Division Avenue High School - Perspectum Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1962 volume:

3 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS FOREWORD As we, the Class of 1962, approach the uncertain future, each of us will look back upon our years at Division Avenue High School with a mixture of pride and nostalgia. For, during these early years of exploration and growth in a world often harsh and cruel, often happy and exhilarating, we have found the strength to go onward and upward to meet the challenges that we have faced in the past and will face in the future. Here at Division, we have been guided and directed by our teachers in our initial training toward our ultimate goals. Through their help and by our own initiative and drive, we have reached a major milestone in our lives. The years at Division have served as a basis for the development of our individual personalities. The emotionlof happiness, sadness, pride and melancholy have all been an integral of these funda- mental years. Now, as we review our past at Divisio H se emotions stand out most in our memories. Therefore, with these fresh in our minds, we use moods’’ as the theme of this PERSPECT R 62. THE STA] DEDICATION Accomplishment has many causes and brings many rewards, the most significant of which are initiative and independence. The satis- faction of fulfilling a goal independently surpasses any other. The Class of 1962 may point appreciatively to Mr. Robert L. Simes, our torch in the darkness and our embodiment of self-accomplishment. His knowing guidance has shown us the way to mature action and has enabled us to achieve our goals confidently. Thus, in the most infinite gratitude to Mr. Simes’ inspiration and to the ideal of self-accomplishment, we proudly dedicate this PER- 9 ADMINISTRATION The true purpose of education is to cherish and unfold the seed of immortality already sown within us; to develop, to their fullest extent, the capacities of every kind with which the God who made us has endowed us. JAMESON II JAMES R. REILLY Principal DIVISION AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL JAMES R. REILLY, PRINCIPAL Dear Graduates of 1962, Retrospection is both a responsibility and a pleasure for naan during his journey through life; with this ability he prepares himself for the future by reviewing his experiences, by evaluating his successes, and by analyzing his failures; he girds himself with fortitude and faith to stride forward to meet the challanges of tomorrow. The theme of this Perspectum will enable you to pause at this way station of your life - your high school graduation - to relive the past four years. As the pages flip before you, as you move again through the pictures of your school career, you will begin to repair and reenforce your foundations of life. Welcome this opportunity for the journey is still long and arduous, A nan of wisdom once counseled a youth that the future is today; our strengths and weaknesses of today, our desires and ambitions of today are what they will be in the future. If that be so then we must as intelligent, free human beings live today to the fullest of our talents and abilities. May the next stage of your journey take you far and may Congratulations, Graduates! At long last another milestone has been achieved. For some it may seem an end; to others, just a beginning, but education must never cease. Education is the road to abundance and material wealth but education also is the road to cultural enrichment. Most important, educa- tion is the road to genuine freedom. If every member of the Class of '62 faced the reality of what the fulfillment of the anti- democratic objectives rampant throughout the world today would mean to him, he would be inspired to continue after graduation to work harder and study longer to protect and preserve the individual liberty and freedom which is the mainspring of our American way of life. If you continue to develop a strong and self-reliant character and resolve to be men and women who do things, instead of evading re- sponsibility with excuses, you must inevitably become leaders and valuable members of so- ciety. Very best wishes to you all for a lifetime of true success and happiness. 14 JOHN F. QUIRK Assistant Principal SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. L. BLUMBERG BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Mellan, Mr Wallace, Mr. Hoshino, Mr. Woodhull, Mr. Kissel, Mr. McCausland, Mr. Gangi 4 INDUSTRIAL ARTS ART MR. FRICKE BUSINESS MRS. SILEO MR. GRAHAM CHAIRMEN O HOME ECONOMICS 16 MR KALINOWSKI MATHEMATICS MR JEWELL DEPARTMENTS SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES MR RUSSO GUIDANCE MR. ANGEL 17 MR. LUTRI FACULTY We dare not have anything less than our best men and women as teachers. ralph McDonald 20 MR. HENNELLY, MR. SMEDLEY MR. LYNCH MRS. SILEO, MISS WILCOX 21 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION MR. MANZO, MR. CONROY MR. SHAPIRO, MR. LEVY MR. DAPOLITO f 23 MISS WAVRA ENGLISH MR. CHAPMAN, MRS. CHAPMAN MR. WRIGHT, MR. NOLAN, MR. MURPHY MR. GRAHAM, MISS COCHRANE, MR. MEZZAPESA GUIDANCE MR. ROGO, MR. ANGEL T MRS. KERN MR. STARK, MR. CARNEY 27 HOMEMAKING INDUSTRIAL ARTS 29 LIBRARY MR. MATHEWS And look at these juicy footnotes!' 30 MR. FISCHER MUSIC MR. MESSINA MR. HATCHETT, MRS. BRONSTEIN MISS ELCHYSHEN, MR. LUTRI, MR. VITALE 31 MATHEMATICS MR. MADANICK, MR. ERATH, MRS. ALLEGRA MRS. LYONS, MR. SCIACCA 32 SCIENCE 34 MR. EPSTEIN, MR. LANGDON, MR. FREMED • o MR. GERO MR. RAMSEY MR. COMO MR. GOUGH MR. BRINGE MR. DANHIEUX MR. GRANESE, MRS. KOHLMAN. MR. ARCULEO MR. SEGAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION 36 MR. BELANGER, MR. PIVNICK SPECIAL TEACHERS MR. FIELDS MRS. KAVANAUGH, MRS. ETTENSON MR. WATERS MR. LAMPASONA SECRETARIAL STAFF MRS. D'AMELIO, MRS. SAYRE MRS. SMITH, MRS. THOMAS, MRS. ADRIAN, MRS. BADOLATO MRS. KELLY CUSTODIANS MR. McGRANE SARGE AND FRIEND CAFETERIA STAFF 4 -J 39 SENIORS The future is a world limited by ourselves; in it we dis- cover only what concerns us and, sometimes, by chance, what interests those whom we love the most. MAETERLINCK SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PHILIP CHEIFETZ, VICE-PRESIDENT; MARY LOU OSTROW, TREASURER; KATHLEEN ARMSTRONG, SECRE- TARY; ROBERT GIFFORD, PRESIDENT. Night All!'’ 42 43 No, it's not a surfboard, it’s an iceberg. DONNA ALLISON DEDE Dramatics Homemaking Intramurals Yorkers Club CHARLES S. ADAMS CHUCK Service Squad KATHLEEN ARMSTRONG KATHY” Yearbook Future Teachers of America G O Junior Show National Honor Society Office Aide Senior Class Secretary 44 STEPHEN ASHWAL STEVE Yearbook G O Junior Show J V Soccer Math Club Math Team National Honor Society, President 4 Senior Star Program WILLIAM ASTMAN 'BILL Yearbook J V Basketball Service Squad Varsity Baseball BARBARA BACHMAN BARB Yearbook Future Nurses of America Leaders Club, Secretary- Treasurer 4 DANIEL BANDELL DAN” Yearbook Varsity Football THOMAS A. BANKS “TOM Junior Prom Committee Junior Show Senior Star Program 45 JOAN BARTELS JONI Yearbook Future Teachers of America Intramurals Office Aide Yorkers JANICE BECKER JAN Booster Club G O Service Squad PATRICIA BEHRMAN PAT Chorus Yorkers JOANNE BELIVEAU JO- 46 Flame Secretarial Pool BERNADETTE BELLEW BERNIE Yearbook Dragonettes G O Intramurals Junior Show Lab Squad Leaders Club Library Club ANN L. BLUME Chorus International Relations Club Library Club Spanish Club SUSAN BOVA SUE Flame Library Club Office Aide Secretarial Pool Yorkers JOHN C. BOUSE Yearbook, Copy Editor 4 National Honor Society, Treasurer 4 Junior Show Junior Varsity Soccer Senior Star Program 47 GAIL BOYD Cry-Slurs Homemaking Club CHARLES BOYLE BIFF' Freshman Football J V Football Varsity Football BARBARA BROOKS Yearbook Dragonettes G O Intramurals Junior Show Leaders Club Office Aide Physical Science Bulletin, Co- Editor-in-Chief 4 48 JAMES BRUNTON JIM” Yearbook Junior Show Senior Star Program “Once upon a time . . TOBY BURMAN TOBITHA” Dragonettes Flame. Business Manager 3 Future Teachers of America Intramurals International Relations Club