Carrie Palmer Weber Middle School - Portfolio Yearbook (Port Washington, NY)

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Organizations THE FRENCH CLUB The French Club has aroused the inter- est of many French students in France and its culture. The members have listened to French records, seen slides of the French countryside and held French con- versations during lunch. It has been an enioyable experience for all members. FRENCH CLUB: L. to R., Flrst row: L. Clark, J. Treburg, A. Saliblan, 5. Suvbeck, S. Lewis, J. Tomassl, B .Hyman, J. Weston, A. Wallace, K. Krapp. Second row: N. Noel, M. Marshall, S. Davis, J. Regal, L. Fisher, B. Swanson, S. Hauptman, E. Block, D. Flrman, L. Jordan, B. Jordan, I. Rozenlals. Third row: N. Matthews, G. Gluck, J. Kaplan, C. Taubman, J. Lessner, W. Singer, E. Shor lpresldentl, I. Johanson, M. Marker, T. Eckert, K. Adler, C. Wllo, B. Cassard. Fourth row: L. Milton, C. McGinnis, C. Read, L. Spencer, R. Rapp, M. LeSauvage, S. Berman, P. Manaker, J. Huhn, M. Shepley, M. Porter, l. Farber, S. Rapp, N. Jawitz, A. Pralt. SPANISH CLUB The members of this club rounded out their Spanish courses with numerous in- teresting and educational diversions. For them, this year has been an especially rewarding one. SPANISH CLUB: L. to R., Flrst row: M. Fader, L. Levltan, W. Anthony, M. Hurd, J. Gamble, K. Salzburg, A. Nydarf, E. Futter. Second row: R. Patron, C. Petersen, H. Hlmpler, S. Olson, T. McMakln, C. Nestor, B. Radxvllla, E. Moore, M. Intlntoll, R. Massolo. Third row l0ft'lcersl: C. Santanlello lsecretaryl, B. Jatte lvlce-prosl- dentl, P. Peters lpresldentl, L. Anthony lvico- presidontl, M. Ludaker ltreasurerl. HOSTESS COMMITTEE These ninth grade Home Economics students helped Weber functions to run smoothly and pleasantly by cheerfully performing their duties as Hostesses for the school. HOSTES5 COMMITTEE: L. to R., First row: A. Gaudloso, M. Macchla, K. Grogen, S. Maler, E. Moore. L. Anthony, P. Harding. Second row: C. Petersen, C. Mlrchel, C. Fritz, K. Landry, S. Starkle, S. McCormick, M. Gamble, R. Hot- crak, T. McMal:in.

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club, new this year, under the able direction of Mr. Tullar, made an important contribution in its co-operation in supplying pictures for the Yearbook. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: L. to R., First raw: C. Reynolds, P. Belcher, D. Bergmann, J. Cam- pana. Second row: P. Cole, R. Patron, R. Massolo, T. Uhl. School LIBRARY STAFF The members of this important group gave up their study halls and lunch peri- ods for hard work, and kept the library running like clockwork for Mrs. Porter. These students deserve a vote of thanks for their unobtrusive and etticient labors. LIBRARY STAFF: L. to R., Flrst row: R. Michael- san, M. Murray, E. Zuckerman, C. Bennett, S. Cunningham. Second row: D. Bodie, M. Shepley, C. Hallock, M. Ludaker, R. Rapp, S. Huuptman, C. Oliver, L. Dubow, C. Santaniello. Third row: C. Brahme, C. Kaiser, S. Lee, L. Gutman, A. Wilson, M. Macchla, J. Bradford, L. Bergel, S. Surbeck. Fourth row: R. Patron, K. Landry, S. Rapp, C. Rothfeld, B. Harvey, M. Gamble, L. Bennett, C. Lingelbach. Absent: P. Velleman, J. McGlasson. PORT CRIER Under the capable editorship of Gloria Weissman and Joyce Newmark the Port Crier has been keeping everyone posted on the most important school events, through a staff of over fifty people. Meet- ing the standard set in previous years, the Port Crier remains a most interesting and informative publication. PORT CRIER STAFF: L. to R., First row: N. Slate, E. Stein, J. Bernstein, M. Gruber, M. Fling, R. Bergido, W. Dennis, A. Saliblan, S. Surbeck, C. Mawbey. Second row: S. Lieppe, D. Kaufman, W. Singer, A. Wallace, P. Young, M. Adler, S. Davis, B. Howe, M. Intintali, C. Santaniello, V. Bryant, E. Shor. Third row: T. McMakin, J. Regal, L. Fisher, M. Porter, D. Dorfman, G. Weissman, J. Newmark leditorsl, E. Aschenbrenner, S. Starkie, L. Anthony, P. Peters, C. Read. Fourth row: S. Hauptman, L. Levitan, E. Sloan, M. Shepley, S. Berman, G. Van Hyning, M. Marshall, l. Ferber, D. Baln, C. Wlle, S. Dewey, B. Reppert, M. Ludaker. Fifth row: S. Handsman, E. Block, K. Landry, S. Lucks, R. Patron, T. Flowers, L. Spencer, N. Miller, L. Bennett, N. Jawltz. ,I

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A. V. SQUAD This year's A. V. Squad has done a great iob in providing a source of education and enter- tainment for Weber students, as well as ably functioning in a maintenance and repair capacity. A. V. SQUAD: Front row, L. to R.: G. Krapp, K. Perry, G. Matthews, B. Thompson, S. Wesstrom, R. Parker, G. Poor. Second row- M. M:Closky, P. Whitcomb, F. Miller, A. Overton, P. Brokaw, J. Geasling, T. Kuchin- sky. Third row: R.DeMeo, B. Smith, M. Levine, P. Belcher, J. Gutshaw, J. Zimbardi, I. Chudd. GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF These students gave up their study halls to devote their time to helping our counselors maintain the efficiency of the Guidance Office. GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF: Seated, L. to R.: .I. Pitman, J. Miller, R. Wunder, D.Bennetts, L. L'Hommedieu. Standing: D. Hageman, M. Shepley, L. Anthony, C. Cannam, C. Rothfeld. OFFICE STAFF These students were a familiar sight around Weber as they delivered messages and returned last articles to their owners. The hours they devotedin the office, giving up their study halls, were a great boom to personnel. OFFICE STAFF: Front Row, L. to R.: C. Petersen, D. Kretch, S. Lee, II. Allegretti, R. Christiansen. Bock row: J. Zlrnhardl, L .Dayton, 5. Rapp, J. Thygesen.