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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1970 volume:

Time it was. And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences Long ago ... it must be . .. I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They're all that's left you. Paul Simon Copyright by Charing Cross Music Co. 1967. Printed with permission of the publisherm ri § n % • s • , _ v t; Vv � . d time to dream, pie to remember, time to reach ward the infinite, time to be. Searching, pursuing, lingering in the tes of the shadows, Benge the now yet Imp afe the future, ertain, yet positive liberate moments, Iwe send our roots pep into the Soil of [enduring values— rbaf we may grow. r timeless thoughts 's expressions and is in the memories of tomorrbw. pe freshness of our fantasies impels us wonder, to create, , to question . . rasping for reality— ourse ves— it is our time— the hour of thoughtful youth. A collage of faces, names, places; the per- plexity of confu- sion; individuality; 5 7 Trying to compress a lifetime into a day We strain to reap a harvest of happiness from each moment. U The melody is life. It is theirs to set in motion; It is ours to enrich. 17 the uniqueness of Man . . . the focusing of attention toward intellect purpose pride 20 23 24 25 28 paisleyeyed9 grassuicide9 souracidhead9 laughinghead9 prophetdylan 9 whythekUlin• Stragglyhair9 coolweatherair• hippyhatfuss• markonscious• freudianowledge• psychocollege• bellsleeping• lockereeking• seniorsickness• foodistress • lunchungry • testupidity9 senioresistance • cancerestroom • nursentomb • cutsliproblem • gottacatchem • molefacedman • nogarbagecan9 slopseveneleven9 copseleventoseven 9 halloafing• futuregroping9 29 There is always a brisk pace, a fast pace, an even pace, that must be maintained. We are ever striving to sur- mount the insur- mountable; ever launching onward into a vibrating; electrifying society. 30 ove. the 1970 commander • general douglas mac arthur high school levittown, long island, new york ublished by the students • volume 9 Ns P Keith Kapatkin Sandra Markowitz Warren Stern Linda Hindy Alice Pasternack Steve El linger Pam Gottesman Melanie Schockett Richard Nersesian Joan Rivchun I Michael Klein David Leinweber j KtarenTurkel Editors-in-chief Senior Editors Faculty Editor Clubs and Activities Editors Sports Editor Business Manager Photo Editor Copy Editor Typing Coordinator STAFF Karen Anderson Kenneth Bacchus Marjorie Graf Bonnie Hubbell Miriam Landau Leah Leiboff Patti Levene Linda Moed Betsy Smith Merrill Weinberg Ann Wuerslin FACULTY Faculty Advisor .. Art Advisors... Business Advisor I I f (acuity and administration TO THE CLASS OF 1970 We don't know what “time” really is. Albert Einstein repeatedly declared that “time is real- ly the same as space”. He became annoyed because no one seemed to understand what he meant. Whatever it is. time is priceless because it can never be regained, once it is spent. This does not mean it must always be spent “working”. Time spent in worthy leisure pursuits is not wasted; but all time not spent in worthy pur- suits is wasted. Time is running out for “World-1970 . You cannot recoup time lost by this world’s poor architects. They have shamefully wasted time and effort, at least since about 1917, it seems. Perhaps you can recoup our society in orderly fashion! (Note the word “orderly”.) If the world ceases to exist, it won’t matter what time really is. To end on a more positive note — I don’t know where the last twelve years have “gone”. (Does time really “go” some place?) Whatever time is. the older one gets the faster it “goes”. (Wherever that is!) You were in first grade when I came to Levittown. Always use your time in worthy fashion. This is all one can ask. Best wishes for happiness and success (both to you and society in general!) Thank you for the privilege of serving as your principal. c( 1 ✓ _ Educational leadership demands pa- tience. perseverence. intellect, courage, and fortitude. The growth of a school, whose job it is to guide maturing stu- dents into responsible adulthood, is de- pendent upon such educational leader- ship. The frustrations of education (lack- luster instruction, mediocre facilities, impossible demands, improbable goals and time pressures) sometime hamper that maturation process and leadership. The mentor of that process, the high school administrator, faces the multi- faceted hardships of education with great trepidation. He asks of himself: Will I succeed? Will I reach my students? We dedicate the 1970 Commander to Mr. Donald Grant, who has been principal of General Douglas MacArthur High School from its inception twelve years ago. Rec- ognizing the insurmountable complexi- ties of MacArthur life that he was forced to face, we wish to express our respect for his attempts at dissolving those edu- cational frustrations. We trust that he leaves us with fond memories, realized dreams, and a sense of accomplishment. TO THE CLASS OF 1970 E. W. Scripps. the great publisher, once remarked of one of the men he had promoted: “He was obviously a good executive. He did not get excited and always seemed to have time on his hands.” That is a fine ideal for others as well as executives: to organize, to plan, and to concen- trate on our work so that we always have time on our hand — time to think. As you leave MacArthur remember to use the many tools that your years in high school have provided you with. Look to the many fine years ahead of you — organize. plan, and concentrate — now is the time. Best wishes for success. TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Robert Enderle. Acting Principal Arthur Freud. Ass’t. Principal Yearbooks can be time traveling devices, but generally can only take us to the past. All of us. however, possess powers of imagination and can use these powers to pierce the veil of the future. A graduate of June. 1910 might not have be- lieved that he would be able to visit friends in Tokyo and London during the same weekend. He would probably have dismissed as fantasy the idea of a stroll on the moon. Yet in the past sixty years, man has developed aircraft which can jet him to Europe or across the nation in a matter of hours. Not only has man strolled on the moon, but we have all seen his footprints at the moment he was doing it! What changes will we see in the next fifty years? Will some of you graduating in 1970 visit another planet? Is one of the faces in this book that of a future medical researcher who will develop techniques for curing heart disease or cancer or even a method of slow- ing down the aging process? Will you be elect- ing a woman as President? Will you know in your time, the world peace for which man has been searching. My wish for the class of 1970 is not only that your aspirations come true but also that you participate in makingthem a reality. 38 To the class of 1970 Preserve your memories; They're all that's left of you. These closing lines of the poem you have selected for your yearbook theme may seem rather morose to some, but to others they may signify the end of a stage of life and the beginning of a new stage. While all of you, as with the forbears in their time, are entering a new stage of life, the scenery surrounding this new stage is far different. The memories you are asked to preserve are different than your fathers' and, indeed, different than the memories which will be pre- served by generations to come. The scenery in front of which you will perform will color your performance. You must make the present and future scene. You will be the artist who colors, the sculptor who shapes and molds, and the engineer who makes things run. Will your colors beget the mood of gloom and despair, or will they be the symbols of the hope of mankind? Will your shapes and molds denote destruction or the building of a better world? Will your systems run to- wards the dissolution of hopes for liberty, freedom and social justice, or will they run towards the betterment of these ideals? Preserve your memories, but get ready to make your ______ scene. L to R Seated: Mr. Herman Grau (Vice President). Mrs. Angela C. Rubino (President). Mr Joseph Good (Secretary). Standing: Mr. Martin Adams. Mr. Thomas C. Elsbree. Dr. Timothy H. Smith. Mr. John J. Donaldson 39 Office Staff Mrs. Tina Rode LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Tina Rode. Eve Gittleman. Sylvia Posner. Mary Benenati. SEATED: Margaret Saufler, Grace Carlson Custodian Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Antonia Chirba. Carmela Reuss. Lydia Conti. Lillian Ciccone. Eleanor Nicolem. Virginia Buckley Not Shown: Mary Burns. JOSEPH ALTER Science ANDREA AVANZINO Mathematics JOHN BATORSKI Latin Club Football Team 42 MILDRED BESKIN Business Honor Society ALAN BORGHARD Industrial Arts Instrumentation ELIZABETH BURTON Language JUDITH BUNTEN English CELESTE CAM El RA Language, Chairman M PAULCOLETTI Art EUGENIA CASSOLA Homemaking 43 JOSEPH DICKSON Guidance WINIFRED CONNOLLY Business ISOBEL COOKE English MARTIN CULLINAN English Senior Class Advisor CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM Art Yearbook Art Club ANTHONY DINAPOLI Social Studies History Club 44 JOANN DUBENDORFER Mathematics MURIEL EISENBERG Language 45 JEFFREY ELLNER Social Studies Junior Class Advisor JAMES FARLEY Reading VINCENT FILIGENZI Science DIANE FLANARY English R.L. FORCIER Science American Field Service KARENFASK Language AARON FRANKEL Guidance BARBARA FRIEDMAN Physical Education Leaders Gymnastic Club FRED FROELICH Social Studies Tennis Team 47 RUTH FUREDI Guidance JAMES GALLAGHER Social Studies MARGARETGEHLBACH Cosmetology KAREN GOLDBERG Mathematics Mu Alpha Theta AGNESGOLAB Music Senior and Junior Chorus Musical Play Director SIDNEYGOLDENBERG Mathematics CONSTANCE GREENBERGER Business JOHN HENNESSY Guidance LEOPOLD HAHN Outing Club Sophomore Advisor HENRY HARMS Industrial Arts WALTER HENRY Science LAURETTA HOROWITZ Psychologist ROY JESTER Industrial Arts Printing Club LOUIS KALLEN Business Treasurer, Student Activity Fund ALAN KASOF Language EDWARD KATZ ALEXANDER KAVANAU English 51 ELLIOT LAMB Mathematics. Chairman Bridge Club Mathletes JAMES KIVISILD Music Scenic Art Twirlers Marching Band ROGER KLINKENBERG Industrial Arts MARTIN LAVENDER Business RUSSELL LEARY Industrial Arts. Chairman ROBERT LAPOLLA BARBARA LAWRENCE Physical Education. Chairman Social Studies Basketball Coach ILENE LEBENSON Business GEORGELESAK Science SETH LEVENTHAL Science 53 TINA MAGGIO Cosmetology Future Cosmetologists of America ANDREW LIPPAI Mathematics BEVERLY MARKER English SABINA MARKROW Home Economics. Chairman 54 THOMAS MAHER English PATRICK MCCULLASH Industrial Arts GLENN MEHRTENS Guidance LUCILLE MICHAELS Social Studies CHARLES MCGORRY Social Studies MARY ANN MILLER Mathematics NICHOLAS A. MONTELEONE Mathematics ROSE MOORE Health 55 JOHN POELKER English, Chairman ERNEST ORLANDINI Social Studies, Chairman k CAROL REIGEN English MAUREEN ROPER English Pep Squad SAULROSENBLUM Art WILLIAM RUTHIZER Business School Store BARBARA ROWE Physical Education BARBARA SAVATE English FRANK SCALZETTI Music, Chairman Orchestra FREIDA SCHLAUCH Nurse EDGAR SCHMITT Physical Education CRAIG SCHWAB English Sentry Yearbook Business Staff SOL SEGAL Science 58 SUSAN TYE Social Studies 59 IRENE WAGNER MARGUERITE WALSH Language Language WILLIAM WHITE Science 60 GEORGE WILSON Science Chairman LEEZOLET Physical Education Varsity Club THEODOSIA WOOD Library Library Squad LOUIS WOHL English Yearbook ISP 61 i • • bruce aaronson: g.o.. history club, sci- ence fair, tennis, yorker club, hockey, wood shop. douglas abby: g.o., soccer. jeffrey ackerson: g.o., honor society, band, science fair, soccer, tennis, bas- ketball, hockey, f.s.a. (president). debby adams: g.o.. honor society, leaders', yorker club, student aide, his- tory club, science fair, sports night, field hockey, basketball, volleyball. josephine addeo: student aide, musi- cal. drama club. joan ahrens: g.o.. german club, sports night. perry albert: g.o., yearbook. vicki albert: art club, pep squad, f.t.a., ski club, science club. diane alberti: school play, drama club. donald alien: service squad, science fair. barbara alpern: g.o., chorus, musical, basketball, n.y.s.s.m.a.. volleyball. tina antman: g.o., jr. honor society, pep squad, school play, ski club, dra- ma club, orchestra, sports night, vol- leyball. all-district orchestra, n.y.s.s.m.a. linda ariel: g.o., honor society (sec'y), a.f.s., pep squad, student aide, history club, mathletes. science fair, sports night, basketball, volleyball, softball. BRUCEAARONSON DOUGLASABBY JEFFREY ACKERSON DEBBY ADAMS WENDY ABRAMOWITZ JOSEPHINE ADDEO janice arra: g.o., student aide, pep squad, school play, ski club, drama club, service squad, gymnastics, histo- ry club, sports night, science club. daniel assael: g.o., yearbook, a.f.s., school play, drama club, service squad, instrumentation, history club, jets club, library squad, science fair, science club. kenneth bacchus: g.o.. yearbook (pho- to editor), a.f.s., sentry, varsity club, band, ski club, history club, orchestra, track, outing club, science fair, foot- ball. wrestling, bowlingteam. karl baden: g.o., a.f.s.. student aide, varsity club, history club, literary magazine (editor), science fair, track, wrestling, indoor track. TINA ANTMAN linda baird: f.h.a., science club. william barber: g.o., student aide, foot- ball. baseball, lacrosse. suzanne barlet: jr. honor society, a.f.s., ski club, f.h.a. dan barnes: g.o.. german club, library LINDA BAIRD WILLIAM BARBER squad. david barto: varsity club, outing club. a.v. squad, track, scenic design, print club. DAN BARNES DAVID BARTO henry bauer: senior president, junior president, g.o.. a.f.s., jr. honor society, ski club, service squad, history