Hampton Bays High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Hampton Bays, NY)

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The inquiring mind is never satis- fied with things as they are. It assumes that anything and every- thing can be improved. --Harlow H. Curtice SEATED: Mrs. Ann Kingston, Mrs. Cristine Taft, Mrs. Geraldine Press, Miss Una Jean Donavan, Miss Mary E. Squires, Mrs. Nancy Liehr, Mr. Robert Govern, Principal, Mrs. Charlotte Rinne, Mrs. Eleanore Penny, Miss Linda Ward, Mrs. Ruth Herbert, Mrs. Joan Machinchick, and Mrs. Katheryn Penney. STANDING: Mr. I. John Magin- sky, Mr. John Schiller, Mr. Paul Rafuse, Mr. Robert Keenan, Mr. Eugene Kingston, Mr. Thamas E.. Murray, Mr. Frank Craig, Ivlr. Elmer Howes, Mr. Edward Lopez, Mr. Alan Bromberg, Mr. Harold Joslin, Mr. Albert C. Fec- teau, Mr. Francis Sullivan. I 'f 'ff ,n '-Qs K f,,',,,q,, V V , g wQ,fw,5 .- K 1 1 ,17 r , f?,i,vU ,f ,,,.5,V . . ,-4 17

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STEVEN SCHONFELD JACK SMITH S eve I don t wanna Tiger Hey, man. A guy who should go far in the engineering A good organizer, always with Carel, funny field, was always a good student especially in when in a good mood, an integral part of the math and science Baseball l 2 Bowling 3 4 class of '59. Was elected Vice President 3,4, Senior Play Yearbook Staff Advanced Prob Secretary 2, Student Council 3,4, Football 2,3, lems Course Calculus Club Chess Club all Senior Play, Basketball l,2, Bowling 4, Vol- in the Senior Year, and Student Council leyball 2. MARY JANE TUCKER llMaryyll HJO1-1y.ll The very last from Flanders, with a school bus all to herself her uiet fr: endship and willing- Cl ness to work will not be forgotten Has par ticipated in Chorus l 2 3 Library Club 4 Sen ior Play Calculus Club 4 and French Club 4 sf 'Q'

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