Hewlett High School - Patches Yearbook (Hewlett, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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I 2 r 1 1 V, limi: X , 1 il 59 1 Q tu X ll l'- l ll if ll l ly, 1 .lil V , ' '1 1 I I l ! 3 3 F 4 l I f 5 l FOREWORD Ancxent Greece has left a great legacy to clvlllzatlon, for ln the Hellenic society great genlus produced great ldeas Majestic Greek arclutecture remams as a monument to thc excellence of Greek philosophy, drama, and athletics Even our Amerlcan demomratu heritage traces lts orlgm to the anclent Greeks The youth of today can profit by the ex turles ago We can strlve to make our llfe times lnto another Golden Age ' lLdllC3ll0H and learnlng provide the means by wlnch this H0llI'lSlllIlg of clvlllzatlon can he achieved Hewlett Hugh School has trled to lnstlll ln us the ldeals of the ancient Greeks for ll has strlven to create ln American youth the perfectlon of mlnd and body on which Greek ClVlllZ3Il0ll was hullt Patches 1960 attempts to show a relation slnp between two wldely separated eras, ancient Greece and the twentleth century We hope ln some small way to pomt the way towards the fulfillment of tlns new golden age THE EDITORS Message From Mount l mpus ample set by the Creelc civilization, of Recorders of the Hewlett Epic Junlor Observers C0'Fdlt0l'S ln Clllef lu l'dlt0r In fhlef I-II Il Nlllxr-r J att Xl ln Ntern NPFIIUI' Nertlon ru N fm ar ld!! 1 run x Im f x N fY I 1rl:.111 lI.1nr.m1ur,1 N hul Nc-I n flub 501 tion x I lllllillll Pdf! r Xu layout and Photogrdphv u x NCIIPIKIIYY hztnr w Xrthur fr enfllm r fan fre nheld Ntewn Ht mrk X me N ll el frf ltne Sutton II in mm Ho ml: x 1s51stn11lfd1!fr Nanm hrmhelrn ml I Hou Sport xc xv 1 11 l 1 ner! Ntfdt Gnrls Sports Q ln Vwalln F for IN B ttw fo ter Art Staff Balulle Run r F liar mem w nm nm n Km rm Hnmtln N lmartz ,lumor Oh erw-rs In H nm PHY ll IYI I' 'Nlatunc Sprmper ul Ill 1 ro 1 In the beglnnmg the yearbook was wlthout form and W0ld, and darkness hovered over lts empty pages 2 And Mrs Marmor sand, Let there be a yearbook, and let the yearbook be called Patches 1960 3 And Ellen and Alan were chosen as edltors, and there were gathered up from the corners of the class a Patches staff Patches 4 And thought brought forth a theme, and the theme was ancient Greece 5 And Jeffrey and the semor sec tlon created a wrlteup for each mem ber of the class 6 And Betty and her staff assembled thelr sectlon as a tribute to the clubs of our school ' 1 . Y I I . ' o sl 5 . ' 'x a e 'W at ,, ' . - so , . . , . ' 0 I as . O -f QQ......---- . ,,.......' 1 ug --W 4 ., -a B . Q ,,.,, , , s ' 1 ' . ,Y I . I A V 1 . v O 4 I 0 O . . . GCHCSIS 7 And Sue and Steve moulded the athletlc triumphs of the year into a sports seetlon ar 8 And Sue and her staff worked to gather candlds and to glve form to a creative section lr W' 9 And Babette and her staff graced the pages of Patches wlth Creek art work 'S L 10 And Judy Mrs Abelson and the layout committee had the events of the year recorded on film, and plece by plece the book began to take shape ,Q ll And at last the work was done and the yearbook was rushed fran tlcally to our prmter 12 And lt was September and ll was June and Patches 1960 was finished and the seniors looked at all that they had created and they saw that lt was good . cr X l , ' ..g . .,,. 'f f Offf S ' Y . ,T o K , n v, Q 9 ll v . U . .1 , gy r- K xr l .fl l Y 4 A l L . . , X . Ai . vi, x X - A ,. -'Z Q ' ' . 4 ' s , . lxldlllgifl Ixy Sloan ASblbl8.Ill Nldnagel Lnnld Kaplan Junlor Ulm user Jane llxr hlerfer l onnse All rhu er bandy Axelrod Vtennly linger lhrlvara Hedlne Sn an Bender 4 me Bentley litllt Berman l'l1L1lmetl1 Bloom lna Hrodw Pun f.,0lllI1s 'Nancy fooyer lnnla llmorcw lnrls Evlxlmrnli Sheila l'ellrer Xlrlu l're1ll'lelm Nhnx I roqulnto Sue C lazer x Folll If .1 K 'x llun lxldll0Il Kagan l llllll lx IIIIFONII7 l egg l eu 4rm Q 1 Xnn Nlorrls r ln l nrlmu llnl l ortl Nu an l or! low Advertising and Business Staff of Patches lu Sloan llu IC Staff Manager Susan lmanm Arlurtl 1n Staff Wana er l'llen HOLIY1 lin lmrrl Rogoff lwne Ro enllerg 'Nladmlx Ro s ffnol Salmon olln I nrol Qc-lmenfelml 'N mu Sf hwartzln llc Sens l lmla qnnencln line Qnwler lin llxrrl Ntamllle Nu m Stemlmerg. glue Stun lxss l Il fxlla NIP n llaxlnara lrlpoflo Norma KX olfln rg I Sn an Baum Manager leli' Cohen A sl tant 'Vlana louise Alt Clluler lowe Cohen lull! Eflxllarrlt qllexla lrellmer l' llen Freldlellx Bull Cogel Rochelle Could lon Cro s l lnda fross l llen Hdllmrewh Xlarlon K1 an Stella l ew Xrdnh lem: l orna l olrart Knds R.1cku-rn lllen Ro ln 'Klan ma Sam lx llelcm Sdil l lncla Q1 lmefllter 'N un x gf lmartzlmergz la Qin n lan: Snnlsr lnnf- Qplrer r frllx St Inn onllan Barbara l up odo liarlmara VK alflm rn Q . sir ss .l C so ' f '- 'S' 2 -7 ' A 2 ' A ' ' ff Buslness Staff dvertlslng ta . 1 , .7 ,. K L' 3: . A ff . s' l .sfs . g ' . . , s, -V ' Q . I' , .fs ' I , 'Q 'Y A SA 1 A' 'l' . 1 ' I ' Lg: 1' 5- ' r ' ' l ' 4. lon - , , ' 'I ' k L 5, 4 7 . Carol Clivkrnan ll lf'nf Sail 'Nlaclrly Ross .luclj f s -in 31 ' r J ' .' -'s l,ind' Lrnss - i - 1 ' W1 ' ' 2 .lo Irllll Inn llff ' -D lin H - ' ' ,' 4 li 1 . lin: n- sky v , ,, I I, ' - L i A . A , L' 1. . ,-'xn l la l. 'w'sson -i S1 5 . ' ' , f ' - ' - 1.913 Vis 1 fern Klaus. '- tter Lf' :mf .' -' liz ' l loy .' ' ' H ' f s ' r j - i ' i Fwy Vw Q fdffim 25439 G 5 if N WKKXXU X lf! may Y X Q O fi D Q fx Vw Q D N xy W Q ' A' fi 0 Six-x WN S ,VKX N4 N K 717 fix, 1 ' L' if Q L 5 L9 Yi X' 1 KRW MT? f H 7 by K J NK R7 Vfj I M, ff- dmlmstratlon MICHAEL SANTOPOLO Superintendent JOSEPH R REMO RALPH SOUTHARD Admmlstratlve Asslstant Attendance SAMUEL COHEN MARY T HEATON Admlmstratlve Asslstant Admlmsgauve Asslstam Curnculum usmess fix N Q5 STANLEY R ALLEN Prlnclpal IRVING SCHWARTZ FTHH DUBOIS Asslstant PI'll'lClp8l C llld-1111 P ALLAN CRUICKSHANK Guldance MARGARET FOSBERRX ANNE 'Vi WILLAUER Guldance Gmdance lf' WILLIAM MORRISON EDWARD HASCALL Guidance Culdance Q- A Q 5 yuh.. I .4 Q LJ ri 4 'Q 'zz Gu V A ,, -J .lg The English Department The English Department of Hewlett High is composed of friends of Macbeth. lieowulf, and Windwagon Smith. Despite the few members who have joined a Roman conspiracy, this department is quite idealistic. It has high motives and aims, such as 100W correct spelling of onomatopoeia. The favorite words of some of the members are Conclusi0n?,', authoris purpose, and iambic pentamvter. It has been whispered around Hewlett that these teachers have caused dull-eyed students to wander aim- lessly down the hallowed halls muttering such disjointed phrases as . . . in the course of human events . . . , . . . creeps in this petty pacei' or 'T . . and miles to go before I sleep .... ISABEL GLOMB JOHN HIGGINS HELEN KLIEGL IRMA MARMOR ANNA METZLER ex QK t ,ij ,, f-'ff' JAMES DeLUKE RUTH NELSON I IX I JUDITH SCHNEE FRANCES WHITE GLADYS BALDWIN ANNA ZAVATT The Hlstory Department The History Department of Hewlett H1 h IS composed of frlends of Charle magne Schlesmger Jr and the Marblehead Boys The members of the department are devoted storytellers actors and actressns ss ho over the course of a year become mxxed up 1n such adventures as the X Y Z alTa1r the constltutlonal conventlon and the Star Mall Route Scandal Thelr fax orlte phrase ls Be SPECIFIC and they have a deep seated prlde ln thelr aptxtude for decndln the mootness of a question ThlS department IS also proud of nts reputatlon as the longest wmdcd department 1n the school LEON HELLLRMAN EVERSON KINN ELSIE LEIVENT .IOSEPHINE NADLER WILLIAM PALMER -a-I' 1 'S' f,o ' 1,1 We! .f-4' 'K 'Gt' x 1' HUGH GREY MARIF UWDFRHILL -'Xe .gf MARTHA BROWER RUTH WHITE The Mathematles Department The Math Department of Hewlett Hrgh IS composed of frlends of Euclld Pythagoreas and the two boys A and B The members cf thls department mstruct ladles gentlemen and others who may be found doodlmg cubes pyramlds and dodecahedrons 1n therr spare time The teachers find great beauty ln carefully plotted graphs neat legends and charts There IS l1ttle doubt that one of these days one of the brrlllant members of thls department w1ll drscover a flaw rn an anclent formula or axlom On the whole thls analytlcal department alms to frustrate wlth B10123 frustums or create an lnterest 1n mterest ANN GREENFIELD DOUGLAS HEAGLE JOSEPH IOERG MIRIAM KELLER HELEN SCHNEIDER -arf '17 RICHARD CASCARDI 14 if Yfa JOSEPH ZUCKER The Selenee Department The SCICHCC Department of Hewlett H1 h 1 compoeed of fr1ends of Louxe Pasteur Charles Boyle and cobra snakes Eacer and Intent thu practlcal department lb happy whether 1t lb m1x1no a brew or dramn a d1a ram Ita unquenchable l.lllI'QI for knowledce never eeaaes exen lf the plant MllllOllf unl1 ht Crowe or the Bunsen burner refu es to ll ht or the Illlllllg fork my terlou lx dwappear It hae been Qald that the members of thls department re hllllll to do juat about anythln to demon atrate an experxment to the alert llttle NCICIIUQI of the future HYMAN COHEN DAVID HUDIS ANTHONY JACOBELLI DONALD KERWIN IRVING MacDONALD .AL l 1-'N 'vw saw' QV 121 is-df, GEORGE BOYD SAMUEL ROSENFELD 15 The Foreign Language Department The Foreign Language Department of Hewlett High is composed of friends of Aeneas Le Roi Soleil and El Cid y Babieca This department has the distinction of being the only one with a disdain for the English language whether spoken in or out of turn Many of the classes are conducted like seances The teacher acting like the medium uses her weird supernatural powers to bring back the dead whether it be a language or Jeanne d Arc brulee a Rouen The members of this department are usually seen sitting back to enjoy the little chats and intonation of the students EULA KIELTY ROBERT LUSENA JEROME MIRSKY ANNE PHILLIPS LUCILLE POSTER off' 'N' 12 ,ff ,,,,.v ,-I' -ce-v ff ws-ui ALICE HOLTKAMP .kdm BARBARA STEINFELD ggboafl fitkztenca WNW '4 -pw Cai! xx 16 THAD SELA The Physleal Edueatlon Department The Physxcal Educatlon Department or Hcwlett Hngh rs composed of fnends of Charles Atlas Wxlt Chamberlam and Sheena Th1s courageous department under takes the dlllicult task of orgamzmg class s of at least nmety students and twnce that many whlte sneakers It IS the orlglnator of the clever tongue twlster Keep locks on locked lockers and lock the lockers 1100 tlmesl With a gemus for devls mg ball games th1s department can thmk up dlfferent ones to he played ln mud snow lce ra1n and even sun Hewlet studelts bear One and two and three and our wlth a grm for they luke stllf muscles ETHEL SAUNDERS DANIEL McSWEENEY RUTH ALTMAN WILLIAM MUNCH ' Q17 Q Q J O I 9 9 - ' . . . 3 . . . . . . . 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'lull M ' , ' I BENJAMIN SUCHOFF KNIHONY FPRRARA ROBERT BARTLETT fan-:xr 5 Speelalt Department Thls department of Ceor e W Hewlett Hlgh School IS composed of frlends of Beethoven Yau Gooh and proper marcm spacln Among other thm s th1s depart ment has mvented a plan for mdoor drum Perhaps IIS greatest vlrtue IS 1ts extreme patlence wh1ch rs found ln the teachers dlrectlon of smgmg 1n chorus playmg muslc sawmg hammerm drawlno perspectlve and maklng Uturns The martyrs of thls department have many pet explesslons lIlCll1dlIlD Eyes off keys' DORIS HART Musxc Industrial Art lndustnal Arts 336' 'lr' at' 'S Jil? aff' JAMES CMAYLO CLAIRE DERSCH Driver Fducatlon Commercial ,t,...v 9 HAROLD HALL SYLVIA FISHER Q Q Drlver Education Commerclal , Speclalty Department The tno most famon expre l0llQ added by thls department are Books off the table befort swnm studs hall sheet and Dont forvet the moue screen The department hellexe firmlt 111 the dlllfllil IIINCI l1nOf of students mto readme' fa ter a11d mth more accuracx It ha a fo11d11e for exqtn lte pa trw opaque pro jector and Amerlcan chee e and te etahle andmche Ylanx a tudent has found to her rellef that the nur e office 1 onlx 1 jump from the sprmffboard or a llmps distance from the hockey firld Ally hlrd mth a broken sung or boy ln need of a sesslnv Ie son can find refuffe there ESTELLE ABELSON LUCILLE VanDerMEID RUTH KLEIN LOUISE GARAY MERRILL POWERS Llbrarxan Llbrarlan Reading Home Economlcs Vlsual Aids , QW 19 JENNIE COMSTOCK Nurse '73-'G 'V -ali vi I i ' ,fr ig' aff' Xu-J' Q K HELEN VanDerVOLCEN Cafetena Manager and D1et1c1an O . . . ,.' 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T ' ' ' 1. f ' - ' ' 5 ' E 1 I 2 V 1 ,f r s - L, Secretarlal Staff The secretarlal department of Georve W Hewlett Htgh School 15 composed of loyal frlends of Hewlett Hugh School students The secretarres have personal lI'lSlgl'1t 1nto the llves of all the students tamed from typlng transcrlpts, recommendatlons, and other types of reports Desplte llS knowledge rnto every secret whlspered by the faculty, the students, or the admxmstratron thls omnxscrent department remalns qurte modest The secretarres are usually found answermg telephones or askmg gently Excuse for lateness and have great pr1de rn thelr fine collectlon of lost books QC S. 'O' Xxx O- SFCRFTARIFS tFrnm Left to Rnghtl RLTH PAPA SHIRLFY FREY REGINA GIL BERI' FIORI- Nfl- LONIBS ALILE LIP BERMAN JUDY DELTSCH AG NES VOEHL I D ' I . . U. 7. . . , . ,. ,, . . . . m y 1 ' - - vc: . , 0 V - Q Q .F My A 3. , Q' rl xy v , . .z,. , .. . .L,' l ,, - ff? Xyj QN X ZH QQ f L? 5 WJ J k ff wa JANET AHNER s ,lan has had a finger m many p1es reporter and news edrtor of the Bulletm sports Gold Key Treas of Leaders Club Patches actress m Jr Play Honor SOCIEIY Seruce Workshop I R C H1 Y Y outh Fellowshxp delegate to Co lumbta SChOldStlC Press Confer ence hostel trlp across U S Likes barttone uke spoon men Dlslthes lJI'0CCOll champagne muslc jelly fi h Coal to own a red MG wtth a radlo JOAN AlPER'l' .loam ts an and sports enthusiast she partlclpated ln all Honor Team Sports she was one of the flrst to wln a Gold Key member of Confnrmatlon Class and Htf lots of pep and Splflt Lzkes sports dogs excrtement Dtsltkes exams egotlsts Goal to be tt Phys Ed teacher LOUISE ALTSCHULER Lou was a member of the World Cttlzens Club sue also served on the Adyertlsm staff of Patches and the Bulletin as well as the Clrculatlon staff of the Bulletzn a member of Good 'Vetghhor BBG and an actne parttclpant 1n glrls sports Llhes roller coasters alrplanes stock car races DISIIIYCS asparagus blrds Coal to be a physical therapl t GRACE APPELMANN Flve feet of heayen and a pony tax muslc lox er p ay xtolm and ptano Clrculatxon staff of the Bullerzn Patches and partlclpant 1n glrls sports hockey xolleyball ha ketball and softball Gold Key wlnner a terrific dryer rn trammg for 1964 Olympxc Ltkes water sports long hatr athlettc boys Dzslzkes green wasting time makeup Goal to be an Oly'lTlplC cham pton 22 'Ps- 'ig-th.. 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'Uh N 'QF 1 jf'- -sg. ful' PATRICIA ARCIERE Patty a welcome trans fer from Lawrence Hugh School where she was a member of the hand and partxclpated IH volley ball and badmmton Secy of her Confratermty muslc enthusxast and a yersatlle musl clan plays plano organ ac cordlon and clarlnet Lzkes muslc swlmmmg pxzza Dtslzkes mathematlcs scxence homework Goal to be a muslc mayor SANDRA AXELROD Sandy another muslc lover Vtce Presldent of Teen Age Foundatton Clrculatlon staff of the Bulletm Ctrculatlon staff of Patches Seruce Workshop Home Economlcs C ub twlrlrng g1r s sports Tlcket Commlttee for the ,lumor play Ltkes classlcal muslc plzza stuffed ammals Dzsltkes grouchy people early rlsmg brown Goal to be a happnly marrled teacher PERRY IALAGUR Has done a llttle of everythmg Sclence Club World In Review Club head of the llgllllflg for the Jumor play Perry was an actxve member of the Audlo Vlsual Squad for two years a real sports car ad :ct Likes shrlmps Maxs pickled herrmg 300 SL sports cars Dzslzkes forelgn languages plas ter casts younger SISICTS Goal to mayor elther ln law or engmeermg Jlll. IARIER A real aesthete Jxll ts interested m both mustc and art member of the Seruce Workshop and Advanced Btology Club a partlcxpant gurls sports Treasurer of the Art Club Jlll ms also an athlete and enjoys all sports especlally tenms and horseback Yldlflg Lzhes horses the Holm reun tons Dzslzltes wlnte llpstrck runnme around the hockey fleld Goal to be a medlcal lllustrator WENDY IASSER Still counting the davs till camp? member of the Nlusic C ub Advanced Science Club Spanish Club Advanced Biology Club Advertising and Business staff of Patches Bulletin Circulation staff play Ticket Committee glr S sports Likes Mr De Luke olive green shirts Dtslzkes winter Hugh Downs thick hair Goal to be a camp director SUSAN IAUM Susies a regular committee gal who gets a big kick out of com munity service WI R C News and Feature staffs of the Bulletin Business staff of Patches Advertising 'Klan ager of Patches Rec Hall Council Ticket Committee for both plays B B G President of ,Iumor Hadassah Lzkes golf lipstick tights sneakers Dislikes snakes egg salad sand wiches poetry Foal to teach STEPHEN BAYER Shentvvahl lremtow is Steve motto v popu ar rlass member lreshman flas Prexv Sports fllll0l of l atrlle '1 it l'l1l s suite p 'neil ll ind Xar ity basket ia uk X it ltv flub Stu founf ll Boo ten nicm 1 vi Q t finmu ive 1 ufcee X Fl 1 Y 1 ts sin In tl ll0WPl' mount nn tlnnlnng. l'rrol Car ner Dlslzles faiol Heed pea soup 1 ite-ps foul to be 1 vvealtliv empoyee of Lncle Sam KENNETH lllll Kenny . . . gentlemen prefer blonds . . . played baseball and basketball in his Freshman and Sophomore years . . . talented guitar player . . . Kennys inter- est include fishing water-skiing and sports . . . a future lab technician? Likes: Corvettes money clothes. Dislikes: flavored candy shaving every moming. Coal: to own a Corvette. i' 2 ,fit alla fi C Q 'Dx P N51-Q, 46 ' I 1 'Q-3' nf -.1-4' -J Y 2 fv- . ,Q WENDIE IERMAN A superb pianist loves music -especially cool Jazz played in Hewlett High School Trio member f World In Review C ub can be seen driving round town in her beloved green Plymouth stick shift Lzkes swimming good risque Jokes pickles Dislikes pessimlsm worms high heels Goal to make people happy DAVID IERNSTEIN Bernie has one of the friend ller personalitles in the class interests are sports and cars member of the Basketball Team Boosters played Intra mural Basketball served on the Ticket Committee for the Junior play Lzkes girls basketball games drtvem movies monkeys Dislikes red baked potatoes cold weather Coal to hit the daily double ELLEN IERNSTEIN A llttle bundle of pep and energy .l V and Varsity cheerleader President of French Club French Contest Secy of International Forum Jr play Ticket Committee athletic too loves all sports especially horseback riding a bouncy vivacious spirited gal L1 es 51 MC s pass slps swimming in clothes Dzslzkes sideburns cheerleaders who smoke Coal to work in foreign rela tions IRA IIRNSTIIN lras singing group the Van dykes. IS well-known to all his friends . . . talented songwriter . . . member of the Biology Club in his Sophomore year . . . Spanish Club in his Junior year . . . Ira is active in the Senior League at temple. Likes: shish-ke-bob red vests yachting. Dislikes: cold winters lobster going steady. Coal: to own all the oil wells in Texas. 23 lllllll IIRNBAUM Famous for her winning smile . . . Barbara enjoys swimming and modeling-quite a combina- tion? . . . a member of Drama Workshop l, Spanish Club, Boost- ers, Service League . . . she participated in girls' sports . . . Hi-Y . . . Veep of Junior Hadas- sah. Likes: walking barefoot, lobster, pipes. Dislikes: beatniks, peanut but- ter, waiting. Goal: to be a joumalist. STEVEN IUNDERMAN Bat transferred here from Lin- coln High at the beginning of his Sophomore year . . . derives much pleasure from fishing . . . takes superb photographs . . . participates in a Temple Youth Group outside of school . . . wants to study pharmacy. Likes: detective stories, sweaters, Mad. Dislikes: horror pictures, penicil- lin shots, dog catchers. Goal: to be a successful pharma- cist. ILIZAIETH ILOOM Liz's interests are as diversified as her talents . . . submitted winning composition to the Sun- day News . . . Spanish award . . . library assistant . . . Spanish Club . . . Service Workshop Treas .... 5 Towns Music and Art Foundation executive board. Likes: bulky sweaters, show mu- sic, dirty white shoes. Dislikes: stretched out bobby socks, highjackers, shorts in school. Goal: to be a Nobel Prize win- ner. LINDA IORODKIN Known for her friends, radiant smile, and straight blond bangs . . . .l.V. cheerleader in Sopho- more year and captain in Junior and Senior years . . . Leaders' Club . . . Student Council rep. . . . Gold Key winner . . . sports editor of the Bulletin . . . B.B.C. . . . ticket sales for the Jr. play. Likes: sports, music, people. Dislikes: idle gossip, self-center- ed people. Goal: to be a medical technician. 