North Babylon High School - Blazer Yearbook (North Babylon, NY)

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68 FROM .C. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated, L. to R.: Mr. Miller, V. Albino. R. Musicaro. S. Aug. Stand- ing: L. Bleil, A. Cusato, M. King, NI. Caige, S. Conroy. The growth of North Babylon from a grade school to a Junior High to a full-fledged Senior High has marked the rise of our student government from a small Student Council to an all-encompassing Student Associa- tion, controlling all student activity in the Senior High. The Student Association includes representatives from every activity and each class, as well as homeroom repre- sentatives, and four officers. elected by the entire stu- dent body. For the year of '59-'60. Virginia Albino was elected President. Roseann Musicaro V.P.. Sharon White. Secretary. and Susan Aug. Treasurer. Mr. Nliller served in the capacity of Faculty Advisor for his second year. ENTIRE S. A.-First row: P. Mackie, M. V. Burillo, M. Frank, L. Forman, J. Rodriguez, P. Rzepa, S. Conroy, M. Santo-Martino, D. Schulze, A. Cognetta, E. Mangerie. Second row: G. Magnussen, J. Fields, I. Bleil, N. Babb, J. Aronica, A. Cusato, M. King. M. Gaige, R. Mus- icaro. l'liIiLlClTY AND SOCIAL CONlNll'l'TEESwSvuler1, L. to R.: S. McCain-. Nl. Burrillo. E. Ke-uling, ,I. Rodrigucz. XI. Marlin. C. Harly, T. Newmark. Standing: P. Mackie, A. Lanoway, R. Uscinski, NI. King, .l. Arunicu. .-X. Custulo, D. Weldon, S. Dr-Vne. L. Forman. M. Frank.

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QQ ACTIVITY STAFF-Seated, left to right: S. Conroy, M. Gaige, E. Eustace, B. Saks, N Babb, A. Lanoway. Standing: R. Musicaro, J. De Voe. ww. W3 - if AbovegBUSINESS STAFF-L. to R.. Claquin, Bianco, Taylor, Huether, Ver- hey, Barber, LoValvo, Revere, Lano way, Gillis. Upper Right-SPORTS STAFFSfL 10 R N Babb C L1 ett R Q -5 L - 1 . A. Xgg' . . Terai. J. Curtin, R. Heine, A. Vohs, M. Sulla P. Gillis. 1 There has always been one unique quality to distinguish the Senior Class of 1960 from all others-it is the first. And so it is with the 1960 edition of the BLAZER-it is the first. Everything in it is purely original-we have had no precedents to follow. Starting from scratch as we did, a tremendous amount of groundwork was needed, and activity became frantic each time a deadline rolled around. Fortunately these pictures were taken before the staff started to show signs of collapse. Here they aregthe Staff of the 1960 BLAZER! -CD1 If X waeswwuuq '71 Above-TYPING STAFF-seated, I to r: G. Claquin, P. Taylor, F. Bianco. Standing: J. Revere, B. LOValvo. Left--SENIOR STAFF, 1 to r: P. Taylor, ll. Rodman, I: Bleil, P. Rzepa. Standing: A. NI. Beierlein, M. Hernandez, J. Fields.

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'YK Stud en + Assoc use is--.1 Nieman- NluAsng- N,-Q'-'Q -' N.S. ufilbf High Q r- -BO 3 2 an t 5'678SlOlll1lfl4- Y. Albino. S. Aug. M. Martin. S. McCabe. A. Lzlnoway, J. Heidinger, R. Philippin, S. Peterson, J. Revere. Standing: Mr Miller. A COMPLEX MACHINE An organization as large as the S. A. can function more efficiently if it is divided into smaller committees- ' Social, Publicity. and School Spirit. These committees handle everything from S.A. dances to pep rallies- handbooks to student-faculty games. It is in the com- mittees that one may observe the heart of the S.A. it - MQHOOL SPIRIT-Kneeling, L. Io R.: E. Mangvire, S. Peterson. Standing, L. lo R.: R. Vrionides, V 5. Mc'Culn'. Judy Fields. D. Schulze. A. Cognetta. M. Santo-Martino. J. Hcidinger. N. Babb, S. Conroy. 59