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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1960 volume:

J I ! 1 Q' 5 J I E 5 f 5 C A 5 a if S f A!i'E2f?l. ' WEEXHHI KN ' ' , -Y .'r'f'v hw' 1 -1. . . 1q ,,f-1.- 3-,A ' E- ' A in-'aff A Z Class of 1960 Twenty-Fifth ' Anniversary Issue TREASURE CHEST Wellington C. Mepham High School Bellmore, N. Y. S ff 7? f , ff! ' X f f ff' - ,, Q .L ua. f ii- - .. gg, A- Q ' ' A-in ' p. ,gf . , 'wgmfg A I' ' - '-' K' E .. an M-., Y' - 'x'- 5 . ,.-L p- . X . - .. -.. 'if' '-' 1 Q., - L M A -. 'U' xv gg, 1.'x'1,. ssc: as' ' VW' . N 'Q 9 ' . K QA- nu: cf.. --K :mav- '-- A .. --': ., ' ::,,.-, -- '- ..r- ,warn LA Xe: , 3+, -:L ,sv M., ..,,,, ' f flu.. M. wg, W' W, lr. ' 2,,,,'1: Z, A M me A W- W.r R! JG VA ' : Z 'IL ' 1 'Q l sf X4 I f T' 9 if 5 Xi if l .T X ,ff x, fvf X TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration, Faculty and Classes .......... .......... S ix Music and Drama ................. ..... T hirty-four Activities ............ ..... F orty-eight Athletics ..... ...... S ixty-six Seniors ......... ................. E ighty-eight Advertisements .... . . .One hundred and twenty-four r 1 i it tl. ,l 1 t l l Foreword We, who have received the beneiits of Mepham High School, know that it has been a unique ex- perience for all of us. Wfe have, of couise, received an education, the essential of modern life. In addi- tion to education, and perhaps even more impor- tant, a new viewpoint has been given to us. A beginning of maturity, a practical outlook, perhaps a small bit of wisdom has been instilled in us. Each one of the many varied Mepham activities has left its mark -- and built character while do- ing so. Our yearbook will indeed be a treasure chestn to each one of us. In it there lies a major portion of our lives. Wfhen we turn the pages, the good times, the humorous times, the sad times, all come back to us. Every portion of our lives for three years, the aspects that have moulded us into what we are now, are shown to us in this great mirror, our yearbook. 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'111 111111111 , 1 L .. t:'fC5f' 1 Sal: ' ' 111 1,,1 pw Y . V , A QM? 1 1 f 111, Dedication 1' '1 UVM 13 f!'1Z'1,'1 1:'U1'1Cj11, 16 1 3 ggggg41,.11g1 11 ,, . f. M I 1 .1.,. 51.111 1 11,111 1 ,, , . ,,, M 7212 1 1 Niiss B1fI'W1I1l1. STANDING: N111 Carr. rl Ax ! V' mm 'fl z ?i M02 P A 3g ' S zz I ' 1 24 mp- I. ,W ' X 1960 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND CLASSES .al X' f we V g' .' if STEVW I z' M .Q ig? li, -Nm .3 x,,,A ix. P.I,k 'v ,fi wg .H ,Z . lwzi W iQ Mr. Truitt, Mr. Hansen The real leaders of our school, administration, and entire organizational body are our Board of Education members. Our individual district would never be able to function without the excellent direction given to it by the Board. In the coming years, the responsibility placed on the Board of Education will continue to increase at the tremendous rate it has in the last few years. The number of new schools is already an amazing figure, and it is expected that this num- ber will rise even higher. We, as the students of Mepham High School, probably owe the greatest amount of thanks to the Board. We donit get many chances to ex- press our gratitude, and so we therefore take this opportunity to offer our sincere thanks to Mr. Raymond D. Hansen, President, Mr. Clement J. Truitt, Vice President, Mr. Frank W. McCar- thy, Mr. Edward Lehman, Mr. Charles Schadt, Mr. Frederick Froelichg Mr. John B. King, Mr. Charles A. Reinhardg Mr. Bernard Morris, At- torney, Mr. John Mahan, Treasurer g Mrs. Irene T. Smith, District Clerk. Board of Education SEATED: Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Truitt, Mr. Hansen, Mr. Reinhard, Mr. King. STANDING: Mr. Froelich, Mr. Lehman, Mr. Schadt. INSET: Mr. Gene Adam, who joined the Board when Mr. Schadt resigned at the beginning of the year. I is Q ,. t, . -9 . ' 1 I 's l 'nl SB if .M HF-L., j q1,,l VVVV,V- V ,ivu Principal of District Julius C. Braun The year 1960 was the second year in which Cen- tral High School District Number Three has consisted of five schools, two senior and three junior high schools. Such a complex system requires level-headed leadership and firm administration. Mr. Julius C. Braun, Principal of the District, has more than ex- ceeded the demands of such a taxing responsibility. Mr. Braun came to Central High School District Number Three from the high schools of Buffalo three years ago, succeeding Mr. Calhoun as Principal of the District. At that time the district was comprised of the Merrick and Jerusalem Junior High Schools and the Mepham Senior High. Yet the next year, when the Sanford H. Calhoun High School and the Grand Avenue Junior High School were opened, Mr. Braun's untiring efforts were best displayed, for on his capable shoulders lay the burden of staffing and administer- ing these two new schools, Our most important years are spent at high school, for the future of our country depends on the nation's youth. Mr. Braun, as Principal of our District, has inspired our students to new heights with hopes for even greater achievements in the coming years. His philosophy concerning the development of potential citizenship will be of even greater significance in the tremendous expansion of our district expected in the years to come. Mr. Braun has always believed that the education of our youth will lead to a better- informed citizenry to meet the growing demands of our democratic way of life. Mr, Ralph K, Alger, Miss Agnes J. Berwind, Mr. Harold McCourt, Supervisor of English Director of Instruction Director of Pupil District Staff Dr. Frederick H. Stunt, Administrative Assistant and Curriculum Personnel Services It would be impossible to have a successful school year without the indispensable work of the administration staff. It is through the staffs control that lNIepham is able to function at its known high standards. Mr. Eugene E. Hallenbeck, administrative assistant, has worked for more than twenty years in the district. He has served in many capacities, including that of principal of Mepham High School. Dr. Frederick H. Stunt, also administrative assistant, was Principal at our school from 195-l to 1958. He is still well-known to Mepham students. The staff also includes lN1r. Harold lXIcCourt, lVIiss Agnes Berwind, and Mr. Ralph K. Alger. All the mem- bers keep the educational system running smoothly and efliciently. Mr. Eugene E. Hallenbeck, Administrative Assistant il I. I 'tx 1, Q , Wah Q 'm ,ff 1, f f , A ' M 3 , MR. ROBERT BAKER, Head of Department for Mathematics INIR. EVERETT THOMAS, Head of Department Business Education MR. THEODORE LEVINE. District Psychologist MISS RUTH NICKERSON, Head of Department for Citizenship Education NWN ,em if ., for wh. ,fqx . .--N... MR. GEORGE PRITCHARD. Head of Department Music Heads of Departments for MR. JOHN CARR, MR. BURTON CADRO. Head of Department for Head of Department for Science Industrial Arts MR. FRANK GARDNER, Director of Physical Educa- tion and Health MR. STANLEY TRYBULSKI, Head of Department Language MR. GEORGE L. STAHL for 9 Director of Vocational Edu- cation 1 1 it .. i'l-1,- -- .a-,- -.-Nr if, l , lf: l -. I A , . Mr. Gerald Tarbell - Assistant Principal One of the most important, and most active members of a school faculty is its assistant prin- cipal. Mr. Tarbell has been an interested and efficient principal and has effectively handled stu- dent affairs at Mepham. Mr. Tarbell has been in Mepham for seven years. During this period he has advanced quickly, teaching physics for four years, serving as assistant principal for Jerusalem Avenue Junior High School, and starting as our assistant principal in September, 1958. He has definitely stood out in this position during the past two years. Mr. Tarbell is known in Mepham for his effi- cient and masterful manner of handling any situa- tion that might come up. He can usually be found at sports events and is greatly interested in extra- curricular as well as scholastic activities. Mr. Tarbell is a great asset to Mepham, and will be increasingly valuable and indispensable in the years to come. Mr. Herman Tennant - Principal There are several factors that make a good school stand above other schools. The teachers, the students, and most of all the principal are responsible for the schoolis reputation. Behind every successful group and organization there is a leader. As everyone at Mepham will vouch, Mr, Tennant is an excellent leader. Before one can become a leader of a band, he must First acquaint himself with the different instruments in the band. A principal in a school must Hrst be acquainted with the sub- jects that the school offers and the extra- curricular activities. Mr. Tennant fills the bill. Mr. Tennant was graduated from Hobart College located in Geneva, New York. He taught at Newton Falls, New York. Our prin- cipal displayed his athletic skill as he held the position of coach. He was also assistant prin- cipal at this school. In 1935 he came to District Number 3, and was one of the original staff. He rose to the head of the Mathematics De- partment and during the YVar was assistant principal for 2M years. Mr. Tennant is ae- quainted with all facets of teaching and learn- ing. The loudest voice in the football field most likely will be Mr. Tennant's. He encourages stu- dents to develop their talents to the best of their ability. We at Mepham High School are proud to say that Mr. Tennant belongs to Bfepham. X AA is -rv' MR. ACKERLEY MR. ALDERFER MR. BERGAMINI MISS AEMISEGGER MISS B.-XRTELS MR. BERRIDGE Faculty NIR. JAMES ACKERLEY Mathematics University of Alabama. B.S.. Columbia University, BLA. MISS JANE AEMISEGGER Mathemalics Beaver College, B.A. MR. VVALTON ALDERFER Music Buffton College, A.B., B.S.INI. Northwestern University, 31.11. MISS I-IILDA BARTELS Nurse Massachusetts General Hos- pital, R.N., New York Univer- sity, Bs. MR. GEORGE BERGAMINI Science Adelphi College, A.B, MR. EDMUND BERRIDGE Business Hofstra College, B.B.A. MISS JULIA BOKEN English Hofstra College, A.B., Colum- bia University, M.A. MR. HILLARD BOSS Cifizenship Edufation New York University. A.B. Syracuse University, M.Ed. MRS. MARGARET BRESCIANO Phjtsical Eduration City College, Brooklyn College B,S. MRS. BARBARA BURNS Language Queens College, B.A. MR. BURTON CADRO Industrial A125 State Teachers College, B.S., New York University, M.A. MISS ELIZABETH CAMPBELL English Glasgow University, Scotland, M.A. 13 'N-4 BD , P' v 9 Mr. Ackerley: Stop squeaking your chair. Miss Aemisegger: All right, folks. Mr. Alderfer: You,re out of tune. Mr. Berridge, 'eBooks off the tableln Miss Boken: Wou1dn,t that be loverlyf' 1 INIISS BOKEN MRS. BURNS IVIR. BOSS INIR. CADRO INIRS. BRESCIANO INIISS CAINIPBELL -4 ' tfjfriiu . 1 I M , . ' 4 VV! X Rl 1 man. mm is ., 4 . gn, . V .. V 5, . ,VVA MR, CARR MISS COPE MISS CLARK MR- DELAND MR, CQBY MR. DINAMARCA Mr. Carr: Come on, stay with it! Mr. Coby: Fail now and avoid the June rush. Mrs. Dinamarca: 4'Now then! Mr. Fuerlicht: What's gonna be with you? Mr. Friedman: THE BRAKEW' MR. JOHN CARR Science Alfred University, B.S., New York University, M.A., Clark- son College of Technology, M.S. MISS LOIS CLARK Guidance Russell Sage College, B.S., Co- lumbia University, M.A. MR. JOHN COBY Science Albany State Teachers Col- lege, A.B., M.S. MISS WILMA COPE Librarian University of Michigan, A.B., Columbia University, M.S. MR. PETER DELAND English Columbia University, B.S., M.A. MRS. ALICE DINAMARCA English Smith College, A.B., Harvard University, E. Dr. MR. HERBERT FELSKE Business Albany State Teachers Col lege, B.S. MRS. JANET FELSKE English Albany State Teachers Col- lege, B.A., M.A. MRS. ANNA FEUERLICHT Language University of Vienna, Ph.D., Columbia University, M.A. MR. MARIO FONTANA Industrial Arts Buffalo State Teachers College, B.S., Hofstra College, M.S. MR. MARVIN FRIEDMAN Drivers Education Brooklyn College, B.S. MRS. DOROTHY GADE Art Pratt Institute, B.F.A., Colum- bia University, M.A. MR. FELsKE MRS. FEUERLICHT MR. FRIEDMAN MRS. FELSKE MR. FONTANA MRS. GADE 'r 'T 14 W - Q , we-4, . ffl ss A X F if .2 'i ' R ff- ' li, Six I iq Lf T l - 1 Q56 6 b w Y 5' 1 MISS GANLEY YNIRS. GOVER MR. GRUBERG MR. GEREK AIR. GREENBLATT MISS HALLADAY MISS ALICE GANLEY Physical Education Brockport State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. MR. DOUGLAS GEREK Physical Education Ithaca State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. MRS. LYNDA GOVER Buxinesx Plattsburg State Teachers Col- lege, Life Cert. MR. ALEX GREENBLATT Science National Agricultural College B.S., University of Massachui Setts, M.S., New York Uni- versity, M.A. . MR. SEYMOUR GRUBERG Guidance Syracuse University, A.B., Co- lumbia University, M.A. MISS MARGARET HALLADAY Guidance New York State Teachers Col- lege, A.B., M.A. MISS DOLORES HEADLEE Butiness Grove City College, B.S. MISS CHARLOTTE HETTENA Citizenship Education Adelphi College. BA., Colum- hia Teachers College, M.A. MR, KENNETH HIRSCHFIELD Mathematics George lNashington University, A.B. MRS. THERESE HUDSON Citizenship Education New York State Teachers Col: lege, A.B., M.A. MR. KENNETH HUNTE Physical Education- Syracuse University, A.B., M.A. MISS GRACE KERSTEN Physical Education Cortland State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. 15 Miss Ganley: Get off your big Hat feet. Mr. Gerek? Twenty-five' push ups. Mr. Greenblatt: Did I ever tell you the time. . .?,' Mrs. Hudson: Letls have another reason. Mr. Hunte: L'By the numbers. MISS HEADLEE MISS HETTENA MR. HIRSCHFIELD AZ, We E MRS. HUDSON MR, HUNTE MISS KERSTEN gift Ti ' 'K V. , '2I' . . f , l , X, x ,tis . 5 l R15 ? s gil A 2 ws 'mf . cssl . tl lx MISS KLAES MRS. LAWDER MRS. KOZSDIY MR. LONG MR. KRENIS MISS MAGAN Miss Kozsdiy: Open wide. Mr. Long: Just call me Flubadubf' Mr. Mills: HThe assignments for this week are as follows: . . . Miss Oberbach: No text books in the library? Miss Pearlman: The one who says the mostest in the leastest, get the bestest. 'M MISS MILDRED KLAES Business Albany State Teachers Col- lege, B.S., Columbia Univer- sity,M.A. MRS. ROSEMARY KOZSDIY Dental Hygienist Rochester Dental Dispensary, D.H. MR. MAX KRENIS Science New York University, B.A., Adelphi College, M.A. MRS. ELIZABETH LAWDER Home Econornics Simmons College. BS.. New York University, M.A. MR. KENNETH LONG Driver Education Ithaca State Teachers College, B.S., Indiana University, M.S. MISS FAY MAGAN Business Boston University, B.A., M.A. MR. WILLIAM MELENDEZ Industrial Arts New York University, BS., Hofstra College, M.S. INIR. JOSEPH INIERCURIO Citizenship Education Queens College, B.A., NIS. MR. HAROLD MILLS English Albany State Teachers College, B.A., M.A. MR. THOMAS MIILLIGAN Citizenship Education Columbia University, B.A., M.A. M I SS NIARYANN OBERBACH Librarian D'Youxille. AB., Albany State Teachers College, BIA. MISS ESTER PEARLMAN Language Comell L'niversitjv, B.A., M.A. MR. MELENDEZ MR. MILLS MISS OBERBACH MR. MERCURIO MR. MULLIGAN MISS PEARLMAN . '-. in-. . , P. 4 I an s ' X I' Rf E , . t . f r ' s. c L ' 15's ..., ' 'wi 16 ...er lf' I .f .gi Q-.1 - A ., MR. PERRINE MR. RAPPORT MR. ROMANELLI MISS RAMEL DR. RITCHIE MRS. ROUSE MR. IVILLIALI PERRINE Citizenship Education St. Lawrence University, BS., Syracuse University, MS. MISS ISABELLE RAMEL Drama Albany State Teachers College, A.B., Cornell University, M.A. MR. GEORGE RAPPORT Citizenship Education Wagner College, BA.. New School for Social Research, M.A. DR. RALPH RITCHIE Music Julliard School of Music, Ed.D. Columbia University, B.A., M.A. MR. JOSEPH ROMANELLI English Brooklyn College, B.A., Co- lumbia Teachers College, M.A. MRS. BETTY ROUSE English D'Youville College, New York University, B.A., M.A. MR. KENNETH RUTLEY Alathernalics Albany State Teachers College, New York L'niversity, Hofstra College. BA., M.A. MR. NICHOLAS SABETTO Phgsiral Eduration Sprindfield Ifniversity, B.S., New York Ifniversity, M.A. MR. DAVID SCHULTZ Language Brandeis University, B.A. MR. ANGELO SCORDATO Malhemalirx Albany State Teachers College, B.A., M.A. MR. CLIFTON TATRO English SuHolk University, A.B., Uni- versity of New Hampshire, M.A. MISS ANN THEK Citizenship Education Hunter College, B.A. 17 Mr. Perrine: Right down to the present moment. Mrs. Rouse: Literature, Q77 Mr. Rutley: F or shame. Mr. Ritchie: Too bad we don't have an all boy band. Mr. Tatro: If at First you donlt succeed . . . MR. RUTLEY MR. SABETTO MR. SCHULTZ MR. SCORDATO MR. TATRO MISS THEK L., M , USE I-1 M V. ' ,, ,v v it ' ' 'K .,.'g,, .Mg ' ffl f . 4 .1 Q. gg' -A . 5 Q5 4 . 3 2 1 V 5- 2 J- MR. THOMPSON MR. WEAVER MR. TORRES MRS. WIENER MR. TROISI MR. WALTERS Mr. Troisi: And for all you guys from Brooklyn. Mr. Walters: You guys wouldn,t know it anywayf, Miss Winheim: Y algo escritof' MR. DONALD THOMPSON Language Niagara University, A.B., Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. MR. HUMBERTO TORRES Language Cornell University, M.Ed., Buenos Aires University. MR. LOUIS TROISI Science New York University, B.A., M.A. MR. CLARENCE WALTERS Mathematics University of Dayton, B.S., Ohio State, M.A. MR. RAYMOND WEAVER Guidance St. Lawrence University, B.S., Columbia University, M.A. MRS. SELMA W'IENER Science Hunter College, B.A,, Columbia University, M.A. MR. WILLIAM WILSON Citizenship Education Fordham University, B.S., Columbia Uni- versity, M.A. MISS MARGARET WINHEIM Language St. Joseph's College, B.A., Columbia Uni- versity, M.A. MR. WILSON MISS WINHEIM ll tl? . tg xwt ii lit Fri iii! . .. ... , , gi mv: W 'Ad-1 Q-W-N-af SEATED: Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Boos, Mr. Crookes, Mrs. Molnar, Mr. Ferraro. STANDING: Mr. lNIcNamee. lNIr. Ixlassie, Mr. Flecker, Mr. Finnerman. Custodial Staff SEATED: Miss Platte. STANDING: Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Schweisguth. Mrs. Dyke, Mrs. Falbo. Office Staff 1 i l 'Q Cafeteria Staff 3 Q'1ri STANDING: Mrs. Ruggi, Nlrs. Ac- cardi, Mrs. Heidt, Klrs. Rich, Mrs. r Furrer, Mrs. Vale, Mrs. Erhardt. ' 'Q . M , , ' Q ' I mf ,,,, 4 Y 5,25 5 4, If 4 L V .. y . , Q W, f f ,f f 5 ' lilll ll!!! J. L. mum '....i.. .