24 and ROSLYN IIEGSTEIN Roz is the marvel of lst period reading . . . Spanish Club . . . W.I.R.C. and W.C.C .... news reporter for the Bulletin . . . Veep of the Music Club and of Branch B.B.G .... Hi-Fi and Yankee fan . . . athletically co- ordinated? Likes: speed reading. mail call, making oxygen. Dislikes: clean sneakers, way out music, college applications. Coal: to be a fashion coordina- I0l'. ALAN lllllfll Al is real keen on dancing and cars . . . he was a member of the Audio-Visual Squad and the Music Club . . . aided in ad- vertising for Patches . . . mem- ber of the cast of the Junior play . . . his excursions include trips to Washington, Florida and Canada. Likes: golf, cars, classical mu- src. Dislikes: poetry, liquor, modern dance. Coal: to become a successful business man. KAREN IIODER A pert and pretty member of the class of 60 transferred from Erasmus Hall ln her Sophomore year member of the Home Economlcs Club the social charrman of a Brooklyn soronty part1c1pated 1n the Erasmus smg an avld muslc fan member of the House Commlttee for the Sr play Ltkes musrc boys bubble gum Dzslzkes h omewo rk 1tchy clothes Goal to be an elementary school teacher IIVIN IRODUEI Bev came to Hewlett after a year at Lawrence where he played baseball and was a member of the band French Club W C C MUSIC Club Stars Over Broaduay mem ber of U SY contrrbutes to school band w1th hlS sklllfull playmg of strmg bass future accountant Ltkes boatmg stamps bowlmg Dzslzkes dlsorder dlscomfort drscnmrnatmns Coal to find a French book he can read DAVID IIODSKY Dave IS an ardent and able sportsman letters ln basketball football and track member of the Varslty Club represen tatrve to Student Counc1l 1n hrs Sen1or year he IS the proud possessor of a sharp sports car enjoys a good race Likes horses races work Dlsltkes school broken bones, people Goal to make a m1ll1on dollars INA IRODY Oh you re jokmg rs Hutchms of ,lumor play Mrs Partndge ln the Senlor play three year star 1n Stars Over Broadway Spamsh Club Clrculatron and Advertlsrng staffs of Bulletzn and Patches oves dancmg and pamtmg a ham at heart Lzkes Smlllhg faces and happy people Clyde I DlSllk8S brown grease pamt Goal to be a medlcal techm clan l.AURENCE IROWN Where 19 sheo actne mem ber of the 4.111 ll'lf'Ptl Qclence Club flllllllf, l11s l11n1r11 'md gen lor years Boost: r Tlcket mn11tt 4 fm Qt ll Ol 1 member of Hewlett XZA trrx 1 rl 1117 a s orts cal f 1 es 0 llftr bond nrt er parents DIYIIMS phxslcs pnkle van nlla lce cream foal to be rl lawyer MlTCl'llI.l. IIOWN Mrtch IS one of the jovlal mem bers of the class rnterested 1n sports-parucularly golf he was a member of the Fresh man Sc1ence Club Spamsh Club for three years wants to study hberal arts Lzkes gastronomy short books loud sport shirts Dzslzkes long math problems classrcal muslc people Goal to be able to run around the track more than once 25 CHRISTOPHER lRUEl.l Chris . . . Student Council, Hon- or Society, and W.I.R.C. Prexy . . . Treas. and Veep of S.C. . . . National Merit Scholarship H- nalist . . . member of Interna- tional Forum, l.R.C., French Club, and Math Team . . . fea- ture writer for the Bulletin . . . French award Telluride at Cornell NYS Youth Con ference a sure success and a great kid Lvkes living thinking people Dislikes reactionaries corrupt principles Coal to gain knowledge and be a senator GRACE IURKE Grace IS an up and coming scientist Secy of Senior Science Club Secy Veep and Prexy of Photography Club winner of a scholarship from Natl Science Foundation for Cancer Research Rifle Team member of Waldeman Sci ence Club Likes camping mice Dislikes hypocrltes prejudlce, 10th period lab Coal to be a research scientist THOMAS CAl.DER Tommy baseball and Jun lor Varsity football player member of the Dramattcs Club member of the Audlo Visual Squad Treasurer of the Methodist Youth Fellowship loads of fun Likes dogs movies sports cars Disltkes chop suey classical mu sic ballet Goal to do field work ln biology HOWARD CARIJN Hewlett welcomed Howie as a new member of the class of 60 in the beginning of his sen 1or year member of the Bowl ing Team at Hewlett and Long Beach won Long Beach Bowling Toumament Photo graphy Club Long Beach Recreational Center Likes sports chocolate color b ue DlSllk8S people who drive with their brlghts at night Goal to enter the held of medl cme 26 l n 495 ,.r. ilar . , wif 11 , , , p l, x..r 454' If J 7-M 'ill ,ff li w,.,s 1. 1' fx 795 4' 2151 4-A ,s i Vt-V 5,-I IUDITH CARTER .llldy enjoys all-around popu- larity . . . Gold Key winner . . . Circulation and Sports staff of Bulletin . . . Student Council rep. . . . Spanish Club . . . Leaders' Club . . . House Committee chairman of Jr. play . . . Circu- lation stafl' of Patches B B G one of the three muske teers Lzkes music singing in the shower chocolate chip cookies Dzslzkes nothing Goal to be a teacher DESOl.YN CASELIA Hows by you? Desi was an active member in the Home Fc Club participated ln volleyball and badminton very talented as shown in the Senior play interest in show business singing and dancing Llkes Fred Astaire and shake rattle and roll Drslzkes monotones rainy Sat urdays long lunch lmes Goal to be a choreographer NEIL CASTAGNARO Enjoys contributing to his school Veep of the AUd10 Vlsual Squad member of the Photo graphy Club actne in Stars Ozer Broadway plays the organ a hard worker who likes working with children as a counselor Likes classical music art tape sponding Dislikes sports cold weather oral book reports Coal to be a lawyer JEFFREY COHEN Iefl' is a devoted angler Joys stereo H1F1 and the piano Spanish Club and Patches Advertising staff manager of football and basketball teams Mu Sigma Fraternity future includes business administration Likes water sports driving out door llvmg and travel Dislikes applying tape to hairy legs being late to class be cause of crowded halls Goal to be a success in business JOYCE COIIEN K sprrrted member of the tlr of 60 Rec louncll Iluslc Club I res of Spam ll I ur uttlzts BIIQIHG 1 Adyanctd lllology Club entertainment tommrttee for jr and Sr play Weep of floyer BBG won three letter for partlclpatmg ln grrls port a deyoted mu IC fan Illres baron lettuce and tomato on toast wlth Russlan dres rn Dlslllres fatty roast beef rock n roll Goal to be a muslc arran er FRANCES COLLINS l'ran was chalrman of Costume Committee for the Senlor play the secretary type Secy o t1e -Xrl Club la secrzturc de la SOCICIL l'ranca1se cheerful con rncntrous co ed reporter for the Bullttzn true asset to the Semor cla s les Broadway show otl colleges forergn frlmc Dzslzlres messy notebook taps on shoes flngernalls scraped on blackboards Coal to major ln l'rencb FRANCES CONNELLY Fran whered you get those d1mples actne partrclpant rn the Home Economlcs Club a small but splrlted member of the Semor class loyes to rmrtate people Izlres records stuffed ammals cooklng Dislikes history getting up ln the mornmg Goal to be a laboratory ICLIIIII clan ELIZABETH COOPER L1z wlll always hnd a way transfer from Walton Hrgh School ln her ,lumor year French Club Home Econom rcs Club Serylce League partlcrpated m gurls sports Hewlett B B G Gamma H1 Y temple youth group always smllmg Lzkes fratermty partles, R A Y , Boston Dzslzlres tests on Nlondays, krlts, wlnte llpstlck Coal to be a primary school teacher fi 1 ,aw M fn.. as K 'IN Hg-5 if 'L 'TX 5 'QS CA' -Y' fv- 0'- RAYMOND CORDE Gunga tall blond blue eyed athlete co captam of the footblll team Froll JN and Varsity Basketball wrnner of 7 letters-4 m football 2 ln track and 1 ln basketball speclahzed ln field goal an award m German Honor Socxety a modest and well llked Semor Izlres huntln pork chops Dzslzkes poor pizzas hsh hockey Goal to make a field goal -Xu tm Healy LIBIY CRYSTAL Fun to be wlth Llbby was actlye rn WI RC and IR C Leaders Club all gurls sports for four years grrls sports editor of the Bulletzn and news reporter for 2 years Patches sports writer and sales staff Boosters Serylce I eague cast of Sr play summer m Europe wonderful sense of humor Lzkes cafe glace tenms Mav erzck Dzslzlres p1geons nalls that break stallmg cars Goal to be a forelgn drplomat DAVID CURTIS Doody IS a real wrt s done wrth mrrrors Narslty baseball team -Xdyanced Scl ence Club W IR C u dent Council Int Forum Prexy of Spanlsh Club and Sp contest award Hewlett A Z A Merrt finalrst proud owner of the Doodlllac Likes Moe Larry and Curly Dzslzkes halrcuts plzza teach Coal to be a nch chemist FLORENCE CYBUCII Flo loves to trayel has ylsxted Mexrco Calrforma Ham and Jamarca recrprent of an art award Secy and Veep of the Art Clul Art Staff of Patches Home Fconomrcs Club drew the coyer of the program for the .lumor play a talented artrst Lzlres French music, water sk: mg Dislikes blrds eggs gym sults Goal to be a fashion designer 27 YOLANDA d'ANCONA One of the more attractive mem bers of the class lana was a Varsity cheerleader for two years Veep of WIR C and La Societe Francaise a mem ber of the Art stafl' of Patches designed the Ir play pro gram participant in girls sports actne in Clover B B G Likes college weekends driving in the rain bowling pins Dislikes earrings writing letters real first names Goal to he a commercial artist PATRICIA DELMAN Amt that a kick in the head Pat wa a member of the Spanish Club for one year performed modern dances Stars Ozer Broaduay own er of a successful summer camp baby sits in spare time Likes Gershwin music Italian food 'Nlata Hari Dislikes getting dressed up ver bal fights irresponsible people Coal to be a dental hygienist MICHEL! DONAY Knows how to belt those songs . . . Mickey has sung in Stars Over Broadway for two years . . . helped to publicize the Sen- ior play . . . a member of the Music Club. Likes: singing tennis horseback riding. Dislikes: clean sneakers back- seat drivers crowded halls. Coal: to be a singer. JEANNE DORAN Jeannie is a real asset to this year's Senior class . . . loves to draw and paint . . . Veep of her youth group and editor of its paper . . . an active member of Service Workshop and of the Audio-Visual Aid Squad. Likes: piua, pop music, people. Dislikes: conceited people, classi- cal music, the color red. Coal: to be a psychiatrist. 28 HOWARD DRUCKEI One of the cool members of the Senior class Howie will be remembered for his perform ances in the Junior and Senior plays . . . Student Council repre- sentatixe . . . member of the Ad- vanced Science Club Spanish Club and Boosters. Likes: music hi-fi fun. Dislikes: gray hair late visitors noisy study halls. Coal: to enter the field of indus- trial management. SANDRA DUBINIAUM Sandy came to Hewlett in her Sophomore year from Nleyer Les in Junior High an active member of Omega H1 Y for two years . . . enjoys going to the youth group at Temple Hillel. Likes: dancing jazz stock car races. Dislikes: too much homework women teachers babysitting. Goal: to get married. 'i RLAN DUGGAN Quiet Al IS an avid record and com collector he gets excited about the I A Dodgers slouch this boy . . . plans to go to college and continue in the field of chemistry as his profes- sion. Likes: chow mein chemistry sci- ence fiction. Dislikes: walnuts modern jazz ice hockey. Coal: to earn a days profit at Gimbels. IJNDA DWORETI Linda IS a traveling member of our Senlor class has visited Callfornla and western Umted States . . . mlembra de Cir culo Espanol . . . W.I.R.C vendor for Patches . . . Service League . . . an usherette for the Senior play . . . active in girls sports . . . Treasurer of Clover B.B.G. for two years. Likes: vacations tuna on rye. Dislikes: blue nail polish New Jersey. Coal: to attend college. -us, .43 E7 viii 'Cv' BARBARA ILGIRT Listen 1 Elgles favorite say in came to Hewlett from Lynhrook High School as a .lun or a sports fan partlcl pated ln archery softball volley ball and basketball a mem ber of BBC and Sigma R0 Sororltw likes cars Frank Sinatra col lege actlvltles Dislikes Nlonday mommgs tests Coal to be happy in college ROBERT EILSWEIG Say ll with music swmglng pmnlst of the Dnwnbeafs musician m the high school or chestra and ln the Varsity Foot ball Band Secy of the Gen eral Science Club member of the Tennis Team baseball Izkes piano tuba Jazz music Dislikes exerythmg that h doesnt like Coal to be a doctor CAROlYN ENNIS An amiable gal who greets the world with a smile . . . a spirited member of the Hewlett Twirlers for one year . . . a board member of her church fratemity and sororitv association . . . a truly enthusiastic Hewlcttite. Iikes: non records. clothes. food. Dislikes: homework school. Coal: to be a private secretary. GRANT FAIR! Here today gone tomorrow . . . sportsman of the Senior class . . . rifle squad . . . won third place in a rifle tourney . . . active in the Audio-Yirual Squad . . . member of the Varsity Club. Likes: coin collecting, stamps. models. Dislikes: chocolate ice cream, Thursday, drying dishes. Goal: to visit Alaska. 29 PHYLLIS FAl.K Known as l-bp by her many frlends she was a Booster partlcnpated tn Stars Oner Brorufwat International Forum gurls sports rt F ub Patches staff Pu: llcttv Commtttee for Jumor play Servtee league a mem ber of B B C and Juntor Hadas sa Lzltcs the tontmental look 2 day school week wlth a five dm weeltend DISIIAFS ctts that eat pretzels clutzw people Goal to be a fashton model STEPHANIE FEDER Steffte ls often heard saymg Ah skxp xt has traveled much 1n the Unlted States and 1n Canada hopes to tour Furope some day an and sports enthustast-espec1ally ten ms and xolleyball an actlve member of the Alpha HIY a gzenlal and goodnatured class mate Izltes stuffed ammals records cars Dislikes lnstorv caterplllars Foal to be a dental nurse ELLEN EEINGOLD A frlendlw gurl wxth a catchlngz, smtle partrctpated tn gurls :ports QPTVICC League International Forum French Club news staff of the Bul etm adxerttslng stall' f Patches member of the House Committee for the lr play ,ILCS eollege weekends balted f ams wrmng nonsense Dlsltltes cbemtstrv labs falling nn the snow Con to be a junior lngzh Fngz ll h teacher MICHAEL FEINMAN Mike IC a real get up and go 1 'tn 'tctne nartletpant In gurls sports tn her Freshman and Sophomore rears a member of Alpha ll1Y and of Hewlett RBC Nllke has performed ln Stars Urer Bromfum and lows to entertain others Irltes ja7J dsmelng G0t l3llZlTlf! Dtsltles school duets outdoor mm Coal to attend a bnsmess school 30 I9 -45 X 'NIU' ..--- rv, nun fi 'll 1.-in .1 is is 'T ROBERT FEIRMAN Bob transferred from Flmont ln lns Sophomore year earned a certlflcate of ment m French member of the bowlmg team has a great talent for the accordlan likes steaks laguars math Dzslzlres Fngltsh Greek drama tlght shlrts Coal to become an accountant MONA FEIT the world IPI st fe Mona ts '1 xerx mlrnted actres lreu of Dranm Vlorlsslmop part tlme student of hmtll tn 'lcadenu of Dtamatlc 'Xrts l'renclr flub dld '1 flne ln the l nlor spent het snnnnu hflllxlllf' nn summer stork dtstrnul for stardom 119 nn foot xerw I 4 g.lrl VR 7 T 1119111112 dl sectlons Complex llv ltspof rt es foul to star on Bloadwaw RONNIE FELDMAN love ln not perished Ron me loxe to sltetrb and llsten to n r member of Ptcnmb flnb utne rn gurls sports Ronnie Ollt of sz bool 'Uflllllfi Include member lnp tn X 'md B 1 es Rn v 'Nelson foreign ltnpzuaees tlrntng: her car Ihsltltes bugs Nnrerlran hlstorv tests Fon to lv a good wlfe WALTER FENGl.ER Walt ts a welcome addrtlon to our Semor class active m the Andto Y tsual Squad and nts Vlce Presndent tn hrs Sentor year an and phnlattltst and numtsmat lst and a member of Youth Fel lowshlp Izlres camptng radlos boatmgz Dzslzltes dlscrlmmatlon segregla tlon Goal to work for Uncle Sam MADEUNE FEIRARK Lets chip chat Maddie was a member of the Service Workshop in her Freshman year Secretary of the Drama Workshop for two years enjoys acting and has had star ring roles in the plavs of the Drama Workshop her dixer sions include music and dancing Izkes chicken cacciatore mink coats comedy Dislikes cafeteria lunches diet mg wearing glasses Coal to win an Oscar KAREN FIEIER A friendly friend Karen was once a stamp collector an active member of Good Neigh bor B B G and of the Alpha H1 an and sports enthusiast made the volley ball class team member of the Music Club a talented artist Iikts reading sports boys Dzslikzs studying gooey foods boredom Coal to be an interior decorator LENI FINKELSTEIN Fink is always ready for fun . . . loses sports especially ten n's . . . Treasurer of Sophomore c ass . . . vendor for Patches . . . International Forum . . . I.R.C. . . . worked on Junior and Senior plays . . . spirited leader of Boosters . . . member of Hi-Y and B.B.C. likes: button-down shirts, reli- able stationwagons. Dislikes: dead heads math diet- nn . Goal: to be a good-natured teach- EDWARD Fl.YNN Eddie is an athletic member of our class and a rugged competi- tor . . . three year member of the football team . . . intra-mural basketball . . , member of the Rec. Council in his Senior year. Likes: playing football in the rain, movies. Dislikes: too much make-up on girls, quick tempers. Goal: to be a successful engineer. l 0 N a We PQ. ff! ,af ggi? .,-nav 0U 91 is ' s... I K1 5 I Q ing DAVID FOX Nails helps give the Semor class pep a real nice guy likes sports and music Frosh basketball 2 yrs of V basketball Tennis Letterman one of the singing Pledges Student Council Library C ui Likes singing parties the color b ue Dislikes Fi h short homeroom periods school physncals Coal to traxel around the world PEGGY FOX eg pert peppy and petite News staff of the Bulletin for four years member of Drama Workshop Patches sta Spanish Club so tickets for the Senior play Seruce League BBG sparkling sense of humor likes coffee ice cream cashmere sweaters corn on the cob Dislikes walking slowly waiting for slow pokes working on Sundays Coal a honeymoon IU Bermuda EIJNUR FRIEDMAN Fllie IS always smiling s e came to Hewlett High School in her Sophomore year . . . partici- pated in girls sports . . . was active member of the Recreation Council . . . una miembra del Cireulo Espanol for two years . . . Hi-Y. likes: hamburgers without rolls 59 Impalas college week-ends. Dislikes: spinach after midnight phone calls. Coal: to be a second grade teach- FRANCINE FRIIDMAN Fran . . . a sociable Hewlett- ite, always holds a welcome mat to new friends . . . Treasurer of Woodmere Hi-Y . . . member of Boosters and Rec. Council for two years . . . participated in girls' sports . . . she enjoys chil- dren and loves to work with them . . . a member of Junior Hadassah . . . can always be heard saying it's amazing! Likes: upstate New York, black cars, visiting people at 2 All. Dislikes: a house turned upside down, cards being thrown in the water, solitude. Coal: to have a bigger house for parties. 31 ROGER FROELICH Fire at will crack shot with a rifle four year member of the Rifle Team two year member of the Spanish Club Advanced Science Club vanced Biology Club Co Team enjoys skiing and sail in Likes the number 2 graduation from high school Dislikes long homework assign ments short vacations Goal to be in the Air Force IOHANNA GALLERS Josie was a member of Dra matics Club for three years loves to play the accordion she spends her time out of school working at the Long Island Jew ish Hospital a member of Iunlor Hadassah was Pres! dent of her Temple Youth Group for two years Likes water skiing Dislikes bossy people rock n roll horror movies Goal to be a pediatric nurse FRANCES GALONSKY Fran 15 a welcome newcomer to Hewlett High from Richmond H1 . . . interested in muslc especially the piano . . . member of Robert Peters Music Club . . . active in girls sports . . . bowl- ing and basketball at Richmond Hi . . . Spanish Club Sec y. . . . member of Math Club and Dra- matics Club at Richmond Hill. Likes: piano kids dancing. Dislikes: insincere people sour cream. Goal: to be a teacher. ANNA GARCIA A newcomer to Hewlett High School in the middle of her .lun- ior year . . . an enthusiastic par- ticipant in girls sports . . . member of Confraternity . . . Anna is an avid dancer and music fan. Likes: bowling, veal and pepper hero sandwiches. Dislikes: fig newton cookies. Goal: to be a fashion designer. 32 D 'Dx so 4 KATHLEEN GAYDICA Kathy the girl with the big brown aves always doing, different things Make Up Committee for Junior play chorus . . . On the outskirts of Washington Square the Village Smithie stands . . . a progres- sive jazz fan. Likes: French fried potatoes baby food Danny Boy. Dislikes: lima beans diets tele- phone conversations. Coal: to own a Porsch. 'Yung MICHELE GIANZIIOCK Her friends call her Mick: interested m dramatics tive member of Drama Workshf Treasurer of Drama Wor shop for two years . . . i wonderful job as Miss Logan ' the Senior play . . . Spani. C ub . . . participated in girl sports . . . Honor Society . . Hi-Y . . . Junior Hadassah. . Likes: Friday aftemoons 1 skating dramatics. Dislikes: Mondays rain crowd Goal: to be a successful teache SUSRN GLASER 'Siren of the Sr. class. . . Roberta 'fan Rensselaer in Jr. play and Miss L'Arriere in Sr. play . . . member of Art Club . . . charter member and Sec'y. of Rec. Coun- cil . . . sold Patches in Jr. year . . . Sue was Secretary of her B.B.G. Likes: straight hair, Clyde Il. turtles. Dislikes: lavender, d i sl i k i n g things. Coal: to have a prim part in a play. llllll GODOFSKY Laurie, a little bit of everything . . . W.I.R.C .... W.C.C. . . . Span Club . . . Veep and Sec'y. of Hi-Y . . . Prexy and Sec'y. of Music Club . . . Sec'y. of Fr. Club . . . Pres. and Veep of Service Workshop . . . Boosters . . . Publicity Comm. for Jr. play . . . Bulletin . . . placed near the top in French I and II contests . . . Merit Scholarship finalist. Likes: tennis at 8 ANI., writing letters, mustard. Dislikes: phonies, English, short boys who wear elevator shoes. Coal: to weigh 110 pounds. ul: 'Us ? ',ii 1'-9 7 9 Q,.,,.,.. I WlllllM GOGEI. Bill . . . a likeable senior . . . French Society . . . Advanced Science Club . . . leads the Ad- vanced Biology Club as Presi- dent . . . International Relations Club member . . . Patches Adver- tising staff. Likes: fine clothes, convertibles, golf. Dislikes: manual labor, slow driv- ers. certain politicians. Coal: to pursue a career in med- icine. STEVEN GOLD Maybelle is a happy guy and always good for a laugh . . . member of Boosters, Adv. Bio Club, Service League, golf team, and ,l.V. basketball team . . . will be remembered for his part in the Senior play. Likes: swingin' parties, noisy classrooms. Dislikes: classical poetry, food, fuzz. Goal: to be a competent physi- cian. EIIIEN GOIJIMAN A loyal and sincere friend to all . . . member of the Spanish Club . . . World In Review Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Recreation Council . . . volleyball . . . Chairman of Pro- gram Committee for Junior play . . . Vice President of her B.B.G. chapter. Likes: Broadway plays, calypso, bobbie pins. Dislikes: rock 'n' roll music, re- hearsals. Goal: to get married. ROSELYN GOLDSTIIN Rozy is the proud owner of a winning smile . . . transfer stu- dent from Lincoln High where she was President of Gamma Chi . . . enjoys skiing and mod- ern dance. Likes: jazz a la Dave Brubeck, theatre, smiling. Dislikes: study hall assignments, spiders, impromptu interviews. Coal: To graduate. 