Longwood High School - Lions Den Yearbook (Middle Island, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1965 volume:

— 7.-- QaA YsczsZe -----_____ . LION’S DEN 1965 Published by the Senior Class of LONGWOOD HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLE ISLAND, NEW YORK advisor: C. B. Anderson editors: D. Fingar S. Fried VOLUME II “Oh Brave New World, that hath such men in it... The Tempejt, Act IV . . . and in this world of the yearbook, such men and women will be found—working, playing, and merely living in their own Brave New Way. Here, these people form their own memorial; in a way, this yearbook IS them: their deeds, their aims, and most of all, their memories. For the purpose of a yearbook is to record these memories, and to bring them back when one looks at it years later. We sincerely hope that you will find the 1965 Lion's Den a special reminder of your past at Longwood, and a source of inspiration in the future. — The Class of 1965 For countless hours devoted to us; for caring for us all, both as students and individuals; for always being ready and eager to help in any way possible; the students of Longwood have grown to love her, and the Seniors are proud to dedicate the 1965 Lion's Den to: Mrs. Francis Lazzaro. 5 The Board of Education MR. DONALD FINGAR President MR. ARTHUR WRIGHT Vice The men you see pictured on this page have for the past many years given up much of their personal time, seeing to it that every child in a fifty-two square mile district has a proper education during the year. We, the Cl ss of 65 acuT ly were of trtferaf. and-ws wish to express our sincere appreciation for the work these men have done. MR. FREDERIC VAN DERVOORT MR. TYRELL WILSON MR. JOSEPH CARRABUS MR. ELBERT SMITH Lk Y PhA MR. CHARLES ROSELIUS MR. ARTHUR MINARDI 6 MR. HENRY NEUSS UJM� FLorC PkK DR. LOUIS V. NANNINI District Superintendent N)A MR. JOHN ANASTASI Assistant District y. Principal a 7 Success is a nebulous concept. It can be an illusion, difficult to define and measure. For some, it is temporary, even fleeting; for others, long delayed. During a lifetime, most individuals will be judged relative to their financial achievements, their professional competence, their social acumen, their marital and parental success, and ultimately, in terms of their impact upon society. Human judgment concerning life involves achievement in all areas, the talents with which the individual started, and the values employed by those rendering the judgment. Perhaps the ultimate test is the ability of each person to live effectively with himself and with other people. As a class you have been tempered by a number of difficult and unusual challenges. Your response has been one of courage, patience, and good humor. As individuals, you have achieved social, scholastic, and athletic success in direct proportion to your talents and your willingness to give of yourselves. Throughout your lives, you will continue to face challenges. Your most satisfying successes will usually demand personal effort, self-sacrifice, and the application of personal traits such as perseverance, courage, patience, integrity, and understanding. These personal traits can only be developed through constant effort. Ultimately, they become a resource, a reserve upon which you can draw in a time of crisis. Then, above all, you will recognize that the price was worth paying. Congratulations to each graduating senior! I wish you a lifetime of success. DR. FOSTER HOFF MR. ROBERT BULLOCK Assistant Principal MR. WILLARD MONSELL Chairman Guidance i MISS BARBARA MAGIE MR. JOHN MASEM 10 Secretaries MRS. ANNA ENGIEHARDT Main Office MRS. ELEANORA HOLTEN Main Office MRS. ZELOA BECHT Library Secretary MRS. MARY KAMMER Dr. Hoff' Secretary MRS. JEAN SEITZ Guidance Secretary MR. D. W. CARTWRIGHT Special Class MR. W. JAGIINSKY Special Class MRS. A. BRIDGES Librarian MRS. H. MILLER Nurse MR. G. BURNS Reading MR. R. GRASSI District Psychologist 12 FACULTY WORK ROOM Then said a teacher, Speak to us of Teaching. And he said: No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. English MR. JOSEPH BIGHAM, Mount St. Mary's College; B.A. MRS. NANCY HILL, Thcil College; B.A. Perhaps of all the creations of mar Giles Lylto MR. JOSEPH LESSER, University of Michigan B.A.; Syracuse University M.A. 14 language is the most astonishing. Strachey MR. EARL WALKER, B.A., American University. %r. 'WM . MRS. BARBARA WILBUR, B.A., University of California; M.A. Cornell University. MR. LEONARD J. WEINER, B.A., Hofstra University. 15 The object of Science is to educate the mind to such a degree that nothing will be unexpected. MR. DAVID CHRISTOPHER M.S.T., Cornell University; B.S., Edinboro; M.A., New York Uni versify. MR. SAMUEL FARRELL, Johnson Smith College, B.S. —B. Russell Science Department MR. FRANK MASSEY, Chairman; Hofstra College, B.A., M.A. MR. DONALD CROSBY, Indiana State College, B.S. MR. HERBERT HERMSDORF, St. John's College, M.S.; Columbia, B.S. 16 JAN CURT OOSTING, Duke University, M.A. MR. CARL VERDI, Mount St. Mary's College, B.S. Mathematics Department MR. ANTHONY CAGGIANO, B.S., Physics, University of California at Los Angeles. MR. JOHN EGGERT, B.S., Phys M.S.; Astronomy, R.P.I.; St. JoF University. Mathematics possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty—a beauty cold and austere, like that of sculpture, without appeal to our weaker nature, sublimely pure, and capable of a stern perfection such as only the greatest art can show. -b. Russell MRS. ELENA FLOM, B.S., Psychology, Pennsylvania State University. MR. BRUCE Mathematics, lege. FREEMAN, Murray State B.A., 0 !?' V MISS MARGARET WEAVER, B.S., Mathematics, Stony Brook Uni-versity. 17 Social There is a history in all men's lives. • —Shakespeare MR. RICHARD VIERA, Chairman; Colombia M.A.; Manhattan, B.S. MR. JAMES DONOVAN, Springfield Col-lege, B.S. MRS. JANE LOVE, University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. MISS VIRGINIA MAFFIA, New Rochelle, B.A. 18 Studies 19 As the sun and music color Art and MR. ROBERT MEYER, Co-ordinator; A.A.S., State U.A.T. Institute; State University College at New Paltz, B.S., M.S MRS. LUCINDA BERNINGER, State Univer-sity College at New Paltz, B.S. New York, B.A. 20 Music MR. LARRY SUMMA, Drake Uni-versify, B.M.E. MR. ROBERT J. QUINN, Kanas State University, M.S., Chairman MR. WILLIAM JONES, Kanas State University, B.S., State University of Iowa, BAA. MR. LARRY McCOOMBE, Temple University, B.A. in Music Education. MR. JOHN BRUNO, Manhattan College of Music, MM. MR. NORAAAN RIFKIN, Chairman; Hofstra AAR. MICHAEL G. FREER, Minnesota College, College, M.S. B.A. MISS JUDITH MYERS, Knox College, B.A. MRS. NELLIE PAULONIS, Boston University, B.A. Language Unlearn'd he knew no schoolman's subtle art. No language but the language of the heart. 1 ' MR. RICHARD PLOTH, B.D. Princeton Theological Seminary; A.B., Wheaton College, III. —Alexander Pope 22 MRS. MARJORIE TYLER, Chairman; B.S., Uni- MISS MAJORIE ROBINS, B.S., State Univer-versity of Rhode Island. sity of Buffalo; Merrill-Palir er Institute. These sudden ends of time must give us pause. We fray imo the future, rarely wrought save in the tapestries of after thought. -R. Wilbur Home Economics MR. GEORGE D. BRESSLER, Chairman; Ship-penburg State College, B.S.; University of Maryland, M.S. MISS ELSIE DITEWIG, Hartwick College, Business BS■ MISS ANN EGGERS, Anderson College, J.S. MR. J. McCARRICK, St. John's University, B.B.A. Industrial Arts MR. RALPH GENTILE, B.S., State University College at Oswego, A.A.S.; Hudson Valley Technical Institute. MR. HENRY GRUBB, B.S., State University College at Oswego. 7 MR, ALEXANDER McNEIL, 8.S., W st ginia Stat£ M.S. ' T Jr . MR. JOHN LOMBARDI, Chairman; B.S., M.S., State University College at Oswego. 24 Physical Education S' MISS CLAIRE ELLEN PURDY, B.S., Ithaca College. MR. CHARLES F. BERCHEN, Co-ordinator; B.S., Cortland State Teachers College; M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University. MR. ALAN CHASE, B.S., M.A., Cortland State Teachers College. The time you won your town the race We chaired you through the marketplace; Man and boy stood cheering by. And home we brought you shoulder-high. —A. E. Housman 25 Custodial Staff Building maintenance is one of the most important functions that must be carried out to make Longwood clean and attractive. We wish to express our sincere thanks for the services that these people have rendered in making the atmosphere clean, healthy, and safe. HERBERT FAUST FRANK HUGHES ED BAIO GEORGE BOSCHEN SAL FURNARI LEO CAMPP MAT HUGHES ISABELLE HUTTON ERNEST LEGERE JOHN LEITE PERIREA PEIEGRIMG BILL PREIS ED STYFFE jot 26 SENIORS A world is only worth what its inhabitants are worth. In the following pages, you will find the inhabitants of the Brave New World. They will dictate the progress of the future. They are the builders, the administrators, the scholars, workers, and creators, and in their hands rests our destiny. They will have to make decisions—great decisions. Let us hope they make them wisely. PRESIDENT Senior Class Officers KATHLEEN ANNE WORLE President Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Political Science 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; German Club 3; Library Club 1, Vice President 1; Yearbook 4; Class Historian 2; Student Council Representative 1, 3, Treasurer 3; Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Help 2, 3; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate 3; Brookhaven Town Essay Contest, Honorable Mention 1. