Mepham High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellmore, NY)

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SENIOR SALES—Back: Betz, O’Brien, Smith, Skerl. Sankey, G. Bouloukos, Lorenzen, Menegaux, Henderson, Machina, Calvin, Lynch, Meyer, Mayer. Middle: Stilwell, Ruby, Clark, Haggerty, Wool-ford, Nash, Curtis, Tietjen, Burtsell. Front: Gitelman, Jaffe, Levine, Kaye, Schoninger, Renka, Shapiro, Klansky, Wilner. Senior Coin mil tees The Senior Planning Committee was composed of two people elected from each senior and second-half junior homeroom. These people planned the Junior Prom, “Carousel,” “Stairway to the Stars,” the Senior Ball and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. In addition they sponsored the football and cross country record dance. The Senior Sales Committee inaugurated the sale of candy at wrestling matches and continued the sale at basketball and football games. Sales were also made at the junior high school football games. The money raised was used to underwrite the TREASURE CHEST and for the class gift. SENIOR PLANNING—Back: Gridley, Jaffe, Meyer, Haggerty, Marx, Leyland, Cuddy. Front: Tulloch, Schoninger, Kaye, Heyman, Faley, Tietjen, Lynch, Bossert.

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James Tulloch George Leyland Senior Officers In addition to being president of the Junior and Senior Classes, Jim Tulloch was also president of Honor Society. He conducted the Junior and Senior Planning Committee meetings and worked on decorations for the proms. He also was the king of the Senior Ball. Jim was a member of the football and baseball teams, International Relations Club and Key Club. Barbara, the secretary of both the Junior and Senior Classes was active at football and basketball games wearing the garnet and grey outfit of a varsity cheerleader. She was a member of Honor Society, Coaches Club, the Junior and Senior Planning Committees, Interna- tional Relations Club and also 201’s representative to the House. Vice-President George Leyland was the governor of New York State Key Clubs and speaker of the House of Representatives. A member of International Relations Club, Key Club and the Junior and Senior Planning Committees, George played Phil in “Stardust.” In charge of handling the money for all affairs of the Senior Class was Treasurer Ted Bailey. Ted was a member of the football and baseball teams. He was also a member of the Senior Planning Committee and Honor Society and worked on the decorations for the Senior Ball. Barbara Heyman Theodore Bailey Page seventeen

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Kreuscher and Sourbeck Best Dressed Heyman and Tulloch Most Popular Clark and Gridley Most Talented Senior Best Ganley, Sandie Absent Most Athletic Boulukos and Machina Most Witty Wetzel and Tulloch Clark and Kreuscher Sourbeck and Harmeling Most Likely to Succeed Best Dancers Best Looking Page nineteen