33 JANE GOODRICH Where theres a wlll theres a way Janxe served on the Rec Councll for four years ar tlclpated m French Club Servrce League and Ltbrary Club one of the most spmted seniors she enjoys football games dancmg and fun a Mr De Luke fan member of Omega H1 Y Ltkes lce cream people cars Dzslzkes gosslp food makeup Goal to be a fashlon deslgner ROCHEll.E GOULD I cant belleve ll Shelly xs a Gold Key wmner and mem ber of Leaders Club WIRC Veep of Home Ec Club advertising for Patches and .lr p ay a really great ktd wtth a lot of drlve Lzkes Mllwaukee summer vaca tlons short halr long trnps Coal to play pro tennls SUSAN GRANAN Sue came to Hewlett from El mont Memonal Hugh m Jumor year where she was Secretary of her Sophomore class and Pres of her French Club partncl pated m gurls sports and the Seruce League member of Confratermty class Ltkes Shols chocolate frosts dancing Dzslzkes steak basketball walk m Goal to get a raise at Clmbels MARK GRAY He who only hopes IS hopeless a sklllful manipulator of the keyboard enjoys muslc all types actrve shutterbug asplres to become a successful engmeer Lzkes classical music Ice skat mg tall gxrls Dislikes gray cauliflower llbrar e Coal to we In luxury on yacht 34 fv- ':..af fx XY.: YU' 01 al ff' G? 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IA: BARBARA GREEN Bonney IS known for hfr dlf ferent halr styles Treasurer of Music Club and Secretary for Dr Suchoff usher for Slurs 01er Hroaduay as Freshman and performed as a smger for three years lzkes Edle Corme md Steve Lawrence flung halr DISIIABS shorthand jlzz and washlng dlshes fra to be a deslgnel for 1 moue company HARVEY GREENBAUM Greenle take ll llght' lntends to become a court room barrlster his IHYOTIIC pastlme IS medltatlon Har xey greatly enjoys workmg Wlih automoblles Lzkes Edgar Allen Poe contln ental clothlng Dlslzkes Thunderblrds physlcs encephalltls Coa '7 PEGGY GREENIERG Peg always bubbmg wnth enthusrasm and school spmt Student Councrl Representatue Veep of Student Councll W I R C Prexy W C C I R C Honor Society Closer B B G Prexy glr s sports for four years Patches Veep of El Clrculo Espanol News staff of Bulletzn Sales stall' of Patches chaxrman for the Junlor play Ltkes Cornell weekends .lune 26 Colorado Dtslzkes gentlemen who prefer blondes Coal to hmsh the Semor write ups for Patches ARTHUR GREENDLINGER The Dmger a valuable as set to our Senior class Treas of Advanced Science Club Boosters Patches chairman of tncket commlttee for Sr play Ticket Commlttee ln .lr play Hewlett A Z 4 lntra mural softball and soccer Lzltes judo flymg skln dnmg Dtslzkes hver disease long meet mgs shaung Goal to be a doctor 1' fi' ,M n s - a ,, .L - . 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' t, ' 4 J l ' 3 R ' ' ' X f . . 0 X GARY GREINFIELD Dlsgmgulehed for his excellent photography member of the Photography Club and AV squad photographer for Bul leltn and Patches Cary has done research at Brookhaven U V Nl and with several doctors Lilies dark rooms eating Dislikes hot rods people Coal to be director of medical research photography RONALD GREENHAUS Ronnie you ve got to be a football hero one of Mr Sela s boys a member of the football team received his football letter a member of Hewletts baseball team awarded his baseball letter interested in photography and the movie busmess worked during the summer Izkes a bowl of shrimp to eat sports DISIIIYCS hard tests the says that he is a loyable fellow and has no dislikes J Goal to be a Hollywood pro ducer JOAN GRODE Ctrl of many talents Hon or Society . . . Pres. of Le Cercle Francais . . . Sec y. of Leaders Club and General Science Clu for 2 yrs .... co-director of band . . . Soph. Student Council Rep. . . . member of Advanced Science C um . . . won honors at Colby College Summer School of Lan- guages. Likes: opera ballet Latin. Dislikes: indifference gossip rock n roll brow beaters. Goal: to be a doctor. JON GROSS Welcome addition to Hewlett who transferred from Hicksville where he was Vice-President of his Freshman class . . . sports enthusiast . . . member of P.B.C. baseball team . . . .lon is an ac- tive philatilist . . . 'w y n0t? Likes: white corvettes ping pong history. Dislikes: people who cant make up their minds, sea food wind. Goal: to better himself. ai 'Us f I1 T' -1.3 1136 ff: X r'- ,I fff' xl iss, ,?,,, I 79' LINDA GROSS Has a passion for books worked as assistant on Bookmo bile and Library Aide mem ber of World Citizens Club Patches and Bulletin Circulation staff Adsertismg staff f Patches Ticket Commlttee for Jr play active m Ir Hadassah Ltltes books young children long hair Dislikes hot weather crowded hallways Goal to be an elementary teach er and to travel TONI GRCSS Tom has her eyes set on the stage made debut as Karen Andre ln Jumor play narra tor in Senior play member of Hi Y Recreation Council Music Club worked at cere bral palsy camp likes theater music men Dislikes bleached hair eating bagels at 2 AM dieting Coal to be an actress JEFFREY GURAL The Gimp an avid Yonkers fan and ex San Francisco Giant fan is remembered for his por- trayal of Elmer Sweeney the policeman in the Junior play . . . Jeff also acted in the Senior p ay . . . was an active member of the Spanish Club W.I.R.C. and the Hewlett A.Z.A. Likes: acting Spanish the Three Stooges. Dislikes: the Dodgers chicken Shakespeare. Goal: to drive the family Cadil- ac. MURIEI. HABER Future actress . . . ice Pre.: and Secretary' of Dramatics Club . . . studied ut .Axmerican Academy of Dramatic Art: and was rlra- matic coun:f-lor at camp , , . member of Muic Club . . . gir 3 :ports . . . archery' and badmin- ton. . . Committee for Stars Orer Brurulufuy . . . B.B.G. and Hi-Y. .'.'es: it '1ite. T. S. -' . pro,ressive jazz. lisilres: spiders. deep-sea fish- A LI. tomatoes. Gaul: to write a novel. 35 BARBARA HAMMER Bobbi is an enthusiastic partici- pant in Hi-Y and Y.M.C.A .... Pres. of Area Council and Pres. and Sec'y. of Delta Hi-Y . . . Youth and Govt. convention at Albany . . . received bond for work at Y.M.C.A .... Cold Key winner and member of Leaders' Club. Likes: working with children, conversation, hamburgers. Dislikes: snobs, being on time, standing on line. Goal: to travel. l.YNN HARRISON Welcome transfer from Lawrence High in Frosh year . . . Veep of French Club and Sec'y. of Music Club . . . Leaders' Club, Drama Workshop I and II, and Boosters . . . Feature staff of Bulletin . . . Publicity for .lr. and Sr. play . . . B.B.G. and Hi- Y . . . modern dancer in Stars Over Broadway . . . Senior play. Likes: Cambridge, surprises, pen- nies. Dislikes: singing on key, lengthy roles in the Sr. play. Coal: to teach others. .llll HARTMAN Known by her many friends as Jillson . . .her infectious laugh can always be heard in the halls and the classrooms . . . member of Clover B.B.G .... Music Club . . . a loyal Booster and an ac- tive participant in girls' sports. Likes: laughing, Chinese food, olives. Dislikes: tea, freckles, squash. Coal: to have her own car. JOHN HASKEIJ. ,lohnny . . . Senior class Veep . . . Treasurer of Frosh class . . . Sec'y.-Treas. of the Varsity club . . . Student Council . . . Boost- ers . . . Freshman basketball and Varsity basketball for three years . . . captain in his senior year . . . golf team . . . baseball team . . . an all-around guy. Likes: golf, girls, gifts. Dislikes: neatness, n i c ot i n e , noses. Coal: to be in the textile busi- ness. 36 'R i Who bv MAUREEN HlAl.Y Muff transferred from Heidel- berg American High School, Cer- many, where she participated in dramatics and sports, and was art editor of their newspaper . . . a world traveler who has been all over Europe, in both Japan and Africa . . . a future science or medicine major. Likes: spinach, basketball, thea- ter. Dislikes: a had conversationalist, dishes, beatniks. Coal: to be a success. W A 15'if,vfi' -'-, fflg ai' Si AgQ ,Q,ff,i,,f ' '- ' TRUDY llEllMAN New addition to Hewlett in her Sophomore year . . . Temple Youth Group Prexy . . . French Club . . . Archery Honor Team . . . usher for Junior play . . . chairman of the House Commit- tee for the Senior play . . . Home Economics Club . . . sum- mer counselor . . . outstanding pianist . . . Calypso music en- thusiast. Likes: trench coats. big pocket books, St. Bemards. Dislikes: socks, beans. doctors, Coal: to get a driver's license. IARBARA IIEMIEY Full of fun . . . likes to make believe . . . publicity cochair- man for Senior play . . . feature staff of Bulletin . . . French Club Sec'y .... French award . . . Patches . . . W.C.C., I.R.C. . . . Junior play prompter . . . Bulle- tin and Patches advertising . . . Drama Workshop. Likes: peanut butter, happy peo- ple, jacks. Dislikes: alarm clocks that tick, shoes. Goal: to leam to type. WALIACE HEMPSTEAD Que sera sera is the favorite saying of this friendly and sin- cere member of our Senior class . . . an avid sports fan . . . Wall- ace was an active member of the Youth Fellowship of his church. Likes: baseball, chicken, book- keeping. Dislikes: fish, biology, the Yan- kees. Goal: to work in business law. PATRICIA HENDRICKSON Pat has contributed much to Hewlett High . . . Home Econ- omics Prexy . . . captain of the twirling squad . . . costume com- mittee for the Senior play . . . frequently seen swimming. skat- ing or dancing . . . a true asset to our class. Likes: orange juice, tuna Hsh salad, Ford cars. Dislikes: eggs, liver, walking. Coal: to be a married secretary. STEVEN HENICK Steve was on the Varsity track team for four years . . . captain of the cross-country team . . . rifle team . . . President of the Photography Club . . . Student Council . . . Dr. Kirkland in the .lunior play . . . a member of the Patches staff . . . Steve won a National Science Foundation scholarship. Likes: skiing, Lynbrook girls, old Mercuries. Dislikes: long distances. long meetings, short dates. Coal: to break the four minute mile. PETER HEWITT Pete . . . Prexy of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes . . . star of Hewlett Keglers . . . Var- sity baseball and golf . . . Presi- dent of Varsity Club . . . Student Council Representative . . . mem- ber of Honor Society, Hewlett A.Z.A .... rarely seen in his Thunderbird-alone. Likes: sports, girls, math, Stu- dent Government, Thunder- birds. Dislikes: dull week-ends. losing money, 8 o'clock labs, gym outside in the winter, the Cen- tral Theater. Coal: to be a business executive. KATHERINE HIRSCH Kay . . . a combination of sweetness and sincerity . . . Home Economics Club . . . Sec- retary-Treasurer of Home Econ- omics Club in Freshman year . . . Spanish Club . . . partici- pated in girls' sports .... 'K cl- vanced Biologv Club. Likes: souvenirs. trumpet play- PTS. Dislikes: hypocrites. subwuys, blind dates. Coal: to teach in elementary school. 37 JOAN HOlLANDER Joame to her many frlends actlwe partlctpant ln g1rls sports member of the Art Club C1rculat1on staff of the Bullelm Clrculatlon staff of Patches Red Cross Representatwe B B G and H1 Y Lzkes art long nalls make up Dzslzkes Settlng ha1r clgarettes back seat drners Goal to hate a large famlly .IUDITH l'IOl.l.ANDER Judn hem an all around ath lete has enjoyed part1c1pat1ng 1n g1rls sports Volleyball Hon or Team 3 GITIS Sports awards Art Club Sen1or Servlce H1Y and Jumor Hadassah Dutchess Likes water skung clothes men m unlform Dzslzkes answermg letters l1p SIICR h1llb1llv ITIIIGIC Coal to be a phys1cal educatlon teacher MICHAEL HOLLANDER Nllke IS an and stamp and com collector he 1s a member of many stamp socletles whlle ln hlgh school Mlke was an ac tue member of both the French Club and the Chess Club Lzkes H1 F1 huntlng fishlng Dzslzkes former glrl fr1ends the South Goal to be an ECOIIOIIIICS expert MITCHELL HORN! A transfer from Far Rockaway Hlgh as a Sophomore Mltch was a class representatne and a member of the ,loe HIFQCH A Z A 1n Far Rockaway qulck to make fr1ends at Hewlett Punch played JW football for the Blue Jackets Lzkes ltallan food 55 Cheues solld geometry D15 lkes failure sllps smelly locker rooms parkmg lot reg ulatlons Goal to be an engmeer 38 6 www f? Qtr.. 29 FU-tg, sm! 'if Wus- 15 4 ' K,-4 'N' Q R MARTHA HUFSCHMID Marty I9 a frequent VISIIOT to West Pomt enjoys C00klhg sw1mm1ng and tennls act1ve partlctpant ID Ieta Slgma Soror 1ty Confratemlty and the school band outstanding clarlnet player a rock n roll en thuslast Lzkes dnvmg animals busmess work Dzslzkes Shakespeare sclence sp1nach Goal to be a good secretary PETER JASON Wheres mv homework Linda? a transfer from the Wood mere Academy before hls Jumor year Secretary of h1s Class a member of the Current Events Club and a Vars1ty footballer at tl1e Academy Pete was a member of the Golf Team and an and Roosewelt fan Lzkes gamblmg drlung an Alfa Romeo wmmng horses Dzslzkes 3putt greens blg par tles sand traps Coal to break the bank at Las Vegas MARION KAGAN Frlendlx a11d always wtllmg t help others ,lunlor Hadassah Prem Xlus1c Club W I R C Boosters vertlslng and Clrculatlon staffs of Patches and the Bullelln g1rls sports H1Y Lzkfv modern art gym ele phone Dlsllkes trunf' to flnd a place 1n the school parkmg lot dlets Coal to be .1 Wlfe and teacher ALAN KALMANOFF Kal was sen actne durmf l11s 4 wear at Hewlett member and Pres of Frenr l1 Club Sports erhtor of the Bulltlzn larry Reagan 111 the lr play anrl Sne ln tl1e Sr plax and War 1tx baseball Boost ers lntra11111r.1l basketball a member of the Hewlett A Z -K a Furopean traveler Izltes lTlllilC eatlng. the Doflg ers S11 I1 es mer emphasts 0 grades, open house partles md lPI'l8ll4l'Il Coal to be a lawyer tt -y . - - . . . , ' Y ' ,v ' . H . . . . A ' ' ' . ' . h I C l ' . R . -. gsgy, 1 V , . . : ' . . l . ' YN ' K' 'f D I : 1 . y : - 9 ' , . . . ' ' . W., 'Nw Q I . I ' . 'i L ,mt 1 ml V VM 1 . 3: E,Z:, f5,,: ,, , . V . ., . 1 - u ,Q , V 4 g I s . , ' A , - . . . - I ' L I ui' . . . ' . . . A '- H ' the Varsity Club at Hewlett . . . . Q 1. Y I' : . - -1 . IL, kinnlni 4 I . A : l. .q s v. - . . ' . . . , ' f '- ' . R. . ' - , : - ' ' 1 , - - ' , . W V X ,gg . ',, t ' v v -B. .' ' 0 . Q .... 1 ...Ad- L . . . 1 Q - - K , - s ' lx I . - ' . . . , ,Q . . . . . - . k o 1 - I if v ,, . . . . . xy -W '- - 1 1 T ' .I . : I ' . 1 . ' 4 - . -, 'I ' . .. Y.' F ' D I ' . s ' s s lu , v I . ' Y hs . 1 , ,, . . N ' , .. ' A . . . 1 .M - V, l 'v 1 P - . 1 v ' I s 5' - - ll ' . 1' .... l .V . ' ' ' x 5 , . . . . , H H i , ' - ' , : . . . - ' i . . - ' . ' , Y. 11 I I Z .A .... . 4 i ' . .' V ' 5 ' , W A ' . . . '. - 'lf' : . ' Di :g '- Q. ll -, - J I , , V ' H '. SANFORD KAN! S1111 x 1s one of tl1e l1r er mem ter of our Qenlor eas- KSISPFQ bulk h1 enabled h1m to become an out tand1ng lmes man on the ,IUUIOT Xarsm foot ball teams d11r1ng h1 ,lumor and qenlor years 1 good natured and well hked semor ICS sport ears book C100 Ihslzhes homework 11n III lea gue elotlles crowd C011 to be an 1ndu tr1al enU1 neer LINDA KAPLAN Ilfllla IQ yery pretty and xery llkeahle one of Hewletts few sklers news reporter for the Bulletm Dramahcs Club Seruee league buslness and 1dxert1 IDL staffs of Patches ll l1erette for the Junlor play ehurman of the Program Comm for the Senlor play Pres of Braneh BBC all 1round full w1th a great per NOHHIIIQ Lzltes l1gl1t blue walklng IH the ra1n fI00dllI'lg Dzslzhes p1ll umforms Shlfl cars Coal to haye an 'NI UTC NANCY KAPLAN 'Nancy IQ really '1n 1ll around g1rl aetne part1r'1pant 1n UIYIS sports for four years la sec retalre du Clrele Francals W I R C W C C I R C c1rculat1on staff of Patches and the Bulletln pamted the sets for the Jumor pay helped make the program for the Qemor play l1l1eS w1en1e roasts shlft Cars Dnlzkes golng away bugs dtet 1nf' Coal l11ne I5 1964 MARILYNN KAYNE Xlarllyn IQ actne both 1n and Olll of sr 1ool IHBTIICIDHIE lh mam organ1zat1on H1X was a Counselor at the YN C-K eorrespondm seeretan of her BBC chapter enjovs drawmg paumng a n11ghty hne eook zles badmlnton swlmmlng danelng D1vl1les homework xegetables n1ath Coal to tearh l1ome eeonomms 1n rollefe 4: Y!!-r ill? Nnf' .19 xllf Nq1lD g I? lTf...v f':.b' 'W 1 .Z 'af Q19- I? 9? il VINCENT KEANE s 1 r1f'ht 1sY1nn1e ayor 1te saylng HHIQICBIIW 1nr'l1ned Inng Island Qeetmnal Cl1o1r Award wlnner hwrmonlzes m a cmgmg group a won derful athlete VHFCIIS foot hall team plan: to do some work for Lnele Gam real swell guy Izlxes sports danrmg g1rls who are frank D1sl1l1es opera hlstorw tall glrls Coal to become a general con II'aCl0!' MERRIE KENT The more the merr1er member of the Art Club Seruce Work hop reeened rtIIC'X awarr may xolleyball 1asketl1all and had mmton .1 sw1111111111g en IIIUQIBGI known ln her lon pony ta1l I1l1ev ketehup ehow me1n ram ISIAFS abs l1pct1ck us Presley Goal to haye the nerxe to Cut l1er pony tall MICHAEL KING Nhehael IS yery lnterested music' actne 1n tl1e band enthustastu' member of the Mu SIC Club enjoys playlng tl1e omoe XICE Presldent ol' hns temple youth group a traxeled IH Europe l1l1es photography mus1e ho te s D1sl1l1es early mornlng labs gym 1n the w1nter Coal to lead a useful l1fe SUSAN KLEIN Sue 12 one of the more xersat1le Semors edltor of the spec 1alty pages of Patches ed1tor of tl1e Bulletin Trea urer of the French Cllllt I R C W C C W I R C Honor qomety leader C uh g1rls tenms team studled French 1n WIHITIP flllflflg the summer Lzkes noxel n1u1e ar! D1sl1l1es IH 1neer1ty Goa to haxe a career 1n lan guages 39 PATRICIA KNOPP Yersatility + snaeity a valu able asset to the Senior class there is nothing Patsy cant do W I R C and I R C Bulletin reporter and Senior Sec tion of Patches girls sport: enthusiast and a member of Leaders Club the Darryl Zanuck of our Senior play Likes teaching Berkshires red licorice Dislikes fifth period lunch icy roads missing props Coal to own a solid gold Cadil ac BEVERLY KOLE ex transferred from Madi son High School in the begin ning of her Junior year Secy of Madison High s Seruce League and its Attendance Mon itor member of Delta Chi Club Poster Club Volley Ball Club at Madison High an active Hewlett Seruce Lea guer her motto is To have a friend be a friend Likes shooting archery Chinx Dislikes rope climbing beatniks lamp chops Coal to he a nurse NANCY KONHEIM Creative congenial and compe tent Junior observer and literary staff of Patches Hon or Society . . . l.R.C., W.C.C. and W.I.R.C .... girls sports- Leaders Club and hockey honor team . . . writer and feature editor of the Bulletin . . . - cepted by Vassar on early deci- sion plan . . . Hislish . . . Jr. play publicity. Likes: witches. sailing. ukelele. Dislikes: dentists math air- planes. Coal: to be a writer. EMILY KOSSTRIN Ni transferred from Jamaica High School in her .lunior year . . . talented in acting and sing- ing . . . Music Club member . . . Slars Orer Brmuluwr make-up . . . costumes for the Senior play . . . one of Hewlett llichs arch- ers . . . business staff of Patches . . . a welcome addition to the class of 60. Likes: French pooflles. Californ- 'a. Town K Country' Dislikes: cxpresso coffee. beat- niks, fortune tellers. Coal: to be an interior decora- tor or professional singer. 40 I' FR 1543 :avr-e fo- es: 'UN I 'PQ' lENORE KRAMER Lenny was an actne participant in girls sports class team in volleyball always anxious to lend a helping hand Service Workshop . . . full of pep and personality. Likes: popular music reading. traveling. Dislikes: Monday momings. Coal: to be a physical therapist. JUDITH KRASNER ludy is noted for her superb xoice Veep 'md Treas f u-ic um qmrs Oier Hrnnrlum member of 'Nassiu County Choir . . . enjoys work- ing with children 'ind hopes to become an elementary school teacher . . . volunteer at YMCA . . . Treas. of Wrlmr.-Hewlett B.B.C. Likes: classical, folk. and jazz music. Dislikes: fads rock 'n roll. Coal: to be an elementary school teacher. '-Z' 'Rf' Xaq 6 DAVID KRAWITI Dave has helped the Blue-Jackets atliletically as a Varsity Kegler and J.V. footballer . . . partici- pated in intra-mural baseball and basketball . . . Student Council representative . . . Varsity Club . . . Spanish Club . . . member of Hewlett A.Z.A. Likes: sports. cards, the horses. Dislikes: hard work, losing mon- ey, the Giants. Coal: to be a lawyer. f nfs' AIIXANDRA KRESSEI. Sandy is always oil . . . mem- ber of the Spanish Club . . . W.I.R.C .... W.C.C .... I.R.C. . . . Service Workshop . . . Mu- sic Club . . . archery team . . . played in the band for four years . . . member of Omega Hi- Y . has a passion for folk music. Likes: folk music, food, bleached hair. Dislikes: band uniforms, adding and subtracting. Goal: to be a lawyer. 'Q 'P-ug, C -N-...I 'l vs., 3 -41 , 'f of GEORGE KYRIACOU George came to Hewlett from Far Rockaway High School . . . The Greek has made many friends here . . . a stamp and coin collector . . . leads his own rooting section at all sporting events . . . a real likeable guy. Likes: jazz, art, math. Dislikes: very little. Coal: to be an accountant. ANDREW l.ADlNl'lElM Andy is an electrical enthusiast . . . member of a ham club . . . was audio engineer at Camp Lenox . . . General Science Club . Q . Advanced Science Club . . . can be seen as Hewlett's band leader. Likes: riflery, stereophonic sound, biology. Dislikes: wasted time, going with crowds, being late. Goal: to be a doctor. RICHARD LANE Richie is a welcome transfer from Miami Beach . . . already has made his mark in Hewlett . . . Varsity Tennis team and Varsity Club . . . Treasurer of Service Club and fratemity . . . Debating Society . . . enjoys water skiing and convertibles. Likes: Chevy convertibles, bleach- ed blonds, pony tails. Dislikes: cold weather, car heat- ers, smoking. Coal: to be a success in the busi- ness world. ANN LAP Blap came here six years ago from Holland . . . enjoys music and square dancing . . . member of the Leaders Club . . . Home Economics Club . . . plays bad- minton and tennis . . . member of the Civil Air Patrol . . . Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . a sweet and friendly girl. Likes: going to bed early, square dancing. Dislikes: walking to school, wash- ing dishes. Coal: to he an airline stewardess or a model. 