Plainview High School - Gull Yearbook (Plainview, NY)

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SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY JANUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL APRIL MA MA JUNE JUNE JULY T960 Calendar of Events The autumn air awoke us from the drowsmess of a lazy summer vacation to the first day of school Seniors at last' Class beach party Pep rally and bonfire out on the football field First Senior hats and buttons Senior Class initiates new trade mark Senior induction into the National Honor Society Hard work rewarded Annual Senior Sadie Hawkins Dance Dogpatch U S A Thanksgiving Day Football Game Queen Lois reigns This Saturday morning the letters C E E B struck terror into the hearts of many seniors The Drama Cadets present Mother is a Freshman Tremendous hitl' Held over one year to January 9 Big blizzard starts our last Christmas vacation as Seniors a day ear y First Senior Alumni Cottillvon We welcomed back our old friends Those 3 Grads were terrific' The I4 days of Christmas vacation were too short for most of We rang in the last New Years Day of our high school career First Junior Senior Girls Basketball Game Babsy Gelbart is queen for the night All important Great Neck South game Hoarse from cheering we loyously celebrated our victory School The luck of Plainview shines through as we are victors of a three way draw for first place in Division II Senior Bum Day Seniors In rare style Senior Day Seniors take over the school One well deserved long awaited for day First Senior Faculty Follies where seniors and faculty get a chance to display their numerous talents i'?'Pi Senior outing A day of togetherness for the togetherness class Senior Follies at night Command Performance The Drama Cadets present The Seniors of T960 in Teahouse of the August Moon The Senior Ball An evening we ll always remember First Senior Dinner Galety floated through the air at the second memorable evening at the Huntington Town House Two more days till graduation' We made itll GRADUATION We all felt that twlnge of happiness and sorrow Our last chance to say good bye to many friends came and went Our Senior Year echoes with the sounds of basketball games the Senior Ball and graduation The classrooms the clubs and the cheers for our victorious team are all behind us Perhaps ten years from now some of us will get together and say Remember when 106 IO- . . 13- . . 1- 31- . . - . . .. - 13- . . . . . . - l4- ' ' ' - , . . . 26- . . - . . 5- ' ' .... ' 21 T ll ' Il QQT ... . . . Q I 26- . . D . . . - . 4T . . . us - ' ' ' 23- - S ' - ' - 1 - ll 11 - 19- -' - ' , FEBRUARY 23-Heaven and Chaos! Our first day in the new Plainview High 27- . . . . - 31- . - - . . 1- ' - ' , - . , 21. . . -1 ll D. 3- . T Y 12, 14- ' ' Y . -. S . , 24- . . . - . . 26- - . .. . U

