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

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' 'f- 5.62 .Jil ' if .s v W and they wearied of signs of pictures of disorganized sounds they searched tor something stable a foundation on which to build they pondered and struggled Ul l til the alphabet was born man suddenly loosened from his bonds free to speak and write forming Words creating phrases communication without reservation theories ideologies preserved until eternity man and meditation forever in tribute indebted toasimpleA...B...C 't1tfYtIit ' ,let will 'fill 'A-lm - El? zs or 1 'li ll' null, Tm: All lfgmyll II' ll , TI ' Lllliiillll v ii llll gf I TRATIO In language, the alphabet is the fundamen- tal rudiment from which totally successful methods of communication have been de- rived. To achieve the ultimate goals, Long Beach High School also needs a backbone of strength and leadership. Because of the sincere interest and meaningful assistance that our Administration has offered, each in- dividual in the senior class has been given the opportunity to grow to the fullest of his rsrtr t 'E My dear Graduates, It gives me distinct pleasure to extend congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of 1965. Each class, like each in- dividual, is unique. Lasting impressions are garnered in high school by each student and will last a lifetime. As graduates you have individually and collectively established creditable records of participation and scholarship in a broad spectrum of endeavor. As students you approach life's great school knowing these experiences will fortify and comfort you. The future promises to be a challenge. At the same time pros- pects are most encouraging. I am certain that the new life faced by each of you as graduates will be rewarding and pleasant. Most sincerely Earl F. Soper, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Earl F. Soper, capacities. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joseph A. Kuhn, Associate Superintendent of Schools w!5f5? f 7 Wsjgfyry Principal Dear Graduates, The great American thinker, Ralph Waldo Emerson, described the scholar as that man who must take up unto himself all the ability of the time, all the contributions of the past, all the hopes of the future. The secrets of wisdom through the ages have been passed on by way of the printed word. The members of the Class of '65 have long since forgotten their first amazed reactions in piecing to- gether letters to form words, and words to form concepts. Your year- book theme most appropriately highlights the letters of the alphabet, the keys to the wisdom of the world. You are ready now to use them wisely and well forthe benefit of a waiting world. Dr. Norman Schwartz, Principal Dr. Norman Schwartz ljiniui it ln X. lI'iulllll lt? ,111.,,..,,1.. t ,t.,L 1::::ttl2llitt l ',Mtn ' Z5 07 BQARD CDF EDUCATIO Dear Graduates, As I look into my crystal ball, l see the following in your world: y Automation and a vastly changed technology will have transformed our present quaint methods of production of food, industrial products and all manner of creature comforts. Our sense of time and distance will have altered to the point that our nation will be our neighborhood and our world will be our community. The young men and women of tomorrow will be literate, multilingual, world-travelled and will be reluctant to remain on this planet but will demand the opportunity to seek their future elsewhere in space . . . the nation will face a severe manpower shortage of intelligent and techni- cally prepared personnel. y To the youth of today, I say get all the higher education you can abr sorb. You will need all that and more too, to compete in tomorrow's world. Sincerely, Seymour Pestronk, President Board of Education 8 Murtha Dr Earl F Hannah Kcmanoff ,, W, W, ..,. ..A...,., lm' F my I ' W--llII,li '. 'ln 1' 1 Uq' . M Hllwigi fu In nunni-z,5jm7,! 'Nh 1 b 'll w!!'1l: 'i'1. Il Mu .. Wm R hw 'I lE 4ll: Q ll '..mlllll pwfwllwm Ill' 'I' W kmJhl11lL1i .... Junior Cla Off' S ph C H' - W s ss A ' o so I Mu' ,Q lQuQI' vi., is also JW M 'lllll szllllllyrb V lv ll 'Hx I. I gl 5 In III I In' mm.. F H I '1'P?f' 'I 'dl o ,I 'ami' Ulllp fmllnlllm H .. 'Il ,' IMI' Hin, CLASS COUNCILS is also for CAFETERIA Oops! we meon Student Dining Room inn ' 4, I- v --i --..--.--- -.. .up--' -,I , 'v. ll si- 'ill Mb 'li I-N llllu 'llz ' 'ull ll I -inllln.. 'll glmlly 'llllli l li M ,,. law- .....inll-l ...l 'tif i Wilt ei' l 1 lpn K L, ., ,xi lit., llllllIIIllml1,il illlllwh -fit rv '22-C2-is . Q . 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's s tire s ' .7131-5.f'51?? 59- .' -' Hn., Wx N, 1 -mga' 'V :11pe,fY..- , . 2:-4 ' A , 'fn' 'Liu -Quartz?-:si if ugh. .f -.V.4- 4 , - Q .I ,L . -.,, -.JL E+ I-it A ,, :ky igzmm, urine-ff' ,f - ' X ', if-.f t '--. U - , ggi.--N... X I, ,Q . . .Qt 1 rx- -4-rx-.mhfqg ah' ffm.. 2 ' ' A' rw. . . - -- ' aff- ' -- G.O. olticers Democracy is the privilege of government ot, by, and for the people, and our student body, like the nation of which it is part, has this same privilege. The G.O., like our fed- eral government, is representative ot the en- tire student body through the election of its officers and representatives. With an execu- tive council assisting the president as our fed- eral cabinet does, and a committee system similar to that of our Congress, the G.O. plans, organizes, and executes all school functions. The Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes also have their own representative governments for the purpose of promoting the unity and spirit of their respective classes. It is through our democratic student govern- ments that every student is given an equal voice in the planning of school activities, and, on a smaller scale, the opportunity to partake in one ot our nation's greatest priv- ileges-the freedom ot democratic govern- ment. G.O. Executive Council 1 '- 4, .- . .. Senior G.O. representatives Boosters G. O. Store Coming Events S,T.R.C. GO Ow- iwg qupgm 2Q:fs1sAQi:sf5qjg.5ffNzzggxqr-Q kffgi wggqfgziga 5' 54315 fi f iXQ5fQVm' FTSE? 5rg'k:,Xfg'1SQxf'ifibQy?wN7i ' M.. A ig , ., ss, -. -. , if -. Q , X ,,Q,,MX,.' f,:MfQfg1fgffQw-1: X,1::,,,Q mf wwfm X Book Nook Minh W v-, ll wa J llkbwlllll-qwgk lllunb IMF 1 'lk M49 M QfiT15f,'F' J ISE' Wlllllllllmu Wav ,wwf N1f.1UIhLMw '14 I zlv also or g Free df 'Lost Minh's Family . is or s ng ENGLISH Eng lush lung glrshl ad' of or having to do wrth England nts people or their language n 1 the people of England collectrvely 2 the Englrsh language rncludrng Old Engllsh or Anglo Saxon lbefore HOOD Mrddle Engllsh labout llOO l500l and Modern English lfrom about l500l Englrsh IS also spoken nn the Umted States Canada Unron of South Afrrca Australra New Zea land and many other places 3 a large slze of type 14 point 4 Sometrmes englrsh U S a spnnnlng matron lrnparted to a ball by hrttmg on one slde of Its center v translate into Englrsh express In plarn Englrsh IOE El'1gllSC4 Engle the Englrsh people 1 ' r rj If . 1 . . K I . . , , ' 1 . I ' I 1 I r ' , . . j . . , .-- . p ' . Mrs, ,Schu ltz, Chairman Mrs. Abeles Mr. Abramowitz 15,3 Mrs. Bogart Mrs. Beckman Miss Aquinas Mrs. Glogau ww, Q, Q X Miss 'Gould Q Mr. Lindczuer wig fir r. Ncxrdelld 1 ,,, 4, f 1 Mrs. JWdldfhqq ,, Mrs. Keroes Dr. Shonkei- ' Mr. Wolsky Mr. Sncayd FRAGMEN TS l The alphabet is man's means of communication, for in the words it r forms, is embodied all his ideals and aspirations. Languageslmayclif- ter, bultymanls hopes tor a peacetul and enriched world areiuniversaly A FRAGMENTS, the school literary y magazinef inspires studentsto create i a brave new world through their poetry and prose. Creativity knows no bounds, no predjudices, tor when one's imagination is unleashed, its heights are limitless. All can be overcome . . . Fragments Editors l ar l l DRAMA E' Drama Club Seniors ' Dramatic art can plumb the depths of man's despair or symbolize the height of his ec- stasy-praise his nobility while savagely tearing at his baseness. At its best dra a , m can inspire, and enrich the mind. its kinship to human history is readily seen in its parallel with human achievement: flourishing during enlightened times, almost dying in black times- T ye never completely dead. Through drama, one form ot art, man is best able to express himself and to communicate with others. Quill and Scroll QUILL AND SCROLL TIDE o Tide Editors Tide Staff Newspapers are the lifeblood of a nation, pro- viding it with the vital facts and events that shape our world. A The TIDE performs this iob on a smaller scale. It keeps the school informed of future events and re- ports past events. lt also gives the journalism class a workshop in which to experiment and learn the techniques of the newspaper field. Students who excel in the field of iournalism are admitted into Quill and Scroll, the International Honor Society for Journalism. Here their endeavors are applauded. More importantly, the TlDE provides the aspiring journalist of today with the tools to become the successful iournalist of tomorrow. I 1'i':i--A ri V ..,... is or FI I DU TRIAL ART Mr. Michenfelder Co-ordinator . .IIIIllllIlllluI'IWWllHIIIIllllIHui:Illun:1uIIIIIl..,.. INYWJU M' oi ' I Ii..,,h-IW! f . 'V-if il ill A- 'v -x., r '- 'swift' ,s- , fl, 'fa 'fr ' 'um 7 ff- ffl Ll xX .2 Mr. Bogdan , ,. 4, , Q W, ,. , ..,f r f,,. 1. .. Z 1.IW- zQ,sw' ill' III i 4 Q a A, 'lv ,,.v7':.M,.,lu ,,,,,, J, :fl-i,-iYgf',,: , ,. ,, 5,2943 ral- ll' Fffliifs: fffif-tes!- 4' re lil 1.-fin - itz ft i'?x1 - .'If we if . ' 9 -,VI i g:-gf' QV- ,i I , fig -iE'1?lf.Q 1521 f a' -. tl E54 H 2.fi'1'. 'ft fair ' X. X fffl' ' .'.ffr,' mf 1 ' fu I , K g-1 . m in ,W Art is for the doer and the dreamer, the practical and the imaginative. Fine Arts-the mind, the eye, and the hand-joining to express the soul. Industrial Arts-building a motor, building a model, building a future. Inanimate obiects-paints, wood, clay, metal -coming to lite, taking shape, under the guidance of the mind. Motivated by an inkling, an idea, an in- spiration-growing and expanding, and most of all, creating. X K. - 1 Q 'g b' 'li 7295? ' A 1' 13' f f f y i ygzfv , V f5v1s:,f.,. I 1. ' me K-,Pawn in fi.,-we . Mr. Warshaw Mr. Feinman Mr. Guinta Mr. Stegemann Mr. Koenig Qi '+g Graphics Class L. Mechanical Drawing W Ll Class Q 5 ri- ' fi i l A'-1 Aclverfising Desig n Class I9 et Wood Shop Above Ceramics Class ff 2 'El 4 -,.,,,,. I ' 'im . . Auto Shop Metal Shop ,, T 1 I l 5 2 5 2 A 2 1 I ' , '. ' Af.f,f'1,T'f'E?'5fLaf , ' ' Lia! Hg- -I LMI 9 1 uni i I 1 I, Im as or it GUIDA l ,.,kl ihlt Z1' 'lllflllilll uwII.--. . ,,....... mildglllw STANDING left to right, Mr. Diamond, Mrs. Austin, Mr. Claeson, Mr. Dunn, Mrs. Ditchik SEATED, Dr. Gordon, chairman. Some friendly advice, a college catalogue, transfer slips, inter- views, applications and papers piled high are the trademarks as- sociated with our tireless guidance department. The assistance ot our counselors has led us smoothly from year to year and past the seemingly insurmountable olostacles in our paths. Endless ettorts and concern were demonstrated whenever the need chanced to arrive. Their influence has had lasting effect and will continue to do so throughout our college years. Our appreciation is long en- during. Guidance Office Stat? SPECIAL EDUCATION W PIII! is I F Mr. Barrett The Special Education Department of Long Beach High School provides educational opportunities in coordination with each student's ability. The director of Special Education, Mr. George Barret, is also in charge of education forthe home-bound stu- dents. Because of his dedicated work, Mr. Barret deserves our thanks and our praise. PSYCHOLCGICAL SERVICES The Psychological Services in Long Beach High School serve a two fold purpose. The primary concern of this department is to aid students possessing emotional problems and to help them adiust academically and socially. A second service performed by the Psychological Services is the administration of examinations to discover students' potentials and strong points. Whether testing or guiding, 1 the Psychological Services oftered at L.B.H.S. contribute greatly toward the health and happiness of its students. Dr. Hotberg in consultation. W ,... ,-f- aw' . together, cmd leov- Homemcking Deportmenfs yield cu well rounded in- rs. Becker x ,.,L '. , ,ii 4 'ls IIlii7 1 rrmllll' VU . l'IbI wilt' ull 'll ' l li' l ll--II uIlllll,m- ' 1 H lu in in rm In I ml I ku ml ,iii Zwlliiiwm, is also JZT How TO SUGCEED lui ' rl lv'l1',lB-llliillll A Hllu l IN BU 1 ESS I . 1 QI ...., 'IW' M'---A , umm n...... ... . BE, . To succeed in ony field, one must toke his knowledge with him into the world. lt he begins by entering the world ot business, he hos o heod stort on the rood to success. This world revolves oround courses ot pclrcrmount impor- tonce in todoy's civilizotion-occounting, typing, buying ond' selling. Whether on executive or o secretory, he must follow the principles ond techniques employed in cu busi- ness coreer. The business department ot LBHS is devoted to these procedures, in order to oid the student in ottoin- ing his gool. fffff ffr- at if . Q A 3 rf .5 N 4 , . ,W f' ' Mr. Welch Mrs. Kotcher Mrs. Goldstein 26 Mr. Fishef Miss Kugelmon Chairman Mrs. Appel Mrs. Brett Fi md Ee sb CC A3 OO Qr -i. tin LX mm X 'W 'iw QU Xl , ,A.,, 2772 W'W', 1 Nlti ' . K LL ' L , ns rin Xi 53 if , -yy 22 Mt tb .fe o ..-, fm. '- Q mi W til X tm RY SS it . TR L A Yi 1 we CC Ed ' N nl l -Mx Oo V: WG' , gb YV 22 ta 5 3 KY. U' M , r 'R ,bu Xi-xr MN if GQ W QQ Rf SS Br 3,0 Qc I V SS we Q QQ KT i tim NH 00 PL C.B.S. C.B.S., Seniors The C.B.S., or Club for Business stu- dents, is a very important, yet often unsung facet of Long Beach High School. Quietly, surely, and success- fully, it draws together those with a common interest, and a common goal. Students who plan to enter the competitive, and exciting field of business, gain the valuable ex- perience and self-confidence that is essential in today's world. As members of the C.B.S., tomorrow's secretaries, accountants, bookkeep- ers, and executives are provided with a strong foundation on which to build their careers and their lives. 