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

 - Class of 1955

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PORT LIGHT ,A -It-5 'iii'-X. X I I i 5,-' W if I 1-' il y ll xi + : xx I ! I I 955 DEDIC T10 It rs wrth great pleasure that we dedicate thns yearbook to Mrs Mrldted Grrffrth for her years of untrrrng effort rn behalf of the hundreds of math students who have passed through her classes Because of her hugh standards many of Port Hrghs graduates have reached fine posr trons rn the fields of mathematics and engmeer mg She has been especrally helpful to our class Besrdes teachmg us the hner pomts of plane and solrd geometry and trrgonometry she has worked trrelessly to make our socral affarrs suc cessful largely due to her efforts our jumor Prom was one of the best ever Thanks to you Mrs Grrffxth from the bottom of our hearts and the best of lucl. rn the future MRS MILDRED GRIFFITH 2 The Edltors Present Faculty and Underclassmen Senior Section ..................... . Spring Section ......... .......................... .................... Fall Section ............................ ....... .... ..................... IV inter Section ..................... ..... . . .. ...... 3 Page Page Page Page Page 4 12 46 58 74 H d Y S S JSM Q ifl lv ADMINIS . an r. i iams Mr. en 'kson Xl X X f j . L 1' 'pf x!lff IMP 1,54 v1y 4 TR TIG Mrs Watcrson Mrs Barnharr Mr Scherer Hxlda Hult, Mary P1sc1orta Anna Horr Anna Newmarm, Rosa Founram Catherme Krz anowslu Tcrcsfa Wfulff Mrs Stewart Mxss Wood Mrss Droste Mrss Smlrh M1ss Klehr .C I SENIGR HOMEROOM TEACHERS Mrs Hugg, s M S ge M s Gr Hith Mss C pbcll Mrs Mfmhese M s Joh so IUNIOR I-IOMERUOM TEACHERS Mr DmmckMsC sonM Schocl M CstlloM Smth Mr Ehc 6 . 'in , r. avav, r . i , i am A , . . ' , r . n n. ,, , , , ,J . i i ', r. or , r. -n Born, r. 0 c , r. i , . r -. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM TEACHERS Mlss Green Mr Lncrrra Mr Schafer Mr Hellems Mr Kczfar Mass DufTy Mnss Buckley Miss Schavmroch Mrs Gtahfam SPECIAL DEPARTMENT TEACHERS ull' Mr Brown Mr Seeber Mr Scherer Mr R050 Mr Mcllhermy Mr Chrnstopher Mrs Beaeneau Mr Scott 7 r ,Y in 'J .. , v - v - 1 ' 9 ' 4 1 . I S- v v 1 1 5.1 4 - -ff, 4. LS 7 . , . , . , . , . , Y . , . , . . In the Be innin SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........................ Carol Sleghr VICE PRESIDENT ...... Howie Gibbons SECRETARY ........................... Jane Ingley TREASURER ........................ Noel Certain FACULTY ADVISOR ......... Mr. Kezar s on if ,' .sg lj, C5 ec:- 7 if Senior high school! We finally made it! But, oh how frightened we were. We watched in awe as upperclassmen strolled casually down the halls, talking and laughing at our ignorance. Yes, we as Sophomores had a lot to learn, but it wasn't long before we got rolling. Our first undertaking in senior high was the organ- ization of our class. The officers we chose were cap- able leaders, indeed, contributing to the smooth man- agement of our class affairs and doing their share for the G.O. as well. Carol Sleght was our president with Howie Gibbons second in command. -jane Ingley was our most competent secretary and Noel Certain handled financial affairs with true finesse. Football didn't phase our rough and ready soph boys. Out there passing the pigskin for the Varsity team were Al Szabo, Howie Davis and Charlie Kezar Cincidentally, when Charlie played, a certain soph history teacher cheered the loudestb. Our boys just about filled the ranks of the J.V. team, and we're certainly proud of them. Never let it be said that our girls were slow in contributing their prowess to the sports world! We saturated the hockey club-and just about made up the entire J.V.g Jane Ingley, Marianne Bendiks, Diane Rohn, Betsy Ingley, Margaret Mamet, Helen Harding, Myrna Speck, Kay Marbut, Sue Riley, Florence Siegel and Mary McAll were all members. To them goes the credit for keeping our j.V. undefeated and unscored upon. Volleyball and basketball teams, too, had their soph- omore members with Betsy Rayner, Marianne Ben- diks, Rosamond Blakeslee and the Ingley girls heading the list. For Sports Night our soph leaders were Carol Sleght and jane Ingley for the Whites, Betsy Ingley and Debby O'Reilly for the Blues. Nancy Schling- hyde, Carol Boehme, Margaret Edwards and Catherine Giagu were our contributions to the spiightly Port High majorette squad. We are well represented by talented musicians in both band and orchestra. In the All Eastern Confer- ence Orchestra, there were three members of our class-Paula Van Bodegraven, Leo Ullman and Helen Harding. Now that April's Here, our dramatic pro- duction for the year, had Rosemary Furth, Sue Mar- tineau, Elizabeth Salerno, Doug Kirkpatrick, Judy Enscoe and Bill Wallace in its cast. Sidney Georgiou did a remarkable job in Red Domino's February pro- duction of Arsenic and Old Lace. This performance made us realize his potentialities for future dramatic productions. Four of the top five on the j.V. basket- ball team were sophs. They were John Kirkman, Howie Gibbons, Noel Certain, and Chris Gale. These and our other soph boys helped the j.V. achieve its first place position in the North Shore division. Will we ever forget Spring Fever, our class's first dance? The band, entertaimnent-everything was per- fect. We sophomores feel that we've had an action packed first year at Port High. We are looking for- ward with great anticipation to when we can return as up-and-coming juniors and then Bnally as big seniors. MOUIH Unward Sue Dorn, Mr. Maclntosh, Eddie Lloyd, Frankie Ci- farelli, Ray Saulter Finally at last the big year was here Gone was our worry of the upperclassman s sneer The junior year they say is the best Filled with good times excitement and zest The G O aided by Kammerlohr and Saulter Made the wheels of government roll without falter Fall brought Port s gridiron boys onto the field Stiffness from first days maneuvers soon healed Now for the games the real man s test Wing Taylor and Milhaven as lmesmen were best Could we kick? Could we pass? Ask Null and Nataloni Their yards gained were proof that their skill was not phoney A special attraction came at the half The Port High School band with its talented staff Leading the band making twirling look easy Were our junior majorettes Donald Lingard and Bisi. Varsity hockey had an undefeated season With Hooper and Galta the obvious reason. j.V. starting Christy Dorn Donald and Klumpp Rarely found its scoring to be in a slump. Others with stick work that really did sparkle Were Roome, Lou Tera, Goodoff and Markle. Soccer, this year, was a new game to Port, And in years to come, it will grow as a sport. All the participants ardently triedg Their standing was three won, two lost and one tied. junior boys, without doubt, were the backbone of tennisg McGrady and Slusser on the courts were a menace. Richardson and Krasts had the Forest Hills drive hon That kept our record looking alive ln Cl o Cclerity Retort and all XVe showed everyone that our class couldn t fall. ln all clubs, boys and girls alike lent a handg E.g., what would Port Weekly be like without A. Loveland? The newcomers to Fratry were the source of much laughter, Stunts pulled on them were remembered long after. Boys, joining this club, made it a rule To perform great service to community and school. The story of dramatics is on another page Which, when turned to, spotlights our stage. Killam, Barsky and Foster, our talent revealed, And the juniors' class play really appealed. Credits must go to Bob Slusset and crewg Their lighting effects were outstanding too. When volleyball came, girls swarmed to the nets: Captains Williams and Tera were our best bets. All too soon, the volleyball nets went downg Then female basketball fiends went to town. Varsity members Ketz and Hooper really could play, While Kammerlohr kept our opponents at bay. Boys' basketball came and the teams were soon picked, We were sure from the start they'd never be licked. With Varsity juniors-Pollack, Lincoln and Hull, Plus McGrady and Lloyd, the game never looked dull. The j.V. fought hard in every bout: Their aim was sureg their hearts were stout. Hats off to you boys, you did a swell jobg Much credit must go to Frank, Mike and Bob. To give their boys the little extra shove J V cheerleaders fit the part like a glove To help win the games, they got us to roar, Among them were Klumpp, Dorn and Kammerlohr. Christy-Gaita-Salerno-Tera-Dlugilecki, To the final buzzer, kept Port rooters peppy. We shone in the band, that is, Taylor and Ray, And all of the juniors were real proud to say That in orchestra we also had members to aidg Lincoln, Arnold and White were several that played. Baseball and softball, spring sports that we love, Revealed countless Dimaggios with bat, ball and glove Some of our athletes took to the trackg The sprinters were off when they heard the gun crack. High jumpers and pole vaulters all seemed to fly, And their feats were encouraged by many a cry. Then Spring Carnival cameg all juniors helped outg It was a sure success and great fun throughout. Lots of students from PDSHS Came to our prom, decked out in their best. The entertainment was terrific, thanks to the band, And our talented juniors who helped make it grand. Our junior year is now about to pass And one we feel sure t'will be hard to surpass. Our experiences and accomplishments have been more than numerous, Along with great times, happy and humorous. To what lies ahead, let us now turn our minds- What knowledge can we gain? What joy can we find? And As We Leave September agam' Back to the same old desks and books the smell of newly waxed floors pencrl sharpeners and erasers But somehow xt was dliferent We were Senrors' We say the magrc vsord over and over and by the trme we get used to rt we re on our vsay Strll vue leave behlnd us a host of never to be forgotten memorres Our first day as Semors the pep rally fol lowed by a heart breakrng loss on the football field Mr Touchdovvn U S A the greatest Port Weekly dance ex er Where were you Nance and Ron' Pete Rog Genre Brooks and Bob as our officers Nuzz on All Scholastrc Rrchre Mauro on All Met Assrgnments for the November 6 rssue of the Port Weekly due today 1 o clock 2 o clock 3 o clock rock College Boards Isn t that rrght fellas' Hamlet Rrchte Dunnells and hrs problem cars And now the thought for the day Cherry s band and the ones that came to the away games the damp day vue drdn t play Great Neck Wilson and Huckms agarn anne s crazy halrcut Frankie s mambo Nineteen days eleven hours and sue mrnutes trll Thanksgrvrng' Shake rattle and roll a coke machrne an undefeated hockey team Sherry s Celerrty Ann s Red Domtno How d1d you ever get nn Cxrclef our buddmg journalrst Barbara Brmdley Fratry sellmg refreshments durmg the alf Anaway I suppose you re all copymg the homework for the week Irene rn the wastepaper basket gold head bands Harold late again Port Dukes When Mary Prsarellr has the car Bert the best goalie ever Statrway to the Stars havrng the Senror Ball at North Hempstead Lmk Traxner Knock knock lrsten to the Retort jay as pres our bas ketball team John Pete Metzger jrmmy and Captarn Bob KUTSIP Frte team fite' our T V stars erght talented teenres and Mrke McCaskey Betty Lou recervrng the D A R award Ray s convertrble Dma our MISS Salesmald Semors may rrse and leave the audrtorrum Marlon s accent the many movrng after graduatlon Ruthme s home' Trrg senrc and Old Lace Helen s tumblmg Laughlm s modern dancing Steermg Commrttee Scottre Wmnre and Don s art talent Chrtstmas Celerxty and Fratry dances And novs a special announcement those many bus rldes and the songs we can t smg semor boys wrth semor gurls 1 an tnnovatton th1s yearj semor boys vuth lunlor g1rls semor boys Wnth soph omore gurls semor grrls wrth all ages When the Sarnts Come Marchrng our last basketball game Sudden Death rmmy a w1n crymg cheerleaders Sports N rte Get those Amerrcan Observers rn before 8 30' our yearbook under Sherry and Nancy Please hurry Mr Terznanl Sprrng Carnrval and Pete Chrts Helen and Gall waltrng for letters college acceptances or othervuse graduatnon nearxng Sprmg vacation a great baseball team final exams Metzger s sttll on top Regents rehearsal for the brg nrght watchmg the decoratlons for our Gambol go up the G A A banquet baccalaureate and finally wrth heads held htgh for a record unmatched by any class the class of 55 walks down the arsle to Pomp and Crrcumstance O U ' ' 'eye e ' c '... 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J, , 4.-,gv ai -1-Q 11 'ui SALUTATORI AN Arm Segrave XGN5 x X, ' VALEDICTORIAN Robert Metzger PATRICIA ALI ESKY Nickname-Pat Claim to Fame-her thoroughbred poodlcs Always Seems-pleasant and unassuming Constant Dreams-life as a stewardess lY'hy worry? I don'l. NANCY ALLMAN Nickname-Nan Claim to Fame-her constant chatter Always Seems-to take everything in her stride Constant Dreams- pediatrician Sunny locks like u golden fleece. ALAN ARMBRUSTER Nickname-Armbuckle Claim to Fame-Spanish athlete Always Seems-friendly towards all Constant DfC3l'l lS-SlHK'l- ford, back in his sunshine state Show me the uwy to go W'esl.' THERESA BARANELLO Nickname-Theresa Claim to Fame-a black leopard Always Seems-argumem tative Constant Dreams- modern dancing Ob, where is the man for me!! , X' sf' '-fl X tri 2 52 f ff Z1 :f1a,,!', mi AJ X 'fp ANNE BETTS NicknamejAnnie Claim to Fame--that well- known giggle ' Always Seems-ladylike and proper . Constant Dreams-espanol major The smile reveals lhat friendship dwells trilbin. ROBERTA BIDDLE Nickname-Bert Claim to Fame-a reliable goalie Always Seems-happy go-lucky Constant Dreams-nursing Sports are fun, and fun shall be my sport. CAROL BISCARO Nickname-joan Claim to Fame-a crazy, mixed-up kid Always Seems-in the gymnasium Constant Dreams-to enjoy herself to the utmost Sbe's here, sbe's there, sbe's all db0Ill. DENNIS BLAKESLEE Nickname-Dennis Claim to Fame-Howards nephew Always Seems-unrulfled Constant Dreams-auto- motive engineering 'Tis good to be merry uml wise. 15 HOWARD BLAKESLEE Nickname-Howie Claim to Fame-a hook shot from anywhere Always Seems-to have a mischievous glint in his eyes Constant Dreams-300 h.p. and an open road Mischief, thou art afoot. DANIEL BLASUCCI Nickname-Dan Claim to Fame-serious dark eyes Always Seems-washing windows in Nassau stores Constant Dreams-air force He was certainly a good fellow. JAMES BLOOMFIELD Nickname-jimmy Claim to Fame-unappre- ciative of pickettisms Always Seems-placid Constant Dreams-radio technician The lion is not so fierce as they paint him. MADELEINE BOUKOURIS Nickname-Madeleine Claim to Fame-her quick smile Always Seems-buoyant Constant Dreams-home economics The voice was ever soft. Q 'si 'P z.-fi' ' I 'Ln -V il 5 1 V vm ' .1-V i n Q- rx, . AY... 