Stony Brook School - Res Gestae Yearbook (Stony Brook, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

'il 1 Q . 1 u X The thirty-fifth graduating class of the Stony Brook School, Long Island is proud to portray A DAY TO BE REMEMBERED in this volume of Res Gestae I - CDFFICE OF THE HEADMASTER DAILY GRIND PAGE ACTIVITIES PAGE 95 'C Z- I l ATHLETICS PAGE 68 DEDICATION PAGE 6 UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 53 CAMPUS PAGE FACULTY PAGE 16 x I I SENIORS PAGE 29 estae STONY BROOK SCHOOL sroNYBnooK,Lx We, the Class of 1957 are proud to be the thirty fifth graduating class of the Stony Brook School Stony Brook is a name which will remain with us for long tlme We will reme ber the beauty of our campus, and will be grateful for the things which we have learned in our classes, pre paring for our years in college To us, though, the thing of most value is not the knowledge we have in valious subJects, but rather the things which we have gained that are of eternal value we appreciate the strengthening we have received in spiritual matters, the Bible courses, the chapel services and the everyday experiences which were centered around God To sone of us, the largest gain since we have come here has been eternal life going into His service, however, wherever we go, we have the blessing of Psalms 121 8, that Chrlst goes with us nThe Lord shall preserve thy golng out and thy COWlDg in from this time forth, and even for evermore Th1S yearbook is dedlcated both to these things and to the one here at Stony Brook who has greatly helped us in strengthening our faith, to the one who has gone out of his way at nany ti es during the year to do so ething for our class and for our school We, the Class of 1057, dedicate the 1957 Res Gestae to 5 98 . . a ' . 1 L 9 That is the one gift that will be ours forever. Many of us will be .ll . m . MR DONALD MARSHALL DEDICATION I l 'J I It db - 9 ' ' - L - Y . A , . 4 . gL.Q!.',, Q M .5 - A A ? L ' L A 5 Q 7 . L K wt ---Q, F QL f , -1' F . .1 u .fn I I , I Y J I If 4 I I H l X f 0 Q g U 1 'A 4 X . 3' -YN In the two years that Mr Marshall has been at Stony Brook he has been an understanding friend We admire his firm good natured leadership as coach faculty advisor to the student organization of the parties he has helped provide We thank you Mr Marshall for your example in sincere Christian living .5 and master. Those who live in his dormitory think IN MEMORIAM 439' as In Aprll of 'I956 the school lost the services of Mnss Betty Snyder After putting up a valiant fught for her Ilfe she was called to be with the Lord Muss Snyders Chrlstlan testimony was the outstandung attribute of her lnfe In her years as secretary to Dr Gaebeleln she was always wlllung to gnve help to anyone who mnght need ut and she went out of her way to please others Those who were prlvlleged to know her saw her face death with the assurance and peace that only a Chrustlan can have We wlll always remember her faith and love toward the Lord as we thunk of her words He has sand He would be wuth me I felt again has wonderful arms about me and I recalled Hrs promlse that nothmg could separate me from Hls love And then I knew there was nothing to fear ever Chapman Parkway The purpose of our yearbook us fo show Tha? Which ls Accomplished durmg a fyplcal day of our school That Whrch ls Accomplished the meaning of the mle of our yearbook wlll become evident as the reader progresses with the edltors through the Day fo be Remembered rff""'i S I OIN S BROOK SCHOOL lOl LEGE PREFADATOIIY FOR BOYS -5 . , , ' , , S A M' l .. he 21 v Va' V ' 'Q of I l W Q 5 y , . - ,rm F, . . .-wi 1 , n Y . - 5 v 1 4' 1 nfl .rr 2 1 ax' Q25 S P' 1 w , I , AH, 1, K 551+ .- .', '-HE. . Li' .L,, n 'f1",.. 'Q . ,rf . fl.-4 fy. Ml vf4t'I 4 qt' V V V I 1, x '54, ,.- ,L - A ,' ' . 1 rfyf , fi' 'T ' ' 2' : 1 5 , , 0'-5 to 3-fy 4, 1- 9 Q 7, ww ' , 1 I QE ,','A- .. L ' -. rw' . 'I 1: AA A ix: , ng 3563? nk - 'i f 5.1 51" -ln Q : ' ,-ir., - ' , . + -' ,-33:54, A, ' A ' .ff 3.-Eff 4 I ,sa , A . , .Al FQ., J L K W' ,F .1 .,- X303 ' 4 ' A '71 u' A 1 -4 u JV:-.gf 1' Ki-'ff' 1' Q-'ggi 'hs ' 1 L-an l- .5'i..'1?' 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Headmaster New York University, A.B. Harvard University, A.M. Wheaton College, Litt. D. lHon.J Reformed Episcopal Theological Seminary, D.D. lHon.D Headmaster of the school since its founding, Dr. Gaebelein knows each student personally in spite of his busy schedule. He is regarded as one of the leading educators and Bible expositors in the country. As o result, he is frequently invited to speak in some of the nation's leading churches and college chapels. ln addition to his duties he finds time to write not only books, but also many articles for current maga- zines. Dr. Gaebelein's spare time is devoted to music and mountain climbing. it Princeton University, A.B., 1913 After his many years at Stony Brook, P. C. is almost a legend. He is the head of the English Department and is acknowledged as an outstanding teacher. He is the senior master of the school, a member of the board of directors, and the lay leader of the school church. Every boy who has left here remembers him as a fine Christian gentleman and a wonderful friend who is always ready to help. RICHARD AKEROYD Language Department Oxford University, B.A., 1941 Oxford University, M.A., 1955 Coming to Stony Brook from England, where he commanded a British submarine during the last war, Mr. Akeroyd is an excellent'French teacher. He intro- duced soccer to the boys participating in class athletics this past fall, and it became quite popular. He has also developed the Rifle Club into an active organization. Mr, and Mrs. Akeroyd and their two children live in a campus home on Cedar St. 17 1-5 JAMES BARTON Science Department l Franklin and Marshall College, B.S., 1946 Mr. Barton, coming to us from Pittsburgh, has been teaching at Stony Brook for five years. A busy man, he teaches biology and general science, advises the Audio Visual Club, and coaches freshman football. He takes an active interest in the student welfare by taking charge of such things as the school-wide parties, the dormitory decorating contest, and the Saturday night entertainments. He also preaches in many of the churches on long Island. t' ROBERT MENZ Language Department Houghton College, B.A., 1952 A classics maior from Houghton College, Mr. Merz came to Stony Brook last year to teach Latin and music appreciation. He and his wife live in Johnston Hall, where he is one of the resident masters. Mr. Merz often plays the piano for the Sunday evening chapel services and the Christian Activities Club deputations. In addition to his teaching duties, he is advisor to the school paper. ROBERT WARD Bible Department University of Washington, B.S., 1948 Dallas Theological Seminary, Th.M., 1953 Coming from the far off state of Washington, Mr. Ward has been teaching at Stony Brook for four years. His courses include plane geom- etry, iunior Bible, and mechanical drawing. His other duties include advising the Christian Activities Club and supervising winter class athletics. One of the resident masters of Johnston Hall, Mr. Ward lives on the first floor with his wife and infant son. I J 4. 18 DONALD MARSHALL Social Studies Brown University, A.B., 1943 University of Pennsylvania, M.S., 1948 Two years ago, Mr. Marshall came to us from another prominent private school. Since then he has become very popular with the student body. He was elected as faculty advisor to the Student Organization. Serving as football coach, he works especially with the linemen. As a master in Hegeman Hall, he resides there with his wife and family. JOHN WARREN HERSHEY English Department Franklin and Marshall College, A.B,, 1936 Duke University, M.A., 1941 One of the two members of the faculty who gradu- ated from Stony Brook, Mr. Hershey is a member of the English department of the school. He handles the discipline of the students, gives ofl-campus permissions, and arranges the table seating in the dining room. ln addition to these duties he also coaches the shot put and discus for the track team. He also has been the director of many fine plays for the dramatics club. esm- 3.- if I I l I 19 . 5 Lglllll...J ANDREW WHYTE Mathematics Department Science Department Stevens Institute of Technology, M.E., 1910 Columbia University CTeachers Collegeb, A.M., 1921 Mr. Whyte has been teaching at Stony Brook for three years. He teaches algebra and supervises the physics ond chemistry laboratory classes. Mr. Whyte is always ready and willing to help out the organi- zations in the school by providing trans. portation to such things as deputations and tract distributions. Mr, Whyte lives with some of the older boys in Shadyside Hall. LOUIS ROEDERER Language Department Economics Department Licencie en Droit, University of Lyons fFranceJ Originally coming to Stony Brook as a substitute teacher when Mr. Akeroyd was ill, Mr. Roederer did such a good iob he was asked to stay on as a regular teacher. He is teaching economics and Span- ish. He also teaches a French class for the people of the surrounding community. Mr. Roederer worked in the United Nations before coming to Stony Brook. FRANCIS LIGGET Bible Department FLOYD JOHNSON Director of Athletics Mathematics Department Davidson College, A.B., 1936 Duke University, M.A., 1941 Springfield College, B.S., 1950 Dallas Theological Seminary, Th.M., 1951 Now in his third year at Stony Brook, Mr. Ligget teaches Bible and current events. He has a busy schedule which includes coaching i.v. football, wrest- ling, and i.v. baseball. He acts as advisor to the Auto Mechanics Club. Mr. Ligget lives with his wife and family in Hopkins Hall. A graduate of Stony Brook in the class of '31, Mr. Johnson returned to his alma mater as a master. Besides teaching senior math, geometry, and algebra, he also is Director of Athletics. His duties include coaching the varsity football and baseball teams. Mr. Johnson lives with his wife and family in their home on the campus. 20 'Uni' ti'-iff 4 Y 'W see MARVIN W GOLDBERG Director of Studoes Scrence Department Houghton College AB 1936 Harvard Unnversnty Ed.M 1943 As advusor to the Sensor Class and the 1957 Res Gestae Mr Goldberg has been depended on heavnly for guidance an preparing the book for publlcatlon He as the Director of Studues and helps the sensors nn their college admrsslons a great deal When Mr Goldberg IS not ln hls classroom or office usually he can be found at the track worlung wlth the mem JAMES FENTON Mathematics Department Houghton College AB 1947 Umverslty of Rochester MA 1955 In the years that Mr Fenton has been at Stony Brook he has come to be respected by hrs opposnng coaches because ot the line teams he has produced Although the maternal has not always been the best has teams have always fought hard He has had a heavy schedule as a coach and a first rate mathematics teacher and he as In charge of the work program bers of the track team 510 DANIEL ROSENBERGER Brble Department Hlstory Department 21 Shnppensburg State Teachers College B S 1934 Umversuty of Pennsylvanua MS 1940 The Sensor Class wlll long remember Mr Rosen berger's United States Hsstory class Thus friendly teacher always brought un the humorous sudo of hlstory as well as the more senous aspects of the sublect As a result, thus class held our Interest throughout the year Much of Mr Rosenberger's spare tvme IS taken up with preparatlon of has thesis for hrs doctorate In addutnon to two hnstory classes, he taught nature study and freshman Buble JOHN KING English Department Downing College, B.A. ln his first year at Stony Brook after studying at Cambridge University in England, Mr. King is a member ol our English department. He helped Mr. Alseroyd organize soccer in the fall, instructing the boys in some ol the fundamentals. Mr, King has an apartment in Johnston Hall where he is one of the resident masters. Music Department Nebraslza Wesleyan University, B.A., 1950 Colgate Rochester Divinity School, B.D., 1953 ln addition to his duties as pastor of the Baptist Church of Port Jefferson, Mr. Evans last year tool: over the King's Men and the Glee Club. He has arranged for concerts and visits by musical ensembles to various churches throughout the island. We will long remember the Christmas program he directed for the school. He also takes charge of the Thursday chapel at which time he leads the student body in a song service. WILLIAM BISGROVE Remedial Reading Houghton College, A.B., l94O University of Pennsylvania, M.A., l94l Mr. Bisgrove, who has been with us for five years, is our instructor in remedial reading and also teaches a Latin class, Being one ot the masters in Hopkins Hall, he is very popular with the younger fellows and is o great help in getting them adapted to lile at Stony Brook. Another reason for his popularity is his television set which can usually be found with a group oi boys gathered around it. 22 y.-f MR mu 3,,,,,,,,, Manager MR WASON Assistant to Mr Hill Lnbvdncn HENEY was C L. MR MMPM AN Pu bl If Relation, Ma Hager MRS JOUARD The late Mrs .louard started the year as dietitian. She did an excellent job in her work and was well liked by those who associated with her. The school was saddened at the news of her automobile accident. We thank God for the knowledge that she knew the Lord and trusted in Him. Mrs Hopluns Hopkins Hall Housemoiher Mrss Brush The School Nurse SECRETARIES H011 Mrs Eckert Mrs Larsen 41, ,-4 WL 4? if Mrs Selledu Mrs Barnet! 24 D. I L , v i , X N 5 s V A . K 1.