Long Island City High School - Plaza Yearbook (Long Island City, NY)

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TEN XEARS I -XTER 1961 8 206 By ADILIE REILI5 md XXXHX COXNOI IY Axs we wa through t e rm als ol our x eIt rememtaered Atmn XIater LI we recall the goo times th xt mere h IC by att NN hx here s our 0 c sensor homeroom 8 206 The xxhol gun, ms to J e just It was len xr. urs 1 Txeres XILIG Reres t tsrlng on '1 lx xftln L or xttentron just rs he usm to on x tus time ne g, ls All Ooopst IX c x he caretu you ctont full XVL I nel I x on er xx hat the glls ln lu corner are gahhlng 'thout proh thty their new mares homes etc msteacl ot their heartthrohs ol old N rs rxthln IS still teaehlng an stil insisting old davs Here come Jrmmy XVar Bom Inmms rn lux ol tt Q rthrr Joxs sner mg, rn Iatt Xvhatt I ate aqazn7 Bot: I'IeaIy rs as usua seren nctrng t re cI1ss an ln 1 m utter ol seconds ony Dattoma nl yom rn Sax Tony dnl xou exer get a seat or o xou str s nre one with Ginger BeII1nl7 INIar1e Prroto Lucllle Laucetla and Rose Grande are here and rn thur usuaI Ilttle hu Ie Right Iuehlnct them thfres '1 real ga test going on etueen Anna Connoly IVIarron Kne Ihane anne Yanosrclc Sylvla Basquez and me l e author Rosarla Chmnlcr IS trying to talce attendance XVeIII She has hnatty sur ceectecl but agamstwh1tocIclsI Times has en t changed ln 10 ye 1rsI Nvexe att come far smce 1950 but ue wrt llw 'ns remzm nr Xlrs Alun mel LIC as a nostilgrc lmporhnt part of our Irves To Xlrs Alhm and to LIC thanlcs for 1 won erlul four ya urs an hug: sc root In our hearts neither ten years nor a hund ect wall exer ehange that wonur u memory Eleven I I lk lu-d' 111. Y - 3 I fI , ..C., -. -. I d' , 2 ' . It 3 . '3 It J' ' . ,- . , ' 4' :rf see J te her, ' Q as ' 5 ' , i 3 igo. t . . ,' 00 1 ' V 1 des: '11 I r ' ' : rp x :fd - I3 Il' ' I. xl,-I, V4 at I-I ' 1 Q E I 'l'l'-1 1 . . . N . ' d S.I . that everyone pay attention....Iusl like the good , W i ' I fr, f - I dp I i . -,T . f'll '. ', ' 3 1 ', cl 3 Il I.. - ad. 7 - 1, be If, ' d ,El' . ' , ' - - . I1 1, ' r ' u ' . I-It

