Levittown Memorial High School - Echoes Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

You, the members of the student body, to whom this yearbook belongs, are the build- ing blocks” of the future. You will be the citizens who will shape the destiny of our nation and of our world. Fasten your eyes on the future and on the shape of things to come. Inevitably some of us will play major roles and others minor roles in the construction of the future. But both major and minor roles will be indispensable to a stable and secure world to come. This future world with its hopes and promises, and the SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME, is the theme around which the staff of this yearbook has designed the ECHOES of 1961. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Administration and Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Clubs, Organizations and Activities Sports Events Advertisements ECHOES LEVITTOWN, NEW YORK 1961 _____ This year, as in the past, the'staff of Echoes has chosen to dedicate the yearbook to a member of our faculty. We feel that in this small way we can recognize and thank someone who has constantly and dedicatedly served the student body. Our current dedicatee is liked, respected, and well-known throughout Levittown Memorial High School. All those who attend school functions, especially interscholastic sport programs, are familiar with the friendly smile of Mr. Robert Noble. In the brisk cool of the football season he can be seen selling tickets and cheering on the team. When basketball season begins, he is active again, this time in the capacity of official scorekeeper. For many years he has given his valuable time and inexhaustible efforts to the success of the varsity baseball and bowling teams. As chairman of the Mathematics Department for all his eight years in L.M.H.S., Mr. Noble has done much to improve and expand the course offerings of the depart- ment. Through his enthusiastic efforts and fine instruction, interested students make great progress in both analytical geometry and calculus. For your instruction, your guidance, and your tireless energy, we the students of Levittown Memorial High School, in appreciation and tribute, dedicate to you, Mr. Robert Noble, the Echoes of 1961. Time was, a generation or so ago, when the shape of thing to come could be envisioned within fore- seeable, comprehensible bounds. Young men and women, in the more predictable world of yesterday, could set their sights for the future with some sense of security. The Class of '61, by comparison, faces a world of which, during its school days, has burst forth with scientific discover)', automation, atomic power and the conquest of space. We find before us, suddenly, whole new frontiers. Predicting the shape of things to come becomes far more complicated in a world of rapid change. To- day’s graduate can be certain that he shall live much differently, work at undreamed of variations from today's vocations and enjoy experiences which vary unbelievably from all past history of man. Like the frontier generations of the past, your new world shall offer the potential to lift mankind to new heights. All of your intelligence . . . and all the training you can get . . . shall be needed by those who wish to find their vital place in the new way of life of tomorrow. May each member of the Class of 1961 find himself ready to face the changes and challenges of this new shape of things to come.” As you reach into the unknown but glorious potential of new days, may your contribution be one which fulfills long dreamed of goals ... for yourself . . . and for your fellow man. .FRED AMBELLAN As our school year comes to a close, it is only appropriate that we give our thanks to the School Board of District 5. These guardians of our education deserve every possible tribute for their efforts to provide the best possible education for all of us. Their meritorious service is greatly appreciated by the Community and Levittown Memo- rial High School. Left to Right c T Standing: Robert Hoshino, Arthur Norgren, Edwin McCausland, Robert Kissel. Seated: Eli Mellan, Esther Siegel, Salvatore Gangi. SCHOOL BOARD 9 CHARLES C. JACOBS, Principal t Your theme, The Shape of Things to Come,’’ is well chosen. There never has been a time in history when the world has had so many and such critical problems. You cannot possibly avoid facing these with your fellow citizens. These problems involve: (1) The increased birth rate beginning with 1947 which will call for a tremendous increase in employable people on and after 1965. (2) Crowded schools in high school and college. (3) Outer space exploration and travel. (4) The awakened Asia and Africa. No one can predict the outcome of these pressing issues. No one knows the special training or experience needed to assure us the best possible Shape of Things to come.” Your best and perhaps your only way to partici- pate in your lifetime will be to make every effort to live each day as complete- ly and as responsibly as you can. This always has been the finest preparation for tomorrow and there is every reason to believe that it will serve us well at this time. Our world looks to its youth with hope and confidence that it will bring about an even finer place in which to live. Mr. Edmond Butler, one of our two Assistant Principals, has been at Levittown Memorial High School since its establishment in 1952. At first he came as an English teacher but a short time later he rose to the position he now occupies. During this time he has shown a tremendous interest in student activities and the future of the student body. Each day, Mr. Butler has warmly started off the day with the morning exercises and announce- ments. With his display of interest and concern, he has greatly contributed to our lives. Mr. Donald Mills, our new Assistant Principal, is a popular figure around Levittown Memorial High School. He has always shown a deep interest in school activities. This year, even with the additional duties of his present position, he finds time to actively maintain his concern for each individual in the school, and has often helped solve a student’s problem. There will always be a place for him in our memories for all he has contributed to Levittown Memorial. NICHOLAS BALITSOS B.S., M.A. Physical Education GUIDO AGOSTINI B.A., M.S. Citizenship Education ALBERT M. BASS M.M. Music Chairman WILLIAM E. BIMBIE B.A. Language JOSEPH F. BOOTH B.S., M.S. Art Chairman BIGGS ABRAHAM B.A., M.A. English PATRICK R. BROSTOWIN B.A., M.A. English ALAN CHASE B.S. Physical Education SYDNEY J. CHASE B.A. Citizenship Education 12 MARY CURRY B.S. Business LAWRENCE DESIMONE B.S., M.A. Physical Education Chairman J. CONSENTING B.A. Art ARPAD A. DARAZS M.M. Music ADELE CHIDIAC B.A. Language THOMAS CLAPS B.S., M. Ed. Industrial Arts Chairman MARGUERITE A. CURTIN B.A., M.A. English PAUL DRASER A.B., M.S. Citizenship Education Chairman ALAN CHASNOV B.S., M.A. Physical Education 13 MARY M. DZENIS B.S., R.N. Health Office ANTHONY FERNANDES M.A. Language MARVIN FEINSTEIN A.B., M.A. Science ALAN FLEISCHMAN Science JOHN W. FOSTER B.S., M.A. Citizenship Education WILLIAM HAMM B.A., M.S. Citizenship Education AGNES V. GOLAB M.A. Music Homemaking Chairman HORACE H. GRIDLEY B.S., M.S. Business Chairman RICHARD J. HAWKEY B.A. English Chairman VIRGINIA M. HOLMES B.S., R.N. Health Office 14 ROSLYN JACOBS B.S. Physical Education THOMAS HURLEY A.B., M.S. English JOHN JORDAN B.A., M.A. Citizenship Education RAYMOND E. KAVANAGH B.A., M.A. English LEONARD LACARA B.S., M.A. Science CLEMENT KAYI B.A., M.A. Science Chairman YNE G. KAHN B.B.A. Mathematics ROBERT A. LAMBERTI B.M., M.S. Music GEORGE LATHURAS B.A. Citizenship Education BRUNO F. CILIONE A.A.S, B.A. Science ALFRED S. LEIMAN A.B. Mathematics JOEY J. LELAH M.A. Citizenship Education SIDNEY B. LERNER B.B.A., M.A. Business FRANK LoTRUGLIO B.S., M.S. Business HENRY LOHMANN B.A., M.A. Science WILLIAM F. LENIHAN B.A., M.A. Mathematics LAWRENCE LYNN B.S. Science MARY E. LOONAM B.S., M.S. English PLACIDO LUTRI B.S., M.A. Music LEONARD LEBOW M.A. Industrial Arts 16 CARMEN J. MATINA B.A., M.S. English ROBERT E. NOBLE B.A., M.S. Mathematics Chairman MARTINDALE B.M. Music NANCY B.A., M.S. Science VITO A. MEROLA A.B., M.A. English HUGH J. O’DONNELL B.A., M.S. Language CARL PERGOLIZZI B.A., M.A. Language Chairman EUGENIA MARCUS B.B.A., M.A. Business CAROL MAGUIRE B.S., M.S. Language ’gT'- ETHEL A. MARTIN B.S., M.S. Business 17 JOHN H. POELKER B.A., M.S. English STRATON PODORAS A.B., M.S. Science KATHRYN V. PORTER B.S., M.A. Guidance ARTHUR PRICE B.A. English JAMES A. ROBINSON B.A., M.S. Citizenship Education GERALD A. PRATT B.S., M.A. Guidance Chairman PIETRO RENNA B.A., M.A. Language JOSEPHINE C. ROBILLARD B.S., M.S. Mathematics HENRY ROSENBLUTH B.A., M.A. Guidance THOMAS ROWAN B.S., M.A. Science 18 SAMUEL SAUNDERS B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts PHILIP SCINTO B.S. Mathematics MALACHY V. SCHUCK B.S. Industrial Arts HENRY W. STRONG B.S., M.A. Guidance LD SCHECHTEL B.A., M.A. Science ROBERT SCHWA B.S., M.A. Mathematics CECILE SPARHUBER B.A. English EARL E. THOREN B.S.S., C.P.A. Mathematics CHARLES SALADINO B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts 19 RAYMOND F. WARD M.A. Library PHYLLIS L. WEILL B.S. Physical Education JERRY S. VALLEY B.A. Art CHARLES WICKS B.A., M.A. Citizenship Education ROBERT E. ZIEBARTH A.B. Citizenship Education THEODOSIA G. WOOD B.A., M.S. Library RICHARD WEISS B.S., M.A. Art EDITH JAFFE B.A. English 20 At the close of each school day, the custod- ial staff busily cleaned the halls and rooms of L.M.H.S. for the next day. This small, devoted group of workers took on the tremendous task of cleaning and straight- ening up after 1,600 students. CHARLES FASANO Jane O’Donnell, Charles Fasano, Leo Tobin, Clara Wilfret. JANE O’DONNELL CLARA WILFRET SAM NOTO KITCHEN STAFF Back: Alice Gladd, William De- Giovanni, Genevieve Molyneux, Joan Zinger, Esther Polus, Mary Spezio, Marie Alexeeu, Louise Neidermann, Dora Carriles. Front: Helen McKenna, Margaret Katchpoll. ■ OFFICE STAFF Seated: Olga Kulbitsky, Helen Schuck, Eleanor Moran. Standing: Elizabeth Moran, Frieda Muir, Dorothy Scharf. 