club. andrea beasley: g.o., student aide, pep squad, chorus, yorker club, history club. margot beck: g.o.. student aide, pep squad, chorus, ski club, drama club, sci- ence fair, yorker club, yearbook business staff. barbara beckel: g.o.. ski club, stage deco- ration, volleyball. heiaine beitler: g.o., leaders , a.f.s., sentry (news, ed.), pep squad, service squad, history club, latin honor society, mu al- pha theta, science fair, stage decoration, science club, sports night, field hockey, softball, tennis. phil benjamin: band, orchestra, a.f.s., history club, ski club, service squad, mathletes. jr. honor society. robert benjamin: g.o. (vice-president), varsity club, history club, latin honor so- ciety. literary magazine, science fair, tennis, basketball, baseball. SUZANNEBARLET janet berg: service squad, f.c.a. HENRY BAUER WILLIAM BAXTER ANDREA BEASLEY bruce beveridge: g.o., student aide, serv- ice squad, photo squad, bowling team, library squad, bridge club. marie bianco: g.o.. student aide, pep squad (treasurer), history club, science fair, sports night, volleyball, softball. jill biela: g.o., ski club, service squad, cheerleaders, gymnastics, sports night, basketball. ellen block: jr. honor society, a.f.s., stu- dent aide, ski club, sports night, volley- ball, history club, science fair. howard bloom: honor society (vice-presi- dent), chorus, musical, play, drama club, mu alpha theta, science fair, tennis, bridge club, basketball, baseball, golf. JOHN BECK ROBERT BENJAMIN BRUCE BEVERIDGE MARIE BIANCO JILL BIELA ELLEN BLOCK HOWARD BLOOM neysa bodenstein: g.o., honor society, student aide, band, play, orchestra, softball, bowling team. ronnie bolton: g.o., student aide, pep squad, history club. NEYSA BODENSTEIN john bonanno: outing club, football. JOHN BONANNO evelyn bonich: g.o., student aide. band, ski club, pep squad, f.n.a., twirlers, sports night. carl bonura: football, track team. marie bornmiller: g.o.. service squad, yorker club. gary borofsky: g.o.. student aide, histo- ry club, latin honor society (vice-presi- dent). frank boschrello: g.o. susan bottari: g.o., pep squad, science fair, volleyball. pam boyd: g.o., pep squad, ski club, f.t.a.. science fair, sports night, volley- ball (co-capt.), softball. howard braff: science fair, science club. linda brandine: student aide. louise brandt: ski club. judy bregman: honor society, a.f.s.. pep squad, drama club, ski club, science fair, sports night. judy bresnahan: g.o., student aide, pep squad, gymnastics, history club, sports night, volleyball. susan brofman: student aide, pep squad, school play, ski club, drama club, history club. irvin brookstein: student aide, varsity club (president), history club, science fair, soccer (capt.), lacrosse, baseball, basketball (capt.). MARIE BORNMILLER GARY BOROFSKY FRANK BOSCARELLO LINDA BRAND1NE SUSAN BOTTARI PAM BOYD HOWARD BRAFF MICHAEL BREWER THOMAS BURKE LINDA BURNS WILLIAM BURNS ROBERT BURD kenneth browe: g.o.. drama club, sci- ence fair, scenic design, cross coun- try. baseball. howard brown: varsity club. joy bucella: g.o., honor society, a.f.s.. BRIDGET CANNINO student aide, pep squad, musical, drama club, history club, latin honor society, science fair, sports night. linda buck: student aide, ski club, german club, sports night, track, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball, bowling team. robert burd: g.o.. history club, latin honor society. thomas burke: gymnastics, track, bowling. william burns: ski club, science fair. sue burwell: a.f.s.. student aide, pep squad, ski club, f.h.a., volleyball. tim busam: latin honor society, football. gene busch: varsity club. kathy cafaro: g.o., leaders’ (presi- dent). pep squad, softball, basketball, sports night, latin honor society (sec’y). fred callan: soccer, track, lacrosse. bridget cannino: class officer (trea- surer), g.o., leaders', student aide, pep squad, gymnastics, history club. PETE CARLSON barbara carabott: g.o.. student aide, pep squad, ski club, history club, sports night. barbara carpe: g.o., pep squad, histo- ry club. student aide. thomas carroll: ski club. Spanish club, track. john carswell: jr. honor society. BARBARA CARPE THOMAS CARROLL JOHN CARSWELL MIKE CHIRILLO ROBERT CHRISTMANN RICHARD CICCOTTO STEPHANIE CIMINO pat carton: g.o., pep squad, chorus, musical, science fair, sports night, n.y.s.s.m.a. paul caruana: varsity club. band, ski club, wrestling, lacrosse, all-district band. dominie casale: g.o.. german club, sci- ence fair, track, baseball, science club, airplane club. jeff chain: class officer, student aide, band, school play, drama club, scenic art. orchestra, outing club, stage decoration. theodore chereskin: honor society, sentry staff, student aide, history club, literary magazine. IRA COHEN michael chirillo: band. robert christmann: drama club, play, literary magazine, track. richard ciccotto: g.o., honor society, german club, jets club, science fair, instrumentation. Stephanie cimino: drama club, history club. ira cohen: honor society, sentry, band, track, bridge club, mu alpha theta, orchestra. roy cohen: g.o.. sentry, play, drama club, service squad, history club, liter- ary magazine, science fair. barbara collins: class officer, g.o., (vice-president), student aide, pep squad, play, drama club, service squad, sports night, volleyball. ROY COHEN BARBARA COLLINS LINDA COLUMBIA JOSEPH COLOPRISCO PATRICIA COLLINS patricia collins: student aide, pep squad, chorus, musical, scenic design, gymnastics. joseph coloprisco: g.o.. student aide, library squad, scenic design, science fair. linda Columbia: g.o., student aide, pep squad, play, history club, science fair, sports night. nicholas compagnone: g.o.. student aide, history club, soccer, latin honor society, science fair, scenic design. shelly conn: g.o., school play, drama club, service squad, instrumentation, history club, jets club, outing club, photography club, science fair, scenic design. lucy conti: g.o.. pep squad, school play, history club, sports night, volleyball. NICHOLAS COMPAGNONE SHELLY CONN LUCY CONTI JOANN CROVETS laurie cooney: g.o., student aide, pep squad, sports night, volleyball. ginger corsello: honor society, lead- ers’. a.f.s., musical, ski club, history club, orchestra, science fair, sports night, field hockey, volleyball, all-dis- trict orchestra, all-county orchestra. laura corsie: student aide, pep squad, chorus, f.t.a.. field hockey, sports night. arnold costell: jr. honor society, var- sity club. band, soccer, mathletes. sci- ence fair, basketball, baseball. alan cowden: varsity club, instrumen- tation. soccer, lacrosse, basketball. gary cristina: baseball (captain). joanne crovets: g.o.. student aide, drama club, ski club. robert cruz: g.o.. school play, history club, science fair, scenic design. francis cucurullo: g.o., varsity club, play, drama club, yearbook business staff, soccer, track. brian dahm: g.o., honor society, mu alpha theta, bridge club. denis daly: g.o.. ski club, history club, science fair, track. bob d’amico: g.o., student aide, varsity club, football, lacrosse. GEORGE DEDECKER pat d’amico: pep squad, drama club, history club (treas.), sports night. george dedecker: g.o.. ski club. hillary dektor: f.t.a.. chorus, pep squad, literary magazine, history club, sports night. lois deller: service squad, outing club, science fair, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball. michael de lorme: ski club, history club, latin honor society. dennis derleth: student aide, science fair, outingclub, service squad. MICHAEL DE LORME MITCHELL DENKER DENNIS DERLETH william dick: drama club, service squad, outing club, science fair. SUE DEVAUX MICHAEL DIAMOND ellen dicker: yearbook, student aide, pep squad, drama club, service squad, history club, mathletes. mu alpha theta. janet di gennaro: scenic design. susan dillon: g.o.. pep squad, drama club, ski club, service squad, gymnas- tics. history club, science fair, sports night, volleyball. zelig dolinsky: g.o.. honor society, var- sity club. band, ski club, orchestra, science fair, track, tennis (capt.), sci- enceclub. kathleen donovan: pep squad, ski club, f.n.a.. history club, sports night, basketball. william dresch: student aide, library squad. linda dudley: g.o., a.f.s.. student aide, pep squad, f.t.a.. drama club, history club, sports night. mary duffy: g.o.. pep squad, science fair, sports night, field hockey, basket- ball, volleyball, softball. scott duffy: class officer (president, vice-president), g.o.. student aide, photography club, scenic design, foot- ball. lacrosse. ELLEN DICKER JANET DI GENNARO SUSAN DILLON barbara dunn: g.o.. a.f.s.. student aide, band, history club, sports night. Steve dunn: scenic design. paul dye: varsity club, history club, lat- in honor society, outing club, soccer, track. robert ednie: g.o., student aide, varsity club, photography club, football, wres- tling. lacrosse. anna einarsson: class officer (sec’y), student aide, pep squad, history club, yorker club, sports night. SCOTT DUFFY BARBARA DUNN STEVE DUNN GERARD DRESCH WILLIAM DRESCH LINDA DUDLEY KATHLEEN DONOVAN MARY DUFFY SETH EISEN ANDREW EISENSTEIN seth eisen: g.o., student aide, history club, science fair, scenic design andrew eisenstein: honor society, orches- tra. science fair, tennis. steven ellinger: yearbook (faculty editor), drama club, ski club, german club, histo- ry dub. jo anne elmes: g.o.. pep squad, twirlers. sports night. rodger engebrethson: honor society, in- strumentation (treasurer, vice-president, president), jets club, soccer, lacrosse, science fair, mu alpha theta, orchestra. george famulare: g.o., science fair. a.v. squad, lacrosse. joseph fanning: varsity club, lacrosse print club. barbara farkas: g.o.. history club, student aide, pep squad, ski club, f.t.a., sports night. eileen farrell: class officer (historian), jr. honor society, student aide, pep squad, gymnastics, history club, sports night. fredda faye: pep squad, band, chorus, musical, sports night. JO ANNE ELMES RODGER ENGEBRETHSON pat fazio: german club, school play, jets club. gail fein: leaders', pep squad, chorus, musical, drama club, ski club, gymnas- tics. cheerleaders (co-capt.), sports night, tennis, volleyball, basketball, yearbook. STEVEN ELLINGER tony ferraro: football. GEORGE FAMULARE kathy ferrentino: g.o., student aide, pep squad, service squad, sports night. janice field: history club, g.o., science fair, yorkerclub. kim fieldhouse: honor society, a.f.s., ski club, german club (sec'y), mathletes, sci- ence fair, bridge club. phil figler. history club, outing club, sci- ence fair. howard finger: honor society, a.f.s., his- tory club. ethan finneran: g.o. (president), honor society, a.f.s., varsity club, history club, latin honor society, soccer, mu alpha theta, science fair, wrestling, lacrosse. JOSEPH FANNING BARBARA FARKAS JOHN FARRAGHER KIM FIELDHOUSE PHIL FIGLER HOWARD FINGER ETHAN FINNERAN TONY FERRARO KATHY FERRENTINO GAIL FEIN JANICE FIELD EILEEN FARRELL DIANE FASULO FREDDA FAYE PAT FAZIO HOWIE FISHER JANE FLAHERTY ED FLANAGAN ed flanagan: g.o.. honor society, year- book, varsity club, latin honor society, science fair. francoise forcier: a.f.s.. (vice-presi dent), chorus. JILL FORKASH ELIZABETH FORMAN FRANCOISE FORCIER elizabeth forman: honor society, a.f.s., student aide, ski club, f.t.a.. science club, volleyball. toni forsberg: honor society, german club, mu alpha theta, bridge club. shelley frank: pep squad, orchestra, f.t.a., basketball, volleyball. lee friedman: g.o.. honor society, stu- dent aide, musical, drama club, outing club, scenic design (manager). renee trimmer: yorker club, f.t.a., a.f.s., pep squad, history club, sports night, ski club. dirk fuchs: jets club, soccer, wrestling lacrosse. dennis gagomiros: class officer, var- sity club, instrumentation, jets club, football, track, wrestling, lacrosse. debbie gallo: g.o.. student aide, pep squad, f.n.a.. sports night, library squad, volleyball. steve ganzer: g.o. cathy garufi: sports night, g.o. michael gelber: a.f.s.. school play, ski club, science club, scenic design, soc- cer. science fair. elyce geller: g.o.. honor society, a.f.s.. pep squad, ski club, musical, mu alpha theta, science fair, bridge club. TONI FORSBERG DON FORSHAY SHELLEY FRANK VIV FRIEDLANDER STEVE GANZER ELYCEGELLER CATHI GARUFI LARRY GEIST MIKEGELBER BARBARA GEORGAKIS CHRIS GERACE RANDY GERBER WAYNE GERBER RICHGOLDNER DEBRA GLUCK BARRY GOLDMAN MATT GOLDMAN chris gerace: football, track, wres- tling, baseball. wayne gerber: g.o., outing club, foot- ball. track, wrestling. melissa gitelman: g.o., scenic design, volleyball, student aide. PAM GOTTESMAN susan glasburgh: f.h.a., volleyball. sherry glaser: chorus, musical, dra- ma club, f.t.a.. f.n.a.. field hockey, volleyball, tennis, yearbook. elaine glick: history club, science fair, sports night. barry goldman: g.o., science fair, bowling. matt goldman: g.o., honor society, sentry, musical, ski club, history club, latin honor society, science fair, track, science club. rich goldner: science fair, soccer. pam gordon: student aide, pep squad, f.n.a. marcia gottesfeld: g.o., pep squad, chorus, drama club, twirlers, history club, scenic design, sports night. pam gottesman: g.o., honor society, yearbook (activities editor), a.f.s., sentry, student aide, history club, mu alpha theta, outing club, bridge club (vice-president). thorn grace: varsity club, soccer, lacrosse. KAREN GRAVES marjorie graf: honor society, a.f.s.. pep squad, latin honor society, year- book bus. staff, scenic design. karen graves: g.o., honor society, pep squad, ski club, german club, gym- nastics, science fair, sports night, track, field hockey, basketball, volleyball. Clyde gray: football, wrestling, lacrosse. teresa graziadei: a.f.s., ski club, out- ingclub. CLYDE GRAY TERESA GRAZIADEI ROBERT GRAZIANO IRENE