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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1962 volume:

The Class of 1962 Presents Treasure Chest Wellington C. Mepham High Bellmore, New York i r TT-------- lit Avv..' •tflH’lV, OUR ADMINISTRATION, COUNSELORS OF YOUTH 12-25 Through an efficient administration and faculty, we learn much in our years at Mepham in preparation for the years to come. A LOOK AT YOUTH 28-45 It is to the sophomores and juniors that we, the class of 1962. look to carry on the traditions so well associated with Mepham’s history. SPIRIT IN OUR ACTIVITIES 48-73 From eight to three we are busy with our studies, but after school, many of us remain to participate in extra-curricular activities. In this way we lend our time and talents to better our school. BUILDING YOUTH'S PHYSICAL FITNESS 76-93 Mepham’s physical education program is based on the principle that all should have the opportunity to participate, whether in intramural or varsity. PRESENTING OUR GRADUATES — CLASS OF 1962 96-139 The high school years pass quickly and at graduation we reflect on our past achievements. We look back with pride: and forward with expectation. YOUTH IN OUR COMMUNITY 142-160 Our activities are not confined to our home and school alone, but also include our community. All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages. At first the infant, Mewling and puking in the nurse’s arms. And then the whining school-boy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping the snail Unwillingly to school. And then the lover, Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad Made to his mistress’ eyebrow. Then a soldier, Full of strange oaths, and bearded like the pard, Jealous in honour, sudden and quick in quarrel, Seeking the bubble reputation Even in the cannon’s mouth. And then the justice, In fair round belly with good capon lin’d, With eyes severe, and beard of formal cut. Full of wise saws and modern instances; And so he plays his part. The sixth age shifts Into the lean and slipper’d pantaloon, With spectacles on nose and pouch on side; His youthful hose well sav’d a world too wide For his shrunk shank: and his big manly voice. Turning again toward childish treble, pipes And whistles in his sound. Last scene of all, That ends this strange eventful history. Is second childishness and mere oblivion: Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything. — William Shakespeare To the Class of 1962: You have noted and you remember the map of Long Island on the north wall of the Auditorium. There is a star on that map which indicates our school, Mepham High School. As you look at the map. it appears large because it covers most of the wall. You know that actually it is quite small in comparison to Long Island itself. Long Island seems large as you live on it because it covers most of your perspective. As you travel far and wide, when you turn your thoughts back to Long Island it may seem small in comparison to the World. You have progressed during your year at Mepham, making individual use of your abilities according to your determinations. You have joined in cooperative activities to a high degree of achievement. You have found that the insurmountable obstacles have diminished before your enterprise. As the years continue, your experience in coping with situations should enable you to solve the problems of life and citizenship. Problems that at first may appear overwhelming will shrink to manageable size as you keep them in proper perspective. The star on the map attracts your attention when you look at it — I hope the school will always be a shining beacon for you for pleasant memories and as a source of strength. As it is liiy privilege to address you now, I wish you happiness. As you read this in the future, you will know that your real happiness is in the satisfaction you receive from things well done. Sincerely, 5 Herman A. Tennant Dedication So often we have cried, “Give us light that we might tread safely into the unknown.” Exasperated, the adults have smiled . . . wearily waiting for us to be disillusioned — “Youth is a passing thing. Give them time.” But we lack the patience for this. We stand on the edge of a hemisphere of light and a hemisphere of darkness. We peer out into the black sky and laugh at the twinkling host. Our forefathers thought the stars to be holy, and so worshipped them. We ask to conquer the stars. We stand within the confines of two everlasting hostile empires. And we ask to be allowed to go and slay the dragon. We have-the moral energy. We have the imagination. We are restless, turbulent, cynical idealists. Soon we will have the knowledge. We are Youth! There are lights and moral beacons shining in this world. They are the lights of the old who have remained young. They reflect our exuberances and refract our impatience. They are the mellowed idealists. For this we are grateful, and to them we dedicate our lives and our hopes, that our deeds may have within them glory for these souls who so inspire us. Their names may be forgotten — do not let their spirits die. One name we wish to keep with us, and so, to thee we dedicate this yearbook, Miss Margaret E. Winheim. Miss Winheim Woman sits amid wreckage of her home at Port O'Connor, Texas, after hurricane Carla swept inland from the Gulf of Mexico to batter Texas and Louisiana. Late in the year the insistent Astronauts John H. Glenn, Jr., right, and rythyms of the Twist became an Scott Carpenter with a Mercury capsule international fad giving rise to a at Cape Canaveral, Fla. Glenn was named rash of new songs, movies, and not for this country’s first manned orbital a few strains and dislocations. flight; Carpenter as backup pilot. Alan B. Shepard, Jr., dangles in a harness as he is lifted to a helicopter from his bobbing space capsule which landed in the Atlantic Ocean after his suborbital flight from Cape Canaveral, Fla., in May. Toptka Capital journal This is all that remained of homes along a stretch of road in the Bel-Air section of Los Angeles after a brush fire swept the area worst in Ix s Angeles history. 1 A freedom rider bus goes up in flames after a fire bomb Roger Maris, New York Yankees was tossed through a window near Anniston. Ala. outfielder, finishes swing after hit- ting 61st homer at Yankee Stadium on last day of season. Redstone rocket carrying Astronaut Virgil Grissom’s capsule lifts off Cape Canaveral launching pad on space flight. Model family fallout shelter holds attention of visitors at the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville, symbolic of the upsurge of national interest in civil defense. President Kennedy and cabinet members before the first cabinet session at the White House. From left. Postmaster General Edward Day, U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, Vice President Johnson, Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman, Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg, Welfare Secretary Abraham Ribi-coff. Commerce .Secretary Luther Hodges. Attorney Ciencral Robert Kennedy, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, President Kennedy, Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. mM M Mr. Eugene Adam, Mrs. Maxine Scott, Mr. William Klare, Mr. Frederick Froelich, Dr. Louis Armstrong, Mr. Charles Reinhard, Dr. Julius Braun, Mr. Frank McCarthy, Mr. John King, Mr. Edward Lehman. Principal of the District and the Board “The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life.” — PLATO. This is the concept upon which the Board of Education functions. It is their responsibility to convene regularly to discuss possible alterations to be made in the secondary schools to insure that this direction never be deterred from that of a well-informed anti free-thinking American. Much attention to details of organization and construction are required to- adapt our ever-expanding school system to changing needs. The Board works diligently to provide for the students the well-rounded education necessary in today’s world. Through the Board’s tireless efforts and suggestions, many measures have been proposed. The planned expansion and renovation of Mepham High School is due, in part, to the efTorts of our Board. One can appreciate the work which these devoted individuals have contributed toward the educational progress of the school district by simply citing the fact that Mepham operates under one of the best educational systems in the United States. Mr. John Mahon. T reasurer Mrs. Ruth Hamilton District Clerk Mr. Bernard Morris. Attorney of Education Guide Our School Policy. Dr. Julius C. Braun Mr. Julius C. Braun, chief administrator of the district, is invested with the responsibility of providing for the students’ welfare. His principal concern is the preparation of the students for success in their future endeavors. As Supervising Principal of the District, Mr. Braun faces the difficult task of directing the activities and formulating the policies of the junior and senior high schools of our district. Mr. Braun, a native of Buffalo, New York, is certainly well qualified to assume his varied responsibilities. A graduate of the University of BulTalo, Mr. Braun received his doctorate from Columbia University. Because of his association with students as a classroom teacher, Mr. Braun is keenly aware of youth’s problems. His position as superintendent of schools in western New York gave him considerable experience in the field of school administration. Consequently, the education of 7200 students has been entrusted to a man well qualified to meet all the needs of each student as an individual. Since the United States is founded on a democratic system of government by the people and for the people, we the people must be prepared to meet the challenge of the future and to deal capably with it. We, therefore, owe much gratitude to Mr. Braun, who has given us the opportunity to obtain this necessary training to become better citizens. 13 Herman A. Tennant The most valuable asset that any graduating class possesses is a determined, dedicated and inspiring high school principal. Mr. Herman Tennant, principal of Mepham High School, has long been considered an outstanding leader of youth in this community. Mr. Tennant’s exceptional success as an administrator may well be attributed to his extensive experience. After coming to District Number Three in 1935, Mr. Tennant became chairman of the Mathematics Department. During World War II he served as assistant principal of Mepham for two and a half years and was, for several years, principal of Merrick Avenue Junior High. Gerald E. Tarbell “Education has for its object the formation of character.” — HERBERT SPENCER. This has been the aim and chief concern of Mepham’s Assistant Principal, Mr. Gerald E. Tarbell. Having held this position since September, 1958. Mr. Tarbell has displayed a great interest in the welfare and activities of the student body. District Staff The high standards and achievements of which Mepham is so proud owe much of their success to the dedicated efforts of our district staff. Both administrative assistants, Mr. Eugene Hallen-back and Dr. Frederick Stunt, are former Mepham principals. Other members of the staff include Miss Agnes J. Bcrwind, director of instruction and curri- culum, Mr. Harold McCourt, director ol Pupil Personnel Services, and Mr. Ralph K. Alger, supervisor of English. We certainly owe a debt of thanks to the district staff for its tireless work, which makes possible the continued excellence of achievement in our district. Mr. Ralph K. Alger Miss Agnes J. Bcrwind Mr. Harold McCourt 15 JOHN W. CARR Science GEORGE L. STAHL FRANK GARDNER Vocational Education Physical Education and Health Heads of Departments EVERETT THOMAS Business Education STANLEY TRYBUL- SKI Language r 16 WALTON H. ALDERFER Choir LYNN S. BECRAFT Business EDMUND W. BERRIDGE Business JOHN W. CARR Chemistry JOHN T. COBY Physics Faculty LOIS CLARK Guidance WILMA M. COPE Librarian 17 PETER A. COSTANZO MARY L. DALLINGER Biology Physical Education ADOLPH DesJARDINS French In youth we learn . . . ALICE B. DINAMARCA ANNE V. DUMINUCO VAL FAGGETT English Social Studies English HERBERT P. FELSKE ANNA M. FEUERLICHT Business German PHILIP C. FITZ Driver Education 18 MARIO M. FONTANA Industrial Arts MARVIN J. FRIEDMAN Driver Education NORMA GABAY Spanish . . . In age we understand. VINCENT M. GALLAGHER Mathematics ALEX D. GREENBLATT Physics MARGARET HALLADAY CHARLOTTE HETTENA Guidance Social Studies 19 ( KENNETH HUNTE Physical Education Age Knows by Experience . . . GRACE L. KERSTEN Physical Education MILDRED E. KLAES Business 20 VIRGINIA LINDNER Mathematics ELIZABETH H. LAWDER Home Economics FAY M. MAGAN Business JEAN E. McCLAY English WILLIAM A. MELENDEZ Industrial Arts Youth learns by experiment. GEORGE vIESOLO- GITES Art HAROLD H. MILLS English KATHLEEN A. MOONEY English HARRY MOUSSAS English 21 JOHN E. MILNER English THOMAS F. MULLIGAN Social Studies FRANK B. MULZOFF Social Studies CLAIRE A. NOLLER Physical Education Teaching is a privilege granted the learned . . . EARLENE J. O’GRADY English HELEN I. PEASE WILLIAM T. PERRINE Social Studies Social Studies ROBERT J PUCCI ISABELLE C. RAMEL GEORGE C. RAPPORT Business Speech Social Studies 22 Education is an opportunity afforded the young. BETTY M. ROUSE English KENNETH A. RUTLEY Mathematics NICHOLAS SABETTO Physical Education MARY A SCHLOTTHAUBER CLAYNER SCHLUTER CAROLEE SCHNITZER Mathematics French Physics 23 MURRAY SIEDERMAN Mathematics RENA SHELTON Nurse DONALD THOMPSON Latin EVERETT S. TRE- WORGY Social Studies ▼ LOUIS TROISI Chemistry We summon age to grant youth’s heritage. JOHN B. WALSH Mathematics CLARENCE WALTERS Mathematics 24 SEATED: Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Boos, Mr. Crookes, Mrs. Molnar Mr. Ferraro. STANDING: Mr. McNamcc, Mr. Massic, Mr. Finneran Custodial Staff SEATED: Miss Platte, Mrs. Dyke. STANDING: Mrs. Schweisguth, Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Falbo. Office Staff Cafeteria Staff Mrs. A. Accardi, Mrs. L. Furrer, Mrs. A. Vale, Mrs. E. Rich, Mrs. M. Kehoe, Mrs. J. Mourier, Mrs. R. Er hardt. 