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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1966 volume:

The sun had set, leaving a moment of darkness. Awaiting the new day and tomorrow’s entrance Into the world — confident secure courageous For with every sunset there is a sunrise, And for every past there is a future . . . ______-_________ _____________________________________ The 1966 Edition of the Lion’s Den Published by the Senior Class Longwood High School Middle Island, New York Editor-in-chief: Olive Williams Advisor: Charles Anderson Volume III Member Columbia Scholastic Press Association CONTENTS ........ IO Dedication ............................ Administration ....................... Faculty............................... Seniors............................... Underclassmen......................... 71 Activities.............................. 88 Sports................................. 117 Advertising............................... J I Some people say that we should forget the past and live for the future; but the best part of life, and perhaps the greatest, is being able to hold a memory inside and keep it forever. . M 4 5 _ 7 Mr. Sad Walker because he possesses the rare value of character, because he would never hesitate to help us. and because we belong to him. the Senior Class of 1966 will never forget him. He has been a part of us. and will remain a part of us. Jor these reasons, and countless others, we are proud and honored to dedicate KSKSCZJOtfS 66 to Mk. SAKC WACkSK. -A-uH MR. HENRY NEUSS, PRESIDENT MR. JOSEPH CARRABUS, VICE PRESIDENT MR. TYRELL WILSON MR. ELBERT SMITH MR. ARTHUR MINARDI MR. FREDERIC VANDERVOORT MR. ARTHUR WRIGHT MR. DONALD FINGAR MR. CHARLES ROSELIUS Eoard of Education 12 A very special thanks goes to the men on these pages. Although they are sometimes behind the scenes and unnoticed, we have come to realize that they are indispensable. MR. JOHN ANASTASI ASSISTANT DISTRICT PRINCIPAL DR. LOUIS V. NANNINI DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT The broad goals of education can well remain your personal aspirations for a lifetime. These goals include development of a well-trained mind in a strong body, acquisition of skills and habits which serve forever as keys to further learning, and attainment of the discipline of mind and body which permits full utilization of one's talents. There is another goal toward which we hope your thoughts and efforts have been directed at Longwood. Each human being must strive to become a mature person with worthwhile values and sound attitudes. Truth, justice, honesty, beauty, love and regard for human worth are only a few of the values which must be man’s ultimate concern if he is to survive. It is your responsibility to strive for the maturity which evolves from holding these values in high regard. There is a price to be paid for maturity. The price is concern. Each of you has matured in direct proportion to your willingness to extend your thinking into the area of ultimate concern. Perhaps the most accurate measuring rod and simultaneously, the reward for your maturity will be your ability to live effectively with yourself and with others. Somehow, each graduating class is unique and therefore holds a separate spot in the hearts of a school community. Certainly, you have created your niche as you have matured and grown over the past years. Please accept my congratulations and my best wishes for success and a rich life filled with happiness. 15 MR. JOHN MASEM MISS BARBARA MAGIE MR. JAMES DONOVAN 16 MRS. H. MILLER NURSE Secretaries MRS. ANNA ENGLEHARDT MRS. KATHLEEN REIFF MRS. ELEANORA HOLTEN MRS. PAMELA JANSON MRS. JEAN SEITZ 17 MR. ALBERT COHEN LIBRARIAN MRS. ZELDA BECHT Specialized Services DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. John DeLuca Mr. Anthony Pira SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Mr. Robert Grassi Mr. James Goggi Mrs. Ann Ehrlich Mrs. Sharon Klandcrman SPEECH THERAPIST Miss Selma Bodner VOCATIONAL CO-OP Mr. Robert Fox SPECIAL CLASS Mr. Wolff Jaglinsky Mr. Peter McCaffrey READING • Mr. George Burns TEACHER FOR BLIND Mr. Ralph Orcutt DENTAL HYGIENIST Mrs. Barbara Howell 18 A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. —Henry Brooks Adams 19 V ' 14- «TJL D .44fl ' _ ’ � • Uf U ysJ AA Ta|| TaH ,°1 O lfj, k e -ve5 joWh T he «, vej „ T S JT nSrCd- cl ,j U rs ’’‘Urw . i oGilJW: i n. th. Pa L CL JtffYi ii mA- ae X r. cl DoitA, ail LKl JUXAJL u ooix a yvA. UrOai HAx i)u. CUX aJ l. . Gi J Uxk JlfA0J£, iW 13°” _j3 ya C A- AJuc Mk jjuf . hk- JJJILQs yuj' 'iAvaou. OM- OTxVH-yL . au jfcVu- puonp yvo - uXnfi. ioJL)fcXa xp cxixsuA iV-L -XtAiJjL jQUrrn pi L . VsfijL -pjU rv|Q l (AU .JtOxfl. XAHLfly 20 SM w Ut kjL JV %� • «« MISS CATHERINE YAHNER vKi Tt, 0 Nnn MR. LEONARD WEINER MR. EARL WALKER mr. john McLaughlin mr. Charles anderson mr. Joseph bigham CHAIRMAN English Department STRATEGY Strategy is something planned, A guided missile bound to land. The minds of both East and West Share the struggle to see who’s best. To a pitcher whose catcher doesn't agree, The next pitch must speak strike three. MISS GRACE DWAN Strategy to a carpenter is most specific, Because if not he’ll have to fix it. Life all started by strategy’s hand, First the sea and then the land. Death, too, is a strategy, Because of it we return to Thee. —Leon R HAIKU In winter’s coldness Ice and frost upon the ground . .. And the sweet singing of birds. —•Robert Koepke obinson Cold, gray bleak harbor Where many days the summer winds blew ... Your gay sailboats ... Gone. —Carol Krause MISS MARILYN VILAGI 21 MR. JOSEPH LESSER MISS JANE HUTSON MISS MARY HOLLINS Social Studies 'Department The social studies teacher has the responsibility to educate his students in citizenship. By probing man's past, we learn how to make man’s future, and to utilize our privileges of democracy to the utmost. MRS. JANE LOVE MR. ROBERT O’NEILL MR. RICHARD VIERA CHAIRMAN 22 MR. EUGENE PISANI MISS PATRICIA NOVINSKI U rCfc; 'h L MISS NANCY DIBLASI MR. WARREN STOKER MR. GERALD KRANZLER 23 MR. DONALD CROSBY MR. FRANK MASSEY CHAIRMAN MR. HERBERTj frMSDORF MR. CARL VERDI MR. STEPHEN JAMIESON MR. SAMUEL FARRELL MR. JAN CURT OOSTING 24 MR. ALLYN NELSON CHAIRMAN MISS MARGARET WEAVER FLOM MR. ARTHUR CURCILLO MR. JOHN WHITTON MISS ELEANOR WILLIAMS MR. SAMUEL BERR MRS. FRANCES LAZZAR� CHAIRMAN MR. MICHAEL FREER Congwood High exchange program with Catin American and European countries has continued success. Exchange students Karen Holten, Mirtza Allen, Marne Olsen, Cathy LaSauce, and Loel Donath MRS. NELLIE PAUI.ONIS MR. CLAUDE WIERTZ MR. RICHARD PLOTH 26 business Department Write me a verse, my old machine— I lack for an inspiration.” —Edward Meade Robinson MR. WILLIAM DESCH CHAIRMAN MISS ANN EGGERS MISS THALEY GREASER MRS. ELSIE LAUPER MR. JOHN McCARRICK 27 Music 'Department Music should not be treated as a subject, but as a way to express emotions. MRS. JUDITH WILLIAMSON MR. ROBERT QUINN CHAIRMAN MR. WILLIAM JONES MR. ANTHONY RAY MR. LARRY McCOOMBE MR. JOHN BRUNO MR. CHARLES SORRENTINO 28 Art 'Department God conceived the world, that was poetry; He formed it, that was sculpture; He colored it, that was painting; He peopled it with living beings; that was the grand, divine, eternal drama.” —on the Curtain of Ford’s Opera House, Baltimore, Maryland. MR. ROBERT MEYER CHAIRMAN MRS. BARBARA GAGEL MR. PETER STRAFACI 29 Jfame Seanam es Department Picture Not 4 vdildble IE LISABETH Industrial Jris MR. HENRY GRUBB MR. ALEXANDER McNEIL The finest things in life are products of man’s imagin; MR. JOHN LOMBARDI CHAIRMAN Physical Education Our athletes arc wclI ljhoVr K of Me plaO-v y A tribute to V Wly , Phpical Edocat aA 'Department; MISS CAROL PRATT MR. CHARLES BERCHEN CHAIRMAN MR. WALTER LA PRARIE . 32 man Custodial Staff Mr. George Boschen (HEAD) Mr. Salvatore Furnari Mr. Frank Hughes Mrs. Isabelle Hutton Mr. Ernest Lege re Mr. John Leitc Mr. William Prcis Mr. William Shelby Mr. Edward J. Stijffc Mr. Walter Weeks Mr. James F. Wilson Mr- VUc Ufiy Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Sabina Burke Mrs. Viola Kampf Mrs. Frances Stern Mrs. Margaret Borrclli Mrs. Barbara Pcatc Mrs. Anita Mcrcurio Mis. Marion O. Connell Mrs. Ester Styffc Mrs. Lotte Carrabus Miss Vangclia Pappas Mr. Alexander Jomatto M‘% Leri it 33 ■ K iLftri f 'j%- rL 1 £ -r lr“iL Str 5� _ ' JT T . ■■♦• irJ X. jfef - ■ n-il , «■ '_ ■. For life is tlie mirror of kipe and slave, ' • , •■•'. « %- • ’Tis just what we are antf do . .. - x k • • , 3 1D|Op ' V.JX Stf =� V ■ . —-Madeline Bridges , „ '- ■ ?„, - To Be A Freshman... 096Z-6 5J English I Algebra Social Studies To Be A Sophomore. 0963-641 English H Geometry Regents 36 World History The Flood A (A 1 New School Dinner First Gradudion t L°J� gwoo Gay 90s Biology WresUing Champs Devil TaKe A Whittier Gooct Might Caroline To Be A Junior. . . Finally , A Senior... Cl96 - 65] English HI [1965-66] English Iff Trigo no met r j Regents Scholarship Exam American History I American Hi pry H College Boards Washington. Trip •n Bn Her Street 2- Johnson fatty Str«itfc.rd Festival • -a Lojvgwood's First Movie ■ Junior Prom Senior Ball Chemistry Physics Wrestling Champs Magazine Sales Cdroasel Bye - Bye , Birdie 37 Cheryl Boddy Mary Beldt Not available for picture: Patricia Allen Cecilia Ayers Norma Luz Betancourt 38 39 40 Benjamin Charles Carpenter John Lloyd Churchill Not available for picture: Francis Marie Carmello Dennis Caulfield Jeanne Anne Carter Regina Carol Carpenter Leslie Beverly Cavargna 41 42 Richard Allen Davis Dennis Duchnowski 44 45 Linda Dorothy Gechorek Frank Gorski 46 Richard Gow 47 Patricia Higgins Barbara Maria Jacques 4S Karen Ann Kamkc Robert Foster Kirkup Joseph Kinney Dianne Kiezel Paul J. Klimek Susan Patricia Knowles Janet La Flair _ 50 51 Herman Liere 52 Robert Morrell Ilse Ellen Noller Kenneth Partlow 54 April Joyce Peltz Lynn Faith Perry Dorlean Powell Richard Frank Porfert Alexander Pressley 55 Karen Preis Vickie Pumphrey Mar)r Ann Sabelli Not available for pictures: Helen Smalls Louis Rivera Stephen Nicholas Sanfilippo C Bradford F. Seguine 57 Bernard Smith Kathleen Stadelman Margaret Stadnicki Barbara Tavella Joann Tinnic 60 61 Maxine Weltha Whitaker Patricia Ann Whittle 62 Olive Catherine Williams Tyrell Spence Wilson Helen Wittschack Philomena Wittschack Ricky Woodbury John Henry Wrobel 63 President Senior V.J.P.’s Richard Lcwin Vice-President Zreasurer Leslie Taylor Andrew R. Swezey Secretary 64 Suzanne Marie Clark Senior 'Directory.