'l 'mi llliiiiiii-wil, win' -HI H fi l ir rl is also or illicit a lll5f lll5'lI' itll Nlllli lit lm is 'um Illllllmql .r.I its unnunnrm ,ful r't .. . 1. IJ Q - . .- f-fumwo.. Hs in-s.-wk' .2 ,,,, ,. faisfsq sm-afyiaftvz Vik- , 'QR .-.igffsh-. 1--HW? T -p!.rvL'14'v ,- NW: . 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'Q I 4: ' ll: , HOBBIE Chess Club brought a challenge and a chance to develop our- selves to the fullest point in the activity. Our success with future endeavors will depend upon our past accomplishments. Our hobbies, as well as the aca- demic subiects, will be outstanding decisive factors concerning the outcome. if f:2,::,-sf' ,s '1 '11 . .'si4fL..-...L V V 4- -x ' ,ll A .fig iii +5 .Het pn ' pr, . . . .4 LEX to' 1 Q, . Q., . 2 . . X I 1 sz! ' ng vewgm, c -'sg sg. , .1 ,,. .vu Q ,. 1 n - Q Io 1- , 59.1. 1' ..4Mrf'2 w 'iz-. -v,:':g:i, X 1 1' In ,Um hex . .:. Q ,WX 'Z . x .ix mx 7 ek g I if -5 '9 ,J ,ff 'N , ,HI 40 ,ff I , '1.'. , A I Folksinging Club Iliill mmm' lll III ff ll? I I ml 'III I V HI I 3 I' ' llnl III 5 rs. lla II und' I 4--------------------- in ---will i..il 'i -I--I 'I 1'L 'I IIQM ,I,,,I...I,i,.l::.:I,, zs or Iillilreitlpig Ill 'itiiilllfl A SOPHOMORE THINKS. My new teachers are Mr. Walrath, Mrs. Santoni, and Dr. Samuels.. . .. I don't have to work hard. I still have two years. Oh, to go to Harvard! Guidance is for counseling. The lunch line is so long. Oh, I only got a 90. Seniors are like gods. I7:3Ol I better hurry before the bell rings. lgirll Look at those great Jr. and Sr. boys. l'Il do all my homework as soon as I get home. I hope I don't have to go to summer school. I forgot my absence note. l'Il have to go the the attendance office. I go to all club meetings. Detention is disgraceful. I don't understand 'French I wish I were President of the United States. Dad will you drive me to the bus stop this morning. Long Beach is a great place to goto school. Consternation requires Ex-Lax. A JUNIOR THINKS. I have Walrath, Santoni and Samuels. I don't have to work hard. I still have one year. I'd like to go to Syracuse. Guidance is for dropping subiects. I'll get ahead of these sophomores. If I can pull an BO. Seniors are like gods. I7:45l Ooh-I lust made it. Look at those great Sr. boys. I'II have the whole weekend for homework. Boy, am I glad I only have to take one course this summer. If my mother had only signed this note. I sometimes go to club meetings. Detention is embarrassing. Next year I might speak it fluently. I wish I were Ringo Starr. Dad will you drive me to school this morning Long Beach is ideally located. Consternation is constellation mis- spelled. IMPRESSIO A SENIOR THINKS. I got Skip, Senorita and Doc. Now I can relax. I've worked hard for two years. Will I get into Nassau? Guidance is for getting out of gym I'll stroll to the head ofthe line. You can't fail a senior. Seniors are gods. l81OOl Gee I made first period. Look at those great Sophomore boys. Homework? What's wrong with being an August graduate? That really does look like my mother's handwriting. What do you mean I can't be presi- dent of five clubs. Detention is on my schedule. I should have taken Spanish. I wish I were Soupy Sales. Dad you can have the car this morning. Why can't I go to the University of Hawaii? Consternation is a good word to know for the college boards. HW! W WM all.-Qq1i1Il 1fq,A ?'H1...,y sum gs M . WMWH Zihf JEANS JACKETS 30 The Senior Closs, unlike ony other closs in the school, hos its own chorocteristic symbols of stotus. Vorsity ployers hove their jerseys ond iockets, while the spectotors to thot gome ore cloud in their ieons. Senior scholors proudly display their Aristci Keys ond their honor society pins, while the entire closs weors its rings which will cilwoys recoll to memory four wonder- ful yeors out Long Beoch High School. JEWELRY JER EY 31 4 ' 6525 ,vw 7, ft? 4 Y if as I 1 1 fm., Mm I xx -5 iwgge ' llll iiiuilllliiiuni.. 1 I lint' ll all Q9 WWWM ll ul, Mel ll Ill l U J his lull llil-gl ll .Ill -ullll lllllllll Mr. Amatrian N Kensky l l Nlr.lPoulin ,mall im , 1 img W it Mtwi +i' llfl 'ltlillilli'l'iil Language is a word-a microscopic vestige of man undergoing an in- finite number of changes and building man himself ,evolves Mew LANGUAGEmmMmm .ew-f' 'N 1 Mr.5Hammer from his past to the present . . . Some languages aretthe' song of civilizations longburied-the solessurvivors of the customs, ideologies, and contributions of other cultureslexisting long beforei ,our own' Q Q L Language is man's past, present, and future-his heritage of customs, hisfmedf ium of communication in a vvorldfwhere communication is vital to the very survival af its people, anal his priceless gift 'toffuture generations . . . , Y, 5 f The study of languagefis understanding-the understanding .of the 'people ,who develop and use it-the understandinglof the customs ancl traditions 'of an' entire way of life . . . Language,isKunclerstancling-understanding is peace ...p r 5 p , Mr. Margolies N 0 Mrs. Perfecky I lf, if deff' Mr. Ritaccio, V 'gQQMr. Rl.tl1inett. ,ji'i ' .tf'g'.il ' Mrs. Santoni Mr. Wellflstein In the 'world ot today, French. is a lan- guage lot vast importance in the fields of art, philosophy, and literature, Under the capable guidance of Dr. Samuels, the members of the French Honor Society are able to learn a great deal about the finer aspects of the language through many cultural endeavors. Excursions to the Metropolitan Museum ot Art, French restaurants and movies, discussions and interesting lectures are all afpart of the educational activities undertaken by the French Honor Society of Long Beach High School. F SPANISH Spanish Honor Society-Seniors FRENCH T, French Honoljl Sdcie1y5Seniors H Under the guidance of Mrs. Edith Santoni, the Spanish Honor Society provides an opportunity tor superior students of the language to use what they have learned. The trips they take, the movies they view, and the lecturers they hear all, help to instill various aspects ot Spanish cul- ture into the members' lives.,Spanish is a modern language. The, Spanish Honor Society gives its members a chance to explore their interests in its culture. ' LATIN ,,,, ,, v,,,,, YY YV The rich world ot the He- brew culture is introduced to the members ofthe Hebrew Honor Society, underfhe direction ot Mr. Jock Weinstein. The mem- bers 'enioy cicquointing themselves with the civili- zdtion ot the people whose longucige they ore study- ing. The Israeli people ond their culture trovel for into the post, but the Hebrew Honor Society helps bring these things into the pres- enr. l As cincient cis recorded his- tory, l.otin still provides Ci solid foundation torycom- municotion. Under the goze lotfciculty odvisor, Mr. John Ritoccio, the members ot the Lotin Honor Society eiiplore cincient history ond mythol- ogy with stimuloting discus- sions 'C1ncl'tllms. Their brood cindy vdluoble background will 'serve cs ci bosis for rnony' new experiences ond tcicilitote future endeavors. Hebrew Honor Society V T? Si s Russian Honor Society RUSSIAN t People in' many parts of the world are recoghlging how vital German has become forfysjudents entering such fields as science andfiphilosophy. Because olffit importance, this languagefis now being taught no only at L.B.H.S. but alsoiat our Juniorflmllrligh School bf the German HonorfSociet.y's rddyisorf Mr. W. L. Mar golies.iThe mHonormfSpcietyQ has taken many field trip and has,heardiymdnyyguestilspeakers in orderytafgdelve deeper into thefroofs of this culturally language , f, H, f ,,,, y,ff,,, . ff, ,, Mastering a different alphabet was the beginning for the students of the Russian Honor Society. In an attempt-to increa.se their understanding, to broaden their background and to narrow the gapof language differences, they attended a Russian Hlmfpresentation of Shakespeare's f'Tvvelfth N-ight. i Accompanied by faculty advisor, Mrs., Christine Perfecky, they were able to appreciate the language spoken as lt was meant to be. - V i I German Honor Society GERMAN Mr. Greenbaum v It is almost impossible to estimate the full extent of the influence of mathematics in the World today. Math plays a maior role in our system of defense, in scientific experiments that bring our dreams of progress closer to being realities, in the construction of huge skyscrapers or private homes, in the busi- ness world, and in our everyday lives. Indeed, an individual's success in life may well be determined by his ability to think clearly and logically. The mathematics teachers of L.B.l-l.S. display a keen awareness of the importance of giving their students a sound foundation in mathematics and logic. They expose the students to a code of numbers to be de'- ciphered with the aid of their knowledge and teach- ing skills. ' is or MATH Chairman , fff,m,,,..-, if 1 ' we ,, Q0 3? ff' ,bfi 4 f:y!fC.f 0, ' ,V W ifi .f If Wir A .,.. A , 'P' .- 1 , 7 M' , , ,M ' f7'm.'V': f'LQ7v'4 'ff I ff ,. f , Mg., Miss Uravic Mr. Tardino Mr. Stark 38 Mrs. Becker Mr. Bernstein Miss Frank f b? ,. . , ' 43.. . 7' f WQ M 73: 1 y ,mc Qi xi .fb '..:qgK, :il -.7 If Miss Lipton Today's world is a complicated one in which com- puters are needed to record and store the knowl- edge from thousands ot brains, ln such a world, knowledge of mathematics, the language of these computers, becomes increasingly important. Math is learned in the classroom. Belonging to the math team, however, presents ways to put this knowl- edge to use. Under the guidance of Miss Uravic, Long Beach students match wits with students from other schools. In this way, they develop their skill in math. For students who wish to broaden their knowledge of mathematics, there is the math club supervised by Miss Frank. Lecturers of professional stature discuss their Helds of knowledge with math club members. Many times the members discuss new ideas among themselves. Math . . . important, vital, and fascinating, plays an :,,,,., . .- lv Math club 39 r is also or Music is an art of sound in time which expresses ideas and emotions in significant forms through the elements ot rhythm, melody, harmony, and color. Ditticult work is involved in the preparation, execution, and conveyance of music, the universal langauge. Participation in the musical groups en- ables students not only to entertain others through their ex- cellent performances, but also to realize and develop their personal musical talents and ambitions. I Glenn E. Brown, Co-ordinator Years of Service 1939-1965 C ORCHESTRA AND CHQIR Y Mr. Wilson Ringing in the spirit of the Holiday season, the Concert Choir, directed by Mr. Michael Maglio, blend their voices to produce melodious sounds of unequaled harmony. During such events as the Swing Show, Operetta, and Christmas Concert, these students are able to display their fine voices, Under the instruction of Mr. .lohn Wilson, members of the Orchestra not only are able to demonstrate their musical accomplishments, but also study world-known composers and enlarge their cultural scope. We are proud ot these talented students' achievements. l gftlff Aj?-9 st lllufl 1' Oo 6 l it , It Jef I 'A f ,fe tl ,. A 1 Q' 'xff Q7 BAND AND MAJORETTES Decked out in uniforms of red, white, and blue, the L.B.H.S. Band and Maiorettes play and twirl their way through lively routines all year long. The football games were not the only occasions when the forceful and spirited music of our band was heard. This well-organized group, led by Mr. John Wilson, has favorably represented our school at concerts, state wide music functions, and at the New York World's Fair. A group of 24 Ivlaiorettes, headed by Rayna Cappitelli, have consistently played a vital role in the building of school spirit. In addition to each welcome performance at the home football games, they entertained at the annual Swing Show and won acclaim for our school in competitions. The Band and Majorettes make up a talented team which can be de- pended upon under any condition. Ma io rettes Marching Band tllg. lf, S 'N 'T x: W' lst i ll 1' ll l X ...Qc WI HOW Eagerly anTicipaTed, The an- nual Swing Show has loecome a cherished TradiTion of Long Beach High. This year iTs meaning was Two-fold. As al- ways, The sTudenTs shared Their TalenTs .. . The swing bond . . . The concerf choir . . . vo- calisfs . . . comedians . . . cheerleaders maioreTTes and more. BUT This year, Too, a man was honored. The l965 Swing Show was dedicaTed To The memory of Mr. Glenn Brown, iTs innovaTor and The originaTor of The L.B.H.S. Swing Band several years ago. , , Hs... ..,,, .... ..,,A1....l.n.. :yi 5 v N X fs ' 'Q .'f5f'QfQ? x M.: F v fi f 5.35-E gg-T1 ': 3 Y fi Zi' 4 ii 2 . AlII WF :ff 4+ iff , ll1' .ul,1 Mm' HIIll: min NUSTALGIA Gem' ' llndn X X ,,, , in r 42- A ff! ONG BEACH B W! Where did we hang out? What did we do after a game, on a Saturday night, on a Friday afternoon. lt was always the same places . . . the Laurel . . . Central School Play- ground . . . Gino's . . . The Azores . . .The Library . . . Places we liked and even loved, places we will never forget. Our hangouts-they have seen our victories, defeats, ro- mances, hopes, and fears-we've grown up in them, and we'll miss them. Football in the playground, surting at the Azores, socializing in the Library, and getting evicted from the Laurel Theatre-As much a part of high school as History and English- The countless hours we spent just hanging out will never leave our minds or our hearts. wi f?f!lf lilzlzg ' il QDl'llli,lI. ll l mil I ulll ' 'Ellis all 1 . I WWI lIlT:::::Ilii .,,, il V lilllilgtiift'-'fi 1: in II I iulimi n lllllu I In Arista is or Jr. N.A.A.C.P. URGANIZATIO Color Guard Key Club ln every school, there are organizations which have cliFferent obiectives: many add honor and dignity to school life. There are four groups in our school to which this description especially applies. To be in Arista, the school's academic honor society, is a goal toward which students may aim for scholastic recog- nition. The purpose of the Jr. N.A.A.C.P. is to give valu- able aid to the community in the alleviation of dis- criminationf' lt provides the framework to fulill this function. Six girls, members of our Color Guard, dressed in red, white, and blue, escort the flag to the stage during assemblies. This dignified and graceful cere- mony contributes towards the respect shown for our flag. Key Club aids the community and school through its many helpful services, It is a great honor for a boy to be a participant in the activities of this famous organization. . 