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STUPENDOUS-COLOSSAL-81 14 By MOLLY KATRAS and BARBARA MEYERS italy lJoasls ol Rossellini, Hollywood ol Gralmle, l New Yorli of the Circ-:at Xvhite Xvay-and Long X island City High? Vvhy of that colossal. stupen- dous, terrrriliic 8-114i Need prool-?l Vvell letls taice Lucille De Camillo. Lu was voted the most athletic girl in senior class, as witness her playing a hot game of hasicetlaall. And the hoys, not to he outdone, popped up with Dave Sheppard who shares honors with Lucille, as most athletic hoy. This young L.l.Cite is lamous lor having lmrolien all weightlifting records of his weight class. Also a sports lover is Lillian Haridopoulos, who can do a swan dive or .iacic Knife as easily as rolling off a springboard. But amidst our great and mighty, 8-114 has its slightly radical beings. One can be found hellowing, George all the way, the other chattering incessantly about the latest vogue designs. These two zanies are none other than Frieda Margarites and lxflarilyn Cooper. And moving slowly two seats up we stumlyle upon Harriet fTunal-ish, Katritos with her usual dialogue of Hlxlunch, Nlunch and George wore: munch, munch and George said . . As we shoot a glance aroncl the room, Pete Segallis and Charles Patti can he seen arguing about who gets the History first. Helping them to decide are the Big Three: Vincent Cavalcante, Robert Funic, and Johnny Cavallo. The opposite sex offers competition in the persons of Dolores Ferrara, ixlary Fiori, and Lorraine Goodman. But their topic of discussion comes under the heading of Boys and Dates. txvell, say whataya gonna do? Thank you, Jerry Lesterll And along with this Breeze of hilarity is the air of dignity as offered lay our intellectual side of the class: Rosemarie Caruso, Cleo Joannou, and George Xvitt. And il ever 8-114 resembled an average homeroom, all thanics are due to the quiet and ohedient group consisting of Lorraine Fischer, Kathe lntelmann, Elias Baldanzo, and .lean Sporn. Xvhile giving thanks, we do not want to forget the one who has guided us through the last lap of our four years. Class 8-114 would lilce Wir. Norman to icnow how much we appreciate and are grateful for everything he has done, no matter how small. Vve seniors may forget our history and math, hut one thing sure: Mr. Norman will always he rememhered and respected.

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THE CARNIVAL OF S-207 By CAROLE FOGELNIAN, GLORIA GONZALEZ and .IO LOUISE KLEIN Step right up. Ladies and Gentlemenl Step right up and see the greatest show ol 1Q5lMlea- turing hlrs. Ahhott and her merry makers. As we enter. let's all oluserve the historical plaque ahove, which reads 8-207. In this mem- oralmle room we lirst encounter--Alike Cipolla. re- cently elected to the post ol class president. Today we are heing honored with the presence ol two popular celehrities: They are none other than the typical senior girl and hoy respectively: Gloria Otto and Stanley Kakalios. Here is hlarianne Frost earnestly explaining to Rolaert Homsey, .lean Glover, and Louis Jetter where their hard earned l????l quarter goes. The well-known Alan Liegmann. memher of the long-famed LLC. ustarsf' and another lace in the lield of athletics, Bolo Leonard, the track whiz, are also present. XVAITIII Five new attractions have just joined our Carnival. They are Pat O,Dwyer, Catherine Schwartz, Tom Fidelo, Nick Kalasarines, and Kal Kafalas. Come listen to Ann Loguercio pleading for the cause, whether it be to go to a senior picnic or-Goshlll whatever it is she's always pleading. Vigorously NOT listening, we see a huddle ol gentlemen l????l--Carl Killian. Bill Hroch, our friend Russell Amend, Vincent Kuefner, happy lxflike Cucina and Vincent Tenen- elli, secretively discussing-somethinglll QA free ticket to next year's performance will he given to anyone who discovers whatls what.l Bla-hla, ya-ta-ta ya-ta-tal VVhat's all the commotion at the other end of the room? Ah-h here we are, with Lena Ferrantino, Sadie Caruso, Carole Stein, Ixflarlina Noll and lxlarie Negri discussing the psychological and fundamental mechanical workings of the human mind-VVHOOPSI Vvrong group. Sor-ry. Vvhy there's Carole Fogelman in the wrong cage again, talking as usual to Renee Hoysick, Nlarie Di Ixlangano, Felicia Pierri, and Ellen Fallon. Desperately trying to compete with their whispering are Connie Caruso, Janet Kline, June Ravenna and Anita Reimers. Cheering lrom the corner of her cage is Gloria Gonzalez who is trying to he heard above the others. THERE is .lo Louise Klein. She's--THlNK- INGII But waitl Here comes their charming keeper, lxlrs. Abbott, who will quiet the group hy feeding them Life Saverslll tAssorted Flavors., Leaving ixlrs. Ahhott to her daily task, let's move on and out of this historical room, folks, and don't lorget the merriment that took place here. Ave hope you enjoyed our show which was lour years in the making.