GREENFIELD ROBERTGRUEBEL PAULGRUMBACK WILLIAM HACKETT LINDA HAGEN MARION HAINES WILLIAM HALE WILLIAM HAMPTON sue greenbaum: student aide, pep squad, drama club, ski club, history club, sports night. dianne greenberg: g.o., pep squad, dra- ma club, ski club, twirlers. history club, sports night. MAUREEN HALPIN PATRICE HALPIN eric greenblatt: g.o., chorus, musical, service squad, german club, scenic de- sign. football. irene greenfield: g.o.. honor society, a.f.s.. pep squad, ski club, history club, science fair, science club. steven greenstein: g.o., science fair. mary gregory: g.o.. leaders’, student aide, pep squad, ski club, sports night, track, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball. Virginia griffin: pep squad, f.h.a., history club, sports night. robert gruebel: varsity club. band, or- chestra. wrestling. paul grumback: service squad, baseball, bowling, newspaper, history club, football. ANDREW HANDLER BETSY HAPS marion haines: pep squad, ski club, f.n.a., history club, sports night, track. william hale: musical. maureen halpin: g.o.. pep squad, chorus, history club, sports night. william hampton: g.o., band, musical. andrew handler: g.o., chorus, drama club, history club. betsy haps: student aide, service squad. sue harding: student aide, history club, science fair, yorker club, sports night, volleyball. john hargreaves: g.o., student aide, var- sity club, ski club, latin honor society, soccer. tracey harlowe: g.o.. pep squad, gymnas- tics. history club. JOHN HARGREAVES TRACEY HARLOWE STEVE HEILBRUNN GEORGE HERRING CLIFF HECHT LOIS HENRY PERRY HERMAN DONNA HEILPERN WENDY HEAD MICHELE HENNERTY FRED HERZOG LINDA HINDY MARLENE HIRSCH ABBEY HIRSCHFELD KRISTINE HOHNE GERI HOFFMAN VICTORIA HORN MARTIN HOCHBERG BARBARA HOFFMAN MARK HOFFMAN wendy head: g.o.. jr. honor society, yearbook bus. staff, cheerleaders (co-capt.. capt.), sports night, basketball. cliff hecht: g.o.. student aide, ski club, german club, jets club, science fair, scenic design, wrestling. steve heilbrunn: g.o., school play, twirlers, av. donna heilpern: g.o.. student aide, pep squad, drama club, history club, sports night. lois henry: g.o., honor society, stu- dent aide, chorus, f.t.a., sports night, basketball. perry herman: g.o.. latin club. fred herzog: g.o.. varsity club. band, service squad, chess club, basketball, science fair, outing club. linda hindy: g.o., honor society, year- book (sr. editor), a.f.s.. pep squad, chorus, musical, ski club, f.n.a., sci- ence fair, bridge club, sports night, science club, all-county chorus. marlene hirsch: g.o.. jr. honor socie- ty. a.f.s.. student aide, history club, jets club, latin honor society, science fair, yorker club, sports night, year- book business staff. abbey hirschfeld: student aide, pep squad, drama club, ski club, sports night, volleyball, softball. martin hochberg: sentry staff, band, musical, ski club, orchestra, wrestling. barbara hoffman: g.o., honor society, sentry (copy editor), band, ski club, school play, orchestra, mathletes. mu alpha theta, outing club, science fair, yearbook business staff, track, field hockey, basketball, volleyball. STUART HOROWITZ LINDA HOSS BONNIE HUBBELL mark hoffman: g.o., ski club, track. kristine hohne: g.o., ski club, year- book art club, scenic design. victoria horn: honor society, sentry staff (editor-in-chief), musical, ger- man club, orchestra, science fair, bridge club, all-district orchestra, all- county orchestra, all-state orchestra. stuart horowitz: g.o., honor society, sentry, student aide, service squad, history club, science fair, scenic design. linda hoss: jr. honor society, sentry, band, ski club, literary magazine, orchestra, all-district band and orchestra. bonnie hubbell: g.o., honor society, yearbook, sentry, student aide, pep squad, service squad, f.t.a.. history club, yorker club, sports night. richard hughes: varsity club. band, musical, ski club, golf (captain), football, scenic design. joe hull: ski club, instrumentation. noelle hunt: class officer (vice-pres- ident). g.o.. pep squad, ski club, his- tory club, yorker club, sports night, field hockey, basketball, softball. vincent imbesi: g o., jr. honor socie- ty. service squad, history club, li- brary squad, outing club, science fair, soccer. connie innamorato: g.o., sports night. larry jacobs: g.o.. varsity club, school play, drama club, ski club, yearbook art club, history club, sci- ence fair, track. kenneth jacovelli: science fair. jeanne jauck: g.o.. student aide, german club, f.t.a., f.h.a. steve jonas: g.o., jr. honor society, band, ski club, track, baseball, foot- ball. science fair, history club, serv- ice squad. laurie judge: g.o., pep squad, ski club, service squad, history club, sports night. gary kampel: g.o., musical, history club, science fair, scenic design. keith kapatkin: g.o., honor society, sentry, yearbook (co-editor-in- chief), varsity club, musical, latin honor society, orchestra, math- letes. science fair, bridge club, year- book business staff, soccer, wres- tling. track, science club, all-district orchestra, all-county orchestra, all- state orchestra. CONNIE INNAMORATO katherin karlson: honor society, a.f.s., student aide, musical, f.t.a., creative writing club. kathl karton: g.o., jr. honor society, student aide, pep squad, drama club, science fair, yorker club, sports night. alise kellman: g.o., honor society, sentry, student aide, musical, histo- ry club, mu alpha theta, orchestra. bettie kelly: g.o., student aide, pep squad, chorus, ski club, sports night. dennis kelly: g.o., lacrosse. LARRY JACOBS KEN JACOVELLI JEANNE JAUCK JOHNJOHNES KEITH KAPATKIN KATHY KARLSON LAURIE JUDGE ROBERT KARROLL PATRICIA JOHNTRY GARY KAMPEL BRIAN KILCOMMONS MICHAEL KILCOMMONS MARGIE KINNEY MINDY KIRSCH brian kilcommons: g.o.. german club. michael kilcommons: school play, drama club, ski club, service squad, german club. kenneth kindbergh: g.o., varsity club, lat- in honor society, science fair, football, baseball. margie kinney: f.h.a., pep squad. al kirschbaum: service squad. doris kitted: g.o.. student aide, pep squad, sports night, volleyball, softball. jill klein: class officer, g.o., student aide. KENNETH KINDBERGH ski club, gymnastics, orchestra, science fair, cheerleaders, sports night. jo ann klein: g.o.. a.f.s., student aide, pep squad, f.t.a.. twirlers. history club. michael klein: g.o.. yearbook (photo edi- tor), student aide, band, yearbook art club, history club, science fair. warren kleshefsky: g.o.. varsity club (vice-president), history club, mu alpha theta, football (co-capt.). basketball, baseball, lacrosse. linda klug: jr. honor society, chorus, school play, drama club, science fair. claire kobrin: student aide. maddy koenig: class officer, g.o., pep squad, drama club, ski club, history club, volleyball. kathryn korosy: honor society, f.t.a.. twirlers, science fair, sports night. A - KIRSCHBAUM harriette kramer: student aide, school play, drama club, f.h.a. lorraine kraus: g.o.. pep squad, chorus, musical, history club, sports night. diane krayer: g.o.. honor society, student aide. band, school musical, f.t.a. (presi- dent). orchestra, yearbook business staff. kathleen kreitzman: g.o., pep squad, service squad, outing club, sports night. ellen krizek: g.o., volleyball, gymnastics. paul kruger: honor society, a.f.s.. ski club, german club, instrumentation, jets club, mu alpha theta, science fair. DORIS KITTEL JILL KLEIN JOANN KLEIN MICHAEL KLEIN MADDY KOENIG DIANE KRAYER KATHLEEN KREITZMAN ELLEN KRIZEK BARBARA LABELLA cathy laguzzi: g.o., sports night. lynn lamberta: g.o., a.f.s.. student aide, pep squad, ski club, gymnastics, history club, latin honor society, mu alpha theta, orchestra, bridge club, science club, sports night, field hock- ey, basketball, softball. PAT LABRIOLA CATHY LAGUZZI miriam landau: honor society, year- book, a.f.s.. pep squad, ski club, mu alpha theta, science fair, bridge club, science club, sports night, track, volleyball. LYNN LAMBERTA carol landman: honor society, stu- dent aide, band, school play, drama club, orchestra, mathletes. mu alpha theta, debate club, outing club, sci- ence fair, yearbook bus. staff. lynn lapidus: g.o., a.f.s., pep squad. susan leath: pep squad, ski club, f.n.a., yorker club, sports night, vol- leyball, softball. bari leber: g.o., pep squad, drama club, ski club, sports night, volleyball. kathy lehman: leaders', sports night (co. capt.), gymnastics, chorus, musi- cal, history club, a.f.s.. sentry (co-ed- itor-in-chief), ski club. gary lehr: history club, science fair. leah leiboff: g.o., honor society, year- book, pep squad, ski club, chorus, musical, f.t.a., history club, science fair, yorker club, sports night. david leinweber: g.o., honor society, yearbook (copy-editor), sentry, stu- dent aide, latin honor society, math- letes, mu alpha theta (newsletter edi- tor), science fair, f.s.a. kenneth lenz: g.o., band, chorus, musical, german club, office squad, track. james leonard: g.o., service squad. john leopold: g.o., service squad. janina lesniak: g.o., pep squad (cap- tain), f.h.a., sports night, volleyball. gail less: g.o., sentry, pep squad, ski club, history club, yorker club, sports night, volleyball. patricia leto: history club, yorker club, sports night, volleyball. JAMES LEONARD GAIL LESS JOHN LEOPOLD JANINALESNIAK PATRICIA LETO SHELLEY LIEBERMAN JACQUELINE LINDEN ROBERT LIPPER RICHARD LITMAN BRIAN LOEB RANDY LOPATIN DAVE LOWENTHAL patti levene: honor society (treasur- er). a.f.s., pep squad, chorus, musi- cal, drama club, ski club, mu alpha theta, bridge club (vice-president), yearbook, sports night, f.s.a., scenic design. karen levine: g.o., student aide. susan lewis: g.o.. a.f.s., student aide, pep squad, f.h.a., yorker club, history club. shelley lieberman: pep squad, scenic MICHAEL MACHMER design. jacqueline linden: f.h.a.. volleyball, science club. robert Upper: g.o., band, musical, ski club, track, soccer, wrestling, stage decoration, science fair, orchestra. richard litman: g.o., ski club, german club, instrumentation, jets club, sci- ence fair, f.s.a. brian loeb: g.o., football, baseball. randy lopatin: g.o.. honor society, jr. chorus, drama club, history club, lit- erary magazine, science fair. dave lowenthal: g.o., student aide, ski club, service sqd., history club, out- ing club, science fair, yorker club, track. philip luckey: g.o., history club, football. michael lyons: science fair, science club, tennis, golf. robert lyons: g.o., ski club, football, wrestling. michael machmer: german club, lat- in honor society, golf, jr. honor socie- ty. science club, science fair. rob madrick: g.o.. jr. honor society, varsity club, ski club, science fair, soccer, wrestling, lacrosse. santo maimone: g.o. Stacey maiden: student aide, pep squad, chorus, musical, ski club, his- tory club, softball, volleyball. peter mangogna: orchestra, science fair. meryl manthey: student aide, volley- ball, gymnastics. gait marchini: pep squad, ski club, volleyball. STACEY MALDEN PETER MANGOGNA MERYL MANTHEY SARAH MARKS JEFFMAZOR DEBORAH McCABE PATRICIA McGILL MITCHELL MAUSHAY JOHN McGINN SHEILA MARKS JOEL MARS GINAMATLIN ALAN MARKOWITZ SANDRA MARKOWITZ claudia marek: g.o., student aide, pep squad, ski club, service squad, german club, field hockey, volleyball, softball. alan markowitz: g.o.. jr. honor society, library squad, soccer. sandra markowitz: g.o.. honor society, yearbook (co-editor-in-chief), a.f.s.. sen- try, student aide, band, musical, ski club, german club (treasurer, president), histo- ry club, literary magazine, orchestra, sci- ence fair, bridge club (president), sports night, tennis, science club (president), bowling team, all-county orchestra, all- district orchestra, all-district band. MAUREEN McGRATH sarah marks: g.o.. a.f.s., drama club. f t.a., f.h.a.. science fair, scenic art. vol- leyball. scenic design. sheila marks: g.o., a.f.s.. sentry, student aide, pep sqd., drama club, yorker club, volleyball, art club. joel mars: varsity club, track, cross, wrestling. gina matlin: g.o., student aide, chorus, musical, drama club, service squad, f.t.a., f.h.a., history club, literary maga- zine, orchestra, debate club, volleyball, all-district chorus. mitchell maushay: science fair. av. squad, scenic design, wrestling, gymnastics. jeff mazor: school play, drama club, musical, scenic design. deborah me cabe: g.o.. leaders', student aide, pep squad, ski club, service squad (captain), f.t.a. (vice-president), twirlers. history club, sports night. KIM McKELVEY MADELINE McLAUGHLIN Mi MARY McNAMEE GARY MEAGHER john me ginn: drama club, school play, scenic design. kim me kelvey: g.o., school play, service squad, baseball, golf. madeline me laughlin: g.o., jr. honor so- ciety, pep squad, latin honor society, sports night, volleyball, softball. kathy me lean: g.o.. student aide, pep squad, science fair, twirlers (captain), sports night, field hockey. mary me namee: f.c.a.. sports night. robert melesh: g.o.. varsity club, football. debbie melnick: g.o.. pep squad, f.t.a., gymnastics, sports night. ANTHONY MELI ROBERT MELESH DEBBIE MELNICK NANCY MELTZER JOSEPH MENDOLIA ROBIN MICHAELS LAURA MILISITZ MARIANNE MIHALIK nancy meltzer: g.o., student aide, pep squad, f.t.a., musical, drama club, f.h.a.. gymnastics, science fair, sports night. joseph mendolia: g.o.. band, science fair, science club, baseball. jim menendez: g.o. regina meyer: twirlers, student aide, pep squad. robin michaels: g.o., student aide, pep squad, service sqd.. twirlers. mu alpha theta, photography club, york- er club. jr. honor society. marianne mihalik: g.o., student aide, pep squad, ski club, f.h.a.. gymnas- tics, yorkerclub. sports night. Stephen mikus: honor society, latin honor society, track, science fair. laura milisitz: g.o., student aide, pep squad, chorus, gymnastics, sports night. chris