Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

Profile Glen Cove High School Glen Cove, New York June 1957 Contents of a Year Fall...........Page 6 Winter......... Page 26 Spring.........Page 44 Summer Page 54 'Time flies”, tis true, neither be imprisoned, nor ca nor can its flight be interrupted When does the Summer not yield to Winter, nor the Winter to Spring? Life is but once traversed; it escape ffeetingly in an instant. Can we then be Joshua?? Sto all sun!!”, Hold seasons!!.” wish to recapture our memories once again. Jfflemoriam With deep affection, we, the Senior Class of 1057, fondly dedicate our yearbook, the Profile, to the memory of our teacher and counselor. Miss Madeline Wischebjink, who passed awav on February 5, 1957 We will long remember her for her unselfish devotion to her students and her outstanding contribution to her profession. . t 9 Jv A ► V 5 • '4ri T i f. r ,i ■ “ V3 £ - - : K ' i , f)UlSi_ Jit r riw i 'Svi irW 1 ■ T- f -� '- ' V ' . • L , j “The leaves in autumn do not change color from the blighting touch of frost, hut from the process of natural decay. They fall when the fruit is ripened, and their work is done. And their splendid coloring is but their graceful and beautiful surrender of life when they have finished their summer offering of Service to God and man . . . • T. Kdwards OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Martha Fadrow-sky, Dolores Swander, Barbara Broccolo, Jean Moskcl, Vella Berzins, Mrs. Astrid Norman, Mr. Charles Miller. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mrs. Raymond I ledger. Mr. Milton Bedrick, Dr. Garrett Duryca, Mr. James H. Stack, Mr. William Beglin. Administration n and Faculty Walter R. Smith Superintendent of Schools Andrew C. Bongiorno Administrative Assistant J. Cameron Maiden High School Principal 4 Carleton II. Bentley’ Assistant Principal 1. Berry English Dept. A. Collignn Home Economics Dept. M. Brandhorst Citizenship Dept. A R. Cahill English Dept. J. Coratti Citizenship Dept. A. Brown Mathematics Dept. A. Dexter Physical Education E. Brown Medical Staff B. Coignn Medical Staff F. DiMenna Physical [Education D. Donald Physical Education J. Dosch Visual Education H. DuBois Librarian A. Fitzpatrick librarian A. Gehde Industrial Arts Depl. V. Keeney I at lie mat Us Depl. I. Gluck Science Dept. II. Kuliu Music Dept. A. Goldsworthy Commercial Dept. I. I ..imlwrson Speech Dept. L. Keenan Art Dept. J. Liggero ( ommercial Dept. 10 I- McNamara English Dept A. Mullin Citizenship Depl. VV. Mulvlhill Citizenship Dept. 11. Newton Commercial Depl. F. Olinnsky English Dept. R. Richardson Mathematics Dept. A. Quilty English Dept. C. Rios language Dept. A. Rothslein Citizenship Dept. C. Reiser! Alathemalics Dept. L Schectman Science Dept. F.. Schmit: Physical Education R. Schwarlzapfcl Science Dept. G. Scot! Music Dept. J. Shetland Citizenship Dept. M. Shenton l anguage Dept. K. Smith English Deft. G. Van Elman Commercial Dept. No I Pictured: A. Hoffman — Home Economics Dept. and R. O’Rourke — Citizenship Dept. .1. Vemillo Music Dept. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Ia-Ii to right, seated: . Madden, H. Reynolds. E. Allicri, R. Pincus, P. Stango, A. Famaletti. M. Vurrichio. Standing: R. Slack. T. Gurnee, J. Reese. B. Frame. Student Advisory Council The newest organization in Glen Cove High School is the Student Advisory Council. It was developed through the efforts of the faculty and administration. 1 he Student Advisory Council is a modified student government. It does not have the authority of unlimited government, but it is actually more effective because it has the co-operation of the administration. Although it has only thirteen representatives, S.A.C. represents all functions of school life. The four classes are represented on the council by their respective president and secretary, and. in the case of the Senior class, the vice-preident as well. Extracurricular activities, sports. Tattler, and Alpha are among those groups which have representation. At their meetings, the S.A.C. presents to the administration those problems which arise during the school year and suggests possible solutions for them. If these are feasible, they are taken into consideration by the administration. The actual purpose of the Student Advisory Council is to advance co-operation and co-ordination between the student body and the administration and, thus, to provide a happy, pleasant, and constructive school year for the students of the high school. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMTI HE l.rft to right, seated: G. Faccio, S. Butt. R. Richardson, Adviser: E. Altieri, Vicc-Prrsidont: R. Pincus. President; P. Stango, Secretary: T. Nilkcwicz. B. Waczkowski. J. Yonkasky. Standing: H. Dick. II. Kurtz, B. Bedrick, R. Hindc, J. Reese. E. McKay. J. Volpe. On the list of governing bodies ol Glen Cove High School is the Senior Executive Committee. Its members consist of the Senior class officers: Robert Pincus. Edward Altieri, and Pat Stango. the adviser. Miss Richardson, and two elected representatives for each Senior homeroom. It is the duty of these representatives to attend meetings and to beep their respective homerooms in contact with the deliberations and decisions of the committee. If a major question arises it is discussed in the homeroom, voted upon, and the results brought bach to the committee. Some of the many problems and decisions with which the Senior Executive Committee was expected to deal were: the annual magazine drive, the organizing ol the Senior Ball, and the planning of the Senior trip. I he activities of this group plaved a major role in making our Senior year a success. Senior Executive Committee EDITORIAL STAFF Jg Front Row. left to right: E. Kaminski (Edilor-in-Chicf). M. Young (Sports Editor), J. Rcinfeld (Editor-in-Chicf). On the stairs, left to right: W. Ledemian (Assistant Sports Ed.), D. Moore (Photographer). B. Davis (Advertising Mgr.), R. Davidson (Business Mgr.), H. Kurtz (Exchange Mgr.), R. Stango (Assistant E'.ditor), C. Welt (Assistant Editor). REPORTING STAFF Front Row. left to right: C. Trotta, P. Ronaldo. M Muldoon. P. I-ovctt, A. Quilty (Adviser). Second Row: W. Lederinan. P. Rice, A. Zaleski, A. Famig-letti. M. Schucssler. M. Fitzpatrick. Third Row. P. Walsh, M. Vorrichio, F. Davis. Fourth Row. E. Mackay. B. Berk. J. Manney. K. Parodies Fifth Row. J Graf. D. Westfall. V. Culhrrth TATTLER I attler, the school newspaper, is published and edited by the students under the supervision ol the faculty adviser. It usually appears every three weeks and contains accounts of recent school news, sports events, and feature columns. Each January, two juniors are chosen by the senior editors and faculty adviser to edit attler for a training period which lasts until June. The following September these two students assume the responsibilities ol editors-in-chief. I i! •:.f I I V.- v i 14 Tattler is a self-supporting publication. 1 Iiis means that it does not receive funds from the Student Activity Fund, though at times, it does receive loans from the fund which must be repaid. Local businessmen and industries advertise in attler and thus help to meet the cost of printing, as do the students who are charged a nominal fee for subscription to the Tattler. I he rattler editorial staff and its reporters endeavor to maintain the high standards set by the Columbia Scholastic Press in their effort to beep the students of the high school up to date on the latest school news and to bring them enjoyment with feature columns. Lor the past six years Tattler has received prizes awarded by the C.S.P. I he students who devote their time to the Fattier are rewarded by gaining a knowledge of the functions, problems, and responsibilities of a modern newspaper. 15 ADVERTISING STAFF f ront Row. left to right. B. Davis, R. Davidson, V. Weldon. J. Liggero (Adviser). Second Row: C. I rotta, P. Eloccari, S. Schroedcr, S. Mandalbaum. CIRCULATION STAFF Front Row. right to left: P. Rice. M. Colangolo, NI. Schmidt. On the stairs, top to bottom: J. Volpc. C. Johnson. G. Galantc, 1. Nilkcwicz, B. Berk. P. Slango.kC.’Trolla. Profile For many seasons, activities have taken place in Glen Cove High School, all of which have been recorded in the Profile. 1 his yearbook is a composite picture from the time of our first entrance as freshmen to our final exit as graduates. The Editorial. Art. Business, and Literary Staffs, headed by Joan Sharpe and Frank Huff, have worked diligently after school since last May. The Class of 1957 is confident that, as the seasons pass, this Profile will bring back many fond memories. NEXT PAGE. TOP TO BOTTOM EDITORIAL STAKE Left to right, seated: F. Huff and J. Sharpe, Co-Editors-in-Chicf. Standing, left to right: M. Schmidt, Transcription Staff; A. Rothstein, Advisor; B. Wac-zkowski, M. Casey. Literary Editors; E. Holgcrson. Business Manager; P. Ranaldo, Art Editor: M. Putala, Art Staff: P. Stango. Transcription Staff; II. Dick. Staff Secretary. Not Pictured: R. Coles, Photographer. LITERARY STAFF Eront lion', left to right: S. Coty. E. Kaminski. P. Daily. L. Campbell. A. O'Rourke. D. Scarpinato. T. Nitkewicz, J. Magliochetti. Second Rou : R. Pincus, J. Trotta. BUSINESS STAFF Eront Row. left to right: E. Holgcrsen, E. Kaminski, H. Kurtz. Second Row: E. Mackay, J. Reinfeld, M. Schmidt. J. Magliochetti. M. Renaldo. I'ront Row, left to right: T. O’Rourke, G. Fraccio, J. Capobianco. V. Madden, I. Hudson, J. Mitchell, J. Brylczyk, J. Sanlratcllo. Second Row: G. ZJynievicz, M. Corozzo, B. Frame, P. Young, J. O Rourke, T. Gurnee, VARSITY FOOTBALL E. Convey, J. Capozzi, J. Yonkasky. Third Row: L. MeFadden, L. Turnier. J. Silva, R. Honeyman, L. Cornell, J. Bolz, R. Fowle, C. Sharp. W. Czevemato: Coaches: J. Bulz, D. Donald. 18 Footba I While most of us were baski ng in the summer sun. the football team was arduously preparing for the forthcoming season. Throughout the season the boys were encouraged by their coach. Duncan Donald, and the team s co-captains Ivory Hudson and Vincent Madden. The climax of the eventful season was the annual football dinner where merits were awarded to those who had earned them. J.V. FOOTBALL I’ront Row. left to right. C. Abate. P. Buonincontri. C. Johnson. H. Bis- B. Ferris, O. Pcluso, A. Flint h, D. Johnson, J. Thorthow, J. Wambough. hop. A. R enaldo, W. Fisher, L Wcintraub. Second Row: F. Henderson, L. Munfrcc, T. DcllaRatta, Mr. Dexter. Third Row: S. Ring, A. Ring G. Pinckney, D. Moore, A. Pardo, W. Gibson, J. Woodbcrry. 19 M ,co £“lNl v. WELDON � � L Cheerleaders Were riot in it We're on top!! Cheering the football and basketball teams on to victory, serving at the football and Alpha dinners. and acting as good will ambassadors of the high school are the varied and envied jobs of the twelve girls on the cheering squad. Cheerleaders are chosen at spring tryouts by a panel of faculty members. A scholastic average of 80% is required in order for a girl to be given any consideration. The highlight of a cheerleader’s career is to receive a silver megaphone at the annual football dinner. CHEERLEADERS Left to right, kneeling: I. Giambruno, P. Werthcr. E. McKay. Captain: C. Galantc. V. Weldon. B. Kaufman. Standing: C. Capobianco. V. Nash. M. Casey, B. Wuczkovvski. A. Familctti. M. Varricbio, J. Graf. 20 THE SCOREBOARD ScacIiff I 0 . . . Glen Cove Westbury 3 1 . . . Glen Cove Mineola 2 3 .. . Glen Cove Manhasset 3 0 . . . Glen Cove Garden Citv ... 2 0 . . . Glen Cove Pori Washington 3 1 .. . Glen Cove Great Neck .... 1 1 . . . Glen Cove Seacliff 4 0 .. . Glen Cove Westburv 3 0 . . . Glen Cove Mineola 0 0 . . Glen Cove t SWftttlBMa ry:A- v : — ■ ■•. v.'s - tTmQk v VARSITY SOCCER 'runt Roir, left to right: F. f'arholko. A. Nonini. K Previa, N. McNaugKlon. A. Van Helden. Second Row. J. Domaradzki. H. Nowicki, R. Pincus. YV. Hodyl. R. Loft us. Mr. Goldsworthy. Coach. i.v. soccer f'rorit Row. left to right: A. Whittaker. R. Massagol. I-.. I (ill, R. Tast. R. Morris. Second Row: II. Dut« her. R. Smith. R. hldemiire. G. Ball. G. I.amh. R. Grabowski. third Row. J. MeAleer. I. Herdl. N. Pietrofeve. H. Friedman. Soccer I Iiis year the soccer team, although a little low on wins, was certainly high in spirit. Under the capable leadership of co-captains Eric Kelley and Bob Pincus, and the able coaching of Mr. Goldsworthy, the soccer team proved to be a team of which Glen Cove High could be proud. The boys fought hard and showed good sportsmanship. 1 hey have high hopes for next year. GLEN com; high school band MAJOREITES .e i to right: Mercedes Melendez. Ginny Guriere. Karen Kirby. Barbara Smith, Lena Galante. Natalie Groblcwski, Jean Zicr. Camille Martino. Millie Gallart. Pat Kletcher. Marion Arculeo. Under the able direction of Mr. George Scott, the Band is one of the most familiar organizations in Glen Cove High School. Dressed in colorful uniforms, the Band parades on the football field during hall time and helps boost team spirit by playing the school songs during the game. Also included in the Band s yearly program are special assembly programs, the Jones Beach Concert, and the Memorial Day Parade. An important feature of the Band is the majorette section. Each year the band members elect a head majorette and band leader. Fhese girls are given the distinctive privilege of wearing the decorative uniforms representative of their stations. They lead the Band and the other majorettes during parades, and they organize routines for the band shows. In addition to performing a service to the Band, they add color to its appearance. A Band member gets satisfaction from knowing that he is a service to his school and from the opportunity to develop his musical ability by his participation in the organization. 23 Gee. this math is hard! (Seniors take note) An unidentified freshman. lob well done girls —J. Volpe. Mr. Brown. B. VVaczkowski: Magazine Drive. Mr. Reiser! explaining the use of the slide rule to future engineers. I oothall Initiates Inc. “Shoe shine free. T. Gurnee. Prop.” More of the same C. Abate, host. Mrs. McCulley advising two students on vocational choice. R. Zuccala, R. Galante. Special school assembly — Mr. Williams demonstrating the uses of liquid air. CLASS OF front Rou , left to right: P. Nicholson. J. Salerno. B. Buxenbaum. J. Rabkin. S. Pellizon. B. Webber. 1. Grclla. C. Zobiclski. A. Cckala. B. Cohen. E. Pinkney. B. Buchanan. R. Mason, C. Albanesc. E. Irubish, C. Mantone, D. Conway. M. I aRocca. 