25 Sophomores ghust override many obstacles in its search for maturity. It must receive many disappointments, many frhstrations, many failures. Youth must live in the present; It must live for the future; It must not dwell on the past, Youth must co-operate with life, taking a realistic view of the world and setting attainable goals. It must roll with life’s punches, always rememberinj “Life was meant to be lived.” In its search for maturity, Youth undergoes many invaluable experiences It receives many joys, many gratifications, many successes. gpnits years at Mcphatn, the class of ’64 will receive many disappointments. Intermingled with this will be the joy of achievement and accomplishment so necessary to the growth of a mature individual. BOTTOM ROW: Belardi, Allard, Archbold, Barilovits, Adler, Agnew, Acker. 2nd ROW: Alpert, Alexander, Becker, Abernethy, Albahac, Asche, Altholtz. 3rd ROW: Bazuro,, Bauman, Casey, Balduf, Anisowicz, Abruzzo, Barry. TOP ROW: Altamorc, Becker, Altner, Baird, Anderson, Adler. 28 BOTTOM ROW: Borgeson, Belkin, Block, Briskie, Benjamin, Calandra, Bulman, Bucksbaum. 2nd ROW: Carpenter, Bcnsol, Canape, Brunelle, Betts, Carpenter, Bonne, Bromley. 3rd ROW: Buonauro, Brown, Carroll, Bromley, Brummer, Busch, Caplin. 4th ROW: Campbell, Bourne, Bernstein, Berg, Burns, Bennett, Brown, Benson. TOP ROW: Bergman, Black, Berg, Cantor, Carioscia, Bowman, Benson, Bernstein. Sophomores 208 BOTTOM ROW: Cohen, Colman, Curcio, Chapman, Centore, Castiglia, Casagrandc, Cassesc. 2nd ROW: Chin, Chionchio, Davies, Cesta, Contafio, Contafio, Corso, Charifson. 3rd ROW: Clifford. Cowan, Cohen, Cartier, Chaffee, Chiara, Chapman, D’Amelio, Creighton, Cherlin. 210 F TOP ROW: Crovella, Chevalier, Clarke, Costello, Damm, Cornell, Deem, Davis, Colombo Cuozzo. 29 210 R BOTTOM ROW: Donald, DeFina, Faltermayer, Emrick, Dubner, Dcrfuss, Evans, Erni. 2nd ROW: Fahey, Ebcrhard, Donadio, Ewald, Dcrrico, Durante, Dillmann, Eichenbcrger, Fanning. 3rd ROW: Falco, DcGactano, Fenichcl, Ellison, Elfrnan. Edclman, Epp, Dyke. 4th ROW: Dick, Feldman, Destefano, Faggioni, Dormer, Farley, Epstein. TOP ROW: Fells. DeRisi, De-Luca, DeSario, Ehrenprcis, El berg, Epstein. Sophomores 220 BOTTOM ROW: Fisher, Fink, Galley, Fleischman, Gaal, Glabelmann, Gabriel. 2nd ROW: Gallivan, Forte, Fried, Francese, Friedman, Fenton, Fischer. 3rd ROW: Finkcl, Fricdenson, Friedman, Friedlander, Foreman, Gabbrielli, Fish. TOP ROW: Fuerst, Froidl, Fowler, Flecker, Gallagher, Flowers, Gcrold. 30 BOTTOM ROW: Goldhabcr, Gravatt, Gordon, Glazer, Garclick. Greenberg. 2nd ROW: Goot-kind, Gilmour, Gallo, Garistina, Greenwald, Goldberg. 3rd ROW: Genalo, Grant. Goldman, Glanz, Geller, Ginsburg. TOP ROW: Geeb, Grandy. Goodman, Gitelman, Gordon, Gleason, Gavin. 216 Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: Gruler, Himplcr, Gruninger, Gurian, Hansen, Gutman, Hazan. 2nd ROW: Grillo, Harris, Hille, Himmelsbach, Helfinstein, Healey, Hanratty. 3rd ROW: Gripper, - Guttilla, Hallgrcn, Hcycn, Hale. Hanebury, Higbie. TOP ROW: Harbcn. Grody, Henry, 214 Hickey, Gross, Hansen, Groblewski, Hcppen. 31 201F BOTTOM ROW: Kazdin, Jaffe, Hirschhorn, Jasser, Horowitz, Kalins, Howe, Jackson. 2nd ROW: Johnson, Jones, Johnson. Kany, Hoogland, Jensen, Jehle. 3rd ROW: Kaufman, Kantor, Imber, Katz, Kaye, Katz, Iaccio. TOP ROW: Hoy, Hoefencr, Hubert, Feldman, Jones, Jones, Horn, Iscaro. Sophomores 201R BOTTOM ROW: Knicos, Kennelly, Krenis, Klein, Kutner, Krinick, Koltun. 2nd ROW: Kloos, Klein, LaCognata, Krauss, Kee, Kenney, Kennedy. 3rd ROW: Konigsbcrg, Koshers, Krosser, Kritzler, Krakaur, Knox, Klcpacki. 4th ROW: Kolinsky, Kornstein, Kusnick, Krei-zelman, Kulynych, Koch, King. TOP ROW: Lalor, Klein, Kryger, Kolinsky, Kennedy, Kearney. Kurta, Klenert. 32 BOTTOM ROW: Lamhut, Lesner, Larsen, Leinwohl, Lemma, Landesman, LeBlanc. 2nd ROW: Loy, Laub. LaPinta, Levine, Lewis, Lessmann, McLean. 3rd ROW: Lissauer, Levitz, Lichtenstein, Mahnken, Mancuso, Loeffler. 4th ROW: Lent, Levine. Lane. Lipka, Marklin, Marder. TOP ROW: Lieboff, Levine, Leinwohl. Licausi, McCarthy. 209 Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: Mclcnwick, Moje, McKenna, Mazzara, Markowitz, Marshall, Mazzuka. 2nd ROW: Mormon, Mattcrn, McCaffcrty, Mitchell, Milligan, Moore, Moskowitz. 3rd ROW: Milligan, McConnell, McHale, Matthews, Meerholz, Moss, Messina. 4th ROW: Mocha, Matthews, Marquardt, Mucci, Morales, Mitchell. TOP ROW: McCann, Mayer, Mirahver, 33 BOTTOM ROW: Pertozky, Otto, O’Brien, Novelli, Paul, Petcrmann. Peyser, Pcnzell. 2nd 211 ROW: Perillo, O’Shaughnessy, Palumbo. Peters, Plostock, Niven, Orobello. 3rd ROW: Niclas, Porcelli, Nalick, Mullady, Papenhausen, Nathanson, Mulligan, Nietman. 4th ROW: Nieli, O’ Bricn, O’Connell, Muller, Policy, Paradiso, Polsky. Pearl. TOP ROW: Pickett, Necroto, Norris, Pitts, Orne, Ostor, Paz. Sophomores 207 BOTTOM ROW: Pritzkcr, Riley, Randall, Raskin, Pravitz, Puche'. 2nd ROW: Rimlcr, Purnell, Potenberg, Rehr, Powell, Raynor, Regina. 3rd ROW: PufT, Ravera. Robinson, Rcsnick, Re-David, Morrison, Roberts. TOP ROW: Redka, Raniolo, Press, Riordan, Powell, Ratincr, Rider. 34 BOTTOM ROW: Rosenblum, Rothbart, Seaman, Rosenberg, Santiago, Rao, Samalin. 2nd ROW: Rydberg, Roland, Schwarz, Rummell, Scalzo, Schettoni, Schneider, Schicalew. 3rd ROW: Schrocdcr, Rugg, Scndar, Roxanski, Schneider, Scgerdahl, Samuels. 4th ROW: Schmitt, Scott, Ryan, Schwartz, Schuchman, Schiffman, Rubinstein. TOP ROW: Rosenberg, Santagato, Schechtor. Russo. Rosenthal. Sackstein. Rosati, Rusich. Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: Smith, Silver, Smith, Shoop. Smith. 2nd ROW: Shapiro, Skrctch, Sontag. Smolack, Solomon, Soroka. 3rd ROW: Smithcrs, Sohn, Sinkiwskij, Sinatra, Sevenair, Silverman. TOP ROW: Smith, Stahfest, Shannon, Smith, Sexton, Shinier, Slutzkin. 116 35 120 BOTTOM ROW: Stavola, Toland, Torone, Thicsing, Stamm, Torrance. 2nd ROW: Stamm, Theodore, Testa, Trachtenberg, Trenk, Summer. 3rd ROW: Taranto, Storyk, Stecker, Stern, Steinberg, Taxcl. TOP ROW: Tammaro, Timoshok, Swenson, Steinik, Strand, Stoler, Stein. Sophomores 117 BOTTOM ROW: Wasiak, Wackenreuter, Turk, Waldman, Walter. 2nd ROW: Walsh, Vicoli, Waldman, Vogel, Waring. 3rd ROW: Weghorst, Von Achcn, Vlieg, Vito, Tzall, Waldstein. TOP ROW: Weddle, Vosseler, Viniotis, Wechsler, Tuting, Uriah. BOTTOM ROW: Wildfcucr, Cura tola, Wefblow, Willncr, Woodside, Wilson. 2nd ROW: Fidanza, Weiss, Weinberger, Weiner, Yessen, Wollman. 3rd ROW: Wilder, Young, Wittern, Weinstein, Wavid, Wolfman. 4th ROW: Young, Williams, Dadzitis. McFadden, Wuzy. TOP ROW: Yarrow, Wcstervclt, Zitncr, Wiley, Willncr, Williams. , Vocal Sophomores “Don’t tell me that they're going to be seniors next year!” “Oh, I’ll never get into their thick heads. “No more twisting for me.” “ . . . and after she threw the lunch tray in my face � � 37 Juniors “There is a feeling of eternity in youth which makes amends for everything.” — HAZLITT The disappointments, The frustrations, The hurts of youth are all forgotten within a short period of time. Forgotten are the tears, the frowns; Remembered, instead, are the smiles, the laughter. Youth remembers only The joys, The hopes, The thrills of life. The spirit of the class of '63 reflects the ideals of youth, ing of eternity and life. 318 BOTTOM ROW: Anderson, Berdon, Bauer, Becker, Blcssinger. Banner, Beck. 2nd ROW: Arnott, Andersen, Amendolia, Beck, Anderson, Antinucci, Bernard, Bartczak. 3rd ROW: Baer, Blakely, Betz. Appelbaum, Berlin, Beck, Bcrmack, Bcnesch. 4th ROW: Abisch, Baratta, Berman, Biederman, Anderson, Barr, Bernstein. TOP ROW: Bazerman, Baird, Blaker. Baird, Bernstein, Alpcrn, August. 38 BOTTOM ROW: Chadwick, Chazen, Brady, Calandrillo, Clarin. 2nd ROW: Bokor, Bosher, Calandra, Chcrney, Chartuk, Brcj. 3rd ROW: Bossey, Cirillo, Burford, Brisotti, Blynn, Brookshire, Casey. TOP ROW: Canape, Bruno, Bud row, Clarke, Caliman, Cid, Cleary. 324 Juniors BOTTOM ROW: Costello, Curatolo, Davi, Colen, Daley. DcSanctis. 2nd ROW Desposito, Davidson, Dittrich, Diskin, Creighton, Couch, Corelli. 3rd ROW: Cresman, Cotton, Curtin, Curran, Daber, Condrill, D’Auria. TOP ROW: DeMicco, Dalton, DeLalla, Dale, Cosel, Clukies, Davis, Clenficld. 320 39 316 BOTTOM ROW: Femmore, Fetzcr, Feldman, Fcinberg, Fischer. 2nd ROW: Fontana, Finkei. chlarkas- Fans. 3rd ROW: Dlabola, Edwards. Fiore, Donadio, Dridge, Chiarkas. KOH : Foster, Edie, Erb, Edclheit, Evans, Edreich. TOP ROW: Fisher, Fischer, Dussich. Duhaime, Dubick. Juniors 317 BOTTOM ROW: Goldberg, Gilmartin, Gitclman, Fricmann. Genslcr. 2nd ROW• Glasser Goldstein, French. 3rd ROW: Godfrey, Goldberg, Goldfinger, Geluso,' Gazda. TOP ROW: Glassman, Gianfrancesco, Greto, Glazier. 40 BOTTOM ROW: Harmcling, Gross. Hammond, Haber, Hartmann. 2nd ROW: Hofrichter, Hayes, Hoffmann, Hale, Hinkson, Hoefcncr. 3rd ROW: Herman, Gordon, Gould, Herzog. Hall. 4th ROW: Hecht, Hammerman, Graber, Handler, Holtzman, Ghiggeri. TOP ROW: Herzog, Hardy, Hiller, Hartz, Haray. 321 Juniors BOTTOM ROW: Keegan, Katz, Kaminski, Kane, Kaplan. Jeschur. 2nd ROW: lannotta, Hyland, Kern, Jacobs, Kerievsky, Hynels, Kempski. 3rd ROW: Kelmenson, Kantor, Hyman, Imber, Kern, Inserra. 4th ROW: Johnson, Kelley, Hyman, Kelland. Kellner, Joss, Jacggi. TOP ROW: Hoy, Hubert, Johnson, Joye, Keegan, Fitzgerald. 323 41 ECA BOTTOM ROW: Levine. Ia slie, Lange, Lewis, Kowalczuk. Krenis. 2nd ROW: Kolbcr, Larsen, Lafferty, Knapfel, Laeske, King, Klein. 3rd ROW: Kopecky, Kotch. Kushncr, Leich, Krauss, Landau, Kohler. Reading. TOP ROW: Knox. Levy. Lcvett. Larson. Tlodgens. Licata. Koch. Juniors ECB BOTTOM ROW: Marks. Mattson, Markus. Martin, Makofske. MacDonald. McGarrah. 2nd ROW: Lomonaco. Lufker, Lisborger. Martin. Matuza. LiPuma. Mannino. 3rd ROW: Maas, Maggiore. Liebowitz. Lieberman, Lipton. Mazur. May. TOP ROW: Magnuson. Licausi, Marder, Mancini, Maier. Mancuso, Locher. 42 BOTTOM ROW: O’Donnell. Nudell. Niclas, Moore, Nabcr. Miata, Minor. 2nd ROW: McKeown, Niss, Nealy, Miller, Mormon, Moelius. Mooney. 3rd ROW: Minai, Mitchell. O'Rourke. Olsen. Morris, Nagle, Mulligan. TOP ROW: Miller, Mormando, Muller, Munken-beck. Mills. Miller, Morrissey. ECC Juniors BOTTOM ROW: Potts. Pacelli. Pappo. Raymond. Rebers. Piller. 2nd ROW: Pysz. Perlman, Pasemann,Overton, Piambino. Randall. Peterson. 3rd ROW: Rehm. Papenhausen. Port, Phillips, Ossenfort, Plutino, Partridge. TOP ROW: Repperger. Pedersen. Poulson, Redmond, Powers, Powell. Ptacek, Perry. ECD 43 WCA BOTTOM ROW: Schwartz, Ritter. Rothenberg. Scheid. Rosen Ruskin. 2nd ROW: Russo, Reising. Sahia, Saracen, Roland. Roth. Russo. 3rd ROW: Rush. Savatakis, Stein, Schmitt, Schiflfman. Schulke, Schenker. TOP ROW: Rothman, Rider, Ringel, Walton, Rohmann, Roper. Rose, Saland. Juniors WCB BOTTOM ROW: Silverman. Spector. Seychel, Silins. Stanco, Skora. 2nd ROW: Smith. Smithline, Sklarew, Stage, Spaulder, Silverman. Soskin. 3rd ROW: Seick. Shimer. Shaw, Smith, Slipka, Siegel. TOP ROW: Spano. Scott. Saunders. Shapiro. Solomon, Shufro, StafiFeldt, Seligman, Snyder. 44 BOTTOM ROW: Stillwell. Taber, Stolowitz. Tomasulo, Toppel. Umhauer. 2nd ROW: WCC Tcrradista, Tillman, Tauber, Tepper, Ucinski. Ungolo. 3rd ROW: Tcrcbelski. Sullivan. Trecy, Tomasino, Tommasino, Steen. Strano. TOP ROW: Treshan. Stoneman, Store. Stock, Turba. Stupplebeen, Weniger. Juniors BOTTOM ROW: Lunden, Warner, Wilson. Vito, Vinciguerra, Wasson. 2nd ROW: Weber, Wenz, Weiner, Zoltko, Wright, Zuckerberg. 3rd ROW: Watson, Zierer. Wangner, Viniotis, Young, Werner, Yates. 4th ROW: Weber. Wolf, Wixson. Zemsky. Werkstell, Zachary. TOP WCD ROW: Weiss, Wickey. Whitney, Wieners. 45 •• .. ■ a , 3 '� C?VMm v . '■• .� ••••-... lp ri‘i ■ k v-' 1 T • ¥ • •1 '• • ♦ � . 1 A ’ % ,1 gaitt : !r ;: -A - •. JV 1 bA t ! •V ' 2 • 5 . r • � • 'ivT 8wvv � w « . � jfe fc- Ai % v i J.V . - A • .Vj ‘tSr'ii h‘ j • i v - .o • •• ■ 4 J • -T ,;V -Jrt , . ? p w ; •. Y • n • V� ••� ! -v ““ • ►irf! -6 rT ] V .v iK $� .?-• .?id « r; 5‘.