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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1962 volume:

1WM4i fx' I J. CYSTERETTE 5 l ' 1 1 1 v K ll ' IM. ' !ll illw g' 1 1962 G- 0-rmoz Oyster Bay High School Oyster Bay, New York To see the world in cn groin f d A d h ld fl n cz eclvenincxwi ow H ld f y h pl fy h cl A d h .y. -W'll' Bl k Our Town and School .W --.var T 'ff Historic Oyster Boy fi' -ig l gi. 24 q -was li: Ll -3.51 l F U Eg MB' rl' 1' xii f4Q1Qi i.l' R O O O x, fag, f X 'pf Q wry' H .Lv o Hwwzl, fi - - iffy, f -W r We r rt . at xiii R5-'W l ll ' ' . .E'4f.1ti .ig ' I ' Q -if l pls lgi' 1. lrl 552l5.j '-S .1 IQ I V ll-11,I l .Nt 3 gfjfnf' 1:33 lsr rl at we If 1L,. , ' - 4 :Elf ,'l ,I,, . A . , v where we've lived and learned . . . Ear if f Surrounded by maiestic trees, located on a velvety carpet of grass, O.B.H.S. is a credit to the town and its people. As students receiv- ing our education on such lovely grounds, we are emphasizing trees in this yearbook. We hope that you shall always cherish the beau- ty of a tree, especially those that have be- come so familiar to you. -3- ' 3l:l?ii155'i4 i'52i- '5 WWE ' H F , 5' ' V 1, tg EEQ A V W .Av r ,JL 71 ', J I I W 'll ll f.'k'2 Q 'g'.'.' wifi- oy - 1- l 3 Tllstllplri, f-Lriam f 2552, ' ' ,, ' .- TTAhs'1'ff4'E.A Ll' fLVJ':qQ.1f-t-,vt ' .' ll 'y ll.t -it ll -il' 1'fffi3gI,, rm.. f, --in all l-I5 - . ll W ,, i L .. .abs , ,N 1 1 3 I 'i i l .Ziyi 'l ' - '- . '- mil -J ..:-X sh - I v..t ri 5,--. cs- A' a 5 . iz K, . sv lf R F2-ii' 'QT 4 - . vs, . A ffl! T? n- X- ,,, I, a- te, The true standard of quality is seated in the mindp those who think nobly are noble. Isaac Bickerstaffe- The Maid of the Mill The Class of 1962, with respect and affec- tion, dedicates this yearbook to Helen R. Blank, who for twelve years was our school librarian. For us who had the privilege of knowing her, the memory of her graciousness, her kindness, and her dignity will always en- clure. We were impressed by her unselfish- ness and by her lofty concept of duty. An inspiration and guide for our youth, a model of grace and integrity, Miss Blank bore the indelible mark of quality, which now and in the days to come will serve us as an inspira- tion and as a goal. i Dedication El ' - ix J., Ls! T N, :za ff ,X - -'uifa 1 A. Ag . 55.11 1 'FYI 5 if ' I E ' er l- . -Ar' 'AQ lx, l f 'A ,K X , ' - ,Q sf, - . . - Y . ' I V -. ii K f QM ug: A., x , , ,l 44 r , . I ,. . . . I . , I . r. ,fir-1, ,J 4 -ill-A A er, .-4. F, L 'CA ,ggi-1.4, fairies' . .f gf - --'-..'.3.igg,,r.f4x::ff1Q 1- ' ' There Be s kg!! up ,dll r 's -'IIE if ' 43034 ' ,ra X '-lfwfyg H , 7 Ibis Light T f f I Y 'I 1 I A.. ' . - - 1. sl -- ' H QV-if in A, 1 , U -zqnl 9 if' V , 1 .. ,.,-el , 4 4- f M- ,A 1 4. . iw - -, . ,, ,V .. 'L I 'Nr lt is early morning now, and the sun is iust beginning to rise. The first golden rays of sunlight are illuminating the sky in hues of lemon and rose. Suddenly the trees are chang- ing from mere silhouettes against a gray background to stately champions of beauty, glis- tening with animation. The waves on the waters ol' the harbor are sparkling in a crystal- line array as they find their way into shore. All of life is awakening with new vigor and vitality as it prepares to meet the challenges of a new day. As youth living in the United States of America, we are blessed with the opportunity of greeting each new day, not as a drudgery, but as an event to search out the secrets of life and enioy them. We are not familiar with severe poverty and disease. We do not know what it's like to sleep amidst the filth of a contaminated street, nor do we know how it is to lack enough energy to get up from that crude abode when daylight strikes. Let us then be thankful for what we have, and let us use our gifts wisely. For we, who are not blinded by squalid conditions, have an easier time seeing the sun shed its radiance upon the earth. Our undulled senses and souls can become aware of the magnificence of the universe anytime we lift up our hearts and minds to receive the splendor of all Creation. Lf Editor-in-Chief 3 li Table of Contents 1-11,--11 Administration and Faculty . .. Seniors Llnderclassmen Sports Activities N Rx it if ,GW 'i z A i ti ii i J, I Iii 'I , iii 'Q 12 ' :J i i it go fl H. , , -' -WN . fffugv- . . f- -fr 1 'af 23 Jw.: . .V A-TW '?'?v f--ff ---.wf...vi1f..f,.qafi.wr:ffifizu:.'f'f ifx....ff ' . -mf :fx ' ,- .if ysffhdffg PM ELff '.,q.qtiaf1:w'1 '.4r.g1-ik. ' nz' . , f ':-swim L3fygg'mgfJ,,Q 4j'1l2..3Z..5'!-g4??j.1,.f1-f-. ' r .' . ' ' -. ,S -- . , '-1h',L'zf X., L--7.9-'.'.'f :--.ya . . ' .Wfffgv--'-.- '.'w -.. .r -'L fy, ,fi .QQ-1 Lv '.ye,Q'f in J .L .3 x , f fig - + -, .R in if-4, , .,?21M.'!.f . .c '--fx., -A.,-.f af. ,WJ , H L .-MS.. ,X 451 - 71.732, - if-., Y., .Q b. ,, , v., - 'f Rf..-,-Lf .. - -ff... 1: - - ....- V. -, .-,. 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You must carefully study the world about you as you will be a part of important and far-reaching de- cisions. Furthermore, you must assume the responsibility for providing excellent education for future generations to meet their as yet unforeseen challenges. Our best wishes for happiness and success go with each of you. ff Seated, left to right: Dr. Howard E. lmhof, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Lester L. George, President, Edward J. Taylor, Vice-President, Mrs. Florence Higgins. Standing, left to right: Mr. Dominic Massa, Legal Advisor, Joseph W. Macedonia, Samuel J. Testa, John N. Dyer, Wilbert J. Levy, Stephen F, Burberry, Clerk, Mrs. Ruth Humphries, Treasurer lmissingj. DR. HOWARD E. IMHOF Superi itll' t. ' ..t: I l l i ntendent of Schools As I sit by my office window looking out at the first signs of spring, l cannot help but see a similarity between a sturdy growing tree and the learning process. The tree grows from a small beginning. A young seedling's growth depends upon the soil that feeds it, the climate that surrounds it, and the human care with which it is tended. Its life depends upon the quality of its root system and its contribution to the world - either as a fruit- bearing tree or a shade tree - depends on the diversification of its branches. The learning process begins when a baby opens its eyes for the first time. The good food, the richness of the environment, and the loving care of the parents enable the child to grow in physical stature and in knowledge. The teachers help with the cultivation of the mind. The depth of knowledge, like a good root system of a tree, enables the student to develop stability, character and purpose. The breadth of knowledge, like the spreading branches of a tree, enables the adult to make worthwhile contributions to society. As Seniors in the year l962, a year which will have a most notable place in history, I hope that your roots are deep and your branches firm in order that you may withstand the pressures of an almost inconceivable world of tomorrow. May each ring of growth on your trunk of life bring you happiness. twficdlf i .533 ,SF os Principal RICHARD E. NODELL -X. The Eyes are Windows of the Soul John Greenleaf Whittier All of us recognize beauty. Your Oysterette emphasizes outward niceties of our campus where you've been for some years. Appearance usually indicates inner attitude - neat homes and carefully tended grounds denote self respecting and prideful owners. The open window often proves inner neatness and good order, too. Like buildings, people have outer shells and grounds which may reveal the inner per- son. By behavior, and often through the eyes, the picture is made even more complete to chance observers. What picture passes through the windows 'of your soul? Do you meet each day with a grin, each person with a smile and greeting as you pass along hall or street? Smiles beget smiles and friendship, too! Can you be pleasant even when troubled, or are you one who challenges all about you, one who suffers imagined hurt from fancied whisperings or rumors? Have you learned to meet these with a laugh? Have you learned to let the happiness of living each day shine through your eyes, to let this inner glow greet each person whom you contact? A comelylouter self may bring you distant admiration, but a happy inner you will bring you friends. What impression on others do your eyes make for you? lnner brightness, spreading out and all about you, pictures your true self for those who want to know you best. Beauty is said to be skin deep, cultivating the inner beauties of self respect and friendliness should be part of your plan of living. The look in your eyes will do the rest. ' sei RALPH SPARROW I IL J I I 1 1,111 xi, 1 xx. 'C II MICHAEL NARDONE MORRIS CHEFEC . ' .X fff 'K .a 3 MARGARET CORONESI I . y I f. S M... Y q,,. 6 A, JANE E. HART J' FL? PU I PAUL HELLMERS ' NI K - f' !' . I I C I , .fy JW-,, I ' I ELEANOR KRASNER CHRISTINE DEAN, THERESA POLI, MARIAN BRODERICK, ISABELLE BURNS, MARY PRICE, MARIE BOHN 'B K,-Z MARGARET MALONE LEONARD DODD 1 I 1 EVELYN KAVANAGH 1 f FRITZ AEBISCHER ERICH BOHN LOUIS SPINA :.1,, -. ,, I, 4 9' MARY WALKER . I. Q, K , wth., 7 di -43:2 Q'-'Ii . E...-'-A-L Wa: MARGARET WARD MARY MERICLE NANCY BALDINO MARGUERYTE YOUNG g. -.1 ,,. V. CATHERINE HARRINGTON LILLIAN WANSER WE THE WILLIAM KASIUS fn.. If 2:4-. if LILLIAN MURAD ISABEL TAGLIABUE WILLIAM TONER 1,3 -3 ,,o k MATTHEW GAYNOR T7 JEANETTE BOHDAL DONALD LUCKENBILL LUCIA MILLHAM ROSE CAMPANARO WILLIAM BRICHKOWSKI ROBERT MONTESI RALPH CARR 'N F' W1 -. dbg .5-5.3 .' . 