Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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FIRST ROW, L. to R: Sec, B. Lutsk, Vice-Pres. W. Jaworowski, Pres. V. Diehl. SECOND ROW: N. Tuthill, A. McLellan, H. Wol- lerstein, E. Varmus, P. Cook, M. Shebar, L. Miranda, J. Fairberg, S, Poulos. THIRD ROW: J. Penney, H. Craddock, S. Pavlakis, E. Holgren, P, Corrigan, C. Blanche, J. Verona, W. Fletcher. DANCE CO The efforts of the Senior High Dance Committee, headed by Val Diehl, Social Secretary of the GO., provided fun for all at the two G.O. Dances. Its functions were to conceive original ideas for the dances and provide decor, refreshments, music, en- Decorating For Bali H'Ai FOURTH ROW: S. Franklin, P. Russell, M. Phillips, K. Diesl, K. Jarvis, M, Cleary, B. Taylor. FIFTH ROW: B. Ness, C. Biathrow, D. DeCarion, S. Somers, B. Smith. SIXTH ROW: J. Erwin, M. Berman, J. Turner, M. Ford, C. Berger, L. Porter. MMITTEE tertainment, and publicity. Under the supervision and complete cooperation of Mr. Nathaniel Levin and Mr. John Franklin, the Dance Committee gave the stu- dent body exceptional dances such as Bali H'Ai, with its exotic atmosphere. Val

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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

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NATIONA SEATED, L. to R: Adviser Miss Alice V. Davis, Sec. Valerie Warm. STANDING: Pres. Warren Handel, Vice-Pres. George Gould, Treas. Betsy Barasch. 82 5 X S.. The olticial emblem of the National Junior Honor plished but as a golden spur To urge him To greater Society is the flaming Torch. All students who seek Q effort. In keeping with The emblem the motto is Light truth must light the torch ot knowledge. Each mem- is the Symbol of TruTh. ber wears it not as a symbol of what he has accom- ir I. f L ... -. l l Junior KNEELING, L. to R: V, Warm, B. Barasch, W. Handel, G. Gould. Weed, l. Garbo, J. Sigloin, N. Burghardt, G. Coleman, B. Ed- STANDING: J. McCrum, R. Duda, L. Scheman, S. Harrison, B. wards, T. Field, C. Bishop, L. Lee, A. Klein. 1 lc. lr: M-gif Ti ll' Y