-xi«3T £? - . “V .VW K’-'v.V 4%% v - $ :‘ Lj . A pr M r’M0 i Mmm v V V ri� •• - •- v -. Ck� %r -; , ■’ ' v « ; if ‘ 'T1 L • k A _ f RATED FRONT: Flaack, Hochfcldcr, Bayer, Otto. RATED HACK: Wilson, Geschwind, Ucinski, Levy, arcy, Lcf, Scala, Riley. DiGiacomo, Heidecker, Wexler, vcrievsky, Stoneman, Solomon, Carubia, Bruno, Jones, •arelick. STANDING FRONT: Laeske, Sabia, Fisher, dler, Kalins. Makofske, Abruzzo, Clark, Galley, Travant, aer, Rcbers, Sorrcntino, Rummell, Young, Colman, Nealy, Kcrievsky, Banner, Sevenair, Silverman, Saland, Mard. Summer. Proce. STANDING HACK: Fisher, Boshcr, Johnson, Yates, Grody, Paradiso. Policy, Harben, Brown, Mitchell, Horowitz, Gordon, Martin, Brunner, Curran, Holt, Inter-nicola, Genalo, Kuttin, Zitncr. Fenichel. Resnick, Goldberg, Storyk, Levitz, Kreielman, Hubert, Werner, Friedenson, Russo. Our Policy Makers The opinions and wishes of the student body are reflected in the work of the House of Representatives. To date, this organization has effected many important achievements. It has been successful in organizing the annual bonfire. To ensure an encouraging student representation at “away games,” the House arranged transportation for the student body. By means of petition, the student government has succeeded in changing the dates of the Junior and Senior Proms. The House is the voice of the students; it is the bond between the administration and the student body. This organization deserves much of the credit for the successful events of the school year. Philip Bayer Barbara Otto Judith Flaack James Hochfcldcr Speaker Secretary Parliamentarian Attendance Officer 48 SANDRA JONES DIANE JAKALA ELAINE JESCHUR MICHAEL JANTZ JUDITH JOHANSON ROBERT JEDIEROWSKI EDWARD JOHNSON Rainbow BRUCE KAIN DORIS KALINS MARTIN KALISH tk 113 TOBY YANOVER DEARDRA KAYLIN LINDA KAZENSKI RICHARD KEATING HARVEY KERIEVSKY MARIAN KERIEVSKY EDWARD KINEKE Till You Find WILLIAM KINEKE JOAN KIZIS NANCY KING MADELINE KOEHLER JUDITH KITCHEN LINDA KOK 114 MARTIN KENDRICK WILLIAM KOPF LEWIS KORMAN IRIS KRATE BARBARA KRESHOVER Your Dream. KATHLEEN LAMB EILEEN LANDAU ELLEN LaVINE CONSTANCE LAWLOR JOEL LASKER PAULETTE LEE CAROL KRINSKY GEORGE KUBICKE BEVERLY KULYNYCH JACK KUTTIN FRANK LINGNER BARRI LIPFIELD ROBERT LIVINGSTON PAUL LOBELL MARION LEETE KENNETH LEVINE BONNIE LENNARD PAUL LEVINE ROBERT LEO FREDERICK LINDLAW A Dream That LINDA LOF NICHOLAS LUBY PAUL LUCHYNSKY GAE MACCONE 116 EUGENE MACK.AY CAROL MARKUS ELAINA MARSHALL SANDRA MARTYNIW DIANE MARVIN DOMINICK MARZIGLIANO Will Need eileen McDonald KATHERINE McQUEEN JUDITH MENELL ANDREA MESSINA DONALD MAYLAND JOHN McCAFFERTY JOHN McCANN marilyn McConnell 117 ELAINE MILLER MARCIA METZ GRACE MICELI MARYLOUISE MIERAU BARBARA MILLER JOHN MILSOM SONYA MINSK KARL MOLLER All the Love VERONICA MONACO MARGARET MORI ARTY PATRICIA MORRISSEY DIANE MULLER WILLIAM MOLLOY IVAN MORRIS ROBERT MULLER THOMAS MUNNO RAYMOND NAPOLITANO PAUL NEALY You Can Give MARYANN O’CONNOR NANCY OFSHE NINA OSER EILEEN O SHAUGHNESSY JEANETTE OLLIVIER BARBARA OTTO RAYMOND NICCHIA RICHARD NOWAK ROBERT NUSSBAUM 119 MARGARET OBERHOFER WILLIAM PERSEN RAYMOND PERTICARO KAREN PETERKIN MAUREEN PIKE GERALDINE PASTORE JEAN PENNEY KAREN PEARSALL COSMO PERRAZXO CHARLES PELLEGRINI CHARLES PER RI CONE Every Day of KENNETH PILLER WILLIAM PINER PENNY PINKNEY EUGENE PINTO 120 ' 7 M MICHAEL PINTO BARBARA POLSKV GAIL PITTMAN ROBERT PORFIDIO CHRISTOPHER PLANK JUDITH PROCE Your Life DONALD REED ROBERT REED WILLIAM REED HARRY REIXHARD JAMES PUPPLO LINDA PURISCH GEORGE RANIOLO RICHARD RASKIN 121 STEVEN REISS SUSAN RESNICK RONALD REUTER DONNA RIESE EILEEN RILEY JOAN RITGERS EDMUND RIZK For As Long DONATO RIZZO STANLEY ROINE JANET ROBERTS CAROL ROONEY PATRICIA ROGERS MARGARET ROONEY ELAINE REZNY MAXINE ROSEN HARRIET ROSNER MARY ROSS DOUGLAS ROTH As You Live. CYNTHIA SABETTO RICHARD SALAND STEVEN SABO JERRY SALG PAUL SAINSBURY MARY ANN SARSANO ALAN ROTHBERG PHILIP RUFFINI ANNE RUST JOANNE RUSICH MARC SCHWARTZ WILLIAM SEAMAN PAUL SEGERDAHL RICHARD SEGERDAHL JANET SC ALA, JUDITH SCHIFFER EDWARD SCHLUETER RUTH SCHOPPE HARRIET SCHROEDER BERNARD SCHWAB Climb Every MICHAEL S El DM AN MARGARET SHAW MARJORIE SHEER IN- RICHARD SHIELDS 124 PATRICIA SORRENTINO DIANA SILVERMAN BARBARA SLAWSKI GEORGE SINGER CAROL SMI ECU MEREDITH SINGER CAROLE SOMMER EDWARD SOZZI CAROL STEELE GAIL STEINMETZ Mountain GAIL STERN ARLENE STIEBLER ALAN STOLOWITZ EDWARD STROETZ 125 MARIA TAGLIENTE JANE STUNT ETHEL SWAYDUCK BERTHA SWEZEY CAROLEE SZEWCZUK BARRY TANENBAUM BRUCE TAYLOR JOHN TEREBELSKI Ford Every FRANK TERMOTTO MARILYN TONON MARY THEILER FRANKLIN TRAMA SANDRA TOLAND DENNIS TRAYER 126 ORAZIO TRICARICO MAR I ANN TROVANT MATHA UMAN JAMES VALENTINE Stream BETTY vonFREYMANN ARTHUR WALCH CHARLES WALKER JOAN WALKER SUSAN WALSH SHARON WANSER JEANNE VANLOAN CAROL VARIO JOSEPH VITALE JO-ANN VOGEL 127 GERARD WERNER EDWARD WESTERVELT JESSE WEXLER BARBARA WHITE EDWARD WASKOWIAK NINA WASWO ABB WEINER I ROBERT WEISS WILLIAM WEISS ARTHUR WEITZENFELD Follow Every PETER WINTERS DAVID WITTE MARGARET WORZEL MARION YANKOU SUZANNE YANOFSKV SUSAN ZEIHER 128 BACK ROW: Baird, Perry, King, Carstens, Nicchia, Gross, Leo, Wcxler, Classman, Di Tonidi, Capps. 6th ROW: Dalton, Harmcling, Krauss, Weitzenfeld, Genalo, Bcnanti, Adams, Karlin, Hall. 3th ROW: Ebtinger, Danisi, Kulynch, Reinhard, Westervelt, Sabo, DiSalvo, Heidicker, Aimetti. 4th ROW: Dougherty, Bruno, Lamb, Sklarew, Kalish, French, Dieck-mann. 3rd ROW: Ellison, Stunt, Cass, Munno, Godfrey, Versody. 2nd ROW: Wasw, Epp, Fisher, Cook, Ellison, Pinto. FRONT ROW: Leich, Lof, Zemsky, Stock, Carroll, Hyman. Varsity M The ultimate reward for industry and achievement in Mepham’s various clubs and activities is embodied in the Varsity “M”. The Varsity letter represents a goal, a goal which every student strives to attain. It represents pride, the pride that every student has in himself and his accomplishments. It also represents the tremendous amount of industry that every student must devote to attain this highest of awards. Winners of the Varsity M ‘ arc the leaders of Mcpham. They reflect the high ideals of industry, achievement, and opportunity for which Mepham has earned recognition. 65 One of the finest and oldest of Mepham's many institutions is the A Cappella Choir. Throughout the years, the Choir's high standards have remained intact; consequently, it has become renowned as an excellent group of singers of consistently fine quality. Under the direction of Mr. H. Walton Alderder, the Choir has one of the finest choral groups in the state. In recent years it has traveled to many states, performing for various organizations. BACK ROW: Wilson. Calaudra, Stavola, Vlieg, Heitner, Becker, Andersen, McKcown, Kulynych, Beck, Mallgren. 3rd ROW: Hoogland, Theodore, Saracen, Klein, Groth, Howe, Wolhnann, Klein, Grady, Castiglia. 2nd ROW: Fean, Healey, Muller, F.btinger. Hecht, Bartholomew, Krenis, Minsk, Schcttoni, Abruzzo. FRONT ROW: Tonon, Dlabola, Young, Chcpel, Curcio, Silverman, Mazzara, Gurian, Filiberto. Monaco. CHOIR OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Rcinhard, Wcrstervclt, Sabo. FRONT ROW: Ebtinger, Capps. A Cappella HACK ROW: Mitchell, Gallivan, Hcidicker, Gripper, Rein-hard, Witte, Levine, Hoogland, Wenz, Ellison, Edelman, Plank. 3rd ROW: Calirnan, Weis, DiSalvo, Duhaime, Ptacek. Scligman, Munkcnbeck, Mitchell, Lipton, Albert, Wcstervelt. 2nd ROW: Nagle, Fenichcl, Wcstcrvelt, Larsen, Perricone, Cid, Hale, Altamore, Stein, Gordon, Kunitz. FROST ROW: Sabo. Andersen, Muller, Pearl. Cleary, Taranto, Kohler, Savatakis, Pinto. Choir Mr. II. Walton Aldcrfcr. This year the 10S members of the Choir have performed at the Christmas Concert, singing many beautiful spiritual songs. Later in the year, the Choir performed in the annual Spring Concert, and made a trip to perform for other schools and organizations. The y were feted b Jacob Gunther on their annual Spring Trip. I he Choir's outstanding reputation, which it has earned through the years, has made it one of Mepham's most highly esteemed organizations. 67 BACK ROW: Yessen. Kclland, Rosenthal, Fend, Imber, Klepacki, Perry, Weber. 5th ROW: Chcli, Erb, Redmond, Russo, Port. Flowers. Johnson, Bazerman, Clukis, Storyk, Livingston, Krakauer. 4th ROW: Ehrcnpreis, Bcrtin, Partridge, Pitts, Shaw, Weitzenfeld, Poulson, Frankel, Bcnanti, Oser, Bolgant. Nathanson, Saland, Cohen, Nealy. 3rd ROW: Tauber, Carpenter, Fitzgerald, Graber, Shoop, Larsen, Cass, Lamb, Hart, Weddle, Bergman. Handler, Epp, Black. 2nd ROW: Dr. Ritchie, Hillc, Waswo, Scndav, Rimlcr, Stunt, Himmelsback, Colombo, Stupplebecn, Wcinert, Falco, Fisher, Carstens. Laeskc, Benjamin, Dalton. Godfrey. FRONT ROW: Hclfinstcin, LaPinta. French, Skora, Stamm, Neer-holz, Sklarew, Sabia. Hoy, Otto, Otto, Smith, Levine, Bri-sotti. Twirlcrs: Sabia. Oser. Otto. Sklarew, Levine. Throughout the football season, the band contributed to the spectators’ enjoyment by precision marching at half time. The majorettes, led by Barbara Otto, preceded the band in parade. The Christmas Season brought the band indoors. The Christmas Concert, presented in January, was the music department’s foremost production. In addition to its numerous concerts, the band also participated annually in state competition. Without fail, Mc-pham’s musical entry has received top ratings. The consistantly high quality of the band’s performance this year has been due, not only to the devoted efTorts of Dr. Ritchie, but also to the fine performances of Robert Bcnanti, Captain, and Robert Livingston, Manager. 68 Band Dr. Ritchie. Harry Godfrey. Drum Major. Officers: BACK ROW: Cass, Lamb, Otto, Weinert, YVaswo. FROST ROW: Stunt. Benanri OorUmv I ivi notion 69 Orchestra FRONT ROW: Bruno, Raymond, Hazan, Adler, Chartuk. BACK ROW: Scgcrdahl. Buonauro, Bonne, Martin, Jones, Edwards. The District 3 Orchestra is composed of students from all five schools of the district: Mepham, Calhoun, Merrick Avenue Junior High, Jerusalem Avenue Junior High, and Grand Avenue Junior High. Practicing at their respective schools, each section is led by the school's music director. Dr. Ritchie conducts Mepham’s orchestra members. The highlight of the year’s performances was the annual Band and Orchestra Concert presented in January. The District Orchestra also travelled to other high schools on Long Island to perform for school assemblies. Mepham places a great emphasis on entertainment, and, consequently, it has many talented organizations. Among the leading organizations formed for such a purpose is the chorus. Under the direction of Mr. Alderfer, and the leadership of president Ellen Graziano, the chorus annually performs admirably at the Spring Arts Festival and the Christmas Concert. These appearances are unfailing sources of entertainment and enjoyment to the Mepham audience. BACK ROW: O'Rourke, Slawski, Krsuss, Niss. Rooney. Berdon, Wasson, Walsh, Redka, Beck, Graziano, Graham. Protivansky, Niclas, Williams, Borgeson, Rush. 3rd ROW: Torrance, Smithers. Ryberg, Skretch, Xealcy, Tzall, Laub, Lamhut, Guit-tilla, Jacobson, Manofskc, Testa, Brunncll. Shaw, Hemenway. 2nd ROW: Walter, McLean, Duhaimc, Marshall, Lessman, Lewis, Block, LaCognata, Creighton, Anderson, Gablemann, Brown, Fish, Randall. FRONT ROW: Ofshe, Paul, Silver, Stamm, Worzel, Solomon, Archbold. Kany, Kenney, Belkin, Friedman. Chorus Pep Club STANDING: Goldfinger, Roberts, Stanco, Grossman. SEATED: Shroeder, Shrocder, Busch, Purisch, Grimm, Kratc, Marcus, Cress, Hartmann, Thomrnasino, Abruzzo. The primary objective of the Pep Club is the bolstering of school spirit in the student body of Mcpham. Under the inspiring leadership of President Virginia Abruzzo, the Pep Club has worked diligently to achieve this goal. Wearing white blouses and dark skirts, the members enthusiastically cheer at athletic events and pep rallies, waving shakers to emphasize their already abundant spirit. Both the teams on the field as the spectators in the stands have greatly appreciated this display of spirit. The Pirettes, Mepham’s precision formation dance team, although in existence for only 10 years, has earned a reputation as one of the foremost kicklines on Long Island. Dancing at sporting events and at the annual Pop Concert, it performs intricate routines. Miss Nollcr, the originator of the Pirettes and the group's director has worked devotedly and untiringly to bring the dance team to the point of perfection that it has attained. HACK ROW’: DeSanctis. Lcinlvohl, O’Rourke, Abernathy, Krate, Graham, McConnell. Schickalcw. Eccleston, Graziano, Ccsta. Hemcnway, Banner, Desposito, Theod-� « . LiPuma. Spaulder. Randall. 2nd ROW: Lof. Walsh. Mattcrn, Colnian, Regina, Smither. Makofske. Fiieman. Rebels. Haiti. Bailey, Walsh, Brown. ERONT ROW: Klein. Kitchen. Dtihaime. Peterkin. Rogers. Muller. Haber. Kaylin Pirettes The Sheltones sing “Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy. Pop The vibes add sparkle to the evening. The Twirlers spin through their routine. “I won’t grow up: I don’t want to go to school.” 72 The Jolly Rogers, backbone of the Concert. Concert Champion Diane Sabia twirls away. “Mitch Miller” and his gang. Harmonizing, barber shop style. 73 ATHLETICS BACK ROW: Coach Sabetto, Nidi, Jaceei Grodv mi.a n . r ,. r vv • u a J , M,tcho,h Swenson. Maier, Curran. Schluc- ter. Gould, Cotton Wetss, Hardy, Walton, Luby, Cheslock. 2nd ROW. Keegan. Store. Bernstein. Jaeger. Fnedcnson. Abruzzo, I.icbcrmann, Zensky, Muller. Dussieh. Jove, Par, Long. FROST ROW: Porfidio. Munno, Nussbaum. Piner. Werner, Fuglistcr, Cama. Hayes, Curran, Termotto. Pinto. Coach Sabctto. Starting an “if and but ' season with a definite problem of lack of si e and depth, the football team compiled a 3-5 record while facing the county’s top football teams. The season opened promisingly enough as Mepham easily defeated archrival Calhoun. During the game, Mepham presented a strong offensive attack, but a lax defense kept the score close. This was the pattern for the rest of the year. Coach Sabetto's new “pro T” formation was added to the single wing offense. This gave Mepham a good passing attack in which quarterback Bob Fuglister threw repeatedly to ends Bill Piner, Marshal Hardy and halfback Tony Abruzzo. Mepham also possessed a strong running game featuring the powerful inside running of fullback Dennis Hayes and the spectacular outside sprints of “All League” halfback Robert Porfidio. The blocking was provided bv “All County guard Nick Luby. Roger Curran. Donald Joyce and Ken Long. Excellent performances were turned in by a fine crop of sophomores. Halfbacks Charles Grodv. Tony Abruzzo. Peter Swenson, and lineman Don Friedcnson were the most outstanding. 76 Football THE RECORD FOR 1961 MEPHAM 21 CALHOUN 18 MEPHAM 13 LONG BEACH 43 MEPHAM 19 HEMPSTEAD 33 MEPHAM 26 SOUTHSIDE 0 MEPHAM 16 UNIONDALE 0 MEPHAM 0 LAWRENCE 34 MEPHAM 20 BALDWIN 33 MEPHAM 20 CENTRAL 21 % • Cheerleaders are tense as they watch Mep-ham's football team in action'. Porfidio aims a long pass. Fuelistcr leads f«� r Porfidio 77 After a two year absence Mcpham regained the county championship. The Pirates swept over all opposition except for a defeat suffered at the hands of Valley Stream Central. Mcpham avenged its lone defeat by rolling over Central, and all other opponents, in the South Shore Section II tournament by a 143-103 margin. The Nassau Section VIII tourney proved to be another Mepham-Central affair as both teams easily outdistanced the other competitors. The Bucs were again victorious, and beat Central by eight points. Stock tics up with his opponent. Wrestling Zcmpsky drives for a pin. 78 Throughout the season Mephani again flexed its wrestling muscles. Outstanding performances were turned in to defeat highly-regarded Oceanside, Freeport, and Calhoun. Robert Porfidio, ClifT Dameron, Eric Ellison, Robert Nussbaum and Jerry Werner finished the regular season undefeated. The Nassau’s produced three Mepham winners. Stock and Dameron finished first and second at 104, as Porfidio and Long also gained championships. I )ave Griffin earned second place at 128, and Desario and Dc Micco finished third. Coach Huntc « FRONT ROW: Porfidio. Rosati, Stock, Colombo, Classman, Clark, DcSario. 