Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

anner 5 Jeriion 23rd jPiaim The Lord is my pilot, shall not drift He lighteth me across the dark waters He steereth me across the dark channels He keepeth my log. He guideth me by the stars of holiness For His Name’s sake Yes, though I sail midst the thunders and tempest of life 1 shall dread no danger for Thou art near me Thy love and Thy care, they shelter me. Thou preparest a harbor before me in the homeland of eternity. Thou annointest the waves with oil, my ship lay eth calmly Surely sunlight and starlight shall savor me on the voyage take, and I will rest in the port of my God forever. Amen ZHte S nior Preientd. . THE 1958 SPINDRIFT Published by the Seniors of OCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL Oceanside, New York FABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication _____________________________Page 5 Board of Education______________________Page 6 Superintendent__________________________Page 8 Special Services________________________Page 9 Administration__________________________Page 10 Faculty --------------------------------Page 13 Seniors ________________________________Page 20 Juniors --------------------------------Page 71 Sophomores _____________________________Page 76 Activities______________________________Page 83 Sports----------------------------------Page 103 Advertisers_____________________________Page 121 FOREWORD ' ■- ... • . .r- ,.a- . Ur? •� ' «• We of The Spindrift have attempted to capture not only the familiar sights, faces, and happenings, but also the very spirit of the years that we have spent at Oceanside High School. Because a maritime tradition has played a large part in the formation of our school spirit, we have given the 1958 Spindrift a nautical theme. It is our hope that, once out on the sea of life, we may be able to relive through this book, the days we spent so happily in the port that launched us so well. 4l DEDICATION We, the Class of 1958, feel that it is an honor to be able to dedicate this year’s Spindrift both to our parents and to our teachers. Together they have guided us and encouraged us in all our undertakings. Through their combined efforts our high school days have become a solid foundation upon which we can build our lives. We sincerely hope that we will be able to fulfill their greatest expectations and to make all the sacrifices they endured on our behalf worthwhile. Board of Education Our deep gratitude goes to the members of the Board of Education whose untiring effort, vigilance, and foresight have charted our course in such a way that our school system is one of the best in the nation. The devotion and unselfish gift of their time and effort have merited them wide respect and have earned us many benefits. We are indeed fortunate to have these men to guide our school system. Mr. Thomas C. Fetherston President Mr. Andrew S. Southard Vice-President Mr. Thomas 0. Morgan _ r v . Mr. Cornelius J. Sager T reasurer Mr. Charles H. Goldie Clerk Mr. John F. Vandermosten Board of Education Dr. Walter S. Boardman Superintendent Secretaries: Mrs. Bruun, Mrs. Zmudosky, Miss Hagen, Mrs. Gandol Superintendent From our earliest days in school we can remember Dr. Walter S. Boardman’s visits to our classes. His kind words of greeting in the halls and his ready praise for our efforts have made him a friend as well as an educator. The people of Oceanside, as well as the students and faculty, can be proud of the work Dr. Boardman has done in educational, and civic programs. He is a fine example of a man truly dedicated to the service of youth. Mr. Fordyce C. Stone Assistant in Instructional Services Mr. Harry T. Helsher Assistant in Business Affairs Mr. Leon H. Sayre Director of Special Educational Services Special Services Mr. Leon H. Sayre has aided ali the seniors applying to colleges by keeping them posted as to available scholarships applicable to them and by working with them at all times. The record number of students receiving scholarships is indicative of his sincere and hard work. Mr. Robert Sodeman has worked diligently placing students in jobs after school hours and during the last period of the school day. Through this plan, many students have gained valuable work experience that will carry over to their future careers. Mr. Murdoch Cunningham G.O. Advisor, Central Treasurer Mr. Joseph E. Curtis Recreational Director Mr. Robert F. Sodemann Coordinator of the Work Experience Program Miss Ellen Tracey Psychologist Page 9 Secretaries: Mrs. Corrales, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Traynor, Mrs. Keegan 7Pmierjs Y Reims • xluxerffyurg Paris Mane) Prs bhcisbou ADMINISTRATION Administration Mr. Charles R. Mosback Principal Secretaries: Standing (L. to R.) Miss Schaefer, Mrs. Sammis. Mrs. Wolcott, Mrs. Wulbern. Seated: Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. McElroy. Mr. Mosback, at the helm of our school ship, has always shown a sincere interest in everyone of us as individuals. His faith in us has made us work all the harder and the conscientiousness he has shown towards all his dealings has awakened in us a realization of our own responsibilities. Miss Kinkade, assistant principal, helped us tremendously throughout all our high school days, and hei advice to us as seniors has made her especially indispensable. Because of the growth of our school and the resulting work of the administration, it was necessary to appoint a second assistant principal. Mr. Poleshuk. who advised our G. 0. and administered the Adult School, was appointed. Within only one year he has proven his need and already everyone is saying, “How did we do without him?” Miss Alice E. Kinkade Assistant Principal Mr. Stephen Poleshuk Assistant Principal Faculty Mr. Stanley Aarons English Mrs. Concettina Andrews Social Studies Miss Elaine Andrews Miss Lillian Angelakos Social Studies French, Librarian Mrs. Doris Appelbaum English Mr. Thomas P. Barden English Mr. Daniel Bashner Industrial Arts Miss Susan Braca Guidance Mr. Lawrence Cascio F rench Mr. Alan Chase Social Studies Mr. Royal Chernock Driver Education Mrs. Evelyn Cherry Physical Education Page 14 Miss Madeline DiNicola English Mr. James Drommond English, Speech Miss Sylvia Dropkin Retailing Mr. William Eckhoff Science Mr. Thomas Fetherston Science Mr. Nawrocki explains an income tax form to his Business Arithmetic students. Mr. Daniel Finn English Girls sewing class in action. Mr. John Hay Physical Education Mrs. Frances Heinley Remedial Reading ■ Mr. Milton Jayson Social Studies Miss Olga Johnson Homemaking Mr. A. Joseph Haltmaier Mathematics Mr. Frank Januszewski Physical Education Mr. Donald Johnston English Mr. Richard D. Korn English ■ Mr. Victor A. Leccese Guidance Counselor Mr. Frank Mangiapane Physical Education Mrs. Carmen Lancellotti English Mrs. Ruth M. Lockwood Homemaking Miss Kathleen M. Morrissey Librarian Mr. Burtis A. Lauber Science Miss Regina M. McDonough Dental Hygienist Mr. Joseph M. Muller Science Page 17 Miss Patricia S. Murray Social Studies Miss Marion Musante Journalism, English Mr. Vincent F. Nawrocki Business M iss Wilhelmina Nunnenkamp Business Mr. Kurt Ottenheimer Industrial Arts Miss Madolyn Pancoast Business Boys gain first-hand experience in woodworking shop Mr. Walter Pearsall Science Mr. Charles Pieper Science Mr. Angelo Plaia Health Mrs. Louise S. Pollard Arts, Graphic Arts Mrs. Mildred B. Prosser Nurse Teacher Paae 19 Miss Elaine Rapp Mathematics Miss Ann D. Raynor Spanish Mr. William Safer Science Mr. Joseph Scannella Social Studies M iss Helen Sedelmeyer Physical Education Mr. Allan B. Segal Music Mr. George C. Smalling Mathematics Mrs. Pollard’s art class studies still life techniques Mr. Stanley L. Smitten Industrial Arts Miss Mary E. Sullivan Business Mr. Nicholas Voulangas Social Studies Mr. Angelo Storti Business Miss Rosemary J. Sutman Latin Mr. Harry R. Waldron Mathematics Miss Dorothy M. Sullivan English Mr. John Thomassian Industrial Arts Mr. William H. Wallace Industrial Arts Page 21 SENIORS RONALD ABATE “Ronnie” ... a pleasant young man with a friendly smile . . . plans a college education . . . likes all sports . . . Varsity Club. Outdoor Club, Key Club, Spindrift, Cross Country. Track. AVER1L ANDERSON A newcomer to O.H.S. . . . congenial personality . . . enjoys swimming and dancing . . . college life will be next on her list . . . Service Club. RONALD ABEL “Ronny” . . . will make a successful doctor . . . likes music and sports . . . Sider Press, Math Club, Spindrift, Science Club, French Club, Chess Club. Varsity Club, Tennis, Wrestling, Golf. ROBERT AMATO “Bob” . . . will enter a trade school in the fall . . . appreciates a good joke . . . lists as his favorite sports wrestling, baseball and basketball. ERIC AMUNDSEN College bound ... a cheerful addition to any class . . . never a dull moment . . . a valuable member of our football team . . . Varsity Club, Football, Bowling. Track. CLYDE AUGUSTINOS Reserved and pleasant . . . anticipates college matriculation . . . enjoys bowling ... an avid racing fan and car enthusiast. Pag© 24 MARY ANN ALBANESE Pert, peppy and enthusiaatic . . . likes dancing, football games and swimming . . . hopes to do secretarial work after graduation . . . Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton, Softball, Archery, Bowling, Sportnite. ALICIA AVERY Friendly and full of life . . . wants to enter business school in the fall . . . included among her interests are ice skating and swimming . . . Service Club, Spindrift, Chorus, Bowling, Tennis, Softball. BARBARA BADALUCCA “Bobbie” . . . would like to' enter nurses training school . . . special interests include dancing and singing . . . F.T.A., Chorus. CAROLE BENTLEY Sunny smile ... an avid swimming and dancing enthusiast . . . enjoys playing tennis . . . hopes to become an elementary school teacher . . . Service Club. Senior Play, Sportnite. ______________________________Pq ?e ROSE MARIE BARBARA “Rose” . . . bound to make a good secretary . . . her interests include playing the piano, typing, collecting records and modeling . . . Modern Dance, Sportnite. ARLENE BATWIN Destined for a successful future as an art teacher . . . enjoys drawing, singing and writing stories . . . Lens (Art Ed.) F.T.A., Senior Play, Mother-Daughter Tea. Masque Society, Briga-doon, Sportnite. THERESA BELLOCCHI “Terry” . . . wants to do clerical work after graduation . . . delights in swimming and dancing . . . Sportnite. Viking Dragon Ship Students purchase cafeteria lunches R. Fisher, J. Groepler. and K. Hoppen admire a Sailor Shop display LINDA BLUTTER “LynnM . . . keen interest in modeling . . . enjoys howling, dancing, ice-skat ing . . . Sportnite. SUSAN BICKLER “Sue” . . . loquacious, . . . easy-going manner . . . likes tennis and pizza . . . plans to become a secretary . . . Service Club. Masque Society, Senior Play, Tennis. Sportnite. Roman Cargo Ship JUDITH BORGERSEN “Borgie” . . . entertaining personality . . . life of any party . . . loves rollerskating ... to be a dental hygienist is her goal . . G.O. Treas., Soph. V.P.. F.T.A.. Cheering. Usherettes Club. Vo!-leybalL Basketball. Softball, Sportnite. KATHLEEN BOZEK “Kathy” . . . quiet and reserved . . . enjoys singing, playing records and mating ice cream . . . would like to become an airline stewardess . . . Chorus. King and I, Archery, Tennis,. Softball. Sportnite. NANCY BREINER Ready smile . . . effervescent personality .. . college bound . . . Girls Leader Corps, Spindrift, Band, F.T.A., Modern Dance . . . Badminton, Tennis. Volleyball, Basketball, Softball. Archery, Sportnite. BARBARA BRENNAN Will make an excellent elementary school teacher . . . terrific dancer . . . F.T.A., Spindrift, Cheering. Mother-Daughter Tea. Girls Leader Corps. Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball. Tennis, Bowling. Archery. Modern Dance. Sportnite. JANE BURKE Full of fun . . . never at a loss for words . . . likes good music and good listeners . . . college bound . . . Girls Leader Corps, Sider Press, Spindrift, Art Service Club. Health Club, Hockey, Softball, Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball, nli«-r . [� ,Mn11,-._______ ROBERT BRENNAN “Bob’ . . . good-looking and full of fun . . . enjoys football and dancing . . . plans to secure a college education . . . Basketball. Football. MARILYN BROWN Quiet manner . . . plans to attend business school after graduation ... a whiz at swimming and bowling. RICHARD BUNNING Friendly and likeable . . . plans to enter the Army . . . enjoys pizza and tinkering with cars . . . Key Club. JOHN BURNS His interest in cars is sure to make him a successful auto technician . . . enjoys fishing and hunting . . . very interested in shop work. Pago 27 I JAMES BROWN “Jim” . . . reserved and sincere . . . plans a career in aviation . . . enjoys playing the clarinet, football games, model yachts, and aviation . . . Rifle Team. SUSAN BYRON “Sue” . . . her mathematical ability will make her an excellent Math teacher .. . National Honor Society, GO Rep., Senior Council, F.T.A., Lens, Sider Press, Spindrift, Mother-Daughter Tea, Badminton, Volleyball, Basket-)„ ■ Trn i -ArillPrv- s,,or,nile- CHARLES CAMPBELL “Charlie” . . . reserved, pleasant manner . . . outstanding Soccer player . . . intends to go to college . . . likes all sports . . . Boys’ Leader Corps, Varsity Club. Basketball, Soccer, Baseball. GAIL CHRISTIANSEN Sincere, Conscientious worker . . . plans to enter the business world after high school . . . loves those Brooklyn Dodgers . . . Sider Press, Lens, Senior Play, Mother-Daughter Tea, Chorus, Sport-nite. MICHAEL CANONICO “Mike” . . . good looking blond . . . enjoys pizza, math, music and good books ... a career as an aeronautical engineer after college . . . Honor Society (Treas.), Key Club, Lens, Varsity Club. Band (Pres.), All-state Band, “Btigadoon”, Cross Country Track. ANDREA CARPINETO “Andy” . . . would like to become a home economics teacher . . . loves cooking and jewelry . . . F.T.A., Service Club, Masque Society, Spindrift, Chorus, “Brigadoon”, Senior Play. DAVID CHEIFETZ “Dave” ... a sincere and dependable worker . . . plans to enter college in the fall to study accounting . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . Health Club, Varsity Club, Cross Country, Track. Indoor Track. CAROL CLEARY Cheery, peppy and full of fun . . . likes cars and dancing . . . aims to secure work after graduation . . . Basketball. Softball, Sportnite. FRANK CARLIN Winning smile ... a railroad enthusiast . . . enjoys bowling and camping out . . . plans to pursue a career in railroading . . . Outdoor Club, Football. WILLIAM COEN “Bill” . . . quiet but adventureous . . . adds a lot to OHS. . . likeable and active around school . . . Senior Play. Page 28 DAVID COHEN “Dave” . . . happy and enthusiastic sailor rooter . . . casual wit . . . Senior Play. Future secretaries at work ESTHER COHEN Her dark hair and dark eyes make a perfect combination . . . .always available for a game of tennis . . . enjoys parties and Volleyball. Greek War Galley ELSIE COMSTOCK “Else” . . . secretarial school will claim this cute senior . . . loves vacations, dancing and pizza . . . Spindrift, Sider Press, Mother-Daughter Tea, G.O. representative, Cheering, Tennis. Volley-ball, Modern Dance, Basketball, Soft-ball, Bowling. Sportnite. SALLY CONNOLLY Gay and good-natured . . . future secretary . . . enjoys a good joke and football games . . . Spindrift, Cheering, Softball, Tennis, Badminton. Volleyball, Modern Dance, Sportnite. JUDITH CROCKER “Judy” . . . peppy and always happy . . . wants to go to college . . . Spindrift, Basketball. Volleyball. Badminton, Softball, Tennis, Sportnite. Page 29 RICHARD DAWSON “Dick” . . . sharp-wilted . . . lead man in our Senior Play . . . his main interests are railroad photography and the study of locomotives ... to become a mechanical engineer is his desire . . . Math Club, Hall Patrol, Outdoor Club. Senior Play. JOHN D’ELISA Heady smile . . . neat dresser . . . “rock ’n roll” enthusiast . . . enjoys ice-skating and swimming . . . will attend business school after OHS. Page 30 JOYCE ANN DE GRAAF Lively and pleasant . . . always lends a helping hand . . . mania for lobsters . . . enjoys typing and dancing . . . future secretary . . . Brigadoon, Volleyball. Basketball. Archery, Bowling, Sportnite Phoenician Ship Mr. Segal leads a choral group CAROLE DAPOLITO Winning smile . . . beauty contest winner . . . talented dancer . . . loves icecream sodas . . . plans to do T.V. commercials in the future . . . Masque Society, Dramatics Club. Sportnite. ROBERT DAVIDSON “Bob” . . . interested in math and baseball . . . will be a welcome addition in the field of mechanical engineering . . . Math Club, Key Club, Wrestling, Tennis. ESTHER DE MOTT Dancing, terrific twirler . . . swimming and chocolate malteds rate high on her list of special likes . . . plans a college education after OHS . . . Twirling. Sportnite. JEAN DONALDSON This cute blonde will make a top-notch secretary . . . partial to; clothes, sports, pizza and college football games . . . Modern Dance. Tennis, Sportnite. ANGELA DI BENEDETTO “Angie” . . . petite and very sweet . . . long black hair ... a future nurse . . . enjoys cooking, movies, pizza . . Service Club, Chorus. CHARLES DI GIOVANNA “Charlie” . . . enthusiastic personality . . . good-natured and good-looking ... college next fall . . . enjoys boating, fishing and dancing . . . Band. Sider PrcsSy Spindrift. Senior Council, G.O. Hep., Varsity Club, Track. Football, Bowling. DAVID DIRKES “Dave” . . . his pleasing personality . . . winning ways will lead him to success . . . lists as his special interests, swimming and baseball. CELIA DRUCKEH “Ceil” ... fun to be with . . . likes Latin-American dancing . . . wants to do accounting work after graduation . . . Basketball. Cooking, Volleyball, Basketball. Page 31 ANTHONY DIBRITA “Tony” outstanding Soccer star . . . well-mannered . . . likes jokes, hunting and traveling . . . will become a civil engineer . . . Leader Corps. Varsity Club, Baseball. Soccer. DAVENIE DUBIN “Dee” ... a future teacher . . . enjoys drawing, fashion designing, skating, dancing . . . avid Yankee fan . . . Masque Society, F.T.A., Spindrift, Modeling Club, Tennis, Bowling. Modern Dance, Sportnite. CATHERINE DUNN “Cathy” . . . likes dancing, swimming and pizza . . . after graduation she plans to study retailing . . . Usherettes, Library Staff. Chorus, Service Club. G.O. Hep.. Archery. Badminton. Modern Dance. Volleyball, Softball. Sportnite. PATRICIA DUNN “Pat'’ . . . enjoys a good joke and visits to N.Y.C. . . . her ambition is to become a teacher . . . Library Stafl, Hockey, Softball, Basketball. Tennis. Sportnite. BARBARA DURST “Bobbie” . . . peppy and pert . . . likes dramatics, psychology, skating and ice cream . . . will someday be an excellent dental hygienist . . . Masque Society, Senior Play. Health Club. Chorus. Sportnite. LINDA EHRLICH Pleasant personality . . . lists clothes and driving as her special likes . . . will attend a business school after graduation . . . Sportnite. MATHEW EHRLICH “Matty” . . . cheerful and friendly ... full of fun . . . likes football and badminton . . . he'll become a civil engineer after graduation . . . Band. HELEN ELFERS Quiet and pleasant . . . enjoys singing, writing, swimming, boating and volleyball . . . would like to become a leachei . . . Chorus. Sider Press. JAMES ENG “Jim . . . interested in fixing radios and T.V. sets . . . enjoys sports of all types . . . after graduation he plans a college education . . . Service Club, Bowling, Rifle. Page 32 PAUL ERMAK Reserved and scholarly . . . destined to be a success after college . . . astrology is his chief interest . . . also holds a deep interest for math . . . National Honor Society, Key Club, French Club, Sider Press, Math Club, Chess Club, Band. PATRICIA FABRIZIO “Pat” . . . nice things come in small packages . . . fun to he with ... an excellent dancer ... to do secretarial work is her desire . . . National Honor Society, Girls Leader Corps, Badminton, Basketball. Bowling. Archery, Tennis, Sportnite. WILLIAM FERNALD “Bill . . . tall, blue-eyed blond . . . hunting and fishing are his main interests . . . enjoys music . . . hopes to become an engineer . . . Soccer. Band. DONALD FALKENBURG “Don” . . . tops in science . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . will make an excellent engineer . . . Sider Press, Science Club. Key Club, Hall Patrol, Tennis. DUILIO FANTI Quiet and reserved . . . handsome blond . . . efficient in our sailor shop . . . likes food and swimming. RAYMOND FELLERS “Ray” . . . sharp wit . . . railroading is his chief interest . . . plans a future in mechanical engineering . . . Key-Club, Band. Egyptian Galley Future chefs '01 a ‘ k r � � s r 'tanl � an X wm s LEONORA FERRARI “Lee” . . . likes dancing and green eyes . . . she’ll go to business school after graduation . . . Spindrift, G.O. representative . . . Usherette Club, Basketball. Sportnite. J. Johnson and D. Hart study occupational posters ALFRED FEURING “Al” ... an enthusiastic outdoor man . . . enjoys camping, hunting and fishing . . . looks forward to a position as. a hair stylist or beauty consultant. English Warship ANNE FINKENBERG Anne is headed for a secretarial job . . . she likes all sports . . . tennis, bowling, swimming and skiing are her favorites . . . she is also fond of dancing, especially with a good partner. NORMAN FISHEL “Norm” . . . will become an electrical engineer . . . likes electronics ... a “ham” radio operator . . . National Honor Society, Electronics Club, Band. Key Club, Rifle. ROBERT FISHER “Bob” . . . the strong silent type . . . sharp-witted . . . enjoys baseball and football . . . jazz also rates with him . . . plans to attend college . . . Key Cluh, Brigadoon. King and I, Track, Cross Country. RICHARD FISHERMAN “Dick” ... is an active member of the World Interest Club ... his main ambition at this time is college . . . Bowling. Track. HOWARD FISHKIN “The weatherman” . . . likeable fellow . . . Howie’s goal is to go to college . . . he goes for cars and sports . . . Tennis, Bowling. WILLIAM FITZGERALD “Bill” . . . he’ll choose a career in the Air Force . . . takes to the water like a fish . . . keen on water skiing, fishing and boating . . . cars rate with this cheerful sailor. CAROL ANN FLYNN Carol enjoys swimming and dancing . . . she’ll go to secretarial school to become an able secretary . . . enjoys collecting records and bowling. MARGARET FORD “Meg” . . . she’s headed for a teaching job in an elementary school . . . Spindrift, Usherette Club. Sportnite ... ‘Brigadoon”, “King and I.” PAUL FORREST Always on the go ... sincere and dependable worker . . . National Honor Society, Boys’ Leader Corps. Varsity Club. Key Club. “Brigadoon”, “King and I”, Senior Play, Tennis. STEPHEN FRANK “Steve” . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . a newcomer to OHS . . . enjoys senior privileges . . . baseball takes up his spare time . . college life is next on his list. KARIN FRAUENDORF Quiet, nice and friendly . . . enjoys traveling . . . willing worker . . . hopes to secure a position in a leading airport. KYRA FREED Quiet and amiable . . . will attend college after graduation . . . loves swimming, music and reading . . . Band, Spindrift, Sider Press, Masque Society, World Interest Club, Badminton, Archery, Tennis, Sportnite. HARVEY FRIEDMAN “Harv” . . . quietness is a sign of greatness . . . will study business administration . . . likes fishing, swimming, baseball and handball. MARTIN FRISONE “Marty” . . . keen sense of humor . . . a good talker . . . likes boating, basketball and cars . . . after a brief stay in the Air Force, he hopes to be an architect RICHARD FRITZMAN “Dick” . . . quiet and reserved . . . likes cars, boats and water sports . . . life in the service definitely appeals to him . . . intends to make the Air Force his career . . . Track. DANIEL GABBE “Danny” . . . tall and good-looking . . . fun to be with . . . plans to attend college to study mechanical engineering . . . enjoys sports and cars . ... Varsity Club, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, Baseball. CARL GARUCCIO Quiet and school-spirited . . . will attend college after graduation ... his main interest is golf . . . enjoys Italian food . . . Golf. 1 RHODA GILBERT Her future lies in the field of law . . . likes painting, tennis, modern art and swimming . . . G.O. Rep., Sider Press, Spindrift, Lens, World Interest Club, Latin Club, Masque Society, Chorus, “Brigadoon,” Senior Play, Tennis, Bowling, Archery. MADELINE GINS “Maddy” . . . destined to be a psychologist . . . poetry, modern art, music and folk singing are tops with he . Lens, Senior Play, World Interest Club, Spindrift, “Brigadoon”, Tennis, Hockey, Volleyball. JOSEPH GIONTA “Joe” . . . dark and good-looking . . . will attend college after graduation . . . likes cars, baseball and football . . . Baseball. Spanish students admire a sarape MICHAEL GLICKSMAN “Mike” . . . quiet and reserved . . . plans to enter the medical profession . . . enjoys swimming, coin-collecting and photography . . . Sider Press (Photo Ed), Art Service Club. Spindrift. Santa Maria MARC GOLDSTEIN Full of fun ... enjoys boating and water-skiing . . . likes science ... to be a doctor is his desire . . . Latin Club, Science Club, Senior Play, Masque Society, Math Club, Tennis. EUGENE GOLUB “Gene” . . . likes sports and airplanes . . . wants to become an aeronautical engineer . . . Math Club, World Interest Club, Latin Club, Audio Visual Squad, Track, Indoor Track. THEODORE GOODENOUGH “Tim” . . . will study math or music at college . . . enjoys math problems he can solve, boating, water-skiing and radios . . . Band. ADELE GREENMAN Sincere, dependable worker . . . likes the Yankees .and tennis ... plans to become a teacher . . . F.T.A. (Pres.), Service Club. Mother-Daughter Tea, Senior Play, Sider Press, Spindrift, Tennis, Volleyball. Badminton. Sport-nite. RAPHAEL GREENSPAN “Ray” . . . quiet and good-natured ... an asset to OHS . . . college in the fall . . . Hall Patrol, Rifle, Audio-Visual Squad . . . Wrestling. Cross Country, Tennis. JUNE GROEPLER “Junie” . . . loves parties and dances . - . crazy about pizza and Mercuries . . . plans to further her education . . . Spindrift, Tennis, Volleyball. Basketball. Archery, Sportnite. ADELE GRUSENDORF Pleasant manner . . . likes jazz music, singing. Italian food, art and designing . . . hopes to become a secretary . . . Spindrift, Art Service Club, Sider Press, Chorus, Service Club, Senior Play, Brigadoon, Volleyball. Tennis, Basketball. Mayflower Mr. Muller clarifies a point in his chemistry class VIRGINIA GUTHY “Ginny” . . . likes swimming and dancing ... a future secretary . . . always has a smile for everybody . . . radiates friendliness to all . . . Softball. Basketball, Sportnite. SCHEILA HABER “Bonnie” ... the life of an executive secretary appeals to her . . . likes swimming, dancing and the Dodgers . . . Sider Press, Spindrift, Bowling. SANDRA HAGEN “Sandy” . . . headed for a secretarial career . . . enjoys fall sports and pizza . . . National Honor Society. G.O. rep.. Girls’ Leader Corps. Cheering, Badminton, Volleyball. Modern Dance. Archery, Basketball, Tennis, Sportnite. BETTY-LOU HAMPOVCHAN Never at a loss for words . . . goal is to become a missionary ... ice skating and classical music head her list of favorites . . . Masque Society, Badminton, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Sportnite. ROBERT HAPP “Buzzy” . . . never a dull moment . . . life of any party . . . mania for pizza . . . college-bound ... a sure success in anything he attempts . . . Boys Leader Corps, Basketball. JOAN HARBEN A radiant redhead . . . will become an airline hostess or enter college ... enjoys dancing and clothes . . . Spindrift, G.O. Rep.. Vocational Club, Badminton, Archery, Bowling, Modern Dance, Sportnite. DIAN HART Our worthy G.O. President . . . sparkling personality . . . sunny smile . . . she’ll make a top-notch-nurse . . . National Honor Society, Art Service Club, Sider Press, Cheering, Bowling, Tennis, Softball. Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, Sportnite, (J . Capt.). DONALD HAINES “Don” . . . will certainly become a successful photo engraver . . . friendly personality . . . Band, Baseball. Track, Football. PATRICIA HASSETT “Tricia” . . . her efficient manner will make her an excellent secretary . . . likes dancing swimming, and pop music as tops . . . G.O. representative. Usherettes’ Club, Hockey, Basketball, Tennis Volleyball. Sportnite. JEFFREY HATHORN Jeff” . . . plans to attend college . . . has a special interest in cars and sports . . . enjoys ice skating and hunting . . . Rifle, Baseball. Hockey. JAMES HAYMAN Jim . . . likes pizza and sports . . . will be studying engineering next year . . Outdoor Club, Hall Patrol, Baseball, Cross Country, Track. SONDRA HERSHKOWITZ “Sandy” . . . will make a good elementary school teacher . . . F.T.A., Brigadoon, Senior Play, Spindrift, Sider Press, Masque Society, Lens, World Affairs Club, Sportnite. KAREN HOPPEN Amiable personality ... ice skating, painting and records all rate high on this blonde’s list . . . teaching after college . . . F.T.A., Spindrift, Sportnite, Service Club, Badminton. Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Softball, Sportnite. HARRIET HOROWITZ Enjoys dancing and swimming . . . elementary school teaching is next on her list . . . Service Club, Sider Press, F.T.A., Sprindriit, Senior Plav. Mother-Daughter Tea, Usherettes Club, Orchestra, Volleyball, Badminton, Tennis, Sportnite. EMMA HUTT Eager and willing worker . . . hopes to become a secretary . . . likes dancing and swimming . . . Sider Press, Spindrift, Service Club, Health Club, Vocational Clubs, G.O. Rep.. Bowling. Sportnite. RALPH HERMAN A regular sailor helper . . . heading for college . . . likes cars, ice skating and all sports . . . Rifle, Basketball. JOANNE IOCO Quiet and reserved and to know her is to like her . . . will be a top-notch secretary . . . crazy about dancing, Italian food, bowling and ice skating . . . Volleyball, Badminton. ELISSA ISAACSON Fun-loving and fancy free . . . likes cars and dancing . . . Her future lies in the field of teaching . . . Spindrift, Sportnite. JEAN JOHNSON Sincere personality . . . The business world will get this efficient Miss . . . National Honor Society (Sec.), Girls’ Leader Corps, G.O. (V. P.), G. 0. rep.. Bowling, Basketball, Softball. Tennis, Archery, Modern Dance, Sportnite. JOYCE JACHMANN A peppy cheer leader . . . headed for a career in nursing . . . likes skating, records and the Yankees . . . National Honor Society, F.N.A., Nurses Club, Spindrift, Cheering, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball. Sportnite. MARLENE JAY Genuine friendliness . . . will make a successful elementary school teacher . . . likes -baseball, the Yankees and Belafonte records . . . F.T.A.. Sider Press, Spindrift, Lens. ELKE JACOBSEN Vivacious . . . delightful mixture of humor and enthusiasm . . . would like to be an interpreter for the U. N. . . . Masque Society, Health Club, Modem Dance, Basketball. Badminton. Tennis, Sportnite. Half Moon H. Rosen performs in Mr. Drummond’s speech class Mr. Pieper’s physics class watches an experiment in static electricity ELLEN JULIUS Petite and vivacious . . . enjoys driving her car, music and dancing . . . will go to college after high school . . . F.T.A., Sider Pressy Masque Society. Yankee Clipper BETTEE JONES Energetic, fun loving blonde ... excellent dancer . . . plans a business career . . . G.O. Rep., Sider Press, Cheering (capt.). Spindrift, Briga-doon. Chorus. Volleyball. Badminton, Bowling. Modern Dance. Sportnite. TEMA KAISER Loquacious and friendly . . . excellent dancer . . . would like to become a teacher . . . C.O. Rep., Masque Society, Chorus, Volleyball, Sportnite. ARLENE KAISER “Arl” . . . likes stuffed animals, records and dancing . . . plans to be a secretary and then a housewife . . . Bowling, Volleyball, Basketball. Sportnite. PETER KAISEN “Pete” . . . quiet and easy-going . . . likes pizza . . . spends many spare hours tinkering with cars. BERNICE KAPLAN “Bebe” . . . will attend college next year . . . mania for pizza and Thunder-birds . . . Office Staff. Service Club. Masque Society, Senior Flay, Tennis, Badminton, Sportnite. GERTRUDE KEYES “Gert” . . . happy and carefree . . . always on the go . . . will enter the business world . . . Senior Class Sec., Spindrijt, G.O. Hep.. Mother-Daughter Tea, Girls’ Leader Corps, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball. Bowling, Basketball, FRED KAPLON Enthusiastic party-goer . . . will attend college next fall . . . enjoys having a good time . . . Bowling, Track. SANDRA KAUFMAN “Sandy” . . . cute . . . happy-go-lucky . . . enjoys bowling . . plans a college education . . Tennis, Sportnite. STEPHANIE KAYLIN “Stevie” . . . will study anthropology and continue her writing . . . likes crew-neck sweaters and sleeping late . . . National Honor Society, Sider ress (ed-in-chief). Lens (Poetry Ed), Service Club, Sportnite. MICHAEL KILLORIN “Mike” ... his ability in art will make him a top-notch commercial artist . . . jokes . . . sports (especially swimming) and pizza all are favorites . . . Spanish Club. Art Service Club. PETER KASPER “Pete” . . . quiet and reserved personality . . . sure to be a success at college . . . National Honor Society, Senior Play, Boys’ Leader Corps, Soccer, Wrestling. WILLIAM KOELER “Bill” . . . reserved and amiable personality ... a sincere friend . . . plans to work after graduation . . . likes hunting, pizza and cars. GEORGE KOEHLER ::George” . . . reserved disposition . . . likes drag races . . . enjoys tinkering with cars. ALLAN KUSHINS “Al” . . . easy going manner ... pH types of athletics capture his interest . . . hound to be a successful engineer . . . Varsity Club, Sider Press (Boys Sports Ed.), Outdoor Club, Math Team, Indoor Track, Track, Cross. Country. CHARLES KOSCH “Artie’ . . . good-looking, likable fellow . . . partial to cars, swimming and boating . . . will be a welcome addition in the field of engineering . . . Varsity Club, Band. Soccer. PHYLLIS KRASS “Phil” . . . dixieland enthusiast . . . always on the go . . . hopes to work for an airline company . . . Sider Press (Circ. Ed.) G. O. Hep., Band (V. P.), Orchestra (Sec.), Service Club (Pres.), Softball, Hockey. Bowling, Sportnite. GREGORY KUNKEL “Greg” . . . quietness, determination and ambition are his predominant virtues . . . enjoys photography and astronomy ... to be a zoologist is his desire . . . Latin Club. MICHAEL KUVEKE “Mike” . . . always friendly and helpful .. . spends many of his spare hours working on cars . . . sure to be a success in anything he attempts. WILLIAM KOWENHOVEN “Bill” . . . good looks complimented by a pleasant smile . . . boats and cars are his favorite diversions . . . will go far in the field of engineering . . . Boyd' Leader Corps (V. P.), Wrestling. RONALD LEVINE “Ronnie” . . . the individualist of the senior class . . . excels in debating . . . will choose a field that he’ll be most content in . . . G. O. Rep., Senior Council, Sider Press (Adv. Ed.), Basketball, Tennis, Varsity Club. HAROLD LEVY “Hal” ... his sense of humor is always present . . . enjoys swimming, baseball, and a good joke . . . will study business administration in college . . . Spindrift, Sider Press. Varsity Club, Gridiron Club, Football, Bowling, Wrestling. Students take speed test in typing ALVA LEVVY A welcome addition from Southside . . . partial to football games, college weekends and convertibles . . . will study dramatics in college . . . F.N.A., Basketball, Badminton. Volleyball. Tennis, Softball. Four-Masted Barque BARBARA LEWIS “Bobbi” ... a welcomed new-comer from Baldwin . . . likes ice-skating, pizza and people with a sense of humor . . . plans to become an airline hostess . . . Sider Press, Tennis, Softball. Bowling. Modern Dance, Sportnite. GERALD LEWIS “Jerry” . . . likes electronics . . . ham radio operator . . . will be an engineer after college . . . Science Club, Electronics Club. Weightlifting, Track. Indoor Track. PATRICIA LEWIS “Pat” . . . enjoys clarinet music . . . casual wit . . . wants to enter the nursing profession . . . F.N.A., Sider Press. Band. Orchestra, Badminton. Modern Dance, Sportnite HOWARD LIEBOWITZ “Howie” . . . quick-witted . . . likes swimming and driving . . . will study to become an insurance salesman . . . Senior Class Treas., former Student Court Justice. C. O. Rep., Senior Council, Varsity Club, Boys’ Leader Corps, Wrestling. MARK UPSET Industrious and alert . . . enjoys drood-ling and plans to become a millionaire cartoonist . . . Spindrift, Sider Press, (News Ed.), French Club. Art Service Club, Tennis. CAROL LUCAS Friendly and pleasant disposition . . . partial to pizza, roller skating and driving . . . after O.H.S. she'll head for business school to learn how to work an I.B.M. machine . . . Badminton, Bowling. Sportnite. Side Wheeler RICHARD LISK “Richie” . . . likeable fellow . . . college bound . . . his crew cut adds to his cute appearance . . . interested in boats, cars, and swimming . . . Band. Soccer. A. Creenman works out a problem in advanced algebra class RICARDO LUNA “Ricky” . . . tops in the eyes of his classmates . . . likes vacations and especially Peru . . . will enter the field of nuclear chemistry . . . National Honor Society tPres.), V. P. of Senior Class, Student Court Justice, G. O. Rep., Latin Club. Outdoor Club. JOANNE LUPO “Jo” . . . this neat, efficient Miss will make a perfect secretary . . . particularly likes dancing and football games . . . Chorus, Mother-Daughter Tea. PAUL McNEILL Has the traveling urge . . . hopes to work for an oil company outside the IJ.S. after graduation . . . enjoys cars, football and baseball. JOSEPHINE MACRI “Jo” . . . pizza, football, the Yankees, foreign cars and speech class get her nod of approval . . . plans to attend college . . . Masque Society, Health Club, Art Club, Science Club . . . Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball. Tennis. Sportnite. LEONARD MAZZEO “Lennie” . . . cheerful and friendly ... likes “Little Six” baseball and pizza . . . hopes for a career in the Air Force . . . G.O. rep. ARLENE MARTIN Cute and lively . . . likes driving, football games and pizza . . . will make some boss a dashing secretary . . . Volleyball. Badminton. Sportnite. LEWIS MELTZER A happy way and friendly smile ... his favorite sport is basketball . . . hopes to become a C.F.A. and lawyer . . . Basketball. ALFRED MILLER “Al” . . . fond of all sports, especially baseball . . . plans to major in Engineering at college . . . Band. Rifle. Baseball. LORETTA MAYERHOFER Pleasant and gay personality . . . willing worker . . . enjoys drawing, painting and spectator sports . . . plans to pursue an art career ... Art Service Club. Spindrift, (Lay. Ed.) Lens, Masque Society. GAIL MILLER “Grammy’ . . . college-bound . . . lists the Yankees, Frank Sinatra, convertibles and French as her favorites . . . Masque Society, Brigadoon. Senior Play, World Interest Club, French Club (sec.). Lens, Modern Dance, Badminton. EDNA MOFFET “Eddie” ... a true friend . . . fond of tennis, bowling and chorus . . . will enter college in the fall . . . Brigadoon, The King and I, Tennis, Sport-nite. ROBERT MILLER “Bob” . . . likes redheads and sleeping late in the morning . . . plans to enter college to become an electrical engineer . . . Key Club. Audio-Visual Squad. Outdoor Club. Track, Tennis. STANLEY MILSTEIN “Stan” . . . fun to be with ... interested in boat racing and flying . . . plans a college education . . . Band. Wrestling. Football. DOROTHY MITCHELL “Doryal” . . . always ready with a friendly smile . . . likes driving and clothes ... to be a secretary is her destination . . . Basketball, Volleyball. Softball. Hockey, Archery, Sportnite. MICHAEL MONTELLA “Mike” . . . neat dresser . . . terrific personality . . . likes Italian food and spectator sports ... is sure to become an excellent draftsman . . . G.O. Treas., Junior Class Treas.. Baseball. ROBERT MILLOT “Bob” . . . quiet, sincere, conscientious worker . . . definite asset to our tennis team . . . enjoys a good movie . . . sure to be a success in college . . . Tennis. Baseball. MAUREEN MONTGOMERY Cute and neat . . . fun to be with . . . college bound . . . G.O. Rep., Health Club, Tennis, Bowling, Softball, Volleyball, Badminton, Softball. Sport nite RAIMONI) MORAN “Teddy” . . . likeable and friendly . . . always good for a laugh . . . enjoys tinkering with cars ... to be an engineer is his desire . . . Soccer. MARY MOZELESKY Long, blonde hair . . . snappy dresser . . . partial to all makes of cars . . . her typing skill will make her a terrific secretary . . . Hockey. DENNIS MURPHY Athletic, determined and dependable . . . enjoys hillbilly records and animals . . . plans to become a forest ranger . . . Varsity Club. Football. MARY JANE MURRAY “Midge” . . . peppy and enthusiastic . . . plans a college education ... Jr. Class Sec., Soph. Class Treas.. Health Club. G.O. Rep., Masque Society, Sr. Play, Mother-Daughter Tea. Cheering, Tennis. Bowling, Modern Dance. Basketball. Softball, Volleyball. Sportnite. Explorer Mr. Deligatti explains how to start the car JOSEPHINE NAPOLITANO “Jo” . . . soft-spoken . . . fond of clothes . . . her goal is to become a secretary . . . Sider Press, Basketball. Hockey. Volleyball. Badminton. Tennis, Softball, Sportnite ALBERT NARVAEZ “Al” a nice guy to know . . . partial to food, cars, T.V. and vacations . . . college bound next fall . . . Baseball, Basketball. Mr. Gerek’s business law class ponders a test PATRICIA NAUGHTON “Fat ’ . . . genuine friendliness . . . will be a hard working secretary . . . enjoys stock car races . . . Volleyball, Basketball. Racing Yacht DIANA NEIMETH Friendly and fun .loving . . . will achieve success in anything she attempts . . . likes chocolate, reading and cooking . . . Chorus, Brigadoon, Art Service Club, Service Club, Sider Press, Badminton. Modern Dance. DIANA NIXON “Nicky” tall brunette . . . always fun to be with . . . never a dull moment . . . mania for stock car races. JANE NOLL Pleasant, gay personality ... a future “home-town” secretary . . . enjoys good records, nice clothes, movies and fishing . . . F.H.A., Volleyball. JOHN O’DONNELL “Johnny” . . . will become a draftsman after graduation . . . hunting and skiing are tops on his list of favorites . . . easy to get along with . . . terrific dancer . . . Football. GEORGE PETRILAK Quiet, reserved . . . ham radio enthusiast . . . will become an electrical engineer . . . enjoys bowling . . . Band. Electronics Club, Track and Soccer. ELAINE OLSEN Always smiling . . . thinks fun, laughter. sports, records, friends, clothes, window- shopping are tops . . . Senior Play, Usherettes, Hockey Mgr., Basketball, Volleyball. Badminton, Modern Dance. Softball. Sportnite. MARY LOU PEARSALL A sweet gal . . . wants to become an X-ray technician . . . likes cars, sports, the' lindy, Italian food ... always willing to help . . . School Office Staff, Bowling, Sportnite. LARAINE PELAEZ A friendly gal . . . will be a sure success as a beautician . . . crazy about all sports and cars . . . always fun to be with . . . Basketball. BART PICCININNI Likes include music, stamps, boating, cars, and Italian food ... his friendly smile is well known . . . will be a music teacher . . . Band, Orchestra. FRANK ORLANDO Interested in automobiles and sports . . . college bound . . . fun-loving always laughing . . . Soccer and Track. RICHARD PIKE “Dick” . . . friendly personality . . . likes cars. EDWARD PLACE “Ed” . . . natural sense of humor . . . a “rock n roll” enthusiast . . . enjoys science and math . . . plans a college career in engineering. PAUL PROCHILO “Ace . . . his winning ways will lead him to success . . . his likes include pizza, Thunderbirds . . . Gridiron Club, Chorus. Band. Football. BRAIN POPKO Friendly disposition ... a welcome addition to any team . . . partial to sports, cars, and dancing . . . Varsity Club. Football. Baseball. Coif. MARY ELLEN POWERS Quiet, reserved and sincere . . . likes dancing. Chinese food . . . plans to do bookkeeping work in the future . . . Sider Press. FERN PROBST Well-dressed . . . especially likes sweets and nice clothes . . . will be an excellent teacher . . . F.T.A.. Service Club, Library Staff, G.O. representative. Softball. Basketball. Tennis. Hockey. Bowling. Sportnite. GAIL PRUDEN The life of any party ... has the makings of a fabulous secretary . . . enjoys “rock n roll records . . . Spindrift. Bowling, Basketball. Hockey. Softball. Sportnite. MARTIN POST “Marty . . . quiet and reserved . . . takes an active interest in OHS . . . bound for success. THOMAS RAMSDEN “ Iom • • - good looks plus a pleasant personality ... a definite asset to any school team . . . will go to college next year . . . Varsity Club. Leader Corps. Key Club (Pres.), Baseball. Basketball. Soccer, Coif (cap!.). BRONNIE RAVER A sweet girl . . . plans to become a biology teacher . . . likes Driver Education and crewneck sweaters . . . Spindrift, F.T.A., Guidance Office Squad. Service Club, Sportnite. Senior Play display attracts J. Hayman, S. Bickler and H. Horowitz CAROL REIDEL Vivacious Strawberry-blonde . . . capable secretary of the G.O. . . . will make some boss a terrific secretary . . . National Honor Society, Leader Corps, Orchestra. Art Service Club. Badminton. Volleyball. Basketball. Archer)’. Sportnite. Queen Elizabeth SUSAN REINISH “Sue” . . . cute blonde with a cheerful air about her . . . competent and resourceful . . . plans to go to college. CAROLE REITZEL School-minded senior . . . would like to work at IBM . . . likes school, movies and dancing . . . Service Club (V. P.), F.T.A., Spindrift, Mother-Daughter Tea. PATRICIA RENNA ‘Pat” ... is sure to be an efficient secretary . . . likes music, dancing, and clothes . . . National Honor Society V. P.), Spindrift. t Assoc. Ed.). Mother-Daughter Tea. G.O. Rep.. Badminton. Volleyball, Bowling. Sportnite. CAKOLE RESNICK Friendly Carole likes clothes, dances and new cars . . . determined to become a successful secretary . . . enjoys fishing on her father's boat . . . Volleyball, Bowling, Sportnite. ROBERT RICHARDSON “Bob” ... a future auto mechanic . . . likes cars, movies and “rock 'n roll” . . . hunting and fishing are his favorite pastimes. ANNETTE RIZZO Her winning ways will make her an excellent elementary school teacher . . . likes a friendly smile, dances and clothes . . . Spindrift, F.T.A. (V. P.), Girls’ Leader Corps. G.O. Rep., Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Bowling, Archery, Sportnite. Del Brasil Students learn journalism techniques GAIL RIFKIN Neat (Jail likes social dancing and homemaking . . . plans to become an elementary school teacher . . . F.T.A. (Pres.). Service Club, Sider Press, Tennis. Sportnite. RAMON RODRIGUEZ “Ray” . . . plans to enter active Naval training, then become a draftsman . . . likes fishing, cars and dancing. MICHAEL ROIZMAN “Jay” . . a newcomer lo OHS who likes cars, tootsie rolls, . . . after graduation from coliege he’ll be an artist . . . tall and good looking. MARINO ROMANO Dark and good looking . . . always willing . . . ready for action and fun. WILLIAM ROONEY “Bill . . . good looking . . . adds spark to the halls of OHS . . . likes cars, pizza and drag races . . . enthusiastic sailor rooter. GARY ROSE Tall, friendly and enthusiastic . . . sports enthusiast . . . sure to be a success in college this fall . . . National Honor Society, Varsity Club President). Math team. Wrestling. HELEN ROSEN Good things come in small packages . . . enjoys journalism and dancing . . . will enter the field of home economics . . . National Honor Society. Sider Press, Spindrift, Service Club. F.T.A., Orchestra, Mother-Daughter Tea. Library’ Staff, Usherettes Cluh. Tennis. Volleyball, Badminton. Sportnite. LIANE ROSSI Always smiling . . . willing worker . . will become an elementary school teach er . . . likes people and dancing . . F.T.A., Service Club, Orchestra. Spin drift, Mother-Daughter Tea. Volleyball Badminton, Basketball, Sportnite. CHARLES ROTHKOPF “Chuck” . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . terrific dancer . . . enjoys sports and dancing ... to be a dentist is his desire . . Varsity Club, Gridiron Club, Band. Bowling, Basketball. Football. ROBERT RUPP Bob . . . quiet and sincere . . . headed for success and fame . . . likes food and having fun . . . adds quality to all he touches. ELAINE SCHECHNER Snappy dresser . . . merchandising after fashion school . . . National Honor Society, Lens, Spindrift (Art Ed.), G.O. Rep.. Health Club, Art Service Club, Girls’ Leader Corps, Senior Play, Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Archery, Bowling, Sportnite. BURT SALK Entertaining personality . . . partial to the Milwaukee Braves, science courses and sports . . . will attend college after graduation . . . Key Club. Baseball. Football. JOSEPH SCHAEFER “Jay” . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . likes the St. Louis Cardinals . . . college bound . . . Senior Class Pres., Boys’ Leader Corps (Pres.), Varsity Club, G.O. Rep., Jr. Class (V. P.), Soccer, Basketball, Baseball. CHARLES SALKEWICZ “Charlie” . . . has added a lot to OHS in the two years he’s been here . . . likes food and a good time . , . bound for success in any field he chooses. FRANK SANTOLI Handsome athlete . . . really enjoys Italian food . . . will attend college after graduation ... Jr. Class Pres.. Boys’ Leader Corps, Varsity Club. Football. Basketball, Baseball. CAMILLE SCAFIDI “Cam” . . . loyal friend . . . modeling school after graduation . . . crazy about clothes, food and cooking . . . also enjoys swimming and reading. MARIE SAMPAGNA “Sam” . . . enjoys driving and parties . . . her ambition is to become a secretary . . . Tennis, Bowling, Volleyball. Sportnite. WILLIAM SCHECHTER “Bill” likes dixieland, jazz, cars and animals . . . will become a veterinarian . . . Latin Club, Weight Lifting. Track. HARVEY SCHENKER Quiet and reserved . . . likes cars, boats, model railroads, water skiing, boating, swimming and fishing ... a future architect . . . Track, Softball. HOWARD SCHLEICH “Howie” . . . tall and good looking . . . always telling jokes . . . will enter college in the fall . . . particularly enjoys boating and swimming. EDMUND SCHMIDT “Eddy” ... his winning ways will lead him to success . . . enjoys a game of basketball or football . . . also likes to tinker with cars. HARRIET SCHNEIDER Dark haired, peppy, full of fun . . . hopes to work in an office after graduation . . . likes pizza and dancing . . . Softball, Tennis, Bowling. Sportnite. T ugboat Miss Sullivan's English class JASON SCHNEIDER Hopes to become a doctor . . . likes the Dodgers (no matter where they move) . . . Lens, Sider Press, and Spindrift ... an enthusiastic rooter for OHS. BARRIE SCHREIBER He’ll study business management at college . . . likes basketball and swimming . . . Audio-Visual Squad and Science Club . . . Outdoor Track and Basketball. MAX SCHWARTZ Wants to be a lawyer . . . classifies cars and sports as his favorites . . . Sider Press, G.O. Rep., Varsity Club, Football, Wrestling, Baseball. KATHY SEAMAN Always on the go . . . loves ice cream, swimming, boating and art . . . plans a future in advertising art . . . National Honor Society, Spindrift (ed.-in-chief) Sider Press, Lens, Senior Play. Mother-Daughter Tea, Art Service Club, Senior Council, Basketball. Hockey, Softball. Tennis, Sportnite. USS. Constitution conducts his instrumental workshop BURTON SCHWARTZENFELI) “Burt” . . . aspires a career as a lawyer . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . Spindrift, Sider Press, World Affairs Club, Wrestling. Page 58 JO ANN SCHROEPFER “Jo” . . . enjoys fattening food, dancing, horseback riding, swimming, sleeping . . . happy and smiling . . . Badminton, Archery, Spindrift, Sider Press, Senior Play, Sportnite. ARTHUR SETTER “Artie” . . . friendly personality . . . good-looking . . . plans to join the Air Force . . car and boat racing head his list of favorites. JUDITH SEWELL “Judy” ... a peppy blonde . . . likes all sports ... an elementary school teacher after college . . . Student Court. Spindrift, (-iris' Leader Corps. (Pres.), Cheering, Hockey, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Tennis, Sportnite. DENNIS SHERRY “Dependable and quiet . . . goes for baseball, driving, cookies, candy, school . . . personable and friendly ... Intermural Basketball. EVELYN SIEGELSTEIN Long-hair and starry-eyes add to her cute appearance ... has great secretarial ambitions . . . likes driving, movies, cooking and eating plenty of ice cream . . . Masque Societv. Homemaking Club, Health Club. JOAN SIGNORELLO A sweet girl with a congenial and cooperative manner . . . likes jazz and Italian foods . . . will someday make an excellent bi-lingual secretary . . National Honor Society, Lens (ed-in-chief). Sider Press, Spindrift, Senior Play, Library Staff, Tennis, Sportnite. EDWARD SINNOTT “Friendly, fun-loving and likes cars and pizza . . . aims to secure work after graduation. Pago 59 JACQUELINE SHEA Lynn- . . . enjoys dancing, ice skating. parties, cars . , . Spindrift, Bowling. Baseball. Tennis. Hockey, Basketball, Sportnite. WILLIAM SLADE ■'Bill . . . enjoys sports and music . . . casual wit . . . headed for college and many successes . . . Latin Club Rifle. PETER SLATER “Pete” . . . sure to do well at college and go far in whatever field he chooses . . . a definite asset to the track team . . . National Honor Society, Lens, Sider Press, Varsity Club, French Club, Wrestling, Track, Cross Country. RENATE STABLER “Renee” . . . plans a secretarial career after graduation . . . especially fond of small cars and roller skating . . . enjoys a good game of Tennis. ALEX SOBEL Quiet and reserved ... a friend of all . . . enjoys howling . . . will study engineering in college . . . Math Club, Rifle. JOANNE SORICE “Jo” ... a happy hearted newcomer to OHS . . . enjoys dancing, rock ’n roll, the 56 Mercury, the Marine Corps . . . a future secretary who’ll do her boss proud. ROCHELLE SFERO “Shelly” ... a future recreation director .. . likes dancing and sports . . . Service Club, Leader Corps, Orchestra, Sider Press, Spindrift, Volleyball. Basketball, Tennis, Sportnite. MARILYN STEIN Friendly and co-operative . . . will attend secretarial school . . . likes dancing, Italian food and the Yankees . . . Modern Dance, Tennis, Archery, Bowling and Basketball. CELIA SOFIO Enthusiastic gal ... business bound after graduation . . . dedicated to all athletic endeavors . . . Volleyball, Tennis, Softball, Basketball, Sportnite. ERIC STROBER “Rick” . . . always on the go . . . plans to become a big busines tycoon after college . . . Varsity Club, Gridiron Club. Spindrift, (Boys’ Sports Ed.). Health Club. Key Club, Football, Wrestling, Tennis. ARLENE STRULLY Reserved and sincere . . . will make a good secretary . . . enjoys dancing, pizza and horseback riding . . . F.T.A. Senior girls admire the latest styles LOIS TAN Always fun to be with . . . college next fall . . . enjoys the Yankees, dancing and sport cars . . . F.N.A., Masque Society, Archery, Tennis. SS. United States JOHN TERRY “Jack” . . . loves animals, sports, and scenic traveling . . . plans to become a veterinarian . . . Varsity Club, Boys’ Leader Corps, Gridiron Club, Baseball, Football. Basketball. CHARLES THOMAS Charlie” . . . fun to be with . . . plans to go into the service after graduation ... a good man for Uncle Sam . . . likes traveling, water sports and the sea. JOHN TIEDEMANN Likeable fellow . . . Mechanical-minded ... likes Fords and the West Hampton “drag strip” . . . heading for college and a career in mechanical engineering. BARRY TRAYNOR Fun-loving . . . very active in O.H.S. . . . will study accounting at college . . . Audio-Visual Squad. Hall Patrol. Track. Soccer, Basketball. HILDA TURNER “Holly” . . . peppy and enthusiastic . . . will make a good secretary . . . likes ice skating and all sports . . . G.O. Rep.. Senior Council. Mother-Daughter Tea. Cheering. Sportnite. CATHERINE TREZZA “Cathy” ... a future secretary . . . likes driving, dancing and parties . . . Chorus, Health Club. Volleyball, Soft-ball, Basketball, Modern Dance. ARNOLD TUCKER “Arnie” . . an “all-around sport” ... enjoys water-skiing . . . plans to be a high school history teacher . . . Varsity Club. Boys’ Leader Corps, Outdoor Club. Basketball. Baseball. BARBARA TURNER Quiet and resourceful . . . new addition to OHS . . . headed for success. ELIZABETH URBANIK “Betty” good natured and amiable ... desires a teaching career . . . loves horseback riding and baseball . . . Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey, Softball. WILLIAM TRINKLEBACK “Bill” . . . fun-loving and carefree ... plans to make the Air Force his career . . . enjoys loafing, parties and traveling. CHARLES V1ESER “Chuck” . . . amiable personality . . . likes cars, boats, fishing and sports ... plans to work after graduation . . . Bowling, Volleyball. Wrestling. JOAN VILA “Jo” . . . attractive, enthusiastic and efficient . . . business school is next on her list ... an avid New York Yankee fan . . . Volleyball, Sportnite. GEORGIANNA WAGNER “Georgi” . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . her typing ability is sure to make her an efficient secretary . . .will attend business school in the fall ... Spindrift (Typing Ed.), Lens, Service Club, Spanish Club, World Interest Club, Bowling. LOUIS WEIGAND Lou” . . . tall, blue-eyed blond, industrious . . . likes golf and baseball . . . to become a chemical engineer is his ambition . . . Library Staff. Golf, Rifle. MARTIN WEINSTEIN Marty . . . quiet and reserved . . . likes sports, parties and swimming ... college bound . . . enjoys tinkering with cars . . . French Club, Baseball. Rifle. A Twentieth Century Ship Mr. Chase s history class discusses current events MICHAEL WEISSLEDER “Mike” . . . dark and good-looking . . . sincere personality . . . liked by all . . interested in cars and sports . . . college bound . . . Varsity Club, Tennis, Wrestling, World Interest Club. CAROL ANN WHITE This friendly, understanding, blonde will go far in the business world . . . enjoys singing and having fun ... a wonderful asset to our Orchestra. WILLIAM WRIGHT “Bill” . . . casual wit . . . enjoys football, handball and dancing . . . after college he’ll become an athletic instructor . . . Senior Play, Boys Leader Corps, Wrestling. PENELOPE WHITE “Penny” . . . congenial, determined ... great essayist . . . likes convertibles and pizza . . . plans a college education . . . Sider Press, Sprindrijt, Literary Ed.), Library staff, Cheering, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Badminton, Sportnite. LYDIAN WITTMAN Attractive, blue-eyed blonde . . . enjoys ice cream sodas and the Yankees . . . will enter college in the fall . . . Masque Society, Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Sportnite. EDWARD WOLTMAN “Ed” . . . reserved and sincere manner . . . likes swimming and cars . . . plans a college education . . . Varsity Club, Boys Leader Corps, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Football. JANE WUHRL Blue-eyed blonde . . . Sharp-wit . . likes the Yankees and studyhalls . . will become a secretary . . . Spin drift, G.O. Rep., Usherettes Club, Chor us. Basketball, Modern Dance, Bowling Sportnite. WILLIAM WHITE “Bill” . . . friendly, sincere manner . . . sports-minded ... a nice person to know . . enjoys dancing . . hopes to become an electrical engineer . . . Varsity Club, Boys’ Leader Corp, Baseball, Basketball. FLORENCE WUNSCH Refined young blonde . . . after high school she hopes to become a secretary . . . enjoys rooting at football games and having a good time. Senior Class Advisors KLAUS ZAPATKA Reserved, quiet and sincere . . . likes good music and cars . . . enjoys collecting stamps . . . plans to make the Navy his career. Mr. John Thomassian Senior Class Officers Senior Class Officers tL. to R.) : H. Liebowitz Treasurer, R. Luna Vice-President, J. Schaefer President, G. Keyes Secretary. '44uu. l +u u, MOST ATTRACTIVE Jo Maori Bill Kowenhoven MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jean Johnson Joan Harben MOST ATHLETIC Jay Schaefer Judy Sewell MOST TALENTED Barbara Brennan Mike Canonico Girls from the make-up crew put finishing touches on Barbara Durst, Joan Signorello and Andrea Carpenito. Shortly after the play opens, Elwood introduces Harvey to the ladies of The Wednesday Forum. Here we see El-wood’s sister, Veta Louise, and his niece. Myrtle May, look on in agony as Elwood makes the introductions to Mrs. Eugene Chauvenet. At Chumley’s Rest, Veta remarks, “Good, nobody here but people.” Marc Goldstein as Doctor Chumley and Bill Wright as Wilson relax with lunch during a long rehearsal. Director Drommond gives the cast notes during a rehearsal as a sleepy Arlene Batwin listens. Mr. Smitten and the stage crew “lash in” the office set as it “flies” inside the house set.________________________ Out at Chumley’s Rest, Elwood meets Mrs. Chumley, the head doctor’s wife — “. . . let me give you one of my cards. If you should want to call me, don’t call me at this number. It’s the old one.” Electricians Norman Fishel, Gerry Gutman and George Petrilak run a test on the lights. Mf? I 1 Veta Louise decides the rabbit business has “gone far enough”, so she makes arrangements to have Elwood committed for treatment at Chumley’s Rest. She tells her story to Doctor Sanderson and Nurse Kelly — ”... I’m going to tell you something I’ve never told anyone before. Every once in a while, I see that big rabbit myself, and he’s every bit as big as Elwood says he is.” Somehow there is a mixup at Chum-ley’s, and Veta Louise is committed while Elwood is freed. This is finally straightened out, and Veta collapses at home, telling Judge Gafney and Myrtle May of the man who M. . . sat me down in a tub full of cold water.” ft?} ttw Wi Cabman E. J. Lofgren joins the confusion at the sanitorium as Elwood is about to be given a shot to make him like other people — ”... and you know what stinkers they are.” Arlene Batwin and Barbara Durst are the curious ones. “All’s Well That Ends Well,” and we have an informal shot of the cast. As Elwood says, “. . . for years I wrestled with reality, and I’m happy to say that I finally won out over it.” Remember These? School 2.First Row (L. to R.) : Sandy Hagen, Mary Barker, Marie McDonald. Jean Donaldson. Richard Running, Buzzy Happ, Lennie Mazzeo. Second Row: Eddie Wolt-inan, Peter Slater, William Coen, Bettee Jones, Susan Byron, Florence Wunsch, Jean Johnson. Dian Hart. Third Row: Charles Campbell, Frank Carlin Paul Ermak. School 3. First Row (L. to R.) : Howard Schleich, Penny White, Helen Dixon, Judy Borgersen, George Pet-rilak. Second Row: William White, Richard Lisk, Judy Sewell. Third Row: John Helm, Alfred Feuring, Helen Elfers, William Koehler. ISLAND PARK First Row (L. to R.): No-reen Heiberg, Annette Rizzo. Second Row: William Rooney, Robert Brennan, Doryal Mitchell, John O’Donnell. Third Row: Joyce Ann DeGraaf. Barbara Brennan, Emma Hutt, Mary Ann Albanese, Mary Mozelesky, Rosemary McCann. School 4. First Row: Michael Canonico. Second Row: Kathy Seaman, Pat Dunn, Edna Moffett, Arlene Martin, Laraine Peleaz. Third Row: Ronald Abate. Diana Nixon, Carol Dapolito. William Fernald. Fourth Row: Bernard Davidson, Monfort Bacon, Arthur Armstrong, Jay Schaefer. First Row (L. to R.): Harriet Horowitz, Adele Green-man, Norman Fishel, Helen Rosen, Bob Millot, Leonora Ferrari, Howie Liebowitz. Second Row: Howard Schleich, Fern Probst, Jane Burke, Jack Terry, Elsie Comstock, Louis Weigand. Third Row: Jane Wuhrl, Pat Hassett, Liane Rossi, Tony DiBrita, Joanne Lupo. Fourth Row: Arnie Tucker, Rochelle Spero, Mary Lou Pearsall. Fifth Row: Burt Schwartzenfield, Karen Hoppen. First Row (L. to R.) : C. Canavocial, G. Billed, R. Chaft, W. Blumenfeld, J. Albinson, J. Cataldi, D. Burke, I. Burstein. Second Row: F. Amato, M. Blum. M. Brodsky, J. Brill, S. Barile, J. Brinkman, T. Brown, S. Bohn, D. Barrett. Third Row: J. Boeckel, C. Bennett. Z. Brickner. G. Caruso, D. Annunziata, E. Belcher. H. Cadiz, J. Brun- jes, T. Bocchino, C. Chase. Fourth Row: R. Celia, N. Brooke, A. Berg, R. Angel, N. Amato, M. Bonasera, R. Allegra, B. Berlind, A. Carman. Fifth Row: H. Ahrams, L. Berlinghoff, S. Carter, B. Barbara, R. Becht, A. Auerbach. B. Blank, B. Bachmann, J. Castellano. First Row L. to R.) : C. Cohen, K. Evans, S. Freed. C. Ewen, S. Dixon, P. Crespo, D. Edwards, J. Cittadino. Second Row: P. Fardy, R. Fadis, D. Davies. B. Dutcher. R. Gapin, M. Flynn, J. Fusillo, R. Cousins, J. Faberman, R. Ficter. Third Row: K. Consaul. N. Chimato, D. D’Alles-sandro. J. Colquhoun, J. DeLeon. C. Dedek, R. DiDiovanna. C. Daigh, J. Daniels, S. Davis. Fourth Row: G. Dodd. B. Dosedlo, M. Bacon. K. Dugan, N. Dossett, R. Eovino, J. DeOlivares, L. Pejong, S. Culleney. H. Chamberlain. Fifth Row: P. Eng, L. Firestone, L. Closs, B. Foster, R. Chasser. R. D’Annucci, G. Edelstein, T. Erhartic, P. Connolly. Juniors First Row (L. to K.) : S. Gould, B. Halsey. V. Horbach, E. Hickey, L. Hayes, N. Hellberg. W. Hastava, M. Hart, C. Gerber. Second Row: S. Goldstein. B. Gruber, E. Hamilton, M. Jeffers, S. Giverts, E. Hartshorne, P. Glier, N. Gross, S. Hershkowitz. Third Row: R. Goldman, J. Heide, D. Hat full, E. Goeller, L. Ireland, J. Hudson, S. Gilbert. C. Handler. Fourth Row: R. Jacobs, A. Hoffman, J. Hopkins, R. Johnson, L. Jacobson, R. Hodge, R. Howell, V. Hansen. A. Heyman. Fifth Row: L. Hurwitz, A. Grande, R. Halpern, R. Hancock, R. Hillsberg, F. Geraldi, M. Gelman, E. Gordon, N. Janowitz. First Row (L. to R.) : C. Leibowitz, K. Klein, J. Jelinek, H. Lahm, J. Klairikaitis, J. Luft, M. Kuveke, M. Larkin, D. McGuire, J. Levine. Second Row: E. Levenson, A. Liebnik, A. Laino, E. Krufky, J. Larkin, R. Kline, M. Krauss, M. Lewis, K. Kahn, E. Keenan, R. Lonergan. Third Row: H. Lentnek. P. Levine, M. Levine, J. McGettrick, G. Kelley. B. Koelbel, J. McElroy, S. Lynch, M. Kucks, K. Kuhn, I. Klugerman, J. Leathers, H. Luloff, D. Lemyre. Fourth Row: R. Levenson, J. Kaufman, J. Lamirata. W. Langdon, R. LaTour, R. Levy, H. Kitt, J. Kaczmarick, J. Kaplan, M. Kazis, E. Kunkel, R. Lindberg. Juniors First Row (L. to R.): R. Melendez, E. Noon, S. Novick, G. Maltz, D. Oklan, C. Orsi. P. Marglin, P. Mehlman. Second Row: R. MacDougall. T. Meers, R. Narvaez, D. Pearsall. R. Gaines, A. Malany, B. Ochsenreiter, G. Markoe, R. Marchon, S. Orens. Third Row: V. Mitchell, C. Padula, C. Menges, A. Mallamy, S. Mann. C. Mayerhofer, J. Marcus, P. Murphy, P. Miles, N. Natter. Fourth Row: G. Mangels, R. Miller, E. Milliken. L. Oberlander, G. MacFarland, D. McMahon, W. Morgan, J. Merenda, L. Meyer. Fifth Row: J. Marsh, P. Bergmann, J. Moren, B. Maxwell, B. Nuding, M. McGuire, S. O’Brien, J. Mozor. K. O’Keefe, C. Noll, E. Parks, W. Markland. Bottom Row (L. to R.) : B. Pedersen. D. Randall, M. Pietroforte, C. Riehl, M. Seby, L. Holland. V. Rogers, C. Rosenberg, P. Silvera. Second Row: M. Rappaport, H. Schwartz, D. Sophie, R. Schwartz, J. Shevlin, I. Rashkin, R. Pema, J. Restagno, M. Rivenson, P. Reit-man. Third Row: R. Rang, H. Pinckney, J. Sandberg, E. Pohl, S. Seidenfeld, L. Rosenblatt, L. Scherer, D. Speckman, C. Schauer. Fourth Row: S. Pielock, W. Shirmacher, A. Riehl, R. Randall, J. Pesti, J. Reardon, D. Rockefeller, I. Schulman, P. Saacke. Fifth Row: L. Silberman, N. Semken, C. Sammis, T. Saperstein, P. Rafofsky, F. Semel, P. Setter, H. Schertzer, B. Restaino, B. Posovsky, K. Rosenberg. First Row (L. to R.) : S. Spiegel, G. Wender, A. Worsnopp, R. Tigrino, J. Wainwright, S. Taras, B. Ward, V. Weber, S. VanDer Schuyt, K. Virts. Second Row: G. Wilkerson, H. Stone, L. Waltman, V. Thompson, T. Southard, R. Wilson, D. Stuart, R. Witkin, A. Venier, R. Zoph, R. Spratt. Third Row: C. Terrell, V. Sullivan, L. Wohltmann, V. Trinka, R. Winkoff, E. Strauss, R. Winkler, L. Stewart, M. Stewart, G. Worms, P. Warne. Fourth Row: R. Werthman, C. White, W. Williams, J. Uustal, D. Youngblood, H. Tannen-baum, E. Wilmer, D. Teuten, A. Wasserman, G. Winters, J. Weinstein. t Mrs. Concettina Andrews Junior Class Officers (L. to R.) : I). McMahon Treasurer, G. Mangels Vice• President, I). Barrett President, J. Hudson Secretary. Mr. Kurt Ottenheimer Junior Class Officers Junior Class Advisors Mrs. Doris Appelbaum JUNIOR PR p a p ■{ Cs n Firaf flow (L. to R.) : S. Barbara, V. Waite, S. Berg, C. Bauman, G. Baker, M. Aguas, D. Barbuscia, P. Albert, M. Beers, E. Abate. Second Row: D. Adest, J. Albert, R. Petrilak, V. Chimato.A. Nelson, T. Millot, G. Williams J. Heitler, L. Becker, G. Gutman. Third Row: S. Aronauer, B. Barnes, N. Beck, B. Bennett, C. Barry, G. Balding. J. Bannwarih, J. Behm, A, Schneiderman, C. Asher. Fourth Row: E. Chilton, R. Johnson, R. Riederich, J. Beaulieu. W. Badalucca, K. Gress, M. Abbatt, G. Gelling. R. Burke, S. Firstenberg. Fifth Row: J. Day, K. Braun, J. Aita, W. Liebman, B. Balsan, J. Berka, J. Esposito. G. Adlen, W. Schmidt, W. Schrader. a a a Q I V First Row (L. to R.) : C. Crisalli, E. Castronova, M. Bogosian, E. Carlock, M. Cox, L. D’Acunto, S. Creighton, J. Bragg, J. Brenner, H. Carlin. Second Row: F. Collins, A. Carlson, G. Cannor, M. Cakars. T. Castoldi. W. Baylis, R. Climente, M. Colodner, F. Brunicke, M. Jacobs. Third Row: D. Caroline, M. Cohen, B. Blum, S. Chagrin, D. Cohen, K. Cullen, A. Cavallaro, C. Cohen. J. Cooper, L. D'Alessandro. Fourth Row: M. Blumenthal, J. Brown, I). Colodner, D. Cooper, R. Carpenter, R. Calkin, J. Boles. M. Brozost, S. Cornell. Fifth Row: M. Braunstein, F. Caporaso, J. Bomberg, E. Brown, B. Bugholger, A. Cioffari, P. Brinkerhoff, B. Blumstein, B. Campbell. Bottom Row (L. to R.): F. Eidenstohn, B. Egan, H. Goldstein, E. Glicenstein, B. Deitch. M. Davis, B. Faico, C. Greenstein. L. Frisone. Second Row: P. Fishman. R. DePalma, F. DiStepano, C. Getelman, L. Goldberg, B. Dunn. J. Ferraro, M. Fuchs, P. Edelstein, D. Fine. Third Row: 1. Goldsmith, J. Fitzgerald. J. Settle, F. Firestone. B. Diamant. S. Goldman, R. DiStefano, D. Darmstadt, H. Geitheim, K. Fazio, D. Fritz. Fourth Row: G. Dirkes, B. Davidson, R. Falk. M. Goldberg, D. Deegan, C. Cannon. A. Gist, D. Dawson. S. Danziger, B. Dank, T. Dugan. Fifth Row: J. Dowling, R. DeLucia, D. Fasso, D. Funaro, S. Delinko, C. Garro, R. Godstrey, J. Greffen, C. Fisher, C. Freed, S. Droberty. L. Feuerstein. First Row (L. to R.) : J. Johnson, C. Hassett. R. Gerlack, B. Hock, C. Hassett. J. Hering, M. Herbert, C. Johnson, F. Hulse, 1. Hansen. Second Roiv: R. Johnson. J. Katz, C. Gurdin. W. Katz, L. Kackerski, K. Schmidt, B. Hersh, A. Jackson, M. Katz, S. Johnson. Third Row: C. Green, C. Schiffer. P. Holler, M. Schiller. R. Harvey. J. Huszar, C. Gomer, S. Schlesing er, K. Jareb, K. Isom, B. Griffen. Fourth Row: M. Kaufman, N. Grune, S. Hirsh, H. Kastner, W. Hayn, R. Hrubala, M. Hall, R. Greenman, D. Gotlieb. M. Gordon. Fifth Row: R. Hart, F. Higgins, R. Hay, V. Goris, E. Schnappauf, J. Haight, B. Gordon, R. Kaiser, N. Hottendorf. Sophomores Sophomores First Row (L. to R.) : A. Forman, Keegan, P. Busch, B. Pastor, C. Bianco. G. Maraich, F. Perlman, J. Rizzo, L. Pearsall, S. Richaer. Second Row: T. Roca, L). Nessbaum. C. Maniaci, R. Leonard, A. Roah, D. Block, I. Polow. P. Figgs, R. Presteri, G. Pearson. Third Row: M. Froehlich, D. Damato, P. Robinson, N. Keegan, K. Poigt, G. Pawlowski, L. Peters, P. Parks, J. Pilgrim. Fourth Row: J. Pinto, R. Evers, J. Pravda, I). Patterson. P. Fonti. R. Renselaer, B. Reiber, E. Esposito, C. Locasio, J. Pacucci. Fifth Row: A. Oliver, N. Popick, K. Roesch, C. Kaye, L. Osmond, J. Roehrick, J. Friden, A. Rensi, F. Rensi, S. Kayne, P. Brennan. First Row (L. to R.): R. Lico, C. Musgrove, D. McKane, L. Kerpel, M. Krawcyh, P. Keeling. L. Krumeracker, R. Ryder, P. Lubeiman, L. Luschinski. Second Row: H. Levy, H. Owen, M. Lieberman, C. Keller, G. Cortlang, G. Kenney, 1. Kumko, B. Lehrmann, V. Longo, L. Lucarelli. Third Row: A. Malizio, 1. Lynch, R. Maislis. R. Maisano, J. Lange, N. Koller, P. Keeralt, N. Ludweg, P. Sustig, S. Keenan. Fourth