41 GEORGE LAUSCHER George is quiet but active . . . plays the guitar and is a sports enthusiast Varsity Track Cross Country letter man World In Review Club Pres tdent of his Temple Junior Lea gue an all around guy Lzkes New York girls track folk music Dzslzkes homework spinach Coal to enter the foreign ser vice RONAIJ7 LAVIT Poflle possle is Ronnles fav orite expression participant in intra mural baseball mem ber of Swingers Anonymous youth group Ltkes sports cars tennis base a Dzsllkes Chipmonks or chip munks drnmg Saabs Nestle salesmen Coal to be fiction editor of the Encyclopedia Brltamca LINDA IQBAIII One half of the LeBa1r couplet enjoys drawing and sports Art Club Make Up Com mittee for the Junior play participant in girls sports active member of Rec Council Veep of Gamma HIY for K 4,1 'J .1-f' V 'i 21 ve IRENE LEFKOWITZ Irene came to Hewlett from Jeff- erson High School in her .lunior year Service Workshop Advertising staff of Patches works with handicapped children always anxious to lend a helping hand Lzkes summer vacations Brook lyn long hair Dzslzkes spinach baseball wool en clothes Goal to work with handicapped children MICHAEL LEFTON Mike is xery interested in cars plans to be an automotive engineer member of the Ground Observers Corp President of the Chess Club Science Club manager of the cross country team Varsity track team a likeable guy Likes lasagne yalopies Nathans shrimp rolls Dzslzkes people who have fast cars traffic laws Coal to win the daily double STEVEN lEI'IREIl Steve has our financial stability ln his hands Treasurer of the Senior class Student Counril acted in the Junior and Senior plays cross coun r JV baseball active member of Hewlett AZA . : , f : I L, . 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I 'V ' A 4' ' . . . 4, t 1 H4 gir Izkes eating art studying Dtslzkes too bad' this gal hap pens to like everything' Coal to take a trip around the world LORETTA LQBAIII But they dont exen look like sisters' a whiz at foreign languages Spanish Club recipient of Spanish award of merit Veep of French Club Veep of Rec Council advertising staff of the Bulletin Patches staff girls sports usherette for Senior play always willing to help Likes 13 wrestling matches Angels ln the Sky Dislikes doctors butter cat: Goal to have a career in foreign languages 42 .pl 'iff .ai A if f ' plans to be a yeterlnarlan Lzkes nice clothes water skiing sports cars Dislikes cabbage driving in the ram tuba players Coal to be a millionaire PATRICIA LQSEUR Be yourself la is he female hal of the Robbsey twins known for her long blond pony tail W I R C p ay ed field hockey Drama Work shop Audio Visual Squad for three years props and sets for the Senior play as ever changing eyes Izkes sunshine breezes QHIIHS Dzsllkes homework gym sutts loud parties Goal to be a medical technician WIIUAM l.eSEUR 1 four wear member of Audio xlcllill Aid Squad JV football World In Re new Club 'advanced Science Cum stage manager for ,lumor play worked on light ing and sound effects for qenlor p aw an and water skller lilies pizza snow astronomy Dzs zltfs run heat noisy par ies Coal to be a ITIIDITI' engineer REGINA LEVENTHAL No wonder men raxe about Re gina fxacuum cleanersl Spanish Club for three years Bulletm WI R C' I R C contestant ln the qpamsh contest member of the Omega H1Y and lts president for two years Lilies hot fudge sundaes exotic cooking new aclxentures Dzslzlres conceited boys rainy weekends smoking Goal to be a happily married elementary school teacher NEIL I.EVIN A sports minded Senior baseball . . . two years of Yar- sity baseball . . . a Yarsity foot' ba er in hi. lr. and Sr. years . . . a member of Varsity Club . . . participated in the third year Latin contest. Likes: Latin IN hamburgers and malteds girls sports. Dis ilres: English IV steak sports dinners. foal: to retire early. 7 SARI LEVINE Sari is an avid traveler . . . ac- tive participant in girls' sports . . . Drama Yvorkshop. Service Workshop . . , member of Delta Hi-Y . . . an art lover . . , plans to hostel through Europe this summer. Likes: water skiing, stuffed ani- mals. traveling. Dislikes: modern fumiture. west- erns. opera singers. Coal: to travel widely. K' 5-6- 4n.--- I3 ! f ' if -xr-rf' 1 41 -Q 415 fx uf X39 SUSAN IEVINE a talented singer and dancer enjoxs fine arts member of the Music Club Dramatlcs flub 'N use qhot graven in the Qemor play Feature tall' of the Bulletin BBC that just cal me Frank Fharlie gal Izltee frankness tall dark and handsome men Dlelzltec gym conformity soup Coal to be 1 speech therapist STELLA I.EVY Stella ls a sports emhuglabg participated in girls sports for four mar ulive member ln B ll C, l'renc h C lub Art Llub advertising tall of Pan hes house committee of the qenior play a real likeable gal Lilies LITIXIII tuna hsh French Dzslrltzs sueme rainy weather crackers ln bed l ual to be an elementary school teacher HERBERT LEWIS Herb la great mu ical talent plays the sax 'uid the tlar met for the Downbeats . . . won a scllolarihip at the Broo' yn Conservatory of Muqic . . . - cipient of NYSSN.-X award . . . marches in the football band . . . Nlusic Club , . . Chers C ub . . . a real fine musician. L es: girl? music cars. Dixlilfes: female clarinet play- : spe ing. Goal: to be a lawyer. IARBARA LICHTENSTEIN Bobbi . . . a welcome addition from Lawrence High School . . . at Lawrence she was a member of the Art Club and participated in girls' sports . . . a sweet, sin- cere, and always smiling Senior. ljkesz outdoor sports. tht- Naxy blue. horses. Ilixlilfes: slow drixers. new cars without white-walls, horror movies. Coal: to be a physical therapist. 43 CAROL l.IDZ Always busy amazmgly suc cessful m all she attempts WIRC Secy WCC IRC le Cercle Francais Patches Specialty Sectlon Bullctm co edttor chairman of Sets and Scenery Committee of Jr and Sr plays a won derful person to be wxth Izltes foreign lntrlgue SWISS chocolate bars aunt hood DISIIACS polka dots self seruce elexators HlSlIWll tests Coal to go around the world ln 80 days IJNDA LIMAN Smlle and the world smlles wlth you a well traveled Semor won an award ln Spantsh Leaders Club LIGA shield wmner News stall' and Feature wrxter for the Bulleun Spamsh Club H1 Y Junlor Hadassah Teenage Foundatxon always happy and full of pep Ltlres Harvard men pictures on the wall traveling Dtslllfes bookworms mountam Cllmlllllll broccoli Goal to study at the Lnnersxty of Nladrxd NANCY LINDLAU Allas Nan or Blondle one of Hewletts more reserved Sen mrs an actne partlcupant ln the Home Economics Club for two years member of the IES a church sororlty noted for her blond halr and pleasant dlsposltlon Ltlfes movies rock n roll sprmg and summer Dislikes ram dentists lner Goal to get married ln about 2V years PAUI. LIVINGSTON Paul IS a muslc enthuslast played first trombone m the band Sclence Club Chess Club mtra mural tennls actlve ln temple youth groups Teenage Foundatlon plans to study sclence or engmeermg Likes Dtxteland music electron lcs wmter sports Dzslzkes leaky fountam pens cole slaw Goal to be a physlclst 44- I? ,R tw,-'fl ILANCHE LOMIARDO Blanche ts easy gomg casual and always laughing we llked by all her friends joys playing the plano and draw ln youll know tts Blanche nf she says H1 cutlel Lzltes rock n roll televlslon lapanese people Dzslrltes wmter snakes mllk Coal to XISII Italy PETER LUIAUN Pete IS truly an all around guy known for his sense of hu mor enjoys sports won a letter for his bowling fresh man track Yarslty Club Fremh Club plans to study adxertlslng ln college Izlles horseback ndlng: thm s out of the ordinary Dlslzltes staying home hshlng traffxc tickets Coal to go mto the field of ad sertnsmg 035g 1 ROBERT LYDER Bob is a wonderful person to be with . . . played l.V. and Varsity football . . . a freshman basket- baller . . . ,l.V. baseball . . . out of school activities include mem- bership in the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Likes: boating, swimming. boat racing. Dislikes: English, physics. Coal: to be a civil engineer. C. JAMES lYSAGl'l'I' .lim . . . an enthusiastic actor . . . Dramatics Club . . . active participant in the Advanced Bi- ology Club . . . a Patches artist . . . a member of the Publicity Committee for the Senior play . : . good natured and friendly. Likes: money, rock 'n' roll, pretty girls. Dislikes: chemistry, working. Goal: to be the man in the gray flannel suit. I? 1-1' s. 1 pr X .-of' -vi ANNA Mlllllo Ann is at newcomer to Hewlett this yr-ar from Oceanside High School . . . possesses :in ardent interest in both popular music and dnaeing . . . flon't measure Shorty's interests by her size. Likes: roller skating. ltalian food, talking on the telephone. Dislikes: tall boys. noisy people. Coal: to be a secretary. RICHARD MANDEIJ. Mendel is a well-liked member of the Senior class . . . a bowling and golf letterman . . . freshman basketball team . . . chairman of the ticket committee for the .lun- ior play . . . World In Review Club . . . Student Council . . . Honor Society . . . Patches staff . . . a real great guy with a wonderful sense of humor. Likes: mustache wax, profession- 'al wrestling. Dislikes: washing dishes, boys' locker room, splits. Goal: to be a C.P.A. ROBERT MANN Beta is a spirited member of our Senior class . . . Treasurer of the Spanish Club . . . mem- ber of Boosters . . . Hewlett A.Z.A .... this lad's no big dummy . . . wants to go to col- lege, preferably Lafayette. Likes: cherries, toys, crumb cake. Dislikes: prudence, licorice, car' bon monoxide. Coal: to be a millionaire. ll.AN MANTELL Al is a philatelist, golfer. and tennis fan . . . Gee Dad . . . a member of the World Citizens Club . . . Chess Club . . . enjoys traveling . . . has visited Cali- fornia and Las Vegas . . . hopes ttf' become a doctor and cure us a . Likes: off-the-table ping pong. chemistry experiments. Dislikes: sauerbratan, fat people in small cars. Coal: to be an elevator operator at our high school. 45 lORRAlNE MANIA Good things come ln small pack ages Lorraine enJoys play mg the piano Secretary of the Spanish Club House Committ e for the .lumor play xolleyball player as a fresh man talented in art tive in library league H1Y Confratemltv Likes stuffed animals Chinese food Spanish Dislikes hanging up clothes spinach high heel shoes Coal to go around the world PETER MARX Pete is a sports devotee and numismatist member of TTTTT and creature of habit Veep of the General Science Cub Captain of the tennis team received three tennis letters XWTGIIV track intra mural softball future plans? engineering Likes night driung one more point on merit scholarships Dislikes letter writing construc tive criticism Goal to be an electrical engt neer MARIE MA'l'ERlAlE X o-Yo' . . . a real live wire . . . active in girls' sports . . . Make- Up Committee for the Senior pay...fullofpep... dancing delight . . . hopes to win a scholarship for interpre- tive dancing. Likes: mood music black Dodg- es barbecued sparerib-. Dislikes: world history frank- furters cliques. Coal: to be a laboratory techni- cian. PETER MAY Pete was l'rexy of French Club and Veep of W.l.R.C .... l.H.C. . . . Freshman track . . . Whit- field in Junior play, Blessington in the Senior production . . . club section of Patches . . . Hewlett A.Z.A .... assistant teacher at Temple Israel . . . en- joys boats and travel. Likes: stufled cabbage, water- skiing, sport cars. Dislikes: boring books, glandu- lar fever. Coal: to be a business executive. 46 145 :Ot Q' .qv-1 1 Ib K 'uf '1:::':1 IF , - X BARBARA MCKENZIE Another Florence Nightingale Barbara IS active in the Curl Air Patrol an accomplished musician who plays both the piano and the accordian member of the drama club Home EC Club, and the choir likes animals moues a good laugh Dislikes Italian cooking mech anics statues Coal to become a nurse BRYAN MCSWEENEY Mac is one of the most wer sattle members of the Senior Class excelled in both ba ketball and track 3 years of Varsity basketball seep ol Varsity club Honor Society recipient of Spanish I award a great guy to know move aside Wilt Chamberlain Macs comin V Likes planes swimming travel in Dislikes Ergllsh drama spin ac Goal to play professional bas ketball HElI.MU'l' MENZ Helmut enjoys languages and in dustrial arts won first prize for an industrial arts project with his brother in Harriman. New York . . . was a member of Patlifinders German boy- scouts . . . French Club , . . co - lector of stamps coins and rec- ords . . . a soccer and horseback riding fan. Likes: Perry Como photography South Pacific. Dislikes: American football tur- tles rock n roll. Goal: to be a pilot. MANFRED MEN! Freddy collects coins and makes United States Air Force plane models . . . was a German boy- scout . . . won an award in French II . . . assistant manag- er of the Varsity baseball team . . . works at golf clubs . . . hopes to attend the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Likes: camping trips, Peter Gunn, playing squash. Dislikes: crazy movie stars, oyst- ers, sleeping late. Coal: to drive to Mexico. PETER MESSER Our Khruschey hkes readmg col lectlng stamps and photography member of the Internatlonal Forum WCC and IRC feature wnter of Bulletzn last summer Pete was a counse lor at a local camp plans to teach elther history or science IIAPS squeaky shoes Gene Shep pard Dzslzlfes Democrats chrome on cars apparatus In gym Goal to Wlglt Venus ARLEEN METZ Arleen transferred to Hewlett from Rlchmond Hull Hugh School m her Jumor year she IS very mterested m art and drama Presldent of her QOTOTIIY Arleens a typmg award wlnner Illtes flowers telephones food Dzslzltes field hockey trafflc vegetables Goal to travel PEGGY MEYERS Peggy IS a devoted Hewlettlte member of WIRC WCC Secretary of I R C Patches buslness staff Junlor obseryer and Senxor edltor of Patches Bulletin clrculatlon and news staff Student Councll rep Publxclty chairman for Jun lor plav and props chalrman for Senlor play a true asset to Hewlett I-Ilgh Lzlles frlends plstachlo nuts the telephone Dzslzkes school cafeterta tape worms Goal to be an elementary school teacher GERRY MEYRICII 5lIlCCl'llW IQ the best polxcy transfer from Lawrence Hlgll s of trateled to Israel and attended Stockbridge work camp member of I'rc-'nth Club W CC Mlxanced Scxence Klub 1 es fhlnatown blont air p06!I'W llzslzles lnsmcerlty shoe on hnffer nalls foul to become a psychiatric soclal worker PATRICIA MICHAELS Pattt Im lettlng my halr grow Nllchaels Honor SOCIFIN Yarsm cheerleader for three years Preu of Spamsh Club Sec y of Freshman class News Feature and Circulation staffs of the Bullezm ay out manager of the Bulletm Regional Pres BBG real hard worker and an asset to any organlzatlon Izlles pony Idllg talcum DISIIAES fog llClly wool grape frult sectlons Goal to have a full length exe nmg gown SUSAN MINTZ EIIIIIUCIBSIIC mu lc loser ro gram Commlttee for Jumor play gurls sports tennis badmmton solleyball accompanlst for chorus tlve member of Musto Club and H1 Y well traxeled Lrlles modern homes m0Q3lC srgns black grand planos D15 1,185 ths gal IS easy please' Goal to be a concert pnanlst EUGENE MORENO Gene IS a member of Qt Jo seph s Church Confratermts Cene played on the Varsity base ball team and on the ,Iunlor Var stty football team this sports enthuslast also partlclpated ln lntra mural ba ketball hopes to enter enfflneermg as a career after college L11-.es rufl' tufI' games co erl sports Jolly teachers Dtslllles party poopmg unhappy people cut and dry thlngs Goa to Jom Niarme Corps ANN MORRIS Terrlhc only took her I0 months to get her drlylng license member of Boosters Inter natlonal Forum Senlce League H1 Y Junlor Harlassah ar tnclpated m gnrls sports Secy of BBG worked wlth underprmleged children at Gun and Fun Illes cafeteru cake nun l.1tf mght callers Dzslzles falllng rock zone For est Hlll drmnf illegally Coal to be a soclal worker 4-7 ELIZABETH MORRIS Beth - tight team fight . . . rep. to Student Council . . . Pres. of Rec. Council . . . Cold Key winner . . . J.V. cheer leader . . . active participant in girls' sports . . . one of the more spirited members of the class. Likes: cheerleading. animals, hamburger on a plate. Dislikes: rained out football games. tea. banlon sweaters. Goal: to get a Mrs. degree. NOEL MORRIS Noel enjoys electronics and clas- sical records . . . participated in a science camp in the Adiron- dacks the past two summers . . . President of the Advanced Sci- ence Club . . . member of the French Club. Likes: mountain climbing. suki- yaki. bang-bang chemistry. Dislikes: rock 'n' roll. ready-made hi-fi sets, the new format of Pntclzes. Coal: to circumnavigate the world. KENNETH MOSER Mosh likes all sports and par- ticipated in intra-mural basket- ball . . . enjoys boating and working on his family's boat . . . worked in an accounting office during the summer. Likes: reading TV Guide, sleep- ing late on Saturday mornings. Dislikes: walking, gym outside. Goal: to become a lawyer. FREDERICK MLINZER 'l'hat's wild . . . Freddie par- ticipated on the advertising staff of the Bulletin . . . Boosters . . . played intra-mural basketball and tennis . . . member of the South Shore A.Z.A .... enjoys swim- ming and was a life-guard last summer. Likes: basketball. gambling. Ger- man shepherds. Dislikes: westerns, Guy Lombar- do. Italian shoes. Coal: to go into the business world. 48 MICHAEL NELSON Mike enjoys lazy living . . . Veep of the Sophomore class . . . Var- sity bowling team . . . President of the International Forum . . . Treas. of W.C.C .... I.R.C .... Honor Society . . . Patches staff . . . Senior Services . . . co- chairman of Props Committee for Junior and Senior plays . . . Friendly Crossways . . . Hewlett A.Z.A .... boasts a large record collection. Likes: the village, relaxation. the Giants. Dislikes: propoganda, conformity in thinking. Coal: to be a writer. nb, N-fa--1 MARGARET NEWMAN Maggi is a very graceful bal- lerina . . . active in girls' sports . . . member of the World lp Review Club . . . active particl- pant in the Advanced Biol0E1Y Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Hi-Y and T.O.T.S. Likes: Rams, color green. Late Show. Dislikes: carrots, contact lenses pseudo-intellects. Cuul: to be a psychologist. NOPPER Nan has participated in all girls' irts . . . Rec. Council and rench Club . . . served on the House Committee for the Junior play . . . out of school activities include Hi-Y and church . . . another Esther Williams? Likes: aquatic sports, sweets, Vermont. Dislikes: crowds, small-minded people, secretarial work. Coal: to be a stewardess. HAROLD NOSOVITSKY One of the class's top athletes . . . Harold was on the varsity track team for four years, the Freshman basketball team, and the J.V. basketball team . . . member of the Spanish Club and of several temple youth groups. Likes: photography, sports, sports cars. Dislikes: lst period study hall, early morning labs. Coal: to get out of high school. C:-' 1-fix' SUSAN OIERMAN A talented pianist . . . World In Review Club . . . World Citizens Club . . . a spirited member of the Boosters . . . feature staff of the Bulletin . . . outside of school Sue is the Prexy of Sigma Rho and Recording Sec'y. of Branch B.B.G. Likes: stuffed animals. tele- phones, Greenwich Village. Dislikes: gym. salad, college boards. Coal: to be a teacher. MAUREEN OTONNOR Known to all ber classmates as Mo . . . famous for her red hair and freckles . . . active in girls' sports . . . hockey team as a Freshman . . . volleyball team for three years . . . Service Lea- gue . . . cute and cheerful. Likes: tennis, rock 'n' roll, rec- ords. Dislikes: homework. Coal: to be a secretary. JOHN OPPENHEIMER One of the best known members of the Senior class . . . very few of us know of John's great abil- ity in the field of horticulture . . . his work at Dalsimers will not go unnoticed. Likes: big cars, small dogs, a good job. Dislikes: broken arms, long days, flat tires. Coal: to succeed in a horticul- tural career. DONAI.D OSYRICK Charlie started early in his participation at Hewlett joining the General Science Club and has been in science clubs ever since . . . he was also in the Chess and Math Clubs and on the play Ticket Committee. Likes: coins, stamps. Hi-Fi. Dislikes: long days. dumb girls, his nick-name. Coal: to be called Don 49 MARK PERLBINDER 'Nlark IS one of the real SCIPIII? experte of ollr rlaw law lVl1llW 1olltrlblltefl to Hevslette srlellle 1lllllS Preelllent of CFIIPTHI glllllll Clllb mem ber of Aflxanvell Sclenre Clllb for two ycare noted for ble large mllkrles and Gln humor Illles llxlll lllXlI1gI watcr H llng lloolllerallp Dlvlllu bl IOIS llomewollt blg ll klll'll ,qll G foul to IIVIIOI' ln medlellle HENRY PERLES llenrws llltereste lle ln law and polltlec W' I R C W C C IR C Sptlnlell and Frenrll Club Bulletln lnd Palehel Qtafl' lr plaw adwer tlelllg: and stamp collector one of our forelgn Qtuflente lloetq future Clarenee Dar row9 LIAIQ llm Patton Roy Wllk6S NITIIIOXHHI Dlsllllee W P NIXOU Lavsrenre Wellx bolled ehlelxen Coal to llelp elert Qtelellxoll Preelderlt BARBARA PESENHOFER Barn le sltllled ln the Cllllnlry arts COIIQCIEIIIIOIIS Treacurer of tlle llome Erollomlce Club ln ller qenlor wear an HCIIXC partlclpant ln QPFVXPC WOTkQll0Il allrl tlle lllbTlif'W Club Illes ballads summer talltlntl Dlvllkec wlntlr llI'l13lJPHI'li lea loue boys foul to 0llflIXC' all ber frlelllls CORINNE PIERNQ or s IN l meet and -lnrere member of tlle elass a mem ber of tbe Home Economlce Club lll ber Sophomore year T911 qI73TllQl1 ublz anrl xaluable member of Fl FlI'Clll0 FCplIl0l serv ltlllful at the ew board Illles Paul 'Newman Qpellrllng mollel la anna DISIIAES book reports opera ml lt Coal to befome a bl llngual Gee retarw 50 1..