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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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Waite N Superintendent of School: Jaihesb Jacksbn , Assixtant Superintendent of School: Adelheid M. M. Kaufmann Principal qywf . David Al1ardiC6 Betty Bradley Dem 0f Boys Dean of Girls 5 Vw of 5 SHG 'i 6. 'tl Alix Q-, 5 1 r-as fr Pr .1 Curtis Acker Muric-Inxtrumental Oscar J. Andersen En glirh Beatrice Barlie Phyrical Education Adele Breaux Languages Raymond W. Carden American Hiftory Paul Fazio Driver Education, Health Education Bernetra L. Genor Dental Hygenirt Helen L. Hard: Art Anna M. Hayner School Nurre Robert E. Hayner I ndurtrial Art: Robert Hoffman Playrical Education John W. Hosie Science 51. 6 Lillian Justice Remedial Readi Anne M. King Home Economic Charles H. Kissa Matbematicf Lydia Kourelis Muric- Vocal V 3 tr ibn jf iff? V s K x. 'Q' '3- 5 'QT' ,, :si A I we r - 7 Joseph Latino Mathematics, Science John J. Maguire Englixb Charles K. Messmer World Hixtory Doris R. Near Commercial Clem Novak Commercial William H. Porter Induflrial Am' Alfred E. Pritzlaif M uric-I nstrumental Berry A. Robertson Language: John Ryder Pbyfical Education Irene St. Peters Social Studie:-9 Morris Saxe Englifb Leonore Silverman Commercial Ralph P. Sonen Science Catherine E. Sterling Librarian George E. Tiffany Pbyxical Education + Left to right seated - Edwin Trainer, Evelyn Pavlik, Frances Scarpelli, joane Schlottmann, Elizabeth Scott, Ann Stevens, Edith Foster, Paula johnson, Richard Walsh, Dennis McCormick. Left to right hrst row -- Charlotte Stilwell, Dolores Voss, Pat Nahmmacker, Jean Kessler, Betty Holley. Left to right, second row - joan Umsted, Ann Kasten, Jo Rizzino, Dorothy McGinn, Carolyn Schmidt, Winnie Johnston, Christine Smith, Isabelle Zimmerman, Vanessa Darling, Alice Woiczechowski, Pat Dugan, Maureen Kelly, Dorothy Mains, Joan Cummings. Left to right third row - Joyce Birkeland, Paul Wilson, Kirby Welden, Charles Kamm, Kent Knowles, Chuck Ptigge, Diana Smith. Editor-in-chief, Elizabeth Scott, Assistant Editor, Ann Stevensg Business Manager, Edwin Trainer, Circulation Manager, Edith Foster, Senior Editors, Frances Scarpelli, Richard Walsh, Sports Editors, Evelyn Pavlik, Dennis McCormick, Activities Editor, Kent Knowles, Underclass Editor, Charles Karnm. C Patricia Dugan Prefident A. aa . . L.. zu. H v - ,B Joane Schlorrmarm Secretary Class Oiiilcers afar 2 , W 1 -in , ,F 'f Howard Lucas Vice Prexident N Maureen Kelly Treasurer 1 I ,el F, a . Qi -:' .:q, ..t.ff -rf' . 'N a-si' F22 Raymond W. Carden John J, Maguire Faculty Advixor Faculty Advixor 10 . f iS-Fx? . C Q , 111 xi ,si .K . we egg.. Q iff l if . .aye ' l MICHAEL LOUIS ALBINO ThiJ it the artittr' gift, to :hare All moody, all partiony, and all care. Health Council 3g G. O. Representative 3g Class Vice President 3g Homeroom President lg Mixed Chorus lg Glee Club lg Math Club 2g Float Com- mittee 2,4g Bowling Club 4. 1 . Q gk: ik , Q sig n X1 fix . .,.. NL, , nf--. -- ..3..,...... . . 1 . -v .J-an... s ft, . 5 . , . , - . nt'-.j,g......... .?'f.'ffH.1.:.:.:.a.. JOYCE SOFIE BIRKELAND Pint to learn the lateft craze, Her dancing merit: all our praixef' Math Club lg Mixed Chorus 25 Band 25,45 Assem- bly Planning Committee lg Student Teacher 35 Float Committee 1,3,4g Canasta Club President 'ag Hockey 3g Dramatics Club 4, Yearbook 4g Tiger lnklings 4. MARY LOUISE BOWIE A pleaxant, happy, Jmiling face, The certain .fignx of charm and grace. :yo c A g 5513: , v 5 S Band 4. KEITH BOLLER Hi: trade may he with camfaf or clay, But a great artift he'll prove one day. Student Teacher 35 Skating Club 2, Math Club 1 P ,ui I 9 ROY BRINKLEY A poor life thif, if, full of care, A J , We have no time for pleayuret rare. LQ! ' Archery Club 25 Homeroom President 1,2g Basket- ball 1,4. l l LEONARD BRUEN it - A Silence guide! him on hi: way, ,Q A Y . And guard: hir Joul elre it goe: a.rtray. ' ' M A V e: Physical Ed. Demonstration lg Football 1,2,5,4g L A Basketball 1. S E L . oioi ' CLIFTON TOROLF BRUU ' ':': ' 1 3 Q H ' l h k . if fortune on y t e future nowx, f 'e S X But good will followr where'er he goe.r. ' h I Y A S Service Squad 3,4g Red Cross Council 4. WILLIAM BUDD Soul of Honor, Truth, and Courtexy, All good favor go with thee. Stunt Club 3. ALBERT WELFORD CASTLEMAN, JR. The prorperouy gentleman, a .fuccen will be Praire and glory Joan await thee. Band 1,2,3,4g Skating Club 2,3g Physical Ed. Dem onstration 1. M. RAY CLARK Rich extatex, if he hut look, Are held hy him who hath a hook. French Club 4g Bowling Club 4g Dramatics Club 4g Soccer 4. NANCY ELLEN CROSS Such gentlenerr the heaven: did impart For the hnowx no other hut the language of the heart. Mixed Chorus 1,23 Tiger Inklings 2,33 Homeroom Treasurer 3g Canasta 3g Float Committee 3g Health Council 33 Student Teacher 3. JOAN KATRINA CUMMINGS Hold thy lighted lamp on high, A glittering :tar in the future thy. Algebra Club lg Bowling Club 3g Skating Club 23 ' Dancing Club 23 Yearbook 4. VANESSA DARLING Alwayr to .rome duty hent, We Jalute you Madame Preridentf' G. O. Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4, National Honor Society 33 President 43 Yearbook 43 Cheerleading 33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Tiger Inklings lg Hockey 1,2,3,4g Softball 2,33 Math Club 3, Secretary 2g Float Committee 1,2,3,43 Assembly Planning Committee 1,33 Volleyball 43 Student Teacher 3, PAUL CURRAN Men may he read at well ar hook: And often more earily if only one loohf Archery Club 2. i X if 'Q Kew? S PATRICIA MARGARET DUGAN The pride and joy of Ireland, She'.r alwayr there to lend a hand. Class Treasurer 1, Secretary 2,3, President 43 G. O. Representative 1,23 Secretary 3,43 National Honor Society 3g Vice President 4, Secretary 43 Tiger Ink- lings 2,33 Yearbook 43 Homeroom Secretary 23 Volleyball 3,43 Basketball 3g Softball 3g Hockey 4g Float Committee 1,2,3,43 Math Club 1,23 Can- asta Club 33 Health Council Secretary 3. 13 ali' f,'1 ' JOHN E. ERICKSON The man that alway: wear: a :mile I: rarely one that i: worthwhile. EDITH MILDRED FOSTER Be it Torn, or Dick, or Ike, -af 'I never met a man I didn? lihe'. 