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

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Michael Ballard Mike’s a seaman, strong: and brave Who loves to sail the ocean wave. Whatever port he later chooses, We wish him luck on all his cruises. Ayse Haran The nicest girl from o’er the sea Is Ayse, friendly as can be. Her wit and warmth light up the place; We’ll all remember her sweet face. William Barker Bill is skillful on the links He’ll score a hole in one, he thinks. A rifle also he can wield; Science is his chosen field. John Baumgardner A radio ham, that’s what he is— And a scientific whiz. Of him in future we’ll be hearing In the field of engineer- ing. Douglas Blackmore A way with gals brings Doug renown, He has a lass in every town. He swims and dives for relaxation, Commercial art is his vo- cation. Patricia Ba th This lass is lively and vivacious— And incessantly loqua- cious! Likes hot weather and the sea, And is as jolly as can be. Nancy Beckford A startling blonde with a friendly way Frequently seen on Man- hasset Bay. She’s fond of swimming, also sailing— Nancy’s major is retail- ing. Erika Bohlen Fond of jokes and full of fun Iggy’s life’8 8 merry one. Thinks that flying is the “most-est” Plans to be an airline hostess.

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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

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Bruce Bower Admired accent near and far, He also is a soccer star. To college he will plan to go. So «rood luck, Bruce, and cheerio! Diana Brienza A secretary Di will be, She'll be a «rood one, wait and see! Likes classic music, school and life, Will make some lad a splendid wife. Patricia Boyle Plans to enter nursing school; Thinks that modern jazz is cool, Loves to dance, play ten- nis, talk, At hard tasks, she’ll never balk. Janice Busse Janice wields a clever pen, Hops to Florida now and then. She's sweet, dependable, loyal too. Always helpful, kind and true. Vincent Calenda Tall and handsome, girls do say— Vinnie has a winning way. Ivy halls for four years more, In business he will surely score. Doris Cantino Here’s a girl named Doris C. Her brown hair curls so prettily. Known for her smile and well groomed look— Her good friends’ names would fill a book. Ronald Cantino This fellow’s cognomen is Ron, A dashing, red-headed Don Juan! He’ll earn a large check As a future “exec” With a big desk to rest his feet on! Anthony Cantone There are many things this lad can do, He knows an engine through and through. Artistic skill is very fine. Commercial art will be his line.