Roslyn High School - Harbor Hill Light Yearbook (Roslyn Heights, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

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V 'Ho .gpm- M11 ,, ,.. 1 1 .x': 1 w 5 , I . f ,f ' . 1 N 1 Q ,Wy '1 ZLL of CONTENTS Q Memo from Echtors ..,.. 2 ......,,. ., .,,,,,,,,-,,-, ,- ,A-.,,-, M V , 0 DCd1C3t1OH , ,,,. nm-, ,,,, M w,,,-,, W -,,-.,,-, W -,,--,--,, H-,M Administration and Oifzce ,,...,-,,,.,, - ,,..,,-, Faculty Sectlon ..,.........,,..,,. mm, M,-,,,,,, ,,,,, Q W . o , Semor Secnon ..........,..... , ...M,.. - ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, Class Will ....M..w 0 ..,........ -M ..,........ - ...,, A ,.., , Super Seniors - .... -M Class Prophecy .,...... 1 ,,M,, ,M ,,,,,m ,-, Class Government -- ,.... -W .....,. 1. ,,,,,,,,,, W, Boys' Sports ,,........,. ,...,, W ,M,, - .,.,.,,,,,,,,, Girls' Sports - ...,,... ..,... - ......,., - ...o,, - Senior Montage ..., M--- Junior Montage ..s,.. M- .......... 2,,--,-----,--, Sophomore Montage .....,.... 1 --,.. ,...,...,. ., .,,..,.,. ,,,,- Freshman Montage ...,.,... 2- ..... mm ...... - ...,..... .. ,,.. -- u , Clubs Section ......... 2-.. ......... W ..,...,s Mm .......,...... W- Drama Sect1on ..........s. 2 ,...... 2 .,... -, s,,t n--,..------- Chorus - t............... W s....... Roslyn Singers .,.. - .....t..... -M ,..... 2 ....... -1...,.--,-- Band and Orchestra ......,..,...... M ,..,..... 1 .,..,.. W .,,..,, Kitchen and Maintenance .... - ............ --,t,---,-------- Conclusion .... - .... ---M .... ' --a---M----------- Ads ,,,,.,.. -,- .. ...... ..-- Roslyn, New York PAGE 5 6-7 8 9-16 17-64 6 65 66-67 68 69-74 75-88 39-95 7 97's 98 99 100 101-114 115-117 118 118 119 122 123 124 gk S. 4 N. ' ,HV V ,V CX , V 1 ff V' 1 , , 'Y ' My.: L. . . ,L I ,,-Qf flk 9,2 . 2- Qf.q.,. jf! w g A - ' ,. ' f el :f f W W , 9,5 ' 5, Q, Z2'p,,, , I .f . , ROSLYN HIGH SCHOOL EDITURS JANET ALLAN-.C0-Editor FRANCES ANDRESEN-C0-Editor CAROL BECKER-Literary Zwf Q STEVE BLANE-Seniors ALAN BRAVEMAN-Photography PATRICIA KAYE-Clubs DIANE KRUSHEL-A rt BETH SEPNER-Business STUART SHERMAN--Boys sports LINDA CUTTLER--Lilerary NANCY GOLDBERG-A rt JOAN MESSING-S6ni0fS JACQUELINE RENKE-Seniors SALLY SMITH-Girls Sports ELLEN USHKOW-Typing 3 9 A A ' ' FW F! '74 '. 'L 5 W. ', v gffioyylh 52 3 ,A ,ga Wives f 4 ' x f 'Tx mi CAT 107 xx I . 4 ,v 0. 7.5 X fb r'- f i , ' ' ll M A ' 'Q ,lf x' '4 mfg A 0'-, L. 'Xia 9, Y q L g ff lfhbl A F A -fn. - vis? W! '59 70' 4-:I ,zlyf . v 'fx . cv-if' 'L' ' .lf yn 1 r 3 -1 , - m gr ' 'Yi 1 9 1 ' ' ima' tllx an K . A Agri.. .JF 'J 1 . 'W 5 i 1 WM 'V' f'Wfi .vi I ,L 1:11-i' 1 QI A I ,. ,, fR54gf5ffS!35?i'52y9f?Qf3iu'l5 - A 4 15:41 t W x I? My tx' 1' , -.-'C?,'5lQPx -. 1 1 'WI ,pylmffjf ll 1 I fV'irfnW'5W1'?,.3-fbV.6:wif3'? N ' ESM iifiaiggigigfsllgskw ,Jo .N Q -V EJIIV u , UN 'L 'lad-5 3 X 11 4 . n M' 'f2QfLui'4g1U1 WMS' V ,, .Hu pwhlg vm . 5 Rm A W N IJ? I bd ' 'mit 'dw 1 tqlf y 4 i qt X hug, ,L - W 1 f i 9 , 1 - , 77j ff 8 6 KJ Q ? , ' ff,- Q. - N ff f ' - D 5A mx F W ff 2 3? SWL N 1 f lg K fy! ff A43 J f if if -e ' K 14.8. ff! 4 . I DEDICATIO Here is a man who exemplifies the ideal teacher. He knows his subject well, and through wisdom and under- standing shares its substance with his students. Therefore, the Class of 1960 wishes to show its appreciation to this highly esteemed teacher by means of this dedication. The tension, which arises because of the oncoming math regents, is dispelled by Mr. Brull's thorough prepara- tion. When diflicult homework problems appear, Mr. Brull announces uhero time for those who are brave enough to solve them. This cheerful and earnest presentation of mate- rial instills in the students a desire to learn. Therefore, the Class of 1960 hopes that Mr. Brull will accept our token of appreciation . . . the dedication of our yearbook. Z, Z 7K f'f '9f4'4,.,,.f.,,,,,, I 9 5 .QQ V . . , , 1' , M Z ' - ' ' ii' . 0 Vrly i T ,f 5 M , My 5f7,,,k , ,.. 4,L. ,r.n ,. ,.,u, in Z, if 7 Mr. Ross, Principal Miss. Mary Louise Hennessy ADMINISTRATION AND OFFICE ' That Roslyn High School functions smoothly is the result of the Work of our principal, Mr. Ross, and his assistant Mr. Canosa. In spite of his many administrative duties, Mr. Ross finds time to take personal interest in his students. His presence is always felt and appreciated at every one of our school functions. Mr. Canosa, our principal's right hand man, ably performs his difdcult job with dignity, diplomacy, and an occasional touch of humor. The leadership shown and the example set by these two men will be undoubtedly rellected in the lives of Roslyn students for many years after graduation. Not to be forgotten is the importance of the oflice staff in connection with the vast and complex activities of Roslyn High School. The staff not only serves as an indispensable aid to our principal, but is invaluable to the faculty and students as well. Mrs. Helen Nash Miss Blanche Stavish Mrs. Velma Dehn Mr. Canosa, Assistant Principal A ACU TY W-Y-, i I , A ' p 'W M . 1 Q f pg! ff nv. A Mj., Q, X- 1 1 Mr. Wandmacher eloquently reading scenes from Macbeth to his attentive Junior English Class. The Romans, knew their Latin, the Greeks knew their Greek, and Roslyn High School will teach its students the art of English before they complete their four years of schooling. To the delight of both teacher and student, the great realm of poetry is opened, and the famous Greek and Roman classics are read, broadening our knowledge and increasing our enthusiasm for more work in these fields. l E. Bennett 99x A. Foulkes L. Hill H. Hotaling W. Keane ' -v Q 2' 'wfj .f fp ' Q' V-.!2pw',1ffi -Q. rf! K' fi., .+L - -5697.1-'i 5 1' HE. H 7 1 -'fi' VH: ' '. '9f -W , ' ' f,i21gz!.?Y''frfifi , Iii? ' . - resr . wr,--' 'm.v,: 'iv':ff!1,r,-fr wa-fe . 1 . f I , -'kk L EU' v.1'- 2 iff! - ' firm 1f4gfL3'jT.g.f:. 'iff' 1765. -,f t .41 1 GLISH K K f f yy, M ,, f 0,1 -si N f 1 Q5 ' 1 '57 f X ff f ' 142 X , f f v , ff! V 514 , 7,1 f 7 I 2 X01 7, 5, f gf ff? 1 Si 24,2 f , . .Aw f 2 ,. .f faigy .ft1ff'.g1:-19 V A . 444 fi - 4' .. li' . 2 , ,,, , . .. 44 ,,,, . in M, A 3 i 0, up ,gg 4 ofa, 1 .W M 1 ,fr 1 . A ga- A. , w ' - P g - gazgg-L 'fiyitjij' f ' - -tj.. ' ww, C. Benson S 95 sf - 2,.,.ff5:!,Q 1, ,L pg.. V! . , '.,-' W: Wfif 527 f f X f 6 vf, W D. Mack ,. 'r y .ff ,, 1 X9 fy if . , ,M , f , fe - my f .f ff ff' G, Mally R. McGrath J. Ramee A. Redfield W. Wandmaker io l . 'ff ' Jia! 'TEE .J '12 7 .2 , R ' 4 f , , fry Jy Z, y .,.. A . 2 f' x g ,iiaii f . Q Mfg f W- Bell R. DLICHHIITIC W. Howard B. Kane J. Katz CITIZE SH P EDUCATIO Did the Greek gods play any part in history? Have they contributed anything to the modern day? After four years of citizenship education under Roslyn's capable history department our questions are answered. But there are always new problems to be dealt with, as the world of the past, the present, and the future are opened before our very eyes. M. Kaufman K. Manwiller - 1.5: V MX? Qf-fz::ff' , ., f W 7iff f, f r f. ff? No longer able to toast the largest state in the Union, Mr. Howard teaches American History to an animated class. H. Starbird ll H. Steere '. fif ' 5 Lfiilv if f 9'.fyZgfZ'j?32A,fQQZ' I .f V. .',' 1 1' ,X . A , 1 922 ' 1 my 1 X 'K' Xml' if , , 1 ,,., . , W f 5 y f f Eiffdl?-Qifiiwli-' '- 'iz'.'fP '14 .,,. - -' '-sr rv. . :f,-14,21 523 ' 'wc--I ff. ff: :am ? W 24 f . A ,W f ff, yo 4 ' ,X gQ Zi? A A0 ' 1 f. 546 5 if fdzbfgyg I f gi f X f f f ? M, wif Q, A A gb' 7 '51, ,W , i -. ,-' Q -'M :y-ew--.ff..-urn?.'. ,V Qzfyfffigglfy ' Q 'Qi 'J . v 7 .1 1. , , f 44 , fa' ,Qi f 4 , M4 ff' ff , f-,k . . .,1, 'f ,... '-4 .. , 'L I .f V ,' I .X,,.f, 4 , ..,, . ,.,,, , MAH, f v 4.5: saimf ey,-W. .4 1 -l J. Brull A. DiLuna L. Jensen L. King FIX Whose mathematical formula checked H the ways of the stars in the heavens? How did W- co-me into use? The Greeks de- veloped the formulas but it is our Math department that makes good use of them. E Meagher Mrs Mercer clarifies a point, while the rest of the class works diligently on the problem 0q'lU U90 H. Sparhuber F. Mercer ESS The coin, a means of exchange, is well known to the student of the business department at Roslyn. But do they 6 at know who invented this ingenious method which replaced 0050315 barter? Again we thank the immortal Romans for giving us a system which makes our business students? work easier. S' 3 .41 ' ffveff- S P .. -I --' ' :ol 2 I 'f 5 . K -0 7 . av 6 M. Alden G. Alexander W. Kravitz A A. Reilly 12 . .X .N - mzgeagss .5-it-ijt . 1 - 7x X391 ff I ww' .fi 1 , X aw 1 r xX31...,.5x,- an X . Q. X , 3l:2Q1x: G?iel.gfffi 5 '11 1 ' S: xxx X. XS M - NJN, X 5-mb X X X X -.Sw F. Clark R. Cunha B. Elbirt H. Fernandez a v Q .. x ' 3if'i:i.Qf5if. 3S'5r,S1lTi.g, K. L-W N Y 5 r. X'-N JK .I xl 3 e Ur M xxasmh K5 , L 3 r.:. i R an ,. or 'HEL -1'1i,s.x A ' RFQ- , 5 ggg5gg5.::qr.::E?X XM: ci 'M wks. in inf I M----..,.., :vi gf' A'-Q-' f ,. f r 3- Q .'Q:.f fQi f -J' QSQKQQ... jj :Lexi-Q. ,x kff'9,g . fr Sf 2 Q., L r of 4 -3 fe mK--' ., ,, . Y. QM .gran- W K X r zzdfi V H Humor ln a language comes from read1ng ' J ,.r . . the French Comedies. But as it is in any .., vig. k.kk. i - .-LV ir language, one invariably must be corrected. l.l.. ' -.... 'll ' -'.. l ' sl 5 YV. 3 2 -A 1 . M. Grammel L. Moch S. Strauss B. Kirkpatrick B. Sherhofer 1 3 . A .. H. Gilmore Em - EZ Q, 1 ff-aw 111: EN 4. V' M ggi? K. .. e lf V X ' ' it ,T ff f ik , 'L 1 ,iff f ffff , 5, QA 1121511 1 fffft jx, K ' f if ef W9 4 r , ,A 3 Q A X A ff ,fr f. ff v ef -'P 1 Kc ' 'ws 2, f V 4 C af I 4 ,J , f fi is . . , , ., f 1 f2 '-zzfbia 1:1 ,QJf.?k.SGs2'Zf,5ff 3 B. Wasserman C. Tsui 'M J 'fx W r lvl NIUSIC AN ART- L. Golden R. Grossman W. Rieder Even the military might of the Romans had to accept the supe- riority of Greek culture. These cul- tural values have not been dimmed by time. In Roslyn we appreciate the need for culture, as shown by the number of students participating in our varied music and art courses. From guitar to chorus, from basic art to advanced studies, our versa- tile music and art teachers provide us with a sense of app-reciation of music and art. SHOP All . l - f R t.rifiit ..iir.ii Vytfrr 5 V LVLV . V,V,i ,V A ..:Vx.i I e..' 5 R erptr' .aff .,.' - e x ,.,. Z' r' - 5311 l n Sir tfxaav se 1 w Ar .-A ' I 'C Dr. Wasserman, instructing in a creative art class. HOME I I The melodious voices of the Roslyn Chorus blend together under the guidance of their leader, Mr. Grossman. M. McEvoy C. Gagnon I4 X ,M , .N Q, , I , Www. . .,,,Qw..s-ff if - fy, fur- ff 4 ,MW A f W, X if MW ,ff ..r. ,Q yfis , ff! . U Q 1 ff ff V, ff iwfi we X D. Graves 4-1,1-l PHYSICAL EDUCATI agar - 'Xt 'X .Q n ' - Q v .. f ' ' ' ' 12? 13:12-7 . . is 'ff2 1,i.gzi' '- 1 s . ,, fir X , ff4g.,fjfc.gf.54,fg .Lg 5 ,af fJV,..L,,. Ml! ' It .U -Vw QV 74 1,51 .gy i QWQE 5 x 5 , .X Yi K X sf , Vg g me Q ' egg 'Q E ,f gg Sze , A arg? X 5 s sv 5 x i t -- ML.-Hsww-Q qu i. i.. ,Q -QL 2 , ' ' C. Butt J . Galetti 5 7: ff'a. ,, ' fgliT Q Q .vig ,. .,,,- Y at f 1,545 ' ff- 22 f. WWW' -U. Vfff'f.f7-!,W '. f .f K I of 'ff 4zz.yQ, 3,-.1 , f,fz5f,f-wwf. V- ' W274f?'f' '72, 'if-'L 'fVQfQ.7U 5? iff? if 44- '- .fzzfl . f, .. 1-Lf, Wi.-':f1ffff. ,, we . ' I , 'fwf4ff.9MffwW.f - ' J. Lettera D. Hamel f f f, ff! f f t ff! . f fg fQ , , X I ff! XZ W ff Qji, X ffjfg ff 6 f.i!.,f X 1 Od D. Mcllhenny T. Tucholski Flying high up and over that seemingly unattainable 5 9 under the watchful eyes of Miss Hamel will she make 1t'7 GUIDA CE Mr. Pollitt assists a senior in planning his future. J. Albertson G Dubato .wifi 'E , 'Z H ywfifff 2 ..3g,.,.pzw J , kr ffl lw, iLT53 ' ., - figf ..', WE . ' f fgcff , I X .A ,fwff X f of ni, E f ' ' ww zf 5,4 V he f . 4 ff f' , .. . . 3,f,2J:2A'cg Miss Hinchman discusses the year's program with a student. F, Hinghman W P0113 l5 ' f-:MV Ii 1 5 R. Bayern 7.,'.g 'M .1 115.-V ,Fri yfiif' .1 l 5 2 3 1732-'t ff -, I Y 5523. , 11934 A- ' f4,zi?l'55. ? 23374 ' 'fiifi' x ika ff, H. Curtis V, ,LVV ,Q , 4. -. , Q V , - 'ii' 'B l ata' f ' J. Driver P. Ventur SCIENCE Can you draw a conclusion from this experiment? Mr. i Zobian expects an answer, so his chemistry class watches his every move. f 2 N. Murphy The gods on Mount Olympus would look with awe on the man-made satellites which now orbit the earth. Roslyn's science teachers have given to their students all the knowledge from the primitive science of the ancient Greeks to the modern principles of space travel. There is no limit to what our students may accomplish in future years. The gods had best look to their laurels! B. pataky 4360 0 ,Q ' . . ', of-zfice .', Zffiiiv 1 I , , ,X ,WW ff X ff , ,-mfs 'fu ' f' '-t' 4 .,.'4islif2d1g-V if .wa fffW5Qff,K 'fi'-Ylf1 1'4 .I V- . . i f, . 'A -- ' 'rf N, A ' 4: 4: '54- ' i A1119 . ff? f tim' 45 .-63, in 4, ,f ' ' , ,. , ,. Q4 4 'J .i nfer f 1, 'fx we . . ' 4' , . J. Hall R. Lehrman J , Zobian Mrs. Bruder goes through the formality of testing a student's hearing. G. Bruder I6 I ifgfr my .f 4 W, 1, zi,,,,W . 