Mercy High School - Monarch Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1967 volume:

THE 1967 MONARCH VOL. VIII Published By The Senior Class Of Mercy High School Riverhead, New York Editor: David Raynor, Assistant editor: Mary Batchelder, Photographers David Caulfield, William Donnelly, Steve Doris, Bruce Kasold, Dan Nelan, Jon Platt, Victor Prusinowski, Robert Pulick, Staff: Carol Brunone, Dolores Omese, Donna Fletcher, Steve Forgione, Michael Fuori, Karen Gallo, Joseph Goubeaud, Mary Jones, Joanne Kaloroumakis, Barbara Klodaskt, Mary Lynn Kobus, Dolores Krupski, Peggy Kukla, Ailcen Leahy, Margie Long, Peter Malet, Kathleen McCarthy, Elizabeth Meskill, Linda Mikulak, John Patrick, Kathleen Raynor, Kurt Reed, Carol Ruthinowski, Robert Sheldon, Mary Sperrazza, Linda Stachnik, Scott Thomas, Patricia Turner, Patricia Venables, Georgia Welch, Thomas Wilson, Nancy Wiwczar, Maureen Worrell, Donald Zicmacki. FOREWORD THIS BUILDING . ... is constructed just like any other building. With concrete supported by steel, covered on the outside by brick, and on the inside by wood and tile, it could easily be a factory or an office building. After all, it's only a shelter built by man for protection. And yet, there is something different about this building. It is warm. Its warmth is generated by the spirit of youth, the spirit that will determine the path that the next generation will follow. If you listen, you can hear a heart beating within this building. It is the heartbeat of Christian education that will guide the spirit of youth to choose the path of Christ. This building is a school. Its warmth and its heart- beat come from the dedicated teachers and determined students who work together within its walls to edu- cate and to be educated, so that the future will find warmth and love everywhere, and hear the heartbeat of Christianity echoing throughout the world. This is the reason for this building's existence, and for'our having spent four years working under its protection. This building, this school, has unlocked the future for the Class of '67. It is now up to us to walk through its doors and face the world with the same warmth of spirit and the same strength of heart that have, for the last four years, set this building apart from all others. With this spirit and this strength we will certainly follow the path of Christ and conquer the world for Him. 2 CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS. PAGE 48 J'HIim . unii | I III «41 ih hi llll PAGE 84 PAGE I I 6 PAGE 150 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY j The warmth within this building is kindled by dedicated teachers who have devoted their lives to the essential task of preparing the Mercy student body for its debut into the demanding worlds of military service, business, and higher education. Thus the faculty is the framework of this building; we are indebted to them for their continuous, essential, and indefatigable support, guidance, and enlightenment. We, the students, can always feel confident that there is someone who is concerned about our achievements, our follies, our joys, and our misfortunes. We are fortunate to have people whom we can feel free to approach with our problems. Be- cause of this personal interest in the student body, the faculty no doubt finds us more receptive to the spiritual and academic warmth that radiates from the priceless Christian education offered in this building. - ■ ' REVEREND DAVID G. EARLEY Superintendent of Education Diocese of Rockville Centre SISTER MARY GERALDINE, Principal With continued and increased interest in our studies and activities. Sister Mary Gerald- ine gives untiringly of herself. Sister Mary Geraldine gives a final touch to Henry's tie before he sits for his formal picture. SISTER MARY BONIFACE, Office Assistant REV JOSEPH J. TENNANT, REV. CHARLES STAIGER REV RICHARD S. KONDZIOLKA S.T.D., L.S.S. Christian Marriage Religion Pastor, St. John R. C. Church, Riverhead Sacred Scripture Do you think I will be ac- cepted by this college?” asks Sister Mary Consilio. SISTER MARY THOMASINA Shorthand I Transcription Bookkeeping Secretarial Practice SISTER MARY ANDREA Biology Physical Science Legion of Mary SISTER MARY DOROTHY Math I, II, Intermediate Algebra Legion of Mary SISTER MARY CLAUDIA Typewriting I, II Personal Typing Business Law Introduction to Business 10 SISTER MARY ANACLETUS Religion I Mission Club SISTER MARY CONSILIO Math II, III, IV SISTER MARY DOROTHEA English I Reading I Dramatics SISTER MARY STANISLAUS Music Glee Club SISTER MARY PIA Math I English I Business Arithmetic Yearbook SISTER MARY LEONIE American History I Economic Principles Consumer Economics Forensic League SISTER MARY BERNARDA Art I, II, III American History Guidance I Art Club Legion of Mary Who's having a better time. Sister Mary Cletus or the students? SISTER MARY LEO French II, III SISTER MARY JAMES Religion III, IV Cheerleaders SISTER MARY JEREMIAH Spanish I, III Religion II Spanish Club SISTER MARY VENARD English III Religion II Press Club Y. C. S. SISTER MARY BRIAN English IV Religion II Cross Currents SISTER MARY EUGENE World History Student Council Student Court SISTER MARY ZITA Chemistry Biology Science Club SISTER MARY GEMMA Home Economics I, II, III Religion III Sewing Club SISTER MARY I IDES English II Something seems to have caught the attention of Sister Mary Claudia and Madelyn Sendlewski. MICHAEL M. DORMAN World Geography I Economics IV Political Science IV 14 Sister Mary James lends a helping hand to Sister Maty Anacletus with one of her many mis- sion activities. k SISTER MARY HUGH SISTER MARY GERARD SISTER MARY CLETUS Library Guidance Counselor Trigonometry Guidance II, III, IV Intermediate Algebra Biology II Math II National Honor Societ)' Religion Varsity Club Eorensic League 15 MR. EDWIN LEAVERTY Boys' Physical Education MR. HAROLD MURRAY Director of Athletics Maintenance MRS. JOHN HEAGY Girls' Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY WORTH School Nurse 16 MR. FRANK DUNHAM Where did you buy that tie!? Steve asks admiringly. MR. JAMES COLINDRELER MRS. MICHAEL LUTSKY MRS. ALEXANDER DOROSKI MR PETER YETTI 17 GRADUATES We, the Class of '67, can very well eval- uate this building, for wc have been within its walls for four wonderful years. We came to Mercy with a concrete foun- dation poured by grammar school educators and hardened by everyday experience. Mer- cy's dedicated teachers are its very frame- work, for their enthusiastic support and guidance have been something, maybe we, tile symbolizes a facet of each graduate’s character, polished to perfection by a truly Christian education. The majestic spire sig- nifies the goal for which we have been striv- ing, preparation for a competent and Chris- tian advent into the modem world. The cross atop the argent spire reminds us that our ultimate goal is heaven. If we live the principles that have been instilled in us here, we shall attain it. We, the '67 graduates, aspire to live up to the ideals established within this build- the graduates, have taken for granted, but without them this building would crumble. The innumerable bricks encompassing this ing and to promulgate them to our realms of influence. JEFFREY A. ANTHONY Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 NICHOLAS F. ANTONCIC Yearbook 3; Press Club 2; Cross Currents 4; Chess Club 2; Track 4 THERESA M. BARRETT Sewing Club 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 3, 4 BARBARA A. BARRY Came to Mercy in Senior year. Press Club 4; N.C.S.I.A.A. 4; Girls' Athletics 4 MARY A. BATCH ELDER Student Court Vice-Pres. 4; Yearbook 3, Assistant Editor 4; Forensic 2; Sewing Club 2; Class Pres. 1 HENRY C. BODENHEIMER Student Council 4; National Honor Society, Vice-Pres. 4; Press Club 2, 3, Editor 4; Forensic 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Cross Currents 4; Varsity Club 4 JOSEPHINE BONGIOVANNI Student Council 4; National Honor Society Treas. 4; Cross Currents 4; Mission Club Sec. 3, Pres. 4 ROSEMARY BONGIOVANNI Sewing Club 4 21 STEPHEN BORAKOWSK1 BERNADETTE BROWNING PETER N. CANDELA Student Council 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Chess Club 4 JUSTINE A. CASEY Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Glee Club 1, 2, Sec. Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Science Club 1; Cheerleaders Varsity Co-Captain 4, J.V. Captain 3; Class Sec. 2, 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 JAMES M. CASTIGLIONE Track 2, 3 DAVID J. CAULFIELD Yearbook 3, 4; Forensic 3, 4; Political Science 2; Cross Currents 4 ROBERT L. CHAROS N.C.S.L.A.A. 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4 CATHLEEN A. COLLINS Mission Club 3; Bowling 1, 2 MAUREEN V. CLARKIN Student Council 4; Press Club 3, 4; Cheerleaders Varsity 3, 4, J.V. 2; Dramatics 1; Varsity Club 4; Cross Currents 4 DAVID G. CLEMENTS Chess Club 4 Something's rotten in Denmark! declares Addie Lessard to Tom Kelly. 23 DOLORES CORTESE Student Council 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Mission Club 1, 2; Art Club Vice-Pres. 3; Class Sec. 1; Art Service 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 JEANNE L. DAVIS Press Club 2, 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 LEONARD P. DESSON Student Council 4; Basketball Business Manager 3. 4; Class Pres. 4 ROSEMARY A. DI LEONARDO Student Council 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, Treas. 4; Science Club 1; French Club 3; Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; Varsity Club 4 ANNE C. DIMORA Student Council 4; Sewing Club 4 JAMES M. DITTMEIER Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1; Baseball 2, 3 WILLIAM D. DONNELLY Student Council Pres. 4; Legion of Mary 1, 2, Pres. 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Cross Currents 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2, 3 JOAN M. DOWDELL Came to Mercy in Junior year PRISCILLA D. DOWLER Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Press Club 2, 3, Assistant Editor 4; Science Club Trcas. I; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2; Class Treas. 2; Cross Currents 4; Varsity Club 4 JEANETTE A. DVORAK Glee Club 3; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 4 25 NANCY T. ECKARDT Student Council 4; Dramatics 2; Sewing Club 4; French Club 3; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 3, 4 SCOTT ECKMANN Cross Country 3; Class Treas. 1; Class Pres. 3 MARGARET A. FANNING Glee Club 1,2; N.C.S.L.A.A. 1, 2, 3 GERARD J. FITZGERALD Student Council 4; Dramatics 1; Chess Club 3, 4; Reading Club 1 26 DONNA M. FLETCHER Student Council 4; National Honor Societ)- 4; Yearbook 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Cross Currents 4; Science Club 1; Sewing Club 3 WILLIAM C. I RISZOLOWSKI Bowling 4 N.C.S.L.A.A. 4 MICHAEL T. FUORI Student Court Pres. 4; National Honor Societ)’ 4; Yearbook 4; Class Treas. 3, 4 KAREN M. GALLO Yearbook 4; French Club 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 3, 4; Girls' Athletics 3, 4 'Well, Jeff, maybe there IS no center of gravity! Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. DONALD L. FLETCHER Linda (Diligent?) Stadmik JOANN M. GILLEN Sewing Club 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 4; Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club 3, 4 JOSEPH G. GOUBEAUD Student Council 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4; Bowling 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; Cross Currents 4; Varsity Club 4 RICHARD J. GERAINE Came to Mercy in Junior Year ANTHONY C. GRODSKI Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2 Best wishes from SACRED HEART CHURCH Main Road, Cutchogue, N.Y. Seniors of Today Secretaries of Tomorrow JOAN M. HOFFMANN Student Council Sec. 4; Mission Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders 2; Class Treas. 2; Varsity Club 4 MARYLU HOURIGAN Student Council 4; Dramatics 1; Varsity Cheerleaders Captain 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Captain 2; Class Treas. 3; Varsity Club 4 PAUL T. HUGGINS Dramatics 1; Baseball 4 MICHAEL B. JASINSKI Student Council 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 4; Cross Country 2; Class Pres. 4 Best wishes from RIVERHEAD SAVINGS BANK Riverhead, New York CHRISTINA M. JENKINS Press Club 3, 4 Forensic 2, 3; Dramatics 1; Girls' Athletics 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 MARY C. JONES Yearbook 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 3; Girls' Athletics 1; Leaders' Club 1; Class Vice-Pres. 1 ROBERT G. JOSEPH Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2 JOANNE KALOROUMAKIS Mission Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4; Art Club 2; Yearbook 4 EILEEN M. KELLY Press Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Dramatics 1; Varsity Cheerleaders 2; Girls' Athletics 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 JOANNE M. KELLY Student Council 4; Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; French Club 3; N.C.S.L.A.A. 4 30 MAUREEN L. KELLY Press Club 3, 4; Dramatics 1; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2; Cross Currents 4; Sewing Club 4 THOMAS A. KELLY Cross Country 2, Manager 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 DOROTHY F. KI LG ALLEN Came to Mercy in Senior year. Press Club Business Mgr. 4; Cross Currents 4; Dramatics 4 BARBARA A. KLODASK1 Student Council 4; Glee Club 1,2; Mission Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Girls' Athletics 1, 2 v A. CLARENCE B. KOBLENTZ Glee Club 3, 4 MARY LYNN KOBUS Legion of Mary 1; Art Club 3; Clee Club 1; Cross Currents 4; French Club Sec. 4; Yearbook 4; Art Service 3; Science Club 1 31 DOLORES J. KRUPSKl Student Council 4; Mission Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 2, 3; N.C.S.L.