Mercy High School - Monarch Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

Zo wards Our Sternal Commencement — through knowledge of self through knowledge of Qod. “Cord ‘Jesus, let me know myself And let me know Zkee-, ft or may J desire anything exeept Zkee. ” (Prayer of St. Augustine) ! Misericordia 63704 presented by Nerheod Kret Library 330 Court StraiM Uti Senior Class of Mercy .High School foreword Education, if rightly interpreted, brings knowledge and wisdom, which in turn lead to a strengthening and deepening of character. God has created us for one sole purpose, namely, to share the bliss of heaven with Him eternally, and it is, therefore, obvious that education of the mind alone is not sufficient to attain this goal. We must widen our horizons so as to include education and development of the soul. The necessity for this well-rounded and complete concept of education is beautifully realized by the Catholic Church. A Catholic education develops and strengthens the mind. It gives us a knowledge of the world, its peoples, our relations to them. It helps us to understand their actions and to see things from other viewpoints than our own, narrow personal ones. It helps us to understand ourselves, our own actions, our words, our hopes and aspirations. A Catholic education trains and guides our souls so ma know odknowledge by our love for Hr - to merit heaven We, the class, wis1 and to benefi h?- Dedication In sincere appreciation and gratitude we, the first graduating class of Mercy High School, dedicate this initial issue of Misericordia” to Reverend Mother Mary Euphrasia, Superior of the Sisters of Mercy. Reverend Mother has exerted a truly tremendous effort in behalf of our Alma Mater, and it is due to her courageous faith and diligent work that the idea of a Catholic High School in Riverhead has at last become a reality. To Mother Mary Euphrasia we extend a sincere and heartfelt Thank you in our own behalf and in the name of all the students of Mercy High School. We are happy to have this opportunity of publicly ex- pressing our deep gratitude to her. HIS HOLINESS POPE JOHN XXIII HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND WALTER F. KELLENBERG Bishop of Rockville Centre 9 VERY REVEREND EDGAR P. McCARREN Secretary of Education, Superintendent of Schools Monsignor Feeney and Monsignor McCarren unite their efforts to break ground for Mercy High School. 10 RIGHT REVEREND THOMAS J. FEENEY Pastor of St. John the Evangelist Church Riverhead, New York A good friend to all at Mercy II 12 SISTER MARY THEOPHANE, S.M. Principal of Mercy High School Students at Mercy know that Sister Mary Theo- phane is available at all times during the busy school day for scholastic assistance and individual guidance. Stanley Cowan and Irene Crohan display with pride the records they won at the Yearbook Hop. 13 REVEREND KENNETH NEE Father Nee has been a good friend, a dynamic religion teacher and an unfailing spiritual guide to us throughout our years at Mercy. REVEREND CHARLES MOCKEVICIUS Christ-like patience and understanding have made Father Charles a beloved teacher and an enthusiastic companion in all our sports endeavors. Sister Mary Hugh has made the library one of the most popular places in the school. She is always at her desk to welcome and encourage Ver ' often history assignments are correlated with English, the literary-minded. Can it be that Sister Mary Isidore and Sister Mary Stephen are mixing the ingredients for a literary A-bomb? Sister Mary Bernarda is evidently trying to con- vince Sister Mary Aqui- nas that art is the most important subject in the curriculum. Is she suc- ceeding ? The latest acquisition of the Commercial Department is ex- amined with pride by Sister Mary Laurence and Sister Mary Thomas ina. Sister Mary Caro- line helps Sister Mary Liguori and Sister Mary Gilbert plan the graduates' section in the yearbook. 16 In that first year of Mercy’s foun- dation when Mr. Murray offered his services to us, facilities were few and ability was untried. Intense training and untiring practice under Coach Murray have carried victory with them to Mercy in baseball, basketball and bowling and have also been the means of a character build-up and personality improvement in the individual mem- bers of the teams. MR HAROLD MURRAY Athletics THE MURRAY FAMILY (standing) Bob, Mr. Murra) and Tom (Freshman at Mercy), (seated) Vinny (Junior at Mercy) Mrs. Murray and Bill (Senior at Mercy). 17 “jCook upon me Zhat J may lair ’Our. ” graduates (St. Augustine) With thoughts of their own future ceremony in mind, three Juniors, Nancy Michell, Pat Duffy and Isabelle Doyle prepare the Seniors' rings for the blessing. This is the long-awaited day! Seniors Richard Hajek, Bob Hoag, Bill Leonard and Francis Mainetty seriously anticipate the Ring Ceremony. John Francis Bangston J B. ' Saint Rosalie Hampton Bays Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor of Mercy Highlights 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3; Student Library Assistant 1; Editor of Yearbook 4; Life Membership of Library Club of America. Our nominal principal'' . . . smiling amiability . . . generous . . . depend- able . . . sincerity in thought and action . . . carefree nature that still accepts responsibility. Joseph Paul Barauskas Jr. Joe Immaculate Conception VTest Hampton Beach Mission Club 2; Art Club 2; Yearbook 4. Big and powerful . . . likes all types of cars . . . makes friends easily. Judvellen .Ann Boenig Jeb” Saint Anthony of Padua Rocky Point Mission Club Secretary 2; Glee Club 2. 3: Baseball Sc ore-Keeper 3; Bowl- ing 4; Yearbook 4. Hard to keep up with her never-ending charter ... a sincere friend . . . always ready to lend a helping hand. Irene Theresa Crohan 'Irene'’ Saint John the Evangelist Riverhcad Life Member of the Library Club of America; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 1, 2, 3; National Catholic Student Library- Assistants Association; Bowling 4; Treasurer of Bowling 4. Excels in kindness . . . thoughtful in everything she does . . . always dresses in good taste ... a good friend to all who know her. Suzanne Barnes Cunningham Sue Saired Hearts of Jesus and Mar) Southampton Glee Club 3. 