- . N I .......m fi fn, ' ' E Jr Q. : -' -fs-U b . -41N Z I XX or 1 K S X. . f AXMYAP Y I 1 . b :fda Mr Barnet? Raymond Muller Ml! John Tony Henry Ame Mr Kheun Henry .4497 l'x,, ff Mun Curhs Mrs Siem RISING BELL Sudd turbed b bell S tudyung, some sleep on In obllvson enly the slumberung scholars are dns y the insistent rnngmg of the rnsmg ome are mterrupted nn early mormng fwff kpluff' A mighty fortress is our God A bulwark never failing Our helper He amid the flood Of mortal ills prevailing For still our ancient foe Doth seek to work us woe His craft and power are great And armed with cruel hate On earth is not his equal Did we in our own strength confide Were not the right Man on our side The Man of God s own choosmg Dost ask who that may be? Christ Jesus it is He Lord Sabaoth His name From age to age the same And He must win the battle And though this world with devils filled Should threaten to undo us We will not fear for God hath willed His truth to triumph through us The prmce of darkness grim We tremble not for him His rage we can endure For lo! his doom is sure One little word shall fell him. That word above all earthly powers- No thanks to them - abideth- The Spirit and the gifts are ours Through Him who with us sideth. Let goods and kindred go This mortal life also- The body they may kill: God s truth abideth still His Kingdom is forever. Luther. Seek ye the Lord while he may be Call ye upon him while he is near. Isaiah Our striving would be losing, found The one minute bell rnngs A few sprnnters dash to breakfast squeez mg by with a narrow margin Breafasf beguns Mr Hershey occa suonally sendlng a student to arouse the persrstenf sleepers If us now 715 "Q-'J fN SN if -gt 1 ll Ill ," K 5972 , sw I It 1 5' s r - I0 + 4 J ' ' ' 1 5 S 'llmglxxxgx F l l 5 . i r After the first course cround 735 we see the their coveted privilege Anything to escape fried eggs , 2 , seniors get up, one by one, and leove, exercising 44' 67 QF' wt 47 ?f" JON BRETT ALVERZO Appearance Before of haur advertusement Lukes Gurls Duslukes Interference durung phone calls Pastume Avoudung penoltues Ambutuon Teacher Favorute Expressuon Shut up French' In hus flfth year at Stony Brook Brett has partucupated un the athletuc program and the extra currucular actuvutues of the school He us a member of the Chrustuan Actuvutues Club and the Auduo Vusual Club He us especually unterested un coun collectung Brett us a member of the cross country wrestlung and baseball teams LLOYD RICHARD BAGGETT Appearance Sparkplug Lukes Cars Duslukes Car rule Pastume Breakung rules Ambutuon Enguneer Favorute Expressuon Shucks Duck a four year man at Stony Brook comes to us from Bruarcluff Manor un Westchester Hus mcuun unterest asude from hus school work us automobules and he hopes to be an automotuve enguneer after college For thus reason he us an actuve member of the Auto Mechanucs Club In the sprung he can be found runnung on the track team CHARLES ROBERT BAUGH Appearance Ground Squurrel Lukes Kentucky Drslukes Preposterous Remarks About Kentucky Pastume Spreadung the gospel of the South Ambutuon Aur Condutuonung Executuve Favorute Expressuon "The South Shall Ruse Agaun " Bob, un hus thurd year at Stony Brook, us well known for hus unterest un the state of Kentucky He us always tryung to uphold, as best he can, the untegruty of theur athletuc teams He has been actuve here un the school sports program, partucupatung un wrestlung and playung center fielder on the baseball team Among Bob's extra currucular actuvutues are the Chrustuan Actuvutues Club, the Rufle Club, and the Coun Club 31 ui ug? 1 -11, 1' F... 7 4 V"A . A 2? " W WAYNE ALBERT BELYEA Appearance. Elvis Presley Likes: His Guitar Dislikes. Halrcuts Pastime: Playing Basketball Ambition: Entertainer Favorite Expression: "Don't be so numb!" Wayne came to Stony Brook several years ago from the state of Maine. He immediately made a hit in the school with his singing at various school stunt nights and at class parties. He played football, lettered in wrestling, and pitched on the baseball team. Wayne is also an excellent student, maintain- ing a consistent Honor Roll average. His pleasant personality and good marks should carry him a long way in the collegiate world. KENNETH MOORE BIATHRQW Appearance: Gopher Likes: Reading Dislikes: Sloppy Work Jobs Pastime: Going Home Ambition: Writer Favorite Expression: "Stop Complaining." Ken has been a member of the class since his sopho- more year. Among his interests are the Audio Visual Club and the Golf Club. The captain of the Hegeman Hall work crew, he is found there every morning exercising his dictatorial powers over the poor un- fortunates in his gang. He is also a good golfer and has been a- member of the golf team for three years. GARDINER SMITH BOONE Appearance: Boxer Likes: Fords Dislikes: Flat tires Pastime: Working on Fords Ambition: Engineer Favorite Expression: "Wanna drag?" "Buzz," one of the most humorous fellows in the class, has been with us as a day student for three years. The man from Smithtown has been active in the athletic program of the school, participating in football, basketball, and baseball. As an active member of the Auto Mechanics Club, there isn't much this boy doesn't know about an automobile. He hopes to be an engineer after he completes his education. RAYMOND EDWARD CASE Appearance: Night Watchman Likes: Vermont Dislikes: Long Island Pastime: Daydreaming about Vermont Ambition: Engineer Favorite Expression: "That's the way the cookie crumbles." A native of Smithtown in his third year at Stony Brook, Ed is a very popular day student. His interests in the school athletic program lie in cross country, wreslting, and track. Also very active in extra cur- ricular activities, he is a great help in the Res Gestae photography department. WILLIAM ROSS CARROLL Appearance Wet cat Likes Pittsburgh Dislikes New York Pastime Dreaming of home Ambition Historian Favorite Expression Pardon my colloquialism one of the schools staunchest supporters of the once smoky city of Pittsburgh cannot stand to have anything said against his home town He can be found in any bull session or in any other place where a great deal of noise is originating Bill donates his services to the King s Men and as a staff member of the Res Gestae An ardent soccer fan Bill played an the newly organized sport this fall He is also a member of the tennis team RICHARD KOUNAI CHANG Appearance Math Teacher Likes Sleeping on Sunday Dislikes Bible Outlines Q ,W X if 73" Pastime Writing Home n Ambition Mechanical Engineer ' H Favorite Expression Did you solve that math problem yet? Duck came to Stony Brook in the middle of his lumor year from Brazil and was soon a regular member of the Honor Roll This year he was one of the mana gers of the football team Dick can be found on Saturday afternoons and evenings waxing the floors of the various buildings If you cant find him wax mg you re bound to catch him typing -6 Khin J' mimi- KS-?x' eh 3 33 , A ,.. . . - -Rf' '42 kv . . . . . . . i ,, . . ,, ' I Bill, ' t I . . , . ' I . ' . . . A ft ' ' . ll ' , ' W Il , 4. A A - A W - L' , 43, ' V . 1 'wwf . ' . 'g:'.:,,, ,. .- .- ,fyg?f?fN W ' ' ' ' ' , ,,,Qf5"'.fi1L.I',.?l' g H ' ' - 1 I . . '?53f't'f lf:"""5'f '. ll I I ,1 2 'gxlx g- , , f ff ' I ' g:,!g', '-air' fe 3 W i W, , his I -a,:24- 'A . H f v A ff" fi 'S' 'fl -6 Ti ,nf DAVID FULLER COOK Appearance Teddy Bear Likes Stony Brook School Dislikes The rising bell Pastime Cutting hair Ambition President of A T 8K T Favorite Expression Living in Montclair The only new member of this year s graduating class Dave was quick to puck up the routine and become well liked He serves his class as a member of the Executive Committee and is also one of the schools two excellent barbers Dave was a letterman on this years football team and is active in the Christian Activities Club ALEXANDER MacLAREN CUTH BERT Appearance Junior Executive Likes Letters from Pennsylvania Dislikes Emphatic roommate Pastime Heated theological discussions Ambition Minister Favorite Expression I don t want to be dogmatic but One of the spiritual leaders of the class Alex has been in the school for six years Active in the Lord s work he belongs to the Christian Activities Club and the Kings Men He was also chosen as a member of the Advisory Committee Alex is a real fighter and has mode important contributions to the football team and the wrestling squad IAN HALLOCK DAVIDSON Appearance Overgrown Midget Likes Pittsburgh Pirates Dislikes. Yearbook Deadlines Pastime: Arguing About Baseball with Jelley Ambition: Banker Favorite Expression: "Jiminy Crickets, Lah-cette!" Another one of the six year men at Stony Brook, Ian has seen the school steadiy grow. He is a mem- ber of the football, basketball, and baseball teams, basketball being his favorite. Ian is a key member of the Res Gestae Stott. Also he devotes much of his time to the Christian Activities Club. DAVID BAKER DILLON Appearance Snow Whute Lukes Peace and Quuet Duslukes Mussung the Extra Day of Vacatuon Pastume Workung on the Yearbook Ambutuon Enguneer Favorute Expressuon We ve got to meet thus deadlune From the Buckeye State of Ohuo thus faur haured young man came to Stony Brook to begun hus sopho more year and quuckly establushed a place for hum self on the Hugh Honor Roll Dave was selected by hus classmates as co edutor of the 1957 Res Gestae Although he ns a braun Dave us very popular and can be found un the mudst of every water fight bull sessuon etc on the thurd floor of Hegeman RICHARD NATHANIEL ELLIS Appearance Oluve Lukes Blondes Duslukes Strong s notebook Pastume Druvung boarders around Ambutuon Munuster Favorute Expressuon Do you need a date for Saturday Sprague? One of the few members of the senuor class who has been here for sux years Duck us a day student from nearby Setauket An Honor Roll student he us also a member of the Rufle Club and the Photog raphy Club Duck us a member of the wrestlung and baseball squads After Duck completes hus schoolung he hopes to become a munuster PETER DALE ESSER Appearance Mad Scuentust Lukes Readung Duslukes Kubutzers Pastume Yearbook photography work Ambrtuon Scuentust Favorute Expressuon Well roommate? Doc has been a student at Stony Brook for sux years four years as a day boy and flnushung up hus last two years as a boardung student Pete has been actuve un many clubs uncludung the Chrustuan Actuvutues Club edutor of the Blue and Whute the Auduo Vusual Club and photography edutor of the Res Gestae 1. .pai CHARLES BUTTRICK FISC HER Appearance Sample Sumon Likes Mr Akeroyd s French Class Drslrkes Nouse of Nextdoor Nelghbors Pashme Beating up Kelly Ambmon Vetermanan Favorite Expression Cut at out Kelly' Coming to Stony Brook from Margate Cnty New Jersey sux years ago Charlie us one of the real grandpas of the class He has always been very generous wlth hrs abulltles ln radlo work and has helped out on many class parties and the dorm contests Charlle also belongs to the Rifle Club as well as managnng many of the school s athlettc teams 11lQ'- UE Univ - jd!! 11 LAURENCE FOSTER Appearance F BI Agent Lrkes Sleep Drslrkes Studymg Pastrme Smgmg Ambttron Business Favorite Expresston I m glad to hear that Larry the son of a professor at Lmcoln Umverslty ln Pennsylvama came to Stony Brook as a lumor Thus qulet boy made a bug nmpressnon on us by bemg a regular Honor Roll student He was an actlve mem ber In the Chrlstlan Achvlttes Club and managed the football team thus year When he finishes Stony Brook he hopes to go on to college and posslbly law school K. JOHN MURDOCH FRENCH Appearance Jockey Lrkes Pittsburgh Drshkes Room Fanlures Pastrme Servmg oft Room Failures ag 0-'Jo 1 Ambition Engmeerung ,...-4' Favorite Expressron Pittsburgh IS not a hole Frenchue another student from Pittsburgh has been at Stony Brook for three years now He was from the start very popular throughout the school Elected as secretary of the Semor Class thus year he was also chosen as vlce president of the Chrnstnan Actlvl tnes Club He as an excellent student doing especially well nn mathemctucs and science and this at least explalns has choice of engmeerlng as a career 36 1 -A CHARLES AUGUST FRICKE Appearance Turtle L1kes Football Baseball Track Drslrkes Rnslng Bell Pastrme Tryung to be on trme for breakfast Ambmon B S un forestry Favorrte Express1on Dont know do you snr Chuck has been at Stony Brook for flve years and has been very actrve ln the school athletlc program He was a good pass catchmg end on the football team and was a hnghgumper on the track team Chuck rs a real fighter always gnvnng has best no matter what the outcome l 1 THOMAS FRENCH GILL Appearance John L Lewis Llkes Playlng the vnolm Drslrkes Washing the football uniforms Pastlme Watching the horses Ambrhon Saul around the world F vonte Expresslon Less work for Mother Tom another of the more humorous members of the class wall long be remembered for has magic shows hls performances on stunt mght and the great 'ob he dnd emceemg the class partnes Hrs favorute sports X 'V Qvwsif xt 'W' X liof-s"'3s J 'gxfzfw rfgv 'N Ny., WA 5 .AKA 1. fb' JAMES MERLIN GROSS Appearance Janlburd Lrkes Vacatnons nn Mmnesoto Drslrkes Mr Rosenbergers quups Pashme Studylng Mr Rosenberger s qulps Ambmon Presldent of General Motors Favorrte Expression You re gonna get yours nm came to Stony Brook at the beglnnmg of his lunlor year from Huntington Long Island and :mme dnately showed that he was not only an outstand mg student excelllng ID scuence and mathematlcs but also a good athlete He ran on the cross country team wrestled durnng the wmter and pole vaulted for the track team 37 are wrestlung and tennls He IS also a member of the Chrustuan Actlvutnes Club Tom has done very well ln hrs schoolwork and hopes to attend college and then go unto busmess QQ : I I , . 