Leaders Club National Honor Society Science Squad GARY BURNHAM Future Teachers of America, Treasurer 4 Library Club Math Club Science Club Service Squad 49 KATHLEEN BURTON KATHY ROBERT CANNISTRA BOB Intramurals Varsity Bowling 50 ALBERT L. CARDAMONE AL Chorus Cry-Slurs, President 4 Print Club PATRICIA CARROLL PATTT Chorus Future Homemakers of America Intramurals Office Aide LAWRENCE CARUBIA LARRY JUDITH CASALE JUDY Dragonettes Homemaking Club Service Squad Service Squad Varsity Football 51 JANET CATALANO Chorus Intramurals Tower of Learning PHILIP CHEIFETZ “PHIL Yearbook, Business Manager 4 Photography Editor, 3 A V Squad Freshman Basketball Junior Show Science Club, President 2 Service Squad Vice-President, Senior Class KARIN CHRISTIANSEN Future Teachers of America G O Intramurals Junior Show Leaders Club Science Squad Service Squad Varsity Cheerlcading MERRILL CLARK MEV A V Squad Freshman Baseball Freshman Football Junior Show Varsity Cross Country, Captain 4 Varsity Track BONNIE COLE “BUNNY Chorus Dragonettes Future Nurses of America, President 4 Future Teachers of America Intramurals Junior Show Office Aide TERRIE CONJURA Yearbook, Art Editor 4 Future Teachers of America, President 3, 4 Intramurals Junior Prom Committee Junior Show Science Squad Service Squad 53 JOHN CONNOLLY MICK Intramurals THOMAS CONNOLLY TOM Freshman Basketball Varsity Baseball Varsity Wrestling PATRICIA CONWAY PAT Flame Intramurals Office Aide sm JOY-SUE COOPERMAN JOY Flame Future Teachers of America Homemaking Club International Relations Club Office Aide Science Squad Yorkers 54 RICHARD CRARY Service Squad Varsity Bowling, Captain 4 RICHARD CUTLER RICHIE’' Flame Science Club Science Squad Varsity Bowling What was that percentage error?” MARTHA DARGAN PAMELA DE GREGORIO PAM Varsity Cheerleading Future Teachers of America G O Junior Prom Committee Junior Show Leaders Club RALPH DEL PIANO •DEL Chorus Leaders Club Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Varsity Track Varsity Wrestling PATRICIA DEWEY PAT Future Teachers of America Intramurals Junior Prom Committee Junior Show Leaders Club Science Club Science Squad KURT DINKELMEYER RITA DOOLEY Chorus Intramurals Service Squad Twirlers NEIL DOUGHERTY JON DU BEAU DOUGLAS DUFFY Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Varsity Wcfstling J V Baseball 58 JAMES DUNN JETT Varsity Bowling GARY DYE Service Squad Don't take my picture! JOHN ECHEZURIA CHEZ J V Baseball J V Wrestling Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling JUNE ECKERT Future Teachers of America Yorkers F 59 HOWARD S. EDELMAN KATROW Math Team GEORGE ERICKSON Math Club Math Team, President 4 NYSSMA Senior Star Program CAROLE A. ESTES G O Intramurals Junior Prom Committee Junior Show Leaders Club GERARD J. FARGE JERRY Math Club Math Team Senior Star Program Varsity Golf 60 GLORIA FARMER GLOR Yearbook Chorus Cry-Slurs Homemaking Club Newspaper Twirlers Yorkers Do I hear ten million? DONALD FARRELL DON A V, Captain 4 J V Wrestling Varsity Wrestling MARK R. FRADKIN Yearbook Junior Show Math Club Math Team, Vice-President 4 Photography Club ROBERT FRASER BOB Junior Show Service Squad Wheel Club 61 DIANE FREEDMAN Intramurals Chorus Dragoncttes ROBERT GIFFORD BOB Leaders Club Senior Class President Service Squad Varsity Soccer Varsity Wrestling CAROL GESEKING GUESS 62 OWEN M. GOLDFARB GOLDY Yearbook Flame Future Teachers of America Junior Show Lab Squad Math Team Photography Club Senior Star Program ROBERT GOLDEN BOB A V Squad Junior Prom Committee J V Bowling Science Club Varsity Baseball, Manager Varsity Bowling ROSLYN GORDON ROZ Yearbook Boosters Club Future Nurses Club, Treasurer 4 Homemaking Club Intramurals BONNIE GREEN •BON Yearbook Senior Band Intramurals Leaders Club ANN GREENWOOD ANNIE” Yearbook Future Teachers of America G O Intramurals Lab Squad National Honor Society 64 CAROLYN GREVES CA” Yearbook Flame G O Secretarial Pool ORVILLE HAWES ORVIE’ Freshman Baseball Freshman Football J V Football Lab Squad Service Squad Varsity Football Varsity Track MAUREEN HAAKE MAUR Yearbook Chorus Cry-Slurs Flame Homemaking Club Secretarial Pool Twirlers 65 ROBERT HENN ’BOB” Freshman Football J V Football Leaders Club Varsity Football JOSEPH HOCHEN •JOE” Flame Intramurals Lab Squad Service Squad J V Soccer JEANNE HOFER Yearbook Chorus Dragonettes Intramurals BARBARA HOROWITZ ••BARB Bowling Club Science Club Yorkers 66 SUSAN HOVERMANN Intramurals Leaders Club RICHARD HUDSON RICHIE” Intramurals Varsity Track GARY IVERSEN Senior Star Program Varsity Football JOHN JACOBSEN JACK Intramurals Varsity Track LINDA LOU KAISER ••LINDA'1 Yearbook Future Teachers of America G O, Secretary 4 Intramurals Junior Class Vice-President Leaders Club National Honor Society Varsity Cheerleading, Captain 4 68 DONALD KANARVOGEL 'DON” G O School Store Service Squad Varsity Track Varsity Wrestling JOAN KASHMAN Yearbook Varsity Cheerleading Future Teachers of America, Vice-President 4 Intramurals Science Squad Service Squad SUSAN A. KENNEY Yearbook Future Teachers of America, Secretary 4 Intramurals Junior Prom Com- mittee Junior Show Library Club Senior Star Program Spanish Club SUSAN A. KENNY G O Junior Show Leaders Club National Honor Society, Secretary 4 Service Squad, Secretary 4 Spanish Club JAMES KESSEE 69 SUSAN KILBRIDE SUE Yearbook Future Teachers of America Intramurals Junior Prom Committee Science Squad Service Squad Varsity Cheerlcading SANDRA KLAPPER SANDY Yearbook Chorus Cry-Slurs Dragonettes Future Nurses of America Junior Show Nurses’ Aide NYSSMA EBERHARD KLOETZER EBE” Yearbook J V Baseball J V Football Service Squad Varsity Baseball RONALD KUHLMAN RONNIE” Chorus Cry-Slurs Intramurals Junior Prom Committee Senior Band 70 JANE LAMBERT Yearbook Intramurals Junior Prom Committee Nurses’ Aide Future Homemakers of America, Secretary 3 Future Nurses of America 4 JAMES LAWRENCE Varsity Track Manager EILEEN LAWRENCE Homemaking Club Intramurals Library Club Usherettes, Chairman 4 GRACE E. LENOX GRACIE Flame Future Nurses of America Homemaking Club Intramurals International Relations Club Service Squad Yorkers Cut out the fooling around, Steffi. ' MAUREEN LOCK G O Homemaking Club Intramurals Sophomore Class, Vice-President JO ANN LINEHAN JO Future Teachers of America G O, Secretary 3 Junior Show Lab Squad National Honor Society Senior Star Program Service Squad MICHELE R. LYNCH MICKI Yearbook G O Service Squad VICTORIA MARCH VICKI Yearbook Freshman Class, Secretary Intramurals Lab Squad So what if you need a slide projector!” DONALD MARCEL DON A V Squad G O Junior Show J V Soccer Service Squad Varsity Soccer Varsity Track 73 STEVEN MAX Flame Service Squad Varsity Track Joseph McCarthy Freshman Football J V Football Varsity Club Varsity Football WILLIAM MAXWELL BILL Freshman Football J V Baseball Varsity Baseball Varsity Football 74 THOMAS McGUIRE TOM Senior Band Service Squad Varsity Football Varsity Golf THOMAS L. McKEON TOM Yearbook, Hditor-in-Chief 4 Photography Editor 3 Flame Junior Class President Junior Show Varsity Basketball Manager Sophomore Class Secretary STEFFI MEHR Yearbook Math Club, Secretary 3 Math Team National Honor Society Physical Science Bulletin, Business Manager 3, 4 PATRICIA MEYER PAT Chorus Intramurals STUART N. MIGDOL STUIE JOHN A. MOAR JOHNNY Chorus Flame Freshman Football PATRICIA A. MOFFETT PAT’ International Relations Club Intramurals Library Club, Secretary 2, 3, 4 FRANK MOORE FRANKIE A V Squad Varsity Bowling Varsity Club Varsity Cross Country G O Service Squad Varsity Track 76 THOMAS MORIARTY MO Gossamer Varsity Wrestling JOSEPH C. MORREALE JOE Yearbook, Photography Editor 4 Freshman Track Intramurals Junior Show Math Club National Honor Society Service Squad IRA N. NERZIG MOOSE Flame J V Soccer J V Wrestling Varsity Soccer MICHAEL P. O'DONOHUE MIKE Flame PATRICIA O'BOYLE PAT” Yearbook Chorus Dragonettes Future Teachers of America Intramurals Leaders Club Office Aide MARY LOU OSTROW Intramurals Lab Squad Secretarial Pool Senior Class Treasurer LOYAL TAYLOR OLLMANN Future Teachers of America Junior Show Math Club Math Team RICHARD