Seaford High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Seaford, NY)

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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.

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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.

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