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' A' I I - 0 CHARLES HENRY HERZ Appearance Man with the golden smile Likes Montclair football team Dislikes Long Island weather Pastime Polishing his gold teeth Ambition Professional Christian service Favorite Expression Hey roommate' One of the two semors from Montclair New Jersey Charlie can not let a crack about his home city go by without a retaliation Charlie became a Christian during his five years at Stony Brook and his work for the Lord here includes bemg president of the Christian Activities Club a member of the Advisory Committee and Chaplain of the Student Organlza tion As a member of the cross country and track teams his tremendous spirit has often given his team 'S ss mates added inspiration JOHN RICHARD HILT Appearance Five o clock shadow Likes Vacations Dislikes Units Pastime Getting m trouble Ambition Engineer Favorrte Expression But Snr what did I do now? John came to Stony Brook from Brooklyn six years ago He has been a valuable man on the line of the football team for two years and in addition he is an able weightman on the track team He is a boy who dearly loves to hack around and have a good time often at the expense of an extra day of vaca tion. But he doesnt let this interfere with his ac- ademic work where he is a consistent Honor Roll student. SANFORD MARSHALL JANOW Appearance: Little giant Likes: Being a playboy Dislikes: To think hell be married Pastime: Taking showers at 6:30 a.m. Ambition: To work in his father's firm Favorite Expression: "I've never seen such a mother." Sandy, who has been with us for six years, is well liked by everyone in the school. Very active in the school's program of extra curricular activities, he is a member of the Art Class, the Dramatics Club, and the Golf Club. He is also very fond of boating. After his schooling is completed, Sandy hopes to work with his father as a lawyer. A WILLIAM JELLEY Appearance: Cupid Likes: Resting his weary bones Dislikes: French's early morning disturbances Pastime: Arguing baseball with Davidson Ambition: Wealth Favorite Expression: "What's the history about?" Bill, coming to us last year from another prep school, is from Santa Barbara, California. Bill is very popu- lar and hos been caught many times in various bed wrestling matches, water fights, and bull sessions many of which originated in his room. He is active in the Christian Activities Club and the Audio Visual Club. These past two springs he was manager of the baseball team. After he completes his schooling, Bill hopes to go into business. WILLIAM HARVEY JENKINS Appearance Spider Likes Rock n Roll Dislikes Roommate s classical music Pastime Being Algernon Gluten Ambition President of the Confederate States of America Favorite Expression Take two they re small' Now in his second year at Stony Brook Harvey who hails from Tennessee is active in the student govern ment being secretary of the Student Organization and a member of the Executive Committee He also helped out with the Res Gestae sang in the Kings Men for two years and was active in the Christian Activities Club Harvey was also a consistent Honor Roll student U' PAUL GEORGE KATABIAN Appearance Socrates Likes Jean s letters Dislikes MacDonald s choice of music Pastime Wrestling with Moore Ambition Dentist Favorite Expression Nice going Fricke Kat has been at Stony Brook for five years and is very popular throughout the school That popularity extends beyond the school to Knox where he IS a favorite of the young ladies Paul was elected vice president of the Senior Class and was also selected as a member of the Advisory Committee One of the brighter boys in the class he always maintains an Honor Roll average and after college hopes to go into the field of dentistry ' K . . , . . , . . , . : . 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H 5, . , . 11 11 - 1 . 1 it 4 - 1 1 42 Q9 Q l' TERRENCE ALFRED KELLEY Appearance lrush Cop Likes Fighting roommates Dislikes Potatoes Pastime Weighing himself Ambition Foreign service Favorite Expression Let s have a balll Turk a native resident of Long Island in h fourth year at Stony Brook He has lettered for two year as a lineman on the football team and is also a member of the track team confining his efforts to the shot put Terry is in the Fencing Club the Rifle Club the Glee Club and is a member of the Christian Activities Club RONALD LEE LYCETTE Appearance James Dean Likes Reading about James Dean Dislikes Davidson and Jelly arguing while listens to music Pastrme Listening to Elvis and Giant Ambition Producer Favorite Expression Well then there now on Massachusetts contribution to our campus has been here since the seventh grade Always on the Honor Roll he was chosen by has classmates as co editor of the Res Gestae Ronme was a rousing guard on the tough Stony Brook line a wrestler and a weight man on the track team THOMAS GORDON MacDONALD Appearance Mountain Goat Likes Colorado Dislikes Empty mail box Pastrme Expounding upon Colorado Ambition: Ministry Favorite Expression: You re an idiot roommate! Coming to us three years ago from the state of Colorado Gordie has been an indispensable mem- ber of our class. Very popular with the fairer sex he has many times helped out a classmate when last minute date problems arose. He was always a leader in cross-country and was a leading sprinter on the track team. After college Gordie wants to follow in his fathers footsteps and become a minister. WILLIAM CAREY MARCUCCI Appearance Mackey Mouse Lrkes Mtdnlght parties Dlshkes Dnllon waknng up tn the mormng Pastlme Hackmg around Ambrtton Lawyer Favortte Expression If I told you once I ve told you a thousand tnmes Comtng to Stony Brook from the Quaker Cnty of Phnladelphta thus ltttle man has made a real bag contnbutton to the class Acttve tn the Chnsttan Ac tnvuttes Club he had a great deal to do wtth the Sprung Conference He was also actnve on the foot ball and wrestltng teams After he completes hts schoolmg he hopes to become a lawyer ALBERT HENRY MEYER Appearance Gladstone Gander Lrkes To work Drsltkes Hurned customers at the store Pastlme Deltvertng orders Ambmon Success Favortte Expression Watt your turn please! Al s figure behtnd the wheel of the village grocers delivery truck has been a famtllar sight these past two years AI us also found each noon at has work 'ob In the bookstore He has had that 'ob for so long that he IS practtcall an mstututton A talented arttst he has been a member of the art class for several years and has also been a member of the tenms team WILLIAM EDWARD MOORE Appearance Chtld prodigy Likes More women Drshkes Car rule Pastrme Bull sessions Ambrhon Adverttsmg Executnve Favorite Expression 'To tell the truth Wnllne a four year student from East Hampton has been presldent of the Sensor Class for the past two years and has reallly done a great 'ob He IS very popular among the school as well as tn hts own class He as another ardent attender of bull sesstons getting from them Ideas for class functtons etc Let tenng tn football he was the center on the teams me X11 7 'X riff '33' CHRISTIAN NIELSEN Appearance 19th century football player Likes The music of Glenn Muller and Artie Shaw Dislikes Other music Pastime Unknown water fights Ambition Merchant Navy Officer Favorite Expression Great Caeser s Ghost' Chris came to this school last year after spending most of his life in Africa He quickly made a mark for himself on the football team and has bag frame will long be remembered charging through the line Because of has great talent as a drummer many lam sessions go on an his room 1 FREDERIC JOHN SCHROEDER Appearance Flagpole Likes To throw parties Dislikes: Messy roommate Pastime: Tracking down borrowed records Ambition: Lawyer Favorite Expression: Nice play roommate! Hailing from Long Island Fred is our authority on boating. Room 25 is usually a center of activity musi- cal and gastronomical as his classmates gather to listen to his record collection and munch his food. He is a member of the cross-country team. In the spring his long legs carry him over the hurdles in track. 1 :M JAY IRA PRIGERSON Appearance Lawyer Likes Going home on weekends Dislikes Coming back on Saturday night Pastime Lifting weights Ambrtion M D Favorite Expression Close the door do you live In the barn? Coming to Stony Brook in the middle of his lumor year Jay immediately found for himself a position on the Honor Roll This fellow is more fortunate than many of the other boarders because he is able to go home almost every weekend Among Jays un terests are the Auto Mechanics Club the Rifle Club and the Golf Club He wrestles during the winter and is an mfielder on the baseball team RICHARD JOHN SPRAGUE App arance Convlct Likes Females Dislikes 5 00 p m curfew at Knox Pastlme Dating Ambition Teacher Favorite Expression Where are we golng this weekend? Dic came to us last year and really surprlsed us all with his feats on the cross country team But it was nothing compared with what he did this year Cap tam of our wmnmg team he was Ivy League Champ ion and lowered our course record by a full minute and a half He is certainly one of the more roman tncally inclmed seniors and everyone in the class has heard of some of his amorous adventures gf 1' Q ROBERT LEROY SONNER Appearance: Elevator Boy Likes: Cars Dislikes: Gross yelling, "Shut up." Pastime: Thinking up loopholes to rules. Ambition: Industrial Management Favorite Expression: "What gave you that impression?" Bob, another one of the many four-year men in the Senior Class can always be counted on for a few witty remarks at the right, and sometimes the wrong, times. He is an avid car fan and his desk fairly bursts with "Hot Rod" magazines. He is active in the Auto Mechanics Club, and the Rifle Club. Bob plans to go into Industrial Management after college. CHRISTOPHER REMSEN STEVENSON I . ,, . . Q '. 'W ll : , I - r . k . gn A . i - . ' . 52.525 I . , , ' ' H5514 . a D. ' I n X f ' ' 'T' a I Ji 4 ev 5 I if ' f I V' 1 Appearance: Mad Scientist 1 ' Likes: Sophistication V I Dislikes: Bells s.,i, , gf' E, ' , , f . . . . A ,jig A I I . . . X I , . ils' A A . . . . . . , ' A--Q 1 ww Pastime Reading Ambition Diplomat Fdvonte Expression Take a flying lump at the moon Chrls now in his third year at Stony Brook has had the unusual distinction of living all three years ln Hegeman Hall Chris is one of the quieter members of our class Dunng the past years Chrus has been active in the Photography Club and the Fencmg Club Chris hopes to malor in political science an college and go into some sort of government work 43 'K RAYMOND BREWSTER STRONG Appearance Senator Lakes Blondes Daslakes Remarks about has aeep Pastame Faxang up has leep Ambataon S50 000 a year Favorate Expressaon Is she nace7 Bruce a day student from Setauket as one of the foundang fathers of the Senaor Class startang when the school stall had a Seventh Grade Bruce was elected vace presadent of the Student Organazataon and served on the Executave Commattee A four year letterman an baseball Bruce has also won letters an cross country and basketball RICHARD VANDERBILT Appearance Playboy Lakes Summer Escape Daslakes Routane Pastame Slappang fights wath has roommate Nealsen Ambataon Dentast Favorate Expression What s thas? Jazz? Dack an has second year at Stony Brook has been from the start a popular member of the class Dack has been sangang wath the Kangs Men and he as a member of the Chrastaan Actavataes Club the Dra matacs Club and the Rafle Club He has also par tacapated on the wrestlang and track teams Dack as very definately one of the socaalates of the class and as very popular wath the faarer sex ggi FRANK ALEXANDER VISTED U S Navy Appearance Doorman Lakes Garls Daslakes Hospatals Pastame Readang newspaper clappangs Ambataon Annapolas Favorate Expressaon Many a tame The Moose who haals from nearby Smathtown has attended Stony Brook ever sance has freshman year One of the best athletes ever to wear the blue and whate Frank was forced to sat out thas football season after sustaanang an anlury an practace Nevertheless Frank has lettered an football basketball and base ball He as also a consastent Honor Roll student In the near future he hopes to become an officer an the I I .II ' alla I W ll ..:: f. s . , It ,. : . rp 5. 1 1 ' ' a" ' '. I B 114, . I. . I ' " fp . I . . I Q Z A .Mp . 1 . lr H H .l J 3 I f JOHN CHARLES WEBER Appearance: Short order cook Likes: Sports Dislikes: Making weight for wrestling Pastimes Student organization business Ambition: Dentist Favorite Expression: "Oh bagels!" John came to Stony Brook three years ago as a sophomore and was elected president of his class. Last year he was elected president of the Student Organization, and he has certainly done a great iob. Alternating at tackle and end on the football team, being on the wrestling team, and first base on the baseball team has kept him busy in athletics ROWAN SCOTT WILSON ,, Appearance Dress Designer Likes Word of Lite Island Dislikes People who have lost their 'oy Pastime Laughing Ambition Teacher Favorite Expression It s fabulous Scotty a boarding student from Flushing Long Island has been at Stony Brook for five years He is always full of laughs and has been a very popular member of our class Besides being in the Christian Activities Club and the King s Men he is also In the athletic program of the school parntcipating in cross country wrestling and track Rowan hopes to work JOHN FREDERICK WOLLE Appearance Violmist Dislikes Unpaid yearbook bills Pastime Filling out bills Ambition Business administration Favorite Expression Who sand so? John has been with us at Stony Brook for four years now and he has always been the hard working dependable boy that he has proved to be as busl ness manager of the 1957 Res Gestae An end on the football team and a member of the golf team John has also managed the basketball team for four years In addition to his other activities he also found time to be president of the Audio Visual Club in Christian education when he finishes college , I ' . E X' IH ' f A t r ' f ' - - . Il 1 II II II ' ' I I . . . . . , . . I I I I ' Likes: Long haired music 'f . . . . . . . . . . . . ! nf A . L 1 ' I I I I . C I, ' A STEPHEN FREDERIC WUND Appearance Zoo keeper Lrkes Girls Dlslrkes Bells Pastrme Wrltmg letters Ambition Insurance Broker Favorlte Expression H gurls' -f Steve one of the regular fellows an the class typnfles an average Stony Brooker He IS an Honor Roll stu dent and active nn athletncs He was a fullback on the football team and a wrestler Durnng the sprung I X 4 he did the broad lump and threw the shot and discus for the track team He was a member of the Audio Vusual Club and the Dramatlcs Club SENICDR HIGHLIGHTS Party ...