Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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WILLIAM LUDLAM “Bill” . . . casual—nothing disturbs him . . . rememliered for his eye-catching clothes . . . also known for his witticisms . . . his “hot-rod” is a familiar sight. JEANNE LYON Ambitious homeroom manager ... sings at All-State . . . chorus accompanist . . . goes horseback riding . . . likes to sew and knit socks . . . Honor Society . . . Staff Associate for “What A life”. GEORGE LYONS Has a pleasantly sarcastic humor . . . is not partial to history . . . good trombone player . . . member of marching and concert band for four years . . . main hobby is woodworking . .. CATHERINE MACAULEY “Cathy” . . . attractive long hair . . . outstanding in all sports . . . loves to listen to jazz ... a good dancer, too . . . fun to be with ... did someone mention frec kles? EDWARD MACOMB “Eddie” . . . commutes from Sea-ford ... a staunch Yankee fan . . . would like to find an easy way to learn typing . . . spends his vacations floating and duck hunting . . . ARTHUR MANZ “Artie” . . . light-complexioned tow-head . . . congenial ... a “clam digger” ... in summer, may lie seen in his boat in Baldwin Harbor . . . adds an appreciated quietness to F.H..S. halls. WAYNE MARSHALL Terrific dancer . . . dead-pan comedian . . . G.O. treasurer . . . Boys' State representative at Colgate . . . remember Clarence in “Life With Father?” . . . track star . . . Honor Society . . . 1949 Masque and Wig president . . . CONSTANCE MARTORANA “Connie” . . . sweet . . . talented artist . . . sews and cooks well . . . can outshoot many fellas with a rifle . . . ambition—to weigh 123 pounds . . . good natured ... attractive brunette . . . ELAINE MAY Energetic and capable . . . neat hair-do . . . FlasHingS . . . Business Publications Staff . . . tennis, golf her favorite sports . . . well dressed always . . . often nonsensical, but serious when the occasion calls for it . . . RUTH McDEVITT Blond-haired and friendly . . . Courtesy Committee member . . . corresponds with friends abroad . . . excels in archery, badminton, and table tennis . . . draw’s, reads in her spare time . . . literary talents . . . diane McHenry Light-hearted . . . studies ballet and tap dancing . . . News Service Staff. Courtesy Committee, Red Cross Council all saw her service . . . collects souvenirs . . . wants to become a professional ballet dancer .. . PATRICIA ANNE MCLEOD Always in a hurry . . . ace writer . . . assistant editor of FlasHingS . . . just bubbles over with enthusiasm . . . National Honor Society ... a sports fan . . . likes good music . . . D.G.E. sorority member . . . Page twenty-nine

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FRANCES KESSELMAN “Cookie” . . . busy FlasHingS reporter . . . worked hard in concert and marching hand . . . also was on band council . . . honor student . . . active in girls sports . . . sincerely friendly . . . to l c remembered . . . JOHN K1ERNAN ‘‘Johnny’ . . . pleasant ... independent and self sufficient . . . four year track man . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . dislikes boring classes . . . lets no one get the best of him . . . HARRIET KRITSELIS Proficient linguist . . . reads avidly .. . FlasHingS. Courtesy Committee . . . dresses like a fashion plate . . . has good taste ... interested in table tennis, archery, badminton . . . wants to go to college . . . ‘Did you say Detroit?’ ALFRED KUNZ “Al . . . quiet and determined . . . a camera fiend ... is interested in radio work ... a good student . . . unassuming and straightforward . . . would like to Ik an electrical engineer . . . MARILYN LANG Tall and slender . . . sweet, soft voice ... an honor student . . . served on Jr. Red Cross Council • . . helped pick out our senior rings . . . always has a smile for you . . . NORMA LARSEN Quiet and serious . . . plays the flute and piccolo in the band . . . flute section head . . . student leader . . . honors in prize speaking contests . . . roller skates her way to fun and fame . . . RICHARD LASHER Ric‘ . . . good-looking . . . congenial. an extrovert . . . member of the Courtesy Committee . . . peddles papers to homeroom teachers . . . likes all sports . . . “I got one that'll slay you!” BERNICE LIF.BERMAN “Bunny . . . likes to collect souvenirs . . . girls sports . . . Junior Red Cross and F.H.A. member . . . excels in bowling . . . efficient library assistant ... a good mixer . . . plans to study Home Economics . . . BARBARA LODATO “Bobby . . . small and darkeyed . . . likes to cook . . . plays basketball and table tennis . . . lively miss . . . energetic . . . loves fun . . . can be seen cheering at all football games . . . JOHN LOONAM “Jack ... a personable and friendly character . . . always has time for a good laugh . . . plans to join the Navy next fall and see the world . . . PETER LOONAM Pete ’ ... a clown ... fun to be with . . . a good dancer . . . served on Courtesy Committee . . . track . . . never a dull moment . . . remember Mr. Patterson in “What A Life?” . . . BERYL LOSEE Blonde and athletic . . . c heerful disposition . . . hockey and soft-ball honor teams . . . member of Courtesy Committee . . . bowling and roller skating occupy her free time . . . also likes to draw . . . Pa fie twenty-eight

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JOAN MENNINGER Busy little live wire . . . FlasH-ingS, Courtesy Committee and Bed Cross all filled her school time . . . her likes include bowling and folk dancing . . . would like to be an airline hostess . . . FLORETTE MERRITT “Ginger” . . . tiny but with a forceful personality . . . talented, accomplished actress . . . best remembered as Mother in ‘Life With Father” . . . FlasH ingS . . . student announcer . . . Honor Society . . . poised and assured . . . MARY JUNE METZ “Butch” . . . vivacious and energetic . . . fiendish sense of humor . . . a dyed-in-the-wool ankee fan . . . picked for several girls sports honor teams . . . hobby, gyping free periods . . . FRED MILLER “Freddie” . . . broad grin . . . talks with a slow drawl . . . loves to ice skate — good at it, too . . . will be remembered for his friendliness . . . ambition lies in the business world . .. WILLIAM MILNER “Willie-Flip” . . . blond . . . ready smile, mischievous eyes . . . deceptively quiet . . . track and rifle teams ... an auto racing fan . . . a mechanical whiz . . . his hobby is building stock cars . . . ELEANOR MINEO Spontaneous smile . . . small and fragile looking ... a note of cheer . . . hopes to be a secretary after passing history regents . . . looks good in bright colors . . . RICHARD A. MITTHAUER “Dick” ... is independent, quick-wilted and friendly . . . always ready with an apt reply . . . loves to work on cars and engines . . . has a mechanic’s job after school. RICHARD J. MORAN “Dick” . . . slap-happy humor . . . played Freshman, Jayvee, and Varsity baseball . . . drives an ice cream wagon in summer . . . played Santa last winter ... a future “Bar and Grill” owner . . . JOHN MORGAN “Johnny” . . . personality plus . . . always ready with a huge smile ... an ace basetball player on the Freeport “Five” . . . sharp dresser . . . works in Varsity Shop. HAROLD MORRIS Likeable honor student ... he and his trombone seen marching at all football games . . . count magic and photography among his hobbies ... a card shark . . . future mechanical engineer. MARILYN MORRIS “Lynne” . . . sophisticated . . . contributed to the success of the P.A. Club . . . served on Business Publications Staff . . . never at a loss for words . . . refreshing humor . . . dramatic ability . . . RICHARD MULDOWNEY “Moe” . . . interested in retailing . . . served on Publications Business Staff . . . sports-minded . . . bowls and plays basketball . . . works on cars in his spare time . . . will make a good salesman . . . Page thirty