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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

Table of Contents Faculty ............................................. 8 Seniors ............................................ 28 Underclassmen ...................................... 92 Activities ........................................ 116 Sports ............................................ 148 Advertisements 170 Dedication The ideal teacher is a kaleidoscope of elements. Searching intelligence, flexibility and imagination are fused by means of an essential love of children to produce this image. Mcpham is fortunate to have on its faculty a person whose attributes personify these ideals. Honesty, kindness, exuberance and understanding are qualities that characterize Mrs. Theresa Hudson. She was never too busy to discuss a student’s problems, or debate world affairs, and for three years this senior class experienced her warm and vibrant personality. Above all, we remember her devotion: to her job; to her students; and to her country. Therefore, with pride and honor, and especially with reverence, we the Senior Class of 1965, dedicate our Treasure Chest to Mrs. Hudson in appreciation of her immeasurable contribution to Wellington C. Mepham High School. 4 Mrs. Theresa Hudson s Capital Appearance—'The Beatles performed for a youthful audience in Washington on the night of February 12. Ranger on Target—This is a photograph of the lunar surface taken by the Ranger 7 spacecraft prior to its impact on the moon July 31st. The area shown is about one and two-thirds miles on a side. The smallest craters arc about 30 feet in diameter and 10 feet deep. Some of the large craters are about 300 feet in diameter. Family Grieves—Gust Carlson, father of Dr. Paul Carlson, medical missionary slain by rebel troops in the Congo. dabbed at his eyes during a news conference in Ix s Angeles on November 24. He is flanked by his daughter and another son. Opening for Juniors—These college juniors joined the Peace Corps’ new summer project for six to eight weeks of training similar to that for regular Peace Corps volunteers. They later did surveying work near Taos, N.M. After graduation they will be sent to Latin America. Sew Teen-Age Queen-Smiling Carolyn Mignini, 17. of Baltimore was crowned the new Miss Teen-age America of 1965 in Dallas on November 13. World’s Fair at Sight—The New York World’s Fair attracted as many visitors at night as it did during the day following its April opening. The nighttime lights set off the beautiful pavilions constructed by many countries. Democratic Vidor — President Lyndon Johnson won the 1964 election by the greatest plurality and per cent of the total vote in U. S. history. Johnson became President at the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963. Harry's Hattie for Votes—Sen. Barry Goldwater was surrounded by fans at Knoxville, Tenn.. airport September 16 as he campaigned for the presidency on the Republican ticket. The conservative senator swept to a first-ballot nomination at the convention in San Francisco. National Events in Review—1964 Nobel Prize Winner—Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr., right, was greeted by Richard C. Patterson, commissioner of public events, at Kennedy International Airport Dec. 16 on arrival from Europe. I)r. King was in Oslo to receive the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. Pm the Greatest—Cassius Clay whooped it up with his handlers after he won the world heavyweight title in Miami Beach in February. He was credited with a technical knockout of Sonny Liston when Liston failed to answer the bell for the seventh round. Alaskan Quake—A whole line of cars rested alxnit 20 feet below street level on a main thoroughfare in Anchorage the day following the disastrous earthquake on March 27. ds arc the Winners—Roger Craig leaped on a group eammates surrounding the pitcher Bob Gibson moils after the last out in the seventh World Series le won by the Redbirds over the Yankees, 7-5, in St. iis. •V� , ♦ FACULTY Mr. John Mahon Treasurer Mrs. Ruth Hamilton District Clerk Mr. Bernard Morris Attorney The Board of Education plays a vital role in establishing district and school policies. Under this year’s president, Miss Katherine E. Reif, its activities included raising money to operate the schools in Central High School District 3, keeping abreast of new educational developments, and hiring the teaching staff of the district. As a result of a yearly report received by the Board on the upkeep and maintenance of the district’s buildings, Calhoun’s field is being upgraded, and the roofs of three of the schools are being repaired. Briefs are prepared each year to be sent to the New York legislature regarding the financial state of the district. In addition, the Board meets for discussions and lectures on current educational trends. The Public Relations Committee keeps the public informed about Board activities, as the Board is actually only a representative of the people. The members of the Board of Education are dedicated to the improvement of schools in this district. They are actively concerned with every student, and their efforts have earned our greatest thanks and admiration. Board of Education 10 STANDING: Dr. Julius Braun, Mr. Harry Cambell, Mr. Charles Reinhart, Mr. Richard Irwin, Mr. John Martin, Mr. William Klare, SEATED: Mr. Eugene Adams, Miss Katherine Reif, Mr. Edward Lehman. To our Mepham High School Students: It has been a pleasure to serve you as Principal of the District during the past school year. The record shows many fine accomplishments on your part in all phases of educational activity. Your school and your community congratulate you and join you in a sense of pride for a job well done. The work of chief school administrator for Central High School District No. 3 encompasses many duties and responsibilities. Our main concern is that each of you take full advantage, in terms of your ability, of the many varied opportunities that are made available to you. Our Board of Education sets the policy under which this school system operates. This policy is then administered through the central office, the Mepham High School office and the faculty. The fine quality of education that you have received results from the cooperation on the part of all concerned and the degree to which you have applied yourself. Our many scholarship winners are to be congratulated upon demonstrating their use of their ability and talents. Mr. Tennant, Mr. Tarbell, and Mr. Rutley as administrators, as well as your teachers, deserve a great deal of credit for their personal interest in you and your progress. As this Senior Class leaves Mepham High School to pursue higher education, or take its place in our ever-changing world, I extend my very best wishes. Dr. Julius C. Braun Principal of the District District Staff Mr. Ralph K. Alger Supervisor of English Dr. Fredrick H. Stunt Administrative Assistant Mr. Eugene E. Hallcnbcck Administrative Assistant The accomplishments and achievements of Mepham High School have been maintained in the past, as well as the present, with the help of the District StafT. The Staff works diligently to keep the standards of our district high. We, the Senior Class of 1965, express both appreciation for the past accomplishments of our District StafT and confidence in its future plans to help the individual and the school. MR. EVERETT THOMAS Business Education MR. STANLEY TRYBULSKI Language MR ROBERT BAKER Mathematics Education MR. GEORGE L. STAHL Vocational Educational MR. BURTON CADRO Industrial Arts MR. HERBERT SCHOALES Music MR. THEODORE LEVINE District Psychologist MR. NICHOLAS SABETTO Physical Education Heads of Departments 13 The Principal Mr. Herman Tennant Mr. Tennant feels that the most rewarding aspect of his position as Mepham’s principal is watching and measuring the growth and increasing self-reliance of the students as they pass through their high school years. He expresses pride at seeing them take their part as young men and women. Having spent a good many years in the education field, he is well equipped to gauge the progress they are making. After receiving his Bachelor’s Degree from Hobart College and his Master’s from New York University, he entered the teaching profession. In 1935 Mr. Tennant became a member of Mepham High School’s first faculty. He left in 1954 to become principal of Merrick Avenue Junior High School, but returned to Mepham four years later to assume his present position. A man who is “interested in people as people” misses the opportunity for close contact with the students that the classroom afforded him. He does, however, derive much satisfaction from his position as principal and takes pride in the contributions and accomplishments of the student body. He also stresses that it is here the students must learn to be a part of a democratic society and to develop the right attitude towards living. Mr. Tennant emphasizes the importance for each individual to respect the talents and accomplishments of others. Mr. Tennant has an inherent faith in the younger generation. He considers most teenagers fine people who have much to contend with and who need an opportunity to demonstrate their ability and maturity. 14 Mr. Gerald E. Tarbell, our Assistant Principal, has become one of the outstanding personalities of the district. He attended St. Lawrence University, where he received both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. To further his education, he spent several summers studying at the University of Maine, the University of Michigan, and New York University. He came to our school district in the fall of 1953, and taught physics at Mcpham until 1958. In addition to his teaching, Mr. Tarbell found time to serve as advisor of the P.A. Club and Secretary of the Dad’s Club. In 1959 he was named Mcpham’s Assistant Principal. Mr. Tarbell has shown himself to be an efficient administrator with a deep interest in both the activities of Mepham’s students and the problems and needs of high school youth in general. He realizes the importance of future goals to each individual student. Assistant to the Principal Assistant Principal Mr. Gerald Tarbell Mr. Kenneth Rutley After having taught eight years in our mathematics’ department, Mr. Kenneth R. Rutley became Assistant to the Principal this September. Mr. Rutley earned both his Bachelor's degree and Master’s degree at Albany State Teacher’s College; and after attending New York University and Hofstra University, he began teaching at Mepham. He coached the junior varsity baseball teams and varsity and junior bowling teams, among other activities in which he participated. As a result of Mr. Rutley’s interest in administration, he took administration courses while attending Hofstra. There, he received his principal’s certificate, enabling him to assume his present position. 15 Educational relations make the strongest tie. Rhodes THEODORA BINEARES Physical Educations JOHN BINGHAM Social Studies GERALD BLACKSTONE Chemistry LISBETH BURNS Business WALTON H. ALDERFER Chorus BURTON CADRE Industrial Arts JOHN COBY Physics WILMA COPE Librarian PETER COSTANZO Biology STANLEY CRAMER Guidance LOIS CLARK Guidance DORIS CLEMENT Mathematics fere are two ways of spreading light: be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. Wharton 17 ANNE CROWLEY Social Studies i ELIZABETH DAY English PHILIP DELEA Social Studies ADOLPH DesJARDINS French ANNE DUMINUCO Social Studies ROBERT DIAMOND Business ROBERT ELDI Mathematics GLADYS FELDMAN Spanish GLADYS ERICKSON Latin VINCENT DiTEODORE Social Studies BARBARA ENGLERT Social Studies HERBERT FELSKE Business ANNA FEUERLICHT German PHILIP FITZ Driver Education MARTIN FLEISCHER Special Class 18 im SUSAN GALBRAITH French MARY ANN GARRET Mathematics DOUGLAS GEREK Physical Education LEONARD GOLDBERG Band BARBARA GOLDEN Mathematics ALEX GREENBLATT Chemistry MARGARET HALLADAY Guidance WILLIAM HALLIGAN English LYNDA GOVER Business MARILYN HAMMOND English MARIO FONTANA Industrial Arts MARVIN FRIEDMAN Driver Education KENNETH HUNTE Physical Education BARBARA JARBOE Business GEORGE JOHNSON Guidance And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. Chaucer WILLIAM HAWTHORNE Social Studies KIERAN KENNEDY Physiologist DONALD KARSTUNEN Spanish HENRY KELLNER English THERESE HUDSON Social Studies GRACE KERSTEN Physical Education MILDRED KLAES Business IRA LEVY Driver Education SANDRA LESER Spanish ’Tis education forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree’s inclined. Pope 21 EDMUND McENROE French ARTHUR McQuillan Social Studies WILLIAM MELENDEZ Industrial Arts HELEN MOORE Business EARLENE O’GRADY English DIANE ORMSBY Home Economics HELEN PEASE Social Studies GEORGE MESOLOGITES Art GEORGE NIDER 22 English WILLIAM PERRINE Social Studies ISABEL RAMEL Dramatics GEORGE RAPPORT Social Studies RUTH ROTHFARB English BETTY ROUSE English JANET RUNKLE English THOMAS RYNN Business EDWARD RICHMAN Biology HERBERT SCHOALES Band DONALD SEASTEDT English Education should be as gradual as the moonrise, Perceptible not in progress but in result. Whyte-Melville RENA SHELTON Nurse WILLIAM SHORT Spanish DAVIS SNYDER Biology VAL DORA SPAULDING English SANDRA SYLVESTER Spanish DAVID STALLINDS English RICHARD SHAPER Social Studies NAOMI TRACHTENBERG Reading EVERETT TREWORGY Social Studies LOUIS TROISI Chemistry PHILLIS VANORE Chemistry KATHLEEN VOLLMER English CLARENCE WALTERS Mathematics JOHN WALSH Mathematics MARGARET URGESE Guidance A teacher affects eternity; He can never tell where his influence stops. Adams RAYMOND WEAVER Guidance SELMA WIENER Biology WILLIAM WILSON Social Studies 25 Cafeteria Staff Office Staff Mrs. Accardi, Mrs. Mufficio, Mrs. Lyden, Mrs. Vale, STANDING: Platte, L., Bauer, J., Kenny, V., Schweis- Mrs. Earhardt, Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Kehoe, Mrs. Mourier, guth, M., Entler, V. SEATED: Fullgrabe, R., Dyke, A. Mrs. Br x)kshire. Custodial Staff STANDING: Hoffman, R., Wieber, W., Finneran, J., Merz, J., Massie, G., Watts, A., Kelly, W., McNamee, A., Hopp, J., Kumpa, L. SEATED: Crookes, S., Boos, E., Molnar, E., Rcidcr, H. Ferraro, E. «II h • (MbM II «M� SENIORS Mr. Vincent A. DiTeodoro Senior Class Advisor The success of this year’s Senior Class is a result of the cooperation between the members of the student body and the administration. This cooperation could never have been achieved without the valuable aid of Mr. Vincent A. DiTeodoro, the senior advisor. As advisor to the Class of 1965, Mr. DiTeodoro’s invaluable counseling and guidance helped to make this year’s class one of the most successful in the history of Mepham. The senior advisor serves as a guide and director of the Senior Planning Committee in its work. The Harvest Moon Ball, Senior Play, Magazine Sale and other Senior Class projects were just a few of the many class functions to which Mr. DiTeodoro contributed unstintingly of his time and effort. For this the Class of 1965 is indebted to Mr. DiTeodoro, and expresses its admiration and gratitude. 30 DANNY NUSSBAUM I Senior Officers PAT GERRATO The achievements and success of the Class of 1965 can be attributed in great part to the initiative, enthusiasm and perseverance of the class officers. Under the leadership of President Daniel Nuss-baum and Vice-President Patricia Gerrato, the Senior Class has demonstrated what can be accomplished through effort, combined boundless spirit and energy. Working with the Senior Planning Committee, the officers aided in the planning and directing of the Harvest Moon Ball, Sadie Hawkins Dance, Senior Prom, Mepham-Calhoun Night, Senior Play, Alumni Dance, Senior Trip, and Student-Faculty games. Credit must also be given to Secretary Audrey Snipes, who was in charge of the minutes and all correspondence, and to the Treasurer Marcia MacLeod, who handled the finances of die Senior Class. AUDREY SNIPES 31 MARCIA MacLEOD FIRST ROW: Frankenstein, Morgan, Snipes, Gerrato, Nussbaum, Edleman, Mr. Ditcodoro, Yablon, Cole, Stamler, MacLeod. Ma er, Simon. SECOND ROW: Greenberg, Karagannis, Donovan, Offner, Zemsky, Gold, Lawrence, Berger, Greenberg, Siegel, Johnson, Kline, Seibert, Salston, Schlossberg, Gutt, Sheldon. THIRD ROW: Warner, Stone, Herman, Frank, If-shin, Wolin, Wendell, Kreshover, Zeiher, Sitzman, Mendelsohn, Pinto, Gazdag, DeRiso, Zablocki, Fcmia, Schrader, Marks. FOURTH ROW: McHale, DeMicco, Damiano, Francese, O’Connor, Schober, Sweeney, Lamb, O’Connell, Dove, Hosey, Jaatinen, North, Hor-nung, Russo, Fisher, Westervelt. FIFTH ROW: Gilmore, Rich, Lcvitz, Carroll, Pappo, Stamler, Harten-stein, Sirota, Freidman, Rappaport, Garnet, Kunzer, Chimento, Greenberg, Loonam, Fox, DiPalo, Albert. SIXTH ROW: Levine, Gambale, Kestin, Silverstrom, Kassel, Levin, Lessner, Malka, Nierenbcrg, Dolin, Busche, Hansen, Mason, Olsen, Ryan, Calandra. TOP ROW: Streit, Wunderlich, Zweibel, Hart, Schneider, Milstcin, Kalish, Forrester, Jonas, Matacotta, Casey, Kenefick, Mancuso, Mann, Corwin, Levine. To carry on its many activities, the Senior Class is in constant need of funds. The Senior Sales Committee, under Chairman Harvey Yablon and co-chairman Ronnie Edelman, was responsible for raising the money used by the Senior Class for various projects. Assisting the Senior Planning Committee in many of its functions Senior Sales, open to all seniors, was in charge of all the purchasing and selling transactions of the Senior Class. At athletic events, there were always members of the committee present selling hot dogs, soda, candy and programs. The most outstanding and profitable accomplishment, which was a credit to the spirit and initiative of both Senior Sales and the Senior Class, was the magazine sale. Other successful activities of the group included selling senior buttons, mementoes, and tickets to the Senior Play. Through the conscientious work of the members, the Senior Sales Committee has justly earned the gratitude and respect of the Class of 1965 for its unending service to Mepham High School. Senior Sales Edelman, Yablon, Cole 32 FIRST ROW: MacLeod, Snipes, Mr. DiTeodoro, Nussbaum, Gcrrato. SECOND ROW: Gilmore. Gambale, DeMicco, Lawrence, Schlossberg, Gutt, Wcstervelt, Yablon, Fisher. THIRD ROW: Cole, Edelman, Rich. Pappo, Corwin, Hartenstein, Simon, DiPalo, Baer. FOURTH ROW: Sctz-man, Lessner, Kestin, McHale, Lamb, Dove, Mosey, North, Albert, Wunderlich. TOP ROW: Streit. Zwiebel, Schneider, Busche, Hansen. Mason. Ixx nam, Ford. Senior Planning The Senior Planning Committee is the coordinating and planning body of the senior class. Composed of two elected representatives from each senior homeroom, and directed by the senior class officers, the Committee determines the class’s policies and programs for the year. Senior Planning proved to be one of the most effective and active student organizations in Mepham. A Majority of One, this year’s play, was planned by the Committee. The Committee also arranged and organized the very profitable Magazine Sale held at the end of October. This year’s Senior Class well passed its quota of $9,000. The Class of 1965 would like to express its thanks to the forty-seven members of the Senior Planning Committee for the fine work they have done in making this year one of both progress and achievement. 