Hewlett High School - Patches Yearbook (Hewlett, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1966 volume:

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T , Sportse .le .l .5 gl gi , Pcztches'fl Staff ' . lg . t Q Index land 'Advertisements l Published by the Senior Clcxss of George W. Hewlett High School Hewlett, New York, Volume 32 Decisions I cannot decide The fate of my life, I cannot accept The cautions of man, I have left my dreams On the edge of the moon And I grope at dawn To understand. Yet they taunt me And haunt me To choose and discard, To play at the game, dignified, I am young, I am eager I want to try all, And I cannot stop to decide. The dilemma of decision has been encountered by both students and teachers. Patches 1966 is dedicated to a woman who has vigorously and conscientiously accepted the respon- sibility of decisions. TO MRS. IRMA MARMOR The staff of Patches 1966 has Worked secretly to dedicate this publication to Mrs. Marmor. She epitomizes the theme of decisions throughout her career as a teacher of English. Her students and her yearbook staff have often requested her assistance in making decisions, and she has never failed them. She is con- stantly faced with decisions as a teacher, as advisor to Patches, and as coordinator of the Team Teaching Project. She continually strives to im- prove herself by taking in-service and graduate courses. She has shown her dedication to the teaching profession by accepting and training many stu- dent teachers. The students of Hewlett High School recognize Mrs. Marmor as a vibrant, enthusiastic person. The unexamined lite is not worth living Socrates To Write is to give, to read is to receive.' As coordinator of the Team Teaching Prolect Mrs Marmor makes a final judgment on the syllabus it 'I-,V M fl- , h s , ' 1? 2 I, Z ' . W4 ff, L. - ' -' 4 ., e f'.': f.'.':,',. l ,L - , Q, , xvi, f wt.-2'f'fv2-'-.fjv1jfu5,.'1 r-A 1 .,a ,gg 7,1 ,gy-4 m.5jg'QV, 5. 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'Y Madeline Blank Robin Beth Blank Wk' Leonard Black Lois Birnbaum 19 Robin Lynn Blinderman kai' .1-rf' ii Michael Bockstein Susan Bologna Harvey Borden K - 1 - 4 i'V.vf'Cn Q., X, ...ambu- One of the many Senior activities 20 Lawrence Martin Boxt Edwin Brand -K' T George M. Brandt and another activity 21 'I-.-.Q if Elinor Iane Brecher -K 'ut 51'-'L Gregory Richard Brower int WS-1 Henry Bregstein -...,,.T,,.....- WW, V H , , YW W., .-. 51- gr... 5 s 1.4. '.'.u's 9 5 O nxt A 0.0 0.x 55' gg . lgkf' -s-- 'W' su- ls Bonnle Dale Bnlhant 4-psf, idx Susan Brous T-.T..7 Howard A. Brower --...f' asu...gQ0,,0. QQ. , I' i anna.-.-.5 O a Richard Mark Brenner 22 Linda Mae Brown -al 1-'sw e e Sali Brown Charlene Cesta Paul I ohn Caridi Cathie I oan Browner Rachel Chasse 4, Gaye Cassell al, l3?Zg fig QXK WLJQW A 5254 fikflwli-il William A. Cadel 23 Kenneth Chesler 5'5- if Karen I ean Cleven Lx Ieffrey Cohan My Mark Ira Cohen . al 'HGH' 'llnunf' 1 ffx Ronnie Cohen Claire-Ann Comegna 'ZS' .T'I'Tg,f 1 ,pq Q., of' in r 0 ' 'aff Us Ya, ,f Renee -Cohen 'Wav Peter George Cohan 24 Ann Confredo ' - ' K ' - VW' 9 Z Frank I. Connell P Linda Davenport Steve Cron1n -Carol Lee Cooper Rom-ue Davis ! i f ' - Zwv, iv 'TB Peter Lawrence Danziger an-r.,,,.. Phyllis Ann Costanzo 25 Arthur DeMott ' - X My -W' M .-v Barbara DeRoss Robert Deschler Miles Deutsch aa - f A ' e ' , 1 ' r W' ,f Q 'lf' Suzanne Dick -ff , .j 1. 2 ug Q O V VL Xe . 1 . 0 A i Q7 Our A.F.S, student off to Iapan Lloyd DiCklT1GI'1 DNN Lesley Iill Dilbert Marvin Drucker Ronald Dunetz s ,, Us 1' -XR ' r Douglas Donay s s ff' if Cathy Downes 27 Inspiration Michael Durham fvf f Iudy Beth Etra Anne Laura Elkind ff' Glenn M. Dyckoff 'Sf as-'P' Donna Ivy Faske ,...,-an LA - Dranne Esposlto Sandra Ann Ebel 28 Howard Dale Feiler Tcrcy F einman Ed Finlay lv- 'CN Margaret Ferro ,Khaki Alice F ingerhut Teddy Finkel William Florin Cynthia Fine 29 Barr Forrest 'Di 5 Who' , tsf, L, 5, ,K L Karen Frank Qls-.gg Davld Frankfort 'Ui Wendy F urst P.- up Catherine Gabbe Ira Gaines 51 --::' Lynne Galler Neil David Frindel 30 RCII1dY GCf101'1SkY Q Bruce Garavuso Patricia Geismar an-ff' Ieffrey Geller Richard Garvin Sherry Lynn Geliman Steven Michael Gelobter .fuk Igshuq N, Geberef 31 Florence Gentile M 1-...f eff' N Lmda Gerstein Donald Gladstone Robert Glaser 69x wx V111 N! Eric Gewolb A Ioanne Gilroy Offense or defense 3 gr . 'Sn -Url Aaron Glcruberg Louis Glcrzer Bryna April Goldberg -W' f .. . y W N523 1 x vvl. x Gerald Goldberg . . . all of it's nonsense lefty Goldberg Q-gk' .E 'QQ 'M-uf Lynn Goldberg W'-ug., . o ,u, our, V.-. .'.-CW. + ,. i 33 iz? ts 61 rif: ' 'mf-f :'i' 2 1:11254 ws: w Q '.'a u .1:. gf' K u ' 1 'rs v 121 we . ,E it A024441 Carl Goldsand Gene Goldberger ' ful. Ellen Goldrich Edward Ira Goldstein 34 ti : l.': :'a . 'Q' , ,-.-. ag-,, . gg: '-1'ft:'.:-f ff. M 4 ' A Wf'3,T5A7 1:1 T ,' ffI,ff ,l1ffr U -. : ' via, fri!-iiii? f.1:,:f' . l :Diff If QM, ,f,'fgf,V,ay ,V I- ,, , f:1 z,44:f,-H, . , 1 'z.f!4'ff ' . f ,. . Wd F5 1 , L, -,ily riififffv I A Donald Mark Goldstone Carl Michael Goodman Phyllis Ellen Goodstein Glenn Dee Gordon Nancy Lois Green 'Ni 55-mu. ' 'is Andrea Green Susan Danielle Gottschalck Laura Greenfield Bruce Allen Green Marion Susan Graff 35 Randy Susan Greifi M M.-f Barbara Louise Gross 'QN 'Us Margaret Elizabeth Gruhn VW ,,., ,, .-., , 'Vx Y N--7' Nancy Lynn Grossman Cynthia Gross ,f w.. ,ggi Q Nw , n vV'5 4? if -f, l hgff ' QW fgf f f ly' 'KV ffxyxfxx N 'i 1 r' i 'm Q S 7' X f arty? AW f' IL Robert Francis Gruber 'ZXAQS Diane Carrol Gurman Edward Grossman 56 Ph yllis Guss +1-1-,,r Andrew Neil Harrison Laura Haber Linda Susan Haber lsbrrw-4 Pamela Sheri Haitel Edith Marion Hanclschur Katherine Ann Harrison 'iv' 9 -mama R. Bonnie Haber 37 William Hauptman I-n-.........h,. ,W Seniority in the cafeteria I Tiff-'HQ 1 , '-bv 'HTMP Mlchelle Hebel Lee Hayes 38 Peter Scott Hecker Hr 'Vw' -. nf f uliiiif clung Wendy Lynn Helirnczn Marcy Phyllis Herbst Gayle Michelle Hoffman Seniority everywhere grvvf-T -' 41'-'- Mona Horn 'S 495' n 1 I Q 1 J Q...1 Steven Icrckson 79 Margaret I crppen A 4, V, fr.- ' Suzan Horowitz 799- Leslie Ellen I acobson Ellen I cxmie Iason his-1' Geraldine Hudis 40 Robert I aver Leon Iofie F f A. 5 i e Q Dennis Kaplan I ane Kahn g, MUN Steven R. I onas Iudy Kar-alfa ,Jilin-,, ff, R1chard Kandel Marc Paul Kahgan 41 Alan B. Katz M Alexander S. Katz 'sv' 'hs-dv Mary Rachel Keller 'Umm 'S' YT 'rr V' 4 'X 5' . 3 Louis Kirschbaurn Andrea Kittay 'T'-1'7 Iudith Kittay 1 . 0359 Michael S. Klein YIQZY' Catherine Kelley 42 Kerrie Ann Kolbe Richard Alan Komar V, n,,.,.,,,.. ...,, . . ,, , . . .eff kwa.: Y j.k.,.a 3 a . N bf, 'CIT' ' Debbie Iune Kops U D ,- QW, 14'g A, 57 f Az? 'Wy 5 Mark Kotkin I effrey Krull Linda Kramer Ann Helene Kritzer Rita Kravitz 43 Wendi Lachow rf, vu ,f22,,, Our class politicians fm W' 'M-My J-'- Shelley Lynne Lebowitz Leslie Lawner 44 Michael Lederman ,-41 gg., l You don't hcxve to Wear d bathing suit to be thrown into the pool. if ,nl F rcmcme Ayn Le F rak Rodd Leeds 45 Richard Lehrield aww in Ellen Ann Leslie il:-Q' Linda Levitt Amy I. Leventhal 5 - f.,,.,f' Beth Lewis Alice Levin 46 Frances Anne Lewit lay Martin Liebman Rochelle lean Liebman ur V: rw V' 'ly' tg!! Cathy Linakin Peter Allen Luthy e.eV fi r or n ,Qu-s. g Randall Long 'Dv-we NCIHCY Heldine I-ippman Richard Alan Lyons as Iames Lovell gp,-I Linda LiSi 47 Sanford Iay Magid 'PVR' Barry Maguire f :vw an 5,4 'Nb xc, Ronne Mandelker ? 'bv J-f' I eanne Marosy N111-eff' Nancy Beth Mahler 'US Paul Marx tv ff' Qi 53 Russel Mantovani aj' Ronald Maiorino 43 Spencer Mitchell Maslow 'Nap- George Daniel May Linda Mayer OK'-W Ianet LOUISE McKenzie M. Robert Ment N...-f Elliot Metelka Harold Mel Meth IU! 'nv-- Cathleen Teresa McArdle 49 Linda Elizabeth Milano 1? ,, 1' .svn QA ...Q Ellen Miller Peggy Moleno Barbara Montemarano Mary Eileen Mooney 'liz-'r Honey, my Togds falling off. lust smile darling. Iefftey Kenneth MOIfiS Robert David Morris Ieremy Daniel Moss Martin Richard Nagel nr N Kenneth Paul Moskowitz RO1'11'1i9 Meryl Moskowitz Honey, my bloorners have fallen. lust smile dear. N r i Lp' .avi Barbara Nelson Peter Ngfden 51 .pr'v ' K., A Kathleen Nolan Thomas Alan Neumann Iehn Nordlund rf' Karen Ieanne Nopper -mr Nancy Ann Newman 52 Constance Ann Notturno AU? Kenneth O'Brien 4 K5 'bran' Meryl Oshry vim ww' Mari' Arnold D. Palleschi Harvey Todd Oringher mm, 261 'I' , Daniel Patel Beverly S. Packard Peter Bruce Ortner 53 Cqrgle peck if' al'- f Michael Iohn Perrino 6 W William Harry Pfelfer wg as Lf irfv-' Gail Isra Pheterson ,FTW Iefirey Phillips my Ann Lynne Pomeranz 54 Roger Stefan Poser be Alice Prerau Anne Iacqueline Press wif 'hvff Donald Neil Rabiner 1 Sally Ralf 'WHO Tnav Ioseph Randazzo Rory Iay Rlbak Thelma Lynn Richman Robert Michael Richter nf.. MD! Robin Raffer Dara Robertson 'R Stuart I. Robson Seth Rockmuller N SNR' I n ...x E E -'J 1 I 1 .......1 I 4 I S 5 1 .n at M L L L Ls 'D I , 1 4 11 w, xr at At school: Work Dale Romoff 'HWY' Daniel Marc Rosen 1.-a-- Sherrie Faye Rosenbaum 'R .Ji Irene Rosenberg Robin Rosenstock Mark Rosenthal T Iill Rosenberg Nancy Rosenberg 57 . . . and Play . . . .w ' QPF' Louis Rosner an-- ' inf' 'hr--vs Theodore Rudennan Barbara Ruth Walter Rubenstein 6 ww Gary Sachs -an A-an-41 Us ' 'T Donna Carol Russo qv 'fill , I' ivy! ,gs 2 ik 'J uh ., '1 'KU' N. S 941 'fn . 4 - 1 .x ' Qi- ' Y, '44...r' 45 Susan Toni Rubinroit 58 Allegra Saifan ,f f, :yy 53,4-, , fr N wr, - 4 af X,-M-,. Andra Sanders Caryn Scheiires 'UN X M ,hm Deena Schann 14- , Irma Sarrniento Georgina Eileen Saunders Caren Schecter 59 F redricka Schenker Gary Schilling ,.,, ,, , , ,fy 'X iff XM , W !r 'QQ 1 Peter SC1-mall S., Steven Schroder . .V,. Fw, ,,,,, ,, ..,, ,., , ,,,. , . ,.,,. ,-,,,Y,.7,,.,...,,,-,,,,,, ,K V I K . ,I ci ,l ,!y,?:l5 pmt fi? Marguerite Schoder Linda Schneider Sandra I. Schultz f than Beth Schoengold ict.. Stephanie Schneider 60 Arlene Schwartz ,..-u-anim, wiv Carol Ann Schwartz ,.., ,. . . 'KH Lawrence Schwartz W1ll1am Mark Schwartz Kathryn A. Scurti Michael Sedrish 14 I Ph111p Schwarzman Richard Schwartz 61 lay Seeman 11 I S So you've got your license-big deal! NY gui' wi Hmm Patr1c1a F. Se1dman Robert I. Seiden Rhona Susan Seitzmcxn 62 Andrew I. Sells ' Ioan B. Sevran Edward Ira Shapiro f'1'k'!!'7?7M31f 5 ,- Blasting off in the Sound Control room. Eileen Shapiro Ionathan Sherman Thomas I oseph Sisco , gym ,x Myra Frances Shaymow ww Henry Sisun I n was ,ff X I X ,tgps N AV X it 4 i 'X 'i S xr '-1 3 'll . .Q4g,Ag:ggyi1x,Wf.QIl lufxi' XWK 'i 3 In f fn X! I .gk fx 1 -,fx Rhona Beth Shor Patrick Sheehan 64 Patricia Ellen Smith Richard Smollen Douglas Soifer Iefirey Lee Sommers fi Io-Anna Spiegel 'iq-, Wayne Mark Spitzer Michael Allan Sprinzen Louise Iane Sokol 65 Martin Stamile I ill B- SlfII'lt01'1 Eric Howard Strauss af' .,--J' Paula I-I1lary Sternberg David M- Sfeinbefg Richard Allan Strelitz Nina Stillman Irene Steiner 66 David Allan Strickler Robert Howard Swahn vo' 2-PQ Kathleen Ann Sykes A-'N ffb L1nda Taub Clifford 'I'hilem L, f Iefirey Mitchell Tomback r f pub Stuart Alan Trieber ,Magee Ykvvr. K Y.,. .,,, . ,. . , .. .5 , ,, fri, L ...f Brenda Taub 67 I oseph Trepel 4' ,xi Gan 4! x , Alan Tytleman William David Utianski Francis E, Vqn Buren Iohn David VanMaenen -... ' Faculty arriving at decisions. lefty Vergd '18 1 YYXM-gr' Carol Vineberg Herbert Wagner Laurel Diane Wainland Charles Vorspan f '-w- 'Sly' Iudi Marion Wdgenberg Seniors contemplating decisions. if mf Iudith Robin Wechter i ' Iohn Weitzner ' H ' VT ' ff 4' 9 Iill Harri Weingarten David Weingold Lmdcc We1nste1n Mary Wells Roni Sue Weingarten 70 Ilene Wetanson I ody Wiener ri' Paul Wieseneck Lynne Wlshbow Ronald Woltin Leonard Wong Peter Wolff Caryl Wiesenfeld 7 1 Michael Wuest Glenn Zcxneoff lim . Mitchell Zaneoff 1' led Ziegler 72 Time for reckoning with our superiors. I ane Zuckerman I ohn Zullo V Alix Gary Zwerling CAMERA SHY Laura Gilman Alan I. Katz Stewart Love Bonnie Newcomer Melvyn Rosen Linda Sherman Sheryl Simon Anthony Zullo Senior History Freshmen: Enlightening . . . led by Kathy Harrison and Debbie Watarz . . . North and South Ir. High dance . . . The Boy- friend and H.M.S. Pinatore . . . Cuban Crisis . . . Iohn Glenn blasts oft! Sophomores: Uniting . . . led by Kathy Harrison, Ronnie Man- delker, Ronnie Cohen, and Mike Sedrish . . . some of our boys on varsity teams . . . Sophomore Night . . . A.FpS. Hoot- enanny . . . new wing and student activities room built . . . Beatles . . . Silas Marner and Iulius Caesar . . . World's Fair . . . M. Scott Carpenter blasts off! Iuniors: Working . . . led by Ion Bass, Bill Pieiier, Lesley Dilbert, and Barbara Nelson . . . Ir. Play . . . swimming pool built . . . Ir. Boards . . . Sr. sweatshirts . . . Romeo and Iuliet . . . Bill leaves for Iapan . . . Gordon Cooper blasts off! Seniors: Shirking . . . led by Phil Schwartzman, Ronnie Cohen, Barbara Gross, and Rinny Glauberg . . . Grant Park Ice- Skating Rink built . . . Alice and Leon arrive . . . Toronado . . . Sr. rings, Sr. Play, Sr. dinner, and prom . . . Oedipus and Eustacia . . . Vietnam Crisis . . . we blast oft! Senior Spirit Are we eighteen uf' or are we eight? I O Senior :?X Class Cfiioers President Philip Schwarzman, Vice-President Ronnie Cohen, Secretary Barbara Gross, Treasurer Aaron Glauberg. P-YPXJCP-'HON FOB IXDNUSSXON C0135-GB OE' YE-TER AND LENNY 1-'SE-WEE-TY. NEW YORK E- ADDRESS ST P-'YB been a member oi a sub- i N15-Nl u ever Q s CYYY now or have yo Which one. ' 'Q tWe have way I5-re you versive group'?3 How come? E-ver been in troubie'?fYou tying ot making you taikh U.. P-nswer each in '2.5-'LB wordsz i. it you were invisibie, wouid you sneak into movie theaters or wouid you become a spy tor the C.'t.Pr. and steai ati ot ifiaitis hydrogen bomb secrets? 