'fm . ifflwy- 4 .1 4 M. ' V , jy'..v.G, .H ' 11 i . f 'ffw W' 1. r JQJSY..-.wwf . M, Q 1 f2'33:Z',:.1z,: ,- M' '?32'2a3w':' if 4 ,t f ?'4 'w '1 , ' . 4. fffizlsf -' 7? 5 4 X ' h lie gor UWC Y G, Gifc 1 F. A. One more for the road! I 1. 3531: Qt X C. So I gotta live with it! H. A. Aren't I pretty? 11.342 74 2 are filly A. B. Dont fence me ln! S. F. What are you doing Sat. night? ff 2.5 ff ' .if fy my f f g if J. M. Did Daddy really lose his Job? W IU I '. 5' . A ttt. A ,. 2 ,, . r , fl strike! gy I W.. lei? La.. b 11 barber S 0 1 I S. D. Rock-11-bye Ba Y- e ' , ,wb , H' S. S. Where s the party? J. R. Yes Daddy, I cut down the cherry ',g,.y. . f' , ' W X ff ' QQ ,,f-3'7fiLff ' '- ,, 'wfWfv,'f,-Q' X ' ','.-'fi -, - , . ' 247. , L. B. Who me? . - J., we V A all ggy- A 'fig' g g TQ I ...I Tiff- - . i 9 rrfffff - H - . rf ' , ,My U if fy ...rg ,X - . trrr. I ' x I, ,. lea. VU '5' ' NR-. Jill Al V. ..' P I 'Q Mi' ,, M, , N0 cavztzes! 2555 ' A D- S0 what else Is newy , .za ,,.. S r, J V, ...,, . W, ,,,,., . 1 5.- ! M, S. l'm the strong gl en! type 4 X ff Ps f'z 'fl7,g60y, 3441 f Wfmt a ml?f21l 4 .9 Angel . . . big tease . . . future Ach . . . souped-up white Ford electronic t h ' s ec nzcian . . . 'Do as . . . gullible guy . . . skin diving I say, not as I did . . . nice dis- enthusiast . . Coachman Club Hilltop Shop Award . . . basketball bug position. . .dark . . . slim Jim -. . . 'X Abbatantuono, Patrick Acritelli, George A 16' llllwg! N fi nl' ' ll i Ill Barb . . . folk music fend . . . A A I,ll X Oh, those ingergte rolegsl. . . Globe f K I If H . . . 'I . . . -2 ' 1 U slaiirfcfal pen . . ?rjblcZ1lshir?,gflZy3es . . . f ' The Reformer . . . f. ,U lv Ml' sa 1 l l Addison, Barbara ,rr or g 121 s rw.. fbi? 6-9 Little Al . . . Spanish Club Presi- Jan auburn hair T . . . . . . e dent . . . varsity cheerleader . . . Den . . . M: Yearbook Editor . . . class flirt . . habl I? ' . o espano. . . . Bryant Library . . . industrious G.A.A. gal . . . real cute kid . . . Scottish heritage . . . Future nurse neat dresser . . . Mariners . . . J's loyal friend . . . IX6 P.S.S.C. . . Honor Society 43055 Aclelman, Alice 1 8 Allan, Janet Ellen . . . tall gal . . . school spirit Fran . . . M Yearbook Editor . . . plus . . . Co-Capt. cheerleaders . . '. The Den . . . polite . . . G.A.A .... future teacher . . . English scholar . . . vivacious . . . cheeseburger connoisseur' . . . Uokayf swell! . . . abstruse A sense of humor . . . ly . . . Skid- more bound . . . Honor Society---- A9 'N,, RR '3'.. ' 5 W ' ,1 E Alpert, Ellen E Andresen, Frances g o N! 3 Howie . . . hot white Caddy . . . lk 5 gludollexpert .F.tDeenge Z . . Oh I MM gr. -.eatypiQ1g.MjhiZ:7?re usznessman U ' g 5' N . C U Q 'L X Apfelbaum, Ho ward x Xi xii g -K-,Veg Ls? Carol . . . starry-eyed . . . poet Larry . . . Varsity . . . soft spoken . . . seen with min , , , Miami kwa redial and IJllil0-90177197 - - - avid Vedder ture C.P.A .... basketball cap- sketchbook and pencil . . . liquid friendly laugh . . . tennis champ brown eyes . . . wonderful friend. , , , rall'n handsome. C5'Q 0 QI Club . . . fu- of Ohio . .. 'wi Arber, Car Milf? .dh CL ' ee e af! ol 19 :L 'W Axel, Larry e ' -ov'2 X zffsuoegr Ayers, J aII16S four year man . . Miss Kirpa- trick calling? . . . member of Barr, Linda Becker, Carol flnjr Jim . . . Five Fathoms Club . . . Z 3 Q- LZ blond crew cut . . . great trackman N Pg 73 B ...Sharon...hislory fan... VX 0 Lfx aff' A L! alias Benny Goodman . . . Varsity OQ35' Qipgx Tai Club...'52 sg , ,J 1 Colgate DQUOA 4 'lf S 0 X, 1 , ww N, All-A View ,u f 1 xl-l 6 1 Avmfi ZA X241 'X ?f-r--ff24:ff.'2z+,a.14e:.-A..14' f-efrf -1f- 1...V S w XXDGK 6- X llxnx f . NSY Kjos is 'Sie' M AW7 UW X X0 as Denn . . . tall . . . crewcut Y one of Mr. Meager's boys . . chestra-Violin . . . Spanish Club- Yearbook slag. Candy . . . horses, horses . . . loves pizza . . . good friend . . . blue eyes . . . skilled high jumper . . . sweet personality . . . loyal Banks, Dennis blue Bob . . . president of Varsity Club . . . Five Fathoms . . . football ...good looking . . . shy . . . loyal friend . . . half nelson . . . bring 'em back alive! . . . Dart- mouth bound Becky . . . Literary Editor of Yearbook . . . The Den . . . Oh, those Shelter Island week- ends! . . . Honor Society . . . Bayer Robert Mount Holyoke . . . sports enthu- , siast . . . U6 P.S.S.C. 20 W '5 Rich . . . good typist . . . flirt . . . I sharp dresser . . . loud . . . seen ,52 58, ,QR 6-3, with Penny . . . cuts a crazy caper as 4 .ao -,- ...fastFord ix mix F x J - 1214121 fr 'Jain . :4 -,47yi,. . f , -e i Fress . . . gift of gab . . . R.C.P. gal . . . parlez-vous francais? . . . hazel eyes . . . future teacher . . . on ice cream. xN f+4., , Patty . . . future secretary . . . likes to bowl . . . coffee frosted craver . . , good friend . . . a Bgrger, F1-edda Zag! . . . flirtatious . . . wedding e s? Sue . . . future nurse . . . Latin scholar . . . crazy coigures . . . loyal friend . . . striking brown Pseudopod . . . See you at the Met . . . long black pony tail . . . one of Mr. Gilmore's gang . . . You like? . . . Larry . . . Garyn's fu- , ture sister-in-law. Berman Susan dimples and pixie bangs . . . crush Becker Richard eyes . . . parlez-vous francais??? Beczak, Patricla 21 Belink, Susan f A -X ,- Z' .li 'Q 1 ,4- . Margie . . . new to Roslyn . . . ,r L., pizza fan . . . tall'n quiet . . . fu- A-,Z ture teacher . . . modern dance at . . . record albums . . . 221 if Q' WJFRN . CAV, - t X I Q A -X N 'jbwgxl XXM 97' A L ,MLAUMZSL ' O76 ,ii-Cf ' C X h fixxfr CXOLAQQ 5 Steve . curly hair . . . What do you call? . . . Doc . . . future i Gene Kelly . . . great personality . . . Basketball pro . . . always WWA c running . . . real good guy . . . Senior Editor g., 5 Frank . . . quiet guy . . . hablo espanol . . . where's Carol? . . . distinguishable walk . . . new to Blanc, Steven Roslyn . . . trips to Mexico Liz . . . long silky hair . . . fo B music . . . future linguist . . . , European traveler . . . loves to ski! f . . . always an argument . . . David . . . infectious laugh . . . Honor Society Carol . . . pinned . . . Bernie, Bernie, Bernie . . . F.T.A .... fu- ture homemaker Coral Ree . . . f Blum Elizabeth . . . talkative . . . passion for pickles and ice cream 22 IC lv Blum, Marjorie Brady, Frank Brager, Carol l- equestrienne . . . G.A.A .... so Braun, Laurence f1fhlffiC-' Braveman, Alan chemistry?? . . . Art Staff member Brown, Elaine Larry Colby bound plays mean guitar hablo espanol? future engineer Scuba -T L - f ' 9 -1!fgkr, 1 1 VB. gnu NN '. 1 ite e duba . . . science enthusiast :Q K ri Cf V Pinky . . . curly red hair . . . the girl in green . . . future nurse . . . ' Al . . . Photography Editor of Yearbook . . . future psychologist . . . dandy dancer . . . easy going . . . hep hypnotist . . . cool parties BI-uno, Marianne . . carousel . . .blue bomb Barb . . . Hazel eyes . . . lobster licker . . . Typing fan . . . Bill - who? quite a er likes GAA E.B .... seen with Viv . . . spirit- ed Cheering Captain . . terrific typist??? . . . Cortland bound . . . future Phys. Ed. teacher . . . ath- B t B letic . . . White Sportnight Captain u man' arbara 23 Chappy . . . red hair . . . tall'n Edie . . . the gift of gab . . Chapman, Joseph lean . . . motorcycle racer . . . Danny . . . seen with Bonnie . . . hunting and fshing . . . always loves jazz records . . . sports en- joking . . . lots of friends. thusiast . . . future secretary . . . Endicott fl- Cherrybone, Edith X K 'LE21 ,X Stan . . . Cornell bound . . . vet- ' E 2 5 lf- erinarian . . . great soccer player Q E yi? . . . flag bearer . . . track ace . . . t. df' ' 4.t-.'- ' strong, silent type . . . Jane . . 2 V ' -i f,2 Q 7 History Club . . . tuna lover. ' 1,.' .:, .g ---5, .... lil E re 1 f ,H V :gf Q t f'f'f9 . t,t, t ' xx --- l g,,,w,., Y 5- K V I 25 iff. ' E r A ll' - 1' f 3 ?Tik-. t it ' A Q ' ,EVV yi ' K N , A SQ , X m I, ' Y' E Chodrow, Stanley l C Ei. sf u - ' ' Clevens, Alan Rocky-cat . . . boxing, boxing Nan . . . crazy over Sinatra . . . and occasionally boxing . . . a sadistical sense of humor . . . Eng- comic . . . Shun Wah water boy lish Master? . . . future child psy- . . . who says Jerry Grahme can chologist . . . has an answer for beat Joey Giardello? . . . seen with everything . . . cornflakes for Phil. lunch . . . Wellesly bound . . . Honor Society 24 Cogut, Nancy A-2- Judy . . . short . . . blonde hair Wheez . . . takes to water , , , . . . Where's Nancy? . . . worker college Language Professor . . . at Long Island Jewish Hospital camp counselor veteran . . . rel- . . . blue eyes . . . Hilltop Shop ishes baby octopis . . . Student Prints organizer . . . Latin lover . . . giddy giggle. C0hCI1, Judith Console, Heloise Conte, Theresa Terry . . . future secretary . . . . pretty and petite . . . sincere friend vi if - . . . long curly locks . . . going 5-3 elnlr- steady . . . pretty baby - K 1-4,4 - ', LFP- ' .... ' . ' 3 . ' , u ! n ff , I A . 4 . I , ,- -. lf '2 . U Q E' X-E9 Ei '1j, with E? Wil: in f 334 ' ff a 4 Nancy - - - long, long PONY fail Cornball . . . avid hosteler . . . - - - quiet - - - talk-Y OV! the fele- Candid Camera? . . . friendly . . . Phfme - A ' ATU' - - - fllfllfe School Rocket Club Veep . . . wrestling marm . . . leaders corp . . . slim , , , drives g cool Impala and trim . . . headed for Adelphi. . loiit g X C 77 if If , I .',51 Q., Q ,Q 'N ,IA 'X r -, N S 7 r ,Q to C xv..4f.l Izzy ,. Amee' Com, Nancy 25 Cornell, John 427 2,2 I' Q H Wild Bill . future engineer . . . VR' 'JN JF 1 1 1 m2z'g1i,'2t 'tgmizzizfi W3 ffl 0 ages QQ1 QA: don't agree- VJ Q X f I Chucky . . . quiet . . . Spanish 1 . . . future P.0.D. teacher . . . V friendlier, you'll never find . . . St. Crain, William Lawrence bound . . . equestrian. V V , lltt W i f i Big Mike . . . Joan, Joan, is Joan . . . journalist . . . photo- graphy . . . G.O. Veep . . . Honor ' Society . . . Latin Scholar . . . Cunha, Charles basketball star . . . That different laugh! . . . a verbose intellectual. Nita . . . cute smile . . . friendly . . . loves to joke . . . sports mind- ed . . . rock 'n' roll fan . . . hair C1'iCht0I1, Michael styling enthusiast. ' Crum, Betsy Betsy . . . athletic . . . U.S.M. M.A .... Where's Carol? . . . A Newberry's salesgirl . . . Biology major . . . Murph . . . Character- Custis Juanita istic walk . . . creamy complexion l N 2 6 PY I in i W 'w X I. Di . . . 1615 . . .knit-wit . . . Hof- ff' 580 .23 ' 55, stra bound . . . passion for pickles l '00 ' XX '-,' . . . infectious giggle . . . teacher ix N J to be . . . letters to St. Lawrence. 21- Lv G -,'A4::'1- 2.5 . .:44,477,,. . - ui, f . 4 Lin . . . writing letters . al- ways friendly . . . problem solver . . . future English teacher . . . Literary editor . . , Cit. Ed. scho- Daub, Diane Cuttler, Linda cn-.et., ...., Damski, Frederick lar . . . Middlebury . . water rat ft, I, if Fred . . . sensational singer . . . busy G.O. Pres ..,. good build . . . future Rabbi , . . affable . . . a born leader . . . athletic . . . Johns Hopkins University, 'Here I c0me! 27 Barb . . . beautiful eyes . . . Jay, Jay, Jay . . . well dressed . . . future medical technologist . . . 7 lively arts . . . fantail shrimp . . . Oh, for the ocean! Debbie . . . big executive secre- tary . . . plays a mean guitar . . . gabber . . . arts and archeology enthusiast . . . long nails . . . Who's that certain lifeguard, Debbie? we-W Davidson, Barbara Davidson, Deborah je , ,ras 4295 Demos, Elaine .454 K!! .Z 4' N Z is Y W i 1 A k Q, 1' jx f fr u ff VW Mei ffl .. .M e fm ee 63? , J' la! H f Dichter, Steven ff nr Z 3' We 'sms' if ,g 142 54 7 Wm f 9 a Cookie . . - friendly - - -Aalways Bob . . . Where's Steve . . . ixa joking . . . what 61 laugh! . . . Alice . . .always flirting . . .Ros- dwwirlg . . - Guy Wh07 - - - MVS- lyn Singers . . . cool laugh . . . Galefti . . . WAF bound hails from East Meadow . . wrestling champ Dodson, Patricia Dubner, Robert 'e-J ws ' i K Steve . . . member of R.C.P. . . . wrestling champ . . . Where's Bob? . . . likes the girls . . . fu- ! ture lawyer . . . East Meadow . . . Varsity track Mx XXXNN , ' 5 A? Dubner, Stephen x , lv Mickey . . . blonde hair 'n' blue Nan . . . sincere friend . . . G.A.A. V ,V eyes . . . always giggling . . . skat- Pres. . . . immaculate appear- ing . . . future nurse . . . Candy ance , . . Nursing . . . Espanol , l i striper . . . quiet? . . . well liked Senior Class Sec'y ,, ' , tg . . . Honor Society r e e y e E hive-I 1 Entrup, Marianna 29 Eile, Nancy Summer. Epstein, Berta I Bertram . . . tres petite . . . curly Winnie . . . football captain . . . brown hair . . . pick and guitar B.A.A.-V,P .... Vivian . . , good nice gal . . . quiet fmaybej build . . . Phys. Ed. teacher . . . 