miller: g.o., student aide, pep squad, ski club, f.h.a., service sqd., gymnastics, history club, science fair, sports night. linda miller: f.c.a.. sports night, volleyball. Stephen miller: honor society, musi- cal. latin honor society, science fair, science club. roberta millman: honor society, year- book art club. photography club. don minikel: bowling, baseball. linda moed: honor society, yearbook, a.f.s.. pep squad, ski club, service squad, history club, sports night. CHRIS MORAN kathleen moore: g.o., pep squad, chorus, ski club, f.t.a., twirlers. histo- ry club, sports night. chris moran: g.o.. pep squad, service squad, history club, sports night. linda moran: student aide, pep squad, chorus, gymnastics, sports night. cary moreno: g.o., band, musical, scenic design. ronni moskowitz: g.o., pep squad, gymnastics, yorker club, ski club, jr. prom committee, sports night, volleyball. carole mould: student aide, service squad. dennis mugno: football, lacrosse. RONNI MOSKOWITZ CAROLE MOULD DENNIS MUGNO kathleen mulcahy: student aide, pep squad, ski club, track, sports night, history club. suzanne mullen: a.f.s.. student aide, pep squad, f.n.a. (secy). history club, science club, scenic art. Charles murphy: g.o., german club, science club, science fair, baseball. mary murphy: g.o., pep squad, ski club, f.h.a.. gymnastics, sports night. joseph nally: g.o.. student aide, service squad, library squad, science fair. CHARLES MURPHY richard nersesian: g.o., honor society, yearbook, a.f.s.. sentry, ski club, histo- ry club, mu alpha theta debate club, science fair, bridge club, soccer. donna ness: g.o.. f.h.a.. sports night, volleyball. john nevins: g.o.. band, instrumenta- tion, jets club, science fair. lois newman: chorus, drama club, school play, student aide, pep squad, sports night. gordon ng: g.o.. student aide, varsity club, football (capt.), basketball, la- crosse (capt.). allan nichols: g.o.. honor society, a.f.s., student aide, ski club, mu alpha theta, science fair, tennis, f.s.a. mona nissinoff: g.o.. student aide, pep squad, sports night. clalre nixon: g.o.. student aide, ski club, sports night. mike notturno: g.o.. ski club, science fair, sports night. douglas novotny: class officer (trea- surer). g.o., varsity club. band, drama club, service squad, history club. thomas o’brien: cross country. debbi orloff: g.o.. student aide, chorus, musical, drama club, ski club, history club, science fair, sports night, volleyball. MARY MURPHY JOSEPH NALLY EILEEN NARVAEZ DONNA NESS RICHARD NERSESIAN JOHN NEVINS GORDON NG ALLAN NICHOLS ARLINE NIGRO MONANISSINOFF BRENDA OSTROFSKY brenda ostrofsky: g.o.. student aide, pep squad, play, drama club, service squad, f.h.a., yorker club, history club, sports night. ALICE PASTERNACK VIRGINIA PATI erny otterspoor: service squad, stage decoration, outing club, football, print club, scenic design. alice pasternack: g.o., yearbook (senior editor), a.f.s., student aide, pep squad, drama club, ski club, f.t.a.. f.h.a., history club, yearbook business staff, sports night, jr. prom committee, yorker club. david pickus: history club, a.f.s., student aide, varsity club, band, school play, sci- ence fair, track. richard pincus: radio club, science fair, service squad, scenic design, print club, wrestling, track. elizabeth pinn: jr. honor society, sentry, student aide, school play, service squad, history club. bill piper: sentry, ski club, latin honor society. patricia pitt: volleyball, pep squad, histo- ry club. jr. prom committee, sports night. Clifford pomerantz: g.o., a.f.s., varsity club, ski club, instrumentation, jets club, football, track, basketball, science club. wm ARTIE OTTOSON joan pomerantz: student aide, pep squad, PEGGY PAULSEN service squad, f.t.a., f.h.a., history club, sports night. linda poole: g.o., honor society, student aide, pep squad, science fair, musical, orchestra, mathletes. volleyball. john posch: g.o., science fair. robed pozner: g.o., honor society, varsity club, jets club, yorker club, basketball. lester puretz: g.o., jr. honor society, his- tory club, science fair, yorker club, wrestling. NORMAN PEPPER LORELLE PETERS MIKEPETRESKY ROBERT PETROVICH BILL PIPER LINDA POOLE RICHARD PINCUS DAVID PICKUS ELIZABETH PINN CLIFFORD POMERANTZ PATRICIA PITT JOAN POMERANTZ JOHN POSCH ROBERT POZNER LESTER PURETZ donna purpura: g.o. marie quaranto: g.o., pep squad, cho- rus. ski club, f.t.a., (sec'y). history club (treasurer), sports night, volleyball. DONNA PURPURA Stephen rach: g.o., ski club, science fair. BETTY RAMOS betty ramos: a.f.s., sentry. martha rauch: g.o.. student aide. william rausa: ski club, musical, his- tory club, science club. john reagan: class officer (president), g.o., student aide, varsity club, sci- ence fair, soccer, wrestling, lacrosse. daniel reardon: g.o., honor society, instrumentation, science fair. Wallace reed: varsity club, football, wrestling, lacrosse. carol reid: g.o., ski club, gymnastics, latin honor society, mu alpha theta, science fair, science club, history club, sports night, tennis. bob reiss: class officer (vice-presi- dent). student aide, varsity club, serv- ice squad, latin honor society, a.v. sqd., football, wrestling, lacrosse. karyn richards: pep squad, ski club, gymnastics, yorker club, sports night, field hockey, basketball, volley- ball, softball. ruth richman: g.o.. band, honor so- ciety, a.f.s., ski club, volleyball. robert riedinger: honor society, var- sity club, latin honor society, literary magazine, science fair, track, cross country, indoor track. ed riemenschneider: g.o., jets club, science fair. joan rivchun: class officer, g.o., year- book (business editor), student aide, pep squad, drama club, ski club, his- tory club, outing club, sports night. JOHN REAGAN DANIEL REARDON WALLACE REED ARTHUR REHAK DENISE RENNA CAROL REID BOB REISS KATHY RENWART RUTHANN RESER KARYN RICHARDS RUTH RICHMAN ARLENE ROBBINS JEFF ROBBINS DALE ROBERTSON CATHY RODE arlene robbins: jr. minor society, pep squad, chorus, ski club, musical, drama club, history club, volleyball. jeff robbins: g.o., drama club, latin honor society, track. dale robertson: pep squad, chorus, sports night. charlotte roepke: g.o., german club, library squad, orchestra. RANDY ROSENBERG ELLEN ROSENHEIMER ann rogan: g.o.. honor society, lead- ers'. a.f.s.. pep sqd.. band, school play, ski club, gymnastics, history club, latin honor society, mu alpha theta, sports night, field hockey, vol- leyball. softball. jeff rosen: g.o., sentry, student aide, school play, drama club, history club. jeff rosen: school play, library squad, school store. amy rosenberg: honor society, pep squad, gymnastics, history club, sports night. cindy rosenberg: g.o.. pep squad, chorus, musical, twirlers. history club, science fair, yearbook business staff, sports night, field hockey, vol- leyball. softball. elliot rosenberg: student aide, cho- rus, musical, mu alpha theta, science fair, bridge club, bowling team. randy rosenberg: g.o., honor society, a.f.s., varsity club, ski club, instru- mentation. jets club, library squad, mu alpha theta, science fair, track, indoor track, science club. ERIC ROSS SCOTT ROTH ellen rosenheimer: a.f.s.. student aide, drama club, service squad, his- tory club, library squad, debate club, science fair, yorker club. eric ross: g.o., a.f.s.. student aide, varsity club, chorus, football, lacrosse. william ross: g.o., latin honor society, mathletes. science fair, track, tennis, lacrosse. bruce roth: literary magazine, pho- tography club, science fair. scott roth: g.o., band, drama club, service squad, orchestra, science fair. lynda rusnak: student aide, ski club, sports night, basketball, volleyball, softball, all-county chorus. LYNDA RUSNAK PAUL RUZENSKI DAVE SABLICH NANCY SAF ROBERTA SANDERS LAURIE SAYER MARION SAKOWITZ DALESCHALEFF RICHARD SCHEINER SUSAN SCHICKLER RICHARD SCHIFREEN BILL SCHMIDT nancy saf: g.o.. pep squad, ski club, sci- ence fair, sports night, track, basket- ball, volleyball. carla salmin: g.o., a.f.s., drama club, yearbook art club, literary magazine, photography club. scott saltzman: g.o., mathletes. science fair, wrestling. roberta sanders: g.o., honor society, a.f.s., sentry, pep squad, ski club, histo- ry club, yorker club, sports night (co- capt.), volleyball. deborah sarfaty: honor society, a.f.s. (president-exchange student), sentry (feature editor), chorus, ski club, musi- cal, science fair, cheerleader, sports night, volleyball, wgbb school scope reporter. william saufler: lacrosse. laurie sayer: g.o., student aide, pep squad, history club. dale schaleff: g.o., pep squad, sports night. susan schickler: honor society, sentry (exchange editor), musical, ski club, history club, orchestra, science fair, yearbook business staff, all-district or- chestra. all-county orchestra. richard schifreen: honor society, a.f.s.. school play, drama club, german club, science fair, tennis, science club. lisa schmitt: honor society, a.f.s., band, musical, ski club, german club, orches- tra, science fair, bridge club, all-district orchestra, all-district band, all-county band. LISA SCHMITT MELANIE SCHOCKETT MARK SCHNEIDER BILL SCHOLL STEVEN SCHNITTMAN steven schnittman: orchestra, all-dis- trict orchestra, honor society, tennis, basketball, lacrosse, varsity club, all- county orchestra, musical, science fair. melanie schockett: honor society (sec'y), leaders', ski club, yearbook (ac- tivities editor), a.f.s.. sentry (literary edi- tor), student aide, school musical, histo- ry club, mu alpha theta, science fair, sports night, volleyball. bill scholl: varsity club, football, lacrosse. dennis schook: varsity club, track (capt.), cross country (capt.), indoor track. janice schwartz: honor society, leaders’, student aide, ski club, mu alpha theta, bridge club, sports night, volleyball, tennis, science club, scenic design. DENNIS SCHOOK JEANNE SCHOTTLER JANICE SCHWARTZ TINASKURNICK MARK SLATER RICHARD SLOAN raymond schwartz: a.f.s.. science fair, g.o. madeleine segall: g.o., honor society, a.f.s., ski club, mu alpha theta, sci- ence fair, bridge club, sports night, volleyball, tennis, science club. kevin sheridan: lacrosse. veronica shoffstall: g.o.. student aide, drama club, literary magazine. tina skurnick: twirlers, yorker club. mark slater: g.o.. band, literary mag- azine. orchestra, school store. richard sloan: varsity club, track, wrestling. lois small: g.o., a.f.s.. pep squad, drama club, ski club, f.t.a.. f.h.a.. his- tory club, science fair, yorker club. joyce smelson: g.o.. history club. betsy smith: g.o.. yearbook business staff, a.f.s.. sentry, student aide, pep squad, band, musical, ski club, histo- ry club, yorker club, sports night, volleyball. carolyn smith: sports night. randy smith: g.o.. varsity club, instru- mentation, lacrosse. susan smyth: g.o., pep squad, ski club, service squad, history club, yorker club, sports night, jr. prom committee. ronald snyder: g.o.. varsity club (trea- surer). jets club, football, wrestling, lacrosse. hanita sobel: honor society, a.f.s., student aide, pep sqd., history club, science fair, sports night. fred sokel: science fair, chess club, scenic design. RONALD SNYDER HANITA SOBEL FRED SOKOL robert solberg: g.o., ski club, service squad, jets club, instrumentation, track, chess club. fran solomon: honor society, a.f.s.. pep squad, ski club, history club, yorkerclub. sports night. dave solow: g.o.. varsity club, track, indoor track. diane sonne: pep squad, ski club, his- tory club. lawrence starr: g.o., jr. honor society, a.f.s.. student aide, ski club, service squad, instrumentation, jets club, track, science fair, library squad. fred staudenmaier: g.o.. a.f.s., wrestling. barry Steinberg: g.o.. instrumenta- tion. jets club, science fair. barry Steinberg: g.o., varsity club, outing club, track, cross country, wrestling. michael steinman: sentry, school play, literary magazine (editor). margie stenzier: jr. honor society, sentry (sports editor), pep squad, service squad, f.t.a. (president), latin honor society, sports night, track, volleyball. jon stern: g.o., varsity club, ski club, latin honor society, outing club, soc- cer. wrestling, baseball. warren stern: honor society (presi- RICHARD STANTON dent), yearbook (co-editor-in-chief), history club, literary magazine (edi- tor). football, track. tom stines: g.o. mike stuppy: g.o.. service squad, football. mark sullivan: science fair, science club. kathi sweeney: g.o.. cheerleaders, field hockey, volleyball, softball. LAWRENCE STARR FRED STAUDENMAIER BARRY STEINBERG WARREN STERN MICHAEL STEINMAN TOM STINES JAY STOCKLER MIKE STUPPY MARGIE STENZLER JON STERN kathy taylor: g.o. ralph teitelbaum: service squad, track, jr. prom committee. sandra tetenbaum: student aide, f.t.a., f.n.a., f.h.a.. library squad. KATHY TAYLOR RALPH TEITELBAUM ronald tiernan: instrumentation, jets club, science fair. RONALD TIERNAN ELLEN TOOHEY ellen toohey: g.o.f honor society, student aide, pep squad, service squad, history club, volleyball. joe totaro: g.o., ski club, service squad, science fair, history club, science club. doug traina: g.o., ski club, service squad, jets club, latin honor society, science fair, yorker club, science club. karen turkel: g.o., yearbook (coordinat- ing editor), student aide, pep squad, cho- rus. school play, drama club, musical, yearbook business staff, all-district cho- rus, all-county chorus, n.y.s.s.m.a., jr. prom committee. michael vargas: g.o., honor society, a.f.s., varsity club, ski club, jets club, science fair, football, track, lacrosse. wendy waldman: g.o., honor society, ski club, a.f.s., school play, sports night. jean walsh: pep squad, f.n.a., twirlers, scenic design, sports night. richard waiters: g.o. susan ward: history club, pep squad, cho- rus, ski club, gymnastics, yorker club, sports night. sheryl waxberg: history club, literary