4; Press Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Bowling 4; Life Member of the Library Club of Amer- ica; National Catholic Student Library Assistant As- sociation 4. The last to jom our class . . . everything in complete fairness . . . always helpful . . . communicates her personality to others . . . combines humor with sin- cerity. Katherine Regina Dowling Kathie Our Ladj of the hie Parish Shelter Island Life Member of the Library Club of America Petite and sweet . . . skillful debater . . . witty . . . amiable . . . scholar par excellence. Sophie Ann Fink Sue Si. Isidore Riverhcad Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library 1, 2; Press Club 1, 2; Art Club I, 2; Bowling 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Miss Future Farmer of America ... a great admirer of St. Peter ... a smile at all times . . . loves secretarial work . . . keen on fashionable dressing. Russell James Flanigan Russ St John the Blip list Wading River Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 1. Second Bob Hope' . . . has the knack to win every- one's friendship . . . generous with his time . . . kind and thoughtful. Nancy Marie Gallagher Nance Si. John il’tr Evangelist Riverhcad Mission Club 1. 2; Glee Club 2; Bowling League 4; Yearbook 4. A sweet Irish girl . . . ambitious . . . but cjuiet in a friendly manner . . . generous and thoughtful. 2 Catherine Marie Gevens Marie” Stirred Hearts of Jesus and Mar) Southampton Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Life Member of Library Club of America; National Catholic Student Li- brary Assistant Association 1, 2, 3, 4. 'tres vive . . . striving young scientist . . travels the world through books . . . a future Florence Nightingale . . . excellent dancer . . . Sugar 'n' spice, everything nice. Walter Mark Gevinski Walt Saint Isidore Riverhead Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Mission Club 1. Tall, dark and likable . . . competent . . . affable . . . baseball is his weakness . . . success his goal . . . likes any thing about science and may one day lead America to the sun. Margaret Ellen Glignor Muggs Saint John the Evangelist Riverhead Press Club 1, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1; Bowling 4; Life Member of Library Club of America; Senior Section Editor. A cute likable girl ... a more loyal friend could not be found . . . Sweet and Petite. Richard Albert Hajek Rick Saint ]ohn the Evangelist Riverhead Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business F.ditor of Yearbook Staff 4; Captain of Bowling League 3, 4; National Catholic Stu- dent Library Assistants Association. Nearest thing to a perpetual-motion machine . . . super salesmanship . . . staunch patron of the Riverhead Lanes . . . neat dresser . . . likes to struggle with science problems . . . It wasn’t me—it must be the other fellow. Ann Louise Henderson Twink Saint John the Evangelist Riverhead Mission Club 1; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; National Catholic Student Library Assistants Associa- tion 3, 4; Life Member of Library Club of America; Lions Club Honor Award; Yearbook 4. Ties mtelhgente . . . loquacious . . . slender and sin- cere ... an omnipresent admirer of good music . . . a stalwart friend. Robert James Hoag Bob Saint Rosalie Hampton Bays Library Club of America; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Vice- President 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Quiet but has a mischievous twinkle in his eye . . . and oh. that dark, wavy hair. Matthew Henry Hogan Matt Mary Immaculate Be II port Mission Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Bowling 4 Yearbook Staff 4. Long 'n lean ... a pleasing personality that wins many friends . . . always contributes his best to school functions . . . fun-loving yet considerate . . , likes everything about Mercy and Mercy likes everything about him. Irene Margaret Lankau Frenchie” Saint John the Evangelist Riverhead Glee Club 2, 3; Mission Club 2; Bowling League Captain 3, 4; Library Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4. Loves sports, dances and parties . . . enjoys cooking and sewing . . . sweet girl of small stature . . . generous . . . friendly . . . affable. William Joseph Leonard Bill Saint John the Evangelist Riverhead Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3; Press Club 3, 4; Life Member of Library Club of America; National Catholic Student Library Assistant Association; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Official 1,2, 3. Active in sports ... an infectious sense of humor . . . willingly gives a helping hand ... a good student . . . may speech be a part of his career . . . admired by young and old. Francis Barnwell Mainetty Frank Sacred Hearts of Jesus and VIary Southampton Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Life Member of the Library Club of America. Straight-forward manner . . . always courteous . . . inclined to leap before looking . . . very partial to brown . . . takes a lot of teasing. Alexander Carl Mazeski Alex'’ Saint Isidore Riverhead Basketball 1, 2, 3, -4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Mission Club 1. A champ in every sport ... a heart of gold . . . ever ready to help. William Joseph Murray Billy’ Saint John the Evangelist Riverhead Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 1; Bowling 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Generous and very friendly . . . also has a wonderful spirit . . . great player in sports . . . likes homework!! Mary Ann Musnicki Meem Our Lady of Poland Southampton Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Life Member of Library Club of America; National Catholic Student Library Assistants Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Determined . . . perpetual motion . . fun-loving . . enthusiastic about personal likes and dislikes . . . enviable curls ... a stick-to-itiveness which marks her for success. David Edward Nostrom Dave’’ St. John the Evangelist Riverhead Mission Club 1; Baseball 1. Interested in all types of cars and car engines . . . considerate of others . . . a good sense of humor. Dorothy Frances O'Kula Dotti Saint Isidore Riverhead Glee Club 2; Mission Club 1; Art Club 2; Library Club of America 1, 2; Bowling 4; Yearbook Staff 4. A good dancer . . . also cute and neat. Harold Platt Harold” Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Southampton Class Treasurer 1; School Paper 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Easy and soft-spoken . . a smile that reaches every corner of his face . . . neat dresser ... a talent for writing that should be developed . . . very partial to horses and Volkswagens. William Lawrence Polvent Jr. Bill” Infant esus Port Jefferson Baseball 2; Bowling 3; Mission C'.lub L, 2; Art C.lub 2; Life Member of the Library Club of America. Intelligent . . . kind . . . generous . . . and a good dancer . . . science is his field. Harry Mark Scott Peetee 5 . John the Evangelist Riverhead Press Club 2, 3; Mission Club 1,2. Horse lover . . . and a great dancer . . . Secretarial major. John