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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1969 volume:

© SEED CC I Dedication Man’s life is an endless quest for personal goals. It is the beauty of life than man derives the strength to undertake these quests from his encounters with his fellow man. Extending your hand to help someone in their struggle through life is the strongest love that can he expressed. We are very fortunate to have encountered a man who has always been there with his hand extended whenever we turned to him. He has helped many of us in our personal quests. His efforts on our behalf are countless. He has been the focal point upon which the unity of our class has balanced. Deeply moved with gratitude and proud devotion, we, the class of ’69, dedicate this book to our advisor: Mr. Carl Verdi. 3 frustration Mr. Donald Fingar Mr. Thomas Whitehead Mr. Joseph Carrabus Mr. Arthur Minardi Vice President Mr. John McMahon Jr. Mr. Tyrell Wilson Mr. Charles Roselius Mr. Herbert Kennedy Education Dr. John Mullen District Principal Mr. Arthur Wright | | Hoard President Dear Graduates: As you. the Class of 1069, approach the uncertain future, each of you will look hack upon your years at Longwood High School with a mixture of pride and nostalgia. For. during these significant years of exploration and growth in a world often harsh and cruel, often happy and exhilarating, you have found the strength to go forward and upward to meet the challenges that have been faced by students in the past and that students will face in the future. Here at Longwood. you have been guided and directed by your teachers in your initial training toward your ultimate goals. Through their help and by your own initiative and drive, you have reached a major milestone in your lives. The years at Longwood have served as a basis for the further development of your individual personalities. The emotions of happiness, sadness, and pride have all been an integral part of these vital years. My greatest wish at this important juncture of your lives is that the next stage of your journey takes you far and that you may find rest and friends as you pause at the foot of the mountain. Sincerely, John F. Quirk Principal MR. ROBERT BULLOCK, Assistant Principal You have just completed 13 years of school work, 13 years of minor irritations, or 13 happy years. Homework, discipline and school regulations are behind you. In years to come you will no doubt remember the past 13 years as some of the happiest ones in your entire life. The commencement exercises terminate your direct connections with your school. These exercises, however, are just what the name ‘commencement’ implies. You are commencing to take your place in adult society. 'I o some, this will mean further education and still another commencement. To others, job-hunting and military service are in the offing. The “world is your oyster” is an old cliche that has been repeated at many commencement exercises. Opening that oyster is frequently a difficult task. Those who succeed do so by perseverance, diligence, and ambition. It is my belief that young people of today are more intelligent, more resourceful, and more apt than the generations that have preceded them. More diversified opportunities exist today than at any time in history. I have faith in our youth and fully expect that they will take full advantage of the existing opportunities of this era. Approach your appointed tasks seriously. Use your abilities to the fullest. We who have preceded you, now depend upon you. May you enjoy God’s speed in all your endeavors. Robert E. Bullock Assistant Principal Dear Graduates of 1969: It has been said that we may be sure of two things—death and taxes; hut you, the class of 1969, face another certainty—change! All areas of human understanding and existence have been and will be characterized by an ever increasing rate of change. You, in thirteen years of formal education, have accumulated knowledge, developed understanding, and have been encouraged to think independently and responsibly. We, your teachers, have confidence that you have learned your lessons well and are prepared to accept change and to adapt to new situations. In this way, society has met its responsibility to each of you. May you, with the insights that you have gained, with courage, integrity, and dignity, now go forth prepared to contribute to the continuance of this, our free society. My congratulations to all of you. May each of you know the satisfaction of success in your future endeavors. Sincerely, John J. Lombardi Assistant Principal MR. JOHiN LOMBARDI, Assistant Principal Guidance Mr. Monsell Miss DiBlasi Mr. DiSciullo Mr. Masem Secretarial Staff Mrs. Kammer Mrs. Seitz Mrs. Engelhardt Mrs. Burt Mrs. Becht Mrs. Bambola tn Mrs. Groth Mrs. Vogel Mrs. Borrelli Mrs. Stern Cafeteria