Mepham High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellmore, NY)

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P. A. 6'lllB Contradictory to the old saying, seen but not heard, the five members of the Mepham P. A. Club were constantly and consistently heard but not seen . The five announcers for this year were Robert Cuddy, Bill Collins, Tom Lewis, Lorin Swagel, and Wayne Von Nessen. The club was responsible for the announcing of each home sporting event and the keeping of the official scoreboard. Assisted by the P.A.'s club advisor, Mr. Coby, the group announced at all football, wrestling, basketball, and track activities. KEY This year s Key Club was applauded for its work by Key Club International Led by Presi dent Edgar Lampert and under the guidance of Mr William Perrine and Mr Bert Bedell of Kiwanis the club solicited funds for the Boy Scouts Mental Health and the Dads Club Scholarship Fund They assisted the school by serving refreshments and checking coats at school dances and by ushering at the Com mencernent Exercises as well as promoting the Annual Key Club Dance Standing: Mr. Coby, Collins, Rosenthal, Front: Alexander, Lewis, Cuddy, Scheinhcirri, Swagel, 61118 The club served the community by selling identification stamps to businessmen helping to get out the vote on Election Day present ing Thanksgiving Baskets to needy families and staging a Christmas Party for the crippled children of the Saint Giles Home As Lieutenant Governor of Mepham s district of Key Clubs Frank Caccuitto was responsible for correlating the activities of the clubs The other cfficers of Mepham s Chapter were Steve Iaffe Vice President Craig Scott Secretary and Ianson Bedell Treasurer Back Lau Larove P se eclel enter 7ie,ier Ca tart I l e emerfeif' C' in Front it iz Page tufnty Fight . i . . . - ' 1 . ,t ,, , I I T . . , , , . . . I f - . , . , . , , , ' . . . . f , - 1 ' f 1 f , . V. . , 1 I V, A f . -, ' , , 51 1 . U, . . , ,D .. C 3 . . , I 5 1 it, ff. N issklf 'JJ 2. . Q, Jud: . , Sc-z , Lamp ert, latte-, l.fr. Penne 'rs : trrif,r,1 Vhs zf-ri Cir-en, Stnrr.: ' :.1Z! lfartff-rt ll 41 Zitif-1, if '.'fe',:1:L1'ff.

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KANSSQ vso l D Thad Row L e m Second Row D h n Kn l Dtc Fx st Row Dcr fn M er I BUCCANEER ucrcs a r e on the u tr w J s I TQ I u ry s,1per s s nes e 1tl1TGI'I1QI'1'S have been rr et resultlng rn vt pharn s outstandtng bl weekly publtcatton th EUCCANEER Tbts year the EUC ANIEER w cn pete t y adwrsea oy Mr L slte Dennrs and atcled by r Burton Cadro The stall resrfnstl e lr turnrng out a successful paper constantly stnved tor nnprovement resuttrng rn each rssu letng supenor to tts pre-decess r The actual task ot constructrng the paper ts always the respcnsrbtltty ot the students who 'nalce up the roster of reporters and workers Thts year aln ost two hundred students applted tor rtenrbershrp on the Buc staff The othce ot Edrtor tn Chtel was ably ltlled by Louana Wol ter asststed by Annette Dutchen News Chtet and Davrd Drorsen Feature Eclrtor The sports page was ed1ted by Frank Caccutttc an laclcte Knoll Edgar Larnpert Bustness Manager Karl Welm Exchange Edrtor and Howard Bahnsen Lopy Edrtor all played tntportant roles rn each of the successful rssues Thrs year new sectrons such as the clur news column and the college tntorrnatton serv 1ce were tntttated wrth success These addttrons resulted rn a rnore tnterestrng paper as well as a better nlorrned student body the two bastc equrrernents tor a successtul paper All 'Q ffyr hffzr Backllow :ted h h zr e rf Pug: fl: rf fy Front Row J z ' ' H 1 J -' '-ex.. Tne ,co-Qs ot ny school purltcrrfrcr df rfirrfls , ' enth s 1 snr of tts qrkffrs, thc 'rr titftes fl no lec de c, cred the gutdwrce cl Lis tfrcul ' ' V 1.r1-or . Thrs year those thre, re' f c 1 'V '1 , C . l er V , Q Xi , I , I 6 Q- C r 'Jas c 1 4 VTE lr' ' l . e- o - , o M , . es ya' o Ad 1 r: ,.f:. cnngs ' T ' , 4 l ' d - 'U 3 ' ' N. - o . - , . ' ' J Q .mill-1 7 r . T A . , 5 1 r ' c , 4. . , , N . , , , ' ' , M ' 'J ' : c1:rtger','.'-fl . A. l J , , : .rf 'v , 1.1 'l-zur. Y . 'r : If11,lvl,Tl , ' ' tr T, l'nll.t, fill ' -1 1' '