- Who, What, When, Where, Stc. ALLEN, PATRICIA W.: P.O. Box 315, Long Island Ave., Yap hank; Girls’ Athletic Association 2, Student Store 3, Girls’ Sports 4. AYERS, CECILIA: 21 Holiday Road, Coram; Library Club 1, 2, 3, Hockey 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Soft-ball 4. BELDT, MARY: Box 112, Coram; Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Representative) . BENCIVENGO, LINDA: RFD , Box 249-0, Middle Island; Red Cross Representative, 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 4. BETANCOURT, NORMA LUZ: 55 Carlton Drive, Shirley; Cheerleader 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary), Future Nurses Club 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4, Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Teachers Aid 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 3. BODDY, CHERYL: Sw ezey Lane, Coram; Dramatics 3, 4, Language Club 1 (Vice-Pres.), Newspaper 1, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, Student Council 1, Class Historian 2, Class Vice-President 1, Yearbook 3, Hostess 2, 3, 4, Language Lab 3, Teacher’s Aid 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4. BOOS, WILLIAM C: Currans Road, Middle Island. BOTTA, JOSEPH: Woodlot Road, Ridge; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Letter Club 3, 4. BROCKBANK, MARGARET E.: Box 77, Wading River; Library Club 1, Dramatics 2, 4, Business Club 2, Student Council 3. BROWN, DELMA JOYCE: fo e 1, Box 510, Middle Island; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Soft-ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 1, Future Homemakers Club 1, 2. BROWNE, PATRICIA EILEEN: Ridge Road, Ridge; Student Council 1 (Pres.), 2, 3, 4, French Club 1 (Pres.), Cheerleader 1,2,3, Chorus 1. BULLOCK, WESLEY: 83 Margaret Drive, Middle Island; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Letter Club 1, 2, 3. CAILLOUX, ELIZABETH: Brook-haven National Laboratory. CARMELLO, FRANCES MARIA: Old Saddle Road, Ridge; Office Help 1,2, 3,4. CARPENTER, BENJAMIN CHARLES; Box 127, Patchogne; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4. CARPENTER, REGINA CAROL; RFD , Box 896, Medford; Future Nurses Club 2, 3 (Sec.), 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Newspaper 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3. CARTER, JEANNE ANNE: Swe-zey Town Road, Middle Island; Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Library Club 3; Basketball 4; Political Science 4 (Treas). CAULFIELD, DENNIS: Dennis Lane, Middle Island. CAVARGNA, LESLIE BEVERLY; Main Street, Yaphank; Chorus 2; Future Nurses Club 1, 2 (Vice Pres.), 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Political Science 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres.); Yearbook 3, 4, (Ass’t Editor). CHURCHILL, JOHN LLOYD: Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank; Football 3; Baseball 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CLARK, SUZANNE MARIE; Long Island Avenue, Yaphank; Volleyball 1, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Hostess Club 3, 4 (Ass’t Pres.), Yearbook 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Pep Club 3, Future Business Leaders 1, Office Help 3, Teachers Aid 4, Political Science 4, Spanish Club 4. COLUMBINE, RICHARD ARTHUR: Route 25, Middle Island. CORICA, CARL: 31 Bailey Road, Middle Island; Political Science 4, Newspaper 4 (Co-editor), Student Council 4, Football 4 (Trainer). COUSIN, DOROTHY: Baldwin Lane, Gordon Heights; Homemaking Club 2, Volleyball 3, Office Help 4, Gymnastics 2. DASCH, SHIRLEY ANN: Yaphank, Middle Island, Box 192, Yaphank; Student Aid. “fast 'Dressed-. Cheryl Roddy and Richie Dewitt 65 DAVIS, RICHARD ALLEN: Main Street, Yapbank; Football 1, Track 1, Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, Dramatics 4, Yearbook 4, Political Science 4, Wrestling Intramurals 1, 2, Audio Visual 1. DEERY, RAY: 262 William Floyd Pkwy, Shirley. 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3 (Vice Pres.), 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Political Science 4. FERRITO, JOHN S.: Lucerne Ave.t Box 158, Yapbank; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. DEPT A, ROSEMARY: Yapbank Road, Middle Island. DIETZEL, PAUL R.: Box 614, R.F.D. Medford; Baseball 1, 2, Football 1, Soccer I, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 4. DiMAGGIO, PETER: R.F.D. 1, Box 229, Sweezy Lane, Middle Island. DITTA, THERESA: 120 Flower Hill Drive, Shirley; Secretarial Club 2, Intramurals, Sendee Squad 3. DiZINNO, ROBERTA: Seneca Trail, Box 257, Lake Panamoka; Modern Dance, Future Nurses Club 1, 3, Volleyball. “Most Popular: Worm a Betancourt and Richie Cewin” FICO, FRANCES ANNE: 44 West Street, Middle Island; Dramatics 4; Future Nurses Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Political Science 4. DUCHNOWSKI, DENNIS: RFD 1, Box 351, Sweezy Lane, Middle Island; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. DYDO, GLENN J.: Bell port Road, Yapbank; Student Council 1, 2, Football 3, Baseball 1, 2. EVANILA, STELLA CECILIA: RFD 1, Box 966, Medford Station; Office Help 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 2, Drama Club 1, 2, German Club 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3,4 (Treas.) FULKERSON, PHILLIP; . 187 White Oak Street, Middle Island. GECHOREK, LINDA DOROTHY; Box 612, Artist Drive, Middle Island; Honor Society 1; Pep Club 1; Student Council 2; German Club 3; Dramatics 4; Future Teachers Club 4; Modern Dance Club. GERHARD, .KAREN: Monlauk Highway, Brookhaven; Volleyball 1; Library Club 2; Photography Club 3; Office Help 1, 2, 3; Teachers Aid 4. FAUTH, WALTER: Lincoln Road, Yapbank; Wrestling 1, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 1, GOODINE, JEROME EDWARD; 904 West Lane, Medford; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. GORSKI, FRANK: Route 25, Ridge; Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; German Club 2, 3; Seaborne Club 3, Wrestling 4. GOW, RICHARD; Randell Road, Ridge; Football 3, 4; Track 3. HADDEN, DAVID; German Blvd., Yapbank. HARTIGAN, CHARLES: Wel- lington Road, Middle Island; Wrestling 3, 4. HENDRY, FRANK JAMES; 403 Starlight Drive, Shirley; Dramatics 4. HUTT, PATRICIA LEE; 80 Flower Hill Drive, Shirley; Volleyball 1; Ofice Help 3, 4. JACQUES, BARBARA MARIA: Mon auk Highway, Brookhaven; Chorus 1, 2; Office Help 3, 4. JONES, PAT: 460 Judith Drive, Coram; Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1; Library Club 1; Homemakers Club 1; Business Club 1; Baseball I. JOYCE, SUSAN MARGARETHA: Route 112, Medford; Hostess Club 3, 4; Softball 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 3; Yearbook 3, 4. KAMKE, KAREN ANN: Artist Drive, Middle Island; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Hostess Club 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 3; Track 1; Political Science 1, 3, 4. KIEZEL, DIANNE: Box 145, Yaphank-Middle Island Road, Yapbank; Office Help 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2; Student Council 1 (Sec.); Yearbook 3, 4 (Business Manager); Honor Society 1, 2. Most Athletic-. 'Delnta thrown and Rich Covin Most Cikehj to Succeed: Olive Williams and Walter South KINNEY, JOSEPH: Main Street, Yaphank; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 1. KIRKUP, ROBERT FOSTER: Long Island Avenue, Yaphank. KLIMEK, PAUL J.: Center Garden Blvd., Yaphank; German Club 4; Co op. 3. KNOWLES, SUSAN PATRICIA: Bayliss Road, Middle Island; Library Club 1; Office Help 1; Hockey 2, German Club 1, 2, 3. KOEPKE, ROBERT C: RFD , Box 603, Artist Drive, Middle Island; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Ham Radio Club 1 (Vice Pres.), Chorus 2, 3, German Club 1, 2 (Treas.), 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice Pres.), Math Team 3, 4, Political Science 4. KOST, EDWARD RICHARD: 383 Avondale Drive, Shirley; Football. KOZLOWSKI, HELINA: Yap- hank Road, Middle Island. KRAUSE, CAROLYN C: 27 Wenmore Lane, Fort Jefferson Station; Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4 (Ass’t Editor), Newspaper 2, Suffolk County Music Festival 1, Chorus 1, 2, Political Science 4. La FLAIR, JANET: Box 29, Whiskey Road, Ridge; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain), French Club 1, Yearbook 3, 4 (Copy Editor), Student Aid 4, Photography Club 4, Gymnastics. La SAUCE, MARIE: Box 710, Lincoln Road, Medford Station; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hostess 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Competition 3, 4, Track 1, Class Secretary 3, Language Lab Ass’t. 3, 4 French Club 1, Carolleers 1, Suffolk County Music Fest. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1 (Sec.) Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4,. All-State Choir 4, J. V. Cheerleader. LAZZARO, JOSEPH: Tarkhill Road, Ridge; Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Marching Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3 (Treas) 4 (Pres.). LeGOUBIN, FRANCES: Box 23, Ridge; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 (Treas.) Dramatics 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4 Teachers Aid 2. LEWIN, RICHARD: Mill Road, West Yaphank; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3 (Pres.), Class President 1, 3. LIERE, HERMAN: Long Island Avenue, Yaphank; Cross Coun- try. MANGHAN, ANNE MARIE: 42 Wauwepes Trail, Lake Pana-tnoka; Library Club 1, 2 Office Help 3, Business Club 2. McGUINNESS, PATRICIA EILEEN: Yaphank-Middle Island Road, Yaphank; Cheerleading 1, Library Club 1, 2, Office Help 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Business Club 2. MELKUNAS, ELEANOR: Ashton Road, Medford Station; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Competition 1, 2, 3, 4 All-State Band 1, Political Science 4, Teachers Aid 2. MOFFETT, GEORGE CHARLES: Tarkhill Road, Ridge; Yearbook 3, 4, Political Science 4 (Pres.). MORRELL, ROBERT: Street, Yaphank; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 3, 4. MURPHY, WILLIAM JOHN: 249 Revilo Avenue, Shirley; Newspaper 1. MYSTER, BARBARA E.: RFD , Box 33, Gerard Road, Yaphank; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Basketball 2, 4 Hockey 4, Dramatics 4. Student Council 3, Newspaper 3, Future Teachers Club. 67 NIEGOCKI, DONNA ANN: Mt. Sinai-Coram Road, Coram; Office Help, Future Nurses. NOLLER, ILSE ELLEN: RR 1 Box 667, Medford Station; Latin Club 1, Student Council 1, German Club 2, 3. OLSEN, MARN'E ANN: Box 65 Mt. Sinai-Coram Road, Coram; Student Council 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4. ORTIZ, MYRA TERESA: 405 Glen Drive, Shirley; Student Council 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 4, Hostess Club 3, 4 (Pres.), Teachers Aid 3, 4 Yearbook 3, Spanish Club 3, 4 (Pres.), Intramurals. PARTLOW, DONALD B.: Mill Road, Coram; Photography Club PARTLOW, KENNETH: 52 North Street, Middle Island. PARTLOW, LAWRENCE: 52 North Street, Middle Island. PELTZ, APRIL JOYCE: Route 25, Middle Island; Co-op 3, 4, Library Club i, Chorus i, x., Student Council 1, Office Help. PERKOWSKI, RITA ANN: Box 193, Mill Road, Yaphank; Soft- ball 3, 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sec.), Dramatics 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, Future Teachers Club 1, Student Council 4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, All-County Band 1. PERRY, LYNN FAITH: Bellport Road, Medford Station; Cheerleader 2, Business Club 2, Soft-ball 3. PEUPLIE, ROBERT: Mill Road, Yaphank; Co-op 4. PORFERT, RICHARD FRANK: Farm-to-Market Road, Brook-haven. POWELL, DARLEEN: Business Club 1, Homemakers Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Office Help 3. PRIES, KAREN: Church Lane, Middle Island. PRESSLEY, ALEXANDER: Box 139, Medford Station; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 (Vice Pres.), Cross Country 4. PUMPHREY, VICKIE: Park Lane, Middle Island; Future Nurses Club 3 (Vice Pres.) 4, Volleyball 3, Softball 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4 Cheerleader 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Office Help 3. RANNIN, ROBERT: Westfield Road, Middle Island. REDMOND, DAVID: Bartlett Road, Middle Island; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Varsity Club 4 (Treas.) RINDOS, JIM: Track 1, Football 1, Student Council 2. RIVERA, LOUIS: 389 Rawlinson Drive, Shirley. SABELLI, MARY ANNE: 263 Newcomb Trail, Ridge; Future Homemakers Club 1, 2, Biology Club 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Business Club, Chorus 1, Library 2. SANFIL1PPO, STEPHAN NICHOLAS: Woodlot Road, Ridge; Football, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Cross Country 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 Honor Society 1, Spanish Club 4, Political Science 4. SEGUINE, BRADFORD F.: Route 25, Coram; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Intramurals 1, 2. SMALLS, HELEN: M4 Margaret Drive, Middle Island. SMITH, BERNARD: 149 North Fleet Lane, Coram; Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. SPALL, GARY E.: Main Street, Yaphank; Dramatics, Student Council. Most Humorous-. II wet JCa 3lair and Paul Dietzel 68 West Cricking.-{Janet jCa 9lair and Kick Cewin Most Ubiquitous Coupler Sue Clark and Paul Dietzel SPERO, JOHN: RR 1, Box 607, Artist Drive, Middle Island. STADELMAN, KATHLEEN: Stvezey Town Road, Middle Island; Yearbook 3, 4 Office Help 4. STADNECKI, MARGARET: Shady Lane, Coram. SWEZEY, ANDREW R.: German Blvd, Yaphank; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class President 2, Class Vice President 3, Spanish Club 4 (Vice Pres.), Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 3, 4 (Sports Editor), Political Science 4 (Senior Rep.), Intramural Basketball. TAVELLA, BARBARA: Swezey Lane Colonial Drive, Middle Island; Dramatics 4, Student Aid 2, 3, 4. TAYLOR, LESLIE: Dew Flag Road, Ridge; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Political Science 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Hostess 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1 (Treas), Class Treasurer 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. TINNIE, JOANN: West Bartlett Road, Middle Island. TURPIN, GILBERT: RFD , Box 526 Wilson Avenue, Middle Island. VANNOY, IRVING: RFD 1, Box 828, Medford Station; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Language Club 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Intramurals 2. VINCENT, DOREEN: Box 257, Route 25, Sally Lane, Ridge. VINCENT, RICHARD EDWARD: Box 257, Route 25, Sally Lane, Ridge; Co-op 3, 4. VITA, VALERIE: Westfield Road Loretta Court, Middle Island; Newspaper 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Tennis 3, Horsemanship Club 4, Photography Club 4. WHACK, WARREN: Route I, Box 497, Middle Island; Track 1. WHIGHAM, KENNETH: West Yaphank Road, Medford; Wrestling 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 4, Chess Club 1, 2, 4. WHITAKER, MAXINE WELTHA: Route 25, Middle Island; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4. Volleyball 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Pep Club 4, Cheerleader 4. WHITTLE, PATRICIA ANN, Dew F dg Road, Ridge; Office Help, Business Club 2 Library Club 4. WILLIAMS, FLORENCE: 379 Puritan Drive, Shirley. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL J.: 59 Lakeview Drive, Middle Island. WILLIAMS, OLIVE CATHERINE: Main Street, Yaphank; Library Club 1, 2, 3, Future Teachers Club 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 3, 4 (Editor-in-Chief), Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Suffolk County Music Festival 1, Political Science 4. WILSON, TYRELL SPENCE: Box 821, RFD 1, Medford Station; Band 1, 2, Cross Country 1, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. WITTSCHACK, HELEN: Box 207, Oakcrest Avenue, Middle Island; Office Help 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Photography Club 4. W1TTSCHACK, PHILOMENA: Box 207, Oakcrest Avenue, Middle Island; Office Help I, 2, 3, 4, Teachers Aid 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3. WOODBURY, RICKY: Route 1, Box 882, Medford; Cross Country 3, Wrestling 3 Track 3, Chess 1, 2, 3. WROBEL, JOHN HENRY: Middle Island Road, Middle Island; Cross Country 1, Co-op 3, 4. 69 Jh M emory of Henry J. JVeuss Mr. Henry J. Neuss, long a member of the former Yaphank School District, was a member of the present school district since it was organized in 1959. He was the school board’s vice-president at the time of the dedication of Longwood in 1963 and President of the Board for the past two years. An active worker in civic affairs in the community of Yaphank, he was an ardent supporter of the Little League and the Booster Club, and through his efforts youngsters and adults alike have enjoyed the recreational facilities of the school district. Parent, athlete, educator, and devout believer in youth, Henry J. Neuss will not be forgotten. 70 1 ■ 1 4 M CLASS OFFICERS GRADE 11: President—tDavid Hoff Vice-President: Carol Ann Woods Treasurer: Linda Carrabus Secretary: Helen Giaguinto Historian: Anita Lombardo Left to right: Anita Lombardo, Anna Pcrrolta, Deborah Van Dcrvoort, Margaret Cooke, Ncana Samuels, Mirtza Allen, Penny Ranta, Loci Donath, Lynford Turpin, Kenneth Fritz, Robert Kempster, Daniel Hreachmack, Frederick Mitchell, Daniel Holbein, George Campani, Paul Paquette, David Hoff. fUJL, 0 vl xo. 'ZjJL?IS - Left to Right Front Row: Frances Sccsny, Deborah GIus, Cheryl Pryor, Karen Hoi ten, Rhonda May, Linda Haywood, Linda Carrabus, Susan Au-gone, Karen Kennedy, Helen Giaquinto, Karen Bowman, Janet Wohr. Second Row: Lawrence Zim-merman, John Licrc, Robert Dowling, Jerry Neuss, Kurt Rcss, Frank Davis, Robert Walker, Gregory Thompson. One More Kim to Cross Left to Right Claudia Lconardi, Jill Anas-tasi, Sandy Tcuber, Maryann Pedroso, Christina Holten Betsy Wilgeroth, Austin Man-ghan. Lorraine Goode, Carolyn Taylor, Diane Knadle, Eugene Vogcli, Carl Rapold, Diana Sccsny, Debbie Tippins, Steve Nadramia, Lynn Hulse, Rosemary Nolan, Deanna Crawshaw, James Genova, Peter Hannigan, Clifford Do-nath. 73 Left to Right: Betty Woodley, Marcia Howard, Donna Hein, William Cotter, Sherry Griffin, Raymond La-Gala, Peter Papas, Susan Becht, Beverly Boyd, Susan Kamke, Hector Dejesus, Kenneth Spcgclc, Edward Swanson, Albert Rasmussen, John Trcmel, Bryan Quigley, Thomas Whitehead, Peter Nicola. 2 02! Left to Right: Paulette Barsi, Edward Walsh, Edward Kriedemaker, Odessia Powell, Sandra Bukowski, Catherine Holland Ralph Cerullo, Michael Ashmore, Dennis Noud, Timothy Timler, Henry Oelze, Gary Duchnowski, Frederick Shaaff, Alexander Harkay, Richard Glover. Left to right: John Decry, Kathy La-Sauce, George Pugh, Sylvia Thomas, Amanda Whitaker, Andrew Greener, Christie Dalton, Carol Hettrick, Robert Worthington, Karen Nicolay, Brian Howard, Harriet Jones, George Colucci, Janet LoBocchiaro, Leon Robinson, Joanne Baio, Richard Komu-sin, Maria Paraza. 