Staff Mr. Furneri Mr. Shelby Mr. Reany Mr. Feeelcy Mr. Holliday Mr. Boschen Mrs. Dawson Mr. Hughes Custodial Staff Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty ___Facultv s.PauWus Mr. Greene It.Kee Mr. Ja linsky Mr. Biava Mr. McCaffrey Mrs. Militscher Mrs. Rorer Mr. Marinbach Mr. O’Neil Mr. Jaksina Mr. Mandina Mr. Gold Mr. Raycroft Mr. Voparil Mr. O’Connell Miss Pratt Miss Stanford Mr. Kropp Mr. Quinn Miss Kelley Mr. Gionet Mr. Waite Mr. Mastrion Miss Dalton Mr. Jamieson Mr. Taylor Mr. Farrell Mr. Massey Mr. Bullock Mr. Gentile Mrs. Wichtowski Mr. Verdi Mrs. Jones Mr. Fugelsang Mrs. Holliday Mr. Viera Mr. Henke Mrs. Lazzaro Mr. Meyer Miss Purdy Mr. Williams Mr. Caracciolo Mr. Seferian Mr. Bing Mr. Weisbrod Miss Scialo Miss Lundrigan Mr. Keefer Mr. Bigham Mr. Anderson Mr. Applebaum Mr. Jordan Mr. Joyce Mr. Pantke Mrs. Miller Mr. Berninger Miss Eisenberg Mr. Walker Mrs. Ruffin Mr. Curley Mr. Campbell Mr. Nelson Mr. Gallo Mrs. Lew in Faculty not shown: Mr. Barnes Mrs. Platner Mr. Anderson Mr. Hoff Mrs. Hutson Mrs. Tyler Mrs. Schauder Mr. Chase Mr. Deluca Mr. Lapraric Mr. Hermsdorf Mr. Hall Mr. Vernon Mr. Cooper Mr. Jones Miss Burns juess who's next MAURICE MANNING WANNV. AUSTEN PAUL KAREN PARTLOW SWAN TIMOTHY NANCY HOUGH MARCARIO JOHN WILSON CO o JOSEPH DUBROFF PATRICK PERRON wiuaam BONNER LORRAINE H013GV JONES JOHN DENNIS BONIFACE RAMSHAW CHRIS PAWLENDZIO ROBERT BRUCE PATTERSON MAGEE MIKE SCHULTZ WAYNE COUCH ANNETTE BELLEZZA CHRISTINE KLAUSCHKE K mm FRANCIS SW'INTOX JAMES KAHNBACH TOM DIETZEL JAMES SPERO BOB SZCZEPANIK GEORGE STANEVICH ERIC REDMOND ANNETTE PAT FICO PARIS KARL SCHOCH FANNIE PRESSLEY GREG DEBRIE LEWIS VERDON I cn RON FAR I NELLI TINA NANCY DONATH KOPAS £ PETER MAZZONI MICHAEL GUY LORTIE MANGER JIM LEDGER GEORGE TURPIN CAROL AMABILE LESLIE SEALEY IVAN DEABREU GRACE WEAVER LOUIS PETRIGNANI ROBERT LAMAGRA JOY DITTRICK DONALD WATSON KENNETH PEAYS DOROTHY PARSONS SUSAN ROBSON CATHERINE SOUTHWORTH JOSEPH STASYS LARRY RODDY KEN WALLING JOSE MIKE ALLEN SCHMID GEORGE BRANDAU JEANNE SANDRA HERBERT RICHARDS ARLEEN LICCIARDI MAUREEN MAYHAM cn K) JACQUELINE WAGNER WILLIAM JONES CATHY TIMBLER SOPHIE PAPAS t GLORIA HELEN LINDA LINKER MARCINOWSKI FAUTH GARY ENRIGHT MOLLY BULLOCK DORIS GRAY THOMAS BIANCO SCHUYLER CORWIN BRIAN JAMES PUGH STEVENS DENNIS SERIU PAMELA REISLER JACK CARTER PATRICK AUGONE VALUE COPELAND ROXANNA SCHLEGEL KEN ROBINSON GEORGE WRIGHT RICHARD HANSEN JOSEPH ACCARDI CJ1 00 WAYNE BATTAGLIA MIKE BATTAGLIA 1 GAIL SANDRA POLONSKI BUKOWSKI JOHN ORTIZ GARY KIEZEL FRANK LINDA DiMAGGIO CERAME BEN BELLA DELLAPOSTA OWENS EUGENE DOUGLASS KATIIV TROSCHER GINETTE BEAUCHAMP GRAHAM BINETTE DARLENE WILLIAM BROWN PUGH WILLIAM JACQUES JOSEPH HASSEN PAUL ENOLD O' N JAMES SHERIDAN RUSS LAZZARO DON CAROLE O'CONNELL McAULIFFE ELOISE AARON CHIOS GERHARD DENISE SANDERS «• LAURA LoBOCCHIARO JOE BARONE MARTHA FRANK FAULKNER WOODSON LORRAINE HARTMANN YVONNE ODEN WILLIAM JONES RUSSELL WILSON JOSEPH CUARISCO 3 I.- FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM CARLOS ROBERTO LaVALLE DaSILVA RIO de JANEIRO BRAZIL ALDOLFO KAHNI BRECKEMEYER VALDIVIA, CHILE AMERICAN PARENTS: MR. MRS. J. SLYKER AMERICAN PARENTS: MR. MRS. D. FINGAR SENIORS NOT PICTURED JACQUELINE BARLOW MARK BROWN GEORGE CAGGIANO MARK CASE ROBERT LIERRE MARIE PICONE ALFRED SPEIZO iderdassmenUnderdassmenUnderdassmenUnderda 69 luniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorCIa C. Knowles R.Jones C. Freeborn L. Esannasan N. Engelhardt B. Neater K. Freitag J. Keeler R. Ehlers J. Nesbitt S. Goldstein J. Nicola R. Lapienski G. Mileski W. Dickhoff S. Hough A. Korte D. Lee 70 Class JuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJur S. Aaron I). Woodly P. Casa role L. Volturo T. Dorset! L. Caminiti T. Alvarez D. Anderson A. Delgado G. Acero K. Clark D. Woods P. Cerame T. Nocco J. Wheaton G. Williams H. Eiber J. Stokes 71 uniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorCIa: V. Campo R. Wilson C. Wallace S. Wilgeroth S. Williams P. Novak M. Chen el D. Terry J. Walker P. Warytko K. Braun W. Wilson F. Caggiano M. Wack G. Bruhl V. Verge V. Campo D. Harrsch 72 Hass JuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClas sJuniorClassJu niorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuni L. Genova W. Mobley D. Mitchell F. Ferrara V. Knowlton K. Kleppe R. Mohlinann T. Rindos E. Overton B. Riele J. Nolan B. Salvettii P. Noonan B. Stelmack 73 luniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorCIa M. Muller R. Ray M. Fuller W. Tinsley D. Dykeman E. Rannin M. Lilawski G. Stumpp 1). Mitchell R. Swinton T. Cuida F. Noonan J. Geddis P. Peltz F. Hayes I). Thomas M. Lazzaro F. Miller 74 I Class JuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJun I. DelRio N. Greenwald C. Fritsch M. Flynn E. Henderson S. Gow R. Dingle G. Ingoglia G. Manning J. Capersino L. Oelze M. Thomas L. Tate E. Rensing