Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

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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.

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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