- 6 A ' 208 210 F ww 1 BOTTOM ROW: Briskie, Bisigni, Gerstenheim, Adams, Brandt, Bailey, Beach. 2nd ROW. Anderson, Baird, Alpert, Benjamin, Adams, Bartholomew, Annaruma. 3rd ROW: Bayer Barron, Bizzoso, Antonelli. Benanti, Berman, Benesch. 4th ROW: Arbeitman. Adler. Alper Ball, Berger, Albert, Benson, Basakowski. TOP ROW: Bemhardt, Bowe, Borner, Bergman Bauer, Aimetti, Benson, Beitchman. Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: Cintino, Carstens, Brown, Brock, Brown, Bruno, Brunner. 2nd ROW: Chevalier, Constantine, Castorina, Carubia, Buttacavoli, Castracane, Carlucci. Cass. 3rd ROW: Capps, Clarke, Cohen, Caccavo, Cheli, Burns, Collins. 4th ROW: Carroll, Cook, Cirilio, Ciringioni, Carhuff, Carlow, Chaffee, Boehler. TOP ROW: Buschner, Caxrunarata, Cama, Classi, Cochran, Cotter, Connolly. ls. .. -dam 1 rl 20 17 ,V 4- BOTTOAI ROW: Elfman. Droisen. Darcy, Ebtinger, Dougherty, Cutrone. DeCamp. 2nd ROW: DiBartolomeo. Davies. DiMelF1, Cuomo, DeSorbo, Eggleton. Ellis, D'Alessio. 3rd ROW: Dicce, Donohue, Eccleston. DiGiacomo, Duhairne, Ellsworth, Danisi, Cuomo. ,- rnond. TOP ROW: Davis. Dieckmann, DiSalvo, Ellison, Eisele, Dicker, Dameron, Cus ' Curran. B1 Sophomores 13 BOTTOM ROW: Gabbrielli, Galan, Franza. Fisfher, Forrnont, Fitzgerald. 2nd ROPV: Fleischhacker. Filihertu. Fisher. Epp. Fean. Flaack. Fitzgerald. 3rd ROW: Epp, Fahey, Fink, Fitzgerald, Fredericks, Frank, Gaal. TOP ROW: Frie. Frankel, Fishman, Hessler, Fox, Fug- lister, Fernia. Q 1, , L, -,Af f U 21 2 216 BOTTOM ROW: Graziano, Getrayer, Graham, Grimm, Gallagher, Gress. 2nd ROW: Gal- ley, Getz, Geist, Gratt, Grande, Fischer, Gallagher. 3rd ROW: Garfield, Gordon, Green, Goldstein, Genald, Gelfand. TOP ROW: Goldstein, Germain, Germain, Gross, Griilin, Glab- erman. Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: Hersh, Halperin, Grossman, Zuckerman, Harshberger, Hall. Qna' ROW' Holtzman, Hewitt, Hain, Hemenway, Henry, Heitner, Henry. 3rd ROW: Hayes, Hochfelder Heidicker, Gundersen, Holt, Hoare, Hart. TOP ROW: Hille, Hoffman, Grusicin, Hanse Herr, Hartmann, Hoogland. -.. 14 dv 11 fha. BOTTOA1 ROW: Hudec. Jescher. Kane. Gabriel, Kaylin, Kalins, 2nd ROW: Jacobson Johanson. Jakala. Kazenski. Jaroby. Jackson. Jones, 3rd ROW: jantz, Kenefick, Halleran Internicola, Kendrick, Johnson. Kain. TOP ROW: Kaufman. Karlin. Kalish, Kerievsky Kalner, Keating, Jeclierowslci. Sophomores BOTTOAI ROW.' Kitchen. Lawlor. Lzimb. Lavelle, Laskcr, Leo. Kovacs. 2nd ROW: Lof, Kreshover. Kubiclze. Kutiin. Korman. Levine, Lindlaw. 3rd ROW: Koehler, Kok. Kuly- nych. Livingston. Lobell. Levine. Kincke. 4th ROW: Leele, Krinsky, King, Kerievsky, La Vine. Lingner. TOP ROW: Lipfielil. Lffnnard. Landau, Kopf, Kineke, Larsen, Kelly. BOTTOM ROW: Nlinsk, McDonald, Messina, Mann, Monaco, Maccone, McQueen. 2nd ROW: McConnell, McGowan, Micelli, Menell, Marvin, Miller, Martyniiv, Markus. 3rd ROW: Metz, Moriarty, Mirabella, Mathisen, Mansfield, Mierau, Miller, Lynch, Messmer. TOP ROW: Moller, Molloy, MCCafferty, McCann, Luby, Marks, Luchynsky, Mayland, Mackay, Marzigliano. Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: Sarsano, Sabetto, Scala, Rooney, Rooney, 2nd ROW: Saland, Ross, Rubin, Mattern, Quinn. 3rd ROW: Rooney, Sabo, Schickler, Royh, Saig, Rose. ,, , M , '24 -r XX BOTTOJI ROW: Riley. Roberts. Rissel. Rcszy, Ritgers. Pinkney. Robinson. 2nd ROW: Pitterman. Pike. Pauziner. Resnick. Rogers. Purisch. Polsky. Proce. 3rd ROW: Roberts, Pinto. Raskin. Plank. Ptipplo. Hopkins. Rommel, Reed. Riesz. TOP ROW: Jones. Riess, Priestiey.Reinh3rC1. Richman. Rizk. Porfidio. Reed. Reineke. Rizzo. Sophomores BOTTOLI ROW. Oser. Pcarsall. Olivetti. Oberhofer. Ofshe. Normandin, OiSh3UghDCSSy' 2nd ROIV: fxforrissfy, Pcterkin. Muller. O'C0nn6r. Pzrstore. Otto. Pcrinc-y, Olliver. 3rd ROW Renh. Piiier, Nowak, Novifl-:. Piner. Pelle'-grini. Pappas. Kfulludy. TOP ROW: Nicchia, Niorris Mall. Perrifone. Pertifaro. Muller. Nussbaum. Munno. Perullo. C7 'T 25 N. KW 1 6 08 BOTTOM ROW: Shaw, Shoppe, Singer, Schroeder, Sitts, Stiebler. 2nd ROW: Silber, Swezey, Swaduck, Sheerin, Schintzner, Singer. 3rd ROW: Edward, Stern, Steinmetz, Stolowitz, Thomas, Schwab. TOP ROW: Simendinger, Shields, Segerdahl, McLaren, Stroltz, Sozzi. Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: von Freymann, Travant, Theiler, Vario, Van Loon. 2nd ROW: Tomas- zewski, Uman, Toland, Vagel, Trama. 3rd ROW: Termotto, Tanembaum, Trayer, Terebelski, Y Tricarico. TOP ROW: Tomlinson, Vooris, Vitale, Tarin, Taylor, Thier. X NA Y SSN 26 . 1 w :filly L BOTTOA! ROW: Worzl, Waswo, Ynnkow. Yanover, Yanofsky, Wnnser. 2nd ROW: Wleis NVallacl'1. Weiss. Wexler. Weitzenfeld. 3rd ROW: Walker, YVestCn'clt. YN':1lch. Waskowiak, 1 XN'itte. TOP ROW: Vlnchester. Walther. Werner. Winters. Sop homores - uniors BOTTOLI ROIVJ Becl-1, Brfit. .-Xlgfuirfz Dr-Lurfa. Arnbrozy. Bidclclctomb. .'xII1bfE'Cl'lt. Qnd ROW: Albiston: Altner. .-Xtwcll. Alongfz Anselmo. Ajcllo. Adler. Alkin. 3rd ROW: Bonanno Balz, Abraharnsen, Baltzer, Bosher, Bitxing. Amfs. Bicderrnzm. TOP ROW: Dennis, Brunton Burke, Breuninger. Blake. Berger. Bomb, Bromley. 'Sul' 20 f 318 27 324 4 320 fb if 144V BOTTOAI ROW: Brusa, Carabello, Caputo. Caroon, Cassellia, Bruno, Castano. 2nd ROW: Campiglia, Cristensen, Burke, Camier, Campion, Campbell. 3ra' ROW: Brown, Campiglia, Carninitti, Brown, Cetto, Cholclen. TOP ROW: Carston, Christ, Cassese, Carioscia, Chris- tiansen. uniors BOTTOM ROW: Del Mage, De Nicola, Curry, Del Verchio, Crovella, De Nicola. 2nd ROW: Connelly, Cuomo, Cohen, Costello, Corbin, Defuss. 31d ROW: Davy, De Martin, Cooper, Daimus, Dillman. TOP ROW: Cook, De Lucca, Conhain, Cirillo, Dalen, Curatolo. fn- Ifuwix'-F iflffa b BOTTOLI ROW: Edwards. Fried, Felcheck, Ehrenprfis, Fishman. Fedynak. 2nd ROW Dolling, Formonr, Fuglister. Elsner, Forrest, Finkelson, Friedlander. 3rd ROW: Fields, Ells worth. Galuccio. Dobson. Gabriel, Furrer, Fildermnn. TOP ROW: Diskin. Feld, Friedrich Forberger, Dyke. uniors BOTTOA1 ROll',' Grelner. Gilmer. Ggirrow, Gnrqnno, Hammer. 2nd ROIVJ Gordon, Grai- bus, Greenberg. Glazier, Girardo. Grody, 3rd ROIV: Balunis, Gilbert, Gutrnan, Goldberg Haase. TOP ROW: Gianfranresco. Grimm, Goldman, Gordon. 4 ski' K, , , fig' fi . is I' ,Q . l -.. W4 sl- ? f5fL: ' BOTTOM ROW: Heinrich, Henrich, Herzog, Hartford, Hoffman, Herrmann. 2nd ROW: Her- man, Hanscom, Jackson, Hoehberg, Herrera. 3rd ROW: Hornstein, Kateher, Hansen, Hubert, Huke, Hedrick. TOP ROW: McLaren, Kalninski, Hornstein, Hulse, Hartner. uniors BOTTOM ROW: Kunzcr, Lafferty, Koph, Kingman, Kern. 2nd ROW: Kennedy, Larson, Kruse, Kunneeke. 31d ROW: Klein, Kolber, Kaufman, Knox, Kelton, Kechejian. TOP ROW: Kliegerman, Klein, Klein, Krieg, Kowalezuk. 321 2 Q.. KG , 30 AQQPGQ 1 AM! 1 1' 122241. X BOTTOAI ROIV: Harden Manuel Mclnren Maywild Merritt 2nd ROW' Lerrnan Marquise. Klarguardt. Matthews. Lingner. 3rd ROIV: Meiselbach. Liehegott. Levine, Mag E. C. A. nuison, TOP ROW: Meiselbach. Trayer. llI1101' S BOTTOJI ROIV: Padgett. Peshkin, Noble, Mullady, Niclns, lNIOngin, Pearl. 2nd ROW. Oeuing. Perlrnuzrer. Petennan. Moriariry Ogle. Parisse, Muller, Ollzinf Oster. Nuuslnzaum. Nietman. Nicolini. 3rd ROlV: Nelson fxlyrus. Mullen, Paeilio, Mulligan, TOP ROW: Bioskowitz, Nallck Peters, Olsen. QXZY .7 ' ,fx ,f ' Zf72fl'7', ,V ff, J ff, 15,17 Z f mf, 'fwfr , , 1 mv , V ,gif ff f., . f ff 'ff 3, ff , I f ff Wff 1,45 .1425 71 ,qvgizfwg M1525 31 E. C. B. W. C. A. 4 . .1 ji BOTTOM ROW: Pugliese, Racenis, Roberts, Priger. Re, Robert. Rambo. 2nd ROW Roper, Rothlein, Redmond. Powell, Ringel, Randell, Quinn. 3rd ROIV: Robins, Rubin Rappaport, Rappaport, Posner, Poppel, Powers. TOP ROW: Ritterbusch, Pollack,iRalston Piner, Pratesi, Rogers, Roche, uniors BOTTOM ROW: Russo, Schelling, Schwartz, Rubin, Savoia. Schwalb. Scheuch. 2nd ROW: Sarnzilin, Sfhweinsbcrgcr, Segretto, Sfott, Scollo, Schneider. 3rd ROW: Scala. Sar- sano, Sederbaum, Ruskin, Sherpich, Schelling. TOP ROW: Severnair, Rugg, See. Schultz. Sciandra, Schweisguth. QS' 32 E X Mm U .,,,,. 1 M gg X , N 1 Q TOP ROW: Stciriik. Sifilifmo. Tcrreson, Storjohnrm, Tormcy, Struhcl. Qnd ROW: Strand. Thogerson. Strano. Thompson. Southern. Shvldon. 3111 ROW: Steinberg. Tonkinson. Stimicr. Stafast, Silverman. BACK ROW: Simindinger, Smith, Smith, Trilcsnick, Triolo. Tzwxtvy. uniors FRONT ROIV: Viglifltta. Vffmrott. YN'0jfiGfh0wski, Vinrigticrra. Tuttlc, XVCihlC, W'illiLims. 2nd ROW: Zachmarm. Viziutta. Ylzttofc. X'Zt1f'I'1IiYlf'. Zalr-ski. Ifrd ROW: Vlztcanvirk. XVIIQDLI' T7 W.C.B Zolot, YN'eir1stein. White. Weiss. BA Ch' ROW: X'.1flIJf'1'lO1'SkC', Wc-ber, Wupper, Witte, Wt-itzingm W . C, C, Wolf. ' w- W jffjzfy yz Q 55? , i R ft f I , 33 sf X, KX, 1960 c and Drama l Peptones vocalize Twirling stars ,rs Seven Little Girls and two boys lull? 5 qw IV' wsuw. Randall sings Pop , fl .Q i if S' X , Barber shop quartet hamlonize Concert I 1 i sg E Ficco on clarine 2 . 2 t ,gf 3 i i Jw 'FS' ' I - .,,., ,,,- -V H4- X i ' , A 1-, 1- .x Pirettes perform to Oh You Beautiful Dull N1 Dixieland band in nftion 37 FRONT ROW: Davy, Dalton, Reichman, 2nd ROW: Hoch- BACK ROW: Rambo, Di Bartolomeo, Weisskofl, Pearl berg, Cohen, Grimm, Nausbaum, Belkin, Henry. 3rd ROW! Friedlander, Schlosser, Matthews, Schweisguth, Potter. Hammer, Scher, Baskin, Eisenstein, Orenstein, Sivin, Levy, 0 :uw ' WU f 'icuii OFlC6fS.' Davy, Program Chairmang Reichman, Presidentg Hochbcrg, Vive Pravidentg Dalton, Secretary. 38 441 s 1 Advisor: Miss Ramel 1 the tx, r 'nt' 'ff l SAY, DARLINGH 3 ll, Ulf rX,,.JlI Dalton, Cowan, Sivin, Hansen. Skull and Bones Mepham's Thespians of Skull and Bones under the direction of Miss lsahelle C. Ramel, whether paint- ing a staircase in the dingy sand room, setting up flats on the stage, hunting for props or rnemonzing lines, have contributed two major productions and a G.O. drive play this year. An uproar of laughter filled our auditorium as the curtain was opened for the G.O. play. A dictator of an Hunhappy landi' was found searching for the secret of happiness at Meepam'l High School. His two spies uncovered the secret, a G.O. card. How I spent my sumnicrf' This was the theme of Marshall Yartllt-y's composition in the laugh-filled cornc-dy, Your l'lYt'l'y XN'isl1 by Clilliord Goldsmith. 'lihe successful Skull and liones senior play about the families who traded their children will long he re- rnernlir,-red. Perhaps this year will hc-st be remembered for the great new undertaking of the comedy with music, Say, Darling. Assisted hy the orclicstrti, Skull and Bones memhers pitched in with great enthusiasm to make this production the huge success it was. 39 The curtain rises. CAST: Baskin, Burnam Wicksg Sivin, Marshall Yardleyg Schlosser, Fred Cren- shawg Orenstein, Taxi Driverg Schwartz, Steven Duncang Reichrnan, John Smithg Scher, Wally Wicksg Henry, Mabel Crenshawg Hochberg, Kitty Yardleyg Fleming Emma Srnithg Cohen, Jinny Wicks. Senior Play Your Every Wish The time of decision. Encore! f v i lla s QQ 99 ., .n -Jinpxacixr inf? 6.9 -vpn.. ' -- . -4 A 1' . r. .Q .lt x .r v 1 im .. ., S .qt . ' ' Pep Club makes debut at pep rally. Le Mepham Plus I 'H 5 s 4' 'ds V, U si. ' , QSSQXRLX K . 1 , . ,Z ve f : f , 1 . A , .. , I l V p-.1 Miss Arnold Constable Contest. Contestants are: Cohen, French, Hoch- berg, Kresky, Mitchell, and Brandon. Cohen was the winner. Wm '1 ,i 9 xi f f ! wvgf 5 , i . 'fi A 7 ini, 2 t A v x J A K X I ll X? N X .M Y, J ' Q I, A Q 4' 5 N Career Day. Gamesnight sponsored by the Coaches Club for juniors and seniors. 41 The A Cappella Choir sings at KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. University of Pittsburgh de- Cooking and Catering at Adult bates against University of Ver- Evening Program, mont. MWMWW . Y :S 'n W n ' 17 4 ' XQLCQ ' 'W' if ef X V ,rgkigyjfff , . x 4 'V Q 2 . f.. V1 . , ,typ . W, , wife! ' ffm, . ' 'f?f 1'7,Wf 'ililzgf-.lzf 1:22442 ' .. f i1 f I, , I gg ,,', ,, , Q ,g,H,ry,.f,f1g.3,'.4vfw 4 ' ,1 .fvqW?f4f. f 1,1 ' . Q . f . .1 wwf' . rv -fl' . ff,. .. . ,mv-1.-.-.-6' .- .ff f f , ,.., we af f ' pf. ft , .,, 4 f , A,.,,, ,if-, i L , f f -:fr ' . I ,wg Advisor: Dr. Ritchie There is never a dull moment downstairs in the band room. From early morning section rehearsals, until the late afternoon individual practice sessions, the band room is alive with the sound of music. Throughout the football season, the band sparked half-time at the foot- ball games with its precision marching and intricate formations. The snows of winter brought the band back inside the school where its services were offered at pep rallies, assemblies, and Career Day. The high- light of the winter season was the outstanding Winter Band and Orchestra Concert. Spring fever did not have a chance to slow down the speedy pace of the band. Each member worked diligently for the music events which lay ahead - the spring concert, the Spring Arts Festival, the Pop Concert and the Skull and Bones presentation of Say, Darling. Attired in new uniforms, the band stepped out in hne form in many local parades. The final ap- pearance of the band will be at graduation, at which time it will lend dignity to the ceremony. Under the baton of Dr. Ralph Ritchie, the band has certainly made noteworthy contributions to both the school and the community. FRONT: Grebinar. STANDING: Otto, Erhardt, Hoffman, Fishman. ww la Orig ' , ff' 5 t ' jfs? , P t ,P W . i it V All H. 1. . l .. 439 . f ' 11 'X' Q' , j -JYLQ, 4225 1 it uf T a V.: 5 f A 3 . if L .rt lik' l 1 . i Qui 5 f' . . 3. E '5 3 , s i E . ft S Band ,fix x.,,,a A -- ff,. ,f if 2 , .,-Milf. FRONT ROW: Bfaylzind, Lazar. Ehrenpreis. Erhardt. Cot- Carubia, Himmelshach, Steele, Hanscom, Triolo, Harten- greave. Ficco. Oser. Waswo, Finkelson. Grebinar. Jacoby. stein. Gottlieb. -ith ROW: Hansen, Heinsohn, Nussbaum, Atkinson. 2nd ROIVJ Dr, Ritchie, XN'6ilZCT1fCid. TCYCTJGIA Chcli, Ruskin. Lzuiibert. Svhlosser, Bergman, Wolf, Ton- ski, Lamb, Cass, Handler. Weinert. Otto. Greenberg. Sil- kinson. BACK ROHY- Perry, Forte, XVeisskoFf, Livingston ber. Schneider. Schweisguth. Keliner. Stunt, Fishman. Orcnstein.Boulanqer.Rlauriello. Stinner. 3rd ROW: Reineke. Benanti. Russen, Cherney. i GREBINAR 5 ,gi ff' Bovlo ff' 7 gi?-fi im f'ffff4'5.k4f'33 Q. 4. f ' Q.,-h if 1' V E35 STA.N'DI.NfC: Perry, Band Alanagerf Ceeininar, A 9 X4 f,., ,D Drum Alajorelleg Iiovlo. liancl Cuplrzzng Stinncx' ' ' LK Drum Alajor. X., Q 4 a 511 'Up-.J WMM! mil my FRONT ROW: Proce, Hankin, Ebtinger, Tonon, Cowan Rambo, Gnlurrio, Terrcson, Nagie. 2nd ROW: Martin, Al- tamore, Daber, Wojfiechowski, Scheufh, Abruzzo, Miellie, Beckley, Segretto. 3rd ROW: Wenz, Buttacavoli, Del Vec- chio, Randall, Fields, Foster, Roberts, Hermann, Burke McLaren. BACK ROW: Thompson, Camier, Del Mage Gallivan, Campion, Schwarz, Stone, Potter, Gangel, XVa5wo Ojficers: Rambo, Robe Chairmang Potter, Vice Presidentg Calandrillo, Presidentj Gal- livan, Librariang Dabcr, Secretary. FRONT ROW: Sederbaum. YVestervelt, Horacek. Peters, Armstrong, Caporusso. Gorychi. BACK ROW: Reinhard, Weinstein, Poppel, Albert, Sabo. 2nd ROW: Kane. Perri- Hoogland, Pupplo, Belkin, Hansen, Fisher, O'Donncll, cone, Classi, DeSalvo, Heidicker, Mancuso. Plank, 3rd Minarcik, Johnson. ROW.' Weiss, Dalen, Di Bartholomeo, See. Calandrillo. A Cappella Choir The year gone by for the Mfepham High School A Cappella Choir was as diverted as it was busy. lVhether lending a touch of dignity and solemnity to our National Honor Society Induction, singing a sacred Christmas Carol, or joining in a rousing patriotic song, the A Cappella Choir provided us with a well-diversified and well-numbered list of programs. Christmas was one of the busier seasons for the Choir, Besides giving Mr. H. Walton Alderfer, Director two outstanding Christmas Concerts before standing room only audi- '- ences, the Choir participated in the Freeport Elks' Club Memorial rf: in Service. It also sang for the New York City Christmas shoppers in the ,Wm KLM Airlines Building on Fifth Avenue. The annual spring Choir Production was marked by a tour of folk songs of foreign lands as well as a tour of American folk songs, show tunes, and patriotic songs. Climaxing a highly successful year, the Choir journeyed to Eastern Long Island for several appearances at local high schools. Under the able direction of Mr. H. Walton Alderfer, the Choir rose to new heights this year. We can be justly proud of the performances given by our A Cappella Choir over the years. 45 FRONT ROW: French, Edwards, Dougherty, Finkle- son, Jacoby, Weiss, Atkinson, Grebinar, Bruno, Frankel, Buckley. 