'The Den . . . European alias Jesse Owens. W H' ' We , J ., Q -.E g -If fe llllwlifgll C gg fill! 1 Q'-'fam 4 7 if 191 J 'L., GD GAG Epstein, Ellen Ellen . . . shy . . . likes dancing Far - - - Those 0707189 lip-Wicks! . . . Vermont Junior College? . . . . Z . Where'-Y Ulu? - - - Speech them' seldom heard. . . hazel eyes. P'-91' - - - Ohm State bound - - ' Fagan, Mary Jane Farrer, Carole Scot . . . Future Einstein . . . Jer . . . track . . . history fan . . . Honor Society . . . Math Team future cabinet maker . . . cool hair . . . Beacon Editor . . . muy in- ,,,br0wn eyes teligente . . . always arguing . . . Amherst, Here I come!!! . . . Phys- ics whiz ,A CICIITIHD SCOU Ferrullo, Gerald Socrates magician Jean 7 Sheperd addict quick wit Q77 MB. , Journalist red motor scooter ' great musician argurnen tatlve and intellectual . . . mem- N ' ' ber of the Texan League. . . . I' Honor Society .1Q C- , M V , Ferguson, Shannon ' l an QSQD C5 Q3 Steve . . .Five Fathorns . . . Beryl Ricky . . . fun . . . flashy white . . . seen with Bob . . , crazy car . . . future lawyer . . . cool Thunderbird, fcar of coursej . . . dancer . . . good friend . . . bas- member of wrestling team . . . ketball ace . . . Syracuse . . . loves short stories lHitchcock type I girls, girls, girls. Ferngren, Steven 3 1 Fuerman, Richard l Fink, Audrey J Audrey . . . hablo espanol?? . . . N, E luminous lipsticks . . . talkative X A -F giddy laughter . . . Oh, Senor! 1 yt 'QE .. 'A Ll . lk! ' ll! X A X X H ' 'P . . . Oh, those red sweaters! . . . ' 'H ,QA vi , Et M L: ,lui 6 Max . . . Parlez-vous francais? . . . beautiful voice . . . seen with Barbara . . . Ho-Jo's and jello . . . Rich . . . quiet debator . . . Latin scholar?? . . . nice guy . . . Top banana . . . wrestler 7 Lively AHS Fuchs, Richard Roy . , . hard worker . . . book A worm . . . good sport . . . always burning wood! . . . tennis n' track I .,, , tt - H , Fishkin Maxine . . . rocket club . . . super sales- ' 15 ' man. jk, lk 1 ff 1,11 fhkl ,. 1 if I., cuff- fkyy K ff Becky . . . absent minded gal . , . u 7 li china blue eyes . . . I disagree because- . . . future member of 4 the bar . . . music maniac . . . Furman, Roy likes her pretzels Friedlander, Rebecca 32 4n1v ight-iinllg ' ' 3, so i -t N .f J .- LA uumrl1vz1f1m.,,g,t s .. . 'A I Bob . . . Hi-Fi fan . . . future chemist . . . 4000 pounds of thrust - and we made it . . . quiet . . . lobster lover . . . Youth Center Q . . . nice guy to know. ,lr x 'F'-' . is Qfiff Q, '54 11? ,J : - 1, +' -Q.. - -1 , Ip - . .,, , . 'Dad - 'W 'a-1:1 if Q52 - gJ955-ljfta imma gf H ff'-Q. .1 if Il I . '31 XM iff rf, , - EC L46 ' lvl! gi 15? ati iii Q: Jvju ,533 Jw! 1 in li? . X 5 Doug . . . roller skating champ 'A ' fifqi . . . headed for Texas . . . souped ' V ' up black Ford . . . good looking if X Q71 , . . playboy. 2 yd, f Q M 2 Geech . . . cynic sense of humor 1 1 . . . U. of Michigan . . . Mr. Howard's History Club . . . coin collector . . . Rocket Club . . . out to reform the world . . . -,wx si Gaetz, Douglas Gault, Robert where's my slide rule? . . . Hon- or Society ,,,f,.v- ' Lysee . . . likes art . . . short . . . Sggifmt k is 3: big eyes . . . future fashion design- 5 er . . . curly hair . . . Boston ' M Yii ?- -fN f-'i g bound- Gilbert, Richard in.. Janie . . . flutist . . . future doctor . . . Varsity cheerleader . . . peppy and petite . . . To-Ho-Ne . . , passion for pizza and egg rolls Gassmanf Elyse . . . A knight there was. 33 ,,bUrx,g,.g Ginsberg, Jane 0 Reggie . . . neat dresser . . . tiny Nancy . . . M Art Editor of Year- I oes . . . peppy cheerleader . . . book . . . long ponytail . . , petite friendly . . , seen with certain Ford . . . future in art . . . . . . future phys. ed. teacher . . . pizza fan . . . of I go to Oswego. lem-we Wfmwf Giordano, Rosemary Goldberg, Nancy xii I Bev . . . short dark hair . . . future nurse . . . look out, Carnegie Hall . . . badminton star . . . youth group . . . loves to drive . . . pleas- ant, Gittleson, Beverly Glannon, Thomas Xkx xy t -ae-1:5 '- 11':7 f 3 6 l S fl, 1 'f ,rg 'A -W .?? if Hiawatha.. .cross country champ June , . . future nutritionist . . . . . . woman hater . . . parlez-vous Cornell bound . . . Carmin's pizza francais?? . . . a stamp collector . . . sketching . . . tennis . . . . . , Quiet, always quiet . . . Var- Youth Leadership Institute . . . sity Club parlez-vous francais? . . . IX6 of P.S.S.C. 34 mi f,,,,,,. Goldstein, I une V lim , , M j V, gllizynie . . . innocent gaze . . . Mat . . . neat dresser . . . silent 4:x V f pleasant smile . . . plans to attend type . . . letters from F and M In ' ' 'Qs r Boston U .... friendly to all . . . . . . Johnny Mathis fan . . . good Q ,,' , I future secretary . . , Roslyn's friend . . . Hablo Espanol? . , . Rf ' If g gain, Plainview's loss The Den . . . future teacher . . . J Y ,mm e 55, X advertising staff. -. , I f i.4t .1 l ' V' X 1 a , 01dStCiH, Jayne Greco, Marietta Greek . . . curly hair . . . wrestler K . . . future Draftsman . . . S.M.U. bound . . . comedian . . . ladies' f man Mx XXXNM fee' fi 3-' Grekusis, Ted 5' rf 'Lg 1 I Steve , , , best foot fo,-ward ' ' ' Goose . . '. hot Galaxy . . . Jolly quiet and reserved , , . nice guy Fisherman . . . future member of . . . always in a rush . . . day the food industry . . . ivy dresser dreamer . . . Chief Big-Heart - - - yearbook SUN? - - - Seen 80918 . , to Great Neck . . . lobster lover . -' V C may . ff ,UC MZ t fig!!-f'7N'y V I ' G00dIf1a11, Stephen X 35 Grossblatt, Owen 1 X ,,i ,, x, t,Jl . f ' . rx aw Lxuxf vigil, X, ADL ,Q 1 A .VNU ,fl A -J' .X u' ' 1' f s I-'V e.,.5 ,k tj-I Elf CN pun' 1 X e Gug . . . Pres. of Five Fathoms Gail . . . fried eggs and onions . . . another Elvis . . . nice look- . . . equestrienne . . .Buddy, Bud- fx fi ll p ing . . . good build . . . Veep of dy, Buddy . . . Pennsylvania U. K r gy - ,J l :V 1, so fs ' K gy' 3 ft , pf Eli T. 1, 1. Guglielmino, Paul .l s l3 g1 W1 X, S L -I Z-All ll 'Q ' Q mi LI' c QQ- Ef QF senior class . . . R.C.P. Veep . . . . . . paint brush and palette . . . future cadet . . . Annual business staff . . .after school sports!! Babs . . . noisy and excitable . . . V 7 Lively Arts . . . future teacher 'V . . . enjoys life . . . parlez-vous francais? Jonny.. .Beacon Sports' Editor Fip . . . Jack Kerouac with . . . Civil Engineer . . . absent- sneakers . . . terrific cartoonist minded professor . . . Dig thatll' . . . Stuffed Kumquat Kid . . . . . . Rocket Club . . . Math Team future Commercial Artist . . . Oh, . . golfer . . . Honor Society those boat neck sweaters . . . l seen with Al . . . boxing fan. ,Q MASQ W o : pp Hoffman, Gail w-W ,yy ., Jacoby, Barbara Haber, Miles Jonathan ? Jaillitei Philip WM , -+o S0Phif? - - - long brown hail' - - - Lin . . . seen with Janet . . . mem- qllief . . . diSl'll'lCl'lV6 walk . . . ber 0-f Ngwberfy'S Crew , I , qufgf Paulie . . . likes the guitar . . . , , , nice to know . . . friendly future secretary . . . seen with ,mfeachef to be Fran .-esfwn K J 311121, Sophie Kahkonen, Lmda 'f-.. George Honor Soczety Presz dent Varsity Club amz ,.,. ab e Cornell bound For um Club Pres flag bearer ,pai- ' , s J gzqlyl H, f g, gg Ag ',. V. Xu' .-X . i,f:V VVVV4g Q ,. I N r phi' x ' A' 2?f'f ' We-W 1' ' :1'?-gy, , i I U ,f Johnson, George . 21 C tn 'Q Jan . . . tiny, tiny waist . . . horse Marilyn . . . artistic . . . good lover . . . future vet . . . pretty taste in clothes . . . likes to talk smile . . . sweet ana' graceful . . . . . . blushes easily . . . beautiful Florence Chadwick black hair . . . future teacher Joyce, Janet 37 Kamile, Marilyn 4-' I I Kay, Barry Kaye, Patricia -ff lf? a,,, 1 f ta. it Barry . . . Hell yeah . . . hot '53 Ford . . . Hel-l-ooo . . . One of Jolly Fishermen . . . happy hunter . . . future accountant Pat . . . regal air . . . future teacher or U. N. language trans- lator . . . yo hablo espanol? . . . linguist . . . sincere friend . . . volunteer work with mentally re- tarded . . . Clubs Editor of Year- book Manage . . . Fairfield boy . . . bowling ace . . . Treasurer of Sr. Class . . . COMEDIAN.l . . . Oh, the hole in the racket . . . future lawyer . . . playboy . . . cute guy . . . matzos maniac iw Kellerman, Roger Judy . . . pixie hair cut . . . one of Mrs. McEvoy's girls . . . animalitarian . . . soft spoken . . . giggles . . . tennis anyone? Kemper, Judith . Al . . . hot rod ace . . . wanna drag? . . . tall' n' handsome . . . gun in hand . . . always noisy . . . Basketball . . . Pittsburgh bound g ff Mar . . . good driver . . . future psychologist . . . look out Van ' J Cliburn! . . . badminton . . . e Ovaltine with skimmed milk . . artistic . . . hazel eyes if Barb . . . slim-trim . . . sweet disposition . . . G.A.A .... book- keeping . . . usherette . , . As- Kieselstein, Marilyn sistant teacher . . . Youth Center . . . future secretary. in n 2 5 -' an Chris . . . future secretary . . . always chewing gum . . . oh that Chevy . . . short blond hair . . . coffee addict . . . seems shy. 39 Klasfeld, Alan Klocek, Barbara f f f , 1 nf If 1 If , Z, gg hr-,. it if V ' f I f , , fe 5:5991 '59 'TL V V 'wwe QYPPK . 1 f fi, Q' r -. , of Lg., e . 4 -' 65 2' W f f? g rief -H 1 6 'Qi ,ff l'f 2243 A 'sf 4' , c wsu Q ,. .JWQV2-+ lQfi', Klauer, Christa fl IN E. Q g I George . . . football fiend . . . fu- r , K in N ture aeronautical engineer . . . Z I QQ ag drives dreamy T Bird . . . one of ,, 3, he-, x::y +'2'g1.:. 'X Mr. Meagher's men . . . huckle- ' ' ' ' berry hound . . . Bo-Bis-Bit V l y' ' 'X ,DIP rf L Ns. WJ ,M , -J N ,J vm Q5 4 E - r ,KA X , yah M 3 Q .P f ' 11 'f X 'K xxx' x I up ei M Q, fm V Knowlan, Audrey r , rs :KU . rd 3, . Audrey . . . artistic . . . tres chic 'K Q - 1,-X . . . R.C.P .... part time model p K - 40 U . . . nice clothes . . . giggles con- L it K XV stantly. ' -M 'X' fi, 1. lx JJ' . H1 , A X ' 5 ffl P . X lil' ! - ff's l5b I A ix snei Y ' L ,Q QL Bobbi . . . future secretary . . . tall . . . nice smile . . . coffee, cof- fee, coffee . . . expert typist . . . always smiling . . . long brown hair George . . . frequents Manhasset . . . skiing . . . terrific build . . . A P gy . ,..1,'rxkml'1,g'5r Five Fathoms . . . nice manners 9 ' - . . . all around athlete . . . futur WD! ., engineer . . . pleasant p rs M t M nz , ef A P M l ofa W QM fi ,rf X f, ,I f 1, 5 , WO M gy pwjfw R i ,Ls -M ,mf aff' if n M J, I I I , . If u to MTL, WA crrjvo WW fw . . . future secretary . . . Aa ,fi .A.A .... pickles and pretzels 0 P swimming sincere friend Komendant, George W W W . . . bookkeeping . . . lively per- ,V sonalzty . . . dependable. i 9 Wi if ,QM 40 ,, .,ie,i .. ,x Kolpin, George Konopka, Barbara A , My , 'ff-,I if f f?'vf:,ffe Af? Kotowski, Frances Krantz, Linnea ll IN vii Aww -' - . Lee . . . trim and slim . . . so- Efki n 2 K. phisticated air . . . athletically inclined . . . future Phys. Ed. 7,1 I 9534, V , Q teacher . . . expert equestrzenne 1 fr A,-, w:.: T':e,:i?4..ik . . . Esquire . . . Hostel Club Di . . . future librarian . . . M yearbook art editor . . . delves into archeology, piano, and guitar . . . wields a mean tennis racquet . . . one of Miss Kane's girls . . schemes against Tony . . . Kupe . . . girls . . . Hot Olds . . . drag anyone? . . . tall . . . deli . . . Moose Sigma . . . wild clothes . . . Fm innocent. Jill . . . Oh, the dance! . . . French Kupersmith, David Club . . . Where's Harriet? . . . likes the opposite sex . . . future KI-ushel, Diane Maitresse de Francais . . . head- Kruskal, Francine Fran . . Adelphi bound ways happy . . . seen writing . . . Ill tell you one thing . . . L1 ing for Hofstra . . . nice nails brary Council . . . well-traveled. Lal-nm, Jill 41 Gar . . . artistic ability . . . green Bonnie . . . pretty . . . shy and eyes . . . tall 'n' sophisticated . . . sweet . . . athletic . . . Bob . . . lobster cantonese . . . Jerry . . . New Paltz bound . . . future jazz enthusiast . . . always a laugh Maitresse . . . passionate pizza . . . Susan's future sister-in-law lover. Landls, Gatyn Lane, Bonnle Y Q e bound for Colorado U 1 X varsity soccer tal M A blond nice looking future V physicist quiet A and P f . . . Beacon beat B 2 t sz B i t Larsen, Jeffrey B s, B B121 C5 CD QBCQ GJ Frankie . . . green eyes . . .tall, Sandy . . . I have so much to blond 'n handsome . . .flirt . . . do! . - . Anyone for a donut? always traveling. . . strong silent . . . parlez-v0uS francais? . . . type , , , basketball gcg New Paltz bound . . . !ellIZiS . . . Beacon beat . . . sincere friend. Leach, Frank 42 Lefkowitz, Helene Ralph . . . fore . . . golf Cap- Bobbie . . . good voice . . . secre- dnl? tain O i , Varsity Club , , , witty tarial skill . . . seen with Sophie - 1 '1 -. . . . good friend . . . continental . . . Pat . . . sentimental . . . chow N . . . Arsenic and Old Lace. mein chomper. Y, VQ1 J 5 Lerner, Ralph LoCurto, Barbara f In will 9x g In .Q ' may 5? Len . . . hablo espanol? . . . back- XM QV , x , . bone of Visual Aide . . . sports car 'U 5 7 enthusiast . . . One of Mr. Gil- L L 5 more's gang . . . cool saxophone W player , ? f S' 1,1 u ga . rf'H'f'f' Levy, Leonard YQ-le L A be L LQJ C5 ' LQ QT 63 Flex . . . handsome . . . dry sense Hoya - - ' witty - - - like-Y 10 fake of humor . . . future lawyer . . . life eaSy - - - weight lifter . . . seen ' Cindy, oh Cindy . . . Mickey with Jimmy . . . undiscovered I Mantle's future competition . . . genius- W, ,. fA,, Dartmouth f L ' -9' x f' t i 'X fe -ff' 'W alk hz f , 4 , VIIIII 5 f1 767M Vk? ' aff- i ,fx'14,f?nw2f7 W jf' p L AL J, ,U-fa 1' fi W fi i f ' , Linck, George 43 y 't1 i Longspaugh, Gerald Low, Earl Marie Q05 Lynch, Joanne G27 Earle . . . Low-Cow . . . G.A.A. if 3 QZF gfg,g?'