General Douglas MacArthur High School - Commander Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

VOLUME V PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF GENERAL DOUGLAS MacARTHUR HIGH SCHOOL LEVITTOWN, NEW YORK TABLE OF CONTENTS Looking at our high school experiences In retrospect, we find many questions unanswered. For example, what has paved our way to this point? No doubt, our persevering spirit provides part of the answer, for Webster defines spirit as courage and enthusi- asm ... Throughout our years at General Douglas MacArthur High School, we have had many ups and downs. In all situations, however, we have attempted to use the courage and enthusiasm necessary to our success. We have tried, for instance, to help our peers to the best of our ability. Our efforts have been fruitful in our class work, our extracurricular activities, and our com- munity endeavors. Thus we have contributed to The Spirit of 1966. There is more to our story, however, than we have told above. Obviously, our friends, parents and teach- ers have contributed their share to our success. They were always available when we had to face obstacles and vicissitudes, and then they helped us to mitigate or to solve our difficulties. And here again, we availed ourselves of all the opportunities opened to us, which, in turn, made us a better part of The Spirit of 1966 . Finally, one other factor must be mentioned here: our environment or surroundings. Our community, both in our school and outside of it, has been significant in our academic life. The teachers at MacArthur and the citizens of Levittown have created the mood conducive to our progress, and thus they too have left their mark in our happy lives. As may be observed, therefore, we were never alone in our endeavors. Many individuals and circumstances played an important role. Thus we were made a part of The Spirit of 1966 . THE CLASS OF MR. DONALD GRANT PRINCIPAL The class of 1966 proudly dedicates its edition of The Commander to Mr. Donald Grant and Mr. Louis Blum- berg. Before his arrival here, Mr. Grant had experience as teacher and administrator in the Chenango Valley School, the Richfield Springs Central School, and the Penn Yan High School, all upstate. As principal of Jonas E. Salk Junior High School and General Douglas MacArthur High School, Mr. Grant has contributed much to the academic life of District 5. Mr. Grant has many and varied responsibilities, and he has always discharged them with the welfare of our students at heart. In selecting teachers, for ex- ample, he seeks people with a well-rounded person- ality and diversified background. These teachers, in turn, quickly find their place in our teaching and ex- tracurricular activities to become an essential part of our academic endeavors. In his few brief moments of relaxation, our principal listens to jazz music and operates his ham radio. No doubt, here he has much in common with many Mac- Arthurites. From 1935 to 1945, Mr. Blumberg was a teacher of mathematics and science at Woodridge High School, and supervising principal of District 13, Woodridge, New York. For the next sixteen years, he was prin- cipal and superintendent in Fallsburg, and assistant superintendent in Poughkeepsie. As our superintendent since 1961, Mr. Blumberg has been in the center of many changes in District 5. 4 1966 SALUTES . . . MR. LOUIS BLUMBERG SUPERINTENDENT Working unobtrusively but with determination, he has created an atmosphere conducive to success in the teaching-learning process. For instance, he has placed himself in the midst of problems to help teachers and students. Since coming here, Mr. Blumberg has seen the improvement of facilities for the training of handi- capped and vocational students, the reduction in class sizes, the setting up of classes for advanced and slow students, and the building of the auditorium at Levittown Memorial High School. Through his open line of communication to the public, he has secured the enthusiastic community support for his programs, many of which have become reality. Thus a part of the picture he envisions for District 5 is ours now. When time permits and he can get away from his heavy schedule, Mr. Blumberg enjoys non-fiction books. For example, when the interviewers mentioned Ian Fleming's books, he classified them as intri- guing . In addition, he likes fishing, boating and golf. He shows his interest in many sports by his presence at our interscholastic competitions. Those who appreciate the principles of education in modern society are pleased with Mr. Grant and Mr. Blumberg at the helm of our school and district, for in deed and word, they give full expression to those principles. General Douglas MacArthur High School and District 5 are the beneficiaries of the efforts and experience of these two gentlemen. 5 In the beginning ... Our school, here In its early stages, was to become a source of pride for Mr. Grant and Mr. Blumberg. Inside the cornerstone laid by Mr. Grant went MacArthur's first yearbook. Who knows? Maybe in a few centuries that yearbook will be uncovered. Left to right: Lt. Col. Robert Kissel, Eli Mellon, Harold Woodhull, Robert Hoshino, Louis Blumberg, Donald Grant. Present with Mr. Grant and Mr. Blumberg at MacArthur's official dedication was General Blackshear Bryan, shown here making the official dedication address. 6 Mr. Grant, who takes an active interest in the accomplishments of his students, is shown here congratulating Marjorie Mat- luck at the 1965 induction ceremony of the Honor Society. At the 1962 Sports Award Night, Mr. Grant and Mr. Blumberg were there with Mr. LaPolla and Mr. Vagts. Our Principal and Superintendent are al- ways on hand at such occasions to praise deserving students. Mr. Blumberg is on hand to give support to our Generals. His camera is ready to preserve for posterity any outstanding play of our team. 7 MR. Joseph McDonald A smile, a pleasant word, a true regard for MacArthur students— these are the characteristics of our Assistant Principal, Mr. McDonald. His concern for MacArthur's repu- tation has played an important part in establishing a fine name for our school. He is striving constantly not only to uphold but also to ex- ceed this fine reputation. MacArthur students are well aware of Mr. Mc- Donald's interest in them and hold him in high regard. Cooperation between Mr. McDonald and Mr. Grant has been essential in en- abling our students to derive the most from school at MacArthur. MR. ROBERT ENDERLE With his friendly disposition, it is easy to see why our Assistant Prin- cipal, Mr. Enderle, gets along so well with the students. He possesses a frankness in his attitude which allows the students to realize that they are his prime concern. Mr. En- derle's dedication to MacArthur- ites is returned by the students' high opinion of him. The adminis- trative team at the head of our school—Mr. Enderle, Mr. McDonald and Mr. Grant—has helped maintain the spirit of enthusiasm on the part of the students toward school activ- ities. 8 MRS. C. HARAHAN As Mr. Grant's secretary, Mrs. C. Harahan Is kept busy with her du- ties. She is constantly engaged in behind the scenes work necessary in the administration of our school. Her personal dedication to the many and varied activities of the principal's office is recognized by the class of 1966. MRS. L ALDROVANDI Mrs. L. Aldrovandi, our Superinten- dent's active personal secretary, enjoys her work a great deal. Knowing that she is an essential person in our district, she under- takes each new endeavor with en- thusiasm and pride. On several oc- casions, Mrs. Aldrovandi has helped even the editors and ad- viser of The Commander, who hold her in high esteem. No phase of work in our school district escapes her attention and interest, and this is to the credit of the Superinten- dent's office. 9 With Mrs. Harahan's able assistance, Mr. Grant carries on with his work. Mr. Grant pauses a moment to think of MacArthur's outstanding academic achieve- ments after he hos congratulated our National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists. 10 Mr. McDonald and Mr. Enderle are caught unaware, discussing an important Mac- Arthur event. They avail themselves of every opportunity to deal with every situation. Douglas Karpiloff listens intently to Mr. Blumberg's candid answers to his questions duri nn nn intorvi w 11 To the Class of 1966: Your theme The Spirit of 1966 probably has many of the characteristics of any other period, and yet it must also have some differences. Its characteristics in common with men and societies of other periods you learned early in life. Its differences from the spirit of other years , on the other hand, you find in your academic and social experiences. It is in the development of the latter that I hope our efforts have been fruitful. Elliptically defined, spirit is the principle of conscious life, and as such, it is that of 1966; yet it must mean much more to find itself associated with any age. It should also encompass your awareness of the life of others—their happiness. Though the principle above- mentioned probably has its fullest expression in the sine qua non of a successful life, which is the under- standing among men, the spirit is constantly being modified by the reactions of man to artificial and natural changes in his world. And the quality of your own reactions takes its character and form through the learning experiences in your education. It is to this last area that educators may contribute if they are going to help in your societal stability and hap- piness. It is my expectation that we might have helped you to understand and appreciate those aspects and differences that make the spirit of 1966 meaning- ful in your lives. If we have succeeded here, you will contribute to human understanding, and to the peace so desperately sought by men everywhere. Sincerely, Louis Blumberg Mr. Louis Blumberg A busy day is drawing to an end for Mr. Blumberg and his hard-working secretary, Mrs. Aldrovandi. Our three office secretaries, Mrs. Gittleman, Mrs. McGrath, and Mrs. Rode are always involved in each day's important activities. Though invariably buried in heavy loads of work, they are ready with a smile to offer assistance to all comers . As our roving secretary, Mrs. Gittleman helps Mr. Enderle, Mr. McDonald, and many students and teachers. She has come to the assistance of even yearbook editors and advisers. No wonder, we all think she is one of our kind friends in the office. As the latest addition to our office staff, Mrs. McGrath has quickly found a niche in our hearts. We appreciate her ever-ready helping hand. Everyone in our school knows that Mrs. Rode is indebted to the telephone company, for without the little instrument she would have no job. Can you imagine all our sick students not receiving that ex- pected soothing call? How many of you have ever missed that call when you were ill? Mrs. Rode's pleas- ant disposition makes her the ideal choice for our Girl Friday . Without these three amiable and capable secre- taries, our school would not function. Therefore, we offer our appreciation and thanks to them. Mrs. E. Gittleman Mrs. A. Rode Mrs. M. McGrath JOHN AFFIGNE English Columbia University, B.S. BRUNHILDE ALDUINO Language N.Y.U., B.A. JOSEPH ALTER Science C.C.N.Y., B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. BENJAMIN ANGEL Guidance N.Y.U., B.A., M.A.; Queens College, M.S. LILETTE BAGWIN Mathematics Stony Brook, B.S. ALICE BARNET JOHN BATORSKI English Language Brooklyn College, B.A.; Co- Colgate, B.A. lumbia Teachers College M.A. MILDRED BESKIN Business C.C.N.Y., B.B.A. CELESTE CAME IRA Language Chairman Aldelphi, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. BARBARA CHEREPOWICKI Science Hofstra University, B.A. ALLAN BORGHARD Practical Arts Rutgers University, B.S.M.E. 16 PAUL COllETTI Art Hofstra University, B.A. ISOBEL COOKE English St. John's University, M.A. MARTIN CULLINAN English Marist College, B.A. FRANCES CZAJKOWSKI Physical Education Brockport State University, B.S. in Ed. JEANNETTE DEUTSCH Home Economics Chairman Russell Sage College, B.S. VIRGINIA DAMIANOS Nurse Plattsburgh, R.N., B.S. ROBERT DELL Health and Physical Education Brockport State University, B.S.; Columbia University M.A. JOSEPH DICKSON Guidance St. Francis College, B.A.; John's University, M.S. Three passing grades in a row? There must be a mis- take somewhere. ANTHONY DiNAPOLI Social Studies Iona College, B.A. 17 WINIFRED DORGAN Business College of St. Elizabeth, B.S. PAUL DRASER Guidance University of Michigan, B.A.; Hofstra, M.S. in Ed. WILLIAM EBERLEIN Practical Arts Duke University, B.S.M.E. JEFFREY ELLNER Social Studies Hofstra University, B.A. SYLVIA ELMER Business N.Y.U., B.S. JAMES FARLEY English C.C.N.Y., B.S. in Ed. WALTER FINUCANE English St. John's University, B.A.; Fcrdham, M.A.; St. John's University, Ph.D. McGill R.L. FORCIER Science University, B.A., M.A. Sneaky, aren't you? 18 ARTHUR FREUD Science Chairman Brooklyn College, B.A., M.A. BARBARA FRIEDMAN Physical Education Ohio State University, B.S. FRED FROELICH Social Studies L.I.U., B.A. RUTH FUREDI Guidance Hunter, B.A.; Queens Col- lege, M.S. AGNES GOIAB Music Seton Hall, B.M.; Columbia Teachers College, M.A. ELLEN GREENFIELD Language University of Buffalo, B.A. SIDNEY GOLDENBERG Mathematics Brooklyn College, B.A.; Hof- stra, M.S. CONSTANCE GREENBERGER Business N.Y.U., B.S. WALTER HENRY Science Catholic University, B.A.; Brown University, M.A. ANNE HODEL English Fordham University, B.S. JOHN HENNESSY Guidance Villanova University, B.A.; Hofstra University, M.S. in Ed. JOHN HUDZIK Business, chairman Bucknell University, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. 