- Ka.. Pig egg? C x -ap: A ,4-Q' 'N-.W if-1 asf '19 ELIZABETH OTTER ISI IQ 'ln 'lrllrnt Mt mer member of Frenrll Club for tllref ve'lrQ Clrelllltlorl Qtafl of tbl Bllllzrln Tlafl urer of Tel ll lpf F0lll1fl'1ll0I! B C flml n elrlere Club melllbfl 'lt W 'XTC 'K new tI lYll!1f' lol lf' e l r ren lc :Lu lm 4 1 lqllf' PY'lY'l14 Cnul to po to Hlwall JOAN PEARLMAN -X talellted rque trlan wel, lxe lll IFN Q o Odll w lxllll-lilly on tlle all lf'TN lu llll' team and the xolleyblll tellll all aetlwe IYlEIIllDCl ol lm ll ll Illlu artllerw llrlllngz dogs Dlslllu Nfliilll ll opera tlg.cr Inu to bemollle a QEITCIHIX DEBORAH PEDDY Uebbl How qualllt Sf- letarw of the World In K: W actlxe member of lll ller Jllll o lorre IYOIl4llIli Sure X lll lllrb ll N 1 s ll lllllw at ll DI g, s iff x Q r l Nl SARAH PENNY .l pa l e N IDL alll l lftlw member of tlle bpllll l II ll r lllIll0I' x YN X51 U 1 lllllt dnl xolllnteer work at 1 ll0Sfllf'll lt llllfi Clllfornla fel or a Il lornl lllxllll News lorlx Cltl brolsn l nu t e frel ar KAREN PLAKS Cute ctrefree md capable Karen was Adsertl mg. manager of the Bulletin lnternattonal Forum 'Xrt Club French F ub tblrd on long. lsland nn French II Contest Make lp Commlttee chairman for ,lr 1 as Boosters member of B B C frltes Brooklvn Dodgers blonde boss black sneakers Dzilzltes smffles sltttnff through a double feature Foal to hse ln a castle BARBARA PLANTAMURA T F A M ls music to her ears Robb! was a cheerleader for four sears captaln ln her qemor sear Secs of the Soph lr and Sr classes Pretcs of the Rec C0llYlC'll Honor Soclety Vllorld Cltlzens Club Qpan lt-ll Club leaders Club Jumor Obsersers Patrhas and frlrls sports Izltes football VHFQIIY letters lohnns Nlathls Dzslzltes mtlk mushrooms lost game foal to be an elementrnrs school teacher ELIZABETH PLANTAMURA lwms' loure lildlllllgl Betts future mtludes a career nn forelgn languages recnp lent of Spamsh and French awards Spanish Club Prexy Cl'ldlI'lll3l'l of Pubhctty Com mxttee for ,Iumor play Senior plus u herette lumor Uh erxer Senior editor of Patches leamers Club R c Count: Student founcxl and Honor 50 tlety Lzltes poodles on Lhesxes jelly apples Illsllltes 5th perlod lunch Sun das mghts eggs Coal to learn to peak Russian MARTIN POKORNY Nlalts was a number of he I hotogruphy Club bpamsh flub and the Chess Club won a medal for llli work ln Mr Age I-ducatlon Izles photographs SCIENCE gxr s Dzslzlus cmpts pockets home work Coal to be .lasne Nlansehelds pre s agent afl- 9 ,.,.-an J' 46' 'vb 15 ff we--f 2 xl 1' Z1 -5' CAROl.E PORTNOY 'lhe younger of the Portnos twlns Bullaltn News and Mlvertls mg. stall' Spanish Club member of Booster Club flfCUliill0Il stall' of Palzhes all gurls sport- manager of the hotkes team usherette for Sr pl.1s keep of BBG and H1 X L11 es piano art working with Clllldl'6l'l Dzslzltes stubborn people fol lower poetry Goals to be happs xn wbateser she does SUSAN PORTNOY Sister ha been a Booster member of Spanish Club New wrlter and Clrculatton stall' of the Bulletin Palthes sertlsmg staff glrls sports Y 'Xl C A Leaders Club H1 X ticket committee of ,lr was l rests of her B BC lrltes l'ather Knows Best French poodles sports Dlslzltes tlt hs tlllIlg'w horror shows retdmf Spamsh book I ral to trasel ln Europe BETTY POSTER Betts has a wlnsome was and a wonderful personahts Span lqll Club keep S 1 s of n ternatlonal Forum French f um acttse ln glrls sports a tennls fan Sports staff of Patches Boosters usherette for JUDIOT play BBC member Llltes Russtan dres-.mg Afrlcan bongo drums l'remb frles Dislikes Chinese food frluy permanents takmf' asplrln Goal to slslt France RUTH PRICHEP lt nr I1 e debut 1 'lla a N an r Ill te was mfmbrr of the llecr: mon foun f ff r s rea nch f tu IH fcre urs ll: uma Work sto gtutlent f0Ill'lIl W Rf and YY ff tus ll a ont new a 1 r nt t 1 ll thf fbool par l twrfnce X e 1 Nlllll Thun. 4 llI1l'tlllpll09 s 51 JANET PROVENZANO It's a bull's-eye for Jan in both archery and riflery . . . member of an independent rifie team . . . active in Hi-Y . . . Leaders' Club for two years . . . Biology Club . . . has traveled extensively throughout United States and Bermuda. Likes: ice cream and pickles, Maverick, hillbilly music. Dislikes: spinach, alarm clocks. Coal: to be a Senator. ANDREW RACKSTEIN Andy is a science enthusiast . . . a member of the General Science Club . . . Advanced Science Club . . . Advanced Biology Club . . . Junior Varsity baseball for one year . . . World In Review Club . . . worked on the staff of Patches. Likes: trips to the airport, black '49 Olds. Dislikes: small boats, breakfasts, medicine. Coal: to win at the Hamptons. STUART RICHEI. Stu is one of our class' finest actors . . . starred in both the Junior and Senior plays . . . letterman on the tennis team . . . sports writer for the Bulletin . . . a member of the Student Coun- cil . . . French Club . . . Veep of the International Forum . . . an all-around guy. Likes: classic comics. short Eng- lish classes. Dislikes: long parts, 3 putt greens. Goal: to be a lawyer. RONNIE RITTMASTER Ron is one of our class wits . . . Yice President of Drama Work- shop and French Club . . . l'ub- licity Committee of Junior Bull Senior plays . . . Treas. Of Span' ish Club . . . W1-R-C ---- lfad' ers' Club . . . Clover BBL. Likes: single strand of Walls- tidy drawers, attentive SUIIOYS- Dislikes: chewing gum under desks, inkless pens. final: to be a sociologist. 52 Silk .,..V qu... RICHARD ROGOFF Richie ...a member of Span- ish Club for two years . . . Business and Advertising staff of Patches . . . l ublicity Com- mittee for the Sr. play . . . it loyal Booster . . . Frosh track . . . General Science Club . . . played intra-mural tennis tickles those ivories and likes to dance. Likes: pony tails, Senior parties, Spanish. Dislikes: drinking. clean sneak- ers, bleached blonds. Coal: to be a veterinarian. I 1.2 if GAIL ROSE Helped lead our teams to victory for three years as a cheerleader . . . participated in girls' sports . . . usherette for Junior play . . . active member of Clover B.B.C. for three years . . . worked for two years at the Cerebral Palsy Center. Likes: long walks. horseback riding. cake for breakfast. Dislikes: bleached hair, cheer- leaders who don't know the game of football. Coal: to spend a day when l don't see the diner. JO ANN ROSENBERG Jo likes people and people like her . . . she has been active in the l,eader's Club . . . partici- pated in the World ln Review Club . . . in her Senior year she acted as Secretary for the French Club. Lilfcs: letters, ZBT of NYU. 14 carat diamonds, coffee ice cream sodas. Dislikes: lukewarm milk, culin- ary tasks. Goal: to be a good elementary school teacher. THEA ROSENIERG Sincerity is her password . . . New Utrecht's loss and Hewlett's gain . . . Thea was a cheerleader at New Utrecht for three years . . . an outstanding piano player . . . she enjoys ballet dancing. Likes: L.P.'s. Brooklyn. week- ends. Dislikes: cold mornings. tif-ld hockey. regents. Coal: to be an art teacher. ANDREW ROSENTHAI. Move quietly but carry a big stick is a good description of Andy. a very vital member of the Senior class . . . a member of the Spanish and General Sci- ence Clubs . . . be'll be a suc- cess in all undertakings. Likes: readin', writin'. and 'rith- metic. Dislikes: red heads: big, black dogs. Coal: to be an engineer. CHARLES ROSENTHAL A real car man. Chuck can give the specifications for any car made in the U.S. and Eu- rope. Also a member of the Var- sity rille and track teams and the Varsity Club. Likes: cars, cars, and more cars. Dislikes: long track season, right- handed riflemen. Coal: to be an automotive engi- neer. DAVID ROSNER Dave is a real sports enthusiast . . . an excellent football player . . . center for the Varsity foot- ball team . . . a member of the Advanced Science Club . . . His- tory Club . . . worked on the cafeteria squad . . . a likeable guy. Likes: stock cars. short practices. clean plates. Dislikes: cauliflower, wet foot- balls. his gym squad. Coal: to be a success. MADl.YNE ROSS Maddy worked hard on the sales and advertising staffs of both the Bulletin and Patches . . . volley- ball enthusiast . . . an advisor at temple . . . member of the French Club . . . Jr. Hadassah . . . participated in Senior Lea- gue . . . if only she were princi- pal of Hewlett High School for a day- Lilfes: jazz, sleep, foreign cars. Dislikes: history reports, gossips, squash. Coal: to be a physical therapist. 53 SUSAN RUCHAMKIN 5ue lb an utne member of H1 Y and represented her club at the annual youth and goxernment conference ln Albam mem ber of the Recreation Council for two years -Kdyertlslng staff of Pall hes Feature staff of the Bullelm French Club badminton lzlev Lamp Curry Yosemite Nat lurk DISIIACS phomes homework foal to earn a 'HRS degree KENNETH RUNG Kennys dream IS to become a pitcher on a major leag.ue base ball team Varslty Club the htghhght of h1s career came when he beat the preuously un beaten New Hyde Iark team a real likeable guy Izltes food the outdoors foot ball games Drslzltes excessne makeup nm plres unearned runs Coal to pttch a no hut game the World Serles THOMAS RUSSO Athletics anyone? two year: of JN basketball ,IV and W lrstty baseball Y arslty Club participated ln Drama Work shop as a Sophomore mem bel of CYO Plzza IS one of Hewletts best hked Senlors Llkes plzza gnls Bonneulles DISIIACS water polo lllg.ll gas rates blood fesp ht I Coal to be a playboy CAROL SALMONSOHN I dont beheye tt Sam 1 an actne member of the Senlor c ass sold the Bulletin Clrculatlon staff of Patches World In Revlew Club mlembra del Clrculo Fspanol partrclpant m gurls sports Veep ot Cloxer R B C wonderful gurl wtth a great per sonahty llltes shrlmp salad whxte snow klttens DIYIIABS yellow sock wlth white sneakers gum when ll loses tts llasor Goa to go to Hawan on her honeymoon isoont 54 BRUCE SANDERS Bruce ts a sports car fan won first prwe for racing .1 'Nler cedes Benz member of P1 Delta P1 Fraternity youth group of Temple Beth Emet Rooter enjoys sports and col lects stamps peddles Ice rream durmg: the summer Lzltes boatmg. traxel Jazz lhslzles chleken bad meehan lcs economy cars Coal to be an optometrlst HELENE SATZ Satzle has been a busy mem ber of the Art flub Inter national Forum Recreatlon Councll for two years Rust ness and Adwertl'-mg staffs I Patches Booster u t hclty for the Jr play ,mrs sports Seruce Le xg scribe for BBG always laughmg Lzltes 'Nllsty food fallformst rlothes DISIIACS shoes being sad and bored Coal to be a teacher LINDA SCHECHTER Itndy Sue has contrlbuted her seruces to numerous organlza tlons HxY Jr Hadlssah FIVE Towns Muslc and Art Foundatlon nnembra del flf'1lll0 Fspanol World In Renew Club gurls sports not easily found H1 the PNI Lrltev sports cars Qpanlsh danc mfr Dzslzltes cafeteria food study halls walkmff Coal to XISII Russta STUART SCHECHTER A talented actor Mr Qtexens m Iumor play Glllle m Sen lor play Y P of Adunced Sclenfe Club WI R C W C C IR C Spetnlsh C u 1 mtra mural softball and tennls Qtu plays the clarinet and collects stamps a reallv great Huy Likes frolf basketball acting Dislikes bad drners brftggards lazy director C00 to be a sclentlst SANDRA SCHEDEI. Qandie loxes to talk dance and listen to record a member of the Home Fr-onomlcs Club an active participant ln the chor us for three wears what a cute Chrcagzo werent' Likes eatin pe1nut butter and lettuce sandwiche ln hu tory ad moues Dislikes strawberries flftllltllfl Thomas haunt: her picture taken Coal to hate a swimming pool in her back yard LYNN SCHEFFRES Lynn s greatest nuere t IS art participated in the Art Club louth Croup girls sports .1 sure success IH the field of ar likes food art exblblts Dis :kts snobs history ima beans foal to be another llC8SSO .IUDITH SCHEICHET Our waluable Judy is 1n a state of constant actlutw photo graphv and layout edltor of Patches . . . Honor Society . . . Student Council Sec y.-Jr. and Sr. years . . . W.l.R.C. Veep W.C.C. Sec'y.. I.R.C. Rec. ec y. . . . French Club . . . Jr. Observ- . . . B.B.C. Prexy . . . . 1 ay. Likes: big brothers co-ed math Student Council. Dislikes: blu:hingz learners per- mits Hislish book reports. Cual: to reach 5 foot 1 inch. ALAN SCHEMAIIJE Science intellect . . . a member of the Ceneral Science Club for two years and the Advanced Sci- ence Club for two more . . . - 'ein-d honorable mention in the tirst year German contest . . . , 's homies invlule water s i- ing. and stamp collecting. Likes: rockets. cars, Johnny Xlathis. Dislikes: book reports. opera, study halls. Coal: to be an engineer. Q 13 fl .7 MY SR r , f li .2 .gf- 4 ,P . Z DONALD SCHIFF One of Hewlett s top chess play ers Don was a charter mem ber of the fhess Club and has been a member of the club for three wears Dons interests include sports and C8l'S Mn! that a kick in the head? likes money lll'lV1I'lg pool Dislzkes essay tests golf classl cal music foul to be a dentist GEORGE SCHILUNG fmrpe is an enthusiastic sports fan and baseball rooter serv fll on the J N baseball team member of the Spanish Club a real hot rodder Likes television rock n roll, partles Dislikes losing money borlng flasses failing subjects Goal to be a rich scientist SUZANNE SCHILLING Sweet Sue 1 well liked by all her friends . . . a member of Confraternity . . . enjoys jazz . . loves modern furniture , . . plans to be married soon. Likes: Italian food rock n roll, dark-haired blue-eyed boys. Dislikes: school two-faced peo- ple early American furniture. Gaul: to get married. BARRY SCHNEIDER Peanuts' represented Hewlett in Varsity baseball Junior Var- sity baseball and basketball, Varsity basketball . . . an active member of the Warsity Club . . . former Treasurer of the Hewlett AZ.,-X .... I doubt it.' Likes: eorned beef, pool, San Francisco Giants. Dislikes: senior licenses, Murray Kaufman, Los Angeles Dodg- ers. Coal: to be a math major. 55 ALICE SCHNEIJ. Responsible and reliable . . . possessor of a friendly smile . . . W.I.R.C. member . . . Circula- tion staii' of Bulletin and Busi- ness stafi' of Patches . . . French Club . . . Layout and Photog- raphy of Patches . . . Jr. play costumes and Sr. play tickets . . . Sec'y. of B.B.G .... girls' sports . . . volunteer counselor at Com- munity House. Likes: fireplaces. bongo drums, friendly people. Dislikes: conformity . . . negative thinking. Goal: to mend Patches LAURIE SCHNURMACHER Always cheerful and fun to be with . . . girls' sports for four years . . . Gold Key winner . . . member of the Spanish Club for two years . . . Ticket Committee for the Junior play . . . Clover B.B.G .... Financial Sec'y. of Junior Hadassah . . . just can't help blushing. Likes: show tunes, sauerkraut, collies. Dislikes: salamanders, salami, and scallops. Goal: to have three children. CAROI. SCHOENFELD Full of spirit and pep . . . W.C.C. and W.I.R.C .... French Club . . . Advertising stalls of Bulletin and Patches . . . Patches busi- ness staff . . . girls' sports . . . Boosters . . . worked on the .lun- ior and Senior plays . . . mem- ber of Hi-Y and Ir. Hadassah. Likes: spaghetti, escargots, lacey handkerchiefs. Dislikes: turnips. soggy noodles, stingzy people. Goal: to be a math teacher in Hewlett High School .IACQUELINE SCHUMAN Jackie is interested in little tots . . . Service Workshop for three years . . . girls' sports for two years . . . out of school activities include Hi-Y, Temple Youth Group, head of the Art Group at the Five Towns Music and Art Foundation. Likes: bulky sweaters, boxer dogs, blond lifeguards. Dislikes: math, seafood, home- work. Coal: to be a ballet or language teacher. 56 tar R ,.- -on-1 -2 DAVID SCHWARTZ Dave was a member of the Var- sity football team in his Junior year . . . President of the Pi Delta fraternity . . . a sure suc- cess in his chosen field of busi- ness administration. Likes: cars, jazz, pizza, sleep. Dislikes: classical music, red- headed girls, open closet doors. Coal: business administration. DOROTHY SCHWARTZ Perserverance pays , , , WJ, R.C. and W.C.C .... loves Span- ish and speaks it fluently . . . Secretary of the Spanish Club for two years . . . won an award in first year Spanish . . , has rt flair for art . . . Art Club . . . Art staii' of Patches . . . like she's always losing things. Likes: New York City, cat-naps, the wee small hours. Dislikes: making decisions, hic- cups, muggy days. Coal: to be an architect. JAY SCHWARTI A sports car enthusiast . . . .Jay can always be seen driving his black Jaguar . . . member of the Spanish Club and Chess Club . . , participated in intra-mural basketball . . . enjoys watching and playing most sports. Likes: seafood, hockey, Gene Shepherd. Dislikes: long telephone conver- sations, comic books, physics. Coal: to be a ballet dancer. it NANCY SCHWAIITZBERG Personable and active . . . ad- vertising a.nd circulation staffs of Patches . . . usherette for Junior play . . . Music Club . . . Sec'y. of B.B.C .... member of Jr. Hadassah . . . Booster and J.V. cheerleader . . . Leader's Club . . . girls' sports . . . vivacious and full of pep. Likes: butterscotch pudding, pre- fers P.M. to A.M. Dislikes: screaming, butter milk, people with two good legs. Coal: to be a kindergarten teacher. 4,5 'ILT MICHAEL SEDRANSK Suds is one of the comedians of the Senior class . . . member of the Varsity baseball and Var- sity football teams . . . intra- mural basketball and soccer . . . member of the Science Club and of the Harbor A.Z.A. Likes: food. boating, stamp col- lecting. Dislikes: opera. poetry, art. Goal: to be a builder. DIANA SEGEN Truly amazing! . . . Di is a gal who's always on the move . . . an active member of the l.E.S.. sorority of St. Joseph's Church . . . an avid admirer of girls' sports . . . always having a good time. Likes: eating. dancing, laughing. Dislikes: injections, modern art, homework. Coal: to be a private secretary. l.ESl.lE SEIDIN A diligent worker and asset to the class . . . transfer from James Madison High School where she was an active leader . . . Service Workshop and Service League . . . member of Le Cercle Fran- cais . . . library squad . . . busi- ness staH's of Patches and Bulle- tin . . . scenery and flower com- mittee for Sr. play . . . Hi-Y and T.A.F. Likes: art, detailed work, choco- late mint ice cream. Dislikes: dark mornings, fire drills during study halls. Coal: to be a doctor. MARK SHANKER Tank is the mainstay of the football line . . . one year of J.V. football and two on the Var- sity squad , . , first prize winner of the magazine sale contest . . . entered the Long Island Board Engineer Contest . . . hobbies include cars and sports. Likes: slow cars, food. loud mu- sic. Dislikes: younger brothers, read- ing, diets. Cuul: to be an engineer. 57 PAUL SHERMAN laro has been mrnager of the basketball team for three years Booster rnterested rn photography rrflery and sports an excellent pool player member of the Beth Emet Tem ple youth group former Hew lett A Z A Presrdent ts tough Izlfes guns radro, pool Ilrslzlfcs movres partres brag gards Goal to remarn unmarrred ROCIIELLE SHUKOVSKY Shelly rs a gal wrth a frrendly drsposrtron and personalrly partrf rpated rn xolleyball trwe rn Home Economrcs Club Treas of lrrnror Hadassah Pncsrdent of Youth Groups member of BBG and HrY often heard sayrng, You belrexe rt' films sports readrng berng a counselor Drslllfci rnjectross practrcrng prano traffrc Jams Coal to be an elementary school teacher STEVE SIEGLER I dont smoke one of the Frre Pledges Stars Ouer Broadway lunror Varsrty baseball member of the Hew lett AZA known for hrs madras clothrngz stamp and record collector rvy drvy Irkes cuttrng records small par tres grrls Drslrlfes unfrrendly people first dates sloppy dressers Coal to hare a happy lrfe ELLEN SILBERBLATI' Sparklrng enthusrastrc Ellen possessor of a brrght and hvely smrle co edrtor rn chref of Patches Internatronal Forum W I R C W C C I R C Cercle Francars French con test wrnner Merrt Scholar shrp finalrst Honor So crety News stall' of the Bul etrn grrls sports charrman of the trcket commrttee for the ,Iunror play Frrendly C rossways Lzkes Drsneyland happy people the ocean Drslrhcs cotton candy shaggy dogs parallel parkrng Coal to sarl 'round the world 58 6' Q 114' 44 r ' 'QRS M IP U' '? ' q,,-v' STANLEY SILVEIIMAN Stan recerved Varsrty letters rn basketball and track Varsrty Club a Booster served on Student Councrl as a Junror excellent prng pong player 'md an and baseball fan Lrlres watchrng football Chrnese food show musrc Drslrlres beets loud mouths traf fic jams Goal to be 1 math major LINDA SIMENSKY Irn rs always heard laughrng: or sayrng Thrs could only happen to me' actrwe partrcrpant ln all grrls sports softball rnd basketball honor teams r vertrsrng: and Sales staffs of Patches Treasurer of Omega H1Y Corr Secy of Hew Wood B B G wolunteer worker at Y 'NI C A a pleas ant person to hare around chrldren Drslrlres dentrsts worms run nrng around the track Goal to be a teacher DAVID SIMINGTUN Dave rs one of the quret mem bers of the Senror class as a wery pleasant smrle oves modern musrc Presrdent of hrs church youth group mem ber of the French Club and of the Hrgh School Band Lrlres French spaghettr roller coasters D19llk8S subways drrvrng with hrs mother shopprng Goal to be a French teacher IIOIART SIMPSON Bart rs a future engrneer member of the Scrence Club and of the Chess Club Bart also partrcrpated rn rntra mrrral soccer durrng hrs senror wear Irlres huntrng modern art boat desrgnrng Drslrkes love storres basketball whrpped cream Coal to own hrs own busrness 'Il . , z r A I I I a s a 4 ' - , . . - ' . . . ' I ' ' an 1 I .- ' ' ' N - ., , . .. -, 1' f s, I - 7 : , t ' . 5 y v ' .xgrqfgys . Ai ' A -7 'V W5 ,.,. 4. . . M - at - .A R . . ' 'W - g. l . I. sl I X D 1 n u I I I : ' 4 . . . - 'W 1 4 ' 1 ' '.-...ac- b K-..Al, I . ' , -rl . 4 . . L .l , - 1 ...' . Z .I H ' I I Q, . . . . . . . . ' ' I N J , .1 . . . . . . .- 1 A f s 31 1 ff' H N Likes: laughing, popular music, if ' . --, I s 'I' 1 ' 5 ' , I' . 9 - 7' ' , , : ' - . LL 9 77 ' A l , ' I x .V . I h V- . ,, -I . A ' . . ' : ., - -' . . Q QI, I . ', K V I : I : , . , . V, . . . . . . I , I rs n ' . A ' .