1 wan f- lu, l,q?9l' l gllllllllllllln, l 5 -- fgxmlllllm ' nl-lll1l'L Wi llm,yw'lnl1f Q, ll 1f f':,.,mQ'fllzalllulmlll fi. I ',i,,,l.. ig! 5 slilW'l.l.Illll1.2,:f-ft...y -ii' y zs also jbr OFFICE ll Pk . iiiii'illllll.l' High School Oltice Announcement Squad Long Beach High School is fortunate to have the aid of the clerical workers in the High School Office, the Attendance Ofhce, and the Nurse's Office. The secretaries in the High School Office are in charge of all records of students, official administrative work and other ottice procedures. The Attendance Office secretaries work to improve the disciplinary problems, tardiness among students and keep rec- ords of the absences of students. The Health Office nurses and secretary are in charge of the Health and welfare of the students in our school. Our an- nouncement squad relays to the student body and faculty the daily messages of all school activities and important news. The ambitious, energetic, and considerate student assistants deserve credit for the service they have given to our school in helping it to run more efliciently. 47 Attendance Office Health Office nllggigtmlr ll' f , m 3 9 I JDJ, .Am .02 C5311 5 25 The Concept a sound mind in a sound body dates back to Grecian times, and yet, it still holds true today. The statement presents a balanced equation: both sides must be equal to pro- duce a well-balanced individual. Our physical education depart- ment presents a diversified program of sports activities: they ad- mirably balance their halt of the equation. Besides building ath- letic skills, the physical education department builds character, integrity, and a sense ot fair play. Mr. Santoy Chairman i,..'.,? .. st., X , i i i T fe , ai .4gW',J1'-J' 42 , fg,:1ff,f.avgg.4 X ' ., i if 4 lgx I Q ll .5 Q sf 5 V X g : ' an 3, ,A :s,,,.fff yt ' ' Ziff W ' 31365, ,Ek f We Av Zffl JN kwa' WM N .4..,gf., V H ,fu M 0.4 ggi' 5 A N My , 5 an fn! 4 4 0 ,, 9 Q ,N .4 , wg, .ff Q J . 4 , x if W f .91 ,mi A sl l U5 f l ' 7 ' l www :,,,,1- . 2- -- -.f H f:.1:,.i L,-. ,V ,e ,.,,, as, u ' ,ff ' . , .,1 Hy, ,.,, ,,,sfg,g4-44111, V ,zyvgwsg .4 q.',,-whim fs .,., ,f-vf,w.w,f f, 4-fee--A mi. Mrs. Berman 1-1019 Mr. Davis l Mr. Fa rry Mr. Gold Miss Oill Mrs. Sportsmanship, determination, spir- it, and courage can never be meas- ured in the number of touchdowns scored or the number of victories collected. Some may wonder what drives boys to practice for hours, face the danger of being seriously iniurecl, and experience heart-, breaking defeat. The driving force is love, a tremendous love for foot- ball. For eight Saturday afternoons, the boys have the chance to satiate their desire to play by giving their utmost to the game. As Coach Tony Piazza says, at the time they are playing, football is the most im- portant thing in the world to these boys. They don't hope to be he- roes, they don't seek praise or ac- claim. One victory makes up for all the defeats, ancl gives the football player everything he has worked for , ...A Q53 . 3 5 Q. fe fe so ccer Team SOCCER Qin. .. - . Heads up! Hands ati! Those are two major tunda- mentals of soccer, a game we inherited from Eng- land. Soccer is a fast-moving game, the players are constantly in motion, Teamwork is one ot the most important aspects ot the game: everything depends on it. With the aid ot coach Woody Davis, captain Richie Miller and co-captain Mark Rothstein led the boys to many exciting victories throughout the sea- son. Tennis Team 1 TENNIS Tennis courts have finally been constructed on school grounds for the Tennis Team, although the senior members of the team will not be able to enioy them next year. The team, coached by Mr. Young, plays matches regularly, in the autumn, with other high schools in our league. Paul Epstein is the team's cap- tain. Tennis, an increasingly popular sport, is now a fa- vorite activity at Long Beach High. RIFLE Praises for our unsung rifle team are long overdue. With- out publicity and fanfare, these boys work relentlessly to develop their skills. A sure eye, a steady hand, concentration, and accuracy are imperative. Under the skillful guidance of Mr. Castelli and Captain Vic- tor Cohen, the rifle team emerges with its well deserved victories. Rifle Team WRESTLING Wrestling Team Suddenly your name is called and it's your turn . . . you slowly take that solitary walk to the end of the mat and you wait for what seems like an eternity, passing in a matter of seconds. You feel the endless, staring rows of eyes, some friendly, some hostile, and it dawns upon you that you're all alone. You can't let them down-your coach, your team, your school, and even yourself-so you begin. When it's all over, whether you've emerged victorious or defeated, you know you've really tried . . . and you've really won after all . . . This year, the Long Beach Wrestling Team has suc- ceeded-not only in building this fine sense of char- acter and accomplishment, but in achieving a victori- OUS SGCISOD. The gym is packed with an over- flowing crowd . . . people are shiv- ering outside in the icy weather, hoping to be admitted, eagerly awaiting the outcome . . . There goes Long Beach dribbling down the court, and the Marines let loose with one of their patented lump shots . . . once again the Long Beach Marines are victorious. This scene has been repeated many times during the basketball season. Our basketball team, a group of skilled and determined boys, coached by Mr. Gene Farry, played enthusiastically throughout the season. Their never-die spirit and play drew many eager fans who took pride in their team, their record, and their school. The Long Beach Quintet this year has re- leased the true meaning of school spirit within the student body. Through their winning ways and fine ettorts on and off the court, they managed to put Long Beach in the position to hold its own with the best teams in its division. BASKETBALL - A Q - basketball team SWHNHMUNG Swimming Team Swimming is an art as well as a sport-involving coordination, endurance, strength, cmd precision. The boys on the Swimming team devote so much of their time, Their energy, and their enthusiasm to mastering the skills. Un- der the direction of Coach Woody Davis and Captain Elliot Hoitman, the boys work out several hours a day, pushing themselves to the point of ex- haustion. ln addition to speed, style, and team spirit, each boy must develop self-confidence, tor, from the moment the gun sounds until he touches the finish line, the swimmer is alone. The reward for all his effort and devotion is victory -but more than that, it is a deep sense ot personal ac- complishment ancl satisfaction. BASEBALL Baseball Team With the advent of spring, the baseball play- ers appear across the 'landiatterjtheir winter hibernation.lThough the-lweather maystill be chilly, the eager baseball' players are out on thegnot-yet green diamond. Then the reg- fular schedule commences and the tun turns to very hard work which the team relishes. Under the coaching of Mr. Gene Farry, the team members wear the name of Long Beach High School proudly. This year, Billy Crystal captained our Varsity baseball team. 54 LACROSSE . X,,. js, gl. Q A 956559.69 5' N in f' Lacrosse Team Lacrosse is one of the few games in which the indi- vidual players have the opportunity to think for themselves. At some time in every game, each play- er becomes the master of a particular situation. To become a good lacrosse player, two items are impor- tant: expert stick handling and a thorough knowl- edge of the game. Lacrosse combines the beauty of 2 1 ft Qian-rf l-WMM sfy, Cross Country Team Long distance races, high jumping, shot put, and sprints comprise the agenda for the exciting Track and Cross Country meets. Both sports, coached by Mr. Irving Gold, demand endurance, coordination, and many hours of hard practice. Under captains Doug Hausman and John Cande- laria, the newly formed Cross Country team en- ioyed the best season since its formation. The Track team captained by Doug Hausman, has al- ways been one of Long Beach's most popular and most successful activities. team work with the thrill of individual skill. lt con- tains the ruggedness of football, the speed of basket- ball, the endurance of a long-distance runner, and the finesse and skill of hockey. Although our team is comparatively new, Coach Tony Piazza has great hopes of it developing quickly. TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Track Team GOLF Golf Team The gentleman's game is one of the new sports at Long Beach High. Competitive golf has recently become a popular and important activity. The team played at the Lido Golf Club under the coaching of Mr. Leonard Remo. Seniors who played this year are Steve Lazar and Charles Forscher. BOWLING Four quick paces, the parabolic release of a sixteen pound spherical obiect and a ferocious roar comprise the steps to Bowling, one of the nation's most popular indoor sports. LBHS's keglers knock down many hundreds of pins in the course of their scheduled matches. Mrs. Rhoda l Grabelsky is the coach of the team which is captained Bowling Team by Stuart Fisher. - 56 CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleader rr. f Mr i,y,'yf.W rm f 4 ry - ir Under,,thefMea'dershi and f' .zrwlrpvi f f' of Helene Beach the .rin.elft453f.vff'lrferfQri:tied with fifilfw. W,f6,,:fi,'.', fyllw' fff' Wy' . at each the a pleas- C 'f e GY wifh' feminine and lumps. As by the per- these girls, Long High can add another Wpfccessful activity to the ygrgied skills taught by our Zijgfrysical Education Depa rt . ,,,,, ryf , y Above the roar of the crowd at football games and amidst the tense excitement of basketball games, the voices ot the L.B.H.S. Cheerleaders can be heard, These girls with their enthusiasm and spir- it lead our student body support- ing and boosting the morale of our teams. Victory tis achieved not only through the ettortsiof the players but also by the spirit backing them. ln many cases theramount of spirit is insutlicientlto satisfy the demand of a tightingjte-amQ 'This is where the iob ofjlthe'cheerleaders begins -and this1isygWhelre,they have been successful.,lQf,jl fl V V The cheeliebdefs ot the 1964-65 season werellchosen onfffhe basis of many requirements andjf have had to meet manyircriteria-arribng them: skill, voice, and attitudeg Coachecl by Mrs. Adeline Quinn, this year's squad was captained by Phyllis Ostrov and Rosemarie Bar- rera. MARINETTES L.I.G.A. Swimming Team petition on their various athletic teams, their fe- male counterparts engage in a phase of the ath- letic program-L.I.G.A. It is here that girls com- pete both in intramural and inter-scholastic activities such as volleyball, basketball, swimming, field hockey, soccer, bowling, and color war, a sport night in which girls compete for points in athletic games, modern dance, and originality. One of man's major personal goals throughout history has been to achieve a sound mind in a sound body. This need for a program of physical fitness has been accentu- ated by our late president, John F. Kennedy, who understood its impor- tance. Long Beach High School has not only provided excellent aca- demic opportunities, but also ath- letic activities, which are both healthful and enioyable. While the boys of the school are participating in inter-scholastic com- This year the Long Beach High School Girls' Swim- ming Team managed to secure the Championship trophy for being the best in their league. All of these activities have indeed generated a strong feeling of self-satisfaction and achievement among the girls who have participated. is also fn SENIOR PRIVILEGES 1 9 1 M Wm? A E R . lllu -- lllllll zs 01' QUIET ul ' lI 'I1 '- Q' Hill in Il H ,M ' 'H ' Ml llilim Ili I Il Library staff lIIIl 'lI IlllI'1ir'lI ' IlIl'lllM2ii nr. 9 Q l 'IIINT xll il IIIIIIIIIIVMI um' imlu.L.i.T 'llilnr Ill r.. .II 'I, Ill riirllll : ,ull 'ii l in li rlt wit V T' . l it 3 ,wil um-A trnlllllllll l The Alphabet can be compared with the interchang- able parts ot a machine. The letters are mixed, to form different words which perform a service. The service is communication. But we aren't able to take advantage of this service unless we are able to com- prehend the meaning of the words involved. Two basic courses are offered at Long Beach which im- prove our reading skills. Speedreading concentrates on improving the vocabulary of the student and helping him to organize the ideas which enter his ff , . f Z prehension skills. The student is taught to retain Vf mind. The Reading Workship covers the area ot com- - 4 ff, . ideas. f Our Reading Department deserves commendation for the extensive program that it offers. . ga I i , W Pausing at the library door, a Long Beach High School student yells a friendly greeting across the room. The industrious scholars look up, shocked! Horrifled, he realizes that he has broken the studi- ous silence, and in mortal shame, shrinkingly slinks away. Seriously though, our excellent librarians maintain a relaxed atmosphere that is conducive to studying. Ethciently ancl helptully, they have prepared stu- dents for individual, independent research by ac- quainting them with library resources. They have also encouraged and stimulated students to develop a search tor knowledge through the all-encompass-- ing media ot books. 