33 LESTER ABRAMS: Baseball 2,3,4; Football 4. MARJORIE ALBERT: Gymnastics 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Coaches Club 4; House of Representatives 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Junior Planning; Senior Planning; Senior Sales; Honor Society 3,4. ALAN ALPER: Bowling 2,3,4: Track 4. ALLAN ALPERT: Orchestra 2,3,4. RICHARD ALTABEF: Debate Club 2,3; A-V Squad 2,3,4: Latin Club 3, Consul; IRC 3,4, Chairman; Interact Club 3, Vice President, 4, Secretary; BUCCANEER 2,3,4, Editor-in-Chief; Honor Society 3,4. ROBERT ALTNER: Wrestling 2.3,4; Creative Writing 2; Senior Planning. CAROLYN AM BRECHT: Volleyball 2; Latin Club 2; FNA 3,4; House of Representatives 2; Choir 3,4. PETER AMELINGMEIER: Bowling 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Soccer 4; Wrestling 4; House of Representatives 4. MARILYN AMES: Ski Club 4. WILLIAM ASHWORTH: Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Track 2,3; Varsity M. TIMOTHY BALUNIS: Football 2,3,4, Captain; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4: Interact Club 3.4; Honor Society 3.4, Vice President, Varsity M. FRANCES BARONE: FNA 2,3,4. JOANNE BARTSCH: Archery 2,3: Senior Chorus 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Sportsnight 3. BRIAN BAUMAN: Bowling 2,3; Camera Club 2; Chess Club 3. JOHN BECK: Bowling 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Jolly Rogers 2; Debate Club 2; Interact Club 4; IRC 4. RICHARD BECK LEY: Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. CARYN BENOV: Volleyball 2; Chorus 2; Skull and Bones 4. ROBERT BENZENBERG: Cross Country 3; Track 4. Allan Alpert Richard Altabef Daphne Altner Barbara Ambrosini Peter Amelingmeicr Marilyn Ames William Ashworth Kenneth Baer Dennis Baswell Brian Bauman JoAnne Bartsch John Beck Richard Beckley Warren Bedell Caryn Benov Robert Benzcnberg Ross Blakely Penny Blinder Jack Bloom Michal Bourne Anthony Bovio Kenneth Bowes Walter Boyce Andrew Bram Stewart Brazina Margaret Brennan Ira Breslow Jane Breslow Arthur Briscoe Gail Brodlieb Michele Berger Barry Bergmann Paulette Bergmann Charles Berk PENNY BEINDER—Debate Club 2,3,4, Library Club 2,3,4. TREASURE CHEST 2,3,4 —Picture Editor, BUCCANEER 2, Girls Tennis 2, Latin Club 2,3, IRC 3,4, Junior Planning, Tennis 3, Girls Sports Night 3, Bowling 4, Senior Sales 4. JACK BLOOM-—Baseball 2. MICHAL BOURNE—TREASURE CHEST 2, BUCCANEER 2,3,4—Feature Editor, IRC 3.4. KENNETH BOWES—Audio Visual 2,3,4. ANDREW BRAAf Wrestling 3. STEW ART BRAZINA Band 2,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Debate team 2, Interact 3,4, P.A. Club 3,4—Captain, Soccer Intramural 3, Spanish Club 3, Class photographer 4. TREASURE CHEST 4, BUCCANEER 4. MARGARET BRENNAN— Girls Chorus 2,3, Ski Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Senior Chorus, TREASURE CHEST 4—Assistant Typing Editor, Senior Sales. IRA BRESLOW—J.V. Basketball 2,3,4, Varsity Track 2,3,4, Interact Club 3,4, Senior Planning Committee, Senior Sales. JANE BRESLOW—Spanish Club 3,4, Skull and Bones 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Library Club 3,4, TREASURE CHEST 4, Bowling 4, Senior Sales. ARTHUR BRISCOE—Cross Country 4, Senior Planning. GAIL BRODLIEB—Ski Club 4. MICHELE BERGER Library Club 2,3,4, Volleyball 2, Tennis 2, Spanish Club 2, IRC 4, Future Nurses 4, Softball 4, TREASURE CHEST 4, BUCCANEER 4. BARRY BERGMAN—Football 2,3, Track 2, Intramural Wrestling 3, Intramural Soft-ball 3. PAULETTE BERGMAN—Gymnastic Team 2,3,4, Volleyball 2.4, Softball 3,4, House of Representatives 3. CHARLES BERK—Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, House of Rep. 2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Soccer 4. LEONARD BERLIN—Bowling 2, Wrestling 3, Football 4, Baseball 4. KATHLEEN BEUTH—Chorus 2, Girls Chorus 3,4. WILLI AM BEYER—Mepham Bowling League 2. DIANE BISCHOFF—Badminton 2,3. GERALD BITTING—Wrestling 3. Leonard Berlin Kathleen Bcuth William Beyer Bruce Birke Diane Bischoff Gerald Bitting Joseph W. Bruno Patricia Brust SUSAN BROL1N—House of Representatives 2,3,4; Badminton 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2; Ski Club 3; Senior Sales 4. STEVEN BROOKS—Art Club 3,4; Yearbook 4 Art Editor; P.A. Club 4; Senior Sales 4. DONALD BRUCE—Wrestling 2,3. JOSEPH BRUNO—Wrestling 2; Ski Club 3; Track 4. JOSEPH W. BRUNO—Football 2,3; Rifle Club 2,3,4. PATRICIA BRUST—Basketball 2,3; Volleyball 3,4. WILLIAM BUCKLEY—Wrestling 2; Rifle Club 3; D.E.C.A. 2,3. MARTHA BUDLONG—Pep Club 2,3. SANDRA BUSCHE—Choir 2,3,4; Senior Planning 4; Senior Sales 4; House of Representatives 4: Volleyball 4; Softball 4. JOY BUTT AC A VO LI—Chorus 2,3,4. ROBERT BUTTER WECK—Choir 2; Ski Club 4. LEONARD CACIOPPO—D.E.C.A. 4, Vice President. PAUL C.ADRO I rack 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Rifle Club 2,3,4; House of Representatives 3; Senior Planning 4. BRUCE CAMPBELL—Winter Track 3; Spring Track 3. KAREN CAMPBELL—Volleyball 2,3,4; Skull Bones 2,3; Latin Club 2; Badminton 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3; Girl’s Sportsnight 3,4; Senior Sales 4; Yearbook 4. KATHLEEN CARL—Secretarial Club 4; Basketball 4. JOAK CARMAGNOLA—Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Girl’s Sportsnight 3,4. BONNIE CARROLL—Cheerleading 2,3,4; House of Representatives 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2, 4; Library Club 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Badminton 3; Coaches Club 3,4; Junior Planning 3; Honor Society 4; BUCCANEER 4; Senior Sales 4. EILEEN CASEY—Basketball 2; Skull Bones 2; Archery 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Future Nurses Club 3,4; House of Representatives 4; Girl’s Sportsnight. William Buckley Martha Budlong Sandra Busche Josephine Buttacavoli k A f Donald Campbell Alice Capozzi Karen Campbell Kathleen Carl Joan Carmagnola Judith Carpenter Bonnie Carroll Eileen Casey Michael Colligan Richard Condrill Donald Corbin Leslie Corwin Thomas Connelly Dennis Corelis Michael Costanzo Louise Contafio Andrea Corrado Maureen Costello Carolyn Crusius Janice Cass JANICE CASS: Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Softball 2,3, Band 3, Badminton 3. CARMELA CASSAR: Volleyball 2. MARIA CASSAR: Volleyball 2,3,4, Softball 2,3. ANTHONY CATALANOTTO ROSEMARY CHIMENTO: Archcry 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4. Basketball 2,3.4, Band 2,3,4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, House of Representatives 4, Senior Sales. DORIS CHRISTMANN: A-V Squad 2,3,4. SUSAN COHEN: F.T.A. 2,3,4. Junior Planning. Senior Planning. ELLEN COLE: House of Representatives 2,3,4, Senior Planning, Junior Planning, Senior Sales, Latin Club 3,4. MICHAEL COLLIGAN: Wrestling 2,3, Track 2. RICHARD CONDRILL: Wrestling 2, Track 3. THOMAS CONNELLY: Wrestling 3, Softball 3, Spanish Club 4, Baseball 4. DONALD CORBIN: Rifle 2,3, Bowling 2. DENNIS COREUS: Art Club 3,4; Interact 3,4. ANDREA CORRADO: Tennis 2, TREASURE CHEST 3, Skull and Bones 4. LESLIE CORWIN: Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4. BUCCANEER 2,3,4, Band 2,3, House of Representatives 3,4, Junior Planning, International Relations Club 3,4, Senior Planning. MAUREEN COSTELLO: Hockey 2, Volleyball 3,4. JACALYN COWEN: Latin Club 2,3. Future Nurses Club 2,3,4, Ski Club 3, Senior Sales. STEPHEN CRAWFORD: Band 2,3,4. SUSAN CRUE: Volleyball 4. Senior Sales. CAROLYN CRUSIUS: Archer)' 2, Art Club 2, Green Thumb Club 3,4, Library Club 3,4. Rosemary Chimento Doris Christmann Edward Cohen Susan Cohen Ellen Cole Kenneth Curry Helen Damiano Alfred D’Andria Jerry DeAngclis KENNETH CURRY: Football 2; A Cappella Choir 2,3. HELEN DAMIANO: Softball 2; Badminton 2; Pirettes 2,3,4; Tennis 3; Volleyball 3,4; Ski Club 3; F.T.A. 4; Senior Sales. JERRY DEANGELIS: Ski Club 4; Senior Chorus 3, President 4. CHRISTINE DEFALCO: Basketball 4; Tennis 4; Softball 4. KAREN DEKLEVA: F.N.A. 3,4; Pirettes 3,4; Softball 3,4; Sportsnight 3; House of Representatives 4. JANET DELUSO: Secretarial Club 4. BARBARA DEMICCO: Pirettes 4; Volleyball 4; Senior Planning; Senior Sales. MARY DERISO: Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2.4; Sportsnight 4; Bowling 4. BARBARA DESARIO: Volleyball 2,3,4: Basketball 4; Softball 4; Archery’ 4; Bowling 4; F.N.A. 4; Ski Club 4. ROBERT DEVEREAUX: Band 2,3, Manager 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Jolly Rogers 2,3,4; Math Team 2,3, Captain 4; Varsity M. LUCILLE DEYORRA: Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Badminton 3,4; F.N.A. 4; Ski Club 4. KATHRYN DILLON: Hockey 2,3; Badminton 2; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Pirettes 3,4; Sportsnight 3; Senior Sales. RAYMOND DIMELFI: Track 2; Band 2,3,4; Jolly Rogers 2,3,4. FRANCIS DIPALO: Badminton 2,3; Volleyball 2,4; Sportsnight 3. ABBY DOLIN: Skull and Bones 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4: Spanish Club 3,4; Tennis 3; TREASURE CHEST 3,4; BUCCANEER 4; Senior Sales. CARYN DONIGER: Art Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3; I.R.C. 3,4; Folk Dance 3; Sportsnight 3; TREASURE CHEST 4. MARY DONOVAN: Volleyball 2,3; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Ski Club 3; House of Representatives 3; Pirettes 4; Senior Sales. DENNIS DORE: House of Representatives 2,3; Chorus 2; Baseball 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Interact Club 3,4; Wrestling 4; Junior Planning; Senior Planning; Varsity M. LINDA DOVE: A Cappella Choir 2,3, Librarian 4; House of Representatives 2; Volleyball 3,4; Sportsnight 3; Pirettes 4; Senior Planning; Senior Sales. LOUISE DURANTE: Chorus 2,3; Volleyball 2; Softball 2. Christine DeFalco Karen DeKleva Janet DeLuso Robert DeMascola Barbara DiMicco Barbara Derasmo Mary DcRiso Barbara DeSario Robert Devereaux Lucille Deyorra Kathryn Dillon Abby Dolen Raymond DiMelfi Francis DiPalo Caryn Doniger Dennis Dore Linda Dove Louise Durante Robert Dussich Carole Earle Ronnie Edelman Marjorie Eiscmann David Epstein ROBERT DUSSICH—Wrestling 2,3,4; House of Representatives 4. CAROLE EARLE—-Archery 2, Volleyball 2,3: Bowling 3; Secretarial Club 4. RONNIE ED ELM A N—Volley ba 11 2, Basketball 2, Pirettes 2,3; Library Club 3,4; IRC 3 Attendance officer 4; Jr. Planning; Sr. Planning; Senior Sales Co-Chairman: BUCCANEER 4. MARJORIE EISEMANN— Hockey 2,3; Pirettes 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Softball 2; Volleyball 2,3,4: Table Tennis 2,3; Archery 3; Bowling 4; Coaches Club 3,4. DAVID ELLER—BUCCANEER 2,3; Managing Editor 4; Football 2; IRC 3 Chairman 4; Spanish Club 3; Interact 3 Treasurer 4; Senior Sales. DAVID EPSTEIN—Debate 2,3: IRC 3,4: BUCCANEER 4; Philosophy Club 4. JOHN ERNST— Football 2. DONALD EVANS—Basketball 2,3; Wrestling 2; Bowling 2; Soccer 3,4. BARBARA EVELLY—Volleyball 3; Gymnastics 3. LINDA FAGAN—F.N.C. 2,3; Choir 4. MADELEINE FALBO—Volleyball 2, Softball 2, Tennis 2, Badminton 2,4; Badminton 2,4; Bowling 2, FTA 2,3; Senior Sales. PATRICIA FALCO—Cheerleading 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, Gymnastics 2,4; Softball 3; House of Representatives 4. SUSAN FAREAS—Senior Sales. CAROLE FAS MAN—Senior Sales. DOUGLAS FEDYNAK— Basketball 3, Softball 3. STEVEN FEIERSTEIN—Track 2,3,4. LOIS FELDMAN—House of Representatives 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soft-ball 2.3,4: Tennis 2.3,4; Jr. Planning, FTA 3,4; Sr. Sales, Pirettes 4; Coaches Club 3,4. ROBERT FELLOWS—Wrestling 2,3,4: House of Representatives 3; Sr. Sales. DIANE FEMIA—Softball 2, Volleyball 2,3; Badminton 2, Archery 3; Sr. Sales. CAROL FERNANDES—Archery 3. JAMES FEUFRBACH—Wrestling 3: Bowling 4; Math Team 4. MARIE FI LET I—Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4. John Ernst Donald Evans Barbara Evelly Linda Fagan Madeleine Falbo Patricia Falco Carole Fasman Lois Feldman Douglas Fedynad Leslie Fcldstein Steven Fcierstein Robert Fellows Diane Femia Carol Fernandes James Feuerbach Marie Fileti Brigitte Fitz Michael Fitzgerald Patricia Ford Arleen Fleissig Barbara Forrester Honor Fleming Patricia Fox Anna Francese Margery Frem Margaret Friberg Jill Frank Janice Fricke Gail Frankenstein Allan Friedman Daniel Filiberto Carol Finnegan Kathleen Fiore Claire Fisher BRIGITTE FITZ—Basketball 2; Folk Dancing 3,4; American Field Service 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 4: Philosophy Club 4: Spanish Club 4. MICHAEL FITZGERALD—Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Football 3; Soccer 4. ARLEEN FLEISSIG—BUCCANEER 2; Yearbook 2; Sr. Sales. HONOR FLEMING—Tennis 2; Volleyball 4. PATRICIA FORD—Badminton 3, Softball 3, Volleyball 4, Sr. Sales, Sr. Planning. BARBARA FORRESTER—House of Representatives 2,3; Basketball 2; Library Club 3,4; FTA 3; BUCCANEER 3,4 Sport’s Editor; Spanish Club 3.4; Latin Club 3; Int’l. Relations Club 3, Secretary 4; Sr. Sales; Yearbook Assistant Picture Editor 4. PATRICIA FOX—FTA 2; Volleyball 2,3,4. ANNA FRANCESE—Volleyball 2,3,4; Skull and Bones 2,3,4; FTA 4, PEP Club 4; Soft-ball 4; Tennis 4. JILL FRANK—Skull and Bones 2; BUCCANEER 3,4; Sr. Sales. GAIL FRANKENSTEIN—Volleyball 2; Tennis 2; Basketball 2, FTA 2; House of Rep. 2; BUCCANEER 2; Yearbook 3,4 Assistant Editor-in-chief; IRC 4; Ski Club 4; Bowling 4; Senior Sales. MARGERY FREM— n Club 3,4. MARGARET FRIBERG—FNA 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Ski Club 4; Sr. Sales. JANICE FRICKE—Basketball 2. ALLAN FREIDMAN—Track 2. DANIEL FILIBERTO—Football 2,3,4; House of Representatives 2,4 Secretary 4; Jr. Planning, Sr. Planning. KATHY FIORE—FTA 2. CLAIRE FISHER—Skull and Bones 2,3,4; Basketball 2, Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4: Gymnastics 3; Library Club 3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; House of Representatives 4; Sr. Sales; Sr. Planning. ELLEN FISHER—BUCCANEER 2,3,4; Basketball 2, Badminton 2,3; Table Tennis 2; Yearbook 2,4 Assistant Editor-in-Chief; Library 3,4 Recording Sec’t; Sr. Sales. HOWARD FISHER—Jolly Rogers 2,3,4; Baseball 3, Jr. Planning. JEAN FISHER—Secretarial Club 4. ROBERT FISHER—Jolly Rogers 2,3,4. MARGARET FISCHETTE—Hockey Team 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soft-ball 2,3,4; Table Tennis 2,3; Archery 2,3, Coaches Club 3,4; Bowling 3,4. DAVID FISHMAN—Track 2,4; Football 3,4. Ellen Fisher Howard Fisher Jean Fisher Robert Fisher Margaret Fischette David Fishman Paul Godsman Victoria Gerolami Mai Glanz Carol Friedman Joan Friedman Robert Freeman George Furman CAROL FRIEDMAN—Treasure Chest 2,3,4; Buccaneer 2,4; Band 2,3; Tennis 2; Spanish Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Corresponding Sec’y, Senior Sales. JOAN FRIEDMAN—Skull and Bones 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Debate Club 2; Tennis 2; IRC 3,4; Creative Writing 3. ROBERT FRIEMAN— GEORGE FURMAN—Bowling 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Softball 2; Spanish Club 3; Treasure Chest 4. ROBERT FUSCO—Baseball 2,4. CHARLES GABELMAN—Wrestling 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4; Soccer 4; Senior Sales. DIANE GABRIELSON—Tennis 3; Secretarial Club 4. FRANCES GALGANO—Volleyball 2,3,4; Tennis 4. GREGORY GALL A GH ER—W restling 2,3,4; Baseball 4. ROSEMARIE BAMBALE—Sports 2,4; FNA 2; Pirettes 3,4; Junior Planning Sports-night 3; Senior Planning; Senior Sales; Buccaneer 4; National Honor Society 3,4. JEANNE GANNON—Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Gymnastics 2,4; Bowling 4; Archery 4. JONATHAN GARFIELD—Track 2. TERI GARNET—Volleyball 2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3, Exchange Editor 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Badminton 2; Future Nurses 3; Ski Club 4; Senior Sales. JOHN GARNIER—Basketball 2; Football 2. SHEILA GAZDAQ .Badminton 2; Softball 2; Volleyball 3; Senior Sales; Latin Club 4. BRUCE GELBMAN—Baseball 2,3,4. PAT GERRATO—House of Representatives 2, Publicity Comm. 2,3,4, School Affairs Comm. 4; Pirettes 2,3; Hockey 2; Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Student of Week Comm. 2,4; Pop Concert 2; Recording Sec’y- of Junior Planning 3; Shield 3; Sports 3; Sportsnight 3; Chairman of Calisthenics 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play; Kennedy Anthology 4; Senior Sales: Magazine Sales 4; Advertisement Sales 4; Vice-Pres. Senior Class. JEAN GEARFRANCISCO—Volleyball 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Sports-night 