2nd ROW: Bruy, Mauriello, Kunzer, Hoffman, Erhardt, Ehrenpreis, Ficco, Gotgreave, Schweisguth, Witte, Schlosser, Heinsohn, Lambert, Fleishhecker, Ruhmond, King, DeGamp, BACK ROW: Livingston, Weisskoff, Har- tenstein, Gottlieb, Stinner, Steele, Himmelsbach, Stunt. Brenanti, Cherney, Russen, Carubia, Nussbaum, Talesnick, Perry. Mepham's school orchestra, whose excellent performance at the Christmas Con- cert and Band and Orchestra Concert cannot be overlooked, has a membership Orchestra ahead. of forty musicians, Dr. Ritchie, director of this group, feels that its members have shown both talent and interest in the musical Held, and have a bright future Our Girls, Chorus has repeatedly given many fine singing performances at school Chorus functions and holiday pageants. Comprised of approximately forty girls, the Chorus is directed by Mr. Alderfer and works closely with the A Cappella Choir in making our music department what it is today. FRONT ROW.' Ofshe, Minsk, Scalzo, Metz, Kitchen, Hall, Worzell, Galiger, Fisher, Fili- Bartholomeo, Rosen, berto, Monaco, Gass, Mr. Alderfer. 2nd ROW: Kien, Lang- don, Okin, Kisling, Nekki, Maywald, Lipfield, Zaffer, Hain, Cumau, Riley, Henrey. 3rd ROW: Flan, Ball, Chapman, Muller, Peterkin, Gentino, Mann, Geist, Jones, Chavalier, Anderson, Khresover, Schwartz, Sheldon, Shaw, McQueen, Alonge, Slovski, Kylynich, Cesta. BACK ROIV: Getrear, Hochhauser. Hemmingway, Dalessio, Ollivier, Lenard, Yankov, Wayne, Galligcr, Ajello, Ambrect, lvfac- cone, Graziano, Perrine, Schweisberger, Re, Graham. 5 . ' . 0 ?-tv is ,I it Y S B A . . A., 3 3 . . S . 1 . . at : , .. Q 6 N., . ill FRONT ROW: Cazzaza. YVriQht, Lang, Brun, Himmelshach. Mnuriello Hertlmq Oumn Fico. Greenspan. B.-ICK ROW: Olsen, Russcn, Blum. Berlo, Caruhia, Pctry Goldburq Helar son. Chowdar. Auror. Forrest. Pollack. One of the organizations composed of members representing both lXIcpham and Calhoun is the Jolly Rogers. This expert group of musicizms has continually illustrated its excellence at various school dances and concerts. Ahly lt-d hy Mr. George Pritchard. this years group is one of which we are 1-xtrcint-ly proud. This year the Mepharn Pirettes. lznoxm for tht-ir high-stepping dance perform- ers at Nfepham football games and Pop Cloncr-rts. ac'hit'x't-cl success under the direction of Kliss Ganley and the slzillful choreography of Betty Ann Gttllivan. The thirty girls worked diligently during morning and after school practices to per- fect their precision routines. FRONT ROW: Bliflili. Profs. Thomson. Mullffr, Red:-t Helrns.Lotto,Ba1lu Iloolttr Niafcr BACK ROW Brown mond, Steinmetz. Brandon. Gleason, Galutcio. Muller, Iac- Bonanno. Berry Willitms Meess Gallivzm Ajello Curry Cio. 2nd ROW: Guest, Grody, Kingman, Procc, Faggioni, G:rngel,Nicman 'H-... 7 ff: 'fkef P f ,,,,.f J I w - 5 '41 iw f lf, ,1-L39 by ' ,vw W' fitgrxsx Egg 1 xcvazgz r ., 'A' , 255 ,Rx N , 1 ' fi x . ' X- I-W N-Q , :lf gqfwiaegxwrr xl F - A. 'A , ,... .... , x Qi.. Q P Q I : si : YQ ffl 2 'T G fi ' yi XR ERN , .iii A XX . Ax , My X Y 5 by Xp. QwixrXf W Ng, xx X X s Q! y z ' 'A 'f M ef' ff' 960 s and Activities Q mf L e I Q X Y ,N 9- ? + A . 9 A r X X V K C 1 I ' f ' A s 5 2 e v 1 I 1 , V I A l fuft ,H Q, W ' Old Oficers: Schlosser, Tfeasurerg New Olivers: Rossomano, Vice Altamore, Secretaryg Weisskoff, President, Calandrillo, Presidentg 7 V AVV' ' ' Presidentg Gottlieb, Vice President. Kresky, Secretary. ' f 'Q' W ,y fl. l wa, J ' y -..W y Honor SOCIETY ,W r---H-7 Twice each year, in December and again in May, Mepham's chapter of the National Honor Society holds its induction of new members. -4 Election into Honor Society is the highest honor that can be attained by , f , fm a Mepham student, for it signifies the attaining of excellence in each of the Honor Soc1ety's four folds. Admm: To qualify for membership in the National Honor Society, one must MiSSHa1laday meet the requirements of scholarship, one must show a distinguished record of service to school and community, one must demonstrate evi- dence of leadership, and one must be of sound character. At the time of the induction, the four precepts of the Honor Society are fully explained. The names of the new members are then read by Mr. Tennant in a simple, yet moving ceremony. SEATED: Tax, Rossomano, jablow, Altamore, Wcisskofi, Baumann, Orenstein, Hochberg, Christiansen. Speranza, Gottlieb, Schlosser, Goldberg, Maier, Mitchell. STAND- Kresky, Bayer, French, Wenisch, Amelingmeier. Droisen, Pal- ING: Slonizn, Dalton, Molyneux, Schwartz, Carroll, Gal- ladino. X livan, Galandrillo, Gherney, Mayland, Verbeeck, Sivin 9 4F33Vi4!vEn Z' 4 .9Q7 Q9 FRONT ROIV: Sotharl. Haase, Kingman. Adams. 2nd ROW: Cotgreave. Bruy. Potter. Bayer. Carroll. Kresky, Hoffman. 3rd ROW: XYenisch. Grebinar. Jablow, Camp- bell. .-Xltamore. Rossomano. Brock. Skaler. Greenberg, Flack. Sarantino. Otto. DiGiacomo. Ehtinger. BACK ROW: Schwcisguth. Ehrcnpris. Port, Ricse. Dennis. Lol. McLaren, Hubert. :xlJl'LlIllSOIl. Leo. Ruskin. Vcxler. Nussbaum. Ruf- fini. Campion. Pollack. Helms. House of Representatives Mepham's student council. the House of Representatives. consid- ered many new proposals for this school year. Under the able guid- ance of fwlr. Weaver, and beaded by Speaker of the House. llavicl Bayer, the House was divided into eight committt-cs: finance. rou- tines, publicity, arrangemfznts, social affairs. general welfare, gt-nt-ral duties, and general procedures. Many accomplishments can be accredited to the House of Repre- sentatives. Among these were the establishing of the Mephtun High School Debating Club and the publicizing of all school activities. such as all athletic events and the sale of G.O. Cards. Also high on the list of the Houses accomplishments was the establishment of a school mascot. The House of 'Representatives deseiwts a ut-ll-eamcd salute from all Mepham students. Officers: Potter, Secretary Bayer, Chairmenx SEATED: Grebinar. Speakerg Kresky, Parlz'amentarian,' Srghweisguth. .S'T.4.N'DI.N'C: Wen- Carroll, Attendance Ojicer. isch, Dennis. Jahlow. 33 -.4 wc ll 51 -pol -1 1 Zta..- ..., .c T W X V I N: A drimr: Mr. Weaver .26 ' 1 - -P vi 3,41 t' I Lai i 1,4 ...ts , L if I' Z 5 Ojicers: SEATED: lieb, Ruskin. N ' we X. sm .xi ,ANN , : 9 X suv X X sv w s s wg, 5.3. X XX X iffy Nf,5g.x .M1 t Ms NX.. Qs f QYXNN 15:2 ' f 536' A14 'WW' SEATED: Steinberg, Orenstein, Weitzenfeld, Cherney, Leo, Kerievsky, Hansen, Peters, Posner, Feld, Calandrillo, Caporusso, Poppel. STANDING: Lambert, Sivin, Bayer, b Gtt1'eb S eranza, Ruskin, Weiss- Furrer, Dennis, Abramson, Devereaux, Heim erg, 0 1 , p koff, Fuglister, Stinner, Nussbaum. Advisor: Mr. Coby Heimberg, Speranza. STANDING: Weisskoff, Gott- ,im MW 52 Key Club Upholding a long-standing high rep- utation is a very dilhcult thing to do. This year's Key Club has very admir- ably lived up to this fine record. The club's advisor, lNIr. Coby, has worked very hard with the groups leaders. or- ganizing drives to collect money for many worthy Causes. The Key Club also collected money for the Mepham Dads' Club Scholarship Fund. At many of the school functions Key Club members can be found checking coats and serving refreshments. The boys also sponsor the annual Key Club Dance. The group is very active in community alqairs. ' The Key Club is especially proud of one of its members. This member is Richard Weisskoff, who was elected New York District Secretary. SEATED: Kresky. Verbeeck. YX'enisch. Fleming. STANDING: Pnlladino, Albertson. Regan, Zeller. Adler. Thorgenson. Eisen, DeFreitas, Hoffman, Strojanhan, M-itchell, Campbell, Brandon, Chapin, Martin, Brook. Costello, Oster. 1 ii Asiisscfipe. xl ' i rv, jg. 14 if I , lj 2' f V.,. ,f I.. . . V . Putting books away, dusting them, filing magazines and cards - these are but a few of the many tasks perforrned by the girls in the Library Club. These girls, chosen on the basis of scholar- ship and the aptitude they displayed during their six-week apprenticeship in their sophomore year, are vital to our libraryns efficiency and pleasant- ness. Each girl is required to work six hours a week and when she accumu- lates 200 hours she is awarded the coveted silver key. Also, this was the first year Library Club members were awarded their well-deserved Varsity M's. Another addition to the library this year was Miss Cope. With Mrs. Ober- bach, Miss Cope, and the 22 library members, no one is ever neglected upon entering the library. Offers: SEATED: Verbeeck, Krcsky. STANDING: Wenisch, Fleming. . ,422 ly A y L- ,ft ,.,. , ,. 4 iii t if Evelyn Jablow Editor-in-Chief ,fi Sandy Grebinar Aft and Layout Editor ,fun Al? Lmda Chxpkm Typing Editor John Calandnllo Q1 Art and Layout Editor Joe Lambert Literary Editor f? Aff' rw-q an Mr. Peter Deland A dvixor Nancy Levine Bul'inel',v Editor X Earn-:N xl nnmal 314111 5 Ellen Holtzmzm N' .iv . . Q., Blurb Editor I! A. CI hiarvin Gottlieb, Aff! Pirture Editory: Ronnie Mazer. Affjf Literary Erlitorg Eileen Slonim Ass!! Sales Ediforg Evelyn jablow. Editor in Chiefg Arlene Eisen, Arif Blurb Edilorg Eric Sivin A557 Aclivity Pirture Editor. Mid! In Pldure Treasure Chest As is evident from the book you have in front ol you that the TREASURE CHEST is one of the major productions of the school year. This year's edition was started in April. 1959. and wasnt completed until a short time ago. Our edi- tors and workers are very proud of the job they have done. Our editor-in-chief is Evelyn Jahlow. She has been tireless in completing her duties, and competent in handling them, Evelyn is a girl with many extra-curricular activities and yet she has always had time to perform her duties as editor-in-chief. The yearbook, however. takes many jobs to be complete. There must be special planning concerning the cover, literary section. hlurhs, senior pictures, photo- graphs, and statistics. It is imperative that all these jobs he well done in order to have an interesting edition. VVe, as TREASURE CHEST editors. hope you enjoy your yearbook. We not only hope that it is satisfactory now, but wr- hope that through the years it will be a reminder of your life at Mepham. Helene Kolher Typing Editor r' if Ai ,, ,A , Ed Campanella Photography 55 M 1'. f X Zac, f 1 f-,fr f f f Ronnie Cullman Sut Hothlut Sales Editor In ture I-'lllflll Fred Schwartz Editor-in-chief Carol Ann Rossomano Assistant Editor-in-Chief Mr. Clifton Tatro Advisor Buccaneer Under the auspices of Mr. Clifton Tatro, in his second year as advisor, our school newspaper, The Buccaneer, rose to new heights. WVe all see the finished Buccaneer twice a month, but many of us are unaware of how the l'Buc', comes to be printed. After the assignments are given out by the individual editors, and the articles are typed up, they are sent to the printers where preliminary copies are printed. These are sent back to the 'gBuc where the arduous task of proof- reading begins. The articles are now taken to the Mepham print shop where the Buccaneer comes to you hot off the presses. Diane Droisen Eric Sivin Judy Tax Marvin Gottlieb News Editor Copy Editor Girls' Sports Editor Business Manager Richard Weisskoff Ronnie Mazer Edward Campanella Arlene Eisen Sports Editor Typing Editor Photographer Feature Editor ' x fi ' f M., 1 X. ...Jimi nt.. K.. Ist LINE: Wallace, Vonlireymann, Himmelsbarh. Sivin Perry, Gottlieb. Hochberg. Cherney. Verbeeck. Campion Heinsohn, Gallivan, Ellig. 2nd LINE: Bauman, Russen Weisskoif, Schlosser, Mauriello, Lambert, Ruskin, Abish Steinberg, Potter, Tonkinson, Christiansen. 31d LINE? Pann, Kresky. Calandrillo, Sederbaum. Lobel. Rothbart Strodt. 4th LINE: Amelingmeier, Lotto, Stone, Hunter. There are many fields of activity and sports open to Mepham students. In our school system, skill and hard work are rewarded in each Field by the presen- tation of a school letter. The Varsity HMM signifies top achievement in a student,s special sport or ac- tivity. It is necessary to have a method to show outsiders 51h LINE: Robert, Cotgreave, jablow, Ficco, Wolf, Pop- pel, Schwartz, 6th LINE: Palladino, Rambo, Grebinar, French, Slonim, Altamore, Mazer, Erhardt, Bruy, Buck- ely, Dalton, Millman. 7th LINE: Greenberg, Rossomano, Cowan. Droisen. Mitchell, Kingman, Goldberg, Molyneux Wenisch. Edwards. Schweisguth, Busch, Hirshorn. a and Mephamites alike the many various activities, and The Varsity Mn Banquet is used for this pur- pose. The Banquet this year, as every year, was a combination of a dinner and an illustrative show de- scribing the school's extracurricular work. The Varsity Ml, will continue to be a symbol of excellence in Mepham High School activities. Varsity M FRONT ROW: Ringel, Lambert, Baumann, Schop, Sabo, Cherney. BACK ROW: Mr. Bergamini, Christiansen, Simon, Schlosser, Bauer, Gross, Kaufman, Walch, Herman, Beckman, Burke. SEATED: Mr. Long, Christiansen, Miller. STANDING: Westbrook, Kane, Wallace, Hensler, Schwartz, Caporuso. Mepham always tried to ,produce a good, all aro1,i'ncl icitizen by keeping with the latestffimmyatiqnfs. Proof statement, lies ,iinfthe formation of Mephaqrfs newest activities. This Hi+FiiClub.i if abreast of this one of is the The group activities include two entirely different types of meetings. The first type of meeting, organiied by William Wallace, the club president, is a listening session. In this meeting, all the members bring in rec- ords and tape recordings and listen to the latest in stereo and hi-H. The second type of meeting, in which the club advisor, Mr. Long, plays a large role, is devoted to learning about the sci- entific side to hi-fi. At this meeting, the various aspects of different retypes and equipment are discussed and often criticized. There seems to be a great future ahead for this new Mepham activity. This has been one of the most construc- tive years for a very diligent Mepham or- ganization, the Science Club. The club is one which greatly aids the many students interested in biology, physics, or chemistry. Each member gets a chance to construct a project of his own and present it to the club during a meeting, Also, the Science Club is often the method through which students learn of and participate in vari- ous opportunities for scholarships, includ- ing the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. The Club is noted for the fact that it takes several trips during each year to science institutes. There has been a new plan in the Sci- ence Club this year to have more joint projects. The Club was divided into sev- eral groups and worked on their group projects with science teachers. This plan has proved very helpful and will probably be used in the coming years. Science Club Hi-Fi Club is - XXV, .1 , gg, XX 1 Kfskfawb H----...Qwm VM SEATED: Sederbaum. Schwartz. Bertuglia. Parisse. STANDING: Mr. Coby, Stillwell. Kaufman, Klein. P. A. Club Audio-Visual The Audio Visual Squad, although rel- atively unknown to Mepham students, plays an important part in Mepham ac- tivities. An important facet of the foot- ball teamis strategy for the coming game is to review the Elms of the previous week,s games. It is the duty of the Audio Visual Squad to take these highly important films. The Audio Visual Squad also is in charge of all projection equipment in the auditorium programs and the individ- ual classroom films. Under the able direc- tion of Mr. Fite, the Audio Visual Squad has rendered invaluable services to Mepham High School this year. One of the most heard from Mepham ac- tivities is the P.A. Club. The members of this club are heard at all Mepham home games. They are the announcers at the foot- ball and basketball games. At wrestling tournaments and track meets the boys can also be heard. Their other official job is keeping the scoreboard. This year's group of announcers included Al Parisse, Fred Schwartz, Steve Bertuglia, Warren Stillwell, Henry Klein, Eric Sivin, Art Sederbaum and Richie Kaufman. The boys were ably led by their advisor, Mr. Coby. who helped them learn about the art of announcing. The group did a very com- mendable job of announcing throughout the year. STANDING: Heidicker, Stillwcll, Roth, Gabriel. I if Graf, ee -tit , I x8 gms FRONT ROW: Berry, Kresky, Vinciguerra, Horning, Corrie, Gradin. 2nd ROW: Port Chipkin, Leinwohl, Pann, Leibbrand, Verbeeck, Schwartz, Jablow, Martin, Holtzman, Levine 3rd ROW: Mazer, Lambert, Del Giudice, Eisen, Katz, Hochberg, Altamore, Amelingmeier Tax, Erhardt, Brown, Palladino, DeFreitas, Chapman, Jasser. 4th ROW: Rothbart Cherney, Leo, Spelman, Kohn. Advisor: Mr. Mulligan ogzfmf SEATEL1- verbeeck, schwam. STANDING: Alta- International Relations Club The paramount aim of the International Re- lations Club is the promotion of better under- standing among all men. In our modern world with its fears and tensions, it is essential that all future citizens know about and understand the problems faced by our neighbors as well as to know their cultural background. During the course of the school term the club meets monthly. Each member joins one of the WW many committees delving into the different areas of foreign affairs of today, This year the I.R.C. has been ably guided by Mr. Thomas Mulligan who has done a splendid job in the direction of the club. more, Amelingmeier, Leibbrand. .7 Waters, Hartenstein, Schlosser, Sivin, Gottlieb, French, Hirschorn, Levy, Christiansen, AJ ni' 1 First. Take Attendance. 1 Among the many sought-.il'ter Clubs of Mephani can be found A branch of the Future Teachers of America. During the year 1959-1960. this club has been greatly furthfgred through very Capable leaders. These XNOI'lifJI'9 lxcwe devoted much of their time in developing a teaching progrrini and can he found ex ery other Klondtiy engrossed in hard work. This club is :lie guiding' light for the teachers of tomorrow. Through :1 highly iritenvstingj and diversified program.. zzoriy' of tin' phases of teaching are brought to the s'.Ld I'i1 body. FT..