3 WESLEY BERRY .gal lr3rqQl'f A RICHARD MASCOLO I ff :Q ' :jf -3-sg . I . f 1. 'f -5 fII' I MARVIN PARR CATHERINE JOHNSON RICHARD BLOWERS ' ID ' JEROME HAGGERTY I Q ,, ,, HELEN CORONATO '- 3 ,f MAURICE GRADY iw'--. 5,5 il., Rv-0 FL :Et NICOLINA VIATORI XT' 3 BENJAMIN LONGO 2 ROBERTA MALAMED ALICE GH-MAN HEINZ POSCH DORIS CHESHIRE S.- MARY LOUGHRAN W. THOMAS STIRRAT ROSE RANALDO, DR. GIOVANNELLI, CECILIA O'ROURKE, ELEANOR MALCHMAN K. If -5 ...- I :ight . ,. ,ft IR, -.. .- 1, ug, : ng .- '7'i.f1 . . , I 'M saw A-2. I. 4 '. , ..4.gw: K . HERBERT SWANSON g-. I LUELLA WARNER COUNTESS WORKMAN ELIZABETH CORONESI DELMA KIPP ANNE MAXSON ELIZABETH P. JOHNSTON JUDITH PAGE Elf I - T,f, MYRON SPINELLA RICHARD CRAWLEY ISIDORE SHERMAN E 'Q I JOHN MARTINO ,qw .- V ,1 There is a time in every man's education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignoranceg that imitation is suicide, that he must take himself for better, for worse, as his portion, that though the wide universe is full of good, no kernel of nourishing corn comes to him but through his toil bestowed on that plot of ground which is given him to till. The power which resides in him is new in nature, and none but he knows what that is which he can do, nor does he know until he has tried. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Seniors x ,N X ri 1 wil rx. U J' 'W a .x EEL' 3 4,.-Pr ,525 Rdpiffi' Y .'.w ' 4 , ' -N 1 n ,H U , X ,, A N . :H 1 nfQL :?i' -. 'N N rl ' 4 u -1' ' ff jF2W.,'x.T 3 V ft? , L 1' 'X H W ,fi 3 - F 'ww ,, -1, -Aa! , A 5' ,N N mf f,'xn'fF , f '-ff F ' ':,' ,,.. , A ' I , , f auxin' A J 9 r V. gr ,- 5!. gun' ., - 511 Vim' x. . in ' 1' a, . a.. 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A X . fm- , , X 1 ? - T' . V v 1-5691 , :tj 1, ' , , iv .. I rf . , , A , X Mx if ,152 J' -v . I X iff? N23 ' ' 'XB ,uf 1 N ' 4,-'fm ' gf .P M 5' f X ' ' 1' .fu ' 1 x 4 r ' reg - J ' a 1 X f ..n ' I ' 5 .. r ' I X. ? .gi Q' 235' , I i 4 s, ' hx tf X ffe,gi'fXv fX 5X5mff2Q3'Ff2 f.-' ,'QA.4fxX.,, ., , W. R.,-AMX Q p.1!f-: The Junior Prom '43 The climax of the evening: The queen is crowned! Circles of fun! Early in June, a month famed for romance and beauty, the class of '62 held its first formal affair. Our Junior Prom, Mood Indigo , was indeed an evening that will long be remembered. Surrounded by garlands of flowers and the lilting music of Vic Maffei, grace- ful and lovely girls and handsome escorts spent the night dancing under a star-studded sky. The Grand March, marking the beginning of the end of an excit- ing evening, revealed our queen to be Marty Reiner and her attendants, Anette Thorup and Marilyn Schwarz. With a touch of sadness, as our night ended, we tried to store as many happy memories as possible to keep with us for a long, long time. I could have danced all night. Our beautiful queen, Marty Reiner, and her lovely offend ants, Marilyn Schwarz and Anette Thorup. A pause for some punch. I don'f like that mustache! Let me give you one of my cards. X X Owe oo? 9 Dov? 643 ' 1- A C9 we - Q? 9 J 09 X60 GPG Q55 '14 ll - 0 M 96 And I was comnng 595.956 573 095 'Lb ,Oak along the path . . . ,d Nap Q0 007 Xa Real Success in All Respects QT Nr 1? 'S Tl' f- +1-sa, 'N R 4 WL mf? NN og. NSR Q. M4 '1- 1 10'n owe 1 671.- .r 0' qw H 6:-11,21 Mfr 1 v :mf ffcb 41 'wx-wg N'N N XXX X3 Qqsr arrows -wb.,1.f.f 1 'wa 41 . -A-anne-2.64, 9n64-fy dw Q1 . qw, lf.: 6m 80:4 45497 72 'n 8 D pac-'J me. og 80011 4fr6u1- C15 ea-'Me 'EL-ae 'bib C2-for 'kim 1 - 1 L 13. d EIWO b, he bffhtu f , in eYs l'Harv fr JN M Our charming queen Randi Thompson and her two lovely attendants Barbara Massa and Ellis-Anne The classes of 1962 and 1963 joined forces this year, and the result was the Junior-Senior Prom, Rue de Paris . For one evening the Vernon School gymnasium became a festive street in the exciting city of Paris. The music, provided by Richard Meisler, led the radiant girls and their handsome escorts through a most memorable evening. The climax of our affair was the Grand March and the crown- ing of a beautiful and happy queen, Randi Thompson. Her attendants completing the lovely trio were Ellis-Ann Oschmann and Bar- bara Massa. The evening progressed, and as it grew later, the crowd thinned, leaving to continue the gala event at a nightclub or a party. April 14, 1962, will, I am sure, be re- membered by many as an unforgettable event. lm so happy! The Junior - Senior Prom A Night to Remember i The queen beginning her reign. lf's ,- rl' ,- 'mfr A A '-. x An event that has meant many things to us: . . . those reclining bus seats. . . . . the unique methods the F.B.I. has for detec acts of espionage. singing You'll Never Walk Alone through the Lincoln Tunnel. - . . your Parker Tour button, . . . cafeterias and all you can eat. . . . Ordinary paper being engraved with special information and then passing on conveyor belts in 204 steps worth of exercise up the Washington Monument. from Ol: your eyes as five hundred dollar bills- . . our walk around Annapolis Nczval Academy. . . . the Lincoln Memorial at night'-time, X l F5075 I Our Washington Tri liillrips ,,,,,.. V'-.fi 5. e 5 ls-. vvtfpo I A7 1 W' X . . lots of good traveling! . the line of people waiting to tour the White House. . . . two guitars cxncl ca bonio to obliterate any sounds that come from riding over ci bumpy road. . . all eighteen candles on Marge-'s birthday coke. UncIe Freddie, Gene, and Roger. . . twisting on the bootride up the Potomac River one night The clamor of Boymen as lhey came Wlillm G lwo ,- -wa. 'iw H - - .V ? qi .- ' 'f7 'Vul , ,,.', lim' 5' Ju- gs ' . hours we'II never forget -rw-lu-H ' vu., ' IU 'N J' w W .,f JL . 1! ,..,,..,9-- F' Y I Back row: Henry Steen, President. Front row: Marian Neidich, Treasurer, Mrs. Harrington and Mr. Carr, Class Sponsors, Mrs. Wanser, Business Manager, Mariorie Sampler, Vice- Presidentp Catherine Boerum, Secretary. We've worked and had our fun together Four years ago the Class of 1962 descended upon the hallowed halls of O.B.H.S. as enthusiastic fresh- men. lt was we who supported the games and'dances with our money and presence. To lead us into our first activities, we elected Susan Higgins, Rick Solomon, Christina Dean, and Larry George. We held our first dance, Mardi Gras, and had our first cakesale. As we entered our sophomore year and the' world of equilateral triangles and frogs, we chose Beccy Brown, Larry George, Chrissie Dean, and Peggy De- laney as officers. We continued to raise money to- wards our Washington trip by staging two dances and sundry cakesales. 1960-61, our junior year, will long be remembered as a year of intense last-minute campaigning and elec- tion of J.F.K. We, too, elected our officers, including Bob Cole, Rocco Ranaldo, Chris Dean, and Linda Zodda. We held a car wash, which although attended by only a few, proved quite successful, as did our cakesales and dances. Our .prom, Mood Indigo, was a financial loss, but a social success for the twenty-five couples attending. With the arrival of our senior year, our class ac- quired new unity and enthusiasm. We continued sell- ing newspapers, as could be detected by the groans of the carrier prior to homeroom, and we proved to be excellent salesmen of magazines and candy. The year was interspersed with various space orbitings by Glenn and Carpenter, to which we sat spellbound before T.V. sets during many canceled classes. We chose the leadership of Henry Steen, Marge Sampler, Cathy Boerum, and Marian Neidich for this important year. Our treasury mounted with two dances and one cake- sale, as well as the unforgettable Harvey. The year was illuminated with our long-expected Washington trip. Weary but happy after our arrival home, we finished the year with our last activity, the Junior- Senior Prom, Rue de Paris - indeed a night to re- member, along with four wonderful years. ffl V-- K Af A IRENA ANASTASIO Always First N Q, . '-iw QQ- I . , ws .gi A ALICE BALINSKI Which? gh . I I! I A A Za A ' -ff Qy -FL A I A ' 'M k ,EMU-M Q. 5 , r , F 31- .Z A A xq ' adn . . W 1 BARBARA BENNETT Where the Boys Are . . . BARBARA BOCK Me? Tutor MATH? rv' A 'rsf . . 'W 'ft sg., CATHERINE BOERUM Gregg's Competitor A o A D -sy ii, BARBARA CARL Ethereal Sounds -.,- Vi 315 E. ,V ' - ' tm. L MARILYN CALLAGHAN . So Live, That When Thy Summons - Mllvlf. 'ii A Z, N E Ei T gm ,it ,fn .L REBECCA BROWN Heading for Warmer Weather it. ,,4.L 1 . ,. ARTHUR CHESHIRE Keep America Fit Z' iz' i' L L DEBORAH CHISUM Vivacious Cheerer wx L, M , V, Qtwjz 'iw , + L. - A, - 1 if . ' ' 473 -- - 'wfi 'Um j' QE? fgkff-W L Q-, ' ' 1 A I' M FA U tim. ' 1 Sf' ' ' V , ,QL 4,2 13 . ,F - ., , X .141 M ,uri Y A ,. - - if X H . -, L, I . L ya. 7 WR- ,N 1. 5 r. sw N i if L 1 A ,. QQ- - ' V i L ROBERT COLE Busy as ca Rabbit W .V-. :, U, . 5 ..:A'g1:35,-. RONALD CISCO King of Visual Aids . -:'1-ml HELEN CORONESI ALEXANDER CUCCI The 'Ec with Home Painting is His Forte' x In 48 'Q' T ,C , ., , - .. 'r L. .L- . 1 ' ' 1 I' A X ff' Af f N- :E A' 6 T W TEH T1 I Y 85' CHRISTINA DEAN Fried Chicken Anyone? RT. S .M ' , U EQ,-. 1,2 , w. ,YW .I..