Long Beach High School - Echo Yearbook (Long Beach, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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Again discover differenf minds, Diverging ways of fhoughl, Which English, science, language, malh, And social conlacfs brought Some serlled day when we look back, Our high school years will seem A far off, carefree wonderland, A brighr and wished for dream. 5 ff Q. LONG BEACH HIGH S A' 'wwrb ?r4'655l?!' :IF .5145 4 251 Y H .- U ,, E9 V4 W1 '73x 4 Q, 655' MR. JOSEPH BORZILLERI Principal dedication We, 'rhe class of l959, wish 'ro dedicale lhis. 'rhe pinnacle of our accomplishmenfs, To our prin- cipal, Joseph Borzilleri. l-le has, 'rhrough unceas- ing guidance and leadership, acled as a beacon lhroughouf our high school years, leading us 'rhrough 'rurbulenl adolescenl crises on lo The more placid shores of adullhood. To you, Mr. Borzilleri, we dedicale 'rhis Echo l959. l 1 C. 1. Iv, fl lim HN .1f -Q. l , LJ ' 'il' I K 3 .ii 1 ,..,,..-..,.,,,. .fffllh-7 4 O r' 1 ll A f' Q l l l i 5 .Vie Mu-N. : f C3 A' M DEAR G TES. l l l he gradua es of June I959 have n fl only 1 IH? Xxx if es - 'shed a highly credifable record of c olar- K E. 94,'f'y A' L2 sh - bu? have done so in fhe widesf vare of ' ln courses Long ach High School has f red. , ll rl While ve added new an ,advanced LLVP courses i foreign languages. science and iqla+he- W , N 'J malics we ve o upgraded every aspecl' of fhe ffl N-7 J fofal progra a d given 'the all impor+an+ human- If H in lhe aH' fi n fhey deserve. l am l by hieve fs in al . Borzileri a e d feachers have you learning which l hope you will carr ou 'lhrough long, happy and useful lives. V- 4 DAVID G. ' Al I-I lf.. iYP+w.:'-liilllllf ,,,1 f its i. will i' is 'i D' L 1' 3 I ' D L 3- J DR. DAVID GQSMLTEN Q Q l if 3 rw il ls fl ? V 1 0 Q E LJN U Y 'i' 1 5 Q' l if . 3 .K i V jf. I 'A - - H' 'N X i his is 1 MR. GEORGE B. COSTIGAN MR. SEYMOUR PESTRONK Farmer President' Currenf Presidenf MRS. HANNAH KOMANOFF MR. JEROME P. MURTHA M R. MILTON POPPER hoard oi education TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I959: Congralulaiions and Besl' Wishes on fhe com'- plelion of your high school career! All The Members of your Board of Eclucalion are parfic- ularly proud of 'rhis gradualing class-i+ has been a genuine pleasure lo work wilh you. Today. as you enler 'rhis new phase of your growing up schedule, we feel fully confidenl lhal' each of you will persevere 'ro evenfual success. whafever your goal. Also. we know fhaf, all your lives. each one will bring honor and ioy io his communi+y, and his nafion. As a parling gill, your Board of Educafion wishes each of you, for all your liferime, 'the fwo basic ingredienls for successful living: HEALTH and HAPPINESS. Sincerely yours. GEORGE B. COSTIGAN 'Mn George B. Cosligan resigned as Presidenl of The Board lo assume his dufies as a Counfy Supervisor. chool ervice Wham' would Long Beach High School look like if The cusfodial and mainlenance sfaffs suddenly look a well deserved vacalion and lell lor a few days-if fheir many ofher assislanfs in school serv- ices followed suif? Clullered halls: lack of cafe- leria services, and long walks home, lo name only a few Things, would greally change school life as we know if. Thank goodness They only fake lheir vacalions during lhe summerlime. Dr. Pefer Di Paola of lhe Office of lhe Superinlendenl of Schools helps coordinale lhese and ofher lacililies so lhal They work smoolhly and eflicienlly, year aller year. Whal can we say bul lhanks again for everylhing. DR. PETER DIPAOLA Office of lhe Superinlendenf of Schools .MR. EDWIN F. MURPHY Chief Cuslodian MRS. CHARLOTTE SHEPPARD Direclor of School Lunches cf MR. SIDNEY SCHWARZ Direcfor of Tra nsporlalion MR. PAUL FUNMAN Adviser lllj Q' if 3 3 Q33 Edifor-in-Chief-Linda Palafin Assisianf Ar? Edifor-Mel Feldman Assisfanf Edifor-in-Chief-Marlha Solcolowicz Business Edifor-Medi Drimmer Li+erary Eclifor--Roslyn Laulgraben Plwofograplwy Edifor-Peler Jasen Assisfanf Liferary Eclifor-Lynne McCauley Clerical Edifor-Fran Gellis Ari Edifor-Ka ren Eisenberg 8 BUSINESS STAFF For we, The seniors of l959, high school wifh all ifs advenfures and experiences of learning new fhings and making new friends will soon be over. In many ways if was like a wonderland from fhe fime we firsf enfered as small and rafher scared freshmen, iusf as Alice did in Carroll's fale, fo Graduafion Day. Somefimes our hisfory, mafh, or arf classes may have resembled The bewildering seaography, disfracfion and drawling courses offered in fhe Mock Turfle's school, and a poem in English sounded more like iabberwocky fhan anyfhing else: perhaps cerfain rules we had fo obey seemed fo echo fainfly fhe Queen of Hearf's imperial decrees, and people we mef, fo puzzle and confuse us, buf fhey were all parf of fhe challenge which made high school a fascinafing explorafion info differenf lands, personalifies, and ideas. The Echo sfaff enjoyed working on The year book so much fhaf if seemed more like a fea parfy fhan anyfhing else. Years lafer when we shall have assumed fhe full responsibilifies of adulfhood, we will feel fhaf way abouf our enfire high school career and look back grafefully and longingly on fhese days as happy, carefree, yef full ones. W LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF 9 e . There are many doors: bg doors, small doors-porlals l ad ing info diverse fields of sl' d uy. lgd Behind 'rhese doors ie ar ens, wonderlands of enloymenl, enrich menl, and knowledge. The garden of liferafure is of assorfed bloom. Symmefrically, fhe garden of sci ence grows. There are ye+ many undiscovered flowers and unfrod pafhs fo be found. Indeed, 'rhere are many gard ens. our ears in high During our li y iecls. We have only lasfed 'rh e fruifs of ofhers in 'rhe gardens, bul' he o orlunif 'r GV DO B school we have sfudied many sub- h e f h d + pp y plan? anyfhing of our own. In This way we have merely been peeping rhrough The lceyholes fo find whal our lufures c BFI hold. We musl someday lurn +he handle and delve info a specific field, rhe career of our choice. We have remained in The hallway long enough. If is now lime for us + open fhe door S. I lf , Ye ll Q fj l 1 Q ' f x' Zi 45,55 m iff i 1 IH il . Q! H Q gaQ l A 7 ,ll f . . e I ,a ' XX x ', l f-f fs, f 9 Lffi Z- 23, X f Q x ,V X 'iff-1 A1 Bs IIEPAIITME T engli I1 5 MRS. E. SCHULTZ A R A Chairman .xx R MR. ADOLINO 4' Gt S. ' l 'I Rb U R R i . . 'Vx' ' h .I ' Q--v fl ,Q ! i --I MRS. Assuas M. R MR. ABRAMOWITZ i Q ii le'r+ers, Words, BOOKS, and in lhese books 'rlie phi- losophy of greaf men, flue wisdom of lime ages, +l1e means of broadening our mind and deepening our insiql'i+ inlo lwumanify. lravel, l-lisfory, PEOPLE-analyzed and brouglwf +o life fhrouglw magazines, poefry, and novels. vocabulary, Reading, COMPOSTION-sfudied and praciiced diligenlly +0 enable us To express our own emofions on paper, and ulfimalely 'ro derive a befler understanding C i I :S MISS AUTERA . 'P f S LJ 5 Y .,... he MR. HARRisoN A Wag of The words of O'l'l'1eFS. english, Our Language, KEY TO LEARNING-commw Q-7 nicafion befween minds and 'rlwus a means of Siimulafing 'rhe individual lo Think, lo Search and io learn. 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O ev Q. 0 V7 O .c '+- 9 fu TIDE TIDE EDITORS 'Eg Our lives are similar To a lypewriler in lhal algeys we slrilce may nol always be The righl' ones. Thus, we find Tha? we have made misfalces or are faced wifh failure. Bul, wilhoul lhese mislorlunes, success and much valuable experi- ence would nof be ours. Such is +he case wilh The TIDE, 'rhe Long Beach l-ligh School newspaper. If is a bi-monlhly publicalion pul oul by The sfafl members in fhe inleresf of lhe school and communily. The TIDE aims To inlerprel The news of The school +o 'rhe sludenl' body and lo presenl if in an un-biased and accurale manner. Slafl members musf al all limes exemplify and abide by lhe principles of True iournalism. The TIDE is a member of The Columbia Scholaslic Press Associalion and fhe Nassau Scholasfic Press Associafion. Working hand and hand wi'rh 'rhis publicafion is The local chapler of Quill and Scroll, The lnlernalional Honorary Sociefy for high school iournalisls. All members of 'rhe TlDE sfaff musf sludy a year of journalism under Mrs. lrm Zillessen, publicalion adviser. before They can be elecled an edilorship. Thus, lhrough +his media of freedom of +he press, 'rhe school is lcepl informed on all currenl' evenls ol inleresl and imporfance. TIDE STAFF CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Creative writing We publish FragmenTs as we wriTe one word? as greaT wriTers buT as people more able To cope wiTh problems of IiTe rnaTurely. There is Tor us The reward oT gaining greaTer accuracy and precision as we creaTe, as Through This clariTicaTion more undersTandin of The wa in which each oT us 9 Y y direcT our TalenT and abiliTy. Many words condense To a Tew-many ThoughTs converge To a cenTral Theme. FragmenTary pieces seem suddenly parTs of a whole ... Precision ...The righT word-The phrase ThaT besT conveys To The reader our own inner ThoughTs . . . ThoughTs . . . nc' longer incoherenT . . . WriTing , . .a perspecTive . . .glance aT all manlcind. ,xy we-W LIBRARY STAFF lmagine lhe confusion if The spoken word suddenly lorgollen, no means of communicalion lell buf lranlic panlomime. Our use of speech is a blessing which we musf use lo lhe besl possible end. To aid lhe developmenl of proper speaking, and lo leach poise ancl expression. special classes in speech and drama are available fo LBHS sfudenfs. llhose wifh almosl laulfless cliclion may join lhe pub- lic announcemenl squad.l Afler all, one musl speak clearly +o be presenled lo The queen. pooch library tall A wrillen record . ..+he dream of 'rhe firsf caveman, carving on 'rhe wall: lhe medieval monks, copying records: The invenlor of fhe lirsl prinling press: fhe oper- alor of +oday's gianf printing presses. And now a variegaled library of books is available in school. Mr. J. McDonough and Mrs. G. Hand are in charge of keeping lhe royal library upefo- dafe, books in good repair and in lhe righf place. The library sfalf aids in all Tasks from checking books oul +o pulling Them back on 'rhe proper shelf: so when our maieslies demand we know iusf where To look for 'rhose off-facls. ,J N N. Ml ,fc 3 lfl ii SPEECH CLUB i Xi. MW st ff sf- Il-J IU- -V- O .. MRS. E. KLAGES d Chairman li is said +ha+ by lrial and error you delermine which roule To 'rake in a maze. Many wrong palhs are Taken. Some lead 'foward +he goal: some away from il. Olhers lead nowhere buf re+urn +o ihe I place 'fhey began. So i+ is when you are fraveling in 'rhe subway. You may lalce lhe wrong lrain, go 'rhrough +he wrong underpass, or merely gel off af MRS. AUSTIN H MR. G-ALOWIN ....l '-ii' MR. DIAMOND MR. GORDON me +he wrong sfop. You face 'rhe perplexing queslion: Which way should I go? Wham' should l do? l-low much easier if would be if fhere were some- one +o help you, someone, knowing +heir way, who could lead you rhrough +he maze. Bul 'rhe maze which conlinually concerns us is rhe inlricale puzzle wi+h which life confronls us. A+ dilferenl iunciions in our lives we need advice fo lcnow wha+ roule 'fo follow. To lhis end we have been helped by The able, experienced sfaff of lhe Guidance Deparimenl during l'he pas? four years. They have been pafh finders for us and have helped us lhrough 'frying limes. Having had 'fhem io advise us during high school, we now enier anolher phase of life and anofher maze. ll l I .ir-':'. l,..f.,f5 r l Q il fr MR. BERGLASS MR, GREENBAUM l Chairman ix N 0 0' ' ,'. , -2,1 ' g . N. h Q K g X H .9 ! ' I - l Q f V -. X Q MR. BERNSTEIN i li 43 G' - N 5 . I n lil. MR. FRANK - S i..