74 1 Jn Numbers Ztie re Js StrengthZtie Zenth Qrade Left to Right Row 1— Ozclma Owens, John Lasco, Bernard Reth, Kathryn Fin-gar, Peter Cherouvis, Ted Goetz, Dirk Helves, Karen Trezza, Shirley Samuels, Kathleen Donnelly, Josephine Pcrso. Row 2—Left to Right: Diane Malvica, John Mas-troddi, Ronald Prudente, Gary Warner, Dennis Murphy, Kenneth Thomas, Russel Judge, Frank DcFina, Eustace Tonge, Roy Bis-choff, Elsie Gates, Ronald Bruckbaucr. Left to Right: Back Row John Fetkovitch, Louis Papas, George Gladysz, David Hunt, Eric Brown, Frank Riccardi, Marc Bcr-tsch, Judith Asmussen, Gerald Murphy. From Row: L to R Christine Switala, MaryAnn Pryz-blinski, Jo Ann Latcrza, Joseph Mazzella, Laura Sauve, Charlotte Wright, Betty Freeman, Alean Korte, Ernestine Stewart. Left to Right Donna Miller— Secretary Wesley Kiblcr— Class President. Joann Nimmons— Class Historian 75 Row 1—Left to Right: Carol Russo, Linda DuBois, Carol-ann Frisco, Vincent Salpie-tro, Alvin Gatling, Janice Black. Row 2—Left to Right: Louise Milan, Kathleen Lan-gan, Nancy Myster, Jill Gorn, Eileen Henselcr. Row 3—Left to Right: Margaret Maschino, Robert Sepulveda, Pat Perrone, Helen Koller. Row 4—Left to Right: William Remski, David Owens, Donald Finn, David Wanat. Left How—Top to Bottom: George Giannini, Donna Powell, Peter Mosel, George Stancvich, Irene Depta, Laura Eiscnhardt, Regina Pawlendzio, Janis Williams, Carol Barsi, Kathleen Cordone. Right Row—Top to Bottom: Charles Mclkunas, Jonathon Hughes, Ray Borrelli, Frank Randazzo, Jeanne Rowehl, Sandra King, Raymond Manzoni, Barbara O'Brian, Barbara Hewitt. Counter Clockwise from bottom left: Susan LoRe, Maryann Oliva, John Kinney, Richard Pcnna, Steve Muller, Carl Ranta, Esemae Cousin, Dale Prcis, Susanne Vail, Edith Barsch, Patricia Bullock, John Mercurio, Jurgen Himpler, Robert Bonner, Charles Scolastico, John LaFlair, Pat Sabatella, Carol Marcinowski, Michael De-Monaco 76 Counter Clockwise Andrew Martorano, Joseph Perretti, John Dupre, Carlos Dejesus, Thomas Leukcn, Rafael Sepulveda, Barry Murphy, Christine Owens, Diane Struss, Linda LaMcndola, Wendy Baker, Laura Greener, Alan Sajnacki, Barbara Bloom, Lorraine Murphy, Billie Prince, Lauren Jacobs, Edward Coleman, William Reh, Daniel Shearer, Donald Bullock, Richard Koepke, Paul Fitzgerald, William Hcuscr. Left to Right Row 1 Deborah Early, Robert Wils, James Fogle, Patricia Dem-beck, Diane Bodnarchuk, Linda Costa, Mary Gerhard, Colleen Redding, Row 2 John Lucas, Richard Gresch, Earle Jones, Alike Waligorc, James Scott, Edgar Thcunc, Jose Munoz, Gregory Hicks. 77 Front to Back Row 1 Left to right: Peggy Carrabus, Barbara Weaver, Carol Cha-lekian, Kathy Murray, Donna Miller, Patricia Hines, Cynthia Gladys , Mary Fcchan, Betty Pullin-ger, Linda Cracolici, Dolores Hcintz, Susan Bahrmann, Barbara Strahm, Leslie Freeborn, Gail Arnott, Deborah Kangas, Georgette Wurst, Mary Savage Left to Right: Thomas McLaughlin, Robert Wils, Stanley Kazel, Nicholas Carulli, Brian Harty, Gus Manias, Donna Giovanicllo, Dean Schnetzer, Alfred Cum, Leslie Roy, Barbara Moienda, William Rabe, Stephen Diana, William Link, Paula Ammann, Kathleen Tanscy, Ann Marie DiBianca, Paul cttc Kramer, Debra Snarski, Stcphany Rizzo Seated: George Schaefer, Jane McGuinncss, Carlton Mitchell, JoAnne Phoenix, Irene Fransson, Robert Hines. Row I: Cathy Young, Richard Rabatin, Kathleen Brocco, John Cutillo, Theresa Krajewski, Mary Casa-role, Fred Tremel, Robert Manger, Dwight Richards. Row 2 Pat Falotico, William Smith, Richard Talach, Luis Diaz, David Hein, Lance Lcwin, Gerald Kangas, Robert Giuffrida, Cheryl Archer 78 Row 1 Left to Right: Chcrie Willy, I.inda Carroll, Carol McLean, JoAnn Nimmons, Karin Lauser, Donna Trez-za Angela Politis, Carol Gildersleeve, Robert Crifasi Row 2 Left to Right: Sharon Tuckosh, Brenda Fountaine Rebecca Schwartz, Theresa Roca, John Wilkins, Gerald Bauer, Richard Bowman, Carol Zenerj- Row 3 Left to Right: James Malone, Robert Taylor, William Kenzig, Gregor)’ Albers, Robert Linker, Robert Paskowsky, Tom Hansen. Row 1 Left to Right: Robert Stadelman, Kevin Forrest, Shirley Akins, Annabelle Williams, Phyllis Schwerdt-fegger, Lucy Boutin, Louise Crichlow, Joan Dcvaney, Grace Gibaldi, Paula Elea-zor, Janinc Meade Row 2 Left to Right: Fredrick Patterson, Douglas Hockmuth, William Berner, Robert Porter, Wayne Bartcll, Joseph Rampello, Gabriel Lopez, Randy Rogan, I.ctitia Ben-well, Debbie Tippins, Ronald Manning. 79 Zhe Ninth Grade Comes of Ago CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Russel Lazzaro, Stephanie Muller, Frank DiMaggio. Left to Right; Row 1 Michael Shultz, Joseph Stacy, Don Patterson, Greg Lewis, Larry Boddy, Maureen Mayham, Robert Paterson, Dorothy Hutt, Annette Fico, Agnes Roland, Patricia Paris. Left to Right; Row 2 Jim Ledger, Paul Enold, Mike I.or-tie, George Caggiano, Russell Wilson, Cathy Tim-ler, Denise Quigley, Susan Prcth, Tina Donath, Chris Klauschke, Margaret Bryan Hill, Willis Caplon, Franz Nicolay 80 Row 1 Left to right: Ivan De Abreu, Sophia Papas, Lorraine Hartmann, Gail Polonski, Linda Aiello. Kevin McMahon, Christopher Gerhard, Leslie Sealy, David McArdle. Row 2 Left to right: Grace Weaver, Carole McAuliffe, Linda Fauth, Dennis Ramshaw, Eric Redmond, George Turpin, Yvonne Oden. Diane Lee. Row 3 Left to right: Jeanne Austen, Martha Faulkner, Regina Mobley, William Bonner, Gary Kiezel, Denise Sanders. Row 1 Left to right: Karen Zimlinghaus Deborah Lewis Mollie Bullock, Joy Dittrich, Terri Partlow. Lorraine Jones, Robert Dupre, Russ Lazzaro, Annette Bcllezza, Martin Watson Row 2 Left to right: William Pumphrey, Richard Tenke, James Karn-back. Louis Petrignani, Joe Guarisco Fred Schorsch Wayne Battaglia, Jay Med-wig, Mary Terri Nannini, Helen Marcinowski. 81 Row 1, left to right: Kenneth Walling, Nancy Mar-cario, Sandra Richards, Frank DiMaggio, Fannie Pressley, George Wright, Richard Hansen, Robert McIntosh Row 2: Judy Anne Segis-mund, Nancy Kopas, Christine Pawlendzio, John Boniface, Maurice Manning, Raymond Jones, William Wilson, Linda Ccrame, Catherine F.ntress. Row 3: Jean Foxwell, George Brandau, Charles Hocffncr, Larry Vogel, Robert Licrc, Mike Schmid. Row 1—Left to Right Shirley Churbuck, Gloria Linker, Jacqueline Wagner, Thomas Dietzel, Melinda Hough, Alberta Yancey, Darlene Peters, Patricia Goodine, Robert La-Magra Row 2—Left to right: Patrick Augone, Robert Fulkerson, Clifford Kan-gus, James Sheridan, Ronald Brown, Eugene Douglas, Michael Battaglia, Bruce Magee, Robert Stancvich, Dorothy Parsons. Row 3— Left to Right: Robert Szczc-panik, Kenneth Robinson, Richard Johnson, Jerry Whittaker, Karl Schoch, Brian Pugh. Row edict Dennis to Right: Jack my Fernandez, Paul Partlow, die, Jimmy Spcro, Joey one, James Stephens, Marcus Delgado, Bill Jose Allen. 82 Zhe Eighth Grade Left to Right: Phyllis Esposito (Treasurer) Karen Hoff ( President) Lillian Rivera (Vice-President) Dave Zubryd (Secretary) Stanley Nowaski (Social Director) Left to right: Row 1: Shir-Icy Petrignani, Linda Cam-initi, John Gagnon, Joseph Coplon John Schiichtcroll, Russell Divgle, Judy Freeborn, Linda Genova. Row 2: Linda Oelze, Louise Roscn-ka, Patricia Casarole, Kathleen Rich, Denise Sullivan, Theresa Alverez, Georgian-na Riccardi, Edward Rannin, Jolie Keda, Lucia Esanna-son. row 3: Robert Faulkner, Vincent Campo, James Fin-gar, Alan Kazel, Charles Mapes, Theodore Kost, Joseph Nesbitt. Left to right: row 1: Susan Goldstein, Michael DeStc-fano, Bruce Gutschaw, Donald Lee, Augustine Delgado. row 2: Gail Eleazer, Christine Freeborn, Roy Jones, Ellen Rabe, William Neater, Herbert LaSause. row 3: Gail Robinson, Dorothy Thomas, Frank Ferrara, Glenda Manning, Priscilla Peltz, Jeannine Walker, row 4: Lorelei Schlcgcl, Daniel Mitchell, Stanley Nowaski, Richard Rcmski, Gar)’ Vincent, John Balke, Kenneth Dingle, row 3: Eugene Koz-lowski, Keith Braun. 83 Left to Right; Row 1 Jeanne Keder, Janet Enold, George Shiminiski, William Salvctti, George Utting, Allen Swc-zey, Nancy Engelhardt, James Hill, Mary Grace Lazzarro. Left to Right; Row 2 Patricia Mitchell, Felicia Hayes, Ralph Wilson, Martin Van Dergrinten, Glenn Stumpp, Carole Christian, Sandra Gow, Marion Mc-Grisken, Linda Albers, Grace Hardy, Shirley Aaron. Row 3 Karen Hoff, Leon Simpson, George Gerichten, Walter Tinsley, Manuel Pedroso, Willie Sneed, Juergen Nicola. Row 1 Left to Right Larry Harrold, Valerie Verge, Gail Williams, John Gartung, Larry Getz, Alice McGuiness, Richard Carolan, Eugene Day, Joseph Salpie-tro, Anthony Barane, Sylvia Smith, Barry Ricla. Row 2; Pat Worytko, Maty Muller, Tom Guida, Richard Ehlers, Timothy Dorsett, Frank Caggiano, Robert Salvato, Edith Rensing, Susan Raba-tin, Tris Sepulveda, Lillian Rivera, Kenneth Christian. Row 1; Left to right: Willy Hill, Debbie Woods, Tom Rindos, Woodrow Wilson, Steve Couch, Jonathan Sly-ker, Gary Stanek, Michael I.ilawski, Paul May, Pat Lane, Gloria Pawlendzio, Paul Hoffman. Row 2; Valeric Campo, Pat Noonan, Bill Dickhoff, Robert Whitaker, Mike Quinn, Edward Henderson, Frank Minarich, Jerry Coleman, Willie Mobley, Sam Williams, Virginia Still, Marianne Reany 84 Zhe Seventh Grade . J flew Cife SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President: Vincent Weaver Vice President: Gregory Holliday Secretary: Margaret Cooke Treasurer: Chris Van Vliet Historian: Jimmy Linker Left to right; Row 1 John McMahon, Thomas Ducy, Lynn Anastasi, Sarah Ashmore, Manuel Pcraza, Eileen O'Connell, Charlotte Carpenter Joseph Della-posta, Christine Roca. Left to Right; Row 2 Charles Wright. Maria Hunt, Celeste Lconardi, Christine Schmid, Gregory Bolay-Williams, Nancy Taylor, Paula Lane, John Graham, Johan Hellstrand, Cynthia Glover, Chris VanVliet, Edward Bu-kowski, Stephen Berner, Andrea Vicgo. Sealed; Left to Right. Robert Davis, Robert McDuffy, Joe Rubino, Gwendolyn Pressley, Donna Kiesel. Standing; L to R—Row 1 Girl Shucker, Thomas Nic-gocki, Willis Wilson, Catherine Coppola, Karen Hough, Lorraine Giime, Celia Delgado, Mark Holten. L to R—Row 2 Linda O'Connell, Janice Bullock, Ada Wright, Anna Luc Gilbert, Veronica Allen, Frances Tumminello, Robert Balke, Henry Scesny. 