??f52ZfZfee,tb'1'iZZ5T'.5'T 5 JF B , 14 xgfixtegssbzofs of friends . . . OFL5- 56525 QTQ5 JOJO Patty nurse hair . G.A.A .... seen with '59 Buick . . . future . . . Andy . . . curly brown - whaf 11 laugh- Martin, William .X .x'bQ n XUV f W ,Mae ng . Xpicfeav GV. SQX X s Bill . . . motorcycle whiz . . . Western college plans . . . Beth- page fan . . . Joanne . . . hamburg- er hound . . . Road Knights. Linda . . . olden D.A .... Scott, 8 Scott, Scott . . . Man the tiller! . . . plans to be secretary . . .AQ Q- . 21 S5 QI! gg J g s res.XlxQQ'gQe H. . 0 ll . ' heeli' .C. einthe gyilpecson i 150 5Ln's At- May, Linda Sky. ag s-s-s- ow. , Q1 OO 5.3 2 Hngxsz- - , if t w . ,,1f,,,'4,Q,-i ,L-ff 1 'Ffii Magnuson, John 44 TPRO ix-JW 'T BiHy . . . Baseball player . . . I Sue, Sue, Sue . . . G.C. resident Gr: 1163: 221: . . . dig that crew-cut . . . nice guy ix 6 A , Q ,,'14:r1. i.: ' :4 14572, - 1 1 I K ' .: 1 Musab' Oh, Marie . . . future airline stewardess . . Colorado Woman's College . . . yearbook stag . . . Newberry's CChristmas rushj . . . Merow Lawrence beautiful eyes . . . me and my 7 telephone. Geri , . . letters from Brock- port . . . peppy maiorette . . . fu- ture secretary . . . blue eyes and Ma ef Mal-ig blond hair . . . after-school sports y ' .,.G.A.A. Mary . , . blue eyes . , . future secretary . , . sports enthusiast . G.A.A .... potato chips with mustard . . . sweet and petite . . . Mertz Geraldine typist extraordinary. ' Ioanie . . . Hz! . . . personality alore letters from Amherst ln-in-Pffffff'-L L . . . capable G.0. sect'y . . . Sen- McCarthy, Mary ior Editor . . . future lawyer . . . Ipana smile . . . solo with oboe . . . one of Mr, Gilmore's gang. 5 45 MCSS1Hg, Joan Ax , . . Roslyn News . . . R.C.P. . . . Journalist . . . Latin Club . . . 'N ni bgfllllglllllfl i s , 1 ,xl 7 1 I sv ff, E211 I . . . Ist cymbal player muchachos . . . comedienne Photography bug . . . long pony tail . . . green eyes.. l. . unmistakable laugh . . . muchos future art prof .... great kid ' A ' Herb Astronom Club . . . y . . . seldom heard , . . loves steak swimming and fishing . . . elec- Messinger, Iris ' Wheels . . . Honor Society . . . Beacon Editor . . . Student Prints Business Manager . . . future writ- IFOIZICS er . . . Alaska here I come! ,,,CGl' i LM- ff. X I N V 14 K UM :fr umm KN , - SW Q X WS . 'ty NSW Sf eff H is vs Ns., . we U P61 si W t W xii E Nan . . . fun to be with . . . cute A NJ-' as a buttonl' . . . Candy Striper WL dt . . . golf enthusiast . . . future kind- Meyer, Eugene 329 ergarten teacher G A A ,WW 46 .. WX crazy driver . . . Which way to the shuttle? Miller, Axel 1, Miller, Herbert Moore, Nancy ,gi-.T Morel, Hendra 3, '9P'X Moreland, Barbara ,qw Namzoff, Patricia Hendra . . . Majorette co-captain ' i . . . pickle patron . . . future stew- 5 Y ardess . . . busy beaver xt- . N-- , A I-yu!! . . . G.A.A .... laugh bug is-.. xg 'N S 5 , ,xi I I s If I 1 'll Lesley . . . beautiful eyes . . . What's your 'brand of lipstick, Les? . . . loves children . . . fu- ture kindergarten teacher . . . Parlez-vous francais? . . . What will you have today, Times or Trib? Penny . . . future teacher . . . Potsdam, possibly . . . avid ath- lete . . . progressive jazz lover . . . Garry . . . yummy yogart . . . blue eyes . . . always in a cloud Jeff . . . wheels . . . I beat Fritz . . . Fairfield boy . . . Mr. Meagher and Mrs. Strauss . . . future dentist . . . Anything else to eat? . . . score one . . tennis bum tariff? Pat . . . gleaming red hair . . . W Y Tennis anyone? . . . future nur- W sery school teacher . . . Sincere A10 friend . . . Bio fan . . . freckles ' I Mx. . yi f Nn-..,, Naren, Lesley Nemerov, Jeffrey if A Stan . . . Vict0ry's Viking . . . Meg . . . sweet . . . athletic en- Five Fathomer . . . Lee's Flowers thusiast . . . high stepping major- . Driver . . . future carpenter . . . ette . . . future Florence Night- iii' tall 'n' blond. ingale . . . Bob . . . expert eques- 5 , - V trian . . . roller skating champ . . . if Bobby lrkrr f ' V 'HER-f:'f52f 't , - t', 1' Nielsen, Stanley Ochtera, Margaret W f pf' e .r W ylllllllllllli .I ee- ll N5 gfgmiifa or Haiti? elf- -1- w llllllllllllll will-ti t gg ful . Q 1 H' A. WM r r i f-1 Q 'l X ' H ' 3 llli - t , I ,'?j,?3'l',gf sg? -. llllllllll' t if . , 'M' af' -V4 . 4 P 1- .-vfifvs ,D 'qs 'Veer Eg ,Ss Q re., FQ, if M WT gi' : 'J -fx' '0 lf:-'U g A Cb Jl le. Pat . . . pretty eyes . . . long hair talkative . . . letters from Vinnie . . . Tell it to the Marines manager of Hilltop Shop . . . a Holiday gal V ., 1' ff Q I V. -is - :iv ,-lgge ., A W , 1 , K Q fi x I ?'2i 3 ' ' 1,1 ' - gggr zz t , r it , g M I.,, , ,I , V i , .,..,, i, -' , , 5 A ' Qi, ' ' it A ' 'T . y 5 f f e' ,af I -VW ,Xi kV,V , , , A J , wkfgf 1 3 , W7 ,QV ,, M, gfyatu, ,,,n,,y,,.,,71,ft,, , , in ,,0,,,,,M ,K ' ,s,.,,xj,L ,,:f' i,,yp,,,, 1 fryjilfth- Q. ,Q ' Q ,N Hg xfL4'1x' az., L ,it f, Oliva, Patricia gf Patty . . . Yell Squad . . . Eddy Chico . . . dark complexion . . . . . . Carvel anyone? . . . big blue hablo espanol . . ' future busi- eyes . . . dancing feet ness administrator . . . Sue Wright shot tennis anyone? . . . crack CPP, Patricia 48 Ovalle, Ralph 'tx 1 . gf 5 I X L Lp Larry . . . Frat. Pres .... Flirt Shiny new Penny . . . ad hound . . . Travels to Great Neck . . . . . . well dressed . , . fun to be Sue . , . Which way to White with . . . looks like Sandra? . . . Plains? . . . New gray Merc. Latin Club treasurer . . . Oh those gutter balls'! Path Laffy Patterson, Helen Sandy . . . looks like Penny . . . Q goiletljn one . . . Cthagegbug . . . 71 ose summers in e port . . . l A -, 5 'Z,3Q,f2Q: L'nchl ...ail' i . u' 4 , sialgengs friiari s ing sster V, - it illbliillliflltlfllllr 1 swag gait?-X f ,1, 1,5Xg2g3i ei ke ef. 1 P f . 326-9 1-fi aw sift sie. E24 '45 A 'F 62 VZ- I 'Y-25 V547 tolh tg-: -W t 1-sa gg l :P - Vzlffii 2 i -'gf I Patterson, Sandra Steve . . . golf . . . drives a '47 Lenny . . . future secretary . . . W Ford . . . future businessman . . . likes to dance . . . cute smile . . . ' Wf ' pizza and beer . . . Tall . . . snazzy always joking . . . Frankie, Frank- Q N X . dresser . . . His name is Mr. ie, Frankie i Z 5 Q Snow . . . Bridgeport bound I V X 4 Q r We eine 2, , 'T'-f if , Peck, Steve 49 Piasta, Lenora Polkowitz, Judith ,pad Pomerant, Sandra ' V iew-1 I fl, ,1f:. ,j5g. aim 3,3 f. sk' i- ' , V 1.11: Principe, Joseph x l Polk . . . basketball champ . . , Z QQ Q11 A neat dresser . . . tall, dark and R- ig A1 sweet...Sen ithSad... x! Lf JJ . where's my eviolav. . .n g.A.A. xfgi- 0 Jinx . . . future teacher '41 15 X Qi X I qf 1 -if I, M - ?f'?'.?4QZ5!5'. ez 'Q-v4e: ...4 : 4 41'377f!S?I JZ ' Ellen . . . witty writer . . . Bryn Mawr . . . Honor Society . . . Beacon reporter . . . wasp waist . . . prizes pretzels . . . petite . . . Latin Lover Sandy . . . curly brown hair . . . quiet type? . . . fiddler . . . G.A.A. enthusiast . . . Seen with Judy . . . T hat's just great! . . . Mr. P1-05nitZ7 Ellen Jensen's friend . . , future nursery V teacher Bill . . . future Chem. Engineer . . . golf and bowling . . . brown hair . . . avid stamp collector . . . amateur radio whiz . . . quiet 9215, j Prince . . . Say something funny, Joe! . . . mechanical drawing . . . quick wit . . . shy . . . pizza . . . business administration Pryor, William 50 4 WX 0 im 'N Mike . . . Jr. Class V.P. . . . f Which way to Allentown? . . . 65 ,ff 38, 400, l a..,, Business Administration . , . flirt MV f i own 'tl' . . . football, basketball. and base- b ll . . . r rhl r fx fx, N J L1 gfea a e e K , aa -Jaan-1 -4'i.: . . :Z -14771, , , , ,bn ,infra lifl A H , , i,fQt. . Steve . . . girls, girls, girls . . . al- iiyilf J W ' S ways late for the bus . . . Renais- : l . g sance boy . . . Oh that physics f 'f f class! . . . wrestler Radaschy, Michael Radak, Steven Radam, Joan Jackie . . . tall tn the saddle . . . blond pony tail . . . crazy cut up . . . Senior Editor . . . The Den . . . U.S.M.M.A. dates . . . Ver- mont bound . . . Guess what happened. ' . . . J's loyal friend Joannie . . . future psychologist Stanford? Beacon reporter . . . Yearbook stag . . . Mzke . . . loves Snails Renke, Jacqueline Sue . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . Wayne, Wayne, Wayne . . . future Phys. Ed, teacher . . . terrific majorette captain 51 Ringhoff, Susan .J in Rizzo, Pat Robinson, James Riz . . . future secretary . . just missed that 300 game . . . after school sports galore . . . cheery disposition . . . always talk- ing . . . Blue Sportsnight Captain Jim . . . versatile guy . . . Louise . . . Honor Society . . . G.O. Treas- urer . . . future engineer . . . Glo . . . tall . . . a riot . . loves gym receptionist savors sausage sandwiches . . Miami U. hopeful Sandy . . . joint bank account . . . amo, amas, amat . . . Caddy Chaugeur . . . my girl Nancy! . . . Where do I nail this flat, Mr. Wandmacher? Rosen, Gloria Heights Man . . . athletic . . . Rosen, Sandy Williams bound . . . popular with all Joe . . . Hostel Club President . . . quiet and polite . . . Varsity Rifle Team . . . history fan . . . G.O. representative 52 Rosenfield, Jonas Candystriper . . . letter writer Rggeniield, Robert . . . pixie bangs . . . parlez-vous francais? as Rossomando Carol . . . wants to be a Mechanical ' Engineer . . . Annelie Rubin, Francine Rosie . . . golf . . . future lawyer . . . Joyce . , . argumentative . . . sparkling smile . . . headed for Tufts . . . sardonic sense of hu- mor . . . Varsity Tennis Heddy . . . M of Rubin Inc. . . . a Physics fiend . . . North Shore Ross . . . future secretary . . . coffee, coffee, C0368 . . . Oh that gum! . . . dark brown hair . . . always flirting .' . . well dressed Rubin, Harriet Butch . . . quiet type . . . has his own way . . . boating bug . . . crazy about corn . . . wrestling Y Fran . . . cool Ford . . . Harvey . . . Sister Twin, Harriet . . . beautiful green eyes . . . Loyal White . . . chatterbox Rudd, Hal-Old 53 f Future school-teacher . . . always No . . . future engineer . . . smiling . . . friendly . . . Renais- sports enthusiast . . . intelligent sance CItalian?j . . . ice skating . . . photo ra h' g p tc memory ffor . . . woes? . . . worry wart! certain thingsj . . . HSCHACH- NERISMSU wr H 41 Sasso, Rosanne Y ?9 QMm Bobbi headed for Adelphi X blond hair and blue eyes You re right new to Roslyn Seen with Audrey 'Ui 4H '7 Schachner, Noel ,X- e he we ol an. NH: Rag . . . crew rout . . . loves Cookie . . . avid artist . . . food . . . ' types . , . one of Mr. G.A.A .... beautiful eyes . . . Meaghefs gang . . . lunchroom Moo Gou Gai Pan . . . future psy- chologist . . . Steve . . . reserved, neat dresser . . . nice smile . , . hates Bo Bo and Tony . . . Honor Society II6 P S S C Schacter Barbara Sch' b B Schaefer, Roger 54 1 e, eryl -1- Harriet . . . excellent dancer - Sue . . . Honor Society Sec'y . . . one day professional . . . short R.C.P .... Dick . . .Loyal White . . . one of Mr. Benson's crew . . . . . . sense of humor . . . peaches Oklahoma . . . avid athlete . . . 'n' cream complexion . . . Bea- Carousel . . . R.C.P. con Business Manager . . . holds pop-over record . . . parlez-vous francais? FH its Scheman, Harriet ii-fm 1f'f '?' Schlansky, Susan M1 Hx 'I 'A ' x ,Sq l ily 49 Sherry . . . plays wild horn . . . XM, HI-FI's . . . skin diving expert . . . IU X ' x future Tommy Dorsey . . . sincere L ' . . . d fl b d . . . . sf Eastmij1V:,iS'clioZl ofaliflusidef . . one S N of Mr. Gilmore's gang Q as 1' Q w X 'X-5 7 4. I Schlieben, Sheridan Vg! : fx g Q3 , SQ C5 QD handsomest baby in Manhattan G.A.A .... Espanol. hospital Schneck, Stuart 5 5 u . . . green sweaters . . . track- Smiley . . . gullible gal . . . men . . . good guy . . where's Where's Marv? . . . Varsity cheer- the poker game this week? . . . leader . . . Kleenex anyone? . . . Schoenholtz, Judith 437 Schpoo . . . stamp collector . . . ZX A Q? 22253565 5 3 faiuiii Zliigfail vi 0 w 5 JF T 414 Z4ei?zIIjg?Z'l'Gl Egzgifeer . . . a Camp- f O-FLA' fqf A -ove if X I ,B ' X Don Saturio . . . Lawyer, Doctor, Schwartz, Richard Beth . . . Freckles . . . Business Editor of Yearbook . . . driving helmet . . . seen with Bonnie Sepner, Elizabeth Viv . . . future social worker . . U. of Pitt .... yell squad Capt .... Winnie . . . celery JL cream cheese fan . . . athletic . . . strikin hair Shambon, Vivian or Indian Chief? . . . Varsity ten- nis . . . Tell Tex, Remember the Alamo . . . the date is ..... Ralph . . . blond hair and hazel eyes . . . Mu Sigma . . . band and orchestra . . . Tufts bound . . .Bea- con sports writer . . . track . . . sports enthusiast . . . plays a wild trumpet . . . Honor Society Shendell, Jeffrey 1 fi' 2 f , , ga, 7 ' ifagyyayi 521, , ,, , up itmizm i ,Qt ?f ff f A e K f e me ' fha gif fem 8 Sherman, Ralph 56 TI-K ' 0 i W 'N Carol . . . black, black hair . . . 