5' X Algebra Club lg Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Captain 4g Glee Club 25 Tiger Inklings 3,43 Float Committee 35 Canasta Club 3g Health Council 3g Hockey 4g Assembly Planning Committee 4g Yearbook Circu- lation Manager 4. DAVID GLENN Well then! I now do plainly ree, Thi: ha:y world and I :hall ne'er agree. Bowling Club 4. ELIZABETH ANNE HOLLEY Come hack and hring your laughing eye:, A: cloacllerr a: the :ammer :hie:. Yearbook 4g junior Red Cross Representative 4 'K FRANK LIPPIAT HUBBARD 5' And now I :ee, with eye :erene, Aa, The very pnl:e of the machine. if Tiger Inklings 3,44 Math Club 2,4g Radio Club 4. rw- RUSSELL DAVID IZATT Who carer for nothing, alone ir free. Sit down good fellow and drinh with me. Bowling Club 3,4g Skating Club 2,33 Health Coun- g cil 3g Math Club 1. -auf 'A'- s 5 g A 4 HAROLD JACQUES ' I want a fhip that'J outward hound, , ' Where the land of room enough if found. . J 7 5 1f23fff2?i' ga Health Council 5, Glee Club lg Ph sical Ed. Dem- a-.yiiiu 3 Y QE Q21 i onstration lg Soccer 3. PAULA JOHNSON Receiver of art'J gift Jo rare, N 0 otherf with her Jhill compare. C Mixed Chorus 1,2g Yearbook 4. , VVINIFRED EDITH JOHNSTON Laughter if worth more than fame And ufhat if life hut an endleyr game. The 0'- Canasra Club 5g Tiger Inklings 3,4g Homeroom V Secretary 3g Float Committee 45 Yearbook 4g Va Assembly Planning Committee 4. E CHARLES KAMM Much happier, then rome foul will Jay, I live for he har parted nz wa I N J' Y' Football 3,4g Student Teacher 5, Yearbook Under- classmen Editor 4. JESSIE JEAN KESSLER ANN MARIE KASTEN A Jpirit, fresh ar when the jirft .fnnrixe Awake the lark in Paradiref' Mixed Chorus 1,25 Skating Club 2,35 Band 25 Tiger lnklings 3g Float Committee 4g Bowling Club 45 Yearbook 4. MAUREEN KELLY AlwayJ perfect poixe the keepx and with quiet Jmile, its pleafure reaprf' Mixed Chorus lg Skating Club 2, Tiger Inklings 3, Homeroom Secretary 5g Math Club 5, Health Council 3, Student Teacher 3g Float Committee 3,4g Class Treasurer 4, Yearbook 4. Her friendlinety and merry laughter Will linger here forever after. lings 3g Health Council 3, Float Committee 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Tiger Inklings lg Home- room Vice President lg Assembly Planning Com- mittee 2g Math Club l,2,3g Student Teacher 1,253 Float Committee l,2,5,4, Hockey 5,43 Volleyball 45 Yearbook 4, G. O. Representative 4. LORETTA DOLORES KLOTZ She left no little thing! behind For .the left all loving thonghtr and kind. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Skating Club 2g Tiger Ink- Yearbook 4. 4 y A KENT N. KNOWLES , - f Not often :itch ahility we find, . id In a small body lodged a mighty mind. i X Tiger Inklings 14, Mah out 25.4, Float Com- . mittee 3g Student Teacher 3g Skating Club 2g Dra- r Q matics Club 4g Track 2,3, Basketball Manager- 4g . Soccer 3, Manager 4, Yearbook Activities Editor A -' 2 ilt,itQ 4. . 16 ROBERT KRAWCHUK To see, he seen, to tell good tales, His knack for humor never fails. Skating Club 2,3,4g Archery Club 2g Basketball 2. ROBERT L. KUCKENS One of the hest to play the game, Only heaven can cover his fame. Basketball 1,2,5,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2, 3,4g Physical Ed. Demonstration 1, Homeroom Treasurer lg Football Club l. TEUNIS JOHN LAZET Serene, 1 fold my hands and wait. I rave no more 'gatnst time nor fate HOWARD LUCAS No sinner yet no saint perhaps Yet one of the 'very nicest chaps. President 4g Soccer 2,33 Football 1,43 1,2g Track 1,2,3,4g G. O. Representa- Club 1g Horneroom President 2,5g Fishing Club 2,35 Stunt Club. JOHN PAUL MacKILLOP A little nonsense now and then Is relished hy the hest of men. Club 25 Dancing Club 1g Homeroom Vice lg Bowling Club 45 Basketball 1. ii 'Tis the power to build that makes the man. DOROTHY CHRISTINE MAINS She shows the height of dignity And is the model of simplicity. ' Algebra Club 1' Canasta Club 5' Yearbook 4. PAUL J. MARKS Let the learned say what they can, Hunting and Fishing Club 2g Physical Ed. Dem- onstration 1. GEORGE M. MARR I hear a voice that says I must not stay. I see a hand that beckons me away. CHIARINA MASULLO Life's not over, life's today, The sun shines for all who catch the ray. Mixed Chorus 1,2g Skating Club 2,3. 'itt i i FRANK M. MCBRIEN Here are the signs of noble things rawn as the ancient and silent kings. tion 1 Class President 2 'l Homeroom President 13 Physical Ed. Demonstra- 3 ' 5 ' . DENNIS ARTHUR MCCORMICK Behind the curtains mystic fold The glowing future lies unrolledf' Soccer 1,2,3,4g Basketball 3g Math Club 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 3g G. O. Representative 1,29 Tiger Inklings l,3, Editor 4g Red Cross Council Presi- dent 4g Bowling Club 4g Radio Work Shop 55 Yearbook Sports Editor 4g Dramatics Club 5,4. Ulf' , WILLIAM MCCOY I have not faltered, more or less, In my great task of happiness. Track 1,3,4g Soccer 2,5,4g Basketball 3, Manager 4. - ' DOROTHY LOUISE MCGINN an Few deeds are impossible to diligence and shill, y The thing that makes the work success, is nothing hut the will. ,fl Mixed Chorus 1,2g Float Committee 2g Yearbook HERBERT THEODORE MEINECKE My hopes, like towering falcons aim, t At books, the children of the brain. Archery Club 2g Soccer 4. LOUISE A. MOREIRA Yet all my life, it seems to me That the grace of God is courtesy. Mixed Chorus 2g Canasta Club 3. fi? 19 A CAROLINA OLSSON All dixcord will not long remain, For contentment if my lifelong aim. Canasta Club 3. PATRICIA ANN NAHMMACHER The greatext joy in human life, To help rome other in his .rtrife. g Skating Club 2,33 Homeroom Secretary 2g Hockey 45 Bowling Club 4g Tiger Inklings 4, Yearbook 4. 1 BARBARA ANN NYLUND She believe: the old and well-known Jtory, 'A woman'J hair is her crowning glory'. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Bowling Club 5. JOAN V. orr I care not, fortune, what you deny, Mixed Chorus 3g Health Council 3. Q.. EVELYN J. PAVLIK lf Play up, play up, and play the game, Can proudly .ftand hexide her name. Math Club 1,259 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Float Committee 1,2,3, Chairman 4g Look and Drop 21 Hockey 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2,31 Softball 2,3g Yearbook 4g Dramatics Club 43 Homeroom Vice President 1. 20 But never tahe the gleam of laughtefl from my eye. .Jsgf ill, I wi . my ,. i t,.t. Q., wr 1. ,J W 3?g1a.115F1. af'- T Q fast' E RUSSELL GEORGE PLITT AlwayJ there, yet alwayr late, Thi: reemr to he hir choxen fate. Math Club 2. HERBERT C. PERKINS I am ax free ar Nature firxt made man, Ere the hare law: of Jervitude began. Tennis Club 2g Hunting and Fishing Club 1. PAULA MARY PERKOWSKI Achievement, Jo rare a thing in some, Will .furely on her hechon come. Health Council 35 Canasta Club 5. GEORGE T. PLATT 4-nv I do not hunger for a well Jtored mind My only with, to live my life and plearure d md ii Bowling Club 3,43 Radio Work Shop 35 Chess 5 Club 2. CHARLES ALAN PRIGGE He held the lamp of truth each day So high that none could mir: the way. fi df' Math Club 1,2,3,45 Student Teacher 35 Float Com- T Q mittee 25,45 Skating Club 25 Radio Work Shop ' 55 Physical Ed. Demonstration 15 Track 1,45 Soc- cer 1,2,45 Basketball 1,55 Yearbook 45 Dramarics A Club 45 Tiger Inklings Treasurer 45 G. O. Repre- 5 sentative 4. S -Ego - xi le 21 JO-ANN RIZZINO Wbo'J to .ray wl9at'J right or wrong, What one man Jayx in words, arzotloer Jayt in Jong. 5' Mixed Chorus 1,25 Skating Club 2g Tiger Inklings 3g Float Committee 3,49 Health Council 3g Bowl- i ' ing Club 4g Yearbook 4. LOUISE SCARINGE The matic that can deepext reacla l s And cure all ill, is cordial tpeechf' Canasta Club 3g Mixed Chorus 3. FRANCES MICHELINA SCARPELLI lf to ber .rlaare rome errors' fall, Look on her face yozfll forget them all. Mixed Chorus 23 Skating Club 25 Bowling Club 3, Secretary and Treasurer 4g Tiger Inklings 33 Cheerleader 4g Student Teacher 3g Dancing Club 2, Health Council 3g Hockey 5,4g Softball 3g Vol- leyball 4g Assembly Planning Committee 4g Year- book Girls Editor 4g Float Committee 4, Canasta Club 3. L in book Secretary 4. L 22 ROBERT SCHEIBE lVl9erz a lady it in view, Hit work if through Bowling Club 3,4g Hunting and Fishing Club 3 Basketball 1,3,4g Math Club 4. JOANE EDNA SCHLOTTMANN The Jong in ber heart and the smile on ber face Helped make our Jchool a mort hagpy place. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, President 43 Sketching Club lg Homeroom Secretary 1,3g Class Secretary 1,4g Math Club 1,29 Float Committee 2,3,4g Band 53 Cheerleading Co-Captain 4g Student Teacher 5' 9. Dramatics Club Secretary and Treasurer 4g Year- CAROLYN MAE SCHMIDT An arfet to humanity Will be her zealozir indurtryf' Canasta Club 2g Songstress Club 2g Mixed Chorus 3,45 Hockey 3g Yearbook 4g Red Cross Council 4. 41' JANET THERESA SCHOLER Well .rbe bar learned the magic of Jpeecb, And :hir to all 'round the endeavor! to teach. F Dramatics Club 4g Bowling Club 4g Band 4. -...h K. A ' ELIZABETH SCOTT Bower, the key to wirdom trearured, ia , N 5 y May rome day from her pen be mearuredf' Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Tiger Inklings lg G. O beg Representative 1,35 Float Committee l,2,3,4g As- sembly Planning Committee 2g Student Teacher 3 i i i g Hockey 1,3,4g Softball 33 Yearbook Editor 45 Vol I leyball 4. CALVIN ALDRICH SMITH To dream, to virion, no simple thing at bert. 4 , ' Band 1,2,3,4g Skating Club 3,4g Physical Ed Dem- - onsttatiim 15 junior Red Cross 4g Dramatics Club A 4. Man'r life can never be a jert, 3 y CHRISTINE ANN SMITH Forgivenerr to the gentle doer belong 3 S' f Yet ir at vital ar melody to Jong. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Yearbook 45 Tiger Inklings I -- 4, Y 23 S as Q J 5 CHARLOTTE ANNETTE STILWELL To think it, that ir your.r and mine. To draw it, 'tis a gift divine. Skating Club 25 Bowling Club 4g Yearbook 4 Float Committee 4. DIANA JOAN SMITH She prepare: a good meal and .rewt a fine Jeam,' She'll Jurely turn out to he Jomehody': dream. Float Committee 1,2,3,4g Homeroom Treasurer and Secretary 2g Hockey 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3, 45 Softball 2,3g Basketball 2g Yearbook 4g Drama- tics Club 4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4. ANN STEVENS The heauty of her melodier Will echo toon through Jymphonierf' Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3g G. O. Representative 25 Softball 3 Dramatics Club 4g Cheerleader 4g Yearbook Assis- tant Editor 4. EDWIN TRAINER Striving upward toward hit goal, Strong and hopeful, an unconquerahle mul. Soccer 1,5,4g Track 1,33 Dramatics Club 3, Presi- dent 4g Math Club 1,2,3g G. O. Representative 4g Yearbook Business Manager 4g Float Committee 45 Homeroom President 1. 24 NEIL D. TOWSE Our youth we can have but for a day So let'J make merry while we may. av' we Pm . g we ig . I S ' A be Q , JOAN FLORENCE UMSTEAD All nature if hut lovely art, To paint it, one mutt ure hoth hrurh and heart. Skating Club 2g Bowling Club 4g Yearbook 4g I1 Float Committee 4. 0' 'P lj' 67, DOLORES MARILYN Voss She mover a goddefr and loohr a queen, Yet who among ur her thoughtr can glean? Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Tiger Inklings 3g Health Council Chairman 3g Float Committee 5,4g Volley- ball 3g Yearbook 4. BETTY ANN MAXINE WAGNER To me all tarhr are Jet in ring! of beauty, it And all my ejfortr are hut plearant duty. 'ff' Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Swing Club 2g Songstress Club 2g Band 5, 4. RICHARD JOSEPH WALSH I light my candle from great torcher, Though rmall, all evil thing: it fcorcherf' V F9 ,Q r Float Committee 1,2,3,4g Homeroom Vice Presi- A fm is dent 2,5g G. O. Representative 3g Health Council in - 5g Math Club 1,2,3g Class Vice President 1g Year- T r S book Senior Editor 45 Physical Education Dem- onstration lg Bowling Club 4. , Qi- ' ' 4 r Qi' 4 KIRBY LEE WELDEN At hir door a great .rhqt Jtandr, To hear him off to unknown lands. Health Council 3g Class President 2,3g Stunt Club 5g Float Committee 1,2,3g Math Club 1,3,4g As- sembly Planning Committee 3g G. O. Second Vice President 34 Physical Ed. Demonstration lg Home- room Vice President lg Yearbook 4g Soccer 5,43 G. O. Representative 4. PAUL WILSON, JR. A With a face all steeped in smiles, Each heart with pleasure he beguilesf' Stunt Club 33 Homeroom President 33 Math Club 1,23 Hunting and Fishing Club 13 Skating Club 23 Physical Ed. Demonstration lg Float Committee R 1,2,3,43 Bowling Club 43 Yearbook 4. ALICE J. WOICZECHOWSKI From room to room she walks with grace, And bright future smiles upon her face. Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4Q Bowling Club 3,43 Dancing 'N-f Club 23 Health Council 33 Float Committee 23 A Yearbook 43 Assembly Planning Committee 4g Tiger Inklings 4. . .M ISABELLE D. ZIMMERMAN 3 A To the heights of contentment she will rise Who looks on life with quiet eyes. Math Club President 1, Treasurer 23 Class Treas- 3 3 urer 23 Homeroom Vice President 23 Yearbook 4' - '3 4 Hockey 43 Volleyball 3,43 Basketball 3. NICHOLAS A. ZIROLI He builds the ladder by which to rise 5 From the lowly earth to the vaulted skim. FREDERICK LIMBACH Great harvests must bend to your sturdy stroke. Obscure not your useful toil beneath ambition? cloak. 26 FY of ,., a I X , 4 gs if A M x narls N5 , v fr. .wi ay ygw, x .LW ff? ,9'r, t ! a KS X Q M R 2 27 I Rx QQ . . . mi, My , ,, FUTURE OCCUPATION PRESENT OCCUPATION CRUSH NICKNAME NAME S 0 5 . 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Q2 E'.::.a 3 use 'wa EDU454 e space gin r of the rocker en OI' Oly Invent ork diw han .2 m E his for Collecting prnzes Avenue Norw Willie Paul Wilson charlot E I-I G E UI-4 'HO ww at-I C1 U ME G--4 mE CP M, if 0 U d QT ig ES U EE 5650 B-4 QE OD QE EE -C-C CDV! 'Q S 25 N3 is cn?-' Ps QE 'Ill i B Ou .ED E 3- oN Be E3 22 Vi E complexxo Sell Zaz h C1115 E with his I ng ou Goi Sheila ick N iroli icholas Z N .IJ no fra 5 ffl' ., , A , if1vZZ'i BEST LOOKING Frank McBrien joane Schlottmann Cv 0 is H. .3 N X. F.. All s I I in -I -QW -in is -- I Sl im ' im . We - , ,. vp so 'fe ,wg MOST STUDIOUS Ray Clark Elizabeth Scot: CLASS MUSICIANS Michael Albino Ann Stevens ,fa MOST ATHLETIC Robert Kuckens BEST. DRESSED Howard Lucas Dorothy Mains Evelyn Pavlik + BEST PERSONALITY Kirby Welden Edith Foster My A . Y , ,ko,.. ,V f 'V' or ,i A W. A r w Z ff 5 I QW viOST HELPFUL TO SCHOOL Dennis McCormick Vanessa Darlin Ls. A ,, ,A Q1 E N . ,w,,, A , A - -N QF mE:1f,s.,.wf .f...-uf -- - fs- is--,es 1 'I BEST DANCERS Howard Lucas Joyce Birkeland Mos-r LIKELY Chuck Prigge Mosr HELPFUL TO CLASS Vanessa Daflmg Edwin Trainer Patricia Dugan CLASS ARTISTS Keith Boller Paula Johnson BEST SENSE OF HUMOR ' Q Robert Krawchuk , jean Kessler 5 ... AE... L, fe 3, I., . 1 ' Q. f , . isi.bi5!7N-iff - .f5'Jf5'f-2, . W7-' 1' K L L .fe ., L, , A 1, ,fp -L saw. xr 2 +L i is lf vs., .. 