Sanford H Calhoun High School - Pacer Yearbook (Merrick, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1960 volume:

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Qi:.,L 'ffllf fLC7fCl.lOI'? ani' i'I?GL'.f' MMQ ,,, T .,,, TT J, ,.,.., T. Q J-,-ncafv 2,13 it11d,e11 i ' Y, W ff R viwwizuuze '2CLLjf 'TTT f'ffim2d 1'f:f N ..,u, VW.- ,.,D nv' v..,a--- fwvg, wr, I ww , ,V L .Ulf ' Throughout our lives knowledge and awareness of our world constantly shape our characters. The most formative period, and that in which our characters are most determined, has been the one just passed. Our high school years marked the transition in our lives from adoles- cence to maturity. Our teachers have worked incessantly and understandingly to help us set up our goals in life, to clarify our ideals and to understand our- selves. Under their tutelage we have en- deavored to study mankind past - the history and heritage, in an effort to ob- tain an understanding of mankind present and ourselves. They have succeeded in an effort to make us aware of the world by... if XX X4 1 X n I my ' i l l ,IX I , . 4 .- W X. -L ,ff Z. 3 .Sb aa -.1 ....'...' .:. T.. One of the busiest men in Calhoun High is Mr. Sanford Livingston. The ofiice of Assistant Principal entails tremendous amounts of work, Mr. Livingston is in charge of Attendance, the Audio-visual Aids Department, the teaching and office staff, school discipline, the General Organization, book distribution, school monies and the student lockers, among other duties. For two years he has worked hard and well to keep the school functioning well. Mr. Livingston had been in the district for sixteen years. He taught mathematics and coached tennis for ten years at Mepham. In 1954 he joined the math department at the Merrick Avenue Junior High School and taught there for three years, still continuing to coach the varsity tennis team. During the year previous to his situation in the Sanford H. Calhoun High School he served as guidance counselor in the junior high. Mr. Livingston is vital to the organization of Calhoun and has become, through his untiring labor, a person upon whom the foundations of the welfare of the school system will ever rest. Directing and Evaluating fIR. EUGENE ADAM MR. FREDERICK FROELICH MR. RAYMOND HANSEN, President the Educational System 15? WAI' -w-QQQ4, MR, JOHN KING MR. FRANK MCCARTHY IIR. CHARLES SCHADT r - . .g I-.,.ff2W MR. EDWARD LEHMAN The Board of Education is composed of responsible citizens representing the four ele- mentary school districts. Its function is to formulate policy and evaluate the effectiveness of the educational program. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Raymond Hansen, president, and Mr. Julius C. Braun, district principal, the Board of Education provides a broad com- prehensive education for junior high school and senior high school students. Mr. John Mahon, Treaturerg Mrs. Irene Smith, District Clerkg Mr. Bernard Morris, Attorney. MR. CHARLES REINI-IARD MR. CLEMENT TRUITT WM JULIUS C. BRAUN Principal of District EUGENE E. HALLENBECK Administrative Assistant gwwfyxl ,,,. ,MZ ,,,,.,pv-.,,4qg,,. Our school is privileged to have as its district principal Mr. Julius C. Braun. A man with broad and diversified training and experience in the teaching profession, he has taught all grades from the ifourth to the twelfth, graduate students in education at different universities, and adult edu- cation evening classes. His administrative back- ground consists of positions as department head, high school principal, adult education director, and superintendent of schools. Mr. Braun takes a keen interest in the scho- lastic, athletic, and social activities of the student body as well as in community affairs. He is con- stantly directing his eHiorts towards improving the educations of those entrusted to his care. ,. fro 0 l D., .M ba- 2. ,Af -, 5.JweQut flililiiL'2Ll,ilir.1LSf, f ll M f ,r -.1 DR. FREDERICK STUNT Administrative Assistant '25 W -F E, l Mr Ralph Alger Mr Robert Baker Mxss Agnes Berwmd Mr. John Carr Supervzsor of Englzxh Head of Mathematics Director of Instruction and Head of Science Department Curriculum Department Mr. Harold McCourt Director, Pupil Personnel Services Mr. Stanislaus Trybulski Head of Language Department 5 iii? fm Mr. Robert Baker Mr. William Behrens Mathematics Business Mr. Richard Brewster Industrial Arts Miss Anastasia Burns Mrs. Sandra Blgviuql' Engz1shJ,iia5Vc6'Q:::cYCQ71 B 'iffw Mr. William Bury Physical Education Mr. Harry Bierman Physical Education Qf1fl?romoting Integmty W Librarian Mr. Benjamin Cohen A' Mr. John Coyle Mr. Howard Crouch Language ii, , i gl Science Science AL-Ll, C hgh!! K4 V . H M1 f siiiise ff' -f .JP 1 A A , ,1 ref if J- H if I A f, ,Jn ,xi x J in VV I ii ii A 1' so u. 3 i r' W . .:. I ' 1 .. .V ,lu rf!! 7 'Hulk Mr. George Dameron Mrs. Frances Delaura Miss Barbara Dusansky Vocational Education Langauge Psychologist Mrs. Mary Ford Pupil Personnel Miss Carolyn Fanning English md Responsibility Mr. Thomas Gilchrist English M P 'fog' P V i ,,,,-A N, , x. QQ 7 Q! Q XM 'tg XX 'xg X rlgf ' I -.J Miss Isabel Gibbons 'N 5, Y Nurse , ss , ,F 1, ald Gorman in Mr. !Donald Haggerty Mr. Russell Hall nglirh S P ibnliuzvtqial Arts Citizenship Education I as rgv 37' v E .' . 4 5 1 I- . - - M Q M fdwahf 4 '.. , W , 12 W- Mr. John Halloran Mrs. Rose Hochberg Miss Mary HOl'1'1bCrgC1' Mathematics Vocational Education English Mr. William Kashdan Q Science Mr. Emanuel Jacoby Pupil Personnel Mr. John Jordan Pupil Personnel ff J Mr. Herbert Kamins X Citizenship Education Mr. Richard Hunter Vocational Education Developing My Tice nf' M Klaskin Mr. Jack Klein Education Science ,viii 115. Mr Edward Kyle Mr Tony Lanzarone Mr. Alfred Leberson Engluh Vocational Educatzon Qitizenship Education 1 fa' ' X I 1 ,Q 1 .F-- ' . V x .1 H I Yi , L ,. fx L '5--4 - , . --., , , 3 1 Mrs Vlfglflla. Lindner 1 Mathematics Mr Mlchael Lurel Physzcal Education Miss Marianne Muller Dental Hygienist A , Miss Ruth Nickerson Mr. Joseph Nove Miss Elaine Postelneck Citizenship Education Citizenship Education Mathematics p - 6225111 W ' I W Mrs. Lenora. Randonis 7 11 , Lan ua e ug X i g g feed C 1 JJ JO Mr. George Pritchard Music if cf J Mr. Robert Reeves Art Mr. William Renison English fififcti Inducing a Desire Miss Lois Rigoulot English M H- 12 VWYWVW' Mr. Walter Schick Pupil Personnel 1 A f ,K VSW su WW' Mr. Donavon Schmoll Miss Klara Schroeder Mr. Raymond Schweisguth Citizenship Education Business Mathematics 'H Mr. Neil Sheldon M, Speech Therapist ,,,,w.-r-vw Mrs. Doris Shaffer Citizenship Education of Knowledge Mr. John Slocum Mathematics f f gy V U Mr. Paul Silverbrook Citizenship Education Mr. Alden Sonander Mr. George Spaw Mr. Edward Stevens Language Language Citizenship Education WT . A Wh , 45: 'fi' , XM. to Miss Sharon Stevens Mr. S. Talbot Thayer Mr. Everett Thomas English Mr. Roger Turnau Citizenship Education Miss Rose Veterito English i'i'IN v 1' M usic B usin em Mr. Stanislaus Trybulski Language Ji AQVKJKJS. V ,--4 ' Inspiring High Ideal Mrs. Margaret Urgese Home Economics 5 F 4. W lm ll ' ' Mrs. Lorraine Voss Mr. Herbert Waggener Business Vocational Education sr' , F' Mrs. Carole Waldman Mrs. Margaret Walicke Business Vocational Education mf Accomplishment Continuing the search for truth. Mr. Robert Weldon Vocational Education Mrs. Joan Whitlock Physical Education Miss Vivian Williamson Language - '1.-F15- H H .. ,. AMN Tim 'ff I CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs E Kennedy Mrs J Miller Mrs M Zraly, Mrs. D. Eisenberg, Mrs. A. Lund, Director of Cafeterial Services. CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr MACAIIISICF Mr Busch Mr Ebert Mr Cusano Mr Lapp, i PX QQ I7 -. SEATED - Mrs. Adelaide Accarinog STANDING - Mrs. Madeline Long, Mrs. Eleanor Delamater, Mrs. Estelle Oelzner. Secretarial Staff Miss Barbara Gleason, Mrs. Rema Fullgrabe. -oi. SEATED - Mrs. Ruth Hamiltong STANDING -Miss Frances Gallo, Mrs. Mildred Hill, Miss Toni Romeo. Miss Alice Armstrong, V' Miss Florence Wright. Q... x , by , . 5 ff li' Q ix Q 4 , ,, I ,224 TP' rip- -f ' 4. -ew, fl? my ii 5 ji A Q w ' 'V 356 Ha f I-3 J 15: .1 gfzif K ,gf W , wi f Q -3 4 SZ ff, f f x W ,, 9 , 4 M' ,lf 'av , , , f 'f 1- ' 1 Q? 4, 8 4' 4 ff 1 9 V . ,. .fff Q 15 4 1 7: 5 ' f ,f I Z' f M' '5Vgf ., . . , . W' , , 4 ' W wig f 1 , mf fm : fb S N The current of sports flows swift and strong in the sea of Calhoun life. This year, as in the past, school spirit ran high as our football, basketball, and wrestling teams went on to victory. The tennis, track, cross-country, rifle, and bowling teams made the name of Calhoun High School respected in the field of inter- scholastic sports. The girls, teams too played their part in promoting sportsman- ship and school spirit. The student body was behind the teams throughout the year, and the bleachers were packed at all the major games. The school backed the teams, and they in turn proved themselves, as shown . . . Varsity In TOP ROW - M. Walters, L. Ruzyla, M. Levy, Debonis, G. Vaughn, D. Dye, N. Megahan, L. Garter, W. Taylor, R. Busch, V. Sansonetti, G. Kruescher, G. Mauter, W. Cruse, A. Conling 2nd ROW - R. Reiderer, R. Danielson, D. Korschak, H. Kirschner, W. Ritter, W. Levy drives for a touchdown. J. Yates, R. Cruse, J. Casteleneto, G. O'Laughlin, J Somma, J. Rosen, Ist ROW - R. Mauro, D. Keely M. Tennant, T. Muschio, K. Levy, Iacometta, A Silverman, J. Murrin, R. Gonconnan, P. McCourt, J Lynch, A. Virgadamo, M. Price. Victory, Varsity Lynch and Reiderer pursue opponent. 5.1 v '?'1KXT J BACK ROW: K. Levy, M. Tennant, T. Muschio, J. Iacometta FRONT ROW R Rerderer V. Sansonetti, R. Concannon, M, Walters, J. Lynch, G Kruescher D Keely Six days a week, three hours a day, from September to November,the Calhoun football team practiced on the field, molding themselves into a forceful, compact unit under the supervision of Coach Harry Biermann., Over sixty boys went out for thelteam, and over forty were in uniform each game, ready to go in and play. The Colts fought hard and played well, and wound up with a successful season and record. l A MZ af 5 If I 1, .BL kr-X , we Calhoun H1gh fi' V! TJ! Mr. Bierman coaches Tennani and Walters 'V pf: ff., T T! l ixdfy , . . -f'f'1 ',:'T'- 4?VJ , unlor V3fS1tY51y V . X,--,,q ,f A TOP ROW - Coach Burry, K. Kruescher, J. Taylor, Wilmer FRONT ROW I McKeever R Figueroa ' R. Grodin, Scavuzzo, A. Kutz, P. Gordon, F. Halten- !E. Murphy C Hospadura I Geary J Hagelman A hoff, J. Starr, P. Salser, J. Robinson, D. Lyons, D. f' Block F Casteleneto B Bernard R Cratty U if - J, ' 'I .- BACK' D. Newitter J. Wortman, R. Cratty, D. Jacobson, FIRST: Mr. W. Mills, R. Tomford, J. Devlin, K. Grillo, E. Reuther, T. Heffernan, J. Carman, S. Gellis, F. Wash- bum. SECOND: R. Carastro, R. Lendino, J. Wright, R Wessner, K. Hespe, R. Rose, F. Triolo, D. Seaman. D. Gruol, H. Clark, T. Gladtke, R. Newitter, J. Kiwin, H. . Dahlman, A. Selkirk, R. Reinertsen, D. Roemer, W. Scott, Manager. At Cross Countr Meets Our cross country team completed an unde- feated season with a 10-O record. Under the di- rection of Coach Willard Mills, the boys worked hard at perfecting their performance on the two and a half mile run and becoming a team of which our school was proud. Runners like Richard Rose, Jock Wright, and Frank Triolo contributed to the tearn's excellent season, Rose setting a new track record of 11:12 at Wantagh. In the SSAL runs our cross country team took sixth place, a line finish to an excellent year. Left: R. Rose, F. Triolo, and R. Wessner pre- pare for a hard practice session. -iittcnigg BACK: K. Harwood, G. Hubert, W. Gieseking, J Winter L Bergen Mr Rivera FRONT R. Masters, E. Rubenstein, T. Biffar, G. Acuff, N. Viemeister S Fankuchen R Gelder and Tennis Matches The 1959-1960 edition of the Calhoun tennis team placed third in Section Two competition. The Colt net- men, competently coached by Mr. Fred Rivera, com- piled a fine 10-4 record. The team was sparked by singles aces Elliot Rubenstein and Roger Gelder and was paced by the doubles team of Tom Biffar and George Acuff. The team's fine play reflected the Squad,s spirit and determined practice, and made an outstand- ing contribution to Calhounis fall sports campaign. 27 ff J . .. , V 4 -s -J l N Y MNJ X iw J t J X .. x J 'N' '- X1 .1 l i f ,, . J J -J . ,f V - s 11 .- iv ' Hx, w 1 w N Km If, F cf ' ' Q f. wi '- . 1 ' A Y f- ,J ,gilt xg . ' gf ,J If 1 lf Yates drops in a long shot against Mepharn. Calhoun Fights for the ball. This year, for the second straight year, the Calhoun quintet, under the tutelage of Coach Mike Lurel,finished its season in fifth place with a seven-nine record. Greg Lange, a member of the Calhoun Holiday Festival all-star team and the Section II all-star team, was our out- standing player. Greg Lange, Brad Uhle, Willie Yates, Don Groul, Dennis Keely, Henry Betjernann, Ken Levy, and Frank Triolo won varsity letters. Mr. Willard Mills' J.V. team had a Hne sea- son. Leading the Junior Varsity were Richard Block, Allen Kutz, Russel Kolish, Bill Leibert, and John Braun. Junior Varsity: FIRST ROW: R. Kolish, J. Braun, R. Verity, B. Lombardo, K. Cuddy, S, Sorkin, P. Gallagher, Block, A. Kutz, B. Leibert, 2nd ROW E. Wagner, Man- Mr. Mills. ager, P. Gordon, A. Roerner, L. Shapiro, H. Marshall, M. '.-' f.f.,,, . ' f f , f , aff ,.f,.Qf, .. 'V - R -., I ...V ' 5 V 'tw E I t ,7 ' . . ' g y' .MZ ,. 