-1 K .Ilia A MR. KIRSCH : l- ' ' --r 'U .Q K i-1: 3' ffm DP. MECKLER l - 3, As lhe Cheshire Cal presenled an enigma lo Alice by W . . I refusing lo appear as a whole, so malhemahcs poses a MR, TARDINO Q H .of 'I' ,K MRS. WElNSTElN Challenge To lhose who allernpl 'ro delve info ils principles. The parl-lhe whole: To lil lhe mulliludinous and perplexing pieces of lhe former inlo a reasonable, complele pallernq lo inlerloclc lheories, axioms, posrulales, laws, info a broad and lhorough comprehension ol malh-lhis is The allraclion which algebra, geomefry, and lrigonomelry hold for lhe sludenls ol loclay. We puzzle, we lhinlc, and finally we emerge wilh clearly defined answers, deep insighl-an enigma solved. Ati A Fauna-Z MATT-T CLUB Under The direcTion oT Mr. Kirsch and Mr. Berglass, The MaTh Club sTrives To acquainT iTs members wiTh The subTleTies and inTricacies oT maThemaTics. AIA Though all sTudenTs may ioin, only Those wiTh a genuine TalenT and inTeresT in maThemaTics will proTiT from The club's acTiviTies. AT each meeTing, a member presenTs a lecTure explaining one oT The fine poinTs of maThemaTics To The group. The neT resulT of a year's membership is a greaTer apprecia- Tion of The beauTy and wonder of maThemaTics. This year's oTlicers were: Jaclc Diamond, PresidenT: Eric Foner, Vice President RoberT Fell, SecreTary-Treasurer. math club in a Checkerboard world-movemenT Through reasoning-playing boTh our selves and our opponenTs. A game oT inTellecT-enjoyment challenge. CheckmaTe-we are noT deTeaTed buT insTe-ad Pawns, roolcs, desirous of more learning. mysTery. ig il',x 1,47 ll I MR. DEPRETORE X9 MR. GREENBERG MR ,ip- mfs. . MR. ANDREWS IHS? i MRS G MR. MARK MRS. RASSIG-A 9 i n H 3 ff' MR. WALRATH Chairman ocial ludiew 7 Through fhe ages men, rulers. and conquerors. have soughf +o upsef +he balance of +he scales of lushce fo gain accepfance and weighl' for unprin- cipled and democraiic ideals. Yef fhere has been a binding force, an inexorable spiri'r which has sacrificed fyranny and conlinually reborn liberry and freedom in many counfries . . . a force of peas- anis and workers, of businessmen and school chil- ren a deep roofed necessify of life-equalify before 'rhe law. l-lislory records This binding force. Fairhfully if also records The power crazed dicfafor, +he war frodden nalion, +he reborn people. 'rhe anhquafed ideals: for fhese records help us develop our own inlrinsic sirengih, sfrenglh lo view 'rhe whole, unbiased and unpreiudiced . . . sfrengfh 'lo hold our heads high and +o bofh sfumble and grow forum club Today when sTress on science and Tec seriously compeTes wiTh inTeresT in The hu and human relaTlons an organlzahon which To promoTe an undersTandlng of oTher nahons an nnsughT inTo The currenT poliTical or social problems is making a valuable conTribuTion To socieTy The Forum Club a group which has This end as :Ts goal TuncTions Through discussion and debaTe. Topics such as SEGREGRATION THE MIDDLE EAST and CAPITOL PUNISHMENT are among Those analyzed by iTs members. Thus This orqanizaTion aTTempTs To balance Todays Technically inclined civilizaTion and helps To mold a well-inTormed and culTured individual. FORUM CLUB DEBATTNG SOCIETY l debating languages Fi' DR- PIZZINGER MR. AMATRIAIN Chairman 2 Y S1 as a- . , Miss JURAN ,f'6,'fN'2::g , are '12 .1 , 4 , .Max L if 'ti' il , .E .V Mas. Lsvov 11.5 X MRS. RISKIN va - g 12. 1:-r ,,,. W xv 'il' DR. SAMUELS MR, RlTACClO Language is more fhan iusf verbal communication, if represenfs an enfire people-fheir way of life, and fheir confribufions +0 Civili- zafion. In fhis manner, each language is a sign posf and a means of confacf wifh a new world. We are sfrangers fo fhis world if our knowledge of ifs culfure is resfricfed fo franslafionsq a simple example of fhis is fhe facf fhaf an idiom peculiar fo one fongue cannof be exacfly reproduced in anofher. To one who has never heard fhe expression. if will, of course. malce no sense af all. Alice found herself in a similar posifion upon firsf hearing fhe words of Carroll's famous Jabberwoclcy poem. Affer her inifial bewildermenf fhey seemed so ridiculous, fhaf she found if difficulf fo resfrain her laughfer. However, if is possible fhaf fhe aufhor infended fo provoke more fhan iusf amusemenf--perhaps a parallel can be drawn in our failure fo respecf fhe iabberwoclcy of currenf immigranf groups, or on a larger scale, reconcile our differences af fhe Geneva summif conference. Having had fhe opporfunify fo explore differenf culfures in our language classes. we are now much beffer equipped fo cope wifh fhe challenge which human relafions always presenf, whelher on a local or infernafional level. a message from the chairman WiTh The inauguraTion of The Teaching of Russian and German This Tall, The Long Beach High School oTTers iTs sTudenT body a choice of seven of The world's chief languages. The oTher Tive include French, Spanish, lTalian, LaTin and Hebrew. TwenTy-Three sTudenTs are now sTudying Russian, and sixTy are enrolled in The Two beginning German classes. In his earnesT desire To encourage The beTTer sTudenTs To conTinue Their sTudy oT a foreign language ThroughouT Their high school career, The Principal of The High School, Mr. Joseph Borzilleri, esTablished TourTh year classes in French. Spanish, LaTin, and Hebrew a few years ago. AddiTional TourTh year classes will be oTTered wiThin The nexT Tew years Tor The oTher languages recenTly included in The curriculum. For The pasT many years The various Foreign Language Honor SocieTies aT The school have given The sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To express Themselves creaTively ouTside of The regular classroom procedure. ln addiTion To The culTural and social values oTiered by These Honor SocieTies, The sTudenTs are kepT in consTanT Touch wiTh The besT vocaTional and occupaTional opporTuniTies by The High School's Guidance DeparTmenT. hebrew Unlike mosT languages, Hebrew is boTh classic and modern, IT ' combines The TradiTions of The pasT lT has been a medium oi hisTory over several Thousand years and iT is now a naTive Tongue Tor a modern naTion. There is beauTy in The words . . . simpliciTy in The phrases . . . sTrong images in iTs poeTry . . . sincere emoTion in iTs prose. IT has survived The decay of civiIizaTions and iT has enriched The lives of The culTure. undersTanding and speaking iTs Tongue. More Than This, Hebrew has imbibed scholars and high school sTudenTs alike wiTh a deep love and respecT Tor knowledge. 23 HEBREW HQNQR SQCIETY and The innovaTions of The presenT. l I I - f . ran-mv' :'f'tf'i LATIN HONOR SOCIETY latin A .Q X 1 .1 CH T 4 X l Ot ll lTalian-a comparaTively new subiecT in Long Beach. has come inTo iTs own This year. STudenTs, eager To learn oT The language and culTure of a TascinaTing race, have made lTalian a Top ranking elecTive. The lTalian Honor SocieTy has embarked on many a culTural and social exploiT during The pasT year. lTs adviser, Mr. John RiTaccio, a naTive of lTaly, has provided The SocieTy wiTh a wealTh oT TirsT hand inTormaTion regarding The cusToms and mannerisrns of The ITalian people. All who have Taken The language Teel iusT a liTTle biT closer To The spiriT ThaT was DanTe's and Da Vinci's-The SpiriT ThaT is lTaly. l LaTin-a language bofh colorful and complex: a language used by a people wiTh a way of life alien Trom ours. YeT, one Tinds ThaT greaT works by The immorTal liTerary masTers have bridged The cenTuries and are read even Today. This year saw The addiTion of a LaTin 4 course To The curriculum. Senior sTudenTs realized noT only The imporTance oT This, The moTher Tongue oT English, buT also The enioyrnenT which can be experienced only by TranslaTing The original composiTions of such men as Vergil and Ovid. ThroughouT our Tour years The LaTin Honor SocieTy has grown considerably in size. Numerous Teas, inTormal discussions, and Tield Trips have made The Sociefy an imporTanT school club. ITALIAN HONOR SOCIETY IZEZEQ Qj WWUOp 713' 'lf M1201 l ffl 7 ', A T f'ifTflfmf,. 4 f 1 lUf7f7f?fj,7 ydidqg M M fl X ' j . 7 77 mgx SPANISH Honoiz socisrv A AQ' X., -Rss! . .Q if 'Nh VX 72lii,.E. in i Xi . O l y' N Twas brillig and The sliThy Toves did gyre and gimble in The waloe. French, LaTin, English or Spanish? Now. of course, we know iT's French. lNoTice The irregular placing oT The adiecTive before The noun.l Images oT TruiTTul days oT learning The French language shall remain in our hearTs always . . . WhaT is The pasT parTiciple oT croire? Forever shall Long Beach High School French sTudenTs remember accenTs persisTenTly TiITing The wrong way, pronunciaTions which nobody could pronounce and verbs which nobody could coniugaTe. O Trabious day! Callooh! Callay! When hours oT sTudy were rewarded by a passing grade lsomeTimesl. Parlez- vous Francais? Huh? . . . And The mome- raThs ouTgrabe. spanish One oT The greaT barriers sTanding in The way of world peace is The lack of a common language. The day ThaT we arrive aT This common language is Tor The TuTure: buT some- Thing is being done now To bring counTries TogeTher. IT is The deciphering and un- scrambling oT Toreign languages in high school classes. The words ThaT looked like Greek To us are beginning To look more like Spanish, lTalian and oTher Toreign Tongues. The Spanish DeparTmenT is making greaT eTForTs To increase The scope of learning of cusToms, geography and language of These Spanish speaking counTries. A Spanish Honor SocieTy has been developed To give sTudenTs an added incenTive. I l'9llU FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY x Q Il ' iq.. Ve IX i ' X X Us . X 25 S 5,,, Russif-xii ciue german To an already wide academic curriculum, our school has added sTill anoTher language-German- a language serving as a basis Tor English: a language oT greaT value in The inTerpreTaTion oT Technical sciences. AlThough we have had buT a year To learn German and The cusToms oT German people, The sTudy has been worThwhile, We have been inTroduced To AuT Wiedersehenf' a phrase appropo To our graduaTion senTimenT. T-Tere, we have had a glimmer oT The paThway Through which The pasT World Wars may be TorgoT- Ten, The paThway oT songs and IiTeraTure by which The enTire world may be drawn TogeTher in neighborly lcindness. 26 wp rus ian In The midsT oT an hour oi cold war rivalry: when scienTiTic l-cnowleclge holds poTenTial world desTrucTion, we oT The Russian Club have Tried a new approach- a way ThaT enhances The greaTness oT America while iT seelcs To com- prehend The greaTness ThaT is Russia-This way is Through under- sTanding. Through The once a monTh nighTly meeTings we have come To love The soTT and Tender beauTy ThaT is The Russian Tollc song accompanied by The mourne Tul guiTar and we have come To believe ThaT such beauTy can only be The producT oT hearTs ThaT have Tenderness: Tenderness ThaT is The ediTice oT whaT humaniTy sTands Tor. i-.gg ,A :T Ny . . GERMAN CLASS Had Alice wanTed To avoid aTTending The Tea ParTy by blaming iT on an imagi- naTive illness her ploT never would have malerialized in The Long Beach High School l-lealTh OTTices. Under The able supervision of Miss AmasTasia V. Mack no one is given The opporTuniTy To use illness as a means of escape Tor anyThing. Services rendered by The HealTh OTTice include noT only The usual physical exami- naTions, eye TesTs, hearing TesTs, and denTal check-ups, buT a perplexing varieTy of daily complainTs which keep The sTalT consTanTly on The go. JusT imagine being bombarded by The same quesTions daily: Why can'T I have an aspirin? Do you Think This splinfer will be TaTal? May I be excused from gym? eTc. Need we say more? f.n.a. HEI HEALTH OFFICE ,hi- 4? Q V-,I H ltll if -, Nursing as a TuTure career, inTeresTs many high school girls. FuTure Nurses of America lF.N.A.l serves as an organizaTion which helps TormulaTe These inTeresTs inTo concreTe realizaTions. By Trips To hospiTals and schools of nursing and working wiTh The aged, They gain insighT inTo The nursing profession. GuesT speakers aT club meeTings are given The Third Degree by naTurally inquisiTive minds. F.N.A. Qs MR, COEN 3 - B MR. MITCHELL 4? I ,-'P I X . X l MR, PIAZZA 6 i MR. ROBBINS if 'f . '7 'in A MR. STANGER 60' T Q MR. WITOFF 28 es Q. For The Times in which we live, iT is quiTe undesirable To have a looking-glass ThaT dissolves inTo misT and allows one To pass Through To anoTher world. YeT anoTher world is available To us wiTh The aid oT mirrors: The world QT science. Using reTlecTion To view our- ' S' selves and liTe around us, we begin To discover long hidden secreTs OT naTure. Through logic and experimenT we Tind ThaT seven maidens 'l - - ' --vl f ' wiTh mops could noT wipe The sand away Trom The beach lalThough. MR' KOPWOW oT course, we could have guessed ThaT!l. Under a microscope a gnaT appears as large as a chiclcen. This may sound possible only in a Tairy Tale, buT Truly, where unTil recenT years was The idea of E A space Travel buT in The creaTions of sTory Tellers. Indeed, in The if 5 realm oT scienTiTic achievemenT There are evenTs even more TanTasTic T and unbelievable Than The wildesT dreams. T 4 cience DR. NAPP Henry David Thoreau, Tamed naTuralisT and auThor oT Walden, once wroTe oT his experimenT: I wenT To The woods because I wished To live deliberaTely, To TronT The essenTial TacTs oT liTe, and see iT I could noT learn whaT iT had To Teach, and noT, when I came To die, discover ThaT I had noT lived. These words, direcTed Towards The Americans oT nearly a cenTury ago, are even more signiTicanT Today, in an age which many claim To be over-complex and mechanized. BuT scienTiTic progress does noT have To mean roboT-like auTomaTion, a Theme so popular in science TicTion sTories- iT can provide men wiTh The lcey To undersTanding Their surroundings: iT can be The microscope Through which They will be able To examine and scruTinize liTe. ln The Science Club, sTudenTs are made aware oT This microscope and TaughT how To use iT. In shorT, They are inTroduced To The reall beneTiTs oT scienTiTic progress and shown how To make liTe a more meaningful experience as a resulT oT Their exisTence. MR. M. SCI-IULTZ Chairman as vience club n MR. YOUNG LABORATORY SERVICE SQUAD Science is ever growing in discovery-ever experimenfing using delicale equipmenl and carefully prepared apparalus. Buf equipmenl and laboralory classrooms need proper l1an- dling and conslanf care: llwe Lab Service Squad. under Mr. Morfimore Schullz. is dedicaled To 'rl'1is purpose-buf no? only llais-for al 'rlwe same lime if foslers in Hs members a grealer knowledge of all scienfific and meaningful symbols-'flue riglal' way +o mix lwo chemicals fogellmer. Rarely are we able To be bolh concrefe in helping olhers and conslruclive in helping ourselves. laboratory service squad rw-,,,..