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

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Row I: S. Dodds. N. Horowitz, F. Firman. I. Vents. B. Ellis. Row 2: J. Murdoch. S. Mitchell. S. Salorio, J. Gerson. F. Newmeyer. E. Godcei. L Weissman. Row 3: D. Rowley. T. Steadman. N. Rawlings. D. Schneider. B. Duvel. B. Patterson. C. Scherer. J. Stadier. Row A (sitting on wall) IV Albrecht. K. Spencer. C. Flynn. R. Ringwald. I. Brenner. J. Davies. E. Bogan. C. Reppert Row 5: Mr Kezar. advisor. L, Van Wagner. B. Leute. T. Sundstrom. N. Intintoli. J. Guptill. C. Wagner. T. Kramer. Scholarship, character, leadership, and ability — these are the criteria by which students are admitted to Circle, the local PDSHS chapter of the National Honor Society. Circle's purpose is basically to discuss ways in which it can improve our school. Mr. Kezar. Advisor Linda Baumgardner (Peacbie) Fr. Club 1.3; G.A.A. Nile 1.2.3; Portettes 2,3: STAB 2; Steer. Comm. 2; St. Coun. 2: Celerity 3: Clio 3. Man has bis will but woman bas ber way.

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Ernest Akam (Ernie) Soccer 1: Ind. Tr. 2.3; Outd. Tr. 2.3: Link Tr. 2.3. “Never a ship sails out of the bay but carries my heart as a stowaway “ Isaac Alaluf Pessa Circle 3: Wheel Club 3; Astron. Club 3. “Astronomy compels the soul to look upwards and leads us from this world to an- other. Arlene Adami G.A.A. Nite 2.3: Intra. 2.3. “One foot in the sea — one on the shore. Carole Alker “She has a sweet voice of gladness.’ Barbara Allen Bask. 1: Voll. I. “Gentle of speech: beneficent of mind. I rraine Ancona Span. Club 1.2.3: G.A.A. Nite 2.3: Port Weekly 3; Clio 3: F.T.A. 3. Apparel oft proclaims the woman. t Brigitte Albrecht Celerity 3: Russ. Club 3. Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. Kathryn Andrews (Kathy) Riding 1.2.3: Voll. 2.3: G. A.A. Nite 2.3: Lib. St. 1; PORT LIGHT 2: R. Dom. 2: Major. 3. A rider unequaled, a sports- woman complete. The class of '61 is known for its origi- nality. Accordingly, the senior portraits are placed throughout the 96 PORT LIGHT. There is a directory of seniors and teachers on page 130. Linda Aufforth (Lynnie) Tumb. 1; Major. 2.3: Ger. Club 1.2.3. “Shell never know’ an enemy and never lack a friend. Scott Bailey Chess Club 1.2: Sci. Club 1.2.3: Astron. Club 1: J.V. Ftbl. 1. “Mischief thou art afoot. ’ Janet Bambino (Bambi) Bowl. 1: Chor. 1.2.3; Hock. 3; Portettes 3: Thesp. 3: R. Dom. 2. “She can sing a song to greet the sun. Suzanne Baskerville (Sue) Voll. I. Work hard, play hard, and enjoy life to the fullest.

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Mr Morion, advitor Harvey Baylis Ind. Tr. 1, Camp. Ch. 2.3: Cdee Club 3. Tall, red-beaded and smil- ing — with music first and foremost of all. Row I: C. Stanley. F. Newmeyer. C. Scherer (Treat.). B. Patterson. S. Salorio. 1. Bradley. B. Improta. J. Murdoch. Row 2: M. Gall. T. Steadman. .1. Futter. D. Tohit (Veep). G. Schmergrl. D. Matthew . G. Pechar. S. Mall. C. Sutton. Row 3: N. Barhko. B Whittmore. B Golde. T. Pellaton. C. Neulander. R. Read. .1 Brown. G. Duncan. G Wilhert. Row 4: R. Gerton. S. Mitchell. B. Duvel. R. NemirolT. J. Worcester. K. Blunt. D. Wendlnnt. N. Rawlings. D. Schneider. R. Wilton Wheel Club, a school and community service organiza- tion, is a branch of Rotary International. During the fall. Dave Tobis pinch-hit for president Roger Pitman while Roaer was in Austria. Wheel ( lubbers kept the Christmas pot boiling for the Salvation Army. In the spring they took an active part in A. F. S. Workday. Stephen Becbtold (Steve) Wrest. 1.2.3: Rocket Club 1. 2: Link Tr. 2. Hie sea is the road of the bold. ’