Northport High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Northport, NY)

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NAME Anna Albino Roland Algerio Joseph Armsfrong Benedicf Azenaro Marilyn Bailey Norma Banfield Ellen Berlin Mary Lou Blydenburg Bruce Boller Ronald Burr Joseph Cavagnaro Jane Cosfello Evelyn Craff Anfhony Damulewicz Norma Dangelmaier Sanfo Dolci James Dugan Leonard Ericson David Fairman Elynor Friedrich Eugene Giarrafano Lillian Glynn Carol Goalwin Lillian Hagner Carl Hanulec Roy Healy Lawrence Herrera Myles Hosie Clara Huberf Lorraine lzaff Irma Jenkins Ann Johnansson John Kearns Herberf Klumpe Phillipa LaMounfain Anifa Larsen Ralph Lush William Lush CLASS MIRROR NICKNAME Shorfy Bookie Mumbles Benny Termife Norm El Lou Brucie Ronny Joe Fluffy Sparkle Tony Toofs Sonny Jaime Lennie Skip Toodles Gerry Lillia Ca Lil Kelly Roy Larry Rabbi? Rusfy Sis Muflef Peanuf Chow-dog Herbie Phil Snug Yokum Bill TO BE FOUND Home Dolores Borges in Cuba Wifh Tom Magnuson Marge 8: Jerries Home A+ a Square Dance Dreaming Wifh Offo Home Af fhe Rankins Tina's House Baby Siffing The five and fen Ouf! Sugar Bowl Wifh Harry Being kicked ouf of library Behind a camera or drums Under fhe Dodge Skafing Rink Sporfman's Tavern In school ln New York Cify Ealing and sleeping Hunfing Wifh Roland Anywhere Af Joan's ln a hurry Movies Wilh Evy One never knows Driving my ialopy Wifh Joe Drug Sfore Sugar Bowl Dreaming Afhlefic Field 28 AMBITION To be a sfenographer To fravel To ioin fhe Navy Wrifer To be a secrefary To be a feacher To gel' a good iob and be happy To be a nurse Biologisf Marry a rich widow and refire Building Secrefary Housewife Blondes Housewife Pro Baskefball A family man A drummer or phofographer Owner 81 operafor of fabulous airlines in Soufh America Telephone operafor Baseball An office worker A iob in The fashion field Librarian Loafing T.V. engineer Join fhe air corps A million dollars Sfewardess Happily married A. C. P. A. Business Execufive A. C. P. A. An engineer Pharmacisf Nurse To graduafe A Dodger

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CLASS I-IISTCDRY Now Thaf our four years af NorThporT High School haveipassed we look back aT The mark of achievemenf Thaf has disfinguished our class. ln 1946 as Freshmen we elecfed Ronald Hill as our firsT Presidenf, PeTer Theofield. Vice President Joan Rose, Secrefary, and Herberf Klumpe, Treasurer. Our firsT hisTory making evenT was our Hallowe'en Circus floaT, which was followed by a dance on March 7. As Sophomores we wenf on To bigger and beTTer Things. The class officers we elecTed This Term were: Harry Olsen. President Dorofhy Trinkle, SecreTary: PeTer Theofield and HerberT Klumpe. Vice Presidenf and Treasurer, respecfively. The firsf social evenT was a ChrisTmas dance considered by all, a hugh success. In The spring of our Sophomore year we held anofher dance. wiTh The Theme Mardi Gras. Throughouf The summer we waifed for The Time when we would reTurn To N.H.S. as Juniors and The Task of giving The Junior prom would be ours. Keeping This ThoughT in mind we elecfed Lillian Hagner, President Doris Zimmerman, Vice President Joan Rose. Secrefary. and Bruce Boller, Treasurer. To raise enough funds for our biggesT underfaking we sold magazine subscripTions. The Junior Prom held on April 29, Turned our gym inTo a FrosTed Fanfasy wifh gliTTering sTars and sparkling snow. AnoTher noTeworThy evenT Took place on March 23, when we received our Junior rings. Our Hallowe'en PiraTe floaf capfured firsf prize. In Sepfember '49 we refurned aT lasT as sophisTicaTed Seniors. Since This was To be our lasT year aT high school we carefully chose our class officers. Sfeve ScoTT was elecfed President Harry Olsen, Vice President Joan PruiTT, Secrefary. and Herberf Klumpe, Treasurer. Again our Hallo- we'en floaf won firsf prize The Theme was FiesTa Time. In order To raise The money To cover our Yearbook we sold Chrisfmas cards and magazine subscripTions. Our mosT recenf evenT was The Senior SweeT- hearf Dance in February which was a gala evenT for The many who aTTended. Alfhough we are glad To embark on our chosen careers The pleasanf memories we have shared will always linger wiTh us. 27

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NAME Tom Magnuson George Mains James Masucci Joan McDonald Joan McKenzie Kafhleen McMullen Ellioi' Meccico Joan Mills Mary Jean O'Connor Joan Olofson Harry Olsen Evelyn Palermo Chrisfine Pesch Teresa Pefrone Mary Porciello Joseph Porciello Faye Prianli Joan Pruiff Carmen Ramos Ann Rau John Rau Pa+ricia Ray Nancy Rienzi Walfer Romanasky Joan Rose Lore Schardf Paul Scherer Sfephen Scoil Roberl' Scudder Richard Siebach Louis Sfricl' Ahmed Sulfon Mary Lou Taylor Evelyn Thomas Dorofhy Thompson Benfon Tindall James Wagner David Ward Barbara Williams Doris Zimmerman CLASS MIRROR NICKNAME Censored Busfer Juan Micka Mac Ki++y-Kal Sonny Monkey M. J. Ollie Evy Chris Ann Joe Sugar Jo Lolly Annie Johnny Ray Ray Nan Polack Pie Mopsy Gus Sfeve Granny Rick Lou Sal+y Lu Lu Evy Dol' Ben Sniffles Dave Dimples Fire Eyes TO BE FOUND Eleanor's House Around Town l'd rafher nof say ln Russ' car Sugar Bowl Home Over Sficks With Myles Oul In a Dodge Wifh Sonny or George Wilh lrma Sugar Bowl Home Baking Cakes Wi+h Tony or fhe fellows Wifh Big Boy Dafing Any place Driving My work shop Sugar Bowl Movies Bowling Alley ln ihe Ari' Room Oul' A+ Doris' Sporf Shop A+ Johnson's residence Al' 'rhe Weihls Dixie's house ln a work shop Lindenhursl Wrifing le'r'rers Al' Windus' Kaisen's car Bowling Alley Wiih Herb Skafing Rink On 'rhe felephone 29 AMBITION A carpenfer Builder To make money To marry Russ An acfress Secrefary Builder To bake a Sunshine Cake Typisi' Build an Old Maids Home Own fhe Hoiel New Yorker To gel' married Sfewardess Secreiary To be a model A career in 'rhe Navy Teacher Career Girl A Nurse To leach Have a Gas Sfaiion To be married Privafe Secrefary To be a farmer To gel' a iob Professional singer To loaf Veferinarian Physical Educafion Coach To be a success Consfrucfion business To go 'ro Wes+ Poinf Confinue modeling To be a feacher To fravel To be a lawyer Rabbif farmer To be a coach To be a success To have fwins