South Side High School - Colonnade Yearbook (Rockville Centre, NY)
- Class of 1958
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X L-FE ,gufggjf Q wh G ty: 1 Jun V, di ' x 'S' 1524-W' -fx . gs eleventh, n eteeq fifty four Y 4 Lf Table of Contents Administration and Faculty ..... Seniors .... . . . . Activities .... . Sports ........ . Underclassmen .... . . AIIMINISTMTIUN AND FACULTY '1 1' fy ,f 'A ' quw' Mr. Hmbi-ii F. Jl'Ji'YWS'x'T ii., making vital decisions iwiwf Dr.Afi'vcii,Cf2ii'Q1cw . , . J ' ' i Q , Mr, J. Dole McKibber. 1'Fi,1i Board of Education-Trustee, lvon H. Anderson, Vice'President, lrving L, Schonzerg President, C. Doniel Ludlunwp Superintendent ot Schools, Herbert F. Johnson, Secretory, Mrs. Rito Boggsp Trustee, F, Newton Miller-discuss conternporory educotionctl problems. Between the sclool ond the comrnuntty the Bootd ot Educotton serves os o most tmportont ltnl4 As typified by their plonntng tor the new senior high school they ltove worked consistently to odopt the curriculum to meet modern needs The Boords ulttmote gool is o broctder more complete educotton for every student in Rockville Centre Dr Morton Byrnes Director ot Gut lo Mr Rolph E Wtlltctms Guidance Counselor Miss Helen Ferlcontn Gutdonce Counselor Counselors in tle gutclonce cleportment ctdvtse the students their loter occupottons Under the direction ot Dr Morton Bytncs ss l-lelcn Fetlcctntt or c c rt Wt toms Soutt Stdets ctlso otcot tze tltett future educctttonol plctns 9 r . r t 'C nie ot Soutlt Side Senior l-l gli School in the choice of subjects suitoblo tor lVli - 1 ' 't, nl M , R tlp' 'll' -, l ' p , J re Miss Jean Kellock, visiting teacher, confers with Miss Gladys Floyd, attendance director, in regard to sched- uling a program of work tor absentee students. Dr James Tib ne school minds of counse physician -aww vi.. Mr Edward Penzer psychologist Miss Ivarielle Brown audio visual coordinator Miss Lois Barrows speech and hearing therapist Miss Marion Hatch dental hygienist provide special services Principal s staff Mrs Sirnona Tirnler Mrs anar OToole and Mrs Carol Schrnidt check students programs. Qu 10 Superintendent's Staff: L. to R.-Mrs. Flor- ence Millea, Dr. Alfred Cereste, Miss Hazel Purtell, Mr, Herbert Johnson, Mrs. Mecha- lino Cipriano, Mrs. Edna Houghland, Mr. Wallace Watt, Mrs. Irma West, Mr. Royal Robinson, Miss Mildred McLean, Miss Mary Ann Domin. Cafeteria Stuff: L. to R.-Mrs. C. Sperduto, Mr. L. Slover, Miss A, Johnson, Mrs. M. Campanella, Miss L. Mead, Mrs. L. Welch, Mrs. A. Neville, Miss L. Lascelle, Mrs. K. Mahan, Mrs. C. Pitts, F ' 0 hands of service is ll 'll I1 Night Staff-Mr. J, Lutz, Mr. R. Harris, Mr. P. Campanella, Mr. C. Mitchell prepare building for nex1day's work, Custodial Staff-Mr. J. Waring, Mr. J. Stratton, Mrs, H, Romare, Mr, J. Fleischer help keep South Side running smoothly, Guidance Secretaries, Mrs. Thelma Zaz- zera and Mrs. Velma Dehn, check a senior's college application. ,5 ee- N.,- fi . v S.. X , ,,.,,-N . -,,...-- X I I , , Q-,ff 'NI ffs' 1 5 3 , i r y Q' L. 5, l -' mu 4'-X ,,,,,,,,.,w-f' 3-N '-wr A 1 -x, 42, ,ASD L fff5f' 2W-iii ffl -. ' X Lg, :V 4 ,QQ M32 J jf 'ni F ' A wus: ff vp 1 'lj A J. ,, ' 4 , vu , . , W . ..:?., . .4' 1 H ' I . . g.. . . ' 1 ,V . . 'n '- .fw , AK I ZEIV iw-X KEN Xxx ls Owl Mrs. Marion Bunten Mr Arnold de Frentas Mr William Grnnfield Secretarial Science Business Education HZ Mrs. Dorothy Casey Miss Louise Cressey Physical Education Physical Education and physical skill Mr. Thomas O'Sl1ea Physical Education ff2 .w X .ygy Pa Au wa .Q x .J 3593 1 if -.,v' CQ, , 1 Q Q-r' W 1 N4 klvfji hx F if. .. - 'x fyggf? ev' 51 V 5 5 I ' flaw V ' x M... Y Tm. Q J - 2 4 K 1 .. 4 MZ 'xt' '. , ,V Q .8 A . .HV t YJ.. A. 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Senior lmls, The closs will, ond the Oceanside football game ore gone, and the seniors now prepare 'ro follow the pre- cedent of success established by lor- mer alumni, Day James Johnson Elizabeth Lawrence Weass Bette Fnne Lawrence Weiss valednctorxan f the l ss f 58 has mamtalned a 9603 average However has actuvntnes have not been lumuted to scholarshnp alone Larry has been an actlve member In the schools varslty band as well as headlme edntor and columnist on The Sportsman and semor editor ot The Colon node Has asplratnons all lead toward the sclentnflc field Salutatory honors goto Bette Fune who has upheld a scholastnc average of 95 96 throughout hugh school Luke most aboveaverage students Bette also excels In extra-curricular actlvxtues She IS vuce presndent of the Future Teachers of America and Beta HIY secretary of the Math Club typlng editor of The Sportsman and an able assistant nn the Cyclone Shop Bette hopes to contunue her studles to become a statzstucuan honor students Welss Lawrence Deltausse Joseph Flne Bette Byer Allce Grossman Danlel Leuallen Beverly Kupfersteln David Lav Ellen Kamlnsky Robert Holzman Loss Kaufman Jay Slcuggevnlc Anne Krueger Allen Seldenwurm Richard Stern Robert Kovel Alexander Dxtzlan Michael Strersfeld Beth Dotzler Katherine Klelnman Arthur Grlbert Cynthia Rush Jeffrey Stem Ira McBride Robert Greenspan Mrchael Walter Barry Morse Audrey Teuten Thomas Wohlberg Lenore Cooper, Paul Lodge Deborah Schmidt Robert Lory Deanna Knelty Mary Jane Molgedeu Vnctor Sobel James Lahn Stuart Masters Thomas Bush Andrea ', ' ' o ca o ', ', .I I I I I . I I l I I I . . I. .I .I I I . I I .I I I I ' . I I It I - I -I I D I ' I I I I ' I I 1 I 1 . I , 1 .I . I . I I 20 Senior Class Otlicerx: Denny Schmidt, co-treasurer, Ellen Lav, vice-president, Thomas Teuten, president, Barbara Teimon, secretary, Michael Ditzian, co-treasurer. - Spirit and bustling activity have always charac- terized the class of '58, first to graduate after three years from the new senior high school. Numerous suc- cessful proiects-the magazine sale, senior play, tal- ent assembly, and the prom-were completed under the expert leadership of President Thomas Teuten. The class of '58 with its outstanding scholarship and decisive leadership has followed in the best traditions of South Side. Alice Byer Dean CalCcgno John Corczdonnu Barbara Ann Carnemollu Lindo Cassidy Dorothy Chcsworih spirited pep rallies and dances 1 fx Robert J. Cuniiz Edward Davis Robert Davy wanting for report cards . . . James Day Joseph Delfousse Toby