Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

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' L, ' v . - X 41 ' aff ff 'z' H ., ' . mag, . .,- A , . . ' .44:e. 1, .--r 1 MQ..- enum ,Q-'..1,, .L--1'--s. L.-LJ , . -.,-,. um .WL . . 1 4 .I 44... THE SENl0H CLASS HF GREENPHRT HIGH SCHO0L GREENPHRT, NEW YHHK PRESENTS THE SCHO0L ANNUAL THE 1958 BEACHCOMHEH r. -, 2, . . , Q ,, a+- --3 , 9.59. '- ag-,Wi '- , J, . -4..M,f'yw,.w,, ,5 W . -.-A.. ,, .. -. f M., , . L A N . , ww 1' -- .vw-W'-4a.:T , , 5' Q..-A-,-. , .. - . f'-: H a . ' ' W., 211: .jf+..,QS'?,vHli,:S1, ' 'f '. , ' A-.au V - ' '1...3 'Q N I ' ', 1 -I i V ' 'I' .-,.I1 '9',f,i-HT' TQ' gg 'L , . , ?'srg.4,+ W ,, lp, ,F 3 f, , V KMW -i n .em H v , - . f f .S . A 5- H1 ff-uw , ww- -5...-f. W, fx fwmmn . f as, m'F,,,, ., 5. my La 51 1 and-,wx . SiYZ'1f: ' 'WWW 4, ' -' Ks' . 1-i'-I WYW -V ' ,. -wg-aa, ,wt aw. A .M L, 5 '33 .2 . ., . L' fi. V - -- 9.MEMUaQ2 'AHQHTSAEHW H In XMSI Mb., .., 1. N it U4 . A MM 31 DEDICATIO To a sincere. patient and gracious mang to the teacher who has rlevoted time and attention so tirelessly in the best interests of the Senior Cllss. In appreciation for two years of laudable leadership and warm friendship as class advisor, the graduating class of 1958 deciicates this year- book to Mr. Harry George Wilson. 2 5, f0,, ,gf vb' ,,1fKK E ' 63515: ' ilk' 1.-' KK f :1 rj ff - Agn Lf Y , , ky 5 V K 9.2. KKKK? , . ,Q T35 ' wx v- X' Q, .3 .M M I ff, 1 4 A '3 4, 5 . , 1 rj'-1 , ,, 1.q'.1 2 I ' vu y V -,gi ' KV' ax K ,NJ ,gi W ILM. xxx spa' fi ' gd A A me 'Q 1 Ml' I , W-'fwif f ip, ,WA - ,K ., ws K' WJ' .15- 1 K K 1- KY , , , , ,I il fiP'3x'Qffff 5 44' .. 2 ' ' '42 ' fra in A D 1 eg, ii 345 . ,K ,aff 1:43 Q .- xl A Wfffilf ,gr ! . X Kz, K W' 1 ' ' K 7 .Kr Vk.k K K' K ,33 - LW: -, . ' 'gig ., K 'K , KK . i , KKK ,A K VK K v KK ,KK KV , s A ffm: QQ' ri? F ,J'wl'f YJ H, it 4 .. K, . 4 , uigg. - f 1 , , QV Q ., 1, in K gg VK., KH? ,A - , ,, , W Q K KfKK 5 141, W V,NE,.,..a', WL.. .., 1:1 -wi. K mil: K v,-WK -,KK I 1 Kg ' W .q ,. ' K ,K .qv ', ' I js nm, 3, T' mfg 7 'ff '- In, Ji' ,Ant ? f'ZwQ Y' -K 1 K ., .Aww Q., v L ., ., -qu- , . - . 8. '10 K Q 4'Be a luooster. huh? . . we need more shells . . . Andv. the iicturesw . . . Sue, where's . l the dummy ?,' . . . more candidsii . . . Hhut lVlr. Mac . . . W- these are just a sample of expressions which plagued the Beachcomber staff. Guided hy our class adviser. Mr. Wilson, Editor-in-Chief Hilda Kaplan. Art Editor Alice Vail. and Literary Editor Pat Berdinka and their staffs went diligently to work. coordinating their efforts with Business lVlan- ager Henry Carlozzi and his money-making staff. Giving invaluable assistance was lVlr. Deutschmann fliusiness and Camera counselorl, lVlr. Cildersleeve tour literary wizard! . and. of course. the incompar- ahle lVlr. Mac,-Cammond lhow could we have ever gotten the pictures out without him and Andy Igno- towitzl. We worked very hard and had fun making up our Beachcomher. We sincerely hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed preparing it. ilHE19 BUSINESS STA FF: L lu R. svatvzf: M. Hulse. usfl. Ixus. lllglll H. Carlozli. llus. Nlgr. Row l: l.. Tliumas. J. l.ym-li. Nl, Coyle. Il. Pow- frs. .-K. lglmlowicz. S. Appelt. W. Sullivam. Nl. Warren. Rau 2: .l. Madsen. ll. Higlrze. R Slecljeski. W. Raynur. ,l. Skre- zvr. 5. Welili. A, Nivhuls. ART STAFF: I. lu R. svulvrlz U. WllSIlIl, S. Hudson. ass't. Art Ed.: A. Vail. Art lid. Standing: ll. Breese. A. lgnotnwivz. ass l. Art hd. A, Niclmls. Ab svnlz 5. Trower. 'l'. Wysurki l.l'l'ER.-XRY S'l'AFl : L to R .watvrlz H. Slenljeski Sports Eml.. P. llerdinku. l.it liil. Ron' 1: ll. Latham. .l l.ym'li. ,-X. Vail. M. Cuyle. K Wilson. Row 2: ll. Breese. W lfuok. S. l'lumlsun. J. Hyder. H Williams. 1 IBUARIJ Ol EIJINIATIUN Swllwl: H. HIIQISQYII. Presixlenl. Slallrfilzg. L tu R: R. Neielivh. Ur. A. Coldin. F. Coyle. VN. Price. Ur. W. Olson. Mr. Banker. AIJMINISTRATION Mrs, llr1mlxs llislrivt Treasurer llr. Sperling Svlnml Pllysim-iml Mrs, llruylun Atlemlunve Supcrvimr NIV. l'nwt'rs Chief lfmslmliurm i-. 4 T1 HE1958 'll f.,m4. A , MR. GILBERT M. BANKER Supervising Principal The principal of Greenport High School needs little introduction to us. We know him to be a very just and con- scientious man. willing to listen im- partially to the minutest problem any of us may have. Indeed. we are fortun- ate to have had the privilege of having such a fine gentleman and scholar as Mr. Banker for our principal during our four years of high school. Mr Cardner Mrs. Diller Mr. Neidich School Secretary Guidance Counselor Assistant Principal BEACHco MBE11 MEMORlAM With a quiet dignity Mr. Leonard G. Krancher conscientiously carried on the business office of our school. We offer this sincere eulogy to a man who devoted his life to improve our education. CLAUDE E. LOUNSBERRY LEONARD G. KRANCHER In the two short years of Mr. Claude E. Lounsberry's driving leadership the music department became an important asset of our school. He was frank in his opinions and forceful in his teaching. With his pass- ing our teaching staff lost a great man. may 3, uzpiifiibns Pas:leGd1n3 . so W, M 'N Q: WM' swf' - ' iT Zf3 '- QQ? . .mf fa ,,.,Lmre 'Y ' HIGH CHO0L FAC LTY . . . . . , . . , . , lznyllxlz: Xlr. fvII1lFl'SI9t'N'. NIV. Nlulllull. Mlw Lflllglllllll. Ur, NMINHI1, l,:1n,u1r11gf-: Ur. IlUIIlll1ll'4Ill'l'. Nlr. lxu-, Vlllfl l'HHlll'1'YI Xlr. lfgvrl. 'XII'-. lluulf. HII.Yl'lI!'.YXI Nliw XIRIIIIIIUX. NIV. IIPIIINVHIIIZIIIII. Uusir: Xlr. William-. Nlr. Surlrvr Nliw Kline. I'lu.virnl l'f1l1u'ulim1: Nlr. Nlunwaring. Nlre. Pug-Ivy. Nlr, .Ina-kwn. Xlr, Wvllf. lllfllfilllllllj Nlr Nnung. Xlifx f,l'l'. Hrs. Fox. Ur. xldlfiillllllllllltl. Sf-if-rlwwz Nlr. Iirmmn. Nlr. Ut'll1l!'. I.'iliZ!'llSlIill l:'fIu1'ufiul1: Mr Rus. Xlr. Klilrlnf. Nlr. Aliillwilfillg. El Wil' vulwl I In r: Hrs. Ulillllhlblll. Mr. ljilhill. Hrs. Mnung. Hrs. I':1INAllI'lI. Stflllzlilvgz Nl: llllllll Wi W1 Ivllllllll Xl: Tillin llll Xli I'l uk Nh ll L'l . N. 2 RN . Ns Vu Q. GRADE CHO0L FACULTY fLI4il1lt'H K-3. Srrllrvf l In r: Miss Sawyer. Mrs. Collin. Nlrs. Heaney. Urs. Rhmlem Siurzzling Nlrf, Lung. Mrs, Nullllgf. :X ,,g,f an IU L rf, 4' A .,.a wif. .-. K Mu-is A f. .Y ,352 as Wuxi ! 1 1 9 H , . , .. Xifift-.5 .vff sn, Nb! rdua :Munn ' QVQHZ' Q' 'A .V . , fm ' nz. , Ma, 1,4 - 3 x Q X -, wggmn A ' N E: iff' K .W :.,, A L .14 f 'uv-r 4, 2 .Q-' 'af' Q04 -if . 1 'F r 5 4, , 3. V 4,1 , 9 9 As eager Freshmen in 1054. with Mr. lileutsclnnann and Mr. Carruthers as our presiding advisers. we started parting the wax hy electing Alice Vail. presi- dent. David Higher-. vice-presidcnt. Iliatnc Pow:-rs. sccretury. and Bill Hanfl. treasurer. with Hilda Kaplan and Henry Carlozzi as Studi-nt Council representa- tives. Our first big project. The Shamrock Shindigf, was a lmooming success and toward the end of the year we sponsors-d a food sale and rummage sale which boosted our treasury. Sophomore year found us lc-cling more confide-nt. With Mr. Carruthers as our adviser we again elected Alice. llaxid, and llianc to the same offices and liommy Vlfysocki. treasurer. with Bill Sullivan. Penny Coyle and Sue Hudson representing the Student Council. During the Christnias scason we sponsored ihwitllbf Vlfonderlandf' our first dance of the ye-ar which received much de- served praise. Other projects that ycar were our sc:-ond dance. Sophomore Spring Festival. a food sale and a rummage sale. As assured upper-classmen. we ,luniors with Nlr. Wilson. advisor. elected Alice Vail. president. Dave Highs-c. tice-president. lliane Powers. secretary, Richard Sledjeski. treasurer, with Marianne- liinchart. Nate Goldin and Doris Wilson as Student Council representatives. Immediately we planned our Hallo- we'en dance and hefore we knew it we were again making decorations for our St. 'ir Vale-ntine's llanve. Then the event which vvwyoric' looks forward to for years rams- 3 wc- se-le-rtecl our 4-lass rings. 'I1lH1ill'llS the ent! of the year we hacl two loofls sales. anti in ronjunt-tion with tln- Sl-niors. our Prom. whit-h will always he nemorahle. ancl the Jr.-Sr. Pi:-nit-. An air of superiority lillwl tliv hulls of GHS wht-n we finally made the gratif- is lull-flvclgt-cl Seniors. Wv vlf-1-tt-tl for our last war: Roh Howard. president. ,law lliglwe. vim- presicle-nt. lliznn- Powers. St't'l'l'lZll'f. and Hilda Kaplan. treas- II'f'l'. With Henry Carlozzi. Hill Sullivan anel Sue- llnalson rs-presenting us in the glllfltxlll Council. anti with Nlr. Wilson as our aclxisor. we- tvnriefi the refreslinwnt iooth at the loothall Qlliilllldb anal thvn start:-rl our aloor to door Campaign selling nagazinc' subscriptions. Marion Warrvn re-vm-iwel the- high salesman awarcl. Ne-xt wv lwgan rvznling si-ripls for liln- lif'lllill'lxiilJlt' lnviclvnt at Carson fornvrsf' our Sefnior play. l ntl:-r the supvrlv tlirs-4-lion of Nlr. Wilson. wc- prv- avntc-rl it on tln- Ttli anti llth ol' Nlarvli with innvh sin-1-rss. Vlllll'll our long-awaitml nme-r-I1v-lw-lorgottvn Xvililllltglllll trip Villlll' anal went. 