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY DONNA DORIS FINGAR Vice President Pep Club 2, 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Editor-in-chief 4; Hockey Team 3, 4; Volleyball Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 1, 2, Captain 4; Gymnastics Team 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1; Caroleers 1, 2, 3; Class Secretary 3; Student Council Representative 3, 4, Secretary 3; Interim Student Council 1, 2, President 1; Girls Leaders Club 3; Political Science 4; N.Y.S. Solo Competition 2, 3, 4; Sectional All-State 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir 4; Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4; Brookhaven Town Essay Contest, Honorable Mention 1; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate 3; Office Help 1, 2; Orientation Speaker 1; Newspaper 1, Secretary 1. TREASURER LINDA J. GLOVER Treasurer Newspaper 4, Editor 4; Badminton 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Political Science Club 4; Class Vice President 2; Student Council Representative 4. ASTRID TREUFELD Secretary Dramatics 1, 2, Secretary 1; Library Club 1, President 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2, J-V. Cheerlcading 3; Class Secretary 1; Student Council Representative 1, 4; Hostess 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate. HISTORIAN PETER JOSEPH TURCHIANO Historian President 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orientation Speaker 1; Student Council Representative 1, 4, President 1; Newspaper 4; Photography 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Art Editor 4; Class Historian 3; Drama Award 3; Musical Comedy. JAMES ABRAMOSKI Football 1, 2, 3, Varsity; Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity; Varsity Club 3, 4. EUGENE ALLEN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity; Homeroom Representative 1, Varsity Club 3, 4. HELEN BELDT Homeroom Representative 1. FRANK EMANUEL BELLAMY Audio-visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, Manager; Library Club 1; Football varsity 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; All-county football 3. FRANK L. BEUEZZA G b BRENDA ENID BETANCOURT Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Larjguage Club, President 3, 4; News-per 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council, President 4; Homeroom Representative 3; Hostess 3, 4. JOHN BLACK Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Honor Society 3, 4. RICHARD J. BONATI Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. ■ GEORGE BOSTIC Track 2; Wrestling 1. LORRAINE MARIA BOTTARI Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; President of Class 1; Hostess 3; Office Help 4. RONNIE BOWMAN Baseball 4; Basketball 4. CLAUDIA BRAUN Future Nurses of America 2; Office Help 1; Co-op 3, 4. LORETTA BRODMAN Business Club 3; German Club 3; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 3. LARRY K. BROWN Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; League Champion 2, 3, 4, County Champion 3, 4; Varsity Club. PENNY CHRISTIANSEN Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher Aide 2, 3, 4; Hostess 3; Student Council Alternate; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 3; Newspaper 1. DONNA MARIA DELLI BOVI Newspaper 1; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 3; Homeroom Representative 2, 3; Alternate 2, 3; Hostess 3. ROBERT JOHN DOPSON School Store 4; Football Manager 1; Gymnastics 4; Chorus 3. JUDY ERWIN Office Help 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 2. HARRY J. FOXWELL Vice-President of Biology Club 1, 2; President of Biology Club 3, 4; Vice-President of Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Varsity Track 3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Alternate to Student Council 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; P. A. Announcer 4. MIKE FRANCIS Dramatics 2; library Club 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3; Frosh Track 1; Varsity Track 2; Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Alternate to Student Council 2, 3. SUSAN LAURA FRIED President of Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Executive Committee of Concert Band 4; Drum Majorette of Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Twirler of Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Sectional All State Choir 1, 3, 4; N.Y.S. Solo Competition 2, 3, 4; Carolccrs 1, 2; Secretary of Sophomore Class 2; Vice-President of Junior Class 3; Secretary of Student Council 4; Student Council Representative 1; Yearbook Business Staff 3; Edifor-in-Chief of Yearbook 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 4; Hostess 2, 3, 4; Musical Comedy-lead Dramatics 4; Office Help 1. JOHN FOGUS Audio-Visual 1; J.V. Baseball 1, 2, 3; J.V. Football 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND GALLAGHER Football 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Student Council 1. ANTHONY GARIFO Audio-visual 3, 4; Track 3, 4. KATHY GORDON Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Help 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. RENEE HARRIS Business Club 3; Chorus 1; Hockey 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 4; Office Help 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN A. HATEAU Chorus 1, 2; Volleyball 3, 4; Honor Socie 1; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Phc Club 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Cheerleading JOANN GENOVA Yearbook 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Class President 3; Student Council 2; Hostess 2, 3; Office Help 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Queen Candidate; Teacher Aid 3, 4; Senior Ball Chairman 4; Business Club 3; Drama Club 3. JOHN HIGGINS KEN HORSFORD Audio-Visual 2; Chess 2; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 3, 4. JOHN HINES Gym Night 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4. PETER HOUGH Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Champ 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club. League 37 LINDA M. GUI DA Pep Club 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Baseball 4; Student Council 4; Hostess 3, 4; (Hostess Chairman 4); Dramatics 4. CAROLE JACUNSKI Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2. TERRY HUGHES Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3, 4. LINDA CARROL JOHN Dramatics 4; German Club 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Help 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. BOB HOELZER Dramatics 4. PAT JONES Business Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 3; Newspaper 1; Basketball 3; Volleyball 3; Badminton 3. BILL JURGENS Football 3; Chorus 3; Boys Glee Club 3; Football 4. HARVEY JORDAN Photo Club 3; Yearbook 3; Band 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; New York State Solo Competition 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Sectional All-State 4. CHARLES JORDAN Dramatics 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Marching Band Drum Major 3, 4; New York State Solo Competition 3, 4; Sectional All-State 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; All-State Choir 4; Musical Comedy-lead. ALFRED KANE Audio-Visual Aids 3. JOSEPH KANGAS STEVEN KING Audio-visual 1; Cross Country 2; Football 1, 2; Captain of Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Alternate 1, Homeroom Representative 2. SANDRA KANGAS Office Help 3, 4, Hostess 4. HELENA KOZLOWSKI DORIS ANN KRONCKE Business Club 3, 4, Newspaper 1, School Store 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Volleyball 1. EDWARD LEWIN JOSEPH J. LAPIENSKI Yearbook 4; Baseball 4; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 4. KATHY LOCKHART Future Homemakers of America 2, 3; Library Club 3; Newspaper 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 4; Soccer 1; Office Help 1, 2. 