-X. has acted as an ir.s:r1iruffnt of lgnowl- edge and encouraqeznfnz to rrizlrpx. SEATED: Beckman. Port. Katz, Aitirriore. Man-r. Porter. Layton. Pann, Grehinar. Chgiprrugm, 2nd HOU' lj-.'XHlf'llU. Adler, Jahlow, Tax. Horowitz. Holtzrnzln. jaseer. llrlrrfi tas, fwlartin. Zeller. Falkowitz, Yinfiguerra. Goldberg I f f Wim f+,f,,ff 4 f,,flWfwfw- 1 f ' ,' W. M7 ww W -' ' 'cfr453fi1c,, M ff, w,5ZZZ?5i, ' 2 ' f ,, , ,,,., My . . 4, , Zy ,. .V . W .V , rf 1,5 ,WK Ojicert: SEATEDQ Mnzer. Potter. ST,-l.YDI.VG.' DeFreitas, Zeller. Future Teachers of America Hotlthnusv-r. lloruinq. filmpiti. Erhiirdt, Kresky, BACK RHIV: .-Xruelingtut-ier, Resnick, Dcsposati, Krenis, Ver- beefk, Chipkin, Hunter, Brown. ,f ei fclrfvf fr Wx Q 1 Vik' an CREATIVE WRITING CLUB just this year a group of stu- dents enthusiastically founded 2? this club to study and discuss the works of Hne authors, thereby im- f proving their own writing, under the leadership of Miss Boken. LATIN CLUB This club's purpose, as you can see. is to study and enjoy the ideals of the great Roman Civili- zation. The consules, censores, scribae, and signaferes, named for the oflicial Latin posts, are seated k ,A y, y in front. Mr. Thompson is 'W T :ee-W A R advisor. www, wwf: I f ' ff ,, ,gif J SEATED: Cowan, Kingman. STANDING: Fishman. Kresky, Schwartz. Vife President, Tax, President, Bliss Broken, Azlwisor. Latin Club FRONT ROW: MCCafTerty, GriHin. 2nd ROPV: Westervelt, Minarcik, Rugg, O'Donnell Hanscon, Cirillo, Salvo, 3rd ROW: Pastore, Muller, Gutman. 4th ROW: Vlade, Pike, Grody, Costello, Hoffman, Eisen, Crovella, Schweisguth. Lindlo. 5th ROIV: Harmer, Ringel, Marquiss, Roberts, Scheuch, Rambo, Hammer, Davy, Gabbrielli, Regan, Slonim. 6th ROW: Sevenair, Storjohnn, Cappo, Lupow, Ruskin, Celfand, Franza. Ciringione, Reed. Fakey, Sederbaum, Graziano. I Veyf W' 1 I Q :fe K W A V' 'f 4 1 , 44,4 yy A5 4 1-LP 16' 4- . ,J ,,,, ff ZZ? ef F ,f W f 6 V AZN. . I X r I , , . Qxsystgg -. 13: f , 5 e K . X V7 V, me J' N' I ., ,f ' ,XM , I' N 'I ,QE xy .94 ,yi Vita- is W ix. - gg ,. , l . uh, l l I , , ' T ., Ji iii it , W' 5 , f 1' mlb.- 1 62 X- 4 .. CD SEATED: Halleran. Cowan. Beiifhnian P lladin oflff Iifill Hinoxci wiuis, Nieman. ST.-l.N'D1.N'G: sword tmiimif, Flcrninc iattftitiitin Secretal-131 Schindele, Scheuermanr.. Biigiotii. L C b I l us 1 lx tm cr u KN is 'xii Toxics B4C1x ItOll Xbish L uston Baumann SECRETARIAL CLUB The Mepham Secretarial Club has developed into one of the most useful clubs in our school. Always willing to assist teachers and stu- dents alike, these girls can often be found typing their way to suc- cess. CAMERA CLUB The Mepham Camera Club is an organization that studies the many facets of picture taking, de- veloping, and the general use of the camera itself. Led by Ed Cam- panella, this club has greatly benefited all its members. FRONT ROW: Hochberg, Del Giudice, Silverman, Kaye Bauman, Rothbart, Regan, Tax, Schwartz, Strand, Epp Adams. BACK ROW: Parisse, Stinner, Hochberg, Min Debating Club The appearance of college debaters at Mepham last fall provided the stimulation needed to formu- late the Mepham Debating Club. Advisor Mr. Mer- curio set up a debating tournament in which the questions of lowering the voting age and disbanding NATO were argued. Next year Mr. Mercurio hopes to enter Mepham's Debating Club in competition with other high schools. FRONT ROW: Holtzman, Herrman, Kaufman. 2nd ROW: Poppel, Cooper, Thogerson. 3rd ROW: Port, Hockfelder, Hensler. STANDING: Mr. Hirschfield, Lerman, Sivin, M144 arcik, Abisch, Feshman, Schlosser, Sivin, Lambert, Levine, Eisen, Leo, Hartenstein, Sederbaum, Ruskin, Adams. Cne of Mepham's newest clubs is the Math Club under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Hirschfield. just organized this year, the Math Club was created for those students who have more than a Nifty minuten interest in mathematics. The Math Club also com- peted in a national mathematics contest, and it has entered into competition with other schools. Math Club Schef, Russen, Kern, Adler, Finkelson, Fleming. Ames, Hermann. -nr 64 71 165' 'Nl Eisen. Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow. IP,s Mepham semi-finalists in the Honor Society Scholarship are Sivin, Orenstein, Tax, Schwartz, Sclilosser, and YVeisskofl. ii ff: 4 .RQ , T T i 5 A 1 'A Hi .1-:gf S ,111 it ' 5 1 Seniors selected to represent lxfcpham at conferences. Regents College Scholarship winners from Mephzirn arc: SEATED: Lambert. Goldberg, Kellrier. Baurriann. Tait. Stliwartx. Amelingmeier, Hartenstein. STA.N'DI,'N'C: Droisen. Kulit. Oren- stein, Schlosser, Wasser, Sivin. Weisslzofl. Kane. i 4 5 2 Weisskoff receives Phi Beta Kappa Citation. l 65 FRONT ROW: jalulow. New York State Youth Conference: Hochlmerg, Nassau County Careers Dayg Mzwer. Nassau Bar Association Conference of Youthg lkfiitchcll, Empire Girls' State. BACK ROIV: Dev- ercaux. Nassau Bar Association Conference of Youthg Schwartz, Nassau County Careers Day. Finalists in the National Nlerit Scholarship Com petition include Schwartz, Orenstein, and Kellner. ', 1960 letics 41 I, F mwri. r WWA 0' ,QZ B625 , K ,A ws, 1 ,A FRONT ROW: Mullen, MCCafferty, Jenkins, Wasser, Von Freymann, Weiner, Pacillio, Friedenson, Mahland Fitzgerald, Cabral, Walsh,Rommel, Bayer, Smith, Malfatti 2nd ROW: Piner, Cushing, Hayes, Herman, Hochberg, Ralston, Kelly, Mulligan, Christiansen, Meiselbach, Hein- ,1 . , 2, , i 4 ii fi aigglvdiv GM rich, Gianfrancisco, Pollack, Levy, Coach Hunt BACK ROW: Coach Sabetto, Rhoads, Tomlinson, Vlupper Dennis, Krosser, Werner, Witte, Meiselbach, Curran YN eber Friedrich. Coach Sabetto '57 Calling signals. Getting the needed yardage Mepham Mepham Mepharn Mepham. , . . 11132 SCORES Long Beach .. .. 33 6 Levittown . .. .. 13 East Meadow ..... 12 Valley Stream Central 0 13 13 y Mepham. . . .19 Sewanhaka . ...... 12 Mepham. . . . 6 Baldwin .... . . . 28 Mepham ,..12 Massapequa .. . 32 Mepham. . . ,21 Hempstead . . . . 33 7' 37 , fy. .g,i- I 1 in :Q,gAw,'.A'Af?,v .. . i . ,. M, HW,-:vg.t5 -Z .,.,f,,,.g.,,,v.3i,:ff!tu1., A vt rf' 2 'fr:,9u!. I ,, I A A Jaw I ,. . ,... c,,,, .W Football 'lr ti f 1 , fl ' fn 212 ' 1 ' ' . vi if 3 7 Our football team this year possessed one of the most exciting 1 '1 1' f , f b , 1 . ff h C h Y' h l S b h ld d ' h 3 - f . o enses t at oac . ic oas .a etto as mo e in t e past ,, V 5 Wm 5 ,ma . . . Q v v- A, 1 M i f I f years. The offense was marked bv the often thrilling running plavs , sv .1-1 ' ' ff - V '- V ' ,, . ' 'w.w'w'7 35- ' -' 'ni of Roger Dennis and Steve KN e1ner and the adept passing from iigvg, quarterback Dave Baver to ends Dick Nlahland and Stu Krosser. 37 ' Wgrf,':f-pg - ' - - ,-. 1. 'f ff. W r ',, . ,' 'LJ 3,17 5- U wil'-f1f Zj, , ' , n f fy-' However, lf can be said that the defense did not measure up to f -,.,1'?f 'flfffwazg v , - p L, Jw rw fr 7 fall, V- Hr- fV ' ,fflvgj Jf.,,' Af the standards created bv the offense. Lnfortunatelv, the oppo- 'if 1 ,ifh 'fff'f,M'.t,-1-lkgjrrfrfgsmyfml 1. . Y ' . 1 .uf-gg '- 1 , .fa f -.4 A nents scored as many points as we. This accounted for our nnal 'f ' .ef , 1-.,.:f4,,M ,, overall record of three won and nve lost. However, the record is not indicative of the football tennis Dennis around nghffnd- ability. The team gave their best efforts to obtain a successful season. Dennis OH on a long gain. Bayer to Mahland for a first down. I .1 W' ii' 3 f A A ,A ,, Q VX M I f L , ', fy Q 'V , X f 1 fn If ,V ' ' f fr',,f,,',,7.miq-g Qu',i,,?ww5,-,Hviw AL big--g,5,fv,1 U KM, f' i ,,,1 fi - 1 fl ., .. . ,..f ,. ,... , , in 1 s O if ,WM ,,, . ' ' 3 f wi BOTTOM ROW: Walsh, Walker, Bayer, Furrer, Cetto, TOP ROW: Hubert, Werner, Cabral, Wemer, Fitzgerald, Griflfm, Dameron. 2nd ROW: Drinkwater, Costello, Ritterbusch, Huke, Campbell. Ritchie, Dillman, Speranza, Peterman, Piven, Kellner. Costello starts the half-Nelson. Peterman displays a ham- mer lock. Dameron uses Lhe head lock. xv-50 ,. srxx, K s -w f I wm,ri,,,,W, I f' ' ---.-...,...w......,......,..,. . N.+,., ,..,.,.,.A...W.-,.....,,.,,,,,,, W W X K K . . i....,,, X 70 Wrestling Mepham High School excels in sports all around, but if there is one sport that we can be proud of, it is wrestling. Our record in this sport is superior, the goal of many teams on Long Island is to beat Mepham just once. However, the op- posing teams rarely get the chance and Mepham's record stays right on top. This year, our record, though still superb, has had a couple of dents in it. We had the unfor- tunate bad luck to lose two of our matches, though each loss was by the close margin of one point. However, with the exception of these two mistakes, our reoord is perfect. This year Mepham again participated in the SSAL tournament. Mepham's matmen distin- guished themselves in this post season activity. In the Section l Championships, twelve boys qualified for the Nassau County wrestle-offs with Furrer, Piven, and Werner as weight class cham- pions. Coach Kenneth Hunte has now been coaching the Wrestling Team for two years. The team re- mains as the representative of our most successful sport, attesting to the excellent job of Coach Hunte, Next year promises to be an even better season, as the wrestling talent in our school is growing even stronger. We of the graduating class wish the best of luck to our Wrestling Team, our most famous sport. N ,595- og! NN fl , 44 ' if 1,0 A ? -L- W , W:-4 is K' Xu L l ' awk X .7 f o 9 EF? A v , M . on Jump Ball. Pollack hooks a pass to Krosser Dennis connects for two points. Krosser from the outside. Basketball This year's basketball team, under the direction of Coach Douglas Gerek, was one of the best produced by Mepham in recent years. The team played its best at all times: however. due to the keen competition in our league, we wound up with a record of seven vic- tories and nine defeats. The interest of lNlepham's student body in this sport was evidenced by the well filled stands of avid rooters at every game. Those who attended the games saw a team paced by Dick Mahland who scored an average of almost twenty points per game. Stu Krosser and Marty Cammarata also were returning veterans of last year's team. Two juniors, Eddie Pol- lack and Phil Gianfrancisco, rounded out the starting quintet. These two. along with Roger Dennis and our able junior varsity. will form the nucleus of next yearls team. lVhile basketball is eclipsed by wrestling as the winter sport here at Mepham, there is much to be said of our basketball team which gave its all even in the face of a grueling schedule. -.f XQSQEI Coach Gerek FRONT ROW: Seigel. Gianfrancisco. Krosser, Kotch. Blahland, Heinberg. Pollack, BACK ROPV: Gutman,Bayer, Cammarata, Dennis, Weiner. Tepper. Coach Gerek. 'r mm. r.. -. at .3 , J-- f A-MQW if X 'LV HA f4 1 Neon 1 i i VHAM 222. 5M 15 . XU. 5 ,y f 924 l QHAA lift f it Q -s N V. 'NU'-.Q . Qnlfl 1 frm ' 1, wg SEATED: Costello, Kane, Gaul, Lynch, Lazar, Furrer, Cor- ,'XA man, Becker, Christiansen. 2nd ROW: Cohen, Piven, Dev- x ' ereaux, Greenwald, Bayer, Sabetto, Brenner. Yanny. BACK ROW: Millman, Steinberg, Kowalczuk, Wallace, Campbell, ,Ji f,,, by K Iy'4 U X Westbrook, Coach Murphy. J' ax A ty +-. Cross Country M xyx ' .1 Under the auspices of Coach lXIurphy, the Buc 1 f V iii' ii 1, 25 25352 harriers turned in an impressive record of eight , Qil 1' ,. ff F, 'Q4,.i lLi'Q, wins and three setbacks. Q. Early in the season the Pirates suffered from ii ,W in if m ite. - inexperience -M of the five boys on the varsity with is Vx' only one, Mark Piven, had received a letter the 'f' 1.ffQ:f?i?3f' 1 N ' VW l year before. By mid-season, however, the five- Q1 Y, Q some of. Ivan Cohen, Mark Piyen, Chris Sa- ' ,'Ff,f.i'i'Q,1 D , ' betto, B111 Wallace, and Ricky Steinberg, were ' turning in good performances consistently. lTt,ilH'7 M Mr' Murphy In Ricky Steinberg,f the only junior on the varsity, Coach has found a runner who will be of great value next Season. Another aspiring harrier, Phil Bayer, -iproves to be a runner who will be of help to the 1960-1961 team. The Pirates did exceedingly well as they placed third in their league behind the powerful Se- wanhaka and Oceanside squads. 74 15, Q , A FRONT ROW: Mr. Friedman. Rothbart. 2nd ROW: Rus- kin, Gilbert, Sederbaum, Silverman, Lobell, Kolber, Rubin, Tepper. Tennis Our high school has good cause to be very proud of its Tennis Team this year. So far, tennis has seen one of its most successful sea- sons during this school year. The team van- quished nearly all its opponents coming up with an excellent rating. Many of the teams players are juniors, and this seems to indicate an excellent season for next year also. Some of this year's outstanding players include Jeff Tepper, Steve Rothbart, Paul Lobell, and the unbeatable team, of juniors, Steve Ruskin and Art Sederbaum.iWe wiih the team the best of luck in the coming seasons. Mr. Friedman ,fmt Coach Sabetto FRONT ROW: Daly, Yanny, Lazar, Drinkwater, Wallace Devereaux, Jenkins, von Freymann, Mayland, Brenner. 2nd ROW: Westbrook, Richie, Meiselbach, Rappaport, Silver- man, Gallagher, Steinberg, Minarcik, Abernathy, Wolf. 3rd ROW: Bayer, Kane, Pupplo, Hensler, Schluter, Klein, Risky, Track As weygof tospress yeais Treasure Chest, ousrotrack ' teamf by Nicholas Sabetto, looks among the coach has organized in regent. ffcompeti- tion in Seotion'iOi5e of tliefwgoirfh Shore Athletic League be furnished by .the cindermen of -fi Returning from' last year'sfQ,,ihighly sufxess- ful team ,,W5?6g,,,ZQDb,i'iFIiCd6T1SOI'1,i Ron? von Freygi'iann,i. i',', Cohen, Dave Devereaux, Rod? ,,,,, Ritter'ox4scl5i,Wl3'aul' Mayland, and Les Drinkwateifi Tlris f'i Coach Sabetto is look- ing forward to havingfone of the most out- standing seasons on the cinderpaths in recent years. Woskowiak, Cotter, Tomkinson, Coach Sabetto. 4th ROW: Pappas, Heidicker, Riesz, Weiss, Leo, Piner, Mergenthaler, Mayland, Morris. BACK ROW: Piner, Kovacs, Stinner, Levine, Reinhard, Drescher, Witte, Ginalo, Christiansen. G 'mf ' ' ' 2 A It ' 2 , ' ' - it Q H A , 2- L I Q, A U YPH4 ip A V. QS? X f NM? BPM D. M . VI,,, ' h 'Dae , I C, Y Q A X- .E 6 v . 43, rg, 35 , ,T I, gy A' 4 J Mi., I 'S .V+ um, , I f all f V ,f L: 1 W vi 1 a. .sf ,.f: .h X ,y A H 4 3 WAHM Q, .. ,.,. 6: i .1 . 'R --at ,... W + s A M A , My V4 ,, S? M I fri N ,A , I K , ,i i 1 ' W A ,ii C iiii V T G- P h Q ' ' C ' ' w '3 Y' 4 i Q, T 1, W, . 4.24, 95.34, pf B- sa- ig ,img X: ,,,. , MHAXQV 1, 11:34, gi . Y H A V V . V 1 -Q n i --.45 w t J fx W y 4 V ' .K N V' ex, 3 J E Q3,vY'15v if . .u.. .Mini ' E' 4lt.: V'i'i 1 f H 4. f . f'w.'.lg.4. l f - 76 FRONT ROHY Kfillgird. Crirnrn. Talesnirls Por clio '711 R0 Hcimberq Niihlincl Krosser. Dennis. Listen, Meiseibach. 'frfl Rf in iinci ELK W C INN Carubia. Srhiih. E.-ICH ROW: Vferner. Strano mit c ciiian itcii s R sion lrniic BASEBALL This yearis baseball team hnallj, carrie into its own. and. as the TREASL'lil2 flllhbl foes to press. Coach Gerelfs nine is siipgifir':irigf Z1 highly respectable ten vi on and loiir lo-i ref oicl, Coach Gerelt attributes the siiccess ol the twain to a well-balanced hittin! attack anfl sornf' lin'- pitching. Among the hiqh points of ihf- sftasori to date was the no-hit earne twrrif,-fl in by sopho- more Mike Carubia. We can look forward to a niiflevis of return- ing letterznen next year also. Those boys who saw action this year were Seniors liaise Bayer. Stu Krosser, and 'lim Siegel: Juniors Roger Den- nis, Jeff Gilbert, Phil Gianfrancisco. .lirn Powers, Clint Smith, and Sal Strano: Sophornores Milze Carubia, Steele Greene, and Bob Porfidio. We wish the baseball team the contintiecl success it has enjoyed for most of this season. 4 5 STANDING: Schlosser, Rubin, Kaye, Goldman, Frank. QL! 1 if 4, 4, Bowling A Xfxx 'f'x gig Rifle BOTTQM ROW: Steinberg, Busch, Wolf. STANDING: Gale-rielle, Di Niartin, Tonkinson, Posner, Lambert, Abxsch. 0 , 0 'faflfvfze' 4 Zi' ,7'l' 'QvQ'wZ'Z ZVMlZZWz'i'ZfZD2, Bl!liH9li'i '- E' Shiv M 4 15 - 'J , i1'f'9f i V0 ,A . FRONT ROW: King. 2nd ROW: Greenberg. Dc Nicola. ' 1 d BACK ROW: French. Molyneux. Carroll. Cohen. K.'VEELI.'N'O: Fishman, Ambrozy. Sfllnffidvr. CUfl'y'. hiv- J, V, Glone, Prone. Waswo, Greenberg. my , fl ll7 Coaches Club Rated Officials FRONT ROW: Mitchell. BACK ROW: Pallaclino, Jablow, Kingman, Carroll Mees, Gallivan, Ellig, Molyneux, Brandon, Greenberg. FRONT ROW: Brandon, Lotto, Kingman, Gotgreave. 2nd ROW: Proce Mitchell, Greenberg, Greenberg, Ellig, Molyneux. STANDING: Daw, Cohen, Schneider, Carroll, Slomin, Jablow, Cobucci, Tax, Dalton. I X:X:iili P W 5x - 1 Mitchel1,King, Schneider, Tvrdik. Jablow. McGlone, Pugliese, Viglictta, Molyneux. S f b FRONT Row- Ryan. Hcinsohn. BACK Row- Carroll, Breit, Randall, Mitchell, V Olleyball Ebtinger, Penney, McG1one, Pugliese, Molyneux 2 Z ii X 5 X lf V1 34? duh ,aa f M' ,,,,,aff, ,1 i Hum ' a SEATED: Carroll, Ellig. STANDING: King, Tvrdik, Mitchell, Hooker, Tax, Schneider, Bfolyneux. Arche fu.. QM BOTTOJM ROIV: Hunter, Anselmo. STANDING: Gangcl, Gnllivan. f'4J N Q, ,M,,,,,,,., ,.f,..,J..,.,.T iffffff Mill' z'1:'M S '31 3 W. 2 ' T M, i ,. 