Edward Shields Jr. Johnny” St. John the Evangelist Riverhead Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Press Club 3, 4; Class President 1 ,4: Award by the Lion s Club; Yearbook Staff. Infectious smile . . . good-natured . . . full of fun and always ready for a good time ... an ardent interest in medicine . Oh! that Dr. Shields. Andrea Anne Siegal Andy'' Si. John the Evangelist Riverhead Glee Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Press Club I; Library 1, 2. Sweet . . . kind . . . loved by all . . . thoughtful . . . hard worker . . . success is her goal. Patricia Ann Smith Pat St. John the Evangelist Riverhead Band I, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2; Press Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Life Member of Library- Club of America. A lover of art and music . . . hands upon the keys” at Mercy's entertainment . . . good conversationalist . . . interested in beautiful clothes . . . likes to go places. Richard Paul Spanburgh Richie St. Iohn the Baptist Wading River Baseball 1, 2; Mission Club 1; Library Club 1, 2; Press Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Bowling 4; Life Member of Library Club of America. Great interest in history . . . likes to talk on serious topics . . . avid reader of people and places. Marie Rose l'erry Ree” Stunt Agnes Grecnport Glee Club 1, 2; Mission Club 1; Life Member ol Library Club of America. She s unforgettable . . . sincere . . . and a true friend to all . . . favorite saying Sister, I know you're going to be angry, but . . I'm starving when on her perpetual diet. Diane Marie Vallely Diane St Agnes Green port Glee Club 2; Yearbook 4; Life Member of the Library Club of America. Sincere and persevering . . . loyal school spirit . . . one of Mercy's good public speakers . . . friendly to all . . . likes to laugh and make others laugh . . . Buenos (has. Hermana.” Dianne Rita Wesolowski Wesie” St. Isidore Riverhead Glee Club 2; Bowling 3, 4; Art Club 2; Press Club 1, 2: Secretary 1; Year- book 4; Art Editor Yearbook 4. Sweet and feminine ... a wonderful secretary ... a cute smile with a dimple in the chin . . . Mercy's vote for best dressed. Margaret Ann Willmott Peggy Saint John the Evangelist Riverhead Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; National Catholic Students Library Assistants Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Life Member of Library Club of America. Fun to be with . . . ready smile for every occasion . . . thoughtful and sincere . . . I’ll get my license someday” . . . cheerful and gay in every way — that's Peggy. Bernice Ann Worm Bernice Saint John the Etangelisl Riverhead Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Bowling League 4; Life Member of Library Club of America; National Catholic Students Library Assistants Association 1,2, 3, 4. Generous with her talents . . . friendly . . . amiable . . . witty . . . kind to all . . . liked by everyone . . . mis- chievous smile. a Judith Ann Zabicky Judy Saint John the Evangelist Riverhead National Catholic Student Library Assistant Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Life Member of Library Club of America; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 2, 3; Bowling 4. Loyal and true she'll be to you . . . always offers a helping hand . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . possesses a deep appreciation of the value of friendship. “through the years” Days when our biology class went specimen-hunting. We still had leisure time to enjoy the noon-day sun. Seniors all, working towards the College Entrance exams. Carefree junior days were climaxed by the Washington trip. 9 5 7 1 9 5 9 33 Senior members of the typewriting class, Bernice, Dorothy, Margaret, Richard, and Irene put their skill to good use working on the Miseri- cordia.'' Classes May J meditate on nothing empt Zhee. ” (St. Augustine) Seniors Your notes are beautiful but can you read them back? Sister Mary Laurence is putting her transcription class to the test. Future private secretaries at work strive for speed and accuracy under the capable guidance of'Sister Mary Thomasina. Richard Hajek looks lost as the rest of the religion students beam at Sister Mary Gilbert. Richard Span- burgh with the aid of Margaret Willmott, ex- plains to the class the history of the Panama Canal. Attention, Students! Sister Mary Theophane explains a difficult algebraic expression. Seniors David, Francis, Alex, and Pat prove them- selves. Hold on, physics students! Your success depends on your precision and perseverance. Seated. President, John Shields, Standing, Vice-President Bob Hoag, Secretary, Alex Majeski and Treasurer, Diane Vallely smilingly assume their responsibilities as Senior Class officers. Seated, left to right. FIRST ROW: N. Gallagher, M. Musnicki, P. Willmott, S. Fink. J. Zabicky. SECOND: J. Shields, D. Mostrum. B. Polvent, H. Scott, W. Gevinski, R. Hajek. THIRD ROW: S. Cunningham. P. Smith, D. Vallely, K. Dowling, A. Henderson, M. Terry, A. Siegel. Standing, left to right. FIRST ROW: J Barauskus. D. O'Kula, I. Crohan. J. Boenig, M Gevens. D Wesolowski, I. Lankau, B. Worm. M Glignor, A. Lynch. SECOND ROW. B. Murray. M Hoagan, R. Spanburgh, B Hoag. H Platt, R Flanigan. J. Bangston. F. Mainetty. B. Leonard. A. Majeski. Not shown: M. Koblein 37 39 It couldn't have been the sentence he was writing that brought that smile to James Marrin's face. It must have been caused by a word from Sister Mary Gilbert. {Juniors Rosemarie Cortese gives an enrapt class her interpretation of how the French language should sound. 40 A rare moment of tranquility for the 3A's. (Row nearest camera) J. Coyle, F. Lynch. L. Barbolt T Neville J Mamn C. Harnett R. Reichert. (Next) R. Harrison, C. Gatz, R Cortese, P. McCabe, J. Montgomery, P. Duffy,’ B Hass. (Next) W. Reichert, J Strebel, S. Cowan, J. Mensch. F. Vivona, P. Grathwohl. (Standing) B. Collins I. Doyle, C. Szuster, P. Ragone, D. Guanzini, H. Hogan. The 3A2 's in an in- formal moment. ‘Juniors (Nearest camera) M. Demita, M. Ficurclli, F. Pitacco, E. Cuccato. (Next) B. Scheu, T. Cheslik, C Wilson, E. Southard, R. Carpenter. (Next) M. Kelley, P. Mennel, G. Mansfield. A Mi-skill, N. Micehll. (Next) J. Grefig, L. Mickoliger, J. Kelly, E. Neems, K. Doyle. (Standing) M Scheu, V. Cavallero, R Siriani, B. Kujawski, P. Hoff- man. P. Corcoran, V. Murray. While a few keep an eye on the camera, the other members of the tatin class give Sister Mary Gilbert full attention. 42 {Juniors Sister Mary Thomasina's class in bookkeeping finds that every minute of the period is a busy one. Orator Peter Hoffman delivers his literary masterpiece to an attentive audience while Sister Mary Isidore marvels at his skill. At Sister Mary Liguori's dictation deux victimes” struggle with French vocabulary. 