41 JAMES LORTIE Audio-visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball varsity 2, 3, 4, Football varsity 3, 4; Varsity Club. BILL LYON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 1; Gym Night 1, 2; Baseball 1; Student Organization 1, 2; Varsity Club; Choir 2. BARBARA MANION Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. RANDOLPH H. MANNING Audio-visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Band 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 1; Interim Student Council 1, 2; Sectional All-State 1; Carolecrs 1, 2; Boys Group 3; Wrestling Intramurals 2, 3; Varsity Club. MICHAEL MILEY WOODROW MILLER Varsity Club; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4. NELIDA MUNOZ Future teachers of America 3, 4, Secretary 4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 4; Photo Club 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Cheerleading Captain 1; Class Treasurer 1, 3; Homeroom Representative 3, 4; Hostess 1, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2; Prom Queen 1, 3. r JOHN PEDROSA CORA M. PERROTTA Dramatics 2, 4; Future Homemakers of America 1; Library Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 4; Soccer 1; Chorus 1. GREGORY PAQUETTE Biology Club President 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Stage Manager 3, 4; Photo Club 1; Science Club 3, 4; Honor Society Treasurer 4. SUSAN KATHERINE NANNINI Newspaper 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4; All-State 1; Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4; Carolecrs 2, 3; Honor Society 1, 2; Marching Band 3, 4. Not Pictured: ROY PERRY MADELINE A. PETRIGNANI Future Nurses of America 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Girls Softball 3; Gymnastics 3; President of Future Nurses of America 4; Treasurer 3. BARBARA PINTO Future Homemakers of America 3 Photo Club 3; Girls' softball 1; Student Council. ROBERT PETERS Varsity Wrestling 2, 3. LARRY PORTER Biology Club 1; Cross Country, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Interim Student Council 1, 2; All State Caroleers 1, 2. KAREN S. PREIS PHILIP REANY JR. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football Captain 2, 3, 4; Political Science 4; Varsity Club. CAROL ANN RAPPOLD Business Club 3; Office Help 1, 4. RICHARD J. PROTOSOW Audio-visual 1; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4; Track varsity 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Varsity Club. JACK RECTOR ARLENE P. RUSSELL Photo Club 4; Yearbook 4; Office Help 4. LEONA LINDA SAMUELS Newspaper 2; Yearbook 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Alternate 4; Hockey 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Hostess 1, 2; Badminton 3, 4. STANLEY RHODUS Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Political Science Club 3, 4; Varsity Club. LARRY SHAFFER Newspaper 1; Intramurals; Track 1, 3, 4. 46 JOSEPH SCESNY CHARLES SHEL X Biology club 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 3, 4; Zhorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student council 1, 2; Varsity Club. 0 JOYCE DORIS SEALEY Business club 3; Future Homemakers of America 3; Library club 1, 2; Yearbook 3; Basketball 3; Gymnastics 3; Homeroom Representative 2, 3; Hostess 1, 2, 3. RICHIE SCHLACTER Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club. CHRIS SIMON Newspaper 1; Coop 3, 4; Yearbook 4. 47 HELEN SMALLS Business Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Girl's Basketball 3; Soccer 1; Chorus 1; Hostess 1; Office Help 2. BARBARA HELEN SMITH Dramatics 1, 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Library Club 1; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Marching Band 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Hostess 3, 4, Political Science Club 3, 4. ART J. SOUTHWORTH Football 3, 4; Track 3; Wrestling 3. DIANE STASYS MAXINE SULLIVAN Newspaper 1; Yearbook 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Hostess 1, 2; Badminton 3. SUSAN JEAN TENKE Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Math Club 4; Yearbook 4, Newspaper Editor 4; Political Science 3, 4; Badminton 4; Honor Society 4, Vice-Pres. of Political Science Club 4. FRANK THOMAS Audio-visuals 2; Biology Club 3, 4; Vice-President of Dramatics 4; Math Club 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; N.Y.S. Solo Competition 3, 4; Sectional All State 4; Honor Society 3, 4. GLEN TINNIE DAN TOMASZEWSKI Yearbook 4; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All County Tackle 3; Track 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; League Champion Wrestling 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2; Orientation Day Speaker 1; Varsity Club. STEPHEN FREDERIC VAN DERVOORT Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Phofog-raphy Club 3, 4; Yearbook Sports Editor 4; Basketball Manager 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Sectional All-State 1; Caroleers 2; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Marching Band 3, 4. FRITZ VOGELI Chorus 1, 2. CAROL WALKER Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Editor 1, 2; Photography Club 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Alternate 2; Hostess 1, 2, 3; Junior and Senior Honor Society; Public Address Announcer 2, 3, 4; Sec. of Political Science Club; Musical Comedy. VICKI LYN WALLIS Dramatics 4; Office Help 4. DEBORAH WALKER Dramatics 4; German Club 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Political Science 4; Student Council Secretary 2, Alternate 3, 4; Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHY WALSH Office Help 4; Hostess 4. KEITH WHIGHAM Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 3; Wrestling 2, 3. VIRGINIA WHITEHEAD Biology Club 2, 3; Dramatics Vice-President 2; Future Teachers of America Parliamentarian 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Gymnastics Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Student Council Vice-President 4; Girls Leaders Club 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Hostess 3, 4. WILLIAM C. WILGEROTH Audio-visual 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Intramurals 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; President (Band) 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Junior Honor Society 1, 2. FRED WITTSCHACK Audio-Visual 1; Track 1, 2; Homeroom Representative 1. JAMES WRIGHT Biology Club 2; Chess Club 2; German Club 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3; Political Science 3, 4. PEGGY ANN WURST Dramatics 2; Newspaper 2; Chorus 1; Office Help 4. 53 “THE EDUCATED MAN.. . ... is at home in any society . . . ... He is ever ready . . . . . . yet never in the way . . . ... he is a pleasant companion . . . . . . and a comrade you can depend on • • • ... he has a repose of mind which lives in itself • • • . . . while it lives in the world . . . ... he has a gift . . . . . . without which good fortune is but vulgarf and with which failure and disappointment have a charm.” 58 From The Educated Man, John Henry Newman UNDERCLASSMEN Despite what other people may say, underclassmen will someday be seniors, and finally become integral parts of the Brave New World. But now they are like molten metal, ready to be poured into the mold of their destiny. We are not complete without them, so here they are Top Row L. to R.: Bob Peuplie, Alexander Pressley, George Moffett, Herman Here, Arnold Reisler, Bill Murphy, Richard lewin, Oonald Partlow, Richard Vincent. Middle Row L. to R.: Anno Manghan, Barbara Tarvclla, April Peltz, Rodney Pugh, Robert Rannin, Larry Partlow, Pat McGuin-ness, Kenny Partlow, Rita Perkowski. Bottom Row L. to R.: Lynn Perry, Francis LcGoubin, Dorleen Powell, Donna Nugocki, Elenor Melkunas, Myra Ortis, Use Nollcr, Cheryl Wallis. Eleventh Top Row L. to R.: Bruce Fulkerson, Frank Gorski, Edward Kosf, Samuel Powell, Charles Hartigan, Joseph Kin-ney, Richard Gow, Robert Kirkup, Robert Hart. Middle Row L. to R.: Robert Hughes, Karen Kamke, Barbara Jacques, Karen Gerhard, Joseph Lazzaro, Linda Gcchoreck, Dianne Kiezel, Robert Koepke, Paul Klimek. Bottom Row L. to R.: Susan Knowles, Kathleen Stadelman, Patricia Higgins, Richard Tierney, Janet LaFlair, Marie LaSauce, Linda Hutt. 60 Top Row: Mike Williams, Gary Spall, Steven Sanfilippo, Warren Whack, Terry Wilson, Irving Van Noy, Keith Whigam, Gilbert Turpin, Mike Trus-novec. Middle Row: Margaret Wilde, Vicki Pumphery, Sal Rizzo, John Spcro, Andrew Swezey, Leslie Taylor, Milly Trcmel. Bottom Row: Florence Williams, Anne Manglan, Helen Witt-schack, Cheryl Boddy, Margaret Stad-nick, Mary Ann Sabelli, Marnic Olsen, Nancy Bcrtwcll, Olive Williams, Pat Whittle. Grade Top Row: Edward Disclrod, Peter Di-Maggio, Wesley Bullock, John Churchill, Richard Columbine, Paul Diotzel, Walter Fauth, Dennis Ducknowski, Joseph Botta, Richard Davis. Middle Row: Stella Evanila, Regina Carpenter, Mary Bcldt, Pat 8rown, John Fcrritto, Jeanne Carter, Leslie Ca-vangna, Delma Brown, Shirley Dasch. Bottom Row: Paula Hutt, Linda Dekato, Philomena Wittschack, Norma Betancourt, Rosemary Depta, Susan Clark, Francis Fico, Gall Colson. 