1 ,,.' f , X ., ,. , L ' VW 'rf Pa V f ' A, f f I, 1' ' . . fx ,K 1 ' in gf , ,, Q1 K eil , if I Nj' 5 Q , .'i' ,321 iv. 7 af '. , , ig, 17,32 ' 'I . , 7 Lkfj, , X? 2 ... f ,N ' 2 .1 ffif' K 2 Q , vii he X ' 5 ' V if 6. , g J , iff' i. , f I K i isttpxy? - I i ' I f k K V, mil! 5 44 , 1' ,I . . . fx - -,. , if. .f , , .. f, , f A f 5 mga. ,X . J V X' . ' .i V' TT' ' , ' M1 77 CZ ff ,t , H . . M! , I, , ,P ,W U V ,,., , V, , VARSITY - FIRST ROW - D- Keely, B- Yates, G- I, Laskowitz, M. Levy, W. Taylor, F. Triolo, P. Blech- Lange, H. Betjemann, B. Uhle, D. Gruol, K. Levyg man,D.Ja.cobson,'Mgr. ' ' 4 , 1 - BACK ROW - L. Poster, Assistant Mgr., S. Pollack, I,-fy Av Swish Basketball : .1 ff Jump ball - Betjemann gets tap. W , , f ,741 f W ' TOP - R. Gelder, D. Hood, M. Berman, R. Sloves, W. Crossen, J. Greenfield, M. Scherz, BOTTOM - J. Curran, L. Greey, H. Zinn, R. Pollenz, P, Lazarus, P. Rosenberg, G. Eisele. Our bowling team completed its most successful season to date this year. The fourteen man squad practiced hard each Friday under the watchful eye of coach Silverbrook. Their practice stood them well, for their skillful bowling at the various matches assured them of a successful season. By a Skillful Bowling and Rifle Team Calhoun High School's rifle team is a six man team consisting of the most skillful sharpshooters in the school. They practiced of- ten and hard with the helpful coaching of Mr. Edward Stevens. The team played other schools at various matches and Finished their season victorious. TOP - Mr. Stevens, S. Leader, D. Kramer, B. Lendevo, B. Rosenbaum, R. Schwenker, G. Foote, R. Leiderman, R. Sogarin. BOTTOM - R. Carastro, G. Grayson, R. Vanderhyde, R. Wessner, J. Donnelly. nf .f..fX..i ' ' 'W page W4 BACK,' Greenfield, M. Champ, R. Miller, V. Kastel, R. Sloves, K. Brown, R. Wes- sner, J. Somrna, G. Porcelli, V. Sansonetti SECOND,' H. Dahlman, D. Dye, G. Vaughan, C. Murphy, R. Schwenker, H. Kirchner, R. Burness, K. Hespe, G. Brun, W. Ludwig, D. Stevens FIRSTj D. Roemer, J. Kirvin, M. Lauterjung, R. Con- cannon, P. McCourt, Wright, Devlin, R. Carastro, Coach Harry Bierman. Joe Devlin clears hurdles. A-...mp 31 0-V-W0 'WW Wright and Burness ready for the gun. By an Energetic Track Team Last spring a prodigious aggregation of young athletes gathered to form the largest track team in Calhoun's history. Rigorously training them- selves, they prepared to meet competition from the other schools in such events as broad jump, pole vault, 50 and 60 yard dashes, and the hurdles. Under the watchful and experienced eye of Coach Harry Bierman, the team perfected their perform- ance, competed with the other schools and ended with a fine record. This year the same team went on a year older and wiser, but essentially the same team. W0 Q, ff I4-.gfwflf I, BACK ROW: - R. Franncomano, Mgr., R. Daniel- son, M. Walters, J. Alnwick, T. Caminitti, C. Hanigan, G. Kreuscher, B. Buschg 2nd ROW - P. McCourt, M. Tennant, A. Silverman, J. Iacometta, S. Sahn, J. Mur- zQ I .K 'X 'Q 4-f L 0.9 , 4 .. 'W7 ,-:V f f df ff- . ' .-,,f -,f X- - f'-'f-, - . ' fffrf 1 4, f' f ff' 'iz-1 .4-,,.. - .4-1 X, fftr' -'fflf' f ff . gs V , .-virlng Q e f-f-4 Q .-N4 ,Z 'T'- f'-Gf .1 '24 3 -- , , . f . -. ,A X rf , Q: ff7'f T-if , W,- Cfrff -f X J . ix ,cpj nf, Calhoun on top ,f rin, C. Hospadura, E. Klintg FRONT ROW - R. Schoenleber, S. Gellis, Genna, T. Gladtke, R. Kirsch- enbaum, K. Buckley, D. Roemer, F. Castleneto. B a Team of Agile 'ff' ,X The Calhoun matmen finished their second successful season with a thirteen and one rec- ord. Under the leadership of coach Robert Bury, they have continued last yearis impres- sive record and have definitely established Cal- houn as a major power in wrestling. Their fine record has done much to heighten school spirit and to spread Calhounis fame far and wide. The Colt grapplers who were undefeated during the 1960 mat campaign were Jim Mur- rin, Mike Tennant, and Charlie Hanigan. By recording impressive victories over Mas- sapequa and Wantagh, the Calhoun wrestling team captured the unofficial Long Island wres- tling championship. i kj? , ,- 4 . fa- H'-4 - 2-- i ,.-in Lyx-'pig .-N . - l Y U, q .M .,,, h - f xtxf :gs 1 Baseball Team: BACK ROW - Coach Lurel, K. Levy, Keely, M. Tennant, A. Silverman, F. Triolo, S. Sahn, J. W. Hoereth, W. Taylor, D. Gruol, G. Kreuseher, G. Iacometta, EWWagner, Manager. Q-I Lange, W. Reiderer, FIRST ROW - L. Ruzyla, D, Q M nhfymy' px f f V L . '. Vw' sl . W R be , ,I fjitf Q wlytlilft li, jvlyyf Mu ' Affiy' Q f I T T5 wt ll il -'H ll ' Nfl Ml if I I J 1 '7 ' gtg., 1,,:l.,, rL-KQJAo w D r MMA js. , K X! U lftvw My , -'NJ llfljcivjl lvl! liiffhiftllvll 'UL A i fffiff i - 2 X if Q f' KW I Www AH! lf! QVW' Lf Tf,.f 5, l ua q JL.. if M ,141 .- ff , -, AM ' 4, , N, :Eg IJ lv ,l ' yt-' ,. -1' I F 'L' l ,NW JUV f ' 1 Q -G ll .nfl ' ti RM al fi W' 0 ' W f t L .fwwllr ll. f-rfb? iv N bLfv6cWf 1 , ' fmif' U illlljli K2 ,flliviix lflljil f Albin Q I, P , f' '-' f it 4' U it lf! .flf 7 x .f lf' f lf' 1 J' if .1 i' V . , fr H NK 'U if E f . , V iw 1 X , li J f 1 ff l LM, Y Y .V V377 , YA Af-2 if WLIWEAIXN fm y QM J , A gigs 7 l ' 4' W' ck' , IQ af' 5 ll! ' 'T W Mak X Lf' lg ,n -1. 1, NYJ ly 4 - 'W Nj: I IJ, fi, f 6',fTyf'.. 1 l as if gf y t etes xv' ' Joe Iacometta and Kenny Levy. Baseball started ofl well at Calhoun last year. The newly formed team, coached by Mr. Michael Lurel, wound up an im- pressive season with a ten and six record, placing them third in their league. Then, playing in the Nassau South Shore Athletic League competitions, the ,all-junior team lasted through the semi-final eliminations. An even better season was expected this year. Pitching Staff - W. Hoereth, W. Taylor, G. Kreuscher, K. Levy, G. Lange. mf BACK ROW: S. Schinitsky, L. Geller, S. Hubbard, V. Valois, P. Pauling, G. Alpert, S. Vause, L. Levitang 2nd ROW: S. Radin, C. Johnson, D. Fish, P. Thomson, V. Burak, S. Grimm, C. Herrmann, V. Latham, T. Stone, of Both Sexes The thirty-four girls in the Lead- ers Gorps had a very active season. Special events included Sports' Night and P.F.A. demonstrations and two Date-with-Dad evenings. In ad- dition, the girls helped in gym classes assisting the teachers, giving cal- isthenics and refereeing games ac- cording to their code of leadership, character and service. The second of the two inductions was held this May. Their advisor was Miss Y. Klaskin. 1'5- 3rd ROW: M. Taylor, G. Buchheit, I. Erickson D Wittekind, C. Houck, S. Campbell, S. Alheim A Fores man, A. Doscherg FRONT ROW: F. Brunelle G Fish L. Harmon, M. Ruege, Rhode, C. Accarmo D Slee Demonstrating the trampoline at Sportsnight FIRST ROW: L. Hurwitz, H, Goodman, S. Berman, T. Stone, C, Inglis, M. Kersich, B. Wagner SECOND ROW: S. Campbell, D. Brown, B. Accardi, C. Johnson, A. Herbert, S. Goldfinger, S. Mollin THIRD ROW: N. QRIXMU x Noi O59 Q x YW Kornblum, S. Goldfarb, M, Taylor, L. Logan, F. John- son, S, Ahlheim, R. Lieberman FOURTH ROW: V. Latham, M. Ruege, L. Harmon, M. Stone, C. Ross, E. Huges. By Officiating The Ofhcials Club is an organization of girls interested in refereeing and officiating at the girls' athletic events here at Calhoun and at various junior high schools in the district. They enforce the rules in volleyball, basketball, softball, and at other sporting events. These girls are well- trained, as they must be well qualified for their complex jobs. The Officials Club is mainly responsible for the exciting and smoothly played games. Varsity, FIRST ROW: S. Wade, E. Nickla, S. Grimm, E. Gellerg Captain, LAST ROW C. Houck, N. Tayloi, C. Schaefer, B. Accardi. and Promoting Team Spirit V Junior Varsity: Left to Right, L. Bennett, J. Shapiro, D. Nichol, D. Wittekind, C. Gibbons, E. Lederle, Captain, D. Slee, D. f Treffeison, M. Stallone, M. Thompson. EP' ' . .V .rw - I w,,- f.:. .-.-'TK-E?Y.'C E,1' TT'i Jump for the ball! In Basketball BACK ROW: G. Alpert, M. Ruege, L. Harmon, T. Stone, V. Latham, B. Eliason. FRONT ROW: R. Aronson, S. Schinitsky, F. Brunelle, B. Wagner, M. Taylor, S. Goldfarb, A. Dos- Cher. 'USP' ,. . . . .,..,, fy 5 2 f I , muff f . .,. f 'f l 5 B , W, I 'Hy f I fl , C Ross D Fish B Wagner P Kneff S. Goldfarb, T. Stone, V. Latham, M. Taylor, C. Sherman P Vanderoff mgr G Alpert L. Harmon, M. Ruege, S. Schinitsky, P. Tompkins, Volleyball is one of the most popular of girls' sports. Under the guidance of Miss Klaskin, the Honor Team competed successfully against teams from other schools such as Carle Place and Baldwin. Some girls excel in one phase of the game, such as serving, spiking, or blocking. But the girls learned that teamwork is the most important factor in winning. On Sportsnight the Grey team won the volleyball game, a keen test of ability. Gail Alpert returns a volley. N. Carbone, C. Ross, C. Blazina, C. Gibbons, B. Wagner, S. Goldfarb, S. Hubbard, S Monegaux, S. Goldfinger, G. Smith, L. Harmon, M. DeLaura, D. Greene, G. Alpert M. Ruege, S. Schinitsky, G. Halstead, D. Fish, T. Stone. By Participating in Team Sports During the fall months of the school year, seven- teen active girls spent their afternoons playing field hockey, practicing to play other schools in com- petition. The girls, under the supervision of Mrs. Dolores Mclnerney, played on the school grounds and readied themselves to meet other schools. They important, the members enjoyed playing and played s for the enjoyment of the game. The girls' Held s hockey team experienced a successful season. M finished the season with a 1, 5, and 3 record. Most . 'fl .7 ff 61 . 6 FRONT ROW - P. Hamilton, P. Shurkin, C. Shurkin, K. Haight, M. Kersich, K. Dalton, A. Agro, 2nd ROW - C. Hayden, S. jacob, B. Topf, E. Weiss, S. Chanson, F. Tardino, M. McGowang 3rd ROW - J. Hartmann, C. Accarino, C. Houck, V. Burak, M. Levine, S. Gilbert, J. Meeks. and Developmg Rh thm ROW I - M. Innace, P. Kneff, V. Klieger, R. Weinberg, K. Neeley, E. Lederle, M. Innace P. Padowg ROW 2 - C. Sherman, A. Tere, C. McArthur, A. Maronna, P. Thomson, L. Ben- nett, S. Ahlheim, L. Hurwitz, V. Burak, Blend. 41 4-nf , 441 J . TOP ROW: C. Accarino, T. Stone, V. Latham, A. Kohn, BOTTOM ROW: M. Teitjen, Lloyd, J. Blazina, R. G Herrmann, MIDDLE ROW: S. Egan, G. Taylor, V. Burns, P. Stone, G. Halstead. Guido, J. Rector, T. Koladish, B. Gilleran, E. Welmg Girls' table tennis was coached this year by Mrs. Gail Mclnerny. The girls met twice each week in two sections - beginners and advanced players. The sessions were held in tournament style, with elimina- tion matches culminating in the championship games. The group also engaged in interscholastic competi- tion. Twice each week in the early winter many girls bowled at Freeport as part of the activities of the girls, bowling team coached by Mrs. Gail Mclnerny. The girls split into teams of four competing against each other. Other activities of the group included interscholastic matches and competition in the Long Island Girls Association tournaments. The best of the bowlers formed an honor team, pictured here. By Participating in Individual Sports TOP ROW: L. LeBeck, C. Taylor, S. Steinberg, D. Slee, S. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: G. Hochhauser, M. Baer, B. Gilleran, L. Exner, D. Ross, R. Weinberg. ,f The Blue team performing in pyramids. The cageball game was an exciting event of the evening. and Competing in Sportsnite Stephanie Grimm upside down. .,,-.-Q' Y- K. tain, Peg Thomson and L. Harmon, co-captain by Asst. Mgr. S Hubbard, Mgr. G. Buchheit, as Grey Capt. M. Ruege and co-Capt C. Fish look on. .- E I C ...e ' 'Y' A ' , fgvxg' 7 .f . IX 1 h 43 Presentation of the plague to the winning Blue team cap- , 1 3+ WR wk V U' ., A -if Q? ? - 1 WN in ---W. ... . ,,,.- , u Ar' ani 5 'A - A ' ' -wx I Q N Y I ul V . T , asf -.1 ww K, . ' an fr v ' I Q I tg? 6 ,fa ' V i Q- . ' - s' .7 . if 24 V -f 1 W 1 . A . I -14, ,, . ,7l7... .- e. NA .- . ,yr .A .lk .. . A X 5 , u is ima- 1 ' TQ 7' We-'if' fixkim' I Q ,ii 1 ss- ff? i i A' . .3 fiat: ',, Q, 3: ,Lal 1 fag' X wg 'RSSB Two great currents comprise the sea of life at Calhoun High, that of scholastic activities and that of extra-curricular ac- tivities. We are fortunate in having at Cal- houn a varied range of absorbing and fas- cinating interest groups. One may partici- pate in' different areas, some of which may arouse interest as a future career. One may join groups solely for the relaxa- tion of working at something purely for the enjoyment afforded. Athletic events, socials, and proms, ex- hibits and field trips, are foundations of school spirit. Activities mold and shape individual personalities and careers. Here one finds new interest and is fired with new ambitions. Q l can Hens 'row up ' i l A -, W 'C ! iii: lv: 9 if i .I I J Q y Officers - J. Dietze, Vice President, E. Engelhardt, Secretary, M. Walters, President, J. Rode, Treasurer. The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals to reward outstanding students with school- wide, public recognition. The Calhoun chapter was begun in 1959 with the induction of eighteen juniors. Two inductions have followed since. With High Goals The main function of the society is to provide im- petus for the individual development of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, thus it is to raise the level of efliectiveness of the educational system of Calhoun High School. Mrs. Mary Ford is the chapter advisor. FRONT ROW - Mrs. Mary Ford, advisor, A. Kohn, Tennant, E. Smith, S. McGuire, F. Finkenberg, D. E. Geller, C. Fish, E. Levitan, M. Metzger, G. Buchheit, Keely, 4th ROW - L. Sorkin, K. Levy, R. Danielson, 2nd RO.W - J. Cohen, E. Hackman, A. Forsman, A. T. Rarich, W. Flack, S. Schulhofer, P. Berneberg. Herbert, J. Rubin, L. Krauss, T. Stone, S. Spelman, F. Bason, 3rd ROW - D. Zuckerman, M. Champ, M. Absent - C. Schulkin, S. Milatz, D. Ross, K. Dippel. ' 1 1 9100 17 M ordan advisor W. Flack, president, M. Walters, vice president, M. Caccuitto, treas- urer M Fulmino attendance ojfeer, K. Karpowicz, secretary, T. Ketelsen, hzrtorzan. The Student Council is the organization expressing the ideas and opinions of the student body at Calhoun as to what is done in the school. Two representatives from each homeroom attended the bi-weekly meetings supervised by Mr. John P. Jordan, and gave the views of their homerooms at the various discussions. The Council revised its Constitution and Code of Ethics, drew up a Student Code, and sponsored a successful G.O. drive. On the whole it had a successful season as the student body's first Contact with political democracy. Bill Flack and Mr. Jordan preside at meeting. 