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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1953 volume:

PORT LIGHT A hrgh school IS young people Not just a burldrng A hrgh school rs laughter noise not lust books and marks Boys and girls running swrttly forever late and always early And outside a blue sky or a drsmal ram lnsrde lrfe and a bubblmess that makes a mock of weather and day dreams For who can dream when the dream rs here Thus burldmg that houses all the kids American youth ottsprmg of pioneer laborer allen Who take each other for what they are This masonry that holds them warmly The lights that wmk the time ofthe day And underneath the plpes And overhead a roof and gutters to catch the salt Aprrl rams That s good And at our srdes good solid wall to hold our lives rn when rt rs good to be rn School rt can t be spelled Because the letters stand for happrness And teachers who accept us as we accept them Thrs music that I hear was never composed These songs we smg were never created They have always been here rn this school Luke the distant stars That wrll always abide And this new school has always been here Long before man walked this Island God once must have said Here someday must I have a temple a warm burldvng for my young ones And rt drd come to pass srx mlllron years later srx brllron years later A hrgh school was born But the seed was always there And as we look at rt We know It can never grow old It will forever be young Because rt holds only young memories Young people EDWARD EHRE I .- 1 I 1 1 1 1 T IS to Mr Paul D Schreiber beloved educator In Port Washmgton for thlrty two years that we the Class of 1953 wash to express our admlratnon and slncere appreciation The enviable reputahon of our schools throughout the East IS due nn no small measure to has foresight and lndustry May you Mr Schreiber loin us In Iookmg forward to many more productnve and Interesting years ahead 2 . . , ' 1 1 I . , . , 1 fm 'S Q z 1 N, 1. X X i n .- S1 , , -AEN - 7f :QM W MR CLIFFORD HENDRICKSON 12523521 3520 ' ZL, m,,:A h h I l Q. Swwv Y- ITH deep and heartfelt gratitude, we, the class of 1953, proudly dedicate our Port Light to you, Mr. Hendrickson. Your willingness and patient understanding have helped to make the Spring Carnival, your idea, a success. lf our G. O. has had a successful career since its inception in our school, it is because you have given so unstintingly of your time and wisely of your advice. Those of us who have been fortunate enough to have had you as a teacher realize how much your thoroughness, not only in extra-curricular activities, but in classes as well has benefited us. Although you lead us no farther, your unceasing interest in us and in our activities will not soon be forgotten. ENGLISH HISTQRY MVS COVSOVI M' Dlmfmfk M' Eh'e M' Schoen Mrs Huggms Mr Kezar Mlss Campbell Mrs John b orn Mr Moclnlosh Mr Horton Son ADMINISTRATION Mlss Drosty Mrs Stewart Mr Merrill SHOP GUIDANCE M M Ilh ' C e nY M' Sm ' M' Young 6 Miss Thompson Mr Scherer Mrs Pomeroy FACULTY ,po- SCIENCE Mr Puckett Mrs Graham Mr Olson MATHEMATICS Mrs Grlffith Mr Hendrlckson Mr Costello LANGUAGE Mass DufTy Mnss Buckley Mr Schoenborn BUSINESS Mr Schafer Mr Brown Mrs Mcrchese SPECIAL SERVICES FINE ARTS Mlss Kleler Mass Smnth Mrs Wonser Mrs Begenou Mr Reppeteaux Mlss Greene Mr Ehre 7 of M2 -I 'SI I: is y , X - . I , , , , . . I an ' 4. ! .fx i - . vu 9 , , . , . . . , , . . ART STAFF LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF RT G LITERARY STAFF Edltors Jennle Frommla Ann Horns Wrlte Ups Audrey Axtell Shirley Hodges Marge DeYongh Helena Candela Carolyn Fynn Dons Haviland Jean Gan cher Carol Spenard Donn Oltarsh VAnn Klumpp Thelma Knoblach Dorian Davis Carolyn Crlsafulll Irene Rice Patty Cooper Jlll Tangerman Ann Leonard Typlsts Jennie Frommla Shlrley Hodges Judlth Llncoln Nancy Weber Margaret Dlugoleckl Marlorle DeYongh Senlor Poll Jean Gancher Dors Haviland Shlrley Hodges Helena Candela Dorran Davls Thelma Knoblach Ann Leonard Carol Spenard Judy Neely Sue Hall Llllnan Blanc Susan Capobnanco Josephtne Glagu JIII Tangerman Audrey Axtell Irene Rice Mr Schoenborn Sponsor ART STAFF Art Editors Bertuen Jacobs Judy Neely Sandra Ingram Margaret Compere Fred Drews Judy Haase Marnl Mc Carthy Arthur Mlttelstaedt Olga Osterholm Mr Reppeteaux Sponsor BUSINESS STAFF Business Editor Jean Gancher Mary Ray Cmcotta Mary Fenu .loan Gerken Shnrley Hodges Barbara Bowman Janet Clugston Arthur Grasek Carlton Copp Isabella Cella Joan Curtln Barbara Dennelly Thomas Dumpson Ralph Leone Martm Seddon Francis Stumper Herbert Watson Mr Schafer Sponsor 9 : , , ' 5 1 1 I 1 1 1 T I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , . 3 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 ' . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 STUDENT COUNCIL HE Student Councll at Port Hugh was founded to provnde the students wnth the opportunuty to have a vonce nn the school government Jay Greene was the capable President of our Council this year and under his excellent leadership It completed another successful year Joan Brooks our Secretary took care of all the correspond ence and records for the Councul The hnghlughts of thus years accomplushments were the sale of G O tlckets whzch Leonard Utz our Treasurer managed so efliclently the Chrlst mas Dance the awardnng of scholarshups assem bly programs on whuch Bob Pruce Vnce Pres: dent worked so consclentlously and the Sprung Carnival probably the biggest and most lm portant actnvnty of all The students and teachers worked hard In preparation for thus event whlch was a social and ftnancral success The proceeds were used for annual scholarshlps Our suncere thanks and appreciation go to Mr Henrlckson the faculty advisor who con trrbuted much tume and effort workmg to make the Councll functnon smoothly The Councll would not have had as good a year wnthout has help and guldonce JOAN BROOKS General Organization OFFICERS Mr Hendrlckson ACYYISGV Robert Prlce Joan Brooks Leonard Utz Voce Presrdent S ecretary Treasurer I ' I , . : . . l ' , I I ' I i ' I I - - r f I . 1 ' ' I . 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Ixxx1m0ymk tX'Xlk uf' uhm Class Ofiicers SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Jean Gancher Valedrctorran Olga Osterholm Salutatoncn HE class of 53 that s how we have identified ourselves for so long Soon we will be off to work to college or to the Service and looking back we shall think of our old friends our teachers those who have helped guide us through high school years our work our play but most of all we shall remember our senior year At the beginning we couldnt believe we were seniors at the end we didnt want to But regardless of whether we were glad or sorry to leave our high school days behind us these things will always stand out in our minds as representing fun youth and excitement our Senior Class officers Dick Stagg President Pete Hunter Vice President Irene Rice Se retary Jim Ballard Treasurer the G O Pres dent and Vice President Jay Greene and Bob Price the football team with Marty Seddon Joe Clchanowski Tom Faticone Bill Bowman Flop per Vlahos Pete Hunter Dave Palmer Goat Caparella Tom Christie Pete Mertz . . . the foot- ball game we lost by one heartbreaking point . . . the cheerleaders under the direction of Cookie Knob ach . . . counting whats in Chemistry class ... donkey vs. the elephant.. .the day we saw e . . .our class being the first in the history of Port High to win the lnterclass Play Contest all three years . . .the Senior Ball Blue Heaven that we were so proud of . . . Rocky d Elia s imi- tations and Charley Stanley s singing . . . .la Greene s debut on TV . . .Tiny MacDonald s win- ning the Oratorical Contest. . . Jill Tangerman s being chosen D. A. R. representative...lowa tests again . . . May I have your att ntion please? . . . the presentation of the MacDonough Trophy . . .Senior dues. . .the Altman Board . . . Miss Thompson s arrival Honor Study Hall moving up to the new school carrying books desks chairs wastebaskets and trying to g t in front of the Newsday photographer at the same time Miss Buckley s belles vaches du Jersey th G O Sock Hop In the new cafeteria Bermuda shorts and peasant socks grey streaks marrlng the girls hair those crazy bop pokes College Boards th I5 mph speed limit on the school driveway school spirit exchange assemblies Dave Palmer representing the seniors on the basketball team the school was so proud of the record shat terlng llO points it chalked up the new gym in which everyone had a seat Two students for the absentee list the LP record made by Ports music organizations Hamlet and Mac beth Mr Hendrlcksons slides Mrs John son s coming back Who s giving a party this weekend? ...college catalogues missing from the Guidance office . . .The Alcove . . . better you than me Carolyn Gaita s open houses ...The Port Weekly under the editorship of Nancy Stove. and Olga Osterholm . . .the Port Light under the editorship of Jennie Frammia and Ann Hoins... May I have the key, the G. A. A. under the leadership of Nibia Nataloni . . . the measles that depleted the ranks of students . . . the calisthenics that left the boys stiFf for weeks . . . Doc Ehre s spring play. . . e band concert. . . the Color War. . .spring fever . . . It seems to me . . .the Spring Carnival . . . the Senior Banquet... yearbooks coming out . ..tears good-byes and Pomp and Circum- stance. DORIN OLTARSH JEAN ALLEN Jeanne Most often seen-with JerrY Beavers Favorite expressron-Holy Cow Should be-a good wife Could never be-loud Besertrng sin-always sleepy Saving grace-Doise A quiet person is welcomed