19 SAMUEL HUGHES Science Newark College of Engi- neering, B.S. ROY JESTER Practical Arts Oswego, B.S. RICHARD JOHNSTON Mathematics, Chairman Manhattan College. B.A. LOUIS KALLEN Business New York University, B.S. CONSTANCE KANAREK Social Studies Hunter College, B.A., M.A. ED KATZ Art, Chairman N.Y.U., B.S., M.A. ALEXANDER KAVANAU English Columbia University B.S., M.A. CATHERINE KERNVEIS Art Queens College, B.A. JAMES KIVISILD Music Fredonia College, B.S. ROGER KLINKENBERG Practical Arts Colorado State College, B.A. FRANCIS KETCHAM English St. Johns University, B.A. 20 NORTON KLIPSTEIN Mathemotics N.Y.U., B.A. ROBERT La POLLA Physical Education University of Alabama, B.S.; N.Y.U., M.A. MARTIN LAVENDER Business N.Y.U., B.S. RUSSELL LEARY Practical Arts Buffalo, B.S.; Hofstra Uni- versity, M.S. JEAN LODATO Social Studies St. John's University, B.A. GEORGE LESAK Science Edinboro State College, B.S. STANLEY LEVY Science Brooklyn College, B.S. MARGARET LUCEY Nurse Hospital of the Holy Family, R.N.; Adelphi University, B.S. That's how my cuckoo clock works. TINA MAGGIO Cosmetology University of the State of New York 21 PATRICIA MacINTOSH Mathematics THOMAS MAHER English SABINA MARKROW Home Economics St. John's University, B.A. St. John's University. B.A. Hunter College, B.A. CHARLES McGORRY Social Studies Iona College, B.A. GLENN MEHRTENS Social Studies Fordhom University, B.S. MICHAEL OCCHIPINTI Social Studies Hofstra, M.S. in Ed. Next time, don't write with invisible inkll ERNEST ORLANDINI Social Studies St. Francis College, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. CAROL NEY Language Boston College, B.S. JAMES O'BRIEN Enghsh Holy Cross, B.A.; Worcester State University, M.Ed. NIKOLA OVANIN Music Cleveland Institute of Music, B.M.; Hamline University, WAITER PAWLUKANIS Industrial Arts Oswego, B.S. ARTHUR PITSCHI Science C.C.N.Y., B.S., M.A. JOHN POELKER English St. John's University, B.A.; Fordham University, M.S. M.A. IRWIN ROSEN Social Studies N.Y.U., B.A., M.A. CAROL REIGEN English Hunter College, B.A.; Queens College, M.A. ALICE ROSEN English Wayne State University, B.A. LOUIS RUBIN Business St. John's University, B.B.A. WILLIAM RUTHIZER Business Hofstra University, B.B.A. EDGAR SCHMITT Physical Education Cortland, B.A.; Hofstra Uni- versity, M.S. MIKKI SCHWARTZBAUM Physical Education Ithaca College, B.S. 23 ALPHONSUS SCORDATO Social Studies ANGELO SCORDATO Mathematics SOL SEGAL Science St. John's University, B.A. State University of New John Hopkins University, York, Albany, B.A., M.A. B.S.; New York University, M.A., Ph.D. PETER SELICK Mathematics N.Y.U., B.A., M.A. DAVID SIEGEL Social Studies N.Y.U., B.S., M.A. STUART SILVERMAN Science Foirleigh Dickinson Univer- sity, B.S. SIDNEY SLIVE Practical Arts C.C.N.Y., B.B.A. EMIL TOELLE Science Moorheod State College, B.S.; University of North Dakota, M.Ed. JOHN TUNNEY LEONORE ULRICH Social Studies Library Hunter College, B.A. Hunter College, B.A. NATALIE TREANOR Mathematics College of Mount Saint Vin- cent, B.A. 24 ODETTE VIRBY Language Middlebury College, B.A., M.A. HERBERT VITALE Science North Carolina State, B.S. IRENE WAGNER Language St. John's University, B.S. MARQUERITE WALSH Language Mary Washington College, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. ELIZABETH WINNIG Language University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.A. WILLIAM WHITE Science Syracuse University, B.S. GEORGE WILSON Science St. John's University, B.S., M.S. LOUIS WOHL THEODOSIA WOOD English Library Yeshiva University, B.A.; Trinity College, B.A.; Colum- Long Island University, M.S. bia University, M.S. LEE ZOLET Physical Education University of Maryland, B.S.; Hofstra University, M.A. 25 I'll take it straight, with a formaldehyde chaser. Hey, that looks like the other half of John's finger in there! Hurry up and disconnect it—Mr. Leary is coming back! How do you think that would look on Mr. Forcier? Mr. Pawlukanis at the cobbler's bench. See if you can do it right this time! 27 But Mrs. Comeiro, MADRID is the capital of Spain! It's as easy as rolling off a log. 28 Busy as bees! This is a sewing class? You've got my finger clipped to her hair againl 29 Is it really made out of green cheese? Don't worry, you can always grow another one! How in the world did you ever get your hand stuck in there? Hey youl Get out of there—you want to get hit in the head with a basketball? 31 Alison Adams Steven Aldrovandi Miriam Abramowitz Stefanie Adams Barbara Abramowitz Philip Aldrovandi Peter Adams Margaret Ahrens Madeline Banks Kevin Barry Steven Bavaro Harold Bedell Karl Beesch Nancy Barlet Lois Becker William Beekman Kenneth Beskin Stuart Berkowitz Barbara Bobal Jean Beyer Carol Bloom Walter Berninger Michael Birmingham Jonathan Blonde Patsy Bolt Brian Boone Gloria Bottega John Bonich William Bornmiller Andrew Bonime Carol Braunsteln Steven Brinen Mary Alice Brennick Richard Brock Rose Ann Broad Thomas Broskie Elisabeth Brooks John Budriss Laura Burdick Laurel Buianouekas Charles Carbonaro John Bullis Maureen Byrne Michael Burke John Cane Alan Caminiti James Carroll Domenic Catalano Mark Chanin Joanne Coffey Edward Colfer Eileen Cohn Marianno Coluccio Carol Conway Patricia Conlin Paul Cohen Michael Colton Judith Cooney Richard Daly Linda Cordon Linda Cotignola John Damante Jerome Cosentine Daniel Curtin Dennis De Backer George Deller Joseph DeStefano Peter Dedych Patricia Dirr Karen Desmond Anthony DeLorenzo Susan Diamond Susan Dehls Blaine Dombo Charles Drawer! Steven Dudley Gregory Donnellon William Dodge Karen Donovan Carmen Driver JoAnn Dressier Richard Everett Linda Faroh Carter Farrell Seymour Fein Alan Feig Ellen Feldman Minda Falk Patricia Fehrenbach Julianne Feldman Michael Fischman Penny Forkash Audrey Friedman Anthony Frontino Philip Gaylardo Neil Friedman Thomas Galindo David Friedman Gail Fucarino Eric Geller Jonothan Gellman Annette Gilbert John Gerken Norma Oilier Wayne Gllreath Carole Gilman Richard Giotto Judith Gittlemon Gerord Glowacki Phyllis Glassman Judith Goldfinger Barbara Goldstein y « Rosalind Goldstein Donald Granger Steven Goldstein Carol Goldstein Kenneth Gordon Melvin Greenberg Beverly Greenberg Ileen Greene Gay Griffiths Richard Hague Alice Greenfield Laura Gross Jay Greenblatt Michael Greenstein Barbara Grossman Robert Hague George Hamlin William Haubec Eileen Halpin Arlene Halloran Jill Hammond John Harding Robert Havlicek William Haywood Jane Held Patrick Hennessy Richard Hewitt Elizabeth Heidengren Paul Hersh Joseph Herron Michael Hickey Richard Holuczok Gladys Hoag Laura Horowitz Jesse Hunt Joseph Holtzman Deborah Honsch Jeffrey Holub Joan Howe Jomes Hurley Enid Jockson Susan Janul Donald Johnsen Ellen Hutt Diane Jacobs Robert Hyams Bonnie Jackewicz Jeffrey Kaplan Jay Kapner Douglas Karpiloff Steven Katz Richard Johnson Darlene Johntry Meryl Kaplan Terence Jordan Susan Katz Rosalyn Keller Rochelle Kenter Kathleen Kehoe Timothy Kemp Bruce Kennedy Edward Kiernan Robert Kelton Bruce Kuveke Nancy Lessin Lawrence Lala Francine leiboff Linda Lauria Richard Lenau Linda La Cava Martin Lazarus Elinor Levi Ann Licari Ira Levy Louis Liotti Linda Levy Donald Livolsi Meredith Loomis Linda Lucas David Mann Laura Marcus Dennis Markman Sharon Ludwig Jerry Margolin Diane Marks Michel Ann Margolis Barbara McCaffrey Carl Meyer John McNulty James McGivney Arleen McKendry Michele McGurrin Sharon McKee Eileen Meltzer Richard McCready Norman Miller Stephen Morea Beverly Miller Isabel Miranda Paul Mihalik Judith Miller Paul Montgomery Mark Moreno Terry Orens Kathleen O'Toole Edward Peabody Kathleen Orth Lynn Pafundi Christopher Onken Robert Ostrosky Thomas Parr ini William Pedersen Ross Pegler Bonnie Perlman Roger Pfeiffer Rudolph Pelikan John Perotta Candace Pluth Geraldine Perillo Carol Podrid Salvatore Polizzi Susan Principe Sharyn Quinn Tima Priess Ruth Puretz Herbert Rach Bonnie Priest John Reilly louren Reid Larry Reiss Ronald Richard Diane Reilling Phyllis Reagan Kathleen Reardon Lucille Recchia Kevin Roach Gary Roden Denise Roach Gary Romano Robert Rode Barbara Rizzo Donnajean Roccaforte Robert Ritirato Paul Rosenberg Paul F. Ross Randolph Sablich Janet Sail Arthur Ross Louis Ruthazer Paul C. Ross Rosemary Ruvolo Robert Seewogen Robert Senderoff Joan Sinatra Suzanne Shevlln Stewart Seidman Ellen Sherwood Frank Serio Lourence Silverman Robert Slutsky Suson Smith Leo Smith Barbara Smithline Al Sohl Ralph Smith Ellen Sobelman Vincent Sollitto Jerrold Solomon Martin Springer Morey Steinberg Robert Sorrentino Kenneth Spear Dolores Statham Eduardo Steiermann Stephen Steinberg Richard Stone William Taylor Dennis Sullivan Sharon Stevens Agnes Sullivan Susan Strianse Roy Sumja Patricia Stickle Kenneth Wavpotich Gerald Wechsler Christine Vincel Maureen Volz Michael Wasko Gary Wallace Robert Watkins Kenneth Wanner Gordon Weiner Philip Wengel Gail Wenzel Frank White William Whitton Patricia White Alan Whitworth Thomas G. Welsh Jr. Meryl Wilens Lawrence Wollin Judith Williamson David Winegar Christine Wilutis George Wittschen John Wilson Glenn Witkin Allyson Wright Ralph Zoionz Constance Zervas Steven Workman Susan Yellon Lawrence Zepernick I could hove sworn I saw a dove fly through Mr. Grant's window. Enid Zwillinger 87 Even his best friends wouldn't tell him. BARBARA ABRAMOWITZ-Yorker Club 1; Guidance Aid 1; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Psychology Club 2-4; Newspaper 3,4; G.O. Senator 4; Senior Star 4. MIRIAM ABRAMOWITZ—Newspaper; American Field Service,- Chorus,- Honor Society. ALISON ADAMS—Leaders' Club 2,3; Guidance Aid 4; Inframurals 2; Girls' Sports Night 3,4. PETER ADAMS—Earth Science Club, Ham Club; Service Squad,- Stage Club. STEFANIE ADAMS—Psychology Club 2-4; American Field Service 3,4,- Yorker Club 1; Future Teachers of America 4; Junior Honor Society 2,- Leaders' Club 1; Jets' Club 4; Senior Star 4. MARGARET AHRENS—Future Teachers of America 4; German Club 2,3; History Club 3,- Cafeteria Squad 1; Senior Star 4. PHILIP ALDROVANDI-Soccer 1,2; Track 1. STEPHEN ALDROVANDI—Football 2-4; Junior Prom Court Jester,- Soccer 1; Track 1; Service Squad 1; Wrestling 1—Captain and Outstanding Player Award; Wrestling 2. DENNIS ALGOZER—Grade President 1,2,4,- Jets' Club 3,4,- G.O. Senator 1-3. CHARLES AMBROGIO—Variety Show 3. ROLF ANDERSON—Track 1; Audiovisual 1. STEEN ANDERSEN- SALLY ARIST—Volleyball 1,- Girls' Sports Night 3. SALLY BACHENHEIMER—Service Squad 1; Basketball 1,- Leaders' Club 1; Earth Science Club 3. WILLIAM BALTZERSEN CHRISTOPHER BANIKIOTES-Psychology Club 1-2; G.O. Senator 2,- Homeroom Representative 1,- Varsity Tennis 3,4,- Baseball 1.. MADELINE BANKS—Pep Squad; Earth Science Club; Guidance Aid; Future Teachers of America; Chemistry Club. NANCY BARLET—Yearbook Layout Editor 4; Intra- murals 1-3,- Yorker Club 1,- Parliamentarian-Future Teachers of America 2-4; Inframurals 1-3; History Club 3; American Field Service 3,4. KEVIN BARRY—Wrestling 1. STEVEN BAVARO—Service Squad 1; Basketball 1; G.O. Senator 2; Yorker Club 1; Shop Foreman 3,4; Shop Aid 1,2. LOIS BECKER—Student Aid 3,4; Sports Night; Pep Club; Volleyball. HAROLD BEDELL—National Latin Honor Society; Golf Team,- German Club. WILLIAM BEEKMAN—Wrestling 1,2. KARL BEESCH-French Club 1,- Chess Club 1. KAROLYN BEESCH—German Club 2; Service Squad 1,- Student Aid 3,4; American Field Service 4. MALLORY BEITAL—Girls' Sports Night 3,4,- Earth Sci- ence Club 3,- Future Teachers of America 2; Service Squad 1; Leaders'Club 1. JOHN BELLINI BETH BENDES—Cheerleading 1,3,4—Captain 3; Rhythmettes 2,3; Leaders' Club 2-4; Intramurals 1-4,- Chairmen's Aid 3,4,- Girls' Sports Night 3,4. PAUL BENENATI—Varsity Baseball 2-4,- Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 4; Junior Varsity Football 2. GARY BENNETT CATHERINE BERGER—Yorker Club 1—Historian,- Mod- ern Dance Club 1; Drama Club 4; American Field Service 4. DAVID BERKOWITZ—Wrestling; Third Place Semi-Final in J.F.K. Oratorical Contest. STUART BERKOWITZ WALTER BERNINGER—Lacrosse 3,4; Vocal. Construc- tion Award 3. KENNETH BESKIN—Honor Society 3,4—Treasurer 4; National Junior Honor Society 1,2; Newspaper 2,3, News Editor 4, Band 1-4; Dance Band 2-4; Bowling 3. JEAN BEYER—Band 1; Future Nurses of America 4,- Chairmen's Aid 4. MICHAEL BIRMINGHAM-Track 1,2. 