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Senior Executive Council THE Senior Executive Council represents the entire senior class. It consists of one representative from each American History class plus the four senior class officers, Tom Pugliese, Karen Dickenson, Vicki Yurasits, and Dale Sleekier, who meet weekly to discuss senior activities. The first item on the agenda this year was Senior- Frosh Day. Immediately after this event the seniors began to work on their Senior Ball for which they chose the theme of the Orient. Following this event, preparations were begun for the annual Senior Class Night and Senior Week. Both Senior Class Night and Senior Week were mem- orable occasions during which the bonds between stu- dents and faculty were strengthened. The fun-filled days of Class Week will remain in the minds of the partici- pants. Ltfl to right, Row I: V. Yurasils. T. Pugliese, D. Sleekier, K. Dickenson. tow II: Mr. levin, M. Flynn, V. O’Brien, H. Boyce, P. Hortmon, l. Proeti, D. Heilman. Row III: V. Sico, D. lone, M. Whitehurst, S. Lawrence, E. Christ, A. Hertig, D. Ryan.
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Heor anything?” inquires Sandy Hills of Lillian Hall and Karen Dickenson. after graduation. Who knows what the future holds for us as we approach graduation? Each of us is full of questions as to our careers. Will we be teachers, storekeepers, scientists, or home- makers? Karen Balacek and Paavo Sepri receive honor owards from Dr. Sheldon. Although those who come after us will soon forget what we have done, all of us have a spe- cial warm spot in our hearts for storing our mem- ories of Hempstead High, our alma mater. ADVISORS Left to right: Mr. Lawson, Mrs. Dendy, Mr. Levin. Dale Iguera ducks to escape her ''slightly” bulging locker. 21
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receive entrance tickets to the Senior Ball from Pool 5mith and Alvis Pauga. IT was cold and blustery on the night of Janu- ary 27, but inside the Boys' Gym everything was Oriental warmth and color. The Senior Ball was in full swing with couples dancing to the sweet strains of the Suburbans’ music. Set in a gilt and red pagoda, the band played under swaying lanterns. King and Queen of the Ball were Albert Shaw and Polly Keenan, who reigned with regal splen- - dor from their table. But as everything must, all things come to an end sometime and with the last “Goodnight Ladies,” the Senior Ball 1961 was over. ' ' • Polly Keenon and Albert Shaw, fhe queen and king. ome to an si -h ' Senior Ball F. Shonnon, S. Mindich, A. Corey, P. Hartman, G. Rondo, D. Thorpe, L. Clark, B. Fresh- man, S. Goldforb enjoy the Oriental Boll. 23 AVV V
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