3; Bowling 4. RICHARD GLASSER—Football 2; Varsity 3,4; Junior-Senior Night 3; Chairman Social Affairs Comm. House of Representatives 4. PAUL GODSMAN—Intramural Football 2,4; Intramural Basketball 2,4; Intramural Baseball 2,4. Robert Fusco Charles Gabelmann Diane Gabrielsen Frances Galgano Gregory Gallagher Rosemarie Gambale Ellen Gold William Goldberg Audrey Goldfinger Jeb Goldman ELLEN GOLD—Tennis 3,4; Buccaneer 3; Pep Club 4 ; Latin Club 4. WILLIAM GOLDBERG—House of Representatives 2, Wrestling 2,3,4. AUDREY GOLDFINGER—Skull and Bones 2,3,4: Library Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Treasure Chest 3,4; Spanish Club 3, President 4. DAMON GOLDSTEIN—Wrestling 2: Senior Sales. MICHAEL GOODMAN—Track 2, House of Representatives 3.4; Soccer 3. RICHARD GORYCKI— Interact 3,4; IRC 3,4; Debate Club 3; Spanish Club 4. RICHARD GOULD—Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Soccer 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. STEVEN GOZDZIEWSKI—Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, Manager 4; Track 2,3,4; House of Representatives 3. LIBBY GREENBERG—Basketball 2; F.N.A. 2,3,4; Junior Planning, Senior Sales. NANCY GREENBERG—FTA 2; Program Chairman 3; Vice President 4; Skull Bones 2,3; Bucaneer 2,3, News Editor 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Treasure Chest 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Senior Sales. MICHAEL GRENNE—Co-Chairman Art Club 4. SHARON GREENBERG—Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Junior Planning; Senior Planning. GERARD GRF.SS—Wrestling 3,4; Rifle 3. SANDY GRIMM—Skull and Bones 2,3; FNA 2,3. JAMES GROSSO—Football 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. FRANK GRYN—Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Football 2,3. ELLEN GURIAN—Skull and Bones 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; IRC 3; Philosophical Club 4; Art Club 4. LOIS GUTT—Volleyball 2,4; Skull Bones 2; Junior Planning, Senior Planning, Senior Sales, Treasure Chest 4; Ski Club 4. GABRIELE HAFNER—Badminton 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Green Thumb Club 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Senior Sales. Damon Goldstein Michael Goodman Richard Gorycki Richard Gould Steven Gozdziewski Libby Greenberg Nancy Greenberg Sharon Greenberg Michael Greene Gerard Grcss Joan Handler Elizabeth Hanebury Randi Hansen Barbara Hardgrove Gail Harris Lowell Hart JOAN HANDLER—Skull and Bones 2; Library Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Spanish Club 3, Secretary 4; BUCCANEER, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Tennis. ELIZABETH HANEBURY— Badminton 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Folk Dance 3,4; Archery 3; Green Thumb Club 3,4. RANDI HANSEN—Volleyball 2,3,4; House of Representatives 3; Senior Sales; Senior Planning. BARBARA HARDGROVE—Checrlcading 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; House of Representatives 2,3. GAIL HARRIS—Cheerleading 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Coaches Club 3,4; Honor Society 3, Junior Planning 3. LOWELL HART—Track 2, Football 2; Senior Sales 4; International Relations Club 4. CAROLYN HARTZ—Badminton 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Bowling 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Library 3,4; Senior Sales. RICHARD HEIM BERG—Soccer 3,4. MICHAEL HEINES—Bowling 2; Radiology Club 3, Radio Club 4. PATRICIA HEINSOHN—Latin Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Badminton 2; Tennis 3, Senior Sales, Volleyball 4. MARIAN H ELLEN SCHMIDT-—Cheerleading 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,4; Basketball 2; Badminton 2; Art Club 4; Ski Club 4. BRUCE HENRY—Football 2; A.V. 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4. RALPH HENSLEY—Track 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. MARILYN HERMAN—Ski Club 3,4; Senior Sales. RICHARD HERMAN—Art Club 4. LI LI HERZOG—F.N.A. 2,3,4. EDWARD HEYEN—Softball 3,4; Basketball 3,4. JOYCE H OFF MAN—Volleyball 2,3,4; Pirettes 2,3; Cheerleading 3,4. Karen Hartcnstcin Carolyn Hartz Patricia Haynes Marlyn Herman Richard Herman Lili Herzog Dorothy Hettrich Edward Heyen Joyce Hoffman Alice Homung Janice Horvath JAMES HOLT—Band 2,3; Orchestra 4; Math Club 4. WILLIAM HONOR— DIANE HOPKINS— ALICE HORNUG—Art Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Folk Dancing 3,4; Spanish Club 4, Treasurer; National Honor Society 4. JANICE HORVATH—Volleyball 2; Pirettes 2,3,4; Sportsnight 3; Senior Sales. PAMELA HOSEY—Choir 3,4, Robe Chairman; House of Representatives 3,4; FTA 2, 3,4; Green Thumb Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Senior Planning; Senior Sales. WALTER HULSEN— WOLFGANG HUSTEDT—Soccer Team Captain 3. MARILYN HUTCHINSON—Choir 2,3,4, Secretary; Home of Representatives 4. WILLIAM HUTZLER—Latin Club 2; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; House of Representatives 4; Interact 4. JOANNE IFSHIN—House of Representatives 2; Skull and Bones 2; apprentice; Senior Sales; Buccaneer. RUSSELL IMMARICEON— MARILYN JAATINEN—band 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Folk Dancing 3; Sportsnight 3; Senior Sales. BARBARA JACOBS—Badminton 2; Volleyball 4; Senior Sales. STANLEY JACOBSON—Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3, Manager 4; Green Thumb Club 2; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer; Track Manager 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. RONALD JASSAR—Biology Club 2; Buccaneer 3: Radiology Club 4; Bowling 4. BARBARA JENY—Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 2; Softball 2. BARBARA JESCHUR—Volleyball 2; Softball 2. JOHN JOHNSON—Choir 2,3,4, Stage Manager; Key Club 2,3,4, Sec’y; Green Thumb Club 2,3; Baseball 3; Junior Planning Senior Sales; Senior Planning; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer. RONALD JOHNSON— SUSAN JOHNSON—Volleyball 2,3,4; Senior Sales. BRUCE JONAS—AV Squad 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres.; Wrestling 3,4; Buccaneer 4; Senior Sales; Basketball 4; Softball 4. WILLIAM JONES— Pamela Hosey Walter Hulsen Wolfgang Hustedt Marilyn Hutchinson William Hutzlcr Joanne Ifshin Marilyn Jaatinen Stanley Jacobson Ronald Jassar Barbara Jacobs Barbara Jeny Barbara Jeschur John Johnson Carol Joyce Lolly Julian Bryan Kain Murray Kalish LOLLY JULIAN—Basketball 2,4; Softball 2,4; House of Representatives 2,4; SKULL AND BONES 4; Volleyball 4. BRYAN KAIN— Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4. MURRAY KALISH—Yearbook 2,3; Managing Editor 4: Senior Sales, BUCCANEER. TERENCE KANE—Football 2; A.V. Squad 2. ROBERT KATCHER—Debate Club 2, President 3,4; Philosophy Club 4. KATHY KEHOE—Chorus 2,3,4. WILLIAM KENDRICK—Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. ELEANOR KENEFICK—VoWcyb U 2; Basketball 2, Future Nurses Club 2,3,4; Archery 3,4, Senior Sales. JAMES KENNEDY—Wrestling 2,3,4. NINA KESTIN—Latin Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Library Club 3,4; I.R.C. 3,4; Bowling 3; Senior Planning, Senior Sales. V. ANN Softball 4. DONNA LINE—F.T.A. 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Table Tennis 3, Senior Sales. JOHN KLINE— Chorus 2,3,4. ELLEN KOENICSBERG—Softball 4. SHERI KOLBER—Softball 2,4; Volleyball 4. Terence Kane Patricia Karagannes Bradley Karen Phyllis Kassel Robert Katcher Elaine Kearns Mary Ann Klimkowski Linda Keegan Kathleen Kehoe William Kendrick Eleanor Kenefick ViAnn Keizek Richard Kelby James Kennedy Donna Kline John Kline Steven Koelbel Ellen Kocningsberg Sheri Kolber ELLEN KOPITO: FTA 2,3; BUCCANEER 2,3; TREASURE CHEST 2,3,4; Senior Sales 4; Ski Club 4. BARBARA KOTAN: Volleyball 3; Secretarial Club 4. RANDOLPH KREBS: Spanish Club 4. ELLEN K RES HOVER: Volleyball 4; SKULL BONES 4; Table Tennis 4; Senior Play 4. HELENE KRESHOVER: Volleyball 2,3; Tennis 2,3: Basketball 2; Future Nurses Club 2,3; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 4; BUCCANEER 2,4; Senior Sales 4. BARBARA KULKO: Tennis 2; Softball 2,3,4; Senior Sales 4. DOLORES KUNETH: Archery 2; Choir 4; Chorus 3. KAREN KUNZER: FTA 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Archery 2,3,4: Basketball 2; Sportsnight 3,4; Folkdance 4; Chorus 4. JANET ANN KUZMA: Archery 2,3,4; Softball 2; Volleyball 3; Bowling 4; SKULL BONES 3. DOROTHEA LAMB: House of Representatives 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Table Tennis 2, 3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Sportsnight 3,4; Junior Planning 3: Senior Sales 4; Senior Planning 4; Band 2,3,4. EILEEN LAMPE: Volleyball 2,3,4; Badminton 2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; TREASURE CHEST 4; Typing Editor Senior Sales 4. ELAINE LAMPE: Volleyball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Softball 2; Sportsnight 3. TERESA LANG: Basketball 2: Bowling 3; Softball 3,4; Future Nurses Club 3,4. ROBERT LANGEN: Ski Club 4; Bowling 4; Radiology Club 4: Rifle Team 4. Helene Krcshover Alan Kritzler Robert Krohn Barbara Kulko Dolores Kuncth Karen Kunzer Robert Lannon Steven Lapidus Carolyn Larsen Theresa Larsen Ronald Larsen Martin Laskin William Lemer Stephen Lattanzi Sara Lawrence Susan Levin Arthur Levine Joseph Levine Martha Levine Paul Levine Barbara Levitz John Leykum Jeanette Link Rosemary Lohmann Carol Lomangino MARTIN LASKIN- Dance Band 2,3,4, Radiology Club 2, Spanish Club 3,4, Band 2,3,4, Senior Sales. Philosophical Society 4, Chairman. SARA LA WRENCE—Volleyball 2,3,4, Softball 2,3, BUCCANEER 2, Basketball 2, Sports-night 3, Jr. Classical League 4, IRC 4, Yearbook 4, Ski Club 4, Sr. Planning, Sr. Sales. WILLI AM LERNER-—Basketball 2, Tennis 3,4, Jr. Planning. IRIS LESSNER—Volleyball 2,3,4, Table Tennis 2,3,4, Softball 2, Sportsnight 3, Senior Sales. SUSAN LEVIN—Ski Club 4, Senior Sales. ARTHUR LEVINE—Wrestling 2,3, Baseball 2. JOSEPH LEVINE—Track 2, Wrestling 2, Spanish Club 2,3, Biology Club 2, Football Manager Asst. 3, Orchestra 3,4, Sr. Sales, Phil. Society. MARTHA LEVINE—Bowling 2,3, Ski Club 3,4 President, Softball 3, Senior Sales. PAUL LEVINE— Latin Club 2,3,4, Jr. Class, League, Choir 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, IRC 3, 4, Senior Sales, Wrestling 4. BARBARA LEVITZ—FTA 2,3, Archery 2, Basketball 2, House of Rep. 3,4 Attendance Officer, IRC 3,4, President, Sportsnight 3, Folk Dancing 3, Latin Club 3, Jr. Class. 4, TREASURE CHEST LITERARY ED., Senior Sales. JOHN LEYKUM—Wrestling 3,4. JEANETTE LINK—Softball 3, Gymnastics 3,4, Bowling 3, Badminton 4. CAROL LOMANGINO—Chorus 2,3, Volleyball 4, Senior Sales. JUDITH LOON AM—Chorus 2, Badminton 3, Volleyball 4, Senior Planning, Senior Sales. GENE LOOS—Soccer 3,4, J.V. Basketball Mgr. 3. JOAN LYCHYNSKY—YNA 3,4. MARCIA MacLEOD—House of Rep 2,3,4, Archery 2, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Softball 2,3, Gymnastics Chorus 2,3,4, Span Club 3, Jr. Planning, Badminton 3, FTA 3, Senior Planning, Sr. Sales, Coaches Club 4, Treas. of Sr. Class 4. ROBIN MAGARAM—YNA. Irene Lo Piccolo Virginia Lowerre Joan Luchynsky Marcia MacLeod Robert Macy Robin Magaram David Maguinness Angela Mancuso Linda Mandelion Lorraine Mangassarian ROLAND MALKA—Basketball 2: Track 2,3,4; TREASURE CHEST 3,4, Editor-in-chief 4; Senior Sales 4, French Club 3,4. ANGELA MANCUSO—Latin Club 2,3,4; Senior Sales 4. LINDA MANDELION—Future Nurses Club 2; Latin Club 2; Volleyball 3,4; Senior Planning 4; Senior Sales 4. DONNA MANN—Volleyball 2,3; Softball 2; Gymnastics 3,4; Pircttcs 3,4; Girl's Chorus 3, Vice President: Folk Dancing 4; Girl’s Sportsnight 3 ; Senior Sales 4. KATHERINE MARBOIS—Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Archery 2; Badminton 2,3; Folk Dancing 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Girl’s Sportsnight 3; Senior Planning 4; TREASURE CHEST 4. JOHN MARCIARI—Art Club 3,4. CHERYL MARGO LIES—Future Teachers of America 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Spanish club 3,4; Latin Club 4. JUDY MARKERT—Latin Club 2,3; Audio Visual Squad 2,3,4; Senior Sales 4. CHARLES MARKLIN—Football 2,3,4; Track 3. TERRY MARKOFF—Chorus 2; Bowling Team 4. ELLEN MARKS— House of Representatives 2,3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4; Intranational Relations Club 3,4; Senior Sales 4. MARGARET MARTIN—Archery 3: Bowling 3; Secretarial Club 4. ROSEMARY MASCOLA—Vice President—Library Club 4; Honor Society 4. CORINNE MATACOTTA—Choir 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,4; Senior Sales 4; Bowling 4; Art Club 4; Softball 4; Basketball 4. EDWARD MATHEWS—Art Club 4. ROSE MATRIZA Secretarial Club 4. Donna Mann Katherine Marbois John Marciari Cherl Margolies t Viki Markus Margaret Martin Rosemarie Mascola Lynn Mason Thomas Martugc Steve Mason Corinne Matacotta Edward Mathews Rosemary Matruza Paulette Mayo Alan Mazer Kathleen McGunniglc Patricia McQueen Jonathan Mcnche Catherine McHalc Sheila McShea Janet Mendelsohn Joseph Mcndozza Paul Mercready Elisa Mergenthaler Barbara Metzger Robert Metzger Carole Meyerowitz Judith Milborn Lester Milstein PAULETTE MAYO—Volleyball 2,3; Softball 3. ALAN MAZER—TREASURE CHEST. KATHLEEN McGUNNIGLE—Cheerleading 3; Tennis 3; Volleyball 4. CATHERINE McHALE—FNA 3; Softball 4. JACQUELINE McH ALE—Pirettes 3, Co-captain 4; Senior Planning Senior Sales. PATRICIA McQUEEN—Volleyball 2, Softball 2. SHEILA McSHEA—Art Club 2, Bowling 2. STACEY M El ROW—Latin Club 2,3, Volleyball 3; Senior Sales. JONATHAN MENCHE—Art Club 2,3,4. JANET MENDELSOHN—Badminton 2; Softball 2,3; House of Representatives 3. PAUL MERCREADY—Softball 3. BARBARA METZGER—Secretarial Club 4. JUDITH MILBORN—FTA 2; Junior Planning; Philosophical Club 4. PAT MINUTELLO—Football 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3; Wrestling 2,3. FRANCES MIR A BELLI—Volleyball 2; House of Representatives 4. MICHAEL MI REND A—Football 2,3; Wrestling 3,4. ANDREW MORGAN—Football 2; Basketball 2; Ski Club 3,4, Treasurer; TREASURE CHEST 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; BUCCANEER 4, Spanish Club 4, Senior Sales. Pat Minutello Frances Mirabelli Michael Mirenda Robert Monaco Patrick Montesano Andrew Morgan WILLIAM MORRISON—Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2; Debate Club 3,4; Philosophy Club 4. STEVEN MOSKORWITZ—House of Representatives 2. BRUCE MULLIGAN—Rifle Club 2,3,4. JOHN MULLIGAN—Football 2. JOHN NAGLE—Wrestling 3,4; Green Thumb Club 3; Interact 3,4; House of Rcprc sentatives 3; Honor Society 3,4. NICHOLAS NANOS—Choir 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. STEPHANIE NATARUS—Volleyball 3,4; Ski Club 4; Skull and Bones 4. NORA NAUSBAUM—Skull and Bones 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4. MARION NAVORATIL—House of Representatives 2,3; Softball 2; Choir 3,4. MARIE NAZARUK—House of Representatives 2,3; Softabll 2; Choir 3,4. KEITH NEALY—Track 2,3,4; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Jolly Rogers 3,4. DONALD NELSON—Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4. MYRA NIERENBERG—Volleyball 3; Ski Club 4; Senior Sales. CAROLYN NO ERR—Volleyball 2, FNA 2; Tennis 3. CATHERINE NORTH—House of Representatives 4; Senior Planning, Senior Sales. DANIEL NUSSBAUM—Wrestling 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; House of Representatives 2; Junior Planning—Chairman; Spanish Club 3; IRC 4; Senior Planning, Honor Society 4; President of Senior Class. PATRICIA OATES—Volleyball 2,3,4: Basketball 2, Apparatus 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,3,4; Junior Planning, Senior Planning, House of Representatives. FLORENCE O’BRITIS—Volleyball 2; Senior Sales. ELIZABETH O’CONNELL— Badminton 2,4; Ski Club 4; Senior Sales. John Nagle Nicholas Nanos Stephanie Natarus Nora Nausbaum Marion Navoratil Marie Nazaruk Myra Nierenberg Kenneth Noon Jack Noble Camera Shy Catherine North Carolyn Noerr Daniel Nussbaum Patricia Oates Thomas O’Connell Lois Priebe Raymond Of Ronnie Offner John Ogden Carolyn Olsen Ronnie Orenstein Sue Orenstein Kathleen Orlando Sally Ortado John Palazzotto Charles Ome Melvin Pann Myrna Pappo Lorraine Parchman Tina Pascale THOMAS O’CONN ELL Baseball 2; House of Representatives 3; Track 3; Football 4. RAYMOND OF—Rifle 2; Football 3,4; Wrestling 3. RONNIE OFFNER—Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Table Tennis 2,3; FT A 2,3; Sen-or Sales. JOHN, OGDEN—Art Club 3,4. CAROLYN OLSEN—Basketball 2,3,4; Badminton 3; Volleyball 3,4; Senior Sales. RONNIE ORENSTEIN—Skull Bones 2,3, Vice-President 4; Creative Writing 2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Debate 4 ; Yearbook Layout Editor 4. SUE ORENSTEIN—Skull and Bones 2,3, Officer 4; Creative Writing 2,3,4; Yearbook 2, Layout Editor 4; Spanish Club 4. CHARLES ORNIi Senior Planning. MELVIN PANN—Spanish Club 3,4; Basketball 3; Softball 3; Yearbook 4; PA Squad 4. MYRNA PAPPO—Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2, Table Tennis 3,4; Senior Planning, Senior Sales. MARC PAST ORE—Spanish Club 3V4. PATRICIA PAVLOVICH—Green Thumb Club 2,3; Hockey 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Coaches Club 2,3,4: Honor Society 3. President 4. LARRY PFISTER—Wrestling 2,3. JEANNETTE FILLER—Hockey 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Badminton 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. Marc Pastore Patricia Pavlovich Stephen Peiser Larry Pfistcr Thomas Piecora Jeanette Piller Walter Pinsdorf Catherine Pinto Marie Pironello Marie Pittelli Joseph Pittelli Sandra Pittman CATHERINE PINTO—Latin Club 2,3; Skull Bones 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Volleyball 4; Pep Club 4; TREASURE CHEST 4; House of Representatives 4 ; Senior Sales. MARIE PIRONELLO—Bowling 2,3; Tennis 2. JOSEPH PITTELLI—Wrestling 2,3; Latin Club 2,3. SANDRA PITTMAN—BUCCANEER 4; FNC 4; Volleyball 4. RONALD PL UTI NO—T rack 2,3,4. DAVID POSNER—Key Club 2,3,4; House of Representatives 2,4. GERALD