everywhere. ARLINE ANSCHUTZ Boots Mos! often xeeniwitlw Biol Favorite errpressionfOlw Boy Should befa stewardess Could never be-c dog catcher Besetting rin-late hours Saving grace-a good soort lrle is fun, isn t H9 CHARLES E. ASHMAN Charlie Most often seen-Hshing Favorite expression- Slrould be-o goo Could never be-u Republican politician Beselting sin-laziness Saving grace-honesty Never leave that till tomor- row wlriclr you can do lo- day. AUDREY ANN AXTELL Aud Mos? often seen-working on Senior write-ups Favorite expression-For good- ness sokes! Sltculd be-c bio-chemist Could never be-a suleslady Beselting sin-blushing Saving grace-diligence The person who has a firm trust in the Supreme Being is powerful rn lvrs power. ef'--1 i 1 1 -,l,',4..4..f4,6 iff:-av .fl - ,Au . .lim 1 Qfg I Most' o en se n-h t-rodin 97. e avo Ie ession-Okay, il thot' nv you if a ' , d never -even tempe d Besetti ' con sions Sa ' g grac 's 'n Hrs ltair pm ike porcupine quills. D r . fy, 4 3, ALICE BEDELL Most often seen-smiling ot Mr. Macintosh Favorite expression-all righfa Should be-a ohilatelis! Could never be-boisterous Besening sin-foo little onimotion Saving grace-sincerity Silence never rnolrex any blunders. BARBARA JOYCE BIGGS Buzzle Mos? often seen-working in the School Store Favorite expression-Hi ya, Kid Should be-c secretary Could never be-ouncluol Besetting sin-forgetting her report card Saving grace-full ol fun Lough and the world lauglws with you. BRUCE BOND Most often seen-reading aboui hot rods Favorite expression-When do we ect? Should be-an engineer Could never be-Perry Como Besetting sin-prevariccting Saving grace-offoble disposition He played the game well, I3 1 CHARLOTTE BOTTINGER Charl Most often seen-sitting in the Alcove Favorite expressron-I'll clue you Should be-a nurse Could never be-a bus driver Besettrng sin-eating Saving grace-laughing She knew l-row to be merry and wise. 5. I r r ' , . I , . I BARBARA BOWMAN Barbie Mosl often seen-eating raw carrots and rye crisp Favorrte expression-I ve seen it done better Should be-a reporter Could never be-cr hockey player l Besetting sin-sneaking into 103 during flag solute Saving grace-blond hair and smooth complexion Music hath its charms, S0 hUS she. 4 J' ' r WILLIAM BOWMAN Bill Most often seen-Dcying attention Favorite expression-sturdly Should be-o scientist Could never be-Milton Berle Besettrng srn-Iongwindedness Saving grace-his knowledge and manners Master of hrs own destiny. JOHN BROKAW Jack Most often seen-with a tennis racket Should be+cn omcer in the Navy Could never be-a train conductor Besetting sin-not speaking up for himself Saving grace-friendly grin Silence is wisdom and gets many friends. I4 1 tets ' xr, 5 l 7 - i if? ,4' P SUZANNE BROWNLEE Sue Most often seendlitsening to teachers Favorite expression-Say there! Should be-a mode! Could never be-an Einstein Besettrng sin--torgetfulness Saving grace-her sweet WCY5 Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. JOYCE BURROUGHS .loy Most olten Seen-'talking 0 blue streak favorite expressron-Well, what are ya gonna dc5 Should be-an actress Could never be-quiet and sophisticated Besenrng sin-fliDDoncy Saving grace-radiant personality Her very frowns are fairer lcrr than smiles of other maiden: are FRED BURT, JR. Chick Most often seenwpkzyrng cards Favorite expression-Telling me, Jackson? Should be-an auto mechanic Could never be-a music teacher Besetting sin-history Saving grace-good humor Speech rs as deeo Us eternity, Speech is shallow as lime. ALFONSO CANDELA Sonny Mosr often seenfwalkiftg 'lie halls favorite expression-That s the woy the ball bounces. Should be-a good mechanic Could never be-a while collar worker Besetting srn-thoughtless Saving grace-easy going Ive taken my fun where lve found it, HELEN CANDELA Most often seen-gabbing with the girls Favorite expressionAHuey Should be-a brilliant lawyer Could never be-an artist Besetllng sin-criticizing Saving grace-helping other people Knowledge advances by steps no: by leaps. NUNZIO J. CAPARELLA Goat Most olten seen-playing football Favorite expression-Better you than mo Should be-another Glenn Davis Could never beka dentist Beseltvng sin-Gery disposition Saving grace-good nature Tis better to be small and shine than Ia be huge and cas! a shadow. JOSEPH A. CELLA Cell Most atten seen-playing cards Favorite expression-You can't tell me what ta do. Should be-a cabinet maker Could never be--a lucky stitt Besetting sin-likes to bet Saving grace-dependability A good companion makes good company. THOMAS CHRISTIE Tom Most olten seen-playing at all sports Favorite elpresslon-Aw, c'man! Should be-an engineer Could never be-a croaner Besettmg svn-eating too much Saving grace-good looks Oh, he sit: high in all the peoples hearts. f , .Mr 4 .sing JOE CICHANOWSKI Chick Mast often seen doing- acrobatics Favorite expression-Might as well Should be-a profesisonul weight mme. Could never be-an orator Besetting sin-not doing homework Saving grace-big and strong Master ol his own destiny. MARY RAY CINCOTTA Most otten seenfbuying clothes Favorite expressionrt-lil lellow Should be--O dancing teacher Could never be-o debutante Besettvng sin-keeping late hours Saving grace-obliging Friends are easily retained by the qualities which t'irst at- tractea them. JANET CLUGSTON Tex Most allen seen4eatlng ana gabbing Favorite expressianiYou all Should be-an artist Could never be-disloyal to Texas Besettfng smfexaggerating Saving grace-Southern draw! My tongue wllhin my cheek I rein, For who talks much must tall: rn vain. BARBARA ANN COLON Bobbie Most often seen-modern dancing Favorite expression-Hey tellers Should be'an interpretive. dancer Could never be-awkward Besetting sin-can't concen- trate on History Saving grace-sociability Selt-confidence is the first requisite to great under- talrlngs. I5 WILLIAM CONROY Bill Most often seen-ambling along Favorite expression-Mercy Maude! Should be-livelier Could never be-bombastic Besetting sin--falling asleep in class Saving grace-nice disposition The best of men have ever loved repose, PATRICIA COOPER Pat Mosl often seen-having parties Favorite expression-I'm with you Should be-a physical education teacher Could never be-five feet tall Besetting sin-sliding into homeroom at 8:29 Saving grace-cheerleader From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. CARLTON COPP, JR. Skippy Most often seen-studying Favorite expression-Yeahl Should be-a millionaire Could never be-a secretary Besetting sin-spending money Saving grace-perfect gentleman Hang sorrow' Care would kill a cat, therefore, let's be merry. DIANA CORNWALL Corntlakes Mosl often seen-singing in the chorus and choir Favorite expression-Hey now Should be-a model Could never be-a matlsema. ticion Besetting sin-breaking dateg Saving grace-easy going When you know her, you like her. I6 FUI? Y !ur CAROLYN CRISAFULLI Cris Most often seen-running madly around Favorite expression-For crying out loud. Should be-0 lady ambassador Could never be--a nursery school teacher Besetting sin-trying to do too much Saving grace-glib tongue Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Bob Most often seen-sawing logs Favorite expression-So Long Should be-a country farmer Could never be-o light eater Eesetting sin-slow worker Saving grace-intelligence Honesfr is the noblest of God 5 works DORIAN DAVIS Dee Dee Most often seenhhunting her braces Favorite expression-Never again Should be-married Could never be-intentionally hard-hearted Besetting sinfsrubborness Saving grace-honesty She has wit that can call forth smiles from the sad- dest ol men. EDITH DAVIS Edie Most often seen-giggling Favorite expression-You're not kidding Should be-an office manager Could never be-an athlete Besetting sin-giggling Saving grace-wit Well done is better than well said. DEBORAH DEAN Debbie Most olten seen-smiling Favorite expression-Horrorsl Should be-o co-ed Could never be-o muthema' tician Besetting sin-gullibility Savnng grace-an innocent look A sweet attractive ind of grace. , , l ...A , 4 . X., xvlz X' lx . 05 6' Ax ix A YN FRANK D'ELIA Rocky Most often seen-scrapping Favorite expression-l'Il belt you Should be-a one-man Martin 8. Lewis Could never be-six feet toll Besetting sin-moodiness Saving grace-never holds a grudge The strength to tower above the field ol men. NICK DELINANOS Greek Most olten seen-celaning his guns Favorite expression-Holy crow Should be-o qood business TYTCVY Could never behdisagreeable Besettlng sin'-tordiness Saving grace-lost talker To learn or not to learn, that is the question. GRACE DEMAR Most olten seen-trying a new dance step Fovorlte expresslon-Oh yeah! Should be-a lady wrestler Could never be-subtle Besetting sln-laughing out loud Saving grace-neotness l lrnow a trick worth two ol thot. LEONARD DE MEO Foxy Most often seen-hacking around Favorite expression-Well, how about that? Should be-a retailer Could never be-llve leet toll Besetting sin-talks too much Saving grace-great golfer , . . and still they gazed and still their wonder grew lhat one small head could carry all he lcnew. MARJORIE DE YONGH Margie Most olten seen doingi French Favorite expression-Oh stoo thatl Should be-a dieticion Could never-learn to swim Besetting sin-misvlacing her homework Saving grace-her generosity An unwearled spirit in doing courtexies. MARGARET DLUGOl.ECKl Margie Most allen seen-running to classes Favorite expression-I never tell Should be-c seamstress Could never be-unreasonable Besetting sin-unfinished sentences Saving grace-sews beautifully When done by her, tis well done. , .I . fl' ff . VH 4 :I - I 3 I l e dl J -X IJ 2' 5 l i .mn ROBERT DONCOURT 14 Bob Q Most allen seen--carrying C ' musical instrument ' Favorite expression-Wadd'ya f gonna do? l Should be-a music teacher Could never be-antagonistic 4 Besetting sin-music mad ,j Saving grace-singing voicex N. I delight in music. I Y f, J ,, l 1 KX xg I 2: - i 17. l z,-- .' ,lf -A f If cl' ' f 'l 'f ,z 5 ' - All f 1EoNA DOYLE ' Nona Most often seen-flirting Favorite expressron-Oh George! Should be-a musical comedy star Could never be-still Besefting sm-flightiness Sovrng grace-persuasive ways The female of the species rs more deadly than the male. THOMAS DRUMM Drummie Most often seen-putting oround town Favorite expression-What? Should be-out ol school Could never be-a space cadet Besetting sin-beer Savlng groce-good sport Boolrl hs a dull and endless strrle, I ll cult them all and take me a wife THOMAS E. FATICONE Snul? Mosl olten seen-slaying snorfs Favorite expre-ssion+Aw, dry url Should be-an Air Force pilot Could never be-an honor student Eesening sin-gambling Saving grace-oble to talk hrrnselt out of jams When you know him, you like him. WILLIAM FEARON Wally Most often seen-taking pictures Fdvorlte expresslon-It s not in focus Should be-on ace photographer Could never bevindlllefeflf Besetting sin-biting his lingers Saving grace-Quick wit lrle .5 U levi Gnd Oll 'hives show it I lhoughl so once, but now I know it, 18 am' iq, s.