'Z. Why don t you want to be a Fireman? 3. Who knows what evii iurirs in the hearts ot men? Yti. Write a iyric poem ot i00-2.00 words about a prominent per- son in the tietd in which you pian to study. it you have not yet decided upon a maior, compose an operetta trom the iaundry iist ot the Secretary ot the interior. N. Answer one ot the toitowing in 259-300 pages: i. The hidden symboiism ot Batmarfs utitity bett. 2. Mans inhumanity to man in How to Win Friends and intiuence Peopie 3. Write a personai essay on the Spanish inquisition. V. 'Yeacher evatuation tchecir appropriate spaceh i. Motivation SSSS-.. ,, ,. Pretty much solWeh . . . 2. Sociai Standing Beautitui peopiefxl oung modernf 3. E-motionai Stabiiity Normai ?aper doiisyiiection VN? W I'-Wo' 42 VX. Schoot ot Study icheck onetz Schooi ot Seaweed Yarming Schooi ot Prnimai Husbandry hoot ot Pmimai Wiieryw.. iring Sc Schoot oi Urnp -K. 'MT' To you who entertained the photographer unawcrres November 20 and 21, 1964 I THE CAST lln Order of Appearance! Tully Bascom ................ Marc Kahgan lane ........... Mary ... Fran ... Pam .... Ann ........... Susan Rubinroit . Maddi Richman . . . . . Linda Kramer Lynne Goldberg . .. Sue Gottschalck David Benter .... ...... C arl Astor Count Mountjoy ..... . . Page ................. Gloriana, The Twelfth ..... Norma ......... . Richard Strelitz .. . Ronnie Davis .. Glenn Gordon ....CynthiaFine Helen . .............. .... R andy Greitf Chet Beston . . . . . . Robert Morris Miss Iohnson . . . . . . Iill Rosenberg lst Student 2nd Student . .. 3rd Student .... Professor Kokintz 4th Student .,.. Mrs. Reiner .... General Snippet President ........ .... Wac Iill ..... Wac Debbie , .. .. . Ira Banschick . . . . Ioe Trepel Torn Berry . Charles Bisberg .. . Mitch Zaneoft . . . . Anne Elkind Henry Bregstein Ronnie Maiorino . . . . Ellie Brecher Nancy Rosenberg Announcer ..... ......... B ob Ment Torn Mulligan .. lst Soldier .... . Will Tatum ..... Znd Soldier .... 3rd Soldier . .. 4th Soldier . .. Sth Soldier . .. Miss Wilkins . .. Mrs. Bascom . .. . . . . Randy Long . . . . Mickey Berger .. . Lenny Black .. . Roger Poser . . . . Peter Hecker .. . Bob Gruber ......Larry Boxt . . ...... Cathy Linakin Robin Rosenstock Director - Lucile V. Tolces Student Director- Debby Watarz 78 David Benter CCcn'l Astor? argues with Count Mountjoy tRichard Strelitzl over Grand Fen- wick's wine problem. ith Tully Bascom, Chief Forest Ranger of Grand Fenwick tMarc Kahganl and Queen Gloriana II CG1enn Gordonl. A typical day in Grand Fenwick Cleft to rightl: royalty tRichard Strelitzl, the U.S. Army CNancy Rosenberg, Ellie Brecher, Henry Bregsteinl, more royalty tMarc Kahgan and Glenn Gordonl, U.S. Secretary ot State Chet Beston CRobert Morrisl, Nuclear Physicist Frederick Kokintz CCharles Bisbergl, still more 79 royalty CCarl Astor and Cynthia Finel, and Torn Mulligan ot Civil Defense CRandy Longl. Senior Class Play March 25 and 26. 1966 Sandra Bazarsky Ronnie Davis Alice Fingerhut Barbara Geismar Patty Geismar Michelle Hebel Ronnie Mandelker Nancy Rosenberg Paula Sternberg Lenny Wong Linda Brown Ellen Goldrich Andrea Green Nancy Grossman xg tl The cas: an order ot qppemncey . HUJIH SH. ILM KTM Chorus Charles Bisberg George Brandt Peter Cohan Ronnie Maiorino Mehmet Muderrisoglu Ietf Phillips Todd Phillips Edward Robertson Louis Rosner Lynne Wishbow Dancers Debbie Kops Shelly Lebowitz Alice Levin Fran Lewitt Alice Prerau Mary Keller Madame Liang .. Liu Ma .......... Wang San ...... Wang Ta ....... Wang Chi Yang . Sammy Fong .... Dr. L1 .......... Mei Li ...... Linda Low .... Mr. Lung .... Mr. Huan ...... Helen Chao ..... Professor Cheng . Sammy Kee Sing Frankie Wing . .. Night Club Singer Dr. Lu Fong ..... Madame Fong .... Mr. Poon ....... George Chone .. V, ,,,,, Y, , ,, Iudi Etra . . . . . Ellyn Miller . . . Carl Astor .. . Robert Iaver . . . . Eric Gewolb Aaron Glauberg . . . Steven Gelobter . . . . Irene Steiner . . . . . Anne Elkind Ronnie Maiorino . . . . . left Phillips . . Allegra Satfan ... . .. Ielf Geller Edward Robertson . . ......... Leon Iotie Bonnie Newcomer . Charles Bisberg . . . Nancy Mahler . .. Peter Cohan . . . Louis Rosner Frankie Wing lLeon Iottey sings in the Night Club 80 Xa, QW L Mei Li sings I am Going to Like it Here. Wang Chi Yang lEric Gewolbl and Dr. Li dis- cuss their children's wedding plans. - k Linda Low Uinne Elkindl and Sammy Fong fRinny Glaubergl sing Sunday. Wang Ta CBob Iaverl sings Like A God. Clerll. Ssmen FWS- f9x 103 can Q S I+ vi! S 0 I ,'N li UNDERC iii. W 'Mmbolctkfivxmetf UMUC l pl.. WT Class of '67 Immediately after being elected, the competent class offi- cers formed the Iunior Council to promote class spirit. Enthusi- asm reached its peak in the fall during the highlighted week- end of the annual Iunior Play and Iunior Class Breakfast. Due to the fine acting, this year's production, Iunior Miss, was a success and, as a result, our class treasury reached triple fig- ures for the first time. After the Iunior Class Breakfast, the unsuspecting policemen were presented with an interesting problem when 150 spirited Iuniors linked arms and Weaved in and out of traffic on Broadway. The enthusiasm of this year's Iunior Class is an indication of future success. lt I ? l 3 Homeroom 130 x I Kisvw 1 'Z ll 3 Homeroom 131 X Homeroom 201 4 ' ff Homeroom 202 Q Homeroom 203 QQ :YW Homeroom 205 Homeroom 206 f Homeroom 208 3, i Homeroom 213 Homeroom 217 Homeroom 221 Homeroom 224 WTS 'x ix. n. Homeroom 226 f Q, V 3 - 2 I 2 V . E ' 5 ik ww 2 - , ,f A ' 35' 1.32. - X - ' f Q - 'Q H A ' T .X a ,ik Ag Homeroom 228 Wi i 3 13 2 21 52 Junior Class Cificers President Robert Steinglass Cleft? cmd Vice President Lance Russel. Missing: Secretary Barbara Schnee and Treasurer Louis Matis. eq, ,,f' .4 A r E t if f S 5 I? W f f't' ip ip, -X ' M ff 1 o ,o Iuniors consult college catalogues in the guidance office in preparation for major decisions. THE IUNIOR CLASS OF GEORGE W. HEWLETT HIGH SCHOOL presents IU NI O R MI S S November I9 and 20, 1965 Harry Graves . Ioe ........... Grace Graves . . . Hilda ......... Lois Graves . .. ludy Graves . .. Fully Adams . . . I. B. Curtis .. Ellen Curtis Barlow Adams .. Willis Reynolds . .. Western Union Boy Merrill Feuerbach Sterling Brown Albert Kunody Tommy Arbuckle Charles THE CAST . Ralph Lipman, Ir. Robert Sandhaus . . . . Laura Slutsky Wendi Rosen . .. Leslie Mann Lauri Locks The Men in Lois' Lite Lorie Meyerson . . . . . Iohn Devlin Lonnie Haymes Steven Gurwitz .. . Iames Flynn ...... Ion Kaplon Michael Emma Don Schulman Steven Cayne Stephen Levine Iohn Santopolo Henry David Pomerantz May I swallow a whole rat it I'm lying! Iudy pledges Futty to honesty. Futfy Adams lLorie Meyersonl, Iudy Graves lLauri Locksl. Haskell Cummings l The Men in Iudy's Lite l Richard Gold Director - Lucile V. Tolces Student Director - Elliot Sirkin Lois introduces another boyfriend to the mem- bers ot the Graves household. Mrs. Graves lLaura Slutskyl, Uncle Willis llames Flynnl, Mr. Graves lRalph Lipman Ir.l, boyfriend lDon Schulmanl, Lois Graves lLeslie Mannl. O 7, 2 ly . fy .. Q Z 4 A V ,. I 1, Y' . ,,,f.-an I ..MQ'- f'j W' 5. 4 V ,. ...... Ellen, have you completely lost your mind? I. B.'s reaction to his daughter's marriage announcement. I. B. Curtis llohn Devlinl, Ellen Curtis lLonnie Haymesl. Underclassmen Class of '68 This year's Soph Council had a number of surprising successes. Its Soph Nite drew the largest attendance of any class dance and made the largest profit ever, a record-breaking event. Historically, Soph enthusiasm is supposed to be a nonentity, but this year's class pro- vided ior the greater portion of attendance at the Student Council Skating Party, and its own Skiing Trip was a memorable affair. At the time of this writing the Sophs have scheduled Soph Nite II, a Soph-Ir. basketball game and dance Cwild with class spirit, they dared to challenge their upper classmenl and other events. All promise to add currency to the bulging Soph Treasury, largest in school's recollection. Their goal is to put on their Ir. Play without resorting to borrowing money: this has never been done before: but if anyone can reach this goal-it's the class ot '68! Homeroom 101 Homeroom 102 -3235 Homeroom 103 al F51 fu .WW -o R 'A ' -1 ,..,...-- 55,541 1 Homeroom 104 I I Homeroom 105 Homeroom 107 Homeroom 108 B R14 3. Homeroom 109 5' Homeroom 110 Homeroom 1 1 1 Homeroom 115 W a! maxi I . na., QV H af , 1 111 1 ' 'P i 1 E 1 l L l 1 ,1 L Q v 44 fri : .VE I Homeroom 120 ffl, T? Homeroom 122 Mm Homeroom 124 Homeroom Little Theater Homeroom Large Cafeteria Homeroom Small Cafeteria Homeroom 204 muuw '. 9 1 Q 3111.11-1 Homeroom 207 T i Homeroom 212 xi, i..AIL,...,a Homeroom 214 Sophomore Class Cfficers 5 3513 - 45,5916-ifiGYF5'I v I V iq4 ..'f.f' 2' fini ?.,3f--- 1 V .. V ' ' - - -'-'i'.-f1ifVg2'f,'Q1-iw' 3X mv . ' if ' WT 5 f5'1:59 'fx L 4 iv Left to right: Treasurer Andrew Schuyler, President Brian Rosner, Secretary Rosalyn Mestel, cmd Vice President Donald Carter. I. i I i 2 I 1, V W x 1 J . 1 5 4, 4: 1. I ' I ' - 5 ' 511 ,V n 5 ' , 4, .... Exif Q 'mgw I EU LT Hel I'iCU Um Z- 'XN QTWZSZ .., fe- Gm? :gm '- gr 63' JFINET Mchuzfe - 'N Administration Board of Education f s From let! to right: Elihu H. Modlin, Michael Santopolo, Iames Schatz, G. W. Hewlett, Grace Bader, B. Arnold Chambers. sim joseph P, Remg Michael V. Santopolo Samuel Cohen Assistant Superintendent Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Administration IT1Sf1'UCfi01'1 102 Samuel S. Smith Henry Lotz School Business Administration Attendance Mary Heaton Administrative Assistant, Business Donald I. Behnke Sylvia Prior Administrative Assistant, Instruction Attendance 104 x KW ,L X J 5 Q l ' AAG1 P Irving Schwartz Principal tx! V Dr. Carleton Vale Philip Auerbach Resident Psychologist Director of Guidance Douglas Heagle Assistant Principal ' 4' ,-ft, it .3 T ? l a s LVAO z XA' sysn . , yt y n . K-- Anne Willhauer Iosephine Nadler Margaret Fosberry Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor 2424115 iff The front ottice's secretarial staff. ileft to rightlz Regina Gilhew, Ruth Papa, Alice Lieberman, Estelle Sturm, and Shirley Frey. Alan Cruickshank Seymour Madanick Charles BTOWI1 Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Guld'-mce C01-1T1Se101' 105 English Hewlett's English department is an ever-expanding, ever- improving organization. One of its finest aspects is its desire to keep looking for new and better methods of teaching so that the student can be exposed to as many facets of the English language as possible. To augment the curriculum and broaden the scope of the student, Hewlett has instituted creative writing, humanities, pub- lic speaking, and team teaching programs. In Creative Writing promising students learn how to channel their talent in order to become mature writers by studying and analyzing the styles of leading authors. The Humanities, introduced 'for the first time this year, explores the arts and their relation to man and society from ancient Greece to the present. Taught by five teachers, each specializing in one field - art, music, drama, literature, and history - the program draws on the talent and imagination of the student. Public Speaking instructs the student in proper and effective oral presentation. Team Teaching is another source of pride to Hewlett. The students have a flexible program, some- times meeting in small groups of ten, sometimes as a class of sixty. Because all the students have a free second period, the class may run from thirty minutes to sixty. As in the Humanities class, each of the three teachers is able to specialize in the par- ticular field which is most interesting to him or her. The program is therefore designed to allow the students to form small interest groups to further delve into the particular field they find exciting. Perhaps this is the aim of the entire English -department - to offer a diversified enough curriculum to accommodate the many varied student interests. English 12 2 F X 1ic?3' .i:fT.1:f, 1 V L ' X i f X . 