PRICE—AV Squad 2,3,4; PA Squad 4. JOHN PRIDANS—Ski Club President 3,4; Interact 3, Corresponding Secretary 4. FRANK PRIEBE—Track 2,3; Wrestling 2,3. MATTHEW PROBEYAHN—Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Basketball—Manager. SIGRID PUCHE—Volleyball 2; Tennis 4. ALAN RABIN—Math Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Softball 3; Senior Sales; PA Club 4. ARLENE RABINOWITZ—Archery 2; FNC 2,3,4; Senior Sales. SUSAN RAPPAPORT—Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Tennis 3; Secretarial Club 4; Senior Sales. MARGARET RAUH—Basketball 2,3; Volleyball 2,3; Hockey 3. PETER REICH MAN—Skull Bones 2,4; Senior Sales. LORRAINE REIDER—Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Softball 3; Pircttes 4. MARK REITER—Key Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; House of Representatives 3,4; Senior Planning. Ronald Plutino Harvey Polokoff David Posner Emil Pratcsi Matthew Probeyahn Sigrid Puche John Quarm Alan Rabin Arlene Rabinowitz Susan Rappaport Margaret Rauh Peter Reichman Lorraine Reider Mark Reiter Christopher Rizk Neil Robbins Caiol Roberts Charles Ritchie Paul Robinson Annunziato Romeo Daniel Rooney Michael Roche Sheryl Rosensweig Gary Rogers Helaine Rosenthal Lawrence Ross Janet Roth Richard Rovinsky Stuart Rubin JOSEPH RIESZ—Wrestling 2; Soccer 3,4. CHARLES RITCHIE—Gymnastics 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3; Soccer 4. NEIL ROBBINS—Track 2,4; Baseball 4. CAROL ROBERTS—FTA 2,3 President 4; Skull Bones 2,3. Creative Writing 2,3,4; Green Thumb Club 2; Junior Planning; Library Club 3,4; Latin Club 4; Philosophy Club. 4. MICHAEL ROCHE—Football 2,3,4; House of Representatives 2,3,4; Track 3. CARY ROGERS—Track 2,3; Math Team 4. ANNUNZIATO ROMEO—AV Squad 2,3,4; Track 3,4. DANIEL RONNEY—Track 2,3,4; Football 3,4. LARRY ROSS—Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 4. JANET ROTH—Hockey 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Gym-nasties 3,4; Badminton 3,4; Bowling 4; Ski Club 4. RICHARD ROVINSKY—Bowling 2. STUART RUBIN—BUCCANEER 2,3; Copy Editor 4; Debate 2; Track 2,3; TREASURE CHEST 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; IRC 3,4; Interact Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; House of Representatives 4; Tennis 3,4; Honor Society 4. CAMILLE RUSSO—FNA 2,3,4. JANE RUSSO—Art Club 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; House of Representatives 3; Junior Planning; A.F.S. 3,4; Senior Sales; Skull Bones 4; Yearbook 4. ROBERT RUST—Softball 2; Wrestling 3. JEAN RYAN—Basketball 2; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Badminton 3,4; Senior Sales; Bowling 4. Frank Russell Camille Russo Jane Russo Robert Rust Jean Ryan Lcla Sabetto ELLEN SACHS—Volleyball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Tennis 2,3; BUCCANEER 2; FTA 2,3,4; Junior Planning, Senior Sales. NANCY SALSTON—Library Club 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; House of Representatives 3; Yearbook 3,4; Senior Sales; IRC 4. ALAN SANDLER—Wrestling 2; Track 2,3,4; Senior Sales; Yearbook 4. LAWRENCE SANDS—Senior Sales. DOREEN SAROW1TZ—Skull Bones 4. WILLIAM SCHAUB—Football 2,3; Track 2; House of Representatives 2. BENJI SCHECHTER—Art Club 4. MARION SCHLOSSBERG—Junior Planning—Senior Planning; Senior Sales; Ski Club 4; Yearbook 4; Volleyball 4. BARRY SCHNEIDER—Wrestling 3,4; Senior Sales. MARY ANN SCHOBER—Tennis 2; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Badminton 3,4; Senior Sales. MICHAEL SCHOEN—Wrestling 3,4; Soccer 4. PHYLLIS SCHRADER—Art Club 2,3; Softball 4; Senior Sales. DOUGLAS SCOTT—Tennis 2; Rifle Club 2; Baseball 3; Basketball 3; Ski Club 4. ALAN SEINFELD—Football 2, Baseball 2. LARRY SEPT OFF—Football 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Wrestling 4; House of Representatives 4; Senior Sales. Ronald Sanacore Alan Sandler Lawrence Sands Emanuel Santos Doreen Sarowitz William Schaub Benji Schcchter Marion Schlossberg Barbara Schmitt Laurie Schmitt Phyllis Schrader Mary Ann Schober Penny Schwartz Michael Schoen Douglas Scott Barry Silverman Larry Simon Virginia Simone Sheila Silverstrom Mark Singer Jeffrey Simon Ellen Sirota Barbara Sitzman Elizabeth Slauski Allan Smithline Audrey Snipes THOMAS SHAN LEY—AV Squad 2; Wrestling 2,3,4. HELENE SHAPOSKNICK—Senior Sales. DONALD SHEKAILO—Track 2; Latin Club 2,3,4. KAREN SHELDON—Bucaneer 2,3; House of Representatives 2; Skull Bones 3; FNA 4; Volleyball 4; Senior Sales. ELLEN SIEGEL—I ennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; House of Representatives 2; FNA 2,3,4; Junior Planning; Yearbook 3,4; Senior Sales; Pep Club 4. SHEILA SILVERS! ROM—Volleyball 2,3,4; Table Tennis 2,3,4; Senior Sales; Ski Club 4; Pep Club 4. JEFF SIMON—Bucanner 2; House of Representatives 2,3; Junior Planning; Ski Club 3,4; Yearbook Layout Editor 4; Senior Sales. LARRY SIMON—AV Squad 2,3; Basketball 4. MARK SINGER—Math Team 4. ELLEN SIROTA—Volleyball 2,3; Sofeball 2; Tennis 2; Senior Sales. BARBARA SITZMAN—FNA 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Senior Sales; Senior Planning; Pep Club 4. ALAN SMITHLINE—Baseball 3,4. AUDREY SNIPES—House of Representatives 2,3,4: Tennis 2,3,4; Junior Planning, Senior Planning—Secretary; Secretary of Senior Class. FRED SOKOL—Baseball 2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4: Latin Club 3,4. FRANCES STABILE—Badminton 3: Volleyball 3,4; Secretarial Club 4. Frederick Sokol Barbara Sorger Edward Southard Gail Spinner 77 Lorraine Stengel Janice Stillwagon DANA STAMLER—Football 2,3; Wrestling 2,3; Senior Sales—Vice-President. SONIA STAMLER—Hockey 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Senior Sales. RONALD STEIN—Skull Bones 3,4. CHERYL STEIN METZ—Skull Bones 2,4; Spanish Club 3, IRC 4; Philosophy Club 4. BONNIE STONE—Volleyball 2; Softball 2; Library Club 3,4; House of Representatives 2,4; Badminton 2,3; Junior Planning Senior Sales. GARY STONE—AV Squad 2,3; Skull Bones 2,3, President 4. ROBERT STORYK—Key Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; House of Representatives 4. ANDREW STREIT—Track 3,4; Senior Planning, Senior Sales. PAM STRINDBERG—Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; FNC 4; Senior Sales. PATRICIA SWAYDUCK—Volleyball 2,3; BUCCANEER 4; Kennedy Anthology 4. JoANNE SWEENEY—Latin Club 2; Gymnastics 3; FNC 4; Senior Sales. ANDRE SWIDZINSKI—House of Representatives 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Bowling 2; Junior Planning; Football 4. BARRY TALESNICK—Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Senior Planning; Track 4. PATRICIA TATEM—FNC 2,3,4; Latin Club 2. ROBERT TERMOTTO—Football 2,3,4. BARBARA TERRESON—YTN 2,3; Badminton 2, Ski Club 4. Bonnie Stone Gary Stone Robert Storyk Andrew Strcit Pamela Strindberg Barry Strom Joseph Sullivan Elise Supper Mary Ann Sveda Patricia Swayduck Jo Ann Sweeney Patrick Swezey Andre Swidzinski Barry Talesnick Patricia Tatem Robert Tcrmotto Barbara Terreson Nancy Testa Terry Tvrdik Marie Valenti Ronald Vetere Anthony Tummurello Daniel Turney Solomon Vidoi 80 BARBARA THOMAS—Bowling 2,3,4; Badminton 4; Tennis 4. RUSSELL TONKINSON— Rifle Team 2,3,4. CHRISTINE TRACY—Latin Club 2,3; FNA 3; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Table Tennis 3,4. TERRIE TRAIGER—Ski Club 4; Art Club 4; Senior Sales. MARIAN TROTTA—FT A 3,4; Skull Bones 4; Volleyball 4. ANTHONY T U MM A RELLO—Baseball 2,3; Football 2; AV Squad 3,4. DANIEL TURNEY—Bowling 4. TERRY TVRDIK—Wrestling 2; Ski Club 4. RONALD VET ERE—Football 2,4; Basketball 3; Track 4. SOLOMON VIDOR—AV Squad 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Debate Club 4. LINDA VLATOFE—FTA 2,3; Library Club 3,4; Latin Club 4; Senior Sales. CAROL VOORIS—House of Representatives 2,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. MITCHELL WAND—Debate Club 2,3,4; Radiology Club 2; IRC 3,4; Math Team 3, 4; Philosophy Club 4; Honor Society 4. HARLENE WARNER—FTA 2,3,4; Skull Bones 2,4; Junior Planning; Spanish Club 3; Senior Sales, Yearbook 4. ROBERT WARREN—Track 2; Wrestling 2,3. ROBERT WATERS—Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3; Soccer 4. HOWARD WATT—Wrestling 2,3,4; House of Representatives 3. MARSHA WEBER—FTA 2. Robert Warren Robert Waters Howard Watt Marsha Weber Richard Weidner Sherry Weinstein Barbara Welsh Renee Wendell Theodore Werner Jill Westerveit WAKOFSKE—House of Representatives—2. B. WELSH—FTA—2,3,4—Historian Librarian, Senior Chorus, Junior Planning, gymnastics, Ski Club—4. R. WENDELL—Skull and Bones—2, Volleyball—2,3,4, Tennis—2,4, Basketball—3, Sportsnight—3, Senior Sales, IRC—4, Ski Club—4. WERNER—Wrestling—3,4, Cross Country —4. ]. WESTERVELT—Future Nurses Club 2,3—House Representatives 2, Senior Planning, Senior Sales, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 2,3,4, Prettes 4. . WHITE—none. R. WILDFEUR—Radiology Club—3,4. R. WILLS—Basketball—3,4. D. WILLI AMS—Orchestra—2, Creative Writing—2,3. R. WILLIAMS—none. M. WILSON—Pep Club—3, Radiology Club—3, Senior Sales. ]. WOHL—Baseball—2, Basketball—4. J. WOLFE—Volleyball, Basketball, tennis, Orchestra—1, House of Representatives. F. WOLYNSKI— Baseball—2,3, Basketball—2,3,4. L. WOODSIDE—none. W. WUNDERLICH—Choir—2,3,4—Publicity Chairman, Wrestling—2,3,4, Basketball —2,3,4, Senior Planning, Senior Sales. P. WYNNE—Volleyball—2, House of Representatives—2,3, Junior Planning, Sportsnight, Senior Sales. H. YABLON—Wrestling—2,3, Cross Country—3, Junior Planning Senior Planning, Senior Sales—President. D. YANKOU—none. H. YARES—Debate Club—2,3—Pres. Pro Tempore, 4—Parliamentarian, IRC—3,4, Philosophical Society—4, Forum—4, Orchestra—4. B. ZA BLOCK I—Badminton—2, Volleyball—2,3, Softball—2,3, Sportsnight, Archery—3,4 Senior Sales. D. ZAGARDO—Wrestling—2,3, Choir—2,3,4, Ski Club— 3,4. A. ZAVARRO—Softball—2,3, Bowling—3, Basketball—3. M. ZEIHER—Volleyball—2,3,4, Sportsnight, Senior Sales, Skull and Bones—2. J. ZEMSKY—Volleyball—2,3,4, FNA—2,3, Skull and Bones—2, Sportsnight, FTA—4, Ski Club—4, Senior Sales. Janice White Roger Wildfeuer Raymond Wille Donna Williams Laura Waikofske Ronald Williams 82 Marcia Wilson Jeffrey Wohl Victoria Wolf Carolyn Wolin Howard Yares Barbara Zablocki Donald Zagardo Albert Za Varro Mary Zciher Judith Zemsky Victoria Zuewski Leslie Zwiebel Carl Ross Kevin Rothen Marguerite Sanfilippo Anne Stem George Westerlund Barbara Stigi George Weiler Regents Scholarship Winners FIRST ROW: Devcrcaux, Streit, Stammler, Pavlovich, Morrison, Rubin. SECOND ROW: Sicbcrt, Dolin, Le-vitz, Pann, Brazina, Carroll, Dore. THIRD ROW: Handler, Steinmetz, Fitz, Roberts, Friedman, Lannon, Furman, Allard. FOURTH ROW: Nagle, Johnson, Keston, Katcher, Corelis, Pridans, Vidor, Kritzler, Epstein. STANDING: Holt, Crusius, Levine, Singer, Al-tabef, Nussbaum, Baer, Ogden, Hart, Hammerman, Wand. VIP’S BOYS' GIRLS' STATE REP. NUSSBAUM, CARROL Merit Letter of Commendation Winners FIRST ROW: Epstein, Nagle, Roberts, Morrison, Pavlovich, Hart. SECOND ROW: Rubin, Singer, Streit, Dolin, Fitz, North, Baer. THIRD ROW: Levine, Johnson, Crusius, Corelis, Furman, Altabef, Hammerman. Merit Finalists SEATED: Friedman, Handler, Lcvitz. STANDING: Wand, Lannon, Nussbaum, Devereaux. ABSENT: Laskin. Margie Frem Jonathan Mcnche M 0 s T A T H L E T 1 C M 0 S T A R T 1 S T I C Senior MOST POPULAR Marcia MacLeod Danny Nussbaum BEST LOOKING Pat Pavlovich Tim Balunis W I T T I E S T Karen Hartcnstein Joe Mendozza Audrey Snipes Ricky Altabef Superlatives MOST TALENTED Bonnie Carroll Danny Nussbaum Pat Gerrato Steve Lapidus Audrey Snipes Ray DiMelfi MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Hartenstein Joe Mendozza 87 Pat Gerrato Danny Nussbaum No, you can’t have my sled. Between kicks. 88 Mepham riding high again. Senior goodwill in Bellmore. PAGAZIME SALES... tm � • «si « ■ ytlS, 2°0 t 15,000 Events of a Kaleidoscopic Tear k iJ l� i. 0 H O f U) OD H % FIRST ROW: Barrett, Berman, Balles, Berkowitz, Bendex, Ben-zcnbcrg. SECOND ROW: Ansman, Baitz, Barr, Barone, Ashworth, Bernacke. THIRD ROW: Alshin, Bartczak, Beigel, Barnett, Ainbinder, Altman. TOP ROW: Bauer, Basile, Armson, Bcller, Alonge, Barocas. FIRST ROW: Brandt, Better, Bongiomo, Blum, Borgess, Blitz. SECOND ROW: Boxer, Bothner, Bezack, Boyd, Bernstein, Brescia, Bos. THIRD ROW: Brookshire, Blum, Brooks, Bernstein, Blucher, Boyce. TOP ROW: Brown, Bessel, Bernstein, Bohm, Boyce. FIRST ROW: Carpenter, Campbell, Campagna, Brown, Cap-padora. SECOND ROW: Cahill, Caufiero, Campbell, Bonsignor, Bruckner, Bullock, Burtsell. THIRD ROW: Cami, Bucksbam, Caplin, Burholt, Carter, Brunctti. TOP ROW: Cama, Capazzi Buggenhagen, Brucia, Brummer, Brunner. FIRST ROW: McAuliffe, Cartier, Coleman Cohan, Clifford, Cohen, Cordes, Solongionc. SECOND ROW: Cohen, Costelloe, Connelly, Chimenz, Circharo, McAuliffe, Coren, Ciehon. THIRD ROW: Cates, Roulette, Connors, Carter, Chipkin, Corey, Coleman. TOP ROW: Sachs, Fenamore, Corwin, Clarin, Cohen, Clark, Castiglia, Cassorla. FIRST ROW: DeMarco, Dawson, D’Auria, D’Angelo, Desynski, Daley, DeGeorgio. SECOND ROW: Dobhie, Dolan, Dillmon, Do-lezal, Desmond, Croker, DelPino. THIRD ROW: Dameron, De-Lucic, Dalcn, Diomond, Cruz, DcLuca. TOP ROW: Distefano, Dameron, DelGrandio, DeMeo, Dick, Cunard. FIRST ROW: Fein, Fellows, Fencl. Eulo, Dovica, Feldstein, Erwin. SECOND ROW: Dvorak, Ficbcrt, Doyle, Finstewald, Fohl-busch, Fagan, Duesman, Feldman. THIRD ROW: Esformes, Fannin, Eisenberg, Eisenhart, Falbo, Feil, Fischer. TOP ROW: Er-hardt, Flaherty, Dunne, Eycrman, Eberhard, Falkowitz, Fields. Fisher. c tq!;oo ;ott:Koo ) FIRST ROW: Gratt, Goldin, Gleason, Gordon, Grant, Graber, Gold. SECOND ROW: Greco, Grabel, Goldberg, Grable, Gibbons, Gleit, Gibbons, Giles. THIRD ROW: Greene, Good, Gilman, Glubo, Grandwilliams, Gray, Gansz, Giametta. TOP ROW: Gordon, Greenberg, Greene, Goldncr, Katz, Grcensidc, Greenberg, Goldsmith, Gould. FIRST ROW: Hayes, Greenspan, Hcmcnway, Helfinstcin, Griffin, Harger. SECOND ROW: Hahn, Hall, Herman, Hansen, Hansen, Harrison, Greeninger. THIRD ROW: Grossman, Haray, Hansen, Haiken, Gurian, Geirlides, Hart. TOP ROW: Heitncr, Haray, Hcllcnschmidt, Hazan, Haykcn, Hauck, Hcnrich, Gresio. 219 216 s o p H 0 M 0 R E S FIRST ROW: Georcio, Galleta, Gallagher, Gabrielson, Gentile, Frankcl, Frcilich, George. SECOND ROW: Galletta, Gengler, Garofola, Gelernter, Flegcnhcimer, Friedman, Gannon. THIRD ROW: Garber, Galati, Gersoff, Frumkin, Friedman, Francis, Fleckcnstein, George, Fleishman. TOP ROW: Galterio, Fudin, Friedman, Franco, Friedman, George, Friedman, Gelt. FIRST ROW: Hochfelder, Johanson, Jones, Henry, Henry, Jac-card. SECOND ROW: Hoffman, Hughes, Hoffman, Herdje, Joyce, Imbcr, Hiscox. THIRD ROW: Jeglinski, Jacobs, Kalish, Jones, Horowitz, Hcrzbrun. TOP ROW: Hoffman, Hoclzcr, Johnson, Holmes, Joye. 214 FIRST ROW: Klcinman, Katz, Knapp, Kclland, Kopp, Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Kerrigan, Krakaur, Kozody, Kratch- man, Kcdzierski, Keane. THIRD ROW: Kerpel, Kligerman, Komarow, Katz, Kerr, Katz, Kondoleon, Kaye. TOP ROW: Katzenstein, Klein, Kavanaugh, Kaplan, Klein, Kaplan, Keller-man. R E S FIRST ROW: Lazarow, Lykum, Levitt, Lcddy, Krohn, Lerman, Krisher. SECOND ROW: Lasky, Landress, Kanaris, Kuhn, Ku-nitz, Levy, Lewitt, Lepore. THIRD ROW: Lands, Lawrence, Krauss, Krinsky, Licata, Levine, Lasky. FOURTH ROW: Laws, Laffcrty, Kurta, Krebs, Lato, LaCugnaya. TOP ROW: Larson, Levy, Lasky, Lapidus, Landau, Larson, Levine. FIRST ROW: Munkenbeck, Monks, Milyko, Morway, Nowak, Mollcr, Nager. SECOND ROW: Monteleone, Marreale, Nickel, Novak, Nemeroff, Natarus, Mink. THIRD ROW: North, Nar-della, Nussbaum, Nemtzow, Napolillo, Murphy, Mirenda. TOP ROW: Minner, Mittlemark, Nickel, Neichin, Mucci, Marales. 5 o p 119 FIRST ROW: Ogden, Oleck, Pcltz, Piegari, Piecora, Perazzo, Pcttcrscn. SECOND ROW: Pittclli, Parker, Plass, Pagano, O’Connell, O’Brien, Ossenfort. THIRD ROW: Pagnotta, O'Sullivan, Pivcn, Phillips, Perricore, Parenti, Oshan. TOP ROW: Peyser, O'Neill, Pittelli, Paz, Paz, Pappo. R E S co O a, H! O O til co FIRST ROW: Long, Mannino, Marshall, Mackin. Nelson, Maher, Lubnicwski. SECOND ROW: Loney, Ludlow, London, Mar-quaidt, Mangan, Malone, Manaskic, Marcazzolo. THIRD ROW: Lipsky, Link, Licausi, Lyden, Lieberburg, Loop, Louisso. FOURTH ROW: Manniello, Mandel, Lupis, Lipka, Lishncr, Livingston, Lewis. TOP ROW: Loscc, Manuel, Lunden, Man-zone, Marbois, Long, Licata, Mard. FIRST ROW: Mayer, McCauley, Meyer, Milsom, Mascola, Mi-lone. SECOND ROW: Menninger, Merholtz, Mendes, Mc- Donough, Michaelson, Milligan. THIRD ROW: Miller, Marks, McSwecney, McManus. Miller, Miller. TOP ROW: McCaffery, Matuza, Martinoff, McCane, McDinold, McCance, Miller. 101 FIRST ROW: Scutellaro, Shclts. Shpcr, Schragcl, Seibert, Schulman, Schichalew. SECOND ROW: Shapiro, Shimmel, Schwartz, Segal, Sabia, Schupak, Scozzari. THIRD ROW: Scder-baum, Shapiro, Scibold, Sclzner, Scars, Shaw, Schwaidelson. TOP ROW: Schwartz, Schwartz, Sciubba, Seiler, Schneider, Schmitt, Schuler, Schill. FIRST ROW: Rivara, Renton, Rappaport, Powell, Powell, Pol-lina, Richman. SECOND ROW: Rienzo, Pysz, Post, Prastaro, Pollock, Powers, Reed Rice. THIRD ROW: Poulson, Riemann, Reed, Quigley, Reed, Rice, Proce. TOP ROW: Rapp, Pollack, Reich, Rehm, Pratt, Rabin, Robinson. s o p H 0 M 0 R E S wee WCA FIRST ROW: Millncr, Miroff, Zicrer, Lazarow, VVirth Williams. SECOND ROW: Crane, Gregary, Yovina, Anzalone, Zottcr, Zulkowski, Zeigman. THIRD ROW: Wess, Westerlund, Wolf-man, Westfall, Dridge, Westerlund, Zaun. TOP ROW: Wilson, Wuchcr, Zakarin, Williams, Winston, Wicks, Worzcl. FIRST ROW: Sabia, Rosenfeld, Rosati, Scheffel, Russo, Ruben-stein, Satchell. SECOND ROW: Sweeting, Scher, Salatas, Salatas, Roche, Scanlon, Rosen. THIRD ROW: Scelfo, Rugg, Rosenberg, Scher, Rothenhauser, Rydberg, Rothberg, Scarselli. TOP ROW: Sam-ler, Savino, Rooks, Russo, Schaeffer, Scherer. WCE WCD FIRST ROW: Testa, Townsend, Tax, Tietz, Suss man, Tropeano, Taft. SECOND ROW: Tuchman, Terry, Tormey, Trayer, Unger, Vacchio, Unger, Theesfeld. THIRD ROW: Swidzinski. Skwersky, Tuccillo, Trialo, Ury, Taxcl, Thomas. TOP ROW: Taglicnte, Thomas, Treshan, Thiess, Turner, Terry, Tagliente. FIRST ROW: Staller, Stankovics, Sonabend, Steckes, Steinman, Snipes, Spiegel. SECOND ROW: Smith, Stock, Stoner, Silagy, Stern, Stem, Spaulder. THIRD ROW: Simon, Stacey, Stein, Siegel, Simons, Slutsky, Surter. TOP ROW: Stein, Silbert, Stor-johann, Stache, Sprague, Sowlcy, Stage. 