- . Jw.. A T Hin L I MARGARET DELANEY Geomeiriccally lnclinecl fi sei E' ' fx if T J I A 1 ' i . ' T l X , 1' T fx, , , X , i,A JOAN DIEMER BETTY DODGE Did Marvels with Cast Makeup .lack Be Nimble mix ,Q '51,-5-fl ,iii limi... ,ig ,is ,., , g 1. N. ' f-'--'Mlm' -ii if xnxx-'QA H .,x, i, 'N 1, 5 Q Ji. ,IX 1 -37 Y 1 -- 1 H ii i fi A , L . f fi NANCY DOWNING ROBERT DUFFY Agrees with Mr. Grody on Boston 1 ,A if CORNELIA FRANCIS F-I-G-H-T! Goes with ihe Trade Winds ,i BRUCE GAGNON CATHERINE GALAsso 'And How Are You, Mr. Wilson? Opposition Is ihe Suresf Persuasion f1 R I .,.f' LARRY GEORGE BENJAMIN GRANT And I Promise You . . But I Don't Feel Like Seventy . ,F '-my . -1 X -- ' iv- . , 3 1, - ' I5 ' Iggy- I 1. fi'-' ' f . i Im MATTIE GREVERS Melodious Miss I . i. if , I . I ii, I ii Q. . I , 'iE.1if'i w1' ' V- . 'M I, Q fir I PM I, .vm C U ,, NIESJE GREVERS A Smile and cz Song WILLIAM HEFNER Edifice Complex -Iv ,, I-I I. H - Ig W. L , 3 I , XI NORMA IASIELLO With Blcre of Bugle, Clcmor of Men v. A I ILM. X ul ' Q In ,I -I I .. M-X A MARTHA JAMES We Live in Deeds, Not Years. 1 I ' I five QI -4 L V EMMA JOHNSON VIRGINIA JOHNSTON Come on Oyster Buy: Le1's GO! Rhode Island Of BUST! fb To I- ,36 T EDWIN JONES Speak or Not fo Speak GERALD JUERS Take It Through the Nose I VR K, S: fy? fi ZX 'CARI fin '-2: J' K: J ,gf l K - ANTON KABELKA ELIZABETH KEMP Mr. Grady's Pal Quiet - Until You Know Her 1 wsv fmhf h xo M f H L Tm Y 'T x ,Th ,W ,ww rli'??g5g'H5:-.N?- N T H ' :VV '11 Qu S 1' NANCY LETSON The Way to cu Mc1n's Henri .T-52 , ' 'Mn h 5' -W -ff ,,'1' w t i ETHEL KOCH The Mad Chemist WALTER KRONIMUS A Crutch to Lean On JOHN MARTIN Brobdingnegion Palaesfrlan 'S' 1:0 Q 'A 1' ' ' 1' THOMAS MCCARTHY To Thy Speed Add Wings 124' '-an ,f IW 1 JOHN MIKELONIS The Great White Russian FT? ' U, X THERESA MESSERA SURPRISE ! Q' if 9- x..5ff T if ,fu wi' new -..i ' Q ff: 'Q A at d ANNE MERZ Bernhc:rdt's Rival F ,ir-K T fg, I if . if SUSAN MILLER Four Day Week yep... P ' 554' R N . ' 'sk' w ' Y j ilx' -If V. Mil' 5 V ' ' U' f ' A-gfy 1 Q-551' If ' 1 Ly N Y , V 6 1 JOHN MITCHELL ROY MITCHELL Candid CUmel'U He Even Has Drums in His Ears 1.554 x if LORRAINE MORRISON Who Me? Talking? MARIAN NEIDICH PETER MURRAY B.U. is the Hub of the System Smokey's Rival Solar lnqfir, 'ez JI A I' I -I se' 'f ,. 5 '. ,sig i K. GARY NIELSEN Paws ihe Ivories I I I I I yu I,. 4. I I I I , J IS-41 I MARIE NIELSEN Speedy at the Keyboard JAMES NOBLE PETER OLSEN Does His Temper Match His Hair? Nofl-,ing Slips By ,f 7. 1 A 'I 'N A! md, , -Mi ...W X , . ..W:,, X T ,, If CONSTANCE PIECHOCKI P-I-E-C-H-O-C-K-I . - I 4' in ii-if If T 6. sql x QV fffefi X I ROCCO RANALDO The Cross-Court Basket fDi 'x G H T 1. 1 F xx K fu L! 5 Z, MARTHA REINER PATRICIA RICCIO Oh, My Goodness! More Spice Than Sugar Ugh CHESTER ROBBINS I That Rubber Glob Looks Real ' ' -af! -f,.,W 'xii A, L I fg- 1 I' JANET RUSSO Car Low on Gas? I- . f. I a ' 4934 - : :Iv 7 , rf I I 'I A1211 v if 5' if I V21 M 'K r' -in Q CASIMIR ROGUS Coz to His Friends T' PATRICIA SAMB Take Some Dictation Af Y -if ORSKY PETER SAMMIS our Service I X 9' G. 1 X . ?' . X ff . -wi 1 - - MT' -, , r ., , 1 ,ch 'fix , , . . - ' 'ff 5-v Q 9, X . . 1' 1 Q T' I f 1:f,1L'm'hv- lf, ' 5 V v l . 1, , ij Q Y ,uf 11 E ehhh ah W u h LN' we MARJORIE SAMPLER JUAN SANCHEZ Who Conforms ? ?Se Habla Ud. Espanol? n X W if I. Q Y , E ELIZABETH SANGERMANO Aesthetics Seeker ie . NANCY SAVIN ROBERT SCHIERENBECK She Surelv Does Drag' AnY0ne? 'Q' Qi' 1 gl R 4 1 POLYTEM SCUTAKES Do You Want cz Cracker? ,J M. 'Q' lf ERNEST SCHORSCH ls This the Way to Treat an Ulcer? 'Ain 4,,,'V.,X v X ' , A JEANNE SCHULMAN J' f :i5-, ff , Q q , A, A I V Y A w i ll ,U M 1 ' MARILYN SCHARWZ Goatee in Technology , Wi g-f I' .. X 7 x v ' 6937 111. X .fe 41' 'N 'Q' , CHARLES SHERR ABBEY SWBER Jokes, Guitar, and Guidance Abounds in Clothing , fqk, RICHARD SIMON DAWD SMITH Wherefs The Meeting? Silence Never Betrays You ul f Q-Sta l H' 3 ' ' 'IC' ' ' It .4 'I 5, ,, r. 6 1 . , V , .x y 9 f I. N115 irvvvpn su'-f 3 . I I Ig? WENDY SMITH RICHARD SOLOMON A Wicked Laugh I . The Constant Lover N., AI, I J XT y . inf'- ' HENRY STEEN But I Didn't Mean It, Mr. Grody . . . A -, ,QM I if , ' 'X I M! , ' 'TL', I -'S of ' I xg g 1 .Y , , .ll if MICHAEL TAYLOR Brains, Brown, and Backboords RANDI THOMPSON But I Was Only Trying to Help, Doctor i. ..i i bv.. .tr H I 1' .+P up-1-,..,JY 51 Q i. 4? ,':, t I Y fb: ex '?'Y- l D , 1 l ' K l sf- I' ANETTE THORUP PAUL TOBIN 4. ou Owe the Class 52.00 for Senior Play Tickets DK 3 lg' d Q Q I 1:- 'Q 'W ftxsx 0 1 . -I i it X. 1 , ,E 1 M X. 1 I . l CAROLE TORMEY Harvey's Creator .: ll. ' al I ' 'Wlww l l l '9 -Q 5 .. i. . mf b . 5 ' N' ig-: . i is ii X, MARY TOLLES Children ! ! ! Mrs. Tag's Favorite i . .5 .rx ROBYN TUCKER Always Reliable . ii Z., A , W '-'L 13 iii BEVERLY TWINING A Popsicle in Chorus l LINDA WALKER Cheering and Talking 'it 1. 1 KAREN WALLES Silence ls Her Virtue , I , U, 1 1 if... : if-Ziff , ,w,,v , , nie, i ffflfi' :.1,.f'f'3. l ,-., A -gm 'f??9 ' 34.3.-.- . . '-A - ,Zz LIL? N I qggak v25?Pi A ,- .V y IR II IIIL I A 4 CARTER WALSHE GERALDINE WARNER Say He's in the Bathtub To Walk Ove' 0' N07 - 5, ,V , .. ' 'AI if IkA1fI I E' I II.+wm9w I ' ' ' -- .V ,I 3QI,wI,,55.1...., fx 7' F: -3 In I V' 1 :... . - A - A ' A -. F ' , II ll V I- . .IJ ,. fH15'11'l .. II . .. Q. if . ,vi I TFEEIQSIISIIII 'LI I -J, 4 G - -,,1 I - - . Q ,, 1 'III -- J . , II .I QII DIIIII HIL E . LIN' In A DIIW, - If-E1 'A In 5 I If..5'w CANDACE WILLIAMS She Loves the Grubbers ....U , II 'II'- w 53 '-I I, II 'IH IIIHIIN1 N L, f'f.'.f - ., I,-,. L Iglgw- fp, .'5,,a.'f' 'fgqgi-V SHERRY WHATLEY Europe - BEWARE! ii? I fl I -vfiff jr N. I 41 ALICE WOLANSKI She'II Model in Vogue WILLIAM ZANE Real Ham COperatorJ LINDA ZODDA Woman's Capacities Have Never 'Dx Been Measured Z ' bf 'QT' lv 5 I ',' 5 P. 'FY' ,Q srmxss'1msm.:1nYm , , ..,.xwmw,.x.WWmyQwwm.WWNMwm.xW..W,.x..x..X ....... x...WX..,x.,..x,W,w.x..W 26 A Rv N RICHARD SOLOMON Climbing the tree of knowledge I .fc-l ,.1 X 9183 ' 1' M4 f ? ,gr di' ,N X n RQ' .gui V' TQ' I 31, Vuvu Q D ' '53, QQL I ' M w 'I ' CHARLES SHERR 'X kv 9152 Y. Q- '30 RQ, LGI ' LINDA zoom. 91.45 -if L MARILYN CALLAGHAN 91 .68 11 A .4 ff. t P' .xi ,f I, RICHARD SIMON 90.55 4509, fiasco srl 'XS iqovd Ziepoxxee -o C3666 Oct to-at e 1 Q the way we'II remember you Bob Schierenbeck Christina Dean Best Looking . . . Our Gable and Taylor. Ethel Koch Jerry Juers Class Individualists . . . Who needs conformity? l I Bob Cole Lynn Callaghan Done Most for O.B.H.S .... At least we tried! Beccy Brown Richard Simon Most Dependable and Sincere . . . You can count L t f on them. Linda Zodda Cl'IUCl4 Sheff Connie Francis Bill Hefner Best Dancers . . . We've got rhythm! Cutest Couple . . . Three strikes and you're out! Larry George Best Dressed be-f Marie Nielsen tl i. 'n ,, , Ft. Q Marie . Right in ,,-,. l . 1 sf Vogue r X, 1'- Gary Nielsen Most Musical . . . Maestros with Y . xx . 5 :Q Martha James Rocco Ronaldo Class Athletes . . . Physical fitness pays in years to come I. .si-M NA 'z -' ,1. .gr -,.'--L , -w:, 5 I' A '- T .C - -1- J. 1 .-fw-st? Jeanne Schulman Bob Cole Class Actor and Actress . . . Have you ,wi i ,Z 1 O 0 O 410,91 484' 'Soy fo 0 Soc 0700 C' f 43005 09,5479 47010, '21,- 0' Bill Hefner Marilyn Callaghan m L i Class Lady and Gentleman . . . seen Harvey? ' ' -is Q. .hi .i 'K - -If Beccy Nicest Smile Jeanne Schulman Chuck Sherr Most Talented . . . You name it-we'll do it! i ' x el lrl'Pff'-f 'i -s ff? Q ,-'gr if 3 ki L :Z ' 4-rt' gl 1-' , .14 rf, i --fxfii-' 'fri' Bob Cole Peggy Delaney s ,. .A Y Will one of them ever get outside? ,Qi Carole Tormey Alex Cucci Most Artistic . . . Renoir and Monet, Inc. Brown Larry George . . . Contains hexachlorophene! l I l Betty Dodge Cabsentj Ben Grant Most Talkative . . . Busy as a magpie. V, I Best Disposition . . . We know the nicest people! Jeanne Schulman Bill ZCH16 Literary Lights . . . lf if were done V when 'tis done . . . Chuck Sherr Linda Zodcla Best Students . . . According to Einstein . . ...ne WH r ws mn AT IRENA ANASTASIO' Upper Brookville Jr. Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Yearbook, Sr. Play,.Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. ALICE BALINSKI East Norwich -. Dramatic Club, Yearbook, Bowling, Horseback Riding. ELAINE BALINSKI East Norwich I Jr. Redl'Clross, Dramatic Club,'-yearbook: Bowling. I BARBARA BENNETT Oyster Bay Yearbook, Head Typist, Chorus, Foreign Relations, Club, Dramatic Club,,Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play, 'Cheer- leader, Frosh, J.V., Varsity, Bowling, Sports Night. BARBARA BOCK East Norwich Honor Society, Yearbook, Editor, Foreign Relations Club, Dramatic Club, Sr. Play, Cast, P8.G, Journalism Club. CATHERINE BOERUM Oyster Bay G.O., Honor Society, Yearbook, Chorus, French--Cglub, Jr. Red Cross,-,,Sec., Pres., Leaders' Corps, B. Altman Sr. Class Sec., Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Cheer- leader, J. V. Capt., Varsity, Sports Night. REBECCA BROWN 'f East Norwich V ' G.O., Yearbook, Chorusf, t ..l 5 librarian, French Club, Jr. Red Cross,'fB. Altman Bd., Chairman, Adv. Science Club, Soph. Class Pres., Sr. Play, Student Dir., Sr. Prom Comm., Softball, Sports Night. r .NIARILYN CALLAGFIAN rrrl Oyster Bay Honor' Society, V.P., Yearbook, Editor-in- Chief, Chorus, Foreign Relations Club, Dramatic Club, PKG, Copy Edit0f. Proofreader: Journalism Club, Sports Night, Battle of the Brains, Jr. Marshal, Colgate ,Foreign Policy Conference, Class Salutatorian. A BARBARA CARL Oyster Bay Chorus, Yearbook, Spanish Club, Lead- ers' Corps, Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, ,Track, Softball, Modern Dance. ARTHUR CHESHIRE Oyster Bay G.O., Yearbook, Varsity Club, Sec., Sr. Play, Cost, Cross