- V , 'H' . business Z' 'w.....f4s...,, 4' rr ' C7 j 5 Y6 ,f , . ,mf P Q9-. CP VZ! wrifhing, dis? clion, + S., Mas. APPEL g mJ,1,fsW'f MQMX ,X ff'-'1 ' ihose wh seek a career in ,ff . lff , ff +h3 rd all geduaf' 4,1 gy f' . Hon. as kvyazivose who have ,xii chgsefrtf as+e com e ial gxbimi-3, xx rg? ff ff y'ec+s +o f her eir 53i:+ion. , v l I T ' is nh d is kk f . ypin s o an , oo ee mg, ' E businbfsw i ecrefa' 47 7 K XXWXXT 5 racii are offers y ihe bu - , 'I 0 i fi, ness d pai416er?,Bu rpe?nbers l Z +he d parfmen can be seen doing 'F allfsorfs of ,gddfobs running 'xlhe mimeogra h mac ine. This 694+ P K year for +he lirsf Hmy bugnvssyj club W for commercial 'MC-I sfuclenis w ,pfbrr-+o-Q6 mio a b in career affer high school. Typing +0 fhe Surprise Sym- phony. +ranscrip+ion io classical music. egg s d cerfili G AN Lx Jae X dfe ong 'fhe memories 'o lhose Cl 0 m5yf who hav +alcen business cour s ' K ,f'2- 'Q'3r siqejs. Qemwff VJ I J lx! MXCZ7 2 4- f2Mrs. Kugleman Qs chairman of ff ' +he de6ar+nQni'-5 MissfM'a:i'1ricosT'1 1 Mm 69 sv-'ff 'Xi Mrs. Appel. Mr. Fisher, cl yr. 4 N -A K 11 - , MISS MAVRICOS f,.,..,,.,,.,.,LYV,eQl1'-gr +he, ,Loi X j Y5 9 Q2 f she cleparxnent M, I X1 -wwjfff - lf 2,Q'-'X 'Ce-1317 .S 49-wif!! ,ff X A MR. wELcH rf ,f-Lf, l.af H A iw 1 rw m wif L.. , Z .i.. rs ...ere izatecve A v.li. . Lo: so-wt1o1'.s etc. fra iwalrml lgfir yi Qfil 4,1 ,.. ,f. c 4 .. i for ' 4 si n fl' JH--P lui flume ,LIN i illlfi za fx 'ff' -vu 3, ju'-,I fa.. iii i- ill in .L'O1l'xv-P: ifi 5' if h . . , - . . -Cx. Once upon a fime in fhe liffle, secluded roomb - gy, ' of 224, a club was born, A club fo help furfherlgyi 3 , ny, 5131 fhe inferesf of fhe Long Beach High School business sfudenfs in fhe years fo come-apfly named CBS? i The girls awaifed January 8, I959, wifh fear 3-Z'1f?'l'3d l X and hope, all rolled up fogefher. You see, fhis l. 'B Loran EFI was The firsf open meefing of fhe club. No one' 'JG 'l knew if if would be a success or a failure. Eff? 5. fl? 1 ' Finally as fhe long, awaifed day came, every!! 9 9 . i-IA' lfj one sfarfed fo breafhe a liffle easier. Tall: abouf l fhe meefing was on business sfudenfs' lips. The' J f X fenfafive officers were defecfed among fhe whole 'JT- lf' sfudenf body by fheir office-lilce dress which will bel-'3 f' llilal BI followed by fhe members of fhe club-perhaps? Ol' -N ' revolufionize fhe Long Beach High School businessa - world. i u The meeting-success. The club-on ifs way.l 9 A- ff if +All names found fo resemble felevision sfa- fions efc. are merely co-incidenfal. k.ll'C3 Wf'Wl'. 'T i' 'I .7 fi? ff3L':l ' fw 1-1131 L' -' ET- w it 7- ai V12 fu ,fi lc , is ii iz jgwfra ,i A- wie - 2515 1..- 3 QYT1. he 'rl W Rei J-11 'willy' ll. 1lliS',? Lanai . X e ' ' lil if' , ie T. ct i is ,i 1,1 S UL my 1 S , Qizweeff' Quan '21 t 1 bulk 3 .- W ,Uv Vx, 1 i x D ll r ll N 'J X 'H as ,- MR. ADLER . f f A - N MR. FEINMAN .1 - 1 in 1 V 'Vx fl -4 wk? 1 MR. KABEL MR, STEGEMANN G 9 v . . MR. wARsHAw , .aff 12 inilu trial arts MR. Micuenreunere i f' Chairman A iar of painf fhe Walrus said ls whaf we chiefly need: Paper, brushes, iars besides Are very good indeed- Now if you're ready sfudenfs dear We can begin our worlc fhis year These may nof be fhe exacf words fhe Walrus spoke while addressing fhe Carpenfer iusf before fheir Oysfer dinner, buf if mighf be whaf he would say upon enfering a class in fhe lndusfrial Arfs Deparfmenf of Long Beach High School. He would find nof only The painfs used in fhe Fine Arfs Deparfmenf buf also The woods and fhe mefals of fheir respecfive shops, fhe fools of fhe mechanical drawing room and presses of fhe Prinf Shop. These facilifies he would see operafed by con- scienfious sfudenfs-nimble of finger and ever eager fo express fheir ideas creafively. Sfudenfs from every field, affracfed by fhe wide variefy of courses offered by rhe Deparfmenf, can be found wifhin fhe Ari rooms. Many corne in order To launch a career in fhe Arfs: ofhers come only because fhey enjoy making fangible whaf once was a dream! Buf whafever fheir reason for enrolling, all Indusfrial Arfs sfudenfs have come from fheir courses lcnowing fhaf, under compefenf guidance, fhey have produced worlcs which are fheir besf-finished producfs, as fhe Walrus mighf say, Shining wifh all fheir mighf: Doing fheir very besf fo malce Each sfudenf brighf wifhin his sighf ' lic' -iii' This may shock you, buf- Mr. War- shaw's elecfriciiy shop. Fi GN Sh Usd mu 6 HMIHX ,J ef! 9 ' Q eww 6 s I mall Q j'.V'l7 Mr. Feinman demonsirafes Technique In painhnq class, f. wafer color .S- n 'J' 'K 1 SPAIN :Q Y C 4 ,I 'z Woodshop is sfiH The mosf popular of shop classes. O? Q0 gs we palvllv rluh V :' Nfw- 'iw ' f wgvr'O'fMrm mf wha? M ' 1' 1? 'ND f xrxwffwrrY1nHcvrw of ' iwlvy, AH M Pwrvw from 1 1 . WM 13: Mmm Mu Qxpresg These W .w 'U www. Uwe PQYQHC . f fv'-Wm: Umm Hur JH 95020 ' r ,rm gwaf i. Novo we work Ou? V :pw 'wmxiirxfg Them VGGHHQS. 1 . . N Y I ,P , www mio MWCNV GOO f Y? Jw 'MQ wimwb Grwjoymemf 34 'iz IN N Parf of fhe Psychological Services siaff. attendance eiiiee l'm lafe . . . l'm lafe . . . l'm lafe .. . no fime fo . . . plead for mercy from Dr. Kuhn and his capable assisfanfs. The fime has flown away... And now I'II dearly pay . . . Ah! Reminiscences of a color- ful high school career. .. bells.. . early bells . . . lafe bells. . .in-be- fween bells. . .all ringing. Ticlc- Toclc lime . . . Tick-foclc life . . . early bird, lafe bird . . .flying away. Affenclance Office: remind- ing us fo be careful wifh fime- use if well-use our lives well. p yehelegieal erviee Undersfanding ihe capabilifies of a sfudenf is as imporfani as his performance in high school work. When feachers and advisers of a sludenf are familiar wifh his infel- lecfual and social apiifudes They are beffer equipped 'ro guide and educafe him. The Office of Psy- chological Services in Long Beach High School sees fo if fhaf all sfudenfs are spoken for in The column of apfiiude and capabilify: and, in cerfain cases. any problems fhe siudenf may find disfurbing are shared by Dr. Ellcin and his sfaff. Hence, by virfue of fhe Psychological Services Deparfmenf of fhe high school, a sfudeni is seen in The besf possible lighf for his high school educafion and affer he has gone on fo college or earning a living. Dr. Kuhn wifh Affendance Office sfaff. 35 mu ic V 9 1 MR. MAGLIO V' is v 'T MR. E. YOUNG efboo iff M R. BROWN Co-ordinaTor Tl J Coq WhaT a school Long Beach High doTh bee, gaily quoTeTh Twid- dle-Dee. To be sure saiTh Tweedle-Dum The SecTions of Their Music 'parTmenT number Three. noT one! How righT you are, boys. These are Three imporTanT secTions in Long Beach High School's Music DeparTmenT. For golden ThroaTed sTudenTs, The choir oTTers endless opporTunTies Tor individual or group endeavors. For Those who chill when They hear violins singing ouT The haunTing arias of a classi- cal selecTion, The orchesTra bids To Them a hearTy welcome. For Those wiTh a Tlair Tor The more blaTanT and spiriTed Type of music, The Band's welcome maT is always 'ouT.' WiThin These Three deparTmenTs. any sTudenT wiTh a poTenTialiTy may have his musical ThirsT quench- ed. even if he be less TalenTed. Though equally as zealous a music- cian, as his mosT accomplished comrade. 1 Av'-J x 5 M , N.......' gk JV' A 1 riding high Today wiih 'rhe aiiempis being made io encourage creaiiyily in siudenis, our operelia, Riding High, is aciually a unique achievemeni on lhe pari of all Those who coniribuiecl io iis creaiion and presenlaiion. Wriiien by lwo Long imma i N n M jimi Beach High School Sophomores, Slephanie Kahn and Barbara Hausman, if is ihe siory of a group of young people seelcing fame and happiness in Hollywood. Oillering more ihan a mere ploi, The operelia fuses music and dramag 'rhus giving The Talenied performer an opporluniiy +o mseli as well as enieriain oihers swing show Friday Evening May Eighlh . . . Wonderland. Thai familiar opening fheme ringing in our ears . . . Swing Show l959. Soir and sublle . . . sharp and glaring: music under lhe guidance of our mosl wonderful Mr. Glen Brown. Swing Band . . . Concerl' Choir . . . singles duels . . . frios . . . sfarring seniors Billy Welch . . . Allan Carllon . . . Hugh Connelly . . . Gene Lewis . . . Bobby Schwarlz . . . Neil Schalz . . . Lively songs . . . slcifs . . . All +he perfecf end fo four unusual high school years . . . Music lhal will ring in our hearls a long lime aller. 39 MRS. STUTCHBURY Chairman MRS. BECKER MRS. DEVINS Busy day-busy day, wha1 s nexl on lhe long lisi' of chores? Wash fhe dishes- make rhe beds-clean lhe house-prepare rhe dinner-dress 'rhe baby-work-work hwork. Why isn r lhere an end To all lhis work? There is nor an end perhaps buf fhere is a solulion lo lhis problem. ehficiency. I+ is lhe aim ol lhe Home- making Deparlnnenr To produce nor only sfudenrs who are good cooks buf sludenfs who are efiicienl workers and who know how lo budgel Their lime well. ln our four years ar Long Beach High many of us have beneliled by lhe wide yariely of courses given by lhe Deparl- rnenr. Among lhese courses are Coed Senior l-lomemaking, Home Nursing, Child Care, Inferior Decoraling, Clolhing, Foods. and Freshman I-lomemaking: preparalion for lhe lomorrow creeping iusf around +he corner. 40 I-'-fri GX , u M' homemaking if Q s g' s.Q ,IC 'r 3 x ' A4 'U W V, f N, if H M A im? Al ,'.,.- .-if i Q A f .- -ii.. ply ical education More lhan iusl a series of cal- eslhenics . . . fun-filled momenls wilh classmales during lhe social dancing periods . . . fasl. excil- ing exercise in volleyball, iennis, lrampoline, soccer, ioolball, lraclc . . . we keep pace wilh life in a world which aslcs you lo run lwice as iasl-lo sland slillg a world which demands a slrong. heallhy, vigorous body and good sporls- manship. 5 - X 2 2 MR. SANTAY Chairman MISS GOETZ . .,, 1 'f.? 1, -K - f , V, DR. ILLOWIT gg, L..-N f Ll'- -. I MR. SOLOD 42 Q X q,,,,... ...,... -., ' NNT f N f-uw-v .x.f- - . 2Q .9 ev 'vu X ' , ,Q uljrg A M U' X .9326 if V , Q' Fffwlf' ' - F KI' I, ' 1 ..,... ,J 5 x X ' J , Jjw A I A 1 Y - ff ,, Y: 4 qinixiiff r. J .UA L ff' ' Q! A ' V4 qwhfwf n I .5 m,. f,, winv fs'N'm 6?'f' tiyjdix -, ' fg 1 , . f 1, - K vi . . H' wma. - 1 - w 2 P1 if fi, W ' I . ' 1 ' ' I w-Hsgf' WQ:w1xmQfW 'A -A 'M1...'