F. OLSEN '’RICHIE” Yearbook Service Squad LAWRENCE ORLOFF Chess Club G O J V Baseball Math Club National Honor Society, Vice-President 4 Orchestra Senior Band ANTHONY PACE TONY” Freshman Track Junior Prom Committee Service Squad Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Varsity Club Varsity Football SUSAN PADGETT Yearbook Chorus G O Sophomore Class President JOSEPH J. PANARELLO JOE J V Baseball J V Basketball Varsity Baseball Varsity Cross Country KAREN PARBST KA Yearbook Future Teachers of America G O Junior Prom Committee Junior Show Leaders Club Office Aide Varsity Cheerleading 80 Hold on. Sue, I'll have you out in a minute. GARY PARKER G O Science Squad Service Squad Varsity Baseball, Captain 4 Varsity Basketball Varsity Football, Captain 4 RAYMOND R. PATERACKI RAY” Varsity Tennis ROSS PATTEN A V Squad Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Varsity Track RICHARD E. PAYTON 'RICHIE' Intramurals Science Squad Service Squad 81 MARJOIRIE M. PEARL MARGERINE Chorus Future Teachers of America G O, Treasurer 4 Intramurals Junior Show Leaders Club MICHAEL C. PILIERO MIKE” Varsity Cross Country MICHAEL P. PLANT MIKE’ Flame Library Club KEVIN S. POWELL KEV” Yearbook G O Intramurals Junior Show J V Football Service Squad SUZANNE PROPPER SUE Yearbook Future Teachers of America G O, President 4 Intramurals Junior Class Secretary Junior Prom Committee Leaders Club Varsity Cheerleading WILLIAM H. PRUIKSMA PATRICIA H. RAYNOR PAT Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America G O Intramurals Office Aide Leaders Club Service Squad J V Basketball Service Squad Now it’s your problem. MARILYN REH Yearbook Chorus Leaders Club Senior Band GERALDINE M. ROBSON GERRY Intramurals Secretarial Pool 84 JOHN R. ROMEO BARNEY J. ROSEN Yearbook Fencing Club J V Basketball Manager Service Squad Varsity Baseball Manager DAVID ROSENBERG SPIKE A V Squad Chorus Cry-Slurs G O Photography Club Printing Club Service Squad Varsity Bowling EDWARD D. ROTKER Freshman Baseball J V Baseball Varsity Baseball Varsity Wrestling BONNI RUMEL Yearbook Cry-Slurs Chorus Dragonettes Future Nurses of America Future Teachers of America Leaders Club SUSAN B. RUTKIN SUSY' Yearbook Freshman Cheerleader Intramurals Office Aide KATHLEEN T. RYAN KATHY” Chorus Future Nurses of America Secretarial Pool Twirlers THOMAS W. RYAN TOM” Flame J V Bowling National Honor Society Service Squad 86 DOROTHY A. SCAGLIOLA •DOTTY JOSEPHINE D. SAITTA •JO Chorus Dragon ettes Homemaking Club Intramurals Office Aide Service Squad DALE SCHIFFRIN Yearbook Dragonettes, President G O Homemaking Club Junior Prom Committee Science Squad Office Aide Service Squad Yearbook Chorus Dragonettes Freshman Class, Vice-President Intramurals Leaders Club National Honor Society. Secretary 3 Office Aide KARL SCHWALB Y'earbook Freshman Baseball G O Lab Squad 87 MELISSA J. SHAEEER Yearbook Flame Future Teachers of America Homemaking Club, Vice-President 2 Intramurals Junior Show Leaders Club Varsity Cheerleading But we can't afford a bigger room.” ALAN SHENKER Yearbook Chess Club Flame Senior Star Program Spanish Club 88 SARA ANN SIEGLER Flame Gossamer International Relations Club Intramurals Lab Squad Leaders Club Math Team Physical Science Bulletin ROBERT SLATTERY BOB LILLIAN R. SMITH UL” Cry-Slurs Flame Future Teachers of America Orchestra JOHN STALBERG STAL” Freshman Baseball G O J V Baseball J V Basketball National Honor Society Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Varsity Cross Country ROBERT Q. SPADAFORE ••BOB’ Freshman Baseball Freshman Basketball J V Baseball J V Basketball National Honor Society Varsity Basketball Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track PATRICIA STANLEY TRICIA ’ Chorus J V Cheerleading Leaders Club Service Squad Varsity Cheerleading 90 PATRICIA J. STEVENS JOY Yearbook Flame G O Gossamer, Editor 4 Service Squad JOHN L. SWEET Debate Club Flame, Editor 4 Gossamer Intramurals Math Club National Honor Society CONSTANCE SUBACZ Chorus Cry-Slurs Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America Leaders Club Library Club Senior Band Spanish Club VICKI TATZ Flame Intramurals National Honor Society Physical Science Bulletin Science Club Silence is golden? 91 JANET E. TRAMA Lab Squad Secretarial Pool Service Squad Varsity Cheerleading GERALD TROTTER GEORGE VINE Intramurals Service Squad 92 PAULA VOGT Yearbook Nurses’ Aide Secretarial Pool ISABELLE F. WACHTER •’BONNIE Chorus Future Homemakers of America, President 3 Intramurals EDWARD F. WAHRHEIT •RICK’’ Intramurals Junior Show Service Squad VINETTE WALSH Freshman Class President Science Squad Service Squad BARBARA M. WHITE BOBBIE Chorus Service Squad CAROL ANN WHITE WILLY Yearbook Future Teachers of America G O Intramurals Junior Prom Committee Lab Squad Leaders Club WILLIAM WHITE BILL” ROBERT WORSTHORN A V Squad Freshman Soccer Varsity Tennis ALFRED WILLIAMS AL Varsity Football Varsity Soccer Varsity Wrestling BERNICE N. ZICKERMAN Yearbook Dragonettes Flame Homemaking Club Intramurals Lab Squad Service Squad FRANK J. ZIMMEL Intramurals J V Basketball Service Squad Varsity Basketball Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track 95 SENIOR FAVORITES KARIN CHRISTIANSEN MERRILL CLARK TERRIE CONJURA ROBERT ROLSTON This cord had a plug yesterday.” SENIOR SNAPS I knew he could sing all along. The caption we had for this picture would have been over your head.—Ed. Can't you play anything besides VOLARE?” Gang way! Now you tell me a secret. Smile, you’re on Candid Camera. Hey! Look what I found. Still using that greasy kid’s stuff on your hair?’’ To our girls from the lovers. Home of the Blue Dragons. I have a cold.' Look at the funny suit he's wearing. Another Closing of Another Show. 109 110 $10 on Carry-Back in the fifth.” Ill Look, you guys, shape up or ship out. UNDERCLASSMEN You can never plan the future by the past. EDMUND BURKE OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS Mr. Gough, Advisor; Darrae Cabre, Treasurer; Jo-Anne Leib, Secretary; Richard Liguori, President. Absent for picture: Pat Jonas, Vice-President Jeffrey Harriton, Marilyn Monsrud, Rick Hofer, Pat Jonas, Tom Filiberto, Jerry Hekhuis, Mike Golden, Dan Estow, Sandra Gormley, Kathy Fox, Jerry Gippeti, Mmrci Haig, Barbara Hochman, June Johnson, Chris Jacobson, Linda Ericson, Pete Henaghan, Beverly Hirschberg. Maryann Galizi, Kathy Hawes, Maren Olsen. Virginia Hollenstein. Lynn Golden. Gerry Grieg. Elyse Jacobs, Michelle Fromm, Pat Gomez. Sheila Horowitz 114 Craig Schiller, Bart Thibadeau, Karstcn Sorenson, Ed Deryke, Peter Greene, Robert Tenant, Dave Emcritz, Peter Weiss, Martin Workman, Michael Smoler, Chad Prehm, Jay Barabash. Aaron Gurwitz, Sherry Amott, Tom Bushman, Dennis Merrit, Joseph Imparato, Robert Porter, Richard DeMeis, Charles Drakos, Ted Ronne burger 115 Ralph Manginello, Bob Leporati, Tim Lavey, Julian McKay, Allen Cooke, David Lounsberry, Richard Marsella, Jack Lorentz, Jeff Krone. Barbara Karpel, Jo-Anne Leib, Laura Judge, Marianne Marlowe, Marilyn Maher, Penny Lines, Irene Kuhner, Mary Lamar, Millie Kerrigan, Carole Lenox, Karen Masek, Helen Macintosh Karin Wildman, Eileen Stewart, Leslie Wohl, Laura Waddell, Susan Seif, Jane Ries, Kathy Zippel, Doris Trueman, Pauline Spadafore, Tonibeth Vitale, Alice Weissman, David Tennenbaum, Steve Rubenstein, Richie Schierholz, George Rosenbaum, Lennie Sandok Bob Binninger, Bob Benn, Kit Breithaupt, Susan Blank, Barbara Bordini, Bob Bowen, Linda Bishop, Gordon Bradberry, Mary Ann Bagley. Bob Brooks. Leslie Bedell, Carol Aloise, Ruth Brandon, Ronnie Area, Marty Blackwell, Bob Burman, Wayne Beckwith, Fred Barash, Jim Ayres, David Amster, Larry Berger, Wally Drescher, Harold Berentson Jane Rega, Nancy Menicon, Terry Morse, Maureen O'Brien, Betty Casey, Ellen McCarthy, Edith Padgett, Roger Nortillo, Tom Syrett, lorn Sinatra, Steve McNally, Mike Niles, Don Quigg, Stan Pesner, Frank Marandy, James Mazetti Noreen Donlin, Linda Castelli, Marie Dilauro, Carol Cataldo, Jo-Ann Chubre, Ellen Corbett, Elaine Castro, Cathy Burner, Adrienne Carlino. Judy Decker, Virginia Dowd. Darrae