4-Il E jl , .. e FIRST ROW - G. Buchheit, E. Welm, K. Gillies, L. Hurwitz, G. Mauter, R. Haas, R. Grice, T. Rarichg SECOND ROW - C. Raduka, M. Baer, S. Campbell, M. Schwartz, A. Kohn, C. Herrmann, D. Jasnow, L. Sorkin, C. Stackhouse, THIRD ROW - D. Dulfon, N. Schwartzman, J. Shapiro, S. Rothman, D. Ross, S. Spelman, D. Zuckerman, M. Metzger, FOURTH ROW - F. Finkenberg, A. Shore, E. Hackman, J. Rubin, S. Schulhofer, S. Schinitsky, J. Lamstein, G. Greenberg, LAST ROW - B. White, E. Geller, M. Adler, C. Scheckman, D. Cohen, L. Krauss, P. Lazarus, H. Meyers. Achieving Understanding Officers - Larry Sorkin, President, Myra Adler, Vice President, Mr. Herbert Kamins, Advisor, Lesley Krauss, Secretaryg Harry Meyers, Treasurer. I.R.C. The International Relations Club further pro- gressed towards its goal of achieving a better under- standing of the peoples of the world. Foreign exchange students from Korea and the Sudan were welcomed to Calhoun High in Decem-- ber, as the students of the school and the members of the club tried to gain an insight and an under- standing of their countries. In April, I.R.C. mem- bers attended a mock political convention at Valley Stream in an effort to study by doing in the field of politics and its mechanics. A world foods banquet and the annual trip rounded out the activities of the organization. Exchange Students - Chung Sim Park of Korea, Steven Schulhofer, host, Miss Ruth Nickerson, Ahmed Sidik Osman of the Sudan and Adrienne Kohn, host. i ' V- ' 22,6 '. 7 f 1 - 5 i Dramatics Club: LAST ROW: R. White, F. Culver, D. Kohn G Grayson T. Helfrich, F. Finkenberg, L. Sorkin. SECOND ROW B Accardi V Kl9CkT16I', M. Pauley, S. Egan, D. Hersh, S. Wade, M. Gross FIRST ROW G. Houck, R. Coon, R. Haas, R. Cohen, S. Radin. 9 . 'f x S and Perfectmg Sk1l1s Apprentices: FIRST ROW: M. Sahrn, L. Hurwitz, J. Hodge, N. Blanshan, P. Padow, K. Haight, J. Petersen, F. Tardino, L. Hartman. SECOND ROW: S. Mandelbaum, J. Greenstein, S. Scherer, T. Adelson, M. Laskin, S. Gilbert, L. Kolstein, N. Kornbloom, J. Blend, D. O,Grady. THIRD -' I film 2 F7 BACK ROW - H. Kirchner, D. Krystal, J. Braun, G. S, Sorkin, K. Cuddy, J. Somma, R. Danielson, S. Gellis Mauter, B. Uhle, G. Lange, D. Keely, P. McCourt, J. Amaya, C. Schulkin, R. Young, J. Wright. D. Jacobson, K. Dippel, FRONT ROW - M. Chapnick, The Key Club, organized at Mepham in 1952, has contin- ued to be a service organiza- tion of importance and influ- ence. This year was a busy one for thirty members, the Key Club raised most of their S750 scholarship fund, sponsored a basketball game, acted as guards at the football, basket- ball, and wrestling games, and collected money for the Heart Fund, Cerebral Palsy Fund, and the Red Cross. Mr. Eman- uel Jacoby is the group advisor. By Service in School M. Walters, Lieutenant Governor of Long Island South Central, E. Woolford Secretaryg L. Sorkin, Vice Presidentg S. Schulhofer, President, M. Tennant Treasurer. 7 if f'ZEQ4A79W? J!'. . . 9 BACK ROW - Dietze, W. Flack, R. Crandall, F. R. Verity, K Schiff Absent members M Caccuitto Finkenberg, Sottile, Brennang FRONT ROW - W. Apollon K. Harwood, J. Lamstein, J. Winter, J. McCamphill, The Calhoun Wheel Club, sponsored by the Merrick Rotary, was organized in December of 1959. The club did much this year to carry out its aims of school and community service as put forth by the club motto of 'gServ- ice Above Selff' It sponsored a Christmas card delivery and a spring dance. In addition the club members ushered at the Brotherhood Dinner and the sec- tional wrestling matches here at Calhoun. The group was ably ad- vised by Mr. John Halloran. and Communit Mr. Halloran, advisor, P. Schaehrer Secretary Donnelly Trgayurer M Champ, President, T. Rarich, Vzce Preszdent 51 , .hun as 5 ll FRONT K Haight N Kornblum R Cohen, S. Spelman, C. Fish, A. Kohn. BACK - Library Club The Library club is the girls' service organization serving the students and teachers availing themselves of the facili- ties of the Calhoun High School library. Each member must have a minimum class average of eighty-two, must devote five periods a week to work in the library, and must be willing to help all those in need of assistance there. The girls are each taught the basic library skills 5 they learn to Hle and shelve books, check them in and out and answer most reference questions. The library club members benefit themselves through the widening of their horizons and Calhoun High through their tradition of helpfulness and service. S Rothman L Krauss, Miss Burns, S. Campbell. Audio-Visual Squad - FIRST ROW: Gutai, L, R. Shifrin, F. Haltenhoff, P. Restivo, vonSoosten G Weinstein, Nossel, S. Wolff, Mr. R. Fite, R. Gunther, Foote, W. Whittemore, C. Hanigan, T. Helfrich. E. Smith, C. Weiglg SECOND ROW: K. Tonnessen, and Faculty Staff Under the management of Mr. Robert Fite, the Calhoun Audio-Visual Squad completed its second successful year of service to the school. Its members were always on hand when needed, giving up study periods to operate the audio-visual educational equip- ment, such as projectors, record players, and tape recorders. The squad is the oldest service organiza- tion in the school. The P.A. squad kept score at the football games, basketball games, and wrestling matches and an- nounced all important information to the students in the bleachers. The squad, with Mr. Gerald Gorman, used the school public address systems to do their job, This service club has been in existence at Calhoun for two years. P.A. Squad - Mr. G. Gorman, F. Finkenberg, S. Sorkin, D. Zuckerman, L. Sorkin D OlGrady, W. Apollon, K. Cuddy, M. DeLaura, R. Haas, K. Schiff, D. Kohn. I i 8.4 -M- 277 lg ' QFTII - 'gf I Fi us S. Campbell. Lambert. Mr. Knmins, Advisor, D. Miller. The aim of the Amateur Radio Club is to own and maintain an amateur radio station in our school. The group provided its own broadcasting and receiving equipment from among the membership. The group was ably assisted by Mr. Herbert Kamins. The Science Club has finished its second success- Amateur Radio Club: BACK ROW - R. Simpson, F. Newman, P. Ludlow, D, Gerber, C. Aigen, F. Halten- hoff, H. Hager, P. Weiner, B. Birke, S. McGuire, R. Mandel. FRONT ROW - S. Sharp, S. Milatz. Pursuing Hobbie- ful season of activities. With many projects, demon- stratio-ns, speeches, and lectures, the club pursued its goal of cultivating an interest in future careers in the fields of science and engineering. Mr. Sheldon Rossoff was the group advisor. President was Philip Berneburg. Science: BACK ROW - S. Alexander, D. Kramer, K. Bagley, F. Bason, F. Haltenhoff, M. Price, D. Rundberg, D. Vallianos, L. Shapiro, L. Lefer, J. Cohen. FRONT ROW - R. Lawrence, S. Mann, F. Sklar, Sec.,' S. McGuire, P. Weiner, V.P.g M. Winter, R. Schwartz, B. Shaw, Winter. S MST' XXX ' F- ll lHuTl.H9i11YdlIXfi n , l ' f Q 'I Under the direction of Mr. Le- berson, the Debate Club provided an outlet for the interest in cur- rent events. This club has debated many timely and thought-provok- ing themes. The officers of the club have attended a high-school debate at Hofstra, and the club has advanced greatly in the time- old science of debating. and Interests Calhoun High School maintains an active chapter of the Junior Classical League - a national organiza- tion forrned to make high school students aware of the culture of ancient Greece and Rome. At their monthly meeting, members planned to display proj- ects for Latin Week and to see Ben-Hur. Debate Club: FIRST ROW - L. Bergen, D. Gershenson. SECOND ROW - M. Price, K. Harwood, S. Goldfinger. THIRD ROW - J. Losquadro, S. Diamond, E. Reisman, FOURTH ROW - R. Ullian, M. Benson, M. Berg, E. Fetterman, S. Fankuchen. LAST ROW - M. Kapner, Winter, M. Pos- ner, S. Mandelbaum, Secretary, Cohen, Librarian, Dietze, President. El Circulo de Espanol - FIRST ROW - W. Apollon, M. Metzger, B Bernstein. SECOND ROW: P. Lazarus, C. Sherman, B. White, M. Adler. THIRD ROW - R. Weinberg, R. Coon, D. Zuckerman, Mr. A. Sonander, Advisor. FOURTH ROW - K. Levy, D. Fish, E. Reisman, S. Spelman, FIFTH ROW - V. Latham, B. Topf, B. Wagner, M. Stallone. LAST ROW - L. Krauss, P. Gilio, R. Maitland, K. Schiff. Each month the Spanish Club, under Mr. Sonan- der, met to study Spanish-speaking peoples, their customs and traditions. The high point of the club's activities was a Spanish meal prepared by the stu- dents in the club. J.C.L. - FIRST ROW - T. Adelson, F. Tardino, G. Erickson, S. Schnitsky, J. Sewell, C. Werbin, Glunts, P. Pauley, V. Blohm. 2nd ROW - L. Houry, T. Koladish, A. Agro, S. Grimm, C. Kiesling, I. Erickson, L. Kolstein, P. Stone, S. Chanson, M. McGowan, K. Kohlepp. 3rd ROW - H. Sokoloff, J. Dietze, F. Bason, J. Biederman, E. Genovese, R. Judd, W. Apollon, L. Lefer. BACK ROW - K. Pinto, P. Pinto, M. Schwartz, S. Mol- G. Strassle. 2nd ROW - S. Weiss, J. S. Chanson, lin, I. Richters, S. Herrstrom, B. Eliassen, D. Hersh, S. S. Zeig, M. Kersich, B. Diamond, K. M. Gold- Egan, E. Engelhardt, B. Romanofsky, F. Johnson. 3rd man, B. Pulver. Ist ROW - M. Lloyd, G. ROW - M. Baer, S. Menegaux, G. Anderson, A. Dallo, D,Amico, M. McGowan, L. L. Murray, V. Werbin, L. Randall, S. Scheiner, J. Glunts, E. Siegel, S. Campbell, A. Maronna, G. McArthur. jjj 1' Q X ' I W , in 1 J . V V 1 I. r L, ,I nfvii 51 V ,LX K fy pi X 5 if if TB' i ' ' ll J 9 if ' My N ,Muir VKQWQAXX . x ' ,Af -yy ,of Af' I . , i f' I iiwjli 0 I 6 :K jvf N J- P 1 J lx l' X Viewing the Future A. Shore, treasurer, H. Goodman, attendance ofeer, K. Karpowicz, president, S. Spelman, vice president, K. Gillies, secretary. The prime purpose of the F.T.A. is to acquaint making nursing their career and desiring to learn interested students with the teaching profession. Its about nursing requirements, duties and opportunities. members learn the duties of the teacher, the advan- To inform the girls, guests from colleges and hospi- tages and disadvantages of the profession, and the tals were invited to speak at meetings, practical in- numerous problems a teacher must face in the mod- formation was supplied by the group advisor, Mrs. ern educational system. Isabelle TrOrI1bly. The F.N.A. is an organization of girls interested in BACK ROW - A. Padovano, G. Fish, V. Burak, preri- K. Bottjer, S. Miner, M. Dixon, Stevenson. FRONT dentg G. Parker, L. Logan, M. Stallone, A. Herbert, M. ROW - P. Stone, M. Johnsen, G. Schafer, Vice pres., Schmitt, C. Jeffreys, M. Posner, M. Jones, S. Blackburn, J. Meeks, J. Lieb, L. Tannenbaum, Krauss. B. Gilleran, B. Topf, P. Vanderoef, secretary, V. Walter, Orchestra BACK ROW: B. Helgerson, Rector, K. Larson, H. Kaplan, M. Olsen, Berlo, D. Brierly, R. Lang, A. Goldberg, ROW 2: L. Sahm, P. Ahlers, L. Weinstein, vonSoosten, P. Hertling, S. Herrstrom, L. Levitan, S. Miles, R. Aurori. ROW I: Winter, G. Erickson, Lynch, F. Buchheit, S. Fankuchen, N. Klein, M. Berg, C. Weigl. Fields of Endeavor Chorus BACK ROW: G. Smith, C. Anderson, R. Salvato, R. MacLaughlin, Sparnecht, C. Katter- feld, S. Grimm, L. Sandford, C. Albertson, M. Schmidt, S. Alheirn, L. Bennett, C. Parker K. Olsen. 3rd ROW: Krauss, L. Schreiner, B. Ehrhardt, Stevenson, T. Wengler, J Lieberman, D. Ross, F. Brunelle, D. Brown, J. Greenstein, R. Fiedler, M. Reinhold, D. Green A. Shore, F. Tardino. 2nd ROW: L. Kneff, S. Berman, G. Schlegel, B. VanBeck, B. Aimes L. Randall, C. Houck, V. Silbaugh, N. Spector, E. Lederle, E. Elbe, J. Lloyd, S. Tarass FRONT ROW: Meeks, Dolgin, K. Flynn, S. Weiss, G. Schlepflin, M. Viola, L. Shack- man, D. Laschitza, S. Fineman, R. Lieberman, M. Laskin. .' - . I I l I I I Art Club - L. Hartman, J. Hartman, R. Gottlieb, L. Kolstein, L. Tannen- baum, V. Kleckner, C. Raduka, C. Johnson, M. Baer, C. Dugan, L. Cheru- bini, C. Ross, S. Hubbard, T. Danglemeier, Mr. Reeves, T. Zinc. KNEEL- ING: G. Capra, J. Pitti. f K Chess Club - STANDING, R. Maitland, Mr. R. McConnin, M. Champ, J. Mc- Keen, D. Edwards, L. Glazer. SEATED, G. Acuff, S. Walinetz, J. Carle. Building Personalit Secretarial Club - FIRST ROW: Hoereth, Ehlers, R. Ehnenn, SECOND K. Neely, C. O'Rourke, C. McArthur, L. Exner, D. Wittekind, THIRD: K. Dalton, F. Duchen, T. Miller, B. Collins, LAST ROW: R. Traugott, D. Capolino, R. Byrnes, STANDING: Miss Schroeder, V. Tulley. 3 ml75f5IH5rgmi is . BACK ROW: E. Genovese, Li. Komblum, K. Gustafson. Humburg, V. Vollkomrner. A. Dallo. V. Birnberg, L. Kol- M. Caccuito, K. Harwood, 4th ROW.' G. Greenberg. N. stein, F. Sklar, A. Padovano: Ist ROW: B. Eliassen. C. Klein, E. VYelm. BI. YN'inter, E. Thewke. 3rd ROW: K. Jeffreys, LI. Schmitt, S. Abrams, C. Nlannino, A. Schwartz Gillies, R. com, J. Blazina, G. Erickson, B. Dayes, B. The Red Cross Council, organized by John Dietze, has become a respected school group. The Council filled a hope chest for refugees and helped coordinate other school service activities. The Council also co-sponsored the Leap Year Dance on April 1. The Creative Writing Club, under the direction of Miss Fanning, meets every week to criticize the work that has been written by its members since the previous meeting. At the end of the year, the best work is put into a collection. J. Y-J Amaya, Treaxurerg Dietze, Prexidentg T. Dolan, Vipe Presidentg B. Foley. Attendance Ojicerg NI. Mitiguy, Seng- taryg Miss Wfilliamson, J. Lynch, Historian, BACK ROW: C. Hayden, P. Hamilton, lvfiss C. Fanning, H. Meyers, FRONT ROW: lvl. Schwartz, L. Krauss, E. Haerner, S. McGuire. gi . ago, J? , Sita' 1 ' I L STANDING? .ls Cohen, LHYOUY Ediwf, L- S0fkif1i Manager, D. Zuckerman, Editor-in-Chief, K. Haight, Sports Editor, F. Finkenberg, Feature Editor SEATED: Circulation Manager' N. Schwartzman, News Editor, P. Holland, Business The staff of Hoofbeats, the school newspaper, has steadily published throughout the year an interesting and informative periodical. Its functions were to publicize school events, inform the student body, and give recognition to deserving individuals and organizations. The newspaper was paid for by G.O. dues and advertise- I ments. Issues were sent to other high schools throughout the g country. Mr. Howard Crouch is the group advisor. STANDING: A. Lazere, M. Petrulli, M. Winter, S. lich, M. Tennant. SEATED: J. Emrnott, B. Gilleran, Sherer, S, Egan, B. Topf, E. Genovese, M. Kapner, L. S. Goldfarb, L. Krauss, G. Cornelius, L. Hartmann, P. Lefer, M. Caccuitto, C. Aigen, D. Rundberg, R. Zil- Stone. if Mr. Thomas Gilchrist, Yearbook Advisor Editors-in-chief: D. Ross, and A. Kohn. Managing Editor: E. Smith. L. to R. - L. Grondin, G. Buchheit, S. Campbell, H, Nleyers, S Spelman, T. Rarich, S. Hubbard, C. Herrmann. Developing Talents This year's Pacer, the yearbook of Calhoun High, has increased both in size and in qual- ity. The yearbook staff has compiled a rec- ord of school events and activities, faculty and the student body, as a memento of high school days. Long hours were spent under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Gilchrist to X4 nl present a readable and memorable yearbook. BACK ROW - L. Kaufman, M. Baer, M. Schmitt, J. Winter, R. Maitland. FRONT ROW - M. Pauley, M. Stone, B. Bernstein, P. Padow, S. Sherer, M. Winter, A. Michtom. i .ff V.. ' Wu ' - M - - - pf IJ! ROW: C. Levine, S. Herrstrom, D. Kramer, S. Portny, I. Ravitz, E. Levitan, M. Savona, P. Hertling, S. Vause S. Miles, S. Abrams, I. Richters, D. Hartin, R. Verity, A Michtom, S. Menegaux, C. Scheckmang 2nd ROW: H. Kaplan, E. Jayne, C. Larson, M. Kersich, G. Spies, C Accarino, J. Rubin, N. Waldman, M. Goldman, C. Stras- sle, G. Darrow, N. Chodar, R. Masters, G. Greenberg, D. Slee, F. Lebrecht, R. Zorn, G. Greenspan, 3rd ROW: K. Larson, A. Green, Van lfseles, M. Gold, B. Pulver, E. A I 'Aff ix f, If ,Aviv li f - ffgifu 'Oy VUJ if l ,. A . f .M if .M lj . , W f 1, ml, . y A X97 E M ul 'J' l f ' J f . ' 3.7: ff' ,V yi . .JV . ff 'W . , ' f w fl MM' . JM ,n M241 J , y f l'- ,' ' ' l ,.f' w, lf V . 