1 x x Q l vi. S X 3 ., . , Isabel Glomb Department Chairman ' . lf! . lames DeLuke Irma Marmor Ruth Nelson Iosephine Phillips Mr. Deluke's three witches present a stirring scene from Macbeth. Mrs. G1Omb Gnd Class enjoy a student's unique interpretation ot Beowulf. XN 'Q NT Mrs. Phillips helps to make grammar a little A POlP0111'1'l- Of student ideds. 107 more interesting. .lfi 1,7 . f 'Wie 3- gy. ,, 4 t 1 ii Z It ,V -1' -'iz-11:-111:51 'Q' N n ' , , nw . , .. .-...nw 6 is-5:5 'st ' , ' 1 1 A, g t t ,5 , , t' ' A Tn? L ' t5 . V Max I4 IN :Uv Q - 'F' K 'iv .:' QE? , ' 'J x.',.35 1:-5, -L ei. ,Y English 11 wuid: Frances White Beatrice Blumenfeld The words of Emerson often leave Iuniors dumbstruck. Iohn Fitzpatrick Beatrice Iaife 'Y' Lucille Tolces So you think you have a guaranteed 90? F 1 5. Anna Metzler Macey Levin Mrs. Stanton and pupil discuss Silas Marner. English 10 i-9' .4--U' 'vN ,I .-P' Doris Perlman William Wassmer Marylinn Stanton I 2 3 4 3 7 8 9 IUII 5553515555252 2327282930 Xin A And so, dear Brutus the tault is not in our stars . . . L Is that what you think supercalitragilisticexpialidoshus means? 109 Creative Writing In the throes of creativity Public Speaking 0 So this is my public? Humanities 1 R! , A ' ' an 4 I. Q! -A ,. l w The faculty of the Humanities class display virtuosity in art, The Humanities class plays at the Commedia music, theatre, and literature. Del' Arte. Team Teaching 1 .,.,..,i l Three heads are better than one. 111 04'-I7 History The aim of the Hewlett High History Department has been to show the trends, the forces which brought them about, and the resulting ramifications which mould history. Once the student has this basic foundation, he can un- derstand the specific events which are built on to this framework. In World History the student finds that such events as the French Revolu- tion, the Crusades, the Reformation, and the World Wars are just the final manifestations of the gradual changes in thought and the almost minute dis- integration of an established system. Though America's history is but a speck on the time line of World History, it, too, can not be completely taught in one or two years. Though in later years the student may forget exactly what legislation brought an end to child labor or what Iackson answered Calhoun at the Iefferson Day Dinner,.he will always retain an ineradicable understanding of his country's history. It is this grasp of history that the department aims at. The serious student can always look up a date or a provision if he knows where to go for it and why it is there. In the honor classes this theory prevails. Rather than memorizing facts, the students are given the opportunity to read, analyze, and discuss primary documents. In so doing the student ca:n see for himself the tenor of thought during each historical era. This first-hand exploration gives a realism and fascination to history that secondary sources can not provide. f-5 orld History 'QW -ffr .-?f1TfX sTT'f'ifg1-:f1,f7 rf1 Q. . , ,- V si 4- ' ' 1f ?'. Brenda Solomon Everson Kinn ,. i n ii K. ,. x 4, J --gr . 2 5, 6- TQ, , i wifi? Eb il ,. x , 1 ,um 4 ,fy 4. I Q flsrszggnf, i,il'Vg,,Q'y fix il I I I 1 1 - 3 1 7 5 There is an eternal challenge in locating the new nations o Africa. A lone voice begs to differ with the annals of history. r f r 'Y 'fffig ,ff-.,,',,,, ,,',vg - '----Y., Y v-. HO' ,. V., V , .,. f , , , A., . , A, - -,,51,:. .'-,.i.-,nn. Linda Goldzimer loachim Schorr Mrs. Goldzimer uses audio-visual aids to sup- plement her lectures in World History. 113 American ,-fa? f Hugh Grey Department Chairman Yes, this class is now in session! . n-A r Hai s 1 il Ruth White William Palmer 114 are Diagram the seating plan ot the lefierson Mr. Hellerman and class prepare for Day Dinner on your yellow paper. a heated debate on our position in Viet Nam. History ' 495 R , Leon Hellerman And Brooklyn is not the cradle of civilization! Virginia Offer Economics for fun and profit. Barry Deaner niqguu 5 :fi 1 UTI - 'lsr' ll JEL I ' ll l:ll:llll tlllllllll v:::5555l H, .Ill K I... Il Ht 'IH ff ,X . 5'-'3.: : I ATX 65.62 A R01 Qu, Gknpuus P, EE! 116 Foreign Languages Although it has only been in the last ten years that Americans have awakened to the importance of language studies, Hewlett has always been proud of its strong modern foreign language depart- ment. Our record is impressive. Most Hewlettites find it difficult to remember a year when we haven't cleanly swept top honors in state foreign language competitions. How many schools can boast of taking first place in the French two, three, four, and special classification for outside study state competitions in one year? Hewlett has placed strong emphasis on lingual abilities. Through up-to-date language labs, tape recordings, records, films, and after school clubs, students have been able to improve their accents them- selves. Through supplementary reading and reporting, in conjunction' with class study, the students are able to sample foreign literature. The value of reading Hugo, Cervantes, and Virgil in their respective languages is immeasurable. As Hewlett has grown, so has the language department. Besides the courses in Latin, Spanish, and French, it is now possible to study German and Russian. Who can say - perhaps in a few years Hewlett will offer Chinese or Swahili. SP IS gLu 'fodn ....--- f Qolunooxo ' 1 -u..-M' M zlkl lgb-fi.L'5if+ ' - -14. Latin and German i--.f. , X , 'Yi - ':',f::g-1f.r1-I1- ff-fwmw.. .w.,.,,..,.-.., .,,.,..,MM ' ' V ' ' '4 f-Www' .-X:-3-i N ' ., A ' .1 fzlfffwxx-bi : 1.1, X ww ' i X , 'Xfifg i X1 l , im , i , , A, 4 -' .- X WC . P - ii , 4, R A Y w., X Q gr, w N X if K J -1 Eulct Kielty :Zv 'K.t ' V ,,.... I m.,V - -. ,NV . , M .A VZVL V . V Ci-f i ,jegg 'fi . fjilitr-15' , mm.' TT? , ig., .A,x u ,p p . 'lk 21 4, , -S 1 If 1' ,Q i ,.iffif-1. ' -f ij, . .X if tw ' ,i f I 1 1kk5 54iif,g55 J. X. f 4 f'w,vg'z:. 1 - ' z ,. ,,:f:m.x'a1ff,,A.'1 'f:fg.f .lf iz. -. .... ll I Guten morgen, FrCI11l9i1'1!' Latin Lovers lim. Mrs. Kielty inspires her class with the joys of antiquity. French Alice Mitchell Department Chairman Avancez la bouche, mes enfants! 118 ,J-ug ,..,,.,.,.-,-.,..,.-,-. M, gl it ' ' .1 ' MIR FRE! Q ,W i'fiili Y E ,QWLYQ K? 'f N ' bffka 'Allons enfants de la Patrie! -.pw-. 'QQ Ann Glicksman Iudith Hcxrnick Storm the Bastille! 'Air' t Linda Speer Faith Silver A French III class reacts to Les Miserables. Mme Speer strikes a pose familiar to one cast by Le grand Charles. 119 120 Spanish and l ir' fb Anne Phillips William LaBarr Department Chairman c it . 'Um A Lucille Mazarin ' y.. 1 90' S w 1 1 Mrs. Phillips explains the philosophy of Cervantes. Bulletin boards help the class S M Mrs. Frances clarifies the intricacies of the Spanish subjunctive. Miss Bolton uses the languagel Russian 6 Al ' V .,, ,. 'st ,v-ls bfi' 19 .aa i A . A Ierome Mirsky Vera Frances Ienilifel' B01t9T1 if e . M g W . I Y-.. N ' -fill? V -2 ' . :ff t A . A , 3: ' anim . -s.-- 1 ti. fljl. T5 I f .V 'yi .5 ,,. 1-f L Falls 'IE' ' f - I rw . A' l y.,. jr L W 4 lass appreciate the extent of Spanish culture. A Russian comrade learns from his mistakes. yogurt!! I , ,ww - 1 ff M . . f p,y,fZf1,, ,ggi . Wt:-wz4a,ia,1v,nNs,.. . lab to 1351-feet the accents of her gringos. Mr. Mirsky teaching Spanish? Russian? Swahili? 4 'eg 1,4 -LQ? X 2 ,ff , i X1 ii? 3 , 1' , f 'i' gl 'ir l - X T .llliflllll , , r, . lv' Nl Quia 'E f -7 f- N ' 3. ' 1 ' .,:,,: ' as J I . 0 1 ' sf 49' C ' ,Z G E . 1' 'I ' ff 345' Ib ' X l S K o 0 l XJ Eff I 1 fi Y l l Q ' L 'iss - . ll C l an-sei-I 41 ll V ' xxx. f' iff fl' 'jlfvxk X x.JlQ'QX5ll Q K , 1 ffl I. ill i' X sl fly f W f 5 .nf 1. Q Xl I 'fx-1 5 W - --1 t' t ' 'ALC A MD Ut. V Sc, X ' l , A4 ,W 1 4 - j . 1 6 4 '- My K ' ll lil 3 lg l , ,ijllfji.:l 'Q'27'Zf1 ' 1' VTIWQ Til-I -2 L AN? its V9 B550 ffggqsw- f , X if ' if 'o l ' 5 I fly ef S .4 O 1' it - l W ' U l JSM? l 123- ,J fx DCDKATEU Mathematics and Sciences The physical sciences play'a vital and fascinating role in our modern civilization. I-in awareness of their many facets is essential to understanding the world. The mathematics and science programs at Hewlett offer basic and advanced courses to stimulate and challenge each student, Algebra and Geometry consist of fundamental principles and reasoning processes. These objective and gratifying subjects often encourage students to pursue further the marvels of mathematics. Probability and Statistics. is a practical course necessary for most research fields. Analytical Geometry and Advanced Al- gebra further develop a student's ability to think logic- ally. Math 12X and Calculus are recent additions to Hewlett's curriculum. Mathematics enthusiasts in these advanced courses are introduced to the tools of today's scientist. Science courses at Hewlett give the student an opportunity to experiment and observe. Biology, the study of animal life, offers greater understanding of the processes by which animals grow, regenerate them- selves, and function. Radiation Biology teaches ambit- ious students the source, transmission, and effect of energy emanations upon living organisms. Chemistry delves into the composition and inter-reaction of all matter. Physics students use their mathematics skills to analyze mechanics, energy, wave phenomenon, and electricity. PSSC covers each topic in greater depth and allows the student to perfect his individual labor- atory technique. Science and mathematics' are often a student's most rewarding subjects. The student at Hewlett is fortunate to have excellent equipment, a broad selec- tion of courses, and inspiring teachers. 122 vw X r X Math 10 3 is Ioel Rindler Ann Lrss Mr. Rindler feels there's Q definite rhythm to math Iohn Ioctnnon intl' Clcure Hochberg Robert Brown Mrs. Liss gets her point across. Richard Ccrsccrrdi ' a 1 Helen Schneider i ,M ., i.--.-if 1. Math 11 SP5 'S' . . . trigonometry functions 3 1 EKYQQ, -1 3 if' 'K f1.kY't ' 'Iwi E' X X . v w iii? L ll! H Zero defects! L Math 12 .-..5,,rjf Av, V 'wg ,V tt 1 -K H041 .sf Ioseph Ioerg Department Chairman T That's the scoop on that. Ioseph Zucker Trick problems stump student. 125 Physics and Chemistry i :ll wan! Rhea Mayhugh Irving MacDonald Frederica Friedman Samuel Rosenfeld Mr. Rosenfeld supervises a chemical reaction. Of C01-HSS 501119 people insist on doing 6 things the hard way. 12 Q5 'Y Biology Anthony Iacobelli Department Chairman Martha Foley Philip Costa Ann Seplowitz Agnes Gillespie Mr. Iacobelli finds reading a must in the ever-expanding sciences. Biology students learn to pull themselves together. 