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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

This Book Belongs to fww ,ul get wk www Our campus has the modern look long and low Table of Contents Foreword Dedication Seniors Faculty . . . . Underclassmen . . Activities .... . Sports .... . Advertising . 4 Page 49 59 69 95 ....113 1 X r i 4 V 1 ' 4 i ., . -,+ , 4 -if - x 1 i I , I --1 inns ' I ,.,,c ,,: H -1. 1 .TNR-5 -5xf '!-fan. Our library carries through the long, close to the ground style of architecture 5 X E yi c fel FUREWURD 1 Within this book the story of the Class of 1960 is told. Events of the past years have been recorded in photographs and under each senior's picture is a list of the activities in which he has participated while in high school. These seniors will now leave Northport High School forever. Some will go on to higher edu- cation, some will marry, and others will go directly into the world of business. We hope that we have captured some of the spirit of Northport High School within these pages 'and that this record will bring back memories of fruitful high school years. an gefoaecl To the members of the Class of l96O the dedlca fron of a yearbook rs a very serrous and meamngful task Much thoughtful consrderatnon has been d son among the many who have glven so freely of their time and talent to help our class We feel that the person who best represents the qualities which we so admire and respect IS Mr Joseph Latlno ln dedicating our yearbook to hum we wish to express our deep oppreclatlon for hrs many efforts In our behalf Mr Latinos srncerrty and sense of humor have been an rnsprratuon not only to those rn has mathe matucs classes but to the entire student body H invaluable to us Mr Latino has taught us much more than we could ever learn from books he has helped us to under stand the true meanrng of education through hrs own fine example We dedrcate our yearbook to hum therefore with the hope that rt may at least partially express our gratrtude for all that he has given us l Y 0 1 - ' ' S' ' ' . is voted TO The SeleCfl0n Ol The most OUf5lGndln9 Per' friendly guidance and willingness to help have been 7 w. 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Uninhibifed Chris Ritz - Mary Joyce Mannion Class Sleepers Joe Kessel - Zelda Byrnes Clos Einsfoms John Volente - Daniele Redder TIGER Z Steve walf. - Cindy Sfodoln Besl lookmg Richie Lundequis! - Jean Vilarelli ,Y I 'H live ' A ' 'ly '1.p 'V Best Dressed TALLY , 3 W ,gf e,,f??f I mfvvvlw Best Dancers , ,Sid Marx - Kaihy Drankwolfer Most Bashful Jim Campbell - Ginny Mnhsqn Friendlieaf ll Jack Jones - Doru Haufmnnn Mod Sophlslieofed Mark Fontaine - Sue Kelly Mon Helpful to School Chris Rifz - Sue Kelly rcvvul Mos? Popular Carl Middleton - Jean Vitorelli Class Flirh Ken Clarke - Karen Smodlcy Crm, swnghwm Class Artish Joe Perlxowski - Lilo Nelson Jock Jones - Diane Brown Mos! Dramatic John Volonh - Valerie Foilc Mod Musical John Carden - Joon Pafiky Bog Penonolify John Anderson - Jockio Mozoou Mosf Hnlpful Oo Claw M959 Aghkgig Inlm Anal-nan .. Sn- K. Ilv n,,A.e..-,l,,, A, Nationol Honor Society 3,45 Adv. Math JOHN ANDERSON - PRESIDENT A man of the best parts and greatest learning. Iva! Math Club I,2,3,4f Class Pres, 41 Chemistry Club 3. GERALD M. CANNING - VICE-PRESIDENT Virtue is the first title of nobility, Football l,2,3,4p Basketball I, Intramural Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4, Varsity Club Pres. 4, Class Treas. 3, Class V.P. 4, Yearbook 4. JACQUELINE ANN MAZEAU - SECRETARY Amiability shines by its own light. 4. Class Sec. 3,41 Yearbook , Leaders Club 2,3,4, Class Comm. I,2,3,4g Hockey I,2, Volleyball I,2,45 Basket- ball I,2,4, Softball I,2,3,4. Senior Cfficers 5 LORRAINE IRELAND - TREASURER Modesty is the citadel of beauty and virtue. National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Assistant Ed. 41 Leaders Club 2,3,4, Treas. 35 Class Treas. 4: G.O. 34 Class Comm. 3,4, Basketball 2g Hockey 3. CHRIS RITZ - G.O. PRESIDENT His doubts are better than most peo- ple's certaintiesf' G.O. Rep, I, Pres. 3,4g Class Treas. 2, Club l,2g Mathletes 47 Biology 1 Club Pres, 2, Adv. Chemistry Club 3, Basket- ball 2,31 Basketball 3, Tiger lnklings Sports Ed, 3,4. 3-. 3 . fy, x ' xr .m 1 .L 4 my DOUGLAS CHARLES AHLSCHLAGER He may live without books, what is knowl- edge but grieving? Soccer l,2,3,4. JAMES A. Al.EXElCHlK The lion is not so fierce as they paint him. Adv. Chemistry Club 3,4, Lab Assistant 3, G.O. 3,4, Math Club I, Powdered Wigs 3,4, Physics Club 4. WARREN ALLEN My tongue within my lips l reinf for who talks much must tall: in vain. GEORGE ALTEMOSE Hlnconsistency is the only thing in which men are consistent. Smithtown H.S. lg Chemistry Club 3,4, Physics Club 4, Lcb Assistont 3, Biology Club 2, Chess Club 2. 1 S CAROL ADAMS Both short and sweet some say is best. Hockey l. ROBERT ADAMS Better a blush on the cheek than a sore in the heart. ROY H. ADAMS, III His time is torever, everywhere his place. Gymnastics Club 3,4, Chemistry Club 35 Health Club 3. DOLORES M. AGUIS Softness of manner seems to be in one who can point. Tiger Inklings l. 'M 14' -WB-wr ,. ,fi ,A it '57 i ii' if wgr-t x ' x fi rifil . , . Q , .V ...vs 1, 1:1 RICHARD BETHELL l'The greatest of faults, l should soy, is to be conscious of none. Last Word, Assoc. Ed. 45 Baseball 23,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Powdered Wigs 3,45 Bi- ology Club 25 Bowling Club 2,45 Track l. RUTHANN BILSKI Today for thee, and tomorrow for me. Photography Club, V.P. lg Dance Comm. 2,3. RUSS BISSELL Style is the man himself. Basketball 35 Biology Club 3,4. BETTY ANN BOETJER When a girl ceases to blush, she has lost the most powerful charm of her beauty. Class, V.P. 35 Hockey l,2,35 Softball l,35 Volleyball l,2,35 Spaghetti Dinner 35 G.O. 2. 'WY-'Q . ?: is 5- Iii 'ff J ' 'I glitz .JL fg, 5, ac- f it f FRANCES T. ANDERSON They call her 'Cookie,' and truly she is.' Bowling l,2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3. BARBARA ANDREW The wise carry their knowledge, not for display, but for their own use. Biology Club 25 Adv. Biology Club 35 Chemistry Club 35 Class Comm. 3,45 G.O. 45 Campus Players 45 Tiger lnklings 35 Paper Sales 4. SUSAN BELL Your wit makes others witty. Bowling 3,45 Chorus lp Dramatics 2. DAVID E. BERGLUND Perfection is the child of time. Soccer l,25 Dance Band l,3,45 Biology Club 2. 1 Ts? IT MARY CAROL BOLK There is a silence, the child of love, which expresses everything. Chorus I, Softball 2, F.T.A. 3,4. BILL BRAUN For who does nothing with a better grace. BARBARA BRIGGS Modesty becomes a young woman. Jr. Red Cross Sec. 2,3, F.N.A. 2, French Club 3, Bake Sale 2, Spaghetti Dinner 3. DIANE BROWN All nature is but art. GO. I, Dramatics I,2, Yearbook Art Ed. 4, Jr. Red Cross l,2, F.T,A. I, Campus Players 4: Bowling Club 3,4. JACQUELINE BRUNNER I heard a little bird say so. Chorus I, Softball 2, Basketball 3, Bowl- ing Club 3. WILLIAM H. BRUU God divided mon into men that they may help each other. GO. 3. PATRICIA MARY BURNS She is nice by name and nice by nature. A Cappella Choir 2, Chorus I,2, Bowling Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Float Comm. 4. WILLIAM BYERS A soft answer turneth away wrath. Last Word 4. ia? ZELDA BYRNES Past help, past cure, past hope, Hockey 3,4, Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Twirling l, Homemaking Club 3, Chorus 2. JAMES E. CAMPBELL Education has for its obiect the formation of character. Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Dance Band 3,4, Intramural Basketball 2. GRACE T. CANNARILI It's just one of those things. Eastern District H.S. l,2, Cheerleading l,2, Bowling 3,4, Spaghetti Dinner Comm. 3. WILLIAM CANNON All your fortune lies beneath your hat. Football 4, Basketball 4, Track 2,3,4, Foot- ball 3, G.O. 4, Mothletes 4. 11 'T-Tr' . 4, . .a . ,,, . , 3, -e e fa if: 'Ano , :gi fn. ' .1 i a.-5.3. A .41 .,, ,' z'- . -? .sl-wg' Z- fikza 9313 JOHN CARDEN We are growing serious, and let me tell you, that's the very next step to being dull. Band l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3, Pres. 4, Bas- ketball Manager l,2,3, G.O. 3, Baseball l, Track 2,3, Yearbook 4, Orchestra 3, ln- tramural Basketball 3,4, Wrestling 4. ANN HELEN CARLSON Sincerity is the face of the soul. G.O. 4, Yearbook 4, Dramatics Club 4, Hockey l,2, Baseball l,2,4, Basketball l,2,4, Volleyball l,2,4, Bowling l, Class Comm. l,2,3,4. DONNA CARLETON We are the music makers, and we are the dreomers of dreams. Band l,2,3,4,5, Orchestra 3,4, Basker- ball l,2,3,4,5, Softball l,2,3,5, Volleyball l,2,3,5, Hockey l,2, Russian Club 5, Dra- matics l,2, F.T.A. l, Tiger lnklings l, De- bate Club l, Red Cross 3, Bowling l, Gymnastics 5, S.H.O. l. PHYLLIS B. CARUSO Goodness consists not in the outward things we do, but in the inward thing we are. G,O. 2,3, Leaders Club 3,4, Tiger lnklings l,2, Softball 2,3,4, Dramatics 4, F.T.A. l, Class Comm. 2,3, Yearbook 4, Paper Sales 4. Wind 'li Ll KAM CHU Our thoughts are free, they cannot be quietedf' F.T.A. l,Q, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Jr. Red Cross l, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Treos. 