'ollowwl hy tht- jr.-Sr. Prom anal l'i1-nir. Crznluation finally 1-losctl tht- tlools lor us as Svniors and wv earh went our mn way lnlt we-'ll ncwr forgot our four yi-ars at CHS. av Q kiwi SANDRA BELLE AlJl'l'1l.'l1 Life is not life at all Iuillmul rleligltlf' 1.ibrary Club 1.2.32 Nurses Club 3.4: Camera Club l: Ura. matics Club 1: Purple Quill 2: Yearbook 4: Senior Chorus 3.4: Senior Play 4. JOHN l,H1l..ll' l3AlXl'1l,.AAl1 'LEvery why lmllt II Il'l18l'l'- fore. Volleyball 1.2.4: llasketball 1.2: A.V. Club 4: llramativs Club 1: Senior l-'lay 4: Chorus 4: Ten- nis 3.4: lnl. llasketball l.2.3.4: Softball 1.2.3.4: Volleyball 2.3.4. PATIRICIA STIQFN EY BICHIIINKA Greatness is not lIIl'll.9IlI'l?Il in l'l7l'lIl'S.n Honor Soviety 3: Student Coun- t-il 3: llramativs Club lg Camera Club 1.2.3.4. Ser. 1.2: Library Club 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3: Senior Play 4: Purple Quill 1.2: Uysterette 3.4. Flxvhange lid. 3. Managing Ed. 4: Yearbook 4. Literary Ed.: Band 1.2. N4ll'i1lltlTk lland 1: lut. Volleyball 3.4: llasketball 3.4: Cym Club 1: AA 1.2.3.4: ll.A.li. award 4. IXAIRBA IIA A NTUIN li'l I'l'l BLAIJOS 'gl bear I1 I'lIlll'Illt?1l life. l,l'Hlll3l1t'H Club 1: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 43 Chorus 1.2.3.4: lnt. Volleyball 1.2.3.4: lnt. llas- ketball 1.2.3.4: Varsity Hovkey 1.2.3.4: Varsity Volleyball l.2.3. 1: Varsity llasketball 1.2.3.-4: Var- sity Softball 1.2.4: Atllletiv Asso- aiation: Speed-Away 1: Cym Club 1.2.3.-'lz Arvllery 4: Tennis 4. ALICXANIDICH BONDARCHUK To worry' little mul slurly less is III 1' Men of lIUlIlIilIl?9S.u Senior Play 4: Xearbook 4, l1lCl'l Alill OWEN l1l1l41l'iSl'i Truly n llIl'llI.S lILlIl1.u 1 earbook 4: Senior l'lay 4: Foot- ball1.2.3.-fl.t'apl.3.4: llaskelball l. 2.3.-l. rapt. 3.4: llaseball 1.2.3.4: 'l1IZl4'lx 1.2.3.-1: Gym Show l.2.3. l: lnt. llaslqetball 1.2: Softball 1.2: Volleyball 1.2.3. HENRY GEORGE CARLOZZI Happy am 1, from care l'm free, why arerft they all con- tent like mef, Student Council 1.43 Camera Club 1.2,3,4g Senior Play 4, Busi- ness Manager 43 Boy's State 33 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3.4g Softball 1.2.3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3, 4. MARY LOUISE COYLE Always ready, always there. Always willing to do her share. Honor Society 3.4-g Student Conn- cil 2g Dramatics Clubg Senior Play 4g Oysterettes 3.45 Year- book 4g Chorus 1,2.3,4g Band I. 3.4: Intramural Volleyball 1,4-g Basketball 1-4g Varsity Hockey 3, 43 Varsity Volleyball 33 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Varsity Softball 3,4g Gym Club 3.4g Oratorical Contest 3rd Prize 3. WILBUR LOUIS COOK Confidence is the conqueror of men. - and women. President, Camera Club 3g Presi- dent, Library Club lg Secretary. Library Club 2g Camera Club 2. 3,44 A.V. Club 4g Library Club 1.23 Senior Play 3.43 Yearbook 43 Int. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Soft- ball 1,2.3.4g Volleyball 1,2,3,4. KAREN DIOSA CRANFORD Centcel in personage, con- duct, and equipagef' Future Nurses' Club 3,4, Treas- urer 33 Camera Club 3g Oyster- ette 3g Yearbook 43 Chorus 1.2g Basketball 1. RITA MARIE FIORE Beauty is power, a smile its swordf, Chorus 3,43 Senior Play 4: Intra- mural Volleyball 4g Library Club 1,25 Purple Quill 2. MARY LOUISE GAGEN A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Library Club 1,23 Intramural Bas. ketball 2,3,49 Intramural Volley- ball 2.3,4g Senior Play 4g Year- book 4. E' iv my NATHAN MARK COLDIN None but himself can be lzis parallelf, Student Council 2.3. Vive Presi- dentg Senior Play 4: Purple Quill 1: Oysterette 3. Sports Edi- tor 4: llaseball 1.2: Track. Man- ager 43 Tennis 3.4g lnt. llasket- ball 1.2.3.4: Softball 1.23.43 Vol- leyball 1.2.3.-4g Ping Pong 3.4: llowling 23 Yearbook 4. Vllll,l.,lAlVl HENRY HANFF 'glowing fellows will lie young l llows. Class Treasurer 13 Senior Play 3, 4: Purple Quill 2: Yearbook 4-g Chorus 3.4: Football 23 Basket- ball 1.2: lnt. Basketball 3.4: Soft- ball 2g Volleyball 2.3.41 Drama- tics Club 3. NlAR.l0RY ElVllVlA l-HDDINK For she was just a quiet girl. whose nature never var- Illfllfl Library Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 1: Int. Volleyball 4: Yearbook 4. DAVID PATTON HIGBEE uflgreealnle, full of fun, well- lilezl by everyonef, Vice President of Class 1.2.3.4-g Senior Play 3.43 Purple Quill lg Yearbook 43 Chorus 3.41 Foot- ball 1.2.3.4g Basketball 11 Trark 2: lnt. Basketball 1.2.3.4-1 Soft- ball 1.2.3.4: Volleyball l.2.3.4: llramativs Club ANNA lV1A1l1li HOPE nfl quiet, friendly girl. Senior Play 43 Yearbook 4: Chorus 1. ROBERT BOULDING HOWARD 'gCl1aracter ninlfes its own destiny. President 4: Senior Play 41 Year- book 4: Football l.2.3.4g Basket- ball l.2,3.4g Baseball 1.2,3,4-3 Track 2.3.4g lnt. Softball 1.2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2.3,4. SUSAN DAVIS HUDSON 'Tall and slender. full of splertffolf' Student Council Pres. -1-1 Purple Quill 1.2: Uysterette 3.4: Year- book 4. Asst. Art Editor: Chorus 1.2.3.4-: lnt. Volleyball 1.2.3.4. captain 2.3: llasketball 1.2.3.4. captain 2.3: Varsity Hockey 1.2. 3: Volleyball 2.3.41 Basketball 2. 3.4: Seed-a.way 2: Cheerleading 1.2.3.1-: A..-K. 1.2.3.-1: Cym Show 2.3.4. lN'1A1110N 1'11.1ZAl1l'i'l'1l ll1i1.S1'i Her SIllIl1'V rl1'spo.w'l1'or1 is I1 sure rure for almosl any- lliirzgf' Senior Play 3.-1-: Sr. Chorus tac- compauyl 1.2.3.-1: Basketball 3: lnt. Basketball 2.3.41-Z Volleyball 2.3.4-: Camera Club 1.2.3. '1'reas. 3: Gym Club 1.2.3.4: Leaders Club 3.4: A.A. 12.3.41 Swing: Band fi: llaml l.2.3.'1. Sec. 4: Yearbook -1. ANITREVV PA171. IGNOTOWICZ Mis gnorlnaturerl as they mnlre 'emf' Camera Club Treasurer 3.-1: Camera Club l.2.3.41: Senior Play 11: Yearbook 43 Business Educa- tion Award 3: lloys' State Award 3: Baseball 1.2.33 Int, llasketball 3.-1-1 int. Volleyball 3.-1: Int. Soft- ball 2.4. 1l1Ll1A JANE KAPLAN Valedictorian My Iltouglils and l'0llfIlll'I are my own. Senior Class Treasurer -1: Editor- in-Chief. Nearbook -1: Band 1.2. 3.1-: Chorus 1.2.3.e1: Hockey 1.2. 3.-1: llasketball 1.2.3.:1Z Cheer- leading 1.2.3.-1: Leaders' Club 2. 3.11-: Uysterette 3.4: Honor So- ciety: Student Council 1: Fresh- man Subjects Prize 1: Civics Prize 1: American History Prize 3: 1l.N. Essay Award 2: Phi Beta Kappa Alumni of l.. 1. Citation -1-: llramatics Club 1: Senior Play Al. MA11CA111'1'l' JOYCE KART Her HYIVIII and friendly smile comes .slraiglzl from the heart. Nurses Club -1: Senior Play Al. l11ANA DAY l.A'1ll1AlN1 :'Cenlle of speech. 1M'Ill'fIi I.l'IIf of llIl.lIII.u Cirl's 1.eader's Club -1-: Ilramalics Club 1: Senior Play 4: Uysterette 3.4-1 Yearbook 4: Chorus l.2.3,4: Int. Volleyball 1.2.3.-1: lnt. llas- ketball 1.2.3.4. ter' g- 17 52.5 JANE ELLEN LYNCH hltis nice to be nalural Il'll8IIf ymfre naturally nice. Vive President Nurse! Club 4: Nursek Club 3: Leaflers Club 3. 43 Camera Club 4: Sr. Chorus 3.4: Varsity Hockey 4: Volleyball 4: lnt. Volleyball 4: Senior Play 43 Yearbook 4: Cym Show 4. JOHN GEORGE MAIISEN Quietness is thy 'lllflllfhv Senior Play 4: Yearbook lg ll.T.R. 4. EUGENE HENRY IVIOISA 4 good rlispasition is half the lnaltlef' Audiovisual Club 4. Track 3.4: lnt. Basketball 1.2.3.4-1 Softball 1.2.3.4-3 Volleyball 1.2.3.-4. ARTHUR EDWARD NICHOLS I am monarch of all l sur- veyf' Purple Quill 1: Football 2.3.4g 'l'rark 1.2.3.4: lnt. Basketball 1. 2.3.4: Softball l.2.3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3.4 IQDWARD OTIS PAYNE An amiable anrl courteous genllemanf, Hand 43 Chorus 4: Autliovisual Club 43 Senior Play fl-5 Yearbook 4g Ping Pong 4. DIANE ELlZAl'1l'i'l'H POWPIRS HTll8f6,S a Illl-Sl7llI.C'U0llS tuzin- lrle in her eye. Secretary of Class of 58-1.2.3.1-1 Pres of Band 4g Band 3.4: Cirlk I.eader's Club 2.35 Speed-a-way 15 Archery 4g A.A. 1.2.3.4g Ten- nis 4: Senior Play 4: Oysterelte 3: Yearbook 45 Chorus 12.3.43 lnt. Volleyball 1.2.3.4g Basketball 12.3.43 Varsity Hockey 1.2.3.4-g Volleyball 2.3,4g Basketball 3.41 Softball 1.2.3.4-1 Gym Club 1.2.3. 4: Cheerleafling 2.3.44 Drum Nla- jorette 1.2.3g Nortllfork Chorus 2.3.43 Band 4g Dance Ranrl 43 Swing l3an1l4g Ilramatics Club 1. WAYNE KENNETH RAYNUR I am as I am. and so I'Il bef' Camera Club 33 Audiovisual Club 4: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: lnt. Basketball 1.2.3.4: Softball I.2.3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3.4g Bowl- ing Team 2. IVIABIANNIC RINEHART lt's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Assistant Treasurer of Class 3.4: Student Council 1.2.3. Sec. 33 Dramativs Club I: Senior Play 43 Uysterette 3g Chorus 1.2.3.4g Band 3.4. Treas. 