-V ...... r we I , .xc EA -me N .1 WE r 2 4' 'FIM Y s 1,1 MARTHA JEAN FENU Mart Mos! often seen-talking Favorite expressron-Aw drop' Should be-c champion typlst Could never be-an orotor Beseftmg sin-losing her temper Saving groce-superb driving Clbllity Thing: seem funniest when happening to others. MARY FENU Most often seen-typing during free periods Favorlte expressron-Get your money lor dues in Should be-a speed typist Could never be-o debutonte Besettrng sin-fearful temper Savlng grace-full ol fun A merry heart that laughs at care. SIMONE FENU Cookie Most allen seen-in auto shop Favorite expresslon-ls that so! Should be-a success at mechanics Could never be-six by six Besetring sin-always belittlin' Saving grace-Ilveliness A skillful mechanlc is c good prlgrim. JOHN FICO Fic Most olten seen-teasing the girls Favorite expression-Hey, John! Should be-0 success at mechanics Could never be- Mr. Schreiber Besetting srn-reticence Saving grace-good heartedness By the work, one knows the warlrmun. MARY FRITZ More 1411110111-11-11--11-11f1o111g'11111e Akon- Fcrvorwg f1111111511c1'--Fc:uu1oL1S SP1o1.J:: 111- 1111011 111e1-551955 Co.fd11111-1r1u ---A-11'o1,1H1e zm 511111111111-11111--5011111-1qfrom Mu1111f1ue-t Sov111-1 1111111 111-11 4i1e3se1 A ,111 1,411,11111, ,,,, .11. ,, 1 ,,1,1 1.. 1 5110 91,1 1111 1111. fog 14 111-1 1111111-1 R111111 111 bf-we-1' 5111111 11 - wwf, 1, 1- 101-.1 JENNH FROMMJA Jun 11,1 11- -111 11- 1111, l '1w ' 11' 1 1 1111..1- 1 111111111--.1111- 11 1111 11- 1 111111-1 11 ,H V ,, 1111-11, 1'- -11, CAROLYN FYNN Caro, 'v'OS' . 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'ix . . vi we v -ui sd 1 'I , rf ,, ,. 5, K. SHIRLEY HODGES Fifi Mast olten seen-Dcrticipating in sports Favorite expression-Better late than never Should be-on airline hostess Could never be-inconsiderote Besetting sin-gabbing in 109 Saving grace-sunny disposition There is nothing so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good humor. ANN HOINS Most often xeen-trving to be serious and not succeeding Favorite expression-Oh, how tremendous' Should-write a book of her experiences Could never be-the retiring type Besetting sin-looking for mail Saving grace-witty conversationolist Where there is loughter ond musiothefe let me be. CAROLYN HUCKINS Carol Most otten seenfworrving Favorite exprexsion-What s it like in Germany? Should be!an authority on world oftairs Could never befo mathemati- cian Besetting sin-too easy going Saving grace-meticulousness Wise to resolve, and patient to perform, a welcome hand, an open heart. PETER DAVID HUNTER Hunt Most olten seen-riding around in his cor Favorite expression-You're right! Should be-a bachelor Could never be-o Spanish teacher Beselting sin-being Don Juan Saving grace-wonderful personality He will never know on enemy, he will never lack a lriend. VTX' ...Tx 'Vi ...q f 'E , - I My, SANDRA INGRAM Sandy Most often seen-in the art room Should be-on ortist Could never be-short Hexetting sun-freckles Saving grace-good sense ot humor A fine head of hair adds beauty to a good lore. PHYLUS JAMMER Phyl Most often seen-writing let- ters to Maryland Favorite expression7Oh how neat! Should be-going to Ohio State next year Could never befa Trig student He-setting sinfshvness Saving grocefsweet smile She 5 gentle, she 5 shy, there 5 mischief in her eve. BERTIEN JACOBS Bert Most otton seen--wail-inq Favorite expregsionf-'Got any class dues? Should befon artist Could never bcfuntriendly BQ-setting sin-fdoesn t know when to ston teasing Saving grocefplecsant disDOsition Art is the shadow ot one X sell. JEAN KELLNER Gee Gee Mosl olten seen-going with Fred Favorite expressronfOh, brother' Should be-o bobv nurse Besetting sin4eoting candy in class Saving grace-obliginq manner A true triend is torever n triend. 21 VIRGINIA ANN KLUMPP Neggle Most often seengwriting to Bucknell Favorite expressionfl don't understand Should be--a stock car driver Could never be-graceful Besetting sin-scatter-brained Saving grace-ability to fines Beware' I may do something Startling yet' THELMA KNOBLACH Cookie Most often seen-laughing Favorite expression-Oh, dear Should beta nurse Could never be-serious Besetting sin-being too frank Saving gracewaeooy Dersonality There is nothing so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good humor, LORRAINE KRAMER Croler Mosl often seen-chouheuring the girls Favorite expression-Cut that outl Should be-sedate Could never be-a saint Be-setting sin-arguing with Patty Saving grace-good athlete A singular girl with plural activities. CHARLOTTE KROMBERGS Kitty Most often seen-reading books Favorite expression-l don't know Should be-a historian Could never be-a mathemati- Clan Besetting sin-too shy Saving grace-friendly smile Do well and right. 22 S9 BERNARD KURZ Jerry Most often seen-doing physics in English class Should be-a chemical engineer Could never be-Donny Kaye Hesetting sin-aloofness Saving grace-quiet friendliness What I have done is due Io careful thought. ANN LEONARD Nan Most often seen-defending the Democrats Favorite expression-Just tell me one thing Should be-a psychologist Could never be-lily Pans Besetting rin-pigeon toes Saving grace-quick wit A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men, RALPH LEONE Junior Most often seen-carrying Newsday Favorite expression-I don t know Should be-calm Could never be-noisy Besetting sin-never pays class dues Saving grace-beautiful handwriting Cheerful with mirth. ATIS LIEPINS Liepie Most often seen-playing basketball and ping-pang Should bewan engineer Could never be-an artist Besetting sin-perfectionist Saving grace-good student Men of few words are the best Wien. I MALCOLM MACDONALD Tiny Mos! ollen seen-flirting Foving expression--Shinin' Hoc' Should be-o leather of Enqilgh literature Could never befo soprano Eeserrvwg sinfoelinling himself Saving grace-musical obilivy A good norne will weor our, ci bod one may be lurned, o nic!-norne will los! forever, MARGARET MACKEY 'ser Mos! ollen Icon-talking and inuqnnvg Fnvorim o:prcssionfSo, I rould Sfoehl be-n beouilnion and o nsusvwile Could Jwvvr befdumb Bozell ng sin-no! doing her Iwomewgyk Snvinql,'rot0fI'1er willy munn9r A welcome lvond and on open '1D!'lrv JAMES MADEHEIM Modem Mcsf ellen seen-playing bcskelboll Should be-0 hotel monoger Could never befon orvist Eesemng slnfsmoking o pipe Saving grocegmusicol lolenf He :penis ben lhof horn ine skill vo hold his Deuce. MICHAEL MANDER Mike Mos! ellen seen-thinking Fovorne expresslonANope Should befo doo irolner Could never be-u musician Eescnlng ,in-qwevness Saving grncewbroin in history Sound yudgmenl ix the basis of wining well. , 4 ,1 i fff 523 ,.4v X , .W 4-Dv 'Ni' x NJN, 1 JOAN MARINO Joonie Mos! olien seen-combing her hoir Fcvorile cxpress'on-Wlvot is it with sou? Should befMrs Iso di Could never-'oil o n?sIo'v les! Besening sin-loouccivy Saving groceflwer flawless complexion P-'ere ore bc-nulr Gnd wixdorn found iogerner. JANE VIVIAN MARKLAND Jonie Mos! ollsrn nnunfwool gathering Fcvcrilo uxurusxlon--Oh, goodness S'oulii be --o s nge' Could nuvc' bu -bcsnlul Sf-Ianni-y I -- - :new nq nun- n :logs Snving qrnu- 'r endlinf-ss L le I5 lust n howl ol yell, SAMUEL MARKLE Som Mos! olion seen-shooting 'or boskels Favorite cxproxi on-Doqgore Should bei I. ng ,n we coonrry Could never oc-o sal I c cn Esselllng slnA-n s 'osv o Msn Scving grucef eov ng well enough o one Be sincere, but don v be roo serious. LOUISE MASCHI Louie Most often gf,-unfwovfn ng Dodger Qofns-s Fcvorils- cxprusslon-Dorn ill Snoold be-o copoole omce ITIOTICQEY Could never bego hovden Bcselling sin-orguing Saving gfme-ner Uownlnq Qlorv Knowledge X Dower 23 ROBERT MclVER Bob Mos! olls-rr seerrfwulh Joyrue Should he--0 doclor Could ru-vm-r be -- pour-louuent Scscllmg snmfleuslrrg Sovrng grocc -dancing ubrlrly You lsrrow I soy rusl who! I Ylrrnl,r1o1hrr1g moral, nolhrrwg ln-ss WILLIAM McIVER Bill Mos! olvurw sl-en4dornq Srsonlsh fcvolrlocxpresxlon-Oh,H1058 Dodgers Should bu- 'president ol o urrrvvrsrlv Could never befo chernrsl Bescllrng srn-zlock wulnher Savrng grace-likeable nersonollly He .s ww mul lwrlr .v l PETER MERTZ Pele Mosf olvvn seenfdebolrng Favorrvu unpressrorrfl Il qrve you Monty minutes lo slop Should In.