Country, Track. DEBORAH CHISUM ' Oyster Bay ' Leaders' Corps, Yearbook, Teen-age Club, Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play, Cheerleader, J.V. Capt., Varsity Capt., Basketball, Softball, Hockey, Vol- leyball, Track, Modern Dance. RONALD CISCO Oyster Bay Visual Aids Club. ROBERT COLE - Oyster Bay Chorus, V.P., Foreign Relations Club, ilr. Class Pres., Dramatic Club, Sr. Play, Cast, Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. HELEN CORONESI Oxlstsf Bw Leaders' Corps, Chorus, Sr. Play, Hock- ey. ALEXANDER CUCCI Oyster Bay i CHRISTINA DEAN isss Oyster Bay G.O., Sec., Yearbook, Chorus, French Club, Foreign Relations Club, Frosh, Soph., Jr. Class Sec., P81G, Journalism Club. . . MARGAEE DELANEY S I East Norwich - Yearbook, Chorus, Jr. Red Cross: G.O., I Soph. Class Treas.i sf- PlUYi -lf' and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Bowling: F-T-A' East Norwich Yearbook, Sr. Play, BETTY DODGE Oyster Bay ,Dramatic CIub, Pres., 56C-7, Teen-098 Club, Leaders' Corps, Chorus, Yearbook, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play, P8.G, Journalism Club, Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Track, Sports Night. NANCY DOWNING V- East ,Norwich VV--1 G.O., Yearbook, Dramatic Club, Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play. o BH O O 0 ROBERT DUFFY East Norwich Jr. Red Cross, Visual Aids Club, Sr. Play, J.V. Football, Bowling, Track. ,THOMAS EDVARDSDAL ' Oyster Bay: J.V. Basketball. CONNIE FRANCIS Oyster Bay Leaders' Corps, V.P., Jr. Red Cross, Year- book,-A Teen-age Club, 'Sr. Play, Cheer- leader, Frosh, J.V., Varsity, Softball, Bas- ketball, Track, Hockey, Volleyball, Mo- dern Dance, Sports Night. BRUCE GAGNON Oyster Bay Sr. Play, Cast. CATHERINE GALASSO Oyster Bay J r. Red Cross. LARRY GEORGE Oyster Bay G.O., V.P., Honor Society, Yearbook, Sports Editor, Chorus, Varsity Club, Pres., B. Altman Bd., Frosh Class Treas., Soph. Class V.P., Football, J.V. Capt., Varsity-, J.V. Basketball, Co-Capt., Varsity Basketball, Track. A BEN GRANT East Norwich B. Altman Bd., Teen-age Club, Sr. Play, Cast, J.V. Football, Track. MATTIE GREVERS East Norwich Chorus, Jr. Red Cross, Teen-age Club: Talent Show. N IESJE GREVERS East Norwich G.O., Chorus, Talent Show, Sports Night. WILLIAM HEFNER Oyster Bay B. Altman Bd., Yearbook, Sr. Play, Cast, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Football, J.V., Var- sity, Frosh Basketball, Track. NORMA IASIELLO Oyster Bay Chorus, French Club, Jr. Red Cross: Foreign Relations Club: Cl't9el'l60f-left J.V., Varsity, Exchange TripfTenr1. CAROLYN JOHNSON Oyster' Bay MARTHA? JAMES ATTINE MERZ ZJAMES NOBLE OysteE,..BaY' H A .Brookville I A Bay H . Honor Society: Yearbook: French Club: Leaders' Corps, Sec.: Teen-age Club: Sr. Play: Jr. Prom Comm.: Cheerleddeff Frosh, J.V., Varsity: Track: Softboll: Hockey: Volleyball: Basketball: Sports Night: Bowling. EMMA -JOHNSON rr Oyster Bay G.O.: Chorus: Yearbook: Jr. Red Cross: Leaders' Corps: Teen-age Club: Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Sr. Play: Cheerlead- er, Frosh, J.V., Varsity: Hockey: Soft- ball: Basketball: Volleyball. VIRGINIA JOHNSTON East Norwich Yearbook: Chorus: French Club: Foreign Relations Club: Adv. Math Club: Drama- tic Club: PEG, News Editor, Circulation Manager. ' EDWIN JONES Oyster Bay GERALD JUERS Oyster Bay Teen-age Club: J.V. Football: J.V. Base- ball. ANTON KABELKA Oyster Bay J.V. Football: Track: Frosh Basketball. ELIZABETH KEMP Oyster Bay Jr. Red Cross, Sec. ETHEL KOCH Oyster Bay WALTER KRONIMUS Oyster Bay Sr. Play: Bowling. NANCY LETSON East Norwich Chorus: Sr. Play. THOMAS VMcCARTHY Oyster Bay Varsity Club: Cross Country: Track: Bowling: Golf. JOHN MARTIN Oyster Bay Varsity Club: Visual Aids Club: J.V. Football: Track. Dramatic Club: Chorus: Yearbook. THERESA MESSERA Oyster Bay Leaders' Corps, Pres.: Chorus: Teen-age Club: Dramatic Club, Treas.: Jr. and 'Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Sr. Play, Cast: Frosh Cheerleader: Modern Dance: AVII Night. ... A JOHN MIKELONIS Oyster Bay Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Sr. Play. SUSAN MILLER A V-Brookville Jr. and Prom Comm. JACK MITCHELL Oyster Bay Yearbook: Baseball: J.V. Football: Soc- cer: Basketball. ' MITCHE LL 5 East ZZZ N orwich Teen-age Club. LORRAINE MORRISON East Norwich Spanish Club: PEG. I l BUY l :':: Varsity Club: Chorus: Dramatic Clubfif Treas.: Sr. Play: Varsity Football: Base- ball, J.V., Varsity. MARIAN NEIDICH Oyster Bay G.O.: Honor Sdoiety: Yearbook, Bus. Manager: .,, Treas.: G-horus, Librarian: FrenEhj'C'lub, Sec.: Jr. Red-- Cross: Foreign Relations Club: Dramatic Club: Sr. Play: frJr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Sports Night. GARY N IELSEN Oyster Bay Chorus, Accompartistm Pres.: Sr. Play. zzz W M NIELSEN Oyster Bay Band, Pres., Sec.: Yearbook: French Club: Jr. Red Cross: 'Foreign Relations Club: Dramatic Club: Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Sr. Play: Cheerleader, Frosh, J.V., Varsity:,,Volleyball: Bowling: Sports Night. ,yy 'SrQ ,.,'Plgy: Bowling: Golf. H PETER OLSEN Oyster Bay Chorus: Varsity Baseball. QONNIE PIECHOCKI gg I s,lll ttii Q Yitef BUY . ,li Leaders' French Club: Library Club: Hockey: Softball: Sports Night. ROCCO RANALDO Oyster Bay G.O.: Jr. T ' Cross: Jr. Class V.P.: Year- book: Jrg 'gyygl and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: E., QSIQ. Play: Club: Basketball, -1: J.V., Varsity: Cross Country: Varsity Baseball. MARTHA REINER East Norwich G.O.: Honor Society: Yearbook: Foreign Relations, Club: Adv. Math Club: Dramatic: Club: Sr. Play, Prom Comm. ' PATRICIA RICCIO Oyster Bay Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Softball: Teen-age Club. V ROBBINS Y lllll ilgfEast Norwich Band, V.P., Sec.: Track: Varsity Baseball: Exchange Trip, Tenn. CASIMIR ROGUS Oyster Bay Track. 'JANET RUSSO East Norwich G.O.: Chorus: Yearbook: Leaders' Corps: Dramatics Club: Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Sr. Play: Volleyball: Hockey: Sports Night: :. ... SAMBORSKY I .., Bay Jr. Red Cross:,,Teen-age Club: Jr. and Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm.: Sr. Play: Sports Night. PETER SAMMIS :Eastig Norwich Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Sr. Play: N c s N es. NS. 5 Q XS I , sc 52 ss -.E S? sr! NYE S? sz Q S S Q .N 'S as is :N is i s A ,s Q s Q Q N -as 5 Xxxx B sc N'XXXXX A. ,ssc ssssmssssszesmssc ss, N mx News ,vX. as . ms ww X X W XxXXxx.x .c Mm., B.. .xxxx .km x.x.x...x... X sc. Nt ks Ss! NVNWNW-'Nm Kwvwwkwvxwvmxmsmswwxsss sssxxxxwq. NWXXXXXXXKWS XWWWXNW' Y NNRNWQAKQ wsmxe xxxus my W5NNW K NN KXXNK N NtXQ:33XHNwws ' WWW' fx SN x.x,xx . : ss ss Q assess NNE s. :' E 93535: tslshzstss 1 Sees MAJSRIF SQMPLER It RIEHARIDI SIMEN yy ROBYN TUCKER YS e' 'W as film Owe' BUY GYO.: Sr- ClGSS V-P-: Cl'I0rUS: Frenrhl G-0: Honor SOUBLW Pfesff Bend' BUS- Chorus: Dramatic Club: Jr.-Sr. Prom -- s, Ntiaxw 1, - -. - - csssts. ClUlD: Leaders' Corps: B. Altman Bd.: Mfmngefi VUVWY,-gclubi ftdv' Sclence Comm.: Sports Night. Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: J.V. Cheerleaderif. Club: -l-V- B05kel5Plli. BGSebGll: Ff0Slh sc: sis ' up . ' .5 Hockey: Sports Night, J.V.: Cross Country: Teen-age Club. BEVERLY TWlNlNG h V Owe, BOY ,f WENDY SMITH . Y Nsswssksssss A Jr Red Cross- Chorus- Lib dr C l u b- NSN SNSSSXSSS JUAN SANCHEZ E 't Norwich ' ' ' ll' Y ' Oyster Bay Leaders' Corps, Treas.: Teen-age Club: ACChorus: Frenqh5'Club: Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Sr. Play: Jr.-Sr. Prom :Comma Softball: ELIZABETH SANGERMANO Comm., Sr. Play: Vars.ty Cheerleader: Basketball: Hockey: Volleyball: Sports Oyster BOY Bowling: Sports Night. NiQht. 4 . 'J E A WALKER A Chorus: Jr. Red Cross: Jr. and ' ARES, N . ii Lllgilaster Bay' 1 . Q ,, gh, -Sr P C . S l '. : g -. , .f - . rom omm., r, Pay: Cheerlead- ' f , l I efeegp,-Osh JV G.O.,' .Pres.: Honor Societ: Chorus . Yearbook' French Club' Jr' Red Cross' ii- ' ' ' Y f - Y If V P - L d rs' Cor s Treas ' Teen-age wi, Treas.:...Narsity Club: Adv. Science Club, ' ee e p ' P B ' NAN Y Sec., Treas.: Frosh Class V.P.: Jr. Prom Club' T'eaS'7 Jr' and 'lr Sr' rom Comm C SAWN Comm .FV :Sq Fo ,b H. J V B- ob H, Sr. Play: Modern Dance: Hockey: Basket- NESS OYSIH BUY G 'Y 0 Q ' ' ' as' C ' ll I, n s fb n T I. Cheer ks :SEEN ,' W' I - .' , A ' ' ' ' X Ns I J.V. Basketball: Battle of the Brains: ball' Vo ev G ' ol al' mc ' , h ggi? Dramatic French. Club: Softball: King oft: Football. HoP : ,-Jr. Marshal: leader, Froshl lv Vmsllyi spoils Nlg l' Hockey: Horseffgfk Riding. Class Valedictorian. , ' KAREN WALLES I ' ff: . f ilk NS 2 HENRY STEEN Owe' BUY ROBERIJ SCHIEREQIKBECK A Oys,e:,..B:,y sports Night. S Xi yster oy: jf'g?5,, ' -Q1 A A l .-13:94. G.O.: Chbrus: Sr.: Class Pres.: Yearbook- CARTER WALSHE SERS -X Varsity Club, Treas.- Football Frbslr -J V 5 1' ' 5 EXXXS Vars't B k tb II I F h JIV T17-ik J F'e fl1 Glvbnam Allman Bd-f Foreign Re- Oysler GY Nm as . - , ,- . .,-3, f s ly, as e a , ras : , racriiicns lemons cwhkjrl and Jr-,Sr-'prom Comm., Chorus: Yearbook: Sr. Play, Cast: Cross 73?F4?f BasketbalI'iV'J.V. Varsity if CountrY- kssixss ERNEST cHoRscH ' Q ' ' S - QMICHAEL TAYLER GERALDINE WARNER East Norwich ,- O B S JEANNE SCHULMAN X E EOS' Nmwlcl' ' ysler GY N' iss 552 -' t ' Q A SX East Norwich Chorus? Varsity Club:3' Football, J.V., Chorus: Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Vol- S 'Z .arg :Ib Q : , . swiss Go Honor sodeiy Treas Yearbook Va'rsit,yl:g Baseball, Varsity: Basketball, leYball, Softball. N X ASSE' ' '7 -' ' tif fr SES . . ' ' . ' J.V., Varsity. SHERRY WHATLEY wx s X: Lrt. Editor: Chorus: French Club: Foreign I isssz g . . 