4, Leaders Club 2,3,4, G.O. 2, Biology Club 2, Adv, Biology Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Debate Club l,4, Ti- gc-r lnklmgs 3, Class Comm. 2,3,4, Hockey l,2,3,4, Volleyball IQ, Basketball l,2, Softball l. CATHERINE CICHOCKI Quiet and sweet, but lots of fun. F.N.A. 4, G.O, l, Hockey l,2,3, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Basketball l,4, Softball l,2,3,4, Badminton 3. KENNETH E. CLERKE None but himself can be his parallel. Gymnastics Club 3,4, Wrestling l,4, Bi- ology Club 2. DOUGLAS CLIFTON The end of labor is to gain leisure. Select Chorus 4. KATHLEEN CAVANAGH A girl with a shining face and a bright spirit. Campus Players Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Tiger Ink- lings 2, F.T.A. 3, Float Comm. 3, Spaghetti Dinner 3, Junior Class Formal 3, Paper Sales 4. ADELE CERMAK lnward sincerity influences her outward department. Biology Club 2,4, Bowling l, Class Comm. 2,3, Softball l,3, Hockey 3, Powdered Wigs 4, Select Chorus 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, All- State Sec. Chorus 3, Basketball 2. JOHN CETTA Where mischief is, so am l. Baseball l,3,4, Football l,2, BRIAN CHESHIRE Big things come in little packages. REGINA L. CONKLIN The hair is the richest ornament of a woman. Russian Club 4, Biology V.P. 2, Chemistry 4, F.N.A. 3, Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4, Chess Club 4, Softball l, Basketball I, Volleyball I, Hockey l, Bowling 3, Bake Sale Comm. 2,3,4. TED CONKLIN Nothing can be created out of nothing. Basketball l,2,3,4, Football l,2,4, Base- ball l,4. KENNETH W. COOPER But what is your duty? MARYANN C. CORLIS A good laugh is sunshine in a school. G.O. 3, Biology Club 2, Chorus l, Hockey l,2,3,4, Volleyball l,2,4, Basketball l,2,3, 4, Softball l,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Gymnastics 4, Class Comm. 3,4. NANCY JEANNE COLLINS She has two eyes so soft and green. Bewarel F.N.A. 3, Bowling 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Float Comm, 4, Adv. Biology Club 3. KENNY COMBS There is a nick in fortune's restless wheel for each man's good. LlNDA JOYCE COMER To be content is her natural desire. Campus Players 4. JOHN COMERFORD The noblest motive is the public good. Campus Players 4: Biology Club 2, Health Club Pres. 3, Chemistry Club 3, Physics Club 4, Soccer 2, Gymnastics Club 3, Bowling 4, Class Refreshment Comm. 4, G.O. 3. TOM COSTA To climb steep hills requires a slow pace at first. MADELI NE DAMASO There is real beauty where there is re- serve. Chorus l,2g Select Chorus 2, Volleyball lg Basketball lf Bowling 4. TONY D'ANDRAlA The greatest source of pleasure is variety. Wrestling 2,3,4, Football 3. JOSEPH DARCH Life is the childhood of our immortality. Bowling I. PHYLLIS DARCH Wit that loves to play, not wound. Hockey l,2,3, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Select Chorus l, FRED DE GEORGE Care to our coftin adds a nail no doubtg But every grin so merry draws one out. Glen Clytt H.S. lf Wrestling 2,45 Track 27 Football 35 Varsity Club 3,4. CARMELA B. DE LAURENTIS You know I always loved a little flirta- tion. Select Chorus 2,3,4p Mixed Chorus 2,3, Girls' Chorus 3,4 Powdered Wigs 4, Dra- matics l,2, Sewing Club 4, Yearbook 4g All-State Sec. Chorus 3,4. NICHOLAS DE TRANO Persuasion tips his tongue whene'er he talks. ERNESTINA DIAZ ln her fongue is the law of kindness. FTA. 3, Jr. Red Cross 3, Bowling 2, Tennis lg F.N.A. 4. EDWARD DICKSON There is purpose in pain. Bowling Club l. MARY DILLENSCHNEIDER Nofhing is so strong as genflenessf' Advanced Sewing Club 4. PAUL DOEPP Every man is or hopes to be an idler. Football 23,42 Basketball if Baseball l,2,3. MARY ANN DONARUMMO Beauty is a joy forever. Hornernaking 3. Glee Club i,2,3g Sewing 3. KATHLEEN DRANKWALTER The ideal of courtesy, wif, grace and charm. Bowling 3,45 F.H.A. 4, Sewing l,2. LINDA DROST True goodness springs from a girl's own heart. Taylor Ave. H.S. lg Chorus l, Science Club lg Biology 2, Service Squad 4g G.O, Storey Softball 3. ANDREW G. DUERWALD The endearing elegance of friendship. Wie JACQUIE ENDRES Her ways are of pleasantnessf' GO. l,2,3, Cheerleader 2, Service Squad lg Photography lg Hockey l,2,3, Chairman of Float Comm. l, Yearbook 3, Russian 3. PETER G. ENGELMANN It never troubles the wolf how many the sheep may be. LINDA ENGERT There's nothing like fun, is there? Glee Club lg Float Committee 45 Bowling 4. KARL FAGANS I believe in an ultimate decency of things. Band l,2,3,4g Chemistry 3g Chess Club lg Dance Band 3,45 Adv. Biology Club 3. WILLIAM DUNCAN The virtues and vices of all are put in motion by interest. DENNIS EGAN Though this be madness, yet there be a method in it. Football i,2,3,4. GEORGE EGOR Character must be kept bright as well as clean. Valley Stream South H.S. l,2. HAROLD EGOR Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set. Valley Stream South H.S. 1,25 G.O. 3,4f Bowling 3,4, Track 3,45 Proiection Squad 3,41 Campus Players 4. RICHARD FINCHUM He that is over-cautious will accomplish little. Bowling 3,4, Health Club 3. ROSE ANN FISCHER A little rebellion now and then is a good thing. Glee Club l,2, Bowling 3,4, Hockey 4, Softball 4, Campus Players 3, Service Squad 4. PAT FISHER Good sense is at the bottom of every- thing. Bowling Club 3. TRACY FISHER Whose words and deeds help us in our daily needs. Tiger Inklings Editor 4, Business Man. 31 Tiger lnklings l,2, F.N.A. I. VALERIE S. A. FAILLA When my cue comes, call me, and I will answer. Glee Club I, Tiger lnklings lp Dramatics 4, VICTORIA FERRANTE A generous action is its own reward. John Adams H.S, I, Italian Club Sec.-Treas, 2, Pres. 4, Bowling 2,4, Yearbook 4. GEORGE FARRELI. The world is a wheel, and it will all come round right. MICHAEL FERRISO Eat, drink, and be merry. Football l,2, Intramural Basketball 3,47 Homeroom Sec. 2, Baseball l. MARGARET FITZ SIMONS Ever in action, friendly and happy. F.T.A. 4, F.N,A. 2,3, Chess l, Jr. Red Cross 3, Yearbook 4, Softball l, Basketball 4. CAROL ANN FLECK Friendliness is o Godly quality. Sewanhako H.S. l,2, Dance Band 2,3, Bowling 3,4, French 23, Campus Players 4, F.T.A. 4, Twirler l,2,4, Basketball l,2, Vol- leyball l,2. MARK FONTAINE His conversation does not show the minute hand, but he strikes the hour very well. Soccer 2,3,4, Yearbook Photography Ed. 4, GO. 3, GO. Executive Council 3,4, Gym- nastics Club l,2,3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Stage Man. 3, G.O. Photographer 4, Service Squad 3. S. LEE FORNUTO ln manners, tranquility is the supreme power. Tiger lnklings l,2,3, G.O. 3,4, Biology Club 2, Adv. Biology Club 3, Dramatics 23, Sec. 4, Class Comm. 3.4, Hockey l,2, Volley- ball I, Basketball l, Softball 3,4, French Club l,3, Paper Sales 4. ROBERT J. FRATANGELO Love is the wisdom of the fool and the folly of the wise. Yearbook 4, Football 4. JEAN FRATELLO How goodness heightens beauty. Chorus l. RICHARD W. FREDERICKS Be the best of what you are. Powdered Wigs 4, Yearbook 4, G.O. 4, Football l, Basketball l. STEPHANIE FRENCH l'm dancing on a volcano. G.O. 3, Homeroom Treas. 3, Twirling 2,3,4. rg. MARY LOU FRERS Quiet, helpful and nice to know, Tiger lnklings l,2g F.T,A. l,2, Biology Club 2, Cooperative Work Progrom 4. EDWARD FRICKE Silence is the genius of foals and one of the virtues of the wise. CAROL ANN GALLAGHER The society of women is the element of good manners. Dromatics 2, Chorus 2,3. RICHARD GALLAGHER When you have nothing to say, say nothing. Football l,2,3,4g Track 1,27 Basketball I, Rodio Club 2. WILLIAM GANZENMULLER IV Nonsense is to sense as shade is to lightg it heightens eHect. HELENE GIANATIEMPO As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Service Squod 4. DIANE M. GLOYD Lovely as o balmy summer day. Dramatics Club 2, Bowling 3,4f Float Com- mittee 4, F,H,A. 4, Yearbook 4. BOB GOODWIN The seat of pleasure is the throne of hu- man felicity. RAYMOND M. HEDGES How empty is learning, how vain is art. THOMAS E. HICKS If a man can't forge his own will, whose will can he forge? KAY HEDLUND The longer we know her, the better we like her. Bowling I,2p Sewing 4, DIANE PATRICIA HOFFMAN It is the nature of great minds to be calm and undisturbed. Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Adv, Chemistry Seminar 37 Chemistry Club 3, Tiger Inklings 3,45 Biology Club 2, Adv, Biology Club 35 Basketball lg Jr, Historical Society I, Paper Sales 4g Campus Players 4. JOYCE MARIE GONDA Her hair is as bright as the sun on a sum- mer's day. Bowling 3, F,N.A, 2. Class Comm. 2,3,4g Volleyball 4, Yearbook 4. LINDA RUTH HAMALAINEN A witty woman is a treasureg a witty beauty is a power. Leaders Club I,2,3g Tiger lnklings lg Volley- ball Qp Bowling 3, Fund Raising Activities 2,3,4f Yearbook 4. ROBERT HASTERLIK The mind of each man is the man himself, Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,37 Dance Band 23,45 Chemistry 3, Adv. Chemistry 3, Adv, Math l,2, Basketball If Last Word 4. DORIS HAUFMAN Life is o game of fun. G.O, l,2,4, Hockey Honor Team l,2,4g Baseball Honor Team I,2,4g Volleyball l,2,4, Basketball Honor Team l,2g Spa- ghetti Dinner 3f Float Comm. 3,4. 'WK JOSEPH E. HUGHES Novelty is the great parent of pleasure. TOM IAFRATE Here I am, and here I stay. JEANNE JAGGER One can't choose when one is going to love. Yearbook Treas. 4g Leaders Club 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Prom. Comm. 3, Spaghetti Dinner 3, Float Comm. 3,4f Biology Club 21 Paper Sales 4. FRANK JAGISCH It is a characteristic of wisdom not to do desperate things. Andrew Jackson H.S. Honor Rall 1,25 Honor English, Chemistry, History and Math l,2, Chemistry Laboratory Squad i,2, Pa- trol Guard I,2g Northport H.S. Chemistry Club 3, Yearbook 4. MARGARET MARY HOFFMANN I have a heart with room for every icy. Dramatics Club If Jr. Red Cross Ip Float Comm. I,4, Bowling 3,4, F.H.A. 4, Chorus 3, Select Chorus 4, Yearbook 4. ROBERT HOGAN He holds his seat, a friend to the human race. Bowling Club 3,4, Health Club By Spaghetti Dinner 3. FREDERICK S. HOLDEN As soon as there is life there is danger. MARGARET LORETTA HOSCHEI. The smile of her I love is like the dawn. Bowling 3. MYRON JENKINS He does not only find the iest, but the laugh too. Wrestling Team. BEATRICE ANN MARIE JOHNSON The color of her hair reflects the fire in her heart. Tiger lnklings I. PATRICIA ELAINE JOHNSON By the force of her own merit she makes her way. Tiger lnklings l,4g Drarnatics lg Cheer- leading 2g Float 3,41 Basketball 4, Paper Sales 4, JACK JONES Truth, when witty, is the wittiest of all things. Ng! 