1st ROW: Weiner, Weingart, Weiss, Weber, Valis, Wagner. 2nd ROW: Puma, Waiso, Vero, Weiss, Wcisburg, Werner, Wenisch. 3rd ROW: Vincigucrra, Walter, Wcibman, Wcchsler, Werner, True. 4th ROW: Walter, Wagner, Weissman, Vogel, Wallmuller, Vehlies, Waton. 1st ROW: Lipficld, Tax, Hanscom, Ladcroute, Fildcrman, Kan-ner. 2nd ROW: Hass, Nelling, Delaney, Seadcr, Gurian, Barra, Rose, Weinstock. 3rd ROW: Walker, Ficco, Goodman, Cunard, Bcrgmann, Blare, Bianchi. 4th ROW: Vrooman, Young, Younk-ins, Vallone, Bell, Berger. FIRST ROW: Dale, Chapman, Castano, Cayne, Costello, Combes, Dinkelhof. SECOND ROW: Coleman, Creighton, Dawson, Crane, Cotter, Ciavolella, Cohn, Clarfcld. THIRD ROW: De Lucia, Costello, De Gaetano, Dc La Bastide, D’Elia, Cuomo, Danisi, Dc Forrest. FOURTH ROW: Hopkins, Claisse, Collura, Davi, Davis, Castellano. FIFTH ROW: Castracanc, De Jong, Cennamo, Cur-ro, Del Pi no. FIRST ROW: DeSimone, DiFaggio, Rich, Donder, Donovan, Doyle, DiLeito. SECOND ROW: Dunbar, Desposito, Drabeck, Duyorra, Dc Eiso, Ellison, Edcbohl. THIRD ROW: Denton, Exline, Desmond, Capazzi, Descantis, Dlabola. FOURTH ROW: De Riso, Donshik, Eichcnberger, Esposito, Dinoff, Dunn. 327 325 FIRST ROW: Bennett, Beaver, Bartner, Abdo, Altman, Azznara, Beyer. SECOND ROW: Banner, Anderson, Bartzak, Bayer, Beg-bie, Berman, Antonius, Bandera. THIRD ROW: Biddlccomb, Belardi, Adams, Bailey, Baer, Atwell, Abrahmson, Bernardo. TOP ROW: Berger, Bergman, Alonge, Azukas, Abernethy, Bailey, Beige, Anderson. R S FIRST ROW: Buffa, Campanelli, Carpenter, Boshell, Bulawski, Boe, Brayshaw. SECOND ROW: Buczak, Bremecker, Block. Boxer, Campbell, Cantilli, Carter, Brown. THIRD ROW: Boshell, Brower, Cardinale, Gamier, Campione, Capitano, Caridi. TOP ROW: Buckley, Block, Bondell, Brooks, Caccavo, Cassese, Bingham, Cafiero. FIRST ROW: Hustedt, June, Kehoe, Hojnacki, Jeronimo, Hoffmann, Hoffmann. SECOND ROW: Hinkson, Kearon, Kaplan, Jackson, Humphreys, Jaeger, Kaplan, Hood. THIRD ROW: Horowitz, Kaminshine, Kaplan. Jantz, Kash, Jordan, Hopper, Kandybowicz, Jensen. TOP ROW: Jankes, Hirsch, Irving, Jordan, Kagan, Jones, Hunter, Tomasula, Hopper, Hope. 310 FIRST ROW: Gordon, Grulcr, Gordon, Grossman, Harrison, Hennesey. SECOND ROW: Goss, Haring, Grosso, Griffin, Her-sen, Heitzner, Honsen. THIRD ROW: Gren, Gruskin, Hallahon, Hampton, Hoger, Hecdicker. Hcwctt. TOP ROW: Krivaesy, Henson, Hellmeis, Grebinor, Gregory, Hessler. 324 Co O Co o 329 FIRST ROW: Fcnimore, Falk, Flamm, Fischctti, Fattibcnc, Extract, Feldman. SECOND ROW: Facompre, Francis, Flanagan, Fetzer, Ferrant, Fox, Foreman. THIRD ROW: Franzino, Forrest, Fannin, Flanagan, Falter, Feldman. FOURTH ROW: Ferraro, Faltermaycr, Fischer, Fishbein, Fischer. 328 FIRST ROW: Goloshin, Goldberg, Freedman, Goldreyer, Fuchs, Goldman, Goldstein. SECOND ROW: Gleason, Gallagher, Feus-scl, Gilmour, Giordano, Gilchrist, Gannon. THIRD ROW: Freeman, Fuentes, Cooler, Glazier, Classman, Gill, Gcist. FOURTH ROW: Friedman, Weis, Gallo, Frassetti, Golub, Fuller, Levy. a FIRST ROW: Sabia, Rooney, Schenker, Rosen, Scandura, Scheinhorn. SECOND ROW: Sabshon, Schlueter, Scheffler, Schutert, Robinson, Schop, Scaduto. THIRD ROW: Rust, Schiller, Rogin, Rooney, Schmitt, Sarowitz. TOP ROW: Scheaffel, Ross, Scarola, Schultz, Ruggi, Robinson, Sandtorv, Russen. FIRST ROW: Scssa, Shaldone, Stagg, Scrabo, Sec, Slavski, Ska-locky. SECOND ROW: Schwartz, Smith, Sicck, Smith, Spirio, Stack, Slade. THIRD ROW: Sempson, Soskin, Seidman, Simms, Slodysko, Smith. TOP ROW: Slade, Schwalb, Shankman, Smith, Smith, Skrctch, Singer, Smith. 236 234 FIRST ROW: Lusky. Marchcse, Liebowitz, Linardos, Mark, Lu-bolin, Livoti. SECOND ROW: Levine, Marengo, Mancini, Ma-rois, Loffredo, Long, Mass, Marcazzolo. THIRD ROW: Lullo, Mark, Lindell, Lucas, Liston, Lutz, Loschen, Maglina. TOP ROW: Ludwig, Madison, Manna, Mannina, Link, Mandel, Lott, Martin, Manno. FIRST ROW: McDonough, Mascola, McCann, Migitz, Mol, Mitchell. SECOND ROW: McKenna, McEnerney, Mocha, Michel, Miller, Mormon, Miercau. THIRD ROW: Migden, Morgan, Minai, Morris, Medieros, Matthews, McAvoy. TOP ROW: McDermott, Miller, Mistretta, McLaggan, McCann, Moskowitz. FIRST ROW: Fenamore, Klein, Knott, Turner, Retina, Blume, Weiss, Marklin, Riemann. SECOND ROW: Fox, Pava, Cold-stein, Godfrey, Galan, Korman, Leon, Kresky, Fullgrave, Fish. THIRD ROW: Lehman, Marblcstonc, Hammerman, Endelman, Barnard, McHale, Nanos, Artsis, Stoll, Sinram. FOURTH ROW: Halle, Grossman, Harris, Tzall, Reiss, Hagin, Dolson, Hines, Kraft, Hutchinson, Schulman. FIFTH ROW: Heptig, Dc Cicco, Wallace, White, Beckman, Fischer, Frumkin, Roth, Field, Zwcll-ing, Eisen. 120J I FIRST ROW: Lcnncy, Kornhabcr, Kok, Krinner, Landau, Ko-sclm, Kuttin. SECOND ROW: Kendrick, Kiesling, Narbry, La Place, Kupcunas, Koster, Laws. THIRD ROW: Kurtz, Langon, Kizis, King. Kcnrick, Kotler. FOURTH ROW: Kreincr, Koel-ber, Krauss, Kelly, Lamug, Levine, La Rose. R S 230 FIRST ROW: Williams, Wellen, Waswo, Walter, Wasson, Za-blocki, SECOND ROW: Walsh, Weiner, Werner, Wirth, S., Wet-termark, Wade, THIRD ROW: Wirth, R., Weddle, Wicker, Weiss, J., Vogelsang, Weiss, E., Weniger TOP ROW: Zweben, Zoback, Voege, Zachman, N., Waters, Wilner, Witlen, West. FIRST ROW: Vaccvelli, Stavish, Sundheimer, Stewart, Tricar-rico, Stiles, Tenney, SECOND ROW: Stebe, Valentine, Stepka, Summo, Vizzi, Thomas, Vanderlofske THIRD ROW: Villani, Vitale, Tubridy, Tcntas, Valentine, Ullman, Tagcr, Tobias TOP ROW: Steiger, Stagonelli, Stein, Toto, Roland, Viccoli, Twomley. FIRST ROW: Nelson, Nelson, O’Sullivan, Newton, Munday, Moyer SECOND ROW: Olivia, Myers, Paterno, Olsen, Ossen-fort, Normandin THIRD ROW: Paraninfo, Nicli, Nealy, Mun-no, Newman, Orlando, Mandarino TOP ROW: Noon, Ortado, Novelli, Ochs, Muscaro, Nappi, Nemiroff. FIRST ROW: Pflaumer, Pollock, Renton, Pollack, Quarm, Powell, Reiss SECOND ROW: Proee, Petraglia, Piner, Reilly, Schubert, Rizzo. Pettersen, Regina THIRD ROW: Realmuto, Price, Perillo, Penzes, Peshkin, Reilly, Reader, Piconc TOP ROW: Rieinan, Regina, Regan, Poerio, Ragusa, Poppc, Randazzo, Plostock. R S 239 127 FIRST ROW: Kuicher, Marks, Corey, Cingliano, Ciccotto SECOND ROW: Schneider, Klenk, Buff, Balahanis THIRD ROW: Ncsficld, DeVito, Battaglia, Caspcrson, Perullo. 117 House of Representatives Under the direction of its speaker, Les Corwin, and advisor, Mr. Kramer, the House of Representatives exists as the link between the student body and the administration at Mepham High School. Its one hundred fifty-three members are divided into different committees. They are: the school affairs committee; the general welfare committee; and a committee which organizes the student of the w'eek display. The committees have sponsored various activities including: the sophomore dance; adopting a family for Christmas; and providing a warm atmosphere for our exchange students. Outstanding assemblies sponsored by the House were the sophomore orientation assembly held at the beginning Lcs Corwin, speaker of the House of the year, and the assembly which took place during National Education Week. The guest speaker at the assembly was Dean Bratton of Adelphi Col-lege. Aside from these activities, bills which voice the opinions of the majority of the students are passed. This year a bill enabling juniors to purchase their senior rings in their junor year was passed. The other officers of the club are: Bonnie Carroll, secretary; Kenny Baer, parliamentarian; and Barbara Levitz, attendance officer. Without the House of Representatives, the many activities successfully sponsored for the benefit of the student body, could not have been possible. Bonnie Carroll, Kenny Baer, Barbara Leurtz t V FIRST ROW: Williams, Fleg, Ladcroute, Ilochfeldcr, Marghard, Rienzo, Feld, Weiss, Weingart, Myer, Butcll, Cohen, Clifford, Mendcs, Unger. SECOND ROW: Schwartz, Cama, Fischer, Blum, Paz, Borraos, Savino, Pi-ven, Goldner, Gurian, Schwartz, Freidman, Boxer. THIRD ROW: Glassman, Peshkin, Eisen, Doyle, Gleason, Proce, Franzino, Kaplan, Thomas, Altman, Hodjinciki, Grossman, Cotter, Buffa, Bussack, Mass, Creighton, Tricar- ico, Kosel, Kaplan, Kcllank. Hazen, Simon. Lapidus, Tax, Tax, Dobbie, Henry, Grabel. FOURTH ROW: Harring, Albert, MacLeod, Fisher, Donder, Lamb, DeKleva, Ossin-fort, Casey, Mirabclli, Wolfe, Marks, Pinro, Chimento, Scptoff, Dussich, Swiddinski, Amclingmicr. Glasscr, Berk, Tracey, Jenny, Julian, Gerrato, Hutzler, Falco, Hutchinson, Reiter, Jonas, Lannon. FIRST ROW: Chimento, Fitz, Harris, Gambale, Alberts bcrto, Russo, Altabcf, Pavlovich, Reiter. FOURTH ROW: SECOND ROW: Marks, Eiseman, Carroll, Homung, Devereaux, Rubin, Nussbaum, Lapidus, Wand. Cole, Maclcod. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Crusius, Fili- Honor Society Membership into the Mepham chapter of the National Honor Society is considered the highest honor that can be conferred on a Mepham student. One can be admitted on any one of three occasions: at the end of the junior year, in the middle of the senior year, and at the end of the senior year. Any student with at least an 85 average is eligible for membership. Applicants are chosen by an executive board of the faculty, and on the recommendation of the faculty and present members. Those outstanding in character, scholarship, leadership, and service are inducted at the solemn and impressive ceremonies held in December and May. Officers for Honor Society were voted upon on only one occasion, a change from last year when two elections were held. Elected to positions were: Patricia Pavlovich as president, Timothy Balunis as vice president, Marjorie Albert as secretary, and John Johnson as treasurer. Under the guidance of Mrs. Urgese, members of the Honor Society have worked hard to achieve the ideals the organization embodies. 119 Pat Pavlovich, President FIRST ROW: Lipfield, Newton, Tax, Mancini, Klein, Marklin, Laderoute, Seibert, Kaplan SECOND ROW: Fribcrg, Mendelsohn, Fenamore, Fox, Kopp, Krcsky, Pinto, Snipes, Valenti THIRD ROW: Kehoe, Rcimann, Weiss, Settaducati, Fagan, Galan, Blume, Nazaruk, Pittman, Delaney FOURTH ROW: Fullgrabe, Kuncth, Goettel, Ambrccht, Busche, Matacotta, Kanner, Dove, Hosey, Knott, Dameron. A Cappella Choir One of the finest and oldest organizations of Mepham’s many institutions is the A Cappella Choir. Throughout the years the choir has maintained its high standards and therefore has become renowned as an excellent singing group. Under the direction of Mr. H. Walton Ald-erfer the A Cappella Choir has succeeded in becoming one of the best choral groups in the state. MR. ALDERFER, ADVISOR 120 FIRST ROW: Galati, Eisen, Nanos, Field, Lasky, Nanos, Zagardos, Wunderlich SECOND ROW: Mard, Zwel-ling, Bergman, Grossman, Levine, Becklcy, Young THIRD ROW: Reis, Sinram, Fischer, Johnson, Mc- Hale, Hines, Artsis, Dolson FOURTH ROW: Rehm, Klimkowski, Marbois, Tzall, Nagle, Hagin, Kline, Frumpkin, Adams. This year the A Cappclla Choir has performed at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts as well as other school functions such as the Honor Society Inductions. They not only performed at many of Mepham’s activities but also sung for other organizations. The choir’s outstanding reputation has made it one of Mepham’s most highly esteemed organizations. 121 Hosey, Johnson, Hutchinson, Nagle, Wunderlich, Dove. FIRST ROW: Krenis, Ratiner, Marblestone, Vroo-man. Turner. Fisher, Schwartz, Kritzler, Pinsdorf, Barngard, Lamb, Chimento, Korman, Godfrey, Frankenstein, Milbom, Nausbaum. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schoales, Shulman, Wenigcr, Craword, Barra, Friedman, Leon, Lehman, Laskin, Roth, Hcimbcrg, Vallone, Levine, Streit, Hutchinson, Mr. Goldberg. THIRD ROW: Wenisch, Walker, Filderman, Hanscom, Haas, Nelling, Pava, West, Pann, Weinstock, Heptig, Cadro, Fisher, Minutcllo, Simon, Carpenter. FOURTH ROW: Seltzer, Goodman, Bell, Hammerman, Ridans, Seadcr, Endelman, DeCicco, Ficco, Kraft. FIFTH ROW: Menche, Heines, Streit, Nealy, Younkins, Blake, Halle, Devereaux. SIXTH ROW: Brazina, Stool, Stein, Tales-nick, Nriskic. Band Fisher, Deveraux, Hutchinson, Frankenstein The Mepham Senior band, under the direction of Mr. Schoales, entertains at many of our school functions. One of their spectacular achievements was the formation of a big M for Mepham at the Calhoun-Mepham football game. Aside from the half time entertainment, the band did a splendid job of cheering the team on. The Senior Band consists of eighty-one members with Howard Fisher as band captain, Bob Devereaux as band manager, and Gail Frankenstein as secretary. Competition for membership is stiff, but the end results are well worth it. This was evident in the successful performance given at the winter concert on January 23. A trip to Maynard, Massachusetts took place in March. Here our band members performed in a high school concert. As part of the exchange program the band from the high school in Maynard performed here in May. 122 FIRST ROW: Priorc, Falkowitz, Scher, Yares. SECOND ROW: Tcntas, Cahill, Eycrman, Envin. THIRD ROW: Gruskin, Jacobs, Reiss. TOP ROW: Oliva, Fitz, Kaye, Lowerre. Mepham String Ensemble Under the excellent direction of Mr. Goldberg, the fifteen members of the Mepham String Ensemble make up a vital part of the larger, well known District Orchestra. They have performed at many concerts including the winter concert in January at Mepham. The ensemble is made up of violins, violas, and a single bass. The violinists from this group combined with some of the band members were chosen to accompany the Bye Bye Birdie stars during the spring play in March. The ensemble is hoping for a new addition, a violincel-lo, by next year which should add a final touch to the group. One of the best known musical groups in Mepham is the ever-popular Jolly Rogers. Under the expert direction of Mr. Herbert Shoales and Band Captain Howard Fisher, the all Mepham group admits only outstanding members of the band. The repetoire of the Jolly Rogers includes both stamdard selections and jazz. In addition to performing at dances and school functions, the Jolly Rogers is the main feature at the annual Pop Concert. The group participated in a program with the succcssfid exchange of musical programs with the high school in Maynard, Massachusetts. The Jolly Rogers has continued to serve as a source of enjoyment and pride for the students at Mepham. Jolly Rogers FIRST ROW: Halle, Blake, Lehman, Fisher, Heptig, Pann. SECOND ROW: Nealy, Di-Melfi, Hutchinson, Ficco, Endelman. THIRD ROW: Stone, Stein, Pensdorf, Talesnick. FIRST ROW: Spirio, Boe, Grccngcrg, Earle, Esformes, Usinski, De Riso, Marks, Buczak, Freedman, Levine. SECOND ROW: Schmitt, Sweeney, Silverman, DeAngelis, Romeo, Bingham, Lieberberg, Weibman. Myers, Bartch, Kunzer. THIRD ROW: Linardos, Buttacavoli, Haring, Waters, Komarow, Davi, Hofman, Fisher, Graber, Beaver. FOURTH ROW: Brennan, Hersen, Gilmour, Kagan, Scott, Claisse, Boyce, Castellano. Ford, Mirabelli, Strindberg. Senior Chorus 0 , Sophomore THE Senior Chorus, under the capable direction of Mr. H. Walton Alderfer, is composed of fourty-three students. They, like the other choruses, strive for voice perfection and appreciation of music. The Senior Chorus has performed at various school functions, such as the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and has demonstrated its ability to sing all types of music. Through the years the Senior Chorus has become one of the many organizations which Mepham can be proud of. FIRST ROW: Post, Spcigcl, Reed, George, Hoffman, Surfer, Taglicnte, Kavanaugh, Grossman. Marks, Greene, Frankel, Tax, Sederbaum, Unger SECOND ROW: Weingart, Mascola, Croker, Rabinowitz, Lands, Capazzi, Pcriconc, Weibman, Jones, Slutsky, Freilich, Grabel, Schragel, Henry, Imber. THIRD ROW: Bruckner, Campbell, The Sophomore Chorus, under the able direction of Mr. H. Walton Alderfer, consists of sixty-eight boys and girls. With Paul Miller as president and James Kapazzi as manager, the chorus has proven itself an important activity in Mepham. The chorus has appeared by itself and with the other two choruses in var- FIRST ROW: Extract, Stiles, Castano, Merganthaler, Rahinowitz, Friedman, Smith. SECOND ROW: Campbell, Kearon, Silverstrom, Dobbie, Henessey, Hart, Dlabola, Christman, Antonius. THIRD ROW: Noerr, Finster- wald, Kandybowicz, Hood, Powell, Feldman. Hahn, Sei bert, Weiner. FOURTH ROW: Cantilli, Hinkson, Sund heimer, Munday, Dolesal, Marbois, Piner, Williams, Os-senfort, Donder. Chorus Girls7 Chorus The Girls’ Chorus, under the direction of Mr. H. Walton Alderfer, is composed of forty-five members. The chorus strives toward the better appreciation of various kinds of music and a higher quality of voice development. The music is arranged especially for the girls, and therefore the tone differs from that of mixed chorus. With the aid of Linda Smith, president; Diane Donder, manager; and the many other officers, the Girls’ Chorus has become an excellent singing group. North, Russo, Milsom, Cassorla, Kalish, Gordon, Licberbcrg, Bluchcr, Komarow, Weber, Gilman, Coleman, Ogden, Snipes. FOURTH ROW: Goode, Nager, Stankouikis, Stern, Spanlder, Rei-mann, Zakarin, Miller, Katz, Schneider, Segal, Munkcnbeck, Smith, Walsh. ious assembly programs: the Christmas Concert; the Spring Arts Festival; and a new innovation for Mepham, The Musicale Promenade. The goal of the chorus is to improve the development of the voice and to increase the appreciation of all types of music. David Eller—Managing editor The main function of the Buccaneer is to inform the student body of the various activities taking place in Mepham. The success of the Buccaneer could not have been attained without the efforts and co-operation of the editors, staff, and advisor, Mr. Kellner. The editors of the newspaper are: Ricky Altabef, Editor-in-Chief; Nancy Greenberg, News Editor; Ellen Fisher, Assistant News Editor; Michal Bourne, Feature Editor; Les Corwin and Barbara Forrester, Sports Editors; David Eller, Managing Editor; Stewart Brazina, Photographer. Outstanding and worthwhile editorials are the comer stone of the editorial page. Each publication is enriched by the advice and viewpoints of Ricky Altabef. This year’s Buccaneer has combined the ingredients which go into the making of a successful publication to provide an extremely entertaining and informative newspaper. Les Corwin, Barbara Forrester, Sports Editors Stuart Brazina—Photographer 126 Nancy Greenberg, Ellen Fisher, News Editors Mark Plostock—Headline Editor Teri Garnet—Exchange Editor Michal Bourne—Feature Editor 127 Treasure Chest W.C. Mepham High School Bellmore, New York Assistant-Editor-in-Chief. . . Andy Morgan Assistants to the Editors . . . Ellen Fisher, Gail Frankenstein Layout Editors . . . Ronni Orenstein, Jeff Simon Managing Editor . . . Murray Kalish Literary Editor . . . Barbara Levitz Typing Editors . . . Nancy Greenberg, Eileen Lampe Business Editor . . . Nancy Salston Art Editor . . . Karen Doniger Photo Editor . . . Penny Blinder Photographer . . . Stewart Brazina Assistant Editors . . . Sarah Lawrence, Alan Mazer, Karen Campbell, Mel Pann Staff . . . Bill Endelman, Shelly Konnan, Estelle Kratchman, Richard Hampton, Bonnie Fox. Stuart Rubin, Roland S. Malka: Co-Editors 12S Andy Morgan Mr. George Nidcr Ronni Drenstein, Barbara Levitz Karen Donigcr, Penny Blinder, Stewart Brazina Nancy Greenberg, Nancy Salston Ellen Fisher, Murray Kalish, Gail Frankenstein 1st ROW: Corelis, Brczina, Eller, Rubin, Nagle, Pridans, Fucntes, Lehman, Reis, Schultz, Plostock, Schimmel, Gorycki, Hutzler. 