1’. Lombardi. E. Anzalonc. Second Row. M. Olsen. S. Stuart. B. Katoski. P. Orlando. A. Famiglietti, J. Galante. P. Greer. E. Flynn. M. Botwinick, C. Pallica. K. Nielson. B. Jacobson. L. Doherty, C. Cornell, W. Erickson. P. Smith, Jean McNoughton. Third Row: O. Waller, V. Solomito, P. Smith. G. Haynes. P. Sciponas. M. Krafjack, R. McKenna. E. Soffe. M. Rant. D. Fly nn. P. Gallanas. J. Nugent. E. YVaage. B. Boyd. R. Buchanan. J. Davis. P. Mason, B. Cofield. Fourth Row: B. Grclla, D. Burnett. I’,. Bush, N. McKenzie. L. Finn. B. Mosquera. J. Persing, K. Idinck. H. Kormaski. C. Ignagni, I. Passer, J. Magagnos. CLASS ( I'ront Row. left to right: T. Miller. A. Edwards. G. Federoff. I. Kenary. W. Hazcn. L. Cashmar. J. Y'engroski, G. Grossman. W. Roper. J. Melillo, A. Preski. T. Glozek. F. DeCarolis, M. Morris. A. Wolinsky, A. Halvorsen, R. Holst. K. Nesky. J. Kcnary. F. Man-fredonia. D. YV'ansor. H. McFaddcn. V. Young. Second Row: A. Maurer. R. Lager, L. Rosenberg. P. Hesse. R. Konoposck. J. Shenton. D. McComb, J. Feleppa, T. DcGeorge. P. Schloss. D. Hicks. D. Ciresi, J. Reynolds. R. Randel, J. Buonincontri. R. Burnett. R. Graziose, C. Burton. J. Waicul. A. Nielson. G. Ricco. Third Row: R. Martinez, R. Cooper, R. Soto. A. Newman. R. Wciscnthnl. R. Perry. B. Rinschler. H. Dutcher, T. Stunt. W. Ortez, M. Siegel. W. Jensen. R Zuccala. L. Farrell. I. Shortell, M. Ascheroff, S. Draujo. H. Skwcr. Fourth Row: R. Hedger, R. Martino, B. Lozito, T. 60 (GIRLS) L Fisher, G. Rice. V. Murray. V. Edwards. J. Petlos. E. Ijjpinski. Fifth Row : C. Fanning, P. Daw ling. P. Vannoth. B. Tobias. M. Schepanski. P. Kapuscinski, S. Maccarone, R. Coleman, J. Lemcr. V. Radin. D. Kapuscinski. B. Winters. M. Burke. D. Vichcl. J. Hicks. M. Kean, S. Carl, P. Esposito. Sixth Row: E. Nollins. C. Ijttle, J. Schringcr. A. Shields, H. Quinn. S. Peacock, I. Rocco, P. Ritchie. H. Blcich. M. Johanson, M. Funches. H. Bum. C. Marks. R. Allcrato. C. Osherke, L Sprintz. L. Honeyman. L. Hollister. Seventh Row: A. Galofaro. M. Grazioso. I. Brown. E. Brottenberg, K. McQuire. K. Dakin, C. Szykuc, J. Clements, V. Leik, F. Nigro. A. Rena Ido. P. Jennett. M. Meschino, T. Stanco, P. Colangolo, R. Neil. V. Smith, K. Kinzer, J. Hicks. r IQ60 (BOYS) Slango, C. Sivier, A. Caggiano, T. Reilly. L Gonti, A. Johnson. N Antich, R. Oglesby, P. Krasielvicz, R. Knight. L. Naylor. A. Capo bianco. R. Rina, G. Tanaka, L Metros. Fifth Row: R. Brunner. W. Kehoe. K. McCue. N. Ruesiyan, P. Irubish. W. Berger. J. Mammio. C. Graver. N. Pietrofcre, C. Holley. R. Smith. L. Catoe. W. Shurbcl. G. Lgan, R. Wissils. B. Montgomery. K. Borum. R. Au. Sixth Ron• D. Capobianco. J. Johnson. J. Baade. N. YY’ichard, P. YY'nage. R Wolke. F. Kobesky. YV. Shag. J. Martin. B. Morris. W. Stack, W. lohanson, S. Glassman. E. 1 rolta. G. Panning, F. Marmorale, M. Ressler, P. Covitro. Seventh Row: A. Baade. A. Cappadona. W. I lead. H. Levine. J. McCarthy. D. Ahlstrom. R. Buta. F. Jonge, S Jaquinta. Z. Dinno Feivicz. P. O’Brien. E. Kunit. C. Taranto. Yf. Pullo. B. Y’ashel. R. Gallart, A. Jockon, D. O’Rejon, G. Gascon. WINTER “No more the leafless woods resound; the fields are hid, the valleys filled hy heaps immense of drifted snow. The face of earth appears a grave where nature s splendor huricd lies. One deadly hue o er all is spread, and everywhere a bleak expanse, a dazzling waste, a fflicts the sight J. Thomson Edward I. Rex, Carol IV, Regina. Without a doubt, the main social event of tfie W inter Season was the Senior Ball, held on November 30. I o most Seniors, (lie ball represented a dance never to be forgotten. But to the art staff and Miss Keenen. it represented weeks of hard work and planning. I he theme of the ball was Heaven on Earth. White and green streamers were hung from the ceiling, and in the center of the room was a mobile of angels and moons. The highlight of the evening was the crowning ol the king. Edward Nelson, and the Q ueen. Carol Capobianco. 28 29 ALPHA SOCIETY Front Rou , left to right: S. Greene. P. Wcrlher, P. Stango. C. Ro.se, R. Melon. A. Norvik. R. Coles, E. Holgerson, M. Casey, J. Graf, I. Manney, V. Cymbalist. Second Row: J. Kiclbasa. A. I amilctti, M. Schmidt, B. Waczkowski, D. Domugala, L. McNamara (Adviser), B. O'Neill, S. Scolt. M. Pulala, V. Weldon, C. Welt. N. Finkclslcin. I hird Row: R. last, H. Rapelje, B. Bedrick, B. Goclzer, E. Altieri, E Nilsson, A. Davis. Fourth Row: P. Ranaldo, P. Lovett. M. Ellen, J. Sharpe. M. Manning. G. Zembko, C. Scefonas. B. Kaufman. L. Vorst. Alpha Society I o belong to the Alpha Society is the ambition of many students. T his club, under the supervision of Miss McNamara. maintains high admission standards. Membership in the organization is secured by maintaining a high scholastic record and by taking part in extracurricular activities. The two main events of Alpha, each year, are the Alpha Assembly in September, and the Alpha Dinner given to the Alpha members by the faculty and the Board of Education. The officers this year are: Robert Coles, president: Ellen Holgersen, vice-president: and Anne Norvik. secretary. 30 SPANISH CLUB f ront Rou left to right: P. Parker. A. Familctti. J. Ciurleo, P. Floccari. J. Well-enreuther. E. Worthley. C. Pdroccia, T. Gurnee, L. Vorst, B. Noble. B. Holland, B. Berk, S. Berk. B. Jensen, R. Bandell. Second Row. M. Walcott, M. Palmiollo. J. Durkcc, D. Westfall. R. I lamilton. B. Cohen, B. Jones, J. Reinlcld, R. Davidson. E. Holgerson, M. Ellen. C. Larkin, J. Kiklica. C. 1 illotson, P. Lovett. C. Paulson, C. Larkin. V. Cymbalist. Mr. Rios (Adviser). Third Row: J. Bolz. V Weldon, E. Nlackav, R. Hindc. M. Katz, W. Goelzer. J. Trotta. G. Faccio, J. Volpe. J. Matthews, P. Young, E. Altieri. R. Pincus, R. Manncy. P. Browning. The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr. Carl Rios, is one of the three language clubs in the high school. Membership is open to all Spanish students. This year, the Spanish Club had a full schedule of activities. 11 sponsored a profitable cake sale in the lall and a dance in April. 1 he members also went on their annual trip to New York City. At graduation, an award was presented to the Spanish III student who maintained the highest average. Spanish Club The year 1057 found the members of the French Club busily at work planning for their annual trip to New York City where the highlight of the evening was dinner in a French cuisine. Under the leadership of Miss Reichert, the club sponsor, and Elizabeth Mackay. the president, the French Club has enjoyed another successful and interesting year. French Club FRENCH CLUB I rant Row. left to right: S. Waller. B. Webber, B. Stulz, C. Well, E. Mackay, J. Graf, M. Olsen, S. Pellizon, R. Perry. Second Row: H. Kurtz, V. Weldon. E. Kaminski. C. Galantc. G. Nash. 1. Rasscr, B. Berk, E. Wortbley, V. Solomito. J. McN augbton, K. Parasbes, C. Rose, A. Grossman. S. Greene, Third Row: M. Burke, H. Burns, C. Szykuc. S. Karl, M. Mescbino, G. Clements. G. Gascon. J. Learner. R. Coleman, M. Kopecs. P. Ronaldo, S. Sangcnito. M. Martino, B. Anderson. M. Yerry. C. Cornell. Fourth Row: C. Scarfonas, S. Coty, R. Hamilton. J. Gillen. D. Landscidel. J. Trotta, M. Monning, M. Goldman. C. Sherman. C. Johnson, J. Connolly. D. Moore. M. Scott. B. Tracy. A. Gunaltay. D. Westfall. 31 BIOLOGY CLUB Front Ron , left to right: D. Powers. W. Issue, L. Pcron. I. Anderson. I . Holland. B. Fosmire, B. I racy. C. Rose. S. Greene. B. Sangenilo. M. Masselti, Kielbasa. L. Mackay, J. Kaplan. J. Au. M. Muldoon. L. F'acchcr. Second Row: K. Parasites, L. Zambelli, B. Anderson. M. Yerrv. L. orst. B. Berk. K. Johnson. S. Waller, G. Allgair. L. Kaplan. R. I'angc. H. Friedman, U Schectman — Adviser. Third Row: M. Monning. A. Renaldo, M. Scott. G. Clements. M. Meyer. J. Doran. W. Lederman. C. Welt, M. Lllen, M. Tint-merman. C. Scarfonas, V. Culbrcth, B. Kaufman. LATIN CLUB Front Row. left to right: II. Friedman, J. Kaplan. H. Rapelje, B. Nelson. D. Moore, M. Young. Mrs. Slicnton — Adviser. L. Stanco, B. Noble, P. Newman. A. Yuln. P. Werthcr. L. Zambelli, J. Bolz. Second Row: J. Rahkin, H. Kormoski, K. Nielsen, I. I'loccari, C� . Grossman. P. Friedman. J. Spalding. J. Nugent. W. Erickscn. J. Galantc, B. Kchoe, J. Shenton, J. Reynolds. I5. Greer. L. Faechcr, B. Cohen. I bird Rote: M. Renaldo. B. Fransen. M. Masselti. B. Cohen. P. Buonincontri. M. Goldman. V. Cymbalist, J. Kielbasa, C. Welt. M. Fieselman. B. O'Neil. B. Kaufman. B. Scharfenberger. M. Lip-schutz. S. Weng, L. Campbell, S. Drivas. Fourth Roar S. Stevenson, B. Berk, M Fitzpatrick. S. Nielson. G. Braun. W. Issue, L. Pcron, A. Davis. B. Bedrick. R. Pincus. G. Allgair, G. Lamb. FI. Dick, .1. Magliochetti. P. Holland. P. O Brien. A. Renaldo. V. Culbrcth. C. Lehman. M. Sheridan. E. Mackay. M. Meyer, M. Stubbs. Biology Club Lnder the leadership of Mr. Schectman. the Biology Club is a focal point for many of the scientific minds in our school. One of the outstanding activities of the year is the completion of projects which are then exhibited at the Science Congress at Adelphi College. The industriousness of the members is rewarded by an annual trip to the Museum of Natural History. Latin Club Once a month, the Latin language comes alive due to the leadership and efforts of Mrs. Shenton and the two consuls, Louise Stanco and Matthew Young. Latin students who maintain a scholastic average above a certain minimum are invited to be members. At one of the fall meetings, the new members are initiated and given Latin names. The outstanding event of the year is the traditional Roman Banquet. For one night, the Freshmen become slaves, and the students dress, eat. and act as true Romans. 32 SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB In front of group: Miss Van Lilian. Advisor; J. Worley, President; C. Galante, Secretary, i'ront row, left to right: L. Pascucci, M. Shedrick, J. Sebastiano, M. Melendez, J. Spincllo, I. Molcsky, A. Conway, A. Scapaticci, R. Callucci, C. Silfin, S. Mandelbaum, A. Kopclic, L. Capobi-anco, I I. Baade. P. Broccolo, P. Hoccari. P. Horoccari, P. Slongo, B. Catanzano. Second row: M. Ronaldo, P. Kletcber, I. Sandillo, B. Wnczkowski. M. Ruggiero, L. Morley, N. Nincvc, L. Mucilcr, M. Schmidt. B. Whiting, C. Johnson, L. Tancrcdi, D. Scar pinato, A. O Rourke. M. Walcott. I bird row: E. Fanning, J. Galante, M. Colango, B. Smith, M. Putala, J. Zcmbko, A. Zaleski, V. Greenhaulgh, T. Sorocenski, E:. Holley. K. Brown, D. Parker. M. Schuesslcr. K. Fowler, T. Nitkowitz, L. Galante, J. Zollo, N. Nielson, E. Siarkowski. J. Zimmerman. M Varrichio. JUNIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB First row. left to right: M. Rant. P. Orlando, C. Albanese. A. Familetti. A. Cckala. M. Rossetti. M. Yonkasky. B. Musquera, E. Worthlcy, K. Pctrocia. Sec ond row: C. Fanning, I. Brown. R. Mclone, P. Dowling. M. Graziose. M. Ricco. J. Giamhruno. D. Kapuschinski, F. Kapu-schinski, J. Lamb. Third row: B. Sangen-ito, D. Scott. R. Renaldo. P. Nalevaiko. M. Sekclsky, J. Berger. B Fanning. D. Martin. E. Fclici, L. Kaufman. CLUB OFFICERS President — Joan Worley Vice-President — Marcella Petchock Secretary Treasurer Carole Galante One of the highlights of the past year was the benefit movie given for Hungarian rebel under the sponsorship of the Commercial Club. This group, with Miss Van Eman as advisor, is open to any Junior or Senior who takes a commercial course. In addition to the aforementioned successful activity, the group also had the opportunity to listen to several speakers in the business profession as well as to take several trips to local business offices. Commercial Club Senior and Junior 33 LIBRARY CLUB Front row. left to right: J. Durkcc. Miss l'it .putri k, Librarian; A. Renaldo. A. 7.al ••ski, P. Ranaldo, A. Famalclti, Miss Du-Bois. Librarian: R. Davis, C. Sherman Second row: M. Palmiotto, B. I rary, M. Schmidt, J. Rabkin. G. McNaughton, M. I'it patrirk. R. Stango. I Ciurlco. ( Trolta, P. Smith. A. Hopkins, B. Cohen. L. Zambelli. L. Campbell, C. Oshcvsky. Library Club Under die direction of Miss DuBois. the Library Club has been functioning in the school for a number of years. The members are care-lully chosen on the basis of letters they must submit telling why they would make good librarians. Each year, during Booh Week, the Library Club, with the co-operation ol the Home Economics Club, sponsors a tea in order to give the club members and faculty an opportunity to become better acquainted. The club s other activities include an Admission and Initiation party, and an annual field trip. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB I root row. left to right: E. Fanning. A. Mrllilo, J. Zolo. I. Perrotn. Second row Mrs. Colligan. Advisor; L. Kelley. M. Hollcv. Third row: A. Hopkins. T. Nil-krwitz, R. Manney. N Martino. CLUB OFFICERS President — Pat Ranaldo Vice President — Althea Familetti Secretary — Alicia Zaleski 7 reasurer Agnes Ranaldo Home Economics Club hoods and fashions are the topics of interest and discussion at the meetings of the Home Economics Club. This organization is composed of all Senior girls taking Home Economics. he club s yearly activities include attending a fashion show, holding a cake sale, and seeing a Broadway production. 34 PHOTOGRAPHY CIA B Front row, loft to right: P. Florcari. M. Holley, .1. Goss. S. Boric. I. Brown. Conway, A. Maurer. P. Florcari. Second roti': K. Brown. I- Kelley. I. Durkee. I). Moore. I Trotta, N. Russijan. D. Parker, F. Holley. S. Carl Third row: V. Madrlen. I. Matthews. S. Walzor. P. Rirr. R. Herrlt. B Berlrirk, W. Goelzer. P. Young. M. Walcott. Photography Club I he Photography Club is composed of all the enthusiastic shutter-bugs of the school. Under the direction of Mr. Ghede. club members learn the proper way to take a picture and the details involved in developing and printing it. The first meeting of the club this year was concerned with an introduction to photography. At the other meetings during the year, they elected officers, developed films in the school darkroom, and planned a field trip for the purpose of taking pictures for the evaluation of prints. Many students have seen the club president, Barry Bedrick, and the Secretary, Dan Moore, around the school taking pictures for Tattler and the yearbook. Science Club SCIENCE CLUB Front row. left to right: A. Maurer. P Friedman, R. Brunner. K. Nielsen. Second row: B. Cohen. P. Greer. Third row I Rahkin. B. Wehher. I. Shcnton. D. Mr Cone. Fourth row: V. Murray. I.. Hollister. C. Oslieskv. L Cashmen. R. Cooper. Mr. Glurk. Advisor. CLUB OFFICERS President — Richard Brunner Vice-President — Philip Friedman Treasurer — Alan Mauer Secretary — Karen Nielson The newest addition to the roster of extracurricular activities is the Science Club which is under the direction of Mr. Gluck. This club is open to all students of General Science. Despite its late start, the group was able to accomplish much. It held a student demonstration on the disection of a mouse, a science hobby show, and. together with the Biology Cl ub, attended a lecture on antibiotics. Plans for the future include a trip to the Hayden Planetarium. 