Row: W. Livert, J. Kunkel, E. Lereine. R. LaMacchio, J. McLaughlin, A. Lupi, C. Knor, S. Killorin, R. Lowery, R. L.Leon Fifth Row: G. Langoon, S. Kraus, I. Kodish, J. Luna, J. Lang, L. Kepke, J. LaVecchia, R. Konior, L. Krohmer, B. Hale. Sophomores Row One (L. to R.) : J. Panebianco, D. NigI, N. Nanni, J. Monteleone, B. Meehin, A. Nisslee, A. Neubeck, H. Milch, J. Milles. Second Row: A. Muller, B. Neu, G. Golivar, F. Nicolas, R. Martinis, T. Nasca, D. Mark, F. Rosen, S. Mendelow, R. Marcus. Third Row: L. Napoli, K. Nover, F. Morris, J. Orzano, J. Grauina, L. Oliver, R. Meybohn, J. Rose, S. Rooder, P. O’Reilly. Fourth Row: A. Orlando, T. Naumann, M. Moalick, N. Minulollo, R. Leon, 0. Maren, P. Murphy, M. Nordell, M. Ogulnick. Fifth Row: D. Nastri, E. Muller, V. Matthews, D. Mortensen, M. Rose, J. Miller, A. Marino, F. Minei, J. Nieman, B. Moll, J. Noon, R. Mosback. Bottom Row (L. to R.) : R. Maurino, C. Rothbart, B. Rubeck, K. Wackemah, D. Walker, N. Niptrom, M. Gires, J. Walsh, K. Moloney, M. Motschmann. Second Row: J. Mieale, D. Dinnino. F. Miletti. R. Warren, A. Wunsch. C. Agresta, W. Prinello, R. Waltman. F. Gannaro, M. Sinnett. Third Row: R. Santore, R. Rubins, J. Polokoff, P. W'arren, G. Rose. S. Lieberman, B. Broder, B. Bosenzweig, L. Bosen, J. Rubins. Fourth Row: H. .Seaman. J. Godstrey,' R. Rosenfeld, F. LaBella. P. W;eiss, R. Muddiman. A. Wade, J. Evans, C. Lastella. Fifth Row: W. Munz, M. Perlman, R. Brown, G. Stonitsch, L). Corvex. J. Trezza, J. Vandermosten, R. Waltman. First Row (L. to R.) : M. Sims, A. Vandermosten, I. Tortorelli, E. Sicari, B. Serrell, B Vrana, J. Sims, C. Tucker, A. Speth, L. Shanahan. Second Row: R. Troncone, S. Sorokin F. Von Brook, T. Turner, S. Stein man, R. Si 1 here r, S. Shapiro, A. Shulberg. R. Schwartz J. Seltzer. Third Row: L. Strauss, B. Tray nor, S. Schwartz, A. Turanitza, C. Trevithick J. Slater, D. Sorgen, 1. Shiff, L. Uelstsen, I). Silverstein. Fourth Row: H. Tauber, A Sincoff, S. Senter, R. Theiling, J. Tilford. F. Vangell, D. Schwartz, M. Tashman. R Santoli, F. Stehlin, R. Smutney. Fifth Row: S. Suskin, M. Secry, H. Shapiro, L. Sode mann, L. Van Deusen, B. Strange, J. Sloane, R. Tritz, D. Southard, K. Skinner. Sophomores First Row (L. to R. : J. Warwick. R. Zimmerman, B. Licarl, L. Weitzman, C. Wright, F. Whittle, D. Wulbern, J Wolf B. in IIIVIli.an, L. McMackin. Second Row: H. Wilensky, L. Freshman, R. Saunders. P. Giordano. T. Pettit. R. Cantwe 1, R. einer, A Zammetti, K. Sack, J. Lasky. Third Row: C. Wohlfarth. C. Wohlfarth, P. Halpern. S. Kramer, G. Rosenberg, J. Welch, C. Stark, W right, R. Perlson, L. Goldman, P. White. Fourth Row: J. Schroeder, J. Sache, M. Werner, B. Wolfe. 1. Mendel, J. W ittemann. 1 Etri, C. Zeitz, H. Wood. Fifth Row: S. Adler. E. Wever, R. Alfin, L. Levine. R. Krugerman, A. Harr. G. W inetz, G. W illiams, J. Wilkin M. Watts C. Yarnell, C. Lucas. Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore Class Advisors Mrs. Addie Short Sophomore Class Officers (L. to R.) : .!. Kunkel Treasurer, F. Caporaso Vice-President, R. Renselaer President, N. Koller Vice-President. 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General Organization The General Organization is our student government. and is the hub around which all our co-curricular activities are built. These activities include all clubs. Sailor Publications, and boys’ and girls’ sports. Mr. Murdoch Cunningham advisor, and Miss Dian Hart president led the G. 0. in gaining many privileges for the student body. Among the outstanding accomplishments were the ten dollar G. 0. cards and the serving of seniors ahead of underclassmen in the cafeteria. Our student leaders worked hand in hand with our faculty and administration, and insured for us a very happy and successful year. Student Court Student Court (L. to R.): C. Or-si. J. Sewell. R. Luna, H. Liebo-witz Chief Justice, K. Kahn, D. Deegan, J. Pilgrim. Key Club First Row L. to R.) : D. Youngblood, R. Johnson. P. Forrest President, R. Kline, B. Salk. Second Row: P. Fishman, C. Gurdin, R. Marcus, M. Katz, J. Heitler, J. Katz, P. Ermak. Third Row: P. Edelstein, D. Falkenhurg, S. Orens, N. Fishel, R. Davidson, C. Gerrleman, N. J a n o w i t z. Fourth Row: P. Blair. D. Dawa-on. H. Schwartz, M. Cakars, M. Brodsky. M. Lewis, R. Fellers. Fifth Row: M. Brozost, G. Dirkes, R. Levy, R. Dawson. R. Miller, J. Reardon, M. Canonico. Key Club Service Club Once again the Key Club has done a magnificent job of service to our school. Under the very capable direction of advisor Mr. John E. Vandermosten, and the leadership of president Paul Forrest, the year’s activities have been successfully accomplished. The Fourth Annual Snow Ball dance, presented by the club, was the highlight of the year. Among its other varied and useful activities, the members of the Key Club sold refreshments and programs at the various sports events. Along with carrying out the work of the Junior Red Cross this club gives service to the school and the community in other ways. Under the direction of Miss Anne Raynor and Miss Elaine Rapp, the club helped veterans, sold pencils in school, and candy at the football games. As in previous years the Service Club quietly went about providing indispensible services to the school and encouraging the type of community spirit that makes good citizens. Service Club First Row (L. to R.) : R. Maislis, S. Hershkowitz, H. Rosen, P. Krass, C. Reitzel, M. Levine, G. Rosenberg. Second Row: M. Cohen, B. Tray nor, L. Capell. C. Paduka. R. Spero, J. Rose, D. Soren, T. Bocchino, H. Horowitz, S. Kaylin, L. Rossi, H. Geitheim, M. Goldberg. Third Row: Brenda Cordon, F. Firestone, L. Solomon, A. Grusendorf, J. Wolf. H. Calin. C. Spadanuta, L. Ridner, S. Mann, J. Milles, B. Gruber. Fourth Row: B. Diamon, A. Gree-man, J. Winetz, C. Schiffer, H. Milch, G. Wagner, R. Tritz, K. O’Keefe, F. Minis, E. Strauss, F. Probst, C. Schauer. Art Service Club The Art Service Club provided for the many art projects, such as, posters, signs, properties and covers needed by the different departments of our school. Under the direction of Mrs. Louise Pollard, students gave many hours to the school and furnished almost all the art work seen around the school. The club also furnished additional experience for art students and gave students not taking art an opportunity to do art work after school and get evaluation and help. Art Service Club. First How: C. Johnson. Second How: A. Worsnopp. L. Rossi. Third How: W. Wright, P. White. L. Mayerhofer, J. Brenner. F. Collins. Fourth How: K. Seaman. E. Schechner, E. Brown. Fifth How: D. Dirkes. Weather Station Eight student meteorologists headed by Louis Meyer and advised by Mr. Thomas Fetherston compiled weather information to be used in statistical analysis of local weather. They measured wind velocity and direction, relative humidity, maximum and minimum temperatures, barometric pressure, visibility and the amount of precipitation in each twenty-four hour period. Their findings were read over the P. A. system each morning. U'eather Station (L. to R.) : R. Rosenfcld. L. Meyer. Library Aides Miss Kathleen Morrissey, our librarian. has enlisted the aid of a group of students interested in library work. The Library Aides check books out and in, file magazines, write out overdue notices and generally help in the library during their study halls. They are a very definite aid in keeping our school library running smoothly as they lighten the work load of Miss Morrissey and leave her free for more specialized, work. Library Aides (L to R.) : F. Probst, H. Rosen, B. Urbanik, V. Goris, F. Dunn. F. T. A. Members of the Future Teachers of America learned more about their chosen profession through discussions, films and numerous field trips which the club sponsored. Under the direction of Mr. Patterson members visited several colleges and were given the opportunity to practice teaching in the grade schools. The experience and guidance they obtained from this club will do much to help them when they become teachers. First Row (L. to R.): C. Green. A. Worsnoop, H. Horowitz. G. Rifkin, A. Rizzo. Second Row: H. Rosen. J. Orzano, C. Gerber, M. Hart. P. Robinson. J. Rizzo. K. Freed. L. Rossi, M. Jay. V. Waite. Third Row: L. Poland, S. Byron, S. Goldman, C. Handler, H. Letnek. B. Gordon. D. Soreen, N. Brei-ner. Fourth Row: B. Millis, T. Saperstein, A. Greenman. J. Geffin. B. Brennan, D. Dubin. P. Levine, F. Firestone, V. Montgomery. S. Hershkowitz. F. Semel, L. Irland, M. Stewart, C. Dapolito, A. Batwin, F. Probst. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers Club is in its fourth year as a part of the OHS co-curricular program. Since its aim is to give girls, who intend to make home their career, the latest techniques and skills necessary in the running of an efficient home were taught. Under the capable guidance of Miss Olga Johnson and Mrs. Ruth Lockwood, the club was provided with field trips and parties that enabled the club members to better master their skills. (L. to R.) : V. Mitchell, W. Hastava, M. Herbert, B. Nud-ding, D. Lameer, N. Heiberg, M. Seby. F. N. A. Mrs. Mildred Prosser advised the members of the Future Nurses of America Club through discussions, field trips, guest speakers and guidance. Many of the girls became “Candy Stripers” which is a group of volunteer workers at South Nassau Communities Hospital. The club encouraged students to enter the field of nursing and gave them an idea of what nursing would be like. First Row (L. to R) : J. Jelinek, P. Lewis, J. Jackman, Mrs. Mildred Prosser School Nurse Teacher. Second Row: M. Zmsedosky, F. Hulse, H. Mulch, L. Soloman, B. Badalucca. Math Team Oceanside’s Math Team has been very successful in its second year. Captain Paul Ermack and advisor Mr. A. Joseph Haltmaier are justly proud of the way the team has equaled and surpassed last year’s fine record. Paul Ermack tied for highest scorer with a total of over 300 pts. and Oceanside’s team as a whole was 11th in a field of 33 teams. Seated (L. to R.) : Ricky Luna. Paul Ermak, Judy McElroy, Robert Davidson, Eugene Golub. Standing (L. to R.) : Alan Kushings, Ronald Abel, Alex Sobel, Gary Rose, Peter Slater. Visual Aids Under the guidance of Mr. Angelo Plaia, the boys were taught the correct procedure in running and caring for all the school’s visual aids equipment. These boys gave up their study halls in order to show movies, play records, and operate speakers for all departments in the school. The Visual Aids Club was definitely one of the indispensable service organizations of our school. Standing (L. to R.) : R. Greenspan, B. Smutney, R. Rosen-field, S. Culleney, R. Gapin, Advisor A. Plaia, B. Schreiber, J. Marsh. Bending over projector: A1 Carlson, E. Barnett, J. Menton. Science Club Under the direction of advisors Mr. William Eckhoff, Mr. William Sater and Mr. Thomas Fetherston, members of the club were required to write a paper to be presented to the other members and then at the Long Island Science Congress. Next year the club will evolve into a science honor society — Alpha Sigma Beta to which students will be elected on the basis of their research thesis, average in science and general average. First How (L. to R.): Leslie Pollard, Nancy Briener, Penny White, Ann Worsnopp. Second How : William Coen, Fern Probst, Michael Glicksman, Mark Lipset, Jean Johnson, Mike Brodsky, Greg Kunkel, Judy McElroy, Howie Fishkin. Third How: Buzzy Happ, Jimmy Hayman, Eugene Gloub, Alex Sobel, George Petrilak, Ricky Luna, Anthony DiBrita. - Candy Stripers Seated (L. to R.): L. Ferrari, R. De-Lucia, J. Harben, Mrs. Prosser, advisor. Standing (L. to R.) : J. Jachmann, G. Rifkin, J. Dowling, C. Dapolito. D. Hart. First Row (L. to R.): S. Kaylin, R. Gil bert, A. Bat win, J. Signorello editor-in chief, S. Byron, M. Gins. Second Row G. Moliver, L. Mayerhofer, A. Schnei derman, C. Cohen, S. Schleshinger, H Luloff, J. Levine, L. Polland, B. Peder son. Third Row: B. Rosenberg, J. Cro ker, M. Canonico. J. Schneider, P. Sla ter, D. Hart. E. Schechner. S. Hershko witz. The Candy Stripers gave many hours of service to South Nassau Communities Hospital by acting as nurses aids. Under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Prosser, the girls were of real service to the community, and had the satisfaction of knowing that they were gaining valuable experience as well as developing an outstanding record of service for their club and the school. Lens The 1958 Lens arrived this year with a new look highlighted by different quality paper and a modern cover design. With the able assistance of Mr. Stanley Aarons, advisor and Joan Signorello, editor-in-Chief, the Lens staff has brought to its readers original poems, essays, short stories and art work for their pleasure and enjoyment. As in the past they turned out a highly professional magazine. Mr. Stanley Aarons Sider Press Not only did the Sider Press come out with a new format this year hut also some new policies and columns were instituted. Advisor Miss Marion Musante and Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Kaylin directed the staff in turning out the news organ of our school. By-lines were given to reporters who submitted their material in on time and all school Sider Press Editors: Firsl Row L. to R.) : S. Byron, H. Rosen, S. Kaylin, M. Lipset, A. Kushins. Second Row: P. Krass, N. Fischel, C. Rothkopf, C. Di-Giovanni, 1. Glicksman, P. Ermak. Miss Marion Musante events were covered by the staff which more than equaled the past record for speed, accuracy and complete coverage. First Row L. to R.): D. Nussbaum. N. Gross, C. Rothbart, A. Schneiderman, C. Cohen. S. Schleschinger, B. Tray nor, G. Molliver. Second Row: H. Horowitz. L. Kerpel. T. Boc-ehino. R. Spero. J. Levine. E. Abate, N. Keegan, D. McKane, E. Freed, N. Breiner, C. Padula, P. Halpem. Third Row: M. Cohen, I. Kodish, R. Gilbert, H. Carlin, B. Ward, B. Rosenzweig. F. Probst, A. Greenman, S. Lushinsky, S. Gould. J. Wainwright, L. Ridner, J. Rose. R. Meybohn. Fourth Row: A. Grusendorf, J. Crocker, J. McElroy, B. Po-sofsky. P. Slater. J. Schneider, H. Levy, S. Pielock, C. Zeitz. R. Abel, M. Brodsky, B. Campbell, E. Strauss. Spindrift The hard working, well led staff on this year’s yearbook turned out a near professional job. Determined to surpass last year’s book which won first place in the Columbia Scholastic Yearbook Conference, the editors and staff members, led by Kathy Seaman, Editor-In-Chief, and Mr. Thomas Barden, advisor, started early and worked hard. Long hours, great thought and care, and some heartbreak have gone into this Spindrift. (L. to R.): P. Retina. K. Seaman, L. Mayer-hofer, P. White. First Row (L. to R.) : H. Rosen, M. Jay, H. Horowitz, L. Rossi, C. Reitzel, K. Freed. L. Ferrari, S. Connolly, E. Corn-stock, C. Rothbart. Second Row: N. Briner, J. Burke, C. Sammis, A. Grusendorf, A. Batwin, J. Crocker, L. Stewart, A. Greenman, J. Harben, R. Spero. Third Row: B. Posof-sky, D. Hart. K. Kuhn, M. Lipset, J. Schneider. H. Levy, C. Rothkopf, R. Abel, A. DiBrita, J. Jachmann, J. Groep ler, G. Wagner. Spindrift Editors: Seated: E. Schechner, P. Renna. K. Seaman Ei.