-4 NOW we-'sh 'N' flhdly at turn lo get food The Fou Sen o s e tens n ng 46 Oh don she sally have to Q07 uk . : . . 'J ' : ' :" i, ' ." 1 ' . ' 3, . . . ' ,,' . . . . I ' l ,F J ' 0 s r- 4 x . wx, V l 0 - - - w i , S l ' "! llll ,r'7',, r 'ga . A A 5 X1 . ' 1 l " r I I " n i i . , 1 A Class Party ,n ifllllllll IIIII YiPPee! N, Bib Q A I of si' "OWS of W I tomorrow The P'Odu I ork, Herz, turn ou! the light C' ,f"!'Z, lnsfanf coffee anyone? Wa..- Brenie, defend yourself 'Q b ge' qhui bean Rising Q Mmmmm 01' 0 'Wren 47 Dona Mos! For Stony lrook Wobor and Hou les! Dressed Vanderbllf ond Koiublan Class Clowns Junow and Gull CLASS i Moll Lnkoly To Succeed Moon and Dallon T qi X Tollesi and Shorfnt Davidson and Manual o , .LX ' LN .. v LUIQ . , 'I 'Q f ,.!f X, ' 'Af' ,ll ' y A oo 4' . A ' - 1 . t Y f yi- . f h , 4 . ' : ' V., 4 5, , POLL 'WE' Biggest Braun Dlllon and Gross Mos! Popular Moore and Kulublun fx,-0 404, Mos! Musical les? lullde Weber and lelyee Belyea and Nlelsen Best Roommate: French and Gall len Athletes Vnfed and Sprague CLASS -i Baggesf Appemes Davidson and Herz Mos! Drag Wlih The Faculfy Welle and Herz Lad. la' J Mos! Tallrahve Hnl! and Herz Blggesl Excusemakers Moore and Sonnor 50 Names! Huh and Somler Y 89" Qulelesl Foster and Chang ,2- an- l . 1- 'Sq , u ,RA St 4 ' Y' K Q 1 ' A . , H , V ix ,,,,, f ' A f ff I - 'W A S -' 'I ' Cx g x as , Ex e. A ,nf , g ' 'W . ' Q, 'g-V . . 9 . ,....- ' Ujgllb Q fs X Y! , -711. '-ff .55 X' . , A K ' .. , ,x 7 ' X K . - I .sv - -45-g. M ' Y s Y '5"fZ'f Q - 1' 4 .- .u J I -5 Q 0 ffl. W 1 '15 - ..'-:dh POLL M U77 A-r,..A sl' ' me .mi ul' Y in f U BJ up farsl To Bo Married A vorzo and Janow n-990' """"" 5 get! Huh Gnd G9 ,mg Blggesf Hear! Throbs MacDonald and Cook Mori Typical E: Fucks and French 3 K lick 2' A 4 1 6 Q Ugg? if I ff fi A f it W TB- Most Handsome Kaiablon and Vnndorbnli ig 5 ,s . Z3 A --.. gf 5 V .Q , ' ,-.'f,,l A K ' na r- -s ,. ,, by ' Y, ff? , H .1 7, 1- , r ,I A Q jr li A 4 f --f . ' ' ' -'L - f , Q, V --N: V- ll , T , . Wilw .,: ' 'N --4-e - ff . - ..,-fi: VLA """' , I . ,Y , ', . ' fri . - , uf 1 , f ' 'J . ei, ' ff- 1 ,F ,,,-f- A . X ' Y A gg- ?'?-- -if .5:1"'qi' 4 ' ' " , ' ' . - .:.. ' . -' ' gf ,. , gf. L. HB , . . Q 'MJ - U , . -s I W s , . 9 1 5 1 I .'1lll,l 8 I S O ' , s 5 ,IO 5 - . ' l ' N 4 5 I N I N 0,7 6 5,9 r,'..I"x P'Qiv:lll-ll,l t Q i 9" Milla ,. ' , hi As we continue our tour, we see boys with wheelbar- rows, mops, brooms, and win- dow cleaner, industriously set- ting the school in order. ' s . F' WORKJOBS W r . 41 ff!-Q , J' ii."- Iigzt 1 ,ISI UNDERCLASSMEN In 2 755 The tnme IS nearly 8 32 We turn towards Memorial Hall and see the students headmg for classes theur mam respon subulnty W1 Mill Illini. alll 1 n" .i ..l iii m lim' ap. qm qi 11'EEf':f , JUNIOR CLASS liillii Z l nw-FP? Sk dvlhrloodonrioci Johann -h-- 54 'I RICHARD IANCALE 9? A I '4 - . l L ,I .x 1 I . Q ,f I ..f Pres. illeng A . . 1 .v Nil. S '- -M k V.P. Wiegund. V: in 3 t 3 . uv 0' , A . . '4 .J A , -Q -4 ,j I 'N' ' K ,L J K J X x A! ' Xvv. , .. f. ., . WAIN BARNES R K DOUGlAS BUELL 0 1: 5 ,ls 'n -P nv 'A ,,,4 A 'O' '7 -db ' I ,.-1 - ' ,fx " Q fiffz, L f .. ,1 .' " ' Kiln. I Q. 4 A .' ...lf - .. "1 I C WIllIAM CHING ALLAN CHRISTE S JOHN COE ,gl N y I. -5 -I ,a P I v ,7 , ay. G .JY HUBERT COOK STEVE EDWARDS FFP 1 CHARLES JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON ,ar 'Fi T ALFRED McKEGG WILLIAM McMIlLEN I ROBERT ROBOHM PETER ROODE 4? ,Z JAMES EWING HERBERT HAUBOLD AS' 73-' -4 i -l ALLAN MAIACHUK NEIL McClANAHAN ,dvi 'li 6 CLASS OF 58 ' 1 Xa A , 3 nf fa F' ' FI .0 '4 .4 , - A K J L1 ,V 4.1 I X I ni 1 'T I I 5 - , ' n A I L eh! iv Q 1 A . '4 A Q f ' Ia M., Q ', R v A4 I I X J" 2 - "'? I V Q iv' 4 MH if N8 NG ROBERT SMITH -0 WILLIAM WADDELL 25' 73:5 'vi 1 ui "" x N1 Z 2 HI -4 I I0 D m 0 F 5 P 5 o Ill x F I' ll 2 E n I P I U U9 x E 1 P x -...W- 'Us T! WILLIAI IPEII KHINETII SIM HENRY TREDWELL Wi 'V' N-.1 sf is TOBY WALKER WILLIAM WEIGAND ROBERT WILLIAMS ng an glx v-1 .fl STEPHEN WOODS CRAIG WRIGHT EDWARD WILSON 'r 4' 2 Q I 1 6 .Jw i 9 -M .,,....V,v, I.,T , . . Q K- ' wi? Q 4' 1 ' I 'U ' M - A I ig 1 I .. TII I .,I,, TTT, I I A 1' I X J , A . If I , , . Q ' " 'Pg I A NI A . QU - , I 934 I L A 4 -NW I TENTH ...lu BRUCE ACOMB , X Us JOHN ALEXANDER J A, JH' WlllIAM DEAlE lOWEll EMERSON '80 GRADE lf! w'uQ'd,P10.llhli0I3VPCoane T Soc 1'nasCoan0J lop Mala f' .29 cout! JAMES coorsa 35 ,sw vi? .4 fam nfl WALTER DOBLER TERRENCE DOUGHERTY CHAR'-ES DOVE X 3, WARREN EYEDELER -tl A 5- ': ' : 'IJ I E .1 X , . x X D ' I " " D , 0' .V ' 3 ,r fga n V J. A n - Q W , 6 -EY vi 7 . 4 7 V ' Q A f' A ffQ,,, 1-1.1 - 1 1,3 ,xx , LM ,awgdw - - ' , - - ' -P . , .g . . A fe, A f 1 I 1 ps ' , , , , F 4 f f --via ' - I ' f ' 4 - ' Q 'Q V, gf, I 2 J A X 5 , 2 L Q r 'Z ' r l ' A k Q I A fQ . ' A f I 5 1 5 E 3 A A , ' E52 .':'-'z-f5Y'.2'Tf.:'-Yif-lvv .1 wnl iii -0 A QQ tr ff A 3 Q , X 57 all f Jef? fha i FLOYD FLETCHER RICHARD GREEN ,Pg -0 STEVEN JOHNSON vm :Q 'kfvw Q 'AF' HUGH HARDY THOMAS HUNTER NHUP JUDSON SAMI KANANI THOMAS KELLEN 1 -4' -I' ff' DEREK KELLY KENNETH KLAFFKY MICHAEL MARCLEY BRUCE MARGANOFF I '9 -of ',' ,1 J ROBERT McCALL JOSEPH M:DONALD CLASS OF 59 v - V r L1 ,jo , 53' 1 1' -57? sf" VW: - I sf,c.'f?1 A .'xf.". 'ni I. ,Ill ., . , . . , .,..,. ..,...,.., ,.., - . .,.,,..,........., E ' 3 xi , 5 QA f v X 1' 1 ,T -I f , 3 .Q g , I 4 Q J T , V K Y V F Lg ,. 'K , Q .,,. ri . Q L '9 1- . ' 'O X..v A Q1 ' .Af E L T ' 1 'T,L 1' A 'im' h ca id , I X JOSEPH MILLS '41 Z ERIC SAUKKONEN or PETER SMITH WILLIAM NEBLETT l GEORGE SCHOENIAUM ,,..w 1' i 1 THEODORE SIEGEL bt fu f PETER TREIBER GEORGE VAN WICKLEN ... .....,..........v Vi 6 A NATHAN PITTMAN 1 IAYMOH SEAIIY LESTER SOGORKA Jr 9' DAVID IIMMERLI V, F srumzr Roonsv iii at 'Ja' JOHN SETCHELL 07" ,lf DONALD STRONG ' il I -vi . ' ' A -qv TA , I In , 5. , 4 AX '- J if fi A- M Aff- . , 'QA M N .A Vflf 5,2 5 4 N" F .Q ' 4 1 5 I '! "-K -uit I Ty I D A A . f Q, I X 91? 1 'A f I A ' Tvjl A v 7 W '. 4 Q 9 1' D X f' Nh- Prn Klkhon VP n-my FRESHMAN 06" if --41 ROBERT BARNETT .QIC 'b-45' 1 I 'QC t Nqr? sd I 'N 4 ALEXANDER DE BELLO THOMAS CORWIN DANIEL DAVIDENKO ARTHUR DOUGHERTY 1' AF' -0' .14 .,.4 CLASS Q 1 JAMES BARNETT K if RAYMOND COOPER FRED DIEFENTHAl RICHARD DUFFY I , ,l , It ik xl A Ha 1 L -, -: Y 'bf ,L ' if gk K ' N: ir . ' 5 R I ,L I L.,.........,,..,,m . A A A ' A 'L I 5 9: A I , 3 R Q W '. 4' . - 1 '41 , ',,f Q ' A yf g . 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SPEAR ul .44 PETER VlOll STEPHEN WHITNEY 1' 3 .419 J ARTHUR PHlLlIPS .qw Q 'V' 1:19 MEX: RDXCK RS GRANT SCHAEFER '05 WAYNE SWEZEY TIMOTHY TWITCHELL 'Pm -rf -Us IO RICHARD WIEDERSUM JAMES WYRTZEN ,. E, Q ff I ' ' W N I ' ffl' I ' Q : K . Q' . ' '4 D - 'GQ T, L V' JS '3' ' " it I , 4 ,A 1 ,I f fl' " ik, ' ' ,ffgif 3 K Ew- ' "':"rf'i'- f . Q' .,4If"fA A 5.4. '51 A if T" s-35, lv 5 , Q, W -'ikwf f . -We . , . ww f ' Q X 5 .. Q 2 ' T. 'R' r ,- I ' 5 M 1 ., -6 ' -4 h A 2 , X ' I Z- ., . ,,,,,,,,,,, .,.S if' -, A 35 A , M T, T. ,E A EEEE ,TXE1 W EETVT ., , Q Q , g Y , A ff 5 A - 'J 1 syr v. v 4, Y E I T a I . , Y Q- lx V -J A w ,Y .Mr 7 z . A X- E . 1, , .ar 91 nf - . .Q 1 E, ' R xv X - ,sk f V, N I ., I, ,Q . ' ' ., A n ' ,4f':L, S VL qi V ' 1 X K 9 'S - P o 4 A 3 .36 "Q CALVIN BUTLER ROBERT CARMAN DAVID Cloos Sec.-Treas. Muckenzieg Pres. Car- munp V.P. .lohnsony Adv. Mr. Iii- T I I I I T I I E QQ. 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LUNCH 755 "How many, Smith?" 105 We go to lunch followmg the meal the Tuck Shop ns open having :ce cream candy cookles and soft drunk avaul able for the students Also the Bookstore clerks do cl landslnde business In school sup plues Mr Hershey has open house d mmlsternng lustnce to rule breakers Tuck Shop IMI T ar' An lnnovatlon thus year as the extra help classes, o half hour when students have an opportunity to clear up troublesome points wlth their masters rx IN ,Y EXTRA HELP CLASSES 324 Mfg y 6 was 99' Mya,-ggdsle Zffifff 2 M: mam ,waiiw.,m-1 admin uw '4- inf gnu..- lf' L fu Qia- ik ,r-f "4 Q we fs. L' We-xg 3- -Q N. sa 75 4- A 34,1 N494 ! , wr "' Li, A., 5 N w ,TEH vigrx At 345 the real work of the day com pleted a lughter mood steals over the cam pus The gym ond athletuc fields come to lute, as the boys algebra and Lotm forgot ten, prepare for the Ivy League competition . I ' K x ,, , 2 Yxl 'f - - . Xb" . ll l K I . X ' an ' ll! .mi 1, t -, . 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Stony Stony Stony Stony Stony Stony Stony Stony loft to right Coach Johnson Captain Vntocl Coach Marshall VARSITY Brook Brook Brook Brook Brook Brook Brook Brook 0 6 r.-92 mah J 451669 Adelphi Poly Prep Horace Mann St Pauls Trlmty Riverdale Hackley Friends Academy .-95' Coaches: Mr. Johnson, left: Mr. Marshall, right. Front row, lott to right: Pratt, Mcliogg, Hilt, Kolly, Captain Vistod, Malachuk, Wund, Skripalz. Cook. Second row: Slzillon, Bolyoa, Groon, Mooro, Johnson, S., Nielson, lycotto, Williams, Friclzo. Third row: Marcucci, Wobor, Buoll, Davidson, Cothbort. Cauono, Ewing, Cook, H. 70 FGGTBALL The team began this year with high hopes, return- ing for early football in September It had a core of experienced lettermen and a stranghtT offense Beginning the season on the right foot we played racehorse football and won our first game easily Frank Vnsted team captain and Steve Johnson a powerful back were then lost to us for the season From that pomt on we were continuously hampered by inlurnes The coaches Mr Johnson and Mr Mdr shall were unable to field the same starting team for any two games In the opening game against Adelphi Stony Brook romped to an easy 416 victory with the whole backfield scoring Dave Skillen led the touchdown parade with a sixty five yard scoring 'aunt The next week against the defending champions Poly Prep we come out behind 20 6 It was a hard fought game the whole way with the bug blue push :ng Poly all over the place at the end of the half Poly pulled free in the second half but still had to hold down a fired up Stony Brook team Al Malachuk scored to Skripak for our only touchdown We rallied in the last half against a fast good I t ngltt Stevenson cl""9 conditioned Horace Mann team, but it was too late. They won 2714 The late rally was paced by the hard running of Sklllen and the pass catching of Skrlpak The day of the beginning of the free weekend was heralded out with a flashy wan over St Pauls 3213 The game started out nlp and tuck but a hard running backfield paced again by Sklllen with three touchdowns broke the game wide open A revived team met Trinity the next week and we kept the fire burning as we rolled over them 33 I2 Dave Sklllen continued to go as he crossed for four T D s Jay Pratt led a hard charging line as they made some bug openings for the backfield A very bleak afternoon turned even bleaker as a powerful Riverdale team fumbled over us 460 Hackley put a tough team on the field and we played a hard game but they surged over us in the last quarter to wrap lt up 206 Al Malachuk did the scoring for the Bruins On a muddy Saturday afternoon the season ended on a sad note for our team as undefeated Friends Academy beat us 30 0 M. new l' ' ' The lr lg Bmllhrew and Foster tc off for a new season Slmpalm between halves 5-J' we Q-n. -Q l N -f..,X,N Good bloclung completed pass Nnelxen restmg for a mmute i Malachulx tallung ut over with Coach Johnson Stony Brook there to bnng Defensive lane ready to hold them em down Come on STONY BROOK. 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Po y St Pauls L I Aggues U VJ West Pount Plebes Ivy League urst Hackley Horace Mann COACH GOLDBERG Thus years cross country team was the most successful team un Stony Brooks hustory Led by the great runnung of Duck Sprague they had an undefeated season un the Ivy League Duck was unduvudual wunner un every race he competed un agaunst hugh schools The season opened wuth a vuctory agaunst Poly Prep wuth a perfect score for the S B team Tonnue Coane ran a strong second to Sprague throughout the whole race Forced to move up to the college freshman level to find competutuon the harruers trounced the Long Island Aggue team The only loss of the season came when the team traveled to West Pount There they lost to the Plebes one of the best college freshman teams un the country On November 3 Mr Goldberg brought the team back wuth uts second straught Ivy League tutle un Cross Country Captaun Sprague reversed last years loss to Horace Mann s John Ronveaux un a thrullung finush The season ended wuth two more consecutuve vuctorues over Hackley and Horace Mann Throughout the season the team was sparked by the fine runnung of Gordy MacDonald and Waun Barnes followed by a team that was young and strong 73 OPP I y s.s. 3 'Q I u ........ , ......,.....,..................... - .......... . us 40 ' gf - . ................. s .................., us so 'll T' " Q . . ' . . ..., u ........... .. .... .. I7 46 V III' La Salle ............................................. 21 39 I ' ........................ 