+f7T , 3 ,1 119 -gi ' Irv'-fif .1 2' ' 1 mf a' ,l pl .. Aw. ' m,.m,.,' 13-3Fff5f4'L.g-L-P 153- if - 1, 1, ,,. . R 'K 4 Q!',',Y My -A' 1. Q , .H W' 1, '.. .: , 1 i x? Qt A Q ,YT Lux. football ra 5 'J 79?Bf A, l V449 fm . v 'i ',g,, I , Qi J,-A 1 ,sf I, ' 6 5 7 Nw. mug' Long Beach High School enjoyed one of ils finesl' foolball seasons wilh live wins, and lwo losses and one lie record. Coached by Mr. Anlhony Piazza, lhe Marine eleven highlighfed Their season wilh an I8-I4 viclory over highly-louled Massepequa. Sparkinq lhe grid-iron allack lor Long Beach was live and a hall fool Mike Yankanich al quarlerback. l-le was backed up by Ed Beck, lhe hard driving fullback. Opening up lhe defense for long runs were such slalwarl linemen as Gene Lewis, Darryl Slrom- berg. Bill Russo and Ken Arelsky. Flanking 'rhe hard hilling line were Mike Nowak and Mike Woram a+ lhe end slofs. Lewis, Beck and Yankanich were lauded for rheir fine play by being selecled To lhe Nassau Counly All-Slar Honors Team. Yan- kanich also co-caplained lhe Beachers wilh Slromberq. Assisling coach Piazza were Mr. Marvin Solod, Mr. lrving Gold. and Mr. Roberl Andrews. In lulure years we can look ro lhe greal universilies in America and see These men represenling lhem on lhe grid-irons. STIUUBI' Ula WiTh every passing day, soccer is becoming a more and more popular sporT in The UniTed STaTes. lTs increasing Tame has spread To The high schools oT our naTion. Long Beach High School has been playing soccer Tor many years. This season our Team Toughl' To a record oT eighT wins, six losses and one Tie: raTing Them TourTh place in SouTh Shore SecTion ll. Leading The Marine BooTers were Lloyd CymroT, STeve AusTin, Paul Meyers, George Zannos, Phil RoTgin and Bob Landau. Landau, who was The TENNIS TEAM aw? SOCCER TEAM second highesT scorer in Nassau CounTy, was elecTed To The All-ScholasTic Team. The Beach squad is coached by Mr. STanley Doc Galowin and his assisTanTs Mr. John RiTaccio and Joel GoTTesman la senior who proved To be oT immeasurable help To Mr. Galowinl. Long Beach High School's sTudenTs seem To be geT .ng inTeresTed in The imporTed sporf, and have shown a slow buT sTeady increase in Their supporT. In coming years. This TasT moving game of slcill will probably gain major supporT Trom The sTudenT body. tennis SouTh Shore League. To a beTTer Than 500 record. Beach in TuTure years. L, ,,, In Their second year oT compe TiTion, The Long Beach High School Tennis Team Tinished high in The lnsTrucTed by menTors, M RoberT Kirsch and Mr. lsadore Berglass, The Beach neTmen ToughT Some senior men serving The aces were STan MoscowiTz, Eric Foner and Bob SchwarTz. The large amounT oT Junior TalenT on The Team gives promise OT bring ing The championship To Long basketball AlThough The Marine five has noT achieved a greaT record This year, They did manage To come ouT oT Their league compeTiTion wiTh a winning record. Coached by Mr. RoberT GersTen, The Beachers highlighTed Their season wiTh an impres- sive 72-67 vicTory over Oceanside High School. The number one Team in The counTy. PaT Lynch led The Long Beach squad in rebounds and scoring. AlThough his average per game does noT ranlc wiTh The Top men in The league, his percenTage oT shoTs scored compared To Those Talcen is one oT The besT. Lou Berger, a compara- Tively small man, played well Tor Long Beach in The loaclc-courT wiTh Ed Canner and Ed Eranlc. OTher leading men were Richard Goldberg, Lloyd CymroT, Bob STern and Ed Beclc. baseball Mr. Thomas McAyoy coached The Long Beach High School baseball Team Tor The Third year. His TuTure is brighT according To The Time maTerial he has been Turning ouT on The diamond. Sparking The Marine glove-men are versaTile Mike Yankanich, hard hiTTing Jack Bulkley and such sTal- warT Tielders as Lou Berger, and Ed Beck. The Beach baT-men played Their games on The Lido Tield. Q M.-,,, , 1, .. 1 . . 'Ek la , 4- .4 K, , 8' A-f?v.w4 , . 'F rille Mr. John CasTelli coached The Long Beach squad oT riTlemen Tor The sixTh year, producing a cham- pionship Team This season. Led by Ted Shihfman, Lorin Wels, Paul Prager and Bob Wal- Ton, The Marine nimrods shoT Their way To TirsT place. The Team's maTches Took place aT The local range, where They saw Tew specTaTors. IT is hoped ThaT in TuTure years The sTudenTs oT Long Beach l-ligh School will Turn ouT and supporT This conTesT skill. 47 wrestling Injuries riddled lhe Long Beach High School wreslling 'ream fhis year. ln some mafches, only four of 'rhe regular eleven varsily men were on lhe mais. Mr. Arnold l-lillleman in his firsf year of coaching, led fhe squad in Their new league. l-le was assisled by Caplains Richard Reisberq and Mike Yanlcanich. Yanlcanich was lhe only Marine grappler lo survive fhe season wilh an undelealed record. Reisberg also produced an impressive record, along wifh Dick Ornsiein, Sleve Auslin and Paul Meyers. Despile a few injuries Barry Rosenberg, Jaclc Chilfesfer and Al Lubow also wresfled well lor 'rhe Blue and While. Midway lhrough 'rhe season Long Beach losl' The services ol lheir unlirniled wresller because of injury. Darryl Slromberg, wilhouf any real praciice lime, filled in and did a fine job. track T '9 'X I X nd? 09. .Tb T 1- if , fl' 4 Kg ,Q ELT 2,5 -W L is 144' In The pasT Tour years Long Beach High School's Track Team has been well-represenTed in posT-season championships. The class oT '59 con- TribuTed many aThleTes To These conTesTs. The Marines were led by Team capTain Bob Landau in The sprinTs, STan MoscowiTz in The broad-jump, Joe Hoff in The half-miie and field men like Mike Nowak, Gene Lewis and JeTT Hand. Coached by Mr. Irving Gold, The Team conTinued To improve ThroughouT The season, producing many vicTories aT The Lido Track. .iq ..-1' REC LEADERSHIP CLASS rec'leadershhi Ambifious sfudenfs were again given a chance. lhis year. +o parficipafe in a Recreafional Leader- ship Class. Sludenfs inferesled in serving as counselors in day camps or recreafional cenlers were eligible for admission. Mr. Yale Newman. head of 'rhe Long Beach Recreaiion Commission. I gave lhe pupils a solid background in fhe various aspecfs of playground acfivifies, including games. coniesl. and safely precaufions. Sfudenfs complef- ing +his course may be considered fully qualified fo assume any posifion relaied To Recreafional IJ dkbif Leadership. leaders'club The Leader's Club eslablished several years ago had faded info 'lhe background when recenily some highly spiriled female afhlefes decided lo revive Jrhe organiza+ion. High-lighling 'rhe year's acliv- ilies was a Volleyball 'rournament lfemale facully vs. 'Female sludenll. Bowling coniesl. Trampoline aclivilies and hoop-de-loop baskefball. Evenlually The girls hope +o gain The courage +o include skiing and horseback riding in lhe club program. LEADER'S CLUB river education I Ihink Ihaf I shall never see, A driver guife as good as me. For oiher fools may make nnisiakes: Pass siop signs: iam iheir brakesg Forgei Io signalg Iurn wide righisg Double park and pass red Iigh'rs7 Ignore 'slow' signs while passing schools: Break These and many oiher rulesg Noi me, you know, I'm beifer bred. I've passed a course in Driver Ed. I know whai makes Ihe engine iurn, EIA, 95 ' :I 4. 5,51 , .,.q . fp .f M And how and where ihe gas does burn. Of course, I found Ihis very hard- Bui see, I've gof my own biue card. X Y-Z radio club Aiieniion aII 'I-Iams' . . . Iviz. amaieur radio enihusiasisi Long Beach High School now broad- casis over ifs own radio siaiion. Radio Club was newly formed 'ro give Iocai 'hams' a chance Io gei iogeiher and compare noiesg and Io prepare inieresied siudenis for Ihe Federal Communicafions ex- aminaiions . . . This year Mr. M. Young capably guided The group Io beiier undersfandings of code and eguipmenf . . . Doi . . . Dash . . . Be seein' ya! . . . Who said you iusi iurn Ihe dial and The sound pours oui? SI S.T. R. C. The FTA. is an organizaTion creaTed and dedicaTed To help meeT and overcome America's greaTesT challenge-ThaT oT Tinding enough qualiTied Teachers To educaTe her youTh. WiTh The aid oT Tilms and guesT speakers, all aspecTs oT The Teaching proTession are carefully discussed and evaluaTed. AcTual sTudenT Teaching has also become an inTegral parT oT The club's acTiviTies. This year, under The guidance OT a new adviser, Dr. Fassler, The FTA. proved To be an insTrumenT oT incalculable aid noT only Tor Those sTudenTs who have cleTiniTely decided To make Teaching Their liTe's work, buT also Tor Those who, alThough aTTracTed To The proTession, are undecided. .l.r.u. We have now reached our lasT sTages oT adolescence and aTTained higher levels oT maTuriTy. This growTh has perhaps been besT eTTecTed Through The bond oT communicaTions in learning esTablished wiTh our Teachers and Through Those common experiences shared wiTh our Tellow sTudenTs. These relaTions are now being sTrengThened as The very imporTanT co-producT oT a Tree TuToring sysTem. The STudenT Teachers RelaTion Council, consisTing oT Tour members under The supervision oT Mr. Graff, has coordinaTeda program whereby sTudenTs are given The opporTuniTy, Through Tree TuToring sessions, To noT only raise Their levels OT skill up To par wiTh Their abiliTy, buT To also discuss Their problems wiTh Those who can lisTen To Them wiTh The mosT sympaThy and undersTanding. 35352 .' if 4 T i xeffze' Kai: gg Th hu .5 F. T. A. T T iz:-1-cg s camera club lT's more Than The snap oT a shuTTer ThaT produces a phoTograph and The members oT The Camera Club have Tound iT ouT. ATTer Taking phoTos oT all school acTiviTies, The phoTo-bugs head Tor Their dark room. There, wiTh The aid oT acids and bases, They Tinish The negaTives and presenT The Tinal picTure. Members oT This organizaTion have become The oTTicial high school phoTographers, Taking snapshoTs oT sporTs, TuncTions, dances, assemblies and oTher acTiviTies. They have also been Tlashing bulbs Tor The high school newspaper The Tide and The senior yearbook The Echo. 1 7 CAMERA cius 4 ,f 1 ' f , X xi' ff' ' - ,. key club TMR' l fa ' .W One oT The newesT oT The or- ,I -X ganizaTions To receive 6.0. sanc- ' A Tion in Long Beach High School is ' ' ' The Key Club, supporTed by The I 1 l Kiwanis OT Long Beach. The club is composed oT leading members in each grade: in addi- Tion To being highly recommend- ed, men wearing The gold key musT meeT selecTive scholasTic sTandards and give evidence oT leadership. Under The supervision oT Their adviser, Mr. STanley Galo- win, and PresidenT Larry Tydings. They work Tor The beTTermenT oT The communiTy, giving Their per- sonal Time To parTicipaTe in such acTiviTies as Tund drives To help people in all walks oT liTe and To sTir up The communiTy spiriT. KEY CLUB lg arhna One of The highesf honors. a sfudenf of Long Beach High can aliain, is eleclion lo Arisia. Al- 'rhough 'rhe chief faclor in defer- mining eligibilify for membership info 'rhis honor sociefy is The mainfenance of an 85 average over a period of Jrwo years, many ofher faclors are also Taken info consideralion. Leadership, school service, characfer and inlegrily K are equally imporfanlr qualifies which every Arisia member musl lat possess. Langdon Skip Walralh, A Chairman of lhe Cifizenship Edu- calion Deparlmenl, is adviser To 'rhe sociefy. A 1 quHl and sarah do ARISTA Those giiled wifh iournalislic 'ralenl may be honored by mem- bership in'ro Quill and Scroll, lhe lnlernaiional l-lonor Sociefy for High School Journalisls. To be qualified for membership info Quill and Scroll, one musf be af leasl' a iunior, have a minimum of lilly inches of copy in prinf, be in 'rhe upper lhird in class ranlc and receive lhe recommenclalion of Mrs. lrma Zillessen, 'rhe socie'ry's adviser. QUILL AND SCROLL color guard A wr vi COLOR GUARD SaluTing The Tleg now has anoTher purpose besides showing respecT Tor our counTry-iT is a perTecT excuse Tor ouT-and-ouT admiraTion Tor The preTTy girls in blue and whiTe--The color guard! DigniTy and precision are always apparenT lexcepl Tor unresTrained smiles aT diTFerenT momenTs which are quiTe pleasanT, indeedl and The long and Trying hours of pracTice leach girl had Two leTT TeeT aT rehearsall resulT in ouTsTanding perTecTion. TRAFFIC 5 lrallic quail v STop! . . . where's your pass?! are The mosT familiar words around The halls of Long Beach High School in-beTween The Change of periods. The sTudenTs vocalizing These words so sweeTIy are members oT Mr. Dubow's TraTTic Squad and seem To delighT in giving ouT deTenTions To wandering sTudenTs noT carrying The peTiT wooden pass wiTh Them. STaTioned aT each sTair well enTrance, These TraiTors are To be waTched ouT for . . . and, oh well, see you in deTenTion! f l A.f'ffL:a'4..y EXECUTIVE COUNCIL II musl have been possible- because if was done. Indeed, Ihe General Organizalion ol our school did discuss, deal wilh, and succeed in many, many mallers. I-laving school governmenl as IIs basic Iunclion, Ihe GCD. acled as a re-presenlalive of legislalure for s'rudenI ahfairs. This was done under Ihe able leadership of George Cosfigan, president Carol I-Iershon, vicefpresidenlg Jane Rosenberg, secrelaryg Elhel Hoffman, ireasurerg and wilh Ihe fine advice ol Mr. Edward Grail. During our senior year, besides programming pep rallies and dances, providing Iransporlafion Io and from sporfs evenls, aiding clubs, and bringing foreign slu- denls Io our school, Ihe 6.0. revised ils conslilulion, had Ihe school vole upon il, and planned a Irealy pariy. Thus, The 6.0. conlinued Io do a line job as if broughl aboul changes and inno- valions-lullilling ils purpose as a democrafic sfudenlr union. BOOSTERS class council SENIOR COUNCIL I I SOPHOMORE COUNCIL i JUNIOR COUNCIL FRESHMAN COUNCIL Li Q , ' 1 I .ffm 1 5 , 1 Y 6 LAI ff! FK 5 M... nmlshg' Nl ' 1 gg. , - .f WSQ -.zf Q- Q F 1' X M1 r, -r J. aw M l 1 5 I -li 9 45 Fil Wx -'Q -5,53 '1 -4 , 11 lr V 1 .' f 1 f- ,r - r ' DON JUAN .Q- 47 , -Sal .. - FRIENDLIEST ffl - ' I? a 5, 4 Q L xv f J' ' E 5 L MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED A ,Af Q, A h ,JI , I f 'Sim -ZX . 00' N - -E CLASS COMEDIANS U llll ' W L., C' E A 0 CA f H ? A X F J' I G, X T IQ Q CLAss COUPLE BEST DRESSED nl i , X ig- . GK H Lg., I N t?Ap X XI fb v ' - BEHIND THE SCENES 6 l I X 'scsi .. X' I ,V A as X HERCULES Y X VF .I I FAVORITE TEACHER 9 .r ' N 53 ' A I -E VX 'A ' MOST ATHLETIC N DID MOST FOR L.B. H.S. BEST LOOKING -A 2,5 COQUETTE I I ,S O 5 -5 Aw ' W X I' ' I , 'f '41 X II lk V 6 V - f ,-Af' I Q-56 Q '79 CLASS ARTISTS CUTEST A 6 ' Ii? I.. CLASS MUSICIANS BEST PERSONALITY ,JT 'Z 1 'Z' f' 5 v , CQE S W If 'I 'P 'I 0 LQ! MOST CHARMING ' I f 4. ' 5 -X 3?