magazine, mu alpha theta, science fair, science club, sentry, pep squad, ski club, twirlers. gymnastics, cheerleaders, sports night. janet weber: g.o., ski club, yearbook art club, photography club, scenic design. tom wechsler: g.o. merrill weinberg: g.o., honor society, yearbook, a.f.s., student aide, pep squad, history club, yorker club (sec’y), year- book business staff, sports night. dave weinstein: g.o., honor society, mu alpha theta, football, history club, varsity club. SANDRA TETENBAUM v LUCY TORRANCE JOETOTARO DOUG TRAINA KAREN TURKEL MICHAEL VARGAS RICHARD WALTERS JANET WEBER TOM WECHSLER MERRILL WEINBERG DAVE WEINSTEIN FRANCES WEINTRAUB STEVE WEINTRAUB Steve weintraub: honor society, var- sity club, ski club, latin honor society, soccer, track, lacrosse. amy weisel: jr. honor society, a.f.s., pep squad, ski club, history club! sports night, field hockey. zeena weiss: history club, a.f.s., stu- dent aide, pep squad, ski club, gymnastics. AMY WEISEL ZEENA WEISS chuck westfall: g.o., band, drama club, ski club, soccer, lacrosse. Patrick whitton: jets club, instrumen- tation. ERIC WENGEL mike williams: g o. herb winegard: honor society, instru- mentation. history club, jets club, mu alpha theta, outing club, track, sci- ence club. linda winiker: g.o., honor society, a.f.s.. student aide, pep squad, junior chorus, musical, history club, yorker club. edward Winterhalter: g.o., football, basketball. nancy wittpenn: student aide, pep squad (co-capt.), drama club, ski club, gymnastics, sports night, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball. bruce wolff: g.o., football, baseball. Charlie woods: g.o.. (president), var- sity club, ski club, football, lacrosse, jr. prom committee. anne wuerslin: honor society (trea- surer). leaders’ (vice-president), year- book. a.f.s. (treasurer), student aide, band, ski club, german club, gymnas- tics. latin honor society, science fair, yearbook business staff, cheerlead- ers (capt.), sports night, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, tennis. amy wysoker: a.f.s., student aide, pep squad, ski club, f.t.a.. yorker club, history club, sports night. bob zborover: g.o.. science fair. james zepernich: basketball, baseball. stuart zimny: chess club, g.o., history club, outing club, radio club, photog- raphy club. MIKE WILLIAMS HERB WINEGARD LINDA WINIKER DEBBIE WITTMER KATHLEEN WINSTON PATRICIA WINTER EDWARD WINTERHALTER NANCY WITTPENN BRUCE WOLFF CHARLIE WOODS ANNEWUERSLIN STUART ZIMNY CINDY ZITTI ANGELA ZUCHELLI BILL ALLEN DAVID BLUMENREICH SUSAN BOYD MICHAEL CARILLO IRWIN COHEN JOAN CONNOLLY GLENN DAVIS MARIANNE EMMERICH JEFFREY GOLDSHINE GARY GORT FREDGRIESSER JOANNE JUPITER CAMERA SHY ALLEN KIRMISS JOHN MAROTTA KENNETH MAYER ROBERT MURWAY EDWARD OLIVER SUSAN SCHOENFELD PAUL SCHWARTZ STEVEN SCHWARTZ STAN SERGEANT JOSEPHTERRAVECCHIA JAMESVERDEROSA GORDON WOOLF LUCIANA LAIN 119 Director — Miss Agnes Golab 123 Outing Club Faculty Advisor — Mr. Leopold Hahn 124 General Organization Officers President—Ethan Finneran Vice President — Bob Benjamin Secretary — Carol Marks Treasurer — Cathie Worthing Faculty Advisor— Mr. A. Scordato Scenic Art Stage Manager — Lee Friedman Assistant in Design — Karen Anderson Assistant in Construction — John McGinn Lighting Man — Jeff Chain Faculty Advisor— Mr. Kivisild 128 National Senior Honor Society President — Warren Stern Vice President — Howard Bloom Recording Secretary — Linda Ariel Corresponding Secretary — Elyce Geller Treasurer— Patti Levene Faculty Advisor — Mrs. Mildred Beskin Ski Club President — Mike Vargas Vice President — Chris Swenson Senior Secretary — Carol Reed Junior Secretary — Sue Ferguson Sophomore Secretary — Debbie Mann Faculty Advisor — Miss Barbara Rowe 130 Cosmetologists A.M. President—Florence Robertson Vice President — Antoinette Passafume Secretary — Kathy Winston Class Activities — Rosemary Gutierrez Photography — Debbie Gilman Assistant — Pat Malta Treasurer — Flo Robertson P.M. President—Margaret Massaro Vice President — Pat Donohue Sec. — Maddy Tandioris Chairman of Activities — Anna Madison Photography— Mary McNamee Faculty Advisor — Mrs. Tina Maggio Future Teachers of America President — Diane Krayer Vice President — Debbie McCabe Recording Secretary — Marie Quarantc Corresponding Secretary — Cathy Clarke Treasurer— Kathy Kolsevict Faculty Advisor — Mrs. Constance Kanaret Instrumentation Club President — Roger Engebrethson Vice President Secretary — Joel Knack Treasurer — Paul Katz Facufty Advisor — Mr. Alan Borghard Gymnastic Club Faculty Advisor — Miss Barbara Rowe Photo Squad Faculty Advisor — Mr. Edward Katz Mu Alpha Theta President — Donald Fram Vice President— Howard Kolins Secretary — Ann Rogan Treasurer — Chris Swenson Newsletter Editor — David Leinweber Faculty Advisor — Mrs. Karen Goldberg Pep Squad 138 Mathletes Captain — Dave Schoenfeld Faculty Advisor — Mr. Elliot Lamb American Field Service — AFS President — Debbie Sarfaty Vice President — Anne Rogan Secretary — Janet Sternberg Treasurer — Anne Wuerslin Faculty Advisor — Mr. Romeo Forcier 140 Band Conductor — Mr. James Kivisild Literary Magazine Co-editors — Michael Steinman Robert Reidinger Faculty Advisor — Mr. Francis Ketcham 142 Latin Club President — Arnold Needleman Vice President — Gary Borofsky Treasurer — Joan Derin Corresponding Secretary — Kathy Cafaro Faculty Advisor — Mr. John Batorski I C -.. , Faculty Advisors - Mrs. Theodosia Wood L Orary jcjuau Mrs. Lenore Ulrich 145 Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 147 President— Howard Bloom Vice President — Richard Schifreen Secretary — Jill Lawer Treasurer — Jeff Chain Faculty Advisor — Mr. James O'Brien 149 President — Kathy Cafaro Senior Vice President — Anne Wuerslin Junior Vice President — Ann Rogan Sophomore Vice President — Cherie Sears Secretary — Gail Fein T reasurer — Ginger Corsello Historian — Sally Strassburger Faculty Advisors — Mrs. Barbara Friedman Miss Barbara Rowe 150 Sophomore Officers President — Andy Weinberg 1st Vice President — Jill Lawer 2nd Vice President — Todd Benjamin Secretary — Kathy Karr Treas. — Sally Pustorino Historian — Nancy Needleman Faculty Advisor — Mr. Leopold Hahn 151 Junior Officers President — Perry Woods Vice President — Roni Bader Secretary — Cathy Kahn Treas. — Berta Jost Historian — Janice Gahn Faculty Advisor — Mr. Jeoffrey Ellner Senior Officers President — Henry Bauer 1st Vice President — Scott Duffy 2nd Vice President — Anna Einarsson Secretary — Noel Hunt Treasurer — Bridget Cannino Historian — Eileen Farrell Faculty Advisor — Mr. M. Cullinan 153 Yearbook The Commander Editors-in-Chief — Warren Stern. Keith Kapatkin, Sandy Markowitz Faculty Advisor — Mr. Louis Wohl Yearbook Business Staff Faculty Advisor — Mr. Schwab 155 Art and Photography Editor — Michael Klein Faculty Advisor — Mrs. Cunningham Yearbook Art Club Sentry Editors-in-Chief — Vicki Horn, Kathy Lehman Faculty Advisor — Mr. Craig B. Schwab 156 157 Mathletes Captain — Dave Schoenfeld Faculty Advisor — Mr. Elliot Lamb 164 166 Hair Today and Gone Tomorrow 168 Funny Girl MAC ARTHUR H.S. PRESENTS . . MARCH II121314 8:15 PM AUDITORIUM TED, THURS: 1.50 FRI, SAT: 2.00 The Famous Broadway U mf d Music by Lyrics by JULESTYNE-BOB MERRILL ISOBELLENNART from on original story OyMISS LENNART 170 Too bad you can’t smell it. Kiss me you fool-it’s the full moon! Have I got a book for you. V 4 I'll bet you thought those were cigarettes. Tomorrow we do the second floor. 173 Curb your books In this corner weighing ... Good night sweet prince. Part- ing is such sweet sorrow but please leave the T.V. Oh that sub ... Doesn't he look like Tiny Tim? Do you think it will help? I can tell you — You have ... This school will self destruet in 5 seconds I'm telling you I handed it in! Why couldn't they just suspend me? Tick. tick, tick Poor devil SPLAAT! 177 Getting ahead in the world Any remarks about the tie. and I'll put ya in formaldehyde Ma Goldberg Can you see my lips move when he talks? ISP mascot Are you busy this Friday, honeybun? I don't go out with seedy characters.’’ The kids next door! 179 The name is Ketchum not Ketchup! I don't care if you hate school Sabhch. Get Out Of There! Name? Rank? Serial ? “You mean my pants are ripped? ' 'You want the King of England?” Could be arranged. First we raid the bathrooms. Move over. Hell s Angels! 181 sjjods t 4 w � � - 4r Football FRONT ROW: R. Havlicek. W. Kleshefsky. B. Koerner. SECOND ROW: D. Gagamiros. R. D’Amico. W. Reed. H. Fischer. R. Snyder. R. Hughes. R. Ed- nie. B. Schol. THIRD ROW: C. Gray. K. Kindberg. G. Busch. C. Pomerantz. D. Weinstein. M. Beeskow. R. Melesh. H. Brown FOURTH ROW: R. Reiss. R. Gerstein. W. Kissin. R. Jaeger. I. Robinson. S. Bernardo. J. Guierriero. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Batorsky. P. Lesser. P. Berman. L. Laurenti. T. Goldener. K. Snyder. K. Farley. W. Andreski. R. Parker. Soccer FIRST ROW: E. Cohen, B. Roach, P. Corvino. S. Levenshus. C. Westfall. G. Reiling. M. Geist. P. Dye. R. Madrick. BACK ROW: Mr. Rothchild. I. Brook- stein. M. Fanning. R. Sadoff. M. Trow- bridge. S. Weintraub. R. Giambalvo. T. Grace. A. Cowden. E. Finneran. J. Hargreaves. 187 Lacrosse 1st ROW: B. Richards. R. Sadoff. B. Madnck. K. Sheridan. I. Brookstem. P. On. T. Glenn. M. Plotnick 2nd ROW: D. Gagamoris. Coach Zolet. P. Carauana. G. Ng. J Fanning. B. O’brien. B. Scholl. S. Schnittman. B. D'amico. J. Burns. M. Vargas. 0. Reiss. B. Barber. Basketball Team FRONT ROW: Mr. LaPolla. F. Herzog. K. Connors. I. Brookstein. D. White. J. Zepernick. SECOND ROW: J. Ce- pmko. J. Hurley. S. Carroll. G. Ng. R. Pozner. THIRD ROW: R. Shay. A. Costell. W. Kissen. A. Needleman. B. Reed. 191 Cross country Mr. Clarke. P. Glick. J. Shaw. R. Riedinger. R. Buckshaw. P. Roth. Tennis FRONT ROW: Mr. Froelich. A. Weinberg. A. Eisenstein. R. Benjamin. D. Fram. K. Ku- bach. A. Bordman. BACK ROW: J. Doran. Z. Dolinsky. S. Schnittman. J. Ackerson. H. Bloom. P. Danker. R. Schifreen. 192 Bowling Team FRONT ROW: 0. Little. R. Morelh. E. Tacken- berg. J. Markgraf. B Beveridge. BACK ROW: Mr. Leary. K Bacchus. E. Rehr- mann. D. Domnitch. J. Higney. I. Robinson. Track Team FRONT ROW: B. Schoenwetter. F. Ca- sale. D. Ellis, R. Rosen- berg. J. McKiel. B. Morgan. P Dye. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Clark. J. Anson. D. Zucker- good. S. Schecter. K. Kapatkin. P. Glick. M. Vargas. D. Barto. THIRD ROW: R. Kuron. J. Shaw. P. Lenz. S. Weintraub. D. Tom. D. Solow. D. Casale. Miss- ing— M. Grygo. 1st ROW: M Geist. J. Szczepaniak. S. Levenshus. J. Guerri- ero. R. Josepher. 2nd ROW: E. Soren. G. Cristina. I. Lieber. P. Davanzo. B. Hiss. T. Myette 3rd ROW: G. Busch. M. Fan- ning. D. Casale. W. Kissen. A. Costell. J. Zepernick. B. Ker- ner. Coach Dimaggio. Baseball 194 196 FRONT ROW: R. Nersesian. B. Kamins. K. Gagamiros. J. Duffy. K. Jule. P. Roth. B. Schneider. T. Murphy. B. Gentile. J. De- vaux. B. Storz. J. Heeg. K. Snyder. K. Vigi- lante BACK ROW: R. Colodney. J. Graziad- ei. B. Steinberg. R. Snyder. P. Lesser. R. Aragona. R. Ednie. D. Gagamiros. L. Laur- enti. R. Gruebel. W. Reed. E. Valesio. J. Lanza. Missing — J. Reagan. R. Miller. SECOND rLMkS pfii dn2ai S XLaSSbUrtger L RuSnak M‘ Gruebel D Curran- D Golden. L. Adesso. K. Lothar. S. Fusco. qm ° R0.!VK R Ch odl B‘ Hoffman' L Ar,el- M Duffy. P. Boyd. G. Werman. THIRD ROW: K. Graves. C. Sears R Puglia b. Mangmi. M. Gregory. S. Sidden. FOR 50 OOOCXJOLJCXOCOO SHIPPED DIRECT FROM FACTORY IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS. Cline's Portable Shower Bath. | No. 84R7803 A desirable neeessity U to be found In Cline’s Portable Shower Both. 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It is made from the lx-st in a thoroughly up to date, well made, substantial camera. mahogany, finely finished and highly lateo. THE COMPLETE OUTFIT CONTAINS: 1 5x7 Perfection Vlowlng Camera, with Monarch Achromatic Lens. Sliding Tripod, Canvas Carrying Case, ana one Double Plate Holder. 1 Metal Ruby Lamp. 3 Compressed Fiber Trays fordevelop- lng, fixing and toning. 1 8-ounce Measuring Glass. 1 5x7 Printing Frame. 1 4-inch Ruler. 1 S-Inch Paste Brush. py of “Comp [’holography, n Viewing Ou No. 20R2135 The Complete Perfection Viewing Outfit. Price, $11.98 No. 20R2136 Extra Plate Holders for Perfection View Camera. Price, each..................................;......................55 IF YOU WISH TO SEE THE STYLE Camera we will be pleased to mall you a sample picture made with this Camera, upon receipt of 10 cents. seasoned polished, and all inetal parts are nickel plat THE PERFECTION VIEW CAMERA FOLDS LP COMPACTLY, has rising and falling front for adjusting relative amount of sky or foreground, and is provided with a first class swing back, a very valuable fea- ture, especially when photographing buildings. TUC I CUC Is our Monarch Single Achro- J —-___hLTIO matlc, a strictly high grade lens, manufactured especially for us by the Bauscli Lomb Optical Co., and guaranteed Dozen Sensitized Paper. 1 Dozen Dry Plates. 25 Card Mounts. 1 Package Concentrated Developer. 1 Package Concentrated Toning and Fixing Solution. 1 Package Ilypo. 1 Tube of Paste. 1 Fine Gossamer Focus Cloth. 