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club 3, 4 JOANN E. KUJAWSK1 Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 3, 4 AILEEN M. LEAHY Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleaders 3; J. V. Cheereaders Co-Captain 2; Class Vice-Pres. 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 4; Varsity Club 4 ADELARD LESSARD Track 1, 2, Manager 3, 4; Cross Country I, 2; Manager 3, 4; Glee Club Pres. 3, 4; Forensic 1,2; Best wishes from ROI.LF. BROS Route 58. Riverhead, N.Y. DENNIS J. MALERBA Student Council Treas. 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 ROBERT J. MCBRIDE Class Pres. 1 KATHLEEN M. MCCARTHY Student Council 4; Varsity Cheerleaders 4, Co-Captain 3; J.V. Cheerleaders 2; Political Science 2; Dramatics 1; Varsity Club 4; Yearbook 4 MARK C McCLAIN Student Council 4; Bowling 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 fl Andy is constructing a famous mobile. What mobile? ... Famous! Congratulations from BALZARINIS RESTAL RANT Southampton, N.Y. 33 MARY G. McGUIRE Mission Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1,2; N.C.S.L.A.A. 1 JEANNE M. MEYER Student Council 4; Glee Club 3, 4 ANDREW J. McGLOUGH LIN Student Court 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 4; Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM W. MEYER Student Court 4; Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Class Pres. 2; Varsity Club 4; Cross Currents 4 ELIZABETH M. MESKILL Yearbook 4; Girls' Athletics 4; Leaders' Club 4 LINDA M. MIKULAK Student Council 4; Mission Club 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Class Secretary 1,2; Vice-Pres. 3 34 MARGARET M. MORAN Girls' Athletics 4 WILLIAM P. MULCAHY Basketball 2; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3; N.C.S.L.A.A. 3, 4 Void la maison que Jacques a batie! Caulfield. PATRICIA A. NEUBERGER Mission Club 3, 4 explains Kathy McCarthy to Dave MARY S. NOBISSO Glee Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Forensic 2, 3 Sec. 3; Science Club 1; French Club 3, Pres. 4; Girls' Athletics 1, 2; Class Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 35 LINDA J. PAPA Student Council 4; Glee Club 1; Sewing Club Pres. 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 4; Class Pres. 4 DOROTHY A. PATRICK Student Council 4; National Honor Society Sec. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4; Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club 3, 4; Legion of Mary 1, 2; Varsity Club 4 DOUGLAS A. PATRICK Legion of Maty 3; Art Club 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ARTHUR L. PENDZICK Basketball 2, 3, 4 CHARLES H. PIDGEON Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Vice-Pres. 2, 3; Student Court 4; Varsity Club 4 JOHN J. PIDGEON Student Court 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Pres. 2, 3 36 VICTORIANNE L. PIZZUTA Glee Club 3, 4; Dramatics 1; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 4; Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4; Girls' Athletics 4; Varsity Club 4 JOYCE M. POTOKIN Sewing Club 3 ROBERT C. PULICK Student Council 4; Yearbook 3, 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2; ‘ Track 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Cross Currents 4 DAVID C. RAYNOR Student Council 4; National Honor Society Pres. 4; Legion of Mary 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, 4; Yearbook 3, Editor 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Pres. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 ALAN C. REDFORD Track 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 KURT J. REED Yearbook 4; Cross Country 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3 ELIZABETH F. REICHERT Sewing Club 4; Bowling 1 CAROL M. RUTHINOWSKI Student Council 4; Mission Club 2; Yearbook 4; Art Club 2; Dramatics 2, 3, Sec. 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 3, 4 JANET L. SALOMONE Student Council Vice-Pres. Legion of Mary 1, 2 Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Art Club 1; French Club Pres. 3; Girls' Athletics 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club 2, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4 4; Oh!! The mediocrity of Gilbert and Sullivan. KATHLEEN T. SEWELL Press Gub 3, 4; Glee Gub 1, 2; Sewing Gub 4; Cross Currents 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 3 ROBERT M. SHELDON Student Court 4; Yearbook 4; Tennis 4; Baseball 2 DOUGLAS J. SIEBOLD Dramatics 1; Chess Club 2, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Cross Currents And this, Doreen, is a fork! 39 SUSAN G. SLOVENSKY JAMES J. SMITH BRUCE V. SOYARS Sewing Club 4 Student Court 4; Legion of Mary 1; National Honor Society 4; Glee Club 3; Forensic 2, Track 1, 2; Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Tennis 3 Science Club 1, 2, Pres. 3; Track 3, 4; Cross Currents 4 40 Would you believe . .. collegiate?? LINDA S. STACHNIK Student Council 4; Mission Club 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3 Vice-Pres. 4; Girls' Athletics 1, 2; Art Club 2; Class Sec. 1; Vice-Pres. 2 VINCENT A. STEPHANI Student Council 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4 JOANNE E. STRAVINSKI Mission Club 2, 3, Treas. 4; Sewing Club 3, 4 N.C.S.L.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2 DENNIS L. SULLIVAN Student Council 4 MICHAEL J. SUSPENSKI Student Council 4 MARY J. SZYMANSKI Mission Club 3; Bowling 1 41 SCOIT J. THOMAS Yearbook 4; Baseball 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Student Court 4 PATRICIA M. TURNER Student Court Sec. 4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2; Cheerleaders Varsity 4, J.V. 3; Girls' Athletics 1, 2; Political Science 2; Reading Club I; Class Treas. 3 JOSEPH W. TWOMEY Student Court 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Qass Sec. 1, 2; Varsity Club 4 DONNA M. VAIL Sewing Club 3, 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 1; Class Vice-Pres. 4 PATRICIA A. VENABLES Student Council 4; Mission Club 2; Yearbook 4; Art Club 2; Dramatics 2; N.C.S.L.A.A. 3, 4; Bowling 2; Class Pres. 3; Vice-Pres. 4 JOHN G. VETTER Student Council 4; Art Club 3, 4; Dramatics 3, Pres. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 3; Class Pres. 1,2; Vice-Pres. 3; Varsity Club 4 42 MARLENE C. WALLACE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders J. V. 2 JOHN J. WEISMILLER Forensic 1, 2; Cross Country 1,2; Bowling 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 HELEN M. WEISS Mission Club 3; Bowling 1, 2 GEORGIA L. WELCH Mission Club 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 2, 3; N.C.S.L.A.A. 2, 3; Class Sec. 3, 4 THOMAS E. WILSON Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; N.C.S.L.A.A. 4; Bowling 3, Sec. 4; Art Service 2, 3; Class Sec. 4 NANCY A. WIWCZAR Student Council 4; Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Yearbook 4; French Club Treas. 3; N.C.S.L.A.A. 1, 4 43 MAUREEN B. WORRELL Yearbook 4; Erench Club 3; N.CS.L.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 ELLEN A. WULEORST Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sewing Club 4; N.CS.L.A.A. 4; Cheerleaders J. V. 2 MICHAEL L. YOUSIK Chess Club 2; Basketball J.V. 1, 3; Bowling 2; Baseball 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Vice-Pres. 2 STEPHEN X. ZELTMANN National Honor Society 4; Legion of Mary 3; Science Club 1; N.CS.L.A.A. 2; Cross Currents DONALD E. ZIEMACKI Student Court Treas. 4; Legion of Mary 1, 3; Treas. 2, Sec. 4; Yearbook 4; Cross Country 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 44 The labors of intellectual pursuit do not go unrewarded. This year, the walls of Mercy High School have harbored many assiduous students striving toward these honors; these same walls have rung with acclamation for the heights to which they have ascended. A scholarship to the University of Detroit has been offered to Donald Ziemacki. Josephine Bongiovanni was the recipient of the Phi Beta Kappa Citation for Excellent Scholarship. Priscilla Dowler ranked among the top ten in the State in the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Competition. 45 Regents Scholarship Winners: seated left to right: Henry Bodenheimer William Donnelly, Josephine Bongiovanni, David Ray- nor, Stephen Zeltman. Standing left to right: Donald Ziemacki. James Castiglione, James Smith. Regents Scholarship Alternates: seated left to right: Justine Casey, Priscilla Dowler, Kathleen McCarthy. Standing left to right: Douglas Siebold Robert Sheldon, Thomas Kelly, Thomas Wilson. Regents Scholarship Alternates: seated left to right: Donna Fletcher, Maureen Kelly, Nicholas Antoncic. Standing left to right: Michael Fuori, Joseph Gou- beaud. Michael Jasinski Jeff Anthony. 46 Winners of scholarships by the school for 1966-1967 were Senior Josephine Bongiovani, Junior Peter Malet and Sophomore Lynne Schubert. Winners of National Merit Letters of Commendation: left to right: James Smith, William Donnelly, Joseph Goubeaud, Henry Boden- heimer. The Lions Club Peace Essay Award of Center Moriches was won by James Smith and the Award of Riverhead by Stephen Zeltmann. Regents Basic Nursing Scholarships Alter- nates: seated left to right: Eileen Kelly, Donna Fletcher, Patricia Turner, Mary Batchelder. Standing left to right: Justine Casey, Priscilla Dowler, Kathleen McCarthy, Maureen Clarkin, Maureen Kelly. 47 : sal ?? c ss £ MfiVUil ' S SB M B 5 CLASSES We are justly proud of this beautiful building. Nevertheless, a school void of students is but impersonal walls and lumber. Within this material Structure we can find happiness, school spirit, outstanding scholarship, and contagious vivacity displayed by the students of Mercy. Mercy students are forever afire with the warmth of youth and of Christianity, whether they are in chemistry class observing the properties of hydrogen or on the new football field spurring our very first team to victory. Yes, a beacon of truth shines forth from this building, imparting to all students the fire of Christian knowledge and encompassing the varied realsm of family, community, and world affairs. It is this warmth that will characterize Mercy students as model Christians and citizens in all their future endeavors. When the fire of youth is but a glowing ember, the Mercy alumnus will remain a student within this building, if only in his heart. JUNIORS REINFORCE Junior year finds us confronted with many deci- sions. We have successfully completed two years at Mercy, and the formulation of plans and the making of decisions concerning our future weigh heavily upon us. Composites of our interests, abilities, and accumu- lated knowledge, totalled by computer-marked tests, personal observations, and professional advice, help us to choose subjects and courses which fit the plans we have mapped out for our future. Stimulation of the mind and self-expression are points accented in the third year. Together, they give our third year studies a definite purpose, which is achieved by the formula- tion and combination of original ideas. Each course offered at Mercy contributes to the proper education of young Catholic men and women. Religion strengthens our moral and spiritual founda- tions. Mastering foreign languages, besides providing us with new skills, also acquaints us with other peoples and cultures of the world. Patriotism and loyalty are spurred on by American History. For those interested in the fast-moving world of finance, our business course offers great opportunities for ac- quiring the skills necessary for succeeding in business careers. Mathematics teaches us to think in logical order. Science is the key which unlocks for us the mystery of the world. It enables us to discover and shape the resources of nature. Junior year is our final preparation for college entrance. Careful instruction and guidance, the kind provided by the faculty of Mercy High School, gives us the potential for insuring a bright future for our- selves and our families. It is up to us to use that po- tential to the utmost. Diligence in study, or the lack of it, in Junior year, will determine how bright our future will be. Terri Mickaligcr is in a pressing situation. in row: C. Gilligan, J. Twomey, M. Clausing, J. Blodom, K. Alaimo. C. Denning. 