88 JONATHAN BLONDE CAROL BLOOM—Cheerleading; Freshman Class Sec- retary; Service Squad; Student Aid; G.O. Representa- tive; Girls' Sports Night; Intramurols; Science Fair. BARBARA BOBAL—American Field Service; Pep Squad; Intramurals. PATSY BOLT—Future Nurses of America 3,4; American Field Service 3,4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Volleyball Intramurals 3. JOHN BONICH—Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Lacrosse 2-4, Band 1-4; Dance Band 3-4; Varsity Club 3,4. ANDREW BONIME—American Field Service 4, Ab- stracts in Concert; G.O. Election Campaign 2-4; Biol- ogy Club 1; Chemistry Club 1—Vice President; Lab Squad; District Science Fair. BRIAN BOONE—School Newspaper Photographer,- Latin Honor Society; American Field Service; Physics Club. WILLIAM BORNMILLER—Wrestling. LANCE BOROFSKY—Varsity Track; Junior Varsity Track; Junior Varsity Football; Soccer 1. GLORIA BOTTEGA—Service Squad 1; Leaders' Club 1,2; G.O. Senator 1,2; Guidance Aid 4; G.O. Alter- nate Representative 4; Baton Twirling 4. BARBARA BRAMLEY—Pep Squad 2; Future Nurses of America 2; Basketball 1; Poster Club; Prom Committee; Volleyball 2,3; Photography Club. CAROL BRAUNSTEIN—Future Teachers of America 1-4, President 1, Treasurer 4,- Yearbook Faculty Editor 4,- Service Squad 1,3; American Field Service 2-4; Na- tional Junior Honor Society 1—Secretory; Latin Honor Society 3,4,- G.O. Representative 1,4,- Senior Star 4; Newspaper 1-3,- Girls' Sports Night 3,- French Club 1; Yorker Club 1. MARY ALICE BRENNICK—G.O. Senator 4,- Library Club 1-4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4,- Intramurols 2,3; Pep Club 2. STEVEN BRINEN— Future Teachers of America 3,4,- Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Junior National Honor So- ciety 1; American Field Service 4,- Physics Club 3; News- paper 4; History Club 3; Latin Honor Society 3,4. ROSE ANN BROAD—National Junior Honor Society 1; French Club 1; Baton Squad—Co-Captain 2, Captain 3,4; Service Squad 1. ELISABETH BROOKS—Baton Twirling 3,4, Future Teach- ers of America 3,4,- Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Debate Club 4. THOMAS BROSKIE—Lacrosse Team; G.O. Senator. JOHN BUDRISS—Tool and Die Club ond Alumni. LAUREL BUIANOUCKAS—Homemaking Club 3. JOHN BULLIS LAURA BURDICK-Pep Club. MICHAEL BURKE MAUREEN BYRNE—Service Squad 1; Basketball 1; Pep Squad 2. ALAN CAMINITI JOHN CANE CHARLES CARBONARO—Junior Varsity Football 3; Varsity Football 4,- Main Office Aid; Shop Aid 2-4; Basketball 1; Service Squad 1; Senior Class Aid. JAMES CARROLL—Football 1; Baseball 1; Physics Club 3,- Drama Club 4. DENNIS CASSIDY—Football 2,3,4,- Track 2,3; Basket- ball 3. RONALD CAST—Football 1,2; Lacrosse 3,4,- Shop Aid 1,2,- Service Squad 1; Senior Class Aid. DOMINIC CATALANO EDWARD CENTOFANTE-Cut Slip Squad; Service Squad. WELLINGTON CHAN-Soccer 1-4,- Baseball 1; Track 3,- Varsity Club 3,4; National Honor Society. MARK CHANIN-Bond 1-4. ROBERT CHRIST JOANNE COFFEY-History Club 2,- Basketball Infra- murals 1; French Club 1,- Girls' Sports Night; Library Squad 2,3. PAUL COHEN—Baseball 1; Soccer 2-4; Lacrosse 2,- Football 4,- Variety Show 3,- School Musical 3. EILEEN COHN—Service Squad; Library Squad; Chorus; Student Aid. 89 RICHARD BROCK EDWARD COLFER—Debate Club 1-4; Service Squad; Chess Club; Leadership Assembly; Biology Club; Dra- matics Club; Constitution Contest. MICHAEL COLTON—Varsity Footboll 4; Poster Club 3; Service Squad 3,4. MARIANNA COLUCCIO PATRICIA CONLIN—Junior Prom Committee; American Field Service 3,4; Leaders' Club 2-4; Volleyball Honor Team 3; Tennis Honor Team 1-3; Intramurals 1-4; Li- brary Squad 3; History Club 3; Pep Club 3; Girls' Sports Night 3,4. CAROL CONWAY—Pep Club 2; Library Squad 4; In- tramurals 2,3; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Homemaking Club 1; Future Nurses Club 4. JUDITH COONEY-Pep Squad 1; Intramurals 1-3; His- tory Club 3,- Library Squad 4; American Field Service 4; G.O. Representative 4. LINDA CORDON—Chorus,- Future Teachers of America; Junior Honor Society 1,2,- Yorker Club 1. JEROME COSENTINE—Baseball. LINDA COTIGNOLA—Service Squad 1; Basketball 1. DANIEL CURTIN—Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; La- crosse 3,4. RICHARD DALY—Service Squad; American Field Ser- vice. JOHN DAMANTE DENNIS DEBACKER-Track. PETE DEDYCH—Baseball 2,3; Service Squad 1; Jets' Club 2-4; Sentry 4; Audio Visual Squad 1,2; French Club 1. SUSAN DEHLS—French Club 1; Intramurals 2; Future Nurses of America 3; American Field Service 3,4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Yearbook Senior Class Editor 4; Chairmen's Aid 4; Senior Star 4. GEORGE DELLER—Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4; Sen- try 4; Honor Society 4; Service Squad 1; Audio Visual Squad 1; French Club 1; History Club 4. ANTHONY DELORENZO KAREN DESMOND—Health Club; Girls' Sports Night. JOSEPH DESTEFANO- SUSAN DIAMOND—Band 1-4; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; History Club 4. PATRICIA DIRR—Health and Safety Club 2; Girls' Sports Night 3,4. WILLIAM DODGE-Band 1-4, 3-Treasurer,- Audio- Visual Squad 3,4. ELAINE DOMBO—Health and Safety Club. GREGORY DONNELLON-Chess Club 1, Newspaper 1. KAREN DONOVAN—Biology Club; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Twirling. CHARLES DRAWERT JOANN DRESSLER—Future Homemakers—President 1; Volleyball 1,3; Basketball 1; Basketball—Honor 3; Ser- vice Squad 1; G.O. Senator 1; Pep Squad 2; Intramurals 2,4; Future Teachers of America 2,4; Hockey Honor 3,- Future Nurses of America 4. CARMEN DRIVER—G.O. Secretary 4; G.O. Senator 2, 3; Cheerleading 1-4,- Future Nurses Club 2-4; Girls' Sports Night 3; Hockey Honor Team; Intramurals; Stu- dent Aide—Chairman's Office. STEVEN DUDLEY-Soccer 1; Golf 1-4; Bowling 2-4; Junior Class President. ANNAMAE DUNN—Future Nurses Club; G.O. Variety Show,- German Club; History Club. FREDERICK EDELMAN—Newspaper 1-4, Editor in Chief 4; National Honor Society 3,4,- Debating Club 1-4; Varsity Tennis 2-4; Track Team 1; Yorker Club Presi- dent 1; G.O. Senator 3-4; National Junior Honor So- ciety 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4,- School Musical 2-4; Ameri- can Field Service 3-4. DANA EDSALL DEIDRE EDSALL—Drama Club 1-4; G.O. Senator 1; Softball 2,- Volleyball 3; Newspaper 2; Girls' Sports Night 3,4. SARAH EGAN—Chairman's Office Aid 1-4; Basket- ball Intramurals; Volleyball Intramurals. SUSAN EHRLICH—Poster Club. CAROL EISEN—G.O. Senator; Guidance Aide; Teacher Aide; Volleyball Intramurals; Basketball Intramurals; Girls' Sports Night; American Field Service. JANE EPSTEIN—Psychology Club 1,2; Musical 2-4; Girls' Sports Night 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Year- book 4; Intramurals 1-3. 90 RICHARD EVERETT—Lacrosse 2-4. MINDI FALK—Basketball; Volleyball; Future Teachers of America; Chairman's Aide. LINDA FARAH—G.O. Senator 1; Future Homemakers 3; Basketball Intramurals 3; Volleyball Intramurals 3. CARTER FARRELL-Track 1; German Club 3. PATRICIA FEHRENBACH—Rhythmettes 2,3; G.O. Sen- ator 3; Basketball Honor Team 1; Service Squad 1,- Student Aide 1,4, Intramurals 1,- Girls' Sports Night 4. ALAN FEIG—Soccer 1-4; School Musical 1-4; Wrestling 1-4. SEYMOUR FEIN—National Honor Society 3-4; Varsity Tennis Team 2,4; National Junior Honor Society 2; Newspaper 3, Assistant Sports Editor 4; Latin Honor Society 3,4,- Science Fair 1,2; Psychology Club 1-3, Student Director; Assistant G.O. Senator 2; Science Program at Cornell 1; District Constitution Contest 3; Service Squad 4. ELLEN FELDMAN—Future Teachers of America 3,4; American Field Service 4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Vol- leyball Intramurals 3,- Chorus 1. JULIANNE FELDMAN—Orchestra 1-4; Hockey 3; American Field Service. PAUL FERDINANDO—Mathletes 1; Service Squad 1; Audio Visual Squad 3,4, Captain 4. JOANNE FERREIRA—Girls' Sports Night 3,4,- Photog- raphy Club; Basketball 3; Volleyball 3. MICHAEL FISCHMAN—Football 1-4; Wrestling 1,2,4; Lacrosse 1,2,4; Service Squad 1; Varsity Club; G.O. Senator 1. JOHN FLAHERTY—Football 1. STANLEY FLORMAN PENNY FORKASH—Band 1-4; Drum Majorette 3, As- sistant 4; Volleyball Inframurals; Chairman's Aide 3,4. RICHARD FRAM—Band 1-4; National Junior Honor Society 1. AUDREY FRIEDMAN—Psychology Club 1; French Club 1,- Chorus 1,2; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Year- book 4, Girls' Sports Editor; American Field Service 3, 4; Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Aide 3,4. DAVID FRIEDMAN—Baseball 1; History Club 3,4; Phys- ics Club 4; Astronomy Club 4. NEIL FRIEDMAN-Wrestling 4; Lacrosse 4. ANTHONY FRONTINO-Varsity Club 3,4; Chorus I. GAIL FUCARINO—Pep Club 2; Softball Intramurols 2.3, - Softball Honor Team 2; Girls' Sports Night 3,4. THOMAS GALINDO—Baseball, Manager 1; Football, Manager 1; J.E.T.S. 4. PHILIP GAYLARDO ERIC GELLER—Tennis; Varsity Club; Physics Club; Chess Club; Math Club; National Junior Honor Society. job 1824 pgs 88-99 L 10L 18.5 picas JONATHAN GELLMAN—G.O. President 4; School Mu- sical 2-4; Honor Society 3,4; Mathletes 2-4; Soccer I, 2; Track 1,2; Tennis 3. JOHN GERKEN-Tool and Die Club. LINDA GIAQUINTO—G.O. Senator,- Poster Club; Intra- murals. ANNETTE GILBERT—Girls' Sports Night 3,4,- Volleyball; Softball; Awards: Introduction to Business, Shorthand I, and Shorthand II. NORMA GILLER—Photography Club 4,- Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Main Office Aide 4; Junior Prom Commit- tee 3; Yearbook 4; Booster Club 1. CAROLE GILMAN—Pep Club 2; Girls' Sports Night 3, 4; Softball Intramurals 3, Honor Team; Volleyball In- tramurals 2,3; Basketball Intramurals 1,2. WAYNE GILBREATH RICHARD GIOTTA—Drama Club 2-4; School Musical 2-4,- Yearbook, Art Editor 4; Photo Squad 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Poster Squad 2,3; Variety Show 3.4. JUDITH GITTLEMAN—Yearbook 3,4; Future Teachers of America 2-4,- G.O. Senator 1-3; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Service Squad, Captain 1; Basketball Intramurals 2; Volleyball Intramurals 3,- Leader's Club, President 1; Student Aide 3,4. MARSHALL GLADSTONE—Psychology Club 1-4. PHYLLIS GLASSMAN—Editor in Chief of Yearbook 4,- Senior Honor Society 3,4, Historian 4; Senior Star 4; Secretary of Psychology Club 1-3; Secretary Freshman Class; Future Teachers of America 3,4; American Field Service 3,4; Junior Honor Society 1,2; Tennis Intra- murals 2. GERARD GLOWACKI 91 BARRY GOLDBERG-Band. JUDITH GOLDBERG—Basketball 1-4; Volleyball Intra- murals 1,2,4, Drama Club 1; Softball Intramurals 2; Pep Club 2; Girls' Sports Night 3,4,- Future Teachers of America 4. GARY GOLDENER—Work out program. JUDITH GOLDFINGER—Future Nurses of America 3,4; German Club 1-4; Drama Club 1,4; Yearbook 4; Vol- leyball Intramurals 1-3. BARBARA GOLDSTEIN—Yearbook Editor 4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Senior Star 4. CAROL GOLDSTEIN—Leader's Club 1-4; Yearbook Staff 3,4, Yearbook Treasurer 3; History Club 3,4; In- tramurals 1-3; Chairman's Aide 3,4. ROSALIND GOLDSTEIN—Leader's Club 1-4, Yearbook 3,4; History Club 3,4; Intramurals 1-3; Chairman's Aide 3,4. STEVEN GOLDSTEIN—J.E.T.S. 3,4. KENNETH GORDON—Photo Squad 3; Track team 1-4. DONALD GRANGER—Football 1,2; Track team 1-4; Cross Country 3,4. BEVERLY GREENBERG—Newspaper—Copy editor 3,4; American Field Service 2-4; Yearbook—Photography 4; Girl's Sports—Honor teams 1-4; G.O. Senator 1; Leader's Club 1-4; Service Squad 1; Sports Night 3,4. MELVIN GREENBERG-Physics Club 4; Wrestling 1; Service Squad 1. JAY GREENBLATT-Radio Club; G.O. Variety Show. ILEEN GREENE—Yearbook Staff 4; Physics Club—Sec- retary 3; Guidance Service 3,4; International Relations —Treasurer 1. ALICE GREENFIELD—Intromurals 1,2; Science Aide 3; Pep Squad 1. MICHAEL GREENSTEIN—Newspaper 1-4, Sports Edi- tor 3,4; Tennis team 3,4; Honor Society 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4; G.O. Senator 1,2; Mathletes 3,4; Constitution Contest 3,4. GAY GRIFFITHS LAURA GROSS—Psychology Club 3; American Field Service 3,4, Future Teachecs of America 2-4; 10 AD Scholarship Award; Drama Club 3,4; Chairman's Aide 4,- History Club 3,- Intramurals 1-3; Yorker Club 1; Guidance Aide 1. BARBARA GROSSMAN—Future Teachers of America 1; Teacher's Aide 4,- American Field Service 4. RICHARD HAGUE ROBERT HAGUE ARLENE HALLORAN—Health Club 1; Chairman's Aide 1; Basketball Team 1; Sports Night 3,4; Future Home- makers of America 3. EILEEN HALPIN—Physical Education Aide; Future Home- makers of America. GEORGE HAMLIN—Biology Club; Track and Field. JILL HAMMOND JOHN HARDING-Track 1-3; Wrestling 1,2; Lab Squad 1; Service Squad 1; Summer Exchange Student 1; G.O. Representative 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Cross Country 3. WILLIAM HAUBEC-Astronomy Club 1; Baseball 4. ROBERT HAVLICEK WILLIAM HAYWOOD—Football 1-4; Varsity Club; Wrestling 1-3; Track 1-3; German Club 2. ELIZABETH HEIDENGREN—Leaders' Club 1,2; Year- book 3,4; Musical 1-4; Chorus 1-2; Intramurals 1-4; Sports Night 3,4. JANE HELD—Leaders' Club 1-4; National Jr. Honor Society 1,2; American Field Service 3,4; Softball, tennis. Field Hockey and Basketball Honor Teams; Sports Night 3,4; Future Nurses Club 1,3,4; Psychology Club 2; G.O. Representative 3; Yearbook 3,4. PATRICK HENNESSY—Wrestling. PAUL HERSH—Service Squad; Earth Science Club; Drama Club; Radio Club; Yorker Club. JOSEPH HERRON—Football 3,4; Baseball 1-2; Latin Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. RICHARD HEWITT MICHAEL HICKEY GLADYS HOAG—Intermurals 1-4; Leaders' Club 1-4; Rhythmettes 3,4; G.O. Representative 3; Sports Night 3,4. JOSEPH HOLTZMAN—Football Team 1; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Service Squad. RICHARD HOLUCZAK—Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Poster Club, American Field Ser- vice. JEFFREY HOLUB—Locrosse Team; Chess Club; Math Honor Society; American Field Service; History Club; Senior Star; Philosophy Club; Earth Science Club; Phys- ics Club. DEBORAH HONSCH—Future Teachers of America 4; Intramurals 4; Sports Night 4. LAURA HOROWITZ—Leaders' Club 1-2; Health Club; Intramurals 1-4; Sports Night 3,4; Pep Club 1. JOAN HOWE—Intermurals 1; Sports Night 3,4. JESSE HUNT— Track; Chorus; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; G.O. Representative. JAMES HURLEY—Basketball l-4; Basketball 1-2; Base- ball 1-3; Track 1. ELLEN HUTT—Yorker Club; Volleyball Intramurals 3; Softball Intramurals 1; Future Teachers of America. ROBERT HYAMS—Football Team 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1,2; Musical 1-4; National Jr. Honor Society 1, 2; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; Latin Honor So- ciety 3,4; Service Squad 3; Varsity Club 3,4. ENID JACKSON—History Club; Homeroom Represent- ative 3. DIANE JACOBS—G.O. Recording Secretary 1; Sr. Honor Society 3,4, Recording Secretary 4; Fresh- man Historian; Psychology Club Vice President; School Musical 2-4; American Field Service 4; Chorus 1-4; NYSMA; G.O. Representative 2-4. BONNIE JACKEWICZ-Variety Show. SUSAN JANUL—Variety Show 1; Basketball 1, Health Club 2; Sports Night 3. DONALD JOHNSEN—Biology Club 2; Service Squad 1. RICHARD JOHNSON-Tool and Die Club. DARLENE JOHNTRY TERENCE JORDAN-Tool and Die Club. JEFFREY KAPLAN—Honor Society 1; Soccer 1; Wres- tling 1-4; Track 1,2. MERYL KAPLAN—Sophomore Historian; Secretary of Pep Club 2; G.O. Representative 1; Student Aid 1,3; Future Teachers of America 1,2; Service Squad 1; American History Club 3,4; Philosophy Club 4. DOUGLAS KARPILOFF—Assistant Editor in Chief of the Yearbook 4; Senior Honor Society 3,4; G.O. Represent- ative 1-4; Optimist Club Judo Team 3,4; Drama Club and Play 3; Vice President of the Yorker Club 1; J.E.T.S. 3,4; Physics Club 3; Science Club 1; A.V. Squad President 1; Photo Squad President 1; Psychology Club 2,- Science Fair Participant 2; Science Fair—3rd place winner, 1; Jr. Honor Society 2; Senior Star 4. JAY KAPNER-G.O. Representative 1,4; Biology Club 2; Sentry staff 1. STEVEN KATZ SUSAN KATZ-Health and Safety Club 1; Library Squad 2. KATHLEEN KEHOE—Pep Club 2; Future Nurses of America 2-4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4, Debate Club 4; Future Homemakers of America 3; Chorus 1. ROSALYN KELLER-Future Teachers of America 2-4, President 4, Secretary 3; Psychology Club 2,3; French Club 1; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; American Field Ser- vice 3,4; Intramurals 1-4; Pep Club 2,- Newspaper 2-4. ROBERT KELTON—Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1-4; Bas- ketball Manager 2-4; Football Manager 2; Varsity Club 2-4; Student Aide in Physical Education 2-4. TIMOTHY KEMP-Tool and Die Club 3,4; Wrestling 1- 4; Football 2. BRUCE KENNEDY-Audio Visual Squad 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Bowling 3,4; Track 1. ROCHELLE KENTER—Softball Intramurals. EDWARD KIERNAN—Track 1-4; Wrestling 1,2,- Cross Country 2. PATRICIA KING—Future Homemakers of America 1-3, President 1; Tennis Inframurals; Softball Intramurals; Girls' Sports Night. MARK KIRCHBLUM-Yearbook Sports Editor; Chem- istry Club, Vice President; Soccer 1; Bowling 3; Honor Society 1,2,4; Physics Club; G.O. Senator 1,3. THOMAS KNIGHT—J.E.T.S. 3,4; Abstracts in Concert 3; American Field Service 3,4. EDWARD KOORSE—Football 1; Track 1,- Service Squad 1; Lacrosse 2-4; Wrestling 3,4. 