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

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HUMAN RELATIONS The Human Relations Club tries to improve the social conditions between individuals and groups throughout the school district. Anyone in the ninth through twelfth grades are urged to join. Once a month the club meets informally for a social night. They are planning to sponsor a dance sometime this year and have ordered such films as A Patch of Blue” and Cool World to be shown to the school. Officers President--Carlton Mitchell Vice-President--Juanita Simpson Secretary--Brenda Fountaine Ass. Secretary--Celia Delgado FIRST ROW: D. Woodley, R. Wilson, F. Nicolay, B. Fontaine, J. Simpson, J. Malone, J. Guarisco, D. Owens, L. Lewin. SECOND ROW: C. McClcan, L. Wilson, P. Goodine, F. Pressley, S. Richards, B. Owens, S. Aaron, P. Mitchell, G. Robison, T. Alvarez, S. Akins, L. Volturo, R. Munoz. THIRD ROW: R. Manning, D. Thomas, S. Milan, A. Muschio, D. Powell, S. Samuels, K. Tansey, K. Rich, K. Swan, L. Scaley, Woodrow Wilson, J. FOURTH ROW: S. Gow, K. Pcays, M. Mulier, N. Greenwald,P. Dembck, G. Arnott, M- ChcncI, S. Jones, L. Rivera, K. Hoff, W. Smith, D. Sanders, D. Tinnie, D. Giovanicllo. FIFTH ROW: J. Nesbitt, A. Delgado, R. Ray, M. Whack, D. Brown, Y. Oden, D. Lee, M. Delgado, E. Brown, G. Turpin, I. D'Abrcau, W. Woodly, J. Malone, J. Taylor. 49

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CHEF’S CLUB KNEELING: L. Scaley, M. Gagnon, J. Anastasi, R. Bullock, Boniface. BACK: J. Malone, I. D'Abreau, R. Jackson, G. Holliday, L. Buda, F. Swinton, G. Daniels. President Jim Malone Secretary Ivan DeAbreu Treasurer Leslie Scaly Another new club entered Longwood in 1967. The Chef's Club is exclusively a boys club, where boys can learn and demonstrate their skill in the art of cooking, table-setting, and serving. G. Linker, G. Baio, B. Porter, L. Carroll, C. Wagner, M. Kiltz, L. Lukas, C. Wallace, E. Ccrabone. JEWELRY CLUB The Jewelry Club has been instituted this year at Longwood by Mrs. Pisani for all senior high school students who are interested in exploring the art of jewelry making by viewing, designing, and executing pieces of jewelry. The group plans to have a jewelry display in the office showcase in the spring. 48

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POLITICAL SCIENCE FIRST ROW: C. Barsi, C. McLean, P. Carrabus, Treas., D. Anderson, J. Black, R. Schlegcl, A. Sajnacki, Vicc-Prcs., R. Lazzaro, G. Utting, C. Brockncr, President. SECOND ROW: G. Schaefer, C. Cannavo, N. Myster, Secretary. M. Van Dcr Gritten, P. Dembek, L. Rivera, N. Grccnwald, C. Switala, P. Noonan, M. Chencl, C. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: K. Southworth, D. Helves, F. Ferrer, D. Schnetzer, L. Lewin, B. Wills, J.Munoz, K. Hoff, R. Clark, J. Perretti, J. Mooney. FOURTH ROW: D. Tinnic, P. Sabatclla, J. Asmussen, D. Owens, F. Nicolay, M. Lortic, J. Malone, J. Garisco, R. Wilks, C. Melkunas, J. Hughes, R. Manzoni, R. Manning. The Political Science Club acquaints its members with the complexities of modern political life. This year the club has involved itself with an abundance of activities. They have undertaken the daily distribution of the New York Times and conducted the student voting on Election Day. Among the activities planned this year are theatre trips to see Macbird and Gone With the Wind , a field trip to the Riverhead Court, and to have speakers from the Peace Corps, and the John Birch Society come and talk to the club about their respective organizations. 50