Seaford High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Seaford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

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COVER DESIGN --- BRUCE KLIPPEL ---- ANNE BERRY ---- PENNY MILLER I-IURELI E 1963 CONTENTS FRONTISPIECE .................... -- 1 DEDICATION .............,............ -, 4 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ...I -- 5 SENIORS ...... -. ...............,.... .... 1 5 CLASSES .I..... .... 5 7 ACTIVITIES' ,. ..... .... 7 3 DRAMATICS '63 .... .... 8 7 SPORTS ................ .... 9 3 ADVERTISEMENTS .... ..,. l 16 DEDICATIO y, t ,W ,J '.-' wi ssssr 0 X ff Q yfjf 9 ff f X f X f f fx f A f , if ii M ' 5526 f X fax f Y , X W , f n X , tyv Xfyff J 781 ss- a s , ,ss , s f Ha' 1 , N ,pf ,is g fly , 93 fx cf' .N as fs, ffsffe MR. THEODORE TCHACK We of the Senior Class know him as an out- standing English teacher. Perhaps some of us do not realize that for the past three years he has given unselfishly of his time and energy behind the scenes of the Yearbook. He has advised and encouraged the Staff and has given unstinting effort to make the SHORELINE possible. It is with the greatest admiration, appreciation, and affection that we dedicate the 1963 Shoreline to MR. THEODORE TCHACK. Page 4 ADMINISTRATWN AND FACULTY MR. C. W. FULLER District Principal . . . . DI TRICT ADMI ITRATIO Board of Education ' xi... ! MR. A. VARUOLO Assistant District Principal MR. E. VOOREES Administrative Assistant MR. J. H. RIPTON High School Principal MR. E. J. DAVEY MR. R. BLYTHE Assistant High School Principal Supervisor of Instruction . . . . . HIGH CHO0L ADMI ITRATIO ....GUID CE DR. C. HUDSON Chairman MR. L. BOLOTIN MR. T. BOSCH MR. J. DeROSA MR. J. GALIN MR. R. GERBINO MRS- E- LIEBERMAN Dean of Students MR. E. DRIDGE MR. J. McCABE MR. M. FERRARA MR. D. PARISI English Mathematics Science Industrial Arts . . . . DEPARTME I CHAIRME MRS. S. deQUILLFELDT MR. F. PFEIFFER Art Social Studies MR. L. SKOLNICK MRS. F. SCERBO MR. R. VALVANO MR. A. OLIVIERO Business Education Homemaking Physical Education Foreign Languages MISS E. CLOSE MR. D. HARRINGTON MRS. M. HAMILTON MR. S. MUGAVERO Library Music Health I Coordinator of Transportation X fi ,wf fz 5 x 1 jim i 'fvviifs 1 3 ? f1'K'5:fQ7J s - . Aw. 5' f W. ANNETT L. ARNOT M. BENTER F. BENEVICH E. BERBERICH Mathematics French Mathematics Mathematics English ' , 1 D. BREMER R. BOGLIOLI S M. CARLEY J. CLUGSTON ' F COOTS Home Economics Business Spanish Physical Education 'Science . . . FAC LTY 1963 . H. CURTIS F. De FEIS V S. ZIFF B. De WOLF A. D'ONOFRIO History English English English Mathematics 3. ZIMMERMAN W. DUNHAM G. EMMA R. ESPOSITO S. FELDMAN Social Studies Business Social Studies Business Shop ? f, if ffnfgf ,W .-.f.a.-.. . ,,,..,1..gp.zstSssag,, A. ZIFF F. FIORE Mathematics Social Studies M. FLEMING Home Economics H C. FRIES K. GALLAGHER P. GLICKMAN Shop Mathematics Art P. HOWARD History C. HIRSCHMAN M. HOROWITZ Business Science ,, , W W., 7 X W V' I A I . ' ' f.- A JM' Z, Y I, I , ' 41-I-fy... , W M ' VI , if ' fri, M ,. .XL , ,,, ..,. f . ,fi P. JOSEPH F. JACKSON H. JOHNSON Art English Physical Education W. KELLER W. KELLEY N. KOSLOFSKY English y Science Social Studies R. FLIESS G. FRANSCIS- Science COVICH Audio-Visual Aids J. GREENFIELD R. HALLENBECK English Business , . 'af' , N. HUMPHREY J. INTERNICOLA Social Studies Physical Education J. KAELIN C. KALTHOFER Mathematics German M. KNOERZER L. KRAITH History French D. KRONENBERG Science McINTYRE A English S. NADLER Art R. PETERSON History Y. ROBERTSON river's Education F. KRUM Latin J. LARKIN Science . ,253 1557 I- C W5 :ff 7- .i sf, 'if , My-1 f af .6 ,H S, .V x - ' 1 H M 1 ' N29 f A N ' Z S4 X 'K 6 fy N if M U EM Z ff 4 Z W X Z IW W f ,Jaw . if 5931? if.fifil5fi'f?:'1T:1E2,i.1f R. MECH J. MIELE Music Physical Education FAC LTY 1963 B. NORTHAM Special Class R. PLAIA Science E. RAUDENBUSH Music J. MANSO Music Q f sf .f, f , M Wi? 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ROBERTSON Advisor CLAIRE ACCOLLA Secretary RUSTY HOVERMAN h Treasurer Page 16 BOB SCHWEIGER President V GEORGE ESPOSITO ' Vice President g, 5, V ., emfemder Len Way back in 1959, one hundred and seventy students entered the Freshman class, thus beginning a constant whirl of events to last us through four wonder- ful years. Remember that horror of a movie Hit the Deckn? Well, at least we made money. Then there was the Winter Wonderland Christmas Dance where a kid named Eddie Carfero sang. Remember how proud we all were when Jimmy, Rusty and George moved up from the Freshman basketball tea.m to ,l.V. in mid-season? Somehow we staggered through David Copperfield that year and wound everything up with our prom, Paris in the Spring What fun we had toasting the bread sticks over the candles! Sophomore year brought bigger and better things. They let us attend Senior High assemblies, not to mention dances. We gave two of our own dances, re- member 'cPilgrim Rock and '4April Showersn? That was the year we discovered the fun of renting a jukebox. The Highlight of 10th grade was our field trip to see uBen Hurf' The girls dreamt of Charlton Heston for months after. We be- came money-minded with our card sales. We groaned through Silas Marnerf, Final event: Class Picnic! A Juniors! Attending Open House Parties was a constant pastime. We sailed through Moby Dick and sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance. lVlore Christmas Cards, and we all got sick on jelly donuts galore. High Spots: the prom, '4Blue Hawaiin fremember the falling gate?i and that memorable day when we re- ceived our senior rings. Low spot: P.S.A.T.7s.' Then suddendly we arrived! Be- lieve it or not we were: Seniors! 'cAnyone want to buy a pretzel? We sold refreshments at every home game and sponsored the Country Fair Square Dancen Whatever happened to the kissing booth? Then came Senior pictures and being measured for caps and gowns. Candy sales drove everybody crazy, especially Mrs. Esposito and Mr. Robertson. Remember how we felt the day we got our hats and pins? Now everyone would know just how the top bananas in this school were! We man- aged lVlacbeth and good old Chaucer. Then came college applications and job interviews to increase the anxiety. Weill always remember the smashing success of the Variety Show and the fun we had at rehearsals. And who could ever forget that night of magic at the Nl7'ouir Windsli? The year passes quickly and we're faced, all too soon, with the prospect of leaving Seaford High. As we look back over our four years here, we tend to forget the homework, exams, rules, and problems, remembering only the fun, the dances, parties, sports, and good times. That's the way it should be, because after all, we'll have to admit that these were the very best years of our lives. , ' Page 17 CLAIRE ACCOLLA Ambition: TEACHER Shoreline 3, Sr. Editor 4, Vik- ing Voice 4, Student Council 2, 3,4, Class Treasurer 1,3, Secre- tary 4, Sportsnight 2,3,4, Ten- nis 2,3,4. Likes color blue, little children, Early American furniture and poetry . . . dislikes vulgarity, sleeping on curlers and scarves. RUDOLF ADAMEK Ambition: BUSINESS EXECUTIVE DECA 1, Special Dance 4, Spanish Club 1. Likes the beach in the summer . . . dislikes sharing a locker and poetry. GUSTAVE ALBA Ambition: BUSINESS EXECUTIVE Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Track 1,2, Viking Voice 4. Likes Astronomy, Writing poetry, reading J. D. Salinger and XJE -. . . dislikes '57 Ply- mouths. J EANNE AMATO Ambition: BUSINESS COLLEGE Likes shopping for clothes, col- lecting records, a ride in a car at 6 in the morning . . . dislikes impolite boys and wind. JOHN AGNITTI Ambition: UNDECIDED LaCrosse 3,4, Football 4, Band 1. Likes wine, women, song and retailing . . . dislikes teased hair, fatness and cheating. Page 18 RAYMOND ANUSIAK Ambition: AUTO MECHANIC Likes working with cars, both taking them apart and fixing them. ANGELA ARENA Ambition: TEACHER Bowling 3,4, Dance 3,4, Volley- ball 1,2,3,4, Sportsnight 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Business Club 4. Likes dancing, bowling and talking on the phone . . . dis- likes fish, waiting and school busses. BETTY BAFFO Ambition: NURSE Field Hockey 1,2,3, Sports- night 1,3,4, Dance 3, French Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4. Likes swimming, dancing and pizza pie . . . dislikes tests, school lunches and rainy days. Page 19 MARY BALL Ambition: TO FACE LIFE WITH ALL OF ITS PITFALLS AND STILL BE ABLE TO SMILEH. Archery 3, Softball 3, Sports- night 3, Chorus 1,2, Business Club 4. Likes working at Dunkin Do- nuts, Italian food, cooking, fishing and making noise . . . dislikes donuts. WILLIAM BALMER Ambition: NAVY KATHLEEN BALMER Ambition: NURSE Archery 2, Basketball 2, Sportsnight 1, Tennis 2,3, Vol- leyball 1. Likes swimming, sewing, arch- ery and travel . . . dislikes traffic. Q2 PATRICIA BARKER Ambition: BUSINESS TEACHER Basketball 1,3,4, Sportsnight 1, 2,3,4, Leaders Club 2, G.A.A. Manager 1, Softball 1,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4. Likes ice skating, swimming, bowling, tennis . . . dislikes homework and tests. JOANN BARRESI Ambition: SECRETARY Basketball 3,4, Bowling 4, Sportsnight 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Business Club 3,4. Likes horseback riding, bowl- ing, cooking and eating Chinese food. Page 20 SHARYN L. BEERS TO BE A CONTRIBU- TORY PART OF AMERICAN SOCIETYD. National Honor Society 4, Vik- ing Voice 2,3, Editor 4, Forum 3, Editor 4, French Club 1,2, 3,4, Dramatics 2,3. Likes being on Saks Fashion Board, J. D. Salinger, Modig- liani, understated clothes . . . dislikes Western saddles and This Picture! CHARLES BEGLEY Ambition: TEACHER Latin Club Pres. 4, Dramatics 2,3, Treasurer 4, Band-1,2,3,4, Vicking Voice 4. Dislikes writing History re- ports of which he can't under- stand the question, Spanish conversation and Lunch 4th period. ROBERT BERKEL Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,4, Varsity Club 2,3, Vice President 4, Spanish Club 1,2. Likes A1 Jolson, the late, late show and Juicy Meatball sand- wiches . . . dislikes Frank Sinatra. BRUCE BERNARD Ambition : CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST Chorus 1,2, Dramatics 4, Chess Club 3, Library Coun- cil 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Stage Crew 4. Likes to solve his friends' problems psychologically and keep physically fit. ROSEMARY BLADER Ambition: SECRCTARY Page Z1 KATHLEEN BOODMAN Ambition: AIRLINE HOSTESS Archery 2,4, Tennis 3, Tumb- ling 1, Basketball 1, Business 2,4, Chorus 1,2,3. Kathy enjoys summer sports, Italian food, and talking . . . she dislikes biographies and a grouch . ALLEN BORNSTEIN Ambition: BUSINESS FIELD Likes clothes, travel, Thunder- birds and driving . . . dislikes W.D, UD, the Health Office and cafeteria food. CATHY BRAWNER Ambition: FASHION COORDINATOR Volleyball 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Jr. Red Cross 1,2, Softball 1,2, Bowling 2, Chorus 1. Likes poetry, dancing . . . dis- likes conceited people and cavier. EUGENE CABBLE Ambition: NAVY Likes playing the electric guitar. MILDRED CERSOSIM Ambition: BEAUTICIAN Chorus 1,2, Sportsnight, Tumbling. Likes all phases of hair dress- ing . . . also likes to fish and water ski . . . likes Biology and Bookkeeping but dislikes His- tory.