Cabre, Ray Dattwciler, Lee Cushman, Dennis Ditto, Bill Craven, Diane Dehne, Barbara Cosgrove, Bill Dineen SOPHOMORE CLASS OFI-'ICERS Mr. Granese, Advisor; Roger Mann, Vice-President; Louise Gallo, President Margaret Kilbride, Kathy Hilton, Carol Karman, Steve Jankowitz. Warren Kneisel, Kenneth Johnson, Bill Irwin, John Honkanen, Fred Husch, Ray Kelly, Cheryl Halpin, Carol Kirwin, Sue Kranzler, Carol King, Eileen Kramer, Bernard Karpel, Stanley Kivowitz, Bob Kuppler 118 Claudia Swanda, Ellen Smith, Regina Thcarle, Lucille Tucker, Janet Wark, Lois Tucker, Lucille Tatz, Judith Urquhart, Gail Wallack, Carol Taub, Marilyn Stevens, Marie Visco, Maria Tramontano, Richie Tloczowski, Henry Smith, Walter Speilman, Leonard Stevens, Stephen Swafford, Mike Szymborski, Bob Smith Dennis McHugh, Bruce General, Richard Hennessey, John Healy, Edward Gomez, Larry Galizi, Bill Harned, Henry Hess, Richie Kanarvogel, Michael Goodman, William Graykowski, Carl Hegquist, Lynn Grater, Barbara Gardiner, Sara Greco, Louise Gallo, Barbara Hayward, Richard Ganz, Elaine Grote 119 Tim Murphy. Charles Nortillo, John Pye. Bill Padgett, Richie Pfaeffle, James Qualitero, Judson Porter, Ivor Parsons. Edwina O'Brien. Diane Netter, Nancy Perry, Madeline Pataracki, Linda Nelson. Laura O'Hara, Barbara Nelson. Gail O'Connell Richard Scheffer, James Reill. Richard Rosa, Dan Ryan, Scott Rotker, Tom Rubino. Joan Schoenfeld, Louise Shapiro, Rona Rosenblum, Gail Schneider, Blanche Sapede. Ginny Robson, Mike Schneider, Pete Suppa, Jim Romeo, Dennis Quinn, Richy Shand, Greg Risha, James Silvestri 120 Mark Blindcrman, Richard Beckwith, Michael Bova, Dan Abrams, Jim Berg, Paul Adrian, Lorraine Bakke. Maggie Burstein, Jane Boonin, Janet Blum, Linda Boehm, Chris Anselmo, Carol Binninger, Irene Berg, Maureen Boylan, Herby Blades, Larry Bell, Walter Brett. Ken Bachman 121 Roberta Bulloss, Arlene Carson, Mary Ellen Cain, Jeannette Caloway, Pat Champncy, Loni Conjura, Sue Corvey, Doug Hershberger, Fran Cacioli, Bob Cianci, Richie Caldararo, Gail Charlick, Don Cestari, James Callahan, Tony Connolly, Ray Cashman, Caren Carlson. Dennis Hershberger, Glenn Caruso. Richard Chin Kathy Disimile, Jean Fraser, Fran DiGiovanni, Gail Davis, Linda Eydaler. Roger Feit, Gary Fernandez, Louis De Francesco, Robert De Cicco, James Florentino. Rene Emmett, Barbara Dittko, Pam Estes. Sharon Ferstand, Jennifer Finocchiaro, Joe Di Stefano. Allen Dupont, Andre Gagnon, Donald Fink, John Egan, John Ferrara, Bob Fusco Ioni Comparato, Gail White. Marcia Zipkin, Nancy Yank, Marie Agostino, Barbara Vanasto, Carole Woodley, Pat Wolfe, Dianne Wynne. Janet Sheedy, Brenda Weller, Joan Wilheim, Trudi Yaller, Garry Isenstadt, Edward Welch, Richard Yarlett, Jack Steiner, Elise Worsthorn, Robert Drescher, Richard Xiques, George Harvey, Howard Whellen 122 Jimmy Reardon, Kathy Malay, Lynne McGuire, Carol Lipka, Dottie McCarthy, Janet Lamb, Eileen McMahon, Ellen Maher, Pat Lang, Stephanie Miner, Phyllis Manganello, Gail Levey, Arthur Mayer, Mike Lewis, Warren MacDougall, James McGuire, Buzzy Mann, Ted March- levski. Stephen Lambkan, Pete Mahr, Ted Lynch, George Maniscalco, Gary Maurel, Lenny Mathison, Tony Manganello Paul Thibadeau. Larry Black, Mike Silver, Frayda Hirsch, Danny Mucciari. George Koenig, Leon Epstein, Barry Lackington, Stuart Schulman, Marty Rosensweig, Natalie Orloff, Steve Vayna, Bruce Freedman, Marty Hoffman, Barry Zimmerman. Fred Winsser, Jerry Burstein, Gerry Aiello, Eddie Glucksman, Steve Zeldis. Paul Flechner, Steve Hesekiel, Jimmy Little, Peter Kirk 123 OFFICERS NINTH GRADE Stephen Toscano, President; Sidney Coreas, Vice-President; Wendy Katz, Secre- tary; Steve Cohen, Treasurer Patricia Beach, Virginia Badolato, Marsha Benn, Mimi Belanger, Patricia Boyle, Dorothy Astman, Pamela Beswick, Linda Bachman, Eileen Adler, Shelia Aaron, Jackie Berns, Scott Boses, Marty Boikess, Chris Bedell, Andrew Bopp, Jerry Anton, John Bartels, Harold Armstrong, Ray Boylan, David Boyd, Anton Baumgarten Danny McCann, Robert Lilley, William Lamberton, Edward Mannina, Gary Lohr, Paul Lombardo, James Lehman, George Linnehan, Nancy Liga, Denise McCarthy, Barbara McDonald, Lorraine Messe, Linda Mankowski, Dolores Lantt. Joyce Lamb, JoAnn Martino, Laura Lynas, Mary Ann Malka, Elizabeth McCann 126 Steven Hurst, Cherry Eichhorn, Joann Ferrari, Doug Dcsouza, Edward Erickson, Peter Einstein, Richard Eisner, Ronni Freedman, Martin Eckert, Carol Harmer, Catherine Fechtman, Annamarie Eisenberg, Dennis Eatz, Joan Emmett, Frank Fico, Edward Gallagher, Anthony Gallo, Mark Garber, Barbara Keaney, Vincent Florentino, Jeffrey Feinman, June Iona, Paul Galante, Carolyn Ehrlein, Robert Eichorn, Charles Englert, Edwin Forseth, Valerie Forbes, Vincent Fazio Richard Jerson, Barbara Heinisch, Jane Greco, Betty Gerchick, Pat Einstein, Harold Grant, George Gibson, Sal Herman, Robert Hanners, Frank Gersch OFFICERS EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Murphy, Joe Edmundson, Celeste Linehan, Pat Lane Robert Manganello, John Herman, Stephen Weinberg, Richard Rochon, Jeffrey Fries, Michael Martino, Erica Klapper, Barbara Ganz, James Worrington, James Coles, Dominick Leport, Eugene Haneck, Richard Kayskc, Charles Propper, Douglas Lane, Carol Covcny 129 Patricia Kicks, Karen Vail, Richard Galeota, Bruce Kuveke, Richard Byes, Maureen Brennan, Mary Greenwood, Francine Del Gaudio, Ray Bernstein, Judith Lipkin, Donna Parciuto, Tom LaPaglia, Robert Watzel, Richard Amato, Charles Peliero, James Selkirk, Gus Szabronski, Ray Rose, James Duffy, Paul Cathey, George Vebsky Denise Craven, Joan Lorentz, Beverly Schuler, Judy Bardin, Cheryl Van Sycklc, Angela De Anglo, Nicole Bunchuck, Bella Moses, Barbara Iona, Barbara Aversano, Frances Masciana, Andrea Marusevich, Sarah Gurwitz, Madeline Kicsecker, Lois Goldhammer, Michael Rich, Paul Levitt, Evan Sackstcin, Richard Tuck, Dennis Madison, Bruce Nystrom, Robert Shand, Richard Wassil, David Wohl, Anthony Rizzo, James Henaghan, John Lock, Joseph Moore, Robert Molfetta 130 Thomas Gomez, Paul Accardy, Ronald Walters, John Carroll, Allan Hirsch, Diane Henschel, Charles Steiner, Peter Hekvis, Lorraine MrCue, Patricia Smith, Grace Moga. Michele Forgit, Susan McDonald, Rosemary Dunn, Lorretta Meyers, Marie Brouillet, Nancy Marckesano, Sandra Fico, Mary Ann Cianfroc, Susan Gecrk, Gregory Schmidt, Kathleen Goldsborough, Neal Reilly, Frank Bauer vrK: ' “ r°'M Stuart Green, Ismael Cartellio, Richard Maughan, Robert Halpin, James Kihel, John Morrison, Robert McKee, James Johnson, Mark Silver, Mike Nemes, George Mangenello, John Ell, Carol Miles, Jessica Radcliffe, Janene Greener, Rosa Lamberton, Sharon Monelt, Joe Gref, Virginia Cammerota 132 Corey Lehr, Thomas Leven, Anne Fuginbuhl, Pat Sbarra, Harold Orenstein, Philip Simonetti, Neil Bien, Warren Smith, Thomas McCarthy, Nancy Russell, Michele Chabot, Jo-ann Peister, Carol Kronke, Catherine Lang, Elyse Stollen, Robert White, Richard Schluessel, Robert Cunning- ham, Sean Beach, Brendan Voss, Arthur Bunce Frank Eriksen, Susan Bauer, Amelia Galizi, Mar)- Kuhlman, Clifford Brown, Anthony Mucci, David Keuning, Paul Casey, Thomas Snipe, Richard McGough, Caryn Robinson, Diana Welch, Barbara Grasso, Karen Kelly, Dale Worness, Gavin Gray, Joel Meizlik, Vincent Buchetta, Salvatore Saitta, Richard Cortes, Richard Spottcck, Joanne Carr, Toni Peluso, Eruhvilda Velez, Ursula Wilhelm, Janet Corbin Theresa DeSouza, Nancy Raynor. Kathy Traystman. Stephanie Reilly, Maxine Mark. Lois Rosen, Eileen Kalinsky, Ira Cheifetz, Mark Kahn, Chris Stalberg. Phil Dodd, Jon Rosenberg, Joe Edmundson, Jory Ruzz, Myles Walsh Arnold Rubenstein, Ronnie Fradkin, James Speelman, David Rassmann, Vincent Cassidy, John Koldrick, Patricia Lane, Nancy Carlino, Anna Grasso, Patrifia Tramontano, Francis Conroy, George Hirsch, Derek Graves, Jack Drescher, Donald Weidler, Richard Powers. William Slepoff, Peter Mancusi, Judith Adams, Nora Petersen. Kathleen Shaw, Susan Bunchuck, Elaine Kanter, Kathleen Curran. Susan Dumas 134 Allen Davis, Neal Lennstrom, Kenneth Schnide, Jeff Norgren. Frank Monte. Patricia Humphrey, Barbara