85 Left to Right Row 1 Thomas Hughes, Ann Giumarel-li, Ann Catania, Judy Alstcr, Marie Mazzella. Row 2 Linda Mannino, Gregory Holliday, Lydia Cossey, Janice Cunningham, Edward LaMagra, Peter BonHote. Row 3 John Sadler, Kenneth Davis, Annctta Whitt-man, Joseph Nolan, Barbara VenDenEnde, Guy Daniels. Row 4 Delcinia Simmons, Rose Klauschke, Dianna Tavella, Tcracc Ben well. Left to Right Row 1 Gary Sullivan, Sally Partlow, Albert Muller, Gail Gerhard, Audrey Fuller, Maria Coleman, Dorothy Kobe, Vicky Ryan, Mildred Sepulveda Row 2 Catherine Mooney, Margaret Wilson, Robert Williams, James Hoyt, Rose Mascedo, Margaret Cook, Joanne Thomas, Patricia Bailey, Row 3 Dean Battaglia, Joseph Cordonc, Bernard Alonzo, Fred Hem-beck. Dennis Mahoney, Arthur Noss, Peter Robinson, Ralph Klauschke. Row 1—Left to Right: Jeffrey Davis, Harvey Gui-tierrez, Johanna Lange, Ronnie Weeks, Linda May, Barbara Cigna, David Ortiz, Carol Ancona, John Rap-pold. Row 2—Left to Right: Alan Ficlitz, Frank Schlegcl, Brian Manghan, John Stan-evich, William Aiken, Deborah Thcbold, Christine Col-leran, Deborah Morson, Cyril Pinto, Peter Goldstein. Row 3 Left to Right: Ricky Bowman, James Rowehl, Timothy Jurgens, John Zimmer, Larry Wilkins, Debra Dietzel, Lucille Thomas, Paula Bacher. 86 Row 1 Left to right: David Dodson, Walter Stephens, Camillo Perrotta, George Al-bin, Meta Kane, Row 2 Left to right: Phyllis Far-rantcllo, Roy Powell, Gloria Baio, Carlene Gutschow, Keith Quigley, Tom Joyce. Row 3 Left to right: Joan Higgins, Elizabeth Bullock, Chris Jurgens, Joseph Schramm, Wendy Davis, Vincent Weaver, Row 4 Left to right: Kenny Auld, Walter Weeks, James Morrison, Michael Lyons, Robert Tcu-ber, Kathleen McMahon. Row 1 Left to Right: Phyllis Spencer Betty Levi, Angela Mazzella, Carolyn Knowles, Louise Tremel, Laura Collins, Denise Anderson, Phyllis Espisi-to, Chris Jones, Ted Malick, Allen Het-trick, Don Masem, Richard Ray, Row 2 Left to Right Ellen Swatten, Margaret Taylor, Maria Wack, Marilyn Fuller, Donald Wood-ly, James Nolan, James Price, Steven Wilgeroth, Bruce Stelmack, Billy Sheridan, Eric Overton, Richard Lapinski, Alfred Korte, Gary Melcski. Row 3 Left to Right Barbara Campani, Patricia Cerami, Claudia Straud Staled Left to right: Warren Lukas, Ronald Grimes, John Torrcblanca, Glen Kazcl, Anthony Campo, Kenneth Holmes. Tint row standing: Vera Ray, Nancy Wilson, Makeda Bailey, Audrey Esannason, Roberta Cooke, Rosemary Falletta. Second row standing: Jimmy Linker, Bill Turbush, Joanne Mciscnzahl, Elise Cerabonc, Harold Niegocki, Cheryl Wagner, Eleanor Smith, Janet Hughes. 87 Activities SENIOR HIGH— Left to right.—Joseph Lazzaro. Gregory Thompson, Mrs. Love—advisor, Norma Betancourt, Row 2—Allan Saj-nacki, Janet Wohr, Carol Barsi, Helen Giaquinto, Anita Lombardo, Carol-Ann Prisco, Pat Cradruski Patricia Rice, Donna Miller, Carol Gildersleeve, Christine Switala, Row 3—Frances Le Goubin, Olive Williams, Mary Savage Karen Nicolay, Kathryne Finger, Linda Carrabus, Jill Anastasi, Susan Becht, Patricia Dcm-bek, Row 4—William Cotter, Myra Ortiz, Sylvia Thomas, Rita Perkow-ski, Carl Corica, Jonathan Hughes, Clifford Donath, Brian Harty, Carlton Mitchell, Robert Porter. The Longwood Student Council is working towards good student government. This year’s Council sponsored S. O. Card sale, attended a Student Government Workshop, collected for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and sponsored several dances. Interested in school spirit, the Student Council started the tradition of Green and White day, awarding the winning homeroom with a plaque. The Student Council also reviewed the Student Dress Code and initiated ’’Speak Out” for students to discuss important problems in the school. Student Council Jf Ruled the World. . . JUNIOR HIGH—Row 1 Jurgen Nicola, Thomas Rin-dos, Mr. Raycroft-advisor, Joe Garisco, Mary Grace Lazzaro, Row 2—Deborah Morrison, Karen Hough, Vincent Weaver, Jon Sly-ker, Albert Muller, Guy Daniels, Kenneth Holmes, Denise Anderson, Lynn Anastasi, Row 3—Eugene Kaz-lowski, James Fingar, Lillian Rivera, Nancy Kopas, Linda Cerame, Franz Nicolay, Terri Nannini, Florence Renna, Stephanie Muller. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Advisor; Mr. Christopher Left to Right; Robert Koc-pkc (Vicc-Prcs.), Leslie Cavargna (Pres.), Leslie Taylor, Eleanor Melkunas, Rita Perkowski (Sec.), Stella Evanilla (Treas.), Olive Williams, Walter Fauth. Zke M inority Qroup: junior and Senior Honor Society Longwood’s Honor Societies represent those students whose incentive has achieved for them good grades. Scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and serv ice are qualities each student must possess in order to become a member of the Honor Society. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row 1; Left to Right: Lucy Boutin, Carol McLean, Laura Lobacchiaro, Gloria Linker, Roxanna Schlcgel, Frank DiMaggio, Russ Lazzaro, Barbara Weaver, Alan Sajnacki, Donna Miller, Carol Barsi, JoAnn Nim-mons. George Schaefer. Row 2; L to R Christine Owens, Deborah Kangas, Helen Marcinowski, Tina Donath, Terri Nannini. Joseph Guar-isco, Franz Nicolay, Kirsten Trcufcld, Patricia Dembcck, Fred Patterson, Dirk Helves, Richard DiNapoli, Dean Snetcher, Row 3; left to right: Linda Fauth, Carol Anne Emery, Pat Sabatella, Ronald Prudente, Joanne Rowehe, Richard Koepke, Jonathan Hughes, David Hines, Ronald Brockbaucr. 91 Senior High Chorus Row 1, left to right: Paulette Barsi, Carol Barsi, Peggy Carrabus, Pat Goodinc, Margaret Grimm, Carol Gildersleeve, Allen Sajnacki, Edward Walsh, Valarie Vita, Marie LaSaucc, Pat Fogle, Deborah VanDcnoort, Betsy Wilgeroth, Janice Black, Row 2:. Barbara Mystcr, Joanne Infantino, Cheryl Archer, Charles Brockncr, Richard Penna, Karen Nicolay, Kathy LaSauce, Nancy Myster, Gary Warner, William Rabe, Robert Crifasi, Billie Prince, Ann Marie diBianca, Sylvia Thomas, Mirtza Allen. Row 3: Anna Pcrotta, Frances LeGoubin, Grace Gibaldi, Carol Marcinowski, Brian Harty, Dan Hreachmark, Carlton Mitchell, Cecilia Ayers, Brenda Fountaine, Christine Switala, Paula Ammann. Row 4: Barbara Hewitt, Donna Miller, Christine Owens, Rebecca Schwartz, John Wonderasch, Matthew Caggiano, Dave Hoff, Irving VanNoy, Gilbert Turpin, Juanita Simpson, Louise Wilson, Letitia Benwell. Row 1, left to right: Chris VanVliet, Robert Dupre, Donald Watson, George Wright, Linda Aiello, Maureen Maynam, Fannie Pressley, Leslie Scaly, Martin Watson, Robert LaMagra. Row 2: James Rowhel, Linda O'Con pel, Deborah Lewis, Regina Mobley, Cathy Timler, Denise Quigley, Florence Renna, Stephanie Muller, Shirley Churbuck, Sandra Richards, Anna Lue Gilbert. Row 3: Veronica Allen, Diana Tavella, Andrea Veiga, Sharon Jackson, Yvonne Odcn. Dianne Lee, Wanda Smith, Marilyn Fuller, Lucia Essanason, Terri Nannini, Dorothy Parsons, Gloria Linker, Alberta Yanpy: Row 4: Keith Braun, Tim Dorictt, James Sheridan, Paul Enold, Gary Kiezcl, Larry Vogel, William Pumphrey, Jo$opfTlbjesbitt, Frapz Nicolay, Michael Lottie. Joe Guaris-co, Robert Whitaker, Rosario Lazzaro, James Linker. junior High Chorus Row 1, left to right: Eugene Day, Susan Goldstein, Jean Cupersinio, Denise Anderson, Russell Dingle, Edith Rensing, Phyllis Esposito, Judy Freeborn, Mary Grace Lazzaro, Pat Brian, Sylvia Smith. Mary Muller, Priscilla Peltz. Row 2: Charlotte Carpenter, Janet Hughes, Mildred Sepulveda, Lorraine Allen, Vicki Ryan, Thomas Hughes, Manuel Peraza, Kenneth Holmes, Albert Muller, Ronald Weeks, Anne Gummavclli, Audrey Muller, Donna Kiezel, Lynn Anastasi, Sally Partlow, Judy Alster, Carol Ancona, Gwen Pressley, Row 3: Kathy Rich, Martin VanDerGrinten, Woodrow Wilson, Ted Malik, Ralph Wilson, Herbert LaSauce, Iris Sepulveda, Janet Enold, Charlene Gordon, Shirley Aaron, Maria Wack, Gail Spenser, Phyllis Spenser, Dorothy Thomas, Theresa Alvarez, Marge Chenel, Lillian Rivera, Claudia Stroud. Row 4: Howard Deitch, Ray Jackson, Keith Quigley, Gregory Holliday. Fred Hembeck, Cynthia Glover, Phyllis Fcrrantdla. Joanne Baio. Deborah Dirtzel, Anrietta Wittman, Elise Cerrahonc, Cheryl Wagner. Joseph Rubino, Robert Williams, Guy Daniels. Michael Lyons, Patricia Lane. Elisa Dabbiero, Margaret Cooke, Karen Hough, Audrey Esannason. Row 3: Nancy Taylor, Gregory Williams. Peter Goldstein. Peter Robins. Jean Higgins, Frances Tuminrello, Carlcne Gutschow, Eileen O'Conncl, Christine Colleran, Ada Wright, Maria Hunte, Nancy Wilson, Frank Ferrara, Linda Oelze, Patricia Noonan, Louise Rosenka, Valerie Campo, George Shiminski, Samuel Williams, Leon Simpson, James Nolan. Inr A vi ffl A'S Seventh Qrade Band and Orchestra Row 1. left to right: Charles Perrotta, Tom Ducz, Johanna Lange, Sarah Ashmore, Philip Wohr, John McMahon. Row 2: Vincent Weaver, Mark Holtcn, Frank Schlegee, Debby Morrison, Vera Ray, Cyril Pinto, Nancy Perretti. . toa' 3: Roy Powell, Ellic Smith, Lucille Thomas, Celeste Leonardi, Joanne Thomas. Wendy Davis, Patricia Baily, Rose Maccdeo, Row 4: Mark King, Delcenia Simmions, Lisa DeSantis, Florence Hunt, Alan Fielitz, Paula Backer, Makeda Bailey, Patty Kramer, Rosemary Palletta, Margaret Wilson. Where the Action Js: Zhe Marching ft and Kathy Fingar, Linda Carol, Terri Nannini, Darlene Peters, Kathy LaSauce: Drum Majorettes. Row 2: Carol Barsi, Nancy Euglc-hardt, John Gagnon, Jonathan Slyker, George Utting, Claudia Leonardi, Marie LaSauce, Paulette Barsi, Deborah Van Dcr-voort, Ellen Rabe, Ellen Swatton, Sandra Gow. Row $: Peter Mazzoni, Edward Walsh. Richard Ray, Joseph Lazzaro. Peter Cheruirs, Linda Cerami, Karen Hoff, Harriet Jones, Jeanne Austin, Helen Marcinowski, Odessa Powell, Roxanne Schcgcl. Row 3: Edith Barsh, Walter Tinsley, Linda Fauth, Robert Wills, Ronald Brockbaucr, Richard Kocpkc, Michael Schmidt, Jonathan Hughes, Charles Mclkunas, Richard Ehlers, Frank Davis. Zke Concert IS and: The climax performance of Longwood’s Concert Band was the Christmas Music Festival. Handel’s Overture to the Messiah and Hallelujah Chorus were echoes of the group’s efforts to attain perfection. First row, seated, left to right: Kathy Fingar, Carol McLean, Stephen Wohl, Jolic Keder, Linda Haywood, Paulette Barsi, Jean nie Keder, Sandra Gow, Sophie Papas, Kirsten Treufeld, Terri Nannini, Patricia Sabatclla, Chris Dalton, Carol Barsi. First riser: Jean Rowehl, Edith Barsch, Louis Papas, George Utting, Ellen Swatton, Roxanna Schlcgcl, Jonathan Slykcr, Dana Tinnie, Gary Warner, John Boniface, Robert Szczepanik, Claudia Leonardi, Janet Wohr. Second riser: Karen Holtcn, John Mcrcurio, Harriet Jones, Linda Albers, Richard Glover, Jean Austin, Linda Fauth, Ronald Bruckbowcr, Richard Ray, Nancy Englehardt, Helen Mar cinowski, Barbara Mystcr, Deborah VanDervoort, Kathy LaSauce, William Dickoff, John Gagnon, Ellen Rabc, Alexander Harkay. lutst row: Lynford Turpin, William Neater, Willie Snead, Joseph Lazzaro, Walter Tinsley, Peter Papas, Michael Schmice, Edward Coleman, Richard Koepkc, Peter Mazzoni, Charles Hartigan, Kevin McMahon, Joseph Nesbitt, Dennis Noud, James Scott, Steve Wilgeroth, Jonathan Hughes, Charles Melkunas, Peter Cherouvis, James Fogle, George Brandau, Jose Allen Stephen Muller, Richard Fillers, Gary Duchnowski, Edward Walsh. 