127 Electives We are in reality a comparatively small high school, but our choice of electives is quite extensive. For those interested in the arts, Hewlett boasts a thriving art and music department. In the past five years the high school has witnessed the advent of a grade A orchestra, and the expansion of a fine chorus and band. The winter and spring concerts have become as important in our school life as the school plays, dances, and final examinations. Our liberal and progres- sive art department produces movies, designs clothing cmd buildings, creates advertisements, and annually presents an exciting exhibition of student work. If one is of a mechanical nature, he has at his disposal the auto mechanics shop and the mechanical drawing boards. The audio-visual department affords the student the opportunity of showing films, taping, running our P.A. system, and assisting teachers with audio-visual materials. Of course, we cannot forget Hewlett's most popular class - Driver Education. How envious are other teachers of the enthusiasm which students bring to this class! Whether for personal use or as a basis for future study, the Home Econom- ics and Home Nursing programs offer the student interesting and above all practical information in cooking, sewing, and first aid. The Business Education department in Hewlett is a thriving, expanding unit. This year we were proud to institute a new program which permits the student to attend classes in the morning and work in his field during the after- noon. The typing, shorthand, accounting, and bookkeeping classes provide the future businessman and secretary with a firm foundation upon which they can build their future. gr? HOKI Ol semf X - L ,AAA E IECTIV55 Phkvsicfs lm wud c lftttfmtfttff 0 gf E Q 21121, W ELECTIVES IISWQSJK' ef o3?W l SN Ss Ei, si . Qrrvswsaiellwliv J ,gp-1-v ,ama- M I Sh Music 5133 Benjcrmin Suchoif Clyde Ccrppon Ierry Bonner Mr. Ccxppon instructs cz student in the style of Cascxls. Dr. Suchoff rehecnrses with his choral group. 129 Art Geraldine Petersen Don Dunn ins F, Kenneth Goode fl Color by number. Mr. Goode conducts cr lesson in perspective X X ,Q ,--4 'iEc.,5v fl ,A ew o e X Q eww-W '.A 1 , ..,,, . -,,, 4 ,f , , Is she using cr live model? A labor oi love. g Reading and Library -bf- Estelle Abelson Ruth Klein Gloria Roberts Reading brings new insight into life. TTTTTTW' 1' f M on e,.. ,MA Q Never judge Q book by its cover. The 1ibrc1ry's atmosphere oiiers cr welcome release 132 Anne Petrone Nursing Iennie Comstock Business Gus Sylvia Fisher Susan Newman Frances Richman Anthony Monteleone tm ees.. Audio-Visual Merxill Powers 54 I think I forgot to plug it in. Mr. Powers. Driver Education Iames Cmaylo Harold Hall We'11 let you come out if you promise to be good Industrial Arts I could have sworn I had two thumbs! Robert Bartlett 1 Anthony Ferrara .Xb Q fm x ELU1, .,r 0 .i9WMx. in -' Jo fx o:EE1'.s-. ff' wg rf: x .:p,,:,q:.-qw P V -:J 4'fwfffwq, Asv '- y 7 71 7 ' 'Q' 'Q N!! E M I IQ' '4 W ' is X A ,,- ,-,, qi HX, I a 9 3 r filyn ' W9 5 ' WF ,-'ffl ' L N .lx . ' ly' u N f 6 H ,NAM -Ke - 1 ' -WM ' 5 P f ' Wxwff' 1 L 4, - W - ff ' izlv-'Li-2 J , . . .J I 4-OQQPN, SX l' gl ff- t w. K I D 1 1 I 'NIP .ms .. IE XS. ' A N?i.:l:F:'.l5'Z r-Q' 'I J 1 ' FWII1 QW! 5 ig.-fl W Qjsggfr 6-Q 1 Ae 0 gf' uigxn ' - . X ' A 'HANK I l American Field Service The American Field Service functions as the ween party, and the International Weekend. Welcoming committee for the foreign exchange This year, due to our qctive Chapter of A,F,S,, SfL1deI1TS. Some of its PT0jeCfS Ure the Cl1'11'1UCI1 Hewlett was host to three exchange students Welcome tea for exchange students, a Hallo- insteqd of theggustomqry one, 'u J Alicia Fingerhut Alicia Fingerhut of Spain was one ot Hewlett's AFS students this year. She has lived all her lite in Barcelona where she attended a co-ed French school. Her favorite subjects are art, music, and languages. During her stay here, Alicia was most impressed by Hewlett's school spirit and the close relationship be- tween American students and their teachers. When she returns home, Alicia hopes to attend the University ot Spain and study either law or polit- ical science. S Leon Iotte Leon Iotte, our exchange student from South Africa, spent the last ten months with the pupils of Hewlett High. He followed a regular schedule in Hewlett and visited other classes and schools, Leon learned about our country and taught us about his. He was a very active member of the AFS, Secretary of the Physics Club, an actor in the Senior Play, and a member of the tennis team. Although Leon plans to study engineering, he is an excellent writer and hopes to become a well- known author. J -QA. nv ,t, ..- . ,.O ' s t l ' ' 1 ' .. .r- -- Q' .X L .: Hu , ,. 'J V f , , 0 ?,,, A I x . H, V - Y' lr , it '-'L , ' ' fu. I I , -. x...,,....- Visit to cz shrine in Kyoto. Under the auspices of the American Field Service, Bill Pfeffer lived for two cmd a half months last summer in Takarazuka, Iapan, a suburb of large, industrial Osaka. For most of his stay, Bill followed his Iapanese family's normal summer routine. However, he did at- tend high school for a few weeks and made a number of brief excursions to other sections of x. 'lsr A Iapan. Throughout his stay, there was much to be learned from each individual and from each situation. Bill feels that observing pe-ople born in an unfamiliar culture and setting has added to his understanding of people in gen- eral. He will be forever grateful to those people in school and in AFS who made his trip possible. ....L... 'X V .1 X ,st-,lt-' QW?-KE? Dinner at a friend's house. Mehmet Mudderisoglu Mehmet Mudderisoglu, our AFS student from Istanbul, Turkey, came to Hewlett in February. It took little time for Mehmet to become an important member of Hewlett High School's stu- dent body. He participated in the Pho- tography Club, AFS, Honor Society, and the Senior Play. After Mehmet's stay here with host Ronald Maiorino, he plans to return to Turkey and study pharmacology. Four members of the American Field SSIVICG entertain at assembly ff Social Studies Forum 4 4,1 I pg?-f Q ,,.. Forum members plan the next meeting. This year the social studies clubs combined to form the Social Studies Forum. Membership ap- proached 25U students at monthly meetings. The for- um's activities included panel discussions, lectures, and assemblies. 142 Officers of the Social Studies Forum. Forensic Society This year, the George W. Hewlett Forensic Society far surpassed its past efforts in the Long Island Debate Association Congresses and Debate Meets. The members of the club ad- vanced their knowledge of forensic talents. Interschool de- bates were held on the Na- tional Debate Topic: Resolved that a policy of compulsory arbitration should be taken in labor-management disputes. Not only did members of the club participate in debates, ex- ternporaneous speeches and dramatic interpretations, but they helped to make plans for a debate congress to be hosted by our school next fall. 6? I K I MA t,,.,.'iifi?jfS News MAP t I l ' ,, -19. Silver-tongued orator enraptures audience. 143 National Honor Society xl Hewlett High's Asterean chapter of the National Honor Society protited from a truitiul and busy year. At monthly meet- ings, the Society conducted stimulating discussions and was privileged to be host to several guest speakers. A student help program, initiated last year, was again encouraged with the cooperation of the faculty. The annual Alumni Tea, held at the home ot Kathy Sharko, proved to be a huge success. The highlight of the year was the Induction Assembly in the spring, at which time the Honor Society admitted new members on the basis of their overall service and leadership in the school, as well as their integrity in main- taining a high level ot scholastic achieve- ment. Member of Honor Society does math tutoring as part of the student aid program Language Clubs All of the tive language clubs have basically the same goals. They attempt to improve their members' ability in writing and speaking the specific lan- guage, while increasing their knowledge ot the culture found in the land in which the language is spoken, These aims are carried out by group discus- sions, films, guest speakers, and trips to the theatre. E1 Circulo Espaiiol Z E gm? e. E2 L 3 Two sefioritas from La Sociedad Hispanica. ,EH Spanish Honor Society La Sooi6t6 Frcmgaise Le Cercle Frcmgais 3 wa ini ,fr . if if . Officers of Le Cercle Frcmgais in can informal pose. Math .Team vw Hewlett's Math Team consists of our brightest math scholars. At their regu- lar meetings, the members work to increase their skills and speed in .solving problems. They compete against tive local schools at meets in which problems are worked against time. The Mathletes have completed a successful season and are 'looking forward to next year. Math Club Hewlett's Math' Club serves as a supplement to our normal mathematics courses. It provides its members with an opportu- nity to explore new fields and applications of mathe- matics. Augmented occas- ionally by guest speakers, the club's programs are cle- signed to let the student teach himself. Physics Club All' .L The Physics Club gives its members the opportunity to broaden their knowledge of physics by individually pursuing worthwhile and interesting projects. Members then share their discoveries by reporting on their research to the club. Projects have ranged from the use ot electronic circuits as inte- grating devices to electrophoresis demonstrations. Biology Club The Biology Club enables its members to develop their in- terest and skills in biology be- yond the bounds of the Class- room. Each year, members contribute projects to the dis- trict Science Fair. l49 Audio Visual Squad E Hewlett High School depends on the Audio-Visual Squad to keep things running smoothly. Thanks to the A. V. Squad, students hear announcements every day via the Public Address sys- tem. The A. V. Squad supplies and operates projectors, tape recorders, phonographs, and assists the faculty in audio-visual presentations. The Squad's other varied functions include staging assemblies and class plays, laminating books, and announcing and operating the scoreboard at home bas- ketball games. Photography Club The members of this year's photography club have shown extraordinary promise for future creation. However, it seems that the Muse has longtime shied from their portals. Perhaps with a little more effort and some divine guidance, the club members Will eventually realize their potential which is indeed great. Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Club of- fers an opportunity for ad- vanced work in various fields of industrial arts. Besides Work- ing'on personal projects, sets are constructed for the Iunior and Senior plays. Also, games and toys are mass produced for the Red Cross and the children in orphan homes. 151 Theater Arts Club Seniors 152 Iuniors Theater Arts Club Sophomores Theater Arts Club has become so popular that it was necessary to trisect the club into Sophomore, Iunior and Senior divisions. The members are exposed to various aspects of the fine arts through trips to theater, ballet and opera. This year, TAC offered tickets to such performances as the controversial drama Marat de Sade, the ballet Don Quixote, performed at the New York State Theater, and a series of operettas at City Center. Another exciting feature of TAC's program is the presentation of guest speakers from the theatrical world. TAC Members discuss an upcoming show. Drama Workshop f : nmwwsf in 1 Mr. Levin coaches his stars tor assembly production. This year, Drama Workshop has expanded to nearly sixty members. This increase indi- cates the growing popularity of dramatics in Hewlett High School. The club was founded to provide practical experience for those students who are in- terested in acting, directing, and other technical aspects of the theatre. Activities include dramatic readings, panto- mimes, improvisations, listen- ing to guest speakers, trips to see plays, and an annual assembly. Folk Music Club t Folk music at the Winter Concert. The Folk Music Club was or- ganized to promote interest in this medium and expose its members to the different phases of folk. At the informal meet- ings, members exchange songs and play guitars, bctnjos and kazoos. The club has exhibited its talent at several school as- semblies and at cr hootenanny. 