35 CLUB OFFICERS President — Neil McNaughton Vice-President —� Alice Bruin Secretary-Treasurer—Sue Coty Masquers is one of the largest and most prominent school organizations. Entertainment is the principal function of this society. Its activities include the presentation of a play and an annual trip to the city to see a Broadway production. I his year, the Masquers successfully performed My 1 hree Angels under the competent direction of the club’s sponsor, Mr. Lamberson. The goal of all Masquers is to achieve ten points in order to merit membership in the national dramatics organization. Thespians. These points may be gained by active participation in Masquer activities. 36 THESPIANS Front row. left to right J. Lamberson. Advisor: N. McNaughton. D Landseidcl. I. Kelley. E. Kaminski. I). Scarpinato. C. Well. S. Berk. R. Stango. P. Floccari. Second row: S. Coly, M. Scolt, M. Walcott. I. Kiklica. B. Berk. B Stutz. A. Grossman, A. Bruin, M. Fieselman. Third row: P. Rice. J. Matthews A. Nonini. E. Kelley. A. Hopkins. D. Parker. FUTURE TEACHERS’ CLUB Front row, left to right: S. Berk. L. Fania-IcU, S. Butt, A. Familctli, J. Magliochetti, M. Ronaldo. E. Holgerson. R. Stango. J. Ciurlco, Mrs. McCulley, Advisor. Second row: M. Lipsclmtz, L. Campbell, D. Lan-sidell, L. Stanco, P. Ranaldo, J. Sharpe. P. Dailey, C. Fanning, L. Kelly. B. Berk. Third row: A. O’Rourke. J. Rcin-feld, M. Goldman, J. Mitchell. P. Wcng, H. Van Voorhis, M. Scott. I I. Kurtz. S. Coty. Future Teachers Making its initial debut in Profile is the Eugene J. Gribben Future Teachers Club. I bis group has set for itself some fine goals. It offers each of its members the opportunity to gain experience by assisting teachers and by tutoring other students. At the end of the year, a scholarship is awarded to the most deserving member. As a grand finale for the year s events, a candlelight ceremony is held at which new members are introduced. FUTURE NURSES' CIX'B Front row. left to right: Miss Brown. Advisor: K. Brown. D. Parker. Second row: .1. Goss. C. Sherman. M. Holley. C. Paulson. P. Lovett, A. Hopkins. Third row: M Meyer. M Fieselman, V. Petzolt, ( . Osman. H. Baade. L. Capobianco, M. Walcott. CLUB OFFICERS President — Joan Ann Magliochetti Vice-President — Marie Renaldo Secretary — Althea Familetti Future Nurses CLUB OFFICERS President — Carol Sherman Secretary — Marion Walcott For the benefit of those who plan to become nurses, the Future Nurses Club is designed to acquaint its members with what the future holds in store. The club, under the capable sponsorship of Miss Brown, is a comparatively new one in the High School. It has had several speakers as guests; among them was included a Recruitment Director from a hospital. The club’s other activities have been to take field trips and to view films on the subject of nursing. Girls Intramural Sports JUNIORS Front roir. left to right J. Goss, M. Melendez, D. Manning. P. Parker, B. Rule. L. Capobianco. H. Baade, J. Capobianco. Second row: M. Varriebio, A. Famaletti, V. Cymbalist. C. Paulson. J. Graf, P. Walsb, B Noble. B. Cumbo. Third row: M. Yerry. M. Ficsclman. P. l-ovclt. A. Zalrski, M. Srbuessler, B. O'Neill, E. Montell. SENIORS Front row. left to right: D. Srarpinnto, M. Sanfratcllo. ( . Galantc. C. Fanning. C. Capobianco. E. Fanning. B. Calan-zano. Second row: M. Holley, D. Parker. D. Domagalla. B Van Sisc. M. Walcott. I. Volpe, P. Ranaido. In every season of the school year, the gym is the center of girls’ athletic activities. I he games between the hreshmen. Sophomore. Junior, and Senior teams are under the direction of Miss Schmitz and her staff of student referees, timers, and score keepers. I he girls play volleyball, basketball, and softball. In the volleyball tournament between the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior teams, the Junior Apple Pie team was victorious and was rewarded with pie a la mode. SOPHOMORES l:ront row. left to right: R. Bigbv. P. Wcrther, L. Mackny, A. Rcnaldo, .1. Giambruno, M. Johnson. Second row: M. Rogers, M. Massetli. B. Kaufman. L. Kaufman. B. Anderson. M. Stubbs. S Weng. Third row M. Sckclsky. E. Sangcnilo, I. Lamb. P. Nalevniko, N. Conway, R. Melon. B. Sangenito. J. Kielbasa. FRESHMEN Front run', left to right B. Webber, S. Karl. Second row: A. Cbekaka, P. Smith. I. McNaughton. M. Rant. C. Albancse. I hird row: G. Haines. D. Kapuscinski. M. Kapuscinski, H. Burns. 39 BOWLING TEAM Front row. left to right: L. Ahlstrand. I. Hasay, J. Savino. E. Kelley. R. Groblew-ski. Second row: W. Kenary, M. Young, C. Nelson, J. Connolly. BowlingTeam S-T-R-R-I-K-E Under the direction of Mr. Gehde. the Bowling team has had a successful year. The captain, Joe Hasay. has maintained team spirit and supervised practices which were held once a week. J.V. Basketball Team Glen Cove 4 Glen Cove 1 Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove Glen Cove G! en Cove « Gl en Cove Glen Cove 4 CUSHION Garden City 1 Westbury 4 Carle Place 0 LRoslyn 0 Hicksville 2 Manhasset 4 Island Trees 0 Mineola 5 ort Washington 1 Beth Page 1 Sea Cliff 4 Great Neck I JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: L. But?.. Second row: R. Wasly. C. Johnson. N. Cooper. C. Abate. W. Hodyl. rhird row: R. Eldermire. H, Jensen. E. Puetzcr, G. Ball. J. But?. Coach. 40 VARSITY BASKETBALL f ront row. left to right: P. Weng, G. Faccio. I. Hudson. E Altieri. II. Van Voorhis. 1— Wong. J. Sanfratello, Manager. Second row: D. Donald, Coach: C. Sharp. K. Convey. J. Wambough. H. Rapelje, E. Nelson. J. O’Rourke. Varsity Basketball Glen Coves 1956-1957 basketball season was definitely one to be remembered, and there is a trophy in the I rophy Case.— West Division Champions —to prove it. I he Covers, sparked by Ike Hudson. Ed Altieri (co-captains). Laurie Weng. Gil Faccio. Harry Van Voorhis. and Pete Weng. finished in a tie for first place with Manhasset High School in the Western Division. I he Covers league record was 5-3. and their overall record was 11-7. Cocaptain Ike Hudson, in his last year of varsity competition, was high scorer with an average of more than 15 points a game. In his best game he scored 25 points against Beth-page. On I uesday. March 5, 1957. the Covers entered the Nassau County tournament, playing Hewlett, a member ol the South Shore League. I he person responsible for the strategy behind our victories was C oach Duncan Donald. The duty of managing the team was handled by Bobby Britt. Joe ' Mouse Sanfratello, and Tom O Rourke. Left: He flew through the air with the greatest of ease.” Gil Faccio in Glen Cove vs. Bethpage. Right: ’Its mine—all mine!’ I. Hudson in Glen Cove vs. Hempstead. HOW THE BALL BOUNCED Glen Cope Team Opp. 88 St. Dominies 51 58 Farmingdale 38 58 West Hempstead 61 72 Oyster Bay 48 60 Sea Cliff 74 56 West Hempstead 65 58 Lcvittown (overtime) 50 37 Port Washington 42 44 Manhasset 67 75 •Great Neck 63 52 Garden City 42 65 Hempstead 56 71 Mincola 49 73 Great Neck 66 80 Bethpage 65 72 •Mineola 50 53 Manhasset 60 65 Port Washington 74 League Games 41 Above: Self Portrait by R. Coles, the photography editor himself. How versatile— A light man at the play! Left: Achtung, Kinder! — oops, sorry Mr. Rios! Oigan Alumnos.” lielow: Are you sure my score is right? Bowling Practice. R. Croblewski. J. Hasay. L Ahlstrand, J. Silva. E. Kelley. The stage crew adding their names to the roster of the distinguished. T. Riellcy. M. Solomito. 'Strike R. Croblewski GIRLS Trout row. left lo right: I. l unches. G. Salvato. P. Werthcr. I! Wordsman. I . Fate. G. McQuade, I) Marline . L. Alexander. B. Brown. G. Guriere, I. Bellidorn, A. Yula, .1. Au. II. Colon. Second row: A. Grossman, H. Soffc. C. Pelroecia. J. Whalen. S. Greene. L Faecher, D Nason, S. Newell. L. Famaletti. D Farrell. S. Jenncl, C. Mahony. Third row: R Quaranlolla, S. Wrenshall, R. Reilly, O. Brown, S. Mason. M Muldoon. R. Bigbv, M. Mac-Kenzie. S. YVeng, D. Mealing. P. Holland, J. Lamb. Fourth row: S. Gallanos. IV Fosmire. M. Arcules. C Bono. M Ricco. M. Johnson, M. Rogers, I. Giambruno. M. Yankosky, C. Filippone, M. Rossetti. L. Mackay. M. Massetti. Fifth row: A. Pagan. M. Martino, R. I amiglietti, C. Rose. B. Sangenito. J. Kielbasa. F. Davis, R. Melon. K. Parashcs, J. Coddington, J. Evans, P. Evans. S. Fclis. Sixth row: S. Scott. S. Timmerman, C. Lehmann, V. Culbreth. M. Fitzpatrick. M. RobJess. J. Berger. M. Manning. R. Scaramuzzo, E. Hammio, A. Renaldo, A. Bruin, J. Kurowski. C. Safonas. Seventh row: M. Sckclsky, L. Kaufman, B. Cohen. L. Zambelli, B. Anderson, B. Sangenito. B. Fanning. B. Knuiman. P. Nalevaiko, M. Stubbs. J. Manney. R. Renaldo. D. Schcpanski. D. Martin. P. Ford. D. Scott, K. Kirby. BOYS Front row. left to right: F. Miller, C. Johnson. E. Nitkcwicz, I. Anderson, R. Grabowski, A. Pardo. D. Marrone. D. Gunberson. R. Tonge. ;. Blasi, E. Borurn, J. Y’inelli. Second row: A. Whittaker. R. Massago. J. Floccari. E. Hill. R. Morris. R. Tost. P. Lctel-lier, B. Upton. P. Shideland. M. Clork. D. Powers. R. Mueller. Third row: L. McFaddcn. H. Friedman. R. Apgar. J. Kaplan. L. Pcrone. D. Buckhout, L. Anzalone, C. Nowicki, A. Uvine, B. Issac, R. Morgan. C. DeGraff. Fourth row: G. Preit. W. I unit .ilas, R. Simmons. A. Arena. J. Napoliatano, M. Ziccardi. L. Wcintraub. V. Smith. A. Weil. P. Buonincontri. R. Gallo. O. Peluso. Fifth row E. Kaufman, B. Fitzpatrick. A. Ehrich, lb Bishop. A. Ronaldo. II. Goldhaber, L. Kaplan, R. Burns. C. Johnson, C. Johson. A. Becker. I. DcllaRnlta. Sixth row: YV. Hodyl. J. Rizzo, H. Berghaus, T. Hcrdt, J Tausch. F. Colangelo. A. Walker. I. Hudson, J. Kozvsko, J. Taylor. H. Michelson, H. Atkinson. B. Lederman. Seventh row: J. Semitecolos. R. Eldennirc. G. Ball. F. Henderson. H. Nowicki. H Kenary. b. Caminari. G. Lamb, D. Johnson, R. Batchelor. C. Nelson. P. Mercadante. L. Lopez. R. Brown. G. Anucik, F. Ablnjndondolo. C L A S S o F ’5 9 43 SPRING (Ridgeway) Who deals? !u� st scene. Do yon have any rubber tires? T. O’Rourke, the worker, R. Au as Chinatown. SENIOR PLAY Suds in Your Eye” On March 14 and 15, the Senior Class produced “Suds In Your Eye.” a comedy by Jack Kirkland. Under the direction of Mr. Jack Lamberson, students collected props, designed costumes and rehearsed lines. The setting of Suds In Your Eye is a San Diego junk yard under the proprietorship of tin elderly, jovial. Irish woman. Her main objective is to have her nephew. Danny. engaged to the girl of her choice, Kate I .ogan. She gives up her freedom to have this accomplished, although she does so amid much commotion and hilarity. 46 CAST Chinatown.................... Richard Au Buyer............:.r......... Fom O’Rourke Mrs. Feeley ......«. . Mary Ann Palmiotto Mr. I'itzgerald . . . . . ♦,fcfe.Ralph Hinde Miss Tinkham . . . B.................Joan Sharpe Shipyard Worker Conchita .... Mr. Reynolds . Mrs. Rasmusse . . . Tom O’Rourke . Roslyn Manney £........Joe Trotta Doris Landseidel ke Coroz .o rion Schmidt ent Madden O’Rourke k Mitchell Bedrick iarkowski I “Get outta hen before I swipe tin- pain! off your face, says Mrs. F'coly to Concfiita. R. Manney, M. Palniiollo. I. Sharpe. 2. My Gosli, I’ve been murdered!’ R. Hinde. as Mr. Fitzgerald and M. Palniiollo. as Mrs. Feely. Y I’m going lo sell them, everybody.’ P. Dailey as Kale I.ogan in lire auction sale scene. Brunnhilde. you. you vegetarian, you! says Mrs. Rasmussen D. Lanseidel) lo daughter (P. Renaldo). Y ’ I ought to heat you. says Danny (V. Madden) to Kate (P. Dailey). 6. You’re taking a rather Irish’ point of view about this Indian, M. Palmiotlo as Mrs. Feely and J. Trolla as Mr. Reynolds. GLEE CLUB f'ronl roiv, left (o right: R. Hedger, V. Young, H. Friedntun. W. Shurbet, B. Fitzpatrick. H. Hicks, E. Cooper, F. Cucitro, T. Sokol, C. Johnson, R. Perry, R. uccala. Second row: J. Rabkin, D. Buchanan, N. McKenzie, K. I linek, A. Yula, C. Crisci, C. Tillatson, J. Vcmillo (pianist), H. Kuhn (director). P. Greer, K. Nielsen, B. Mosquera, L Finn. L. Doherty, B. Tohas, B. Trubish, O. Waller, B. Cohen. Third row: F. Mueller, K. Dakin, S. Maccnrone. P. Smith, M. Burke, I. Friedman, C. Filippone, B. Stutz, C. Johnson. P. Feikert. I. Rasscr, M. Schcpanski, P. Smith. S. Eggleston. Fourth row: M. Ricco, E. Flammio, M. Stubbs, P. F ord, J. Magliorhctti, V. Edwards, M. Holley, L, Stanco, A. Peluso. V. Rice, D. Mealing, J. Clements, J. Durkrr, I . Ranaldo, Si. Pctchock. D. Scott. Fifth row: P. Parker. G. Sudholz. M. Meyer. P. Newman, O. Schepanski. J. Worley, S. YVeng, H. Kurtz. 7. Moses, I. Sydow. G. Sal-vato, IF Hamilton. J. Gillen, D. Landsiedel. Sixth row: H. Burn. M. Fitzpatrick. S. I'immcrmann, L. Honeyman. D. Parker. M. Robless, I Berger. A. Hopkins, L. Holley. L. Spientz, B. Patterson, C. Sccfonas, C. Marks. S. Coly. Glee Club and Choraleers A club with one of the largest memberships is the Glen Cove I ligh School Glee Club. In addition to busying themselves with their traditional programs at 1 hanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, the Glee Club puts on a colorful Spring Festival. For the enjoyment ol its members a trip to New York was planned. Within the Glee Club there is a select group -the Choraleers. Membership is awarded to those members of the Glee Club who have fine voices and who are industrious. The Choraleers are called upon to present various programs throughout the year. CLUB OFFICERS President — Joan Sharpe Librarians — Louise Stanco Joan CHORALEERS Front row. left to right: C. Filipp lolinson. 7. Moses. S icond row: Kurtz, C. I illotson, M. Rose, P. D. Landseidel, L. G. Salvato, A. lolinson. T. Meyer, R. Hamilton. H. B. Fitzpatrick. Tennis During the spring and f$JI seasons, the tennis team can he found practicing lor the inter-school tournament which is helcfc in the fall and the spring. The team, under the coaching ol Mr. Shelland, has undertaken a complete rebuilding program and anticipates a more rewarding season next year. Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 1 Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 0 Cove 0 LOVE NOTI Fort Washington 5 Garden City 5 Hicksville 4 Bethpage 5 Manhasset 5 Sea Cliff 5 Great Neck 5 Bethpage 5 Hicksville 5 Roslyn 5 Sea Cliff 5 Wheat lev 5 Wheatley 5 Track TENNIS TEAM Front row, left (o right: D. Powers. M. Young. M. As hero ff. W. I-ederman. Second row: E. Kaufman. N. VVichard, A. Walker. T. Nrilsson. C. Stchlin. Third row: D. McKeon. D. Moore. R. Lee. P. Rice. Mr. Shelland. Advisor. Last year s track squad was one of the best in the history of Glen Cove High. Mr. Butz, coach of the spring sport, along with stars Joe Reese, Vin Madden, and Bob Pincus, are responsible for the commendable record. Members excelled in high jumping, discus hurling, running and putting the shot. They were first in the sectional relay and second in the inter-sectional relay. ‘Slay on the Track’' G.C. 1956 SCORES Opp. 24 Great Neck 79 51 Garden City 53 38 Manhasset 66 60% Mineola 40% 75 Carle Place 29 51 Port Washington 53 TRACK Relays—first in sectional (8): second in inter-sectional—Boh Pincus. Joe Reese. Vin Madden. Henry Buchanan. Front row. left to right: C. Johnson. T. Stango. R. Knight. N. Peitcrpcre. S. Gacquinta, J. But , Coach; F. Farf otko. A. Davis. P. Young. D. Mar-rone. I.. Rosenberg, D. I.unherson. J. Shortell. A. Whittaker. Second row: w. Frame, R. Pincus. P. Mcrcadantc, M. Abbandondola, J. DcThonms, A. Pardo. C. Stehlin, L. Cornell. A. Ring. R. Smith. J. Reese. A. Jackson. P. Rice. Third row: E. Kelley, T. Ncilsen. W. Stock. J. O’Rourke. G. Faccio, L. Turnicr, J. Wambough. G. McMichacI, R. Lee. R. Fowle, E. Convey. J. Mitchel. P. Weng. K. Brocoolo, D. Shortell. Swinging: A. Ciampi. Kneeling: E. Boerum, J. Minsky. C. Abate, D. Giovinazzo. R. Morgan. Second row: L Alsfrand, S. Sckclsky. W. Shields, J. Donmratski, C. Santos, S. Clark, Coach. Golf Golf Team All interest was focused on the Glen Cove High School Golf I earn of 1956. They proved worthy ol this attention by honoring the school with the title of New York State Champions. This goal was reached after gaining the titles of North Shore Champions, and Nassau County and Long Island Champions. We might add that the North Shore League Championship has been held for the past eight years. Under the coaching of Mr. Clark, this year will prove to be another record-smashing one for the golf team. Glen Cove 10 Glen Cove 8 Glen Cove 9 Glen Cove 9 Glen Cove 9 Glen Cove 8 Glen Cove 9 Glen Cove 9 Glen Cove 9 Glen Cove 6V2 Glen Cove 6 Glen Cove 9 Glen Cove 7 Glen Cove 3V2 Bayside 2 Garden City 1 Chaminade 0 Roslyn 0 Bethpage 1 Hempstead I Port Washington 0 Hicksville 0 Manhasset 0 Oyster Bay 2 2 Hempstead 2 Farmingdale 0 Sea Cliff 2V2 Chaminade 3 50 THE SCOREBOARD Cove 1 1956 Sea Cliff 0 St. Mary’s 5 Mineola 4 St. Mary s 3 Carle Place 3 Sea Cliff 0 Manfiasset 9 Washington Garden City Great Neck Carle Place Manhasset Washington arden City 1 Great Neck 9 Mineola 4 Basebal I he sport which takes the limelight during the spring is baseball. I he serene spring days are frequently broken by the sound of baseball jargon. 1 he air is filled with strike, ball and batter-up! With this backdrop, the varsity baseball team began its season with Mr. Lamberson acting as coach. I he learn won praise not only because of its hard work but also because its teamwork and sportsmanship brought honor to the school. Front Row, left to right: L. McFaddcn. H. Bisliop. D. Bonacountri. W. Szcosmatru, S. Ring. E. Kaufman. O. Pcluso. J. Sanfrentello. D. Murray. Second row: C. DeGraf, N. Gctterburg, H. Freidman, J. Kaplcn. G. I -amb, F. Ahhandondola, A. Ronaldo, R. Domcnicello, W. Issar. Third row: G. Ball, P. Marlendor. F. Henderson. T. Ecclcs, E. Altieri, L. Mai fray, H. Jehnsen, J. Silva, H Rapolje, T. DclArala. R. Do-Frank, A. Bock. W. Fisher. 51 2. S. Butt. J. Bolz, S. Coty—Measurement for and gown. I) my I rehearsal. t. I he Brain Trusters ’—1038 Profilers. J. Graf. S. Schrocder, J. Silva, B. Tracy. N. Finkelstein. B. Ferris. 3. Now I wonder what this will make?' Schwart apfel and A. Familctti. 6. Studying and tomfooling. Puchmuller. 7. We II huff and puff for dear old Tattler. Welt and R. Stango at Tattler anniversary. 8. The I.ettermen's Cluh. 9. Class in citizenship—Mrs. Mullin. L GIRLS f ront row, left to right. B. Jones, J. Goss, L. Pascucci, M. Ronaldo, M. Spincllo, M. Melendez. B. Noble, H. Soffc, D. Manning. J. Kiklica. E. Mueller, S. Eggleston. C. Tillotson, J. Galante. P. Walsh, J. Scbustiano, P. Chccola. Second row: B. Burgur, M. Shcdrick, C. Izzo, B. Lcncar, A. Burnett, J. Ciurlco, C. Crisci, C. I rotta, J. Gral, M. Lipschutz, P. Klechcr. B. Rule, L. Capobianco. II. Baade, C. Johnson. R. Bashuk. B. Berk. Third row: A. Smith. B. Gumbo, J. Mongclluzzo, B. Graziosc, J. Miller, S. Kafka. B. Tracy, S. Zrake, C. Welt, M. Kopecs. C. Paulson, A. Gunaltay, V. Cymbalist. I. Friedman. F. Morley, P. Feikert. Fourth row. B. Mon tel I, S. Berk. C. Larkin. L. Galardi. S. Schroeder. N. Finkclstcin, J. Capobianco. J. Zicr, P. Broccolo, L. Vorst, M. Ycrry. M. Gallart, C. Martino. M. Rossetti, B. Stutz. Fifth row: V. Cas-telluccio. M. VarricKk). B. Irvine. A. Kopetic, M. LaRocca, L. I ancrcdi, I. Sydow, A. Pehrou, M. Ruggiero. M. Sheridan. C. McDogau, A. Shumski. M. Caggiano. A. Familetti. B. Smith. Sixth row: J. Gillen, S. Dudley, P. Ceglia, L. Stanco, A. Zaleski. M. Schuessler. N. Nineve. S. Nielsen. P. Browning. M. Scott. B. O Neill, B. Patterson, P. Williams, P. Newman, R. Hamilton. Seventh row: E. Holley. M. Ellen, D. Westfall, P. Parker, G. Clements. P. Lovett. M. Meyer. A. Norvik, P. Davis. S. Stevenson. M. Feiselman. G. Sudholz, B. Holland. K. Brown. A S S BOYS Front row, left to right R. West. R. Britt. P. Mollitor. J. Merrit. A. Davis, W. Galik. R. DcMaio, F'. Prcvid, T. Nilsson. M. Stanco. B. Wilson. D. Moore. Second row: C. Abate, M. McMahon. T. Conway, G. Balos. R. Chidcster. D. Moore. J. McAlccr. J. San-frattello, G. Pinckney. L. Finn. Third row: M. Young, B. Ferris. S. Ring. W. Fisher. I. Famigletti, J. Conally. F. Vital. N. Cul-breth, C. Ranicri. N. Gederbcrg. H. Hicks. Fourth row: C. Pyke. G. Puchmullcr. B. Nelson. D. Tate. V. Herbert. N. Cooper. . Szcrcmcta, L. Basile, S. Freyler, C. Sharpe. T. Boris. J. Potter. Fifth row: C. Santo. G. Cocchiola, D. Brown. J. Domaradzki. A. Genova. C. Newell. J. Nalevaiko, V. Simoneschi. A. Ring. K. Johnson. E. Nastri, C. Martino. C. Gnmbino. Sixth row: D. Sessler, I. Tbornton, R. Ccnawood, R. Lee, L. Tumicr. R. Coddington. W. Kenary. R. Honeyman. C. Stchlin, J. Wambough, R. Fowle. I. Silva. D. Schelin, W. Davis. Seventh row: M. Reizes, A. Snell. W. Doran. A. Van Helden, J. DeThomasis. R. Alexander. F. Barwick, II. Jensen. L. Mow Froy. L. Ahlstrand. R. Kctcham. M. Broollon, P. Rice. H. Rapelje, A. Van Helden. o F ’5 8 53 � 9 SUMMER I he day is done, and slowly from the scene, the snn (fathers his spent shafts and pats them hack 7olden qnicer. stooping into 11 (Longfellow) wnrmrm—-------- i wa 8 jV MOST N 1ASCULINE—Jack Mitchell MOST FEMININE—Carol Sherman BEST DRESSED GIRL-Virginia Nash BEST DRESSED BOY-Joseph Reese Class of DID MOST FOR CLASS-Boy-Robert Pincus Girl—Joan V’olpe MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Girl-Ellen Holgerson Boy—Barry Bedrick NICEST HAIR—Boy—Paul Young Girl—Jacqueline Hammel NICEST SMILE-Boy-Ed Allied Girl—Carol Capohianco J MOST HANDSOME— lack Mitchell PRETTIEST-Virginia Nash - MOST ATHLETIC BOY-Lauritz WcnC CUTEST BOY-Ed Alticri MOST ATHLETIC GIRL-Agatha Smith CUTEST GIRL-CaroI Capohinnco MOST ALL-AROUND BOY-Vinccnt Madden MOST ALL-AROUND GIRL-Joan Worley PEPPIEST BOY-Arthur Nonini PEPPIEST GIRL—Carol Capohianco MOST POPULAR Freshman—Carol Cornell. Ralph Rina Sophomore—I.orrainc Mackay, Howie Reynolds Junior—Althea Famaletti, Claude Abate Senior—Barbara Waczkowski. John Bolz ROBERT PINCUS 7 Lincoln Place, Glen Cove Senior Class President Bob ’ lias been an important figure in Glen Cove High School and an active participant in many clubs and sports. I lis induslriotis-ncss has played a major role in making our Senior year a success. Masquers ! ,2,3.4; Ixitin Club 1,2: Spanish Club 3: Biology Club 2: Tattler 1,2,3,4; Track 2.3.4: Soccer 3.4; Basketball I ; Intramural Sports 1,2.3: Chess Club 2. EDWARD ALTIERI 25 Morris Drive. Hicksvillc Senior Class Vice President Eddie ' bolds a prominent place in our class. Athletically, he has excelled in basketball and baseball; scholastically. In has taken full and wise advantage of his studies: socially. he hns won many friends with his genial smile and his ability to co-operate with others. Baseball 1.2,3; Basketball 3,4: SfKtnish Club 1,2.3. PATRICIA STANGO 2 Dickson Street. Glen Cove Senior Class Secretary Short, cute, friendly, and popular arc the words which introduce Pat. She is noted for her excellent work in secretarial studies. This was no small contributing factor to he election as Class So rotary. Pat e • joys Italian food and is an ardent fan of Pat Boone. Taller 1.4; Chorus 1.2; Masquers 1.2: Commercial Club 2.3.4; Alpha 3.4: Profile 4: Intramural Sports 3. BARRY BEDRICK 13 Old Instate Road, Glen Cove Barry, one of the most outstanding members of our class, will long lie remembered for his exceptional scholastic ability. I lc is an asset to any group and will undoubtedly be a success in whatever field he chooses. Latin Club 1.2.3.4: Photography 1.2.3.4: Biology Club 2: Tattler 3: Masquers 2,3.4. JOHN H. BOI7 Ormond Park Rond. Brookvillc One of the newer faces in G.C. IIS.. John easily fits in with the boys.’ As an old salt. he is fond of both boating and swimming. He will long be remembered for his bruvery beyond the call of duty during the football initiation. Varsity Lootball 4: Swimming 1,2,3: Press 2,3. ROBERT BRAUN 18th Street, Glen Cove Bob, ' a quiet well mannered Senior, always has a smile for everyone. His interests range from model trains to photography. Although his plans for the luture are not definite, he hopes to attend college. Intramural Sfnrts 1.2. KENNETH BROCCOLO 17 McKinley Place. Glen Cove ' Ken is a friendly fellow with a mischievous glint in his eye. He is an ardent sports fan and participates in basketball. Ken hopes to make engineering his career. Basketball 3: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. TOM BROWN Glen I-one. Glcnwood Landing Tom is a familiar figure in the halls of G.C.H.S. His keen sense of humor has Ix-en an asset to our class. After graduation “ I om plans to join the Navy. 58 CAROL CAPOBIANCO 81 Walnut Road, Glen Cove Carol is that vivacious and curly locked cheerleader who con be seen at all the games. She enjoys all sports. Rock n’ Roll, dancing, food, and the Dodgers. She will long he remembered for her energetic personality and cheerfulness. Cheerleading 4: Intramural Sports 2.3,4; Tattler 4; Masquers 2.3. JOHN BRYLCZYK 10 Bowne Street. Glen Cove John is one of the most likeable and intelligent boys in the Senior Class. Although originally from Poland, he has readily adapted himself to our way of life. He is a zealous sports admirer and excels in football and track. His interests an varied and include traveling, electronics, and engineering. Football 1.2.3.4: Track 2.3.4. ANN VERONICA BUTLER 28 Nassau Avenue. Glen Cove Ann is a quiet girl and very nice to know. Among Ann s interests are driving, rooking, and dancing. After graduation she intends to be a secretary. Commercial Club 1.2.3.4: Tattler 4. SUSAN BUTT 13 Wood Lane. I ttingtown “Sue' is the pert Senior who likes to dance and attend parties. She is also a sports lover: swimming heads the list of her favorites. She is going to attend a Teachers Col lege and hopes to embark upon a career as an elementary school teacher. French Club 3: Junior Class Executive Committee 3: Cheerleading 3: B. Altman Fashion Board 4: Senior Class Executive Committee 4. !J-:ONE CAMPBELL 28 Prospect Avenue. Glen Cove Lee. a cute little blond, is known for her warm personality and femininity. She is an avid fan of the late James Dean and can usually be found reading any material that might pertain to him. She will long l e remembered by us all for her friendliness. I atin Club 2.3.4: Biology Club 2: Fattier I: Library Club 1.2.3.4: Masquers 1.2.3.4: Profile 4. JOSEPH C. CAPOBIANCO 38 Frost Pond Rond, Glen Cove Cappy” is that happy-go-lucky Senior whose main ambition is to enjoy life. He will be remembered for his participation in football and track. After graduation, he will become a member of Uncle Sam s crew. Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball I: Track 1,2,3; Masquers 2: Intramural .Sports 1,2,3: Varsity Club 4. MARY ANN CASEY 30 Plymouth Drive, South, Glen Cove Mary Ann’s sparkling blue eyes, matched with her vivacious personality, capture the friendship of all those who come in contact with her. The experience which she has gained as a leader in many high school activities will prove rewarding to her in the future. Library Club 1.2,3: Latin Club 1.2.3.4; Girls' State Representative 3: Cheerleading 3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2: Alpha 3.4; Masquers 1.2. BARBARA CATANZANO 34 Elm Avenue. Glen Cove Barbara's good natured and kindly manner is accentuated by her keen sense of humor. We are sure that Barb’s good grooming will be an asset to her in her work ns a beautician. Commercial Club 2.3.4: Tattler 4: Intramural Sports 2.3.4, 59 SUSAN COTY 60 Woolsey Avenue. Glen Cove Sue” is on active member of tin Senior class and enjoys everything from dramatics to steak. After graduation her plans include further education and employment in Europe. Chorus 1.2.3.4: Choraleers 1.2.3.4: Tattler 1.2: Library Club 1,2,3: biology Club 2: French Club 1.2. 3.4: Masquers 1.2.3.4: Thespians 2.3,4: Profile 4. ai ari .orn: dahlstrom 28 Margaret Street. Glen Cove Charlotte came to Glen Cove in her sophomore year. Sweden’s loss was our gain. Her quiet and reserved manner is an asset to any group. In the future, she hopes to enter the field of science or mathematics. Masquers 3. MARY JOAN CO!-ANGELO 47 First Street Extension. Glen Cove Mary Joan possesses a sunny and good naturrd disposition. She will always be remembered for her pizza parties. After graduation she hopes to pursue a business career. Commercial Club 2,3,4: Intramural Simrts 3: Tattler 4. EDWARD CONVEY Whitney Lane. Wheatley Hills. Old Wcslbury Eddy. one of our all around Seniors, is characterized by a winning smile and ready wit. His love for fanning will help him to succeed in that field. liashetball 1.2.3.4: Football 4: Varsity Club 3.4: Track 3,4. EUGENE COOPER 14 Elsinore Avenue, Glen Cove Eugene’s excellent singing voice has entertained us many times at assemblies. He is also a sports enthusiast. which is shown by his participation in track and basketball. Chorus 1.2.3.4: Choraleers 3.4: Track 1.2: basketball 1,2. MIKE C0R07.7.0 63 V2 Glen Street. Glen Cove Mike is. in general, pleasure loving. Among his likes, Italian food ranks high. His future plans include the Navy and then college. Football 3.4; baseball 4: Intramural Sports 1,2.3: Masquers 4; Junior Executive Committee 3. ROBERT COLES 24 Phillips Road, Glen Cove Science and photography rank first among Bob’s interests, although fishing, boating, and traveling run a close second. His scholastic ability assures us that he will lx- successful in all his future undertakings. Ixitin Club 1.2: Alpha 2.3.4; SfHin ish Club 3: French Club 4: Photog raphy Club 1.2.4: Masquers 2.4; library Club 2: Profile 4. CAROLINE A. CUSIMANO 11 Guilfoy Street. Glen Cove Carol is a quiet girl with a nice personality. She enjoys almost everything from sports to baking. She plans to work in an office after graduation. 