93 JOHN KOSTYRKA—Soccer 1-3; Lacrosse 2-4; Varsity Club; Tool and Die Club. BRUCE KRAMER—J.E.T.S. Club 2, Secretary,- National Junior Honor Society 1,2; Mathletes 1,3; Yorker Club 1; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 2; Psychology Club 2; French Club 1. SUSAN KRAUS—Rhythmettes 1-3,- School Musical 1-4. MICHAEL KRILL—Wrestling 1-4. BRUCE KUVEKE—Lacrosse 2-4; Science Fair 1. LINDA LACAVA—Future Homemokers of America. LAWRENCE LA LA—J.E.T.S. LINDA LAURIA—Volleyball Intramurals,• Basketball In- tramurals; School Play,- Baseball Inframurals; Guidance Aide; Teacher's Aide; Junior Prom Committee,- Decorat- ing Committee. MARTIN LAZARUS—Physics Club; Drama Club; Year- book; Audio Visual Squad; American Field Service. FRANCINE LEIBOFF—Chorus 1-4,- School Musical l-4; Psychology Club 1-3, 2,3 Treasurer,- Future Teachers of America 3,4,- Latin Honor Society 3,4; District Chorus 3; Intramurals 2; Girls' Sports Night 4; Yearbook 4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. RICHARD LENAU-Band 1-4. NANCY LESSIN—American Field Service 3,4; Levit- town Strings 1; Pep Squad 2. ELINOR LEVI—Spanish Newspaper, Editor 1,- Art Club 1; Chess Club, Treasurer 1; Future Homemakers of America 4. IRA LEVY—Track 1; Service Squad 1; Newspaper 2,3,- Yorker Club 1. LINDA LEVY—Cheerleading 3,4; American Field Ser- vice 3,4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Intramurals 2-4; Gymnastics Club 2. ANNE MARIE LICARI—Intramurals 1; Service Squad 1; Future Homemakers of America 3. LOUIS LIOTTI—Lacrosse 2-4; G.O. Senator 1-4,- Psy- chology Club 1,2; J.E.TS. Club 3,4; Physics Club 3,- Science Fair 1,2; Leadership Conference 2-4; News- paper 2,3. DONALD LIVOLSI BARBARA LOGUE MEREDITH LOOMIS—Gymnastics Club 1; Intramurals 1-3; Advertising Committee 3,4; Cornell Delegate 2; Student Aide 2-4,- Poster Club 2,- Yearbook 2,3,- Junior Prom Committee; Photo Squad 4. LINDA LUCAS—Softball Intramurals 1. SHARON LUDWIG-Health and Safety Club 2. DAVID MANN—Service Squad; Golf; J.E.T.S.; News- paper; Physics Club; Philosophy Club. LAURA MARCUS—Service Squad 1; Leader's Club 2,3,- Future Homemakers of America 3. JERRY MARGOLIN—Biology Club 2; G.O. Senator 4. MICHEL ANN MARGOLIS—Girls' Sports Night; Intra- murals. DENNIS MARKMAN-Soccer 1; Baseball 1; Tennis 2- 4, Captain 3,4. DIANE MARKS—National Honor Society; Leader's Club; Future Teachers of America,- Girls' Sports Night; Intramurals. JANE MARKS—Guidance Aide 1,4,- Yearbook 4, Assist- ant Senior Class Editor; American Field Service 4; Psy- chology Club 2; Yorker Club 1. CATHERINE MARTINO STEPHEN MASON—Earth Science Club, Treasurer; His- tory Club; Chemistry Club; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track; Varsity Club; School Musical; Chorus; News- paper 3. THOMAS MASTERS BARRY MAZOR—Wrestling. BARBARA McCAFFREY joy McCarthy LYDIA McCORMICK—Cafeteria Squad,- Pep Club; Girls' Sports Night; Junior Prom Decorating Committee,- Future Homemakers of America. RICHARD McCREADY—Baseball 4,- G.O. Senator 1,2. JAMES McGIVNEY—J.E.T.S. 2-4. MICHELE McGURRIN SHARON McKEE—Cheerleading 2-4; Secretary Sopho- more Class; Vice President Junior Class,- National Honor Society 1-4; Girls' Sports Night, Co-Captain 3, Cap- tain 4; Intramurals; Yearbook 3. 94 ARIEEN McKENDRY—G.O. Senator 1; Volleyball In- tramurals 2,3,- Future Homemakers of America 3; Soft- ball Intramurals 2. JOHN McNULTY—Cross Country 3,4; Track 1-4; Foot- ball 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4. EILEEN MELTZER—Chorus; School Play; Steno Pool; Future Homemakers of America; Volleyball Intramurals. CARL MEYER PAUL MIHALIK—Tool and Die Club; German Club; Football; Soccer. BEVERLY MILLER JUDITH MILLER—Senior Class Corresponding Secretary,- Junior Class Historian; Leader's Club 1-4; Future Teachers of America 3,4; G O. Senator 3; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Intramurals. NORMAN MILLER—Marching Band 1-4; Dance Band 3,4; Biology Club 1; Earth Science Club 4; G.O. Sen- ator 2. ISABEL MIRANDA—Main Office Aide 1; Basketball In- tramurals 1; Pep Club 2,- Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 3; Girls' Sports Night 3; Junior Prom Committee; Softball Intramurals 3. PAUL MONTGOMERY-Track 1-3; J.E.T.S. 3,4. NANCY MOORE—Cheerleading 2-4; G.O. Secretary 3,- G.O. Vice President 4; Girl's Sports Night Co-Captain 3; Girls' Sports Night Captain 4; Intramurals 1-4; Vice President Freshman Class,- Vice President Sophomore Class; Cheerleading Varsity Captain 4. STEPHEN MOREA-Varsity Football 2-4; Varsity Basket- ball 3,4; Varsity Lacrosse 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball; Junior Varsity Lacrosse; Baseball 1,- Football 1. MARK MORENO KAREN MORSE—Psychology Club 2-4 Secretary, Na- tional Junior Honor Society 2; Newspaper 2-4; Musical 2-4,- Yorker Club 1; French Club 1,- Chorus 2-4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2,3; American Field Service 4; Senior Star 4. NEIL MOSKOWITZ—School Musical 3,4,- Psychology Club 1,2,- Biology Club 1; Bowling Team 4. ANITA MOSESSON—Steno Pool 4; Poster Club 3. NANCY MULLEN—G.O. Senator 3,- Health and Safety Club 2; Future Homemakers of America 3; Inframurals 1 -3; Girls' Sports Night 3. PATRICIA MURPHY—Yearbook, Co-Literary Editor 4; Service Squad 3. JAMES MURRAY—Basketball 1; Service Squad. WAYNE MULLAHEY RICHARD NICHOLS—Bowling Team 4; School Musical 4. PATRICIA NILSEN—Guidance Aide 1,2,- Homeroom Representative 3. JAY NISSINOFF GEORGE NOLTE KAREN OAK—Chairman's Aide 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Pep Squad 1. KEVIN O'CONNELL—J.E.T.S. 2-4. CAROL OLSEN—National Senior Honor Society 3,4,- Psychology Club 3,4; School Musical 3,4; Junior Math- letes 1; Softball Honor Team 3; Intramurals 1-3,- G.O. Senator 1. DOUGLAS OLSON—School Musical 2-4; Service Squad; Basketball 1,2; Physics Club 3-4; Bowling Team 2,3. CHRISTOPHER ONKEN-Locrosse 2-4; Soccer 1-4; Ser- vice Squad 3,- Varsity Club 2-4. EVEYLN ORENS—French Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 3. KATHLEEN ORTH—Chorus,- Intramurals; Steno Pool; Pep Squad; Girls' Sports Night. ROBERT OSTROSKY-Tool and Die Club. KATHLEEN O'TOOLE-French Club 1; Mimeo Squad 1; Library Aide 1; Intramurals 1,2; Student Aide 4,- Future Homemakers of America 4. LYNN PAFUNDI—German Club 3; Library Aide 1; Guidance Aide 4; Twirlers 3,4; Pep Club 2. THOMAS PARRINI—Golf 3,4. EDWARD PEABODY—Football 1-4; Track 1,2; Wres- tling 3,4; Lacrosse 3. WILLIAM PEDERSEN—Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1; Varsity Club 2; Service Squad 1. ROSS PEGLER—Basketball 1,- History Club 2-4,- Ser- vice Squad 1; Chess Club 1. RUDOLPH PELIKAN—Band 1; Service Squad 1; Tool and Die Club 4. GERALDINE PERILLO—G.O. Senator 3; Softball Intra- murals 2. BONNIE PERLMAN—Intramurals 1; Future Teachers of America 1-4; Pep Squad 2; Library Aide 3; Guidance Aide 4. JOHN PEROTTA ROGER PFEIFFER—Audio-Visual Squad 1; Earth Science Club 3. CANDACE PLUTH—Health and Safety Club; Future Homemakers of America; Guidance Aide; Physical Education Aide. CAROL PODRID-History Club 3; Pep Squad 1; Philos- ophy Club 4. SALVATORE POLIZZI—Singer—Hootenany 3; Wrestling 1. TIMA PRIESS—Future Teachers of America 3; American Field Service 3,4; Future Nurses of America 3,4; Intra- murals 1; Philosophy Club 4; History Club 3. BONNIE PRIEST-Earth Science Club; Volleyball. SUSAN PRINCIPE—Future Teachers of America 3,4; American Field Service 3,4; Future Nurses of America 3; Intramurals 1; History Club 3,- Philosophy Club 4. RUTH PURETZ—Senior Star 4; Psychology Club 1-4; Newspaper 2-4; American Field Service 2-4, G.O. Sen- ator 1-4; Future Teachers of America 2-4; School Mu- sical 3,4; Yearbook, Clubs and Activities Co-Editor 4; Tennis Honor Team 1,2. SHARYN QUINN—Future Teachers of America 3,4; Pep Club 2,- Girls' Sports Night 3,4; History Club 2. HERBERT RACH PHYLLIS REAGAN—Girls' Sports Night 3,4; G.O. Sen- ator 3; Future Homemakers of America 1; Intramurals 3. KATHLEEN REARDON—Future Teachers of America 2- 4; American Field Service 4; National Honor Society 1-4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2; Intramurals 1,2. LUCILLE RECCHIA—Girls' Spons Night 3; Future Nurses of America 3,4; General Organization 1-4. LAUREN REID—Junior Prom—Second runner-up in court 3; Senior Class Historian 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Leaders Club Secretary 3; Leaders Club 2-4; Year- book Clubs and Activities Editor 4; Future Nurses of America 2-4; Basketball Honor Team 3; Hockey Honor Team 3. DIANE REILLING—Chorus 1-4; Variety Show 1; Bowling 3,- Future Homemakers of America 3; School Musical 3,4; Softball 1. JOHN REILLY—American Heritage Club 1. LARRY REISS—American Field Service 1-4; German Club 1,2,- Track 3; Wrestling 1,4; Radio Club 3, Biology Club 2; G.O. Alternate 1. RONALD RICHARD—Varsity Baseball; Library Aide. ROBERT RITIRATO BARBARA RIZZO—Girls' Sports Night 3,4; G.O. Alter- nate; Softball Intramurals. DENISE ROACH KEVIN ROACH—Football 1-3; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2. DONNA ROCCAFORTE—Basketball Intramurals 1-4; Volleyball Intramurals 1,3,4; Service Squad 1; Guid- ance Aide 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Nurse's Aide 1; Library Aide 1; Softball Intramurals 1,2,- Hockey Intramurals 1; Economics Club 3. ROBERT RODE—Service Squad 1; Drama Club 4; Ger- man Club 2,3,- Biology Club 2; Meteorology Club 4. GARY RODEN—Track 1-4; Cross Country 2-4, J.E.T.S. 4; Varsity Club 3,4. GARY ROMANO—German Club 2,3. PAUL ROSENBERG—Soccer 1,2; Marching Band 1-4,- Latin Honor Society 3; G.O. Senator 1; Newspaper 1. ARTHUR ROSS PAUL C. ROSS—Senior Class Vice-President; National Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 1; Bowling 2; Varsity Bowl- ing 3,4; Physics Club 3; Newspaper Art Staff 3,4; Base- ball Junior International Relations Club, President 1. PAUL F. ROSS—Football 1; Service Squad 1. LOUIS RUTHAZER—Math letes 1-4, Physics Club 4,- Biol- ogy Club 2; Manager Soccer Team 1; Manager Track Team 1. 96 ROSEMARY RUVOLO-Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Health and Safety Club; Basketball; Pep Squad. RANDOLPH SABLICH—Science Fair 1,2, 1—Best of fair, 2—First prize. Awarded top student of District Five Award; Freshman Class President; J.E.T.S. Secretary; President of Chemistry Club; Physics Club Project Designer. JANET SALL—Chorus 1; Psychology Club 1,2; Ameri- can Field Service 3,4; Girls' Sports Night 4,- Student Aide 1,4; Library Aide 3; Science Fair 1; Senior Star 4; Newspaper 4. RONA SALTZMAN—Volleyball 1; Baseball 1; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Pep Club 2. RUSS SAMET—National Junior Honor Society,- Chem- istry Club; Captain of Track Team; Basketball team; G.O. Senator; Physics Club, History Club; Spanish Club. JoANN SAMUELS—Softball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Bowl- ing 3. ELIZABETH SAUFLER-Hockey Team 3; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Service Squad 1,4; Basketball 1; Student Aide 4; G.O. Alternate 3. BRIAN SAWYER—Wrestling 1-4; Band 2,3. GEORGE SCANNELL-Varsity Baseball; Varsity Soccer; Junior Varsity Baseball; Junior Varsity Soccer. MARGARITE SCELSI-Chairman's Aide 4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Leaders Club 4; Chorus 1; Intramurals 1; Basketball Honor Team 1; Gymnastic Club 1. MARC SCHIEBER—National Junior Honor Society; Chemistry Club; Track Team; Bowling Team, Captain; Tennis Team; International Relations Club, Vice Presi- dent. JOYCE SCHIAVONE—Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Library Aide 1; Pep Club 2; Economics Club 3. CHARLES SCHMIDT—Audio-Visual Squad. JUDY SCHOENWETTER-School Musical 2-4; N.Y.S.