43 Thoughtful Sophs! Hopeful Sophs! Scenes of Sophs Eager Sophs! 45 The 2a 's on dress parade. FRONT (I to r): M. C. Cannova, O. Donato, E. Ingoglia, M. Spano, J. Randolph. SEC- OND: A. Mczzapclle, A. Batchelder, C. Zahra, D. Audioun. S. St. John, C. Stubelek, P. Siedelecki, B. Bonczyk, E. Mc- Cabe. BACK: S. Maggipinto, D. Cavallo, V. Rempe, A. Carbone, J. Lynch, J. Flynn, L. Phillips, J. Shaffery, J. Andrews, R. Farmer, B. Edwards, D. Percoco. The Picassos of Sister Mary Bernarda create unsung masterpieces. 5 o P h o m o r e s Ecce discipuli Caesaris 46 Shakespeare never had such interested readers as the 2a' s or such an excellent interpreter as Sister Mary Isidore. 47 •1 r t Two class officers who aren't overwhelmed by their responsibili- ties; D. Rykacewski and J. Creigh- ton. E ■Wi The world's finest candy sales- men pose for their picture. FIRST ROW (seated. 1 to r): B. Guldi, J. Crcight, D. Rykacewski, B. Connors. SECOND: R Higgins, D. Hogan, C. Hogan. A. Scords. THIRD M Richards. P. Zelt- man. FOURTH: I. Caulfield. R. Gomez. A. Tong, T. Coil. STANDING: M Johnson, F. Farra. B. Staib, J. Meehan. Religion is not entirely a serious busi- ness as evident by the smiling faces of Sister Mary Lawrence and her pupils. The Sophomores gather around for an impromptu lesson with Millie Johnson in possession of the Maestro's place. Sophomore Scenes Sophomores smile and gossip ponder and pose! freshmen The Freshmen give willing attention to the photographer even though he is interrupting their Latin class. 52 Introducing: P Lankau, B. Walters. C. Polvent, P. Soah. R Wanat. B Roczkowskyi, S Dolan. S. Rusnicki, E. Iannetto, Michell, E. Tyers, V. Duffy, M Kelly, R Bauauskas, F. Vivona, E Salivar. J. Turbish. G. Welpe, R. Stevens, Sandra Sieminski, P. Swotkewicz, F. Bujnicki. C. Smith, Sharon Leonard, P Stark, M Everett, P. Duffy. A Pisicano, S. Schlitz, Sitler, W. Smith, J. Donelly, R. Deyer, G. Kubala, R. Staudt, V. Swiderski, G. Lynch, J. Barry. T. Gatz, J. Leonard. C. C. Lynn, P. OFFICERS OF 1A Susan Schlitz, John Barr)-, Sharon Leonard, Ralph Stevens 53 Jrcskmm Sister Mary Caroline has some fine artists in her biology class as is evi- denced by the ar- ray of cells on the board. 54 CLASS OFFICERS OF 1 A2 Dennis McBride, Thomas Murray and Jacqueline Simons. R. Vitale, J. Pidgeon, B. Lcisgang. W. Urkicl, M. Carpenter. E. Cortese, D. Murphy, L. Sturm, M Balnis, T. Kolenski, «D. McBride, A. Schaaf, P. Phillips, A. Hastings. E. Wimmett, J. Simons, D. Tressler. B. Szuster, J. Barczak, S. Danielowich, M. Adipietro, H. Stefo, T Warren, D. Avelli, R Kish, J. Castellano, J. Niewodomski. K. Schaeffer. F. Illardo, C. Smith. K. Rausch, R. Brandt, T. Murray, D. Goodwin. 55 Activities “May J do everything on aeeount of Zhee. ” (St. Augustine) Sister Mary Bernarda and her Art Committee are responsible for the fine art work. Bill Leonard. Suzanne Cunningham and John Shields concentrate on selecting pictures that tell the story. “Misericordia ” in the Making The zealous members of our faculty and student body deserve a vote of thanks from the Miseri- cordias editorial staff. Their encouragement and generous expenditure of time made possible this first issue of Mercy's yearbook. The work accomplished by the Typewriting Committee under the direction of Sister Mary Gilbert was efficient and invaluable. 58 Sister Mary Aquinas conducts; Pat Siedlecki plays 59 Senior KNEELING: Vinny Murray, Tom Murray, John Mensch, John Shields, Bill Murray. STANDING: Mr. Murray, Alex Mazeski, LeRoy Phillips, John Flynn, Bill Leonard, Bob Hoag. Standing?” Bill Leonard Alex Mazeski, our number one eager. Bob Hoag is ready to sink it. CHAMPIONS OF THE COURT Russ Flanigan is our strong man. armed with a basketball. When Bill Murray gets that ball it just has to go into the basket. 61 Plenty of action under the basket Tension is high with Mr. Murray. Another basket in the making for Mercy. oh A iump-ball starts off an exciting game with William Floyd. � y 62 KNEELING, (1 to r): Vincent Murray, Bruce Edwards, James Kinston. T. Caulfield. Bill Mein- inger. STANDING (1 to r): Thomas Murray, Le Roy Phillips, Robert Reichert, John Flynn, Dave Meininger, John Mensch. A Wednesday afternoon rendez-vous for Mercyites. Mewling Strike! cries Bill Leonard This is a popular sport at Mercy and wc are very' proud of our rapidly growing num- ber of trophy holders. Bowling trophy, here I come! cries Regina Wanat. Two of Mercy’s enthusiasts, worn out after a strenuous afternoon. A winning team. (1 to r) V. Murray P. Grathwohl B. Collins R. Reichert M. Kelley L. Barbolt baseball BOB HOAG VINNY MURRAY ALEX MAZESKI TO THE VICTOR BELONG THE SPOILS JAMES MARRIN JOHN MENSCH BILL MURRAY 65 y Tr i n R R rm lrs SophTakes Honors 'VashingtonTrip John Bangston consults his assistant editor, Anne Lynch, about coming issue of the school paper. th 1 wcie cuuciuueu, uie were free to attend ex- ironr Wo alen have few other cy High. Andrew lie Fink, mentl iibmitl itest. uch | T Mount Ve( other placet One of the is the prospects of a stay at one Sister M. Liguori and business manager Richa Hajek check ads to see that all are accounted for. nlngham, Richard Hajek i; u ted w long •ay a James Kingston and Pat Duffy, who will take over as the i editor and assistant editor in September, get together nee O on some plans. earr udience. One of the at- their reward. The door prl7 schools assembled and doll, was won by Vinny Mu its entire paper before Yvonne Weston, a pretty of an interested group colleen who has been In : 1 tor rht :i John presides over a meeting and calls for volunteers important news items. to write up some 67 •ri i ir N During the May Procession James Marrin leads the recitation of the rosary. The Christmas season calls for a classroom tree, so Jane Creighton does the honors for the sopho- mores. A foot-sore group of seniors keep Sister Mary Isidore company on the steps of the capitol in Washington. Ceremony of Right Reverend Monsignor Thomas J. Feeney gave the welcome address and briefly traced the his- tory of Mercy High School. Students of Mercy High lead the way across the campus to the site of ground- breaking. Members of the clergy. Father Potterton, Chaplain of Our Lady of Mercy Academy, Syosset, follows altar boys Bill Leonard and Matthew Hogan. His Excellency, Bishop Kellenberg, gets ready to turn the first spadeful of earth. Mount Vernon- Iwo Jima Memorial The House Marie joins the ranks of exhausted tourists The Unknown Soldier and his faithful guardian The Stables 76 Attendants look on The Glee Club and Band entertain for the night. The guests of honor begin the feast. The hungry crowd follows suit. Father Charles presents one of the trophies. 