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

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Melinda Kernochan Barbara Schwer STAR STUDENTS Patricia McCauley Richard Verdi Norman Schwartz Edwina Williams

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bers . . . Merit Scholarship finalists . . . Date bureau . . . Scott’s speedy taxi service . . . Royalty Don and Pat . . . Cliffy’s Christ- mas stocking . . . language Christmas party . . . handy college conferences . . . college boards . . . But I don’t want to go to Kala- mazoo U. . . . Elmo Zurch applies to Yale . . . red mahks . . . fail now and avoid the rush . . . I shouldn’t be out on this limb with my weight.” ... Be casual . . . Circle’s un- honorable study hall . . . longer week-ends for language teachers . . . Welcome Mr. Eickhoff, welcome . . . The Port Bi-WeekJy . . . Mrs. Schiff’s exclusive parties . . . Sun- rise at Campobello . . . cushioned bench warmers for the J. V. . . . our fabulous de- feat over Hicksville . . . The big politician . . . please wait for honorable gong . . . those crazy P. A. announcements . . . Doc’s fid- dling . . . Herbert Hoover’s immortal words . . . B.J.’s three squirrels . . . Rita’s Mrs. Corson . . . lucky Sharon, only girl in print shop . . . homeroom 204 gets tenth teacher . . . Remember — no lunch today . . . The Blob ... a high school flag . . . G. 0. day . . . blue cards arrive . . another Spanish cake sale . . Mrs. Engelbert singing: you’re failing, failing, cha, cha, cha . . . library passes . . . Eric’s lighting . . . crossword puzzles . . . you say there’s no electricity, Mr. Schoenborn? . . .the twin’s black bomb . . . the purple grotto . . . contemporary cards . . . The Port Vikings . . . our male cheerleaders . . hic, haec, Houk . . . Where did you park today? . . . Warren’s billets doux . . . Celerity fashion show . . . Just keep walking . . . “Pm not hard of hearing, I’m ignoring you!” Mr. Scha fer’s patience with Jane . . . Mike and his licorice stick . . . Please, please come to the Band concert! “How to propose” . . . Olivia and Bob . . . the missing link? . . . “have you been ac- cepted yet?” . . . Don’t take your guns to town, boy . . . G. 0. elections . . . Color War . . . Ramsay vs. Gale . . . Operation Water Tower . . . Buddy’s carnival . . . cotton candy and pony rides . . . getting broiled at Jones Beach . . . our delicious senior banquet . . . The Port Light’s here! . . . Baccalaureate . . . and then our unforgettable Senior Gambol— the Moulin Rouge . . . remember June 19, 1959. 17

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Michael Alin Mike likes camping in the wood; He would live there if he could! Wants more knowledge, Plans on college; In history class, he’s very good. Robert Allen Reb’s a diver and he wishes To submerge and stare at fishes! Annapolis is his ambition, Submarines and nuclear fission. Bruce Armbruster All hail our handsome president. Of Cal. he was a resident. His football game Has brought him fame, When he is not pleasure- bent. Roger Asher Rog will be a business man And head an office if he can. He likes to swim and water ski, And no one has more friends than he. Janet Allen When we speak of Janet A., We’re speaking of a spirit ay, A cheery laugh, a peppy smile, A happy little talk-o- phile. Richard Ancona Dick is headed, nothing loath, For the Hippocratic Oath. In math and history, he’s no fool— In fact, a credit to his school. Joan Arnold Has ambition and endur- ance, Plans career in life insur- ance. W'ears a smile ’most every day; Charming in her quiet way. Susan Aymar Sue is a sweet and loyal friend, Her sense of humor has no end. A blonde who sings and dances too, It’s social work she hopes to do. 19