- S.M.A. 2-4; Future Nurses of America 3,4; Hockey Honor Team 3; Student Aide 3,4; Chorus 2-4; Pep Club 2,- French Club 1; Basketball Intramurals 1; Girls' Sports Night 4. WILLIAM SCHUELLEIN—Soccer 3,4; Mathletes 1,3,4; Newspaper 4; G.O. Senator 4; Varsity Show 3,4; Senior Star 4. HARRY SCHWARTZ STEVEN SCHWARTZ-Newspaper 3; School Show 3; American Field Service 3,4; Psychology Club 1; Chem- istry Club 2. EDWARD SCHWARZ—Football 1-4; Baseball 1; La- crosse 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Band 1-4. TERESA SEARS-Chorus 1; Pep Squad 2, Girls' Sports Night 4. ROBERT SEEWAGEN STEWART SEIDMAN—Vice President G.O. 1; Science Clubs of America 1; Drama Club 1; Track Team 3. ROBERT SENDEROFF FRANK SERIO—Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4. ELLEN SHERWOOD-Latin Honor Society 3,4, All-Dis- trict Chorus 3; G.O. Senator 4; American Field Service 3,4; School Musical 1-4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 1-4; Future Nurses of America 4; Chorus 1-4. SUZANNE SHEVLIN—Softball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Fu- ture Homemakers of America 3. LAURENCE SILVERMAN-Wrestling 1; Soccer 3,4; Notional Junior Honor Society 2; Psychology Club 2; Chemistry Club 2; Physics Club 3,- J.E.T.S. 3; Math Club 1; History Club 1; G.O. Senator 1-3. JOAN SINATRA ROBERT SLUTSKY—National Junior Honor Society 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Assistant Editor 3,4; Tennis 4; Baseball 2; Bowling 3; Physics Club 3; Chess Team 1; Math Club 1. LEO SMITH RALPH SMITH—Football 1; Lacrosse 3,4; Wrestling 1; Service Squad 3,4. SUSAN SMITH—Softball 1; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Office Work 1; Girls' Sports Night 3,4. BARBARA SMITHLINE-Leaders Club 2-4; School Mu- sical 3,4,- Band 1; Intramurals 1-4. ELLEN SOBELMAN—Guidance Aide. ALBERT SOHL VINCENT SOLLITTO—Football 1-3; Lacrosse 2-4; J.E.T.S. 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 1. JERROLD SOLOMON—General Organization 2,3; Psy- chology Club 2,3; Chemistry Club 2; Physics Club 3; Biology Club 2; J.E.T.S. Club 3,4. 97 ROBERT SORRENTINO KENNETH SPEAR—Service Squad 1; Biology Club 2; Golf Team 2-4; Varsity Club 4. MARTIN SPRINGER—German Club. DOLORES STATHAM—Service Squad 1; Future Nurses of America 2,3; G.O. 4; Library Aide 4; Future Home- making of America 2. EDUARDO M. STEIERMANN—American Field Service; Radio Club. MARCY STEINBERG—Academic Art Award 1; Rhythem- etts 2-4; Photo Club 4; Yearbook Art Staff 4, Art Club 1; Office Help 4. STEPHEN STEINBERG—National Honor Society 1-4, President 3,4; Football 1-4; Basketball 14; -Baseball 3,4; Varsity Club 2-4; Mathletes 4, Co-Captain; Physics Club 3. SHARON STEVENS-Pep Club 2; Girls' Sports Night 3, 4; Future Nurses of America 4. PATRICIA STICKLE—Chorus 4; Twirling 3; Library Aide 1; Basketball 1; Newspaper 1; Service Squad 1. RICHARD STONE—Football. SUSAN STRIANSE—Service Squad 1; Library Aide 1; Boosters Club 1; Basketball 1; French Club 1; Office Work 3; Girls' Sports Night 3,4. AGNES SULLIVAN—Junior Prom Committee 3,- Tumbl- ing Team 3; Girls' Sports Night 3,4,- G.O. Senator 1; Photo Squad 4; Variety Show 3; Apparatus 3; Soft- ball Intramurals 1,2; Basketball Intramurals 1,2. DENNIS SULLIVAN ROY SUMJA—Football—Junior Varsity 3; Basketball 1; Service Squad. WILLIAM TAYLOR-History Club 3. SUSAN TEITELBAUM—Intramurals 1,3; Yorker Club 1; American Field Service 2-4; Future Nurses of America 3,4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; G.O. Senator 1; Yearbook 4. IRA TELLER—Spanish Club 3; Band 3,4; Track 4. GLENN TIPPING—Wrestling; Soccer; Varsity Club. CYNTHIA TOM—Cheerleading 1-4, Co-Captain 4, Junior Class Secretary 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; Hockey Honor Team 1; Inframurals 1-3; Chorus 1; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Future Nurses of America 1, Prom Committee 3,4. GERALDINE TROIANO—Volleyball Intramurals 1-3; Softball Honor Team 1-3; Basketball Honor Team 1,3; Hockey Honor Team 3; County Chorus 1; G.O. Senator 2; Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Pep Club 1; Student Aide 1. LON TYTELL—American Field Service 3,4; Debating Club 1-4; Drama Club 1,3,4; Chess 1; History Club 3, 4; Service Squad 1. JOSEPH VALESIO ALBERT VAN DYK-School Musical 1-4; All-State Sec- tional Chorus 3,4; District Chorus 2-4; Soccer 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Senior Star. CHRISTINE VINCEL—Basketball Honor Team 3; G.O. Senator 1,2; American Field Service 3,4; German Club 1,2; Service Squad 3,4; Guidance Aide 1; Future Homemakers of America 4. MAUREEN VOLZ GARY WALLACE—Tool and Die Club 4; Audio-Visual Squad 1,2. KENNETH WANNER—G.O. Senator, G.O. Constitution, Finance and Charter Committees 3; G.O. Senate Alter- nate 4; Historian, Latin Honor Society 3; Debate Club 1-4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Biology Club 1. MICHAEL WASKO—Columbian Squires, Levittown Branch; Holy Innocents, Drum and Bugal Corps, Levit- town. ROBERT WATKINS—Prom Chairman; School Play-Art; Varsity Cross Country. KENNETH WAVPOTICH-Orchestra 1-3. GERALD WECHSLER—Soccer,- Newspaper 3,4; President American Field Service 3,4. GORDON WEINER—Varsity Track Team 1-4; Science Fair 2,4; Varsity Club 4; French Club 1. THOMAS WELSH PHILIP WENGEL GAIL WENZEL—Field Hockey Honor Team,- Health and Safety Club; Leaders Club; Girls' Sports Night; Intra- murals. FRANK WHITE—J.E.T.S. 4,- Junior Honor Society 1; Foot- ball 1,3; Lacrosse 2. PATRICIA WHITE—Girls' Sports Night; Health and Safety Club; Future Homemakers of America. WILLIAM WHITTON—Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1-4. ALAN WHITWORTH MERYL WILENS—National Honor Society 3,4; Future Teachers of America 2-4, Vice President 4; American Field Service 3,4; Psychology Club 2; G.O. Senator 2; Newspaper 1. JUDITH WILLIAMSON—German Club; Drama Club; Girls' Sports Night; School Musicals; Choir; American Field Service,- Intromurals 3. DENNIS JOHN WILSON CHRISTINE WILUTIS—Volleyball Honor Team 1,4; Vol- leyball Intramurals 1,3,4; Hockey Honor Team 3; Bas- ketball Honor Team 1,3,4; Basketball Intramurals 1-4; Future Teachers of America 2; Office Helper 4. DAVID WINEGAR—Band 1-4; Dance Band 1-4; History Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Soccer 1-3; General Or- ganization 1; Variety Show,- School Musical 1-4; School Play 3,4; Biology Club 1. GLENN WITKIN—Wrestling—Junior Varsity 3; Wres- tling-Varsity 4; National Senior Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook Assistant Sports Editor 4. GEORGE WITTSCHEN LAWRENCE WOLLIN—G.O. Treasurer 1; Soccer 2; Honor Society 1,2; Psychology Club 1,2; Cornell Trip 1; Science Fair 1,2; Newspaper 1-4; American Field Service 2-4; Biology 13 Lab Assistant 2; School Musical 2; G.O. Variety Show 3. STEVEN WORKMAN—Science Fair; Earth Science Club. ALLYSON WRIGHT—Junior Class Treasurer 3; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Girls' Sports Night 3; Intramurals 1-4; Softball Honor Team 1; Tennis Honor Team 2,3; G.O. Senator 1 -A. CHRISTINE WUERSLIN—American Field Service 3,4; German Club 2,3; Rhythmettes 2,3; Gymnastic Club 2; Hockey Honor Team 3; Basketball Honor Team 1; Volleyball Honor Team 1; Intromurals,- Leaders Club 2-4; Girls' Sports Night 3,4. SUSAN YELLON—Future Homemakers of America 3; Health and Safety Club 2; Volleyball 1. RALPH ZAIONZ—Radio Club; German Club; Service Squad; School Play. SARA ZAREM—Drama Club; American Field Service; Future Teachers of America; Philosophy Club. LAWRENCE ZEPERNICK-Football-Varsity 3,4; Var- sity Baseball 4; Junior Varsity Football 2; Freshman Football 1; Junior Varsity Baseball 1,2; Speech and Debate 1. CONNIE ZERVAS—Volleyball Honor Team 3; Girls' Sports Night 4. ROBERT ZITTI MARC ZUCKERMAN MARSHA ZWERLING—Girls' Sports Night 3,4; Softball Intramurals 3; Tennis Intramurals 3; Guidance Aide 4; American Field Service 4. ENID ZWILLINGER-Health and Safety Club 1. Girls' Sports Night 3,4; American Field Service 4. 99 JUNIOR OFFICERS TOP ROW: Wynn Beebe, Chuck Saufler, Mona Sarfoty, Cathy Birmingham, Sue Farrell, Cathy Doyle and Mr. Farley. 100 TOP ROW: W. Andreski, A. Brenner, E. Albert, P. Barlet, G. Bauer, G. Bendik, W. Alpern, J. Allhusen, R. Anderson, SEC- OND ROW: W. Angele, L. Bin- enfeld, L. Berg, M. BetcHhaver, M. Ax, A. Beitchman, W. Ama- fuccl, THIRD ROW: G. Barnett, S. Beasley, B. Belinsky, J. Beck- el, A. Anderson, S. Altman, M. Ahl, C. Anson, L. Allard, J. Baum, P. Alagona, FOURTH ROW: K. Babich, J. Astroff, V. Allen, C. Bader, Dr. Finucane, W. Beebe, C. Birmingham, S. Assael, S. Bart. We were never de-FEETEDI TOP ROW: P. Boyle, J. Stein- berg, A. Brenner, D. Bloom, C. Cardoza, B. Burger, T. Cafaro, S. Broich, G. Bopp, SECOND ROW: J. Bruton, E. McNiff, K. Bode. M. Bruscella, L. Bren, B. Block. J. Callon, R. Chan, W. Brandine. THIRD ROW: G. Bris- coe, L. Carpe, B. Bonnano, D. Brosnan, S. Brown, S. Collies, L. Broufmon, M. Cava, B. Busch- linger, L. Canale, B. Cepinko, S. Brasky, FOURTH ROW: M. Bot- tega, V. Bubeck, K. Carton, J. Castiglia, Miss Wagner. W. Campbell, R. Blecher, F. Chan- in, T. Brodsky. 101 TOP ROW: R. Edwards, S. Cos- tello, R. Davis, R. Cole, G. De- Clemente, P. DaMicco, D. Dang- ler, J. Duffy, R. DiBiase, P. Cor- vino, SECOND ROW: T. Dill- man, S. Cimino, G. Donovan, L. Craig, K. Doyle, M. DeLorme, N. Consalvo, L. D'Argolo, B. Del- Prado, D. Dechei, P. Conlon, S. Cotioux, THIRD ROW: M. Claps, K. Dodge, E. Cohen, M. Cipley, Miss Mancini, C. Citera, C. Cook, A. Demasi, R. Cusa, N. DiCicco. TOP ROW: E. Fesselmeyer, P. Feigin, P. Fleischman, R. From, R. Garcia, B. Franzen, M. Gero- nimos, J. Eichler, S. Freedman, SECOND ROW: J. Garner, J. Fazio, R. Gardner, R. Esposito, R. Egan, J. Fredricks, THIRD ROW: S. Gladstone, B. Gardel- la, L. Garnets, J. Epstein, K. Fid- ler, C. Eichel, K. Guerlich, K. Gissaro, B. Firkser, F. Feibusch, K. Faye, FOURTH ROW: A. Fiore, D. Foster, P. Elmes, S. Far- rell, Mr. Klinkenberg, N. Frisch, D. Faulkner, R. Erenstein, H. Gladstone, M. Engel. 102 TOP ROW: C. Horkaway, V. Holstrom, K. Hewitt, A. Hatsis, J. Heilbruin, I. Hockstadt, E. Goldman, J. Handler, L. Heller, H. Glick, A. Grotenstein, G. Hohn, SECOND ROW: S. Gold- stein, K. Greene, S. Greenbaum, L Harris, L. Gordon, E. Gold- man, J. Hecht, K. Hale, H. Heuer, B. Honsch, M. Greenside, THIRD ROW: P. Gruin, S. Gulla, K. Gross, W. Haire, Mr. Klipstein, J. Hota, K. Harvey, L. Gribbons, E. Hoag. May I have this dance? TOP ROW: M. Kazura, J. Kosar- sky, J. Hughes, G. Kaviar, R. Kramer, R. Kassover, T. John- son, A. Kurak, SECOND ROW: F. Johnson, A. Kolins, R. Jacob- son, L. Joshepher, D. Karl, S. Klein, M. Jacobson, R. Kollgrik, J. Jeron, THIRD ROW: E. Krisek, K. Israel, L Katz, L Kinder, B. Kurtz, R. Horowitz, J. Korn, C. King, M. Keely, C. Irmscher, J. Kinder, FOURTH ROW: B. Isaac, K. Keegan, P. Krill, D. Jacobi, Miss Lodato, K. Johntry, K. Ho- shino, L. Joshepher, J. Kross. 103 TOP ROW: S. Leber, T. Lenz, G. Kutzing, R. Lichtig, W. Marrone, B. Markowitz, D. langridge, K. Lawless, M. Losquadro, R. Lamb, J. Malagan, J. Marino, SEC- OND ROW: D. Latmon, B. Macedonia, P. Landman, S. Mar- cusson, L. Lurz, L. Lynch, D. Marotta, R. Magram, D. Lewis, L. Lizio, T. Loreno, THIRD ROW: D. Mannina, C. Lackey, F. Lery, M. Maimone, C. Lynn, Mrs. Kan- arek, A. Macri, D. Lawless, J. Loomis, M. LoFaro. There's a storm in my sinkl TOP ROW: A. Montiglio, R. Mc- Cullough, J. McNulty, M. Moher, P. Meadows, D. Mullen, R. Mo- Causland, R. Mautner, D. Mc- Nally, R. Meagher, R. Michaels, T. Moran, SECOND ROW: G. Menkes, J. Milisitz, M. Mayer, E. Meehan, S. Mennear, M. Mink, M. Merriam, E. McNifF, R. McGlinchey, R. McCormick, D. McAuley, THIRD ROW: B. Mc- Caig, G. McKenna, A. Mikus, S. Miller, F. Froelich, P. Mathia, B. Murray, B. Michaels, B. McCaf- frey. 104 TOP ROW: S. Parker, J. Pas- carelli, W. O'Brien, D. Petrucci, K. Packer, I. O'Toole, W. Parkes, G. Pellman, P. Nocello, E. Po- rine, R. Paganuzzi, W. Noack, SECOND ROW: C. Notturno, J. Pasternack, J. Novotny, W. Peli- kan, D. O'Connor, J. Owens, J. Oberjosh, R. Parkinson, D. Pies- nikowski, D. Paroulo, D. Petre- sky, K. Novin, THIRD ROW: C. Paris, A. Noll, M. Piano, C. Nevins, Mrs. Caroll, K. Pellerito, H. Novitt, C. Olin, M. Ott, D. Peraino. Please, don't let It go wrong againl TOP ROW: R. Renzetti, S. Sama, M. Roberts, P. Rach, SECOND ROW: J. Punim, H. Pinzler, P. Rosenberg, M. Rose, J. SadofF, D. Rogers, S. Renwart, P. Sachs, A. Reid, THIRD ROW: R. Rem- mert, S. Pineus, S. Rehrmann, M. Sablic, C. Radeloff, A. Reichick, J. Priano, F. Prince, S. Remmert, L. Rouleau, D. Robertson, L Po- lese, FOURTH ROW: K. Potts, F. Rick, S. Samuelson, E. Rosen- berg, N. Presson, Mrs. Alduino, D. Rocchio, D. Rocchio, L. Po- lizzi, B. Ross. 105 TOP ROW: R. Scott, C. Soufler E. Schneider, J. Sanders, L. Sea colossi, SECOND ROW: J. Sch eidegger, F. Segal, J. Shay, D Sayer, P. Schmidt, H. Schook, D Schmidt, R. Sayles, THIRD ROW L. Sears, D. Schneider, C. Sears K. Schiff, K. Schwartz, V. Sch euermann, B. Shaw, J. Schiav one, D. Scherzer, C. Shannon M. Sarfaty, FOURTH ROW: P Schottler, B. Schneider, L. Sch midgal, M. Saphra, R. Enderle B. Savage, G. Schonwit, V Sands, J. Sanderlin. Quiet gangl You'll wake up Mr. Farley. TOP ROW: B. Sugarman, B. Shorter, B. Sloane, W. Sinatra, M. Sterberg, L. Tetenbaum. SEC- OND ROW: G. Small, J. Shorter, R. Stim, J. Tole, R. Silverman, R. Taylor, W. Shimkin, D. Siegel, M. Stutman. THIRD ROW: C. Spirek, B. Smith, J. Steinberg, A. Toppin, G. Slater, C. Sypn- iewski, J. Solberg, E. Sprenger, R. Spitz, M. Steiner, D. South- ern, FOURTH ROW: D. Stines, D. Thomas, J. Spoto, T. Smith, Mr. Ellner, M. Souza, G. Smith, D. Spano, M. Solo. 106 TOP ROW: G. Treubig, J. West- rich, K. Waldman, R. Welch, D. Valenti, T. Truszcynski, S. Wid- litz, R. Walsh, M. Whalen, K. Vittor, S. Weisel, T. Walther, SECOND ROW: R. Wolensky, W. Weiler, D. Wanner, L. Zam- brano, N. Wysoker, L. Witten- berg, J. Tuohy, L Vokel, J. Weixel, A. Weinberg, T. Wuer- slin, THIRD ROW: L. Wright, J. Walters, N. Wechsler, M. Zadi- kov, Mr. Hughes, L. Weiss, K. Torday, C. Weynand, D. Woods. Heyl Look at that gorgeous BOYI TOP ROW: B. Mazur, D. McNeil, H. Schwab, J. Alberti, J. Reser, D. Smith, R. Cusak, S. Georgo- vich, D. Scrimo, SECOND ROW: M. Polstein, T. Toole, G. Trusi- zon, A. Pariss, P. Mulvaney, G. Wolfe, J. Changnon, T. Jordon, J. Shapiro, Mr. Slive, THIRD ROW: L. Bosinius, L. Pappa- lardo, V. LaMocchia, R. Enderle, M. Allen, K. DiBiase, C. Fried- land