2nd P. Kukla, E. lannone, R. Fuchs, W. Bamiea, G. Alberti row: M. Zolkoski, K. Raynor, M. Norton 50 THEIR FIRM FOUNDATION Standing: W. Bonczyk, S. Forgione, G. Dinizio, B. White, J. McGuire. R Stevens. P. Malct, S. Doris, C. Kelly, P. Murray. D. Danowski, R. Kogler. Sitting: S. Pendulik, K. Warner, J. Lauria, M. Sweeney. Standing: R. Meyer, V. Finalborgo, J. Kaloroumakis, S. McClain. R Kreiger. E. Cartoski. P Scanlon, T. Stuart. Sitting: M. Sulli- van, E. Kobus. K. Hanken, J. Zaborowski. M. Brooks Now, add two grams to make up for the fly sitting on the other end,” Margie Long tells Carol Brunone. They'll never guess that I’m the culprit, says Martha Tribuzio cun- ningly. Page sponsored by OSCAR MAYER and CO. Fine Meats Since 1883 Madison, Wisconsin ”DEar mom? plesse semd an eraser! pleads Kathy Mullane. Girls, left to right: G. Bongiovanni, R. Romanowski, K. Mangel, G. Gregor, L. Gallo, J. McCarthy, J. Vetter, E. English, S. Doroski, K. Walker, T. DiDomenick, M. Bozuhoski. Boys, left to right: D. Kaloski, D. Dominski, R. Milligan, P. King 53 Kathy McGee wonders how she's going to get her finger out. Regina Romanowski displays her artistic talent in pen and ink. Left to right: P. Lannon, B. Yetti, S. Bennett, N. Mackno. M. Thompson, F. Luisi, B. Kuhlman, J. Cain, T. Mickaliger, K. Ryan 54 Left to right: R. Reyer, M. Zeltmann, H. McKay, K. Mallane. H. Russell. D. Wallace, M. Tribuzio, W. Betz. D. Simons, M. Condzella, R. Lasorsa, C. Jacobs, S. Czelatka 55 Walter Bonczyk supervises as Judy Lauria puts up an art bulletin board. Bernard Kuhlman has that tired, run down feeling. Sitting, left to right: K. DcLay, I. Ordaz, P. Hawkins, M. Kotasck. G. Babiarz, K. McGee, M. Alpert. Standing, left to right: A Moreno, W. Pirillo, T. Zoebelein, D. Haeg, A. Congedo, G. Smith-Leverock, B. Frohne, S. Kennedy Left to right, 1st row: R. Watson, D. Colichio, D. Tuthill, S. Zakas. K. McGee. 2nd row: W. Hanlon, T. Fayle, B. Lynch, L. DeAngelo, E. Carr, M. O'Brien, R. Baumann. 3rd row: J. Geiger, J. Kelly, G. Marullo, W. Ritzcr, J. Patrick, J. McLaughlin 58 Ed Cartoski indicates his many athletic skills to Susan Pendulik. 1st row: R. Devcry, P. Verdcrcse, C. Brunone. 2nd row: C. Sicbold, S. Bangtson, J. Friedmann, M. Long, A. Hill, M. Mensch. Standing, left to right: C Coffey, A. Armocida, V. Turpin, M. Parry, J. Platt, C. Bender. � . 7r Catherine Denning shows the class Caesar's military strategy. Warren Ritzer gets his point across. And they say English is our native language? wonders Sue Bangtson. Tommy Zoebelein walks softly and carries a big stick. SOPHOMORES REACH MIDPOINT Each high school class has its own definite characteristics. Among these, the traits and habits of sophomores are the most notorious and the best remembered. Having themselves just escaped from the limitations of freshman year, the Wise Fools” take great pride in their new found superiority. But this superiority is not allowed in any w'ay to interfere with their second year studies. For the greater part, the sophomores are firmly entrenched in the academic life of Mercy High School. In their study of religion, they find the answers to many problems about themselves and their religion. Sophomore English deepens their knowledge of the literary works of man. Besides learn- ing the laws that govern geometric figures, the math students discover the value of sound reasoning processes. In today's troubled world, a knowledge of the cultures and languages of other peoples is essential; the study of modern foreign language begins for most in sophomore year. The study of latin unfolds the culture of Julius Caesar and the ancient Romans. Man is a social being, and the sophomores learn from the successes and failures of past societies in their study of world history. Sophomore year begins the study of business subjects which develop the skills necessary for success in the business world. Some of the subjects studied in sophomore year are cho- sen by the student. The choices these students make at this time are the first of many that will determine their places in society. No Kenny, Joan doesn't want to do the Bunny Hop during Biology.” 61 Boys, left to right: J. Zarcmba, M. Fuhrman, T. Buckley, J Pendulik, W. Klippel, S. Szczepanik. Girls, left to tight: D. O'Dowd. M. Bennett, C. Walsh, P. Fuchs, G. Schinn, L. Manzella Girls, left to right: J. Basini, N. Flaherty, J. Warkowski, A. Sperrazza, C. Camerlingo, B. Clark, L. Cirricionc, K. Rizzitello, T. Dominski, C. Murphy. Boysf left to right: T. Miller, R. Shaffery, H. Jacobs, B. Wiegand 62 Senor Kasten takes over the controls from Senorita Wilcox. Steve Bienicwicz wonders how long Bruce Kasold will stay in his trance. 1st row: K. White, P. Karwoski. L. Griffith, A. Clark, 2nd row: D. Cichanowicr, P. Dunphy, L. Pallace, M. Andrejack. 5rd row: W. Philp, L. Soyars, D. Sullivan. 4th row: F. Kasten, J. Everett, D. Smith Page Sponsored by STREBEL S INC. Launderers Cleaners Westhampton Beach, N.Y. 1st row: S. Kreitsck, M. Pierzchanowski, M. Stepnowski, M. Michna M. Tumulty, M. Turner. 2nd row: G. Sachak, D. Coleman, C. Gerrard, L. Horbert, M. Flynn. 3rd row: R. Brown, G. Vetter, T. Kulesa, B. Fieurniak, K. Hawkins, V. Prusi- nowski, W. Vail Sitting: E. McHeffey, D. Dombroski, D. Welch, K. Colichio, S. Taylor, D Risotto, J. Bohuslaw. Standing: S. Krumfolz T. Kearns, M. Sidor, J. Peliatt, B. McGrath Compliments of SISTERS OF CHARITY ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST SCHOOL Center Moriches, New York 64 Did you say the book is upside down?' asks Pam Karwoski. 65 Carol Murphy shows Wesley Philp her new theorem. Brian Meehan creates another masterpiece. Sitting M. Gallo, M Moran, B. Byrne, M. Ambrose, N Ryan, D. Trojanowski. Standing: K Kinman. P. Zakas, J. Scheliea D. Lenahan, P. Basini Page sponsored by MR. WALTER PORKY'S RESTAURANT North Road 66 1st row: L. Schubert, D Yousik, M Cappasso 2nd row: D Fletcher, E. Geller, E. Platt, C. McKay. 3rd row: R. Salomone, T. Chico, C. Kujawski, T. Twomey, R. Hazzard Girls, left to right: K. Verderese, M. Illardo, M. Wowak, S. Benko, S. Schoenewolf, S. Peebles, G. Czygier. Boys, left to right: X. Ortiz, C. Downing, D. Lessard. G. Sheldon, R. Klein Compliments of MR MRS. WM. B PLATT JR. Hill Street, Southampton, New York 67 Ciris, left to right: M. Clausing. T. Bumb, M. Fuchs, J. McLaughlin, C Harris, P. Stephani, S. Rukc. Boys, left to right: E. Dull. S. Bieniewicz, B. Mannix, B. Spellman, J. Wynne, B. Kasold. Girls, left to right: M. Ruiz, P Gatz, R. Brooks, E. Clarke. C. Raynor, F Fitzgerald. M. Amato, K. Kuhlman, P. Davin. Boys, left to right: B. Meehan. J. Murray, P. von.Guerard, V. Graham, J. de la Rionda, P. Jacino Ellen Platt takes care of the attendance for her homeroom. “Only 41 minutes and 59 seconds before the bell rings,’ says Doris Coleman as she begins the countdown. Page sponsored by O’KEEFE CHEVROLET-OLDS INC. Sales and Sen ice East Main Street on Rt. 25 Riverhead FRESHMEN FIND THEMSELVES At least Charles Mickaliger appears to be studious! Girls: E. Oefelein, S. Wouters, D. Clausen, C. Simone, A. Edwards, F. Ruke. Boys, first row: J. Krajewski, D. Fitzpatrick, G. Palermo. Second row: A. DeGiovanni, J. Grodski, J. Aheam Page sponsored by GERALD PALERMO General Contractor 102 Mumsell Road, East Patchogue 72 Each year brings to Mercy a new class of students seeking to build upon the academic foundations given them by their gram- mar school teachers. These students, Mercy's freshmen, are for the most part eager to become a working part of the living organism which is Mercy High School. In achieving this goal, they develop habits and formulate ideas that will influence their entire educa- tion and indeed their entire lives. Freshman religion begins the explanation of truths upon which they will base their entire Christian lives. Citizenship education ex- plains to them the merits and the faults of the American system of government. General science and biology open their eyes to the wondrous order in God's world. Mathematics trains them to organ- ize in their minds the thoughts and concepts taught them, 'in order that in times to come they will be better prepared to comprehend concepts which stagger the imagination. In English, the freshmen are exposed to any number of literary works and styles in order that they will be aware of all the creative works of man that are available to them, and also that they will be able to accept the thoughts of other men with an open-mind. In this manner, the freshman program orients the student in the world of education so that he can best obtain from it all that he needs to live a Christian life, one that will win for him, with the grace of God, eternal salvation. 1st row: D Gadzinski, A. Kenealy, H Kneski, H Rooney, V. Daniels, R Gil, K Finno, P. Schloss, K. Both 2nd row: S. Wouftrs, K. O'Neill, J. Donahue, K. Wulffraat, D. Moran Girls, left to right: M. Rooney, J. Spitz, M. Kluber, C. Costantino. M Komosinski, D. Pebbles, P. Gregor. Boys, left to right: A. Wetzel, J. Towle, B. Mickaliger, A. Huggins, T. Kukla Compliments of REV. FATHER JOHN MADDEN SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH Wading River 73 lit row: S. Irish, S. Williams, N. Brcitenbach, C. Patrick, C. Pendzick; 2nd row: K. Fowler, T. Farmer, R. Ratigan, S. Drozd. 3rd row: A. Stulz, D. Bruno, J. Hoffmann, M. Russell, V. Bongiovanni George Halsey, Timothy Brown and Brian Fox participate in the Bible Vigil. Alan A1 pert, Joe Cartoski and Richard Gil act as commentators. Page sponsored by MR. JOSEPH ILLARDO MASTIC FAMILY SHOE STORE 1496 Montauk Highway Mastic, New York 74 1st row: W Fawcett, M. Sendlewski, W Mangel, C. Rohan, V. Alchcrmes, R. Andrews. 2nd row: P. Clemenz, G. Geiger, S. Ferris, E. Mi kulak, D. Gatz, J. Lauria, R. Shaw Compliments of WESTHAMPTON NURSING HOME 7 Seafield Lane, West Hampton Beach “Where shall we travel into the ‘World News of this week' ? asks Eileen Darrow. Joe Aheam gives Robert Smith a little (?) lift. Ritzer asks Michael Pelosi. All these textbooks and no matches!” lament Anne Edwards and Marja Sturm. Girls, left to right: J. Gordon, D. Peterson, M Twomey, P. Rogers, J Anderson, E. McCaffery, L. Hess. Boys, left to right: T. Byrne, E. Bcnko, J. McAllister, T. Siedlecki, K. Zolkoski, T. O' Dowd Page sponsored by ROANOKE FOOD CENTER GROCERY 705 Roanoke Avenue Let’s find out how the Monkees do Crea Expectations, says Alan Alpert to Thomas Horn. Boys, left to right: J. Kosloski, G. Sehwenk, L. Diachun, R. Smith, C. Kasold, S. Demita. Girls, left to right: M. Sturm, J. Minerva, D. Krupski, J. Ritzer, K. Dolan. D. Sidor Compliments of SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS AND MARY SCHOOL Southampton, New York 77 First row: K. Nostrom, C Gilmartin, P. Reichert, Second row: C Hoefeling, A. Taylor, M. Forrestal, C Bodenheimcr. Third row: J. Donnelly, A. Bongiovanni, G. Lehman, S. Poulakis, J. Eaderesto First row: M. West, M. Hartmann. Second row: L. Szabat, M. Gilligan, P. Coen. Third M. McCain. Fourth row: J. Nelson, G. Constantopoulos, R Picone 78 row: E. Snyder, N. Bloom, C. English, Page Sponsored by LYON FORD INC. MUSTANG THUNDERBIRD FORD Route 58, Rivcrhead, New York 1st row: M Eckardr, A. Arnold, P. Flynn, A Alpert, M. Ohmcr, C Wildner, S. Long. J. Polecki, T. Brown. 2nd Row: G. Halsey, C. Griffin, R. Danowski, M. Sendlewski, M Lucas Page sponsored by Tornm ’ «T™ rfads be,,« «ending up. HULL CHEVROLET-OLDS-INC. Auto Dealer 25 Hill Street Southampton, New York 79 Joe Cartoski and Susan Long are ‘ Going Baroque . Did you say your brother was on the photography staff of the yearbook? Girls, left to ri ht: C Harrison. P Miloski. K Skwara, J. Lamcndola, M. Cron, D. Seheu, L. Babcock. Boys, left to ri ht: A. Mazzeo, R. Green, S. Elak, M. MacDonald, R Wdowiak 80 Seated: M. Scanlon, J. Geraine, R. Warren, D. Storey, A. Bragoli, R. Loetscher, N. Friedmann, S. Bangtson, B. Ogeka. Standing: V. Finalborgo, G. Holzman, M. Miclcaliger, F. Donato The freshman social studies class was enriched by a demonstration of the Japanese tea ceremony. Compliments of THE SCANLON FAMILY 81 Standing, left to right: J. Cartoski, L. Sideratos, P. Oliver, M. Cron, D. Schembri, G. McGuire, L. Huntington, A. Frisse. Seated, left to right: R. Belliveau, B Fox, J. Weismiller, G. Dempsey, T. Horn, C. McKay Standing, left to right: S. Mullins, T. Yakaboski. J. Seery, J Gatz. A. Luisi, M. Gailiunas, E. Darrow, S. Yakoboski. Seated, left to right: T. Enstine, W. Clark, J. Maloney, G. Romanowski, R. Josephs 82 Left to right: G. Grathwohl, C Mickaliger, P. Slavonik, W. Barry, J Reed. R. Jablonski, M. Ryan, D. DeMichele, K. Lynch, D. Conforti, B. Guarino, M. Pelosi Joe Cartoski and Karen Finno admire the agility of the little elf. Don't tell us that Sister Mary Anacle- tus is instructing William Mangel and John Maloney in the art of picking locks! Page sponsored by GLENNON BUICK CADILLAC INC Southampton, New York A.T..3-2533 83 The heartbeat of this building does not cease its constant palpitations at the dot of three in the afternoon. We at Mercy are privileged to boast a busy schedule of clubs and extra-curricular activities geared to the ardent student. With gratitude to the Sisters for sacri- ficing their afternoons, we have at least one activity to suit everyone's preferenc- es. Clubs supplement the student's aca- demic subjects, giving him ample op- portunity to delve more deeply into specific phases of a science or a lan- guage in which he is interested. Activi- ties within this building also offer the opportunity for the student to proceed in a subject, such as art, a language or a science, which he was compelled to drop by an already heavy academic schedule. The clubs and activities ad- vocated within this building will re- verberate the heartbeat of Christianity found at Mercy for years to come. 85 LET THEM OBEY WHO Gerry Fitzgerald and Denny Malerba faithfully stand at their posts. Page sponsored by FNSTINE FUEL INC. Home Heating Oil Southampton, New York At the Student Council meeting, President Bill Donnelly gets a laugh from Treasurer Dennis Malerba, Vice President Janet Salomone, and Secretary Joan Hoffmann. 