23 First Row, Kneeling: M. Axman, M. Sussman, J. Voska, V. Saltzman, M. Kline, C. Smith, L. Allen, S. Amrhein, E. Al- oisio, B. Rome, R. Thomsen, B. Csontos. Second Row, Kneeling: J. Aste, L. Goldberg, L. Lloyd, C. Calder, C. Dunn, A. Quigg, M. Rajkovich, P. Sowecke, E. Wolff. Third Row: S. Weissman, H. Pearlstein, T. Gentry, V. Sassone, N. Carpenter, C. Carll, A. Hoppe, A. Trimboli, P. Lipp, A. Samet, N. Ryen, E. Kappy, T. Wolff. 26 Dennis Foley, President of the Senior Class, did his best on a student level to help form The Shape of Things to Come.’’ His leadership of the Senior Class will long be remembered. Ne Plus Ultra—THE UT- MOST—is the perfect epithet for this year’s graduating class. Ever since it entered L.M. H.S. in 1958, the Class of '61 has won acclaim through its superior leadership and its unique ideas. This year the Class of ’61 has reached its peak. The Senior Carnival, where Orient met Occident, was an over- whelming success. The trip to Washington was delightful chaos, as expected. Naivete gave way to sophistication at the Senior Prom in the luxurious Huntington Town House. This is our Class of ’61: A group in which each individ- ual is able to express himself and use his talent for the bene- fit of the class as a whole. 27 Henry Brook Adams once wrote, A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” Mr. Hugh O'Donnell, who has been advisor to the class of '61 since it entered L.M.H.S., has influenced us all. He has given his time, his wisdom, and his effort to help the Seniors, as a class and as individuals, to succeed. He laughs and jokes with us, but he also understands and firmly guides us. You have helped to mold the shape of things to come, Mr. O'Donnell. The Class of ’61 thanks you. 28 Starting the year off with a bang,” the Senior Class of 1961 presented the most successful carnival in L.M.H.'s history. This Oriental Fantasy” in- cluded a Casbah, a slave market, and a fortune tell- er. As usual, the marriage booth did a tremendous amount of business. However, the dart booth, which had pictures of teachers for targets, offered stiff competition for the Senior Preacher.” FAVORITES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marjorie Sussman, Douglas Gibson BEST LOOKING Claudia Byrd, Richard Beekman MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Lillian Caparell, A1 Hoppe MOST POPULAR Josephine Signorelli, A1 Garber FAVORITES MOST TALENTED Arlene Edelman, Haydn Slomack BEST DRESSED Diana Genna, Dennis Foley WITTIEST Gloria Russo, John Carey BEST ATHLETES Ilene Tetenbaum, Frank Curtin LESLIE PHYLLIS ABEL ANN MARIE ADAMEC JOHN ALGERI Band 10, 11; Drama 10. 11; Spotlight G.O. Representative 10; Sports Night 10-12, Business Manager 11, 12 11, 12 32 LAURA SUSAN ALLEN PAUL BERNARD ALLEN Class Delegate 10, 12; Corres, Sec’ty. 11; Sports Night 10-12; Booster 10; G.O. Representative 11 Stamp Club; Spotlight Senior Band; All-District Band; National Honor Society ROBERT ALLEN Basketball Manager 10; Debating Society 11, Jr. Classical League 11; Men 'n' Music 12; Orchestra 10, 11 EVELYN ALOISIO Sports Night; Sports Club;,Class Coun- cil 10-12; Jr. Classical League ANDREW ALWEIS Soccer 11; Wrestling 11; Band 10-12; Boys' Chorus 12 SUSAN ELIZABETH AMRHEIN Class Delegate 10-12; Cheerleading 10- 12; Golden Chords 10, 11; Sports Night 10-12, Manager 11 GEORGEANN AMSLER Booster Club; Sports Night CAROL ANNE ANCHOR Sports Night 12; Future Nurses Club Senior Prom Committee FRANCES ANDERSON Sports Night 12; Boosters 12; Library Aid 11, 12 ROGER ANICELLI ROSE ANTIGIOVANNI Sports Night 10-12; Senior Carnival; Prom Committee JANE ASTE Sports Night 11, 12; Boosters 10, 11, Sec'ty. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12, Treas. 12; Class Delegate 11, 12 MICHELE AXMAN Sports Night 11, 12; Boosters 10; Echoes 12; National Honor Society 10-12; Class Delegate 11, 12 33 RICHARD BALTZERSEN PAUL BANIKIOTES RICHARD BANNING Tennis 12; Spotlight; National Honor Soccer 9-12, Varsity Captain 12; Serv- Society ice Squad 12 GEORGE BANTLEON Football 10-12; Baseball 10 GEORGE BARHOLD Soccer Captain, Junior Varsity HERBERT BAYNON Library Aid 11, 12 RICHARD BEEKMAN TERRY BEITEL Baseball 9, 10; Football 9-12; Intra- National Honor Society 10-12; Spotlight mural Basketball 10 10-12; Drama 10, 11; Debating 10, 11 34 WYNONE BELCHER DAVID BERGER GERALDINE BERNSTEIN Future Nurses Club 12; Boosters 9-12; Basketball 9, 10; Bowling 11, 12; G.O. Representative 11; Sports Night Junior Red Cross 9-11; Office Aid 12 Chess Club 10-12; Nurses Aid 12; Red Cross Sec'ty. 11 STEPHEN BITEL TERRY BLAIR G.O. Representative 12; Tennis 10-12; Wrestling 11, 12; Spanish Club; Stamp Track 10-12; Senior Band 10-12 Club; Key Club STUART BLICK Track 9, 10; Football 9, 10; Key Club, Vice President; Echoes MARILYN BLUMENTHAL Spotlight 10-12; National Honor Society 11, 12 BARBARA BOCKMANN Tennis 10; Sports Club 12; Futu e Nurses Club 10-12; Office Aid 12 35 CHARLES BOECKMAN ARLENE BRAMBORA RONALD BRANDON Spanish Club; G.O. Representative Booster Club 11; Dramatics 10, 11 Football 9, 11 f IT ' GAYLE BRINKO Sports Club 11; Future Nurses Club 10, 11; Senior Carnival Committee; Echoes 12; Office Aid MAXINE BROAD Golden Chords 10-12; N.Y.S. S.M.A. 11; F.T.A. 11, Secretary 12; Echoes 12; Class Council 10-12 RICHARD BRODER ERNEST BRODSKY CYNTHIA BROMBERG Debate Society 10; G.O. Representative Football 9; Wrestling 9-12; Council Sports Night 12 11-12, Chairman of G.O. Echoes 12 10-12 36 ANN MARIE BROWN MICHAEL BRUEY ELIZABETH BRUNTON Sports Night Cheerleader 10-12; Lead- Track 10; Intramural Basketball 10 National Honor Society; Sports Night ers Club 9; Nurses Aid 11, 12 10-12 RICHARD BURGER RANDY BURGNER Football 10-12; Track 11; GO. Rep- resentative 10 HENRY BURNOR CLAUDIA BYRD Wrestling 11; Band 10-12 Vice President 12; Sec'ty. 10; G.O. Representative; Cheerleading 9-11 CAROLYN CALDER Class Delegate 10, 12; Sports Club 10- 12; Echoes 12; Boosters 10-11; Sports Night 12 37 PATRICIA CALVANO CAROL ANN CALVI ANTHONY CAMPANARO Nurses Aid 10-12; G.O. Recreation Sports Night 10-12; Future Nurses Football 11, 12 Committee 10 Club; Booster Club; Nurses Aid 11, 12; Class Delegate PHILLIP CAMPANARO Football 11, 12; G.O. Store Manager LILLIAN CAPARELL G.O. Sec’ty. 12; Vice President 10-11; Cheerleading 10-12; Co-Captain 11, 12; Sports Club 10-12; Leaders Club 10-11 38 LAWRENCE CARBALLO KATHRYN CARLL Wrestling 12; Class Delegate 11, 12; Junior Prom Chairman CHARLOTTE CARR Sports Club; Sports Night 12; Boosters 10, 11; Chorus 12; Nurse's Aid 11, 12 NANCY CARPENTER Prom Committee 11; Sports Club; Sports Night 11, 12; Orchestra 10- 12; Class Delegate 11, 12 JOHN CAREY Soccer 10; Wrestling 10-12; Track 10-12; Senior Carnival Committee JOAN CARY Chorus 9, 10 MARGARET CASSANO DOUGLAS CASTOLDI Sports Night 10-12; Booster Club; Baseball 9; Basketball Library Aid MARY ANNE CAULFIELD Class Sec’ty. 11-12; Sports Night 10- 12, Manager 11, Captain 12; G.O. Representative 12; Sports Club 10-12 DAVID CEDERHOLM LOUIS CHANIN Band 9, 12; Orchestra 10, 11; Echoes Soccer 10-12 Golf 10-12 12 39 JEFFREY CHASAN Basketball 10, 11; Senior Carnival Committee; G.O. Representative 10 JOEL CHESNOFF Key Club; Drama Club; Senior Band; District Band; G.O. Store MARILYN CHOTINER Echoes 10-12; Spotlight 10, 11; Sports Night 10-12; Class Delegate 11; G.O. Scholarship Committee LOIS CHRISTENSEN Sports Club 9, 11; Echoes 12; Senior Carnival Committee; Future Nurses Club 10, 11 PATRICIA CLANCY Sports Club; Echoes MARIA CLAPS ARTHUR CLARK ARLENE CLAUS Sports Night 10-12; Booster Club; Football 9-12; Track 9-12 Sports Night 10-12; Booster Club 11, Golden Chords 10-12; G'Cettes; Class 12; Deca-Club; G.O. Store; Senior Delegate 11 Carnival Committee 40 ARDYCE CLAY RONI COJAC JANET COLUMBIA Sports Club 9-12; Leaders Club 9-12; Sports Night 11-12; Nurses Club 10- Future Teachers 11 11; Office Aid 11; Senior Carnival Committee JANICE COMMENTZ G’Cettes 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Orchestra 9-12 CAROL COOPER Booster Club 11-12; Deca-Club; G.O. Store GEORGE CORNWELL Track 10; Wrestling 11 JOHN CORR Track JUDITH COTTRELL Sports Club 9-12; Echoes 12; Cheer- leader 9; G.O. Representative 11; Future Nurses 10-12 41 BRADFORD CROOK Senior Snack Bar Committee LORRAINE CUOMO Sports Club 9-10; Sports Night 10-12 BETTY CSONTOS Sports Night 11-12; Sports Club 10- 11; Echoes 11-12; Class Delegate 11- 12 FRANCIS CURTIN CAROL DeGREGORIO Sports Night 11-12; Sports Club 10 GLORIA DeLAMA CLELIA DeLORENZO ELIZABETH DELVERS Sports Night 10-12; Senior Carnival Sports Night 12; Sports Club 10; Intramurals 9; National Honor Society Committee Senior Prom Committee 11-12; Spotlight 10-12; Class Delegate 10 42 KAREN De METRATION LOUISE DeNARDO LORRAINE DeVITO Drama Club, Sect. 11; Sports Night Chorus 10; Echoes 12 11-12; Spotlight 10-12; National Honor Society 10-12; Drama Club 10-11 LEWIS DeWEESE JOE DIEMICKE Basketball 11; Baseball 10-12; Foot- Auto Club 12 ball 10-12; Varsity Capt. 12 EDYTHE DIENER DIANE DOBBIN HELENE DOCTOROFF Cheerleading 11-12; Sports Night 10- Sports Night 10-12; Drama Club 11- Cheerleading 12; Class Delegate 10- 12; Class Delegate 11-12; Art Service 12; Future Nurses 12; Orchestra 10-12 11; G.O. Representative 11-12; Senior Squad Carnival Committee; Prom Committee 11-12 43 GAIL DONAHUE JANE DONVAN JOHN DONNELLY Drama Club; Booster Club Sports Night; G.O. Representative 11- Soccer; Baseball; Senior Snack Bar Com- 12; Class Delegate 12; Chorus 10; Sen- mittee ior Carnival 44 JAMES DRISCOLL PATRICIA DUNN Sports Night 10; Future Nurses 10-12 CAROL DUNNE Sports Night 10-12; Booster Club 10; G. O. Representative; Class Delegate 10-12; Sports Club HOWARD EBERT Football 9-11; Track; Baseball CAROL LEE ECKHARDT Spanish Club; Classical League; Na- tional Honor Society; Drama Club ARLENE EDELMAN Orchestra Concert-mistress 11-12; Spot- light; National Honor Society; N.Y.S.S.M.A. NORMAN EHRLICH Baseball 9; Wrestling 9; J.V. and Varsity Bowling; Intramural Basketball ROBERT ELLIS RONALD EMMRICH FRANK ESPOSITO Baseball 10; Football 12; Basketball Electronics Club 10 10-12 45 SAL EVANGELISTA ROBERT EALLACARA Cross Country; Track BARBARA EARRELL Spotlight 9-10-12; Echoes 12;'Office Aid 11 JOHN FARRELL KEVIN FARRELL Intramurals 10; Golf Varsity RAYMOND FARRELL VIRGINIA FAUL Booster Club Veep and Treas.; Sports Club 10-12; Golden Chords 12; Class Delegate 10-12; Sports Night 10-12 CHARLES FERNANDEZ DENNIS FOLEY ROGER FOLLAND Class President 12; Wrestling 9, 10, Soccer 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 12 12; Tennis 12; Future Teachers of America JOSEPH FORTE Basketball 10-12; Baseball 9-12; Tennis 11 JANET FOSDICK ROGER FRANZEN Sports Night 10-12; Volleyball 10-12; Red Cross 10; Chorus 10, 11 KASSINIA FRENZELAS ROGER FRIEDLAND JOAN FRISCH Sports Night; Softball; Class Delegate Baseball 10; Stamp Club 10 Sports Night; Softball 10, 11 12; Chorus 10-12; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 47 VICTORIA GABRYSIAK JOAN PATRICIA GALE ALLEN GARBER National Honor Society XI, 12; Spot- Class Delegate 10-12; Dfica-Club; G.O. President 12; Basketball 11, 12; light 11, 12; Future Teachers of Boosters 11, 12; Senior Carnival Com- G.O. Representative; Class Delegate; America 9, 11; Band 9, 10; Junior mittee Echoes Classical League JOSEPH GAROFALO Track 9, 10; Cross Country 10 DIANA GENNA Class Treasurer 12; Volleyball 10-12; Leaders Club 10-12, Sec’ty.