Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, NY)

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BETTY BAUMBACH—Gay Betty . . . cheer- ing, laughing, participating in sports consume her time . . . she'll study art at Lasalle Junior College. EDWARD BECK—Friendly Eddie . . . likes hunting, driving his jeep . . . member of Hunt- ington Gun Club, Sunrise Target Club slans working in his father’s store. i £ PAUL BENNETT—Sincere, full of fun that’s our football star, Paul . . . interested in skiing, philosophy Le maybe next year will find him at college. IRVING BERRY—'‘‘Babe”’ an easy-going fella . . . likes sports, especially hunting and basket- ball . . . is enthusiastic about a farming career. JANE BIELE—Jane . . . a strawberry blonde . . . President of Library Club . . . peppy and fun-loving . . . enoys dancing, drawing, math .. will go in for photography. JOAN BJORO—Petite, brown-haired “Jo”... loyal to sports and G. A.C... .% adores swim- ming and dancing . . . future air-line hostess. ROBERT BLOXSOM—Quiet Bobby . . . goes all out for athletics, track, apparatus, football .. . plans to P. G. another term, then study oil painting. ROSE MARIE BOHATA—Brunette “Robie” with her gentle manner... a girl often seen cheering at football, basketball games... busy working after January graduation. FRANK BOLLERO—Meet the future chef of the Waldorf . . . kindly “Romeo” delights in driving, hunting, fishing, gardening. . . de- cided enemy of all prejudice. FRED BORSELLO—Fred, Editor of Highlights faithful Yankee fan . . . collects hot jazz records . . . insane about drums . . . hopes to enter some phase of Chemistry. JAMES BOWDEN— Jim, our versatile baritone . in Masque, band, chorus, projection squad, sound crew . . . likes music, jeeps . . . hopes to enter administrative business. LORRAINE BRAKER—Laurie . . . manager of ‘ Huntington Business Staff . . . enjoys basket- ball, sailing, swimming . . . we predict: Beauty plus efficiency will equal success! Class o

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BARBARA ABE—Fun-loving Barbara... joys riding, swimming, and skiing . . . plans to study nursing at St. Mary’s Hospital. AUDREY ACKERMAN—‘“Eloise” . . . our blonde, cheerful yearbook Editor . . . active in Arista, French Club, Nine O’Clock Club... plans career in Science. MARTIN ADELMAN—Handsome “Mush’’ always wearing a smile . . . loves swim- ming, basketball, golf . . . dislikes Spanish... aiming for a career in commercial art. RIGHARD ALBERT dusky Dick's an all- vi f around good, spot A”. football, baseball player . .|) Baptdi4member . . . says his future depends onjthe way the wind blows. FRANK ALGERIA—TIf Frank’s not watching some sport, he’s taking part in it . . . dislikes getting up early but likes hunting . . . Florida bound. JULIA ALGERIA—Warm-hearted ‘Peanut’ . on High Light's staff . . . loves basketball, baseball and movies . . . looks forward to a career as an accountant. GEORGE AMADIO—George can usually be found playing shuffleboard or pool . . . likes sports . . . some day will run a business of his own. GRADY ANDERSON—Introducing amiable Grimes, the fellow who plays the bass so well for Nine O'Clock Club . . . music, food, girls are his likes. ANN ANNUNZIATA—Sprightly ‘‘Nunzi”’ avid sailing and baseball fan (for the Dodgers, we hear) . . . future secretary with a yen to travel abroad. ALFONSE AVINO—Husky Al .. . a power- ful guard .. . shines in football, band, orchestra . . . likes cars, polite people . . . occupied with his own dance band. BETTY BAKER—Her avid interest in softball and other sports is sure to make Betty a success in the sports world. THOMAS BaROSS—Tom, accountant of the future, likes Math, tennis, hunting .. . fairly bursting with witty remarks .. . his genial man- ner’s unforgettable.

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r FRED BRANT—Baseball and music occupy friendly Fred . . . one of our Naval Reservers, he may become an engineer. CLAIRE BROWN—Claire, hard-working and neat, busies herself with yearbook, High Lights, basketball, French horn, Masque . . . looks to nursing career. ALLEN BRUSH—Allen’s, the fellow with the powerful.physigue . . . likes sports’ (spectacular on the parallel bars!)..-. college and business . . ° 74 administtation ate. next. ROBERT BRUSH— Mush”’ . . . carefree, full of fun . . . takes to science, especially radio, despises English . . . hopes to study electrical engineering at R. P. I. MARION BURGESEN—Busy blue-eyed “Bur- gie” ... member of art club... . likes dancing and music... her goal’s Buffalo State. BARBARA BYERS—You can catch lively Babs bowling every so often . . . loves cats and boating .. . looking forward to secretarial work. ROBERT BYERS—Bob . . . good-looking and smooth .. . likes tennis, basketball, boats .. . spends spare time on the water . . . plans Oper attend Stephens Tech. DONALD CANTRELL—Talented, vai OO fof y Lad aart Ae Aeaes J 4- OF 5 OUT CHM“ ¢ q B+ : athe : f Se Don... one of our musicians . . . loves sail- A yi aa : : : : ; : : . 1% Lid ing, tinkering with machines . . . engineering his destination. CARMINE CARILLO—Here’s a fellow who likes school, sports . . . tall, serious Carmine’s headed for either college or a job. MADELINE CIOFFI—Small, athletic “Shorty” enjoys bowling, dancing, and singing .. . with such energy she'll surely make a speedy typist. WILLIAM CODY—“Lefty” ...a champion basketball player . . . friendly, casual... sports and B. A. C. are his interests . . . headed for a job. FLORENCE COLLINS—Tall, friendly ‘Flo’ likes dancing, reading, sewing . . . works on Oo o o yearbook business staff . . . will head for a secretary's desk. Forty-Nine