the halls of G.H.S. were filled with cries of, “Let me see your ring,” as we proud Juniors dis- played our new status symbols to the underclassmen. History With no time to waste, we hurried into a successful Halloween Dance and a few months later our Valentine Dance gave another boost to our treasury. With cramming for regents, decorating problems, the construction work, and driving Mr. Park crazy, “Fantasyland” finally became a reality. Even with a little rain, everyone seemed to have a great time. The evening was enhanced by the corona- tion of Joan Heaney as Queen of the Prom. Leading the Class of ’73 in our Senior year were Mary Riemer, president; Joan Heaney, vice-president; Mike Ficurilli, treasurer; and Doreen Huzsek busy as ever recording our meetings. They were kept quite active, for as our last summer drew to a close we were ushered into the auditorium to prepare for our magazine drive. With many Seniors hitting the road, we brought in approximately $8300, topping the Class of ’72 by a large amount. As college boards, applications, future preparations, and yearbook deadlines drew near, time just flew by. Soon we were on our way to Washington, for a trip to be remembered by all. Although we started our Senior year in utter confusion of half day sessions, pounding and banging, leaky ceilings, and no heating system, these hardships can be considered well worth the trouble. We, the Class of ’73, were given the honor of being the first to graduate from the newly reconstructed Greenport High School. As we walked down the aisles with diplomas in hand and tears in our eyes, we took pride in our accomplishments, but sorrow in the fact that from now on we, the Class of ’73, would be only a memory in the halls of G.H.S.. Senior MOST TALKATIVE Billy and Bernadette MOST MUSICAL Jerry and Pam MOST VERSATILE Maureen and Steve MOST ARTISTIC Vinny and Laura MOST BROTHERLY AND SISTERLY Steve and Barbara QUIETEST Mike and Melanie DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Tom and Doreen Superlatives CLASS WITS Barbara and Bill MOST ATHLETIC Bob and Nancy MOST DEPENDABLE Doreen and Jerry MOST POPULAR Joan and Steve I4KMM Dave MOST ANGELIC Terri 50411B BEST DRESSED Pete and Sabrina Senior Name Seen Most Pet Peeve Secret Ambition Adam’s Apple in a white Volvo Meatheads to own a Volvo Bugga in my bomb English class to replace Jessie as head nurse of the 7th floor at General Hospi- Captain Bruce Paradise or E.M. a certain Freshman girl tal to own Paradise Scoungio at the store football practice to get out of school Dee Anne at Sophie Mazz’s phony people to be a commentator for pro foot- Peasant in a laundry room in P.A.N.I.C. people who hurt other people ball games to understand people Kahoot Isle Royle pumpkin pie to plant a Moose garden Mary Beth working people who show off to own a Ford pick-up truck Dave in Van’s Hardware English books to become a race car driver Shortstuff in the gym losing to be center for the New York Knicks Jake placing creative writing in var- ious places around the school Fido to succeed Gus Hall as Presiden- tial candidate on the A.C.P. ticket Steve sleeping East Hampton to die in my sleep Nook at the Bunk House people who look down at them- selves while walking to get Bubbles to pump gas with me Manana in a gold station wagon- flirtatious girls learn how to do the Mexican dances Farmer in the Nurse’s office jealous girls and boys to join the Navy Polak everywhere Jackson C to date twice M.J. in a blue Pinto know it all girls who really don’t know anything to take Shorthand faster than Mr. Arkay can dic- tate it Sue in a red pick-up school to live on a farm Pammie on stage people who know people to headline at the Greenport theater Fic Colonial Drugs left wing radicals to join the Mafia Brina Colonial Drugs people who are nosey to travel Porky Southold English class to own Rheingold Breweries W.B. home, taking care of my own business maniacs to get married Pumpkin with Eck and Bugga two-faced people to get rich — quick Pabbie with Billy mustaches to become a butcher Stick working violence in sports to succeed in life Dorie in the Guidance Office “pushy” people to live in a mansion and have a a butler and maid Lau with Susan school to work at the County Center Krow at the Texaco station Schaefer to make Mr. Connolly run eight Squeak walking into trees back stabbers laps to be compared with something Seagull Clambait in Geoff’s car a certain Junior girl other than a guinea pig to travel cross country with Geoff fighting with a certain Junior girl a certain Freshman boy to have no more car troubles Statistics Name Seen Most Pet Peeve Secret Ambition Babs sleeping and eating yearbook deadlines to keep queer things like this out of yearbooks travel across the U.S. A1 school library violence Hot Lillie with Freddy Jones Squirrel to stick with one boy Missy Moses Langhome Jr. a certain Junior girl to stick to one boy Skevie on Rocky Point show offs to go to France Dole-a-mite in my van school to own a ’73 Vet Gleepo huh?? er . . what?? can we start the question over? Tacita Egersund type 37 rugatti’s to marry Princess Caroline of Monaco Greg with Melanie pushy people to run in the 1976 Olympics Maria con Babs and Dee Anne stupid questions like this to speak Spanish fluently Don 6th Street beach school to leave Greenport Bruce Sterling Harbor • conservationists to own my own harbor Radish on a motorcycle Montesa to beat Joel Robert Schmitty in a white Buick Bridgehampton to be a professional scorekeeper for the Knicks to play the flute with Ian Smitch trying to hide in 208 Main Frank Zappa Anderson to find out what my secret ambi- Bonnie Mitchell’s Physics teachers tion is to be a beautician Gladiolus Phase 3 teachers to be in my man’s arms Sookie Phase 3 stinkers to invent a