0Lf1,fffl 1l U ,pda Ml! ,rf 7 Neely, J. Snyder, H. Casazza, D. Brierly, H. Sokoloff, S. Schulhofer, G. Bob, R. Forrest, N. Viemeister, T. Nore- liusg 4th ROW: C. Litke, B. Tackel, S. Mandelbaum, Rector, B. O'Grady, J. Browner, R. Lang, G. Brun, Wright, R. Newitter, Berlo, 5th ROW: B. Helgerson, C. Stackhouse, R. Aurori, P. Quinn, P. Scott, T. Biffar, R. Simpson, A. Goldberg, T. Woolford, R. Watkins, S. Schecter, J. Gutai, D. Hood, S. Blum, E. Reuther, M. Olsen, S. Martins. ,.f. J 1 MM -I ,..f ,.,..f L In the Band .4 L b MJD N fy!! 1 lft I UO The Calhoun Band has had an active and productive season this year. Under the direction of Mr. George Pritchard the band played at all home football games, at pep rallies, at the Winter and Spring Concerts, and at Assembly programs. The members practiced each day to produce a fine sounding musical organization. The Jolly Rogers C. Scheckman, B. Pulver, G. Larson, S. Vause - drum major- ette, B. Tackel, C. Accarino, E. Levitan. Mr. S. Talbot Thayer . 'Gs' THE EIGHT L. TO R. White, Flack, Haltenhoff, Dippel, Rarich, Schaehrer, Rose, Pappalardo. and the Choir Our school choir this year operated under a very full schedule which included the Winter Concert, an exchange concert at Middletown High School, and Gradua- tion. Early in the year eleven members of the choir sang with the All State Sectional Choir, and a few weeks later Carol Flynn and Joe Pappalardo were privileged to be able to sing with the All State Choir. In the spring the main events were Festi- val Competition and the production of the Rogers and Hammerstein hit musical South Pacific. Thoughout the year Mr. S. Talbot Thayer worked with the group to obtain a Fine musical organization which won praise wherever it performed. Ist ROW - M. Metzger, P. Padow, S. Victor, C. Flynn, E. DeVito, S. Boritz, B'. Hofman, C. Schafer, D. Witte- kind, M. Mitiguy, S. Mollin, P. Gilio, R. Lamanna, G. Camilleri, T. Ketelsen, A. Doscher, A. Lazere, S Scheiner, E. Welm, C. Gibbons, 2nd ROW - V. Val- ois, D. Tarbell, Richards, Blend, M. Sahm, L. Glen, S. Blackburn, P. Pawling, L. Howry, E. Engle- hardt, P. Hunter, C. King, S. Radin, K. Gillies, P. Stone, G, Unruh, D. Capolino, A. Padovano, B. Col- lins, S. Grasty. 3rd ROW - K. Bottjer, L. Boyle, A. Maronna, L. Heurmann, C'Toole, J, Amaya, D Foley, R. Rose, W. Flack, E. Stone, P. Schaarschmidt J. Martens, F. Triolo, V. Tucker, H. Skerl, M. VVinter G. Scott, 4th ROW - R. Padovano, J. Isaacs, J. Dev- lin, K. Fitschen, L. Walters, J. Richards, J. Carle, J Sottile, D. Gerber, F. Haltenhoff, K. Dippel, P. Schaeh rer, N. Megahan, R. Vurchio, A. Fasciani, T. Rarich D. Lieberman, Pappalardo, R. White, A. Gavron, A. DiBari, R. Lendino. 63 Lang solos Lazere and Wright charleston The Dreamtones Pop Concert Flynn sings softly Basin Street Quartet x S 1 X I 4 I I i 5 c 4 . iw , 14 KI X 9 K ,QF mf - , fff' f X, ,iv X H lf fi V, X ff , ,, Q ' Ky! ' ff ix!! fn, . V f wif We do not enter school as polished, Hnished students. We enter as raw material, to he refined through the efforts of the faculty and the administration. The junior and sophomore classes are going through the period of refinement. They are constantly learning - in school, in athletics, and in activities. They are pre- paring now to assume leadership and the responsibility of shaping future classes into accomplished, active bodies. 'QV Q Q 2' -1 N - L H' I 1 'E V: ,N A 1 --if-QQ? f 1 T 7 I Q Class of 1961 Joe Genna doesxzghlb rdll 1 1- f 2 BACK Row -uw. Lamb, R. Gunder- son, B. Levine, G. Lange, R. Lang, D. Kramer, S. Leader, L. Lefer, F. Latham, 31d ROW - C. K-ohlhepp, T. Koladish, K. Larson, A. Kmetz, M. Kersich, N. Kornblum. 2nd ROW - J. Kloz, P. Kazanji, M. Lesnick, L. Kaufman, M. Laskin, V. Klieger, D. Laschitza, L. Kol- stein. FRONT ROW - J. Kirvin, R. Lawrence, D. Korshak, G. Levy, F. Le- brecht, R. Lendino. Room 200 I X 1 1 l BACK ROW - R. Lipfert, P. McCourt C. Maraglio, W. Dunker, M. Levy, J Martin, J. Menchen, J. Lyden, G. Mathi- sen, R. Mandell. 3rd ROW - M. Mc- Gowan, C, McCartin, M. Messett, R McLaughlin, C. Miller, M. Coughlin, J Marlow, A. Mansfield. 2nd ROW - S Menegaux, M. Mitiguy, N. Blanshan, J. Bret, J. Lieb, J. Meserole, Meeks M. Melara. FRONT ROW - C. Litke P. McCoskey, S. Mann, R. Mambrino R. Masters, S. Manchin. Room 225 Room 226 l BACK ROW - V. Mientus, R. Porter, E. Mistretta, R. Mulvaney, R. Mueller, R. Miller, J. Murphy, S. Pollack, L. Poster, R. Persan. 3rd ROW - B. O'Grady, P. Padow, L. Murray, S. Radin, M. Pauley, E. Nickla, E. Pooley, K. O'Rourke. 2nd ROW -- C. Price, l. O'Kelly, G. Paradiso, L. Randall, K. Muhlbauer, S. Nelson, A. Padovano. FRONT ROW - J. Moore, L. Narissi, jxmurbach, G. Morimi, s. Pollack, R. Pollenz. 1, I Y BACK ROW - R. Rosenbaum, P. Rosenberg, A. Dempsey, P. Rosen, D. Rundberg, R. Strockbine, R. Reiderer, W. Ritter, C. Radl. 3rd ROW - N. Santa-Maria, H. Geller, C. Repsis, J. Rector D. Ross G. Schaefer S. Schlos- ser. 2nd ROW - M. Rubin I. Reimer S. Schinitsky C. Ross. I. Richters M. Realmuto S. Scheiner. FRONT ROW - P. Restivo, G. Proce, R. Ringler, C. Romeo I. Ravitz. 7 I 5 1 7 7 P 3 X , 2 ,-3 f il 'lo fl! 1 i . -,f I . ll 'O l M M f ' 7 7 7 f 1 . N fi 17-llf'v4 lff'VL A 'v , fl J 3 VV -1 I-75' .g , 7 T i ,5 ,E .QN,J,,!,..'C N , LJ 67, DWQWZ , Room 229 ,Q V' ,f A M ,, xx Milf Qffld! Room 231 BACK ROW - N. Viemeister, K. Ton- nessen, R. Stibritz, W. Wagner, G. Vaughan, W. Taylor, J. O'Rourke, C. Stackhouse. 3rd ROW - C. Taylor, I. Stuve, B. Topf, J. Trapani, D. Treffei- sen, M. Stallone, M. Taylor, F. Tardino, J. Brum. 2nd ROW - R. Verity, S. Tarantino, S. Victor, C. Dugan, A. Timm, C. Strassle, S. Tantill-o. FRONT ROW - R. Tucek, R. Tomford, R. Tretola, G. Damm, R. Vanderhyde. Room 234 BACK ROW - D. Seaman, R. Schwen- ker, R. Sommer, Sottile, A. Smith, P. Schaehrer. 3rd ROW - Cratty, S. Sharp, C. Sherman, M. Scia.llo, G. Smith, S. Sherer, T. Scott, D. Slee, P. Shipley. 2nd ROW - H. Schaktman, K. Seibold, J. Sewell, N. Spector, M. Smith, A. Schwartz, B. Smyth, A. Selkirk. FRONT ROW - F. Shiperis, W. Scott, G. So- daitis, H. Zinn, D. Sobin, J. Somma, R. Sloves. Room 233 BACK ROW - J. Wright, W. Whitte- more, E. Woolford, R. Wittern, R. Wess- ner, G. Santry, R. Cagan, R. Zorn. 3rd ROW - Worth, M. Ziegler, E. Welm, V. Werbin, M. Winter, J. Welk, M. Wat- terson, C. Ziegler, R. Weinberg. 2nd ROW - S. Wolff, B. Wagner, J. Cur- cio, S. Zeig, A. Wright, C. Werbin, P. Weiss. FRONT ROW -- R. White, R. Drinjak, H. Wallis, E. Ziminski, R. Young, S. Wortmann, S. Wolinetz. ff ,. Room 300 BACK ROW - A. Conlin, L. Carter, J. Carbone, M. Cordaro, W. Cruse, W. Crossen. 3rd ROW - N. Carbone, J. Bokankowitz, M. Chambers, S. Boritz, B. Buff, L. Cherubini, Blend, P. Cook. 2nd ROW - E. Churray, R. Coon, V. Blohm, L. Christians, T. Capurso, E. Carrara, P. Costigan. FRONT ROW - F. Curcio, H. Carr, R. Cruse, G. Citro. Y Q X! 1, JWJ ,J K, Q, f','g Room 328 , . , BACK ROW - J. Geraghty, R. Forrest, A. Fasciani, R. Fennema, E. Genovese, L. Fox, D. Foley, E. Fetterman. 3rd ROW: - D. Fish, Gilio, S. Gilbert, N. Gallagher, R. Gianeontieri, N. Grif- fen, J. Glunts, M. Fulmino, A. Giampie- tro, S. Goldfarb. 2nd ROW - Fick, L. Guest, B. Grant, J. Gottschalk, S. Grasty, C. Koenig, M. Grusell, C. Foote. FRONT ROW - A. Gavron, S. Fankuchen, R. Faigin, K. Ettlinger, W. Gamberale, S. Gellis, R. Gelder, Fitschen. 4 BACK ROW - T. Biffar, J. Biederman, M. Caccuitto, W. Behrens, W. Apollon, W. Anderson, G. Bob, D. Brierly, M. Butler. 3rd ROW - E. Birney, G. Al- pert, P. Alnwick, L. Benson, P. Baxter, A. Agro, L, Bennett, C. Anderson, S. Alexander. 2nd ROW - G. Acuff, S. Armstrong, R. Aronson, C. Accarino, B. Bernstein, B. Accardi, R, Capurso. FRONT ROW - S. Best, J. Amaya, P. Blechman, M. Berman, M. Balasky, J. Berlo. g . s ,ff 1 1 I All Lyff U, in ls f JW Y 'Zn . Gliwfi Room 327 i' BACK ROW - R. Lipfert, T. Dolan, K. Hespe, E. Dececk, R. Dahlen, J Esposito, E. Dill, H. Dahlman, Devlin J B. Uhle. 3rd ROW - L. Engelmann, S. Egan, C. Cooper, L. Flood, G. Cor- nelius, C. Curley, Dolgin, R. Fiedler W. Domigan. 2nd ROW - T. diMonda J. Fugman, S. DeLise, J. Emmott, C Coppola, I. Erickson, A. Edmondson, D Edwards. FRONT ROW - D. Dye, A Danielsen, G. Eisele, J. DeBonis, M Edelstein, V. Davis, M. Epstein. ' Room 329 , k .6 Q i f A T tl 5 ,Room 330 BACK Row - R. Ketcharri, V. Kastel, B. Hood, M. Kapner, M. Pape, S. Judd D. Jacobson, H. Kirchmer. 3rd ROW - E. Hughes, M. Johnston, C. Inglis, C Johnson, P. Hunter, K. Iverson, S. Ja- cob. 2nd ROW - G. Kirch, R. Kelton L. Howry, C. Houck, F. Keller, R Kahran. FRONT ROW - M. Horowitz, R. Karp, G. Hubert, H. Kappauf. English Literature taught by Mr. Gilchrist. BACK ROW - H. Schwort, E. Ryan, R. Sugauin, J. Schultz, S. Schaper, R. Samp- son, P. Salzer, C. Schwenker, J. Scavuzzo, K. Schiff. 3rd ROW - E. Schlegel, G. Schaepfiin, S. Rose, A. Higgins, S. Rus- shon, C. Romer. 2nd ROW - L. Repsis, C. Reiss, M. Rousch, M. Savona, L. Sahm, S. Rudick, M. Sahm, E. Saggio, R. Scharff, L. Sanford. FRONT ROW - S. Schechter, R. Schwartz, R. Schoen- leber, R. Schall, P. Schaarschmidt, T. l'b..--- BACK ROW - F. Haltenhoff, E. Rob- inson, Laskowitz, W. Hoereth, S. Gross 3rd ROW - K. Gustafson, A. Goldberg J. Hartmann, C. Hayden, L. Heuerman S. Herrstrom, D. Voornveld, M. Benway 2nd ROW 1 R. Heymann, V. Helfen- bein, A. Hecht, J. Hodge, K. Haight P, Hamilton, L. Glazer, Hackett FRONT ROW - T. Gladtke, R. Gross R. Goldberg, P. Holland, G. Greenberg T. Heffernan. V f ,-1.124 fy? Room 332 J ' 5 VV, ,,,-.,-f X -.1 1, . 1 f, ., ,fl ,fx . af- , X, .ff f ,. V ' ,Z-4, f.-' X- fi ,I f. ,f ,gif lf, ff J ,X I J 'K i. A,-I.. 1 J f-H V, Y. , 19.4 ,f ,f Class of 1 96 1 -62 Room 110 Z ..-lil... -1.- V1 .V ev V ,f- J, ...gzxfg f BACK ROW - K. Burgmeier, R. Ropes, J. Richards, J. Robinson, P. Quinn, G. Lewis, S. Porting, D. Lyons, B. Parkin, J. Drayza, G. Reimers. 3rd ROW - M Smith, J. Uhle, P. Primus, K. Pettit, M. Plansci, B. Pulver, P. Podd, M. Petrulli, 2nd ROW - R. Pagliuca, L. Post, C. Smith, M. Reinhold, P. Grene, L. Poss, C. Pooley, C. Parker, J. McGrory, K. Pinto, A. Pickelsimer. FRONT ROW - P. Roemer, C. Russell, R. Ratcliffe, J. Pitti, R. Parrington, B. Bernard, N. Hootan, E. Perlman, L. Reichlin. Room L23 BACK ROW - W. Sullivan, G. Yorty L. Walters, J. Von Soosten, J. Taylor, T Sullivan, A. Verna, J. Walk, M. Verity, P. Verity. 3rd ROW - C. Steinmetz, B Tackel, D. Tarbell, J. Stevenson, M Suhr, P. Stahl, P. Stone. 2nd ROW - J. Steenberg, M. Stearns, D. Tiley, S Stanwood, E. Teale, S. Taras, M. Thomp- son, D. Szeck, R. Steiniger, J. Winter. FRONT ROW - R. Ullian, G. Walters, E. VanRees, Thomson, H. Thatcher, E. Wankel. Room 129 Yff Room 112 BACK ROW - E. Stone, Starr, L. Shapiro, C. Siemes, R. Skea, R. Shifrin, E. Smith, R. Stolzenberger, J. Zaun, R. Sprague, B. Shaw. 3rd ROW - P. Shur- kin, M. Schmitt, J. Sparnecht, D. Simone, C. Seiders, J. Snyder. 2nd ROW - S. Schoeppler, S. Smith, V. Wood, N. Smith, G. Spies, L. Schutt, C. Scudder, L. Smitt, J. Schreiner, H. Skerl, E. Siegel. FRONT ROW - G. Shields, M. Sher- win, R. Steiniger, J. Steinis, R. Simpson, S. Sorkin. Room 126 BACK ROW - S. Schneider, J. Wil- liamson, R. Welner, F. Will, E. Whit- ney. 3rd ROW - J. Glinski, C. Weigl, V. Walter, H. Wider, V. Tucker, T. Wengler, B. Weppert, A. Holzner. 2nd ROW - J. Winter, C. Whittemore, B. VanBeck, S. Weiss, D. Williams, M. Wa- licke, C. Tricarico, M. Viola, B. Weine, M. Wilson. FRONT ROW - L. Wein- stein, M. Wentworth, T. Woerter, J. Wortmann, R. Wilson, F. Washbum. BACK ROW - S. Adams, J. Ahearn, R. Birney, J. Baun, R. Block, L. Bergen, T. Blewitt, C. Aigen, L. Bennett. 3rd ROW - Benzing, B. Ginsberg, B. Aimes, C. Albertson, C. Ackerson, J. An- ton, C. Biedrzycki, B. Baker, R. Bard. 2nd ROW - D. Allen, V. Bassett, S. Berman, M. Bergskaug, C. Blazina, M. Berg, T. Adelson, Bard. FRONT ROW - B. Birke, J. Bell, P. Ahlers, K. Appleton, J. Bobsin, G. Bach. Room 207 BACK ROW - T. Dangelmaier, F. Balchaitis, K. Cuddy, W. Desimini, G. Daniels, A. DiBari, S. Dobbins, D. Fay- ette. 3rd ROW - J. Crowley, B. Dayes, R. Citro, A. Clarke, M. DeLaura, C. Cooke, D. Dankel, R. Eatz. 2nd ROW - E. Cormack, A. C-ornachio, I. Bicker- ton, K. Dennis, J. Cruse, C. D'Amico, L. Collins. FRONT ROW - P. Deyhle, S. Dorfman, J. Reiderer, R. Cratty, S. Fat- zie, L. Robbins, S. DiSie'na. iQ 'X ' ' f Ul'llZl5!C7YE?W zk if VAQ Room 206 BACK ROW - H. Casazza, J. Caperna, M. Chubin, E. Carmine, G. Campana, M. Kramer, J. Carman. 3rd ROW - K. Brand, D. Boucher, P. Brown, L. Boyle, M. Bretnall, M. Bradley, G. Capra, R. Bogart, A. Bruno, F. Buchheit, G. Camil- leri, J. Celatko, J. Cerf. FRONT ROW - F. Carteleneto, H. Brooks, P. Casey, J. Brown, M. Chapnick. Room 208 Tony Frank performs a Chemistry ex- periment under Mr. McConnin's direc- tion. Room 209 BACK ROW - Hagelmann, G. Hane- bury, W. Greiner, K. Hafner, P. Hansen, R. Grodin, J. Gutai, C. Tappen. 