60 PRISCILLA DAILEY 26 Maple Avenue. Glen Cove Pris,” who is filled with gaiety and the joy of living, can often be seen horseback riding or munching pizza pic. For one who plans to be a teacher, these pleasant aspects of Priscilla’s personality will surely stand her in good stead. Masquers 1,2.3.4; Latin Club 1,2: Library Club 1.2.3.4; Intramural Sports 1.2,3.4; Chorus I; Profile 4. FRANK DANIELLO 150 Oyster Bay Road Locust Valley I'rank, a rather quiet member of the Senior class, is well liked by his fellow classmates. After graduation. I'rank (loin's to obtain a job driving stock cars. Baselxill I; Football 2.3; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. ROBERTA DAVIDSON 11 Jackson Street, Glen Cove Roberta is quiet, serious, and kind. She is a music lover and admires all aspects of theatrical art. Roberta s efficiency and coopcrativc-ncss will undoubtedly be an asset to her in college. Lattler 1,2,3,4; Ixitin Club 1,2: Chorus I; Spanish Club 3,4. BETTE DAVIS 11 I lighland Rond. Glen Cove Beneath Bette’s quiet and charming manner lies a well disciplined and dependable person. Her success as a student in G.C.H.S. foretells her future success in college. ImUu Club 1.2,3; Chorus 1: Tattler 2,3,4; Biology Club 2. JOHN DAVIS Red Spring Dine. Glen Cove John is a quiet, conservative person who has avidly supported the intramural sports program during his four years of attendance at Glen Cove High. After graduation John plans to join the Navy. Intramural Sports 1.2.3,4. ROBERT DcFRANK 10 Locust Street. Glen Cove Bob” is a quiet and friendly boy. He can be found playing enthusiastically on the Glen Cove High baseball team. “Bob” is also interested in woodworking and cars. He plans to work with his parents as a florist. Baseball 3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. THOMAS DEL FERRARO 17 First Street. Glen Cove Del’ has been an asset to almost every team included in our athletic program. He plans to enter the U. S. Marines after graduation. Lootball 2.3; Basketball 1.2,3; Base ball 1.2.3.4. ANNIE LAURIE HEATHER DICK 92 IJndbergh Street. I ocust Valley Heather is one of the most popular Senior girls. She has the prominent features of long brunette hair and eyes of the same hue. Her outstanding interests are water skiing, kittens, small children, and teaching in Sunday school. Heathers future ambition is to engage in nursing or missionary work. Intramural Sports 1.2.3; Ixitin Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Profile 4; Choralecrs 3.-I: Photography Club 2: Masquers 2. 61 DIANE DOMACALA I I 1 Son Cliff Avenue. Glen Cove Diane is a very studious and industrious girl. She likes nice clothes and wears them attractively. Among her many accomplishments are included sewing and dancing. Alter graduation she hopes to obtain a secretarial position. Commercial Club 1,2,3.4; Masquers 1.2.3.4: Intramural Sports 2,3; Photography Club 3; Alpha 2.3.4. RICHARD DOMENICHELLO 247 Southwood Circle. Syosset Red stands out with his glistening red hair, his vitality and his cheerfulness. He is usually found either actively partciputing in. or watching, the games. Red plans to attend college and then become an Air Force pilot. Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. CHARLES DORAN 42 Prospect Avenue. Glen Cove Chick, a handsome chap with blond hair and blue eyes, is most enthusiastic about boating, horseback riding, and hunting His plans for the future include the designing ol cars. Masquers 1.2.3.4: Thespians 3.4: Football 1,2: Intramural Sports 1.2, 3.4. JOANNE DURKEE 60 Coles Street. Glen Cove Joanne is always happy. She is interested in music and movies. Joanne would like to travel around the world and. with her will and determination, this desire will probably be realized someday. She plans to do secretarial work after graduation. Chorus 1.2,3.4: Choraleers 1.2,3,4: Masquers 1.2.3.4: Library Club 1.2, 3.4: Intramural Sports. THOMAS ECCLES 13 Glen Cove Drive. Glen Cove Outwardly Tom” seems to be one of the more conservative members of our class: his avid interest in Dixieland music disproves this. He is also u sports enthusiast and has been an active member of our baseball team. Baseball 2,3. STACY DRIVAS 12 Forest Avenue. Glen Cove Stacy, originally from Greece, is the newest member of our class. Her pleasant smile and sweet disposition quickly won her many friends. Stacy plans to go into the field of teaching. GILBERT FACCIO Gil takes great pride in dressing well, being a successful athlete, and maintaining a good scholastic average. His plans for the future include a college education, and establishing himself as a career officer in the Air Force. Football 2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1,3,4: Latin Club 1: Sfxin-ish Club 2,3: Tattler I: Varsity Club 3.4; Biology Club 2. CAROLYN FANNING 24 Central Avenue. Glen Cove Her sparkling eyes mirror her personality. Hence. Carol is always full of pep and vigor. She excels in all sports, which fact will assist her in becoming an excellent physical education teacher. Commercial Club 1,2: Spanish Club 3: Masquers 2.3: Tattler 4: Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4. 62 ELAINE FANNING 10-1 Elm Avenue. Glen Cove Elaine enjoys herself so long as there is some fun in what she is doing. In fart, wherever she is. there is bound to he some sort of amusement. Elaine plans to study nursing and to specialize in infant care. Glee Club 2.3; Masq uers 2.3; Com menial Club 2.3.4: Intramural Sports 2.3.4; Homemaking Club 4. FRANK FARBOTKA 33 Shore Road. Glen Cove I'rank has been an asset to our truck team for the past three years and also plays on our soccer team. Frank’s plan for the future is to attend the U. S. Coast Guard Academy. Track 2,3,4; Soccer 2.4. HILDA FLAK Duck Pond Road, locust Valley Hilda is a welcome newcomer to our class this year. Among her inter csts ore painting, science, and biol-ogy. We are sure that I lilda will he successful in the nursing profession. German Club 1,2,3. PATRICIA FLOCCARI 13 Fourth Street. Glen Cove “Pat’s” singular characteristics may be seen in a blend of sincerity, sweetness, and charm. Her spontaneous laughter and her petiteness add to and enhance her individuality. Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Commercial Club 1,2.3.4; Masquers 1.2.3.4. KATHERINE MARIE FOWLER 1 McLoughlin Street. Glen Cove Katherine is a quiet girl and possesses a pleasant personality. She enjoys cooking, sewing and dancing. (' torus 1.2.3: Commercial Club 1.2,3.4; Masquers 1.2,3.4: Intra mural Sports 1.2. PATSY FLOCCARI 13 Fourth Street. Glen Cove Patsy is petite, vivacious, and. at the appropriate time, quite witty. She enjoys listening to popular music. Patsy s ambition is to be a private secretary’. Library Club 2.3: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Masquers 1.2.3.4: Thes- pians 2,3.4; Commercial Club 1.2. 3.4. WILLIAM FRAME R.F.D. No. I. Glen Head Bill is a popular member of the Senior Class and possesses a quick and likeable sense of humor. His interests include farming, food, hunting. and football. After graduation he plans to attend college and then become a farmer. I’ootball 3.4: Track 3.4; Ixitin Club 1.2; Spanish Club 3: Varsity Club 3.4. BETTY C HRISTINE FRANSEN 38 William Street. Glen Head Betty is always smiling and always has a hearty greeting for everyone. I ler interests are Rock n Roll, music, and sports of all kinds. After graduation she would like to become a dental hygienist. Hand 1,2,3: Chorus I; Im tin Club 1.2.3.4: Masquers 2: Intramural Sports 2.3. 63 CAROLE GALANTE 17 West ‘ ll� Street. Locust Valley Pert and perky. Carole lias done lier share in supporting Glen Cove I ligh’s activities. Her likes include pizza pie. Pork n' Roll. the Yanks and chccrlcadlng. After graduation. Carole wants to obtain a position in a hank or library. Cheerleading 3,4; French Club I. 2.3: Commercial Club 3.4: Intra mural S rorts 2,3.4: 1 alller 4. LENA GALANTE 17 West 9th Street. Locust Valley Lena is a well known figure in G.C.H.S. Her favorites include Rock n’ Roll, photography, and collecting popular records. After graduation her plans are to secure a secretarial position. Majoretles 3.4: Commercial Club 3.4: Intramural Sports 3,4. MARCIA GOLDMAN 107 Ket hum’s Road. Hicksville Marcia is known to us all by her keen interest in fashions. She enjoys French, good movies and art. She has supported G.C.H.S. with her willing participation in school activities. Alter she graduates. Marcia plans to attend college. French Club 2,3,4: Masquers 2,3,4: Biology Club 2: Junior Executive Committee 3: luitin Club 4. DOMINICK GIOVINA7.ZO 437 Forest Avenue. Locust Valley Dorn. a lover of Rock n Roll and sports, is outstanding in the game of golf. Within the near future. his plans for a military career arc predominant. Coif 1.2.3.4; Intramural Sports 1,2, 3.4. WILLIAM GOELZER 18 Dogwood Lane. Glen Head Bill is serious, co-operative, and very easy to get along with. I le is a HI-FI fiend and also has great admiration for Cadillac cars. Since Bill is an excellent student, it is reasonably certain that he will be successful in his study of engineering. Spanish Club 2,3,4; Photography Club 3.4: Alpha 3.4. PATRICIA GORMAN 69 Pershing Avenue, Locust Valley “Pat is a pert and friendly Senior who attracts many friends. She likes parties and always seems to enjoy herself regardless of where she is. She spends much of her leisure time dancing and listening to Rock n Roll. Biology Club 1 : Commercial Club I; Chorus 1,2,3: Intramural Sports 3. ROY GRAPEL 84 Birchwood Park Drive Hicksville Roy. is well known for his keen sense of humor and friendliness. I lis enthusiasm for sports has been shown by his participation in intramural sports. Upon graduation he plans to become a machinist. Intramural Sfyorts 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA GREENHALGH 170 Buckram Road, Locust Valley Ginny is a quiet and well mannered girl whose pleasant personality makes it a pleasure to be with her. She is very active in all sports but especially likes bowling and swimming. As a secretary, we arc sure she will be very successful. French Club 1 : Commercial Club 2,3.4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3. 64 ' l ' Ik ROBERT GRKENRIDGE 2Is! Street and Scott Avenue Jericho Boh is the possessor of a good sense of humor. I le is a sports enthusiast with a preference for cars and speedboats. Upon graduation from high school he will enter the Service. RICHARD GROBI.F.WSKI 18 Danis A venue. Glen Cove f)ick has an excellent record of participation in school activities. His primary interest are cars and golf. I le hopes to become a designing engineer. Hand 1.2,3.4; Handing 2,3,4: rock VI: Golf A. W THEODOR I •: GU’RNEF 70 Dosoris Dine. Glen Cove I ed is easily satisfied for his likes an many and varied, ranging from science to 1.truing and sports. His ambition is to study nuclear aeronautics. hiskef ro I: Haselndl 1.5.4: Inira mural Sports 1.2.5.4: I'ootball 4: Iranis 5: Biology ( lnl 2: Ghorns 5: Allmans I'ashion Hoard 4: Vor si!v Club 3.4. TOWARD HALLERAN Cedar Swamp Road. Jericho Ed is a person whose likes are many and whose dislikes are few. lie will always l e remembered for his pleasant smile and likeable personality. IACQI II INF HAMM El. 105 IVrshing Avenue. Ixxust Valley lackie is easily recognized by her beautiful long blond hair. Sweetness and femininity are a distinct part of her sparkling personality. She pi ans to become a secretary after graduation. Sorvicp Club I : Intramural Sports 1.5; Cheerleading I: Masquers 2.5; Soccer 2. IOSFIMI HASAY 72 Valentine Street. C den Cove “Joe. a rather quiet individual, possesses a good sense of humor and is. indeed, an asset to our class. His likes are many, but Ixrwling is foremost. After graduation he plans to operate his own bowling alley. Howling 1.2.3: Masquers 1.2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Soccer 2. ROBERT W. HERDT 10 Petite Place. Glen Cove Bob” is a quiet boy. who is a real credit to the Senior Class I l -enjoys reading, eating, and science. With the sound judgment and logic of which he is capable. Bob certainly should be a success in later life. Track 1.2.4; Chess Club 1,2: Biol ogv Club 2: Masquers 1.2.3.!: Preach Club 3: Photography Club 1.2.3. RALPH I X. HINDI. 25 I lammond Road. (den Cove Ralph’s laugh is a familiar one and his voire is one to be admired. Because of his vocal talent he participates in many choruses. Ralph future plans include attendant e at college. ('horns 1,2,3: Sjxinish Club 3.4; llaseball I ; Hashetlxdl 1.3; Soccer 1.2. 65 ELLEN BETTY HOLGERSEN 69 Hendrick Avenue. Glen Cove Femininity and charm are Ellen s outstanding characteristics. Balancing this is her very ambitious nature with which she has contributed much to our Class. After completion of high school. Ellen will attend college and plans to major in Biology. ( dee Club 1,2,3; Choraleers 1.2.3: .cifin Club 1.2: Biology Club 2: Masquers 1.2.3; Alpha 1.2.3.1: In tramural Sports 1.2.3; Spanish Club 3.4: Profile 4: Junior F.xecutiee Committee 3. LORRAIN HOLI EY 38 Cottage Row. Glen Cove l.orrain’s ambitiousness is a definite asset to our class. She has a great interest in sports and often displays her athletic ability in intramural sports. Her success in her work at the Glen Cove Hospital can be attributed to her warm personality. Commercial Club 2.3: Masquers 2.3: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2,3. FRANK P. HUFF 46 Todd Drive East. Glen Head Frank's winsome smile is known all around Senior alley.” He is at- his best when tinkering around with his Hi-Fi' set. Conversely he is at his worst when he hears a scratchy record played on the set Prank intends to study electrical engineering in college. Latin Club 1.2.3; Biology Club 2: Intramural Sports I ; Junior Class Executive Commitee 3: Profile 3.4. GORDON JONES. JR. 69 School Street. Glen Cove Gordon, a comparative newcomer to G.C.H.S.. is well liked bv his classmates. His interests include going to church, swimming, dancing, and participating in sports. When he graduates he plans to go to college to study Agricultural Engineering. Intramural Sports 2.3; Student Council 3: Dramatics Club 3.4: Chorus 3,4. ELEANOR KAMINSKI 31 Hendrick Avenue. Glen Cove Vivaciousness is just as prominent a feature of P'leanor as her seriousness of purpose. Her many pleasurable traits have endeared her to her numerous friends. Band 1.2.3.4; Tattler 1.2.3.4: Latin Club 1.3; French Club 2.4; Biology Club 2; Profile 4: Masq tiers 1,2,3.4: Intramural S x rts 1.2.3.4: Thespians 4: Student Adtnsory Council 3.4. JOHN F. KARCHER. Ill 4 Raynham Road. Glen Cove John s pride and joy is his car. Most of his spare time is spent either riding in it or working on it. John hopes to become an auto mechanic after graduation. Football 2: Intramural Sports 1.2. 3.4. MICHAEL KATZ 140 Kctchnm s Rond. Hicksvillc Mike, ' a reserved member of our class, is a well mannered l oy who fits in any group. He enjoys sports and Rock n’ Roll. In the future he plans to own his own business. Baseball 2.3; Basketball 2.3,4; Spanish Club 2. LEAH KELLY 13 Yale Place. Glen Cove Ijcah, a vivacious brunette, is known and liked by all. She has taken an active part in many activities. especially Masquers. Swimming. sports, and dancing are on the lop of her list of likes. Masquers 1.2.3: Thespians 4; Homemaking (Tub 4: Chorus 1.2: Commercial Club 2.3: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers Club 4. 