er. 107 UBS AND ACTIVITIES SENIOR OFFICERS TOP ROW: Paul Ross, Vice President; Mr. McGorry, Advisor; Dennis Algoz- er. President; SECOND ROW: Lauren Reid, Historian; Bonnie Wright, Treas- urer; Judy Miller, Corresponding Sec- retary; Cindy Tom, Recording Secre- tary. GENERAL ORGANIZATION LEFT to RIGHT; Nancy Moore, Vice President; Jon Gellman, President; Mr. Scordato, Advisor; Carmen Driv- er, Recording Secretary; James All- husan. Corresponding Secretary. ROW ONE: TO TOP: B. Smithline, N. Fleishman, N. Wechsler, R. Blecher, K. Kornhaber, J. Altman. ROW TWO: C. Wuerslin, J. Novotny, J. Kross, K. Dodge, G. Hoag. ROW THREE: J. Held, L. Garnets, K. Hoshino. ROW FOUR: P. Landman, C. Hackett, B. Greenberg, J. Miller, L. Reid, R. Goldstein. ADVISORS, Miss Czojkowski, Mrs. Friedman. LEADERS' CORPS The MacArthur Leaders' Corps of 1965-'66 was reorganized under the supervision of Mrs. Friedman and Miss Czojkowski. The primary purpose of the group was to aid the gym teach- ers in their classes, and to serve as referees and ushers for various competitions throughout the school. The Leaders' Corps sponsored the second annual Girls Sports Night, the highlight of the Girls' Physical Education program. BOTTOM ROW: L. Braufman, A. DiMasi, S. McKee. C. Driver, J. No- votny, P. Mathia, C. King, C. Wuerslin, J. Priano, J. Altman, G. Wenzel, G. Slater, C. Birmingham, J. Bielo, A. Sullivan, J. Gordon, M. Scelsi. ROW TWO: K. Torday, A. Reichik, S. Mennear, S. Jacobs, D. Rocchio, GYMNASTICS Every Monday night, the Gymnastics Club met with Miss Schwartzbaum. The girls were allowed to use their own discretion in choosing the ac- tivities of the evening. In addition, many of the girls spent their time practicing many stunts and routines to perform at Girls Sports Night 1966. M. Sarfaty, S. Gerlich, J. Weiss, C. Weynand, S. Smith, C. Nevins, K. Dodge, C. Tom. ROW THREE: S. Farrell, Miss Schwartzbaum, Advisor; M. Souza, L. Josepher. FIRST ROW: B. Kramer, K. Beskin, P. Ross, J. Holub, G. Witkin, R. Slutsky, W. Chan, L. Wollin, J. Geliman, J. Wechsler, F. Edelman, S. Brinen, M. Kirchblum, R. Sablich, S. Steinberg, S. Fein, L. Liotti, M. Greenstein, R. Hyams, V. Solitto, C. Beesch; SECOND ROW: M. Wilens, D. Marks, B. Abramowitz, P. Glassman, C. Olsen, L. Levy, K. Reardon, I. Greene, Mr. Siegal, K. Morse, D. Jacobs, R. Puretz, P. Fehrenbach, S. McKee, A. Freidmon, J. Miller; BACK ROW: R. Nichols, E. Geller, R. From, D. Karpiloff, B. Greenberg, C. Braun- stein, B. Goldstein, N. Lessin, P. Ahrens, S. Adams, R. Keller, N. Barlett, B. Shuellein, H. Bedell, B. Boone, A. Van Dyk. SENIOR STAR Hurrying out of school at ten to three, the members of Senior Star dashed to attend lectures. Noted au- thorities in diversified fields spoke to them on various subjects of their interest. This group and their adviser, Mr. Siegel, should be proud of their accomplishments. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Selling potato chips at lunch, gaily-decorated cup- cakes, and tickets to concerts, the A.F.S. members made money for their organization. As a result of their efforts, each year MacArthur High is able to accept a Foreign Exchange student. TOP ROW: E. Esposito, L. Bren, S. Taitelbaum, M. Zwerling, F. Rich, L. Wollin, M. Sarfoty, W. Cambell, M. Abramowitz, P. Bolt, J. Schwartz, M. Romans, J. Rottmund, B. Benjamin, A. Kolsevich, C. Gold. FIRST ROW: P. Fleishman, R. lichtig, L. lytell, P. Green- field, S. Schwartz, R. Silverman, S. Grenboum, J. Karsarsky, M. Toberts, J. Williamson, J. Altman, P. Conlon, S. Gulla, F. Karsar- sky, S. Kotiaf, J. Maxwell, R. Magram, V. Corriston, G. Meirowitz, M. Schwartz, T. Rodsky, G. Barnett, N. Wechler. SECOND ROW: R. Schoolman, L. Reiss, J. Holub, S. Lazarus, H. Novitt, M. Zadi- kov, R. Blecher, B. Edwards, Eduardo Steiermann, Mr. Forcier, N. Lessin, R. Puretz, L. Levy, S. Adams, P. Glassman, R. Keller, J. Walther. C. Cooke. ROW THREE: L. Wittenberg, E. Meehan, J. Burger, D. Friedman, A. Assael, S. Brasky, K. Haas, R. Strauser, R. Blair, E. Friedman, A. Friedman, L. Gross, L. Braufman, C. Wuer- slin, J. Held, K. Reardon, S. Dehls, J. Marks, D. Warner, D. O'Shaughnessy, M. Venezia. FIRST ROW-. R. Gardner, F. Edelman, B. Schuellein, J. Gellman, J. Eichler, M. Kirschblum, V. Sollitto, G. Deller, M. Greenstein, S. Brinen, B. Boone, S. Steinberg, H. Bedell; SECOND ROW: M. Zadi- kov, C. Olsen, D. Marks, P. Glassman, I. Greene, D. Wanner, Mr. Scordato, B. Shaw, L. Wittenbert, J. Altman, B. Cepinko, T. Astroff; MU ALPHA THETA A chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, the National Mathematics Honor Society, was recently organ- ized under the direction of Mr. Angelo Scordato. During their meetings, its members tackled problems in mathematics with enthusiasm. The challenging aspect of the organization's ac- tivities created a great deal of interest. THIRD ROW: B. Kurtz, S. Mennear, M. Souza, M. Wilens, L. Levy, N. Lessin, C. Olin, H. Novitt, L. Garnets, J. Kross, M. Sarfaty, B. Buschlinger, A. Anderson, S. Brosky, B. Kramer,- BACK ROW: G. Witkin, J. Westrick, R. From, J. Weixel, K. Beskin, R. Slutsky, E. Geller, T. Wuerslin, R. Nichols, F. Segall, A. VanDyk, L. Ruthazer. HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society in our school includes stu- dent leaders of good character and scholarship, who participate in many curricular activities to help our school citizenry. For instance, many of its members should be commended for their in- terest in organizing the Honor Society Tutoring Service. TOP ROW; J. Horn, B. Goldsmith, D. Luskin, M. Schoolman, L. Bren, J. Punim. SEATED: Mr. Merhtens, Advisor, R. From, F. Edelmon, K. Warner, L. Liotti, E. Colfer. DEBATE MATHLETES The General Douglas MacArthur chapter of the Debating Society, under Mr. Merhtens, spent many hours preparing speeches for competition with other schools. Some of the students who de- veloped their forensic ability were Ken Warner and Edward Colfer, both of whom brought laurels to MacArthur. TOP ROW: D. Pearson, M. Mover, J. Weixel, R. Hoffman, M. Gra- nich, M. Saphira, F. Feibusch, R. Kahn, J. Maniscalco, R. Edelman, R. Greenberg, J. Eichler, R. Jacobson. SEATED: A. Greenstein, L. The Mathletes, under the advisorship of Mrs. Bagwin, represented MacArthur against various schools, both in and out of the district. The members had to solve difficult and involved problems, and work against time to find their solutions. Ruthazer, H. Bedell, J. Gellman, B. Schuellein; CAPTAIN, Mrs. Bagwin, S. Steinberg, B. Kramer, P. Cantor, D. Falk, G. Bauer. 114 TOP ROW: H. Roch, I. Fenz, J. Milisity, A. Hatsis, B. Dumbo, G. Brickbauer, V. Scheuermann, J. Bruscella, J. Green, G. Romano. SEATED: C. Gruenenwald, D. Driber, F. Grawata, A. Honsch, L. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, under the direction of Mrs. Brunhilde Alduino, promoted interest in the cul- ture, language, and people of Germany. Its mem- bers saw German films, and wrote to pen pals. TOP ROW: S. Fein, M. Greenstein, R. Slutsky, C. Braunstein, R. Hyams, P. Rosenberg, S. Brinen, B. Williamson. SEATED: H. Bedell, Schmidgoll, Mrs. Alduino, K. Hass, C. Sypniewski, M. Saphoa, J. Rossmund. LATIN HONOR According to its advisor, Mr. Batorsky, the Latin Honor Society accepts to its membership only students with a minimum average of 85. Formal induction for the Society was held in the audi- torium last May. P. Bolt, W. Schuellein, K. Reardon, K. Warner, F. Leiboff, J. All- husen, E. Sherwood, C. Sanzone. 115 TOP ROW: I. Chnezioponiok, J. Kitson, D. Southern. FIRST ROW: A. VanDyk, S. Mason, J. Hunt, L. Silverman, J. Gellman, R. Hyoms, J. Allhusan, P. Feigin, T. Truszynski. SECOND ROW: P. Barnes, S. Kraus, K. Carten, K. Morse, D. Jacobs, F. leiboff, J. ORCHESTRA The sound of music is a welcome one to any ear. This is especially so when it comes from the voices of the members of the Senior Choir. Under the direction of Miss Golab, our choir often becomes the focal point of the MacArthur High School music program. Sanderlen, J. Epstein, E. Sherwood, S. Jacobs, C. Olin. THIRD ROW: P. Stickle, L. Polizzi, L Gordon, D. Reilling, J. Schoenwetter, B. Firkser, K. Johntry, S. Paiken, D. Piesnikowski. A. Halmer, J. Williamson, E. Heidengren. SENIOR CHOIR The Orchestra of MacArthur High School, made up of 33 talented musicians, was very generous to give the student body, faculty and parents programs which included symphonies and con- certos. Under the direction of Mr. Ovanin, its members, along with the Band and Choruses, gave MacArthur an unforgettable Christmas concert. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Senderoff, T. Cagan, V. Sands, P. Kennedy, B. Kiernan, J. Horn, S. Firkser, N. Wechsler, F. Steinberg, M. Goodman, J. Elfein, D. Friedman, T. Wuerslin, L. Sears, J. Hughes, P. Sachs, S. Brown, J. Glucksman, R. Stim, C. Fardella, B. Mittleman, M. Mulvany, N. Lessin, W. Rosenberg. STANDING: M. Ovanin, J. Bruton, M. Mayer, C. George, M. Roberts, M. Steiner. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: R. Blecker, L. Sears, R. Stim, S. Brown, ROW 2: P. Sochs, T. Wuerslin, K. Lito, L. Kinder, S. Lamb, S. Diamona. ROW 3: R. From, J. Held, R. Kahn, C. Ambrigo, P. Channan, C. Rabinowitz, G. Kaviar, E. Moran, A. Cardelle, E. Schwartz, W. Feit, N. Miller, T. Henshaw, M. Mulvaney, C. Fardella, F. Serio, M. Losquadro, W. Rosen- berg, D. Winegar, J. Bonich, P. Zuck, M. Fiskin, M. Brock, R. Kramer, B. Goldberg, G. Rabbo, A. Arnold, R. Lenau, K. Grubel, J. Elflein, L. Gartenlaub, J. Hughes, J. Nadrick, W. Dodge, P. Forcash, P. Stickle. BAND Under Mr. Kivisild's capable direction, the MacArthur's Band has achieved a high level of performance. Well-attended winter and spring concerts were important events in our school year. MacArthur's band has always been on the scene at our home football games. JUNIOR CHOIR Miss Golab and her melodious voices in the Junior Chorus offered many happy moments at MacArthur's assembly programs. MacArthurites are justified in their high praises of this group. TOP ROW: M. Roeper, C. Nevins, B. Small, L. Gershenson. FIRST ROW: M. Reilling, J. Marciano, J. Lockwood, G. McCarthy, R. Shapiro, S. Doyle, J. Onken, P. HefFernan, A. Renwart, J. Max- well, D. Whitaker, R. Maiman, R. Kampel, C. Elmes, S. Donaldson, J. Guberman, K. Pellertio. SEATED: G. Roberts, D. Reccasina, J. Schwartz, J. Glick, S. Marcusson, H. Sorgen, J. Kirschbaum, G. Schonwit, P. Pearce, A. Hartmann, C. Gold, L. Sileo. STANDING: Mrs. Greenfield, I. Blank, J. Weiss, L. Walter, P. Anson, I. Shotland, R. Klein, J. Ackerson Miss Ney. SEATED: R. Lichtig, J. Pasternack, F. Kasorsky. SPANISH CLUB Under the sponsorship of two of our new teachers, Mrs. Greenfield and Miss Ney, the members of the Spanish Club learned about the culture and customs of Spanish-speaking coun- tries. As the editors of the yearbook understand it, these new advisers have ambitious plans for the future. FUTURE NURSES Our nurse. Miss Lucey, was one of our more successful and ambitious club advisers last year. In addition to many other activities and experi- ences, charity projects, field trips and lectures helped to make her club a lively and active one. STANDING: S. Teitelbaum, L. Reid, J. Goldfinger, M. Margolis, S. Stevens, I. Oherspoor, P. Conlon, T. Priess, G. Nevins, S. Resei, M. Naimone. SEATED: P. Bolt, E. Sherwood, Mrs. Damianos, Miss Lucy, J. Schoenwetter, J. Held (President), K. Kehoe (Vice President), P. Elmes, N, Claps. 118 STANDING: Miss Wood, S. Butt, E. Ziglioli, J. Nlmvoggi, N. Cohen, R. Holstrom, C. Conway, E. Schwartz, L Wenchel, I. Blank, L. Gibson, I. Cohen, M. Rosenbaum, J. Maxwell, J. Shaefer, P. Glassman. SEATED: S. Brasky, S. Asseal, K. Hass, K. Keegan, M. Brennick, S. Ryan, P. Mathia, K. Tole. LIBRARY SQUAD The MacArthur High School library would not be complete without its much appreciated Library Squad. Our thanks go to the Squad for helping us to secure books and information. The members of the squad were always ready to help in every way possible. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Barocas, N. Mullen, D. Croane, P. White, S. Barlitz, D. Stathem, J. Hoag, M. Ben- jimin. 