Bethpage High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Bethpage, NY)

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CLAS We, the class of 1956, being of unsound mind and zany characte Adamkin, Alegro Anderson, Docia Andreoli, Frank Aromando, Barbara Atchue, Marianne Audio, Jennie Auriemma, Louis Babiskin, Arlene Bodarne, Evelyn Baranello, Anthony Borbiere, Dolores Boss, lawrence Eeksvoort, Judith Biondo, Noel Black, William Black, Melvin Bock, Sheila Bothe, John Bona, Rose Marie Bradley, Catherine Bradley, Patricia Brandes, Rhoda Braumann, Barbara Brereton, Frances Brockman, Michael Brown, Edward Brownstein, Roberta Brush, Jeanette Brussenski, Eleanor Buccheri, Loretta Burke, Barbara leaves senior leaves leaves leaves job be leaves leaves leaves lot, leaves leaves leaves McGun leaves leaves leaves Puente leaves line to leaves leaves her scholarship woes to a future her old flames. his joking manner. Yearbook Business Manager's hind. her shorthand speed, with Adonis, an empty space in the parking her freckles to Lucille Shapiro, an empty trial balance. his pleasing personality to Brian nigle, her quiet ways to Marty Riger his menu in the cafeteria. a full supply of matches for Mr s' bunsen burner. her ability to draw a straight AI Rofrano. in his happy hat-rod. his legal advice to the Business law class. leaves her empty seat. leaves, in silence, leaves her seat in Jrd period English to Mildred Noce leaves her laryngitis in the nurse's oltice. leaves her love for basketball to an- other l. I. G. A. member. leaves Joyce Mastriani alone in typing. leaves her dimple to Peggy Mason. leaves, for places unknown. leaves o new set of maps to Mr. Doremus. leaves his shy manner to Billy Martin leaves senior privileges to the iunior class. leaves her quiet voice to Beryl Carter leaves, with prospects of a happy future. leaves the 5: and l0c store without a salesgirl leaves her lilting voice to George Pilliccieri. Burleson, Roberta Campbell, Florence Ceraso, Edward Ceraso, Robert Colby, John Cornish, Carol Cramer, Joseph Curcia, Denise Daly, Patricia Davidson, Anna Davis, Barry De Domenico, Rose Marie De Pasquale, Rosalie De Sonti, Rosemary Del Prete, Nancy Dell'Aira, louise Dethlefsen, Barbara Dinitz, Joyce Di Rocco, Barbara Di Iorio, Roger Dimenna, Francis Dietrich, Edna Dallolf, Donald Doughty, Raymond Duggan, Patricia Ericsson, Wahnita leaves her walk to Barbara MacAuliffe, leaves her leaky pens in the busine room. leaves his time in the mile to futu track stars. leaves his vaulting pole and record anyone who can break both of e leaves his Spanish dictionary in Roc 212, leaves her sister to walk the a alone. leaves his 20-'10 vision to John Deub leaves her string bass to a left-hand flute player leaves her smile leaves Mrs. Nemiroff without a helpil hand. leaves his famous initials to the futu editor of Hi-Times. leaves her American History notes Christiane Ruckert. leaves her art ability to the next yec book staff leaves her broken fingernails in t typing room. leaves her defective typewriter future secretaries leaves to became Miss Dairy Ma 1956 leaves one dozen straight pins ta M Jackson. leaves her long eyelashes, leaves her flare for clothes to Florer Ratto. leaves his guard position on the vars team to Robert Donolli. leaves his superior Pl Spanish knoi edge in the textbook leaves her quiet manner to al Ruggiero leaves his golf clubs in sandtrap leaves his famous cars to Henry Fo leaves with Joan and Evelyn to her fortune leaves her ballet ability to Ron Thompson. 4 S

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WI L1 this to be Fain, Bruce Faruola, Joan Feldman, Janice Ferrand, Richard Ferri, Barbara Files, laurel Fioravanti, Domenick Fischer, Robert french, Suzanne Friedman, Barbara Fugina, Elizabeth Gallagher, Lorraine Gary, Robert Gaughan, Grace Gear, Karen Germain, Mark Geigerich, Margaret Gianotosio, Anthony Glamann, Charles Golden, Anne Goss, Margaret Gray, Donald Graxiano, Ann Graziana, Dolores Greco, Salvatore omgusua, vumnu Greisofe, Shirley Grimshaw, Carol 7 do hereby make, publish, and cleclare our Last Will and Testament. leaves his favorite question to Mrs Wille. leaves Mr, Krawitz a book ta bang the desk with. leaves an empty PJ space in her locker to an unsuspecting freshman. leaves his good grooming to Arthur Black. leaves the football team without a STEADY fan. leaves the guidance office without a Girl Friday. leaves his fabulous grin to Liberace. leaves his camera and a lot of old fllm. leaves her pep and energy to Elaine Suewer leaves her smile. leaves her booming voice, leaves her red hair to Valerie Becker. leaves his good looks to future seniors. leaves her good diction to the public speaking class. leaves her Best-Dressed title leaves Mr. Abata all the axioms in the book. leaves, as happy-ga-lucky as she came. leaves his bass drum to Bob Conroy. leaves his sunny personality to light up the halls of BHS, leaves her drawl to a fellow South- erner, Mr. Sechrest leaves her short Italian hair-da to Josephine Lucchese, leaves o sixpence to the treasurer of '57 leaves all of her 90 pounds to Tom Viola leaves her undernourished books in her over-crowded locker, 3350. leaves his bow-ties and golf hat to Tommy Strachan leaves, gladly leaves for Sl Osborne Ave., Garden City leaves her seat in Room 234 to David Buffum Gulotta, Paul Gummoe, Janet Halm, Brian Harrison, Eric Harrison, Robert Hasselbach, Virginia Hauss, Carl Hayes, George Hoffer, Michael Holm, John lppolito, Fred lskowitz, Joyce Jarres, Theo Jasper, Roger Johnson, Brian Johnson, Eleanor Kessler, Joyce Koch, William Kops, Roberta Koss, Theresa Kowalik, John la Mendola, lucy La Point, Jack latella, Marlene Leroy, lorraine liebald, Joan locombo Patricia Longman, William luick, Arlcen leaves his soap box in the auditorium, leaves her portrayal of Granny back- stage. leaves to design his dream house, leaves Grandpa Sycamore on Clare- mont Street. leaves his baseball bat on home plate. leaves Hi-Times without an Exchange Editor. leaves his problems in math. leaves his saxophone in the orchestra par leaves his football trophy to a future gridman. leaves the quiet l?l horn on his car to anybodyll leaves, in search of top billing for his dance band. leaves Mr. Harrison minus o journalism student, leaves her flowing locks to Eileen Morgan, leaves to perfect his H20-CO2 scientific theory leaves the Zero Club without a president. leaves, in a '56 Chevy leaves her poodle cut. leaves his good looks. leaves, to take more college entrance exams. leaves, with her sorority sisters. leaves his witty remarks to Frank Mancuso, leaves the Yearbook staff without o typist leaves his tennis ability to Arthur Schatzel leaves her scrapbook filled with Beth- page memoirs ta Gail Balch leaves her gym suit leaves for Prosperity, ln: leaves her gym suit in the girls' locker YDOH1, leaves Skeeter alone leaves her memories of a wonderful four years to the undergrads 'sc