66 HOWARD KINCH. JR. 21 Lindherg Si reel. Glen Cove I toward, one of our carefree Seniors. is good natured and always ready with a joke. His interests include cars, and football. In the future be would like to secure a position ns an airplane mechanic or a carpenter. Band 1,2. THOMAS KUEEMAN Shore Road. Glen Cove Known as Butch. Thomas is very interested in cars and mechanics. After graduation Butch plans to attend an Army ordnance school to be a tank mechanic. Band 1.2,3.4: Masquers 1.2.3.4. HAYDEN KURTZ 37 Glen Keith Road. Glen Cove Hayden is gentle and sincere, and has many diversified interests. These attributes have gained her many friends. We are assured of her success as a teacher. lunior Class llxecutive Committee 3; Tattler 3.4; Profile 4: All State Choir 3: Masquers 1.2.3.4: Thespians 3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2: French Club 1.2.3.4: Biology Club 2: Chorus 1.2,3,4: Choraleers 1,2. 3.4. DORIS MARIE LANDSIEDEL 3‘) Todd Drive East. Glen Head Doris is a very active and energetic girl who enjoys ail outdoor sports, especially swimming and skating. Doris likes all of her school work and plans to become an elementary school teacher. (dee Club 1.2.3,4; Masquers 1.2. 3.4: Breach Club 1.2.3: Tattler 4: Thespians 3,4: Intramural Sports 3; Biology Club 3. A RICHARD LOFTUS 33 West Glen Street. Glen Cove Richard, a well known member of the Senior Class, is an active par ticipant in Soccer and Bowling. At some future lime Richard wants to travel up the Hudson River on water skiis. Soccer 4. EDITH D. MacINNES Peacock Point. I ocust Valley Edith, a popular figure among the Seniors, is a happy-go-lucky girl. Among her interests are parties, swimming, and horseback riding. Upon graduation, she intends to enter Farmingdale Institute. Chorus I: Masquers 1.2,3: Intramural S torls 1.2.3: Science Club 1. ELIZABETH MACKAY 30 Chestnut Street. Glen Cove Lizzy, as she is known to all her friends, is one of the peppiest girls in the Senior Class. She likes going to football games, eating (especially pizza pie), and having a good time. “Lizzy can he seen at the beach during the summer, excelling in her favorite sport, swimming. Masquers 1.2: Ixiiin Club 2: French Club 2.3.4: Cheerleading 2.3,4; Spanish Club 3.4; Intramural Sports 1.2.3: Tattler 4: Profile 4. VINCENT MADDEN 22 School Street. Glen Cove Yinnic is one of the most popular boys in the Senior Class. His enjoyment of sports can easily be observed by his commendable contributions in football and track. He has many other interests, some of which are food and sculpturing. After he graduates from Glen Cove High. “Vinnie plans to go on to college. f ootball 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Varsity Club 4. 67 JOAN ANN MAGUOCHETTI •13 Third Slrrol. Glen Cove Joan Ann is known among the Seniors for lier efficiency and pleasant personality: her nice clothes are the envy of every girl. She has been an outstanding member of The Future Teachers Club and we are sure she will be a success as a teacher. Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Latin Club 1.2. 3.4: Masquers 2.3: Library Club 2.3.4. Intramural Sports 2.3: Tattler I : Profile 4. SHEII .A MANDFLBAUM 110 Slaman Road. Jericho Sheila is a tall brunette with a slow, shy smile. She includes among her likes clothes, dancing, music, sports and cars. Sheila enjoys school in general, and plans to go on to business college. Commercial Club 2.3.4: Spanish Club 3; Intramural Sports 3: Tattler 4: Profile -1. KOSLYN MANNEY 23 Dosoris Lane. Glen Cove Roz. as she is better known to her friends, has a soft spot in her heart for horseback riding and pizza pie. I ler dependability will certainly be an asset to her in business school. Masquers 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2.3: Biology Club 2: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Home Economics Club 4. NANCY MARTINO 10 Yale Place. Glen Cove Nancy has a sincere smile and merry brown eves. She has faithfully supported the girls’ intramural sports. Ranking high on Nancy’s list of interests are red •convertibles, boys, parties, and money. She intends to enter a business school after graduation from high school. Commercial Club 1.2: Photography Club 2: Intramural S xtrls 1.2.3.4. JOHN MATTHEWS 36 Garfield Avenue. Glen Head By contributing much of his time to the dramatic section of our school. John has helped to make many of our plays successful. For the future he is considering either military service or college. Masquers 1.2.3,4: hespians 2.3,4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Pholog raphy Club 2,3.4: Baseball 1.4. PATRICK J McMAHON. Ill 7 Ridge Drive. Glen Cove Pat ’ is a happy-go-lucky follow who looks for tin- humorous side of life. Among his likes are summertime. a white ’55 bord, sleeping, and waterskiing. His ultimate goal is to hunt for uranium in the Sahara Desert. Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Masquers 1,2.3.4; Photography Club 1.2,3,4: Audio Visual Club 1.2: Bonding Club 1. DONALD McKEON 126 St. Andrews Dane. Glen Cove Don.” who has proved himself a valuable asset to the school band, has a liking for all sports. His friendly and understanding manner assures us that the ministry will surely benefit by his presence. Band 1.2.3.4: Biology ( lub 2: Base hall I ; Bashetball I ; Spanish Club 1.2; Tennis 3.4. GORDON McMICHAFL 32 Birrhwood Park Drive. Hirksville Gordon is that tall, studious boy. who is always ready with a friendly hello. Wherever there is food: there is Gordon. Anyone coming up behind Gordon suddenly will be surprised to learn that lie is also interested in practicing judo. 68 NEIL McNAUGHTON 13 Leonard Street. Glen Cove Neil Moose McNaughton is well liked by all of us. His election as president of Masquers is one attestation to tliat fact. Neil’s pri niary interests are Inmling, stock cars, and girls. I Jpon ronipletion of high school. Neil plans to join the United States Coast Guard. Soccer 1.2,3.4: Masquers 2.3.4: rliespians 3.4. RICHARD E. METZGER C edar Swamp Road. Jericho Richard is an energetic individual. Being artistically inclined he enjoys all types of art and protography. After graduation, he will volunteer his services to the U. S. Navy. Audio Visual Squad 1.2,3. HOWARD MILLER 21 Mercandante Place. Glen Cove I lowie. a blond, energetic Senior. is extremely interested in cars. I le puts his excess energy to use by being a reliable member of the track team. His future plans include attending college. rack 1,2,3. ROBERT MILLER 21 Mercadante Place. Glen Cove ' Bob. a quiet member of the class, is well liked by his friends and classmates. Among his interests are all types of sports. After graduation he would like to become a tool and dye maker. Intramural Sports 1.2,3. ANITA MEULLO 33 Southridge Drive. Glen Cove Among Anita’s many and varied interests, roller skating and dancing rank high. Her willingness to make friends and her sunny disposition will Ik worth while assets to her in her career as a dental assistant. Masquers 1.2: Commercial Club 2: Intramural Sfmrls 1,2,3: Home making Club 4. ARTHUR MILLER 63 Hendrick Avenue. Glen Cove ’’Art.’’ as he is called by his many friends, can usually be seen on the baseball diamond practicing. He loves all s[ orls, particularly baseball and basketball. After grad uation he plans to go to college. JACK MITCHELL 23 Frost Pond Road. Glen Cove Jack, that tall. dark, handsome, and popular Senior, may be seen zooming ’ through town on his motorcycle or cutting a rug at a parly. His solid background in the field of sports and his work as a lifeguard will be of great assistance to him in the teaching of physical education. Hand 1.2.3: Track 1.2.3.4; Basket Ixdl I: Football 2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. JOAN MOLESKY Roosevelt Street. Glen Cove Joan is the cute and petite Senior with the long, blond, curly hair. She attracts many friends because of her winsome personality and cheerfulness. Joan likes dancing. Rock n’ Roll, outdoor sports, and driving. ( ommercial Club 1.2.3.-I; Intramural Sports 2.3.4; Masquers 1,2.3.4: Library Club 2.3: Chorus 1,2.3. 69 LEROY MORAN 32 Soulhridge Drive. Glen Cove Lee. as he is called by bis friends, is a familiar fare in llie balls of G.C.H.S. He lias many-favorite sfMJrls. some of wliicb are swimming, fisbing. and bunting. After be graduates from Glen Cove High. Lee” plans to be a mechanical engineer. Intramural Sports 1,2.3.'!. PETER ROBERT MORRIS Q Madison Avenue. Glen Cove Pete.” tall, handsome, and quiet, is well known for bis friendliness and bis snappy Ford convertible. I le lias put forth commendable effort on the baseball and basketball teams. After bis graduation. Pete plans to become a mechanical engineer. Basketball I: Baseball 1,3,4: Intra mural Sports 2.3. NANCY NIELSEN 38 Waverly Street. Glen Head Nancy, with her scintillating por-sonality, is a good friend to all. Although she appears rather quiet, she is quick wilted and never fails to find the humorous side ol a situation. Among her many likes are I I vis and I larry Belafonte. Commercial Club 1.2.3.4; Intra mural Sports 1.2.3.-I; Masquers 2. 3.4; Pep Squail I: Tattler 4. ARTHUR NOMNI III W oolsey Avenue. Glen Cove All those who know Artie never have a dull moment in bis presence. 1 bis may be attributed to the merry twinkle of mischief which always accompanies him. His inter esls include swimming, bunting, and fishing. After be graduates Artie wants to own a pot shop. f reshman Baseltall I: Soccer 2.3,4; Chorus 1,2.3: Masquers 1.2,3.4: Intramural Sports 1,2.3,4: Thespians 2.3.4. ZOLA MOSES 78 Cottage Row. Glen Cove If you meet a friendly girl with a vivacious smile and a pair ol flirty eyes, it is Zola. She is the athletic type and can usually be seen practicing her basketball and volleyball skills Her energetic personality and quick wit have won her many friends. Intramural Sports 1,2.3.4: Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Masquers 1.2.3,4: Commercial Club 1.2.3.4: Chora leers 1.2.3.4. VIRGINIA M NASH Soundview Road. Glen Cove Ginny is one of the best cheerleaders you II see. A petite and feminine girl, she has. beneath her well-groomed exterior, a pleasant and warm manner. Tattler I; Intramural Sports 1.2,3; ( heerleading 2.3.4; French Club 1.2; f.aliri Club 1,2. THERESA MTKI.WICZ 24 Wolflc Street. Glen Cove 1 errv has devoted much of her school time to the Commercial Club and Intramural Sfiorts. She is not alone in her partiality toward pizza pies. Fords, and Rock n' Roll. I erry s other interests are horseback riding and swimming. Intramural Sports 1.2.3,4; Commercial Club 1,2,3.4: Masquers 1,2.3: llomemakinq Club 4; Profile 4: I oilier 4. ANN O'ROURKE 34 West 7th Street. Locust Volley Ann, easily recognized by her blond hair and blue eyes, has a very captivating personality. Her participation in many activities will prove rewarding in her future undertakings. Band 1,2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Photography Club 2.5: Commercial Club 2,3,4; Future I eachers ( 'lub 4: Profile 4. 70 JOHN O'ROURKE I Walnut Road. Glen Cove Because he lias a quirk smile and a friendly Hi for all of his fellow students, John is one of the best known boys in our class. He is a sports enthusiast and enjoys all of the major sports, as well ns swim-mint; and skiing. After high school. John will serve in a branch of the Armed Forces. Football 1.2. VI: Bond 1.2: Basket ball I: Track 1.2.3.4: Inlrumaral Sports 1.2,3. DON PAIJ.ADINO 302 Nimitz Street. Jericho Crow. as he is better known to his many friends, can often ho seen listening to the purr of his car or to Rock n Roll. He will be remembered for his reserved but impressive manner. JOSEPHINE PERROTTA 23 Grove Street. Glen Cove Jo is probably one of the best natured girls in the Senior Class. She is not alone in her interests which include Rock n Roll, and football. Other pastimes that interest Jo” are bowling, good mystery books, and cooking. Commercial Club 3.4: Homemaking Club 4: Chorus 2: Intramural Sports 3. MARY ANN PAEMIOTTO 78 Coles Street. Glen Cove Wherever music can he heard. Mary Ann is sure to he found. With her fine singing voice, we are certain she will be a success in the musical field. Chorus 1.2.3.4: Choraleers 1.2.3.4: Masquers 1.2.3.4: library C lub 2. 3.4; Sftanish Club 1.2,3: Intramural Sports 1.2. MARCELLA PETCHOCK 29 Landing Road, Glen Cove Marcella, a sweet and quiet girl, is an active participant in the High School clubs. Her special interests include driving and good music. In the future she will pursue a secretarial career. library Club 1.2.3.4: Commercial Club 1.2.3.4: Masquers 2: Chorus 1,2.3.4: Choraleers 1.2.3.4: Intramural Sports 2.3,4: Fattier 4. DOLORES PARKER 22 Capobinnco Street. Glen Cove Dolores is an extremely active Senior and is well liked by everyone. for her humorous and understanding outlook on life. Dolores plans to attend a business school after graduation. Chorus 1.2.3.4: Masquers 1.2.3; Commercial Club 1.2.3: Photog- raphy Club I : Intramural Sports 2.3. BART POOLE II 13th Street. Locust Valley Bart, one of the Valley boys, has an avid interest in racing. His car is his prize possession and he can usually be found working on it. After graduation. Bart plans to become a professional racer. Intramural Sports 3. MARCF.l J.A PETAL A 40 Laurel Avenue. Glen Cove With a pencil in her hand. Marcella is a talented producer of artistic work. She is always willing and ready to lend these talents to any organization. Marcella's interests are many and vary from sports to music. After graduation she plans to study advertising art. Glee Club I; Profile 4: Hand 4: Biology Cbdi -I: Alpha 3.4: Com menial Club 2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3. 71 PATRICIA AW RAMALDO 2 t Stephan ()val, (Hen ( bie Pill’s auburn Imir and brown ryes add spier lo her zestfulness and ingeniousness. I lirsr latter trails have, in no small measure, enriched our class life. Pal en lerprising nature will see her fulfill her future ambition Latin Cfuh 1,2.3; I'rent'll Club S.-l: Profile I lalller 4; Masquers 2: Biology Club I; Intramural Sports VI: Chorus 1.2.3. I; Alpha '5,-I: l uture Teachers Club 4. K)SI Pll Rl I SI 19 Burns Avenue, Glen Cove Joe is one ol the host liked Seniors. I hough lie seems to have no cares in the world, the opposite sex occupies a large portion of his time. After graduation, lie plans lo join the I S. Navy. Intramural S ntrls 1.2.VI: Hand 1.2; I'otithall 1.2A; Track 1.2.3. THOMAS RLILLY 31 ( heslnut Street. Glen Cove Reil,” a comedian ol the Sc •nior ( lass. is known lor his jok es and quick answers. 