1 'Fi Oyster Bay Relations Club: Journalism Club: -' RKNDI THQMp5ON , ' Dramatic Club- Sr Pla cast- PSG . . 1 ,, leU'le'5 Cofpsf Yecflmlff Dfemqfif Rfxgftss ' ' Y' ' ' ,-'gfrgfir .ii' Oyster Bay CI b- J . Exchange Editor As, . u , r. and Jr.Sr. Prom Comm.: Sr. X5 ss XX' ' ' 4' TSX- I 53:55 ChorU511J:YgQ!Epok: Jr. Red Cross: SL Play: Basketball: Hockey. MARILYN SCHWARTZ PJUY. C0Sfrj5al?0ffS Ni9hf- ' CANDACE WILLIAMS s A I - ESQ oyster say 3 V1-AQQETTE THORUP EUS' N0'W'Cl' 1 5 A ' st - Chorus: French Club. -3 .5-Yfipyster Buy Chorus: Jr. Prom Comm.: Sports Night. il' 5 0 Jr. Red 'C-rd, :3Yearbook: Dramatic Club: Al-lCE WO'-AN5Kl Cys It ss X POLYTEM SCUTAKES sf. Play:2 Egsand Jr.-sr. Prom comm.: Oyster Boy .ssc . X N OYSJSI' BOY Basketba,l,l:3liDgkeYi V0ll6YlJall: Bowling: GO.: Yearbook: Chorus: French Club: isis Leaders Corps, Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom SofIball: SpojsgNtght. Foreign Relations Club: Dramatic Club: Comm.: Basketball: Hocke : Sr. Pla : ' -'S'f'ff'r Jr. an Jr.. . Y Y U an PAUL TOBIN Sr. Prom Comm., Modern Sports Night. l.1f'::fE-.1' Dance: Folk Dance- Ch l d F X5 ' :jsagysfer Bay Vomit I H k . S, ere-Jr e: er, rosh: CHARLES SHERR - Y' oc ey' pm '9 l' East Norwich Y TOLLES' WlLLlAM ZANE NNEYS ' ii? yster Bay ' EN S . 9537? O ster Ba G.O.: Honor Society: Chorus: Yearbook: Gio.: Hdnpr-gygpcieiyl sec.: Yearbook, Y Y D Varsity Club: Adv. Science Club: Adv. Layout Eahggiighorusl Hisioricmi Jr. Red Chorus: Radio Club: Dramatic Club: Sr. Ms vssts si - ' 23.3. il-T. ,'11 . , - Math Club: Baseball, Frosh, J.V., Varsity, Cross, pd,,e,gnJQRslc,,:ons Club: Dmmahc Play, Cross Country. St S S L ' .: 51' . Basketball, Frosh, J.V.: Jr. Marshal. Club, Hrst:: Sriglhy, Student Dir.: Sports LINDA ZODDA ssl A NI , ' F . . ABBEY SILBER Night: P8gG,-..Q'gQpy, Edttor, Proofreader: B U B k H .lournalisritjICluEi:jQ'Colgate Foreign Policy Oysler CY N P er ro ' . A p 0 vi e C0nfefeHC?-3:52sfszgeil:Q 3. G.O., Treas.: Honor Society: Yearbook, SSNXBXSSS Jr. and Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3 WTP 'l Photo. Editor: Chorus: B. Altman Bd.: 6 E TO EY N XNXNS .CARSLS fr RM . . . DAWD SMITH Oygigjiitgoy Foreign Relations Club: Dramatic Club: Oyster Bay Yearbooki:An- Sanur? Jr. Red Cross: Sr. Jr. Class Treas.: Sr. PlaY, Cheerleader: s NWS I' fs-lf . jg J.V., Varslt: Valle ball: Battle of the ,NN , , Play: Jr.-Sr.- BfOm-',-'.COmm.i Horseback , Y Y .sg BCif14'li VlSUC1l Aids Club. Riding ,fjsiggijl LZ- Brains: Jr. Marshal. ssss If cs x A - is I if. A' A xx N33 i sg liifi - Q NNSNES l'-I .. .C X AX ' X Ns :SX A iNANmm'stst:s::ewssw sssmsssssmswssss-sssssw sssccs smacks ....c - L X X NXXWWS M NX ,Qzw-mmf' 1 l l l N l ill lil f W L E54-W Ziff WW Graduation V WWWW WWW 1 QWW ZWWW WWW Mwlwv ,,,,,.f,mWW EQ! Wjfww MMM QM MQW QW WW! I cc1n'1 believe that i1's here at lust . . . It seems like only yesterday . , . Pomp and Circums1ance never sounded like that before. I guess it must be the heat of 1his hot June day und all the people . . . l re- member when I was ci freshmanp I Thought this day would never come . . . but it's here - along with four good years, and I'll never forget that . . . ,, lf? 5 5 The Class of '62 is to go down in history as a class of firsts. A prime example is the fact that it rained on graduation day for the first time in about seven years. Even though it was damp and rather gloomy outdoors, spirits were high in the gymnasium, For an hour pre- ceding the official ceremony, the soon-to-be alumni busied themselves with congratulations and .frenzied dressing. As the time drew near for the actual gradu- ation procession, faces grew more and more solemn. For a previously iovial and clownish group, we were the soberest group of individuals alive fthough this didn't last longll After we had marched into the auditorium to the sounds of Pomp and Circumstance, played on the organ by Mr. Luckenbillpland had managed to follow Mr. Dodd's' directions concerning sitting and standing, we settled ourselves on the well-heated stage. The salutqtory address, given by Marilyn Callaghan, fol- lowed. Unexpectedlyh.-I the first few seconds of the speech ran into comfetition with a two-year old who didn't'approve of hq ing to sit still. He voiced his com- plaint in quite a bloisterous manner, much to the dis- tress f all present. The next event, the presentation of the a ards, was a time of great surprise to all since none of us knew before hand who the recipients would be. Many a person stumbled forward with an aston- ished grin on his face to receive an award. The chorus, as they do every year, sang a selection that brought tears to the eyes of several seniors. Even though we were all happy to be graduating, the final- ity of it all did bring some momentary sadness. Follow- ing the chorus's rendition of The Halls of Ivy , Ricky Solomon gave the valedictory address, and by this time the child who had offered Marilyn competition had been quieted. The final act of commencement came at last - the presentation of our diplomas and Bibles. As each of us marched up to receive our reward for four years of work and worry, I am sure that a feeling of accom- plishment was present. After the ceremonies there was a general rush to the various changing rooms so that celebrating would not be delayed any longer than possible. Then the seniors of O.B.H.S. celebrated and celebrated and celebrated. Sunday, June 24, the graduation date of the class of 1962, ist a day that shall linger in our hearts forever. 'IT like . V 5 The moment I've waited for. . . Oh, there's name. mY It was Cl nice sound . . Today I have grown fuller from lking with The irees. -Karle Wilson The climax! ln July, 1961, three of our stu- dents, Donna Bridewell, Marilyn Callaghan, and Mary Tolles, along with Mrs. Wanser, attended the Col- gate Foreign Policy Conference at Colgate University, Hamilton, New York. The group from Oyster Bay is seen with Ambassador Weill from Germany in the picture above. v-1 ,rr X-!. Oyster Bay in the News 1 l X N, his 1-Nzieav ,. I K r' ',,. Frith li: lg . ,, Y. , l i L, l V PARAGON SCHOLARS: Linda Zodda, a senior at Oyster Bay High School, and Peter Cecere, a senior at St. Dominic's High School, are congratulated by C o n g r e s s- man Frank J. Becker on winning 1961 Paragon Oil Student Awards, as Richard E. Nodell looks on. 3. W X YK X t -f ' V, X, K Y V t 3 3 U Y QP 1. 1 or 1.x, f' et M152 . 1 , a H 3' ' 1 -, s . ., w ,A I . rj.. gt UU 2Hffi!!!! 2 Ei ent -g, .'a I ' ,ln A3 1 ' f 5.1 1' . 1 JK .IX CT .I XDA P S 1 s,.- I I --1 'I I Youth is the time to go flashing from one end of the world to the other both in mind and body: to try the manners of different nations: to hear the chintes dt midnight. -X I 1 Rob of ,o. erlt Louis Stevenson 'a t -J 2 4 inf, Homeroom - First row, left to right: James Cardinale, Jan Bonanza, Angelo Abbate, John Alexander, Steven Bernat, James Dean. Second row: Patricia Bennett, Judith Cronin, Regina Cardinale, Marion Dawson, Elizabeth Aquilino, Camille Belfiore, Phyllis Collins. Third row: Bruce Bridewell, Richard Bohm, Carla Cruz, Jane Dziewiakowski, Barbara Bryan, Bonnie Belden, Joan Adomsky, Candace Coile, Donald Lommel, Paul Curran. Fourth row: Anthony De Lucia, Miss Millham. , Homeroom 7-2 First row, left to right: Henry Frielinghaus, Klaus Hoffmann, Charles Doering, Thomas Jones, Allan Lopez, John Anderson, John Lawson, Bruce Aiken, William Brower, Michael Lucas. Second row: Linda Hefner, Lenore Livolsi, Rose Ann Lizza, Caryl Gottlieb, Susan Kipp, Sara Howell, Sara Gummer- sall, Linda Kaminski, Sharon Coston, Charlotte Galatro. Third row: Mark Hodes, Kevin James, Frank Higgins, Raymond Jones, Ralph Lewis, Charlotte Greguski, Hope lmhof, Ethel Hunt, Claudette James, Susan Gebhardt, Debbie Cousineau, Betty Hastings, Susannah Buck, Janice Harmon, George Golden, Kenneth Lommel, Gregory Hendrickson. Fourth row: Mr. Aebischer, Douglas Loughron. iHoineroom 7-3 First row, left to right: William Nastri, Arnold Nachman, Thomas Mason, Leon Mikelonis, Nelson Gam- mons. Second row: Elizabeth Minicozzi, Dorothy Ritchie, Susan McKernin, Leslie Pink, Janet Mihailin, Theodora Peck, Christine Peck, Gaye Oschmann, Gail Parker, Nancy Olivito. Third row: Robert Mason, Ronald Morse, John Nardone, Andrew Blaustein, Julian Kershaw, Walter Stepnowski, Karen Kilpatrick, Catherine Peterson, Richard McCarthy, Cornelis Pflug, John Rosolino, James Murphy, Michael Scheer, Bernard Matt, Mr. Gaynor. Homeroom - First row, left to right: Robert Stillie, John Wilenski, William Starke, James Watson, Richard Whit- marsh. Second row: Linda Scaramuzzo, Dorothy Scarry, Barbara Walker, Susan Schwarz, Mary Schoen, Mary Saumweber, Linda Van Cott, Carol Wade, Paula Wight. Third row: John Walker, Louis Villani, William Zukowski, Angelo Tavernese, Gary Taelman, Carol Vosburg, Greta Tichelaar, Lor- raine Schnebie, Neil Savin, Edward Yberg, John Valentine, Richard Tobin, Harry Wells, Steve Wasil- chuk, Mrs. Tagliabue. Homeroom 84 -01' First row, left to right: Robert Bishop, Julius Coston, John Bartscher, Peter Bourdelle. Second row: Mary Beth D'Angelis, Sandra Dawson, Patty Abbate, Lynn Borda, Barbara Smith, Melinda Andrews, Judy Cullum, Lorraine Breuning, Betsy Bott. Third row: John Acompora, Libby