Carle Place High School - Carillon Yearbook (Carle Place, NY)

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Annette Rae DeMario Patricia Ann DeMella Pauline Denaro Miss fashionplate of '58,ANNETTE DE MARIO is a very busy little lady with the Yearbook and Boosters taking up her time. Annette likes dancing to which everyone can attest. Annette satisfies her artistic leanings by painting, but she depends on Italian food to satisfy her appetite. Annette would like to be a designer if she doesn't get married first. Perhaps she will do both. About the only problem that worries PATRICIA DE MELLA is how to rise and shine at 7:00 in the morning. Calories do not seem to bother Pat, as she can enioy such luxuries as whipped cream and ice cream sundaes without worrying about a notice- able weight increase. Pat enioys taking pictures for the CARILLON as a member of the Photography Club. Her main dislikes are people who brag and history tests, but Pat enioys warbling as demonstrated at one of our dances. I don't have the time are the characteristic words coming from PAULINE DENARO. Pauline's pet peeve is receiving notes from our editor-in-chief. As photography editor of the CARILLON, Pauline finds herself the recipient of many such treasures be- cause of her biggest problem, only twenty-four hours in a day. Busy Pauline wants to be a baby nurse. We know she will be a good one. CARYL DEVINE'S biggest thrill came last year when the White Team was victorious at Sportsnight. Caryl must have been instrumental in that victory, for she is an ace basketball player. She is taking a secretarial course at Carle Place in preparation for the future. Caryl can usually be found, complete with typewriter, munching on frankfurters and sauerkraut at the famous Bill's, with her future husband, Joe. JAMES DONOHUE is known best as Rebel. At the drop of a hat, Jimmy will defend the South. Reb is eyeing college lpossibly one of the service academies! which we know will not permit him too much sleep, his favorite pastime. Jim's out-going per- sonality and unusual sense of humor have kept us gay. So remember, James, toujours gai. Caryl Devine James M. Donohue

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Annette T. Cohen Pasquale Crispi Everytime we ask ANNETTE COHEN about col- lege, this pessimistic scholar has only a horse laugh for an answer. Although Annette partakes in numer- ous activities, by far the most enjoyable for her is zooming around in her little white and red Mercury. Give us a horse laugh, she may, gallivant, she may, but Annette is going to college in the fall. Beyond that, marriage-of course! Everybody's friend seems to describe jovial PAT CRISPI. Pat has been smiling his way through four years of high school with engineering as his prime goal. Pat's really to be admired for his intri- cate layout of model trains which he keeps in the basement of his Syosset home. The long curving tracks and skillfully built mountains and roads are truly Pat's pride and joy. Our Marine of the future is SIDNEY CYMBALSKY. This ambitious lad enjoys hunting and tinkering with motors of all kinds. Sid has gained valuable ex- perience in auto mechanics while following an in- dustrial course here at Carle Place High. Mr. Cym- balsky may be located either under a hood or over a huge plate of lasagna. But we imagine lasagna won't be as plentiful in the Marines as it is around Carle Place. RONALD D'AGOSTlNO is one of our car-crazy seniors. Ronnie's hobby is cars and he dreams of the day when a drag strip will grace his native Syos- set. Miss Gibber's History Class is Ron's favorite hangout in school. Like a true Italian, Ron enjoys lasagna and pizza pie. After' graduation, he has his eye set on college. The Syosset school bus pulls into the parking lot each morning, and from its open doors steps that man-about-town, THOMAS G. D'AGOSTlNO. Tom- my's not really going to be a straphanger all his life. Commercial art will pay for his room and board in the coming years. For recreation Tom will prob- ably play baseball or basketball and, if time is available, he will more than likely be tinkering with his car. Sidney D. Cymbalsky Ronald A. D'Agostino Thomas G. D'Agastino

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Vince nt W. Doyle Elayne Drayson Alaska holds some strange fascination for VIN- CENT DOYLE. This warm blooded red-head plans to work there after graduation. Cars are a passion of Vinnie's. He enioys dragging when he is not sleeping. People who borrow cigarettes are a pet peeve of Vincent's. lnsisting he was scared out of several years growth, Vinnie will never forget the time when he was reprimanded for fooling around in the hall. I think the pizza fans are going to win! Another senior on their side is ELAYNE DRAYSON. Elayne is an import from Jericho. She aspires to be a medical assistant and intends to go to college. A young lady with a flair for music, Elayne's hobbies include col- lecting popular records and dancing, to Fascina- tion, of course. When JEROME EDER was asked what his worst moment in high school was, he quickly replied, Being late on my first day. ln future years, Jerry hopes to find the letters M.D. after his name. Stamps, guns, and cars take up his spare time, when he isn't analyzing his friends. Jerry's current prob- lem is Advanced Algebra, which he says is giving him trouble. Jerry does not appreciate people that are too smart. ROBERT FALKENSTEIN has been a steady cus- tomer in our athletic department where his activities include weightlifting, track and baseball. Bob's hob- bies are weightlifting and hunting. His dream is to visit Africa, and then become a forester. ln the in- terim, Bob contents himself with watching television, eating hamburgers, and avoiding people who like themselves. JOHN FIG and football are practically synony- mous. Although he is very active in gymnastics and track also, it was in football that John received the highest honors as Lineman of the Year and a mem- ber of the all scholastic team for Nassau County. Not satisfied to keep sports as an extra activity, John plans on college followed by a career as a physical education teacher. If liking your work is a formula for success, John is sure to reach the top in his chosen field. Jerome Martin Eder Robert Gerald Falkenstein John Fig