77 Marie Gevens, like many others, has long dreamed of this great day. Sister Mary Theophane and Mon- signor get ready to preside at the ceremony. Listening to Monsignor Feeney explain the symbolism of the ring. The ceremony was followed by a party in the cafeteria. Richard Hajek. Bill Leonard, Bill Poivent and Fran- cis Mainetty make sure their rings are visible. 79 Bill Leonard, Ann Henderson, John Shields arrive at Brentwood where Bill and Ann as Simeon and Anna participate in the pageant, the Living Rosary. ft rent wood The prophetess Anna beholds Simeon in priestly garb. Koekville Center Crip The art poster that won two prizes for Stephen Maggipinto, best in high school and best in sophomore divisions, is admired by the artist and his teacher. Sister Mary Bernarda. The four top salesmen in the yearbook drive are Richard Hajek, Bill Leonard, Bob Hoag and Joe Barauskas. Their order of rating is self- evident. Alex Mazeski. Richard Hajey and Walter Gcvinski are a prize-winning bowling trio. .Honors Come to Mercy Sister Mary Theophane and Katherine Dowling read the letter informing Katherine that she has won a State Scholarship. Anne Lynch and John Shields congratulate each other on their Bohack awards. 81 crip to Our Cady of Mercy Novitiate Card catalogues, dictionaries and, of course, consulta- tions with Sister Mary Hugh help students in their title hunts. Two veteran prize winners are Bill and Richard. Kook Frequent daily visits to the library pay off well during the week in February known as Catholic Book Week. Faculty and students alike fall captive to the lure of literary crostics. 83 A group of Freshman girls are ready for a pleasant evening. John Mensch steers his partner skillfully through the maze. Mercy jCikes John Shields and Mary Ann Musnicki arc two old-timers at the school dances. The camera man seizes a rare opportunity to catch Richy Hajek on the dance floor. 84 Gail Wclpc and Clifford Polvcnt wait catch the beat. to “Dance They dance real cool !' Everyone likes to cha-cha-cha. Lou Morro—the man who ran the show. R. Spanburgh and P. Siedlecki. Mercy's Marge and Gower Champion, win another contest and display their prizes. Weeks ahead of time students were busy getting ready Zhe Book 9air This is always a big event at Mercy and draws a big crowd of book lovers. Although books are the big inducement, they are not the only items for sale. Bill Murray and Bob Hoag prepare a little sales-talk that will help to arouse interest in books of adventure. One of the many beautiful booths on display. Some students offer their opinion on the books for sale. Judging from Marie's glee- ful expression she has made a big sale. SAINT JOHN THE EVANGELIST R C. CHURCH Right Reverend Monsignor Thomas J. Feeney Reverend Kenneth Nee Reverend Francis McCann Reverend Richard Sliwak SAINT ROSALIE R. C. CHURCH Reverend William Flaherty Reverend Kenneth Murphy Business Directory ADELWERTH'S BUS SERVICE DR. ADOLPH JR. South Ocean Ave. Center Moriches A. ANTHONY SH-4-2822 Real Estate and Insurance Route 25A, Rocky Point, N. Y. ATLANTIC FERTILIZER CORP. Gold Seal Brand Fertilizers Riverhead, New York BARCZAK NURSERY FLORIST Route 58. PA-7-3136 Riverhead, L. I. BAY VIEW MARKET Flanders Road, Riverhead PA-7-9813 BEJAY AUTO PARTS. INC. J. J. BENNETT CONTRACTORS BUILDERS Southampton, N. Y. Phone SO-1-0379 BERNIES Bernard Wiwazer, Prop. Baiting Hollow ALBIN W. BOBINSKI FRANK F. BOENIG BUS SERVICE Wading River, Long Island WA-9-4675 BOHACK CO. Main Street Riverhead. L. I. BOW 2 HI Bowlers Pro Shop — Ball and Trophies 851 West Main Street, Riverhead L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY 521 Fifth Avenue New York 17. New York MU 2-4210 CAPRI PIZZA Real Italian Style North Highway, Southampton CARROLL FLOOR COVERING PAINTS Montauk Highway and Bonny Drive AT-1-9930 AL JOHNS CHEVROLET WE-4-1105-1106 Main Street. Westhampton Beach, N. Y. A Fond Farewell to Mercy High and Many Thanks to Our Benefactors CLASS OF '60 COURT RESTAURANT Next to Old Court House Riverhead, L. I. PA-7-4680 MAURICE B. CUNNINGHAM Real Estate and Insurance Southampton, N. Y. CYCLE BEVERAGE DISTS., INC. 15 Lake Ave. PA-7-4110 Riverhead. New York Compliments of DANOWSKI FUNERAL HOME DODGE OF RIVERHEAD. INC. Dodge — Dodge Dart — Trucks Riverhead. N. Y. JACK DOLAN FUEL SERVICE 33 Sunrise Ave., Riverhead Day PA-7-2520 Nite PA-7-1542 Compliments of the DOMINICAN SISTERS OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST Riverhead. New York DON-LISA HAIR STYLIST Main St. Hampton Bays 2-0373 Complete Line of Beauty Work A. J. DOYLE CONSERVATIVE GAS 915 West Main Street, Riverhead PA-7-2424 L. and A. Ebenstein, Props. MT. SINAI GEN. STORE BAHRS GEN. STORE Mt. Sinai, L. I., N. Y. MILTON P. ENSTINE SON Hill Street Tel. SO-1-0642 Southampton. New York Compliments of MSGR. FEENEY Riverhead. New York FINNERAN S AUTO SERVICE — Riverhead Your Local Amoco Dealer Corner Ostrander Ave. and Route 58 OTIS FORD Montauk Highway. Quogue Old Quogue 3-4171 THE FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK 8 East Main Street Riverhead. New York Congratulations A FRIEND Success to Mercy High School A FRIEND GALHUE CORP. For All Your Real Estate Needs Gene Scavin, Hampton Bays GARDEN RESTAURANT. Riverhead Serving Eastern L- I. 35 Years Steaks. Lobsters. Sea Food GENE S SERVICE STATION Clayton E. St. John, Prop. East Quogue, New York E. GRISWOLD CO. 28 Lincoln Street, Riverhead PA-7-2407 HAMPTON GRILL Modern Diner and Dining Room Route 24-27 Hampton Bays S. HARDING SON Roanoke Avenue Riverhead PA-7-2064 HOME PAINT WALLPAPER NO. 2 CORP 106 Peconic Ave.. Riverhead, N. Y. Park 7-3050 Compliments of JAEGER S DEPT. STORE We Aim to Please Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON. INC. Riverhead Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 60 THE JUNIORS 3-2 ED. KUKLA’S TELEVISION SERVICE Riverhead — Hampton Bays Southampton Compliments of JEANNE and TOM LAVELLE Westhampton Beach. L. I. WALTER LECH Meat Market Choice Meats — Specialty Bologna LEONARD FUNERAL HOME Riverhead. N. Y. PA-7-2296 LONG ISLAND ICE FUEL CORPORATION General Office West Main Street. Riverhead Plant Compliments of LONG ISLAND PRODUCE FERTILIZER CO.. INC. Riverhead. N. Y. JAMES H. LYNCH. INC. Horticultural Supplies Southampton. New York LYON FORD. INC. — Ford Cars and Trucks 606 West Main St. Riverhead, N. Y. R. MARTINI, Pharmacist Service for the Sick JA-2-3760 Main Road, Jamesport, L. I. MARY. QUEEN OF HEAVEN SHOP 51 North Ocean Ave., Patchogue. N. Y. Religious