95 Zke Mostess Club: Zea at 4:00 Row 1: Amanda Whitaker, Elizabeth Woodly, Helen Giaquinto, Anita Lombardo, Myra Ortiz, Susan Clark, Susan Augonc, Mirtza Allen, Sylvia Thomas, Karen Nicolay, Sue Becht, Marie LaSauce. Row 2: Maria Paraza, Karen Bowman, Norma Betancourt Harriet Jones, Linda Haywood, Leslie Taylor, Cheryl Boddy, Karen Kamkc, Susan Joyce, Vicki Pumphrcy, Linda Carrabus, Karen Kennedy, Jill Anasta i, Janet Lo-Bochiarro, Marilyn Braun, Mrs. Tyler, Advisor. library Club: “Only One Study Mall at a Zime!” The Library Club has existed in Longwood ever since the school opened. The members arc students who someday may want to become librarians. The more active members of the organization arc: Regina Carpenter, Letitia Benwell, Linda Cerame, William Pumphrcy, Renee Boto-fasina. Sue Augone, Odessa Powell, Jill Anastasi. 96 These selected band members participated in the All-State Sectionals at Smithtown: (Back) Frank Davis, Gregor)’ Thompson, Richard Koepke, (From) Deborah Van Dervoort, Kathy Fingar Regents Scholarship We Proudly Present. . . The following Longwood students have received awards for outstanding ability in the scholastic and musical areas. County Executive H. Lee Dennison presenting Paragon Oil Incentive Award to Olive Williams of Longwood. (Second from right) Winners Olive Williams Walter Sauth Qeorge Moffet Robert Koepke 97 Presented at Longwood High School, March 25-26, by the Longwood Players. Produced by Mr. Robert Quinn, directed by Mr. Joseph Lesser and Mr. Leonard Weiner. THE CAST Albert ......................... Bill Kenzig Rosie ....................... Kathy LaSauce Mrs. Mac A fee ............. Barbara Myster Kim Mac A fee ............... Karen Nicolay Randolph Mac A fee............Alan Sajnacki Miss Rasputin .......................... Sue Davis Mayor ...................... Richard Glover Mayor’s wife ............... Paulette Barsi Mac Peterson ................ Marne Olsen Mr. MacAfee..................... Dave Hoff Seated, left to right: Andy Swezey, Leslie Cavargna, Diane KiezeJ, Carolyn Krause, Olive Williams, Janet LaFlair, Rita Per-kowski, Mr. Charles Anderson, Advisor. Standing: Charles Corica, Jeanne Carter, Kathleen Stadelman, Eleanor Melkunas, Joe Botta, Marie LaSaucc, Robert Koepke, Myra Ortiz, Weltha Whittaker, Vickie Pumphrey, Richard Davis, Susan Joyce, Walter Fauth, Frances LcGoubin, Paul Dictzel, Sue Clark, Linda Gechorek. 1965 Cion’s ‘Dch Places Second in Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest the American Yearbook Conference, Roosevelt Field, Spring, 1965: tors Diane Kiezel, Janet LaFlair, Olive Williams, Sue Joyce, Andy zey, Mr. Anderson, Advisor. New additions to the Yearbook staff from the Junior Class: Left to right, seated: Linda Carrabus, Susan Bccht, Jill Anastasi, Karen Kennedy, Frances Sccsny, Linda Heywood, Janet LoBoccharo, Debbie VanDcrvoort. Standing, Left to right: Claudia Lconardi, Sue Kamkc, Anita Lombardo, Helen Giaquinto, Deanna Crawshaw, Bryan Quigley, Marcia Howard, Harriet Jones. 101 Row 1, left to right: Judy Foster, Peggy Carrabus, George Utting, Debbie Mason, Maria Peraza, Carol McLean, Paulette Barsi, Karen Bowman, Allen Sajnacki. Row 2: Eugene Vogeli, Betty Woodly, Mirtza Allen, Sylvia Thomas, Susan Davis, Richard Crifasi, Terry Kra-jewski, Pat Rice, Nancy Mystcr, Carlton Mitchell, Sandy Buchowski, Donna Miller, Linda Hunt, Amanda Whitaker, Carl Corica. Row 3: Philip Fulkerson, Bill Smith, Kurt Rcss, Diane Knadel, Dana Tinnie, Beverly Boyd, Carolyn Taylor, Richard Lee, Danny Hanbolm, Charles Melkunas, Bob Worthington, Steve Muller. JiutsoH’s Meroes This year Longwood's students have enjoyed regular editions of The Emerald Eye. Under the inspired leadership of Miss Jane Hutson, the staff of fifty-two has worked hard to publish a newspaper that expresses timely student views and reports significant school activities. 102 SENIOR HORIZONS In our literary magazine, Horizons, the staff members put together a collection of works by the students. In past years it has been a fine success. This year the staff has worked hard to turn out the best Horizons yet! First Row: Left to Right Janet La Flair, Pat Browne, Mr. Lesser, Frank . Gorski. Back Row: I. to R: Claudia Lconardi, Sue Joyce, Gilbert Turpin. JUNIOR HORIZONS The literature ahd art editors of Longwood’s other literary .magazine, Junior Horizons, have spent long ho irs editing the entries of j oems, short stories, and at work to decide upon th : best. Row 1; Left to Right: Celia Delgado, Terri Nannini, Helen Marcinowski, Johanna Lange, Lorraine Caime, Lorraine Allen, Wendy Davis. Row 2; Left to Right: Christine Freeborn, Patricia Worytko, Kathleen Rick, Ellen Swatton, Janet Enold, Mary Grace Lazzaro. 103 Juture purses Club Sealed, left to right: Vickie Pumphrey, Norma Betancourt, Mrs. Miller, Advisor, Regina Carpenter, Linda Bencivengo. Standing: Joy Dettrick, Judy Sigismund, Regina Mobley, Karen Zimlinghaus, Lorraine Hartmann, Patricia Goodine, Melinda Hough, Darlene Peters, Alberta Yancey, Sandra Richards, Linda Ceramc. The Future Nurses Club held a Mother-Daughter Dinner in honor of the graduating seniors. Those girls who are planning on a nursing career were given pins by Doctor Adler. They were Norma Betancourt, Vickie Pumphrey, Regina Carpenter, Linda Bencivengo, Jeanne Carter, Marne Olsen, Frances Fico, Carol Krause, Leslie Cavargna, and Weltha Whitaker. Row 1, left to right: Amanda Whitaker, Dolores Hutt, Theresa Pedroso, Florence Williams. Judy Foster, Linda Hunt, Karen Holten, Row 2: Carol Clark, Betty Woodly, Beverly Boyd, Shirley Akins, Marne Olsen, Jeanne Carter, Wendy .Baker, Billie Prince. Row 3: Vickie Pumphrey. Norma Betancourt, Mrs. Miller, Regina Carpenter, Linda Bencivengo. Row 4: Marion Swezey, Joann Phoenix, Kathy Young, Carol Krause, Ernestine Stuart, Marcia Howard, Donna Miller, Joan Dcvancy, Jo-Ann Nimmons, Barbara O’Brien Row 3: Weltha Whitaker, Leslie Cavargna, JoAnne Laterza, Frances Brande, Sylvia Zondcr, Diane Malvica, Alean Karte, Susan Kamkc 104 future Homemakers Club Left to right: Row 1: Vera Ray, Debbie Morison, Nancy Wilson, Janis Cunningham, Donna Kiesel, Ann Catania, Judy Alster, Gwen Pressley Row 2: Wanda Smith, Cynthia Glover, Dorothy Thomas, Theresa Alvarez, Ada Wright, Rosemary Falletta, Maria Wach, Gail Robinson, Mahe-da Bailey future Zeaekers Club From Teachers Recognition Day to practice teaching, the Future Teachers Association of Longwood has proved to be true candidates for tomorrow’s teaching positions. These are but a few of the varied activities in which the teachers of tomorrow participate. Row I: left to right; Jessica Thebold, Sue Augone, Paulette Barsi, Carol Barsi, Anita Lombardo, Kathy LaSauce, Debbie Van Dervoort, Amanda Whitaker, Jonathcn Hughes, Helen Giaquinto, Linda Carroll. Row 2 Edith Barsh, Kirsten Trufeld, Annette Fico, Roxanne Schlegel, Dorothy Hutt, Gail Polonski, Cathy Tansey, Dorothy Parsons, Nancy Myster, Gloria Linker, Janet Lobochario, Harriet Jones, Ronnie Brockbauer, Standing Row 3 Eleanor Melkunas, Barbara Myster, Susan Bccht, Karen Nicholay, Miss Tyler, Hector Dc Jesus, Helen Marcinowski, Terry Nannini, Carol Ann Emory, Chris Holten, Linda Gcchoreck, Christine Owens. 105 Spanish Club Left to Right—Row 1, Richard Remski, Denise Anderson, Dorothy Hutt, Karen Hough, Anita Lombardo, Mary-Grace Lazzaro, Allen Sarynicki, Christine Freeborn, Margaret Cooke, Brian Manghan. Row 2, Helen Marcinowski, Donna Miller, Norma Betancourt, Susan Clark, Andrew Swezey, Myra Ortiz, Frances Lc Goubin, Jill Andstasi, Peggy Carrabus, Helen Giaquinto, Susan Augone, Cathy Rich, Margaret Wilson, Christine Jergens, Sheryl Wagner, Robert Williams, Celeste Leonardo Dorothy Kabe, Row 3, Eleanor Melkunas, Rita Perkowski, Betty Woodly, Sylvia Thomas, Amanda Whitaker, Mirtza Allen, Judi Foster, Maria Peraza, Patricia Bailey, Gloria Baio, Deborah Minn, Jackson Raimond, Michael Lyons, Loel Donath. Row 4, Ronald Manning, David Owens, Richard Ehlcrs, Stephen SanFilippo, Robert Rannin, Rocky Munoz, James Karn-bach, Lance Lewin, Hector dejesus, John Ortiz, Gregory Thompson, Carlos dejesus, Austin Manghan, Michael Shmidt, Robert Kempster, John Mooney, Charles Melkunas German Club Row 1, Left to Right, Paul Klimek, Lucy Boutin, Linda Fauth, Susan Kamke, Linda Gechoreck, Debbie Glus, Mr. Berr-Advisor. Row 2, Dirk Helves, Walter Fauth, Herman Liere, Robert Koepke, John Churchill, Frank Gorski, Karl Hcis. 106 Congress Convening. The Political Science Club was organized with the primary purpose of exposing our students to controversial, interesting, and important essues and persons. Our speakers are people who attempt to present programs highlighting vital economic, social, and political problems. Row 1. R. Schwartz, J. Hugcs, G. Moffit, C. Lconardi, J. Carter, A. Swezey. Row 2. G. Shafer, S. Laray, C. Krause, C. Barsi, D. Vandervort, A. Sarjnicki, P. Carrabus, B. Bloom, B. Woodly, L. Hunt, S. Clark, C. Brockner. Row 3. J. Mooney, F. Henry, L. Taylor, O. Williams, L. Cavargna, E. Melkunas, B. Mystcr, C. Owens, C. Melkunas, N. Myster, L. Robinson, L. Sauvc, R. Davis, G. Arnott, P. Dembeck, J. Asmusscn, A. Wittaker, R. Bruckbaur. St. B. Hardy, S. Sanfillipo, W. Fauth, F. Gorski, R. Koepke, P. Dietzel, J. Botta, C. Corica. “)Jour Move. Zhe Chess Club 107 Row J. Mr. Lombardi, J. Sadler, J. Sposato, H. Dcitch, J. McMahon, J. Karnbach, R. Williams, A. Kortc. Row 2. A. Wright, P. Spenser, J. Torrcblanca, J. Morrison, E. Swatton, B. Levi, P. Noonan, M. King, C. Muller, M. Holten, G. Holliday. junior High Science Club Row l—M. Lyons, S. Berner, G. Daniels, M. Cook, D. Marcson, Row 2: J. Sadler, A. Felix, D. Minn, F. Hunt, Mr. Farrell, Advisor. 