61 Row 3: (Top Row) Fred Schaaf, Gary Duchnowski, Andrew Greener, Richard Glover, David Hoff, Clifford Donati, Brian Howard. Row 2: Nora Gill, Robert Hines, Diana Scesney, Albert Rasmussen, Daniel Hrcach-mack, James Genova, Frances Scesney, Danny Hahlbohm, Peter Han-nigan, Kurt Ress. Row 1: Helen Giaquinto, Linda Haywood, Donna Hein, Christina Holten, Carol Hett-rick, Kenneth Fritz, Linda Forrest, Laura DuPrc. Tenth Grade Row 2: Lorraine Wilson, Robert Walker, Donald Lamb, Tim Timler, John Bastady, Larry Zimmerman, Tom Whitehead, Ken Spegele. Row 7: Ernestine Stewart, Elissa Olson, Robert Wallis, Carolyn Taylor, John Miranda, Marion Sv eezy, Woodley, Not Pictured. Maureen Walsh, Frances Carmello, Peggy Brockbank, Karen Kelly, Anne Cousins, Jim Brown, Dorthy Cousins, Glen Dydo, Robert Morell, Jim Rindos, Jerry Goodine, Ben Carpenter, Bcrnie Smith, Willie Offord, Tom Nolan, John Kramer, Brad Sequinc. 62 Row 3: (Top Row): William Lortic, Raymond LaGala, Sharon Mason Lynn Hulse, Susan Kamke, James Lee, John Liere, Pat Manion, Kathy LaSause, Warren Manghan. Row 2: Edward Kciedemakor, Henry Mc-Cavanagh, Lynn Miller, Robert Kcmpster, Dianne Knadle, Michael Bonner, Linda Ignacak, Jeff Linzer, Harriet Jon s, Marcia Howard. Row 1: Theresa Pedrozo Josephine Rizzo, Anita Lombardo, Donna 'Marlell, Claudia Leonardi, Janet Lobocctyaro, Karen Kennedy, Rhonda May. . V « .(f Row 3: Dennis Noud, Brian Quigley, Peter Nicola, Jerry Neuss, Peter Papas, James Salvato, George Pugh, Robert Obiedzcnski, Paul Paquette, Henry Oclzc. Row 2; Loel Donath, Carolyn Panella, Michael Pcrrctti, Rosemary Nolan, Fred Mitchell, Leon Robinson, Steve Nadramia, Frances Nicgocki, Frank Petrignani. Row 1: Anna Perrotfa, Darryl Peters, Carol Pryor, Karen Nicolay, Carl Rappold, Penny Ranta, Karen Holten, Frances Pcnix, Mary Pedrosa. Row 3: John Trcmel, Richard Terracino, Alex Hackay, John Wondarach, Bernard Urban, Robert Worthington. Row 2: Carol Woods, Bob Dowling, Sylvia Thomas, Susan Wright, Amanda Whitaker, Eugene Vogeli, Gregory Thompson, Betsy Wilgcroth; Row I: Mildred Strader, Karen Bowman, Edward Walsh, Diana Perlin, Deborah Van Dervoort, Janet Wohr, Maria Pcraza. 63 m Top Row L. to R.: Matthew Caggiano, Dcana Crawshaw, Frank Davis, Charles Bellamy, Stan Babbitt, George Cam-pani, Beverly Boyd, Hector Dejesus, Middle Row I. to R.: Susan Bechf, Christie Dalton, Vincent Bostic, Marilyn Braun, Mike Collcran, Dennis Shaffer, Nancy Sorenson, Joyce Simpson, Mary Jane Spata, Bill Cotter. Bottom Row L. to R.: Susan Augonc, Jill Anastasi, Joanne Baio, Edith Cook, Mirtza Allen, Paulette Barsi, Linda Carrabus, Susan Davis. 64 Top Row, L. to R.: Edgar Theunc, Paul Fitzgerald, Charles Scholastico, Mike McGowan, Willie Wallace, Ken Thomas, Mike Waligorc, Joe DeRosa, Bill Thiclman, James Scoit, Bob Wilk. Middle Row L. to R.: David Warat, George Stephens, Chris Swatila, Charles Bullock, Dana Tinnie, Linda Hunt, Esther Stewert, Karen Anderson, Rafael Sepulveda, Robert Sepulveda. Bottom Row L. to R.: Ray Man-zoni, Mary Savage, Annabelle Williams, Sharon Turkosh, Kcrstin Tru-feld, Jessica Thebold, Debra James, Lucy Beulton, Brgida Sciacca, Richard Bowman, Fred Tremel. Ninth Grade Top Row L. to R.: Gerald Murphy, David Hunt, Earle Jones, Bryan Hardy, Bill Heuser, Micheal Petrick, Stan Kazel, Ben Herly, David Hein, Greg Hicks. Middle Row L. to R..-Del Hires, Juergen Himpler, Johnathan Hughes, Doug Hockmuth, Joo Harm, Sandra Jones, Karl Heisc, Deborah Kangas, Kevin Forrest. Bottom Row L. to R.: Pat Fogle, Pat Hines, Dolores Heintz, Linda Car-roll, Cynthia Gladsz, William Woodly, Eillenne Henseler, Joanne Infantino, Dirk Helves. 65 Top Row: Barry Murphy, Gerald Kangas, Lance Lewin, George LaGois, John LaFlair, John Koz-lowski, Cliff Lockmuller, Steve Wohl, Bill Ken-zig, Richard Lee, John Lasco. Middle Row. JoAnn Laterza, Sandra King, John ledogar, Larry Kom, Richard Koepke, Gabriel Lopez, Wesley Kiblcr, Bob Linker, Henen Kohler, Stanley Lach. Bottom: Bill Link, Susan LoRe, Paulette Kramer, Karen Laaser, Kathleen Langan, John Lucas, Alean Korte, Linda Hires, Joseph Maltby, John Kinney. Top Row: Virginia Tierney, Anne Serrano, Suzanne Vail, John Terlizzi, Richard Tallach, Tom Lcukcn, Bill Smith, John Wilkcns, Rebecca Schwartz, Linda Lamendola, Eva Spiesickc. Middle: Josephine Pcrso, Wendy Baker, Kathleen Brocco, Juanita Simpson, John Taylor, Suzanne Strader, Phyllis Schwerdtfeger, Debbie Snarski, Pat Strynkowski. Bottom: Kathleen Donnally, Paula Elcazer, Charlotte Wright, Craig Smith, Robert Stadelman, Vincent Lopez, Barbara Weaver, George Stancvich, Cheryl Willey. Top Row: Carlos Dejesus, John Dupre, Carol Ann Emery, John Tetrovich, Tony De Angelo, Frank De Tina, Debbie Early, Richard Dinapoli, Pat Falotico. Middle: Ann Marie Dibianca, Pat Dembek, Jannettc Eggart, Michael Dcmonaco, Kathy Fingar, Donald Bullock, Barbara Dauern-heim. Georgette Wurst, Irene Depta. Bottom: Linda Dubors, Willie Coplon, Paul Dioguardi, Don Doyle, Bill Enold, Mary Fcchan, John Devaney, Helena Deveaux, Laura Eiscnhardt. Left to Right: Row 1: George Gianni, Grace Gibatdi, Kenneth Forrest, Darlene Gotch, Betty Freeman, Barbara Gervasio, Ted Goetz, Margaret Grimm, Pat Goodinc. Row 2: Carol Gilder-sleeve, Frank Woodson, James Fogle, Brenda Fountainc, Leslie Freeborn, Rose Geraci, Arlene Muschio, James Hall, Mary Gerhard. Row 3: Jill Gorn, Diane Struss, George Gladysz, Jeffrey Fowler, Robert Guiffrida, Richard Grcsch, David Gehring, Richard Hadden, Donna Giovanicllo, Irene Fransson, Laura Greener. Left to Right: Top Row: Costa Manias, Joseph Manning, James Malone, Andrew Martorano, Dennis Murphy, Jose Munoz, John Mastroddi, Charles Melkunas, Katherine Marksberry. Middle Row: Steve Muller, Robert Manger, John Mcr-curio, Louise Milan, Margeret Maschino, Daphne Morrison, Janine Meade, John Mooney, Edward Coleman, Thomas Messina. Bottom Row: Phyllis Messina, Kathy Murray, Donna Miller, Carol Marcinowski, Peter Mosel, Joe Mazella, Brian Murphy, Carol McCIcan, Jane McGuiness, Arthur Manger. Top Row: Gerald Bertwell, Robert Ayers, Marina Aivaliotis, Elsie Gates, Sheryl Archer, Sylvia Zander, Gregory Albers, Wayne Bartell. Middle Row: Paulette Barnes, Susan Bahrmann, Arthur Behn, Mark Bersch, Edith Barsch, Paula Amman, Robert Bonner, Judith Asmussen, Barbara Bclan-gcr. Bottom Row: Gerald Bauer, Janice Black, Linda Byens, Diane Bodnardchek, Roy Bischoff, Shirlyn Akins, Diane Blythe, Carol Barsi, Barbara Bloom. Top Row: Jean Rowell, Linda Sabatino, Theresa Roca, Patricia Sabatella, Randall Kogan, Ronald Prudente, Bill Remski, Valeric Raimond, Frank Randazzo, Mary Ann Przbylinski. Middle Row: Betty Anne Pullinger, Joseph Rampello, Shirley Samuels, Bernard E. Rcth, Rita Santini, William Rabe, Dino Schnetzcr, Billie Prince, Patricia Rice, Laura Sauve. First Row: Alan Sajnacki, Vincent Salpietro, Stephanie Rizzo, William Reh, Carl Ranta, Thomas Williams, Frank Riccardi, Colleen Redding, Azelma Owens, Richard Rabatin. Top Row; Frances Brandi, Louis Bullock, Barbara Molcnda, Gary Ennis, Nick Carulli, Dave Chavey, Vinnic Collins, Al Cum, Diane Maluica, Ray Borelli. Middle Row: Mary Ann Casarole, Ron Brucklavcr, Dorothy Cousin, Patricia Bullock, Linda Stevenson, Carol Clark, Louise Crichlow, Eric Brown, Charles Brockner, Linda Casano. First Row: Linda Costa', Cathy Young, Linda Cracolici, Bob Crifasi, Pete Cherouris, John Cutillo, Donna Donach, Kathy Cardone, Carol Chalekian, Peggy Carrabus. Top Row: Robert Paskaski, Lee Roy, Douglas Parsell, Louis Papas, Ronald Manning, Ernest Manco, David Owens, Patrick Parone, Robert Porter. Middle Row: Mary Ann Oliva, Dale Prcis, Mary Oldring, Linda Pcrccr, Gladys Wilson, Christine Owens, Joe Peritti, Doreen Obied-zenski, Regina Pawlendzio, Barbara O'Brien. Bottom: Fred Patterson, Richard Pcnna, Ella Partlow, Angela Colitis, Donna Powcl, Beverly Nimmons, Jo Ann Phoenix, George Schafer, Jim Pressley. 68 Top Row: Jim Mercurio, Regina Mobley, Ronda La Maka, William Jones, Jim Ledger, Jim Fernandes, Helen Mareenowski, Debra Lewis, Mark Lyon. Middle Row: Ed McManus, Nancy Kopas, Janeo Manion, Robert Liere, Jay Medwig, Maurice Manning, Bruce Magie, Mike Lortie, Gloria Linker, Betty Leve. Bottom Row: Robert La Magra, Timothy Hough, Laura Lobocchiaro, Robert McIntosh, Maureen Mayham, Rosario Lazzaro, Robert Fulkerson, Alberta Yancy, Pete Man-zoni, Guy Manger. Eighth Grade Top Row: Michael Bottaglia, Jane Austen, Julio Camacho, George Cag-giano, Ronald Brown, Jack Carter, William Bonner, George Brandau, Jose Allen. Middle Row: Ivan De Abreau, Eloise Aaron, Shirley Chur-buck, Lorraine Hartmann, John Boniface, Mollie Bullock, Marylin Augustine, Joseph Accardi. Bottom Row: Gary Kiczel, Lawrenco Brady, Linda Aiello, Joy Dittrich, Karen Colson, Annette Belleza, Pat Agone, Buddy Corwin. 