shampoo for oily hair Maryanne running away from Mrs. hearing that voice that only has to be used once a Wetmore saying, “Greenport High School calling” week to be 5’3” tall Terry in the gym fire alarms to permanently steal Mr. Con- Turkey in the auditorium Mrs. Malaprop and Lydia Languish • nolly’s briefcase to get fat Biafra riding with Mike and Bob mono live in Jamaica Kev Meyer’s school I’ll never tell Lori headed West English 4 shoot pheasant in Wyoming Lucky in the backroom of I.G.A. 9hatbox =4hatbox to be a math teacher June Bug in a red Corvair doctors and casts to fly for Pan Am Dwigs backroom of a certain bookstore English Regents to win the Tour de France Wigs on my bike quarterbacks with cold hands to rank on Vinny Nose at Hubbard’s grubbers to play a complete season of foot- Bill in my “65” Chevy with Patty broken bones ball without breaking bones make Coach Jackson run the Buckwheat wherever you look girls who tell everything they see and hear track Round 2211972 Melanie at Greg’s locker a certain Senior girl who won’t mind her own Business to get married and become a good Teri at home disloyal friends dress and homemaker Swiftly Flow the Days Seated: P. Loeb, J. Glew, D. Barrett, P. Moniquie, J. Heaney, G. Doroski, C. Leden. 2nd Row: Mr. Park, 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. Rogers. Shades of 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. Moniquie, 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. the Past Seated: J. Macomber, J. Tuthill, M. Riemer, M. Young, P. Dunn, J. Terry, B. Abersmith, J. Demarest, M. Drumm, L. Schmidtchen. 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, S. Ward. Seated: W. Csajko, M. DeJesus, P. Helinski, G. Rhinow, P. Mueller, M. Brown, M. Clark, N. Corazzini. 2nd Row: J. Corwin, W. Wiggins, D. Cook, T. Hickey, J. Mellas, J. Webb, R. Pollock. 39 they come, Becky. Stop laughing at me! Where eagles dare! Harlem Globetrotters I, Bernadette Abersmith, hereby leave a wallet size autographed picture of Gus Hall to Mr. Gildersleeve. I, Darlene Barrett, hereby leave my rear car bumper to the Greenport Theater. I, Bruce Blasko, hereby leave ten cases of Budweiser to Kathy Ketchum. I, David Brandi, hereby leave a lock of my hair to Shirley Crump. I, Diane Brockett, hereby leave a bottle of hooch to Kip Skrezec. I. Marv Beth Brown, herebv leave Droof that I will be eighteen next Dec. to the Village Inn. I, Bob Chute, hereby leave two bowls of fried rice to Honorable Jessie. I, Mary Beth Clark, hereby leave an unoccupied seat in the 6th period Chemistry class to Mr. Mulhall. I, Dave Cook, hereby leave my part in Macbeth to the lowest bidder. I, Nancy Corazzini, hereby leave my falling on the floor in volleyball to Kyle Norklun. I, Bill Csajko, hereby leave Mr. Gildersleeve a subscription to Pravda. I, Steve Damiani, hereby leave Mr. Connolly to Bob Chute. I, Diana DeJesus, hereby leave my full length mirror to Don and Steve. I, Mariana DeJesus, hereby leave to Maryanne Schott the “it’s a joke” joke. I, Janet Demarest, hereby leave my seat in the nurse’s office to anyone who can think up as many excuses as I have. I, Jerry Doroski, hereby leave what is left of the business machines to Mr. Arkay. I, Mary Jean Drumm, hereby leave Shorthand II to anyone crazy enough to take it. I, Pam Dunn, hereby leave some luck to anybody who tries out for Singers. I, Mike Ficurilli, hereby leave one free spaghetti dinner at Umberto’s Clam House to Mr. Tuminello. I, Sabrina Foskey, hereby leave my Senior seat to Nessa. I, Jim Glew, hereby leave Ken Dimon one parking spot and one year’s supply of Schaefer. I, Willa Mae Haynes, hereby leave Esther Carpenter a quart of Wild Mountain. I, Joan Heaney, hereby leave a “cold duck” and a stack of troubles to Jean Eckardt. I, Patty Helinski, hereby leave the polluted earth to Mr. Jantzen. I, Tom Hickey, hereby leave my official “Mighty Malt” helmet to Dan Archer. I, Doreen Huzsek, hereby leave my fun in the guidance office to Nancy Kalin. I, Laurie Klipp, hereby leave Mrs. Wetmore my perfect attendance card. I, Bill Kraw, hereby leave a case of Medi-Quik to Mrs. Cassidy. I. Charla Leden, herebv leave the sound of a real guinea pig to Robin Sledjeski and Joan Eckardt. I, Julie Macomber, hereby leave Cydney Klipp one case of unused orange spray paint. I, Susan Malinauskas, hereby leave one slightly used pair of shoes to Kathy Kart. I, Barbara Mazzaferro, hereby leave a book of original poems and a bag of lollipops to Mr. Egert. I, Alice Moffit, hereby leave one typewriter eraser to Mrs. Mitchener. I, Janie Moniquie, hereby leave a can of Colt 45 to Linda Cosby. I, Pam Moniquie, hereby leave my trouble and sympathy to Cindy Reynolds. I, Pat Pantelias, hereby leave two new batteries to Jessie Hartman to continue as the “walking encyclopedia” of G.H.S. I, Pete Pemberton, hereby leave. I, Vinny Quatroche, hereby leave the ground. I, Carleton Raab, hereby leave Cromwell’s last words. I, Greg Rhinow, hereby leave my first base position on the varsity baseball team to Dave Garner. I, Mary Riemer, hereby leave three rubber duckies and one dirty hippie to Mr. Park. I, Don Ritter, hereby leave a night out to my sociable sistej. I, Bruce Robinson, hereby leave my attendance card to Mrs. Wetmore. I, Jeff Rogers, hereby leave a sized up cappra to Tim Clark. I, Anne Schmid, hereby leave one regulation height volleyball net and court to Mrs. Utz. I, Laura Schmidtchen, hereby leave aqualung, a child’s garden and two more years to Robin Bozeman. I, Bonnie Scott, hereby leave Joan Mazzaferro all the incorrect answers to the Mathlete questions. I, Gladys Shelby, hereby leave my first pair of Grants sneakers to Vanessa Mims. I, Pat Shelby, hereby leave Mrs. Wetmore to Vanessa Mims. I, Maryanne Sledjeski, hereby leave to Mrs. Wetmore