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

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Philotnena Mary Abbatiello Philly” . . . likes cheer-leading, Mr. Bass, and Chinese food . . . could do without rude people and being called mouse” . . . will never forget her Freshman year and the Junior Prom . . . will attend college and become a teacher. Mary Chastang Ackerman Is fond of the ocean, and friendly people . . . dislikes insecurity . . . will alwavs remember Jr. homeroom 111, Happiness is Helping,” and Leaders Club . . . college and maylie nursing in tne future. Gissele Acosta Her favorites are St. Bernards, gvm. white roses, and Mr. f uinn . . dislikes anvlxxiv who doesn't like Italian food and rude toys . . . will always re-memtor Junior vear and the band trip to Washington . . . college ahead to study languages. Joann Marie Albanese Jap” . . Italian food ana weekends are favorites . . . dislikes conceited people and crowded halls . . . has fond memories of Mr. Maurer's class and her Freshman year . . . Joann wants to become a beautician. Peter Joseph Alekseiunas tox” . . . enjoys basket -l all, football, and firing rifles . . . dislikes having to put up with certain teacners . . . will alwavs rememtor having Mr. Brown for two years . . . plans to become a draftsman. Albert Francis Ambrogi “ Albe” . wrestling, girls, and Fred are tops . . dislikes nothing in particular . . . fond memory is talking to Fred alxnit wrestling matches during Mrs. Shenton’s Latin class . . . would like to coach wrestling. 29 Nancy Marion .Allen “Nance” . . . likes working in the hospital and horses . . . could do without homework and know-it-all” people . will never forget Mr. Bass's General Science Class . . . future plans include nursing. Phyllis Marie Andreotti Phyl” . . . likes being with people, music, and the color nlue . . . could do without conceited people, and getting up early . . . will alwavs remember Mr. MulvihiH's 8th period American History class . . . hopes to attend college.

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Thank You, Mr. Reisert To Mr. Reisert we extend our thanks for providing the impetus for our very successful Senior Year. In supervising our magazine drive and inspiring as to sell, you enabled us to have a great Senior trip — a trip that will give those who follow as an example of class spirit. No small accomplishment was your work with our parents that gave as such a memorable Senior Ball. For all this and so much more the Class of 1966 says, “Thank you, Mr. Reisert.” 28

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Enrich ett a Elizabeth Anzalone “Ricky” . . . enjoys cheering dancing, and hot fudge sundaes . . . dislikes meeting schedules, dieting, and lieing unhappy . . . will reflect back on the novelty of Freshman year . . . will attend college. Nancy Ann Athanasio Nanc” . . . likes S.T.-4 and Respectable, Singapore Slings, and Spiders . . . has no regards for getting up early and dislikes snotty people . . . will never forget the Junior Prom or the Yellow Brick Road . . . college halls ahead. Edward John Bachinann Mugs” ... is fond of sailing, hockey at Badger s, and Colt 45 . . . dislikes being awake and taking things seriously . . . will always remember Mrs. Shenton, and Dock Place . . . college in the future. Bruce Morrill Badger Likes sailing, hockey, and Saturday nights ... is not fond of physics or underclassmen . . . will never forget Mr. Schwartzapfel’s them, class, or wrapping Mr. Quinn’s car . . . the future holds college. Ralph William Bandel Root’’ . . . enjoys good parties and wrapping houses . . . dislikes dead weekends and lab. periods . . . will always remember Lvnn, death rides with flairy, and Dock Place . . . college ahead. William Jerard Bartley Bart” . . . likes sports and money . . . could do without the cafeteria food . . . fond memory is cheering for the girl’s Junior year football game . . . would like to teach after college. Edith Marie Basile “Tootie” . . . her favorites are Italian food, driving, and the ’64 Malibus . . dislikes two-faced people and crowded halls . will never forget Mr. Travatello’s Driver Ed. class . . . future holds beautician school. Sheri D. Batson lakes art and sports cars . . . doesn’t enjoy gum and math . . . will always remember the summer of 1964 . . . will go into the field of textile design.