108 Math Zeam Row 1: L to R Dennis Noud, Alan Saj-nacki, Walter Fauth, Jonathan Hughes, Carol Barsi Row 2; L to R Austin Man-ghan, Gregory Thompson, Mr. Cured lo, Robert Koep-ke, Richard Glover, John Mooney Row 1: Left to Right; John Wilson, Mike Lyons, Tina Donath, Roxanna Schlcgel, Gloria Linker, Phyllis Farran-tello. Row 2: L to R Margie Chcnel, Pat Noonan, Mr. Raycroft, Rick Mohlman, George Utting, Rosemary Fallctta. {Junior High Math Club Motion Club.- Jt’s a Bird, Jt’s a Row 1—Left-Right, Mr. Ploth—advisor, Alfred Cum, Carlos Dc Jesus, Lcs Roy, Austin Manghan, Hector Dc Jesus, Richard Bowman, Daniel Hreachmack, James Ledger, Brian Quigley, Dennis Murphy. Row 2—Left-Right, Camillo Perrotta, Anita Lombardo, Helen Giaquinto, George Wright, Karl Schoch, Mirtza Allen, Loci Donath, Peter Schroovis, John Mooney, Michael Domonico. Sea Korn: Voyage to the bottom of the Sea Longwood’s skin divers have enjoyed a successful year. They prepared for diving at Montauk Point, the Tides Beach, and other North Shore beaches. The members also hiked through several swampy regions of Port Jefferson. Row 1—Left-Right, Jane Ashmore, Mary Beth Fcchan, Row 2—Left-Right, Richard Gow, James Ledger, Patrick Augone, George Campani, Edgar Turner, Mr. Hcrmsdorf—Advisor. I 10 Cet’s Jiang on! Longwood’s Horseback Riding Club took 5 English-stylc riding lessons at the Middle Island Riding Center. The riders spent their time walking, trotting, and posting around the indoor ring with their sturdy, patient mounts who voiced less complaints than the riders did! Row 1 L-R Kenny Davis, Margie Chcncl, Lorelei Schlegcl, Claudia Lconardi, Lorraine Allen, Row 2 Chris Holtcn, Priscilla Pcltz, Susan Bccht, Linda Fauth, Susan Kamke, Ray Manzoni. Auto Mechanics L to R Charles Bellamy, Robert Peuplie, Richard Vincent. ft arses Aides Left-Right Dolores Hutt, Marion Swczcy, Florence Williams, Theresa Pcdroso. Cosmetology L to R Carol Ann Woods, Frances Penix, Linda Ignac-zak, Frances Niego-cki, Laura Dupre. “My Qyw Suit Js Zoo Small!” Our student store is a non-profit organization operated by the students. We sell anything from stuffed animals to paper clips. Its sole purpose is to benefit the students. Left to Right Leslie Freeborn, Carol Hcttrick, Mary Gerhard, Rhonda May, Donna Hein Canguage laboratory Aides Back Row L-R Susan Joyce, Marie LaSauce, Susan Clark, Myra Ortiz, Kathy Southworth. Front Row L-R Brian Howard, William Cotter, Robert Rannin, Mary Grace Lazzaro, Raymond Man-zoni. 112 Jud a-Visual Squad Seated: Left-Right Alexander Presley, Mr. Mastrion—Advisor, Irving VanNoy, Gilbert Turpin, David Hettrick. Middle Row: Left-Right, Ivan De Abreau, Alvin Gatling, Joseph Accardi, Dirk Helves, George Turpin, John Wilkins, Bernie Reth, John Mooney, Raymond Manzoni, Ronald Manning. Last Row: Left-Right, John Wilson, John Taylor, Eustace Tonge, Jean Foxwell, George LaGois, David Hunt, Ronald Pruden-te, Charlie Bellamy. Office Me Ip Sitting: Left-Right, Dianne Kiezel, Patricia McGuinness, Darlene Powell, Es-samae Cousin Linda Caroll, Laura Collins, Phyllis Witt-schack, Helen Witt-schack Standing: Left-Right, Myra Ortez, Barbara Jacques, Stella Evanel-la, Deanna Craw-shaw, Barbara Tav-clla Regina Carpenter, Kathy Stadel-man, Linda Gccho-reck, I Isa Noller, Philip Fulkerson 113 THE QUEEN AND HER COURT Leslie Taylor, Janet La Flair, Norma Betancourt, Vickie Pumphrey, Marie La-Sauce. 115 Zke Cions J. Scott R. Lewin D. Lamb M. Perretti L. Robinson C. De Jesus L. Lewin G. Duchnowski J. Goodine D. Owens J. Mastroddi D. Wanat G. Pugh J. Munoz J. Perretti J. Neuss J. Ferritto J. Botta R. La Gala K. Ress B. Seguine P. Pappas C. Hartigan J. Fetkovich G. Warner E. Kost R. Wilk D. Hoff J. La Flair R. Morrell G. Gow D. Redmond M. Berner D. Hettrick, Manager Coaching Staff: Walter La Prairie Alan Chase Earl Walker Joseph Bigham Jack Case SCOREBOARD Longwood 13 Coid Spring Harbor 13 Longwood 0 Easthampton 19 Longwood 6 Westhampton 25 Longwood 7 Greenport 14 Longwood 14 Hauppauge 19 Longwood 14 William Floyd 6 Longwood 6 Southampton 20 And Longwood has the ball on the Southampton thirty yard line; the score ... Southampton twenty, Longwood six, with three minutes left to play. Even with so much against them these Lions are really digging in until the last minute.” This attitude was prevalent in all of the Lions’ games. Despite great odds, the Lions fought to win, displaying great courage and determination. Here comes the team! Digging in. Sights and Sounds of a Season Another Blue Monday. 120 Bemie Smith around end. First Row: Left to Right Benjamin Carpenter, Thomas Messina, Richard Ray, Alexander Pressley, Russell Judge. Row Tuo. Steph en San Fillippo Tyrcll Wilson, Irvine Van Noy, Charles Scolostico, Joseph Kinney, James Kainback. Cross Country. Run Silent, Run T)eep-but Run! In dual meet competition Longwood High School won two an lost two meets and finished third in the League Championship Meet. We finished sixth in the Section Class C Championship, with Irving Van Noy and Terry Wilson leading the way. The first J.V. soccer team representing Longwood High School ended the season with a 10-2-4 record. Jurgen Himpler and Kenny Robinson handled most of the scoring chores of the team. The team was regarded by many coaches and officials as one of the outstanding in Suffolk County. Next fall they will compete in a very difficult league on the varsity level. Longwood 0 Smithtown 0 Longwood -.1 Bellport 0 Longw'ood 4 Coldspring Harbor 0 Longwood 2 St. Anthony’s 1 Longwood 3 Harborficlds 4 Longwood 5 St. Anthony’s 2 Longwood 3 Cold Spring Harbor 2 Longwood 2 Center Moriches 1 Longwood 1 King's Park 0 Longwood 3 Smithtown 2 Longwood 1 Harborfields 0 Longwood 1 Connctquot 1 Longwood 2 Bellport 2 Longwood 2 Bayport 4 Longw'ood 4 Bayport 0 Longwood 1 Center Moriches 1 122 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Cheryl Roddy, Myra Ortiz, Frances Scesny, Regina Carpenter—Co-Captain, Janet La Flair—Captain, I Norma Betancourt, Weltha Whittaker, Vicky Pumphrey, Karen Nicolay, Anna Perrotta. CUyJU , . .j j faiXMM .) caj (jjcnriL $m jy c - CH cL y s- A flpourUAfi --u uA.'t-fuL -ffU snsyuML sleeve, Linda Carrabus, Susan Bccht, Diana Scesny, LfO-LAJ (XAJLj CK vL A-y nfajL. sJ'sAJ Sjljs The name of the game is defense. “Hustle and guts made Cong wood the best defensive team in the Ceague. ” — Coach Robert ff. O’JVeill VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS Front: Steve Sanfilippo, Leon Robinson, Terry Wilson, Alex Prcssely, Robert Walker, Bob Morrell. Back: Dave Redmond, Jerry Neuss, Austin Manghan, Irving Van Noy, Ricky Lee. 124 Longwood 55 Bcllport Longwood 47 Brentwood Longwood 46 Center Moriches Longwood 59 Eastport Longwood 35 Commack Longwood 58 William Floyd Longwood 45 Connetquot Longwood 58 Bayport Longwood 51 Bellport Longwood 50 Bayport Longwood 49 Center Moriches Longwood 55 William Floyd Longwood 73 Connetquot 56 69 59 63 50 45 53 42 62 34 47 52 79 125 Front Row: Pete Mazzoni, Tim Hough, Richard Rabatin, Ted Goetz, Carl Ranta, Jeff Linzer, Kenneth Wigham, Robert Wils, William Smith. Back Row: David Owens, Fred Mitchell, Jose Munoz, Benjamin Carpenter, William Rcmski, David Hunt, Willie Wallace, Frank Gorski, Richard Lewin, Gary Warner, Charles Hartigan. Absent from picture: John Ferritto, Greg Thompson. Cions Place Second in Ceague 5 Longwood vs. Newfield 16—29 Longwood vs. Walt Whitman 6—40 Longwood vs. Deer Park 14—29 Longwood vs. Lindenhurst 5—42 Longwood vs. Bay port 31—18 Longwood vs. East Islip 18—34 Longwood vs. Riverhead 8—32 Longwood vs. South Hampton 39— 9 Longwood vs. West Hampton 35—13 Longwood vs. William Floyd 43—13 Longwood vs. Huntington 32— 6 Longwood vs. West Islip 3—42 Longwood vs. Bcllport 34—11 Longwood vs. East Hampton 17—30 Tournament Matches, League iLV Front Row: R. Weeks, P. Goldstein, B. Manghan, G. Utting. f , R. Mohlmen nd Place R. Remski, L. Simpson, J. Coleman, J. Allan, R. Dingle, T. Guida; J. Fingar, F. Nicolay, M. Lortie. eeks. Back Ro� : «jS� Perennially Successful Tim Hough Gr. 9 98 lb. champion, Section V Ken Wigham Gr. 12 130 lb. champion, League V John Ferritto Gr. 12 158 lb. champion, League V John Ferritto Gr. 12 158 lb. 3rd place Section XI Richard Ralfctin Gr. 10 96 lb. 2nd place League V Jeff Linzer Gr. 11 115 lb. 2nd place League V Fred Mitchell Gr. 11 123 lb. 2nd place League V Greg Thompson Gr. 11 136 lb. 4th place League V Dave Hunt Gr. 10 1-41 lb. 2nd place League V Charles Hartigan Gr. 12 183 lb. 4th place League V Gary Warner Gr. 10 H. W. 3rd place League V Richard Lewin Gr. 12 168 lb. 3rd place League V TEAM RECORD Second Place League V 5-1-0 and Second Place League V Tournament Cooking forward to a Qood Season . . . •. - (Back) Jerry Neuss, Leon Robinson, Richard Lcwin, David Redmond, John Churchill, Joseph Botta, Robert Morrell, Gary Duchnowski. (Front) Coach La Prairie, Ronald Bowman, Dennis Duchnowski, Stanley Rhodus, Philip Reany, Michael Trusnovec, William Cunningham, Coach Mastrion. The success of last year’s baseball team has led us to anticipate an even better season this year with the return of lettermen Richard Lcwin, David Redmond, John Churchill, Joseph Botta, and Robert Morrell. f ' 128 On our Mark ... (jet Set.. . (jo! The Track Team had one of its most successful seasons last year with only a 10-1-record. Their only loss was to Bellport for the league Championship. This year with a loss of 13 seniors, the team is rebuilding and is counting on: 1. Willie Wallace in the sprints. 