Garden City High School - Mast Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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OLIVE GREER A jolly story or a serious talk . . . an ardent letter writer . . , keen appreciation of fine music . . . enviable smartness in clothes . . . a slightly quizzical brow . . . unlimited enthusiasm . . . full of bubbling laughter . . . a bundle of energy and fun Mast IV, Tennis III, IV, Archery IIIg Student Coach IV RICHARD GREER A happy, careless smile and a crowd of feminine admirers . . . tall, blond, hand- some, curly-haired . . . a hard-hitting line plunger on the gridiron . . . asnappy fielder and spark plug on the diamond . . . always cheerful and gay Football III, IV, Baseball I, II, III, IV, Hall Cop IV EDWARD GUELPA Somber and unassuming . . . always an aiding hand with a cheery grin . . . a subtle humor mixed with resourcefulness and in- telligence . . . a forceful voice . . . athleti- cally inclined . . . often seen puttering around the gym after school hours Football IV, Track IV VICTOR GUELPA Intense, sober . . . a questioning mind and mental attitude . . . ardent follower of seasonal sports . . . participant of football and track . . . well-read . . . always ready to discuss intelligently any subject . . . ubi- quitously affable and amiable Football IV, Track IV RUTH HAGENLOCH Photographers' profile . . . quiet and re- strained in a crowd . . . a suggestion of pensiveness in her deep eyes . . . yet a brilliant dimpled smile . . . passionately fond of athletics in all forms . . . a smooth, tanned complexion Basketball III, Hockey II, Archery IIIg Bad- minton IV, Student Coach III, P.-TA. Play I, Red Cross III GEORGE HAGERTY A placid lad . . . a modest unbeliever in strenuous brainstorming . . . agenuine soc- cer enthusiast . . . a good friend to all . . . carefree, fun-loving . . . one of the nuclei of the school band . . . a discriminating taste for sporty attire Band III, IV, Lacrosse IV, Baseball I, Soc- cer IV i211 0' Il fp . ff 'X' 1 i in X x O. Greer V. Guelpa R. Greer Hagenloch E. Guelpa Hagerty -43' M r ,fl 1 -i L, ' Q 4 l I, 'fir , J 1 Q s K

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Eschmann Fuller Fasciani Geddes Flint Gilbert KM, K , QQ E7 1 tx AY K. x U Q tzu X RICHARD ESCHMANN Wandering through the halls with an aris- tocratic bearing . . . noted for wild careen- ing on that one-lunged motorcycle . . . fitted right into the Garden City pattern al- though a newcomer this year Football IV, Track IV ANTHONY FASCIANI Curly hair and knowing smile . . . quite dapper and astute . . . a good man at jamming with the bull fiddle . . . his son- l orous sousaphone forming a solid bottom to the school band . . . a crafty and dependa- ble salesman Echo I, Camera Club I, Stamp Club I, Wrestling I, Badminton II, Student Council I, Band IV, Orchestra III, P.-T.A, Play II, III, IV WILLIAM FLINT A witty conversationalist . . . generally Xseen about the school brightening up the dark corners with his quips and cracks . . . athletically built and at ease with basketball and on ice skates . . . willing to pitch in and ,do his part in any class undertaking . . . a steady friend Echo I, II, Basketball I, II, III, Baseball I, Soccer I, Riding I, P,-T.A, Play II, III PHYLLIS FULLER Well-groomed, soft blond hair . . . deli- cate-looking . . . sweet, friendly smile and a carefree gayness . . . simple tastes and good judgment . . . self-contained, but more than ready to be a good friend and amusing companion . . . modest Mast IV, French Club III, Basketball I, II, III, Hockey I, II, III, P.-T.A. Play III IAMES GEDDES An optimist of the first order . . . always hasa song to sing . . . rather quiet . . . an occasional mild show of temperament . . . a peculiar capacity for screwing his voice into a warbling falsetto . . . an infectious grin Glee Club II, IV, French Club III, Track III, Soccer II, III ROBERT GILBERT Tall, slender, dark . . . a ready lift to those inquiring eyebrows . . . an accomplished master of the hot lick on the saxophone . . . a dignified reserve and calm philosophy Camera Club IV, Rifle Club II, IV, National Honor Society II, Band III, IV, Hall Cop IV

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95 ,-5. gg ww-'J' RSA!-3 ' ' x Haller I-Iewitt Hansen Hill I-Iecker I-Iiltz E22 MIRIAM HALLER A blue flash from large, expressive eyes . . . friendly and charming . . . bewitching ringlets . . . does everything wholeheart- edly , . . loves classical music and the opera . . . a newcomer to the school, claim- ing many immediate friends . . . a gifted artist Art Club IV, Riding IVg Swimming IV, Ping Pong IV VICTOR I-IANSEN An industrious and successful business- man responsible for the sauirms of his am- bitious buddies . . . a demon with a test tube and a couple of chemicals . . . earnest and sincere . . . a badminton addict . . . a real gentleman Badminton III, IV, Student Council IV, Band II, III, IV, Orchestra II, III, IVg President Science Club I, II, Editor Science Paper I, II NANCY HECKER lust a little mite with pep and vim of dyna- mite . . . an enthusiast in good friendly arguments or a peppy game . . . quick to lend a hand in any enterprise . . , a whiz on wheels French Club II, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Hockey I, II, III, IV, Archery II, Riding II WALTER I-IEWITT A leader of his own as well as others' minds . . . not conservative, not radical . . . a truly sagacious gentleman . . . en- joys a lot of fun and friends . . . indispen- sable to both the football and wrestling teams Football I, II, III, IV, Wrestling IV, Student Council IV, I-lall Cop IV IANET HILL Sparkling, tantalizing manner . . . a per- sonality that no one can resist . . . always cheerful and full of life . . . unconsciously setting the pace and style . . . likes golf and art . . . a real connoisseur of where to go and when Archery III, Art Club IV IEAN HILTZ Quiet, good-natured personality . . . skilled in knitting and crafts . . . loves to tease . . . artistic . . . friendly . . . laugh- ing brown eyes . . . distinctive clothes Cflee Club III, French Club III, P.-T.A. Play I, II, III, Student Council I, Crafts Club IV