'ZJ' ROBERT JOYCE Thou living ray of intellectual fire. Yearbook, Sr. Editor, Gymnastics 2,3,4g G.O. l,3,4f Class Pres. 2,35 Track l,2, G.O. Nominating Comm, I. SUSAN GAY KASSO So gay a person, so good a friend. Yearbook Sports Editor 4, Leaders Club 23,45 Hockey i,2,3,4, Volleyball I,2,3, Basketball l,2,3g Softball l,2,3g Bowling lg Float Comm. 3,4g Jr. Prom Comm. 3. JUDITH KASTEN Heaven lent an angel's beauty to her face. ROBERT KASTENS Art is indeed nat the bread but the wine of life. Bayside H.S. I,2g Bayside Service Squad: Bayside Biology Lab. Sauad: Creative Writing 4. PATRICIA M. KAUT A kind and gentle heart she has to help friends and foes. G.O. 3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Bi ology Club 2, Adv. Sewing Club 4, Basket ball 4, SUE ANN KELLY She fills I-ier life with deeds, not with in active years. Yearbook Business Manager 4, G.O. lst V.P. 3, Rep, 2, Class Sec. 2, Dramatics Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Biology Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, French Club l, World History Seminar 2, Class Comm. 3,4, Chair man Paper Sales 4, Hockey 2,3, Basketball l,2,3,4, Softball l,2,3,4. JOSEPH KESSEL Who loves not woman, wine, and song remains a fool for the rest of his life. EVERETT KLEIN Innocence in genius, and candor in power, are both noble qualities. Queens Village J,H.S, l, Electricity Club l,2, Biology Club 2. NATALIE KLEIN She is as loud as a lamb. Jr, Red Cross 2,4, Adv. Biology Club 2, Yorker Club 4, World History Seminar 2, Yearbook 4, Tiger lnklings 2,4, Russian Club 4, Biology Club l, Chess Club 2, CAROL JOYCE KLINE Goodness is easier to recognize than to define. Band l,2,3,4, Librarian 2,3, GO. 4, Basket- ball 2,3,4, Honor Team 2,3, Softball l,2, 3,4, Honor Team l,2,3, Hockey 3, F.T.A. 2,3, Treas. 3, Chess Club I, Yearbook 4. PHILIP KOENIG A bitter lest leaves a sharp sting behind it Chemistry Club 3,4. GEORGE KUEBLER His fine wit makes such a wound, the knife is lost in it. BARBARA J. LEEK The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Leaders Club 2, Twirling 2,3f Volleyball 2, Softball 2. MELVIN L. LEVIN Better to be killed than frightened to death. Levittown Memorial l'l.S, l,2g Art Club l,2g Soccer 2,3,4, Dramatics 2. Radio Club 25 Yearbook 4g Yorker Club 4g Chemistry Club 4g Chess Club 4. JENNIE K. LUCENTE The greatest ambition of women is to in- spire love. Bethpage H.S. l,2, HR. Sec. l,2g Cheer- leading l,2p Volleyball l,2g Softball l,2, Honor Team l,25 Basketball L25 G.O. l,2g Bowling Club 3,4, Yearbook 4. DOLORES LUCIANO She walks in beauty like the night. Twirling l,2,3, co-captain 3g GO. 2.3, Hockey I, Softball 2. Volleyball 3g Bowl- ing Club Qg Leaders Club 2,35 Yorker Club, VP. 3. JIM KUSKO A few honest men are better than numbers. Adv. Chemistry 3g Bowling Club 3, Base- ball 3g Math Club 3. BARBARA LABURDA She has the sweet music of speech. Beacon HS. If Basketball If Chorus lg Dramatics l,2g Bowling 2,3,4, Hockey 2. ANN LANGTON The silent homage of thoughts unspoken. Jr, Red Cross 2,3, V.P. 4, FTA. 3,45 Class Comm, 23,44 Hockey 27 Badminton 3. Practical Cogitators I, Tennis l. VIRGINIA JEAN LEACH Pretty and pert with a smile for all. Sayville H.S. lf F.H.A. 4, Bowling 3,4. PATRICIA MADDEN l am myself my own commander. Leaders Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4g G.O. 2,35 Hockey l,2,3g Volleyball l,2,3,4p Basket- ball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4, Spaghetti Dinner, Yearbook 4. RICHARD MAHLER What care I how kind she be. THOMAS MALTESE The strong man and the waterfall channel their own path. RUTH MANDERVILLE Seriousness and cheerfulness combined. FRANCES MARIE LUCIANO The truest wisdom is a resolute deter- mination. G.O. Treas. 2, lst V.P. 3, Tiger Inklings l,2, Leaders Club 2,3, Treas. 3, F,T.A. l,2, Treas. 2, Chess Club If Biology Club 35 Float Comm. lf Hockey l,2, Yearbook 4, Paper Sales 4. RICHARD LUNDEQUIST Dress often makes a successful man. JOYCE LUSTlG True merit, like a river, the deeper it is the less noise it makes. Jr. Red Cross 2,3g Chess Club 2,35 Year- book 4g Health Club 2. RITA MACEDONIO Fun and frolic are always with her. Tiger lnklings 1,25 Bowling Club 3,4f Italian Club 3,4, Sec. 4, F.H.A. 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Chorus 2,3,4g Float Comm. l,4. MARY JOYCE MANNION The greatest gift is the power to estimate correctly the value of things. Tiger lnklings l,2, Editor-in-Chief 3, G.O. I,2, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Biology Club 2, Yearbook Activities Ed. 4, Select Chorus 4, All-State Sec. Chorus 4, Adv. Sewing Club 4, Class Comm, 2,3, Hockey l,2,3,4, Basket- ball l,3,4, Paper Sales 4. JIM MARQUART Eyes of some men travel far for the find- ing of a star. Hicksville H.S. I, Wrestling 3,4, Bowling 3. JOHN MARTIN The music in my heart I bore. LINDA MARTIN Forgetting is woman's first and greatest art. Red Bank H.S. I,2,3, Dramatics 4, SIDNEY I.. MARX I'm arm'd with more than complete steel - the justice of my quarrel. West Islip H.S., G.O. I, Band I, Baseball l,2,3, Bowling 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Year- book 4. VIRGINIA MATTSON The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient. Hockey 2,3,4, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Basket- ball I,2,3,4, Softball I,2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Bowling Club 2, Class Comm. 3,4. JOANNA MICELI Nothing is so popular as goodness. Biology Club 2. CARL MIDDLETON Men are Conservatives . . . after dinner. Football l,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3, G.O. I,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 4, Yearbook 4, Tiger Inklings I, Campus Players 3,4, Powdered Wigs 4, Singing Tigers 2,3, Class Comm. I,2,3. BOB MILLER Courtesy is the ornament of a noble man. BARBARA ELAINE MORRELL Where did you get that pearly ear? God spoke and it came out to l1ear. Bowling lg Biology Club 2g Class Comm 3,45 F,N.A. 3g Hockey 3,4p Volleyball 3 Softball 35 Yearbook 4. KEN MORRELL Great men are not always wisest. Football 2,3,4, Singing Tigers 2, Intramural Basketball 3,4, Varsity Club 4. EILEEN MURPHY Sweet and gentle like a lamb, Twirling lp Bowling l. ELIZABETH NEILL A little mischiefg a lot of gaiety. Amherst H.S. l,2, Class Sec., Treas. lg Spanish Club, Pres. lg G.O. 2,49 Scholar- ship Team l,2, French Club 2,3p Year- book 4. LILA JEAN NELSON The innocent are gay. Valley Stream H.S. lg Softball lg Tennis lp Archery lp Hampton Bays H.S. 25 Dra- matics 2, Bowling 3,45 Campus Players 4. CAROLEE NICHOLS To draw true beauty shows a master's hand. Tiger lnklings l,2g Yearbook Sec. 4. MARJORIE NORTON-TAYLOR She is the very soul of youth. F.N.A. 2,3,4, Class Comm. l,3, Hockey 4, Debate Club 4. LOIS OECHSLIN Heaven gives us friends to bless the pres- ent scene. Select Chorus 2g Bowling Club 3. DAN OLDHAM I never dare to write as funny as I can. KEN O'PASEK There is no wealth but life. Biology Club 2. JOAN ALLEEN PATIKY After the verb 'to love,' 'to help' is the most beautiful verb in the world. Yearbook Senior Ed. 4, National Honor Society 3,45 Leaders Club 23,47 GO. l,2,3g U.S.W.S. 2,3,4, Hockey l,2,3,4f Tiger lnklings l,2g F.N.A. 25 Philosophy Seminar 35 Chorus 3,4, Pianist 31 Paper Sales 4. GRACE NOVAK Wisdom and goodness are twin-born, one heart. Adv, Biology Club 2,41 Chemistry Club 2, G.O. 2, Refreshment Comm. 4, Tiger Ink- lings 45 Hockey lg Basketball l, ELLEN NOVOTNY Wisdom and friendliness go hand in hand. Yearbook 4g F.N.A. V,P. 2, Pres. 3g Tennis 3, Prom Comm. 3g Float Comm. 4, Spa- ghetti Dinner 3. THOMAS OAKLEY To be good is to be happy. Adv. Chemistry Club 3g Chemistry Club 35 Biology Club 2, Chess Club 2, Bowling 4. DOLORES O'CONNOR The most sensible pleasure consists in pro- moting the pleasure of others. Chorus l,2,3,4, SUSAN PERKOWSKI Youth is the happiest time of life. LINDA PETERSON What sweet delight a quiet life affords. F.T.A. 3,4, Jr. Red Crass 4, Tennis Club 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Physics Club 4. ELAINE PICASSO Of manners gentle, of aHections mild. St. Dominic's H.S. l, Biology Club 2, Chem- istry Club 3, Bowling Club 3, Tennis 3. KEN PIDDINGTON There ain't no way to find out why a snorer can't hear himself snare. Football l,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 3,4. BILL PAULSEN Accurst be he that tirst invented war. MARIE PELDUNAS There's a lot of force in a little girl. Twirling l,2, Dramatics 3. LARRY PENNEY Limited in his nature, infinite in his de sires. Football 2,4. JOSEPH PERKOWSKI A life in sport is a well spent one. Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Track i, Bowling Club l,2,4, Varsity Club 4, Intra- mural Basketball l ,2,3,4. f's ..35- JOYCE PROCHASKA The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Leaders Club 3,42 Bowling Club 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3g Volleyball l,3,4g Baseball 3g Math Club If Tiger lnklings 3g Float Comm, 4. KATHELEEN RALEIGH Is school for work or ploy? DANIELE REDDER Give me my fling, and let me say my say. Chess Club If Adv. Biology Club 3, Volley- ball 3g Basketball 3, Dramatic 3,4. WILLIAM REIDT I never think that I have hit hard unless it rebounds. .gr 'cuff' CARYLE ROBBINS Her trademark is laughter and merriment. Leaders Club 2,3,4g F.N.A, 37 F.T.A. 4, Volleyball I,2,3,4g Hockey I,2,3, Spaghetti Dinner 3. DEANNA ROBBINS As the bright sun glorities the skies, so is her face illumin'd with her eyes. Yearbook, Faculty Ed., Circulation Man- ager 4g Leaders Club 3,4, Treas. 4g Biology Club 2, Chess Club 3, Hockey lg Badminton 3, Foreign Relation Forum 35 Float Comm, 4. TOM ROESCH . . . the man worthwhile is the one who will smile . . . Varsity Club VP. 4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Ten- nis Capt. 3,47 Biology Club Qi Chess Club 2, Baseball I, Yearbook Boys'-Sports Editor, ARTHUR ROHNER Grief is a species of idlenessf' Cardinal Hayes H,S. I, Bowling Club 3,4 Intramural Softball I. FRED ROSENBERG Honesty is commended. Flushing H.S. lg Intramural Basketball 3. ROBERT ROTELLA Every man is the maker of his own tor- tune. Varsity Club 3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2,3,4g G.O. 3,4g Dance Comm. 4 Float Comm. 2. THOMAS RUCK We would all be idle if we could. CHARLES RYAN I have not yet begun to fight. Football l,3,4, Bowling Club 3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 4. LORRAINE SAGSVEEN My way is to begin with the beginning. Jr. Red Cross 2,45 Biology Club 2g F.T.A. 4. JOHN SANDERS Whatever anyone does or says, it must be good. WILLIAM SAUER We are all mortal and each one for him- self. WILLIAM A. SAUTER It is one thing to show a man he is ir. error, but another to put him in possession of the truth. Chemistry Club 3, Adv. Chemistry Club 31 G.O. 3,4, Russian Club 47 Biology Club 2. AMY SCOTT This world belongs to the energetic. Hunter College H.S. l, G.O. lg Athletic Assoc. Rep. I, Class V.P. lg G.O. Record- ing Sec. 3,4, F,T.A. 3, Adv. Biology 3, Powdered Wigs 3,4, Yearbook 4. ROSALIE SCUTARI Cheerfulness is the natural offspring of wisdom and virtue. F,T,A. 1,21 Bowling Club 3. GEORGE SILLMAN What shall we do - go fishing? KAREN SMEDLEY Ever in the eyes of the boys. Bowling Club l,2, Chorus l,3, Prom Comm. 3. MARTHA PENNY SCHATT Good sense and good nature are never separated. Toaz Jr. H.S, lg Leaders Club lg G.O. l,3,4, Corr. Sec. 3,4, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Tiger Inklings 2, Powdered Wigs 4, Spa- ghetti Dinner 3, Float Comm. 4, Year- book 4, Last Word 4. HOWARD SCHEER 'Tis always morning somewhere in the world. l.ESLlE ANN SCHNIER Happy am l, from care l am free. Leaders Club l,2,3,4, Secty, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4, Tres. 3, Pres. 4, Biology 2: Powdered Wigs 41 G.O. 4g Spaghetti Dinner 3g Float Comm. 4, Chess Club l,2g Year- book, Under Class Ed. 4, Last Word 4, Circulation Manager. CAROL SCHULAM True delicacy, the most beautiful heart- leaf of humanity. Girls' Chorus 3. SUSAN SMITH A true friend is forever a friend. Yearbook 45 Jr. Red Cross I,2,3g Adv. Bi- ology Club 35 Chess Club 2, Float Comm. If Bowling Club 4, Chorus I,3g Chemistry Club 4. JERRY SMOSKY A day for sport no time for toil. Football l,2,3,4, Track I,2g Basketball Ip Baseball 3. WAYNE SNOW Why all this work for the triumphs of an hour? Tiger lnklings Photo, Ed. 4, Yearbook 4, Photography Club 3. ANDREA SORMANI Much talk, much mischief. Academy of St. Joseph l,2p Ceramics Club I,2, Art Club I,Qg F.N.A. 45 F.H.A. 45 Float Comm, 4, Volleyball 49 Sewing Club 4. GEORGE SMERZ History is bunk. ALAN SMITH Life would be but tolerable were it not for its amusementsf' Yearbook 47 Band 3,4f Baseball 2,3,4g ln- tramural Basketball 3,4. JO ANNE SMITH Everyone loves one with a sincere heart. Library Council I. LANE SUTTON SMITH Of every noble work the silent part is best. FREEMAN SOULE Love of money is the root of all evil. Football l,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2 Bowling 2,3,4. LILLIAN SPAMPINATO Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm. Select Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 3, All State Sec. Chorus 3,4, All-State Chorus 4, Girls' Sextet 3, Powdered Wigs 4, Tiger Ink- lings 2,3,4, Campus Players l,2, F,T.A. 3 G.O. 3, Assembly Planning Comm. 3, Ten nis l, Chess Club 4. GERARD STAEHLIN What e're he gives, he gives the best. Track l,2,4, Soccer l, Varsity Club 4. WILLIAM STEINBERG A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Bellport H.S. l,2,3, Wrestling I, Soccer l, F.B.L.A. Club l, Jr. Play 3. RALPH STENERSON A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short. Football l,2,3,4, Basketball Intramurals 3,4, Baseball 3,4. CYNTHIA NATALIE STODOLA Character is perfectly educated will. Band l,2,3,4, All-State Sec. Band 4, Or- chestra 3,4, Tiger lnklings l,2,3, Asst. Ed. 4, Biology Club 3, Bowling Club 3, G.O. l,2. BOB STRICK Man is better pleased when he has a good dinner upon his table. Soccer l,2. SUSAN MARGARET STRINGER lt is not how much we have, but how much we enioy, that makes happiness. Hockey l, Volleyball l, Basketball l, F.N.A. l,2,3, G.O. 4, Twirling 2,3,4, Tiger lnklings 4, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 2, Class Comm. 3,4. RICHARD SULLIVAN Silence is more eloquent than words. Football lf G.O. Store 4. THOMAS SULLIVAN lf a good face is a letter of recommenda- tion, a good heart isa letter of credit. Soccer 2, Biology Club 25 Physics Club 4 SUZANNE SWEEZY Of kindness and of love. Dramatics 4, Pen Club 37 Chess Club lf Chorus l,2. JOHN SWERTNER A woman is only a woman, but a cigar is a good smoke. Gymnastics Club 2,3,4f Band l,2g Bowling Club 2. STEVE TEJADA This great spectacle of human happiness. LANA TERRY Happiness makes the beauty of beauty. Chorus l,2p Basketball 2, Bowling Club 4. LEONARD H. TEUBER Let them call it mischief: When it is past and prospered 'twill be virtue. Band I,2,3,4g Yearbook 4. ANDREW J. THIDE Seek to be good, but aim not to be great. NANCY VALENTINE Gentle of speech, beneficent of life. Chorus I. FRANK VAN LEER One thing is forever goody that one thing is success. G.O. 25 Soccer lg Service Squad 2,35 Lab. Assistant 2. JEAN VITARELLI Where e'er she - it doesn't matterg it's laughter, fun and chatter. Twirling 3,4, Captain 4g Leaders Club 23,45 F.N.A. 3,45 Football Queen Dance Comm. 35 Hockey l,2,3,4, Volleyball l,2g Basketball l,2,3, Baseball l,2,3. MARION M. VOGT Inner glow is outer beauty. Toaz Jr. H.S. I, Leaders Club I, Dramatics lg Biology Club 2: Jr. Red Cross 2, Class Comm, 2,35 Last Word Asst. Art Ed. 4g Pen Club 3: Adv, Sewing 45 F-N-A. 3: CCFYIPUS Players 4, Tennis 3,4Q Softball 3,4. VICTORIA TRIOLO Wit is the salt of conversation. Chorus 3g Sewing Club 35 Volleyball 31 Baseball 3. ELIZABETH B. TWEEDY The gift of charm may be the greatest fortune and the most serious step to ma- turity. G.O. l,2,3, lst V.P. 4, Last Word Editor 4, Volleyball l,2p Biology Club V.P., Treqsa 2, Cheerleading l. PEGGY VALERIE TYARKS Goodness and beauty are but different faces of the some all. Hockey I, Bowling Club 2,45 GO. 4g Skat- ing Club l. JOHN GOSSETT VALENTE All the world's a stage, and all its people merely players. Eastern Military Acad. l,2g Football l,2, Basketball If Baseball If l-'owdered Wigs 3, Pres. 4, G.O. Chairman Assembly Plan- ning Comm, 4g Musical 4, Last Word Business Manager 4, fs-'G we JAMES C. WALWORTH Obedience is the mother, the wife ot safety. Chess Club lg Bowling 4. BARBARA ANN WARD Youth is the gay and pleasant spring of life. Chorus l,2g Bowling Club l,3. ROGER F. WEBSTER Men are never so good or bad as their opinions. Grand Island Jr. H.S. lg Wrestling 3, Track 3,4, Bowling 3,4. HOWARD WEINBERG Think wrongly if you please, but in all cases think for yourself. Morris H.S. l,2,3f Bond 4. EINAR S. WALDUN JR. He that sleeps feels not the toothachef' JOHN H. WALLACE The years teach much which the days never know. DOLORES WALSH A little quiet is the only diet. Dominican Commercial H.S. l. LINCOLN WALTY lt's good food and not fine words that keeps me alive. Stony Brook H.S. lg Football I, Track 37 Bowling 4. KATHLEEN WELSH Kind Nature meant you to excel. Chorus 1,25 Sewing Club 35 F.H.A. 3. ALFRED WIEGAND We triumph without glory when we con- quer without fear. Biology Seminar 3. ROBERT WILBARG I like to work, but there are better wings. Adv. Chemistry Club 3g Chemistry Club 35 Biology Club 2? Chess Club 2, Campus Players 3g G.O. 3,4. STEPHEN WOLFE A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. Gymnastics Club 2,3,4. . ,V . .. W-- ELAINE MARIE WULFORST Let us recognize the beauty and wisdom ot true enthusiasm. G.O. l,3g Chorus l,2, Campus Players 45 Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Yearbook 4g Softball lg F.N.A. 2g Class Comm. 3,4. DAVE YAGER Nobody with me at sea but myself. JOAN ZABSKI She gives an appearance of delicacy and grace. Knox School 35 Chorus I, Biology Club 2. ALLAN ZOCKOFF His own special pleasure attracts each one. Football 3,45 Bowling 4, Track 4, Semors not pnctured Duane Mackey Robert Remecke l' '-. When Lynn was here 'bx. ' How w acted In Jumor OO Hugh -.1 -un .. W Remember When 'ww wx, ,gli 21 wif' Cousms Bob J and Linda P had thelr birthdays together Two old friends Mary Joyce and Joan were young Ann C and Ted C played and fought together Q I I S2 W . 