69 Top Row: Fred Schorsch, Mike Schmid, Terri Nannini, Susan Piereth, Yvonne Oden, Judy Porter, Kenneth Robinson, Louis Petrignani, Paul Partlow, John Ortiz. Middle Row: Eric Redmond, Denise Quigley, Flo Renna, Christine Pawlend-zio, Elaine Schoch, Sophia Papas, Roxanna Schlegal, Dorothy Parsons, Stephanie Muller, Franz Nicholay. First Row: Susan Robson, Robert Paterson, Mike Schultz, Gail Polonski, Darlene Peters, Eclla Owens, Agnes Roland, Karl Schoch, Brian Pugh, Fannie Pressley. Top Row: Eugene Douglas, Margaret Hartigan, Robert Harm, Jean Foxwell, Jay Hard, Gary Kiezel, James Karnbach, Charles Hoeffner, Gary Enright, Linda Fauth. Middle� Row; Sydney Donath, Joe Guasisco, Paul Enold, Dorothy Hicks, Joseph Dames, Gary Knadle, Christianc Klauschke, Karen Zimlinghous, Wayne Batagia, Thomas Johnson. First Row: Richard Hansen, Dorothy Hutt, Robert Dupre, Melinda Hough, Clifford Kangas, Patrick Sequel, Joanne Wallis, Chris Gerhard, Doris Gray, Frank DiMaggio. Top Row: James Spcro, James Stephens, Jerry Whitaker, Richard Tenke, William Pumphery, Lorenz Vogen, Alfred Speizio, John Wilson, Russel Wilson, John Wittshack. Middle Row: Terri Partlow, Robert Stancvich, Judy Ann Sigismund, Dennis Serra, Catherine Timber, Robert Szcze-panik, James Sheridan, Grace Weaver, Cynthia Turner. First Row: Martin Watson, Elvadcen Strader, Leslie Scaly, Bcrnadinc Davis, George Turpin, Jackie Wagner, Joseph Stasys, George Wright, Luca Radicati. Top Row L. to R.: Sam Bowlay Williams, Kenneth Dingle, Keith Braun, Marilyn Fuller, Mike Dorsett, Barbara Campani, Vincent Campo, Fong Chan, Jerry Coleman. Middle Row' L. to R.: Dwight Benton, Shirley Aaron, Theresa Alvarez, Patricia Casarole, Linda Albers, Marguerite Chencl, William Dickhofft, Robert Balkc, Phyllis Esposito. Bottom Row L. to R.: Eugene Day, Jean Capersino, Jenny Dinapoli, Linda Caminifi, Mary Diselrod, Joseph Coplon, Laura Collins, Denise Anderson, Anthony Barone. Seventh Grade Top Row L. to R.: Karen Hoff, Paul Hoffman, James Fingar, Christopher Foster, Thomas Gilbert, Richard Ehlers, Timothy Dorsett, Edward Henderson, Thomas Guida, John Bolke. Middle Row: Peter Hint, Frederick Forrest, Sandra Gow, Laura Hires, Valerie Campo, Janet Enold, Nancy Englchardt, Larry Harrold, Allen Hettrick. First Row: Linda Genova, Randy James, John Gagnon, Christine Freeborn, Lawrence Goltz, Bruce Gutschaw, Charlene Gordon, John Gar-tung, Russell Dingle. •• Top Row: Jolie Keder, Priscilla Peltz, Eric Ouerton, James Price, Jurgen Nicola, Joseph Ncsbit, Marianne Rcany, Willie Mobley. Middle Row: Richard Remski, Richard Rannin, Shirley Petrigani, William Neater, Manuel Pedroso, James Nolan, Gloria Pawlezdzio, Patricia Noonan, Linda Oclze. First Row: Barry Reila, Editha Rensing, Kathleen Rich, Stanley Nowaski, Thomas Rindos, Richard Ray, Fredrick Mohlmann, Susan Rabatin, Harold Niegocki. 71 Top Row L. to R.: Alan Kazel, Michael Quinn, Eugene Kozlowski, Frank Minarich, Theodore Kost, Charles Mapes, Richard Lapicnski, Glenda Manning. Middle Row L. to R.: Paul May, Herbert La Sauce, Jeanne Keder, Michael Lilawski, Patricia Mitchell, Doreen Lamaha, Alice. Me-Guinness, Angela Mazzclla, Alfred Kortc, Carolyn Knowles. Bottom Row L. to R.: Christopher Jones, Judith Freeborn, Michael McCav-anagh, Roy Jones, Mary Muller, Mary Grace Lazzaro, Donald Mascm, Gail Elcazer, Theodore Malik. Top Row L. to R.: Laura Schlegal, Dennis Spenser, Bill Sheridan, Lillian Rivera, Virginia Still, Robert Salvato, George Shiminski, Claudia Straud. Middle Row L. to R.: Glenn Stump, Louise Roscnka, Denise Sullivan, Ellen Swatton, Iris Sepulveda, Dorothy Thomas, Margaret Taylor, Bruce Stelmack, Leon Simpson. Bottom Row L. to R.: Jonathan Slyker, Allen Swezey, William Salvctti, Sylvia Smith, Woodrow Wilson, Gail Robertson, Garey Stanck, Joseph Salpietro, Shelly Sherma. Top Row: L. to R.: David Zubryd, George Von-Gcrichtcn, Phyllis Spencer, Andrea Veiga, Wanda Smith, Samuel Bullock, Lucia Esannason, Jeannine Walker, Walter Tinsley, Donnell Woodly. Middle Row L. to R.: Lena Wilkins, Debbie Woods, Steven Wilgeroth, Gary Vincent, Robert Whitaker, Patricia Worytko, Frieda Tierney, Valerie Verge. Bottom Row L. to R.: Susan Goldstein, Louise Tremel, Charles Worlc, Gary Milcski, Martin VanderGrintcn, Ralph Wilson, George Utting, Maria Wack, Gail Williams. 72 Permit me to introduce myself. I am Pros-pero. You may remember me from Bill Shakespeare's Tempest. I was asked to show you around our after-hours Brave New World. 73 Top Row: Andy Swezey, Eleanor Melkunas, Linda Guida, Harry Foxwell, Astrid Troufcld, Bob Kocpkc, Nellie Munoz. Bottom Row: Norma Betancourt, Susan Fried-Sccrctary, Brenda Betancourt-President, Virginia Whitehead-Vice-Presidcnt, Pete TurchianoPublicity Chairman; Donna Fingar, Not Pictured—Joe Lazzaro, Treasurer. Advisor—Mrs. Love. Student In our Brave New World we not only learn, but we also do: we compete, create, or merely enjoy ourselves in the many activities that are offered. And here are the people in charge of it all . . . YOU 74 Top Row: Cliff Donath, Eugene Vogcli. Bottom Row: Helen Guianquinto, Anita Lombardi, Karen Nicolay, Mirtza Allen. Top Row: David Zubryd, Carol Gildcrslccvc, Terry Nannini, Valerie Raimond, Patricia Rice, Wendy Baker, JoAnn Phoenix, Franz Nicolay. Bottom Row: Denise Anderson, Grace Lazzaro, Jennifer Di Napoli, Kathy Fingar, Regina Polenzio, Donna Miller. Advisor—Mr- Lombardi. Council Top Row: Herbert La Sauce, Julio Comacho, Jonathan Hughes, Frank De Fina, Lance Lewin, Jose Munoz, James Fingar, Rosario Lazzaro. Bottom Row: Carol Barsi, Bill Rcmski—Secretary, Brian Hardy—President, Tim Hough—Vice-President, Annabelle Williams—Treasurer, Juanita Simpson. 75 Standing L. to R.: Donna Fingar, President: Kathy Worle, Vice President: Susan Tenke, Carol Walker. Seated L. to R.: Greg Paquette, Trcas: Frank Thomas, Sec.: Harry Foxwell. Advisor—Mr. Christopher. Honor Society Citizenship Service Scholarship Leadership 76 In every society there are individuals whose abilities and accomplishments stand out among the rest. These are our future thinkers: may they use their knowledge wisely. Junior Honor Society Top: Dirk Helves, Rebecca Swartz, Carol Ann Emery, Jean Rowell, Kathy Fingar, Richard Di Napoli, William Smith, Jonathan Hughes, Jo Ann Nimmons. Bottom: John Monney, Carol Barsi, Christine Owens, Barbara Weaver, Pat Sabatella, Gail Arnott, David Hein, George Schaeffer. Advisor—Mrs. Paulonis. ELEVENTH GRADE: L to R: Andy Swezey, Leslie Lewin, Marie LaSauce. TENTH GRADE: Top Row: Peter Papas, Eugene Vogeli, Kuet Ress; (bottom): Anita Lombardo, Jill Anastasi. Experienced leade world, and here ac a sense of responsi desire to make oui to live in. 78 irs are a must in our :jain we build in them ibility to others, and a ■ world a better place I NINTH GRADE OFFICERS (Top) Jose Munoz; Johnathan Hughes; James Scott. (Bottom) Valerie Raimond; Kathryn Fingar. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS (Top) Michael Lortie; Russ Lazzaro; (Bottom) Joe Guacisco; Franz Nicolay; Fannie Pressley; Terri Nannini. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS (Left to right) Christine Freeborn; Karen Hoff; Judy Freeborn; David 80 “June Is Bustin' Out All Over . . . 9 9 Carousel, 1965 81 Marching Band Junior Band Top Row: Eric Redman, Peter Cherouvis, Russell Wilson, Kenny Thomas, Pete Pappas, Charles Shelby, Jay Hard, Mike Schmid, James Spero, Richard Tierney. Middle Row: Gary Duchnowski, Edith Barsh, Louis Pappas, John Murrico, Cheryl Pryor, Mirtza Allen, Linda Haywood, Darlene Peters, Ray La Gala. Bottom Row: Roxanne Schlagcl, Robert Szczcpanik, Sophie Pappas, Pat Sabafella, Carol Barsi, Gerard Bower. Varsity Band Left to Right First Row: Alex Harkey, John Bondfock, Edward Walsh, Claudia Leonardi, Janet Wohr, Eleanor Melkunas, Susan Nannini, Peter Mazzoni, Marie La Sauce, Carol Walker, Christie Dalton, Terri Nannini, Deborah Van Dcrvoorf, Helen Mareinowski, Charles Melkunas. Middle Row: Dana Tinnie, Karen Holten, Jeanne Austen, Joanne Nimmons, Carol McLean, Dennis Noud, Kathy LaSauce, Jonathan Hughes, Kathy Fingar, Steven Muller, Mamie Olsen, Harvey Jordan, Susan Fried, Richard Koepkc. Top Row: Susan Kamkc, Linda Fauth, Rita Perkowski, Jean Rov ehl, George Gow, James Scott, Charles Hartigan, William Wilgerath, James Fogle, Julio Camancho, Jose Allen, Greg Thompson, Michael Colleran. Stage Band Row 1: H. Jordan, C. Dalton, E. Walsh, K. Fingar, A. Harkay. Row 2: K. LaSauce, J. Scott, J. Hughes, C. Melkunas, P. Cherou-vis. Row 3: M. Olsen, $. Becht, S. Muller, P. Pappas, B. Wilger-oth, J. Camancho, J. Fogle. 