86 Is this austerity or is this austerity?? KNOW HOW TO RULE” Shakespeare The Student Council and Stu- dent Court, under the direction of Sr. Mary Eugene, are service or- ganizations which function to main- tain discipline and to develop a stronger school spirit among the student body. By their continuous cooperation with the administration and faculty, they have made a neces- sary and beneficial contribution to our school. Joe Goubeaud, Joe Twomey, Dennis Sullivan, and Mary Batchelder are in a sticky situation. GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS RAISE MONUMENTS” Father Richard happily assists at the Honor Society Induction Cere- mony. Henry Bodcnheimer marks down another vote for Dorothy Patrick during election of officers. 88 Georgius Fabricus NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is Mercy's assurance that the cherished ideals of the school will be per- petuated. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Ger- ard, it creates an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimu- lates a desire to render service, promotes worthy leadership, and encourages the students in the devel- opment of their character. Jeff Anthony attentively listens to Dave Raynor's opening speech. NATURE’S CHIEF MASTERPIECE SI Crosscurrents encourages interested students to develop their writing talents. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Brian members of the senior class who find it enjoyable to express themselves on paper compose poems, short stories and essays. At the end of the year these contributions are then published in Crosscurrents. It is a truly worthwhile club which leads many students to a new and unique manner of expression IS WRITING WELL” Buckingham Bill Donnelly works overtime for Cross- currents. Maureen Garkin seems amused at James Smith's reaction to her work. CHARITY IS THE SCOPE Peggy Kukla packs bandages for the missions. Mary Lou Ambrose gets Sr. Mary Anacletus’s approval upon completing her last mission package. Joan Hoffman is distracted as Sr. Mary Anacletus, Dolores Krupski, and Barbara Klodaski continue to wrap packages. Page sponsored by HERMON E. SWEEZY Bus Company 90 28 Station Rd., Bellport OF GOD’S COMMANDS’chrysostom Joanne Kaloroumakis, Josephine Bongivaimi, the meeting. and Joanne Kelly look on as Dolores Krupski records the minutes The Mission Club strives to foster a spirit of mission-mindedness among the students of '£ rojects range from ie foreign mission, Mercy High School. Their cake sales, which benefit to clothing and canned goods drives which aid the local needy. In ways such as these. Sis- ter Mary Anacletus and the members of the Mission Club perform an act of faith in the words of Christ, Whatsoever you shall do to these, the least of my brethren, you shall do also unto me. of Page sponsored by DAN STOREY INC. AND BALDWIN-STOREY FERTILIZER SEED CORP. Bridgehampton, N Y. Bob Fuchs was one of the four representatives from Mercy High to attend the Mission Convention held at Notre Dame TIS The Virgin's name was Mary,”— (St. Luke 1,27)—and under her name the Legion of Mary performs its work. Under the guidance of the moderators, Sister Mary Bemarda, Sister Mary An- drea, and Sister Mary Dorothy, Mercy's three Legions have visited hospitals, cared for the sick, and aided those un- able to help themselves. The Legion has worked toward its eternal goal which is the sanctification of its mem- bers by prayers and active co-operation, under ecclesiastical guidance, in Mary’s and the Church's work of crushing the head of the serpent and advancing the reign of Christ. Jon Platl prepares for the meeting with the lighting of the candles. Debbie O'Dowd cheerfully contributes to the “sneaky” bag. 92 Page sponsored by SAG HARBOR SAVINGS BANK Main St., Sag Harbor NOBLENESS TO SERVE”Emerson It's a good thing I’m a Legion member ’ Janet Salomone warns the camera man as Cathy Coffey refrains from taking notes. MEMORY IS WHAT MAKES The students pictured on these pages spent many, many hours in a small room in the basement of our school. Those hours were spent in planning and producing one of the finest yearbooks ever published by the students of Mercy High. Their ideas and their willingness to see those ideas carried through to completion, combined to make the publishing of this book an enjoy- able and truly rewarding experience. The help and encouragement given to the staff by Sister Mary Pia is inestimable; without it, producing their book would not have been pos- sible. Dave Raynor, editor, Knocks himself out. US YOUNG OR OLD”Musset Staff members. A. Leahy, M. Batchelder, P. Malet, P. Venables, M Worrell, and N. Wiwczar select pictures for layouts. Page sponsored by GALLAGHER SERVICE CORP TRANSIT—MIX CONCRETE East Setauket, Long Is 'Make sure you get the picture and not my hand,” Danny Nelan tells Jon Platt. Should 1 bother measuring or take a chance? muses Bob Pulick. Victor Prusinowski displays his skill in developing pictures. What!!! Leave my picture out of the Yearbook section?. exclaims Donald Ziemacki. 96 The Yearbook typists arc frantically trying to meet their two o'clock deadline. Peggy Kukla is surrounded by yearbook material. Compliments RIVERHEAD AUTO PARTS Route 11} Rivcrhcad, New York Dave Raynor is at his best when working comfortably. 97 NEWSPAPERS ARE THE Maureen Bennett discovers a mistake in Maureen Clarkin's work. The award-winning Mercy Highlights is staffed by a competent group of reporters and photographers who are members of Mercy's Press Club. These students, through their quar- terly publication and lively, colorful bulletin board, keep the faculty and student body in- formed about the events of the school. Under the direction of Sister Mary Venard, the dub members work to develop their skill in jour- nalism. The staff is briefed on its coming duties as work for the next paper is to begin. 98 Compliments of I. M. YOUNG COMPANY AND ATLANTIC FERTILIZER CORP Riverhead, N.Y. WORLD’S MIRRORS ’ Ellis Eileen Kelly and Priscilla Dowler find the audience amusing as Henry Bodenheimer conducts the meeting. EVERY ARTIST WAS Dorothy Krupski uses her hand as well as her brush. Mercy's answer to Italy's Da Vinci is its famed Art Club under the skillful guidance of Sr. Mary Bernarda. Its purpose is to stimulate its members' abil- ities to draw, paint or express themselves as individuals in a world full of New Horizons. With its congenial atmos- phere the club allows and en- courages its members to devel- op their budding artistic tal- ents. Mercy Masters is a vital part of the school's art department, where art work is done for faculty members in the form of posters, bulletin boards and decorations. This service pro- vides needed support for all school functions and activities. 100 Will a genic come out? wonder Sister Mary Bernarda and Carol Raynor. FIRST AN AMATEUR f f Emerson Compliments of Is Steve Doris beginning or finishing his picture? MR MRS. RICHARD J CRON 101 SONG IS THE Our co-ed Glee Club at its best. 102 These girls seem to enjoy singing. Congratulations from SAINT ROSALIES CHURCH Hampton Bays, N.Y. POETRY OF SPEECH’’ Mercy's Glee Gub, under the direction of Sister Mary Stanislaus, lends its talents on many occasions. It supplies musical entertainment at school assem- blies and at the Oiristmas and Spring Concerts. The various selections sung by the Glee Club are of great enjoyment to the singer as well as to the listener. Mary Cappaaso FASHION IS A POTENCY IN ART” The finished product is worn by Kathy McGee. Pat Venables introduces Pricilla Dowler who graciously models her jumper. Stedman For those girls who enjoy designing and sew- ing many of their own fashions, the Sewing Club satisfies their ambitions. Under the supervision of Sister Mary Gemma, the club meets once a week. Not only do the girls take pride in making their own creations, but also in dis- playing them at the fash- ion show, an annual event which is held in the spring. Donna Vail is all set for the summer in her crisp and colorful shift. 104 SCIENCE-MAN’S TRUEST FRIEND Harvey The Science Club's Answer to the Bat-Computer. Sister Mary Zita explains the ' why'' of the apparatus to Bob Fuchs. Mercy’s Science Club, moderated by Sister Mary Zita, encourages the poten- tial scientists of tomorrow. These students perform experiments and partic- ipate in lively discussions centering around their sci- entific development. The many answers and solu- tions that are discovered stimulate their quest in this vast area of knowledge. SPEECH —THE INCORPORATION The speech training which all Mercy students receive from their English teachers is augmented for members of the Forensics Club by competition in the four fields of oratory which the club promotes. Sister Mary Leonie and Sister Mary Cletus help the Forensic members to prepare speeches for Dramatic Mono- logue, Extemporaneous Speaking, Orig- inal Oratory and Oratorical Declama- tion. These speeches are delivered at tournaments sponsored by the Catho- lic Forensic League. In this way the Forensic members bring honor to Mercy while developing their own oratorical skills. Compliments of IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH Westhampton Beach L.I., N.Y. 106 Charlotte Patrick goes over a monologue as Betty Ogeka listens. OF THOUGHT’’ Joubert Our nation's economy is discussed by James Smith. Paul Verderese gives another of his fine extern poraneous speeches. An important political issue is explained by Kenneth Kinman. Page sponsored by MR PIZZA RESTAURANT 49 West Main St., Riverhcad, N.Y. 107 Grade Czygier always manages to get in (he picture. Angelic is the only word to describe Margaret Michna. DRAMA-EXHIBITION OF HUMAN CHARACTER’’ Macaulay Our auditorium has been transformed by Mercy's Dramatic So- ciety into many different eras and situations. Under the direction of Sr. Mary Dorothea the club performs with much skill and aplomb. In its Christmas production of The Empty Room, the club, known as the Golden Masque , succeeded in bringing the true meaning of Christmas a little closer to the Mercy students. Besides the annual Christmas play, the Golden Masque provides entertainment for the student body during school assemblies and for the public during its annual Spring Play. The goal of the Golden Masque is to provide worthwhile enter- tainment for the faculty students and friends of Mercy, while at the same time developing the talents of the club members. Dennis Smith and John Everett prepare the table for the production of The Empty Room. Stage-hand Mark West seems a bit dubious about pushing those big lev ers. Dennis Haeg proves that man descended from the apes. | q9 LEADERS' CLUB PROMOTES SPORTS Janet Salomone, Vice-Pres. Rosemary DiLeonardo, Pres Kathy Warner, Sec. The Girls Leaders’ Club was organized for two main pur- poses: to make the girls of Mercy more aware of the exist- ence of girls sports and to urge them to participate more in these activities. Membership in the Leaders’ Club is kept to a maximum of sixteen girls. The members or- ganize after-school activities, act as timers, scorekeepers, and other officials when Mercy is host to various schools. In this way the club has succeeded in rendering valuable service to the school as well as making girls more aware of the oppor- tunities available to them in girls’ athletics. That's not the way you play de- fense, Wendy! Christine prepares to throw the ball with determination. First row: K Warner, R. Di Leonardo, J. Salomone. Second row: S. Doroski, D. Krupski, S. Pendulik, M Turner D Patrick Third row: J. Cain, W. Fitzsimmons, J. Gillen, P. Kukla, E. Platt, D. Welch, P. Hawkins 110 THOUGHT IS THE SEED OF ACTION Emerson Don Scheu prepares to move against Kevin Conklin's defense of pawns. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club meets every week under the direction of Sister Mary Liguori. The club pro- vides a great stimulus for the mind and is a source of developing powers of concentration for its members. It is now in its fourth year at Mercy and has been accepted with much Enthusiasm. This year for the first time six Mercy players participated in the annual tour- nament conducted by the Long Island Chess As- sociation. Greg Vetter appears rather confident as John Dvorak looks for an escape for his monarch'. Ill FELICITY OF LANGUAGE Diane Cichanowicz says, ' Personally, I prefer France! '. The culture and customs of Spanish-speak- ing peoples are explored by the members of the Spanish Club. Under the guidance of their moderator, Sr. Mary Jeremiah, the Spanish Club members seek to augment their classroom studies of Spanish language and culture with detailed exploration of spe- cific areas in the friendly atmosphere of an extra-curricular activity. Whats so different about their clothes?’’ asks Vice-President Tom Stuart of Pamela Karwoski. President Steve Forgione and Donna Trojanowski read the Spanish newspaper La Luz . 112 IS A MERIT” Whipple Aimez-vous le francais? This year's French Club has attempted to have all its members answer this ques- tion in the affirmative. Under Sr. Mary Pierre's guidance the students have produced two issues of a French newspaper, Jeunes Gens.” Given to all the members of the French classes, it has helped in- crease their appreciation of the French language and culture. Mary Lynn Kobus and Mary N'obisso discover that roses are the same in any language. Watch out for the clean linen! Page sponsored by SOPHIA AND JOHN CZYGIER WEST END MEAT MARKET Main Street, Center Moriches BOOKS—LIGHTHOUSES IN THE Kathy Nostrom reaches for higher learning . Bruce Figurniak and Victor Prusinowski are attracted by an ad. but Walter Vail seems to be engrossed in the floor. Page sponsored by SOUTHOLD SAVINGS BANK Main Road, Southold, N.Y. I 14 GREAT SEA OF TIME’’ Whipple Timmy Miller and Joanne Kujawski Fc-fi-fo-fum. Joanne Kujawski files another one. Doug Kaloski explains how to use the new 3M Copier' to Gary Dinizio. Ann Marie O’Brien, John Carrano, and Robert Mangel make good use of the library's fine record collection. 115 SPORTS The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat —this scoreboard has seen them both in the many faces of Mercy fans and players. With its bright figures and blaring buzzers this board proclaims to all the fate of Mercy’s Monarchs. However, it can only proclaim the ability of our athletes and not the won- derful spirit of sportsmanship fostered by the coaches, teachers, and parents of Mercy's competitors. In this gym, and on the spacious athletic field built by the United Parents, we have learned the value of a true competitive spirit, one that seeks to win but is also will- ing to accept an honest defeat. Just as this scoreboard reflects our athletic ability, so will our future lives reflect the training in sports- manship and honest competition that we have received in Merq's Sports’ Program. The ever expanding sports facilities, and the excellent athletic training afforded the Mercy student serve to complement the formal education provided by the faculty of Merq High School. MONARCHS RETAIN John Vetter makes more foul shots because he tries harder. 118 Completing their second season with Coach Jack Hussnatter, the Monarchs have retained their reputation as skilled courtmen. Win- ning the Suffolk County Catholic School Championship for the second consecutive year Mercy entered the CHS AA play-off tournament with an impressive 7-4 record. The team also showed superiority in games against non-league opponents. The Monarchs won six out of seven non-league games, los- ing only to Southold in a rematch after beat- ing them by a decisive margin at their first meeting. John Pidgeon shows how he rose above Selon Hall. COUNTY CROWN Kneeling: M. Zolkoski, J. Vetter. P. Scanlon, M. Sidor, and D Malerba. Standing: Manager L. Desson, S. McClain, J. Anthony, C. Pidgeon, A. Pendzick, J. Pendulik, J. Pidgeon, and J. Twomey. VARSITY RECORD Mercy’s Score Opponent' Score 66 Southold . .. 49 48 Southold . . . 49 92 Mattituck . .. 61 98 Stony Brook . 54 84 St. Anthony 74 69 Bridgehampton ... 47 73 Pierson 53 61 Seton Hall . . 65 88 La Salle . .. . .... 45 57 St. Mary . . . 67 75 St. Piux X . . 71 81 St. Dominic . ... 105 79 St. Agnes . . . ... 102 69 Seton Hall . . .... 57 66 St. Anthony . 50 72 St. Pascal ... .... 46 64 La Salle . . . . .... 52 86 Stony Brook . Record 13-5 .... 45 ♦NSCHSAA LEAGUE GAMES Record 7-4 Hey, put me down!'1 cries John Kaloroumakis. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Mercy's Opponent’s Score Score 36 Southold ................... 44 64 Southold....................52 55 Mattituck .................. 58 54 Stony Brook .................. 69 41 St. Anthony ................ 79 46 Seton Hall ................. 59 38 La Salle.................... 35 45 St. Mary ................... 55 89 Nyack ...................... 34 51 St. Pius X..................73 64 St. Dominic ................ 96 52 St. Agnes .................. 84 51 Seton Hall..................44 26 St. Anthony ................ 66 41 St. Pascal ................ 37 41 La Salle.................... 53 47 Stony Brook ................ 52 Record 12-5 Compliments of 122 A FRIEND Wait a minute Bruce, that's the wrong basket, warns Steve Bieniewicz. JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: K. Hawkins, T. Byrne. Standing: J. McKenna, B. Ryan, B. Kasold, S. Bienicwicz, G. Vetter, Kaloroumakis, C Kujawski, R Maloney. J Compliments of THE SAME FRIEND Charlie Kujaw'ski swings to the Domino Polka. 123 THEY CHEERED US TO VICTORY A vital part of the success of any team is the support rendered by the con- tagious spirit of the cheerleaders. Al- though few in number, they were mighty, as the effect of their spirit was felt throughout the whole gym during tense moments of exciting games. The cheerleaders this year, as in oth- ers, helped the school body communi- cate enthusiasm to the team. Without them, much of the zest and lustre of the basketball season would have been lost. The Varsity cheerleaders instill their enthusiasm into the crowd. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: starting at left bottom of M: V. Pizzuta, P. Dowler, D. Patrick, J. Hoffmann, M. Hourigan, J. Casey, P. Turner, K. McCarthy, M. Clarkin. Page sponsored by TREAT POTATO CHIPS POTATO CHIPS SNACKS 29 Sound Avenue, Riverhead 125 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: left to rights starting with top row: S. Pendulik, F. Jackson, P. Kukla, K Mangel, P. Stephani, L. Schubert, C. Raynor, C. Colichio, S. Taylor. Lynne Schubert demonstrates the finer points of cheering. MERCY'S PEP SQUAD, kneeling: J. Maloney. R. Gil. Standing: M. Mickaliger, B. Shaw, R. Maloney, W Vail. 127 Chris Kostuk and Suzanne Doroski display the kind of spirit that leads teams to victory. Football at Mercy was given a big boost in its first season by five hard working cheerleaders. The girls were on the sidelines at every game to cheer for the team. Their spirit and enthusiasm was an assurance to the team that the whole school was behind them. As Mercy’s football team enters its second season a little stronger for having had a year’s experience, so will the school spirit behind the team be a little stronger for having had these five girls to cheer the team on. Football cheerleaders: bottom row: Susan Kreitsek, Teri Micka- liger; top row: Chris Kostuk. Maryann Condzella, and Suz- anne Doroski 129 OVER THE HILLS AND ON Coach Gerry Brown puts his team through a time-trial. All things that go up must come down is proven by Joe Twomey and Peter Malet. 130 TO VICTORY Nine men upheld the honor of Mercy High School in cross-country competition this year. Although small in size, Mercy’s distance team showed a large amount of strength and spirit. Long hours of exercise, and workouts on the dunes at Reeves Beach developed in the team the stamina vitally necessary for the two and one-half mile cross-country run. This year, for the first time, Coach Brown entered his team in competition with big city teams. In a meet at Van Cortland Park, Bronx, Mercy's runners made a good showing in consideration of their small number. Forty-six teams com- peted in the meet. Tom Twomcy upper lefl, Bill Meyer center, and Peter Malet lower right, strengthen their endurance by running on the dunes at Reeves Beach. Peter Malet Onward and Upward! —symbolic of Mercy's cross-country achievements. TRACK TEAM IN ACTION Mercy has built a track team that has gone to every meet knowing it has the ability to win. It was built on a core of experienced trackmen, who came through with individual victories, supported by achievements of new members to give glory to Mercy through team effort. Bill Meyer's hopes are Up in the air. First and bottom row: W. Meyer, R. Mangel, R. Klein, T. Twomey; Second row: J. Castiglione, D. Ziemacki, J. Twomey, K. Reed, A. Redford; Third row: P. von Guerard, W Barniea, D. Raynor, P. Lannon, B. Manmx; Fourth row': P. Malet, A. McLoughlin, J. Pendulik, D. Patrick, J. Sm-'th. 132 Andy McLoughlin finishes final leg of Mercy's winning relay team. Next? Maybe the Moon for Bob Mangel. Jim, take this prescription for your upset stomach, advises Coach Brown. BASEBALL MONARCHS ON THE MOVE This year, Mercy's baseball team showed a marked improvement. The blending of last year’s players with several talented newcomers proved to be a smooth playing unit, as our team showed that we could win or lose with the best of our competitors. Through vig- orous practice and heads-up ball playing, the Mercy name has been widely spread by our baseball team. Joe Twomey braces himself for a collision at the plate. A Where does Johnny get his go? Charley gives him his Cheerios. First row: M. Yousik, M. Mensch, J. Weismiller, V. Stephani; Second row: Manager C Bender, C. Pidgeon, J. Twomey, J. Dittmeier, J. Pidgeon, Manager G. Alberti. Mike Mensch is a swinger. 135 LARRY DOSCINSKI, J.V. Coach. John Weismillcr raps out a hit. The mighty Twomey lashes out. Top—John Pidgeon guards the bag. Center—A close play at the hot corner. Bottom—Gerry Smith-Leverock fires high and hard. 136 First row: R Stevens, R Salomone, B. Meehan, K. Both; Second row: K Hawkins, J. Blodom, M. Alpert, R. Devery, L. Papa; Tktrd row: P. Murray, D. Yousik, J. Kaloroumakis, G. Smith-Leverock, M Zeltmann. Coach Larry Doscinski 137 PUTT IT THERE Mercy's golfers bring with them to the golf course the competitive and sportsmanlike spirit which is the forte of all Mercy's sports teams. Practicing at Northampton Country Club, the team gains the experience which is vital to the game of golf. This experience combined with the skill gained from Mr. Murray’s coaching has put Mercy's golf team among the top competitors in its league. The team has also had victories over a few local public schools. Paul Verdcrese studies the obstacles to a straight putt. Joe Goubeaud, Mercy's woodsman , hopes this ball will fly a little straighter than the last one. 138 Who said golf is a safe game? asks Brian Frohne, forced to the ground by low-flying golf balls. MERCY SERVES A WARNING TO This season, Mercy's tennis team faced a difficult chal- lenge. Hard hit by the loss of three ace players, the prospects for a successful season seemed bleak. But the determined Monarchs played with spirit and gritty aggressiveness, win- ning more than their fair share of matches. Led by seven veterans, the team displayed fine form as they notched some decisive wins and endured some agonizing defeats. Their high caliber style and sportsmanship earned the respect of both friend and foe. Charlie Kuiawslci follows through. Standing: B. Kasold, R. Pulick, C. Kujawski, H. Bodenheimer; Kneeling: J. Wynne R Reyer and P. Verderese 140 OPPONENTS Henry Bodenheimer serves to his opponent. 141 142 Jot Wynne shows his true form. GIRLS’ SPORTS PROGRAM EXPANDS With the great amount of importance put on physical fitness in the past few years, girls' sports programs are growing in popularity in many high schools across the nation. Mercy is no exception. Since soccer and field hockey have been added to the program, Mercy's girls now compete interscholastically in six sports. Besides those mentioned above, the girls play softball, basket- ball, tennis, and volleyball. Meg Turner concentrates on the infield but Ginny McKay plays it free and easy. Eileen Kelly's expression indicates the large amount of effort she puts into her swing. Tina Jenkins is the ace of the pitching staff. 