155 Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America attempts to introduce its members to all aspects of the teaching profession. Guest speakers cmd films help make the meetings varied and interesting, while the cadet teaching and the teachers' aid programs enable members to gain practical experience. Through participation in these pro- jects, members Iearn to understand the rewards of their future profession. At this year's benefit theatre party, featuring Becketfthe FTA raised money that will provide a scholarship for a deserving future teacher. Upperclassmen division. i L 5 Underclassmen division. Home Economics Club The members ot the Home Economics Club share an interest in all phases'of home making. At their meetings, they plan dinners and cooking pro- jects. The girls learn more about the art of home mak- ing through tield trips and guest speakers. Their tra- ditional activity of making stuffed animals for needy children at Christmas time is valuable for the mem- bers and tor our commun- ity. iwi li i Atv fs, Members prepare food for faculty party. V. .4-V7 4,3 X Future Nurses Club Future nurses practice first aid. The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to inform cmd interest its members in the career of nursing. Through guest speakers, films, field trips, and panel discussion the club attempts to channel mem- bers' interests in the field of nursing. The girls are able to gain practical experience by Working at the Peninsula Gen- eral Hospital in their free time. Library Service Club The members of the Li- brary Service Club devote their tree time in helping HeWlett's students to get the best possible use out ot the library. They man the cir- culation deskg shelve, and help order, catalogue, and classify new books. The club members have found that they not only provide a valuable service for their school, but also learn to take full advantage of the library's resources for their own benefit. The Hewlett Bulletin l - - .-.........,, ........a...mir . 1 - 1 Through monthly publications of the Hewlett Bulletin, students are informed of the activities at Hewlett from the exciting football games during the fall to the Senior Play in the spring. Highlighted in this year's Bulletin has been coverage of our three A.F.S. students, the an- nouncement of the top ten seniors, extended reporting about both the Iunior and Senior Plays, and various class activities, including Y , ski trips, dances and interclass competitions. In addition, thought-provoking editorials on such subjects as Vietnam, student apathy, cheating, and improvement of school life has caused much discussion. Under the Wise direc- tion of Mrs, Kielty, faculty advisor, and the section editors, the Bulletin has served as a concise, informative chronicle of the year's events. Of' I .arf if 1.1 Another 5:00 meeting of 4 Bulletin editors. Art Club This Y9CI1 S Art C11-lb, with CI I119I11b9IShiP of According to the members, the highlight oi the One-hundred fifty, iS the 1Crrg9St of H9W1Gff'S club is the annual art assembly in which films Clubs. It's purpose is to add to the high schoo1's produced by the members are shown in con- beauty by undertaking such projects as decor- junction with music and dancing. ating bulletin boards, and designing Vintage. l Miss Petersen discusses facial lines. Varsity Club fix ' ew i Q?'f?W C , A , W .i.l.----- n ...-H nm as .,.4--ff' -w-new , 2 Hewlett at Go-Go. Any boy with a varsity letter is eligible for membership in the Varsity Club. The Club's most important activity is the sponsoring of fund raising dances before each of the three sport seasons. The Varsity Club is also responsible for fi printing game schedules and distributing them to Hewlett students. , y. .4-+',3il'L' I' I 4 I fts Out-going Varsity Club members exhibit their skills Boosters was initiated this year as an attempt to invoke more school spirit by support- ing the teams, and backing up our cheerleaders. Club mem- bers had unitorms, Wrote cheers, and sat in special sec- tions at the basketball games. The boosters were often con- gregated at the Rec. Hall de- signing posters to advertise the games. The club hopes to en- large next year. Boosters Boosters rehearse their cheers. Boosters display their hats in a formal pose. fa D Student Council This year's Student Council was one of the most effective in Hewlett High's history. Headed by President Iosh Geberer, the Council was active in many student and civic aiiairs. This year, Council co-ordinated class and Student Council elections, they also sponsored the Food for Vietnam Soldiers drive. Vice-Presidents Phil Rizzo and Phil Kaiser, Treasurer Louis Rosner and Secretary Tacy Peinman ably superintended the student government. The Council has held its annual fund-raising activities for HeWlett's foster children in Vietnam and Colombia and the Student Council Scholarships. The Carnival, Work Day, car wash and dance were very successful. The lnterclass athletic competition and a skating party at Grant Park were innovated this year by the Council. Besides raising needed funds, these activities provided excellent entertainment tor the student body. :V Student Council officers reflect for cr moment. The big clecrn is undertaken for the Scholarship Fund, CI very successful pro ject of the Student Council. --Ill ol'T B233 3 9i if3'ef1s v HCMCFT' fbifis Me In sports, it's the plcrnneds the instant decision on the if CI Winning team. 1 , , G r. C. J 1 an stsq f su. t t fsttq t dstrcrtegy as well as lefield that makes for Football A2-ss A .6- I K K. O'Brien, M. Podlaski, R. Deschler, M. Sedrish, C Montovani, R. Adams, R. Whitney, I. Zullo, B. Green, Thilem, D. P-C1CIII1S, S- MfISlOW, P. Sheehfln, D. I-9ViS0I1 Bottom Row, left to right: I. Sanders, M. Acosella, R. I. Kerner, H. Brower, I. Nordlund, l.- Lovell, l. Verga. Standing: T. Sela fCoachl, A. Roberson, M. Deutsch, This season the Hewlett Bluejackets moved up to South Shore Division II and handled the challenge admirably. Although the team suffered because of lack of depth, they finished with a 3-3 record - good enough to earn third place. The defense was sparked by the great play of All-South Shore tackle Don Adams and All-League linebacker Adrian Levy. This young duo, coupled with the senior fearsome foursome of Pat Sheehan, Cliff Thilem, Russ Montovani, and Spencer Maslow, was the main reason for the Bluejacket string of four consecutive victories. Our offensive attack was based mainly on the powerful running of Iohn Zullo, Hewlett's All-League halfback. Quarterback lerry Verga often complemented the running attack with clutch passes to ends Iohn Nordlund and All-League Ken O'Brien. With Don and Ron Adams, Adrian Levy, and Bob Whitney return- ing, Coach Sela will have a strong core of players for next season. 170 A. Levy, Mr. Velsini fCoa.chl. scnrznurs p Long Beach -.... 'Northport .p p 'Southside . . pa..ra...1a. Freeport L ..... Elmont ..... Lawrence . Berner . .. . ' o denotes n ..-Q-..-. -.....4-..n. n-league ..1. ...- A27-U 6- D 18- 6 13- 6 U-13 U-27 E Y ,. Q - lump Ball. The Adams Family. 50 Protection forms for Ierry Vergcr. John Zullo on ct long gqiner 174 Iwo lima! You don't have to be Iewish to like Levy ' A qw-2123 , X . Z . 11' -Q . K: f- fl if ,5 - J up -A 5 W , 'fim.,fa A ' ir: 4 E . 31,1 E h 172 lim Lovell czround the right side. nu is siii , . M 4 L, , ' -.:,.'1Vi,,5,,, , ,C My K , V! , , ,V . fm X Vg fLtk1'Qf:g7 1 , V k 4. . ' .- nf Z Mgi-i9ffXP?' .,f'-pwe,.,Hi:w,Aii ,QM L ei, 'if,T'1'f s?-Yff - - ' f ' . VN '- I N ,Q ff , ,K P V: ' 'wi f i .N .Q . 'h -4 1 - --I mu 3 - 4,4 i ,f ef f 1 -11.1, U ff , H ' . V 1'-1--A' V f'Sf?1f!'F114-1 ' A - L i ff , ' -' '.-. i' ' 11:21. I, if i in fu, if 4 , fi if , ,QV is -,., Q I , ,af A . -- i -951- 5 i, , S , Qf..'1s- .M X ML i A-, 5 ' , - '5 ' I . ff , ,liz w ' . .:f- ' 'i1i2vi'2r.1'l-156 'f . Ii: X x ff ' n 'l ,' : E '- 51-3'-v',f'- ?.EZ'gf.: . f , . P - ,wi W V, 115. ,-L, gyf-fEf7u4:ej l Qu-f .V +V- i,,'f2'-9fif,2:1: - ig, , wif' iiffnf - Alf ,-fr' ff- 7' '11 'f' 'E vw:-11 ,iw-4 A:-f--wwfna,4m., 7.., uf-:rfezwa-f,f..,, , 4 4-w1.: ,:, ,., , ,, M,g,,,. A ,mi ' L ., ' rw Q' ' A I L 1 - H 'L .,- W ,,. , . 1 P ' , 4 ' f ' -7ji'?-'-K. ,,z3'49?+'f' ,QL .'12 '7L?3?5'11?f I. L ' 'az-.,. :if ff ' , ' -,u 'fkV4-11-'Q . L A 'fwififywi --4 ff . , - ,, -i 'fo me f .-A11 ,g -' gm:-'u,:gf,?,X1:,' - f , 1 N f 1 6ffg5,.g9gj,A, . xglgyw,-.,.w Qigfxz effz-,:4f,. ', w it i,. Q' . ' iz 1 , izfiifzszim, A Mike Sedrish block springs Ron Adams. HeW1ett's big 3 in pursuit. V Q ,YM i, 5 ' w',5 6 E 4 , , Q g xx? 1 f, ff z 9, sl 1, M W 3 2 Ierry Verga hands off to Iohn Zullo. Till next year. 175 Cross Country Lett to right bottom row B Klein S Koch R Cooper Tropeppi, W. Weinberger, W. Rubenstein, H. Deutch. wasser L Matis R Long I Hochman G Schilling D Frankfort. Standing: I. Abrams, F. Rosen, S. Berman, fCapt 7 F Zydor fCapt J H Borden Second row I A Pollet, A. Shiffman, I. Oxford, G. Pupa, P. Simon, R. Vorspan B Rosner R Fuchs I Low G Brandt S Glazer P. Braverman, I. Asher, I. Hart lCoach7. Coach Iim Hart's Hewlett Harriers concluded another excellent season with an ll-3 league record - good enough for a fourth place finish. ln junior Frank Zydor and senior Gary Schil- ling, the team had the number one and two runners in the county fSection BJ. Zydor and Schilling finished 5th and 22nd respectively at the State Championships, and this powerful combination led Hewlett to a total won-lost record of 49-9. fem ff refs, T T . , . . T WR' g T Freepvrt , ... 4-1 ,Lawrence Tennis Team Left to right, bottom row: M. Eclelstein, A. Schuyler, P. Lindenbaum, R. Casden, R. Goodman, R. Silver, K. Groover. Top row: D. McSWeeny fCoachl, P. Ortner lCapt.l, T. Mohr fCapt.l, L. Russel, I. Seeman, L. Iotte, P. Kupritz, M. Phillips. After last years relatively poor season, Hewlett's netmen regained their dominance over South Shore tennis. Led by co-captains Pete Ortner lleftl and Tom Mohr frightl, the team won in Division II, and then Went on to become SSAA champions and runners-up in Nassau County. Unbeaten Freshman Sam Silberstein and the strong doubles play ot Casden and Lindenbaum were instrumental in the team's success. M V,.. V,,Vk i ,..yVV., .VVVVV . Freepprt at L ttt , .t tg 1 5 y tsemert l 1.f.L,. QSQB UIiiOi?dCf16yfiQ9 . t. T f iLonglvtBeach,t g4. Q ,Q ,El.111OIifl.,.',l.fV 144 7Ldzwren.ce T. .l t3+2 Berner. Q, .Q ,H 5,0 Uniondale 3.2 ,.,. . , - T LcmglBeach 4 ,T . ' :V ' 'KV Iv 'X , -X ' V , V . '-t' ' ..., AK. Q Elmo11t1,j,. ,gg ,VH 7 Division II TPLAYOFF T ,Uniondalle . .l . . , ,Q , , , l Lciwrence 3-2 ,TCHAMPION SHIP . West, Hempstead 4 -1 ,Ldvfrence .Q ..... 31!z-1112 5 .lf' E5SlftlM6adotwl . . . . . -Q2 COUNTY FINAL Great' Neck North . .Q . O-5 f., i. , ,K V, 4 Soccer Q' fn I Bottom Row, lett to right: R. Berk, E. Metelka, A. Glau- berg, I. Geberer lCapt.l, L. Rosner lCaptl, S. Rock- muller, L. Boxt. Second Row: W. Ptetter, P. Danziger, M. Lederman, D. Goldstone, P. Scharwzman, S. Badinelli, This year Hewlett's hopes were high tor a fine soc- cer season. Enthusiasm was generated among the student body for the booters, but resulting injuries and their inability to come up with the big play produced a mediocre mark. Certainly, a bright spot in the rather gloomy soc- cer scene was the outstanding play ot All-League de- Valley Stre 176 SCl-IEDT.lI.tEl I I if Oceanside ..... I. .I . . .. ., .j. fU-3k 2. New Hyde Park I . .Q .fl-U ,p Long-Beach' I Us-5 , I. Massapequa . . . .. . lt-2 Baldwin .... . 2-l I Berner .... . . .4-3 Elmont ..... .... l -U Long Beach . . . . . . . 2-U Massapequa . . . . . . . 4-2 Baldwin .... .... 3 -2 Berner ............ .... 0 -U Elmont .................. am I I I W. Florin, I. Geller. Standing: I, Hasley tCoachl, D. Rudolph, P. Center, I. Santipolo, A. Kaplan, E. Schnei- der, S. Rappoport, W. Geisler, I. P. Denis, W. Berko- witz, R. Barrows, I. Buslik, R. Strelitz lManagerl. tensive back Iosh Geberer. Capably minding the nets was Lou Rosner, co-captain along with Geberer. Coach Hasley's crew loses some good senior tal- ent, but will bank their hopes tor a respectable 1956 season on such stalwarts as Iean-Pierre Denis, Iohn Santipolo, and Pete Center. 4-U 1-2 North ..... Q I 5 Y 1 4 5 1 V r I l 5 K 1 5 Y F l 3 r 2 , V I f K F 'Ai ,fa 1' ,A ,,, I ' -, ' fx ' . f . , ' -iv ' - ' ' iq, 'iff' P . .R s X, MGH. ,Lt al if .