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

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N M James W. Rilling Raymond J. Roos lf you have difficulty in locating JAMES RILLING try the gas station or candy store. He is certain to be at one or the other, for cars and ice cream are his favorites. Perhaps in some indirect way this has some connection with his future plans to become a draftsman. After all, working on cars has some en- gineering aspects to it. Whatever Jim does decide to do, he will have been prepared with the academic schedule he has followed in Carle Place High School. RAYMOND ROES is a big man here at Carle Place, and we do mean big. Not only is he one of our star football players, but he is also one of our most imposing physical specimens. Ray likes hunting, and cars. When it comes to food roast turkey is high on his list. Ray has followed an industrial course in school. He enioys the song Silhouettes, especially when he hears it at Bill's. People who think they're it don't rate with Mr. Roes. ROBERT ROSEN is a genuine sports enthusiast. He likes golf, but he loves basketball. He is a member of the Basketball Club and lists it as one of his hobbies. The basketball court, however, is not his favorite hangout, the ice box takes that honor. Asked about his worst mark in high school, Bob replied, Let's not talk about it! Later, Bob admitted he hates people who talk. Bob looks forward to graduation as his biggest thrill and after that, college. A member of the newspaper staff is LEONA ROSENTHAL. Another Syosset import, Lee has taken a general course and plans to enter the cater- ing profession, after preliminary schooling. People who try to be what they're not do not interest Leona. Hobbies? Records, of course. You may have to look twice to see ANITA ROSKOS who is as petite as she is cute. Platefuls of spaghetti haven't widened Nita one bit. She hates people who can't keep a secret but when Nita gets out of history for good, we are sure she'll be the first to let that secret out. After ,graduation Anita plans on a typing and filing iob. She is sure to add sparkle wherever she goes. Robert J. Rosen Leona Rosenthal Anita Ma rie Roskos

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C. Stuart Edward Joseph Patricia Ann Pace lf you hear the unusual expression tough soy- beans you know you are talking to STUART NEL- SON. A probable future chemist, Stuart's hobbies are chemistry and stamp collecting. Baseball, chess club and manager of the football team have been the activities in his busy schedule. Two younger brothers and people who ask questions bother Stuart, while fried grasshoppers and Bing Crosby records find favor in his eyes. Fried grasshoppers? EDWARD OBERLIES is a hard man to find. He says he can be found with the weaker sex, however, that's when he isn't at a Letter Club meeting or at football, basketball or track practice. Co-captain of our varsity football team, Buddy will never forget -nor will we-the time he ran for three touchdowns against East Rockaway. The next step in Buddy's career is college where he will study for a future in conservation work. Buddy's strong will and de- termination will certainly conquer all obstacles. About the only thing that can make PATRICIA PACE frown is being shoved down the stairs. The real homey type, Patti loves sewing, reading, music and art as well as window shopping. Besides her secretarial studies, Patti's school day is kept busy by chorus and volley ball .Whatever the future holds in store, Patti's even disposition and friendliness will be an asset in a home or an office. Everyone who has ever swung on the rings in the gym is afraid he is going to fall. JOY PICUCCI fell and broke her arm. With this behind her, Joy is sure she can face anything. Joy is a girl of many accomplishments. She also knocked down all the parking poles in Driver Education. When not en- tangling herself in some such escapade, Joy likes to drop into Bill's. Joy hopes to be a secretary. We're sure she'll make a good one. College is the ultimate goal of RICHARD REISS. Richie has been an active participant in football, track and weightlifting, while gaining mental exercise as a member of the Math team. In his few spare moments, Richie can be found driving and experi- menting with 6-cylinder cars while trying to develop an automobile that will go 'l50 miles per hour. When working, Richie dislikes people who come into the store, pick up a tomato and stick their thumb through it to see if it's ripe! Joy Cecelia Picucci Richard D. Reiss

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Elaine Jane Rufino Phyllis Susan Schertz Stephen David Schlaks One of the few times ELAINE RUFINO stopped smiling was the day she had to climb the ropes in gym, but our pretty brunette made it. As an S.O. representative and Yearbook staffer, Elaine manages to keep busy. Future plans for Elaine include college and marriage, although Elaine says marriage has top priority. If you're wondering who the pretty brunette is, it is probably PHYLLIS SCHERTZ. If she's not on the phone, she might possibly be hiding behind a plate of roast beef. A real girl about town, she is really bothered when she can't get the car. Although Phyl is not quite certain of what she will do after gradua- tion, you can be sure her plans include a certain Mr. Wonderful. One of the most prominent Thespians around is STEPHEN SCHLAKS. We will all remember his por- trayal of Mr. Apopolus in My Sister Eileen. Steve's first love, however, is music. He plays the piano well and loves good music. Nevertheless, his biggest thrill in high school came when he was chosen to be co- editor of our school newspaper, The LEADER. Steve plans to develop his skills in the fine arts at college. We are reserving tickets now for the first concert. Have you seen CAROLYN SCHNEIDER? lf she isn't with her boy friend or swimming, or ice skating or playing at some sport, we might as well give up. Let's try the soda fountain where she might be de- vouring a chocolate sundae. No? As a last resort we might try Room 208 where she is usually typing some work for secretarial practice. Have you heard that Carolyn wants to become a secretary or home- maker after graduation? She doesn't have to worry about it, because we know she'll be a success at whatever she wants to do. Sports seems to be CARL SCHUBERT'S middle name. With a full four years of football plus varsity baseball and basketball under his belt, Carl is really the all-around athlete. Carl isn't all sports, though. He's really headed for a profitable career in en- gineering. Carl figures high grades and an accumula- tion of math and science courses will help him out. All this comes with long hours over his books, but although it is hard to believe. Carl still claims eating, sleeping, and iust plain goofing-off are his favorite pastimes. Carolyn Gladys Schneider Carl E. Schubert