11 ,cg 2 -.1h X Q- ff' I W J Z l KN 5 f - 'x..J H! vi 2 if .f S f F 5' , , 53? xii , , big, LV 1 1 .4 H Class Histor In 1949 history was made when the class of '55 entered Northport High School. Inexperienced as we were, we showed good judgment by electing Walter Bracy, president, Richard Walsh, vice president, Joane Schlottmann, secretary, and Patricia Dugan, treasurer. Even though we mixed up teachers and confused rooms, we made it through our Fresh- man year at Northport High without too much difficulty. Summer vacation was a welcome change, but we were glad to get back to school again. Frank McBrien, was at the helm this year, with Kirby Welden an able first mate. Pat Dugan was at her post as secretary and Isabelle Zimmerman was hand- ling the finances. We worked hard on our Hallo- ween float and were rewarded by taking first prize with our Pirate Ship. In the fall, we sponsored a square dance, which turned out to be a terrific success. As Juniors, Kirby Welden took over as chief executive with Michael Albino his second in com- mand. Pat Dugan was again taking the minutes, while Dennis McCormick stepped into the job of money- man. Our Halloween float Flappers of the 20's took first prize, much to our pleasure. Later in the year our Sadie Hawkins square dance proved lots of fun. While a spring bake sale netted quite a profit. At last we entered our Senior year. Pat Dugan showed us that a woman can become president but, of course, not without the aid of a male veep, Howard Lucas. joane Schlottmann, secretary and Maureen Kelly, treasurer. As soon as school began, we started planning our float for Halloween. It was the French Revolution , having a guillotine and all. We won first prize for the third straight time. We worked hard on our yearbook with the help of Mr. Carden and Mr. Maguire. Everyone cooper- ated to make it a big success. Magazine sales, candy and Christmas card sales all added to the treasury. Although the past four years were hard at times, we made it successfully. As we marched down the aisle for the last time we were saddened to leave all the friends and fun at Northport High School. Flappers of '5 3 freomannei . 'J 02, JUNIOR CLASS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1953, upon our departure from this small educational world into a larger one, all our debts paid, being of sound and thrifty minds, do here-by be- queath to our dearly beloved school, faculty, and members the following: To the Juniors we leave our earnest hope that they may have as much success with their magazine campaign as we had, to the Sophomores we donate a special jani- tor to clean up after their many parties, and to the Freshmen we leave an ABC book, illustrated. Ann Stevenr and Mike Albino leave their musical prowess to Danny Lotz. Barbara Nylund and Dolorex Vox: bequeath their crowning glory to Carole Schlott- mann, while Nick Ziroli leaves his crew cut to Bill Bright. Joyce Birkeland leaves her dancing shoes to Shirley DeLorenzo. Bob Kuckenr, Lenny Bruen, and Frank McBrien leave their athletic know-how to future teams. Roy Brinkley and Ioane Schlottmann leave, to Ronny Peterson and Gayle Fredericks, their limou- sines , Nancy Croft and Paul Curran pass along season tickets, at the Shore, to Carole Schneider and Dick Wismann. Bob Scheibe bequeaths a German typewriter to Miss Robertson. Ruuell Plitt leaves his library of late excuses to Donald Fairman. Keith Boller, Charlotte Stilwell, joan Cummingr, and Paula johnson leave a part of their artistic ability to Eddie Johnson and Walter Anderson. Kippy Bruu and Teunir Lazet leave their Physics ability to Bill Thode and Robert Rubino. Vanerra Darling leaves her talented pen to Rosalie Bastone. Howie Lucar, Pat Dugan, and Elizabeth Scott give their industry to Charlie Novotny. Iohn Erikron bequeaths his build to Eddie Corlis. Charlie Kamm gives a part of his political know-how to IKE . Ioan Ott leaves her site at Makamah Beach to all future N. H. S. beachcombers. Edith Foster donates Walter Bracy's English notes to Mr. Maguire, while the CLASS of 1953 leave a framed picture of Marilyn. Frank Hubbard leaves his gym leader shirt to Bill McBrien. Betty Holley and Louire Morera give some of their quiet ways to Judy McCormick and Sue Kennedy. Herby Perkins and Izzy Zimmerman bequeath their wittiness to Eleanor Cox and Ronnie Mazeau. Evelyn Paulik and Diana Smith leave their hockey sticks to Likeu Chu and Millie Ralf with best wishes for a good hockey season. Dicky Walrh leaves his good nature to Ronny Theolielcl. Paul Wilton gives a part of his me- chanical ability to Bob Bissell. Ray Clark leaves his love for square dancing to Coach Hoffman. Welford Cartleman and Calvin Smith leave their Valentino technique to Herb Kasper. Eddie Trainer gives his Hamlet instinks to Owen Smith. joan Umrted and Ann Katten leave their tandem bike to the future drivers education classes as a means of getting home. Loretta Klotz and Maureen Kelly leave their gay per- sonalities ro Judy Maloney and June Mazoyer. Pat Nahmmacker gives one of her World Series radios to Miss Barlie. Mary Louire Bowie leaves her knife to Bill Blackman. Bill Budd bequeaths his play Billy Budd to that empty space on the library shelf. Rurrell lzatt leaver. Being of sound and thrifty mind, Dorothy McGinn, Charina Marullo, and Chrirtine Smith leave absolutely nothing. Francer Scarpelli gives some of her cheerleading technique to Jeanette Kettner. David Glenn leaves his ability to thump his head on the wall between room 10 and 9, without being caught. George Marr leaves his travel folders to John Irwin. Paula Perkowrki wills her commuter's ticket to Miss Kaufmann for her many meetings. jean Kettler bestows her melodious laughter upon Miss Sterling's quiet library periods. Kent Knowles leaves his Einstein Theories to Beverly Smith. Dennir McCormick leaves his volume of Bart- lett's Quotations to next year's Seniors. Alice Woicz- echowrki and Winifred Iohnrton leave their knitting needles to Jane McManus. Chuck Prigge leaves his English Speeches to the next Presidential Campaign. Harold Jacques leaves his love for school to Pete Hall. Dorothy Main: gives all of her Simplicity patterns to Carole Scherer. Kirby Welden leaves his swimming medals to John Roberts. George Platt, Paul Markt, John McKillop and Neil Towre leave their love of life to the future Sugar Bowl Gang. Willie McCoy and Herbert Meinecke do here-by bequeath their soccer talent to Jack Leibman, Carolyn Schmidt leaves her ability to graduate in three years to Jean Balk. Carolina Olsson leaves her volley ball serve to future volley ball stars. WE LEAVE TO THE FACULTY A HOPE THAT SOME DAY THEY WILL AGAIN HAVE A CLASS LIKE OURSQ A CLASS WHICH HAS CAUSED THEM so LITTLE ANXIETY, SO LITTLE TROUBLE AND so MUCH HAPPINESS. In witness whereof we have placed our hand and seal on this day June twenty second in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty three. Witnerres: 1. Diana Smith 3. Chuck Prigge 2. Jessie Kessler 4. Kirby Weldon U AF' if 1 1 oi' XX, Nr, V UUURNING L JI STARR ING' LILLIHN LOVELACZE i+ W Qo- STARFING- GR!-'Qol?Y 5 'V f Qaksrnrr ' ' IN P.El?SoN Q Tommy TOQCN -1' X Msws 4 ana-roofvs rf X - if 1 F, 1. I K .,....