'Z:': 's'a ' . -+4 ' . J ,gs A 'At 972110 'ff-not 513 K7 X ELIZABETH BOWMAN Nickname-Betty Lou Claim to Fame-her por- trayal of 'Til' in the senior play Always Seems-creative Constant Dreams-art teacher Ready for work, ready for fun-a friend to all, a foe to none. BAYARD BRANDT Nickname-Bay Claim to Fame-his life- is-iust-a-bowl-of- cherries attitude Always Seems-confident Constant Dream-race track owner Life is jest, and all things show it,' I thought so once, but now I know it. BARBARA BRINDLEY Nickname-Bobbie Claim to Fame-a capable Port Weekly editor Always Seems-tracking down assignments Constant Dreams- schoolmarm Ambition is the open road to success. BARBARA BURKE Nickname-Barb Claim to Fame-that tittering giggle Always Seems-meticw lously dressed Constant Dreams-fashion design I'll laugh my way to fame. MARIE CARAMANICA Nickname-Marie Claim to Fame-her sweet disposition Always Seems--in a world of her own Constant Dreams-iob with a fabulous salary Sunlight that could never have the heart to burn CATHERINE CARLSON Nickname-Jeanne Claim to Fame-that familiar squeal Always Seems-buoyant and cheerful Constant Dreams-PAA hostess Laughing, witty, always gay-sunshine ever flls her day. BARBARA CARPENTER Nickname-Carp Claim to Fame-her unassuming manner Always Seems-conscienti- ous about her appearance Constant Dreams- secretarial career Ah, why should life all labor he! RICHARD CHADWICK Nickname-Richie Claim to Fame-dark hair and a light heart Always Seems-in a friendly and talkative mood Constant Dreams- industrial engineer One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation. We J'.v .fjw 0? pxla .xx if cp at J'f f W X JR :mg Oval 0 sf' . Y, 0 Tjexggx ,N fh- 'D' I 1 'jf ly CARMEN CHESTER Nickname-Carmen Claim to Fame-a fabulous wardrobe Always Seems-determined Constant Dreams-rice and old shoes My words and my thoughts are mine, NICHOLAS CIFARELLI Nickname-Nick Claim to Fame-the Harry James of PDSHS Always Seems-to take things as they come Constant Dreams- surveying I came, I saw, and non' I'm leaving. JOANNE CIMINERA Nickname-Jo Claim to Fame-taking temperatures Always Seems-rushing in and out of the art room Constant Dreams-Neil Pleasant is she and full of good intent. MICHAEL CIMINERA Nickname-Mike Claim to Fame-second vice-president of the Remnant Store Always Seems-an authority on jet planes Constant Dreams- aeronautical engineering Anything that is worth doing is worth doing well I7 JOSEPH CINCOTTA Nickname-joe Claim to Fame-his willing- ness to help a friend Always Seems-earnest Constant Dreams-travel Feu' knou' him well-- he is so quiet. BARBARA CLARK Nickname-Barb Claim to Fame-a pleasant disposition Always Seems-competent Constant Dreams- psychology lndustry and perseverarlce are always rewarded. MARGARET COLONNA Nickname-Margie Claim to Fame- consideration of others Always Seems-pleasant Constant Dreams-nursing Faithfulness and sincerity first of all. NOEL COUCHOUD Nickname-Noel Claim to Fame-self- confidence Always Seems-free spoken Constant Dreams- air force Wherei'er he goes, he carries cheer. 18 .. S! , vn- lx Q ' l t I . 1' ,'s,s,,, ,,, . ,ggrfr,qH,., ,asus -us K :Nw - , -v-4 .,, ,s M s- s ,x'1Qss -,,Q Qs' '1.ffa':,f Q K fs-X1 ,Wy -ual. A lr m. v' .- THOMAS CROWL Nickname-Tom Claim to Fame-Liberacc hair Always Seems-hunting and hshing on the weekends Constant Dreams- agriculture Beuure of those who are quiet-they spring surprises. RICHARD CUMISKEY Nickname-Walt Claim to Fame-his penetrating intellect Always Seems-easygoing but serious minded Constant Dreams-forestry There's nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness and humility. MAUREEN CURRIE Nickname-Maureen Claim to Fame-late, late Always Seems-anxious for weekends Constant Dreams-college Where there is music and laughter, there let me be! MARIAN D'ARPA Nickname-I.uLu Claim to Fame-her unpredictable coiffures Always Seems-practical and capable Constant Dreams-a Yale man To everyone 4 friend in need, a charming girl she is indeed. RALPH DEATER Nickname-Ruff Claim to Fame-Casunoxa at his best Always Seems-man about town Constant Dreams- Dc Pauw Life is not too sborl, but lbal there is time lor courtesy. MARIE DE FEO Nickname-Marie Claim to Fame-dark eyes, darker hair Always Seems-to be dropping her baton Constant Dreams-cooking, sewing, and little ones Two eyes that would make stars blink relentlessly in envy. JOSEPH DELL Nickname-joe Claim to Fame-fondness for relaxation Always Seems-neglectful of his homework Constant Dreams-man with the drill, i.e., dentist His form was ponderousq his step was slow. LOUIS DI LEO Nickname-Gee Claim to Fame-home- runs when they count the most Always Seems-to be eating pizza pies Constant Dreams- army life Wfitb a leap and a run, the game be has iron. efwif '-1. ROBERT DOHM Nickname-Bob Claim to Fame- You know what? That's what. Oh, those puns! Always Seems-a triple threat to team opponents Constant Dreams-Peggy Six feet of goorl natnredness, arunnpanied by ample foolishness. MARTIN DOOLEY Nickname-Digger Claim to Fame-a fire chaser Always Seems-above the crowd Constant Dreams- Ere chief Many great men have been as tall! BROOKS DORN Nickname-Lover Claim to Fame-readiness to accept responsibility Always Seems-reserved but smiling Constant Drcams-bio- chemistry at Colgate Put your trust in bis nobility of character, ROBERT DOUGLASS Nickname-Bobby Claim to Fame-a devilish manner Always Seems-light- hearted Constant Dreams- business administration ll it is the salt of fonrersalimi. I9 BRUCE DOYLE Nickname-Phestifer Claim to Fame-a booming voice Always Seems-without a care in the world Constant Dreams- automotive design A merry soul is bc. MARTHA DRAKE Nickname-Chris Claim to Fame-the blonde bombshell Always Seems-in the -e Q fi 'l-145' RICHARD DYKES Nickname-Dick Claim to Fame- You, You, You Always Seems-bombastic, riotous, and good fun Constant Dreams-a good third baseman Good humor is the blue sky of the soul. ENIO ECKBERG Nickname-Ingy Claim to Fame-her shy manner midst of some activity Always Seems-ardently Constant Dreams- athletic Middlebury Constant Dreams- b t ' l A wish to play-u will ac emo ogy JOAN DRIGGERS to work-u miml to conquer. The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. i P1 M ' nxkis . 5 we 'NNT ' l-' A OM' Q DPDT wg. - . kxbuw MVN- ' ' 'bas -me Q. ox- -A -Q if f'-N as A U Yxefs 'fi A' Nickname-Joanie Claim to Fame-an efficient business woman Always Seems-retiring Constant Dreams- heading an expedition to Egypt A very quiet, orderly, and industrious person. RICHARD DUNNELLS Nickname-Richie Claim to Fame-a carrot top without the usual temperament Always Seems-a gay tx L 1 .l 2 4, ' I tv Ax, Zfsff x .QQA-by 7.5.5 5 1 I 7' A fer, nn, 3 PAUL EISLER ickname-Paul Claim to Fame- philosopher of 203 Always Seems-alert Constant Dreams- stethoscope and black bag Migjllld A man prepared has half won the battle. ADELAIDE FARAH Nickname-Ad Claim to Fame- adaptability in character roles Lochinvar Always Seems-a Constant Dreams- colossus of determination premed and industry Happy am I, from call I'm free: why can't all be contented like me? 20 'JS'-v' K .XA lv Constant Dreams- foreign correspondent Determination is half the victory. 2 ,. 1 . 5 Lv, Wg, -I . ,- Qfiwvifcv 44,519 '7 326,61-, 7 jggx-lnl'.Lf .-A i'1f ' . M., ff , - 2 'P 331' 9? W ' , M, gg , WN, ml f iv' I Q 5 ,w .fe f, Zia 5 , 53:9 Q' .2 ua ,bfig W z ' ,gs 1 ,Ti ?:?F51 F -.- QW wp - WL? 4 1, 'fe 1 2' s ,, Q., GAVINA GIAGU Nickname-Gavina Claim to Fame-dimples galore Always Seems-to have a friendly smile for everyone Constant Dreamsh housewife Dark eyes have one language e1'eryu'hcr1'. ll JAMES GILBERT Nickname-jimmy Claim to Fame-ability -sportswise and othcrwise Always Seems-there when you need him Constant Dreams-New Hampshire A friend lo desire- virtnes to admire. DAHLIA GIORDANO Nickname-Dahlia Claim to Fame-blond and blase Always Seems-serene Constant Dreams- housewife for johnny Silence is the perfed herald of joy. 5, ,,,. 5 ANDREW GRAVERS Nickname-Andy 1 5 Claim to Fame-an inventive mind Always Seems-kind and generous Constant Dreams-more books As upright as the radar. 22 40 ff dw 6 1 xg, HEATHER GREEN Nickname-Heather Claim to Fame-that accent! Always Seems-neat Constant DreamsiOxfortl 1. Clflfzxidlltl' steady- cbeerful and brighl., I ' .1 h . An' l D 1 4. J ' -' 1' ' H s I v X I n- f j ' mf ' J WILMA GROBASKY Nickname-Willie Claim to Fame-a typing whiz Always Seems-sincere Constant Dreams-short hours, good pay Mind eannol follou' it, nor words express her infinite sweetrzess. BARBARA GRUEN Nickname-Bobby Claim to Fame-her shy sophistication Always Seems-clothes conscious Constant Dreams-college down South Man has his will, hu! woman has her tray. JANET GRUNTNVICK Nickname-jan Claim to Fame-semner fideles Always Seems-happy to see you Constant Dreams-nursing The mildest manner and the bravest mind. MARILYN GUMBRECIIT Nickname-Gummie Claim to Fame-at home in the saddle Always Seems-intelluttual Constant Dreams- veterinary medicine A horse! A horse' .Ily kingdom for u lJrn'w.' NORMAN HAMILTON Nickname-Norm Claim to Fame-willing participant in any undertaking Always Seems-independent Constant Dreams-admiral Away with books. u'e're here for fun! ROBERT HANSEN Nickname-Bob Claim to Fame-a serious nature enhanced by a dry humor Always Seems-the executive type Constant Dreams-liberal arts Master of his own destiny. ALEXANDER HARRISON Nickname-Harry Claim to Fame-devilish ways , - ,sf X Always Seems-lethargic. Constant Dreams- f cartoonist To loaf is to live. JAMES HARTIGAN Nickname-jimmy Claim to Fame-master of the sax Always Seems-suave Constant Dreams- U.S.M.C. Quietly he goes his :my JANE HILL Nickname-Janie Claim to Fame-violin virtuoso Always Seems-serious and good natured Constant Dreams-music teacher To know her well is to like her better. THOMAS HOLLOWAY Nickname-Tom Claim to Fame-Port's Hank Williams Always Seems-sincere Constant Dreams-a career in forestry God bless the man who Hrs! invented sleep. MARILYN HUCKINS Nickname-Huck Claim to Fame-her boisterous laugh Always Seems-phoning during lunch hours Constant Dreams- photography It is not so important to he serious, as it is to he serious uhoul the impormnt things. 23 EUGENIE JACOBY Nickname-Genie Claim to Fame-well deserved popularity Always Seems-up to her neck in activities Constant Dreams-a future Nightingale The song in her heart matches the smile on her face. ANN JAMES Nickname-Jamesie Claim to Fame-a sense of humor Always Seems-sneaker happy Constant Dreams-physical education teacher A good sporl, a true friend-what more could be sought for? MARIE JAMES Nickname-Marie Claim to Fame-the very essence of a lady Always Seems-neat and precise Constant Dreams-to own a boat Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. ALLAN JOHNSON Nickname-Allan Claim to Fame-coy manner Always Seems- expressionless Constant Dreams-Ensign Johnson A kind heart lies under all his seriousness. s I :lil H V 'V ' H I .rg f- .J 4 QQ JV C- it ,fm - ' , sf 4. 'flame I ,N as ...M is 4' '1- DAVID JOHNSON Nickname-Dave Claim to Fame-loyal attendance with his bari- tone at all the football games Always Seems-casual and courteous Constant Dreams- engineering ln their own merits, modest men are silent. MORRIS JOHNSON Nickname-Mo Claim to Fame-senior champion chauffeur Always Seems-ready and able Constant Dreams-Clarkson Gives the world the best he has. JOYCE JONES Nickname-Joyce Claim to Fame-downbeat with her base fiddle Always Seems-down to earth Constant Dreams-finding the right guy She was ever friendly, pleasing, and kind. EMILE JULIAN Nickname-Ed Claim to Fame-a welcome newcomer Always Seems-a shutterbug Constant Dreams- California Tech Hope shall be my guiding light. NORMAN KEAR Nickname-Norm Claim to Fame-a genuine soccer enthusiast Always Seems-diplomatic Constant Dreams- statesman A u'ord in earnest is as good as a speech. CATHERINE KELLY Nickname-Kitty Claim to Fame-winsome ways Always Seems-gentle, willing, and kind Constant Dreams-secretary A quiet, attractive kind of grace. ELSTON KERN Nickname-Elston Claim to Fame-a figure of fun Always Seems-mischievous Constant Dreams-pilot Why worry? It's much easier to laugh. JOAN KIRKPATRICK Nickname--joanie Claim to Fame-her tall, slim figure Always Seems-vivacious and talkative Constant Dreams-riding the saddle Happiness is a rare cosmetic. Y.. W L. -ff' FINN KLINGENBERG Nickname-Finn Claim to Fame-a con- vertible, completely equipped ieven a rumble seat! Always Seems-obliging Constant Dreams- chemical engineering Pleasure in action makes hours seem short. NANCY KNOBLACII Nickname-Knobs Claim to Fame-her longshoreman's gait Always Seems-game for fun Constant Dreams-Wlest Palm Beach junior College Amiahility shines by its own light. PAUL KOEGLER Nickname-Chick Claim to Fame-red hair and freckles-freckles everywhere Always Seems-humorous Constant Dreams-master of ceremonies A little horsesense non' and then is relished by the best of men. PETER KRAYESKI Nickname-Pete Claim to Fame-his mischievous sense of humor Always Seems-up to something Constant Dreams- Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Nou' is the time for fun and frolir, 25 XVALTER KRUPKA Nickname-Superkruplxa Claim to Fame-your engin's running! Always Seems-the strong, silent type Constant Dreams-a new car A man of jeu' uorzls. RITA KRUSKOPFS Nickname-Rita Claim to Fame-agility in sports Always Seems-to have a winning smile Constant Dreams- settling down Her modest answer and graceful air sbou' her wise and good as she is fair. JEANNE LA GATTA Nickname-Jeanne Claim to Fame-her ability with a paint brush Always Seems-among the boys Constant Dreams-a future in art A belated but welro II addition to the class o ' Y 1 , r , , 2 W, My fyobfvl 'S' -:7 ' ' -saw.. -sg A I 1, S. 1 - 9: , gi. '. 4 ,Nat .Wi 'X fax Jmfll, i. f flilw We egg NELLAURA LANE Nickname-Laura Claim to Fame-her melodic clarinet Always Seems-friendly yet reserved Constant Dreams- secretary Sbe wears the rose of youth about ber. 26 qua. Sex, I JANE LAUGHLIN Nickname-Janie Claim to Fame-a modern dancer supreme Always Seems-petite, neat, and determined Constant Dreams- Broadway stardom Though she be but little, she is fierce. BARBARA LAYTHROP Nickname-Barb Claim to Fame-her loveable disposition Always Seems-not too serious, not too gay Constant Dreams- . . . and finally, marriage Sugar 'fl spice and everything nice. JOHN LEACH Nickname-johnny Claim to Fame-that lean and lanky look Always Seems-considerate Constant Dreams- mechanical engineering Politeness costs little and yields much. EDWARD LEIFHEIT Nickname-Eddie Claim to Fame-his friendly manner Always Seems-tranquil Constant Dreams-a good job Men of feu' words are the best men. WARREN LEONARD Nickname-Warren Claim to Fame-car trouble Always Seems-arguing for the Democrats Constant Dreams-The White House High erected thoughts seated in the heart of rourtesy. PAUL LESSLER Nickname-jules Claim to Fame-a promising ligure in the field of medicine Always Seems-intelligent Constant Dreams- Paul Lessler, M.D. Science is the topography of the exploring mind. W' jf t JUDITH LE VEEN Nickname-Judy Claim to Fame-simple taste and good judgment Always Seems-cordial and conscientious Constant Dreams- sociology Blesses her stars and thinks it luxury. CHARLES LEWIS Nickname-Charlie Claim to Fame-his initiative Always Seems-peppy as a firecracker Constant Dreams- West Point Nothing ever succeeded which exuberant spirits have not helped to produce. 1 . E!! 1 E' 'K GORDON LINDIZR Nickname-Gordon Claim to Fame-his collection of Gne records Always Seems-courteous and unsophisticatcd Constant Dreams- liberal arts Longer lireth u glad man than a sorry. GAIL LINDOERFER Nickname-Gail Claim to Fame-Grecian beauty with a cameo complexion Always Seems-poised with charming dignity Constant Dreams- business world Her face is fairy her heart II true, as spotless as she's honny. SARAH LOGAN Nickname-Sally Claim to Fame-her pony tail Always Seems-demure Constant Dreams- merchandising It is nice to he natural when you are naturally nice. WILLIAM MACKEY Nickname-Bill Claim to Fame-good sportsmanship Always Seems-amiable Constant Dreams- happiness and success W'hat wisdom can you hnd that is greater than kindness? 27 ANN MACPHERSON Nickname-Mac Claim to Fame-what she lacks in size, she makes up for in personality Always Seems-grinning from ear to ear Constant Dreams- junior college Sunny people make cloudy days seem short. EILEEN MALKOWSKI Nickname-Eileen Claim to Fame-Miss Smith's assistant Always Seems-blushing Constant Dreams- settling down A smile costs nothing, but is worth a lol. EARL MARKLAND Nickname-Earl Claim to Fame-zealous interest in boating Always Seems-reserved Constant Dreams-army All I want is a ship, and ' a slar to steer her hy. MARGARET MARITA Nickname-Maggie Claim to Fame-knee high to a grasshopper Always Seems-impish Constant Dreams- business school In her 'twere natural to please. 