'SEZ an ,aw Q l we fm l J e f on .X ,S STANDING DeLura SChVvC1SgUIh Fmkclsrm ahlow,King.5mar1, Cass. Table Tenms Mitchell, Goldbcrg, Sfhwzllb, Pugli '6 W., My 3 f ' i MAWW., Grey Cheerleaders Sportsnight , A , .,,,, ,V.,, ,,,. , ,,.V Q,, .:e, ,G ?6?7,,,,,,,f,,,,.,, mf1,w,,.,,.,,,wAff+,.vv 47474, ml... , 9 , ,I ., ,, ,X ,V I V f , 4 A if 4 if g2,,,?:,4,,,,,e 5,1 i n I -Mfr, . . ian , t - f l i , : 3 .ex at i . M' ,ff l A F ff 1 lin' if M1- 'lJ, aJQ,vm fi' f 5 ' . A ,,, swle fini 'ITGNN-mx 1 ff , ,X I NN 1 , ,,., ..... ,lf1:5iiZfJ.T1L1t:' ' .-.-W-- ,N ,..,,,,... 77, , . Mn , f yi' f, S,-. f V M .' 21541 ' tm' ' 4 , f Stunts and Tumbling Werusch crowns M1tchell Queen ri Garnet Entrance . . . Father x 5.6 X Y .ef . , A , tells son about leap year. -4, x' . , R' ' 4 fu, .H -'+ 'YM 'WT X x -l M 1 0 'Y gs a X X 1 . ,' ff ' ' '17 -' Y.flf,V' 5 ,Q ' ' , . - ' l X ,f , ' 1 'Q 5' .f ' -2- , ' S ' 2 ' -' , ,R A f .4 :,,:1- , - ' Pz. f 'f ' ' V acm.,l,y' ,f ff ,fig-ff, ,.fv:1,,- , ..,, f 2, . - 'f3':1'- ,4 , G E l l 1. 5 ' if yi t LQ if 441V ff1zfQfwc'gf f, ., ' ff ' Q ' X 'M' 4' f Wy f 6 ff z 4 f,, f X ,,,7f,,f,f4:cf4,w, -, fm0f,4,f,n,,z,f,j4 ffm ,L fym, N46 ,. N f' f 71W-fffi? AM ' -N ' F ff W Q f ff 5 gy Q! ,nawf f , ,,,f W' f- 1,57 ' . , , at Lai' lx l , ,,,s. M is t L w i ff V I a ,, , pill ' 'N1 1 w W4 M f gl! , Q 1 Q wh I 1 0 , nw M MM ' , t Q , ,V ,, ,,,, ,, ,, ,,,, , ,,., f ,,,,,,, , W A I, A W ,,.,,, A -we A .2 X f 4 'ill ,,.,,,,, NW, 42, N, 1 X., 0 M ' ' 'ff , W ' jf , Q N ,,,, ,.,.,, ,,,,, 7 I f X w -,.,,v- -f gf.,7,,3Wn,4,l .,,., ,,,, ,.,., wg, ..,, ,,,, , N A .f A .44 W, fr 'aw M M r X 4 l l 'E , l P volleyball 4 4 J f 2 wg nw. 1 , c - ' f Q ., swam my ,f , W -sf 1 xg. W . I A . 5,1 -R 1 .5 u fl. X' t 4 W x 3 114 Si-is Square Dancing 5' ' L 'f - H Kiki X-54 f sqm . Q 'm It XM51 X, e , ,l,, ww G , G -P1 . .. - . , ,S--..l, 'X' J, vi? 1' - .: L ' -. ' A . 4' -3 ' . Q' ay-.iffm ,, 9 - . .,.. 3 4 sf . ' , C Q ,, ,Q Q ' Q EX vis. 'g 5 'K -, Garnet Pep Rally i 1' .. J' 1 'Q l' 'Leif ' X Q V Y , N N V ,. Q L - 5 Q X X , A g, , 0' . ' li 4 a visa , , .. C ,Q .E , iv' Y N u I 3 ' ' A ' A i f ang 1' lk in .. 4,., - - v K3 V 7 gf 'ff V - 'ln Q K , R N at: .N A A ,-:Fv.QV-Vx,-'H 1 ' I - - ' ' ' K ' A bv ' , Q'-Q ltgbf' ' 'Q .EQ S ' Ngsfrii' a N fx fl? Garnet . . .2 Grey Pep Rally f , f m Q., k H' .. . gx 1 'Lv Q . h C W5 'X x X ff ,xx j J' ' M- K Calisthenics . Grey . . .27 v- N U x Q 1 , -4. e 'f . 1 ,V 5 , V , 3 Grey Entrance . . . Checkcrboard square. jitterbugging Garnet Cheerleaders .M Vo 85 Size makes no difference. 33 5 x iv-sy DOC' B dk ' BOTTOM ROW: Ellig, Lotto, Cotgreave, Finkelson. STANDING: Holtzman, a, Dalton, Slomin, Breit, Tvrdik, Hodgson, Robert. Modern Dance STANDING: Brown, French, Nlazer I 1 i f -0- X 'F'D-lux., ,T- vl J A A - gn . 'xl BOTTOAI: Cohen. ST.-i.YDI.YC: De Nivola neux. STANDI.'N'G.' Southard. Thogvrson. SQ,,,,,H, ni i 4777 5 N' Y 40 , ,W 4241 lg! ,.f. P f J X H' 1 3 NH w 1960 niors J I 4 '-'Nb .1 f ,,.. My Mr, Troisi, A dzfisor Senior Advisor Winston Churchill once said, 'gNever have so many owed so much to so fewfl In speaking of Mr. Troisi one might paraphrase the quotation to read, HNever have so many owed so much to one individualf, Our senior class could never have functioned this year as it did without the aid and guidance of Louis Troisi. Supervising senior sales, coordinating sports functions, promoting the proms and dances - in all extracurricular activities Mr. Troisi has worked untiringly with our class ofhcers to help them achieve a successful senior year. llore- over, Mr. Troisi has always been willing to help make posters or sell tickets for his class. As was said before, the class could not have functioned without hirn. Nick Speranza, President Qi-lk i ft,-Y ily!! ik' 'LT l -S 3, l fi K J' Karen Potter. Secretary Dave Bayer, Tfgamfef Class Officers Nick Speranza has been one of the best presi- dents Mepham has seen in a long time. lt is truly amazing how much work this boy has done single-handedly. Though burdened with many extracurricular activities, Nick has had time to do an excellent job as president. Stephanie Carroll has also performed an ex- ceptional -iob as our vice-presitlvrit, Sllf' prow-rl to be of great assistance to both Niflg and Mr, Troisi. and greatly aided our class, The very able and efhcient secretary of the senior class this year was Karen Potter. She worked perhaps harder than anyone else, pre- paring all paper work for our ofhcers. Dave Bayer, one of our most outstanding ath- letes and students, was our treasurer for the year. He has done a very competent job and will be remembered by his fellow classmates as a hne companion and a good officer. Stephanie Carroll, Vice-President 'Nag-k C! SEATED: Waswo, Jablow, Cohen, Kresky, Tax, Droisen, Rossomano, Cobucci, Greenberg, Proce, Altamore, Martin, Zeller, Muller, Gallivan, Herman, Grebinar. STANDING: Senior Planning Committee This year's Senior Planning Committee handled all the main activities of the school year. Led by the sen- ior officers and their extremely capable advisor, Mr. Troisi, the Committee co-ordinated three highly suc- cessful dances capped by the best-attended Senior Prom in recent years at Mepham. Besides co-ordinating these events, the Senior Plan- ning Committee also acted as the overseer in other facets of school life. Throughout the year, the Senior Planning Committee has played a major role in events here at Mepham. SEATED: Proce, Cobucci, Kresky, Chapin, Zeller, Despo- sati, Pann, Martin, Hodgeson, Herman, Buckley. STAND- ING: Rossomano, Amelingmeier, Tax, Fleming, Cotgreave, Kellner, Cammarta, Schwartz, VVasser, Calandrillo, VVeiss- koff. Senior Sales Committee The Senior Sales Committee has been the hdrixing force behind the student body this year. lts vast amount of working spirit was best displayed at the football games, where neither rain, nor sleet, nor hail could prevent these steadfast members from braying the storm to serve hot dogs and coffee to the specta- tors. The winter sports season found the committee members in the gym scouting through the bleachers for prospective customers. The Senior Sales Committee has definitely accounted for one of the more consid- erable contributions to a highly successful Class ol 1960. Altamore, Berry, Gallivan, Ellig, Cnlandrillo, De Frietas Verbeeck. Ryan, Belkin, Cohen, Grebinar, Palladino. Da- IOH. ...M .... 4 .- x xl r' SY 55- , U. .. 1 -ffuiui-'5:2 ' - ,a5A'l5'IE-r-'ti-gif, . . . A' S' 4:faef+'?+ - . 13- tis, ' Rav' 4,-,a 53 .' .1 ' - . sf- . ' .i f ' 7 3' . r ci.-, t It s Ywhezw fzifs- it Q, H Practice makes perfect at Mepham. Y f junior Prom QQ in 1 Carroll and Speranza crowned by Ryan and Zraly. A last minute pointer for the Coaches Club E- nale. ,nl Garnet cheers on to victory. Seniors All '7Tf iLl if, 5 ,. I ,. , ti 1' -W, -mf ,f':wl'i::!'Z- t V 7 -i'1'HVjq,1,.i'f'Wffli.'Z q ..4yf:' it yr-,., 6 4. ,, A ,a . , ,, I, 'iynflt 9 -arm, ti nbwlgg glutiu-A i 1.31. f, - .ml ,: J llfgfsw I. ' W .., 4' 5 E f ' f ', rf , - , y' Q . Jr 3 E ' , va .V Q1 t so L+ V X r f Y,-X '-X . 1 V new f' 9 at .Jr cf-ef: 4 9, M . . W. ' - 3- ' ' le Q iz, 5 , I 1 1 sz p 1 5 V y V, ,?f.-:gli V:-way. ,ay-e+ my , 5, : ' 5 . isfiy ref i i L ti . 'fr Q if Yf' . Seniors victor over faculty, 31 to 23. Senior Ball Say, Darling in action. Cdlandnllo and Gallivan crowned by Bischoff and Calandrillo 93 ,. 'WW 111211111 fr . , uw. ,. - '-2: .1 5 ', N, f ,'Y'fl , 1. 4: f' ,. '. ',2 71, , . lbw' fri. '-f 4 ' 1 w e 1 . . .iv-'lm' ' ' I 56-f 4 0- - 5. my -4 .V .nw 'V , ff f , T f C,-1 D35 I , Www ,ax ,...,,, ,,2,,,.,, .,, , i S , S S X KW' HARRIET ANGRILLA Helpful Harriet MARK ANSELL Contortionist JAMES ARMSTRONG Tune In DALE ATKINSON Rootinj Tootin' BARBARA BARNARD Wherels Columbia DAVID BARNES fmt Rolling Alone 94 JOSEPH ABERNETHY Good Scout LENA ABRUZZO Swing 'n' Sing SUSAN ADLER Artiyts and Modely NATALIE AIMETTI Come Softly BARBARA ALMA Dark-Eyed Mist GEORGINE ALTAMORE Activities Unlimited GEORGINE AMELINGMEIER Wunderbar KAREN ANDERSEN Silently Serene ARTHUR ANDERSON High Guy as - Sgt, , . yqii Q VN, 'K x--'L t X r , ., I I BARBARA BECKMAN Preferably Blonde HARVEY BECKMAN Need a Loan? BARBARA BEDELL Quiet Village ROBERTA BEITCHMAXN Private Secretary STEPHEN BELKIN Sarzdroom Steve DAVID BENSOL Speedo PABIELA BERKY Perky Berky MARY JANE BERRY Su ee! 115 Candy STEPHEN BERTTQGLIA Number II'hi7ILL'l'7ld W, 4 I ,I I . , Al. 1,.-,T W I I rg ,G x H A,! qqql 9 ,V Q wa , fx K 4' .L ' 1 f, A A, yy - ..e.. ' I ., I 'I I. ' 'q I .555 :I ,f,fg7iff!v 1 . flvdm B KT PHILIP BASKIN Museular Thexpian HARVEY I5.Xl 'IXIAXNN Terrrfie Scientihc ROBERT Ij.Xl'fXI.XNN Our Buddy Bob DAVID BAYER Mepham's Treaxure JOEL BECKER Homemom Cut-up JERILYN BECKLEY Teen Beat 95 DOROTHY BROWER ' :WfY3:7WW?'f' gf f , I ,gg M, 2 f J - .16 ', fL,j,f,jigf4: XZ gf Agia' ,, ' M 42' KENNETH BOVIO Our Satehmo JOHN BOWE Swift ax an Arrow EVE BRANDON Brand of Sueeesx WILLIAM BRENNER Fast on the Draw HERBERT BRESSACK Uncle Sam Wants You CAROL BRIGIOTTI Bridget MICHAEL BROMLEY Mepham'5 Kaokie Dot Dot Daxh JOHN BIEGLER Lightx, Camera, Action WILLIAM BIZZOSO Need a Lift? LEANN BOOTH Twinkle Toes MARIANNE BORNER Honey Comb ROBERT BOSS Bois Man EDWARD BOULANGER Mephan1's Krupa 96 lax ff, WW 'Q-. 1 0 'WW ft, M11 I f ff M I 'rt ,Za , . X he at , ALFRED CABRAL 'G BARRIE BROWN I,2,3, Kick ELLIOT BRUSKIN Secret Service CONNIE BRUY Champagne Serenade ADELE BUCKLEY Farmer 'n' Adele EDMUND BUGGENHAGEN Time Out To Laugh STEPHEN BUSCH Have Target, Will Shoot MICHAEL BUTTACAVOLI Menos et Magna Al, Please JOHN CALANDRILLO Easel Does It CHARLES CALIMAN Sererz Year Itch MARTIN CAMMARATA Poixe 'n' Ivy EDWARD CAMPANELLA Man With the Camera DONALD CAMPBELL Soupped Up JOHN CAMPBELL Dear john 97 S N QW' ,ld ffl fi A . if if ATB! an ,, ,. eewf, .v ,M Mi 1 I 47 ',Qf.QfCf M45 I, 1 0 ,f f 7 'X 'O 'Qu JERRY CHILLE Chille Con Carne LINDA CI-IIPKIN Typing Treasure MARK CHRISTIANSEN The Profexsor JOANNE COBUCCI Super Saleslady BARBARA COHEN Dance and Drama IVAN COHEN Ivan the P 98 FRANCES CANGEMI High Spirits FLORENCE CARMAN Flowing Smile STEPHANIE CARROLL Miss Congeniality 1960 JOHANNA CASTELLO Ready, Set, Go MARGARET CESTA Peg O' My Heart LINDA CI-IAPIN Tell Me a Story MADELINE CHAPMAN Diligence Plus STEVEN CHERNEY Scientific Beat THOMAS CHIARENZA Que Sera, Sera ,ew A , STANLEY CROOKES By Hook or by Crook EDWARD CROSSMAN Criss Cross Buns PATRICIA DABER Happy Talk IRENE D'ALESSIO Good Night Irene NANCY LEE DALTON Tallulah FRANCES D'AMELIO Hits the Spot ANTHONY DARIENZO Pizza Perfectionixt AUDREY DCCANIP Fiddle Sli-fkf GAIL DCFREITAS Hiftorifally Blinded V,yf,,,. V J L 'fyfmw f ' , A ., L' :aj tl Q ni -. '- X Q ax .- l? V 'A 0 . A L fa H A o -2251533 fs' 1 B, S' 'fi -5.j3'f'5f', K Q 'bp ,llff .X X ' ' NE- P i Q. fl' ' ' Qgiiy, 1 ' . . l ' P . ,.+l,4'74 !.zi.f,1fJ-Ji' 'S E .im ADELAIDE CORRIE Ridin' High GALE COTGREAVE Bird ofthe Blues MARILYN COWAN Harmorzizing Songstress MARLENE COWITT Laughirzgitis VERONICA COYLE Girl With the Strawberry Curl DESMOND CROMIE Mr. Businessman 99 MICHAEL Di BARTOLOMEO The Cat's Meow LOIS DILLMAN Daffy Dill RICHARD DOUGLASS A uto-MADic JOHN DRESCHER Anchors Aweigh BORIS DRINKWATER Mr. Musclex DIANE DROISEN Whafs News JOAN DUFFY Sleep Walk RICHARD DURSO Extra! Extra! Mighty Mike LARRY DELMAN Laughing Larry MARGARET DENTON My Little Margie LINDA Dc RISI Min Puxter 1960 ISABELLE DESPOSATI Busy Izzy DAVID DEVEREAUX Laxhex and Daxhex Q W ' 100 MICHAEL Del GIUDICE JOSEPH DUSSICH The joker II Wild EILEEN EDREICH Bubbling Over ARLENE EISEN Literary Sophisticate LEWIS EISENSTEIN Mr. Magoo CAROL ELLIG Hfzztch the Birdie GALE ERI-IARDT Curly 'n' Tzvirls CAROLE ESTES Blonde Bombshell OLIVIA FAGGIONI Faris and Figures A F TINA FALANGA Tznu A1071-P' PIIYLISS FALKOWITZ One Alun Band BRENDA FEUERBACH A .S'rnz'!e for Everyone MICHAEL FICCO Music Man ARTHUR FISCHER SmileyJ' ,sw ' if ' .. .. X ,f 'W'-P-I f A w 1 X 9 w 4' P .9 P Q 9 S in Q e M , L a 1: ' K I7 I - I 4 I 44 X 575, if X ' I I J ' 'a 2 v 5. :I .I ,Ly 7. We 7 ae! 45 I x 4 A g, :ff ' ' , ,, va,1g,,,:v:,g,v,,,,2I,.:, A - 1 1 WILLIAM FITZGERALD I Q' ,fi Ru ed fy I ff ff 101 fe!! f f C. ff, ' ., r ,gl X , V 6 I , ff Q E I- if fe, , 1, ,fl .,,!:.g.. ' -VIZ 4-an we , :ge I W gf Yff' if V1, 0 J 4, '.-. 1 , v,v' 'I JAMES GALLAGHER Terry and the Piratex BETTY ANN GALLIVAN Pirette.f Treasure GALE GALLO Stormy JUNE GANGEL Miss Robin Hood RICHARD GILBERT In Flight MADELINE GLEASON Fun Galore 102 ANN FLEMING A Good Vice LINDA FLINN Intoxication V ' JOANNA FOSTER 7, 3 V A Key to joy r ' f A' , NANCY ANN FREM if Boston Belle STEPHANIE FRENCH Frenchy ROBERT FRIEDENSON Pig Skin Pirate ARLENE FRIEDMAN Let Me Out JOEL FRIEDMAN Pal foey JOSEPH FUSCO Parking Lot Pride 4 it it if 0 Q A. 'ix 'T 'fa PAUL GRANDISON G.O.P. fGrana' Old Paulj SANDRA GREBINAR G Ilfajor JUDITH GREENBERG Greenberg of Happiness INIYRA GREENBERG Afarreloux .Hike INIICI-I.-XEL GREENIYALD Green Door NORMA GUEST Sugar 'rz' Spice RICHARD GIQNDEL Jtlighty Fine JAMES GUNTHER Outdoor Type RONALD GLTTMAN Comic Inc, J 'i'fi -J ,V A 1, Yi? 7 ff ff,,! 4, ,. f I I ,Y M f , f f 4' f 4 I X5 '- , i ft L., ,, 7 ' , , 4, f ' Www A cw A 1 I f ,g ' 1 if ' I ,V 5 I f f w ' 4,7 ' ff' 'V f ' ' .V 'inf , Z' I z 4 gf fi 1 , M , , ,K , R V,:yI i,f, 44, f 1 ff VC ff MQ f ' f 7 if ff e f ff ff X f V- 1 gf , Z' I W A QQ 'Q i fs--Q 349 U? DOROTHY GOLDBERG Book? Her Racquet MARILYN GOLDSTEIN Franz the Pagex of Vogue ROBERT GOOD Good, Better, Bext JAMES GORYCKI Singing Troubadour MARVIN GOTTLI EB Mr. Versatility SHEILA GRADIN Florence Nightingale 103 'XL '.!, ' X HZ- f' -ng, fin? 'www 2,,,.g 'J .- . X R A M3 X XxQi.1,,N- Q A Xo sRxmXwuk.. A RONALD HANSEN Ajable Altitude RAYMOND HANSLER Hey Ray PHYLLIS HARMER In Harmony JAMES HART You'ue Gotta Have HART MARK HARTENSTEIN College Material ARTHUR HEIMBERG Habit Forming GERD HEINRICH Swift Cyeler DOROTHY HELMS Model Pirette mf'- EK' EDWARD HAASE Ready for Red PATRICIA HALILERAN Patty cake, Patty cake FREDERICK HALLGREN Strong and Silent HELEN HANKIN Gift of Cab LINDA HANOVER Never Walk Alone DAVID HANSEN lflmtfv in Dazvyfv Locker? A 1 104 2 3 7 9 his 'IR' -QN 'S if ff CHARLES HENRY Home of Usher CYNTHIA HENRY Delights in Drama JAMES HENSLER Any Relation? JERALD HENSLER The Big X BARBARA HERMAN IFJ Allin the Game DIANE HERMAN Ever Ready BARBARA HI LLE Goldiloeks PAUL HIMMELSBACH Bachk Suite MARTIN HIRSCHHORN Exact and Concise SUSAN HOCHBERG First Lady of the Theater RHONDA HOCHHAUSER The Ar! of Thought KARLENE HODGSON Red Robbin ELLEN HOLTZMAN Gidget CAROLE HOOKER Take a Letter 105 . fm ,,.,,,, .H .... - f bi? MW' L 17. 'W '- ff -'yu' ww:yw41jiz2fj., 4 3 , ' Cfv1vfc9?2p-',f',4 f, 1 i h y f,f,f,, . V ,ef s ' if ':'f2f-E-zalfmzgiipiff .1 f f+f4+'-M I '17 Qc Wifi f If V '-1 ,, - 3:30, fyUW dzwwgmbz N KTM K'u74ysW -I mZEEZlJ3?fER V N Qi? ' . , .Aff YCWHOMAS JENKINS . 3 I ' V A Cum Celeritate we qghhfw QfN3f?,55F5fif U6 ,YVOP CYNTHIA KATZ JN uk, wi ' Them There Eyes if I 3 6255125 2552? N K, w G I 1 9 Q wx' A W JZTEECEZEER . 'J P A wma Why .j A -kg, f' N , NVQ 'x A 9 Q L' P ' 106 PETER HORACEK Peter 'n' the Wolf MADELINE HORNING Lacanic Lass MICHAEL HORNSTEIN Deep Thinker MONA HOROWITZ Starry Eyed PATRICIA HUNTER Cupid's Lady ROSEMARIE IACCIO Dancing Roe SUSAN IMBER Model Disposition CAROLE IODICE Dehnitely Not Poison EVELYN JABLOW Miss Success .- - - ..: .ga V f ik 4 y X . Q4 1 ffl' gg I X 6 17 -zsyfibkkfe N NWO I s N is THEODORE KOTCH The Skyfx the Limit JUDITH KRENIS Readerfv Delight JERROLD KRESHOVER City Slieker VALERIE KRESKY Golden Librarian Q STUART KROSSER Hoopxter Hero BERT KULIC A Thinking Alan u THOMAS KUNNECKE Z4 Stamp of Approval JOSEPH LAMBERT Shakespeare Anyone? R N 4? FILANCINE LANGDON M Friendly Persuasion i -Q MARGARET KING Pep Personihed HENRY KLEIN In-Kleined to Click MARIANNE KLINE .S'z'riging Confeciion MARY KOCH Steady Steno HELENE KOLBER 1 ,,, ,,,, Perfect Type ffff ,, A Q ' V 5 VICTORIA KOPECKY A l L Hosters of the Skies iiii 25 A QQ A pi'i -he 107 mga 'ew' -1 'ls My! ., ,W,f,W,,,,5,W,, f ,I 'Le ' ff ,, ff I V,,I , J.. 2 f f7f , X 0' fl f f ' fy I f 9 WW' i Z Q f, X 72V f if fl ff -fr 21 .1 W f, f ,.x - ' ff if ' ff 'Yi' - 11' f 'vrgtf' ff 'fig . r W., A - f Q . . 2 nv 2 ,A ,Ng , , . me 2 I BEATRICE LEVESQUE Busy Bee - BRUCE LEVETT On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! NANCY LEVINE Sparkling Spice BRIAN LEVY How's the Team? HEATHER LIPTON Kupie Doll BARRY LISTON Crew Cut Clown 173' 3 1 i 4 hfk wav' C X, 108 ff 1? KATHERINE LANGEN Kathy'O AL L11 SCALA I Hear Muxie LYNNE LAYTON Emerald Eyes JOSEPH LAZAR Clarinet Caper PATRICIA LEEDS Etualiante Excellente MARTHA LEIBBRAND Muxical Minutes KAREN LEINWOHL Gentlemen Prefer Blondes MATTHEW LEO Leo the Lion ROBERT LESSMANN X ,ksxd LX' QQ Xl More than Less K4 KQV X ge XL I xx, JOHN LOONAM Easy Going DONA LOTTO Gymsuit Glamour EDITH LOY Hey Little Loy STEPHEN LUPOW Polished Gent EDVVARD MACCONE Hold That Note RICHARD MAHLAND Big Letter Man ,A 5 LOUISE MAIER Sports Kid JOHN MAIORANA ' X Oh johnny yd JOHN MALFATTI Front 'ri' Center FRANK MANCIJSO H I G L k - app, 0 uc 3 a I? ANNETTE MANDARINO I Great Caesar's Gurrzshoesn D RONALD MANDRAS Run Ron Run -- ROXANNE MARTIN Wordy Miss LUCY MARZILIANO z we Little Lucy 1 ',,,,,,M Z ff' LILLIAN MASON 'V Lily of the Valley WX, 109 -0 -4. Zi, ' 'fx , 3 ,f A ff 9 -,.r-.1 eva- f W' ff C Xa, W! 4- j gg A , 'E ' . J Q A-7. Wazwsrg ff 2151: ,-me fm 'T K Hfnm-'tg-1, tm...f1- 1s+'f' if 7' f 2, 5? +4 M I if ff Y4 7 Q ' :ff V764 I 4 1: 1 , .,, 'J 4 1 gf x f dw . ,5 -at f M 4 2 Y' 1 y. -- - iii? THOMAS MAURIELLO Really Has the Beat PAUL MAYLAND Fast Rhythm RONNIE MAZER Kicking Up a Storm JAMES MCCAFFERTY fimminy five ROSEMARIE MQCANN With a Twinkle MARSHA MEESS Marshafr Marchers Hi A as if Y ,ff f f , ef, Y , ,f , 1 fa 4. sh 9, 1' if 4 1 fade' 7 5 if af , ' , ,,,,, . 