1 always talking. . . future veterinar- H: If rg, '11, l J., ian . . . bound for Post . . . eques- Q. X 0. ad iff trienne . . . Me gusta espanol? . . . ax A J Ralph . . . Hostel Club 41- 4112 -, 54:f'1- 5.5, ,:4 -,477i,, , ,- - 4, ' -,Z 1 Kazoo . . . R.C.P .... yearbook sport's editor . . . Junior Play . . . real clown . . . basketball . . . leader of all . . . What Johnny one eye Silverman Carol . . . one of the boys . . . Physics 7 Whiz . . . Honor Society Mike . . . Stevens, Here I come! . . . wrestling . . . Rocket Club . . . future engineer . . . radio whiz . . . Sherman, Stuart easy f0 get 1110113 with Phzl . . . future secretary . . . al- ways laughing . . . blond, blond hair . . . howdy . . . cutting cap- ers . . . athletic . . . records, records. Siegel, Michael Lynnie . . . wacky . . . Hilltop Shop . . . freckles . . . palette 62 brush . . . seen with Adrienne . . . um-m-m shenffs, Phyllis Pickles- W Z 57 Silversmith, Lynne A 1.,N'Ts- Pam , . . good kid . . . blue eyes '- l- , fx . . . Arsenic and Old Lace . . . Q , Latin Sch0lar?? . . . R.C.P. . . . , , finger in every pie. Q- f- ' ., 3 If 6 y v ee 'es fffflllllllltlll :N f 5 1 , x i 0 1 f Lanie . . . Queens bound . . . future opera star of the Met . . . R.C.P. . . . cock-eyed optimist . . . funny laugh . . . always has something nice to say A 5' ' , Stu . . . future doctor . . . Civil De- - 'V fense . . . Barbara . . . ivy dresser V . . . track man . . . one of the Jolly Simon, Elaine Fishermen . . . M's and T's Sally . . . just me . . . daily day- dreaming dilemma . . . future nurse .. .G.A.A. member. . . The Den . , . Madame Tebaldi . . . sports editor of yearbook . . . IX6 P.S.S.C. 7kf! Elaine . . . eye for the opposite sex . . . future buyer . . . a bit of a comic . . . Hilltop shop . . . Smith, Sally pizza . . . oh, those dark eyes 58 Zzzfi, 1 Solins, Pamela ,QW 'W 'HSM' K ' nv-1 .e I 4. 1' 1 ,. Spigel, Stuart ,fl f A Spillman, Elaine 41 My . xg! I W' MSS -is I x 7 z p fx 2 f, ff wigs ,1.41 'f ,- X , fun., Stein, Felice bu 1 Q ' iff Cookie . . . giggles . . . Madam Q' Pres. of Jr. Hadassah . . . future '- Q if L ' .N S receptionist . . . Florence Chad- V V img wick??? . . . Big brown eyes . . . g f savors sausage sandwiches . ' iy fl-'i creative arts , - ' fill Jolo . . . red hair . . . Air Force . . . Otto . . . too krazy over Kalbousi . . . always joking . . . basketball . . . blushing 3 Norm . . . Ham operator . , . fu- ture dentist . . . Science whizz . . . wrestling captain . . . great sense of humor . . . average man Joe - Szal-O, George named Norm. ,Q i Rich . . . seen with camera . . . future Business Exec like mus tard and pickles yo hablo es Stoner, N01-man panol? . . . football hero. VL ? 'Vg i ,, , s u V Sunshine, Gerald Jerry . . . girls . . . Varsity Club . . . I make a lot of noise, but I am always happy . . . tennis . . . glib emcee . . . booming baritone . , . . and the score goes up another notch. Taubin, Richard 59 1 Ros . . . wedding bells ahead . . . Bonnie . . . big brown eyes . . . chatterbox . . . member of Macy's seen with Beth . . . loves the junior mob . . . curly brown hair . . . boys . . . artistically inclined . . . artistic touch. one of Dr. Wasserman's girls. env Tedesco, Rosann Trabich, Bonny 'sg Tukie . . . Newberryis . . . future office worker . . . Fiuri . . . good cook . . . gay blade XXX W 1 L- . 1 pf - it 4- 1-if ' T k L' d 'g 55? 5 u C ln H tg: , if 3 K 'XT Y-Y' I il 1 V, Z' 'wir'-'M T eitler, Stuan Stu . . . tall, dark and quiet . Rich - . . Cornedian-1-+ - . .future loves the girls . . . cars, cars, cars lawyer . . . good ad libber . . . Jr. . . . plenty of artistic ability . . . Prom emcee . . . curly hair . . . hablo espanol? the Greeks had a name for it 60 Turen, Richard .l-ii Bill . . Ben Hogan . . . Pres. of Jacky . . . what color hair? . . . Ki Youth-Center. . .Miami U .... is sparkling eyes . . . bulky, baggy ' there a leak? . , . sharp sweaters sweaters . . . seen with Fran . . . ' Z? . . . new to R.H.S .... Seen Will! Roslyn infelligent,5'iaIf'?Q K Q Nina . X l Wachberger, William N N K Franny . . . long blonde hair . . . beautiful voice . . . slim . . . Maca- 1 roni and cheese crazed . . . Sal . . . accomplished violinist . . . seen with Sophie . . . one of Mr. Gil- more's gang. N l X XXXXX N A XX 5 J 25 S Turk, Jaclyn ff-x 43' Urcan, Frances Wagner, Peter P t . . . future mathematician . . . Ellen - - - Adelphi l70llfld - - - Typ- e e historian . . . record fan . . . Ameri- ing Elllf0f Of Y60 l700lC - - - fllfllfe ' l? can U .... Bohack boy . . . stew maltresse . . . yo habla espano 'n sodas. . . . ooh that bun . . . sugar and spice . . sincere friend . . . giggles. 61 Ushkow, Ellen Steve . . .golf pro . . . future lawyer Wass . . . future farmer . . . a hffflflng and 155711118 club . . . mighty smithy . . . jr.-high youth fraternity member . . . going to center . . . dig that jungle accent Miami of 01150 - - - 0719 Of MV- . . . hamburgers . . . track . . . Meagher S gang- cross country C -oe , ,ctc 0 ? Qipwsvwl. A V E fix? Q wi ,J b'eQ QM' y, XLQYYX- 'ff' Ar I KJ WW! ,, J f f , if Walker, Steven ESX XJ Wasserstrom, Richard Alex. . . tall, quiet. . .dreamy blue Dave . . . Michigan State . . . ad- eyes . . . loves to travel . . .avid vertising . . . member of Texas club member . . . nice guy . . . seen league . . . one of the Jolly Fisher- with Richie. man boys . . . soccer . . , photo bug. Wfww Wallach, Alex Weiner, David Bob . . . wanderful guy . . .type- Senor Sabio . . . Einstein, lookout! writer repairman . . . crazy white . . . President of Temple Youth Pontiac . . . girls, girls, girls. . . Group . . . Beacon Editor . . . accident anyone? . . . seen with photography fan . . . M.I.T. bound Alan . . . good personality . . . rocket expert . . . Honor Society awww Wander, Robert 62 Weinstein, Alan Claire . . . huh? . . . dreamy eyed Dee . . . staunch singing lover . . . . . . crazy laugh . . . Honor Society future foreign relations worker . . . .. . loyal friend. . . crunching cho- U. of Colorado . . . Vincent . . . colate chip cookies . . . big smile cactus fruit craver . . . blonde . . . parlez-vous francais? beauty we-ww-w Weinstein, Cl21i1'6 Winnek7 Delight Dick . . .R.C.P .... Roslyn Singers Barb , . . math lover A . . nice smile A V1 . . . CHARGE! . . . Boys' Octet . . . more ketchup please . . . if . . . good sense of humor creamy complexion . . . queen Of V ,V g ' the borscht . . . quiet . . . pleas- g- A l., ant . . . French Scholar fi 'I v 5 hV.hV J yfwrwvrq liil teity C Weissman, Richard Witt, Barbara Y . . . Elaine , . . Varsity Club Pete . . . cut-up in meat department . . . shy . . . future MD .... . . .Post. . . tall 'n dark.. .flashing Varsity basketball . . . Tennis . . . smile . . . pizza fan . . . football. H i-F i fan ,fin 5 43 ,M- Whyman, Andrew 63 Witting, Peter Bobbie . . . big blue eyes. . . high Joy . . . future organist . . . Blue stepping Majorette . . . pleasantly Chevy . . . a true friend . . . col- quiet . . . slim and trim . . . a hard lects clothes . . . Where's Lisa? working 801- . figure skater . . . long brown air. Wolf, Barbara Wrench, Joyce l :ef li z. we agc73'5 31Q r 'glitz' V h b h ll I ,- Tom t e Bom . .. man t e ti X . . . Varsity club . . . Syracuse . . . ' y aims in Business Administration ' . . . . football star. . . 29 0 5 i if A- 9' A fall: .gafVx'!Lw JL' fx fa yy are fx Lf 5 - X N ' jxjrl . V js 4 k X ,, X Q ...ffl 5 K VJ .1 WZ ,. fvs- 4 I e, X be o 5 ' ff! X X l CN fs Young Thomas - 1: t o our fn.- 'wwe 1' ' ff 1, b ff'--4 A 6 ,gf'YX' .ff H Carole . . . colorful clothes . . . Nina . . . boys, boys, boys, espe- art education . . .Stu and stew . . . Cially Bill . . . trim di neat . . . Adelphi bound . . .Hablo espanol? yearbook advertiser . . . Seven . . . Junior Hadassah . . . blonde Lively Arts . . . love that boy . . . pagebgy neat dresser. Walloch, Carole 64 Zvlif, Nina P r ,X ,, N f 3 I f? 'x Ioan Messing, Fred Damski ,f-,R 0 BEST BUILT f . ig? A K x , Sue Ringhoff, George Komendan! MOST GULLIBLE 1 X OM 5. Alice Adelman. George Achritelli Gio' , . f X' xx 1 Q, X QI, v Mosr VERSATILE Iim Robinson, Nancy Eile In C1 'U rn FU A5 5 E er-1 N0 www em 1 9 M 7 X! 7 .1'k, ,ell . cw I MOST HBND'SCW,mllOST BEAUTIFUL - l all 4 Ki nssr MA NERED i of . G le, M fi ,, ffl Y' ' Paul Guqlielmino, Sue Ringhoif Fran Andresen. Ionas Rosenfield J cu cmss Armsrs SI-IQRTEST M Y 1 , A,,. ,L x Q X Scoti Feldman, Ianie Ginsberg ' fe V7 1 ' 2' im, , , cs, gf: QM. f gn , .,.f , -M ii I g: , 2 y' 3 fl, ,V lk Garyn Landis, Phil Iaillite, Nancy Goldberg f, Q f V x 1 -I G L A f an J M T 1 noll M M of Qggg21ff?LAss comnnmusv M in Gloria Rosen. Mike Crichton 66 I , v if if l Iackie Renke. Rich Turen, Iris Messenger 1 ,.,.-- . yy, X, 'fr CLASS WRITERS ,gy ' VV -iff l 'W ,,,,V,. L A 1 f'fy. f, f , S , f ' 'ef i - Aw, I -wa , , I 5 MOST ARGUMENTATIVE X Liz Blum, Bob Roseniield V, . X , w cuss Acrons ff-XX l x X . ' x WA L, , 1 . N 1 X x ff ff I x I gf' ZX Stu Sherman, Sue Schlanslry , CW dd , 1' ' Mosr BASHFUL , Tom Glannon, Linda Kakonen f 7 CLASS IgiiiEAlVI.ERS , rr , ,SM Noel Schackner, Sally Smith 1960 Mike Crichion, Barbara Addison cLAss MUSIClANS Sue Belink, Sheridan Schlieban P L W X if ' M 1557, ,, ff i 4 KWX V.::, I X x ,Z 'QA s'r LIISAELY xo r- fiia ff 4,,, ,yn V , K v CLASS FLIRTS Earle Low, Mik Roger Kellerman, Alice Adelman , Mos'r ATHLETIC Earle Marie Low, NOISIEST 1: ,za L7 Q S iid 'W Mike Radash f mi 'A 'Q if 1 ,nazi ,A f Audrey Fink, Alan Klasield ,,,' 'I , MOST BRILLIANT ,, xl i,.ii Q LSEQEJ ff , ,-gr city? 5 , W X , A , L Y' e Crichton, Carol Becker V ,,:-, fi, . new' -'If' Q Biff' , ,:ff'j 525:13 mv my ' EE iilgisf' W., t- ' tg 53, seg. , 4-,gf 'W f vin M 17? 3' 28' ' ga 4 31: , BEST DRESSED t Audrey Knowlan, Stu Speigal , ' Jw, ,ff X , 2 , CLAiS SINGERS 5 x Sue Belink, Fred Damski Alan Weinstein, Claire Weinstein E v S S S S N S fi Ei S S Y S S Q A S ,Q Qi Z ff Z Z Zf 6 4 Z Q ae 7 2 , 9' Z 2 3 Z ? 5 Z Z4 1 1 ,r3:Z517SfXl an I 1 is P H 5, up 5 5: i A it.. aff? tn- - ZW' fs . , I' , ' '11 2. , e James Robinson Joan Messing :va-ffwx Michele Goldstein Judy Hadnagy . l if ' 1 f Y' ' ',V, ,zu-'Ha . sw I 1 , , rv s 'wx i NX ff 'N t ls. i 2 w -X, ' f ., ,sss l it nfl ity Q Fred Damski Michael Crichton . . OFFICERS Roslyn High School boasts a G.O. which is one of the best in its history. Due to its hard-working members and its capable leadership, the G.O. has been eihciently runqand has produced many Wonderful accomplishments. This year, as well as expanding its former activities, the G.O. has set in motion the machinery for securing an exchange student for Roslyn High. '?x f '7 '.M' . ,g V. It e l l if Jfff V ' N ' wg .fix ,Q g Richard Hiller 70 f 71 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cleft to rightj Paul Guglielmino, CV.P.j, Nancy Eile, CSec'ty.J, John Magnuson, CPres.j, Roger Kellerman, CTreas.J. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Dennis Becker fv.p.j, Eric Brondfield ftreasj, Richard Hiller Cpres.j, Dexter Jejords Csecj. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS fleft to rightj Richard Runtsey, fTreas.j, Richard Rosso- rnando, CV.P.j, Michael Phillips, CPres.J, Christine Schillig CSec'tyJ. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS fleft to rightj Robert Sunshine ftreasj, Marlene Gold- stein Csec.J, Steven Gassman Cpresj, Robert Peele Cv.p.J. C' SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL . U Iseated left to rightj J. Nemerov, J. Radam, P. Guglielmtno, N. Elle, J. Magnuson, N. Cogut, R.KeIIerman. Standing fleft to rightj M. Greco, S. Soigel, S. Patterson, S- Ferngren, M. Blum, B. Crain, E.M. Low, N. Stoller, J. Messing, H. Scheman. 4- I . HO OR SOCIETY gg! This year, with forty-two members, the Roslyn High School Honor Society, while still demanding excellence in scholarship, has placed greater emphasis on the importance of good citizenship in determining qualiiications for mem- bership. Representing the highest honor bestowed upon a student by the faculty, the Society more than ever before is an active group, an important aid to the school and its students. .f .xnffaiv -15? 