DelGiudice Brenda Delman Michael Ditzian 5 brisk fall days-football games O 0 O Katherine Dovzler Arlene Ehrlich Marilyn Faber f H5 Wendy Felenstein Sidney Feltensfein Joan Fenold +4-EW' Beffe Fine John Fischer Thomas Foos Xu Revs, . fi5 x?i'x K iftgvialixv-f-, ,gif-' ...1Q?'P'i'1'f - -. .124 Y i? 1 . Michael Glaubinger Lindo Godnlck Susan Gold Mayde Goldberg new styles in senior hats Kenneth Goldflsher Pefer Golllieb Brenda Graynor Joel Goldman Flora Greenbaum O O O Carole Greenman William Greenman Michael Greenspan Phyllis Grey Daniel Grossman William Gunkel blue slips for big senior -6- Pafricia Hamillon Robert Habacker Robert Hclio Margery Hoslefler Roberta Howell Cynthia Hun? Suzanne Hunzikef George Irving Burton Israel Roberia Jacobs longer lunch periods . . . Helen Johannsen Barbara Johnson David Kaye Larry Kaye Jay Kaufman nf bf xr Richard Kervick Mary Jane Kielfy Grace Kelley 1 Arfhur Kleinman Kenneth Kleinman Joan Kaondel senior talent assembl . . . wmv Philip Koslow 4' Suzanne Koslow Judy Koster Alexonder Kovel Allen Krieger morning cyclone shop jam John Kowall Alice Krause Linda Kries Richard Krinsky w?wh .. ' V xkll . NX bww ng' fd 3 PX 3 - GQ mi' ' xx ., wh, A, x W,'S?xy, V. 'B gi. -3. rf -'vmfw yi, 5. w 'lil 9433? i mg 'WUI' .m- E A, 3 .,, 'N Maureen O'Gczru Lynne Neidhcrdf Marilyn Nichols ' I senior p ay... Mary O'Hrxiloron Rober1O'Lenir.k Sfephen Oliphanf Cymhio O'Neill Audrey Osheowiiz Roberi Osfrow me v 1 . , 5 Q X. rx, 'QW ,,f 5E?.':, U' A sf YI 'N .X - 3 'la- dy -, 'Y' 'F' f , 'iX Q,-.4 'N 1 5 im 425954 w. nm in x X. ' e I' 61' 3 WIA 1' f 7f 'Q 1 Q-MGB' 'a 3.9 x-1, X xr .1 5 as X. ' ,Fx yt' 11 Q fa' 9 J , . Q W S iv... 4 fx V 'E is 'W V , 4 Us-arfff 55, XP -nk s'W f Mi,11flP ! rw. flaw hh I 5 . L .WK uQ'ii3'2T'T:'hs?wN x' ,if Q 'N K .-S , 1 'x A . x .' dl-V im K . - . 'fpfg ni' . - v5.,h: 1 -xg f L.. Nxww N9 ,, Aihgl Q W-v un 2. ,. if fi ' 1. V QE . W NK A we x ! We .3 ,M 3? 42'-pf R wife' 1 '4.,,! . -,f W gf ,Afffvfl Elizabeth Johnson Throughout her three years in South Side, Betsy Johnson has left her mark as a leader. Her keen interest in all phases of school activity made her a logical choice for the Laurel Award. As a junior she was secretary both of her class and of the Senior Chora- leers and represented her Hi-Y at the Albany Convention. Soon rec- ognized as a person of integrity and scholarship, Betsy was elected to the National Honor Society. ln her senior year Betsy's teammates rewarded her by choosing her Blue Captain. Betsy's fine record of par- ticipation was climaxed by her election as secretary of the Gen- eral Organization. laurel awards Laurel Award winner, Bob Kaminsky, has ably shown that high scholastic ability, leadership, and an avid interest in activities go hand in hand. ln his junior year, Bob was elected president of the French Club and managed the Cy- clone Shop. This year he co-edited the Sportsman, participated in the Senior play, and served as GO. representative. For relaxation, he plays the piano in various dance bands. Scholastically Bob ranks seventh in the class. These accom- plishments have resulted in his selection as a member of the Key Club and the National Honor Society. Robert Kaminsky senlor director 3- MARY BETH ANDRE Colonnade Glrls Sports Edltor 4 Zeta Alpha Sclence Club 2 Vrce Presldent 3 Beta HIY 23 Secre tary 4 Servlce Grrl 4 Math Club 34 Hnstory Club 3 Leaders Club 4 Sensor Choraleers 34 .lumor Prom Commtttee Red and Blue 3 Badminton 234 Honor Team Basketball 2 34 Volley ball 2 3 4 Honor Socuety 4 RICHARD AVONDET Boys Glee Club 234 Senior Choraleers 4 All State Chorus 4 Mtxed Ensemble 4 VIRGINIA BAILEY Attic Club 34 Math Club 3 Treble Ce Club 3 Band 2 3 4 Archery 4 SUSAN BANNISTER Band 234 Semor Choraleers 234 u Debs 23 Orchestra 34 Treble Clef Club 3 Gamma HIY AllState Sectnonal Chorus 3 Jumor Prom Committee Red an DOMINIC BARBARO Basketball 3 4 RINA BEDELL Alpha HIY 34 GO Represen atnve 23 Vorsnty Cheerleader 4 Thallans 234 Spanish Club 3 Top Club 34 Pep Promoters 4 Jumor Red Cross 23 Sportsman 34 Sopho more Grrls Glee Club Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Softball 2 Badmmton Class Team 2 Jumor Prom Commuttee Red and Blue 3 ELLEN BELLER Hnstory Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 All State Sectional Chorus 2 Softball 23 Jumor Red Cross 234 Jumor Prom ommnttee Rd ad Ble 3 Sb Debs 34 FTA 4 Promoters 4 PAUL BENNETT Key Club 234 Glee Club 234 Tennts 234 Hlstory Club 3 Football 2 Brology Club Program Chanrman 2 German Club Vuce Presndent 3 French Club 3 Sportsman 2 STEVEN BERZNER Leaders Club 34 Football 234 Colonnade 4 Track 234 Hlstory Club 3 Latnn Club 4 Jumor Prom Com mittee Senior Choraleers 2 MICHAEL BETTEN Basketball 23 Captain 4 Latln Club 23 Bnology Club 2 G O Carmval Representatnve 23 Key Club 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 4 JOEL BLUMBERG Track 2 History Club 3 Biology Club 23 Presldent 4 Jumor Prom Commnttee Boys Glee Club 3 Band 23 Board 4 Colonnade 4 Pep Promoters 4 Avlatlon Club Treasurer 3 Spanlsh Club 4 G O Publlclty Commlttee 4 ELAINE BONFANTI Red and Blue 3 Jumor Red Cross 2 Sopho more Grrls Glee Club Volleyball 2 BARRY BOXER Spamsh Club 34 Moth Club 34 Biology Club 2 Pep Promoters 4 G O Carnrval Representative 2 LINDA BRENNER Pep Promoters 4 Delta Hu Y 4 Red and Blue 3 Sportsman 3 G O Publuctty Committee 34 DONALD BRESNAN Leaders Club 234 Camera Club 23 Soccer 3 4 Colonnade 4 Sportsman 4 Track 23 DAVID BROWN Hnstory Club 3 Pep Promoters 4 STEPHEN BROWN Jumor Prom Committee Wrestllng 234 Band 2 3 Presldent 4 Pep Promoters 4 Brology Club 2 3 Treas urer 4 Soccer 34 Prolectronlst 234 G O Representatrve 2 Camera Club 3 Htstory Club 3 ANDREA BUSH Sportsman 34 Leaders Club 3 Vlce President 4 Attlc Club 2 Secretary 3 Presldent 4 Hockey 2 Honor Team 4 Bowling Honor Team 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 2 Badmlnton 3 Archery Honor Team 3 Jumor Prom Committee Red and Blue 3 Colonnade 4 G O Art Committee 4 Pep Promoters 4 Service Girl 4 ALICE BYER Actlvutres Co Editor Colonnade 4 CoChalrman Ring Committee 3 FTA 2 Secretary 3 President 4 Red and Blue 3 French Club 3 Brology Club 2 Modern Dance 2 Class Team 3 Archery 3 Senior Play 4 Varsrty Cheerleader 4 National Honor Society 34 Gamma HIY 234 Basketball 2 Jumor Prom Committee G O Representatxve 234 DEAN CaICAGNO Sensor Choraleers 234 Band 23 Orchestra 2 3 Track 3 4 Wrestlmg 4 Cross Country 4 JOHN CARADONNA Bowling 2 BARBARA ANN CARNEMOLLA G O Representatlve 2 Leaders Club 3 4 Red and Blue 3 Hockey Class Team 2 Honor Team 4 Volleyball Class Team 23 Basketball Class Team 23 Stunts and Tumblrng Honor Team 2 3 Club 2 FTA 34 Varsrty Band 34 Sensor Play 4 Red and Blue 3 Stunts and Tumbllng 234 Archery Honor Team 34 Bowlrng Honor Team 2 3 Colonnade 4 Jay Kaufman Warren Wnshnew and Bob Davy contemplat the first heavy snow of the new year O 0 H 1 '- 1 4, 1 1 . . 