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

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we 5 , fs 1 sg - -. - K Leader Corps officers and adviser Brenda Hickman, Barbara Turdy, Miss Rebecca King, Carlyle Peterson, Valerie Low. One, two, three, bend, oh, my backl How often these sentiments echoed through- out the gym. Members of the Girls Leader Corps mercilessly led us through torturous exercises. This task completed, the Leaders taught us the skills they had already be- come proficient in during after school ses- sions. Hilarity was our reaction to the Leader initiations. At the sight of the new mem- bers wearing their hair in pigtails, large flannel shirts, bedroom slippers, and mis- matched knee socks, no one could keep a straight face. The Leader Corps is an integral part of the physical education program. Brenda Hickman, President, Barbara Turdy, Vice President, Valerie Low, Secretary, and Carlyle Peterson, Treasurer, with the help of Miss King, the adviser have led the organ- ization through this highly successful year. 'W 'UO ,H : -.,- .. From l, to r., Row I: Nancy Earl, Brenda Hickman, Barbara Turdy, Valerie Low, Carlyle Peterson, Gladys Hansult. Row ll: Norma Reback, Eileen Deis, Diane Diamond, Mildred Bonner, Ruth Szhelp, Ingrid Schubert. Row Ill: Elaine Bruckner, Linda White, Edith Tozza, Linda Brownell. 1

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.-rf , J S S :S .x 4, The Letter Club of Carle Place is a com- bination service-athletic organization. The P, club is made up of those boys who have obtained their Varsity letter in either basket- . H l I ,ff Qtsf x L n , 4- I8 L I ll l l ball, baseball, football or track. The ofti- , cers are Buddy Oberlies, Todd Bergman, l ' Junior Blanco, and Hugh Terrill. - V The Letter Club serves our school by . lf 1 f -ul playing host at athletic functions and assist- ing as ushers. It builds stronger teamwork outside of school as well as during a game. The Letter Club is yet in its infancy, but its aims are high and it will certainly play an increasingly important role in the future . of Carle Place. 'X The Four Lads y Junior Blanco, Bud Oberlies, Q- Hugh Terrill, Todd Bergman. p.,J W ' - O A Nts? ix te i .I Q -is ' '. 4. ian , J ' ., f J g V ji ij' s fi , , ,.. M w ..- , 5 tt ig f.-., . l . S , J J i 1 ' f ', ,0 E- . ,Q . 5 . , , Tr . 5 , U - - g . il? -K C T i 's I . .2 Y - A A . J, f 'ff' c at '-'-2 ,- Z gf -.,,.,.,.' , 1 J v A . xr I ll .1 I.. B if ' f fi J B is . ,-' ' 5 a-Q A t 4 - : f . A . .4115 . - ' i ll X From l. to r., Row I: Junior Blanco, Ron Simonetti, Pete Cimino, Carl Schubert, Joe Tulley, Walter Blum, Les Skoski, Gary Palmer. Row ll: Al Passano, Ron Strasberg, William Charlton, Dick Lewis, Larry Boykin, Steve Freiman, Billy Underdown. Row III: John Ruggiero, Danny Boyaiian, Richard Horn, John Kozuszko, Richard Reiss, Ken Moll, Louis Ruggiero, Al Kelland. Row IV: Mat Snell, Jack Shellock, Don King, Cary Amcher, Conrad Szabo, Bob Greco, Bob Jendrzeiewski, Harvey Ganz, Mr. Joseph Candy.

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Mg Sizswv Eilwu Privacy Unlimited Pct Coyle, Merrily Mossman, Judy Grcabel 94 Miss Elizabeth McDonald, Director