-O., IIII gf, MOST DRAMATIC - A I ' I-335 A W lfw I :F IX 1 ...S Q 6 v rt: Za R' Ngx A f I ,,.. , I I I' 4' Q MOST POPULAR ,QA A I! I ssl MOST ENTI-IusIAsTIc O r ,Om BEST ALL-AROUNDfQ Q- Payefxvwqn Eric Foner Richie Reisberg Dee Slromberg Alan Lubow Mar+y Cohen Anlhony McCann George Cosligan Mike Yanlcanich Ken Arelslcy Ed Gross Bill Welch Dave Genzer Sieve Lee Paul Meyers Mr. Grail Jerry Nadler Ed Beck Mike Yanlcanich Lloyd Cymrol Jack Bullcley Alan Leich+ Class song senior poll Mosf popular Besf all-around Besl' Personalify Mosl' enfhusiasfic Mosl' charming Did mos? for LBHS Mosl' afhlefic Sharpesl dresser Behind fhe scenes Class musician Class couple Class ar+is+ Cu'l'es+ Favorife feacher Friendliesl Don Juan, Coque'He Hercules, Venus Comedian Besi looking Mosl' dramafic As Time Goes By Linda Palafin Susan Schwarh Susan Schwarfz Susan Schwarfz Joan Gross Elhel Hoffman Carol Hershon Ann Haber Perry Brodie Madi Drimmer Janel' Marlcowifz Fran Bedziner Karen Eisenberg Shelly Pappo Mrs. Schulfz Susan Bluestone Carol Roffman Flora Rolniclc Susan Schwarfz Karen Rosenberg Joan Caplow lest we forget . . . The Echo Virus . . . Ou'es+-ce que c'es'r Mr. Feinman? . . . Sheridan and Phi Della pledging . . . Our own J. B. . . . Alice, may she never come oul ol wonderland. 'lhe Echo slalii will see her in 'their nighlmares forever . . . Mr. Dubow saying O, K.. all you sludenls line up againsl The wall . . . Karen and Ralph: Ted S+eele's Bandsland winners . . . Rumors of a splil gradualion . . . The senior picnic we didn'l' have . . . The Hudson Slreel enirance which we never used . . . The painled goal posls . . . Pele S'rein's house aller +he Junior Prom . . . Dear Abigale Bernslein . . . The ilal +ires on lhe way lo school . . . Whal s lhe slory . . . Yes bullons . . .Work done by Mr. Kopilow's fourlh period chemislry class . . . When 'rhe seniors in lhe iourlh period lunch rode lo 'rhe Penguin in Shelly Pappo's li++le red car . . . Our foreign visilors, Goiko and Jorg . . . Escapades in 'rhe boy's locker room ailer ioolball praclice . . . Dr. Meckler's zeroes . . . Mrs. Abeles' excellenl 65 . . . Johnny. Malhis . . . Did you see her ring? . . . Mr. Dubow's special bell syslem for calching everyone befween classes . . . Alumni day . . . Career day . . . Senior homeroom . . . Pal' Lynch's 3l poinls . . . Bob Slob on Senior dress-up day . . . Mr. Dubow's Big Bad pass . . . Senori+a's 7lh period lunch hour . . . Please clim your lighls . . . Mr. Gralf's army life . . . The new juice machine . . . All lhe new ieachers . . . Measuring for caps and gowns . . . Special classes . . . The rnidnighl 'rennis malches . . . Coed sessions on Fridays . . . All lhe mis-informalion in lhe Alumni Corner of Tide . . . Clark Sfreel and ils frequenlers . . . Breaking all speed records refurning from lunch al 'rhe Ranger . . . Mr. Dubow's crackdown . . . Mr. Grafi's sublle humor . . . Mohammed . . . Nowhere . . .Newly-formed car-crash club . . . Besl' wishes 'ro Danny Sullivan . . . Dinner in lhe Green Room . . . The Arisla lrip lo Albany . . . Mr. Welch's Charley Weaver . . . Maggie, Brick, Sisler Woman. Goober, Big Mama and Big Daddy . . . ldenlificalion cards . . . The blackmarkel lerm papers . . . Aulographing lhe 6.0. slore wall . . . Long Booslers Beach . . . Those college weekends . . . The days a senior boy could lake his freshman girl friend home afler school . . . The cold and smoky rifle range . . . Efhel wilh I8 boys in Mr. Kopilow's honor chemislry class . . . Mr. Gold's musrache . . . Miss Mack's warm welcomes lo ihe heallh ollice . . . 6.0. slore socials . . . The big Halloween raid on lhe lennis courls . . . New Year's Eve . . . lhe movie afler . . . Goober Peas . . . Mrs. Propper's underslanding . . . Piling six fal girls info Ka+hy's four sealer-for skinny girls car . . . Miss Kugelman's, Gel lo work. 9lflS . . . Mr. Welch's. li l was only 'rwenly years younger . . . Skip's Old Spice lofion . . . The baskelball game lhal was almosl on T.V .... Mr. Dubow's new ofhce . . . Mr. Young and his cross seclions . . . Broken legs afler foofball season . . . Cheering in 'rhe rain . . . The boxing baskelball leam . . . Jimmy McCabe and Ha-Ha . . . Skip's wealher repellenl car . . . Burl Ives . . . Going Bohemian . . . Dr. Pizzinger's Yoo Hoo . . . Sadie Hawkins' Dance . . . Mr. Grafl's hypodermic needle . . . Cheering ai Senior-Facully Game . . . Senior girls and iunior boys . . . The new noses afler a vacalion . . . The Penguin Boycol'r? . . . Olhcer Al . . . The delighlful dancing lessons in gym . . . Skip Walralh's eleclion campaign . . . Mr. S'regeman's baby-blue eyes . . . Our Senior Prom . . . Gradua+ion . . . Tassels . . . Each ofher. gt: tu .Amy 1 P'-YJ ' 9027 i PB- 2 13' .av-3 ,..--- ,A -0 ,AJ X . X'1 . .qi ..l csfpmf ' Qvkjj Zig? I1 bi' F X. 2-N255 Ny' I X .f, I P--+01 ' 'x 'i 1. .fn 91 .xii I I v- -nl- Qvh mf ' -,cm-I 5 W m ax 1 Q s I- A 4,l5 E ,lf rdn In I l I Rv :y 5 '- xv 1 A mb 1 , .1 - I I . P AQFQ 'gf f x M 'FLSA VM-151 57 S Fl nw? Q' fu x 95, uv ' .3 . ,I ' .wif-'WXLMJ mi: J II? mast will and Testament We, fhe Senior Class of '59, being of as sound a mind as possible and in The sfafe of complefe insanify, do hereby bequeafh fhe following fo 'fhe remaining members of fhe Long Beach High School . . . To incoming sfudenfs a lis'r of our mosf successful excuses. Mr. Dubow-a book enfifled The Correcf Way fo Run a Peni+en+iary by Warden Duffy. Mr. Borzilleri one pair of black dungarees. Senior girls leave Barry Dickler a book enfifled How fo Take ouf a Girl and Nof Spend a Cen+. Susan and Jack leave-under an uncondifional surrender. The girls of Lafin 4: Lynne Mc., Kafhy E., Sue M.. and Carol S., each leave Mr. Rifaccio a well used pony. Miss Kugleman-a bowling insfrucfor. Henry T. leaves fhe cafeferia sfaff a book enfifled Ulcers, Prevenfion and Cure. Seniors leave Mr. Hammer a book of new iokes wifh fhe wish, please refresh your reperfoiref' Lynne Serper and Judy Posf leave a book enfifled How fo Be Enemies and Fool Everybody. Mr. Greenberg--a new fie enfifled pafhos. Amy, Donna, Joni, and Flora leave Dr. Pizzinger all fhe pizzas fhey didn'+ eaf. The Honor Chemisfry Class leaves Mr. Kaplow some zinc in fhe sink. Shelly Pappo and Alicia Brooke leave fhe execufive council meefings laughing af Dee and looking for Lloyd. The senior sfage crew leaves Mr. Warshaw and Mr. Sfegman clues fo where fhey can find fhe missing fools. Linda P. and Elaine S. leave Mr. Harrison a poem enfifled Advice fo fhe Lovelornf' Karen E. and Marilyn P. leave a book enfifled The Brofhers for anyone who wanfs fo gef confused. The senior class leaves L.B.H.S. wifhouf a pass. Mrs. Sanfoni's fourfh year class leaves her hoping nexf year's class will finish Don Juan. Team of '58 leaves Mr. Piazza one dozen onions as props for fufure use. Mr. Greenbaum-a book on mafhemafics which he hasn r memorized yef. Karen E. leaves a book enfifled How fo Tie a Shoelace fo Mr. Graff. Madi Drimmer leaves fhe school wifh fhree more Drimmers and fhe fhoughf fhaf fhere are more fo come. To Mr. Kirsch-a combinafion slide rule and fennis racket The Tide Sfaff leaves Mrs. Zillessen scrounging around for news fips. Mr. Berglass-a book enfifled l Talk fo fhe Walls. Mr. Rifaccio's second year lfalian Class leaves him a dicfionary of American slang so he can express himself fhoroughly in English. Seniors leave Mr. Dubow a sign for his Driver's Ed car enfifled Free Tours fo Garden Spofs of America. Mr. Maglio wifh fhe question, Did Tchaikovsky wear whife-bucks? Jeff Hand leaves Joni Gross saying, do if yourself. Senior class leaves fhe fufure chemisfry classes a copy of every fesf Mr. Schulfz ever gave. Dolores Rainone leaves fo Jane Rosenberg The voice of fhe cheering squad. Phil, Sfeve, Irwin, and Jusfin leave Mr. Weinsfein a book enfifled Milifary Sfrafegy of Fourfh Year Hebrew. Some senior girls leave Mr. Bernsfein sfill wondering abouf 'rheir love lives. Carol S. and Ilene S. leave Dr. Shanker fheir younger sisfers and a pack of gum. Senior boys leave Mr. Galowin a book enfifled Don r Quofe Me. Eigh+h period English leaves Mrs. Aufera wifh fhe memory of a 'Firsf' senior class. One fon of crumbly cookies fo Mr. Piazza. Mr. Gold a fwo-foof cigar wifh a fhinking man's filfer. Mr. Kirsch's firsf period solid geomefry class leaves him a piece of fhe fourfh dimension. A book fo Dr. Samuels- How fo Be Tuff Enuff for fhe League. Mel Feldman leaves Mr. Feinman a book enfifled How fo Do Mud Painfingsf' Susan Bluesfone and Joni Caplow leave Dr. Shanker wifh fhe hope fhaf assembly classes will behave now and fhe song, We're Sorry for fhe Things We've Done. Edward Beck leaves the nickname of Dumbo! lBeffer known as ears.l ' Mrs. Zillessen a book wifh such quofafions in if as ru'rinize your roufine facfors and subordi- nafe your subordinafe ideas. L.T. leaves Mr. Gold a brush for his soup sfrainer. Senior girls leave Mr. Adler a harem of 'privafe' secrefaries. Mrs. Zillessen wifh an academy award for porfray- ing Macbefh and fhe wifches. prezien fingf SENIURS 59 Q 6 SI DNEY ALCALAY Slamp Club MARGIE AMOROSO Leader's Club, Volleyball, lnfra- murals, Baskelball lnlramurals, CBS Club FRANCES APTAKIN Honor Choir, Big Sisler. Traffic Squad. Boosfers, F.T.A., Treas. of Leader's Club, Volleyball lnlramu- rals, 6.0. Decorafion Commilfee, Speech Club, Greaf Books Club. Sadie Hawkins Dance Decoralion Commilfee KENNETH ARETSKY Sophomore Council, Varsily Fool- STEPHEN AUSTIN Soccer Team, Wreslling Team. Arisla, Key Club. 3 yrs. of Band. Vice-Presideni of Lafin Honor So- ciefy. Pres. of Lalin Honor Sociefy ROBERT BABCOCK RONALD BA DAMO Arisfa. lfalian Honor Sociefy. Wreslling. Baseball ni .Q ball, Freshman and J.V. Baskefball, y Q ' Lab Service Squad. Varsily Club, ROBERT BALL 3 V Junior 6.0. Represenlalive, Senior Foolbdll' Basllelball G.O. Represenialive. Boosfers Swing Show, Operella MURRAY ATTIE Soccer Team Track Team Senior ' ' Y BALL Play, Tide Sraff, Lab Squad RGNN T 'A Bei. 68 1 N I 1- 'Gp All CN l ,A N 1 1 99 I QD Y 'A 'S i V-Ai, - A 4, ks wo- 3 3 ce, S ,I . fr 9 ll 3' 'E 1. sf' Y y K 5' . rig, BETTE BARN ETT Head Twirler Majorelles, F.T.A., Sec. of Science Club, 6.0. Repre- senlalive, Senior Class Rep., Boosf- ers, Chairman ol 6.0. Decorafing Commilfee, Traffic Squad, Hall Dufy, 6real Books Club, Volleyball lnrramurals IRENE BAROUH Spanish Honor Sociely, Library Sralf, Boosfer Council Rep, Frosh Science Club DAVID BARRY Frosh Foofball, J.V., Varsify, J.V. Baslselball. J.V. Wresfling, Soph. FRANCINE BEDZINER Booslers, Concerf Choir, SBI, 6.0. Rep, Tide PAUL BENDER Spanish and Hebrew Honor Socie lies, Chess Team and Club, Science Club PHYLUS BENDER Palefle Club. F.T.A., Spanish Honor Council, Junior Council, Senior Sodei-YVA,-,515 Council STEVE BAU MAN ROBERT BENDER Charter Member of Key Club, Big ll' Brofher JAMES BAYER J.V. Baseball, Varsily Baseball EDWARD BECK Varsily Foolball and Baslcelball and Baseball, Pres. Soph Class, 6.0. Rep, Class Rep. Varsiiy Club Foofball, Baslcelball, 6.0. Rep, Hall Duly. Soph Council WELL, THAT FINISHES THE FIRST ROW jx 1-a Q Q1 fs Qi -0 G' .r IF-1, R po 'Z' is 6 . .4 I. 3 .nr wc ei 4, 3' ay in ,cyl Ni '53 9- rx Q RS 6 ,A 4' 4 ROSEPEARL BERGERMAN Operefla Brigadoon, Solicifor For The Tide PAUL BlLl.lG J.V. Baseball, Poofloall, J.V. Baslcef- ball, Lab Service Squad, Tide Reporfer SUSAN BLUESTONE G.O. Rep 3 years, Jr. Class Vice Pres, Frosh Boosfer Rep, Tide, Red Cross Rep, Tide Typisf, Senior Play, Varsify Cheering 2 yrs., J.V. Cheer- ing I yr, E.T.A. BETTY BOANO CBS, lfalian Honor Sociefy BENNETT BORAH STUART BRENNER Debafing Sociefy, Spanish HOHOF Sociefy, Concerf, Marching and Swing Bands, Senior Play. Echo Business Sfaff SUSAN KAY BRETT Chairman STRC, Vice Pres, F.T.A., Boosfer Council, Echo Business Sfaff, French Honor Sociefy, Soph Rep, Color Guard, Big Sisfer, Red Cross Rep 4 yrs., Sec. of E.T.A.. Guidance Office IRENE BRIEEEL Feafure Edifor of Tide, Big Sisfer, Ouill Xi Scroll, French Honor Soci- efy, STRC Tuforing, F.T.A., Boosfer Rep, Hall Dufy, Sec. Affendance Office PERRY BRODIE Arisfa, Pres. Spanish Honor Sociefy Vice Pres. Spanish Honor Sociefy. Color Guard, G.O. Rep. Tide Re- porfer, Business Sfaff Echo, STRC Red Cross Rep, Big Sisfer, SBl. Science Club, Debaling Sociefy Junior Class Rep, Boosfer Council, French Honor Sociefy, High School Office, F.T.A., Volleyball ALICIA BROOKE Co-Chairman G-.O. Dance Commif- fee, Sec. Senior Class, News Edifor of Tide, Ouill and Scroll, Junior Council, Boosfers, 6.0. Exec. Coun- cil. Affendance Office 70 .L ,- km li' :gs S! I 1 ' 13 ,154 -ra Q. CLARENCE BROWN DALE BROWN Orchesfra, Guidance Office HILLARY BROWN Managing Edifor of Tide, Quill 81 Scroll, French Honor Sociefy, F.T.A., STRC, Boosfers, Traffic Squad. Leader's Club MADELINE BROWN F.T.A., Tide, Business Sfaff Echo. Maioreffe, Spanish Honor Sociefy. Boosfers, Senior R e f r e s h m e nf Comm. Sadie Hawkins, Sec. for