28 JOHN MASI Nickname-Maz Claim to Fame his accordian performances Always Seems-in another world Constant Dreams-music Music is a harhinger ol eternal melody. CYNTHIA MASON Nickname-Cyn Claim to Fame-her red MG Always Seems-impeccably dressed Constant Dreams-college south of the Mason-Dixon Apparel oft proclaims the woman. JAMES MASON Nickname-Jimmy Claim to Fame-his passion for music Always Seems-to be having Delta parties Constant Dreams-Colgate There is no truer truth obtainable hy man than comes of music. RICHARD MAURO Nickname-Richie Claim to Fame-his sincerity Always Seems-to be teasing Nuzz Constant Dreams-a life of luxury And there is one who loves his fellow men. JAMES MCAULIFFE Nickname-Mac Sr. Claim to Fame-his bons mots Always Seems-easygoing Constant Dreams-law Wfhafs life without u laugh? JOHN MCAULIFFE Nickname-Mac jr. Claim to Fame-A 84 P bottle sorter Always Seems-in the midst of fun Constant Dreams-army, then medicine Whore laugh cheered the downcast. SANDRA MCBRIAN Nickname-Sandie Claim to Fame- Tennis anyone? Always Seems-in a world of her own Constant Dreams-Katy Gibbs School in Boston She always finds what is fair in life. MICHAEL MCCASKEY Nickname-Mike Claim to Fame-we listen to his every word Always Seems-a store- house of literary knowledge Constant Dreams- psychiatry Thou living ray of intellectual fire! 40 41 fn ju, CHERRY MCCLURE Nickname-Cherry Claim to Fame-a deceptively innocent air Always Seems-engaged in numerous activities Constant Dreams- cum laude in college No legacy is so rifh us honexty. DONALD MCMULLEN Nickname-Don Claim to Fame-Don juan of PDSHS Always Seems-the life ofa dull study hall Constant Dreams- air force A lion among ladies. ERNEST MESSENGER Nickname-Ernie Claim to Fame-s0ccer's first senior Always Seems-interested in sports Constant Dreams- animal husbandry lllen are reputed wire for saying nothing. ROBERT METZGER Nickname-Bob Claim to Fame-wit and wisdom Always Seems-modest Constant Dreams- engineering The strength to tower above the field of men. 29 MICHAEL MOLLAHAN Nickname-Mike Claim to Fame-his quickness to blush Always Seems-easy to get along with Constant Dreams- detective Tall, red-headed, and smiling. JANE MONROE Nickname-Marilyn Claim to Fame-a light heart and serious thoughts Always Seems-laughing at a ioke Constant Dreams- occupational therapist She is a true friend, like ,L a diamond scarce and rare. WILLIAM MOORES Nickname-Bill Claim to Fame-his 50 lb. bear Always Seems--the outdoor type Constant Dreams- taxidermist A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. PATRICIA MORAN Nickname-Pat Claim to Fame-those many hours spent in Miss Green's room Always Seems-quiet but willing to lend a helping hand Constant Dreams- pediatrician Her trays are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. 30 .LW y',j1'ff,vf' LeVAN MORGAN Nickname-Lee Claim to Fame- contentment Always Seems-to be hailing out boats Constant Dreams-test driver for General Motors ll hat's the use of zvorrying?-it never u an worthwhile. DINA MORI Nickname-Dina Claim to Fame-girl with a thousand questions Always Seems- unpredictable Constant Dreams- modeling Faith in friendship is the noblest art. RONALD MULLON Nickname-Ron Claim to Fame-manager of Port's basketball team Always Seems-ready to please Constant Dreams-naval school A welcome hand- an open heart. THOMAS MURNANE Nickname-Tom Claim to Fame-genuine friendship Always Seems-chugging around in his gas- driven chariot Constant Dreams-stock car driver My words and my thoughts are my own. ROGER MUSSELXVHITE Nickname-Bernie Claim to Fame-a dynamo on the gridiron Always Seems-an energetic supporter of all class ventures Constant Dreams- engineering at New Hampshire Wford hard, play burrl, und enjoy life to ilu- fullest. RONALD MUSSELWHITE Nickname-Ron Claim to Fame-Mr. T. D. Always Seems-adamant in his ideals Constant Dreams- forestry He'll never know an enemy, and never lack a friend. DAVID NEWMAN Nickname-Dave Claim to Fame-espanol whiz Always Seems-competent Constant Dreams-law and accounting Quiet and industrious, not like most of us. JOSEPH NEWMAN Nickname-joe Claim to Fame-witticisms Always Seems-plugging Constant Dreams- iournalism If a man wakes up and finds birnrelf a success, he bas not been sleeping. X15 if-1 nv Q-37' Nt -I 3' RICHARD NEVUMAN Nickname-Richy Claim to Fame-his resounding voice Always Seems-scurrying about Constant Dreams-theater Le! me have an alnlienfe for a word or lun. JANET NIELSON Nickname-jan Claim to Fame-her friendly chatter Always Seems-continually in and out of love Constant Dreams- receptionist Her eyes are her lzeuuiy, and ber smile is ber fulure. EDNWARD NOFER Nickname-Mike Claim to Fame- lt's fabulous! Always Seems-to he offering an opinion Constant Dreams- president of Metropolitan Life Insurance A frexb, 4 free. 4 friendly man. PAUL NUZZOLESE Nickname-Nuzz Claim to Fame-Port's great southpaw Always Seems-donating ice for school functions Constant Dreams-pro baseball A good nature is one of the ricbext fruits of personality. 31 AVERII. OLSEN Nickname-Av Claim to Fame-Class of '55's nightingale Always Seems-orderly Constant Dreams- teaching Singers are merry and free from sorrpu s care RICHARD OSWALD Nickname-Ozz Claim to Fame-card shark Always Seems-quiet- that is, until you know him Constant Dreams-pro basketball Oh, horn I hate to get up in the morning! SUSANNE OVERVAG Nickname-Sue Claim to Fame-her sunny disposition Always Seems-surveying the ofhce bulletin board Constant Dreams- pediatrician A maiden never bold- of spirit still and quiet. HARRY OXFORD Nickname-Duke Claim to Fame-his trans-Atlantic travel Always Seems-to insert the proper comment Constant Dreams- Place Pigalle Absence makes the heart grou' fonder. 32 'L4A.,.f- ,G GEORGE PALASKI Nickname-Polski Claim to Fame-tall, dark, and ah, what a lady-killer! Always Seems- laxidazical Constant Dreams- millions! He who laughs-lasts. FRANK PALATTELLA Nickname-Frankie Claim to Fame- intro- ducing Moondog to Pon Always Seems-doin' the Mambo Constant Dreams- aviation mechanic There was a star danced, and under that was 1 born. CLAUDE PARDI Nickname-Claudius Claim to Fame-Cheshire cat grin Always Seems-tinkering with his '52 Ford Constant Dreams- owning his own speed shop My thoughts are ripe in mischief. MARY PISA-RELLI Nickname-Mamie Claim to Fame-a substitute's headache Always Seems-bewildered Constant Dreams-buyer If she can't find anything to laugh about, she'll just giggle. STEPHEN PISCIOTTA Nickname-Steve Claim to Fame-hot rod Always Seems-quiet and restrained in a crowd Constant Dreams-pilot in U. S. Air Force I never bother girls, aml girls don't bother me. HELEN POMEROY Nickname-Hel Claim to Fame-aquatic ability Always Seems-sedulous Constant Dreams- Middlebury Never idle for ll moment, hut thrifty and thoughtful of others. NANCY POND gd Nickname-Puddles Claim to Fame-wrong questions asked at the wrong times Always Seems-trying to beat the 8:30 bell Constant Dreams- elementary schoolmarm A cheerful disposition makes the world go 'ronnd. ROSALIE POWERS Nickname-Rosie Claim to Fame-het life- is-wonderful philosophy Always Seems-contented Constant Dreams- secretarial school A contented spirit is the essence of existence. ..- xZa'ffOg,,Af. JANE PROTZMAN Nickname-Janie Claim to Fame-never seen without bangs Always Seems-worthy of Vogue Constant Dreams- Wheaton One's goal is iron by lrltf' KIBIEFIIIQIIIIPI afrfffeffd Qbfi ,po-17 ,i ,. PATRICIA PUMPHREY Nickname-Pat Claim to Fame-iumped to graduate in '55 vs Seems- conscientious t Dreams- applicant The mind to challenge with modesty to counsel. MILTON PURDY Nickname-jay Claim to Fame-greased lightning on the cinders Always Seems-a demon with a test tube and some chemicals Constant Dreams- chemical engineering He who thinks for himself is a freeman. ANN RALSTON N ickname-Ann Claim to Fame-her smile Always Seems-to be daydreaming Constant Dreams- business school She worked and sang from morn till night: no lark so lzlithe as she. 33 JOHN RAMSAY Nickname-john Claim to Fame-his cockeyed gait Always Seems-peering over his glasses Constant Dreams-moncv, money, and more money His legs are long enough and his sense of humor big enough. ALICE RENO Nickname-Alice Claim to Fame-her even temperament Always Seems-cool, calm, and collected Constant Dreams-nursing She hath 4 way about her. JOSEPH REZEK Nickname-joe Claim to Fame-his john Hancock Always Seems-happy Constant Dreams- sanitary engineering A more cheerful fellow would be diffifult to final. even on the blues! of Mondays. NATALIE RIBAR Nickname-Nat Claim to Fame-her linguistic ability Always Seems-affable Constant Dreams- Ianguage maior Earnestness and sincerity are synonymous. 34 CURTIS ROBB Nickname-Curt Claim to Fame- equanimity Always Seems-staunch and upright Constant Dreams- Rice Institute They are never alone tha ure accompanied by noble thoughls. DOLORES RUTKOWSK Nickname-Dotty Claim to Fame-a great addition to PDSHS Always Seems- responsible Constant Dreams-Arizona The genlle mind hy genlli deeds is known. ALBERT SACCARECCIA Nickname-Al Claim to Fame-a iovial demeanor Always as-wonderful! Constant eams-compan I love life and life loves me. MARION SADLER Nickname-Bugs Claim to Fame-that Tennessee drawl Always Seems-enthusias- tically working for the G. O. Constant Dreams- air force I am true to thai which I believe. RICHARD SADLO Nickname-Richie Claim to Fame-kicking those extra points Always Seems-satishetl Constant Dreams-naxy This life is but a short one: live each day to its full. JOHN SCHERMERHORN Nickname-Schermerhorner Claim to Fame-sharp- shooter on the basket- ball court Always Seems-conservative Constant Dreams- higher education Silence when nothing need he said is the eloquence of discretion. WINIFRED SCHULTZ Nickname-Winnie Claim to Fame-her artistic ability Always Seems-sedate Constant Dreams-an aft career par excellence While oysters gay and giddy are, far brighter gleams this quiet star. DARRYL SEERUP Nickname-Darryl Claim to Fame-his extremely wavy hair Always Seems-tinkering with his car Constant Dreams- New Hampshire Faithful friends are hard to find. 1 ,,X , 10.4-Q Nickname-Skipper Q Claim to Fame- A P' straight H's Always Seems-at home behind the footlights Constant Dreams-grease paint and curtain calls A good mind fzrrtvesscsx a kingdom. f-uL'.:J ,KJ C5421 ' i1l.,Lf -9,34 I-4 J ff A.. U' I f1,,fJ. A MLLLL, f-.-trfw t ILA X34 -Msv.u.' a iw-sl I , lin I-9 1 X ' RAYMOND SHARP Nickname-Razor Claim to Fame-a Virginian you-all Always Seems-loquacious Constant Dreams- Clarkson Clever hut so persistent, he would have the last word with an erho. IRENE SLATER Nickname-Slate Claim to Fame-that slater giggle Always Seems-a fashion plate Constant Dreams-college in the sunny South Energetic, witty, laughing with glee, she always appears to he quite rarefret jAY FRANCIS SLICKLEN Nickname-jay Claim to Fame-eye catching sweaters Always Seems-to has c connections Constant Dreams- golf pro A smiling fate-a happy heart, 35 vi,.tJLA,uJ.'.4i . J ' ,JtNis1lsEt3uAxgE.n CHARLES SPENCER Nickname-Chucko Claim to Fame-those wild hats Always Seems-a live wire Constant Dreams-a pilot's life Why take life too seriously? You'll never get out of it alive. VIRGINIA STEIN Nickname-Ginger Claim to Fame-sparkling eyes Always Seems-to be harmonizing Constant Dreams- Waves ahoy! Wisdonz seen through warm brown eyes. KATHLEEN STEWART Nickname-Kathy Claim to Fame-carefree and jovial Always Seems-in a daze Constant Dreams-writer Simple and sweet-idle and young. HAROLD STOWE Nickname-Stoweburger Claim to Fame-why teachers turn grey Always Seems-witty Constant Dreams- remains to be seen Better late than never, 36 BENJAMIN SWEDISH Nickname-Roy Claim to Fame- refreshing humor Always Seems-cheerful as a Christmas stocking Constant Dreams- journalism He's 4 very devil. FRANCES TETA Nickname-Fran Claim to Fame- meticulously neat Always Seems-a sincere, loyal friend Constant Dreams- private secretary A good heart is better than all the words in the world. ANNE TRIANO Nickname-Ann Claim to Fame-numerous beaux Always Seems-swings a mean Royal Constant Dreams-ring -5rd finger, left hand A light heart lives long. ROBERT VERITY . Nickname-Bob l Claim to Fame-Cromwell's super salesman Q Always Seems-sleepy from 8:50 to 2:50 Constant Dreams- industrial arts He does not smile, but bursts out laughing. WILLIAM WAGNER Nickname-Bill Claim to Fame-his gold piccolo Always Seems-to be contradicting teachers Constant Dreams- Syracuse A gentleman and a srholar. NANCY WALKER Nickname-Nance Claim to Fame-pep and personality Always Seems-busy, bustling, and getting results Constant Dreams-nursing Ready to work-ready lo laugh-and always n good friend. SHARRON WALTHER Nickname-Sherry Claim to Fame-her charming smile Always Seems-on the go Constant Dreams-Cornell Happy-go-lucky, easy-go- free-nothing on enrth bothers me. INEZ WANSER Nickname-Inez Claim to Fame-roguish mischievousness Always Seems- misleadingly reserved Constant Dreams- modeling The blush is beautiful hut sometimes inconvenient. 0641- f 4-Ls 1 5 IJ' KATHERINE WARD Nickname-Kay Claim to Fame-bubbling enthusiasm Always Seems- perpetually good-naturctl Constant Dreams-home economics Pretty as a picture-full of vitality with a heart of gold. CARYANNE WHITMORE Nickname-Cary Claim to Fame-eagerness to please Always Seems-persistent Constant Dreams-home economics Better three hours too soon than a minute too lute. Q- ---to 1 .2 '7-'ony gi Y up-ywrw JEANNE WILSON Nickname-Jeannie Claim to Fame-excursions to Delmar Always Seems-a loyal companion Constant Dreams- kindergarten teacher She moves among ns quiet but not unnoticed. GAIL WOLFRAM Nickname-Gail Claim to Fame-quiet sweetness Always Seems-a blithe spirit Constant Dreams-teaching Gentle in method- resolute in action. 37 RICHARD XVOOD Nickname-Woody Claim to Fame-best tenor of the Dead Beats Always Seems-willing to play ice hockey Constant Dreams- commission in thc navy A merry heart makes cheerful countenance. ,mfwd 0 wwf f MARGAR T Nickname- Claim to Fame- cheerleader superb Always Seems-willing to assist a friend Constant Dreams-a career in journalism lt matters not how long we live but how. JOSEPH YAKIMOVICH N ickna me-Joe Claim to Fame-activity between the scenes Always Seems-friendly but shy Constant Dreams- printing A man who never willingly gives pain-a gentleman. GEORGE ZAHN Nickname-Otto Claim to Fame-blue eyes and an infectious smile Always Seems-lighthearted Constant Dreams- Uncle Sam A glowing personality shines through a big smile. 