Babylon High School - Trawler Yearbook (Babylon, NY)

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JAMES GRIFFITHS Student Council, Dramatic Marching Class, Cheerleading. Spirited, vital, gayly bold. To top it off, a heart of gold! Look, he's winding the watch of his wit - By and by it will strike. Club, PEGGY HOWITT Band, orchestra, chorus, Leaders' Club, hockey, volleyball, basketball, archery. Not too quiet, not a frivolous gal, just one you'd like to call your pal. She's Peg of our hearts --like i sugar, sweet and refined. 'Q JOHN HALLASEY Art Club. johnny-got a zero? Where there's smoke there's Hallasey! ROBERT HANINGTON V, Basketball. A E K Bob'll paddle his own canoe-It W takes skill to navigate the crooked ' f ' course of life! 1- ff' KN r Ly' HARVEY I-IOELZER Ba d, Commandos, Marching Class. He'll always sign the right notes -definitely one woman's man-no one will horn in on his success! Q H95 DONALD HOEVELS Football, Vice-President Senior Class. He looks what he is-an active, carefree, good-natured fellow - Ask Don for- A little mischief by the way A little fun to spice the day! f'f5I!'y O Q MILDRED HOWELL 0 ROBERT HOLMES Band chorus Dramatic Club Ona Deceptive humor has the knack cheerleading of getting things done-friend in need Lovely to look at delightful to know a Howelling success where ever she goes '5x5di0 gxccofx eff

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JOAN FREVERT snzo Fusr Ping Knitting Club, hockey, volleyball, Slow to SPe9Ch and Slow to aflgef-' softball, Library Club. rarest of all a regular fellow Tou- ' 7 Suivez-moi! Mais oui-Her ways -'ours en retard' nesbce pas? are as pleasant as she is gentle. GJ'-f ' 'AJOSEPH GIANFERRARA Q hortly it will G. I. Ferra, a cowboy e .5 with a car-big splash. . 1 K ol ' , in iw 'ia r Whip, ROBERT GIDNEY Plenty of horse sense - Absence makes the heart grow fonder -and are we fond of Bob! ,X l xii! , 'JN BERYL GITTELMAN Library Club, Trawler, softball, vol- leyball, basketball. Competent and dependable-wavy hair plus nice smile-charms-men regret it not! EDITH GLAAB Basketball. Here is quiet charm and sweetness. She is the epitome of neatness. WARREN GRANZ Warren never suffers from insomnia Knlttlng Club. - -Thinks it's better to create than A rnodern miss in dotted swiss.. to be learned. J mf J ALLY GREGORY rl-J1 a lovely face and a gracious air- Dear Bob . . . ' 15

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CAROLE HUBER Trawler, Dramatic Club, softball. To love, to cherish and to obey -- Webster and Hayne have nothing on her-You'll never want for friend when Carole's around. J, of' 5 WALTER HYRNYSHYN Handsome is he. hondsome does he! I-Ielll make a hit on the keyboard of success-the photogenic type! JEANETTE KARPOWICH W M A slap-happy stenographer-leads a dual life at B. H. S. and commercial school. LILLIAN KIESEL Science Club, Discussion Club, Home Ec. Club, Knitting Club, Press Club, Library Club, Dramatic Club, cheerleading, Trawler, hockey, volley- ball, basketball, softball. 'AA little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men -The fourth Kiesel to graduate-Imagine! MARIE LaPLACA Chorus volleyball basketball arch ery Scribblers Club Calm as the night Modest unassuming Quiet and reassuring A M JOAN KIERNAN Basketball, archery, volleyball, Science Club, hockey. If you could know her then you'd understand, Why we think that she's so grand! ROBERT KIMMERLE 7!-Qxmff' Tall, dark, and handsome-original Ladies Home Companion -- are there any more at home like you? ' ' MARYBETH LEININGER Band orchestra chorus Music Club hockey volleyball basketball softball President of Discussion Club President of Scribblers Club Honor Society Trawler Senior Cabinet Perfection can t be changed by the sands of time--Aint m1sbehavmgC9J My Ideal ,aa