- JOSEPH BRUNO Ambition- T0 BE A sUccEss Page 22 ANITA CIGNA Ambition: TEACH GRAMMAR SCHOOL OR THE PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY RETARDED. Chorus 3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Stage Crew 3. Likes to camp, cook and sew . . . blue velvet and the smell of burning leaves . . . dislikes the smell of a burning cigar. GIOVANNA CIOFFI Ambition: SECRETARY Badminton 1,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Viking Voice 4. Vanna likes to sew, dance and bowl. If she isn't doing one of these, you will probably find her at the movies. MARGERY COHEN Ambition: EDUCATION AND SUCCESS Band 1,2,3,4, Viking Voice 4, Twirling 3,4, Sportsnight 1,2, 3,4, Field Hockey 1,2,3, Vol- leyball 1,2. Likes swimming, twirling, music-both Rock'n Roll and Classical, colors blue and gray . . . dislikes unshaven boys and dogs. Page 23 GAIL COLE Ambition: SECRETARY Secretary 2, President GAA 1, Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Volley- ball 2,3,4, Softball 3,4, Busi- ness Club 4, Badminton 4, Basketball 2. Likes only one boy, anything red, and people who are al- ways on time . . . dislikes school busses, messy stencils and loud people. GARY COLLINS Ambition: AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN Likes working with his hands and this includes working on automobiles both full size and models . . . also likes parties and dates . . . dislikes some people and some things. VERONICA CONDRON Ambition: SECRETARY Basketball 1,2,3,4, F i el d Hockey 1,2,3, Softball 1,3,4, Sportsnight 3,4, Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Business Club 4. Ronnie likes the color green and typing. She dislikes mim- eograph machines, stencils and gym. JUDITH CYWINSKI Ambition: SECRETARY Likes History, English, Typ- ing . . . dislikes Math. v, 3' 0' PEGGY CONNOR Ambition: TO BE A sUccEss l , AT WHATEVER I Do. OV L National Honor Society 3,4 J04 Shoreline s,4, viking Voice nfl 4, Student Council 4, Class .f secretary 3, FTA. 1,2, spe- V cial dance 3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Riding 3,4. Likes dancing, jazz, politics I and a good laugh . . . dis- f N4 likes stupidity and sloppiness. l ff? DONNA DANIELSON Ambition : ,MARRIAGE Basketball 1, Softball 3, Sportsnight 3, Tumbling 1. Likes people and commercial art. VINCENT CRAWFORD Ambition: COMMERCIAL ARTIST Football 1,2, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 1,3, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Special dance 4. Likes anything that has to do with painting or sports. Page 24 SUSAN DeCICCO Ambition: BROADWAY ACTRESS Shoreline 4, Chorus 1,2,3, Vice President 4, Dramatics 1, Sec- retary 2, President 3,4, Vik- ing' Voice 4, Sportsnight 1,2, 3,4, Bowling 3,4. Dreams of a penthouse apart, ment . . . loves psvchology, the theatre and a walk in the night . . . dislikes statistics, being patronized and most of all people who don't come to see our plays! I . JANE DONOVAN Ambition: SECRETARY Sports Night 3, French Club 1. Likes decorating, New York City, reading and country scenes . . . dislikes simple peo- ple, conceit and spicy foods. ELAINE DUNCAN Ambition : EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Badminton 1,2,3, Dance 3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Softball 1,4, Business Club 3,4. Likes all sports, music, baking and -traveling . . . dislikes traveling in airplanes and cold Weather. RUSSELL DRIVER Page 25 WAYNE EBERIUS THOMAS EDWARDS Ambition: c1v1L ENGINEER Shoreline 4, Football 1, La- Crosse 2, Track 3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Math Team 4. CATHY EHLERS Ambition : SECRETARY Badminton 1,2, Sportsnight 1, Business Club 3. Likes to drive, bowl and go to the movies. She also likes to dance to Rock 'n Roll music . . . dislikes reading and making speeches. Page 26 CAROL EHRHARDT Ambition: LEGAL SECRETARY Shoreline 4, Spanish . Club 2,3,4, Viking Voice 3,4, De- bating Society 3, Basketball 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Likes bowling, music, dancing and fashion designing. She especially likes Rock 'n Roll . . . dislikes prejudices and show offs . JANICE EKBACK Ambition: Music TEACHER Band 1,2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Chorus 4, Volleyball 2, Badminton 1,2,3. Likes music and French-dis- likes Math, little brothers and homework. GEORGE ESPOSITO Ambition: ENGINEERING Shoreline 3,4, Vice President 3,4, Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4. George likes parties, sports and beach activities. PAMELA FAETH Ambition: SECRETARY Shoreline 4, Business Club 4, Sportsnight 3,4, Tennis 3, Softball 3, Archery 3. Likes to model, swim, listen to good music and style hair. Any form of office work in- terests Pam. PATRICIA FAGAN Ambition: INTERIOR DECORATOR Chorus 3, Basketball 3, Bad- minton 1, Sportsnight 3. Likes to skate, swim, bowl and play miniature golf . . . dis- likes oral book reports and homework. Page 27 ROLF FEHRENBACH Ambition: NAVY Rolf likes cars, records and girls . . . dislikes bad teachers, our Senior privileges and the school lunches. BERNADETTE FESTA Ambition: BUSINESS WORLD Shoreline 3, Viking Voice 4, Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Library Council 2,3,4, French Club 3,4. Likes redecorating, traveling in the U. S. and being a Sen- ior with responsibilities . . . dislikes a lack of spirit for our country and our school. W , MARGARET FISHER Ambition: ACCOUNTANT French Club 3,4, Sportsnight 1,3,4, Volleyball 2,4, Basket- ball 1,4. Likes cafeteria duty, football, dancing and shopping for clothes . . . dislikes confusion in the halls. JUDITH FLANAGAN Ambition: TEACHER FTA 3, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 4. Likes pizza, basketball, swim- ming . . . dislikes gossip, squash, and the Flu. GEORGE FLETCHER Ambition: NAVY Likes working on cars, work- ing with radio and T.V.'s, girls and hunting . . . dislikes the Senior privileges we don't have. Pcsqe 28 LYNN FORD Ambition: NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER Cheerleading 1,2,3, Captain 4, G.A.A. Secretary 4, Sports- night 1,2, Captain 3,4, Bowl- ing 3,4, Band 1,2. Likes baking brownies, Frank Sinatra, knitting and driving . . . dislikes people who leave their school spirit in the as- sembly. VICTOR FRANCO Ambition: AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER Rifle 3, Football 1. Vic would like to study air- craft design at the Academy of Aeronautics. FRANK FRANDSEN Ambition: CIVIL ENGINEER Shoreline 3,4, Math Team 1,2, 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Stage Crew 3,4, Soccer 2,3,4. Likes cycling, sailing, meat loaf and detective stories . . . dislikes Shakespeare, some teachers and Virginia baked ham. STEVEN FRESE Ambition' NAL S i,gAePreN's'r Shoreline 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Lics 3,4, Viking Voice 0' fu X L , M1 JVM ' DONNA FRING ' Ambition: SECRETARY Chorus 2, Special Dance 3, Volleyball 1,2,3, Field Hockey 4, Tennis 2,3. Likes dancing, clothes, sewing and steak . . . dislikes mush- rooms and onions. Page 29 all ur0W4'? KAROLYN FUXJAGER Ambition: TEACHER National Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Tennis 3, Volleyball 1, Tumbling 1. Likes reading, laughing and little children . . . Would like 8 children some day . . . dis- likes boredom and to be talked into something. RICHARD GANZ Ambition: INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER Baseball 3, Tennis 1,2,3,4. Likes sports, math and science : . . dislikes mechanical draw- ing. WILLIAM GENTZ Ambition: DENTIST Baseball 1,2, Captain 3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2, Captain 3,4, Span- ish Club 3, Varsity Club 4. Likes sports, travel, good food, and a neat appearance . . . dislikes waiting, secrets, and somebody with no ambition. HOLLY GEYER Ambition: UNDECIDED Chorus 1,2,3,4, Bowling 3,4, Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, horse- back riding manager 1, Lead- ers 1,2, Softball 2,3, Volley- ball 2,3,4, Sportsnight 1,2. Likes anything red, good books, blue eyes, and J. H .... dislikes dirty windows and forward boys. Page 30 CATHERINE GIACALONE Ambition: TEACHER Basketball 4, Bowling 4, Field Hockey 4, Sportsnight 4, Ten- nis 3,4, Volleyball 4. Likes seeing New York City during Christmas time, shop- ping for clothes, playing piano K4 yearsl . . . dislikes exces- sive jewelry, teased hair, and Alebra. JAMES GIBSON Ambition: ARMED FORCES Likes ice hockey, Barbara Kohl, and food. MARIE GILBERTO Ambition: PIANIST Student Council, Secretary 1, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, French Club 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Likes dating, informal classes, dances and piano . . . Dislikes oral book reports, lavatory restrictions. LUCY GOLONKA Ambition: NURS-E Sports Night 3, Tumbling 1,2, Volleyball 1,2, and Field Hoc- key 1. Likes food, Vogue Magazine, and skiing . . . dislikes loud people, and summer-time wea- ther. DIANE GRANEK Ambition: MATH TEACHER Shoreline 4, Viking Voice 4, French Club 1,2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, F.T.A. 1, Secretary 2, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4. Likes semi-classical music and show tunes, fashion, theatre- going, and travel . . . Dislikes house cleaning and cooking. Page 31 ROBERT GRANT Ambition: UNDECIDED Band 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2, Man- ager 3, Football 1. Likes politeness, stamp collect- ing, hunting with a well- trained dog, and firearms . . . Dislikes gum chewing, yelling in the halls, and hot rodders in the school parking lot. ADELINE GREENWOOD Ambition: ENTERTAINER Chorus 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Cheerleading' 1, Sports- night 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3 Manager 4, Dance Manager 2. Likes singing, styling hair sports, dancing and cooking. I Y JUDITH GREFE Ambition: TEACH AT A COLLEGE LEVEL Softball 1,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Sportsnight 1,4, Basket- ball 1,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4. Likes reading, listening to the radio or records, graduating, and boys . . . Dislikes Spanish Civilization, sharing lockers, and homework. WILLIAM HAAS Ambition: CHEMIST oR TEACHER Shoreline 