4: Int. Volley- ball 1.2.3.4: Basketball l.2.3.4: Varsity IIot'li6y 1.2.3.4-Z Volley- ball 2.3.4: Basketball 3.41 Soft- ball 1.2.3.4g A.A. 1.2.3.4-: Archery 43 Tennis Ig Speed-Away Ig Cym Club 1.23.41 Cheerleading 1.2.3. 4. Captain 2.43 Dance Band 43 Swing Band 43 North Fork Chor- us 3. JOHN DAVID BYDEI1 Gentle in manner. firm in reality. Camera Club 2: Audiovisual Club 3.4: Senior Play 43 Oysterette 4: Yearbook 4: Travk 3.4: Cross Country 4. .IOHN CARL SKIIICZEC Life 1A'l'lh'0IIl sport is not lifef, A.A. 1.2.3.4: Senior Play 4g Year- book 4: Football I.2.3.4: Basket- ball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2: Track 1.23.43 Int. Basketball 1.2.3.4-3 Softball 1.2.3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3. 4: Football: All Suffolk-All Con- ference 3: All Scholastic 2 Team 3: All Conference 4: All Svholas- tic 4g Co-Captain Football 4. RICHARD WALTER SLIQDIESKI He has a heart with room. for every joyf, Assistant Treasurer Ig Treasurer 3: Audiovisual Club 13 Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Chorus 3.4. Pres. 4: Football 1.2.3.43 Basket- ball 1.2: Int. Basketball I.2.3.4: Softball 12.3.41 Volleyball 1.2.3. 4: Ping Pong 3.4: Cym Show 1.2. 3.-I. WILLIAM JAMES SULLIVAN 1 am rnyself my Own corn- rnamferf' Student Counril 1.2.3.4: Camera Club 1.2: Dramativs Club 1: Audiovisual Club 1.23 Yearbook 4: Chorus 2.3.41 Band 13 Basket- ball Manager I,2,3,4. I ,N . Pi its . . X . sm X f i R f ti- -x . .s:..E' .5 T7 3 iii' . .. .f,ff. 1 LINDA IRIS THOMAS It's better to be small and shine than to be large anfl cast a shaalow. Library Club 13 Camera Club 1. 23 Nurses Club President 43 Purple Quill 3: Oysterette 43 lnt. Volleyball 43 Yearbook 4g Senior Play 4. SHIRLEY TROWER Blessed with that charm that certainty to pleasef, A.A. Club 1.2,3.43 Senior Play 43 Oysterette 43 Yearbook 43 Chor- us 1.23 Int. Volleyball 1.2.3.43 Int. Basketball 1.2.3.4-3 Varsity Volleyball 43 Varsity Softball 13 Speed-a-way 13 Ping Pong 1.2. ALICE MAUIJ VAIL Salutatorian Life without mirth is like a candle without oilf, Class President 1.2.33 Art Editor. Yearbook 43 Oysterette. Art Edi- tor 3. Editor-in-Chief 43 C.1,.C. 2.3. President 43 Nat. Honor So- ciety 3g Chorus 1.2.3.43 Drama- tim-s Club 13 Hockey 1.23.43 Bas- ketball 2.33 Gym Club 1.2.33 ll.N. Essay Award 33 Softball l.2.3.43 Purple Quill 33 Senior Play 43 Speed-a-way 2. HENRY A. H. VAIL The will of man is his hapi pinessf, Senior Play 43 Yearbook 43 lnt. Volleyball 1.2.3.43 Int. Basketball 1.2.3.4-. MAHIAN ALICE WARREN Her own special personality attracts everyone. Camera Club 43 Senior Play 43 Yearbook 4g Chorus 1.2.3443 lnt. Volleyball 1.2.3.43 Int. Basketball 1.2.3.43 Cym Show 1.23 Speed-av way 1: A.A. Association 1.2.3.4. SETH .lAY WEBB 'GT he force of his own merit makes lzis own wayf, Camera Club 3.43 Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 4. GEORGE WARREN WETMORE I am a good orntor in my own cause. Senior Play 4g Yearbook 43 Chor- us 3.4: Football 1.2.3.4: Basket- ball 1.2.33 Baseball 33 Travk 1.23 lnt. Basketball 2.3.43 lnt. Soft- ball 2.3.4g Volleyball 2.3.4. ROGER DEAN WILLIAMS Thy 77l0f16Sfy,S n candle to tlzy merilf' Oysterette 4: Yearbook 43 Sen- ior Play 4. DORIS ELAINE WILSON As merry as the rlay is longf' Student Council 3: A.A. Assoria- tion 1.2,3: Senior Play 43 Purple Quill. Music- Editor 1.2: Oyster- ette 3.43 Yearbook 4: Chorus 1.2. 3.41 lnt. Hockey 1.2.3: lnt. Bas- ketball 1.2: Speed-a-way 13 Harl- minton 1.2: Ping Pong 1.2. KAREN ERLENE WILSON a'Your smile will take you far. Senior Play 43 Yearbook 43 Chor. us 2.3.41 lnt. Volleyball 1.2.3.4-: lnt. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Captaing Varsity Hockey l.2.3.4: Varsity Volleyball 1.2.3.4-: Varsity Basket- ball l.2.3.-1: Varsity Softball 1.2.3. Captain 35 Gym Show 12.3.43 Speed-a-way 11 Tennis 4: Arch- ery 4g A.A.A. 1.2.3.4-. PAUL VINCENT WYSOCK1 The insolent but agreeable condition of doing nothing. A.A. 1.2.3.4: Senior Play 43 Yearbook 4. THOMAS BEN.lAlVl1N WYSOCK1 As prone to misr'l1.ief, as able to perform iff, A.A. 1.2.3,43 Senior Play 4g Class Treas. 2g Yearbook 4. WWW NAME Sandy Appelt J, P. Bakelaar Pat Berdinka Barb Blados Bondy Dick Breese Henry Carlozzi Cookie Penny Coyle Karen Cranford Nate Goldin Bill Hanff Marge Hiddink Dave Higbee Sue Hudson Marion Hulse Andy Ignotowicz Hilda Kaplan Peggy Kart Diana Latham ,lane Lynch John Madsen Gene Moisa Cynic Nichols Ned Payne Dee Powers Wayne Raynor Bridgie Rinehart ,lack Ryder .lack Skrezec Sludge Sully Linda Thomas Shirl Trower Alice Vail Henry Vail Mickey Warren Seth Webb George Wetmore Roger Williams Reese Wilson Karen Wilson Ann Hope Bob Howard Rita Fiore Lou Gagen Paul Wysocki Tom Wysocki CLASS STATISTICS KNOWN FOR talking witty sayings scientific mind arguing being difficult sports being a good guy his girls selling ice cream being late being tortured his smile her shyness his dancing her clothes playing the piano his camera nagging for dues her laugh trying to gain weight her looks selling newspapers hunting pheasant his personality being fresh her pranks his car her giggle patience his looks his humor hurrying her hair good nature roaming the halls his jokes her nature being quiet his theories his writing being easy-going being athletic quietness coming to Math late her way with boys her pony tail his laugh clowning PET PEEVE teachers who pronounce my name like apple Math the 24-hour day a certain teacher school Pierre Editor of the Yearbook History back-seat drivers Chemistry Senior girls know.it-alls school Girls none? not to be able to chew gum taking pictures people who don't pay their dues on time her sister catching the school bus Summer girls stuck-up girls fruitless pheasant hunts platinum blonds 2-cent bottles silent people Reading instigators a certain girl's sister had sports lipstick nagging girls loud people Doris clocks game wardens the Navy homework on weekends knee socks pompous praise for small deeds Coffee study hall with a certain teacher a Senior boy Hilda boys a guy called Chicken school knee socks 22 SECRET AMBITION to be the first nurse in outer space be a rich bachelor direct the A.E.C. be a nurse on a submarine still a secret play football for Vassar no comment to take a trip around the world to be a monk to be a nurse to make a million to own a car to fly a helicopter to go to the moon to model Dior creations play a duet with Liberace to be the world's greatest shutterbug to be an opera singer to be a nurse to be a concert pianist to live in Orient to be a cook to set a world's record in the shotput to be somebody to get away from it all to invent a mechanical brain for memorizing to be a gigolo to be another Florence Nightingale invent an infallible pair of water skis for beginners still a secret rival Breese at Smith to be rid of them to be a skin diver to make Mr. Gildersleeve memor- ize all the poetry in the Lit. Book tour Europe is yet to be known to go to Florida to go big game hunting in Africa to be a rocket scientist to be alive free and healthy in the year 2035 run an orphanage to go to France be a singer make a sputnik out of Harry Breese to memorize all of Macbeth to be married in the White House and raise little presidents to graduate design sweaters. Kr A4 SUPERLATIVES I III I II II king I IJ I I I L NI II I-. I I NI III I I 'NI I W I I II I 8 XI t MII II I I Il L I Ix I I I I J Il Xl I I I I I II l XI rlll IUIIINIWSII I I I I XI II 5923 CLASS As my jet-mobile screeches to a halt be- fore the Miami Beach Hotel, fan exclusive establishment belonging to that hotel-restaur- ant monopolizer Richard Sledjeskil my eyes light upon the distinguished crowd entering under the proud banner bearing L'Grand Re- union - Class of 1958,'. I park my baby', behind an elegant ex- ample of the famous car designer Sandra Ap- pelt, and watch the horrified doorman greet Mary Lou Gagen, trailed by her three sets of twins. ln the lounge l find the famed filibus- ter, John Bakelaar lknown politically as the Pentagon Pacernj conversing with Pat Ber- dinka, the famous designer of the ucurvalurew pencil, and J ack Ryder, her business manager. They are discussing the scandal rumored of Alice Vail, the U.S. ambassador to Switzer- land, who has, it is said, eloped with a moun- tain climber. They are soon joined by George Wetmore, chief arbitrator at the U.N., and William Sullivan of Sullivan Enterprises, Inc. l leave the lounge after greeting Barbara Blados, co-editor of Mad magazine, and Andy Ignotowicz, president of Kodak Co. By the swimming pool I find Marion Hulse, Welk's new champagne lady , Diane Powers, the nightclub blues singer, and John Madsen, 1965's answer to Presley, combining their tal- ents to the amusement of William Hanff, who now sings soprano with the Metropolitan Op- era. ln the pool I see Linda Thomas of Aqua- cade fame, Karen Wilson, the coach of Ameri- ca's only all-girl football