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Un- touched fields, unimagined ideas, unthought of worlds will loe opened to us at unbelievable speed. The classics are our source of history, of language, of ideas. For science they are steps leading to the unex- plored. The conquering of outerspace, the synthesis of life, the har- nessing of the atom are but a fraction of the world unknown. The world unknown-waiting to be discovered. The youth of today-wait- ing to discover it. For many, the Science Department of Long Beach High School provides the first impetus, the first excitement, the first step toward tomorrow. uf f f' vii I . , f I f 44 f ' 41 , if f 4? f , ff f, , 04 1: , itfm M, 1 ,2 wt- L-kiwi.: , ,, 4117, 'M ' Y -2, 'ff Mr. Hmlemon Dr. Ncpp Mr. Piazza Mr. Stanger 64 Mr. Coen 0fZ7'f?,Vf' ,mmm fn f 4' ' , wmv z' , ,, , Z f f , X , v, M 4 0 ,yg,, ,A , 4,4 X w ww: ,f W, QD Q 2 M. ,fn , W 'z - il f , f I ff' ,-...L Q , '7 , ' V f ,, ' 954' , Mr. Witoff Science Proiect Club l - l-ll l l T1 1 ' li- T..1 - 11-l - l l - i - i - 1 . - .i The effect of radiation on the growth of yeosts-the preparation of slices of Mammalian tissue-Mitotic rhythm in an onion root tip-these are some of the studies con- ducted by the Science Proiect Club. Under the direction of Dr. Napp, the Science Project Club is one of three extra-curricular activities conducted by the Science De- partment. Members of Science Club, who are supervised by Mr. Stanger, have the opportunity to discuss scientific advancements, view films, and attend field trips to see various industrial laboratories and scientific exhibits. Co- ordinated by Mr. Schultz, the Lab Service Squad care- fully maintains the Laboratory equipment and supplies for the use of those students taking laboratory sciences. ' ACTIVITIES U2 Q r-4 L11 Z O H Lab Service Squad IN Senior speech, one of the most populor courses ot Long Beoch High, is on im- portont pre-college preporotion. lt is os vitol to speok well for what you be- lieve. On this bosis, Mrs. Shermon guides her senior closses toword o mode of speech thot will goin respect for them in the future. So successful ore these closses, thot mony students re- ceive college credit for them. TUDE T DINING R00 iii if iilii it ii tt ti tin T i ' or llhdfllllluii l 0 I Il lilld?' 11'1 '1 11 llll' lIF 'mllI M ' I Il ..,4ii'lullT Qi iii, ,Llvli....i WI ' 'J Ii. 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This is the last day for ECHO deposits . . . calling Mrs. Brosseau, Mrs. Wolsky Heckscher State Park James Bond 700 people showing up at 0.0. dance .. . the painting of Oceanside by a group of courage- ous students CGod rest their soulsl one way halls Ringo's tonsilectomy ...Doc Samuels saying, Ya' gotta dig in, senior knockers Larry Brown weekend ex- tended homeroom textured stockings Mrs. Berman's suntan cool it senior privileges? Mr. G's comboot bats the old school Mrs. Ringle's last year . . . Skip's spats and suspenders . . . Long Beach 38, Sewanhaka O . . . the snowball fight between Mrs, Berman and Miss Oill . . . being locked out at basketball games . . . the mud-slinging contest between Giasi and Rose . . . Mr. Koenig's stories in Driver's Ed. class .. . Mr. Friend's rendering of Deutschland Ubber Alles Mrs. Rose calling Jeff W. a baked clam . . . those Senior Play rehearsals .. . the dude ranch trip .. . the fire drills between classes Mr. Stanger's Ouiia board Career Conference Day the ldes of March Dance Gino's the Echo deadlines we didn't meet Mr. Wolsky's sweaters inside-out .. . Laurelton Beach .. . Mr- Abramowitz's red mustache . . . the Senior Play in December-.lanuary-February . . . WINS game . . . the 3:00 sardine can . . . Mr. Piazza's rhythmic whistling and basket weaving in lgloo :li3 . . . Harry and Max's .. . Dr. Schwartz's bow ties . . . Mrs. Propper's little talks .. . Our favorite substitute teacher, Mrs. Sh-Sh-Schwartz Mr. Galowin announcing, Will you please remove the lock from locker :l:gE69 .. . Rinkydinks .. . Dr. Shanker's elbow patches Dress-up days Mr. G's vocation poll l'm Dickens He's Shanker Doc Andino Co-ed Homemaking the smoke filled bathrooms The Man from U.N.C.L.E. lunch tokens wrecking the language lab Steven S. rubbing dirt the trip to Middletown, NY. .. . The night Richie B. demolished Piggy's wall .. . Sharon M's Open House . . . Its a Mad Mad Mad Mad World . . . Mrs. Waldman saying, But this is my first year teaching a senior class . . . P.J.'s monopoly on the class presidency . . . Lady Mac- Beckman Right now,-the time is right! Mr. Harrison Mr. Diamond saying, Have you considered Stony Brook? . . . Mr. Oalowin as Santa Claus in the Sheridan's play . . . Mrs. Reilly's family ,. . Mr. Amatrian: La tarea para manana . . . Mr. Gold- water Mr- Greenberg's sneakers T.C. Our favorite College Boards procter, Senorita nose iobs ironing hair contact lenses Mrs. Hand's hunt for Richard Kimble .. . Mr. Andrew's Open Door Policy Mrs. Becker's free discussions on sex . . . Billy C.'s portrayal of Orphan Annie .. . the fish bowl . . , Doc Samuel's ad- vice. Birds of a feather gather no moss! Mr. Maglio's Dunderhead award weed day Mrs. Schultz's term paper, after term paper, after term paper senior lockers in Siberia . . . Echo cut slips . . . trilos, booiums, and snarks . . . the senior cheer at the Oceanside game . . . Murray's fire . . . Maddie G.'s Haddassah, Haddassah, Had- dassah Hoggy, Bear, Mouth, Slope, Piggy, Puss, Mammal, Mumbles, Animal the iuke box . .. Bellerl . . . Al Linsky . . . Class night . . . The Senior Prom ... The Senior Year . , . US! , ':msmme,4.s5,ss:5y ? .,,f.., Q, , Eff-.rxssgeggg fi .,1 rfik 2-12. ,.:a '.wf 'tg-...'ig-Qs,1'--gwa :.1f.-z'.i':n-,tg .ary -:Q.5t',.z,:'ka,mf., . ..gf.g,'..' .1,:'oi.5,g..-pg: ::.'L:,.:f-Q..Q.f,a.z2.g,s,3,,m.s,,g.g5:f 5 1 - --X .1-fsz:.:ff-umm... 1. Wo- J: .ML-2 fu. Jw . 1-gy g vt yy V -. 4 1 Q V . t ,ew qw. ., ., -, ., :ff My by ,g.,,. -us. X ... f' ' x f -V .f :ft v- . . f . ff ff V 1141.-J f 1 5 Init ill anil Ieiiamvni We, the Senior Class of '65 being of as sound a mind as possible and in the state of complete insanity, do hereby bequeath the following to the remaining mem- bers ofthe Long Beach High School . . . Billy C. leaves his seat on the bench to a future varsity player. Rosemarie B. leaves Mrs. Quinn a promise to stay out of the boys' locker room. Eddie B. leaves L.B.H.S. whatever he couldn't take with him. Gus and Mike leave the football team Greekless . Rayna, Nancy, and Ellen leave Mr. Santay less three football jerseys. Fran Y. and Ellen R. leave Mrs. Propper next year's script of Peyton Place. Denise C. leaves hating malteds and devil dogs. The Senior boys leave Dr. Schwartz their lumber iackets. Cathy R., Jane T., and Mike G. leave Mr. Abramowitz a book entitled: Are they or are they not going? Ricky L. 81 Mickey Z. leave Barbara G. a mimeograph machine. The Senior girls leave the Sophomore girls the Senior boys. ' Ernie H. leaves Mr. Stanger all his old toys. The Varsity Cheerleaders leave Mr. Piazza all their excess weight for the football team, Janie S. leaves Ricky L. a copy of Who's Who . To Mike G. 8. Stuie F. a Happy New Year . Jeff W. leaves Albert S. a book entitled How to Make Friends and Influence People and a muzzle. Linda B., Cathy R., Fran Y., and Nancy M. leave next year's aspiring cheerleaders more luck than we had. Alan G. leaves Mr. Andrews an air conditioner and an atypical student. This year's Booster Chairmen leave next year's chair- men 5OO Hreproof shakers, :SOO Marine buttons, l Mr. Witoff. Mary R. and Margo C. leave the History Dept. i9 RED F's and lO years of suffering between them. Mr. Fisher's third period accounting class leave him S.S. The Senior Class leaves Beachburger enough to retire. D.S., M.S,, A.G., and M.R. leave Heckscher Park 4 Roses and a Canadian Club. The Senior Play Cast leaves Mr. Wolsky a stage kiss from Davida. Candy K. leaves Mr. Ritaccio the solution to the magic trick. The French 4 classes leave Doc Samuels an uncensored picture. Gayle K. leaves Dr. Shanker her sense of humor . Ellen, Pam, Vivian, Holly, 8. Donna leave Mrs. Kugel- man a book entitled: Longhand is faster than Short- hand . Kansas lM.M.l leaves his accent and his hillbilly hat to Doug F. Larry N. leaves Mr. Dipretore with the warning: Watch out for a guy named Booth . Eddie C. leaves to the cafeteria cooks a sign saying Thou Shall Not Kill . Jack S. leaves Senorita a copy of Sex and the Single Girl . Davida S. and Ron G. leave Mrs. Abeles one punctu- ated poem. Barbara G. and Steve S. leave Little Mickey a hockey stick. Anita S., Joe S., Judy P., 84 lra N. leave Mrs. Diamond all the rock candy that didn't harden. Mr. Stark's classes leave him an unbreakable ruler. Steve Y., Dave B., Billy C., 8. Joel B. leave the Math Dept. l3 years of Algebra between them. Joe G. leaves a slightly used but very worthwhile book entitled: lOOl Ways To Win in Politics . Mrs. Schultz's Honor English Class leaves her their blood, sweat, and tears. Elana J. leaves Mr. Ritaccio a megaphone. Beryl K., Ann B., 81 Carol R. leave the frog they dis- sected in Miss Zand's Bio Class. The Senior Speech Classes leave Mrs. Sherman a Brooklyn accent. The G.O. respectfully leaves Mr. Nardella. Jett W. and Mike C. leave next year's Key Club a reputation. The sororities leave Dr. Schwartz their sweaters. Mr. Margolis' Latin 5 class leaves him 27 ways to have a Roman orgy. Gus P. 8. Mickey S. leave Mr. G. a mouse. The football team leaves the varsity locker room stinking. V Gerry M. leaves the G.O. a bus to go to the 4:00 Calhoun Basketball game. Phyllis W. leaves Mr. Stark a book entitled: How to Change Diapers in Two Easy Lessons . This year's Publicity committee leaves next year's com- mittee fun, fun, fun ... Arlene R. 8: Cathy R. leave Mrs. Ditchik a lock for the drawer full of guidance passes. The ECHO staff leaves Mr. Feinman before 4:OO. The Senior Girls leave the Sophomore and Junior Girls fond memories of our Senior prom . . . B rg' 9 6 6 my . , 7 f Q-,fr 'K 2' I1 1: 2: E: . 3' - . , : 'if i- BEST LOOKING Carol Rippetoe E5 E! Sgfg g dm I S T Q' El MOST VERSATILE Mark Rothstein Denise Hermansen JT! DRESSED Bobby Bronstein Cheryl Strauss ,S y . 4 L f f My QM W 1 fjsl . if Wy' 'M f QA ab--4 ' l EI 'ft I I at Q fi wr f y E .94b: 7 I -fish. 4 I 'gggxjjsg:aaa::p:::I:3iHh? I ,nl Itiiriiiiin-U-.nnn.g ,X 44' ' mf' 'v K E lllllu , J 5 Q P 48 f fo' Q 5 no ' 9 'fx V. 00 ESI I 'Yu Ai 121' I 'f NN . lf, 94 QOAQQ lflx A, DQ '-uw-1 WILLIEST Billy Crystal Dee Dee Rosenberg ' v El EJ 2 . :- ,fsff A .' ff Q ' ' sclill I X 'IIII' L s , 5' 5- II .KJ 1 ,n .S- 1-5.1 v sg, II n::f L-11... IIIIIQ ,bm I 5.029 vim! MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steven Schatz Brook Horowitz wade! 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U5 e ww-wg, A-,-My f H f-A .Wi 'fzzzv' ' ,www unzvey M- '57 'Nl 8, , M A 5' , , ' 4 A 'v 'U mm, 4 4 whiff-2.3g,f. 'KZMQ , ' M5 ' 'V L ,, 2 ay bf fx, Mm BA I, an ,af-I .s . . , I IGOANIEQI 595 M, V, H ,ASQ R Y mlzvliw ef v H C+ ' A ,V If .. A H466 E'ae,,n f F V' A 0 , SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play, The Mouse That Roared, presented in February, was a satire on American foreign policy and the Cold War. A tiny country, led by its young duchess and a simple woodsman, accidentally con- quers the world by capturing the lethal Q bomb from the United States. ln the words of the director, Mr. Burton Wolslcy, This was, I feel, one ot the finest presentations I have been involved with in all my years at Long Beach High. The main characters in this hilarious comedy hit were: Robert Nierman, Dan Aronzon, Davida Sing- erman, Jeff Weinberg, Jon Gold, Don Silverman, Ronald Gertz, Jon Kramer, Arlene Ross, Howie Goldstein, and Nancy Miller. The stage managers were Roberta London and Ellen Spier. A ,, 4, at V A , . lluff ' 75 ' io. Q: i A ta 0 Q 78 Qgl 79 TERRY ABRAMS Wrestling, Track, Cross Country, Men's Choir. ROBERT ALBAN ESI KENNETH ALLEN ALBERT ABED For. Stu. Club, Soph. Council, G.O. Rep., F.D.A. CAROL AMODEO FRANCES AGOVINO Sec'y French Hon. Soc., Soph., Jr. Council, High School Off., Jr. NAACP, Booster Council, F.N.A., Swimming, Red Cross Rep., Sport's Night. JOYCE ALBERGHINI Morinettes, Sports Night, CBS, Home- moking Club. TERRY AMBINDER F.T.A., Guid. Off., Boosters, Publicity Comm., Minh. Comm., Ski Club, Donce Comm. LLOYD ABRAMS Spanish Hon. Soc., F.P.A., Bond, Dance Bond, Moth Club. ANTHONY ANACREONTE i JANE APTEKAR CAROL ARMONNO Guid. Off., Ski Club, Publicity Comm., Boosters, Minh Comm., Tide OH., Dance Comm. BRUCE BARN ETT Student Patrol. ROSEMARIE BARRERA Pres. Spanish Hon. Soc., Co-capt, Vars. f- Cheerleaders, Chmn. G.O. Publicity Comm,, S.T.R.C., Girl's Bowl- ith 1-A ,,.-.4 DANIEL ARONZON G.O. Treas., V. Pres. F.P.A., Pres. French Hon. Soc., Key Club, Arista, Sr. Play, Concert Choir, Oper- etta, Men's Choir, S.T.R.C., Frosh, Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Coun- cils. SUSAN BAITLER Pres. F.T.A., Booster Council, Sr. Council, Forum Club, Jr. NAACP, Homemak- ing Club, Higih School Off., Minh Comm., French Hon. Soc., Hebrew Hon. Soc., Arista, Echo Bus. Staff. DAVID BARNES 412,-MQ 'T ,Gs P9157 Q f 1 1 '1 -or 6, '- + 5 I J 1 V DIANE BADAMO 45,-11 2 My .1 4.2793 - .. f 4.-gy ' ,f ff ff if gfgggy' -. , gcfi 1 . . X 7' fn ... ..., , Z A ' . . , 3 A7 4' ' ' . . A 2 ELLEN BECKER Echo Lit, Staff, Spanish . , 5 Q ' Hon, Soc., G.O. Rep E19 Ellljif C-Z-OtReP'f f'iQ Soph., Jr., Sr. Class ip S' .r SVA Gun- . f , qi Councils, Math Club, C' 5' W '9 OW X5 J' f f TQ . ' X I F.T.A., Pres, Home- Dance Comm. I ' LC3 Q Q, ' . G' fa- 'I KG' t making Club, Folk- Boosters, Sports Night, Q L Qc kj . . Echo Art Staff, Ski Lg ew if L -O 'ALJ glllglgng Cljb' NAACP Clubf Tide Rep-f W' 'SX' J . MICHAMAUEA F15 lnenrs lius scoff Cheerleader. C2249 S' Cin 'Cl ' Q ' .s r V Q Q 5 dum H QT 'SQ 2 ii5,FX 'Jf,f LQ,- alllf? SALLY BENBASSET Sec'y F.T.A., Forum Club, Jr. NAACP, Sr. Class Council, Boost- ers, Dance Comm., Spanish Hon. Soc., G.O. Rep., Minh Comm., Homemaking Club, Folksinging Club, Attend. Off. WILLIAM BERGER Chess Club, Forum Club. JOEL BERMAN Frosh. Jr. Sr. Class Councils, G.O. Rep., F.A.A., Dance Comm., Sr. Lounge Comm., Tide Rep. ANN BELSITO Frosh. Class Council, Latin Hon. Soc., Folksinging Club, Dance Comm., Boosters, Sports Night, Sec'y to Mr. Stegemann. .-.