a pack of lies. I, Julie Terry, hereby leave to Mr. Utz one dented fender on the Driver Ed. car. I, Maureen Tucker, hereby leave this school to my brother Mike, if he wants it. I, Corinne Volinski, hereby leave mononucleosis to all future basketball players. I, Kevin Volinski, hereby leave nothing. I, Lori Walden, hereby leave Ecology class to someone with thicker blood than mine. I, Lucky Ward, hereby leave a copy of Out to Mr. Kiernan. I, June Webb, hereby leave Mr. Connolly a case of laryngitis. I, Michael Wiggin, hereby leave Greenport. I. Bill Wiggins, hereby leave Bob Chute to Mr. Connolly. I, Frank Wippert, hereby leave my hat to anyone who wants it. I, Bill Wysocki, hereby leave my seat in the all girls English 4 class to any guy lucky enough to get it. I, Tom Yates, herebyleave a new basketball and a pair of Pro Keds to a certain Freshmen girl. I. Melanie Young, hereby leave Herman to Asa Garner. I, Terri Young, herebv leave one slightly used Senior locker to the Junior lucky enough to get it. V mi Class (?}£ r) Senior Class Officers J. Heaney (v. pres.), M. Riemer (pres.), D. Huzsek (sec.), M. Ficurilli (treas.). Kneeling: G. Wallace, C. Manwaring, J. Hartman, P. Mueller, T. Clark, M. Quintana. 1st Row: R. Sledjeski, D. Jacobs, L. Bondarchuk, G. Repczynski, M. Boken, P. Coveleski, R. Pell. 2nd Row: M. Schott, C. Loeb, J. Eckardt, S. Parrish, A. Wdow- iak, K. Preston, J. Mazzaferro, M. Van Wyck, Mr. Lillis. 3rd Row: D. Herrmann, H. O’Brien, V. Ritter, F. Kujawski, D. Wil- son. 4 th-Row: M. Mysliborski, S. Skrezec, B. Fuccillo, V. Mims, D. Edwards. Kneeling: G. Sypher, E. Pultz, B. Bumble, J. Richter, G. Ostroski, N. Wetmore, F. Clanton. 1st Row: B. Morrison, B. Vogel, G. Heaney, D. Bondarchuk, L. Rackett, K. Norkelun. 2nd Row: Mr. Kieman, J. Eckardt, M. Hulse, S. Gordon, D. Dzenkows- ki, B. Martinsen, M. Van Tuyl, H. Ruthinoski. 3rd Row: R. Walters, T. DeJesus, R. Yates, C. Peterson, K. Meklenburg. 4th Row: J. Corwin, L. Damiani, M. Krzeminski, D. Garner, A. Smith. 44 Class of 1974 Officers M. Van Tuyl (pres.), H. O’Brien (treas.), J. Eckardt (sec.), J. Hart- man (vice pres.). Go placidly amid the noise haste, remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to oth- ers, even the dull ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare your- self with others, you may become vain fe bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however hum- ble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise cau- tion in your business affairs, for the world’s full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ide- als; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridi- ty disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the coun- sel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue loneliness. Beyond wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is un- folding as it should. Therefore, be at peace with God, whatever you con- ceive Him to be, and whatever your labors aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its shame, drudg- ery, broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Class of 1975 1st Row: H. Capon, P. Raynor, C. Dinizio, L. Giovanelli, D. Ruroede, M. Krzeminski, K. Gagen. 2nd Row: C. Erickson, E. Preston, L. Reeves (vice-pres.) R. Bozeman, A. Deduck, C. Rouse. 3rd Row: P. Kelly, D. Hughes, H. Burden, E. Cisterino, B. Richter, J. Ciacia, J. Moffit, Mr. Jantzen. 1st Row: B. Jones, K. Blasko, R. Herrmann, R. Rice, J. Shedrick, J. Purcell. 2nd Row: Mr. Crowley, W. Moore, C. Allen, D. Horton, E. Wetmore, T. Mellas, J. Geier. 3rd Row: A. Holman, F. Hulse, K. Meklenburg, T. Klipp, J. Davis, R. Charland, N. Burt. 1st Row: A. Lewis, D. Burczyk, D. Reeves, R. Clark (sec.), M. Getches, E. Campbell, J. Soto, D. Owen. 2nd Row: Mr. Garrett, J. Geier, C. Brown (treas.), P. Gaffga, D. Bon- darchuk, D. Archer (pres.), J. Leden, W. Wright, J. Rackett, K. Miller. 3rd Row: B. King, P. Dinizio, G. Charters, P. Corazzini, A. Foskey, M. Tucker, J. Riemer. 46 Class of 1976 Kneeling: M. Thornhill, L. Cisterino, B. Bellfountain, T. DeLisle, C. Edwards. 1st Row: D. Johnson, K. Kraw, G. Burt, C. Oku- la, M. Corwin (pres.), D. Dzenkowski, E. Golisz. 2nd Row: Mr. Tuminello, R. Leden, H. Pollock, J. Schroeder, R. Mills, K. Quil- in, T. Solomon. 3rd Row: G. Fuccillo, V. 'ratch, T. VanPopering, D. Wiggin, T. Tyr- .r, L. Allen. 4th Row: D. Moore, R. Me Guinness, A. Lyburd, B. Heaney, W. King. Kneeling: E. Wisowaty, J. Clark, S. Eck- hardt. 1st Row: S. Malinauskas, K. Mc- Keighan, D. Mims, N. Kalin, S. Allen, D. Volinski. 2nd Row: Mr. Egert, B. Charland, S. Lakowitz, A. Stakey, K. Kettering, A. Bondarchuk, K. Arnold (sec.), L. Rempe. 3rd Row: M. Heaney, J. Getches, G. Freeman, T. Murrain, S. Deduck (vice-pres.), H. Egert, G. Proferes. Kneeling: P. McKnight, M. Bahr, C. Ed- wards, S. Stulsky, R. Klotz, 1st Row: K. Kujawski, J. Norkelun, P. Giorgi, H. Check- lick, S. Clark, R. Hartman, P. Urban. 2nd Row: P. Proferes, M. Tyrer, T. Dinizio, P. Frumenti, C. Fiedler, S. Kalin, P. Manwar- ing, C. Monsell. 3rd Row: F. Bondarchuk, K. Ketchum, B. Pell, E. Lellman, L. Zehner, S. Hubbard. 4th Row: Mr. Moore, D. Coyle, E. Smith, T. Anderson, J. Whitecavage (treas.) 47 Class of 1977 Kneeling: M. Jaworecki, N. Zehner, S. Dami- ani, C. Rowsora, S. Droskoski, P. Helinski. 1st Row: J. Young, S. Heaney, N. Gordon, S. Kru- szeski, K. Corazzini, S. Gladding. 2nd Row: K. Parrish, M. Kelly, C. Solomon, D. Gaffga, P. Sage, C. Egert, K. Rouse, Mrs. Eyre. 3rd Row: J. Lorenzo, J. Spohn, G. Hubbard. R. Mazza- ferro, A. Martinsen. 4th Row: G. Frumenti, D. Vindigni, D. Bruckheimer, C. Schott, W. Rur- oede, R. Rempe. 1st Row: E. Pultz, P. Bahr, M. Archer, P. Manwaring, D. Graham, S. VanWyck, D. Volinski. 2nd Row: D. Wilson, G. Luce, M. Getches, J. Carey, R. Loeb, P. Clark, C. Corwin, G. Blasko, R. Nezin, R. Soto, Mr. Bondi. 