team, Nate Goldin fyes, HE who has taken Hollywood by stormj , and Marge Hiddink who runs an exclusive boys' school. There are Ned Payne, AXP man- agerg Marianne Rinehart, nurse of the yearn, Anna Marie Hope, the movie starlet, and Eu- gene Moisa, owner of Orient Farms, lnc., all listening to their jovial host joke with Bob Howard, manager of the Harlem Globetrotters, Richard Breese, and Jack Skrezec, rival coaches of the Army and Navy football teams. I enter the bar, order one of Henry Car- lozzi's pizzas, fthose succulent delicacies which have captured the American appetitej 24 PROPHECY and glance at the TV set where Penny Coyle is pitching for the Brooklyn fwhoops, Los An- gelesl Dodgers. I am joined by Al Bondar- chuk, the card shark who challenges Maverick on Channel 3, and Art Nichols, the kiddies' idol, who rides shotgun for Wyatt Earp. We notice Tom Wysocki, who is an official mat- tress-tester for Beauty Sleep, accompanied by the glamorous Jane Lynch, TV's Private Sec- retary. Roger Willioms, controversial column- ist for the New York Times, enters and joins the crowd around Paul Wysocki of B.S., M.A., Ph.D. fame. In the cocktail lounge a fashion show, fea- turing Susan Hudson Originals modeled by Rita Fiore, is in session. Karen Cranford, the chemist who discovered nuclear nylon, Hilda Kaplan, head of the U.S. Department of In- ternal Revenue fdues, anyone?J and Diana Latham, famous anthropologist, are discuss- ing the gowns with Shirley Trower, famous cartoonist and creator of L'il Mooney, a char- acter based on the exploits of Dave Higbee, 25 the Air Force captain credited with being the first man to reach the moon. Doris Wilson, WINS disk jockey, Marian Warren of TV's Vallely's Ding Dong School and Peggy Kart, who teaches in dear old CHS come up to me and ask about the absentees. It seems Seth Webb couldn't leave his dia- mond mine in Africa and Wilbur Cook is making a movie My Harem for MGM. We notice Henry Vail, the Texas millionaire hand- ing out cigars to Wayne Raynor, editor of Hot Rodv magazine. The girls leave to con- gratulate Henry on his twins and I am left with nostalgic memories of the days when Harry's hooligans inhabited 307 and studied, scrimped, and screamed through four harried but happy years. Wishing you success, an old classmate P.S. By the way, Mr. H. G. Wilson has suc- cessfully retired, but wild horses couldn't drag him to this reunion. FY N iv gk V -fx. Q N :ji Q. ix Z- ,Q xx Q st F' J 1 M, r. ix ages ., .ff ww f iw. K .- Q gg, ,W Qs ii M, I ,Mx URI s 4-'M rv u- .: i vi , aw, VY, .1 Q wsrffw Q26 .A After settling down in rooms 313 and 315, the Class of 1959 began the task of struggling through its third high school year. The Juniors elected the following officers: james Salmin- en. president: John Gloria. vice presidentg Carole Crathwohl, secretaryg Joseph Wells, treasurer. Their Student Council representa- tives were Athena Moskovey and James Sal- minen. As in the past two years. Mr. Deutsch- mann became their faithful class adviser. CLASS 0F Their first undertaking was to choose the class ring. By a majority vote. the ring was a ship set in its stone became the official ring of the Juniors. Much to the delight of every- one the rings arrived right after Thanksgiv- ing. A food sale in November brought relief to the fund set aside for the long desired Washington trip. The Valentine Dance was an affair which was a lot of fun for everyone who attended it. When June rolled around, all the L to K. row 1. .walvrlz Miss Mahoney. Standing: A. Moskovey, M. Butler. T. Harman. C. Deniarest, M. Doucett. H. Wernikowski. E. Green. P, Sturm, Lto R, row 2: P Corazzini. ll. Quinn. H. Cherepowich. P. Peterson. Nl. Bishop, A. King. L. Larkin. A. Jensen. K. Cottral. L to R, row 3: D. Rhinow. ,I. Wells. J. Lahti. F. Terry, T. Hudson. D. Radford, L to R, row 4: J. Wydur. A. Campbell. E. Howe. S. Colrlin. A. Tuthill. 28 lunmrs plll'll04l ln In help Illillik' thc- Jllllltll'-Sl'lll1ll' l'rum lhe' Irs-lm-mlulls sm'- rvss that ll mls. 1 lurgo I'l'lll't'St'IIlilll0Il in ulhlc-liv '14-lixilivs. 'Nlany uf lhem purlivipalwl in lmml anal vlmrus. lhinl yn-ur. lhvy arc- looking furuarml , .2 L , f Am. ,Q 199 l llllflllgl lhv yvar lhcf- ,luniur Class haul Slum'lllv,lunim'sllalxvm-o111plPle'1l lhvir l'm'wm'4l In thx-ir ss-ninr yvur. lhe' goal of mn ,IVNIOH VIASS Ul l llfl'1llS -nm' who has Q-wr t'llli'l'l'Cl school. rfrlwf: Ylr. Vllelltwlmlzuln. I. lu R. mu' l: Cl. Slmljv-ki. ll. lfnfter. ff. ffm-irly. ll. llmllmulll. ll, llI'll'lllxl v . . , - 1 n YN IlNlYll. N. Wullwr. lr. IS:--wks. Nl. lJl'llSlxllNlxl. 4.. lTll.aIIzl. I. In R. run' Z: l.. NX :lv-n. lv. lwgmu. ,l. llilllxlill NI 11511013 AI, xlllIllWI'lllll. ll, lferxune. R. CL-vnzulw. .I. 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INIzu'mnIwl H. Iiegley. I.. l'uwc'II. I' l.Ill'lhICIlSCIl. Ix. FIIIIIII. I Mxalrez. A. Iluell. Run' -I , , , . Im. l.urneII. II. INIIIISIIIIIII H. Ilulsv. K. Wllile. Iiuphxn. II. IHA. 1 r- Smzlvclz Nlr. 'Nlar1wari11g. I. In K. Firxt Row: M. Luulm. K. Riley. .l. Gloria. S. Rollloff. lf. Crigonis. .l. liuynnmul. .l. Seavers. V. llnamler. Nl. Bunker. I.. l.a llzul. SPVUIIII Row: T. llulrlv. l . llc .lc-sus. I. Tuli- ver. ll. llreese. Nl. Kaplan. li. Iiush. Nl. Hauer. Tlziral lfnzv: T. Nexilln-. N. Pow- e-rs. D. lfurzluini. V. Hut- lwwski. lf. Ihnuvett. P. ,len- se-ll. W. Watkins. Svulwlz Mr. limnlmanlier. 1. I0 R. l 1'rsf Row: A. Cmvun. S. Thomas. ll. lxlonrv. R. lialvlwtt. Sl'l'0IllI Row: lf. Svhelin. K. Dean. lf. .lan-ger. KI. Tulvivr. IT. lfllattuway. H. llvrzug. Xl. l.. llermlinku. l', Tamin. S. Pm-twuitv. Third Raw: P. lhmkuski. li. Delllasiu. l llllI'llI Row: Nl. Nlin-hell. K. Terry. ll, tlarrf-n. Il. Ship. T. Wluzmferro. Sl'lIfl'l,Z Nlr. Rus. I, In R. Firxl lfmv: ll. Trnwer. A. lieglc-y. R. Rmlenlmrg. C. ltegley. l'. Nerlty. .'X. Haw vvy. S. Sxplwr. N. Rutl- t'Hlllll'g. ll. llurroun. S. flair:-5. Sf-1-mul Row: ,l. lnell I leunc K Pflu '1er....' - gvr. M. A. llialvizl. IS. Star- un. Tlltlfll How: T. Latham. V. Appelt. H. Staples. R. T'TllSlk7l'. tiuslelln. A. Iiiill- svn. V. Spohr. C. Water- llIlllSl:'. 'mmm A A . - 2 I C1 x-...Q 1 Tl .. THE FRE HME Seated: Mr. Gibbs. Stand- ing, Row 1, L to R: M. E. lledurk, M. Lakowitz, ll. Orlowski, S. Willmurn. C. Suhailile, D. Harvey. .l. Thillnerg. M. Edwards. C. Ciacia, A. Katz. A. Swis- key. Row 2: R. Vanurk, R. Quarty, J. Savage, R. An- drews. W. Mitchell. R. Dawson, B. Webb. J. Ped. erson, J. Coyle. Row 3: A. Luke. W. Lewis, A. Hor- ton, L. Reiter. lf. Ciochet- Io. R. llors. Svatvrlz Mr. Mulhall. Standing, Row 1, L to R: A. Moskovey, C. Reeves. .l. Carto. N. Kaufer. G. Smith. K. Bush. P. Sharp. ll. Walker. L. E. Fox. J. Ewell. Row 2: L. Chris- tensen, M. Wells, E. Jur- zenia, D. Miller. A. Foster. F. Axelson. N. lioldin. C. Freeman, M. Moore. Row 3: M. Langone, W. Foster. E. Harman, V. Raynor, V. Jacolis, J. Verity. B. Trow- er, M. Richards. THE EIGHTH GRADE I. 32 Sr-al:-11: Nlrf. Hzlnll. Run' l l.. In R.: l.. Nlallllius. .l. l Ml:-n. H. lnllnll. K.. l dell. lu. Walden. ll. Ship. l.. Warren. ll. Nliller. .l. liluling. ll. llre- gel, K. HIIIUIIIIIQIS. U. Gun- xulw. l.. lrun. l'. llmlsnn. ll. lulllill. .l. l'nliwmlu. Rum 2: I. hanlzu'rm'e'. lf. l'lilllE5'. J. Sneucl. ll, ililnson. 'l'. Pilles. ll. l ie-eller. J. llrannli. 5. llulsv. ll. lluynnr. l'. llennis. II. llurlnll. sl. ,lnm'r. l. Sper- Ior. K. Swann. S:-alvflz Nlr. NOIIIIQL. Rau' l ' ' x I.. ru If.: .l. blznlmlnlgr. lv. llulwr. ll. Qnillin. QI. lla:-tu. ll. Ward. ll. Robinson, lf. Nlnpfun. lv. lung. R, Plllef. Nl. Xlullvll. Ron' 2: ll. llrvna- way. ll. lnrvy. ll. Luylv. I.. llrnnlas. .l. xIll1'Ulllllt'l'. .l. llyller. Nl. lluwsnn. xl. Toy. Rau' Il: C. llnlmlin. ll. lill- wzmls. 5. R u I k U w s lx i. ll Sllurp. 'l'. Nlurri-. .l. Town- svnal. l.. llrunuli. Q1 '! , .mm we-fl Srrllwrlz Nlisx lltlllglllllll. Rau' I5 ' lil Nl .1 l: I... In R.: ll. Nol . I.lt'llIt'lll. .l. l.u Lullu. l.. Vul- lnnrn. l.. Ilvgley. K. lllznnlin ll. llnllaf,ll.,lnl1es. QI. wvliflll- lnglun. ll. Worrell. Run' 2: 5. D 1 lreslun. I.. l.IilllKllU. l. bul- lnnml. l'. Ilt'tllll'lx. lf. Case. If llillclinlx. ll. l'2lIWilI'Il50ll. W llnrwle-n. N. lhmk. R. l.z1 llzul. l Run' 3: .l. S1-hill. .l. lInwun. C. I.r'lllIlllll. l.. lilkowitz. l.. INICIISI. .l. Xnflqm'n'l1. IX. l.e llailly. -llmwll: l'. Nlyslilmr' ski. if 5 THE SEVE TH GRADE 'SIMS Fl' 40,19 EQEESQ 'K x J 1 ,..- K .IQ XXX N YL , if 9 ,T df' kj! f n A-,mmm Wo P u I Y, jx f- 5722.-,Q 'fy 1 iw: f x . ,...-, if J ,mf ww-ix f E f E r ur A 1 1 e .,- 'I .- J ' 5 x .sl J rg , ,sg . 's L . ...J V U ,mf .wx 'TJ 1, 4. P.