--0 lawyer Could never been Irhrurrch Suscrlrnu 5 rrfnever glvrng ln Sovrng gru:e7Morlon Brorrdo looks Clever bu! so persrsicnl, he uOuI41hc7veIhelcs'vso'd mrih on echo. DIXON M. MUELLER Dix Mos! ollen 5ecsn+ployrng boskelholl fovorrlv Oxprcssron-Holy smokes Should befon oirplone slrotler Could rmvur beta Silcnlsh onrbossodor Besuvrrrrg srnfcrgulnq Wah leathers Sovlrug grace--chcerlulness I wrll srl down now, hul Iho lrnrc wrll some when you wrll hear rne. 24 'wifi ll I . gl . ,vlgnp ' iff' , ' .!i'f ' J . I-, efllf mlff 31' 'f 'f...l:ff 'P T DONALD R. MILLAR Don Most olfen sccn--srrlgrng or drivrng u rod fuvofrle exowssrorr---Cl19ICl19Z lo lemme Should bcfc Monk cor drrver Could never bein woman huler Besellrng srn-von-fy Savrng groce-hrs exudlng charm I ve lolcen my lun where I've found rl, JOHN MONGELLUZZO Mos! o'lcn 3nvr1-- vvorkrvq ou! Tr q :rob err-s fnvorrrc exon-'sro'r You re l rs we Should be-cn 0l91IrCG' enqlneer Could never be cn srnger Besetlrrwg sln ge-rvlng away wlm lhrngs snvrng grufu- wow red mar Though! rs 'ne seen o ozlron, CATHERINE B. MONTOURI Monly Mos' oflen soon 1-of no fools'es rn Afh nerrod fuvurrre Qxprcssrorr -Oh well, Ihele s o ways Vorvrorrow Should bein lorlu e1eller Could never boi wrhout o college rvon Beselrrng s nfsrwrz-fg loo sollly Sovrng graze-nrze Fgure Solily speck: ond s-eersy xmrles. JEANNE MUNDSCHENK Moonshine Mosr ollen secrrfduydreuming fovorrle expressronll had c lobulous lime Should be-Dorothy Dlx Could never bcfdrrecfor ol Un old mold 5 home Eeserlrng slnfbelnq lore to :losses Snvrng grace-all Wound glrl A Irrend to desrre, v rrues vo odmrre. NIBIA NATALONI Nib Most often seen-in a discussion Favorite expression-That's tremendous! Should be-President of the AWVS Could never be-o Republican Besetting sin-moodiness Saving grace-unbounded enthusiasm Harlren to reason and she will be heard. JUDITH NEELY Judy Most often seen-driving around Fort Favorite expression-Soooool Should be-President at the ASPCA Could never be-a dog catcher Besettrng sin-indecision Savrng grace-superb tact Here, there and everywhere. BARBARA ROSE NEWMAN Bobbye Most often seen-whispering confidentially Favorite expression-And everything like that Should be-a rich woman Could never be-depressed Besetlmg sin-garrulous Saving grace-naturally wavy hair She's nice by name and nice by nature WILLIAM NOGA Varga Most often seen-dancing the polka Favorite expression-Ha, H0 Should be-an elticient secretory Could never be-boisterous Besettmg sin-neglecting homework Saving grace-consideration for others My heart is true as steel. .,..l' sg K. , JOYCE NYSTROM Most often seen-with Bob Favorite expression-Oh, no! Should be-5' 5 Could never be-an outstanding athlete Besetting sin-procrastinating Saving grace-her charming voice Her ways are ways ol pleasant- ness. PATRICIA O'BRlEN Pat Most otten seen-loking with Maggie Favorite expression-You lie! Sould be-0 second Miss F. Could never be-selbarated from chewing gum Besetting sin-stubbornness Saving grace-beaming smile Petite and neat, the gitterbug iamboree. ROY OLSON Ole Mast often seenfteasing Favorite expression-Oh, Mother' Should be-an engineer Could never be-Mr. Milquetoast Besetting gin-coming from Great Neck Saving grace-good athlete He will never lrnow an enemy and never lack a friend. DORIN OLTARSH Dodie Most olten seen-sticking her neck out Favorite expression-All rightyl Should be-a lonely heart's counsellor Could never be-a steady gal Besetting sin-being late Saving grace--beautiful eyes A daughter of the gods, dr- vinely tall, and most divine- ly lair. SHIRLEY ANN O'NEIL Most often seen-doing homework Favorite expression-Jiminey! Should be-a lieutenant in the Air Force Could never be-noisy Besetting sin-her Irish temper Saving grace-honesty Wisdom is only found in truth. OLGA K. OSTERHOLM Olg Most often seen doing-telling bob-iokes Favorite expression-PHOUM Should be-a poet laureate Could never be-bored Besetting sin-getting over- emotional Saving grace-superb imagination To do easily for others is the mark of talent. , ,Q DAVID PALMER Dave Most often seen-talking to Joan Should be-an-all-American end Could never be-a French student Besetting sin-eating pizzas Saving grace-u smile He that mischief hatcheth,mis- chief catcheth. CARMELA PAPASIDERO Pops Most often seen-flirting Favorite expression-Where'S all the boys? Should be-a Rheingold girl Could never be-dull Besetting sin-her moods Saving grace-life of the party Happiness and beauty are by- products. 26 PHIlIPP1.ATT P1111 1111-1, ,V 11. 1 1 11111 f 11 1 611,11 1 . ' 121114 '- 11111' ' 11117- 1 1 -: 1s1 1111! ' 1- .1 1 ' 1 ' f11'1 ' 1 B-NRBARA PQLLOCK H1111 Q. . 4 ,. 1111 111'11s - 1 11111 1 1 1-1111 1 1 11- 11-111111, 4. ' 11' 1 1 1 -'.-111-111111511 N 114 11111 111, '1f f11'1 ' 1 111! 1 1111! 1 MElVIN PORTEQ 'Y' rf 11 ,,n 'Hx :qu WWW .-4-as 1 ,, A 1. K -v Wfw 1 A ' 11 1 1 1 1 1 um' fb 'Mx JOHN PUPA Sfo1111css Mosf 1111111 '11 '19 11'm 111.1 1-': Sim, lv , D. 1111:- B,-,.3 1 . 1 1f1 1 S11 11111 B , RCBERT PE'ER RASHER P101 Mv, . V, Xyf. S5111 S w 1 '1 AN 1 511,111 11 11111 11 11 'f NQHJ RVE '5'J'Y Mp, 1, 1 111 1 ' -KN '11 'I V , , 11111 1 1 1 I ..,1, 1 -vw M' 1 ROBEPT PRICE JE:-NNE Hob us! 111,111 9-1 1- 1111 'l 11,11 11111111-11111 1 N.1s' Sh' 11111f!111 1- '11 i 11111 1111111r: 11Lf11 411 1111111-111 Mm 3 11:H1111.111 1- 'mf1 111 1 -' 1v1111 1'1 1 1 R K? ,,,,,,1,,.. ,,,1. N111 11111113 1 11 ,Q Po' -- 1- 1 111,1111'1 1 11 1- ww. - W, , nn A . g'm .ls 171 ANWE 11. L 1111 I 1 ,1 11 1,. I 1 - - RO,1D-JR ,11 111' --1111 ' 1 27 F? J E DT F3 'HQ ef e-L F S x L, mc? s'0ic'v H11 re'fe11 .mp- .J K , in +5 'Y aww H+ ,Q Cl 1 Ql P' qw-ff 'T wr H5 W? 'Q-.NN RANDI SONTUM Randi Mos' offer seen dawg! clweefwfl Favor-vw er-pre5yonffWoof Hesewrvg svnfk1Lklng!O0 much Coold never befc rnlsslorwory Shoyrl oc-fc 'mme Soy my .ynqg-ft ndness and gervvvoslly Tlwooqlrvlfrss of bcnury she wax bonu, 'MQW CAROL SPENARD Mox'c1'!r-lv wr,-lv llnlnq- nml.,nn4 L-Q-on .- Fzwo' 'V' vw u-ww,von- Hi-w .1-wfwm wD'I11l '., SPO, ilu- -gvomvwi om br-lnq SO l l'U'xlv0 Cow: '--- wr bw- n aovlwlsllcofed vw Bmw' rl, rr,-ww :lc nq FQ-v.,.WAly,k Sfvvln-14aw1.0ffS1-lrvsc ol humor Cool humor Swv rwrf wlsflom :own '-.rl RlCHARD STAGG Drclr Mos ofu-rw fcerv rvomwnfolownq G l Slvcvls Fava' '-- Q-x::'eeUo -Vow, wave YQ, Soc. lr-2 -cf nwenonner COMM 'rl 0' te- on Eng so V0ULl'w' Beggw my 7 H2667 nq Sm f-1 :wwf -ed Dv cl Abmf' 'wr . 11 'bwccvcr on :L-ryan.: ce' cfcxenf, hr- :1 lorzrf re-spcuerll CHARLES STANLEY Chuclf Mos' of -lv soon- smlllnq favor v-- I--wg., fw UG or '1 .L-ws She. N- on , L1-slfvs Coe .: 4- -r :r-V 11 Yankee ln BCM-rr my ,ln -not gnwlnq z'flOufl'v'or:1Sse-vwblv So-r My 1' rr M my for.,-.r OHM, rwfyrrn W n- fr Hjwm' 'NOEL' VW!! HGVI' DCI ww- 'O .mr mr ner. -Q w... 1 NANCY STOVER Mos? olven seen-working on fha Por? Weekly Favorlm cxpress'or17lIS terrmc Should be-on englneer with all tho! moth Could nnve' be-wmrwom lfer freckles Eesevvfng smvfc ver' ble lernper Suvvng grace-consclentlouv ness Of all crofvs, to be on l-ones! woman ls rhe manor nuff. FRANCIS STUMPER Sfumpy Mos? ellen seenfwovkmg n HND A 8 P favorlfo cxprugg Qrvfcvqgd VWOVVNVNQ Shook! be -o le! p lov Could never beflnmnslderoie Ecscnlnq A n4fOrqQ'v ng homework Sovlng ware-zweerr cz sno- Sihon 'rue lnerwmpg are mmf mm fame MARY TANGERMAN Jill Most olfen seenf ooh ng 'or volunteers fcvorfle express on -- Honest is Pevel Should b07l'::'re -chef por excellence Could ncvur befbcd vemoered EeSeHrr1g5 nfsorccsm Sovwng grace-lun nelng Jll! She ls never 'oc bun ro be lclnd DOROTHEA TIEMANN Do? mos: On.,-H ww-Smqqmg frworm- vxrmresxlorv---i rv' mmwl Should knfr'-:ues der' of Lord 8- Tufc' Could never befo Muck drlver Euscfbnggn--p'ccvGSQInC7'Or1 fivvlrvg mimic'-blonde hom Success Lowes 'o Mom -0-0 labor 29 GEORGE TREBING Tfeb Mm' Owen ww wird-Q We A 81 P wwvdows Firfc' 'a 9-we-s ofwkfyee :od Shmiibe-c1New Y:'- C ay 'ur dv ve' Comzl never no --on hero' Siudenf Bo f: 'f1g s-'1 wc Hs Sn-f rg grozefws evew 'emsef AH .,'vUF7c.: 'nmrne' : Mu Work of '1 Wyse vm BARBARA TREND Bobs Vos' offef' seevfon We sw ev c fe r: F.:1c'1'e' c-:'exx'of'- ':. d ' :owd SNQJJ be-nv O vr :: 1 'ouey QFOVIHJ Cin, if neva' bv--dwsoq'eef1b'e gf, H, ,mf 1-mms cv- for c: ni' Y ' es ,.. hw, ,,., ,U .W H m CATHERINE TROIANO Cathy Mas' o'fcfv from-do'r'g 'cr'-ewa'-1 Fc-fc' 'e exc'c-as QHQHQH zow, S o.'d befc sec'e'c'v CQ., d r-eve' be -smug Besemng 5 nvher1erT1De' Sm wg gfmefhef W vw 'ETGVKS AH :wwe of 'Y' 'VF 5 wc ' U ncnxvd Q4 sorrow RITA TROIANO Rim Mes' ofien sec -dov C'eofr'7'xg Fzvowve exzweu-ow+N:: In ddmg 5'1oufd be-on infer Q' cecoruvo' CQ. :f weve' be-c P' s': veocher Sav mg grcxcfher if e : V way SQ v scum .: K' wee' L 30 f H- f x lfx l 1 Wm, 11- -A ,te ' ' ,ff ANNE GUERRY TUCK Mos' OUu sQur1+wovi-mqwn the mu L Maury Fcvorrfe cfvfcss ov-P We Shoji! sk fx S:.vhe bs' e 20.31 new be-so s':-'cus Eeseffmwq 3 A-me 12, Kzmovw mmm! Suv ng qfqfc--wow dew ho' M'5:1fwesx gcvcms 'now fm :Hgef THOMAS TJROUAND Turkey vm' ofvw' ,ufwfdc q 'qw-wq I.: 3' M- e-Wm. J --v'-HGV s Qgw my 'J' SHQLJJ bu rm 1.4 Q' !:'11r :m CQJA ww-f nf- N-'mn Ns 'cond s 'vwv W W., V- 91- vw NH.