McGuirk, Valerie Suslavage, Ursula Rhode, Elizabeth Esposito, Stephen Salfeety, Christine McDonnell, Mildred Weller. Susan Whitman, Richard Gordon, Maxine Margoles, JoAnn Martin, Diane Kramer, Kathleen Mills, Henry Mittleman, William Shcweloff, Ronald Lane, Jeremy Moss, Allen Henderson, Christine Schuler, Lynn Bory, Daniel Ryan. John Con- sidine. William Brown, Corinne Bruning. Judy Welsh, Michele Chubre, Lynne Chieffo, Margaret Prasch, Marsha Flamholz, Carmela Ruggiero, Diane Grater, Bar- bara Whelan, Joanne Buccheri, Carol Dusman, Linda Lijoi, Kathryn Wil- liams, William Brown, Francis Mc- Hugh, Barry Seplow, A1 Policano, Den- nis Menz, John Ennis, John Crampton, William FI inn. Robert Callahan. Barnet Silver, Frank Dwy- er, Vincent Accardy, Sally Ostrow, Sandi Garber, Celeste Linnehan, William Alexander, Thomas Van Loan. Wendy Segal, Robert Goldberg. John Weissman, Sharon Wilson. Joan Kru- ger, Dorothy Schierholtz, Vance DuRivage, Lillian Kirwin, Pat Ormond, Dar- lene Formica, Regina Red- mond, Louis Gippetti, Su- s a n Edelstein, Cynthia Powell, Charles Hays, Rob- ert Villitore, Jeanne Davis, Ellen Peyton, Ernest Fats- cher. 135 OFFICERS Al Madison, Fat Terrilion, Miss Transue, Alice Hickey SEVENTH GRADE Henry Corin, Eric Cohen, Robert Schuler, James Francis, Al Madison, Bruce Smith, David Leporati, Brian Black, Robert Page, Rupert Scofield. John Spataro, Ian Shapinsky, Lorraine Nelson, Judy Ann Kehoe, Linda Crampton, Susan Montauk, Geraldine Hraban, Melba Hemphill, Mary Hendrickson, Ellen Abrams, Georgiana Mosca, Judith Ciarcia, Elaine Coyles, Mary Lozito 136 Kenneth Fraser, Anthony Miracolo, Roger Hagan, James Burke, Susan Worsthorn, Robert Terel, Gil Citren, Ajidrea Campbell. Colleen O'Connor, Patricia Terrillion, Eileen Morris, Kristine Feidman, Charles Plass, Maureen Fay, Carla Zaffer, Patricia Dunne, Brian O'Brien, Alfred Cestari, Robert Abruzo, Edward Kilbride, Carmela Delio, Suzanne Watzel, Karen Turner. Laurie DeCastilla, Steven Sherman, Barbara Cronin, Clifford Johnson, Ellen Sobel, Barbara Miskovsky Charles Marshall, Todd Winters, Michael Hughes, Bill Forger, Ronald Penalla, David O'Keefe, Joe Massaro, Albert Wilhelm, John Spencer, Kathy McE)onald, Ann Furlong, Sena Koening, Christine Morse, Leah Haugen, Margaret Carroll, Marianne Swistak, Debby Schnell, Elaine Siedleski, Linda Klossct, Marie Tirone, Kathy Walsh, Carol Koffer, Joan Ann Young, Dale Yarmosh, George Koch 137 Susan Ken ley, Joseph Buonaiuto, Dennis McLaughlin, Kevin Stymiest, Raymond Diemer, Maureen Martin, Joyce Phipps, Susan Dean, Leona Markoff, Eugene Stem, Jarrett Smith, Candice Kalb, Linda McCormick, Jean Brandt, Christine Sarlo, Donna Marsella, Lita Catasus, Ralph Tuccillo, Gregory Lehman, Kenneth Engelhardt, Kenneth Temple, Frank Flora, Leslie McDonald, Albert Lang John Sapede, Holger Brencher, Jim Molloy, Bill Yarlett, George Carpenter, William Berry, John Gardner, Chris Polinchock. Robert Kramer, Gary Wilson, Thomas Fagella, Kent DuRivage, Jeff Bram, Jay Mallin, Sharon Niles, Nancy Kuhn, Brian Wachter. Dolores Balance, Alice Hickey, John Meyers. Irene Zimmerman, Janice Crozier. Wendy Andrews, Lexa Larson, Nancy Thomas. Pat Eucll, Peggy Catalano, Meryl Katz 138 -.«-ssasr®1 v; Richard x Tausinger n Susan K Petet May«k' „ Hitlon. L«ndaLjL Ann M‘Go%et ' Chin, Bob Sha . J odet. , „„ , .a � sJSK. � ££ ' � r«®� 139 141 ACTIVITIES Activity is the only road to knowledge. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW GENERAL ORGANIZATION This year the General Organization, after a successful membership drive, has undertaken many projects of great importance to the school. Dances were held to raise money for chartered clubs and the canteen was opened to supply after-school refresh- ment. A new juke-box was purchased and will, no doubt, provide entertainment for years to come. MR. GERO, Advisor 144 Senior High Representatives Junior High Members Roger Nortillo, Marjoirie Pearl, Sue Propper, Linda Kaiser 145 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is both an honorar)' and a service organization. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, service, character and leader- ship ability, in addition to a faculty rec- ommendation. This year, under the ex- cellent supervision of Mrs. Lyons, the Honor Society has begun a tutorial service, a college information program for high school seniors, and a paper delivery serv- ice for the faculty and students. The Honor Society this year attended a per- formance of the Broadway show, Came- lot, as an extra-curricular activity. 146 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America have had another active year in 1962, which was capped by their annual fund-raising auction. The function of this organization is to familiarize its members with the teaching profession. Student teaching and attend- ance at the LIFE Conference were part of the agenda this year. The Future Homemakers of America is composed of senior high school girls who are interested in the domestic arts. Members usher at school functions and serve behind the scenes when the home- making rooms are used. The club has participated in vari- ous service projects which have been helpful both to the school and to the community. Keep up the good work, girls! FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 147 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses of America has been es- tablished to help mem- bers learn more about the field of nursing as a career. Information is gathered through tours of hospitals and rehabil- itation centers, and the girls are then able to gain a better under- standing of this extreme- ly important profession. AUDIO VISUAL SQUAD The Audio Visual Squad has the task of delivering and main- taining technical appara- tus used to supplement class work. Supervised by Mr. Halligan, this group carries on a very essential function i n school operation. 148 SERVICE SQUAD The distinguished service squad performs many important duties. Its members patrol the halls, check passes, supervise the lunchrooms, do homework, and exercise authority in many critical situations (such as deciding who goes first on the lunch lines). Without the Squad, whatever would become of our school? LIEUTENANTS 149 LAB SQUADS If you are lacking necessary materials for a lab experiment, blame the lab squad. These scientifically-minded students help the instructors set up lab experiments and keep equipment in place. Even if the experiment doesn't work, we can at least be sure we used thq right materials. 150 SECRETARIAL POOL One of the most useful organizations in the school is the Secretarial Pool. The girls on this staff work in the administrative offices and assist departmental chairmen. Their duties range from answering telephones to running errands. Whatever they do, the girls are a big help and are to be commended for a wonderful job. LIBRARY CLUB Another very active service organization is the Library Club, directed by Mr. Fischer. This group charges, shelves and repairs books and assists the librarians by keeping the library in smooth operation. 151 PERSPECTUM 1962 The Yearbook Staff has strived to produce this third Per- spectum, the record of the Class of '62. Each has contrib- uted his utmost to make this book the best.” Thank you one and all for a job well done! 152 Yearbook Staff iWM«! hmm PHYSICAL SCIENCE BULLETIN The Bulletin is another inform- ative publication produced by Divi- sion Avenue's students. The staff endeavors to present current knowl- edge of the physical sciences in a form which will be clear and con- cise. The articles are submitted by interested students and, if approved, are then published. Here is a splen- did chance for students to submit their theories on relativity! GOSSAMER The Gossamer, the school's fine literary magazine, provides a chance for students to submit original work for consideration and possible publication. Each issue contains items which appeal to all readers. Perhaps this is the reason for the magazine's phenomenal acceptance by the student body. 154 The FLAME has provoked controversy this year through many of its articles and editorials. The paper has helped the school to remain in the know by its publications, and has stimulated much thought on problems that face not only our school, but our nation, in today's world. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was formed to promote an interest in science, one of the most important fields in today's technological world. The students work on advanced projects which they plan themselves to gain skills and interests which will be useful in later life. 155 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is new to our school. Its purpose is to give members a chance to improve their skill in the game. Guided by their advisor, Mr. Simes, the members fulfill this aim by playing against one another in tournaments. Perhaps one of them will become an Einstein! DRAGONETTES Although the Dragonettes are comparatively new, they have certainly come to the attention of the entire student body. These girls, supervised by Mr. Vitale, have appeared at all football and basketball games. Giving support to the teams, helping the cheerleaders encourage the cheers of the fans, and per- forming during half-time have all been a part of their function. May this group continue to carry on the spirit of Division Avenue for all of its athletic activities. MATH CLUB The Math Club meets weekly and gives its members a chance to learn material above and beyond regular classwork. Many of the club members belong to the Math Team which is also under the di- rection of Mr. Vandewater. From this group may come the engineers and scientists of the future who will promote the nation's interests in the technical fields. MATH TEAM This year the Math Team won the Nassau County Interscholastic Math Team Championship after a contest between the county’s high schools in mathematical problems. The team is composed of the top math students in our school and in- cludes sophomores, juniors and seniors. These students enjoy do- ing problems which involve in- tuition and application of basic prin- ciples. Congratulations are extended to all members of the team for their fine efforts this year. 57 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club has certainly had a lot to talk about in the past year. These serious-minded students meet once a week to discuss current inter- national issues. Through different projects, the members are attempt- ing to increase their knowledge of foreign countries. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club has been organized to promote an interest in Spanish culture and contributions to civilization. The goal has been accomplished by various tours, films, exhibits, and other educational materials on this most interesting subject. Serving as both an honorary and a service organization, the Varsity Club consists of boys who have earned a varsity letter in interscholastic sports. Members assist at the school's athletic functions and have performed many worthwhile services for the sports department. VARSITY CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club was formed to promote an active interest in this fascinating subject. With the guidance of Mr. Segal, the members learn about the subject through reading and experimentation. One of them may even become a PERSPECTUM photog- raphy editor someday. 159 CRY - SLURS The Cry-Slurs, Division Avenue's unique singing organization, has been active again this year. Under the direction of Mr. Frank Vitale, they staged the hit musical Good News.'' Their pleasant singing has brightened many of our assemblies during the school year. CRY-SLUR QUEEN Barbara Hayward 160 SENIOR BAND This year our Senior Band has achieved success in the musical field. Apart from their usual excellence when playing at assemblies, the members of the band made a fine showing in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. With little- regard for the brisk March winds, our band did us proud by marching up 5th Avenue in pre- cise formation. We are looking forward to similar performances under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Lutri. Are you sure Tommy Dorsey started this way ?” JUNIOR BAND The Junior High Band, under the direction of Mr. Lutri, has played at many of our school assemblies. The band offers a chance for the musically inclined seventh and eighth graders of our school to express themselves as an artistic group. MUSIC WORKSHOP The Music Workshop is a group of the younger students in our school who are interested in music ap- preciation. The members of this group have under- taken such projects as studying different forms of music and going on field trips to the opera. 162 SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA The Senior and Junior Orchestras were organized to help members gain skill in the art of music. Their efforts provide the student body with interesting and imaginative selections at school assemblies, keeping the students informed as to the variety of musical forms. JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA 163 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS The Junior High Chorus, an- other mode of expression for the seventh and eighth graders of our school, has often performed at school assemblies. The chorus, which consists of one hundred and fifty students, is directed by Mrs. Bronstein, Miss Elchyshen and Mr. Hatchett. 164 GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB Chosen for their qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, and athletic ability, members of the Girls’ Leaders Club learn advanced sports techniques and supervise gym classes. Through this program the girls develop qualities of leadership. They are to be commended for encouraging the spirit of sportsmanship at athletic events. SPORTS 167 SENIOR QUEEN CANDIDATES SENIOR ATHLETIC QUEEN Hope Jimmy stuffed the ballot box. Traditionally, the first homecoming game marks the coronation and reign of the Senior Athletic Queen. This year the candidates were Susan Kilbride, Karin Christiansen, and Suzanne Propper. At a gala half-time ceremony, the ladies-in-waiting were escorted to the dais by Merrill Clark, Robert Gifford and Peter Heneg- han. Susan Kilbride was then crowned Queen by Mr. Reilly. Before we start, I'd like to say a few words . . . Susan thinks this is a PROPPER KARINation. I won!' TRADITION AND PAGEANTRY Our Queen, Susan Kilbride. VARSITY FOOTBALL Division's football season was highlighted in two areas in 1961: the elevation into the North Shore Section II League; and the retention of the Water Bucket Trophy after defeating Levittown Memorial by a score of 7-0. Although the team lost a great deal of the offen- sive line because of graduation, it retained quarter- backing and running with returning veterans, Gary Parker and Tony Pace, respectively. Next year appears promising in the light of increasing team spirit and the performance of many fine sophomores and juniors. MR. JEWELL. Coach 172 Football Team 173 VARSITY SOCCER Sparked by the younger members of the squad, the Varsity Soccer Team had an encouraging season. Levittown Memorial, our archrival, went down to defeat again as Bob Gifford and his teammates out- scored them 3-1. Based on the experience gained this year, Coach Wright and his squad are looking forward to a championship in 1963. SCHOOL SPIRIT PLUS Karin Christiansen, Melissa Graves, Linda Kaiser, Sue Propper, Joan Kashman, Melissa Shaffer, Sue Kilbride, Mary La Mar, Janet Trama, Pam De Gregorio, Linda Cacioli, Kathy Burner VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's basketball team did not have the success of former years. Although hampered by an injury to high-scoring Jim Cain, the team did manage to defeat General Douglas MacArthur High School in overtime, and Port Washington in two overtime periods (73-72). Seniors on the squad this year were Gary Parker (captain), Bob Spadafore, Ross Patton, Tony Pace, Bill Astman, and John Stalberg. The Student-Faculty Game, a tradition at Divi- sion, had seniors from the team participating. The final score was 43-39 in favor of the students. MR. AMEN. Coach 176 Basketball Team We're from Division . . 