38 HAROLD ZEBROSKI Nickname-Zeke Claim to Fame-perpetual motion Always Seems-full of dynamite Constant Dreams-anchors aweigh! Infinite riches in little 70001. HELEN ZEMETROV Nickname-Honey Claim to Fame-blonde hair, blue eyes Always Seems-enroute to Great Neck Constant Dreams- private secretary A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. VIRGIL ZIRPOLO Nickname-Zippy Claim to Fame-our electrical technician Always Seems-willing to go out of his way for you Constant Dreams- Uncle Sam IV ith disposition pleasant and friends galore. DONALD ZURWELLE Nickname-Don Claim to Fame-those familiar portraits Always Seems-the perfect gentleman Constant Dreams- industrial designer Art needs no inspiration other than itself. SENIOR ACTIVITIE ALIESKY PATRICIA Carmval II I2 Modern Dance IO II I2 Tumblung IO II I2 Intramural Sports ALLMAN NANCY Carmval I0 II I2 Modern Dance I0 Il I2 Tumbllng I0 II I2 Intramural Sports ARMBRUSTER ALAN Homeroom Vtce Prestdent I2 Carmval II Dance Committee II I2 Vorslty Football BARANELLO THERESA Port Weekly II I2 Modern Dance II I2 Intramural Sports II I2 BETTS ANNE Celenty II I2 Port Weekly I0 II I2 Port Ltght II I2 Altman Board I2 Modern Dance IO II I2 Intramural Sports I0 II I2 BIDDLE ROBERTA Cholr2 Carmval II Modern Dance IO II I2 Hockey II JV I2 Varstty Basetball I2 arstty Intramural Sports IO II I2 BILANSKI RICHARD Carmval II I2 Football II JV I2 Varstty BISCARO CAROL Student Counctl II Nomtnatmg Committee I0 Carmval II Modern Dance I0 II I2 Color War Capt II Intramural Sports I0 II I2 Varslty Volleyball I2 JV Hockey II GAA Secretary Port Lnght II I2 BLAKESLEE DENNIS lletort I2 Student Counctl IO Intramural Sports I0 II I2 BLAKESLEE HOWARD Retort I2 Chotr IO II I2 Home Room Secretary IO Prestdent I2 Basketball II JV I2 Varslty JV Footballll Track I0 II I2 Tennts Team I2 BLASUCCI DANIEL Carmval II Intramural Sports I2 BLOOMFIELD JAMES Carmval I0 Intramural Sports I2 BOUKOURIS MADELEINE Student Counctl I2 Port Weekly II I2 Jumor Class Secretary II Homeroom Presldent I0 Sec Treasurer II Orchestra IO II Color War Capt II Hockey II JV I2 Varsrty Volleyball Team II I2 Intramural Sports I0 II I2 BOWMAN BETTY LOU Ctrcle Secretary I2 Celenty II I2 Red Dommo I0 II I2 Port Llght Art Edltor I2 Art Club II I2 Theatre Club I2 Orchestra I0 II Secretary I2 Chotr IO II I2 Homeroom Secretary I2 Carmval I0 II Modern Dance I0 II I2 Honor Group Archery Manager IGAAI I2 Intramural Sports IO II BRANDT BAYARD Varstty Football II Inter Class Play II BRINDLEY BARBARA Port Weekly Asst Edttor II Edttor In Chtel I2 Btology Club II Juntor Red Dommo I0 II I2 Publtctty and Make up Director ol Sprung Play II BURKE BARBARA Modern Dance I2 Tumbling IO II Intramural Sports IO II I2 CARAMANICA MARIE Modern Dance II I2 Intramural Sports IO II I2 CARLSON CATHRYN Student Counctl I2 Carmval IO II Modern Dance I0 II IGAAI I2 Honor Group Color War Capt I2 Tumblmg Club I0 II I2 Intramural Sports I0 II I2 CHADWICK RICHARD Port Weekly I2 Portlught Literary Stall I2 Red Dommo IO II I2 Carmval I0 II Band IO Inter Class Play IO Track IO Soccer I2 CHESTER CARMEN Modem Dance IO II CIMINERA JOANNE Port Weekly IO II I2 Port Ltght Art and ltterary Stall I2 Art Club II I2 Senior Ball Comm I2 Modern Dance I0 II I2 Intramural Sports CIMINERA MICHAEL Ctrcle I2 Retort I2 Homeroom Vtce Pres IO Presadent II Treasurer I2 lntra mural Sports IO CINCOTTA JOSEPH Track I0 CLARK BARBARA Circle I2 Celenty II I2 Clto II I2 Port Weekly I0 II I2 Red Domlno I0 II I2 Orchestra I0 Chotr II Inter Class Play I0 Modern Dance I0 II I2 Volleyball Team IO Intramural Sports COUCHOUD NOEL Lrnk Tratner IO Stage Crew II CROWL THOMAS Homeroom Presrdent I0 II Carmval IO II JV Football II Intramural Sports II CUMISKEY RICHARD JV Basketball ll CURRIE MAUREEN Jumor Red Dommo I0 Modern Dance IO II I2 Rtdmg Club I0 II I2 Intramural Sports I0 DARPA MARIAN Port Ltght Stall I2 Art Club II Carmval II Modern Dance IO II I2 Intramural Sports I0 II I2 Theater Group I2 Secretary ofHomeroomII I2 Prom CommttteeI2 DE FEO MARIE Modern Dance II I2 Malorette II I2 Intramural Sports I0 II DELL JOSEPH Btology Club II Homeroom Vtce Pres ll Football JV II Varslty I2 Track II DI LEO LOUIS Varstty Baseball I0 II I2 Football IO JV Intramural Sports I0 DOHM ROBERT Fra1ry IO II I2 Carmval II Juntor Prom Comm II Football IO JV II I2 Varstty Varsuty Basketball I0 II I2 Varstty Baseball I0 II I2 DOOLEY MARTIN Student Counctl IO PA Club I0 II I2 Protection Club IO II I2 Stage Crew II JV Football IO II Track I0 II Intramural Sports IO II I2 39 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' l2. 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -- -1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 -- -1 - ' - 1 - ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . , , . 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I 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 -' 1 ' - 1 -1- 1 - 1 - 1 - . 1 1 I - -I ' T T - - Q . . 1 , I I I I I ' I ' 'I I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 -- 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 , - DORN, BROOKS-Circle 125 Junior Class Vice-Pres. 115 Fratry 11, 125 Senior Class Treasurer5 Retort 11, 12-Vice Pres.5 Biology Club 115 Senior Advisory Council 125 Senior Ball Comm. 125 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 125 Track 11, 125 Soccer 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. DOUGLASS, ROBERT-Bowling Team 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. DOYLE, BRUCE-Choir 11. DRAKE, MARTHA-Circle 125 Celerity 11, 125 Clio 125 Student Council 125 Red Domino 10, 11, 125 Carnival 10, 11, 125 Port Weekly 10, 125 Port Light 10, 11, 125 Senior Advisory Council 125 Inter-class Plays 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 Modern Dance 11, 125 Riding Club 10, 11, 125 Tumbling Club 10, 11, 125 Cheerleader 11, 125 Hockey 11-J.V., 12-Varsity5 Volleyball 12-J.V. DRIGGERS, JOAN-Biology Club 115 Art Club 115 Riding Club 115 Tumbling 10, 11, 125 Varsity Softball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Volleyball 125 J.V. Hockey 125 Carnival 10, llp lntramurol Sports 10, 11, 12. DUNNELLS, RICHARD-Clio 125 Fratry 11, 125 Student Council 115 Band 10, 115 Proiection 11, 125 Carnival 11, 125 Football 10-J.V. 11, 12-Varsity5 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. DYKES, RICHARD-Track 115 Intramural Sports 10, 11. ECKBERG, ENID-Circle 125 Retort T25 Art Club llp Biology 115 Band 10, 115 Volleyball 10, 11, 125 Hockey 11-J.V., 12-Varsity5 Varsity Basketball 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. EISLER, PAUL-Circle 125 Varsity Football 12. FARAH, ADELAIDE-Circle 125 Celerity 11, 125 Clio 10, 11, 125 Red Domino 10, 11, 125 Port Light 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Modern Dance 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Biology Club 115 Student Council 105 Port Weekly 10, 11, 12. FATIZZI, PETER-Fratry 11, T25 Dance Comm. 11, 125 Senior Advisory Council 125 Carnival 10, 115 Basketball 11-Varsity, 10-J.V.5 Varsity Baseball 11, 12. FLACK, BETTY-Future Teachers of America 125 Modern Dance 10, ll, 125 Tumbling 10, 11, 125 Varsity Softball 10, 11, 125 J.V. Hockey 125 lntramural Sports 10,11, 12. FLEET, JUDITH-Circle 125 Retort 125 Celerity 11, 125 Clio 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Biology Club 115 Art Club 115 Riding Club 10, 11, 125 Modern Dance 105 Varsity Softball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Assistant Sec. Band 125 All-State C. Band 11. FLEMINGS, JAMES-Fratry T25 Varsity Baseball T05 Football 10-J.V. 11-Varsity5 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. GAFFNEY, KATHERINE-Port Light Advertising Stall 125 Homeroom President 11, 125 Modern Dance 115 Intramural Sports 11, 125 Theater Group 12. GALE, PETER-Circle 125 Retort 125 Senior Class President 125 Junior Class President 115 Fratry 11, 12- Treasurer5 Student Council 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 12-Vice President5 Steering Comm. T25 Orchestra 125 Carnival Chairman 125 Basketball 11-J.V., 12-Varsity5 Intramural Sports 10. GERAGHTY, PATRICIA-Port Light Staff 125 Modern Dance 105 Intramural Sports 12. GIAGU, GAVINA-Modern Dance 10, 11, 12. GILBERT, JAMES-Homeroom Vice Pres. 10, 115 Carnival 115 Football 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity5 Basketball 10-J.V. 11, 12-Varsity5 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12. GRAVERS, ANDREW-Retort 125 Clio 125 Camera Club 10, 11, 125 Stamp Club 11, T25 Track 105 Soccer 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11. GREEN, HEATHER-Circle 125 Celerity 11, 125 Clio 11, 12-Secretary5 Biology Club 115 Junior Red Domino 105 Port Weekly 11, 125 Modern Dance 105 Riding Club 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. GRDBASKY, WILMA-Port Light Advertising 125 Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer T25 Carnival 115 Modern Dance 105 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. GRUEN, BARBARA-Port Weekly 10, 11, 125 Homeroom President 105 Future Teacher's Club 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 12-Honor Group5 Theater Group 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Carnival Comm. 10, 11. GRUNTWICK, JANET-Treasurer of Homeroom 115 Intramural Sports 10, 11. GUMBRECHT, MARILYN-Circle 125 Celerity 11, 125 Clio 10, 11, 125 Retort 11, 125 Biology Club 11- Secretary5 Port Weekly 125 Port Light 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Theater Group T25 Homeroom Secre- tary 115 Modern Dance 11, 125 Riding Club 10, 11, 12-Manager5 lntramurol Sports 10, 11, 12. HAMILTON, NORMAN-Football 11. HANSEN, ROBERT-Carnival 10, 115 Varsity Football 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12. HARTIGAN, JAMES-Band 10, 11, 12. HILL, JANE-Orchestra 11, 12, All-State Orchestra 125 All-Conterence Orchestra 125 Chorus 115 Modern Dance 11, 125 Homeroom Treasurer 125 Intramural Sports 11, 12. HOLLOWAY, THOMAS-Intramural Sports 12. HUCKINS, MARILYN-J.V. Hockey 10. JACOBY, EUGENIE-Circle 125 Celerity 125 Clio 125 Retort 125 Port Light 125 Sophomore Class Secretary 10 Senior Class Secretary 125 G.0. 10-Representative5 Secretary of 6.0. 125 Council Representative 125 Modern Dance 11, 125 Tumbling 105 Hockey 10-J.V. 11, 12-Varsity5 Basketball 10-J.V. 11, 12-Varsity5 Manager, G.A.A.5 Volleyball 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity5 Riding 10, 11, 125 Cheering 11, 125 Color War Capt. 115 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. JAMES, ANN-Circle 125 Clio 125 Port Weekly T25 Port Light 125 Orchestra 105 Student Council 125 Choir 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, T25 Hockey 10-J.V., 11,12-Varsity Basketball 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity5 Tennis 10, 11-Manager5 Volleyball 11, 125 Tumbling 11, 125 Color War Capt. 105 Riding 125 G.A.A., Vice Pres.5 Jr. Prom Dance Comm. 11. 40 JOHNSON, DAVID-Orchestra 11, 12, Band 11, 12, Chorus 12, Track 11, Intramural Sports 11. JOHNSON, MORRIS-Fratry 11, 12, Bond 10, 11, 12, Chairman of Homeroom Spring Carnival Comm. 10, 11, Manager of Football 10, 11. JONES, JOYCE-Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11. JULIAN, EMILE-Clio 12. KEAR, NORMAN-Clio 12, Soccer Team 12. KELLY, CATHERINE-Intramural Sports 10. KERN, ELSTON-J.V. Football 11, 12, Announcer at Basketball Games 12. KIRKPATRICK, JOAN-Modern Dance 12, Riding Club 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Sec- retary 12, Port Light 11, Art Club 11. KLINBENBERG, FINN-Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Secretary 10, Carnival Comm. 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Senior Ball Comm. 12, Varsity Football 11, Bowling Team 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. KNOBLACH, NANCY-Celerity 12, Clio 12, Port Weekly 11, 12, Port Light 11, 12, Homeroom President 10, Student Council 11, 12, Carnival Comm. 11, 12, Sophomore Dance Comm. 10, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Dance Committees 12, Modern Dance 10, 11, 12, Color War Capt. 10, 11, Hockey 10, 11-J.V., 12-Varsity, Volleyball 10, 11-J.V., Basketball 11-J.V., 12-arsity, Soltball 11, Tumbling, Cheering 11-J.V., 12, Intramural Sports 10, 12. KOEGLER, PAUL-School Play 12, Football I1-J.V., 12-Varsity, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. KRAYESKI, PETER-Link Trainer 10, Carnival 10, Intramural Sports 10. KRUPKA, WALTER-Varsity Football 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. LANE, NELLAURA-Band 10, 11, 12, Modern Dance 10, 11, 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. LAUGHLIN, JANE-Modern Dance 10, 11, 12, Tumbling 12, Cheering 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. LAYTHROP, BARBARA-Future Teachers 12, Modern Dance 12, Intramural Sports 12. LEACH, JOHN-Clio 12, Red Domino I0-Junior 11, 12, Senior Dance Comm. 12. LEIFHEIT, EDWARD-Intramural Sports 11, 12. LEONARD WARREN-Clio 12, Homeroom Vice Pres. 10, Homeroom President 11, Carnival Comm. 10, 11. LESSLER, PAUL-Circle 12, Clio 10, 11, 12, Link Trainer Club 10, P.A. Club 10, 11, Proiection Club 11, 12, Baseball Manager 10, Soccer 12. LeVEEN, JUDITH-Clio 12, Port Light 12, Theater Group 12, Council Comm., 11, Modern Dance 11, 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12, Carnival Comm., 10, 11. LEWIS, CHARLES-Clio 11, 12, Red Domino IO-Junior, 11, 12, Port Weekly Editorial Stall 10, 11, Port Light 11-Literary Stal 12, Camera Club 10-Treasurer, Band 10, Student Council 10, 11-G.A., Treasurer, Steering Comm. 11. LINDER, GORDON-Port Light 12. LINDDERFER, GAIL-Homeroom Secretary 12, Carnival 12, Senior Ball Comm. 12, Modern Dance 10, I1, 12, Riding 10, 11,12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. MACPHERSON, ANN-Port Light 12, Carnival Comm. 10, 12, Sophomore Dance Comm. 10, Senior Ball Comm. 12, Student Council 12, Modern Dance Club 10, 11, 12, Tumbling 10, 11, 12, Color War Capt. 12, Cheering 11-J.V., 12, Hockey 10, 11-J.V., 12-Varsity, Intramural Sports 10, IT, 12. MALKOWSKI, EILEEN-Nurse's Assistant 11, 12. MARKLAND, EARL-Link Trainer 10. MARRA, MARGARET-Link Training 10, Library Stoll 10, 11, Port Light Business Stall 12, Modern Dance 10, 11, Intramural Sports 10, 11. MASON, CYNTHIA-Theater Club 12, Teachers Club 12, Port Weekly 10, 11, Port Light 12, Choir 12, Vice President ot Homeroom 11, Senior Dance Comm. 12, Modern Dance 10, 11, 12, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. MAURO, RICHARD-Fratry 11, 12, Class Pres. 10, Carnival Comm. 10, 11, Sr. Advisory Comm., Varsity Football 10, 11, 12, J.V. Basketball 10, Intramural Sports. McAULlFFE, JAMES-Carnival 10 Track 10, 12. McAULlFFE, JOHN-Stage Crew 10, Projection Crew 10, Public Address Crew 10, Announcer at Football and Basketball Games 12, Vice Pres. Homeroom 10. McBRIAN, SANDRA-Clio 12, Student Council 11, Senior Advisory Comm. 12, Modern Dance 10, Tumbling 10, 11, Tennis 10, 11, G.A.A. Tennis Manager 12. McCASKEY, MICHAEL-Clio 12, Port Light Literary Stoll 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, Homeroom President IT, Spring Play 12, Art Club 12, American Legion Forum 12, Times Forum 12. McCLURE, CHERRY-Circle 12, Celerity 11, 12, Clio 11, 12, Retort 11, 12-Secretary, Red Domino 10, 11, 12, Port light 12, Band 10, 11, 12-Pres., 6.0. Vice Pres. 12, Sectional All-State Band 11, All-State Orchestra 12, Eastern Conference Orchestra 12, Pres. ot Homeroom 10, Carnival Prizes 11, Carnival Comm. 10, 11, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dance Committees, Student Council 11, 12, Scholar- ship Comm. 12, Modern Dance 10, Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 10, Hockey 11-J.V., 12- Varsity, Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. McMULLEN, DONALD-Homeroom Vice-Pres. 12, Chair 12. MESSENGER, ERNEST-Track 10, 11, 12, Soccer 12, Intramural Basketball 10. METZGER, ROBERT-Circle 12, Retort 11, 12, Fratry 11, 12, Senior Class Treasurer 12, Football 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity, Basketball 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity. 41 l-:EQ 'vt' nfl MONROE, JANE-Port Weekly 125 Port Light 125 Carnival Comm. 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Red Domino 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Future Teachers ol America. MDORES, WILLIAM-Bowling 125 l.V. Football 10. MDRAN, PATRICIA-Nurse's Assistant 10, 11, 12. MORI, DINA-Clio 125 Celerity 125 Port light 11, 125 Port Weekly 125 Homeroom Treasurer 125 Carnival 11, Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Junior Red Domino 105 Red Domino 11, 125 Riding Club 10, 125 Art Club 115 Future Teacher Club 125 Cheerleader 11-J.V., 12-Varsity5 Tumbling 10. MULLON, RONALD-Focus 105 Junior Red Domino 105 Red Domino 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Band 115 llomeroom Treasurer 105 Homeroom Sec. 115 Spring Play 11, 125 Carnival 10, 11, 125 Inter-class Plays 11, 125 Track Manager 105 Basketball Manager 10, 11, 125 Student Council. MURNANE, THOMAS-Link Trainer Club 10. MUSSELWHITE, ROGER-Clio 11, 125 Retort 11, 125 Fratry 11, 125 Junior Class Treasurer 115 Senior Class Vice-President 125 Student Council 125 Carnival 11, 125 Football 10-l.V., II, 12-Varsity- Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. MUSSELWHITE, RONALD-Football 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity, Basketball 11-l.V., 12-Varsity5 Varsity Base- ball 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10. NEWMAN, DAVID-Clio 125 Port Weekly 11, 125 Carnival 115 Stamp Club 11, 125 Soccer 125 Focus 11, 125 Baseball Manager 115 Intramural Basketball 10, 11. NEWMAN, JOSEPH-Fratry 11, 125 Homeroom Secretary 115 Homeroom President 125 Senior Advisory Comm. 125 Varsity Baseball 11, 125 Varsity Bowling 125 Intramural Basketball 115 Varsity Foot- ball 12. NEWMAN, RICHARD-Homeroom Pres. 115 Spring Play 11, 125 Inter-class Play 125 Intramural Basketball 11, 125 Carnival 115 Red Domino 11, 125 P.A. Club 11, 125 Theatre Club Pres. 125 Stage Crew 115 Football Manager 11-I.V., 12-Varsity. NIELSON, JANET-Port light 12 Port Weekly 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Tumbling 105 Intramural Sports 11. NOFER, EDWARD-Council Alternate 115 Baseball 11. NUZZOLESE, PAUL-Fratry 11, 125 Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. 