- ryvc' s--:- 'Q-s h H sm' Sn 1 1' , ' , : 1 vs who xo w .nn .z 'H-.JI 5, ,, ,,,,,.,O,.,O,q,.., ANGELA VALDETARA Angre .,C4.,J1f.H .,.,, . -M 1 he' 'mm' ' Five'-'fe , M-rf-vs sho, um- 11 ,Law Qwv-ew Co.. .1 vu-W' no-'Q wwe Bose my X W foe 'fq Qu , ou Sm -fx vw -wsu:-v 'fuse' S c' r-vs' in v col-5 3' 'c.,g'v :-e Mm 'wnsem on -' ' cfavwn N hctibox GERALD VAN DEN VALENTYN Jerry N4o1?offor':u+-vwfwov. wq mn 'fcchine show f:v: 'e enrwess :Vw-1' s 'or we cwds 5'oL d be c Vw' 'cc vc: c-wwe-r Couffd weve' bc -G qen ds Yn ,new Bf:se'V 1-1 n '- V--G Nome' Pcver Sfzf wg vu, MWHQMSQN1 :JS new Bw f-Q war- ow .V-O., -f-, work mov JOHN VLAHOS Flopper Most often seen-cracking iokes Favorite expression-Doll! Should be-cl crooner Could never-find the answer tothe Indian Love Call Besetting sin-short girls Saving grace-iust being a great guy By nothing do men show their character more than by the things they laugh at. BARBARA JEAN WALTERS Bobbie Most olten seen-fixing her hair Favorite expression-So, l can il l wanna. Should be-a successful R. N. Could never be-younger Besetting sin-getting started Saving grace-likes people I would help others, out of o lellow-leeling. ALAN WARD 'Most often seen-daydreaming Favorite expression-Oh yeah, he he! Sould be-a genius Could never be-o musician Besetting sin-sleeping too late Saving grace-omiability He dreams awake. NANCY WEBER Nance Most often seen-attempting la drive Eddie's car Favorite expression-Oh, brother! Should be-a television disc- iockev Could never be-oven enthusiastic Besetting sin-eating too much Saving grace+eHi:ient working ways She works on quietly but well. I ' :I -I-1-If ,f L n- Q - f. x- ii' 'L 5 RADQR WILLIAM WINGET Hoop Most often seen-looking glum Favorite expression-Oh, yeah? Should be-o retired-milliom aire at 21 Could never be-o French student Besetting sin-cynicism Sovign grace-a Dodger lan How happy are the pessimistxl What joy is their's when they have proved there is na joy. JOHN ZAHN Hot-Rod Most olten seen-working on his car Should be-a football player onthe L, A. Rams Could never be-as big as Charlie Besetting sin-disliking school Saving grace-cheerlulness A light heart lives long. CHARLES ZWINGMAN, JR. Zing-Zing Most olten seen-being a Rah Rah Favorite expression-Hi ya, sweetheart Should be-the Continental Could never-have an inferiority complex Besetting sin-changeable temperament Saving grace-cashmere sweaters He dances to his own melody. THOMAS SHERMAN Tom Most often seen-Ioafing Favorite expression-Of course Should he-an ambassador Could never be-doing homework Besetting sin-spending money Saving grace-wavy hair Sellvconfidence is the lirst requi- site ol great undertakings. 31 o I S O 6 DIANE B JOYCE AY NIBIA OE BERTEIN JACK OLGA JOYCE NE DICK WHO BEST DANCERS BEST ACTORS CLASS WITS BEST LOOKING CLASS ATHLETES CLASS ORATORS CLASS BRAINS CLASS ARTISTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND CLASS MUSICIANS HEART BREAKERS DONE MOST FOR THE HIGH SCH ANN Duane Pederson and Bull Bowman Joyce Burroughs and Joy Greene Ann Leonard and Bob Price Rand: Sontum and Tom Chrlshe Nubla Natalom and Jae Cuchcnowskn Olga Osrerhom and Jay Greene Jean Gcncher and Roy Olson Berhen Jacobs and Jack Brokaw Jean Goncher and Bull Bowman Irene Ruce and Dxck Slagg Joyce Nysirom and Bull Bowman Rand: Sonfum and Tom Chrnshe Tangermcn and Jay Greene Hts' Q 'CC 505 RANDI TOM AY B LL JEAN ROY 4 1' JEAN B LL JILL JAY lui' ff' A J fist V' Alf! Jr ffff 232259 Junior Class History fyfpgff ELL, Juniors, let's look over the past year. lt certainly has been a gala one. Of course, the first thing we did was to elect our class officers as follows: President, Fred Drews, Vice-President, Bob Pratt, Secretary, Anne Guerry, and Treasurer, George Erickson. Our class rings came before Christmas, mak- ing us full-fledged Juniors. Lillian Blanc and Riggy Wile, taking top honors in the Junior Class play, certainly proved Soap Opera a hilarious comedy. Those cold, fall Saturdays brought out Juniors, since our classmates, Ernie Jackson, Gene Santic- ciolli, Buster Wiles and the rest of the team were excelling on the gridiron. Tennis had a successful season also, thanks to many of the Juniors on the team. The best team in many years, said basketball fans, displayed a first string of Junior boys con- sisting of Paul Boehme, Tom Dumpson, Buster Wiles and Ernie Jackson, captain. Let's not forget the peppy J. V. cheering squad of Junior girls who cheered on the J. V. basket- 'lf r fy! ff '11 I ff ball team. Marni McCarthy, the captain, led the herd, consisting of Joan Brooks, Sandy Grosso, Barbara Gagne, Sue Hall, Toni Monetti and Linda Schneeloch, in their cheers. Girls' sports kept in step with boys' sports in every way. Linda Schneeloch started the season oFf as hockey manager. Kitty McElwaine, Nancy Copp, Dolores Adami, Carol Roper, Nat Smith, Carol Driscoll, and Sue Hall were lucky enough to be put on Varsity basketball. The biggest event for the girls was Sports Night. Kitty McElwaine and Lillian Blanc headed the Junior segment of the Blue team, while Barbara DeFeo and Marni McCarthy held the same positions for the Whites. Throughout the school year, Joan Brooks and Leonard Utz did the best iobs possible as Secre- tary and Treasurer of the G. O., respectively. What could we have done without our Port Weekly? The eleventh grade yielded many class- mates to this paper. Most of the higher positions were held by able Juniors: business manager, Nancy Pickett, news editor, Barry Wood, feature editor, Joan Houghton, art editor, Fred Drews, ll wif? t Ll, , .'f!'rrf.' IIKM ' 4. ' l .f .f ' , f., 'J - l I l ,Af rynrl J, and many others, including faithful Junior re- porters. With all these paper-minded Juniors, next year's Port Weekly certainly should be a success. Juniors took part in all the clubs, in addition to Band, Orchestra, Choir, and Chorus. From Christ- mas on, nearly half the class toiled over the Pageant and the dedication of the new school, which was presented in March. To end this spectacular year with a bang, we sponsored the most superb prom ever, Evening on the Champs-Elysees. What a wonderful way to end our Junior year! Here's hoping we can find as much fun in our Senior year and make as wonderful a Senior Class as did this year's. Good luck, Class of 1953! gal., ,A W !i'c ' ' , -1 C44 - , , glglgdlr fb, '- , l, ... . 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J30.4 fcirtftiivf- ' lfrq ff, i.,Q, ' .- -gf - lg n ' 1' ri- leo, 3 LI'l't J, Sophomore Class History THLETIC prowess dramatic ability brains and talent' You name rt the class of 55 has it Although the lowly Sophs have been struggling through Caesar congruent triangles and speech traditional Soph problems the Sopho mares have nonetheless found time to partrcr pate rn many actrvrtres and have demonstrated an abundance of school sprrrt On the athletic field we saw Paul Dumpson Yonnre Borkowskl Paul Nuzzolese and Richie Mauro helping to pull the Port Varsity through with only one loss The J V whose record was five wins and one loss was sparked by Bob Dohm Jrm Gilbert and the Musselwhrtes. When the basketball season arrived many Sophs were seen practicing in the gym. Bob Metzger Ralph Deater John Ramsey John Schermerhorn Jim Gilbert Dick Oswald Richie Mauro Paul Nuzzo- lese and George Palasky made the J. V. squad and next year will be trying hard for a varsity berth to keep Bob Dohm company On the girls side of the gym basketball activities produced such agile forwards and guards as Ann James Peggy Wurtz Madeleine Boukourls Jean Jacoby Jean Carlson and Nancy Knoblach Barbara Car penter Madeleine Boukourrs and Ann MacPher son starred on the hockey field Miss F will probably never forget Jean Carlson s arch Peg Wurtz s spring and Helen Pomeroys abrllty rn tumbling Athletics werent the only field rn whlch the class of 55 was active A long to be remembered play was On Wrth the Dance presented as the Sophomore s try for the inter-class play award. How Nancy Walker Dina Mori Cherry McClure Betty Lou Bowman Chris Drake Don Zurwelle Dick Chadwick and Bill Wagner shone under the able direction of Nancy Stover! Student Council, Chorus, Orchestra, Band, and the Art Group contained many active and talented mem- bers of the Soph Class. Far Away Places, the Soph Dance, ex- ceeded all expectations. Those who swayed to the music of Sahib Arresta among beautiful decorations will never forget that successful dance. The Class of '55 is certainly an outstanding one. The so-called Sophomore slump defi- nitely passed them by and in its place we found the Sophomore spirit. Hats off to a wonderful class! Officers this year were: Richie Mauro, Presi- dent, Paul Nuzzolese, Vice President, Jean .la- coby, Secretary, and Harry Zebrowski, Treasurer. Faculty advisor is Mr. Olsen. CHRIS DRAKE Circ e IRCLE Port Washington l igh Schools chapter of the National Honor Society is the Ph Beta Kappa of high schools all over the country Membership in Circle is considered one of the highest honors in the school since it is based upon scholarship, leadership, service, and character. To be a member, one must accumulate one hun- dred points from scholastic and extra-curricular accomplishments, at least seventy-tive from the former. Members are elected semi-annually and ini- tiated at an impressive candlelight ceremony at which the candles of knowledge, scholarship, leadership, service and character are tradition- ally lighted. lt is the only school club which is allowed the privilege of evening meetings. After a short business meeting, the remaining time is spent in playing The Game, listening to speeches, or participating in informal discussions. At the end of each year, Circle presents ci cup to the student who has maintained the highest scholastic average during the year. The winner's name is engraved on this silver cup which also contains the names of former winners. The Circle has thrived this year under the lead- ership of Mr. Merrill, the Faculty Advisor, and its ofticers: Dorin Oltarsh, President, Roy Olson, Vice-President, Jean Gancher, Secretary, and Atis Liepins, Treasurer. DORIN OLTARSH NFlTlUNl3ll. HUNUR SUUETY - A, . . l is My C QW Celerity ELERITY has been known for its service to the school and