-, . Q, fl -arf' f L - ziiiif. ,. -wwf! CARLA BILANDER Boosters, Debating Club, Red Cross Rep., Color Guard, Dance Comm., Pub- licity Comm., Minh Comm., Ski Club, Sr. Lounge Comm. ny, K, ERMA BENDER Sr. Class Council, Sr. Play, Boosters, Dra- ma Club, Sports Night, Softball, Volleyball, Bowling, Badminton, Mgr. Swimming Team, Dance Comm., Minh Comm., Sr. Lounge Dec. Comm. DANIEL BERLINER Baseball, Soccer, r.A.A., G.O. Rep., Dance Comm. ERNEST BEVILAQUA DONALD BELSITO MITCHELL BLAZER Pres. Math Club, Math Team, S.T.R.C., G.O. Exec. Council, F.P.A., 'Key Club, Library StaFf, F.L.A., Debating Team, Forum Club. My , S, tw S ii, Echo Art ments Art C ub, Council Sports Night. Sw JPG' ' ARTHUR BLOOM Cross Country, Key Club, F.A.A., F.L.A., Chess Club. JESSICA BORZILLERI Arista, Latin Hon. Soc., Spanish Hon. Soc., Concert Choir, Swing Show, Operet- ta, Dance Band, Echo Bus.iStaFf, S.T.R.C., Folk Singing Club, Ski Club, Boosters, Science Proiect Club. RICHARD BRAHAM Capt. Vo rs. Football, Frosh. Football, Frosh. Baseball, .l.V. RICHARD BLUESTONE Swimming, Frosh. Council, RICHARD BLUM Pres. F.D.A., Math Club, F.L.A., Student Patrol. CHARLOTTE BOOZER G.O. Rep., Ski Club, Treas. C.B.S., Drama' Club, L.I.G.A., Sports Night, Dance Comm., Boosters. KATHRYN BRAND Baseball, .l.V. Basket- C.B.S., Homemaking ball, Track, Lacrosse. Club. tw CHARLES BLUM A.V. Squad, Stage Crew, Jr. NAACP, Science Club. JAY BREINES G.O. Rep., Jr., Sr, Class Councils, Soc- cer, Wrestling, La- crosse, F.P.A., F.A.A Booster Council, Ski Club, Chmn. As- sembly Comm. ,fgff ru STUART BRODY A.V. Squacl. HARLAN BROOKS Football, Basketball Team mgr., Student Gov't,, Honor Society, Class Officer, Swim- ming Team iformer schooll. STEPHEN BROWN Jr. NAACP, Glee Club. RICHARD BREITFELLER Baseball. JUDITH BROWNSTEIN Fragm Fragm Editor ents Art Editor, ents Poetry Mp . 84 ROBERT BRONSTEIN Spanish Hon. Soc., French Hon. Soc., Key Club, G.O. Rep., Echo Bus. Staff, G.O. Dance Comm. Chmn., Sr. Class Fund-raising Chmn. Frosh., Soph., Sr. Class Councils, Track, Treas. Jr. Class. LINDA BROWN Echo Lit. Staff, Span- ish Han. Soc., French Hon. Soc., Tide Edi- tor, V. Pres. Arista, G.O. Rep., Dance Comm., Jr. Class Publicity Chmn., Sr. Play, Soph., Jr. Class Councils, Ski Club, G.O. Court Justice, V.Pres. Quill 81 Scroll, G.O. Exec. Council. TENA BROWN Echo Lit. Staft, F.T.A., C.B.S., Boosters, Sports Night. HARRY BRIFFEL Stu. Patrol, Soccer, Math Club, Science Club, F.D.A., F.L.A. ski club, G.O. Repl EDWARD BRUNO Football, Lacrosse. RICHARD BURNS Frosh. Football, Frosh. Track. ROY CALLAHAN V. Pres. Math Club, Pres. Radio Club, Math Team, Forum Club, Science Club. JOHN CANDELARIA Capt. Vars. Basket- ball, Capt. Cross Country, Track, J.V. Baseball, Frosh. Football, G.O. Ath- letic Comm. .J MICHAEL CANDELARIA Baseball, Football, Capt. Vars. Wrestling, Track, Physical Fit- ness Team. GREGORY CAREY Frosh. Football, .l.V. Basketball, Cross Country. BARBARA CARR Tide Typist, Tide Rep., Jr. NAACP, Sec. to Mr. Warshaw, G.O. Sec. Comm. rf.1.ffffE1 PAUL CANNIZARO RAYNA CAPPITELLI Head Maiorette, La- rin Hon. Soc., Sports Night, G.O. Rep., Softball, Echo Art Editor, Fragments Art Staftojft V5 -4 . ' ' flmafm dvr 41-V0 WD M433 WJ viNc NT CASTELLI ,jf c ydpbajd A.v. squad, senior fbi 0-,J . - if-.0 Play, Science Club, ' H L 1 f - ' Drama Club, Science 0' M I 69, Research Club, Sci- MARGO VEN ' ia ence Lab. Squad, Sci- Frosh., Jr. Coun il ence Newspaper. . . . . '- L I o A My EDWARD CHIN Future Architects Of America. YORK CHU Track Team. JOHN LEE COHEN Frosh. Football, Mgr. Basketball, .1.V. Foot- ball, Lacrosse. SYLVIA CHALOW Drama Club, H.S. OH., Attend. Off., Guid. Off., S.T.R.C., Ski Club. ' it 4. ' 1, xx M ' J ROBERT COHEN V. Pres. G.O., Tide Rptr., Frosh. Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Coun- cils, Const. Comm., Key Club, Debating Club, F.L.A., Boost- ers, Sr. Play, Oper- etta, Latin Hon. Soc., Quill 81 Scroll, Concert Choir, Men's Choir, Swing Show. -IM. J -X 'Vx 17 J 547 DENISE CHAPNICK Assist. Editor-in-Chief Echo, Sec'y., Pres. Russian Hon. Soc., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Councils, Jr. NAACP, Arista, Boosters, F.N.A., Chmn. Stu. Dining Room Comm., G.O. Exec. Board, Science ,u ,O W lifzliwffgfw ff 'a V, if wh.. 21751 ff, l CAREN CHISHOLM 4. . ELLEN coHEN f ' C.B.S., Attendance . -- - ofnce. ii ' 'RUF' NAOMI COHEN Red Cross Rep., G.O. Rep., Ski Club, F.T.A., Gymnastics lin Ocean- side Highl. 86 STEVEN COHEN Q TED COHEN VICTOR COHEN F.A.A., Ski Club, Rifle team, Science G.O. Rep., A.V. Research Club, A.V. Squad, Tide Rep. Aid, Tide Rep., G.O. Store. CLARENCE CRAWFORD, JR Football, Florida National Hon. Soc. Basketball, Science Club, Math Club. 1 6 MICHAEL COHN Pres. Latin Hon. Soc., V. Pres. Key Club, G.O. Exec. Council, Arista, French Hon. Soc., F.L.A., Concert Choir, Cross Country, G.O. Rep. ALAN COLON Chess team and Club, F.A.A. CHRISTINE CORTI Sr. Play, Sports night, Marinettes, Operetta, Drama Club, Folk- singing Club, Dance Comm. RICHARD CRUSE BARNEY Football, Basket- CRESCIMANNO ball, Wrestling. I I :LJILM 'fi ' I I T y mf 2. em 4, I , EVELYNE COLLET Pres. French Hon. Soc., Marinettes, For. Stu. Club Sec'y, Folk- singing Club. WILLIAM CRYSTAL Basketball, Rep., Swing Show, Concert, Marching 81 Swing Bands, Capt. Vars. Baseball, Operetta. CHARLES DAVIS Football, Track, Dance Band, G.O. Rep., Wrestling, Basketball, Stu. Pa- trol. STEVEN DELUCIA DANIEL DEVENSKY Soph. Council, G.O. Representative. MARION CUMMINGS Hockey Club, Library Staff, C.B.S. ALLAN DILLENBECK BARBARA DEITEL F.T.A., Science Re- search Club, Boost- ers, Library Staff, Sec. to Mr. Walrath, Sec. to Mrs. Fisch. JOHN DENISTON RONALD DICKLER Wrestling team, Frosh Rifle team, Tri- School Con-cert, Men's Choir, Concert Choir. ANNA DAVIS Sec'y. C.B.Si., Jr. N.A.A,C.P., Sr, Rep., Folksinging Club, Secretarial Club, Concert choir, L.l.G.A., Forum Club 5 MARK DIROLF Attend. Oflice, Ba nd JAMES DONAGHY Foofball, Track. as., MADELEINE DORFMAN Science Res. Group, Science Club, Drama Club, Basketball, Sec'y To Miss Kugelman. DIANNE EARL C.B.S., Jr. NAACP. J .F I il 5 if ,.,,,,, . ALLAN EISENBAUM F.P.A., Fooiball, Swimming, Lacrosse, Frosh. Track. --...i Www f 89 r:12,'.1. ' .- Q r 4 gl 5535 K 4 I A il , A A, 1- AVA DREYER Hebrew Hon. Soc., Swing Show, F.T.A., F.L.A., G.O. Secre- farial Comm., Orch., Band, Ski Club, Dra- ma Club, Minh Comm., H.S. OH. SfaFF. KATHERINE DUGAN ALAN DUNEFSKY Latin Hon. Soc., F.P.A., Band, Chess Club, Chess Teafm, .l.V. Baseball, Finane cial Sec'y G.O., Golf Team. PENNY EISENBERG '13, BARRY DUBOW Hebrew Hon. Soc., Stu. Patrol, Tennis Team, Track Team. ROBERT EISENBERG Frosh. Baseball, G.O. Rep. if f mf ' 4- - iff J 4 f r- f '- - f .xffmfxzw ,,.1. f ,. . ,,., f ' ffm . n . ,,, ,L r ,. , ,... . , .... .., 1 .L I , v.'f ja r,,, ,-,:1 ,,,.a 4,, . A .445 ,.,A FRED ENGBER Library Staff, A.V. Squad, Boosters, Stage Crew, Ski Club. PAUL EPSTEIN Capt. Tennis Team, Swimming Team, Frosh., Jr., Sr. Class Councils, Concert Band, Marching, Band, Orchestra, Key Club. SANDRA ERBSTEIN Boosters, Dance Comm., Minh Comm., Red Cross Rep., Jr. NAACP, Tide Rep-, G.O. Rep. GERALD ELIAS Frosh. Football, Tide Rep., Boosters. fp LESLIE EVANS F.T.A., Jr. NAACP, Boosters, Frosh. Soph. Jr. Class Councils, Volleyball, Treas. Red Cross, Folksinging Club, G.O. Rep., Echo Bus. Staff, G.O. Exec. Board, Chmn. G.O. Sec. Comm., Minh Comm., C,B.S., Forum Club, H.S. Off. ,fb -4.77 ELLEN ENGEL Vars. Cheerleader, Ski Club, Swimming, Volleyball, Jr., Sr. Class Councils, G.O. Rep., Tide Rep., Boosters, F.N.A., Sports Night, Red Cross Rep., Home- making OH. MICHAEL ERBSTEIN Tide Rep., Class Council, G.O. Rep., Swimming Team. ADA ERICKSON Basketball Club, Dancing Club, Assist. Sec'y., Spanish Club, Assist. Sec'y., Cin Curtis High Schooll Guid. Ott. Staff Cin L.B.H.S.J. FERN ELKIND RITA EVENCHICK Boosters, F.T.A., L.l.G.A., Sr. Play, G.O. Sec. Comm., Operetta, Concert Choir, Phys. Ed. Sec'y. GREGORY FAROWICH ALLAN FENER Football, Wrestling, Lacrosse, F.A.A., Track, Ski Club, Golf. IRWIN FEINSTEIN Wrestling Team. ROBERT FINKEL Cross Country, Track, Golf, Ski Club, F.A.A. STUART FISHER G.O. Rep., Boosters, Dance Comm., Base- ball, Class Council, Bowling Team, Red Cross Rep., Ski Club. HOWARD FISCHER Track Team. JEROME FISHMAN F.T.A,, S.T.R.C., Spanish Hon. Soc., MARGARET FLOOD Chess Club. C.B.S. 91 FRED FINK CHARLES FORSCHER Treas. Arista, V. Pres. Forum Club, Golf Team, Men's Choir, Latin Hon. Soc., French Hon. Soc., Quill 84 Scroll, Adv. Mgr. Tide, Asst. Mgr. Fragments, Key Club, Echo Lit. Staff. JOHN FRANQUI Baseball, J.V. Basket- ball, Capt. Vars. Football. ALAN FURST Wrestling Team. DAVID GABRIEL Booster Council, Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Councils, Slci Club, Wrestling, G.O. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Dance Comm. JOHN FRANCK MONTE GANIS Science Club. CLIFTON FREEDMAN Pres. Debating Club, Capt. Debating Team, Exec. Board F.L.A,, Math Club, Forum Club, Sr. Play, F.D.A. LENORE FUTERMAN Soph., Sr. Class Councils, G.O. Rep., Publicity Comm., Dance Comm., Li- brary Staff, C.B.S., Booster Council, Jr. NAACP, Sec'y to Mr. Tardino, Sr. Lounge Dec. Comm. MICHAEL FRANGOS Football, Lacrosse, Spanish Hon. Soc., Key Club, G.O. Rep. Ml 9 lil i till F BENNETT . ,X rl, GALLINARO - LJ Latin Hon. Soc., dy Q, Frosh Baseball Golf , if Teami 'MJ l ,QUT X W L if I . Cheerleader, Editor G.O. Bulleton, Bus. Mgr. Echo, Lit. Staff Echo, G.O. Exec. Council, G.O. Rep., Capt. J.V. Cheer- leaders, Softball, Frosh., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Councils, Chmn. Jlr. Class Fundraising Comm., Boosters, L.I.G.A., Editor G.O. Handbook, Sports Night. KM ,, ,M . Q rr the W JOYCE GARRICK Ski Club, Secretarial Comm. KAREN GEFFNER Tide Rep., G.O. Rep. High School Office, F.T.A., Sports Night, Girl's Bowling team, Swimming team. 1 MICHAEL GIBBS Library Staff, Ski Club. ADRIENNE GILBERT F.T.A., F.L.A., l..l.G.A., Sports Night, C.B.S., Boosters, Bowling Club, Tum- bling Club, Basket- ball Club, Drama Club. ,F STUART GENSER Swimming team, Ski Club, F.P.A. RONALD GERTZ Arista, S.T.R.C., La- tin Hon. Soc., Oper- ettas, Concert Choir, Swing Shows, Jr. N.A.A.C.P., French Hon, Soc., Sr. Play, Folksinging Club, Fragments Editor. JOSEPH GIASI, JR. Pres. Forum Club, Soccer, Chess Team, Chess Club, Math Club, Arista, Latin Hon. Soc. VERA GILGER C.B.S. Club. kg, V D , 6 U. . ni V V . J . V... ..,. V .1 ' ,WM ! ' MICHAEL GERBER G.O. Rep., Class Council, S.T.R.C., Forum Club, F.P.A., Red Cross Rep., Booster council, Echo Business Staff, Jr. N.A.A.C.P., Ski Club, Latin Hon. Soc., Sr. Class Fundraising Co-chmn. ANN GILLAM F.T.A., C.B.S., V. Pres., Sec'y. to Mr. Padalino, Sports Night, Volleyball, Boosters, Basketball, L.l.G.A. ALAN GLINKENHOUSE Football, Track, Soph., Jr. Class Councils, F.A.A., Booster Council, F. Accts. A. HOLLIS GOLDBERG Mgr. Editor Tide, Spanish Hon. Soc., French Hon. Soc., Quill 84 Scroll-V. Pres., S.T.R.C., F.T.A., Debating Club An- nounce. Squad, Ski Club, Minh Comm., Publicity Comm., Jr. NAACP. HOWARD GOLDSTEIN G.O. Exec. Comm., Chmn. G.O. Con- stitution Comm., V. Pres. Jr. Class, Key Club, Concert Band, Arista, French Hon. Soc., Latin Hon. Soc., Senior Play. MARA GINSBERG Homemaking club, Tide Rep., Red Cross Rep., Frosh. Class Rep., Boosters, G.O. Rep., Ski Club, F.N.A., Dance Comm., Mr. Stege- mann's Sec'y. 7 w A2 .f-0 sn' SCOTT GOLDSTEIN Jr. V. Baseball, F.D.A., Soph. Coun- cil, G.O. Rep., Red Cross Rep., An- nounce. Squad. iaff 19 JON GOLD Pres. of Science Res. Club, V. Pres. of Hebrew Hon. Soc., F.P.A., Senior Play, Band, Dance Band. WENDY GOLDMAN Jr. NAACP, Sr. Coun- cils, Ski Club, Red Cross Rep., Attend. Off., Softball team. JOAN GOLDSTEIN Quill 8. Scroll, Tide Staff, Soph. Editor of Fragments, Creative Writing Club, Bus. Staff of Echo, Sr. Council rep. G.O. Rep., Tide Rep., F.T.A., Boosters, Sports Night. VINCENT GIPSON S' P .. 3: LINDA oooDMAN ,V f.,,, V C.B.S., Lab Service Squad, Red Cross In E Rep., Basketball. 94 y gr-L ELYSE GOODSTEIN H.S. OH., C.B.S. MARLENE GORDON Dance Comm., F.T.A., Publicity Comm., Spanish Hon. Soc., Tide Solic., Boosters. JOEL GREENBERG MADELINE GREENE Tide Rptr., Tide Rep., Maiorette, Echo Lit. Staft, F.T,A., Library Staff, Guid. Off. Staff, Red Cross Rep., Swing Show, Debat- ing Club, Announce. Squad, F.N.A. LA iv' 'lim SIMA GORDON Color Guard, Soph. Jr. Class Councils, G.O. Rep., Boosters, Minh Comm., Attend Off. Staff, Dance Comm., V. Pres, Red Cross, Sr. Lounge Decorating Comm. CHERI GOULD Marinettes, Science Club, Lab Service Squad, S.T.R.C., F.T.A., Science Project Group, Drama Club. BONNIE GRAND Concert Choir, Oper- ettas, Jr. NAACP, Swing Show, G.O. Rep., Swimming, Badminton. CHRISTINE GULI Forum Club, Bowling, Homemaking Club, Ski Club, Boosters. Wind I 4. ffl? S 'i ' 1 95 ROBERT GOTTLIEB Jr. Sr. Class Councils Frosh. J.V. Football, Co-capt. Rifle Team, r.A.A., G.O. Rep. 1 K., ELI HAAS G.O. Representative, Fragments Art Staff. PATRICIA HARRIS Attend. Off., Drama Club, High School OFF. DOUGLAS HAUSMAN Capt. Cross Country team, Capt. Track Team, Stud. Patrol. ERNEST HECHT Chess Club, Ski Club, Student Patrol, Swimming, Soccer, F.T.A., Jr. Council Rep. IRA HAAS Science Club, Science Newspaper. 'ful' JANICE HELFAND Publicity Comm., F.T.A., Dance Comm., Ski Club. nn. EDWARD HASBERRY ALAN HECHT Frosh. Football, Math Club, Mgr. Baseball team, F.A.A., Boosters. SHELDON HECKMAN Latin Hon. Soc., Chess Club, F.P.A., Forum Club, Math Club, Jr. NAACP. LUBA HANSIN Arista, Spanish Hon. Soc., Russian Hon. Soc., F.T.A., F.L.A., Science Club, Red Cross Rep., Minh Comm., High School Ott., Attend. OH., Announce. Squad, Tide Rep., Bowling. WILLIAM HENDERSON Football, Baseball. i . .u ., : ,. ns 1 .v 1 l .1 '. 1 i. -,nv H. , . ' Q Au X wmv A, .t ' if x i rv xy' uv v' iw f,l',U'.llliftJ QU, H.-twwt i'i'ilt'iii ft . X L X K x J NN th 9 ' x , .vi J, J X k , flvu AJC' 1 A l 1 fl., n ilu Jimi' gf 4 i YQ.-v Arista, Sec. French Hon. Soc., Tide Rep., . .' A 41: 'W 1' ' 7 4 ch is DENISE HERMANSEN RICHARD MARGARET HESSION HERSCHENFELD L.l.G.A,, Tide Rep., Baseball, Soccer, G.O. Rep. G.O, Rep. Swimming Team, L.l.G.A., Vars. Cheerleader, G.O. Exec. Council, Art Editor Echo, Jr. Class Council, Sports Night. DONALD HOGLIEVINA Frosh.. Baseball, Co-capt. Football, Wrestling, Lacrosse. 