-5,-.J x f W . -1 ' '..3'1M F4 , N.. ! in A 'QT' E IUR F TURE URSES CL B S4-alwl: Nlif- Hrmvkf. Sfflllllfllgl I.. lu R.: 'lf Hiiflllllll. ll. IJPIIIHVPSI. Nl. llollvetl. .l. Kelvhunl. ll. Harper. Y. Walker. K. lIl'ul1furnI. .l. l.yn4'l1. S Xppell. I.. Tlltlllliik ll'rm,i, JU l0R FUTURE NURSES CLUB SIVIIVIII S. Park 4l'rew.l. l'. Wilwll Ylanrfing: I.. In R.: R. Rmlelllnlrgg. I'. Tulhill. lf. Nlillvr. ,l. Cnpin. Nli-N Hl'HlDkF. BIULUGY CL B Km-vliug: I.. In R.: ll. lien-Ilrvllg. H. f:flI'llPH. .l. Kranwr. H, llulw. Slarlrlfngzz Run' I: I.. Tulllill. ll. lfmler. lf. fllivkllmll. l'. Wilson. l,, l,alluxm. Run' 2: IC. Kulwslzui. V. f:ElI'iwli lIFf'lI. il, llruwn. fl. UU ll,re-xi. IT. wiill. .l. f,m'aAxn11. fx. l5e4lu4'k. I.. Stuffvl. Ur. llrmvn. Ruu- 5' ll. .lzu'kwn. .l. Ellllllilll. ,l, ifupin. NI. Huulis. STUDENT COU CIL Swzlwlz I.. In H.: A. I'Ilugei'. A. Xlmkmey. S. llumlsnn 1l'res.I. H. llurlnni. W. Sullivan. Slarnlingz C. Illziumlio. l.. Warren. II. Urluwski. Nlr. lloiiilrunliel' lA1lx'iserI. II. Vail. I.. lnlliill. L. xIiIZLLIl.f'I'I'U. W. Nlil- I-In-II. SENIOR LIBRARY CL R Ron' I: I.. In R.: NI. Ilnller. li II0lIIl1I'k sI. I.. lulliill. Aliss Orr. l'. Ili-nliiilxzi. II. lwftvr. I.. Allller. .l. Corin. Al. Raynnr. Run' 2: IJ I Ciaiviu. II. Nlawiiilier. R. Allen. II. D Karvlier. Il. Hansen. l.. Latllani. I Ilnnlwski. C. l.eclen. Row 3: I.. Stul- lvl. lf. llouvell. .l. llrallan. Nl. Hill- mlink. .l. Ilenko. N. Ilzenkuwski. li. lilIl'klIIliIl. C. llegley. .IU IIIR LIBRARY CL R , . . . . . I.. In lx.: I., lvllmwn. II. Xliller. Nliss Urr. .l. llnrlu. II. Wullwr. NI. Well I.. liven-Q, X. Nluskuwy. A. IX'lIl C. Smith. I . Xxvlsun. A. Swiskey. Il. Ilregvl. A. Ifmler. I.. Nlullhius. N. Kuufer. .l. Allen. K. Ilulcliinggs. A 1 R w..KT'w' Al li frlilnrinl liuurrlz L. In K.: if. Uratllwulll-Art: N. Crvldin- Spurls: A. Vail- lie!-ill-lfllivfz NIV. Nlun' muml. I'. lgPl'4liIlkil Managing Ed.: W. Sullivan-V H ls. Nlgzzz Xliss Nlalnmey. 0Y TERETTE 1-an-fl: L. I0 R.: Mr. Hai' Cdlllllllllld. C. Uralhwuhl. N. Uulrlin. A. Vail. P. Helwlirlka. YV. Sullixan. luhmwy. Slaullmgz Rum 1: J. llluria. li, Foster. M. lluller. C. Clrushkin. A. King. IJ. lillllillll. l,. Thtbllll ll. Wilsnn. Roll' 2: Nl. llmsknski. H. 'l'l10rnhill. ll, Ralllbulwl. .l. Ryder. ll. Hllillllh. S, llolflin. N. Willi Nun' li: ll. liuwsun. S. HlIllSllll. Nl. RLly'IlllI', V. Umlmler. il. Tulhill. S, 'l'r4m'er. P. l'vlerNuu. 38 I llll CAMERA CL B Kllffflbllg l,. In R.: If. Ilullvvll. X. Ku vlan. JX. lgglmtumirl. ll. Curluzzi II'l'4'N.I. N xl1'l I I I s Sllllllfllllgl Nlr. IAUIIIHUIIIIIIIIIII. Unlmlin. N. line-lllmvwki. K. Wlxiu-. A. Klipp. li. Klux. li. Uumn Ix 1 ll mlm. lv. Ilauwulx. NN. hunk. Nl. NA1ll'l't4ll. ,I, l,Iurm. .l. A-'1l'1llMIlI. J. l.yn1'I1. A DIO-VISUAL CLUB KlIt't'll'IIgI ,li IAllIx6'AllAl.l'. .I. Ryder. A. lIuruzzini. SAHIIIHIIQI XII: Neiflich. lluuvell. W, Hunk IN Xlunll I Payne. K. lxaplun. XX. Ruymlr. ll. Mlunxs. II. A.AILlIIdWIIj. Ia. Nlmm. Il. xllll. 39 EIORB D Hour l: I.. lo R.: M. Hulse. C. Uratllwnhl. ll. Puwers. M. Berclinka. K. Riley. C. Miller. Nl. Rinehart. Row 2: P. ul liill. 'l'. llulllu. H. Wernilwvvslxi. A. llluslwvey. l . Banker. S. Rutkuwski, E. Aaneslad, T. Mazzaferrn. C. Ciarxid lfhrisliunsen. l.. l,exine. Row 3: K. Dean. A. Pfluger. R. Rush, C. Tuliver. V. .lavnlns. J. Malleti. S. Hulse, I.. Rei ll. Chaltuwuy. V. Ruynor. ll. Wilsen. Nl. Mitchell. P. Tamin. B. Welmlm. M. Coyle. M. Lakuwitz. H. Kaplan. A. n sen. Run' -l: R. Walden. M. Wells. C. Reeves. ll. Coyle. J. Cladfling. l.. Rulllm. J. Aanestad. Mr. L. Sartur, H, Ceelnen .l. Snead. lf. llruuks. ll, Temnseml. .l. Salminen. A. llurton. E. Payne. lf. Xxelsun. l.. Puwell. A. Nlnsluwey llruvalkus. Nl. Slemljeslxi. MU M r. Laurem-e Sai-tor Ilirvrlnr of IHSl7'I1llH'llHIl .llIlSI.1' SIC Band Officers: Standing: D. Powers. Pres.: H. Ceehreng. Vice Pres. Svfzlwlz Nl. Hulse. See.: Nl. Rinellzwt. Treas. ,IO 'sg WS,- , NR 7 af . v U 5 , 'X A f s f 2 , V' Q ? x ' U Q ,ga 1 Y J' ui 3 1 ' I I N 1 'H U . ' p N N W W IK 1 I i H ., U U I, J .le r 'FAB 'E anna 5 1 ..- !'Illt'lllIIlI1.fIlIOZ M. Hulse. ll, Foster. Standing. L. to R.: K. Dean, T. Bulmlr. S. Humlson. R. Ravkett. ll. lirooks. .l. Cloriu. Nl. llisllop. V. llnaniler. H. CllCTCIl0Wl1'll. P. 'llh0IllIlSOIl, C. Sl'llCllIl. ll. Foster. C. 'liolliwiz I'. Sturm. A. Cowan. .l. Kelvhzim. K. Cottral. Nl. llanker. C. Wilsen, C. Cassidy. M. Hulse. D. Foster. .l. Nulmiuen. H, llreese. ll. Haulforml. T. Hudson. R. Sleiljeski. ll. Higllee, H. Tliornllill. C. Wetmore. NI. Nlil- ihell. Nl. llermlinka. .l. lieuko. IJ. Chattuway. A. Pfluger. R. Herzog. K. Riley. ll. Carlunil. H. Ruvkell. K. lleilurk. S. Park. N. llzeukowski. A, Nloskovey. J. Fieiller. C. Miller. ll. Ciavia. Nl. lluller. C. Crallmolil. l.. liliul 4' Slerlie ki R llu ll l lexiue N lane A llrvex H il.I.-.,S..S.... Mr. Waller l. Williams llirwrlor of linral .llusiv E l0R CHORUS Chorus Officers: Slanding: J. Sallninen. Treas.: R. Sleiljeski, Pres. Svnlwlz C. llravukos. Vive l'res.g C. Wilsen. Ser. 4 2 ...A i . . . . . S:-nlml nt piano: A. Plluger. C. Levin: Standing. L. to R., Rauf 1: C. Ward. ll. Quillln I I ntl lie J. Claulmling. li. Austin. N. Kaufer. S. Hutkowski. C. Reeves. C. Worthington. C. Nun m on in Shialmle. K. Claudio. C.. Case. li. Coyle. B. Baker. M. Lielmlein. C, Claudio. l.. fitlfwlll I lat olla I 1 Is . . walker. D. Tuthill. J. Carto. Nl. lletluck. l lox lalto l reelnan. l'. Sharp. li. Pa ter ll W 'V Q ll It l Wells. A. hlosliovey Hudson. S. l'reston. The Senior Chorus. unfler the very capable rlirection of Mr. Williatlls and now well lwlessetl with a inelotlious variety of male voices. present- etl a splendid Christmas performance and. in the latter half ofthe school year. an exceptionally lveautiful Spring Concert. The Junior Chorus is also to lie commenclecl. not only for its part in the concerts. hut especially for the excellent jolm it floes in encouraging music appreciation among the grade school stuclents and preparing its nienilvers for Senior Chorus. FRE HMA OCTETIE lfreslnnan Octette. Row 1. L. to R.: K. Riley. K. llean. Y. llnander. Rau' 2: M. Banker. ll. Harronn. JN. Pfluger. l'. Verity. .41:.w-nt: L. Levine. J'unior Quartet. L. Io R.: C. Crathvvohl. A. Jensen. ll, luster. C.. Wilsen. ones. C. Carey. A. Katz. I.. Christensen. P. llemluck. J. lil 43 rows. l. Edwards. R. Swann. J. Macoinlier. IJ. Harvey Xllen A Sw: v iell E IOR 'l'he make-up room was stifling. the atmosphere was lense. and the air was fillecl with nervous whispers . . . l'm SC2ll'6flH. Where-'s my prop?'f. Gosh. you look old . for Suflflfillly it was lVlarch Tlh and in ten short minutes. at 8:30 P. lVl.. the GHS. auflitoriuni curtains would part on Wfhe llernarkahle lnciflent at Carson Cornersii. our sen- ior play. We stoocl in the wings anrl while we nervously awailerl the call for places we reminiscecl. We remeniherecl the six short. anxious hut hilarious weeks of rchcarsal . . . the suspense of try-outs . . . the night we stunihled through the first act with- out scripls . . . the ten minute hreaks . . . Mr. PLAY Homharrlieris fill-in for Mr. Wright . . . Mr. Wil- son's patient try it againi' . . . the dragging cues . . . the carfl games . . . the short tempers . . . the relic--vefl laughter. The houselights rlinnnerl. the curtains partcml. anfl the parents made their entrance. We re- laxefl to the auclienceis response and soon it was over with only a few more memories . . . the hanclshakes . . . We flicl it . . . the confusion of the make-up room . . . ancl finally. the parties. We had passecl another milestone. successfully. and we would never forget 'ullhe llemarkahle lnci- clent at Carson Corners. CAT Nlr. lxmvlvslq 'Xlim' XYumllrl'iclg11' llr. liulilm-II llrs. l.ulmlwe-ll Xlr. lll'llll't' Xlr-. l'ri 114- Q- Nlr. ling:-rf Xl.-N, lingers Nlr. lXmulln'l4lg1e' Nlrs. Wumllirillgm Nlr. W right Nlrx. Wriglil Xli-5 lf u-11 nk Nlrs. N11-lli llll i. 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A M- -C If x l 1 pl' ,v 1 Z! .I K V , .2 N mn' 'SX um, ' ' gn 4 I' X ' fl ,Af S ann: Rau' I. I.. tn N.: IIHLIVII xIilllWiiI'IllgL. C. I tx. ,I. Wyilur. IJ. Hiwlwee. ,-X. Nivhuls. IJ, Cervnne. .I. Skrezf-v. fl, Wetlnnre. I NIall'Im-vliizl. II. IInwzir4I. III. Humiwn. H. Ili-ease. limi-I1 ,I2il'Ixhlill. lion' 2: li. Raynunx X. 'I'ulI'iiII. II. Iihinsm. II. Ilelilusin, I Ilillu II Ixln 4 . ' 5. NI. Kaplan. I . 'I'c-fry. R. Herzng. AI. Fiedler. JI. Hunwn. X. Kaplan. P. IiIIl'INIt'IlNI'll. II. ,lan-ksnn. I. ' I ' ' I rneII 'I' IIIIIIII-tl! I I'nteII V Ilnllxmw Iii 'I' N1 iII1 N IoIIl'.c'l'. I'. Qiwrly. II. Iiuiiinrii. I,nzl1'I1 XM-ll-. Hou' .iz II. Lo , , 47,1 -Hn. , , . 5 fr, , 'v , , ev 2. , -rv-ill. If. 'I'IliIln-rg. If. 'XLlIlt'NI1I4I. II. Ilmlgwx. II. ffurzizxini, 'I1:.w1'ul: Ii. Fleilje-ki. .I. Illrvrizl. CHAMPIO . Ilif- 11. II. 5. frmlimll If-ani I1zuI an nulslanrl- ing Svasmi again this yvar. going llllfIf'I-FEIICII fm' lln NtI'0IlfI yvar in ai run. 