- . ...., ...,.,....Le inlk . ' Us co- rw' c I. : , g -. ,'. . o I 1 4 ' s I ', if x I' V I , . - - I A f I ' s . , . : 7 IVY Sl.OAN Always brrhhlrng with energy and entlru rasm member of Lead flub htudent fourrcrl on or Qocrety W C C Feature tafl of the Bulletrn kdser tr Ing for Bulletm and Patches Bu mess manager of Patches Pre-xy of Gamma Hr X Nec y of Seryrce Workshop coedrtor of summer newspaper Jr and Sr prop commrttee French Club lifes sports happy people p era llrslllrcs tapeworms snalte the song Po1sonIyy Coal career rn polrtrcal scrence YVETTE SMAU. ue 1 well lrkef rll rroun member of French Club Boosters Recreatron founerl News and I'eature stuffs of the Bulletm HrY enjoys playrng tennrs lllres folk musrc frrendly peo ple lIlKllXlllll8llQlS Drslrlres crowded subways con certerl people regetables Coal to be a journalrst TOWNSHEND SMITH Red rs headed for the navy rrrd then to college From there lu knows not where plays the bass fiddle and uohn rntra mural basketball and so rr 3 years of Servrce ea member of Senror p ay Tally ho' Izlres water sports partres cars dancmg DI5lIhEY lon lrne rn cafeterra low allowance Coal to be a success rn the bus: ness world JANE SNYDER Full of fun' -'Idvertr Ing and Busrnes stall' of Patches French Club WI R C Roosters Adxertrsrng staff for the ,Iunror p ay B B G rnd Hr X a student teacher counselor at the Frye Towns fommunlty House the bet ter half Izlres camp sarhng datTodrIs Dtslthes yogurt Dorothy Krll gallrn crgars Coal to be a head counselor at camp 'P av'- 19' TR fav- XID' 4 'C ? Quan: T wr -5 KI Q-f W 434' 5 K il' 'R K I 2 el IU' Nf .447 RICHARD STAMll.E Rrrh rs headed tnvxard the en grneerrng held member of the IRI and the French Club Feature staff of Bulletin placed fourth rn the French con test rn hrs qoph and Iunror year Y I member of confraternrt Rrch wrrtes the spooklest QIOFICS Lzkev ample money the young at heart fresh arr Drsltlres walkrng hats physrcs homework Goal to garn a better under standrng of others JEFFREY STEINGARTEN Jeff rs IR C Prevcy Veep of WCC and Int Forum cr ence Club Treas Bulletin dr Patches qenror Sectron edrtor Latrn II award Nlerrt hnrlrst, Paragon Orl award Nlathlete Business man ager of Junror play Honor Soclety Hewlett -KZ A enlrrens all classes wrth hrs wrt trcrsms Lrlres good readrng rankrng Man Tan Dtsltlres pedants study hall teachers Stubby Coal to he a happy and educat ed rndrvrdual STEPHEN S'l'ElNGl.AS5 Steve rs one of the more casual dressers rn the class mem her of the rrnky drnks for two years Hewlett -IZA the proud owner of a 1954 Olds W I R C Fl Crrculo Espanol Math team plans to study husrness admmrs tratron Ltlres progressne jazz sharp clothes JM Drsltlres parkrng lot rules pay mg for gas splrts Coal to o to college AI.AN STERN Capable and candrd edltorln chref of Patches WIRC WCC Prevv IRC VP of Qpanrsh Club class Treasurer rn Ir year Busrness manager of ir play Honor Qocrety Intern'r tronal Forum qpanrsh awards Hrshsh Feature wrrter on Bulletm Frrendly Crossways and 'N CCI great expectatrons Lzlres people elephants phrl osophy Dtsltlres starched collars statrs trcs hard borled egg: Coal to become an educated lawyer 59 IRA STERN Ain't that a kick in the head? . . . Sec'y. of Speakers Club and Youth Group . . . Recreation Council . . . .l.V. baseball . . . intra-mural sports . . . Secretary of llarbor A.Z.A .... Ticket Committee for Junior play . . . plans to go into his own busi- ness. Likes: rock 'n' roll, water skiing, racing cars. Dislilfes: sloppy dressers, school, anti-beatniks. Coal: to become a writer. WAYNE STERN Wayne thinks in terms of science and mathematics . . . member of Math Team. Science Club, and W.I.R.C .... only Junior to at- tend 1959 N.Y.U. math contest from Hewlett . . . enjoys golf and intra-mural basketball . . . wants to become a physicist or engineer. Likes: cars. full houses, WINS. Dislikes: calisthenics, eggs, Span- ish. Goal: to understand significant hgures. ROBERT STRACKS Bob plans to work in Wall Street . . . Sports editor of the Bulletin ...member of the Sports Staff of Patches . . . Honor Society . . . golf and math teams . . . Varsity Club . . . cast of the Jr. play . . . Veep of the Int. Forum . . . Spanish Contest winner. Likes: math, spare time, golf. Dislikes: honor classes, oral book reports. running laps. Goal: to beat Sam Snead. ANN STROUSE Annie loves to have fun . . . member of the twirling squad . . . intra-mural volleyball . . . enjoys skating, dancing, horse- back riding-all sports . . . It's a riot. Likes: ltalian food, cars, animals. Dislikes: homework, exams, get- ting up early. Coal: to travel to Europe. 60 .qui A-la so... W-ang. BARBARA SUGARMAN Bobbi has a tremendous sense of rhythm . . . she played the clar- inet and won 3 letters in the football band . . . likes all kinds of music . . . a wonderful dancer . . . Bobbi wants to attend busi- ness 'college and to study ac- counting. Lilfcs: convertibles, ballroom dancing, horseback riding. Dislikes: stock car races, tennis. Coal: to have a family. JOSEPH SWEENEY As a member of the Internation- al Forum, Joe gave the club the name it now bears . . . outside of school he participates in Con- fraternity of his church . . . has a hobby of gardening . . . plans to enter the business world, Likes: reading, WINS, growing flowers. Dislikes: baseball, tall blondes. homework. Goal: to be a worthy American. STEPHANIE 'l'll.l.MAN Penny came to Hewlett this year from Forest Hills High School . . . Bowling Club and French Club at Forest Hills . . . the Circulation staff of the Bea- con . . . an American youth hosteler . . . a sweet and sincere addition to our class. Likes: driving, rock 'n' roll. bowling. Dislikes: early rising, field hoc- key, homework. Coal: to lead a contented life. JOSEPH TlTUlU .loseph is a transfer from Bishop l.oughlin . . . his motto is al- ways do your best . . . breeds tropical fish and birds . . . in- terested in architectural drawing . . . Art Club . . . Home Econom- ics Club . . . confraternity . . . the quiet type. Likes: fish, birds, crepe suzettes. Dislikes: chicken, busybodies, gossip. Goal: to be a high school teach- er. IARIARA TRIFOD0 Trip's favorite saying is Oh. neat! . . . always on the go . . . Spanish Club . . . Advertising and Circulation staff of Patches . . . props committee of the Sen- ior play . . . Gamma Hi-Y . . . enioys playing the piano . . . a well-liked and spirited senior. Likes: Johnny Mathis. furry coats. cold weather. Dislikes: vanilla ice cream, cow- boys. thinking about her dis- likes. Coal: to visit Japan. ROBERT TUCNMAN Bobby is a great sports enthusi- ast . . . frequently seen playing basketball at his house with the boys . . . member of the Science Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Boosters . . . active in the Hew- lett A.Z.A .... wants to be an accountant. Likes: basketball, week-ends, cars. Dislikes: good health, tongue, Sundays. Goal: to be able to set his brok- en bones. ANN TURER Ann adds spice to the class . . Art Club . . . Music Club . . French Club . . . Boosters . . Rec. Council . . . Circulation. Sales, and Sports staffs of the Bulletin . . . acted in the Jr. play . . . Stars Over Broadway. Likes: Speed-ee hamburgers, dark hair and light eyes. Dislikes: parakeets, broken legs and sprained ankles. Coal: to own a black Jaguar con- vertible. JOAN VAN LEEUWEN Blondie is a friendly and well- liked Senior . . . usually seen giggling . . . member of El Cir- culo Espanol . . . Blake-up Com- mittee of Jr. and Sr. plays . . . Circulation stafl' of Patches . . . Advertising staff of the Bulletin . . . Sec'y. of Rec. Council . . . .loan likes to draw and to work with children. Likes: salami, biology, baseball. Dislikes: Bohemian look for boys, opera, walking to school in the cold. Goal: to teach. 61 CAROL VELTMAN Cuddle friendly and sm P1 re l IINl4lCl1l of Dramatlcs Cli 1 llllll0l' and Senior play mu Serxice League artne in church group an artistit and witty member of the Senior c ass Illfs l iels beer bw dogs er Dzslzlm playing hockey in the now freshmen foul to hate a career in art DOLORES VIGOTTY Il1Bubula 1 Dimps faxorite nmf' a sports enthusiast e petlallw swimming ar tuipated in girls sports member of Confraternity fhairmau of Board Meetings for lota Eta Sigma Sororlty Lilies lrlsh stew White Castle hamburgers sloppy dungarles Dislikes homeroom period baby sitting dressing up Coal to be a beautlclan GEORGE WACHTENHEIM K port enthusiast George en joys participating in tennis bowl- inf. 'iurl basketra . . . member of the Science Club . . . Penin- Fl a :NIA .... hopes to make his mark in business. .i 'cs: we-:terns hamburgers teachers. lisM'es.' clasiical music aspar- W ur. wa 'ing. Curl: to enter the field of busi- administration. LESLIE WAGNER l'iu 'ill sorts of excited' . . . .exlie i' a vivacious member the Senior class . . . member of the lublicity Committee of the . r. 1 y . . . Boosters . . . French Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Xiu-ic Club . . . active in lli-Y. l.il.f's: dogs. Chinese food. little VQFS, I2isl1'Aev: vanilla ice cream, snakes. bright lights. Con!! to raise a family. 02 fa-A Ear- . JR lil' PHYLLIS WAGNER ln her lunlor year Phyllis trans ferred from Nladlson Hugh wher she hui been a member of the Debatmg Club and the twirlin squad at Hewlett she par tlclpaterl in the Art Club and Boosts rs her outside activi ties include Junior lsladassah she enjoys ice skating Frank Qtnatra fan a pretty addition to the 'gr cl'i s Izliev show music mterpretlx dancing traxelmg Dzslrliev eggs hockey Coal to be a nursery school teacher SUSAN WALHNG Yersatlltw plus Treas an Veep of leaders Club Vee of lR C lnter Forum qturlent Council Rep Hono Society Pres and Veep o MYF Veep of l'l1Y Cold Key winner m lr vr .lr Obserwer and ffirls sports ed of Patches HlQllSll tended NCCT and Friendl Crosswavs Izles New Hampshire tall boss talking Dislikes lima beans dlscrlmma tion mactmtv Coal to fix her own plane JANE WALSH .lanies talents lie in the culinary arts . . . she was an active mem- ber of the Home Economies Club . . . member of Confraternity . . . collects albums . . . plans to attend business school. Lilrcs: boys, records. cooking. lIisl1'l.'e5: readin . insincere peo- ple gym. foul: to be a secretary. FAITH WEINICK Bright eyes and a contagious smile . . . Faith was a peppy partir-ipator in Boosters and the Rec. Council . . , Leaders' Club . . . member of the French and Spanish Clubs . . . girls' sports enthusiast . . . ac ive in he Dramatics Club. Likes: Frank Sinatra. shirtwaists. auteaters. Dislilzes: sunken treasures. slow drivers. Coal: to be an interior decora- IOT. NANCY WEISBERGER Personallty and pep per nmhf-d Nincy vsa Pres of Ia o cledll Htspamca member of Fl FlI'llll0 Fspanol Bu mess stuff of Patches and Bustnfss staff of the Bulletin actrve Pilrtlmpant tn gurls eport Pau ers u 1 qtudent Coun f ll representitne IIA65 laughmf' Belafonte Roosters Dzszltev mxlxtars thscrpmf- c ean ffym slut md yy :te sneakers Goa to go down an lp Q1 lr was SUSAN WETSTEIN Its better to be small and shme rather than bl and cast I1 sha cow Que was Treas of the Dramattcs Club and Hla Secy of her temple youth group Rec Council Art Club Nluslc Club Ndxertlslng, staff of Patches partlclpated tn fflrls sports L1 es lllgll heels dancing or ma DIYIACS slort toys n1okxn,. lromng Coal to traxel to Europe BABETTE WIENER Xrtlst with a capltal -X Babette was Treasurer then lres ldent of Art Club Art edttor of Patches costume rom mlttees for the Jr and Sr rlrys member of the Home Er: C ut rectptent of the Nletro p0llIdIl Deslgzn Award Lzltes green -Xustln Healeys Spanlsh muslc Dzslrltes mcknames pickles held hockey Goal to tour Europe on a motor scooter NORMA WOIJIERG Ixe newer been so morttfied lh a my e 'Norma wa: Secs of Qpanlsh Club French Club actne ln Boost ers and gtrl sports Clftllla tlon staff of the Bulletzn and Patches Txcket Commlttee for ,lr play usher for Sr play one of the more outgomg members of the class z es med student danunf' Qurprn e PJ partxes DISIIQS 1TOIlf'I.l gym sult y c tory parade mth empty gas tanks 011 I K0 6 1 lf' leader KENNETH WOLFE Kenny IS one of Hewletts better athlete urstty track team tennl tram cross country team member of the Sclence Club .lllnlOI' Y trslty basketball team x3l'QlfY Club plans to be a lawyer Izlev records cards books DISZIILS pmeapple Cadlllac Goal to mn the daily double JOEL WOLOSKY A sports enthuslast enjoys water Skllflg member of Varsity baseball team for two years French Club 'md Spin rsh Club Hewlett A Z it future engzlneer Likes the track 52 Oldsmo blles epers Dzvlrlme cold feet bite plate lllflll PTOIPCIIYG tarlffs Coal to be the Russian mlmster to the US RONALD WREN onald at Ice slxatmf' ann ro er skatmfr enthuslat member of th Allfllft XlNll'll Qquad enjoys motte actne partlctpant ln hr rhureh youth group plans to follow a career 1n buslness admtm tm tlon Izltes boyalmg: ltalmn and Clll nese food pool Dzslzltes lab on cold mommgs cahsthemcs Goal to be a playboy MICHAEL ZEITSOFF L ft nn or X rr tty track ba ketball and toun ry X eep of Fre ll man and ,lumor vhs N ll dent Counul and Honor NOCICYY P Gram h Klub Bullelm Hewlett 37 A ts Clant ran Ill teacher I s Iles fou I 11,1 o IH at the foul 111 o 1 dof 63 LUIS ZNAIDA fnurlf-l IQ law! m llne a m a lrally lnut t top of e lump m mlmq on JN and 1 fllffflflll WC C urls eports 9portQ staff Y fommlttef' of lr and gr playQ Ntrlrs Our Bflllllllllll Dom what rome- nqturaln Izlms Tuesdaw fhurmen of the Boml Mlke Hammer Dlslzlles lmthdaw water wells eet Foul to he marrled at elghtf-en 64- NA Qi. .. .U 5 . . hh I lwt ' ut llc- ll! -1 ' 2 ' ill . . . .l. Varsity f - 1 lf'r . . . . . . . Q' . , .... , , 5 nf ilu- Bulletin . . . Pulxlicil :nip Q K l'.j., f . ' 1 : ' ' 4 . 2 I 4 '55 After Four Years . of hi h chool education the Stnioi an well qu lllfied to pa on to other cla e tie wi dom thex hate amed We IllPltln0I'9 li t below thin wed lllce to see at Hewlett A Duncan H1119 rt ference for the cafeteria Classic Comic lll the Student Council Store A sear s supplx of if? ClOlllJlBlJ01l1l6d ltnittu needle for the Seruce Work hop A swimmm pool to replace the marble hallway lNew telephone book for little Nlrs White Custodial En meer Reco nation Daw transparent wall between the boy ai d rl Us ms A play round for the Senior New sneaker for the Vlathletes Student UIICIWI ion of the faculty loun e Lppercla men Ill the Rec Hall A emblv pro ram for the auditorium NAM F A a useful gift to all undexclassmen We present a E llfykho blt of plactlcal wisdom Heres an example U-'Se of what we think ls a model Sched New-CO ule for the second half n of the nd Mohd., mee? Senlor Read year rant QO44: M333 mm. gm mm W? 5 S E 'taeassse . I., ,H . 'fees C l I 'ng I- 1 gl I . 'v Ai .S b I Y A u x 4 1. ' s's W ' 2' W. . S . . 3. I' i' 3 1' L - ' ' ' ' ag s aL. . ' g ' 1' 5. ' ' . s ' 1 r. ' 6. 1 . g. g . . I 7. A . ' ' js' 1 gi s' ffl' ' 8. 'g ' s 9. A course in casual dressing for teachers given by Mr. DeLuke -Y ' S i ' Il. s ' j g l2. V ss ' . 13. ss 4' g s ' ' s - ' A - l up P, Q il ' P ' A No i 12 e l Xl S . n Q il 'Wm F , . I H .I 9 2 W .ze 24 K 3 X 4 1 M 5 V . S 5 my 6 lm: mn, t :QQ 0 f . - , . 'Q Q' N E 4 10 g m Q ml, . E 0 Q . I X 61 Hewlett yssey P ie, ' Eg' f ,, -.. - a A, 'Q' H M 5 ' I 1 . ' x. Nr ! i yi ,jill ULYSSES FRESHMAN RESISTS 'l ' gf fregiman. each his Odyssey must make, 7, X . .xv C2 iyinust stand in peril, take his test, g .- ,fil 5 V. 'Q er four exacting years of voyage?.l V ., Q if ' 1' ly icherous at every stage. As Frosh ll, hear the luring Siren call of play X 5 ,M in, ith friends, of social life and telephone. gi3g lg?M yxsounder, but the rest to mast are tied plug their ears to blot out sweet distraction. eere hykl? exy Steve, we leave temptation X W ' , itll, olfei' filled by sale of magazines, 'Ye ri dy Ile to sail our sophomore year. . , VV f gi, n ,.f , V ' 151. 11 'P L J ki Y' K gb A fl 1 . '? . ULYSSE5 SOPHOMORE BESTS THE ONE-IQYED CYCLOP ' ' 'F ,tg i' fr now' and worthier as seamen, '-. ' s fl jib to flee the one-eyed giant Caesar, I .K . twifail when Caesar corners us in flight JL H . nd mes in Latin, history. and lfnglish. ,Y Q A .Captain Pete directs all of our crew, i g t Jw - A s Welcome Peggy, Chris and Steve. V. 1 A Cylelopian gtoo, the regents monsters are, it Which eadp of us a No-man out-smarts, survives wtf, To,pass fro sophomoric cave of ignorance , tiogliihtyof year. Xi .Q 2 i X , V, , .Wgfwrfre y he Xe t , .e-Fl fqfv' 'ff' 1'-' ,Via 66 X. yfgffag rf' ' ,1 I X X 5 Cfrlitu 6 ,I . W2 r- M' -M-- ff . 'a,.f...'f ,la ,f m-s,,,,v Q, kg , IIVA I xx fi ' U I 7 +. - f X., A f - A Q' f X 5 new tI'f Q! A 5 of ordeal st1ll to steer the narrow S grlndlng az jumor play Are Wlllfllllg 6ddlCS Loyal Pete our captaln stlll Is true and leads survrvlng jumors To slght horrzon of thelr semor year ULYSSES SENIOR DINES ON FRUIT OF LOTUS Trlumphant now o er wreck and stormy voyage Assessed by test and proved by peer and prof Each weary manner w1th hard won trophy Clutched to breast staggers on the shore Of semor year the ISIC of Lotus Eaters A final war agalnst the dreamy mdolence Induced by heady frult of sweet achlevement ulte tlpsy now mebnate wxth honors Chrls wlth Student Councll Pete wlth class state ln Cadillac Patsy at the wheel Sue an eep Between le Ellen and Alan And happy among Loto Img! tlbltl l Our forelgn students 'ta Leevl and Aloyf I Walling t1ll May for favorable wmds the semo Suxtors for educatlon s hand embark ch upon a new and final voyage MQ-Q-' IX rffxikp CHARYBDIS by Susan Klem J I x3' UL . . t t j l y . 3 A . . 7 . . 9 . 7 , 7 7 7 W J Q . . y , . . . , A v A A . . a . , . , st.. J i ' . A R V. A A 3 1 1. :1 n 'mmf ' it .'. I f'?Qf:IQ5a2 o' 'X X With nerves in t - e Patches , FX ' ,ry i. . ,-AQ. - h I .a pi . , 7 ' - . . , I 9 4- jf - . X 11 gf, i' 4 ,J , I, 1 .-f:f. I , W1 ,Z uk J? T 9373 -Jr 4 W ,W Q 'N XJ! ,N 'X 5 F 1 x ff QI! f .46--fn' gf' gil- h w Q s swf'-f e tl t e f T JI, Q M Qi , A X t f we t x N A r'! f s X KX ff I Best Athletes ,I W' N , 1,1 ,,, Susan Walling Bryan McSweeney se f A lf vi' Nb A I N I 1 Q. N., j 1 Q K Z l ' Most Likely to Succeed X Y XX -ali' 9 RX 1 f X 3 ,. , all X 'S f 1 -i 1 f Chris Bruell 1 I lnllen bllherblalt N ,,-mv CL KX-f X f f LVM ss., Kill!!! 'X Xi X D iff L xr ,if- ?X 7 ff..f5f-'5- fx xiii! aff 2 1 4 1: 'frm if -Qigkzfl N!-J N fxfgs B f QI X iff! If B I fl ., X 1 L wg! ' gg sb ,'s,g.l I X X by y K Best Actors 5 ...- J J 'J t ,,.14nY '5W U Q, L 'qrfirart Bichel Ina rg- ' J A B fi 1lQ'r441 IV! timasler X U, Xl Sm' A wf X i r if NJ Best Sense of Humor Q , Ann Morris 0 , X X Best Dancers X1 A47 .Q Y ' BQ., IQQQQQ, Richie Ifffsoffk 69 ff' fx Raj The Jumor Class of 1960 Presents IGHT OF JANUARY 16 JUNIOR PLAY Prlson Matron Ballllf Judge He DISIPICI torney Flmt H15 Secretary Defense Attorney Ste ens HN Secretary Clerk of the Court Karen Andre Dr Kirkland Mrs John Hutc Homyf Van Fleet Elpne weeney N y e Faulkner a Svenson raham Whntfleld Jane handler Slgurd J ngquxst .,. ,Q Larry Rob an Renssel P Caro Veltman David Slml ton Robert S cks S rt c el S chet Stu t S ec er n urer e hrer T Cross Steven IL na Howard Dru er jeffrey C1 al Mona Ruth PFICDCP Peter May .met Ahner enz a 0 Susan C ser Alan Br er DIRE MR JAMES V STUD DIREQOR BARBA A 54' 'f The Semor Class of 1960 Presents THE SOLID GOLD C DILL C W . X .X an? X Tom Gross Peter 'Way Howard Drucker St art Schecler Kalmanoff Ina Brody n Levlne e Lehrer aser Sluar Michele Cla Robert Steven eff L Harrl n Pe g Parke ol Veltman I B f leld end Smith st van lbby rystul TOR QON I KINN NT D ECTOR ATRICIA KNOPP gk. -a-'.-- E-na-1 CONTRAST C L Boyd Have you ever had that feelmg That so joyfully comes stealmg O er each happemng of the day? When It seemed as lf each moment .lust lncreased the joyful content Of each actlon of the day Was lt not a pleasant urgmg That lmpelled w1thout dlsturbmg As you solved each problem of the day .lust when thlngs had looked the1r worst Through the gloom the sunllght burst Changmg dark to llght that day Course you ve had such real dellght When e er dark was changed to llght Spreadmg Joy throughout the day' Can you guess the reason why Pam and sorrow are so shy On those very speclal days? If you really care to know I w1ll very gladly show Why you have such sunny days Let us first conslder you When you re feelmg very blue Do you see thmgs true that day To you Mr Boyd ln deep appreczatzon and gratztude or your patzent guzdance tn moldmg past edmons o our yearbook we ondly dedtcate thu new section o Patches May :ts very creatton be a trzbule to your lzmuless good humor and good wzll that have endeared you to us all Perhaps It IS your llver Maybe een the famrly fllvver That spolled your outlook that day lt may only be a cloud That all sunny gestures shroud In gloom to spo1l another day Worn and trred by the grmd Of some past terrlfic day Yea' too true rt may be real Genulne sorrow that you feel Verlly a sad dark day' The contrast makes you cheerful The sorrow makes you Joyful Pam produces restful days llt s contrast makes you cheerfull flt s sorrow makes you joyfull Try to make an effort true Let not l1fe e er make you blue Gxve yourself more cheery days Lets gracefully grow older Let heart and w1ll grow bolder F111 your l1fe w1th happy days 7 ' 7 . . 7 ' ,I . 9 , ' f ' I 9 Then again it is your mind 1? . . . , ' . . 7 7 ' 9 1 ' 9 - . v 9 . 7 D 1 ' 7 I 5 . , l v v n u Q - ' ? Z X' X SQ w g Sffygq fg VP lyk' QDXKD81 W M S E E 2 2 2 , 2 L fj if 1 53 Z Ziff jg S N X xx A xg? ..L1'-'- fl 1 if I A GDYSSEW ky ARC, X J X 7 A Hmm , Cv E Qx V X Ma L UQ XX D THE MOUNTQ s Tell me your I am and 8 pointedly into e azure Il 7 74 f I the PIECES OF THE by Louise Glu CITY Peace to heavy hands by Steven Henick will I bring in hand sg. y Wash thee in sunlight , New York is a of towers wrap thee in musi pp A Y straining ' SkYv lose thee in lapp' roar I. Q' .jf is at the Why? I walk the mists of and look for pieces of nd bits of flowers 'N melodies. -the fingers mind the y of twinkling lights wit, and women's sparkling eyes, it mocks the clouds the shades that rise. A city so And the wind majestyl my hand. C I a shattered city by a whim of man, r . . the ums of its foundation sweet sms-- in the wo d again. Little town in twilight iesjt drefqning by the sea, Whe butterflies seem to pass ' -5 Over Ski' upon the watch the ships fields see their cities oke that paints the sky. the the i of lulla y Q t s ips the to the 7 wind is in love with my apple tree. HOPE by Barry Bennett The war lb declared The plane fly oxer the cltx Alld drop the1r lethal load Somewhere a babe 1 born THE Nm 1TABLE by WlII1am Jones From death I draw L1fe I cannot succumb To ITlOI'IIld real1ty And yet 1t mul COITIC As ure as Im alne Im dead For what 1 here ssrltten has already been Sald I was born to d1e and IllfwSb' T e ut or III IH e Te born endless cavawl-eade of souls happy and fgrlvfrf of deat 1nto Life and 1fe uno L1fe breeds deatl1 ahdt ldeatl1 breeds Life one of mam and mans of 0 alone Im urrounded Ive los and ve won happy the sad the ordma e quamt marr1ed the cha te the devll the saint All are part of the eternal processlon That march to Heaxen and Hell Cod and Satan All are drops lll the sea of fate The portal of fire the pearly gate CHALLENGE by Su an Kleln Mortal thou art 1f Ttme from you can stea Beauty truth coura e loxe or zeal T1 only he who acele freedom owns That ulll not leaxe hls sp1r1t mth h1 bone fffzx Tag BLIND MAN by Ellen RODIII I saw? a bllnd man on the street He seemed almost mothered by people rushl g pu l11n As I stepp UI t 11 I an look o def The face of ny anx1et1e SIIIJIJIHD a few 00111 1nto weathered pal I watched upon h face, a sun I'lSe Tw llfeless eyes gan to shme He touched my nd and hxlx sm1led I looked a a1n al hxs m1 n face And thou I1 I think I could hare CIl6d I know that 1n that moment I an the hope of the world NATURE IN w1NT1 R by W1ll1an1 ,lone A ea of nowHake dfllnllll own ward From 1ts heaxenlx hon1e aloft L1 hted on my XSIIKIOXS latttce Perched and at there parkhn so t Beauteou Nature lll l1er Ill l1t oun Robed 1n cha te and pr stme whlte Loxed by Cod and man lllte Heasenls 1 ht of Wtnteps H1 ht Dav bv day he come 111 nouflake Gut ed 111 chlldren of the cold Shepherdm all Wmter beauty Into he1 meet bo om fold e ls youth and t1me 1 o t VI 1e11 falltn 0 tof cloud 1nd lu Nature III her cloak of Mhlltlll Comes to u from Cod on ln l1 fx. I, Z X' .f 'I .