2nd ROW: Ellison, Ward, Pinto, Walker, Griffin, Dameron, Sinatra, DeMicco, Ritchie. 3rd ROW: Long, Werner, Ellison, Albert, Bayer, Nussbaum, Kain, Staffeldt, Singer, Weiss. BACK ROW: Coach Huntc, Geluso, Chcslock. Joyc, Gleason, Friedcnson, Cotton, Zcnisky, Goldstein, Green, Klc-nert, Fahey. 79 BACK ROW: Papenhausen, Goldman. Wixson, Joye, Viniotis, Segerdahl, De-Micco, Swenson, Abruzzo. 2nd ROW: Siegel, Kccgcn, Mackay, Hubert, Lieber-man. StaflFoldt. Werner. Jacggi, Leyden. FRONT ROW: Cushing, Gambia, Fug-lister, Porfidio, Green, Intemicola, Hochfelder. Baseball Coach Gerck. At the publication of the Treasure Chest, the baseball team has not yet taken the field. This year’s team looks as if it may be Mepham’s best team in years. It is definitely of championship calibre. Six starters and nine lettermen are returning from last year’s fine team that finished second in league competition and reached the quarter-finals of the county championship. Heading the list of returnees arc “All League” performers, Mike Gambia, pitcher, and Robert Porfidio. shortstop. Rounding out the pitching staff will be Robert Fuglister, Richard Segerdahl and Barry Liebcrman. Steele Green, our leading R.B.I. and home run producer completes the battery. Other leading performers are James Hochfelder, Mike Intemicola and Donald Gushing. Two promising juniors who should see regular action are Richard Papenhausen and Mark De-Micco while Tony Abru zo and Peter Swensen are the top sophomore prospects. 80 As the Treasure Chest goes to press, the track team, training under Coach Sabetto, is preparing to open its season. There are high expectations for a winning season, although the cindermen will have a very tough schedule, hav ing to meet every top track team in Nassau. The team will also bear the burden of having no home meets. The top Mepham hopes are seniors Donald May-land and Joseph Genalo. Mayland was one of the leading pole vaulters last year and is a definite threat for county and state honors. Genalo, a high jumper, is also expected to do well in county competition. Juniors George Bosher and Darius Perry are Mephain’s leading distance runners. Bosher will run the mile event, and Perry will handle the half-mile. Raymond Nicchia and Edward Heidiker should do very well in the sprints. Nicchia is also our top broad jumper. Other leading performers on the squad are Ken Long, Marshal Hardy, Bill Piner and Robert Leo. Coach Sabetto. Track BACK ROW: Blynn, Cowan, Magnuson, Hardy, Mayland, Curran, Hayes, Brookshire, Zemzky, Shufro, Genalo. 3rd ROW: Kellner, Anderson, Jaeger, Long, Leo, Hcidicker. Knox. Nicchia. Luby, Piner, Morris, Paz, Jaeger, Lufker. 2nd ROW: Perry, Geluso, Stonoman, Dale, Gould, Clcnficld, Dieckmann, Locher, Bernstein, Walton, Polley, Hall. FRONT ROW: Tricarico, Dubick, Scott, Terebelski, Walch, Aimetti, Cotton, Store, Dridge, Brisotti, Weiner, Finkel. BACK ROW: Mackay, Levy, Krosser, Viniotis, Cushing, Stroetz, Yates. FRONT ROW: Internicola, Hardy, P. Segcrdahl, R. Seger-dahl, Curran. Coach Gerek The basketball team had one of its finest seasons in years, as they compiled twelve wins in eighteen games, while playing in the toughest league in the county. In league competition, Mephani had to face such powerhouses as Hempstead, Uniondale, and Lawrence. After a hard-fought campaign, which saw Mepham win five out of the last six games, the team finished with a 7-5 league record and a third place tie with Lawrence. Outstanding performances were turned in to beat Uniondale and Lawrence. In non-league play the team was very successful, winning five games and losing only one. In the Holiday Festival, Mepham grabbed second place honors. They beat North 82 Krosser sinks pre-game layup. Shore champion Mineola, but lost to top-ranked Calhoun. Three seniors. Richard Segerdahl, Paul Segcrdahl and Roger Curran, were outstanding. Richard was our leading scorer and rebounder; and Paul’s all-around fine play was a key factor in Mepham's success. Junior, Marshall Hardy, was second in rebounding, and sophomore, Lloyd Krosser, was second in scoring. JefT Bourne, a sophomore, also saw regular duty. With three regulars and a host of good players from a strong J.V. team, returning next year, Mepham should enjoy another victorious season. Basketball Jump Ball! Rich Segerdahl gets tap. 83 BACK ROW: Hyman, Muller, Papcnhausen, Wixon, Katz, Papenhausen, Mr. Rutley. FRONT ROW: Cook, Carroll. Bowling Rifle Under the guidance of Mr. Rutley, the bowling team completed a highly successful season. Letter winners Robert Carroll, Donald Cook, David Wixon, Pete Papenhausen, Richard Cirillo and Marv Hyman paced the team towards its fine season. In league competition Mepham finished second to Freeport after a hard fought campaign. In the section VIII tournament, Richard Papenhausen captured first place honors. Competing in an extremely tough league, the rifle team, failed to win a match. Despite the poor season, the boys competed hard and did their best. The leading riflemen were Darius Perry, William Weiss, Larry Kaufman, Arthur Weitzcnfeld and Elliot Gross. In the section VIII tournament the team came in thirteenth. The experience gained this year should prove valuable for next year. Mr. Felske, Kaufman, Perry, Weitzenfeld, Weiss, Kalish, Gross, Frankel. FRONT ROW: Aimctti, Bayer, Dieckman, Nealy. BACK ROW: Strand, Scott, Perry, Geluso, Brazotti, Kellner, Cohen, Grandy, Imbcr, Boshcr, Kopecky, Nagle, Barr, Barry. Cross Country Tennis Training under Coach Hawthorne, the crosscountry team compiled a record of 4-5. The team’s outstanding runner was a junior, George Bosher. Other leading runners were Walter Dieckman, Phil Bayer, Darius Perry, and Dennis Scott. In one of the most exciting meets of the year, Mepham beat the Calhoun squad by five points. Cross-country competition requires the participants to run a grueling 2 i miles over rough terrain. Commendation is certainly due for their fine efforts. The tennis team, under the direction of Mr. Friedman, won two matches while losing ten. Inexperience was the team’s biggest problem. Of the top seven players, only two were seniors. The top singles players were Paul Lobcl and James Hochfelder. JcfT Bourne, a sophomore, was the third singles player. Two other sophomores, Richard Hale and John Nathanson, played well as a doubles team as did juniors David Brookshire and Guy Blynn. BACK ROW: Blynn, Brookshire, Wcrkstcll, Friedman. 2nd ROW: Cartier, Hale, Nathanson, Steinberg. FRONT ROW: Hochfelder, Lobell, Mr. Friedman. Martin on the trampoline. Garnet's pep ralley. 86 “Love makes the world go 'round.” Senior volleyball. “Hey look me over.” Manners the butler. Grey 129 “Let’s twist again.” 87 Marlin, Proce, Hale, Ucinski, Micrau, Geshwind, Ritter, Varsity Cheerleaders McGarrah J. V. Cheerleaders BACK ROW: Randall, Waswo, O’Rourke, Brcj, Cass, Hyland. FRONT ROW: Friemann, Levine, Klein, Fisher. BACK ROW: Dougherty, Procc, Cass, Brej, Kraiss, Penny, Main. 2nd ROW: Otto, Muller, Oser, Harmeling, Minsk. FRONT ROW: Ebtinger, Galley. Coaches’ Club BACK ROW: Hain, Penney, King, Desposito, Testa. 2nd ROW: Lcich, Formont; Halperin, Betts, Dougherty. FRONT ROW: Ebtinger, Muller, Otto, Kaylin, Galley. Rated Officials Volleyball BACK ROW: Mierau, Scala, Penney, Cass, Hain. FRONT ROW: Ebtinger, Stunt. Danisi. Basketball BACK ROW: Formont, Yanofsky, Hayes, Brej, Beck, Proce. Muller, Stunt, Ebtinger. FRONT ROW: Galley. BACK ROW: Andersen, Desposito. King, Formont, Main, Leich, Lof. FRONT ROW: Duhaime, Galley, Minsk, Muller, Kitchen. Badminton Pastore, Becker, Niss, Krauss, Himmelsbach, Grimm, Perlman, Soskin. Betts, Galley, Otto, Galley, Stanco. Hockey Tennis HACK ROW: Testa, Harmeling, Ebtinger, Kaylin, Dalton, Stone. FRONT ROW: Groth, Levine, Penney, Chazcn, Sklarcw. Table Tennis BACK ROW: Dalton, Getz. FRONT ROW: Wcincrt, Oscr. Archery RACK ROW: Dougherty, Krauss, Larsen, Cass, McKeown, Stunt, Dlabola, Stanco, O’Connor. FRONT ROW: Toppel, Lamb. Bowling BACK ROW: Kitchen, Penney, Dougherty, Spec tor, Larsen, Harmeling. FRONT ROW: Metz. Stunts and Tumbling TOP ROW: Monaco, Filiberto. 2nd ROW Mierau, Falco, Santiago, Lanib. BOTTOM ROW Ucinski, DcLalla, Anderson, Hyland. Softball BACK ROW: Walker, Krauss, King, Swezey, Kok, Proce, Penney, Stern, Walsh. FRONT ROW: Scala, Formont, Muller, Ebtingcr, Otto. Mr. Edmund W. Berridge. Senior Advisor As Senior Class advisor. Mr. Edmund Berridge has played a most essential part in the success and the well-being of the class of 1962. Mr. Berridge has seised in many capacities. He ably assists at all meetings of the Senior Planning Committee. From his rich background of experiences, he contributes many dynamic ideas and concepts upon which the seniors may expand. He devotes much time directing the Senior Sales Committee, and he handed all business transactions of the Senior Play. Mr. Berridge is a willing chaperon at all senior-junior events, serving as a valuable link between the student body and the faculty and administration. Perhaps the most important asset possessed by Mr. Berridge is his ability to inspire those seniors with whom he works. His dedication and quiet, effective leadership have spread throughout the senior class, resulting in the tremendous successes of all seniors activities. The Class of 1962 would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Berridge, for his constant devotion to enrich our high school years. 96 Stephen Ciaal. President Joan Ebtinger. Vice President Senior Officers You’re our envoy lead the way and we’ll proceed. A class officer must possess the spirit to work, the knowledge to advise, and the abilitv to lead. The Class of ’62 has placed all their trust, all their confidence, ajl their faith in the four able people whom they elected to guide them. And able they are. Stephen Gaal. president: Joan Ebtinger, vice president: Judith Proce, secretary: and Michael Gambia, treasurer have unfailingly given of their time and energy to make this school year an extraordinarily successful one. Judith Proce. Secretary Michael Carubia. Treasurer 97 BACK ROW: Hochfelder, Piner, Kcrievsky, Levine, Inter-nicola, Genalo, Fishman, Reinhard, Capps, Heidicker, Kubicke, Goldstein. 3rd ROW: Mr. Berridge, Bayer, Jo-hannson, Penney, Adams, O'Connor, Riley, Susi, Jones, Hain, Graziano, Wexler, Weitzenfeld, Lindlaw, Holt, Stern, Stolo- witz, Sabo, DiGiacomo, Krcshover. Bruno. 2nd ROW: Sway-duck, Darcy, Scala, Lof, Schoppe, Trovant, Flaak. Dougherty. Ellison, Galan, Kcrievskv. Weinert, Stunt. Cass. Lamb, Brunner, Sorrcntino, Otto. FRONT ROW: Carubia, Ebtin-ger, Gaal, Proce. Senior Planning Interest and enthusiasm are the key words in describing the efforts of this year’s Senior Planning Committee. Under the capable leadership of the senior officers and their advisor, Mr. Berridge, the Committee has demonstrated its concern for school activities through the highly successful and well organized activities it has presented. During the final quarter of the 1961 school year, the Senior Planning Committee presented the very successful Junior Prom, Underwater Paradise. This year it sponsored the Harvest Moon Ball and Senior Prom. Besides the many wonderful dances that were planned throughout the year, the Committee was also responsible for arranging events in other facets of school life. One of the best remembered of these was the bonfire and pep rally held before the Lawrence football game. Led by our cheerleaders, the pep rally succeeded in eliciting much school spirit. From the beginning of the sports season to the end of June, Mr. Berridge has been busily attending to a multitude of details. He and the entire Senior Planning Committee have done an excellent job in carrying out many of the school functions. 98 BACK ROW: Getz, Rosner, LaVine, Landau, Gabbrielli, Rust, Brunner. Piner, Hochfeldcr, O’Connor, Levine, Car-huff, Levine, Internicola, Fahey, Reinhard. Capps, Hei-dickcr, Fishman, Kuttin, Fox, Goldstein, Gclfand, Seaman, Kitchen, Maccone, Lennard, Livingston, 4th ROW: Resnick, Franza, Purish, Brown. Schiffer. Hart, Green, Ellsworth, Sorrentino, Beach, Kalins, Main, Graziano, Galluso, Flaak, Holt, Sabo, Wcxler, Roth, DiSalvo, Dicker, Reed Hoffman, Trama, Ciringionc, Markus, Halperin, Yanofsky, Polsky, Gress, Obcrhofer, Shroeder, 3rd ROW: Krinsky, Reily, Micrau, 2nd ROW: Filiberto, Bartholomew, Rosen, Sway-duck, Darcy, Lof, Scala, Jones, McConnell, Krate, Krcsh-over, Weinert. Hemingway, Lamb, Cass, Bruno, Grossman, Carstens, Roberts, FRONT ROW: Mr. Berridge, Kubicke. Senior Sales Early this year, the seniors were asked to volunteer their services to sell ice cream, coffee, hot (logs, candy, and soda at all home sporting events. Over one hundred dedicated school leaders offered to sacrifice their time and energy to aid their school in this manner. Their dedication was unfaltering. They were often required to continue selling at football games during inclement weather. Furthermore, these enthusiastic seniors volunteered to sell bookcovers. school hats, and MHS 62 pins during school hours. Headed by George Kubicke. Senior Sales has done a great deal to solicit money for the Senior Class. Much of this money has been used to support senior activities, and a portion has been set aside to provide a scholarship for the Class of '63. Their constant efforts and high-working spirits have contributed greatly to the Senior Class of 62. 