Beccarino, Michael Coston, Vincent Florio, Robert Doran, Brian Bunn, Raymond Brezinski, Sara Baron, Anthony Cirelli, Theodore Kutkowski, George Kutkowski, Lance Elder, Laurence Albert, Jack Bisby. Missing from picture: Lynn Edvardsdal, Margaret Ahearn, Leona Collins. Homeroom 892 First row, left to right: Stephen LaCava, John Galatro, Bill Golden, Mike lacovelli. Second row: Alexis Johnson, Cynthia Griswold, Susan Jones, Linda Messera, Susan Lenz, Marsha Lowery, Sharon Keim, Leona Collins, Kathy Moran. Third row: William Gallo, Wayne Mericle, James Harmon, Alan John- son, Rex Howell, Jesse Harmon, Tom Harkins, Kathy Higgins, John Curley, Robert Juers, John Holdorf, Stanley George, George Genchi, Kevin McQuade, Daniel Maxson, Mrs. Walker. Homeroom 8-3 , v , w slgzf-xx-..,., 'E wg. 4 .L N. - First row, left to right: Thomas Waicul, Robert Regensburger, Joseph Sanchez, William- Schiller, Ronald Goldens Second row: Bernice Nixon, Cheryl Satchell, June Zukowski, Jeanne O'Connell, Patricia Ford, Josephine Pettit, Barbara Remsen, Dorothy Nodell, Rona Paget. Third row: George Webster, Robert Rose, Ronald Robey, Andrea Townsend, Viola Satchell, Rita Regensburger, Barbara Schieren- beck, Ruth Moore, Susan Whaley, Florence Scadin, Thomas Tolmie, Roger Wechsler, William Wheeler, Mrs. Loughran. Homeroom 9-A First row, left to right: James Albert, Harold Boianowski, George Bennett, Bob Blackwell, Nick Abbate. Second row: Leslie Behrer, Linda Bauer, Donna Abrahamsen, Karen Bridges, Mr. Sherman, Pat Aiken, Marchia Carl, Pat Cheshire, Stephanie Bourdelle. Third row: Craig Miller, Frank Baer, Robert Comstock, Joe Caramico, Robert Dawson, Marc Cohen, Mary Jane Boerum, Debby Dean, Leslie Amster, Marc Block, Chris Andrews, Dick Borders, Dan Cooper, Maurice Baron, Glen Davis. Homeroom 9-B First row, left to right: Frank Melillo, Harold Hicks, Nick Hollander, John Galasso. Second row: Janet Delaney, Gail Hoogs, Susan Hemme, Carolyn Green, Karen Haarke,- Katrinka Epps, Eileen Hunt, Ann Disbrow, Madeline Galasso, Connie Frassanito. Third row: Billy Dean, Jimmy Dean, Donald Fleury, Jeff Gaynor, Steven Fitzgerald, Jackie Dunn, Pamela Elfast, Betty DeAngelis, Betsy Fishman, Gayle Geisert, David Haeseler, Bradford Weeks, Paul De Vico, Miss Cheshire. Homeroom 9-C First row, left to right: Aly Lizza, Kenny Kaufman, Jonathan Lind. Second row: Kathy Kraman, Nora Krasner, Eileen Klammer, Susan Lazarus, Suzanne Loheide, Marcia Monsrud, Christine Lucas, Elayne Cardinole, Karen Michaelsen. Third row: Raymond Kenny, Arthur Miko, Louis Messera, Kenneth Mac lntyre, Robert MacKenzie, James Martin, Barbara Markowski, Martha Levittan, Robert Kruse, Russell Sack, Brion Moore, Tim Morton, Jeff Kramer, William Mc Creedy. J Flbmeroom 9-D First row, left to right: Donald Reid, Anthony Puco, Denwin Satchell, Peter Keenan, Michael Sanger- mano. Second row: Lynn Ochsenreiter, Judith Pearsall, Linda Nappi, Veronica Rogus, Susanne Regens- burger, Linda Rerat, Debi Nichols, Diane Nielsen, Pai' Nelson. Third row: Alfred Phillips, Robert Salerno, John Prytz, Jeffrey Ross, Frank Rosin, Argressor Sample, Carol Rosenblum, Wendy Pritchard, Paul Richards, Jim Pearsall, John Ostaseski, John Sammis, John Olivito, Richard Ranaldo. Homeroom 9-E First row, left to right: David Straw, Arthur Teepe, Bruce Whiteside, David Velsor, Ronald Wegge. Second row: Pamela Toelman, Donna Vella, Patricia Settlocker, Marie Whelan, Patricia Schorsch, Jane Young, Betty Thompson, Janet Solomon, Jamie-Sirota. Third row: Wickard Workman, Ellery Steward, Dale Walker, Richard Warner, Thomas Bell, Ronald Youngs, Patricia Yberg, Carol Welden, Katherine Scarry, Leander Willetts, Dwight Tierney, Robert Seringer, George Warner, Fred Scadin. Homeroom IO-A First row, left to right: Paul Collins, Gary Collins. Second row: Lorraine DeVico, Linda Bourne, Sandra Barrell, Clair Belden, Jennifer Connors, Sally Dyer, Victoria Boris, Susan Borda, Diane Acompora. Third row: Davontz Ames, John Addazio, Louis Di Gennaro, David Albert, Eric Davis, Kathleen Delaney, Uranie Bishop, Betty Baumann, Sue Beiniex, Charles Brezinski, Brendan Brown, Albert Bauer, Robin Caras, Fred Dunne, Mrs. Johnson. Homeroom IO-B First row, left to right: Roger Jenkins, Michael Hildebrandt, William Kronimus, Robert Lapping, James Leighton, Barry Flood, Robert Valeri. Second row: Patricia Hefner, Babette Hicks, Joyce Gebhardt, Laura James, Jacqueline Ha-rmon, Darlene Leischner, Joyce Jackson, Patricia Fowler, Suzanne Hadek. Third row: Peter Galatro, Pauk Gaynor, Robert Grant, Reinier Grevers, David Honeyman, Maureen Fleming, Dorothy Jamieson, Karen Janoff, Carol Hawley, Richard Lewis, Paul Geisert, Carlos James, Frank lzzo, Mr. Berry. t ' Homeroom IO-C T. i 'if First row, left to right: Sam Lo Bianco, William Jones, Frank Normile, Terry Pyres, Bruce Peterson, Dennis Minicozzi. Second row: Carla Nielsen, Dorothea Nastri, Genevieve Mazzeo, Gloria Parente, Helen Martin, Mariorie Lipstone, Linda Mohlenhoff, Marni Mattson, Pamela Nichols. Third row: Donald Lowe, James Parr, Robert Pullen, Steve Mason, George Moffat, Greig Parks, Evelyn Pink, Margaret Olsen, Vincent Libertini, Robert Pelchuck, Martin Pettit, Neal Nanzetta, Michael Burns, Mr. Spinella. Homeroom IO-D First row, left to right: Gerald Samborsky, Daniel Walker, Gary Wood, Lawrence Satchell, Kenneth Walter. Second row: Carol Watson, Patricia White, Dawn Whatley, Linda Weakley, Virginia Ranaldo, Pamela Summers, Sandra Smith, Joyce Sampler, Dana White. Third row: Dieter Scherer, J a m es Walker, Robert Juers, Paul Dombek, Kermit Robey, Eileen Whittenclale, Jo Weissman, Lorraine Russo, find: Williams, Thomas Curley, Harold Bauer, Peter Scaramuzzo, Donald Vella, William Thompson, r. arr. Homeroom II-A First row, left to right: Charles Conklin, Vincent Aquilino, Joseph Cucci, James Coronesi. Second row: Lucille Cucci, Carol Boianowski, Carol Bisby, Donna Bridewell, Jo Ann Fletcher, Cynthia Cronin, Carolyn Brinkmann, Gail Cousineau, Susan Birkland. Third row: Henry Curran, Robert Bott, Douglas Fleming, Robert Gustafson, William Bailey, Carol Corey, Lorraine Congero, Eileen Fitzsimmons, Ronald Ackman, Alexander De Angelis, Thomas Baer, Steve Bauer, Chris Erickson, Joseph Coschignano, Mrs. Ward. Homeroom II-B First row, left to right: Barbara Massa, Ruth Michie, Kathleen McCloskey, Sue Le Bright, Carol Maf- fucci, Mary Ann McCarthy, Jane Hollander, Karen Kaufman, Ellen Maloney. Second row: Ira Hirsch- horn, Bob Higgins, Herb Goldman, Mark Haines, John Lane, Bill Kruse, Maryann Misura, Cheryl Lowery, Bob Mitchell, Arthur Michaelson, Mike Mc Quade, Alex Labounsky, Donald Luckenbill, Odd lngebrigtsen, Mr. Longo. HommomnlLC First row, left to right: Annette Rosenberg, Mhairi Puget, Annette Olivito, Bernadette Ritchie, Florence Raymon, Laura Nathan, Marianne Ranaldo, Juanita Reid, Christine Pink, Miss Young. Second row: Jack Peterson, James Schiller, William Schneider, Bob Schoen, Alfred Peck, Joyce Nierenberg, Ellis- Anne Oschmann, Carol Ann Reid, Susan Pearsall, Richard Rose, John Powell, Warren Renninger, Tom Schomer, David Still. HommoomILD First row, left to right: Georgia Warner, Kryna Van Beek, Sherry Sheesley, Judy Scheer, Carole Wills, Charlotte Wolf, Karen Tissenbaum, Susan Wachsberger, Judy Whaley, Ethel Tappen. Second row: Jimmy Morgan, John Gorman, Charles Wiener, Jimmy Whitmarsh, Lenny Young, Bob Mihailin, Jo Ann Roth, Dawn Wedley, Jim Curley, Pat Taylor, Christine Barnett, Tod Velsor, Curt Velsor, Bob Wedley, Steve Venghaus, Dick Waters, John Warner. Llnderclassmen Cfficers FRESHMAN CLASS Left to right: Pam Elfast, Secretory: Wendy Pritchard, Treasurer, Michael Songermano, President, Dick Borders, Vice-President, Class Sponsors Cobsenil: Miss Malamed ond Mr. Spinellc. l I sl JUNIOR CLASS ' Left fo right: David Still, President, Carol Bisby Treasurer, Donna Bridewell, Secretary, Alex De Angelis, Vice-President, Class Sponsors Cobsenfl Miss Murad and Mr. Longo. SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right: Louis DiGennaro, Vice-President: Dana White, Treasurer, Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Berry, Class Sponsors, Gloria Parenfe, Secretary, Bruce Peterson, President. 1 I I ' x Q I ' I .- A 1- H V'-v I I I ' , A . , I I II I l J . , Every mon is he build r of 'cn ieniple, . . .-f,-v -7 I . vm , vw , ,, ' J .,w . I -V- I, . II H .. ., Ii Ir, . 4l called his body. , I-Henry 5 xl I Qaxid Thoreau , , II ISA, Q. ' I X , I I I I I 0 , ' I .. . : , 'u 1' . I I .-n- - I I I ' I .F Qi-- v I :IMT 71, P., , 31. : , ,21 .f '1 1 '-'I-' 4:.,'k??:I' 'P - '.--1-1 -'G ii' . 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The chanting and cortwheeling ot cheer- leaders, the panclemonium in the gym during an overtime, the build-up of spirit before a St. Dominic's game - these things unite us. We cheer our teams to victory in the rain, support them in a losing battle, cmd share the glory of o championship. Football 'S . --ii' iz if-il-'f' 3 . 