-in-chit), P. White, S. Byron. Standing: R. Strober, L. Mayerhofer, G. Keyes, C. DiGiovanna. Mr. Thomas Barden JB World Interest Club The World Interest Club holds debates, discussions, and listens to speakers. The club members have learned about and talked over past and present problems that occur throughout the world. The World Interest Club is an outlet for inquiring minds. The problems of the world become more and more important each day, and along with this, the ideas of the club become more significant and worthwhile. World Interest Club. First Row (L. to R.): J. Polokoff, R. Gilbert, M. Gins, J. Levine, E. Strauss, R. Becht, B. Wagner, H. Luloff, E. Gorde. Second Row: R. Hodges, S. Dan-zinger, M. Brodsky, R. Fisherman, I. Polow, M. Kohen, R. Halpern, R. Levine, R. Srnutney. French Club After a year of repose the French Club headed by Ann Worsnopp and advised by Miss Lillian Angelakas, was continued. The purpose of this organization is to further an interest in the French language. Its members have indulged in learning new songs and words and debating in French. By making use of the language in this way the members have broadened their scope. First Row: Madeline Gins, Judy Levine. Second Row: Gail Miller, Ann Worsnopp President, Leslie Polland, Judy Me-Elroy. Third Row: Jill Slater. Julie Welsh, Carole Rosenberg, Jean Bomber, Eleanor Freed. Fourth Row: Sandra Hershkowitz, Richard Hodge, Michael Brodsky, Rhoda Gilbert. Latin Club The Latin Banquet, well known for its slaves, togas, and lack of utensils is the Latin Club’s main activity. Planning this one occasion is not, however, the club’s sole activity. Advisor Miss Rosemary Sut-man worked with the members to make ancient Rome real and interesting to them. Through reports and discussions of life in Rome, and outside readings, the study of Latin has taken on a deeper meaning for its members. Latin Club L. to R.) : R. Melendez, P. White, R. Luna, H. Luloff, J. Signorello, T. Bacchino. Honor Society Although the Honor Society changed its procedure for admission this year, itspurposes and goals remain the same. It is the highest honor given to students and encourages leadership, scholarship, service, and character building. Students with at least an 89.001 average were given application forms to complete. They were also given recommendation sheets which they had members of the faculty fill out. The candidates were judged on all these aspects. Honor Society. Sealed (L. to R.) : R. Luna President. J. Johnson Vice-President. P. Renna Secretary, M. Canonico Treasurer, S. Kaylin, H. Rosen. N. Breiner. J. Signorello. Standing L. to R.): P. Fabrizio. S. Byron, C. Reidel, E. Schechner. J. Jaehmann, K. Seaman. S. Hagen. P. Ermak, N. Fischel, P. Slater. R. Levine. P. Kasper, P. Forrest, C. Rose. Masque Society For students who like acting, dramatics, the smell of greasepaint and that certain feeling that comes only to those who are in the wings waiting for the curtain to go up, our school offers the Masque Society. It is comprised of students from all three classes, with new members being initiated at the beginning of each term. Each year the club stages a production and generally takes a trip to the city to see a Broadway show. First Row (L. to R.): G. Miller, C. Spadanuta, B. Durst, J. Fusillo. Second Row: B. Traynor, A. Schneiderman, S. Sch-lessinger, M. Jay, J. Slater, P. Mehlman, K. Freed, N. Keegan, D. McKane. Third Row: E. Abate, J. Wainwright, M. Gins, L. Kerpel, R. Gilbert, L. Pollard. J. Slater, J. Welsh. Fourth Row: M. Cohen, J. Rose, N. Keegan, J. Fitzgerald. B. Gordon, B. Rosenweig, A. Malamy, I. Kodish. S. Krauss, A. Freed, D. Silverstein. Fifth Row: J. Lang. S. Hershkowitz. A. Batwin, F. Minei, L. Wishenzky. M. Watts. C. Dapolito. H. Tannenbaum, B. Hampovchan, D. Dubin. H. Carlin, L. Ridner, M. Bronstein. High Honor Roll To be eligible for the High Honor Roll, a student must have an average of 90% or better in every subject except one in which his average may be between 85% and 90%. The students on this Honor Roll have good reason to be proud of their records because this represents hard work and self discipline. High Honor Roll. Seated L. to R.) : M. Lynch. S. Hagen K. Seaman. F.. Schechner. C. Reidel, J. Signorello, M. Co hen, C. Green. J. Welch. Second Row: A. Neuback. J. Gef fen. K. Roesch. J. Albinson, T. Bocchino, F. Nager, A Greenman. P. Slater, M. Colodner. D. Colodner, B. Happ M. Hall. Third Row: R. Abel, E. Levenson. P. Ermak. J Roehrich, G. Balding, S. Droboty, R. Martinis, N. Fischel C. Maniaci, F. Caporaso. C. Johnson, J. Johnson. First Row (L. to R.) : D. Haines, N. Fishel, K. Cress, R. Petniak, J. Day, B. Schmidt, 15. Johnson, J. Brown. Second Row: E. Chilton, T. Millot, C. Williams, J. Kae marick, A. Rocderich, A. Riehl, B. Piccininni, M. Canonico, J, Heitler. C. DiGiovanni, B. Monticelli. Third Row: A. Gillmore, T. Brown. B. Liehnian, V. Thompson, Mr. Segal. stein, Left to Right: T. Castoldi, M. Pietroforte, M. Kucks, L. Rossi, Mr. Segal, Carol Reidel, R. Spero, L. Waltman. J. Levine, M. Emusdosky, P. Lewis. R. Fellers, P. Warren, G. Markoe, R. Monticelli. Orchestra Chorus First Row: K. Evans, J. Cittadino, K. Keegan, F. Anzisi, 0. McGuire. G. Christiansen. L. Solomon. Burgholzer, L. Peters. K. Hassett, N. Keegen, J. Bom berg, E. Abate. I. Tortorelli. Second Row: C. Sofio, J. Calhoun. A. Schneiderman. I. Kodish. D. Nastri, J. Wuhrl, J. Sewell, L. Rindner, M. Rose, M. Stein, B. Badalucca, S. Schlessinger, T. Kaiser, M. Larkin, J. Fusillo, Mr. Segal. Third Row: B. Sniffen, J. Borgerson, M. Watts, A. Batwin, B. Jones, P. Moll, V. Goris, A. Gru-sendorf, C. Spadanuta, S. Closter. Usherettes. Seated (L. to R.): H. Rosen, R. Mosback. L. Ferrari. L. Rossi. M. Ford, J. Wuhrl, P. Hassett. Standing: F. Capor-aso, S. Droberty, G. Raiding. J. Haight. J. Roherich, L. Sodeman, N. Roller. Usherettes Club V arsity Club In its second year of service, the Usherettes Club, under the guidance of Miss Regina McDonough, ushered for the Senior Play, Harvey, the Operetta, The King and I; the Honor Society inductions; the various Parents Nights. Their services once again pointed up the need of such an organization to insure the comfort and well-being of our audience. Girls with a winning smile and a sense of responsibility may become members of this fine club. This year for the first time, members of the Varsity Club were elected by the existing members. To be eligible for election, a boy had to have earned at least one varsity letter and have maintained a satisfactory scholastic average. The highlight of the year was the annual faculty-varsity basketball game. Under the leadership of club president Gary Rose and advisor, Mr. John Hay, the boys met for discussions pertaining to all aspects of athletics. First Row (L. to R.) : E. Levin-sor. M. Weissled-r. H. Liebowitz, C. Rothkoph, G. Rose, A. DiBri-ta. F. Amato, T. Nasoa. R. Kline. S rond Row: G. Edelstein, K. Kahn. M. Canonico. R. Hancock, M. Krauss, H. Wilcnsky. R. Abel, E. Amundsen, H. Chamberlain, J. Schaefer. P. Slater, D. Sofio, A. Kushins. H. Fishkin. W. White. Third Row: A. Gilmore, E. Woltman. D. Barrett. F. San-toli, M. Schwartz. C. Campbell. D. McMahon, D. Teuton, B. Salk, D. Gabbe, D. Patterson, J. Hay-man. Fourth Row: D. Murphy, C. Kosch. H. Levy, E. Strober, G. Mangels. W. Dnsedln. C. Di-Giovanna. D. Cheifetz. J. DeOli-vares, R. Abate. B. Popko, A. Tucker. Girls’ Leader Corps Boys’ First How (L. to R.) : Judy Sewell. Second Row: Jane Burke. Nancy Breiner. Third Row: Pat Fabrizio, Rochelle Spero, Annette Rizzo. Fourth Row: Carol Reidel, Sandra Hagen. Elaine Scheckner. Barbara Brennan. Gertrude Keyes. Jean Johnson. Fifth Row: Barbara Pedersen. Claire Padula, Wendy Blemenfeld, Carol Mayerhofer, Sherry Dixon. Norma Semken. Sixth Row: Christine Terrell. Jean Calouhoun. Judy McElroy, Rosalie DiGiovanna, Ellen Strauss, Judy Hudson. Ann Wor-snopp. Seventh Row: Doris Caroline, Nancy Koeller, Loretta Frisone, Jane Haight. Peggy Bogosian, Janet Rhoerich, Stephanie Droboty, Ruth Ann Mosback, Carol Trevithick. Carol Hassett, Linda Feurstein. Leader Corps The purpose of the Girls’ Leader Corps is to be of assistance in all school activities, and to develop leadership qualities in the members. The girls are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, participation, physical education grades and personality. One of their most important duties is starting the physical education classes and aiding the teachers. ♦ The Boys’ Leader Corps, under the direction of Mr. Januszewski, assists not only the physical education teachers but the whole school and encourages qualities of leadership and service in the boys. At the different sports events they turn out in force to do whatever is needed. To become a member, each boy must have and maintain a high scholastic average and must be voted in by the existing members. First Row (L. to R.) : Jose De-Oliveres, Arnold Tucker, Dan Barrett, George Mangels, Jay Schaefer. Bill Kowenhover, Dan McMahon, Ed Woltmann, Charlie Campbell, Mitchell Hall. Second Row: Howie Lie-bowitz, Frank Amato. Warren Williams, Jeff Nelson, William Wright. Anthony EiBrita, Dave Schwartz, Bob Taff, William White, Harold Wilinsky, Buzzy Happ. Third Row: Kenneth Kahn. Alan Wade, Bob Lindberg. Donald Fine, Bob Johnson, Richard Kline, Don Patterson, R. Hrubala. J. Schroeder, S. Johnson. Fourth Row: Frank Santoli, Peter Kasper, Paul Forrest, William Dosedlo, Howard. Kitt. ndo - Chr hi a Nha-frangt m knhPha”i% Saigon CM oh '(ofaShon? )rrm or ri fs f Ma ' a CrCOyMalaya ys hua a c ong Benkoe en SPORTS UHQ G Chow man rrench jdm abon. Ijfrunqmep atra J. Jachmann C. Orsi J. Sewell Cheerleaders B. Ward M. Murray L. to H.) : M. Kucks. B. Brennan, J. Haight, L. Sodeman, S. Gilbert, S. Hagen. S. Dixon. Hockey During the golden days of fall the girls’ hockey team could be seen practicing. The turnout was large and the spirit gay under the direction of Miss Helen Sedelmeyer. It was hard to pick the girls to play on Honor Day from the numerous skilled participants. Once the hard choice was made, our team ably represented Oceanside at Salsbury and came in second out of a large field. Field Hockey, Kneeling (L. to R.) : J. Sewell. B. Pederson, J. Jachman. A. Rizzo, C. Terrell. Standing: E. Scheck-ner, B. Brennan. M. McGuire, C. Padula, J. Calhoun, D. Caroine, P. Krass, F. Probst. Basketball Basketball Honor Day was held at Hewlett High School this year. Off to a slow start, the girls lost their first two games by a few points. Then, with its spirit up, the team played Valley Stream Central, undefeated up to this time, and finally edged them out to beat the team that went on to win the championship. This enthusiasm and determination was typical of all the girls who went out for basketball this year. Basketball Kneeling: A. Rizzo. B. Brennan. Standing: C. Reidel. J. Sewell. J. Jarhmann. G. Keyes, J. Crocker, S. Hagen. Softball Softball is one girls’ sport which received a tremendous turnout this year. The girls divided into groups for practice, and class teams were chosen. These teams played against other L.I.G.A. teams both at home and away. The softball honor team did very well on Honor Day. Twice a week these girls were seen out on the diamond practicing hard. Many of the girls were able to hit the ball a “country mile”. All in all, the softball season was most successful. Softball, (L. to R.) : A. Worsnopp. P. Krass, M. McGuire, K. Hoppen, J. Smith, J. Crocker, E. Olson, B. Ward. C. Terrell. Tennis With the added strength of many new players, the girls’ tennis team made an impressionable showing during the 1957-58 season. Since Oceanside High School acted as hostess for tennis Honor Day, our girls faced all ten participating teams. The competition was tough, but OHS edged its way into second place by one point. Tennis, (L. to R.) : M. Murray, J. Crocker, J. Johnson. J. McElroy, K. Hoppen. Badminton Skill, balance, and a smashing stroke are essential for a victorious badminton team. This year’s team possessed all that and more as they brought victory after victory to OHS. Facing five of their toughest opponents on Honor Day, our OHS girls smashed their way to a second place victory. Badminton, (L. to R.): N. Breiner, J. Crocker, D. Hart, K. Hoppen. J. Johnson, S. Bryon. N. Nader, A. Worsnopp. Archery On many afternoons this spring the air was filled with arrows shot by the girls practicing archery. Because archery is an individual sport, each girl had to be able to give her best performance. The girls really developed their skill to such a degree that the choosing of an honor team to represent our school on Honor Day was a difficult decision to make. Archery, (L. to R.) : C. Reidel, S. Hagen, J. Harben, E. Schechner. Bowling The girls’ Honor Team had a spectacular season this year by defeating all but one of their worthy opponents. All season long the girls bowled above their expected averages; consequently, there were many high scoring games. Among the outstanding players were two juniors, June Smith and Janet Heide, who bowled a “200” game. Bowling, (L to R.) : P. Krass, N. Natter, J. Heidi, B. Brevord, J. Smith, F. Probst. Volleyball This year the girls’ volleyball honor team placed second in the Honor Day mitch at Baldwin. The volleyball teams also went to a play-day at N.Y.U. where they had the opportunity to compete with girls from New York City and Long Island high schools not represented in L.I.G.A. Volleyball, (L. to R.): A. Rizzo, J. Smith. J. McEIroy. M. Kucks, J. Crocker, G. Keyes, J. Sewell, K. Hoppen. J. Jachmann. Modern Dance Modern dance helps to develop coordination and grace. Modern dance groups were seen in the gym once a week for approximately twenty weeks during the winter sports season. Under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Cherry, the