1 A, ,A LENORE HORNlNG Tide Rep., Red Cross Rep., Boosters, G.O. Rep., Frosh. Soph. Councils, Dance Comm., Sports Night. El.l.lOT HOFFMAN Capt. Vars. Swim- ming Team, Frosh. Football, Frosh. Baseball, G.O. Rep. EVA HOFFMAN Drama Club, Jr. NAACP, Forum Club, Color Guard, French Hon. Soc., Latin Hon. Soc., A.V. Sec'y. BROOK HOROWITZ Arista, French Hon. Soc., Latin Hon. Soc., Chmn. G.O. Consti- tutional Comm., Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Councils, Homemak- ing Club, Math Club, Forum Club, F.T.A., Tide Rptr., Folksing- ing Club, S.T.R.C. M? ,f gl -...2 . ,... ' , Q ' 'ff',y,gf , ' i , , V A7 ? rg! t .A :ww g ,-A-,K Vu , A ROBERT HlRSCl'lBERG Ritiery, Bowling, A.V. Squad, Band. , , . X ,, ...gc Q ' . 1x .B .,f r if 'Q fx ft gb, If , x.- DOROTHY ICOVE G.O. Rep., Dance Comm., Booster Council, Guid. Oflice, Decorating Comm. Sr. Lounge, Frosh., Soph. Councils, Minh Comm. 9:1622 MORRIS JACOBS Hebrew Honor Soci- ety, GAIL JACOVITZ Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Bad- minton, Class night Cin Lynbrook H.S.l L.l.G.A. ELANA JONES Marinettes, Jr. N.A.A.C.P,, Bad- minton Team. LORETTA INDIVIGLIO 17? s tr X 4 . 1.2: 4 5 , 5. 1 .f swam f X X ' ,iff f,,f,a ,. .,?,,',,.,,9..,Z , , , 013 ' fff ff J 4 K fi, ' V Ag' J f , N JOSEPH JOSEPHS Frosh. Football, Frosh. Basketball, Frosh. J.V. Baseball, Track, Sfoph., Jr. Council, Booster Council. N--.., MERILL JACOBUS Sr. Play, Echo Busy, Stott, Sec'y. to Mrs. Appel, L.l.G.A., Sports night, C.B.S. JOE ANN JOBES MARY JONES C.B.S., Folksinging Club, Jr. N.A.A.C.P., Tide Rep., Volleyball, Basketball, G.O. Rep., Marinettes. JONATHAN JACOBS Spanish Hon. Soc., Band, Chess Club, F.L.A., Wrestling, Stu. Council, Track Team. BARBARA JUND C.B.S,, Boosters, L.i.G.A., Softball, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Track team, Sports night, Attend. Office. .1323 DANIEL JUND JAMES KAHN LAUREN KALEKO Frosh. Baseball, Football, Math Club, F.T.A., Minh Comm., Vars. Baseball, Track. Forum Club, Math Dance Comm., Ottice. Publicity Comm., Ski Club, Attend. Off., C.B.S., Red Crass Rep., Boosters, Marinettes, G.O. Rep., G.O. Secre- tarial Comm. PAMELA KANE Boosters, G.O. Book Store, Health Off. Stott. 3. 'uf' 95 -1 ?H-A 1- cya BRUCE KANFER Editor-in-Chief Frag- ments, Lit. Editor French Hon. Soc., F.P.A., Folksinging Club, Science Club, Key Club, Concert Choir, Men's Glee Club, Sr. Council. RENY KAPLAN CANDY KATZ Minh Comms' Ski Capt. Marinettes, Club, Volleyball, Bowling Club, 3, Boosters, Publicity Tecmi Guid. Qff' Comm. LAWRENCE KARPEN Sfqff, Spo,-15 Night, Echo, Latin Hon. Soc., ,.,1 MARLENE KALIN F.N.A., C.B.S., Red' Cross Rep., Lab Service Squad, Health Off. Staff, Attend. OH. Staff, Music OFF. Staff. 7 . ' VM. .12 rf Nail 1 .. Ez' ? '- ' ' ., 'stir r ml , 5,-r 530 ELLEN KATZ Treas. F.T.A., Math Club, H,S. Ott. Staff, Ski Club, French Hon. Soc., Minh Comm., S.T.R.C., Bowling Club, Boosters, G.O. Sect. Comm. 99 LOIS KAUFMAN Math Club, F.T.A., Minh Comm., Boost- ers, S.T.R.C., Bowling Club 84 Team, Co- head G.O. Secre- tarial Comm. MARCIA KAYE LLOYD KEIGWIN Spanish Hon. Soc., Swimming Team. HARRIET KATZ Tide Rep., G.O. Rep., Soph, Sr. Class Councils, Homemak- ing Club, Treas. F.T.A., V. Pres. F.T.A., French Hon. Soc., Math Club, Boosters, Stu. Patrol, G.O. Secretarial Comm., Sec'y. to English 8- Homemaking Depts. hu.. HARVEY KEMLER Cross Cou ntry, Track. an ff MARC KAUFMAN Biology Research Proiect Group, Band, F.P.A. DENNIS KEENAN ALICE KELVIN Concert Choir, Sports Night, Operetta, French Hon. Soc. JACOB KATZ Capt. Math Team, Arista, S.T.R.C., Hebrew Hon. Soc., Math Club. GAYLE KESSLER Math. Club, F.T.A., Spanish Hon. Soc., French Hon. Soc., S.T.R.C., Echo Bus. Staff, H.S. OH. Staff, G.O. Secretari- al Comm., Science Office. 'S-1. ANTHONY KING BARRY KING ELISE KLEIN Attendance Office, High School Oltice. EVELYN KNIGHT Vars. Cheerleader, F.T.A., Arista, Sports Night, Spanish Hon. Soc., Swimming Team, Sec'y. for Mrs Schultz. FRANCES KNOOP Volleyball, Sports Night, Softball team, C.B.S. JON KRAMER MARTIN KORNFELD DENNIS KOYI. Senior Play, Radio Choir. Stage Crew. Club. my JUDITH KLEINMAN Spanish Hon, Soc., French Hon. Soc., G.O. Rep., F.T.A,, Bowling Club, BERYI. KRIETZBERG Red Cross Rep., Lab Service Squad, Sec'y for Mr. Schultz, At- tend. OH. Stafi, F.T.A., Ski club, Tide Rep., Boosters, Sport's Night. W ROBERT KRUGLICK DAVID KULBERG Future Architects of America. CATHERINE LAMAGNA I U ! .f .Mi tU',j,Wf,7,,1 ' Wo' J. J WW MEP, 'TW KENNETH KRELLIN G.O. Bookstore. , ,tith- L MORTON LANDOWNE Editor-in-Chief Tide, Co-chmn. G.O. Publicity Comm., Pres. Hebrew Hon. Soc., Treas. Key Club, Pres. Quill 81 Scroll, Sec'y Forum Club, lt's Academic Team. W., WM CHARLES KU HN ROSANNE KUSHIN Drama Club. VINCENT LAMARCA Track Team, Gymnas- tics Club. 'In ,Wf,,,?1. Mi? .,vfV.fl-5l.,ffli?+f i'?f lM'l' MARLEEN KRIEGER G.O. Rep., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Councils, Softball, Volleyball, Badminton, Basket- ball, Boosters, He- brew Hon. Soc., Library 84 Attend OFI. Staffs Jr. NAACP Minh Comm., Tide Rep. F.T.A. RICHARD LANDSMAN Track, Soccer, Span- ish Hon. Soc., G.O. Rep., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Councils, Forum Club, Boosters, Jr. NAACP, Dance Comm. PAUL LANGEVIN Student Council Representative. STEVEN LAZAR French Hon. Soc., Arista, Treas. Key Club, F.A.A., Soph., Jr., Sr. Councils, G.O. Exec. Council, Co-chmn. Booster Council, Soccer, Golf, Tennis, Class Consti- tution Comm. Dance Comm. ' ' ' 92? rf' MICHELLE LEFFLER Pres. C.B.S., G,O. Rep., L.l.G.A., F.N.A., Sr. Lounge Decorating Comm., Sec'y to Mr. Hammer. 'in-. ROBERT LEFKOWITZ Work Study Program. GARY LEVITZ Class Councils, Key Club, G.O. Rep., Chmn. Pub. Comm., Echo Bus. Staff, G.O. Dance Comm., Chmn. Class Const. Comm., Band, Swing Show, Orch., Operetta, F.L.A., Forum Club. ELINOR LEVITSKY Red Cross Rep., Boosters, Tide Rep., Ski Club, Attend. Ott. -of GERALD LEVINE PHYLLIS LEVINE G,O. Rep., S.T.R.C., F.T.A., L.l.G.A. BETTY LEVY Soph. Council, N.Y. State Music Festival, F.T.A., Red Cross Rep., Concert 81 Marching Band. Boosters, Forum Club. 4439 353. wus'-+-. MONROE LICKER -our NORMAN LISS ROBERTA LONDON Drama Club, F.T.A., F.D.A., Sr. Play, Science Club, He- brew Hon. Soc., De- boting Club, Lab- Service Squad, Science- Sec'y., Moth Sec'y., History Sec'y. CLAIRE LURIE Science Club, Sci- ence Newspaper, Moth Club, F.N.A., Slci Club, S.T.R.C., Sec'y to Mrs. Appel, Attend. Off. Staff Minh Comm. PAUL LI EBERMAN Track. ANNE LYNCH in , ,x EM , ,. l : ,. f.. ...f 413: IO4 i RICHARD LIPTON Editor-in-chief Echo, Chief Justice Stu. Court, Editor G.O. Bulletin, French Hon. Soc., Key Club, Frosh., Soph., Jr. Class Councils, Soccer, Forum Club, Jr. NAACP, Boosters, Tide Rptr., F.L.A., eal3w OH, Stofl, Ski Clu G.O. Exec. rd, G . My m ub o .,T'd li ,S . r , Ei 0 .H - 0 'c. t 'LM , I f . 0 O Folksinging Stage Crew, Tech. ofbljlf Director for Sr. Pla 81 O eretta. I ', 'A Y M A WW M552 il F rw VIVIAN LOTTO Jr. Council, F.T.A., Red Cross Rep., Tide Rep., Attend. Off. Stott, Band, S.T.R.C., Boosters, Homemcaking Club. GARY LUSSON Wrestling, Tennis, Ski Club, Frosh. Council, Cross Country. v-gy, .I JOSEPH MQCCARROL 43 -52 CYNTHIA MACLEAY Publicity Comm., Dance Comm., Con- cert Choir, Swim- ming, Sports Night, Follcsinging Club, C.B.S., Homemal-Qing Club. WENDY MALCOLM Echo Art Staff, G.O. Dance Comm., G.O. Publicity Comm., Ski Club, Frosh., Soph. Class Councils, Sec'y to Mr. Stegemann. N.. N ' if. SHARON MASKET Boosters, Publicity Q.. L GERALDINE MANZELLA Echo Bus. Staff, Class Council, G.O. Dance Comm., Con- cert Choir, Concert Band, Dance Band, F.T.A., Boosters, Marching Band, Operetta. MARILYN MARKOWITZ Concert Choir, Swing Show, Sports Night, G.O. Rep., Tide Rep., Boosters. ALGA MARTINEZ Comm., Minh Comm., ZAHAVA MAUTNER Entertain. Comm., BARRY MASON Hebrew Hon. Soc., Ski Club. Baseball, Wrestling. F,T,A., For, Stu. Club, ,XZ 2, ln' ' fi ROBERT MARCUS V. Pres. Science Club, Science Re- search Group, Lab Service Squad, Math Club, Radio Club, Sr. Play. BESSIE McADAMS Sec'y F.N.A., Ski Club, Science Club, Science Proiect Group, Editor Science Newspaper, Spanish Hon. Soc., Latin Hon. Soc., Tide Rptr., Quill 81 Scroll, L.l.G.A. .gsscreaf Esc . , .Vi f Xmxx WALTER McCLANE Swimming Team. SANDRA McKEE Sec'y Science Ott., C.B.S. PHILLIP MENDELSON Science Club. ROBERT MCCAFFREY Af., Yfv .44 Wi- , Mm DEBORAH MEYERS Spanish Hon. Soc., Soph. Class Council, Folksinging Club, F.T.A., J.V. Cheer- leader, Softball, Bas- ketball, Sports Night, Boosters. NW ,M SHEILA McGARRY Jr. Class Council, Boosters, Volleyball. LOREN MEADOWCROFT Swimming, Track, Science Club, Ski Club, F.A.A., Red Cross Rep. PHILIP MEYER Bowling Team. ROBERT McCARRON JONATHAN MEYERS Swimming, Forum Club, G.O. Rep., Jr NAACP, Red Cross Rep., Key Club, F.P.A., Soph., Jr. Class Councils, Tide Rep., V. Pres. Ski Club. sa s' '-'gefsoz A Xxy . 5 5 r W' M C 40 is 'Cl ,N . ol f ll rijlljtn if Gr e lp . X.X.. jf lyv I I. lp A v BARBARA MICHIEL LARAINE MILLER X MARCIA MEYERS Boosters, G.O. Rep., Boosters, G.O. Rep., GG. Rep., Concert Tide Rep., Feature Red Cross Rep., Sci- ll' GU' JJ Gffoir, L.l.G.A., C.B.S., Editor Tide, Tide ence Research Group, ' Sports Night, Hoof. Rptr., Soph. Class Echo Art Staff, A ' Qqlrlinanny, Folksinging Council, Drama Club. L.l.G.A. Club, Opereffcl tl au F AP ' Mg NWWQ jx, Q11 kj' K Qyg NANCYMILLER WWWQ Pres. Arista, V. P French Hon. Soc. Chmn. Boosters, VJ V. Pres. Soph. Class Co-Capt. Swimming Team, F.P.A., G.O. Rep., Jr. Sr. Class Councils, Sr. Play, Echo Lit. Staff, Sports Night, Red Cross Rep., G.O. Constitu- tion Comm., S.T.R.C. RICHARD MILLER Baseball, Soccer, La- ROSEMARY MONTALBANO F.N.A., C.B.S., An- nounce. Squad. ANDREA MOORE L.l.G.A., Boosters, Sports Night, Ski Club, Folksinging Club. 17 I07 tin Hon. Soc., G.O. Rep. STEPHANIE MORGAN Soph. Editor Frag- ments, Soph. Treas. Red Cross, Creative Writing Club, Arista, French Hon. Soc., Prose Editor Fragments, Echo Lit. Staff, Echo Art Staff, F.T.A. MATTHEW MILLER Pres. Ski Club, Swim- ming, Tennis, Frosh. Track, Frosh. Class Council, Pres. Soph. Class, F.A.A., F.P.A., lt's Academic Team, ow KENNETH Am MOSKOWITZ ' K' Swimming, F.L.A., dlp: oo. Athletic klg Q Comm. Math Club, Latin Hon. W Soc. La' We fil JOSEPH MUSMACKER RICHARD NADEL Track, Cross Country, Sr. Play. DEBRA NAPPI Treas. F.N.A., Lab Service Squad, Sci- ence Club, L.l.G.A., Bowling, Softball, Basketball, Baclmint- ton, Volleyball. MICHAEL MU LLIGAN Lacrosse, Football. QQKIP' MOUSA NATAN EILEEN NAD Sec'y. F.L.A., Tide Rep., G.O. Rep., Sr. Play, Echo Bus. Stall, Co-Cl-lmn. Stu. Din- ing Room Comm., Basketball, Volley- ball, Tennis, Bowling, Softball. ALAN NADRITCH Swimming, H.S. OH. Stalt, Library Staff. LYNDA NASTRO Ski Club, Home- making Club, C.B.S., F.N.A. GREGORY MURPHY Baseball, Track, G.O. Rep., Frosh. Football. LAWRENCE NELSON Concert Choir, Folk Singing Club, Senior Play Staff, Operetta. LEE NELSON Folk Singing Club, Senior Play Staff, Concert Choir, Sci- ence Club, Dance Comm. ROBERT NIERMAN Pres. Drama Club, Chess Club, Concert Choir, Senior Play, French Hon. Soc., Arista, Nlen's Glee Club, A.V. Squad, Science Club, Lab Service Squad. 'A --.4 IRA NORDLICHT Pres. F.L.A., Sec. Key Club, V. Pres. Chess Club 81 Team, De- bating Team, Frag- ments Staft, Math Club, Latin l-lon. Soc., Band, Forum Club, Frosh. Dance Band. LESLEY NYMAN JEFFREY OBERDORFER Frosh. Rifle Team, F.A.A., Tide Rep., J.V. Baseball, G.O. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Frosh. Track, Boosters. PHYLLIS OSTROV Boosters, Ski Club, Frosh., Soph., Jr. Councils, S.T.R.C., Capt. Vars. Cheer- leaders, F.P.A., Chmn. G.O. Dance QM' GARY NORWICH FRED ORCUTT Comm., Latin Hon. MARGARET MARY Treas. Russian Hon. LAURA ORZANO Soc., French Hon. O'SULLlVAN Soc., Latin Hon. Soc., C.B.S., Health Office Soc., Guid. Oltice L.l,G,A,, F,N,A,, Ski J.V. Baseball. Stalt, Sports Night. Staff, Echo Lit. Stalt. Club, Tide SOHC, 'CSL ww' 140' KEN PETERS JAMIE PEZENICK fl UuxOfld' Qpofu U li jr W T 1 ITH PARKS Y-D . Tide p., Fragments Art Sta , Echo Art . Staff R ross Rep. Milwdjmw' it EUAS PAULIDES Wrestling. p LYNN PELTZMAN L.l.G.A.,BowIing, V Sports Night 'iv L. L if 4 Track, Football, J.V. Basketball, A.V. Squad, Red Cross Rep., F.A.A., Tide Rep., Frosh. 81 Sr. ouncils, C-.O. Rep. Boosters, Ski Club, . ,.,L.+fff . ffl' h lUl', L.l.G.A., Science Research Group, , Sports night, Jr. N.A.A.C.P. N-lf. L , L tl f , 17 V A- 1 ,aff V'L'C'U7lV fo! U !,2f'7t' J X ,ff 407 ROBERTA PHILLIPS ,WV f Go. Rep., PNA., f' A f Mgr. Cheerleaders, 7 f f.ef ! Swimming Team, I1 77 ,Q Sports Night, Echo f L-' fl Art Staff. I 4, 1 1 1 ,f ,V RONNIE PHILLIPS Class Councils, Moth Club, F.N.A., Sports Night, L.i.G.A., er Council, Tide Rptr. v f , 'Lf V , , VV Z , f J 5 if I WWW , JV ' .QXULW fu f ff WML! 02 V JW , for ,f mf! L we y ,foyf f fy Qi f M ,yd f V T 0 , ,QU 7 . BRENDA PLACENTE fffz .lf , vii! fbL,.Ug'1lL Volleyball, Morinettes, f 4 j' f QC, 'V X fl, X I C.B.S., Concert Choir, , ',L 1 L' V fy: 1,146 J, Sports Night, F.N.A., L' 711 WV X if U Announce. Squad, ' IL ff' . if VV Tide Rep., Red Cross 1 'Lf' f ., 1 V Rep., Operetta, Sec'y W7 f fl P Z 'VJ Zi Mrs. Grabelsky 81 l f V., jig , 7 Y Ulf Lt. Witofl. f f 1 . A xv, 1 K' I E,-0 XLS! r gb ' r fl I 5 fum if 13 4, 7.1 G I, y LL! J A up J ' UV y 'bw r Ahfffr' L VL! I Q J-J 171' , 1 H L,lf0f 'ff ' ,L W ffl V . ff I. . fdffj V dj f ,gif . fi-fr ,f 6V CJ, l 10 Frosh., Soph., Jr., Sr. Dance Comm., Boost- DONNA PATTERSON Treos. C.B.S., Soft- ball, Badminton, Volleyball. ROBERT PILTCH Key Club, Science Club Sec'y., Mcrth Club, F.A.A., G.O. Rep., Tide Photog. Folksinging Club. fl 1 GABRIEL PIRO JUDY PIZIK Baseball, Concert Band, March- ing Band, Orchestra, Operefia, Ski Club, Badminton. l GUS PROIOS Foofball, Lacrosse, Sr. Council, G.O. Rep., Key Club, Ski Club. SUSAN PROPP Hebrew Hon. Soc., Orchestra, Opereffa, F,N.A., Drama Club, Marinefies, Badmin- fon Club, Siu, Patrol, Sports Night. .u-X RENEE POLLACK Sports Night, Volley- ball, Bowling, Bad- minton, F.T.A. RICHARD PORCELAIN Tennis Team. MELVYN POSWOLSKY Bowling Team, Chess Team 81 Club, Forum Club, F.A.A., Math Club. WILLIAM PUGH KENNETH POLLOCK Ski Club, Rifle Team, Wresfling, Mafh Club, Science Club, Quill 81 Scroll, Bus- iness Mgr. Tide, Circulation Mgr. Tide. LINDA QUINTO Homemaking Club, Red Cross Rep., Ski Club, F.N.A., Bowl- ing Club. STEVEN RASHKIN STUART REIBMAN Wrestling, Frosh. Baseball. KATHY REMO Latin Hon. Soc., Sec'y Jr. NAACP, Go. Dance Comm., Boosters, F.N.A., Arista, Soph., Sr., Council, Sports Night, English OH. ,W KENNETH RAPPAPORT Math Club, F.L.A., F.D.A. A. . f, 4: yi. -at ., , wil- .5 L. , is- 'Pb CHERYL RICH Wk' H2 PETER REED HELEN REITMAN Capt. Marinettes, Color Guard, F.T.A., Tide Rptr., Badmin- ton Team, Soccer team, l..l.G.A., Volleyball Team, Basketball team, Tumbling Club, Soft- ball team. ANITA RICE Sec'y for Mr. Koenig, C.B.S., Red Cross, Frosh. Council Rep., Nurse's OFF., Attend- ance Off., Boosters. WENDY RAPPEL Arista, Latin Hon. Soc., Treas. Spanish Hon. Soc., F.T.A., Forum Club, G.O. Rep., Folksinging Club, Minh, Boosters, Sec'y. to Mrs. Fisch. DAVID RICHMAN RICHARD RIDDLEBARGER ALAN RIDZINSKI NOEL ROACH 1 4 ,,. fA.