Articles. Cards. Books, and Church Supplies. MR. AND MRS. WILFRED MAUCH MARK B. McCABE Executone Communications 125 Union Ave., Riverhead R. A. McCALLUM. INC. Agent for Mobil Oil Co.. Inc. RHD. — PA-7-4336 GPT. GR-7-0147 MERRITT POND NURSERY Landscaping and Lawn Care by the Month, Week or Day Park 7-1233 Congratulations, Class of I960 MICHNA’S WINES AND LIQUORS Montauk Highway. Watermill MID-ISLAND LUMBER SUPPLY CO.. INC. Lumber and Mason Material 415 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, L. I. PA-7-2430 Compliments of the Manager NATIONAL SHOES 132 E. Main St., Riverhead. L. I. Compliments of N. D. C. SEE NEEFUS. INC. 30 West Main Street Riverhead, N. Y. MILLER CHEMICAL FERTILIZER CORP. Insecticides — Fungicides — Fertilixers Complete Line of Farms — Gardens — Lawns 3006 West Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore 15, Maryland John V. Sawicki. Mattituck. L. I. MA 9 8679 Reverend Jeremiah McLaughlin NOB HILL RESTAURANT Ma in Road, Aquebogue, L. I. JA-2-3998 O'KULAS WELDING Electric and Acetylene Welding 1018 Pulaski St., Riverhead Congratulations From OUR LADY OF MERCY CONVENT Hicksville, N. Y. PEERLESS PHOTO PRODUCTS. INC. A. Patrick Hajek, Purchasing Agent Shoreham, L. I., N. Y. PERKINS CO. MEN S SHOP 20 West Main St., Riverhead PA-7-2460 Compliments of PORKY’S RESTAURANT Greenport, L I. RAINBOW RECREATION CENTER 30 Peconic Avenue Riverhead. New York ABEL REGGIO COMPANY Imports Agents 105 Hudson Street, New York 13, N. Y. REVEREND W. J. REILLY St. Jude Shrine Church Neighborhood Road. Mastic, L. I. REM AND MIL’S COFFEE SHOP AND DINING ROOM 41 Newton Lane Easthampton, L I., N. Y. RIVERHEAD BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Lumber and Building Supplies 303 Ostrander Ave. PA-7-3650 RIVERHEAD CEMENT BLOCK CO.. INC. Roanoke Ave. Riverhead. L. I.. N. Y. Make it a Date at Route 58 RIVERHEAD LANES Riverhead. Long Island RIVERHEAD POLISH INDEPENDENT CLUB Marcy Ave., Riverhead, L. I. Catering to Weddings. Banquets. Etc. RIVERHEAD SAVINGS BANK 7 West Main Street Riverhead, New York PA-7-3600 RIVERHEAD SERVICE STATION, INC. 705 West Main Street Riverhead. N. Y. PA-7-0777 ROANOKE FOOD CENTER 705 Roanoke Avenue Riverhead, New York ROCKY POINT ELECTRIC CONST. CO. Contractors for Light, Heat, and Power Broadway, Rocky Point, N. Y. FRANK RYKACZEWSKI Mason Contractor PA-7-5092 SAINT AGATHA SCHOOL 736 48 Street Brooklyn 20. N. Y. SAINT GERARD SCHOOL Hollis. N. Y. SAINT MARY SCHOOL Roslyn Heights, N. Y. Congratulations to Mercy's First Graduates SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS SCHOOL J. SAUER. INC., GUILD OPTICIAN 218 West Main Street Riverhead, L. I., N. Y. Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Riverhead, N. Y. SECURITY NATIONAL BANK 54 West Main Street Riverhead, New York SHINNECOCK CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. Pine Neck Landing East Quogue, L. I.. N. Y. THE SHOREHAM STORE Woodville Road. Shoreham SH-4-2301 Congratulations From the SISTERS AND BABIES OF ANGEL GUARDIAN HOME SISTERS OF CHARITY Saint John the Evangelist School Center Moriches, New York Best Wishes SISTERS OF HOLY INNOCENTS SCHOOL SISTERS OF MERCY Our Lady of Mercy Academy Syosset, N. Y. SISTERS OF MERCY Saint Patrick Convent Bay Shore, L I. SISTERS OF MERCY Queen of Angels Convent Best Wishes SISTERS OF SACRED HEART CONVENT Congratulations and Best Wishes SISTERS OF SAINT BRIGID CONVENT Sincere Congratulations SISTERS OF SAINT GREGORY CONVENT SKIPPY S ESSO SERVICENTER Brakes — Washing — Lubrication Welding — Mechanical Work, All Kinds REVEREND RICHARD T. SLIWAK Saint John the Evangelist Rectory Riverhead, L. I.. N. Y. M. CLARKE SMITH Carpentry and General Construction Southampton. N. Y. SO-I-I833 JOHN SMITH. MASON Gregory Place, Riverhead PA-7-3063 Ave Atque Vale! SOPHOMORE CLASS 2-2 SOUTHAMPTON ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES. INC. North Highway, Southampton. N. Y. SO-1-0068 SPEONK LBR. AND SUPPLY CO. Montauk Highway Speonk, N. Y. L. E. STEMMLER CO.. INC. America's Oldest Mftrs. of Fine Archery Tackle Manorville, L. I., N. Y. SUFFOLK CEMENT PRODUCTS Concrete and Cement Blocks Calverton, L. I., N. Y. SUFFOLK COOP. G. L. F. SERVICE, INC. Feed — Seed Fertilizer — Farm Supplies Riverhead. N. Y. Park 7-3230 SUFFOLK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Corner of 2nd St. and Roanoke Ave. Riverhead, N. Y. TUFANO CONTRACTING CORPORATION Midhampton Ave. Quogue, N. Y. TURNBULL CAIN Roofing Contractor Riverhead. L I., N. Y. TWOMEY S SERVICE STATION Calverton, Long Island PA-7-9899 HELEN J. VETLER. Licensed Real Estate Broker 289 Howell Ave., Riverhead PA-7-4623 VILLAGE RESTAURANT 11 Newtown Lane East Hampton, EA-4-0090 VOJVODA'S CLEANERS 712 East Main St. Riverhead. N. Y. — PA-7-2432 WALTER S LIQUOR STORE Your Friendly Liquor Dealer 41 Peconic Ave., Riverhead. N. Y. ALBERT WARNER. INC. Riverhead, N. Y. WICKS FLORIST West Main St. Riverhead. N. Y. WILLMOTT PETROLEUM CO. East Main Street Riverhead, N. Y. I. M. YOUNG CO. Golden Anniversary 1910-1960 RAYMOND ZAMBER Plumbing. Heating, Well Drilling Route 58. Riverhead PA-7-3477 Patrons A FRIEND JACOB ANTELETY AMBASSADOR INN MR. AND MRS, JOHN BAGLEY BAKER S YOUNG COLONY MR. AND MRS. JOHN BALNIS BALZARINI S RESTAURANT MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR BANGSTON MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BARAUSKAS BARBANEL'S DEPT. STORE BARTH S DRUG STORE BEEBES SERVICE CENTER WALTER K. BONCZYK FAMILY. RHD., L. I. ANN AND ANTHONY BONGIOVANNI AND CHILDREN M SGT. D. E. BURCHARD BUTTERCRUNCH BAKING CORPORATION CAS DELICATESSEN CANTIN FABRICS CARL A JACK’S DISCOUNT HOUSE. HAMPTON BAYS RUSSEL V. CARMAN CARON SHOP CASIMER FUNERAL HOME MR. AND MRS. EDWARD P. COLLINS AND FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF CAVANRO BROS. COMPLIMENTS OF PETER GRIFFIN COLLINS III COURT OF OUR LADY OF HOPE 1708 CROHAN FAMILY MRS. JOHN L DAINELOWICH MR. AND MRS. STANLEY DAINELOWICH DEAN’S SOUTHAMPTON GULF SERVICE STATION MR. AMATO DEMITA MRS. MATILDA DEMITA DOC’S TAVERN OF RIVERHEAD COMPLIMENTS OF THE DONATO FAMILY DR. AND MRS. ALAN DOWLING DOWN’S SERVICE STATION THE DUNN FAMILY ELITE OF SUFFOLK. INC.. RIDGE ENSTINE'S DAIRY EVE’S DELICATESSEN FARGO POTATO COMPANY JAMES FELKER FINKELSTEIN. HARRY A.. C.P.A. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE FIOTO MRS. MARY FLANIGAN AND SON FONTANA’S BAKERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH FRANCES’ BEAUTY SALON — EASTPORT FRANK A FRIEND FROM A FRIEND FROM A FRIEND ANTHONY GADINSKI GARSTEN MOTORS. INC. THE GEVENS FAMILY 3rd GRADE. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL W. T. GRANT CO.. Riverhead GRATTENS DODGE CENTER A. GULDI SONS, Southampton A. GULDI SONS, Electricians, Westhampton CY’S LUNCHEONETTE MR. AND MRS. A. PATRICK HAJEK MR. AND MRS. HAMILTON AND MARYANN THE HAMPTON PRESS NORMA HALL R. G. HANN SON MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM J. HATTRICK J. GERALD HERBERT — LIQUORS EDWARD AND YOLANDA HEWINS AND CHILDREN JOHN WM. HINIY MR. AND MRS. WESLEY G. HOFFMAN AND FAMILY MRS. JEROME HOGAN HOME TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY A. E. HORTON. CONTRACTOR, MANORVILLE. L. I. HOUSE OF GIFTS. MASTIC ACRES THE ISLANDER ISLAND OUTBOARDS IVAN’S SHOE STORE JACOB MEYER. INC. JESKI’S FISH MARKET JIM'S ICE DELIVERY MR. AND MRS. JULIANO RITA. JOAN. AND VERA KANE . KATZ CHILDREN SHOP. GREENPORT THE ROBERT KEENE BOOKSHOP CHARLES C. KELLY MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. KELLY. SOUTHAMPTON KITCHEN BATH. INC., BY TOMMASINI MR. AND MRS. ANTONE KILENSKI WILLIAM KROEMER SON. INC. MR. AND MRS. OTTIS W. LE BLEU LE VALLEY PRESS SHARON LEONARD BILL LEONARD V. LEWIS. REALTOR MRS. F. MAINETTY MAPLE TREE GROCERIES G. MARREY Patrons KURT WALTER MARKS RICHARD F. MARON MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND MARRIN MASTERCRAFT CABINETS MASTIC LANES. MASTIC ROAD COMPLIMENTS OF HUGH McCAVUCK COMPLIMENTS OF McCLERIE’S MARKET McCARRICKS DAIRY herb McCarthy’s bowden square. Southampton COMPLIMENTS OF McCLEAN MARKET MR AND MRS. JAMES T. McCRYSTAL METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.. S McCORMICK JACK LYONS. MERRICK INN W. H. B. MILOSKI'S CLEARVIEW POULTRY FARM LEO R. MITCHELL. FLORIST MITCHELLS RESTAURANT REVEREND CHARLES MOCHEVICIUS MR. AND MRS. HAROLD MURRAY AND FAMILY THOMAS M. NIPPELL AND FAMILY HARRY NUBEL. MORTGAGE TITLE MR. AND MRS. H. L. O BRIEN LAURA M. OCAME CRABTREE O’KEEFE MR. AND MRS. ALBERT PAPISH PARKVIEW WOODLAWN DAIRY PAULA TARRA DR. AND MRS. JOHN W. PFLUM PETE’S BARBER SHOP MAGEE PETROLEUM IRINO PIANO MR AND MRS. JAMES PIDGEON HAROLD M. PLATT MR. AND MRS. HAROLD PLATT JR. PLAZA DRESS SHOP M. M. PLUMBING SUPPLY. HAMPTON BAYS EDWARD R. PRESCOTT QUOGUE PLUMBING HEATING CO. R M ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. MR. AND MRS. E. RANDOLPH AND FAMILY REESE’S STATIONERY STORE ANTHONY RINALDI RIVERHEAD DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE RIVERHEAD GLASS CO. RIVERHEAD GRILL RIVERHEAD LAUNDRY CORPORATION RIVERHEAD SERVICE CENTER ROANOKE HEIGHTS SERVICE STATION ROCKY POINT BEER WAREHOUSE ROCKY POINT WINES AND LIQUOR MR AND MRS. JOSEPH RYCHLINSKI MR. AND MRS. JULIUS SACKS SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST. WADING RIVER SAINT PIUS X SCHOOL. PLAINVIEW SAL’S SERVICE STATION MR. AND MRS. K. SCANLON SOUTHAMPTON ED. SCHARTZ MR. GEORGE SCHLENZ E. SCHWENK DAIRY. INC.. SOUTHAMPTON SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.. Main St.. Rivarhaad MR. AND MRS. FELIX SIEGAL MR. AND MRS. B. SIRIANI SISTERS OF MERCY LITTLE FLOWER CONVENT MR. FRANK J. SMITH MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SPANBURGH SPORTSMEN’S REST SPORTSWEAR BY CARL BOBS MR. AND MRS. EMIL STAKEY MR. AND MRS. CHRIS STEFFO MR. AND MRS. CLAYTON E. ST. JOHN MISS SUSAN ST. JOHN SUFFOLK MOTOR SALES CORP. SUNRISE RESTAURANT SUNSHINE SHOE SERVICE. HAMPTON BAYS CONGRATULATIONS FROM SUZAN AND BOBBY COMPLIMENTS OF TAYLOR BROTHERS GARAGE THOMPSON SUPER MARKET. Hampton Bays THRIFTY DRUG STORE. Rivarhead TIRE CRAFT. INC. TOWN GARAGE. Hampton Bays MR. AND MRS STANLEY TROYAN TUTHILL PETROLEUM CO. REGINAL H. TUTTLE VAIL MOTOR CORPORATION VAN DYKE YOUSIK. INC. JAMES VIERNI DELICATESSEN RITA AND GEORGE VOLKMAN WADING RIVER GARAGE G. J. WALTER. Grocar WARREN S GARDEN CENTER WATER MILL BEAUTY SALON WELLER REFRIGERATION SERVICE WEST END MEAT MARKET WILLIAM’S BEAUTY SHOPPE. Graanport LC LH WILLIAMSEN INN F. W. WOOLWORTH AND CO.. Rivarhaad MR. AND MRS. HENRY WORM DR. VICTOR K. YOUNG MR. AND MRS. FRANK YOUSIK Boosters Abbott Hair Fashions. Southampton Jerry Aims Frank Akstin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Albers Theodore Alpert Mrs. Pauline Ambrose and Family The Andrews Family Anonymous H. K Antoun. Riverhead Art's Market. Southampton The Audioun Family Mrs. Florence Avram Baker's Young Colony Mr. and Mrs. John Balnis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bangston Mr. and Mrs. William Bangston Peter Barauskas Mr. and Mrs. Barbers Mrs. Elizabeth Barbolt Mr. and Mrs. George Batchelder Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Beatty Ulick Bell. Sr. Bennett Oil Corp. Betty's Esso Station, Hampton Bays Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biolkowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boenig and Family Barbara Bonczyk James Bonfield Boot's Market Boot Tree. Southampton Robert Brant Mrs. S. Brant Mr. and Mrs. James C. Brown Fred Bruer Marine Ct. Waldemar Burding Caggiano's Pharmacy Jim Capkams Cappy's Super Market The Caravan, Southampton Mrs. Ruth Cardone Mr. and Mrs. Caruso Carwiths Pharmacy The Caulfield Family Vito Cavallari Center Moriches Cleaner Cesspool Building. Andrew L. Nash The Coelho Family Conservative Gas Conservative Gas Company Cook Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper and Family Cor-Ace Lumber Co. Mrs. R. Corcoran Dolores Cortese Compliments of Frank Cortese Mr. and Mrs. John Costello Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Costello Mr. Leon Corwin Mrs. Catherine Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Philys Coyle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Creighton Crohan Family Mr. and Mrs. E. Crohan Crown Mastic Service Station Joan Van Cura Dad s and Lad's, Southampton Mr. and Mrs. V. Danese Mr and Mrs. Stanley L. Danelowich Tec. Dannenberg Henry Danowski, Calverton, L. I. Dawson's Esso Station Mary Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Densieski Ditteynore's Service Station Henry P. Doherty Mrs. Nancy Donato Mr. R. J. Doucett Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Doyel Compliments of Mrs. Joseph Doyel Adam Drozd Mrs. Dorothy Dziembowski Easter Auto (Essie) Mrs. Nina H. Eckardt Mr. and Mrs. Gorge H. Ebdon Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards Mr. and Mrs. D. Evangilista Mr. and Mrs. J. Evangilista and Son Mr. and Mrs. William Fallet Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Farmer Lucille Farra Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fink Mr. and Mrs. Josph Fish Mr. and Mrs. Frank FitzPatrick Mrs. Mertle Flanagan Flanders Service Center J. T. Flattery Mrs. Mary Foertsck Harry Frank Men's Shop Fredericks A Friend A Friend A Friend Compliments of a Friend Henry Fries Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gallagher Babe Gallo Connie Gatz George R. Gatx The Gay Nineties Mr. and Mrs Walter Gevinski and Family Charles Glabb Gladdon Canvas Products Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gocha Mrs. B. S. Golding B. S. Golding Son Co.. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Felis Gomez Mr. and Mrs. George Gray Mr. and Mrs. V illiam H. Greenough Griffin Music Store The Russell Griffin Family Mr. and Mrs. George E. Groot Guanzini Family John Gusten's of Ridge Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haas Mr. John Hallock Mr. and Mrs. R. Hamilton Hampton Beverage Co.. Hampton Bays Hampton Kitchens Cabinets Hampton Stationary Hank's Service Center, W.H.B. Hansen Floor Covering Clifford Harbins Miss Marie Harley Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harris Mr. and Mrs. A. Harrison Hass Family Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hastings, Hampton Bays Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hefter H. E. Heisseubuttel Herberts Market George Herrman Mr. and Mrs. George Hoag Sr. Hofmann TV John and Ann Hornski George Huber Mr. and Mrs. A. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley Andrew Hutchek The Islan Company, Lake Ronkonoma, N. Y. Jamesport Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jehle Mr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson Joan's Beauty Shop Jo-Lee Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaelin Harry Kaiser Keller's Jewelry Store Genevieve E. Kalba Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keller Mr. and Mrs. Edw. A. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Danny Kelly Joan Kelly Michael Kelly Carl Kemp Mr. Bernard Killeen Mrs. Anne Kingston Mr. and Mrs. John Kujawski Mr. and Mrs. Karol Ladka Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Lalabrese Lampasona Family Landon's Southampton Mr. and Mrs. George Lang Family Mr. and Mrs. John Lang Mrs. Lankau and Family Lauck's Service Station Laundomat Half-Hour Laundry Le Min's Diner, Open 24 Hrs. Miss Nonnie Lennon Mr. and Mrs. John H. Leonard Roosters Le Roys — Women's. Apparel and Sportswear Levin's Men’s Shop Harry Lohlein Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood W. Long Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lucas Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Luce T. J. Lynch. Southampton Lynn Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Madigan Main Street Bakery Allan Mainzer Mrs. Elizabeth G. Malone Mr. and Mrs. E. Mansfield Nick Martocchia. Greenport, L. I. Mastic Beer Distributors, Inc. Mastic Flying A Pat McAvoy Miss Ruth McBride Mr. and Mrs. Roger McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald Josephine McSweeney Mrs. Edith Meeham William Meininger The Mello-Dees Atlantic-1-9027 Meschutt Pharmacy, H. B. L. Meyer Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Michkoliger Mike Freddy’s Italian American Restaurant Charles H. Miller Hardware Wm. L. Miller Son The Modern Snack Bar Moriches Gulf Service Station Moricher Pharmacy Arthur S. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Musnicki, Jr. Mrs. Ethle Neems Compliments of Tom Neville Newtown Grocery Otto Ninow's Music Store Studio Mrs. Edw. Nostrom Mrs. John O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Opal Roy K. Pallodino Gonzalo I. Pardo. D.D.S. Hildegard and Eric Peter The Phillips’ Family Paul Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Felix Pierzchanowski For the Best in Pies. Mr. Pina Remy C. Pltier. 29 Main Street. Jeweler Polvent Family Port Jefferson Rambler John Prenelope Mrs. Millee Raff Ray’s Barber Shop Harvey Raynor Mrs. A. Reichert Vincent R. Reilly Mrs. Theresa E. Ress Miss Adrienne Reuter Mrs. Madeline Rezgis Richie and Melanie Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riese Rocky Point Pet Shop Roger's Safety Service Mrs. N. B. Rogers Son Mrs. N. B. Rogers and Son Rolles Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rudnicki Kathleen Ryan Darlene Rykaczewski Mrs. Elizabeth Sabolis Sal's Shoe Repair, Southampton Eddie Salivar, Hampton Bays Mr. and Mrs. Louis Salivar Mr. and Mrs. William Salivar Mrs. E. L. Sammis Savoge Hardware Nathaniel H. Schackman Schackman's RHD Kennet Schmilt Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Schimidt Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Schlein Mrs. Ann Schondebail B. A. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. James F. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. John Schlitz Mrs. Rose Scordo Mr. and Mrs. John Shields Seeley's Stationery J. Segal and Son Phil Seidenschwarz Mr. and Mrs. William Setek The Shaffery Family Al Siegal-Martin Cogan The Sieminski Family Shirley Drugs Shirley Service Station Sinclair Bros. H. B. Mr. and Mrs. William Skarka Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slee Sleepy Hollow Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John J. Soak Mr. and Mrs. William Sommers Neil Sorenson South Shore Beer Mr. and Mrs. John Southard George Moore Spacklings, Hampton Bays Speeds Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Speizio Waclaw A. Statchecki Stagnitta Realty Staib's Boat Yard Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Staudt and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stelzer Joseph Strebel Stubilek Family Oscar C. Stueke and Sons The Style Shop Suffolk Tire Shop S. W. Advertising Service. Inc. Barbara Szuster Catherine Szuster Mr. and Mrs. E. Szuster Tanya Salon, Southampton Tebbens Son — Center Moriches Tepper Bros. Mr. Charles Terry Tex's Gulf Service Station Tom's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toto Mr. and Mrs. D. Tressler Wally Tujague Mr. and Mrs. George Tuthill Mrs. Turnbell Mr. and Mrs. Tyers Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ullman Mr. and Mrs. James Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Bill Urban Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Urkiel Compliments of Utsh's Bakery, Southampton Wilbir Vail Village Dry Cleaners Vinnie's Barbara Shop. Mastic Beach Mr. and Mrs. Vitale Francis A. Walsh Ken Walter Milton Wandolowski Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welpe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Welpe Westhampton Photo Service, W. H. B. Raymond P. White Richard Wilhelm Associates Willmott Peteroleum Co. Miss Bambi Wimett Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wimett Gus Wittig Mr. and Mrs. George Wright W R I V, Riverhead Wyldeoak Coffee House Mr. Harold Yeager Mr. George Young and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zahra and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zahra Mrs. Judith Zahra Mrs. Judith Zahra Mr. and Mrs. Albin Zaloga Mr. Stanley Zoltowski % 4