-...f...7 ' ' -,. , A, . - 1, ',',' nose JUNIOR GIRLS Bottom row-Ruth Berger, Shirley DiLorenzo, Joan Rotella, Lillian Litsch, Eleanor Kluge, Pat Hand. Teacher--Miss Helen Hardt. Second row-joan Sillman, Colette Meyer, Carole Schneider, Roberta Schantz, Laura Eastman, Gayle Fredericks, Helene Burner. Third row-Jeanne Half, Catherine Murphy, Sallee Smith, Juanita DeSantos, Louise Jarvis, Rose LaGuerra, Bertha Teerkorn. Fourth row-Claire Beccaria, Gwynne Elliott, Marie Olsson, Gail Bates, Pat O'Hara, Eleanor Cox, Fifth row-Carole Scherer, Beverly Smith, Lois Witte, Roxy Phillips, Judy Mahoney, June Mazoyer, Lorraine Anderson. Top row-Barbara Koran, Joy Wood, Joan Pettersson, Nancy Corcoran, Margaret Hayward, Peggy Merritt, Pat Myhren. UHIOI' GSS OR Fu 'ruks SEN i QRS Ni l - PROGRPQSJRE , For-141535 I sr: iii 1 MAGAZWE .SALES A5 9 4' 2. . g,:S:95'fgAn LE5 ,ggafzi 5-f-fl'l ' 1 t- A,, X., 'U BOOK 3 YEHK fs HND S-rnFF -. - Q' fiiil Wii -c-50 JUNIOR BOYS Bottom row-Bernard Hindman, John Trudeau, Bob Trudeau, Douglas Remaley, Ralph Porciello, Frank McCoy, Joseph Corlis. Teachers-Mr. Morris Saxe and Mr. Oscar Andersen. Serond row-Cass Baker, Gerard Mahoney, Herbert Casper, Donald Stewart, Robert Nordlie, Jerry Jones, Benny Green, Third row--Pete Anzalone, William Schubert, Charles Novotny, Robert Bissell, Bert Ziroli, William Thode, Walter Anderson, Peter Hall. Fourth row-David Buffett, James Douglas, Vincent Porciello, Owen Smith, Carl Friedrich, jack Burns, Joseph Gillman. Fifth row-john Petersen, Ronald Pedersen, William Ramonetti, Peter Herbert, Donald Moesch, Kent Berchiolli, Sixth ron'-Roy judge, Ron- ald Mazeau, William Blackman, james Kennedy, Carlton johnson, jack Polo, john Irwin. Top row-William Bright, William Sledge, Steve Smith, Robert Rubino, Donald Mansfield, William McBrien, Bruce Ketcham. ...QL ' -Fir-im t SOPHOMORE GIRLS Bottom row-Carol Evers, Laura Smith, Beatrice Johnson, Marilyn Anderson, Rosalie Bastone, joan Williams, Marilyn Martin, Teachers-Miss Doris Near and Miss Adele Breaux. Second row-Sylvia Aponte, Elaine Perl-rowski, Shirley Woiczechowski, Sheila Morse, Ann Besterman, Jean Smith, Ellen Walsh. Third row-Elsie MacDermott, Joan Becker, Theresa Grosso, Gwendolyn Lennon, Joan Saunders, Josephine Vassello, Nancy Hottinger. Fourlh row-Louise Kennamer, Barbara Klumpe, Aurelia Beccaria, Cecelia Baitcher, Debbie Fontaine, Pat Shotwell, June Burt. Fifth row- Eve Palmer, Suzanne Kennedy, Carol Christoffers, Judy McCormick, Sue Greenwood, Cecelia Calognomos, Theresa Triolo. Top row-Francine Nadler, Marilyn Blake, Dorothy Glogg, Aloise Scherer, Elizabeth Carr, Jeanette Kettnet, Carol Schlottmann. l1omoP CIS ,V -f 'l'l'l111' lk ' -Q Y A S A SUNTRN f ' - L -5 i X I 2 .1- 0 W 1 x f., . f ' X' l Qifl-9 l V V Y il VN D-,-a., VN ,V Y - g A Y L.4v4g-, -nf I , ,Avfs X, , - Y l 11 - l M1311 : ,n uh A 'll SOPHOMORE BOYS Bottom row--Ronald Swallow, William Thomas, Louis Braun, Alan Turrell, james McArdle, John Oster, Charles Dale, Dominic Macedonio, Joseph Dineen. Teacher-Mr. Ralph Sonen. Second row-john Kennedy, Jack Koran, Alfred Hansen, Harry Rogers, Frank French, Douglas DeBank, Edward johnson, Walter Gerner, Billy VanLeeuwen. Tbhd row-Peter Fcrrriso, Philip Weber, Leon Chu, Edward Camilli, Brad Buschbaum, Thomas McBrien, Williarn Tenney, Julius Haller. Fourth row-Robert Condron, John Roberts, Lee Bissell, Walter Bilski, Donald Fairman, Henry Sterzel, Jack Leibmann, john Morse. Fifth row-Marion Sadler, Gerald Winters, Ralph Mullen, Robert Bilski, Duke Brahm, Tony Cichocki, Wayne Drysdale. Top row-Russell Siebach, Danny Lotz, Albert Hoffman, Paul Fenchel, Fred Wine, joseph White, Robert Forbes, jack Laurie, John Myhren. Y - L . .. L - l FRESHMAN GIRLS Bottom row-Valerie Vacca, Barbara Gunther, Joan Hagon, Dolores Mari, Gloria Moravec, Adrienne Budd, Rose- marie Bade, Helga Gunkel, Millicent Raff, Marjorie Riley, Teachers--Mr. Paul Fazio and Miss Irene Sr. Peters. Second row-Betty Ann Green, Edna Johnson, Pat Normoyle, Carol Wodzicki, Helen Stilwell, Barbara Schmidt, Elsa Posey, Likeu Chu, Debora Field, Dumille Dunne. Third row-Janet Baisley, Margaret Murphy, Georgetta Glowth, Barbara Voss, Corinne Williams, Frances Braun, Carol Buchanan, Marilyn Rosenberg, Maria Torres. Fourth row-Lynda Smith, Barbara Smith, Lillian Lord, Carol Comer, Jacky Lush, Carol Cascio, Janice Lohse, Nancy Nordlie, Joyce Slifka. Top row-Gay Ettinger, Carole Valentine, Jean Reilly, Barbara Bayne, Charlene Soper, Dorothy Graham, Marcia Downs, Barbara Foulke, Audrey Abel. I:-FGSIWYYIBLD Class . 4 ., A 41' f ,diff 1 'f 4 1' mat, af lf'l J Q :Qt A A , - i w 4,5 ' S' QE - v I, N ALLLfAP'i f Qx X K . , ,ljLa:l'?W l x ' P' HON la 1 Pnerfgi YOUR new gg 95.2 I Q X , fi 'af FRESHMAN BOYS Bottom row--Nick Mastrangelo, Wade MacConnell, Frank Oliva, Robert Polo, Michael Bastone, John Tunstall, Edward Corlis. Teachers-Mr. Joseph Latino and Mr. Charles Messmer. Second row-Ricky Smith, Walter Reilly, Charles Beck, Charles Towse, Robert Gorman, Robert Steiner, Robert Davenport. Third row-Clifford Meyer, John Luciano, Bruce Stewart, Alan Margolis, Alan Dighton, Bruce Christiansen, Thomas Smith. Fourth row-Ronald Theofield, Theodore Dija, Christopher Smyth, Frank Cavagnaro, Michael Gayer, James Craft, Robert Tacke. Top row-john Lucas, Eugene LaFantano, Richard Forbes, Ernest Regan, George Stringer, Donald Cairns, Frank Henkel. 41 Class Histories Junior Next year's Senior class will be falling right in line with the procession of Senior classes that have come before by selling magazine subscrip- tions, candy and Christmas cards. One innova- tion will be sponsoring movies eighth period, says Pete Hall president of this year's class. Assist- Sophomore The Sophomore class has many ambitions for their remaining two years in N.H.S. According to their president, Carol Schlottmann, the Sophs want to be known as the best class graduated from Northport High. Tony Cichocki, the vice president, Elaine Perkowski, secretary, and Susan Greenwood, the treasurer add their whole-hearted approval to this remark. Freshman The Freshman class has gotten olf to a good start and we of the Seniors wish them every success in their endeavors. Eugene La Fantano elected presidentg Clifford Meyer, veepg Barbara Gunther, secretary, and George Stringer, trea- surer. In the first marking period of the 195 2-53 school year, the Freshman class had the highest percentage of students on the honor roll and Class ing him are Roy judge, vice president, Carole Scherer, secretary, Benny Green, treasurer. This year the junior class tied the Senior class for first place with their Hallowe'en Hoat entitled The Greatest Show on Earth! Class This year the Sophomore class sponsored a dance which turned out to be quite a hit and they hope to undertake many such successful activities in their remaining two years. We of the Senior class wish them every success in re- alizing their ambitions. Class creditable work list. After much deliberation, they selected Turkey Hunt as their Ha11owe'en lloat theme and took second place money. The enthusiasm of this year's class has inspired them to attempt to equal or surpass the accom- plishments of previous classes. They hope to im- prove the school and themselves in their four year tenure. + + + 45 YN 'Ma-Yfa-Te arm. 0 494 Q K f V! ,x yn Nu V .