Oyster Bay High School - Oysterette Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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FERN AITCHISON, Locust Valleyg P 8: Gg Dramatic Clubg Chorusg French Clubg Journal-American and Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contestsg Jr. and Sr. Prom Com., Senior Playg Sr. Variety Show, tennis, basketball, base- hallg Sports Nighty plans to be a foreign correspondent. KENNETH ANDERSON, Syossetg Band, Camera Clubg V Jr. and Sr. Variety Showsg pet possession is his trombone, 'likes music, sports, cars and piano boogie, plans to go to college. 5 ' .4 ,nn , j. -1 ral ' ln-I ,X ,. FRANK ARATA, Oyster Bay, footballg pet possession is draft cardg likes cars and footballg dislikes schoolg plans to join the Marines. JACQUELINE BAISLEY, Plainviewg Yearbookg P 8: G5 jr. Red Cross Councilg Sr. Prom Com.g Sr. Variety Show, pet possessions are '50 Ford car keys and licenseg likes Chesterg dislikes snobby people and cliquesg plans to be a private secretary. DOLORES BARCELLOS, East Norwichg Yearbookg P 8: G3 Leaders Clubg Dramatic Clubg Jr. and Sr. Prom Com.g Jr. and Sr. Variety Showsg Sr, Play, hockeyg basketballg soccer, volleyball, softball, twirlingg Sports Nightg plans to be a secretary. WILLIAM BARR, Plainviewg Spanish Club, pet possession is his di-iver's license, likes sports, cars, girls, crewcuts and dancing, dislikes snobbish people and Rocks g plans to go to college for engineering or journalism. RICHARD BATES, Oyster Bayg Spanish Clubg football: track, Jr. and Sr. Prom Com.: Sr. Playg pet possession is driver's license, likes spotting for Oyster Bay, football and sports carsg dislikes '57 carsg plans to attend college. THOMAS BERG, Syossetg jr. and Sr. Variety Showsg pet possessions are a hi-fi phonograph and a banjo, likes money, drag races, and banjo musicg dislikes eggs, four and six-cylinder cars and Iightingg plans to join the Coast G-uard.

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Ernest Funfgeld leaves his tackle position to Ken Holt. Sigrid Seeburg leaves the Schultzie Bomb to Irene Leupold, if she can get it started. Mary Ellner leaves Melanie Schwanbeck her long linger- nails. Barbara Szostak leaves her goalie pads to any girl in- terested in hockey. Tom Sinnott leaves Fred Filasky with a full car load of girls. MaryAnne Di Lorenzo leaves the ticket committee com- pletely bewildered. Mike Iannicello and Ken Anderson leave the trombone section lacking. George Bergman leaves the bop to Harry Hall. Gwen Brasch leaves O.B.H.S. to join Pete. Bob Broderick and joan Smith leave their spot in the hall to future steadies. Joan Brodsky leaves her part in the Senior Play to next year's babbler. Kay Cornell leaves her left hook to Dolores Hall. Rocco Fazio and Ronnie Harris leave a few inches to Mr. Nodell. Dick Hendricks leaves his Trig book to any fool who wants it. Karen Jorgensen leaves the boys gasping!!! Lou Mallardi had better start running or he'll never make it. Tom Schneider leaves Carol under the watchful eye of joe Minicozzi. john Massa leaves to give the teachers a rest. Larry Zabel leaves the Chorus with one less tenor. Dick Hayes leaves his seat in Cit. Ed. to Dick Downing. Henry Sheridan leaves his tuba to Gerald Ferrgina. Peggy Martin leaves her high hopes for the future to Sandy Cover. Suzie Still and Margie Kester leave their partnership to Sally Broderick and Sue Ludel. Donald Suttie leaves Donald Steen his way of getting along with girls. Joe Reilly leaves everything that's bolted down! joe Romano leaves his seat in chemistry-if he passes. Mr. Haggerty's 7th period Cit. Ed. class leaves the room in silence ffor a changelj Lorraine James leaves O.B.H.S. without refreshments. Ronnie Sutherland leaves his headaches to next year's Senior class president. Judy Hubbard leaves her countless G.O. bills in the in- cinerator. George Principe will return! ! !! 'l'The rest of the class just leaves Qthey hopelj .

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4 .Fi . A fx I f X ,kj il X . 1 JEAN BIRKLAND, Oyster Bay, Teenage Clubg Jr. and Sr. Prom Com.g jr. Variety Showg Sr. Playg basketball, volley- ballg ass't head majoretteg pet possession is senior licenseg likes joe and the Navy, plans to be a secretary. ROBERT BOISETS, Locust Valley, pet possessions are his girl, dog and carg likes cars, boats, guns, music and hunting, dislikes rainy days and trouble-makersg plans to get some sort of higher education and then a job. EDWARD BORG, Bayvilleg pet possessions are 1955 Oldsmobile and 14 ft. runaboutg likes M.A., customized cars and hot fudge sunclaesg plans to join the Navy. WESLEY BOWNE, Bayvilleg pet possession is his Fordg likes hot fudge sundaes and hot rods, plans to get out of school. SANDRA BOZZELLO, Locust Valleyg sec'y of jr. Classg Honor Society, treas.g Leaders Clubg Band, sec'yg Year- book, Editor-in-Chiefg jr. and Sr. Prom Com., jr. and Sr. Variety Showsg junior marshal, basketballg Sports Nightg plans to attend a teacher's college. GWENDOLYN BRASCH, Syossetg Sr. Prom Com., Sr. Variety Show, bowlingg pet possessions are white rabbit, pictures and a ringg likes '57 Chev., Pete , pizza pie, and good booksg dislikes detention and cigarsg plans to marry Pete. -Ni' J CAROL BERGGREN, Bayvilleg French Club, F.T.A., V.P.g Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Prom Com.g' Jr. and Sr. Variety Shows, Sr. Playg Sports Nightg pet possession is senior ringg likes steak, boxers and musicg plans to attend col- lege. GEORGE BERGMAN, Locust Valley, Spanish Club, Sr. Prom Com., Sr. Playg pet possession is his Virginia driver's licenseg likes friendly people, food and football, dislikes snobsg plans to attend college. nf' 'av