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Lef To Rnghf lst ROW W Kastens S Kung J Kasfen K Rallegh B Kessler S Kohl 2nd ROW Krusa .I Kollmer B Kavanaugh L Kallskl son E Klug C Jones Left to Rnght Ist ROW C Vocca M Wolfe M Wooley V Wruck J Wood T Welnlsh 2nd ROW P Walsh G Wels J Whelan T White C Wrench 3rd ROW R Wadsfrom R Walzer R Usher Left io Rught lst ROW L Brown S Tlernan S uns K Brekke M Wnllnoms c Butler ROW D Branden R Dlbb C Braun T Bruckner N Edwards A Bonfantu 3rd ROW T Feeley R Dnbb S Broler J Carbonerl S Bruyn f ' , : . , . ' , . P. ,. ,. ,, --,J. - ff' R Myers, P. Kerwick. 3rd ROW: G. Kaplan, B. John- , I f 4 Coll' , . , . , . . 2nd 62 Left Yo Rlghf 'Ist ROW B Sherman S Scudder R SGHDJIDPO P Schullxnger R Ryback C Seuer 2nd ROW T Cotuleo S Shopa E Schlffer L Saint G Saltz K Scheuermann 3rd ROW Mr Rosenb rg E Schauss E Schnneller D Benson R Solomons D Schaller Left to Rnght Ist ROW I Tepper K McGlom M Rocco T Lewns C Zarlung L McMullen 2nd ROW B Sherman M lngraham E Yourdon R Krys ak D Sveen K Graf? 3rd ROW P Lo Combe L Larsen L Blydenburg B Sepala Left to Right Ts? ROW J Gladdmg M Fraser P Gorman A Gasparnno A Fredrlckson J Gard. ner B Frers 3rd ROW P Frohn E French A Fromm : . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . . : . e , . , . ' , . , . 4 J ,. V 8 ' : ' I f . , rt Greenwood, J. Gosman, D. Fricke. 2nd ROW: B. f ' ' ' 7 - 1 . , . ' , : . , . ' , . , f - rf - U I - - . : . , . , . , . h , . , . . : . - ' 63 WWM 'W 59,9-v :affix Left to Right 'Ist ROW M Masfrangelo N Olson K Parezo K Null S Newton 2nd ROW G Oer tel M Mohr J Munro M Meyer E Murphy A Otfenwaelder 3rd ROW D Olsen T Ommund sen S Ommundsen W Meyers P Nolan C Na poll M Osulllvan Left to Right lst ROW M Lynch D Mann B Ll gon C Mack D Lund 2nd ROW H Lush D Lee L Lee B Marshall P Marhn B Mandlgo C Los K McCoy 3rd ROW D McGorry T Los Mr La tmo S Lucas R Mackey CLASS OF 1962 Left to Rlght lst ROW R Valentlne P Vogt M Valentine P Syvertsen C VlVQllIO N Thomson C Valente P Telada H Thomas R Tooker A Taber D Sullivan K Verzl 3rd ROW R Vitale J Turner J Tunstall JVenteau F Tyska R Telner F Donarummo M Kasewltch Mr Sonen Left to Right lst ROW A Sagsveen B Rlfenbery P Sanflllppo J Scheffmeyer Y Saber K Schna bel A Purvls J Sammls 2nd ROW Mrs Linden ber er J Rannazzlsn L Pruzun J Schlneller J Schelder M Nagel M Schiffer 3rd ROW A Salzman J Ruck L Robertson J Santoro A Rlz zlno D Rowely K Robertson N Salonen T Scheuerman D Schlum Left to Rlght lst ROW C Cornellus G Chrusten sen M Chapman L Cascro B Byers I Cava nagh J Catusmskl P Costello 2nd ROW D Coluccl P Bowen P Carlo N Clnquemanl W Christensen C Dale Miss Bak 3rd ROW K Chu J Pldgeon D Vanderscoff R Choplk C Cole R Yoraschek J Cangelosu P Callahan A '4 -A f x 55 . V v 53, I J J ' ' ' ' K , . ' , . ' . : . ' - , 3 9 f - . ' , . ' , . Q 'K -' I ' , . , . ' . : . Y I I 1 1 - 1 n 1 . ' , : . ' , . , . l 1 v 1 - I . . 1 I I G. Vertichio, M. Tomaras, 2nd ROW: B. Tanner, - 4 . 1 . l 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 . I 1 . .. 2 . I 1 . L 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 A A . ' L AH I I 'gffl' Q - J ' , : . I , . l - I 4 1 0 . I - I ' . , . ' ', . . : X -1 . 1 n 1 . l -I 51 'fl ' f ' f ' - 2 - ' ll., I 1 . 1 . 1 . J 1 I I . ' r I .' l - I 65 Left to Rlght 'lst ROW J Edwards l Tsouros H Del Guuduce S Engert G DAndrea N Decker J Dumser M Doepp 2nd ROW R Dalton M Diaz T Sterling J Ehrenfeld D Duck M Clifford K Drllenschneuder M Drankwalter J Dalton 3rd Engelmark J Diaz B Dassler Mr Geenfleld Left to Right lst ROW C Gallagher J Gasknn D Evers K Glgerlch C Gertz P Getty E Far rell C Falprecht 2nd ROW T Fabrlzlo H Glor dano L Ethrndge E Erickson J Fnsher V Formica A Fleck Mrs Kung 3rd ROW R Gordon J Gu annonn C Farrell G Gallagher J Ewing R Flsch G Gibbs T Ettmger Left to Rlght 'lst ROW F Broun E Allmann E Beeman B Anderson B Booth M Brown S Boyes G Abrecht 2nd ROW R Ronda S Baker B Bergln L Anderson K Berenzy J Bnelfeld Mrs Kordal 3rd ROW R Bender W Baranchuck T Brennen K Bruu H Beechey R Beauregard T Allen A Althoff I X' ' , : . , , ' , . 1 . . I , . , . 1 . ' ,. Q , . . : . , . ' - I 4 U I n t , . . I . . I . . y N' . , . ' . : . , . '- ', . , . , . ' , . , - , . . ' , : . , . , . ' 4 . - , . ' , . , X . , . . . . , . ' v I ' . I I ' I . ' I , I F V. I H A I I v f . 1 ' J ROW: A. D'Ambrosio, R. Decker, G. Duffett, G. J , . I , . , 1 . xi Q g 'AJ W sf-:.' , f ' ' A A A . - R ' , : . , , , , . , - , - , , . . : . , . 1 I 1 , , . , 1 U . . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 66 Left to Right 1stROW M Wheeler K Walters P Weldon M Zanllno E Wallace G Zllllan 2nd ROW B Wallace D Walter C Zarras C Yager E Zarras C Wane 3rd ROW W Partlow E Wat son R Pfammatter R Yager R Wright M Krapf Left to Right lst ROW B Kemble F Steppacher D Kenney N Van Slullters S Lloyd G Salma C Lunz 2nd ROW M Klnkead D Jensen T Kcc zmarek E Katcher R Lelns Mrs Boerke 3rd ROW B Keller D Jenkms D Lewis B Kirwan J Josefsek. Left to Rlght 'lst ROW P Stlebler L Sprukts R Special L Stodola S Sormam J Slocum 2nd R W M Smsth K Schroeder K Stenz J Strlnger V Hackett D Roy L Herman Miss Perry 3rd ROW C Seaman J Schultz P Spo sato B Streeker W Soulna B Smith D Sm th R Schouw B Snyder J Fortuer Left to Right 'Ist ROW M McKowen P McLaugh 2nd ROW Mrs Lombardo J Mann R Martin C Macedomo R Melullo J Langton J McNally 3rd ROW R Melchlor S La Sasso G Matlna G Krebs J Kolowoskl Left to Right lst ROW M Hoffman M Guthrie E Hat? L Herrmann M Grleb M Gustafsson B Greene 2nd ROW T Guzowsk: B Goodwin B Hickey B Forberg V Hohan E Hayward 3rd ROW Mr Boyd K Gorbas R Gotta K Edwards L Goskowskl J Hansen Left to Right 'Ist ROW C Olson G Tangen J NortonTaylor S Paskle M Pfrlender D P mosch V Pezznno 2nd ROW W Monroug J Pa parlzzl G Oertel M Perelra J Pollzzo R Pew kowslu Mr Wakem 3rd ROW W Moschml E Morrnson J Dusney A Pattersan J OConnor J Moulton ' - , . , . ' - . , ., 'ky' lin, B. Kranker, P. Miller, S. Latrell, J. Manette. X, ,X F L . - , . ' , . ' , . ri , . , . , 68 ACTIVITIES sf., 5.3. 1, .. 1. Left to right, FIRST ROW: D. McGory, G. Dufiet, B, Stroscheirn J. Koionoski, J. Guido, G. Oertel, L. Andersen, C. Ritz. J. Gai Iagher, L. Robertson, P. Delaney, M, Kinkead, M. Fontaine. SECOND ROW: C. Vacca, S. Stringer, D. Haufmcin, A, John- son, P. Schillinger, J, Tanev, N, Hubbard, V. English, C. Kline, L. Schnier, D. Robbins, J. Freudenberg, C. Zariing, A. Scott, A. Nash. THIRD ROW: P, Tyarks, E. Forberg, B. Tanner, B. GENERAL L. to R.: SEATED: A. Scott, Recording Secretary: M. Schott, Corresponding Secretary: C. Ritz, Pres- ident: B. Tweedy, First Vice-President: T. Nash Treasurer. STANDING: M. Fontaine, Defeated Pres- idential Candidate: Lincoln Anderson, Second Vice President. nm' a- ff Andrew, L. Fornufo, B. Byers, P. Quinn, A. Carlson, P. Miller, A. Purvis, M. Willioms, J. Dumser, E. Beemon, E. Erickson, M. Schoif, B, Tweedy. FOURTH ROW: R, Joyce, C. Middleton, W. Cannon, J. Alexichick, W. Soufer, S. Shopo, R. Usher, S. Hub- bord, B. Becker, W. Kovonough, N. Olson, H. Egor, J. Endee, ORGANIZATION X i960 G.O, Officers L. to R. SEATED: Donc Roy, Recording Secretory, Ricky Usher, First vice-presidenf, Ed Yourdon, Pres- idenf, Mike Kinkeod, Second vice-president, Lyn Mohr, Corresponding Secretory. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: J. Patiky lSenior Girls Ed.I, L. Ireland CAssistont Ed.J, D. Hoflmon lEditor-in-Chiefl, D. Robbins lCircuIaticn and Faculty Ed.l, S. Kelly lBusiness Ed.I. BACK ROW: J. Mannion IActivities Ed.I, R. Joyce lSenior Boys Ed.I, T. Roesch ISports Ed.J, M. Fontaine lPhotography Ed,l, S. Kosso ISports Ed.I. Tiger Tales L. to R.: FIRST ROW: S. Kasso, J. Mannion, D. Brown, D. Rob- bins, J. Potiky, C. Nichols, D. Hoffman, L. Ireland, L. Schnier, S. Kelly, M. Fontaine. SECOND ROW: V, Ferronte, M. Schott, A. Scott, J. Endres, L. Chu, C. DeLourentis, S, Stringer, P. Caruso, C. Stodolo, L. Peterson, J. Lustig. THIRD ROW: N. Klein, R. Mace! donio, L. Fornuto, E. Wulforst, J. Mazeau, L. Hamolainen, G Novok, E. Novotny, T, Roesch, F. Jagisch, C. Ritz, W. Snow FOURTH ROW: R. Joyce, M. Hoffman, C. Kline, B. Andrew, J Jagger, B. Morrell, P. Modden, M. Fitzsimmons, J. Gondo, P Kaut. 1 R P Smith Treasurer L Fornu o Secretary K Covonogh Presidenf P Kruso Vice Presidenf N Olson Historian L. to R., FIRST ROW: P. Smith, L. Martin, C. Fleck, P. Caruso, D. C. Schouss, K. Covoncugh, D. Brciden, L. Fornuto, C. Mock Brown, P, Burns, L. Nelson, N. Collins, J. Comerford, S. Sweezey: N, Oslon, S, Herbert, J. Lockwood, A. Corlson, FOURTH ROW SECOND ROW: S. Kelly, P. Tel0dO, V. Fcillo, E. WUlfOI'Sl', M- M. Fontaine, C. Hozzord, D. Redder, FIFTH ROW: G. Koplon, P Williams, M, Lynch, K. Kelleher, H. Egor, A. Leary, THIRD ROW: Kruso, R. Usher. 2'-2' xl' My Three Angels was produced by the Campus Players in November. It was a pleasant and amusing comedy with an off-beat story and some unusual angels - a trio of convicts. Ricky Usher, George Kap- lan, and Charles Hazzard starred and Valerie Failla provided the charming romantic interest in this very successful play. Mr. John Maguire and Miss Carmen Conte directed this successful play. Leads of MY THREE ANGELS L. to R.: SEATED: C. Hazzard, G. Kaplan, R. Usher. STANDING: P. Tejada, V. Failla, E. Wulforst, S. Kelly, C. Schauss, P. Krusa. Arsenic and Old Lace was presented in April. This presentation repeated the success of the orig- inal Campus Players production given five years ago. The little old ladies with that unusual hobby were played by Valerie Failla and Elaine Wulforst. Sue Kelly, Paul Krusa, Chris Ritz, and Charles Schauss were among those in the large and talented cast. Leads of ARSENIC AND OLD LACE L. to R.: SEATED: E. Wulforst, R. Usher, V. Failla. STANDING: P. Teiada, D. Braiden, S. Kelly, P. Krusa, G. Kaplan, C. Schauss. Left to Right: Mr, Sweezey fAdvisorI, M. Biydenburgh fSecretaryI, L Coscio CTreosurerJ, J. Volente KPresidentI. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: D. Oldhom, A, AItI'iofi, M. Chapman, J. Giliespie, Mr. Sweezey VAdvisor'J, J. VoIente, M. BIydenburgI1, J. McDougoIl, L. Coscio, A, Coue. SECOND ROW: R. Rybock, B. Byers, P. MiIIer, D. Roy, D. Lewis, R. Bethell, L. Wilson, L. Fow- throp, A. Scott, C. DeLourentis, L. Sprukts. C. Fowthrop. THIRD ROW: S, Tiernan, J. Vitorelli, P. G, L. Stodola, D. Avers, A. Suter, C. Slifku, S. Slattery, M, Rocco, J. Cczbel, P. Quinn, L. Spompin- I I I oto, L. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: D. Luciano, N. Kropf, K. Scheur mon, J, Sarnmis, C, Zorling, C. Hoglln, B. Ligon, M. Zontino, J Hampton, A, Cermok, J. Freudenberg, D. Brown, L. Schnier, M Schott, C. Vclente, P. Scznfillipo, J, Fox. FIFTH ROW: M. Doepp J. Lewis, T. Weinisch, K. Rifenberey, C, Reiliy, M, Smith, C Folprecht, E, Schouss topi, J. Alexichick, R. Stocker, T. Om mundsen, C. Napoli, W. Haverkamp, A. Purvis, I, Cavanagh. VIII' I I Leads of DAMN YANKEES Left to Right: Mr. Mar- enchinf Mr. SWSSZY, LAdvisorsU, J, Valente, Mr. KVUSQGY, iAdvisori, A. Coue, L. Anderson, J, Mar- tin, E. Schauss, L. Spampinoto. DAMN YANKEES Production The Powdered Wigs Society and the Music De- houses on February ii,i2,i3, and 14, for the bene- partment cooperated this year to produce the rnu- fit of the Northport Teachers Association Scholarship sical play Damn Yankees. This was something new Fund. Everyone who saw the show enjoyed it, but for Northport and it turned out to be an unprec- those who worked the hardest in and for it enjoyed edented success, They play was given to overfiowing it the most! iffy L To R FIRST ROW J Forabaugh Treos urer G Canning President T Roesch Vice President SECOND ROW E Madsen fer FOURTH ROW T Conklin B Becker K McCoy C Ryan R Rotella T Gospar mo T White FIFTH ROW L Anderson C R Stocker D Smith E Wine R Rinaldo Middleton J Smosky K Morrell S Hub THIRD ROW: E. Klug, D. Egan, M. lngra bard, T. Maltese, J. Stahlin, D. Aschloger ham, F. DeGeorge, R. Fratangelo, B. Schif- The Varsity Club is a newly organized club for boys who have earned Varsity sports letters. Its de- clared purpose is to promote athletics in all forms 5 at Northport High School. The club got oft to a good start with a very active g first year. lt provided for the policing of home bas- ! ketball games, held after-game dances, and spon- l . 5 J X- sored an intramural double-header for student en- joyment. Together with the Leaders club it sponsored the Olympia sports night. ' The Varsity Club should prove to be an alive, ac- tive organization which will benefit our school. 80 IW ff 1 41 N. 1. 1' The members of the Girls' Leaders Club are . chosen by the faculty and their classmates on the ,U basis of scholarship and character. They try to up- lit, hold the ideals of sportsmanship and leadership, and they help in school and community functions. This year the club, as has become its custom, adopted a needy family for Christmas, providing ,- a Christmas tree, a dinner, and gifts. The club made 1., I a contribution to the Northport Teachers' Associa- I' tion Scholarship Fund. It sponsored together with the Varsity Club an Olympia sports night. S The Leaders Club founded by Miss Barlie in l956 has become a useful and well established organiza tion of the school L to R FIRST ROW L Schnier fSecretaryl D Robbins QTreasurerJ P Madden lPresidentJ J Vitarelli Nice Press dentj L Ireland SECOND ROW P Caruso J Patiky L Chu L Mohr J Mazeau S Kasso P Quinn J Tanev THIRD ROW B Albino N Hubbard S Slattery M Blydenburgh Leary A Purvis J Mannion E Allman FOURTH ROW Beeman P Schillinger A Coue M Guthrie FIFTH ROW Madden B Kessler L Herman P Ghetty SIXTH ROW Sagsveen B Booth M Brown D Walter SEVENTH ROW Forberg D Roy L Gill M Corlls EIGHTH ROW J Pro chaska N Krapf L Etheridge C Robbins 81 I SEATED: L. Chu lPresidentJ. L. to R.: FIRST ROW: B. Anderson, A. Langton, N. Krapf CCorresponding Secretaryi, W. Smyth, L E. Haff, S. Slattery, P. Quinn, J. Cabel, B. Wallace, C. Stocek Etheridge, C. Jennings, L. Peterson, D. Tannen, C. Fleck, C Ureasurerb, B, Ligon lRecording Secretaryj, G. Tenant, M. Bolk, Robbins, C. Slifka, L. Sagsveen, M, Fitzsimmons, J. Alexichik. Miss Robertson lAdvisorl, Mr. Milkes CAdvisorJ. SECOND ROW: Future Teachers of America Future Nurses of America L. to R.: FIRST ROW CKneeIingJ: M. Norton-Taylor, fPresidentJ, M. Blydenburgh, CSecretaryJ, B. Berglund, fTreasurerJ7 A. John- son, CVice-Presidentj. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hayner, ladvisorjf M. Grieb, B, Tanner, C. Stenz, L. Wallace, J. Bieltield, J. Stringer, J. Lewis, J. Norton-Taylor, B. Freres, J. Tanev. THIRD ROW: M. Smith, E. Erickson, M. Guthrie, T. Guzowski, M. Gustaveson, C Chichocki, W. Kastens, E. Diaz, A. Fleck, L. Fawthrop, A. Coue FOURTH ROW: M. Doepp, K. Gretemayer, A. Sagasveen, C. Ol son, D. Walters, F. Steppacher, M. Fraser, S. Davis, A. Suter, A. Sormani, J. Vitarelli, C. Fawthrop, J. Fox. L. to R.: FRONT TABLES: B. Wallace, R. Vitale, L. Sprutz, L. An- son, P, Sanfillipo, B. Morrison, N. Solonen, B. Smith, M. Kinkead derson, L, Herman, E. Kelcher, M. Brown, L. Wilson, G, Zillion, P. Teiada. D. Roy. BACK TABLES: L. Etheridge, E. Hafl, E. Beeman, E. Erick- Sophomore History Seminar Yorker Club L. to R.: FIRST ROW: J. Kolmer, Ureasurerjg S. Kczut, E. Dun- Ligon, N. Farrel, K. O'Hara, J. Cabel, P. Quinn. THIRD ROW: woody, L. Fawthrop, S. Herbert, W. Keller, T. Brennan, SECOND N. Klein, M. Schifter, V. Wruck, E. DeGeorge, C. Spong, B. ROW: P. Smith, CPresidentJ: D. Luciano, fVice-Presidentjp M. Mandigo, lSecretaryJ: R. Goodwin, N. Engleman, G. Zillian, C Fraser, C. Seiler, K. Sherman, L. Gill, C. Zarling, C. Haeglin, B. Gertz, S. Baker, M. Drankwalter, E. Forberg. A., .........i.x ...---v Left to Right FIRST ROW: Sifting: J. Kolonoski, L, Wilson, D. J. Norton-Taylor. THIRD ROW: E, Ericson, J. Ventreau, R. Vitale, Evers, C, Gertz, M. Drankwalfer, C. Olson. SECOND ROW: Sif- B. Christensen, S. Boyes, J. Guido, V. Formica, T. Guzowski, T. ting: P, Sanfilippo, B. Tanner, B. Booth, A. Purvis, D. Walter, Sprukrs, R. Snyder, F. Johnson, G. Zillian. Biology Club Advanced Biology Club Left to Right: FRONT TABLES: J, Lockwood, C. Seller Chiddenl, J. G. Novak, P. Foster, E. Dunwoody, Hall, C. Mack, N. Olson, V. Penkes, R. Walzer. BACK TABLES: STANDING: Mr. Sonen lAdvisorl. ggi.: A -,gi Q. I i av 1 o',eaI.N,..gl Lewis, M. Mostrangelo .1 if r' ! ' I fi.: If 1 ,A 'Til ,iwmmi , s Q Q - 4 I , ,V , 1' t ?-...,.,, W' V, f , 4 + f ff V J,, ' 5 f' . ,f .V A' I , Y -, .. 1 , 4 ,M ,, 81 x f sffgwskp ,N,L,f,- 4 . f,.' ' f I N A i In '?w , A AA A f,.Zif?gm,:,Y2gw'w' . A L Q I 1 5 it ,- , ,rv Y wqziii, vs 4- 1 SEATED: Mr, Snyder lAdvisorl. STANDING, L. io R.: J. Gallagher, J. McDougall, B. Sauter, D. Brunn, R. Pfammater, N. Klein. Left io Right FIRST ROW Cseofedlz V. Ferranie, R. Ferranfe, R. Macedonia, J. Guido. SECOND ROW: B. Albino, J. Cabel, M. Rocco, S. Slaffery, N, Farrell, K. Brekke, K. Kelleher, C. Gertz, J, McKenna, H. Del Giudice, S. Baker, Mr. Petullo lAdvisorl. THIRD ROW: D. Luciano, P. Sanfllippo, M. Grieb, E. Wallace, M. Zanflno, C. Sfenz, J. Rannazzisi. FOURTH ROW: G. DeAngells, C. Napoli, A. Rizzino. J wif'-y :A ,iid .LS The woodwind section of The band. Here are th 6 percussion players. xg '35 ...Y I.. io R.: FIRST ROW: K. Eaton, R. Wright J. Endee. SECOND ROW: J. Ruck, J. Ven- feau, S, Slattery, J. Disney, L. Sfodola THIRD ROW: W. Maschini, G. Saltz, D Berglund, K. Fagar-s, J. Martin, D. Baitcher, B. Fransier, J. Papparazzi, J. Ewing. x . ' K I Li The band L. fo R. B. Chrisfenson, B, Melchair, P. Kur- wick, C. Kline, J. Gardner. L. to R.: FIRST ROW: R. Valentine, D. Corle- ton. SECOND ROW: A. D'Ambrosio, C. Stodolo, J. Langton, R, Hasterlik, THIRD ROW: J. McDougall, C. Seiler, B. Morisson, E. Schineller, G. Gibbs, R. Rincldo, M. Decker, J. Patterson. FOURTH ROW: H. Weinberg, M. Ingrohcm, W. Brush, D. Kes- sler, W. Kuhl, B. Haverkamp, L. Blyden- berg, P. Frohn. All together I., to R.: FIRST ROW: B. Anderson, T. lljes, P. Sposato, R. Klein, D. Condit, J. Camp- bell. SECOND ROW: D. Brunn, S. Hanulec, L. Teuber, P. Walsh, K. Bruu, THIRD ROW: T. Beccaria, R. Schouw, J. Gustavsson, J. Carden. Here are some more woodwinds and brass The brass part of the band ,-- .1 9 3... .sd Left to Right: J. Anderson, J. Vitorelli, Captain, D. Luciono. FIRST ROW: J, Anderson, J. VitoreIIi, D. Luciano. SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: D. Primosch, B. Booth, M. Brown, P. Getty, D. Co- J. Munro, J, Cobei, I. Tepper, P. Hipwell, M. Blydenburgh, A. Iucci, E. Ericson, C. Sliiko, J. HCJII, J. Bierfield, B. Kessler, P. Leary, S. Stringer, N, Forrel, J, Freudenberg, S. French, B. Ligon. Greenwood, B. Greene. Q I I L. to R.: SEATED: D. Condit, J. Campbell, M. Ingraham, P. Walsh, Schineller, A. D'Ambrosio, R. Hasterlik, K. Eaton. STANDING: S. Slattery, J. Gardner, K. Fagans, J. Endee, D. Berglund, E. S. Hanulec, J. Gustavsson. O . f-.q g ,Q.,lf2l .iw . 