girls learned basic techniques and worked out simple dances. This year the girls presented a “Theme in Variation of Three Blind Mice” for Sportnite. This dance was truly effective and demonstrated long hours of practice and hard work. Modern Dance, First Row (L. to R.): J. Harben, B. Ward. J. Rose, B. Barnes. N. Pnpick, V. Goris. F. Minai. G. Barrie. L. Feuerstein. G. Williams. Second Row. S. Roeder, F. Morris, L. Rynder. C. Wright. G. Fogelberg, C. Padula. C. Standlcr, R. DiGiovanni, S. Dixon, C. Novem, N. Helhurg, K. Virts, J. Bragg. Third Row: R. Barbara, D. McGuire, C. Mayerhofer. J. Fitzgerald, H. Carlin, M. Cohen. J. Bom berg, J. Brennan, N. Bremer, B. Brennan, E. Barbara, C. Rothbart. Sportnite BLUE TEAM CAPTAINS Blue Team Captains, (L. to H.): J. Cataldi, D. Hart, A. Rizzo, C. Hassett. Head: E. Hickey, P. Krass, S. Byron, E. Schech-ner. Arms: C. Mayerhofer, J. McElroy, C. Reidel. Body: B. Brennan. Legs: C. Padula, C. Trezza. B. Jones, S. Droboty. Blue vs White White Team, L. to R.) : M. Kucks, H. Carlin. S. Gilbert, S. Dixon, J. Maori, J. Signorello, P. Warren. C. Isom. C. Orsi, J. Jelinek. C. Novom. P. White. G. Keyes. WHITE TEAM CAPTAINS White Team Captains. Kneeling (L. to R.): M. Kucks, Joan Behm. Standing: M. Murray, J. Sewell. C. Campbell F. Orlando B. Traynor Soccer Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside SOCCER SCORES 2 Wantagh 5 Valley Stream 3 Long Beach 1 South Side 0 Baldwin 1 Levittown 0 Massapequa 1 South Side 2 East Meadow 2 Sewanhaka 0 Wantagh 3 Baldwin 6 Long Beach Play-Off 0 South Side A. Kosch W. Fernald R. Lisk Varsity Kneeling (L. to R.) : R. Lisk. H. Schwartz, G. Williams, T. Millot, D. Sofio, F. Orlando, R. Kline, S. Johnson, V. Thompson. Standing: B. Traynor, R. Davidson, C. Campbell, D. McMahon, A. Haymen, A. DiBrita, A. Kosch, W. Fernald, H. Kitt, G. Petrilak, P. Saacke Mr. Wright, Coach. Soccer . V. First Row (L. to R.) : B. Cousins, R. Prestera, R. Petrilak, V. Chimato, A. Orlando, E. Lattari. Second Row: M. Hall, J. Rubens. M. Cakirs, M. Nordell, D. Gottlieb, M. Abbott, R. Hart, J. Schroeder, R. Johnson. Football F. Santoli C. Salkewicz, B. Popko, M. Schwartz B. Salk, H. Levy, D. Murphy, R. Strober FOOTBALL SCORES Oceanside 27 Ferris Oceanside 26 Lynbrook Oceanside 14 Long Beach Oceanside 8 Wantagh Oceanside 12 East Meadow Oceanside 6 South Side Oceanside 20 White Plains Oceanside 28 Levittown E. Amundsen 0 18 6 6 6 40 13 C. Rothkopf Night football introduced Page 108 Divine guidance Rothkopf saves touchdown with shoestring tackle Anxious moments R. Santoli comes up hard Developing leg drive Amato scores standing up Firjf Row (L. to R.): B. Salk, H. Levy, C. DiCiovanni, C. Rothkopf, K Santoli, E. Amundsen, D. Murphy, C. Salkewicz, B. Popko, J. Terry. Second Row: M. Schwartz, R. Strober, D. Levy, R. Baumann, R. Monticelli, R. Longergan, T. Pinto, T. O’Day, D. Teuten, R. Miller. Third Row: C. Edelstein, K. Dugan, H. Chamberlain, C. Mangles, D. Barrett, J. Vandermosten. J. de Oliveres, F. Amato, E. Levenson, R. Rensellaer. Fourth Row: R. Hancock. J. Kunkel, A. Wayde, J. Beaulieu, R. Waltman, H. Wolinsky, R. Santoli. I). Patterson, G. Schwartz, D. Fanti. Fifth Row: G. Gelling, T. Naumann, J. Cochianes. R. Lowery, W. Havnes. D. Schwarz, R. Wilson, C. Getelman, B. Wolfe, B. Parinella, L. Freshman. Sixth Row: Coaches: A. Plaia, S. Torgen. S.' Deligatti.' J. Scanella Head Coach. ■ II r Twirlers Under the able direction of Drum Majorette Rosalie Eovino, our OHS twirlers gave a snappy performance this year. Like the band, our twirlers are the unsung heroes of the football season. In order to put on their sharp, half-time shows, the twirlers must practice three times a week during the football season. Since most of the twirlers will be back next year, we can expect the same fine shows at our football games. Kneeling (L. to R.) : H. Milch, R. Eovino. P. Tanella. Standing (L. to K.): B. Faico, P. Cohen, E. Weber, A. Cioffari. R. DeLucia, G. Williams, M. Watts, C. Barry, K. Roesh, K. Dalland, L. Frisone, D. Wulbern. Bowling BOWLING Long Beach 5 Oceanside 0 Baldwin 1 Oceanside 4 Mepham 4 Oceanside 1 East Meadow 1 Oceanside 4 Hempstead 5 Oceanside 0 Lawrence 4 Oceanside 1 Freeport 5 Oceanside 0 Valley Stream Central 1 Oceanside 4 Massapequa 4 Oceanside 1 Bowling, (L. to R.) : I. Polow, D. Mark, R. Fisherman, M. Bonasero. C. Rothkopf, H. Levy, J. Sach, J. Helm, T. Tanella, M. Gelman. Rifle RIFLE RESULTS Valley Stream Central Oceanside 847-859 887-874 Hewlett Oceanside a50-885 825-876 Long Beach Oceanside 869-913 846-862 Lyn brook Oceanside 853-804 862-826 North Valley Stream Oceanside 834-837 859-857 South Valley Stream Oceanside 857-898 820-861 West Hempstead Oceanside 907-918 869-807 Rifle, Kneeling (L. to R.) : N. Fishel, B. Schraider. Standing: J. Kaczmarick, J. Brown, L. Weigand, J. Marsh. Indoor Track The indoor track team’s initial season of competition proved highly successful. The team under Royal Chernock competed against the powerful city schools. Its outstanding achievement was winning the Hayes Games novice team championship. A mile relay of Grover Dodd, Jose DeOlivares, Dan Sofio, and Gene Golub was second in this meet and Pete Slater was first in the 1000. In another meet, captain Jim Heyman was fifth in the 880, and high-jumper Vic Hansen was second. Other outstanding team members were Ron Abate, Tom Turner, Frank Amato, Frank Milleti and Bill Pari-nello. Row One: (L. to R.): V. Hansen, D. Sofio. G. Dodd, Captain J. Hayman. P. Slater, G. Golub, J. DeOlivares, Coach R. Chernock. Row Two: L. Becker, D. Dawson, W. Parinello, F. Amato, F. Miletli, M. Blum, T. Turner. Row Three: G. Cannon, R. Wilson, R. Abate, E. Woltman, S. Milstein, A. Kushins. Row Four: R. ioltman, G. Wilker- son. TRACK SCHEDULE Southside Long Beach St. Agnes Freeport Massapequa Mepham Valley Stream Central SSAL Relays at Sewanhaka Sewanhaka East Meadow Hempstead Lawrence Section I Trails (at Sewanhaka) Section I Finals (at Sewanhaka) Southside J.V. S.S.A.L. Levittown North Section 8 Inter-Sectionals (State Championships at West Point) Coaches: Mr. Pat Downs Mr. Jack Hay Mr. Roy Chernock Row One (L. to R.): V. Hansen, D. Sofio, G. Dodd, T. Turner, F. Amato, F. Micetti, M. Blum, R. Witkin, K. Dugan, J. DeOlivares. Row Two: L. Becker, D. Dawson, R. Abate, W. Parinello, E. Levenson, J. Nelson, M. Hall, S. Milstein, J. Boylan, P. Slater. Row Three: J. Day, R. Hruhala, P. Reitman. G. Cannon, D. Degan, C. Rothkoff, J. Hayman. Row Four: R. Wilson. R. Woltman. R. Prestera, M. Canonico, M. Sacks, C. Campbell, J. Pinto. Row Five: G. Petrilak. A. Kushins, E. Milleken, E. Golub, H. Chamberlin, D. Schwarz. Cross-Country The Oceanside cross-country team of 1957 had a fairly successful season. It finished in respectable positions in both the S.S.A.L. and county meets. Pete Slater captained the team, and by finishing second in the Nassau Counties qualified for the state championships. Jim Heyman was second man on the team and finished thirty-first in this meet. Other varsity men were: Grover Dodd, Skippy Courtelyou, Dave Cheifitz, Ray Greenspan, and Tom Nascha. The team was coached by Royal Chernock. Cross Country: G. Wilkerson, R. Greenspan, J. Hayman, R. Abate, D. Chieftz, D. Gabbe, P. Slater, A. Kushins, K. Rosenberg, T. Nasca. J. Schaefei C. Campbell L. Meltzer Mr. Januszewski Coach Varsity Basketball, First Row (L. to R.) : L. Waltman (Mgr.), D. Barrett, B. Dosedlo, A. Heyman, R. Happ (Co-Capt.), C. Campbell (Cd-Capt.). J. Schaefer, W. Williams, R. D’Anucci (Mgr.). Second Row: A. Wasserman ( lgr.), B. Brennab. B. Popko, G. Mangles, L. Meltzer, D. McMahon, B. Traynor, C. Cannon. (Mgr.). Missing: A. Tucker. P. Forrest. Basketball BASKETBALL SCORES Oceanside Opponent 80 Long Beach 57 63 Southside 79 67 Southside 83 70 Hempstead 62 85 East Meadow 74 67 60 69 76 78 70 56 77 56 82 83 68 69 64 59 Valley Stream 55 Massapequa 63 Lawrence 86 Sewanhaka 52 Long Beach 92 Mepham 47 Hempstead 61 East Meadow 65 Valley Stream 59 Massapequa 67 Lawrence 67 Sewanhaka 57 Mepham 62 Lynbrook 50 Garden City 63 Junior Varsity, First Row (L. to R.) : G. Williams, A. Riehl, H. Kitt (Capt.), P. Saacke, H. Wilensky. Second Row: B. Schmidt (Mgr.), M. Goldberg, M. Abbott, D. Colodner, J. Berka. Wrestling WRESTLING SCORES Dan Gabbe Gary Rose Ricky Strober Oceanside 44 Oceanside 24 Oceanside 47 Oceanside 6 Oceanside 36 Oceanside 30 Oceanside 8 Oceanside 16 Oceanside 18 Oceanside 17 Oceanside 14 Oceanside 18 Garden City Long Beach South Side Massapequa East Meadow Levittown Mepham Freeport Lynbrook Wantagh Baldwin V. S. Central Bill Kowenhoven Mike Weissleder Mike Weissleder (top man) has a cross-body ride on John Page 114 'Ricky Strober uses a three-quarter Nelson on Gary Rose. Brindisi. Varsity Varsity, Kneeling (L. to R.) : J. Lasky, R. Johnson, M. Weissleder, J. Faberman, J. Brindisi, T. Nasca, P. Fardy, D. Nussbaum. Standing: Mr. Hay coach, W. Kowenhoven, R. Hancock, D. Gabbe, G. Rose, R. Strober, D. Fanti, Mr. Mallamo coach. Junior Varsity Junior Varsity, Kneeling (L. to R.) : R. Balsan, R. MacDougall, S. Johnson, D. Fine. R. Prestera, M. Krauss, R. Faddis, E. Keenan. Standing: R. Von Brook, J. Sabine, M. Hall, R. Berke, L. Quinto, D. Schwarz, R. Santoli, D. Patterson, A. Wade. B. Wolff, J. Beaulieu. S. Danziger, B. Evers, J. Esposito. D. Ban it J. Schaefer F. Santoli Mr. Plaia, Coach D. McMahon W. White J. Terry A m f i i A. DiBrita Mr. Donnelly, Coach B. Popko E. Wohltinan J. Cionta W. Dosedlo F. Orlando A. Tucker First Row (L. to R.) : E. Woltman, D. Barrett, P. Fardy, J. Terry, J. Schaefer, A. DiBrita F. Santoli, D. McMahon, W. Desedlo. Second Row: P. Saacke, R. Lonergon, A. Heyman B. Popko, S. Barile, J. Gionta, H. Kitt, F. Orlando. BASEBALL SCHEDULE East Rockaway Long Beach Baldwin Baldwin Lynbrook East Rockaway Valley Stream Central •Valley Stream Central Southside •Sewanhaka •Sewanhaka •Sewanhaka •Hempstead •Hempstead •Lawrence •Lawrence Long Beach •Massapequa •Massapequa Southside •Mepham •Mephani •East Meadow •East Meadow •East Meadow •SSAL First Row (L. to R.) : R. Evers, G. Gelling, H. Wilensky, R. Kline, M. Abbott, J. Birka, S. Killorin. Second Row: J. Larkin, D. Fanti, W. Hayn, R. Warren, S. Fristenberg, D. Dininno, R. Williams, J. Uustal. Third Row: W. Jackson, G. Williams, S. Johnson, T. Millot, C. Getelman, L. Quinto, M. Tashman, W. Dunn. Tennis Oceanside 3 Oceanside 1 Oceanside 4 Oceanside 3 Oceanside 2 Oceanside 4 Oceanside 3 Oceanside 3 Oceanside 4 Oceanside 1 Massapequa Mepham Hempstead Valley Stream Lawrence Massapequa Mepham Hempstead Valley Stream Lawrence First Row (L. to R.) : R. Millot, M. Krauss, R. Davidson, R. Gilmore, P. Forrest, R. Abel, H. Fishkin, M. Weissleder. Second Row: C. Marcus, M. Goldstein, J. Uustal, W. Dosedlo, R. Levine, M. Brozost, D. Falkenberg. GOLF MATCHES April 7 Oceanside, Hewlett, at Uniondale April 14 Oceanside at East Meadow April 21 Hempstead, Oceanside at Lawrence April 28 Massapequa, W. Hempstead at Oceanside May 5 St. Agnes, Hewlett, Uniondale at Oceanside May 7 Southside, Oceanside at Levittown May 12 East Meadow at Oceanside May 14 St. Agnes, Oceanside at Levittown May 19 Oceanside, Lawrence at Hempstead May 21 Oceanside at South Side May 26 Massapequa, Oceanside at W. Hempstead Golf, Kneeling (L. to R.) : J. Kaplan, V. Thompson, J. Bacon, L. Weigand, J. Samine. Standing' P. Edelstein, L. Firestone, R. Leverson, M. Nordell, J. Progda, C. Petucci, Mr. Gerek, Coach; R. D’Annucci, M. Bonasera, R. Hodge, J. Schroeder, D. Mark, J. Charleston, L. Woltman. Senior Pro The English schoolteacher, Anna Leon-owens, is met at the port of Bangkok by the Kralahome, “the king’s right-hand man.” Shortly after this in the king’s library — “Your majesty, this is Lun Tha, emissary from the court of Burma. He bring you Tuptim, present from the prince of Burma.” Carol Spadanuta and Alan Lupi as THE KING AND I. mtA Anna is inspected by Lady Thiang, head wife, and the royal wives in good favor. “They think you wear dress like that because you shaped like that.” Lum Tha and Tuptim express their love for each other in “We Kiss in a Shadow” and “I Have Dreamed.” The king and Anna have many disagreements —■ “He wish to be new blood king, Mrs. Anna, but it is hard for him” — “I don’t think any man is ever as good a king as he might have been, but this one tried. He tried very hard. In the schoolroom, the children learn to shake hands and dance while “Getting to Know You.” The first act ends with a prayer to Bud-da, asking for help in impressing the visiting English — “And Budda, I promise I shall give this unworthy woman — a house of her own according to agreement, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. The king and Anna have their final disagreement over the king’s treatment of Tuptim when she and Lun Tha try to escape. Both of the young lovers are killed. Soon after, the king also dies — “He will not always say What you would have him say, But now and then he’ll say Something Wonderful . . Anna and Sir Edward Ramsey, the visiting dignitary, reminise over old times — “I told you Edward, I have no one in England anymore, No one.” The royal princes and princesses are presented to Anna, and they are entertained by the royal dancers. THE KING AND I curtain call. Captain Orton Louis Leonowens Anna Leonowens The Interpreter The Kralahome The King Phra Alack Lun Tha Tuptim Lady Thiang Prince Chululongkom Sir Edward Ramsay Princess Ying Yaowlak Priests of Siam Slaves Wives Amazons Dancers Children THE CAST Leonard Oberlander Robert Petrilak Carol Spadanuta Gerald Markoe Allan Malamy Allan Lupi Nicholas Amato Joseph Fusillo Adele Grusendorf Iris Kodish Daniel Nussbaum Richard Dawson Carol Crisalli Robert Fisher, Russell Johnson, Marc Goldstein David Adest, Robert Fisher, Russell Johnson Eleanore Abate, Lois Levine, Katherine J a r e b, Carole Greenstein, Lillian Peters, Lois Ridner, Marsha Rose, Kathleen Keegan, Irene Tor- torelli, Marta Watts Gail Miller, Leslie Polland Sherry Dixon, Jose DeOliv- eras Eileen Backus, Stephan Backus, Thomas Bristol, Robert Davis, Rosemarie Guariglia, Joan LoBalbo, Susan LoBalbo, Karen Mo-hrmann, Robert Petrola, Linda Strauss, Sherry Freed, Helen Rosen ADVERTISEMENTS Page 122 Congratulations To the Class of 1958 go our wishes for continued success BOARD OF EDUCATION OCEANSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Page 123 Sixteen Automatic Bowling Alleys Air Conditioned Telephone ROckville Centre 6-0330 COMPLIMENTS OF C. 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