3rd Row: T. Heaney, J. Bondarchuk, A. Dinizio, V. Quatroche, M. O’Brien, P. Corazzini, G. Lekkas. 1st Row: S. Stilley, K. Shelby, G. Jiminez, F. Repczynski, J. Lakowitz, B. Mangham, S. Beckwith. Standing: Mrs. Hanff, N. Stilley, R. Welch, J. Barrett, W. Manwaring, J. Bog- den, J. Busso, R. Harding. 48 Class of 1978 Kneeling: W. Bondarchuk, K. Ruthinoski, W. Volberg, J. Smith, L. Tuthill, J. Lehman. 1st Row: S. Mellas, S. Ca- pon, D. Lillis, A. Lukeman, C. Rock, L. Drumm. 2nd Row: A. Van Tuyl, L. Dinizio, K. Tyrer, D. Mellas, C. Pope, Mrs. Mitchener. 3rd Row: S. Heaney, C. Cisterino, J. Wisowaty, J. Lehman, T. Heaney, M. Getches, L. Reynolds. 4th Row: D. Walters, S. Geier, N. Huzsek, J. Kelly, F. Swann. 1st Row: A. Burke, S. Goldsmith, M. Herrmann, T. Cratch, R. Stilley, T. Wilson, J. Blount, K. Manwaring, M. Lewis. 2nd Row: T. Santacroce, A. Harding, A. Volinski, A. Von Hassel, T. Reeves, P. Sepenoski, M. Volinski, L. Washbum, Mr. Finkle. 3rd Row: H. Coulter, D. King, S. Davids, W. Pell, M. Cook, J. Hughes, C. McGinnis. 1st Row: C. Droskoski, J. Yates, C. Harvey, G. Leden, S. Foster. 2nd Row: P. Bums, G. Isadore, J. Bondarchuk, Mr. Wells, R. Lakowitz, M. Jiminez, R. Manwaring, J. Peter- son, J. Dunkirk. 1st Row: J. Mims, R. Horton, K. Parker, D. Cosby. 2nd Row: Mr. Adams, T. Van Etten, J. Bedell, R. McDaniels, J. Moore. Your form is all wrong, Mr. Burlingame. Can I help you? I wonder if Napoleon started like this. Back for deposit. Missed me that time. a c t ♦ t V ♦ I t ♦ 1 e s Honor Society Seated: D. Walden, D. Huzsek, M. Riemer, B. Mazzaferro, J. Terry, B. Abersmith, P. Dunn, B. Scott. Standing: Mr. Lieblein, N. Wetmore, M. Drumm, M. Young, M. Tucker, D. Dzenkowski, M. Van Tuyl, M. Ficurilli, J. Hartman, J. Mazzaferro, P. Coveleski, P. Pantelias, S. Parrish, D. Jacobs, B. Csajko, Mr. Burlingame. 1973 Beachcomber Staff 1st Row: M. Riemer, L. Schmidtchen, M. Young, B. Mazzaferro. 2nd Row: D. Huzsek, M. Brown, C. Leden, P. Pante- lias, M. Drumm, M. Clark, B. Abersmith, S. Foskey. 3rd Row: M. Ficurilli, D. Cook, B. Csajko, B. Scott, Mr. Gilder- sleeve, D. Brockett, J. Doroski, J. Terry. Mike Tucker Photographer Mary Riemer (co-editor), Mr. Gildersleeve (adviser), Barbara Mazzaferro (co-editor). Jerry Doroski Photographer Mary Jean Drumm, Joan Heaney. Typists 53 Laura Schmidtchen, Mary Beth Brown Kathie O’Brien. Business Manager Art Department Library Club 1st Row: H. Pollock, L. Bondarchuk, C. Erickson, D. Mellas, K. Tyrer, C. Rock. 2nd Row: B. Martinsen, M. Clark, M. Brown, M. Drumm, P. Pantelias, D. Jacobs, D. Dzenkowski, S. Foskey, J. Heaney, G. Heaney. 3rd Row: R. Leden, J. Mazzaferro, D. Dzenkowski, M. DeJesus, D. Brockett, D. Barrett, E. Wetmore, L. Drumm, N. Huzsek, M. Hulse. 4th Row: H. Capon, K. Preston, J. Schroeder, K. Arnold, R. Pell, C. Leden, P. Dunn, V. Ritter, S. Gordon, T. DeJesus, L. Rempe. 5th Row: A. Wdowiak, J. Eckardt, M. Schott, J. Eckardt, D. Ruroede. Future Secretaries’ Club 54 Seated: L. Giovannelli, C. Allen, P. Moniquie, J. Purcell, J. Soto. Standing: Mr. Arkay, B. Purple Quill 1st Row: D. Johnson, D. Walters, N. Gordon, S. Heaney, T. Heaney, A. Van Tuyl, S. Mellas, S. Capon. 2nd Row: K. Kettering, M. Tucker, J. Terry, L. Dinizio, L. Wetmore, N. Huzsek, E. Golisz, S. Hubbard. 3rd Row: Mrs. Pufhal, D. Brockett, M. Clark, M. Getches, D. Ruroede, K. Arnold, D. Leden, C. Peterson, C. Monsell, M. Bahr, C. Loeb. 4th Row: A. Stakey, H. Checklick, R. Pell, D. Huzsek, L. Bondarchuk, J. Schroeder, L. Rempe, B. Blasko, N. Wetmore, D. Vindigni. Co-op and Tray Girls 1st Row: B. Morrison, J. Soto, J. Purcell, L. Bondarchuk, P. Moniquie. 2nd Row: D. Huzsek, V. Mims, D. Wilson, R. Sledjeski, D. Walden, C. Peterson, C. Loeb. 3rd Row: T. Murrain, T. Smith, F. Clanton, K. Meklenburg, D. Cook. 55 Student Council 1st Row: G. Charters, G. Fuccillo, J. Leden, K. Miller, J. Riemer. 2nd Row: M. Tyrer, M. Riemer, M. Brown, C. Brown, S. Parrish, D. Huzsek, M. Getches, E. Wetmor, J. Heaney. 3rd Row: C. Monsell, Mr. Moore, C. Leden, J. Mazzaferro, K. Preston, P. Gaffga, P. Giorgi, L. Rempe, D. Barrett, P. Dunn, E. Golisz, G. Volinski, S. Foskey, K. Kettering. 4th Row: H. Capon, D. Dzenkowski, D. Bondarchuk, D. Ruroede, D. Dzenkowski, M. Golisz, M. Corwin. 5th Row: P. Ray- nor, P. Hulse, H. Checklick, M. Bahr, K. Arnold. Mathletes 1st Row: B. Scott, M. Young, J. Terry, J. Mazzaferro, D. Dzenkowski. 2nd Row: Mr. Burlingame, B. Csjako, J. Richter, M. Ficurilli, N. Wetmore, D. Gamer. Interact 1st Row: C. Corwin, J. Leden, T. Tyrer, G. Fuccillo, J. Doroski, G. Charters, K. Miller, A. Schmid, B. Kraw. 2nd Row: M. Clark, S. Foskey, J. Heaney, S. Parrish, C. Brown, P. Dunn, M. Corwin, J. Mazzaferro, K. Preston, M. Golisz. 3rd Row: M. Riemer, M. Brown, M. DeJesus, D. Huzsek, M. Tyrer, R. Clark, H. Capon, M. Tucker, J. Terry, T. Dinizio, K. Kettering, E. Golisz, B. Abersmith, D. Barrett, J. Glew. 4th Row: B. Wysocki, B. Blasko, H. Checklick, P. Gaffga, M. Drumm, C. Volinski, D. Dzenkowski, P. Hulse, P. Helinski, M. Young. Candy Stripers Seated: J. Demarest, M. Riemer, C. Leden. Standing: D. Barrett, S. Lakowitz, D. Leden, J. Webb. 57 Spanish Club 1st Row: D. Burczyk, C. Brown, C. Okula, S. Clark, E. Golisz, K. Kettering, M. Corwin, T. Dinizio. 2nd Row: H. Capon, D. Reeves, B. Clark, P. Gaffga, D. Dzenkowski, D. Bondarchuk, D. Voliniki, S. Allen, K. Arnold, P. Frumenti, M. Tyrer. 3rd Row: Mr. Campbell, W. Coulter, H. Checklick, S. DeDuck, H. Egert, J. Geier, J. Leden. 58 1st Row: J. Mazzaferro, P. Dunn, G. Repczynski, B. Abersmith, L. Walden, S. Foskey, M. Brown, M. Clark. 2nd Row: B. Mazzaferro, M. Riemer, D. Jacobs, B. Scott, M. DeJesus, L. Schmidtchen, W. Csjako, R. Borges. 3rd Row: M. Boken, M. Schott, J. Eckardt, G. Ritter. French Club Outing Club 1st Row: R. Leden, G. Burt, M. Golisz, K. Kujawski, K. Arnold. 