Teacher, Usher Senior Play EDWARD BUCHBINDER French Honor Sociefy, G.O. Rep. Lab Service Squad FRANK JACK BULKLEY Varsify Foofball Co-Caplain. J.V. Foofball, Varsify Baseball. Varsify Club, Prom Commiffee, Opereffa LEWIS BURGER JOY CALLAHAN F.T.A., Traffic Squad. Boosfers. Red Cross Council EDWARD CANNER JR. Baskefball Capfain, Boosfers, Hall Dufy, Fooflaall, Baseball JONl CAPLOW Co-Chairman STRC, 6.0. Rep, Sec. French Honor Sociefy, Sfudenf Gov'f Day, Opereffa, Senior Play. Concerf Choir, F.T.A., Speech Club, Reporfer Tide, STRC Tufor, Swing Show Casf BEFORE SENIOR HOMEROOM ' an is 1 'i 7 fi -Y .eff -5 M X ALLAN CARLTON Concerf Band, Swing Band, March- ing Band, Opereifa, Orchesfra, Band Manager, Music Librarian, Arisfa, Vice Pres, Lafin Honor So- ciefy, Science Club, STRC, Junior Sfaff, Siudenf Tuior MAUREEN ELIZABETH CARROLL Choir, CBS VIRGINIA CARUSO CBS, Office Worker H.S. Office ALEX CENSOR Science Club, Souih Nassau Science Congress, Lab Service Squad, Varsi- ry Soccer ANN CHATZINOFF STRC, Arisia, Spanish Honor Soci- efy French Honor Socieiy, Maih Club Boosiers, Science Club, Spe- cial Ed Dep'I, Sec. fo Mr. Abramo- wiiz Hall Dufy, Soph Inframural Maih C nresr, Volleyball Iniramurals NJ 5 I . s f . A ' 'Q' if -- RRI -M NJ JOHN CHITESTER 4 yrs. Varsiiy Foofball 81 Wresfling. Varsify Club ADELE COHEN Arisfa, French Honor Sociefy, Span- ish Honor Socieiy, Creafive Wriiing CIub. Band, Forum Club, Soph Maih Tournament Boosiers, Sec. Io Mr. Fassler ARTHUR COHEN Wresfling MARTIN ALAN COHEN Sec. SBI, GO. Rep 2 yrs, Senior Council, Varsify Wresfhng, Spanish Honor Socieiy, J.V. Wresflinq. Arisfa, G.O. Exec. CounciI, Boosf- ers, Co-Chairman Dance Comm.. Head of Frosh Handbook Comm. SAMUEL H. COHEN Arisia Parliameniarian, Junior Council Rep, G.O. Rep, Soph Council Rep, Senior Council Parlia- meniarian, Frosh BasIceIbaII, Echo Business Siaff, J.V. Wresiling, Tide Reporier, Senior Play Cas? 72 P G 1-'iv W 'A -or X 2, E' 'tr O ' 5- qs '-ir , in C i DONNA COHN News Ediior Tide, Sec. Arisia, Lir- erary Sfaff Echo, STRC, Quill 81 Scroll, French Honor Socieiy, Span- ish Honor Socieiy, Boosier Council. Hall Duiy, Volleyball lniramurals. Aiiendance Office, F.T.A. DORlS ANNE CONDON CBS. Choir HUGH JOSEPH CONNOLLY Pres. Conceri Choir, Opereiias. Chairman of Senior Council, Senior Council, Science Club. Lab Service Squad lMr. Thierl HELAINE CONSOR Echo Business Sfaff, Tide Columnisi -Alumni Column, Quill and Scroll, Senior Play Prop Comm., An- nouncemenf Squad, Lab Service Squad, Frosh Handbook, Jr. Red Cross Rep for LBHS, Boosiers, Traffic Squad GUY COOMBES Sfage Crew, Proieciion Squad. Life- saving GEORGE COSTIGAN Pres. G.O.. Treasurer G.O., Tide, Ouill Xi Scroll, SBI, Rec Council. Traffic Squad, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Wresiling, Lab Service Squad, La+in Honor Socieiy, Arisia, Hockey 73 ROSANNA CRUSE JOEL CRYSTAL J.V. Baskeiball LLOYD CYMROT Vice Pres. Senior Class, Senior Rec Council, Tide Reporier. Hebrew Honor Socieiy, Arisia, Varsify Bas- keiball. Varsiiy Soccer, G.O. Dance Comm.. Boosier Council, Lab Serv- ice Squad, G.O. Rep ARNOLD JOHN DALY Fooiball WHY NOT GO TO VASSAR? G' L 'S ' s .Je- J -It i ' . f 1. wi' OH, lT'S YOU! if Q M I R' ,1 J., . U if l V 3 N .'., 1: 4 -E1 X miss' I 'iv V STEPHEN IRA DAVIS TONY DeANGELIS Foofball, Wresfling STEPHANIE DeLUCA J.V. 8: Varsify Cheerleader, Cap- Iain VoIIeybaII Iniramurals, F.T.A., Leader's CIub, Junior CounciI, Traf- fic Squad, GO. Rep. Boosiers, Big Sisfer, HaII Duiy WALTER DEVENSKY Senior Play, Lab Squad, Wrestling JACK P. DIAMOND Pres. Maih CIub, Vice Pres, Mafh Club. Treas. Arisfa, Treas. Hebrew Honor Sociefy. Senior Council Rep. Junior Council, Mafh Team, Tennis Team, Lab Squad, Chess CIub, Chess Team BARRY DICKLER Arisfa. Spanish Honor Sociefy, Treas. Jr. Class, Boosfer Council, Refreshmenfs Comm. JANET M. DIETER Concert Band KATHLEEN DOH ERTY Echo Arr Sfaff, 6.0. Dance Comm.. Senior Prom Comm. THOMAS WOODWARD DOLAN SANDRA DRATT Echo Business Sfaff, Tide Rep. Choir. Affendance Office, F.T.A. 74 x I' Q I1 1 Mf r- . I ff . 2 .4 IR Lv 17 N E 3 'Q fa x CHARLOTTE DRECHSLER Sec. Spanish Honor Sociely, French Honor Sociefy, Adverfising Man- ager Tide, Quill 8: Scroll, Business Stall Echo, Jr. Red Cross Rep. F.T.A., Tide Rep, Lab Service Squad, Volleyball lnlramurals KATHLEEN ESKRIDGE Treas. Lalin Honor Sociely, Leader's Club, G.O. Rep, Palelfe Club, Ar? Slaif Echo. Baslcelball lnlramurals L MADELYNN M. DRIMMER Business Manager Echo, Fragmenfs Fiction Edilor, Tide Feafure Edilor, Q Q Senior Play, P.A. Squad. G.O. Rep HELEN FARRY Q V. and Alfernale, Debaling Sociely. CBS -v L Forum Club, SBI. Crealive Wriling Club. Quill 81 Scroll, Orcheslra, Operella, Boosfers K. ALAN DULBERG ig IS 3 yrs. Baseball, Red Cross Rep JACK FARRY IS 05' A MELVYN FELDMAN L' ' THEODOR S. EHRMAN Assislanf Ar? Edilor Echo, Russian y - Club, French Honor Sociely ' F MEETING OF THE BREAKFAST CLUB '22 Si KAREN IRIS EISENBERG GO. Rep. Ar? Eclifor Echo, Chair- lady 6.0. Ari Commillee. Junior Prom Commillee, Soph Class Rep, 6.0. Dance Commillee, Boosfers, STRC, Carloonisr Tide, Lab Service Squad, lnlramural Sporls JONAS ELLENBERG Conceri Band, Marching gl Swing Band, Orcheslra, Operefla, Arisla. Spanish Honor Socieiy. Senior Council, Founder Key Club in L.B, and Member of Board of Direcfors sv' 'R rg ' fx U f-.. . rf' is O SIG- vo '11-nv I lf -1 T5 I nv- 5 if-a fl ROBERT L. FELL MARTIN FELTON Varsify Foolball, J.V. Baslcelball 31 Baseball, Science Club, Class Rep. 6.0. Rep, Operella ELLEN FIRST Cheerleaders, 6.0. Rep. 3 yrs., F.T.A., Volleyball lnlramuraIs,TraIfic Volleyball Inlramurals, Traffic Squad, Ticle, Maiorelles, Booslers ERIC FONER Pres. Arisla, Vice Pres. Malh Club, Tennis Team, Malh Team. 6.0. Rep, Vice Pres. Debaling Sociefy. Spanish Honor Sociefy, Band, Lab Service Squad BRIAN FORREST Boosfers, 6.0. Rep, Rifle Team, Senior Class Rep EDWARD NORMAN FRANK Varsily Baslcelball 8: Foolball, Soph Council Rep, Sec. llalian Honor Sociely JO-ANN FRANK French Honor Sociely, Leader's Club, F.T.A., Forum Club. Boosfers. Hall Duly EDNA FREEMAN Arisla, French Honor Sociely. Lil- erary Slall Echo, Ari Sfaff Frag- menls, Booslers 6ERALD FREEMAN 6.0. Rep, Treas. Hebrew Honor Sociefy, Boosler Council, Tide Rep JOAN FRIEDMAN Boosler Council, Chairlady Decoraf- ing Comrniflee, Dance Commillee, F.T.A., Senior Play, STRC, Tide, Traffic Squad, Hall Duly, Leader's Club 76 1 f A s wb '1-ix 5 J , 54 IE 1 as 'Q -W' 43- iv 0 i fe 15' 'FY ar 5 'sy' 5 N-I R K . . QA 'X 'Y tgp' ., , gn LAURENCE JAY FRIEDMAN 6.0. Rep, Proieclor Squad ALAN FRISCHER Frosh Eoolball 81 Basketball 8: Base- ball, J.V. Baseball, Varsify Baseball STEVEN R. FROUM ARLENE FUTERMAN F.T.A.. CBS JIM GARRISON G.O. Rep. Tide Rep, 6.0. Aller- nafe. Wresfling Team. Science Club MARVIN GECKER Sfage Crew, Soccer Team 77 BARRY J. GELLER Lalin Honor Sociely, Spanish Honor Sociely, 6.0. Rep, Senior Council Rep, G.O. Slore, Track, Sec. Key Club, Traffic Squad FRANCINE BETH G-ELLIS Booslers, Speech Club. 2 yrs. Vol- leyball Inframurals. Tide Typisf 2 yrs., Clerical Eclilor Echo, Organizer and Member CBS, Receplionisl' Missy Kugleman 1,2 .il 1 A fl 3 ff I-,Vi LJ , ffl! ' IIN Pie i4 T f ' ju DAVID GENSER ROGER GILL HMISQUOTES INC. Lv E' I 'Y I A.- 'CS' 'Q-I Q '1 Q X. 1 Q v -. .9 -J: W., 5,5 - . .L Pg '15 I ,vw . 3.5.3. f- - , as Us 'r v--1' S 'iv A in X 4 5 . 2 'V 3 Ni 'Nr EILEEN GILLAM RICHARD GIPSON LINDA GLASSER Tide Reporler 81 Rep. F.T.A., Senior Play, 6.0. Decorafing Commillee. Hall Duly, H.S. Office. Guidance Office, Boosfers BOB GLAZER Arisfa, Spanish Honor Sociely. Sfuclenl Adviser G.O., Traffic Squad JUDY GLINKENHOUSE Crealive Wriling, Echo, Tide. French Honor Sociely, Quill and Scroll PHYLLIS GOLDBERG Paleffe Club, Ari Sfaff Echo. French Honor Sociefy. CBS, A 1323 'Q x-V31Iiq?!gi?L Y Xi 'J iii! J Xffggfs-D RICHARD GOLDBERG Q J.v. a Fmsh a vmsiy Basketball. , Tide Reporler i, ' .I E' VALERIE GORDON Soccer ALLEN GOTTLI EB JOEL e-OTTESMAN QL I I kv Sv '95 .Q- 1 X- ARLENE GOTTLI EB SUSAN GOULD STRC, E.T.A., 2 yrs. Echo Business Siaff, Boosiers, Volleyball lniramurals J455'Gf A , 1 .L 1 f .T,LQ,:e.1,v' k 'b 14f.'y4li,d!jLg-,'f1f' if V fuel. - 44.65 CAROL GRAPSKI Organizer Sf Member CBS, Guid- ance Office, Boosfers LYNNE GREENE Boosiers, Speech Club, Forum Club, Debaiing Socieiy EDWARD GROSS Sfage Crew JOANIE GROSS Chairlady Boosiers, Welcoming Comm., Dance Comm., STRC, G.O. Rep 2 yrs, Soph, Jr. 81 Senior Council. Chairlady Enieriainmenf Comm., Sadie Hawkins Dance. Chairlady Publiciiy Senior Play, E.T.A.. G.O. Sfore 79 ANN HABER Pres. and organizer of Leader's Club, lnlramurals, G.O. rep., Soph. Maih. Conlesf, Concerl' Choir, French Honor Soc., Library Service Squad, Lab Service Squad LINDA HADER Boosier Council Rep. E.T.A., Vice Pres. Leader's Club, Volleyball 8: Baskeiball lniramurals I ,A KW C' IRA HAND Q i ft JEFF HAND ,- od' Chairman Boosiers, Track, Library V Siafl. Echo Siaff, Dance Com- Q, miffee, Senior Play l. ABOUT YOUR PROGRAM sr 8' i , f' ltr' 1' LJ Gy C . an our Q Y. Q C 1 We ,, ' G iff STEVE HASAPAGLOU Chemisiry Lab Squad, Soccer Team BRUCE HECKMAN STRC, French Honor Sociefy, Poefry Edifor Fragmenls, Edilorial 81 News Ediior Tide, Creafive Wriiing Club. Pres. Chess Club, G.O. Rep, Track. Wresiling GORDON HEDGPETH CAROL SUE HERSHON Vice Pres. 6.0.. Pres. STRC, Siu- denf Co-ordinafor of All Foreign Languages, Vice Pres. Soph Class. Arisla, French Honor Socieiy, Vice Pres. Russian Club, Empire Girls' Slaie, Color Guard, Senior Play. F.T.A., Opereiia, Cheerleader, Traf- fic Squad, Lab Service Squad, Tide. Jr. Council, Boosiers STU HERTZ Circulaiion Manager Tide, Quill X: Scroll, Jr. Council, Boosier Refresh- meni Comm.. Senior Play, Band. Wresfling CAROL HESSIAN CBS IRWIN J. HIRSCH JOSEPH W. HOFF Varsiiy Club, Varsify Track 4 yrs. RONALD HOFF ETH EL HOFFMAN Treas. G-.O., Vice Pres. F,T.A., Vice Pres. Hebrew Honor Socieiy, Ediior Tide, Treas. Quill 8: Scroll, Arisia. Lab Service Squad, Echo Business Siaff, Jr. X: Soph Councils, A+- fendance Office. Color Guard. Traffic Squad, G.O. Sfore, Senior Play, Maioreifes 1 -:F ' cv I Nj it 1 ie :P I' Ye, R' J Q I I . i mi ' 1 X .b ,- 21' qi 3 l x iw .,... if ,i are cfs , T ,Lf V 3 fn io' 1' 1 ,Q :WT na 1-uv 'r i 'Yu vu-Q .rf IRA HOROWITZ GARY HUDIS JOYCE lMMERGLUCK Spanish Honor Sociely, French Honor Sociefy, Arisla, Sec. Leacl- er's Club, F.T.A., Boosfers, Volley- ball and Baslcelball lnframurals, Dr, DiPaola's Office PETER JASEN Vice Pres. Pholography Club. Par- liamenlarian Debaling Sociely, Pho- 'rography Edifor Echo. Forum Club. 6.0. Rules Commilfee LINDA JASNOW Tide, H.S. Office, Volleyball infra- murals. Booslers. Hall Duiy. Forum Club, F.T.A. BETTE JOS ELL Ediforal. Sporfs, Publicily Ediiorship Tide. Ari Edifor Fraqmenis, G-.O. Rep 2 yrs., Spanish Honor Socieiy. Color Guard, Traffic Squad. Creaf- ive Writing Club, Sec. SBI, Senior Play TOBY KALB French Honor Sociely. F.T.A.. Echo Liferary Slaff, Booslers. Tide Rep. H.S. Office, Handbook, Sec. +o Mrs. Slulchberry HELLE KANGRO SANDRA HONEY KANTER Jr. Class Sec., Feafure Edilor Tide. Choir. G-.O. Welcoming Commif- 'ree, Senior Rep, Echo Business Siaff. Publicily Chairlady Senior Play, G.O. Dance Comm., Spanish Honor Sociely. French Honor Soci- eiy. Arisla, Booslers. Color Guard. Ailendance Office ALAN KAPLAN Varsily Foolball, Chess Club, La- cross MR. GRAFF DOESN'T MISS A TRICK S wa! '17 V 1-9 .- 0 f 'vs if N, ii ' 5 4-Q0 ac if 'V if 5' 5' N 'Wu Q-nf ,I in YW it BARTON KAPLAN Track. Pres. Forum Club. Vice Pres. Debafing Sociefy, Arisia. Lalin Honor Sociefy, Senior Play, Creal- ive Wrifing Club, Sluclenf Tuforing RAYMON D KA RTHAUS ANN KATZ CBS. Boosiers MARK KATZMAN Tide Business Manager. Science Club, Quill 81 Scroll, Traffic Squad. Plwoiograplny Club PHYLLIS KAUFMAN JUDY KENNEDY CBS HELENE JUDY KERNER Hebrew Honor Sociely, Traffic Squad, Boosfers, H.S. Office. Sec. Io Mrs. Sfufclwberry and Miss Kugleman, Library SI-IEPARD IRA KING NEIL HAMILTON KLEINMAN French Honor Sociefy. Maih Club, Forum Club, Radio Club, STRC, 6.0. Council, Science Club, Cam- era Club, Tide Ediiorialisi, Track Team, Lab Service Squad. Debaiing Socieiy, Chess Club HOWARD WILLIAM KREITMAN Track Team 82 3?