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

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Josephine A. Veneroni Diane J. Vina Catty people are the only people that have the power to make JOSEPHINE VENERONI frown. Bright and vivacious, Jo's friendly disposition has brightened many an otherwise dull day. Although Jo has taken a secretarial course, she plans to be married in the near future. Proof? Take a look at her engagement ring. DIANE VINA has been a busy girl here at Carle' Place High School. Chichi is Advertising Editor of the Yearbook, a member of the Leaders' Corps, Sec- retary of the Student Organization, and President of the American Legion Teen-Club. To get the energy for all this, Chichi lives on liver and squid. She has followed an academic course and plans for school, work, and marriage in that order. Diane says her biggest thrill in school was being transferred to Carle Place. Let me tell you is Diane's favorite ex- pression. Tell us about squid, Diane. A person who roams around tripping over fire hydrants is HELEN WARM. Her biggest problem she says is her sister. This diet hater wants to become a nurse and eventually get married. Kept rushing by Yearbook and Glee Club, Helen doesn't like people in a rush. Her favorite memory of high school is her first formal. Asked about this, Helen queried, You know? Our Yearbook layout editor, and advanced algebra whizz, RUTH WEIK can usually be found at Chi Chi's. Ruth intends to work and get married and not worry about her biggest problem, school. A member of the Leaders' Corps, Ruth enjoys dancing but dis- likes grubbers. A busy girl, Ruth tells us her favorite pastime is lounging, but those top grades are con- vincing evidence that there is not much time for it. Modest JUDITH WICKEY says her biggest problem is losing weight. Are you sure Judy ? Designing and making her own clothes occupy most of Judy's free time, but her finished products are well worth the effort. Judy dislikes people who dislike people, or who never finish what they started to say. Judy plans to become a secretary. We wonder if Chinese apples, her favorite fruit, will occupy her coffee breaks. Helen Ann Warm Ruth B. Weil! Judith Ann Wickey

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Joan Marie Topper Joseph A. Tulley Judith Twitchell JOAN TOPPER is one person who is never in one place for a long time. Besides basketball, skating and reading, Joan has spent much time convincing her fellow students to buy the CARILLON. As Publicity Editor, Joan keeps the yearbook in the public eye with her posters and P. A. announcements. Joan spends most of her weekends behind the counter of a local department store. She hopes to become a sec- retary someday, and will prepare by attending a business school after graduation. If you see a handsome young man hastily scraw- ling names in his little black book between classes, you can be sure that JOSEPH TULLEY is at it again. This arduous practice of penmanship is part of the tough training Joe feels one should have for the rigors of college life. Joe has little patience with obvious questions, especially when asked by his younger brother. Graduation, says Joe, will be his biggest thrill, in fact, Cool as a whip! Tall people may have troubles ducking doorways but four feet eleven inches of redhead once got caught in a locker! Such is the plight of JUDITH TWITCHELL. This carrot-topped dynamo hailed from Mitchel Field but left Carle Place halfway through her Senior year for Germany. Twitch is Air Force through and through-and certainly is proud of it. Sorry you couldn't have stayed with us longer, Twitch-we missed you that half year. Shoveling hamburgers at the Bee Hive seems to keep BRUCE TYLER busy, but that's not his real love. Tex is shooting for a career in music, and practice takes up much of his time. With Les Paul as his idol, Bruce really works hard to get his guitar arrangements down pat. Tex can be seen among the upper set at Bill's, 4leading discussions in worldly topics. Could all this be a preparation for college life? SANDRA VAN CLEEF reports that her biggest problem, now that the right man has shown up, is picking the right college. Sure to rate high on any popularity poll, Sandy has contributed much to the extra curricular schedule of Carle -Place. Sandy keeps busy as a Cheerleader C3 yearsj, CARILLON Senior Write-up Editor, and G.A.A. member. After completing a major in English at college, Sandy hopes to begin a career in writing. Bruce Tyler Sandra Van Cleef

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Evelyn E. Williams Penelope Williams Beverly Ann Wilson EVELYN WILLIAMS' worst moment in high school was dissecting a worm in biology class. This attrac- tive young lady has big plans for herself. A future secretary, Evelyn plans to marry and raise three charming children. Evelyn loves sports, so it's certain her children will also-even water skiing! Roast beef and all that appeal to Miss Williams, provided there are no catty girls around to annoy her. A Sarah Bernhardt of the future is PENELOPE WILLIAMS. An import from Locust Valley, Penny at- tends a dramatic school in her free time. A likeable girl, Penny's pride and joy, and her mother's, is her beautiful long blonde hair. Her good looks serve her well in the modeling she sometimes does. We will take two seats on the aisle for your first show, Penny. Cute BEVERLY WILSON has given her varsity cheerleading talents in service to Carle Place High for two years. Keeping up the school spirit is an easy iob for vivacious Bev, whose outgoing manner has won her many friends. She favors the underdog and protests when underclassmen are treated as inferiors. Becoming a secretary followed by marriage to Mr. O.D., her Earth Angel, are first choices for Beverly's future. PAUL WINN has been active in the sports pro- gram. He played varsity basketball, varsity baseball, and was captain of the weightlifting team. Paul has taken an academic course so that he can study medicine after his two years in the navy, Paul dis- likes people who talk more than he does, while bleached blondes mildly disturb him. Paul's Ya don't sayl has deflated many a bearer of momen- tous news. RICHARD WINOKUR has been active in the drama program here at Carle Place. He is a member of the Dramatics Club, and participated in last year's annual school play. This year Richie held a leading role in My Sister Eileen, playing the Wreck from Georgia Tech with skill. Although many of us think we might see Richie on the professional stage, he hopes someday to be a lawyer. Paul J. Winn Richard I. Winokur