-an MQ P ' l'W'3S-A,- KV J , b A ,N Q N Y lj .NS Q1 I' 2 ' ,.:. . .,,, M 4 I H ' I zj,-V f- I II Basketball in f' if 'P l' .. . ff Front row, left to right: B. Rosner, S. Magid A Harrison D Chizever L Glazer. Second row: D. Gottlieb, L. Springer D Frankfort E Rosenberg R Feder, R. Adams, G. Pupa, I. Bass, and R. Abramowitz Once again, the Hewlett High basketball team, under the guidance of Coach Bill Munch, established itself as one of the powers in Nassau County. The Bluejackets, rated number one in Nassau County before the season began, started strongly by rip- ping off seven straight victories. However, mid-season lapses against Lawrence, Uniondale, and Elmont relegated the Munch- men to a second place finish in Division II behind Uniondale. The highlight of the season came in the final game when Hew- lett avenged their earlier defeat by impressively beating Union- dale 48-37. The team carried this momentum into the County Playoffs and handily eliminated Oceanside and East Meadow before bowing to a taller Lynbrook team in the quarterfinals. The Bluejackets were led by Captains Andy Harrison and Sandy Magid. Harrison, a member of the All-South Shore team, was Hewlett's leading scorer and rebounder and shot an amaz- ing 4879 from the floor. All-League guard Lou Glazer was the team's second high scorer and his 34 points against Lawrence was high for the season. Iunior Danny Chizever performed ad- mirably at both guard and forward and his late-season blossom- ing gives an optimistic outlook for next year's team. Rounding out the starting five was Dave Frankfort - a defensive specialist who consistently held the oppositions' leading scorers far below their averages. Soph Steve Rosner and Iunior Shorty Rosenberg provided the added depth which made for a successful season. Hewlett Starting Five .M M-mm M- Danny Chizever David Frankfort .gm K 1 1 , Andy Harrison Sandy Magid Lou Glazer On the Court Lou Glcxzer bounces the ball. I f ,ff fwf Louie pops iwo from the circle. , K, ,n f ff W 5 , . JV, ' 1' I I f - I mr, 54 mf' if , if ,. f2, .. ,J Andy Harrison adds two to HeWlett's total. ,Wy -.., , ,, , ., ,Vim , u? 1 Z 181 v ffl! Andy Harrison shoots over cr defender. Louie dunks during pre-gcxme warm up K.. A VZ, .' 'I :'5:::,:: tl 'T i:i!!:z::g::fq:3f! S I 1.4 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: H. Deutch, I. Levy, K. Gloss, S. Zimmerman, W. Wein- berger, P. Kelly. Bock row: A. Zweibel, P. Ruth, D. Carter, D. Dilg, I. Asher, A. Schiffman, M, Dickoff. y LOSER Swimming Team f',J .'f -X Top row tlett to rightl: Bob Sandhaus, Mike Gross, Mark Schaeffer, Mike Hopkins, Bobby Barrows. Second row: Mr. Ed Robinson tassistant coachl, Mr. Lou Brown tcoachl, Iohn Hirschleiter, Ierry Goldberg, Doug Soiter, Iody Weiner, Rich Brenner tcaptainl, Donny Abrams, Bruce Levin. Third row: Larry Blish, Louis Tannenbaum tmanagersl, Steve Camhi, Mike Garz, Larry Iones, Steve Cahan, Pete Feinstein, Scotty Davis. Fourth row: Marty Perlmut- ter, Dave Ziskind, Iett Wien, Elwin Schwartz, Kenny Rothaus, Teddy Cohen, Gary Framer, Artie Mines, Sandy Rubenstein. ' SEASON Rscoab In the l965-1966 season Hewlett's swimming team, ably WINNER coached by Louis Brown, proved that their second season in the Hewlett .... league was not a case of Sophomore Iinx . This previously un- lliewlett 0 ' . n heralded team vastly improved their freshman record by winning Uniondale V tour meets, losing eight, and coming close to victories in several ' others. For the first time we had boys to be reckoned with in Long Beach county matchups, such as Sandy Rubenstein and Iody Weiner, Connolql-lol Q - ' - - both divers, and Donny Abrams, breaststroker. Other top winners were Steve Cahan tlong distance freestylel, Bruce Levin ttree- style sprintsl, Mike Hopkins tbuttertlyl, and Iohn Hirschleiter C backstrokel. Hewlett's young team should improve even more due to the lack of key swimmers graduating this year. Watch tor the aqua- men next yearp several other teams may have to. West Islip ...,. ..... Great Neck North Brentwood ...... Great Neck South Hewlett ......... Plainview Hewlett .... East Meadow . . . . Syosset . . . Hewlett . . . Hewlett .. . Hewlett . . . Hewlett Hewlett .. . Hewlett . . . ..... Hewlett . . Wantaugh . . . . Hewlett . .. Westbury Gymnastics Team Steve Zuchtman performs on the parallel bars. In the first year of scheduled interscholastic competition, the Hewlett gymnastic team did quite Well. Captained by Senior Henry Sisun, the team scored a respectable 2 and 5 record. Under the able tutelage of Coach Peter Dema- kis, Sophomore Bob Whitney compiled 83Vz points, highest on the team. Whitney Went to the South Shore Championships and tied for fourth in floor exercise and placed fourth in tumbling, thereby qualifying to go to the Nas- sua County Championships. There he tied for fourth in tumbling. The future looks bright for the team in the next two years with most of the boys returning. Captain Henry Sisun executes a difficult stunt on the rings. Hewlett, for the first time, organized an Indoor Track Team. However, due to the small turnout, the boys team point total was limited in their meets. 9 Indoor Track LY W.. Team Bottom Row: A. Zuckerman, R. Cooperwasser, M. Russo, S. Steiner. Top Row: D. Lynch, R. Durham, I. Osborne, I. Lovell, Coach Garod. Bowling Team , , ,g.gg.zf,fQgw,f., .f,f ., , , f. , .1 . .f.ff.'f!f'f'.gf,f4. gy my f. .nf . 9 . f .f f .V f f ,fwfgftg5.f,j,g,g..4, f.f,iyi' .affff y I . f . '.1T4f.f.j42j?gg.T' ff,Lf7'fl?'fQ 'lk 1 f, ' f ', 'T T. V . f season REC raf- .ffrZiff'16f.fQw M.ffv.yf5. 1, f 1 ff f. . ,y ,r,f,y,f. .,,j,Vff7,,M.f,!r, X ,fr , .V I fi , ' . . . f .V ,.,g.y454j.j,f50j4Q . ff4ff'W.m T MW. ', ' If 14 i I ' T T, . . ff,fW,hf,7iW774.74M! . cf. 1 ,.!.1,!. I, . V V, fr, .. ir V ,Q .. ., . . . 77,2 . f .Inf If .7 f gl I f I-,...fW!,f,,7f. ,,f4.,f.,!Zy,.. igffyf. , f pnfffn. .ffffff4,f. ., , . i f, f , . f . f . , f . . .f WW ,- !,,, . 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Wan. , From right to left: Gary Roclolitz, Mark Maiorana, Douglas Hoyt, Ray- mond Chell, Charles Iackson, Mich- ael Durham, Coach-Mr. Anthony Ferrara. The Hewlett Bowling Team, embroiled in a real tight division race all through the season, just missed clinching first place from the hands of a strong Freeport squad. The boys, after finishing second during the regular season, competed in the county tournament and well displayed Hewlett's prowess in this sport. The pinmen were led by captain Mike Durham and anchor man Ray Chell. With the aid of their fine coach, Mr. Ferrara, the Hewlett Keglers expect to be a strong contender again next year. 185 Rifle Team Top row tlett to rightl : Eddie Geisler, Harry Richter, Coach Bill Palmer, Tommy Kinzler, Captain Harvey Borden. Bottom row: Phil Rizzo, Keith Monas. The varsity rifle team, coached by Bill Palmer, had a re- spectable but disappointing 6-B season, despite consistently excellent scores by Captain Harvey Borden and junior Harry Richter, Harvey and Harry Went on to the Inter-County Ritlery Championship and finished fourth and sixth respectively. Next year the marksmen will have several returning letter- men. These boys include Iohn Santapolo, Harry Richter, Billy Mersey, A1 Blianch, and Phil Rizzo. 186 , , , P RIFLExsGHED,ULE3'iii7fi tz , Long Beach, . . Q Q. . . Freeport . Berner ... .. V. S. North Wantaugh Long Beach Freeport .... . . , , Berner .... Uniondale . V.S.North ,, Wantaugh . Uniondale . ,. ., -1. ' .-Q 11951 ., . ,Won P Worr Woiif P Won Lost Won Lost J., - ,gm .Q - - QC .XM 2- rf bow Spring Sports Track ,I fx yt 1 .fit - ' ' -'WQ3' 'F' 1 WW' fr-aflli 5 -QI., +.!d,' ,J , Bottom Row, left to right: L. Ioe, R. Cooperwasser, Steiner, H. Deutsch, C. Schilling, E. Rosenberg, B. Rosner, H. Borden, G. Brandt, D. Frankfort, B. Freil- ich, P. Trolpeppi, M. Berkowitz. Second Row: I. Oxford, B. Geller, M. Russo, R. Smollen, P. Caridi, I. Geberer, R. Fuchs, W. Weinberger, S. Sillman, F. Rosen, R. Kirshbaum, P. Wieseneck, S. Durham, P. Finlay, P. Kelly. Top Row: Coach D. Raskin, F. Zydor, B. Schearer, R. Angel, A. Kaplan, L. Muren, B. Glaser, D. Dilg, D. Carter, A. Cohen, S. Magid, M. Dyckoff, P. Simon, H. Brower, T. Treiber, I. Lovell, L. Glazer, Coach I. Hart. Coach Hart's cindermen will field another standout squad this year. Paced by the outstanding distance duo of Frank Zydor in the 2 mile and Gary Schilling in the mile run, Hewlett is complemented by good speed in the mid- dle distance events. Dave Frankfort is in the 440 and speedster Iim Lovell usually sweeps both the lUU and 200. Harvey Borden is rounding into top form in the half mile. Paul Caridi dominates the low and high hurdles. The field events also are sprinkled with top performers, Louis Glazer thigh jump and triple jumpl, Howie Brower Cpole vaultl, and Louis Muren tbroad jumpl should all turn in many first place points. The boys have already swept their first several meets-an indication of the type of season Hewlett will have. 4 . VJ sw ifllfiv' -ip VP I tl , , f 4 XY ,,,,,, ,, Iim Lovell breaks the tape. Look! See Dave jump! He jumps Well. Up and over Baseball First Row, left to right: R. Poser, C. Goldsand, R. Berk, K. O'Brien, I. Zullo, I. Randazzo, I. Trepel. Second Row: Coach B. Dugan, M. Perotta, D. Adams, P. Flaherty, L. DeMott, B. Whitney. Top How: A. Zuckerman, Mgr., I. Hochman, R. Adams. This year's Hewlett baseball team, under the guidance of Coach Barney Dugan, features a balanced hitting attack, experience, and an excellent pitching staff. With the return of eight lettermen and a fine core of underclassmen, the Bluejackets look like a strong contender in Division Il. The team opened up the season against Lawrence and walked away with a 4 - 2 win. Held hitless until the third inning when Ron Berk broke the ice and singled to center, Hewlett then opened up with three consecutive hits by Soph Bob Whitney, Ioe Bandazzo, and Iohn Zullo which produced the four runs. These were enough as Ken O'Brien held Lawrence to two hits while striking out eighteen. The second game was all Richie Garvin. Not only did he pitch a one-hitter but also collected two hits and drove in three of the four runs. Lou DeMott, a Soph, also delivered two hits. Hewlett 4, Lawrence l. In the finale against Lawrence, Hewlett also came out on top, l - U. Ken O'Brien won his second game of the season pitching a two-hit shutout. With this auspicious start, it looks like Hewlett may have their first baseball team in ten years to make the playoffs. 190 Us 1 1 , 4-..,,, ,-vi' T f - '.- f. ' -K 1 ai ' ' 2-YQ t'i7F'f',':'-'-'.FL.? , A A Q.. ' -ft ':' 4' 'L--v-ve'-. in ,i,. .nares-e..:-A-' wif: loe Trepel slams a four-bagger ' A - Qf 1'm 'h,,.Jy: , . . , mf .'-Ii. 'Sf ' 'ff 'f Ioe Randazzo slides safely into third . . . and scores on following hit It's a Pitchers' Game Iggy!-v .212 .xrv My , uv. W 1m,,'6u4,h.itu! . L., fwaaim' -' A' .. .-,fi i,'a,s4g:L:?? Q-in H 1 46,1 i,il,fQ,, Hi zf '71 l - ig.,fzQpfV X253 :, g3q',Vf11-4'yQ,5? r ' Shing! 3 .4f'?:41J,'5,.,7 ' i. J 'f g ' 5, . I fzfl .gm x iv 'W-f '55ff1'L' 'i -' ' 'l' 4- -uf- H 1 3 f- ' l ,M-',Mi,,,,v, ,..,,, , .4 .A fl it 'L' 34.?25-b7g'5'- fz, iy.,'- l, s-If-, ,I -.,g Kenny O'Brien unleashes his blazing fast ball- in the midst oi a snow storm?? ? I f , el's 1 ' .1 A 'Q ni , ill el -'f' f4Q',ff-Q5'E?'w755-IlW 'H ' fi +f':la15'g:' V'-dUf Tzl vw '--L .--v- .-'12 .pl - 'fFfi9i1f if? Q12 , . sim. nl, ,T Q ii ,eh f , i s fr-isa: iwifxief i if i 1 i Bl .asf gggvgl-iw,ifp.if at Q: 131 '. :, IP' 'gvbsfuk X X' ' W7-BM It in easing, itllllfiiiilffl V, ri F. ,Mfgx i . . ,.e,r, 7. ,N .rx vt. . V. K 2. 'uwwyim xx, . Q- s- I willi am illliilesi -:ae , is 5 H1130 jew.. .,..p l -f 4 W 'S'-Wf'fr:f'f '+f-+' eff? fi 25: -. A - .i J Ltr ' F AH f Vsf.- p A Il. rv tally 2' ' L75-Q L.g,.n-ij? ' ' L- , 5, 1-f,w,girg3Qs 1 x fig, l 5 -,iyf ,-.l L jj E ' -lu- l f.s.1-,,,..,fl'--2.-QZQWJ 1- . ' , I uf.: U 4 I L i Ei ss,as ' ' ' i' s i , .n ,A ne, :'?F.'2f-ffli. 1- ' l.w'.h Ng, ..,, A ' ' '-V- s . V A 1' , i. T . . , - f5 ,,,g, ei. 1 --' 1 X' L 7 , . f 11' ,.,.,,..u1K1H4o Richie Garvin releases a tantalizing curve. Ken O'Brien 192 displays All-County. form. Golf The 1966 Linksmen make up in talent what they lack in experience. Due to the loss ol several key seniors, Coach McSWeeney presents a squad of only two lettermen this year. The strokers, though, have gotten oft to a sur- prisingly oxcellent start, and bolstered by the fine play of Captain Hank Breg- stein, Iody VVeiner, Iimmy Ross, Dan Groverrnan, Ieit Krull, Phil Ruth, and Andy Skyler, the boys should again dominate the South Shore. 