3, Varsity Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Baseball 4, National Honor Society 4. Likes stamp collecting, Pat Sauer, leisure time, sports . . . Dislikes confusing teach- ers, and frequent reports. ETHEL HAND Ambition: SECRETARY Basketball 1,3, Archery 3, Softball 3, Sportsnight 3. Likes reading, talking on the phone, English, T.V. and peo- ple in general . . . Dislikes History and cold weather. Page 32 EDWARD HART Ambition: LAWYER Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Soccer 1. PATRICK HAVERBUSCH Ambition: TEACHER Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2. CAROL HENDRICKSON Ambition: 1.B.M. OPERATOR Shoreline 4, Bowling 4, Sports- night 3,4. Likes Art Museums and read- ing . . . Dislikes color brown, school lunches, cold weather. ARTHUR HENKEL Ambition: T0 BE PRESIDENT Shoreline 4, Forum 4, Viking Voice Editor 4, Wrestling 1,2 3,4, Math Team 1,2, National Honor Society 4. Likes cheerleaders, and money . . . Dislikes learning Snanish Civilization and conversation. GEORGE HERRINGER Ambition: NAVY Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Foot- ball.. Likes fishing, bowling, movies, and records. Page 33 JAMES HERMANN Ambition: TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ENGINEER Shoreline 3,4, Math Team 1,2, 3,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Track 3,4, National Honor Society 4. Likes stamp collecting, model railroading, girls and sports . . . Dislikes communists. DARBY HIGGINS Ambition: NURSE Business Club 4, Basketball 3,4, Bowling 2, Softball 4, Vol- leyball 3,4. f Likes records, cars, study halls, and dittoing . . . Dis- likes hard work, spelling, and Porky Pig. PAT HOERT Ambition: SECRETARY Viking Voice 4, Sportsnight 4, Tennis 4, Volleyball 3,4. Likes to cook, eat, buy record albums, work in the guidance office and being a Senior! . . . Dislikes filing, loads of home- work, and lack of school spirit. ROBERT HONES Ambition: UNDECIDED Lacrosse 2,3,4. Likes auto racing, skindiving, dances and sports . . . Dislikes poor school spirit! Page 34 BARRY HOSCHEK Ambition: ENGINEER Lacrosse 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 4. Likes sports, music, and going to the movies . . . Dislikes work, Castro, and eligibility lists. JOHN HOVERMAN Ambition: DOCTOR Varsity Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 4, Class President 1, Vice Pres- ident 2, Treasurer 4, Basket- ball 1,2, Captain 3,4, Football 3, Captain 4, Track 1,2, Cap- tain 3,4, National Honor So- ciety 4. Likes relaxing and summers . . . Dislikes long hair and homework. DAVID IHRIG Ambition : TEACHER Band 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Football 3,4. Likes hunting, skiing, sports and teachers with a sense of humor . . . Dislikes term pa- pers and our school spirit. BARBARA JENNISON Ambition: SECRETARY G.A.A. Treasurer 4, Leaders Club 2, Vice President 3, Softball 1,2,3,4, Sportsnight 2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Cheer- leading 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3-,4. Likes bowling, sleeping late, collecting records, cheerlead- ing and blond boys . . . Dis- likes lima beans, conceited people and homework. EVELYN JOHANNESEN Ambition: MATH TEACHER Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Sportsnight 3,4, Tennis 3, Bowling 2,3., Basketball 1,2,4, Badminton 1,2. Likes dancing but dislikes waiting. Page 35 LYNN KITTREDGE Ambition: BOOKKEEPER Shoreline 4, Cheerleading -1,2, 3,4, G.A.A. Manager 1, Sports- night 1,2,3,4, Business Club 3. Likes cheering, dancing . . . Dislikes people who swear, people being late, and dis- appointments. BRUCE KLIPPEL Ambition: TO D0 soMETHING 1 REALLY WANT TO DO. Shoreline 3,4, Viking Voice 4, Audio-Visual Aids 1, Wrest- ling 1,2,3,4, Football 1,3, Base- ball 1. Likes observing others, relax- ation, potato pancakes, and root beer soda . . . Dislikes strenuous work, lamb chops, and Frank Sinatra. GAY KNEER Ambition: SECRETARY Sportsnight 1, Tennis 2, Vol- leyball 1. Likes drawing and painting, food, sleep and skating . . . Dislikes homework. DANIEL KOBER Ambition: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Audio-Visual Aids 1, Dra- matics 1,2,3, President 4, French Club Vice President 3, President 4, Stage Crew 1,2,3, President 4. Likes Hi-Fi's, electronics, boating, math and science. JAMES KREIG Ambition: RADIO ANNOUNCER Soccer 1,2, Yorker Club 1,2 President 2, Band 1,2. Likes Mercedes-Benz automo- biles readin solitude and re 7 gl ' laxation . . .,dislikes phonies, crowds, too agreeable people, and 11-year-old's that smoke. Page 36 ! CAROL KREISS Ambition: SECRETARY Business Club 3, Volleyball 2, Sportsnight 1, Basketball 2, Badminton 4. Likes painting, movies and dancing . . . Dislikes reading. FRANK LANZERATTA Ambition: ELECTRICIAN Wrestling 1, D.E.C.A. Likes underwater rock piling, accordion playing, electricity, money and girls . . . Dislikes work and pizza. JUDITH LANZISERA Ambition: AIRLINE STEWARDESS Shoreline 3,4, Dance 2,3, Man- ager 4, Badminton 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 3,4. Likes pizza, sneakers, formal dress, head bands, attending plays and to someday have 12 children . . . Dislikes lipstick, communism, and baked beans. RONALD LESSER Ambition: IBM OPERATOR PAMELA LEVINE Ambition: SECRETARY Sportsnight 2,3,4, Softball 3,4, Dance 1, Bowling 2,4, Business Club 3. Likes playing the piano, spec- tator sports, clothes and Jim . . . Dislikes school busses and gym- Pcxqe 37 SHARON LOWRY Ambition: TEACHER Shoreline 4, Statesman Society 1, Band 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, Leaders Club 3. Likes painting, T.V., sports, parties, school . . . Dislikes getting up early, going in freezing weather for gym and vegetables. A EDWARD LUEBKERT Ambition: NAVY Football l,2, Wrestling 1. Likes cars, sports and work . . . Dislikes school. K I VT! I VJ A' fl! V ,WJ XXL QV X JT' 2 X f ,Vi .rv ,yy , X :ldvlim KJ l'.! MQN N NJ I XL' Ai x'.A'4 ,Y Ii I M -A W M of J- V 'li' i 'ffl L ii if lwlif Y ' X ia m ipff CAROL LUHRS Ambition: BOOKKEEPER night 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Softball 2,3,4, Bowling 1,2,3,4, Badminton 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Business Club 4. Likes boys, Field Hockey, and food . . . Dislikes homework, busses and ditto ink. DEL LUMBERT Ambition: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER Rifle 3,4. and swimming. Page 38 Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Sports- Likes boating, water skiing NEDDA MACELIS Ambition: FASHION DESIGNER Likes painting, reading, sew- ing, and all forms of art . . . Dislikes homework. FERN MACHLOVITZ Ambition: MEDICAL TECHNICIAN Sportsnight 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3, Bowling 2. Likes water skiing, reading, collecting records, and travel- ing . . . Dislikes homework. LEONARD L. MAGNANI Ambition: DOCTOR, LAWYER, INDIAN CHIEF Dramatics 3,4, Science Re- searchers 3,4, Debating SO- ciety 3,4. Likes amateur radio, debating, being a member of the Young Americans for Freedom, pro- gressive jazz . . . Dislikes T.V. up earlY emoriz- ing Civi ' ion. LYDIA MALTIN Ambition: ENGLISH TEACHER Shoreline 4, Hostess Club 3,4, Dramatics 1, Treasurer 2,3, Vice President 4, F.T.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Viking Voice 4, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, Special Dance 4. Likes attending plays, boys, the twist. snow, and sports . . . Dislikes lateness, cauli- flower, going Out in cold wea- ther. PATRICIA MARTORELLA Ambition : AIRLINE STEWARDESS Sportsnight 4, Tennis 4, Tumbling 4, Volleyball 4. Page 39 BARBARA MASCHEK Ambition: UTO D0 SOMETHING WORTHWHILEH Dramatics 1.2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, 4. Viking Voice 4. Tennis 3,4, National Honor Society 4. Likes horses, sea breezes, snow, a boy that smokes a pipe, painting, and boating . . . Dislikes rude boys, indoor rats, unfeminine girls and waiting. MARGARET MASON Ambition: HTO SET A GOAL AND REACH ITH Band 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,4, Volleyball 1,2, Hostess Club 1,2,3,4, Badminton 2. Likes musical instruments, boys with crew cuts, Junior Mints, and snow . . . Dislikes war and stormy weather. LAWRENCE MCGINN' Ambition: TOOL AND DIE MAKER Baseball 2,3,4, Football 4, Wrestling 4, Chorus 3, Library Council 1,2. Likes fishing, hunting, Winter, boating, and over-night camp- ing trips. JUDITH McGRATH Ambition: SECRETARY Band 1,2,3,4, Hostess Club 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Bowl- ing 2,4, Sportsnight Captain 1,4. Likes music and the theater, pizza, twists and parties . . . Dislikes lateness, surprise quizzes, unnatural people. WILLIAM MEEKS Ambition: NAVY Likes auto mechanics, hunting, cars, guns and boats . . . Dis- likes authority. Page 40 BARBARA MEINKE Ambition: BOOKKEEPER Shoreline 4, Sportsnight 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 4. Likes history, collecting rec- ords, and Rock and Roll . . . Dislikes oral reports. BONNIE MILLER Ambition: SECRETARY Decca Club, Secretary 4, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, School Store Sales Girl. Likes to read. MW PAULETTE MILLS Ambition: SECRETARY Chorus 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Bowling 4, Riding 3. Likes horseback riding. TINA MONGELLI Ambition: UNDECIDED Likes starting fan clubs and people with a sense of. humor . . . Dislikes lamb chops and anything with numbers. JILL NELSON Ambition: BOOKKEEPER Business Club 3, G.A.A. Man- ager 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Bowl- ing,,3,4, Softball 3,4. Likes bowling, Italian food, archery . . . Dislikes ditto masters, and crowded places. Page 41 CARL NYGREN Ambition: UNDECIDED Soccer 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2 Lacrosse 2, Rifle 3. Likes horseback riding, Judo soccer, and hunting. ,X ROBERT OFTEDAL Ambition: NAVY Varsity Club 3, Lacrosse 4, Wrestling 4. Likes skin diving. KATHERINE 0'MALLEY Ambition: COURT STENOGRAPHER Basketball 1,2, Softball 1,2, Volleyball 1,2, Sportsnight 1, Bowling 1, Dance 1. Likes dancing, listening to records, and my Sorority . . . Dislikes 6th period study hall, and going out for gym in the rain. GARY O'SULLIVAN Ambition: CARTOONIST Basketball 1,2. Likes cars, Italian food, and weekends . . . Dislikes oral reports and week days. Page 42 THERESA PECORARO Ambition: BOOKKEEPER Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Bowling 2. Likes making clothes, T.V., driving, people and cheerlead- ing . . . dislikes arguing, Wait- ing and Mr. B. LAWRENCE PERSSON Ambition: TEACHER National Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 2,3, F.T.A. 2,3. Interested in the automotive world and Economics of the U. S .... likes orderliness and a person who realizezs his duty as a student and citizen . . . dislikes