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

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Michael Grinnell If Mike can have his great desire He’ll someday be a com mercial flyer. Right now he’ll race Manhasset Bay To win for Port a silver tray. Carol Hamilton Since Carol thinks high places scary It’s first floor work as a secretary! The boys all woo Her sleek hair-do— She’ll drive some yet to hari-kari. Jane Hanne A sports and yearbook gfrl is she — She does all with efficiency. Foi a job well done And a triend full of fun Jane will suit you to a tee. Jacqueline Hans Ever smiling, full of cheer, Jackie seeks an art career. She’s devastating, Likes ice skating , Her friends are many, far and near. Gary Hansen Tall, good-looking Gary Hansen At the girls he’s often glancin’ Personality endearing; Great in math; plans engineering. Katherine Harding Of Kate there is a lot to say— A splendid type, relaxed and gay. She patched up relations With far away nations, And now w'e hope she’s home to stay. Arnold Haakin An active fellow is our Hazzy At basketball he sure looks jazzy. He likes to jive In 10 — All his friends think he’s

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Leo Gerzack Leo’s hair is dark and wavy. And he plans to join the Navy. He’d like some sport In every port— (He'll find the sea is not all gravy.) Kathleen Gilroy This is a rhyme about Kathleen, One of the cutest gals we’ve seen, She dances well But who can tell— She may end up a skating queen! Lawrence Golde Our Larry’s a fellow who is At tennis and science a whiz. He may find the answer To death-dealing cancer— And fortune and fame will be his. James Golinsky Here’s to a fellow called Jim— He has an unusual whim— That what Port should do Is buila a small zoo, And provide some chin- chillas for him! 27 Leslie Gilbert Pretty eyes as you can see— We asked what would her future be; “Oh well,” she said, “Might teach phys. ed., Or write news stories for A.P.” Robert Giresi Handsome Bob, both lean and tall, He’s quite a help to our baseball. We know that he In college will be A guy who is well-liked by all. Rita Goldstein Reet is witty, quick, clever, Misses 100’s hardly ever. Hair is red and eyes are dark— She’s bound to make a brilliant mark. Maud Grayson Oh, here’s to a linguistic miss— One thing we know for sure is this: W’herever she may roam or stray In any language, she’s okay!

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John Hatton Wo like to hear the talk of John He likes the girls both here and yon. In soccer he's shining, And great at designing— A man from the Isles— •‘Hoot-man.” Jeffrey Helzel Tall Jeff H., with curly hair Would like to be a millionaire. Admired by all, In basketball, About life he has not a care. Pierre Henkart Pierre’s a Frenchman through and through, And quite a clever student too. His smile is great and so’s his horn— A nicer lad was never born. Steven Hilchen Boating is just tops with him; He also likes to hunt and swim. As his number one career Hinch would be an engineer. Nancy Hill Beware the warning! Take care folks, When you see Nan in her small blue “Volks”! She draws, she sews, And everyone knows She’s the one for practical jokes. Gerard Hines Agile fingers on the keys All his hearers he doth please. Pleasant smile and sense of humor— Deep, deep thoughts—or so says rumor! Vivian Hirsch Viv’s curly hair will mark her out Wherever she may go, Whether as a speedy typist, Or a traveler to and fro. Daryl Hoffmann A shiny halo is one charm. Air Force men cause no alarm, Her sense of clothes is always right, Daryl’s witty, fun, and bright.