1 ' First row, left to right: Louis DiGennaro, John Powell, David Honeyman, Bruce Peterson. Second row: Peter Brown, Donald Lowe, Larry George, Mike Tay- lor. Third row: Frank Izzo, Thomas Gil- SOH, Steve Venghaus, Vincent Libertini, Carlos James. MHFVM S ,4 tr X l . .iii SN- l X . N. X F. IX . x Q' ' r, l lx , 1 .X- ,fl n IJ Q40 xii or 'Iliff First row: Jim Parr, Robert Wedley, Dieter Scherer, Mark Haines, Robert Grant. Second row: Tom Cur- ley, Richard Rose, Al Peck, Bob Schierenbeck, Ricky Solomon, Jim Curley. Third row: Charles Brezinski, Albert Bauer, Steve Bauer, Peter Murray, Bruce James, Paul Gaynor. ,gs VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Over many a muddy field our football team toiled with tireless resolution. We might not be able to boast of any ostentatious victories, but we can be proud of the Baymen for their good sportsmanship and fine school spirit. Only tive boys will leave a dent in this year's squad. All five, Larry George, Peter Murray, Bob Schieren- beck, Ricky Solomon, and Mike Tay- lor, however, were on the first eleven. To the remaining team and to the entire student body: Keep up the good fight - whether it be for proud victories or sportsmanlike losses! , F' . .1.f,f27C.i', 5li'l'R'f ' ' '-'-fills! ' in 'V V '-5J- T' ' '. na- : cr-. .e.:f1i-i-wrp'-.:.iZ- 9 w 13591. L 'L 1 +1 we ,ff.41 Ti'f5:1. 7ifr.'., .1g 1,f , '-1-K ' 'L ', 1 . - . 2. ' ,aj ...e --. -W G, ,S I - T M in Y . MW xl- , N P A 'A ,ew r I 53+ 4, .1 , T ' V . lj' f gg . s f ' .' ', , vb ' I J p I ' :I ' i - W ' ' - .. JI . ' X ' ,AFL-r-' Y' l' ' - U L I A A L 'ln lv ' Elem .T 5 , i rv ,-3 L' ' 1 . - -9 , ' .l Mliiaf' 'flfblx -cw' V4.5 f' ' Y T fi ' ' , f' ' . fd... . ' 3:--F- iff, Ju.. -' 'f L zo-. :-' . '- ' I-' 'W--1' -. .a',f,E'ff42f's 'imzf' 1 i 1-an 'M' ' -221- fi ' ' J Hoorah Q for Cyster Bay! it .... xg! in JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1 First row, left to right: Paul Collins, Aly Lizza, Richard Waters, James 51' Walker, Lawrence Satchell. Second row: Mr. Toner lcoachl, Chris Erick- son, David Honeyman, Argressor Sampler, Charlie Brezinski, Carlos James, Curtis Velsor, Pete Murray imanagerl. Basketball Q19 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Leander Willets, Donald Lowe, Carl Gamberoni, Brendan Brown, Steve Bauer, Rocco Ronaldo. Second row: Mr. Pepe Kcoachl, Mike Taylor, Larry George, Henry Steen, Bruce James, Jim Curley, Al Peck imanagerl. Under the direction of a fine coach, Mr. Pepe, this year's basketball team had a good season. Since most of last year's players graduated, Mr. Pepe had to re- build a powerful basketball team. The Varsity team steadily improved, and, by the end of the season, our frisky five were playing superbly. One of the big games this year was the Floral Park game. Losing this game cost us the North Shore Division lV championship and tied us with Locust Valley for second place, A coin was tossed to determine which of the two would occupy the division's second place berth. Unfortunately, we lost the toss. Although Oyster Bay did not qualify for the county playoff, this year's team will be remembered for its spirit and teamwork. Special credit should be extended to Rocco Ronaldo and Mike Taylor. These two seniors led our team to victory many times. ln addition, we must give credit to two freshmen, husky Bruce James and agile Leander Willetts, and to frisky sophomore, Don Lowe. With these boys, along with several others, next year's team promises to be a very successful one. 's-at t - 4513 Jw ' ' . ' L ' , P 5 Aus tint! . J-QM' ' mul, , . l L ,, i CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Left to right: Art Cheshire, Tom Schomer, Tom McCarthy, Henry Curran, Bill Dean, James Albert, Carter Walshe, Bill Zane, Richard Simon lmanageri. Many hours of rugged practice are required of the boys who go out for Cross Country. Besides the fine spirit that the whole team demon- strated, two individuals displayed highly commendable ability. Henry Curran, who was undefeated in Di- vision IV, set a new O.B.H.S. 2.5 mile record. He took fifth place in the Nassau County Championships and was also one of the top ten boys who represented Nassau Coun- ty at the State Intersectional Cham- pionship Meet. Tom McCarthy, al- ways coming in right after Henry, averaged second place in Division IV and was first alternate on the county team. Although Tom gradu- ates this year, our team will still have Henry to help spell V-l-C- T-O-R-Y. i it Xxx ...xl X- S , W: SMR 35 C wi li H il. --.nn -. xi ,. Y V, e 4 in ' 1- ' -'-- . f i , ,x. .ax ' ' , ' 'W' T .' i',,' .2-xii 5 ' . -:.g V ,, ' f . - -e 4 1, 5051 -1 ,QQ s. 7. - .W r' -1 ,L ,, 'iv .- . . at .14 4, 'LJ ci Straining hard for a Cross Countr new record r-.--..m-if vt' s U, 'Neff-.111-'I' '-Q J,jf ?Trf,5w ' 'I'.jf'1u,!'f, .L.f'ffl'ft'f7Q5ifUgffQs- of foot O O O North Shore Medley relay champs -me-f' 3 X 2' . . 43,44 W First row, left to right: Tom McCarthy, Henry Curran, Anton Kabellca, Lawrence Satchell, Tom Gilson, John Martin lManagerJ. Second row: Donald Lowe, Curtis Velsor, Casimir Rogus, Richard Rose, James Parr, Neal Nanzetta, Art Cheshire. Even though our track team was short of boys, its effort and endurance helped to win the North Shore Medley Relay Championship. In so doing, it broke a school record with Tom McCarthy running the half mile, Tony Kabel- ka, the 220 yard sprint, Donald Lowe, the 440 yard sprint, and Henry Curran, the mile. Henry, an outstanding runner, set a new school record for the mile: 4:37.3. Also re- ceiving medals for fourth place in the North Shore Championships and fourth place in the Nassau County Championships, he has shown exceptional skill. Credit should also be given to Casimir Rogus, who took first place for the shot put at the Novice Meet. We congratulate all the boys and look forward to a young and excit- ing team next year. .. s VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Chuck Sherr, Peter Murray, Peter Olsen, Paul Collins, Louis Di Gennaro. Sec- ond row: Carl Gamberoni, Tom Schomer, Tom Curley, Jim Curley, Chris Erickson, James Walker, Mike Taylor. Who cares what they say? So we're short of experienced guys, we've got only four seniors on the team with most of the rest starting out fresh! Yes, we're slated to lose this game by several runs . . . but that doesn't seem to bother our players. Oh, it's the top of the seventh! We're out in the field, and our opponents keep gaining on us. But wait . . . he caught the flyball, and we're up at bat! 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Q, IX r,o0o.o . 41.-.-,.- J- V , ,.t,?,,as. ,- -. 7- 0 .K N -, 0 - 1 , -sz,-s'1L.5.,t Our seniors JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Richard Ranaldo, Anthony Puco, Donald Reid, Kenneth Walter. Second row: Mr. Brickowski Icoacht, Dick Borders, Al Peck, Joe Coschignano, Robert Higgins, Dwight Tierney. a , , .nav gvvw, .... .. t.'s'.:Z'.-.gn Varsity Club Vim Vigor Virility Velocity: Varsity Football Hop Our choice: Ricky Solomon, King of the Football Hopf Cathy Boerum and Barbara Bennett, the two queens. ,l, First row, left to right: Ricky Solomon, Henry Curran Nice-Presidentl, Al Peck, Peter Murray, Richard Simon, Carlos James. Second row: Larry George tPresidentl, Dieter Scherer, John Martin, Steve Bauer, James Parr, Chuck Sherr, Mike Taylor, Richard Rose, Officers missing: Bob Schierenbeck iTreasurerJ, Arthur Cheshire CSecretaryl. 1v:1gg7,,.-- ,J . . . the students select a King and two queens heedeaders hey: to speH CDFIY VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to rrght Norma laslello fCo captaml, Linda Walker, Wendy Smlih, Barbara Bennett, Cathy Boer um, Ahce Wolanskl, Llnda Zodda, Mane Nlelsen, Martha James, Debbxe Chnsum CCaptamJ, Emma Johnson 0-Y-S-T-E-R B-A-Y J. V. CHEERLEADERS First row, left to right: Cindy Williams, Carla Nielsen, Laurie Nathan. Second row: Joyce Sampler Donna Briclewell iCo-captuinl, Carol Bisby lCoptoinJ, Brenda Hicks, Patty Taylor. Whether on the football field or basketball court, the booming voices of our cheerleaders give words of encouragement to our team. Hoorah, Junior! Come on team, let's go! -Ya. 4? Originalit Vitalit an Girls' Sports Field Hockey First row, left to right: Laura Nathan, Debbie Chi- sum, Emma Johnson, Beverly Twining. Second row: Barbara Carl, Martha James, Edna Galasso, Rosa- lind Davis, Annete Thorup, Brenda Hicks, Juanita Reid, Linda Walker. Modern Dance First row, left to right: Andrea Townsend, Brenda Hicks, Sharon Coston, Cheryl Satchell. Second row: Terry Messera, Janice Harmon, Phyllis Collins, Barbara Walker, Viola Satchell, Leona Collins, Connie Francis. fl Fitness with Fun Basketball First row, left to right: Donna Bridewell, Emma Johnson, Edna Galasso. Second row: Patty White, Debbie Chisum, Sandy Smith, Juanita Reid, Martha James, Pat Fowler, Barbara Carl, Connie Francis, Rosalind Davis, Brenda Hicks, Linda Walker, Laurie Nathan. Sports Night In performance: O.B.H.S. athletic ability boys .r- --f Power and grace girls Full of vigor Long hours of dlllgent effort are rewarded at the Athletic Banquet Tom McCarthy Mike Taylor ......, Rocco Ranalclo Henry Curran . Richard Rose .. Larry Satchell Donald Lowe James Walker THE DESERVING TROPHY HOLDERS ........,.,Cross Country one of the top ten In Nassau Counly Thomas Henry Hu Iey The gre end of life is no knowledge but ccii n. is i Y' ' 'Q Q- D .3 gs- 'E Activities f? General Grganlzatlon Sponsor . . . Mr, Sparrow G. O. OFFICERS Left to right: Larry George, Vice-President: Christina Dean, Secretaryg Mr. Spar- row, Sponsorp Linda Zodda, Treasurer: Rick Solomon, President. G. O. Students are beginning to crowd into the auditorium sixth period from all directions - some from classrooms and some, still munching an sandwiches and frosticks, from the cafe- teria. The meeting begins . . . All right, let's see if we can really get kids out for the dance on Friday night. How many volunteer to make posters? You say no one brought in any canned goods for our drive for needy families? We've got to push the bus tickets in the homerooms! The G. O, - student government serving both school and community. 