2nd ROW: Werner, Hammerman, Ei- Tobias, Endelman. sen, Ullman, Simms, Clarin, Baer, Beck, Balunis. TOP: Interact Edmund Berridge Advisor Until October of 1963, Mephamites were unfamiliar with the term “Interact.” However, everyone at Me-pham soon learned about the club by sharing in the benefits of the efforts of this service organization, which is sponsored by Rotary International. The purpose of Interact, or more properly, the International Youth Action Committee, is to serve Mepham and the community by furthering the ideals of brotherhood and harmony. As one of its activities, Interact conducted a mock presidential election. The members have served at school functions such as dances and athletic events and have done a creditable job in the many community projects and charity works they have attempted. One of the club’s most ambitious projects was the creation of a tutorial program to aid underprivileged children. Only through a core of hard working members and leaders has this been made possible. This is why Interact maintains a high standard which applicants must meet in order to be eligible for membership. Under the leadership of John Nagle, Stuart Rubin, Ricky Altabef, and John Pridans, Interact had a most successful year. The Mepham High School Key Club, now in its thirteenth year of existence, has remained a valuable organization both in the school and in the community. This year the Key Club received the coveted “Parent’s Magazine” award for the fourth time. To add to its many Honors the Key Club has also won the New York State District Achievement Award. Under the guidance of Mr. John C. Coby, Robert Storyk, president; Bruce Jonas, vice-president; John Johnson, secretary; and Stan Jacobson, treasurer; members of Key Club have undertaken many worthwhile projects. Among these projects have been fund raising drives, publishing the Senior and Sophomore guides, adoption of a child from Columbia, and hosting the annual Christmas party at the United Cerebral Palsy Center in Roosevelt. The club has been honored by sending representative, James Fischer, to the District Convention and the International Key Club Convention, held in Dallas, Texas. The Key Club has been, and will continue to be, an asset to Mepham High School and the entire community. Mr. John Coby Advisor Key Club FIRST ROW: Storyk; Jacobson, Jonas, Johnson. SEC- Rabin, Newman, Reiter, Levine, Levine, Rabin, Nuss-OND ROW.• Posner, Gersoff, Lapidus, Peshkin, Neally, baum, Block, Goldner, Hagin, Schualb, Fischbein. Lapidus, Nicli. THIRD ROW: Weniger, Savino, Fischer, FIRST ROW: Edelman, Altabef, Eller, Levitz, Forester. SECOND ROW: Lawrence, Werner, Doniger, Silverman. THIRD ROW: Salston, Berger, Harrison, Frankenstein, Kcstin, Levine, Kornhaber, Freedman, Grossman, Eisen, Stcinmctz, Widen, Hartenstein, Blinder, Weiner, Hammerman. FOURTH ROW: Wendell, Nussbaum, Weiss. Horowitz, Buffa. Ullman, Miller, Krcsky, Schwalb, Tzall, Hagin, Corwin, Hart, Rubin. International Relations Club Mrs. Hudson Advisor The International Relations Club is an organization which attempts to develop the growth of international understanding. It serves as a forum for the airing of the opinions of foreign affairs of Mepham students. Led by co-ordinator Barbara Levitz and co-chainnan Ricky Altabef and David Eller, this years I.R.C. presented lectures, debates, films and discussions on topics of both national and international interest. Several outstanding programs of the year included informal talks by Annie Stern and a United Nations representative. The group also sponsored a group meeting with the Calhoun I.R.C. gave a tea and discussion period for the five American Field Service foreign students who visited Mepham in February. These special programs, combined with frequent stimulating group discussions, made this year one of the most successful that the Mepham I.R.C. has ever seen. The interest and advice of the group’s advisor, Mrs. Theresa Hudson, was an important factor in the success of the I.R.C. 132 FIRST ROW: Hafner, Sveda, Cristman, Jordan, Hutchinson, Stone. SECOND ROW: Balunis, Johnson, Goetel, Nealy. Lehman. Halle. THIRD ROW: Alongc, Barocas, Langen, Frankenstein. Pann, Endel-man, Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Jacobson, Martin, Grebinar, Nemeroff, Fisher, Malka. Roth, Pillar, Pavlovich. FIFTH ROW: DeCicco, Crusius, Harris, Corwin. Godjewski, Hartz, Stone, Heinsohn, Sandler, Na-nos, Risen SIXTH ROW: Rubin, Kendrick, Kizis, At- well. Hoffman. Fischetti, Stamler. Forester. Orenstein, Skretch. Probian. Pinto. SEVENTH ROW: Edelman, Kestin, Goldfinger, Salston, Pava. Russo, Fitz. Berger, Levitz, Hanson, Chimento, Homung, Dove, Hutzler, Feldman, Simms, Mathews, Minetello. EIGHTH ROW: Henry, Breslow, Yarcs, Wand. Falco, Rich, Fischer, Storyk, Jonas, Dore, Long, Nanos, Marklin, Eiscman, Jatnan, Milburn. Oates, Rooney, Valtofe. Varsity M To those students outstanding in industry and achievement Mepham awards the Varsity M. This letter comes as a result of hard work in a sport or extra-curricular activity. Those outstanding in athletics are awarded a gray on garnet kM’, and those showing excessive initiative and effort in an extra-curricular activity receive the garnet on gray letter. Those awarded a letter are honored at the Varsity M Banquet held in June. The Varsity M is a high honor and the students awarded a letter can feel proud of their achievement. 133 FIRST ROW: Handler, Fisher, Mascola, Crusius. SECOND ROW: Forrester, Salston, Vlatofe, Roberts, Gold-finger, Werner, Harrison, Berger, Weiss, Horowitz, Doyle, Kaplan, Jackson, Weiner. THIRD ROW: Brcslow, Edebhol, Lcnncy, Heinsohn, Goldman. Banner, Fisher, Edle-man, Kestin, Carroll, Boxer, Ciavollela, Berman, Gilchrist. FOURTH ROW: Goldstein, Wirth, Mark, Hafner, Stone, Feldman, Eich, Blinder, Cotter, Hartz. Library Club The Library Club is one of Mepham’s outstanding girls’ service organizations. The members of the club, under the leadership of the two librarians, Miss Wilma Cope and Mrs. Mildred Klips, are always ready and willing to aid any student or faculty member in the library. With Carolyn Crusius as president; Rosemarie Mascola, vice president; Ellen Fisher, recording secretary; and Joan Handler, corresponding secretary, this years Library Club has lived up to its tradition as one of the most efficient organizations in Mepham. The major function of the club is to assist the student body and faculty in the use of the li- brary sources. Among the social activities of the Library Club is a monthly tea and an annual trip. In order to earn a letter, each senior is required to keep her hours up to date and do a certain project. These projects may include the cataloging of short stories, completion of a biography index or the reorganization of the magazine room. Membership to the Library Club opens to sophomore girls every spring. Those interested in becoming members must serve as apprentices for a period of six weeks. During this period they learn how to perform the various tasks undertaken by library members. 134 FIRST ROW: Friedman, Schwartz, Roberts, Greenberg, Welsh. SECOND ROW: Hosey, Warner, Hartenstien, Fuchs, Landau, Kaplan, Lenney, Fullgrabe, Anderson, Kcaron. THIRD ROW: Goldrier, Kaplan, Unger, Ham- mer, Weiss, Damiano, Francese, Kornhaber, Forrester, Korman, Ciavolella, Azznara, Boc, Kresky. FOURTH ROW: Zierer, Blume, Feldman, Fox, Trotta, Wcissberg, Weber, Sundhcimer, Freedman. Future Teachers Mepham’s chapter of the Future Teachers of America is named in honor of its founder, Miss Agnes J. Berwind. The goal of the club, as quoted by Miss Runkle, its head advisor, is, “To help the members better appreciate the aims and responsibilities of a teacher through working directly with teachers.” At present, F.T.A. consists of eighty girls with Carol Roberts as president and Nancy Greenberg as vice president. Club membership isn’t open to boys as yet, but this is feasible in the near future. Programs planned by the F.T.A., under the direc- tion of the program chairman, consist of group panel discussions with guest speakers such as Mr. Rutley, assistant to the principal, and Mrs. Tracten-berg, the reading specialist. Additional activities are trips to unversities and other schools. These trips are designed to give members a wider scope of opportunities in the teaching profession. The requirements for membership in F.T.A. are: willingness to fulfill twelve hours of work after school per semester, attendance at two program planning committee meetings, and the desire to become a teacher. of America FIRST ROW, SEATED: Kopito, Margolies, Handler, Buffa, Cotter, Harrison. SECOND ROW: Berman, Luba-lin, Sussman, Tracy, Michaelson, Kline, Munday, Francis, Goss. STANDING: Buczack, Lemsky, Goldman, Werner, Kaplan, Russo, Doyle, Block, Kostcr, Baitz, Waswo, Ku-nitz, Kok, Marbois, Smith, Moss, Hinkson, Goldfinger, Levine, Moyer, Altman. Jfil FIRST ROW: Ginny Lowerrc, Liz Sagrcstano, Carolyn Larsen, Nancy Antonius. SECOND ROW: Pat Tatem, Lili Herzog, Barbara DeSario, Eileen Casey, Eleanor Ke-nefick, Camille Russo, Frances Barone, Peggy Moller, Kathy Kemedy, Carol Scanlon, Donna Cantille. THIRD ROW: Nancy Dlcvia, Jane Maglina, Carolyn Knapp, Alexis Mascola, Lillian Bennett, Diane Walsh, Wynn Walter, Jean Brandt, Jean Chapman, Joann Sweeny, Joan Luchynsky, Miss Shelton. Future Nurses of America The members of the Future Nurses of America, under the supervision of Miss Shelton, serve their community through voluntary work at the Holly Patterson Home, Nassau Hospital, and South Nassau Community Center. FNA is an organization which tries to interest students in health, show them the requirements and rewards of nursing, and help them decide about nursing as a career. Among the other activities of FNA are films, speakers, and field trips. In addition, the members of Future Nurses of America assist in the health office. With Carolyn Larson as president; Elizabeth Sagrestino, vice-president; Virginia Lowere, secretary; and Nancy Antonius as treasurer, the FNA has continued to be one of Mepham’s finest student organizations. 136 FIRST ROW: Metzger, Lessner, Martin, Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Rappaport, Spinner, DcLuso, Supper, Matuza, Earle, Stabile. STANDING: Eisemann, Fischer, Gabriclscn. Secretarial Practice Club To those girls taking the Secretarial Practice course the Secretarial Club offers an opportunity to serve their school, develop their shorthand and typing ability, and gain a better knowledge of secretarial work. Under the supervision of Mrs. Gover, the club members type stencils and dittos on Thursday afternoons for the teachers to whom they have been assigned. Although they receive no extra credit for their service, the girls gain a clearer impression of what is to be expected of them as secretaries. 137 Art Club SEATED: Hagar, Doniger, Stagg. STANDING: Corelis, Brooks, Schec-ter, Cichon. Hayes. Mathews, Greene. Pcnzes, Mr. Mesologites, Frcm, Sabet-to, Mrs. Bavuso. The Art Club, now in its third year, has provided a valuable insight to art for the students of Mepham. The Art Club’s goal is aimed at stimulating the appreciation and understanding of art contributed by the student body. Members gain knowledge of many forms of art. The members plan trips to various museums, including the Met. Guggenheim, and smaller galleries. The informal meetings held by the Art Club give members an opportunity to discuss art and the school's curricula pertaining to art. Students are also given the chance to express their artistic abilities. Under the direction of Mr. Mesoligetes and Mrs. Bavuso, the club works on various projects around the school. These include the office exhibits and various showcases throughout the school. This year, with Jonathan Menche acting as president, Michael Greene as art chairman, and Alice Hornug as secretary, the Art Club has succeeded in instilling the love of art onto the student body. The Green Thumb Club, under the direction of Mrs. Weiner, is a constructive after school activity and a distinct asset to our school. It consists of twenty members, (except in special circumstances when an extra candidate can be voted in by a majority vote of members.) Gabriele Hafner, president for the past two years, conducts business meetings and takes charge of any club activities. The club meets every Wednesday in room 304 where the members work on projects and experiments to gain further knowledge in botany research. The club’s activities are centered around its greenhouse located outside room 304. The club’s main purposes, as quoted from its constitution, are: “To beautify the school, inside and out, by providing flowers and plants; to further our knowledge of botany: and to increase our appreciation of natural beauty.” Trips to greenhouses, the Cutting Arboretum and other outings arc sponsored by the club. KNEELING: Scher, Wcinstock, Poulson. STANDING: Stone, Burholt, Crusius, Gregory, Fox. Green Thumb 138 Club French Club SEATED: Tobias, Schultz, Clarfcld, Buczak, Weiss, Boser. STANDING: Kresky, Frum-kin, DeForrest, Tzall, Zwelling, Malka. The French Club, sponsored by Miss Galbraith, is an innovation at Mepham this year. Any student who takes French may become a member. Its purpose is to acquaint students with French cultural life, so they may better understand and enjoy the language. Among the many activities of the French Club are the production of French plays, excursions to New York City to view plays by French dramatists, and to learn about French art and food first hand, instead of from a textbook. In short, the French club enriches the study of the French language with actual experience. Mepham’s chapter of the Junior Classical League welcomes all students taking Latin, or those who have completed a course in Latin. The League’s purpose is to encourage an appreciation of the classical cultures, promote an interest in the language, civilization, and literature of ancient Greece and Rome, and to show the extent of classical influence on our culture. One of the most interesting projects of the Junior Classical League was a Roman banquet to celebrate the Roman Saturnalia holiday. In addition, during National Education Week, the club worked to present Latin culture to the school. Nina Kestin and Mark Tager are the consuls, or the heads, of this years League. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Erickson, the club has proven itself a worthwhile and educational organization. Latin Club KNEELING: Kestin, Tager. FIRST ROW: Hamerman, Lawrence, Hartenstein, Gazdag, Zablocki, Hcidecher, Lcnney. STANDING: Forrester, Seibert, Mancuso, Heinsohn, Vlatofe, Barnard, Field, Marbois. 