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ee emi F Gulls Alone on Top Perc orth Shore Section Two. The win With Larry Ifrciherg and Nteve Matuson showing the y, Plain1'iew's basketball team outran visiting Great eek South, TT-Tl, last night to take over first place in gives the Gillis an 8-1 uugh to get ut court lilgc this. 1 . , 11'l11' little R.1lpl1 llC'l'l 11.15 the stick G P 'i ral a lritc South dr11c. l'l1111111e11 5 court g. xisitors trouble .ill thc tuut rind contributed ll littlc to the rcsult. plu o11 the slime court and Pli UHIVIEW ' 4 V , G. N. South Pl 1 1 ue record to lead South and Glen Cove, tied for second u li F P 3 M 'E p- p .1 rather: 10 3 23 Promo-g 'R 1 Ya 0'-- 1ia.ax1.n 3 2 8Berns 2 2 5 Y ' o u 'f' ' vw l'l'f'lll0l'gt had Ulld' of his best nights of the season, scor- 5'ff,fr gQff.',fQ,n fr 29 points and leading his tf'Zll1l'S successful fast break. T ggQ d 2 Qfggfifvm 1 2 ,lg hit for 20 and dominated both boards while Joe KQLQZQ fl' topped the losers with 23 points. The home team 1-110111.-f-rt 11 2 I a 15 cad at the half. 'wk' I6l'I GSSES baskctlngill court uicrisuring 36 hy 60 feet lwut it 1 imnicnsurrilnly tougher to throw a good pm U11 Dailey 1 2 4' Meyer 1 3 luck South lll tlitir l1.1ltlc tor fmt plrlcc Ill Xoit Qljatlifvfl Z 122'glHfkP 0 fri A A l H I 1 1 , 1,.,.,.. , Shorc IJIXISIUII l110. licri tl11c11' six r11cl11r Ill rmimir 4 2 Ill sm-imma 2 o .l.'1'1 '1 , - lllllltllLS 11l1o 11crc rilouc Ill storing llflNlllUll 1CU,,1.'Q, 0 ,, Siuskrri 8 1 who could direct 21 fast-laruilq. 'lime Litter lllll 'c Xlatusou or Lam' l'rcil1crff 11'011ld 11 rcstle f ouud, pitch 011t to thc 111111l1le llCll ,uid 1 X1'OlllCl cut do11'11co11rt. 'l'icr1 ciu six 1 situation in an i11st1111t and has rctlcxcs lu lil Pay rlaliivicw C775 GN South 41 P 1 F P Pzviberg 13 31 29 Klaiberiz lll 3 21 Efrne 2 2 tj Knraktin Il 2 f Coinehlsen Totals 32 13 77 Totals 1 11v:e1v 20 38 6 uf? Snulll -mf , lil 213 -lil 'il lp Neighbor Gulls Five Top Cenfr ln Tourney Valley Stream Central playing Plainview to a slo first quarter tie, went full court press and it them the ball game as Gulls opened up with a break attack and coasted 57 win over Central at lyn last night in a ops round game of the Nz County Basketball Toi ment. Plainview broke away 18 half-time advantage Bob Redican leading the The 59 back courtman hi fur of six Jumpers and a to garner llofh points in the opening half STEAL BIATLBOIN, the Junior took over the scc role in the second half a checked in with 18 of his g high of 25. Matuson, who had 13 rebounds, tallied n ly on driving layups. L reiberg also was strong the boards while Gil Me performed well for Cer with 13 points. 111 t1 a ouc- framc ad1.111t11gc ll1 the XSAL DlXlSlOl1 l11o race as it c.1s1l1 18h lPlllnfdge t-101 F ' 4 8,Florl11 I 3 Morxtetovo vi 2 5 5 l5l Waweinn 2 1 4 2 l0.Ztto 4 l 9 5 23 Stlversteni 1 1 1 0 2 F 11be'1gv-r 3 I 1Kor:se.1.h 1 l a1n11cW held a 1 lead with three minutes 11 Owen Rees inserted l1is sec team and Central closed gap to six at the buzzer. Pl X'if'1'V meets Roslyn at Ili ville in the quarter finals 11'l11ppcd ncighbor Plaiiicdgc, 32-57, in thc liiglilight of a thrcc d111s1o11 slwtc ith tue-ll lion Rcditriii coniicgtiug 011 11111111 shots the ku, l'l.1i111ic11' took 1111 early lead through thc '11 hroitc the ggllllff 11'1clc open with a 23,7 Spurt 111 the third l'l.1i11cdgc cquue bark strong but COllldIl'f offset the third period daniagf' l Spaletta otall 22 17 81l Total: 20 stuedge from day night. Plainview CS F P I-ri-,hrrg 2 Harm 0 l ' 115. Central 0 0 Flitla 1 1 I' lla' h.r.::n 4 9 T ff 1 -f'1r- Z 1 0 111911.11 H 3 .,.,y 1, n vi Txal 2317 63 T1 tal .a1:1w1ev.' ., ,, , ,, .0 31 4 4 V. S. Central , , . Q0 li 3' 51

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