10, Homeroom Treasurer 125 Spring Carni- val 11, 125 Sophomore Dance Comm. 10, Varsity Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10-I.V., 11, 12- Varsity5 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12. OLSEN, AVERIL-Clio 11, 125 Port Light 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 I-lomeroom Treasurer 105 Junior Red Domino 105 Red Domino 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 12 Tumbling 10, 11, 125 Future Teachers Club 12. OSWALD, RICHARD-Fratry 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 J.V. Football 115 Varsity Football 125 Varsity Basketball 115 Intramural Sports 10. OXFORD, HARRY-Fratry 125 Class Secretary 10. PALASKI, GEORGE-Fratry 11, 125 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 115 Council Member 105 Homeroom Pres. 125 Senior Advisory Council 125 Basketball 10-.l.V., 11, 12-Varsity5 Football I0-1.V., 11-Varsity. PALATTELLA-, FRANK-Fratry 11, 12. PARDI, CLAUDE-Link Trainer Club 10. PISA-RELLI, MARY-Red Domino 105 Modern Dance 10, 11, 12. POMEROY, HELEN-Circle 125 Clio 11, 125 Celeriy 11, 125 Junior Fed Domino 105 Riding Club 105 Port Light 11, 125 Council Member 10, 11, 125 Carnival 115 Steering Committee 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 11,125 Tumbling 10, 11,125l.V. Basketball 115 Hockey 11. POND, NANCY-Clio 125 Biology Club 11, 125 Port Weekly 10, 11, 125 Red Domino 11, 125 Junior Red Domino 105 Spring Play 10, 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Inter-class Plays 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 115 Band 125 Future Teachers Club 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Volleyball 11. POWERS, ROSALIE-Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Tumbling 10, 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. PROTZMAN, JANE-Circle 125 Clio 125 Retort 125 Celerity 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Orchestra 10, 115 Port Light 11, 125 Port Weekly 11, 125 Homeroom Secretary 125 Carnival 10, 115 Nominating Comm. 105 Altman Board 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. PUMPHREY, PATRICIA-Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 125 Choir 105 Riding Club 10, 125 G.A.A. Riding Manager 125 Clio 12. PURDY, MILTON-Retort 11, 125 Football Il-J.V., 12-Varsity5 Track 10, 11, 12. RAMSAY, JOHN-Basketball 10-l.V., 11-Varsity. RENO, ALICE-Modern Dance 11, 125 Intramural Sports 11, 12. REZEK, JOSEPH-Circle 125 Clio 125 Retort 125 Homeroom Pres. 105 Treasurer 11, 125 Dance Comm. 105 Varsity Bowling 10, 11, 125 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football 11-l.V.5 Basketball Intramural 10, 11, 12. RIBAR, NATALIE-Clio 11, 125 Homeroom Secretary 115 Port Weekly 11, 125 Port Light 125 Riding Club 10, 115 Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Carnival 11, 125 Intramural Sports 0, 11, 125 Tumbling 10, 11, 12. ROBB, CURTIS-Port Light 125 Proiection Club 125 Football 11-J.V., 12-Varsity. RUTKOWSKI, DOLORES-Port Weekly 125 Modern Dance 125 Intramural Sports 12. SACCARECCIA, ALBERT-Fratry 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 2. 42 SADLER, MARION-6.0. President5 Steering Committee 12. SADLO, RICHARD-Carnival 10, 115 Link Trainer 125 Stage Crew 105 Football 10, 11, 12-Varsity5 Inter- class Basketball 10, 11, 12. SCHERMERHORN, JOHN-Homeroom Vice President 10, 11, 125 Fratry 11, 125 Carnival 115 Nominating Comm. Iii Dance Comm. 105 Assembly Comm. T25 Football 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity5 Basketball 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity5 Track 11, 12. SCHULTZ, WINIFRED-Clio 125 Port Weekly 11, 12-At Editor5 Port light 125 Junior Red Domino 105 Carnival Committee II, Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Art Club 11, 125 Tennis Club 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Dance Comm. 10, 11. SEERUP, DARRYL-Retort T25 Band 10, 115 Football 10, 11-J.V., 12-Varsity. SEGRAVE, ANN-Circle 125 Celerity 11, 125 Clio 11, 125 Port Light 11, 125 Choir 11, T25 Junior Red Domino Pres. 105 Red Domino 11-Sec., 12-Pres.5 Spring Play 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Spring Carnival 10, II, Modern Dance 11, T25 Biology Club 115 Inter-class Play T05 Tumbling I1, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. SHARP, RAYMOND-Senior Ball 12. SLATER, IRENE-Port Light 125 Tumbling 10, 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 125 Carnival Comm. 10. SLICKLEN, JAY FRANCIS-Port Weekly 115 Student Advisory Comm. 125 Port Light 125 Junior Prom Comm. 115 Senior Ball Comm. 125 Inter-class Volleyball 11. SPENCER, CHARLES-Band 10, 115 P.A. Club T05 Camera Club T05 Link Trainer 105 Football 12-Vorsity5 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. STEIN, VIRGINIA-Celerity T15 Secretary T25 Clio 125 Port Weekly 125 Port Light T25 Inter-class Plays 125 Spring Carnival 10, 115 Junior Red Domino, 105 Red Domino 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12, Council Alternate 12. STEWART, KATHLEEN-Port Light 12. STOWE, HAROLD-Homeroom Treasurer 10, 11, 125 Nominating Comm. 115 Carnival Comm. 115 Dance Comm. 10, 11, 125 Football 10-J.V., 11, 12-Varsity5 Inter-class Basketball 10, 11, 12. SWEDISH, BENJAMIN-Senior Ball Comm. 12. TETA, FRANCES-Homeroom Pres. T25 Port Light 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Senior Advisory Comm. 125 Junior Red Domino 105 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. WAGNER, WILLIAM-Circle 125 Retort 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Proiection Staff 10, 11, T25 Junior Red Domino 105 Stage Crew 105 P.A. Staff T05 Link Trainer 105 Intramural Sports 10, 11. WALKER, NANCY-Celerity 125 Clio 11, 12-President5 Circle T25 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 10, 125 Port Light 11, 12-Co-editor5 Student Council 115 Retort T25 Senior Advisory Council 125 Junior Red Domino Sec. 105 Red Domino 115 Carnival Comm. 105 Red Domino Vice-Pres. 12 Spring Play 115 Inter-class Play 105 Junior Prom Comm. 115 White Captain 105 Hockey 10, 11-J.V., 12-Varsity5 6.A.A. Modern Dance 10,11, 125 Tumbling 10, 11. WALTHER, SHARRDN-Celerity 11, President 125 Circle 125 Clio 11, 125 Retort 125 Student Council T27 Senior Advisory Comm. 12, Port Light 11, Co-editor 125 Homeroom Pres. 115 Junior Prom Comm. T15 Senior Ball T21 Cheerleader 11, 125 Modern Dance 11, 125 Tumbling 115 Riding 125 Hockey 11-J.V., 12-Varsity5 Basketball 11-J.V., 12-Varsity. WARD, KATHERINE-Choir 10, Secretary 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, Secretary 11, 125 Junior Red Domino 105 Red Domino 11, 125 Spring Play 105 Inter-class Play 115 Port Weekly T25 Port Light 125 Maiorette 11, Leader 12 Modern Dance 11, 12 lG.A.A.l5 Tumbling 10, 115 Sports Night Capt. 115 Hockey 11- J.V.5 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. WHITMDRE, CARYANNE-Celerity 11, 125 Circle 125 Clio 125 Inter-class Plays 10, Port Weekly 11, T25 Port Light, 11, 125 Modern Dance 10, 11, 125 Red Domino 10, 11, T25 Spring Play 115 Tumbling 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. WILSON, JEANNE-Port Light 125 Modern Dance 125 Tumbling 125 Intramural Sports 12. WDLFRAM, GAIL-Future Teachers ol America 12. WOOD, RICHARD-Student Council 115 Carnival 11. WURTZ, MARGARET-Celerity 11, 125 Circle 11, T25 Clio 125 Port Light 11, T25 Homeroom Pres. T05 Carnival, Co-Chairman of Program Comm. 115 Junior Red Domino 105 Inter-class Plays 105 Art Club Treasurer 115 Junior Prom Comm. 115 Senior Ball Comm. 125 Link Trainer 125 Junior Leader at Graduation 115 Blue Team Capt. 105 Cheerleader Captain 11, 125 G.A.A. President 125 Scholarship Comm. 115 Hockey 11-J.V., 12-Varsity5 Volleyball 12-Varsity5 Basketball 10-J.V., 11, 12- Varsity5 Modern Dance 105 Tumbling 105 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. YAKIMOICH, JOSEPH-Proiection Club 10, 125 Stage Crew 10, 125 Inter-class Basketball 10. ZAHN, GEORGE-Football 12-Varsity5 Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. ZEBROSKI, HAROLD-Class Treasurer 105 Carnival Comm. 11, 12. ZEMETRDV, HELEN-Homeroom Secretary 12. ZlRPOL0, VIRGIL-Proiection Staff 11, 125 P.A. Stalf 11, 125 Red Domino 12, Lighting 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 J.V. Football 115 Track Manager 10, 11, 12. ZURWELLE, DONALD-Clio 125 Port Light 125 Junior Red Domino 105 Red Domino 11, 125 Art Club 125 Theatre Club 12. Q6 Yiwu 'V as Xf x Now 031- X was P ULL CS 5, L. N' f'JX -N' I SENIGR CCC! C sr O 'ICN C from zoo' 4 sk Orcsm 45 Uor SPRING Almmg or the Big Year GLPL-o X f -lx env ss-I I- Q Ns S A .xx s O,ss:. W v'!. S 40 1 1 Z f 2 -if SPRING CARNIVAL As juniors the Class of 55 got its first taste of hard work while striv ing for a successful Spring Carnival We started preparing for the big day well in advance a Carnival steering committee was formed to help Mr Hendrickson and Chairman Len Utz with the tremendous task We elected homeroom chairmen and committees chose concessions and sold chance books the spirit of enthusiasm spread throughout the school Working knee deep in mud fit was raining remember7j we stayed late in the afternoon praying our luck would hold for another year and that Saturday would dawn bright and shining It didnt We awakened to a cloud filled s the next morning How ever although the ground was wer our spirits werent dampened The turn out was as large as ever and all had a great time . . . except nearly half of our junior class. They were experiencing College Boards for the first time. It wasnt easy to concentrate up there in 201 while the car parade beeped its way up Campus Drive officially opening the Carnival. It wasnt any easier when music shrieks and laughter drifted up from the football field. The music came from the loudspeaker on the band- stand' the shrieks from the House of Horrors which was Jo frightening that many small fry refused to enter' the laughter from the hundreds who traveled up and down the midway-especially from the student dunk. CWhy did everyone get such a kick out of seeing Miss Stierles brave homeroom students drenched and chattering?j As close-up time approached all flocked to the bandstand to watch the queen Patty Lynch being crowned. After clean-up everyone headed homeward tired but happy and satisfied because we had earned about Sl 200 for our class scholarships. 48 O0 xv-F UN IOR PRUM When the sun went down and the moon came out, the people all gathered in the cafeteria-or were we dancing on the deck of a Missis- sippi River showboat? After weeks of bending over paint cans and measuring walls, the murals were finally hoisted to the walls by our junior musclemen, led by the officers of the class, Pete, Roger and Brooksie. Sherry and the girls, handing out tape, racks, etc., attempted to be helpful. As the zero hour approached, there was a final rush of activity: white linen and red roses appeared on the tables, the last nail was hammered into the gangplankg streamers and lanterns were hung on the front terracel too bad it was windy! J, Genie staggered from the kitchen, leaving behind her tables covered with the culinary efforts of out junior girls . . . as usual, Nuzz brought the ice. All of a sudden the strains of Make Believe sounded invitingly, and couples began dancing. Chaperons and students, crowding the floor, swayed happily to the music of Showboat, At one enjoyable point in the evening, the saints came marching in-need we say more? fsee picturep As a climax to the most successful junior Prom in history Qwe made money! J, we crowned our king and queen, Genie and Bob. ,si- Eu.. vor vuauig iL GALE 1 ,, O06 fig -as Z is Ray Saulter Marron Sadler Cherry McClure Drana Kammerlohr 1:7 'CY G O CAMPAIGNS The GO for our senror year got underway wrth the electron campargns held thrs past Aprrl We had three partres runnrng two school backed and subsr drzed and a thrrd party supportrng a srngle wrrte rn candrdate What a campargn' Wrthout a doubt more work excrtement and good natured rrvalry went on rhrs year than ever before The Vrkrng Party managed by Brll Thompson and offerrng Pete Gale Cherry McClure Drana Kfrmmerlohr and Ray Saulter as candrdates set up a Vrkrng shrp rn the lobby and fought we vrkrngly OJ Joan Brooks Cyclones were on therr toes also The candrdates Roger Musselwhrte Helen Pomeroy Sue Dom and Eddre Lloyd plus the hard workrng supporters of the party put the Cyclone name on everyones lrps Remember what happened? The day before the electron a thrrd party was organrzed callrng rtself the Royal Purple Grbbons and usrng the name Runk as rts slogan Its srngle candrdate was Marron Sadler electron day we saw the two brg partres grve skrts and therr candrdates grve speeches and partrcrpate rn a panel drscussron 10h Nuzz what a hula'J The Runk candrdate gave hrs speech after the usual campargnrng was over We voted and suspense rergned untrl that evenrng at the Presrdents Ball when the wrnners were announced A great round of applause went up when the vrctorrous candrdates Drana Kammerlohr Ray Saulter Cherry McClure and Marron Sadler walked to the platform Cheers con gratulatrons and back slapprng' We had chosen well Q, -A-5 STUDE T COUNCIL As the new G.O. officers began to realize the tremendous jobs that lay ahead of them, they started to formulate plans for carrying out their campaign promises. We awaited Mr. Scott's arrival in the fall. Little did we know then, that he was to do more than live up to our expectations and that, through his suggestions and efforts, the structure of the Student Council would be reorganized in February. Meetings from that date on were to be held every Thursday during fourth period. Also at that time the council was to get a face lifting by being split up into various committees which would meet separatelyg this would mean more efficient operation. When june '55 hnally arrives, we will look back and review the many campaign promises and new ideas that were fulfilled. Our president, Marion, will always be remembered for his Assembly rise and his diligence in working for the Student Council. 1. The sale of GO. tickets hit a record high. 2. A new coke machine was installed in the cafeteria which now averages a proht of nearly S12 per month. 5. A Saturday morning program for the use of the gym facil- ities was introduced. 4. A recreation program which sponsors dances was insti- tuted. During basketball season, several of these dances were held after the games. 5. Waste baskets were set out so students could eat on the school grounds. 6. Plans were made for beautifying the school grounds. 7. A new constitution was drawn up and passed. 8. A booster club, the KUTSIP'S, sided in keeping up Port's team spirit. 9. A portable P.A. system was purchased. 10. Last but not least, assemblies for the year '55-'56 were planned by Vice-President Cherry and a special assembly com- mittee. 5, fn, STEERING COMMITTEE: Tom Wing, Pete Gale, Marion Sadler, Roger Musselwhite, Diana Kammerlohr, Genie Jacoby, Carol Sleght, Cherry McClure, Maura Nourquest, Ray Saulter. be iBort2UUeehIy Vol. XXVIX-No. 1-5 Friday, March 25. 1955 - - 1 - ED1TOR-IN-CHIEF n ,,,A ,,- ,,,,,. - ,,,,,,,, ., .... . -- ..., W ....,. Q ...,,.,,,, ,,,, B ARBARA BRINDL-EY Assistant Editor -- ,.,,,.... ...... ....,... - ..., - ..- A.........,. ---- Anne Loveland Managing Editor ,,,,,,.-.. ..... - ..,.,.A ., Y,.,,YY.....,YY.,v.... --- .... -.,.- ....... .,,,. - ..- Adelaide Farah NEWS STAFF News Editor ,,,, - ,.,..,.,.- ........, ........Y.., - -.. ..............,. .....,.i.......-- ..,. -..,,- Jean Klllam Copy Editor ,N-,.- ,.,,,, ..i ...,., - .,.,., -.- -...-,....a.,. ,... ,-..-- ,.... -mimi Heather Green Assistant Copy Editor -......