'I'I1irly f-ight 1-amlifluu-s ' mu-s o ating the prexinus fllill'-S i'f-1-UNI. WilI1 lIn- Inss of SPYPII nwlnlwf-rs of Inst Ii'ill'.S varsity. III:- Seasmi fIifIn'l Iuuk lou Irrigill. Iiul Milli IIN' Il1'Ip of Cum'Iws Wvlls anrI xIillIWi'lI'IlIs1. fim1r'I1 ,IQIVIQSUII put lngvtln-r a xwll-Iwalzlm-ml Q-I1-xc-n. II:-lurning Irmnn last ye-uns xursily nvre-: ,luvk Skrvzfw. swilclling mi-r Irinn lualfluwk ln Iulllvzn-k and cluing an uulslanfiing juli: Iiulm IIms'z1l'4I. fill- 4' - I ing in uns- I1aIIInu-I4 pnsitinn :incl clning ai juli any c'nau'I1 xxouIrI Ive pi'uu1I uf: Us-urgv Wt'Ill11ll't'. ll svrappy guard. alnng xsilli Iluw lic-rxmw all lnvklv iniprming Il'f'lIlt'llIIllllSIf. playing lvrrifim- IvaII: unfl ,If-rry xfIZlI'I1ll'l'IlIil moving from gum-fl ln la1i'IiIf-. ailsn playing gl'k'2lI Ivull. llllllllllsl - 1111 N 1'l1-v1'11 llillqifillll Y 1 1-1'1' z1l1l1- 11111 It 1 S1111 JVM illlf, 1111 .1 11 Nlll 11'1-ry11111- illlll 1 ll w111 1 1- 1 X1 111 .1111l Carl U12 all 1'111ls .11 .11'1l llllll 1111-111 1 1 If lu .1111 1u1 ll ll N 1l11w we-rv as S111 lla 111 llll 1111111 of 1111 1l1f111s1x'1' l1111-. 1 fm flllllft' N1'ill'S 111-11 1 lx.1p.111 ll'N'illgI 'lxulliul 1111.1l1 U1 gIdNl0. Haw- C111'z1zz1111 U11-k Klux Oppom I,z1Sz1ll1- Slilllhilllllbllbll Wvsl l3z1l11I1111 Wl'SlllLlll1lll1ll1 Nast Islip I'1ilSlI1illl1l1lHl1 5111111111111 ll 11111 Y XHSITN TIC XXI In lf.: tl-nu-li Wvllx. IT. .iilt'ixHliIl. I iilzixrliw-. H. lin-:'-w'. H. Ilixwaml I lilz, J, 5ki't'Ac'1'. ,I. xxytillf. J. miiwn. IP. Vail txlgizt. 'UNJIH-f 'zscacr .1- S-'l' ts 'f ' ting '5' 'I' -.'-asus' '- -- port 1-mit-ci up with 20 isms ami 1 loss:-s. lln- tvum luvks-il ex mitstzimling joins lust yi-ur. Q Coax-li Wt-IIS. with Porky limsurcl ami .Iuvk Skiw-zu' rt-turn ing from last yvaris sqimmi. pmnmtt-rl ,lulm Wyils-r. Hui Rlvesv. ami llurrir- ,lar-ksmi ,I1'. front tlie- ,luiiiur Varsity tn roumi out his starting five-. BA KETBALL 1 my IE Un NUXt'lllilt'I' l'Illl. tilt' first uffiviai lulskvtivtlll mu- at pt-i'iei1t'v lwvausf- uf tlu- Qfiltillillitbll i'nt1ti'isIii1'li sais sum-ll stuml nuts as Divk H11-1-sz-. uint rr-isrntf' tin' tL.II.S. rtwvrfi lmuks. ,lim IAIBHII. islllllk Swann. Kem Niusivy ami 'limit l,iIIis. ull who tiui 7 I joining llivse lwoys M-ru C1-orgc llruvakos. Curl Ulz. ,lim Sallninen. and Rvggif- Wilson all capalwlv of filling in al any time. This team surprised every- onv. improving as tlic season progressvcl. winning I0 wliilv losing 8. This sliowing lm-an-s a lvriglit spot for luturv years. 'flu' Jaywvs If-al ln 'l'ini Hurlson. Reg Wilson untl Irving Tolivvr won 14 and lost only 2 to com- plvlc' a wry silcwssful season. J. V. TEAM Ron' 1. L. lo R.: R. Foster. Nl. l'lari'is. Il. lloruzzilii. ll. llanowfki. Run' 2: llouvli Wells. R. llelllasio. H. wilnon. 'l'. Hllmlson. T. Hudson. l. Toliveix ll. Raclforcl. l 1 lf 1 1 -,........-.-:xi I YARSl'l'N SIQURES fIlIll0H1'lIIS Slwller lslunrl Sag Harlror Sonllnnnplon Center Nlorivliuh liaslhanipton Hug Harlmr liriclgvlianiplon Eastporl Westllznnplon Sontliolul Xlullitm-k Southampton lidhlllilllllllllll Center Nlori4'lnw:- Sllt'l!f'l' lhlunel Sulllllllolil XvPhllHilIlllIllll Xlntlilnvlx L. to R., Kneeling: H. Ship. J, Wydur. D. Jackson. T. Hudson. H. Breese. R. Howard, J. Martocchia, C. Bravakos. M. Harris. Standing: Coach Manwaring, D. Corazzini, G. Flatley. D. Vail, J. Costello, R. Wilson, 'l'. Mazzaferro, N. lloldin. M. Kaplan. R. Herzog. J. Fieller. E. Doucett. Coach Manwaring BA EBALL Even though this year's baseball team is an unusually Hyoungu one, having only one Senior. Bob Howard. and four Juniors. - John Wydur. Jerry Martocchia. Tim Hudson. and George Brvakos, Coach lVlanwaring nevertheless has high hopes for his team. Losing Dick Breese, Jim LaBaCl. Don Hunton. and Pete Rackett. - all regulars in 1957, Coach Nlanwaring. succeeding Coach Jackson as diamond boss, and his team will have to go some to equal last yearis terrific record. As we go to press, the season has not yet begun, but it is very probable that Dorrie Jackson. Jr. will be at shortstop. Nlartocchia behind the plate. Ship at second base. Wydur at first, Hudson, Wilson, and Howard in the field, and either Bravakos or Costello at third. Pitching for the Porters will most likely be Harry Breese, with Harris and Flatley as reserves. We all hope that in his first year as varsity mentor, Coach Manwaring will wind up with a successful season. 52 KIH'4'Hll,Lf. I.. tu K.: S. Coltlin. F. 'l'erry'. C. Tllillrerg. H. Thornhill. ll. Vail. P. flhristcnsen. X. Kaplan. V. Spohr. Standing. Row l: 1. 'l'oliver. J. Wydur. ,l. Skrezer. ll. Cervone. .l. Gloria. E. Moisa. R. Sehineller. A. 'l'nthill. ,l. Kramer. .l. Sahninen. tloueh Wells. Ron' 2: X. tfainphell. lf. Austin. lf. Rowe. Xl. Klos, TRACK Last y'ear the C.H.S. 'l'rarli Team uncler the watchful eye ol Coach Wells won the title of County' Champions in class H. ln the Amityyille Relay. the team plaeetl first antl set a new county reeortl in the mile relay: also it set a new reeortl lor the l reshman llletlley Relay. While on its triumphant march to vit-tory the track team received the honor of placing first in the County Wleet anfl East lfncl Meet. llur- ing the season the team went unclefeatetl at all five of the meets it attencletl. 'llhis y'ear's squatl shows plenty of promise and has high hopes of keeping the ehampionship in Greenport for another year. 53 lioaeh Wells. .l. Skrexee. Captain ol 'llruelx 'l'e l95T. I TRAM RALS Klll'f'lillg. L. to R.: J, Fiedler R. Sledjeski. U. Higlree. U. Wet more. D. Cervnne. Slllllllfllgi IJ Cnrazzini. R. Herzng. W. Hunff R. Foster. J. Marluvchiu. ll. Kay nur. VOLLFIYBA LL Front Row, L. to H.: U. Wet- more, D. Higlmee. W. Raynur, E. Muisa. Bflvlr Row: Z. Kaplan. .l. Fielder. A. Hansen. EIGHTH GRADE l3ASKE'l'BAI.l. Front Row. L. lo R.: Ctlkltdl Man- waringr. IJ. Miller, N. Boldin. U. Edwards. II. Civhettu. lim-l.' Row: J. Malletl. YV. Fnater. ff. HOIQHII. il. Flatley. font Row, L. to R.: .l. liakelaar. Z. Kaplan. CI. Utz. Hawk Row: N. lloldin. L. In R.: S. Tamin. ll. Rhinnw, NI. Kaplan. E. Payne. PIGPOG I Varsity Cheerleaders. L. Io R.: E. Green, H. Kaplan, C. lJiLalla. S. Hudson. D. Powers, M. Rine- hart. CHEERLEADER J. V. Cheerleaders. L. la R.: V. llnanmler, ll. Brooks. M. Wilson. C. Stern. M. Bishop. C. Grathwohl. L. Tuthill. 56 GIRLS' SPORT Mrs. Vivian T. Pugsley' GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Girls Physical Bottom Raw. L. lo R.: A. Vail. A. Nlosltoxey. ll. Grallmolil Nl Etluration Dirertor Hulse. Row 2: J. Lynrli. E. Green. Nlrs. Pugsley. ll. l.alllui HOCKEY Klll't'liltg, I.. Ia R.: J Lynch. P. Corauini. A Vail. li. li l a tl o 5. ll Powers. ll. Garland. l' llemarest. Standing: Kaplan. H. li u sh. M ilulse. K. Wilson. P Peterson. Nl. Coyle. 'l' llublx. Xl. l.aulm. M. Bur ri tlinka. Nl, Rinehart. Xlr-. Pugsley. lleiluvk. Ron' 3: G. Wilsen. ll. Kaplan, A. Jensen. Under the direction of Mrs. Pugsley. girls' sports for the year lU5T-1058 were quite success- ful. 'lille varsity hockey and volleyball teams made good appearances at tlle annual playtlays. with the varsity basketball team winning two out of three games. Softlmall season has not yet lie- gun as we go lo press. lmut this might lie a luan- ner year. 'lille highlight of the year was. as al- ways. the Gym Show. presentefl March 28th aml enjoyed hy' everyone. ll K R BA KETBALL Hl't'lfI1!Lf, L. tu R.: K. Wilson. M. ineliart. ll. liladus. ll. Powers. Simul- I ing: ll. Quinn. P. letersun. H. Kaplan. Nlr OFTBALL Front Row, L. to H.: C. Stern. Nl. Rine- hart. D. Powers. H. lilailns. A. Vail. Sta ' ' nrling: K. Wilson. ll. Quinn. l. let- ersnn. L. Lasslilv. M. Luvle. Mrs. Pugs- ey VOLLEYBALL son. K. Wilson. ll. lilumlos, Mrs. lug ley. M. Rinehart. C. lfnssiily. Nl. llru lwski. A. llnell. L. Io K.: ,I. Lynrh. E. Green. l'. Pelei I fe WW, ,,.. it qw 6 Q, X 'S A J 33. 5 it. S73 N . 0 R M M., K , IQ A ,V-mzavsf Q1 gf I L if-Q min .Q LV E 4 -I ,pr f ssl' f , v , ,X 1 X ' Sw iq VL ' 5, ,E 11 figs, 'I , . E' ' X . L? Qifffa X, ' 2?-wg' ' Q' Q ' -. , ' Ig 4 ,j 41- f vt- .- - I ' S V ,, ,........... K mmf nv A gnwfv 'A .Y -K f-'l ' CUSTODIA TAFF CAFETERIA TAFF 60 L. to R.: M. Hackett. K. Wells R. PCIIIIJCFIOII. 0. Mamnllmer. I. Webb. Absvnt: Mr. N. Powers. L. to R.: Mrs. Brandi. J. Mall sen. Mrs. Hanff. R. Fuster. M Coyle, J. Madsen. Mrs. Proferes Nl. Kart. Row 1, L. in R.: E. Green. l'. lierdinka. A. Vail. H. Kaplan. C. Wilsen. A. lNloskm'ey. Raw 2: Mrs. Diller. S. Gtlllllll. Gloria. .l. Wells. ,l. Sillllllllfill. Mr. Ban- ker. .Sl'HfI'lI. l.. tn R.: ll. lfnster. :X Moslunvy. ,l. Salminen. N. ,len sen. lf. Urnshkin. Smnzling: Nl. llntler. R. llush. J. Nluir. Il. Kar- rlwr. H. 