Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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jk? Kfdiifi pI 0l0AeCg THAT MARVELOUS YEAR NINETEEN SEVENTY FIVE SURE WAS A TOSS UP BETWEEN KING ARTHUR AND JIVE FOR OUT OF THE DARK AGES AND INTO THE LIGHTS CAME A HEPPED UP VERSION OF KING ART AND HIS KNIGHTS. AND BECAUSE THIS BOOK WAS SUCH A HIT A CELEBRATION WAS THROWN FOR ELEANOR DE MARTINI. THE AUTHOR OF IT, , AND AT THIS SHINDIG, WE SAW ONCE MORE SOME OF OUR CLASSMATES OF '5-l. The celebration was held at the Hotel Launcelot in the Triangle Room. It was designed by those world acclaimed architects, Dick Treadwell. John D'Augelli. and Paul Dipple. The well known hotel manager. George A. Sinkoff. with the hotelfs gracious head receptionists. Dolores Sehanne and June Douglas. greeted ns in the spacious lobby. We marveled at the beautiful interior decorating done by Phyllis Hertz. Also in the lobby we were aware of lilting music supplied by Phil Novak and his band. As we entered the Triangle Room we immediately caught the effect of the beautiful lighting supplied by electrical engineer, Jerry Slama. After having been seated at our table we glanced around the room for familiar faces. We saw the noted nuclear physicist, Ahren Sadolf. who had just won the Nobel Prize. He was with his attractive mathematical assistant, Gloria Diehr. To our right in an absurd ten gallon hat evidently from Al IYerther's haberdashery. we saw the rich cattle rancher. Little Don Hoy. who had just been flown in from Texas by commercial pilot, John Capra. At that moment wt were startled by John Blulligan. the millionaire. surrounded by his usual bevy ol' gorgeous secretaries. Elaine Schacht. Joan Ashe. Anne Baker. Roz Benson, and Liz Proud, who dashed in. Close on his heels was Tax Searcher. Robert Brink. John hurried over to the table of his lawyer, Ken Godfrey. tlmsi- dcntally Ken was in the midst of several beautiful airline hostesses, Sue Burnett. Corrinne Cadieux. julie Dibble and Bunny MacGregorj. We then saw the light of flashbulbs and recognized the free lance photographer Ralph Veralli. He was Eighteen