83 Senior Chorus Top Row: John Wondrasch, Tom Whitehead, Mike Colleran, Steve Van Dorvoorf, Bill Wilgeroth, Charles Jordan, Ricky Woodbury, Harry Foxwell, Randy Manning, Charles Shelby, Peter Pappas, Woody Miller, Bill Jurgens, Irving Van Noy, Gilbert Turpin, Kathy La Sauce, Sherry Griffin. Third Row: Cathy Holland, Beverly Boyd, Susan Fried, Leona Samuels, Sylvia Thomas, Christy Dalten, Mathew Caggiano, Dan Hrcachmack, Brian Quigley, Frank Thomas, David Hoff, Susan Nannini, Susan Becht, Linda Carrabus, Linda Ignazak. Second Row: Karen Kennedy, Jill Anastasi, Betty Woodly, Linda Haywood, Susan Joyce, Donna Fingar, Robert Koepke, Harvey Jordan, Paulette Barsi, Olive Williams, Lynn Hulse, Karen Nicolay, Mr. Summa. First Row: Janet Bocchiaro, Peggy Cook, Barbara Smith, Marie LaSauce, Eddie Walsh, Debbie Van Dcrvoort, Regina Carpenter, Maxine Sullivan, Christy Dalton, Claudia Leonardi, Joann Baio, Penny Christiansen, Frances Lo Goubin, Anna Perrotfa. Sectional All-State Top (R-L): Susan Fried, Brian Quigley, Frank Thomas. Middle: Anna Perrotta, Donna Fingar, Charles Jordan. Front—Harvey Jordan. Ninth Grade Chorus Top: Wayne Bartell, Al Stewart, Frank Woodson, Bill Kensig, Frank Randizzo, Robert Wilk, Charles Scolastico, Tom Hansen, Gary Warner, Bill Heuscr, David Owens, Dennis Murphy, Ron Prundie, Carol Marcinowski, Judy Asmussen, Lance lewin, Edith Barsch. Fourth: David Dcitch, Louise Wilson, Linda Hunt, Betly Pullinger, Valerie Raimond, Billy Prince, Paula Amman, Brian Harty, William Rabe, Brenda Fountain, Louise Milan, Doreen Obiedzenski, Chris Switala, Virginia Tiernan, Helen Kollcr, Larry Korn. Third: Pat Goodine, Pat Bullock, Pat Fogle, Janice Black, Linda Carrol, Ann Dibianca, Margaret Maschino, Louise Crichow, Richard Dinapoli, Fred Remel, Joe Mazzclla, Victor Pinto, Rebecca Scharwtz, Eva Spiesicke, Robert Paskoski. Second: Suzanne Strader, Linda Dubois, Fred Patterson, John Kinney, Dirk Helves, Richard Denna, James Press-Icy, Alan Sajnacki, Arthur Manger, Kathy Murray, Barbara Bloom, Linda Hires, Peggy Carrabus, Sue Lore, Kathy Marksbcrry. First: Pat Dembcke, Donna Miller, Carol Gildersleeve, Diane Blythe, Darlene Gotch, Annabelle Williams. Eighth Grade Chorus Top: Christine Klauschkc, Cathy Timler, Rhonda Lam-ake, Jim Sheridan, Mark Lyon, Jim Ledger, Gary Kie-zel, Lorenz Vogel, Diane Lee, Yvonne Aden, Fred Schorsch. Third: Karl Schoch, Stephanie Muller, Nancy Kopas, Denise Quigley, Florence Renna, Shirley Chur-buck, Dorothy Hicks, Fannie Pressley, Joseph Guarisco, Paul Enold, Raymond Jones, Thomas Jonsen, Cynthia Turner. Second: Edward McManus, George Turpin, Franz Nicolay, Mike Lortic, Maureen Mayhem, Gail Polonski, Ivan Dcabrcu, Michael Schultz, Don Watson, Betty Levi, Robert Dupre. First: Russ Lazzaro, Richard Hansen, George Wright, Tim Hough, Leslie Sealey, Bernadine Davis, Chris Gerhard, Martin Watson, Elva-dine Strader. Seventh Grade Chorus Top: Iris Sepulveda, Dorothy Thomas, Phyllis Spencer, Valerie Campo, Alan Kazel, Keith Braun, Wanda Smith, Marilyn Fuller, Michael Dorset!, Virginia Still, Timothy Dorset!, Patricia Worytko, Phyllis Esposito, Maria Wack, Louise Rosenka, Leon Simpson, Robert Balko, Lillian Rivera, Janet Enold. Third: George Vonne, James Nolan, Sam Bowlay-Williams, Theodore Malik, Gary Mileski, Rick Mohlmann, Patricia Noonan, Alice Mc-Guiness, Valerio Verge, Claudia Stroud, Charlene Gordon, Shirley Aaron, Patricia Mitchell, Gloria Pawlend-zio, Jeannine Walker, Lena Wilkins, Michael Lilawski, Priscilla Pcltz, Martin Vander Grinten. Second: Ralph Wilson, Angela Mazzella, Linda Oclze, Laura Collins, Sylvia Smith, Theresa Alvarez, Gail Williams, Mary Grace Lazzaro, Denise Anderson, Margerct Taylor, Glen Stumpp, Louis Hires, John Balkc, Vincent Campo, Barry Riela, William Sheridan, Thomas Rindos, Woodrow Wilson, Eugene Kozlowski, Richard Rcmski. First: Russell Dingle, Christine Freeborn, Jennifer Di Napoli, Linda Genova, Susan Goldstein, Joseph Coplon, Edith Rensing, Mary Muller, Susan Rabatin, John Schlicht-croll, Bruce Gutschow, Gail Robinson, Kathy Rich, Judy Freeborn, Carolyn Knowles, Linda Caminiti, Jean Capersino, Eugene Day, Shelley Sharma. 85 86 Top First Row L. to R.: Mike Francias, Wood Miller, David Hedrick, Charles Jordan, Greg Paquette, Terry Hughes, Larry Porter. Second Row: Frank Thomas, Harvey Jordan, Richard Bonati, Cheryll Boddy, Barbara Smith, Carol Walker, Peter Turchiano, Harry Foxwell. Third Row: Susan Fried, Stella Evanella, Linda Guida, Ginny Whitehead, Kathy LaSaucc, Debbie Walker. Last Row: Paulette Barsi, Debbie Van Devort, Jlaudia Leonardi, Kathy Riche, Nellie Munoz. Advisors—Mr. Lesser, Mr. Weiner. W.V.W.V.'.V.V'n rrttff. W.V.V AVAW.V, ttftftttttt ntft. Top L. to R.: Frank Thomas, Dan Tomaszewski, Linda Guida, Madeline Petrignani, Barbara Smith, Karen Hateau, Arelcno Russell, Linda John, Carol Walker, Harry Foxwdl, Kathy Worle. Sifting L. to R.: Nelly Munoz, Sue Nannini, Sue Fried, Donna’Fingar, Peter Turchiano, Steve Van Dervoort, Joann Genova. Lions Den Editors: Donna Fingar Sue Fried Business Manager: Joann Genova Sports: Steve VanDervoort Activities: Sue Tenke Layout: Sue Nannini Arf: Carol Walker, Peter Turchiano Copy: Harry Foxwell, Kathy Worle 90 Harryl Emerald Eye Our world is so diverse that one cannot possibly know all that is happening; that is, without a newspaper. These people report it to you in a unique manner, and are to be commended on their journalistic achievement in the Emerald Eye. First Row L. to R.: Mirtza Allen, Sylvia Thomas, Barbara Smith, Regina Carpenter, Kathy Lockhart, Karen Kennedy, Karen Kamke, Jim Lortie, Steve Van Dervoort, Gene Vogel, Randy Manning. Miko lortie. Front Row: Norma Betancourt, Dave Hoff, Jill Anastasi, Sue Tcnkc (co-editor), Linda Glover, Brenda Betancourt (co-editor), John Mooney, Pete Turchiano. Advisor—Mr. Freer. Top Row L. to ft.: Eleanor Mclkunas, Harriet Jones, Linda Carrabus, Brenda Betancourt, Virginia Whitehead, Linda Glover, Deborah Walker, David Hoff, George Pugh, Austin Mangan, Linda Ignazak, Sherry Griffin, Claudia Leonardi, Olive Williams, Astrid Treufeld. Middle Row L. to R.: Jonathan Hughes, Karen Kenndcy, Jill Anastasi, Susan Becht, Nellie Munoz (Secretary), Susan Tcnke (Vice-President), Barbara Smith (President), Kathy la Sauce (Treasurer), Helen Jaquinto, Karen Nico-lay, Anita Lombardi, Patricia Dimbek. Bottom Row L. to R.: Susan Augone, Carol Barsi, Paulette Barsi, Susan Fried, Debbie Van Dervoort, Denise Arnott, Edith Barsh Advisor—Mr. Rifkin. uture Teachers of America is an important aspect of any civilization, especially on knowledge to the next generation. For this we need good ones, and we provide training for those who are inclined. 92 Now that our mental well-being is provided for, we still need to make provisions for our physical well-being too. Here are those who are responsible in this field—learning to be their brother's keeper. 'landing: Leslie Cavargna, Wei-ha Whitaker, Sue Strader, iheryl Wallis, Sue Clark, Karen iamke, Carol Jacunski, Donna onach, Jessica Thebold, Georg-tte Wursf, Donna Miller, Janie rtcGuinnes, Laura Deprey, Sue iamke, Carolyn Woods, Marion wezy. Seated: Doreen Vin- ent. Penny Christiansen, Bar-ara Manion, Linda Forrest, Adeline Petrignani, Vikki umphrey, Regina Carpenter, lorma Betancourt, Betty i oodly, Judy Foster, Earnestine tewart, Mrs. H. Miller. On loot: Jean Carter, Frances ico, Maryann Perroso, Sue right, Juanita Simpson, Fran-is Niegocki, Flo Williams, die Cook, Delorus Hutt, Rita iterza, Lorraine Botfari. Ad-isor—Mrs. Miller. 93 Math Club You will see later how we compete physically with one another, but here we see our mental giants who pit their minds against others Top Row L. to R.: Diane Scesny, Austin Manglin, Richard Glover, Dennis Noud, Gregory, Frances Sccsny. Sitting L. to R.: Frank Thomas, Susan Tcnkc, Harry Foxwell, Robert Koepke, Walter Fauth. Advisor—Mr. Nelson. Chess Club Standing L. to R.: Harry Foxwell, Austin Manghin, Andy Swezy David Dietch, David Shavers. Sitting L. to R.: George Pugh, Phyllis Wittschack, Jean Carter, Helen Wittschack, David Shaffer. Advisor—Mr. Lombardi. 94 Photography Club I. to R.: Susan Nannini, Nellie Munoz, Julio Camacho, Stella Evanilla, Frank Gorski, Karen Gerhard, Karen Hafeau, Arlene Russell, Peter Turchiano. Advisor—Mr. Meyer. Smile . . . The Photography Club is taking your picture! Office Help Standing L. to R.: Lorraine Bottari, Judy Erwin, Helen Wittschack, Darlene Powell, Patricia Hutt, Karen Gerhard, Stella Evanila, Rene Harris. Sitting: Barbara Jacques, Frances Carmcllo. 