1 lis likes include girls. drawing, and h ill hilly music. After graduation lie would like to join tl ie Air Porce. Intramural Sports 1.2 ,3. I AM Rl INI III) 10 Sunset Avenue. Glen Cove him- is one ol tin most active girls in Glen Cove High. Most of her Iree school time is devoted to being co-editor of the Tattler, and serving on the Student Advisory Council. Her out-of-school activities are just as numerous, with horse hack riding ns a headliner and driving as a follow up. I attler 2.3. l; Spunish ( lub 2,3.4: Masquers 2.3.1; Student Advisory Council 3.4: lalller 3.4; future leathers Club 4: (dee Club 2.3: Intramural Sports 2: Profile I. MAR II RLNALIX) 67 lla el Avenue. Glen Cove Marie s gaiety and joyousness are constantly employed in one act of merriment or another. I fer contagious smile will help pave the way to a successful career in teaching. Chorus 1.2: ImUci ('lub 1,2.4: Intra mural Sfutrls 1.2.3; Masquers 1.2. 3.4: Profile 4: Future Teachers Club 4. IOAN ANN SANDILLO I ores! Place. Locust Valley Originally from Locust Valley, loan Ann was a welcome addition to (ilen Cove She is best known for her over-ready smile and friendly manner, loan Ann s main ambition in life is lo own a Lincoln. ('ommenial ('lub 2.3.4: Intramural Sports 3: ('raft Club I. MARY ANN SAM RATI 1.1.0 31 Urn Avenue. Glen Cove M arv Ann is quiet, easy going, and usually smiling Among her likes are Rock n Roll, dancing. Italian food, sports and the Yankees. After graduation she would like to become a beautic ian. I.ulirt Club 1.2; Commercial Club 3: Masquers 1.2.3: Intramural Sports 1.2,3.4. IOSI PH SAVINO 13 Clement Street. Glen Cove Wherever there is fun and laughter, there you will find loey. His greatest pleasures arc his car. llu consumption ol spaghetti and meatballs, and having a wonderful time. After he graduates, Joe plans lo enlist in the service. Basketball I ; Baseball I : Intramural Sports 1.2.3. 72 AW SCAPPATKVI 21 I lorence Avenue. Svosset Ann. like many oilier girls, intends lo heroine a secretary. Willi her agreeable manner and efficient x. we are sure sin will suecceed in whatever sin undertakes. Commercial Club 3.4: I oilier 4. DOROTHY SCARPIN’ATO Emerson Road. Jericho ' Dol. as she is ailed hy her friends, ran In identified hy her iriendly smile. Among her interests are dancing, basketball, and horseback riding. 'Dots future ambition is to attend a business school. Commercial Club 1.2.3.4: Masquers 1.2.3.4; Profile 4: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Tattler 4. ELIZABETH MARY SCHARFLNBIRGLR 321 Soulhwood Circle. Syossel Beth is known for her quiet manner and intelligence. She enjoys all types of music (from Rock n’ Roll to classical), historical hooks, swimming, ond hiking in the country. Beth s ambition is to In a country doctor. I.alin Club 1.2.3: Masquers 3.4: Intramural Sfwrls 2. STEPHEN SEKELSKY 23 ( luh Road, Cdcn Cove A quiet manner and a good nature are among the traits which characterize Steve. He is an excellent goll player and is also interested in cars. He plans to be a carpenter or a mechanic. Varsity Club 2.3,4: Intramural Soft ball 1.2.3; Pasbetball 1.2,3: Volley ball 1.2.3. JOAN I) SHARPE 20 Sherman Road. Glen C ovo loan, an attractive blond, is easily identified hy her captivating and charming personality. Her perseverance and industriousness have made her an outstanding member of our Class. I .atin Club 1.2.3.4: Chorus 2.3.4: yiastfuers 1.2: Biology Club 2: Pro file 3.4: I attler i; Intramural Sftorls 2.3.4; Al iba 2,3.4: Lulure Teachers Club 4. MARIAN SCHMIDT 17 Laurel Avenue . Glen Cove Always aclixe and friendly. Marian is one of the outstanding girls in Glen Cove High. She enjoys all sports, particularly swimming, and is also a good cook. Marian’s ambition is to become a secretary. Commercial Club 2.3.4: Intramural S Htrls 2.3.4; Library Club 2.3.4: ( ’horns I : Profile 4 ; Masquers 1.2. 3.4: Tattler 4: Alpha 1.2.3,4. CAROL SHERMAN Picket Farm, Wcslbury Carol, a very attractive and feminine member of the Senior class, is well liken! by all. Her interests are varied, however, she ranks foreign music and bicycle riding at the top. Upon completion of this year. Carol will enter nursing school. Latin Club I: Trench Club 2.3.4; Library Club 2.3.4: liiology Club 2: ! 1asquers 3.4. WILLIAM SHIELDS 10 Frost Pond Road. Glen Cove Bill” came to Glen Cove High in his sophomore year. He was immediately welcomed by all to our c lass and became known for his quiet and reserved manner. He spends most of his leisure time on the golf course. After graduation. Bill plans to join the Navy. Golf 3.4: Intramural Sports 2,3. 73 DONALD SHORTEIJ. 3 Continental Place Glen Cove Don’s” interests are in the area of literature, music, art. and good food. His other interests include basketball, football, and a college education. His ambition is to bc-coine a professional musician and composer. Track 1.2,3.4: I rishman and Junior Varsity Basketball; Intramural Sports 1.2.3. I 1.1 .l MARIK SIARKOWSKI 303 f'rost Pond Road. Glen Head Lllon. one of the cuter Senior girls can easily l c recognized by her long blond hair. A popular asset to our class, her nice clothes and neat appearance have ! een envied by many. She intends to do secretarial work after she finishes High School. Commercial ( lul 1.2,3,4: Inira mural Sports 1.2.3.4: Masquers 1.2-B. Altman's I'ashion Hoard 4. MICHAEL SOLOMITO 17 Danis Avenue. Glen Cove Lefty. as he is called by his numerous friends has a great interest in sj orts. In addition, he enjoys drawing. His plans for the future include owning a horse farm and training horses. Chorus 1.2.3: Football 1.2: Track 1.2.3: Intramural Sftorts 1.2.3.4. ROSE MARIE STANCO 51 McLoughlin Street, Glen Cove Ro. one of the more active members of our class, can usually be found in the Tattler room under a stack of late assignments. She has a smile for everyone and is always ready to see the humorous side of a situation. Library Club 1.2.3.4: Biology Club 3: Latin Cluh 1,2.: French Club 2.3,4: Tattler 2.3.4: Masquers 1.2,3.4: Future Teachers Club 4. AGATHA SMITH 167 Glen Cove Avenue. Glen Cove Agatha is known by her friendly disposition: she is able to attract many friends by her happy-go-lucky attitude. Agatha loves Rock n Roll, food, shorthand, and typing. Chorus 1.2.3: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4: Commercial Club 1.2.3.4; Homemaking Club 4: Masquers 2.3.4; Photography Club 1,2. TIMOTHY SOKOL 0 Stuart Drive. Last, Glen Cove Tim is a well known and well liked Senior. His pleasure in entertaining people is shown by his frequent and successful parlies. Among his interests are dancing, track, and foreign cars. ('horns 1.2.3.4: Trench Club 2.3: Track 2.3: Masquers 3: Profile 3. THERESA SOROCENSKI 22 Elm Avenue, Glen Cove I hcresa is a very sweet and quiet girl. She worlcs very diligently as a member of the Transcription Staff of Tattler. In the future she plans to obtain a secretarial position. Commercial Club 1.2.3,4: Transcription Staff of Tattler 4. JUDITH STAUFFER 7 Westland Drive. Glen Cove Judith is one of the quiet members of our class. Her shy smile and pleasant disposition are admired by everyone. After graduation she plans to continue her secretarial training. Chorus 1.2,3. 74 JOHN SWEENEY 59 Continental Finer, Glen Cove Jolin, a new-comer this year, was a welcome addition to our class. His work on the Masquers play helped it to become a success. Sometime in the near future. John would like to own a swimming pool. Masquers 4. ANTHONY TAVERNESE 44 Grove Street. Glen Cove Bubsy. well known in our (lass, fits in with any group. He likes football, baseball, and of course, girls. Upon graduation from high school In would like to become a business accountant. Intramural Sports 1.2.5. BRENDA VAN SIS! Bayville Road. Locust Valley Brenda, a good natured and easygoing girl, likes s|� orls of all kinds and Italian food. Her interest and talent in art assure us that she will succeed as an interior decorator. Intramural Sports 1.2.5,4. HARRY VAN VOORHIS 10 Phillips Road. Glen Cove I larry. a well known figure in (den Cove High School, has gained recognition as an athlete. He has a genial personality and always has an air of friendliness about him. His ambition is to Ik an aeronautical engineer. Basheiball 1.2.5,4: Baseball 1.4: Latin Club 1.2: Biology Club 2: Alpha 4. JOAN VOLPE I I Soundview Road. Glen Cove loan, that well dressed Senior with the sparkling brown eyes, has boon a leader in almost every phase of school life. Indeed, she would be an asset to any group. I ler energy and ability as a leader will, without doubt, insure her success in the business field. Bond 1,2,5.4: Prench Club 1.2.5: Spanish Club 1.2: Masquers 5.4; Intramural Sports 1.2.5.4. BA R BA R A WACZKOWSKI 5 Glcnwood Road. Glen Head ”Y ac. as she is known by her numerous friends, is one of the c ulesl heerleaders in Glen Cove I ligli. She is easily identified by her friendly smile and neat appear a nee. War” enjoys all sports. Italian food, and Harry Belafonte. ( heerleiulinq 2.5.4; Alpha 2,5,4: Intramural Sports 1.2.5.4: Masquers 1.2,5,4; Commercial Club 1.2.5.4; Senior I'.xecuttoe Committee 4; Pro file 4: Pep Squad I: Tattler 4. JOSEPH TROTTA 25 M«K inley Place, Glen Cove Joe is an easy going fellow who likes money. Cadillacs, and girls with green eyes. I lis admirable personality has earned him many friends. After high school Joe” will attend college. Masquers 1,2,3,4; Ijatin Club I; Sftanish Club 2: Biology Club 2: Profile 4. KATHLEEN THURSTON 53 South till Street, Locust Valley Kay is known to most of us by her cheerful hello. 1 ops on her list are the following: Italian food, the Brooklyn Dodgers, and convertibles. Chorus 1.3: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,; Commercial Club 2,3,4. 75 JAMES WAICUL 32 Roosevelt Slroet. Glen Cove Jimmy.” although outwardly rallier quiet, possesses a mirfehiev ous personality i le lias (joined rei ognition for liis musical talents. I lis likes are numerous, wliile liis dislikes are few. After graduation, lie plans to attend college. Band 2.5.-I: Biology Club 4: Intramural Sports. MARION ELIZABETH WALCOTT I ligli Farms Road. Glen Head Marion, a person who enjoys practically everything, lists music, especially jazz, uppermost in her likes. I ler ability to play the piano and the clarinet clarify this. F'or the future, her plans include nursing. Hand 1.2,3,4; Masquers 1.2.3.4; Future Nurses Club 3.-1; Commercial Club 1.2.3.4; Photography Club 2.3.4: Intramural Sports 3.4. LAURITZ WENG 27 Clement Street. Glen Cove Laurie, the lad with the casual hut captivating personality, has entertained us many a lime with his dancing. We are sure that his fine abilities as an athlete will be a factor in his success as a physical education teacher. Spanish (bib I; Basketball 1.2,3,4: I'oolball 1,2,3.4; Baseball I: Track 1.2. BARBARA WHITTING 101 Bald win Avenue, Locust Valiev Barb, one of the Valley girls, fits in easily with any group. Tops on her list of likes is driving, especially convertibles. Art Club I ; French Club I ; Pho lography Club 3; Commercial 2.3.1; Profile 4. VANDY WELDON 78 Dosoris Way. Glen Cove Vandy classes Scandinavians ami fraternity parties as tops in her book. I ler pleasant smile and the mischievous look in her eyes enhance her personality. After graduation she plans to attend a secretarial school. Sftanish Club 2.3.4: French Club 1.2: ( heerleading 2.3.4; Masquers 3.4; Alpha 4: Intramural Sports 5. JOAN WELLENREUTHER Red Spring I.ane. Glen. Cove T hey say that good things come in small packages and that suits Joan to a tec. Her ready smile and poppy nature have become a familiar sight to the Seniors. I ler greatest ambition is to grow to five feet five inches tall. liiology Club 2; Intramural Sports 1.2,3.4; luitin Club I ; Spanish Club 2.3; Masquers 1.2.3.4: Hand 2.5.4 JOAN WORLEY 28 Craft Heights. Glen Cove If you hear a good humored laugh, it is sure to be Joan. Her sparkling personality has won her the title of ”most all around.” One of Joan s major ambitions in life is to trade in her rather ancient Pack-ard for a new hard top convertible. Chorus 1.2.3.4: Commercial Club 1.2,3.4: Masquers 1.2.3.4: Pholog raphy Club 1.2: Home Economics Club I: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. 76 JOHN YONKASKY II Slum Road. Glen Cove Jay. possesses a carefree and easy going nature. Ranking high on liis list of interests are sports and dancing. After liigli school lie plans to join Uncle Sain s Crew. I ootlmll 1.2.3.4: Golf 1.2.3.1: Bay lift I tall 1.2 ; I rack 3.4: Masquers 1.2. PAUL YOUNG 4 Stuart Drive. List, Glen Cove Paul, the hoy with the nicest hair, is one of the quieter Seniors. I le likes | opular music with a preference for Rock n’ Roll. He also enjoys sports, driving, water skiing, and of course, girls. track 1.2.3.4; Biology Club 3: In Iramural Sports 1,2,3; Football 4: Spanish Club 2. GERALDINE ZEMBKO I Cross Street. Locust Valley ’ Gerry enjoys spending much of her spare time listening to Rock n’ Roll and riding in a convertible with a certain boy. She is always ready to support any Dodger fan. Someday she would like to own an aqua thunderbird. Alpha 3.4: Commercial Club 2.3.4: Intramural Sports 1.2,3; Arts and Crafts Club I. IA NET MARIE ZIMMERMAN 78 nicotine Street. Glen Cove Ian is a tall, attractive girl, who is well liked by all her classmates. Her quiet and feminine manner will be an asset to her in her future career ns a nurse. Janet likes clothes, driving and having a good lime. Commercial Club 1.2.3.4: Intra mural Sports 1.2,3; Tattler 4. JO ANNE ZOLLO I 4 I .inden Place. Glen I lead Jo. a girl with a winsome per sonality. is one of the quieter Sen ior girls. Among her likes are horse-bat k rilling, swimming, and dancing. After graduation she plans to be- ome a secretary. Intramural Sf orls 1.2.3.4; Commercial Club 1.2.3.4: Homemaking Club 4; Masquers 1,2. JANE ZUKOWSKI 68 Davis Street. Locust Volley lane, a tall brunette from Locust Valley, is one of the most devoted Yankee Ians. We are sure that Jane will succeed as a secretary since she is noted for her neatness and efficiency. Intramural Sports 2,3.4: Art Club I : I Tench Club 2.3. GEORGE ZYLNIEVIC7. 49 Buckram Road. Locust Valley George, cjuiel but (un loving, is a familiar figure to all Glen Covers. I le is a friend to all who know him and is always ready to lend a hand. I'ootball 2.3,4. 