- Wx-X iv 'I vu n NX . Wg A V Lx 3 V 1 LJ vw Z, K General rganization Bottom row, left to right-Donald Fairman, second vice-presidentg Roy judge, vice-presidenrg Vanessa Darling, presidenrg Pat- ricia Dugan, secreraryg Walter Gerner, treasurer. Second row-Rosalie Basrone, Robert Tacke, Likeu Chu, Colene Meyer, Eleanor Cox, Mr. Kissam, advisor, Marilyn Rosenberg, Carol Cascio, Leon Chu, Jean Kessler. Top row--John Roberts, Chuck Prigge, Ed Trainer, Howard Lucas, Peter Hall, Brad Buschbaum, James Douglas, Kirby Welden. 44 ational Honor Society X Front row, left to right - Roberta Schantz, jean Kessler, Joane Schlottmann, Maureen Kelly, Patricia Dugan, Vanessa Darling, Ann Stevens, Eleanor Cox, Elizabeth Scott. Second raw - Kent Knowles, Peter Hall, Ray Clark, Dennis McCormick, Edwin Trainer, Charles Prigge, john Irwin. Assembl Planning Club Seated, left to right-Herbert Kasper, Gayle Fredericks, Joan Sillman, Edith Foster, Mr. Saxe, advisor. Second row-Carole Scherer, Eleanor Cox, Beverly Smith, FYRUCCS SC2-fPC11i, Alice Woiczefhowski, Wihiffed Johnston. Top row-Roxy Phillips, Cass Baker, Clifton Bruu, Lorraine Anderson, 45 Tiger Inklings Ar table-Judy McCormick, Herby Kasper, Mr. Saxe, advisor, Dennis McCormick, Chuck Prigge, Carole Schneider, Fin! row --Ruth Berger, Likeu Chu, Debbie Field, Barbara Gunther, Joan Hagon, Pat Nahmmacher, Rosalie Bastone, Anh Besterman, Edie Foster. Second row-Marcia Downs, Dotty Graham, Pat O'I-Iara, Colette Meyer, Winifred Johnston, Cecelia Baitcher, Terry Grosso. Third row-Lorraine Anderson, Bertha Teerkorn, Christine Smith, Ronnie Shantz, Debbie Fontaine, Bob Trudeau, Peggie Merrit. Top row-Kent Knowles, Carol Valentine, Pat Myhren, Nancy Corcoran, joan Pettersson, Joyce Birkeland, Alice Woiczechowski, joy Wfood. 46 umor Red Cross A pg ?2 Bottom row--Dorothy Glogg, Debbie Fontaine, Dennis McCormick, Carolyn Schmidt, Ann Besterman, Elizabeth Holley. Second row-Marilyn Blake, Judy Maloney, Rosemarie Bade, Helen Stilwell. Third fow -Jean Reilly, Miss Breaux, advixor, Joan I-Iagon, Clifton Bruu. Top row-William Schubert, Calvin Smith. Service Squad 511 Q, A Q Bozrom row, Jeafed-William Thode, Frank McCoy, Clifron Bruu, Herbert Kasper, Second row, .standing- Peter Herbert, john Koran, Mr. Hosie, adzfimf, George Marr, John Briggs. 47 Joan Rotella, Pat Hand, Sally Smith. Second row-Rosalie Bastone, Susan Green- olette Meyer, Carol Evers, Betty Wagner, Ellen Walsh, to righf Twirlerx, left Danny Lotz, Corlis, ward Tenney, Joseph Ed Lotz, ton, Jeanette Kettner, Denton Boyls nes, john Jo Herbert, Jerry Fairman, Peter erritt, Donald M wood, Peggie Birke- Stelzl, Joyce 1'Y Cn H ie Bow ll ryLo 2 ann, M FUD Schlo ol Car Judge, Third row--Edie Corliss, Rosemarie Bade, Roy Anthony Cichocki, Welford Castleman, Smith. Calvin land, S U Or 63h 73 E .- B35 rv--.Q wig-9: ES-:it-,Eiga Wgggnggd-5 Sggggaggi Q 2552 ww Sw .EU-cf-5 345.3-iUE'Ek2 '..?55o..r V9 5522 255 af 0535 U LH gw f -5-5 nl: QV Qgizigmgs Emigmaiggn '-lr A-40.5 I-I-I s Sinai QEK guide? ,A El. gQgES.2fU 2 8,53 W'- efigiifgi giggaicfi if EWEEU Sf:-E235 we 3QE,,u.n:-Eva Q SBQEME 53? s: 23,31-1-1 5525452-55 l HGMSQQBA3 gg -I-'mEUEH'5 I0 A 11 ' E535 SME3 Egwgg EQU SEZ 5 E SS? -so 3 om 25 w-sew .Aggie-gS'Ql-Tiagq-le: . -QL.. EEBEQSEGE glfissgegi QSDEEFEQU'-5 Ewg -255 R-D Qdomgaq Qwsgiggd? vmmqgo Q65 Jigjidggi ssiggsaggi mm? gwguem mwuiliiql-I-ld:-g H . Eggggggmfg ICU- es: 13 QSUUO SEB: 94L'g'Sg 295:20 EYE? Eg meisii imggqqgwqg Eignrgusge -.-Cablk 5 3 Egsafigiem Ezigiidiii PDQ Ws'E!.S I-E Nu,-- g Emganisgmi x-fre F1 Hmm Qgigigdiid 521.-5-r1'f.eEQS5-5 w3S!i6EaMgPf AQESEF 55 CD .D 2w5'i? niggaz 'Zia 'Isaac Dramatics Club fr, ,Q , , lT'53ki':- 14--www-vm g no I un-me 2: i' - l 5 Bottom row seated left to fight-Wade McConnell, Ann Besterman, Rosalie Bastone, Evelyn Paylik, Diana Smith, Ann Stevens, Joan Hagon, Joan Sillman. Second row-Dennis McCormick, Kent Knowles, Debbie Fontaine, Ruth Berger, Gwynne Elliot, Joyce Birkeland, Colette Meyer. Third row-Chuck Prigge, Calvin Smith, Owen Smith, Ray Clark, Bob Trudeau, Lor- raine Anderson, Eleanor Cox, Mr. Maguire, advitor, Carole Scherer, Roxy Phillips, Lillian Lilsch, Eleanor Kluge. Front row, standing--joane Schlottmann, John Irwin, Ed Trainer. 50 Bowling Club sei. Gt fsfsii 1 I -V Wfi yfl .. Q A A - Bottom mug left to fight-Pat Nahmmacher, Charlotte Stilwell, joan Umsted, Ann Kasren, jo Rizzino, Dick Walsh, Carole Schneider, Mr. Fazio, adrifor. Second row-Rose LaGuerra, Alice Woiczechowski, Frances Scarpelli, Walter Reilly, Alan Dighton, Alan Margolis, Bill Davenport. Third row-Mike Albino, Bill Ramonetti, Duke Brahm, Owen Smith, Jack Laurie, Paul Wilson, Ray Clark. Fourth mu'-Theodore Dija, Ronny Theofield, Dennis McCormick, john Lucas, David Glenn. Top rou'-Russell Izart, john Peterson, john Erickson, John MacKillop. 5l Math Club ' 1'2 C b f fllklll' C 09 H. 'S + ,.... . Seated-Clifford Meyer, Kent Knowles, Mike Bastone, Thomas Smith, Bruce Stewart. Fin! row, :landing- Donald Cairns, Dennis McCormick, Billy Blackman, Ronald Mazeau, Kirby Welden, Frank Hubbard. Second row, .rmnding-john Erickson, Bob Scheibe, Donald Mansfield, Chuck Prigge, Kent Berchiolli, Radio Club Seated, left to right-John Tunstall, Charles Beck, Mr. Pritzlaff, adviror, Richard Smith, Clifford Meyer Standing-jerry Jones, Birdie Lucas, Welford Castleman, Ronald Pedersen, Henry Sterzel, Frank Hubbard 52 Science esearch Club -fi . r r -'Q Q E K , 2-111134 f fa .tsp-3.5 S . 1 Fin! may rranding-Leon Chu, Fred Wine, Russell Siebafh, Al Hoffmann, john Kennedy. Second row, standing -Billy VanLeeuven, john Koran, Barbara Klumpe, Sustn Kennedy, Eva Palmer, Elizabeth Carr, Louis Ken- namer, jean Smith, Robert Bissell, Peter Ferisso. Seafe 1-Wayne Drysdale, Debbie Fontaine, Willimn Thomas, Mr. Sonc-n, adrifor, june Burt, Chuck Dale. Chemistr llub A A na. A A ,... Smnding--jeremy jones, Donald Stewart, Mr. Hosie, adzimr, Robert Rubino, .lOhfl l1'WiI1, ,lack Polo, Gwrfze Marr, William Thode, Frank McCoy. Seated-Douglas Remaley, Robert Nordlie, Bernard Hindman, joseph Corlis, Herbert Kasper, john Trudeau. 53 -H Club Ki' ,--is Standing, left to right-Mr. Messmer, adviror, Ernest Regan, Frank Cavagnaro, Richard Forbes, Frank Henkel, John Briggs. Seaied, left to right-Nicholas Mastrangelo, Charles Beck, Walter Reilly, Michael Gayer, George Stringer. French Club Seated, left to right-Jean Haff, Ray Clarke, Eleanor Cox, John Trudeau. Standing-David Buffet, Miss Breaux, advisor, Douglas Debank. 54 4:79, 5 -1-asa, ' 01919, J 10- Elia, vain- funn Q,gn0O- fans 5,4-gges3,y Pffafffnggtv Ffgjjxiilln 1 '35nd0 Qf! Ao0i 992 ' .--new-9 491294111 niggas' '-ev f ' 1 ,eb A-. ...C my -, fi HOCKEY TEAM Fin! row, left to right - Edith Foster, Millicent Raff, Jessie Kessler, Likeu Chu, Isabelle Zimmer- man, Pat Nahmmacher. Second row, left to right - Ann Stevens, Lorraine Anderson, Pat Dugan, Diana Smith, Vanessa Darling, Evelyn Pavlik, Frances Scarpelli, Peggy Hayward, Liz Scott, Coach Barlie. claw QW: 5 , f' - A - N A 1 3 . -,fx lsr' fx, t Q -.fr 1 gg .- s ,, - '--M A ,Nix 1: y. , y , Z , 4 , s, Q, AL., ,wa g- - ' . 1 I Q' -vt' , k N, f ' A . , ,, ' I -.fi-Q--5 ' 952:931- we 1 f , , , :, 'g15ff7g1.