99 BARBARA AMBRECHT DIANE AMICO BARBARA ANDERSEN MICHAEL ANTONELLI VIRGINIA ABRUZZO CHRISTINE ADAMS WILLIAM AIMETTI DONALD ALBERT EILEEN ADLER IRENE ALPER Climb Every THOMAS AZZARA KAREN BAILEY MERRILY BAIRD BETTE JANE BALL 100 DIANE BENJAMIN DENISE BARTHOLOMEW ROBERT BAUER PHILIP BAYER BETTY-JANE BEACH ALVIN BEITCHMAN ROBERT BENANTI Mountain STEVEN BERMAN WILLIAM BERNHARDT MARIANNE BISIGNI WILLIAM BOSAKOWSKI HAROLD BENSON TERRIE BERGER DAVID BERGMAN 101 KATHVBRANDT JANET BRISK IE SANDRA BROCK ANTI IONA BROOKE GWENDOLYN BROWN MARILYN BROWN FRANCES BRl’NNER MARIE BRUNO Search High JOHN BUCKLEY JAMES BURNS CAMILLE BUTTACAVOLI DENNIS CACCAVO KATHLEEN CALLAHAN VINCENT CAMA 102 STEPHANIE CAPPS RAYMOND CARHUFF JOHN CARLOW MARIA CARLUCCI and Low VINCENT CASTORINA LINDA CASTRACANE EUGENE CHANG ROBERT CHELI MARY MADELINE CHEVALIER MARIE CINTINO ROBERT CARROLL MURIEL CARSTENS MICHAEL CARUBIA SUZANNE CASS 103 FRA NC ES CONST A NT IN E DONALD COOK RAYMOND COTTER RICHARD CRATTY RICHARD Cl RING I ONE PATRICIA CLARKE RICHARD COCHRAN RONXI COHEN DENNIS CLASSI GEORGE CONNOLIA Follow Every BARBARA CUOMO CAMILLE CUOMO ROGER CURRAN DONALD CUSHING 104 THOMAS DAMS JOAN D’ALESSIO CLIFFORD DAMERON MARGUERITE DANISI PATRICIA DARCY GILBERT DANIELS CAROL DAVIES By Way SIGMUND DICKER GLORIA DiGlACOMO CHARLES DiSAIA’O JO ANN DONOHl’E APRIL DeCAMP NANCY DeSORBO GRACE DIBARTOLOMEO 105 KAREN DUVA FAITHMARIE DOTE KATHLEEN DOUGHERTY AUDREY DROISEN Every Path CONSTANCE EGGLETON PETER EISELE FLORENCE ELLER ERIC ELLISON KERRY ELLSWORTH IRENE EPP 106 PHYLLIS DUHAIME RAYMOND EPP CHRISTOPHER 1 AH FA JOY FELDSTEIN You Know JUDITH FINK JANET FISHER CLIFFORD FISHMAN DOROTHY FITZCERALD KATHLEEN FITZGERALD JAMES FEMIA WILLIAM FENCI 107 PATRICK A FILIBERTO BARBARA FREDERICKS DOUGLAS ERIE STEPHEN GAAL LAURA GABBRIELLI JUDITH FLAACK EDWARD FOX SARA FLEISCHHACKER ROBERT FRANKEL RUTH FOR MONT LOIS FRANZA Climb Every CAROLANN GALLEY CHARLES GARFIELD ILENE GEIST HOWARD GELFAND JOSEPH GENALO CHARLES GERMAIN Mountain HARVEY GOLDSTEIN MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN LEONARD GORDON LINDA GRAHAM JAMES GERMAIN EVELYN GETRAER MARLENE GETZ SAMUEL GLABERMAN 109 STEELE GREEN VIRGINIA GRANDE BARBARA GRATT ELLEN GRAZIANO ARTHUR GREENE MARK GREENSIDE SUSAN GRESS Ford Every DAVID GRIFFIN DEVON GRIMM ELLIOT GROSS CAROLE GROSSMAN GERALDINE GROTH TEDRICK GUNDERSEN 110 ROCHELLE GREBIN PAULINE HAIN CHARLES HALL JOYCE HALL JANE HALPERIN Stream ROGER HART EDWARD HEIDICKER RICHARD HARTMANN DENNIS HAYES DIANE HIETNER MARSHA HEMENWAY 111 TOBIE HANDLER GEORGE HANEBURY HOW ARD HANSEN ELAINE HART MARC! HOFFMAN JOHN HOLT JANET HOLTZMAN GERARD HOOGLAND ■H MARY HENRY SHARON HENRY GEORGE HESSLER JANICE HEWITT WILLIAM BARRY HOARE JAMES HOCHFELDER Follow Every MERRILY HUDEC MICH A ELI NTERNI COLA SI ANNE JACKSON LINDA JACOBSON 112 SANDRA JONES DIANE JAKALA ELAINE JESCHUR MICHAEL JANTZ JUDITH JOHANSON ROBERT JEDIEROWSKI EDWARD JOHNSON BRUCE KAIN DORIS KALINS MARTIN KALISH Rainbow 113 TOBY YANOVER 114 DEARDRA KAYLIN LINDA KAZENSKI RICHARD KEATING HARVEY KERIEVSKY MARIAN KERIEVSKY EDWARD KINEKE NANCY KING MADELINE KOEHLER WILLIAM KINEKE JOAN KIZIS Till You Find JUDITH KITCHEN LINDA KOK MARTIN KENDRICK WILLIAM KOPF Your Dream. KATHLEEN LAMB EILEEN LANDAU ELLEN LaVINE CONSTANCE LAW LOR LEWIS KORMAN IRIS KRATE BARBARA KRESHOVER JOEL LASKER PAULETTE LEE CAROL KRINSKY GEOROE KUBICKE BEVERLY KULYNYCH JACK KUTTIN FRANK LINGNER BARRI LIPFIELD ROBERT LIVINGSTON PAUL LOBELL MARION LEETE BONNIE LENNARD ROBERT LEO KENNETH LEVINE PAUL LEVINE FREDERICK LINDLAVV A Dream That GAE MACCONE 116 EUGENE MACKAY CAROL MARKUS ELAINA MARSHALL SANDRA MARTYNIYV DIANE MARVIN DOMINICK MARZ1GLIANO Will Need eileen McDonald KATHERINE McQUEEN JUDITH MENELL ANDREA MESSINA DONALD MAYLAND JOHN McCAFFERTY JOHN McCANN marilyn McConnell 117 ELAINE MILLER MARCIA METZ GRACE MICELI MARYLOUISE MIERAU BARBARA MILLER JOHN MILSOM SONYA MINSK KARL MOLLER All the Love WILLIAM MOLLOY IVAN MORRIS VERONICA MONACO MARGARET MORIARTY PATRICIA MORRISSEY DIANE MULLER 118 ROBERT MULLER THOMAS MUNNO RAYMOND NAPOLITANO PAUL NEALY You Can Give MARYANN O’CONNOR NANCY OFSHE NINA OSER EILEEN O’SHAUGHNESSY JEANETTE OLLIVIER BARBARA OTTO RAYMOND NICCHIA RICHARD NOWAK ROBERT NUSSBAUM MARGARET OBERHOFER 119 WILLIAM PERSEN RAYMOND PERTICARO KAREN PETERKIN MAUREEN PIKE GERALDINE PASTORE JEAN PENNEY KAREN PEARSALL COSMO PERRAZZO CHARLES PELLEGRINI CHARLES PERRICONE Every Day of KENNETH PILLER WILLIAM PINER PENNY PINKNFA EUGENE PINTO 120 MICHAEL PINTO GAIL PITTMAN CHRISTOPHER PLANK BARBARA POLSKY ROBERT PORFIDIO JUDITH PROCE Your Life JAMES PUPPLO LINDA PURISCH GEORGE RANIOLO RICHARD RASKIN 121 DONNA RIESE STEVEN REISS SUSAN RESNICK RONALD REUTER ELAINE REZNY EILEEN RILEY JOAN RITGERS EDMUND RIZK For As Long DONATO RIZZO JANET ROBERTS PATRICIA ROGERS STANLEY ROINE CAROL ROONEY MARGARET ROONEY V 122 As You Li CYNTHIA SABETTO RICHARD SALAND STEVEN SABO JERRY SALG PAUL SAINSBURY MARY ANN SARSANO ALAN ROTHBERG PHILIP RUFFINI ANNE RUST JOANNE RUSICH 123 MARC SCHWARTZ WILLIAM SEAMAN PAUL SEGERDAHL RICHARD SEGERDAHL JANET SC A LA, JUDITH SCHIFFER EDWARD SCHLUETER RUTH SCHOPPE HARRIET SCHROEDER BERNARD SCHWAB Climb Every DIANA SILVERMAN BARBARA SLAWSKI GEORGE SINGER CAROL SMIECH MEREDITH SINGER CAROLE SOMMER PATRICIA SORRENTINO EDWARD SOZZI CAROL STEELE GAIL STEINMETZ Mountain GAIL STERN ARLENE STIEBLER ALAN STOLOWITZ EDWARD STROETZ 125 JANE STUNT ETHEL SWAYDUCK BERTH A SWEZEY CAROLEE SZEWCZUK MARIA TAGLIENTE BARRY TANENBAUM BRUCE TAYLOR JOHN TEREBELSKI Ford Every FRANK TERMOTTO MARILYN TONON MARY THEILER FRANKLIN TRAM A SANDRA TOLAND DENNIS TRAYER 126 ORAZIO TRICARICO MAR I ANN TROVANT MATHA UMAN JAMES VALENTINE Stream BETTY vonFREYMANN JOAN WALKER ARTHUR WALCH SUSAN WALSH CHARLES WALKER SHARON WANSER JEANNE VAN LOAN CAROL VARIO JOSEPH VITALE JO-ANN VOGEL GERARD WERNER EDWARD WESTERVELT JESSE WEXLER BARBARA WHITE EDWARD WASKOWIAK NINA WASWO ABBY WEINERT ROBERT WEISS WILLIAM WEISS ARTHUR WEITZENFELD Follow Every PETER WINTERS DAVID WITTE MARGARET WORZEL MARION YANKOU SUZANNE YANOFSKY SUSAN ZEIHER 128 Camera Shy SHARON ALBAHAE HILARY BLOCH WALTER DIECKMAN NORINE GALLAGHER AXEL LARSEN Rainbow ROBERT MESMER STEPHEN MULLADY CHRISTY PAPPAS STEVEN ROBERTS ROBERT SIMENDINGER THOMAS TOMILSON SANDRA ELLIS WALTER BENSON KENNETH DARNAY EILEEN FITZGERALD GUNTHER KRINNER JACQUELINE MATHISEN KATHRYN MIRABELLA GARY OF FREDERICK PERULLO RAYMOND ROMMEL FRANCES TOMASZEWSKI GEORGE WALLACH WILLIAM ZELEZNY 129 pvocc- Till You Find MOST TALENTED: Barbara Otto Michael Carubia. WITTIEST: Abby Weinert Edward Heidicker. 130 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Joseph Genalo Joan Ebtinger. b$t $ Your Dream. MOST ATHLETIC: Bob Porfidio Jean Penney. BEST DRESSED: William Molloy Florence Eller. 131 Jacob Gunther 134 GERARD STUDIOS Your official yearbook photographer 2222 Sunrise Hwy. Merrick, N. Y. Fr 9-1111 Weddings Portraits Commercial Photography Cameras, equipment and supplies Visit our new studio — the complete photographic center H. R. Baer Stores 5 10 — $1.00 up Bellmore Established 1937 Security National Bank Enjoy total banking with over 50 time saver service Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F. Henry Butterweck's Colonial Flower Shop 2510 Jerusalem Avenue North Bellmore Stuffed Hostess toys 9 Gala Chocolate and Gift Shop 27 Merrick Ave. Merrick FReeport 8-441 1 Greeting Mail-Delivery cards of course Luncheonette Stationery 501 Bedford Avenue Bellmore Bellmore Corners Best Wishes from Hassel Employment 62 Nichols Court Hempstead, New York You can depend on our delicatessen Fresh bakery and cooked meats for finer meals Koph’s Delicatessen SUnset 5-5660 Bellmore and Beltagh Avenues Bellmore Christy - Wolfe Insurance Agency ®hmy):J0olfe in Unsurance Sertnce 3 1 North Merrick Avenue Merrick, N. Y. FReeport 9-31 42 FReeport 9-3970 Appliances Quaritius Radio Service Radio Television Records Phonographs 40 N. Merrick Ave. Merrick Roosevelt Bowlerama Roosevelt Field Garden City, L. I. 52 lanes G.O. cards honored SUnset 5-0941 North Bellmore Laundromat (Westinghouse authorized) Large shag rugs washed and dried Pioneer 7-6666 1878 Bellmore Ave. Bellmore Your Kodak Dealer Wholesale Retail WILLIAM E. DELLAMORE SON, INC. PRINTERS Letter press Offset 2735 Grand Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. Quick's PHOTO SERVICE 1 877 Bellmore Ave. N. Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-7848 SUnset 5-0422 PHARMACY SUnset 5-1 439 SUnset 5-3 1 00 • Prescriptions • Medical supplies • Cosmetics • Greeting cards • Film 1893 Bellmore Ave. Bellmore BELLMORE BOOTERY “Special care given to children Featuring Selvas — Keds P.F.’s 305 N. Bedford Ave. Bellmore, N. Y. IRVING’S Hardware Store Tools Builder's hardware Garden supplies Sapolin paints SUnset 5-2240 103 Bedford Ave. Bellmore Faltin’s Delicatessen Specialties Domestic Imported Beers — Cold cuts 1823 Newbridge Road North Bellmore CAstle 1-0345 Carol Markus — President Lynn Markus Pat Reilly — Secretary Joan Miata Janet Roberts — Treasurer Karen Pecelli Eileen Adler Fran Tomaszewski Ellen Alpert Compliments of lota Delta Phi Sharon Borgen Joan Ritgers Gail Dwark Marie Tomasuiro Norine Gallagher Joanne Unger Ginny Gallagher Larra Waring Cheryl Goldberg 1882 Bellmore Avenue Bellmore, New York D I B S FReeport 8-9893 Wheel balancing BRUNO’S Wheel alignment and brakes Power steering — auto transmissions 56 East Sunrise Highway Merrick, N. Y. (Near Hewlett Ave.) Blanche’s Hair Stylist Specializing in New York hair styles Spring Special Permanent Wave $10.00 8i $12.50 Johnny’s taxi service 24 hour service SUnset 5-9373 Special rates for out-of-town trips 1907 Bellmore Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. ‘Vttttii ted UumcHcoK Specializing in jalousie rooms — enclosures screen rooms — open patios window awnings — door canopies 202 Babylon Turnpike Roosevelt, L. I. FReeport 8-4884 BEST WISHES to The Class of ’62 SUnsef 1-7121 Automatic car washing and simonizing KWIK CAR WASH 2884 Sunrise Highway 1 block west of Wantagh State Parkway Bellmore. L. I. Double Bee Cleaners J. M. DRUGS, Inc. Prompt delivery service 2817 Jerusalem Avenue North Bellmore, L. I. CAstle 1-2233 BAKERY Party cakes Our specialty RICHTER’S BAKE SHOP 39 Merrick Ave. Proprietor Gustave Zahl FReeport 8-0844 STILE RITE SHOES 316 Bedford Avenue Bellmore, New York Poll Parrot Shoes for boys and girls CAstle 1-8832 Office CAstle 1-5353 Louis Abrams, Builder Scott Homes, Inc. Office and model: 2550 Jerusalem Ave. N. Bellmore Bus. SUnset 5-5551 Res. SUnset 1-4648 Richard V. Weddle REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 1892 Bellmore Ave. Bellmore Comer Beltagh Ave. WEINMAN’S HARDWARE Bellmore, L. I. SUnset 5-0222 HAIL SONS OF MEPHAM HIGH Hail! Sons of Mepham High Let your praises ring out to the sky March on against the foe Down the field of victory you go! So let us cheer all your gailant band, You who blazed our triumphs through the land. Vy May your spirits never die, FReeport 8-9592 M M Service Center Brake specialist — High speed tuning Lubrication — Tires — Batteries Accessories All work is guaranteed 2129 Merrick Rd. Merrick, L. I. Hair styling silhouettes your natural charm WILLIAM - MARY HAIRSTYLIST 2024 N. Jerusalem Road North Bellmore, N. Y. IVanhoe 3-3171 For all your sportswear and gymwear . . . see LUBERT’S Department Store 111-113 Bedford Ave. Bellmore SUnset 5-1 169 J. E. S. PRINTING Service — Dependability — Economy Ar and Layout • Commercial • Letterpress • Business forms • Offset • Color • Snapouts Wedding invitations Bar Mitzvah Births and Confirmations 1522 Broad Street CAstle 1-3697 Compliments of NASSAU STORES, Inc. 509 Bedford Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. Thrifty Cleaners Launderers 1 99 Bedford Avenue Bellmore SUnset 5-8900 Same day pick up and delivery service In by 10:30 am out by 5:00 pm SUnset 5-0170 Otto Gross, Proprietor OTTO’S PORK STORE AND MEAT MARKET for quality Meats — Lamb — Poultry 215 Bedford Ave. Bellmore, L. 1. SUnset 5-2888 LOUISE BEAUTY SALON Specializing in Permanent waves Bleaching Tinting 307 Bedford Ave. Bellmore PAUL’S SHOES 302 Bedford Ave. Bellmore SUnset 5-1930 Featuring the American Girl Shoe For women and American Jr’s, for children PATTY’S MEAT MARKET Fresh poultry and provisions Freezer orders our specialty 1520 Bellmore Avenue North Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-3020 21 Division St. levittown South Village Construction Co. Attics — Gardens — Extensions Storm windows doors Sid Tractenberg PE 1-9400 Ralph’s Fruit Store 31 4 Bellmore Ave. Bellmore, N. Y. SUNRISE CLUB Matt Dick Snyder 22 Bowling lanes 22 Sunrise Highway Bellmore, N. Y. Opposite L. I. R.R. 