Plainview High School - Gull Yearbook (Plainview, NY)

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Mathletes, Debate Club, Leaders Club 'YQHLP 1 gi1 1 Mathletes with Mr Alan Stone advisor o 'Ist ROW hen vice president Howard Kent secretary Bill Mensel Jim Joan Garry Moria DeSanto Francine Rabinowtiz Eileen Cleary president Mike Lypka treasurer Mott Barbara Clappa Mary Greengard 2nd ROW Dan Co- if De ate Club L to STANDING Richard Goldsmith president Ann Kaplan secretary-treasurer Sue Borsky Werner Stutzel vice president Mr. Donald Bragaw advisor. SEATED - Larry Kuznetz Dan Cohen Mary Greengard Bob Bunck John More Eileen Freidell. Leaders Club A L. to r - KNEELING - Maryann Schwarz, Linda Aiken, Pat Lynch, Lee LaBate, Phyllis Gasser, Moria DeSanto, president, Julie LeVita, Diane Cirillo, treasurer, Peg Longo, secretory, Maureen Sullivan, lrene LaMantia, Regina Jacobs. 2nd. ROW - Judy Annino, Carol Ann Brusdeilins, Pat Leary, Ruthann Brody, Vicki Blitzer, Pat Large, Miss Leona Cotallo, advisor, Kathy Kelle, vice president, Ces Hastings, Nina Marcovici, Clara Hoffman, Priscilla Tuttle, Susan Bass. This is the second year that the Plainview High School Mathletes has entered a team in the Nassau County interscholastic Mathletics League Five times during the school year the team meets with other high schools to compete The president of the club is .lim Cleary, the advisor is Mr Alan Stone The function of the Debate Club is to help bring out the feelings on certain topics for discussion against other schools. This year the Debate Club participated in a discussion conclave in Englewood New Jer- sey, with many other schools throughout Long Island. The Girls Leaders Club has as its main functions, leadership, promo- tion of good sportsmanship, and service in gym classes. This year the club held an outdoor record hop in the school parking lot after the bonfire and football pep rally. They sold balloons, banners and shakers at football games. The president this year was Maria De- Santo, the advisor Miss Leona Ca- tallo.

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Art Club, Homemaking Cub Llbrary X Squad .ff .of fx 1' Aff Club to r Elena Carrera Mary Ann Capone Roz Rothman Mr Charles Burge advusor George Langabeer Sue Seltzer Jewell Meschkow Homemalung Club to SEATED around table Arlene Dillon Fran Rabmowltz Mrs Elizabeth Footer advisor Adrienne Lehman Lmda Weber Sharon Schwartzman .losephlne Specrall Pat Brooks Llbrcry Squad to SEATED Pam Ba reca Linda E nbnrde Lu do Lam be son D a o Sreoel STANDING s ea abrrcwrtz r r ran tz Ha old Burferrvd Cteve Dorf c Bc Nw' rr 85 The Art Club rs open to all students ante ested In meetrng after school to partrcrpate In the art curriculum Mr Burge rs the sponsor ot the Art C ub The Lrbrary Squad was establrshed three years ago lt rs a servrce or ganrzatron provrded to help the lr brary personnel Its purpose ns to keep books avarlable and rn serv rceable condrtron also to collect flnes and check books rn and out at the desk Tre clubs advrsor us Ms Peal Rabrnowrtz

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J KX AudloVlsual Squad t Mr John Ch ovoli advisor Steve Josepl'-son Phil Simon Howard Kent Gerry Roberts manager Lynn Kelman Bruce Klenoff 4-...- I 0001 Student Stare managers Ronnie Schlam and Alon Mr. John Chiovoli, advisor, Sharon Koerner, Jerry Ciarovino, Lucille Firriolo eir. The Audio-Visual Squad is a serv- ice squad. lts purpose is to assist tne teachers with tie audio-visual equipment. Gerry Roberts is the manager. The advisor is Mr. John Chiavoli. The Student Safe se ves the stu- dents as a place where tney can get easy access to supplies and re' view backs. lt is managed by Ron- ald Schlcrn ard Alan Fein. The ad- visor is Mr, John Cniavoli. The Junior Red Cross at our school consists ct approximately 20 mem. bers. The advisor is Mrs. Alyce Scherzer. ' 7' 1-X Red Cross Council L. to r, - STANDING - Marv Ann Capcne, Pat Savish, Pat Sn' rh Dave Melnick, Mrs Alyce Scherzer, adviso: llcrrinick L::Bate, Arlene Drfor' Renee Ruskin, Linda Lamberson, June Gerwatoski KNEELING - E?'vn Bger, Nw:-,i Ross P it Merritt, Susan Greenspan, Carole Levine 87 Audio-Visual Squad, Student Store, Red Cross Council A hx gg v- ...WM a 'f U e ,ye EL O i ' U ' V' 1,