-,' f--fl C, Q L LLQEEMA 11 V . K 4-,gf eb. ' 2 . is' 7271:-.--Q'g., -.f g 1 q e g , , -e., t ,:N.,.,,w Kin- Jtiipfffilf-1+ E Wt,-fr , C Ti S ' r sf,-nf' is-'?.z.1 :af-11 :fats ' ' sg , 1-ww. 'Q-M '33 N,xirExfrt -fr,-lsf7'1 'iLi'fi' 7 l MT-?ls?'-'4-a '.'vu1,,1 'Q. YYY, - Y- f ,D .M W At, .VM X'-f' -vs: IV -. I-f F,i0-1-3-f J?.3, 5- i ,'1,7Stfff , ,ilxsss s M ' Q., ' ' k M 'X , - , I Mfg Ni Di. , I 1?--Ay 0 .K wx.. - V ,wfmifawts .C t ts' - V mf . SENIORS Left fo right - Ann Stevens, Edith Foster, Jessie Kessler, Vanessa Darling, Pat Dugan, Diana Smith, Evelyn Pavlik, Frances Scarpelli, Elizabeth Scott, Isa- belle Zimmerman, Pat Nahmmacher, Coach Barlie. VOLLEY BALL TEAM Firft mug left to rigbr - Vanessa Darling, Jessie Kessler, Elizabeth Scott, Isabelle Zimmerman. Second row, left' io fight - Roxanna Philips, Diana Smith, Evelyn Pavlik, Coach Barlie, Frances Scarpelli, Pat Dugan. ,n 57 BASKETBALL TEAM Standing, left to right -- Elizabeth Scott, Evelyn Pavlik, Miss Barlie, Vanessa Darling, Frances Scarpelli, Roxy Philips. Kneeling, center - Diana Smith, Patricia Dugan, Isabelle Zimmerman. Kneeling, front - Likeu Chu, Jean Kessler. Pat Dugan, Jean Kessler Ccatcherj, Diana Smith, Frances Scarpelli Cat ff-I bath A '2!T?'57 '-VW' 'QFFQ A ' f lk SOFTBALL TEAM Stzmding, left to right: Frances Scarpelli, Margaret Heywarcl, Pat Dugan, Roxanna Phillips, Diana Smith, Coach Barlie. Kneeling: Roberta Schantz, Jean Kessler, Ginny , Beatrice Johnson, Likeu Chu, Barbara Johnson. ...J..,'.' ,.L,l,i, , ...i,in. fxffffrrt 'iHQx1L-,l iif'-fir , .KI -x.v,r.fi'.W ' 1' 1 .',' ' 1 v 1 1t1r.ii.. 1. iffflkx 1 SENIORS rffff 59 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to righl' - Miss Near, Advisorg Gayle Fredericksg Carol Schererg Ann Stevensg Frances Scarpellig joane Schlottmanng Edith Fosterg Miss Robertson, Advisor. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right - Laura Eastmang Miss Robertson, Advisorg Dorothy Mainsg Jeanette Kettnerg Carol Schlottmanng Miss Near, Advisorg Pat Hand. as X1 W f . f .4 1 -A N - . N ' A ' fi-i,4-Skier 1 M fr 5 - fix' E' :3f,l'+'-31? fitfj C, C 'slip 1-sriiwger J vxh' it Nfl if L' vi 'vii W. A 1 N :Xl gli.. 4f1 kL' rfss Fifrt row - Pete Ferissog Ed Trainer and Willie McCo , Co-Ca tainsg Eddie Corlis. Standing - Y Chuck Priggeg Herb Meineckeg Ernie Regang Walter Andersong Kirby Weldeng Dennis McCormick, Paul Fenchelg David Buffetg Marvin Clarkg Bert Zirolig Jack Leibmang Bill Tenneyg Kent Knowles, Mgr.g joe Corliss. Standing, left to right - Kirby Welden, Dennis McCormick, Eddie Trainer, Herb Meinecke, Coach Molthorpe, Kent Knowles. Kneeling, left to right - Marvin Clark, Willie McCoy, Chuck Prigge. SENIORS -!.'..' ' ,. ' Q.. JC f 'Q 1fA5,':,zi'. we K fx ,l .Jig 3?-gxglvyi, , X., 91 .Z Vw. W' ' .FN 'i KA ' :fW:g5f:f. : :fs Lvffi w 1 A 1 q ,. , .k , . . -. ffl 5 f 'f Cm r 575, W K If F s 21:14 ' 1 fy ' ' if 5 'f Q-,T mul V ynfl. ,?' 5 '03, 'i'v-1, 5 'f ,mf '17 L S-31,9 I ,rN. ' 72,3 'W:.g,. R ' 'af, , m iw I. ,lax .. 1. N Zak .I xr? fi 2 1 f 4 ff .3 f rg iv. '15f,g tif! K 'jg If A Q i .1 yr 114 . :ity Q J . SNA'-J ' Q kg!! .k 7 , 4 I L14 6 Q 1 M 5, z ff' ... Y . 5 ' I 4 2: .1-1, . ii 'Y I.. , r g - 1 A Q - ' A-xt-A 49 W BALL TEAM F .. . ,Cl-4 5:-8 Umm 5.1 S55 :Xiu ... 6 SSL. w:U-G 2-U5' Ou-42 Kid 33 a :U-Q gmc -it nv-1 Es: VVBN' Hu -UCDO GU ' 'EEE' --4 E... M95 FQ Oo Ng -f - r: 532.2 I-I Gsm 23'E S05 aes .mi -o-- 21:3 Ur: .33 B4 03-0 c: a. E 621-1.. -1: 35156 -575 75 n. D5 5 he .QEQHS-1 an . o-v 'SWE E: T535 .E 3' EE-S Dai-E x:':2'w gui 253 vaio .U . iii :UE osw Q-l QE? 03:73 -no oz:-, ff ,Q CV! .cfm Fila: U .. -XQA3 -S0 . 'cial Q42 o .- -' .rn ,gpg Em L52 . :GE u-C3 .- G, UQUL Frank McBrien. k Qi jaw as Q far .L i - 1, ve KL r- N Q -ff Q 1 kin b y N I x H, K K, su MIK ,kil- L fun-U .. M ---ri ,QW 3.3. 7 'A ,J W.. ,'f2'E Z.-42:6 -+ H.. -.V fs-, W' A 'J- L fgu,1,,n,'9Y125M .,,,.4,tR.,,7v,,hA33L f7'gqf T.. Y-59339 if UN ' :.-AF-35- -'fa' ', j3TQxbF1 ,j. ' 5 wx . '-7.x . -,...Lj,J Q Yt,L'313?9f. 't-'1.L.- '43 -L: .f,h.,: . , wvwfa, Avo-f'hm.-Q. -.-... .. x 4, ,fn-., .I 381 fizff' 1Qf ':, QV GM' ,.,.,-,-,, . .. 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'v- ' ' mifiqf-.' +w 1.1 fl 'ZW'-f.3 Mx ' -K , H. - V .. -9- :,.-'pg a A, X-. 4.,,,,.a.,,,,V., ,- f -1.'1-P -i rw! g ' --. '. -'A 'xr su N .g,A,,. ,., ----.. lb Q 'l K BASKETBALL TEAM John Irwin, to right - Kent Knowles, manager, right - Roy Judge, Peter Ferriso, john Kennedy, Walter Anderson. Standing, left Front row, left to Danie Lotz, Russell Siebach, john Iptz, Mr. Hoffmann, Coach. .-. HHJKHHHJU 65 WHEKP ,K V - if in ,, ,ie , ,fl ' . J . .. f A - 1 E ,. it Q , 'w ifwfw-kv fm T TRACK TEAM Kneeling: john Myhren, Ralph Mullen, Owen Smith, Walter Anderson, Vincent Porciello, Russell Siebach, Bill Sledge, James Kennedy, Brad Buschbaum, Tom McBrien, Coach Ryder. Sitting: John Kennedy, John Morse, Ed Trainer, Howie Lucas, Frank McBrien, Jack Koran, Walter Gerner. Q Q QQ:QQQQQUQQQ.,r.Q.V.4 Q- - QQ Q Q QQ QQQ.QQ Q ,1,,,QQQ,QQQQfQQ,QQ QQ QQQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ . Q , . 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Castleman 8: Mrs Marvin R Clark, jr. 8: Mrs. Allison Cross 8: Mrs. Van Ness Darling Mrs Mary Dugan Mr 8: Mrs. Carl Eisemann Mr 8: Mrs. Ralph Ervin Mrs Olive S. Forde Mr 8: Mrs. Harry Foster Jonnie Holland Mr 8: Mrs. William Holley Mrs. Viola Karnm 8: Mrs. Elwood Kasten 8: Mrs. Peter Kelly 8: Mrs.1John H. Kessler, Sr. 8: Mrs. Howard N. Knowles 8: Mrs. T. John Lazer Mrs. Elsie MacKillop Mr 8: Mrs. Steve Marincsak Mr 8: Mrs. Calvin McCormick Mr 8: Mrs. John J. McGinn Rev. 8: Mrs. H. B. Ogle 8: Mrs. Fred Olsson 8: Mrs. William Pavlik 8: Mrs. Paul Perkowski 8: Mrs. Alan T. Prigge Mrs. Richter Leo Scher 8: Mrs. George E. Schlorrrnann 8: Mrs. Theodore Scott 8: Mrs. William Smith 8: Mrs. Vesley Srnosky 8: Mrs. P. E. Sprague 8: Mrs. L. V. V. Sweezy 8: Mrs. C. M. Trainer 8: Mrs. Carleton G. Umsted 8: Mrs. Allan Welden 8: Mrs. Paul Wilson 8: Mrs. John D. Zimmerman NORTHPORT TRUST COMPANY COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES Two Convenient Office: 111 MAIN STREET 160 LARKFIELD ROAD Northport East Northport Both offices open Friday Evening 6-8 Member Federal Deposit Inturance Corporation Member Federal Reserve Syrtem NOrthport 3-1044 24 Hour Towing Service R I C H T E R , S TUTTLE MOTORS W, d L, Dodge . . . Plymouth Ines an lquors Dodge Job Rated Trucks LARKFIELD AVENUE NORTHPORT, N. Y. East Norrhport, N. Y. Telephone: NOrthport 3-0175 69 I NOrthporr 3-1945-J S. J. BESTERMAN PAINTING CONTRACTOR 137 OELSNER DRIVE NORTHPORT, N. Y. HUnrington 4-0063 SNAPPY SHOE SHOP Quality Sboex for the Entire Family 277 MAIN STREET Huntington, N. Y. NOrrhport 3-0144 STILES MOTOR CO., Inc. CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Chris-Craft Boats 8: Cruisers 188 MAIN STREET Northport, N. Y. JAMES KENNEDY 487 MAIN STREET Frozen Foodx -- Grocerier Open Sunday - 8:30 - 1:00 NOrrhport 3-0562' NORTHPORT MARKET PRIME MEATS and POULTRY George Jensen, Prop. 38 MAIN STREET Northport, N. Y. 