1 Coyy of “Complete Instructions In to be The Beat Single Achromatic Lena that can be made. The Monarch Single Achromatic Lens Is suit- able for general all around photography In- cluding landscapes, groups, portraits, etc. THE PERFECTION VIEW CAMERA made with REVERSIBLE BACK, permitting the camera to be used for either vertical or horizontal pic- tures without changiug Its position ou the tripod. THE BELLOWS Is made from the very best quality of black gossamer cloth of double thickness and is cone shaped. Both the cone shaped bel- lows and the reversible back are fea- tures which have never before been offered except In high priced cameras. THE PERFECTION VIEWING makes pictures 5x7 Inches; the most popular size both for professional and amateur mrposes. Is our best quality sliding tripod, thor- oughly substantial and rigid. DOW 25s •®2g -n.m 3: j. i3 OS) r? o- � o m o � 30 0 0 — o — thus RFMFMRFR til QR Includes the entire outfit BsaaBBa! T11 3? There are no extras to buy before you can com- mence work. The outllt contains absolutely everything necessary for starting Into a pleasant and good paying business. SUCCESS IS CFRTAIN • “ though you have never had the slightest ouuucao IO_J CniMUl, experience In photographic work. You will be able to turn out good pictures right from the start,as our new 112-page In- struction Book, which we include absolutely free with every one of these out- fits, makes everything so plain and easy that failure Is practically Impossible. COMPLIMENTS OF THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION OFFICERS Ethan Finneran Bob Benjamin Carol Marks Cathie Worthing Mr. A E. Scordato President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Faculty Advisor Boys’ All Wool Green Mixed Cheviot Norfolk Jacket and Pants. THIS NEW KITCH- ENER NORFOLK JACKET AND PANTS is made of green and red mixed cheviot, a v e r y de- sirable suit that will make a most handsome garment for any boy. The coat is made in style as shown by op- posite illustration, with Kitchener yoke front and back, two box plaits down the front of the coat, one box plait in the back. A two and one-half inch belt of the same goods. The pants are made double seat and double knees. No. 40R86 F ce for boys' two-piece Kitch- ener yoke Norfolk jacket and pants for boys aged 4 to 10 years............ $2.75 $13.95 BUYS THIS BIG 475-POUND, HIGH SHELF, COMBINATION WOOD AND COAL, SQUARE OVEN, RESERVOIR RANGE. $13.95 YOU ARE GETTING THIS STOVE AT LESS THAN 3 CENTS PER POUND, AND YET IT IS ONE OF THE STRONGEST, HANDSOMEST AND THE BEST LARGE, RESERVOIR RANGE MADE. IT IS THE EQUAL OF RANGES THAT SELL GENER- From the Illustration engraved from a photograph, you can form some Idea of the appearance of this onr big IDEAL. ACME KINO high shelf Rauge, but you must see It to appre- ciate what It really Is. ALLY AT $30.00 TO $40.00. Handsomely Decorated Library Lamps. No. 2R702 Library Lamp, au- tomatic spring extension. Length, closed. 25 Inches; extend- ed, el inches. The shade and fount are elegantly decorated with a handsome dower design on tint- ed background. Extra heavy gold lacquered frame. No. 2C11- max burner. Shade band Is trimmed with thirty elegant cut f:lass pendants. Each amp carefully packed, complete In a barrel to Insure safe delivery. Shipping weight, 50 pounds. Price, complete.. •4.60 Our $5.95 Library Lamp. No. 2R796 Library Lamp, automatic spring extension. Length, closed. 25 Inc bos; extended. 61 Inches. The burner is the celebrated No, 2 Royal center draft, 75- candle power. OH fount is removable for purposes of cleaning and filling. Elegant decorated shade and fount, genuine hand painted flower design in natural colors on tinted background. Frame Is made of brass finished In rich gold. Shade band trimmed No. 2R796 with thirty genuine cut glass pendants. Each lamp carefully packed complete in a barrel to Insure safe delivery. Shipping weight. 50 pounds. Price, complete... $5.95 A S12.00 Hanging Lamp for $6.85. No. 2 R 800 Library Lamp, same general de- scription as No. 2R796. with this exception: Extra heavy east frame gold lacquered finish, and an exceptionally fine hand painted shade and fount. The deco- rations are chrysanthe- mums in uatural and lifelike colors on a deli- cately tinted back- ground. Packed com- plete In a barrel to Insure safe delivery. Shipping weight. 50 pounds. Price.complete. 6.85 No. 2R8 OO No. 2R804 Par- io r Extension Lamp fitted with No.2 Royal center draft fount. 75- candle power, re- movable for pur- pose of filling. Automatic sp'ng extension. Length closed. 25 Inches: extended, 61 inches. Can be used In room with either high or low celling. Easy to keep clean as lamp has no prisms. Metal work rich gold lacquer. Vase and globe arodec- orated to match. Genuine hand painted floral designs on a rich background of either red. blue or brown. In ordering state which color of decoration you desire. Packed complote In a barrel to Insure safe delivery. Shipping weight, 50 pounds. Price, complete... •6.98 Lincoln Savings Bank FouNoeo teeo BROADWAY AND BOERUM STREET BROOKLYN. NEW YORK 11206 TEL. 212 782-6000 Dear Graduate: Graduation is a most important time in any family's life. A time to reflect about the many good things that have happened in the last four years ... and a time to think about the years ahead. I am certain that you have considered furthering your education, either in college or in the many fine trade or nursing schools which are available. Perhaps you have already made a decision ... we hope it was to continue your educa t ion. Now here's how we can helpi Under a cooperative arrangement with the New York Highe Education Assistance Corporation you may borrow from $1,000 to $1,500 a year with a maximum of $7,500 for attending college ... lesser amounts for trade schools. You make no payments and there are no interest charges while you are in school. Upon termination of studies you can take up to ten years to repay. Loans are made directly to the student ... no co-signers are needed. Dial either telephone number listed below for additional information. May we take this occasion to congratulate you on your graduation and to wish you a successful and rewarding future Cordially Pres ident New York City - Area Code 212 782-6000 Nassau County - Area Code 516 931-4300 Islanders call Security National the best bank in the Islands for a lot of reasons. The best auto loans. The best home improvement loans. The best personal loans. The best savings accounts. The best checking Security National Bank®) Utvei ttotPOi t CC '3� AT.y� accounts. In short, because we offer them the best in full-service banking at more than 50 branches throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. Why not make the best bank in the Islands your bank, today. Full Sheep Lined Duck Coat for S3.50. We offer In this cost the greatest value we have ever been able to give In a full «been lined coat. We sola over thousand coats last season at fi.75, but we are able to give our customers this year a still better coat at a lit- tle lowor price. This coat 1s made from a full 10 - ounco waterproof duck. It has three out- side pockets with flaps, large fi-lnch sheepskin collar, as shown by op- posite cut. It Is lined throughout body with 8rime buffed sheep oece. Patent snap fas- teners, as shown in cut. The sleeves are lined with __________ „ stockinet. Bheep fleece wrlsters at cuffs. This coat Is equal to any fur lined duck coat sold at the aver- age retail store at 16.00. 8ires, 34 to 46 Inches breast measure. Average length, 33 inches. No. 41R410..............................S3.SO heavy guaranteed Our $4.50 Lumberman’s King Sheep Lined Coat. her; lined throughout bod fleece; sleeves are “ We sold hundreds of these coats last season for 96.00. Our cus- tomers appreciate a good coat. It shows that our customers want good goods. We believe this to be the best sheep lined coat manufactured today. It Is made from a very heavy 10-ounce water- proof duck; has three outside pockets trim- med with brown cordu- roy; double breasted style; has a large Imi- tation wombat ulster collar; doable stitched throughout.open at the bottom, and raced with 2H-lnch strip of rub- wlth pure white sheep ped at wrists with leather loops. _______ ___ lined coat that we can possibly make. Equal In every way to our last season 8 coat, yet we have been able to reduce the prloe 50 cents. Sizes. 34 to 46 inches breast measure. Average length, 33 inches. He 41R42C. Prloe.............................94.60 4R6014 Sterling Silver Mounted Gsrters. fine silk web, plaid effect, something nobby. Price, per pair, 1.40 If by mall, postage extra, 6 cents. No. 4R6016 Sterling Silver Mounted Garters, sot with handsome ruby, fine silk web. Very handsome. Price...........................................93.00 If by mall, postage extra, 6 cents. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SALK G O. President — James Mulcaby Vice President — Charles Bartalotta Recording Secretary — Sarah Finneran Corresponding Secretary — Linda Quaranto Treasurer — William Stansfield Faculty Advisor — Mr Calabrese TO THE CLASS OF 1970, WISHING YOU THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. Sincerely, THE CLASS OF 71 OFFICERS: Perry Woods President Roni Bader Vice President Cathy Kahn Secretary Berta Jost Treasurer Janice Gahn Historian Faculty Advisor — Mr. Jeffrey Ellner Brass Band Harmonica. Th© Kin of all Harmonica . No. 12R3907 The finest Instrument of It kind In the world. Made by a most celebrated manufacturer. For purity and volume of tone this har- monica has no equal. The reed are mado of the finest bell metal and are extremely sensitive, produc- ing a remarkably smooth tone. The covers are flaring at the back and are madeof solid brass, heavily nickel plated and are con- sequently of un- usual strength, reeds perfectly. Accurately tuned to concert pitch. The Brass Band Harmonica has ten double hofes orty bell metal reeds, brass reed plates and extension ends. It is in high favor with professional and amateur alike. We include a handsomely wood lined case, a shown In the Illustration. Retails for H.00 and Is worth every cent of It. Price, each..............................................................65c If by mall, postage extra, each, 8 cent . No. 12R2914 Same Harmonica a No. 12R2907, but ha ten holes and twenty reeds, and comes packed In neat pasteboard case. Price, each — (If by mall, postage extra, each, 6 cent ).......19c Full Longth Tights. No. 6R7199 Full Length Tight� , full fashioned, made seamless of best worsted. In solid colors of block or oavy blue. Give waist measure. Ourspeclal price, per pair....«2.75 If by mall, postage extra, 12 cent . No. 6R7200 Full Length Tight , made of medium grade worsted, in solid colors of black or navy blue. Give waist measure when ordering. Price, per pair..............«2.25 If by mail, postage extra. lO cents. No. 6R7201 Full length Cotton Tights, in solid colors of block or flesh color. Give waist measurement when ordering. Price, per pair.....80c If by mall, postage extra. 8 cents. Athletic Knee Tights. No. 6R7202 Made of best quality of worsted, seamless, in solid colors of black or uavy blue. Give waist measure when ordoring. Per pair..«2.00 No. 6R7203 Madeof medium grade worsted In solid colors of black or navy blue. Give waist measure. Price, per pair............«1.25 No. 6k7204 Cotton Tights. Good quality cotton tights, made In solid colors of black or uavy blue. Give waist measure. Price, per pair ....30e If by mall, postage extra, 6 to lOe. Velvet Puff Trunks. No. 6R7206 Beautiful velvet puff trunks, madeof the finest velvet, full puff, either black, navy, green or maroon color for theatrical or ath- letic exhibitions. Price, per pair.80c Postage, extra, per pair, 7 cent . BATHING SUITS. Our One-Piece Best Cot- ton Bathing Suit Is made like a Union Suit (with buttons in front). It is like an ordinary shirt and knee pants, but all In ono piece, mado in solid col- ors and fancy stripes, and rang- ing in size from 32 to 44 Inches chest measure. When ordering givo chest measure. No. OR 7 208 Cotton One- Piece Sult.ln solid color black or navy blue; give chest measure. Price.................75o No.0R721O Cotton One-Piece Suit, In fancy stripes, assorted patterns; glvo chest measure. Price................Si.oo No. 6R7212 Cotton OnePlece Salt. Same as No. R7210, for boys, 24 to 32-lnchchest. Price.75o If by mall, postage extra, 12 cents. Our Ladles' Two-Piece Bath- ing Suits. No. 6R7214 Ladles’ Union Salt with skirt, made from good quality navy blue cotton fabric, with sailor collar, blouse effect, with the collar and skirt trimmed with white braid. Give waist and bust measure when or- dering. Ourspecial price per sult.«2.50 No. 6R7215 ladles' Union Salt with skirt, made from good quality blue mohair or brllllantlne, sailor collar, V shape front, the collar and skirt trimmed wlth rald, button front. Give waist and bust measure when ordering. Ourspeclal price...........«3.50 Postage. 30 to 35 cent . Prom the above Idea of the general appearance of thl . oar «8.95 new 1902 model throng boot and I fitted with highly nickel plated new and handsome designs. T|i|C RIPYCI F .T1 1 -inch frame, 1 -lnch tnblng; rear, 88 to 80 Inches; enameled In black, green or maroon as desired, and HO PIU I ULC weighs all on. about 28 pounds. It Is nleely finished, all nsaal bright parts nlekel plated, complete with equipment . Includ- - ---------r 8 roeo single tab guaranteed tire , and la pat oat UNDER OUR BIT------- --------- INDINO id p Gl A ARANTEE. Photographer� ’ Tonta. Tent� cannot be returned, h they ere made to order. It take� two to four day to Oil tent order� . No. 8R10300 Weight given below may my on account of pole� not always being: alike. Size i u E Pole Wall Price, complete, without dark room J5 IJ a i •2 So u 2 u a 2 J® o S ® ZZ I-9 12x18 ft. 136 11 ft. 6 ft. • 14.16 • 15.80 • 18.90 12x21 ft. 165 11 ft. 6 ft. 17.28 19.92 83.58 12x24 ft. 175 11 ft. 6 ft. 19.20 22.08 25.92 14x16 ft. 195 12 ft. 6 ft. 15.84 18.72 22.50 14x21 ft. 30 12 ft. 6 ft. 19.20 22.08 28.84 14x24 ft. 230 12 ft. 6 ft. 20.88 24.24 28.80 14x28 ft. 240 12 ft. 6 ft. 23.78 27.00 32.04 16x18 ft. 250 13 ft. ft. 18.72 21.84 20.10 16x24 ft. 280 13 ft. I, ft. 23.04 20.85 31.92 16x28 ft. 270 13 ft. 8 ft. 26.10 30.48 38.34 16x30 ft. 275 13 ft. 6 ft. «7.08 32.04 38.88 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS Henry P. Bauer Scott Duffy Anna Einarsson Noel Hunt Bridget Cannino Eileen Farrell Mr. Martin Cullinan President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Advisor Now Improved Simplex Typewriter. Takes full width P� |MT, easily operated, substan- tially made, has full range of __________ eharac- ers. Typewriter is mounted on a reversible polished rood base, which, when reversed, forms cover of a landsome hardwood carrying case with nickel han- lle. Weight, packed for shipment. 