143 144 Chris Kostuk anxiously awaits the outcome of Mighty Meg Turner's swing. Even with a bandaged knee Pat Hawkins shows her winning form. Ellen Platt seems to have won the jump-ball. Is Suzanne Doroski crouching be- cause of eagerness or fright? Page sponsored by KOTA PRODUCTS. INC. WINDOW BUSINESS Rtc. 25A, Rocky Point, N.Y. 145 HAPPINESS Mr. Dorman, moderator of the Bowling Club, gets to meet every- body at the Lanes. IS A DAY AT THE LANES’’ Charlie Brown Steve Araci hope- fully watches fate roll down the alley. Tom Wilson puts effort into his bowling. ' THE PIGSKIN” Driven by spirit and high hopes, Mercy set out in September to meet a new challenge. The junior, sophomore, and freshman boys, through vigorous practice, formed Mercy’s first Junior Varsity and Freshman football teams. Though not finishing with a winning sea- son, the Junior Varsity showed promise for next year's Varsity Team. Top: Our team lined up against the opposition. Center: Executing a hand-off play, we succeeded in gaining important yardage. Bottom: The pile-up over the line, rewarding a fighting drive, put Mercy on the score- board. 148 Bottom row: Coach R. Marshall, V. Daniels, R. Salomone, R. Klein, B. Figumiak, T. Byrne, R. Mangel, K. DeLay, G. Dinizio, V. Prusinowski, A. Armocida, R. Milligan, B. Mannix, T. Brown, J. Gatz. Second row: J. Banslaben, V. Finalborgo, J. Donahue, J. Pellatt, W. Barry, P. Lannon, J. de la Rionda, B. McGrath, W. Klippel, D. Scheu, E. Benke, R. Stevens, Coach DeClementa. Third row: Coach R. Murphy, E. Dull, P. Zakas, S. Poulakis, T. Kulesa, D. Haeg, R. Meyer, M. Lucas, R. Brown, T. Budclev. W. Barniea, R. Kogler, K. Hawkins 149 •v t. OUR MASCOT JOINS MERCY Bob Klein stops the play dead. A successful block aids the play. Point before impact. HIGHLIGHTS Within this building we have participated in various events that highlight our academic and social endeavors at Mercy. We have cherished memories of three November days when Washington was in- vaded by foreign Monarchs . Not one of us will forget the pleasure of placing the gold ring, bearing the impressive Class of '67, upon his finger for the first time. For the 2ealous students there was the annual Monarch dinner-theater party. For the bene- fit of the college-bound students we hosted a College Day featuring an all-star roster of institutions to which we may carry the spirit of Christ instilled in us at Mercy. These are but a few of the memorable highlights of another year spent within the guiding protection of this building. MERCY SENDS DELEGATION This group of statues was donated by Mercy High School. TO NATION’S CAPITAL UNITED PARENTS Sister Mary Geraldine and Mr. Gil prepare to draw the win- ning booster. Bob Fuchs and George Alberti get some first-hand information about a career in the Air-Force. COLLEGE DAY Holy Cross, Batman! What a college! A representative from Rosary Hill gives Carol and Cathy all the details. 155 YEARBOOK DRIVE Michael Fuori puls some spirit into the Yearbook Drive! The MONARCH'S artist, Dolores Cortese hopes the students will share in the happiness of $40 worth of Yearbook ads. The five top salesmen are, left to right: JoAnn Kujawski, Richard Gil, Pat Slovonik—top saleswinner, Michael Mickaliger, and Mary Gailiunas. 156 THEATER PARTY Editor, Assistant Editor Company Bob wonders if Dorothy will miss the meat he took. Forty dollars worth of ads reserved a place at the Yearbook dinner- theater party for eighty-five Mercy students. The annual party is the staff's way of rewarding those who solicit ads for the Monarch. This year's trip took us to the Steak Pub in Huntington. After eating an excellent meal, we viewed the award-winning motion picture. The Sound of Music. The day was certainly an enjoyable one for all. Mercy storms the box office. 157 SCENE AROUND MERCY Ugh! Mr. Leaverty watches the calisthenics. 158 Ed Cartoski gets that up and down feeling Compliments of OUR LADY OF MERCY PARISH Hicksville, N.Y. • « I Kin of the Aquarium Ditti Dirtmeicr is being himself in Art Class. I hope they use trick photography, sighs Bruce Soyars. Page sponsored by ASSUMPTION CHURCH Centercach, N.Y. 159 Mrs. Doroski causes mixed reactions from Gerry Palermo and Andy Di Gio- vanni on the lunch line. Compliments of ST. JUDE S CHURCH Mastic Beach, N.Y. Raymond Danowski can’t really believe that he volunteered for this! George Alberti expresses his thoughts while Sr. Mary Leo suppresses hers. It’s work, work, work for the typists of tomorrow! Nick Antoncic has a balanced diet. 162 Dave Raynor—a busy man! Wonder if we could find out the kind of finger nail polish they use! Page sponsored by SALVATORE PICONE AND SONS Concrete Products 8810 Ditmas Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. FRIENDS OF MERCY REV. EDWARD A. FUS J.C.D. 75 Greene Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. RIGHT REVEREND GEORGE H. KILLEEN The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Mary Southampton, N.Y. OUR LADY OF POLAND R. C. CHURCH Southampton, N.Y. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST SCHOOL Center Moriches, N.Y. Don't tell Maureen, but last night I saw OUR LADY OF POLAND CHURCH Southampton, N.Y. SISTERS OF CHARITY Center Moriches, N.Y. DOMINICAN SISTERS OF THE SICK POOR Hampton Bays, N.Y. SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER CHURCH Montauk Highway East Patchogue, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of '67 from 1-2 COMPLIMENT OF JOSEPH P. CELIC SR. A FRIEND OF MERCY MR. MRS. WILLIAM COLLINS Hulse Landing Road Wildwood, L.I. MR. MRS. FRANK DULL JR. 59 Rosko Drive Southampton, N.Y. MR. MRS. MICHAEL J. HOURIGAN WALTER LECH 428 Pulaski Street Riverhead, N.Y. 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JOHN FRANK FLOOR WALL COVERING 667 Harrison Ave. Riverhead. N.Y. 11901 P. JUDGE SONS INC. TRUCKING 117 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. FRED KAFFE Brook Road Dairy Riverhead, N.Y. ROBERT A. KART Land Surveyor 727-0224 138 Roanoke Ave., Riverhead, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF KATRINKA DELI Southampton Joyce Ted Rosko Prop. NEED KNAPP SHOES? Call Mike Pftrto E. Patchogue AT-6-9567 KOTA PRODUCTS INC. Rte. 25A Rocky Point, New York JOSEPH J. KREIGER Well Drilling Riverhead, N.Y. WILLIAM KROEMER SONS INC. Farm Garden Equipment Route 58, Riverhead, N.Y. KROLMONT PAINTING CONTRACTING, INC. 702 Zipp Avenue E. Patchogue, N.Y. GR-5-5319 KYTE HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Hampton Bays, N.Y. RA-8-1050 MISS LA FAYE FASHIONS 352 Mastic Road Mastic Beach, N.Y. LAND OFFICE REALTY Joseph A. Wienski Jamesport, N.Y. 772-3886 Fusion is CONfusion to Danny Tuthill. 16 LE VALLEY PRESS Geo. W. Watson, Prop. Riverhead, N.Y. LEO S FLOOR SERVICE Floor—Waxing—Sanding—Refin- ishing Cutchogue, L.I., N.Y. Pe 4-5014 LEWIS THOMPSON Plumbing and Heating 310 Hill street, Southampton THE LINDENMERE Center Moriches, New York Hotel and Restaurant LITTLE JOE'S RESTAURANT Main Road Aquebogue, L.I. 722-3088 THE LITTLE PLACE Montauk Highway Moriches, N.Y. LONG ISLAND CABLEVISION CORP. Route 58 Osprey Ave. Riverhead, N.Y. 516-727-6300 LONG ISLAND CAULIFLOWER ASSOCIATION Riverhead, N.Y. LONG ISLAND ICE FUEL CORPORATION 656 West Main St., Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 Distributor Shell Products Phone 727-3010 LORD ANTHONY HOMES Custom Builders Professional Designers Hampton Bays 728-1198 LOU'S SERVICE STATION Complete Automotive Service Mattituck, N.Y. LYON FORD INC. Rt. 58 Riverhead, N.Y. Mustang Headquarters MAINE FARMERS EXCHANGE Presque Isle Maine M M BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS Your Coca-Cola Distributor Inc. Aquebogue to Orient Shelter Island MANNY'S BONFIRE Hamburgers-Steaks-Sea food Main Rd, Jamesport, N.Y. B. H. MAPF.S SON FUEL OIL 148 Woodhull Ave. Riverhead, N.Y. MR. MARTY'S HOLE IN THE WALL Riverhead, N.Y. R. MARTINI Pharmacist JA 2-3760 Main Road‘Jamesport, N.Y. MASTIC BEACH ICE FUEL CO. 127 Whittier Drive Mastic Beach, L.I., N.Y. MATTITUCK TRAVELER L. I. Watchman Southold, New York 11971 McCLEANS' MARKET Montauk Highway, Mastic Telephone 281-7545 JAMES A. McGOWIN JR. Bus Co. Southampton, N.Y. HENRY A. MEEKER Realtor Appraiser Mill Rd. Westhampton, N.Y. MIL-MATT AGENCY INC Real Estate, Insurance, Mortgages Miller Place Mattituck, N.Y. C. L. MENDENHALL Fuel Oil Burner Service East Quogue, N.Y. 329-5203 WM. L. MILLER SON Real Estate Insurance 516-929-4000 MILNE'S OUTBOARD CENTER Boats—Motors—T railers Route 25-A, Rocky Point, N.Y. MOORE S PHARMACY INC. The Rexall Store Eastport, New York THE MORLEY AGENCY Real Estate Insurance Southampton, N.Y. 283-3133 NESCOTT DRUGS Rt. 58 Riverhead, N.Y. Compliments of NORTHPORT FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 140 East Main St. Riverhead, N.Y. PA 7-6353 NORTH SHORE FLOOR COVERING Rt. 58 Shopping Plaza, Riverhead 727-1747 NORTHVILLE DOCK CORP. Riverhead, L.I., N.Y. CHET ORLOWSKI Builder—Contractor Cutchogue, New York 734-6782 734-6693 PALMA S WINES LIQUOR 25 North Sea Rd. Southampton N.Y. At 3-0505 The Freshmen learn library science. PATCHOGUE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, EXCHANGE, INC. All types Automatic Standard Transmissions 1366 Montauk Hwy. East Patchogue, AT 6-9324 GEORGE L PENNY, INC. Lumber Building Materials Mattituck—Greenport, N.Y. PERKINS INN 260 W. Main Street Riverhead PHILLIPS OF HAMPTON BAYS INC. Phillips General Supply Automotive Supplies—Hardware PYROFAX (Formerly Halsey Gas) North Highway, Southampton, N.Y. QUINTON REALTY Riverhead, New York R. M. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Distributors Lighting Fixtures and Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF RAJA TRANSPORTATION Center Moriches, N.Y. HAROLD R. REEVE SONS INC. Main Road Mattituck, N.Y. CHARLES RESSER Quality Meat Products Smithtown, N.Y. COURTESY OF RICKY’S Riverhead, N.Y. RIVERHEAD SAVINGS BANK 7 West Main Street Riverhead, N.Y. RIVERHEAD SERVICE CENTER Herman C. Pirillo 415 East Main Street, Riverhead, N.Y. RIVERHEAD SPORT CENTER 25 W. Main St. PA 7-2322 Sporting Goods ROANOKE FARMS Growers of Potatoes And Cauliflower ROCKY POINT WINES LIQUORS Rt. 25A Rocky Point L.I. Free Delivery—Call 744-2120 ROSKO PRODUCE INC. Southampton, Long Island New York ROYAL WASTE REMOVAL CORP. 101 Greene Street New York New York RYAN’S SWEET SHOP Where the Food is Better 118 East Main St., Riverhead H. SACKS AND SONS East Quogue Long Island, New York COMPLIMENTS OF SCHF.INBERG, WOLF, LAPHAM DtPETR IS MR. PAUL SCHEMBRI Mastic Fashions 124 Mastic Road, Mastic Beach SCHOLASTIC SPECIALTY COMPANY 11 Park Place New York, N.Y. 10007 SCHULMAN’S DEPT. STORE INC. 9 Main Street Southampton New York 11968 CHARLES SCHWENK, JR. INC. Wholesale—Retail Milk East Hampton, N.Y. SEATUCK COVE MARINE SVC. Bay Ave., Eastport, N.Y. Penn Yan, Starcraft, Evinrude SEE NEEFIES, INC. Insurance Sendee 8 East Main St. Box 278 Riverhead, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF SECURITY NATIONAL BANK OF LONG ISLAND, MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Jean, there's no talking in the library! C. F. SINCLAIR FUEL OILS Gravel Hill Road Hampton Bays, N.Y. RA 8-1066 SOUTHAMPTON STATIONERY INC. 18 Hampton Road Southampton, L.I., N.Y. 11968 SOUTHOLD LIQUOR STORE Main Road Southold, New York SOUTHOLD LUMBER COM. INC. Southold New York, 11971 SOUTHOLD PHARMACY To Better Sene You” Don Scott—Bill Golder SPEED’S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Westhampton Beach, N.Y. STACHNIK FARM Turkeys, Ducks, Pheasants Speonk, L.I. N.Y. 325-0136 169 Steve Poulakis is calmer than Dorothy Krupski about having a picture taken. THE STYLE SHOP 11 Main Street Southampton, N.Y. AT-3-06I6 SUFFOLK CEMENT PRODUCTS INC Route 58 Calverton, L.I., N.Y. 11933 SUFFOLK COUNTY AIR FORCE BASE CATHOLIC CHAPEL Suffolk Air Force Base THE SUFFOLK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Riverhead, New York Your local community bank COMPLIMENTS OF SUNRISE BUSSES INC. Greenport, N.Y. TERI S HAIR STYLIST 164 Robinson Parkway Off Ostrander Avenue Riverhead, N.Y. 727-0902 THOMPSON SUPER MKT. Ponquogue Avenue Hampton Bays, N.Y. The Store That Has Everything THOMPSON TOURS 41 Union Avenue Islip, L.I., N.Y. JU 1-3799 THRIFTY DRUG STORE 60 West Main Street Riverhead, L.I., N.Y. TILDA S BAKE SHOP Finest in Baked Foods” Rocky Point,N.Y. SH 4-3762 TINKER NATIONAL BANK Route 25A Rocky Point, N.Y. 744-6400 TOAST OF THE TOWN RESTAURANT Griffing Avenue Riverhead, N.Y. 727-9831 or 9595 Orders to take home TOMMASINFS 138 East Main Street Riverhead, New York TRY AC TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Route 58 Riverhead, N.Y. REGINALD H. TUTHILL FUNERAL HOME Frederick J. Alexander, Prop. TWOMEY'S SERVICE STATION Rts. 25-58 Calverton, N.Y. UNION SAVINGS BANK 62 South Ocean Avenue Patchogue, N.Y. UNITED AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTORS INC. 102 Benkert Street Bethpage, L.I., N.Y. WE 8-2710 VAIL BROS. INC. Peconic, L.I., N.Y. Cadillac—Pontiac VanDYCK YOUSIK 1165 East Main Street Riverhead, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF VIGLIOTTA