95 Future Homemakers of America Junior Senior Row 1: Betty Woodly, Earnestine Stewart, Judy Foster, Sondra Jones, Ester Stewart. Row 2: Nina Samuels, Linda Hires, Caroline Taylor, Amanda Wickcrson, Dolma Browne, Odessa Powell, Esemae Cousin, Cheryl Archer, Gladys Wilson, Costella Bullock, Adel Hires. Advisor—Mis. Tyler. Row 1: Gail Robinson, Dorothy Thomas, Patsy Mitchel, Linda Caminiti, Linda Oelze. Row 2: Elvadccn Strader, Mary Grace lazarro, Janet Enold, Lillian Riveria, Sandy Gow, Priscilla Pelts, Maria Wach, Sylvia Smith, Linda Genova, Advisor—Mrs. Robins. Hostess Club Top—L-R: Nellie Munoz, Debbie Walker, Susan Joyce, Barbara Smith, Brenda Betancourt, Astrid Truefeld, Donna Fingar, Leslie Taylor, Barbara Manion, Kathy Worlc. Middle L-R: Susan Clark, Ginny Whitehead, Linda Guida, Myra Ortiz, Norma Betancourt, Lorriane Bottari, Donna Deli Bovi, Susan Fried. Middle L-R: Sue Nannini, Karen Kamke, Marie La Sauce, Sandra Kangas, Cheryl Boddy. Advisor—Mrs. Tyler. 96 Work-Study Co-op L to R: April Pcltz, Laura Grey, Christa Simon, Cora Perrotfa, Joan Cook, Claudia Braun. Other students involved in Co-op: Arthur Amos, Richard Eggarf, James Brown, Bruce Fulkerson, Robert Peuplia, Mildred Tremel, Richard Vincent, Bradford Scguine, John Wrobel. We would also like to express our sincere thanks to the person who made this wonderful opportunity possible: EUGENE J. MASUCCI Experience is the best teacher, and these are some of its students, supplementing their academic education with on-the-job learning. When they leave our Brave New World to enter into the bigger world of Life, they will have been prepared by actually practicing their chosen career . . Le Cercle Frany ais Language Clubs Top Row: R. Pcnna, G. Giannini, K. Forrc t, C. Mitchell, B. Harty, C. De Jesus, J. Ortiz, D. Hrcachmach, W. Heuser. 2nd Row—A. Williapis, H. Oelze, C. Holfcn, R. Nolan, L. Dupro, L. Ignazak, S. Griffin, A. Perrotta, L. Carrabus, C. Hetrick, C. Barsi, R. May, M. Caster,-ole. 3rd Row— S. Lo Re, C. Switala, R. Koepke, R. Carica, R. Manzoni, E. Vogeli, J. Hughe , G. Thompson, C. Donath, A. Harke, L. Boutin. 4th Row— D. Blythe, L. Samuel , M. Sullivan, H. Guiquinto, A. Lombardi, D. Tinney, W. Berry, E. Gate , D. Kiczcl, K. La Sauce. Advisor—Mrs. Pauloni . Deutsch Organizations Top Row—E. Barsch, L. Fauth, J. Hard, R. Koepke, L. John, F. Gorski, W. Fauth, G. Pugh, R. Glover. 2nd Row: M. Lortic, K. Worle, D. Walker, B. Rcth. 3rd Row—I. Nollen, F. Nicolay, M. Lyons, F. Sharsch. 4th Row—T. Donath, K. Schoch, G. Linker, G. Pcllonski, R. Liere, D. Helves. Advisor— Miss Myers. La Organizacion de Espanol Top Row—R. Kcmp tcr, R. Rannin, R. Munoz, M. Caggiano, S. Tenke, J. Lortie. 2nd Row—M. Allen, S. Thomas, L. Hire . 3rd Row—J. Mooney, R. Pacou ki, E. Melcunou . 4th Row—M. Ortiz, M. Lazzaro, F. Lagobin,. J. Nimmins, L. Battari, M. Peraza. Advisor—Mr. Freer Audio-Visual Squad Bottom Row: Joe Mazzello, Dirk Helves, Ray Manzoni, Bob Ayers, Randy Manning, Jean Foxwcll, George La Gois. Middle Row: Terry Hughes, Gil Turpin, Buddy Corwin, Tom Dielzel, Joe Harm, Gory Vincent, Glenn Tinnie, Jim La Gois. Top Row: Dove Hettrick, Bruce Magee, John Mooney, Jim Scott, Bernio Reth, Charles Bellamy, Mike Milcy, Pat Redman, Irving Van Noy, Frank Bellamy. Advisor—Mr. Mastrion. op Row: Robert Rannin, Ray Manzoni, Reginald Thibedeau. Middle Row: Thomas Johnson, Marie La Sauce, Richard Koepke. Bottom Row: Joe Guarisco, ohn Mooney, Eric Overton. Advisor—Mr. Rifkin. 99 Top L to R: Tommy Hanson, Bob Dopson, George Stephens, Charoletfo Wright, Randy Rogan, David Hunt, Yurgen Himpler, Allen Sajnachi. Middle L to R: Ann Sorreno, Billie Prince, Joan De Vaney, Joann Infantino, Delores Heintz, Diane Bligth, Eileen Henscler, Leslie Freeborn, Janet Eggart, Laura Greener. Bottom Row: Christ! Dalton, Mary Beth Frehan, Rose Guaci, Leslie Cavagna, La Lissa Bentwell, Kathy Lockhart, Judi Foster, Lucy Boutin, Olive Williams, Jill Anastasi. Bottom Row: Stanley Nowoski, Jean Carter, Phyliss Wittschack, Chris Holfen, Anita Lombardo, Alvin Gotling. Advisor—Mrs. Bridges. And here are the keepers of the Archives of the Brave New World, where we store our knowledge for whenever we may need it. 100 Political Science Club Top L to R: Paulette Bars!, Linda Glover, Donna Fingar, Greg Paquette, Harry Foxwell, Greg Thompson, Karen Kamke, George Moffct, Leslie Taylor, Maxine Sullivan. Bottom L to R: James Wright, Deborah Walker, Barbara Smith, Treasurer, Stanley Rhodus, President; Susan Tcnke, Vice-President; Carol Walker, Secretary; Steve Van Dervoort, Leona Samuels. Advisor—Mr. Viera. WE END OUR TOUR WITH A PORTRAIT OF THE FUTURE LEADERS OF OUR BRAVE NEW WORLD. WE LEAVE THE FUTURE IN THEIR HANDS; SO UNTIL THEN............. 101 MOON M_LV 104 s p o R T S This is not only a Brave New World for our minds, but for our bodies as well. Here each one of us has an opportunity to take advantage of his own athletic skills, either on a competitive team or a recreational group. And here they are, the competitors, players, coaches, and you Football '64 The 1964 scoreboard, stating that Longwood's Lions did not have a successful season, has omitted an important factor concerning the team. Longwood's football team has always made a fine showing when they step onto the field. The team's big line and quick backfield displayed exceptional ability throughout the season, but seemed unable to make these elements work together for them this year. The success of a young team has been hampered by a lack of experience. Coach La Prairie has bright hopes for the future as the spirit and experience of his team grows. TEAM ROSTER G. Allen J. Botta J. Fogus D. Hoff J. Lortie F. Bellamy G. Duchnowski M. Francis K. Horsford R. Manning R. Bonati G. Dydo R. Gallagher B. Jurgens W. Miller L. Brown J. Ferritto C. Hartigan R. Lewin J. Neuss T.. Nolan R. Pugh K. Ress B. Smith Coaching Staff: P. Pappas P. Reany S. Rhodus A. Southworth Walter La Prairie M. Perretti P. Redman R. Schlacter D. Tomaszewski Alan Chase R. Protosow D. Redman C. Shelby B. Wilgeroth Earl Walker James Donovan Joseph Bigham SCOREBOARD Long wood 6 Hauppague 14n Long wood 12 Westhampton 7 Longwood 0 Elwood 21 Longwood 14 Greenport 19 Longwood 7 Eastern M.A. 18 Longwood 2 Southampton 6 Longwood 26 William Floyd Longwood 0 Easthampton 13 106 End run. Going someplace? Smith scores again! Hit 'em again! Now what do we do? 107 Freshmen Soccer Record 7th 8th Grade Record Longwood 0 Sefauket Longwood 1 Longwood 2 Longwood 0 Longwood 0 Longwood 0 Sefauket Rocky Point Miller Place Miller Place Sagamore Longwood 4 Longwood 3 Longwood 3 Longwood 3 Longwood 6 Longwood 2 Longwood 2 Longwood 1 Longwood 0 Longwood 2 Dawnwood I Dawnwood Smithtown Smifhfown Great Hollow Great Hollow Setauket Sefauket Sagamore Sagamore Back Bow, I. to r.: Coach Deluca, Carlton Mitchell, George Turpin, Kenny Bob in son, Mark Lyon, Wllliai Woodly, Tom Gilbert, William Woodson, Bill Smith, Russell Wilson, William Wallace, Yurgan Heffler, Cil Tolac, Bill Cotter Mgr.: William Boner Mgr. Front Row, . to r.: John Taylor, Donnell Woodly, Kenny Dingle, Clifford Kangas, Jim Fingar, Martin Watson, Ivan Diabrow, Patrick Seaquill, Ralph Wilson, Raymond Jones, Keith Braun, William Dickhoff. Soccer Cross Country Record Longwood 26 William Floyd 29 Longwood 26 2 Mattituck 29 2 Longwood 45 Bay port 17 Longwood 24 Southold 33 Longwood 51 Bellport 16 Longwood 28 Center Moriches 27 and Cross Country Larry Porter, Frank Thomai, Joe Kinney, Harry FoxweH, Herman Here, Keith Whigham, Joe Lazzaro. Coach—Charles Berchen. Varsity Basketball Team Top Row: Mgr. Jim Wright, Rich Protosow, Jerry Neuss, Bobby Walker, Terry Wilson, Irving Van Noy, Coach Robert O'Neill, Coach Donald Crosby. Bottom: Jim Lortie, Gene Allen, Randy Manning, Ron Bowman, Alex Pressley, Frank Thomas, Dave Redmond, Mgr. Steve Van Dervoort. Junior Varsity Basketball Team Top Row: Bob Morrell, Rich Protosow, Ronnie Manning, Irving Van Noy, Terry Wilson. Bottom Row: Dave Redmond, Bob Walker, Austin Manghan, Mgr. Bob Kempster. no I felt that they showed a tremendous amount of unselfishness by working hard as a group, as a true team. There was a hundred percent effort on the part of all the players. —Coach O'Neill TEAM RECORD Longwood Vs. Newfield 44-51 Longwood Vs. Center Moriches 30-65 Longwood Vs. Westhampton 42-66 Longwood Vs. William Floyd 86-49 Longwood Vs. Connetquot 81-58 Longwood Vs. Bayport 55-80 Longwood Vs. Newfield 62-59 Longwood Vs. Bellport 59-67 Longwood Vs. El wood 55-66 Longwood Vs. Moriches 56-65 Longwood Vs. Bellport 50-48 Longwood Vs. Wm. Floyd 68-48 Longwood Vs. Mercy 60-56 Longwood Vs. Connetquot 49-47 Longwood Vs. Bayport 55-73 ''The hard work and enthusiasm of the Junior Varsity should carry to the Varsity level and insure Longwood of teams they can be proud of in the coming years. —Coach Crosby Jim Lortie scores! Ill Wrestling Top Row L. to R.: Kenneth