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

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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

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' 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.

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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.