-Treas.; G.O. Representative 10, 12; Sports Night 10-12 THOMAS GENTRY Chess Club 10; Class Delegate 10-12; Senior Carnival Committee; G.O. Rep- resentative 9 DOUGLAS GIBSON ANDREA GILMORE Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Sports Night 10-12 Spanish Club; National Honor Society 11, 12; G.O. Vice President 12 48 MARLENE GINSBERG RICHARD GISE JEAN GITHENS Sports Night 10-12; National Honor G.O. Representative 9; Football 9; Golden Chords 11, 12; N.Y.S.S.M.A. Society; Boosters; Cheerleading Track 9-12; Bowling 11, 12 Chorus 11 WILLIAM GLUCK Track 10, 11; Football 10 LAWRENCE GOLDBERG Soccer; Intramural Basketball; Oratori- cal Contest; Class Delegate 12 LEE GOLDBERG VIVIAN GOLDBERG ELAINE GORDON Sports Night 10-12; Sports Club 9-12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Vice Booster Club 10, 11; Echoes 12; Chorus President 12; Spotlight 10-12, News 10, 11 Editor 12; Orchestra 10, 11; G.O. Rep- resentative 9, 10 49 ANNE GREENBLATT G.O. Refreshment Committee 10- 11; Senior Carnival Committee; Echoes 12 DOUGLAS GREENER Soccer 10-12 CAROLYN DEE GROSS Cheerleading 9-10; Sports Night 10-11; Chorus 9 ARLINE GRUBER ELINDA GUARDINO Sports Night 10-12; Sports Club 10; Boosters 10-11; Senior Carnival Com- mittee 50 ELEANOR APRIL HAGLUND Sports Night 11-12; Tennis 10; Boost- ers 10; G.O. Representative 11; Class Delegate 12 DIANE HALPIN Sports Night 11-12; Volleyball; Class Delegate 12 JEROLD HANDELSMAN Echoes 11-12 SUZANNE HANDWERKER MARK HARRIS EDWARD HEALY Sports Night 10-11 Track 10-11; Tennis 12; National Hon- or Society 12; Jets Club 10-12; Debat- ing 10-11 WARREN HECHINGER G.O. Representative 9-10; Football 9- 11-12; Basketball 9-11; Baseball 9-11; Rifle Club RICHARD HECHT Football 10 PATRICIA HEINSOHN ROBERT HELLER LOUIS HENNE Intramural Basketball; Golden Chords 10; G. O. Variety Show 11-12; Sports Night 11-12 HENRY HESSER ALBERT HOPPE ERIC HOGLING Football 9; Basketball 9; Baseball 9 Class Delegate 11-12; Chairman Senior Carnival Committee; Key Club; G.O. Representative 9-11 ELIZABETH HUDSON G.O. Representative 12 JOHN HUGHES Boys’ Chorus 11; German Club 12 . WILLIAM HUNT CHRISTINE IANIELLO CHARLES JACKSON Baseball 10-12; Soccer 11-12; Basketball Sports Night 12; Chorus Soccer 11; Men ’n’ Music 10-12 9-11 52 LYNNE JACOB Volleyball 10-11; Hockey 10; Sports Night 10-11; G.O. Representative 11; Boosters 10 BERNARD KAPLAN RICHARD KAPLAN Basketball 9-10 ELLEN KAPPY Sophomore Class President; National Honor Society 10-12; G.O. Representative 11-12; Echoes 11-12; Quill and Scroll WARREN KARP National Honor Society; Spotlight; Dra- ma Club; Literary Club PAULA KATZ ESTHER KAUFMAN Library Aid Club 11; Red Cross Boosters; Future Teachers of America; Representative 11; G.O. Representa- Library Aid Club; Junior, Senior Basket- tive 11; Chorus 9; Drama Aid 10 ball Game FAYE KAYLOR Sports Night ,11-12; Class Delegate 12; Senior Carnival Committee; Chorus 10- 12 53 HELENE KEHLBECK REGINA KERR Sports Night 10-11 Boosters 11; Sports Night 12; Echoes 12; Senior Carnival Committee; Chorus 10-12 JAMES KERSTIN 54 CAROL KING Leaders Club 9; Sports Night 12; Boost- ers; Chorus 11-12 JOLAIN KISS Sports Night 10-12; Echoes 12; Honor Hockey; Honor Volleyball WILLIAM KISS CAROL KLEIN MADELINE KLINE Sports Club; Future Nurses Club Class Delegate 12; Sports Night 10- 12; Sports Club 9-11; Boosters 10 ELLEN KOBRIN IRIS KOGEL JOHN KOLLEN Drama Club 11-12; Scope 12; Spotlight Class Delegate 12; Volleyball Honor 10; National Honor Society 12 Team 10; Sports Night 10-12; Echoes 11- 12; Senior Prom Committee RICHARD KOTLER JEANETTE KOZLICK Basketball 11-12; Baseball 11-12; J.V. Honor Hockey 11; Echoes Basketball; J.V. Baseball EILEEN KRAMER LINDA KRAMER JUDITH KREISCHER Tennis; National Honor Society; Debate French Play 9 Club; Spotlight Advertising Manager 12 55 RICHARD KULUNND Track 9-12; Wrestling 9-12; Intra- mural Sports 9-12 PATRICIA LACHAT Honor Softball 11; Basketball 11; G. O. Representative 10-11; Sports Night Cheer- leader 10-11 RONALD LAMENDOLA Class Delegate 9-12 MARIE LAMENDOLA WALTER LANGAN Basketball 9-12; Sports Club 10-12; Sports Night; Office Aid 56 ALLEN LEHRICH Wrestling 11 WILLIAM LEITNER Golf 10 MADELINE LENNOX Sports Club 10-12; Class Delegate 10-12; Sports Night Manager 11, Co-Captain 12 NORMAN LEVI ROBERT LENT MARILYN LERNER Basketball 10-12 Sports Night 11-12; Office Aid 10, 11; G.O. Representative 10 ROBERT LEVINE Wrestling 11; Key Club Vice President 11-12; Jets Club Sec'ty 10-12 LINDA LEVY Sports Night 10-12; Boosters 11; Band 9; Orchestra 10-12; Spotlight 12 PATRICIA LIPP LOUIS LITTLE Sports Club 9-12; Sports Night 10- Football 11; SoccerlO 12; Leaders Club 9-12; National Honor Society 10-12 LIVIA LLOYD German Club 12; Drama Club; Class Delegate 12; G-C'ettes 10-11; Echoes 12 57 JESSE LOCKER JUDITH LOEWE Future Nurses Club 11-12 PATRINA LOMBARDO KATHLEEN LO MEDICO ROBERT LORETZ Softball 9-12; Chorus 9-11; Sports Night Intramural Basketball 12; Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 9-11 CAROL LUTZ GINO LYNCH Class Delegate 10; Sports Club 10-11; Service Squad 12; Track 9; Football 9-12; Boosters 11-12 Basketball 9-10; Baseball 9-12 JANE LYNCH Spotlight Ass’t Editor 10-11; Sports Night 10-12; National Honor So- ciety 10-12; Quill and Scroll 11-12 LILLIAN MAIMONE Basketball 9; Sports Night 12; Office Aid 11-12 CAROL MANNING Sports Night; Boosters 11-12; Class Delegate 11, 12; Deca-CIub; G.O. Store ROSEMARIE MANNINO Boosters 12 KENNETH MARCUS Football 10-12; Wrestling 10-12; Track 10-12 PHILLIP MARGOLIN GEORGE MARTIN DIANE MASLER Wrestling 10-12; Tennis 11; Chess Library Aid 10-12; Ham Radio Club 9 Team 10; Spotlight 9-11-12 59 RHEVA MASON GERALD MATIS Class Delegate 10-12; Volleyball 9- Future Teachers Club, Veep 11-12; 10; Sports Night 10-12; Echoes 11- 10; Jets Club 11-12; 12 or Society Sec. PATRICIA McCAJJLEY Sports Night 10; Drama Club 10; Chorus mary McDonald Sports Club 10-12; Sports Night 10-12; Future Teachers Club 12; Band 9-10; Class Delegate 10-12 CAROLYN McGRATH Sports Night JOYCE MEGAR Sports Night 10-12; Hockey 11; Boost- er Club 10; Class Delegate 11-12; Senior Carnival Committee Robert McCarthy MARCELLA McNALLY ROSEMARY McNERNEY WILLIAM McNIFF Sports Night 10-12; Volleyball Intra- Sports Night 10-12; Varsity Cheerlead- murals; Spanish Club ing 12; Future Nurse's Club, Veep 12; G.O. Council; Bio. Lab. Ass t 10-11 PETER MEIER Track; Intramural Basketball VERONICA MERINGER Volleyball 9; Band 10; Chorus 11; Spot- light 10-12; G.O. Representative 11 MARK MICHAELS DEBBY MILLER SANDRA LEA MILTON Jets Club 11-12; Key Club; Nation- Boosters 10-12, Pres. 11-12; Leaders Pep Club; Allied Youth; Junior Classical al Honor Society 12 Club 9-12, Veep; Basketball Honor team League 9-12; Volleyball Honor Team 9-10-12; Softball Team 9-10-12 JUDITH MINER DOROTHY MONROE Sports Night 10-12; Future Nurse’s Club 12; Echoes 12 ALLEGRA MONTGOMERY Basketball; Chorus; Office Aid 11 62 JULIANA MOSCA Booster Club 11-12; Sports Night 11-12 RUSS MULROY G.O. Representative 11; Varsity Basket- ball 10-12; Varsity Tennis 11; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Carnival Com- mittee GERARD MURPHY Golf 10-12; Capt.; Basketball 9; Tennis 11; Football 12 JACQUELINE MURRAY Booster Club 10-11 HENRIETTA MURWAY Sports Night 12; Senior Prom Com- mittee KENNETH O’BRIEN Track 9-12 BARBARA O'CONNELL Sports Night 11-12, Captain 11; Honor Softball 11; Drama Club; Field Hockey; Guidance Aid 11 JOSEPH OLEY BRENT NELSON Tennis Team; Basketball Intramu. Key Club; Spotlight CAROLYN NELSON PAULA O’CONNOR CATHERINE OGDEN Orchestra 10; Band 12; Senior Snack Future Teachers of America; Orchestra; Bar; Senior Carnival Committee N.Y.S.S.M.A.; G-Cettes; Spotlight MERRILY NAPPI Echoes 12 PATRICIA PANDOLFI SANDRA PARISH HARVEY PEARLSTEIN Leaders Club 10; Sports Night 10- Corres. Sec’ty 12; Spoils Night 11-12, Intramural Basketball 9; Key Club 10-12; 12; Orchestra 10; Tennis 10 Co-Captain 12; Junior Classical League President 12; Senior Band 10 10-12; Classical League 10-12; Basketball 10-12 PHYLLIS PECKMAN Sports Night 11-12; Softball 10; Boost- ers 10 ALBERT PETRUCCI Golf Team 11; Chairman G.O. Refresh- ment Committee 12 AUDREY PETTIT KATHERINE PIA ANTHONY PICKETT Sports Night 10-12; Class Delegate 10- Sports Night; Field Hockey; Reserve and Football 12; Boosters 10-11; Basketball 10-12 Honor Volleyball 64 MAUREEN PIRHALA SALLY PITTMAN HARVEY RAFOFSKY Tennis; Sports Night 12; Boosters 10-11; Spotlight Junior Newsletter MARILYN RAJKOVICH OTTO REUSS Sports Night 10-12; Tennis 10-11; Boost- ers; G.O. Representative 10; Class Dele- gate 10-12 Key Club 11; Jets Club 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12 ANGELA RICCI Deca-Club, President 12; Sports Night PHYLLIS PORTON Library Club 11; Spotlight 10; National Honor Society 11-12; Baton Twirling 10- 12, Captain 11-12 NORMAN RHEAUME 65 PAM PRINCE Sports Night 10-12; Sports Club 10-12; Boosters'. GO. Representa- tive; Future Nurses Club ANNABELLE QUIGG THEODORE RICHMAN Sports Night 11-12; Nurses Aid; Guid- Soccer; Jets Club 10-12; National Hon- ance Aid; G.O. Representative 11-12; or Society 11-12; Spotlight Staff Class Delegate 11-12 ALFRED