- A, . , , Al fi J Y 4' if gf' .XI ifm Hoszizifmc. In MICHAEL ROBBINS Frosh. Football, Track Mgr., Cross- Counfry Mgr., Stu. Patrol. , ff fi ,-ff ' , 7 31, f Q I , 3 1 Q fu., 1.-:.:: rg- s, 9965. ,Q pus. ELLIOT RING Pres., F.P.A., Track Team, G.O. Rep., Tide rpfr., Senior Play, Swimming Team, F.P.A., Boosters, Jr. Council Rep., Sci- ence Club, F.L.A., Math Club, Ski Club. CATHY RITTER Home Economics Club, Bowling Club. GARY RITTERSTEIN Ski Club, Rifle Team, F.A.A., Math Club, Science Club, Science Lab Squad, Chess Club, Chess Team. ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Tide Rep., G.O. Rep., L.I.G.A., Swing Show, Concerf Choir. WMM' , .. - Y , Ig A, AB 1 1 I CAROL RIPPETOE Red Cross Rep., Tide Rep., Class Councils, Booster Council, Publicity Comm., Dance Comm., Health Off. Winter Carnival Queen. 1555 MARK ROFFE Treas. Sr. Class, Frosh., Jr. Councils, Key Club, Cross- Country, Wrestling Track, Ski Club, Boosters 1 .5 'ul j -f' V H1 U 1 J fi ' r , il! I l' inf fi 'Jill li 3 ' hu i uf i lp' 3, r I J! I 1 at if J ll J ill F L all if-f I it LY ADRIENNE ROSE Tide Solic., Publicity Comm., C.B.S., Echo , Q I Vx f I.. ,,ilfBusiness Staff, Attend. XC 1 fbi ,ap 0 1 1 jay' Slice, Bpostegi b 1 yi! f 2' omema ing u , if ,l , gllgxlv, V J Tide Rep., F.N.A., 1 l ii aff lil Sports Night, J- qi- ,f flu y 1 L.I.G.A.,Volleyball, J L 2 41 f p. , ,U 0 Softball, Basketball, 2 1 V fi U Hoelgey, Badminton, FM A fl X fill 2,6 ' 84!.B wling Teams. i,l' li ij' f ' ii . i .if l U r ' Uv . if 1 i i flu, J pl fi A nvfb' ,Q Iii L1 VO Jiffy 'JU M iw -'A ft H J ini' Lli fill L , . V ,,,i . MICHAEL ROSElNGRAVE Football, Baseball. PERRY ROSEN Football, Rifle team, Cross-Country, Golf Team, Tide Rep. BARRY ROSENBERG JANE ROSENBERG Editorial Ass't. Frag- ments, Concert Choir, Tide Rep., Forum Club, Hootenanny, G.O. Dance Comm., G.O. Publicity Comm., Boosters, Folksinging Club, Book Nook, High School Oitice. HOWARD ROSEN F.A.A., Fund- raising Comm., Minh Comm., Boosters, S.T.R.C., Book-Noolc, Red Cross Rep., G.O. Rep., Tide Rep., Track Team, Wres- ling. SUE ROSEN Concert Choir, Oper- etta, Announcement Squad, F.T.A., Class Council, Tide Rep., Dance Comm., Boost- ers, Ski Club. DOREEN ROSENBERG Sec'y. Soph. Class, G.O. Rep., Jr. Coun cil, C.B.S., Maior- ettes, Sports Night. Wt'-s. H4 PHll.LlP ROSE Frosh., Jr. Sr. Class Pres., Soph. Council, G.O. Parliamentari- an, Football, Lacrosse, J.V. Base- ball, G.O. Dance Comm., Boosters. LINDA ROSENBERG F.T.A., F.N.A., Drama Club, Guidance Off., Sports Night. MARTIN ROSENBERG ROBIN ROSENBERG Homemaking Club, Boosters, Red Cross Rep., Guid. OFI. GLORIA RUBEL Spanish Hon. Soc., Hebrew Hon. Soc., Guid. Off., Forum MAUREEN ROURKE Club, Debating Club, Swimming, Vars. Sr' Play' S-T-R-Cv Cheerleader, Sports Tide RPIV- Ski Club, Night Tumbling, Announc, Squad, Jr. Basketball. N.A.A.C.P., Color Guard. DONNA ROSENTHAL STEPHEN ROTH A.V. Squad, Rifle Team, Lacrosse Team, Fragments. MARK ROTHSTEIN Frosh. V. Pres., .l.V. Basketball 81 Base- ball, Soph., Jr., 81 Sr. Councils, Vars. Soccer 8g Lacrosse, Latin Hon. Soc., Arista, Booster Co- chmn., F.A.A. ELLEN RUBIN G.O. Rep., Dance Comm., Ski Club, Pres. Red Cross, Boosters, Swimming, Sports Night, Color Guard. w. 'A' 'NI -v--'T ARLENE ROSS Echo Editor, Sr. Play, Frosh., Soph., Jr., 81 Sr. Councils, Red Cross Rep., Tide Rep., Guid. OH., Attend. OIT., Lib, Staff, Ski Club, Dra- ma Club, Latin Hon. Soc. JOHN RUST Co-Capt. Basketball, G.O. Rep., F.A.A., Cross-Country, Track, Frosh. Football. STEPHEN SABBATH Sr. Class V. Pres. Adv. Mgr. Tide, Key Club, Track, Oper- etta. EUGENE SALKOWSKY RICHARD SALOMONE CATHY RUTH Soph. Class Treas., Co-chmn. Minh Comm., Spanish Hon. Soc., J.V. Cheerlead er, Color Guard, Soph., Jr. Class Councils, G.O. Rep., F.T.A., Bus. Mgr. Sr. Play, Echo Bus. Stal? Sports Night, Ski Club, Guid. OFF. Staff, Boosters, Dance Comm., Red Cross Rep., Sr. Fund-raisingt Comm., Tide Rep. K '1b 544' JANIE SAMUELS Co-Chmn. Minh Comm., Sec. of Arista, Treas. French Hon. Soc., G.O. Rep., Echo Bus. Staff, Concert Chhoir, F.T.A., S.T.R.C., Vol- leyball team, G.O. Exec. Comm. 'WM BARRY SALANT PHILIP SALINA RONNIE SALSKY II6 MARY RYAN Health Off., C.B.S., Sports Night. BARBARA SANDERS Pres. of F.N.A., Sec. for Mr. Brown, Sec. For Mr. Portnoy, Health Ott., Music Off., Red Cross Rep. Concert Choir. 473 BARBARA SARREL BILL SCHACK V. Pres. C.B.S., Sports Ski Club, G.O. Pub- Night, Volleyball Team, Bowling Team, Dance Comm., Tide Rep., Sec'y. to Mr. Schultz, Sec'y. to Gym Off., H.S. Off., Attend. Off., Boost- ers, Decorating Comm. licity Comm. STEVEN SCHATZ Pres. G.O., Empire Boy's State Rep., Soph., Jr., Sr., Council Rep., Arista, Key Club, Chmn. Class Const. Comm., Dance Comm., lt's Academic Team, Boosters, Soccer, Pres. F.P.A., Men's Choir, Operetta, Tide Rptr., French Hon. Soc. IVY SCHIFRIN Dance Comm., Boost- ers, Red Cross Rep., C.B.S. f ANITA SCHAER F.T.A., Basketball, Volleyball, F.L.A., Concert Choir, Span- ish Hon. Soc., Li- brary Staff, Oper- etta, G.O. Rep., Dra- ma Club, Boosters, C.B.S., Sports Night, Bowling. GAIL SCHANKER Soph. Class Rep., Boosters, F.T.A., Sports Night. MARSHA SCHEFFLAN Spanish Hon. Soc., F.T.A., C.B.S., Frag- ments, G.O. Sec. Comm. SUSAN SCHNEE Spanish Hon. Soc., French Hon. Soc., F.T.A., S.T.R.C., Folksinging Club, Ski Club, Publicity Comm., Secretarial Comm. ARNOLD SCHAEFFER Future Lawyers of America. f ' 15' WF T 7592, Erilagj. '44 ERROI. SCHNEER Advert. 84 Sports Editor of Tide, A.V. Squad, Chess Club, Forum Club, Math Club. JACK SCHWARTZ Spanish Hon. Soc., Tennis Team, Forum Club, S.T.R.C., Band, Chess Club. MURRAY SCHWARTZ Arista, Baseball, Wrestling, Co-Chmn. S.T.R.C., Latin Hon. Soc., F.P.A., Key Club, Sr. Play, G.O. Rep. RUBEE SCOTT C.B.S. CAROLE SCHWARTZ Arista, French Hon. Soc., German Hon. Soc., F.T.A., S.T.R.C., Tide Rptr., Class Council, G.O. Rep. 6' V' at 3 mf-, 'W 7 gm f f 479' ww RICHARD SEDLICK Tennis Team Booster Council Science Club F.A.A. G.O. 6 . . ,l ., , 'Yarn' MICKEY SCHWARTZ Football, Lacrosse, G.O. Rep., Sr. Council, F.A.A., An- nouncement Squad. SEYMOUR SCHWARTZBERG Frosh. Football, Dance Comm., Booster, F.A.A. JO ANN SECHKO C.B.S. El.l.lN SCHWARTZ Homemaking Club Team, Tide Rptr., Red Cross, Dance Comm., G.O. Rep., Boosters, Homemak- ing Dept. Sec'y. ELLEN SEISLER Dance Comm., Homemaking Club. ii DONNA SELNICK Sec'y G.O., F.T.A., G.O. Rep., Frosh., Jr. Councils, Bowling team, Homemaking Club, Ski Club, For- um Club, Latin Hon. Soc., Softball team, Sports Night. STEVEN SFASS J.V. Baseball, Track. GLORIA SHIFFMAN RUBY SHIFFMAN Volleyball team and Volleyball Team 8: Club. Club, Concert Choir, W!! ,M , , i . .Q .. x ..:, 2 :' ' V ' FRANETTE SHEINWALD Boosters, Ski Club, Forum Club, S.T.R.C., Bowling Club. ALAN SHERMAN Science Lab Squad, Florida Science Study Program, Science Club, F.D.A., An- nouncement Squad. DAVlD SHERMAN Frosh., Jr. Council, G.O. Rep., Boosters, Football, Stu. Patrol, Red Cross Rep., For- um Club, Lacrosse, V. Pres. 8K Pres. of Jr. NAACP, Latin Hon. Soc. V. Pres., German Hon. Soc., Library Staff. STEVEN SHIPMAN GO. Rep., Attend. Office, Red Cross Rep., Chess Club, Rifle Team, F.A.A., Tide Rep., A.V. Squad. NEAL SHER Arista, French Hon. Soc., Head of Book Store, Mgr. Editor Fragments, Treas. F.P.A., Band, Science Proiect Group. BARBARA SHULER Treas. Jr. NAACP, Marinettes. RUTH SIEGEL Soph. Council, C.B.S. CAROL SILVERBERG KENNETH SILVERMAN Hebrew Honor Socie- fy. DAVID SlEGEL Afiend. Oliice Staff, Mgr. J.V. Baseball, Tide Rep. ELLIOT SIMON F.A.A. V. Pres. F,L.A., F.A.A., Stu. Patrol, Tide Rpff., F.D.A. CAROL SILLS Concerf Choir, Oper- effas, Swing Shows, Color Guard, Sec'y. Drama Club, G.O. Rep., Tide Rep., F.T.A. DONALD SILVERMAN F.A.A., Sr. Council, Sr. Play. CAROL SIMMONS Volleyball Club, Jr. NAACP, C.B.S., Folksinging Club, G.O. Rep., L.l.G.A. A ,nf 2 .. , b . l if A , I 1 JOSEPH SIEGEL A.V. Squad, Track Mgr., Science Proied Group. DAVIDA SINGERMAN Sr. Play, Pres. He- brew Hon. Soc., V. Pres. Ski Club, Lil. Editor Echo, Editor Fragments, F.T.A., Jr NAACP, Forum Club RONI SIPERSTEIN G.O. Rep., Sr. Council, Homemoking Club, Boosters. BARBARA SLOAN Guld. Office, Sports Night, Boosters, Stu. Council, Red Cross Rep., Dance Comm., Tide Rep. FLOYD SKLOOT Football, Baseball, Track, Frosh. Council G.O. Rep. KATHERINE SMITH TINA SNITZER Echo Lit. Staff, Span- ish Hon. Soc., An- nouce. Squad, Tide Rep., Red Cross Rep. H.S. Off., F.T.A., Sports Night, Boosters, Attend. Ott., Jr. NAACP, G.O. Secretarial Comm., S,T.R.C., Forum Club, Minh Comm., Drama Club. Jr. NAACP, High School Ottlce Staff. LAWRENCE SMITH Frosh. Football, G.O. Dance Comm., tice, Library Staff, Gymnastics Team, Operetta. SUE SOSLER OWEN SOLOWEY Tide Rptr., Forum Future Architects of Club, S.T.R.C., Li- America. brary Staff. l2l Wrestling, Tide Rep., Boosters, Attend. Of- HOWARD SMITH Frosh Football, Gymnastics Club, Dance Comm., Biology Club. rf' LORRAINE SOWA C.B.S., Marinettes, Sports Night. HENRY SPIELBERG Ski Club, F.A.A., Folksinging Club, Gymnastics Club. THOMAS SPRAGON Football, Frosh. Baseball, Lacrosse. IRIS STEARN F.N.A., H.S. Off., Marinettes, Sports Night. DONNA SPECTOR S.T.R.C., G.O. Rep., Drama Club, Sr. Play, Sports Night, Tide Rep., Dance Comm., Red Cross Rep., Sec'y Dr. Samuels, Announc. Squad. DEBORAH STEINBERG Tide Editor, Quill 81 Scroll, French Hon. Soc., Hebrew Hon. Soc., Arista, Red Cross Rep., Ski Club, Fragments Editor, Science Club, Swim- ming, Creative Writ- ing Club, F.T.A., H.S. Off. ,J L, fo ..4u:f ' y ...K ELLEN SPIER L.I.G.A., Math Club, Tide Statfr, Quill 8- Scroll, Science Club, Science Proiect Group, F.P.A,, Li- brary Staff, Sr. Play, Sr. Class Council, Guid. Off. Staff, H.S. Off. Staff, F.N,A. 4 CAROL SPRY Cheerleader, Capt. Swimming, Red Cross Rep., H.S. OH. Staff, G.O. Exec. Board, Jr. Capt. Sports Night, L.I.G.A., Bad- minton, Softball, Volleyball, Concert Choir, Operetta, Swing Show, Sec'y to Mr. Warshaw. MICHAEL STEIN Football, Lacrosse, G.O. Rep., G.O. Exec. Board, Chmn. Athletic Board, Frosh. Basketball, Boosters, Frosh. Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Councils, Dance Comm. QTS3, DIANE SPIEGAL Attend. OH. Staff, H.S. OH. Squad, C.B.S., Sec'y to Mr. Padalino. VERA STELLA Concert Choir, Bowl ing, Guid. Off. CHERYL STRAUS French Hon. Soc., Co-Capt. Maiorettes, Concert Choir, Operetta, Swing Show, Frosh., Sr. Councils, G.O. Rep. HOWARD WARREN STERNBERG STERNBERG MAUREEN SULLAM Debating Club, For- um Club, Spanish Hon. Soc., French Hon. Soc., Sr. Play, Operetta, Concert Choir, Ski Club, F.T.A., S.T.R.C., Guid. Off., Jr. Council, G.O. Rep., Minh Comm., Math Club, Announc. Squad. SHERRIE SUTTON SeC'y. Frosh. 84Jr. Class, Vars. Cheer- M, leader, Soph., Sr. Council, Art Editor to, S.T.R.C., G.O. p., Arista, V. Pres. 7CggSgy:1nish Hon. Soc., French Hon. Soc., ',JQ.O. Dance Comm., It-XL!7:2l'Co-Chmn Assembly ,fctrvrlfi-f A h 'ZZFALJ L3 E' '7uC 6ri1n., lgibrary Staff !bA,l,CL41fwL' Sports Night. fa M L fmt ,Afffffrb W7- F 'A ,6 acu :Q 'QWM4' ' V get - f, V 4' v,K,1,.f? Lf !f'149.Lfl6 gf Z WR c j L 1 IC , , G R' l ROGER TEEMER J.V. Basketball, Cross JOSEPH szouosl ' f ' L Comfy' Track' Echo 3 ' Cffgg fu. V ,c at l Art Staff, Fragmentsg, tw' JL - JL' ArtStafl,StU.12'l: ' Court Justice. p4Ccc,o1!Q4.f fjv I X Science Club, Jr. I NAACP, F.P.A. mc:-:ARD TAMBOR fsuifbvi 123 ANITA SUGERMAN F.N.A., Attend. Ott., Guid. Off., C.B.S. uf' CHRIS TAGNEY BRUCE TELZER Key Club, Sr. Editor of Fragments, Arista, Treas. Latin Hon. Soc., French Hon. Soc., S.T.R.C. DAVID TEITELBAUM , MW.. ..,. , 7 ,W f . , WW-A V ' JANE TELL ' 'f'i BARBARA V I I' TRACHMAN A ,Q F.T,A., Spanish Hon. an A, SOC. A A ,, ' I ff' I ,, . , PATRICIA TRAHAN IW' MARK TUGENDHAFT 'jf ' , ' 4 ' .4 .C -6 I ,. .,, 2,1'f '.ff CHARLES TOBY Swimming Team. GAYE TRACHMAN Booster Council, G.O. Rep., Jr., Sr. Council, Echo Bus. Staff, Spanish Hon. Soc., Minh Comm., French Hon. Soc., Dance Comm., High School Off. My BRUCE TR w',L,A6f'A H 0441, cvvf V ,LM , ' V x CA, 'WIC 3L ji'xCU'J0A -'L X51 IQUIJIOJ RAW 9. Jn. I D J IJ-5' K X V I6 XJ C . , KLULPXFCB . ,UNL dw L' . LW all ix, f K OMAN J CMV K LX D! fl? Off' Nq WU-I5 XM., J qjifhbzhxxoj .LQX ,LJ-fi Us MJ fiwjjvw' C DAN-jf ,vo Iii Milf Viv wt ,RWM A ic if ALQJJJQL Jugvijjv SLQIAF Jg-gjdxjw kvye 'st I24 QA: WWW VLMQIWOWL, Adu. MARJORIE UNGER Echo Art Staff, F.T.A., Forum Club, Ski Club, Debating CI b. Q IMIA .ioifmf 'ICLW A L Y 4gM,'uU'ML ..fYfL0,w0ZYLA dx , HENRY NATALIE WALDMAN VANDERBECK Spanish Hon. Soc., Publicity Comm., Ski Club, F.T.A., Minh Comm., Boosters, Dance Comm. MICHAEL WEINSTEIN A.V. Squad, Science Club, Lab Service Squad, Sr. Play, Science Proiect Group. SALLY WEINSTEIN Sports Night, Red Cross Rep., Jr., Sr. Class Rep., JR. N.A.A.C.P., Volley- ball team, Bowling team, Basketball team, Softball team, Badminton team, Service Squad, Boost- ers. 1 ' fr ,C 'Y EILEEN WANUCK Spanish Hon. Soc., Forum Club, Soph., Sr. Councils, Echo Bus, Staff, Ski Club, Boosters, Maiorettes, Tide Solic., C.B.S., F.T,A., Red Cross Rep., Sports Night. BRUCE WATERMAN G.O. Store, Stu. Patrol, Bowling Team. JEFFREY WEINBERG Pres. Key Club, V.P. Latin Hon. Soc., Soccer, Boosters, Tide Rptr., Tide Bus. Stott, Announc. squad, G.O. Rep., Soph., Jr., Sr. Council, Sci- ence Club, Science Proiect Group, Ski Club, Stu. Patrol, Sr. Play. IRVING WEISS Latin Hon. Soc., Arista, F.P.A., F.D.A., Sr. Council, Red Cross Rep., Math Club, Chess Club. ,,,-I -ff 4'5 wi 1 4,1 I . Z-4... 