confusion. MARILYN PIUMELLI Ambition: SECRETARY Band 1,2,3, Bowling 3, Mgr. 4, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Field Hockey 1,2,3. Likes drawing, pizza, blond, blue-eyed boys and records . . . Dislikes baked beans and con- ceited boys. MARGARET PUMILIA Ambition: UNDECIDED Shoreline 3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,4, Badminton 2,3, Bowling 3, Sportsnight 4. Likes dancing, cars, boys and Los Altos . . . Dislikes sneaky people and restraints. ROBERT PUTTICK Ambition: BUYER DECCA Likes ice skating, horseback riding, My Girl Sharyn, work around the house, and no debts . . . Dislikes bowling, home- work and arguments with family. Page 43 ROBERT RAO Ambition: F.B.I. Track 3,4, French Club 4. Likes mountain climbing and girls. THOMAS REED Ambition: AIR FORCE Likes homework, tests and some teachers. JUDITH REINHARDT Ambition: TEACHER Cheerleading 3,4, Field Hockey 2,3,4, Dance 3, Volleyball 3,4, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4. . Likes horseback riding, cheer- ing, art and the Animals . . . Dislikes getting up early wearing shoes and English teachers. LEO RIGAUD Ambition: MUSIC TEACHER Football 1,3,4, Wrestling 1,2, 3,4, Track 3,4, Baseball 2, Band 1,2,3, President 4, Var- sity Club 2,3,4. Likes sports, music and teach- ers . . . Dislikes Math and School Attitude. BETTE ROGERS Ambition: SECRETARY Business Club 3,4, Basketball 2,4, Softball 3,4, Sportsnight 2,3,4. Likes knitting, working for teachers, singing, children, making clothes and coffee . . . Dislikes reading, and having a boy friend so far away. Page 44 ARLENE ROHDE Ambition: SECRETARY Shoreline 4, Business Club 4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Sportsnight 2,3,4, Softball 2,3,4, Field Hockey 2,3,4, Archery 2,4. Likes playing pinochle, tele- phone, stuffed animals, blue eyes . . . Dislikes fish, arguing and school busses. BARBARA ROHN Ambition: UNDECIDED Badminton 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Bowling 3, Softball 1, Tumb- ling 1,2. Likes a certain cadet at West Point, skiing, football games and talking on the 'phone . . . Dislikes waiting for the mail and f'Rocks . BETTY ROHR Ainbition: SECRETARY Basketball 3, Volleyball 2,3, Chorus 1,2, Business Club 4. Likes cooking, '50 Black Mer- curys, Italian food, and ice skating . . . Dislikes simple people and show-offs . CELIA ROLDAN Ambition: - TO BE CONTENT WITH WHATEVER 1 Do . Stage Crew 2,3,4, Archery 3, Chorus 3,4, Dramatics 2,3, Vice President 4, F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4. Likes Hostel cycling, painting, chess, singing, cities, moun- tains and the sea shore . . . Dislikes prejudices, people who say you must and gos- sips. CONSTANCE RONNKUIST Ambition: TRANSCRIBING MACHINE OPERATOR Band 1,2,3,4, Softball 3,4, Ten- nis 3,4, Basketball 4, Volley- ball 4. Likes parties, records and bands . . . Dislikes going out for gym and some teachers. Page 45 BARRY ROTHBERG Ambition: COLLEGE Football, Audio-Visual Aids, Chorus. Likes girls, boating, writing poetry and eating. ,V-l. K 'rffmrfvvf ' ll-7' be , f ,A 'WW E-J XX.-I I I dan: K. 1 ,, .f'1L1ig,4:' ROBERT RUSSELL Ambition MATH CAREER Band1234 Likes music and photography FERDINAND SAUER Ambition: DOCTOR National Honor Society 3, President 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Soccer 2,3, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Club 3,4. Likes hunting, fishing and sports . . . Dislikes class dues. Y BERNARD SCHAEFER Ambition: TEACHER Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. Likes outdoor sports, sign col- lecting, stag parties, sour- kraut and the beach . . . Dis- likes Wise guys and school busses. Page 46 RAABE SCHIFFMAN Ambition: UNDECIDED LAWRENCE SCHULTZ Ambition: DRAFTSMAN LaCrosse 3,4. Likes pool, sneakers and La Crosse . . . Dislikes loud peo- ple and English. asian 'J ,X ROBERT SCHWEIGER Ambition: STOCK BROKER Class President 4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Foot- ball 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3, Secretary 4. Dislikes waiting, Jim Valvano and handkerchiefs. WW its if JOYCE SCHWEIZER Ambition: TEACHER Sportsnight 3,4, Tennis Club 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, French Club 4. Likes Football games, swim- ming, diving, and dancing... Dislikes color pink, Math and teased hair. CONSTANCE SHAFF Ambition: TEACHER Shoreline 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 3. Likes classical music, ballet, youth movements, Shake- speare, Broadway shows and Bio-Chemistry . . . Dislikes Hen Parties , impatience and pessimists. Page 47 JAMES SHANAHAN Ambition: OCEANOGRAPHER Student Council 2,3,4, Class President 3, Dramatics 2,3,4, Viking Voice 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Chorus 3, Wrestling 1,2. Likes beach activities, parties and sign collecting . . . Dis- likes being called by my last name. JUDITH SOLTAN Ambition: SECRETARY Student:Council 1, Treasurer 2,3, Secretary 4, Class Presi- dent 2, Cheerleading Captain 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. President 4, Sportsnight Captain 1,2,3,4, Bowling 1,2,3,4. Likes Larry, knitting, Seaford High School and Cheerleading . . . Dislikes eating 4th period and lack of school spirit. BARBARA SOUSA Ambition: SECRETARY Likes reading, Writing, learn- ing, experiencing new things and beauty and the arts. RITA SOUTO Ainbition: PRIVATE SECRETARY Cheerleading 1,2,3, Sports- night 1,2,4, Business Club 3. Likes music, dancing and col- lecting records, . . Dislikes waiting and unsociable peo- ple. HENRY SPRING Ambition: TEACHER Soccer 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Football 1 Spanish Club 2. Likes Water sports, skiing, boats, T.V. and food . . . Dis- likes conceited people and peo- ple who run in the halls. Page 48 RALPH STEVENSON Ambition: ACCOUNTANT Soccer 1,2,3, Wrestling 1, Math Team 4, Varsity Club 4, Viking Voice 3, Business Manager 4. Likes golf, music, newspaper headline collecting and Water skiing . . . Dislikes long as- signments. DANIEL- STONE Ambition: LAWYER LaCrosse 2,3,4, Soccer 4, Track 1, F.T.A. 2. Likes fishing, sports, dra- matics, and History . . . Dis- likes Math, eligibility rulings and the Way Seniors are treated. MARY ELLEN SUMAKIS Ambition: TEACHER Viking Voice 1,2,3, F.T.A. 1,2,3, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, Vol- leyball 1,2, Basketball 1,2. Likes records, knitting, read- ing and My job at the Pub- lic Library . . . Dislikes vege- tables and a lack of school spirit. GENE TAMBOR Ambition: COLLEGE AND AFTER THAT REACH HNIRVANAH. Debating 3. Likes banjo, guitar, Mr. Mc- Cabe's politics and Barry Goldwater . . . Dislikes Com- munists and all other forms of evil. BARBARA THOMPSON Ambition: AIRLINE HOSTESS Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, Business Club 3,4, Archery 3. Likes roller skating, spaghetti, vacations . . . Dislikes getting up early, homework and tests. MICHAEL THEOFEL Page 49 BRUCE THURSTON Ambition: CIVIL ENGINEER Dramatics 3,4, Chess Club 4, Latin Club 4, Stage Crew 3,4. Likes cycling, sailing, soccer and chess. JUDITH TIMME Ambition: SECRETARY Chorus 1,2, F.T.A. 1,2, Secre- tary 3, Sportsnight 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Business Club 4. Likes reading, cartooning, modern dance, playing the ac- cordion and parties. KATHLEEN TITONE Ambition: CosMEToL0G1sT Bowling 1. Likes drawing, convertibles, dancing and going out . . . Dislikes washing dishes, wait- ing and oral reports. Page 50 ALEEN TUFANO Ambition: TEACHER Chorus 1,2,3, F.T.A. 2,3, Bas- ketball 1,2,3, Archery 1,2,3, Sportsnight 3. Likes swimming, Italian food and people . . . Dislikes getting up early, homework and rou- tine. JOHN TURNER Ambition: TEACHER Viking Voice 3,4, Chorus 1, 2,3 President 4, Soccer 3,4. Likes singing, a good debate, records and politics . . . Dis- likes liver, the record Big John and the attitude of some teenagers. JAMES VALVANO Ambition: TEACHER Student Council Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, Varsity Club 1,2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Captain 4. Likes Italian food and girls . . . Dislikes waiting and Bob Schweiger. MARIE VARUOLO Ambition : COLLEGE National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4, Shoreline 4, Band 1,2, Basketball 1, Captain, Tennis 2, Hostess Club 1,2,3,4. Likes My boy friend , writ- ing letters, dancing . . . Dis- likes immaturity, homework and being pushed around. BONNIE VENEROSO Ambition: TEACHER Shoreline 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Sports- night 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3. BARBARA VERITY Ambition : SECRETARY Likes pizza, sewing, cooking '54 Fords . . . Dislikes Hgabby' people, simple people and Time . VIRGINIA VITALE Ambition: SECRETARY Likes swimming, food, sleep . . . Dislikes homework, wait- ing and going out for gym. Page 51 JERRY WALLACE Ambition: NAVY ELECTRONICS Likes cars, money and fishing . . . Dislikes talkative people. BARBARA WATSON Ambition: NURSE Business Club 3, Sportsnight 2,3,4, Tennis 2,4, Volleyball 3,4, Field Hockey 2,4, Basket- ball 3,4. Likes perfume, summers, ice skating . . . Dislikes teased hair, color orange. EDWARD WARD Ambition: BIOLOGIST Football 2,3,4, Rifle 4, Track 2,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4. Likes breeding tropical fish for fun and profit, food, fe- males, football . . . Dislikes Physics taught on a college level to High School quiz kids. Page 52 JANET WEAVER Ambition: PRIVATE SECRETARY Shoreline 4, Latin Club Secre- tary 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sports- night 2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Field Hockey 1,2,3,4. Likes food, variety of shoes and Driver Education . . . Dis- likes super markets, U. S. Navy and stubborn people. JOHN WEISS Ambition: ENGINEER National Honor Society 3,4, Shoreline Editor 3,4, Baseball l,3, Math Team 1,2,3,4, Vik- ing Voice 4. Likes pizza, weekends, and the beach during the summer . . . Dislikes mornings and learn- ing Spanish Civilization. JANIS WETTERER Ambition: SECRETARY Badminton 4, Basketball 3,4, Bowling 4, Softball 3,4, Tennis 4, Volleyball 4. Likes babies, tennis, bowling . . . Dislikes homework, tests and getting up early. HELEN WILLIAMS Ambition: SECRETARY Likes collecting records, boat- ing and swimming . . . Dis- likes going out for gym in the cold and getting up early. MABJORIE ZELLER Ambition: SECRETARY OR MODEL Shoreline 4, Forum 4, Busi- ness Club 3,4, Sportsnight 1,2, 3,4, Field Hockey 1,4, Bowling 3,4. Likes teachers who are con- siderate, respectable boys, neatness and art . . . Dislikes oral reports and teachers who ridicule students. Page 53 IH Class oi June 1963 Senior ill EREBY LEAVE . . . . BARRY HOSCHEK . not knowing what happened to that multi- millionaire stockmarket