Riverhead High School - Blue Peconic Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)

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JOAN ROMANSKI President 217,10 204,11a Sportsnite 1, 2 Future Ambition Secretary BARBARA THEGAL Latin Club 1-3 Secretary-Treasurer 2 Dramatics Club 3 Softball 1-3 Volleyball 1-3 Tennis 1-3 Band 1-2 Archery 1-3 RICHARD WALSH Vice-President 206, 3 Student Council 2 Latin Club 1, 2 Magna Cum Laude 2 Intramural Sports Football 1, 2 Basketball 1-3 Baseball 1 WILLIAM WEGENER Intramural Sports Football 1, 2 Basketball 1 Manager Track 3 Wrestling 4 Cross Country 3 MARY ZURKOWSKI Student Council 104, 1 SENIOR HONORS Robert Crohan Marion Stakey Douglas Smith Lloyd Corwin Irene Fischer Betsy Nelson Eugenie Victoria Maureen Stark Norman Corwin Diane Pease Leaders Club 3 Softball 1 Basketball 2-4 Volleyball 2-4 Tennis 2-4 Ping-Pong 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4

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STANLEY HAGLER Vice-President 109, 2; 217, 3 Band 1-4 Orchestra 3,4 Football 2-4 Tennis 2, 3 Basketball J.V. 3, 4 Intramural 1, 2 HERBERT HARRUP French Club 3 Movie Operator 1, 3, 4 Intramural Sports Football 1 LINWOOD MAYO Baseball 1 Intramural Sports Football 2 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 LESTER MURRAY Track 1-4 Basketball 3, 4 Ping Pong 1 Volleyball Choir 1-4 NANCY NIENSTEDT Vice-President 104,9a Dance Committees 1 French Club 3 Archery 1, 2 Volleyball 2, 3 Soccer 4 Softball 2, 3 Basketball 1 19 JOHN JONES Student Council 4 Latin Club 1-3 Football 2-4 Track 2, 3 Intramural Sports Football 1 Basketball 1, 2 ANITA MORELL President 109, 10a Latin Club 1-3 President 9b, 10a, lib Dramatics Club 3 Ping Pong 3 Hockey 3 Orchestra 1-4 Solo Concert 1-3

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(S)eafiinq oj out Senkfi yea i. FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL Alice, school is here again and will this year be different! Different, Betty Ann? We'll still have homework, and we'll still have fun, won't we? I don't see that it will be so different—except that now we're Seniors.” Goodness, that makes all the difference in the world, Alice. This year we've got to set an example to all the other kids and really work for our school. I guess you're right. I just hope we can make R.H.S. proud of the Class of ’51. AFTER SCHOOL HAS STARTED What happened to your foot, Mary? Someone's hockey stick gave it a 'gentle little knock.’ Yikes! I can hardly walk. Well, for all the cries of 'sticks and abstractions' I still think there's no sport like hockey. I agree with you, Betsy. Hockey is a great sport, but I wish it would be just a little easier on my feet. Maybe a padded stick or something—then I wouldn't be crippled for life! VISIT TO THE U.N. SENIOR PICTURES 0?? ??? Do you remember, Lizzie, when we sneaked in the back of 0. 1 ' the U.N. building at noon and watched all the delegates return- ing from lunch? We saw that big W, black limousine coming in and all of us made like we were hitch rVrr'i hiking. Golly, I almost died w'hen 1 saw that Russian flag on the aerial. That was fun, Eugenia, but I do think that Dean we go again. Acheson is nice looking for a man of his age! He's not really old, and just because he waved to us, don't go getting silly ideas. I still think he was cute. 1 think that the funniest thing of all was Miss Blue’s scouting for the five missing kids and coming back with eight!” What kind of math is that? Come on, Eddie, I want to see how my pictures came out. Hurry up before everyone else crowds into 209. What—too late? Doug, here's yours on top. Let's wiggle out of this mob and glimpse at the 'masterpiece'.” Hey, what's coming off here? I'm not a girl. Oh, a mistake! These are Irma's pictures. Back MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN HALLOWE'EN Hey, Tootsie, how did you make out with your mazagine subscriptions? Sold many? Well, Ruth, one thing I did do was go to the same house twice—once to the front door and then to the back. The same lady answered, so I left.” Maureen sold a man $20 worth and then he found out that he had no money.” Goodness, even with those few mishaps, we sold a lot, didn't we? We haven't much time left to finish our decorations for the Hallowe'en Dance. Who's going to make us some bats. Ermon, you're a good artist. Okay, Barbara, where’s the paper? Never mind, I see it. Thanks a lot, Ermon . . . Er- mon Greene! How in goodness’ name are we going to have base- ball bats flying around a church steeple?