2nd Row: Mr. Crowley, T. Van Popering, T. Tyrer, D. Bruckheimer, Mrs. Pufahl. 1st Row: S. Parrish, K. Preston, M. DeJesus, C. Volinski, J. Heaney, L. Reeves, E. Wetmore, M. Getches. 2nd Row: Mr. Kieman, L. Bondarchuk, L. Zehner, B. Scott, J. Eckardt, K. McKeighan, T. Klipp, L. Rempe, E. Lellman, K. Kujaws- ki. 3rd Row: S. Gordon, A. DeDuck, P. Hulse, D. Barrett. Mixed Chorus 1st Row: K. Kettering, K. Kujawski, S. Parrish, B. Scott, C. Leden, P. Pantelias, S. Foskey, E. Wetmore, P. Dunn, M. Brown, L. Zehner, M. Boken, M. Corwin, M. Tyrer, M. Riemer. 2nd Row: P. Giorgi, E. Golisz, M. Bahr, B. Charland, R. Leden, H. Pollock, L. Rempe, M. Clark, D. Burczyk, M. Golisz, K. McKeighan, M. Tucker, M. DeJesus, B. Morrison. 3rd Row: K. Preston, B. Abersmith, B. Clark, M. Drumm, E. Lellman, J. Schroeder, D. Dzenkowski, C. Fiedler, S. Mali- nauskas, C. Brown, D. Reeves, P. Hulse, D. Dzenkowski, J. Mazzaferro. 4th Row: P. Raynor, P. Manwaring, C. Okula, J. Norkelun, M. Schott, J. Eckardt, G. Ritter, T. DeJesus, P. Frumenti, D. Bondarchuk, P. Gaffga, D. Ruroede, C. Allen. 5th Row: H. Capon, J. Terry, T. Dinizio, D. Jacobs, S. Clark, S. Allen, D. Volinski, L. Bondarchuk, B. Martinsen, S. Gordon, C. Volinski, M. Getches. 6th Row: Mr. Wells, J. Leden, J. Glew, J. Doroski, T. Van Popering, T. Tyrer, H. Egert, G. Fuccilo, W. Coulter, S. DeDuck, K. Miller. Junior High Chorus 1st Row: P. Helinski, S. Van Wyck, D. Volin- ski, B. Charland, N. Gordon, P. Bahr, S. Mel- las, D. Walters, C. Droskoski, S. Foster. 2nd Row: S. Gladding, T. Heaney, D. Lillis, S. Heaney, J. Frumenti, N. Zehner, K. Manwar- ing, J. Young, K. Tyrer. 3rd Row: L. Drumm, D. Mellas, N. Huzsek, S. Capon, C. Egert, S. Kruszeski, K. Rouse, P. Bahr, K. Parrish, S. Damiani. 4th Row: M. Kelly, P. Sage, M. Archer, D. Gaffga, S. Geier, M. Getches, L. Dinizio, A. Van Tuyl. 5th Row: Mr. Wells, C. Schott, T. Reeves, W. Bondarchuk, C. Row- som, J. Lorenzo, W. Ruroede, R. Rempe, C. Corwin. 60 G.H.S. Singers Seated: G. Fuccillo, C. Corwin. 1st Row: T. Tyrer, J. Doroski, J. Glew, K. Miller, S. DeDuck, J. Leden, T. Van Popering. 2nd Row: B. Scott, H. Capon, T. Din- izio, M. Tyrer, P. Dunn, L. Zeh- ner, B. Abersmith, M. Riemer, M. Tucker, P. Frumenti, S. Par- rish. Back: Mr. Wells. Accompanists Suzanne Parrish Mixed Chorus Nancy Zehner Jr. High Chorus G.H.S. Stage Band T. Tyrer, S. Clark, D. Huzsek, S. DeDuck, Mr. Casa, M. Van Tuyl, S. Parrish, J. Leden, B. Clark. 61 G.H.S. Band 1st Row: M. Clark, R. Clark, K. Tyrer, H. Capon, A. Van Tuyl, R. Klotz. 2nd Row: L. Drumm, S. Gladding, N. Zehner, W. Bon- darchuk, J. Spohn, M. Jaworecki, C. Rowsom, T. Reeves, S. Capon, B. Pell. 3rd Row: M. Van Tuyl, J. Leden, A. Stakey, V. Cratch, E. Golisz, S. Clark, P. Helinski, M. Corwin, S. Parrish, K. Kettering, D. Huzsek, S. DeDuck, W. Coulter, Mr. Casa. Twirl ers 62 Center: D. Jacobs. 1st Row: L. Rackett, K. McKeighan. 2nd Row: E. Wetmore, L. Rempe. 3rd Row: P. Cove- leski, R. Pell. In school suspension. My hands are lethal weapons. Mother never told me about ultra brite. Winkin’, Blinkin’ and Nod. Viva Montessa! Where’s Ollie? Alice in wonderland. I got a 12, Mr. Mulhall. You wouldn’t hurt an innocent girl like This won’t hurt a bit. Ain’t I a cutie? Should I ask her? me. 65 Varsity Football 6WX p0Kl 6SCENP0RT liRE ENPfl tf GREEKS GRECNftW CRCnKPCffr cpEE� POPr 6REEHPORT weewpor: BBCOrpORT tfEEHPOf ' SREENPOfff GP£EWPO?7 6RCEHA-RT greehport 6REENP0RT 7si Row: B. Fuccillo, B. Chute, E. Pultz, B. Wiggins, J. Hartman, D. Gamer, J. Corwin, P. Dinizio. 2nd Row: J. Geier, T. Hickey, S. Dami- ani, K. Skrezec, T. Yates, D. Brandi, M. Krzeminski, P. Pemberton, K. Meklenburg, D. Wiggin. 3rd Row: J. Richter, D. Archer, B. Schroe- der, S. Ward, H. Ruthinowski, B. Richter, H. Burden, K. Miller, G. Sypher, G. Charters, J. Riemer, Coach Jackson. Scores Mercy 6-20 Southampton 20-19 Bayport 20-12 Westhampton 26- 0 Wyandanch 25- 0 Babylon 14-14 Longwood 19- 0 Easthampton 0- 7 Amityville 0-29 All League Greenport, which seems to produce a fine football team every year, proved 1972 to be no exception, finishing with a 5-3-1 overall record. After starting the season poorly by losing to Mercy, the Porters reeled off four straight wins before tying the eventual Division Champs, Babylon. After defeating Longwood, the Porters lost a heartbreaker to Easthampton, and were thoroughly outplayed by Amity ville in the playoffs. The offense, scoring 130 points during the season, was led by Junior quarter- back Kip Skrezec, who passed for over 650 yards. His main targets were John Corwin, All-League wingback Steve Damiani, and All-Suffolk end Bill Fuccillo. The backfield, running for over 1275 yards, consisted of Tom Hickey, Tom Yates, Steve Damiani, and Pete Pemberton. Holding their opponents to 101 points the Porter defense was led by linemen David Brandi, and All-League of- fensive tackle Bob Chute, linebackers Pete Pemberton (All-League) and Steve Damiani, and defensive backs Bill Wiggins (All-League) and Lucky Ward. Those who wore the purple and gold for the last time are Dave Brandi, Bob Chute, Steve Damiani, Tom Hickey, Pete Pemberton, Lucky Ward, Bill Wig- gins, and Tom Yates. A great deal of credit for this year’s Porter success goes to Coach Jackson and Assistant Coach Sam Kirko for their patience, effort, and dedication shown during the season. Varsity Basketball R. Mazzaferro (mgr.), J. Clark (mgr.), B. Blasko, D. Edwards, P. Kelly, R. Chute, M. Krzeminski, J. Geier, Coach Manwaring. Absent: J. Davis, W. Fuccillo, J. Corwin, G. Proferes. The 1972-73 season was a rebuilding one for the Porters. Despite tough league competition from Bridgehampton, Hampton Bays and others, the Porters managed to post a fair record. This year the graduating Seniors are Bob