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Y' , ,,, ,....,P 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 -1 , . 111 11 I 5- I I Lynn Ne dhardt Allce Byer Bev Leuallen and Sandra eeds do some IUVICUS last mlrute ese rch to their term papers JOAN GALLETLY Badmtnton Honor Team 234 Basketball 2 Class Team 3 Volleybc 23 Red Bl e 3 Bea H Colonnode 4 Volleyball H nor Team JOHN GALLO FRANCES GIALLORENZI Bcdmlnton Class Team 4 Volleyball 4 Bowllng 4 CYNTHIA GILBERT Sportsman 4 Colonnode 4 Orch sta 2 34 French Club 2 Stunts d Tumblrng Class Team 2 B dmlnton 2 German Club 3 Arch ry Honor Team 3 Science Semlnar 3 Honor Soclety 4 JUDITH GLASSER Sportsman 4 Delta HIY 23 Ccun ll Repre natye 4 Sp rush u s Blue Voleyball 23 Honor Te rn 4 Junior Prom C rnmlttee .lun or Red Cross 2 MICHAEL GLAUBINGER Football 2 3 4 Wrestllrg 2 Z ta Alpha Scrence Club 2 Track 23 Jurlor Prom Cornml tee G O C lva esentatwve 23 O Repres nta IN 2 Home oom Treasurer 4 Se:-mor Pro Chalrrran LINDA GODNICK R d and Blue 3 Sub Debs 3 French Club 3 Hrstory Club 3 Junlor Red Cross 2 Archery 3 Modern Dance 2 B dmrnton 4 Vol eyba l 2 Cl ss Te rn 34 AN GOLD Beta HY34 Jn RdCoss23 Fenc Club 3 Red and Blu 3 Sportsman 34 Badrrtnton 2 Bcwllng 2 Volleyball 2 Pep Promoters 4 Attic Club 3 Junror Pr m Commlttee FTA 3 Basketball 34 MAYDE GOLDBERG Bowllrg 4 N I I, Badmrw U KENNETH GOLDFISHER Footbc '7 3 T k 2 3 G O Reb es ntatwe 2 3 .lunlor Prom Comm ttee JOEL GOLDMAN Socc r 3 C c Shop agu mo n oay C ub PETER GOTTLIEB P p Prof ot L O e 2 G O Dance Co 3 Cofh 11 man J C VT C l lTT BRENDA GRAYNOR FTA 2 R d oss P p P or erS4 Sportsm n FLORA G ENBAUM Q P a I' e l l G C Colonnade Sportsman C, Col. my 4 I , ' , , L ' ' ' r a r - ' , ,7 , - . g foleyaall 4, , 'rtcn 47 Cr- , ll f , and U j 1 i.Y 4, cl1est': 4, B fd 4, Serxfie G':'l -if S.l:-Deb: 4. 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I C 7 , g ' g ' 2 1 1 ' 1 ' O 53 Mr Geise leads a discussion of current events in sensor history CAROLE GREENMAN French Club 3 Junior Red Cross 24 Sub Debs 24 Badminton 2 R d and Blue 3 Pep Promoters 4 Sportsman 4 Colonnade 4 WILLIAM GREENMAN MICHAEL GREENSPAN Golf 23 Math Club 34 Biology Club 2 Thalians 2 34 Glee Club 2 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Junior Prom Committee Senior Play 4 JETS 3 President 4 PHYLLIS GREY Alpha HIY 2 34 Delegate to Albany 3 Junior Prom Commrttee Sportsman 3 Hrstory Club 3 Red Cross 2 HI Y Council Treasurer 4 Tennis Honor Team 2 Volleyball Class Team 2 Basketball Class Team 2 DANIEL GROSSMAN Sportsman 23 Feature Editor 4 Colon node 4 Thallans 34 Zeta Alpha Science Club 2 Treasurer 3 Math Club 34 Math Team 4 G O Carnival Representative 3 Oratorical Contest 34 Merit Scholarship Finalist WILLIAM GUNKEL German Club 2 3 ROBERT HABACKER Football 4 Basketball 4 ROBERT HALIO Track 23 Basketball M nager 2 G O Re presentatlve 2 G O Carnival Representative 2 Junior Prom Committee Spanish Club 34 Cyclone Shop 4 Sportsman 4 PATRICIA HAMILTON Junior R d Cross 2 FTA 2 Red a d Blue 3 G O R presentatiye 3 History Club 3 MARILYN HAMJE Gamma HIY 34 Albany Representative 4 Glee Club 23 Treble Clef Club 34 Mixed Chorus 4 G O Rep esentative 3 Junior Prom Committee Red and Blue 3 Sub Debs 34 Volleyball 2 Softball 2 Badminton 24 JOHN RICHARD HARBOURNE Sophomore Glee Club Rifle CIub23 RICHARD HARRIS Homeroom Treasurer 2 Wrestling 3 Soc cer 3 Glee Club 2 VIRGINIA HAUHUTH JV Cheerleaders 2 R and Blue 3 Junlor Red Cross 2 Sophomore Glee Club Badminton 4 SUSAN HELLERMAN FTA 23 Junior Red Cross 23 Red and Blue 3 EILEEN HERTZ Delta HI Y 23 Vice President 4 Area Council 3 Albany Representatnve 3 HIY Council 4 Junior Red Cross 2 French Club 3 Pep Promoters Sec etary 4 Red and Blue Cheer leader 3 Junior Prom Committee FTA 4 Sportsman 4 Volley ball 23 Basketball 2 Badmlnton 2 Bowling 2 ARLENE SUSAN HOFFMAN Junior Red Cross 234 French Sportsman 4 Badminton 23 Bowling 3 LEIF HOLM ANDERSON Football 23 G O Representative 2 LOIS HOLZMAN Beta HIY 3 President 4 History Club 3 Colonnade Copy Edltor 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Senior Chora le rs 234 Biology Club 3 Vice President 4 Attic Club 3 G O Representative 2 3 French Club 3 Sophomore Glee Club FTA 23 Junior Prom Committee Sportsman 3 Morals and Ethics Committee 4 National Honor Society 4 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Badminton Class Team 2 Modern Dance 3 MARGERY HOSTETTER Gamma H Y 2 Program Chairman 3 President 4 Girls Ensemble 34 Senior Choraleers 234 Junior Prom Committee Junior Red Cross 23 Treble Clef Club 2 - 1 A 1 1 - 5 ' . 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' 222 ' 22 22 - 222 ' 2 2 - ' 22 22' 2 22 ' 2 2 22 ' 22 ' - ' 2 ' 2,2 ' 2 ' - ' ' 222 2 2 ' 222 - 2. 22 22 22- V' - 22 ' 2 2 2 .. . ,, .,,- . , . 55 The Unknowns B Davy P Gottlleb S Berzner M Sllber berg smg an old favorite Japanese Sandman wxth new ALLEN KRIEGER Wrestllng Team 23 Colonnade Copy Editor 4 Sportsman 4 Zeta Alpha Science Club 2 Presldent 3 Program Chaurman 4 Bzology Club 2 Avxatlon Club 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Thaluans 34 Oratorncal Contest 3 French Club 3 Math Club 34 JETS 34 Sensor Play 4 History Club 3 Math Team 4 MerltScholarsh1p Fnnalust 4 Honor Society 4 LINDA KRIES Junior Red Cross 23 G O Representative 24 Sportsman 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Varslty Cheerleader 4 Volleyball 23 Junior Prom Ticket Commlttee Chairman Badrnxnton 23 Alpha HIY 234 Red and Blue 3 Modern Dance 2 Senior Prom Chairman RICHARD KRINSKY Sportsman 4 DAVID KUPFERSTEIN Sportsman Sports Editor 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 Treasurer 4 Amerncan Leglon Oratorlcal Contest 4 Key Club 2 Lleutenant Governor 3 lnternatronal Trustee 4 Hxstory Club President 3 Debate Club 4 Sportsman 3 Varsnty