5 is V xw, l HALL FAME JOHN MAGNUSON I ss X ff My if Q g 2 3? . ' wf'4 fMqp7-Y, f ' a '?' SY if ' '. Rf , , V1 ,gif-, W fiilr ' MICHAEL CRICHTON ,y GEORGE JOHNSON FRED DAMSKI ALLAN WEINSTEIN JAMES ROBINSON M Z Z z 7 Z J 1 f Z J V . . - OFFICER FW. AS-Q Z .2 Q b of 3 Left to right, J. Robinson, T. O'Hara, W. Evans, R. Lerner. Back row: S. Ferngren, W. Crain, S. Dubner, M. Crichton, G. Johnson, J. Magnuson, S. Dichter. Second row: L. Merrow, R. Bayer, M. Radasch, G. Kommendant, R. Lerner, R. Ramsey, W. Evans, A. Whyman, T. Young. Front row: S. Schneck, N. Stoller, J. Robin- son, R. Kellerman, L. Axel, J. Dehoust, J. McCann. y w . N .IQUI P X Claus 'i C0 TR Kneeling-left to right: J. Reitman, T. Patterson, R. Rumsey, T. Glannon, G. Johnson, J. McCann, R. Wasserstrom, S. Sclzneck. Standing left to right: Mr. Albertson, Mr. Steere, A. Blitzer, J. Ayers, B. Tribken, B. Bryant, B. Berrnan, A. Bell, J. Beckerrnan, A. Karmin, D. Becker, A. Bedell, R. Netter, Mr. Bayern. Roslyn's Harriers, perenially undefeated in dual meets, again were undefeated for the fifth successive year. For the second time, in as many years, they also copped the Section B North Shore Athletic League CNSALJ championship and competed in the state meet. Jim McCann and Richard Rumsey placed first and second respectively in the Section meet, a feat rarely accomplished. With most of the top material remaining on the team, Coach Albertson sees continued triumphs next year. l P V w .145 3 , E 'm l 5 Fullback through the middle, R. Hiller hands of to fullback, Tom Young, as Winnie Evans executes fake. I FQOT few K V 41 , fu,-,K 1,-, 5, t NM., ' J LV if ,,.. f l X 'Z .4 f 5.5 f , me ,,,. f The 1959 football season saw Roslyn harness its largest squad in recent years. Spearheaded by the all-scholastic play of Winfield Evans and the continued able coaching of Mssrs. Croghan, Sondericker, and Patterson the Hilltoppers ran up a respectable 3-4 record against a more able and experienced new league. With many sophomores and juniors returning next year, the coaches and student body expect the team to reach new heights. Roslyn touchdown ahead! Winnie Evans dashes for goal as Mike Radash runs perfect interference. rv ,wt f K ,Z .W .,g. O f 4 1 l me fa. A' ' fu we - W 1 2 it V 1.4 . 5 .4 4 QQ ' fiagyijglf, ami :iz l f ' szf . Vg, ,Ga 'fwzfytffaiv fQA,c,f' , gp f.,,wf, 'eff' J-V, , ff ,wr p if , , - 0, K e ,nj i:C ',vs xg, .ki . , , , WW W ,o f , Q ..,,., , ,, 'f Mya' fa 'V n11,:.Q,w,y,', A 221' 1 X Anxious moment . . . Coach Croghan surveys action as bench yells encouragement. ffif ,ft 3 . lg. Wm , 1 Q Qfrifwxff' ,f?'f ' gy A .5 . I ,Z . vfxft. C , :l l , J :HA f: f 1 I AP , , fqwfe .Ear t ll!!! ',:'y7bfQfZif, X 54,2414 ' f' f, , W l l . Wifi . q tif ff f fl iits ,cii .if X i ' ,. 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Jejfords, R. Min- ieri, R. Slayde, R. Archer. fourth row fleft to rightj M. Farber, P. Engman, C. DeMe0, H. Lewin, M. McCurdy, E. Bronfield, R. Ab- elson, R. Golding. Roland fBuddyj Hayes dashes OH bench as Roslyn Mascot Samson playfully toys with he realizes half time has been over for five innocent onlooker. minutes. Football: Roslyn's Sizeable II . . . Line, left to right: George Linck, Mike Radash, Carmen De Mao, Steve Ferngren, Stuart Alexander, John Magnuson, George Kommendant. Backfield: Terry 0'Hara, Tom Young, Richie Hiller, Winfield Evans. Winnie Evans, 36, shows all-scholastic form in end run. Mike Radasch, 34, gets set to block. f...-..Y,...-Q-1-uuuuggg-'...,.. ' 'A . ' if i v E ' j H ,f g 3 '5 f Q. iii' 4 e-.., if V: Z.. Q . W A .,..,, ,. ew ,, A . 5 if H if ' iv 1 1 , I -V K A . . x., 4 , Y 5 -.,..,,,., 1 -s W T Q 'A f 'V 21 T, , 4 .,.. To ,,,,,, A , , xzgvgqvgfi ,ggg g V g A f H . . ,Wx,..m ...www A -f , , .K ww-A-H We M M - 1 Atli , , .... I1 n ,H ,- ,M A. -g5,.....,,-ss .Q,.,,-,,f,f,.,.,,,.,,.,,,.,,. ,',,,,,,...,,,M5 f ,, 3 1 iz, ' 57 '?-11. ' g.w-1f.w'e Q. . g,5,,,f f. BASKET 6- 40t '2 ' 347 NQQ, VARSITY PLAYERS fleft to rightj Dale Terrill, George Achritelli, Lary Axel, Jerry Sun- shine, Jim Robinson, Jim McCann, Steve Blanc, Howie C1'on, Rich Hiller, George Linck, Steve Dichter, Mike Radasch, Mike Crichton. STANDING Mr. T. Tucholski, R. Kellerman fmgrj, Coach J. Lettera, KNEELING R. Furman, Noel Schackner. Roslyn's basketball squad had its best year ever, finishing first in its league. Ad- mirable performances were made by each member of the team, co-captained by Steve Blanc and Mike Radash. High scorers were Mike Crichton and Mike Radash. The most consistant performers were George Achritelli, Jim Robinson, Dale Terrill, Howie Cion, and Steve Dichter. The highlight of the year wasiour team's victory over Manhasset, played at Manhasset. The final score was 65-57, giving Roslyn the right to participate in the county playoffs. 5 Nine of the team's members were seniors, with three underclassmen who remain to carry over our excellent record to next year. BALL , J. V. BASKETBALL STANDING Cleft to rightj Ronnie Ostrow, Buddy Banker, Jej' Smith, Bob Bryant, Steve Stelzer, Eric Brondjield, Joe DeMoch, Terry O'Hara, Dave McCurty, Mickey Targoff, Angus Phillips, Ted Satzler, Roger Abelson, Coach Herbert Sondericker. KNEELING Ken Ruth, Russ Haber fmgrj, Roger Levine. .gg lfgzznffggx . ' -K u Q W - -MM V -.1 nf OCCE fy. R wg? ,.,- .,,,,fw,,a,,-wg :squirm X 3-gn, nmamS7rffzge.:vsvE ' ' h?N:f15m,Qsvf?w-vgaafztr . iii' ' 2 1 -..' ' -,J - Wammwwtitgkagx -2 . ttf.. 'Q t .1 - wamwuaafszrmrmra Q ' IF WWW. ' L : R 3343955 f Hi-mvluulnnfamnnf ' -tm? mumounsunggmnmwaifg e f wgiaif? L -np2Jn'9?'m73aV7v3?1W ' vi' P zi? cv-1, '-',,. I 1 ' gvsrvivcsg. ,- t ' 4 - ., -W . ' t, t ,5 9- ft f ggi ' wr. an ,. zfggw 'X I1 J 3 ,-. 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They have scored victories against Island Trees, With the high scoring Ron Duchnoski as a catylst, the North Shore, and Westbury. R FLE This year's rifle team has risen to new heights. Under the able guidance of Mr. Robert McGrath the team has won all of its matches with the high scoring of Bob Gault and Bob Bagellaar. Tl , , ..,... ...,,,.. , ,WW ,fs .Aww Standing Cleft to rightj Mr. McGrath, S. Slzewood, Manager, N. Hollander, D. Jones, R, Cousy, R. Renner, Mr. Gagnon. Kneeling-R. Baggelaar, R. Peele, R. Gault. 83 Standing, left to right: Mr. Rogan, J. Cornell lmanagerj, E. O'Schevsky, D. Shencavitz, P. Shencavitz, H. Riz- ZUIIO, G. Morrison, H. Rudd, W. Evans, B. Hays, R. Dubner, S. Dubner, N. Stoller fco-captainj, Mr. Loreg. Kneeling, left to right: J. Lorner, R. Berman, D. Schlieban, A. Bill, P. Schwarz, G. Alyood, D. Becker, S. Gluckman, J. Klar, A. Grobstein. Camera Shy: J. DeHonst leo-captainj. RE TLI This year Roslyn's matmen have had a good season under the expert coaching of Mr. Loret and Mr. Rogan. The team was sparked by the wrestling captain Norm Stoller. 84 -4. ' H - ,-f. , 1.-1, , Q .f - ,.Mf7?flZ . 1-'.7ffif2,: ,. , A, 1 1 , 'f ffh -1 -' P A R W-. gi ., . ,..,.M+s.M,AWA-:mm 1, , - . .upfffffi .. I W-7f ?'h m' -V Ni 5 V f ' - - . ,lzhf-4 . - -V1 ' L-'L f 7'l'f7?,2k-- SQ' '.- f . -4,-GST..-C: f' --.f Y M P , -- 1 A 'ff' I , Lf-fx ' 142 . ,, , , . -- ffvigyj fi I- , - N V- . fl, 4 R 'A - . M , My , fn - NA: . vw, w - ,' gif' 2, .51 ' 5 - Rf. .wg-gvw' , 'f .. - , t i Standing, lefr to right: Mr. Moore, M. Targoff, S. Dichter, M. Radash, R. Singer, D. Terrill, T. Sattler, L. Braun. Kneelinghleft to right: W. Crain, R. Ostrow, G. Linck, S. Blane, R. Hiller, J. Robinson, H. Cion. 85 I 1 wi! vlx Eli ,z an vz: . P! I GOLF f Standing Cleft to rightj J. Shendell, J. Sunshine, R. Rosenfeld, J. Nemerov, A. Whvman, R. Kellerman, Kneeling-M. Fine, P. Schwartz, E. Dworkin. This season the netman coaching was shared between Mr. Meagher and Mr. Ray Grossman. The season had few bright spots, but Jeff Nemerov did take one set from Herb Fitzgibbon, state champ. Mr. Gross-man had high praise for the sophomores on the squad and anticipates a better record next year. Left to right W Pryor J Haber R Lerner Mr. Horn has high hopes for the all-senior golf , team this year. Headed by the low scoring of Ronf i Duchnowski and Ralph Lerner, the team practices the Engineers Golf Club. The team may even an opportunity to practice at the Sam Snead golf course. Zz 88 Q.-2' CHEERLEADERS , Q '-- - 1-, f , ,.,., , f . EEEE it f - 1. ' s ew , , A.-, , ' 1', D , 1' ' 'i EE l EEEE EEEE e EE E it R f EEEf lllrl A EQ E E f it is EEE? i, l E E E it7f?rfrlffffifif R Ef l if 'A' E E E E E E E tllttlE1l?ifrSLBr0WH1 E L11f:'?liIf'iH1f2i1EBYQWIY5 i Ioan Goldman 7 v f 1 O , P553 2 E - -...1... Q E Alice Adelmahl A A ' . 312 . A - VQ ' i M 5 v, 'P 5 1 -5 Michele Goldstein 'wi ,yi ' HE-E E -P' Ellen Alpert ICO-Capt,j ' 'xif A ,iL.? .yfjj ' Jane Ginsberg . lllll Glifellfliihflflfhiilirfl llll . T Judy 101165 E -' J R llll ll R ' ll ll llll E E Vx Vzrrlgk .... AAA- f llll ' ll llll R ChCfY1?L0fif1d1i llllll E ' f -,,,-.,f-..f.., ,4 ypuww .naw f , , E XQ ,,, , 5 v 1' V MK Q , RE' l a U . K I K5 ,V A i ' , V x , , , , ,. ,V,VV, ff,,,,H,,k ' ' ',', , f' f ff , ,v :4fi,r5'?'Z. ff' FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS E Left to Right: Phyllis Deutsch, Marlene Gold- stein, Karen Leonard, Kim Crichton. Missing: Sue Draizen, Ellen Rapp. E , X. W MAJORETTE Pat QEJM, 5.2 -J L mff, f l M CD ,. X, Nancy Kern N 114 'V A Q Margaret Ochtera ....,-i-.4.....y....-T-i---. 1 .A ?'.5 ? .A f i -1, ' Stephanie Sprzng l l M Majorettes ana' Mascot in full dress A ' ' . f iw ., ' ' 'X ' ' ' L . -H ' ,QQ ,,,, '. fl, Hendra MOF8l'fC0'CAPT X Q K , ,i.i,,,K 4 'W x gay' 4 L...,.,.,. ........i.i..-....-- M s Marcia Grella 'Xa fk.,, f vggggei? 5 .Q fe.,-Q aas- Arlene Leonard :gf ,... , K I' ' Q Ellen Chaprack Pat Morel fMASCOTJ ,.1.1i-lq-:11i- wx E ? E Q Y I u I Z 4 4 1 4 li V I I, is I 1. 5 z 3 I x I I -.rf ,ff- 4 ff. ff ,fwf Left to Right: lst row seated: Dorothy Krug, Bonita Oliva, Pat Rafferty, Iris Schneider, Linda Entrup, Rita Fishkin, Barbara Smith, Linda Smith, Janet Krackenberg. 2nd row seated: Mary Dundatscheck, Judy Kaczanowski, Pinnie Brown, Alverta Brown, Ellen Epstein, Sue Brasner, Paula Munyer, Jane Littman, Linda Yanover, Hedda Stober, Margaret Malewitz, Wendy Gold. 3rd row seated: Zola Alt- man, Diane Johnson, Sue Runge, Judy Polkowitz, Laurie Sills, Betsy Crum, Judy Benbasset, Diana Davis, Roberta Dangler. Standing: Barbara Clark, Ginny Longo, Judy Hadnagy, Linda Colten, Pat Rizzo, Diane Beardslee, Nancy Corn, Toni James, Karen Brown, Sandy Pomerant, Marcia Abram- owitz, Beth Wingate, Barbara Bauer, Sharon Saward. For those girls who have chosen to spend much of their time in girls' sports after school, Roslyn has a type of sports honor society. Our Girls' Athletic Associa- tion is for girls who have qualilied by participating in no less than three sports. Through the able leadership of its otlicers Sports Nite, the highlight of the girls, sports year, and the final G.A.A. banquet is arranged. This is not including the hosting done by these three girls when other schools visit competition meets. J' fiil f R itiisrt.,t. p,-,, ,,,. L fffgtfilq , K p g ,tt ,ttt t g, gi, V , figwi V H -Vf, , NANCY EILE JUDY HADNAGY BARBARA CLARK President Secretary Treasurer 92 DA CE Left to Right: Top: Barbara Gladstone, Joan Gropper, Judy Polkowitz, Lori Stodel, Barbara Miller, Pat Fry. Middle: Eileen Epstein, Ann Agatston, Janice Perlman, Karen Brown, Elaine Brown, Linda Colten, Nina Kaplan. Bottom: Alice Adelman, Jane Montage, Zenia Burek. The after-school activities girls participate in are not only for their own amusement, but are a means of deepening their interests and abilities. Modern Dance does both. Dan- cing, such as these girls exhibit, demonstrates the creative- ness, grace and coordination useful to any young lady. Thar ain't hay, brother- . . . so she has 300 in her 10th frame. BOWLI Wednesday afternoon to those girls out for bowling means an afternoon of real fun! At the Roslyn Bowling Alley, a good time and high bowling scores mix Well. The girls seem to have a knack for making strikes an-d easily picking up spares to raise scores and spirits even higher. There lhey gojjjff Penny and Toni-Gee, that's great!!! 93 BA KETBALL Qtfiifw . B in Left to right: seated: Hendra Morel fcaptainj, Fran Kotowski, Judy Polkowitz, Barbara Klo- cek, Mary McCarthy, Earle Marie Lowe fcaptainj kneeling: Judy Kemper, Pat Rizzo, Carol Brager, Pat Dodson, Betsy Crurn, Bonnie Lane, Sally Smith, Linda Barr, standing: Cojficialsj Linda Colten, Toni James, Diane Beardslee. missing: Sue Ringhojf Cmanagerj To the boys, our game of basketball is unfathomableg girls' rules are quite different from those used by boys! But Roslyn girls support our basketball games and enjoy playing as well as being spectators. Our girl teams are good, not only in play against each other, but in competition with other schools. l Stretch Hold on to it, Bonnie! Make it, Wendy-' Heads HP-' VOLLEY BALL ffl , , , t i , f , N , . S' J it t J Q if ff f s J , W ,, , , M, ., X. X. A .,, f , Seated: Judy Benbasset, Beth Wingate, Betty Oschner, Teddy Reyling, Jayne Goldstein fmanagerj, Rita Fishkin, Michel Hearn, Sandy Gow, Jane Montaigne, Maureen Doherty. Kneeling: Alberta Brown, Sue Bernstein, Margot Upman, Sharon Saward, Linda Entrup, Linda Yanover, Barbara Bauer, Linda Radak, Marcia Abramowitz, Sue Runge, Barbara Harpern, Barbara Bund. Standing: Laurie Sills, Joyce Tannen, Toni James, Sue Schurgin, Eleanor Perlmutter, Leslie Bailey, Jeri Lou Kerns, Chris Callahan, Joan Gropper, Nina Kaplan, Julia 'Ldssen, Pat Fry, Barbara Clark, Joan Callahan, Pinnie Brown, Barbara Smith, Hedda Slober, Sue Epstein, Valerie Seeger, Zenia Burke, Helene Simorowski. in ,A 1' r X SIDE OUT! POINT! These two familiar cries ring forth from the girls, gym. Itls volleyball sea- son and there's no mistaking, this is the favorite sport of all concerned. Anxious moment, huh? 1 x , M1 Altogether now, I-2-3 She'll make this one! t it, Sue! 95 A ll Set! Here comes Patty- Hendra Morel literally flips over trampoline! - NIP AND TRANIP HOCKE Around Roslyn's hockey field, it's best to guard your shins against low-flying hockey pucks and hockey sticks. Our hockey teams, under the expert supervision of Miss Hamel, have shown their valor in winning competitions. Against such schools as North Shore, we showed our prowess, and proved it again by placing second in a scheduled playday with several other schools. i - mt AWK' Trampoline and hi-jump are arts to be accomplished by the perserverance and skill of the individual. The sturdy athletes who achieve success at these sports, should receive great credit. Roslyn is fortunate in having facilities that give all a chance to participate in these two unique activities. Ovefr-Earle! 