financier, Mr. Brasch. KATHY BOODMAN an emergency brake and an extra fender to Mr. Curtis. CATHIE BRAWNER all you unlucky teachers another Brawner. JUDY REINHARDT my school spirits to all the future cheerlead- ers. I prophesy all the seniors will be suc- cessful. J UDI TIMME Mr. Skolnick a stepladder so he can adjust the shades. ' BARBARA THOMPSON my yellow striped waxpaper to whoever sits at our 7th period lunch table. CAROL LUHRS Mrs. Russell a typing eraser, because she is always borrowing mine. MARY ELLEN SUMAKIS 10 lbs. of empty peanut shells for Mr. Curtis's tuba. BARBARA MEINKE ' all my pretzel crumbs to Mrs. Esposito. GAY KNEER Mr. Skolnick one stepladiier for use when opening windows. RALPH STEVENSON one vote for Mr. McCabe. :TOSEPH BRUNO I hopell Doi:-:EIB VENEROSO JIM a pair of long underwear to those unlucky Juniors who have to play field hockey on those sub-zero, snowy mornings. SHANAHAN still trying to figure out what Jerry Wallace has been trying to tell me for the past 4 years, and I predict John Julius Agnitti will be Mr. Cowlick of 1965. MILDRED CEROSISM my high marks in Office Practice to some un- lucky Junior. PAULETTE MILLS with HAPPINESS mamiis EDWARDS ' Mr. McCabe 1000 sheets of re-usable quiz paper. BRUCE BERNARD Mr. Howard the knowledge that his skill as a teacher and a human being will never be forgotten. JANICE EKBACK a box of tranquilizers, a crying towel, and a book How to Get into College Without Really Trying to the Guidance Department. BOB OFTEDAL Mr. Tchack a year's supply of white dress shirts without collar buttons. DAN KOBER next year's French 3 class a book entitled How to Succeed in French Without Really Trying . A LYNN M. KITTREDGE my cheerleading uniform to any girl who can keep it together! LARRY SCHULTZ ROL an assorted group of animal calls for next year's lunchrooms. F FEHRENBACH a Field Trip for Nick. MARILYN PIUMEILI my 6-foot locker to my 5'1 sister. NEDDA MACELIS , . . . Mr. McCabe all the pieces of gum he made us take out during class. BERNADETTE FESTA . . . Mr. Boglioli the motto of CANDID CAMERA - S.M.I.L.E. MARIE VARUOLO . . . Mr. Ferrara a whole new assortment of pickled bugs to heave at unsuspecting Biology stu- dents sitting front row center. LYDIA MALTIN . . . a pair of stilts and a couch cushion to Mr. Robertson for the next student in his driving car who cannot reach the clutchg plus my nick-name duck to anyone who fits the descriptiion. ROBERT H. PUTTICK . . . my late passes to anyone who has drawers large enough to hold them. JOYCE SCHWEIZER . . . my Green gym socks to Miss Clugston. ROBERT SCHWEIGER . . . my Rutgers rejection slip - they'll be sorry! ALEEN TUFANO . . .my brother, Jerry, my sister Suzanne, my cousin Dennis, my cousin, Susie, etc. DARBY HIGGINS . . . all my driving experience to Mr. Boglioli. GARY COLLINS . . . all my thin ties to Mr. Peterson and Mr. McCabe. f CLAIRE ACCOLLA . . . to my successor as Senior Editor the privilege of reading the Class Will uncensored. BETTY ROHR . . . my bookkeeping ambition and my nickname Lacy to Mr. Dunham. BETTE ROGERS . . . my bottom locker to any 6'3 guy who wants exercise in bending. DONNA DANIELSON . . . give all Seaford teachers peace and quiet. LARRY PERSSON . . . a year's supply of steerburgers to my driving instructor, Mr. Robertson. CAROL I-IENDRICKSON . . . my sister with six wonderful, miserable years yet to go. BARRY ROTHBERG . . . control over the students to the lunch room teachers. KATHY O'MALLEY . . . my locker to the next poor person who has to put 3 people's possessions in it. JEANNE AMATO . . . Tammy my lunch hour with the boys. JILL NELSON . . . Carol Wallace another month. RUDOLF ADAMEK . . . Mr. Tchack a portable top button. BARBARA VERITY . . . so a new Decca President can give Mr. Hallenbeck gray hair. BARBARA JENNISON . . . Mr. Robertson another frustrating driver who won't be able to ride the clutch. ARTHUR HENKEL . . . Bruce Bernard some friends. JIM GIBSON . . . Mr. Kronenberg a jar of that greasy kid stuff. JOHN AGNITTI . . . for definite uncertainty. STEVE FREESE . . . Joe Trubia one yearis supply of animal food to feed the zoo in front of his house. PAM LEVINE DANIEL STONE . . . Mr. Robertson a watch so he will know what . . . for better or for worse. time to come in from driving. VERONICA CONDRON CONNIE SHAFF . . . Mr. Curtis one safety seat belt. . . . Judy Klym a blink in Spanish, and to Enid BARBARA MASCHEK Bate, Mr. Horowitz's dirty test tubes. . . . Mr. Harrington one dizzy blond, and Larry KATHLEEN BALMER Rotkin a set of rabbit ears. . . . Mr. Bogholi my unfinished Office Practice PAT HOERT sets and my Typing Awards. . . . Mr. Curtis another Frustrating Driver. JO ANN BARRESI DEL LUMBERT . . . Liz Harrington to Mr. Dunham. . . . the upcoming seniors my old physics papers JANET WEAYER . H U I in order that they may benefit from my mis- . . . Mr. Bogliolil his H phony absentee list and GEo1E1lgEs E?-lE:.Il.:l51gi:1l?l'9I1ef1t6d from others'. my name s eepy . BRUCE THURSTON . . . my '55 Ford to Mr. Fries. . . . 1Vlr. Kaelin a new school-bag to carry his MARGARET FISHER unch. . . . Mr. Robertso b k t'tl d H t A - BERNIE SCHAEFER preciate Worrileril Dgilveresgl e OW O p . . . Alan McCartney the name and address of my JANIS WETTERER Cobbler for when he grows into my title. . . . my brother, John, to face another fun-filled MIKE THEOFEL year of school. . . . Seaford, with a sarcastic grin on my face. MARGIE COHEN BILL HAAS . . . Mr. DeFeis 100 copies of an all-essay test ANGPE2itAS31E1J31tIoABob Roller. go mark, and I prophesy that he will some- ay win an Osca . . . . Mr. Boglioli the adhesive tape he is always ED LUEBKERT I threatening me with. . . . my animal cage to John Fox. MARGARET MASON FERN MACHLOWITZ . . . Margaret Maron my nickname Moose , . . . Mr. Robertson the money I owe him for stall- CELIA ROLDAN ing. . . . Mr. DeFeis three cans of A Sz P Tuna Fish, PATT FAGAN a. can of Schlitz, and a butteroll to nourish . . . my locker in the music wing unused. him during a show. JAMES HERRMANN DIANE GRANEK - . . . a blond-color comb to Mr. McIntyre. . . . Mr. Robertson a brake - till the new Granek JAMES KRIEG comes along. . . . Mr. Hallenbeck a lifetime honorary member- CAROL KREISS ship to the Hewlett Temple Beth El Hadassah. . . . one brother to any unfortunate teacher who GEORGE ESPOSITO may get him. . . . one book, 'iPass o d d , t f - GENE TAMBOR ture varsity basvlgeiballllinlgyiig O any u . . . Mr. McCabe 351,000 in Federal Aid in order to WILLIAM B. BALMER help increase his salary. . . . Mr. Andolf all th l I' ll d h' FRANK FRANDSEN eyes in the last tx?voW5?gars.Ve pu e Over ls . . . Mr. Ferrara a Barney Fife detective kit to MARIE GILBERTO find B.B.'s mark. ... The Case of th M' ' L k '15 - EDWARD J. WARD solved. e lssmg Oc S ye un . . . wishing the senior will wasn't censored. BRUCE KLIPPEL PEG CONNOR ' ' ' . . . Mr. McIntyre a tie of the great star con- . . . Mr. Peterson :Ia little thick Irish . H stellations CHARLES BEGLE ANK SPRING . . . my senior privileges, whatever they may be, . . . Bruce Klippel about 10 years to corner the to sonie EUEEYSJUHIOF. C Nsheep market in order to fulfill his will. SHARYN . R O NIE RONNQUIST . . . to the next Senior Class a Will of Their Own. . . . Mr. Manso a full course meal for all the ones GUS ALBA I've had in the band room. . . . with a sarcastic smile, while dwelling on the JANE DONOVAN thought of hall duty . . . . Mr. Sullivan one of my insulting looks, WILLIAM MEEKS JOHN TURNER . . . Mr. Tchack in peace. . . . Mr. Dunham a book entitled How to P1 PAT HAVERBUSCH Winning Soccer . ay . . . Miss Larkin all the parts of the radiator in RUSSELL DRIVER Room 217. . . . guto Shgp a rnechanic's nightmare - any SHARON LOWRY Onnevl 9- . . . Mr. Harrington my musical ability, may he JUDY SQLTON . , , rest in peace, and I hereby prophesy that of M155 Vlklng- within four years my sister will be as good my Cousin Kath K H 1 M 35131-an , , Y eeltmypacein iss M19lG,S heart. RITIZSSSQTQ I can CARL c. NYGREN BAEIBARA ROHN ' . . . 311221 lbloots and blanket to Mr. Peterson's Rifle . . . my share in the purchase of an alarm clock DONNA 5-RING to Miss Larkin. Umph? , , , my Geometry notes to Colleen. JUDI LANZISERA PAT BARKER . . . my pigtails and feckles to'Uncle Larry, and . . . with great vigor, knowing -my Sister, Irene, my knee socks to any Junior with cold feet. will leave that Way too, in five more years. X 1 W 1 'r 'x N- f iw X 1 X 'Vaci ' I 4 l'.l.,.9'u . o aol lo tv 09 0 I 'v 1 ' HH' . 1 ',.:.'o.',a ,'- H r f'l, ' qu., n 'I I 4 . ' 5 0 - 4 oo , . 4, , v:. -. ,,.u'lv ol: CLASS S ,- 1. 1 'U 4 ,Q s 0.5 ft,- o'ug1i 0 u '.' '.'u'0:' I 0'a' .o.a.o . Q 'lu U u 5O .l, ' u' .g: Qi.. 0 ,. n 0 9 .D O ...:..' 1.5 v . Q O ' . I .u, ,,v.- 'vs ' 1 . Q Q 5 'f. I I :- MARDI W 1 1 iw f, On February 9, 1963, the class of '64 held the annual Junior Prom. The theme of the Prom was Mardi Gras and the fabu- lously colorful decorations added to the atmosphere of excitement. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen Ueff Borer and Diane Eichl. The royal couple reigned over their loyal court fPatricia Sauer, Gene Turner, Rich Baldino, and Lorraine Henngelerj for the remainder of the enchanted evening. 1 H' 1' , ff A v W -. J Q, 6.4 M kv 1 .Ay x Q if if V3 SQ? ,QNX 'Z CLASS 0F '64 CLASS OFFICERS President, Jeff Borerg Vice President, Anne Berryg Secretary, Nancy Dayg Treasurer, Robert Fatcher. E I Mr. J eckson Advisor Miss M. Knoerzer f V Mrs. M. Russell Advisor A Advisor K Page 61 11-1 MR. RAYMOND BOGLIOLI J. Accorsini, A. Adrian, K. Ahern, B. Albrecht, L. Anik, J. Anderson, W. Arnold, R. Baldino, M. Bam- bach, H. Barber, P. Barbieri, J. Barbuto, L. Beatty, P. Begley, E. Bergen, A. Berry, R. Blader, L. Bloom, P. Blume, J. Bongiorno, J. Borer, A. Bornstein, S. Born- stein, P. Boudreau, P. Boyle, P. Brandenberger, C. Brawner, J. Brazda, R. Brion, C. Brown, M. Brown, Bubico, A. Capobianca, E. Carfero, W. Charlton, B. Chiate. np f f f my A . ll-2 MRS. MARY RUSSELL R. Ciano, M. Comet, D. Cookin- ham, L. Copley, N. Day, R. De- K. Diedrich, H. Dreher, M. Ed: wards, D. Eich, N. Eichner, S. E1- Santis, K. Desch, L. Desiderato man, D. Elminger, E. Erichson, J Falco, D. Falsetti, R. Rarrell, F Fatcher, M. Ficco, J. Ficken, S Finklestein. U16 . 1 Z. . ' ff: , 1-me 1 MR. THEODORE TCHACK M. Fisher, N. Fiscina, F. Fowler, J. Fox, H. Franz, R. Franz, W. Freese, S. Friedman, N. Galla- gher, J. Garrison, D. Garstang A. Germain, P. Gilistro, A. Gior: R. Gogarry, A. Goidberger, Mf Goldman, A. Goodrich, J. Gordon, giani, M. Giorgiani, K. Glickman F. Greene, J. Greene, J. Green D. Grossman, L. Haan, E. Haas: E. Harrington, B. Hart, R. Haus- childt, K. Held. ... an.. M .. '-1?