G. Utting E. Swatton M. vanderGrinten 75 luniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassJuniorClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClas E. Rabe L. Rivera P. Spencer M. Dorsett K. Rich W. Smith G. Robinson G. Stanek L. O'Brien S. Rahatin L. Rosenka L. Schlegel M. Pedroso 76 G. Sullivan M. Bailey I). Simmons . L. O’Connell P. Bowman J. Schramm P. Bourdannay G. Logiudice L. Thomas J. Graham K. Quigley W. Weeks C. Wagner N. Perretti oreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSop L. Lucas J. Linker W. Lucas E. Connors M. Nappa B. Aiken L. Parker V. Ray M. King V. Weaver A. Veiga C. Muller S. Grant J. Hughes P. Hoffman R. Macedo 77 L. Novak C. Carpenter L. Anastasi C. Colleren P. Backer K. Hough J. Torreblanca P. Goldstein F. Schlegel H. Gutierrez E. Bukowski A. Gilbert S. Berner C. Delgado H. Scesney M. Gagnon C. Shaltjian J. Dellaposta D. Kiesel SophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreC D. Morson R. Williams B. Manghan M. Kilz R. Klauschke E. Cote I). Ortiz M. Pereza J. Rowehl I). Giresi N. Corwin A. McGovern J. Nolan G. Holliday M. Mazzella E. O’Connell I). Mahoney C. Ptfrrotta E. Squeiri F. Tumminello 78 G. Daniels P. Owen J. Cunningham R. Jackson P. Ferrantello L. Buda A. Wright T. Davis C. Marinaro I. Kohhnaier J. Lange A. Rizzo R. Klauschke N. Hollins P. Rose K. Kelly homoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClasj M. Hunte G. Pressley P. KruFchinski G. VanOerichten J. Worrell P. Klosowicz C. VanVliet S. Rischowsky K. Mooney C. Leonardi J. Sabatino I). Battaglia J. Alster K. Schmid J. Rubino R. Weeks N. Taylor G. Baio J. Sadler 79 R. Falletta A. Fuller J. Hoyt B. Jones L. Allen K. Holmes T. Joya J. Feeley A. Esannason F. Hembeck m. ivane A. Giumare M. Cook F. Hunt P. Bailey W. Stephen R. Churbuc C.Jurgens SophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreC G. Albin R. Cook C. Wright E. Foley L. Mannino A. Fielit P. Bonhote I). Dietz C. Coppola L. Brow D. Kobe A. Camp M. Cob man A. Conti B. Teuber J. Higgi: C. Case W. Davi 80 C. Vanderoef L. Vaughan I). Van Orstrand P. Van Der Grinten S. Barbieri C. Dejong S. Pubols M. Winters DmoreClassSophomoreClassSophomoreClassFreshmanClassFreshmanCIcssFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshrr C. Torreblanca E. Allen T. Tinsley A. Boyd J. Rice J. Teuber L. Bentivegna A. Wilson K. Walker 81 D. Colson N. Seitz C. Campbell D. Davis T. Brown N. Schonberg M. Taylor K. Samuels D. Robinson S. Schenchavitz C. Ancona B. Stanek S. Catalane R. Davis P. Brown D. Kraus A. Peraza J. Klug A. Erker C. Williams L. Mitchell A. Powell E. Jackson FreshmanClassFreshmanClassF shmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshr R. Summa K. Bruhl R. Powell I). Wilkenson L. Walker D. Wurst D. Shaljian V. Brown R. Rosenka E. Brown J. Salvato R. Ancona S. Braun S. Lee D. dela Parra C. Bullock K. Curiale D. Lee G. Ruffin J. Chenel A. Carrabus K. Daniel! 82 C. Wilson R. John L. Cote M. Perso S. Helmett C. Nolan T. Olivo G. Goodine R. Peuplie J. Mcavanagh E. Felton R. Goepferich B. Lee K. Goady C. Bullock J. Milne J. LaMagra manClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanCI T. Ayres L. Brotherson A. Acere M. Berner C. Baisley S. Zaharatas J. Anastasi C. Walling J. D’Angelo I). Caggiano A. Haus J. Parsons B. Nauniann K. Jones F. Rensing S. Perry V. Herbert T. Randall D. Hoelzer M. Hunt 83 R. Anderson M. Smith L. Ballani R. Bailey K. Bonner D. Reth R. Wehrhagen W. Walther Q. Wallace J. Aiello H. Muller M. Carpenter K. DeAbreu F. Swinton J. Tate N. Spezio S. Colucci E. Sperry F. Schoch K. Robson D. Caramanica P. Carter J. Rittereiser S. Dejesus J. Caime FreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshr M. Miller R. Leland E. Morson J. Malasky N. Ross 1). Dykeman G. Dobrowciski J. Davis P. Molone C. Merritt P. Gagnon M. Ledger C. DiSanto S. Frelix J. Demonaco W. Flora S. Ferrantello B. Glover R. Forrest T. Faulkner 84 K. Nevins C. Jacin R. Partlow S. Neal K. Kenneby B. Henigin P. Peays R. Hoeffner J. Owens W. Hoffmeister A. Nimmons imanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanClassFreshmanC F. Marcinowski K. Lawston E. Mitchell M. Gilbert V. Fariella I). Goodine A. Minardi C. Fountaine B. Manning B. Cassidy P. Miller E. Dubroff A. Grispino A. Minarich B. Sullivan N. Hoeffner K. Klug T. Lazzaro P. Mooney E. Muller' 85 86 87 Second Annual Bomb Scare r A LONCWOOD LONG WOOD LONCWOOD LONG ODD LONCWOOD I ONGWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD 2 J.F.K. 5 HAMPTON BAYS 2 CENTER MORICHES 9 RIVERHEAD 4 ELLINGTON, CONN. I BELLPORT 3 SOUTHOLD 1 MATT1TUCK 2 EASTPORT 2 J.F.K. 1 CENTER MORICHES II HAMPTON BAYS 9 MATTITUCK 0 RIVERHEAI) 2 EASTPORT 5 SOUTHOLD COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2 KINGS PARK 4 HARBORSFIELD 1 HALF HOLLOW HILLS 2 SACHEM LONG ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP 0 OCEANSIDE (double overtime) LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD LONCWOOD 92 L. to R.