Chute (All-League) and Bruce Blasko. Bob’s rebounding ability and hustle on the court, along with Bruce’s aggressive defensive playing will be sadly missed next year. However, with Junior Mike Krzeminski directing the defensive attack and Bill Fuccillo clearing the boards, next year should be a good one for the Porters. Returning also are Jerry Davis, a fast moving guard, Pat Kelly with his great out- side shooting ability, and John Corwin to round out the offense. With Coaches Manwaring and Breese working these players hard next year, the Porters will be a team to be reckoned with in the 1973-74 season. All League Bob 68 Cross Country Kneeling: W. Tillinghast, N. Wetmore, T. Klipp, K. Meklenburg, W. Csajko. Standing: Mr. Wells, D. Cook, M. Ficuril- li, G. Rhinow, B. Blasko, P. Kelly. W. Kraw. After winning the League Six championship in 1971, and with four of our five top runners back, hopes were high for another title. The Porters came close, ending the season with a fine 8-3 overall record. Two one point losses to Pierson and Mattituck cost us the champion- ship. Key injuries to Pat Kelly and Bill Kraw were too much of a handicap to overcome. On the bright side was the running of Greg Rhinow. Greg, who was undefeated in the nine regular season meets, set new course records on five separate occa- sions. The members of the team who comprised the first five besides Rhinow, Kraw, and Kelly were Mike Ficu- rilli and Bruce Blasko. Track 1st Row P Kelly J. Whitecavage, T. Yates, W. Wright, R. Schroeder, H. Egert, W. Kraw, W. Tillinghast, M. Krzemrn- ski 2nd Row: D. Wiggins, K. Miller, T. Hickey, M. Heaney, M. Wiggins, D. Cook, W. Csajko, W. King, R. Mills R. Chute. 3rd Row: H. Checklick, J. Terry, L. Giovanelli, J. Heaney, C. Monsell, C. Volinski, D. Ruroede, B. Pell, L. Zeh- ner, P. Frumenti, G. Burke, Coach Connolly. With the loss of only one senior last year, the 1973 track team should be well on its way to a championship season. The GHS Cindermen have entered a newly formed League Six track competition. A strong senior contingent led by Bob Chute, Tom Yates, Bill Kraw, Tom Hickey, Bill Csajko, Mike Wiggin, and Dave Cook will lead a well-balanced group of underclassmen. Along with the boys, many girls have also shown promise. Through the leadership of Coach Connolly, and the enthusiasm of the team, there is great hope for a victo- rious year. Varsity Baseball Kneeling: H. Burden, K. Meklenburg, W. Richter, T. Klipp, J. Geier, M. Van Wyck, P. Carey. Standing: Coach Wells, S. Damiani, J. Rogers, P. Mueller, S. Skrezec, D. Gamer, G. Rhinow, B. Blasko, J. Hartman. After winning the League Six championship in 1971, and losing many of its veteran players, the outlook for 1972 was dim. The team did get off to a poor start, losing six straight games, but then righted itself to win nine of its last eleven games to finish in third place with a record of nine wins and eight losses. The prospects for 1973 appear brighter because some of the play- ers who sparked the surge last year are back. The boys who picked up the pitching staff last year were lefty Greg Rhinow and righty Jeff Rogers. Rhinow won four games last year while Rogers won two. Also picking up the team were Jeff Geier, a freshman, who came up from the jayvees to take over and do an excellent job as short- stop. Another jayvee, Jessie Hartman, did a good job catching and had a hot bat. Steve Damiani, a returning veteran, is expected to take over center field position and bat third in the order. Bruce Blasko and Kip Skrezec are expected to handle infield duties. If the pitching is as good as expected, and the infield shapes up, the Porters could be in the title fight this year. 72 Golf 1st Row: T. Anderson, J. Clark, T. Van Popering, T. Tyrer. 2nd Row: Mr. Burlingame, J. Richter, M. Van Tuyl, C. Cor- win, R. McGinnis, M. Thornhill. This year’s golf team shows lots of promise. The six starters will all be underclassmen. Returning starters from last year are Bill Fuccillo, Mark Van Tuyl, Jamie Richter, and Carl Corwin. The other two positions will be fought for by Gary Fuccillo, Mike Thornhill, Dan Archer, Jamie Clark, Tom Van Popering, Tim Tyrer, Bill Coulter, and Ted Anderson. Bill Fuccillo, last year’s league champion and N.Y. State qualifier, will head up the team, challenged closely by Mark Van Tuyl. Greenport will be fighting for the league championship, contested mainly by Bellport and Sayville. The fine coaching of Mr. Burlingame, the hard working boys, and a few putts dropping at the right time should give Green- port a successful season. Wrestling 1st Row: N. Stilley, J. Busso, T. Tyrer, J. Whitecavage, T. Reeves, R. Soto, J. Mims, G. Hubbard, T. Van Popering, L. Allen, G, Lek- kas, B. Coulter. 2nd Row: K. Parker, S. Heaney, L. Tuthill, B. Mellas, J. Lellman, M. Cook, J. Lellman, C. Schott, J. Wisowaty, K. Ruthinoski, B. Coulter. 3rd Row: Coach Connolly, A. Dinizio, P. Dinizio, J. Richter, B. King, B. Tillinghast, B. Schroeder, J. Hart- man, B. Richter, D. Vindigni, B. Mills. Absent: K. Meklenburg, W. Bondarchuk, B. Pell. This year our wrestling program expanded to full junior high and junior varsity competition. Next year Greenport will also be represented on a varsity level. A combination of experienced wres- tlers and new talent resulted in a successful record of nine wins and three losses. Matches held in the new gymnasium generated enthusiasm throughout the community. Hundreds of spectators enjoyed G.H.S.’s newest exciting sport. 