28 ounces. No. 3R7494 Our price................� 2.70 If by mall, postage extra, 28 rents. Mew Improved American Typewriter for Only 7.95. Scientifically constructed of cold rolled steel, ran� and bane of annealed Iron. It prints directly x m the type. Leaves a clear-cut Impression. The tlgnment I� perfect and permanent. The writing always In night, so corrections and insertions are ade with ease and accuracy and thus it Is perfectly lapted to making statements of accounts and ■her tabulating. The operating Is very simple, he feed 1� especially adapted to holding envel- ?e� and postal cards, which can be handled with ie same rapidity as with the 1100.00 machines, here are 73 characters. Including capitals, small tters, figures and punctuation marks. Packed In a indsotne metal case, with mahogany finished base No. 3R7808 New American Typewriter..,. 7.95 No. 3R7512 Ink for duplicating, per bot'e.. .28 No. 3R7514 Extra rollers required for tch color................................A3 Visible Writing Machine. •22.50 buys this mag- nificent thoroughly up to date Visible Type- writer. No. 2IR242 THE PASSING OF THE INDIAN. THIS IS OWE OF THE LATEST � e� t of ■■ stereoptloon View sets. Something eutlrely out of the ordi- nary, something which you can be sure has not been shown throughout the country and worked to death by other ex- hibitors. something which will be recognized wherever you go as en- tirely new, and there- fore of interest to every- one. THE EXTINCTION oJm ----------------- t h l � once powerful race is a «abject worthy of mo� t careful consideration, and excellent food for wholesome thought. No. 21R242 The Passing of the Indian. Stereoptlcon outfit, Including SO views, 40 plain and 12 colored.................... $53.00 Price of 50 slides. Including view box and lecture.............. 16.00 Best Crack? Reading Classes. These glasses. Nos 20R34G to 20R349. arc the highest grade manufactured, with strongly made nickel plated frames, and wood handles, finished in black enamel, high magnifying power. Better or more power- ful glasses than these are not manufactured. No. 2UR345 Read- lug Glass, 2 Inches In diameter Price...................35c If by mall, postage extra, 12c. No. 2OR340 Reading Glass, 2 4 Inches in diameter. Price.... 4«o If by mall, postage extra, 14c. No. 20R347 Reading Glass. 3 Indies In diameter. Price....03« If bv mall, postage extra, 17c. No. 20R348 Reading Glass. 4 Inches In diameter. Price. .� 1.24 If by mall, postage extra. 20c. So. 20R341� Reading Glass, 5 Inches In diameter. Price. � 1.70 If by mail, postage extra, 25 cents. Pearl Handle Reading Class. 8 No. 20R350 The handle of this beautiful Read- ing Glass is made of brilliant iridescent oriental Karl, the rim is finely gold plated and tho lens is st grade manufactured. Diameter, 3H Inches. The handsome appearance and fine quality make It especially suitable for a birthday or Christmas gift. Price.............................S2.5S If by mall, postage extra, 20 cents. Nos. 20R345 to 20R349 Our Railroad Attachment. This Is the most practical and dur- able device of Its kind on the market, and consists of three braces made of steel tubing that telescope for convenlenceli] car- rying, together with a steel wheel with flanges, the running surface of wnlcb Is covered with rubber, also the necessary clamps for attach- ing the braces to the bicycle. Our Illustration plainly Indicates the manner of attachment, which Is so simple that any- one can attach or detach the device within the space of a very few minutes, and when not needed for use on the railroad track the parts can be taken down and placed In the cloth carrying case, which we fur- nish with every attachment, and the same can then be securely fastened to the bicycle when the latter is used on the wagon roads. This attachment is not confined to any certain size of track, but Is a-iJust- able for either standard or narrow gauge tracks or streetcar tracks. The parts are substantially made and Intended for honest wear, nicely enameled In black and weigh 9 pounds. We have found this device to be very popular with railroad and telegraph men. particularly in the West, although It is adapted for use by anyone, and the parts will fit a lady's bicycle as readily as a man s bicycle. No. 19R99 Railroad Attachment. Price..«8.50 Compliments of The MacArthur School Store and Distributive Education Program BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1970 SOLID SILVER. GOLD FILLED AND GUN METAL MOON CALENDAR ■ II ■ HMNI Thli watch It made In 1Ml A Tl. H Switzerland and In a ■■ M I Ulll mechanical wonder, 9 but at the same time la offered at a price which la within the reach of all. The case Is solid sliver, beauti- fully engraved, and fitted with heavy beveled edge glass. The movement is stem wind and stem set, patent lever escape- ment, jeweled bearings, and In addition to being a complete timepiece, it is also a COMPLETE CALENDAR, indicating the day of tha week, day of the month, month of the ear. and the changes of the moon. At the same time It Is so simple that it Is not more liable to get out of order than an ordinary watch. It is fully guaranteed by both the m nufaeturers and our- eel ves. We can furnish it in open face only. No. 4R10 Solid silver. $8.65 No.4R16 Gun metal. same as above..........$6.00 No. 4RI7 Gold filled. 30 years guaranteed...$18.50 No. 4R10 OUR TALKING MACHINE DEPARTMENT. No. 4R2052 Solid gold, very heavy eol- dered balloon links, extra strong, very fancy pendant set with 4 pearls and 1 large ametbyst. Each........•6.00 THE GRAPHOPHONE, OR TALKING MACHINE, hM proved Itself In the past, and we believe always will be a most successful and popular entertainer. The novelty and wonder of the natural reproduction of the human voice as well as band and Instrumen- tal music insures preliminary interest, and the per- formance itself Is so wonderfully realistic and the actual reproduction of speech and music of such a quality as could not otherwise be heard. it reproduces noted hands, orchestras, vocalists and public speak- ers and the songs, music or conversation of self or friends. The capabilities of the Graphophone arc not confined to the reproduction of regular factory made records, but. when provided with a recording diaphragm, they will record and reproduce any words spoken to it, or song snug to It, and such re- cords may be preserved and reproduced at any time. AC A unurv UAVCD home entertainer It Ao A mUNLI MAhtn has no equal. It is one of the most wonderful of all inventions, and yet itacon- atruction Is so extremely simple that it cau es the observer to wonder that its basic principle did not lead to Its discovery long ago. RECENT IMPROVEMENTS, ESSS JS ES the expensive electric motors with the simple but practical spring motor, automatic machinery for their manufacture, making them in very large quan- tities. etc., has enabled us to mako arrangements with the manufacturers whereby wo can now offer this most wonderful little machine, complete with all the neces- sary accessories, at u price which not only brings them within the easy reach of those of small means, who wish to give public entertainments, but they can be owned by almost any family as a source of home amusement. The Perfect Musical and TalklngMacliine. Tried, Tested and Guaranteed. A Public Kntertalner of Unrivaled Merit and a Mint of Money for the Kxhlbitor. AS A MONEY MAKER THE GRAPHOPHONE HAS NO EQUAL. The Edison Projection Kinetoscope THE MOST PERFECT MOVING PICTURE MACHINE EVER MADE Preeent • «harp, clear and brilliant pictore, and U entirely free from flicker or unateadlneM. The only projecting machine which, accord- ing to refcent legal decision , hi safe for an ex- hibitor to operate or to have In hie possession. • •• No. 81R400 1001 Edison Projecting Kinetoscope and Combined Stercoptl- con, furnished with electric arc lamp and rheostat for reducing current. Price.. $105.00 No. 81R401 1901 Model Kinetoscope and Combined StercoptIcon, with latest type of calcium burner and rubber adjustment to make connections for calcium light. Price................................ ......,f105.00 No. 81R408 Kinetoscope Front for adding the Kdison moving pictore fea- ture to any stereoptlcon or professional magic lantern. Price. ..... 75.00 No. 81R4O0 Improved Take Up Device, for rewinding film; can be attached to any Edison Kinetoscope, If desired. Price........................ 10.00 WE ARE EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN THE EDISON MACHINE AND FILMS. Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 from the HISTORY CLUB President Treasurer ... Faculty Advisor Jack Seelin Pat D’Amico Mr. Anthony DiNapoli Hearing Horns. These horns are exactly the same as those advertised by many dealers at prices rang- ing from 98.00 to 910.00 each. These London Bearing Horns are constructed of light metnJ upon an en- ctple. mu tlrely now nrln- u o y y t e carried In the pocket and when In use are easily concealed in the hand. They arc designed for the use of those who are only moderately deaf and enable one to hear not only an ordinary conversation but sounds at a distance as well, making them suitable for use any- where—at home, in church, or public entertainments. Mads In Two Sizes, with Black Oxidized Finish. No. 3oR4S0 London Hearing Born, modium sire. Inches In length. Price, each............91.29 If by mail, postage extra, 0 cents. No. 20R421 London Hearing Horn, large size. 4 Inches In length. Price, each...............91.80 If by mall, postage extra, 8 cents. Tour money will be promptly refunded If the horn does not give entire satisfaction. A $3.00 CLOCK FOR $1.10. — ---------------------------- $1.10 Scars, Roebuck Co.’s St.KOCO. A clock such as has never iieen offered before for the money. This beautiful bronze clock, solid metal through and through, standing 12 inclu high and 9 Inches broad, weighing when boxed about 7 lbs., at the unheard of price of 8 .lo in bronze, 81.20 in full gilt. The move- ment Is a fine lever � sca( tornent movement, oil tempered steel purls and bam' the hair spring agui W lading; in fact, a movement that we guarantee to give saps UHM steel (girts and hand wrought brass parts.conical pivots, the hair spring agate drawn: runs for 'M hours with ono absolute satisfaction. The ease i- a masterpiece, repre- senting the emblem of Hope and Plenty. Hop being represented by a lieroii; figure of a woman with Greek drtporv, resting her hand upon n cornucopia tlmt n-pre- sents Plenty. The base of the dock is made up of three graceful scrolls nn-ctlnir at a base upon which the figuro of Hope stands. Tim | urts are brought out by baud engraving and hand chasing and burnishing. A beautiful wreath of roses In strong relief connects the two designs, that of Hope and Plenty. To sell FiHco, a (� riee that does u«. we had to contract this clock at this unlu ard of low price, a price that docs t'oresent one-half Its true v� u with the factory that makes them In such large quan- ..GILT.. $1.25 titles that the price of a single one Is practically lost sight of. The design was cxi-cuted by ourselves and Is copyrighted. It cannot be procured elsewhere. If the clock is not the greatest bargain that you have ever scon or heard of. and If It does not In every way. shape and manner come up to our description and thoroughly satisfy you, return It to us and we will refund vou the entire amount of your remittance. No. 8R708O No. 0R708O Price, In bronze..........................................................91.10 No. 0R7021 Price. In gilt............................................................ 1.25 Shipping weight, 7 pounds. compliments of the Wj CHEQUER m SHOP THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP RUN BY YOUNG MEN 1136 WANTAGH AVE. WANTAGH, NEW YORK Best of Luck Class of ’70 Delta Phi Delta Sorority Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1970 From the MUSIC DEPARTMENT Seniors ... interested in a career in savings banking? . . . PLUS PAID COLLEGE TUITION? Phone Mr. Kyle at 383-2600 for full details concerning employment opportunities at The Green Point”. THE� GREEN POINT i SAVINGS HANK. -? Member Federal Deposit Interanee Corporation 3721 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE at WANTAGH AVENUE LEV1TTOWN, N.Y. Phono: 735-6800 - Free Customer Parking Other Office� in Brooklyn end Oueent Chartered 1868 FLOWERS BY PHIL Compliments of Special Prices for Proms and Graduation Py 6-5151 2728 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, New York E. R. MOORE AND COMPANY Creators of Warm Photographic Memories VARSITY STUDIOS, INC. We’ll help you wear this cap with a low cost Student Loan. KINGS HIGHWAY SAVINGS BANK Kings Highway-Sheepshead Bay Wantagh, L. 1. — Manhattan Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 100 SOUTH HIGHLAND AVENUE OSSINING, NEW YORK 10562 CONCORD TUXEDO RENTALS FRANK AND FRAN’S SHOWCASE JEWELERS Best 1134 Wantagh Ave. to the Wishes Wantagh, N.Y. 11794 Class of 1970 3351 Brooklyn Ave. Wantagh. N.Y. SU 1-1400 Opposite LIRR Station Open evenings till 9 PM Saturdays till 6 PM Compliments of SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES Delightful eating at ... Best of Luck home of the MacArthur Bowling Team CIRCLE (M) RANCH PE 1-5700 BERRY JEWELERS Fine 14K Jewelry Omega Tissot Bulova Krementz Agencies 1887 Wantagh Ave. Wantagh. 