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MAD about our burgers shakes BOB’S 15 t hamburgers Merrick Road Bellmore Bob Tuttle Class of '53 Elites Sorority SENIORS JUNIORS Marianne Bisigni Muriel Carstens Pat Clarke Fran Constantine Barbara Cuomo Peggy Danisi Kerry Ellsworth Nancy King Linda Kok Mariann Trovant Betty Anderson Evelyn Anderson Ellen Costello Carol Desposito Pam Fiore Kathy Fisher Dolores Kotch Barbara Overton Roslyn Russo Linda Sieck Irene Stillwell Betty Umhauer Tri-Delta Sorority SOPHOMORES SENIORS Sue Hoogland Georgia Ledes Karleen McCov Karen Bailey Betty Beach April DeCamp Linda Graham Judi Kitchen Connie Lawlor Marcia Metz Eileen Riley Carol Rooney Joan Walker Sue Walsh JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Diane Larsen Lynn McDonald Judy Nelson Donna Tomasulo Deadra Tracv Lorraine Brown Sue Fahey Judy Gaal Maggie Laub Kathy Riley Pat Walsh COMPLIMENTS OF Sue Barilovits Bahna Creighton Barbara Derrico Kathy Diskin Barbara Durante Carolann Galley Charmonts Sonya Minsk Barbara Wright Sharon Spector Sorority Pat Galley Ginny Gallo Kathy Grillo Elaine Harris Nanette Labruzzo Kathy Lamb Mary Ann Sarsano Trudy Shoop Barbara Smith Izzy Peterman Jane Town Laura Ungulo Merrick Road Meroke Lanes “The best in bowling” SUnset 5-1950 Oakfield Television Service is our business Complete T.V. 1 190 Oakfield and radio service Avenue Wantagh, N. Y. where the promise is performed . . . Merrick Furriers 22 Sunrise Highway, Merrick FReeport 8-0895 Petite Florist Wristlets: our specialty 2701 Pettit Ave Bellmore, N. Y. Opposite L. I. R.R. Station CAstle 1-3749 Prescriptions Sundries Cosmetics Vitamins Cura Drug Co.r Inc. 531 Bedford Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. Chalet Florist “Unusual floral creations for every occasion” Free delivery TA 6-1136 Best Wishes to the Class of 62 From Center Island 5 10 2835 Jerusalem Avenue North Bellmore 219 South Bedford Ave. Bellmore SUnset 5-1260 Dairy Queen Village Pharmacy Headquarters for: hearing aids, batteries Open Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 pm 402 Bedford Avenue, Bellmore SUnset 5-1 329 SUnset 5-9637 SUnset 5-0009 Famous for that country-fresh flavor! 1881 Newbridge Road Bellmore Harse Upholstery Company Custom furniture — Reupholstering Slipcovers — Drapes and cornices 541 Bedford Ave. Bellmore EMPIRE STATE CLEANERS Cleaning, Dyeing, Tailoring Pick-up delivery service All work done on premises 1 904 Newbridge Road Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-2510 HEIDI’S BAKE SHOP “Cakes — French pastry — pettifours — For all occasions — 2619 Jerusalem Avenue North Bellmore SUnset 5-4562 Bellmore Chemists OPEN SEVEN DAYS for prompt delivery 2639 Jerusalem Avenue Bellmore CAstle 1-0786 S. Siegel Optometrist Eye examinations Fitting of glasses Contact lenses 45 Merrick Avenue FReeport 8-0816 SUnset 1-0222 Barney’s Barber Shop Henry C. Barnard Henry C. Barnard 1503 Bellmore Proprietor Avenue No. Bellmore Everything for the aquarium From exotic fish and tanks to the smallest accessory Bellmore Aquarium Birds — Cages — Pets — Pet supplies Bellmore’s largest tropical fish selection 303 Bedford Ave. Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-9445 SUnset 5-0349 Hardware SUnset 5-2400 Paints Bellmore Feed Co. Hay — Feed — Grain — Fertilizers Dog food — Insecticide — Grass seed 2556 Bellmore Ave. Bellmore FReeport 8-9893 Wheel balancing BRUNO’S WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKES Power steering Auto transmissions 56 East Sunrise Merrick, N. Y. Highway (Near Hewlett Ave.) BEST WISHES to the Class of ’62 SIGMA PHI OMEGA and DEBETTES GREETING'S from a Friend La Femme Accessories Boutique Bags, costume jewelry, boutique Items of distinction for the selective woman Merrick, N. Y. FReeport 8-1119 Caterers 1534 Broad Street North Bellmore, N. Y. CAstle 1-2155 Jamison Plastic Corporation Molders and finishers of all thermoplastics 1225 Newbridge Road North Bellmore SUnset 5-3400 PIZZA COTTAGE 1857 Bellmore Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-9639 Merrick Colony Card Shop 1 968 Merrick Road Merrick, L. I. School supplies Review books BEST WISHES to the Class of ’62 NORTH SHORE PACKING, INC. 1536 Broad Street North Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-7565 HENRY MAHNKEN Delicatessen and Groceries Frozen foods — Soda — Beer Delicious Homemade Saiods Prepared Daily 1520 Broad St. No. Bellmore OPEN ALL YEAR CARVEL ICE CREAM Sunrise Highway Bellmore, Bellmore Ave. N.Y. Serving Long Island's Stationery Stores WOOD’S MARKET 1 354 Newbridge Road North Bellmore, N. Y. C. B. WHOLESALE STATIONERY Bellmore's Oldest Grocery Store School Supplies — Toys — Paper Goods Established 1886 Sundries — Boxed Greeting Cards BILL AND GERT KOCH 1 673 Newbridge Road SUnset 5-9403 Sounds of Music Records • Sheet Music We fill special orders . Paper back books SUnset 5-9874 . ,nstruments • Pre-recorded tapes • Instrument repairs 2666 Jerusalem Ave. North Bellmore, N. Y. Postur Line Shoes 25 Merrick Avenue Fuel oil MAyfair 3-0037 Merrick, L. 1. Ram Fuel Co., Inc. From Tots to Teens Heating and oil burner service our specialty Specialists in fit and fashion Wm. Guido 22 2nd Ave. Bruno Mangiardi N. Merrick, L. 1. BELLMORE BOWL Jos. Messina, Prop. Restaurant — Bowling alleys 2732 Grand Ave. Bellmore, N. Y. SUnset 5-9842 C 0 M M E R c 1 A L Island Realty Developers of Shopping centers Tax Payes Department stores Insurance Land Parks Plants Mortgages Insurance Land I N D U S T R I A L Nassau EDgewood 3-7900 Suffolk HA 3-1006 BEST WISHES to the Class of ’62 Meadowbrook Lumber Equipment Corp. Bellmore Avenue Bellmore, N. Y. BOOSTERS PROFESSIONAL Mr. Mrs. Benedict Adams Dr. Mrs. Charles Glazer Mr. Mrs. A. Adler Dr. Mrs. Reinhold Jablow Mr. Mrs. William Holtzman Dr. Mrs. Donald Jeremiah Mr. Mrs. Sid Raymond Dr. Mrs. Martin Karlin Mr. Mrs. Harold Rose Dr. Mrs. Jack Lazar Mr. Mrs. Morris Saland Dr. Mrs. Adolph Metz Mr. Mrs. S. Weinert Dr. Mrs. Joseph Mirman Abby Weinert Mike Goldstein Dr. Mrs. Benjamin Smith Nancy Bonnie Carroll Dr. Mrs. Isaac Vidor Mr. Mrs. Carl Fishman Dr. Mrs. Kurt Weil Mr. Mrs. Ralph Pappo Senior Activities VIRGINIA ABRUZZO, Pep Club President 4; Choir 4; Bowling 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Badminton 3; Basketball 3; Sportsnitc 3,4. CHRISTINE ADAMS. House of Representatives 2; Debate Club 2; Library Club 3, Vice President 4; IRC 3, President 4; Jr. Planning Committee; Sr. Planning Committee; Latin Club 3. Attendance Officer 4; Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Sr. Play; BUCCANEER 4; TREASURE CHEST Layout Editor 4; Badminton 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Table Tennis 4; Sportsnitc 3,4; Varsity M. EILEEN ADLER. Secretarial Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Volleyball 4. WILLIAM AIMETTI, Science Club 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country SHARON ALBAHAE. Volleyball 2; Field Hockey 2. DONALD ALBERT, Choir 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity M. IRENE ALPER, House of Representatives 2; Volleyball 2,4; Basketball 4. BARBARA AMBRECHT. BUCCANEER 3; Latin Club 3; IRC 3,4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Sr. Play. DIANE AM ICO. Choir 2; Basketball 2. BARBARA ANDERSEN, IRC 3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2; Tennis 2; Apparatus 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Sportsnitc 2,3,4. KAREN BAILEY, Secretarial Club 4; Pop Concert 2,3,4; Pirettes 2,3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Archery 2; Badminton 2; Sportsnitc 2,3.4. MERRILY BAIRD. Library Club 2,3, President 4; IRC 3,4; BUCCANEER 2,3, News Editor 4; Creative Writing Club, Secretary 3; Honor Society 3, Vice President 4; Varsity M. BETTE BALL, Choir 3.4. DENISE BARTHOLOMEW, IRC 3.4; Radiology Club 3, Secretary 4; Sr. Sales; Chorus 2; Choir 3,4. ROBERT BAUER, Science Club 2,3,4; Debate Club 2.3; IRC 3,4; Math Club 3; TREASURE CHEST Business Co-Editor 4; Bowling 2,3.4. PHILLIP BAYER. Key Club 2,3.4; IRC 3 4; House of Representatives 3, Speaker 4; .Skull Bones 3,4; Jr. Planning Committee; Sr. Planning Committee; W'restling 2,3.4; Cross Country 2,3,4. BETTY-JANE BEACH. FTA 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3; Softball 2; Archery 3.4; Sportsnite 2,3.4. ALVIN BEITCHMAN, Football 2; Wrestling 2. ROBERT BEN ANTI, Band 2.3; Captain 4; Varsity M. DIANE BENJAMIN. Bowling 3. TERRIE BERGER. FTA 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Archery 3; Sportsnite 3. DAVID BERGMAN, Music Appreciation Club 4; Band 2.3,4; Varsity M. STEVEN BERMAN. Photography Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Debate Club 3; IRC 3,4; Radiology Club 3; TREASURE CHEST 4; Bowling 2.3.4. WILLIAM BERNHARDT. Photography Club 2,3.4; Science Club 2; Radioliogy Club 3,4; Bowling 3.4. MARIANNE BISIGN1. Softball 2.3; Volleyball 2. HILARY BLOCH, Pep Club 2; Student Council 2. WILLIAM BOSAKOWSKI, Football Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2; Basketball Manager 3. KATHY BRANDT. Skull Bones 2. SANDRA BROCK. House of Representatives 2,3 Jr. Planning Committee; Secretarial Club 4; Varsity Cheerleading J; Volleyball 2,3; Bowling 2.3; Stunts and Tumbling 3. ANTHONY9 BROOKE. Track 3. GWENDOLYN BROWN, Archery 2,3.4; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Basketball 3.4; Sportsnite 2,4. FRANCES BRUNNER. House of Representatives 4; Sr. Planning Committee; Volleyball 2.3,4; Softball 3,4; Sportsnite 2,3. MARIE BRUNO, House of Representatives 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Jr. Planning Committee; Sr. Planning Committee; Orchestra 2,3.4; Tennis 2; Bowling 3,4; Basketball 3; Sport-snite 3,4. CAMILLE BUTTACAVOLI, Choir 2. VINCENT CAMA, Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 3; Baseball STEPHANIE CAPPS. Latin Club 2.3; Library Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Planning Committee; Sr. Play; Honor Society 3,4; Choir 4; Volleyball 2.3,4; Basketball 2,3.4; Tennis 2; Vanity M. RAYMOND CARHUFF, IRC 4; Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4. ROBERT CARROLL. Math Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Creative Writing Club 3; BUCCANEER 4: TREASURE CHEST 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Varsity M. MURIEL CARSTENS. FTA 2,3,4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; Band 3.4; Badminton 2; Tennis 2; Archery 3; Sportsnite 2; Vanity M. MICHAEL CARUBIA, Orchestra 2; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3; Pop Concert 2,3.4; House of Representatives 4; Treasurer Sr. Class; Baseball 2.3.4; Vanity M. SUZANNE CASS. Sr. Planning Committee; Sr. Play; Band 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 3; Table Tennis 2; Softball 2,4; Archery 3; Bowling 3; Sportsnite 2.3; Coaches Club 3,4; Vanitv M. LINDA CASTRACANE. Basketball 2,3; Volleyball 2,3. ROBERT CHELI, Band 2,3,4. MARY CHEVALIER. Volleyball 2.4; Tennis 2,3,4; Sportsnite 2,3. MARIE CINTINO, Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4. RICHARD CIRINGIONE. Latin Club 2; Biology Club 2; Skull Bones 2,4. Sr. Sales: Sr. Play; BUCCANEER 3.4: Bowling 2. PATRICIA CLARKE, Tennis 2. RICHARD COCHRAN, Apparatus 2. RONNI COHEN, Skull Bones 2; Volleyball 2,3; Softball 2. GEORGE CONNOLLY, Football 2. DONALD COOK. Math Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; IRC 3; TREASURE CHEST 4; Bowling 2.3.4: Vanity M. RAYMOND COTTER, Wrestling 2.3; Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3,4. RICHARD CRATTY. Cross Country 2; Wrestling 2.3,4. BARBARA CUOMO. IRC 3,4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Latin Club 4; Pop Concert 3; Volleyball 2.3,4; Basketball 2.3.4; Softball 2,3.4; Sportsnitc 2,3.4. CAMILLE CUOMO, Chorus 2.3; Volleyball 2.3,4; Sportsnite 3. ROGER CURRAN, Spanish Club 2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track 3; Vanity M. DONALD CUSHING. Football 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2.3.4; Vanity M. JOAN D’ALESSIO, Volleyball 4. CLIFFORD DAMERON, Honor Society; Wrestling 2.3.4; Cross Country 2,3; Vanity M. MARGUERITE DANISI, Sr. Sales; FTA 4; TREASURE CHEST 4: Honor Society; Badminton 2.3.4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3.4; Softball 2,3,4: Sportsnite 2,3.4; Vanity M. PATRICIA DARCY, Sr. Planning Committee; House of Representatives 4; Softball 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3; Volleyball 3.4; Sportsnite 2.3.4. CAROL DAVIES. Secretarial Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Bowling 2; Softball. THOMAS DAVIS. A-V SQUAD 2.3.4; Rifle 2,3; Vanity M. APRIL DECAMP. Archery 3; Volleyball 3. SIGMUND DICKER. IRC 2,3,4: Sr. Sales; Bowling 2.3.4. WALTER DIECKMAN. Cross Country 3, Captain 4; Track 3; Wrestling 3; Varsity M. GLORIA DiGIACOMO, FTA 3; IRC 3; Library Club 3.4: House of Representatives 2,3.4; Jr. Planning; Sr. Planning; Bowling 2.3; Basketball 2.3; Tennis 2; Badminton 3; Sportsnitc 2.3. CHARLES DiSALVO. Sr. Sales: Sr. Play; Choir 2.3.4: Vanity M. JA ANN DONOHUE, Badminton 2.3.4; Vollevball 2.3.4: Tennis 2; Softball 4. FAITH MARIE DOTE. IRC 3.4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Sr. Sales; Tennis 2,3.4; Table Tennis 2.4; Softball 2; Basketball 2.3.4; Badminton 3.4; Archery 2; Volleyball 3: Sportsnite 2,3.4. KATHLEEN DOUGHERTY, FTA 2; Jr. Planning: Sr. Planning; Sr. Play Sr. Sales; Orchestra 2,3.4; Volleyball 2.4; Softball 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Bowling 3; Archery 3,4; Badminton 4: Coaches Club 3.4; Vanity M. AUDREY DROISEN. IRC 3: Skull Bones 3.4; Debate Club 3.4; BUCCANEER 2: TREASURE CHEST 3; Sr. Sales; Tennis 2,3.4; Volleyball 2; Sportsnite 2.3. PHY’LLIS DUHAIME. House of Representatives 3.4; Sr. Planning: Sr. Sales; Chorus 2.3,4: Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Archery 3; Tennis 3.4; Table Tennis Manager 3; Bowling 3,4: Badminton Manager 4; Pirettes 3.4; Sportsnite 3.4. KARfcN DUVA. IRC 2.3.4; FTA 4: Pep Club 2.3; Sr. Sales; Volleyball 2: Basketball 2; Tennis 4. JOAN EBTINGER, FTA 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; House of Representatives 2; Vice President Jr. Class; Vice President Sr. Class; Choir 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 2.3,4; Basketball 2.3.4; Softball 2,3.4: Bowling Manager 2; Coaches Club 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Varsity M. CHRISTINE ECCLESTON. Skull Bones 2: Volleyball 2.3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Badminton 2.3.4; Field Hockey 2,3; Softball 2.3: Pirettes 4; Sportsnite 3,4. ERIC ELLISON. Pep Club 4; Sr. Planning; Choir 4; Wrestling 2.3.4. KERRY ELLSWORTH, IRC 3; FTA 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Badminton 2.3; Table Tennis 2.3,4; Basketball 2.3,4; Tennis 2; Volleyball 4; Softball 3.4. IRENE EPP. IRC 3.4; Library Club 3.4; Debate Club 2; Latin Club 3, Secretary 4: Sr. Sales 4; BUCCANEER 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Basketball 2,3; Badminton 2.3: Apparatus 2; Sportsnite 3.4. RAYMOND EPP. Football 2: Baseball 2. CHRISTOPHER FAHEY', Latin Club 2,3.4: Wrestling Manager 4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play. REGINA FEAN. FTA 3.4; Debate Club 3; Chorus 2.3; Choir 4; Basketball 4; Volleyball 4. JOY FELDSTEIN. FTA 4; Chorus 2,3: Volleyball 4; Basketball 4; Sportsnite 4. LYNN FELLS. JAMES FEMIA. WILLIAM FENCL. PATRICIA FILIBERTO. FTA 4; Sr. Sales; Chorus 2,3; Choir 4; Stunts Tumbling 2,3; Apparatus 2,3; Bowling 3; Volleyball 3.4; Basketball 4. 