119 TOP ROW: D. Johnson, J. Hunt, R. Cusack, J. Donaher, N. Miller, R. Rode, L. Glaser, P. Hersh, D. McCullough. FIRST ROW: G. Donovan, K. Gross, K. Schwartz, A. Toppin, N. Consalvo, M. Merriam, M. Cipley, J. Toohy, C. Drowert. SECOND ROW: C. Eichel, L. Craig, L. Wright, M. EARTH SCIENCE The Earth Science Club was found studying the weather, rock formations, or just down-to-earth everyday things. Under the leadership of Mr. Pitschi, the club came to understand Mother Earth quite thoroughly! TOP ROW: J. Sadoff. L Liotti, K. Wanner, B. Goldsmith, S. Widlitz, W. Schuellein, M. Greenstein, R. Hyams. FIRST ROW: R. Ross, M. School- man, K. Vittor, A. Greenstein, D. Karpiloff, J. Zuckermon, M. Kass, S. Freedman, C. Fucarino, V. Corriston, F. Cohen, M. Romono, B. Abramo- Kelly, E. Meehan, Mr. Pitschi, D. Spano, C. Lynn, G. Schonwit, J. Cos- tiglia, D. Roccaforte. FRONT ROW: B. Taylor, B. Renzetti, F. Serio, K. Spear. M. Zuckermon, E. McNiflf, J. McNulty, L. Reiss, T. Hahn, P. Reider, J. Reilly. GENERAL ORGANIZATION This year the General Organization was a huge success. Supervised by Mr. Scordato and presided over by Jon Gellman, our G.O. helped make the spirit of MacArthur students shine! Many successful dances were held by the Organization. The G.O. sponsored many other social activities, offered nu- merous discount cards and helped other clubs with their financial problems. The General Organization is to be highly commended for brightening the 1965-'66 school year. witz. FRONT ROW: L. Johnson, J. Cooney, R. Straussner, R. Blair, J. Gellman, N. Moore, Mr. Scordato, C. Driver, J. Allhusen, R. Puretz, D. Jacobs, E. Sherwood, W. Pelikan, A. DeMasi, M. Brennick. TOP ROW: L. Beitchman, W. Lifton, G. Kaviar, E. Fesselmeyer, D. Mul- len, T. Reich, S. Weisel, V. Josepher, J. Handler, J. Malagon, R. Worth- ley, J. Ashwal, M. Siemank, S. Glantz. FIRST ROW: C. Horkaway, R. Emerity, K. O'Connell, J. Fagio, R. Gardner, N. Rose, N. Geronimos, D. Bloom, D. Algozer, V. Sollitto, L. Liotti. J. Westrick, D. Mann, A. Reid, S. Parker. SECOND ROW: G. Roden, T. Dillmon, J. Garner, B. McCaus- NEWSPAPER The Sentry staff, with Dr. Finucane at its helm, completed another year of wonderful work. Editor-in-Chief Fred Edelman worked as- siduously to keep his reporters at their posts to get all the news 'that's fit to print'. Thus his staff followed the MacArthur tradition of superior journalism. TOP ROW: S. Mennear, R. Puretz, R. Keller, L. Wollin, K. Morse, A. Daigen, P. Cantor, B. Jacobs. FIRST ROW: Dr. Finucane, S. Brinen, E. Steiermon, B. Schuellein, B. Abramowitz, R. Hyams, J. Asch, G. Deller, land, D. Karpiloff, B. Kramer, R. Sablich, J. Altman, S. Adams, B. Narrone, R. Benoit, J. Hughes, A. Wieckhorst, J. White. FRONT ROW: K. Novin, C. Kimmel, T. Dubas, C. Cardoza, F. Segoll, P. Lauver, Mr. Borshird, M. Glossmon, C. Dye, L. Thomas, J. Pokorny, J. McGlinchay, T. Galindo, T. Johnson. JETS CLUB With Mr. Eberlein as its adviser, the Junior So- ciety Engineers Technical Society (JETS) devel- oped a program that included lectures by guest speakers. The club has as its members many Mac- Arthurites in the special technical program. R. Lichtig, J. Hecht, V. Sands, R. Edelman, D. Falk, Mrs. Beskin. SEATED: B. Boone, B. Greenberg, S. Fein, R. Stim, M. Greenstein, F. Edelman, K. Beskin, R. Slutsky, M. Sarfaty, P. Ross, L. Josepher. PHOTO SQUAD Mr. Katz's Photo Squad served us in every occasion. Many happy mo- ments of our high school years be- came part of our treasured photos, the result of this squad's efforts! See our yearbook for good sam- ples. Lynn Pafundi, Richard Giotta, Norma Giller, Lauren Reid. Bonnie Wright, Barbara Bramley, Mr. Katz, Agnes Sullivan, Joanne Ferreira, Karen Oak, Douglas Karpiloff. Beverly Greenberg, Robert Watkins, Meredith Loomis, Marcy Steinberg. 122 AUDIO VISUAL Mr. Leary's Audio Visual squad has become MacArthur's teachers' an- swer to a prayer. This group provid- ed for everyone's needs, whether it was a phonograph, a projector, a tape recorder or an exension cord. Needless to say, the faculty owes a debt of gratitude to the boys in the squad. BACK ROW; Stan Jonas, Paul Ferdnando, Bruce Kennedy, Nicholas Alessi. SEATED: Charles Schmidt, Mr. Leary, Bill Dodge. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Cepinko, Ellen Goldman, Dr. Segal, Alleyne Toppin. PHILOSOPHY CLUB Dr. Segal and his philosophy club organized to stimulate stu- dents interest in the area of appreciation and understand- ing of the ideas and master pieces of some of the old phi- losophers. Undoubtedly, the members of this club will find their experiences rather valu- able in their college education. 123 V TOP ROW: M. Cava, R. Magram, E. Feldman, J. Gittleman, J. Miller, S. Pineus, L. Lynch, L. Polese, S. Butt, S. Diamond, P. Ahrens, K. Hass. FIRST ROW; $. Brasky, M. Zadikov, L. Gross, J. Pasternack, P. Conlon, C. Berrill, C. Eichel, B. Brooks. J. Spoto, E. Meehen, C. Degregoris, S. Adams. SECOND ROW: S. Assael, C. Weynand, S. Mennear, G. Slater, C. Sypniewski, J. Walters, J. Baum, B. Perlman, E. Hutt, B. Roberts, R. FUTURE TEACHERS One of our largest clubs. Future Teachers of America, enjoys the membership of young adults interested in education. The club is headed by Miss Cooke. The F.T.A. is a national organiza- tion, and our chapter is a chartered member. Rosenblum, D. Marks, P. Glassman. THIRD ROW: S. Remmert, P. Land- man, B. Cepinko, F. Leiboff, D. Scherzer, A. Friedman, L. Garnets, S. Brinen, J. Kross, N. Wysoker, H. Novitt, L. Gordon, H. Gladstone, B. Schneider. FRONT ROW: J. Novotny, B. Shaw, K. Hoshino, K. Reardon, C. Braunstein, R. Keller, Miss Cooke, M. Wilens, C. Olin, N. Barlet, R. Puretz, J. Hoda. RADIO CLUB Mr. Freud, Mr. Hughes and their Radio Club set interesting goals for themselves. In their ef- forts, they often reached some well known cor- ners of the earth. Their next goal is to secure their license to operate a radio transmitter. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Goldsmith, P. Cantor, N. Cohen, L. Berg, Mr. Freud, J. Greenblott, Mr. Hughes, B. Block, E. Steiermann, A. Daigen. TOP ROW: D. Dengler, R. Michaels, A. VanDyk, J. Kasarski, B. Shorter, E. Sprenger, C. Banikiotes, R. Hoshino, T. Benenati. FIRST ROW: P. Coh- en, J. Allhusen, P. Sachs, J. SadofF, T. Cafaro, C. Saufler, E. Kiernan, M. Moher, S. Mason, R. Kelton. SECOND ROW: M. Whelan, R. De- Fichy, J. Reisser, D. langridge, G. DeClemente, R. Esposito, K. Green, I. Hochstad, J. Hunt. THIRD ROW: 1. Zeppernick, S. Fein, F. Edelman, E. Geller, P. Ross, R. Pagganuzzi, S. Freedman, G. Deller, L Borofsky, P. Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: J. Westrick, R. Stim, J. Benoit, R. Chan, R. Hyams, R. Kollarck, J. McNulty, R. Welsh, R. Scott. SEATED: Mr. Zolet, J. Bonich, V. Sollitto, S. Steinberg, S. Aldrovandi, D. Granger, W. Chan, W. Parks, C. Onken. VARSITY CLUB MacArthur's finest athletes once again joined with Mr. Zolet in the Varsity Club. The letter- men' were very active this year, collecting for Muscular Dystrophy, sponsoring the annual Homecoming Game, visiting West Point, and taking part in various other activities. The Var- sity Club can be highly commended for its fine work! DRAMA CLUB Where there is theater, there is life. The mem- bers of our Drama Club, under the supervision of Mr. Kavanau and Mr. O'Brien, illustrated this point with their fine performance of Harvey . Everyone, whether making scenery, helping to makeup the artists or playing a part had a- world of fun and experience. TOP ROW: P. Feigin, D. Wlnegar, G. Small, M. Roberts, J. Carroll, R. Rhode, R. From, L. Tytel, R. Giotto. FIRST ROW: T. Priess, A. Toppin, B. Kolton, J. Vicinanza, M. Banks, E. Goldman, V. Scheuerman, H. Heuer, E. Cohen, I. Klugman, D. Edsell. SEATED: Mr. O'Brian, C. Paris, B. Heller, S. Morcusson, D. Wanner, J. Williamson, S. Zarem, P. Landman, S. Assael, Mr. Kavanau. 126 ABNER 127 MOST VERSATILE: Sharon McKee and Steve Steinberg im MOST POPULAR: MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Jon Gellmon and Carmen Driver SENIOR and Cindy Tom 128 POLL MOST ATHLETIC: Nancy Moore and Bill Pedersen WITTIEST: Bonnie Wright and Sal Polizzi 129 Left to right: R. Pelikan, P. Mihalik, J. Gerken, J. Kostyrka, T. Kemp, G. Wallace, Mr. C. Staehle, R. Ostrosky J. Budriss, R. Anderson, T. Jordan, R. Johnson. Mr. William Ludlam Mr. James Kivisild Too much worrvina about the Senior Class treasurv! i C£mo estds? You'd never believe what I found In my milk. The eensy-weensy spider ... Homecoming Queen and her court—'65-'66, Jeon Priano, Sharon McKee, Kathy McKee, Beth Bendes HERE IT IS: iisnoi3oanv3dX3Diisniovajnvoa3dns Now where did that CoHjoOr, go to? Remember the day we got our Senior Hats? If I had a hammer ... Mrs. Fontani, it's nice to have you aboard! My group hod 24% fewer cavities!!! Will the real Abraham Schwartz please stand up? I taught I taw a puddy tat! A future teacher of America????? You got 200 and 2 mouth-watering chews. BINGOIII SALUDII Quick (I), stash the BOOZE 11 AND Goldilocks said, What Big teeth you have. Grandma! Mr. Colletti, please don't hit bottom. Any pictures here? Where do we find a good book? I'm just to wonderful, too wonderful for words ... Heads Upl Seven Up! SCHOOL BOARD: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Angela Rubino, Pres. Eli Mellon, Vincent Finneran. SECOND ROW: Bernard Morgenstein, Thomas Elsbree, Victor Buck, and Max Zimny. What's he Toot'in all about? Surprise! We're having a test! The happiest day of my life, said our Homecoming Queen, Sharon McKee. Don't look now, but here comes Mr. Grant. This is a pound of soggy holavo! I will not chew gum in class. I will not Ouch! My finger's stuck! Remember our only touchdown? That was THE dayl Our new scientist delivers one of his first lectures at MacArthur. Mr. Farley, please read us ihe willl Mr. Silverman, please teach us something. My dog's bigger than yoursl What do you mean you feel homeworked? You'll get a charge out of this! Yes, operator, that's M as in motor. Yipesl Niki is a mother! It's the get-away bus ... So you blew up another labl I'll better walk softly. A Playboy it's not, but that's life. When did you start thinking you were a yoga expert? SPORTS Steve Morea drives for a gain offer receiving a pass from Quarterback Dan Curtin. BACK ROW: C. Carbonaro, E. Peabody, D. Cassidy, J. Sadoff, M. Whalen, J. Westrick, J. Steinberg, N. Friedman. P. Cohen, E. Schwarz, S. Aldrovandi, J. Herron, P. Blatz; SECOND ROW: Mr. Dell, R. Walsh, R. Kelton, W. Pedersen, M. Colton, R. Buhman, T. Cafaro, R. Esposito, R. Paganuzzi, J. Bonich, I. Hochstadt, R. Hyams, G. DeClemente, FRONT ROW: Mr. Zolet, M. Fischman, L. Zepernick, W. Parks, S. Morea, R. DeFichy, W. Haywood, D. Cur- tin, R. Kollarik, P. Schmidt, D. Langridge, D. Soyer, Mr. Batorski. FOOTBALL In spite of their 1—4—3 record, the Generals could have had a winning record with a few breaks. In the last quarter of the open- er against Carey, fullback Steve Morean scored, and for the tying point, quarterback Dan Curtin handed off to halfback Dave Lang- ridge. The officials, however, ruled that Langridge was stopped before the goal line and the Generals lost a tough game 13—12. The season ended with the traditional game against Memorial, where the Generals almost ran off to a quick lead. A pass from Curtin to end Bill Pedersen brought the Generals within scoring range, but the Panther line held. With Memorial leading 6—0, MacArthur tackle John Bonich picked up a fumble and scored. Morea made the extra point. Memorial, however, scored again, but MacArthur retaliated with a successful 70-yard march. The drive was led by Langridge and a pass to Steve Freedman. Morea finally went over for the extra point, but the game ended in a 13—13 tie. Morea made the North Shore All-Star Team. He was the high scorer for the Generals. Head Coach, John Batorski, contemplates strategy. 147 SOREBOARD Generals Opponents 12 13 14 . . . Hicksville . . . 20 0 . . . Plainview . . . 0 7 . . . Plainedge . . . 0 7 7 13 . . . Clarke 26 0 26 13 ... L.M.H.S 13 Above, Morea is held on a draw, while Pedersen directs troflfic. At left, Morea drives against Hicksville. Below, Curtin gets set for a hand-off, while MacArthur line flares out. FRONT ROW: J. Asch, D. Markman, R. From. SECOND ROW: S. Fein, M. Schoolman, J. Kasarsky, Mr. Johnson. BACK ROW: C. George, E. Geller, M. Schieber, C. Bani- kiotes, R. Jacobson, R. Stim. ABSENT: R. Slutsky, M. Green- stein. TENNIS The tennis team brought MacArthur to first league championship of the year, clinching first place only days before the Cross Country Team. Coach Richard Johnston parlayed experience and desire for a ten and two—league record. He used seven seniors and five juniors in different combina- tions. Most of the team's victories were close, with come- from-behind efforts. The reason lies in the fact that its greatest strength was in doubles, which are played last. Many times darkness shrouded the court before the match was decided. The team beat Floral Park, Jericho, Locust Valley, Island Trees, and Mineola, twice each, losing only to Carle Place, which tied the Generals for first place. The tennis team has improved steadily since its first year of competition. Its first winning season came in 1964, and in 1965 its first Division championship. The Generals should be strong again next year, with a nucleus of experienced players returning. SCOREBOARD Dennis Markman serving. vV 149 Generals Opponents 6 . . . . 1 7 .... 0 V 2 .. 5Vi 4 3 4 . ... 3 7 .... 0 5 .... 2 3 .... 4 4 2 4 ... . 3 4 3 Nassau County Championship Playoffs: 0 . . . . 7 TOP ROW: C. Onken, Shorter, R. Michaels, G. Scan- Green. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Rothschild, S. Mason, D. nel, E. Springer, P. Sachs. MIDDLE ROW: P. Cohen, B. Dangler, R. Hoshino, R. Benoit, W. Chan. Asch, L. Silverman, J. Allhusen, A. VanDyk, T. Benenati, K. SOCCER Though playing better in the latter half of the sea- son, the MacArthur soccer team ended the season with a 5—7—4 record. A game against Island Trees showed the team's real potential. The first meeting between the two teams ended in a scoreless tie. However, in the second match the Generals recorded a 4—1 victory. Goals were scored by Brad Asch, sophomore Rich Hoshino, and David Dangler, who scored two. In their second game against Syosset, after having lost previously 3—0, the Generals proved themselves. George Scanned scored the only goal for MacArthur, tying the score 1—1. Three players made the North Shore I All-Star Team. They are Wellington and Ron Chan, and Bob Benoit. SCOREBOARD Generals Opponents 0 .. . Clarke 3 0 0 0 . . . Syosset 3 4 . .. Plainedge .. 0 0 . . . Hicksville . . . 3 1 2 2 1 4 . . . Island Trees . . 1 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 4 0 1 Coach Rothschild with co-captains Chris Onken and Wellington Chan. 150 TOP ROW: Coach J. Cleary, G. Ross, R. Scott, D. Granger, G. Roden, R. Welch. BOTTOM ROW: P. Stenz- ler, M. McCarthy, A. Christensen. CROSS COUNTRY HARRIERS ARE SECOND IN COUNTY RUN The Cross Country team compiled the best record in MacArthur history, taking second place in the County Championship. The team ended the season with a 5—1 record, losing only to Hicks- ville by one point. Don Granger, who was undefeated in dual competition this year, took second place in the County meet, and came in fourth in the State Championship. Gary Roden also qualified for this race by finishing twelfth in the County. By the way. Cross Country meets are not scored the same as other sports. The idea of the 2Vi mile run is to score the least number of points to win. The Yearbook congratulates the runners for their dedication and hard work, and Mr. Joseph Cleary, for his expert coaching. SCOREBOARD Generals Opponent 27 .... 