96 lv .5 I 2 U3 V x A 'A 'X ff ,- X, ,,. ww '11, ,R 64? Y xc :A A il zi e .0 'Q M , af H'-fun f, 55 Q-.. '--,.....,,..h.-.Nt-M -0, is We? N'-J ,JS Q K :L ,.,, I ,, I x ff r.',ivm1muN ., . 4 x.., - A ,-:M ,P z. M52 4 ff if ffzf fa ,, f-'ef-fy, ff ., , fa . kr . 4,357 x f X35 Eff 75' .E asf, ,by kr' Z5 1 First row, left to right: M. Kaufman, G. Mills, J. Auerbach, N. Cogut, J. Bell Second row, left to right: S. Patterson, H. Console, H. Patterson, G. Diskin, M Crichton, H. Bikoff, S. Schlansky, J. Radam, B. Witt. Third row, left to right: S. Lehrer, A. Kantrow, J. Lassen, E. Moore, T. Bugsch, S. Freireich, C. Weinstein, D. Jones, Miss Clark. X. Fixx S ANISH SOCI L CL B LATIN CL B The big event of the Spanish Social Club is its trip to the city to see a Broadway show, go to a mu- seum, and eat in a Spanish restau- rant. Guest speakers are often in- vited to speak to the members of the club. Front row, kneeling, left to right: J. Horvath, E. Chaprack, S. Spring, J. Seigel, M. Fishkin, B. Jacoby, E. Kleinman, A. Wyle, R. Churgin, S. Zane, P. Gross. Seated, left to right: B. Epstein, S. Runge, L. Naren, J. Benbasset, A. Adleman, C. Brager, B. Davidson, S. Horton, J. Renke, D. Daub, J. Rothenberg. Standing, left to right: P. Marmon, R. Lamborn, J. Busch, M. Schvantz, J. Carena, S. Bernstein, A. Graze, J. Polkowitz, J. Shendell, P. Kaye, L. Braun, B. Clark, M. Greco, S. Pomerant, M. Hell- man, J. Agren, D. Heller, B. Shapiro. lO2 'I l fl W FRE CH1H CL B The purpose of the French II Club, which is newly formed this year, is to enrich the student's knowl- edge of French culture and language. Some of the activities include a trip to New York City for a movie and a meal in a French restaurant. First row, left to right: D. Messinger, C. Weiss, B. Wingate, R. Haber. Second row, left to right: M. Wilens, A. Davidson, R. Spielman, D. Moel, H. Console, S. Groskin. Third row, left to right: B. Hauptman, L. Shauber, P. Weinberg, M. Zucker, K. Hash- inall, A. Russek, P. Neustein. Q Q' fflfl FRE CH HI CL B The purpose of the French III Club is to develop conversational French. The members put on origi- nal French puppet shows with hand made puppets, and interview re- source people. First Row, left to right fseatedj: D. Monto, L. Stodel, S. Cheirgin, E. Epstein, E. Perl- mutter, I. Prescottano. Second Row, fstandingj: S. Taubkin, I. Schneider, L. Colten, M. Blum, J. Goldstein, A. Deutsch, K. Waterson, K. Howe, A. Edleman, Miss Audevart. IO3 3 4 X' YM S! First row, left to right: R. Fishkin, J. Burke, J. Montag, N. Kaplan, N. Moore, J. Robertson. Second row, left to right: B. Davidson, L. Naren, L. Krantz, B. Jacoby, H. Scheman, I. Messinger, C. Farrer. Third row, left to right: L. Entrup, P. Namzoff, M. Fishkin, E. Ushkow, M. Kieselstien, J. Lamm, M. Kamile, C. Brager, D. Daub, P. Kaye, J. Davidson, A. Goodman, M. Levin. 'S First row, left to right: M. Bressler, M. Andrews, L. Buckman, S. Taubin. Second row: J. Slutsky, V. Eldredge, P. Marman, I. Ladimer, L. Dornbrand. Third row: E. Simon, A. Bernstein L. Engelstein, T. Pursely, R. Burkett, L. Addison, S. Kemelhor, Mr. Hotaling. l 104 LIVELY ARTS CL B The Seven Lively Arts Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Tsui is a the various group which delves into artistic forms-literature, music, art, the dance, etc. The club travels to New York to hear the opera and to see the ballet recitals, and guest spea- kers attend the meetings to lecture on the different types of art. LIEAN CE The Line and Cue Club gives Fresh- man and Sophomores the opportunity to learn the basic concepts of acting, staging, directing, and make-up. Mem- bers hope to be active in dramatic events given in school. DEBATING CL B The Debating Club gives students an opportunity to participate in de- bates with other schools on Long Is- land, and to attend several events- such as a model Congress and tourna- ment at NYU. Members work for a goal-membership in an honorary de- bating society, the National Forensic League. O N soAp! FUBUM CL B The Forum Club is open for mem- bership to Seniors only. It attempts to aid the members in gaining knowledge concerning contemporary news, wheth- er it be local, national, or interna- tional. Attempts are made to have interesting personalities speak on countries they have visited. l U Q5 ff 1' .str al gif '. ' 543 - Q 'Q ni First row, left to right: A. Kantrow, E. Perlmutter, M. Hillman, A. Agatston, P. Gill, L. Perly, M. I. Kaufman. Second row, left to right: E. Epstein, B. Clark, A. Deutsch, J. Gordon CTreas.J, Mr. Katz, V. Sherman tPres.J, K. Goodman CSec.J, C. Rosevear, P. Weinberg. Third row, left to right: L. Schauber, A. Brill, S. Freireich, J. Kellerman, C. Hatounian, M. Uppman, B. Saltz, C. Schillig, S. Conrad, C. Greebel, L. Orans, I. Perlman. Fourth row, left to right: R. Fuchs, B. Newman, M. Stan. 1 l First row, left to right: J. Schoenholtz, B. Crum, J. Radam, P. Moreland, L. Barr, D. Kruschel. Second row, left to right: S. Feldman, J. Dehoust, C. Silverman, G. Johnson, N. Eile, R. Kellerman, R. Lerner, J. Magnuson. Third row, left to right: R. Gilbert, E. Meyer, S. Dubner, R. Furman, M. Crichton, J. Larsen, M. Radasch, J. Nemerov, Mr. Starbird. 105 - l 5--'lfrl----4s....n.vf it 'Eli 'gl' I l.,l ..'a ij fl! ' 2 X :E ist Q A':'q -lil..-1 iMATHjTEAMf Members of the Math team delve into math topics not usually discussed in class. Students also compete in Nassau County math contests. l 3 First row, left to right: B. Skeist, R. Gilbert, N. Cogut, A. Weinstein, B. Witt S. Feldman. Second row, left to right: S. Taubkin, P. Scesney, J. Haber, R Kellerman, S. Schneiderman, D. Jones, E. Low, Mr. DiLuna. GEO ETRY CL B First row, left lo riglzl: Mr. Spzlrlltlbcr, R. Spitanik, W. Caplan, l,. Addison, Mr. jen- scn, Sr'f0n1l1'o11', lwfl In riglzlz li. Sosnc, KI. Underwood, R. Sackler, M. -Croticn. A i l06 Q . air 'Q 'Yi' CHEMISTRY CL B The aim of the Chemistry Club is to further the student's understanding of chemistry in his daily life. The club plans to cover a rich assortment of activities during the school year. Firsl row, left to right: G. Barnes, C. Finlayson, E. Kleiman. Second row, left to right: P. Scesney, S. Taubkin, S. Feldman, J. Goldstein, L. Lefkowitz, E. Low, N. Stoller, B. Saltz, G. Galson. Third row, left to right: R. Raabe, C. Tillson, A. Spector, C. Greeble, A. Winston, N. Weiner, M. Ulshen, S. Schneiderman, C. Brown, M. Riley, Mr. Zobian. CIE C CLUB The Science Club presents an op- portunity to delve further into the areas of nature. Knowledge will be gained by club projects and field trips. Silling, left to right: G. Moskowitz, D. Rall, D. Moore, Slmzrlilzg, lejl lo riglzl: R. Gard ner, J. Mlilson, Mr. Curtis, M. Trcmhicki. IO7 RO LYN SIN GERS ROSLYN SINGERS: first row, left to right: Z. Altman, W. Meyers, M. Mines, M. Grotin, M. Yospin, R. McLacy, S. Lehrer, Z. Berke. Second row: J. Martin, J. Wasserstrom, S. Smith, C. Hatounian, E. Simon, S. Belink, L. Sills, R. Herbert, L. Wagner. Third row: Mrs. Golden, R. Weissman, S. Schlieben, P. Gug- liomino, E. Everett, N. Kaplan, A. Phillips, W. Weschler, R. Weissman, Dr. Grossman. ROYAL BLUES Kneeling, left to right: H. Druss, L. Levy, M. Farber, P. Colpaugh, R. Wright. Standing, left to right: Mr. Gilmore, S. Belink, T. Capabianco, L. Leftkowitz, D. Weiss, S. Schlieban, B. Rosenfield, D. Becker, R. Sherman, B. Bryant, S. Ferguson. CHORUS IO8 . . 7 . 31 . ' fi 'V 5 f SECTION OF ROSLYN CHORUS: frst row, left to right: J. Tannen, J. Wasserstrom, V. Sherwin, C. Kramer, E. Perlmutter, C. Callahan. Second row: B. Rieser, L. Sills, A. Shelden, R. Herbert, S. Belink, C. Hackmeyer, S. Lehrer, L. Meyerson, S. Heyman, J. Yampol. Third row: Dr. Grossman, S. Smith, R. Weissman, Z. Berke, M. Uppman, N. Fry, B.,Kahn, C. Hatounian, E. Simon, G. Landis, Z. Altman, J. Lassen, M. Fishkin, N. Zolit, N. Kaplan, R. Churgin, Fourth row: P. Gugliomino, F. Damski, W. Wachsberger. Camera shy, A. Braveman. HI TOBY CL B The purpose of the History Club is to stimulate an interest in history and probe deeper into the study of it. Some of the activities of the club are trips to the United Nations and Hayden Planetarium, and to invite speakers for the club. ,IOUBNALISM CL B First row, left to right: G. Meyer, B. Burkett, R. Gilbert, A. row, left to right: J. Kerns, H. Bikoff, E. Kleiman, L. Sills, B. Bauer, L. Schauber, K. Hashmiel. Third row, left to right: A. Whyman, S. Ferguson, I. Rosenfield, J. Haber, C. Tilkson, T. Runge, C. Greebel. W. Crain, R. Auerbach, J. Shendell, S. Chodrow, Mr. Howard. ,X M-I1 The Journalism Club prepares students for :fi future editorship and teaches them printing . I F D s techniques. In order to obtain a position on the l .f' Beacon staff, one must be a member of this 'Q sf 3? , club. lO9 Seated, left to right: Mrs. Ramee, Faculty Ad- visor, D. Jones Treas., R. Furman Vice. Pres., S. Feldman Pres., A. Brill Sec. Standing, Hrs! row: J. Auerbach, M. Steiglitz, A. Bernstein, J. Littman, C. Rosevear, M. Yospin, S. Kenelhorr, J. Gordon, I. Schneider, R. Haber. Standing, left to right: P. Weinberg, B. Bund, M. Stein, E. Dworkin, A. Winston, P. Furman, J. Kellerman, J. Larsen, H. Lefkowitz, D. Ranzer. Left to right seated: L. Kranz, A. Leonard, R. Wilson, E. M. Low, J. Rosenfield, N. Stoller, M. Uppman, Mrs. Cassel, J. George. Left to right standing: M. Hearn, T. Pursely, J. Cornell, D. Beardslee, G. Barnes, S. Runge, A. Wallack, A. Spector, A. Brill, S. Feldman, R. Fuchs, M. J. Kaufman, J. Robinson, D. Jones. The Hostel Club is a unique club both in its purpose and HO function. Its aim is to promote group living. To do this the mem- bers go on trips-skiing bicycling hiking-to New Hampshire, CL B Washington D.C., and other interesting areas. SPANISH CONVERSATIUNAL CLUB Front row, left to right: J. Siegal, B. Rieser, A. Wyle. Seated, left to right: E. Chaprack, P. Kaye, J. Rothenberg, S. Horton, S. Spring. Standing, left to right: E. Kleiman, M. Hellman, J. Shendell, L. Braun, C. Nash. llO ek The Spanish Conversational Club is a new and separate club from that of the Spanish Social Club. The aim of the club is to have 'the student develop his abil- ity to speak Spanish fluently. To ac- complish this, the club has guest spea- kers, debates, discussions, and Spanish movies. FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA First row, left to right: S. Taubkin, J. Auerbach, B. Jacoby, A. Gartman, R. McClay, B. Reiss. Second row: Mrs. Bennett, H. Console, D. Jones, A. Leonard, H. Bikoff, N. Moore, C. Farrer. Third row: R. Dineen, R. Sternin, M. Goldstein, J. Klimpl, I. Ladimer, L. Hermann, J. Damski, S. Leonard, E. Rapp, S. Plesser, R. Scheff, J. Berger. .M t ..-fm.. .,- us. ,,, ll-u 'L n my ., J . mt tit tux 'funn f'tt 514,11 W .na uw., N- ,, -H' Huw' I I x .t ,, 5 , L J - -5,5 Ill lr lit The Library Council's purpose is to stimulate reading, and attract cap- able and eligible students to the library profession. The Council serves the needs of the school. Students willingly give up their study hall peri- ods to shelve books, sign out passes, and help other students. The aims of the Future Teachers of America is to de- velop the qualities of person- ality and character which are the foundations of a successful teacher. Members have an op- portunity during the school year to practice teaching in elementary classes. LIBRARY COUNCIL Left to right, standing: M. King, C. Nicholson, S. Frierech, L. Krantz, D. Weiner, R Abrams, N. Perone, J. St. John, D. Krushel, Mrs. Sherhofer, Librarian. Seated, left to right: L. May, A. Kruskal, R. Ovalle, J. Renke, R. Lerner, N. Lerner, M. Karasinski Kneeling, left t0 right: B. Ellis, J. Litman, A. Klein, J. Callahan. lil ASTRUNOMY CL B L. Shaper, A. Spector, L. Lefkowitz, H. Miller. Seated, left to right: S. Pollack, B. Kaplan, T. Lamstein, N. Dinhoffer, E. Udoff. Standing left to right: F. Rubin, M. Fox, S. Kerner, A. Karmin, A. Blitzer, Mr. Bayern fcamera shyb H2 PHOTOGRAPHY CL B l First row, left to right: C. Tillson, R. Auerback, G. Moskowitz, A. Spector, A. Winston. Second row, left to right: S. Eiseinberg, J. Cherry, A. Kent, M. Ulshen, M. Stein. I Photography fans join the Photography Club to become more proli- cient in photographic art. Activities include photo-jaunts, photo-lab experiments, an-d a trip to Kodak in Rochester, New York. ROYAL CROW PLAYERS The RCP is the honorary dramatics society of RHS. New members are voted in after showing their capability and expressing a desire to work on dramatic productions. .