1 - ' l 5. Af C9 ' f fl L. to R.: FIRST ROW: C. Fawthrop, P. Walsh, C. S-eiler, A. Pur- nings, C. Stodola, D. Carleton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Zale fadvisorl, vis. SECOND ROW: S. Slattery, R. Hasterlik, R. Wright, C. Jen- M. Fraser, B. Morisson, D. Condit, M. Ingraham, H. Weinberg. I , 92 'R Q 25 isgi l,si5' 5 Left to Right: FIRST ROW: L. Spampinato, A. Scudder, T. Lewis, ton, M. Fitzsimons, A. Coue, S. Kasso, P. Hoffman, S. Newton. L. Anderson, M. Chapman, N. Van Sluiiters, J. Stringer, S. Pas- THIRD ROW: K. Bruu, D. Clifton, C. Braun, W, Heathcoate, R. kie, J. Slocum, P. Syersten, B. Goodwin, J. Patiky. SECOND Thide, E. Schauss, R. Beider, A. Althoff, J. Martin, J. Gallagher ROW: S. Lloyd, J. Mannion, C. Gallagher, B. Marshall, D. Carle- Select Chorus Suffolk County Sectional Chorus Members L. to R.: L. Spampinato, J. Mannion, C. DeLaurentis, J. Martin, J. Patiky, S. Newton, R. Beider, Mr. Mar- enchin iseatedl. i 1 L. fo R.: C. Ritz, J. Patiky, S. Kelly, L. Ireland, S. Wolfe. National Honor Society Junior Red Cross Left to right: FIRST ROW: L. Chu, lTreasurerJ, A. Langton, Nice-Presidenflp L. Schnier, KPresidentJ, P. Hipwell, lSecre?urYJ: Miss Breaux, lAdvisorJ. SECOND ROW: C. Folprecht, C. Valente, M. Fraser, F. Johnson, L, Peterson, N. Klein, L. Sagsveen. Mrs. Heine, Mrs. Wassung, Mrs. Bernhard. Office Sta ff Mrs. Clark Mrs. MacKillop Advanced Placement Chemistry L. fo R.: B. Andrew, J. Alexichik, R. Wilbarg, J. Campbell, F. Jagisch, G. Altemose, W. Sauter, K. Clerke, Mr. Kass llnstructorj, C. Ritz, S. Wolfe. SPQRTS W ig 'v 41 5' . 1 R VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Stenerson, J. Fratongelo, E. Wine, R. Rinaldo, D. Schlicting, THIRD ROW: Carden, P. Doepp, J. Farabough, G. Canning, C. Middleton, C. Coach Ryder, S. Hubbard, L. Andersen, R. Stocker, T. Omund- Ryan, A. Zockoft, K. Morrell, SECOND ROW: D. Smith, B. Can- sen, Cough Kelly, non, K. Piddington, D. Egan, L, Penny, J. Smosky, E. Madsen, B. I ll' ll ' . II ll G 1 . .K ' . . . , ' . ll ll 'I I I I 96 Crowded out there Isnt lt? Foot The 1959 Football Tngers lf you happened to be around the football tleld almost anytime between September lst and Novem ber lst you would probably have heard the cussnng of Mr Kelly and the infrequent almost comical outbursts of Coach Ryder You would also have heard the customary gripes from the squad By the flrst game there was a hard core of guts behmd each player on the team and thus core got harder and grew larger as the season progressed The Tigers were outweighed by at least ten pounds per man In each game but they never gave up They fought to only two vlctorles and stall never gave up We could mentuon several statnstucs but these are well known What IS not so well known however as the time effort and pure guts put Into the sport by each and every man on the team Cl JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW left to right T Feeley n J Kolowoskl R Vfole B Hoffort G Gibbs R K e Morruson B Dossler L Covol J Glonnom P Formuco THIRD ROW T No'ond D Horned E Rlkers Couch Krapf E Rondo A DAmbrosuo P Stone T Erfmger SECOND ROW J Dunwoody A Fredrlckson L Blydenberg Ruck B Sfreoker B Klrwln J Disney A Solzmon S Omund Eng Doddy Ryon pushmg In The foces of oppos :ng centers Johnny U Forono Throwing hrs only complete poss Corl Mrddleton ploylng prochcolly every posmon on the Teom Joe Perkowskn ond his honds Jerry Smosky ond his l35 pounds foklng o beofrng ln every gome These ore some of The boys ond only o few Thor wnll be massed come next September Despite The Tremendous odds ogonnsr Them not one of The boys gove up Thns IS The whole spiral of The outweaghed but undounted 1959 Tlgers Whof con be sold for The vorsnfy con olso be sold for the JV They were outweighed but never out ployed We expecf To see most of Them next yeor flllung an the ploces of Those who hove groduofed ond left To ronks of the Vorslfy l96O rs o yeor Northporf wnll be proud of 1 N, ,Q , :. B. ,. ,. ,. ,. , 1 f -V ,V f- ,A , 1- 1- 1- f- ,- Il' Il ' ' ' ll ll ' ' , . i I 2 - 1 1 1 - I I ' 'E 'Lei-m-F' Ll K . .fffovf Q . , Z The Queen and her court during the parade in her honor. Left to right: K. Smed- Iey, L. Nelson, the queen, J. Vitarellif J. Lucente, M, Donnarummo. ' ,, l ,1 ff P Yi I ' ,. ' Q 1 ,If . A' ' . I Queen Jean accepts the traditional plaque 1 ,' ., , on which her name is inscribed with those of A F the queens that have preceded her from last year's queen, Gail Cronin. During the parade, the lovely girl who began the tradition of having a Football Queen at Northpcrt, Mary Lau Morrell -- l957 monarch, and Gail Cronin - l958 monarch, smile for the camera. CSX FCDCDTBALI. QU EEN 1960 m. qv Q -N W . L. to R. - Mary Ann Doncurummo, member of the Queen's court, Nancy Lou Morrell, 1958 Queen, Gail Cronin, 1959 Queen, Jean Vifarelli, 1960 Queen: Karen Smedley, Leila Nelson and Jennie Lucenfe, members of ihe Queen's court. 99 VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW left to right M Corlls C Vacca J Tanev B Berglund L Gull L Etheridge N Krapf E Allman G Oertel E Beeman L Chu SECOND ROW .1 Freudenberg C Wine Not plctured S Kosso G Madden and B Morrell Hockey SENIORS L Chu Mass Barlle M Corlns Not Puctured S Kasso and B Morrell 100 Its a goal' Its a goal' These few words were shouted by our gurls hockey team thus year Fme offensive and defensive teamwork led us to vnctory In most of our interscholastic games We lost only one game to Harborflelds the score belng two to one However The gurls ably defeated Huntlngton two to one Port Jefferson five to one and Half Hallow Halls threeto one At Playday our Hockey team placed thnrd wmmng one game and tying two L: Kam Chu from Northport was given the outstanclnng players award The Hockey season was most fruitful and engoyable The girls had one of thelr most suc cessful seasons IH recent years 1 2- ,- f - ,- ,4,4 ,- ,V f . ,. ,.p :. , .. g. ,. , . . 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E 1 , . t 1 hi fn., it . ti .al SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW left to right D Bralden R Dbb ham T Whlte P Frohn G Saltz R Hansberg R Dlbb S Kaut M Perara J Gardiner D Ahlschlager B Shaffer J Pollzzo J B Johnson 0I'ldC JOHSS Whelan and L Kalrslu SECOND ROW M Fontaine M lngra The l959 soccer season was a profitable If not an altogether loyous one for the North port Hugh School Varsnty Team The wonlost columns stand an black and white evndence of the unenvlable record displayed by the squad however score books never tell the whole story In the light of the old maxim The primary purpose of sport us enloyment the Northport booters stand glorified Under the guudance of coaches Don Cone Otto Bart nnger and Tom Boyd the team ganned more experience and had more enloyment than did perhaps any other slmllar team In the league lt was not by any m ans a regrettable season although a better one IS promised for next year However next year three seniors will be sorely missed They are co captarn Doug Ahlschlager Mnke lngraham and Mark Fontaine Soccer 101 CO CAPTAINS D Ahlschlager andJ Gardiner . , . ' , . V , ' , , ' , , . . . . 5 : . ' , . - I 11 - - - 11 4 W' - ' 3 'li A 1-4,.551f 1 1 1. .V ,ls ' t. - 11 - 11 Y K yn ITV ' K' ei ' fi ' .1 Q , f , . .,v, I f, - 5 , IGN V 4. w ' 'w t ,Q ' 'pr . , . fy D ' I Qu I 1 1 X - .- A ,,-.MA, . J 11 u E , L 1 A J K' V U. ' T L L 1 C . T F K V4 f . W. FRONT ROW left to right G Madden E Allman M Corlls N Hubbard and P Darch SECOND ROW G Oertel P Madden L Gall C Fawthrop C Robbuns G Mattson andL Ethrldge Volleyball The T960 Volleyball season was very suc cessful for Northport The competmon was keen and spnrnts hugh Northport partncupated nn and won three games The defeated schools were Wlllnam Floyd Hauppauge and West lsf Playday was held at South Huntington on January lo l96O Northport was eliminated from the competition when they lost the first game Ginny Mattson was grven the most out standing player award Thus was the second year ln a row that Ginny received this honor The gurls had an excellent season lts un defeated record wnth the exception of Play day ns somethrng to be proud of SENIORS FRONT ROW left to right M Corlls and P Darch SECOND 102 l ROW: P. Madden, C. Robbins, and G. Mattson. lip. Wrestling Wrestlmg ns a very young sport here at Northport and already the squad has been hurt by graduatuon lt seems that thus IS the reason whuch prevented the team from com pnlnng a better record The boys on the team are a hearty group despnte thelr poor show n They put out all they had and we can as no more In tlme with this Splfll we are sure that our team wlll come up with a wlnnxng season Again thns year the wrestling team wall be hut by graduatuon Sux of nts varsnty men will be mussnng next season These Semors John Carden Myron Jenkms Tony DAndrana Tom Maltese Std Marx and Phnl Koemg who have gnven their all for the team wall not be around to help Northport gann a strong tootnng an the leagues standnng next year WRESTLING FRONT ROW left to nght K Robertson P De beg J De Andreas B Rhonda THIRD ROW Coach Buonomo laney L Robertson N Clnquemam J Harley G Oertel J GI R Martin B Kuhl W Moschlm S Shopa R Schow B Welden annonl S Marx P Koenlg S Kaut SECOND ROW V Pmkes J Carden M Jenkuns T Beccarla B Cavanaugh T DAndrla T Maltese K Stelnberg R Hans- 1 IQ. , k . , , 0 - 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , :. ,.- Y1. 1- 1 5 1 ,. ,. 1. 1. ,.- . 1-1- 1- 1- 1- 1 ,. ,. ,.. :, , . ,- 1. . ,. . . ,.,,. ,. ,. 