Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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Robert Woelfel Martha Bryant PI'eSidehi Vice-President Sophie Poulos Mr. John Maior Secretary Adviser Jerome Cardone Vice-President G. O. The General Organization, representing the entire student body, has promoted the general welfare and progress of Freeport High. The GO. otticers, ably advised by Mr. John Maior, have made this year one ot the most outstanding yet. Ticket sales, dances, another undefeated football sea- son, Nassau League meetings, and G.O. elections were among the numerous activi- ties sponsored by the General Organiza- tion. For the first time, G.O. holders have been able to obtain discount tickets valid at all Century Theaters. Again the GO. held informal dances after bas- ketball games and encouraged larger attendance at Wrestling matches. , MNM,4e GQ ff' ctlc ' M is Robert Smith Vlufy nvvf , A N ' Treasurer V 5 M is gE,'2-703 Q9-CSP' I, ,,,, .ff-eff' gi, -62 ,Aff 'flw Ylvifly in laik i959,6l-is -2:21 'M 26 in ,M,.,s,,,,.,.-M' 641 QQCV- 9 20 431 X , .sm YERMAYZ 16 X., xi 'L vb 33 is U3 Valerie Diehl 27 Social Secretary

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.avi I3'f'A'.-2 ,L - 'rv 1-. - , X f G.O. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, L. to R: Mr. Ashley, Mr. Costiow, R, Woelfel, Mr. Southord, STANDING: Mr. Wettioufer, S. Poulos, ig ,pn rw 1'l,,J'IQ.,f'5 4 I 'T 11 F.. ,Q 2.52 I 53? ff 09.5 3 5 Qt, L51 Wm ., ' A ff I by J I ! R. Smith, S. Study, M. Br Mr. Major, Mr. Newton. 'C 't - .'Q.' I ' W- -:iw Z4 I 41-5.E5+.QQ C? 'Fw- yont, J. Ccirdone, N, Berman, V. Diehl, Q, I r I . -I any. 1-4-1 '.E.,f S Cf' ,,, STUDENT COUNCIL, FIRST ROW, L, to R: S. Study, B. Kried- mon, J. Uhl, S. Ifshin, R. Vogel, C. Lundstrom. THIRD ROW: A mon, L. Anton, N. Berman, J. Helfond, H. Schwartz, C. Posnock, M, Bryant, B. Smith, V, Diehl, B, Woelfel, J. Ccrdone, S. Poulos. M. Ingber. SECOND ROW: H. Gritmon, E. Voelker, M. Sheiter- I 'mul G.O. Election ' -1- I. . .' I -61 ' ' fiiixff' Bah Ho'l - G.O. Dance L. f.-

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SR. HIGH HOMEROOM MANAGERS, FIRST ROW, L. to R: J Friedman, N. Schaap, E, Davis, N. Berman, G, Holgren, A, Mc- Lellan, K. Provenzano, C, Goldstein, B. Boriss, C. Bernstein, L. Gartner, SECOND ROW: R. A, Smith, N. Panagakos, L. Young E. Varmus, W. Jaworowski, D. DeCarion, T. Carroll, P. Lessler, 1 N, Tuthill, K, Joyce. THIRD ROW: H. Gritmon, J. Phillips, C. Heller, P. Russell, K. Jarvis, V. Somers. FOURTH ROW: B. Ness, B. Fink, B. Lutsk, A. Carillo, L. Mintz, S, Falk, J. Tuthill. FIFTH ROW: B. Taylor, B, Lang, B. Ashley, L. Porter. HOMEROOM MANAGER In this year as in every year, the homeroom man- agers have played a most important role in the suc- cess ot the General Organization. Under the super- vision of Mr, John Major, with the help of the G.O. othcers, the homeroom managers encouraged GO JR. HIGH HOMEROOM MANAGERS, FIRST ROW, L. to R: A. Schmidt, A. Becker, G. Sparling, S. Petrovets, A. Schanz, B. Vorbeclc, A. Bronin, J. Reinhard. SECOND ROW: B. Weed, B. Schoen, J. A. Gronim, Z. Kondratievs, P. Yekel, B. Lutsk, G. Franklin, S. Henry, B. Edwards. THIRD ROW: D, Lieberman, S, sales, collected payments during the fall, and dis- tributed FlasHingS at the end of each month. The General Organization would surely tail it it were not for this important middle man - the homeroom manager. Ain, P. Edelman, J. McCrum, E, Bernstein, C. Cotter, R. Mac- Dougall, L. Scheman. FOURTH ROW: C. Carswell, B. Zarchy, P. Reinhard, R. A. Ringer, D. Kimmelman, C. Chirrick, C. Bishop, J. Franklin, G. Gould. .fp if has