—Coach Deluca, 13. Pugh, S. Fingar, 13. Bonner, 1). Woodley, K. Wilson, K. Braun, M. Schnud . 2nd Row-M. Lortic, F. Nicolay, K. Robinson, I. Deabreu, E. Henderson, J. Guansco, T. Dorset!. 1st Row-G. Turpin, D. Mitchell, M. Flynn, L. Ilarrold, R. Wilson, 1. Gilbert. “The magi; ingredient for all our success was Pride We were convinced we were the best arid winning a county championship proved it.” FOOTBALL WM. FLOYD LOST GREENPORT WON RIVERHEAD LOST SOUTHHAMPTON LOST EAST HAMPTON LOST J.F.K. LOST WESTHAMPTON LOST Redmond, Schlcgcl, Pedroso, Manning, Jones, Utting, Caggiano, Hough, Taylor, Rowhel, O’Connell, Vogel, Tinsley, Mobley, Delgado, Jones, Fritch. VARSITY Standing—Mr. B. O’Neil, K. Braun, B. Pugh, M. Dorsett, R. Wilson, M. Schmidt, T. Dorsett, E� Henderson, J. Nesbitt, Mr. C. Verdi. Kneeling—G. Turpin, M. Flynn, I. Deabreau, D. Richards, 1.). Terry, A. Delgado. MR. R. O’NEIL, Coach JFK 70-29 EAST HAMPTON 78-44 PORT JEFFERSON 69-35 CENTER MORICHES 85-40 CONNETQUOT 70-30 BAYPORT 68-52 W. HAMPTON 72-43 SMITHTOWN 56-45 SOUTHAMPTON 50-69 RIVERHEAD 73-64 WM. FLOYD 72-32 JFK 63-48 E. HAMPTON 74-54 CENTER MORICHES 101-51 N. HAMPTON 65-58 SOUTHAMPTON 67-81 RIVERHEAD 72-36 WM. FLOYD 104-52 COUNTY PLAYOFFS SMITHTOWN 86-67 ISLIP 47-51 Standing—E. Burkowski, T. Dorsett, W. Weeks, J. Nesbitt, E. Henderson, J. Rowhel, C. Verdi. Kneeling—W. Dickhoff, G. Sullivan, A. Delgado, M. Flynn, C. Johnson. ■■■■■■■Hi JKS WRESTLING LEAGUE 5 CHAMPIONS Mr. Chuck Henke Coach PORT. JEFF ICON 24-22 HARBOR FIELDS WON 37-21 BELLPORT WON 33-14 WESTHAMPTON WON 26-16 SOUTHAMPTON WON 37-11 SAYVILLE LOST 31-23 RIVERHEAI) WON 28-26 BAYPORT WON 35-13 WM. FLOYD IFON 38-16 KENNEDY WON 24-23 EASTHAMPTON WON 37- 9 CONNETQUOT WON 42- 6 S. HUNTINGTON DRAW 23-23 HUNTINGTON WON 35-13 Tinsley, Caggiano, Schlcgcl, Morrison, Peays, Owens, Wallack, Delgado, Muller, Mr. Miller. T. Hough, K. Dingle, W. Moblie, T. Guida, K. Peays, T. Tinsley, D. Lee, R. Dingle, L. Harrold, R. Weeks, C. Jones, T. Pcreza. 104 A 2n' T KfUl!iv n • Mallck '-artung CROSS COUNTR A. Contino Manager Mr. J. Waite Coach TEAM RECORD RIVERHEAD LOST SOUTHAMPTON IVON EAST HAMPTON LOST C. MORICHES IVON FLOYD LOST J.F.K. TIED 17-49 COUNTIES 19-36 MANGHAN 8 25-34 ORTIZ 12 15-50 FELITZ 24 25-36 STATES 28-28 MANGHAN 51 I.EAGUF. 116 PTS 5th PLACE GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM RECORD FORT JEFF WON EAST ISEIP LOST BELLPORT WOK WM. FLOYD It O X WARD MELVILLE WOK J.F.K. LOST CAPTAIN Marilyn Augustine B. Owens, G. Robinson, M. Augustine, D. Lee, D. Brown, M. Wack, W. Smith. 109 BASKETBALL Volturo, varsity V- Smith, D. Augustine. M«W J.V. P. Noonan, M. Chcncl, M. Wack, S. Lee, M. Vol.uro, P. S. Aaron, K. Schmid, S|� enccr, D. Anderson, III VARSITY D. Anderson L. Volturo M. Mack D. Lee K. Swan L. Hartmann F. Prcssiy VARSITY RECORD BELLPORT LOST WARD MELVILLE LOST PORT. JEFF LOST WM. FLOYD LOST SACHEM TIED J.V. RECORD BELLPORT LOST WARD MELVILLE TIED PORT. JEFF LOST WM. FLOYD LOST SACHEM WON GIRLS HOCKEY P. Spencer C. Delgado K. Rich Miss C. Pratt V. Campo S. Aaron R. Bailey D. Colson E. Jackson M. Chcncl S. Neal D. Brown E. Mitchell S. Lee 112 J.V. J.V. CHEERLEADING 114 L. Thomas, G. Baio, A. Fuller, L. Rivera, E. Rabc, M. Lazzaro, J. Herbert. G. Pressley F. Pressley S. Muller N. Grccnwald P. Noonan D. Parsons B. Owens D. Peters S. Wilgcroth, A. Ficlitz, J. Guarisco, I. Deabrcau, F. Dimmagio, B. Pugh, M. Flynn, D. Woodley D. Oritz, M. Dorsett, L. Scalcy, D. O’Connell, L. Harrold, R. W ilson. K. Pcays R. Jones, M. Manning, E. Redmond, J. Fingar, R. Wilson, C. Case, M. Pedroso, F. Nicolay. VARSITY CLUB 1_______A v. I 1. Ivan Drabrcau—Soccer All-League Halfback 2. Ken Robinson—Soccer All-League Center Forward M.V.P.—County Championship County Scoring Champ 3. George Turpin—Soccer All-League Wing 4. Dwight Richards—Basketball All-League Guard 5. Russ Wilson—Soccer All-League Halfback Basketball All-League Forward 6. Tom Tinsley—Wrestling League Champ—Heavyweight 7. Ken Dingle—Wrestling League Champ—147 lb. 8. Russ Dingle—Wrestling League Champ—129 lb. 2nd in County—129 lb. 9. Tim Hough—Wrestling League Champ—136 lb. 3rd in County—136 lb. 10. Brian Manghan—Cross Country 4th in Leagues 8th in Counties 11. Diane Lee—Field Hockey M.V.P. 12. Maurice Manning—Football All-League Fullback 13. Denise Sanders—Volleyball M.V.P. 14. Antonio Peraza—Wrestling League Champ—98 lb. Not Pictured Ray Jones—Football All-League Linebacker It began rather inconspicuously last fall. Admidst abundant victories, and two defeats to perennial champion Mattituck, the soccer team had veiled itself in a proudness that underscored its achievement. Yet this growing feeling had not reached those beyond the team’s membership. But as the soccer team made its way through the first few games of the