ROBILLARD ROBERT RODE Soccer 11-12; Baseball 10; Basketball Intramurals 10-11 66 BARBARA ROME Sports Night 10-12; Tennis 10-11; Boost- ers; Class Delegate 10-12 MICHAEL ROMM NEIL ROSE Jets Club 11; Band 9-11 STEVEN ROSS ROBERT RUBINSTEIN THOMAS RUGGIERI Stamp Club 10-11; Jets Club 12; Spot- Spotlight 11-12; Ass’t Editor 12; Liter- light 10-12; National Honor Society 10- ary Club 10; Debating Club 11; Junior 12; Junior Classical League 11-12 Classical League 10-12 SUZANNE RUSSELL Sports Night 10-12; Spotlight 9-11; Of- fice Aid 12; Booster 10-12; Spanish Club GLORIA RUSSO Class Delegate 10-12; G.O. Representa- tive 9-12; Basketball 10-12; Sports Club; Hockey 10-12 BARBARA RYAN JUNE RYAN Sports Night 10-12; Softball 10-11; Sports Club 10-11; Boosters 10; Office Aid NANCY RYEN Sports Night 10-12; National Honor So- ciety 11-12; G.O. Representative 10-12; Echoes 11-12; Class Delegate 67 ANTOINETTE SALOMETO Sports Club; Sports Night 10-12; Boosters; Class Delegate 10-12; Sen- ior Carnival Committee VIVIAN SALTZMAN G.O. Representative 9-12; Sports Night 10-12; Class Delegate 12 ARLENE SAMET National Honor Society 10-12; G.O. Representative 9-10; Cheerleading 9-11; Echoes; Sports Night 10-12 VICTOR SASSONE Echoes 12; Class Delegate 12 SANDRA SAWART Sports Night; Office Aid 12 I 68 BONNIE SCHATZ Drama Club 10; Deca-Club, Presi- dent GEORGE SCHIEBER Football 10; Stamp Club; Debating Club; Spotlight; National Honor Society ELSIE SCHMIDGALL G. O. Representative 10 LILLIAN SCHMIDT G.O. Representative 11; Echoes 11; Drum Majorette 10-12; Band 10-12; Dis- trict Band 12 JUDITH SCHWARTZ BRADLEY SCOTT Track 10; Soccer 11-12 KATHLEEN SCOTTIREGGIO Drama Club; Golden Chords; G-C’ettes; G.O. Variety Show; Spotlight; Softball MADELINE SEIDELLE National Honor Society 12; Honor Hock- ey 11-12; Sports Night 11-12; Basketball 10-12; Volleyball 11-12 MICHAEL SERGI Golf Team CRAIG SHAFER BETH SHAPIRO Golf; Volleyball 10-11; Sports Night 12; Chorus 12 69 GAIL SIEGEL Office Aid 11; Boosters 10; Volley- ball 10-11; Basketball 10-11 CARMEN SIERRA Sports Night 11-12 JOSEPHINE SIGNORELLI Class Treasurer 10-11; G.O. Treasurer 12; Class Delegate 9-12; Leaders Club, Vice President; Cheerleading 10-12, Cap- tain 12 HELMI SHAW Sports Night 11 KENNETH SHERMAN ROBERTA SHERMAN Volleyball; Boosters; Sports Night SONIA SHREDNICK G.O. Representative 10; Sports Night 11-12; Boosters 10-12; Library Aid 11-12 BARTON SIEGEL Bowling; Tennis ROBERT SILVERMAN Band 10-12 KENNETH SITOMER Football 9-12; Echoes 12; Rifle Club 11 JOHN SIMONELLI CAROLE SINGER Library Aid Club, Vice President; Sports Night; Boosters; Class Dele- gate 10; Future Teachers of Ameri- ca STEPHEN SLEVIN HAYDN SLOMACK LINDA SMEJKAL LINDA SMITH School Play 11; Drama Club 10-11; Volleyball; Softball; Honor Basketball, Sports Night 11; Softball 9; Boosters; Boys' Chorus 10-12; Variety Show Captain; Ceramics Club Senior Carnival Committee; Basketball 9 11-12; Orchestra 12 71 PHILIP SMITH RICHARD SMITH Football 9-12; Baseball 10-11; Track; Basketball STUART SMITH Track 9-10; G O. Recreation Committee; Athletic Aid 72 Class Delegate 11-12; Sports Night 10- Class Delegate 10-12; Cheerleading 10- 12; Boosters 10; Volleyball 10; Senior 12; Tennis Club; Sports Nights 10-12; Carnival Committee Senior Carnival Committee STEVEN STRAUSS Basketball 10-12; G.O. Representa- tive 12 JOEL STROM National Honor Society 11-12; Band 10- ELIZABETH SUCHER Sports Night 10; Literary Club 10-12; Drama Club; Debating; National Honor Society 10-12, President 12 GRACE SQUANCE Sports Night 11-12; Boosters 11-12; Sen- ior Carnival Committee; Volleyball 11-12 GARY STEJN Echoes 11-12, Photo Editor 11-12 light Photographer 12; Squad Spot- Audio-Visual BARBARA STEINMAN Spotlight, Assistant and Feature Editor 11-12; National Honor So- ciety 10-12; Quill and Scroll 11-12 GAIL PATRICIA STEVENS Spotlight 11-12; National Honor So- ciety 12; Spotlight 11-12 ROBERT STICKLE Senior Band 9-12; District Band 12; Or- chestra 10; District Orchestra 9-10 JEROME SURIFF MARJORIE SUSSMAN DONALD SWERDLOW Track 9-10; Wrestling 9; Rifle Echoes. Editor-in-Chief; Sports Night; Drama Club 11; Future Teachers of Club National Honor Society; Debating Team; America 11-12; G.O. Store 10-12 Literary Ciub 74 ROSARIO TESTAGROSSA ILENE TETENBAUM Field Hockey. Basketball, Softball Honor Teams 10-12; Leaders Club 10-12; Presi- dent 12; National Honor Society 10-12 ROBERTA THOMSEN Sports Night 10-12; Leaders Club 10-11; Class Delegate 10-12 THOMAS TIERNEY Senior Carnival Committee; G.O. Repre- sentative ROBERT TOLE Wrestling 9; Biology Club 9 •. MARJORIE TOUHEY ARLENE TRIMBOLI BARBARA VAN VALEN Sports Night 10-12; Tennis Club 10; Class Delegate 11-12; Sports Night 10- Drama Club, President; Scope 11- Deca-Club 12; Senior Band 10; Echoes 12; G.O. Representative 10; Office Aid 12; French Club; Spotlight 10-11 12 10-11; Nurse's Aid 12 JOSEPH VICINANZA Wrestling 10-12; Soccer 11 v CELESTE VIVES Spotlight; Boosters; Drama Club; Guid- ance Aid MICHAEL VOLKOMMER JUDITH VOSKA ANDREW WASNIEWSKI Baseball 10-12 Sports Club 9-12; Class Delegate 10-12; Track 9-11; Football 9-11 G.O. Representative 10,12; Boosters 10- 12; Sec’ty 12; Assistant Editor Class Newsletter 10-12 KARIN WEINBERG Nurse's Aid 12; Sports Night 11- 12 JOYCE WEINER Talent Show; Mixed Chorus ROBERT WEINER Wrestling 11-12; Drama Club 11 RONALD WEISS ROBERT WEYBRECHT Football 9-12; G. O. Recreation Commit- tee 10; Class Delegate 10; Picnic Com- mittee 10 GWENDOLYN WIDMAN Volleyball; Tennis ROBERTA WILLINSKY Sports Night; Volleyball Soccer 10-12; Track 11; Echoes 12; Spotlight 10-12; Sports Editor 12; Sen- ior Carnival Committee STEVEN WEISSMAN DOROTHY WILLNER Echoes 12; Sports Night 11-12; Boost- ers 11-12; Band 10; Art Service Squad 12 ROBERTA WITLIN G.O. Recreation Committee 10; Spot- light 10-12; Spanish Club 11; Sports Night 12; Echoes 12 EILEEN WOLFF Corres. Sec'ty 10; Leaders Club 10-12; Sports Night 10-12; Class Delegate 10-12; Advisory Board TOBI WOLFF Class Delegate 10-12; Band 10-11; Chorus 11-12; Sports Night 10-12; Echoes HENRY WRIGHT ROBERT YELLON HOWARD YORK Wrestling 10-11 Soccer 1(M2i Echoes; Wrestling 9-12; Track 11 77 IRENE ZARCK Sports Night 10-12; Sports Club 10-12; Cheerleading 9-10; G.O. Representa- tive 9-11; Class Delegate 10-11 ELIZABETH ZEITLER Softball Intramurals; Volleyball Honor Team; Cheerleading 9; G.O. Represen- tative 9-11; Sports Night 12 No Picture Available: MARY LYNN GRAHAM ROBERT HERTRITER KEVIN KINALLY HELEN KOLLEN RICHARD PASTMAN 78 IPHI MOMENTS TO REMEMBER CLASS OF JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1960-61 L. to R.: Donna Sandak (Sec'y), Linda Ray (Treas.), Robin Carpenter (Pres.), Lynn Brown (V.P.) 1960-’6l has been a productive year for the Junior Class. Under the leadership of Mr. Philip Scinto, advisor, and Robin Carpenter, presi- dent, the Juniors have undertaken many responsibilities, and have suc- cessfully fulfilled them all. The Junior-Senior Basketball Game boasted a record attendance. The Junior Prom was truly Some Enchanted Evening.” Also success- ful were the traditional Junior-Senior Dinner, and the Sunrise Break- fast at Jones Beach. It is not surprising that the Junior Class has accomplished so much this year. President Robin Carpenter, Vice President Lynn Brown, Sec- retary Donna Sandak, and Treasurer Linda Ray are fine and effective leaders. With a good record upon which to base its future endeavors, the Class of ’62 looks toward its senior year with high expectations and promise. 84 Mr. Philip Scinto Advisor 1962 JUNIOR COUNCIL Front Row. l-r: C. Burgess, J. Stuart, P. Ward, G. Alagona, G. Weaver, J. J. Gronneman, M. Stenzler, L, Araki, G. McKool, M. Tucker. Back Row, l-r: K. Dwyer, D. Mulholland, S. Donaldson, I. Ruggier, G. Pike, T. Schneider, B. Harvey, A. McGovey, K. Dugan. Front Row, l-r: G. Jones, L. Kenien, J. Fischer, G. Kaplan, R. Michaels, D. Roach. M. Doyle. M. Nagor, A. Robinson, J. Katz. Back Row, l-r: P. Salemeto, J. Schneider, J. Clogher, C. Jones, J. Jaffe, R. Koenig, I. Cuny, R. Ackerman, P. Reilly. 85 One warm evening in February, as the melody Some Enchanted Evening” resounded through the halls of L.M.H.S., the Junior Class held its prom. The Class of ’62 has proved it- self unique by being the first class to hold its prom in the school gym. The Juniors themselves decorated the gym in a lovely South Pacific motif. Some Enchanted Evening” it was—especially when Queen Lynn Brown and her court were crowned. The excitement and romance of the Junior Prom could not have been equalled. The mood, music, and setting created a beautiful Pacific paradise for our Juniors’ gala evening. JUNIOR Jo Signorelli, last year’s Junior Prom Queen, crowns Queen Lynn Brown as Lynn’s escort. Bob Fade, looks on. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT (L-R): K. Dwyer, D. Sandak, C. Burgess, S. L. Ray, Queen L. Brown, J. Signorelli— Crowning Queen, M. Stenzler, I. Ruggier, L. Kenein. 