Bellport High School - Log Yearbook (Bellport, NY)

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-lg FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Bowman, E., Chapman, K. Olsen, A. Fuoco, M. Smith, G. Murdock, S. Carrano, P. Irving, L. Cole, M. DeVos, Mr. Vaughan. SECOND ROW: M. Ince, B. Love, L. Collins, J. Trotta, L. Martin, R. Voight, P. Richardson, R. Randall, C. Neuman, A. Wilm, R. Croker. THIRD ROW: J. Vanderzaln, J. Mallon, E. Rhatti- gan, E. Edwards, G. Iarocci, R. Kinsella, F. Majestic, R. Pils, M. James, P. Small, K. Spelman. FOURTH ROW: P. Hodder, R. Hoffman, G. Jacobson, M. Fleming, A Villano, L. Musso, A. Lanyi, R. Patanjo, P. Reilly, D. Streit, W. Bone. FIFTH ROW: J. Wells, A. Becker, J. Fuoco, K. Buchanan, T. McCormick, C. Breselin, D. Coon, B Martin, W. Treadwell. KF' 6400- .. N .Annu rf. ,.L ' -Lf, ,A if n ' N at ,jf-'L lx ,I-4 n A W talk -fl 1 I j'-.'1.44., ...WMV by 01 M. A K 1, L '4 flvf, . ' '--J' 1.3, ,G L and Mr. Vaughan. President, Peter Small Vice-President, Arthur Wilm Secretary, Warren Treadwell Treasurer, Karen Olsen SEVENT-I-I GRADE This grade from the very start took to responsibilities like ducks to water and played a manasize role in running our school. Examples of this were their con- tribution to the Student Council and a fun-filled 7th grade dance. They present- ed a fine reason why faith in the Bell- port system of education has risen so high. Their advisers were Mr. Bowman

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X -LL 559. 'JU orgy C ya., -2 U :L 519.49 if' 5- .Rigas in-RFQ Q T' . I3 3 J: .S 5 to j E fi f, 3 ,U xn in w Q I 1' eg p x U, B, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Paisley, J. Owen, D. Demarest, H. Phillips, R. Stafetas, D. K DAX' ' Kurrass, G. Paul, L. Von Etens, C. Finn, J. Stafetas, B. Mann, J. Iarocci, R. Bawldin. C W' W SECOND ROW, to R.: B. Walsh, j. Lancaster, N. Baier, C. Montalbano, A. Leone, Z - . A 46 R- Tofre, L. Mmgmo, J. Van slyke, L. cane, L. Dubicki, G. Findeis. THIRD Row, fe Q .. -gl ' J W 0. Vu L. to J. Stepharll, A- PeffY, D. Grieshop, M. Munsch, J. Decelles, V. Leistman, tk ' ,-' I Www J. Benincasa, F, Rideout, C. Van. Alen, C. Brown, N. Cherney. FOURTH ROW, V 4 I -UH. A0 L. to R.: Kinsella, Carle, C. Reusch, J. Olsen, W. Bone, T. Marrion, L. Nims, A I 1 ,J AW A. Chapman, G. Pyton, G. Smith, N.. Capobianco. FIFTH ROW, L. to R.: J. Vig- ii rsvjf' M 3 -- HMO, P- Hall, A. Hoffrage, J. Dubicl5,L3RvZukowsk1, W. Austin, B. Jefferson, C. 1. ,Aw 5-J' 7 Carle. 3 -Days ep? . X I 1 Fi 5 FX 5 . s l O i jf .P . L I ,,.l,s. U! gg 33 YJIPA' SLA. n fl G! 'I D U Qfi J? J' e,f'i'i 3 b KO .D QQJQ ,JU .- if-,,,4 D? .A ' ' Cf 5-I 1 - cf, Gp bfi ,so1?1-IOMORE CLASS .... . .....,.. A 4 The Sophomore class has lived up to the pro- gress predicted for it. Praiseworthy scholastically, the group also exhibited ability to have fun in extra- curricular activities, participating with honors in sports, dramatics, government and most other af- fairs that go with our school life. Its dance was one of the high spots of our social year, and their as- sembly was likewise acclaimed. Leona Von Etens ran things well with the firm hand of class presi- President - L- V011 EICHS dent, aided by interested advisors, Mr. Paisley and V. President - G- P2111 Mr. Baldwin. judging from their perseverance and Secretary - D. KHHHSS ambition in projects to date, the Sophomores should Treasurer - C. Finn prove a credit to Bellport in their two years ahead.

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, ,, if FIRST ROW, L. to R.: P. O'Connell, A. Thomas, D. Wesch, S. Olesen, Mr. Manhardr, S. Cox, N. Kulakowski, R. Edwards, M. Grucci, J. Kirkup, P. Martin, A. Murch. SEC- OND ROW: S. Chambers, R. Maust, J. De Liva, D. Carle, A. French, W. Van Vlec J. Still, J. Carle, B. Hawkins, C. Robinson, B. Lancaster, J. Grucci.. THIRD ROW:, B. Klein, K. Borger, D. Mann, F. Naumann, J. Naumann, J. Fuoco, J. Rick, A. Kamp- uart, O. Maynes, R. Voight, D. Waldon, R. Bressler, F. Burton. FOURTH ROW: T. I . Garfield, A. Vaccaro, G. Bowen, A. Faurenso, L. Cox Bedell, F. Salmi. Carroll, B. Pyron, R 2'?5Wiy:.Y'n4 fifty ,,.r,,ifgif.,, .ilrfyiffyt EI TH GRADE rgfwtf Y it Wy' - J i riaifrtf W 'W RU in M ..,4f0f 'yo l Wait? if it t . I if The eighth grade is generally considered to be a very hard year. It is midway between grammar school and the bewildering routine of high school. The students must begin to acquaint themselves with upperclass ways in preparation for their debut as freshmen next year. It is difficult, but this year's class didn't seem to be dazed at all. With the help of advisors, Mr. Cox and Mr. Manhardt, it was no time before they were familiar with the new role President .- Robert Edwajdg and won the appreciation of all. Robert Edwards Viee President .- Thomas Can-011 was the class president. A word of advice to you Secretary - Riehg-rd O'R0u1'kg future freshmen: in the multitude of new high school Treasurer .- Augustine Vaeeato experiences, don't become so involved that you can't do our best in ever thin that ou attem t. See Y Y S Y P you next year. .-23.-