Tenms 23 4 Colcnnade 4 Homeroom Treasurer 34 Jumor Prom Tlcket Com mittee Chamrman G O Carnlval Representatnve 3 Math Team 4 Ring Commnttee Chairman 3 Biology Club 2 Latln Club 23 Math Club 3 STUART LAHN G O Carnival Representative 3 German Club 34 Math Club 34 JETS 34 G O Representatlve 4 Latxn Club 2 Homeroom Treasurer 4 PETER LAITMON Track 34 Soccer 2 Thalnans 34 Band 4 Orchestra 234 History Club 3 French Club 23 Sportsman 4 Senior Play 4 Sophomore Boys Glee Club Mxxed Chorus 3 sfye Accompanued by E Stenner Irene Llden sings a movlng nn ARTHUR KLEINMAN Colonnade 4 Hlstory Club 3 Thalxans 34 Debate Club Chairman 4 Zeta Alpha Scuence Club 34 Math Club 2 3 4 Sportsman 4 Latm Club 2 3 KENNETH KLEINMAN Orchestra Treasurer 34 Bookroom Comp troller 4 Wrestllng 3 4 Prolectlonlst 2 3 Track 2 Cross Country 3 Avlatlon Club 3 .JOAN KOONDEL Alpha HIY 23 Vuce Presldent 4 JV Cheer leader 2 Varsuty Cheerleader 3 Captann 4 Red and Blue 3 Pep Promoters Vxce Presldent 3 G O Representative 2 3 4 G O Art Commnttee 2 G O Dance Commtttee 3 Junuor Prom Com mnttee Class Hostess 2 Juntor Red Cross 2 Badrmnton 2 Volley ball 2 Tennns 3 G O Carnmval Representatuve 3 Hockey Honor Team 4 Sportsman 4 Basketball 3 PHILIP KOSLOW Track 34 French Club 3 Soccer 2 Home room Treasurer 4 Junior Prom Committee SUZANNE KOSLOW Delta HIY 3 Secretary 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Bowllng 2 Volleyball 234 Spanlsh Club 4 Red and Blue 3 Junnor Prom Commnttee Hustory Club 3 JUDY KOSTER Archery 234 Basketball 234 Volleyball 3 Badmmton 3 Attuc Club 34 French Club 3 Colonnade 4 Hockey 2 4 Bowling 4 Red and Blue 3 ALEXANDER KOVEL Red Boy 3 Wrestlnng 34 Junlor Prom De coratlon CoChalrman Key Club 34 Leaders Club 34 Math Club 3 Honor Socuety 4 G O Co Treasurer 4 Cross Country 4 G O Representatlve 3 Merlt Scholarship Fmalnst 4 JOHN KOWALL Rnfle Club 3 ALICE KRAUSE Leaders Club 34 Volleyball 2 Honor Team 3 Badmmton 2 Hockey Class Team 2 Basketball 2 Class Team 3 RUTH KREHER terpretatzon of If l Loved You - 1: 1 2 f f 1 1 f A 2 ,: i J ff'---fi i 2 I j . - fi . . fi P ,fi : fi 1 fi - ,,, i , - 7 1 J i f - , : , 1 J 2 ,fi J ff ' p.. 5 , 1 2 ,: -. . 5 ,Q ,i.... ,I . . f 1 . - ,: P fi 2 ,,: : ,: 1 1 1 : - U H - - . ,, ,. ,. - ' -H H- , , l. 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I . . ff , , p : f - Shop class pertects woodworklng ablllty PAUL LaMARIANA Wrestllng 2 3 Track 2 DONALD LAMBERTY Football 234 Track 23 Moth Club 34 German Club 23 JETS 34 ELLEN LAV G O Representatnve 23 G O Assembly Com mrttee 3 Sensor Choraleers 23 Co Treasurer 4 Student Tutor 23 French Club 3 FTA 2 Bond 2 History Club 3 Red and Bl e 3 Alpha H Y 34 Honor Socxety 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Sensor Class Vlce President C Chalrman of the Alumnl Assoclatuon 4 Sophomore Girls Glee Club Treasurer Junsor Prom Publuclty Committee Chanrman Sportsman Correspondnng and Exchange Eclrtor 4 Class Hostess 4 Colonnade Senior Co Editor 4 SANDRA LEEDS Beta H1 Y 2 34 Junior Red Cross 234 Senior Choraleers 2 G O Representatnve 2 FTA 2 3 Red and Blue 3 Sportsman 3 Advertlssng Manager 4 Sensor Play 4 Colonnade 4 All State Sectnonal Chorus 2 LINDA LEFFEL FTA 234 Senior Choraleers 3 Sophomore Glrls Glee Club Beta Hl Y 3 4 Red and Blue 3 Badminton 2 Colon node 4 Attrc Club 2 Latun Club 4 Junnor Prom Commlttee HARRIS LEFKON Bowlung 234 Band 234 G O Representa trve 23 History Club 3 Track 2 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Jumor Prom Commnttee MICHAEL LEINWAND History Club 3 Latin Club 23 Football 24 Baseball 234 G O Carmval Representatxve 3 G O Representatuve 2 Homeroom Treasurer 2 Junnor Prom Commnttee BEVERLY LEUALLEN Sophomore Glrls Glee Club Presldent Class Vnce President 23 G O Representative 2 G O Dance Com mzttee 2 Biology Club 2 French Club 2 Vnce President 3 Sr Choraleers Vlce Presudent 3 President 4 Honor Socnety 3 Sec retary 4 Hnstory Club 3 Morals and Ethics Commuttee 3 Gnrls Ensemble 3 4 Mnxed Ensemble 3 4 Sportsman 3 Co Edntor 4 STEPHEN LEVIN G O Carnlval Representative 2 MARJORIE LEVY Beta HIY 3 Area Councul Representative 4 Hlstory Club 3 Sub Debs 2 Jr Red Cross 2 FTA 34 Jumor Prom Commlttee Red and Blue 3 G O Representative 3 Sensor Choraleers 2 Colonnade 4 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Bowllng 3 Tennus 3 IRENE LIDEN Sophomore Glrls Glee Club Stunts and Tumblnng 3 G O Representatnve 23 Basketball 2 Archery 3 Hockey 24 Senxor Choraleers 2 3 Vlce President 4 Glrls Ensemble 3 4 All State Chorus 234 Band 234 Orchestra 23 Leaders Club 23 President 4 Gamma HlY 23 Treasurer 4 Doubl Quartet Club 2 Volleyball 4 Sectuonal Band 4 All School Orchestra 3 4 HI Y Conference 3 PHILIP LIEB Bowlung 2 Track 2 Rifle 2 34 Camera Club 2 3 4 n 23 Math Club 234 Spanish Club 4 JETS 4 Promoters 4 Senxor Play 4 Colonnade 4 Sportsman 4 Hustory Club 3 LINDA LIEBLING Alpha HIY 34 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Red Cross 23 Sportsman 34 Junlor Prom Commuttee Red and Blue 3 Volleyball 2 Class Team 3 Badmunton 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tenms 3 Softball 2 JANE LINNEMEYER Gamma HIY 234 Sub Debs 23 Senior Choraleers 2 Sophomore Gurls Glee Club Servuce Gxl 3 Red and Blue 3 Hnstory Club 3 Junnor Prom Commnttee Hockey 2 Badminton 2 3 Softball 2 3 Volleyball 2 Bowlmg 3 - . 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Z F- ' q at 6 'L cu gf If I K Q WKLWQJ' 3 0 y,,, , LH. yi, xx KV we .gut if J X 'W 4-iw gf W Qi 2-W ' .fu 'Q ian. 15 1 -ex M h ' I i X ig ' A e. Q wr L 5? 