2 Captain Henry Bregstein tees off. Henry plays in the sand Hewlett Liv' 0 f a M9-W 1 Y. 3 in Action 1 v G 1 ,H-'i-,v N. ,4 ,,, 1. , 'Qri 'tn ,- ,. y , ,H ,, , A . .. A.. vw- ,f ' H t. x i f 1 . .K ffl. ' 'lf vm . ' .. ,ff ,F .3511 . V ,Y 4 any , ,rrx r -,-...7 .1 1, .7 ,, , . A . ,. , ., 4'.'.,... ,-rf .5 ., : f -ff . , ,'...v - 'z ,. Physical Education Department K., V. , t.-: t 1 ui ' Lou Brown Thad Sela Bill Munch Mr. Brown, the swimming coach, counts heads in the pool. Coach tries new sport ir'-3 9 POFTS 91 Now Tod A 1 '4 '5'fm3ozNf'1'0 I SUR GYM QQEAY5 A9517 Q59 Hockey 41185 19 Four Hewlett seniors run through a skill-drill This tall our Honor Hockey Team had a very good season. Their record included two wins, and third place in the Mal- verne Sportsday, where eight teams competed. With this im- pressive record, even the coach, Miss Burton, said, We had a good season, that's for sure! . The girls participating on this year's team Were: S. Coon, N. Grossman, I. Sarmiento, I. Shecllin, L. Schatz, C. Saslowsky, F. Schenker, A. Prerau, L. Adams, B. Sands, S. Sedransk, K. Friedman, B. Herman, L. Kirschner imissingl P. Smith, I. Stan- ton, A. Brightson, E. Klar, V. Gudrum. Archery P- XO UD SI' UND Ugaswigg O- -- 'U QfD'cn'D'l25tg' ggE,Q9,:1-z'-- g.z'Sts2m1S rD2.gEU'i-Dingo F'Q.wo'4Eo 'iifnzi-QQ5 Sa' ww? Q- Lgiggog n'EEs-1552 glS'f,vfa'2a' 5'-:D'B'f 9. m.-9-0gpQu9- fnfD....gE-Qhfn Zgffgmgix -4'-1 Fp':r'3G' aw 0 fn'-1 5-552- Ul ,E-Tgmgsa' Ov-1'UcDtQC ZTCDOMUJU1 Qsimcg. IJ n- FBEQJTQ. git NY l fl 1-ae:-:'Qf'f'f .4-:?'2f'i -f i152-LT!! Z E Q .Q I I-V' i T gf .A 77545 .. ' .ff?4Nf,f'l', ' -n .. Y- . J, asf eww ' . ' NNQX NI.. Oi fwclfxewf , . I 7C fx J: FP j U X vo .. -C Swimming Team tz s' wi iii It is often difficult to gain support for a new team. We have a very fine exception in the girls' Swim Team. This year Hewlett did Well, winning their first meet, and placing second or third in every other. In the Words of the coach, Miss Scheid. 'lThe team this year was really good. If we took third place last year, We were lucky! . The members are L. Saslowsky, N. Weisenfeld, K. Brous, E. Brahen, B. Goodman, M. Dalton, D. Saffir, fbottom rowl S. Hass, M. Kagan, S. ingl L. Fein, M. Hazan, K. Nopper, C. Saslowsky, I. Zabin. I Karen Nopper strives for perfection in , a dive. Synchronized Swim Club This year the aquatics club is looking forward to new members and evening performances of Alice in Waterland , under the direction of Miss Scheid. The girls are N. Grossman, F. Schenker, I. Stan- ton, K. Kimless, I. Sarmiento, E. Rochenberg, fmissingi K. Nopper, C. Saslowsky, S. Stern, I. Spiegal, I. and R. Weingarten, I. Laskey. .V-r. 199 Katz, R. Levine, N. Grossman, C. Sugarman, R. Klein, A. Prerau, fmiss- Varsity Cheerleading Hewlett's Varsity Cheerleaders con- tinued to display the spirit ot the Blue and White. With Tacy Feinrnan as captain and Andrea Green as co-cap- tain, the squad succeeded in drawing a responsive and warm support from the Blue Iackets' loyal fans. The girls are A. Sattan, P. Seidman, W. Lerner, I. Levy, I. Bosenburg, C. Fine, T. Feinman, A. Green, B. Schnee, G. Gordon, S. Brous, and M. Schoeder. ,,.. . ,. ...ni - .,-Z 'W sf ,. , ' i Tacy Feinman adds the finishing touch to a 200 Neither rain, nor clouds, nor sleet, nor snow, nor almost-empty stands can keep the Hewlett Cheerleaders from their appointed duty, Junior Varsity Cheerleading Even teachers have difficult decisions to make and to' support to the end. Once again the enthusiasm and pep ot the Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders spurred the fans, and stood as proof of the H ewlett spirit. The girls on this year's squad are A. Pearl, S. Coon, L. Mayer lco-cap- taini, L. Wishbow lcaptainl, P. Goodrich, K. Sheffries, S. Schultz, L. Schatz, S. Goodgold, L. Adams. Twirlers This year's twirling squad, under the leadership of Mrs. Newman, gave wonderful performances at the football games during half-time. The girls are L. Krummel, L. Green, C. Pandolfo, A. Boden, B. Sands, S. Schneider, N. Boehner, G. Sponable lcaptaini. 201 ,XP 1 ,Aff Favorite Activities in Gym Class Volleyball The Girls' Honor Volleyball Team had another strong season. And as their coach, Miss Burton, said, We tried! . The girls are,.standing from Iett to right: S. Isaacson imanagerl, A. Prerau, W. Lerner, I. Kain, M. Singer, I. Stanton, L. Schatz, P. Moleno, L. Wetreich imanagerl. .- v , X, The girls are from left toright: L. Haber, I. Friedman, G. Veygel L Adams, I. Schart, L. Saslowsky, N. Grossman Ctrontl. Basketball Under the leadership oi Captains Peggy Moleno and Nancy Grossman, and the coach- ing of Miss Burton, the Girls' Basketball Team had a very good season. Their victories over Long Beach, Island Trees, and other schools brought them a third place in two Sportsdays. The highlight ot the season came at a Sports- day held at Hewlett where, aided by the high scoring oi Nancy Grossman, We outscored and outtought our traditional rival-LAWRENCE! 203 Apparatus Club Every winter a group of Well-coordinated girls join the Ap- paratus Club to perfect difficult routines on the horse, buck, Swedish box, and rings. Liz Adams performs a hand Walk on the parallel bars. Badminton Under the able leadership of Mrs. Saunders, the girls on the badminton squad practice and improve the skills vital for good players, Here manager Lynn Westreich demonstrates the finer points of a serve. 204 l are Softball Softball is always a popular sport with the Hewlett High girls. Iudging by the ability and enthusiasm displayed at all practices, the team should have little difficulty in defeating rivals Long Beach, Lynbrook, East Rockaway, Oceanside, and Lawrence. Who's on first? Irma Sarmiento imitates Yogi Berra. Tennis ,.,.-.. LL .47 VJ., Y ...... K.. ,..-.YM T is I In the spring there is always a big turnout tor the girl's tennis team. These are the girls you will see out on the courts practicing for the season ahead. The girls are standing, left to right: D. Carlton, S. Friedburg, R. Moskowitz, K. Frank, T. Feinman, N. Meiselas, S. Seplowe, W. Rernenyk, B. Sands, B. Singer, A. Green, N. Grossman. Kneeling: L. Lazurus, W. Lerner, I. Scharf, L. Taub, B. Rubin. Gold Key Winners The gold key is the highest symbol of ex- cellence in girls' physical education. The Win- ner Inust obtain points throughout her years of high school in after-school sports and teams, and in leadership in the physical education class. In order to acquire enough points she must participate in a great variety of activities, obtaining proficiency in many sports. This year's gold key winners are, from left to right: N. Gross- man, A. Prerau, P. Smith, P. Moleno trnissingl. 206 rw , in 'V 31 gx ,Q 'S- Nancy Burton Ethel Saunders Barbara Scheid Mrs. Saunders relaxes during a free period in the teachers' lounge. Miss O'Gracly conducts a cheerleading practice after school. 207 , , f , ,,gg1'g,wf:,r pg , Viifwfgfz ,, I M. .,4., it i U '-HW' eWe-M- 3 2 A ft .....-4.---- ,.,,, Patches i. .l' Q-!i I ffl V f' Co-Editors-in-Chief Laura Greenfield cmd Larry Boxt at an executive meeting with Mrs. Marmor trying to decide why they overlooked their budget. ' Wa Q . ,L 4 g vi Sponsor Mrs. I. Marmor Layout Marc Kahgan, Editor left Geller, Editor Peter Hecker, I-lss't. Editor Victor Baum Sue Rubinroit Pat Geismar Andra Sanders Laura Haber Ronnie Mandelker Senior Section Lenny Black, Editor Kathy Harrison, Editor Torn Berry, Editor Lesley Dilbert Richard Schwartz Iill Rosenberg Sandi Schultz Roger Poser Ellie Brecher Photography Bonnie Brilliant, Editor Ronnie Davis, Editor Michael Lederman, Photographer Dave Steinberg, Photographer 208 Co-Editors-in-Chief Laura Greenfield Lawrence Martin Boxt Alex Katz, Photographer Tom Neumann, Photographer Bonnie Haber, Photographer Beverly Packard Seth Rockmuller Mary Keller Sali Brown Arlene Schwartz Barbara Nelson Index Curriculum Pam Hattel, Editor Nina Stillman, Editor Sally Ratt Robin Ratter, Ass't. Editor Iett Phillips, I-lss't. 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Boxt, Lawrence Martin Co-Editor-In-Chief ot Patches: Columnist ot Bulletin: V. P. ot Math Club: Varsity Soccer: O.l.S.: Social Studies Forum: Biology Club: Physics Club. Brand. Edwin Math Club: Social Studies Forum. Brandt, George M. Varsity Cross Country: Varsity Track: All-Nassau Orchestra. Brecher, Elinor lane Senior and Advertising Staiis ot Patches: Drama Workshop: Ir. Play: Girls' Sports: Softball: Chairman ot Senior Prom Corn- mittee: Senior Dinner Commit- tee: O.l.S.: Student Council. Bregstein, Henry Math Club: Pres. oi O.I.S.: Span- ish Club: Captain ot Varsity Golf: Ir. Play. Brenner, Richard Mark Swimming Team: Photography Club: Band. Brilliant, Bonnie Dale ' Sec'y of Student Council: V.P. ot AES.: Ass't. News Editor oi Bul- letin: Co-Editor-In-Chiet of Bul- letin: Ass't. Photography Editor ot Patches: Ticket Committee ol Ir. Play. ' Brous, Susan I. V. Cheerleader: Varsity Cheer- leader: Treas. ot Art Club: Art Start ot Patches. Brower, Gregory Richard Track: swimming. Brower, Howard A. Varsity Football, and Track: Frosh Football: Woodrnere Fire Dep't.: Varsity Club. Brown, Linda Mae I-LF.S.: T.A.C.: P.'l'.A.: Make-up Committee of lr. Play: Advertis- ing Stali ot Patches: Circulation Staii ot Bulletin. Brown, Sali Manager oi Circulation Staff of Bulletin: Drama Workshop: Fea- ture Staff ot Bulletin: Advertising Staff of Patches: O.I.S. Browner, Cathie Ioan Drama Workshop: 'l'.A.C.: Art Club: Winter Sports Club: Art Assembly. Cadel, William A, Social Studies Forum: Circula- tion Staff of Patches: News Stat! ot Bulletin: Advertising Staff ot Bulletin: Forensic Society: V.P. ot A.V, Squad. Caridi, Paul Iolm Track: Football: Indoor Track: Industrial Arts Club. Cassell, Gaye U.N. Club: W.C.C.: A.F.S.: F.T.A,: BBG: Distribution Staii ot Patches: Art Club. Cesta, Charlene Art Club: Art Assembly Choreo- grapher: Teacher's Aide: Cir- culation Staii ot Bulletin: Con- traternity: F.T.A.: Head Major- ette. Chasse, Rachel Coniratemity: Enjoys swimming. Chesler, Kenneth Soccer Team: French Club: Cur- rent Events Club: Library Service Club: Physics Club: Treas. ol Woodmere A.Z,A. Cleven, Karen lean Girls' Hockey Team: Girls' Soc- cer Team: Girls' Softball: Girls' Basketball Team. Cohan, Ietirey Gymnastic Team. Cohan, Peter George Manager of Varsity Football: Chorus. Cohen, Mark Ira W.C.C.: Advertising Staff of Patches: Intramural Basketball: Woodmere A.Z.A.: Social Stud- ies Forum. Cohen, Renee Sec'y. oi Drama Workshop: V.P. of Boosters: Advertising Staff oi Patches: F.T.A.: A.F.S.: Cadet Teaching: Winter Sports Club: Ir. Council: Councilettes: Ir. Hadassah: Humcm Relations Seminar. Cohen, Ronnie V.P. of Sr. Class: V.P. of Forensic Society: Drama Workshop: Stu- dent Council: Honor Society: Bulletin: Sports Staff ol Patches: Boosters: Y,B.U. Comegna, Claire-Ann Working in School Bookstore. Confredo, Ann Student Director ol Fresh Play: Advertising Committee ot Ir. Play: Boosters: Senior Prom Committee. Connell, Frank I. AV. Squad: Student Council: Winter Sports Club: Industrial Arts Club: Library Service Club. Cooper, Carol Lee T.A.C.: I-i.F.S.: Publicity Commit- tee ot Ir. Play: Sec'y. ot Hewlett- Wooclmere BBG: Treas. of F.T.A. Costanzo, Phyllis Ann Would like to attend Business School. Cronin, Steve X 0 Kan? : 'Q f Xug HI If fxxx JA. 0 5 FQ '- A 5 X Q af X tear 11429, 04 xg , 'S C Best wishes to THE CLASS OF 1966 from the Hewlett-Woodmere Dad's Club 2 1 5 Danziger, Peter Lawrence Varsity Soccer Team: Student Council: A.F.S.: Advertising Staff ot Patches: Bridge Club. Davenport, Linda Home Ee. Club. Davis, Ronnie - Photography Editor of Patches: Sec'y ot A.F.S.: Drama Work- shop: Honor Society: Y.B.U.: N.C,C.I.: Teenage Foundation, DeMott, Arthur I. V. Baseball: Enjoys sports, reading. Delioss, Barbara Boosters: Enjoys dancing, horse- back riding, swimming, music. Deschler, Robert Varsity Football: Hewlett Fire Department. Deutsch. Miles Varsity Track: Varsity Football: Enjoys music. Dick, Suzanne Art Club: Enioys sculpture, print- making. Dickman, Lloyd Pres. ot A.V, Squad: Honor So- ciety: Stage Mgr. of Ir. and Senior Plays: Band: Orchestra: Math Club: Art Club: V.P. ot U'.S.Y.: N.S.F. Grant: N.Y.U. Engi- neering. Dilbert, Lesley Iill Sec'y of Ir. Class: Pres. ot Boosters: FIA.: Senior Section Staff ot Patches: Cadet Teaching: Feature staff of Bulletin: Senior Council: Circulation Staff ot Bul- letin: T.A.C.: Student Council: Senior Prom Committee: BBG: Councilettes: Teenage Founda- tion. Donay, Douglas I U.N. Club: Circulation Stott ot Bulletin: Chorus. Downes, Cathy Archery Honor Team: Swimming Honor Team: Softball Team: Basketball Team: Volleyball Team. Drucker, Marvin Frosh Track and Field. Dunetz, Ronald Math Club: Enjoys studying weather. Durham, Michael Frosh and I. V. Football: Varsity Bowling: Frosh Track: A.F.S.: W.H.C.: Biology Club. Dyckott, Glenn M. Track Team: Chess Club: U.N. Club: Social Studies Forum. 