community since it was organized in l929. This year Celerity initiated its activities by sponsoring a tea for the new sophomore girls. The main purpose of this tea was to acquaint the newcomers with the various activities of the school. Around Christmas, the club members pre- pared baskets of food with the Village Welfare. These baskets were distributed to needy families. Celerity girls are called upon to usher for con- certs, plays, parent meetings, and this year, the Dedication of the Paul D. Schreiber High School. They also act as guides for visitors to the school. ln February, Celerity sponsored a dance whose proceeds were given to the Mildred Piazza Can- cer Fund. ln February, also, members helped to make appointments for the Blood Bank. Celerity, this year, has certainly lived up to its motto: Celerity Signifies School Service. The officers: Jill Tangerman, President, Sandra Ingram, Vice-President, Jennie Frommia, Secre- tary, Carolyn Crisafulli, Treasurer, Mrs. Graham, Advisor. AUDREY AXTELL SHIRLEY HODGES Fratry g HE purpose of the Fratry rs to foster good school crtrzenshlp, act as a servlce orgamza tron to the school asslst In school actlvrtres and make nts membership useful ln school affalrs Fratry sold refreshments Issued programs and cleaned up after all home football games They sponsored a talent show and gave cash awards to the wlnners The boys also gave the Fratry Cup to the best actor rn the rnterclass plays and at graduatuon presented nts annual award for sportsmanship and athletrc achlevement to a member of the Senior Class The Fratry bought records for the new luke box to provlde enter talnment durlng the lunch shifts and they kept the coke box filled for use after school ln addr tron the boys gave the annual Fratry dance whrch convrnced everyone that they are flnancral wuz ards as well as socnal luons The Fratry also contributed to the communrty when they offered their services to Red Cross and Clvll Defense Prolects 1952 1953 omcers were Mr Horton Advrsor James Hehn President Nunzlo Caparella Vice President Thomas Chrlstre Secretary Treasurer THOMAS CHRISTIE X Z gi rg 25, ' Z2 22?', -: 5 1 1 1 1 - -1 rv - - 1 1 1 ' : - 1 1 1 f 1 ' 1 1 ' ' be iBu1ft'lUUeelilp Port Washmgton Hlgh School Monday Iune 22 1953 Students l nan-eel For Paveant Work Now that the page.-mt ls over we can all relax and gnc credlt where credxt IS due VH would especxalls llke to mcuuon those people who wo1 ked so commend ably behmd the scenes to make the pageant a success Under thu. dxrectmn of M1 Rep peteaux the art classes worked on scenery Smce the old sets were lost ln the shuffle of mox mg ncvs sets had to be started from scratch lt IS needless to saw that and o John Saccax COZI'l Tom m ermo ve No1,a Mc l C The bed which you Mlke Klan carrled out was assxste Sound cffe xectxon of Kane ana screen pos around to Doug 'VIur1 we vloulr' Grlffm fol curtam pu Pager: In F rio If0ll0l lhg the dedlcaz by Daw R assembly 1. bel haslbee tlon m Por tv thxce ye m June, ai' mgton wll pllshments txon Edwal UTTING out a weekly publlcatlon ns no easy task and only through the untmng efforts of Olga Osterholm and Nancy Stover Edutors In Chief Mr J A Maclntosh, faculty advlsor and Peter Mertz Fred Drewes Barry Wood Nancy Puckett .loan Hough ton Nancy Cunningham and Bob Mclver was thus accomplished Chrustme Tapsell Dot Rogers and Judy Lincoln deserve special recognltuon for the wonderful gob they dld as exchange managers When we moved unto the new hugh school The Port Weekly had one of nts oldest dreams realized an office of nts own The mayor mnovatuon In the paper utself was a change of a few of the column headnngs from commercnal to orlgmal desngns by Doug Murray and Fred Drewes The Port Weekly IS a flve day 'ob for all of nts workers The week starts on Monday when the paper IS made up and sent to the publlsher On Tuesday, assignments for the next week's Issue are given out Wednesday, fourth period IS an mstructlon period for The Port Weekly staff members Thursday, the editors and a few members of the staff go to Glen Cove to read proofs Fraday, papers are dustrubuted Assignments for the next week's Issue are collected and work on the dummies IS started Through the combined efforts of editors, staff members, and faculty advlsor, The Port Weekly has had a very successful year NANCY STOVER 42 I 1 1 1 1 ' -A --H---M ----e--- - ----M -.. . 'cf Tvs- '-'H it - w v of Y ' ' : , n, . 1 1 tn ' ' 5 - I V v I . . -u ,E , , 7 . x - , nj I V. . . ts - . , g . . , . . 4 1 . -, .. 9 E , . , ' . f- - ' s 1 1 5 , , , . . , y i .. -4 ..,-4 . .1 ' 7 'sc . 'Y . g , D . 1 yt J. , ' i, I A t , ' ' , . . . I I r I 1 ' ' I - I - I I , I . . ,, ,, . . . . . . 1 . ' . . pageant st. Clio c 4: flag if A 4 ,, Q D ,iz .c -4 S most of the members will agree, Clio, Port High's history honor society, had a very successful season this year. All of the meetings, from the first, in which the new members were required to do pantomimes of historical events, right down to the last, proved to be very interesting. The Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Johnson, the President, Carolyn Crisafulli, the Vice-President, Jean Gancher, the Secretary, Olga Osterholm, and the Treasurer, Joyce Nystrom, deserve a lot of credit for their work in planning these meetings. Each year, as spring rolls around and the weather becomes pleasant, the members of Clio go on a trip to some nearby point of historical interest. This trip serves very well in supplementing the regular club meetings, which are held on the third Tuesday of each month. Last year, Clio visited the home of Franklin D. Roosevelt, at Hyde Park as well as the Vanderbilt mansion. Retort FLORENCE NACHT ARNOLD SCHLINGHEYDE INCE 1929, Retort, the honorary science club, has successfully promoted an interest in science in the scientific-minded pupils of the Port High. The once-a- month meetings are attended by Juniors and Seniors who have a high enough scho- lastic average and an interest in science to merit their membership in the club. Mr. Pickett, who has been faculty advisor for twenty-four years-ever since the club has been in existence-always has good ideas for club activities. Television interference, photography, and nuclear physics were some of the topics under dis- cussion this year. The officers this year were: Atis Liepins, President, Jack Brokaw, Vice-President, and Joyce Burroughs, Secretary-Treasurer. JACK BROKAW OCUS HE purpose of the camera club is to foster interest in photography discuss new photographic theories and provide a common meeting place for the schools photographers Meeting on the second and fourth Wednesdays the club presents planned dark room demonstrations lectures and field trips There are also picture contests con ducted by the club Focus was especially pleased to find that provision had been made in the new school for larger and more adequate darkroom facilities Officers this year were Bill Fearon President Mat Seddon Vice President Nancy Puckett Secretary Charlie Lewis Treasurer and Mr Dimmlck Sponsor WILLIAM FEARON Library ITH the moving into the new school the library has become a center of activity Due to the beautifully arranged and well lighted room many have been more enthu slastic about working there and it is always found well populated The student staff and Mrs. Begenau aim to make the library a smoothly functional, pleas- ant place that will serve both students and faculty. CAROLYN FYNN 44 Red Domlno 'RQQX51 ost ED DOMINO S mann purpose IS to enable the students of Port Hugh to participate IH all phases of dramatic productions The Senior Class wln In the Inter Class play contest made history as vt was a three year sweep for them As Sophs they won wuth Make Room tor Rodney and as Juniors wnth Goodnight Carolnne The wmnlng play thus year was Antl Clockwlse lt IS also Interesting to note that this IS the only class that can boast two actors Jay Greene and Joyce Burroughs who have won the best actor award two trmes In suc cesslon Plays of excellent calnber were also presented un thus year s contest by the Sophs and Juniors Members of both Red Domino and Junior Red Domino contributed thelr talents and time to make the Dedication Pageant ri success Thelr next prolect was Last Stop the annual sprung presentation Red Dommo owes much of Its success to the excellent leadership of Mr Edward Ehre faculty advusor and the club officers Judy Neely President and Olga Osterholm Secretary Treasurer The Junlor Red Domino officers are Ann Seagraves President and Nancy Walker Secretary NANCY STOVER ir' Junlor Red Domlno Projection Club HE Proiection Club was formed for the purpose of providing a skilled group of students to run proiectors in all classes where films are shown. Girls as well as boys are welcome to ioin. When visual education became an important part of the cur- riculum, several years ago, the teachers realized that they could use the services of an organization interested in efficient motion picture proiection. The club is about four years old and the advisor is Mr. Young. The organization is interested only in services and, therefore, has no special activities. ROBERT PRATT Link Trainer NDER the leadership of Mr. Mcllhenny, the Link Trainer ofters to the air-minded student an opportunity to increase his or her knowledge of flying. At the com- pletion of the course these students have mastered the use of the controls and have learned to fly with the instruments found in the cockpit of the plane. The high point of the year occurred when the club visited the Special Devices Center in Sands Point. BARBARA BASTON Stage Crew I A, it 4 1 ...nv- - Modern Dance ODERN DANCE has always been a favorute among the many athletuc actuvutues for gurls un Port Hugh Thus year the club welcomed a turn and Senuors Meetungs were held on Monday afternoons un the gymnasuum Each meetung be gan wuth a sessuon of muscle stretchung exercuses followed by separate group practuce for the recutal ln spute of the fact that these meetungs dud not begun untul March a very successful pro ductuon was staged by the modern dancers on May 8th Thus was achueved un such a short tume through the guudance of Muss Fohrenbach the efforts of the co managers Barbara Colon and Jeanne Mundschenk and the cooperatuon of all the club members A large number of dances were presented thus year un order to guve our talented gurls an opportunuty to show theur abuluty The outstandung feature on the program was a portrayal of George Gershwun s memorable A Amerucan un Parus by members of the post dance classes Money from admussuon tuckets was used to provude for the gurls sports banquet un early June JEANNE MUNDSCHENK ! ' 5 Q L- , 5 f 5. j f 'V lm' .. V 'M' ' A Nl .nn- '-f V out of many new Sophomores as well as Juniors I - i ' I 2 . . .. n - Q f fQ ZMQXII 43 QQ NW! V WM N W K M fx f Qxwdfdlm Q. 5 f ' f S-Z wi av flC5 g I wx ,-MQ?