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Evinrude Outboard Motor: Fishing Tackle - Gun: - Athletic: NORTHPORT, N. Y. Compliment: of . . . With Compliment: of . . . F I S H E R ' S RUGENS DELICATESSEN 27 LAUREL ROAD I East Northport, N. Y. TO THE CLASS OF '53 NORTHPORT LAUNDERWEL I Compliment: of . . . NOrthporr 3-3086 Grocerie: - Poultry and Dairy Product: PRIME MEATS - FROZEN FOODS ROYAL SCARLET Emil Boetjer, Proprietor EDDIES MARKET I LAUREL AVENUE 168 LARKFIELD ROAD NOrthporr 3-0470 Northport, N. Y. East Northport, N. Y. 72 HUntington 4-2989 Pizza Pies Complimentx of J 81 J SOUTH SIDE BAR AND GRILL 1624 NEW YORK AVENUE HUNTINGTON STATION, N. Y HUntington 4-6546 Modern Bar - Food Counter THE GOLD MINE CHICKEN - SCALLOPS - SHRIMP IN A BASKET EAT IT HERE OR TAKE IT HOME ROUTE 25 - JERICHO TURNPIKE HUNTINGTON, L. I NOrthport 3-2088 WHEATLEY'S MARKET 78 MAIN STREET Northport, L. I. Complimentx of . . . YOUR HAIRDRESSER LOU of LOU'S BEAUTY SALON of Northport BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS AUSTIN DRUG STORE 557 NEW YORK AVENUE Huntington, N. Y. NOrthport 3-0150 N ORTHPORT HARDWARE CO., Inc. 100 MAIN STREET Northport, N. Y. Compliment: of . . . STEERS SAND AND GRAVEL CORP Sand - Grit - Gravel and Drefsingx For Drioewayx ALS! N i-IOM?-.S Modern - Individual 1 Economical ALSAN BUILDERS NORTHPORT 74 NOrthport 3-1061 EDGEWATER LODGE Harold A. Besecker LOBST ERS - STEAKS - SEA FOOD FOOT OF BAYVIEW AVENUE Northport, I.. I., N. Y. HUntington 4-0340 HANDCRAFT HOUSE Hand Made Giftx of Dixtinction Colonial Reproductions NOrthport 3-2378 We Deliver FASHION IN FLOWERS Wedding Armngementx C orxagex -- Frefb Cut Flower: Potted Plant! - Funeral Dexign: 166 MAIN STREET Northport, N. Y. DOROTHY JONES GIFT SHOP Gifts and Greeting Cards Especially to Please the Teen-Ager in Nylon Hotiery Mellow Pine ROUTE 25A 43 MAIN STREET Next To Glynn's Inn Northport, L. I. NO1-thport 3-0206 FRED TRINKLE, JR. MEATS OF QUALITY 79 MAIN STREET NORTH PORT, N. Y. NOrthport 3-2330 NORTHPORT WINES sl LIQUORS D. A. Blue 61 MAIN STREET Northport, N. Y. I-IUntington 4-2 564 TOY TOWN I-Iobbycmftx - H-0 Train? Game: , 291 MAIN STREET Huntington, N. Y. -' . Compliment: of . . . Your local FORD DEALER TOTTEN-MGALLISTER MOTOR SALES, Inc. 260 MAIN STREET Northport, N. Y. I HUntington 4-5966 NOrthport 3-0868 Banquets and Partief Where the Practice of Pharmacy is NOT A SIDELINE N 0 R M 0 N D E E THE VILLAGE PHARMACY ff'm0Wf0'fi'1ef00df E J. McLaughlin, Pho. 500 FT. SOUTH OF JERICHO TPKE. 66 MAIN STREET West Hills Rd. Huntington Sta., N. Y. Northport, N. Y HILLS SUPER MARKET 95 MAIN STREET NORTHPORT, L. I., N. Y. RUBIN'S LUGGAGE SHOP - Headquarters for Famoux Brand Luggage Samsonite - Oshkosh - Amelia Earhart I 340 NEW YORK AVENUE HUNTINGTON, N. Y. - ..... .. .. 76 AUTHORIZED AGENT . . . That designation is recognized today as a guarantee of service and dependability of Nationally known products. It is as true of Insurance. As Authorized Agents of Nationally Known Companies, we are equipped to provide the service and dependability you require in protecting your insurable interests. Are you using our seruice facilities to your best advantage? MESSINEEH INSURANCE I-IBENIIY General Insurance 88 LARKFIELD ROAD gNOrthport 3-1357 East Northport, New York Compliments of . . . RIZZINO'S TRAVELING MARKET IES-Ill-IIIER S-IVIEVIENS FINE CLOTHES NORTHPORT HUNTINGTON STATION 77 NOrthport 3-2398 TRIOI.O'S PIZZA 81 SPAGHETTI HOUSE ITALIAN SPECIALTY RESTAURANT Featuring Spaghetti -- Homemade La Sagne - Ravioli Pizza Served from 12 Noon Familie: Accommodated - Free Parking 26 VERNON VALLEY ROAD EAST NORTHPORT, N. Y. NUHTHPURT 51:-lU1: tu 961.00 STUHE NUHTHPUHT TUY MART 59 MAIN STREET Northport, New York NOrrhporr 3-0624 TOWER HOUSE HOTEL - BAR - RESTAURANT We Cater to Weddingy, Birtbdayr, etc. 25-A 8: LAUREL AVENUE NORTHPORT, N. Y 78 Compliment: of . . . NORTHPORT SUGAR BOWL 80 MAIN STREET NORTHPORT, N. Y. Phil and Alma Weber, Prop. Compliment! of . . . I-IUntington 4-5157 Est. 1910 I E W E L E R CENTERPORT, LONG ISLAND 358 NEW YORK AVENUE Route 25-A Huntington, N. Y. NOrthport 3-1106 Louis Miglio, Owner VERNON AUTO SALES DeSoto -- Plymouth NORTHPORT LONG ISLAND, N. Y. Lingerie - Sportwear -- Hoisery NOrthport 3-0190 MADEMOISELLE A 153 I. RKFIELD ROAD S- ROBBINS 8K SON E ast N0f'hP ff FUNERAL HOME Specializing in the Finer Things at MODERATE PRICES Harry A. Taylor Robert N. Davis Blame: - Beachwear -- Accenoriex 81 SCUDDER AVENUE LIGGETT REXALL DRUGS 93 LARKFIELD ROAD j.T.Shea Pharmacixtx A,j,Ma1fe5e 79 Complimentx of . . . WITH BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1953 Nat Simonk PENGUIN INN Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES P. OSTUNI CENTERPORT Complimentx of . . . NORTHPORT LUMBER CORP. NOrrhport 5-1156 M'LISS JOHNSON E L A I N E 2 S Curtains - Draperies - Wall Paper I I Dressing Table Skirts UFO' we FfUb'0n Wffev Bed Spreads - Slip Covers Fabric: Sold by the Yard 360 NEW YORK AVENUE 104 MAIN STREET Huntington, N. Y. Northporr 80 SEARS, RUIEIBLUIGK ANIIDD CO MH. 8 MHS. JAMES P. NHL!-KN 8 Compliment: of . . . Worfkporf .Mg Slave! eflefai Organizafion HUnrington 4-0013 HUNTINGTON SPORTS SHOP Athletic Goodi - Hobby Craft! 344 NEW YORK AVENUE Huntington, N. Y. NOrthporr 3-0900 Your Hobbiei Are Our Hobbiex 10 SCUDDER AVE. Northport, N. Y. HARRY T. MOTT, INC Real Extate and Imumnce T. E. CAMP Watchmaker and Jeweler 18 LARKFIELD ROAD East Norrhporr, N. Y. 82 NOrthport 3-2327 E V E R S Soda . . . Luncheon . . . Candy 1 LARKFIELD ROAD East Northport, N. Y. HUntington 4-0299 Spaghetti - Laxagne - Rauioli BRANCATO'S PIZZERIA 234 WEST JERICHO TPKE. HUnrington 4-0126 DIAMONDS OF PERFECTION L I B U T T I J e W e l e r s Hamilton Watches 334 NEW YORK AVENUE Huntington, N. Y. NOrthport 3-0066 OLIVER L. HARTT Ek soN Real Eftate - Inxurance 5 WOODBINE AVENUE Northport, N. Y. HUntington 4- 1660 MARSH'S MEN'S 8: BOYS' SHOP 270 MAIN STREET Huntington, L. I. NOrthport 3-0455 ESSO Dealer NORTHPORT AUTO SERVICE Auto Repair! - Ignition - Brake Service Auto Laundry - Lubrication Bill Romano, Prop. 26 SCUDDER AVENUE Northport, N. Y. Complimentx of . . . IN GERMAN 'S DEPT. STORE 135 MAIN STREET Northport, N. Y. Phone 2317 C. W. A. Ells A I. ' S Modern Home Appliances Serving The Modern Home Maker 327 MAIN STREET Huntington NOrthport 3-2764 F. C. Wheeler LAUNDER - REST Frigidaire Equipped Self Service LAUNDRY Hours: 8:30 - 6:00 Mon. and Fri.: 8:30 - 8:00 258 LARKFIELD ROAD East Northport, N. Y. HUntington 4-42 1 1 ROBERT C. MOSS, Inc. 0 P T I C I A N S 361 WEST MAIN STREET Next to A 8: P Huntington, N. Y. NOrthport 3-1130 U N A ' S Larkfield Beauty Salon LARKFIELD ROAD East Northport, N. Y. With Compliment: of . . . RUGENS DELICATESSEN For the Best in Pizza Pie: and Italian Cooking JOHN'S PIZZERIA Beer and Wines 312 LARKFIELD ROAD East Northport, N. Y. Phone Order: Prornptly Filled Complimentx of . . . H A R T M A N N ' S HUNTINGTON, N. Y. NOrthport 3-2720 PACE STYLE SHOPPE WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL Coat: - Sportfwear - Suit: Lingerie - Blouse! - Hosiery 165 LARKFIELD ROAD East Northport, 'N. Y. ww Cm n l x x '1 1 IL N: E ri Q. Ah W, u , y, i sg W ,Q A F3 ms Qu ii all :1 Q y, T lil W5 i 3 I 1 1 1 P