Bellport High School - Log Yearbook (Bellport, NY)

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FIRST ROW, I.. to R.: A. Bnrthclmcss. B. Knight, N. Nystrom, M. Miller, nl. Von Ftcns, I. Inrocci, M. Rizzo, A. Lconc. SFCOND ROXV: C. Pcrino, I.. Gcmmel, M, Tofte. R. Dclivu, I. Mnnnino, Ii. O'N6il, M. Cnrlc, I.. Cnrlc. THIRD ROW: S. Austin. IS. l Knssner, Voit, R. Toftc, EI. Kurrnss, K. Zultowski, 15. Stcrns, D. Catton. FOURTH tt. RCJW: bl. Engelhnrtlt, N. Rohbcz Mztson, D. Demztrcst, C. Van Alcn, F. Ritlcout, D. D VW Kurmss, H. Phillips, B. Durmnnin. FIFTH ROW: G. Pyron, W. Austin, G. Smith, XX, vl m 9 ' I, G. Paul, ll. Olscn, D. Hull, C. Carle, R. Smith. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Fbersolc, A. Schaef- +Q,6,N to-Xl cr, P. O'Ncil, I.. Iizirtliclincss, O. Mzilcttu, B. Ctttlc, F. Diliungi. j ,mf ,QQ af - P J if . .X Ly ,.-' , -',.t V. - ' 'lf A V- lvfvw Qi WIC tit' . ' .W ' ' ' 0 AV X04 fx MIDI Ac r I 1 . J - x KE L Qli7CX aw 06 ,T , U r , -. - tx ,Q N50 'NS V- Y . Q. .IQ an . QQQQQSQ1' -Y , ,. ' O . . , ,'s YJ. E X - I V , - v. 5 I on V x -- 1 ... - ,-1 , , w' 1 P' L w N 1 -I v 1 l 5 'Tl g ' .f V I , MV OrcAe5fra Austin, D. Swignrt, A. Chapman. SEC 12. O'Ncill. bl. Von Etcns, H. Phillips, N Rohhcz Mtison, D. Demfirest, Gould C. lfinn. T. Mnrrion, I.. Von Etcns, I Voivight, Al. Patterson, I.. Mingino, B C. Rrusth. R. Smith, R, ELIWLIFLIS. FIRST ROW, I.. to R.: N. Nystrom, S. OND ROXV: C. Perino, M. Engelhzirdt, lllflllll. THIRD ROW: B. Carle, M, Knight. Qi. l'.1ul, I3. Dnrmnnin, Ci. Pyron, Q 5

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S FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Mingino, S. Austin, S. Oleson, C. Spelman, J. Mannino, C. QW -3:25. ,x -sg S I , X' ,-Q , - tg in-n 7 ffzws ,VL7 4 f Vi ,gf Z 1 ndlgfgy 1 Perino, Stafetas. SECOND ROW: N. Wood, A. Villano, B. Lancaster, N. Kula- A.iL'Ll!fL.Q , faq' 5 kowski, S. Chambers, B. Knight, K. Olsen. THIRD ROW: B. Darmanin, Cr. Pyron R. Edwards, C. Reusch, P. O'Neill, B. Kleen, E. Cardamone. FOURTH ROW: J Joyce, Smith, C. Finn, T. Marrian, P. Collins, Von Etens. FIFTH ROW: Olsen, A. Chapman, L. Baier, M. Carle. O ear. ' ' ' f ,. ',,s - ' 'X l' ..-ral , 1-'I 'ff' f ,- a ffi jP6 ,aka J . .Ly .yi ,L i I f- Q V- , ti' y av c - V -' Q 1 if- ' ' This is one orgzmization tha-t is not content to stand pat. Under the inspiring leadership of Mr. Ebersole, the band improv-es each passing year. Listen- ers, usually -well pleased with the last year's perform- 1 ances, await eagerly the future ones which always seein to get better and better. 1954-55 was nqxex- ception as the concert standard remained high' and Bellport sent its usual large contingent to All-State. In late February the band made a three: daytour of V,' Pennsylvania and played a series of concerts in Her- shey and other towns and were greeted with great x enthusiasm. Yes, the band can ceptainly ,stand :on its present laurels, but it is a sure thing that they f B will not be content to. A 1, . A f I ' i ,I , 129.- -4 te J ' 4

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x .L-li11 X FIRST ROW, L. to R.: D. Pastern, M. Porto, A. Perry, J. Leone, B. Zylowski, L. Ci- acco, C. Gallo, L. Von Etens. SECOND ROW: R. Carle, P. Bossler, B. Saulle, C. Satornino, J. Patterson, M. Engelhardt, H. Carle, B. Mann. THIRD ROW: J. Van Slyke, J. Bennicase, D. Camire, L. Mingino, B. Richardson, D. Quappe, R. Simson, A. Ciacco. FOURTH ROW: S. Cox, R. Stella, D. Swigart, L. Edwards, L. Abrams, J. Stafetas, N. Camire, J. Humbert. FIFTH ROW: A Deluca, R. Edwards, J. Gould, J. Joyce, R. Perlimen, A. Hoffrage, P. Collins, T. Marrion. SIXTH ROW: R. Stewart, C. Finn, R. Stafetas, L. Baier, B. Saulle, R. Walsh. u . RX X 'yt . . 'N 'U I, ' 'I 1, ' 159 , I ' J 'N l ' 'Q 5 The conductor majestically mounts the podium, raises his baton, ik ' 0 J Y' , NIL lowers it, and the orchestra responds with the stirring chords of the Y, X y Kea Q, N Messiah . In this case, the group is the Bellport Orchestnafwith their 1 ' X1 fn 'C new conductor Mr. Sant Ambrogio, directing them in Handfel's Mast ' 0 ' X Q' 'fx Vi terpiece on the occasion of the inspiring Christmas program. This was , , Y i Q J ,i Xf' ' one of the high spots of the year for our orchestra and is aagood g' , i. ,' 1 ' N L.: indication what hard work, perseverance, and fresh interpretation ,can ' : I L W I ' ' W 'XX and will do to add to our music horizons in years to come. f , : m 1 ' r I' ,I While the band and the orchestra are adding to the instrumental 'A ' ft A ,Y I 'I' I fjf 1 side of music at Bellport, the Glee Club does its part nobly in main- ' . X 5' 'S ' ' , 'I J if taining the high level of choral work in our high school. With the , N 'o 0 t . ,. I ff I largest membership ever, Mr. Ebersole, our conductor, had plenty to , , .N ' 0 Q 1 I j work with, and the results show how well his effort was applied. 7 K ,A ' I R 'gl qlx A new type of Christmas program was one of its major triumphs and ' , ' ' 2, the annual spring concert was another success. The Glee Club sent W it A J. 'NS W i' Q J its usual large group to all-state where they reaped the rewards that I , H ' Q 2 , ' .f love of music and hard work will bring. Yes, both individual and 'WN ' ' ' so 0 group accomplishments were high as the Glee Club remained true to J N. ' 1 ' , , its motto of continually improving on eiccellence. 0 ,! x .1 -51- I x ' , F 1'-1.8