3rd ROW - D. Hartin, S. Hansen, D. Greene, L. Hall, G. Halstead, L. Glen, S. Goldfinger, A. Green. 2nd ROW - J. Greene, A. Greey, C. Gibbons, B. Ger- nel, J. Frucht, M. Gold. FRONT ROW - F. Greco, R. Hamilton, R. Gunther, F. Greene, J. Harding, R. Harrison. Room 211 X '! f x by . Robert Ehring and John Edmonds prac- ticing auto mechanics. BACK ROW - P. Gellweiler, P. Gor- den, K. Forbes, G. Foote, K. Fitschen, D. Goldfarb, D. Gerber, J. Frigerio. 3rd ROW - W. Gieseking, K. Flynn, D. Fisher, C. Evans, S. Durkin, B. Ehrhart, L. Frost, J. Fairweather. 2nd ROW - K. Fusco, C. Dulis, H. Essman, S. Fineman, E. Elbe, V. Ellenberger, G. Erickson, J. Geary, R. Mauro. FRONT ROW - R. Figueroa, S. Freilich, E. Gallagher, W. Frazzetta, P. Gebhard, A. Gaynor. Room 210 BACK ROW - B. Herman, P. Itkin, J. Hyman, K. Hoffmann, K. Harwood, G. Hospadura, J. Hughes. 3rd ROW - L. Holloway, B. Humburg, C. Jeffreys, C. Heznet, P. Herrlich, L. Hoaglander, G. Holt, E. Jayne, L. Hendrickson, C. Hochhauser. 2nd ROW - C. Hults, P. Underwood, D. Henrich, A. Jarvis, B. Hartin, M. Johnsen, L. Gamarda, Hekel. FRONT ROW - D. Henkior, A. Hirschmann, M. Hoffman, B. Helger- son, J. Isaacs, J. Holzinger, D. Hoey, R. Francomano. Ewa' 4 'G V V Y ' I... Room 212 BACK ROW - C. Loder, D. Krystel, J. Lackner, A. Kutz, W. Leibert, R. Lied- erman, D. MacDougall, D. Liederrnan, R. Langer, A. Langer, V. Levy. 3rd ROW - N. LaBoda, B. Levine, M, Ludlow, C. Kroupa, R. Lamanna, T. Macaulay, M. Kuskis, R. Leff, R. Lieberman, L. LeBeck. 2nd ROW - G. LaManno, Ludwig, Magnuson, C. Levine, Krauss, A. Lazere, C. Mannino. FRONT ROW - M. Lustgarten, R. Lombardo, R. Levy, K. Lamb. .viii . ,Z- Room 217 BACK ROW - D. Newitter, Novel- lano, W. Morse, R. Albricht, E. Murphy, W. Parisen, D. Kampfer, C. Parker, M. Mudge. 3rd ROW - V. diMonda, K. Ott, C. Olsen, J. O'Rourke, E. Neely, D. Nicol, M. Oe'Rourke, D. O'Grady. 2nd ROW - B. Diamond, L. Noble, S. No- vogrodsky, K. Olsen, G. Napoli, J. Oliva, S. Abrams. FRONT ROW - T. Nore- lius, J. Fennema, J. Nossel, S. Faden, F. Newman, J. O'Donnell, J. O'Toole. BACK ROW - G. Kolesar, R. Jarcyw- ski, R. Kirby. N. Kariff, A. Koweek, R Johnson, K. Kreuscher, J. Kenna, J Kleinwald. 3rd ROW - C. Katterfield M. Kels, L. Wright, T. Kapplinghaus N. Kelly, N. Koutsis, L. Kovacs, Birnberg. 2nd ROW - N. Klein, H Kaplan, C. King. L. Kohn, D. King, L Kayatt, L. Kneff. D. Voorneveld, M Jones. FRONT ROW - R. Kolish, D V Kalinowski, R. Kroeger, G. Kantz, Kohlhepp. l 1 z . , Room 213 BACK ROW - G. Milligan, H. Mar- schall, R. Miller, J. Martens, J. Mc- Keever, E. McCamphill, McKenzie, S. Mackay, R. Martin. 3rd ROW - V. Muschio, P. Murphy, R. Merkert, L. Milano, E. Mayers, C. Mirabelli, C. Mastromauro, K. McCreery, S. Miles. 2nd ROW - A. Murphy, F. Meyer, M. McCollum, T. Muli, J. Moskowitz, Milone, M. Milito, K. McFadden FRONT ROW - A. Masters, D. Mor- genstern, S. Markowitz, R. Moccio, M. Metzger, W. Mahoney. Room 218 ' LN-MIB YM-HM Q T T ' 1 ,K ww . ,guy L ii www - ' W QPQNXNSSQ5 A BQWQWX' 'fi X N. X ' .1 1' sv 1 ' iii' w-:mx-1-fairs we 4532 A RR The Senior Class of Calhoun High represents a force of leadership throughout the school. In clubs, committees. groups, garnes, teams. and organizations the senior class has been the nucleus, the directing power, the source of enthusiasm and school spirit. It has worked hard with its member committees - Senior Sales. Senior Booster, and the various dance and program com- mittees to provide enjoiment for all at school functions and to build up a substan- tial senior class fund. It has proxided us with the Autumn Leaves Dance, the Senior Play, Pep Rallies, and the Prom. It has made the football and basketball games more enjoyable with its refreshment and soda concession. It has added to the beauty of the school with the senior class gift. It has set up a tradition of participation, school spirit and leadership which will re- main a part of the heritage of future classes of Calhoun High School long after it is gone from this school into the world at large. The Senior Class has charted the waters of future success. I l 1, r I in l l Q 'l 4 4' i f Dance Committee: SEATED, G. Buchheit, T. Stone, S. Sahn, K. Dippel, S. Wade STAND- ING, E. Smith, L. Crondin, F. Brunelle, J. Pappalardo, P. Pawiing, M. Adler, K. Karpowicz, E. Geller. sd X .4 I- --v f , . Booster Committee: T. Stone, E. Smith, Chairman, M. Mitiguy. A Successful Senior Planning: FIRST ROW, A. Shore, J. Rode, I. E. Klint, C. Claessen, THIRD ROW, C. McArthur, Pappalardo, B. Bruns, J. Brennen, P. Lewine, SECOND J. Bauer, S. Miner, T. Frank. ROW, L. Hurwitz, S. Hubbard, M. Ruege, T. Stone, i1,. -,.. .m.,,..l.-...i-.. ----11 Mi --..Y- 2-77 X4 Winter sales, FIRST ROW, S. Campbell, S. Miner, D. Brown, F. Brunelle, L. Hurwitz, M. Cross, SECOND ROW, K. Dippel, S. Sahn, THIRD ROW, J. Dietz, G. O'Loughlin, P. Lewine, T. Frank. The senior class, in order to carry out a successful program, this year was divided into several committees. O The Senior Planning Committee decided upon the goals and policies of the class. Senior Sales set about to raise funds through the operation of school concessions. The Senior Dance Committee raised further funds through several successful dances. Senior Boosters worked hard at creating greater school spirit. The senior class committees have continued the tradition of senior school leadership. Senior Sales: FIRST ROW, L. Harmon, T. Rarich, Ruege, J. Brennen, FOURTH ROW, H. Goodman J. Pappalardo, B. Bruns, P. Lewine, J. Losquadro, A. Forsman, L. Grondin, K. Karpowicz, STANDING SECOND ROW, L. DeVito, K. Gillies, T. Stone, A. Shore, J. Shapiro, N. Schwartzman, E. Klint. Rode, THIRD ROW, S. Hubbard, M. Thompson, M. el , fn- ' Kb 81 Larry Sorkin, as Mr. DePinna, poses. We're all together again Solemnly giving thanks Senior Pla Make up time Seniors at Work One more with mustard f frrr ff ,., . W , M X , - A F3 X 2 , ,f MK Mr Tumau and Ken Dippel make ends meet Mr. Klein and the ionic equation just keep typing k,,.,,. K ,Mk an ew, MOST POPULAR Carol Schafer Denni e l ll ll T w 1 w ' l x yy., ,- MOST ATHLETIC Kenneth Levy Mary Ruege 41' MOST TALENTED BEST DANCERS Carol Schecl-:man David Cohen 1.. ,-N nr, fa , ,..7 Peter Hertling Carol Flynn 1 J MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Elizabeth Geller Milton Walters Senior ff!!! m .J ,f 1960 3 WITTIEST Kenneth Miller Margaret Thomson BEST LOOKING Barbara Hofman Howard Freilich BEST DRESSED Michael Tennant Adrienne Shore MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Susan Wade john Dietze Successes f N-11' ,U TQ, vs I B1wf9LAQW9v4 ' EN ZFEEXEN TSESLINE KVKHR JgfJ.: f-P HEIM 'K fLfYK U MN! W A In School A I 23 Af ffl 1 1 M5 lv D Q37 ROBERTA ,JEFFREY RHODA Q4-Q ALEX . ALNW,ICK,' ALPREN lf X MARY EILEEN RUDOLF MARC ARATA ARKIN AURORI AXINN MARCIA KENT GORDON FRANK BAER BAGLEY BARKELL BASON and the Community ,f I aqui, lm JEAN CHARLOTTE LUCY CAROL FRANCIS BAUER BAUMAN BAUMAN BECKER BENNETT PHILIP HENRY LYNN CHARLOTTE BERNEBURG BETJEMANN BETZ BLACKBURN 87 ,, V . f - f A I ,V ff L. 'J O MOLLY JANET PAULA STEPHEN f A EJ ,Q BLAU BLAZINA BLUM 6 BLUM J ,cy ,, , , E Vi: E D' , , 2' W E, ' A uf if 'M V ' ' EN 1 1 x E E . E X Af - E , -x , X KN, I ,JI I , r A -1 - 1 1 .1 1 ' w FY , -N W t XJ., , .1 , N: . -, .v x .,k . ,J S H- v , g , L3 Lp A ,V Q Q E E DO 5 RICHARD BARBARA KAREN GEORGE JOHN BOHENSKY BOSSAK BOTTJER BRADY BREITENBUCHER A .XE MQW' JCL . JH - MMM At Work E,mZEJ2Li1jjfLMigwu,,,t,41Ee if-UDL 'Y I Mikal' If MVEWMMMW N A .1 73M,j X JOHN DONNA ELIZABETH KENNETH BRENNEN BROWN BROWN BROWN 1 I :,::I M-:NvN 'R 'J , 70 U' U CQLCJLL RWM ' ' A C 0 f z9LlAU3'Z.dO - I 1 . ARTHUR GEORGE FLORENCE FREDERICK BRUEN BRUN BRUNELLE BRUNO iw: ,O no Q X - I o Si c Q S? I 'RS .gd 'M 1 , w v i a 's N'l? 7'c- 02 ? -. Q-Qi '11 , In X WILLIAM GERALDINE KENNETH BRUNS BUCHHEIT BUCKLEY '?:,f399,,,wf O' 211 P vb ADJ VIRGINIA ROBERT CAROL ANN RUTH BURAK BUSCH BUTTON BYRNES 89 SANDRA DIANE CAMPBELL CAPOLINO GERALD CASTELENETO At Sports Events I' , , 'J A I 1' J If v . 'f J' ,Awww V11 , R 5 iJr.'il:i,f Ip . 7. , .V -L Qfpjf C,fm'!xwJ'j ' Nl' , A- C MICHAEL NEIL CAROL Uv ' Aj! 'J' H ' xv -A ,f'l,,fb CHAMP CHODAR CLAESSEN Lf' ff -M ffl 1 LF , ff mf ff'-f :WJ N A 1 CYNTHIA ROBERT ROBERT DAVID CLARK CLARK COFFIN COHEN JEROME RITA COHEN COHEN BARBARA RICHARD COLLINS CONCANNON and at Assembly Programs JOSEPH JEFFREY RICHARD Qi, fx MAUREEN GARY CONDON CORDOVER CRANDALL CROSS CRUM FREDERICK ALBERTA KATHLEEN CAROL CULVER DALLO 91 DALTON D'AMICO 1 ,rl 1 J , A , ! ul J N rv V!! RONALD GEORGE ELIZABETH ALBERT ' ,R DANIELSON DARROW DeVI'I'O . DEWALD 43 Q Z ,fffF1f 537 f' 1 21,3 U fi ,Q M-,l,,f U41 mli,:xfjA f A L,Af?,15j,5ff,-fy' F249 1, fb, SUSAN DIAMOND JOHN PHILLIP KENNETH MARJORIE DIETZE DiMONDA DIPPEL DIXON In the Library ELLEN PATRICIA JOSEPH WENDY DOBROVIR DONLEY DONNELLY DORR x- U11 a V f ANN JOAN HOYVARD FRANCINE DOSCHER DREEBEN DRESCHER DUCHEN F fb Wi TW W 'IW' , I lb .Aim Q' Y 1731208 W A Y f ,A if AUDREY DONNA YVALTER DUERR DULFON DURYEA and in the Shops 'NVLQL ,Q v l O JOHN HOWARD ROBERT JOAN EDMONDS EGAN EHRIG EHLERS 93 PATRICIA SUSAN BARBARA JAMES EHNENN EHRENS ELIASSEN ELLIS In the Choir ELISE LIANNE ELEANOR ENGELHARDT EXNER FAY ALBERT FRANK E. CAROL WILLIAM FERRIGNO FINKENBERG FISH FLACK 1 .1 7741, fl, 0 'N VJJ' I X 'L IJ X rw ,Dy M L dv QM X a W by f L, ,v ff 'V' f -1 Ls ,WJ K fl, ' f Q 4 D! 71 41 V 2 0 P3 , W ,f ff' f .fu dc f L U X I 4 kr ,N ., ,, If 'J K , X -,wx 'HJ 1X , jk, xx kj , 152295 U , I A Y A fu 2' I T. - :A ,yu W, AJIL' ' J I I A DANIEL :I1fflJlAcA12Lm fy CA-ROL ANN EARL FLEMING I A f ELUEZSEILV-f' ,, FLYNN FORRLER 'fiffQQ, 3 111 'llaf I ,MV .yi C Lymfifg V ' . ffzfl 'W L-'VI fxw and 111 the Band AMY TONY HOWARD PATRICIA CAROL FORSMAN FRANK FREILICH FRIES FUCHS ELIZABETH JOSEPH ISABEL DOLORES GELLER GENNA GERACI GERNER 95 , ,f I f , 1 ' KW L X I , , fifai'Q.,,i , K if ff , , ' .f LA ' Wax? ,L., RA R Af A W A DOLORES BARBARA KATHRYN MARSHA GILLEN GILLERAN GILLIES GOLDMAN 1 L E E HELENE RONNIE GERALD JAMES JOAN GOODMSS GOTTLIEB GRAYSON GREENFIELD GREENSTEIN L5 F79 Q QE R A ,wb WW f dffwmv GHXUMM yfmdf A On the Newspaper YQWWK m 'fp I E LELAND ROGER Q CHRISTOPHER STEPHANIE GR EEY GRICE GRILLO GRIMM QYQ up LINDA DONALD VALERIE ROY GRONDIN GRUOL GUIDO HAAS ELLEN ERIC ANN HACKMAN HAEMER HAFF and on the Yearbook KENNETH HOWARD CAROLE CHARLES HAGEMAN HAGER ' HALL HANIGAN 97 xv. Tx-,ft F K ed, 15 iv 2. , ' N-' X- mm H' -. w-1' ,X . , . , , N, d ww '- ff -' Q1 - ,R f 'N Q K7 LYNN D' THOMAS PDARLENE' 'M A CAROL HARMON 9 HELFRICH , , 7 J HERBERT , , ,HERRMANN By Proviaifig aDNucI 6L1sA J 'Q 1 I A f ' 1 , , 4 fy W A I X A. l1,, L f ri I K , Q 1 ,il r3 ' 1, , N 5 f If W M fy W if! , 5 J ' ' Shui , J , N fl- DIANE PETER JEFF . 1 A HERSH HERTLING HIGGINS LOUIS JUDITH BARBARA DONALD HIRSHBERG HOERETH HOFMAN HOOD EILEEN SUSAN WILLIAM LINDA HORN HUBBARD HUNT HURWITZ for School Activity Q- fP JAMES JOSEPH JEAN MARIE MILDRED HUTCHISON IACOMMETTA ILLJES INNACE INNACE o THOMAS HUGH DAVID HOWARD IVARSON JACKSON JASNOW JITOMIR 99 2 V ,, . CHARLES FLORENCE MARCY KATHLEEN JOHNSEN JOHNSON JONAS KARPOWICZ x:X.,,,7, S 2. GERALDINE DENNIS THELMA WILLIAM ROBERT KAVAL KEELY , KETELSEN KING KIRSHENBAUM By Establishing ai Tradition VALERI E ERNEST PATRICIA LILA KLECKNER KLINT KNEFF KOENKE K Q' I' My I-41257 M. H lwbbwiflkmu ADRIENNE JYALDANI. M LESLEY EUGENE KOHN f All if KRAUSS KREUSCHER , W1 f gif ,D Q-ff! '77 ' -- Mg n RICHARD EDNA MAE VINCENT KRETZMAR KRONBERG LAFATA :Aa LWLQ - 0 for Fu ses f JUDITH JOHN Jo ANN JOEL LAGRUA LAMBERT LAMBIASO LAMSTEIN 101 VIRGINIA CAROL VICTORIA PAUL LANGER LARSON LATHAM LAZARUS B Maintaining Ti ' ' I -. -- , . I '-rw., 21Rs!5'V'TZ?ff'3 , ff ' if : T ' H 4?-94, F . .Q-01777,-5-.rarqg E ff L iv s X EVELYN KATHLEEN ANDREW LEDERLE LEE LESSIN MARILYN ELIZABETH KENNETH PETER RHODA LEVINE LEVITAN LEVY LEWINE LIBBY ,'y g,f 4 ' 42 ll f X I It . . M , F. . f .5 .. A P12 JANE MARY ANN PATRICIA PHILIP LIEBERMAN LIPARI LIPARI LIPTON a Lively School Spirit V 'H HENRY -9 VIMJUDITH Myfk ,OMYLIEELIE JOSEPH PETER LIVERPOOL fyl-Wf'f'LLOYj3'L fj4,g'yAM,H LOSQUADRO LUDLOW K' lub! A IN .V drxyfv A A1LL,MfJ 5,- M NIV' ! 1 , 5512, X15 P 14.57 'Xi .V R , .1 ff K 5 Y X1 0 35k!,i.f'.f x If! ,J In n ' ' ,I , -uf Y ,i - X 'Miz' ', gi r., V X ii 1, J -, V! Jaan! fQ.1 v5bg,.fT' ,kf-,q?Af!,I,j,V,,,?. I 1 lfjf Wy X' QQ fyxfqx N, ,571 gud, QC24f1'f7f,f ,J 5-,UQLQ 5 'T MIS I J f CW ,ff Ifvafw' I WILLIAM JOSEPH JUDITH ' EDWARD RICHARD LUDWIG LYNCH LYNCHK , MAOHESKI MAITLAND 103 SUSAN CAROL ANN RALPH MANDELBAUM MARINO MARONNA MARTENS GEORGE CAROLE JOHN JEROME TERRANCE MAUTER MCARTHUR MCCARRICK MCCLUSKEY MCDERMOTT As Future Scientists STEPHEN JOSEPH THOMAS NORMAN MCGUIRE MCKEEN MCNULTY F MEGAHAN if ip PATRICIA MARGARET PETER I HARRY mix MEROLA METZGER MQYER ' . MEYERS 8 41 H xx 'X E 1, 5 Q I Q, ,J 1 hu E L 5 DA 1 k N 7 , K i 1 'jk V K . A . SUSAN KENNETH RICHARD MILATZ MILLER MILLER and Engineers THERESA SUSAN LINDA SONDRA MILLER MINER MIRABELLI MOLLIN 105 sw? U 1 .QL Q11 NL, x H Rx! el JL In R, - A 44. A QQ 35.11 A p F, . X H IL, A , I L A xii I A .2 f .XR x wlqlw KAY MARGARET CAROL LEE 4. ' MORAVEC MORTAK MUELLER MUENZEN - , As Future Businessmen JAMES MELODY EILEEN MURRIN MUSICANT NAGURNEN DONALD KATHLEEN NANCY RALPH NAU NEELY NELDNER NEWITTER J , , LJ It my w I, K. fr r' l J :,7f Y if ,X L J-fx J Xi, - -v. ,X f V- .,.. ur 'G Hx JAMES JOHN JAMES DOLORES NOHE NOLES O'BRIEN OFFERMANN and as Future Teachers LOUISE GARY DIANE MARTIN JOHN OLIVA O,LOUGHLIN OLSEN f V5 OLSEN ONIASTA we EW v IQ, Q D'CF:O:7 V ' , ,N ' M , . I If uf' f43W!wv CAROL STEPHEN ROBERT JOSEPH O'ROURKE OSTROW PADOVANO PAPPAL.-XRDO 107 JUDITH PENELOPE MANUEL JUDITH PAUL PAWLING PEREIRA PETQERSQHN QN L- ' .- X, -W , 'X ,ky J KX . A , -f , .S 'Q -gy N Q, V fl 1' . fy ':- 4 - w J XJ p ', mf. M v fi, ALFRED PHYLLIS ROBERT GERALD MARIANNE PEZOLD PINTO POOLEY PORCELLI POSNER g,1 g8f'fj -x VV X f ' L Xuture D1p1omats A M J' WV :T ' 513' KJXN if Jfxvmk UJYJQYV -W, ?' fn R MARSHALL WALTER MARILYN CAROLE PRICE PULVER PUTZ RADUKA 4' Q L 0 A' .1 x 4 N 7 ,w THOKIAS ROBERT ELAINE PATRICIA RARICH REINERTSEN REISKI.-LY RENTON J-sA.J'K-K JA 'A 11.411 -' J Q, Q ', ,J f 4.