County Playoffs, the student body began to stir with the anticipation that maybe, just maybe, Longwood did indeed have a team of unique caliber. There had been flurried glimpses of such quality in the past, but they were quickly overshadowed by seemingly inevitable defeat. This time, however, Longwood was not to be denied. The scene that followed this year’s County Championship game, which saw Longwood overcome a highly favored Sachem team 2-1, is one which shall never be forgotten by those who shared in it. The unity of happiness, the sense of accomplishment, the school pride, which left many standing in awe as our student body chanted, in a deafening roar, “We’re from Longwood, we don’t come any prouder ...,” was all fitting tribute to the winning tradition that has been established at Longwood. Several days after Longwood’s soccer team ended the season, losing the Long Island Championship in what was described as the greatest soccer game ever played on Long Island, the basketball and wrestling teams took up the standard as they defeated opponent after opponent. The wrestling team captured the team title as they swept through their schedule undefeated in league matches. Despite placing second in the Tournament Championships at the end of the season, Longwood saw five of its wrestlers capture League championships, and had two of its wrestlers place second and third in the Countys. At the same time the basketball team was running its record to 17-3, best ever in the school’s history. Losing only to Southampton, the team placed second in the League and second in the County in defense. This marked the second year in a row that Longwood was one of the two best defensive teams in the County. They then went on to overwhelm Smithtown in the opening round of the County Playoffs before being nipped bv Islip in the quarterfinals. In the spring, baseball and track shall take their turns reaching for the glory of victory. The baseball team shall be defending the League Championship that they have held for the past two years; the track team will certainly be heard from, boasting a team with great depth and potential. Pride is also found in those teams who, while not fairing as well this season, nevertheless entered each game from a positive standpoint which stemmed from the pride that they had in themselves. We feel that in speaking of Longwood in the years to come, it shall always be necessary to refer to the 68-69 school year, when Longwood’s teams established themselves with the best, and as the best. It was a year when the smallest senior class ever to graduate from our school produced several talented athletes who, together with the underclassmen and an ever-rising school spirit, established one of the athletic mainstays of Suffolk County: Longwood. 120 J. Nicola R F«rinelli verdon T. Donaih O. Morson Neater M. Lor tic. Pres. R. Lazzaro, V. Pres. L. R ivera P. Noonan IV. Greenwald M. Chenel D. Parsons D. Mitchell T- Huntc D. Anderson L. Thomas F. Hunt STUDENT COUNCIL POLITICAL SCIENCE M. Vanburen. M. Lortie, J. Guarisco, Pres F. Nicolay, P. Peltz, F. Fenara R. Schelgal, G. Utting, R. Lazzaro, M. Lazzaro, £. Rabe. L Schelgel M. Chcncl, M. Muller, N. Greenwald, C Southworth K O' F. Pressley L. Anastasi B. Alan C. McManus M. Hunt S. Colucci HONOR SOCIETY IVIrs. 1. Platner T. Donath J. Herbert L. Fauth H. Marcinowski O. Linker F. DiMaggio R. Lazzaro SJ 00 L. Boddy J. Austin G. Brundau W. Bonner J. Carter M. Delgado T. Donath A. Fico D. Gray R. Farinelli M. Hake D. Watson J. Dittrich F. DiMaggio J. Herbert J. Hassan G. Lewis G. Linker M. Magham P. Mazzoni S. Muller S. Papas M. Lortie M. Schmidt M. Augustine F. Swinton C. Timler P. Augone C. Pawlendzio A. Bellezza M. Faulkner R. Lierre F. Pressley D. Richards D. Sanders K. Swan acmutt j HORIZONS H. Wilson, J. Kamback, E. Douglass, E. Redmond, J. Mcrcurio, T. Bianco, R. Lazzaro R. Paterson, K. Troschcr, A. Liccardi, G. Beauchamp, E. Aaron, D. Brown, Jones, G. Corwin F. Nicolay, F. Pressley, K. Swan, L. Fauth, D. Parsons, P. Mazzoni, M. Manning F. Renna, J. Guarisco HIM HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB I. Deabrcau, D. Sanders, A. Delgado, T. Dorsctt, M. Chenel, D. Woodley, M. Delgado, M. Schmidt, W. Smith, L Harrold, J. Guarisco, J. Allen, M. Lortic, S. Vannoy, D. Brown, W. Tinsley. D. Parsons, M. Wack, K. Swan. L. Riveria, F. Nicolay, R. Swinton, L. Mitchell, I). Coleson, P. Spencer, G. Robinson, J. Slykcr, A. Wright, Owens. S. Sanders. C. Delgado, V. Ray, P. Mitchell, G. Utting, A. Fuller, 1). Anderson. F. Pressley, S. Aaron, D. Sullivan, L. Thomas, B. Owen, D. Thomas, J. Herbert, Sir. Mandina, R. Lazzaro, R. Kane, G. Vandergritcn, T. Delgado. 