37 ua us 46 lil -wf"' Tonnie Coane --. X. ' v ,,,,,, gms vw 'W' """' Nall Sprawl, c-po-an Gordy MacDonald 3 Q Q ,A 5. .1 X 4 Q .. mr'- -ff? Q' Woin Barnes Van Cool: I 17 ' v r 1 X I ' X linda! x . I-Nhlnoh ,A---q.,,,. Y g u i 'Us-fx I-Q ,W Paier Trelbar Ray Scarby 75 su' 5 A' 47159 'KR 'z 04, 'ms +3 s"w. W I I' Y n 'Q X nag' 'fb' 1 w Q' v v Q- ,mia gtk A Mft, Xa 'PW ' X Qxfi' limit' W' 'ff J V FOOTBALL Q32 'T D n45'? Lf' 122335 '24 37 Couch Mr llgget Front row left to rllll mln, Dilh, WHICH, l !IUklO8Oll Bennet? Dobler Albert Robohm Judson Second row Bancill, MIIQIM' MSDOIIH JUKIIIDII C llillbold Eyodeler Schoenboum Roode Colton Top IOW Kellen Mirtlty lillllllflf Nlllflf The JV team started out with hugh hopes for a good season havrng learned several types of offensuve and defensive plays from theur coach Mr Lugget Every game was fought hard and clean wuth the determlnatlon that wnll some day make them varsuty players Most of the players started unacquannted wnth a hard huttmg football game but thus nnexpern ence was polnshed over before the season end ed The JV team can be proud of the way they played and tried to wan Thus determuna tuon clean hard playnng and acqurred ex pernence wnll be a great help to future varsnty teams I O fj Q gz- , xx Y- e Q S-T e' - D 5 411 1 T 1 T- f g . ."3 ' W ! ', yt ,I 'W T 'cf' lf 29' 1 . X J ' : . ' . , ' 2 , ., 1 1 - 5 1 I . , . : , , , . fftffofmt' Left to rght Schroeder Herz Edwards S Alverzo Case COQU I-, Sabol Pittman Alexander Sogorlxa Redmgton Manager Esser JUNICDR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY The J V team came through wrth a record of only one defeat and tour wms The team at many pornts durmg the season would get a sea soned flve and then lose one or two that were outstandmg enough to loan the varsrty Grvmg a tre mendous lrft to the varsrty they trounced Hackley and Horace Mann only to lose by a close mar gun to an older JV team from La Salle The teams outstanding run mng was saved however for the lvy League meet rn whuch they took flve out of the tlrst sux places The team was led by John Alexander Steve Edwards Nathan Prttman Chuck Herz Ted Redrngton and Ken Sabol who all turned IH a magnrflcent plece of runmng. xl.. 1 ' I H Lme left to ught Koehler Schaefer Ferguson Ashwood Duffy Wledersum Kltchen Gems Backs left to nght Delollo Sleflun Maclaren Huber The Freshman team thus year agam under the guldance of Mr Fenton and Mr Barton featured a multnple offense The team started from the bottom learn1ng basuc fundamentals and rules As the season advanced the team began to round unto shape and certam players showed good promnse At all t1mes they played wlth a keen deslre to wnn and wnth all they had They lost some d1sappo1nt1ng games but they never gave up Wlth a lnttle more expenence and more tnme playmg together they can have a good future 78 , f .LL -1,1 .ml A FRESHMAN FOCDTBALL Left to rrght Coach Fenton Captams Mo- Intlre Maclaren Gelss Coach Barton South Huntmgton Smnthtown La Salle Smlthtown Hauppague Hauppague ' ' ' - ' 20 s. B. 6 ' ' ' ' ' ' .,..... ..... 19 s. s. 7 - ' ' ' I ........ .. ......... 13 s. s. 7 - ' ' ' ' ' ...,.... - ........ 20 s. 11. 7 ' I - ..... We 19 s. B. T9 ..-M ,.... M 6 s. B. o Alan Malachuk Toby Walker Deck Sknpak x- o Frank Vnled Co capiann Cenler Coach Fenton Left to nghl Bruce Strong Alan Malachuk Frank Vlsfad Duck Skrlpak Toby Walker B fu.e s.fong c ...,....n BASKETBALL Bob BQ.-.Mn Dave Slullen The Bug Blue set out on the basketball trall wnth hugh hopes for an Ivy League Champlonshlp The squad had experlence and a plucky sparlt It was a well balanced squad In scoring reboundlng and passlng Any fortunes galned by the team were due to teamwork and excellent tutelege under Mr Fenton All wull remember the exceptional playung of Al Malachuk Frank Vnsted Toby Walker Bruce Strong and Duck Skrlpak But for a champlonshup club nt took fellows like Chuck Frlcke Bob Bennett Dave Sknllen Dave Cook and lan Davudson to come off the bench and play clutch basket plonshlp Stony Brook started Ivy League competltlon with a resound mg tnumph over Horace Mann The next week came Poly The Brookers playung team basketball showed a strong Poly team that we wanted the champuonshlp by trounclng Poly 50 30 Hackley came to Stony Brook wnth an upset In mund but sensatlonal last minute playing pulled out a vnctory for the Brookers The Bug Blue went to Adelphl and ran them into the floor gnvmg Stony Brook sole possessnon of first place In the Ivy League This was followed by an attempt by Poly to avenge her prevnous defeat and regam f1rst place but nn front of a packed gymnasaum the Bears agaun romped over them 66 51 Adelphi was the only challenger left but on our own court the Bag Blue overcame the challenge and handed Adelphn defeat The Brookers later of'f1cnally clnnched the tntle wnth a smashung victory over St Paul s The Stony Brook team f1mshed the season with a complete team vlctory over Rtverdale looping to an easy 69 30 wun Thus was a f1ttnng end to a great season 80 West Babylon La Salle Lindenhurst East Meadow Horace Mann Alumni Poly Prep Hackley Adelphn St Pauls Rnverdale Horace Mann Poly Prep Hackley Adelphl St Paul s Trlmty Riverdale OPP S.B. ' ' ' ' .................. 59 48 ' ' . ' ................................. 61 62 ' ' . ' ' , ' ......................... .. 71 58 ' , ' . ' ..................... 61 50 . ..................... 53 38 . ' ' ' ' ...................,............... . 60 34 , ' , , , ..........................,.. . 50 30 ' ' . ' ' , ' ...............,................ . 58 51 ' ' , , ' , , ' ................................... . 62 53 ' - . ' .........,....................... 58 55 ball. These factors gave Stony Brook an Ivy League Cham- Trinity ....................................... 69 61 ' ' . ' .............................. 69 68 ' ' ' - ............,........ 76 65 ' ' . .............................. 66 51 . ' ................................. 47 56 , ' .................................... 63 52 ' ' ' - . . ' ................................. 75 42 ' ' ' , ' ' ...................................... . 43 44 ' ' ' ' ' ............................ .. 60 30 lun Davidson 3 I ja ,, ' f .ip W 3 1 7 . , ' ' f ff AL' ' , ., k ffgwfjz V, L W ie 'V 2 F f . M 15 53 it y , K n , , T Visted up for iwo. Chuck Fricke Dave Cook Left to righl: Cu-copfuin Strong, Coach Fenton Co-copfclin Visfed. B1 Fricke hooks 'wo more again!! Alumnii. lah lo ugh! Coach lsggof Co-cuptamx lolyoo and Cufhbor! Coach Coombs Au! Couch Marshall John Weber Wayne Belyea Alex Cuthbert 82 OPP Port Jefferson Rlverhead South Huntmgfon Horace Mann Poly Prep Hackley Smnfhfown s up Kings Park Trlmfy St Paul s Ivy League Tournament 2nd Place VARSITY S.B. . ...Q ' ...,,,.......,.........,..........,.........,,..... 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I6 24 - I X ' I ff' I ' ' :i ll I I Y I The varsuty wrestlers dropped close battles wlth very strong Port Jefferson Rnverhead and South Huntungton teams Al McKegg new to the team thus year showed hrs unorthodox style which makes hum so tough to beat wlnnmg two of has matches In these meets and drawvng a tue un the thlrd Al continued hus wlnnmg ways losing to but one man throughout the season Then Stony Brook embarked on a sax match wm nlng streak by beating Horace Mann In his match co captann Al Cuthbert dellvered the flrst pun of a streak of his durmg which he got eught stralght puns Craig Wrught also got the flrst of flve stralght puns Fnrst pernod puns by John Bonard and Al Cuthbert hughllghted a rousnng vlctory over Poly Prep Jlm Gross won hrs fourth match of the season remoumng unbeaten as the Bruuns bowled over Hockley We left league competutuon to defeat the Smuth AI McKegg John Bonard WRESTLING town team At Rnverdale every Stony Brook wrestler won wnth the exception of three draws lsllp fell under a heavy Brooker attack as Stony Brook won again 22 'l7 A close one was dropped to Kings Pork but we came back and trounced Trlnlty 48 3 The very strong St Pauls team won a hard fought battle as we un successfully battled for an undefeated lvy League season ln the lvy League Tournament Stony Brook took second scoring first place St Pauls wnthm three took the lvy League Champlonshup with a flne per formance Second places went to Jlm Gross 136 Al McKegg 141 Co captaln Al Cuthbert 148 captain Wayne Belyea 178 and John Weber un llmlted F3 Pete Esser Managers Flscher and Dougherty I . I T I ' , , ' . - , I - . . . I ' ' ' ' , points difference. In the T06 pound class, Les Sogorka ' , ' ' , 1 - ' , 1 C0- D - . 1 I I ' J Y' I A ' I v h .. ir A John Half Ted Slegel Steve Woods Les Sogorka www ,.., Hubert Cook McKegg breaks his man down Craig Wright Brlng hum down Web' 4 1 -X . ,sl , V 4 -. - X , . I '. - K , A ' X NF nf av' h ,. . ' m. 4- . " I 47' JSUNICDR VARSITY BASKETBALL Font row left to nghl Wengand Schoenbaum Colton Klaffky Barnes Saukkonen Albert Second row Manager Coe Johnson C McMullen Strong Eyedolar Rooney Doyle Searby Coach Fenton Because of mexperuenced players our Iunlor varsuty basket ball team got off to a slow start wmmng one out of then first sux starts With more experience behlnd them at mud season Mr Fentons coachung and two new members they have emerged wlth a more experienced and polushed ball club un reboundmg shootmg and team play Since thesr llrst wm they have produced an lmpresslve record of four wms and three losses up to the St Pauls game Their over all record at thus tame us four wms and sux losses Wuth thus year as experlence we wlsh all the players a lot of success on varsuty and gunlor varsnty ln the comnng year 85 Lindenhurst East Meadow St Anthony Friends Hackley St Pauls Trlmty Friends La Salle St Pauls Horace Mann OPP ss. . . . . . u ' ....,...,.................................... 29 62 I' - - - .........................,................ 29 61 ' . ' ' ' ' - . ............................................... . 42 46 , . ' ' , , ' ..t............................,.........t...,t.......... 51 40 . , ' Q ' ' ...........................t................ - ......... .. so as , , ' , ' ' , , La Salle .................................................... .. 35 38 . ' , . ' .................................t................. 28 22 . - , - - ' - - ' - ' ' ........................................................ 57 52 . ' ............................,............................ 54 47 ' ' ' , ' ..................................................t... 43 44 Spear Hardy Duvudenlzo Wuesorsum Roode second row left to right Mills Edwards Dobler Green Haubold JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING After dropping their first two meets the J V wrestlers won all their remaining matches giving promise of a strong varsity team in years to come This promise was substantiated by their rousing victories over Poly and St Pauls class Roode at 130 Woods at 'I4'I and Haubold at I68 In the Happauge meet Woods and Haubold panned men who had placed second IH the varsity A2 county champion ships 86 Port .lelterson Riverhead Poly Prep Kmgs Park Happauge Friends Academy St Paul s OPP ' ' , . . S.B. ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ........................................ .. 23 25 ' . ' ' ' ' .....................,............,,............. .. 23 25 ' ' ' ' . . ................................................ 48 3 Particularly impressive were Wiedersum at the 'I23 pound Friends Academy ................................. 30 I3 , , , . ' ..............................................., 30 'I3 , ' ....,.............................................. 33 I5 ' ' ' - ' ................................ . 32 8 ' . . ' ..,.......................,.......,................... 44 3 The Aziecs The Sloux CLASS ATHLETICS Th Q Chgyannox The Mohawks The Cornmanches league Champs The P-PML", 5995 'f'Ln'f'N Scorers Chnsiensen Referee MacDonald FRESHMAN AND 8th GRADE BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE TEAM lefl io rlghf from FRESHMAN TEAM leff Do ugh! front row row Kessel laTaur Young Judson Sec Philips DeBello Barnet! .I Vuoll lewis and row Coach Johnson Johnson D Murray Second row Parker Slefken Smlfh, Mackenzie Remake, Gems, Huber I ' A ' ' u 1 I lv run' 1 'Z I A J I ' - 4 1 1 - - 2 ' 2 . Z' 1 an f ' 1 i c ' L , I 1,1 I' I , '. K T., A ' W- ,,,,, , , A -Q YV A l ,if Frenchp ,, L iq 5, MW, ' '- In I N xx nazi ' a ' ' B ' Jil' U xi I K - r V A 5 '61 l y K SPRING A strong track team reported for early practice this spring, ready to put their backs into the task of equalling the record of last year's undefeated championship team. Hopes were pinned around Dick Sprague and Tonnie Coane in the distances: Gordie MacDonald in the sprintsp Jim Gross and Al McKegg in the pole vaultp Steve Wund and Bob Bennett in the broad iumpp and newcomer Pete Poten along with Steve Johnson, John Hilt, and Steve Wund in the weights. Several boys in other events showed great promise, and prospects were good for another well-rounded team. We hope this year's team will keep our Ivy League plaque for another year. TRA SPORTS CK April April April May May May May 17 23 26 3 11 15 22 SCHEDULE Hackley St. Paul's Penn Relays Horace Mann Ivy League La Salle Poly Prep Home Away Away Away Away Away Away 89 are-NVQ ya V' -fr' vibwxi A Q' Liv! x if we J' no--f wa, 5 'L GoldbCf9 coach M' Henk, Coach M' :lf - -, iw. . jg . ' Q a . , 4' " YW- "M . . . A A' - f. 4 ' V . ,s..- - : - :' f ' I . ' . I . , ,' , 4 ,M , 3. ,Ai 1 I ., r . ' . , k ' Q' 4' . mf. B 2, , . ' 1 ' r 1 -fig:-4-,,,,,, 8 h , I , . ' K .. 1 - , . ' k va ., ' 1 3 0 . x ' . Q ' , 4,?. :i ', 4 .T hx. - f .F s . vw ..g ' ,vi fi if 1 x ,p Q N Q 9 VARSITY r V' ' v K gf. W 1?