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New York Ed Haynes Joe Mucciarelli (516) 781-3060 I Island Office Supplies Portable Typewriters Electric and Standard School Supplies Review Books 196 Wantagh Ave. (on the corner of Park and Wantagh Ave.) CA-1-5418 Come In OUR PIZZA TA-6-3077 IS THE BEST JOE AND BROTHERS Cherrywood Pizza Pizza our Speciality Heroes and other Italian Dishes 11-82 Wantagh Ave. Wantagh. N.Y. Private Banquet Room Orders to Take Ou Cocktail Lounge CAstle l-048 iMrtYCr FINEST CANTONESE CUISINE Member: 3342 JERUSALEM AVE AMERICAN at Wantogh Ave EXPRESS DINER S CLUB WANTAGH. L.l.. N.Y KEEP CLOTHES NEAT — ... EVERYBODY LIKES TO BE HUGGED STAR DRIVE-IN CLEANERS SUnset 5-9325 1272 Wantagh Ave. CAstle 1-1144 Wantagh. N.Y. Compliments of Compliments of A.F.S. SKI CLUB Pray for Snow! THE BABSSHOP Store Hours Mon.. 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New York The Bank for Business and Savings NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH AMERICA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMMANDER BOOSTERS Danny and Barbara 7 16 69 Lou and Barbara Victory thru vodka Lots of luck — Mr. and Mrs. Froelich Good luck to Dunhill from the sewer people Good luck Shoffstal in college — Linda John Sangiorgi and Kathie Burkert 7 2 69 Roy Jaeger and Jill Romano love forever Kathy Lehman — working with you was great! Laurie If the Mets can do it MacArthur can. Congratulations class of 1970 — Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herzog Mr. and Mrs. Riedinger Peace on Earth-Goodwill towards Men Congratulations to the graduating class — Mr. and Mrs. Nersesian Up the PTSA — Mr. and Mrs. I. Kruger PEACE — Mr. and Mrs. Lear Congratulations to the senior class — Mr. and Mrs. Munger Best of Luck — Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt Ellen Keegan Mr. and Mrs. James F. Farrell Best wishes and congratulations from Alvin It has been a long uphill fight — Mr. Enderle To Lottery Number 45 — Congratulations and Good Luck! love.lovejovejovejovejove the Odintzes Keep up the good work. Jeff — The Sunshines Good luck seniors from Mr. and Mrs. J. Mendolia All the Kornhabers and Stacy Get that girl out of here! peace,peace,peace.peace.peace.peace, the Bernans Drive defensively. Driver Education Department Aveateque vale — Mr. Poelker Mr. and Mrs. Marks wish you well (again) Congratulations graduates — Mr. and Mrs. W. Feigen Congratulations to the class of 1970 — The Garber family Best wishes from the Colters Good luck from the Ditkoffs Ha! I'm leaving. One down, two to go. Mr. and Mrs. Waxberg R.B.and V.W. Good luck '70 from the Graus Thanks for your kindness — The Kitson family Good luck from Mr. and Mrs. John Rensing Good luck from Mr. Angel Remember our nights in Boston! K.. J., W. Good luck to the class of 1970 The Melker family narrows the generation gap. 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Paperback Books. Greeting Cards Jeweiry Stuffed Toys ... And More Come In And Browse MORE COMMANDER BOOSTERS Happiness is a special friend Think! Think! Think! I dare you — Mr. DiNapoli MacArthur Seniors of 1970 — the world is yours I love you all — Mrs. Kopman We have bridge players — You have bridge players? Memo to Students: CARPE DIEM — L. Kallen The library is alive and well and living on the third floor. ILYMAMED — YAMELL-LC-BD Cool it! ILY-0941560 Golden Gloves Champion .. guaranteed in two minutes. hyram t. tom ate ham AND said. oy. warily The Big Three Fern — I love you — Gary Wallace lives! Carl P. Goldberg passionately loves Susan Schickler (peace) Susan Schickler likes Carl Goldberg pretty much too! OWN Brooklyn forever Sticks Stones — Weapons of the 4th World War Mr. and Mrs. E. Glick support the class of '70 All ye sinners of the world repent! Attention: 707 we won't forget you. (P.S.B.R.M.) My heart and yours together: yesterday, today, tomorrow. Remember homeroom in 310 To Steve, Randy, and Mike — we made it. High Andy — Remember Korea. Peace. Barbara and Vicki Best wishes to the class of '70 Yea Fatty. Yea Booze. Yet ZOT — Guess who? Love from one Comarelle to another. First period ceramics — GROG! Congratulations Kathy! From Eileen Ronny and Ellen will always digSra. Cameira! No, I'm not married to Betty!! KZ0 wishes the seniors of '70 Good Luck! Vic and Vin through thick and thin. Good luck Senior Class — Mrs. Elmer Last September. October. November My world in six letters — Richie — Love Dianne YOU'RE GONNA BURN MY WHAT! Sue — to a great and beautiful girl — Tommy Congratulations to us all — R D — Likewise Stay Loose Remember Wetson's and Dorn's All Time Buick Crimi. Make it keep existing and reach out now. Hope you graduate Junior Leonard — Love ME There is a coat in the sewer, and it belongs to Brewer. Volkswagons are cool. SWWOAN William Escott. bee-keeper extraordinaire Apply Sussex. England To Porky Ape. With Love — Your Mental Baby Thanks parents for going away every weekend! Peyton Place lives at 703 Hicksville Road! Help they've locked me in Miss Golab's piano! I CRAVE Mr. Filigenzi — J.O. Pyramus and Thisby are living and well now! 223 AND MORE Ann Rogan is a fink — Class of '71 Mr. Wohl is Bambi in disguise True ZOT love — B.G. K.S. Best wishes to the class of 1970 — Mrs. Carlson Bonne Chance! — Miss Walsh Karen, Joanne, Ronni. Sue stayed up 24 hours!! Linda, Claudia, we finally made it. Congratulations, Mary Ave Atque vale — Liz, Julie. Marilyn Barbara Travis — LOTS OF LUCK SENIORS!!!! In Memorium: Scott Brian Steinberg Bob Schmidt and Carol Smith — June 2. 1968 — Jones Beach From the pig that went “wee, wee. wee.” 3 down and one to go. The Smiths To Ruth: what a honey! Carole and Sue MCMLXX — the future of our country What can one say in eight words? CONGRATULATIONS? Girls say yes to boys who say no — R.R. Your house will look good on Halloween — Peahead I love Ronny Bruce Schwartz, Kiss. Kiss. Kiss! Tomorrow's Universal Soldier will never be — The Button Everything I like is Immoral, Illegal, and Fattening. M.S. — You took me for a little while — S.M. Clint Eastwood eez DYNOMITE! viva la snake — Dee Good luck Mitch! Mom and Dad Sandy pants are uncomfortable especially when they’re wet! Stanley L. is a frog — Ribit, Ribit, Ribit. M.R. C.C. 9 5 69 But we also talk about clothes and travel. Good luck seniors '70 — Miss Roper Dave and Nancy—September 15. 1968 DUV-PANCI Jean and Danny forever — January 1, 1968 You're the cream in our coffee. Patti. Love. Mom and Dad Good Luck Class of '70 — The Hindys Happy Anniversary Q.D.S. Pat and Denis — February 23, 1969 Dan Dee's Luncheonette Congratulates the class of 1970 I Love smokey bear — Ed and Cin Congratulations of 1970 — Mr. and Mrs. Monty Seelin ???????? Cathy and Frank live on forever Virginia Buckley I may disagree with what you say, but shall defend until death your right to say it” — VOLTAIRE Sue and Norman LAGNAF Don and Bobbi till death do us part. To Pudge, Please fold, spindle, and mutilate me! Now our two different worlds are one. B.G. Billy — who's your life? Reality is in a smile — Wally and Me HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA — Roberta Love you take equals the love you make. To Dale — BE good. Take care. Love. Donna. Nancy — you are my everlasting love — Dave To my President with Love 224 AND MORE Al and Janet forever and always Sandy Markowitz — Tough as nails, hard as talc. Vergesst den deutschen verein nicht! Sandy can’t tell a mustang from a corvair. Remember — Prom of '68; Charlie Tuna — Love Me Get well soon — you big baboon — Love Me Joefish M. is a brat (mm) Revelation? What's a revelation???? Gail — Meet me at Okeefenokee Swamp College — Marlene Tuffes est omnibus Good Luck from Pam, Margie, Debbie. Doris, and Joanne Dale — Remember B.L.G.:s,D.M.F.'s.G.D.I..CHARIMOS,COLT.PLAN-S Donna — call me on the telephone — Love, Dale Charlie — Remember Groovey April '14th, thecold sump and warm ride at 5 Dead City — Jane Her Mets are No. 1 — Wayne Garret A rose is a rose is a rose. Doc is wet and wild Ricky Gerardi and Betsy Smith — till Daler’s lose! Joan: you’re a life saver!! November 12, 1969 Sue and Phil till togetherness is forbidden. From Little One to Ricky Mouse: Why don't we do it in the ROAD !! Open Sesame — I want to get out (LEC) Jane — Remember Beach parties and your big Bash Best of luck '70— Delta Phi Delta May I.C. AND F.F. lie under my car. To Charlie Brown, Love The Little Red-haired Girl You'll burn my what?? F.F. 7th '68 In his will is our peace Dave and Barb — The Unbeatable Team Bob S. and Sue D. May 9, 1969 Mr. and Mrs. A. Newman and Perky Curves should never touch your asymtotes. Half-year absent half-year field trips, school is educational This has been the winter of my discontent!! You will always be in my heart. Betty Good Luck Class of '70 Doug P. And Pat C. To Gail, who greatly resembles May West — Kerry Plymouth makes it but not for Beaver Roach and Montiquo just call me smacked out Good luck seniors! Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Gottesman M.K. Remember the rock upstate. How's Charlie?? The date is set June 6. 1974 The rates at Fein's Hotel just went up Mike. Clyde, come to Gail's — Accident — Guess who? MONOCHLOROTRIFLUOROETHYLENEFLUOROCARBONELASTOMER helps build strong bodies 12 ways!!! What's a booster? EPDA — The Twains Met! It’s what you make of it that counts. Joe and Carla Eddie and Marion 3 28 68 till eternity Lorranine's taxi service 2?s AND MORE From the Goldberg's to our Favorite Class Wanna donut Sam? (bagel)? — signed the blonde grasshopper! Mark would do ANYTHING for a Tollhouse cookie? Jim W — Tough as nails: Hard as a rock S.Z.. D.A.. M.M.. D.C.. Remember DICK! Larry Jacobs Good Luck from St. Mary’s Nursing Academy Mr. and Mrs. Frankel Cheap or what! Take gas! Good luck to the class of 1970 — Kenny the Busdriver Good luck. Good health. God Bless you. Richie Havlicek and Doris Kittell — December 9. 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saufler Sr. Good luck Class of 1970 — Mr. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Posner From the owners of the shaggy dog — Congrats! Ray and Laura — October 1. 1968 Congratulations to the class of 1970 — The Dickers Meet us at 16-17 J B and we don’t mean scotch. Don't ever forget the 16th Clyde Gray Don’t ever forget the 17th Bob Best wishes class of ’70 — Mrs. Georgakis. All the joys of MacArthur I bid farewell. I’ll get D.G. in the end! Keith and Barbara — May 16. 1968 — till death do us part. Smooth sailing ahead — The Carabotts I like FRANK Seniors of seventy first-last always. Peace — Joey Dedicated to Marty and Dave Mr. McGorry Best wishes for your future class of ’70 Cherish me as long as I Cherish you!! Generals don’t despair, remember the Mets! “I will.” Herbie and Mildred — Remember Barbara I do. L M for the two of us Clyde — Hurry — get me the cream for my B.B. Remember the Fearless Five HEY JOE I love my meatball seven!! Heeeeey RED!!! m.v. Good luck to everybody in the school and beyond??!! Kenny and Jill 10 19 68 till eternity Jammie Pooh Jammie Pooh Jammie Pooh Jammie Pooh “MAZELTOV” Good luck to the class of '70 — Maltz Family Howard Johnson has twenty eight flavors Congratulations Robert J. Riedinger I hate you male species!!! Ginny and John — 6 28 67 Best wishes to the finest class of 1970 — Mr. Freud Bloach. Thanksgiving. N.Y.C., Woodstock. Bryce. I miss you. Silky smooth dreams forever, fall has come. Twang! To the class that has given me nothing except ulcers. A tribute to Henry Bauer Mac Arthur’s answer to Spiro Agnew —.L. Friedman 226 FINALLY!!! Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Froelich C. M. dick? DICK. AppleTfand G.D.I. Sometimes you must be silent to be heard. Sigma Gamma Sigma will challenge anyone to football. Cousins; Remember bowling behind King Kullen Friday nights! everybody likes to get stoned, including us!!! Phi likes Buffalo Springfield. Who. Byrds and bazoongies R.A. and George 6 28 69 In God We Trust; All Others Pay Cash Crammed with knowledge, but empty of sense. you should have seen the one that got away! Matt! It’s happening!! Schockett-to-me! Ha-ha I did it. Congratulations pilot Bob Cruz from? Class of '70 — Hope you go far AWAY He sells bagels Why?Why?Why?Why?Why?Why?Why?Why? ?????? ????????? Ronnie, summer, marshmallows, a kite, the beach, etc.. Mohanikes — Jet’aime. Etana Cheheza We toilet papered Wantagh — Claudia. Linda. Lynn and Mary Get Zee B — L.D.. D.M.. B.R.. 70 . J.H. youthitseniorulnevereturnsayingoodbye. Shelley and Sandy say: World here we come! Best wishes — Class of 1970 — Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kapatkin Good luck Seniors '70 — The Becks Silly goose — You made me so very happy Bob and Joan — 3 10 67 I love you Margot — from Clyde Why did you turn the motor off?? D. H.and J.E. 9 6 69 Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. (the Prophet) — Mad Mel Jimmy Leonard has a bratty face Kiowa. Watashi wa tai hen ureshi des — Debbie God Bless Jefe Supremo To CBS. Arf. Arf! The SEAL Harold — I'll always love you — Emily For our daughter and sister Betty Ramos who brings Carnival everyday. Remember us always. Love The Beitlers Mitch loved, loves and will continue loving Joan. When are we going to St. Thomas. Mitchie? Brian — I'd like blue pants for Chanukah — Gail Beliveau couldn’t even score with an open net Best wishes for your success — Mr. Poelker Good luck class of '70 — The Orloffs e2 trr-1, Mr. Lamb Oy another Rosie in the family We discovered Bali — How 'bout you? Cess and Ray 5 30 68 Stop it Noelle! Not in the ISP room!! Anna and Dennis — November 8. 1968 We’ll always remember Mac — Regina and Bob 10 26 68 I never knew love until I knew Hope. In my life — Rubber Soul — Remember Perry Albert Delta Phi Delta wishes seniors of '70 Good Luck. We Dood it!! L.W. 227 T VX. ’ ■: ,V T iM0m ? Vv,v. M mmm % V