130 CAST G. titling L. Mitchell L. Tate G. Stumpp H. Roca C. Walling F. Marcinowski C. Bullock J. Slyker K. Marotta G. Holiday A. Powell S. Fries D. Shaljian S. Walling J. Walker P. Peltz J. Anastasi L. Bianco G. Polonski THE DEATH OF THE HIRED MAN by Robert Frost Director: Mr. Bradlee Bing Stage Director: Mr. Bruce Pantke Lighting Crew L. Buda J. Richards S. Grant J. Thomas R. Jackson C. Gandelon Crew Manager: G. Daniels E. J. Ortiz L). Wilkcnson G. Turpin I. Dcarhreau M. Burner P. Davy J. Taylor J. Davis F. Shell E. King C. Jackson G. Kussel G. Ruffin J. Tate S. Papas J. Riterizer K. Holmes J. Moorson K. B. L. J. D. A. R. G. R. G. E. J. R. K. Morclc Bullock Davis Goody Jacques Sea Icy Graham Danson Baker O’Connel Jones Lamandok Coodinc Waterman Klug Hunt Daniels A.V. SQUAD A. Carrabus W. Smith M. Wack LIBRARY CLUB M. Rappold T. Dorsctt J. Rcnsing F. Nicolay, S. Wilgeroth, J. Austen, Y. Oden, E. Over-ton, B. Cassidy, H. Dictch, M. Fuller, D. Shaljian, K. Troschcr, F. Tummincllo, M. Muller, M. Huntc, J. Wager, L. Parker, J. Hughes, U. Allen, P. Owen, S. Grant, R. Falletta, A. Carrabus, W. Flora, C. Jacin, C. Carpenter, D. Colsen, 11. Muller, B. Smcjkal, D. Glover, M. Smith, C. Delgado, P. Bailey, D. Goodine, S. Far-cntella, H. Hocflncr, D. Caramanica, F. Pressley, B. Owens. T. Olivo, G. Bennett, D. Lee, W. Tinsley, A. Boyd, D. Thomas, L. Thomas, T. Alvarez, D. Davis, D. Ander-on, M. Lazzaro, D. Caggiano, M. Sepulveda, R. Jones, G. Pressley, R. Ancona, C. Ancona. P. Mazzoni G. Binctte Mr. J. Geiger DANCE BAND R. Davis W.W.WSW W.V.'.WW .... ..AWWW SOM ....... J SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COMMENDATION Jose Allan Jeanne Herbert PARAGON OIL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Linda Fauth REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS . . . ALTERNATES Linda Fauth J. Guarisco Jeanne Herbert T. Hough Maria Manganaris G. Linka James Ledger F. Nicolay C. Southworth PHI BETA KAPPA AWARD Dorothy Parsons 136 ENIOR HIGH P. Backer G. Binette J. Boniface D. Dykeman K. Ehlers N. Englehardt L. Faulh P. Ferrantcllo A. Fielitz F. Hunt M. King C. Leonardi J. McMahon P. Mazzoni K. Mooney I). Morson N. Perretti C. Pcrrotta R. Ray M. Schmid J. Slykcr B. Stclmack E. Swat ton G. Utting CONCERT BAND S. Wilgeroth S. Rischowsky J. Lange P. Stevens D. Marlow J. Anastasi S. Barbieri M. Gcrner M. Carpenter R. Davis D. Dykeman B. Hcnigan D. Hoelzer M. Hunt K. Kennedy K. Klug A. Minardi L. Mitchell T. Randall D. Reth G. Ruffin E. Sperry T. Timsley D. Van Ostrand D. Zubryd 137 ) ) M. Lortic M. Chenel L. Rivera M. Muller P. Noonan E. Rabe P. Carter S. Dcjcus Mr. Jamieson D. Sheldon J. Guarisco N. Greenwald F. Nicolay S. Nowaski M. Lazzaro R. Lazzaro J. Nicolay J. Rittereiser MATH TEAM Mr. K. Gold, Advisor N. Englchardt T. Donath R. Ray 139 mo loiunf 9961 141 K) Mr. Peter Strafaci 144 E. Swatton, M. Mayham, J. Hughes, F. Ferrara, L. Boddy, J. Enold, G. Linker, H. Marcinowski. Advertising J. LAMAGRA 1969 BOOSTERS FLORENCE HUNT BIG AL FIELITZ O'NEILS SECRETARY DEBBIE AND BRIAN THE DANKEVITCH FAMILY MARIA MANGANARIS MR. NELSON MR. AND MRS. R. GOLD INGRID AND WALTER HELEN AND PAUL MR. AND MRS. H. FAUTH RED HEAD ANNETTE AND JOHN MRS. MARIANNE BYERS MR. AND MRS. H. VILLELLI MR. CARPENTER MRS. HOLIDAY ROBERT FAULKNER MRS. J. PAULONIS MISS E. WILLIAMS MRS. L. E. MERRITT MRS. KLIMECK JOHN KRAWCZYK MR. AND MRS. J. McMAHON SR. MR. AND MRS. E. WIENCEK FRED MEISENAZHL HELEN MARCINOWSKI ASA SWEZEY VERA'S LAKE MOTEL OSCAR THOMAS ERIC THE EEL CINDY GLOVER MRS. RASMUSSEN MRS. BURWELL FLO RENNA MISS DALTON LARRY BODDY JIM MERCURIO WHALBONES MR. AND MRS. W. LORTIE MR. VOPARIL MR. O’CONNELL MR. G. MASTRION GOOD LUCK MISS K. SCIALO MICHELE O'NEILL MR. BURTON TAYLOR MISS C. PURDY DIRTY OLD MAN e = —I TRAPPED GAIL AND FRANK CHINA NOW FRANK DIMAGGIO TO CHARLIE BROWN MR. AND MRS. P. STRAFACI MR. R. MEYER MR. AND MRS. S. GUARISCO MR. J. CARACCIOLO MRS. M. DANKIEVITCH MR. W. DESCH MR. A. KROPP MISS K. STANFORD MR. D. KEE MISS C. PRATT EDWARD J. McMANUS SR. LOUISE A. McMANUS COLLEEN FRANCES McMANUS CATHY ANN McMANUS THOMAS McMANUS THE LATE EDWARD J. McMANUS JR. FRANCES ZIELINSKI MR. RAY BULLOCK ROBERT AND JACQUILINE NICKY AND ANNETTE MR. F. MASSEY JEANNE HERBERT DRINKING BUDDIES HOPKINS ROXANNA SCHLEGEL THE SCHLEGEL FAMILY JO-ANN AND ROBERT DARLENE AND CHRIS MRS. PLATNER MR. VERDI MRS. E. JONES MR. AND MRS. LUIS RIVERA 146 THIS CLASS IS OUTSTANDING AMONG THOUSANDS OF OTHER CLASSES ACROSS THE LAND BECAUSE YOU ARE A MEMBER; THIS IS YOUR CLASS; THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL. AS THE YEARS GO- BY YOUR FINE CLASS RING BY BALFOUR WILL BECOME INCREASINGLY PRECIOUS AS A SYMBOL OF ACHIEVEMENT, A MARK OF RECOGNITION, AND A LINK TO MEMORIES OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS TOGETHER. W. H. FOX — G. OLSEN J. SIMMONDS — J. DeANGELIS Pen and Pencil Building Port Jefferson, N.Y. 11777 REPRESENTING JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN CLASS RINGS AND PINS • CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS • TROPHIES • PLAQUES • DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS 147 GOLDEN BOOSTERS GEORGE GRAY HARDWARE WADING RIVER PHARMACY RIDGE CREST STEAK HOUSE MR. AND MRS. FRED LAZZARO WADING RIVER DELICATESSEN TIMOTHY QUINN PAPAS DAIRY QUEEN AND CHAR-BROIL SOFT ICE CREAM SHAKES—SUNDAES ICE CREAM CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS STEAK SANDWICHES SODAS BURGERS FRIED CHICKEN FRANKS FRENCH FRIES 924-8990 Route 25, Middle Island 148 DELMA STUDIOS OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER 1969 225 Park Avenue South New York, N. Y. 10003 (212) 677-7788 STEPHEN J. MARINUZZI LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER v The xJXCarinuzzi, Agency I THAT PERSONAL TOUCH . . . • Acreage Building Plots • Business Properties LUCILLE S. MARINUZZI Sales Representative MIDDLE COUNTRY ROAD (RT. 25), CORAM WRITE TO: BOX 103, MIDDLE ISLAND, N. Y. 11953 732-5252 (500 FT. WEST AND DIAGONALLY OPPOSITE ISLAND STATE BANK) Congratulations to The Class of 1969 JOHN PRUDENTI COMPLIMENTS OFCOUNCILMAh FOUR SEASONS COIFFURES Under Personal Supervision of VINCE ABBOTT Tel. 286-9849 136 Main Street Bell Port, N. Y. 11713 150 JOSEPH SPEIZIO EXCAVATING CORP. Land Clearing, Excavating and Grading Dump Trucks and Trailers 924-6504 NDMRS. CLARENCE HOUGH Congratulations to The Class of 1969 MR. and MRS. FRED KNOBLOCH 151 ROY'S ISLAND ESSO Auto Repairs—Tune Up—Batteries—Tires Accessories Rt. 25, Middle Island, N. Y. Put A Tiger In Your Tank KEN GLOVER FARMS Visit Us During the Strawberry Season tor Fresh Picked Strawberries. (You Can Pick Your Own) Horse Block Rd., South Haven, N. Y. 927-3371 Compliments of NASSAU TRAP and SKEET CLUB Congratulations to the Emerald Eye Staff From JANE HUTSON F. NICOLAY Route 25, Ridge, N. Y. 11961 924-3841 SALES—SERVICE—SUPPLIES Hermes Typewriters and Adders ADDO-X Adders and Calculators Copy-Rite Duplicators Tel. 924-3849 PAT RAIMOND AGENCY Real Estate • Insurance • Appraisals Middle Island Road Yaphank, New York LYON REBOLI, INC.- DRIVEWAYS—ROAD Linden Place, Por Farm and Office: CH 9-4949 I.M.S.F IMPERIAL Growers o Merion Farms at Melvilh BILL NOHEJ Foundations, Flatwork, Fireplaces 924-3759 EM 3-6789 154 R T MASON CONSTRUCTION INC ASPHALT PAVING CONTRACTORS —PARKING AREAS Jefferson Station, N. Y. HR 3-0200 Act: 929-4950 NC. OD FARM Cultivated llue Grass aphank, and Wading River Route 25A fading River, N. Y. LAKE VIEW INN HOFBRAU Your Host and Hostess ED and LIL BRAUN Restaurant—Cocktail Lounge Catering for All Occasions Private Picnics Mill Road, Yaphank, L. I., N. Y. YA 4-8989 155 924-8963 CLARA KAZEL SPORTSMAN'S REST Sauerbratpn—Stpaks— Main Street Yaphanlc, N. Y. YAPHANK COMMUNITY SHOP Groceries—Stationery—Drugs—Hardware—Paint Main Street at Yaphank Ave. Yaphank, N. Y. H. E. HEISSEN BUTTEL YA 4-8993 KOGEL Ready Mixed Concrete Designed Mixes Gravel Building Materials Sand KOGEL MATERIALS CORPORATION Route 25, Middle Island L. I.. N. Y. 11953 GUS KOGEL WITTMANN'S RABBITRY Tours Conducted by Appointment 20 VARIETIES OF RABBITS Gift Shop—Coats—Jackets—Stoles Everything of Rabbit Fur Main St., Yaphank YA 4-3430 ACE CESSPOOL SERVICE Mill Road, Yaphank P. O. Box 114, Yaphank, N. Y. 732-5994 924-5005 L8I98 HAROLD'S LIQUOR STORE The Friendly Store Middle Country Road Ridge, L. I., N. Y. HAROLD DYKEMAN. Prop. P. O. Box 87A ORLANDO INN Fine Italian Food Family Dinners—Pizza—Take Out Rt. 25, Middle Island, N. Y. 924-8933 286-3737 Free Delivery BROOKHAVEN LIQUORS Montauk Highway, Brookhaven, N. Y. Your Favorite Wine and Liquors Outgoing Orders 281-6031 SKIPPY'S DRIVE-IN Opposite Shirley Drive-In Pizza Shirley, N. Y. COOK JEWELERS, INC Diamonds—Watches—Silverware Jewelry—Radios—China—Crystal Giftware—Lamps—Interior Decor 79-85 East Main St. GR 5-1204 Patchogue, N. Y. By Appointment GR 5-2504 ALBERT'S TUXEDOS FOR HIRE—BAND JACKETS COMPLETE LINE OF YOUNG MEN'S FURNISHINGS Open Daily 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon. and Fri. Til 9 P.M. I I East Main St. HERB SERIF Patchogue, N. Y. SUFFOLK STRUCTURAL STEEL CO. Structural Steel Fabrication and Erection Bar Joints and Roof Deck Portable Welding Service Rt. 25, Middle Island, N. Y. 924-3235 473-7788 157 924-3841 ROD'S TV TV—Radio Service RODERIC RANDALL Route 25 Box 159 Ridge, New York 516-924-3841 BAIER LUSTGARDEN FARMS NURSERIES Middle Island L. I., N. Y. 11953 New York State's Largest Nurseries Best Wi The Clas Com MR. and MRS. iOHl PAUL J. AYERS-LEE MANZONI INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 732-3524 732-3311 158 DAVE'S WELCOME INN Route 25, Ridge, N. Y. to f 69 nts of McMAHON JR. Tel. 286-1300 SUFFOLK OIL CORPORATION Fuel Oils—Gasolines—Lubricating Oils Burner Sales and Service Montauk Highway—Brookhaven, L. I., N. Y. I 1719 159 516-924-3841 BAIER LUSTGARDEN FARMS NURSERIES Middle Island L. I., N. Y. 11953 New York State's Largest Nurseries Phone 924-3411 Compliments of