75 J.V. Baseball Kneeling: J. Getches, F. Hulse, J. Riemer, P. Corazzini, S. Deduck, G. Wallace. Standing: P. Mueller, K. Meklenburg, H. Burden, W. Richter, T. Klipp. J.V. Basketball Center: W. Moore, W. Gaines. Standing: Coach Jacobs, G. Charters, G. Wallace, M. Heaney, M. Tucker, J. Getches, G. Freeman, H. Egert, T. Anderson. Absent: A. Foskey. Jr. High Basketball Kneeling: P. Clark, W. Volberg, M. Volinski, C. Corwin, R. Loeb, T. Santacroce. Standing: A. Harding, J. Hughes, R. Rempe, R. Mims, J. Moore, P. Corazzini, W. Ruroede, D. King, Coach Utz. Jr. High Football 1st Row: M. Jiminez, L. Allen, M. Heaney, J. Busso, G. Lekkas, A. Dinizio, E. Wisowaty, G. Proferes, S. Deduck, P. Corazzini, B. Pell. 2nd Row: R. Mazzaferro, R. Manwaring, P. Clark, R. Rempe, H. Egert, J. Getches, R. Mills, D. Vindigni, T. Heaney, G. Hub- bard, C. Corwin. 3rd Row: J. Peterson, K. Quillin, C. Schott, G. Blasko, J. Lorenzo, J. Hughes, R. Soto, R. Loeb, M. O’Brien, G. Herrmann, W. Ruroede, Coach Utz. Varsity Cheerleaders Bottom: Diane, Darlene, Joan, Daria, Barbara. Top: Gwen, Julie, Melanie J. V. Cheerleaders 80 Bottom: Joan, Donna, Peggy, Ginger, Michelle. Top: Mamie, Diana, Denise. Absent: Cindy. Volleyball 1st Row: J. Norkelun, R. Hartman, N. Coraz- zini, A. Schmid, C. Erickson. 2nd Row: S. Al- len, F. Kujawski, E. Wetmore, D. Reeves, H. Checklick. 3rd Row: M. Kelly, D. Ruroede, D. Bondarchuk, M. Schott, R. Rice. Girls’ Sports Basketball 1st Row: T. Heaney, S. Kruszeski, T. Wil- son, S. Capon, B. Pell. 2nd Row: L. Dinizio, S. Geier, P. Giorgi, D. Johnson, K. Manwar- ing. 3rd Row: C. Solomon, M. Kelly, S. Dam- iani, S. Beckwith, C. Egert, M. Getches. Absent: A. Van Tuyl. Field Hockey 1st Row: C. Rock, T. Heaney, M. Archer, D. Lillis, T. Harvey, N. Huzsek, S. Capon, K. Manwaring, S. Kruszeski, C. Corazzini, P. Bahr. 2nd Row: S. Heaney, S. Mellas, C. Egert, C. Droskoski, G. Leden, J. Yates, A. Van Tuyl, D. Gaffga, L. Dinizio. 3rd Row: Mrs. Utz, T. Cratch, M. Kelly, K. Rouse, D. Johnson, J. Schroeder, M. Bahr, E. Lellman, S. Checklick, S. Allen, P. Giorgi. 82 Reading Center Personnel Mrs. Wilma Volberg Title III Reading Teacher Mrs. Pat Kohl Title I Reading Teacher Mr. James Burke Reading Center Director The Reading Center, a federally fund- ed operation, began working this year with grades three through six. As of fall 1973, it hopes to extend its operation throughout the junior and senior high school levels. Working with both the advantaged as well as the disadvan- taged child, its main objective is to meet his individual needs. The Center itself serves as a repository for many new materials and ideas. These ideas are evaluated and passed on to the teachers. With the latest equipment and en- thusiastic participants, the G.H.S. Reading Center should prove to be a great success. Mrs. Joan Rogers Mrs. Winifred Long District Reading Coordinator Mrs. Deborah Krepp School-Home Coordinator 83 Friar Vince. And have you been a good boy? The Great Escape. 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N. 11971 Best Wishes The Coronet Restaurant Greenport New York 110 SAFE SAILING TO THE CLASS OF 73 WINDWARD SAILING 8 Front Street Greenport Front Street MARGE’S BEAUTY SALON Joyce Hulse Proprietor Greenport dven, S a uU Greenport EAST END SUPPLY CO., INC. 203 Front Street Greenport, N.Y. 11944 DISTRIBUTORS FOR B altimore Copper Paint Company E ez-ln Marine Products S en Dure Heat Exchangers T aylor Products W ilcox Crittenden I TT Jabsco Pumps S tyle Crafters Lifesaving Equipment H y Style Rails and Fittings E vercoat Fibreglass Resins S chramm De-Icing Systems in Best Wishes America’s Largest S Family Clothing Chain ROBERT HALL CLOTHES Riverhead, N.Y. Compliments of J.B. LIQUOR STORE 122 South Street Greenport, N.Y. S UN RISE C OA CH LINES ‘For fast and dependable service at low rates” Greenport, N.Y. 112 Compliments of OLDSMOBILE VOLINS KI OLDS. INC. TRAVELERSTREET SOUTHOLD Benjamin Volinski President CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1973 from ROBERT T. COOPER INC. Best Wishes RODERICK VAN TUYL PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION (formerly Van Tuyl Son) 113 114 Wallace Furniture Southold Havil Jewelers Riverhead, N.Y. Acard Jewelers Cantin Fabrics Main Street, Riverhead Main Street, Riverhead Congratulations to the Class of ’73 From Claudio's Restaurant FORALLTHE BANKING HELP YOU NEEDr ASK YOUR SECURITY HONEY MAN. Security National Bank® MfMBfRftX BLANCHES IHBOUGMOUHONO ISLAND MAIN OFFICE HUNTINGTON. N Y ' 115 BEST WISHES FROM BILL MARIAN PELL GREEN PORT LUMBER CO. (DIVISION OF GEORGE L. PENNY, INC.) MAIN ROAD GREENPORT, N.Y. 11944 116 NORTH FORK SANITATION Rubbish Removal ROY A. SCHELIN P.O. Box 533 765-2868 Southold, N.Y. 11971 Compliments of W. H. O) LIEBLEIN Brown’s f ) Cabins 1Ni— 2; Lorraine Roy Brown We t ie C ass of 1973 Fishing Station hope that you Southold patronize the people who made our yearbook possible. 117 PEACE WITH HONOR CEASE FIRE JANUARY 27, 1973 54 YEARS OF ACTION THE AMERICAN LEGION 185 BURTON POTTER POST 185 CARLOS DE JESUS COMMANDER BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVE STEVE DAMIANI LEGION MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MICHAEL RICHTER 1972 BURTON POTTER AUXILIARY MARGARET PRITCHARD, PRES. THE BURTON POTTER POST 185 HAS GIVEN FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE CHILDREN OF SOUTHOLD TOWN 118 SOUTH OLD SA VINGS BANK BEST WISHES FROM . . . A Full Service Bank to serve your wide variety of banking needs. • Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal Savings Accounts — Interest Compounded Daily • Regular and Special Checking Accounts • Auto and Boat Loans • Personal and Commercial Loans • Mortgage Loans • Home Improvement Loans • Safe Deposit Boxes • Drive-in Window • Complete Trust Services • Christmas and Vacation Clubs % NORTH ll ••• BANK fi FORK Ck TRUST CO.