Schreiber High School - Port Light Yearbook (Port Washington, NY)

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Staff EDITORS: Marylou Roper Keith Bullard SENIOR WRITE-UPS: Sallie Brown, Editor Elizabeth Fried Richard Littlejohn Barbara Blanchard Ester Thelander Carol Copp Jennie Fenu Seymour Goldstein Mary Teta Cynthia Wurtz Margo Preston Constance Ignacak CLASS HISTORIES: Nancy Crowl Marjory Hazard Judith Neely Dorin Oltarsh CLUBS: Eleanor Rugen SPORTS: Donald O'Brien Carol Needham TYPISTS: Anna May Hirsch, Chairman Barbara Sozzi Santina Frommja Joan Salerno Nita Nataloni Irene Nakelski Eileen Murray Katherine Brennan FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. James A. Macintosh BUSINESS MANAGER: Richard Littlejohn SALES STAFF: Alfonsina Belfiore Patricia Smith Walter Wilczek Helen Overvag Nicolina Cucci Mildred Contino Gardham Comb Jean Olley Marie Desanto Elaine Ehnat Gladys Severtsen Maureen Kelly ADVERTISING STAFF: Rose Sica Carol Kay Joan Falque Advertising Staff Continued Richard Leeolou Ernestine Lamas Joan Dileo Victoria Kawiecki David Roethgan Dorothy O’Brien Jean Mosher Mary Helen Lipton Jean Volpe Edward Downes Mary Natale Virginia Brunola Vincent Caruso Jane Sica Eileen Murray FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. William Schafer ART EDITORS: Joan Davidson Marjory Peterson ART STAFF: Elliott Manaker Janet Compere Lee Ann McGrath Myma Horowitz Claire Marshall Nibia Nataloni Sandra Ingram Dorian Davis Robert Raboud FACULTY ADVISOR: Mrs. Walter Kerr 9

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This year the G.O. has been more successful than ever before in performing its main pur- pose—that of carrying out the wishes of the students for the betterment of the school. Much of this success has been because of the efficient leadership of president John Wing, vice-presi- dent Joan Davidson, secretary Margaret Ingley, and treasurer Frank Harding. Joan Davidson took over the office of vice-president when Mi- chael McGrady went to Paris early in the year. Mr. Hendrickson continued to give his useful guidance as faculty advisor. The first big project of the year was the sale of G.O. tickets, the main source of income for the G.O. Some of the money collected was given to the music and athletic departments, some to the PORT WEEKLY and Red Domino, and some was used to provide new uniforms for the twirlers, who are sponsored by the G.O. At the beginning of the year, the project of rewriting the school Constitution was under- taken. A committee was formed to revise and reword the document. After several months of hard work, a draft was drawn up and presented to the G.O. for discussion. Finally in December, the Constitution was ratified. After the committee finished that job, it began the task of writing an informative handbook to be given to all sophomores and new students. The G.O. sponsored a big pep-rally the night before the football game with Manhasset, and throughout the year it furnished busses for out of town games. The annual G.O. Christmas dance was a success worthy of the hard effort put into it. The Spring Carnival again under the auspices of the student government, con- cluded this, a very successful and profitable year for the G.O. Priscilla Spaulding Student Council Mr. Hendrickson, Advisor John Wing, Pres. Joan Davidson, Vice-pres. Frank Harding, Treas.