3 t I O n Et l vicelprestaghmf ,.,ffffMLQmyn Callaghan President Richard Slmon Secretary ....,. ................. M ary Tolles Treasurer ...... ....... J eanne Schulman Honor Sponsor . . . Mrs. Harrington Newly lnducted Members: First row, left to right: Karen Kaufman, Donna Bridewell, Martha James. Second row: Charlotte Wolfe, Marty Reiner, Cathy Boerum. Third row: Tommy Baer, Tod Velsor, Larry George, Mark Haines. Society Senior Members: First row, left to right: Marilyn Callaghan, Marian Neidich, Bar- bara Bock. Second row: Jeanne Schul- man, Linda Zodda, Mary Tolles. Third row: Richard Simon, Rick Solomon, Chuck Sherr. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service: the four prerequisites for membership in the National Honor Society, those qualities which signify a maturing individual, those which constitute the whole man. Here Comes the Band BAND OFFICERS Left to right: Alex DeAngeIis, Vice-President, Joe Coshignano, Treasurer, Marie Nielsen, President, Mr. Luckenbill, Director, Richard Simon, Business Mcmcigerf Chester Robbins, Secretary. Our director, Mr. Luckenbill E Whether tootin', becltin', or bang- in', our band sounds fine - enliven- ing our games, sports events, and musical programs. ii Getting ready for the next piece. K ix Q, gig 4? 'fl Wg fe-4 3 'LA' RP. ff. W .Q W 2, Hlifg if? E is ff? 2 Q X ?- l x,,.J .- . , W A 3 ff Gary Nielsen, chorus piano accompanist for several years. A composer, pianist, and accompanist, he's already a fine musician. . . . A little softer in the beginning of this piece . . . Really feel what Irving Berlin wanted to express . . . Tenors, you're a shade flat, let's get Up there . . . Sopranos, watch your dynamics on page four, build up to that crescendo. . . Once more from the beginning, Gary . . . Come on, gang, let's really do our best at tonight's performance . . . Let's give the audience a good show . . . ,J Our director, Mr. Aebischer Gysterette '62 Editor-in-Chief ,...... ......... Assistant Editor ..... Layout Editor ...,........ Photography Editor ...... Literary Editor ...,...... Art Editor ,.... . ..,.., .. Business Manager ..... Faculty Advisor ..... Marilyn Callaghan ...........Barbara Bock . ....,..... Mary Tolles ...............,Linda Zodda .......,Jeanne Schulman ,....,....Carole Tormey ........Marian Neidich ........Mrs. Harrington . . . Striving ti of youth--4 remember an On Trees and Yearbooks Barbara Bock l think that I shall never see A yearbook lovely as a tree. A yearbook sponsor, able to say: Pages for Oysterette, mailed today. A staff with spark and new ideas, Subscribers sure would greet with cheers. An editor now reassured That deadline copy was secured. For colored pictures we had no money, We have no captions, witty or funny. Marilyn Callaghan, Editor-in-Chief, and the Yearbook sponsor, Mrs. Harrington. .loyce Kilmer's lovely Trees our theme ls sadly now an unreal dream. For yearbooks are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree. Editor's note: Alac, alas,the year is o'er, The yearbook now a hopeless chore. Forgive our oversights, l pray, But we must mail this STUFF today. apture the happy times oments you'll want to live in years to come . . . Special ihcinks is extended io those who were willing to give time and effort at the end of the year when others were too busy : Barbara Bennett, .loan Diemer, and Mary Tolles. Service Club Sponsor . . . Mr. Bohn They operate film projectors, control the stage lights, and serve the school with speecl and efficiency - a true credit to our school. Librar Club Librarian . . . Mr. Kasius Mr. Kasius' helpers arrange the books on the shelves, check out books, and help make our library a more efficient place to work and study. President ...,,......,,.....,.....,......,.. Vice-President Secretary ..... Treasurer ,.,.. Sponsor .....,.. Terry Messera Connie Francis .Linda Walker .Martha James Miss Malamecl Right in step with Bonnie Pruden ively e ager athletic etermined e nergetic radiant spirited Junior Red Cross Sponsoring Red Cross Drives: You can give a dime. Filling Christmas stockings for vet- erans: You can bring in candy, books, cigarettes- Assembling food boxes: How about a can of apple sauce or tomato soup? -A beneficial organization, indeed. B. Altman Board Sponsor . . . Mrs. Coronato Composed of the most fashion- conscious members of the Senior Class, the Board periodically visit Altman's to model outfits of their own selection. They, at the same time, increase their knowledge of the Ch i Beccy Br wn everchanging world of fashion. airman , . . o A l l l l President .....,...........,............,.............,... Cathy Boerum Vice-President ..... ........ L inda Walker Secretary ....,.... .,.,......, B etty Kemp Sponsor ..... ........ M rs. Harrington Visual Aids Club Sponsor . . . Mr. Bohn These are the boys who run the proiectors, mend broken films, acliust barely audible sound, focus the lens in order that we students are able to benefit from the educational K movies shown in classrooms, Junior High Foreign Relations Sponsor . . . Mrs. Wanser Anxious to understand the vital issues of world affairs, these young people are preparing for the time when their generation will be the nation's leaders. Advanced French Club Sponsor . . . Miss Campanaro Bonjour, Monsieur. C o m m e nt allez-vous? Boniour. Je suis tres bon, merci. Oi: demeurez-vous? A Oyster Bay. Pourquoi assistez-vous le Cercle Francais? Parce que ie desire apprendre beaucoup de la France. President ....,.............................. Vice-President Secreta ry ........ Treasu rer ...... Sponsor ..... ...Betty Dodge ,Carole Wills ...Dana White Terry Messera Mrs. Loughran Stud Dramatic Club Whether it be studying Stanislav- sky's method, seeing a Broadway play, or staging their own produc- tion, the members of the Dramatic Club are developing their acting abilities and knowledge of the theater. Y Y t .M l lat l A .fail ' ri- ' , lg? if .. Foreign Relations Sponsor . . . Mr. Berry What do you think of Kennedy's decision to resume nuclear testing in the atmosphere? l support him completely. lt's the only thing he could do. l'm not so sure. l'm a little con- fused. lt seems as if it's the only ll thing he could have done, but it lust doesn't seem right. Don't be silly. Do you want Rus- sia to overpower us with her nuclear weapons? ll ll Morally, it isn't correct. Someone has to stop somewhere. Why not have a peace race in- stead? Radio Club Sponsor . . . Mr. Spina Fascinated by the increasingly important field of electronics, these ham enthusiasts are mastering skills for the eventual goal of FCC amateur licenses. Mathematics ti Sponsor . . . Mr. Sherman Through a labyrinth of postulates, theorems, and equations, these mathematicians are seeking answers to not only homework assignments but also problems beyond classroom work. Advanced Science Sponsor . . . Mr. Parr Informal discussions, acceleration laws, electromagnetic induction ex- periments, Young's modulus, Parr's constant, relativistic mechanics, en- thusiasm, and fun-the Senior High Science Club . 1 J Ulf l .L :, . Future Scientists of America Sponsor . . . Miss Murad The world of science probes the mysteries of life and helps us to un- derstand our existence on the earth. New and exciting doors are opened through the study of science - and these young people realize this fact. if Til 9 i ti. ii L Junior High Science Sponsor . . . Mr. Blowers Has your group finished with the weather station yet? Well, we got held up during the winter, but it's coming along very nicely now. We're trying to set it up on the field because there's too much reflection on the root. What are you doing? We're trying to process mater ials from the sea . . . i K . . and so, life at O.B.H. . has meant many things to us X G! f 1 , ,Q .Q Q N 1 xxx' I ll. 'x li 1 X Q, our hallowed halls of ivy . . . . our faculty, who have had hearts large enough fo hold a whole classroom. r-5 J 'ax U L ,IR T 51 gm t the morning we got our Washington pictures- and, oh, that trip? remembm' . . . those mod dashes to band and chorus through mobs of elemen tory school children? . . . hoping the iuice machine would work? lunchtime get-togethers? I pq.. l 'fin . . concentration over a bologna sandwich? ww ,H , v .. and do you I Tug of war, anyone? arfi? l told you to turn off your bunsen burner before we left chem. lab.! Revolt! ' n Wifi? F Q1 -41. -wx! V f -A- L Y I knew l forgot something! I should sprain my foot more often! Anytime is yogurt-time. For Mother. Fascination. -Q Iii , K ' ' ,I Now, what page was that? .E Autographs WA 2-4300 Esfablished I 88 I SNOUDER'S CORNER DRUG STORE, INC. I08 Sou+h S+ree'r Oysrer Bay, N. Y. OYSTER BAY BEVERAGE SERVICE Cold Kegs - Bollles and Cans - Soolas Ice Cubes WA 2-3202 60 Sourh S+ree+ Oysfer Bay, N. Y. SMALL'S MARKET Joseph Small, Prop. Fancy Groceries - Fruils - Vegelables 99 Soufh SI'ree'I' OysI'er Bay, N. Y. WA 2-6677 FREE DELIVERY COMPLIMENTS OF THE OYSTER BAY SWEET SHOP I I24 Soufh S'rree'I' Oys'I'er Bay, New Yorlc SAGAMORE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Joseph B. Weidner, PH. G. Telephone: WA 2-7273-4 86 SouI'h SI'ree+ Oysfer Bay, N. Y. 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