Horsford; George Campani; Charles Shelby; Charles Hartigan; Dan Tomaszew-ski; Arthur Southworth; Richard Woodbury; William Wallace; John Black. Middle Row: Gregory Thompson; Fred Mitchell; Larry Porter; Kenneth Whigham; Keith Whigham; Larry Brown; David Hunt; Dennis Schaffer. Bottom Row: Thomas Messina; Daryl Peters; John Fcrritto; Carl Rappold; Peter Hough; Jeffrey Linzer; Bob Peters; Richard Rabatin. COACH: Mr. Alan Chase Hard practice gets results . . . Another Big Season For the second season in succession, our boys have done a great job. The team's effort, combined with Mr. Chase's experience, placed us first in the League V Tournament, which was held at Longwood. We also placed fifth in the County finals. The following wrestlers placed in the Christmas Tournament: Pete Hough and Dan Tomaszewski: first place, Larry Brown: second. In the League Tournament: Larry Brown, Pete Hough, Larry Porter, John Fer-ritto, and Dan Tomaszewski all took first place; Jeff Linzer, Charles Shelby, Woody Miller, Wes Bullock all took second place; Steve King took third; Bob Peters, Dennis Schaeffer, and Greg Thompson placed fourth. In County competition, Larry Brown placed first, Dan Tomaszewski second, and Larry Porter took fourth place. The seniors undertook the chore of leading the team to such a triumphant season. The wrestlers who will return next year are looking forward to another winning season, for wrestling has truly become an institution at Longwood. Tournament Champs and their mentor. Larry Porter, Dan Tomaszewski, Mr. Chase, John Ferritto, Pete Hough, and tarry Brown. Most Outstanding wrestler of the League Tournament, Larry Brown. At the County Tournament: Larry Brown, Dan Tomas-zewski, Larry Porter. TEAM RECORD gainst: Longwood-Opponent Bayport 41-11 Bayport 36- 8 Bellport 38-18 Bellport 32-16 Easthampton 21-28 Easthampton 30-12 Southhampton 47- 2 Southhampton 30-12 Westhampton 28-14 Westhampton 37- 9 Lindenhurst 25-23 Brentwood 25-19 Walt Whitman 24-22 Wyandanch 42- 8 115 Under the inspired leadership of coaches De Luca, and Woog, Longwood's 1964 track team went on to win the B-l League Championship with a 6-0 league record and a 7-2 season record. Outstanding team members were Bernie Smith, who placed third in Suffolk County in the 220 yard run, and Tom Fingar, Karl Hreachmack, and Steve King, who with Bernie took third place in Suffolk County in the 880 relay. As for 1965, the team has nine lettermen returning, and should do well. The high points of the season will be meets with Bellport and Bay-port, our traditional track rivals. SCOREBOARD Longwood 55 Newfield 85 Longwood 77 Sachem 59 Longwood 81 Babylon 55 Longwood 71 Bayport 65 Longwood 88 Floyd 48 Longwood 100 Kings Point 36 Longwood 53 La Salle 83 Longwood 100 Wyandanch 36 Longwood 70 El wood 56 116 In the 1964 season. Long-wood's varsity baseball team won eleven games and lost nine. The Junior Varsity had a record of fifteen and three. According to Coach LaPrairie, the outlook for this year's team is excellent. Two veteran pitchers will be returning, All-League Mike Trusnovec and Richard Lewin. The coach will also be able to depend on such veterans as: catcher Glenn Dydo, first base-man Stan Rhodus, second base-man Dennis Duchnowski, All-League shortstop Bob Morrell, third baseman Dave Redmond and outfielder Phil Reany. If the team shapes up according to the coach's plan, they certainly will be in contention for the league championship. Varsity Club Top Row Left to right: Steve VanDervoort, Bill Carter, Alex Presley, Tyrell Wilson, Irving Van Noy, Jim lortie, Mike Francis, Woody Miller, Ben Carpenter, Dave Hedrick, Keith Whigham. Second Row: Jim Wright, Dave Redman, George Gow, Pat Redman, Stan Rhodus, Robert Morell, Richard Lewin, Bernard Smith. Bottom Row: Gene Allen, Larry Brown, Charles Shelby, Pete Hough, John Ferritto, Randy Manning, Larry Porter, Wesley Bullock, Bobby Peters, Phil Reany. Advisor—Mr. Berchen. 118 And to Cheer the Boys on • • • Varsity: Cheryl Boddy, Mire Ortiz, Sue Nannini, Donna Fingar (Captain) Leslie Taylor, Virginia Whitehead (Co-Captain) Pat Browne, Janet LaFlair, Kathy Gordon, ndvisor—Mrs. Flom. Cheerleaders J.V.: Sue Davis: (Co-captain) Regina Carpenter, Francis Scesny, Diane Scesny, Susan Becht, Anna Perrotfa, Judy Foster, Karen Nicolay: (Captain). FIRST HONOR Diane Knadle, Marne Olsen, Karen Kamke, Leona Samuels, Dolma Brown, Donna Fingar, Joyce Simpson, Ginny Whitehead, Marie La Sauce, Maxine Sullivan, Leslie Taylor, Cherly Boddy. Not Pictured: Helen Smalls. Girls' Hockey this year had quite a successful season, taking third place in Suffolk County with the Suffolk County Girls' Athletic Association. The Outstanding Player Award went to Maxine Sullivan. Girls’ 2ND HONOR Lorraine Wilson, Linda Hires, Mary Gerhard, Beverly Boyd, Joanne Nimmons, Brenda Fountaine, Sylvia Thomas, Kathy LaSauce, Gail Colson, Mirtza Allen. Not Pictured: Kathy Langan, Donna GiovanielldV Donna Powell, Pat Goodine. 120 Back Row L to R: Leslie Taylor, Delma Brown, Donna Fingar, Linda Hires; Front Row: Vickie Pumphrey, Deborah Kgngas, Maxine Sullivan, Sandra Kangas, Not Pictured: Linda John, Carol Jacunski, Karen Hatcau, Justine Jefferies, Leona Samuels, Mary Gerhard, Karen Gerhard, Beverly Boyd, Louise Wilson, Helen Smalls, Virginia Whitehead, Marie La Sauce, Joanne Nimmons, Pat Goodine, Joyce Simpson, Linda Glover, Dorothy Cousin, Judy Assmunscn, Christine Owens. Although not the most successful, this year's volleyball team displayed a high degree of sportsmanship and friendliness to all they opposed. With over half of this year's team returning next year, the future looks bright. The Suffolk County Girls Athletic Association Award for the most outstanding player was awarded to Donna Fing::. 121 The Girls' Basketball team had a fairly successful season. The experience was good and made wonderful practice for next year's team. Many friends were made from other schools. The outstanding player of the season award was presented to Barbara Manion. FIRST HONOR TEAM Back Row, L to R: Penny Ranta, Vickie Pumphrey, Barbara Manion, Sandy Kangas, Donna Fingar. Front Row, L to R: Delma Brown, Linda John, Leona Samuels. 122 . . . Innovations, Under the auspices of the Open Door Policy, we had visitors from South America: Santiago Ros from Mexico, Rema Ochtez, Ana Leiva from Costa Rica and Dino Olazabal from Peru... and Frank Thomas returned from Mexico. In the fall, our Alma Mater and the Longwood Fight Song were introduced. O LjMgu)oo J'cioxj ff i i J , - r . ? f V f ? T ? f rfykt’ you, LorJo- u ooJ I Li — oYs ( !£L£S L C:M! t ?f f V H t'H — ■ ?|d r+ ? f r J — -ZZ f f ■ 1 • ■■■■■ , 7 , T P =4 V j. t fi� 7 i—«■ 1 i- J = u !c j1,1 iht L j =± 3 E I J p e ; 1 r, ol ., [4r 4 —J- - „ J . = = J f F f 57. — g)y . T 1 £ V ir r sf f Com - ■ - • F g E -P - i« 2 f G tee J n m i i r 1 — „ i y l « W- o � ■ f — I f� V ?T' ix Trfrf- ? r ?t- f%ik - [f ,, It T fit 6 lbe (7) in ■( ■■■■ � --= - i ' f ■ -- ,-j 4 ■■■ — Vo oU f :—J. . u ■ ■■— —? u t=£ —o -3 4 • JJ « g f rr? n=i f BS rrrf rfiT L«VC - Uo j A J E J g g J- J U M ■£ A I £ ? Km 5 � Ki' P1 125 . . . Events, BATTLE OF THE BANDS han from India, Barbara Weaver, Mr. Mastion. THE P.T.A. ART SHOW Laughter . . . 126 FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME. . . . Honors, In November, the following players were named to the All-League football team: Dan Tomaszewski, Gene Allen, Phil Reany. In the fall, Susan Tenke is awarded the Paragon Oil Award for Student Incentive by Suffolk County Executive H. Lee Dennison. On February 6, Longwood's first ALLSTATE CHORUS members, Donna Fingar and Charles Jordan, were sent to Buffalo to participate in the music festival. In February, the 1965 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS were announced. Harry Foxwell Stanley Rhodus Alternates: Linda John Carol Walker Frank Thomas At the League V Wrestling Tournament, which was held at Longwood for the ■first time, Larry Brown accepts the Outstanding Wrestler Trophy, and Pete Hough accepts the winning Team Trophy from Mr. Donald Fingar, President of the Board of Education. This exciting event took place on February 21, 1965. 127 . . . Discovery, 128 129 CHURCHILL IS DEAD AT Tt w w7 wadi n mini id mq THE WORLD MOURNS I ”rr' • r-mrrn A I C A Till STATE FUNERAL SATUF -' '-- 150 U.S a lU Bomb Targ' ( wiath is Replacin 4ti TT Q uVef ' - -rn _ --y • W | j Johnson and His Wife Have Colo y elgians Ki1 in Ke Twg V MOSCOWOFFERS JQ(' Ta s Brid lZT'' e ®®® B V ruS lnryn1 ' Keeps Budget 'I na« I C nAlf shes With Justice Det On House Seat Cuts for Vote Denial ichan to to: to CO to? tor m V ‘Mother of o Shelved During Deoai Is Conferred by Pop CLASSES PIMM CffPOYERTYFUE II Y HI VII! 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