- W .-. ,W Q, we ,ff M First row left to right: M. Mines, B. Kalmanoff, H. Scheman, S. Schlansky, N. Goldberg S. Lehrer: M. Kaufman. Second row, left to right: N. Fry, P. Sohns, P. Gugliemmo, J. Mag- nuson, President, E. Simon, R. Weissman, I. Hadnagy, A. Knowlan. Third row, left to right. K. G d , R. Friedlander, F. Berger, C. Kramer, R. Abrams, H. Gottlieb, C. Hatounian oo man B Addison C. Capobianco, J. Stream, Mr. Wandmacher. Fourth row, left to right: L. Gold berg, D. Giiaizda, D. Levy, F. Damski, A. Miller, J. Kamen, L. Shaper, S. Rosen. I I3 CREATIVE RITING CL B First row, left to right: L. Englestein, D. Davis, N. Corn, K. Howe, Mrs. Lambert. Second row: M. Bresler, R. Schneck, J. Corn, V. Eldredge, C. Campesi. The Creative Writing Club is a new addition to Roslyn High School. The club provides a meeting place for discussion and constructive criti- cism of students' creative writing. Members also listen to recordings of literary works. T AMERICA THO CHT CL B ,' s tg T 5 ii Zf T ' L ' fs ff , ft .. V i A gd fl ' ff . 4 First row, left 10 right: S. Smith, J. Gordon, A. Kantrow, S. Conrad, R. Newman, S. Ferguson, S. Chodorow J. Rosenfield, L. Cuttler, J. Kellerman, L. Blum, J. Radam, J. Stream. Second row, left to right: Mr. Ducharme J. Bell, B. Addison, C. Arbor, E. Prosnitz, R. Friedlander, Mr. Katz. American Thought is a discussion class, held once a week, under the spon- sorship of Messieurs Katz and Ducharme. A reading list is given at the beginning of the year to cover such topics as race, business, and corruption in politics. After reading the required books, the class carries on an informal discussion. STUDE T PRINTS First row, seated, left to right: D. Krushel Pub. Mgr., J. Radam, M. Crichton, Editor-in Chief, P. Solins, H. Console. Standing, left to right: G. Meyer Business Manager, R. Furman S. Spigel. The Student Prints is published once a year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ramee. Students turn in their literary masterpieces in the form of an essay, poem, or short story. These are voted on by the board of editors and then printed in the yearly edition of best Writings from the pens of the literate. RUSSIAN STUDY GROUP First row, left to right: M. Andrews, M. Hearn, N. Fischer, P. Gill. Second row, left to right: S. Pol- lak, R. Dangler, M. Groten, L. Dornbrand, L. Engelstein, V. Eddredge, K. Howe, B. Wingate, B. Hauptman, S. Freireich. Third row, left to right: S. Gluckman, J. Blum, D. Ernst, T. Patterson, A. Kent, R. Rubman, J. Lorentz, T. Pursely, R. Hilton, D. Cohne, Mr. B. Elbirt. The fundamental object of the Russian Study Club is to acquaint' its mem- bers With the culture, language, and government of the Soviet Union. ROCKET CL B Firsz Row: M. Crichton, R. Rubman, R. Gilbert, W. Crain, R. Gault, A. Weinstein. Second Row: M. Trimbicki, J. Haber, N. Stoller, J. Cornell, D. Ernst, M. Reilly, D. Becker, S. Feldman, W. Caplan, Mr. Driver. Third Row: R. Furman, M. Fox, R. Cousy, J. Curtis, M. Siegel. The Rocket Clubls aim is to develop an interest in laws that govern basic and advanced rocketry. The club is in the process of completing a flve foot, solid fuel, single staged rocket which will be launched in the near future. ll6 FI EFTHO CLB First row, left to right: T. Patterson, J. Ayers, P. Guglielmino, G. Kommandant, Mr. Albert- son. Second row: S. Ferngren, R, Bryant, R. Singer, T. O'Hara, S. Alexander, R. Bayer. As a member of the Five Fathoms Club, one may enjoy underwater photo graphy, skin diving, spear fishing, camping, and hosteling. Each year the club takes a trip to the Florida keys. The club, however, combines fun with education, and is the lirst school sponsored skin diving club in the country. I I7 Q ' I ,af Kl mf fp V . T. f 9 iff? 41 gm ' ,, f 3 4 4-,J ,, . A-W eff y'f,'f,,y - :Lf f -- i 'L' ' ' . - 3 , ' Q QQ A , I 'L g I M A. V N , ' fv W if 'Z wi' Q -2 . J 3 X S iz , ' f wklitffs V X ug? Z 2 'Fil ' with Q6 . , ,yd-,'f 'Sf 1 3,2352 -2155? , 95,42 pf? 5? fri V i L! '.,..4, 9. Z X ,,.,, , ,f f X06 , w 4 'T X , , ff, fa mf ,An ,f., , 1, X, ,Oh , ,,, , . in ' x,,...,-.- x 1 ,.. xml 1 N 1 1 1 ill F-fi f f ea if I 5 X ...,-uri .wx 3 if f 7 9 r-- ':i?' wf,if,f' ff . .fa 54. ,X,, , -' ' 1 Aww L .4 Y, ,nk-, ...V 1 335, ,.. . Q Q! , f - Hmievsvz 'xy H ww, ,, Sig wifi: P41225 W 1 J' ff-Y' ,www -f-u.,.,,, 1'-f-f,,,.1-v--H W V-6 i f -Ib f f BAND ORCHESTRA 'L- YEARBOUK STAFF i Kneeling: W. Moore, A. Wyle, I. Schneider, S. Schlansky, B. Jacoby, V. Sherwin, S. Pomerant. First Row: N. Fry, L. Colten, I. Goldstein, S. Patterson, L. Lupie, P. Patterson, J. Robinson, J. Auerbach, M. Fishkin. Second Row: L. Dornbrand, C. Farrer, B. Scheib, B. Butman, M. Levin, N. Kaplan, I. Messinger, L. House, R. Chur- gen, I. Berliner. Third Row: E. Prosnitz, I. Polkowitz, F. Berger, C. Weinstein, C. Wallock, G. Hoffman, B. Davidson, S. Churgen, M. Kieselstein, M. Kamile, E. Meyer, R. Rubin. Fourth Row: Dr. Wasserman Cart adj Mr. Kaufman Cliterary adj HILLTOP BEACO First row seated' I Ramee Advisor' A. Weinstein, Features Editor: G. Meyer, Clubs Editorg I. Haber, Sports Editorg S. Schlarisky, Business Managerg S. Feldman, Managing Editorg E. Low, Advertising Manager: M. Crichton, News Editor. Standing, left to right, first row: M. Stein, B. Bund, C. Rosevar, N. Goldsteln, B. Abrams, R. Fur- ' b R. Haber. Second row, left to right: man, M. Yospin, S. Kenelhorr, J. Cornell, R. Ostrow, I. Berliner, S. Elsen erg, P. Weinberg, I. Polkowitz, A. Bernstein, I. Benbasset, J. Littman, P. Furman, J. Kellerman, J. Gordon, E. Dwor- kin, A. Winston. Third row, left to right: D. Jones, J. Auerbach, M. Blum, N. Moore, M. Steiglitz, H. Lefkowitz, C. Schilling, S. Conrad, I. Schneider, I. Larsen, D. Ranzer, A. Brill, R. Kellerman, A. Whyman. 125 Ax AUDIO VISUAL STAFF Standing, left to right: B. Speilman, R. Netter, J. Corn, D. Nassaw, J. Wilson, W. Rubin Seated, left to right: A. Miller, Senor Cunha, G. Moskowitz, P. Schwartz. The 66 members of the Visual Aids Committee are taught how to work tape recorders, movie projectors, and other equipment used by the teachers in their classes. The boys work during their study halls and between classes to supplement their school courses. HILLTGP it SHOP Standing, left to right: H. Apfelbaum, E. Spell- man, L. Silversmith, F. Rubin, J. Turke, J. Cohen. KITCHE t Z i 1 Our able cafeteria ladies. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Cangero, Mrs. Toelke, Mrs. Mohr- amon, Mrs. Kistner, Mrs. Budin. Standing left to right: Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Nicoll, Mrs. Barber. MAINTENANC Here are two of Roslyn High's very cap- able custodians again performing their tasks in an efiicient manner. Standing, left to right: C. Turner, W. Katza. FLAG BEARERS 1 1 X ,, ,V., '. oy ,. fmi, ,f .,., T H f-'f fa- ,Ma,,i,.gg,'i,if,ii2iL3EfQ1i5gv-qw 394 H I 3 ' ' ' . f s f 53? , gr X .,,., Flag Bearers-left to right: Stanley Chodorow, George Johnson 1 28 , V no ,m wgf K, '72 . i.'-Wf f1'1-'f v , f,.:7,Eb.1.',f ,',, ,',.. BE A SPORT IOIN B. A. A. THE SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Best Wishes To The Class of '61 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Best Wishes To The Class of '60 Girls SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 Athletic Association Compliments of JO-MARR SPORTWEAR 10.5 Jackson Street Brooklyn, N. Y. MA 1-9667 FRANK'S ESSO SERVICE STATION - We Pick Up and Deliver - 119 Powerhouse Road Roslyn, L. I., N. Y. BIENER PONTIAC INC. 250 Northern Boulevard Great Neck, N. Y. Sincerest Wishes for a Successful Future FRIENDLY FROST STORES INC 123 Frost Street Westbury, N. Y. ROCHELLE WARE CO., INC. 45 W. 13th Street New York 11, N. Y. Congratulations to the Fine Class of 1960 LUMAR COIFFURES, INC. 2118 Northern Boulevard Manhasset, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '60 ROSLYN HEIGHTS HAND LAUNDRY HARRY GOLD STEIN Compliments of LEWIS FUNERAL HOME Wair or Eeaaty MAYM, ,,,6,, 0 High Fashion Styling and Coloring 0 Leig and Arm Waxing by French Specialist ROSLYN HEIGHTS 288 Garden Street MAyfair 1-1444 GLEN COVE SHOPPING CENTER 211 Forest Avenue ORiole 1-3134 Compliments of B O H A C K WHERE BETTER MEALS BEGIN DOWE PAINT Sz WALLPAPER SUPPLY, INC. 90 Mineola Avenue Roslyn Heights, L. I., N. Y. MAyfair 1-2624 C L Y D E D E B S TEENS - JUNIORS - MISSES 433 Guinea Road Roslyn Heights, L. I. Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 From CARMIN'S ROSLYN CAFE C. J. DELLAVECCHIA 235 Roslyn Road Roslyn Heights, N. Y. Compliments of J. 8z J. COAT COMPANY 1720 Broadway Brooklyn, N. Y. MA 1-1226 RAY and LEO DAMsK1's THE SILVER BELL - Jewelry -:- Gifts - 293 Warner Avenue Roslyn Heights, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 MR. Sz MRS. HELMUT ANDRESEN MAyfair 1-2227 Free Delivery RANDY VARIETY CENTER HOUSEWARES - GIFTS - PAINTS HARDWARE - BAR-B-QUE EfQUIPME4NTl GARDEN SAUPPLNIES 326 Roslyn Road Roslyn Heights, L. I. Telephone MA 1-5700 NORGATE CHEVROLET CORPORATION SALES - SERVICE S. VAN INGEN, President 71 Mineola Avenue Roslyn Heights, N. Y. 0 OIL BURNERS 065 . nsmus svsmfs 0 AIR CONDITIONING 0 SALES Z SERVICE , ZALE RADIO 8z TELEVISION, INC. 302 Garden Street Roslyn Heights, N. Y. Call MAyfair 1-7373 FREE DELIVERY AT ALL TIME-S EAST HILLS PHARMACY 310 Roslyn Road Roslyn Heights, N. Y. MAyfair 1-5150 Bob Mollard RAY-MAR CLEANERS FREE CALL AND DELIVERY - Same Day Service - 429 Glen Cove Road Roslyn, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 STATION CAFE 297 Warner Avenue MA 1-9895 ROSLYN READING CENTER SUMMER PROGRAMS I Remedial Reading 0 Speed Reading o Tutoring in all subjects Roslyn Professional Building MAyfair 1-3513 Compliments WASHINGTON MANOR ROSLYN To the Class of 1960 WE WISH JOYOUS FULLFILLMENT OF YOUR HOPES MR. 8a MRS. W. VALD GOODMAN R. B. HAMILTON HARDWARE, INC. 281 Warner Avenue Roslyn Heights, N. Y. MA 1-7600 Compliments of THORO BROKERAGE COMPANY 32 Court Street Brooklyn, N. Y. VAUGHAN .HAIR STYLISTS 4 Northern Boulevard Roslyn, N. Y. LEONG'S CHINESE AND AMERICAN RE-STAURANT AND COCKTAIL BAR Open Every Day - Free Parking in Rear - Orders to Take Out - 1506 Northern Boulevard MAnhasset 7-0266 Manhasset, L. I. MAnhasset 7-9864 Lili 1 town and country - MARGARET s 80 Roslyn Road Roslyn Heights, L. I. MA 1-6380 Compliments of HOWARD .IOHNSON'S RESTAURANT 1024 Northern Boulevard Roslyn, L. I. Open Sunday thru Thursday, 11 a.m.-1 a.m. Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-2 a.m. BEST WISHES TO THE CHINNY TRUCKING 51 Marion Street Brooklyn 33, N. Y. LADY ROSLYN BEAUTY SAL-ON 358 Roslyn Road Roslyn, N. Y. MURRAY HILL MARKET OF EAST HILLS, INC. George St. Sz Guinea Rd. Roslyn Heights, N. Y. MA 1-5025 CLASS OF 1960 OTTO,S DELI 80 Mineola Avenue Roslyn Heights, N. Y. PECK AND PECK 80 Mineola Avenue Roslyn Heights, N. Y. SNOW WHITE AND SEVEN DWARF'S BAKERIES 318 Roslyn Road, MA 1-9749 381 Willis Ave., MA 1-9798 136 Compliments PATTERSON of FUEL OIL CO. GIMBELS HOME Distributors FUEL OILS OIL BURNERS GIMBELS DEPARTMENT STORE New York ' Brooklyn + Queens - Nassau LO 4-3300 - Ext. 6180 ORioIe 6-0123 PAUL MILLER With Every Good Wish For Success to the Class of 1960 THE HILLTOP SHOP IN RosLYN HIGH SCHOOL School Supplies Kz Novelties 137 CON GRAT ULATIGN S TO THE CLASS OF 1960 PROM THE GENERAL GRGANIZATION RO-SLYN HIGH SCHOOL HOLIDAY PARK STATIONERS TOYS - GREETING CARDS LUNCHEONETTE LEONARD DANOFF lVIAyfair 1-4622 367 Willis Avenue Roslyn Heights, L. I., N. Y. Compliments of CHARWIN INC. COUNTRY CLOTHES Haberdasher To Women HUnter 7-4519 400 Northern Blvd. Great Neck, N. Y. ROSLYN BOWLING LANES MAyfair 1-9827 19 Bryant Avenue Roslyn, New York Best Wishes RHODA PAUL GIFTS - ACCESSORIES 243 Roslyn Road Roslyn, New York TEDDY'S LUNCHE ONETTE 92 Mineola Avenue Roslyn, New York THE FOREGGER COMPANY, INC Since 1914 MAyfair 1-1133 ROSLYN HEIGHTS, LONG ISLAND TOP QUALITY AT LOW PRICES GUARANTEED SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE Corner Northern Blvd. and Searington Rd. Manhasset 9 1 l I A . 4 4 li Best wishes to the Class of 4 1 il 1960 from our friends in the Medical Profession l Dr. Howard J. Agatston Dr. Sidney S. Cuttler i Dr. Alfred L. Florman WALLACH SONS i Dr. Joseph G. Gilbert Jewelers r Dr. Burton H. Goldberg ' 24 West 47 Street r Dr' Murray Israel New York ser, New York A Dr. Lawrence S. Kryle N u l Dr. Samuel S. Messinger 'ZQO4 Northern Blvd' , M h t, N. Y. 2 Dr. Alexander Morris an asse Dr. Robert B. Morris Dr. Albert H. 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