- -fe ' W W ,Q J N in ' 'Qtr-sr 1 P 'A I .... .Z 4: S.: ALLAN KRIEGER Q Hebrew Honor Sociei' Golden 'P r A , , Y' , NICHOLAS LANZETTA 1 sf . Ayun Winner, Senior Rep. Tennis H B Av FJ 4 V1 'Bly' ,W I ' K i fix W 'X Po- -19 A-Mn 1 I H in Team BARBARA KRING F.T.A., Pres. Leader's Club. Boosfer, Library Slall JUDI LAINE Frosln G-,O. Re FNA, Senior Prom Commiliee HENRY H. LANCASTER ROBERT LANDAU Varsify Soccer, Forum Club, Debaiing Socief Y Chess Club, Sporis Eclilor Tide Liierary Sfaff Echo. G-.O. Rep, Sen: :or Play, Lab Service Squad Sc' . I- ence Club. Band. Orclwesfra. Quill and Scroll HARRIET LANGSTEIN Palefie Club, Echo, F.T.A.. Maior- eiies. Boosfers, Leader's Club 83 p, Booslers, Pres. Capt Varsify Track, BETH LAPKIN ROSLYN LAUFGRABEN Edilor-inecluiel Fragmenls. Lilerary Ediior Echo. Arista, Hebrew Honor Sociely, Crealive Wriling Club. Ediforial 81 News Edifor Tide. Sec. Malin Club, Publiciiy Direclor L.l. Science Congress. G.O. Rep SU SAN LAZARU S French Honor Socieiy. Spanish Honor Socieiy. SBI, Tide, Forum Club HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 'Ryfi ji 1 , Mix ' 1. ll' 6' Gb- .,.... N 'Q' 'B S' EUGENE LEONARD LEWIS BENITA LERIN 1 3 qs ps -TG -1-gr x Q ap- , ll? l JOEL DLEBOWITZ V. T FTA.. Honor Choir, Chrisfmas Chess Club' AHST5 ,flyl , Concerl, Senior Play, Spanish Hon- fll' d,- or Sociely Rjl ' C SHELLY LEVITT Echo Business Sfaff, Sec, Booslers, Big Sisler, Refresh. Comm., Boosler CY GUM LEE Council, Jr, 81 Senior Councils, Sec. CBS lo Mrs. Schullz, Program Comm. for Senior Play, Head of Dec. Comm. Sadie Hawlcin's Dance, Execulive Comm., F.T.A. STEPHEN KENNETH LEE Echo Ari Sfaff, Hebrew Honor Sociely, Key Club PETER LEHRER Science Club, Malh Club, Chess Team ALLEN LElCl'-lT Concerl Choir, Opereila, Senior Play, Echo Sfafi, Tide Ediior, Frag- menls Edilor, Hebrew Honor So- ciely, Crealive Wriling Club, Chess Cub +I ' .. Arisla, 6.0. Rep, French Honor Sociely, Key Club, Senior Play. Band, Swing Band, Orchesfra, Var- sify Eooiball, Track MARTIN LIEBMAN Orcheslra, Chess Club 1 '. X , I U Z , K. 1 , 4 lf ' Tm rf V 4 - '.1 xf W , 1-1 ' l ' I I ' ' 4' y' i nr' 1 I 1 ff' i HELEN UGHTSTONE ETA., CBS, Traffic Squad. Hall Duly, Tide Rep, Boosler Council, Sec. lor Teacher, Senior Play, Deco- ralion Comm. 'lor Sadie Hawlrin's Dance ,. f Hx .ig 'C fy' 'S Q I 1 ff T? T 'C'? INEZ LTTROFF Treas. E.T.A., Arisfa, STRC, Spanish PATRTCK JOSEPH JAMES LYNCH STRC, CBS, Jr. gr Senior Rep, G.O. Rep, Traffic Squad, Boosfers, Capf. Honor Sociefy, G.O. Rep, Boosfer J, MYRNA BETH LITTMAN 'f 'T Traffic Squad, Tide Rep, Sec. for 'Y Teacher ii si ' 'Q Q ROBERT LOONIN in Service Squad, Lab Service Squad, Science Cfub, Red Cross Rep SUSAN ESTHER LOWENTHAL Q 0.0. Rep, Head G.O. Refresh. Comm., Boosfers, Traffic Squad, Q Treas, F.T.A.. Pres. F.T.A.. Sec. for Mrs. Becker 1 hs A S ALAN IRA LUBOW Senior Councif, Jr. 81 Senior Prom Comm., Varsify Wresfling 81 Soccer - Q m7ffi2ZAfieff2 if 'If Xfffdffff i-L 'r LINDA Luaovv CBS, Boosfers Cruid-ance Squad, 6,5 IVKKLC' gffffff' , fa ' , ,P SK K S i 77 ' A I A 4, cg ,xQf!Ct',yLfLL K5 ffff-1' .gcuelffd X 3 fr f S 415 Basfcefbalf, Erosh Eoofbali, Track ELLEN DOROTHY MALAMUD Varsify Cheerinq, Concerf Choir, Senior Piay, Traffic Squad, Boosf- ers, G.O. Rep, Soph Sf Jr Councils SUSAN MANUEL Pres. Lafin Honor Sociefy, Arisfa, Jr. Red Cross, Tide Sfaff, Boosfers SUSAN MARGOLIS ENA, Paieffe Cfub, Arisfa. Mafh Club, French Honor Sociefy, Echo Arf Sfaff, Tide, Boosfers MEETTNG OF THE MINDSl M A,- 'C x ,A A ' , -P. x 1 1 !. 5 , f Q--9 wa J S 'T .'L L Lnkf Lf! fn, D JANET MARKOWITZ French Honor Sociefy, Arisfa, Cre- LYNNE MCCAULEY Assislanl Lilerary Edifor Echo. f at alive Wrillnq Club, Main Club. Arisla, Sec. of Lafin Honor Sociefy. Forum Club, Science Club, Band, F.T.A., Spanish Honor Sociely. Or- Sec. of Bond, Orclneslra, Swing CI1e5I'ra,InI'ramuraISpOrI'5 Band 'E' .N NORMAN BRUCE MARSHAK LAWRENCE MERI- Qamera Qlub, ASS, Phofoqrapher Frosh Baseball, J.V. 8: Varsify ' for ECI-IO Baseball -7 .1 I' ff ' I Y 10 .1 TIMOTHY 'MYER GLORIA MESSING V 5f'3:: '5' Qi-,m 2 MARILYN SANDRA MAZUR PAUI- ALAN MEYER5 Flencll Honor SOCIEIYI I-'faders Vice Pres. Arisfa, Jr. Class Rep 5 Club' JV- Red Cross Rep, Echo Varsily Wreslling 8: Soccer, Track Business Shall, Spanislw Honor So- Rifle defy, Booslers Q 5 ANTHONY MCCANN VIRGINIA MORRISON L- Forum Club, G.O. Rep 86 we 'Q it '7 I 1 f '5 5.-cf +- 1 27 s an 1 Q' 4 ish' 7' -1 K STANLEY MOSKOWITZ J.V. Basketball 81 Baseball, Varsily Tennis X: Traclc GERALD NADLER Senior Play, Operella ANGELA NAGLlERl CBS, Maiorelles 2 yrs. MARY NEUSTEIN F.l',A., STRC, Allendance Office. Red Cross Rep. GLO. Rep EILEEN NEWMARK Frencln Honor Sociely, llalian Hon- or Society Concerl Choir, Boosfers MlCHAEL NOWAK Trees. Mallw Club, l-lislorian 81 G-.O. Rep ol Forum Club, Senior Council, Arl Slafl Echo, Tide Rep, Senior Play, Varsily Foolball RlCl'lARD GARY ORNSTEIN 6.0. Rep, Boosler Rep. Varsily Wreslling 81 Baseball MAUREEN O'Sl'lEA PNA, CBS, Sporfs lnlramurals WILLIAM P. O'SHEA DANTE PAGANINI WATCH THOSE CALORIES, COUNCILMANI Q 'TD ' x s 'Q 39-w 'X eh.. ff'- 6 u 5? X, 1 M 1 , w s I ,,. '-I 0- LINDA PALATIN Edilorhin-chief Echo, Vice Pres. Forum Club, Treas. Spanish Honor Sociefy, Sec. Debafing Sociefy. Crealive Wriiing Club, Arisia. French Honor Sociely, Library Serv- ice Squad, C5.0. Rep for Forum Club BARBARA PALMIERI Organizer 81 Pres. CBS MARIA PANZA CBS, lralian Honor Sociefy, English Deparlmenf Office, Hislory Deparfe men? Oifice, Affendance Office SHELLY PAPPO Vice Pres. Spanish Honor Sociefy. Arisia, F.T.A., FNA, Treas. Soph 8: Senior Class, Jr. Prom Comm., Color Guard, Lab Service Squad, Traliic Squad, Senior Play, Briga- doon, G.O. Rep, Swing Show, Head Maioreiie RICHARD PEPPERMAN Echo Ari Sfaff, J.V. Baseball RACHELLE PESSO Founder 81 Pres. FNA, French Hon- or Sociefy, Pres. 8: Recording Sec. Jr. Red Cross Council, Echo Life- rary Slaff, Sec. Io Mrs. Siuichberry and Mrs. Schulfz, Healfh Office. Prop Manager Senior Play, Tide Rep, Booslers BOB PHILLIPS Hall Monifor, Rifle Team MEL POLLACK Malh Club, Science Club, Lab Service Squad, Forum Club, Debaf- ing Sociefy, Track Team RICHARD POLLACK Traffic Squad, Baseball, Wresfling PHIL POLONET Arisfa, French Honor Sociefy . S Na B51 - QT NJ '8- MARILYN PORYLES Q Red Cross Rep. 6.0. Rep. -5 va ,T -'1 .XXX ' as 47 'L -5 Sa we K' if 'bv' Booslers JUDITH POST FTA. PNA, Pres. 0rcheslra, Re- porfer and Carloonisl Tide, 6.0. Pxdverlisinq Comm., Senior Class Advertising Comm., Allendance 0Tlico, Chrislmas Concerl. Hall Duly, 6.0. Rep, Booslers PAUL PRAGER Key Club, Hebrew Honor Sociely. Malh Club, Pholoqraphy Club, Science Club, Booslers. Phofog for Echo MERYL PRICE French Honor Sociely, Tide, F.T.A.. 6.0. Dec. Comm., Dance Comm.. Booslers, STRC, Senior Play, Traffic Squad, Leaders Club, RA. Squad DOLORES RAINONE J.V. Cheering, Capl, Var. Cheerinq. Honor Choir, Traffic Squad, Jr. Class Rep, Tide Reporler, Senior Council, Boosiers. ETA., Volleyball lnframurals, Operella IRWIN RARPARORT Hebrew Honor Sociely, Baseball NANCY REINER RICHARD REISBER6 Jr. Class Pres., Varsily Wresfling and Capt. 6.0. Rep, Big Brofher. Booslers, Soph Council RALPH ROBBlN 6.0. Rep 3 yrs. Wreslling, Choir. 6.0. Head of Relresh. Comm., Band FLORA ROLNICK Tide News Edilor, Quill and Scroll, Color 6uard, Arisla, French Honor Sociely, Spanish Honor Sociely. 6.0, Dance Comm., 6.0, Rep. Ivlaiorelles, Booslers, Jr. Council Rep, ETA., Arlendance Office, Hall Duly, Traffic Squad, Youlh in 6ov r. Day, R- .ggvr K., ' Q i X S SO THATS WHERE THEY MAKE THE STUFF 85 -ev T7 Wu I ff' Q 1 I JN KAREN ROSEN Frencn Honor Sociely, F.T.A., Echo Lilerary Shall. Concerl Choir, Swing Snow, Operella, Boosiers BARRY ROSENBERG Trees. Pnoioqrapliy Club, Varsily Wresllinq, Lalin Honor Sociely KAREN ROS EN BERG Sec. Soph Class, Jr. Council, 6.0. Rep, Maioreffe, Cheerleader. Boosl- er, Volleyball lnframurals NEAL ROSENTHAL PHILIP ROTGIN A Arisla, Hebrew Honor Sociely. A Varsify Soccer CAROL ROTTMAN F.T.A., Palelie Club, Senior Coun- cil, Echo Ari Slaff, Booslers JUSTIN RUBIN Hebrew Honor Sociely. Track, La- crosse Club RAYMONDE RUDEN CPS Organizer 8: Trees.. lnframural Sporfs WILLIAM RUSSO Trees. Ifalian Honor Sociefy, Key Club, Pres. H.S. Band, Dance Band. Opereiia, Foolball, Wreslling ROSEMARIE RYAN CBS. Majoreife 90 !'5 1 are A n s '-kat ku I -J Mir Q' if as Q VV, CG la -Il bv rv u LAWRENCE SAMUELS Mafh Club, Traffic Squad, Varsiiy Baslcefball Team Manager PHYLLIS SAPIRSTEIN Arisfa, Edifor-in-chief Tide, French Honor Sociefy, Spanish Honor So- ciefy, STRC, F.T.A.. Ouill 81 Scroll. Healfh Office. Boosfer Council, Color Guard NEAL SCHATZ TED SCHIFFMAN Science Club, Hall Dufy, Varsify Rifle Team, Capfain Rifle Team RONALD SCHILLER Debafing Sociefy, Film Club rx V I 1 xv Q. L- .+ if I w ,WV I' ' 'rf . ,' . 1- A l , .. ,.. 1 rj . T' T I I. . X ', i. DORIS SCHIRTZE ' I i,,' css f, - ' J, Y JSA , ' 5 .l iiivli N. , uf X- ' K. MICHAEL DAVID SCHREIBMAN Band, Rifle Team CAROL SCHULTZ Treas. lfalian Honor Sociefy. Pres. lfalian Honor Sociefy. Sec. for Teacher, F.T.A., Boosfer Council, Hall Dufy, Traffic Squad. Senior Play, Decorafion Comm., Sadie l'lawlcin's Dance, Big Sisfer ROBERT SCHWARTZ French Honor Sociefy, Band. Wresflinq, Tennis SUSAN SCHWARTZ Arisfa, Sec. Spanish Honor Sociefy. French Honor Sociefy, Mafh Club, Humanifies Course, Jr. Xe Senior Council Rep, Color Guard. Traffic Squad, Capf. J.V. Cheering, Varsify Cheering, Booslers. lnframurals DID YOU HEAR? I GOT ACCEPTED ? 'J :n-- fs pg ,G if eff K-,I O 56 Q1 E a.. ib 1 JOYCE SEAY CBS ROBERT EDWARD SEGAL Forum Club, Arista, Spanish Honor Sociefy, Capl. Debafing Sociely, Parliamenlarian G.O., Senior Play ABRAHAM SEIMAN Arisla, Spanish Honor Sociely, He- brew Honor Sociely, Malh Club, Chess Club LYNNE SERPER Spanish Honor Sociefy, Sec. Lab Squad, H.S. Office, Traffic Squad. Band, Orcheslra, Booslers KENNETH SHAPIRO Echo Sfaff. Tide Reporier. Boosfer Council, Chai r m a n Welcoming Comm., Dance Comm.. Senior Play. . . O Senior Council, G.O. Rep, G. . Hendboolr, Wresfling ELAINE SIEGAL Tide, Hall Dufy, G.O. Rep. Major- efle, Booslers JAY SIEGEL Arisla, Science Club. Mafh Club. Film Club, Echo Ari Slaff PAUL SIEGEL Science Club, Camera Club SUSAN SIEGEL F.T.A., Echo Business Sfaff, Greal Boolcs Club. Traffic Squad, 6.0. Rep, G.O. Dance Comm., Boosfers, J. V. 8: Varsily Cheering, lnframural Volleyball AUDREY SILVER Hall Du'ry, Traffic Squad, Senior Play, Booslers, Decoraiion Comm. Sadie Hawkin's Dance 92 V4 rs lf ll 1' 'll I T Y, Q ci. vu S ' 2 : I. .14 , -,JV . C 3 ,, ENID SIMON F.T.A., Ouill 81 Scroll, Business Sfaff, Echo, Adverfising Manager Tide. Sec. Home Economics Deparfmenf. Boosfers SYLBERTA SIMON GEOFFREY SMALL Arisfa, SBI, French Honor Sociefy. Hebrew Honor Sociefy, Science Club VIOLA SMITH MARTHA SOKOLOWICZ Assisfanf Edifor-in-chief Echo. Pres. French Honor Sociefy, Hebrew Honor Sociefy, Arisfa, Sec. and Trees. Forum Club, Creafive Wrif- ing Club, Frosh 81 Jr. Council. Traffic Squad, Orchesfra ILENE JOY SPECHT Vice Pres. Italian Honor Sociefy. Paleffe Club, Tide Sfaff, English Office, Hisfory Office, Greaf Books Club, G.O. Rep, Jr. Council Alfer- nafe, Traffic Squad, Hall Dufy. Senior Play, Boosfers PAUL SPIEGEL Proiecfor Squad. Sfage Crew PETER STEIN Forum Club, Special Dramafics HARVEY LAWRENCE STEINBER6 Arisfa. Hebrew Honor Sociefy, French Honor Sociefy, Forum Club ELAINE STEINBERGER Arisfo. Spanish Honor Sociefy. French Honor Sociefy Treas. Forum Club, Creafive Wrifing Club, SBI, Tide Sfaff, Boosfers ATTENTION! TICKETS ON SALE A :ff ni 1, 1 . 9 , ?' 0 T THE C5.0. STORE fi' 55 . if-J 1. v ., '::7 v 'Cf G. 5 H l ,1 CAROL STEINBRECHER F.T.A., Parliamenfarian. G.O. Rep, Boosler Council. Senior Prom Comm., lnlramural Volleyball JOSEPH STELLA Ifalian Honor Sociery. Traffic Squad. Boosiers. Foolball ROBERT STERN Frosh Baskeiball, J.V. 81 Varsify Baslcefball DIANNE STONE F.T.A., SBI, French Honor Sociefy. Boosfers DARRYL STROMBERG Pres. Senior Class. Key Club, Varsi- fy Club. Frosh Fooiball 81 Baslref- ball, Varsify F o o f b a l l, Varsily Wresrling, J.V. Baslcerball LEON SUTTON French Honor Socieiy. Lafin Honor Sociely. Arisfa, Science Club, Maih Club, Radio Club. Marching and Concerr Bands, Wreslling AMY TANNENBAUM French Honor Sociely. Halian Hon- or Socieiy, STRC, Speech Club. G.O, Rep. Boosfer LARRY TA RAB ROBERT TARAB MYRNA TAUBER Jr. Council, Guidance Office, Boosfers, Volleyball lnlramurals. Sec. 'fo Teacher Tide 94 'Az lr If ., Fw. 1 2 S-1 3. ui' 64 HENRY MARTIN TINNIRELLO LAWRENCE TROY LAWRENCE TYDINGS Presidenf Key Club. Vice Pres. French Honor Socieiy, Arisia. Var- sity Soccer. Dance. Marching and Concerf Band ROBERT VERMUT Arisla. Spanish Honor Sociefy. Bowling Team, Science Club. Rifle Team. Maih Club and Team. Jr. ancl Senior Council MABEL VITKOWSKI CBS CHERYL M. VOGT Library Sfaif. Jr. Auxiliary for aid of reiarded children. Lab Service Squad 2 yrs. Souih Nassau Science Congress 'Comma Affendance Of- fice Sfaff 95 ROBERT WALTON Ass. Coach Rifle Teapj, Rifle Team 4 yrs. ...ff I A - -ffwrfvl ' STUART WANUCK Arisia, Spanish Honor Sociefy. Science Lab Service Squad. Tide Reporfer. Science Club, Hall Dufy ff' N, dliocfff rf T' 1 ,4,afC.fQ QM RUSSELL WAYNE French Honor Socieiy. Spanish Hon- or Sociely. Russian Club. Lab Service Squad. Hall Duiy. Big Brofher. Track Team 1 JACQUELINE WEBER CBS AHHH, WE CAN BREATHE AGAIN. i we sz, J U Sir SANDI WEISS Palefle Club, Echo Ari Slaff, Tide, Forum Club, Boosfers WILLIAM WELCH Swing Band, Band, Orchesfra, Oper- effa. 6.0. Rep, Hall Duly LORIN WELS Varsily Tennis Team 2 yrs, Varsify Rifle Team 3 yrs, Hall Dufy RONA WEXLER Tide, Echo, Boosfers, Lab Service Squad, F.T.A. RICHARD WHITEHEAD Forum Club, Science Club, Lab Service Squad 5. , GENE WILLIAMSON Foofball. Traclc, Swing Show BARBARA WINTER Q Soph and Junior Red Cross Coun- cil, Maflw Club. Traffic Squad, 6.0. - X Rep. R DAVID WOLF , I I 5. ' Irv , I MIKE WORAM Foofball 3 yrs, Soplw Council MICHAEL YANKANICH Capf. Eoofball, Wresllinq and Bas- A Icefball Teams, CI'iar+er Member of ' bv ' if Key Club, Varsify Club, Senior .. 