57 Varsity Basketball 'I959-'60 League 4 After a two-year famine of really winning teams, the Tiger cagers played a steady year of capable basketball and brought to Northport some well-de- served glory. They didn't win the flag. Their material was not wholly championship. But, under Head Coach John Stump, the Tigers played some exciting and inspired basketball. but we like teams here the ball, a who knows, True, the record is not world-shattering, to think of it as a trend toward winning at Northport, A few different bounces of few referees' whistles the other way, and your Tigers might have come just a little closer than they did to Ist place. Senior, Ted ConkIin's all-around play, but es- Hauppauge 51 Northport 30 Northport 54 ..... Babylon 37 fSouth Huntington 57 Northport 48 Northport 74 .... Kings Park 70 'Northport 63 .... Huntington 52 Northport 72 .. Port Jefferson 60 Northport 67 .... Lindenhurst 58 'Brentwood 60 .... Northport 53 'South Huntington 58 Northport 49 ,'Northport 57 .... Huntington 54 fNorthport 63 ..... West Islip 37 'Port Jefferson 64 .. Northport 63 +Lindenhurst 6I Northport 53 Northport 87 ..... West Islip 5I 'Northport .. Brentwood pecially his rebounding, gave Northport spectators many thrills throughout the season. Tom Roesch, the man who played the actual pivot most of the year, managed to grab quite a few offensive rebounds and stash them away for a Tiger basket, and also lead the team in foul shooting. Bob Rotella and Jim Far- abaugh proved to be capable mainstays for the Tiger team. Buddy Becker did an outstanding iob as play- maker, and Jim Campbell and Joe Hughes were strong Hll-ins. The Class of I960 has given the Northport bas- ketball teams a push in the right direction. We hope the trend toward winning instead of losing con- tinues. Junior Varsity Basketball 1959-1960 League Hauppauge 37 Northport 27 flxlorthport 5I South Huntington 45 Babylon 60 ...... Northport 55 fblorthport 38 .... Huntington 37 7'Port Jefferson 40 . Northport 36 +Lindenhurst 56 .... Northport 49 fBrentwood 40 .... Northport 38 'South Huntington 52 Northport 47 t'Huntington 5I .... Northport 47 fNorthport 49 ...... West Islip 38 +I-Tort Jefferson 5I . . . Northport 49 'Windenhurst 64 Northport 46 fNorthport 53 ..... West Islip 23 Northport . . Brentwood KK Varsity Team left to rnght S Kasso C Kline E Beeman M rus P Darch LGIII Allman and P Madden Not Pictured G Mattson Basketball 1960 proved to be one of Northport s most success ful seasons ever In anterscholastnc games the grrls rolled up a record of 3 and l Thenr only defeat was at the hands of Port Jetterson Playday was once again held at Northport Hugh School The glrls brought home the flrst banner ever won by a Northport team The players responsnble for thus outstandvng season are Glnny Mattson Sue Kasso Carol Kline Maryann Corlus Pat Madden and Phyllns Darch These sux sensors wxll be sorely missed un the athletlc program next year 106 Seniors left to right S Kasso Mass Barlle P Madden C Klune P Darch and M Corlus Not Pnctured G Mattson A K. .. .. T 5, ., Q , , K, H-td A . X Q g M . V V l,, V VW KX Y' . KL, I . 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' x Y f FRONT ROW lr B Becker J Farabaugh E Klug C Middleton R Bethel P Doepp J Cetta J Campbell Coach Bob Krapf SECOND ROW C Hazzard E Wane R Stocker E Madsen A Fredrlckson B Fra tangelo A Gasparlno B Rotella R Walzer Baseball Dethroned nn l959 the l96O edltlon ot the North port Tiger baseball team wnll try to pull oft a bug comeback for Coach Bob Krapt who starts has sec ond season as Head Coach Wnth a renewed spxrlt Northport takes the Held In 60 with an eye toward brlngmg back the Al laurels to thenr rzghtful owners Back wnth Coach Krapt are Joltlng Joe Perkowskn behind the plate and Bullet Bob Rotella on the mound A combo luke that In the battery posltuons wlll be hard for any team to match Perkowskl ns equally protlcuent at hut tang those long towering home runs as he as at tortur mg mtlelders wuth hns red hot lme druves Bobby Ro tella ns the dumlnutlve southpaw who tanned more than 2 batters an mmng last year Rotella mnxes up has blazmg speed with a vnclous hook and when hes on theres no beatung hum Buddy Becker and Eddte Wine two luntors are the most promnsnng Keystone combo Backed by Jimmy Farabaugh In center the Tlgers look good down the middle where its lmpor tant Competutnon among the ranks us strong even at those posltlons where the 'ob seems sewed up and nf thus sptrnt can be carrned through 7 mmngs In all ot l5 games the starved Northport fans may well have a pennant i'5- 1- 1- rt 1- ,- ,. 1- 1 :. , . , . , . , . , . - ,. ,. ,. . I . I - 1 ., . . . ll ' ll ' ' ll ll . . . .. , 1 Il II I ' ' ' I 1 - I . . ., . -- - H If 1 I atxa Varsity Team FRONT ROW left to rlght M Corlns R Dobe C Kline S Kasso P Darch G Madden L Gull and Mlss Barlle necker G Gardiner B Berglund and D Duck SECOND ROW No? Plcfured G Mattson and A Cermak Softball As Tiger Tales goes to press Nortlwports softball Team prepares for an actnve and successful season This season should prove to be of championship cal: ber Norfhporf has both The splraf and lT1ClII'1C1llOf1 to bring home another banner Tom Roesch shows his form. 108 Left to Right FRONT ROW John Whelan John Glcnnonl Make Morrison Tom Roesch George Saltz John Ahearn Dennls Bran lngrahm Richard Gotta Peter Walsh SECOND ROW Bruce den Coach Otto Baltlnger Tennus Highly successful In 1959 IH xts lnltlal year our Tennis team us looking forward to an even better season thus Sprung With all players returnmg and most of them showing Improvement the primary ques tion IS whether they can Improve upon their l2 2 record of last year and wln the Class A County Chomplonshup The weakness of last years team rested nn nts erahc doubles teams and Coach Bamnger will try to ellml nate that weakness In some Nay Returnlng lettermen from last year are Furst Smgles Tom Roesch Second Snngles Lnncoln Andersen Thnrcl Singles Mllce lngrahm First Doubles John Gxannonl John Ahearn Second Doubles John Whelan George Saltz Substntute Ricard Gotta 1 f f 1 ' 1 I , . , . . . , . ' x 1 1 1 Varsity Cheerleaders, Left to right, K. Farabaugh, S. Kahl, M. Schott, D. Lund, J.Lockwood, and N Hub bard. Junior Va rsify Cheerleading Cheerleaders: Z Left to Rig ht. G. Orfel, E. Petifo, L. Mohr, D, Lewis, and P. Schillinger ff' f P 3 Q B 4 fi 56 A Q aJ,,p ,43- !S?7?'? 'Q -0 , L FIRST ROW Ir C Cole J Monrolg G Oriel I Scheurmcn K Edwards SECOND ROW M Fonfcnne R Adams D Schlncmng R Wrlghf J Fcrobough Gymn cnshcs Tec: m Whore s iho Boll? Ted Score: Agcm 4 ,MJ- WQUW4 W' 9lfwfW 3' Au-a 112 5, W- : f K' fv k M' 3, B7 x Xt, mm 5. X Officers for I 959 PRESIDENT Chrls Rntz FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Elizabeth Tweedy SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Lnncoln Andersen CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Martha Schatt RECORDING SECRETARY Amy Scott TREASURER Ton: Nash Football Queen Homecomung Weekend Increased Discounts at IocaI stores Clothrng Dnve GRGA wlshes to tha student body for cooperation durl not have had as s May the power of the vested In the H Without such backi 114 ZATIO nk the entlre their outstanding ng the past year ng the G O could uccessful a year lndlvldual Officers for 1960 PRESIDENT Ed Yourdon FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Rucky Usher SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Mike Knnkecnd CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Dona Roy RECORDING SECRETARY Lynn Mohr TREASURER Jackie Dumser The Inaugural Ball Curhs Mogazme Druve Amerxcon Legion Dances Conshfuhonal Revlsxon I O if G. 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Z 'N YOUR FRIENDS ,O BALFOUR THE CRAFTSMEN WHO MADE YOUR CLASS RING A MASTERPIECE and W G PFORR BALFOURS SALES REPRESENTATIVE X JOIN IN SENDING THEIR 1. Congratulations and Best Wishes CLASS TO A GREAT CLASS IN A FINE SCHOOL ATTLC BOROEE MASSACHUSETTS RINGS AND PINS CLUB INSISNIA ' MEDALS 'TRUPIIIES ' PUUUES - DIPLOIMS ' COMMENCEMENT INVITATIUNS I2 AT Xl it x I .. -L.. X , 81 Mrs Ronald V Conklln 8K Mrs Vmcent Caruso 81 Mrs Raymond W Carden 81 Mrs Theodore Conklun 81 Mrs Joseph W Cermak 81 Mrs George Morrnson 81 Mrs Kenneth Clerke Sr 8- Mrs Arthur Lewls 81 Mrs Andrew Haufman A E Hamalannen Mr 8gMrs R M Hasterluk Mrs Margaret Wrnght Mr 8.Mrs K C Wulforst Mr 8-Mrs HenryC Frxcke Renre H Ganzuemuler RaymondJ Babnes Mr 81 Mrs Douglas Morrell Mr 81 Mrs Stephen Peterson Center Barber Shop AdelhendM M Kaufmann T E Camp 81 Mrs Daniel Massalone Dr 8g Mrs Eugene Kettner 84 Mrs Ralph Anderson 84 Mrs Douglas Lennon Dlanne Janette Lennon 81 Mrs Morrell 8KMrs E Ireland 8- Mrs Matthew Canning Sponsors Mr 8. Mrs Carl Norrus Eddie Joan 84 Eileen Gluesung Robert Massalone 81 Lewns Holmes Mr 8. Mrs George Adams 8. Famuly Mr 8. Mrs Adam Bent Mr 8-Mrs JamesA Sundstrom Rev Clayton Z Mnller Mr 81 Mrs Robert Lawson Mr 8 Mrs Louis Klein Larreomore H Forde Olive S Forde Mr 81 Mrs T Zabskn Mr 81 Mrs J Walter Foster Mr 81 Mrs Van Ness Darling Tnnk Walty Allan Zockoft Mlss Sposato s Homeroom C Mr 8-Mrs R B Cannon Mrs H H Mlllar Dr 81Mrs Edwm F Corlns Miss Ann Carlson Mr 81 Mrs Frank Jaglsch Mr 81 Mrs Carmelo Macedonno Mr 81 Mrs Alfred Kasso Ellen Caryle Llzz Jackie The Dlonyslans Mr Sf Mrs Angelo Ferrante Mr 81 Mrs Arnold Hedlund Mr 84 Mrs Henry Mattson Mr. . . ' , , ' Mr. . ' ' , , ' ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' . . ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . ' . . . Mr. . , . . . ' Mr. . ' . . Mr. . . . ' ' . . ' ' - 35 Mr. . ' . . ' Mr. . . . MV- . , , ' , ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . . . Mr. . ' . . 133 COMPLIMENTS or SPOT'S MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF JEAN, BRAD, GAIL, LIZZ DANNY, GINNY, SUE, and MR. WILSON Q 5 ' .3 'SQ iff I 1 sr. ,, ,f ,Ep ,Q ' L ,ex wmjg c,xkRC04l E HAQEUZ 8:39- 'RGNESS J' 'F1w,f, u- 4 Dunk '.'u K E ..'.'3-Af A ',-1, -,J V., 1 A -fs? fe P wfvf-R5 A ?Qi.?.5. , A wi 34, v My ,- , -4-xg? , 'xr' I Aufogrophs IN MEMORIAM THE CLASS OF 1960 Gone But Not Forgotten'