7 , it 'J ' 13ti2'51:3:3551s2g- wt. 1 'fifE'5jQfZEfE'4.3 L. . , M ' LORETTA MICELI MONICA MIELLIE. EDWARD MILLER BARRY MILLMAN Paper Doll Coral Cutie 2x + 312' I P Manages to Run .. ALAN MINARCIK Cum Multis Verbix RACHEL MINSK Honeybun CAROL MITCHELL Sportxqzteeii 1960 BONNIE MITTLEBERG Charleston 110 ll G gi? if X W I xl -3 -I f 1. - AK. MILDRED MUNDAX 'ij .-fa, I if Gal Friday 1 fr 'f'f I ?4: N QQ? , ,, MARY NAGLE V , , W, X Little Miss Music A 14 7' A Ziff VERONICA NIEMAN J ' A 1 Dennis the Menace ELAINE NOBLE Blue Blood HOWARD O'BRITIS Brite As the Day NORA ODELL Ib5en'5 Girl ALEXANDER MOLENKO Kool Kegler JEAN MOLYNEUX C3111 Dandy PATRICIA MONAI-IAN Full of Surprixes DANIEL MORIARTY Danny Boy LYNDA MOSTKOFF Glowing Cinder SHARON MUENZER Rose of Sharon WILLIAM MULLADY Trafic NANCY MULLER So Many Ways 111 X --if b' K'V- Ai Q 4,..-5 ROBERT PEET Of the Car Clan ANN PELLEGRINI Petite Fleur HARRY PEPPIATT Wild About Harry HEATHER PERRINE Scarlet Ribbons JOSEPH PERRY Tuba Taster IRENE PETERS Skater? Waltz ' -My ,yfem ll 0 f :K I X y K K x ' Y. f 4' ,rr ' ' X -4 r J ,r H4 Q! y ff 9 4: 1 X If in , ' 5 ' V ' 4' I I' W NH ,QV ,Syn gi' ,Q V3 ,.,, Q 4 J 4, xg Ili 5.7 If 112 f 2 , iff' i t W , . , fm., Q ,r hw , 1' ' azt- , , wir, fi f1'fA i,92' f 1 lg? 2' ff U fran' af? f ugqfgyv. f f 4 I2 I xo 'lj '74 JOHN OSDONNELL Melodious Alister LAWRENCE OLLIYI ER Sir... GLENN ORENSTEIN Beat of a lllerit JOHN PACILIO Pi::a King MILDRED PALLADINO Small But Dynamic INIARCIA PANN Pan Actiritieg THOMAS PARADISO Paradixe Prone DIANA PARO Silcnre IJ Golden WILLIAM PAUL High School U.S.A. Y- Q fp, x 4 A E ii S' Q Egg KENNETH PRETTO Gone With The Wind JACQUELINE PROCE Never Slacking, jacqueline JOHN RAVERA Always Trying MICHAEL REICHMAN Fad Mad WILLIAM REIMERS Uncle Remus BARBARA RESNICK Carte - Coifure NANCY REUSCH Reusch and Lipstick MARTIN RITCHIE Miracle on the Mat MARLENE RITTER Looking Ahead i 1 JANET PFADENHAUER Dictaphone Delight ANN PICARIELLO Good Thingx Come in Small Packages MARK PIVEN Great Grappler FRED POLLEY IVant a Cracker? LINDA PORT Penny? From Heaven KAREN POTTER Respectively Submitted 113 rs-gf V , H n Us auf YF Z PURA RIVERA Senofita Amable ROBERT ROATH , I Hurricane Q-J I Lf R 1 I 1.5 Q . 1 A 'gfvf 1 w , -, 'v gy . 23: A X' 13 X f f Q X X e 1 , 1 f 2 ,A CHARLES FRANCIS ROGERS folly Rogen' QM UUSQXAK M CHARLES FREDRICK ROGERS Hill 5 Dale ARTHUR C. ROMMEL Not Defeated LAWRENCIE ROONEY Mack the Knife lfswx BONITA ROSS Muy Bonita CAROL ANN ROSSOMANO The Pleasure of Asxistanee STEVEN ROTHBART Racquet Squad NORMAN RUBIN Right Down Hix Alley 'N SHARON RUDINSKY Green Thumbs - A l A ,. JAMES RUPOLO W U1 ' I Holy-Poly A 5 I AQ R . MARTIN RUSSEN , X jazz Alan T VX -JK AU gow XD Y MARY ANN RYAN fdf Tryin' Ryan 1 WMA ,P if U N :JK ki ,J A 114 'C HELEN SCHEUERMANN Hzybsehe Sehzflerin PV Q GAIL SCHIFFER ' Ge Gee Q. CAROLE ANN SCHINDELE Pensive and Precise STEYEN SCIHLOSSER One .Man Corporation BARBARA SCHNEIDER In the Sporfs Ligh! NANCY SCHOP , S, Ro.fySmiIe Q. I Y 4 MARY MARGARET RYAN Coming Thru the Rye NICHOLAS SABETTO On the G0 NEKKI SABIA Sea I1'hat'5 New PETER SANDOR Defeptiz e I1'restIer CAROL ANN SANTORA x Ticklish Typist RAYMOND SANTORA The Artistic Half HERBERT SCHER Talented Wit CHRISTINE SCHEUCH Puella Bona 5 115 i 4 li 1 ' fy' fl! H 7 , 9 ,L ,L L JAMES SIEGEL Basketballk Best RICHARD SIMON No Simple Simon ERIC SIVIN Intellectual Actor NANCY SKLAREW j'aime la Tennis RICHARD SLIPKA Don't Fall EILEEN SLONIM Laughing Bubblet Wm Y 'W I- 116 RUSSELL SCI-IULER Carburetor Crazy FREDERIC SCHYVARTZ From A to Z BRANA SCHWARZ Grace to its Height BARBARA SEILER Conxiderate Companion ALAN SEPTOFF Unforgettable BARBARA SEYCHEL Debteen ALAN SHAPIRO Laughing Boy DAVID SHAPOSHNICK Laugh Nik CHARLES SHERMAN Sandy Randy ,TQU '- ...Jr I 'T' f ,. ,-. X ' Q- 1 IA, 1 1,-.-.rg - I sfoif 'I- SHELDON STERMAN Modernixtic Man WARREN STILLWELL Pofo Loco ROBERT STOLER Rob Roy f BETH ANN STONE Singing Fiddler JOYCE STRAUSS Hi Ya' Hun CHRISTIN STRODT Girl .S'eout'5 Gold PATRICIA SULLIVAN Lassie HELEN SURKO Foreign Intrigue JOHN SZCZOTKOWSKI What a Mouthful JOAN SMITH Future in Economics JACK SMITHERS Yuk for a Buck NICHOLAS SPERANZA The Peoplels Choice ARLENE SPINNER In a Spin RICHARD STAHURSKI A Polish Romeo ROSLYN STEINGART Auburn Accent I I x 117 ff ff 4. ' I 26, , ' ,T J Mfr Open The Door, Richard KATHLEEN VINCIGUERRA GRACE TAMMARO Don't Put It O17 Until Tomorrow JUDITH TAX From the Intelligentsia JEFFREY TEPPER Tepid in Tennis NANCY THOMPSON Blue Eyed Singer MARINA TIMOSHOK Sweet 'n' Gentle DANIEL TOBIAS Cheek Mate RICHARD TONON FRED TRAVALENA Travelin' On CAROL TRESTKA Number Please ROBERT VALENTI Funny Valentine S CWEN VERBEECK I R Worker CAROL VERITY To Tell the Truth ROSEANN VERO Petite Rose Prim rose Lane I 118 'Ts ve'- 'FW '91 Q 'tx JANETTE WASWO Engaging Personality VVILLIAM WATERS Rum deep MARLENE WAYNE Alerry .Marlene MICHELE WEIGL STEPIIAN NVEINER Scienfe of Football RONNIE YVEISS llfivclzierous .Min Q A25 Chele ,ggi 4, K X um K 4' ' VW A K mm I- .wx -V' X D 'J H5 pfyufffljw J9lQ'fEW'wfl'QVhf My I Q RONALD von FREYMANN Aliracle Mile MARILYN NVALCI-I Iferldzng Bell MARY WALCH Litlle Lamb WILLIAM WALLACE Hz' Fidelity Runner ROBERT WALSH Fuzzy JOHN VVASIAK Double Trouble PATRICIA WASP Pally-cake DANIEL WASSER The Camelv the Thing 119 I a Q, .gg 1 it K .vw ,il ,VH 'lf' ' 'L ' 'le 7, Rx ' CHARLES WOEST , Travels East, Travels Woest x GERHARD WRIESKE WILLIAM WRIGHT EDWARD YANNY X Yanny Z Affair LEANNE ZAFFER Accredited A ccompanist RICHARD WEISSKOFF Key to the Kingdom TRUDY WENISCH Verstiindig und Athletisch ALLENE WENZ Vamos a Mexico DONALD WERNER Grapple 'n' Tackle ALLAN WESTBROOK Reddish Fetish ETHEL WILLIS Winning Willis Gerry Always Wright ELAINE ZELLER Far Away Place . 120 'mx Shutter Shy STEVEN COHEN Combination Please VINCENT DALEY Run Silent, Run Deep JAMES EGGLETON Bacon Cf? Eggs RONALD EYERMAN Speak ofthe Devil SUSAN GRASTY Susie Q CAROL HARRISON Friendly Flair CORRINNE HIGGINS Mi5l3' GERARD HOFFMANN Speediter CHARLES JENY Red River Rock ROBERT KAYE O Kay Sfene 2 BRUCE KITCHEN Ifhazfv Cookin' CRAIG INICDONOLICH Crea! Sflilll FLORENCE MONAIIAN l1'ho'5 Full of Sufprixef? RONALD NELSON Half or Full? EILEEN OKTAVEC Silenl and Sainlly THEODORE STEEN Square Deal JAY TRAYER Blue Eyes JANET TVRDIK Tweedy 121 Hall of to 5000666 . Vi mite Most Athletic 051 Nl , Mitchell 8: Bayer QU-ftsslg Q, Sl SW Best Looking Best Dancers Krosser 8: Hochberg King 31 Sherman I li Fame Wqkt JE-st zff I M' I N , Most Popular Speranza 81 Carroll Cabral Q i an Best Dressed Most Talented Goldstein 8: Liston Grebinar 8: Calandrillo W V71 cfm :Qs 1960 vertisements 124- : , My . M4 ,,.,, :' ' Apt . . f AZ ,Huff F 44 ' fy!! ,iff ,5 , fy!! , A, ALE? f , V' I , , ,f f,,,,, OM, Yf 7,f, , ,,, , WM6, WW 004 J A2 L We ,,'., V',', K'f '3l! 45,71 f ' ,Af 7 0 . ,f , 7' if Qlflftffif W' f f ' 4 1541 if f '-, Vital Statistics JOSEPH ABERNETHY: Track 3, Science Club 4. LENA ABRUZZO: Stunts and Tumbling 4, House of Representa- tives 2,3, Secretarial Club 4, Senior Planning, Senior Sales, Chorus 2,3, Choir 4. SUSAN ADLER: Tennis 2, Badminton 3,4, Table Tennis 3,4, Arch- ery 4, FTA 3,4, Science Club 4, TREASURE CHEST 4. NATALIE AIMETTI: Tennis 2, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3. BARBARA ALMA: Stunts and Tumbling 2,3, Sportsnite 2,3. GEORGINE ALTAMORE: Hockey 2,3, Table Tennis 2,3,4, Bad- minton 4, Volleyball 3,4, Softball 3,4, IRC 3, Attendance Offi- cer 4, Junior Planning, Senior Planning, Honor Society 3, Secre- tary 4, House of Representatives 4, FTA 4, Sportsnite 3,4, Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, TREASURE CHEST 3,4, Varsity M. GEORGINE AMELINGMEIER: Bowling 3,4, Archery 2,3,4, Volley- ball 2,3, Softball 2, FTA 2,3,4, IRC 3, Treasurer 4, Senior Sales, BUCCANEER 3,4, TREASURE CHEST 4. KAREN ANDERSEN. ARTHUR ANDERSON: Basketball 2. HARRIET ANGRILLA: Volleyball 4, Badminton 4, Secretarial Club 4. MARK ANSELL. JAMES ARMSTRONG: Choir 4. DALE ATKINSON: Band 2,3,4, BARBARA BARNARD: TREASURE CHEST 4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 3. DAVID BARNES. PHILIP BASKIN: Chess Club 2, Senior Play. Photography Club 2,4, IRC 3,4, Senior Play, BUCCANEER 4, TREASURE CHEST 4. ROBERT BAUMANN. DAVID BAYER: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3, House of Representatives 3, Speaker 4, Treasurer Junior Class, Treasurer Senior Class, Senior Planning, Varsity M. JOEL BECKER: Wrestling 3, Cross Country 4, Science Club 2, House of Representatives 2. JERILYN BECKLEY: Hockey 2,3,4, Basketball 3, Tennis 3, Volley- ball 3, Softball 3, Sportsnite 2,3, House of Representatives 2, FTA 3, Pirettes 3,4, Pop Concert 3, Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, BARBARA BECKMAN: Tennis 2, Badminton 3,4, Table Tennis 3,4, Archery 4, FTA 3, Science Club 4. HARVEY BECKMAN. BARBARA BEDELL: Stunts and Tumbling 2,3, Baseball 2, Basket- ball 2,3, Sportsnite 2,3, ROBERTA BEITCHMAN: Archery 2, Secretarial Club 4. STEPHEN BELKIN: Skull and Bones 3,4, IRC 3,4, Senior Sales, Choir 3,4. ' DAVID BENSOL. PAMELA BERKY: Tennis 2, Volleyball 3,4, Badminton 4, Basket- ball 4, BUCCANEER 3,4. MARY JANE BERRY: Hockey 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Volley- ball 2,3, Sportsnite 2,3, IRC 4, Latin Club 3, Pirettes 3,4, House of Representatives 4, Pop Concert 3,4. STEPHEN BERTUGLIA: P.A. Squad 3,4, Tripod Club 3. JOHN BIEGLER: A.V. Squad 2,3,4. WILLIAM BIZZOSO. LEANN BOOTH. MARIANNE BORNER: Secretarial Club 4. ROBERT BOSS. EDWARD BOULANGER: Band 2,3,4. KENNETH BOVIO: Track 3,4, Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3, Varsity M. JOHN BOWE. EVE BRANDON: Stunts and Tumbling 2, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basket- HARVEY BAUMANN: Chess Club 2, Science Club 3, President 4, ball 2, Modern Dance 2, Badminton 3: Bowling 3142 Soffbell 3f Archery 4, Pirettes 2,3,4, Officials Club 2: I-IIJVCVY 3f4i COOCIJPS Club 3,4, Varsity M. WILLIAM BRENNER: Wrestling 3, Cross Country 4: House Oi Rep' resentatives 2,4. CAROL BRIGIOTTI: Secretarial Club 4. DOROTHY BROWER. BARRIE BROWN: Stunts and Tumbling 2,3, Softball 2,4: Volley- ball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Modern Dance 3,4: FTA 2.34: IRC 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Pirettes 4. ELLIOTT BRUSKIN: Wrestling 3,4, Cross Country 3. CONNIE BRUY: House of Representatives 4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Pirettes 3,4, Varsity M. ADELE BUCKLEY: Modern Dance 2, Badminton 3, Softball 3, Table Tennis 3, Archery 4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Senior Sales, Varsity M. EDMUND BUGGENHAGEN: Baseball 2. STEPHEN BUSCH: Rifle 3,4, Photography Club 3,4, Latin Club 3: Senior Play, TREASURE CHEST MICHAEL BUTTACAVOLI. ALFRED CABRAL: Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Varsity M. JOHN CALANDRILLO: House of Representatives 3, Senior Plan- ning, Chorus 2, Choir 3,4, TREASURE CHEST, Art Editor 4, Senior Sales, Varsity M. CHARLES CALIMAN: Wrestling 3,4, Science Club 2, Varsity M. MARTIN CAMMARATA: Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Football 2, Senior Planning, Varsity M. EDWARD CAMPANELLA: Bowling 3,4, Photography Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, P.A. Club 3,4, BUCCANEER, Co- Photography Editor 3, Photography Editor 4, TREASURE CHEST, Co-Photography Editor 3, Photography Editor 4. DONALD CAMPBELL: Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 4, Wrestling 2, 3,4, House of Representatives 2,3. JOHN CAMPBELL. FRANCES CANGEMI. FLORENCE CARMAN: Archery 2,3, Bowling 2. STEPHANIE CARROLL: Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Volleyball 2, 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Cheerleading 4, Coaches Club 3,4, House of Representatives 2,3, Attendance Officer 4, IRC 4, Vice- President Junior Class, Vice-President Senior Class, BUCCANEER 2,3, Varsity M. JOHANNA CASTELLO: Bowling 3,4, Softball 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4. MARGARET CESTA: Glee Club 2, Chorus 3, Choir 4. LINDA CHAPIN: Badminton 3, Volleyball 3,4, Basketball 3, Soft- ball 3,4, Library 2,3,4, FTA 3,4, Senior Sales, Senior Play, TREASURE CHEST 4, Varsity M. MADELINE CHAPMAN: Table Tennis 2,3, Tennis 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Archery 3, Sportsnite 2,3,4, FTA 3,4, IRC 4, Chorus 4, TREASURE CHEST 4. STEVEN CHERNEY: Science Club 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4, iiec 3,4, varsity M. THOMAS CHIARENZA. JERRY CHILLE. LINDA CHIPKIN: Tennis 2,3,4, Bowling 2, Softball 2, Badminton 3,4, Volleyball 2,4, Basketball 3, Pirettes 2, Pop Concert 2, FTA 3,4, IRC 3,4, Sportsnite 3,4, Senior Play, Glee Club 2, BUC- CANEER 3, TREASURE CHEST, Typing Editor 4. MARK CHRISTIANSEN: Track 2,3, Cross Country 4, Science Club 2,4, President 3, IRC 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Senior Play, TREAS- URE CHEST 3, Varsity M. MEPHAM PARENTS' CLUB Your BANKING HEADQUARTERS for COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES See SECURITY First. sEcu 5 NATIONAL BANK TOFILOAND ISLAND .. fA77 ll Md iiiii:.. iffiiifgiiii 4: ' N16-mber Federal Deposit Insurance ClOl'POl'21LIOI'1 WILLIAM E. DELLAMORE 81 SON, INC. 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AUDREY DE CAMP: Eadrrintar 2, Orchestra 2.3,-4, GAIL DE FREITAS: Tennis 22, I-Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 3,1-1, Table Tennis 3: BOWIIHQ 4, Library Club 14, FT!-. 3, Historian- Librarian 4, IRC 3,4, Senior Soles, Seriar Play, EUCC!-NEER 3,4, TREASURE CHEST 4. MICHAEL DEL GIUDICE: Baseball 2, Bowling 4, IPC 4. LARRY DELMAN. MARGARET DENTON. LINDA DE RISI: Archery 3, Secretarial Club 4. ISABELLE DESPOSATI: f'-rchery 2,3,4, Tennis 2, Softball 2, Bowl- ing 3, Sportsnite 2,3, Senior Sales. DAVID DEVERAUX. MICHAEL DIBARTOLOMEO: Baseball 2, Football 4, Photography Club 3,4, Science Club 4, Skull and Bones 3,4, Chorus 2, Bowl- ing 4. RICHARD DOUGLASS. JOHN DRESCHER. BORIS DRINKWATER: Wrestling 2,3, Football 2,3, Tracln 2,3, Senior Planning, Varsity M. DIANE DROISEN: Tennis 2,3,4, Table Tennis 2,3, Bowling 2, Bad- minton 3, House of Representatives 2, IRC 2,3,4, BUCCANEER 3,4, News Editor 4, Honor Society 3.4, Senior Planning, Senior Sales, Sportsnite 2. JOAN DUFFY. RICHARD DURSO. JOSEPH DUSSICH: Band 2. 'EILEEN EDREICH: Table Tennis 3, Archery 4, Spoffsnife 3, Senior Sales, TREASURE CHEST 4. JAMES EGGLETON. SUnset I -6965 MR. GENE Hclirstylist 545 Bedford Avenue BELLMORE, N. Y. Address 2044 No. .lerusalem Ave. No. Bellmore PARK BARBER SHOP Your Friendly Barber Finest Service for the Whole Family Air-conditioned Tel. No. IV-3-2831 WEINMAN'S HARDWARE BELLMORE, LONG ISLAND S U n set 5-0222 ARLENE EISEN: Tennis 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Sportsnite 2,3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Skull and Bones 2, IRC 3,4, Senior Sales, BUCCANEER 2, Co-Feature Edi- tor 3, Feature Editor 4, TREASURE CHEST 2,3,4, Varsity M, LEWIS EISENSTEIN. CAROL ELLIG: Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Badminton 2, 3,4, Table Tennis 3,4, Sportsnite 2,3,4, FTA 3, Coaches Club 3,4, IRC 4, Senior Sales, Varsity M. GALE ERHARDT: Volleyball 2,3,4, Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Softball 3,4, Sportsnite 2,3,4, House of Repre- sentatives 3, FTA 2,3,4, IRC 3,4, Senior Sales, Band 2,3,4, Pop Concert 2,3,4, Orchestra 3, Twirling 2,3,4, TREASURE CHEST 4, Varsity M. CAROLE ESTES: Basketball 3, Tennis 3, Sportsnite 3, FTA 3,4, IRC 3,4, Choir 4, Chorus 2. RONALD EYERMAN. OLIVIA FAGGIONI: Hockey 2,3, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Modern Dance 2, Bowling 4, Sportsnite 2,3,4, Pirettes 4. ERNESTINE FALANGA, ,,,. M , 4ffW' 257' 2' 1, . 01 ,- :., .. . ,xy 4- My Z I : if W l wa ,.,, , Lf, 'gf , I 42' ? ,, V ,V fgqf ,,, ,: 1 ,. A X W 7, 1 - V V, ,ww Q -f l If Quai A VE. , , -,gr .fi ' .ir If f ,,,.,w, ,,, , ' ' X 2' U , ,, 5 , Q, ,JZQI . X ,, V I '. , 1 , f f ' ? ,, . Q Come Again? VILLAGE PHARMACY HEADQUARTERS FOR HEARING AIDS and BATTERIES AII Makes FREE DELIVERY Open Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. SUnset 5-1329 - 9637 402 Bedford Ave. Bellmore H. R. 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P.F.'s 305 North Bedford Avenue BELLMORE, N. Y. Best Wishes from ALEXIS AND KAY VON FREYMANN JACCB GUNTHER -'LR fgf If gb tf '71 .lii A F tim ??3l?+,.i...e.