86 The Hokey Pokey by Kathy Dugan and Gail Kaplan Class President Robin Carpenter and Date Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mills Chaperone and Advisor, Mr. Philip Scinto and Date PROM Donjld Amster Carl Anderson Gloria Anderson Lynda A r.ik i Diana A resell Lynn Brown William Buckley Thomas Bullock Charlotte Burgess Marie Burnea 88 Anthony Caroselli Louise Capria Robin Carpenter Marjorie Carman Marie Caroselli Cynthia Cary Harvey Cohen Arlene Cottrell Marilyn Condra Peter Cummo Stuart Cohen Arthur Davis Barbara Cushman Stephen Daroe 89 Arlene Droge Mary Jo Doyle Kathleen Dugan Susan Donaldson Joel DeEreytas John Fargnoli Louis Estremera Michael Echols Theodore Durkalski Kathleen Dwyer Joanne Fisher Philip Fazzino James Farrell Salvatore Fazio Joseph Gaeta Judith Foelsch Michael Forrester Betty Rose Fishgold Rochelle Flax Robert Gagnon Karol Ann Ganz Robert Gendler Patricia Gerber Jay Steven Goldberg William Green Richard Grefe Catherine Grein Jeannette Groneman Donald Haile Kenneth Haile Barbara Harvey William Henry Jeannette Hudson Joan Hudson 91 Eileen Hunt Robert Hunt Judith Jacine Steven Jacobs Judith Jaffe Roland Johnson Cynthia Jones Marilyn Jones Suzette Jouvere Gail Kaplan Jeffrey Katz Robert Keating Lois Kenien Ronnie Koenig Evelyn Koop Frank Korchma Ellen Kraus Arnette Kretechmar Margaret Kunze Ray La Cava 92 Suzanne La Mude Suzanne Lawson Dennis Lavish Karen Lewis Robert Licandro Jacqueline Lichtman Hugh MacPherson Anna Louizos Shirley Lowenfels Mary Mackey Diane Loretz Douglas Magee Diane Matzen Richard Lunde Joseph Mayberry Joanne Mazzerella Gail McCool Eugene McDermott Arlene Ann McGouey Kathleen McLaren 93 John McNamara Marilyn Maleh Eric Meisler Rita Michaels Joseph Miller Susan Miller Sharon Muldoon Darlene Mulholland Margaret Mullen Marilyn Nagor George Nelson Kathleen O’Connell Dennis O’Higgins Peter O’Malley Louise Osmeloski Vincent Pascale Charles Rehwinkel Phyllis Peters Gail Pike Jean Pike 94 Mary Eileen Riegel Ronald Lee Rinck Frank Pulice Dorothy Roach Anne Robinson Lee Robinson Michael Robinson Jill Rosenbaum Peter Scheer Joan Schneider Tanya Schneider Carol Rozsa Ilena Ruggier Margery Sager Georgeanne Schweibert Dorothea Seiders 95 Peter Salemeto Donna Sandak Gail Shadwick David Shapiro Charles Shaugnessy William Siegle Elizabeth Smith Jane Stewart Irwin Sternberg Marsha Stenzler Nathan Sobelman Kathleen Smith Lezlie Voegel Frank Vigilant Maureen Tucker Patricia Tighe Richard Thompson Loren Webb Virginia Weaver Patricia Ward Martin Vogt 96 Joseph Weiss Irma Weitz Warren Wheeler Elayne Zakman Irene Zishuk Secretary Ronnie Casper CLASS OF 1963 100 OFFICERS AND The Class of ’63 has been an active one this year. With Mrs. Robillard as their ad- visor, the officers and a Sophomore Council of 30 have worked diligently toward achiev- ing their goals. Their activities this year were highlighted by the memorable Sophomore Boat Trip which included a picnic at Bear Mountain. President Mike Levinson, Vice President Marlene Levine, Secretaries Ronnie Casper and Clair Kenien, and Treasurer Dan McGrade not only have contributed to their class, but also have encouraged others to contribute. Our Sophs can boast of the achievements they have made as a class. They can also be proud of the many individuals among them who have excelled. We can readily see that the Class of ’63 is developing well and is an integral part of L.M.H.S. Top Row (l-r): J. White, C. Zeller, J. Fuller, G. Larkin, B. Mulholland, H. Zimmerman, B. Solomon, E. Denehan. Middle Row (l-r): A. Coccaro, D. Graham, B. Ellenzweig, G. Giles, N. Pedersan, E. Kipling, E. Simms, L. Gazola, C. Kincade. Bottom Row (l-r): T. Clean, K. Kolberg, S. Hassan, S. Gordan, R. Lucy, L. Lynn, M. Kramer, J. Garafola, B. McDevitt COUNCIL 101 HOMORES Top Row: B. Schackett, R. Armstrong, S. Harvey, R. Bock, S. Young, L. Factor, J. Willensky. Second Row: R. D’Andrea, F. Eidman, H. Sichel, D. Bailey, G. Alexander, J. Parise, M. Wolfe. Bottom Row: G. Donahue, K. Souweine, K. Kissel, S. Regan, S. Harris, L. Proctor, W. Boeckman. Top Roto: T. McCormack, K. Montgomery, J. Shaw, T. Wolff, T. Cromwell, D. Brimlow, P. Bretton. Third Row: V. Youcha, D. Dennis, R. Lage, D. Perry', S. Moore, G. Habcrmel, J. Fountain, S. Allen. Second Row: J. Anderson, B. McGill, C. O’Malley, M. Funk, J. Higgins, G. Pike, C. Widman, C. Olson. Bottotn Row: J. Morino, L. Stolow, M. Eskanazie, N. Amrhein, J. Lambert, K. Ward, G. Amling, D. Levine, D. Young. 102 Top Row: V. Dejong, F. Mehm, G. Wanser, G. Aiello, M. Greaves, L. Grossgold. Third Row: Jacobs, J. Little, M. Hoffman, V. Barry, L. Black, C. Tresham, M. Keelty. Second Row: D. Waite, J. Lynch, K. Ward, T. Mills, C. Kelly, S. Arkie, L. Sklarcw. Bottom Row: J. Siegler, F. Pinna, S. Blinder, N. Freeman, J. Fourniotis, P. Flyntz, L. Jaffe. Top Row: D. Anderson, R. Marshall, J. Schroder, R. Capria, B. Sansone, G. Thomson. Third Row: J. Abbot, K. Kolburg, S. Goldberg, R. Lucy, R. Russo, L. Lynn, L. Gazzola. Second Row: W. Gibson, M. Serif, W. Mulligan, W. Beck, D. Dighdol, T. Creane, K. Saito. Bottom Row: G. Springman, S. Hassen, E. Simms, D. McGrade, J. Crooks, B. Mercer, P. Sversen. 103 Top Row: S. Rosenberg, M. Lee J. Mandinec, W. O'Leary, E. Langdon, P. Blum. Bottom Row: V. Selvagio, B. Scarpelli, R. Fazzio, T. McKay, B. Vergelito, H. Magerkwith. Top Row: E. Miller, M. Brenner, D. Graham, J. Clark, S. Brimlow, J. Moors, A. Sherlock. Third Row: J. Samburg, M. Poole, M. Kramer, A. Coccaro, B. Lar-son, M. Evonaugh, J. Cohen, R. Edwie. Second Row: A. Lunde. L. Lefkowitz, L. Stanley, N. Pederson, R. Meier, S. Thomas, C. Keilbasa, E. Goff. Bottom Row: C. Russell, R. Casper, E. Dennihan, S. Stay, J. Alexandeson, B. Mulhullen, E. Wergeles, H. Kinnaly, A. Chiarantona. SOPHOMORES m Top Row: J. Reinhold, M. Levinson, C Kincade, L. Langley, H. Katz. Third Roto: B. Waddel, J. Stains, S. Arnold, A. Byer, E. Fratt, J. Echavarria, J. Statler. Second Row: R. Perone, M. Israelson, G. Giles, S. Scher, A. Borr, B. Solomon, M. Levine, R. Murry. Bottom Row: H. Zimmerman, C. Schaeffer, M. Klipstein, C. Kenien, J. Fuller, E. Kipling, B. Ellenzweig, M. Siegel. Top Row: A. Dcssmond, T. O’Leary, J. Burris. Third Row: P. Reilly, F. Wicks, J. Scorzelli, J. Tierney, R. Fischer, B. Dommcmuth, S. Evangelista. Second Row: J. Thomas, J. Lashier, L. Smith, T. Pickett, J. Healy, S. DeFreytas, A. Connolly. Bottom Row: G. Alagona, G. DeSalvo, M. Rothe, G. Rajkovich, M. Dur, D. Forrler, L. Souna. 105 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS 106 FRESHMAN CANDIDS FRESHMAN The vibrant Class of ’64, under the guidance of Mr. Thomas Hurley, has demonstrated its fine poten- tial. Though small in number, the class has already achieved many of its goals. A Freshman ice skating party, held early in De- cember, was so successful that it was immediately followed by the Snowball Twirl in January. 108 (L-R): Nancy Durr, George Wanser, Terry Mills, Sue Regan, Carolynn Kelly. CLASS President Carolynn Kelly, Vice President Terry Mills, Secretaries Frank Mehm and Nancy Durr, Treasurer George Wanser, and Historian Susan Re- gan have given tremendously of themselves, and have provided superior leadership throughout the year. The first, and perhaps hardest, year of high school is now ended for the Class of ’64. Proud of their achievements thus far, the Freshman Class looks eager- ly towards the future. COUNCIL Back, L to R: George Wanser, Joyce Lambert, Judy Alzance, Francis Meims. Front, L to R: Sue Regan, Terry Mills, Barbara Dommermuth, Carolyn Kelly. 109 The eighth graders at L.M.H.S. have earned a reputation well worth pride. During this year they have worked together to better themselves and to contribute to their school. The square dance sponsored dually by the seventh and eight graders, and the fun-filled eighth grade picnic highlighted tire class’s activities this year. These accomplishments could not have been made without the help of Mr. Richard Hawk- ey, their patient and understanding advisor. At this time our eighth graders await next year, with enthusiasm, for they have built a strong foundation upon which to shape their futures. Left-Right: M. Robillard, W. Schuey, L. Hunt, C. Gabrysiak. L.M.H.S. boasts a loyal and active Seventh Grade Class, which has continually turned out en masse to participate actively and spiritedly in all school functions. The class, advised by Mr. Vito Merola, spent the past year organizing itself and establishing the pattern which it will follow in the next five years at Levittown Memorial. If it maintains the enthusiasm it has displayed this year, the class of ’66 will truly be distinctive. Left-Right: D. Spitz, S. Adams, O. Tartakow, E. Daniels, M. Clarfeld. I 10 7th AND 8th GRADE ACTIVITIES THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND First Row (l-r): J. Ravitch, S. Tandler, G. Silverman, C. Spier, E. Dallow, K. Sager, J. Sail, L. Nicholson, D. Jacobs, J. Boroff. Second Row (Ur): J. McMullen, J. Beyer, S. Miller, G. Nelson, S. Klerk, S. Adams, C. Braunstein, C. Dewaters, D. O’Connel, D. Winegar. Third Row (l-r): M. Goodman, A. Sohl, J. Powers, L. Silvers, F. Serio, T. Ostrick, A. Kreischer, W. Dodge, P. Dewaters, J. Lyons, Band Director Mr. P. Lutri. THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA (l-r): B. Schnitman, V. Schram, S. Hennessey, L. Bainen, A. Tinetskey, M. Lesser, G. Houg, J. Valentine, H. Newton, D. Kappy, P. Fisher, S. Diamond. R. Sopko, O. Hoffman, M. Gross, P. Conlan, D. Spitz, A. Sucher, R. Spear, J. Casey. M AZIN FttE AOMISSIW TO rj -Jb .A KEMBIRSHP OFO AND A YCRKEfi EHELEM. YORK STAT1 |fcOPLE. ■ OGE Oi TO ENRICH THE STV ITS HISTORY. ITS GEOCI IRIAIS TO FURTHER] TO STUOY REFERENCE BOOKS AND OTHER lj(A NEW YORK STATE AND ITS HISTORY. TO MAKE EXHIBITS DEPICTING HISTORICAL f TO VISIT HISTORICAL SITES TO GAIN F ' IN ORDER .TO VIS Ilelunc- laoy m Invention inj T IW. The Yorker Club, part of the New York State Historical Association, is a group of seventh grade students whose goal is to en- rich their study of New York State. Under the guidance of Mr. Wicks and Mr. Chase, the Yorkers study the state’s history, geography, and people. The Yorkers have learned much this year. They are to be highly commended for their eagerness to learn, and for their accomplish- ments. THE YORKER CLUB (l-r): Stephen Brinen, Diane Jacobs, Steven Edelman, Carol Olsen, Mr. Wicks, advisor. Ill ONLLNIVd CHEMISTRY ONidaa fooa PHYSICAL EDUCATION I AUTO SHOP 118 GENERAL ORGANIZATION Advisor, MR. WILLIAM HAMM The slogan upon which this year’s officers of the G.O. based their campaign was Teamwork For Spirit.” We can truly say that the G.O. has accomplished its aim. President A1 Garber, Vice President Doug Gibson, Secretary Lillian Caparell, and Treasurer Jo Signorelli have provided the excellent leadership necessary for a vital, constructive program. Nonetheless, the G. O. could not so easily have achieved success this year without the fine guidance of Mr. William Hamm, facul- ty advisor. The many altruistic endeavors of the G. O. of ’60-’6l included a Thanksgiving bundle drive for the needy; a G. O. variety show whose profits went toward adopting” a family in need; and the sale of hearts on Valentine’s Day and shamrocks on St. Pat- rick’s Day, for the G. O. scholarship fund. We of L.M.H.S. are confident that the future will surely re- flect the fine qualities which are already evident in our industrious G. O. Representatives. Rear (L-R): R. Broder, S. Bitel, L. DeNardo, V. Saltzman, J. Mankeke, R. Gagnon, G. Kronish, D. Pagliara, R. Holuzak, D. Gross, N. Goodman, L. Borofsky, M. Schneider, M. Krill. Second Row (L-R): P. Heinsohn, H. Kappy, L. Ray, N. Pederson, M. Eskenazie, E. Kipling, V. Larkin, S. Regan, B. Cushman, C. Baynor, L. Hunt. V. Durr, P. Peters, D. Winegar, B. Vandyke, L. Sclereau. Bollom Row (L-R): M. Goodman, P. Regan, C. Vives, C. Dunn, D. Genna, M. Caulfield, G. Kaplan, A. Hoppe, M. Rajdovich, N. Ryen, G. Russo, A. Quigg, D. Karpolif, W. Simms, J. Thomas. 