139 FIRST ROW: Friedman, Hampton, Fischer, Costello, McCann, Stein, Mazer, Wallace, Gruskin. SECOND ROW: Brennan, Breslow, Hammerman, Morgan, Levine, Pridans, Cohen, Simon. THIRD ROW: Frankenstein, Pappo, Rappaport, Lockfcld, Garnet, Pinto, Herman, Lawrence, De Sario, Stigi, Brodleih. FOURTH ROW: Terreson, Schlossberg, Fetzer. Greenberg, Krin-ner, Gordon, Goss. Brayshaw, Nataurus, Kaplan, Deyor-ra, Cass, Roth, Klein, Beckman, Eberhard, Lishncr, Lipke, Miss Vanore. Ski Club Although only in its second year of existence, the Ski Club has achieved an honorable standing among the various activities in Mepham High School. With Miss Vanore as director; Martha Levine as president; John Pridans as vice president; and Andy Morgan and Elaine Hamennan as secretaries, the club has planned several trips to various ski resorts. Here the members receive expert instructions and get an opportunity to venture out on their own. The activities of the club include trips, the veiwing of films, and lectures which help the members learn more about the sport of skiing. Although only in its second year of existence, the Spanish Club has already sponsored many interesting and educational projects. Under President Audrey Goldfinger and Advisor Mrs. Gladys Feldman, the activities of the club include attending the National Chilean Ballet at Lincoln Center and holding a Christmas party with an authentic Spanish pinata constructed by the members. The weekly programs consisted of lectures on films on Latin America, its problems, and its culture. Spanish Club SEATED: Hoscy, Goldfinger, Breslow, Fitz, Stern, Dolin. STANDING: Hagin, Margolies, Handler, Brennan, Hor-nung, Hampton, Greenberg, Lannon, Pann. 140 Radiology Club Allard, Wallace, Mr. Grccnblatt, Jasser, Bandera. The Radiology Club attempts to promote the knowledge of radiation and radiation devices. In this day and age, when the world is geared for atomic power, the importance of the Radiology Club cannot be under estimated. With the aid of its advisor, Mr. Greenblatt; and president Robert Bandera, the club teachers its members the various details of radiation equipment and radiation. The Math Team allows students to test their mathematical ability against that of other students and against the clock. The club meets weekly under the leadership of Bob Devereaux. At their meetings, the members work on sample problems and prepare themselves for the competition of league meets. They learn to think and reason quickly, making efforts to arrive at the correct answer in the smallest possible amount of time. Mepham’s Math Team participates in a league that has six meets per year. Those people who do best in the practice sessions each week represent the school in the league meets. The Math Team is composed of the best mathematicians in the school. Math Team FIRST ROW: Feuerbach, Singer, Devereaux, Vidor, Wand. SECOND ROW: Holt, Frumkin, Kalish, Zweben, Wcin-stock, Soskin. Ml KNEELING: Cohen, Marbois. FIRST ROW: Costano, Baizer. Hart. Realmuto, Goldfinger. Orenstein. Friedman. SECOND ROW: Dolin, Fischer. Schaub, Kaplan, Stone, Another hard working club in Mepham is the Skull and Bones dramatic group. Under the direction of Miss Isabelle C. Ramel and President Gary Stone, the thespians enjoyed several successes this year, among which were assisting the Senior Class with its presentations of A Majority of One, and dramatizing the well known musical, Bye, Bye Birdie, in the spring. These successes were not chance ones for members spent many hours after school rehearsing, painting scenery, building sets, and collecting costumes in preparation for the performances. Aiding them were the apprentices who, while acquiring Harris, Roberts. THIRD ROW: Levine, Artsis, Clarfcld, Werner, Mierau, Stein, Pinto, Fisher. the one hundred hours needed for membership, cover almost all the various aspects of the theater. In addition to these major productions the members worked out small skits for their own enjoyment. Work shops, conducted to broaden their interest, knowledge, and understanding of the theater, introduced the members to many new make-up and staging techniques. The production of a spring musical was an innovation with the group, but as always, the Skull and Bones members employed hard work, talent, and creativity to produce a show that was both real enjoyment for the audience and valuable experience for the participants. Skull and Bones STANDING: Mr. Scastcdt, Altabcf, Rabin, Heindrich, Jonas, Vidor. SEATED: Plostock, Brazina, Rabin. Members of the P.A. Club render an important service to the student body by watchful scrutiny and reliable broadcasting A P.A. announcer must know his “stuff” if he is to relay the proper information to the crowds gathered at all Mepham home games and meets. Under the guidance of Mr. Seastedt and Presidency of Stewart Brazina, P.A. members not only patronize the microphone, they must also operate the scoreboard. A member should be available at short notice for announcing scores and be extremely attentive to the game he is announcing. Besides having a good voice, he should be alert and carefully watch all the actions of the game. The P.A. Club is the place to gain the experience needed if you are considering broadcasting in your future. It is also a place for hard work. A member is always on an immediate “alert” for he may be called to announce at any game if the situation warrants it. Members don't complain about the work, since it is both exciting and fun. The services rendered by the Audio Visual Squad arc appreciated by the faculty and student body alike. Each member gives up several study halls a week to aid in the presentation of film strips and slides in the various classrooms. Every Monday morning the squad members receive schedule cards which assigns them to various rooms. During these assigned periods they set up equipment or run films. Persons who are sincerely interested in handling projection equipment receive great enjoyment and satisfaction which comes from serving this organization. FIRST ROW: Christmann, Brisotti, Coleman. BACK ROW: Rothberg, Biegel, Henrich, Plostock, Rabin, Vidor, Altabcf, Jonas, Brazina. DECA SKATED: Michel, Testa, Greenberg, Cacioppo, Cennamo STANDING: Moskowitz, Dawson, Mergenthaler, La Rose, Faltermayer. Migden, Gill Link. The Debate Club is created to develop a means of self-expression and to teach logical argumentation. It has managed to turn out a group of exceedingly able debaters. Under the leadership of President Gary Witlen, Secretary Mitchell Wand, Parliamentarian Howard Yagres, and Chaplain Bob Schwarz, the Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Novice groups debated this years topic which was, “Resolved: Nuclear weapons should be controlled by an international organization.” There were league debates on this topic in December, January, and May. Besides these debates, the Debate Club also participated in the Student Congress, the Original Oratory Contest, Extemporaneous Speaking, and Dramatic Interpretation. Membership into the Mepham chapter of DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America, is open to any student enrolled in the distribution classes. This club attempts to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. Among the many DECA projects is a county and state wide contest which judges students in such areas as job interviews, sales demonstration, and ad layout and copies. In addition to sending students to participate in this contest, members of DECA operate the school store. The club is sponsored by Mr. Marlborough. Libby Greenberg is the president, Mary Ann Klimkowski, Leonard Cacioppo, and Jeanne Cannon arc vice presidents, Nanci Lou Testa is secretary, Joseph Anzalone is treasurer, Barbara Michel is parliamentarian, and Jack Gennamo is historian. DECA is an educational and worthwhile organization that provides good experiences for its members. TOP ROW: Mandel, Golub, Simms, Komarov, Wiess, Gurian, Blum, Tobiias, Rielly, Le Pore, Mr. McQuillan. BOTTOM ROW: Marks, Morrison, Wand, Yares Witlen, Schwartz, Blinder, Katcher, Sehman. Debate Club 145 SEATED: Kestin, Carroll, Wand, Laskin, Roberts, Siebert. STANDING: Klein, Katcher, Morrison, Colasuano, Yarris, Epstein, Levine. Smith. Although it has only been in existence for one year, the Philosophical Society is already an active student organization in Mepham. Under the direction of Mrs. Day, advisor, Martin Laskin and Mitchell Wand, chairman and co-chairman, the club meets once a week to discuss questions pertaining to philosophical viewpoints. While discussing extemporaneous topics, members learn to reason and to discover strong points and fallacies in others’ arguments. At meetings various viewpoints arc discussed and participants benefit from other’s opinions. Chairman Laskin explains, “By introspection we can grow into a better part of our society.” Philosophy Club Although this fall marked the debut of the Pep Club, it has already proven itself an important and worthwhile organization. Under the guidance of Miss Runkle as moderator and Judy Jankes as president, the club has tried to instill school spirit in the student body. Its purpose is to inform Mepham students when and where games are held, and to encourage student attendance and participation. With the help of co-chairmen Margaret Valentine and Diane Thomas, many projects were pursued by the club. Members worked diligently on posters and pins for upcoming games. Other activities included planning a parade at the Mcpham-Cal-houn football game, and working for student awareness concerning National Education Week. The Pep Club has accomplished much in its first year of existence. Pep Club ROW 1: Godfrey, Liston, Jankes, Buczat, Reiss. Monks, Waswo. ROW 2: Costello, Thomas, Goss, Fisher, Gordon, Schichalcw, Sessa, Donder. ROW 3: Sieck, Ciavclla, Jaeger, Altman, Hiscox, Gleason, Campbell. ROW 4: Brayshaw, Hojnacki, Patemo, McDonough, Boyd. ROW 5: Cotter, Kaplan, Berman, Valentine, Kaplan. Wirth. TOP ROW: Doyle, MacLeod, Gilchrist, Ossenfort. Missing—Snipes, M. 149 FIRST ROW: Filiberto, Fishmann, Kerrigen, DeLuca, Proce, Berkley, Langen, Ross, Nemeroff, Franzino. Alongc, Toto. SECOND ROW: Martinoff, Lydcn, Roche, Kendrick, Coughlin, Bergmann, Rugg, Joye, Grebinar, Jacobson, Azukas, Clarin, Bosco. THIRD ROW: Barnard, Matson, Tamarrom, Marklin, O’Connell, Minutcllo, Balunis, Kizis, Simms, Rooney, Weiss, Coach Risberg. FOURTH ROW: Coach Limmcr, Coach Thurbcr, Skretch, Paz, Gozdzeiwski, Storyk, Sore, Marin, Barocas, Licata, Off, Lapidus, Coach Johnson. Football Coach Risberg Although Mepham’s football team suffered its poorest season in many years, there were many factors that contributed to the Buc’s downfall. In a league where three teams were tied for top honors, the Pirates faced such formidable foes as Lawrence, Hempstead, Freeport, and East Meadow. A second factor was the injuries that hampered the team throughout the season. Without ample reserves, it was difficult for Coach Reisberg to make successful replacements. Stan Jacobson at center, Stan Joye and Phil Grebinar at guards, Tom Kizis, Bob Storyk and Timmy Balunis at tackles, Steve God-ziewski, and Dan Rooney at ends, Dennis Dore at fullback, and Larry Ross at halfback were among those who sustained serious injuries. There were, however, a few highlights to the “64” season. Mepham’s offensive attack looked optimistic when on the first play of the season Larry Ross raced 72 yards for a tally. In the second quarter, Dore carried the ball over the top from the three yard line. Prospects again looked bright when Mepham beat Baldwin in the second game with Dore and Lapidus carrying for the score on short yardage plays. The coming year looks bright with many letter men returning and the able leadership of Coaches Reisberg, Limmer, and Johnson. 150 FIRST ROW: Sandler, Stock, Munno, Fisher, Muscara, Gallagher, Dussich. SECOND ROW: Weddle, G. Nuss-baum, Bressack, Fitzgerald, SiWerman, Schon, Atwell, Baer, Waters, N. Nanos. THIRD ROW: Miller, Langan, Ritchie, Bourne, Grcbinar, D. Nussbaum, J. Nanos, Glass-man, Burke. FOURTH ROW: Jacobsen—manager, Kendrick, Joyc, Kane, Kennedy, Balunis, Paz, Kezis, Taxel, Ricmann, Dameron, Nagel, Coach Huntc. Wrestling Mepham has long been known for its excellence in wrestling, and this year was no exception. Our matmen, in addition to winning the section and county championships, set a new Nassau County record of 44 consecutive victories. The fantastic winning streak which began in 1962 was broken by a powerful Wantagh squad, who nosed out a 21—19 victory. In spite of this upset, Mepham went on to defeat the rest of its opponents, and win the championships. One of the high points of this wrestling season was the victory over rival Calhoun. Mepham picked up the needed points in the unlimited bout and emerged victorious with a score of 21—19. With this victory Mepham broke the county record of 41 consecutive wins set by Valley Stream Central. The grapplers then went on to win two more matches before being stopped by Wantagh. Mepham has three section one champions, Jim Nanos, Mike Fitzgerald and Tim Balunis. These boys helped her tally 102 points to take the South Shore Division title, leading the closest contender, Calhoun, by 11 points. Ken Baer. Bill Munno, Ala’ Stock, and Chuck Ritchie took second place honors, with Garry Nussbaum, Gary Colasuano, and Bob Paz placing third. These ten then won the Nassau County Section 8 championship for the fourth year in a row. Tim Balunis placed second in unlimited, and Alan Stock third in his weight class. Mike Fitzgerald, in addition to being a county champion in his class, was chosen as the most outstanding wrestler of the tournament. Mike then won first place honors in the state competition. With boys like these in our corner it was no wonder that Mepham did so well. Stan Joye, Dennis Bressack, Bill Kendrick, Mike Atwell, and Tom Ki-zis should also be congratulated for their fine performances. Manager Stan Jacobson did an excellent job. The remarkable Coach Ken Huntc and assistant Coach Donald Jackson have our sincere admiration and thanks. They arc the men setting a tradition of wrestling excellence, a tradition which the Mepham wrestlers seem to uphold, and which makes the students of Mepham very proud. 152 KNEELING: Ashworth, Furtak. STANDING: Peshkin, Gooler, Jordan, Breslow, Zoback, Newman, Nealy, Reiter, Goldncr. Basketball Coach Gerck Competing in the best league in Nassau County, the Mepham High hoopsters found themsleves outclassed during the 1964-65 season. The Bucs were able to win only one league game and three games overall. The season opened in fine fashion as the Pirates easily handled last year's county champs, the mules, from Malverne. The streak was halted when Berner defeated the Mepham Squad. Mepham competed in the Calhoun Holiday Festival, inspired by coach Ge-rek to a superb performance. After defeating Mineola in the opening round, Mepham’s five played their best ball of the year in a losing cause against arch-rival Calhoun. Though the colts came out on top by a point, the Mepham team should be justifiably proud of this fine performance. The rest of the season contained few bright spots for Mepham’s pirates. Twice the Bucs gave such outstanding teams as Lawrence, and Massapequa some uneasy moments but the opponent was always able to overcome our team’s efforts. Against a strong St. Agnes, squad Mepham narrowly missed pulling a big upset. Stand-outs for this year’s team were Bill Ashworth, the only returning player from last year’s starting five; Jim Nealy, steady junior backcourt performer; Stan Furtak, who kept the team in action in even the roughest spots and Ira Breslow, playing some good ball for the Pirates in the early season before untimely injury, particularly against Calhoun High. 154 Tennis This year the tennis team, under the guidance of Coach Friedman, encountered a difficult, but challenging season. The loss of six of last year's racketmen seriously hampered the team’s efforts in a very competitive league, since there were only two seniors left on the squad. However, this year’s team served as a proving ground for next year. Fred Eisen, the only returning first-string player, improved steadily and should continue to be outstanding at first singles. Richie and Billie Seader will play the second and third slots respectively, while Richie Schop, Harold Wilncr, Len Zwclling, Rich Chipkin, and Richie Diamond should round out the doubles ranks. Credit must also be given to the hard-working efforts of Bill Lerner, and Stu Rubin. The marked improvement of the team at the end of the season demonstrated the potential for a successful season next year. KNEELING: Wilner, Lerner, Eisen, Schop. STANDING: Ganz, K. Grossman, Zwelling, D. Grossman, Rubin, Mr. Friedman. This year’s cross country team, under the excellent guidance of Coach Hawthorne, worked hard to make a successful showing in an extremely grueling sport in which the man who has the most stamina, perseverance, and drive emerges as the victor. The boys competed in S.S.A.L. Section I competition and finals. They would often run two and one half miles at the Salisbury Athletic Field or Bethpage State Park. Among the outstanding point scorers were Ray Jordan, Keith Nealy, Neil Long, Dave Carter, Ron Plutino, and Andy Streit. Much credit should be given to these hard-working members of the cross country team. FIRST ROW: Vrooman, Strait, Long, Wenich. SECOND ROW: Armson, Carter, Peyser, Reilly, Nealy, Gren. Cross Country FIRST ROW: Bruno, Tonkinson, Mulligan, Neili, Nealy, SECOND ROW: Mr. Felskc, Chapin, Goldsmith, Katz, Reilly, Philips, Loop. To some the sport of ri fiery is considered to be uninteresting, but to the six members involved it is a test of steady nerves and keen sight. The season started off with a bang, but as it progressed the record started to slide ending at 5—5. The team was led by high scorer Paul Cadro and rounded out by Keith Nealy, Joe Bruno, Russell Nieli, Bruce Mulli- KNEELING: Franco. BACK ROW: Mr. DesJardins, Turney, Furman, Messina, Beck. gan, Russ Tonkinson, Ken Reilly and manager, Jim Chapin. Under the experienced coaching of Mr. Felske, the team expects to improve considerably. Potential record breakers for next year are Russell Nieli and Ken Reilly. With several underclassmen coming up next year, the team has a chance for good record. Mepham’s bowling team has compiled an outstanding record over the last few years. This year’s team was no exception. Although some individuals bowl only for personal glory and reward, bowling is essentially a team sport where everyone’s efforts are important. The varsity members are: George Furman, John Beck, Daniel Turney, Joseph De Riso, Frank Messina and Vincent Franco. Frank Messina led the team throughout the season with his fine bowling. The team’s greatest accomplishments were in tournament play. During Christmas Vacation they placed fourth after two days of bowling. In the Roll-Offs of the SSAL tournament we finished fourth. The team performed best in the Section VIII tournament, where we placed second in a close battle with Levittown Memorial. With Mr. Des Jardines as coach, the bowling team has risen to new heights. Bowling 157 Indoor Track FRONT ROW: Talesnick, Hutzlcr, Reilly, Carter, Peiser, Feldman, Rooney. SECOND ROW: Vrooman, Fircstein, Gren, Kash. Hensley, Sandler. THIRD ROW: Sweeting, Krinsky, Wicks, Bruno, Greene, Brunetti. FOURTH ROW: Mathews, Swidinsky, Malka, Schwaidclson, Hoelzer, Wenisch. FIFTH ROW: Hagin, Mosko-witz, Katzenstein, Wcissman, Pollack. New events take place at Mepham each year and this year marked the beginning of our soccer team. Since this was the first year for the team only a junior varsity team was organized and no captain was chosen. However, under the able leadership of Coach Hunt, next year the soccer team will consist of a junior varsity and varsity team. This year thirty members were picked and their good record was well worth the effort they put into their practice. The soccer team is looking forward to many successful years at Mepham. This year has marked the beginning of several new teams, among which is the indoor track. Even though this was the first year that the team was formally organized, many students participated to make this a successful year. Among the participants were: Andre Swidzinski in the quarter mile, Bill Hutzler in high hurdles, Dan Rooney running the half mile, Alan Sandler and Leslie Corwin in the 60 yard dash, and Mike Tranzino and Dave Carter in the two mile. During the year, the team entered several tournaments, including the St. Francis Prep Meet and the Section 8 Meet. The indoor track team is looking forward to many successful years at Mepham. Soccer THIRD—Hunte, Kane, Matthews, Bianki, McHalc, Amelingmeyer, Nealy, Costello, Brooks, Hoffman, Krinsky, Bondcll, Nagel, Mandcrino, Fitzgerald, SECOND—Ortodo, Atwell, Corwin, Schoen, Feldman, Muscara, Wolfman, Brown, Kaplan, Miller, Evens, Glassman, FIRST —Munno, Vehles, Waters, McComm, Loos, Cafiero, Weniger, Nanos, Nanos, Field. 