-' uf ,lf .- r '- fl' ,fff ' l I , .f ' f or' S Y Q ' U, X jf ' . .. -J , . s f Q ' . ' 's . ' - - A f 1 ,gfhm s ' a . I ' ' U ' ' s ' his l I Q - .I 1 I 5 . . I ' I . ll, T 1 I - - . s ' . - , ' ' . ,. 5 I ,' 4, if - ,g I ' . is - T iq . an . . .. V . , , swag g I s g Q ' 3 ' - ,lux Q . h . ,L , Q ' . ,V 1 - I 7' I ,-I ll , I . O IL, Q X V N xiii, , death- ' ft A . I F ' . I 1 ,4 f 7, '- I V J 5 ny? I I' 3 ' S 9 ' t N I 11' e . Q I 'K Th . . - f . h I is 1 ?s t f ' at . I h . 5 S 3 k .Z ELA . .4 S . -,.' Ag, S S ' ' S- - - g d , - I 9 . , A ' M Y I, - . 'A I 'U , .' . ' . 7 - D . ' , ' - s . . . s ' g ' f , . . S . .g ag I NA . as . I I I K' 'n . n 1 ' ' :AU 'I la 'or 1' . A' C' C' ' A . ' s s ' s ' rl I ' . . Y s g . . ,. . . U Q , I C - ' . . ' 5 S r ' . ,' l ty I I ' u 1 n , . ' ' C ' . Ag ' ' s l s s ' ' 0 ss ' . S . ' , V .R N .. ,. .S W5 I . g u 1 .1 Al . ' ' ' ' ws. s. , ' s gr . Time Line '59-'60 Basketball January Castro Junior Play '59 March 'A i Berlin Crisis V Exams V QQ QW? June ,lohannsen-Patterson Fight Loafing :PX Q' July , Nixon at Fair f Loaflng August T Heal Wave Rmfrb and key 5 O September Football October Khrushchex in U 5 Senior play November Steel strike endb Forel n students e Ne- i P-,w XX f s 'P X- g N-.Qi ,ff A-V ..,L- , 5, A V einem? ....!.'Yi 91:6 .IL . i DC cannon I 1,3 j Fofwer J ' fir. 1 - 'rw is 0-'D '. av V ,uv A AJ 4 - Summit December Ike's trip to mid-east and Asia June '60 Graduation Alice Holtkamp Irma Marmor BABY PICTURES Brlght colored qulets and llttle laughlngs tled at the top wlth rnbbons all organdy all whlte llke a frosted cake whose tlny pink arms and legs stlck out of the pillows like birthday candles Douglas Heagle Anne Phllllps Donald Kewm Frances Whlte James DeLuke Rlllll Klein Eyes that wrlte llllrlfale echo of a mother s words and fragile fingers that search smally for words begmmngs, where here and there be spied the little rare tracmgs of collecting han' luke sunhght mixed with silk ln a silver pot Merrxll Powers Mane Underhlll Isabel Clomb Robert Lusena L Gig. Q LL ,Z , HUM x TV. ' W.. 'U Eureka Sleep, the unlversal vanqulsher S0I1h0Fl6S Cx mnastlcs as well as muslc should begm III earlx years Plato ,1- as fzfiff f v N T Y i Q XV, 1 , ,HXX Hewlett Senior 'LNone loves the messenger who brings bad 80 x W, news' - Sophocles -...,, ll ll I-I l'l 5555 5555555 55 74? Gllmpses of Hewlett by Barbara Hemley ll'-5 Hausa. There IS no elatlon In Chrlstmas VHCHIIOII No Ill not count the days My attltudes shockxng I wont hang a stockm For once Im not 1n a daze I dont know bout you Ive a blg project due Others can laugh and be merry Dont be a fool' What VHCHIIOD from school? lm spendlng mlne ID the hbrary Destlnatlon cafeterla Hunory broke and nexer uearxer Lme at the door GO0dl8S galore' What re they makln Cream cheese and bacon Yummy lsay turmn pallld tn no ll 1 tancr da Freshmen yawn At the crack of dawn And to the1r classe stumble They then hate brunch Ten thlrty lunch Whlle other stomach rumble The halls are crammed The stalrcase jammed Heulett's 1n a tlzzy The xndlscretlons Of staggered SCSSIOHQ Wake the students dlzzw' U 5' ' n 5 1 N ' 7 .4 L Z U 9 9 ' Y l ' 9 ' YQ . . , I So 4 ww 4 Tff Th' sl l le old s ll y-egg sl .., ...fur Q 51 H+ 1 .Q:'t,,v ,, -,:':,j,-1 It c 1-Q4f'gffff' 5 , 1 7 7 . , . 9 9 ' U D9 , . 5 9 7 , . . , 7 , . . . . Y 7? ' s - V' -N -' 1 -. c , ' - ' ,, s . WEFQT O WI D g F1 X N Class fflcers if QT Sophomore Presldent Jlmmy Kaplan VICC Presldent Sam Wlkermaxl Treasurer Barbara Green Sponsor Anna Metzler Junior Presldent Rlchard Rosen Vlce Presldent Susan Welner Secretary Beth Holland Treasurer Harry lmmerman Sponsor George Boyd if Xl: F I' reshmen Presldent Jeffrey Nlann Vxce Presldenl ,Ion Lehrman Secretary Karen Zmn 'lreasurer Joel S1rk1n Sponsor Joseph Zucker o I Al fl L'- 7 X I V. . f X ' A' 's jf- fifif' x - A 4 . 9 .E 7 ' s A rw Secretary-Tina Silver - - 1-was , if ,Af I mi' K ' If ij? A4 E 7 x rl ...1...1... ' W . c ' - , Q 2 Af . i .. . 1 - N , A Class of 1961 Class of 1961 Class of 1961 The ,Iumo ass I 1 Presents IRS ..9ox 2 W Second butler Sophy Prescott Charles Emmy Paige Lucy Chase Way Stephen Wayne Belle Hardwlck Mrs Ives Ann Forrester A Congressmans f Forengner fPers1anJ The Baroness Senor Ortega Chinese glrl Chang Pavltch A General Mrs Davenport Mrs Creeyy Senator cane Peter Narms Lmda Sanders Jon Grouf Beth Holland Sue Wemer Harvey Black Jane Hlrshhefer Sandra Kahn Judith Gordon El en Klrshbaum Mark Kolber usan Bender James Kole Marcy Kallman Kenneth Sllver James Em ma David Berke Susan temberg J udlt Ordover Jef ullman Tom Ha wick Wllllam Gr enwood Irene H1 bard Louns Gluck Bleecke James Kole Carter xbbard Fred Franklm George Mason Ellsworth T Gannmg Jason Fleming Understudles STUDENT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR xx Barry Bennett Harry Immerman Alan Fmklestem Patrlcla Naltove Michael Heft DEBORAH KANTI- R MR JAMES V DELUKE I ...Z ,Bef 'lla I' 1 iff, , , 9 - ff ' ',,L .,' gif- , vA'j,....- .Gu 1 .Y , fag' - -f' -' l - 7 E I , F u ,-Y 5k A TJ. - 3 3 , Y Y X . , ,,...... ,T ..,,......... .,.................. ...... , ,...,.....,. . ,. , . ,,..... ......,.,.... 3 .....,,............,.. .,......,..,.,.,..................... . e ..... 1 ........,,.... ....,.,..,,....,,..... .............. , .. .....,...,..,..,.... ,. . 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A Class of 1962 Class of 1962 Class of 1963 Class of 1963 Class of 1963 fggi- ,Lf5 'l!'I mv buena-il tr' ,gf R XM yy W4 M f' X K XW, 4 ck Wfxi, XX X F M56 9 S fffw ME Q Q X ff ix ty N W XX Y X H3 X NY NN Q ,sy X ,bf-Xp M f , XX I 1 XXX XQR NXNX Xxx QSPKRQQSCR 1 X ff' + Z fx J R 5 XX, .U Ki Student L, .MM mf... I ss A Council STUDENT COUNCIL Each Wednesday morning the student government of Hewlett, composed of representatives from each of our city states, meets in an effort to improve our school. This yearas council, ably led by President Chris Bruell, Vice Presidents Arnie Rabinor and Barry Bennett, Secretary ,ludy Scheichet, and Treasurer ,lack Hayflick, has accomplished much. It is important for the student body to note some ot Councilis achievements. The Booster's Club and Varsity Club were revitalized in order to increase school spirit. Soon afterward, a very successful war orphan drive was com- pleted which raised more than the required amount to support our two adopted orphans, Maria and Francois. Throughout the year Council served the school by maintaining a Student Council store. Besides the usual book covers and school mascots, review books as well as paperback editions of novels and plays were sold. A most important phase of Council work involves two noteworthy programs: first, a Hrespect your schooln campaign aimed at instilling a sense of pride and responsibility in the student body, and secondly, an honor campaign conducted jointly with Honor Society aimed at erasing dishonesty and cheating in our high school. This year's Student Council has done an outstanding job. It should be under- stood that only through student co-operation and interest can a Council representing the student body function at full capacity. I Bulletin suufrln wlff' jsut? Room 203 IS the scene of perpetual 3CllVllV for producm an edxtlon of the Bulletln IS a herculean task Leads headlines al leys and proofs must all be assembled and co ordlnated so that the paper may Do to press and present to the school the humble olferln s of some forty staff members The Bullezm encompasses many facets Cub reporters and news sleuths haunt the school for the latest facts and firures and under the direction of Janet Ahner and assistants Jane Hlrshllefer and Mary Keats Hewlett Hlgh School IS presented with all the news thats fit to print Meanwhile feature editor Nancy Konheim assisted by Barry Bennett and Louise Gluck race the paces of the Bulletzn mth the works of famous novelists poets and CI'ltlCS to be ln the sports corner Alan Kalmanoff Bob Stracks Libby Crystal letic vxctories and defeats Advertising handled by Patti 'Vlichaflc is also a most essential aspect of each IQ ue of the Bulletin D Day arr1ves and amid the hustle and bu lle of meetln dead lines Mrs Kielty and editors Susan Klein and Carol Lldz slowly turn ray Finally the circulation stall headed bs Karen Plalcs and sponsored by Mr White sees that each lox al ub crlber recenes his edition of Bulletin And nom at last do the Bulletzn workers breathe a Q1 n or rellef and take a xacation from the ten ions of meetm deadlines? No indeed' They re at it a am buslly planmnb the next edition - 3 4 1 ,f 'vgfy Hf Al . . . . U 49 C .. . . . U h ' L7 9 D , . U CC 7 ' U 7, D . U . . . x . 44 7 , . ,, v . ' . Y . . , . . v . , g U N . V. . , is . . I . Q 9 7 5 . ' and Linda Borodkin publicize Hewlett High School's current ath- . . 1 . ., . . Q . U - 1 r: s A - . 9 M V ,Y g r' . 7 . . e lv ' s. ' , s s s ' ' V ' , 'U r 1 2 ' L 5 5 . y . Q. . U . - U . , . g ff . l QQO-l-IIJITORS-IN-Llllllilf: Susan Klein, Carol Lidz NEWS EDITOR: Janet Ahner ASSISTANT NEWS EDITORS: Mary Keats, Jane llirslxleifer l Ii.-X'l'l,'Rli EDITOR: Nancy Konlieiin ASSISTANT l EA'l'LliIQ EDITORS: Barry Bennett, Louise lllnvk SPORTS EDITORS: liuyfgqllan Kalnninoll, liubby Stracks Girls-Linda Burmlkin, Libby Crystal IIISINIQSS Bl.'XNAGHli: Kan-n Plakg .XIJX IERTISING I..-'HOLRI' EDITOR: Patti Nlirliaels NEWS S'l',-Xl l : Roflyn Ilregstein, Iirlxic Glailftonv, llc-bbiv Kanter, Nurnni I'llt't'lxlIlllIl. .-Xnely Vlalw, lfarol 5I'llOl'IlTt'lll. R:-gina l.e-u-iitlual. ll0b ilurilw-n. lfran fiullin-. l..1tn'at Umlulalxy, Barry Bennett, Linda Linian, Lldlllii Nlasluw, Loib Steirig1artn'n. Margaret Lialz, lb-li-n la-mis. ,lane-t Lewif. Su-is l'lutzer, N ivkie Ss-lnilwtf. Bonnie lluswn. FFATIQRE STAFF: David Berks, llarwy Black, Lynne Bran-rman. Joanne Breclier, Nlilxell Browner, Richard Cassell. Michael Heft. Barbara Hemlcy, Ellf-n Karr, Patti Konln-ini. Stuart Laiken, Benay L1-tl. Susan Le-vim-. Peter Nlef-er. Henry Pvrlffs. Ellen Rogin. Pam Searles, Susan Seleslio. Ivy Sloan, Yvette Sllldll. Rivliarfl Stuniile, Je-tl Tnllnian. RUN S' SI'UH'l'Q STX!-'I-'z Xnrly Xl:-nxt-ln'l. Nlii-lv-5 fwitfoff. Stew Lelira-r. -Xinie Rabinor. Stn Rivllel. Ili-te Roth. llill Kors. ,Ir-rry Nlvllloat. GIRLSA SPORTS S'lf'll F: Judy Kurtz, Patsy l'm-ek, Nancy Scliwartzlmerg, Judy llail:-r, Barbara Plantamura. f , I HI am a citizen, not of Athens, not of Greece, but of the whole word. Socrates Internatlonal Relatlons Club INTLRNATIUIN AL RFLATIUNS 1 Ll l e IRC IN compo erl of a roup 0 xentotx who hope to ntcrea e lllell' llIlCllTSl.ilIlClll1 ol out eter Chanfftnff tsorld llo accomplwh tln I ttso old proffram ls employed l rt there fftouv dt-cu stone to enable the student to ah orm face and exchan e opnnon 54,COIlfllN the club annual ClOll11D0' drtte a mock l3OllllCZll conttntton, and pre entatton ol an annual loretffn tudent a em w prof ram Xlmlx utcled ln N11 lnderlnl g up 1 led hx Pre tdent Jeff Nteln ar en tce Pretclent 51 an Willlll lllfl becrxtaltf Pegvs llexer and ,ludx Nchetchel 00 o o Q , . . ., , , , A 1 L A f I Th . . . s ' g f 3 ' ' . - 'Q I - ' ' 0 ' ' - . . Z, - C D . . 5 51041, .1 ' -f D 'Q I' . 'vi 5 . ' are . C' I ': 7 5 5 s l t' ' . ' g ' ' S. fa' '. ' is engaged in a series of projects which lllf'lLlflC an W D ' - ' ' ' -af, X 1 Q D . C, 'F 5' ' I S bll' Z1 . z ,' g ' I' , 'ss 7 ' l, ' ' this ro 's 1' s' f Q ' gf t . V' s' Q li V. ' g. 1 H - -' C . ,' 5 1' f ' . l fl ,,..-Q ll QI? 15 A Exchange Students Leevi Latti Leevi, our Finnish visitor, was an astute observer and active partici- pant in many forms of our school activities. A skilled linguist, Leevi attended classes in the helds of Cer- man, Latin and Hislish while at Hewlett. Leevi was greatly surprised by the many diverse groups in America. He explained that within Finlandis borders. you'd probably never find as many sects as you see in some cities in America. Finland's ambassador, who stayed at the home of Chris liruell. also was greatly in- terested in the bright colors worn by people in the United States. One of the high lights of Leevi's stay with us was his expert and good-humored emoting in the assembly program. With a single spotlight beaconed on him. Leevi dramatically read the words of Y0u'z'c Cot What It Takes. More or less a cross between Marv Johnson and Lionel Barrymore. Leevi,s many interests ranged from politics to architecture tespecially modern I. Always ready with a smile, Leevi was extremely well-liked and admired by all the many students who knew him. Aloysius Nwaogugu Our friend Aloy from Nigeria quickly became accustomed to our school ways and activities. Hewlett's own Harry Belafonte. Aloy enter- tained us all with his renditions of calypso songs during the assembly and again during the night of the Rec Hall party. Aloy also enjoyed dancing and quickly mastered Amer- ican dances after showing us some high lifev dances. Greatly surprised at the system of students' moving from class to class. Aloy attended classes in World History. Civics, Chemistry. French and Hislish. Aloy, who stayed at the home of Henry Perles. was very interested in the students' friendly and interested spirit. No wonder this spirit existed! Aloy had the capacity to make friends with his easy-going manner as well as with his interesting ac- counts of Nigeria and West Africa in general. As a possessor of an agile mind and engaging personality. Aloy will. we feel. become a leader tif not Prime llinisterlt of Nigeria. 02 Events are writ by history's pen. gl L.. HONOH SOCIETY BCS1dCS the annual tea thxs year the soclety of Hewletts most honorable Clll zens conducted a campalgn to combat cheatlng throughout the school Led by Presldent Chrls Bruell and Secretary Su san Welner the soclety 1S under the dx rectlon of Mrs F Whlte WORLD CITIZENS' CLUB Under the careful tutelage of Mr Hell erman WCC explores and attempts to explaln some of the complex querxes whxcn often are so perplexlng to world leaders as well as to Hewlett students DlI'6CllI'lg the search for these answers are Jeff Tullman Presldent Daud Berke Veep Gerald Isaacson Secretary and Kenny Zalkm Treasurer - JJ ,Q ya . Q . l WLC t ki Ca e f H1 I t Mi X WORLD-IN REVIEW CLUB fSectlon Il Led by Mrs Brower thls group of f-rl ous sophs discusses some of the lmportant current natlonal and lnternatlonal HHIHIIS The trlumvlrate Includes Lynn Locks Presldent Alfred Kurtz Veep and .loan Greenblatt Secretary WORLD IN REVIEW CLUB fSect10n IU Sponsored by Mrs Levant WIRC tr1es to lllummate dlscuss and evaluate world sltuatlons lntelllgently Led by Pattl Konhelm Presldent Bob Gordon Veep and Elame Shapiro Secretary the group has been successful m 8ChlCVlI'lg 1ts pur poses INTERNATIONAL FORUM Leadmg tlus group of ambltlous fresh men who are building an early founda t1on of world lnformatlon IS Mrs Nadler Constructmg thls base are Donny Sxlber blatt Presldent and Roy Zucherman Secretary . . Q.- . , .. 9 9 9 , . - n . . , .... 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 , 9 9 9 ADW ANCFD SCIENCE CLUB Bw means of experimentation lecture and dl cusslon those upperclassmen interested in science can increase their knouled e in this held as mem bers of the Advanced Science Club Sponsored bw Nlr Kerwin the club has as its leaders President Noel Morris V1cePres1dent Stuart Schecter Sec retary Grace Burke and Treasurer Arthur Greend linger ADVANCED BIOLOGY CLUB The Advanced Biolo y Club provides an ideal opportunity for those extremelx interested in bi olorx to study this field tooether These enthu ia tic member: are spurred on by President Bill Go el, Vice, President Larry lmressler Secretary Gerald Issacson and Treaqurer Steven Gold. Mr. Jacobelli ig their gpongor. GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB Through experimentation, discussion and lev- ture. the General Science Club enables beginners to further their knowledge of the basic principles ol' science. 'lille ollicers are Calvin Gold as presi- dent and Larry liressler as vice president and secretary. Nlr. Rosenfeld is the sponsor MATH TEAM This group of wizards of mathematics helps defend the academic prowess of our school. The five starters are Jeff Steingarten, Bob Stracks, Steve Steinglass, Chris Bruell, and Wayne Stern. Mr. lleagle, the sponsor, has led the math- letes well. 105 rail' PL CIRFULU PSPANOL W1 1 the words s abre la e ron Betts Plantamura opens each meclm f El CIYCUIO Espanol She 1 alded bw Pe x Greenberc VICE Presldent Doroths Sch XNZlI'f7 Secretary and Jeff Cohen Trea urer Lnder the SllllCI'NlQl0ll of Senorlta Phrlhps the members mcrease thelr knoxxl ed e of Spamsh whlle enjovm, ame and fiestas LOS HISPANICOS Wlth Senorlta Poster as then' spon or Los H1 pamcos led by Presldent Pat Mlchaels Vlce Pre ldent Belts Po ter Secretary Norma Wolfeber and Trea urer Ronnle Rxttmaster use the medra of work and play to increase their fluency and command of the Spanish lan,ua,e. EL Fm ESPANi DL The purpose tlie Foro Espanol is to aid its membersbt6i becon1e more fhn-nt speakers of Spanis :This group is headed by presidente Joyce Cohiqi vim-e-presidente Patty Harris. sec-rtaria y tcsorera Donna Clymin, and is sponsored hy Senor Mirsky. X X 3 A LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Parlez-vous francais? .The meetinggf Le Cercle Francais, sponsored by Madame Holtlcamp, and led by Pfesident Alan almanoff, ice President Loretta LeBair, Secretary rbara Hemley, and, Treasurer Mary Keats, consist of games and discus- sions aimed at increasing knowledge of French culture and improving vocabulary and oral fluengyz ' V Z 4 LES F 'CAIS These udents of f Qais enjoy prac- ticing the knowled f the French lan- guage with the assis of their sponsor. Mr. Lucena. The Frenchmen are President ,loan Gro Vice President Lynn Harrison, Secret y Jo Ann Rosen- berg. and Tr Bo nie HBE . Q ' 1 .w LA SOCIETE FIIANC.-USE La Societe anqaise. sponsored by Nlrs. Steinfeld. h s each member to improve his pronur tion through purticiya-tion in games a iscussions, Heading this group are Pre it Gloria Lorclm. Yiqz-XPresident . . . r i , Richar hallzm. becretary Nancy Loo- . , . per, and Treasurer Barbara Beirhie. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB One of the chief aims of this cluh. stiperviscd by Hrs. Garay and Mrs. Petrone, is to further interest in the art and science of homemaking. Chief cook and bottle washers are President Pat Hendrickson. Secretary Helen Verity, and Treasurer Barbara Pesenhofer. BIBLIOPHILES fLil1rary Club, Ahly led by President Lorraine Manza. Vice President- Treasurer Elizabeth Bloom. and Secretary liarlrara Pesen- liofer. the newly formed liibliophiles render efficient library service to Hewlett citizens. Sponsored hy Mrs. Alxelson, the club also encourages interest in the lilrrary profession. :Jinx 1:11111 I V7 M SERVICE WORKSIIIII' Whether conducting mitten drives or collveting postage stamps. these Hewlett do-gooders. led hy Leslie Seiden. Laura Godofsky. Sandy Axelrod. and Elizalieth Bloom. are always trying to help our school. Miss Willauer and Mr. Morrison help direet these spirited public servants. SERVICE LEAGUE Under the guidance of Miss DuBois. the Service League is comprised of a dedicated group of students who devote their study periods to service of the school. a K2 W V 17 17 7 CHESS CLUB Check Mate is heard every Monday as the members of the Chess Club gather to play thls mentally stlmulatmg game Sponsored by Mr Hudls lhey are led by Presldent Robert Muller PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Under the capable leadershlp of Presl dent Grace Burke VICC Presldent Mlchael Burke Secretary Treasurer Alan Kupchlk and with Mr Grey as thelr sponsor these camera bugs learn the fundamentals of photography They utllrze therr sklll 1n servxce to the school by takmg snapshots at school events I 0 VISUAL AID SQUAD udlo Vlsual Ard Squad provlde tl gr ool wlth valuable servlces as they scu y buslly mth screens projectors and fi s from class to class tryln to meet posslble schedules Thns group super V1SCd by Mr Powers IS led by Blll Morrl Rlchard Krelss Sandy Ehrman Nell Cas tagnaro Rlchard Gooduln and Walter Pengler X ji X' aw LQ, fs K 1 fN U-4 HUUSTERS lie ofneiail spirit cc ool. lmrrlu.. conducts fnizecl cliet-ring 1 a d basketball games. 'l'ln e s are Seniors Leni l i aid Steven Bayer: Juniors .7 ollack and Kenny Fine: SOI iores Jeff lionvitz and lx nlieim: 1 4 B . XXX- l I TWIRLERS w ll Tliis spiritetl group under tln' Y? U lv-aflersliip uf Pat l'iPll4ll'lf'liNflll xl perforins at fontlfall games. peg rallies. and in Stars Over liruafl- A uayf' lfumliininfg color. grave X f XI I I and action. tlie tuirlers nrlll Li great cleal of zest tu rnany of uni' X,-X llluli sr-lmnl lll1IlCll0Il5. ee? MUSIC CLUB Among the club's most important activities were the opera field trip to Don Giovanni and Hewlett's an- nual talent show Stars Over Broad- way. President Laura Godofsky, Vice President-Treasurer Judy Kras- ner, Secretary Lynn Harrison, and sponsor Dr. Suchofl ably guide this club of talented musicians. DRAMA WORKSHOP The plays the thing. Artistic dramatic expression is the goal of the high school thespians in the Drama Workslioli, led by President Carol Veltman. Vice President Ronnie Ritt- master, Secretary Michele Glanzrock, and sponsored by Mrs. Baldwin. 