— MATTITUCK Fn SDUTHDLD CUTCHOGUE Mf GREENPDRT SHELTER ISLAND EAST MORICHES JAMESPORT 120 MEMBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 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 kid- ney for your cat. Happiness is making our bag your bag Compliments of I.G.A. 121 Compliments of NURSING HOME Frank J. Salamone Administrator We are the dreamers of dreams, Wandering by lone sea breakers ... BOOSTERS Good Luck Mr. Mulhall Darlene Bonnie Mr. Mrs. Joseph Riemer Jr. Chumley Nancy Frank Ig’s Women Bill Pat Mary Beth C. Mr. Mrs. Walter Hanff Mr. Mrs. Rod Van Tuyl Amie Holly Sharon Capon Mr. Mrs. Leo Tillinghast Mike Draw Big Fu’s Italian Army Mr. Mrs. John R. Heaney “Gwen” Fritzie Bambi’s Italian Army Skeet Betty Barnett Mr. Mrs. Burlingame Jeff Leden Nancy Frank Marianne Tyrer Mr. Mrs. William Fuccillo President of F.D.A. Bimbo “D” Kenny Peggy Mr. Mrs. Eric Tyrer Mr. Mrs. George Kohl Ed Wisowaty Doradez Julie Terry The Egert Family Penny Howie Mayham Joanne Chuck Tony Beth Miller Ellen Murdock Anonymous Anonymous Patrick Eileen Cathy Mr. Mrs. Daysman Morris Andrew Marie Cassidy Weedy Rev. Virgil P. Power Mexican Hairless Pamie D. Jean “Brina” Claire Judy Leden Just Us Club Loraine Strohmeyer Melanie Greg “Arthur” Elaine Mike Seagull Big Mac Susan John Monica Boken Don Laura Geoff Julie Teri Laura “73” Bemabrain Lilli Marcellus The Connolly Family Gib Lori Pabbi Billy Patty “Suzy’Q” UTZ DRIVER’S UNITE! UTZ DRIVER’S UNITED! Short Stuff Patty Coveleski Jean, Mary Anne, Ginger Michael Dottie Olga Ludmilla Geraldine Repczynski From the Manwaring Family John, Silvia, A.M., D.M. Park Jim Joan “Bum” “Pumpkin” Barbara Steve Alice Moffitt Michael John Tuminello Greg Bruce Blasko “Captain Bruce” June Webb Jim Dianne Mr. Mrs. Joseph Getches Pachieta Mr. Mrs. James Rogers Mr. Mrs. Fred Gardiner Mr. Mrs. Sheldon H. Brooks Pat Pantelias Bill Kraw Baby Rubin Carol Ann Sledjeski Phaesan Narc Vladmir Nuchenko Sven Veden Vaden Gilda Walters BOOSTERS Mariana DeJesus Mrs. Carol Mitchener Mrs. Linwood J. Webb Denis, Janice, Christina Bubb Geoffrey Julie Opie Seagull Gus Hall Larry the Mustache Mr. Mrs. George Arnold From A Friend Kay Vivian Pugsley Good Luck! Blanche BA2 Mr. Mrs. Robert Kalin Ann Stakey Maureen Tucker Dave Janet Demarest Mr. Mrs. V. Jacobs Bob Wiltse Thurber Mr. Mrs. R. Riemer Mr. Mrs. Fitzpatrick Siolo, Plato, Zippo, Gleepo Mrs. Volberg Mr. Mrs. J. Bolger Mr. Mrs. R. O’Brien Remp Lori Woppo! Marfa Mr. McEvoy Mr. Fischer Edna Quatroche Debbie, Terri Tom Joan Mazzaferro Ray Mazzaferro Sophie Mazzaferro Billy Wysocki Papa Joe Stash Mr. Lillis Mr. Mrs. Pat Finno Mr. Mrs. Bill Strasser Mr. Mrs. Jessie Hartman Anne Schmid Mr. Mrs. John Berryman Gary Charters Laurie 125 !■■■■■! iiiiiiiiii ------'irsictaiiift; N -rfkrfE IBUllMtl Family Page Mr. Mrs. Albert A. Abersmith Mr. Mrs. Walter Atkinson Mr. Mrs. James L. Barrett Mr. Mrs. Carl H. Blasko Sr. Mr. Mrs. Custodio Brandi Mrs. Thelma Home Mr. Mrs. Roy Brown Mr. Mrs. Raymond Chute Mr. Mrs. Daniel S. Clark Mr. Mrs. Truman Cook Mr. Mrs. Anthony Corazzini Mr. Mrs. Frank Csajko Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Damiani Mr. Mrs. Benigno Dejesus Mr. Mrs. Carlos DeJesus Mr. Mrs. Robert Demarest Mr. Mrs. John S. Doroski Mr. Mrs. Robert Dunkirk Mrs. Philomena Dunn Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Ficurilli Mr. Mrs. Carl King Mr. Mrs. Vancoplen Foskey Mr. Mrs. George Glew Mr. Mrs. Willie Haynes Mr. Mrs. Andrew Huzsek Mrs. Mary Heaney Mr. Mrs. Edward Helinski Mr. Mrs. John Hickey Mr. Mrs. Alton T. Klipp Mrs. William Kraw Mr. Mrs. Charles M. Leden Mr. Mrs. Louis Loeb Mr. Mrs. John Macomber Sr. Mr. Mrs. Charles Malinauskas Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mazzaferro Mr. Mrs. James Mellas Mr. Mrs. William M. Moffitt Mrs. Neadine Moniquie Mr. Mrs. William O’Brien Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Parker Jr. Mr. Mrs. Markos Pantelias Mr. Mrs. Hector Pemberton Mr. Mrs. Arthur Pollock Mr. Mrs. Vincent Quatroche Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Raab Mr. Mrs. Francis Rhinow Mr. Mrs. Joseph G. Riemer Jr. Mr. Mrs. Donald Ritter Mrs. Jean Robinson Mr. Mrs. James Rogers Mr. Mrs. William B. Hocking Mr. Mrs. Louis Schmidtchen Mrs. Deborah M. Scott Mr. Mrs. Ance Shelby Mr. Mrs. Jonathan Shelby Mr. Mrs. Karl Sledjeski Mr. Mrs. William Terry Mr. Mrs. Daniel L. Tucker Sr. Mr. Mrs. Conrad Volinski Mr. Mrs. Henry Volinski Mr. Mrs. Ellsworth R. Walden Mr. Mrs. Frank Toledo Mr. Mrs. Linwood S. Webb Mr. Mrs. Merlon E. Wiggin Mr. Mrs. William Wiggins Mr. Mrs. Francis Wippert Mr. Mrs. William Wysocki Jr. Mr. Mrs. Roosevelt Yates Mr. Mrs. J.D. Young Mr. Roland Young 130 Our Special Thanks to Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mazzaferro for providing our staff with room and board for seven long months. Mr. George Gildersleeve for his never-ending assistance, understanding and patience. Mr. John Vail of Vail’s Studio for helping us out when we were in a spot. The Long Island Traveler and the Suffolk Times for supplying us with a few needed photographs. Our Faculty for their patience and co-operation during our photography sessions. Our Yearbook Staff for devoting their time and energy and making our work more bearable. We raise our voices to olj Greer ort, Our Alma Mater triedpand ti ughts of happy years together, Fofjyer we'll rejhembej yqu. «HI mk i A r WW 1A ■ ) i 41 (Mr colors, gold and purple, fl v ; W On high for all the world to sec d cheer for dear oil Greenpo] Lead on to Victory! Z sh ‘C - - jirMR ' ' -• sa.w-%.: r i M MTI - A V aa itiaS. SSB3—wu .A - ■; £, : : - r 75W- - - v u • t ’' -- 3wy , L, . - .' •-' ., I ., . .■ . .-'. t - fc-vr'-4 'rW, .- ,!_A. £ ! 31 « XftW H4HP ■■Ml i sxcL sajr - . . ,r U� ,p a.y y .� n •' , .1 € � .� -|1ir . - • ' ■Jft � ?“! .: y-n . r _ . -.. -i • • , fc - - k L, '”■“ ■ «.A,. - r«. ST - - f ,) .'� «- • • !� Bi� f 3fiR! we?' - _ '•isss -. . 'SutJ , ; W • 3Lir r 11 . •• 2 _ •'•■ - A -'• jpfc v'' Imar NT ’ 4??' � £% -A. W V | . ■ � • ' • ■ Y. —. j„ __ TMk -s£2 gfc � . J3-