-0,14 - -7-.JJ K- IRQ N 4 , . '1 rf 1 , W r FREDERICK EDWARD JOHN R, REUT REU H RO ' ER v ERR, ix CWIRSK l x A lf Nf 7 ' f A E I I A f is I Q' - . ,lx 1 J' , v EL: X q l fi '- . V - -, v and Statesmenp 1 - ja R f l R :H . ,V ,, Q i F l . A R X L N i 'V' fi A ,Vim 5 23 A JUNE DAVID BARBARA FRANK RODE ROEMER ROMANOFSKY ROMEO 109 f Aff ANTHONY RICHARD JEFFREY DAVID J u I W' ROSE N ROSE ROSEN ROSS 1,1 Cf rl 1 nf f' . X! 141 U , elf fd . ,1 1 v! , 4 A L X 9 ,Gr inf! l For the Welfare 172. V. G j 'f SHARON ELLIOTT JOANNE ROTHMAN RUBENSTEIN RUBIN vu SUSAN MARY LAWRENCE STEVEN RUBY RUEGE RUZYLA SAHN if ,ycEwJWJV '! 'T- ' 'F C' CL, XKQICTXJL 93 CW QM G IJ 'J UL f H4 fs fx fc, -Q R 9 R . J D . H f X . If-Y ff 'A' J Qfx L0 A116316 EDWARD RICHARD MARILYN LINDA SALZER SAMMIS SAUERS SCHAARSCHMIDT of the Student Body LINDA CAROL JOHN CAROL STUART SCHACKMAN SCHAFER SCHARFF SCHECKMAN SCHECHTMAN JOEL MALCOLM SUSAN ALMA SCHEINFELD SCHERZ SCHMIDT SCHNEIDER 111 V,-f Wm 'f,v.'- '-N L -Q-1' ' .N X vu ffl' QF' GLADYS JOAN MICHAEL ggSCHNEIDER-' SCHNEIDER SCHNEIDER SCHNEIDER 3 , fx ,. WM, I N 1 STEPHEN CARL ANN DIANA MARCIA SCHULHOFER SCHULKIN SCHULMAN SCHWARTZ SCHWARTZ For the Maintenance NAOMI PETER JUNE FRANK SCHWARTZMAN SCOTT SHAPIRO SHERLOCK 1 ' W Hgxafqv I I I ADRIENNE , V' CAROL ANN VIRGINIA KATHLEEN SHORE SHURKIN SILBAUGH SILLICK ' X -AAR I l 1 N, ! zizflf mf- 1' K .sf Dv I Sl :R 1 f A R., XY- ARTHUR MARVIN SUSAN SILVERMAN SINGER SISKIN of School Tradition BARBARA FRANCINE MARY ERNEST SKLAR SKLAR SMALBACH SMITH 113 JAMES LOWELL ROBERT CAROLINE SMITH SMITH SMITH SNYDER For the Future World PHYLLIS JOHN HELOISE SNYDER SOHL SOKOLOFF STEVEN LAURENCE DONALD SUSAN SOMMER SORKIN SOUTHARD SPELMAN in CARMELA THERESA ROBERTA NANCY STAZZONE STONE SUSSMAN TAYLOR W fZ5h?1lLM511?.f,C 2,5 km laJ,UQj'1?,- ,wg my 'vA?LQ34'5w'x QW W 'L M QQ W Q ug-Pl 5 v4Cl3v'fXg NT QN ' 'M MICHAEL JOHN EDELGARD CAROL TENNANT E THATCHER THEWKE THOMAS JACQUELINE MARGARET MICHELLE PAULETTE THOMSON THOMSON TIETJEN TOMPKINS 115 M5 . . ,Akf 'TW I RHODA FRANK MW 'UROGER VERQNICA TRAUGCJTT V TRIVQLO 5, A TRULEY TULLEY A ,I I ff . ,Q , , lf. ,ji X 6 V I A. M.. X I . A Yi K I X LDL' ,N :pf ,- . I, . A . -' H , L,-T !.Svl,! I X 4Vgi.I.:.. K ARI 'LM If xy! f ,Y I , In K ' ILL M Iv! If V' ,.I?+ ' . I ff- ' A45 I L A A AI Q12 L , U' fl If' I I WAQ7' V nk. . A V-1' , , I, ff Iwj' I I -I f XI 7,1 If If I, v,.,..jiE- A Wg. MN mf' J , Y I K ' aff X3 1' I. fl A A I, A A I Q A A .fa , X I ,W .J ' I A1 if I A V9 I ' M li 1 . , I, A .f ' ' ., , GERALDINE ANGELINA DENNIS VICTORIA PAMELA UNRUH VACCARO VALLIANOS VALOIS VANDEROEF For the Betterment SANDRA ANTHONY VIRGINIA RICHARD VAUSE VIRGADAMO VOLLKOMMER VURCHIO 11 .J H x -1, JA' I K V, ' V' SUSAN NORMA MILTON GEORGE WADE W ALDMAN WALTERS WVARDEN . Vi- I X I . ' IX ' - ffifvl I A if ,I , L RICHARD EDWARD PAUL ELAINE ELIZABETH WATKINS WEGMANN WEINER WEISS WEISS ix' im, TVffD:f,p7 of Mankind 4-ff C Rf BARBARA ERIC LINDA JEANNE WHITE WHITE WHITE WILLIAMS 117 iff, ,H M THOMAS DOROTHY PETER WILLIAM WILLIAMS WITTEKIND WOLF YATES ,IN 7 ROBERT DONALD V A ZILLICH ZUCKERMAN As Future Citizens of , I 9 V 2 I I I 9,1 ,, , ,J I Nil XV' 1 . ' Y R ,f .. yum I .J I Y! J the United States of America x V .,-L ,,w ,- I J , I I 'K - f J, 11' im - I L, Le I ff 1 1 , .f 1 ef 7 v W X 'H , V 1 51 'J JI I I 'g I, I p. ' 1, ,T M' If DENNIS GARY GAYE ANITA FOGARTY GREENSPAN HENNESSEY KIST ai I' j U J ffwqy, ,,..f, , , WV' PM nunnniiuuqur 1 Q fir' unnuulwnvni f,, W n-Quinn? 3,.,Z5?f5 -nunplillbll A gf!! i 4 C, r A Q l V f J ' 4711 5 pnummmnvnl f , ,,,,, ,, V, V. 7 Wg! H 1 , , H57 In the conference room Career Da Everybodyis interested Inspecting the exhibit On December 10, 1959, B'nai B,rith,s Integrity and Fidelity Lodges and Chapters sponsored a Career Day Conference at Cal- houn. The keynote address, delivered by Dr. William Nelligan, Dean of the School of Education of St. John's University, preceded the division of the senior and junior classes into forty-four groups. These went into corresponding conference rooms where experts in various Helds ranging from accounting to teaching informed the students of opportunities in them, and of the duties of and quali- fications for each. Thanks to the efforts of these people the students of Calhoun High were able to obtain a deep insight into the prob- lems and benefits of the careers of their choices. 119 if-' My-, 5 M-'inns 991101 H I H, 1 -F. An interesting discussion I , 'if' 1 ' '+ Jw: lb- w 'Mf f, 9f', fPz. 1 Were it not for the school-minded busi- nessmen and Citizens ol this cfolmnunity who have chosen to advertise in this year- book the great increase in cost of publi- cation would have to be borne by the stu- dent body of Calhoun High. Accordingly, we are rnost happy to feature this adver- tisvnu-nt sectiong we present it with thanks to its participants for their aid and assist- ance zincl the hope that they may receive good return on their investments. t tt,u I f I , E n? Ei sw IMO, Mr. Mr Mr Mr. Mr and Mrs. Ransom Berneburg Julius C. Braun SL Mrs. Ted Burak SL Mrs. Sanford H. Calhoun gl Mrs. Alfred E. Campbell Mr. Howard Crouch Mr SL Mrs. Currie Mrs. Frances DeLaura District Office Staff Mr. SL Mrs. Gene Elder Mr SL Mrs. Verner Eliassen Mr. SL Mrs. L. Frank Mr. SL Mrs. Harry Gershenson Mr. SL Mrs. Thomas F. Gilchrist Mr. SL Mrs. Gerald F. Gorman Mr. SL Mrs. Gerald C. 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BELLMORE SEAFOOD MARKET 318 Bedford Ave. SU 5-0042 Bellmore Closed Mondoy P. Ruhle, Prop. Technicol Advisors ond Reseorch Anolysts to Airline, Business ond Privote Aviotion Mr. Meadow Brook Sends Best Wishes For Success To the CIass ot T960 Ihe ization al Convenient Offices Throughout Nassau County' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SELECTIVE YOUNG PEOPLE In Our Vicinity Get Their Footwear At . . . DAN GELLER SHOES THE SHOE STORE THAT'S . . . FAMOUS FOR . . . Fashion Rite . . . Fir RITE . . . SERVICE RITE . . . PRICE RITE . . . FOOTWEAR OF ALL KINDS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 FROM THE MERRICK LICNS CLUB Senior Directory ABEL, STEVEN - I.R.C., PACER, Tennis. ADEL, MADELINE ADLER, MYRA - Spanish Club Sec.-Treas. 4, I.R.C. Vice-Pres. 4, Sports Night. AHLHEIM, SUSAN - Chorus, PACER, Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night. ALEX, ROBERTA - Sports Night. ALNWICK, JEFFREY - Debate Club, Creative Writ- ing Club, Chess Club, Pop Concert, Football 2, Wres- tling 2,3,4, Track 3,4. ALPREN, RHODA - Student Council, Chorus, Sports Night. ARATA, MARY - Sports Night. ARKIN, EILEEN - Debate Club, French Club, I.R.C., HOOFBEATS, F.T.A. AURORI, RUDOLF - Band, Pop Concert, Musical, Varsity HC. AXINN, MARC - Radio Club. BAER, MARCIA - French Club, I.R.C., HOOF- BEATS, F.T.A., PACER, Senior Play, Sports Night. BAGLEY, KENT - Science Club, Rifle, Varsity HC. BARKELL, GORDON BASON, FRANK - National Honor Society, Student Council, J.C.L., Science Club. BAUER, JEAN - Chorus, PACER. BAUMAN, CHARLOTTE BAUMAN, LUCY BECKER, CAROL - Creative Writing Club, Senior Play, Chorus, Choir. BENNETT, FRANCIS BERNEBURG, PHILLIP - National Honor Society, Sci- ence Club, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Tennis. BETJEMANN, HENRY - Basketball 2,3,4. BETZ, LYNN BLACKBURN, CHARLOTTE - F.N.A., Choir Chorus, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical. BLAU, MOLLY - Sports Night. BLAZINA, JANET - Sports Night. BLUM, PAULA - Student Council, Spanish Club, I.R.C., Creative Writing Club, Chorus, Dramatics Club. BLUM, STEPHEN - Band, Pop Concert. BOHENSKY, RICHARD - A.V. Squad, Science Club. BOSSACK, BARBARA - Student Council, Debate Club, Spanish Club, Library, Dramatics, Creative Writ- ing, F.T.A., Chorus, Radio Club, Senior Play, Publica- tions. BOTTJER, KAREN - Student Council, F.T.A., F.N.A., Choir, Treas. 4, Pop Concert, Musical, Pranc- ers. BRADY, GEORGE BREITENBUCHER, JOHN - Dramatics Club, Senior Play. BRENNAN, JOHN - Senior Planning Committee, Sen- ior Sales Committee, Wheel Club. --1 BROWN, DONNA - Student Council, Chorus, I.R.C., HOOFBEATS, J.C.L., Musical. BROWN, ELIZABETH - J.C.L., Band, Senior Play, Sports Night. BROWN, KENNETH - Debate, P.A. Squad, Chorus, Football, Basketball, Cross Country, Track. BRUEN, GEORGE BRUN, GEORGE - Key Club, Band, Pop Concert, Jolly Rogers, Cross Country, Track, Varsity 'gC.', BRUNELLE, FLORENCE - Student Council, Chorus, PACER, Prancers, Senior Play, Pop Concert, Sports Night. BRUNO, FREDERICK - Wrestling, Football. BRUNS, WILLIAM - German Club, Vice President 4, I.R.C., Basketball 2,3, Cross Country 2, Senior Plan- ning Committee, Senior Sales Committee. BUCHHEIT, GERALDINE - National Honor Society, Student Council, I.R.C., PACER, Girls' sports editor 3, Activities editor 4, Senior Sales Committee, Leaders Corps, Sports Night, Varsity Cf, BUCKLEY, KENNETH - Chess Club, Wrestling 2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Varsity Cf, BURAK, VIRGINIA - Secretary of the Senior Class, PACER, Leaders Corps, Student Council, F.N.A. BUSCH, ROBERT - Choir, Musical, Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4. BUTTON, CAROL 4 Sports Night. BYRNES, RUTH - Secretarial Club, Girls, Intramurals. CAMPBELL, SANDRA - Debate Club, Spanish Club, I.R.C., Library Club, President 4, F.T.A., Radio Club, Secretary 4, PACER, Circulation manager 3, Business Manager 4, Senior Sales Committee, Leaders Corps, Sports Night, Varsity HC. CAPOLINO, DIANE - Choir, Secretarial Club, Musical. CARLE, JOHN - Choir, Chess Club, Musical, Wres- tling 2,3, Cross Country 3. CASTELANETO, GERALD - Band, Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Baseball 2. CHAMP, MICHAEL - National Honor Society, Student Council, Parliamentarian 4, Debate Club, Chess Club, Corresponding Secretary 4, Wheels Club, President 4, Wrestling 2, Cross Country 2,3, Track 2,3, Varsity UC. CHODER, NEIL - Band, Pop Concert, Tennis 3,4, Var- sity UC. CLASSEN, CAROL - French Club, PACER, Senior Planning, Senior Sales. CLARK, CYNTHIA CLARK, ROBERT - Wrestling, Baseball, Cross Coun- try. COFFIN, ROBERT - Cross Country. COHEN, DAVID - Debate Club, I.R.C., Science Club, Musical. COHEN, JEROME - National Honor Society, Debate Club, I.R.C., Dramatics Club, HOOFBEATS, Layout Editor 1,2, Junior Classical League, Roman Forum Chairman l,2, Band, Science Club, Senior Play. COHEN, RITA - Library Club, Dramatics Club, Presi- dent 1,2, Creative Writing Club, Prancers, Senior Play, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Varsity HC. COLLINS, BARBARA - I.R.C., Choir, PACER, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical. CONCANNON, RICHARD - Football 3,4, Track 3,4, varsity CONDON, JOSEPH CORDOVER, JEFFREY - Baseball, Track, Rifle Team. CRANDALL. RICHARD - Spanish Club, I.R.C., Sci- ence Club, President 3, Radio Club, PACER, WN'heel Club. CROSS, MAUREEN - French Club, I.R.C., Dramatics Club, Chorus: Senior Play, Biusical. CRUNI, GARY - Student Council, Science Club, PACER. CULVER, FREDERICK - Debate Club, A.V. Squad, Dramatics, Vice President 4, Choir, Science Club, Vice President 2, Senior Play, Niusical, Senior Planning Com- mittee. DALLO. ALBERTA - Spanish Club, Treasurer 2, F.T.A., PACER, Senior Play, Senior Sales Committee, Sports Night. DALTON, KATHLEEN - Intramurals. D'AMICO, CAROL - F.T.A. DANIELSON, RONALD - National Honor Society, French Club, I.R.C., Key Club, Football 3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball 2, Cross Country 2, Track 3, Var- sity Cf, DARROW, GEORGE - Band, Science Club, Pop Con- cert. DeVITO, ELIZABETH - Choir, PACER, Musical, Sen- ior Sales Committee, Varsity UC. DEWALD, ALBERT DIAMOND, SUSAN - Debate Club, Secretary 3, I.R.C., Dramatics Club, HOOFBEATS, Creative Writing Club, PACER, Senior Sales Committee, Senior Play, Sports Night. DIETZE, JOHN - National Honor Society, Debate Club, President 3,4, HOOFBEATS, Junior Classical League, Wheel Club, Attendance Ofhcer 4, Red Cross Council, President 4, Orchestra, Pop Concert, Varsity UC. DiMONDA, PHILIP - Intramurals. DIPPEL, KENNETH - National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Vice President 3, P.A. Squad, Key Club, Choir, President 3, Pop Concert, Football 2,3, Track 3, President of Senior Class, Senior Planning Committee, Varsity C.,' DIXON, MARJORIE - F.N.A., Senior Play, Senior Sales Committee, Sports Night. DOBROVIR, ELLEN - French Club, I.R.C., Dramatics Club, Choir, Musical. DONLEY, PATRICIA - Secretarial Club, Sports Night. DONNELLY, JOSEPH - French Club, Science Club, Wheel Club, Treasurer 4, Football 3,4, Rifle Team 2,3,4, Varsity Cf, DORR, WENDY - F.T.A. DOSCHER, ANN A- Dramatics, Chorus, Choir: Musical: L.I.G.A. DREEBEN, JOAN - Prancers: Intramurals. DRESCHER, HOWARD ' DIICHEN, FRANCINE - Dramatics Club: Secretarial Club, Sports Night. DUERR, AIQDREY - I.R.C., Dramatics Club, PACER, Senior Planning Committee, Senior Sales Committee, Leaders Corps, Prancers, Senior Play, Sports Night, Var- sity S'C.', DULFON, DONNA - Debate Club, I.R.C., Creative Writing Club. DURYEA, WALTER EDMONDS, JOHN - Orchestra. EGAN, HOWARD - Football. EHAIG, ROBERT EHLERS. JOAN - Secretarial Club. EHNENN, PATRICIA - Secretarial Club: Intramurals. EHRENS, SUSAN - Dramatics Club, Chorus, Sports Night. ELIASSEN, BARBARA - Student Council: French Club, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Red Cross Council: Senior Sales Committee, Senior Play, Pop Concert, Sports Night. ELLIS, JAINIES - Intramurals. ENGELHARDT, ELISE - National Honor Society, Jun- ior Classical League, Vice President 3, F.T.A., Chorus: Choir, Sports Night, INIusical, Varsity HC. EXNER, LIANA - Band, Secretarial Club, Pop Con- cert, Sports Night, Musical. FAY, ELEANOR - Dramatics Club, PACER, Prancers, Senior Play, Pop Concert, Sports Night. FERRIGNO, ALBERT - Band, Radio Club, Pop Con- cert. FINKENBERG, FRANK - National Honor Society, I.R.C., P.A. Squad, A.V. Squad, Dramatics Club, HOOFBEATS, Business Manager 3, Feature Editor 4, Wheel Club, Parliamentarian 4, Senior Play, Var- sity C. FISH, CAROL - National Honor Society, Student Council, Library Club, President 3, F.N.A., Leaders Corps, Sports Night, Manager 3, Varsity HCP FLACK, WILLIAM - National Honor Society, Student Council, President 4, Dra.matics Club, Choir, Vice Presi- dent 