1'- v1f.7Z' HAROLD WARE J.V. Baseball, Science Research Club. .f ,.., I 'Zia f Z1 gf wx Q Af 1 if A 5 PS it ' 3 JOAN WEISS 1237 KEN WENNING Forum Club. BARRY WESTREICH F.P.A., J.V. Baseball, HARVEY WHITE Frosh. J.V. Baseball. MIRIAM WEISS Hebrew Honor So- ciety. mf' 4: 9' - ft ,, I.. .iv ,N 2 Ib- 'ww . Qkf ,s,a,. PHYLLIS WOLFF V. Pres. F.N.A., Moth Club, Operetta. MICHAEL WERNOW Tennis Team, Latin Hon. Soc., Russian Hon. Soc., F.A.A., G.O. Rep., Stu. Council. ALAN WIENER Soccer Team. MICHAEL WINDERBAUM Soccer, Chess Club, Foreign Stu. Club, Russian Hon. Soc. 126 SHARYN WEISS Sports Night, Boost- ers, Ski Club, F.T.A., Bowling team, Volleyball team, Track team, Softball team, Badminton team, Hockey team, Basketball team. PATRICK WREN Vars. Baseball. WILLIAM WRIGHT STEVEN YELLIN G.O. Dance Comm., Sr. Council, Frosh. Football, Track, Stu. Patrol, Health Off. 'waz - X JUDITH YOOD F.T.A., French Honor Society, Sr. Play, G.O. Book Store, Sec'y to Mrs. Ables, Drama Club, Forum Club, Stu. Council. FRANCINE YURMAN Tide Rep., G.O. Rep., J.V. Cheerleader, Math Club, Sr. Play, Boosters, Attend. Ott., Minh., C.B.S., Sr. Lounge Decorat- ing Comm., L.l.G.A., Sports Night, Color si ,..-- MICHAEL ZISSER Sports Editor Tide, G.O. Exec. Council, Jr. 84 Sr. Council, Varsity Soccer, F.L.A., Key Club, Editor G.O. Bulletin, Chess Club, Quill and Scroll, Editor G.O. Handbook. LEON ZITZER Arista, French Hon Soc., Math Team, Chess Club, Jr. N.A.A.C.P., S.T.R.C. RONNIE ZAPPIA SAMUEL ZINK Tide Rep., Lab Serv- ice Squad, Golf Team, Band, Rifle Team, F.L.A. Guard. PAMELA ZWEIBAN French Hon. Soc., F.T.A., Treas. Drama Club, Tide Rep., Marinettes, High School Off., Attend. Off., Ski Club, Boost- ers, S.T.R.C., Bowling Club, Sports Night. l27 EARLY GRADUATES JANIS FORMAN Arista, Latin Hon. Soc., Forum Club, L.I.G.A., F.L.A., Class Councils, S.T.R.C. LOIS LANG L.l.G.A,, Operetta, Concert Choir, MARCUS MILLET Arista. A-It RUTH SAIDOFF Hebrew Hon. Soc., Foreign Student's Club. A mv , LAURA HODES Arista, Latin Hon. Soc., Jr. Editor- Fragments, Debating Club, Treas. Frosh Class, Creative Writ- ing Club, Operetta, Concert Choir, Math Club, Science Club, Book Nook, Class Councils. ' f Q , EVELYN LIEBERMAN - ww - Concert Choir, . f V Marching Band. z 6-ifilz , , BERNICE Roaams A A Vice Pres.--F.L.A., . , , r Vice Pres.-Debating Club, Debating Team, Forum Club, French Hon. Soc., Boosters, Student , W AV ,, 1 4 , to W, AV f W ' fa ff , Q: 'Una-.., .Jf Patrol, S.T.R.C., G.O. Rep., Class Councils. l28 ELYSE BANKS Arista, Class Coun cils, G.O. Rep., Treas Latin Hon. Soc., F.N.A. LINDA TARASUK Drama Club, F.T.A. was ZS 0 7' Westbury Seniors In recent years, Long Beach l-ligh School has been able to otter vocational training in cooperation with the Technical and Trade Center at Westbury. Students who take advantage of this oppor- tunity are able to supplement their academic education with train- ing in the technical and commercial Helds. 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Editor-in-Chief Ricky Lipton Assistant Editor-in-Chief Denise Chapnick Art Editors Rayna Coppitelli Denise Hermansen Sherrie Sutton literary Editors Bruce Kanter Davida Singerman Business Editor Barbara Gans Editorial Assistant Arlene Ross isfyf YEARBQQK STAFF Arf STCIH: Literary Sicsff Business Sfof-T Y w sw 'mf ,L,.y4',,,, 'f 1 ' f 7 4 1 721-fi-', 'ff' V, A6 QQ47f??! , ,..,, X ffv QMQQQ GENERAL ORGANIZATION Steven Schatz-President Bob Cohen-Vice President Donna Selnick---Secretary Daniel Aronzon-Treasurer Athletic Board-John Candelaria, Denise Hermansen, Ken Moskowitz, Carol Spry, Michael Stein Assembly Committee- -Jay Breines, Sherrie Sutton Book Store and Book Nook-Michael Cohn, Neal Sher Boosters--Steven Lazar, Nancy Miller, Mark Rothstein Constitution Committee-Howie Goldstein, Brook Horowitz Court-Linda Brown, Mitchel Gilbert, Richard Hershcopf, Ricky Lipton, Roger Teemer Court Clerk-Mitchel Blazer Dance Committee-Bobby Bronstein, Phyllis Ostrov Dining Room Committee-Denise Chapnick, Eileen Nad G. O. Bulletin-Barbara Gans, Ricky Lipton, Mickey Zisser Minh-Cathy Ruth, Janie Samuels Parliamentarian--Phillip Rose Publicity-Rosemarie Barrera, Morty Landowne, Gary Levitz Secretarial Committee-Leslie Evans, Lois Kaufman Student Teachers Relationship Council-Carole Schwartz, Micky Schwartz Members at Large--Craig Corwin, Luther Bowser, Jan Gold, Sue Sevy Advisor-Mr. Robert Nardella G. 0. Representatives Ellen Becker Tony Brannon Harry Briffel Debby Carr Charlie Davis Jay Davis Maida Diamond Ronnie Drachman Miriam Eisenberg Ellen Esrig Bruce Frankel Midge Ginsberg Jan Greenfield Sue Ann Hisiger Gloria Huberman Dorothy lcove Hershel lndyg Harriet Katz Anette Kornblum Marlene Kreiger Michelle Leffler Richard Lehrer Sergio Martinolich John Meyers Marcie Meyers Greg Murphy Susan Ostrov Judy Pappo Ann Perlo Adrienne Rein Phil Robinson Mark Rosen Doreen Rosenberg John Rust Robert Shapiro Carol Simmons Sheldon Strauss Robert Wineflash Karen Wolfson COMPLIMENTS P. J. Rose-President Barbara Gans- -Secretary OF THE SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Steve Sabbeth-Vice President Mark Roffe-Treasurer 12-1 Rosemarie Barrera Joel Berman 12-4 Barbara Gans David Gabriel 12-7 Marlene Kreiger Gary Levitz 12-10 Kathy Remo Gus Proios 12-13 Roni Siperstein Don Silverman 12-2 Denise Chapnick Jay Breines Bobby Bronstein 12-5 Joan Goldstein Bob Gottleib 12-8 Nancy Miller Richie Miller 12-11 Arlene Ross Mark Rothstein 12-14 Sherrie Sutton Cheryl Straus Mike Stein 12-3 Ellen Engel Paul Epstein 12-6 Harriet Katz Bruce Kanter 12-9 Ronnie Philips Ken Peters 12-12 Janie Samuels Mickey Schwartz 12-15 Sally Weinstein Mickey Zisser Eileen Wanuck Irving Weiss THE LONG BEACH ARISTA CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Secretary-Janie Samuels President-Nancy Miller Vice President-Linda Brown Daniel Aronzon Susan Baitler Jessica Borzilleri Linda Brown Charles Forscher Michael Holliday Cohn Ronald Gertz Joseph Giasi Howard Goldstein Luba Hansin Denise Hermansen Brook Horowitz Jay Katz Evelyn Knight Steven Lazar Nancy Miller Treasurer-Charles Forscher Advisor-Howard M. Greenberg Robert Nierman Wendy Rappel 4,.T1g.T?,'s'iti'i?tN2 Le, Kathy Remo lttzmm wititiiliililyl H 34.13 Qff ' Mark Rothstein Janie Samuels llfih' Steven Schatz W E' K' Carole Schwartz Murray Schwartz Neal Sher Debbie Steinberg Sherrie Sutton Bruce Telzer Irving Weiss Leon Zitzer COMPLIMENTS OF T2-6 Brook Horowitz Dorothy Icove Loretta lndiviglio Jonathan Jacobs Morris Jacobs Merril Jacobus Gail Jacovitz Joann Jobes Elana Jones Mary Patricia Jones Joey Josephs Barbara Jund Daniel Jund James Kahn Lauren Kaleko Marlene Kalin Pamela Kane Bruce Kanter Reny Kaplan Larry Karpin Candy.Katz Ellen Katz Harriet Katz Jacob Katz Lois Kaufman Marc Kautman Marcy Kaye Lloyd Keigwin Alice Kelvin Harvey Kemler Gayle Kessler Anthony King Barry King Elise Klein Judith Kleinman Evelyn Knight T2-9 WISHES THE CLASS OF '65 THE BEST OF LUCK Eileen Nad Richard Nadel Alan Nadritch Debbie Nappi Linda Nastro Mousa Natan Larry Nelson Lee Nelson Bob Nierman lra Nordlicht Gary Norwich Leslee Nyman Jeff Oberdorter Fred Orcutt Laura Orzano Phyllis Ostrov Maggie O'Sullivan Judy Parks Donna Patterson Elias Paulides Lynne Peltzman Ken Peters Jaimee Pezenick Roberta Phillips Ronnie Phillips Brenda Piacente Robert Piltch Gabe Piro Judy Pizik Ken Pollack Richard Porcelain Renee Pollack Mel Poswolsky Compliments of THE SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Rosemarie Barrera-President Sherrie Sutton-Vice President Sally Rogoft-Secretary Sue Sevy-Treasurer Mrs. Santoni--Advisor Compliments ot THE JUNIOR COUNCIL Albert Schaeffer-President Sue Sevy-Vice President Judy Pappo-Secretary Maida Diamond-Treasurer Compliments of THE KEY CLUB .left Weinberg-President Ira Nordlicht-Secretary Danny Aronzon Mitchell Blazer Arthur Bloom Bobby Bronstein Bobby Cohen Paul Epstein Charles Forscher Mike Frangos Howie Goldstein Bruce Kanter Morty Landowne 1' Tillie' DQR IL .tl Vx gl' Michael Holliday Cohn Vice President Steve Lazar-Treasurer Gary Levitz Ricky Lipton Johnny Meyers Matty Miller Robert Piltch Gus Proios Mark Rotte Steve Sabbeth Stevie Schatz Mickey Schwartz Bruce Telzer Mickey Zisser CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '65 from the JUNIOR HADASSAH Holly Goldberg-Vice President Elly Levitzky-Treasurer Randee Hyman-Corres. Secretary Leah Freedman--Rec. Sec. S. Antler C, Lgndowne R. Levi N, Aronzon T. Gecker P. Newmark B. Baitler B. Gerzog M. Popper R. Beck V, Ginsberg B. Rappaport V. Beck V. Goldstein L. Roffe I. Bernstein G. Gottfried G. Rubel H. Braun L. Hansin B. Salnick L. Cohen A. Herman C. Schwartz P. Diamond S. G. Herman S. Sheer B. Donsky S. N. Herman R. Salkoff A. Dreyer S. Hirschbein E. Spier N. Edleson L. Hirschl D. Steinberg L. Evans G. Huberman M. Sullam R. Evencl-tick H. Katz L, Unger T. Fishman A. Kessler J. Wiss M. Freedman C. Kollander A. Perlo D. Garrick A. Lazar A, Poker J. Garrick M. Leslie Compliments of Evelyn Collet-President Nancy Miller-Vice President Fran Agovino Secretary Janie Samuels-Treasurer Dr. D. Samuels-Advisor D. Aronzon G. Huberman L. Schmoren S. Baitler R. Hyman S. Schnee R. Bronstein B. Kanter C, Schwartz L. Brown E. Katz M, Segal V. Censor H. Katz N, Sher J. Chatalbash G. Kessler D. Steinberg L. Edlestein J. Kleinmcn D. Stern A. Flax D. Kotf C. Straus C. Forscher M. Kreiger M. Sullam C. Frank J. Landesrnan S. Sutton R. Gertz S. Lazar J, Tell H. Goldberg R. Lipton B. Telzer H. Goldstein J. Metzner N. Weingart M. Golinger S. Morgan P. Wesker D. Hermonsen R. Nierman S. Werth R Herschcopf P. Ostrov '. Yood E. Hoffman L- PSSIKIV1 L, Zitzer B. Horowitz S- SCITGIZ WITOFF'S WINNERS-I2-I MR. STANGER'S I2-I0 A. Abed L. Abrams T. Abrams F. Agovino J. Alberghini T. Ambinder J. Aptekar D. Aronzon D. Badamo S. Baitler R. Barrera M. Bauer E. Becker A. Belsito S. Benbasset E. Bender B. Berger E. Bevilaqua C. Bilander M. Blazer M. Blits A. Bloom R. Bluestone C. Blum R. Blum C. Boozer J. Borzilleri C. Ritter N. Roach A. Rice G. Ritterstein S. Propp S. Riebman D. Richman A. Rose B. Robertson R. Riddlebarger K. Remo L. Quinto W. Rappel M. Roffe G. Proios H. Reitman R. Pyeatt W. Pugh S. Rosen K. Rappaport C. Rich M. Roseingrave H. Rosen M. Robbins C. Rippetoe E. Simon P. Rosen P. Rose P. Reed A. Ridzinski THE LATIN HONOR SOCIETY WISHES THE BEST or LucK TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS IN THE cuxss or '65 DUM LOQUIMUR, FUGERIT INVIDIA AETASg CARPE DIEM, QUAM MINIMUM CREDULA POSTEROH President-Michael Holliday Cohn Vice-President-Jeff Weinberg Secretary- Kathy Remo Treasurer- Bruce Telzer Advisor-Mr. John Ritaccio -HORACE I2-I4 WISHES TO ALL THE SENIORS OF THE CLASS OF '65 HEALTH AND PROSPERITY Ellen Spier Tom Spragon Carol Spry Iris Stearn Charles Stefani Michael Stein Debbie Steinberg Vera Stella Howie Sternberg Warren Sternberg Cheryl Straus Anita Sugarman Maureen Sullam Sherrie Sutton Joseph Szollosi Richard Tambor IN THE FUTURE Mr. Anthony Piazza Homeroom Teacher Chris Tangney Roger Teemer David Teitelbaum Jane Tell Bruce Telzer Charles Toby Gaye Trachman Barbara Trachman Pat Trahan Bruce Trow Mark Tugenhafdt Margie Unger Henry Vanderbeck Natalie Waldman Robert Letkowitz IVIR. FlSHER'S I2-4 WLSHES ALL or THE MRS DIAMOND'S HOMEROOM SENIORS THE BEST OF CLASS OF I2-I3 Wisi-LES THE GRADUATING SENIORS THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE LUCK IN THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS! T2-I2 SAMUELS TO SHERMAN AND ALL THE INTERMITTENT VERMIN SAY CONGRATU LATIONS' We'll Be The Last Ones to Receive Eileen Wanuck Bruce Waterman Jeffrey Weinberg Michael Weinstein Sally Weinstein Alan Weiner Irving Weiss Joan Weiss Sharyn Weiss Ken Wenning Michael Wernow Barry Westrich Harvey White Our Diplomas I 2-15 MRS. WALDMAN Phyllis Wolff Michael Winderbaum Pat Wren William Wright Steven Yellin Judith Yood Fran Yurman Ronnie Zappia Sam Zink Mickey Zisser Leon Zitser Pam Zweiban COMPLIMENTS OF I2-5 Holly Goldberg Wendye Goldman Howie Goldstein Joan Goldstein Scott Goldstein Linda Goodman Elise Goodstein Marleen Gordon Sima Gordon Cheri Gould Bonnie Grand Maddie Greene Chris Guli lra Haas Luba Hansin MRS. BRETT Pat Harris Eddie Hasberry Doug Hausman Alan Hecht Ernest Hecht Sheldon Hechtman Janice Helfand Bill Henderson Denise Hermansen Richie Hershenfeld Bob Hershkopf Margie Hession Elliot Hoffman Eva Hoffman Donnie Hoglievina Lenore Hornig Paul Langevin COMPLIMENTS OF I2-7 Frances Knoop Martin Korntield Dennis Koyl Jon Kramer Beryl Kreitzberg Ken Krellin Marleen Krieger Robert Kruglick Charles Kuhn David Kulberg Rosann Kushin Cathy Lamagna Vinnie La Marca Morty Landowne Richard Landsman Michelle Leffler Phyllis Levine Jerry Levine Gary Levitz Elinor Levitzky Betty Levy Paul Lieberman Monroe Licker Ricky Lipton Norman Liss David Litman Roberta London Vivian Lotto Claire Lurie Gary Lusson Ann Lynch Steve Lazar Joseph Tricola, Jr CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF T965 FROM THE MATH CLUB President-Mitchell Blazer Vice President-Roy Callahan Secretary-Treasurer-Doug Koff Advisors--Miss Frank and Miss Lipton CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE ci-IEAPEST HOMEROOM I2-8 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '65 FROM HOMEROOM I2-3 CHINESE KITCHEN STAR SERVICE STATION Car Repair Specialists Automatic Transmissions Brakes 927 West Beech Street Long Beach, New York GE 2-9623 OE I-7533 -Chinese Food to Take Out GEneral 2-4004 I68 East Park Ave. Long Beach, N.Y. 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