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E50 5 Stillman, Nina ' 21,5 -21' ' 1 , l Orchestra: French Club: Honor ' I' --is 7 1 Society: Frosh XPlay: Student E F 'Iiriends oi the Library: AFS.: E X -B.U.: N.C.C.I, X X Strauss, Eric Howard Q ' X l.C.C-1 V. P. of Folksinging Club. I f I Strelitz, Richard Allan Pres. of Meth Club: Math Teeth, 8 s ' 1-'heheh Club: Metaphysics Club: 54 , fg PglYsics Club: lr, Play: Ir. Coun- 'hm' C W Ci - . f l Strickler, David Allan ,Egg Fresh and Varsity Track: Frosh ,n ' .I - I 7 Z 6767 and Varsity Cross Country: Var- Z .!' f ' X 1 H N i 1 IZ sity Club: Band: Dance Band: , I ,v:.I IQ!f'W, 'HIM i ' 4 I PP' Bowling Team: Orchestra. Q N , 'A- If 'f 7 I ffl. I lyff, E 5 ' Swahn, Robert Howard I f ff ',' ' ' 1' ' Spanish Club: Gymnastics Club: flux K , , ' ,f1f ' X A A, W Track. ! Q fi , g N ff. Sykes. Kathleen Ann Y, f , , I Mg lynn F.T.A., Cadet Teacher: T,A:C.: If: X -I ff I ff! i 5 la Boosters' Advertising Stat! ot f'j7 I' fy' lf , 'II ' ,L ex f , 1,11 1 'Z Patches: St. Ioseph's Coutrater- .I fy l 1, I I 5 7 nity. A lf., Af,,L,,1q 5 1 ,qi J Taub. Brenda Irene ' ' 'W' ' ' F . French Club: Student Council: 'I ' I 4 Honor Society: Patches cur- , 1 x Q riculum: V.P. ot Wood1nere-Hew- ' '-' ! Q, lett BBG. Teuh, Linde J I IU S Pres. ot T.A.C.: AFS.: F.T.A.: Ir, Play Props Committee: Teenage Foundation. Thxlem, Cliitord Fresh Track: Frosh Football: Stu- dent Council: Varsity Football: gTfihesCircu1ution SlGff:Vf1rSilY THE GREAT ATLANTIC a PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC, u l I n 0 Tomback, Iettrey Mitchell ffl' Frosh Cross Country: Fresh A 8 u e a r e S Track: Varsity Track: Publicity 'l I Committee ot Ir, Play: Intramural ,Th - --,' ff ff I Football and Basketball- ANIIRICNS nmunmt mn mncnnnr smc: Iaso Treiber, Stuart Alan tTommyl Frosh and I. V. Basketball: Var- sity Track: Pres. ot Spanish Club: Temple Youth Group: Frosh Pl . . , Trepeffoseph Low Prices Plus Plaid Stamps Bulletin Sports Editor: I. V. and Varsity Baseball: Patches Sports Staii: V. P. ot W.C.C.: Student Council: Ir. Play: O.l.S. Tytelman, Alan Band: Math Club: Social Studies , , Forum, Good Luck to Graduating Seniors Utianski, William David Frosh Basketball: Frosh Track: Cross CountrYi l. V. Basketball: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Il H H Ir. Play Ticket Committee: Tern- G n -Flu ple Youth Group. Van Buren, Francis E. fllpha Nu Chest Fraternity: Con- SANDI SCHULTZ, President raternity. Van Maenen, Iohn David ALLECRA SAFFAN, Secfefafy I. V. Football: Treas. of Semper Invictus: Contraternity. LUIS BIRNBAUM- TTGIISUTQT Verga, Ierry .Sec'y and Treas. of Varsity Club: Varsity Club: Varsity BONNIE BRILLIANT LINDA GERSTEIN Baseball: Captain of Varsity Feetheit, Frosh T. v. reethei-1, WENDY FURST BONNIE MOSKOWITZ l'V'BGSeb'1ll- RANDY GALONSKY ANN PQMERANZ Vineberg, Carol Art Club: Chairman of Costume STEPHANIE SCHNEIDER Committee ot Ir. Play: Temple Youth Group: U.S.Y. Delegate to Israel. 228 CEDARHURST 9-9529 - 4545 ri 101 niuioioininini 1 xiuininioir HAYDAN'S SHOES Good Luck from the 'Fashions in Feminine Footwear 114 CEDARHURST AVE. CEDARHURST BAKE SHOP CEDARHURST, L. I. Discount Prices for All Novelties and Gifts CALL FL RENCE and A DREY 0 U JOH FR 1-2152 FR 4-6245 GLADSTONE 8: SONS Paints - Wallpapers Artist's Materials Custom Styled Window Shades 1009 BROADWAY WOODMERE, L. I. FR 4-0717 and of LINDA A FRIEND KTZ A AN B. and LEX Vorspan, Charles W.C.C.: T.O.'l'.S.y Pres, of Y.B.U. Wagenberg, Iucli Marion Enjoys bowling: waiching TV: Wants to be cl secretary. Wagner, Herbert Student Council Carnival Com- mittee: A.Z.A.: Spanish Club: Intramurals. Wainlancl, Laurel Diane Art Club: Future Nurses Club: Patches: Councilettes: Temple Youth Group. Wechter, Iudith Robin Pianist lor Orchestra: All-County Orchestra: Circulafrion Staff ol Patches: Drama Workshop: Chairman of Program Commit- iee of Ir, Play: Councileltes: U. ol Pittsburgh Summer Program. Weingarien, Iill Harri Art Club: T.A.C.: V. P. of Library Service Club: Sec'y of Ir. Hadas- sah: Circulation Staff of Patches: Scenery Committee ol Ir. Play: Archery: 'Basketball Team: Syra- cuse U. Sun'1rner'Art'Prograzn. Welfiflffffieflf Roni Sue Service Club: T,A.C.'p' SeCfY lf. ,Haciassahg Syra' feusle ,U, V. Suznmer Program: ,. ,Arehe'ryj,VlBasketba1I. A Weingold,'David ,V , V Weinslyein, Linda I Circulation Siail' of Bulletin: Art 2 , Club: 1 1 Weitznenlolin , F' Fresh 'Soccer Team: Swimming f I: Teaai: 'Siud,enf'Cou1!Cilg , ' , Weus, Mm ly V 1 Welansonllene . ' ' ' A1-t'C1ub: Stall of Patches: same. Siaii of ,Bull'etin: Student X 1ff55Uli?ll-f F F' ,5 ',Wien'er7,yIodyV ' ' ' ' Vafsily Swimming: Varsify Golf: Sunday Tackle Football. I I V Wieseneck, Paul ' ,, ' , ' 'Varsity,ffl'rack:., Varsity, ,Cross ' Vaff:Cqi1nlry: I.:V.' Basketball: Fresh' V Basketball: Bulletin' Staff: :Intra- H ',', ml-iIf11F' 5 V, M ' A Wiesenfela, Caryl g A 1 ' ' CV ALRSQ: 'T.A.C,: . Human Relations Seininar: Hockey: , Patches Cir- culation Staff: Honor'Society. Wishl5oW,,Lyi1ne ,V ' ' , lCQPlGiIl of I, V. Cheerleading: V. P: of French Club: ARS. Stu-, , 'dent Council: F.T.1l.: Make-Up , ' Commiilee ol11i'Play: O.l.Sp Wolff, Peter ' ,Spanish Club: Intramural Foot- , , balland Basketball V Wallin, Ronald' , ' ' V Wong, Leonard , Prosli Track: Varsity T rack: Intra- mural Basketball: Art Club. Wuesi, Michael V ' ' , Band: Swimming Team. Zaneoif, Glenn I. V. Soccer: Varsiiy' Soccer: Lllorcny Club. , Zaneoll, Mitchell Bowling Team: Gymnastic Team: Chorus: AV, Squad: Library Club: lr. Play: .Social Studies Forum. 7 Ziegler, Ied Dir. of A.V. Squad: Art Club: Ir: Play. Zuckerman, lane' Sec'y of Spanish Club: Honor Sacieiy: Spanish Honor Society: AFS.: Maih Club: Math Team: ' All-Stale Sectional Orchestra. Zullo, Anthony Zullo, Iolm I. V. and Varsity Football: I. V.' and Varsity Baseball. Zwerling, Gary V 'Ass'l. Manager of Patches Ad- vertising 'Stalig Manager of sioioiuitxiuirazziexioifnic inioiuioinim 11:11 if 1 14111 ioioi- Pdfches Circulation 5 Senior Parents Dr. :Sf Mrs. Abe Alper Mr. 61 Mrs. Edward Anchin Mr. 6 Mrs. Andrew Anghart Mr. 6: Mrs. Ierome Ansel Dr. 6 Mrs. Philip Aronson Mr. 5 Mrs. Bernard Astor Mr. 5: Mrs. Robert Barber Mr. 61 Mrs. Ralph Bass Mr. G Mrs. Sam Batchelor Mr. 5: Mrs. Milton Baum Mr. 51 Mrs. Bernard Baumgarten Mr. 5: Mrs. Vladimir Bazarsky Mr. 61 -Mrs. Ierry Bisberg Mr. Sf Mrs. Martin Black Mr. 61 Mrs. Isaac Blank Mr. 61 Mrs. Ierry Blank Mr. 81 Mrs. William Blinderman Mr. 51 Mrs. Ierome Bockstein Mr. 51 Mrs. Iack Borden Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Boxt Mr. 6 Mrs. Louis Brand Mr. 61 Mrs. Sidney Brandt Mr. 5: Mrs. Walter Brecher Mr. 5: Mrs. Ierome Brenner Mr. 5: Mrs. Walter Brower Mr. 61 Mrs. Harold Brown Mr. QS Mrs. Herbert Cadel Mr. 51 Mrs. William Cassel Mr. ci Mrs. Irving Chesler Mr. 5: Mrs. Stanley Cohan Mr. 61 Mrs. Daniel Cohen Mr. 5 Mrs. Hyman Cohen Mr. Gt Mrs. Moss Cohen Mr. 51 Mrs. Lester Cooper Dr. G Mrs. Herbert Danziger Mrs. Patricia Davenport Mr. 61 Mrs. Edwin Davis Mr. 5: Mrs. Frank Deutsh Mr. ol Mrs. Leon Dicker Mr. of Mrs. Arthur Dilbert Mr. of Mrs. Bernard. Dunetz Mr. 51 Mrs. Henry Elkind Mr. 5: Mrs. Marvin Etra Mrs. Patricia Ferro Dr. 5: Mrs. Philip Fine Mr. 6: Mrs. Donald Florin Mr. G Mrs. Barr Forrest Mr. G Mrs. Marvin Frank Mr. 5: Mrs. Fred Frankfort Ir. 51 Mrs. Edward Frindel 5 Mrs. 5: Mrs Melvin Furst . Lawrence Gabbe 6: Mrs. Michael Gaines ES Mrs. Mac Galonsky 6: Mrs. Marvin Geberer G Mrs. G Mrs. 51 Mrs. 5: Mrs. 5: Mrs. 5: Mrs. ci Mrs. 51 Mrs. 5: Mrs. of Mrs. 5: Mrs. 6: Mrs. Allen Geismar Hyman Geltman Daniel Geller Martin Gelcbter Marvin Gewolb Sheldon Gerstein Martin Glauberg William Goldberger Abraham Goldrich Stanley Goldsand Herbert Gottschalk Philip Green ci Mrs. Norman Greenfield 6: Mrs. Martin Gross G Mrs 6: Mrs. 6: Mrs. 61 Mrs G Mrs CS Mrs. G Mrs 6: Mrs 51 Mrs. 61 Mrs. G Mrs G Mrs 6: Mrs . lack Kahgan G Mrs. 5: Mrs. 61 Mrs 6: Mrs . Andrew Karalta . Howard Katz 6 Mrs. 6: Mrs. QS Mrs. G -Mrs. . William Kolbe 51 Mrs. 5: Mrs 6: Mrs. Milton Gross Murray Gurman Murray Guss Herbert Haber Theodore Haber Moses Hattel Malcolm Hecker . Morris Helfman Daniel Herbst Richard Horn . Mel Iason . 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Leon Ohringer Harold Oshry August Palleschi Sam Patel Ioseph Peck Frank Perrino Alexander Pheterson Melvin Phillips Samuel Pomeranz Raymond Poser Ierome Prerau Press Murray Rabiner Bertram Ratt Michael Ratter Theodore Ribak Iules Richter William Romotf Herman Rosen Howard Rosenbaum Albert Rosenberg Sol Sattan Samuel Sanders Parents Mrs. Adele Schenker Mr. 51 Mrs. George Schilling Mr. CS Mrs. Iack Schneider Mr. 6: Mrs. Ben Schnall Mr. 5: Mrs. Adolph Schoder Mr. ci Mrs. Bernard Schoengold Mr. 61 Mrs. Rubin Schultz Mr. ci Mrs. Abel Schwartz Mr. ci Mrs. Arthur Schwartz Mr. ci Mrs. Harold Schwartz Mr. 6: Mrs. Iack Schwartz Mr. 5: Mrs. Samuel Schwartz Mr. 61 Mrs. Morris Schwarzman 6: Mrs. Louis Sedrish Mr. Mrs. Beatrice Seeman Mr. 6: Mrs. Arthur Seiden Mr. ci Mrs. David Seidman Mr. :S Mrs. Albert Seitzman Mr. Harry Segel Mr. G Mrs. Iules Sells Mr. 5: Mrs. Ioseph Shapiro Mr. df Mrs. Iacob Shaymow Mr. 6: Mrs. Herbert Shor Mr. 61 Mrs. Gilbert Simm Mr. 5: Mrs. Steven Soifer Mr. Sf Mrs. Murray Spitzer Leo Steinberg Mr. 5: Mrs. Mr. QS Mrs. Edward Steiner Mr. ci Mrs. George Sternberg Ralph Strauss Robert Strelitz Mr. 6: Mrs. Mr. 6: Mrs. Mr. 6: Mrs. Morris Strickler Mr. on Mrs. Iohn Sykes Mr. 5: Mrs. Adolph Taub Mr. 61 Mrs. Irving Taub Arthur Thilem Eugene Treiber Michael Tomback Mr. 5: Mrs. Melvin Vineberg Mr. G Mrs. Ioseph Wechter Mr. 61 Mrs. P. Fred Weingarten Dr. Mr. CS Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. 5: Mrs. 6: Mrs. I. Iames Weitzner Mr. 6: Mrs. Carl Wetanson Mr. ci Mrs. Lester Wiener Mr. df Mrs. Seymour Wiesenteld Mr. ol Mrs. Hilton Wishbow Mr. Sf Mrs. Harry Wuest Mr. 5: Mrs. Seymour Zwerling ,Q -fry , Q21-4+-t f, kv: . ',', ff' ' Lfziiqgi, Y . - .gl 1 at A x, 1' , ' f . -Q 7 .J s'. .?:- '.f -4 XT.-. A., .?g,wfi ,, , ' ' nys- ag. Qt ,-' ' ,-' at , 551 ,-Rffszahf ..- N-'ma-s' Q ' 5-, p 1 '- -it-A' .. . -'J -. ,.'f,-. - ...NUCA -jr. ,gl -boss! - .uw-, - 'T ' ' ' ' ' - 'f safer 'W' - Z, ' 1 ,' 'J .r -fn.. ' . 1 .::,v -, ,M MA 6 -.xkv y r W r-5 - - , , , - ,- . The Patches staff has at- tempted to reflect the past three years by reminding you of the events in which you partici- pated, the students and teach- ers with whom you have worked, and the decisions that you have made. We are also cognizant of the decision of sev- eral members of our faculty to retir-e, to leave the profession to which they have dedicated their lives. These teachers who are retiring are leaving a vacuum that can only be filled by renew teachers, just as the graduating seniors are leaving a vacuum, only to be filled by a new senior class. The cycle continues. The decisions are pondered, made, and carried out. We, of Patches, hope that through this yearbook, these decisions have been brought to light. 5, , A ' , 1-951' ,. V--w 'hy fu r w 'Ev W- F ' ww. V- 1 .FTM v , . ' : jf ,D -V - v-T1 , X M ,--- --.,. .. svn V .xr 'X ' ' ' S' hmv xfgu .M 1 if M -, bf? ' 'F N ' V - 1 uf-N 'V 'NWN w i .Wfviigf ml , X H f .1 - ' g -ff wq, k X .KW , , f Lu, -1 . M' , - . -fgxwffaiif ff iuiimv K' I V ' 'iw :vs.'rmEU'c :f-, QQMFW-A ' S f' , , ,V w i? f if 'w -Yiffii, E 4 ' W . J?w:'f if .Lin MQQ11 , , . 1- 1r:'2 ,mf , ,eq 'L' Y , , 1 V, r . 41.112 al l-V ff --M' N57 ' , 1. w h ' J -d f' ' ' 'Nexium ,f A 4 V- 1. ,f-fan .14 X wie l d , 4 if li