158 FIRST ROW: Schleuter, Voge, Glassman, Ross, Jantz, Amelingmeyer, Martin, Newman, Gableman, Reiter, Kelley. SECOND ROW: Alonge, Muscara, Abrams, Gros- Nealy, Ncmroff, Gclbman. so, Clarin, Ficco, Meirau, Cohen. THIRD ROW: True, Baseball Coach Gerek Besides being a year of transition and building, 1965 may very well witness one of the most talented baseball squads in recent years make their bid to capture the sectional championship. Although most of the starting lineup of last year’s nine have graduated, some of the most able veterans are back to lead a youthful team. In Buddy Martin, Coach Gerek may have his finest prospect since Mike Carubia. As a sophomore last year, Buddy led the team in hitting after immediately securing a starting berth at first base. Back at second base for the third year is senior Larry Ross. This lefty’s size is deceiving, but his bat does his talking. The other half of the keystone combination has not been sewed up as yet, but sophomore Joe Ficco is making a strong bid to break into the lineup. Rounding out the infield at third base will probably be Paul Alonge, a junior who hit well over .300 last year on Junior Varsity. Another sophomore, Bruce Clarin, seems to be the number one catcher. The most probable outfield will consist of Barry Nemeroff, Cliff Voege, and Richard Cohen. The top hurlers will be Phil Newman, returning from last year, Bruce Gelbman, Charles Gableman, Phil Jantz, Roger Schleuter, and Alan True. Coach Gerek can indeed hope for success this year, and expect it in the years to come. 159 FOURTH—Jacobson, Staryk, Roche, Hensley, Grebinar, Godzewski; THIRD—Esposito, McHalc, Slade, Wallace, Weiss, Cash, Jordan, Barnard, Fuentes, SECOND-— Mathews, Field, Feldman, Breslow, Minutello, Skretch, Reilly, FIRST—Swidzinski, Hutzler, Fishman, Fireslain, Corwin, Sardlin, Roony, Balunis, Malka.—this only includes a partial section of the track team of 1965. Track Coach Risbcrg As we go to press on this year’s Treasure Chest, our track team, under its new coach, Coach Reis-berg, is looking forward to one of the best seasons of the last few years. The enthusiasm of the boys has been awakened by Coach Reisberg. Returning cindermen Bill Hutzler, Andre Swidzinski, Jra Breslow, Sam Malka, Dave Fishman, Les Corwin, Alan Sandler, Ralph Hensley, Steve Firestein, and Pat Minetello are expected to form the nucleus of the team. Graduating seniors Grody, Hagelman, and Cowan, will be missed by traditional track fans, but the vacant positions on the starting team are expected to be filled by very capable boys. Track is traditionally the last athletic event of the school year, and if all goes as expected, the class of 1965 will leave Mepham at the conclusion of a successful track season. 160 fir Varsity Cheerleaders KNEELING: Harris, Falco. STANDING: Buc-zak, Albert, Reiss, Hellenschmidt, Rich, Dunbar, Carroll, Waswo, Fisher, Hoffman. Missing: Hard-grove, Procc, Oates, Gilmore. K. Tax, Stewart, Liston, Godfrey, Fellows, Mitchell, Jankcs, Monks, Wiener, N. Tax, Anzman, Swidzinski, Baitz, Henry. J. V. Cheerleaders Tennis Lampe, Hartz, Haftner, Lampe, Feldman. Missing Salston, Rapport. Pirettes SITTING: McHale, Eisemann. KNEELING: Donovan, DeMicco, DeKleva, Westervelt, Gambale, Horvath, Feldman, Boxer, Dobbie, Marklin, Costello, Damiano. STANDING: Stewart, Gleason, Dondcr, Beaver, Naura-til, Mitchell, Creighton, Pollack, Mann, Dillon, Haring, Lubalin, Ossenfort, Valentine, Jankes, Block. 162 A rchery Bartch, Femia, Hanebury, Zulkowski, Hoffman, Anderson, Mascola. In Front: Eiscman. Coaches Club SITTING: Proce, Falco, Harris, Buczak. KNEELING: Mann, Eisemann, Godfrey, Hanebury, Feldman, Fischet- Albert, MacLeod, Mitchell, Dillon, Dunbar, Pavlovich, ti. BACK ROW: Carroll. 163 Badminton FIRST ROW: Long, Pavlovich, Hartz. SECOND ROW: Walsh, Pillar, Fischctti, Fox. Volley Ball Girls Volleyball FIRST ROW: Lampe, Mitchell, Pavlovich, Dunbar, Eiscman. SECOND ROW: Matacotta, Creighton, Carroll, Lickum, Feldman. 164 Bowling Thomas, Paradise, Lawrence, Godfrey, Renton, Eiseman. In Front: Savatakis. Girls' Basketball FIRST ROW: Ossenfort, Pillar, Long, Liekum, Roth, Jankes. SECOND ROW: Bradshaw, Sicck, Pavlovich. Eiseman, Carroll, Messing, Mitchell, Hanebury. Missing —Snipes, M. Basketball 165 FIRST ROW: Pavlovich, Savatakis, Fischetti, Harris, Oates, Albert. SECOND ROW: Lampe, Pillar, Shober, Carroll, Stamlcr, Pollack, Renton, Roth. Hockey FIRST ROW: Fischetti, Savatakis, Roth, Long. SECOND ROW: Donder, Pollack, Pillar, Pavlovich, Stamlcr, Eiscman, Dillon, Dunbar. 166 Lampe, Mitchell, Bergman, Leykum, Albert, Dunbar. Gymnastics Pavlovich, Pillar, MacLeod, Hafner, Hojnaki. Folk Dancing 167 Yccxri i Scales Xncrc(xsc CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 FROM MEPHAM INTERACT CLUB LET OUR MOTTO BE YOURS WE BUILD TO SERVE W. C. MEPHAM KEY CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF THE JUNIORS SOPHOMORES AND OFFICERS OF THE MEPHAM BAND Morris Rubin 1 Kees Place Fr. 8-6577 Best Wishes to the Class of '65 North-East Metal Products Corp. Merrick (LI) New York Aluminum Windows and Doors SUnset 5-2069 H. Henry Butterwick COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP 2510 Jerusalem Avenue North Bellmore, New York SU. 5-0422 Free Delivery LILLY PHARMACY INC. . Prescriptions . Medical Supplies . Cosmetics . Hallmark Cards . Fanny Farmer 1893 Bellmore Ave. Bellmore Photostats Identification Photos QUICKS PHOTO SERVICE 1877 Bellmore Avenue N. Bellmore, N.Y. SU 5-7848 WUPPER’S FLOWER SHOP Sunrise Highway, Newbridge Road 8ellmore Open Sundays and Holidays till 1 Prom and Birthday Corsages Wedding Bouquets We Telegraph Orders Su. 5-3895 ALL APPLIANCE PARTS 2580 Sunrise Highway Bellmore, N.Y. Co-1-6660 Authorized Dealers KELSO’S PHARMACY GABLES DELICATESSEN 38 Merrick Avenue 135 East Herrick Road CONTINENTAL CATERERS OF COMPLIMENTS OF: LONG ISLAND PEAPOND SERVICE CENTER From a bite to a banquet Forest City—Texaco John Marek 1905 Bellmore Ave. 2803 Jerusalem Avenue Sugar Bowl Bellmore, New York North Bellmore KOCH’S DELICATESSEN “Say It with Flowers” MERRICK FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions Mary and Nick Artificial Arrangements 4 Merrick Ave. FR. 8-4304 Merrick, L.I., N.Y. R0BINH00D SURPLUS CENTER, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF: BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Sara Lawrence Alan Mazer Micky Weiss Abby Dolin Wholesale, Distributions Pat Gerrato Joan Handler Micky Goodman Jeri Garnet General Merchandise Noncy Salston S. Wienstein 2132 Sunrise Highway Fred Sokol J. Filderman Audrey Goldfinger C. Friedman Merrick, N.Y. FR. 8-4206 Myrno Pappo K. Sheldon BOOSTERS Nancy Salston Sara Lawrence Alan Mazer Bill and Pat Shelia Silverstrom Sue Levin Phyllis Kassel Harvey Yablon Ellen Cole Dana Stamler Marion Schlossberg Audrey and Charles Andy Morgan Bobbie Lessner Teri Garnet Gail Frankenstein Mr. and Mrs. Ghost Mepham Band Bruce and Barbara Linda Helfenstein Chris and Chip Melodie and Bob Sue Godfrey Alfred E. Newman Jeff Simon Exline and Dunbar Despoti and Godsman Randi Hamsen M S Deriso Ginny Doyle Judy and Tom Ro and Harry Alexis and Don Jackie Cohen Sue and Dave Lois Gutt Dave and Carol Sandy Grimm Micky Goodman Ellen Fisher Lynn Mason Joyce Leon Marcia Blume Debbie Kutten Marcia Goldstein Jenet Grossman Stu Rubin Andie Lockfeld Lenny Zwelling Marilyn Kesky Marion Trotta Ken and Candy Barbara Feldman Pam Hosey Marilyn H. Marlyn Herman Joe D’ella Allan Schwaeb T. Bulanis R. Bergman A. Levine K. Kunzer Eileene Lampe Bob and Joan 225; 232; 232; W. Fuller Chuck Lott Capitano Stan and Pat Embasy Auto W. Hulsen P. Pavlovich Penny Schwartz L. Sebetto Costello Peggy Adbo Ellen Sacks K. Wilson N. Antonius B. Seik Mimi S. Galbraith E. Day Barbara Golden T. Hudson Ellen Sirota Johnny and Angie Nancy O’Sullivan Andi Bartczzrm Yul and Yuline John and Susan Bill Yendlefman Marilyn Jaatinen Judy Milborn Jackie Machale Carlyon Yoyce Janet Mendleson Terri and John Ricki Kestin Corinna Matacotta Chris and Doug Dot and Ron Steve and Marylin Dolores Kunneth F. Mirabelli Mayo and Marty Janet Roth Stan Joye Ellen and Kevin Carolyn Olsen June Slade Allen AI pert Bonni Carroll Joy Buttacauoli Doris Christman Martha Budlong A. Briscoe Micki Borne Peggy-Ann Brenan Sue Brolin Gail Brodleib Chuck and Marge Dennie and Marge Jane Breslow J. Bruno Vicki Wolf Jake Pat Swayback R. Chimento Connie and Joey Carrie Ceasar Lenny Cacioppo Judy Carpenter Bob Bufterwick Martha Levine Mrs. Olsen Estelle Kratchman Les Corwin Mr. Gerald U.N.C.L.E. SAM Ronni Ornestine Bonnie Goldberg Paul Davis Marcia Macleod 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 Franchised dealer of Nikon—Minolto—Argus—Gratlex— Alpa—Pentax—Fujico—Mamiyo—LeKonic—Yashica— Bronica—Ansco—Kodak Jacob Gunther BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF ’65 S. Malko N. Greenberg S. Lawrence S. Rubin G. Frankenstein N. Salston A. Morgan P. Blinder M. Pann E. Fisher R. Orenstein A. Mazer M. Kalish E. lampe J. Simon S. Orenstein B. Levitz THE VELVET TOUCH BEST WISHES TO THE COIFFURES CLASS OF ’65 Hair Coloring by Mr. Louis Monday—Friday Open Friday Evening til 9 P.M. FR-9-6123 2097 Merrick Rd. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Lawrence Sara and Scott NELSON SHOP TSAIRIS BROS. INC. Handbags—Jewelry—Accessories WINES—LIQUORS—CORDIALS 414 Bedford Ave. Bellmore, N.Y. Cherrywood Shopping Center CA-1-1908 Wantagh, N.Y. WHERE THE PROMISE IS PERFORMED . . . VILLAGE PHARMACY MERRICK FURRIERS H. Rabinowitz, B.C. Pharm. 22 Sunrise Highway Bedford Wilson Aves. Merrick, N.Y. Bellmore, N.Y. FR-8-0895 SU-5-1329 Free Delivery FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK 2160 Bedford Avenue Bellmore, L.I., N.Y. Enjoy the Benefits of One Stop Banking 55 Convenient Offices Serving a Growing Long Island First in Size, Service and Tradition ALL BANKS LEND MONEY—SOME ARE FRIENDLIER Ta-6 2040 Su-1-1438 Ca-l-2155 Office Residence Exclusive Kosher Catering BELLMORE HOME IMPROVEMENT LOUIS CATERERS CENTER INC. Catering by Louis Inc. Walter Leighton Jerry Rubenstein Caterer 1512 Bellmore Avenue 1534 Broad Street North Bellmore, LI., N.Y. North Bellmore, N.Y. Sara Lawrence Nancy Salston Bill A. Pal G. Shelia Silverstrom Sue Levin Phyllis Kassel Ellen Cole Dana Stamler Morion Schlossberg Audrey Charles Andy Morgan Teri Garnet Gail Frankenstein Mr. Mrs. Ghost Mepham Band Bruce and Barbara Linda Heffenstein Chris Chip Melodie Bob Sue Godfrey Alfred E. Newman B. Exline D. Dunbar D. Desposito P. Godsmon Randi Hansen M S Deriso Ginny Doyle Judy Tom Ro Horry Alexis Don Jackie Cowan Sue Dave Lois Gutt Dave W. Carol F. Sandy Grimm Mickey Goodman Ellen Fisher Lynn Moson Joyce Leon Marsha Blume Debbie Kuttin Marcia Goldstein Janet Grossman Stuart Rubin Andie Lockfeld Morilynn Kesky Marian Trotta Judy Milborn Jacqueline McHole Janet Mendel son Carolyn Larsen Terri Johnnie John Carolyn Carol Joyce Ricki Kestin Cornne Mafacotto Chris Doug Dottie L. Ronnie M. Steve L. Marilyn H. Dolores Kuneth Frances Mirabel Ii Paulette M. Marty H. Janet Roth Stan Joye Ellen K Kelvin G. Carolyn Olson June Ellen Slade Allan Alpert Bonnie Carroll Joy Buttacauoli Doris Christmonn Martha Budlong Arthur Briscoe Mikki Bourne Peggy-Ann Brennan Sue Brolin Gail Brodleib Chuck Marg Ronnie Dennie Jane Breslow Joseph Bruno Vicki C. Wolfe Jake Pat Swoyduck Rosemary Chimento Connie Joey Carrie Cassar Lenny Cacioppo Bob Butterwreck Judy Carpenter Mr. Mrs. James Buttacauli Ira Breslow Dennis Bressack The Lithuanian Frances Barone Elizabeth K. Day Susan E. Galbraith Fred Eisen T. Hudson Ellen Sirota Homeroom 232 Johnny Angie Nancy O'Sullivan Harvey Yablon Bobbie Lessner Lenny Zwelling Andi Bartczak Yul Yuline John Susan Bill Yendelefem Marilynn Jatinen Nancy Krenis Earleen Ricky Pat Skip Mr. Mrs. Frank Novratil Mimi Pat Danny Joanne Bartsch Tony The Belly Anthony Bovio Catherine McHale Ronnie Edelman Dennis Dore George Byrd Mr. Ski Pot H. Roger S. Smile Sandra Pittman Pot Haynes Liz Hanebury Mr. Mrs. Tony Gerrato Mr. Mrs. Salvatore Gerrato Sr. Barbara Derasmo Madeline Fa I bo Diane Fema Margie Friberg Lynn Gilmore Mary Ann Schober T. B. Corbin Mickey Fay ‘The Business Chris Tracey Barbara Welsh Linda Vlatofe Barry Talesnick Mary Ann Sveda Mickey G. Pat L. Dave Elaine Nacy Lou Testa Willie Roy Roger Wildfuer Howard Watt Anthony Tummarello Renee Wendel Sonia Stamler Joann Sweeney Lawrence Sands Phyllis J. Schrader Iris Shier William Schaub Gory Sue Ken Condy Barbara Feldman Bush Pam Hosey Marilyn Hutchinson Morlynn Herman Joe D'Elia Allen Schwa lb Timothy Balunis Paulette Bergmann Arthur Levine Karen Kunzer Carole Ann Earle Elaine Lampe Eileen Lampe L. Ross M. Fileti D. Donovan P. Grebinar Bob D. Joan R. Homeroom 225 Walter Fuller Carl Eichenberger Chuck Lott Louie Capitano Stan F. Pat F. James Fischer Carolyn Costano Embassy Customs Auto Interiors Walter Hulsen Pat Pavlovich D. Beckley M. Gannon Penny Schwartz Lelo Sabetto B Costello Peggy Abdo Ellen Sachs Ken Wilson Nancy Antonius Barbara Sieck C. Voege J. Hiscox Karen Gordon Bernie Rust Mike Salvatore Homeroom 236 Homeroom 234 Office Positions MR. “D FORMALS Female Exclusively DISCOUNT TUXEDO RENTAL WOMEN’S PLACEMENT From Specialists AGENCY SU-5-9302 1501 Bellmore Ave. 18 E. Sunrise Highway North Bellmore, L.l. Freeport, L.l. Only 5 minutes from Mepham BLANCHE’S HAIR STYLISTS Mr. Allen Haircolorist formerly of Larry Mattews of Madison Ave. doing our haircoloring exclusively. COHEN’S 300 Bedford Ave. 65 Merrick Ave. MA-3-8836 Bellmore, N.Y. Open Tuesday through Saturday Bakery Party Cakes—our specialty RICHTER’S BAKE SHOP 39 Merrick Ave. Proprietor—Gustave Zahl FR-8-0844 Party Cakes—our specialty GENE’S STAG SHOP For College Clothing Boys and Teen Man Shop For Tapered Slacks, Suits, Sports Coats Merrick New York ADVERTISEMENT INDEX SECTION— The 1965 Treasure Chest staff would like to convey our many thanks to the many merchants who helped finance this yearbook. All Appliance Parts 175 Mepham Band 173 Bellmore Home Improvement Center 177 Blanche’s Hair Stylist 184 Booster Sheet 181 Booster Sheet 182 Booster Sheet 183 Business Department of the Yearbook 176 Butterwick-Colonial Flowers 175 Charlotte Beauty Salon 174 Cohen’s 184 Continental Caterers 176 Mr. “D” Formals 184 Gables Delicatessen 176 Franklin National Bank 177 Gene’s Stag Shop 184 Gerard Studios 178 Jacob Gunther 179 Kelso’s Pharmacy 176 Interact 172 Key Club 172 Koch’s Delicatessen 176 Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Lawrence 180 Chin Lee’s Laundry 174 Lilly Drugs 175 Louis Caterers 177 Mary and Nick Artifical Flowers 176 Flowers by Marguerite 174 Merrick Furriers 180 Nelson Shop 180 Peapond Service Center 176 Quicks’ Photo Sendee 175 Richter’s Bake Shop 184 Robinhood Surplus Center 176 Morris Rubin 175 Dr. Selig Schwartz 175 Dr. Glasser 175 Dr. Johnson 174 Tsairis Bros. Inc. 180 The Velvet Touch Coiffcurcrs 180 Village Pharmacy 180 Women’s Placement Agency 184 Wupper’s Flower Shop 175 The Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburg 174 The Editors of the 1965 Treasure Chest 180 185 It is over. We being anew. For the class of 1965 The diverse life at Mepham has come to an end And a richer and more varied life has begun Enter it with high aspirations and acclimate yourself to it As you have done to the panorama at Mepham. You are the masters of your fate You are the captains of your souls ■ ____________________________________________1