92 N Q ,ws My J 2 fig' . ti , RE ik ...y fxii if an , N' ii fi. ff.. - ,Q W Xa'-5 X v ik ! i - C NSY E g fy-uf 9 'S R- ,M ELIZABETH MAUGHAN-Bowling 2, Stunts and Tumbling 4, Volleyball 3, LYNNE MAURER-G. O. Representative 2,4, Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4, Hi-Y Council 4, German Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, Sub Debs 4, Red and Blue 3, Hockey 2, Basketball 2. DIANE McAFEE-Maiorette 3, Head Maiorette 4, Girls' Ensemble 3,4, Treble Clef Club 2, Senior Choraleers 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3, Thalians 3,4, Modern Dance 2,3, Volleyball 2,3, Tennis 2, Badminton 2, Mixed Ensemble 4, Sectional Chorus 4. ROBERT ALLEN MCBRIDE-National Honor Society 3, President 4, Colonnade 3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Sportsman 3, Homeroom Treas- urer 2,3, Carnival Representative 2, Math Club 3,4, Camera Club Vice-President 2,3, French Club 2, History Club 3, J.E.T.S. 3, Co-President 4, Rifle Club 2, Bowling 2,3, Band 2,3, Bond Board 3, Junior Prom Committee Chairman, Debating Club 4. JOSEPH F. MCDONNELL-Radio Club 3,4, Soccer 3, German Club 3,4, Rifle Club 2, Glee Club 3,4, J.E.T.S. 4. CONSTANCE MENDES-All,State Chorus 2,3, Sectional Chorus 3, Senior Choraleers 2,3,4, Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3, Double Quartet 3, Bowling Honor Team 3, Latin Club 2, Ger- man Club 3, Attic Club 3, Thalians 3, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Tennis 3, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Hockey 2, Softball 2. FREDERICK METCALF-National Honor Society 3,4, Soccer 3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Senior Choraleers 2,3,4, History Club 3, Leaders' Club 3,4, Sophomore Boys' Glee Club, Band 2,3, Latin Club 2,3, German Club 3,4, Thalians 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Junior Prom Committee, Alumni Association 4, Mixed Ensemble 4. JOHN METCALF-Soccer 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Honor Society 3, Program Chairman 4, Band 2,3, Treasurer Sophomore Boys' Glee Club, Senior Choraleers 3,4, Latin Club 2, Wrestling 2, lnter- school Orchestra 2,3,4, Sectional Chorus 2,3,4, Mixed Ensemble 4. BARRY MEYERS-Sportsman 2, G, O. Representative 2, Carnival Representative 2,3, French Club 3, Math Club 2,3,4, History Club 3, Pep Promoters 4, Junior Prom Committee. MARGARET MILLER-Gamma Hi-Y 2,3, Vice-President 4, Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3, Band 2, Badminton 3, G. O, Representative 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Hockey 4, Hi-Y Council 4, G. O. Dance Committee Chairman 4. Virginia Quinn, Susan Bannister, Bette Fine, and James Sobel add festive touch to main lobby at Christmas time. SUSAN MILLMAN Red and Blue 3 Jumor Prom Commnttee Sophomore Glrls Glee Club Pep Promoters 4 Badminton 2 GRACE MITCHELL Gamma HI Y 3 4 Semor Choraleers 3 Leaders Club 34 Glee Club 3 Hockey 3 Basketball 234 Softball 234 Badmxnton 3 Volleyball 234 Red and Blue 3 VICTOR MOLGEDEI Camera Club 24, Presxdent 3, Key Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, Treasurer 3, JETS Program Chairman 4, Zeta Alpha Science Club 3,4, Math Club 3 Colonnacle 3,4, Sportsman Photography Edltor 4, Honor Socxety 4 PATRICIA MOORE Leaders Club 3 Secretary 4 Basketball 23 Semor Choraleers 234 Softball 2 Tennis 3 Latm Club 2 Archery 3 Red and Blue 3 Hockey 2 4 Volleyball 2 34 Gamma HI Y 4 AUDREY MORSE Gamma HIY 34 Math Club 34 Semor Choraleers 34 Thallans 34 Latm Club Secretary 3 Red and Blue 3 Junior Prom Commxttee Junior Red Cross 2 Hockey Honor Team 4 Stunts and Tumbling 3 4 ELIZABETH MOUTAFCHIEFF Leaders Club 4 Double Quartet 3 Girls Ensemble 234 Band 234 Orchestra 23 Badminton Honor Team 34 Badmnnton 2 Red and Blue 3 Sub Debs 23 Sectnonal Chorus 2 Hockey 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 34 Gamma H1 Y 4 Semor Choraleers 3 4 MARILYN NEGRIN Senior Choraleers 2 3 FTA 2 3 Red Cross 3 Sportsman 3 Badminton 23 Volleyball 3 Bowllng 3 Pep Pro moters Vuce President 4 G O Representatnve 4 Dance Com mttee 4 Red and Blue 3 Alpha HIY 4 Malorette 34 LYNNE NEIDHARDT Gamma HIY 23 Secretary 4 G O Rep resentatuve 24 Red and Blue 3 Vnce Presudent Latm Club 3 Red Cross 2 Basketball 23 Sophomore Girls Glee Club Thallans 34 Chairman Ticket Commlttee for Junior Prom Hockey Class Team and Honor Team 4 Spamsh Club 4 Stunts MARILYN NICHOLS Red and Blue 3 Alpha HIY 4 President Pep Promoters 4 G O Publlcxty Commuttee 4 Sportsman 4 Semor Play 4 MAUREEN OGARA Sub Debs 2 Badmnnton 23 Volleyball 2 Red and Blue 3 Hnstory Club 3 Badmnnton 23 Stunts and Tumblung 4 Basketball 2 3 ROBERT OLENICK Math Club 34 Spanish Club 23 Rnfle Club 2 Sportsman 34 Band 234 JETS 4 Combined School Orchestra 3 STEPHEN OLIPHANT History Club 3 Camera Club 2 Rltle Club CYNTHIA ONEILL Sophomore Gvrls Glee Club Basketball 2 Softball 2 AUDREY OSHEOWITZ FTA 34 Sportsman 4 Red Cross 2 Pep Promoters 2 Red and Blue 3 Junior Prom Commnttee Bad m1nton4 G O Representat1ve23 Swnngln dance band The Rhythmalrs Bob McBride Bob OLemck Barry Walter Larry Wenss practnce for holiday dance , - , . i I I If 1,1 1 1 I 1 1 ,1 ,,1 - - ,1 ,1 ,1 ,J 1 1 1 1 1 ,. , 4 . - , , ., l - I . ,1 1 1 fi 1 1 ,,1 ,,1 -1 ,- - ,1 11 I 1 ,1 1 1 ' 11. 1 ' I 1 1 -1 ,- , - - ,, 14- ' rj f . . . . - fn, V ,, 1 , rl ., V ,, s , ,1 1 Y ,1 1 . . , , 3, andTumblnng ClassTeam 2. 1 - 1 -1 ,.. 1 1 I . 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I ' II I ,1 1 1 ,,1 ,,1 1 ,,1 - fn r in vs s sea To sew a strasght seam Msss Ge ssman gsyes sewsng class a few posnters ROBERT OSTROW Hsstory Club 3 Rsfle Club 2 Bsology Club 4 THOMAS H OTWELL Camera Club 34 Sensor Ctsoralees 4 Colonnade 4 Bsalogy Club 2 Glee Club 2 Sensor Play Sage Manager 4 Sportsman 4 SUSAN PASSMAN Red CVOSS 2 FTA 3 4 Attsc Club 234 R d a Bl e 3 Beta HsY 234 Colonnacle 4 Tennls 3 Spo s man 3 Pep Promoters 2 Junsor Psom Commsttee ROBERT PATTILLO Track 2 Cross Country 4 Hsstory Club 3 Rsfle Club 3 Glee Club 4 PAMELA PATTON Sensor Clnoraleers 234 Red d Blue 3 msnton 2 Gamma H Y 4 G Repre nalve e Cross 2 Junsor Prom Commsttee Hsstory Club 3 CLARA PELLEGRINO Red Cross 2 LINDA PERLMAN JV Cheerleader Ca Captasn 2 Varssty Cheerleader 4 Red and Blue Chee leader 3 Alplsa H Y 34 Sportsman 4 Junsor Prom Commsttee Pep Promoters 4 R d ross 23 rencls Club Hlstory Club 3 Badmsnton Cass Team 2 Volleyball 23 Basketball 2 Serysce Gsrl 4 FTA 4 MARVIN PLANSKY Baseball 2 Junsor Prom C n-mstt H toy Club 3 Sensor Hat Commsttee 4 JANET LACK B ta H Y 234 Tlsalons 3 Red a d Bl Hssto y Club 3 Pep Promote s 4 Bowlsng 2 Basketball 2 Nsx Clnor s portsman 4 FTA 4 Sophomore Gsrl GI PHILIP PROBECK VIRGINIA QUINN Tralsans Secretary 2 V e P ssd t 3 a sn Club 3 G O Representatlve 3 Red and Blue 3 unto P om Corrmsttee Junsor Red Cross 3 Sensor Play 4 Bad nt n 2 Basketball 2 STEPHANIE REIT Delta HsY 234 Math Club 4 Sportsman 3 Homeroom Teasu e 4 Junsor Prom Commsttee Nod r Dance olonnade 4 R d and Blue 3 yball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Pep Promoters 4 CO NELIA RHAME Ssror Cb, leers 2,3,4, S b Debs 3,4 Bowling 3, Latin Club 3g Red and Blue 3. WILLIAM RIEKERT4-Cyclone Shop 4. CHESTER RODE-Senior