120 This year, as in the past, the G.O. Store has been an integral at L.M.H.S. Its complete line of school supplies has often proved to be the salvation of a forgetful student. Shopping for a gift? The G.O. Store main- tained a complete selection of stuffed animals in all sizes, shapes and colors. In addition, gym supplies, school and class buttons, and many other fascinating items could always be found. The store was efficiently run by Mr. Sidney Lerner, assisted by a number of students. ‘en R C’ Barba« e,ncf°Ss barren S,rom' Douglas The Levittown Memorial Chapter of The National Honor Society aided the school in many varied ways. The successful Book Fair book insurance, and a Welcoming Dance for the seventh graders were among its numerous projects and functions. Under the guidance of its advisor, Mr. Thomas Rowan, and president Elizabeth Sucher, this group upheld the ideals of the organization—scholarship, service, leadership, and character. As in past years, new members were officially admitted to the Honor Society during an impressive can- dlelight induction ceremony. Mr. Edmond Butler gave the invocation and Mr. Charles Jacobs and Mr. Donald Mills spoke of the high aims of the organization. A representative of the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni of Long Island presented an award for the highest four year scholastic average. The club officers deliv- ered speeches concerning the ideals of the National Honor Society. The newly inducted members will carry on with dignity the great services that this organization has extended to Levittown Memorial High School. Not present when photo was taken: Carol Lee Echart, Leslie Abel, Elizabeth Sucher, Victoria Gabrysick, Jane Lynch, Jay Goldberg, Joanne Clogher, Louise DeNardo. 122 4 u N I 0 j| M Mi 4 I % � s f t Bavnon, A. Borr, J. Sutler, J. A u- Xy(L'R)! 1 PariSC’ E HaChman’ N' G. Moore, J. Lynch, D. Unter.an, M. 'reL‘- a' NHTIONfl The year of ’60-’6l has been a time for many new things. One of these is the recently established Memorial chapter of the Junior National Honor Society'. This group of underclassmen, under the helpful guidance of Mr. Guido Agostini, has as its primary objective the encouragement of high academic achievement. This is a worthy goal, Junior National Honor Society—the students of L.M.H.S. salute you. 123 Feature Editor Barbara Steinman News Editor Vivian Goldberg Business Manager Leslie Abel Perhaps one of the most impor- tant jobs in L.M.H.S. is to keep the students aware of the accomplish- ments of various organizations in the school. This task is well per- formed by our school newspaper —The Spotlight. Our Spotlight not only gives ex- cellent news coverage, but also pre- sents us with absorbing and inter- esting features. Among its many presentations, the paper highlights certain members of tire student body and faculty; presents editorials on controversial issues; and of course, keeps us up to date on the exploits of our athletic teams. Circulation Manager Elizabeth Delvers Advertising Manager Linda Kramer Assistant News Editor Robert Rubinstein The Spotlight is headed by Jane Lynch who is a fine editor and an effective leader. Feature Editor Barbara Steinman, her assistant Marie Burnea, News Editor Vivian Goldberg, her assistant Robert Rubin- stein, Sports Editor Steve Weissman, Business Manager Leslie Abel, Circulation Manager Elizabeth Delvers and Advertising Manager Linda Kramer, have done their jobs well. They have made our paper one of which we are all proud. Mr. Carmen Matina, faculty ad- visor, has provided the staff with the impetus to succeed. His assist- ance. guidance, and brightening sense of humor have been invalu- able. We also say thank you” to a man with a very important job, Mr. Frank Lo Truglio, business ad- 124 visor. SPOTLIGHT Advisor, Carmen Matina STAFF Editor-in-Chief, Jane Lynch Back Row, Standing (l-r): E. Hunt, J. Balos, A. Boor, S. Freidman, J. Goldberg, V. Gabrysiak, L. Levy, W. Karp, R. Ackerman, R. Reichick, P. Allen. Center (l-r): J. Lynch, M. Burnea, J. Fischer, J. Rosenbaum, C. Schaeffer, M. Klipstein, T. Beitel, S. Scher, D. Unterman. Bottom (l-r): A. Edelman, C. Malley, J. Seigler, J. Azulay, J. Lichtman, N. Freeman, M. Blumenthal. Missing: M. Levenson, R. Witlin, J. Jaffe, T. Richman, N. Rheaume. 105 Marjorie Sussman 'Ktt € rtPk. David Cedarholm Ti 'TMtiPriy toif g6ww! Mrs. Eugenia Marcus Mr. Joseph Booth ART STAFF AND ART SERVICE SQUAD (L-R): D. Willner, R. Cojac, D. Cedarholm, S. Blick, W. Wheeler, H. York, E. Diener, J. Kiss. BUSINESS STAFF Rear: J. Voska, M. Soren Front: C. Burgess, K. Dwyer, C. Byrd. TYPING STAFF B. Farrell, M. Axman, C. Calder, C. Gold- berg, R. Kerr, L. Lloyd. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF J. Handelsman, S. Parish, K. Sitomer. LITERARY STAFF Top Row (L-R): D. Shapiro, J. Cottrell, I. Tetenbaum, M. Chotiner, R. Broder. Front Row (L-R): L. Allen, M. Stenzler, Miss Curtin, Advisor, P. Lipp, G. Matis. It is a very challenging endeavor to publish a yearbook which is both representative of the student body and creative in its own right. One of the most rewarding and satisfying activities a student can pursue is working on a yearbook. Editor-in-Chief Mar- jorie Sussman has been a vital source of energy for all those working with her. Orchids to Literary Editors Ellen Kappy and Arlene Samet, Art Editors Stu Blick and Dave Cederholf, Business Manager Nancy Ryen, Photography Editor Gary Stein, and Chief Secretary Chickie Goldberg. Without the ceaseless efforts of Mr. Joseph Booth, Mre. Eugenia Marcus, and Miss Marguerite Curtin, advisors to the '61 ECHOES, our book would never have been created. We thank them sincerely. We have worked diligently to create a fine yearbook, and we hope it is enjoyed and treasured by all who read it. 127 NURSES RMERICft OF FUTURE The Future Nurses Club, under the guidance of Miss Mary Dzenis, can be justly proud of their organization’s work and of their own efforts. As in past years, the girls visited hospitals and re- habilitation centers where they ob- tained a better understanding of their organization and its methods. Front Rou , L to R: R. McNerney, A. Robinson, J. Gray, M. Pool, J. Miner, B. Denihan, G. Doll, B. Brockman, J. Cottrel, W. Belcher, Mrs. J. Dzenis, advisor. Back: I. Cuny, S. Muldoon, R. Michaels, J. Fisher, D. Dobbin, J. Loewe, Ellen Krauss, M. Doyle, C. Anchor, R. Fazzino, D. Matson. FUTURE TEACHERS The basic goal of the F.T.A. is to acquaint its members with the many facets of the teaching profession. Under the able guidance of Mr. William Lenihan, the F.T.A. has high- lighted its activities this year by a program of student teaching in local schools. In addition, the group sent representatives to the convention of the New York State Teachers Association. This year the F.T.A. has worked hard and has been successful in en- couraging the students of L.M.H.S. to pursue the career of teaching, and in helping them to plan their future lives. Front, L to R: J. Litchman, E. Hunt, M. Burnea, Mr. Lenihan, advisor, J. Fischer, C. Ogden, M. Broad. Back: J. Comments, G. Giles, J. Fuller, G. Matis, D. Swerdlow, D. Foley, M. Clapps, R. Cojac, E. Koop. I l The Key Club, a junior division of the Kiwanis Club, has as its objectives the preparation of its members for useful citizenship through service to the school and to the community. The Key Club met twice a month under the direction of its advisor, Mr. George Lathuras. Its ten members assisted at basketball games and assemblies, held dances, and worked to better the school. . __________________________I � _________________________ In the sub-cellar of L.M.H.S., the members of the Junior Engineering Technical Society, or Jets Club, have been laboring. Three years ago this organization, under the direction of Mr. Marvin Feinstein, began to construct a cyclo- tron. This project is to be completed this year. No wonder Republic Aviation called our Jets Club one of the best groups of its type in the East. Back, L to R: R. Reichick, D. Untorman, J. Katz, K. Kleitman, M. Michaels, T. Blair. Front. L to R: S. Blick, vice pres., H. Pearlstein, pres., A. Hoppe, treas., R. Levine, sec. JETSaUB L to R: G Matis, M. Michaels, treas., M. Harris, co-pres., T. Richman, co-pres., N. Rheaume, J. Katz, S. Ross, sec., B. Levine. The L.M.H.S. branch of the Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America (D.E.C.A.), composed of Retailing 11 students, takes part in activities of interest in salesmanship, fashion, and merchandis- ing. The retailing students are worthy of our pride, for they have established the first nationally chartered D.E.C.A. Club in Nassau. Front Row (L-R): A. Claus, L. Maimone, C. Manning, C. Dunne, A. Ricci: President, B. Schatz: Vice President, H. Doctoroff. Second Row (L-R): Mr. S. Lerner: Advisor, J. Gale, H. Kehlbeck, C. Cooper, L. Kramer, D. Seiders, M. Touhey, K. LoMedico. With someone new has come something already established. That someone is Miss Adele Chidiac, an innovation to the faculty of Levittown Memo- rial High School, and that something is the Span- ish Club. Formerly under the advisorship of Mr. Fernandez, the club was forced to disband when their sustainer” went on sabbatical leave. The club was re-formed in the hope of creating an interest in Spanish culture. With this goal in mind, the club made a field trip to New York’s 55th Street Playhouse to see a Spanish film version of “Don Quixote.’’ Other plans included obtain- ing films and other educational material about Spain. -l- IKUULU Rear (L-R): B. Hunt, D. Coffey, V. Youcha, M. Morre, J. Parise, A. Cacaro, J. Stevens. Front Row (L-R): D. Spada, G. Amling, J. O'Reilly, A. Gorecki, M. Poole, F. Pinna, A. Greaves, D. Levine, N. Amrhein, L. Capria, E. Wergeles, M. Mc- Nally, Miss Adele Chidiac: Advisor. Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Valley, school literary club was reorganized this year. Acting as a workshop, the organization pro- vides an opportunity for students to have their prose and poetry constructively criticized by their advisor and fellow club members. If the club proves itself successful—and it shows every sign of being just that—a literary magazine, “Scope,” may eventually be published. Back Row (L-R): E. Kappy, E. Sucher, B. Rubenstien, Mr. Jerry Valley: Advis- or, E. Kobrin, B. Van Valen. Front Row (L-R): V. Goldberg, B. Cushman, M. Burnea. Missing: W. Karp, L. Kramer. 130 Back Row.tL -R): S. Rosenberg, C. Gany, B. Cushman, M. Levenson. J. Thomas, D. Mighdoll, J. Reinhold, H. Katz, H. Baynon, R. Cestare, E. Koop. , From Row. (L-R): L. Kirchbaum, J. Martin, I. Zishuk. S. Dasey. N. Freeman, J. Azulay, F. Anderson, R. Koenig, C. Christian, B. Green- berg, J. Sail, S. Baeder. One of the important service organizations of L.M.H.S. is the Library Assist- ants. This group, under the supervision of Mr. Raymond Ward and Mrs. Theo- dosia Wood, puts old books back into shape, distributes new books and contrib- utes in many other ways to the smooth operation of the library. Through their services these assistants afford our librarians more time to help the student body. Standing (L-R): M. Brenner, G. Wanser, L. DeWeese, R. Capria, F. Curtin. Standing, Second Row (L-R): R. Banning, J. Forte, T. Wolfe, A. Garber, T. Campolettano, T. Cromwell, R. Carpenter. Sitting (L-R): P. Fazzino, M. Vogt, G. Lynch, R. Madri: Captain, B. Buckley, V. Dejong. Missing: A. Robillard, B. Guinan, B. Gendler. Mrs. Theodosia Wood and Mr. Raymond Ward The Service Squad, estab- lished this year by Mr. Donald Mills, is composed of twenty- one of the most responsible and mature young men in L.M.H.S. These boys were carefully se- lected by the boys' physical ed- ucation department and by Mr. Mills. Their goal is to do as their name implies — serve. They act as guides, control traf- fic in the halls, and help super- vise the lunch rooms. Encouraged by their captain, Richard Madri, the members of the service squad have made Memorial a much safer and pleasanter place in which to be. They have done their jobs well and deserve to be commended. 131 First Row (L-R): M. Sager, J. Strom, P. Allen, L. Araki, P. O'Connor. Second Row (L-R): L. Swerney, L. Stanley. L. Lefkowitz, C. Widman, M. Brenner. A. Lunde, R. Folland, K. South, L. Jagge, J. Anderson, S. Parish, H. Burnor, M. Kunze. Third Row (L-R): M. Schmidt, D. Magee, M. Kramer, J. Chesnoff. G. Alexander. J. Siegler, S. Bitel, P. Reilly, P. Lehtonen, L. Proctor, G. Aiello, J. Lynch. R. Stickle, R. Gagnon. The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Placido Lutri, can often be seen marching up and down the fields of Levittown Memorial High School. Why all this practice?” you may ask. At football games, assemblies, and parades, the band has delighted spectators with its formations of Birthday .Cakes, Wed- ding Bells, and a Christmas Tree. All these represent its theme, Happy Days to Come.” tjwU, D. Dobbin, Ann Kinetski, S. Arnold, B. Schnitman, R. Spear, A. Edelman, S. Hennessey, V. Schramm, L. Banin, G. Hoke, J. Valentine, L. Proctor, S. Dram- mond, R. Folland, R. Sofis, D. Kappy, K. French, K. South, M. Kunze, C. Mc- Grath, E. Gill, S. Grossgold. Not Shown: J. Schneider, G. Zimmerman, R. Emmerich. The competence of professional musicians is the goal of the senior orchestra. To achieve it, students met daily under the direction of Mr. Robert Lamberti. The orchestra members learned to play popular songs, jazz, show tunes, and classical music. The orchestra is designed to put musical knowledge to practical use. GIRLS’ CHORUS Top w: R. Hunt. P. Sowecke, B. Harvey, L. Kenien, J. Groneman, A. McGouey, V. Paul, T. Wolff, P. McCauley, J. Com- D. Warren. Second Row: C. King, B. Hunt, C. Dunne. D. Perry, B. Fishgold, M. Nagor, K. Grimes, D. Ogden, L. D. Dugan. Third Row: M. Riegel. M. Keeity, S. Daisey, G. McCool, M. Klipstein, B. Ellensweig, M. Wevine, S. Friedman, E. Zackman, J. Schneider, B. Shapiro. Bottom Row: M. Claps. J. Weiner. M. Mullen, J. Githens, M. Swerdlow, E. Kipling, K. Smith, J. Lambert, F. Kaylor. This year, as in the past, the Girls’ Chorus maintained a high standard of musical achievement. Under the direction of Mr. Arpad Darazs, these girls performed at the National Honor Society induction, the annual Mid-Winter and Spring Concerts, and the Music Department’s Variety Show. By their constant effort and hard work, these girls have proved themselves valuable as- sets to both the Music Department and the entire school. 134 BOYS’ CHORUS Toly. L to R: B. Allen, D. Kotler, V. DeYoung, B. Shockett, R. Lage, M. Wulfe. T, Ruggiero, Middle: J. Cohen. T. Mt'Co: rnick. L. Estermire, J. Parise, M. Moore, A. Greaves, D. Mosher, H. Slomack. Bottom: A. Alweis, G, Wanger. R. Bock. Mr A. Basso, C. Jackson, M. Forrester, P. Scheer. The Mid-Winter Concert, the Spring Concert, and NYSSMA competition were just a few of the activities in which the Men-N-Music participated during the past year. This talented group of young men has as its goal the offering of an opportunity to make music in a polished manner. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Albert Basso, the organization holds a key to future enrich- ment through music. 135 An example of their fine twirling was seen during a magnificent half-time show at the first annual Levittown Memorial-Division Avenue football game. Accompanied by the L.M.H.S. band, the girls went through the many varied routines which they had been practicing since September. Under the leadership of Captain Phyllis Porton, the girls in the twirling club were well prepared for the New York State Musical Association Competi- tion. Their fine performance in this annual event brought honor to Levittown and the girls. Outstanding in their gold and white uniforms, were our enthusiastic and well precisioned Baton twirlers. Their perfect twirling, timing and intricate routines made football games and parades more enjoyable for spectators. Seated: Julie Mosca, Suzanne Russell, Sonia Shrednick, Judy Voska (Secretary), Debby Miller (President), Judy Gray (Treasurer), Carol Calvi, Rosemarie Mannino, Joan Gale, Fran Anderson, Diane Aresca. Kneeling: Maxine Broad, Dottie Willnc-r, Carol Cooper, Maria Claps, Gail McCooJ, Joanne Fischer, Ronnie Koenig, Jill Rosenbaum, Arlene Claus, Carol Manning, Ann Mayberry. Standing: Celeste Vives, Rochelle Flax', Kassie Frenzelas, Dottie Roach, Marilyn Nager, Carol Rozca, Gloria Anderson, Jamie Fuller, Gail Giles, Maureen Barrens, Barbara Schulman. (Not shown): Mr. Poelker, advisor. Easily distinguished from others in the stands by their brilliant white sweaters and black bermuda shorts, are the Levittown Boosters. Throughout the football and basketball seasons, their cry, Let's go Panthers!” was heard in clear or rainy weather. These girls, with their excited cheering, sparked the enthusiasm of the fans and encouraged the team. Our hungry spectators were sated through the efforts of these girls who sold candy, jelly apples, and such, all during the game. Since the tense and action- packed moments proved to be highly conducive to building appetites, the Boosters were greatly ap- preciated. Under the leadership of their president, Debby Miller, and advisor, Mr. John Poelker, the Boosters have fostered a great surge of school spirit. Rosemary McNerney Mrs. Consentino Josephine Signorelli co-captain Lillian Caparell co-captain Joanne Clogher Helene Doctoroff Out on the football field or down on the gym floor, the Varsity cheerleaders, as- sisted by their advisor, Mrs. Sandra Consentino, have done much to promote and direct the enthusiasm of the stu- dents in school spirit and good sportsmanship. Among their accomplishments were various pep rallies which were held at different times throughout the year. 140 Back Row (L.-R.): A. McGouey, K. Hunt, Captain B. Harvey, M. Nagor, J. Rosenbaum. Front Row (L.-R.): R. Kasper, G. Weaver, Co-Captain C. Kenien, E. Kipling. A vivid splash of red and the sounds of enthusiastic cheering herald the appear- ance of our J.V. cheerleaders. These girls, so full of school spirit and exuberance, are directed by Mrs. Sandra Consentino and led by Captain Barbara Harvey and co-captain Claire Kenien. Along with the varsity cheerleaders, they have partici- pated in a number of pep rallies to promote school spirit. The J. V. squad is al- ways busy perfecting their old cheers and finding new ones. They can look back to a year of great sendee to their school and forward to a new year, when, as varsity cheerleaders, they can continue their contributions to spirit and sportsmanship. 141 Varsity Poo tO a 1 Although under the severe handicap of having several outstanding men unable to play, the Panther eleven still managed to maintain a hopeful out- look, against formidable opponents, the team managed to execute many thrilling plays. In one game, Dick Beekman caught a 40 yard pass and Ron- nie Emmarh recovered a fumble and ran 50 yards completing two exciting touchdown plays. During the first annual L.M.H.S. vs. Division Water- bucket” competition, Randy Burgner ran 85 yeards for a spectacular touch- down. Under the direction of Mr. Nicholas Balitsos and Mr. A1 Chase, the L.M.H.S. football team fought hard and well through a difficult football season. T T 142 wjrr -m.. XL' First Row, Kneeling (L-R): Tony Campanaro, Mark Mathews, Ken Sitomer, Artie Cacaro, John McNamara, Joel Defreytas, Randy Burgner, Ronnie Edney, Richie Madri, Phil Campanaro, Ken Marcus. Second Row (L-R): Mr. Nick Balitsos (Head Coach), Ronnie Emmerich, Warren Heckinger, Ronnie Johnson, Bob Gendlcr, Dick Beek- man, Irwin Sternberg, A1 Robillard, George Bantleon, Richie Smith. Third Row (L-R): Artie Clark, Bob Weybrecht, Gino Lynch, Frank Curtin, Lew DeWeese, Bob Fade, Phil Fazzino, Chuck Kincaid, Gene McDermott, Mr. A1 Chase (Coach). 143 TENNIS TEAM The Panther netmen finished their season with a record of one win, one tie, and eight losses. Under the coaching of Mr. Robert Schwartz, these boys displayed fine form and spirit throughout many exciting matches. Working hand in hand with the Senior members of the team, the Underclassmen showed tennis form that will surely lead Me- morial to many victories in the coming year. Steve Bitel gets ready to swat a hot line drive. Front Row (L-R): A. Byer, J. Statler, Coach Mr. Robert Schwartz, P. Banekiotes. Back Rrow (L-R): S. Bitel, B. Nelson, D. Shapiro, M. Israelson. Missing: D. Foley, J. Goldberg, M. Harris. 