- YYYV...A ... .,..,.. - ..... ...- Y.....v,.. -.... Y.... -.......... Ann Welngart Girls' Sports Editor N- .......... -- ..----..-- ....,.......,.,, - ...., - .Y..r, - ...r, -- ..., -....,.... Ann James Boys' Sports Editors .H .,.,. -- ..... -.,.- ........ em.-- ,,....... Seamus McGrady, Roger Musselwhite Feature Editor ..m..-....-...-.-,- ..r, -..-- .... -.-,- ....... i....-.-.-.,.--,. Bunny Dervin Exchange Editors Marilyn Smith Ginn Seifts .......-- ....... ,- Y... - ...v.............. -- ..,. .-...--.....,. , le Reporters - Barbara Terv-oe, Carolyn Hall. Grace Gaeta, Jessica Milkowskl, Cynthia Baldwin, Susan Brunn, Libby Dean, Nancy Ortlund, Michael McCaskey, Darilyn Zleg, Phyllis Weatherly, Florence Siegal, Katherine Mussen, Sue Humphrey, Mari- lyn Galgnat, Bruce Gourlay, Melissa Haynes, Lesley Griffin, Brenda Talbot, Mau- reen Conde, Normafn Macartney, Ann Schneider, Judy Fleet, ABT AND PHOTOGRAPHY Art Editors ..-.-.-i..............-.....------..Wlnnle Schultz, Sirje Helder Photography Editor Photography Sta!! - -- ..,.. -.. ..--... .Bruce Taylor - . ...Phil Richardson BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager - .,--c .. .,... - i, Barbara. Clark Assistant Business Manager Nancy Pond Advertising Manager Judy W, Robinson l1lY0llf MEDIUM' f - ,... -Cary Whitmore Adve rtlsing Sta!! Rachelle lane Kamlnerlohr, Kay Marbut, Jane Heldtman, Tockmian, Rose Mary Furth, Norma Eato, Barbara Burke, Stephen Waite, Peter Clark, Richard Chadwick. Circulation ------. .. -.. Chris Drake, Brenda Hartell FACULTY ADVISER ---------D..--.---.-. .. .... ,..M1'. J. A. MBCINTOSH 52 -9 .nv an -1 Keeptng the student body tnformed on school happentngs ts the mam lob of the Port Weekly By publtctztng school events and gtvtng credtt to de servtng students tn features such as Student of the Week and Player of the Week the paper plays an tmportant part tn school ltfe Thts sprtng after much constderatton the staff offi cers for the l95-4 55 Port Weekly were chosen Head tng the staff tn the posttton of edttor tn chtef ts Bar gatn the posttton ts the asststant edttor Wtth the expected addttton of many sophomores thc masthcad wtll swell tn the fall to tnclude a record breaktng tota The crystal ball told us that some of the Port Weekly functtons to come would be Mr Touch down USA a very successful dance over whtch Mr Touchdown and hts date would retgn the tradt ttonal Chrtstmas party and attending the Cotumbta Scholasttc Press Assoctatton Conference tn March A htghltght of the year wtll be the letter from Mr ohn Floherty well known author and restdent of Port Washtngton congratulattng the sttff on tts fine work Publtshtng a newspaper requtres the cooperatton of mtny people Among those vtho deserve spcctal recog if nttton are Adelatde Farah managtng edttor ean Ktllam news edttor Heather Green copy edttor and Barbara Clark bustness manager Sports coverage was excellent due to the efforts of Ann james Roger Musselwhtte and Seamus McGrady Bruce Taylor and Phtl Rtchardson should also be congratulated on thetr wonderful photographtc work The paper ts made posstble by the help and cooperatton of Mr A Maclntosh faculty advtsor Wcekly ts .1 week long job for tts edttors on Frtday asstgnments arc handed tn over the week end the asstgnments are rewrttten on Monday the layout ts started and asstgnments for the next tssue are gtven out Tuesday final changes are made tn the layout and tt ts sent to the prtnter Wednesday spectal staff meettngs are held on Thursday a fourth pertod class ts held to teach staff members the fundamentals of lournaltsm and the paper ts proofread at the prtnters tn Glen Cove Frtday the paper ts dtstrtbuted and the whole procedure ts repeated By servtng tts readtng publtc the student body to the best of tts abtltty the Port Weekly has had a very successful yetr 1 '94 ff' Q V ,y 46 n Y I . I f , . . .. I . A y . . Q J ' - ' , ' 4 , Q I h .. y . , . J v ' . ' U bara Brindleyg and Anne Loveland, the ftrst junior to Probably the most active club in school, the Port . , . ' ' f - ' ' ' : ' I ' A t v . . . , ' . L ' , . Y . . Q Q - . Y .Y . n . , 1- y . . . 9 , ' : . - ' g , I 9 .l . , , , K L . Y I . , . , Y Y 1 . ' ' - 7 Y- CIRCLE At the awards assembly for the 54 graduates the new members of Circle were announced Their first meeting was soon held and the following were President Bob Metzger Secretary Betty Lou Bowman Treasurer Roger Musselwhnte and Sergeant at Arms Chris Drake Plans were made for the fall imtiatlon of new members To be eligible a student must be a senior and must have obtained 100 points through his scholastic record and activities At the first big business meeting the members discussed plans for the next year In 54 55 the following ideas were to be completed establishment of a Crrcle honor study hall for fourth periods use of the conference room for members during their regular study periods use of gan-v the conference room for members during their reg ular study periods and the innovation of a reception desk in the mam lobby with members as information given for the date of the annual Circle Skip Day fit was later to be set for May 95 Members especially looked forward to this date on the calendar Bill Wagner was chosen to act as our representative to the many meetings of the Nassau County Honor Societies This group has formed a constitution and makes plans for rnter society functions Our chapter meets on Monday evenings at the homes of its members and Mr Kezar acts as the sptrlted facultv advlsor if g f i K P N f , . l 1 . . . elected to ofhciate: President Helen Pomeroy, Vice- guides to all visitors. At this time, suggestions were I Y s ' ' . ' : ' ' i , . 54 +C av' Q., ' 'T Wt, , 4, . ' L ,GZF1 , . 3 L gf, ' if GIRL 9 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO The annual Girls' Athletic Association banquet in june was an exciting time for many of our girls. Be- sides being served by Fratry boys, winning letters for the year's accomplishments and watching a satire on girls' sports, thirteen lucky girls discovered that they had been elected to serve on the 1954-1955 G.A.A. Right then and there these girls began planning to make their sport more popular and successful the fol- lowing year. Why, even before summer vacation started, the girls had a meeting with Miss F to decide upon dates, schedules and procedures for the next year's sports program. The highlights of this program were to be the publications of the G.A.A. News, Sports Night-and finally, to wind up their year's work, the Sports Banquet of 1955. As the pictures on this page show, the girls were to work enthusiastically for the G.A.A., and were con- stantly helped along the way by Miss Foehrenbach. They'd have to look far before finding a more won- derful advisor- Thanks, Miss F. Reading around the clock, from upper left, are the fol- lowing: President Peggy Wurtz, Advisor Lee Foehren- bach, Vice-President Ann james, Hockey Manager Nancy Walker, Riding Manager Pat Pumphrey, Volley- ball Managers Mary Williams and Mary Lou Teta, Bas- ketball Manager Gene jacoby, Secretary joan Biscaro, Cheering Co-Captains Chris Drake and Sherry Walther, Archery Manager Betty Lou Bowman, Softball Manager Arlene Hooper, Modern Dance Managers Jeanne Carl- son and Kay Ward, Tennis Manager Sandie McBrian. 4Missing from picture-Tumbling Manager Helen Pomeroyl. 3 1 . 3,,. X44 'lbw 35 f 0 J 'J r .NA :Yue-.nj-Spir--'xt-an Cuff Nuzz .Z Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port BASEBALL SCORES West Hempstead Hicksville .. Hicksville Sea Cliff ........ Roslyn ........... Great Neck Mineola ..,..... Glen Cove Manhasset .. Great Neck Mineola ........ Manhasset .. Garden City Glen Cove Garden City BASEBALL AND TRACK Turning in one of their best records in the last few years the Port baseball team compiled an overall record of 10 wins and 5 losses The Blue and Whites league record was 7 and 5 we lost our chance for the North Shore Championship by losing the last two games to Garden City The Port Nine was loaded with slugging and pitching talent only two seniors were on the team With the experience and ability of almost all of last years squad Coach Rogo can expect his 55 team to be pennant contenders The cinder men came through with a fairly successful season too Under the direction of Coach Costello the boys could be seen daily on the field practicing diligently In the NSAI. Track Championship Bill Brown won the only gold medal for Port a first in the high jump and jay Purdy competed in the All State Finals at West Point in the 770 yard dash Another bright spot in Ports track picture was the fine performance of our 880 yard relay team it placed second among all the schools on Long Island 56 GIRLS SPRING SPORTS SOFTBALL Although the softball team s record rsnt much to look at the grrls fought rrght up to the end of each game The teams coach Mrss Far mer was 1 student teacher from NYU ARCHERY Sparked by two up comtng senxors Betty Lou Bowman and Jeanne Carlson the arch ery team had a terrrfxc year To fmrsh off the season qualrfymg members shot at the Hempstead Lake Park Meet There agaln Betty Lou showed her skxll by wmnxng a target prrze TENNIS The tenms team under the capable hand of Mrss Mallett had a very successful season Even though rt was necessary to share the courts wrth the rumor hugh on the days we h d them the matches were well attended F A I. I. Klckzng 017 for 54 55 2255 o 0 9 D ff fs X I 0 3 Sgiff' IQ, FR TRY With the coming of brisk fall weather, Fratry jackets begin to appear cverywhcre This boys service organization, established in l976 has grown in im portance over the years Its good reputation has been continued under the competent leadership of the ftcult advisor, Mr Geor e Horton Y The cooperation of members with President Roger Musselwhite, Vice President Paul Nuzzolese, Secretary Peter Fatizzi and Treasurer Pete Gale has proved most productive in the performance of Fratrys many sided program Foremost among its activities is the sale of refreshments at football and in the Red Cross Bloodmobile program, and collects tickets at concerts In service to the schools, the members act as guides at the open house for parents ticket collcctors at school functions, ind waiters at the girls sports banquet On the entertainment side the organization sponsors the ever popular talent assembly won this ycar by the Four Diamonds The Fratry Dance is always one of the seasons financlal and social successes The program is rounded out by the presentation of awards in various fields This fall Betty Lou Bowman received the Fratry Cup given to the best performer in the mter class plays As gradua for achievement in scholarship and athletics The Fratry Sportsmanship Award will be given to the senior boy who has displayed the highest degree of sportsmanship The organization winds up its work year by giving a gift either to the school or to a charity For us the title Fratry has become a symbol of service and character were proud of it 1 .. , ' , . basketball games. As a community service, Fratry aids tion nears, a senior boy and girl will receive awards , ' Y Organized in 1929, Celerity, the girls' service or- ganization, has been known for its service to the school and community. As the girls counterpart to Fratry, Celerity has lived up to its motto, Service to the School and Community, through assisting at many school and community functions. Officers for this year are President Sherry Walther, Vice-President jane Protzman, Secretary Ginger Stein, and Treasurer Genie Jacoby. Under their lead- ership the activities of Celerity are progressing quite smoothly. To start off its busy year, Celerity held an acquaintance tea for sophomore girls to introduce them to the school's various activities and clubs. The next major task for the club was preparing the Christ- mas baskets for the community Santa Claus. The date for the Skaters Waltz-the annual Celerity hop-has been set for February 22, and singer Tommy Furtado has promised to appear. The proceeds of the dance will go as usual to the Mildred Piazza Memorial Can- cer Fund in memory of Mrs. Piazza, former advisor of the club. Climaxing the year, Celerity girls will serve at the Senior Banquet and usher at the bacca- laureate service and the graduation exercises. Through- out the entire year, members of the club may be found collecting tickets and handing out programs at plays, concerts and lectures. The girls are also on hand to help out at such events as the 'open house, card parties, and the Red Cross Blood Bank. Each girl must participate in five activities a year, and some earn as many as ten checks for the work they do. To become a member of Celerity a girl must be a junior or senior and have an S+ or H average, she must also be an active member of three school organizations. By setting such high standards, the club is sure of getting the best workers for members. Under the skillful guidance of Mrs. Graham, high standards and hard work have upheld the ideals of Celerity. CELERITY HFS IUNIOR CELERITY yoined junior Qelerity They elccted the following ohiccrs President Sue Rilcy Vice President Rosamond Blakeslec Secretary Betsy Ingley md Treasurer Helen Harding With Mrs Graham and 1 counseling group from Celerity the girls began making plans to help usher at school and community functions and to ctrry out 1 service project of their own UNIOR RED DOMINO unior Rcd Domino is our exclusively sophomore dramatic organization Credits which ire given to members for participation in club activities go toward membership in Red Dommo At their monthly meetings the club often puts on plays for the entertain ment of its members lt also manages ticket sales and publicity for the schools dramatic programs The officers are President Judy Tangerman Vice President Sheila Kane and Secretary udy Stewart 7 J , V A an in N' , l C: ' a . T ' - - Z 1 , Q, A 'xl' ' , ,, f.N it v- -' ' Y ' . ,- ' f I g ' . - , ' .W I 3 n, ' A This fall, many sophomore girls, active in two clubs and maintaining a 2.5 average, ' ' ' ' ' rl A . r' y A fs 2 ' ' s , ' . ' L ., , v f . , y 1 . ' ,D A . t L A 7 7 i , 75 4 L D ., '1 2 ' i' ' ' . I t I . V , . - . . RED DOMINO Our drama club, through its many productions, has fulfilled its main purposeg namely, to enable the students to participate in all phases of dramatics. This year, to carry out its aim, Red Domino started out by sponsoring the inter-class play contest. This gave Students of all classes a chance to participate in dramatics. In February Red Domino plans to present Arsenic and Old Lace, a favorite of all theater goers. Already Adelaide, Betty, Ann and Company can be seen, dazedly walking through the halls with their 110525 buried in the scripts. By participating in this and other productions, students who are not already mem- bers, are earning credit towards membership in Red Domino. ran, f f As a function of Red Domino the Theatre Group was formed this year and imme drately chose Richie New man as its president and Dm Zurwclie 25 Secretary Treasurer So far this year the group has seen quite 1 number of plays, and is planning to attend ewen more before the year is out Red Domino is perhaps one of the most interesting and active clubs in the school because of the enthusiasm of its faculty adxisor Doc Ehre combined with the efficiency of its oihcers President Ann Segraxe Vice President Nancy NX alker and Secretary Treas urer udy Birslty A xote of thinks to ill of them , . . V . . V . . - - - . . . 1 ' . E . . v I Y. .. H . V. . . v v . --Q ' . Y . - . I V 7 Y - 1 i L ' ' V . fy V , . I . . . - . INTER CLASS PLAYS Sophs yumors and senlors competed wnth each other thls year rn the tradmonal mter class play contest Although all three classes gave excellent performances the senxors came out on top wrth thelr productlon of Grants SIHIIS As a result of her actlng ln thls play Betty Lou Bowman was awarded the Fratry Cup The jumor and sophomore casts judgmg from the Jobs they dld thus year w1ll make competrtlon m future 1nter class play contests very keen STAGE CREW Under Mr Helltms guldance the stage crew does the be hmd the scenes work that makes all of our plays and assem I ma ,114 .4 ff wif lalagg, , I 4 I X f P! blnes posslble A precedent was started last year by rewardmg N therr labors wnth specially deslgned letters and membershrp IU f Red Dom1no Q Xl 'S f Mg' .ff Q fr ff I llff jizz f 4 fl!! 