28 Plainedge . . . 51 18 .... 37 37 36 Farmingdale . 51 36 19 North Shore Meet—3rd place County Section 8—2nd place Teddy Roosevelt Invitational— 4th place Bethpage Invitational— 3rd place 151 LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach LoPollo. K. Greene, R. Newman, J. Hurley, A. Schwartz, E. Schneider, T. Cafaro, C. Hess, T. Benenati, G. Deller, B. Kelton. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD GENERALS OPPONENTS 64 .. 51 44 ... 61 59 .. 51 61 . . . Levittown Memorial . . . . . 64 48 . .. 52 92 .. 83 58 . . 79 59 .. 70 54 .. 55 55 .. 59 48 . . 55 52 . . 57 52 .. 59 78 .. 80 58 . . 68 87 .. 85 61 . . 63 53 . . 68 152 MacArthur's basketball team, after a hectic yet dis- appointing season, pulled up with its worst record in history. The team finished dead last in North Shore Division I competition, with a 1—11 record. Victories over Division, and Jericho High Schools, however. jumped the non-league record to 3—3. The team had only one outstanding player in for- ward Jim Hurley. Hurley's base line pop and jump shots provided the majority of the General's offensive power. 153 TOP ROW: Cooch W. White, R. Hyams, G. Small, W. Andreski, M. Krill, Chan, G. Menkes, M. Rose, S. Anglo, B. McCousland, M. McCarthy, T. S. Greenfield, B. Lyons, R. DeFichy, K. Shahabian, R. Esposito, T. Kemp, G. George. Jocovelli, E. Koorse, man. J. Duffy. FRONT ROW: D. Benoit, K. Bodie, R. WRESTLING After a slow start, the MacArthur Grapplers came back to end the season with a winning record. In a close match against Hicksville, the Generals were losing 26—18. However, wins from Ed Peabody and Ed Koorse in the last two matches clinched Mac- Arthur's win. Plainview was the next victim. McCaus- land, DeFichy, Esposito, and Hyams were among the victors. With two successive wins under their belts, the grapplers went after their third straight against Plain- edge. The Generals went into the final two matches leading by 8 points. Losses on a decision, pin, and then a tie, ended the match at 25 all. Ron Chan gets 2 point reversal against Syosset opponent. Tim Kemp drives for a pin against Syosset opponent. 154 BOWLING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Kennedy, B. Goldberg, S. Dudley, Mr. Leary, T. Johnson, S. Weisel, A. Reid. SCOREBOARD date Varsity Bowling 12-1 Plainview 1-2 This final total—4th place enabled the team to go to 12-6 Hicksville 1-2 the championships where it played well. 12-8 Island Trees 3-0 In District (Levittown) Tournament it placed 3rd. 12-15 Bethpage 3-0 1-3 Oyster Bay 0-3 Our bowlers confined to improve, and placed fairly 1-5 Syosset 2-1 well in the North Shore Tournament. 1-12 Hicksville 0-3 1-19 Oyster Bay 1-2 1-26 Plainedge 1-2 1-27 Sysosset 2-1 2-2 Plainview 0-3 2-7 Plainedge 2-1 2-9 Island Trees 1-2 2-16 Bethpage 2-1 FINAL- 19-23 TOTAL 155 FRONT ROW: B. Beaumonn,- B. Ashe, J. Lyons, C. Onken, B. Benoit, D. Roach, B. Water, R. Smith, T. Cofaro, S. Broich, R. Kelly, P. D'Amico, D. Curtin. TOP ROW: Coach Zolet, S. Morea, V. Sollitto, B. Lyons, M. Fishman, S. Greenfild, J. Oberjosh, W. Dehler, L. Liotti, I. Hochstadt, R. Scholl, J. Bonich, J. Sadoff, M. Whalen, Coach Sawyer. LACROSSE The MacArthur Varsity Lacrosse team was back in action again with a well balanced team, including many veteran stickmen. On the attack were Rusty Smith, Steve Morea, Pat Lyons, Vincent Sollito, and others. These fast-moving boys had the all-important desire to score. The defensive unit—a particularly strong part of the team—included Ira Haochstadt and goalies Dan Curtin and Bob Buhman. With the team's eagerness, tough defense, and added depth. Coach Lee Zolet's stickmen had a good season. 15b FRONT ROW: Coach DiMaggio, R. Walsh, B. Whitton, G. Deller, D. Langridge, S. Friedman, B. Duffy. SECOND ROW; G. Small, J. Reser, R. DeFichy, D. Smith, G. DeClemente, J. Herron, B. Short- er. TOP ROW: E. Goldman, L. Glazer, J. Westrick, A. Montiglio, B. Kelton, L Zepernick, K. Lowe, Manager D. Black. BASEBALL The MacArthur Varsity Baseball Team, under the di- rection of Coach Joe DiMaggio, is looking forward to a successful season. Returning this year will be: George Deller, the team's best infielder; at first, and Paul Benanati and Bill Whitton as pitchers. Also up from the Junior Varsity will be D. Langridge, B. Walsh, and S. Freedman. Though the season is just under way the Yearbook hopes the team will have a good year. GEORGE DELLER ON THE MOUND. 157 The MacArthur Cindermen, led by coaches Mr. Cleary and Mr. Belen, are looking forward to a promising season. The track team has been practicing hard and is starting to whip into fine shape. Returning lettermen and new blood from Salk seem to predict a well rounded team. Outstanding performance can be ex- pected by Don Granger in the mile run, Gary Rodin in the 2 mile run, Ed Kiernan, Mike Moher, and Lance Borof- sky in the pole vault, Jim Allhusen in the 220 dash and others. Generally, MacArthur High School can expect a 100% effort by each of the MacArthur Cindermen and coaches. The team is looking forward to its first winning season. TRACK 158 FRONT ROW—I. to r.: Coach Johelka, W. O'Brien, P. Lower, K. Spear TOP ROW: D. Mann, H. Bedell, S. Dudley. GOLF The MacArthur Golf Team may astound everyone this year and come in first in North Shore I. After a poor performance last year, the team is not rated too highly. But, if team members continue their un- expectedly fine play. North Shore I is in for some surprises. One of these surprises will be a victory over Farmingdale, a team that has not lost a match in the last five years. There are many new faces on the team this year. If just two of these prove they can win in a varsity match, then we're going to be tough to beat. If they can't win, well ... better luck next year. 159 S. Dudley THERE WE GO!! OUR CHEERLEADERS ALWAYS IN ACTION!! AN ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD WAS THERE TOO. 160 It's Robin the boy wonderl Our MacArthur cheerleaders under the capable direction of Miss Czajkowki, Miss Cherepowicke, and Miss Kernvies once again have vibrated a bit of school spirit at our football and basketball games. They have cheered our teams on to victory and have taken the losses in their stride. Oh! Fairy Dust! ROW I (L to R) D. Rocchio. K. Jost, B. Seldon, L. Scacalosi, K. McKee. ROW II J. Priano, C. King. 161 ROW I (l-R) D. Rocchio, M. Souzo, Miss Schwortzbaum, Advisor; C. King, S. Mennear ROW II C. Weynond, J. Novotony, J. Biela, N. Wechsler, L. Sileo, J. Weiss, D. Wittiker ROW III G. Slater, J. Priano, A. DiMasi, M. Smith, K. Gross, C. Irmsher ROW IV S. McKee, K. McKee, I. Ottispore. GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY This year's hockey team was under the direction of our new gym teacher. Miss Schwartz- baum. The girls spent many afternoons practicing with determination, hoping to conquer their rival teams. Not even the cold, biting wind of the fall season or the occasional laughs from the football team could curtail the girls' enthusiasm! And the race is on! ROW I (L to R) D. VanDyk, D. Rocchio, Mrs. Friedman, Adviser, M. Souza, D. Rocchio ROW II C. King, S. Mennear, C. Irmsher, L. Whittenburg, N. Fleishman, N. Schiavone ROW III S. Guerlick, D. Piesnikowski, S. Gulla, N. Moore, N. Frisch. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The 1965-66 Girls' Volleyball team was a smashing success. The girls won eighty-five percent of their games. The lengthy, tedious, practice was not fruitless—the skillful coach- ing of Mrs. Friedman put the team on top! Hi Neighbor! ROW I (L TO R) D. Woods, S. McKee, N. Moore, C. Tom, L Levy ROW II M. Sarfoty, D. Rocchio, C. Driver, W. Beebe. CHEERLEADERS Don't worry Mom, I'm getting a lift. C h ug - A-Ch u g - A-C hoo-C hoo 164 The winter season of sports commenced with the end of the girls basketball season. Miss Czajkowski was the able coach, determined to make basketball players of the girls, no matter what! Despite the various injuries and limited number of practices, the girls played some fine and exciting games! GIRLS BASKETBALL No ballet during basketball practice, pleasel ROW ONE: S. Gullia, N. Moore, J. Priano, S. McKee ROW TWO: THREE: G. Troiano, C. King. L. Reid, L. Sileo, J. Zuckerman, Miss J. Held, N. Wechsler, D. VanDyk, N. Frisch, D. Rocchio. ROW Czajkowski; Advisor. 165 TOP ROW—I. to r.: Audrey Friedman, Girls' Sports,- Nancy Wy- soker; Nancy Barlet, Layout; Laura Gross,- Diane Scherzer; Jane Epstein,- Mark Kirschblum, Boys' Sports,- Francine Leiboff; Judith Gittleman, Girls' Sports,- Barbara Goldstein, Literary. BOTTOM ROW: Glenn Witkin, Boys' Sports,- Richard Giotto, Art and Pho- tography; Ruth Puretz,- Douglas Karpiloff, Co-Editor in Chief; Mr. Aflfigne, Adviser.- Phyllis Glassman, Co-Editor in Chief,- Lauren Reid, Clubs and Activities ,- Joan Pasternack, Faculty. YEARBOOK STAFF The distribution of the Yearbook at MacArthur marks a happy moment in our school year. This year's staff under its adviser, Mr. Affigne, its editors-in-chief Phyllis Glassman and Douglas Karpiloff, worked dili- gently many hours. This typifies the spirit in MacArthur High School—the Spirit of '66. BUSINESS STAFF: TOP ROW-1, to r.; Eric Geller,- Jane Epstein; Judith Goldfinger; Terry Orens,- Susan Mennear,- Michael Rob- erts. BOTTOM ROW: Francine Leiboff; Stefanie Adams,- Ruth Puretz,- Joan Paster- nack; Nancy Wysoker; Diane Scherzer. THE COMMANDER ADVISER: MR. JOHN R. AFFIGNE, JR. ART ADVISER: MR. BUSINESS ADVISER EDWARD KATZ MRS. 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Siemon, Retoucher OUR STUDIO PEF Fred Black, Photographer 180 ONNEL AT WORK Aaron Jarit, Vice-President Jeanne Amato, Secretary A Mrs. Marcia Hobbs, Production Manager Miss Carol Venth, Receptionist 181 Max Kohan, Retoucher National News—1965 1 A Wave for Friends—Cuban refugees waved to Cuban exiles on shore as their coast guard cutter approached Key West last fall. Such emotional scenes occurred frequently after Castro announced his “open door” policy, allowing certain groups of Cubans to leave his dictatorship. 2 Pioneer in Space -Astronaut Edward White stepped from his Gemini IV space capsule and into the void of space last June. Maj. James McDivitt, his companion on a 314-day orbital (light, had to coax White back into the capsule after he had traveled 20 minutes sus- pended from Gemini IV. Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad were the next space twins to orbit the earth. They completed their 8-day flight in Ciemini V' during August. 3 Medicare Bill Signed— President Johnson signed the Medicare Bill into law July 30 with former President Truman at his side. Witness- ing the event that had far-reaching effects on Social Security benefits for the elderly were (left to right) Lady Bird Johnson. Vice President Humphrey and Bess Truman. The ceremony was held in Truman Library in Independence, Mo. 4 Temporary Mood— Dodgers Manager Walter Alston's mood of de- jection after the Minnesota Twins won the sixth World Series game did not last long. The Dodgers emerged victorious in the 7th game and captured the pennant. 5 Double Space Spectacular Astronauts Wally Schirra and Tom Stafford got this view' of the Gemini 7 spaceship December 15 while traveling in their Gemini 6 craft for their historic rendezvous adven- ture. Schirra and Stafford rode their red-hot craft back to earth the following day, but Gemini 7 completed a 14-day mission before-its re-entry. Making the longest and most significant voyage in space in Gemini 7 were Frank Borman and James Lovell, Jr. 6 Plea for Peace—Pope Paul VI stood before the United Nations General .Assembly in New York on October 4 to deliver his plea for world peace. His unprecedented, one-day visit in the U.S. was the culmination of plans by men of all faiths. 7 After Surgery—President Johnson was photographed in a reclining chair at Bethcsda Naval Hospital the day after his gall bladder op- eration on October 8. He conducted the work of his ofTicc from his hospital room and his Texas ranch during his recuperation. 8 Proud Student—Charles Craig, 19-ycar-old freshman at Iowa uni- versity, demonstrated his criticism of draft-card burning incidents by displaying his draft card on his jacket with the note: “I’m a draft card carrying American and proud of it.” Our role in the Vietnamese war sparked the incidents. 9 Blackout The glittering metropolis New York City was thrust into darkness on November 9 by a massive power failure affecting hundreds of miles along the eastern seaboard. City residents and commuters were stranded in offices, railroad and subway stations for hours before service was restored. The crippling condition was caused by a faulty relay at a Canadian generating station near Niagara Falls. 10 New Ambassador—Arthur Goldberg was named U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations by the President after the death of Ambassa- dor Adlai Stevenson on July 14 in London. Goldberg was secretary of labor under President Kennedy and a U.S. Supreme Court Justice when named to the U.N. post. 1 1 Startling Fashions—Bold and contrasting blocks of color were the youthful fashion note of 1965. The eye-catching designs even ex- tended the length of campus stockings worn with the costumes. 12 Royalty on Tour —Princess Margaret and her husband. Lord Snowdon, arrived in New York on November 4 for a whirlwind tour of the U.S. During their visit, they took time out for fun-filled activi- ties such as a ride on a cable car in Frisco and gala parties in Holly- wood and the nation's capital. WOULD YOU RECOGNIZE THESE PEOPLE? THEY ARE OUR FRIENDS Mr. Thomas Me Donough Mr. Robert Enderle Mr. Roger Klinkenberg Mrs. Dorothy Dolan