Clworaleers 2,4. MARILYN ROGOFF Pep Promote s 4 NANCY ROSE Gsrls Ensemble 4 Tebl Cl t Club 3 Sens o a ec an a so a nta sve 2 mma H Y 4 A I1 y Cla T am 3 Volleyball 3 FTA Msxed En emble 4 Softball 2 STEVE ROSE Spanssb Club 3 Golf 3 4 LARRY ROSENBLATT Rsflo Te 2 3 4 Radsc Club 4 VV stl's Club 3 4 Hsstory Club 3 4 MARLENE ROSENEELD V o 3 B o Hsstos Cu 3 Recl and Blue 3 Bow mg 2 s an Sat Hockey Class Team 2 Bask a s Cu JO N RUBIN Red and Blue 3 Bt 4 G R p e er a L A A 4 W 9 4 THOMAS RUDNICK Junsor P om Commsttee REY RUSH Football 2 34 S sk t a 4 G O Represen atsye 2 a 2 Cu G It 3 Colonnade 4 Math Cl D 2 3 CHRISTOPHER SAGER Lestsn Club 2 CAROLYN SAINT Red and B d n 2 FT STEPHANIE SCHECK Colonnacle 4 Bea o sr Attsc Club 4 DENNY SCHMIDT Sophomore Cl T erso C s rea u e n 4 FTA 3 4 Club 2 Boa d ot D occ 4 Co onna e S ctsona o us 2 nso o C C st! e J Nor S e IS E CHMIER Hsto , C O n u 3 s un A Y SEGALL Sportsman 3 E 2 3 4 R d C Hssto f u 3 4 m nton 2 Vo c t 'n 'ee RICHARD SEIDENWURM Sportsman N As dto O Rep resertatsw 3, g osre Corrs Li:..n' 2 dp C:: r'::: 52.1 liz'- 've 25 Ccer g p-m'3 of C mmm? qsg Bawlrq 3: , tts Club 3, Ld rs ss ,3, 'S'o- IQ: Pg A-sa 'nf Csub . rm an Cyclone Shop Staff Joel Goldman Sydney Wiseman Bette Fnne and Bob Hallo demonstrate therr sales technlque NORMAN SHADBOLT Wrestling 2 4 MICHAEL SHANIK Hlstory Club 3 Cross-Country 2 G O Rep resentatnve 4 Camera Club 4 Semor Play 4 Thaluans 4 MARTIN SHAPIRO Soccer 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 History Club 3 MARK SHEIRR Science Club 2 History Club 3 4 KAREN SHUSTER Red and Blue 3 Stunts and Tumbllng 34 Badmnnton Class Team 4 Colonnade 4 MICHAEL SILBERBERG Key Club 34 Biology Club 2 G O ouncrl 234 Camera Club 2 ders Club 34 G Sergeant At Arms Track 23 All School Boys Glee Club 34 Cross Country 34 Sensor Choraleers 2 .lumor Prom Commuttee LESLIE SILLS Biology Club 2 Bowling Team 2 ANNE MARGRETHE SKUGGEVIK Colonnade 4 Sportsman 3 Headllne Edxtor 4 Natnonal Honor Socnety 34 Red and Blue 3 Sennor Choraleers 4 Spanlsh Club 2 Blology Club 2 German Club Program Chaurman 3 Badminton 234 Modern Dance 2 34 Volleyball 23 4 History Club 3 Service Girls 4 Leaders Club 4 FTA 4 MICHAEL SMITH Boys Leaders Club 234 Carnival Repre sentatlve 23 Attrc Club 4 Sportsman 23 Art Edltor 4 Soccer 23 Wrestllng 2 Golf 234 Boys Glee Club 3 JAMES SOBEL Boys Leaders Club Secretary 3 Presxdent 4 Thallans 3 Treasurer 4 Zeta Alpha Sclence Club 34 Sponlsh Club 3 Math Club 3 4 G O Representatnve 2 34 Morals and Ethncs Commuttee 4 Sensor Play 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 G O Parllamentarlan 4 DAVID SPENCER Football 3 Manager 4 Semor Choraleers 3 4 Boys Glee Club 234 G O Representatuve 234 Stage Hand 2 3 4 Sensor Play Stage Manager 4 Pep Promoters 4 Honor society members Lenore Wohlberg Suzanne Hun zlker and Joe Delfause sell statlonery to ralse funds for club scholarshup DONALD SPENCER-Football 2,3,4, Leaders' Club 3,4, Senior Choraleers 4, Glee Club 3,4, Stage Crew 3,4. IRA STEIN-Colonnade Photography Editor 4, Camera Club 2,3, President 4, Senior Choraleers 2, Spanish Club 2, Math Club 3, German Club 3,4, History Club 3, Sportsman 4. EDWARD STEINBERG-Soccer 2,3, Math Club 2,3,4, History Club 3, Homeroom Treasurer 2,3, Baseball 2. A ROBERT STERN-Colonnade Business Manager 4, Sportsman 4, Zeta Alpha Science Club 2,3, President 4, Biology Club 3,4, Soccer 2, Track 3, J.E.T.S. 3,4, Math Club 2,3,4, G. O. Repre- sentative 2,3,4, German Club 3,4, Senior Choraleers 2,3,4, Glee Club 3, Homeroom Treasurer 2,4, Carnival Representative 2, Radio Club 3, President 4, Math Team 4, All State Sectional 2,4, Honor Society 4, Mr. Morris explains finer points of perspective to Flora Greenbaum as Virginia Bailey, and Sue Hunziker, complete art proiects. ROBERTA STOFF-Junior Red Cross 3. JOHN STREIN BETH STREISFELD-Math Club 3, Math Team 4, Alpha Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4, Sub Debs 2,3, Sportsman 3,4, Red Cross 2, Bad- minton 2,3, Bowling Class Team 3, Hockey Class Team 4, Soft- ball Class Team 2, Basketball 2, Volleyball 3, Archery 2, G. O. Representative 3, Red and Blue 3, Junior Prom Committee, FTA 2,3,4, Pep Promoters 4, Latin Club 2, Colonnade Identification Editor 4, Service Girl 4, Student Tutor 2,3, History Club 3. ROBERTA SUNSHINE-French Club 3, FTA 3,4, Pep Promoters 4, Delta Hi-Y 3,4, Softball 2, Modern Dance 2, Tennis 3, Volley- ball 2, Class Team 3, Basketball 2, History Club 3, Red Cross 2, Red and Blue 3, Junior Prom Committee, Sportsman 3, Sub Debs 2, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club. NEAL SZATMARY-Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 2,3, Leaders' Club 3,4, G. O. Representative 3, FTA 4. PHILIP TARLOW-Senior Play 4, Sportsman 4, G. O, Representa- tive 4. MICHAEL TAYLOR-Band Board 4, Sportsman 2,3, J.V. Basket- ball 2, Captain 3, Golf 2,3, Math Club 2,3, History Club 3, Pep Promoters 4, Carnival Representative 2, Junior Prom Committee. ROBERT TEDOFF BARBARA TEIMAN-Secretary of Senior Class 4, Co-Chairman of Junior Prom, Co-Chairman of Alumni Association 4, Red Cross Secretary 4, Pep Promoters Secretary 2, G, O. Representative 2,3, Area Council Representative 3, Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretarial Staff of G. O. 3, Sportsman 3,4, Colonnade 4, Red and Blue 3, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Carnival Representative 2, Volleyball 2, FTA 4, Tap Club 3, Modern Dance 2, Basketball 2. RICHARD TEPPER-G. O. Representative 3, Biology Club 4. BARBARA TESSLER-Delta Hi-Y 2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3, Sportsman 3,4, French Club 3, Red Cross 2,3, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Pep Promoters 4, Volleyball 2, Basketball 2,4, Badminton Class Team 2,3,4, Tennis Class Team 2, Honor Team 3. THOMAS TEUTEN-Key Club 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Senior Class President 4, Sophomore Class President 2, Co- Chairman Junior Prom, G. O. Representative 2, Soccer 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Latin Club 2,3, German Club 3, Class Host 2,3,4, Honor Society 4. KATHERINE THOBABEN-Gamma Hi-Y 3,4, Treble Clef Club 3, Red and Blue 3, Girls' Ensemble 4, Red Cross 2, Sub Debs 3, Senior Choraleers 4. PATRICIA TOOMEY-Red Cross 2, FTA 2, Bowling 3, Red and Blue 3, Badminton 4, Alpha Hi-Y 4, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club. JANE VanDELFT-Beta Hi-Y 3,4, Senior Choraleers 2,3,4, Math Club 3, Math Team 3,4, Sub Debs 3, Treasurer 4, Hi-Y Council 4, Colonnade 4. BARRY WALTER-Sportsman 3,4, Orchestra 3, Glee Club 2, Science Club 2,3, Spanish Club 3, Biology Club 2,3, J.E.T.S. 3,4, Band 3, Publicity Director 4, Math Club 3, Program Chairman 4, Colonnade 4, Senior Play 4, Junior Prom Committee, Math Team 4, Student Tutor 3, History Club 3. CAROLYNE WEINSTEIN-Colonnade Art Editor 4, Junior Prom Art Chairman, Vice President Attic Club 3, Red Cross 2,3, Tap Club 2,3, Leaders' Club 3, Treasurer 4, FTA 2, Pep Promoters 2, G. O. Art Committee 3, Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Sportsman Staff 3, Carni- val Representative 3, G. O. Representative 2, Volleyball 2, Honor Team 3,4, Basketball Class Team 2,3, Tennis Honor Team 2,3, Badminton 2, Archery 3. HESSA WEINSTEIN-Gamma Hi-Y 3,4, Red and Blue 3, Stunts and Tumbling Class Team 2, Bowling 2, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, Badminton 2, Bowling Class Team 2, FTA 4, Attic Club 4, Colonnade Staff 4. Dr. Byrnes enioys a sumptuous repast prepared by chefs: Phil Probeck, Bob Halio, Ronald Denning, and Neal Szat- mary. pwwnuwemmyslowv 1 ww-f....,,m.. 1 mg-1 'gg ,fix MTM...f-xxx w Da Semor ET1glISh closs enloys cz fight moment whnle pursuing Therr profound sfudwes 64 f .,. . I .--L 5 r' , Y 1 1 A4 .2 'x . 3 ' U . - Q., A f YD , N-x K . Y ,VM JILL WEINSTEIN Delta HIY 34 Junuor Prom Commtttee Spanxsh Club 3 Volleyball 23 Badmnnton 2 Servlce Glrl 4 Red Cross 2 Colonnade Staff 4 Basketball 2 Red and Blue 3 LARRY WEINSTEIN Soccer 2 Track 2 Cross Country 4 Hlstory Club 3 Homeroom Treasurer 34 G O Representatxve 3 Spanlsh Club 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Pep Promoters 4 Junlor Prom Com mnttee Carnlval Representatlve 3 Thalxans 4 LAWRENCE WElSS Band 234 Biology Club 23 French Club 3 Sportsman 34 JETS 34 Carnxval Representatnve 2 Hlstory Club 3 Colonnade Semor Edltor 4 Sportsman Headlxne Edntor 4 Sensor Play 4 Math Team 4 Student Tutor 3 Key Club 3 Commlttee Chalrman 4 Math Club 3 Treasurer 4 Science Club Program Chairman 2 Vnce Presldent 3 Honor Society 4 SUSAN WEISS Sophomore Glrls Glee Club Gamma HTY 234 Senlor Choraleers 3 Treble Clef Club 3 FTA 2 Modern Dance 23 Red and Blue 2 Hnstory Club 3 Secttonal Chorus 3 Attic Club 2 Class Rmg Commnttee 3 JAY WELSH Football 23 Captain 4 Track 234 Basketball 2 In Club 2 aders Club 34 ey Cl b 234 G O Representatrve 23 Pep Promoters 4 Honor Socuety 4 MARGARET WESTON Delta H Y 234 Math Club 4 FTA 23 Red Cross 2 Sportsman 3 Red and Blue 3 Latun Club 4 ROCHELLE WINSTON G O Representatxve 3 SYDNEY WISEMAN Red Cross 234 Hustory Club 3 FTA 23 Sub Debs 23 Red and Blue 3 Cyclone Shop 4 Pep Promot rs 4 G O Representatuve 3 Bowling 3 Attlc Club 4 Sportsman 4 Sensor Play 4 Basketball 2 WARREN WISHNEW Carnuval Representatlve 3 Hlstory Club 3 Pep Promoters 4 LENORE WOHLBERG Spanlsh Club 3 Red Cross 2 Junuor Prom Commuttee G O Representatuve 2 Hlstory Club 3 Math Club4 FTA 34 Delta HIY 4 Student Tutor 2 3 Colonnade 4 Servuce Gurl 4 Red and Blue 3 Modern Dance 2 Natxonol Honor Soclety4 WALTER WOOD G O Treasurer 4 Junlor Class Treasurer Math Club 34 Leaders Club 234 Football 34 Basketball 34 Baseball 234 Homeroom Treasurer 2 G O Representa tive 234 Carnival Representative 2 Blue Boy 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Chorus 234 Band 234 BARBARA YOUDELMAN Delta HIY 23 Presldent 4 FTA 23 Red and Blue 3 Red Cross 2 Hockey 4 Basketball Class Team 2 Modern Dance 2 2' - '- ,1 ' ' 1 ' ' f ' 1 ,1 ' 1 ' Ai 1 ' 1 1 - - 7 7 - i I , 2' ' g.. ' 1' 1 1 1 114- ' 1 ' ff 9 'f I I .- . F I . ' ' : I i .I . . I . l g - ,,1' ,1 1 - 7 L ' . ,I ,I ' ' 7- ,1 1,1 1, 1 , ' ' 1 , ' ' 'F 7 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 9 ' 5 ' - ' , , - WARREN WROOBEL4G. O. Representative 2, Football 3,41 ' ' - . ' 1 1 ,,1 ,. 'f , -- . - '- 1, ' 1 ,1 ' 1 1 1 ' 7 I A ,1 1' 1 4 1 ' ' 1 ' ' - - 1, ' 1 ,,1 1 Lat' , Le ' ,, K U ,,1JtE.t.s. 3, , , ' .. ,1 1 - - l- 1,1 1 ,1 A V' - . . V X - ,,1' 1 ,1 . . . D . ,, , , - 1 - ' 1 ' 1 4 1 1 I . ,- mu X K J. s 6 ,ju f -, A 1 S X Q- x f Q. 6,2 'N-m.. X , X EE 5 4 M ,W 2 iQ C. ' S 3 sk , , 2 v s N fl s S .Y l H i if 'Uri s' ' sr 7 If' 'ix' , 5 +L ' ,jnsf Q, . y -fe S f'?:?1 x .wggig Q O O6 0 0 O G. O. President Jim Day. Co-treasurer Alex Kovel counts receipts from G. O. dance, Sue Hunziker, vice-presi- dent, files G, O, records. uh... Co-treasurer Walter Wood tallies G, O. accounts. Betsy Johnson, secretary, types notes of recent G. O. council meeting. ln reality, the General Organization is a representotive government in miniature, The G. O. is the life-blood of student extra-curricular activities. lt masterminds South Side's extensive system of clubs. lt manages the vast school finances. Assemblies, THE SPORTSMAN, school spirit-all are by-products of a success- ful G. O. Schoolwide elections provide o climax to the year's activity. Yet there is greater meaning below the surface. Students leorn the representative process, Ofticers, committees, ond council members receive experience in democratic government. The G. O. is an investment in the future. Assembly committee members - Jeffrey Weiss, Nancy Holt: Margery Hostetter, chairman, Gail Clayton - prepare list of future assembly programs. Wi Members of the Publicity Committee - Joel Blumberg, chairman, Gayle Smith, John Wekselblatt, Robert Bergen, Marilyn Nichols - help keep the student body informed and enthusiastic. Robert Stein, Ernest Steiner, Margaret Miller, Sue Wershalls of the Dance Committee discuss the Sock-Hop, successful fall dance. continuing the patterns of democracy Behind the scenes at South Side, the GO. com- mittees are hard at work. They are the basic policy- making bodies of the school government. During this past year the Morals and Ethics Com- mittee really fulfilled the high expectations of its original founders. The Honor System was integrated into school life, placing upon students greater re- sponsibility for their own conduct. The Assembly and Publicity Committees suc- cessfully inaugurated a wide variety of interesting and informative programs. Also working for the benefit of the school, the Dance and Art Committees planned original dances and poster displays, which served to bring school spirit to an all-time high. N Art Committee - Andrea Bush, Sue Morris, Gail Steinberg, Mike Smith, chairman, Flora Greenbaurn - plan a poster for a G, O. Dance. Coach O'Shea congratulates Tom Teuten on All-Scholastic selection at awards assembly. g. o. assemblies honoring athletes The Colgate I3 delights audience with a comic rendition of The Mosquito. 