-ful W Front row left lo right Strong Vmed Sknpak Weber Bough Maladwk Second row Coach Johnson Canons Wolgund Slullen Suukkonon Cool: H Alben lolyoo Davidson Manager Top row Wnghl Wnllmms Fran Elln Schoenbuum Rbllllkl. -, - 5 91 N Sporting flashy new uniforms, the varsity baseball team began its first practice amid an April snow- storm. The squad reported with an air of confidence, for they had lost only one member of last year's club. The club had a wealth of hard-earned experi- ence. The team was now ready to make a bid for the Ivy League championship. The infield is anchored by a sparkling new key- stone combination of Dave Skillen at shortstop and Ken Cascone on second base. At third is Jay Pratt, a fine fielder with a good arm. Covering the first base side of the infield is John Weber. Behind the plate is Al Malochuk, a catcher who hits well. In the outfield is Dick Skripak, a hard-hitting left- F fielder. At center is the far-ranging Bobby Bough, who has a great arm. Craig Wright and Jimmy AI- bert shore the right field duties. The mound corps is headed by the fire-balling right-handers, Frank Visted and Rick Saukkonen. There is also the magic arm of curve-balling Bill Weigand. Behind these first-liners is a sound bench with good fielding and hitting depth. Every potential champion- ship team needs a good corps of replacements. Whatever success gained by the baseball team must be attributed to the fine coaching of Mr. John- son and Mr. Lulf. Some credit must go to Iron Mike, the new pitching machine. . , Conterfieldor "Reb" Bough awaits a fly hall. Skrippy's batting stance. Visted lays down a bunt. Skillon scoops up a hot grounder. . 1'! -I ' fb, ', .1 f, M1 4' 'CHQ , - ' ,, 1 5 1.1. 5 - , Front row, left to right: Speh, Sogorlia, Marcley, Dobler, Hunter, Duffy. Second row: Siegel, Wilson, E., Sherwood, Corwin, Eydeler. FRESHMAN BASEBALL With good prospects tor the Freshman baseball team this year, led by veteran catcher Jim Barnett and newcomer David Johnson, the team gave an impressive show- ing of itself. Coach Ligget worked his re- cruits throughout the season, teaching them vital points of the game. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Returning veterans George Schoenbaum, Ray Searby, Ted Siegel, and Walt Dobler helped Coach Luft to turn out a good team which looks prospective for future varsity teams. Under his able coaching, the inex- perienced team improved rapidly through the season. Front row, left to right: Hegnel, lewis, Barnett, J., Spear, Johnson, D., Dovidenlro. Second row: Coach ligget, Carmoen, Mackenzie, Sieflxen, Diefenthal, Philips. Third row: Luyben, Smith, D., Geiu, Koehler. Top low: Butler, Rodgers, Huber, Schaeffer. The tennis team is depending on the steady play of Hoit Colton, Dove Cook, Toby Walker, Ken Klaffky, Jaye Prigerson, Neal McClanahan, and Steve Woods to make up for the loss of last year's stars, Barker French and Jim Cooper. Colton and Cook,- both newcomers to the tennis team, have been called on to carry the load. Under the careful guidance of their coach, Mr. Curtis, the spirit of the team was high as they sallied forth to the Ivy League battle. S T TENNIS N.- jk ' '. X is , Li. ,df-. t fl. in 1, . A f ,lf GOLF 'X , x . . w. 'iff A , l+Lf"' - iff Qwi , . rd i i' ,,,,.. '.-A A 'Q'-.s -on The T957 edition of the golf team began the season with only on letterman. It is hoped, however, that the de- velopment of last year's un- derclassmen will give this team better over-all balance. "9" DINNER Any seconds Duck' 'W-9 OPI 630 finds the dmlng room In Johnst Hall bustling agaln as we congregate for dmner Some of the boys feeling that even a complete meal IS msufliclent fortlflcatnon for evemng studys long grund purchase k Sh additional supplles at the Tuc op 95 ??'?1' . , :Irs , ' 'l "r'k3 A 1 x ' h l f N I 'fl x . ' ' 'S 14' .,' is 4 s lls , . - Q - ,v - 4 0 5 0 ' c 1 c ll sf X' -N I, ,U :,' l,xf 1 'I ' re Lf ' t n r K X1 1 f : , V - Q 4, " , . .F ur. f " -" V- A J : .. . -Q., o n T ' I . , . I na , K-I 1,1 I I0 1' ACTIVITIES After supper about 7:00 in various locations about the campus we End some of the clubs begmnlng their weekly meetmgs -swiv- j :P aye H -4-0' I-145 904 AA-I - -1 IA' . 4. - C 1,1 6 '5sC . Kxt,.,u ' , M-,-'I I ' 'I I ,f I I Q I , 4 I M, be I ' JM I I 1 ' I , . I ,Ma of 5 1 FI :ff ", I I' 5 f - ' , TW m 'I' W, ,,.!,,,f+f si 1 . '11 gp Leh lo nghl Co Edlfors Dullon lycetfe Advisor Mr Gold SUNG' WIND up COWUTVINOC berg Buslnass Manager Wolle .Z Sporfs Wmo-up Commmoo 'Wg f-X I- Pholography Commmoo The publishing of the Res Gestae as the responsn bnlny of the Sensor Class David Dullon and Ronald Lycefte were elected co edntors for this year The sfafl consnstecl of other sensors who are mlerested an Iournalusm Business Staff Achvnes and Dolly Gund Commmee I R e ll I. fl he ff r xox' . e a is -1 l I egg X A. ' ' U NX f L Q - '1 f ' , 4, . I . .... li 2. 5 l . l . 1- V A 1 -V V I s A ev r I 'xl T 3 K l f lf .. , iff. if he AT 3 G Q ' g v-. , 1 0 If r 1 e Q - . X v I l f e . . A ,f J r 4 Ax 3 D ka . ' ' J' . f, A . ll 5 -' 1 CHHSUAN,ACUVWES CLUB The Executive Commlttee The Chrnstlan Actlvltles Club con tunued to be a powerful testimony about the campus Through the nn fluence of nts deputatlons tract dns trubutaons and the annual Sprung Conference at was able to watness to the whole nsland The club offers the students opportumtnes for serv :ce un Chnsnan work and boys learn of the rewards of servmg Christ 98 4 X c..ap COIN CLUB Since it was introduced last year by a veteran com collector Mr Marshall the Com Club has been popular with the boys who were Interested in something other than lust plain money Being one of the more active clubs the Audio-Visual Club was one of the largest last year. - trusted with the care and main- tenance of the school s motion pic- ture and sound equipment the club gives instruction in its use THE AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB TlW OUTHQG CLUB xx. Indulgence In the dellcnous grub prepared by Mr Curhs contmued to be the prmclple fare of the Outing Club The Saturday mght cook outs provnded meals luke Mother never made sg.: 'fx ,xx 0 F 1 7'- fx Ice Sio m by Photo Club member 100 TH fm PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club dnrected by Mr Curtis malntalns a darkroom on the cam pus for the benefit of the amateur photog raphers The pictures taken by the members of the club were of great use to the Blue and White and the Res Gestae .S B A .. gr ' 1 . A. - ' -L lx IJ ll 9 if 'fya A , ix gicig Q E 41- -f . N X ihfx Y , J I 'I' - it 'X ' 1-1-Jil, r V C X., +' .., f .AI . -t . Y, X at ,Y L , ' .Ai ' -1 'L -' 1 - v ' ,,1i ' Q Y ' '. ill V , 1 l . T 1 f I , , , A , y I X xx y t If . I N ,, L- . . . rr x y B , -Nu.- , - VIA f f W ' fl t Nafp- rl A s I, ,X lil 5, ff ' 4-5: W , I f 'Je H" - J' ' l '43, 115,75 ,I , , aiu- l' , Qty "T f Z . 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' V THE BLUE AND WHITE CHESS The Chess and Checkers Club meets every Frlday evening lntra club tournaments are held durung these meetnngs and a club cham plon IS crowned .C W W The school newspaper the Blue and Whnte had a successful start thus year due to the durectlon of nts editor Ken Cascone nts advnsor Mr Merz and a good staff They produced an enght page edntlon every month which provided ex cellent coverage of the school news and events AND CHECKERS THE KING S MEN The formal sunglng organnzatnon ot Stony Brook IS the Knngs Men Directed by the Rev Mr Davnd Evans of Port Jefferson they pre sent the oftertory anthems an un day chapel and often vnslt Long Island churches for musucal pro grams C-LEE CLUB The Glee Club under the durec hon of the Rev Mr Davud Evans, contunued In the entertaunment of nts own members and others with song and fun 34. 'Q 1i + X 5 1 m ' T . I ' S ' T T I A pl I f XL ' ' ffffnx? e rl . X s O 1 4 . . vim. . J I -, l l K 4 l Ever since the Fencing Club was started two years ago by Mr. Har- ris, a resident of the village, and a graduate of Princeton, where he was fencing captain, it has gained popularity, while the boys have gained in skill. THE DRAMATICS CLUB FENCINC- CLUB The Dramatics Club pro- vided an opportunity for the more gifted students to give vent to their acting talents. P ,av Q 3 f f Q, I n -. . . K f 3 if ,V . I f . I , v' . I ' can lg I H 1 -v-Q , ' b4,ui.,,,8 ' OQM' lr 'C " ' - - -I X. 1 :Q - ' - vi r uv .- . . N . M I . . " . NY Q . U -J, . Q . , . . 'Y X . W ' 1 I , . fx " ' f .I . 4 . M, on 1 . . I .I f . ' I I , A 1- . ' K vf ,,,..-!. V 1 1 7 Q-L - ' 1" ' XA, f ' . X 4 x 4 . jx' , ' a..,. .Q f AUTCD MECHANICS CLUB The Auto Mechomcs Club composed of boys with Q mufuol Interest rn mechcnncs continued In nfs IHSTFUCYIOH of ine customs zctnon of cors LETTERMAN'S CLUB EXECUTIVE CGMMITTEE The Executlve Committee consists of the Student Orgomzotuon officers and representotlves from each class They ore responsible for helpnng the Student Orgomzohon occomp lush :ts necessary busmess , '. r ' T I 7' N -X 5.141 x . CHURCH BOARD 1 .-ul lil! g un--nunnh"' I if wi K 'hi ...rv QL RWLE CLUB ""S--N Challenged by a new range whlch was constructed under Memorlal Hall the Rnfle Club burst forth wnth renewed life under the able gundance of Mr Akeroyd '- - s- P il r' , - , . N v H I gx I l ,r f L Av I 'I ' -'Lx J, ' ' . P M 1' , 2' ...K . 4 ' H 'F ' I r W- as ' ' 5 EE C Q, fi K ' I I - ' s , xl, 4 Y in 1 V,n : f Q . 1 L gk ' :M b P ' , I Z3'fgge r 4, -4 it ws: 1? WIRE 3 STUDENT GRC-ANIZATION 'L-4 ff The Student Organization is the student governing body of the school. It is here in a student democracy that any- one may make suggestions about student business. Each year the organization spon- sors three school-wide parties. IDI 0 X EVENING STUDY As we cross the campus we see the dormltory wundows gradually light up one by one as the hour of 7 30 approaches and the boys settle down for two hours of study On Wednesdays the chapel chnmes rung summonung all who will to come to the weekly prayer meehng On Friday nnghts the Art Class meets under the nnstruchon of thelr teacher Mrs Jones - S Pm! One mlnute twelve seconds Thu look, phony Y if an 70 :MII QW I-.J Do not dlsturbl l H I ....l... ,srgWl".Il'1 , N I I S l A ,i V I - . . ' .Q . y , , - - : , 'ea 4s r . 7 5 ,Q , xc . . . . 1,1 5, s f . r e I I ' l l l g. . . I . r .. I F V I 5 ' Q, . ,- 1 at I ililnwjg X AE? gg .- -- . - . Z t X 'l ' A . ' 1 1 r -1 RT s -. A on . Lge 5 , tg ,gf f B, . 1 ' M vs s , M1,- .-, M .. hr l 'l'-...aux V 'K .... L ,, . S V , A U s o f r l 6 fi l I N 4 I t xx ' . it l r l' f A -f s 1 V i TF! I .Y E v o SENIOR SNEAK Scattered through the school year were several memorable dates. At these times the Senior ass held its parties an Sneak Day 800 PM finds them in full swing wut Pom: Lund" Ut Bear Mv Sung P lr UF wif Moon' Cl d I. .3 3 Q. .I I A M 'P Rangers vs Brums 5 2 Sleepy, Frank? Home ggqm Ewfost The FELLOWSHIP i' COMMUNITY CGNCERTS Elleen Farrel soprano The Stony Brook chapter of the Commumty Concert Asso cnatuon held concerts nn the Auditorium on several occa snons throughout the year At 830 we enter the gym and see these performances Every Tuesday evenmg the Fellowship meets In Dr Gae belems home for Chnstlan fellowship around God s Word l' -elf" Deanna Garcy plums! ",..l.,l 'ul '2 'f IU 11 y 49 7 C .3 t ,r 7 5 - kill, xxsX . T ,mv 1 - - - . , . . ' I 5.YN I ' C ' 'T 3' f.ffJf9'f A -- -A , f l it e Ll LL '- 5 '- 5 ' fe J" x 7 ' xl . x . i , ADVERTISING fu, lil 'U Early rn the morning the sllence of the now slum berlng campus IS shattered by the sound of the de lnvery trucks unloadmg their shupments behind Johns ton Hall Here at 530 ln the mormng we find our advertisers personlfled m our schools suppliers xsllll.lll' , iss , A jl0 Q9 L 8 s or . A l ' I .l ' , l w . ." ' I ' v 3 ' . J Q X ' . I, ' Q g . v' X Q he lik 5 11 ' l r l 2 A' -.-.-A naw,- 111 40"0"0'-40N0'4040"0'f6 -'0f'0"0' '0N0Y010N01 0 '0110K0-'0'01'0 f01f0K0-1-0N0K0 '0"01'0f-0'0N0"0'0N0 DC?-+010 9-f0v.0v0X0N?f-0"0'f0"-0'0Y0' Congratulatlons to THE SENIOR CLASS l AND AS YE WOULD THAT MEN SHOULD DO TO YOU DO YE ALSO TO THEM LIKEWISE The Schroeder Family 6uQ.c0r 40' 0"0' f010"0K0' 0104 '0N0"-0K0'1401'0' 10 l0'020'2 X0"0'N01'0"0"0' f'0"'0W0-f0N0"040"0U0 '0f0N0f6X0X0 '0N?'0f-0Y0"0-'0"0"0 '0N0K0"0"0V0 '0"0N040N01 IC? -0010 THREE VILLAGE INN 9K00'?' -010K0' I-0'-0"0-'-01010 Bancale Barnes Bennett Bonard J Buell Cascone Chlng Cllristenson oe Colton Cook Van Cook W H Edwards S Ewmg Hauhold Johnson C Johnson J Malachuk McClanaha McKegg McM1llen Poten Pratt Robohm Roode Sahol Skillen x9l0K0Y 0-0f0'10'0'10' H4 Il Skrlpak Smith D Smlth R Speh u Tredwell Waddell Walker T Wexgand Wllll8mS R Wilson Woods Wrlght Compliments of the Class 0 58 , ' , . S h . ,N. C u - , ' 4010"-0-f-0N0"0 Acomb Alexander Albert Coane, . Coane, J. Deale Dobler Dougherty, T. Doyle Emerson Eydeler Fletcher Green x9x0:0' 616107 Hardy Hunter Johnson S Judson, P. Kanani Kellen Kelly, D. Klaffky Marcley Marganoi McCall McDonald, J. Mills 115 Neblett Plttman Rooney Saukkonen Sherwood Schoenbaum Searby Setchell Siegel Sogorka Strong, D. Treiber Zimmerli Compliments of the Class of 159 4-0'401s0 '-021020 405 0240!-0N0'f040N0"4'f'-0"0"0 THE BIBLE us a deep bool Yet at the sane tume uts central truths though there are depths un them beyond our under stondung can he receuved by any man The great spurutual equation of Scnplure us lust this Receuvung equals beluevung To receuve Gods gult un Jesus Chrust is to believe un Num We do not really tunow the Buble unless we know the Lord ol the Buble saud Dr Frank E Gaebeleun President of the American Tract Society at the 87th Annual Presentatuon ol lubles at the U S Mulrtary Academy West Paunt N Y It us only through the prayers and gufts ol interested truends that we can contunue placung the Word of God un each cadet s hand Pount Buble dustrubutuon work the Socuety last year dustrubuted over I7 OOD O00 tracts and Tracards For samples ol our elfectuve gospel tracts wrute to us at the address below AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY 21 West 46th Street New York 36 N FRANK E GAEBELEIN r Fresudent W THEODORE TAYLOR ThO HENRY G PERRY Furst Vuce Presudent Executive Secretary JOHN ADAMS HENRY JOHN A MAWHINNEY JR Second Vuce President Treasurer ELM ER LEWIS Secretary ongratulatzons to THE SE IOR From the Class of 9 gpepaay ofauua-ofoxoe T16 x , . 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S ' -. 