144 The L.M.H.S. Soccer Team, under the fine leadership of Mr. Anthony Di- Benedetto and Captain Howard York, finished the 1960-’6l season with a 4-6-2 record in the South Shore Section III. The team defeated Valley Stream North three times, 3-0, 10-0, and 6-0. Our shining hour was when we defeated the Wantagh Warriors” by a score of 4-2. The Warriors” went on to become Section III Champions. Throughout the season, our boys worked hard, played well, and always exhibited fine sportsmanship. Front Row, seated (l-r): Brad Scott, Victor De Jong, Bill Hunt, Bill Guinan, Joe Amato. Second Row (l-r): Ron Rink, Bill Leahy, Howie York, Walter Yerks, Bob Rhodes. Back Row, Mr. DiBenedetto (coach), Bill Lunde, Lou Chanin, Steve Weissman, Bob Hunt, Dick Banning. Bireball in action. 145 Back Row (L-R): S. Strauss, A. Garber, Coach L. Desimone, R. Capria, M. Lees, V. Dejong. Front Row (L-R): P. Fazzino, R. Kotler, J. Forte, Captain; B. Lent, R. Emmerich. It can truly be said that the L.M.H.S. basketeers this year were de- termined to be, and succeeded in being, one of the best teams to ever play for the Levittown Panthers. In the first game of the season, against Elmont, the boys achieved a 60-47 victory. On the Panthers rolled, with victories over Valley Stream Central, Long Beach, Carey, and Lawrence following their initial success. In the Lawrence game, L.M.H.S. scored a school record of 108 points, with Russ Mulroy sinking 46 points, establishing another Levittown record. The fine playing of Captain Joe Forte and Richie Kotler con- tributed toward making the Panthers a real championship team. The basketball team and the entire school owe much gratitude to a fine coach and person, Mr. Larry Desimone. VARSITY BASKETBAI 147 Joe Forte, Levit town star, shows his usual excellent form as he drives on for another basket. Get that basket! The J. V. always exhib Under the ex team worked Since the ex] tremendously look toward Basketball' team, represented L.M.H.S. well, iting fine sportsmanship and determination, cellent coaching of Mr. Robert Schwartz, the unceasingly toward developing its resources, serience gleaned this year will help the boys when they play for the varsity team, they next year with confidence. Back Row (L-R): L. Estramera, J. Defreytas, M. Bogt, D. McGrade, M. Greaves, R. Keating. From Row (L-R): B. Kavanagh, T. Wolf, L.Lynn, M. Brenner. Standing: Coach Mr. Robert Schwartz. 148 J. Rcnna, R. Smith, C. Weiss, R. Gise, D. Berger, T. Dur- kalski, M. Kramer. This year’s Varsity Bowling Team, composed mostly of sophomores and juniors, experienced a season of sportsmanship and spirit. Their fine playing, and their excellent coaching by Mr. Robert Noble, led the boys to an encouraging position in the South Shore, Section II League. The team’s performance was sparked by soph- omore Mike Kramer and Captain Richard Geis, a senior. Coach Robert Noble is anxiously look- ing forward to a promising season next year when, unhampered by the many losses due to graduation that plagued this year’s team, he can lead a veteran squad toward a victorious rec- ord. The J. V. matmen have worked closely with the Varsity team. Many of the boys alternated their wrestling between the J. V. and Varsity teams. The J. V. wrestlers have progressed considerably this year. If the boys continue the pace they have set, they will undoubtedly excel as Varsity wrestlers next year. Slanding (L.-R.): H. Goldberg, R. Rahner, J. Dahl, J. Garagolo, B. Fade, Coach, Al. Chase. Kneeling: B. Boch, B. Buckley. B. Shockett, J. Farrell, B. Gagnon, H. Kraft. Not Shown: S. Klerk, J. Katz, T. Cromwell, H. Burnor, B. Luce, Assistant Coach, Phil DeLuca. Standing (L.-R.): F. Curtin, L. Carballo, R. Carpenter, E. Brodsky, B. Gendler, P. Margolin, Coach, A1 Chase. Kneeling (L.-R.): B. McDivott, J. Carey, G. Hudson, J. Vicinanza. Front: S. Hasson, B. Gibson. The boys, with the help of their devoted coach, Mr. A1 Chase, worked zealously to de- velop and improve their wrestling techniques. Our boys have striven and have achieved. They have proven themselves to be some of the finest wrestlers in Nassau County. Remarkable in analyzing this year’s wrestling team is the predominance of outstanding individuals. Some of our ex- cellent matmen are: Captain Frank Cur- tin (Section Two Champion and Second in Nassau County), Bob Gendler (Section Two Runner-up), Joe Vicinanza, Robin Carpenter, and Captain John Carey. Sealed, L to R: Ilene Tetenbaum, Louise Capria. Kneeling, L to R: Mary Jo Doyle, Donna Sandak, Gail Pike, Gail McCool, Lynda Araki, Jane Lynch, Maryann Giacchino. Standing, L to R: Karen Lewis, Sharon Muldoon, Cindy Jones, Joyce Samberg, Pat Lipp, Joan Schneider. Eileen Wolff. The Girls' Leaders Club, formed in 1957, was composed of girls chosen because of their skill, knowledge, and leader- ship ability in sports. Under the able direction of Mrs. Roslyn Jacobs, these girls were taught involved skills and rules. When they had thoroughly learned them, the Leaders served as officials during the various games in gym classes and in- tramurals, and helped to organize classes. This service club is a great aid in the efficient functioning of the Girls’ Physical Education Department. Front, I to r: Ginny Faul, Carol Zeller, Linda Araki, Sue Amrhein, Joyce Samberg, Louise Capria, Jolain Kiss, Marsha Stenzler, Barbara O'Connell, Maryanne Giacchino. Back, I to r: Irene Keating, Joan Schneider, Toni Salometa, Gloria Russo, Roni Cojac, Pat Lipp, Madeline Seidclle, Mary-Jo Doyle, Donna San- dak, Cathy Pia, Eileen Wolff, Ilene Tetenbaum, Maddy Lennox. The sound of clashing sticks heralded the start of the girls’ field hockey season. The honor and reserve teams, directed by Mrs. Phyllis Weill, played three games each. In a hard fought game with East Meadow, our honor team stopped their girls for the first time in four years. The spirit and good sportsmanship shown throughout the season was a tribute to the girls and to Levittown Memorial. 153 owes WSWTBAte This year, much attention has been focused on the exploits of our boys’ basketball team. Our girls’ team, however, has not re- ceived quite as much acclaim. Many L.M.H.S. girls play basketball after school, and the best are enlisted in honor and reserve teams. These teams are then sent to play girls from other schools and to prove the obvious superiority of the females of L.M.H.S. Under the direction of Mrs. Phyllis Weill, girls from grades nine to twelve have participated in this program, have enjoyed themselves tremendously, and have learned the meaning of good sportsmanship. Rear (L-R): M. Reigel, M. Condra, L. Capria, M. Lennox, K. Pia, B. Mahekc, B. O'Connell Front (L-R): L. Araki, J. Kiss, M. Giacchino, I. Tetenbaum, J. Lynch, B. Cannon, L. Proctor. 154 Front (L-R): J. Kiss, M. Giacchino, I. Tetenbaum, B. Zeitler, J. Frisch, J. Lynch, K. Pia. Rear (L-R): L. Araki, J. Schneider, L. Capria, J. Samberg, B. White, B. Mahneke, C. Klein, L. Widnian. Anyone looking for an exciting afternoon would have surely found one if he had attended one of our girls’ Volleyball games. Volleyball was one of the most popular girls’ sports this year, as proved by the participation of over ninety Memorialites in the program. The best players, chosen by Mrs. Roslyn Jacobs, composed the honor and reserve teams. They vied with girls from Plainview and from Divi- sion Avenue. The feelings of camaraderie and friendship which were developed this year are the most important results of our girls’ playing together. These feelings have contributed much to- ward making our games worthwhile experiences. The Industrial Cooperative Pro- gram makes use of the industrial facilities in the community and surrounding areas. These facil- ities serve as training shops and work laboratories. Students en- rolling in this program obtain supervised on the job training through part time employment. The coordinator also conducts daily classes in subject materi- al directly related to the train- ees’ on the job training. Students are visited on the job by a co- ordinator who checks to see if working conditions are safe, fair and pleasant, and whether training progress is being made. Front Row: E. Zygorsky, R. Yellon, N. Casassa, N. N. Grafstein, M. Norberto, Mr. Saunders. Back Row: R. Tall, D. Amster, C. Jackson, A. Spengler, J. Mayberry. The German Club was organized this school year with ambitious designs. Under the advis- orship of Mrs. Carol Maguire, the club worked to give students an insight into the culture of German speaking peoples. Plans included corresponding with German pen pals, invit- ing guests to lecture on various aspects of Ger- man culture and holding a Deutsches Best. Leading their fellow classmates in broaden- ing their learning were Warren Karp, presi- dent, Marjorie Sager, vice president, Dorothy Willner, secretary-treasurer, and John Hughes, parliamentarian. Our thanks to the language department for making these extracurricular activities avail- able to the student body. Front Row: S. Baeder, J. Puskas, D. Willner. Back Row: B. Aranow, J. Hughes, N. Clarson. 156 ODDS AND ENDS Foreign students from Burma and Canada Participants in the Oratorical Contest Spectator at Division-Levittown Football Game Tabulating results at the G. O. Election Assembly. Roman Festival G. O. Talent Show 157 Compliments of A P CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '61 From ATfi Alpha Psi Omega Sorority THE GREAT ATLANTIC PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC £uper J« |arketsi AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1859 Continue in what you have learned and firmly believe. President: Fran Anderson Vice President: Katherine Pia Treasurer: Sonia Shrednick Recording Secretary: Doris Meetze Corresponding Secretary: Donna Anderson SHEPPARD DANIELS “Franklin and JEROME M. KUTNER National Bank OF LONG ISLAND. NEW YORK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations to the Class of '61 From: B. 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