2. Benjamin Carpenter in the 440. 3. David Owens in the hurdles. 4. Irving Van Noy in the distance runs. 5. Terry Wilson in the triple jump. There is an encouraging number of sophomores, and Coach De Luca feels the future looks good although a great deal of the boys are inexperienced. Row One: Jerry Bert well, Raphael Sepulveda, William Link, Michael Pcrretti, John Wilson, Russell Lazzarro, Dean Schnetzcr, Alexander Pressley, Edward Swanson, Row Two: Mr. John Amato, Steven Sanfilippo, Russell Judge, Richard Komusin, Marcus Delgado, Robert Dowling, Joseph Manning, David Owens, Henry Oelze, Austin Manghan, James Molone, Mr. De Luca, Row Three: Benjamin Carpenter, Joseph Kinney, John Kozlowski, John Fctkovich, David Hoff, William Wallace, George La Gois, Daniel Hreachmack, Tyrell Wilson, Mr. Woog 129 basketball Row 1: Diane Lee, Delma Brown, Renee Botofasina, Penny Ranta, Vickie Pumphrcy. Row 2: Neana Samuels, Jeanne Carter, Leslie Taylor, Debbie Kangas, Georgette Wurst, Marilyn Augustine. Row 3: Mary Broadnax, Darlene Peters, Shirley Akins, Miss Pratt, Dorothy Cousins, Debbie Tippins. Outstanding Player in basketball and Tield Hockey-. 'Delma brown Held Jlockey Row I: Debbie Kangas, Leslie Taylor, Beverly Boyd, Betty Woodly, Delma Brown, Joyce Simpson, Shirley Akins. Row 2: Dorothy Parsons. Brenda Fountaine, Kathy LaSaucc, Roxanna Schlegcl, Mirtza Allen, Carol Anne Prisco, Paulette Barnes, Diane Lee. Row 3: Fannie Pressley, Marie LaSaucc, Marne Olsen, Cheryl Boddy. 130 Jabulous 7elines Sports is a major part of school life, but little is known about the girls who participate in these activities. Athletes like Delma Brown and Leslie Taylor have been outstanding in all sports throughout their high school careers. The girls learn sportsmanship and meet other girls with similar interests as they have a good time. Sport’s Elite Varsity Club 1st Row: David Hoff, Mr. Walker, adviser, Bernard Smith, Jerome Goodine, Richard Rabatin, John Fcrritto, Jeff Linzer 2nd Row: Terry Wilson, Jerry Neuss, Joe Kinney, Leon Robinson, Dave Redmond, Willie Wallace, Richard Lewin, Steve Sanfilippo, David Hcttrick 3rd Row: Gilbert Turpin, Alexander Pressley, Fred Mitchell, David Owens, Bob Morrell, Greg Thompson, Joe Lazzaro, Bill Cotter Ceaders Club 1st Row: Marie LaSaucc, Cheryl Boddy, Marne Olsen, Penny Ranta 2nd Row: Christine Owens, Vickie Rumphrey, Brenda Fon-taine, Janet LaFlair, Leslie Taylor 3rd Row: Thersa Ditta, Regina Pawlcndzio 132 And flow, a Word Jwm Our Sponsors Boosters Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Quinn A friend Best Wishes—Snoopy Anderson Donald Charles Anderson Linus Anderson Mr. Mrs. Jack Bohn Ben Berdi BLOPS Mr. 4 Mrs. Anthony Botta Mr. Mrs. Nunxio Botta Butch 4 Lynn Mrs. Angelo Candilore Carol Louie Mr. 4 Mrs. Benjamin C. Carpenter Mr. Douglas Clareus The Chief Mr. 4 Mrs. Arthur Curcillo Miss Di Bias! 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Swezey Tom 4 Linda Mr. 4 Mrs. George Turpin 120—The Noisiest Homeroom at Longwood Debbie VanDervoort Stephen VanDervoort—Alpha Phi Omega Mr. Irving Van Noy Mr. Carl Verdi Miss Vilagi Visit Bolgium Visit Spain Mr. Earl Walker Mr. Weeks Mr. 4 Mrs. Thomas S. Whitehead Stephen 4 Bruce Wich Olive Williams Miss Yahner Good Luck from the King of the Little People Qolden boosters Mr. and Mrs. H. Peldt Congratulations 7rom Mrs. Cove's Homeroom — IIS fjokn’s Deli Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kiezel Mr. and Mrs. Herbert CaSauce Zke Cazzaro 7amity Cots of Cuek from Qreen and Wkite Ckamps — Homeroom 115 Zkomas J. Mooney Port Jefferson Station Pus 32 Mr. and Mrs. 7 VanCervoort Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Williams Xfapkank Community Skop MID-ISLAND FENCE COMPANY IV Route 112, Medford, New York GRover 5-5715 LAKE VIEW INN MILL RD. YAPHANK Under New Management Hosts—ED BRAUN AL LONDRIVAN Catering for All Occasions Restaurant Cocktail Lounge SAM'S SHELL SER. STA. STATE OFFICIAL INSP. STATION YA 4-8989 ELITE OF SUFFOLK INC. Sales Service Supplies General Auto Repairs Wheel Alignment Rtes. 25 112 Coram, L. I., N. Y. Phone SE 2-8548 HERMES TYPEWRITERS ADDO-X-ADDERS COPYRITE DUPLICATORS Roufe 25 Ridge, N. Y. YA 4-3814 MILTON MOTORS Broolchaven Chrysler's, Simca Dealer 286-9811 KLIMEK'S Grocery Delicatessen Main Street Yaphanlc YA 4-3882 V Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN MARINUZZI And Our Special Zhanks to . . . Mr. Robert Meyers Miss Marilyn Vilagi Mr. (John MeCaughlin Mr. Robert Bullock Zhe Office Staff Mr. William Oesch Zhe (funtors Mr. (John Me Car rick Zhe American Broadcasting Company Mr. (James Carle Mr. Adam Ceskowicz, Art Consultant VII IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR1 '66 Mr. Sfrafaci Compliments of MIDDLE ISLAND ROTARY CLUB DONALD M. BAYLES Civil Engineer—Land Surveyor Middle Country Road (Route 25) Middle Island, New York YA 4-3596 SE 2-3869 Farms Estates Acreage Appraisals Shore Frontage CHARLES G. ULRICH Established 1910 —Licensed Real Estate Broker— Route 25—Centereach—JU 5-8520 MR. AND MRS. STEVE MARINUZZI, Sales Rep. Mt. Sinai Road—Coram—732-5522 VIII DRANITZKE LECHTRECKER 31 Oak Street Patchogue, New York Congratulations, Class of 1966 FINGARS STORE, INC. Coram, N. Y. CORAM RUG WORKS Suffolk's Largest Complete Carpet Service Broadloom Carpet and Rug Sales Cleaning—Repairing SE 2-4044 Route 112 and Yaphank Road Coram, N. Y. HR 3-1730 CORAM SAND GRAVEL CORP. Producers of Sand, Gravel, Grit, Topsoil, Fill, Bankrun All Washed Materials JOSEPH A. BORELLA, Pres. BRUNO P. BORELLA, Vice-Pres. Coram, L. I., N. Y. Compliments of JOHNSONS FARM STAND SEIden 2-6020 Middle Country Road (Route 25) Coram, N. Y. MARILYN GARRAHAN GARRAHN REALTY Nesconset Hwy. HR 3-1888 Port Jefferson Port Jefferson Station Best Wishes to Class of '66 NESCONSET COIN-OP Laundry Dry Cleaning Nesconset Shopping Center Port Jefferson Station, N. Y FRANK FIALA'S COUNTRY PAINTS INC. Personalized Paint Service Color Planning Functional Decorating Colorizer 1322 Colors in Paint 83 South Ocean Ave. Patchogue, N. Y. GRover 5-5527 XI Louis Bell LOU BELL'S CHEVRON SERVICE Rt. 25, Panamoka Trail, Ridge Congratulations to the Class of '66 SWEZEY'S Tel.: GRover 5-9644 Air Conditioned Your Department Store in Patchogue Serving Suffolk Since 1894 Wah Lum Chinese-American Restaurant 26 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE Patchogue, L. I., N. Y. Orders to Take Out Compliments of SPORTSMANS REST Main Street, Yaphanlc THE REDWING PHARMACY OSCAR KAPLAN, Ph.G. Route 25, Middle Island, New York Phone YAphank 4-3495 Compliments of YAPHANK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FRED EHLERS RIDGE SERVICE STATION Ridge, New York XIII MANZONI'S FARM SYBELLE CARPET LINOLEUM CORP. Specialists in Quality and Service milk—cream 2042 Jericho Turnpike 46 E. Main St. Commack, N. Y. Patchogue, N. Y. Home Deliveries Coram, N. Y. Pick Up At Farm And Save -RIDGE-STATIONERY—POST OFFICE YAphank 4-3560 Route 25 Ridge Long Island New York MARTIN A. OLSEN Real Estate % YA 4-3500 Middle Country Road, Middle Island New York SOUTH HAVEN SERVICE RENTAL GRAY'S HARDWARE Route 25 Ridge, L. 1., New York Montauk Highway Brookhaven, N. Y. 11719 Phone at AT 6-9895 XIV ELECTRIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE 153 East Main Street Smithtown, N. Y. 724-2022 Best Wishes to the Class of '66 NORMAN A. FREESE General Insurance Manorville, N. Y. Home YAphank 4-3775 Office SEIden 2-6633 Congratulations to the Class of '66 Compliments of WEBER MOTORS CARRABUS ELECTRIC Wiring for Light—Heat—Power Route 25, Coram, N. Y. Route I 12 Coram MERRITTS SERVICE CENTER Main Street Yaphank Road Yaphanlc, N. Y. Middle Island XV Compliments of COUNCILMAN AND MRS. CLARENCE L. HOUGH WEIR'S GROCERY DELICATESSEN Granny Mill Roads Medford Station, L. I., New York RAY'S ISLAND ESSO Auto Repairs—Tune Up—Batteries Tires—Accessories PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK! Jericho Tpke. (Route 25) Middle Island, New York VIRGINIA D. BAYLES DONALD M. BAYLES Congratulations From Barney and April Peltz RAINBOW RANCH ORCHARD BAYLES INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Established 1887 Middle Country Rd. YA 4-3596 Middle Island Best Wishes to All Students Eugene A. Pittenger RIDGE GULF SERVICE Route 25 Ridge, N. Y. JIM VERNI DELICATESSEN WADING RIVER PHARMACY DeLuxe Cold Cuts Catering Choice Foods Route 25a Wading River Manor Road Montauk Highway (next to firehouse} Wading River Brookhaven, New York HAVILS JEWELERS Sincere Best Wishes on the LESLIE MILDRED MARCHANT Four Corners, Patchogue AMERICA’S FINEST FACILITIES FOR CLASS RING MANUFACTURE W. H. FOX - G. OLSEN - J. SIMMONDS Pen Pencil Bldg. Port Jefferson, N. Y. 11777 XVIII RINGS • CLUB INSIGNIA • EMBLEMATIC AWARDS AND TROPHIES • DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS • PERSONAL CARDS • ACCESSORY ALBUMS Compliments of CENTRAL BROOKHAVEN LIONS CLUB LOUIS V. NANNINI—President ROBERT E. BULLOCK—Secretary ■ y ■ -. -W WITTMANN'S RABBITRY YA 4-3430 Tours Conducted by Appointment 20 VARIETIES OF RABBITS GIFT SHOP STOLES—JACKETS—BOAS Many Other Items MAIN STREET, YAPHANK EXOTIC ISLE AQUARIA Tropical Fish Our Only Business 197 Jericho Turnpike, Coram OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 12:00—9:00, Sunday 12:00—6:00 CLOSED WEDNESDAY SE 2-5060 CHARCOAL HOUSE Steaks—Chops—Seafood CORAM, N. Y. 2 1 A c Quess XIX