-L is 9 s fl 4?fqfDa-.i,...,s.,,., 5 L 11-5 MR. ERICH BERBERICH G. Larsen, M. Latman, H. Lent P. Livermore, A. Luby, N. Macf caro, D. Madlinger, C. Mahon, R. Manza, L. Marasco, R. Marasco L. Marino, G. Marrone, R. Martin, M. Maynard, J. McFadden, R. Mc- Mills, L. McNulty, P. Meade, W. Meade, F. Meier, C. Meinecke, R. Melnick, S. Mercurio, E. Meyer B. Milazzo, G. Miller, P. Miller. 11-4 MRS. K. GALLAGHER E. Henricksen, L. Henggeler, J Hilton, P. Hitchens, E. Hurley A. Isola, G. Izon, P. Jacques, A Jiran, M. Jiran, R. Johnson, S Jones, T. Jooss, R. Karol, R. Ka- zium, R. Keith, M. Kelly, R. Kelly B. Kemp, C: Kiers, B. Kohl, J Kohlmeyer, J. Krieg, W. Kruck W. Kuhnel, R. Ladd, R. Lahey J. La1nm,'L. Lange. M- ,f ' 11-6 MR. J. MCINTYRE T. Morgan, K. Moriarty, K. Mor- ris, F. Murray, J. Murphy, E. Mussell, K. Nadelson, I. Nagy G. Nasta, C. Nesbihal, J. Nichols S. Nigro, J. Novak, M. O'Brien, N. O'Connor, T. O'Connor, G. O'- Sullivan, O. Palm, S. Paras, R. Patnode, J. Pell, D. Pellegrino, J. Perrin, K. Peterson, L. Petrelli, V. Petrick, H. Petrucco, R. Pet- rucco, R. Pettit, K. Pitcher, J. Piumelli, W. Powell, A. Ragona P. Ranaudo. 7 9 9 7 2 7 , NRL' 1 4 if 1 XCKYXSH 5KQfWJ,l,ab,f,b Q -- ,Qfzi J 11-7 MR. CLIFFORD FRIES R. Rein, N. Reinheimer, K. Reuter, N. Rhodes, J. Ridder, F. Ritchie, P. Ritson, E. Rizzo, G. Rizzo, R. Rodney, R. Roller, C. Rosner, M. Ross, J. Roth- berg, L. Rotkin, I. Rungulis, C. Russert, D. Russo, J. Rutherford, D. Ryan, J. Salvato, P. Sauer, W. Saur, S. Schauer, R. Schilpp, L. Schreiner, R. Schurr, S. Sell, K. Seward, K. Shea, R. Skidmore, M. Slator, L. Smith, J. Sosnow, D. Sousa, W. Spie- gel, E. Stehle. 11-8 MISS MARGARET KNOERZER M. Stein, K. Steiner, E. Stern, L. Sulkowski, D. Tacopina, G. Thornton, J. Trubia, E. Turner, W. Tynan, R. Ulino, P. Umbach, J. Van Dyke, J. Van Valkenburgh, D. Visone, K. Vogel, D. Vogt, C. Wallace, R. Wallace, B. Wallach, R. Walley, J. Ward. P. Wargo, K. Weber, J. Wetterer, J. Wilcox, G. Williams, C. Wurthman, G. Zeidat, M. Zucker- man. Puqe 64 CLASS OF '6 President, Linda Magee, Vice Presi- dent, Cathy McGinng Knot shownj Sec- retary, Susan Friedman, Cnot shownb Treasurer, Ronald Russo. Mr. D'Onofrio Advisor 'Sn Q. X Mrs. C. Hirschman Advisor 10-1 MRS. PHYLISS GLICKMAN P. Abenante, W. Abrams, C. Ac- colla, J. Adamek, J. Ahern, C. Ahlers, W. Alexanderson, L. Ali- seo, S. Aloff, D. Alperin, T. Ama- to, E. Ambrose, F. Aron, K. As- dahl, H. Asta, C. Auerbach, P. Baldine, L. Baolto, J. Barbuto, C. Barresi, H. Barton, D. Beau- champ, B. Beaumont, J. Becker, K. Beddow, B. Benjaminson, C Bennett, J. Biagini, E. Blanchette J. Bohm. 7 10-2 MR. WALTER KELLEY R. Bolton, S. Borer, R. Boudreau, T. Box, T. Boyle, S. Breckenridge W. Brett, B. Brown, J. Brown W. Brydon, L. Buettner, Byrnes, K. Cafiero, T. Calissi, Camp, M. Cantone, M. Caputo, Carlson, J. Carter, M. Cascone, Cella, D. Chasin, A. Cigna, Ciotti, B. Cohen, E. Cohen, Collier, R. Connor, K. Conway gdpliiwwu C. Comer, C, Comiskey, Rf Cooper. - D9 - - 10-4 MR. JAMES KAELIN T. Ecklund, R. Emal, R. Eriksen, A. Fal, B. Faurot, C. Ferrara, V. Filip, J. Fiore, K. Fisher, W Fishlinger, N. Florio, J. Foley, D Ford, B. Fontana, R. Fox, N. Frankel, S. Friedman, A. Fritch S. Frontz, L. Fucci, J. Gauci, D Geary, R. Geiser, J. Gerrity, C Giacalone, V. Gjersvik, D. Gladd- ing, J. Goldstein, J. Gosse, M Goudket, J. Greico, L. Grimaldi M. Grinberg. . . mv ., 10-3 MR. ANTHONY D'ONOFRIO C, Cooper, T. Cox, V. Czito, R. Dahlgren, D. Daly, W. D'Angelo, R. Dedcovich, K. Defilippis, G. DeGaetano, T. Dellerson, L. Desch, J. Desiderato, L. DiCorpo, D. DiDonato,d V. Dimmick, D. Dobbin, R. Debosy, A. Doig, G. Domanico, L. Drevermann, N. Dricks, C. Drubin, J. Dlick, J. Dunlop, L. Dunlop, G. Dutcher, L. Earl, M. Earl, J. Eberius. fhiwawawv' . I -' 10-6 MRS. C. HIRSCHMAN J Ja ell P Johnson W Kaiser ' p 7 ' Y ' I D. Kays, J. Keefe, K. Keefe, K. Keller, J. Kelly, D. Kendelhardt, M. Kenny, L. Kern, D. Ketcham J. Kngus, c. Kleiman, J. Klym, M. Kniffin, P. Koegel, R. Korn C. Kowanetz, W. Krovetz, K Kugner, G. Kugler, L. Lathrorn P. Lee, G. Leopold, J. LeViness D. Lippman, D. Locke, S. Lorie nv' ' 10-5 MRS. MICHELLE WATERMAN T. Foley, P. Guinta, L. Haas, B Haber, T. Hagan, V. Haight, R Hanft, J. Harrison, G. Hartman N. Haynes, M. Hehl, W. Henggel- er, G. Herrick, J. Hirsch, W. Hoehn, P. Hoffman, J. Hoffmann L. Hoffmann, K. Holgers, L. Hull 1 J. Hooker, M. Hooper, J. Hover- man, J. Huber, B. Hunziker, H. Hyman, D. Irig, J. Jarman, R. Jappell, S. Jennison. 10-7 MR. NORMAN KOSLOFSLY M. Luby, E. Lucia, M. MacNei11 7 D. Madlinger, L. Magee, M. Mal- loy, M. Manzi, K. Mareno, C. Ma- rino, J. Marino, M. Maron, F. Martorella, A. Masullo, A. Mc- Cartney, E. McE1fresh, N. Mc- Fadden, C. McGinn, F. McGullam, J. McMillin, G. McNicholl, J. Medea, J. Meinke, J. Mielke, S. Miller, W. Milota, R. Minicucci C. Modica, V. Monaco, A. Morris, N. Morris, D. Mowen, S. Muller L. Murphy, S. Neumar, N. Nevinsf 10-8 MR. DAVID KRONENBERG R. Nichols, M. Nietrnann, R. Nil- son, R. Noblett, J. Norton, K. Ny- gren, D. O'Brien, P. O'Grady, W. O,Malley, C. O'Neil1, J. O'Neill, D. Panick, R. Panick, C. Parsons, W. Passeggio, G. Pastre, C. Patti, J. Pearson, D. Perma, G. Picone, H. Pierce, J. Pridlides, A. Prin- cipe, H. Purviance, H. Putallaz, C. Quets, J. Quinn, J. Rapuano, G. Reithel. I5 - M ca .. A 10-10 MRS. ROSE ESPOSITO C. Sletten, D. Smith, D. Smith, J Souto, J. Spadaford, P. Stege- mann, E. Steves, D. Stitt, M. Stol- lon, J. Sullivan, L. Suter, R. Tambor, J. Thornton, V. Thurs- ton, D. Tillis, E. Tinfo, I. Tinfo, R. Trubia, L. Tucker, P. Turck C. Van Barneveld, B. Vanden- bergh, K. Vassallo, F. Vetter, J Wariner, E. Weber, J. Weeks, M Weinstein, B. West, F. White, S Wirnpenny, A. Wissner, M. Wolfe in-u-I' 10-9 MR. PHILIP HOWARD J. Rieker, T. Roberts, R. Robin- son, L. Ronnkuist, D. Rosin, R Roth, B. Ross, L. Russert, R Russo, P. Saffer, F. Salatel, J Sandford, S. Santangelo, M Saulle, B. Savino, J. Schaper, D Schmidt, J. Schneider, N. Schnei- der, E. Sealy, P. Senentz, R. Sepp B. Shannon, H. Shaw, P. Shapiro, B. Silver, W, Singer. f .ff f CLASS OF '66 CLASS OFFICERS President, Paul Bosckg Vice Presi- dent, Steve Garrisong Secretary, Joanne Kowalchukg Treasurer, Terry Dellerson. Mrs. Benevich Advisor ' M J' J, Mr. Fliess Advisor Page 69 I ,,. A Miss Zimmerman Advisor CLASS OF '6 CLASS OFFICERS President, David McCartneyg Vice President, Steven Kobetzg Treasurer, Robert Schiltz. Mrs. DeWo1f Advisor Mr. Nadler Advisor Page '50 Mr. Sherman Advisor CLASS OF '6 CLASS OFFICERS President, Thomas Gooberg Vice Pres- ident, Skippy Manzig Secretary, Su- san Meyerg Treasurer, Lynn Romer. Mr. Emma Advisor Page 71 ooofo Mrs. Wickel Advisor .'.QQ1' Q, Onan! Ma- 9:3 on .,'-'I , - I .I 4 Si Q Q eiore After af, nn s sk -1 .tn na ATIO AL H0 OR 0ClETY Left to right: J. Herrmann, B. Maschek, J. Weiss, M. Varoulo, J. Hoverman, F Sauer, W. Hass, S. Beers, L. Persson, M. Connor, and D. Granek. National Honor Society Pledge- I pledge myself to up- hold the high purposes of this society to which I have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. Page 74 TUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council is made -. .... up of representatives from all the classes and runs the G.O. Members have many benefits such as a free dance, discount tickets for movies and skating rinks, a discount on the Shore- line, and free issues of the Viking Voice. The advisor is Mr. Peterson. Left to right: D. McCartney, M. Connors, J. Borer, C. Accolla, J. Shanahan, J. Hoverman, A. Berry, P. Bosch, D. Gladding, E. Hurley, C. McGinn, J. Soltan, J. Valvano, B. Frese, Mr. Peterson-advisor. VIKI G ERVICE ,QUAD ,. . .W Left to right: D. Lippman, J. Foley, B. Wariner, J. Fiore D. DiDonato, J. Sosnow, R. Korn, D. Rosen, E. Bate, I. Sumakis, J. LaViness, R. Cassacelli. Seated left to right: R. Neilson, G. Leopold, S. Breckenridge, G. Herricks, Mr. Davey. 7 1 The Viking Service Squad is a service organization made up of seventh, eighth and ninth graders who wish to serve their school. Their blaz- ers were provided by the Sea- ford Lions Club. Mr. Davey is the club advisor. vna G ICE Left to right: L. Maltin, M. Connor, D. Granek, A. Henkle, L. Mc- Nulty, Mr. McIntyre CAdvisorD, M. Cohen, R. Cole' rattlesnakel Stevenson, Claire Accolla, S. Beers, and the lively, little fellow on the end is Big John Turner, Harassed by test schedules and a full social calendar, the Viking Voice our school newspaper, was published nine times this year. Although its own woes could fill columns, it chronicled the positive, dealing with scholastic and sports events, the student body and the teachers and such features as numerous types of puzzles and a photo contest, the editors, were Sharyn Beers and Art Henkel, Mr. Mclntyre was their advisor. Page 76 7 Left to right: A. Henkel, Mr. McIntyre, S. Beers, and R. Stevenson Reporters: Claire Accolla Margaret Connor Susan Decicco Carol Ehrhardt Bernadette Festa Karolyn Fuxjager Adele Germain Patricia Hitchens Bruce Klippel Barbara Maschek Lucille McNulty Viking Voice Staff Editors: Art Henkel Sharyn Beers Page 77 Suzanne Nolin James Shanahan Ralph Stevenson John Turner Photographer: Ronald Roth Typing Staff: Giovanna Cioffi Patricia Hoert Lydia Maltin Advisor: Mr. McIntyre I Mm TH TEAM W 1. ,,, , l 4 1 1 , V 2 if A . 