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Martha Sokolowitz Larry Tydings Joni Caplow Elaine Steinberger Dr. Alda Pizzingcr A PHI DELTA SORORITY Pnxvident - Ilene Specht Secretary - Helen Lightstone Vice Prvsidvnt - Karen Rosenberg Tl'!'d.fU7'l'l' - Amy Tannenbaurn I I IllIllllllllllllllIllllllllll-I'lYl'I'lIl1IMl'I'l-'I lllllllll I I I I I I I Illlllw I I I I I I lllrlll lbllllll llllllll lllllllll lliil BOOSTERS '59 JOAN GROSS, JEFF HAND Co-Chairmen SHELLY LEVITT Secretary Senior Booster Council ITALIAN HONOR SOCIETY CAROL SCHULTZ President ILENE SPECT Vice President BILLY RUSSO Treasurer EDDI E FRANK Secretary SHERIDANS President - MARIA PANZA Secretary - JUDY KENNEDY Vice President - ROSEMARY RYAN Treasurer -- CHERYL VOGT IMIVIwKIHIHIHINIINIINIINIII I IIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIKIIINIUINININIIIIIIIHIHI I I I I I I I I I IWIMI I I IHIMIM UlmlulwllllllwlwllllulxllwlullxlMIMINI I I I IIIIllIlll11I11II1IIIIIlllll1IIIKIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIHIllllll1II1IIllIllIIIIllIIlIIIIIlIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I I ll lllllillllllllllllll Il Il llllllllll I ll I ll lllllll LIDO DRUG CO., INC. 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Y. lllllll Illll ll ll ll Ill llllllllbll Ill Illll IIHIHIHIIHIHINIIINIHIIIIIIINIINIIlllllllll llllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllll RECREATION COUNCIL Prexiderzt - DOLORES RAINONE Secretary - JANE ROSENBERG Vice President - RICHIE REISBERG Treasurer - TERRY MURPHY JIM MCCABE Ellen First Jack Bulkley Carl Blum Michelle Stone Michael Star Maurice Pappo Iris Geffner Biddie Costigan Alecia Brooke Eddie Beck Grace Walstein Andrea Held Gail Levin Arlene Falk Irma Gordon Sherry Kestenbaum Bob Bender Monica Gilbert Artie Weiss Jane Westheimer Barry Dickler Sheila Burger Liz Rosenberg Judy Rushug Arlene Gallin Linda Silverman CHEERLEADERS VARSITY ELLEN FIRST ELLEN MALAMUD DOLORES RAINONE SUSAN SCHWARTZ fSr. SUSAN BLUESTONE SUSAN RAPPEL IJOTTY COHEN ARLENE JGALLIN JANE ROSENBERG SUSAN FALCOFF 7 jUNIOR VARSITY SUSAN SGHWARTZ C.Ir.J MARILYN SCHWARTZ JANE WESTHEIMER PAT FISHER DIANE DEFRANZA JUDY WEISSMAN KAREN FLOREA JANE ADLER llllllllllllllllll ll I I llllllllll I lllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll nunu llllll IlllllltllllllllllIIlIIlllllllllllllllilllllll in lllllllHIllllllllllIllllllllIlllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllll lllllllllllll llulul llllllllllllIllIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllillll SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY President - PERRY BRODIE Vice President - SHELLY PAPPO MATH CLUB President - JACK DIAMOND Vice President - ERIC FONER Secretary-Treasurer - BOB FELL Secretary - CHARLOTTE DRECHSLER CLUB FOR BUSINESS STUDENTS President - BARBARA PALMARI T7'ea,fu1'er - SHERRY LIPTON Vice President - MAUREEN O'SHAY FORUM CLUB G.O. Representative -- LYNN SERPER pnjident Q BOB SEGAL Vice President f LINDA PALATIN Secretary-Treasurer - MARTHA SOKOLOWITZ lllllllllllll ARISTA Philip Rotgin Phyllis Saperstein Susan Schwartz Robert Siegal Jay Siegel Abe Sieman Geoffrey Small Martha Sokolowicz Harvey Steinberg Elaine Steinberger Carol Strauss Daryl Stromberg Larry Tydings Robert Vermut Stuart Wanuck Edna Freeman Murray Attie Steve Austin Leon Sutton President H ERIC FONER Vice President - PAUL MEYERS Treasurer H JACK DIAMOND Secretary - DONNA COHEN Parliamentarian - SAM COHEN Adviser - 'Skip' Walrath SENIOR MEMBERS Inez Litroff Sandra Kanter Barry Dickler Robert Fell Lloyd Cymrot Ann Chatzinoff Ronald Badamo Ph llis B u - - Adele o en Paul Meyers Linda Palatin Shelly Pappo Phil Polonet Flora Rolnick Allan Carlton Martin Cohen Samuel Cohen Donna Cohn George Costigan Jack Diamond Jonas Ellenberg Eric Foner Robert Glazer Carol Hershon Irvin Hirsch Ethel Hoffman Joyce Immergluck Helle Kangro Barton Kaplan Roslyn Laufgraben Eugene Lewis Susan Mandel Janet Markowitz Lynn McCauley Susan Brett Perry Brodie IllIIIlllHIVIIlllPIIlllVlllllllllllllllrlilllllKIIVIIVIIHIHlllllllllllllllllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll IIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPIINIIHllllllllllllllllltllllll Naturally, We Wish Us The Best Congratulations to the Class of 1959 1 2-7 lllllilllllllllllll llll JUNIOR HADASSAH Prffsidfizt - IRENE BAROUH Vice President - MADDIE BROWN Secretary - FRAN GELLIS Treasurer INEZ LITROFF 12-5 W Z X A X 4 TO THE FUTURE I 'IZ-3 Is Vacating Its Present Location. Our New Address will be The World CAMERA CLUB President - IRWIN HIRSCH Vice President - PETER JASEN D.C. - IRA HOROWITZ Sec.-Treas. - BARRY ROSENBERG GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES 1 2-6 CLASS 12-9 I ll ll Il Illl llllllllllllllllll Illllllllllll I IINIINIHIHIHIllllllllllllHIHIHIHIllIllllIIHIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII Il IIIIIIIII IKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE MR. Duaow - DR. SHANKER - MRS. BECKER - MR. soLoD BUT WE FINALLY MADE IT!!! Ronald Schiller Doris Schirtzer Michael Schreibman Carol Schultz Robert Schwartz Susan Schwartz Joyce Seay Robert Segal Abraham Seiman Lynn Serper Kenneth Shapiro Elaine Siegal jay Siegel Paul Siegel Susan Siegel Audrey Silver Enid Simon Sylberta Simon Geoffrey Small Viola Smith Martha Sokolowicz Ilene Specht Paul Spiegel Peter Stein Harvey Steinberg Elaine Steinberger Carol Steinbrecher Joseph Stella Robert Stern Dianne Stone In Memory llllllllllll of THE CLASS OF 'I959 I I2-I We Hate To See Y0uGo... fha hal 9-1 9-2 9-4 9-6 9-7 9-8 9-9 9-10 9-1 1 We, Graduate? So What Else Is New? I2-2 Graduation: The Pause That Refreshes 'I2-4 100 Latencsses I 1 Detention Right, Mr. Adler? I2-8 'I2-'I0 LAST BUT NOT LEAST Illllllllllllllllll I I I I I I I Ill lllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllIIlIIlIIIIIII Ill Secretary HEBREW HONOR SOCIETY Geoffrey Small - President Gerald Freeman - Treasurer Stephen Lee - Secretary Harvey Steinberg Philip Rotgin Abraham Seiman Paul Prager Ethel Hoffman Roslyn Laufgraben Paul Bender Martha Sokolowicz Allen Kreiger Gerald Nadler jack Diamond Allan Leicht Lloyd Cymrot Susan Lowenthal justin Rubin FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President SUSAN LOWENTHAL Vice President SUSAN BRETT Treasurer INEZ LITROFF Recording Secretary ROCHELLE LANDESMAN Corresponding Secretary MARIE SGHEER llll llllllllllllllllllllll KEY CLUB President LARRY TYDINGS Vice President STEVE HOCHSCHULER Treasurer PETER ROMANOFSKY BARRY GELLER LATIN HONOR SOCIETY Per Aspera Ad Astra President STEVE AUSTIN Vice Prexident ALAN CARLTON Treasurer KATHLEEN ESKRIDGE Secretary LYNNE MCCAULEY Adviser MR. MARGOLIES DR. ABRAM FRIEDMAN DR. IIIIIllIllII1IIIl Ill llll Ill IIIII Illll I IIIIIIIIIII I PROFESSIONAL PAGE ATTORNEYS MAX SOKOLOFF LEO SOLOMON ZIMMERMAN AND POPPER CAHN AND MACKSTON VOGEL, VOGEL AND FREMONT ACCOUNTANTS HIRSCHBERG AND COHEN PFEFFER AND FEIT JOSEPH ROSS CHIROPODIST-PODIATRIST SCHWARTZ AND STOLLER LABORATORIES BEACH MEDICAL ARTS LABORATORY OPTOMETRISTS DR. HAROLD DANIELS DR. N, ROSENTHAL DR. EDWARD STEINBERG DENTISTS DR. LEON BARUS DR MELVIN HOROWITZ DR, BARNET .IASEN DR GUIDO CORRIERO DR. MILTON KIMMELMAN DR MELVIN FOX IDR. STANLEY MILLER DR BERTRAM GERZOG DR. EDWARD C. SHURE DR. JOSEPH H. GOLDBERG MILTON HARRIS I I I I I I I I I I I DR DR IRVING TASH PETER REILLY GE 2-5000 STATE BANK OF LONG BEACH 39 Wesl Park Avenue LONG BEACH, N. Y. Member Federal Deposil Insurance Cooperalion Now You Can Bank By Mail We are as near as your nearesl Mailbox New Gcncral Tires - Recapping Foreign Car Sizes GRASSLAND FUEL CORP Batteries GE 2-0133 J. AND J. MILES RUBBER CO. 561 Long Beach Boulevard Long Beach, New York GE 2-0561 Serving our Graduates For Three Generations IlllllllllllllllllllllHIHlllllllllllll1IllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllI lllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ll ll lllllllllllllllllll lllllllllll LEAVITT. SPOONER 8: CO. Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange - INVESTMENTS H 84 E. Park Ave. Telephone Long Beach GE 1-6000 Buy a Share in America CHIN Q LAI Chinese Hand Laundry 273 W. Park Ave. Long Beach, N. Y. Phone GE 2-1039 LAUREL LUNCHEONETTE 300 W. Park Ave. Rush in and get out fast with our school specials GE 2-6724 LAUREL FLOOR COVERING, INC. 265 W. Park ' Shades Long Beach, N. Y. Floor Covering GECKER'S LUNCHEONETTE AND STATIONERY 207 W. Park Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF HITTLEMAN'S Long Beach, N. Y. COWLES ASSOCIATES, INC. Insurance - Real Estate 340 West Park Avenue Long Beach, New York RITA'S Sportswear - Dresses - Accessories Junior Deb 280-284 W. Park GE 2-2490 Long Beach, N. Y. 2-9272 Good Luck, Seniors JAHN'S 267 W. Park Ave. Long Beach, L. I. BUTLER FRENCH CLEANERS 19 East Park Ave. GE 1-3380 1IIIIIIIllI1llllIHllVllIIllIVIllllIlIllllllllIHIlIIIIIIIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlIllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllll llllllllllllllIIIVIlllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of I959 - - - Long Beach Boos'I'ers All! We Thank You For Your Pa+ronage, And Look Forward To Serving You Through The Years. LONG BEACH MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION AND LONG BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MR. MEADOW BROOK SIENIJS BEST WISHES FOR SULIQIRSS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 fhe :rational bank lVI1'111bm'rs Fl'dl'I'Zll Dvposit Ir1sl11'uI1c'c' Cf01'pm'uti0n IIIIIIINIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIllllillllllllIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIIllIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS OF THE SCHOOL PHYSICIANS MURlEL'S Fa.vlzi0n.v to Fit all Pockvtx Drvsscs H Sportswear Altvrations dom- on Premises 225 XV. Park Avv. 6475 E. Park Ave. THE SPINNING WHEEL 250 E. Pzxrk Ave. N1-xt to vv1lldb2lllIll.S 191112.11 in Importer! and Domextic Yarn NETELL'S BAKE SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF MALIBU SHORE CLUB 1,1110 BEACH IIIUIWIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll I I I I IIIllIlI1Il1I I1I11I41I1lI11I1ll1IIilIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIlIl1Il1I1lI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l1II1IlHIl1I11I11I1lIlIlIIIl1Il1I11I11I I I I I I I I F. M. O'ROURKE. INC. Hardware Houseware Paints Plumbing Supplies Main Store 917 West Beech St. GE 2-6161 East End Store 669 East Park Ave. GE 2-5490 GREENBERGFS PAINT AND HARDWARE 20 E. Park Avenue Long Beach, N. Y. GE 2-0096 LONG BEACH SEED CO. Ifvrrylhing for the Garden Garden Supplies - Top Soil - Evergreens William Carncvale - Attio Musacchio 670 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, N. Y. MAN-LOW Photographers To The Entire Family For All Occasions 42 W. Park Ave. GEneral 1-3010 GE 2-9872 joseph Genduso, Prop Air Conditioned MAGIC BEAUTY SALON The Home of Permanent Waves and Hair Coloringv 58 East Park Avenue Long Beach, N. Y Compliments of KANTOR'S GE 2-0367 LIBERTY CLEANING 85 DYEING CO. Quality Cleaners of Garmentx Also Rugs 0 Drapes 0 Slip Covers 40 E. Park Avenue Long Beach. L. I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE sENloRs IACK BROOKE'S RESTAURANT I 142 WesI' Beech S+ree'I' Chinese-Amercan Food GE 2-9429 Dancing Weekends I I I I I I I IllI1lI1lI1I11l11l11l11l11l11l1Il1Il I I I I I I I I I I I I I IllIIIIIlII1lI1l11l1IlHlIIlllll1ll1l1llIIlI1II1l11l1II I I I I I I I I I I IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlIIlIIIIIllllIllllllllllllllllll I I I I I I I I I I IlI I I I I I I I I I I I I I REGULAR DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION OF LONG BEACH Phillip B. Kohut, Iixccutivz' Jblvmbffr DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE CITY OF LONG BEACH DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF LONG BEACH, INC. Myron Fields, President WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF LONG BEACH, INC. Cccillc Kollisch, Pnnvidmzt YOUNG DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF LONG BEACH Alan Maisel, President COMPLIMENTS OF THE LONG BEACH REPUBLICAN CLUB JOHN V. SCADUTO, Prfxidmzt JOSEPH F. CARLINO, Exvcutizw' Mrmbrr JUNE 1959 FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Name NYANH Ezra 1.1 ttmful ..... can Me 01.mNau,. law:-1 Address CQ 0 fffalqf-19' ..... 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