4, Wheel Club, Director 4, Pop Concert, Blusical, Varsity C. FLEMING, DANIEL - Football-2,31 Basketball 2,3, Track 2,3, Varsity HC. FLUEGEL, JACK FLYNN, CAROL ANN - Junior Classical League, Band, Vocalist 3, Choir, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical, Varsity Cf, FOGARTY, DENNIS - Intramurals. FORRLER, EARL - Student Council, I.R.C., Wres- tling 2,3.4: Cross Country 2.3: Track 2. FORS MAN. AMY 4 National Honor Society: Library Club: PACER1 Leaders Corps, Sports Night, Co- lNIanager -l: L.I.G.A., Varsity Cf FRANK, TONY - Debate Club: Football 3,-l, Wres- tling 3. FREILICH, HOWARD - Student Council, I.R.C., PACER: Basketball 2,3. ' FRIES PATRICIA - Girls' Intramurals: Sports Night. FUCHS, CAROL - Senior Play. 139 GELLER, ELIZABETH - National Honor Society, Sec- retary 3, French Club, I.R.C., Senior Planning Commit- tee, Senior Sales, Leaders Corps, Cheerleading, Captain 3,4, Sports Night, Co-Captain 3, L.I.G.A., Varsity Cf, GENNA, JOSEPH - Wrestling 2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3, Varsity 'KC.', GERACI, ISABEL GERNER, DOLORES - Girls' Intramurals. GILLEN, DOLORES - Girls, Intrarnurals. GILLERAN, BARBARA - HOOFBEATS, F.N.A., Jun- ior Classical League, Sports Night, Girls' Intramurals. GILLIES, KATHRYN - Spanish Club, F.T.A., Secre- tary 3,4, Chorus, Choir, Librarian 4, PACER, Sports Night, L.I.G.A. GOLDMAN, MARSHA - Junior Classical League, F.T.A., Band, Sports Night. GOODMAN, HELENE - French Club, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Vice-President 3, Attendance Secretary 4, Chorus, PACER, Sports Night, Oflicials Club, Senior Sales, Varsity HC. GOTTLEIB, RONNIE - French Club, F.T.A., Senior Play, Sports Night. GRAYSON, GERALD Y Dramatics Club, Rifle Team 3,4. GREENFIELD, JAMES - Debate Club, Manager l,2, Track 3,4, Bowling 4. GREENSPAN, GARY - Band, Captain 2,3, Pop Con- cert, Musical, Varsity UC. GREENSTEIN, JOAN - Dramatics Club, Chorus, Choir, Sports Night, Musical, Varsity Cf, GREEY, LELAND - Band, Bowling 2,3. GRICE, ROGER - Debate Club, French Club, I.R.C., Creative Writing Club, PACER, GRILLO, CHRISTOPHER - Wrestling 3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Varsity Cf, GRIMM, STEPHANIE - French Club, Junior Classical League, Chorus, Science Club, Cheerleading, Senior Play, Sports Night, L.I.G.A. GRONDIN, LINDA - F.T.A., PACER, Advertising Editor 2,3, Prancers, Senior Play, Sports Night, L.I.G.A. GROVEMAN, ALAN - Track 3. GROUL, DONALD - Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Cross Country 2,3,4. GUIDO, VALERIE - Dramatics Club, Pop Concert, Sports Night. HAAS, ROY - Debate Club, French Club, I.R.C., P.A. Squad, Dramatics Club, Senior Play. HACKMAN ELLEN - National Honor Society, French Club, I.R.C, Library Club, Varsity HC. HAEMER, ERIC - Spanish Club, Creative Writing Club, Chess Club. HAFF, ANN HAGEMAN, KENNETH HAGER, HOWARD - Band: Radio Club. HALL, CAROLE ANN - Student Council, Attendance officer 2, F.T.A., Choir, Sports Night. HANIGAN, CHARLES - A.V. Squad, HOOFBEATS, M ff' ,ip . 1 .. 3 A - , . ., .r,w,gs xx Q 0 4 m7..K!l E7 TT r Y 5 ', I! Q--uh r -1 1 s.- ',f.1 5 ,L 5' Q -4 t ,L n- : 'L if f nity .451 'vi Ar ,fini-s ,V wa . v. na s , 1 , f ., gg.. ., 1-lv ' 5 314' ' ' '5' f - 5 I f' , gf-up-9-it , f 1 ,- .x 79 H tg Q -' Q .ir. f 4 ff- -I i:- A I Li. .z FP I - 'P ,. . 5 'y 1 , V , ', wr, - .4 L, ' sf A 5 4,1 - K A 1 H - ' ,M 'f H fdii- . sk -L--V staff photographer, Wrestling 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Var- sity Cf, HARMON, LYNN - Leaders Corps, Vice-President 3,4, Sports Night, L.I.G.A., Varsity Cf, HELFRICH, THOMAS - A.V. Squad. HENNESSEY, GAYE HERBERT, ARLENE - National Honor Society, Span- ish Club, Dramatics Club, F.N.A,, Senior Play, Sports Night, Varsity Cf, HERRMANTNI, CAROL - French Club, I.R.C., PACER editor-in-chief 3, feature editor 4, Leaders Corps, Sports Night, L.I.G.A., Varsity Cf HERSH, DIANE - French Club, Library Club, Dramat- ics Club, F.T.A., Senior Play, Sports Night, Varsity UC. HERTLING, PETER - Band, Pres. 3, Pop Concert, Musical. HIGGINS, JEFFERY - Band, Pop Concert, Football 2, Wrestling 2, Baseball 2. HIRSHBERG, LOUIS - Chess Club, Boys' Intramurals. HOERETH, JUDITH - Student Council, Senior Sales Committee. HOFMAN, BARBARA - Student Council, Chorus, Choir, Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical. HOOD, DONALD - Student Council, Band. HORN EILEEN - Senior Play, Sports Night, Senior Sales Committee. HUBBARD, SUSAN - French Club, PACER, circulation editor 3,4, Leaders Corps, Senior Play, Senior Sales Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Art Club, Musical, L.I.G.A., Orchestra, Varsity Cf, HUNT, WILLIAM - HOOFBEATS, Choir, Chess Club. HURWITZ, LINDA - Spanish Club, I.R.C., Dramatics Club, Senior Planning Comittee, Prancers, Senior Play, Pop Concert, Sports Night, L.I.G.A. HUTCHISON, JAMES - PACER, Cross Country 2, Track 2,3. IACOMETTA, JOSEPH - Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity C.,' ILLJES, JEAN - Sports Night. INNACE, MARIE - Senior Sales Committee, Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night. INNACE, MILDRED - Senior Sales Committee, Pranc- ers, Pop Concert, Tennis 2,3. IVARSON, THOMAS - Science Club, Track 2,4. JACKSON, HUGH JASNOW, DAVID - I.R.C., Science Club, Chess Club, PACER, Basketball 2,3, Cross Country 2,3. JITOMIR, HOWARD - Creative Writing Club. JOHNSEN, CHARLES JOHNSON, FLORENCE - HOOFBEATS, F.T.A., Sports Night. JONAS, MARCY - I.R.C., HOOFBEATS, Creative Writing. KARPOWICZ, KATHLEEN - F.T.A., President 3,4, Chorus, PACER, typing editor 3, Student Council, Sec- retary 4, Sports Night. KAVAL, GERALDINE KEELY, DENNIS - National Honor Society, Key Club, Football, Captain 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4' Varsity CW KETELSEN, THELMA -- Student Council, historian 4' F.T.A., Chorus, Choir, PACER, Sports Night, Musicali Senior Sales, Bowling, Varsity UC. KING, WILLIAM - Student Council, Debate Club' 7 D 5 Junior Classical League5 Football 2,35 Track 2,3. KIRSHENBAUM, ROBERT 4 PACER5 Wrestling 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Track 2,35 Varsity Cf, KLECKNER, VALERIE 4 I.R.C.5 Dramatics Club, F.T.A.5 Senior Play5 Sports Night5 Musical. KLINT, ERNEST 4 I.R.C.5 Senior Sales Committee5 Senior Planning Committee, Wrestling 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,4. KNEFF, PATRICIA KOENKE, LILA KOHN, ADRIENNE 4 National Honor Society5 Library Clubg French Club5 I.R.C.5 PACER, layout editor 3, editor-in-chief 45 Sports Night5 L.I.G.A.5 Senior Sales Committee5 Varsity Cf, KOHN, DANIEL 4 P.A. Squad5 Dramatics Club5 Senior Play5 Musical5 Football 35 Wrestling 2,3545 Cross Coun- try 2. KRAUSS, LESLEY 4 National Honor Society, Spanish Club, President 35 I.R.C., Secretary 45 HOOFBEATS5 Creative Writing, Editor5 Library Club, Secretary 45 Senior Sales Committee, Varsity HC. KRETZMER, RICHARD KREUSCHER, EUGENE 4 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Varsity UC. KRONBERG, EDNA MAE 4 Debate Club5 French Club5 I.R.C.5 Creative Writing Club5 Chorus 5Sports Night. LA FATA, VINCENT LAMBERT, JOHN 4 Radio Club, President 3, Vice President 45 Basketball 2,3. LAMBIASO, JOANN LAMSTEIN, JOEL 4 Student Council, I.R.C.5 HOOF- BEATS5 Science Club5 PACER5 Wheel Club5 Wrestling 2,35 Cross Country 2,3. LANGER, VIRGINIA LARSON, CAROL 4 French Club5 Band, Twirler5 Pop Concert5 Sports Night5 Varsity UC. LATHAM, VICTORIA 4 Spanish Club5 I.R.C.5 Chorus, Choir5 PACER, Literary editor 35 Senior Sales5 Senior Planning Com.5 Leaders Corps5 Sports Night, Musical5 Varsity UC. LAZARUS, PAUL 4 Spanish Club5 I.R.C.5 PACER5 Bowling 3,4. LEDERLE, EVELYN 4 Chorus5 Cheerleading, J.V. Cap- tain 35 Prancers5 Pop Concert5 Sports Night. LEE, KATHLEEN 4 Chorus5 Sports Night. LESSIN, ANDREW 4 I.R.C.5 Band, Science Club. LEVINE, MARILYN 4 PACER5 Sports Night5 Musical. LEVITAN, ELIZABETH 4 National Honor Society5 Student Council5 French Club5 I.R.C.5 Band, Secretary 3, Captain 45 Twirlers5 Pop Concert5 Sports Night5 Musical5 Orchestra5 Senior Sales Committeeg Var- sity HC. LEVY, KENNETH 4 National Honor Society, Vice President 35 Spanish Club, Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3545 Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity HC. LEWINE, PETER 4 Student Council, Creative Writing Club5 Chess Club5 Senior Sales Corn., Tennis 3. LIBBY, RHODA 4 I.R.C.5 Drainatics Club5 Prancers PACER5 Pop Concert. LIEBERMAN, JANE 4 Dramatics Club5 Chorusg Science Club5 PACER5 Sports Night. LIPARI, MARY LI PARI, PATRICIA LIPTON, PHILIP 4 Student Council5 Cross Country 2,3. LIVERPOOL, HENRY 4 Debate Club5 Dramatics Club5 Junior Classical League5 Radio Club5 Chess Club, President 45 Senior Play. LLOYD, JUDY 4 F.T.A.5 Chorus, Secretary 45 Cheer- leading5 Sports Night5 L.I.G.A.5 Intramurals. LOGAN, LESLIE 4 F.N,A.5 Sports Night5 L.I,G.A. LOSQUADRO, JOSEPH 4 Student Council, Debate Club5 Senior Sales Corn. LUDLOW, PETER 4 Science Club5 Radio Club. LUDWIG, WILLIAM 4 Cross Country 25 Track 2,3. LYNCH, JUDITH 4 Orchestra5 PACER5 Senior Play, assistant manager of stagingg Sports Night5 Senior Sales Comm.5 Varsity Cf, MACHESKI, EDWARD 4 Baseball 3. MAITLAND, RICHARD 4 Spanish Club, Radio Club5 Chess Club, Vice President 45 PACER5 Senior Play5 Senior Planning Com. MANDELBAUM, SUSAN 4 Debate Club, Secretary 3,45 Dramatics Club5 Band5 Senior Play5 Musical5 Var- sity CW MARINO, CAROL 4 Choir. MARONNA, ANN 4 F.T.A.5 Choirg Prancers5 Pop Con- cert5 Sports Night5 Musical. MARTENS, RALPH 4 F.T.A.5 Science Club5 Radio Club. MAUTER, GEORGE 4 Student Council5 I.R.C.5 Key Club, Junior Classical Leagueg Senior Sales Com.5 Sen- ior Play5 Football 3,45 Wrestling 2,35 Cross Country 2. McARTHUR, CAROLE 4 Student Council5 F.T.A.5 Prancersg Pop Concert5 Senior Planning Com.5 Secre- tarial Club. MCCARRICK, JOHN MCCLUSKEY, JEROME 4 Photography Club, Presi- dent 4. MCDERMOTT, T1-:RRANCE McGRATH, MARY MCGUIRE, STEPHEN 4 National Honor Society5 Stu- dent Council5 I.R.C.5 Creative Writing Club5 Science Club, Secretary 45 Radio Club5 PACER. MCKEEN, JOSEPH 4 Chess Club5 Football 3. MCNULTY, THOMAS 4 Wrestling 35 Track 2,3,4. MEGAHAN, NORMAN 4 Choir5 Football 2,3,45 Wres- tling 3,45 Varsity HC. MEROLA, PATRICIA 4 Intramurals, METZGER, MARGARET 4 National Honor Society' Student Council5 Spanish Club. Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 I.R.C.5 F.T.A,5 Chorus, Choir5 PACER5 Sports Night5 Musical5 Varsity Cf, MEYER, PETER 4 Cross Country 35 Track 2. MEYERS, HARRY 4 Student Council5 Debate Club5 I.R.C,, Treasurer 45 HOOFBEATS5 Creative Writing' PACER, Literary Editor 4. J MILATZ, SUSAN 4 National Honor Society5 Radio Club. MILLER, KENNETH 4Student Council5 Cross Coun- try 2,35 Wrestling 2,3,45 Varsity Cf, MILLER, RICHARD 4 Radio Club, Vice-President 3, President 4. 141 MILLER, THERESA - PACER, Secretarial Club, Sports Night. MINER, SUSAN - F.N.A., Orchestra, Librarian, PACER, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical, Senior Planning Com., Senior Sales Com., Dance Com. MIRABELLI, LINDA - Intramurals. MOLLIN, SONDRA - I.R.C., Dramatics Club, Creative Writing Club, F.T.A., Chorus, Choir, PACER, Senior Sales Comm., Sports Night, Musical. MORAVECK, KAY - Service Club. MORTAK, MARGARET - Intramurals. MUELLER, CAROL - PACER, Basketball 2. MUENZEN, LEE MUNSON, RONALD MURRIN, JAMES - Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 2, Varsity CW MUSICANT, MELODY - Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, HOOFBEATS, F.T.A., Pop Concert, Sports Night. NAGURNEN, EILEEN - F.N.A., Prancers. NAW, DONALD NEELY, KATHLEEN - Student Council, Secretarial Club, Prancers, Sportsnight. NELDNER, NANCY - Intramurals. NEWITTER, RALPH - German Club, Band, Chess Club, Cross Country 3,4, Track 3,4, Rifle Team 4, Var- sity C. NOHE, JAMES - German Club, Baseball 2,3,4, Var- sity Cf, NOLES, JOHN - Football 2,3. OIBRIEN, JAMES - Cross Country 3. OFFERMANN, DOLORES OLIVA, LOUISE - PACER, Pop Concert, Sports Night. O'LOUGHLIN, GARY - Student Council, Football 3,4, Cross Country 2. OLSEN, DIANE - I.R.C., F.T.A., PACER. OLSEN, MARTIN - Band, Pop Concert, Musical, Var- sity C. OMASTA, JOHN O'ROURKE, CAROL - Intramurals. OIROURKE, JOHN OSTROW, STEPHEN PADOVANO, ROBERT - Choir, Musical. PALAZZO, FRANK PAPPALARDO, JOSEPH - Student Council, I.R.C., President 3, Chorus, Choir, Vice President 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Vice President of Senior Class, Pop Concert, Musical, Football, Manager 3, Varsity C. PAUL, JUDY - Student Council, Spanish Club, PACER, Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night. PAWLING, PENELOPE - Student Council, Secretary 3, Chorus, Choir, Secretary 3,4, Leaders Corps, Sports Night, Senior Sales Corn., Varsity Cf, PEREIRA, EMANUEL PETERSON, JUDY - Dramatics Club, Junior Classical League, PACER, Senior Play, Sports Night. l l few i 3. ltfxj-.N v L Q is Q tf 'I R5 .ai :F .. gggfw - -,.--urs!!! PEZOLD, ALFRED PINTO, PHYLLIS POOLEY, ROBERT - HOOFBEATS. PORCELLI, GERALD f Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Varsity Cf, POSNER, MARIANNE - Debate Club, Librarian 3,4, I.R.C., Dramatics Club, F.N.A., PACER, Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night. PRICE, MARSHALL - Debate Club, Parliamentarian 3, I,R.C., Chorus, Science Club, Chess Club, Football 3, Manager 4, Varsity Cf, PULVER, WALTER PUTZ, MARILYN - Chorus, Pop Concert, Sports Night. RADUKA, CAROLE - I.R.C., Sports Night, Varsity KCC-75 RARICH, THOMAS - National Honor Society, Student Council, I.R.C., Choir, Science Club, PACER, photog- raphy Editor 4, Pop Concert, Musical, Senior Sales Com., Wheels Club, Varsity HC. REINERTSEN, ROBERT - Chess Club, Football 3, Cross Country 2,45 Track 2,3, Ski Team 2, Varsity HC. REISMAN, ELAINE - Debate Club, Spanish Club, Senior Sales Comm., Sports Night. RENTON, PATRICIA - Sports Night, L.I.G.A. REUTER, FREDERICK REUTHER, EDWARD - Band, Wrestling 3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Pop Concert, Varsity HC. ROCKENSIES, JOHN RODE, JUNE - National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, French Club, Vice President 3, Leaders Corps, Sec- retary 3,4, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Senior Planning Com., Senior Sales Com., Chairman, Varsity HC. ROEMER, DAVID - Wrestling 2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Varsity UC. ROMANOFSKY, BARBARA - French Club, I.R.Ci., F.T.A., F.N.A. ROMEO, FRANK ROSE, ANTHONY - Student Council, Senior Planning Com. ROSE, RICHARD - Chorus, Choir, Pop Concert, Musi- cal, Cross Country 3,4, Track 3, Varsity Cf, ROSEN, JEFF - PACER, Football 3,4, Baseball 2, Var- sity Cf, ROSS, DAVID - National Honor Society, French Club, I.R.C., HOOFBEATS, PACER, Sports Editor 3, Editor- in-Chief 4, Varsity HC. ROTHMAN, SHARON - Sports Night, French Club, Secretary 3, I.R.C., Library Club, Vice President 4, PACER, Varsity UC. ROTTKAMP, DAVID - Football 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4. RUBENSTEIN, ELLIOTT - Science Club, Tennis 2,3,4, Captain, Varsity C, RUBIN, JOANNE - National Honor Society, Student Council, I.R.C., Library Club, Junior Classical League, F.T.A., Band, Senior Sales Com., Pop Concert, Sports- Night, Varsity Cf, RUBY, SUSAN - French Club, I.R.C., Creative Writing Club, Sports Night. RUEGE, MARY - Senior Planning Com., Senior Sales Com., Leaders Corps, President 3,43 Pop Concert, Sports Night, Varsity Cf, , RUZYLA, LAWRENCE - Football 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity Cf, SAHN, STEVEN .