BROS. INC. East Moriches, N.Y. VINNY'S STATIONERY LUNCHEONETTE 1407 Montauk Highway East Patchogue, N.Y. WADING RIVER LIQUORS R.H. A.M. Heinen Choice Liquor Wine Cor. Sound Rd. North Country Rd. 929-6175 WALLACE FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY Slipcovers Drapery Southold, N.Y. SO 5-3890 WALTER S LIQUOR STORE 41 Peconic Avenue Riverhead, N.Y. WHITE HOUSE INN Rt. 25 Coram, N.Y. Our Speciality Sauerbraten WILLOW HILL AUTO SALES Ben Volinski—Prop. Southold, N.Y. ROY L. WINES SON Plumbing—Heating—Air Conditioning 18 Windmill Ave. Southampton, AT 3-3200 F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 514-516 Montauk Highway Center Moriches, N.Y. YOUTH FAIR UNIFORMS, INC. 134 East Main Street Riverhead, N.Y. RAYMOND ZAMBER Heating and Plumbing Well Drilling Farm Irrigation Route 58, Riverhead RI 8-3477 FATHER WILLIAM J. CROWLEY COUNCIL, Wading River REV. ANDREW G. NIRRENGARTEN REV. MICHAEL WODZIAK St. Isidore's R. C. Church OUR LADY OF OSTRABRAMA CHURCH, Cutchogue 170 ST. AGNES CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS, Green port ST. PATRICK S CHURCH Southold MR. MRS. SAL ADIPIETRO A. G. N. and TIM E MR. MRS. EARLING ANDERSON A. ANTHONY AGENCY ARCADE DEPARTMENT STORE Green port ARROW LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS, Southampton MR. MRS. RICHARD D. BABCOCK BALDWIN TRAVEL BUREAU, Riverhead MR. MRS. WILLIAM BARNIEA MR. MRS. GEORGE BATCHELDER BAYS DRIVE-IN, Hampton Bay’s BENCRAFT BOATS R. L. BERGEN BERRY S SERVICE STATION, Southold BETTY'S ESSO B. G. BUILDERS MR. MRS. HAROLD BIENIEWICZ B. J. ELECTRIC COMPANY, Cutchogue MRS. W. F. BLANCK MR. MRS. BRUNO BOBINSKI MR. MRS. EJENAR BODEN BETTY BARBARA BONCZYK BOWL HI, Riverhead, N.Y. MR MRS. DAVID B. BROWNING BRUNONE SIGN COMPANY, Mastic MRS. CHARLES BUCKHEIT SR. MR. MRS. MICHAEL BUZIAK MR. MRS. JOSEPH CAIN CANTIN FABRICS, Riverhead MICHAEL P. CAPLICE MR. MRS. EDWIN J. CARTOSKI MR. MRS.JOSEPH CASEY MR. MRS. CHARLES CICHANOWICZ COR ACE LUMBERS, Mastic Beach CORNER LUNCHEONETTE, Kings Park MR. MRS. WILLIAM COTTER COMPLIMENTS OF CRON FAMILY C. R. WASTE PAPER COMPANY CUTCHOGUE AUTO SALES DANOWSK1 FUNERAL HOME DANOWSKI LIQUOR STORE, Riverhead A MERCYITE—DOREEN DAVIES DORIS DEAMONDSTONE DEAN'S GULF SERVICE CENTER Southampton GEORGE DEC STUDIOS DEFRIESTS FUNERAL HOME Southold MR. OLLIE DEMCHUK MR. AND MRS. THOMAS DEMKIN BENJ. C. DENSIESKI, Jamesport MR. AND MRS. LEONARD DESSON MR. MRS. JOSEPH DIMORA JOHN DOE MRS. EUGENE DONNELLY MR. AND MRS. SYLVESTER DORMAN MRS. JUSTINE A. DOROSKI MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. DOWLER DRAKE BAKERIES the agony ot coming oacn mic Christmas vacation and not being able to remember your combination, is shown by John Grodoski. |7| MR. AND MRS. FRANK DULL SR. E. B. DUNKERLEY SONS Southampton EAST END ASPHALT, INC. EAST-END SERVICE STATION James port THE ELBOW ROOM MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM FITZGERALD DR. JOHN H. T. FLATTERY FLEET LUMBER INC. Greenport MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM T. FORRESTAL LOUIS FRANK AND SONS, INC. A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. FUCHS BOB FUERDERER INC. MR. WALTER FUS Southampton MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL GALLO DR. AND MRS. SULLIVAN A. GALLO GENE S MARKET, INC. East Patchoguc GEORGE S WOODWORKING, INC. MR. AND MRS. SANDY GERAINE MR. AND MRS. ANTONIO GIL FAMILY GOLDSTEIN S DEPT. STORE GORDON OIL CO. East Moriches J. GOUBEAUD D. HAEG GOULD’S 5 10 Southampton WALTER GRABIE INC., Mattituck ALICE GRAFF ROY GRAFF BARBER SHOP Riverhead MR. AND MRS. GRANATELLI GALLO S GREENHOUSES GRIPPING HARDWARE CO. Riverhead EDWARD R. GROHOSKI MASON CONTRACTOR A. GUILDI SONS Southampton GUYIER BROS. INC. HAMPTON BAYS ROLLER RINK HAMPTON S BAKERY, INC Southampton HAMPTON HOMES INC. MR. MRS. WOODROW HAWKINS HEANEY INSURANCE AGENCY Greenport HERBERT RIST, INC. Southampton ED HESS MR. MRS. JAMES HUGHES MR. MRS. WM. IRISH AND FAMILY MRS. LUCILLE JANETTI MR. MRS. BUDDY JESKI J G BUILDING CONTRACTORS JIM'S BARBER SHOP, Cutchogue JOAN SAL’S SNACK BAR JOHN M. JOHNSON JR., M.D. Riverhead MR. MRS. ARTHUR M. JONES JOSEPH JURGIELEWICZ AND FAMILY FRED KAELIN WARREN KALKACKER THE KASOLD FAMILY BOOKS AT KEENE’S, Southampton MR. MRS. TIMOTHY KELLY KOKE BROTHERS GARAGE, Southold MR. MRS. JOHN J. KOSTUK MR. Sc MRS. EDWARD KRUPSKI FAMILY MR. MRS. JOHN KUJAWSKI SR. MR. MRS. ED KUKLA LAUCK'S SERVICE STATION Riverhead LAUNDROMAT HALF-HOUR LAUNDRY LAWRENCE OF RIVERHEAD INC. MR. MRS. EDWARD P. LEAHY MR. 8c MRS. J. LEE L. I. CAULIFLOWER DISTRIBUTORS, INC. MR. FRANK LONG FAMILY LUPTONY LUCE INC. MAGEE PETROLEUM CO. Branson Wright MR. MRS. STEVEN MAGERAS MRS. JULIA V. MAGRATH WM. T. MAHONEY, PLUMBING HEATING MARGARET S RENDEZVOUS Southampton H P. MASON AND SON SUNOCO STATION Hampton Bays, N. Y. Four Seniors enjoy ( ??) a Mercy dance. MRS. JOHN MASSEY MATTITUCK PLUMBING AND HEATING CARMELA MAZZEO MR. AND MRS. J. McCARTHY MR. AND MRS. CHARLES McKAY L.I.F.E., Speonk, N Y. LONG ISLAND PRODUCE CO., AGWAY, INC. THE McNULTY FAMILY MR. LOUIS MECLINE MR. EDWARD MICKALIGER MID-ISLAND LUMBER SUPPLY CO., INC. MR. MRS. STEVE MIKULAK MR. MRS. THOMAS MORAN McDONLY MOTORS, Riverhead JACOB MEYER, INC., Riverhead MIKE FREDDY’S LUNCHEONETTE MR. MRS. MILOSKI FAMILY MOBIL SERVICE STATION, Ridge MODERN TRACTOR CO., INC. Riverhead MUELLER’S AWNINGS UPHOLSTERY MULLEN MOTOR SALES, Southold 173 MY HERO—71 VARIETIES RAYMOND F. NINE MA9-8828 MICHAEL NINO NORTH FORK OIL HEAT NORTH FORK VARIETY STORE, INC. Cutchogue MR. MRS. THOMAS NORTON MR. MRS. EUGENE O'BRIEN OLIVE'S BRIDAL SHOP, Southold OTTO NINOW MUSIC STORE STUDIO MRS. FRANCES B. PARRY PATCHOGUE BOWLING CENTER MR. MRS. CHARLES C. PATRICK AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. EDWARD PATRICK AND FAMILY MR. MRS. JOHN W. PATRICK AND FAMILY PECONIC LIQUOR STORE MR. MRS. N. PENDULIK PEPE CLEANERS AND LAUNDROM Hampton Bays PERKINS CO. MEN'S SHOP Riverhead MR. MRS. SALVATORE PICONE MR. MRS. CHARLES PIDGEON MR. MRS. MIKE PIERZCHANOWSKI MR. MRS. FELIX PIERZCHANOWSKI HAROLD K. PLATT Southampton M M PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES MR. MRS. EMIL PULICK MR. MRS. STANLEY REWINSKI HENRY A. POLLAK RIVERHEAD CORP. C. A. PRICE CO., INC., Mattiuck RACKETT'S SERVICE STATION Green port RAMPASTURE BUILDING COMPANY MR. MRS. E. J. RAYNOR MR. MRS. ROBERT C. RAYNOR ROY H. REEVE INSURANCE SERVICE RICK'S RECORD SHOP, Southampton RIVERHEAD AUTO PARTS RIVERHEAD CEMENT BLOCK CO., INC. RIVERHEAD MOTORS, INC. RIVERHEAD SANITATION CO. PA7-4485 RIVERHEAD TRAVEL BUREAU RIVERHEAD WINES LIQUORS, INC. MR. MRS. FRANK B. ROGERS MR. MRS. BRUNO ROLLE ROUSE'S DELICATESSEN, Greenport MARY RYCHLINSKI SAMPSON COIFFURES, East Quogue, N.Y. JOHN V. SAWICKI MR. MRS. RALPH SCHIVENK COMPLIMENTS OF ALVIN HELEN SCHOTT THE WILLIAM SCHUBERT FAMILY SEWELLS UPHOLSTERY, Kings Park JOHN SEXTON CO., Englewood, N.J. SHOE HAVEN, Southampton REDFERN SHOP, Port Jefferson Station SHOPPING TOWN LIQUOR STORE Center Moriches, MR. BARNEY SIDOR MR. MRS. JOHN SIDOR, JR. MR. MRS. MARTIN SIDOR SILKWORTH, INC., Mattituck SINNICKSONS FUNERAL HOME Center Moriches SIPN' SODA, Southampton SKIDMORES SERVICE STATION Hampton Bays MR. MRS. MITCHELL SKRZYPECKI SOUTHAMPTON ELECTRONIC ASSOC. INC. 174 SOUTHAMPTON PRODUCE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. JOSEPH SPEIZIO EXC. CORP, Middle-Island, DR. MRS. ADOLPH J. STAMP I;L MR. MRS. BRUCE STARK MR. MRS. DOUGLAS STARK MR. MRS. MILLARD L. STURM VAL. W. STYPE INSURANCE SWAN CLEANERS, East Patchogue SUFFOLK DELIVERY SUFFOLK OFFICE SUPPLY CO. SUFFOLK REFRIGERATION MICHAEL SUSPENSKI MR. MRS. MICHAEL SUSPENSKI WILLIAM SZABAT FAMILY TED TERESKO—FLORIST Jamesport TERRY KRUPSKI TINSLEY S AUTO PAINTING Beilport THOMPSON TOURS Islip DR. ANTHONY TOLENTINO TOTTEN'S PAINT WALLPAPER Hampton Bays TOWNE HARDWARE, Mastic Beach TOWNSEND MANOR INN, Greenport TRESSTIQUE HAIRSTYLISTS INC. REGINALD H. TUTHILL FUNERAL HOME C. F. VAN DUZER GAS SERVICE, INC. Southold MR. MRS. T. VERTEFEUILLE VILLAGE INN, Riverhead VOJVODA CLEANERS, Riverhead WADING RIVER LAUNDROMAT WADING RIVER LIQUOR STORE 25A WADING RIVER PHARMACY WAGNER ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS WALTMAR REST HOME, Southampton MR. MRS. ARTHUR L. WARNER WASHINGTON WHITE’S SONS, WHEELER S GARAGE, Southold WHELANS WINES LIQUORS Kings Park WICK'S FLOWERS GIFTS PArk 7-4007 WICKSWAY SERVICE STATION Commack MR. MRS. D. WORRELL FAMILY MR. MRS. CHARLES A. WOOD MRS. ELIZABETH WYNNE MR. MRS. JOSEPH WYNNE MR. MRS. EDWARD YOUSIK THEODORE JOSIPHINE ZAMBER MR. MRS. WALTER ZAWESKI DANNY MR. MRS. JOHN ZIEMACKI FAMILY EDWARD CONSTANCE ZILNICKI MR. MRS. STANLEY ZOLTOWSKI Greenport Evidently, Peggy Kukla hasn’t realized her line has been disconnected. 175 Al's Stationery, Hampton Bays Mrs. Rose Alesi Russell Anderson H. K. Antoun — Linen Shop A P Help, Riverhead Mr. and Mrs. T Balsamo, Family Anne Bedell Barbara Bedell Mr. Mrs. Ronald Belliveau Family Mr. Mrs. Stanley Block Miss Lillian Boden Mr. Mrs. Henry Bodenheimer The Anthony Bongiovanni Family Mr. Mrs. J. Bragoli Martha Brooks Mr. Mrs. Sal Bua Mr. Mrs. F.. P. Callahan Mr. Mrs. Jay Cantlon Mr. Mrs. Jack Capozzola Carolyn's Luncheonette Mr. Mrs. Jos. Cartusciello Cathy, Chris, Terry, Debbie Cathy and Terry Center Moriches Meat Market Mr. Mrs. LaGrant Chapman Alyce Chico Chris's Wines and Liquors Mr. and Mrs. R. Chittum Family Mrs. E. Christie Mr. and Mrs. James Clancy Mr. Mrs. Robert Clemenz Mr. Joseph Coen Mr. Mrs. M. Coen Family Mr. Michael Coen Mrs. Olive Coffey Mr. Mrs. Charles Colindreler Mr. Mrs. Anton Condzclla Mr. Mrs. John Condzella Lattie Condzella Mrs. Burton Coons Mr. J. Coraci Mrs. Margie Corwin Robert Corwin Mr. Mrs. Edward Costantini Mr. Mrs. Vem Critz Cutchoguc Liquor Store Dr. Mrs. Carl Davis Dear Mud — Mr. America Mr. Mrs. John B. DeLaRionda Mr. Mrs. John Densieski Derby Bros., Patchogue Julia Jackie Dietz Grace Dlag E. Drielak Wines Liquors Eastport Inn at Eastport E. B. Market — Speonk Mr. Mrs. Charles P. Edwards F. Eimers Harry T. Erickson Rev. Father Fagan Little Flower House of Providence Rev. John T. Fagan Evelyn Francis Mrs. Wm. Farrell Shirley Felder girls Compliments of Abe Fuel— The Fil-Net Shoppe Mr. Mrs. Patrick Finno Mr. Mrs. John Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. F. Flaherty Mr. Mrs. Richard Frabizio Mr. Mrs. Eugene R. Francolini Frank's Florist A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Frances Gadzinski The Gallaghers Mr. Mrs. Louis Gallo Sr. Mr. Mrs. Louis Gallo Jr. Mr. Mrs. Philip Gallo Mr. Mrs. Edward Gatz Mr. Mrs. Rene Gendron Mr. Mrs. Frank Gordon H. G. Grand 5, 10 to $1 Store Grathwohl Family Mr. Mrs. Ellen Griffin John, Mike, Cathy Ellen Griffin Griffing Hardware Co. John Grodski Mr. Mrs. S. J. Grodski Family Guyton's Shell Station Hallmark Card Center Mr. Mrs. James Hallock Hampton Wheel Alignment, East Quogue Harold's Liquor Store Mr. Mrs. F. Harris Family Mr. Mrs. Stanley Harris John Grodski has the right idea. Harry’s Delicatessen Mr. Mrs. Harry Locffler Mr. Mrs. Gerald Mapes Hart Hardware Garden Center, Janet Loetscher Marine Hampton Ocean Resort Inc. John Ix ctscher Philip Martinez Mr. Mrs. Wm. J. Hartin Mr. Mrs. Robert Loetscher Maryann Mr. Mrs. James Heaney Mr. Mrs. Thomas Long Master Marine The Helinski Family Low Bell Miss Sue Mazzaferro Mr. Mrs. A. Herbert Family James H. Lynch, Inc. Mark Charles John McClain Esq. Mr. Mrs. Robert Hill Mrs. Pauline Mackno Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. McGarvey, J'- Mr. Mrs. R. McGoey 8c Family Mr. Mrs. F. Hirschfeld Family Mr. Frank Macksel, Jr. Whitecrest Farm — R. Hogner Kathleen A. Maloney Mr. Mrs. Wm. McGovern Anita Homyak Robert J. Maloney Mr. Mrs. Frank McKay Mr. Mrs. A. Hubbard Family Ronald J. Maloney Mr. Mrs. Thomas L. McKay Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Hulse Margaret A. Maloney George McMann Jack's—Goodground Barbershop Ronald J. Maloney, Jr. Meschutt-Maran Agency Mrs. Dorothy Jaggers John J. Maloney Meschutt Pharmacy Jamesport Barber Shop Susan M. Maloney Modem Beauty Shop Mrs. Ralph Janicken Thomas J. Maloney Mr. Mrs. Antonio Moreno George Jansen Mr. Mrs. Leo Jendral Manny’s Hampton Bays James Mulvihill Family Joe's Super Market Mrs. Mary Judge Mrs. William Jurgens Mrs. Anne Kallacker Mrs. Anne Kaloroumakis Billy, Timmy Mary Jean Kelly Mr. Mrs. E. Kilgallen Mr. Mrs. E. Komosinski Mrs. Peter Kostuk Kramers Drug Store Mr. Kratoville Alice JoAnn Krupski The Kudlinski Family Mr. Mrs. Bernard F. Kuhlman Mr. Mrs. John Kujawski, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Frank Kulcsa Mr. Mrs. Walter Kuletsky Compliments of Mike LaBarbara Mr. Mrs. Walter Lane, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Ralph N. Langguth, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Langsdorf Rosemarie Lasorsa Mr. Mrs. R. Lauria Anthony J. Leanza Mr. Mrs. John Lesinski Mastic Park Liquor Store Joan Hoffmann stands alone. Mr. Mrs. Frank Murphy Mr. Mrs. Frank Murphy Mr. Mrs. Thomas Murphy Mr. Stanly Nabrezny Michael A. Nappa William Nicolich Nelson's Delicatessen Mrs. Helen Niecka Mr. Mrs. Thaddeus Niksa Nino's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nostrom Mr. and Mrs. R. O'Dowd Mr. and Mrs. James O. Hagen Jr. Mrs. James O. Hagen, Sr. Mrs. A. Ohmer O'Neill Family Outreamer Development Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Palermo Pammby's Jewel Box, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. Patricio and Family Mr. John C. Patrick Milly, Dorothy, Margo, Mary, Bevy Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Peebles Ruth Pelosi Mr. and Mrs. Philip Peluso Nikki Pendulik Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perry Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pirillo Mr. and Mrs. Pitacco Lucky's Res. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Polecki Joseph Pomierski Mrs. Stella Post Dr. M. E. Raff Peter Ragonc Mr. and Mrs. L. Randle Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rempe Margaret Rcndt Gene Pittenger Warren Ritzer Riverhead Beverage Dist. Mr. and Mrs. G. Roland Family Mr. and Mrs. John Romanowski Mr. Stanley Ruke Mrs. Josephine Ryan Rysko's Market William Salivar James F. Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schiller Mrs. Walter Schloss Miss Nancy Schneider Mrs. Mary Schram Mr. and Mrs. John Seery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheffield A. W. and M. A. Sherrard The Sideratos Family Mr. and Mrs. G. Simone The Sinuta Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skwara Mr. and Mrs. Slimbacker Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith Family Richard Spanburgh Marilyn Spitz David C. Stampfl Elizabeth Ann Stampfl Marianne Stampfl Stan’s Automotive Service The Steeple East Patchogue Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Stevens Laurence S. Sturm Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Sullivan Sunrise Restaurant, Center Mor. Mr. and Mrs. T. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Tenbroeck Mr. Paul Terry Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tete Mrs. William Tierney Mrs. Frederick C. Tisch Town and Country Del. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Tressler George and Harriet Tuthill Mr. and Mrs. W. Tuthill Family V.F.W. Post 2476 Valley Terrace Development Corp. Venice Italian Restaurant Villclla Bros., Riverhead Vlado and Charlie Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vollrath Wading River Garage Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Walder Wood, Walker Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Walkman Mr. and Mrs. J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Tony Waskewicz The Wdowiak Family Nora Webber Mr. and Mrs. John C. Welch Mr. and Mrs. John Wetzel James R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. H. Wulforst Yah-hoo Mr. and Mrs. Albin Yakaboski Ye Olde Ice Cream Parlour Mrs. Ann Yetti Barbara Yetti Mr. Joseph A. Yetti Peter Yetti Mr. and Mrs. F. Zabricky Mr. and Mrs. John Zlatniski Joseph Anne DiMora 178 SENIORS Barbara Terry Barrett Mary Batchelder The Big Four Billy Sc Patty Henry Bodenheimcr Josephine Bongiovanni Rosemary Bongiovanni Bernadette Browning Justine Casey Peter Candela David Clements Cathy Collins Dolores Cortese Crusader Rabbit Jeanne Davis Leonard Desson Rosie Di Leonardo Anne Dimora Bill Donnelly Joan Dowdell Priscilla Dowler Nancy Eckardt Scott Eckmann Fletch William Friszolowski Michael Fuori Karen Gallo Kevin and Vicky Joe Goubcaud The Four Horsemen Joan Hoffmann Marylu Hourigan Mary and Paddy Joanne Kaloroumakis Kathy Joanne Kelly Kevin and Vicky Dolores Krupski Barbara Klodaski JoAnn Kujawski Aileen Leahy Addie L. Maureen and Eddie Kathy McCarthy Mark McClain Mary McGuire Mikki Linda Mikulak Maggie Moran Pat and Jeff Pat Newberger Dorothy Patrick John Pidgeon Bob Pulick David Raynor Carol Ruthinowski Sal and Mary Janet Salomone Rob Sheldon Susan Slovenski lames J. 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Nicholas Antoncic...........................3 Florence Road, Hampton Bays, N.Y. Theresa Barrett ................................ 39 Amby Avenue, Plainview, N.Y. arhara Barry .................................. Dayton Avenue, Manorville, N.Y. Mary Batchelder............................. 976 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. Henry Bodenheimer.........................22 Rampasturc Road, Hampton Bays, N.Y. Josephine Bongiovanni.......................Box 1, Route 28-A, Rocky Point, N.Y Rosemary Bongiovanni ....................... Crestwood Road, Rocky Point, N.Y. Stephen Borakowski ...................... 1 Bcllview Avenue, Center Moriches, N.Y. Bernadette Browning.................................Mortimer Place, Eastport, N.Y. Peter Candela................................... 10 Birch Court, Riverhead, N.Y. Justine Casey ............................. 160 Hallock Street, Riverhead, N.Y. James Castiglione ........................ Yaphank Moriches Road, Manorville, N.Y. David Caulfield ................................ 34 Nadel Drive, Riverhead, N.Y. Robert Charos .............................. 14 Maylen Drive, Southampton, N.Y. Maureen Clarkin..................68 Continental Drive, Port Jefferson Station, N.Y. David Clements......................618-A Edwards Street, Westhampton Beach, N.Y. Cathleen Collins ........................... 277 Howell Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. Dolores Cortese.............................Box 52, Main Road, Mattituck, N.Y. Jeanne Davis.................................... Remsen Road, Wading River, N.Y. Leonard Dcsson ............................. 1012 Flanders Road, Riverhead, N.Y. Rosemary DiLeonardo........................... 179 Hawkins Road, Moriches. N.Y. Anne DiMora.....................................42 Andover Lane, Hicksville, N.Y. James Dittmeier ........................... Halsey Manor Road, Manorville, N.Y. William Donnelly ............................... Noyac Road, Southampton, N.Y. Joan Dowdell.............................4 Tee Lane, Port Jefferson Station, N.Y. Priscilla Dowler........................................Box 684, East Quoque, N.Y. Jeanette Dvorak.......................... 18 Parkview Circle North, Bethpage, N.Y. John Dvorak ............................. 18 Parkview Circle North, Bethpage, N.Y. Veronica Eaton ............................. 53 Sound Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. Nancy Eckardt...................................Pipes Neck Road, Greenport, N.Y. Scott Eckmann...............................3 Voorhis Drive, Old Bethpage, N.Y. Margaret Fanning......................... 367 Hampton Road, Southampton, N.Y. Gerard Fitzgerald...........................8 Sherman Avenue, Plainview, N.Y. Donna Fletcher........................Box 144, Morningside Avenue, Jamesport, N.Y. William Friszolowski .................... Ill Northville Turnpike, Riverhead, N.Y. Michael Fuori .............................. 105 Elliot Avenue, Centereach, N.Y. Karen Gallo ............................. 616 Zipp Avenue, East Patchogue, N.Y. Richard Geraine ................................ 28 Station Road, Bellport, N.Y. JoAnn Gillen ................................... 154 Clinton Avenue, Mastic, N.Y. Joseph Goubeaud ...................................... Main Road, Cutchogue, N.Y. Anthony Grodski.......................RFD Box 48, Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. Patricia Halsey ............................ 26 John Street, Southampton, N.Y. Maureen Heather............................. Osborne Avenue, East Moriches, N.Y. Joan Hoffmann............................141 Merritts Pond Road, Riverhead, N.Y. Marylu Hourigan ............................ 524 Howell Court, Riverhead, N.Y. Paul Huggins............................. 39 White Brook Drive, Riverhead. N.Y. Michael Jasinski ............................... 17-A Reeves Park, Riverhead. N.Y. Christina Jenkins......................64 Gnarled Hollow Road, East Setauket, N.Y. Mary Jones.......................................... Old Saddle Road, Ridge, N.Y. Robert Joseph....................................... Timber Park, Calverton, N.Y. Joanne Kaloroumakis............................. 1400 Pulaski Street, Riverhead, N.Y. Eileen Kelly............................. 90 Senix Avenue, Center Moriches, N.Y. Joanne Kelly..........................Box 893 M, Shade Tree Lane, Riverhead, N.Y. Maureen Kelly .................................. 90 Avenue K, Kings Park, N.Y. Thomas Kelly ............................... 950 Harrison Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. Dorothy Kilgallen................194 Longneck Boulevard, Flanders, Riverhead, N.Y. Barbara Klodaski ........................ 1434 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. Clarence Koblentz................................... !4 Peter Lane, Plainview, N.Y. Mary Lynn Konus ......................................... N.Y. Dolores Krupski .. . JoAnn Kujawski .. Aileen Leahy....... Adclard Lessard Dennis Malerba Robert McBride Kathleen McCarthy Mark McClain Mary McGuire Andrew McLoughlin Elizabeth Meskill .. Jeanne Meyer........ William Meyer .... Linda Mikulak Margaret Moran ... William Mulcahy .. Patricia Neuberger . . Mary Nobisso....... Linda Papa......... Dorothy Patrick Douglas Patrick ... Arthur Pendzick ... Charles Pidgeon ... John Pidgeon....... Victorianne Pizzuta . Joyce Potokin...... Robert Pulick..... David Raynor .... Alan Redford .... Kurt Reed.......... Elizabeth Reichert . Carol Ruthinowski . Janet Salomone Kathleen Sewell ... Robert Sheldon Douglas Siebold ... Susan Slovensky James Smith........ Bruce Soyars....... Mary Sperrazza Linda Stachnik Vincent Stephani .. Joanne Stravinski Dennis Sullivan . . . Michael Suspenski . Mary Szymanski ... Scott Thomas ...... Patricia Turner . . . Joseph Twomey ... Donna Vail ........ Patricia Venables .. John Vetter........ Marlene Wallace . .. John Weismiller . .. Helen Weiss........ Georgia Welch Thomas Wilson ... Nancy Wiwczar . .. Maureen Worrell . Ellen Wulforst Michael Yousik . .. Stephen Zeltmann . Donald Ziemacki .. ............... 582 Northville Turnpike, Riverhead, N.Y. .................... 143 Sound Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. .................... 305 Newton Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. .......................... 21 Brown Street, Riverhead, N.Y. .................................Raynor Road, Ridge, N.Y. .......................... 15 Pulaski Street, Riverhead, N.Y. ........................ 1 Sunset Drive, Centereach, N.Y. ................. 210 Hampton Road, Southampton, N.Y. .................... 54 Wildwood Trail, Riverhead, N.Y. .................... Dogwood Road, Hampton Bays, N.Y. ........................ Box 218 RRI, Rocky Point, N.Y. ........................ 28 Fresno Drive, Plainview, N.Y. ................................ Private Road, Orient, N.Y. ............... 138 Washington Avenue, Jamesport, N.Y. ........................ 60 Lou Avenue, Kings Park, N.Y. ........................ 134 Nadel Drive. Riverhead, N.Y. ..........Box 194K, Evergreen Avenue, Middle Island, N.Y. .................... 50 Barclay Road, Mastic Beach, N.Y. ....................Ocean Avenue, Center Moriches, N.Y. ....................Box 133, Main Road, Jamesport, N.Y. .................... Box 133, Main Road, Jamesport, N.Y. ........................ 32 Further Lane, Riverhead, N.Y. .................... 127 Whittier Drive, Mastic Beach, N.Y. .................... 127 Whittier Drive, Mastic Beach, N.Y. ....................R.R. No. 1 Box 56A, Rocky Point, N.Y. .................................. 41 Broadway, Mastic, N.Y. R.F.D. No. 1, Box 77, Patchogue Road, Sound Beach, N.Y. ........................ Noyac Road, Southampton, N.Y. .................... 12 Acanwood Drive, Shirley, N.Y. . Lindenmere Hotel, Sedgemere Road, Center Moriches, N.Y. ................. 225 South Haven Avenue, Mastic, N.Y. .................... 420 Osborn Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. ....................... Moriches Boulevard, Eastport, N.Y. .................... 272 Beaver Drive, Mastic Beach, N.Y. ........................6 Wildwood Trail, Riverhead, N.Y. ................ 21 Squiretown Road, Hampton Bays, N.Y. ........................21 Mill Drive, Mastic Beach, N.Y. ........................ Montauk Highway, Speonk, N.Y. ........................96 Sunrise Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. ............................... Sam's Path, Rocky Point, N.Y. ................................ Dock Road, Speonk, N.Y. ............... 528 Americus Avenue, East Patchogue, N.Y. ............... 1085 Ostrander Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. .................... 7 Sayville Road, Mastic Beach, N.Y. ......................... Old Stone Road, CalvertOn, N.Y. .................... 661 Osborne Avenue, Riverhead, N.Y. ........................ 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