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

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What's a football game without a coke and a hot dog? This year, our S. O. decided to do something about this grave problem and opened the Snack Shack for our home games, which, under the direction of Steven Schuster, became an overnight success. This is only one of the many accomplishments of our S. O. under the leadership of Barbara Ann Martins, President, Larry Boykin, Vice-President, Diane Vina, Secretary, and Richard Horn, Treasurer. These officers as well as the representatives selected by their respective homerooms and Miss Domalski have built our school spirit to a new high this year. This spirit showed itself in the purchase of S. O. cards-sales were tripled this year. This made it possible to receive many discounts and privileges for the owners of these cards. The innovation of a Student Store was another feather in our S. O.'s cap. Both in the morning and at lunchtime there is a long line of students waiting to purchase school supplies as well as C.P.H.S. pennants, sweashirts, and the like. Besides the School Store and the Snack Shack, our S. O. started a new activity- the School Fair. This great upsurge in S. O. activity has set a fine precedent for years to COINS. 'paint From l. to r. Row I. Anthony Volina, Joseph Powers, Barbara Sikula, Nancy Conors, Barbara Milan- san, Nancy Culley, Grace Clark, Linda Zipkis, Patricia Brzon, Irene Martins. Row I. Richard Backer, John Gillick, Jackie Wise, Nancy Anderson, Bobby Macclo, Herbert Lumberton, Doreen Boris, Jo Ann O'Connar, Barbara Gasparetti, Peter Nickerson, Loretta Ceccarini, Linda Anderson, Peter Cimino. Row lll. Francis Calla, Pamela Healey, Susan Doxey, Judy Muir, Beatrice Rosen, Mike Piombino, Cathy King, Don Farinacci, Harvey Glick.

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Qtuzienb Ong A-3595 THE BIG FOUR Diane Vina, Barbara Ann Martins, Dick Horn, Larry Boykin 84 Q a Sf'

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The Meeting of the Minds Mr. Emanuel Raff and Miss .lean Campagnone S. Sandra Van Cleef and Cathie Atkinson Burl Alter Senior Editor and Literary Editor Edl'0 'l 'Ch'ef Alice Simpson Business Manager Each year as the CARILLON goes to press, the editors and staff look back on the past months and utter a sigh of relief. The hours pounding the pave- ment looking for ads, the wearying afternoons spent midst clattering type- writers, the tedious work of organizing the layout, the last minute shuffling to replace pictures that didn't quite turn out as expected, the copy that always came in late, and the nights spent trying to get an artistic inspiration for a divider page will not be readily forgotten. The editors were not the only ones who spent sleepless nights wondering if anything short of a miracle could get this book to press on time. Mr. Raff, adviser to the CARILLON and Miss Campagnone, business adviser shared in the anxiety. lt wasn't a miracle though, that created this yearbook. lt was the combined efforts of the advisers, the editors, and the staff members. The long hours and painstaking labor were but a means to an end that definitely proved worthwhile. Everyone concerned felt a surge of satisfaction at seeing his contribution in print. An even greater sense of accomplishment came with the realization that one's efforts had helped to produce this CARILLON 1958. 86