ATLANTIC T.V. RIDGE COUNTRY DELICATESSEN 390 Main Street Center Moriches 878-0707 Middle Country Road Ridge, L. 1., N. Y. Wells Pumps Tanks SWEZEY BROS. Cold Cuts, Sandwiches Salads, Groceries Well Drillers FREE ESTIMATES 924-3841 Yaphanlt, N. Y. 924-3841 LIC.C-I0I9 YAPHANK BEER DISTRIBUTERS KARL SCHUCKER Mill Road HARTWIN J. LAHR Yaphanlc. N. Y. 924-8075 RIDGEBROOK SERVICENTER, INC. TED LEONARD Rt. 25 and Wm. Floyd Parkway Ridge, L. I., N. Y. Tel. AT 6-9875 JIM VERNI'S DELICATESSEN Buffet Catering Choice Foods Montauk Highway (Next To Firehouse) Brookhaven, N. Y. 160 Wholesale-Retail AT 9-1175 HOUSE OF STYLE WIG SALON QUALITY HAIR GOODS AT DISCOUNT PRICES 189 Medford Avenue Patchogue, L. I. 289-4525 MONTANA CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 544 Medford Ave. Patchogue, N Y. Brake Service Wheel Alignment and Balancing Ball Joints Shocks SUFFOLK AUTO SPRING —All Makes— Car and Truck Springs N. Y. STATE INSPECTION STATION 273 Overton Street Sayville, New York LT 9-0192 JOHN C. JONES, Prop. 924-3841 RAYMOND FUEL CORP. Fuel Oil—Kerosene Oil Burner Service CERTIFIED METERED DELIVERY Lincoln Road Yaphank, New York Best Wishes to The Class of '69 From MR. and MRS. H. E. GREENWALD GR 5-1716 PATCHOGUE SPORT SHOP All School Lettering Done on Premises 22 West Main Street Patchogue, L. I., N Y. 161 ROBERT WEISS VOLKSWAGEN, INC Middle Country Road Middle Island, New York Authorized Sales—Service—Parts Guaranteed Used Cars 924-4900 THE Compliments of Compliments of SUBURBAN ARBORDALE SET FUNERAL HOME, INC LIFT-ALL Middle Island Corner Beach Lane and Homestead Drive Gordan Heights, Coram, N. Y. CRANE N. Y. NATHANIEL A. COLSON President SERVICE 162 Best Wishes Class of '69 Compliments of MID-ISLAND FENCE COMPANY, INC. JOSEPH HOLOLOB Electrical Contractor Main Street Yaphank, L. I., N. Y. THE STUDIO OF WIGS AND RIDGE BEAUTY (A Complete Beauty Salon) Open Thurs. Til 9 O'clock STATIONERY Middle Country Rd. Middle Island, N. Y. STORE 944-3344 TOMMY LYNN Jericho Turnpike, Middle Island, N. Y. Route 25 Ridge, N. Y. CLOTHING AND SPORTSWEAR FOR JUNIORS AND PETITES 163 From FRIEND We Serve CENTRAL BROOKHAVEN LIONS CLUB Coram—Middle Island—Yaphank—Ridge SOUTH HAVEN SALES SOUTH HAVEN SERVICE RENTALS RIDING STABLES South Haven County Park CHAIN SAWS ROTO TILLERS FINEST TRAILS ON LONG ISLAND LAWN MOWERS HAY RIDES—PONY RIDES Off Sunrise Hgy. and Montauk Highway Wm. Floyd Pky. Brookhaven, L. L, N. Y. Shirley, Long Island 286-9802 BILL NEWTON 286-9895 PETER RAGONE JOHN RAGONE 165 SCULPTURE ASSOCIATES MODELING AND CASTING CARVING TOOLS BASES—MOUNTING IKE. 25th Street • N. Y. C. 10010 212-254-7800 To the Class of 1969 May your joys be as deep as the ocean, Your sorrows as light as its foam, May the blessing of God be about you Wherever you all may roam. MR. AND MRS. EDWARD McMANUS SR. COLLEEN, THOMAS AND CATHY The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want BAYLES INSURANCE AGENCY RUDY'S DELI VIRGINIA D. BAYLES GENERAL INSURANCE Mill Road Yaphanlc Route 25 Middle Island Est. 1887 YA 4-3596 924-6181 166 THE MIDDLE ISLAND ROTARY CLUB THE FOUR WAY TEST Of the things we think, say, or do— FIRST: Is it the truth? SECOND: It is fair to all concerned? THIRD: Will it build goodwill and fellowship? FOURTH: Will it be beneficial to all concerned? It would be pleasant to claim all credit for our various endeavors, including the success of the annual talent show held at Longwood,—but, we can not. Among others, we thank you, of Longwood, for your inestimable participation in our numerous activities. 167 CORAM RUG WORKS, INC. Established 1921 CORAM. NEW YORK 11727 AERIAL LINE CONTRACTORS INC. (Formerly K W Contractors) ALL TYPES OF AERIAL WORK UTILITY TRUCKS FOR HIRE South Country Rd. Brookhaven, N. Y. I 1719 516-286-3954 516-472-0661 HAVILS JEWELERS On the Four Corners of Patchogue YOUR JEWELER FOR PROFESSIONAL FREE EAR PIERCING 2 E. Main Street, Patchogue CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY ROUTE 25 RIDGE, NEW YORK 11961 924-6411 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '69 SWEZEY'S YOUR DEPARTMENT STORE IN PATCHOGUE SERVING SUFFOLK SINCE 1894 I W. Main St. Patchogue CLEAR-VIEW PLATE GLASS CO. INC. STORE FRONTS WALL AND DOOR MIRRORS FURNITURE TOPS WINDOW GLASS PLATE GLASS L.O.F. THERMOPANE 40 Medford Ave. Patchogue, N. Y. GR 5-5858 169 WADING RIVER SNACK BAR Box 304 Rt. 25A Wading River, N. Y. HARBOR VIEW HOTEL Good Luck Compliments of Class of 1969 A FRED EHLERS FRIEND MURPHY'S BAR AND RESTAURANT SOUTH HAVEN SALES, SERVICE RENTAL Route 25 Ridge, N. Y. FINEST FOODS AND DRINKS FAMILY DINNERS CHAIN SAWS ROTO TILLERS LAWN MOWERS 924-8970 924-8941 Middle Country Road Ridge, N. Y. Montauk Highway Broolchaven, L. I., N. Y. BILL NEWTON 170 Congratulations From Your 1969 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL NOTHING IS SUCCESSFUL UNTIL IT IS ACCOMPLISHED REMEMBER