77 August Graduates RUSSEL BROWN 1 I Burns Avenue Glen Cove ROSE MARIE CAl.I.l’CCI 63 Belmont Circle Syosset ANGELO CIAMPI Cedar Swamp Road Glen Head ANN CONWAY 21 Germaine Street Glen Cove ROBERT FRIEDMAN 20 Jefferson Street Glen Cove NATALIE GROBLEWSKI 18 Danis Avenue Glen Cove MARY HOLLEY 16 Lambs Lane Glen Cove ALICE HOPKINS 37 Continental Place Glen Cove ERIC KELLEY 1 3 Ronan Road Glen Cove EDWARD NELSON 41 Coles Street Glen Cove ANNETTE NICHOLSON I.attingtown Road Lattingtown TOM O'ROURKE: 1 Walnut Road Glen Cove CAROL SILTIN' 10 Roberta Lane Syosset LORETTA SUBENSKl 27 12th Street Locust Valley Rl JSSEL TORQUATO I 17 Elm Avenue Glen Cove Class History I here is an old saying to the effect that one never really appreciates what he has until he no longer has it. So it is with our years at high school. However, there is a difference; the time we have spent here can no longer be recaptured. but sure ly th e memories can. In the fall of 1953, another freshman class entered Glen Cove High School. Had this class a crystal ball into which it could gaze, it might have seen four full and wonderful years lying ahead—years ol work, years of pleasure, years of firm friendships, years of trying moments and problems to be surmounted, but withal, four years that were as rich and satisfying as we could make them. Our first two years were, in the main, spent in planning and in observation. How were the upper classmen doing things? What courses should we take? W ho will be our class leaders and officers? As underclassmen, we could only watch and wait hopefully for the time to come when we too would be in the enviable position ol upper classmen. We held our class elections at the beginning ol our Junior year. After a vigorous campaign, Vincent Madden was elected President, Henry Buchanan, Vice-President, and Patricia Stango, Secretary. Our Junior year was eventful. We saw the realization of a Student Advisory Council. We laid pi for special club trips and we talked of we would do when we put out our own ye; book. Of course, our Junior Prom climax of the year. It took the cooperation hard work of many members of the class to make this event the success it turned out to be. Fall 1956 —and in came a very different class from the one that had entered three years earlier. This class, now seniors, had learned how to cooperate and work together. It had learned that teachers, as well as students, were human beings. It had learned that in order to play, one must first work, and that to work, one cannot play. First on the agenda of senior activities were the class elections. Representatives from each homeroom nominated candidates. When the final returns were tabulated Robert Pincus had been elected President. Edward Altieri, Vice-President, and Patricia Stango, Secretary. These officers, along with the other seniors, were determined to make this year the most successful one in the history of the school. What were our achievements? We had a very successful magazine drive. We produced the first yearbook with color added as well as a fine senior play entitled “Suds In Your Eye. Io these achievements may be added our social successes in the form of football and basketball dances, and the crowning success of our Senior Ball. Summer 1957—and graduation. Many of us may never see each other again. But we will ave one common bond. Our yearbook us to look back and recall the four wonderlul years we spent together. And our ! that was the end of the 79 Jusl sign on ihe Jotted line------- frT i l-5 J? ■ g ' 3 0-’ V 4C Z S’ 'x o 5 6 y ()Z y V ‘ - II ° 'j-h i J yrrja j , ■ -V ✓ ■ X r v J -■ ZSO . , l .Z7' • f yk ,-v-' Xv }X v 5 .vv v . $ vS f ' ✓ V . ' • - r ''X � .c ■? t. -s %ci . t f % Y , % v 1 ■s- r, m 1.x ' y i v V V'1 : %Z Y I ‘V , AN� t c—V. % a), oj. X %S ; . v - .• ,!i 1 v9 f X. J ? c 4 Xr � r $ hi % 80 BEST WISHES FROM GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL Mayor and Supervisor JOSEPH A. SLOZZI Commissioner of Finance HARVEY T. DOXEY Commissioner of Public Works ROBERT H. DANIS Commissioner of Public Safety Commissioner of Accounts JOSEPH M. REILLY Commissioner of Assessment and Taxation. .ALBERT M. CAPOBIANCO City Attorney J ACOB J. PINCUS City Judge AARON COHEN City Clerk . MARLENE CAPOBIANCO MARLENE CAPOBIANCO (Your Favorite Hangout) He may holler and shout and push you around, tut after all is said and done. You arc still the best bunch in Town. Best Luck for your Future Sincerely yours, HENRY WOLKE RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST boston 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, N. Y. providence MANUFACTURING JEWELERS STANGO’S MILT HEDRICK’S Restaurant and Pizzeria Manhattan Market Choice Wines and Liquors Italian-American Food 68 Landing Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. 19 Grove Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. ORiole 6-1111 C. O. CROFT CO. PHARMACISTS 47 School Street GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND Phone: GLen Cove 4-0054 SUPER M FOOD STORE “The Complete Quality Food Store” 56 Landing Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-5600 WAH CHANG CORPORATION GLEN COVE LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK Compliments of BELL AND HALPERN Pharmacy. Inc. 87 Forest Avenue GLEN COVE, NEW YORK ORiole 6-2298 ORiole 6-2700 SILAS GOLDBERG SON, INC. Real Estate — Insurance Mortgage Loans Collecting Renting 25 Glen Street GLEN COVE, NEW YORK Compliments of MIDWAY GROCERY DELICATESSEN 101 Sea Cliff Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of BERNSTEIN’S MEN’S SHOP GLen Cove 4-6160 Compliments of LADY LYNN SHOPS GLEN COVE. N. Y. Blue Sunoco GLen Cove 4-32‘ C G SERVICE STATION 336 Forest Avenue LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. Complete Automotive Service Curtis Crabtree and George Meres Compliments of SHELLY’S J. FERRO Compliments of A FRIEND JOHN’S HARDWARE “The Store of Friendly Service” Forest Ave. Shopping Center “We Deliver” GLen Cove 4-2728 Compliments of WRIGHT’S DELICATESSEN 24 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Compliments of NASSAU TRUST CO. 9-11 Glen Street GLEN COVE, NEW YORK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System GLen Cove 4-8400 FELLENZ BAKERY 65 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Artistically Decorated Cakes for All Occasions John Fcllenz, Prop. GLen Cove 4-0187 ORiole 6-2345 • 6-2346 NASSAU MATTRESS UPHOLSTERY MIG. CO. 49 Seliool Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of HYMAN FRANK Tel.: GLen Cove 4-0483 R. W. HARROLD Established 1889 Greeting Curds — Stationery Gifts — Dinkey Toys 23 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. MID-TOWN MEAT MARKET Compliments of 51 Forest Avenue GREENB E KG’S GLen Cove 4-3444 VINNEY’S SERVICE STATION Mobil Products — Complete Repairs Forest and Bryce Avenues GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-1562 GLEN COVE ROYAL Chinese und Ameriam Restaurant Food Prejtared to Take Out 26 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of Best Wishes Seniors: LONG ISLAND WOODWORKING CO. SCHOOL STREET MUSIC STORE ORiole 6-1450 Plant „„ Premises SPIC and SPAN ‘Glen Cove's Individual Store” Cleaners — Dyers — Tailors 36 School Street GLEN COVE N. Y. RAY’S DELICATESSEN 55 School Street r ORiole 6-2874 GLEN C0VE N' Y’ Compliments of Compliments of McLELLAN’S GLEN HEAD HARDWARE Expert If (itches and Jeuelry Re fairs BAMBERGER JEWELRY Diumonds, Watches, Jewelry 2 School Street GLen Cove 4-0779 CLEN COVE, N. Y. Tel.: GLen Cove 4-3250 JV1 C ( O Y ’ S Television Sales und Service Monographs — Hi Fi Service—Our Specialty 82 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. 86 Compliments of COLUMBIA RIBBON CARBON MANUFACTURING CO., INC. GLEN C )VE. N. Y. fompIinuwJtA oft POWERS CHEMCO, INC. Glen Cove, New York r Weekly and Special Deliveries Cold Keg Beer — Ice and Cubes FRANK’S Beer and Soda Distributor n a aim43 Cedar Swamp Road GLen Cove 4-4126 GLEN COVE, N. Y. ORiole 6-0491 Protfxt What You Have M. O. HOWELL Insurance and Real Estate Broker 25 Glen Head Road GLEN HEAD, N. Y. Compliments of Van Mamie Cassisi VENICE RESTAURANT GLEN COVE, L. I. GLen Cove 4-9575 PETORAMA PET SHOP 31 Glen Cove Avenue GLEN COVE, L. I. Compliments of 45 Sea Cliff Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of LONDON JEWELRY “Your School’s Jeweler” 24 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-3154 Compliments of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 15 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Gulf Products Angelo Zuccala ANG’S SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Batteries Cor. 4th St. and Cedar Swamp Rd. GLen Cove 4-1189 GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of FOREST DELICATESSEN International Foods 77-B Forest Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. PIONEER AUTO SEAT COVER CO. Incorporated 60 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-6277 Auto Tops and Upholstery GLen Cove 4-1004 GLEN HEAD PHARMACY L. P. Silvern ale - J. P. Togneri 55 Glen Head Road GLEN HEAD, N. Y. Compliments of MOFFETT MOTORS ik 89 GLen Cove 4-0252 DALY HEDMAN China — Glass 95 Glen Cove Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. “Closed on Mondays” Compliments of ECONOMY PRESS 102 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. ZOOMAR, INC 55 Sea Cliff Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of PATRIOTS OF GLEN COVE HIGH SCHOOL Com Aiments of BOB’S LUNCHEONETTE 25 Grove Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Tel.: Day GL 4-2233 Night GL 4-2155 PASCUCCI’S SERVICE STATION Auto Re mirs — Brake Service 320 Forest Avenue LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. H. K. Dodge W. H. Fisher A. M. Fisher Established 1835 J. C. DODGE SON, INC. Furniture and Carpets 99 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-0242 Compliments of CAPABIANCO BROS. Excavating - Grading Truck Cranes 38 Frost Pond Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. OR 6-0082 COLONIAL WIRE and CABLE CO. Forest Avenue LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. BELL LUNCHEONETTE “Best Food in Tou n“ 27 Glen Cove Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. ORiole 6-2255 M. L. BIANCONI Funeral Director 62 Cedar Swamp Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove -1-6000 LONG ISLAND TRAVEL SERVICE WORLD WIDE 9 Bridge Street Serving the Traveler Since 1930 Member American Society of Travel Agents Geo. H. Downing Wm. Pollitt Wm. K. Downing Geo. H. Downing, Jr. TITUS, BOWNE DOWNING, INC. Building Materials — Coal and Hardware — Faint GLen Cove 4-6500-1 259 Glen S,rcH GLen Cove 4-8080 V Nicolosi P-VEE’S PASTRIES Italian and French Orders Taken for All Occasions 82 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-4330 KARL MUELLER V pholsterer Slip Covers — Draperies — Curtains 6 Forest Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. FOREST WINE and LIQUOR STORE Philip I . Mercadante GLen Cove 4-0330 83 Forest Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. TILTON’S MARKET Forest Avenue GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of FAMIGLIETTI ABBONDONDOLO GROCERY Service With u Smile BILL’S TAXI SERVICE Day und Night Radio Cars GLen Cove 4- 1370 g: Sehool Street - 1194 GLEN COVE, N. Y. TRIG’S SERVICE STATION Joseph Aquilina, Prop. 208 Sea Cliff Avenue SEA CLIFF, L. I. GLen Cove 4-3299 GLen Cove 4-2588 SUnset 5-2830 Compliments of POWERS RADIO TELEVISION 81 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of THE GAY SPOT 79 Landing Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. John Bergstol, Prop. Tel.: GL 4-1062 Residence GL 4-1096 GLEN COVE REMNANT STORE Dealer in Silks — Woolens — Dress Goods 14 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. ROGER’S PAINT POT Faints, Fainters Supplies OR 6-2323 3 West Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. MICHAELSON’S CAMPUS “The Home of Good Sports' APEDA STUDIOS PADDISON MOTORS, INC. ‘Nassau’s Oldest Pontiac — Cadillac Dealership’’ 150 School Street GLEN COVE, NEW YORK ORiole 6-1470 GLEN COVE PHARMACY, INC. Cove Theatre Bldg. GLEN COVE, N. Y. ORiole 6-1610 - 1611 GLENHILL HOWLING CENTER, INC. Glen Cove Avenue SEA CLIFF, N. Y. Tel.: GLen Cove 4-4255 Tel.: GLen Cove 4-0333 JOSEPH BRIGATI Quality Grocer 39 School Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. Compliments of H.S.M. MACHINE WORKS, INC. 40 Sea Cliff Avenue GLEN COVE, NEW YORK GLEN COVE FLORIST 61 Glen Street GLEN COVE, NEW YORK N. Christie ORiole 6-0490 LUYSTER MOTORS, INC. Oldsmobile — Chevrolet 70 Cedar Swamp Road GLEN COVE, NEW YORK GLen Cove 4-6444 GLEN FLOORS Broadloom Carpet Asphalt Tile, Linoleum Shades Blinds 68 Glen Street GLEN COVE, NEW YORK GLen Cove 4-3737 ORiole 6-2490 FRANK MARMORALE, INC. General Contracting 93 Garvie Point Road GLEN COVE, NEW YORK Compliments of CAPE BRETON BARBER SHOP GLen Cove 4-5988 SINGER’S STORE Singer Zatlin The Store of Guaranteed Satisfaction Ladies' and Children's Specialty Shop 16-18 Glen Street GLen Cove 4-3355 If It’s Wood—We Make It OLIVER WOODWORKING SHOP Kitchen Cabinets—Children's Rooms Modernization 143 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. GLen Cove 4-3308 PHIL’S SPORTSWEAR 8 Bridge Street GLEN COVE, L. I. Quality Men's H ear At Lowest Prices GLen C°ve 4-60I°AVER’S SHOES “Shoes for the Family 27 Glen Street GLEN COVE, N. Y. H. Avers, Prop. Poll Parrot Shoes GLen Cove 4-6776 WELL- CHEESE CO., INC. Imported Foods Compliments of GLEN CAMERA MART “GLEN COVE'S OWN KODAK DEALER OKiole 6-1057 15Glen Street GLen Cove 4-2097 ANNE HAIRDRESSER Anne Van Voorhis 13 Carpenter Street GLEN COVE, L. I. GLen Cove 4-1105 Established 1900 BLOMQUIST LAUNDRY Exclusive Hand Laundry Service Dry Cleaning 11 Cottage Row GLEN COVE, L. I. Compliments of MICRO METALLIC CORP. Tel.: GLen Cove 4-1041 STIER BROS. GARAGE Herhhill Road GLEN COVE, N. Y. WHITTING FUNERAL HOME 2 Glen Street GLEN COVE, L. I. For a Career FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK OF FRANKLIN SQUARE Glen Cove Office 23 Glen Cove Avenue GLEN COVE, NEW YORK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YOU MAKE YEARBOOKS FUN The City of Albany” Working closely with you has been truly a wonderful experience. In the beginning there was nothing except enthusiasm, ideas and many blank pages. Upon this meoger foundation you have built this beautiful memory book. Our work at Progress really is fun . . . because we enjoy, so much, getting to know such splendid faculty members ond students as you. PROGRESS PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED 11 COLVIN AVE. • PHONE 2-4401 • ALBANY, N.Y. 95 mm Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own; and from morning to night as from the cradle to the grave is hut a succession of changes so gentle and easy that we can scarcely mark their progress. (Dickens) Indeed, each year, from that of freshman to senior, and even each stage of our high school career, has been marked by some intrinsic beauty of its own. It may be that we, the Class of 1957, feel at this moment-on the threshold of commencement — that THIS season — the sunset of our High School years — is the most beautiful. Have the succession of changes really been so gentle, so easy, that we can scarcely mark their progress? Let us not be foolish enough to consider that, during this time, nature has capriciously scattered her gifts to the indolent and industrious alike. To those whom she presents opportunity, she first imposes tasks. I hose whom she would reward, she first puts to the test. I hose who overcome her have first to accept her challenge. Indeed, “the apple which she drops at the feet of a Newton is hut a coy invitation to follow her to the stars.’ Unless a tree has borne blossoms in Spring, you will vainly look for fruit on it in the autumn. (Hare) 96