157 JUDITH FINK. Secretarial Club 4; Softball 2,3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Volleyball 2.3,4; Bowling 4; Sportsnite 3,4. JANET FISHER, IRC 3,4; Library Club 3,4, Treasurer and Corresponding Secretary; Debate Club 2.3; Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Creative Writing Club 3; BUCCANEER 3, Copy Editor 4; TREASURE CHEST Assistant Literary Editor 4; Badminton 2.3; Basketball 2: Tennis 2: Table Tennis 3; Softball. Manager 3; Sportsnite 2.3; Varsity M. MARY FISCHF.R, Chorus 2.3,4. CLIFFORD FISHMAN, Debate Club 2,3; Skull Bones 4; Creative Writing; Club 2, President 3,4; Sr. Play; BUCCANEER 3.4; Baseball 2; Varsity M. DOROTHY FITZGERALD, Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Bowling 4; Sportsnite 3,4. EILEEN FITZGERALD. Choir 3.4. KATHLEEN FITZGERALD. Softball 2,3.4; Basketball 2,3.4; Volleyball 2.3,4; Table Tennis 3; Bowling 4; Sportsnite 3,4. JUDITH FLAACK, Latin Club 3; House of Representatives 2,3,4; Sr. Planning; Pirettes 4; Bowling 2.3,4; Archery 2, Manager 3; Volleyball 2; Basketball a; Tennis 3,4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. SARA FLEISCHHACKER. Orchestra 2; Volleyball 2; Softball 2; Badminton 3,4. RUTH FORMONT. Secretarial Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Badminton 3.4; Tabic Tennis 3; Volleyball 4; Sportsnite 3.4. EDWARD FOX. Sr. Sales. ROBERT FRANKEL, Orchestra 2,3,4; District Orchestra 3.4; Band 4; Music Appreciation Club 4; Tennis 2; Rifle 3. Manager 4; Varsity M. LOIS FRANZA. IRC 4; Skull Bones 4; Latin Club 2; Bowling 4. BARBARA FREDERICKS. Basketball 2,3.4; Softball 2,3,4: Volleyball 4; Sportsnite 3,4. DOUGLAS FRIE, Photography Club 2,3; Track 3,4;- Tennis 3,4. STEPHEN GAAL, IRC 3; Key Club $.3, Secretary 4; Honor Society 3.4; President Sr. Class; Cross Country 2; Baseball 2; Varsity M. LAURA GABBRIELLI. IRC 3.4: Latin Club 2,3; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; Tennis 2,3,4; Table Tennis 3.4; Volleyball 3. JULIA GABRIEL. Archery 2,4; Sportsnite 2. ANITA GALAN, Student Council 2: IRC 3,4; BUCCANEER 3,4; Sr. Planning; TREASURE CHEST Co-Editor Sr. Section 4; Volleyball 3.4; Softball 3; Basketball 3: Sportsnite 3,4. VIRGINIA GALLAGHER. Secretarial Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Chorus 2; Volleyball 4; Softball. CAROLANN GALLEY, FTA 2.3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; IRC 3; Coaches Club 2.3; Active Captain 4: Sr. Planning; Sr. Play; House of Representatives 4; Honor Society 3.4; Pep Club 3; Badminton 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Table Tennis 2.3; Sportsnite 3,4; Varsity M. CHARLES GARFIELD. Math Club 3.4: Science Club 3.4; BUCCANEER 3.4; Creative Writing Club 3; IRC 3; Jr. Varsity Baseball 2: Varsitv Bowling 3.4: Varsity M. ILENE GEIST. FTA 4; Music Appreciation Club 4: TREASURE CHEST 4; Badminton 2; Basketball 2.3,4; Archery 3; Tennis 2.3.4; Table Tennis 3.4: Sportsnite 3. HOWARD GELFAND. Latin Club 2,3; Radiology Club 3; Debate Club 3; IRC 4; Sr. Sales; Photography Club 3.4; BUCCANEER 4: TREASURE CHEST 4: Jr. Varsity Football 2. JOSEPH GENALO. IRC 3; Sr. Planning Committee 4; House of Representatives 4; BUCCANEER 4; Track 2,3.4; Varsity M. CHARLES GERMAIN. Science Club 2; Radiology Club 3. JAMES GERMAIN, Science Club 2; Radiology Club 3. EVELYN GETRAER. Latin Club 3; Volleyball 2; Bowling 2.3. MARLENE GETZ. BUCCANEER 2,3; Exchange and Typing Editor 4; Skull Bones 2.3.4; IRC 3.4; Pep Club 3; Sales 4; Sr. Play; TREASURE CHEST 4; Chorus 2; Basketball 2; Tennis 2; Field Hockey 2; Badminton 3.4; Volleyball 4; Table Tennis 2,3,4; Sportsnite 3,4. SAM GLABERMAN, Camera Club 3; Radiology Club 3.4; Bowling HARVEY GOLDSTEIN, Football 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 2; BUCCANEER 2,3,4; Debate Club 2; House of Representatives 3; Junior Planning; Track 4; Sr. Sales; Varsity M. MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN, Photography Club 2,3; Radiology Club President 2; TREASURE CHEST Business Co-Editor 4; Sr. Plan- Ereciation 4. EONARD GORDON, House of Representatives 2,3: Music Appreciation 4. LINDA GRAHAM. Badminton 2; Tennis 2,3.4: Basketball 2,3,4; Sportsnite 2.3.4; Chorus 2,3.4; Pirettes 3,4; Archery 3; Table Tennis 3; Bowling 3,4: Pop Concert 3,4; Volleyball 4. ELLEN GRAZIANO, House of Representatives 2; Softball 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3, President 4; Volleyball 3.4; Pep Club 4; Pirettes 4; Sr. Planning; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; Sportsnite 4. ROCHELLE GREBIN. IRC 2.3,4; Ping Pong 3; Volleyball 4: Sportsnite 4. GREEN, BUCCANEER 3. Boys' Sports Co-Editor; Foot ball 2,3.4; Wrestling 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2. ARTHUR GREENE, Cross Country 2; Track 2.4; House of Rep resentatives 3; Sr. Sales. MARK CREENSIDE, Baseball 2.3.4; IRC 3.4 SUSAN CRESS, Pep Club 3.4; Latin Club 3,4; Basketball 3.4; Badminton 3; Sr. Play; Sr. Sales. DAVID GRIFFIN. Latin Club 2,3.4; Cross Country 2,3; Wrestling 2.3.4; Baseball 3.4; Varsity M DEVON GRIMM. Badminton 2; IRC 3; Sportsnite 3; Pop Concert 3.4; Softball 3: Field Hockey 4; Pep Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Sr. Sales; Basketball 4; Tennis 4. ELLIOT GROSS. Science 2; Math Club 3.4; Debate Club 3; IRC 3; Rifle Team 3.4; A.V. Squad 2,3.4; Varsity M. CAROLE GROSSMAN. Volleyball 2,3.4: Badminton 2; Sportsnite 2,3.4; FTA 3.4: Latin Club 3.4; IRC 3.4; Softball 3; Table Tennis 3.4; Pep Club Vice President 4: BUCCANEER 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play. GERALDINE GROTH, Chorus 2.3.4; Softball 2; Basketball 3.4; Pep Club 3; Sportsnite 3.4; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Choir Secretary 3,4; Secretarial Club 4; Badminton. TEDRICK GUNDERSEN. Wrestling 2.3. PAULINE HAIN, House of Representatives 2,3; Sr. Planning; Sr. Sales; Coaches Club 3,4; Pirettes 3.4; Badminton 2.3.4; Volleyball 2. 3,4; Softball 2; Tennis 3; Basketball 4; Sportsnite 2.3,4. CHARLES HALL, Science Cllb 2; Creative Writing Club 3: Radiology Club 3; Photography Club 3.4; Honor Society 3.4: TREASURE CHEST Photography Co-Editor 4. JOYCE HALL. Chorus 2.3,4; Bowling 4; Softball 4. JANE HALPERIN. Volleyball 2.3; Sportsnite 2.3; Basketball 3; Softball 3; Pep Club 3: IRC 3.4; TREASURE CHEST 3,4; Sr Sales; Sr. Play; Sportsnite 4; Volleyball 4: Basketball 4; Latin Club TOBIE HANDLER. Skull and Bones 2.3.4: BUCCANEER 2.3: Archery 2; TREASURE CHEST 2.3; Band 2.3.4: Music Appreciation 4; Math Club 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Sportsnite 4; Senior Play 4: Table Tennis 4. ELAINE HART. F.T.A. 4; Band 2,3.4: Basketball 3; Sportsnite 3. ROGER HART. Sr. Sales 4. RICHARD HARTMANN. DENNIS HAYES. IRC 2: FTA 2; Jr. Planning; Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 2; Track 2; Baseball. EDWARD HEIDICKER, Sr, Planning Committee; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play: House of Representatives 4; A-V 2,3,4; PA 3.4; Choir 2.3.4: Track 2.3.4. DIANE HEITNER. Sr. Play; Choir 4 MARSHA HEMENWAY, Sr. Play; Secretarial Club Vice President 4; Sr. Sales; Jr. Planning Committee; Chorus 2,3.4; Volleyball 2.3. Manager; Softball 3.4; Piretts 2,3.4; Sportsnite 3.4. SHARON HENRY. Secretarial 4; Chorus 2.3 JAMES HOCHFELDER. IRC 2,3; Math Club 2.3; Debate Club 3; House of Representatives 3. Attendance Officer 1.4: BUCCANEER 3. Sport’s Editor 4: Sr. Planning: Tennis 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Varsity M. MARC HOFFMAN, Skull Bones 2.3, Vice President 4; IRC 3; Sr. Play; Sr. Sales; BUCCANEER 3: Editor-In-Chief 4; TREASURE CHEST 3,4; Jr. Varsity Basketball Manager 2; Science Club 2; Varsity M. JOHN HOLT, Debate Club 3,4; Math Club 3; Sr. Sales; Track 3,4; Cross Country 2. JANET HOLTZMAN, TREASURE CHEST 3. Typing Editor 4; Chorus 3,4: Badminton 2; Volleyball 2; Basketball 4; Softball 4; Sportsnite 4; Varsity M. GERARD HOOGLAND, Choir 2,3,4. MERRILY HUDEC. IRC 2.3; TREASURE CHEST 4. MICHAEL INTERNICOLA, Sr. Planning; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. SUZANNE JACKSON. Pirettes 3; Volleyball 3.4; Table Tennis 4; Sportsnite 3,4. DIANE JAKALA, Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3.4; Tennis 2; Sportsnite 2,3,4. ROBERT JEDIEROWSKI. Skull Bones 2. ELAINE JESCHUR. FTA 2,3.4; IRC 2,3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Varsity M. JUDITH JOHANSON, Sr. Planning Committee; Volleyball 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3; Bowling 4. SANDRA JONES, FTA 2.3. President 4; House of Representatives 2,3,4; Latin Club President 3: Jr. Planning; Sr. Planning; Sr. Sales; Volleyball 2,3.4; Sportsnite 2.3,4. BRUCE KAIN, WYestling 2.3,4; Cross Country 2. DORIS KALINS. Skull Bones 2; TREASURE CHEST 4; Tennis 2.3.4; Basketball 2,4; Table Tennis 2,3; Archery 2; Sportsnite 3. MARTIN KALISH, Math Club 2. President 3,4; IRC 3.4; BUCCANEER 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Jr. VarsitN Riflr Team 3.4. SOL KALNER. Bowling 2.3.4 HELEN KANE. FTA 2.3.4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Basketball 2,3; Soft-ball 2.3; Sportsnite 2,3,4. JEFFREY KARLIN. Science Club 2; Debate Club 2,3.4; BUCCANEER 2.3.4; TREASURE CHEST 3. Co-Editor in Chief 4; IRC 3.4; EIIL 3; Sr. Sales; Varsity M. LAWRENCE KAUFMAN. Photography Club 2,3.4: Science Club 2; 158 Radiology Club 3,4; BUCCANEER 4; IRC 3,4; Math Club 4; Jr. Varsity Rifle 3; Varsity Rifle 4: Jr. Varsity Basketball Manager 3. DEARDRA KAYLIN, Skull Bones 3; Pep Club 3; Pop Concert 3,4; Sr. Sales; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Pirettes 3,4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. LINDA KAZENSKI. Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Softball 2.3; Sportsnite 2,3. HARVEY KERIEVSKY. Key Club 2,3,4; Jr. Planning Committee; Math Club 3,4; IRC 4; House of Representatives 3,4; Sr. Planning Committee; Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4; Bowling 2,3,4. MARIAN KERIEVSKY. Library Club 3,4; FTA 3; IRC $.4; House of Representatives 4; Sr. Planning Committee; Softball 2,3; Volleyball 3,4; Sportsnite 3,4. EDWARD KINEKE. Bowling 4. NANCY KING, BUCCANEER 4; FT A 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Basketball 2,3.4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3.4; Badminton 4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. UDITH KITCHEN, Pirettes 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; asketball 3; Badminton Manager 4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. iOAN KIZIS. Latin Club 3; Bowling 5.4; Softball 3.4. 1ADELINE KOEHLER, Secretarial Club 4. LINDA KOK. Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4; Badminton 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3.4; Basketball 2,3.4; Softball 2,3.4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. LEWIS KORMAN, Key Club 2.3 4; BUCCANEER 2.3. Business Manager 4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Planning Committee; IRC 2.3; Debate Club 2,3; TREASURE CHEST 2,3; Cross Country 2.3; Wrestling 2; Track 2,3. IRIS KRATE, FI A 2,3,4; IRC 2.3.4; BUCACNEER 2.3,4; Latin Club 2.3.4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play: TREASURE CHEST 4; Table Tennis 3; Pirettes 2.3.4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3; Softball 2; Stunts and Tumbling 2; Badminton 3; Bowling 4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. BARBARA KRESHOVER. Library Club 3.4; BUCCANEER 3.4; IRC 3.4: Latin Club 3.4; Sr. Planning Committee; TREASURF CHEST 4: Table Tennis 2,4; Sportsnite 3,4. CAROL KRINSKY, FTA 2; BUCCANEER 3; Sr. Play; Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4; Pirettes 3.4; Tennis 3; Table Tennis 3; Volleyball 2. GEORGE Kl BICKE. Biology Club 2; Jr. Planning Committee; Sr. Sales President; Sr. Planning Committee; Sr. Play: Wrestling 2.3,4; Track 4. BEVERLY KULYNYCH. FTA 4; Honor Society 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Chorus 2; Choir 3.4; Badminton 3,4; Table Tennis 3; Basketball 3; Softball 3. JACK KUTTIN, Skull Bones 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play: Wrestling 2. KATHY LAMB, FTA 3,4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; Band 2,3,4; Archery 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Table Tennis 2,3; Basketball 2; Softball 2; Varsity M. EILEEN LANDAU, TREASURE CHEST 4; Sr. Sales; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3.4; Softball 2,3,4; Sportsnite 3,4. JOEL LASKER. BUCCANEER 3.4. ELLEN LAVINE, Skull Bones 2,3,4; Sr. Sales; Table Tennis 2.3,4; Basketball 2; Badminton 3,4; Vollcvb.ill 4. CONSTANCE LAW LOR. Volleyball 3. BONNIE LENNARD. FTA 2,3,4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; TREASURE CHEST 4; Chorus 2; Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Tennis 2,3,4; Sportsnite 4. ROBERT LEO, Student Council 2,3; Key Club 2,3, International Trustee 4; Debate Club 2; Sr. Play; Football 2.3; Track 2,3,4; Varsity M. KENNETH LEVINE. Key Club 2,3,4; Skull Bones 3,4; IRC 2,3,4; BUCCANEER 3.4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; TREASURE CHEST 4; Varsity M. PAUL LEVINE. Debate Club 2; Science Club 2,3: Jr. Plannuing; Sr. Planning: Sr. Play; TREASURE CHEST 4; Track 2; Cross Country 2; Basketball 3: Tennis 3. FREDERICK LINDLAW, Latin Club 2; Skull Bones 3,4; Sr. Planning. FRANK LINGNER BARRI LIPFIELD. Chorus 2,3; Tennis 3,4; Volleyball 3; Basketball 4; Sportsnite 3.4. ROBERT LIVINGSTON, Pop Concert 2; Sr. Sales; Band 2,3, Manager 4: Varsity M. PAUL LOBELL. Tennis 2,3.4; Varsity M. LINDA LOF. IRC 3.4; Library Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Jr. Planning; Sr. Planning; Pop Concert 3.4; Coaches Club 3,4; Badminton 2,3.4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 3; Softball 4; Sportsnite 2.3.4; Varsity M. NICHOLAS LUBY. F'ootball 2,5,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Varsity M. GAE MACCONE, Sr. Sales; Chorus 2,3; Volleyball 4; Bowling 4; Sportsnite 4. EUGENE MAC KAY. Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Varsity M. CAROL MARKUS, Pep Club 4; Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4. DONALD MAYLAND, Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity M JOHN MCCAFFERTY. Latin Club 3. MARILYN MCCONNELL, IRC 3.4; Sr. Play; TREASURE CHEST 4; Pirettes 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Tennis 2; Sports-nitc 3.4. KATHERINE MCOUEEN, Chorus 2,3,4. ANDREA MESSINA, FTA 3,4; House of Representatives 2; Pep Club; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; Basketball 2.3; Baseball 2.3; Table Tennis 3,4; Sportsnite 3,4. MARCIA METZ, Chorus 2,3; Apparatus 2; Badminton 2; Bowling 3; Sportsnite 2,3. GRACE MICELLI. Secretarial Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4. MARYLOUISE MIERAU, Library Club 3.4; Sr. Sales; Cheerleading 3,4; Jr. Planning; Badin:nton 2; Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 3.4: Field Hockey 3,4; Stunts Tumbling 3; Varsity M. BARBARA MILLER. Badminton 2. ELAINE MILLER. Bowling 2.4; Table Tennis 3. SONYA MINSK. Choir 4; Badminton 2.3.4; Table Tennis 2; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. KARL MOLLER, Honor Society 3, President 4; IRC 3, Vice President 4; Science Club 2; Math Club 3,4; Creative Writing Club 3.4: Varsitv M. WILLIAM MOLLOY. Skull Bones 3; TREASURE CHEST 4. VERONICA MONACO. House of Representatives 2.3; Choir 4; Chorus 2,3; Stunts and Tumbling 2,3; Volleyball 3; Basketball 3. IVAN MORRIS. Key Club 2.3,4; Football 2.3; Track 2.3. STEPHEN MULLADY. Wrestling 4. DIANE MULLER. Jr. Planning Committee; Pirettes 2,3,4; Coaches Club 4; Chorus 2; Choir 3; Badminton 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3.4; Softball 3.4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. THOMAS MUNNO. IRC 3,4; PA Club 3.4; Debate Club 3.4; BUCCANEER 4: TREASURE CHEST 4; Football 2.4; Basketball 2; Varsitv M PAUL NEALY. Radiology Club 3; Cross Country 4; Track 2,3,4. RAYMOND NICCHIA. Track 2,3,4; Varsity M. ROBERT NUSSBAUM. House of Representatives 2; Science Club 2; Key Club 2,3, President 4- IRC 3; Sr. Planning Committee; BUCCANEER 3.4; Band 2,3; Orchestra 2.3; Football Z.3,4; Wrestling 2,3.4; Track 2.3,4; Varsitv M. MARGARET OBERHOFER. Skull Bones 2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4: IRC 4; Sr. Sales; Table Tennis 3; Sportsnite 3. MARYANN O'CONNOR. FTA 4; Sr. Sales; Archery 2,3.4: Bowling 2; Apparatus 2; Volleyball 2; Sportsnite 2,3,4. NANCY OFSHE, Chorus 2,3.4. JEANETTE OLLIVIER, FTA 2; IRC 3; Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Sportsnite 2. NINA OSER, IRC 3.4; FTA 4; Coaches Club 4: Twirling Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3; Badminton 3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Sportsnifr 914- 4. EILEEN O SHAUGHNESSY. Secretarial Club 4. BARBARA OTTO, House of Representatives 2,3, Secretary 4; Jr. Planning Committee; Sr. Planning Committee; Coaches Club 4: Honor Society 3; Twirling Club 5; Drum Majorette 4; Baud 2. Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 4: Sportsnite 2,3,4: Varsity M. GERALDINE PASTORE, Latin Club 2, Attendance Officer 3; Stunts Tumbling 2; Archery 2; Basketball 2.3,4; Apparatus 2; Volleyball 3.4: Badminton 3.4; Field Hockey 4: Sportsnite 2,3.4. KAREN PEARSALL, Volleyball 3,4; Apparatus 3,4: Sportsnite 3,4. JEAN PENNEY, Library Club 3,4; Coaches Club 3.4: Jr. Planning Committee; Sr. Planning Committee; Tennis 2,3.4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Sportsnite 2,3,4; Varsity M. COSMO PERRAZZO. Wrestling 3,4. CHARLES PERRICONE. Choir 2,3,4; Rifle Team 3,4; Track 3. FREDRICK PERULLO, Skull Bones 2; Sr. Play 4. KAREN PETERKIN. Badminton 2; Basketball 2: Archery 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Tennis 3: Pirettes 3,4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. MAUREEN PIKE. Latin Club 2,3; IRC 4. KENNETH FILLER. Photography Club 3; Football 2. PENNY PINKNEY, Chorus 3. EUGENE PINTO, House of Representatives 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Choir 3.4: Wrestling 2.3,4; Football 2.3,4. CHRISTOPHER PLANK. Skull Bones 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Varsity M. BARBARA POLSKY, IRC 3,4; Jr. Planning Committee; Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4; Volleyball 3,4: Basketball 3; Bowling 4. ROBERT PORFIDIO, Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3.4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Varsity M. JUDITH PROCE, House of Representatives 2,3,4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3.4; Coaches Club 4; Pirettes 2; Honor Society 3,4; Secretary of Jr. Class; Secretary of Sr. Class; Sr. Sales; Pop Concert 3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Tennis 2.3,4: Stunts Tumbling 2,3,4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. JAMES PUPPLO. Choir 2,3.4; Track 2. LINDA PURISCH, FTA 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Jr. Planning; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; Pep Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Badminton 2; Table Tennis 3; Bowling 4. GEORGE RANIOLO, Science Club 2; Radiology Club 3,4; Camera Club 3.4. RICHARD RASKIN, Sr. Play; Band 2,3,4. DONALD REED. Sr. Sales. HARRY REINHARD, Sr. Planning Committee; Sr. Sales; Sr. Play-Choir 2,3; President 4; Track 2,3. STEVEN REISS IRC 3.4: Sr. Play; TREASURE CHEST 4: 159 Baseball J,3. SUSAN RESNICK. Skull Bones 2.3,4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Table Tennis 2,3,4; Tennis 3.4; Badminton 3; Volleyball 4; Sports-nitc 3,4. RONALD REUTER. Track Team 2. ELAINE REZNY, Volleyball 2,3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Sportsnite 3.4. DONNA RIESE, House of Representatives 2,3; Bowling 2; Volleyball 2.3. EILEEN RILEY, House of Representatives 3,4; Secretarial Club 4; Sr. Planning; Volleyball 3. JOAN RITGERS, Volleyball 2. EDMUND RIZK. IRC 3.4; BUCCANEER 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. JANET ROBERTS. Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; Pep Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Basketball 4: Volleyball 4; Sportsnite 4. PATRICIA ROGERS. Secretarial Club 4; Pirates 4; Table Tennis 3.4; Badminton 3: Sportsnite 3,4. STANLEY ROINE, Wrestling 4. RAYMOND ROMMEL. Wrestling 2.3.4; Football 2. CAROL ROONEY. Pep Club 4; Apparatus 2.3,4; Basketball 2; Tennis 4; Volleyball 4. MAXINE ROSEN, IRC 2,3.4; Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 2.4: Pirates 3; Tennis 2,3; Sportsnite 3. HARRIET ROSNER. Skull Bones 2,3.4; BUCCANEER 4; TREASURE CHEST 4: Table Tennis 2.3: Badminton 3,4. MARY ROSS. Softball 2.3. DOUGLAS ROTH. A-V 2.3.4; Sr. Play; Sr. Sales. ALAN ROTHBERG. Radiology Club 3; Skull Bones 4; Sr. Play: Track 2.4. ANNE RUST, FTA 4; Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4; Basketball 4: Softball 4. JOANNE RUSICH. Secretarial Club 4; Volleyball 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4; Sportsnite 2.3. CYNTHIA SABETTO, TREASURE CHEST 4: Volleyball 2.4. STEVEN SABO. Key Club 2,3.4; Science Club 2: Honor Soceity 3,4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Planning; Sr. Play; Choir 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Varsity M. RICHARD SALAND, Skull Bones 2.3, Secretary 4: Creative Writing Club 3; BUCCANEER 3.4: Sr. Play; IRC 3,4: Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 3. Co Editor In Chief 4; Varsity M JANET SCALA, House of Representatives 2.3.4: Sr. Sales; Sr. Planning; Volleyball 2,3,4; Badminton 2,3.4; Basketball 4; Tennis 4; Softball 4; Sportsnite 2,3.4. JUDITH SCHIFFER. FTA 4; Sr. Sales; Volleyball 3.4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 2.4; Archery 2,3; Sportsnite 2.4. EDWARD SCHLEUTER. Radiology 3; Football 2,3,4; Track 2. RUTH SCHOPPE, Sr. Planning Committee; TREASURE CHEST 4. HARRIET SCHROEDER, Pen Club 3.4; Sr. Sales; Apparatus 2; Basketball 3.4; Badminton 4; Volleyball 4; Softball 4; Sportsnite 3,4. BERNARD SCHWAB. Football 2; Wrestling 2. WILLIAM SEAMAN, Camera 3.4; Sr. Sales; TREASURE CHEST 4. PAUL SEGERDAHL. House of Representatives 2; Sr. Sales; Baseball 4; Basketball 3,4; Varsity M. RICHARD SEGERDAHL. House of Representatives 4; Sr. Planning Committee: Basketball Varsity 2,3.4; Baseball Varsity 2.4: Track 3; Varsity M. MICHAEL SEIDMAN. Music Appreciation Club 4; Baseball Jr. Varsity 2; Bowling 3. MARGARET SHAW. Sr. Play; Chorus 2,3,4: Volleyball 2.3.4: Basketball 2,3.4; Tennis 2; Softball 2,4; Sportsnite 2,3,4. MARJORIE SHEERIN’, Volleyball 2.3; Softball 2; Sportsnite 2,3. DIANE SILVELRMAN. Skull Bones 2; House of Representatives 3; Jr. Planning Committee; Badminton 2; Tennis 4. GEORGE SINGER. Rifle Squad 2.3. MEREDITH SINGER. IRC 4: Badminton 2; Table Tennis 2; Tennis 3. BARBARA SLAWSKI, TREASURE CHEST 4: Chorus 2.3.4. CAROL SMEICH. Secretarial Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Basketball 3.4; Tennis 3.4; Sportsnite 3,4. CAROL SOMMER. Sr. Play; TREASURE CHEST 4; Softball 2, 4: Tennis 2,3; Volleyball 3.4; Basketball 4; Sportsnite 4. PATRICIA SORRENTINO. House of Representatives 2.3.4; Sr. Planning Committee; Sr. Sales; Secretarial 4; Volleyball 2,4: Badminton 3: Softball 3.4; Sportsnite 3.4. EDWARD SOZZI. House of Representatives 2,3; Football 2; Wrestling 2.4; Baseball 4. GAIL STEINMETZ. BUCCANEER Girls’ Sports Editor 4: Sr. Sales; Sr. Play; IRC 3.4; Sr. Planning Committee: Radiology Club 3; Pirettes 2,3; Basketball 2; Apparatus 2; Volleyball 3; Sportsnite 2.4. GAIL STERN. Radiology Club 3; Sr. Planning Committee; IRC 3.4: TREASURE CHEST Girls’ Sports Editor 4; Pop Concert 2; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2.3,4; Softball 2.3; Stunts Tumbling 2: Sportsnite 2.3.4. ARLENE STIEBLF.R. Sr. Play. ALAN STOLOWITZ. Biology Club 2: Science Club 2; Skull Bones 2.3: Radiology Club 3,4: P.A. Club 3,4; Debating Club 3,4: IRC 3.4; Sr. Planning Committee; TREASURE CHEST 4; Choir 3; Wrestling 2. EDWARD STROETZ. Jr. Planning Committee; Sr. Planning Committee; Basketball Jr. Varsitv 2; Basketball Varsity 3,4; Baseball 4. JANE STUNT. FTA 3.4; Sr. Planning Committee; Band 2.3. Secretary 4; Orchestra 2.3,4; Volleyball 2.3; Basketball 2,3; Softball 2; Archery 3: Table Tennis Manager 3; Field Hockey Manager 4 ETHEL SWAYDUCK. Jr. Planning Committee: Sr. Sales; Sr. Planning Committee; IRC 4; TRF.ASLTRE CHEST 4; Sr. Play: Softball 2.3: Volleyball 2.3.4. BERTHA SWEZEY. Softball 2.3,4; Badminton 3.4; Table Tennis 3.4; Basketball 3. CAROLEE SZEWCZUK. Softball 2.3,4; Hockey 2; Volleyball 3.4: Basketball 3.4: Sportsnite 3,4. MARIE TAGLIENTE. Secretarial Club 4. JOHN TEREBELSKI. Cross Country 3; Wrestling 3; Track 3; Varsity M. FRANK TERMOTTO. Track 3.4; Football Jr. Varsity 2; Football 4; Varsity M. SANDRA TOLAND. Volleyball 3.4. FRANCES TOMASZF.WSKI. Apparatus 2: Pirettes 3. THOMAS TOMLINSON. Football 2: Varsity M. MARILYN TONON. Skull Bones 2; Camera Club 3; Radiology Club 3; Sr. Sales; Choir 2,3.4; Archery 3.4; Sportsnite 3. FRANKLIN TRAMA. Skull Bones 2.3.4; BUCCANEER 4: TREASURE CHEST 4: Sr. Sales. DENNIS TRAYER. Football 2.3: Track 2. ORAZIO TRICARO. Track 2. MARIANN IROVANT. IRC 3; House of Representatives 2.3.4: Skull Bones 3; Jr. Planning; Sr. Planning. Sr. Sales. MARTHA UMAX. FTA 3.4: Volleyball 2.3; Archery 2.3: Badminton 3; Basketball 3. JEANNE VAN LOAN. Secretarial Club 4: House of Representatives 3: Tennis 2: Archery 2; Apparatus 4: Stunts Tumbling 4. CAROL VARIO. Secretarial Club 4. BETTY VON FREYMANN. Skull Bones 2.3: Basketball 3; Volleyball 3.4; Archery 3. ARTHUR WALCH. Science 2.3; Radiology Club 3; Track 2.3.4 CHARLES WALKER. Cross Country 2.3: Wrestling 2.3.4 JOAN WALKER. IRC 2.3.4: Vollebyall 2.3.4: Basketball 3.4; Soft-ball 3,4; Sportsnite 3.4. GEORGE WALLACH. Jr. Varsity Football; Basketball 2: Baseball 2. SUSAN WALSH. FTA 4: Sr. Planning: Sr. Sales; Basketball 2.3,4: Softball 2,3.4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Bowling 3.4; Sportsnite 2.3.4; Pirettes 3.4. SHARON WANSER EDWARD WASKOWIAK. Track 2,3.4. NINA WAS WO FTA 4: Band 2.3.4. Badminton 2.3; Volleyball 2.3: Apparatus 2,3; Stunts — Tumbling 3; Table Tennis 3; Jr. Varsity Cheerleading 2.3.4: Varsitv M. ABBY WEINERT. IRC 3.4; Skull Bones 3 President 4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Planning; Music Appreciation Club 4: BUCCANEER 2.3. Assistant Editor In Chief 4; Sr. Planning; Band 2,3.4: Table Tennis 2.3.4; Archerv 2; Varsity M. ROBERT WEISS. Choir 2.3.4; Varsity M WILLIAM WEISS. Photography Club 2. President 3.4: Radiology Club 3.4: Rifle Team 2.3.4: BUCCANEER 2.3; TREASURE CHEST 2.3.4. ARTHUR WEITZENFELD. Key Club 2,3.4; Math Club 3.4: Photography Club 3.4: Debate Club 4; Music Appreciation Club 4: Honor Society 3.4: Band 2.3.4; Cross Country 2; Jr. Varsity Bowling 3; Jr. Varsity Rifle. GERARD WERNER. House of Representatives 3; Football 2.4: Wrestling 2.3.4. JESSE WEXLER. Key Club 2.3.4; IRC 3.4: Math Club 3.4: PA 3.4: Camera Club 3: Radiology Club 3: Jr. Planning: Sr. Planning: Sr. Sales; House of Representatives 2: TREASURE CHEST 3.4: Wrestling 2. BARBARA WHITE. Secretarial Club 4 DAVID WITTE. Orchestra 2; Choir 3.4. MARGARET WORZEL. Chorus 2.3: Choir 3; Apparatus 2.4. SUZANNE YANOFSKY IRC 4; Library Club 3.4: Latin Club 4: Sr. Sales: TREASURE CHEST 4: Volleyball 2.3.4: Badminton 2; Basketball 3.4: Sportsnite 2,3.4: Varsitv M. TOBY YANOVFR Sr Sales: Vollevball 2.3; Tennis 3. SUSAN ZEIHER. TREASURE CHEST 4: Archerv 2: Volleyball 3.4: Softball 3.4. 160 AMERICA VEARBOOK COW PART ,