'l'lmrnl1ill. l'. llnnkuski. Nl. llnnlis. JN. llowan. Nlrs. Diller ATIU AL H0 UR UCIETY FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 61 ll was a elnlly 5:00 AAI. on April ith as the l,.l.li.li. groaned out of Creenport. carrying forty'- seven sleepy hut anticipant seniors. hound for Washington. Ulf. The girls. all clad in their Easter linery. were eagerly chattering hut three hours later when we left Penn Station, everyone had settled down to a mad routine of visiting our fellow travelers from Shelter island and Southold. At approximately 1:20 HM. we checked in at the Roger Smith Hotel, our home for the next three days and started the tour of our capital hy' a trip to the ll. S. Supreme Court. A guided tour ofthe city. dinner at the hotel. and a free evening t0oh, that WA HI GTO nightl Rememher the pool?l ended our first day at Washington. Guided tours. visits to all national monuments and shrines. the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. a moonlight cruise up the Poto- mac lll. dancing at a night cluh. those crazy nights in the hotel. the New Marine Statue. the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier . . . the days passed too quickly' and we and our four weary chaperones. Mr. and Mrs. Cildersleeve. Coach Jackson. and lVliss Coughlin. were soon on the train homeward hound with only sore feet and memories of our Washing- ton trip. N N N. fil' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Appelt Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bakelaar Mrs. Stefney Rerdinka Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Blados Mrs. ,lohn Bondarchuk Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Breese Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Burden Mr and Mrs. Henry Carlozzi Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Leonard H. Cook Frank S. Coyle Cranford FAMILY PAGE Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hazel M. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Roy Latham Philip .l. Lynch R. J. Madsen Henry F. Moisa Arthur Nichols Payne Keith Powers and Mrs. Joseph N. Raynor Mr. and Mrs. John Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Skrezec Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sledjeski Mrs. Helen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Trower Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vail Mrs. Alice F. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Linwood J. Webb Mr. and Mrs. George Wetmore Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson Mr and Mrs. Anthony Fiore Mr and Mrs. Robert Cagen Mr and Mrs. Oscar Coldin Mr and Mrs. William Hanff Mr and Mrs. .lohn Hiddink Mr and Mrs. .lonas Higbee Mr and Mrs. Franklin E. Howard Mr and Mrs. Reginald R. Hudson Mr and Mrs. Henry Hulse Mr. and Mrs. Alexander lgnotowicz Dr. and Mrs. William W. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kart Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 64 ,lohn Wysocki William Wysocki PECI L BE FACTOR Porky's Restaurant Creenport, New York Greenport Medical Group Creenport, New York Horton's Furniture Store Greenport, New York Soundview Restaurant Southold, New York Student Council Creenport High School PECIAL PATRO Colonial Pharmacy Greenport, New York Long Island Produce and Fertilizer Co. Southold, New York Greenport Parent Teachers Association Greenport, New York 65 BUSI SS PATRO Arcade Department Store Creenport, New York L. C. Balfour Company Commencement Invitations-Rings 521 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Crabtree-O,Keefe Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer Route 25, Riverhead, N. Y. Elmcroft Farms Orient, New York Grange League Federation Southold, New York Greenport Laundry Greenport, New York Lipman Brothers Department Store Greenport, New York Little Yankee Shop Creenport, New York lVIitchell,s Restaurant Greenport, New York Y FF Orient Point lnn Orient, New York Port of Egypt Restaurant and Fishing Station Southold, New York Riverhead Building Supply Co. Riverhead, New York Sea Shell Southold, New York Steve W. Stepnoski Peconic, New York Sunrise Coach Lines Creenport, New York Tasker Insurance Agency Greenport, New York Townsend Manor Inn Creenport, New York 67 BUSINESS Arshamomaque Dairy Creenport, New York Barth,s Drug Store Riverhead, New York Barth's Hotel Front Street Creenport, New York Proprietor - A. P. Hansen Brigham's Shipyard, Inc. Greenport, New York Compliments of Abe Brown Greenport, New York Burt's Coal Creenport, New York Burtis Dairy Creenport, New York Compliments of Mr. S1 Mrs. Joseph Checklick H. A. Clark 81 Sons, Inc. Greenport, New York Compliments of Claudio's Restaurant C1'ayton's Service Station Creenport, New York David De Friest Southold, New York SPO SORS Dellano's Jewelry Store Front Street Greenport, New York Compliments of Doll Shop and Hospital Greenport, New York Drake's Gulf Service Station Main Street 81 Center Street Greenport, New York East Marion Shell Service East Marion, New York Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Coldin Greenport, New York Compliments of Oscar Goldin Goldsmith's Boat Shop Southold, New York Compliments of Clinton A. Hommel, Inc. Greenport, New York Hoppy's Cleaners, Inc. 112 Front Street Creenport, New York Howard's Service Station Gr. 7-1386 Bay Avenue Greenport, New York King Farms Orient, New York 68 Koke Brothers, Garage Travelers St. Southold, New York Compliments of Levinels Market Greenport, New York Long Island Cauliflower Association Riverhead, New York Ora Martin Casual Clothes Southold, New York Compliments of Frank lVlcMann Greenport, New York lVIullen's Service Station Southold, New York Compliments of Paula Tara Riverhead, New York Preston's Grocery Store Greenport, New York Compliments of William H. Price Greenport, New York Bouse's Sweet Shoppe Greenport, New York Schiavoni Bowling and Billiards Greenport, New York Compliments of S. T. Preston and Son Greenport, New York Compliments of Sears Roebuck 81 Co. Riverhead, New York George Smith 81 Sons Southold, New York Southold Auto Sales Southold, New York Southold Hardware Southold, New York Vail's Camera Shop Greenport, New York Van Popering's Hardware Store Greenport, New York Village Bakery Greenport, New York Wallace Furniture 81 Upholstery Southold, New York Wheeler's Jewelry Store Greenport, New York G. 81 S. Auto Service Body 81 Fender Work - Auto Repairs For towing Service - Gr. 7 0740 Greenport, New York Compliments of Supervisor Norman Klipp Greenport, New York Mr. Alfred Luce Orient, New York Sypher's Store Greenport, New York For God ond Country 0151 'iiiggffe American Legion For the Community 'k if Burton Potter Post No. 185 For Roller Skoting Donces Shows Bozoors Conventions uk' if The American Legion Hall Third Street C-reenport Greenport 7-l O20 Clarence W. Powell Post Commander 70 Compliments of Greenport Oil Heating Co. DEPENDABLE SERVICE OIL BURNERS PLUMBING Oil Burner Parts - Electric Motors - Oil Burner Controls Heating Systems - Domestic Water Systems Contracting - Oil Burners - Repairs Heating Systems Installed and Serviced Chimneys Vacuum Cleaned Heating Appliances Plumbing Supplies Hot Water Heaters Water Pumps Gas Ranges Tanks Heating Stoves Valves, Fittings, Pipes Electric Ranges Bathtubs Cook Stoves Basins Perfection Heaters Closet Combinations Coleman Oil and Kitchen Sinks Cas Furnaces Cabinets SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER 25 YEARS 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Phone: Store: Greenport 7-OII7 Phone: Res.: Greenport 7-0723 71 Smart Savers' Money Earns IEW at THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of GREENPORT Main Street Shelter Island Ltg C nport, New York Shelter Island, Ne Y lx 1 Friday to 6 P. M. Open Saturday to l COMPLIMENTS OF XTX FUOESTORESL 2 w Gfaaalea 4. Kaamea L' San P H A R M A C I S T S Creenport, 1849 Southold, est. 1901 GR 7-0001 SO 5-3819 COMPLIMENTS OF PARADISE SWEETS Best Wishes To The Class of '58 PETER E. PAPPAS v 7 ' CHARLES ROSE Major Applionces ond Airport Orient, New York Air Taxi to oll points Orient 2-0100 COMPLIMENTS OF VAIL BROS., INC. VAIL MOTOR CORP. PECONIC RIVERHEAD THE BEST IN USED CARS PONTIAC CADILLAC BUICK 7 Compliments of BOHACK FOOD MARKETS Serving Long Island Since 1887,' CHARLES F. VAN DUZER 81 SON Southold, New York NORTH ROAD NURSING HOME new concept in nursing home care Retired Guests The Fatigued Adult The Post Operation The Chronic Sick I ene Benze, R.N. Frederick W. Benze, Manage Compliments of STURM'S SHOE STORE Compliments of A. HALSEY BROWN Bubb's Service Station Creenport, New York BEVERAGES Home Delivery T. J. Byrnes Tel. So. 5-3487 or So. 5-3396 MAIN ROAD SOUTHOLD. NEW YORK Compliments of TH E CORON ET East End Supply Company Inc. Greenport. New York CANTIN FABRICS ca Yardslick of Quality Fabrics, 301 East Main Street Between A 81 P and Bohacks RIVERHEAD, NEW YORK Steve J. Doroski Jackson and Perkins Roses Nursery Stock Tel. So. 5-3862 or So. 5-3600 COMPLIIVIENTS OF East End Typewriter Co. 108 FISHEL AVENUE RIVERHEAD, NEW YORK IKE EDWARDS Orient, New York Fashion Dress Shop Drossos' Motel Greenport, New York Greenport Auto Soles Greenport. New York Compliments of