- Student Council, Key Club, Wres- tling 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Treas- urer of the Senior Class, Senior Sales Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Varsity CW SALZER, EDWARD SAMMIS, RICHARD - Science Club. SAUERS, MARILYN - Pop Concert, Girls, Intramurals. SCHAARSCHMIDT, LINDA - I.R.C., Junior Classical League, F.T.A. SCHACKMAN, LINDA - Chorus, Musical. SCHAFER, CAROL - Student Council, F.N.A., Chorus, Choir, Librarian 3, Cheerleading, Sports Night, Captain 3, Musical, Varsity NC. SCHARFF, JOHN SCHECKMAN, CAROL - I.R.C., Band, Twirlers, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Varsity 4'Cf' SCHECTMAN, STUART - Football 2,3. SCHEINFELD, JOEL - Chorus, Boys' Intramurals. SCHERZ, MALCOLM - Student Council, Dramatics Club, Junior Classical League, Science Club, PACER, Bowling 4. SCHMIDT, SUSAN - Chorus, President 3, Sports Night. SCHNEIDER, ALMA SCHNEIDER, CLIFFORD - I.R.C., Football 3, Wres- tling 4. SCHNEIDER, GLADYS SCHNEIDER, MICHAEL - Science Club. SCHULHOFER, STEPHEN - National Honor Society, I.R.C., Key Club, Vice-President 3, President 4, Band, Wrestling 2,,3,4, Varisty Cf, SCHULKIN, CARL - National Honor Society, Spanish Club, President 4, I.R.C., Key Club, Basketball 2,3, Cross Country 2,3. SCHULMAN, ANN - Debate Club, Spanish Club, I.R.C., Library Club, Creative Writing Club, Chorus. SCHWARTZ, DIANA - Senior Play, Pop Concert. SCHWARTZ, MARCIA - I.R.C., Creative Writing Club, Sports Night. SCHWARTZMAN, NAOMI - Spanish Club, I.R.C., Library Club, HOOFBEATS, News Editor 3,4, F.T.A., Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Varsity Cf, SCOTT, PETER - Key Club, Band, Pop Concert, Musical, Football 2,3, Basketball 3, Track 2,3, Var- sity C. SHAPIRO, JUNE - French Club, President 3, I.R.C., HOOFBEATS, Senior Sales Committee, Cheerleading, Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night. SHERLOCK, FRANK SHORE, ADRIENNE - I.R.C., French Club, F.T.A., Treasurer 4, Chorus, President 4, Sports Night, Senior Planning Committee, Senior Sales Committee. SHURKIN, CAROL ANN SILBAUGH, VIRGINIA - Chorus, Choir, Senior Play. SILLICK, KATHY - Girls' Intramurals. SILVERMAN, ARTHUR - Student Council, Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity HC. SINGER, MARVIN SISKIN, SUSAN - French Club, I.R.C., Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night. SKLAR, BARBARA - l.R.C. SKLAR, FRANCINE - F.T.A., Science Club. SMALBACH, MARY - Sports Night. SMITH, ERNEST - National Honor Society, Student Council, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, PACER, As- sistant Editor 3, Managing Editor 4, Senior Sales Com- mittee Chairman 4, Varsity Cf, SMITH, JAMES 4 Track 4, Rifle Team 2. SMITH, LOWELL - P.A. Squad, Dramatics Club, Or- chestra, Chess Club, Recording Secretary 4, Senior Play' Pop Concert, Musical, SMITH, ROBERT - I.R.C., Junior Classical League, President 3, Science Club, Track 4. SNYDER, CAROLINE - Sports Night. SNYDER, PHYLLIS - Debate Club, Science Club, Red Cross Council, Sports Night. SOHL, JOHN - Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Pop Con- cert. SOKOLOFF, HELOISE - Debate Club, I.R.C., Dra- matics Club, Band, Twirlers, Senior Play, Pop Concert' Sports Night. SOMMER, STEVEN - Football 3,4, Cross Country 2. SORKIN, LAURENCE - National Honor Society, Presi- dent 4, I.R.C., Vice-President 3, President 4, Key Club, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, HOOFBEATS, Sports Editor 3,4, Varsity NC. 1 J SOUTHARD, DONALD SPELMAN, SUSAN - National Honor Society, Library Club, Secretary 3, F.T.A., Vice President 4, Student Council, Spanish Club, I.R.C., Radio Club, PACER, Assistant Editor 3, Senior Section Editor 4, Sports Night, Officials Club, Varsity Cf, STAZZONE, CARMELA - Sports Night, Volleyball, Badminton. STONE, THERESA - National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Senior Planning Comittee, Senior Sales Com- mittee, Leaders Corps, Sports Night, Basketball, Soft- ball, Oflicials Club, Varsity C.l' SUSSMAN, ROBERTA - Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Sports Night. TANNENBAUM, LESLEY - F.N.A., Art Club. TAYLOR, NANCY - French Club, Cheerleading 3,4, Sports Night, Varsity HC. TENNANT, MICHAEL - National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, French Club, Key Club, Treasurer 4, HOOFBEATS, Football, Captain 3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Varsity Cf, TERC, ARLENE - Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night. THATCHER, JOHN - Rifle Club, Art Club. THEWKE, EDELGARD - I.R.C., Dramatics Club, F.N.A., Science Club, PACER, Senior Play, Sports Night. THOMAS, CAROL - Prancers, Pop Concert, Night, OH:1cials Club. THOMSON, JACQUELINE - Chorus, Sports Night. THOMSON, MARGARET - Student Council, I.R.C., Secretary 3, PACER, Senior Sales Committee, Leaders Corps, Cheerleading 4, Prancers, Captain 3,4, Pop Con- cert, Sports Night, Volleyball. Sports TIETJEN, MICHELLE -- Volleyball, Table Tennis, Badminton. TOMPKINS, PAULETTE 4 Sports Night, Basketball, Volleyball. TRAUGOTT, RHODA - Sports Night. TRIOLO, FRANK - Choir, Musical, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Varsity C. TRULEY, ROGER - Wrestling 3. TULLEY, VERONICA UNRUH, GERRY - Chorus, Choir, Sports Night. VACCARO, ANGELINA VALLIANOS, DENNIS - Science Club, Radio Club. VALOIS, VICTORIA - Student Council, Dramatics Club, HOOFBEATS, Chorus, Choir, PACER, Senior Sales Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Leaders Corps, Prancers, Senior Play, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical, Varsitv 'iCf' VANDEROEF, PAMELA - I.R.C., HOOFBEATS, F.N.A., Science Club, Sports Night, Musical, Senior Sales Committee. VAUSE, SANDRA - Student Council, French Club, Band, Secretary 4, Twirlers, Drum Majorette 3,45 Sen- ior Sales Committee, Leaders Corps, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical, Varsity CW VIRGADAMO, ANTHONY - Football 3,4-, Var- sity Cf, VOLLKOMMER, VIRGINIA - I.R.C., PACER, Sen- ior Play. VURCHIO, RICHARD - Choir. WADE, SUSAN - Dramatics Club, PACER, Cheerlead- ing 3,4, Senior Play, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Senior Planning Committee, Varsity HC. WALDMAN, NORMA - French Club, I.R.C., Band, Twirlers, PACER, Pop Concert, Sports Night. WALTERS, MILTON -4 National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, President 3, Vice-President 4, Key Club, Lieutenant-Governor New York State 4, Dance Com- mittee Chairman, Football 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Baseball 2, Track 3, Varsity Cf, WARDEN, GEORGE - Student Council. WATKINS, RICHARD - Dramatics Club, Band, Sen- ior Play, Pop Concert, Musical. WEGMANN, EDWARD WEINER, PAUL - A.V. Squad, Science Club, Vice- President 4, Radio Club, Varsity Cf WEISS, ELAINE - I.R.C., Dramatics Club, PACER, Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical. WEISS, ELIZABETH - Dramatics Club, F.N.A., Pop Concert, Sports Night, Musical. WHITE, BARBARA -French Club, Spanish Club, I.R.C., Dramatics Club, PACER, Pop Concert, Sports Night. WHITE, ERIC WHITE, LINDA - Prancers, Pop Concert, Sports Night. WILLIAMS, JEANNE - Sports Night. WILLIAMS, THOMAS - Football 2,3, Wrestling 3, Varsity UC. WILLIAMSON, DALE WITTEKIND, DOROTHY - ChoH', Leaders Corps, Cheerleading 4, Sports Night, Musical, Basketball, , ii A ' fly .A ,sz A rfiif ' Volleyball. WOLF, PETER YATES, WILLIAM - Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4 Varsity NC. ZILLICH, ROBERT - HOOFBEATS, Science Club. ZUCKERMAN, DONALD - National Honor Society Spanish Club, Vice-President 3, I.R.C., P.A. Squad Dramatics Club, HOOFBEATS, Editor-in-chief 3,4 Senior Play, Varsity HC. fl, 'A wg gigyfi 51312 'A l J V . 3 ' 2' , Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun FOOTBALL BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY 6 7 20 39 13 7 6 27 V.S. Central . . 13 Freeport ...., 7 New Hyde Park 0 Sewanhaka . 10 Baldwin ..... 7 Levittown .... 7 Uniondale . . . 14 Elmont ...... 0 Score Page Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun C alhoun Calhoun Calhoun 886 864 886 882 910 897 905 892 RIFLE East Meadow 869 Freeport .... 903 Massapequa . 895 Seaford ..... 773 Wantagh 828 East Meadow 838 Freeport .... 930 Massapequa . 897 Calhoun 38, Carey 39, Levittown 52 Calhoun 33, Lynbrook 38, V.S. North 61 Calhoun 38, Wantagh 45, 1XfIal- verne 54 Calhoun 36, South Side 51, El- mont 61 Calhoun 19, V.S. South 52 Sewanhaka 45, Oceanside 65, Me- pham 144, Wantagth 180, Free- port 181, Calhoun 194 Calhoun Elmont ...... Calhoun V.S. Central . . Calhoun Mepham .... Calhoun Mineola .,... Calhoun Carey ....... Calhoun Levittown .. Calhoun Lawrence . . , Calhoun South Side . . . Calhoun Long Beach . . Calhoun New Hyde P. Calhoun Elmont ...... Calhoun V.S. Central . Calhoun Carey ....... Calhoun Levittown . . . Calhoun Lawrence -.-. Calhoun South Side . . . Calhoun Long Beach . . Calhoun New Hyde P. TENNIS Calhoun 4M Freeport .... Calhoun 4 Levittown . . . Calhoun 3 Hempstead . . . Calhoun 0 Hewlett ..... Calhoun 5 East Meadow Calhoun 2 Long Beach . . Calhoun 4 South Side . . . Calhoun 4 Freeport ..... Calhoun 5 Levittown . . . Calhoun 2 Hempstead .. Calhoun 2 Hewlett ..... Calhoun 5 East Meadow Calhoun 5 Long Beach . . Calhoun 5 South Side .. 145 Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun Calhoun BOWLING Baldwin ....... 3 Sewanhaka ..... 5 Freeport ....... 5 Uniondale ..... 0 Mepham ...... 5 Levittown ...... 5 South Side . . . .4 V.S. Central .... 5 Hempstead .... 5 Lawrence ----.- 3 Cceanside ..... 5 Massapequa .... 5 WRESTLING Farmingdale . . 3 V.S. South . . . Levittown . . . Freeport ..... Long Beach . . Baldwin ...., South Side . . . Huntington .. west Islip 7 . Uniondale . . . V.S. Central Massapequa . . East Meadow Wantagh ..,. 5 7 17 5 7 5 11 9 9 21 ll 8 14 Cuban Premier Fidel Castro in New York. tr Premier Khrushchev walking through a cornfield on the Coon Rapids farm of Roswell Garst. The Year We This was the year of the trips. In the wake of Humphrey, Harriman, and Nixon, who had made news-making visits to Russia last year, followed Ei- senhower through Latin America, Rus- sia, and Asia. Khrushchev came here, as did Castro, Adenauer, and Ben Gur- ion. Adlai Stevenson went through Latin America while both DeGaulle and Macmillan paid visits to the Afri- can trouble spots. Nasser made one of his pilgrimages to Moscow, and Queen Elizabeth had a chat with President Eisenhower as they opened the St. Law- rence Seaway. Prince Philip is due here shortly to open the British exhibition in the Coliseum. While sit-down strikes were being held at chain store counters in both the North and the South, while the longest steel strike in our country's history was being fought, while Castro was stirring anti-U.S. sentiment in Cuba, and the Senate was Hlibustering over a new civil rights bill, a new perfected polio vaccine was going through its testing Graduated . program to save thousands of lives. These were the times of the quiz-show scandals, of the payola scandals, and the obvious cleaning-up of government malpractices by Senate and House in- vestigating committees, as election time rolled around the corner. Princess Margaret settled down with her Anthony Armstrong-Jones, and Queen Elizabeth had a baby boy. Two planets were put into orbit by the U.S. and U.S.S.R. Hit shows were Take Me Along, Fiorello, Tenth Man, Miracle Worker, along with the old standbys My Fair Lady, and Music Man. It was the heyday of Bobby Darin and the Kingston Trio, Elvis was discharged. As the world moved toward the '6O,s, the first graduating class of Calhoun completed its final year of high school. They have much to remember and much to look forward to - for they are entering a new way of life and a new decade, M2256 ff ' These were the hit shows. L Pl-aynndn AYBILL :aaa xf I v tytt V ,,,.i Fig? , , March saw 23 inches of if f,f- ? V, 'f,'V,, snow, inundating us and may ,gma 4 - ..Q w f- ,yu si- 1' VVf X V closing the school. y g . g 1, , , iwgW .i ' ,,,,.,,.., ,Q ,,,, :f , 'E?'?2+WWM .- iiikiiitikf . i' 'lr 'k ir 'lr i' if i' 'k ir if uk 'k if ir 'Ir i' i' 'k 'lr it 'ir ir 'k 'k 'k i' 'A' y 'A' 'k 'lr ir 'k 'k 'A' if 'A' 'A' if The addition of Alaska and Hawaii gave the flag 50 stars. 14-7 yiiy sun sets upon the shelter of Calhoun than when The school has been a preparation tion inyfacing life and its problems educatga ' 'f in understanding the an ' 'i 1 ' phies of humanity fl ' uni t have learned to flow beiff y cting his and his rights, at the alms, was our educatlons, som th world at large, to live education IS' a 8 A apart of life. We have spent three l ever we may bein the future, we shall look backmyg this gia. We may only go to high school but its effects are with 'us forever. 'ins-. . was stimulatingg it was ,MW ,v C111 for we may do wlth nostal once in an M , ,. 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