-evm F' Q A ff! 4 jf? f X I E , 5 'IZ-,..i'R-fi' 'Ti T' - -. - l -Xxx' f ' X K n K K, 2222 Sunrise Hwy. f,,l5-ir' 1, 2- GERARD STUDIOS Your official yearbook photographer Merrick, N. Y. Fr 9-1 1 it Weddings Portraits Commercial Photography 7' Cameras, equipment and supplies Visit our new studio - the complete photographic center COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. JAMES LAMBERT FOREST CITY PHARMACY Seymour Goldblatt, Ph. G. 2847 Jerusalem Avenue Wantaugh, N. Y. Phone: SUnset 5-7373 SUnset I -6392 GlUSEPPE'S RESTAURANT INC. ITALIAN cuisiisis Every Meer Q riesre Air Conditioned for Your Pleasure Joseph 8- Catherine Testa 542 Jerusalem Ave. Props, No. Bellmore, N. Y, ROBERT FRIEDENSON: Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 253,45 Troclc 2, 3,45 Varsity M. ARLENE FRIEDMAN: Volleyball 2,3,45 Tennis 2,35 Sportsnite 2, 3,45 FTA 35 Senior Play. JOSEPH FUSCO. JOEL FRIEDMAN: Football 2. JAMES GALLAGHER. BETTY ANN GALLIVAN: Stunts and Tumbling 2,35 Basketball 25 Volleyball 2,35 Tennis 2,35 Archery 45 Pirettes 2,3,45 Senior Plan- ning5 Coaches Club 3,45 Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 TREASURE CHEST 35 Varsity M. GALE GALLO: Volleyball 2,45 Sportsnite 2,3,45 Senior Soles5 TREASURE CHEST 4. JUNE GANGEL: Volleyball 3,45 Archery 2,3,45 Tcible Tennis 35 Sportsnite 2,3,45 Pirettes 3,45 House of Representatives 35 Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus 3, Choir 45 Pop Concert 3,45 TREASURE CHEST 4. RICHARD GILBERT: Cross Country 2,35 Wrestling 2,3,45 House of Representatives 2,3. MADELINE GLEASON: Badminton 25 Volleyball 3,45 Basketball 35 Bowling 45 Stunts oncl Tumbling 35 Sportsnite 35 Pirettes 4. DOROTHY GOLDBERG: Tennis 2,3545 Volleyboll 2,3,45 Archery '25 Table Tennis 35 Bowling 45 Sportsnite 2,35 FTA 2,3,45 IRC 3,45 Skull and Bones 25 Honor Society 3,45 Senior Ploy5 Senior Soles5 BUCCANEER 45 TREASURE CHEST 45 Varsity M. JOHNNY'S TAXI SERVICE 24 Hour Service 2-Way Radio Special Rates for Out of Town Trips Airports 8. Commuters SU 5-9373 Bellmore Rd. 81 Jerusalem Ave., No. Blmr. MARILYN GOLDSTEIN: Volleyball 2,3,4, Stunts and Tumbling 2, 3,4, Softball 2, Basketball 2,3,4, Apparatus 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Sportsnite 2,3,4, Skull and Bones 2, IRC 3,4, Pop Concert 3, Senior Play. ROBERT GOOD: Latin Club 2. JAMES GORYCKI: Cross Country 2, Chorus 2, Choir 3,4 MARVIN GOTILIEB: Key Club 2,3, Treasmer 4, I-loror Society 3, Vice-President 4, Band 3,4, BUCC!-.NEER 3, Business Editor 4, TREASURE CHEST 3, Co-Picture Planning Editor 4, Varsity M. SHEILA GRADIN: Modern Dance 2, Volleyball 3, IPC 3,4, Sci- ence Club 4, TREASURE CHEST 4. PAUL GRANDISON. SANDRA GREBINAR: Sturts and Tumblirg 2,3, Girls' Dance Band 2, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,4, Sportsnite 2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4, House of Representatives 3,4, Junior Planning, Pop Concert '2,3,4, Senior Sales, Twirling 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, TREASURE CHEST, Co-Art and Layout Editor 4, Varsity lvl. JUDITH GREENBERG: Badminton 3, Archery 4, Senior Sales, MYRA GREENBERG: Bowling 2,3,4, Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 3,4, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Coaches Club 4, Band 2,3,4, Varsity M. MICHAEL GREENWALD: Track 2,4, Wrestling 3,4, Bowling 3, Cross Country 4. NORMA GUEST: Modern Dance 2, Volleyball 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Sportsnite 2,3,4, Pirettes 2,3,4, Senior Play, Senior Sales, Chorus 2,3, Pop Concert 2,3,4. RICHARD GUNDEL. JAMES GUNTHER. RONALD GUTTMAN: Football 2,3,4, TREASURE CHEST4. 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Little Neck Road at Jerusalem Ave. GERD HHNRICH' DOROTHY HELMS: Volleyball 2,3, Archery 2, Basketball 37 Pirettes 3,4, House of Representatives 4. NORTH BELLMORE, N. Y. CHARLES HENRY: Audio Visual 2,3,4, camera Club 3,4, FReeport 8-9592 FARRELL'S SERVICE STATION Auto Repairs 8. Lubrication 329 Merrick Avenue Merrick, L. I., N. Y. J 8. M DRUGS, INC. Prompt-Delivery-Service 2817 Jerusalem Ave. North Bellmore, L. I. Phone CA I-2233 This yours? CYNTHIA HENRY: Volleyball 2,4, Sportsnite 2,4, Pirettes 2, FTA 2,3,4, House of Representatives 2, Senior Play, TREASURE CHEST 4. GERALD HENSLER. JAMES HENSLER. BARBARA HERMAN: Volleyball 2.3.4, Softball 4, Stunts and Tumbling 2. DIANE HERMAN: Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2,3, Baseball 2,3, Sportsnite 3,4, Senior Planning, TREASURE CHEST 4. CORRINE HIGGINS. BARBARA HILLE. PAUL HIMMELSBACH: Bond 2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Varsity M. MARTIN HIRSCHHORN: Basketball 2,3, Tripod Club 2,3,4, Chess Club 2, Science Club 3,4, Hi-Fi Club 3, IRC 4, BUCCANEER 3, TREASURE CHEST 4, Varsity M. SUSAN HOCHBERG: Stunts and Tumbling 2,3, Volleyball 2,4, Sportsnite 2,3,4, Skull and Bones 2,3, Vice-President 4, IRC 3,4, Senior Planning, Honor Society 3,4, BUCCANEER 3,4, TREASURE CHEST Editor of Student Pictures 4, Varsity M. RHONDA HOCHHAUSER: Table Tennis 2.3, Badminton 3, Basket- ball 2,3, Tennis 2, Archery 3, Sportsnite 2,3, FTA 3,4, Junior Planning, Chorus 4, TREASURE CHEST 4, KARLENE HODGSON: Tennis 2, Badminton 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3, Basketball 2, Table Tennis 3, Sportsnite 2,3,4, Senior Sales, TREASURE CHEST 4. RAMBLER Ambassador Rebel Metropolitan FARINA AUTO SERVICE NEW - USED CARS 1533 Bellmore Ave. N. Bellmore, L. i., N. Y. sunset 5-1535 SU 5-3020 A PATTY'S MEAT MARKET 21 Z Fresh Poultry 8. Provisions Freezer Orders Our Specialty I5I4 Bellmore Ave. No. Bellmore, L. I., N. Y. Compliments of NORTH AMERICAN ALUMINUM CORP. 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ELLEN HOLTZMAN: Archery 2,35 Bowling 35 Badminton 45 Table Tennis 45 Volleyball 45 Sportsnite 3,45 IRC 3,45 FTA 45 Senior Play5 Senior Soles5 TREASURE CHEST 3, Blurb Editor 45 BUC- CANEER 4. CAROLE HOOKER: Badminton 25 Table Tennis 25 Softball 25 Stunts and Tumbling 35 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Bowling 45 Sportsnite 2,3,45 Pirettes 3,45 Pop Concert 3,4. PETER HORACEK: Choir 2,3,4. MADELINE HORNING: Badminton 25 Volleyball 2,35 Sportsnite 2,35 IRC 3,45 FTA 45 TREASURE CHEST 4. MICHAEL HORNSTEIN. MONA HOROWITZ: Archery 3,45 Table Tennis 35 Volleyball 45 Science Club 25 TREASURE CHEST 3,45 BUCCANEER 2. PATRICIA HUNTER: Badminton 25 Archery 2,3,45 Table Tennis 35 Volleyball 2,35 Bowling 25 Sportsnite 2,3,45 FTA 45 TREASURE CHEST 4. ROSEMARIE IACCIO: Hockey 25 Modern Dance 25 Volleyball 2, 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 25 Stunts and Tumbling 35 Pirettes 3,45 Bowling 45 Sportsnite 2,3,45 Pop Concert 4. L. Lowenthal, M. T. Bellmore, N. Y. Director lOpp. L.l.R.R. Stal JOS. MESSINA, Prop. qxyx .E , ' '5 , gf , .. RESTAURANT - BOWLING ALLEYS - t ,.'f2- 'vu ii- gg L---3,3 - ' 2732 GRAND AVENUE -2- BELLMORE, N. Y. SUnset 5-9842 COMPLIMENTS OF FLOWERS BY FRANK T005 Jerusalem Ave. North Merrick, L. I., N. Y. SUE IMBER: Archery 2, Volleyball 2,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Table Tennis 3,4, Sportsnite 2,3, FTA 2,3,4, Skull and Bones 2, IRC 3,4, Senior Play, BUCCANEER 3,4, TREASURE CHEST 4. CAROLE IODICE: Archery 2, Bowling 4, TREASURE CHEST 4. EVELYN JABLOW: Coaches Club 2,3,4, Tennis 23.4, Softball 2, 3,4, Modern Dance 2, Sportsnite 2,3,4, Olticials Club 2,3, Honor Sociefy 3,4, FTA 2,3,4, IRC 3.4, Junior Planning, Senior Planning, House of Representatives 4, EUCCANEER 2. Asst, Sports Editor 3, TREASURE CHEST 2, Asst. Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Varsity M. PAMELA JASSER: Softball 2, Basketball 3, IRC 3.4, FTA 4, Senior Sales: TREASURE CHEST 4. THOMAS JENKINS: Track 2,3, Cross Country 2, Wrestling 3, Football 4, House of Representatives 3, Latin Club 3, Varsity M. CHARLES JENY: Track 2,3, Latin Club 2,3. MAURICE KANE: Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Science Club 2, Hi-Fi Club 3,4, Choir 4, BUCCANEER 4. CYNTHIA KATZ: Badminton 4, Stunts and Tumbling 4, Table Tennis 4, Tennis 4, Volleyball 4, Sportsnite 4, IRC 4, Latin Club 4, FTA 4, TREASURE CHEST 4. ROBERT KAYE. CAROLE KELLER. JON KELLER: Bond 2,3,4. WILLIAM KELTON. THRIFTY Cleaners 8K Launderers, Inc. Same Day Service Dry Cleaning dnd Shirt Laundering Tuxedo Rentals Special Group Discount PAUL'S SUNDIAL SHOES 302 Bedford Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-T930 Featuring the American Girl Shoe for women and American Juniors for children For All Your Sportswear And Gymwear . . . See LUBERT'S DEPARTMENT STORE III-113 Bedford Avenue BELLMORE, New YORK sunsei 5-1169 Y zjfbkkf Sli' W7 ala: fe . 2 I' Concentration. ul!!! THE FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK of Long Island Bellmore New York Serving a Growing Long island All Banks Lend Money Some are Friendlier 33 Convenient Offices I if We MARGARET MARY KING: sfaafs aaa Tumbling 2,3,4, Volleyball N 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Sportsnite 2,3,45 Arch- , ery 25 Softball 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. ' 5 A BRUCE KITCHEN. ' HENRY KLEIN: Chess Club 25 Science Club 2,35 Photography 5 ciaia 3,-1. E Z MARIANNE KLINE: Chorus 2,35 Senior Sales5 Senior Play5 I What . . . me worry? Bellmore TEXTILE CENTER Fashion Fabrics Drapes Naiaaas Slip Covers 505 Bedford Ave., Bellmore near Playhouse 5U'5-4790 TREASURE CHEST 4. MARY KOCH: Archery 25 Modern Dance 25 Tennis 2,35 Volley- ball 35 Softball 35 Table Tennis 2,3. HELENE KOLBER: Archery 2,35 Volleyball 3,45 Table Tennis 3,45 Sportsnite 3,45 FTA 3,45 Senior Play5 BUCCANEER 3g TREASURE CHEST Co-Typing Editor 4. VICTORIA KOPECKY: Bowling 25 Tennis 3. TED KOTCH: Football 35 Basketball 3,4. JUDITH KRENIS: IRC 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 FTA 45 Senior Play5 Li- brary Club 45 Choir 35 BUCCANEER 2,45 TREASURE CHEST 4. JERROLD KRESHOVER. VALERIE KRESKY: Basketball 25 Badminton 35 House of Repre- sentatives 23,45 Parliamentariam IRC 45 Library Club 2,3, Presi- BUCCANEER 3,45 Varsity M. dent 4: Junior PlOnning5 Senior Planning5 Honor Society 3,45 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF I96O MEADOW BROOK LUMBER 81 EQUIPMENT CORP. BELLMORE AVE., BELLMORE SUNSET 5-0750 STUART KROSSER: Faotball 2,-4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2, 3,4, Junior Planning, Senior Planning, Varsity M, BERTRAM KULIC: Tennis 2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 4, Science Club 2,3,4, IRC 4, Spanish Club 2, BUCCANEER 4. THOMAS KUNNECKE. JOSEPH T. LAMBERT: Rifle Team 3,4, Skull and Bones 2,3,4, Photography Club 2,3,4, Science Club 2,3, Vice-Presiaent 4, IRC 4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, BUCCANEER 3,4, TREASURE CHEST 3, Literary Editor 4, Varsity M. FRANCINE LANGDON. KATHERINE LANGEN. AL LA SCALA. LYNNE LAYTON: Tennis 3,4, Volleyball 3. JOSEPH LAZAR: Track 3,4, Cross Country 4, Band 2,3,4, PATRICIA LEEDS: Tennis 2,3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, IRC 3,4, Orchestra 3, BUCCANEER 3, TREASURE CHEST 4. MARTHA LEIBBRAND: Bowling 3, Badminton 3, Volleyball 3, IRC 3,4. KAREN LEINWOHL: Archery 2, Bowling 3,4, Badminton 3,4, Volleyball 3, IRC 3,4, Senior Sales, Band 2. MATTHEW LEO. ROBERT LESSMAN: Science Club 2, Hi-Fi Club 3. J Who said Mepham didn't have rockets? IRVING'S HARDWARE STORE Tools - Builder's Hardware Sapolin Paints Garden Supplies SUnset 5-2240 T03 Bedford Ave. BELLMORE, N. Y. S U nset 5-0009 HARSE UPHOLSTERY COMPANY UPHOLSTERING and FURNITURE REPAIRING SLIP COVERS DRAPES and CORNICES 54I Bedford Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. To the future! ALVIS DRUGS, INC. CHEMISTS 2639 Jerusalem Avenue North Bellmore, L. I. THE FRIENDLY STORE Phone CAstle I-0786 RUBEROID Phone: CAstIe I-l230 Asphalt and Asbestos Building Materials ECONOMY DORMER CORP. 547 BEDFORD AVE. BELLMORE, N. Y. BEATRICE LEVESQUE. BRUCE LEVETT: Track 2,3,4, Rifle Team 2. NANCY LEVINE: Pirettes 2,3,4, Volleyball 2, Tennis 3, Sports- nite 2,4, IRC 2,3,4, FTA 3,4, Pop Concert 3,4, Glee Club 2, TREASURE CHEST 3,4, Business Editor, BUCCANEER 3.4. BRIAN LEVY: Football 3,4, Skull 81 Bones 2,3,4, Senior Play, Sci- ence Club 2,3,4, IRC 3,4, BUCCANEER 2, HEATHER LIPTON: Archery 3,4, Science Club 2, Junior Planning. BARRY LISTON: Baseball 3, House of Representatives 2,3,4. JOHN LOONAM: Track 2,3, IRC 2, Science Club 3,4 DONA LOTTO: Badminton 2,3,4, Table Tennis 2,3,4, Tennis 2, Volleyball 3,4, Pirettes 3,4. EDITH LOY: Volleyball 2,3. STEPHEN LUPOW: Cross Country 2, IRC 3, Latin Club 3,4, TREASURE CHEST 4. EDWARD MACCONE: Wrestling 3, Choir 2,3g Varsity M. RICHARD MAHLAND: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity M. Varsity M. JOHN MALFATTI: Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,4, Track 2,3,4. JOHN MAIORANA: Cross Country 3,4, FRANK MANCUSO: Choir 4. ANNETTE MANDARINO. RONALD MANDRAS: Track 3. ROXANNE MARTIN: Badminton 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, IRC 3,4 FTA 2,3, Secretary 4, Library Club 2,3,4, Senior Planning, Sen- ior Sales, LUCY MAIZILIZNO: Bowling 2. LILLIAN MASON: Bowling 2. LOUISE MAIER: Tennis 2,35 Badminton 2.3, Volleyball 2,3, 1 FUR and CLOTH COATS CLEANED and STORED ON PREMISES SHIRTS BEAUTIFULLY LAUNDERED ZIP CLEANERS - DYERS - TAILORS SAME DAY and 24-House SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COST I874 Bellmore Ave. SU 5-9766 Bellmore, Long Island ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES JOSEPH J. SHALDONE SU n set 5-423I NICK'S BIKE SHOP Schwinn and Rudge Authorized Sales Agency New and Used Bicycles I5I2 Bellmore Ave. No. Bellmore, N. Y. Layton talent THOMAS MAURILLO: Band 253,45 Jolly Rogers 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Varsity M. PAUL MAYLAND: Track 23,45 Band 2,3,45 Jolly Rogers 2,3,45 Pop Concert 2,3,45 Varsity M. RONNIE MAZER: Volleyball 2,35 Basketball 25 Modern Dance 2,3545 Sportsnite 2,3,45 Pirettes 2,3,45 FTA 2,3, Vice-President 45 IRC 3,45 House of Representatives 2,35 Junior Planning5 Honor Society 3,45 Pop Concert 2,3545 BUCCANEER 2,3, Typing Editor 45 TREASURE CHEST 2,3, Co-Literary Editor 45 Varsity M. JAMES McCAFFERIYT: Football 3.4. ROSEMARIE McCANN: Hockey 45 Softball 3. MARSHA MEESS: Archery 2,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Coaches Club 45 Pirettes 2,3,45 Softball 3,45 Table Tennis 2,35 Tennis 25 Volley- ball 3,4. LORETTA MICELI. MONICA MIELLIE: Hockey 45 Chorus 2,35 Choir 4. EDWARD MILLER. BARRY MILLMAN: Cross Country 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,35 Track 2,3. WILLIAM MULLADY: Chorus 2, NANCY MULLER: Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Pirettes 45 Stunts and Tumbling 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Junior Planning5 Senior Planning5 TREASURE CHEST 4. MILDRED MUNDAY: Tennis 2,35 Volleyball 3,4. MARY NAGLE: Badminton 45 Softball 2,3,45 Modern Dance 25 Stunts and Tumbling 3,45 Table Tennis 25 Sportsnite 23,45 Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 FTA 35 Senior Sales5 Photography Club 4. RONALD NELSON. VERONICA NIEMAN: Badminton 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 35 Sportsnite 3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 House of Rep. 2,45 Junior Plan- ning5 Pirettes 45 Pop Concert 45 Senior Play5 Senior Sales5 Secre- tarial Club 45 TREASURE CHEST 4. YOUR KODAK DEALER WHOLESALE RETAIL QUICK'S Photo Service KODAK - POLAROID BELL 81 HOWELL- ARGUS VIEW MASTER I877 Bellmore Ave. N. Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-7848 Sunset 5-0170 OTTO GROSS, Prop. OTTO'S PORK STORE 81 MEAT MARKET FOR QUALITY MEATS - LAMB - POULTRY 215 Bedford Ave. Bellmore, L. L., N. Y. SUnset 5-9673 John Nolan FIVE POINT SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Accessories Lubrication Jerusalem 8. Bellmore Avenues North Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-7838 SI ll-LIONS HARSI HARDWARE 8- HOME PRODUCTS, INC. 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CAROL ANN MITCHELL: Basketball 2,3,45 Badminton 2,3,45 SUnset 50594 Free Delivery Softball 2,3545 Tennis 2,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Coaches Club 35 Captain 45 Honor Society 3,45 House of Representatives 35 IRC 3,45 Junior Planning5 Latin Club 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Var- sity M. BONNIE MITTLEBERG: Archery 35 Badminton 2,35 Modern Dance 2,35 Volleyball 3,45 Senior Sales5 Science Club 45 TREASURE CHEST 4. ALEXANDER MOLENKO: Bowling 2,3,45 Latin Club 35 Senior Planning, BELLPARK PHARMACY VINCENT G. LAFALCE, Ph.G. 2225 Jerusalem Ave. at Bellmore Ave. NORTH BELLMORE, NEW YORK CAstIe I-5075 OLGA KOSNOSKI, Prop. OLGA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing iii PERMANENT WAVES HAIR TINTING AND STYLING 990 Jerusalem Avenue North Merrick, L. I., N. Y. G. BOHLEN A. KEIL BEDFORD WINE 81 LIQUOR FINEST IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES 8- LIQUORS 320 Bedford Ave. Bellmore, N. Y. We Deliver Lic. L-6106 SUnse t 5-0268 '1 Mepham's own CONTE'S PHARMACY Anthony J. Conte, B.S. Phar. Phone SUnset 5-26I0 2476 Jerusalem Road North Bellmore, L. I. ELAINE NOBLE: Stunts and Tumbling 4. HOWARD O'BRITIS. NORA ODELL JOHN O'DONNELL: Latin Club 2,3g Junior Planningg Chorus 2 Choir 3,45 LAWRENCE OLLIVIER. GLENN ORENSTEIN: Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4g Senior Play. Photography Club 2,3,4. MILDRED PALLADINO: Bowling 2, Archery 2,3,4, Volleyball 2, 3,45 Stunts and Tumbling 2, Table Tennis 3,4, Sportsnite 2,3,4, Library Club 3,4p IRC 3,45 Coaches Club 4, Secretarial 41 Sen- ior Salesg Ofticials Club 2. MARCIA PANN: Badminton 2, Volleyball 2,3,-4, Archery 3,4 Hockey 4g Sportsnite 3g FTA 3,4, IRC 4g BUCCANEER 2,3, TREAS- URE CHEST, Activities and ldentitications Editor 4, THOMAS PARADISO. DIANA PARO: Badminton 2, Tennis 4. WILLIAM PAUL: Senior Play. ROBERT PEET, ANN PELLEGRINI: Hockey 4. HARRY PEPPIATT. HEATHER PERRINE: Softball 3,45 Volleyball 4, Sportsnite 4j Chorus 4. JOSEPH PERRY: Photography Club 45 Orchestra 2,3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Dance Band 3,4. Res. SUnset I-0222 BARNEY'S BARBER SHOP Henry C. Barnard T503 Bellmore Ave, Proprietor No. Bellmore, N. Y. KING RESTAURANT Chinese and American Food Family Dinner Tempting Chinese Dishes To Take Out FReeport 8-987I 379 N. Merrick Avenue FRANK SETTE, INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING AUTHORIZED o.E. DEALER 203 sunrise Highway aELLMoRE, NEW YORK sunset 5-2396 BELLMORE LIQUOR STORE, INC. 2718 Grand Ave. BELLMORE, L. i. sufisei 5-0444 Li Eense No. L1506 Phone SUnset 5-9813 NICK 8. JOHNNY'S Auto Repairs 8- Lubrication Tires - Tubes - Accessories - Batteries Newbridge Road 8. Fish Avenue Bellmore, L. I. N N.