Greenport Lounderette opt. 1-0042 Compliments of Esso Service Center Henry Carlozzi Greenport, New York Fleet Lumber Company Greenport. New York Greenport Cool 81 Grain Co., Inc. Albert A. Olsen. Manager Crain Kerosene Coal Fuel Oil Tel. Gr. T-0201 HAYES 8: HAYES Greenport, New York Hochheiser's Department Store Creenport, New York Greenport Lumber Yard Greenport. New York Longacre Farm Wayland C. Brown East Marion, New York Compliments of William Jaeger E. E. Johnson 81 Son Greenport, New York Kalin Florist Creenport, New York Compliments of Kist Beverages Creenport, New York Levin's Men Shop Creenport, New York Manaton House Creenport, New York Van Cura's Rug Shop Southolcl, New York William Overton Creenport, New York Ta ppert's Bookshop Greenport, New York Jacob Meyer, Inc. The BIC STORE of Eastern Long Island Riverhead, New York John H. Morell Dodge Plymouth Sales and Service Creenport, New York Straussner's Service Station Greenport, New York Joseph Townsend Insurance Creenport, New York Compliments of Empire Council No. 128 Jr. 0. U. A. M. Creenport, New York Hulse's Service Station Creenport, New York WiIliam's Beauty Shop Greenport, New York Averette Ga rage Southolcl, New York Walter Grabie TV Sa Home Appliances Mattituck, New York Mid-Island Lumber 81 Supply Co., Inc. Lumber and Mason Material Everything To Build Anything 415 Roanoke Ave., Riverhead, L. l. Phone Park 7-24-30 Compliments of Washington White's Sons Creenport, New York E. J. WARNER Devoe - Paints GREENPORT, NEW YORK Stevan Banick Diamonds ,lewelrv Watches Clocks Speeialist Watch repairs 209 Main Street Tel. Cr. 7-1080 Creenport, L. l. N. Y. Jaeger's Department St Creenport, New York 80 0l'6 Compliments of William Kral Creenport, New York Compliments of Rouse's Delicatessen Greenport, New York Compliments of Second Street Greenhouses Creenport, New York Compliments of Sunrise Bowling Alley Greenport, New York Teuber's Service Station Southold, New York Compliments of Thrifty Drug Store 60 West Main Street Riverhead, New York Compliments of VALENTI N E'S Insurance Agency THANK YOU The success of a Beachcomber depends not only upon the class members and the staff, but heavily upon the financial support of the advertisers, patrons, and friends. The Class of 1958 wishes to especially express its gratitude to them. Elwood Rowe Maryann C. Droskoski Bay Grilli Theresa and .lohnny Annette Harvey Dianne Harvey Eugene Austin Kenny White Victor Rutkowski Ed Wysocki Mr. Young J oe's Garage David Vail Curt Norklun A Friend Paul Wasilewski Carolyn Jaeger Kay Riley Terry Buhb Pat Tamin Kathy Deduck Curt Booth Judy Fiedler Stuart Cracey Harry Ceehreng Sandy Hulse Lou Berdinka BCOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Norkelun Bop and Mia Pat and Jack A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Abe Brown Mike Norkelun John Corazzini Jr. Ted Schroeder Dave and Connie Dave Higbee Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Dolliver Christie and Kerry Klipp Mr. and Mrs. John H. Morell Mr. and Mrs. William Foster and family Athena Moskovey Evelyn Orr Mary Ruth Butler Ann Jensen Valerie Unander Dudley and Joyce Billy Dinizio Dave Cervone Diane Vallely Carlotta Wilsen Sybil Latham E. F. Hommel Samuel C. Vail 81 The K. Tyrers Kay Webb Jane Townsend Susan Townsend Barry L. Webb J. L. Townsend Jr. Kitty Dorman Carla M. Ward Becky Rackett Lizzy and Ed Linda Larkin Susan Rohloff Doug and Carlotta Diane and Dick Jack Peterson Nancy Dzenkowski Gertrude Warner Roger Schineller Eddie Dean Pete Pappas Sol Seagle Klosy Joan Grattan Carl Thilburg Carl A. Skrezec Mike Kaplan Dorrie Jackson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglass Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Don McNeil Sandy T. and Bill H. Barbara Staron Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burden Sr. Mimi Wells Mr. and Mrs. Frank VVernikowski Anne Wernikowski Adrianne Moskovey Linda Stoffel Paul's Taxi The Joe Brandi's Pro Frances DeJesus John DeJesus Edith Peterson Marion Peterson Buddy Peterson Edwin and Gloria Terryis Bike and Toy Shop Agnes Schaumburg John G. Madsen Jeanine Ann Madsen Class of 758 A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gloria An Enemy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Egert Fred and Carol Tom and Dorothy Moisa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells Mrs. Mary Przepiora Gary Prindle Don Adams Victor and Barbara Przepiora Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moisa Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moisa Rosemary Latham, R.N. Lydia Latham Dr. and Mrs. George Poppensiek Coach Manwaring Sue Park Linda Levine Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Wilson Maury Kaplan Amateur Radio Station K2HYV Karen Dean Jill Muir Barb and Bryna Mrs. Diller Eleanor Schelin Pauline M. Mahoney Jayne and Robin Pugsley Bernard P. Van Popering Bruno Kiski Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wells Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Hodges George Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Willis Atwell Peter Higbee Mary A. Webb Bridgie and Bobby Doris Biggs Tommy Rinehart Jack Leden Marilyn Smith Mr. and Mrs. L awrence Damiani David Corazzini Ace and Dee Neal Powers Donna Foster Mr. and Mrs. Warren Vail Jim Salminen Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Trower Harold Thornhill Jr. Joan Gloria Aunt Let and Uncle Henry Fred Fiedler Fran Brooks Anita Pfluger Carol Grushkin Eloise Bowden Major Thornhill Walter Harris Mrs. Paul Mellas Mrs. Hilda Davis Christine Zahra Robert Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnham Cal Burnham Barbara Sinese 82 Mrs. E. F. Breese Alma and Dick Eric Aanestad Tony Santacroce Warren Mitchell Leslie Corwin Beverly Corwin Terry Corwin Penny Hudson Beverly Brooks Helen Wernikowski Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lipman Tim Hudson Mr. and Mrs. G. Hallock Jr. The Sonny Glickman's Evelyn Hudson Joseph E. Wells Paul Jensen Steve Goldin Roger Foster Walter 1Chubbyl Jester Joseph Fiedler David L. Whipple 3rd. Mary Moisa Mary Ann Sledjeski Carole and Richard Joyce Grigonis Betty and William Conklin Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ducky Drake Bev. and Carl Ace and Duce Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker Mr. and Mrs. James Pugsley Audrey and Sonny Carolyn and Klosy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Foster Beverly Andrews Henry and Lou Doug, Lynne and June The L. S. Webbs Seth J. Webb Gordon and Lucy Brooks Katherine and Leonard Vail Shirley and Eddy . Michael and Catherine Bogden Roberta Y. Tabor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Styback Mr. and Mrs. Percy Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dors Greg King Eleace King Geralyn King Edwin Billard Richard Baker Al Homan Mr. and Mrs. George Macomber 6fGil,7 Vernon Appelt Georgiana Demarest Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams Paula Wilson Pat Tuthill Elaine Glickman Karen Wilson Sherry Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. King Andy and Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neidich Compliments to the Class of 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gagen William J. Quinn Marguerite Pacentrilli Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Butler Stanley and Toni Berkoski and Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quillin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tallman Pat Gagen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christensen Greta Hanff Charlotte Hanff Lucille Tuthill William Hanff Gary Garren Kenny Terry Terry Latham Josephine Benko Mr. and Mrs. Marton Meyer Mr. Peter Sirko A. P. Sepenoski Jr. John B. Miller Mr. Edward Sidorwiez Mr. Floyd West Betsy Karcher Mr. and Mrs. John Ship Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zoltowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson Ann Thornhill Kathy Gloria Mr. and Mrs. Truman H. Cook Leroy Powell Grover Thompson Lynn Serviss Melvin Leden Edwin Rowland Jerry McCarthy Mrs. Willard Crayton Wayne and Maureen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Raynor Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Raynor Mrs. Franklin -.-, ,s -.r. 1 .9-F4? : -1, 331:21-. .u., 65,1 Q 1 ,. W , 4 . .x . .J ...J --,' . I, - if ' 'ei- - L. .I-... . ,J wi ,f..,.-ul. ,ij-ig... , '- .+ ',Q21t,, ,- -'.., T ' . -..-r , -.-Q, , fi.,-.-:.5,5, . tc 5 '. ' ,V --S'2'1,,g, ': iff .j:- 1- '- -1 ' .11 - -'---. ..- -' -H .,.g - , A .,. 5 2-,,,., gill Q.,-,2gfg,f.-,. N, ,,,, ,,,.-,., ,!.... 3 3 X . z--lg--','---i.:-.j. .- fi 9 fri? -' --'-ly'51F - w --.- -.f-,mg-,9.-',mfg-.-.45-Fflqf 1 - w'1T'1f-' ff ' ii-fl -5 .J .451 A,,Ng,,. 4,53-.i.1,. 52 'H is.-if-' -5.1.9121-'T RN.- , .,,j,.,. 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