'Z I Y . ,SW o WN l fdflm U f ,4- ,Q X if IU 9 X-xsv SQ 1 f ' ' , X . - I U . . 1 t , - . , ' I F Q I r A . . , . . H '4 ' . .1 '7 q ' 4 . 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Qgliig U '-' -6- ie- me - -X S ,- L ' xx ' hx E-nh ,xt 4' 4'41' 3, - A 4 ,E '14 Y A 4--H - 'E K i53i5fGfiE.E..i?f2l?Ji3i?.53:2132:RRI-323I-T-'I4?5. .'5E.'1.1?:3'-32232!!.I 5?:3x.c-visxxxgwm2315.1-mafiastir:g. gy, '- LQ4 - , if Sf ssssQQsSN'X g- - I A N AA Q 'ixsbegasss .,.x ' CLIO Clro IS Port Hrghs honorary hnstory club and has the largest membershrp rn any group rn the school Many new members havmg obtamed hrgh enough hrstory marks were mrtrated thrs fall The old members thoroughly enjoyed the 1n1t1at1on skrts whrch ranged from the mrdmght ride of Paul Revere to the McCarthy Censure Commrttee Under the gurdance of the faculty advrsor Mrs ohnson meetmgs are held the first Monday of each month Members takrng over as monthly chairmen have given the club some very rnterestrng programs to date Mr Mannrng a staff wrrter from Tmze Magazine has spoken to us on Ernest Hemrngway and we have seen slides from apan and Korea Of course one of the mam toprcs of conversatnon at meetmgs has been the plannmg of Clxos annual sprrng trrp At thrs polnt a debate IS still golng on to determine whether the members w1ll v1s1t West Polnt or take a boat rlde around Manhattan Island Clros actrvrtres also extend to the school rn general For Unrted Natnons Day rt presented an assembly wrth a speaker from UNICEF and two movres rllustratmg the work thrs orgamzatron and the World Health Organrzatlon are domg rn Morocco and Afghanrstan Therefore Clro takes IIS place wrth the other worthwhrle clubs rn Port Hrgh through nts servrce both to nts members and to the school CLIO OFFICERS PRESIDENT Nancy Walker VICE PRESIDENT Helen Pomeroy SECRETARY Betsy Frost US HIS . . ly . J , 4 E ' . , ' I TREASURER .......s.......... Ed Hoffman . . I J . . l , I A - I Q h 0 lv I -l A A Toa- PRESIDENT ay Purdy VICE PRESIDENT Brooks Dorn SECRETARY Cherry McClure TREASURER Mara, n Gumbrecht lk.-I RETORT Once agaln students were seen balanctng the perenmal beaker and crles of Knock knock ltsten to the retort were heard for the honorary sclence club was holdlng 1ts fall rmtmnons Students are admltted to Retort by mvrtanon rf they have good scrence marks 'md have taken bnology physlcs md plan to or are takmg chemistry Retort was formed rn December of 1976 by Mr Puckett who sttll acts as faculty advisor Thxs year the club rs celebratrng tts tvx enty fxfth btrthday Meetmgs are held monthly and at th1s nme mdt vrdual talks are gn en by members The group has made plans for a trlp to C Penney s IH the sprrng FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Students constdermg teachmg as a vocatlon have become very tnterested rn Port Hlgh s new club Future Teachers of Amerrca Membetshlp IS based on earnestness and s1ncer1ty rn wantmg to become a teacher and IS lnmtted to junxors and senxors Indlvtduals have vrsrted the Flower H111 School and have observed classes there for a full day Thts year the alms of the club have been accomplxshed under the leadershlp of the officers and Mrs Corson the advtsor Besrdes vrsttrng the grades they have had guest speakers and attended jomt meetings of the Future Teachers of Long Island 66 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Averrl Olsen SECRETARY Cynthia Mason FACULTY ADVISOR Mrs Corson 5. ' 4 ' 9 f - v ' ,- ,, f I K W txy. fy-ls if s 9 f f A I I . - . . , , 7 7 . . . , . I . l . . 1 4 , I , I , . - . , . . . Y. I Y- . . . .- ' s , . , . Y ' Y VARSITY FOOTBALL Led by a hard driving backhcld and 1 rugged line the 1954 version of mc Port grid mtchinc engt neered as usual by Lotch Lostcllo compiled 1 re spectable record of four wins and three defeats Ports otherwise successful season was marred by two heart breaking defeats which could have gone either way Port started the season off on the wrong foot as it dropped its first game in eight years 7 6 to a good Garden City team which then went through the re marnder of the season undefeated The next Saturday told a different story as Port took a hard fought 13 7 win from Manhasset in 90 degree weather This win was the start of a three game winning streak in which the Blue and White conquered Westbury 43-0 and Oceanside 35-0. At this point in the season Port met a determined Farmingdale squad who were intent on avenging an upset victory by Port last year. The Dalers capitalized on a few Blue and White mistakes and were forced to hold the losers on the one foot line in the remain- ing seconds of the game in order to gain an unimpres- sive 12-9 win. The following week the Costellomen played their best game of the season by defeating our arch rivals and Triple-A team Great Neck 53-7. The team could do nothing wrong in the last half at which time they scored 26 points to break a 7-7 halftime tie. Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port 1 4 3 6 SCORES Garden City Manhasset Westbury Oceanside Farmingdale Great Neck Glen Cove hnished the football season as it had started it-by losing to Glen Cove 18-2. The team played well but was just outplayed by the faster Triple-A team. In losing the final game of the season to the Covers Port for the first time this season lost to a better team. The junior Varsrtys sub par record of one win three losses and two ties can be rightly attributed to a pronounced lack of experienced players The major ity of Coach Hortons squad were first year players and although they displayed fine team spirit their more experienced opponents often outplayet. them The squad was thoroughly initiated to the football wars by the Garden City V which soundly de feared them 70 0 A week of concentrated practice almost paid off for the team as the Manhasset In dians managed to gain a 6 6 tie in the waning seconds of the game In their next game the V encountered a third string varsity team from Westbury who taught them a little more football at the expense of a 20-6 loss. Oceanside provided the next test for the .V. who seemed to improve not deteriorate with each defeat. Coach Horton's boys blew a 21-0 lead and were forced to settle for a 21-21 tie with the Sailors. Great Neck had too much speed and depth for Port, and easily defeated the game but ineffective Blue and XX'hite players, 20-6. In the final event of the season, the J.V. could go nowhere but up, and up they went by handing Farmingdale an impressive l UN IOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Port Port Port Port Port Port 2 2 0 6 6 6 Garden City Manhasset Westbury Oceanside Great Neck Farmingdale 25-7 shellacking. With a year of experience under their belts, next year's squad should have more suc- cess. TENNIS SOCCER Soccer was new thrs year both to Port Hrgh and many of the boys who went out for the team Yet through the patnence and fme coach mg of Mr Goodwm and the terrlflc sprrxt of the squad the boys ended thc season wrth a successful rccord We won our first game wlth Manhasset As a result of thrs v1c tory the team garned a great deal of self confidence and went on to fnnrsh the season wnth a record of three wms two losses and one tre The two losses were suffered at the hands of Sea Clrff and Great Neck both very experrenced teams The lone t1e was wrth Mmeola Brooks Dorn was the soccer teams first captam and Norman Kear d1d a fine job as manager Twenty boys of the twenty seven man squad recerved thexr letters Many of the startxng eleven wrll return next season therefore there rs a very good chance that the skull and experrence acqurred th1s season wlll lead to an even more prosper ous one next year Port Port Port Port Port Port Port TENNIS SCORES Sea Clrff Manhasset Great Neck Glen Cove Garden Clry Farmmgdale Port Port Port Port Port Port 5 Sea Clrff Manhasset Great Neck Glen Cove Garden Clty Farmmgdale The Port Hrgh tenms squad com pleted nts regular season by defeat mg Farmingdale 5 0 Perhaps thus was an rndrcatnon of better thmgs to come for the boys next year Coach Brown worked thas fall wlth a team consrstmg prtmartly of soph omores and yunrors who rmproved a great deal as the games progressed Wrnmng about half of therr matches the boys placed Hfth rn an extremely competrtrve league ' ' 5 ' ......... 0 5 ' ............ 0 5 , 2 Roslyn ............... 3 Port 5 Roslyn ............... 0 ' ' 1 ...... 4 1 ...... 4 ' ' ' 0 5 0 5 ' - 5 ...... 0 5 ...... 0 . 0 ' O O ' 5 5 ' 0 ' . 0 7I Roberta Bxddle Ann james Nancy Knoblach Genie jacoby Peggy Wurtz Sherry Walther Cherry McClure Arllnc Hooper lngy Eckberg Madelxne Boukourls and Nancy Walker VARITY' HOCKEY Y u pc Jplc who dont hockey mly DUI rc1l1Lc what thc mcmbcrs of thc tt 1m went through 1rdcr to urn the NlI'SlI Il lhc blflb worked lllfll 1nd st1ycd l1tc If lll of the pr1ct1ces Onc ol thc tnost 1mport1nt f1ctors that wcnt tow 1rds our excellent record wls the get up 1nd go feellng th1t t lch g1rlh1d when enterlng 1 game It WIS necessary for us to come from behlnd IU one of these games and only 1 team wrth real Splflt and fight could have done thns Our thanks go to Nancy Walker man agcr who got us out for practxces and to M1ss F whose help and encouragement at the r1ght t1me made thc tntle of undefeated pos snb e VARSITY SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Port HlLkSV1ll6 Port Oyster Bay Port Great Neck Port Manhasset Port Fr1ends Academy HOCKEY unror Vars1ty too leaves a rec ord to be proud of yes a record whrch was the result of many hours of techn1qu1ng and st1ck work The ma1or1ty of the glflS on V were new to hockey and had a lot to learn Even so they proved them selves able to keep up wxth thc skrlled veterans that they played w1th lt IS unusual for a group of gxrls w1th so l1ttle experlence to de velop mto a team w1th a perfect record not one goal scored agunst them' Inc1denta1ly th1s was thc first season that Mlss F can remembcr rn wh1ch both the Vars1ty and jun 1or Vars1ty teams emerged vncto r1ous from every game 1n whnch they played Port Port Port Port Port HlCkSVlllC Oyster Bay Great Neck Manhasset Frrends Academy Florence Sengel Helen Hardrng Drane Rohn jane Ingley Betsy Ingley Nancy Roome Karla Klumpp Mananne Bendnks Mary McAll Kay Marbut Myrna Speck Ruthxe Markle Drana Donald Sue Dorn and Bobby n johnso o 't ' ' ' play . . 5 . .L f. , in 1 ' '1 ' '1 'y Atle. 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I a 1 ' Q s . , ' - V , f . 72 RIDI C WINNERS OF THE HORSE SHOW Azlzfzmccf l HelenH.1rd IDS, 7 M1fllyHGL1mbfLLhE 5 Dxnl or1 Ifzlcrmedlale II u Wujer 7 Pr1sL1ll1 Kcrz udy Fleer Ifzlcwzcffmla l l Debby ORc1lly 7 Pxull Vm Bodebrrnen 5 Bonnle Clxrk Iiegnmcfr l me Hudtmln 7 me Prorzman Helen Nolxn The RlCllUg Club mfxmged by PM Pumphrey completed 1 xery successful semson mth IIS annual horse show on Noxember ll We rode rhls yelr 1r Rue F1rms nn Huntington The smble was well equxpped mth good horses mdoor md outdoor rmgs md flCldS The begmners recelved nnsrrucnons md some of the more ulx mud gurls uen hui 1 fus lessons IH jumpmg VOLLEYBALL I nnlcr the Qomhnnul rxlnnrs of M ny Wlllxrms and lhrllfj lou lan xollnyblll proxu rn hc A wry populrr sporr rlus yur Along, muh the Lllss rums in All Star Tc 1m xx IS mn ro L N lhc rc 1m xx IS mule up of sin o s ll c rx lug scluo rums mxuul ro me x. 73 IN T E R... lldllfl Throu 11 the Year I f N 514 0 . I ' ,'j'.2 A' X s X S f . w, , I 93' KJ Qu' . 5 .1 , i I -ilk , N-:Z-Qezf Q' y' 4 I X E 'K M 1 L it 9 If-' 5' 04' 14 fn ' 44 A N 4 9' a D 5 F' 1 vf s- x XX n V u , 45. 'P 43? 'Nf 1 A' P ' ,L I ' fix I NH' .1 ,, Z2 iw' a.?, ,L , I Q 3 l rf f 1 ., 1 1 'f'7 xfx ,. MJ Yi. 4 fl -fb' 1. Y ' I- P I Sfa iru f fl rj Pt fam fo flu' S J 'ggi' and Pete SENIOR BALL Stairway to the Stars -what memories that song will bring back to us in the years to come! As the theme of our Senior Ball, we danced to its strains in the star-filled ballroom of the North Hempstead Country Club. Roy Darnell provided the musicg highlights of the evening were the dixieland concert and group singing. We crowned Pete Fatizzi king, and Peggy Wurtz queen of this ball, which was the greatest success in history. Over a hundred and Hfty dollars was made by the class for our Senior Banquet. Credit for the ball's success goes primarily to jay Slicklen, Roy Sharp, Pete Gale, Chris Drake, and Peggy Wurtz. 1. s v . 1 X iw Bal K Committee i ORCHE TRA AND CHOIR Port Nxfrshlngton 5 All Sehool Oreheetrx hrs hld mother hne yexr under the dlreetlon of Mr Peter Mesrobrrn 'Ihe oreheStr1 Pllyld If All Sttte Competltlon reeerung 1 hlgh mtlng mmy of 1tS member eompeted lIld1NldLlllly wrth gre tt sueeess A high 5pot of the yenr was the Boston trrp w hneh some of the memhe-rs mlde rn order to pity rn the Atl lntle Se1bo'1rd Festrvll The Ofglfllllfllbfl 1S plmmng to ehmtx the yexr with ln rnnuxl eoneert md IS rehexrsmg meme rxnglng from show und populrr tunes to the he urer eI1Ss1e1l seorcs Mclodlous Strung 1nd ehords hue rlso mued forth from the ILILIIIUHLIIU every Wed nesdry 'lhursdiy 1nd Ffldly hIhe5e utterlnees of the mrsters were the result of hrrd work from the iehool ehorr under the dlreetlon of Mr George Christopher 'Ihe ehoxr performed If the Port glIlLI,LI'b C hrlstm 18 show the bxnd eoneert md VUIOLIS other xffurs This yexrs ofheers were M lLiC.lLlHC BOlll'iOlII'lS president Ixry Wlrei md me Monroe seeretnrles w.m'm '11 voygprr 4-1 4, 77 N rx ' r ,lv R I r. ., Fw , --A. . ,N l N M u x ,. . 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I 4 A -'T M X- my ' X Lxterary Staff EDITORS IN CHIEF Sherry Walther and Nancy Walker ART EDITOR Betty Lou Bowman SENIOR WRITE UP EDITOR Gene Jacoby CLASS HISTORY EDITOR Peggy Wurtz SENIOR SECTION EDITOR Cherry McClure CLUB EDITOR Chrls Drake GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR Ann ames BUSINESS EDITOR Gorden Llnder Barbara Brmclly Barbara Clark Angela Davis Bob Dohm Sue Dorn Pete Gale 1m Gxlbert Heather Green Betsy Ingley ane Ingley Doug Kxrkpatnck Charlie Lew1s Ann Loveland Cy nthna Mason PORT Se tmus McGr1dy Bob Metzger Dlnl Mor1 Avcrll Olsen N my Pon me PIOILIUIII ly Purdy joe Rezek Curt Robb udy Stew 1rt Kay Ward Mary Wnllxams Mary Ann Young Our thanks to Mr Brown s sexenth and enghth perrod IYPISIS ' ........................ J BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR ...... Roger Musselwhite g I Ll ' d ' ' J' ' li A P I jg I 5 I 6 . . J L I V 4 l . . 78 BUSINESS STAFF ADVERTISING Judy Barsky Wendy Bur roubhs Susan Dorn Betsy Frost Marilyn Galgnat Bruce Gourlay Brenda I-Iartell Judy P Robmson Nancy Roome Rosemary Wlnes Wllma Gro basky and Sue Wudmger SALES Wendy Burroughs Barbara Gruen Brenda Hartell Florence Boynton V1rg1nla Crock ett Michael McC,askey Nancy Der1u Lesley Grxf fin Al Saccareccm Paul Ersler Jane Ingley M1ch acl Golrnsky Margaret Mamet Judlth Perkms ay Sllcklcn Dolores Baranello Glenda Remsen Warren Leonard Dobson McGook1n Florence Starr Carol Young Betty Munyon Mary Lou Tera BUSINESS TYPING STAFF Elvlra C1l!'dUllO lnct Dlugoleckl Barbara Eaton Evelyn Faulk udy Flynn Pat Kohler Erlecn Kotr Nellaura Lane Ga1l Lxndoerfcr Mary Ann Salerno Rose Salerno Kathleen Stewart Francis Tetx al M1ssSchawaroch Mr Hellems Mr Schafer BUSINESS MANAGERS ADVERTISING MANAGER Patrlcla Gaffney LIGHT SALES MANAGER Pr1sc1lla Ketz ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER Judy LeVeen ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER Judy W Rob1nson ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER Business Stal? Diana Donald N-B 5 ll In ll P. A. When the four chimes ring out at the end of third period, or when you hear Atten- tion please, special announcement in the middle of a class, chances are that you are not aware that someone is Hipping switches and adjusting rheostats. Both are necessary PROJ ECTION CLUB The Projection Club is a unique organiza- tion in this school. Composed of both boys and girls, it operates with no large meetings and has no officers. As the club functions through the individual, only a few informal discussions are held during the year concern- ing problems and how to solve them. Not only do the members show movies to their respective classes, but many give up study halls and shop periods to show movies to other classes. To qualify as a projector operator, each member must pass a test on the machinery. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Young, the faculty advisor, the club is rapidly achieving its goal of having an operator in every class, the cry, Can't anyone in this room run the projector? , is gradually dis- appearing. evils to be accomplished before the voice of your student announcer or Doc reaches your ears. The someone in front of the boards is an unsung hero-a member of the P.A. Club. In fact, most of the work done by these men of electronics goes unpubli- cized. Here's hoping that 1956 will have a group as helpful and efficient as these loyal lads have been this year. LIBRARY CLUB This winter most of us have been frequent inhabitants of the library because of the notorious senior themes. While there we have had a good chance to observe the work of the members of the Library Club. We'x'e seen them busily working among the books, checking and shelving. Their work is not limited to these two jobs, for their duties also include typing, checking mail, and tak- ing charge of the desk. Everytime one of us receives an overdue book notice, we are re- minded of the work done by these girls, and their faculty advisor, Mrs. Begeneau. 5 LINK TRAINER The members of Link Trainer, instructed by Mr. Mcllhenney, are taught the four fundamental flight maneuvers-straight and level flight, the climb, the glide, and the ILIIHS. These maneuvers are then used in making flight patterns. In addition some work is done on radio procedure. Although the link trainer never leaves the ground, it reacts in almost exactly the same way as would a real plane. The only differ- ences between the link and a plane are that the instrument indications are used as guides instead of the visible horizon, and as of now no one has gotten air sick in the link. The club has had a very successful year due to the skillful teaching of Mr. Mcll- henny and increased student participation. BAND AND MAIORETTE This years band has certainly maintained the high standard our school has held in music for many years Our officers have played an important part in making the numerous activities of the band so successful Cherry McClure acted both as president and student conductor Pat Pumphrey Susan Riley and im Mason capably kept the books and records The annual concert held March 17th vsas one of the best vue ve heard in a long time Colorima was ence and everyone especially enyoyed Lherrys clar inet and Bill Wagners flute Besides this the band also gave a commemorative concert for the immortal ohn Phillip Sousa played at the Mineoli Fair and at Home football games performed btforc other high s hools ind plins as usual to lead the Memorial Day Parade Aside from activities here in Port some members went to the long Island Sectional and All State festi vals All this could not be possible without the able direction of our conductor Mr George A Christo pher This past fall Kay Ward led the sparkling group of mayorettes who have displayed their talents during the halves of home football games and in pep assem blies Magoretting has gained a great deal of impor tance durim, the last year The GO has granted ment all of which they had previously paid for them selves Teaching the art of twirling has even been undertaken in the yunior high The growing interest in this activity has increased the number of majorettes to eight The mayorettes of 55 have left their mark in that they have established mayoretting as a permanent part of the Girls Athletic Association L Y ' I ' I ' . , - . . ' . ' , . - , '. ' . 1 ' ' Y ' ' - ' ' A A . 1 U i- ' A Y . . . one of the pieces most widely acclaimed by the audi- money to the girls for uniforms, lessons and equip- , L ' ' V Q ' , L ' ' I - J , 1 . ' I' 1 f , 1 A . V .V A U ' 82 Mac Varsnty Lhenrleadcrs L44 4 mmm J V C heerleadars Nance Peg Geme Janie Chris Dina 83 Sherry Musselwhite, Schermerhorn, Palaski, Gale, Pollock, Lincoln, Mr. Costello, Ray Saulter, McGrady, Blakeslee, Deater, Gilbert, Nuzzolese, Ron Mullon, Lloyd, Metz- ger, Dohm. Port 52 Hicksville ......... ........ 4 6 Port 65 Sea Cliff ....... ........ 6 0 Port 71 Roslyn ............... ........ 4 2 Port 54 Farmingdale ........ ........ 5 5 Port 43 Garden City ........ ........ 4 2 Port 52 Great Neck ........ ........ 4 5 Port 46 Mineola ............ ........ 6 3 JOHN SCHERMERHORN- Big jawn, steady scorer JIM GILBERT-clutch player BOB METZGER-team's high scorer 84 VARSITY AND The Port High Cagers finished the 1954-55 basketball sea- son in a brilliant, almost story-book fashion when they came from behind to beat Garden City, 57-55, in a double overtime period. Unfortunately, the spark that was present in that game did not prevail for the entire season, but there were many other moments which shall be remembered. For example, out of the four pre-league games, the Blue and White took the first three and lost to Farmingdale by only one point in overtime. Remember when we broke Garden City's five game winning streak to amaze the N ewrday sports writers? You can bet the championship Mineola five had a scare when they found themselves behind four points at the halftime, 27- 235 but that night luck was not with the Costellomen as Bob Dohm sprained his ankle when he was playing perhaps the best he had all season. Bob Metzger scored a high of 135 points in 14 games. Port 43 Manhasset ........ ....... 6 O Port 42 Glen Cove ............. ....... 4 7 Port 62 Great Neck ......... ....... 4 9 Port 49 Mineola ......... ....... 6 5 Port 47 Manhasset ........ ....... 6 7 Port 46 Glen Cove ........ ....... 7 3 Port 57 Garden City ......... ....... 5 5 BOB DOHM-playmaker . V. BASKETBALL Dohm, in his third year of Varsity play, followed with a total of 105, and jimmy Gilbert was third with 93 fthe last two of which won the Garden City game for usj. Coach Horton's j.V. squad enjoyed a most successful season by winning nine and dropping only four games. Improving as the season progressed, the Port j.V. won games from Great Neck and Mineola, which, along with Garden City, were the only teams able to defeat them. Although there is no junior Varsity league, Port and Garden City shared the top position. This is the second year in a row that Coach Horton has directed a first place team. Chris Gale was hig hscorer of the season for j.V., with a game average of 10.4. Playmaker Howie Gibbons and foxy Frank Cifarelli, along with second high scorer Noel Certain 18.6 per game j and starters Kirkman and Kirkpatrick, are to be congratulated on their fine job. Saulter, jegers, Kezar, Perricone, Kirkpatrick, Kirkman Markland, Mr. Horton, Gibbons, Newton, Gale, Szabo Cifarelli, Dell. Port 42 Hicksville ........ ......... 2 7 Port 46 Manhasset ......... .......... 3 8 Port 56 Sea Cliff ........... ......... 4 6 Port 62 Glen Cove ......... .......... 5 6 Port 30 Roslyn ................... ......... 2 2 Port 56 Great Neck ........... .......... 5 0 Port 38 Farmingdale ............ ......... 3 3 Port 46 Mineola .......... .......... 4 5 Port 57 Garden City ............ ......... 5 0 Port 64 Manhasset ......... .......... 5 8 Port 44 Great Neck ......... 57 Port 36 Garden City .........., .......... 4 4 Port 47 Mineola ........... ......... 5 0 AL POLLOCK-only junior letterman PETE GALE-springy pivot man RON MUSSELWHITE-hustling ball hawker PAUL NUZZOLESE-strong rebounder 'Z T L. VV' i i If 'Pears as if we got that jump! YOU Idl U11 foach' BOWLING Mr. Seeber, Richie Sadlo joe Rezck Finn Klingenberg, Bill Moores joe Newman, Morris johnson The sound of crashing pins echoed forth from the Strath- more alleys every Thursday. The keglers were from Port High -our bowling team. Although their final record was not out- standing, the team did, at one time, manage to hold onto sec- ond place. We were especially proud of Richard Sadlo, who placed seventh in the Long Island Tournamentg joe Rezek, who had it team high score of 189, and Bill Moores, who had the teams highest series with scores totaling 471. Mr. Seeber, their coach, was able to award seven letters this year. The lettermen were the following: joe Rezek, Bob Douglass, Bill Moores, joe Newman, and Dick Sadlo, Morris Johnson, and Finn Klingenberg. 86 1 'N YA: 5 X, 'F '9 VARSITY Ptrdon us If we brag but we eonstder nt qulte tn achxevement for our glrls to h we not only an undefetted hockey term but tn undefeated basketbrll squad ts well' The scores of the gtmes how exer emnot tell the whole story of our success Ttke for mstlnce the Mmhtsset gtme Port looked for vengeance nn thrs gtme Mtnhasset had marred our reeotel the prevrous year and we werent gomg to let rt happen agam But both teams wtnted to vnn and so an exeltmgly close contest followed Nevertheless our grrls forged thead and emerged vtctornous Ill an overtlme perrod The many hours of drlll work pud off tn our other glmes ts well Qfitllf goes to our coleh Mtss F GIRL BASKETBALL VARSITY SCORIIS JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Port f Great Neck Port 3 Hrcksvllle Port f Manhasset Port 4 Oyster Bay Port 4 Our Lady of Mercy JUNIOR VARSITY The umor Varslty regrstermg only one defeat also turned tn a fine record The loss came at the hands of Great Neck the ftrst team they encountered From thus pomt on they settled down and showed therr abrhty by clefeatmg all on comers Made up prrmarrly of sophs and juntors, the team spent long hours work mg on elementary techmques and learn mg to feel at ease rn game srtuanons Pracnctng wtth more expertenced play ers, they found themselves able to carry on alone, as thelr record mdrcares Port Port Port Port Port Great Neck I-Ileksvxlle Manhasset Oyster Bay Our Lady of Mercy TUMBLINC Tumbling Club the name brings back memories of aching muscles and hard work Divided into beglnners and advanced groups the club meets fourth perrods in order to improve their skills Beginners can graduate into the advanced group once they have mastered the front over This isn r as easy as it seems and a lot of hard work must be done before the feat is accomplished Once an advanced tumbler a girl has chance of making the Blue or White tum bling team If picked she must practice group stunts and individual tricks during class time Helen Pomeroy the manager is always on hand to help them The climax MODERN DANCE 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4. Come Winter many of the girls of Port High can be seen bending and swaying to the rhythmical beat of the music while trying to interpret their feelings in dance steps. This yeat's modern dance group was bigger and better than usual, The most im- portant project of the year was the recital the girls put on in May. In addition there were many other top rate performances given throughout the season: first came the Christmas program put on by the honor dance group' later achildrens program consist ing of Peter and the Wolf and Cinderella was staged Led by co managers Kay Ward and Jeanne Carlson the Moderneers turned out to be a very successful club Heres hoping that its success and popularity continue in the following years to all the labor comes on Sports Night when the team performs and is ludged .w4- Tel. PO 7-0900 Port Washington Safe Deposit 81 Storage Co Meadow BrooIc Natnonal Bank Bunldmg Port Washmgton Ottlce 79 MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Y NOMINAL CHARGES Cold Storage for Furs Cloth Coats Suits and Srlverware Arhcles recelved and released durmg bankmg hours a tm naton 7 I260 6 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE MAIN STREET MARKET 42 MAIN STREET PORT WASHINGTON N Fmest Groceries Fruits Vegetables Quahty Meats and Fish qto 7 RAY SANTINI PHOTO SERVICE The Best In Photography 57 Ha en A en e Po t Wash ngto N ALECK HAIRSTYLISTS CII MAIN STPEET Pom WASIHINQTON I A Y CIIPO70656 General Raduo 8I Televrslon Service Co MAIN S REET PORT WASH NGTON 601717 01102 R01 0110 '0 1001 010 0051+040 010 5 -I -Y . JI . ' I N xl I ' rv . n 0 ' 1 -4 5 ' 0 . . O S . . 'U 'O Q O J -r 7 U1 I, S -+ Z 3 g ' ,A .. N - a. , . 1 3' --1 Q gn 5 3 I 2 11 s - . E ' i Ir: X1 , , rI -. f 5' - D ' . 1- W : ,O U ' 3- 3 ' C Q ' V' 4 UT In ' - . N9 to 1 3 rv CN , VND 'U ' I Q 3 4 O I 3- . v All as . 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I' I - I- . - I I I I I I I I 0'0N-7f-0'40N0X040N0N0X02f02'-0Y-0N0 0'+'0 0 10110v'-0 10-s0'1l-0K0'f0P10'W f0V'0 '0'f0 0 040N0'Q0 Qifrfflge jI'0l'll O etefllflif l'gCll'llZ6lfl0ll:I TO THE GRADUATES OF 1955 We the veterans of World Wars I and II and the Korcan War who are partrcularly mterested rn youth welfare congratulate you on the completlon of your hrgh school studnes and vue hope you mll be successful and happy 1n your future educanonal busrness or professxonal actrvmes You are now begrnnmg a more sernous and more mterestnng phase of hfe You are enterlng a world nn whrch crrncal problems must be resolutely faced and lntellrgently solved Careful delrberatron and sound ludgment wlll be requrred Your church your home and your school have contrrbuted thenr part to your trarnrng They have grven you the firm foundatron on whlch you are to burld your future Now xt IS for you to take the fullest advantage of the many opportunrnes that wnll be offered you for character development and constructxve achrevement In these days when so many m1ll1ons are lrvmg under Godless Commumstrc tyranny you are fortunate to l1ve rn a land where you enjoy freedom of worshrp of speech and of the press You have the rrght to select those who are to govern and you enyoy opportunrnes for 1nd1v1dual mrtratrve and free enterprrse You enjoy a way of lrfe that recognizes belnef xn God rn the drgnxty of the human soul and ln the rnallenable rnghts grven you not by the State but by your Creator Do not be decenved by the prophets of doom who would attempt to drs courage you by therr doleful phrlosophy Trust rn God belreve rn the greatness of our natron and the soundness of 1ts rnstrtunons have confidence rn the eventful solutron of the many problems vnhrch confront the world today If you do thxs we are confident that you w1ll be a credrt to your church to your school to your communrty to your parents and to yourselves HENDERSON MARINO POST I8I9 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS WILLIAM D BIGGS Commander PORT WASHINGTON POST 509 AMERICAN LEGION EDWARD C CARRICO Commander IMMACULATE CONCEPTION POST 687 CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS U SA EDWARDJ FICK Commander 90 62 6101-0261 61 62101 ' I ' ' . ' . ' - 2 . I' . . . ' Q E 4 . I SO Q 10V 047' -01 C01 H71 40P'01f0P f0210ff0' 40101-020' The Port Washington Llons Club Congrafulafes the 1955 GRADUATES of the PAUL D SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL we FRNATIOE Thrs year the Port Washrngron Lrons Club celebrates Melvm ones founded the Internarronal Assocranon of Lxons Clubs on the Ideal of unselfish servlce mth the slogan LIBERTY INTELLIGENCE OUR NATIONS SAFETY We help sponsor worthwhrle communrry aE1rs and charlty orgamzatlons each year we provrde a prxze for the member of the graduatmg class 1n the senior hxgh school who has made the most outstandxng record rn the study of scrence Our Number One propect 15 to assrsr the blmd 1nd those wrth xmpaxred VISIOD We also sponsor the S1nds Pomr Horse Show proceeds vlhrch 50 ro vnorthw hnle crvrc or gannzanons and charxry 91 I 2 I S 2 E 5 9 S 9 5 5 5 E 6 2 6 6 5 6 5 5 S 3 02030102 01201 10 0v'0f 40 201062101 020' 6' 0110 '0 f-01 27 -:jr 101' s 5 -I 2 I I . 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