-wx . N L - -'-- s '44.4 ., .-..- X . . 'sc . Q . '5 .... fi. - Q izilfliksz ii ' 5 el P X wx x: S-fe, if.. .: .. , . x . , ,TRY X it , IS,--.4. I,.,kS.i.,, 5 YS' ...L f' wwiSji ' S si if ' - 44.4 N 5 . ..... . ....,... . ..' fm.. .,,, ,. 1'2- .,, A ,f SW?-4 -J 15.2 -f rv , , iff,--V Life, Look, and Esquire MARY ANN RYAN: Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,45 Archery 25 Volley- ball 2,3,45 Softball 3,45 Basketball 3,4. MARY MARGARET RYAN: Archery 45 Secretarial Club 4. NICHOLAS CHRIS SABETTO: Football 25 Wrestling 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,4. NEKKI SABIA: Bowling 25 Chorus 2,3,4. PETER SANDOR: Wrestling 3,45 Cross Country 4. CAROL ANN SANTORA: Table Tennis 3. RAYMOND SANTORA. HERBERT SCHER: Science Club 4, Senior Play5 Skull and Bones 45 TREASURE CHEST 4. CHRISTINE SCHEUCH: Bowling 2,35 Tennis 35 Choir 45 Chorus 35 Latin Club 3,4. HELEN SCHEUERMANN: Badminton 35 Secretarial Club 45 Table Tennis 35 Sportsnite 3. GAIL SCHIFFER. CAROL ANN SCHINDELE: Badminton 35 Secretarial Club 45 TREASURE CHEST 3,4. STEVEN SCHLOSSER: Bowling 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Camera Club 25 Honor Society 3,45 IRC 3,45 Senior Ploy5 Skull cincl Bones 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 BUCCANEER 3,45 Varsity M. BARBARA SCHNIEDER: Apparatus 35 Badminton 45 Basketball 2,35 Hockey 35 Softball 2,35 Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,45 Volley- ball 2,35 Cheerleading 2,35 Band 2,3,4. FReeport 8-4144 l i ll 6 f I Jlabmdfuhm 38 SO. MAIN ST. 7G FREEPORT. N. Y. .L .cu .. X Our Sincerest Wishes for A Successful Career ROBINHOOD DISCOUNT CENTER 2132 Sunrise Highway LQFEMME ACCESSORIES 8. BOUTIQUE EMPIRE STATE CLEANERS Bags, Costume Jewelry, etc., etc. Cleaning, Dyeing 81 Tailoring ITEMS OF DISTINCTION FOR THE Pick-up Delivery Service SELECTIVE WOMAN All Work Done On Premises 27 Merrick Ave. Merrick, N. Y. Phone FR 8-III9 Open Friday Evening till 9:00 I904 Newbridge Road BELLMORE, N. Y. Phone SUnset 5-2510 NANCY SCHOP: Archery 3,4, Softball 2, Chorus 2, Choir 4, Science Club 2,35 Secretory 45 Senior Play, TREASURE CHEST 2. RUSSELL SCHULER. TUXEDOS FOR HIRE 9711 COMPLETE FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE FREDERIC SCHWARTZz Cross Country 2, Audio Visuol 2,3,4, BUCCANEER 2, Co-Editor in Chief 3, Editor in Chief 4, Chess Club 2, Creative Writing Club, lice-President 4, Hi-Fi Club, Busi- ness Manager 3,4, Honor Society 14, IRC 3,4, Photography Club FR 9-3209 2, Pop Concert 3,4, Senior Planning, Senior Ploy, Senior Sales, Skull and Bones 3,4, TREASURE CHEST 3,4, Varsity M. BRANA SCHWARZ: Softball 2, Tennis 4, Volleyball 2,3, Sports- nite 3, Chorus 2. BARBARA SEILER1 Archery 4, Softball Zi Sportsnite 3, Table Ten- nis 3, BUCCANEER 2, Volleyball 22, Pirettes 2,3,4, TREASURE CHEST 4. ALAN SEPTOFF. BARBARA SEYCHEL ALAN SHAPIRO: Senior Plannirg, TPE!-SUPE CHEST 4 DAVID SHAPOSNICK. CHARLES SHERMAN. JAMES SIEGEL: Baseball 2,3 , House ot Representatives 2,-4, Varsity M. I7 W. Sunrise Highway, Freeport, N. Y. se, ,-,, oon ., Scheuchhh- quiet please. 1 1 wmxwwmx. VIL' x C if Se dFlo e It n nv Lv 'x Worldwide XX 1 - YI i if r LU' SUNSET 5-T260 'Xl ci-IALET FLoRist GERTRUDE S. CARBONE 2l9 So. Bedford Avenue BELLMORE, L. I., N. Y. Unusual Floral Creations for Every Occasion -E-L-, Whether it's by Land or by Sea FOR YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS It's us you Want to see - ED Rowm D NC. Q66 Authorlzed Dealer 1n Sales and SGIVICS or FOI? ' CARS AND TRUCKS LYnbrook 9 0600 QQ?-D MARINE pm LQJLZ HARDWARE uict Outboard Motors AND Cc uzzuf 5 L 'L Z BOATS Two Locations to Serve You 247 SUNRISE HIGHWAY 420 MERRICK ROAD Corner Corner DGHTOH Avenue Peninsula Boulevard F igmfj ef?, '?- FT, J '-' fliisy- If Q il lqlbfrs bs' -3 3 H GREETINGS TO SENIOR CLASS SMART HOMEMAKERS PREFER DAITC H .. ..Sl.0,,we11 Qualify Supermcurkefs SELECTIVE YOUNG PEOPLE Get Their Footwear At . v 1 .1 DAN GELLER SHOES 25 Merrick Ave., Near Merrick Station THE SHOE STORE THAT'S . . . FAMOUS IN OUR VICINITY FOR FASHION RITE . FIT RITE . . . SERVICE RITE . . . PRICE RITE. FOOTWEAR or ALL KINDS - xx I ll-L S f I A T1 ', , ii fr ' . S X I' IS, WSW AVA 9 S 'Q . . I f I 'M Af 'S f I M I S I N P A MERRICK MARINE SUPPLY CO. INC. MARINE SUPPLIES, FISHING SUPPLIES ICE SKATES ICE SKATE SHARPENING ARCHERY - HUNTING EQUIPMENT DISCOUNT PRICES RICHARD SIMON: Photography Club 2, Science Club 3, Treas- urer 4. ERIC SIVIN: Tennis 2, Chess Club 2, P.A. Club SI4, Hi-Fi Club 3,4, Skull and Bones 3,4, Senior Play, BUCCANEER 2, Co-Copy Editor 3, Copy Editor 4, TREASURE CHEST 4. NANCY SKLAREW: Tennis 2,3,4, Volleyball 3, Table Tennis 3, Sportsnite 2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4, IRC 3,4, Senior Sales, Senior Playp Band 2, Pirettes 3, Pop Concert 3, BUCCANEER 3,45 TREASURE CHEST 4. RICHARD SLIPKA. EILEEN SLONIM: Badminton 2,3,4, Bowling 3,4, Table Tennis 4, Volleyball 4, Sportsnite 3,45 Latin Club 3.4, Senior Sales, House of Representatives 4, TREASURE CHEST 4. JOAN SMITH. JACK SMITHERS: Track 4. CHARLES SORGER. NICHOLAS SPERANZA: Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3,4g Wrestling Q,3,4, Key Club 2.3, President 4, Honor Society 3.4, House of Representatives 3,4, President ot Junior Class, President ot Sen- ior Class, TREASURE CHEST 4, Varsity M. ARLENE SPINNER: Badminton 2,3, Tennis 2, Volleyball 3, Sports nite 2,3, Senior Planning, BUCCANEER 2. Mr. Meodow Brook Sends Best Wishes sz For Success To The Closs of T960 Ihe Mauro if 5, C , ization al bank Convenient Ofhces Throughout Nossou Coun1y Member Federol Deposit Insuronce Corporofion RICHARD STAHURSKI. THEODORE STEEN, ROSLYN STEINGART: Te 4 ze 'eff-1 24, X-rcriffrf 4, voiie-,mi 4, .wwf ETL 3,4 irc 34, rnsrsurs SUHSGT 5-3395 CHEST 44 SHELDON STERMAN. WARREN STILLWELL: fi f 12,4 Pr- C , . Club 2, Chez: Oct 2, , BETH ANN STONE: E,:f.'f rg Q A 52' Q 2, I-'thcrf Q, J55le,- S bo'I ZA, Bo:vefc:'T 24, Ex 'Az' wi: P-Loaf 4,Lo1in Chr, 2,3,4, IRC fi,-4, Sen ' 'o'e:, Crcrez 1' or 4, .Huw M JOYCE STRAUSS. CHRISTIN STRODT: !: e,fL:' 4 ', it CL' 22, Hziifef Sporrsnite 2,f1,E.:rid 214, O'ci'eLv'u 2, .fairy V! PATRICIA SULLIVAN: Senior 5:12, HELEN SURKO: I-rcherf fig SUN: and TJf'bhrig 4. JOHN SZCZOTKOWSKI: Trucr 34, H,-Fi CJ, 2, IPC 4 GRACETAMMARO1-WTO' Wei' Sunrise Hi hwo ond Newbrid e Rood Q f- ruff 7 ESV- Q Y JUDITH TAX: '!olTefi5ulf 214, Table Tenni: , . - . lcefboll 3,45 Soffboll 4, Hfjiifif 3, Offcioh Out 3, Sporfzniie 2,145 IPC ZA, FTA Z,-4, Sifull ond Bone: 4, Senior Piufnirig, Sen- ior Soles, Senior Plof, Honor Society 3,41 EUCC!-NEER fi, Gifli' spom Editor 4, TREAsuRE ci-:EST 4. BELLMORE, N. Y. FR 9-4131 FLOWERS by MARGUERITE 54 Merrick Ave. Merrick, N. Y. BILMAR SWEET SHOPPE ouR own ics cREAM 82 Merrick Ave. MERRicic, N. Y. FR 8-9544 FReeport 9-0666 ANDOW Hair Stylists, Inc. 2010 Merrick Road Merrick, N. Y. JEFFREY TEPPER: Cross-Country 2, Basketball 2,4, Wrestling 3, Tennis 4, Junior Planning. NANCY THOMPSON: Choir 2,3,4. MARINA TIMOSHOK: Stunts and Tumbling 3, Volleyball 3, Soft- ball 3. DANIEL TOBIAS: Bowling 2, Chess Club 2, BUCCANEER 2. MURIEL TOLAND. RICHARD TONON: Wrestling 2,3,4, Cross Country 2, Track 3. FRED TRAVALENA: Chorus 2. JAY TRAYER: Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2, Track 2,4, Baseball 3, Varsity M. CAROL TRESTKA. JANET TVRDIK: Badminton 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3, Softball 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Latin Club 3,4. ROBERT VALENTI. GWEN VERBEECK: Badminton 2,3, Volleyball Q,3, Basketball 2,3, Tennis 4, Sportsnite 2,3, Library Club 2,3, Secretary 4, IRC 3, President 4, FTA 3,4, Senior Sales, Senior Play, TREASURE CHEST 4. CAROL VERITY. ROSEANN VERO: Stunts and Tumbling 3, Volleyball 3, Softball 3, Sportsnite 3. KATHLEEN VINCIGUERRA: Tennis 2, Badminton 3, Basketball 3, Archery 3, Sportsnite 3, Latin Club 3, IRC 3,4, FTA 3,4, TREAS- URE CHEST 4. What's new? coMPuMENTs or A FRIEND Business Firms Catered To GALA CHOCOLATE 8. GIFT SHOP lNo Finer Anywherel 27 Merrick Avenue Merrick Freeport 8-44lI PHONE 3 WE DELIVER IN AREA MAIL? OF COURSE SAVEMORE QUALITY CLEANERS I hr SERVICE DRY CLEANING EURRIERS TUXEDO RENTALS DISCOUNT FOR STUDENTS 36 Merrick Ave, FR 9-1758 FReeport 9-3970 RECORDS ALBUMS APPLIANCES QUARITIUS RADIO SERVICE RADIO - TELEVISION 40 N. Merrick Ave. Merrick, N. Y. Double, bubble, toil and trouble KELSO PHARMACY 38 N. MERRICK AVE. FR 93074 FREE DELIVERY PAUL VLACANCICH. RONALD VON FREYMANN: Track 23,45 Football 2,3,45 Chess Club 25 House of Representatives5 Varsity M. MARILYN WALCH. WILLIAM WALLACE: Track 35 Cross Country 45 Science Club 25 Hi-Fi Club 3. ROBERT WALSH: Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 25 Varsity M. JOHN WASIAK. PATRICIA WASP. DANIEL WASSER: Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Chess Club 2. JANETTE WASWO: Table Tennis 3,45 Senior Planning5 Senior Sales, Chorus 25 Choir 3,4. WILLIAM WATERS: Cross Country 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Biology Club 2. MARLENE WAYNE: Glee Club 25 Chorus 3,4. MICHELE WEIGL: Badminton 25 Table Tennis 35 Hockey 4. STEPHAN WEINER: Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,3,4. RONNIE WEISS: Tennis 3,45 Volleyball 35 Sportsnite 35 IRC 3,45 Choir 4. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION RONA'S FLORIST FReeport 8-4309 ASK FOR STUDENT DISCOUNT 4 MERRICK AVENUE AT RAILROAD STATION Run, No One's looking! S. SIEGEL OPTOMETRIST EYE ExAMiNATioNS a. FITTING or GLASSES s CONTACT LENSES 45 Merrick Ave. FR 8-0816 GENE'S MENS 81 BOYS SHOP STYLES Eok DADS 8. LADS 57 Merrick Ave. Merrick, N. Y. Tel. MAfair 3-0896 RICHARD WEISSKOFF: Tennis 2,3, Key Club 2,3, New York State Secretary 4, Skull and Bones 2,3,4, Honor Society 3, President 4, Junior Planning, Senior Planning Senior Sales, Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Buccaneer 2, Sports Editor 3,4, Pop Concert 2,3,4, House of Representatives 2, Varsity M. TRUDY WENISCH: Tennis 2, Stunts and Tumbling 3, Hockey 3,4, Table Tennis 3, Softball 3, Sportsnite 2,3, Library Club 3, Sec- retary 4, House of Representatives 4. ALLENE WENZ: IRC 3,4. Senior Play, Choir 4. DONALD WERNER: Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity M. ALLAN WESTBROOK: Track 4, Science Club 2, Hi-Fi Club 4. NANCY WILLIS: Tennis 2,4, Bowling 2,3, Secretarial Club 4. CHARLES WOEST. GERHARD WRIESKE: Chorus 2. EDWARD YANNY: Cross Country 3,4, Track 3,4, House of Representatives 3. LEANE ZAFFER: Bowling 3,4, Hockey 4, Chorus 3,4. DOLORES ZAMBITO: Basketball 2, Stunts and Tumbling 4. ELAINE ZELLER1 TGHDIS 2: Badminton 4, FTA 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, IRC 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Senior Sales, Senior Play, BUCCANEER 2, TREASURE CHEST 4. CHRISTY - WOLFE INSURANCE AGENCY At the Szgn Qfthe Thermometer 31 N. Merrick Ave. Merrick, N. Y. FR 9-3142 Fneepon 3.4842 MERRICK ART GALLERIES Creative Art Center PARK AVENUE FLORIST , t . Fine Paintings POTTED PLANTS - CUT FLOWERS Custom Framing FLORAL DESIGNS Artists 8- Photographefs Materials WILLIAM KONSTANT l Books of All Publishers 352 Park Ave. Merrick, N. Y. No. One Merrick Ave. IAt the Station1 MA 3 5510 9' O EUGENE MESSEMER FR A 66 KOCH'S MEAT MARKET AUTO - FIRE - LIABILITY INSURANCE PRIME MEATS - POULTRY 214 Pem Avenue PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED Beilmore V k A Opposite LIRR Station 48 MTU-IC Ve' SUnset 5-0950 Memckf N' Y' I COMPLIMENTS OF MARYBILL DINER HOME OF DELICIOUS FOOD I4 Merrick Ave., Merrick, L. I. WI'1o's got the dice? MARQUERING ALL FORMS OF 1NSuRANCE 2204 Bellmore Ave., Bellmore Your Locol Agent Serves You Best. MILLIE AND MIKE'S BELLMORE LOUNGE 1884 Bellmore Avenue Bellmore, N. 1-er? .ll- Robert Burns' Best fa C IIB 1 vv 'd 352 SUnseI 5-0941 NORTH BELLMORE LAUNDROMAT CLOTHES - WASHED - DRIED - FOLDED JO ANN CLEANERS EXPERT TAILORING ALTERATIONS Bc REPAIRS REE PICK UP Bc DELIVE 19 5 MORE AVE LARGE SHAG RUGS WASHED Prop. 1878 Bellmore Avenue Mona. Louis L. Antonius Bellmore, L. I. THE SUGAR BOWL IN BELLMORE LUNCH EONE SUnseI 5-9836, 1-0205 TTE FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCH - BAKERY Y PHlL'S LUNCHEONETTE STATIONERY - GREETING CARDS ICE CREAM Newbridge Rd. Ot Comp Ave. SU nsef 5-9606 Monnie Berman PHOTOGRAPHY Children Porvroirs Commerciol Su 1-3725 2741 Horvy Drive NO. Belimore RICHARD V. WEDDLE REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 1892 Bellmore Avenue Bus. SUnSeI 5-5551 Res. SUnset I-A648 Bellmore, New York Corner BeIIOgl'i Avenue DANZIGER ' , Q . ,S JI . :T 'ff f- ' , ' - G GE ' ' '1'1' ' A l f' 1 V' SPORTSOOODS Luo A V- I TOYS ,E f IQ -. 1 ----I 4, Y ' , A f ' I BOY SCOUT TRADING POST ,ggeqgge I O if 'T ,. -nh 1: ,' 'K 70 So. Moin Sf, FPeepor18-4480 E Qi. , ,U fi S - ' ,I ' fl 'gan A Freeport Let's Go Gung-Ho! PIZZA COTTAGE We specioIize in the 500 pizzos for your lunches SU 5-9639 1857 Bellrriore Ave. Bellmore Compliments of STAR BEAUTY SUPPLY INC. 59 Merrick Avenue Merrick, N. Y. PROFESSIONAL PAGE 8- Mrs. Nothon Artsis, M.D. 81 Mrs. -oseph Cerovolo, D.D.S. 8. Mrs. Leonord M. Dovidott, D.D.S. 8. Mrs. J. Milton Olosser, D.D.S. 81 Mrs. S. E. Oolzier, M.D. 8. Mrs. Reinhold Joblow, M.D. 8. Mrs. Donold L. Jeremioh, Optometrist 8. Mrs. Jesse C. Lowrence, M.D. 8. Mrs. Edwin Lindwood, M.D. 81 Mrs. Adolph Metz, M.D. 8. Mrs. Chester B. Rockson, M.D. Index to Advertisers Adel's Meat Market .......... Alexis 8 Kay von Freymann .... Alvis Drugs Inc. ............ . Barney's Barber Shop ..,. Bedford IVine K Liquor . .. Bensen's Market ...,... Bellmore Bootery . . Bellmore Bowl ..... Bellmore Liquor Store . . Bellmore Textile Center ..... Bellpark Pharmacy ............ Carole 1Vupper's Flower Shop . .. Chalet Florist ............... Cappy's Service Station Cohen's Dept. Store ..... Conte's Pharmacy ....... . Desposati's Wines 8: Liquors Economy Dormer Corp .... Empire State Cleaners . . . Eugene Biessemer ..... Farina Auto Service .......... .. .. Five Point Service Station ............ Franklin National Bank of Long Island Frank Sette. Inc. ..,............ . Giuseppefs Restaurant, Inc. . . . Golder's Clinical Laboratories . Harse Upholstery Co. ..... . H. R. Baer Stores ......... Irving's Hardware . J. Gunther ......... J. Henry Butterweck . .. Androw Hair Stylists . . . Bilmar Sweet Shop . . . . . . . Charcoal Chef ............... Christy-Wolfe Insurance Agency . .. Dan Geller,s Shoes .......,..... Flowers By Frank ,..... Flowers By Marguerite . . Bellmore ....140 .. 131 .. 144 .. 147 .. 147 .. 149 .. 131 .. 140 .. 150 .. 142 .. 146 .. 155 .. 151 .. 148 .. 146 .. 147 .. 140 .. 144 .. 151 .. 159 .. 137 .. 146 .. 142 .. 150 .. 134 .. 140 .. 144 .. 131 .. 143 .. 132 .. 135 .ISL M Drugs Inc.. .. Jo Ann Cleaners . . . Johnny's Taxi ...... . . Lubert's Dept. Store ......... Mannie Berman Photography . . . . . . Marquering ......................... Meadowbrook Lumber SL Equipment Corp Millie SL Mike's Bellmore Lounge ....... Mr. 8a Mrs. Lambert ............ Mr. Gene .............. ..... Nick 8a Johnny's .......... Nick's Bike Shop ............ North Bellmore Laundromat . .. Otto,s Pork 8 Meat Market . .. Park Barber Shop ............ Paul's Sundial Shoes Patty's Meat Market Petite Florist ........ Phil's Luncheonette . . . Pizza Cottage ........ Quick's Photo Service ..... Security National Bank .... Sugar Bowl ................. Sunrise Club - Bowling Lanes . Terra Homes ............,... Thrifty Launderers 8: Cleaners Village Pharmacy .................. VVeddle 4 Insurance - Real Estate . .. Weinman's Hardware ............ William E. Dellamore Zip Cleaners ..... Merrick .. 156 .. 156 ..135 .. 159 .. 154 .. 141 .. 156 Gala Chocolate -- Gift Shop . . . Gene's Mens and Boys Shop ......... Gerard Studio ...................... Harsi Hardware 8a Home Products Inc. . . Horn Construction Go., Inc. ......... . Kelso Pharmacy ......... King Restaurant .... Koch's Meat Market ............ La Femme Accessories 'SL Boutique Maryb1ll Diner .................. Merrick Art Galleries .......,.. Merrick Furriers ............... Merrick Marine Supply Co,, Inc. . . . Nassau Homes Realty ........... Olga's Beauty Shoppe Daitch Shopwell ...... Danziger . . .......... . . Farrell's Service Station . . . Forest City Pharmacy . . . George Stanley ....... .. 159 .. 151 .. 159 .. 159 .. 135 ..1511- .. 149 .. 147 Others 153 161 136 134 ., ..151 Park Avenue Florist .... 159 Quaritius Radio Service .. 157 Robinhood Discount Center .. 150 Rona's Florist ............. 158 Savemore Quality Cleaners .. 157 S, Siegel Optometrist ..... 158 Star Beauty Supply Inc. . .. 161 Town Furs ........... 136 Joe Berman Sportsware K Halierdasher .. 150 Meadowbrook National Bank ......... .. . 155 Nfepham Parents Club ......... . . . 127 North American Aluminum Corp. . 158 Ted Rowland lnc. Ford ........ .. . 152 Deep in the man sits fast his fate To mould his fortunes mean or great Ralph 1'Valclo Emerson um-eu-nu-m- 2'. ... .J 9 x W1 , , if - 1 eff 'yn , 1 W W 1 5 1 V 1-M. 'N .9 'w 1 1 -- u V P312 1 v 5 ' 1 I., 4 1 KE l 1 1 1 i 4 4 ,Q 91 g. 5 L. 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