2 st, J 1 . : X 'K A m , . x Y 1 v , I I O A 1 Suffolk Sand Sz Stone Corp RI' 401 UIX CONCRILIP PORT JEFFERSON STATION Y APHAINIS PO 81270 YA 4 3000 W11113m Arthur Adamson 309 LAKE AXE LMNCASTER NEW YORK Stony Brook 1941 Trust ln the Lord uzth all thlne heart and lean not unto thine oun lllldefillllldlll In all thx nays achnouledge Hzm and He shall direct thy paths Prowerbs 3 a 6 0f0140v0v-02'-0'f0X0N0Y0H01'-01 0ff0'10' f10' 01f01 0"02s0"0 'I 'I7 40"0"0f0N01'0f0Y0'6X f'0"0' f010N0'0'7'0f0Y010W'N0N0'W50f047'0'049W10Q0K0'040W0Y0-'0N0l0 Three cheers and a boom-de-ay for. .. BLUE POINT ' DRYCLEANING RUG CLEANING FUR STORAGE C 1 921 Pl MOI k 600 W E MACEE INC INSURAACE R 2 2 Q 5 3 3 0N0Y0'0H0'Q '01 '0Y0M01 0102 61020 1100561 3 Q E .. 3 5 gg .' . 3 222 -5 E55 Z G F R rn: . 5 " 3 X0"0N01 4011016 rw E . C i 0 an -4 E C ' 'E if :. S . , M 5 5 . EN 3 I-H 1 I x . I EF. ' 9 5' 2 '1 on - c . -1 S w 1 A .L 'D c I 2 E T ' A X 1 Q E. 2' ,O h '11 , Cn '12 N ., 'U ' DD Q . 5 ' 5 -: L - 5' 5 -' Q '1 Sl J ::. -1 A 'C' .T3 ., -c 2 rn i.:. ' 2 5 U: E. .-'T 0140 101 "0"'0100'1'0f-0 102011010 I-0X0 X9 IINTER CONTINENTAL TRADING CORP 90 XY EST STREET INENX XORIx 6 'N X lvlp Po tall t 1 v COIIPLI IIP N TS MR Sz MRS RAYMOND C ELLIS 910"-40v'0X02'-01-0N-0140f0'K0N01 0"0ff0Y0110110?f0'f0'f0"0"01 119 x7"940"-0N0K0N0"540'40Y0 -01'0"-0'059400'0"-0 001076110 -0540"-940'f0"'-010' x Congratulalzons to the Class o 190 7 Trust 111 the loul lllfll all thzne heart and lean not unto thme oun unrlerstandmg In all thy uays lIC'hll0Hl0!168 Hun aml He slzall dzrect lhx paths It shall be health to thx nauel and marrow to thy bones Prow erbs 3 .za 8 Mr Sz Mrs Donald F Vanderbllt COTIPLITIFNTS Dr Kurt Sz Mrs Esser SWIITHTOYYIN X 1 20 9 ., . ..., . . , ,. .. , . . f , M , . . . . I ' . ' , . "Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear the Lord, and flepart from evil. CG ' 1 . , 99 s Y , V , 5 OF 3 5 5 40-10-0x0-f0w0f0f0-'0'0'0-'0 LNIX L Complzments o THE BANK OF SUF F OLK COUNTY STONY BROOK N Y Member Federal Reserve S 3 stem Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp 1907 OUR 50th YEAR 1957 H L R M 82 uems 2 consec ale: senzce Houghton College information 01f7f0v0"01'0' 121 40'-0l040l0'0 SM 2 1666 2 1227 WILLIAM W RICHARDS Inc Formerly HODGKINSON Feed Hardware Farm and Garden Suppltes SMITHTOWN L I N Y Congratulations to the CLASS OF 57 Power Tools Poultry Supplies Dog Foods Seeds Ferttltzers Pamt Carden Supplies In the begznnzng was the Word and the Word Lawn Mowers was wzth Cod and the Word was Cod John 1 1 Stony Brook 7 1490 D T BAYLES 81 SON, Inc STONY BROOK APOTHECARY ANTHONY F NAUGLES Ph G Hardware 81 Housewares STONY BROOK N Y Prescrtptwns Our Spectal y STONY BROOK IN Y .0-faua,-0,-0.f0n0v.0 122 ' 9 ooo o , ' , .., . . S 9 9 7 J 9 9 9 9 , . o 0 u . , .. , . . 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A I I26 -'0n0w0-f0"H0'0-'-01' COHIIJIIITICIIIS 0 THE STRONG INSURANCE AGENCY JAMES B STRONG IR Agent EAST HANIPTON N Y Port Jefferson 0263 WIcNAMARA BUICK Inc 102 MAIN STREET PORT JEFFERSON N Y When Better Automobiles Are Buzlt BUICK Wzll Buzlcl Them John Storek Lew Scudder CARSON Si SCUDDER AUTO CO , Inc Rambler and Hudson Automobzles Wtllys ,leeps Four Wheel Vehzcles SALES and SERVICE HU 4 0270 Port Jefferson 681 WOODFIELDS ualtty tn Men s Wear Clothzng Furntshmgs Shoes 320 MAIN STREET REpubl1c 90111 Elmer J Holmes Prop ARCADE PRINTING CO The Complete Prmttng Servzce IETTER PRESS PHOTO OFFSET 92 83 163th STREET lnexttoLIRRj JAMAICA 33 N Y THE DENZINS and WRIEDENS BAYBERRY HOUSE RESTAURANT LUINCHEON DINNER On Route 25 A STONY BROOK N Y Corzgratulattons and Best Wzshes to Each MEMBER OF THE SENIOR CLASS Let your llght so shlne before men that they may see your good works and glorlfy your Father whlch IS ln heaven Matt 5 16 Rev 81 Mrs W Harvey ,lenklns and Family x9z0ze0r0210r 0K0rr0Y-0v10vf0v 127 X Y . I 3- . 1 , . ' ' . UQ - - 1 as ' 60 New York Ave. Huntington, N. Y. PORT JEFERSON, N. Y. 5 . . . . 6 ll inf in 1 M 7 x fpo 90. Q ahlafg ,? 0 0 1 8 f fl inf co' 0 o 0 -n ww vvYXa e scxeckoo os ' ..- L so ukxfxxxs, sk ' 'X .al K 'fr 6: a A 0 xx gvcuks in ' 1 X 9 1: l ' X A done, xxxabxe Q L A K SIKA uxekaxg, . .Lf X . 1 5 J -A 1 fi , Q 12 ' "Q '- ' x ' g 1 ' M 40"0"0' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JK 0101 SENIOR CLASS 'W The ear of the Lord IS the be znnmg o wisdom REV FRANK P MARCUCCI HIII DOCTORS PAUL GERALD and RUTH MARCUCCI 0xa0'0na0f 'I29 01050 0K0N0'0K0vL0f0K0'N0'01 040' X91 l , . . ,JL l I Nl U: 'W' S+. 5 E 3 S E S 9 S 9 3 E 5 S E 9 3 3 E 5 xo 0000 000000100mmoawfowwmawaameaawawawwwwwoffaofna-0, :-Wahoo ana 0110 0-0:10 awffaafaxfaowfamfawuamfa 000000 5 S 9 5 9 S 9 . S S 9 . 9 9 . Q UQ 9 Q , 9 9 ,, 9 9 . E , Q 'W S Q J 3 2 Q . 9 3 9 9 Q,f..f 1 .1 ,V , .. 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WHY THF BIBLE OF COURSE' ESPECIALLY IF YOU TOOK THE ADVICE OF SOME OF YOUR CHAPFL SPEAKERS AND TFACHERS AND MADE IT A PRACTICE TO READ PART OF IT FOR YOURSFLF FVERY DAY THE BEST INVESTMENT A MAN CAN MAKE IS TO SPFND SOMF TIMF EVFRY DAY WITH THE GRFATFST BOOK IN THE WORLD THE WORD OF GOD HIEHIIHD WUIHE 8 CU I II Investments GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING NEW YORK 19, N. Y. 91050 0,10 Q0 0-f0.t0,0n0n0f0,0,.0f0w0K0f0nax0f0x0-L0f0v0K0f0M0N0f.0 132 X2-0 0'-'01-0'N0x w w r w v 1 . 1 I , X, I I I 1 1 4 17 I , 1 , . J 1 1 . I ' 1 1 X 1 ' 1 1 .1 1 , ' 7 n a a a 0 9 0110 '05 1010 061 "0"0" 205020 4051020 '0"-0 Y-040' 4015 X7 . . - . . - . . 443 ' uv A 2 X M. X . . E 5 4 A E ' l -.N - . 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Q f 3 9 3 3 3 3 Q Q . 3 3 3 3 3 3 401'-0N0'0"-0f040N0 10110 '0f'0N0P'0 1021010 101000010 '0vf02'0 10" 0H010'1'0v'-04011010 40N0X040Y0Y-0-4010110 BAYLES STIIINY HHIJUH LUMBEH IIUHP IIAHLSIJN I-XSSUEII-XTES Im: B ld 'I '01 401401010 5 5 3 l01f01 0140101102 K0 '0140'c0v 401016K 401010 X9 00001010 01010 0M01f01011010'01f0N0'0M0n0-01'0"001'flf002'0f0'40"0H0 NUHTH SUEEULH MANAGEMENT EUHP. ESTATE MANAGEMENT STONY BROOK L I N Y y B k 7 GRE, y2D1512 EENTEH LINE IN E 14 XREELAND STREET LODI N J Soldering Brazing Specmllsts and Assembly E W SWEZEY President 010' 'I38 X 5 E 5 N E 3 -1 '1 2 -U .q 9 - - 9 E 2 E Q ' g S P N ' FQ 27 'f ' O 3 2 B Q Q s. 2 9 , S ,- O ' 5 E . L . .S H . , - 3 ' 5 ' if - Q 3 - E 5. . 9 . 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I - STONY BROOK, L. I. Qfafafofgmcovavoffafoffaaaa-awvoeobwwfo X70 40'-0I0iv-0N0f4-0Y0"-0"-0'X0'W-'-0P'0H6'f5'f0"-0 ROnkonl-coma 9 9131 6311 8410 Complzmenls SONEN MERCURY Inc The Aulhorz eel NIERCI RY Dealer For Thzs Area 414 MAIN STREET PORT JEFFERSON 8 0480 BAYLISS FUEL OIL CO Esso Fuel 0115 Esso Ozl Burners Inslallatmns Repairs Ilumbzng and Heating RONKONKOMA AVEINLE RONIKONKOMA IN Y Let the Baylzss Fleet Delzver Your Heal e JLIIIPCI' 1 5306 f0P '05 0101 BUYS BROS Commercial Prmfers Publzcatzons 320 MAIN STREET ISLIP NEW YORK '0'-01405 EM 2 2 I 141 Congratulalzons to The Senlors THE CLASS OF 61 Butler Carman Cloos Harto Johnson Judson Kessel D D Young Knecht LaTour Luy ben Mackenzle PCITCC Schulert Smlth D . ' - --- Ol O , . . , . ' .: . Q Q Y. , 1 I I ,I.. - ,, . . Tl. " -F ' 9 ' 0 . ,. ,. 7 ,. 40'0N040H-010 THAT YE MIGHT WALK WORTH THE LORD UINTO ALL PLEASIING IIEIINC FRUITFUL IN EVERY COO WORA AAD INCREASING IN THE ANOWIEDGE OF COD COL I I0 Complzments 0 MR 81 MRS C R BAUGH LARCHMONT N Y Clam Neck 2 4977 ETHEL M BRADY Spectalzzzng tn Fme Ola' Lamps 511 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREIT NECK N Y Tel IIA 2 4800 J STEPHEN WUND Insurance K: Surety Bonds 60 MAIDLN LANE INLW YORK 38 IN Y Compliments o RUSSWOOD DRUGS, Inc 288 MAIN STREET HUNTINGTON L I COIIIPIUTICIIIS MR 8: MRS JAMES J HILT 9'9'f0Y-0'5' -9'07'0' 0iQ"9' 142 sc I , ' . ' I 3 7 , , , 'V ' 5, V , , , . Penn. Dutch . . . New England Furniture , . . , . . 1 T I . 1 ' , 1. ' of 1 o 0 a 40"0"'0-40N0"040Y0w0f6'4020f'-7f0"-6'40K0N-0' MAINE SEA PRIME LOBSTERS FRESH LOBSTER NIEAT Shzppezl Dzrect to Your 2, -i Home or Place o Buszness McLOON LOBSTER CO -1.4 'W' 13 Rockland Mame HAHIIIIOH I 2200 12 3 SHEAR S Prescrlptlon Pharmacy, Inc Ilth STREET and 'NEW YORK AVE HLNTINGTON STATION L I Phone SE 6 Ou66 SHIELS ESSO SERVICENTER ROUTE 2aA E SETALKET N Y Guaranteed Qualzty Dry DARBY CLEANERS DRIVE IN 23114 MAIN ST SMITHTOWN L I NEW YORK AVE and SEMON ROAD HLNTIINGTON L I BEST WISHES MR 8: MRS JOHN WEBER POrt JeHerson 8 0576 MARY ANN S Interior Decorating Shop Slip Covers Draperies Upholstery Yard Goods 402 MAIN STREET PORT JEFFERSON N Y HAm1lton 3 6131 ANdrew 1 3163 Mobtl Heat Fuel 011 KARL HAMBERGER Heatzng Azr Condtttonmg Contractors 21 PEARWOOD DR HUNTINGTON STA N Y x9l0'N0' 0'0N-05' 143 ,IAma1ca 9 1880 LYnbrook 9 3930 HAm1Iton 7 3636 OSWEGO FUEL C0 Ozl Burners Sales and Servzce 75 WHITEHALL STREET LYNBROOK L I 'S . ' '- 5' - - -. 1 0 A s 'gf f L - . . x I fl j ' ' Cleaning and Shirt Laundering at S 9 5 . -'-0Y0N0f0'-0"0"-0"0w0'40f0X04-0N0"J'4'0"-0N0 Congratulations to COMPUMENTS THE CLASS OF 1957 OF A FRIEND And we know that all things work together for good to them that love Coal. . . Romans 8:28 MR. AND MRS. H. ALBERT BELYEA SMITHTOWN PET CENTER Complete lme Tropzcal Fish Bird and Dog Accessories 81 MAIN STREET SMITHTOWN N Y Best Wishes THE COFFEE MILL STONY BROOK L 1 Soda Fountazn Brunch Lunch Tea Czft Glassware Conzplunents o THE MUSIC CENTER SMITIITOWN 'N I Horneo I'1II87ClCLl.Sl0fl Raclzos Retorals ltanos Appliances IIUSICGI 51111111105 SMIIDIOWII 2 1900 Hand Colored Decoratmg RICHARD DELANO, nc SETAUKET N Y Ceramics a Porcelain Enamel Ware CHRISTIAN SIGNS AND PRINTING AGNEW ADVERTISING CO John 8 Herb Agnew MOUNT VERNON ln the Heart of Beautiful OHIO Colnplznzents o DR JOHN KUHLKE 9.Q0n0f0x0u0v0x-0 CQYJVQNQ 010-0f0H0170W'e0v 0"'0'10'0 . ' I . nd ' f... ' f... as WEST Mmm STREET 144 X710 -4040v0 01-020 -0Y0-4-0"0v'-02-0 020Y6'0'0'N0 01-04-040'N?'0f'-0' 021040102 SECURITY NATIOIN AL BAINK PORT IF I FLRSON PORT JEFFERSON ST ATION ROCKY POINT the Family Bank ROYAL Delicatessen and Bakerv Ops n Iurx Dax and Sundaxs er HIi11L,dIfflIl DQFXILC for XII Oua lon Complete lure of Imported lhlzcacles am Street tru Dfllxcrx PO I JJ D XY Is A CLARIX lrops Complunenls EDDIE and NANCY LEMIEUX THE HEARTH ON I1 RILHO Tl RNPIRI COMM XCK 'N Y Break asts I unches DIIIIILTS Small Partles Invlted SNIIIIIIUVNII 21191 FREDERICK E JAEGGI nc Insurance Real Estate baud Insurance Leaxes 1No Re ret 124 WEST MAIN STREET SMITHTOWR IN Y '5WI1thtown 2 204 1 Anthony Vuozzo VUOZZO FLOOR COVERING bb ' Ru er Tzle Venelzan Blmzls I lastzc T1 e '-02010107 105' Linoleum Carpets Asphalt Tile 21 L MAIN STREET SMITHTOWN N Y 101'0'Cl C0 'VGRATULA TIONS' ALBERT HOSTEK A F R I E N D and Azaleas 9K0'c0Y01f0'0f0K0PL0Y0Y0v -02 0'10110P' ff0' -0"0'0f01Q0V0 1 45 HEDCLROWS FARM NL RSERY SETAL KET L I Growers of Fzne Hollzes 610' I 51 - Q 1 E 1 '-1 If , fu Q - I : H F". 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'N LG 'I r '1 40'0"940W0W0 Port Jefferson 8 0046 8 0080 NEWCOMB BROTHERS DODGE and PLYMOLTH Sales and Service Cars Trucks Parts ACCCSSOFICS PORT JEFFERSON N Y POrt Jefferson 8 1100 Port Glass and Mlrror, Inc General Glazing Contractors Auto Glass Store Fronts Art Supplies 630 MAIN STREET PORT JEFFERSON N Y COMPLIMENTS F R I E N D POrt Jefferson 8 0500 We Delner THE FLOWER BOCKS Ruth Doug8.York Art Wzth Flowers MAIN STREET PORT JEFFERSON STA N Y Typewrzters Addmg Machines Checkwrzters Commerczal Stationery 10' NEW AND USED 0"0v0'01'02'0Z1 .JOHN STANLEY Office Equlpment Co 19 W MAIN STREET SM1thtown 2 2134 SMITHTOWIN N Y BEST FOOD BEST SERVICE 102 0' SMITHTOWN DINER 41 I MAIN STREET SMITIITOWIN N Y 01010-01 it I 2 I CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1957 S E VANDERBILT Inclustrzal Deszgner Compliments 0 MR AND MRS I EORGE A KATABIAN 146 X 9 T o OF A' if ' 5, I Sold - Rented - Repaired ., , U A no A I . -ll ff ' gfgf!-' ?! t t !E,2f4. S , 00,1 vu '-5 ,KA .-fl F H 3 "" "---1 ig- "' u :Z D' " W dlrect sales personal servlce ongmal layouts Off S8fV I C9 retouclung composmon mechamcals hlm and plate strlppmg plate makmg offset prmtmg folding complete bmdery service packaging dehvery t o'toole and sons, mc stamford, connecticut stamford davis 4 9226 new york melrose 5 4112 l '3-' C ' ' , Q U 5 . halftone and line negatives 40"0fQ '-0v'0w010"0"-0-'-0"'0'6'f-0N0"0 OUR SINCERE THANKS Room 30 Hegeman Kat 81 Frlck Room 32 Rach 81 Larry Room 29 The Foot 81 The Fmn Scotty 8- Her Gordy 81 Fred Fred 81 Her From the Brow Ken 8. Dee Brett 8- JoAnne Frenchie Afrnca over all Swede Trrumverate as Alex 8m Carol Herz 81 Peggy Bob Wlllnoms Ce 32 Al Cell 32 Hoyt ell Bob Robohm I m Slngle Again Buell Tractor C F J Room 25 Jack of all trades Cook Master of none Bennett Bob McColl Don Smyth Floyd Fletcher Rlc Saukkonen Roger 8- Paula Ken Klaffky Room 'I7 Scotty 8. Randy Tonme Coane Tab Hunter Port Washnngton over Bob The Bonacker Wnedy 81 Hube Jackes Jlm 81 John Cell 23 Edward Young Beaver Mental Midget Danny 8: Pat Llgget s neighbor Chrns Knecht Wayne Swezey Roughest room mates ROOM 35 Denko DeBello We love Elvls Gu Phnl Bonard 0 The Reddy 81 Teddy room mates Duff John 81 Martha Sanford Schulert Yo Yo Cal Butler Bob Carman Cloosue 8. Mac Room James Wyrtzen Bruce Brown Duck ROOM 'I9 Krupper Hegner ll ll ll Il . , . IIF' hll ll - ' - ll J. C - Bill ' Pete Roode - R.R.A.E. The Flying Dutchman Il I ' ' Il i ll II ' 2 x7K0'40 0K000'0f2Q'7f0W1?010'0"0YQ10f0'0' 04?WV0'0X0'0'0"0Y0'1?'0Y0 X910 1014010-ww-0'r0f-0w0w040"01'-040, ROOM 17 Furgl Schaef Derek A Kelly Kenneth K Suh Sam: Kanam Blmbo 8m Sabu Joe McDonald Nathan S Plttman Bull Deale Bull 8: .loan The best of all The worst of all Fred The Merc Friend and Buddy The Montclair Kid Elvns and Ems Pa Pltt's Son Bill Tennessee C S A Patchogue Red Randers Ronald Harlen Janow Herby 8. Betty Rnchue 81 Molly The Phantom Bob 8K Nancy I O U Doc John 8: Barbara Unknown June 8 1957 101'-01'0'01f000'f0P'-0110 01 0i'0'01 4'-05 102 101061 get 2 5 2 2 3 0h'lI9 llllellij 0 H5 H H EUNNINEH!