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

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Anne Loveland Aivars Krasts valedictorian salutatorian 8

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Turkey Gobbler . . . one hundred and three members in Clio . . . anaways, that doesn't sound like an honor study hall to me . . . rock 'n roll lunch shifts . . . the ignorant masses ... all books closed . . . what would basketball games have been without Walter . . . Bob's up in the lighting booth . . . hey, what time is this period over ... off to the submarine races . . . Colgate Thirteen, sighhh . . . Don Hatch in the chem lab . . . Brenda chasing her shoe . . . flunk with spunk and avoid the June rush . . . Herald Tribune versus New York Times with Daily News as mediator . . . pizza, anyone . . . are we out to win, yea man . . . Diana and her majorettes . . . those cast parties . . . the score goes up another notch . . . see you at the Alcove . . . recreation dances . . . what's the matter with Harry-Norman T. . . . Allan, our three-year star athlete . . . feint, feint, feint . . . they up and call me speedo . . . where, oh where is that reserved study hall . . . you lie . . . Judge Levine presiding in honor study . . . the book . . . college boards, ohh, ohh . . . see you later alligator . . . Mrs. Ozaroff's Fratry editorial . . . Ray Saulter, class cupid . . . lost — one Glenn Miller Story . . . how could the decorations have been done without Sirje . . . meanwhile back at the oasis ... Ed placing in the National Merit Contest ... as a last resort use your common sense . . . Future Homemaker, Libby . . . Norman's blushing . . . Our Town—Port's professional staging . . . think, think, think . . . Fearon's used car lot . . . the bulging G.O. treasury . . . Angy with her rejected Songs That Fit . . . College acceptance or rejection . . . Ira's talking . . . repetition, repetition, repetition . . . cafeteria chaos . . . get that facial ex- pression . . . quick as a moose . . . charter, charter, who's going to charter . . . that's explosive sulfuric acid, Blair . . . Judy's Red Domino . . . you goofed . . . Ed's silver tongue . . . yee, what a grouch . . . Bruce Taylor and his camera . . . Kitty trying to announce those assemblies . . . Marra's Fratry . . . parking field number 9 . . . golly, I need a ride to the game . . . band concert . . . those driving sessions . . . moronic idiot . . . Phil and his piano . . . that ever- crowded Circle Desk . . . college boards, again, ohh, ohh . . . killam, Jean . . . Gary and his snakes . . . what's the scoop, group . . . those top ten wanted cars . .. Louise's top-notch voice . . . Bunnie and the Sand and the Sea . . . Terzian's here . . . the new juke box . . . those Rotary luncheons . . . Sport's Night with Peter Pan and Babes In Toyland . . . Mary's continuous hacking around . . . modern dance recital . . . substitute teachers . . . the rash of new clubs in the school . . . the carnival with Jerry's supervision . . . the G.O. campaigns and elections . . . senior skip day . . . flash, both the Port Light and its editors are finished . . . food and more food at the banquet . . . Mr. Hendrickson's tireless assistance to our class . . . baccalaureate . . . and finally graduation and the long awaited gambol.

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EMILY ADEE ROBERT AYMAR Omar Daydreams: Wheaton College Seen: sketching people Cou « for alarm: hoving too many interest» Chief charm: her amiability She is the very essence of a lady. ROSE ANCONA Daydreams: secretarial career Seen: driving through town Cause for alarm: a phobia for Fords Chief charm: quiet expertness Little said, much accomplished. BETTY JEAN ARNOLD Betty Daydreams: a man around the house Seen: playing the violin Cause for alarm: that bouncing pony tail Chief charm: sweet disposition There's a twinkle in her eye. WILHELM AUFFORTH Albo Daydreams: becoming a baker Seen: in the kitchen Cause for alarm: reticence Chief charm: possessing a wide field of interests School isn't the end of my world. Daydreams: electrical engineering Seen: behind the wheel Cause for alarm: lack of homework Chief charm: that ever-present joviality JOHN BALL Johnny Daydreams: joining the Navy Seen: fishing and water-skiing Cause for alarm: money in his wallet Chief charm: working on automobile engines Never fish in troubled waters. v! THOMAS BARBERI Tom Daydreams: college engineering Seen: being kept in after school Cause for alarm: not a care in the world Chief charm: complacency There's nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness and humility.