-2 S HS Si-is BAND ORCHESTRA HE Port All School Orchestra had another fine year under the direction of Mr Peter Mes robnan ln November eleven strung players and sux wmd players performed in the Amityville Festival Special credit went to Pat Pumphrey Jim Made helm and Dave Griffin who all played the first chair position In their respective sections The Orchestra worked closely with the Band this year for It accompanied the Band on Its Rhode Island trip assisted the Band at its concert and per formed as usual at the Muslc Competition at Hofstra the same day that the Band did Officers for the year were Bull Bowman Pres: dent and Concertmaster Louis Rowley Vice President Madeleine Boukourls and Betty Lou Bowman Secretaries Rlggy Wile and Bull Wag ner Librarians LOUIS ROWLEY CHORUS Under the direction of Mr Christopher the Hugh School Chorus had a satisfying year Delegates from the Chorus to the Amltyvllle Festival were Leona Doyle .loyce Nystrom David Jude and Malcolm MacDonald The Choir as a whole sang at the Paul D Schreiber Hugh School Dedication and at the Band concert At both these occasions Thanks Be to Thee by G F Handel was sung with a solo by Charles Stanley Also performed durmg the year were Glve Me Your Tired by Berlin Ride the Chariot a Negro spiritual and Praise Ye the Lord by Palmer. The officers were Charles Stanley President' Nibia Nataloni Secretary- and Jack Schmieg Librarian. The piano accompanist was Doris Haviland. LOUIS ROWLEY MAJORETTES BAND From the Mineola Fair to the Memorial Day Parade the Band had another busy and notable year The Malorettes lomed the Bar d In performing at all of the home football games Nancy Stover Rnggy Wile Bob Wheeler and Louls Rowley par tlclpated In the All State Sectional Music Festival Band m Amityville During the winter the Bana played at the Dedication ceremonies gave a concert rn N Y U and performed at the Man hasset Theater Dressed In their new uniforms the Band presented nts twenty second annual concert on March fourteenth This was the first concert un the Paul D Schreiber High School The Band performed as usual ln the Music Com petition held this year at Hofstra The Band mem bers played host to the East Providence Hugh School Band who performed here our Band played at the new hugh school ln East Providence two weeks later This year s officers were Bob Doncourt Pres: dent Louls Rowley Vice President and Publicity Chairman Joyce Nystrom Secretary Cherry Mc- Clure and David Griffin Assistant Secretaries- Nancy Stover Historian- Jack Schmieg Riggy Wile and Bill Wagner Librarians- .lim Madeheim and Peter Gale Stage Managers- Nancy Pickett Chairman of Ticket Sales. LOUIS ROWLEY .7 - as X56 Q 'QV' 'i x :B- Q 'Q 'W r 5 ,X V, if' 'Y' . K syf ,.ff,,-.1- 1 !-Q is ,.- ,F f f -1 3 '41 K ,kxxxi MQ li eff. :xg -Y ' f:. .vf gl ,-,,1-v P PPP Saw Cheerleaders Coohe VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 0 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Dodm hhbm Irene Randi Jeanne Joyce 6 fu I 99 N ' f, Z ff? kiwi! ?1,..44 X X x ty, ff ? 'MK' -1- gf 1 4 '?'sL.. My? 1.1! QM 4? f x g I X1 Q , f x ff X 5 .xXXx N X f2.- kv 31 ,A-J I ff-K vs f 4 fffl X, llf riff if I 'I lv' I f-'73 Q ,Q L51 if! V Z Z . .. ' - I 4,4 1 5 ,vp , 1 x X ' K g S .N Y J I K M , 2, 7 2' ' 921' f' Z1 , QA ' I fx X Q 7 Q X1 f , - f,,?L-W 1 KQXV I I r k ' I ,, f K I :.,.' , h x ' ,f' 4 'ky' XL 1' V ,, If ' is x V ' W , 1,3 xl 'ff' I ' HW f X I -- I ' N , M If X x X 1 if ft X , X, .K Y3'L, !17l XL I I- V 5,x X s ix 'V q f ' , 2 'V I fx! I, . ' .. 2 , ff! V 55?f ff J W K ff f , 14 f 7 A 'Liv ' f. X ,ff f Y! I f if In xXxqnvZjf ,,,f , A l 1 I , ' X X ' If -J 1 5 - x. , f -, If f ? f' , IM - 11414 If V ,H 'Vi' J X Mig ff -f W ' fl- Yydf fl 'ffl I. ly li 1 -Gil 1, .ll ' fy' ,4 , I Z i f' X ff ,ffl ' 1 yf - A' f f f ' L . 'ff . 0 ,f f . f W- ,4g' 4 N I f I Q I, XXX qi ' , ' ,f f X7 ll N V' f f! l 'WW' Ak 'Q f f ! -fq, ' 1 rf l f ,Q A --Q M JM F? , W ' :ff 2422 LZ Vx K , f flprffdi iii-it-Z-6, 'V sat VARSITY FOOTBALL Q Peter ern N nzuo Caparella ,sw-4-1 7 fmfyzfa, Us' if-J-ff5LC5f.I,f JfsL+- fbi ' fda 5,31 B ' . ---I flage- f ,f l et I Duck Stagg Led by the great playmg of the quarterbacks and the excel lent blockung and tacklmg of t e other players the ort eleven rolled up a record of five wms and two defeats In l952 The Blue and Whute opened the season by downmg a tough Garden Cnty team l2 6 The followmg week Port trav eled to Manhasset to lose a heartbreaker t thus year s double A champs 2019 e game was decided tn the as mrnute ol play when Port was unable to scare from the sx unch llne Thanks to the efforts of Coach Costello the Blue and Whzte came bouncung back to swamp Roslyn and Westbury 32 6 and 40 6 respechvely Oceansude s 'mx on Port held as they downed an uncoordu nated Port team 'I36 Martin Seddon Gene Santiccioli Tom Faticone Bill Bowman The greatest trlumph of the season occurred when the Cos tellomen snapped the wnnmng streak of the prevuously unde feated Great Neck eleven 12 6 Port closed out the season by saullng to a 426 vlctory over Glen Cove We are proud to have had Ernle Jackson make first strung quarterback on the Danly News Long Island team along wnth Dave Palmer Joe Clchanowskn and John Vlahas who also made all scholastlc teams Mr Hortons Junuor Varsnty had one of the best seasons they have had In the past few years They ended the season wnth a record of five wuns and one lo s whlch was to a more expernenced Garden Cnty team WILLIAM BOWMAN 'P 'Wwvw-s wg-gmvf is we Tom Chrnstle I ftxx 0, I JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL M-L-V -,-w.-. is Erme Jackson Jsm Ballard 4 a so I l I I John Vlahos Roy Olsen Pele' Hlmlel' Dave Palme' HE 1952 53 basketball season proved to be one of the most successful In the long hrstory of the cage sport at Port Hugh The Blue and White came wlthln lust four points of the County Tltle when they finlshed the season losing to Hempstead 46 42 The last tlme a Port team played for the Nassau County crown was back In l947 when the wonder five of that year de feated the same rlval Hempstead Thus years qurntet put up a good fight comlng from behmd to take the lead In the closing minutes only to buzzer The Costellomen dad flnrsh the season as the champrons of the North Shore As winners of the Western Dtvlslon they earned the rlght to meet Sea Cllff who had finally ended Oyster Bays supremacy ln the game with the Cllftmen Port found thenr taller opponents very tough but out lasted them In a heated stretch drive whlch ended 53 51 After a four game warmup session at the be gmntng of the season tn which the Blue and White was vlctorrous In all but one the regular schedule opened wuth Manhasset Host Port Washtngton smashed most of the team records tn the book that day wlndlng up with llO potnts They racked up 42 points In a single period and DOHM DUMPSON STAGG WILES SANTICCIOLI J 'W Kg' Mr 59' S M N v ga Mr Seeber, Mr Costello and Mr Horton Varsrty Basketball Team kle- ' 5 as - M t . tt' 'fe - Th- A - l ' If Ali- E ' . . . . '. - l 1' I fl lllg . . . l, I -Z' - ' l 5 f I - l l T 5 ,Q . I 1 ,V 5 qt - , . - t . ll :gt . I . . X , 'prec . . . X - rs have the decision snatched away at the final l ', 'QQ' ' . . rl ll QQ! -Sl . l . ' H31 . . . . . ' vt: I I ' ' , ffl fl' . .' I . ' ug W ff L - , ,z tr' . ' , 2 1 ' 5 . . .f ' ' Q 4 I . 