John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Composing Editor Co-Associate Composing Editors Business Manager tt xi gJ Q! ' SERVICE ' ,- y' r QB, TWIHSTS Li, AH ART STAFF -' -' 1 2 1 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Emily Estwick Marion Finch Aaron Grifka Ernest Magnuson Edward Middendorf loyce Sievers George Van Zeyl SHIPS CREW T' Monica Scimeca Patricia Butler Helen Kestenbaum Mildred Ahlers Marilyn Bond Elizabeth Rossi Barbara Banakus Rosalind Becker David Bellan Yvonne Blythe Yvonne Bugdonis Thomas Fugalli Ruth German Selma German Edith Goldberg Lillian Granus Esta-Ann Halbreich Trina Perlson Claire Seburger Valerie Solimene Pearl Stock Grace Tsaptsalis Donald Visco Rita Barsky Iosephine Bummolo Ioyce Byrne Marilyn Gellerstein Deanna Glass Patricia Irwin Margaret Kerrigan Kathleen O'Brien Lois Tamberelli Ronald Valente Elizabeth Ward Iris Feldman Teresa Ferraro Muriel Haarstick Ellen Weber Thomas Abrams Philip Bueriavita Carol Frohnhoefer Richard Krason Carolyn Lake Marilyn Morda Evelyn Powell Carolyn Southard Ronald Sank Carmela Tamburello Literary 6. Business Edward I. Clarke Art .. S ,. ,. Robert Steed Photography P Richard Blazej

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FICTIGN N ff 6 , A p. It POETRY FEATURES - 1 el- ll il KL XTC .4 vkx SHIP'S MANIFEST Woman Driver-Yvonne Bugdonis 7 Operation Sacrifice -Lillian Grannas 16 Sound and Fury--Yvonne Blythe 82 What Next?-Marilyn Bond 87 Last Stop-Monica Scimeca 92 Horatio's Ode to Hamlet-Rita Barsky 14 Unseen Beauty-Trina Perslon 77 The Test-Arthur Oberg 77 On the Bridge-Monica Scimeca 3 A Message From The Skipper 5 Gleanings 11 Last Will and Testament- Selma German-Helen Kestenbaum .22 Cap and Gown-Doris Miller 23 Shoving Off--Rosemary Nodar 24 Class Song-loseph Geller 75 The Anchor 78 Ships Library- Mariyn Bond, Selma German 85 and Inside Story-Patricia Butler B , -, ' Behind The Scenes- W Selma German, Helen Kestenbaum 8 ily- l 1 .-' 'x ' The Long Iourney-Roger Madon 13 fg 1, J V- ,-MO if .-Li z. , 7 fp A W ,g nip Alumni News- lfl JZ fblfl TL, J f Pearl Stock, Marilyn Bond 18 X, UU WJ Jin' Longlellows-David Bellan 19 ,UV I UM Senior Class Officers-Selma German 21 ' lf ,1 ' f Q iv I ' ii i Senior Music Makers-Yvonne Bugdonis 80 A qfywflw KM 'f 4, Senior Scientists- yf ' 7 I X Rosalind Becker, Lillian Grannas 84 1' 1 ' JJ! A QP Seniors All-Elizabeth Rossi 86 M fi XU 'JJ 1 To The Top-Frank Nichols 89 TM, J WAJ 1 1 j X I Meet Our Team-Donald Visco 90 0 ,jjj viii MW U U A Senior Looks Back--Genevieve Kloda 91 . , X x X , J' f r f If

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