-TNI 149 t0K0'0f0Y w 1. Q ' 3. " . ,Q l .' -I ' , 3' , Q . . ' I O , c 'O U' 0 0 'I I m ' Q. I 'X A C :. l : 2. 4 ' . . cn Q, ' 'I be h ' 2' 'O N4 9' . O ' is -N . . 7: ., A Q N -. . C 1 n Jr' '4 DAILY CRIND Z There are some events nn school life which cannot be placed In any of the usual categories of a year book Nenther can they be Ignored for wrthout these touches of color thus book would be lufeless and mechanlstlc Here then un the Dolly Grand are those occurrences whrch separate each day unto a loyous and complete umt Watch the hurdle 5 What a vrew' Trespasser to the showers' fha vauey of lov, 150 x lx C L '0 , . . . lx 1 f NX ' l . 4 rx - . I - . . . I. . . I v . ,a , , , I, N .J , s 4 - 4 ' QQ.. K 1 ly 1 - V 4 5- 5 Q1 ' ' I. K Y li 1, . c. ' 1 - . A , 3 il- f t " ii' I ' ' -Q. SEPTEMBER The first load of football players returns for early practuce A hard day of practuce a bug pep talk School officually opens T83 boys flock to the lubrary to reguster Welcomung commuttee sweats through the hot weather Classes were a snap all seven peruods took only three hours Dave Cook asks what a work uob us for We never had that at Montclaur The football team swums to the gym after a wet practuce A paper embargo us umposed on the Johnston Hall boys Mr Kung prohubuts whustlung un the hall and also prohubuts crossung your legs un class Look out here comes Cambrudge' Herz late to Buble What s thus how can you forget Buble? Sur late to Buble' Whats thus? Herz wonders Dud you forget sur? Dr Gaebeleun offers to explaun after class Oh oh A bug day at S B The gurls first unvasuon of the campus S B wuns first football game by crushung Adlephu The school party was a success eh Brett? Brett recuperatung from the party OCTOBER Brett stull recuperatung ls snowed un room 32 of Hegeman today What happened to my shavung cream bomb? hugh but the score wasnt hugh enough to wun A new tradutuon added to S B un the form of extra help classes from 2 45 to 3 l5 P C says lan us to be there wuth out faul Mr Lugget tells us how he wore bow tues and hankues when he was un the Army We had the spurut but Horace Mann got the game Have you seen my luttle brother? Freshman and eughth graders lookung for theur bug brothers Mr Whyte guves Hult hus best wushes as he sends hum to the study hall Say have you seen whats un Mr Roederers communuty French class? Gurls' lles femmesl One day tull the free weekend Yuppeeelll Football team clobbers St Paul Harruers trounce L I Aggues LI R R does a landslude busuness as boys leave for weekend Ll R R swamped agaun as boys return Senuor Buble class learns that Phuluppunos dont really have tau s Babblung Belyea gets booted by Mr Rosenberger The hustory class agaun sees a boy depart Carroll asked to leave before the peruod beguns Trunuty slaughtered by S B at the homecomung game Skullen hugh scorer un Ivy League 151 10 ' . ll ' 5 ' . I4 ' 1 ' 15 , ' . 17 ' ' , " 18 ' ' . 22 ' ' . 25 D . . . . . . . . 27 ' . ll I ' I ' .Il 28 ll ' I ' . I ' .ll ' ll ' 29 ' . . ' ' ' ' 5 30 ' . 1 ' ' . 2 ' . 6 A red letter day has come, we play Poly. Our hopes were 9 " . . ' 'll . ' ' ' 12 ", . 14 ' . 15 . . . . ' 16 . . . . . . 17 , ' ' . ' . ' 18 ' . ' T9 . . ' . . ' . 21 .. . . ' . 23 . . .. , , 'l . 24 ' . . 25 ' ' 27 ' ' . . ' . ' OCTOBER 28 Hegeman Hall proclaimed winner of dorm decoration contest. Mmm, good cake. 31 Cross Country team gives West Point Plebes run for their money. Bulldozers and airhammers seem to make a big hit with the students as construction begins on Memorial. NOVEMBER I Racket unbearable. 2 Puddles in back of Memorial look more like swimming pools. Anyone for a swim? 3 Cross Country team cops second Ivy League title Sprague League champion Congratulations to the Ivy League Cross Country champions ip' Coach Goldberg a d Capfo Sp ague oh Ivy League plaque NOVEMBER Brett gets close to lighting up as his friends f?J attempted to put his toe in the fuse box. Brettie, you're shaking. Only 48 hours until the Senior Class party, according to my calculations. Two birds, Dick Ellis and Steve Johnson were given summons by the game warden for doing something after dark that they shouldn't have done. Seniors busy decorating for class party. Old gym and Hegeman lobby look colorful. Cross Country Team beats Hackley by a perfect score Seniors organized another extravaganza of a party A great time was had by all ,,!' NOVEMBER Boys get lowdown from former Brooker John Brown Mr Roederer doesnt care how the law of supply and de mand works for Hegeman he will not make supply for the demand coffee coke and pie Mr Rosenberger ties up his class with late slips By that I mean Mr Rosenberger ties up his class with late slips Seniors take off their hats to Mr Rosenberger He responds by electing Moore 8- Davidson from the class Tut tut Today IS facellftlng day or what is commonly called general mspection I never knew I owned all that gunk Thanksgiving vacation comes a day earlier for seniors See you Monday As all good things come to an end so did our vacation While the stork brought John Akeroyd weighing 9 pounds the Ll R R brought Dr Donald G Barnhouse ff' I sand no buts Now shush Gol Go! By that I mean go' 5414 Mr Roederer and his harvest 153 .V y I f 7 li I I Q . if it :Wm ' lun! I il A ' . . , . , . I , Harriers outrun Horace Mann to end season. Bring on the , V V, I I ' , sd ' ' I . . . . . Q I, . . , . , . I DECEMBER An all mght study hall was held In MacDonald and Schroe ders room for the purpose of welcomlng 'The Return of the Native Pngerson and Weber start weught llftung contest At present the score IS tned and there IS one broken toe aplece Captams and teams were chosen for the uclcle league bet ter known as class athletics Blathrow refuses to get out of bed for breakfast You dldnt mlss anythmg Ken Isnt there anybody who llkes figs? After many attempts on the welghts the score IS stull hed Davidson appears shorter after haircut lycette stnll sweep Ing up the hanr Dr Gaebeleln gets a real hound dog ls It Loc: or Loki? Steve Wund calculates the fallowmg In History 192717 I teacher 23 students 27 chairs 'I deck l clock 2 radla tors 27 glass brncks 'I3 boys with blond haur 5 boys wuth black halr 5 boys wnth brown halr 9 pasrs of black shoes and 7 palrs of brown shoes 8 palrs of whlte bucks and l mlnute untll the bell And new about Kumalo General Inspection before vacation Gordy really traed was short And thus ends the first long stretch at school Now we all go home for 19 days to make good use of Christmas vacahon and then . 154 Jolley goes Jelley comes that vacation I ' I ' .ll I . . . , . . , . l ' , . . , . . . . : I holes in the ceiling: 72 windows: 5 blackboardsp 6 lightsp : 1 ' 1 : : ' - I . F . . i . . 7 . . I . .i 7 . . F I I JANUARY The r1s1ng moon finds the students dreanly trudg1ng back up Chapman Parkway What are these slgns KSBC7 Eleven senrors late to breakfast That should prove that breakfast IS too early Someone removes Bretts door The secret's out KSBC means Keep Stony Brook Clean College Boards taken thls mormng I used to th1nk I was educated The semors had theur first Sunday breakfast th1s year at Dr Gaebeleun s house D8llCIOUS Harvey Jenklns plays follow the leader' and lands 1n the Hopkrns Hall showers The cold came and the boller went at 2 above zero lf J"'l""' d"""" 'lm' 'l"""' "' W" you th1nk that s bad want ll you get 1n the Army JANUARY For the first t1me s1nce 1949 the basketball team slaughtered Poly Prep 50 30 The voluntary concert proved to be a very beautlful one for those who went Mr Merz says Just for enloyments sake let's llsten to Bach In music apprecla t1on Jelley finds readlng I ll Cry Tomorrow more lnterestrng The basketball team beats Hackley 1n a thr1ller Gull teaches the semors to make ammals out of balloons The basketball team takes over first place by beatlng Adelphl 62 53 The wrestlmg team adds to the roy by beatung Poly S B takes a double from St Pauls by beatung them an basketball and wrestlmg Some cutle rn Hegeman Hall declded to roll a garbage can down the stalrs 'IO 'IO P M Hegeman Hall then sets fire drlll record And then there was srlence for exactly 2 mlnutes and 35 seconds t1Il the Ere dr1ll 155 8 .. . . 9 ' . 1o ' . ll ' . . 12 . . 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' ' ' . 27 ' ' ' ' at JANUARY Exam week starts wsth a bang sn Englssh Oh well fasr ss foul and foul ss fasr Sensors cant see the woods for the trees after Buble exam Four Hungarsans vssst the school and lose thesr desserts In case you re sn a fog the school forfests sts desserts once a week for the Hungarsan refugees Sensors rush through a hsstory exam to go home sooner Some go by trasn some by car some by bmt" FEBRUARY School starts agasn after weekend Ssx new boys start school Three of them are very lskable Hungarsans Mr Akeroyd who was sn charge of the language assembly was torpedoed by a negatsve vote on whether language study ss necessary or not to a prep school currsculum Rschard Chang ss the first sensor to be accepted at college The basketball team trounces Trsnsty to keep sts undefeated resgn of first place The champsonshsp looks near The school skatsng party was very much enloyed by all S B rolls up another vsctory sn basketball St Pauls was the vsctsm Schroeder gets lesson sn pronuncsatson of Loks from Dr Gaebelesn Say st five tsmes Fred A very successful sensor party was held today The sensors and thesr dates ate at the Bayberry House saw a movse and topped oFf the nsght wsth a few lsnes of The Katabsan theory of the orsgsn of the Spanssh Amerscan War was not appre csated by Mr Rosenberger Spasn had lots of gold chests and chests and chests of st Ssx sensors late to breakfast PC apposnts MacDonald to wake Bsathrow and Alverzo each mornsng MacDonald hst by Alverzo s alarm clock Alverzo thsnks that Gordy s too efflcsent Sensors ensoy a very successful sksp day We saw West Posnt skated and hsked at Bear Mountasn and watched the Rangers polssh off the Brusns at the Garden Sensors wakened personally by P C He s taksng no chances Mr Rosenberger asks that sensors have ssgns readsng I am awake .-yfts Mr Goldberg get out of the po Such :annsbalssm Sensors on sneak Doctor Gaebelesn and hss camera on the sneak 156 28 . . . i ,, I I . . . . .,, 30 - I ll ll ' . 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W I . . tl ' ' FEBRUARY Janow elected to see about road condntuons on Chapman Parkway and almost cant get out of one of the holes Ut s really not that bad J The Brooks wrestlmg team beats Trlmty by a score of 47 3 Lost first basketball game to Hackley 9 wuns l loss No worrys though league looks clinched Bunldmg on Memorual Hall almost completed Norse stnll perslsts Adelphn beaten Vnsted dunks In 24 points after not belng at practlce for two weeks One more game to wan the Ivy League tltle Mr Rosenberger us thankful for hls rest of the past Aslatuc History class and makes hls thanksglvlng public at lunch Is the mood good or bod' lasno has nothung on Montua MARCH 'I Today marks the hundredth day before graduation Sensors excused from Babe Work begun on Monday s speclal occasion Earnest lub workers Ellu gels lnlpmg hand 157 ...2 ' ' ' 23 ' ' I ' ' - . ' 25 . . . . . . . . ' 27 . l . n . . v . . 28 . . ' . . u . . . . r normal - Jt , Q E t .. L lx.,-' . I . . I nrt. g -e 'W Q : W ! . MARCH 2 Stony Brook basketball team becomes Ivy League Champions by overwhelming St. Paul's. The stars were Visted and Malachuk. Coach Fenton holds the award presented to the league basketball champnons whale co captams Strong and Vlsted kneel on hu left and nght LEAGUE CHAMPS Al Malachuk Duck Skrupak Bob Bennett Frank Vlsted Toby Walker lan Davidson Bruce Strong Dave Skullen Dave Cook Chuck Frlcke MARCH 2 Also our wrestlung team competed for the Ivy League Champnonshup un wrestlmg We placed second ID the league needmg three ponnts to wm 158 SENIOR CLASS DAY 6. MARCH --BV" Routine again collapses as a new in- novation is tried the Senior Class takes over for the faculty. It was a day great- ly enjoyed by faculty and student a ike. fb what your "WY Emerson-a MARCH if W II e now this 9oes ruund and round Halt and Dillon 54, F' Dr. Gaebelein compliments the student body on its behavior during student day. Johnston Hall tries to cut the electric bill by throwing the master switch. The fog is lifting: we can see Spring Vavation ahead. Prigerson is on bounds and why does he resent that? After all, he almost always goes home The annual Science Fair is deemed by all a great success The Theme Science in the Home Mr Roederer starts the first outdoor class of spring Bill Jelley gets separated from Listening to Music for the second time In two weeks Sprung Vacation starts for the rest of the school Some of the betterQ'?l boys leave Jelley Cook and Ching play clean up men for the school as they too must leave APRIL The student body returns at 8 Not so long til Com mencement now Bill Jelley starts off the season leaving Latin under duress The Music class remains intact for an entire period How long can this keep up? Ysoe this dlagmmg Roodg Rudlo Call the plumber Qwdd ch""9 Water Syqems Athletic Banquet tonight Prigerson takes the first slice out of the Class of 57 o The Bears run all over the Adelphians in the season s first baseball game 'I7 7 Spell broken in Listening to Music as Janow disappears to study hall Since we ve pretty well pulveruzed this year we ll shut down the Grinder until next year when we come back as alumni Take it cool 160 G01 a match Pete Esser Onl Furnace ..-v V15 LNS 1 .1-' let s see what do l CLD now? Gill Hul09"" AUQSOI. no S UUFTC I , I ' 13 . ' . I . I . . . . 0 I 9 1 u 1 15 . . " 16 , , ' - L ' h V . DIV! 'I I f W I n 3 ' I u u 4 . . . . . - I , I .. fx' K Q . x K f - 5 W- W " A . g N ? e ,J T. fe! ' 1 4 X - ' if-4' . ' J ., 4 I i t . ' EE: - sr 5 T it sf . is W L Ea -, M21 ' L H .fgu ' I lr' MLK, 4 , . - 1 ' ln, ,L 1 I l g. . . , ' - ' 1-'in Y. ' -' 9 11' - 1 ' I - 1 1 1 ' . 1