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

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CYNTHIA McCORMACK Cyn — a tall, attractive gal who hopes to be a meteorologist . . . excels in history, volleyball, and archery . . . French verbs snow her under . . , likes earth science and sailing. JANE McCORMICK Janie—slick chick . . . top grade cheerleader . . . vice-president of Celerity . . . likes swimming and sailing ... a barrel of fun . . . easy to like . . . plans are for nursing. FRANCIS McELWAINE Frances — a sweet, little miss with sparkling eyes . . . cute personality . . . loyal Port rooter with lots of pep . . . simplicity and subtleness . . . fun-loving . . . always willing to oblige. 24 ROBERT MICKLEN Mickey — a big man around school ... on the Student Council . . . Fra- try vice-president . . . outstanding forward on varsity basketball . . . en- joys Mr. Pickett’s chem- istry classes . . . loves fun and is sincere. Mf IRENE NAKELSKI Irene — knows a little about a lot of things . . . serene and gracious . . . soft blonde curls . . . friendly smile and super clothes . . . fun-loving . . . commercial major. KARL MILLER Jack—a swell guy who likes to raise animals . . . a wonderful artist . . . wants to be a ceramist . . . an easy guy to please . . . likes everything . . . homeroom treasurer. wr mm NITA NATALONI Nita—one of the school’s sweetest personalities . . . on Port Light staff . . . member of Commercial Club . . . wants to become a private secretary . . . has nice clothes. KATHLEEN MOSHER Kathy—cute kid with a swell personality . . . ac- tive member of the Tum- bling Club . . . likes horseback riding . . . loves to drive a car . . . wants to be a secretary. CAROL NEEDHAM CJ — a busy cheerleader who likes classical rec- ords, sailing, and friend- ly people ... in all music groups . . . member of Celerity and Red Dom- ino . . . strong half-back on the hockey varsity. JOHN MOSSEL Joop — came here from Holland in his junior year and impressed us as being a fine person . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . loyal Fratry member . . . hopes to become a doc- tor.

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JAMES KELLY Jim—those Irish eyes are always smiling . . . don- ned a uniform at the Beacon Theater . . . likes to know what makes a machine tick ... he and history don’t get along. MAE KLIMUSAKA Poppie—plans to be an elementary school teacher . . . her hobby is collect- ing pictures . . . mistress of merriment . . . unfail- ing good humor . . . left us in January for Cherry Valley. HOWARD KLOTHE Howie—known to many and nice to all . . . enjoys fishing and hunting . . . can usually be found at the Mineola Skating Rink ... a hard-working gas station attendant. RICHARD LITTLEJOHN Dick—a tall, lanky lad whose future ambition is to make a million . . . food and history claim much of his attention . . . joined us in his junior year. MARGUERITE LINDER Margie — happy disposi- tion . . . likes to tinkle the ivories . . . expert bookkeeper . . . enjoys teleision and stock car races . . . hopes to at- tend Berkley Secretarial School . . . never lets a moment be dull. ROBERT LOUPUS Car — strong, silent, and friendly . . . superb foot- ball player . . . likes chemistry and mechani- cal things . . . sports are his weakness . . . loves a good time . . . hopes to be a refrigeration me chanic. WILLIAM LUDEKER Bill — roller skating en- thusiast . . . enjoys tink- ering with a car . . . claims membership in the Projection Club . . . play- ed J.V. football in his sophomore year . . . Eng- lish class is his favorite. LOUIS MAPLESON Varsity—came to Port in his. senior year from Xavier . . . enthusiastic hunting fan . . . member of the Link Trainer Club . . . sports lover . . . has future ambitions in the aviation held. SEBASTIAN MARCUS Butch — active in sports . . . football and track star . . . nothing worries Butch . . . whiz in Eng- lish . . . seen smoking, out of school that is . . . looking forward to being drafted. CLAIRE MARSHALL Claire—her hobby is any- thing that has to do with horses . . . G.A.A. man- ager of riding . . . likes history and art . . . wants to be a writer.

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ROBERT McGURN Bob—takes life easy . . . has many friends . . . grand fellow to know . . . bound to succeed in the future ... an all-around guy . . . big things often come in little packages. MICHAEL McGRADY Mike — ex-vice-president of the G.O. . . . left us in October for Paris . . . a grand guy with many friends ... a Fratry member with plenty of personality . . . plans are for college. JAMES McNAMARA Mac—a three letter man . . . outstanding in foot- ball, basketball. and baseball . . . red hair and freckles galore . . . capa- ble secretary-treasurer of Fratry . . . former G.O. treasurer . . . senior class president. J. MLETZKO Jackie—a tall, slim, and friendly gal ... an excel- lent athlete with quiet ways . . . active in all sports including hockey, volleyball, and basketball . . . an able leader. BRIAN MULLIGAN Moe—loves life and life loves him . . . always seen with A1 and Oats . . . art is his subject . . . vice- president of homeroom 206 . . . plans to be a lawyer. CLAIRE MUNSON Claire—slim and shape- ly ... a true glamour girl . . . came back to gradu- ate with us . . . likes peo- ple and music . . . loves dancing . . . Red Domino member . . . active in all girl's sports. EILEEN MURRAY Eileen — athletically in- clined . . . fond of riding and basketball ... a fu- ture model whose pet hate is school . . . striking to view . . . wonderful personality . . . homeroom 206 claims her. NANCY NERN Nance—one of our peppy varsity cheerleaders . . . likes all sports . . . wants to be a dental hygienist . . . belongs to Retort, and Clio . . . goes out for Modern Dancing, hockey, tumbling, and basketball. ELIZABETH NICHOLSON Nicky—friendly and pop- ular . . . former secretary of the G.O. . . . carnival queen of 1950 . . . active cheerleader ... in many school organizations . . . particularly likes swim- ming, dancing, and tropi- cal fish. CARL OBERG OB—a friendly guy . . . good looking . . . likes hot-rods . . . dislikes work . . . fishes for a hobby . . . well liked by everyone . . . likes auto mechanics . . . hopes to be an auto- motive engineer. 25