11.1 AX ART CLVB The Art Club, sponsored by Miss Hart, and led hy Babette Weiner. Florence Cybuch, Jill Barber. and Fran Collins, is composed of individuals skilled with brush and pallet. These aes- thetes of our school meet each week to express them- selves through drawinff and painting. A 4 VARSITY CLUB lnder the constructlve duecuon of Mr Munch the has taken an actxve role 1, sdhool affairs Ushermo at the home basketball Games and pdbllshxng athletlc schedules and r are but a few of the SQYYICCS reiidered by the revxtallzed Varslty Club Head of the VC are eter Hewitt Presxdent Bryan McSweeney V106 reslde and ohn Haskell Secretary Treasurer I LEADERS' CLUB p of Hewlett cltxzens represents our femmme ath letlc elxte These glrls help conduct Cxm cla teach k1lls and Dllice tasks A h1 hllght of the N631 1 thelr frolxc FW ,Jw if filled camping trlp The club spon ond bx Mr Altman 1 ed by Beth MOTFIH Pat Naltove Pam Starles ,lanet Franke cl IGI!! Heyman ,wr dvr , cw f . be s . . . VLAK V, , . , E . 4 . l 6 . use U f ,w'!f i . . . . s . . , 5 V . P . wr! , 'W' J sz, ' Q lv ' ' Jgll' ,V k . f, In ,cmtgr K - ,, 1' ff V R , , ' if ' ' 4 5 ' ,f f f ,F 7. , 1 '-iff' Q .3 J -i we as ,- v f fl I 't ' fl 1 , ' I W wfwffz, ,, ' ' . ' U' sses. ' s ' .. iff 'f mf' . . ' . . . W t . g j s - 3' . . s - ' S. . s M I 'l x . . ' ,. 9 li: . j I I ., V., ,, . , , w4t'2 ,A it ' 19421,-l-,,, 1,1 A 'ch M Y I bi? T i FQY X 0 ' L .xx M P H I XX C L is S Varsity Football This season, Coach Sela's football team compiled an impressive record of four wins, two ties, and only two defeats. ln the first game, a spirited Hewlett eleven led by quarterback Dick Du Vuono defeated Lynbrook by a score of 14--6. After losing to a tough Valley Stream North squad, Hewlett came back to whip stubborn Elmont by one point. Two weeks later, the Sela men upset highly rated South Side in a hard fought contest. Two games later, the Blue Jackets traveled to the North Shore where they tied Herricks, the undefeated Division 4 champ. In the closing game, the Hewlett eleven mauled Malverne, winning easily by 20 points. This game was marked by the excellent quarterbacking of Du Vuono and the brilliant running by speedy Dick Rosen. There were many factors that contributed to this successful season: our tough line, the uncanny kicking ability of Ray Corde. and the consistent scoring punch of Stein, Rosen, and DuVuono. Returning next year are such outstanding players as Dichter, Mitchell, Adams, Wilkinson, Rosen, and DuVuono. Hewlettis football future looks bright. Hewlett Opponents 14- Lynbrook V.S. North Elmont V.S. South South Side Seaford Herricks 40 Malverne Dugan and Sela, R. Corde Football Results-1959 Captains and Coaches: 1. to r.-R Stem coaches Starling Team: l. to r.-E. Flynn. R. Corde, L. Mitchell, D. Rosner, N. Levin, L. Dichter, S. Adams. R. Stein, I. Wilkinson, R. Rosen. R. DuVuono. J V Football Freshman Football This year the JV enjoy ed an extremely success Peck Althou h mam of the players were mowed up to the Varslts throu hout the sea on the Jaw vees maintained a wlnnln plfll The team was led by such tandoutsa Hasflxck Easterlm Klein Buckley and Lyder Although the Frosh coached by Vlr record a ainst formidable opposition e p1r1ted and talented team was often pres ne on both offense and defense At the clo e of their re ular eason IX mem bers of the team mere brou ht up to the Var its where they gained valuable experi ence for the future 9 l A ' 5 n u . '11 x x '1 Q U -..,,,,,,U,.,,-J-pf ' ' 'rf . c . f Q l -4 1 ' ' . . Q ' ' , ' L - ful season under the careful guidance of Coach Robinson, compiled a disappointing 1-5 - S .' .' N ' ' 3 e 1 th Q v' g . s , s ' ' ' im- .. v..Uq... V MS.. M l C - - s s ' ' . ' , ' , S ' g S S' - - ' U s ' D Tennis 1959 proved to be a big year for the tennis team. In addition to winning themselves the South Shore Section II plaque, the netmenls 14-0 record enabled them to extend their undefeated streak to thirty over a three year period. Captain Pete Marx, Al Josephberg, and Bob Weiner, in augmenting their personal undefeated streaks, proved to be the major factor toward the flawless season. However, the highlight of thc season was provided by the doubles team of Dave Fox and Ken Wolfe in the second Hempstead match. With the match at 2-2, these two dropped the first set and were tied 11-11 in the second as darkness halted play. The Hewlett pair won the set 13-11 and then copped the final set, enabling the Jackets to remain unbeaten. Not to be overlooked for commendable performances during the course of the season are Stu Richel, Richie Lane, Bob Ellsweig, Dave Lawner, Neil Jablon, Larry Bressler, and Pete Cold, of which the latter four in addition to Weiner will return next year. AZVYIX 20 f if 'ii- SCHEDULE CTennisj Long Beach South Side .,.,..,.,........,,.,,.. 5-0 Calhoun ......... ....,......... 5 -0 Hempstead ....,... .....,......,. 3 V2-lb Freeport ........, 5-0 Levittown ........... ,......, 5 -0 East Meadow 4--1 Long Beach ...,.... .,..,,,, 5 -0 South Side ........ ......., 5 -0 Calhoun ,.......... 3-2 Hempstead ........ ,..,,... 3 -2 Freeport ........, ...,.... 4- -1 Levittown .........,, 5-O East Meadow 5-0 Cross Countr This year s cross country team enjoyed a moderately success ful year After a slow start, Mr Harts Harriers compiled a three and seven record and then went on to take fourth place out of eighteen teams in the county Section B finals The team was led all year by OUNlHIldlIlU sophomore Wally Petty backed up by seniors Steve Henick and lVl1ckey Zeitsoff and junior Wayne Clexen Next years team can look forward to great improvement with six returning lettermen including soph Jeff Konvitz and yery promising frosh Dick Sable Bob Crowley, and Pete Lovan Seniors were co captains Steye Henick and 'Vlickey Zeitsoff George Lauscher Steve Lehrer, and manager Mike Lefton ,fx iii! I-I' it L rf Soccer Although thi: wa: the fir:t sea:on that soccer wa: played on an inter:chola:tic baiit. the junior variity :occer team made a gtronf? debut in defeatinv the Valley' Stream South JN. twice before droppinf' two ffame: to the Woodmere Academy' Varxity. Credit muzt be given to co-captiing Ricky -Xmdur and Jon Grouf. the former a :talwart icorer. the latter a :tar defeniive player. Other: xx ho excelled were Frank Dm-rrinvh. lra Wasserman, lay' Klein. Steve Blnth. and Pete Skolnick on offense. in addition to Pete Semel on defense. With the entire squad returninfv. all indications point to a promising new season for Coach Halseys soccer varsity. 1 121 2 MMM wat? Bowhng Bowlmg Schedule Hewlett Opponent E Rockaway Malvterne W Hwlpstead VS North Wantagh Lynbrook VS South E Rockaway Malverne 2 W He 5 3--ME U-Wdantagh 0 Lynbrook 1 H- ,a awk SSAL 'lioumament 4th place Sectlon 8 lst place Bowllng Paced by Pete Hewrtt Mr MacDonalds keglers hlghllvhted an extremely successful campal n by Calllllflllg the Sectlon 8 cham plonshlp wrth a brllllant comeback vlctory Hewrtt who led the team all year also captured the lndlvldual county crown Round mf' out the starting team were senlors Date Kramtz and Dlck lVlandell Rick Schallzrn and Don Brower Wlth two lettermen returnlnv from this years champlonshrp squad the boullnv ptcture for next year appears to be brlght lefl Cural Bob Mann Vllke Nelson and Pete Lubalm contrlbuted greatly to thls excltrnv team The bowlers deserve heaps of pralse for thelr NlClOI'l0l1S season Riflery Rlflery ThlS years Rlfle Team although meffectlve at the begmnlng of the season staoed a comeback performance truly worthy of pra1se By firmg a 917 out of a posslble 1000 the team upset Valley Stream 1North which had been undefeated to that pomt Coach Palmers boys then proceeded to defeat lts last three opponents of the season to flnlsh 1n fourth place of the Southwest D1v1s1on of the S S A L wnth a 4-6 record The squad was paced by Roger Froehllch and B111 Kors both of whom made the S S A L All Scholastxc team for havmg two of the ten best averages Other actlve partlclpants mcluded Jerry McC1oat Grant Fabre Pete Shaplro B111 Greenwood and Lester London ,S R1f1ery Schedule 'L V S Central Lost 51 1 West Hempstead Lost Long Beach Lost Oceanslde V S Central V S North West Hempstead Long Beach Oceanslde Lost Lost Won Won Won Won 3 f Y Q . 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North Lost f 5: jj' 1 5 I H . 124 Basketball 3' -16 4-ik af kykifxu V -.a Varsltf-Baskptb' ll The basketball team of , 95 lf-Q wlll. undoubtedly be remembered as one of Hewletts finest The ' oache' Munchmen captured he Section Ill champlonshlp wlthfgfllbqo wlns and only 2 defeats After havlng trounced our ard! rlviil, jvreiyce, lWlCC, the team chalked up 8 straight league VICIOPIBS --X K K W The Jackets were led by Bryan, csweeney, the graceful 65 star, who went on to wln the county scorn ig title with a 23 points per game average Mac, who poured ln 47 ' ' against Lynbrook, was named the outstandlng player on the So Sh pe and was a starter on the all- scholastic 5 Enough cannot g y and QW! the lnvaluable ablllty of the other starting players Had ll I been or the outside shooting of co- captaln John Haskell and 'Penh s Sc lder, the strong rebounding of Tom Davis, and the conslstent passing scoring of Rabmor and Stem, we would not have compiled sudh an ex llent record Rounding out the squad were seniors S1lverman,l Corde, sso, and Zeltsolf and sophs Menschel and Konvltz j , K The highlight of the se on wt r msplrmg televised victory over Malverne After capturmg the le, th bo entered the play-oifs where hey humiliated Great Neck South but lo t to taller Baldwin 5 Munchmen, we re proud nf ypu, JIIIIIOI' Varslty Basketball Thrs year the forever battlm Jauee chargers fou ht thelr way to a fine season Under the careful Dmdance of 'Vlr Hart the boys COIhllll6Cl a record of 12 wlns and 5 defeats The team contmued tts wtnnlng ways even thou h two of the top players Jeff Konvltz and Andy Menschel were brouaht up to the Varsltw Had these two remained the team mrcht have one undefeated The team was led by Pete Rosenber the speedy back court star Great thm s are expected next year from Rosen Roundln out the squad were Schmdler Femman Semel Ostrow ZCllS0lT Rob bms Hale Roth Coldm Mr Munch can look forward to a fine season next year Freshman Basketball Lack of hetght prevented Coach Bal dassarls squad from enjoymg a wm nmg season The teams record of 4- wlns and 8 defeats IS mlsleadtn The l'rosh lo t many tloht dectslons mclud two overtime defeats The ht h scorer and sparkplug was Jeff Nlann who was well upported bv Jeff bre tl Jeff Emden and Larry Goldman The team hould produce another wmmn eason for Nlr Hart next year y t I U N Q Q - 5 5 v . . . U U Q D . 7 ' U ' ' C , , ,ra Q cr 1 - I A . . l I . A s 0 vu n v U D , . ' or ' 7 , R N. V . l 1, L , flew 'U ' g . ' or D7 . ' ff . . C Sommers, Donald, and Umansky. . U . C 9 - 1 V9 9 ' ' K. ' s. , ' . . ,, . . V. 4 Q T V, . .N . U C. . S V .U H. 1 ing . , ' W. 'g . . A , v v S v AT. gh 7 , . S y. .g s . . ' . v,..-- V N ll lilly X E9 if, f fy. W t Sch dule ' ewlett 31 Sewanhalxa X ewlett, V.S. Central S4 Lawr nce f X ewlett, W. Hempstead S4 Sou Side ' ewlett S Chaminade X ewlett, Oceanside 8 Hempstea , X ewlett Sr Van Buren HS. A I etslett S Sewanhaka J lx' K ewlett S1 Chaminade 'P' ewlett, YS. Central S Lawren e j wlett X Westliury' I K QA wlett, W. Hempstead S4 Souti Side U 1 N ewlett Sz Uniondale l X ll X at wlett S1 Wvestllury 'lett. Oceanside S Hempst ad Se on 8 Golf Tournament X X 9.5. . Section 1 a II Play off ll i X Golf This year's golf team. the defending South Shore Athletic League Champions .NE opened the season hy defeating Sewanhaka 3-2. the same team whom they nosed out for last year's Championship. The Linksmen. who play their home matches at the Xhoodmere Country Clulv. are paced hy returning lettermen Pete lason, Al Finkel- stein. Steve Ozdolva. Bolt Straeks. and Dick Nlandell. Clinton transfer Richie Fried- man. lohn Haskell. and Steve Gold ttill augment the squad. ll:-cause ol the vide experience ol' the teanfs members. prospects are in order for another line season. 7 Varslty Baseball After minmn three of its first four games the baseball team coached by Mr Dugan is lookin forward to an outstanding season Kenny Hung Nell Levin Dave Bernstein and Ron Rosenthal round out a seasoned pitching staff while Dick Du vuono Roy Barbarino Bubby Stem Dave Curtls Tommy Russo Pete Hewitt and Al Leo have already displayed their abilities at the plate and 1n the Held If the tremendous slugging of Barbarino and Duvuono and the steady pitching of Run and Levin continues the team should definitely compile an excellent record and enter the county playoffs ' 1 ,Fr 28 J V Baseball As indicated by its 4-2 record the .l. V. baseball team A coached by Mr. Hasley should have an excellent sea- son. Sparked bv the pitching and hitting of Elliot I NN Klein and ,lack Hayflick, the team has great depth both in the infield and outfield. Due to the present crop of fine freshmen, the outlook for next year is extremely bright. 4 19 4 R fx A Q XX W mm 3 I P 1 ll XQ :A Xxx I . f u -- J K X fl x f gm :A an - Q W Ayxi 4-K I E Q LMI VA 30 Varsity Cheerleaders Kathy Weiner, Barbara Plantamura, Capt., Lois Znaida, Ellen Bernstein, Judy Schlein, Gail Rose, Lana d'Ancona, Patti Michaels. J.V. Cheerleaders Linda Borodkin. Capt.. Karel Schwarlztol, Susan Pollack. Beth Holland, lieth Morris, Lucy Dily. Joan Sires. Judy Kurtz. HOCKEY Rush em' Under the able d1rect1on of coach Altman the Hewlett hockey teams establlshed themselves as the teams to beat Long hours of practrce pald off when the senlor Junlor and sophomore teams handed Lynbrook three re oundlng defeats Followlng up those VICIOIICS the semor teams defeated the Fr eport senlors whlle the junlors t1ed thelr game The cllmax of the entlre season was the annual game wlth our most ardent rrvals Woodmere Academy Drlvlng hard the Honor Team conslstmg of J Alpert G Bentley W Boehm L Borodkln ,I Carter M Chambers L Davldson J Franke P Greenberg N Konhelm B Morrrs B Poster L Schnurmacher M Schumer S Steinberg and S Wallmg smashed the Academy w1th a score of fnve to one thus completmg one of Hewlett s most outstandmg hockey seasons 7 'u 1 - ' V ' 7 . , , . . . . . Q . , , - . , S 7 ' 7 9 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 . , . , . , . , . , . , ' 7 ' 9 9 . , . 2 Archery With bows and arrows set, our female Robinhoods victoriously culminated their fall season. The highlight was the Archery Playday WhlCh was held at Hewlett th1s year Competing against Massapequa and Mepham High Schools Hewletts archers procured first place with a score of 1000 pomts Janet Ahner led Hewlett to triumph placing first 1n the competltlon with Barbara Hammer following closely in third place The Archery Honor Team consisted of I Ahner B Hammer T Hellman J Bell S Belu and E Schroe der who along with other lnterested archers completed a most successful sea son for Hewlett This year because of the lncreased 1n terest in archery the old bull s eye was subject to a piercing attack by the accu rate archers who were supervised on Mon days and Wednesdays by Mrs Saunders and on Tuesdays and Thursdays by Mrs Bangert Volleyball This years volleyball team had an ex clung season The gurls participated 1n the annual Sports Day and did a fine job ln defeating the schools rival Law renee The Honor Team consisted of I Alpert ,l Carter R Flynn R Could B Hammer J Hollander B Morris I Perau and S Wallin The class teams excelled ln the mter school competltlon but only the Sophomores and Juniors emer ed undefeated . , 1 U, , , 9 9 . , . , . 9 ' a ' 7 ' ' 9 a , . , . - 9 1 I, l A 7 5 l m - 9 5 tp . . .U , .Y , '- sg ' ls' X' , . , . n , . . . If , . , . . . . , . .g. U D . The fact that a nd IS s best f rnend was pmven agam thls sprmg wlth openmg o 9 softball season The softball dlamonds of lett Hugh reilcrowded with young hopefuls Along wlth e new taleni, sevqgl of last years regulars were selectedf 7 e Honor Tea,Q1 Th lam COIlSlStlIlg of J Alpert L. Bluth S llpek R Flynlf B M s I Prereau L hnurmaclle and M chumer fulfills he re ements for a suc ful season l A 'B+ 341 Basketball ?The female hoopsterspof Hewlett High were not idle while our men were working theiriikay into firstipfibe. Thegirls were collect- ing series of victories and only one defeat during the inter- scholastic basketball season. Oceanside and Clarke fell victim t Hewlett s junior and senior teams. , The Honor Team consisting of I. Alpert, J. Chrter L. Dilg R. Flyim R. Gould 'B. Morris l.QPrereau G, ntley and S. Wal- ling achieved its greatest triumph of the sea My n by defeating the Woodmae Academy fby a Score of 35 to 18. The 'Honor Reserve Team f A owed suit with a victory of 28 to . A 2 V Badmmton Along w1th crack of the bat comes the wh1z of the badmlnton hlrd Badmmton IS one of Hewlett s favorxte sports and one 1n wh1ch our grrls excel Loolung at thls year s array of talent we can forsee a good season The outstandmg players rnclude J Ahner I Bell G Bentley G Burke M Chambers B Hammer and S Stelnberg Tenms Once a am Sprrn ushered ln the lon awalted tenms season Ably ulded by Mrs Ban ert the glrls are mstructed 1n the basrc skllls For more advanced players swlft movement on the court as well as use of strategy are requrred Both smgles and doubles teams vull compete wlth other L I G A schools ln the annual Sprlng Sports Day to be held late rn May Among the top competrtors thls year are J Carter L Crystal L Flnkelsteln R Gould and W Wolfber who are re turnmc from last years Honor Team and are expectxn a WICIOTIOUS season 35 O U. .U . za o mv. . C . U. 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T F arenf - 3 eacAer Odssociafion I I 42 BEST WISHES TO The Class of 1960 FROM THE Hewlett Woodmere Dads Club MEMO TO HEWLETT HIGH DADS Free bus trlps to away football and basketball games Awards to all semor athletes Football programs New scholarship program Fall Wmter and Sprung awards dmners Why not loin us In these worthwhile prolects? Membership dues are S3 00 a year If mterested please contact our president DAVE POTTERS FR 4 2981 Q l 9 This year the Hewlett-Woodmere Dads' Club sponsored and subsidized: I 0 Steve Ba HlShSh 60 Semor Honors Semlnar yer Chrls Bruell Davld Curtls M1chaelK1ng Susan Klem Nancy Konhelm Sandy Kressel Carol Lxdz Peter Messer Pattt Michaels Mxchael Nelson Henry Perles ,l udy Schelchet Ellen Sllberblatt Jeffrey Stelngarten Alan Stern Bob Stracks Susan Walllng F avorxte Favorlte Favorlte Favor1te Favorlte Favorlte We ll ne the the Typlcal Author James Street on Yes We Have No Bananas Novels The Vlcar of Wakefield Elolse nn Moscow Corporatlon I BM People Cotton Mather Yo 1 Bear Sound the volce from the cave ver forget martlculate phllosopher from the Social Security Dept day three people came to class Hrsllsh Test uestnon In not more than 50 words characterlze the twen treth century Typlcal H1SllSh Dxsmlssal And by the way chapters 30 through 40 wlll be on the ICSI tomorrow Yet to be answered How mature was Overstreet Yet to b e achieved an Oflglllal ldea 4 0 0 9 O I l 9 . , . . , . . , . , . , 9 . 7 7 . 9 9 3 9 7 . 1 1 9 ' GG 7 S g - , . 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I J.V, , 1 . . . , . 1 ' l 1 1 ' ' 50 Best Wlshes and Success from the Good Nelghbor B nal B nth GIFIS to OUR GRADUATING MEMBERS ond THE CLASS OF 1960 Loulse Altschuler Jlll Barber Karen Fleber Su an Glaser Mu lel Haber Peggy Meyers Secretarv Beth Morrls Treasure Joann Rosenberg Judv Schelchet President Jane Snyder Norma Wolfberg Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1960 Ahaoo Fabrlcs ' 7 ' 7 S Eileen Goldman, Vice Presiden r. . , r I iii!! tiki' Lulsa Altschuler Ines Brody Nlxguel Brown Judlt Carter Paco Cohen Leonol Fnedman F1 anclsca Galonsky Barbaxa Hammer Pedlo Hew1tt Alegandla Kressel Lau1a Lebalr Regma Leventhal Recuerde el alma dormld , 8VlV0 el seso y desplerte, contemplando como se pasa la clasa del cuarto ano de espanol fracms a Jorge Manrzque Beto Mann Laurlta Manza Corma Plerno Barbara Plantamula Chavela Plantamula Martm Pokorney Carolma Portnoy Suslta Portnoy Juana Van Leewen Susana Walhng Anxta Welsbelger EARLY AMERICAN PINE FURNITURE Hand Made at the sxgn of the Craftsman 'l'hzLonnmCShop 1127 Broadway Hewlett, Long bland 'l kfi ki' iii-iff ' 0 ifffffffffffffffiif?Ef'i'fi'fiAf?EfiAf??iIiiif?ffEff'ffTfQ'f1ff Qi RiffffAfAiAfQEQ 52 COMPLIMENTS OF SHOR S LUNCHEON DINNER AFTER THE GAME BRGADWAY HEWLETT L I Woodmere Hewlett Exchange Club Adams Phllllp Bergen Hally Bernhelm Stephen M Bernsteln Joseph MIIOH Sldney Brodlleb SCYTIIOUI BIOWCI J Slngleton Blown Francls J Bunkel James L Carman Mylon Casswell Wllllam Chambels B Arnold Chlnman Jullus Cloasdale Eugene DeMott Robley F Dllg Jack Domanlco Alexander Domanlco Pletl0 Dubrovx Martln DUbl0W Sol Edsel Ralph J. Jr. Honorary Members Members, 1 Frledman Max Gllckeman Jack Gottlleb Maltln Haggerty Edwln Haves MO1tOH M Hewlett FredV W Hlrsch Irvlng D Jacobson Henly Juch Wllllaln Kahn Max 'Kofold Rev Leon V Kolb Nathan Kolb Phlllp Krapata Challes Kuster RlCha1d LISS Seymoul luke Donald JI Messer Louls A Mullay Flank A Norton Walner D 960 'Ogden Chauncy M Pearlsteln Harry Perles Jerome Plovenzano Vlncent Remo Joseph P Rosenberg Dr Albelt Rudnlck D1 Joseph Santopolo Dl M1chaelV Schwartz D1 Seymour Seaman Clayton L Small Dr E Wallace Smlth Edwald R Spltzel' Harold M Roblns Meyer Stem Belnald Well Martln R JI Welnstock Fled Wenger Emanuel Yokel Dr Seymoul Z1pp George F Q FR 4 1000 Hewlett Fuel 81 Supply C0 , lne Sccess t He lttB h C al Fuel O ls e HatO 200 IRVING PLACE Jack Marcus Mens Dalslmer, lne and BOYS Shop d L dscapl g Cedarhurst L I t MtSty Tdta CE 9 2100 1301 Broadway Hewlett N Y 3 - I I O u ors o w e rot ers - i - Mason Mat rials G.M. - Delco e il Burners Woodmere, L. 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