177 VARSITY WRESTLING This year our varsity wrestling team came in second place only after losing a close match to Mineola. The team did fab- ulously in the county wrestling champion- ships by placing ninth out of all the high schools. Its record this year, eleven wins and four losses, is a tribute to the fine coach- ing of Mr. Wright and to the skill of all the boys on the team. COACH WRIGHT VARSITY BASEBALL In his first year as Varsity Baseball Coach, Mr. Amen has his work cut out for him. Because of alterations in the North Shore Athletic System, Di- vision Avenue will now be playing in the tougher com- petition of Section II. Mr. Amen will be assisted by a number of players who were on last year's champion- ship team. These include ace pitcher Gary Parker, first baseman Bill Astman, and shortstop Jim Cain. The 1962 team will surely maintain the high stand- ard of performance which has long been associated with Division baseball. 180 What do you mean Kaiser can't pitch? The area encompassed by the parabola formed by the trajectory of the ball and a line from the point of departure to the summit of the trajectory, equals the integral of the product of the difference between the ordinates and the differential of x. 181 VARSITY TRACK This year's Varsity Track team got off to a good start by beating Garden City in a dual meet. With seasoned veterans, Don Marcel, Merrill Clark, Don Kanarvogel, and Les Diskin, the team is looking forward to a very successful season. Under the able coaching of Mr. Pivnick, the team looks confidently into the future. 182 GIRLS’ SPORTS BASKETBALL FIELD HOCKEY TENNIS 186 TRACK 188 I knew it wouldn't work . . . with a hole in the top! Cooool!'' This time last year I had five fingers! 'Dream-Dream-Dreanvmmmmmm! The appreciation of knowledge. Oh! Not another one, Mr. Lutri!” GUARDIANS OF OUR YOUTH The thanks of the whole stu- dent body are extended to our two policewomen. In rain, snow, sleet, and hail these ladies carry out their tasks with never a word of com- plaint. Remember, by aiding them, you aid yourself. TOP LEVEL CONFERENCES THAT DIDN’T MAKE THE NEWS IN 1962 BOOSTERS The Aboulafia Family Mr. and Mrs. W. Aims, Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Aitken A Friend A Friend A Friend A1 and Barbara Artie and Paula The Asdorians The Auforts Aunt Nell and Uncle Bill Aunt Vi and Uncle Fred The Bachmans The Bakkes The Robert Bange Family The Frederick Barker Family The Bartels Family L. S. Baumgarten Family The Beaches The Beckwith Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Beliveau Mr. and Mrs. Binn The Bennett Family Mrs. Frieda Bergmann Mr. and Mrs. E. Biland The Binningers The Albert Biro, Jr. Family Mr. and Mrs. John Blake The Blanckmeister Family The Sheldon Bolkless Family Jackie Brooks Frank A. Bova The Brink Family The Brown Family Mr. and Mrs. G. Brown and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bromm and Family The Anthony J. Bucci Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Burke The Burnham Family The Byrne Family The Frank Cacioli Family The Vergilio Cacioli Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Caldarella Bernie Caplan Mr. and Mrs. A. Capoto and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Carlino Mr. and Mrs. R. Carlo Carolyn and Grant Mr. and Mrs. Caruso Mrs. Leonard Catalano Mr. and Mrs. P. Catalano The Charlick Family The Cheifetz Family Mr. and Mrs. I. Christiansen Ann Christiansen Grandpa Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Christiansen John Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. J. Citrin and Family The Hayward Cleveland Family Mr. and Mrs. Horace H. Cleveland Mrs. Comiskey 194 The Connolly Family The John Conway Family The James Coote Family The Costello Family Lt. Col. and Mrs. John D. Crisp James and John Crisp The J. R. Crosby Family Mr. and Mrs. William Cullen The W. Cunningham Family Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Curley The D. R. Darby Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis Mr. Frank De Carlo The Larry Decker Family The Lou De Fichy Family Mr. and Mrs. Dellaera The J. Del Gaudio Family The Tony DeLucca Family Eileen Detore Samuel Diskin and Family Dr. and Mrs. M. Dennison The Dolin Family The Dolin Family The M. G. Dougherty Family The George Douglas Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doxey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dredger The Drescher Family Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dubrul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dye The East Green Barbers The A. Eckert Family Mrs. Florence Eckert The Kenneth Edsell Family The Donald Elrod Family Mr. and Mrs. K. Engelhardt Byron Epstein The Erickson Family The Essig Family Gloria L. Farmer The Farmer Family John Fey and Family The Thomas Finnigan Family The Fitzgibbon Family Mrs. Helen Fleming Mr. S. Richard Foley and Family Forest City Delicatessen The Forrar Family Mr. Edwin Forseth and Family Ye Olde lunch period. Mr. Jack Francis and Family Frank Freyvogal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freyvogal The Fusco Family Future Homemakers of America The Galeze Family The Edward Gallagher Family Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gallo The Ganz Family Mr. and Mrs. F. Gehrig Gene and Gloria Gertz Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson Arlene Gibson Mr. C. Gill Mrs. L. Giudice Mr. and Mrs. E. Glick and Family Mr. and Mrs. H. Glick and Family Mr. and Mrs. I. Glick The Glynn Family Mr. E. Glucksman The Golden Family Mr. and Mrs. L. Golden and Family The Joseph Goodman Family Barbara Gordon Mr. and Mrs. M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. S. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gowen Grand Union Allied Shopping Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant and Family The William Graves Family Mr. and Mrs. David Gray The Thomas Gray Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Gregory Green Acre Barber Shop The Greengold Family Ellen Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. John H. Greves John H. 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Noonan The Charles Nortillo Family Eric and Laura Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Boyle The O'Brian Family Mr. and Mrs. William O'Hara The Edward H. J. Olsen Family The Original Two” The Orenstein Family Mr. and Mrs. S. Orlowitz Mrs. Kathleen Ott The Pajunen Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Panzella Dennis Parbst Mr. and Mrs. F. Parizzi The Leroy Parr Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pantke The Pape Family Mr. and Mrs. Papish The Pateracki Family The James Payton Family The Pearses Compliments of Peekskill, N. Y. The Hy Peltz Family Mr. Morris Pesner and Family The Petersen’s The Pfau Family The Philips Family The T. Piccini Family Mr. and Mrs. Piester The A. Pistocchi Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Porter Mrs. Potter V. M. Powell Family Mr. and Mrs. AI Prchal The Proppers The Pains Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raynor Nancy Raynor Mr. H. Regina Rots o' Ruck! Barbara Reh Mrs. Frank Reh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds Salesmen From Richheimer Karen and Felice Richter Jane E. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roberts and Daughter The Roesslers Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rohdes 196 Dorothy M. Rosen The Rothar Family Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rotheim and Roy Thomas Rubino The Russell Family The Ryan Family The Seamon Family Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer The Stephen Sabo Family Joan Scagliola Mr. and Mrs. William Schiffrin The Schmutzer Family The Schneider Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schoemmell Mr. and Mrs. S. Schwartz and Family Judie Schwenk Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and Family Mr. and Mrs. I. Seiler and Family Mr. and Mrs. H. Seplow and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Schack and Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaingold and Family Mrs. Betty Shannon Mr. Tom Shannon Marc Robert Shapiro Michael and Sharon Niles Sharra Family Miss Elizabeth Sheehan The Shields Family Miss Sinclair The Slavinsky Family Mrs. Louise Smith The Smith Family The Lawrence R. Sorcher Family Robert W. Specker Stamp World Magazine The Stavin Family Mr. M. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Steinbeck Ernie A. Stenmark and Family Mrs. Robert M. Stevenson The Emanuel Stoller Family Constantine Subacz Family Dot and Tim Sutton Mr. J. R. Swarbrick and Family The William Swartz Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swisala Mr. and Mrs. C. Syvertsen Mr. and Mrs. John Tara and Son Mr. and Mrs. Tarantelli and Family The Tay Family Compliments T. E.—3 Mrs. Tett Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Thibadeau The Tintle Family The Tomasulo Family Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Tuft Willet and Marion Underhill Catherine Valenti The Robert Valenoti Family Paula Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vogt Mr. and Mrs. R. Waddell Dr. S. D. Walterman The Weber Family The Edwin Welch Family Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiss Mr. and Mrs. William Weissman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Wenz Mrs. Peggy Wheaton Bob, John, and David White Miss Diane White Miss Doris White Mr. and Mrs. James White Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Miss Sabina White The Charles Wildes Family Mrs. Francesca Williams The Williams Family Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wills Muriel and Andrew Wills The William Witte Family The Zagano’s Frank and Karen Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Yale Bouncy, bouncy, bouncy, bouncy. 197 SPONSORS From Anonymous Friends Class of '61, '64, and '71 Levittown Service Station Division Ave., Levittown Bambi's Beauty Salon North Green, Levittown, N. Y. Mayfair Cleaners—Levittown Tux to Hire Best Wishes From Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Scagliola The Thomas H. McKeon Family Good Luck to the Class of '62” Best of Luck to Each of You from the Tatz’s to the Class of '62 Burner and Vacuum Sendee Mid-Island Plaza Broadfield Fabrics, Inc. Nassau Farmers Market, Bethpage Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Rosen Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Roura Mr. and Mrs. M. Belk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryan Rouvoe Cushing, M.D. Mrs. Ryan Grandma Ryan” Franklin Camera and Hobby Shop Mr. and Mrs. Theodore The White Family J. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Pat Caroll Proud Parents Willie’s Sendee Station 2918 Jerusalem Avenue, Levittown Compliments of Mr. Jack Cooperman and Daughter F. W. Whitney’s Supermarket 2841 Jerusalem Ave., Wantagh Flowers by Phil Levittown, L. L, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmel Proud Parents” Joseph D. Giudice A Proud Boyfriend Palto Aviation-Charter Augusta, Maine Mr. and Mrs. Roderic Hofer Proud Parents” South Village Construction Co. Levittown, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Parents Levittown Public Library Best Wishes, Staff As. 198 GOLD PAGE Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Astman Proud Parents” Best Wishes From Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Parbst Both well’s Buffet Catering Service Wantagh Ave. and Merrick Rd., Wantagh Center Island Insurance Agency Center Island Realty Compliments of Levittown-Hicksville Elks B.P.O.E. 1931 A Friend of Karen Parbst The Relatives of Merrill G. Clark, Jr. Tero, Inc. 153 West 23 St., New York 11, N.Y. Hempstead Electronics 18 Greenwich Street, Hempstead, L. I., New York Mayfair Cleaners 48 Division Avenue, Levittown, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of ’62 From Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green and Family Compliments of Times Square Stores Coffee Shop Hempstead Turnpike and Gardiner’s Ave. Best Wishes to America’s Future From Local Union 225, I.J.W.V. Good Luck to Division’s Seniors From Local 3108, Bowling Alley Union Levittown Teachers Association 199 Congratulations From ROLLAND W. LEWIS AGENCY KAY-LAURE School of Beauty Culture 8 Duffy Ave. Hiclcsville, N. Y. Insurance 3074 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, N. Y. PE 1-4900 GREAT ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC A_P� SuPer Markets “ KAS etPlMDAill FOOD MIR CM ANT SINCE l(M DELMA STUDIOS 381 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. OUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER „ Office and Laboratory 9 West 20th Street NEW YORK II, N. Y. WAtkins 9-1880 200 Happy Shoppers go about their business at J. C. PENNEY, INC. LEVITTOWN CENTER Pictured above are some models of the fine work done by HERBERT RICHHEIMER Allied Shopping Center, Hicksville, N. Y. A. C. ENGLISH UNITED ELECTRIC CO. 92 Gardiners Avenue East Village Green Levittown, N. Y. Levittown, N. Y. PErshing 5-4000 PE 5-7777 201 The Most Distinguished Name in School and College Jewelry YOUR GUARANTEE OF: Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security 202 Compliments Of JOHN WJ 1 Pemola JL ® PErshing 5-4636 1 DIVISION AVE. IEVITTOWN, N.Y. • Consolidation Loans • 20-Year Home Improvement Loans • Real Estate Happy bowlers at LEVITTOWN LANES North and South Village Greens (open alleys at all times) CAREER BOUND? Prepare for a preferred secretarial position in the field of your choice! Special 2-year and 1-year courses for high school graduates. Distinguished faculty. Individualized guidance, placement service. New classes: Feb., July. Sept- Catalog. Write or phone the Assistant Director today. BERKELEY SCHOOL SECRETARIAL 420 Lexington Ave.. Hew York 17, N. Y., MU 5-3418 122 Maple Avenue. White Plains, N. Y.f WH 8-6466 22 Prospect St., East Orange, New Jersey, OR 3-1246 203 PERSPECTUM PLAUDITS Perspectum 1962 Yearbook of Division Avenue High School, Levit town, New York James R. Reilly PRINCIPAL John C. Bouse COPY EDITOR Dale Schiffrin—Seniors Editor Barbara Brooks—Activities Editor Mark Fradkin—Sports Editor Thomas L. McKeon EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Joseph C. Morreale PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Craig Schiller Terrie J. Conjura ART EDITOR Philip Cheifetz BUSINESS MANAGER Penny Lynes Eberhard Kloetzer Kevin Powell Sherry’ Amott Stephen Ashwal Patricia O’Boyle Dorothy Scagliola John J. Mathews ADVISOR The staff of PERSPECTUM would like to express its heartfelt thanks to all who made this third edition a reality. Those to whom special thanks are due include: Mr. Reilly, who allowed the staff extraordinary privileges. Mr. Green and Mr. Lavey, for contributing photographs. Mrs. Lyons, Mr. Simes, Mr. Erbacher, Mr. and Mrs. Peyton, for chaperon- ing at various yearbook functions. Mrs. McKeon for being so gracious in allowing us to use her home for after-hours sessions. And, as always, Messrs. Fricke and Smedly for the use of their Art Depart- ment supplies and their co-operation. AUTOGRAPHS The knee bone is connected to the . . AUTOGRAPHS The Brotherhood of Man. Division, Division, can’t be beat!” As wc pass through the hallowed portals of Division Avenue for the last time, and confidently face the future, we realize how important our formative years in high school were. Division Avenue has provided us not only with the tools to increase our knowledge, but also with the opportunity to participate in many character building activities. We will always remem- ber the fine friends we have made, and the wonder- ful times we have had at Division Avenue. 208 If' ' • '.V £ Wv, • V hr • � ■ft . . ,.jj )«% . .it7 � 5® .-. ' • ' ' - ,.;f ■•:’■ • • -w.. •i •■ - ' ■. .fc. • ?•• :•.. ■ • • -■;■■ : , . 7i -V . , . ' . wm? -i ¥A zffli mmw M ( ' . -VV% .-• SfcZ ••. ' 5 irt � ’ � A V' ffi s • : . 35.: '•?, ............■■ v' ■■ • ■ ■ : • . ♦ . •A£v • ' . v • •ftw .U? f i% f i« •; • «ft !!? 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