1 X ,V X , ' 1 X k, i'4' X a s lt e Nh 1 be ' ll' L O Q A IB' JACKSON BOHME Tom Dumpson broke the mdtvldual home scoring record wlth 36 pomts Our quintet then swept the next five games without any trouble all by large marglns The seventh game with Garden Cnty was a struggle but the Trolans had to accept a close defeat 47 43 In the second con test wlth Manhasset the Indians got their revenge smacking their former conquerors with their flrst league loss 69 64 Port wound up the season wmnmg their last two encounters from Great Neck 59 55 and Mineola 53 49 Hugh scorer for the season was Captam Erme Jackson Dumpson was second and together with Paul Boehme Buster Wales and Soph Bob Dohm rounded out the flrst five J V BASKETBALL MARKLE HEHN The Junior Varsity under Mr Hortons able dlrectlon ended the season wlth a record of ll wms and three losses They avenged one of the losses when they beat Great Neck by a single polnt Garden Cnty remamed theur only mystery as they lost a panr to the Trogans The boys showed lots of promlse for the comtng years PETER MERTZ PALMER Junlor Varslty Basketball Team North Shore Champs, '52 53 31 fs' Grrls Athletrc Association N 1946 Mrss Foehrenbach was responsrble for the creation of the G A A Srnce then she has encouraged all the grrls rn therr partrcrpatron In sports and we wrsh to thank Mrss F for dolng a superror 'ob as our faculty advrsor The purpose of the G A A rs to rmprove the Grrls Athletrc Program and keep rt runnrng smoothly The G A A was capably led by Cooper Hockey Lrnda Schneeloch Tumblrng Irene Rrce Rrdrng Roberta Geaslmg Volleyball Natalre Smrth Basketball Joan Marrno Baseball Barbara Trend Racketsports Bertren Jacobs Modern Dance Jeanne Mundschenk and Barbara Colon Archery Jrll Tangerman Varsrty Cheer mg Cookre Knoblach J V Cheerrng Marnr McCarthy The dutres of the managers who make up the G A A are to take charge of the equipment arrange the schedule for rntermural and rntra mural games to be played and to help Mrss F choose the Varsrty J V and Class teams Our events thus year Included the Horse Show Sports Nrght the Modern Dance Recrtal and the annual Sports Banquet The success of Sports Night was greatly Increased because It was held rn our bug new gym Although everyone earns letters for partrcrpat mg rn sports we must remember that rn ltfes game Its not how many awards we wm that counts but how we play that game PATRICIA COOPER CAROL ROPER MISS FOEHRENBACH U I U c 0 . . : I I I . . . , l . . . . . 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Retort Vlce Pres I2 Tennus am II BROWNLEE SUZANNE-Modern Dance I0 II I2 Post Dance BURROUGHS JOYCE-Curcle I2 Clue II I2 Retort I2 Celerlty II I2 Red Domlno II I2 Jr Red Dommo I0 Theater Group II Councnl Member II Alt Councnl Member I2 Modern Dance I0 I2 Post Dance I2 Chorus an o1r 0 Il I2 Mnka o e or ee y D nc mm I2 Retort Sec I2 H R Pres I0 Class Vlce Pres II Best Actress Interclass Play II I2 V Cheerleader I2 J V Hockey I0 Sports CANDELA HELENA Crcle I2 Cllo II I2 Celerlly II I2 Theater 'OUP II POF? llsht II orus and Choxr I0 I c I0 H 5 CAPARELLA NUNZIO Fratry II I2 Dance Committee II I2 FIG 'Y Ice res J V Football I0 Varsn ootball II CELLA JOSEPH Sage Crew I2 B nd d Orch I0 ,cg s H R ack Team IO II ql CHRISTIE THOMAS Fr ry II 2 Port Lught 2 Dance Comm Il armva alrman I I 1 s II R Tre I2 Fratr S J V Fqotb Varsnty Football II I2 Varsnty Baseball II I2 CHICKENOWSKI JOSEPH Fratry II I2 Varsity Basketball II Varsuty Football I0 Il I2 Track Team II I2 Class Vnce Pres 0 CINCOTTA MARY RAY Modern Dance II Advertlsmg Stat? ot P CLUGSTON JANET Theater Group II Modern Dance II I2 Post Dance I2 Port Llght I2 Sports II I2 COLON BARBARA Modern Dance II I2 Post Dance II I2 CI1o1rI0 Il I2 Mukado II J V Cheerleader I2 Modern Dance Co Manager I2 Sports IO II I2 COPP CARLTON Fratry I2 Port Llght I2 Tennns Team I0 II I2 COOPER PATRICIA Cnrcle I2 Modern Dance I0 Il I2 Pst Dance II I2 Port Lnght I2 J V Cheerleader II Varslty Cheer I der I2 G A A I2 Tumblmg Manager II Varsuty Hockey Varsn B se a V Basketba II Sports CORNWALL DIANE Chour and Chorus I I2 Carnlva I2 Volley a I CRISAFULLI CAROLYN Crcle I2 Cl1o 1n Club I0 Red Dommo I roup II Modern Dance I0 II Lught II I2 Port Weekly II I2 Student Councll Member I0 II eermg Comm I0 II an e omm I0 armval Chanrman IO no Pres I2 Celenty Treas rc ery Team I0 II u tam orts Ce en I Red Dommo I0 Theater Post ance I I I2 r DAVIS DORIAN Curcle I2 Cho I2 Theater Group II Jr Red Dommo I0 Red Dommo I2 Art Club I0 Llnk Tramer II Port 1 t I0 Por Wee II 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III J- - 'ball II- PHE , ' - - ' 'I' , I2I L'1l ZAH. - I I. . 0 I ' bel' I , II, I . . III . N3 65 PATRONS The PORT LIGHT slahc and lhe Sensor Class qrafelully acknowledge e assrslance qrven fhe yearbook by lhe followung lruends Mauruce Baum Mr and Mrs Joseph Glrosca James Coyle Mrs B Kronberqs John J Epprg Dr Leander Newman Mr and Mrs J Frommla Mr Alison Wysonq Mr and Mrs Srrnon J Gancher Mr Charles N Wysonq H SAND 81 COMPANY, Inc 66 H1 . . . . . Dr. ' ' . . ' Dr. . . Dr. Philip DeMar Mr. Manuel W. Levine Dr. . ' . f T Cemplimerwirs OT ART CRAFT THEATRE EQUIPMENT CO vos WEST Lima STREET IXIEW YQRT4 CITY Fabrics E STege CurTeirTs - Draperies - Scenery - Rigging 67 4 L T16 PIace To S gp KI'1uI LuncI'1eone'f+e IVIAIVI STREET COMMUTERS CLEANING SERVICE Inc HAVEN AVENUE ECRT WASHINF ION HARNETT ELECTRIC CORPCDRATION PORT WASHINGTON N N -'E I Q I I I8I X VCQT NNFXSIIINICVICHN N. ' 'YW' .'. 1v'w1-fr' f IOLN' E?fIfiII!INT'WI31IVIF V VC. L,,,, , I2 ' Orr. R, Q. Sw' , f I X3 I., Y. I 68 EGGERS and HIGGINS Arc:hl+ec+s 6 Compl menfs oT Mr ancl Mrs R S Horowlfz Mr and Mrs DamelHorow1+z Mr and Mrs HenryW Parker PO 7027 CHAS J D NEULIST JOHN M WELSBY CO Typewrners Ofhce Machines and Commercea Slahonery School Suoplues P W sh 7 0073 T03 MAIN STREET Pom wfxsrnnovon N Nor+h Shore Sash X: Door Co IQQS Lumber Millwork Bunldang Maferuals Expenence Ercuency Servsce 29 DAVIS AVENUE 30 MAIN STREET W PORT WASIHTNCTON VN POR WASHTNCTON N Y omp hmenls T THE METRIG CORPORATION General Con+rac+ors 391 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN N Y ULsTer 5 0877 - E f . . . . . 3 - Or' a Ehargn V , . Y, v' W5gl n,1l-P 5 FIT, TCWT Eslalslishoca Real Eslale and Insurance W - . - - . f Tl. - . Servlhij RSV' Wa1l '3 ' Tor L ia' 39 ,i-i' R. .7-IloiflI85 ' 7 '. Y. T f , , O v' ' o 70 Phone POrI Washnnglon 7 I487 CROLL Imporled and Domeshc Delncafessens 69 MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Y Telephone POr+ Washzngfon 7 O6l2 JOHNSTON WELDING COMPANY Porlable Equlpmenl Eleclrlc Acelylene Welding 76 SHORE ROAD PORT WASHINGTON N Y e O W q 7 C I I I Omp Imen S O E pe I Walsh Repa Jewelry Srlverware Radnos Appliances 20 MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Y Lo Q Island 5 Lead ng Credf Je ele s Chesfel' S Hlghway Garage I-Ieaalq arlers for School R qs Medals Troph es Telephone POr+ Washnnglon 7 0842 THE DOVE SHOPPE Luncheonelle Candy Ice Cream I6O MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON Compllmenls I DE MARS SERVICE STATION 71 T leplwone P rl ashin lon AI446 x r lrlnq g a H Y D E ' s n ' I I w r I I ' u In , , I , N. Y. ' o I OI W 70353 CHADOW BROS Compliment of THE RIVIERA 27 MAIN STREET POI W PORT WASHINGTON N Y CosoIuIo and Cuncoffa STATION FRUIT MARKET Eancy Eru+s VeqeIabIes 69 MAIN STREET I' WA IIINCTON 'NI Y QUICK RUSSELL BUICK Inc II I-IAVEN AVENUE PORT WASHINGTON N Y POM WasI1ungIon 73030 LINCOLN REALTY Rea Eiaie Insurance 9 MANORI-IAVEN BLVD I46 MAIN STREET POW 734 Complwnenfs of Plandome Golf Club Inc PIandome N Y 72 T' I 5: 'J'rn - . r a1IwInqIfwn 7-I724 OPT S I . v.2g,, .1 l o , . . I 5 ' . ' , Q . . . S v' :.'I J'nn - IO PO7 PO7 CHIN and LEE CO Inc Chnnese Food Manufadurers JOSEPH PIAZZA P p T23 T27 BANK STREET Resndence Servuce by Apponn+menI Only NEW YORK CITY 302 MAIN STREET 3 6840 PORT WASHINGTON N Y W T260 c EI dd EDETNERQQ FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Edward T Fmneran Co , Inc 42 MAIN STREET Fresh and FrosIed Fruufs and VegeIables PORT WASHINGTON N Y 35I 353 WEST I4Ih STREET NEW YORK I4 N Y WAIT 9 6709 Only Awrhoruzed Dealer IXorTh Shore Nassau CounIy Chrls Crafi' K s 8 Io 3l BoaI's I6 +0 62 PORT WASHINGTON CHRIS CRAFT SALES ORCHARD BEACH BOULEVARD POrI WashInqIon 7 0232 73 Phones: Res. -I672 Bus. -204I ., . , ro. CHelsea - Phones: P. . -I26l a e A ress l' MAIN STREET MARKET Pufvevofs of Fine-sf Groceries - Frulis - Vegetables I I ' Oualiiy Meals and FIsh Ins - H, I I I I l WW A .1 'fVff.:'j, x Wi' in , ix ex W .. ' . Q ,. JT . x 1 - :img 4 .3- v.--'.-Tx:-f'w-,rw 'F Q w w? f ir'-1.11 V. it ' - .. 'Liifgifffi'-5:'2.'i?2i5 Y.f'T55'? .1 f jew- ,-'?a hk' Av? 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U l l 1 75 Makes Every Occasuon DEAUVILLE FRENCH ICE CREAM Smoofher Creamer More Delncnou The Meefmq and Eahng SpoI of Port Washunqfom BEACON DINER SI MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Y O 7 7470 72560 HARRY ALIESIY Clovers Kennel Shop od I54 MAIN STREET Pom WASHINGTON N I P VN 7 24bI WlIIowdaIe Service Sfahon I P FAHEY CORPORATION CARLTON GARAGE GeneraI Aufo Repaws Weshmg Lubrucafnon Road Servuce 282 MAIN STREET IO 79737 GuI'f Service Sfahon PORT WASHINGTON N Y Pho 9 PO 70320 I CHUDD S Flower Hull Pharmacy D Chudd PIIG 975 PORT WASHINGTON BLVD CRT WASHINGTON N Y We E 7 I8 pprp,-, D1 , PO I II PHP' Yeepr re O 'IGSVTIITCVC' - Dco Fc- 3 ard Accev 'V-Q I A I L - ,- F O' e I5-me TraInIn: AU RIMM Ubrmax U DQIIVQW Servige I' r' VVaA,I'. Bfvd, ard WiIIowda'e Ave. Por WasfIw3Ion, N. Y. . . 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I' In - 78 R SALERNO 81 SONS Cranes Heavy Hauling Bullclozers II6 HARBOR ROAD PGRT WASHWGTON N Y P 7I 5 PO7345O 79 Sand - Gravel - Mixfure - Cinclers - Fill - Top Soil 0 - I9 - BesI Washes NORTH SHORE TYPEWRITER CO 57 MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Y SALES RENTALS REPAIRS Aufhoruzed ROYAL DIsIrIbuIor CompIImehIs l 8 IL use X ESTABLISHED S I859f FOOD STORES :Imam Mmx M O MorrIs Mmor Humber I-IawIc Rover RoIIs Royce Rwey Sunbeam TaIoo+ ere JOHNSON MOTORS CO BEACON sEI2YICE Eoremqn Car SaIes and AuIhorIzed Servuce Spec ahsis I22 MAIN STREET Pom WASHINGTON N Y 7 Gerfrude Zeddues d dM M I Posfcards PIc+ure Erammg I42 MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Y e PO 7 an s Hairdressers Na+ s a e I a E pef e I-Ia Sh p Co ei e Q 38A MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Y PO I Wash qfo 7 AIecIc Hair S+yIIs+s SpecIaIIs+s In I-Iaur Shapmg 9I MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Y PO 7 Palace Barber Shop IO7 MAIN STREET Pom WASHINGTON N Y ' - - - O ' . A Y . . of .. u I F ' X . '-s- : 1' ' 1' I- V.-AY1. --- .-I... 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