4 syfl , Y,-xl. in QM, ,- -1-,A M., FWMI Left to right S Aloff J Herrmann, T. Edwards, F. Frandsen, J. Weiss, and ,Mrl Annett. Our Math Team, the Math- letes, is an active member of the Nassau County Mathema- tics League. The team com- petes in monthly contests with other member teams. Awards are presented to the high scor- ing team and individual mem- bers. The advisor is Mr. An- nett. DEBATI G TEAM The objectives of the Debat- ing Team are to encourage an interest in current events, to be able to communicate dif- ferent ideas and opinions to others, to orient the student to speaking for a length of time before an audience, and to allow the students to do re- search and find source infor- mation on their topics. J. Martin, D. Weberling, L. Romer, C. Lange, S. Meyer, E. Darcy, P. Gellert, Miss Styrett, R. Casaceli. The French Club has the purpose of bettering the stu- dents' knowledge of the lan- guage, history and customs of the French people. Mrs. Kraith is the club advisor. Left to right: L. Anik, J. Ficken, W. Charlton, C. Kiers, P. Ritson, S. Sellsg seated left to right: Mrs. Waterman, E. Stern. Left to right: L. Holgers, L. Stout, M. Green, R. Parchini, D. Ketcham, R. Rein, J. Green, L. Grimaldi, S. Sandford, K. Shea, M. Ficco, seated left to right: J. Nichols, J. Kohlmeyer, Mrs. Kraith, D. Kober, and M. Stollen. The Spanish Club is to in- crease the opportunity for stu- dents to speak Spanish and af- ford a greater understanding and appreciation of the Span- ish-speaking people. Extensive use has been made of music, cultural material, and histori- cal data. F. T. A. The Future Teachers of America is an organization of students who Wish to become teachers and learn about this profession. Left to right: S. Elman, J. Barbuto, M. Ficco, J. Milke, E. Erickson, A. Goldberger, L. Anik, M. Brown, E. Henrick- son, M. Giorgianni, L. Schreiner, R. Pierce, L. Beatty, C. Mahon, L. Pearrson, N. McNeill, K. Ruettner, P. Saffer, E. Stern, J. Klem, K. Steiner, M. Stollon, K. Reuttner, J. Flanagan, L. Malton, M. Fisher, Miss Reid. BUSINESS CL 'B The Business Club of Sea- ford High School is primarily concerned with providing a service for the teachers and the students of this school whereby they can get a max- imum of work done at a min- imum of cost. Left to right: S. Jennison, R. Skidmore, D. Higgins, M. Ball, K. Boodman, J. Green, M. Banbach, J. Pumelli, J. Wetterer, B. Thomson, K. Desch, M. O'Brien, D. Visone, B. Rohr, M. Kelly, S. Arena, P. Livermore, V. Condron, L. Hahn, F. Green, J. Gass, L. Russettg seated: E. Duncan, J. Timmie, Mr. Skolnick, C. Luhrs, and A. Rohde. E IOR HIGH DRAMATIC The Senior High Dramatics group, ad- vised and directed by Mr. Fred DeFeis, pre- sents an average of three productions a year. This yearls major production, Harvey, was put on three times. The other two produc- tions Were presented to the student body in one of the schoolls gen- eral assemblies. Many of the members have attained an entrance into the National Thes- pian Society. Left to right: D. DiDonato, J. Lanzisera, L. Magnani, B. Thurston, B. Maschek, J. Sosnow, J. Nichols, L. Rotkin, D. Rosen, K. Weber, S. DeCicco, N. Eichner, L. Lathrom, M. Goldman, L. Malten, Mr. DeFeisg Seated: M. Ross, D. Kober, and C. Begley. '22 1, Alb Rehearsal for Harvey, left to right: Mr. DeFeis, Lenny Magnani, Dan Kober. Page 81 ,f PICCOLOS: Lucie McNulty, Evelyn Lucia.FIRST FLUTES: Lucia McNulty, Anne Berry, Bar- bara Maschek, Margaret Edwards. SECOND FLUTES Evelyn Lucia Karen Asdahl, Judy Mc- Grath, Judy Sanford. THIRD FLUTES: Betty Gross Kathleen Ahern, Marilynn Earle, Jane Kaplan, Julia Nagy, Dennis DiDinato, Sharon Lowry, Linda Ronnkuist, Christine Sletten. OBOE: Linda Maascvh. FIRST CLARINETS: Penelope Miller, Rosemary Keith, Jeffrey Goldstein, George Leopold, Judy McMullen. SECOND CLARINETS: Jane Kohlmeyer, Constance Ronnkuist, Ralph Melnick, Mary Whiting, Margery Cohen, Beverly Wolf, Debbie Rosen, Judith Duck. THIRD CLARINETS: Joseph Sosnow, Eleanore Bergen, Janice Ekback, Barbara Albrecht, Verobica Filip, Pamela Jacques, Noel Fippinger, Candice Ecklund. ALTO CLARINETS: Robert Russell, Margaret Mason, Ann Doig, Phoebe Johnson. BASS CLARINETS: Karen Peterson, Frank Saletel, William Arnold, David Kendelhardt, Carmine Patti. FIRST ALTO SAXOPHONES: Barry Chiate, Kenneth Stanton. SECOND ALTO SAXOPHONES: Twinkle Box, Gary Tobey, James Novak. SEAFORD HIGH SCHOOL MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Susan McLendor1, Gail Hartman, Margaret Luby, Carol Luhrs, Hillary Shaw, Marie Gilberto, Robert Albrecht, Victor Lopez, Peter Vanderhaack, Alfred Forte, John Turner, Susan De Cicco, Linda Petrelli, Janice Ekback, Diane Eich, Susan Sell, Kathy Shea. Row 2: Joan Ahern, Barbara Milazzo, Nancy Day, Janice Riecker, Susan Fisher, Anita Cigma, Robert Martin, Joseph Le Viness, John Hendrickson, Charles Kowanetz, Tom Hagan, Tom Mar- gan Adeline Greenwood, Gail Pastre, Karen Mariarty, Janet Weaver, Nancy Moran, Kathy Kefer, Sue Baylis, Janet Adrian. CHORU Page 82 BA D TENOR SAXOPHONES: Raymond Manza, Gary Larsen. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Randall Nichols. FIRST CORNETS: Dennis Russo, Albert Giorgianni, Robert Hauschildt. SECOND CORNETS: Donald Dobbin, Jerry Hermanson, Robert Patnode. THIRD CORNETS: Thomas Morgan, Edward Hass, Howard Dreher. FOURTH CORNETS: Ronald Roth, David Ihrig. FIRST HORN: Ferdinand Sauer. SECOND HORNS: Douglas Stitt, John Schaper, THIRD HORNS: Thomas Ecklund, Bruce Christiansen. FOURTH HORN: Clifford Reithel. FIRST TROMBONE: Richard Hauschildt. SECOND TROMBONES: William Haas, Alan McCartney. THIRD TROM- BONES: Fred Aron, Edward Sealy. EUPHONIUMS: Leo Rigaud, John Rapuano, Brad Ben- jaminson. TUBAS: Charles Begley, Robert Grant, Peter Aron, Thomas Calissi. PERCUSSION: Kenneth Glickman, Elizabeth Stehle, Richard Pettit, Joel Carter, Walter Fishlinger, Michael Goldman. Row 3: Donna Fernandez, Pat Gomelch, Joe Ann Mielke, Pat Hitchens, Lauren Ehrhardt, Bonnie Veneroso, Jeanne Van Dyke, Charles Brown, William Reinhardt, Leo Rigaucl, John McFadden, Robert Sepp, Fred Murray, Martin Brown, Barbara Vastola, Mary Molloy, Pat O'Grady, Linda Schaeffer, Linda Magee, Ann Lo Franco, Phyllis Smith. Row 4. Barbara Hostaller, Ellen Boyle, Cathy Ingham, Joyce Nichols, Onnalee Palm, Celica Roldan, Arlene Renz, Larry Bloom, Neil De Caprio, Roy Martin, Robert Roller, Richard Ladd, Paul Denzer, John Sullivan, Maureen Ryan, Melanie Ross, Cathy Nesbihal, Holly Geyer, Ann Fritch, Angela Cigna. Page 83 nm: ,E xx .QA HORELI Left to right: B. Hart, S. Lowry, A. Germain, D. Granek, N. Day, J. Van Dyke, Mr. Tchack, B. Klippel, G. Esposito, J. Hermann, F. Frandsen, C. Patti, Seated: C. Accolla, J. Weiss, A. Berry. Editor-in-chief -- Senior Editor --- Feature Editor ---- Activities Editors --- Girls' Sports Editor ---- Boys' Sports Editors ---- John Weiss --- Claire Accolla ------ Anne Berry --- James Herrmann Frank Frandsen Jeanne Van Dyke --- --- .......t --- George Esposito Advisor - Mr. Tchack Page 84 Bruce Klippel HORELI E BUSINESS TAFF X I J xg rj Nl .' r i fo I ju ,J - l Left to right: B. Ross, B.- Silver, S. Sell, M. Zeller, A. Rhode, f' ' VUM,4'L. Anik, K. Steiner, E. Stern, Mr. Tchack. .. f 4 iw ! JW f U T f - I . ,AF ff ' UM fl CHESS CLUB Left to right: B. Thurston, J. Murphy, J. Green, Mr. Tchack, S. Aloff, G. Morrison, and B. Grill. Page 85 The Seaford High Chess Team CBetter known as the Seaford Chessnutsnj have competed with Massapequa and Jonas Salk. LATI CL B The Latin Club has the purpose of bettering the students' knowledge of the language, history and cus- toms of the Roman Civili- zation. Mrs. Krum is the club advisor. Left to right: J. Flanagan, E. Staly, N. Fippinger, Bruce Thurston, J. Kaplan, K. Weber, N. Fiscina, V. Dimmick, L. Beatty, K. Reuter, E. Hendrickson, N. Nevins, L. Baolto, R. Schurr, E. Luciag seated: D. Eich, Mrs. Krum, C. Begley, M. Fischer. LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council of Seaford High School is primarily concerned with pro- viding a service for the librarians so that library duties are done as quickly as possible. Left to right: Peter Vanderhaak, J. Kaplan, K. Brown, L Stout, M. Green, N. Fippinger, M. Hehl, K. Nesbihal, C. Bennett, Miss Williams, B. Festa, S. McLendon, P. Galisto, C. Angley, J. Adrian, N. Adrian. THE TACKAPAUSHA PLAYERS OF SEAFGRD HIGH SCHCOL PRESENTS A R V E Y ERICK DE FEIS X ,, N. ,ef my! 5? will 7 HAR EY lllysfif CAT Tackap usha Players presented Harvey, the w l known comedy by Mary Chase. Duiyfg the weeks of rehearsal, Harvey. the six foot, one and a half inch, rabbit, became a much talked about character here at Seaford. Members of the cast and crew had a ball both in preparation and performance, and the show was greeted with welcome enthusiasm on the part of the audience. Harvey's perforated hat still hangs - in the sound room-as he joins the list of Seaford's favorite - people'?! BEHI D THE CE 0FF STAGE FEBRUARY 1963 IlARVEY'S PRODUCTION STAFF age 89 1 f CAFETERIA STAFF Seaford Jr.-Sr. High School's Office Staff Time is a river of passing events, a torrent. MARCUS AURELIUS ' w':,,4SS-Tr'Z'1wismf:1:fzfA if NWI! 5 9 Y, , ,,,,,,,, -I F 0 0 t 1 9 b 6 il 3 l l i , V , ' 1 X , gui... .,,, ,, ,,,,. , ,,,, ,, ,, . ,, , . ' K it M45 ,, ,,,.,. ,,,,, ..,,,,, , , ,, W, Bottom row, left to right -- A. McCartney, E. Ward, W. Freese, L. Rigaud, J. Valvano, J. Hoverman, B. Shaffer, J. Trubia, F. Aaron, A. Wariner, middle left to right - P. Boyle, R. Kasium, G. Zeidat, B. Schweiger, K. Vogel, D. Ihrig, P. Denzer, G. Alba, R. Baldino, S. Borer, B. McMills, J. Hoverman, coaches Mr. Peterson and Mr. Inter- nicola. Top left to right - B. Sepp, E. Serley, B. Milotta, B. Pisegio, R. Ciano, B. Vandenburg, E. Carfero, J. Brown, R. Wallace, P. Abernanthe, I. Tinfoe, D. Kendelhart, L. McGinn, J. Peil. The 1963 Viking football season was the most successful one in the last few years. The Vikings wound up the year with a rec- ord of five wins and three losses. A passing 323233 lg giigfgghe ' N' attack, with quarterback Jim Valvano doing Seaford 12 McArthir 'B ' 16 the pitching, was installed this year by coach Seaford 0 Malveme f 26 Harry Curtis. This, along with outstanding Seaford 7 East ROCkgQg3f -' 0 line play, helped to account for the team's Seaford 49 Lynbrook f' 0 fine showing. The 63 season was highlighted Seaford 20 Levittown 'M ' 13 when three Viking players were picked by Seaford 20 West Hempstead k ' 7 the competing coaches to be on the all-league team. These were quarterback Jim Valvano, end Rusty Hoverman, and tackle Leo Rigaud. Page 95 Ba ketball 1963 I Front row, left to right: John Schneider, Ed 1-fart, rerumanu mauer, uuacn noexy Valvano, Jim Valvano, John Hoverman, Jeffrey Borer, Walter Spiegelg back row, left to right - Paul Umbach, Bob Schweiger, Peter Boyle, Peter Koegel, James Shanhann, Wayne Kuhnel, George Esposito, Bil Gentz. The 1963 Viking cage season was sort of a disappointment. Coach Valano expected a bet- ter showing than our nine and nine record. The season was highlighted by two victories over arc-rival Wantagh. With these victories we were able to keep in our possession the highly cherished Mace and Tomahawk. Seaford's out- standing player was Jim Val- vano. The high scoring for- ward was named to the SSAL IV all-league team. Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford Seaford VARSITY SCHEDULE Floral Park .... Copaigue r.... Freeport ..r........ Berner .....r......... Levittown Memorial --- Roosevelt ..r....... Wantagh ..... Malverne ....., East Rockaway --- Lynbrook -........, West Hempstead ..... Levittown Memorial --- Roosevelt ............ Wanta gh .,......... Malverne .......... West Hempstead --- E-ast Rockaway --- Lynbrook ........ J.V. BASKETBALL f, 4, , Wg? , ,W Back, left to right - Eliot Cohen, Donald Dobbin, Frank Salotoe, Dennis Smith, John Carter. Front, left to right - Robert Franz, Kennith Carfero, Henry Franz. Wrestis Bottom row, left to right - M. Cantone, F. ,Vassa1o, J. Media, W. Pisegio, S. Friedman, D. Gar- stang, R. Fatcher, J. Roberts, B. Hengler, K. Kern, B. Faurot, A. Acamow, A. Brown, J. Biagini, Middle row - coach Mr. Gerbino, S. Borer, R. Vandenburg, J. Trubia, R. DeSantis, F. Aaron, A. Henkel, S. Santangelo, B. Benjaminson, B. Wallach, W. Charlton, H. Hyman, R. Russo, coach Mr Bosch top left to right R Sutter P Denzer W Freese, A. McCartney, J. Hoverman, L. Rigaud R Warner R Kasium F Meyer E Luebkert T Morgan, B. Millota, R. Minnicucci, D. Kendelhart Although this year's wrestling team did not do quite as Well as last year's, it nevertheless had an outstanding season. The Viking Grap- plers finished second in their league With a rec- ord of 7 Wins and 1 loss. They also had an over- all record of 11 Wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. In the SSAL IV wrestling tournament, the Vikings finished second. In the tournament, the Vik- ings' Bob DeSantis, Leo Rigaud, and William Freese took first place in their respective weight classes. In addition, J oe Trubia and Fred Aaron finished second. Bob DeSantis climaxed an un- defeated season by capturing first place in the sectional tournament and third in the county tournament. With many of the same grapplers returning next year, Coach Gerbino expects another good season. Wre tling Champ Bill Freese Leo Rigalld Bob DeSantis Page 100 VARSITY SCHEDULE Seaford Southside --- Seaford Freeport .... Seaford Wantagh --.-- Seaford Glen Cove .... Seaford McArthur .......-... Seaford East Meadow ....... Seaford Valley Stream North Seaford Baldwin ............ Seaford Malverne ........... Seaford Lynbrook ........... Seaford Levittown Memorial Seaford Valley Stream South Seaford Carey .............. Seaford Berner ............. Rifle Front, left to right - R. Schilpp, R. Gogarty, C. Nygren. Back row, left to right-Mr. Robert Peter- son, coach, C. Meinecke, J. Schaper, H. Putallaz. Firing position. J.V. Rifle Front, left to right - S. Wirnpenny, R. Martin, B. Nichols. Back, left to right - D. Grossman, Mr. Robert Peterson, coach, R. Lahey. Ba eball 1963 ,mf Front, left to right - Robert Grant, Bob McMills, Stan Friedman, Bob Schweiger, Jim Valvano, Bob Berkel, Richard Baldino, Ed Haas, Larry McGinn, standing, left to right - Ferdie Sauer, Fred Aaron, Bill Freese, Peter Kogel, Bill Gentz, Jeff Borer, Steve Freese, coach, Harry Curtis. Bob Berkel, All-league pi'6CheI' Jim Valvano, All-league shortstop VARSITY SCHEDULE April 77 37 Y7 77 7? 77 77 37 H 71 J! 7? May 77 17 9! I7 97 H D 7! Wantagh Wantagh Wantagh Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Levittown Levittown Levittown Lynbrook Lynbrook Lynbrook Malverne Malverne Malverne Memorial Memorial Memorial East Rockaway East Rockaway East Rockaway Levittown Bethpage Division West Hempstead West Hempstead West Hempstead CA? CH? CA? CH? CA? CH? CA? CH? CA? CH? CA? CH? CA? CH? CA? CH? CA? CH? CH? CA? CH? CH? CH? Page 103 With six players returning from last year's championship squad, the Vikings should be in for an outstanding season. Coach Harry Curtis expects to retain the league championship. An outstanding pitching staff, with Bob Berkel, Ferdie Sauer, Bill Gentz, and Jeff Borer doing the hurling, and a tight defensive infield held together by all-league shortstop Jim Valvano, should provide for an exciting team. Track 1963 .-. W, . J . , ,M K. - .. ... f-,, gurl.- Q - '- y a. g ii do S or-121-4.5 .- fiffffivg- JN' 'V . Q - , f in -'QWQ NQNX S l.rr F ' S- Front, left to right - J. Lamb, T. Acklin, W. Rappiano, J. Brown, M. Comet, A. McCartney, B. Vandenburg, D. Kendelhart, E. Mcelfrish, second row, left to right - B. Singer, H. Pierce, B. Fishlinger, R. Minniccucci, B. Benjarninson, R. Russo, L. Sutter, I. Tinfoe, T. Seily, third row, left to right - S. Borer, J. Smith, B. Jarmon, J. Rutherford, L. Rigaud, B. Shaffer, J. Herrmann, W. Haas, R. Hauschildt, back, left to right - coach, Mr. Dowd, V. Crawford, P. Denzer, J. Hoverrnan, F. Salatole, F. White, D. Tillis, J. Hoverrnan. Alan McCartney - B1'Oad Jump Brad Benjarninson-Hop, skip ' Leo Rigaud - Shot Put and jurnp Q X Q1 3 gg, . 2, A , Rusty Hoverman High Jump Vinnie Crawford - Pole Vault occer 1963 Standing, left to right - S. Freese, J. Herrmann, F. Ritchie, B. Chiate, K. Glickman, J. Van Val- kenburg, A. Wisner, B. Haas, R. Stevenson, N1 Turner, B. Schilpp, W. Roller, D. Stone, R. Mar- tin, D. Ryan, coach, Mr. Dunham. Kneeling, left to right - J. Hampht, F. Frandsen W. Hengler, H. Spring F. Sauer, J. Turner, F Martorreli, R. Connor D. Russo. 1 Var ny Club Back row, left to right - Kenneth Vogel, Gus Alba, Barry Hosheck, Leo Rigaud, Richard Ciano, Steve Freese, William Freese, Jeffrey Borer, Stan Friedman, middle row, left to right - Ferdie Sauer, James Shanahan, Paul Denzer, Dave Ihrig, Ralph Stevenson, Robert DeSantis, Joe Trubia, Dennis Garstang, Robert Fatcher, Robert Connor, front, left to right - Robert Schweiger, Edward Ward, Bernie Shaffer, Robert Berkel, James Valvano, John Hoverman, Steve Borer, Alan McCartney, James Hoverman, Ronald Russo. The Varsity Club is an organization formed to honor varsity athletes. To gain entry, one must earn a varsity letter and must also be voted in by the club's members. The club performs many helpful services to the school. They help to control congestion in the halls, supervise the running of the annual Mace-Tomahak Dance in cooperation with the Wantagh Key Club, and also award plaques to various coaches at the annual Dad's Club awards dinner. The Varsity Club is advised by Mr. Valvano. Page 106 Every high school has its outstanding athletes. The best of these athletes are often named to an all-league or all-county team. It is rare when an individual is named to three such teams. This year at Seaford We have such a person in Jim Valvano. Jim, a senior, has been named to the all-league baseball, basketball, and football teams. He was also named as all-county shortstop in baseball and just missed being all-county quarterback in football. Jim has been flocked by college offers but has limited his choices to Colby College, Al- bright College, and Rutgers University. Seaford High School pays its tribute to Jim Val- vano. Page 107 enior High G.A.A. Board Sitting, left to right: Officers L. Ford, J. Soltan, B. Jennison. Standing, left to right: Club Mana- gers B. Hart, M. Piumelli, J. Nichols, E. Harring- ton, S. Nigro. Girl' Athletic The Girls Athletic Association is the self governed body that sponsors physical education activities for girls. There are no requirements for club participation, thus, all may enjoy their benefits. Awards are given in June to all girls who have earned a required number of points by attendance and team membership. W ' ,Wally- - tw D Z ,. A W WV in fi! X K Www ' 4, -p,,,fqf , y 50 M, W! MW f Vx!! yi , ,,,. , ,, W , W f 'W' , , ,W IW? !5!M ,,g4W . If-974 ff' W Q W Wf W ' 1 f 7 .X Q W bffitdhwg vfpfldlljl ffl t p eader Club l Qviffglq l UA ff 5 51 Y , if Q 2fp3.f . YJ of Sitting: President B. Hart. Kneeling, left to right: L. Hass, P. Sauer, A. Germain, J. Van p Dyke O. Palm, P. Hitchens, C. Rosner, J. Riecher, L. Hengeller. 4,Q27d UW .QWZW .W ,JVM y . M tc .M The Leaders Club is the honor organization of the Girls Athletic Association. It has been established to provide opportunity for exceptional girls to grow in all phases of living - leader- ship, and helpfulness, dependibility, understanding of other people, knowledge and maturity. ' T'he Leaders Club is dedicated to honor, service, and understanding. Leaders serve one period a week as assistants in the physical education classes. They are assigned to teach one lesson in each sport and act as referees during squad competition in team sports. Leaders must also be Willing to give one additional hour of service a Week to the physical education department. x l 5 J i l Page 109 f k CHEERLEADER fb ,Lf .1 U f w ,X f I 1 L, . WVU, i J 437' I ir X Qlfg' ,ffl lx!!! f nf aff .iid Varsity: left to right: J. Soltan, D. Eich, E. Hurley, S. Nigro, Capt. L. Ford, C. Wallace, Co-Capt. B. Jennison, L. Kitteredge, J. Reinhardt. Jay-Vee: back row,' left to right: M. Earle, J. Sanford, J. Foley, A. Principe, Capt. C. Quets, J. R1ecker, Front, left to right: N. McNeille, L. Magee, J. Ahern, Co-Capt. J. Souto. . Honor: standing, left to right: S. Nigro, B. Watson, A. Rhode, O. Palm, P Boudreau, P. Sauer, V. Thurston. Kneeling, left to right: B. Hart, J. Weaver E. Adrian, M. Edwards. Sitting: Capt. H. Geyer. Field Hockey Honor Reserve: Standing, left to right: J. Van Dyke, J. Reinhardt, R. Nilsen P. Hitchens, B. Fontana. Kneeling, left to right: B. Veneroso, T. Box, E. Bergen, J. Kohlmeyer. Sitting: Capt. C. Luhrs. Page 111 fi 62, Pi tt. . ,J A. Arena. Honor: standing, left to right: P. Barker, J. Reinhardt, B. Fontana, E. Harrington, J. Wetterer. Kneeling: Capt. S. Lowry. Honor Reserve: standing, left to rightf L. Haas, J. Riecher, S. Jennison, B. Veneroso, A. Rhode, M. Earle, R. Skidmore, V. Thurston. Sitting, left to right: C. Rosner, K. Held, S. Nigro, Volle ball X y ,f tr iffaisgsi zfsssftsg y 2 . Badminton Club: standing, left to right: J. Schweitzer, E. Duncan, B. Watson, J. Wetterer, M. Piumelli, S. Lowry, B. Fontana, K. Morris, M. Zeller, A. Rhode, A. Arena, R. Skidmore. Kneeling' C. Jacoloni, J. Reinhardt, G. Herrick, K. Moriarty, J. Grefe, P. Barker, K. Bedeau, K. Held,-Sitting: B. Jennison, C. Luhrs, B. Veneroso, Manager J. Nichols, L. Maltin, V. Dimmick, C. Jacoloni, R. Filip. Bowling: Winning Team - P. Miller, M. Cohen, B. Albrecht. Sitting: Club Manager M. Piumelli. Ba ketball Honor Reserve Standing, left to right: V. Thurston, M. Edwards, P. Boudreau, P. Hitchens, B. Veneroso, V. Monaco. Kneeling: Capt. J. Van Dyke. i Page 113 Honor Left to right: Back row: B. Fontana, S Lowry, O. Palm. Second row: B. Jennison J. Grefe, P. Sauer, P. Barker, J. Wetterer Sitting: Capt. E. Harrington. ports Night 1963 White Team: Color Capt. Lynn Ford, 12th Grade Capt. Barbara Jennison, 11th Grade Capt. Stephanie Uir ro, 10th Grade Capt. Linda Magee. Green Team: Color Capt. Judy Soltan, 12th Grade Capt. Barbara Jennison, 11th Grade Capt. Stephanie Nir- 10th Grade Capt. Chris Quetts. . Page 114 1 pring port M. Piumelli, A. Rhode, K. Jacoloni, J. Schweitzer, S. Sowry, C. Moriarty, L. Maltin, Sitting: C. Luhrs, A. Arena, B. Jennison, ll. Edwards, B. Veneroso. lrchery Club: standing: E. Duncan, B. Watson, llorris, M. Zeller, B. Reinhardt. Kneeling, C. .im .L A .ew . X -ff .ia..?..l..1.....f V. anime www- Nz-YL H- -r 1 v 'wana ..., 1, 1' pecial Dance Standing, left to right: B. Gross, S. Keat- ing, J. Lanzisera, P. Connors, N. Maton, K. Schaeffer, B. Hostaller, J. Kowalchuck. Kneeling: R. Wallace, S. Kubilus, R. Plat- nitz. Sitting: C. Kleinman. . ii, QW ' X . 32:4 , K I f f ', ., .1 1 35 I t f .2 . 'ggi 1 J g 5 Tennis: Standing: J. Van Dyke and B. Hart - '62 Doubles Champs. Kneel- ing: B. Brown -- '63 Club Manager. Softball Club: Standing: J . Schweitzer, B Watson, J. Reinhardt, J. Wetterer, M. Piumelli S. Lowry, J. Nichols, B. Fontana, K. Morris M. Zeller, A. Rhode, R. Skidmore. Kneeling C. Jacoloni, E. Duncan, L. Ford, B. Jennison C. Luhrs, E. Harrington, P. Barker, J. Grefe B. Hart. Sitting: K. Moriarty, B. 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