70 Thalians reach hilarious climax of N for Nuisance. , T 5' ef 7-is ., J S? 5 I lun 4. . My Q , Nz -i Y xi 0 , . aj' 2 - L!i 'fv3E 1' ' ' t.A9, Q X, I 4 R 4 f ,arg f-'fy C i , g . t L I LF an mg 4 Xe-is 51.9. - t Co-editors, Beth Streisteld and Tom Masters, identify class pictures with staff-Barbara Teimcn, Audrey Morse, Linda Leffel, Jill Weinstein. the colonnade, mirror of school life . . . Art editor, Carolyne Weinstein, plans lay-out with staff-Flora Greenloaurn, Honey Weinstein, Judy Koster, Andrea Bush, Virginia Bailey, Stephanie Scheck, Sue Passman. Co-editors, Alice Byer and Barry Walter, review the activities section ot the i957 Colonnude with staff members-Mike Greenspan, Sue Margolis, Deanna Lory. Business manager, Bob Stern, discusses Colonnade finances with staff, Joel Blumberg and Tom Teuten. W, ....4 - I , -:,,,...---:psy Sports editors, Mary Beth Andre and Paul Cooper, outline their unit to stat?-Steve Berzner, David Kaye, Jim Soble, Kathy Dotzler, Linda Cassidy. 4 Q- . a 1 ,.,.lv- .?,,,an. ,Jn- . s-1 rs... ns- . au its .14 nl nl ni sims 'T Typing editor, Alice Katz, dictates to her staft-Joan Galletly, Maureen O'Gara, Pat Francis, Carole Greenman, Marilyn Faber, Betty Moutachielt. Photography staff-Phil Leib, Vic Malgedei, Editor Ira Stein, Torn Otwell, Dan Bresnan, choose Colonnade photograph. Members ol the senior statt4Stephanie Reit, Karen Shuster, Jane Van Delft, Gary Friedenberg, Mike Ditzian, schedule class pictures with co-editors, Ellen Lav and Larry Weiss, , , . . , e Two qt-..H he Sl'ttli'l'S3l X X .Kitt lsk :ltr ft Uflullllftlks-lfNtf IPX lil? l Iblfvr X t'SlXt'2:4S ttfttfiiitl Xt.t..X.X tttvifmti, vi was ...i Sportsman editors-in-chief, Beverly Leuallen and Robert Kaminsky, formulate editorial policy with advisers, Miss Amy Raynor and Mr, James Perrone. S KE itil-it f 'VXt the Sportsman . .. T - ii- .T . 3 , cw, 2. 1,3 TTL. informative, current, and humorous . . . ISA The Sportsman is The voice of South Side. lts editors, At two-week intervals The dummy goes To The printer advisers, and staffs strive not primarily for journalistic and returns as The Sportsman That South Siders know. IT perfection but for accurate expression of school spirit and comes To students in the morning. The paper is fresh, the ideas. Their work towards this goal keeps The Sportsman stories newsworthy, and the halls resound with chuckles staff busy early and late, clipping, pasting, typing, laugh- merited by hard-working feature writers. Deadlines, ing, often arguing. The net result, a pasted dummy, headaches, are all part of The Sportsman publication. emerges from these powwows. llwlfilih bilfiiti' yn TUV Tr 4 X - ri 'fri' T 'lf I 5 + YVTNH ?fiE'.'T.T'i!i i T 5 Ellen Lav, corresponding edtor, Anne Skuggevik and Larry We-'ss, headline ea tors, discuss Sportsman hnonces with business manager, Deanna Lory. X Q Q l?Y!'f5lAl'?S4E Ml 'sl H? .lu itll nav! nvll 'til 9 J.: Tig 5 tl. tif 1'it .JT r 1 3 , r Tsar K . 1 l'lf'ri ts ,TNQ ,iili :pt ,L the SPORTSMAN Feature Staff FIRST W L Io R A Bu C Glo Edntor D Grossman J Lowe SEC OND ROW R Sfern T Sugarfrun eIIer Ke pner D Marovve J Lehman N Adler B Berman N Krame THIRD ROW A eschonat Vwems e n O an er D Kamen P Cooper K eger J K Jfmen SPORTSMAN Adverflslng Staff FIRST ROW L Io R S Sandbank J Koondel J Hollander J Jarkow S WershaIs A Schnelder M SI erxne L ersrI els Steinberg SECOND ROW E Ber r R Drubzn S God Edwfor Leeds A Erlmch D Porefz B Feay STANDING M Levy M Sfrersfeld N Blener S Glantzmary M Mor and: S Morris S Kosky P Lazfman B Kanhn R Kronenberg B Telman esfler Grey J Weiss Sue eI L Carol R Steiner J Fine L Snmmons B Tessler Sportsman staff collaboratm SPORTSMAN Sporis Staff L foR D Seldenwurm Edxtor D Kupfer MMM N-M s n T Masters P Friedman F Mnller SPORTSMAN Typmg Staff FIRST W Lto R C Greenman Gold L Perlman SECOND ROW Oslweowltz M Nchols A Segall Bedell W Felensteln L Brenner Graynor THIRD ROW J Glasser Pollack E Bernard J Fenold E Bombart E Hertz A Hoffman Editor B Fnne B Delman M Faber M Negrln L Krtes v.: 'ss SPORTSMAN Art and Photography SIG S FIRST ROW L to R Sally Sandbank Barbara Feay Jessica Fine Marie Morandl SECOND ROW Vw an Easton Fora Green baum Lmda Weltman June Hmer e THIRD ROW Gall Novak Nancy Kramer Paulette Kempner FOURTH ROW Mlcltael Smntb RO bert O Lenlck Nancy Hamburger Thomas Otwell Ira Stem Donald Bresnan Vtctar Molgeden SPORTSMAN News Staff FIRST W L to R A Garrett M v nd If e 1 G e n GI B Gller A Bush SECOND ROW R Shaw P Wcmlslm Edtor R Sleden wa 'w Walters S Wlseman THIRD ROW R Stern D Schwartz enss oo er Kaufman A Skuggevlk F Muller M a d Margolxs B Johnson FOURTH ROW N Smnthlune R Hallo R Hollander P Greenberg D Kamen S Feltenstenn - : 1 I I I RO, . .: . ,s, A, ' A A, , , i I R. , . A, . , ' 6, , B. . 2. , ' ' 9 if .I 1, - - .1J.f.. W O O O 0 to provide bl-monthly editions It G N. RO , . .1 . ,Z .Dn- . ma , ,Stlr,J. re,B, 'tlin, ff- A , l , . . 2 , F . L.w',ri.Cp,,F5.Fi5h,Jl 5 Wt,5f '1 ' G F : . ' 4 , . Ig ll A s df If H: , . ,: ' I I: 'al - I 'A 'A T Q' I , ' , ' - Y I A I .A L. ' Q New inductee, Joy Kaufman, receives o candle, symbolizing knowledge, at the Honor Society induction. Through its many diversified projects, the National Honor Society evidenced the quality of service for which it is known. Of primary importance was the revival of the point system, which prevented students from assuming too many responsibilities. The group also successfully undertook to raise money through stationery and cake and cookie sales for a senior scholarship. During the first of the two yearly inductions, several members delivered thought- provoking speeches on education and science. Students who were elected to Honor Society membership are those seniors and juniors who ranked highest in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. to uphold the ideals of south side Honor Society: FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Holzman, M. Andre, A. J. Day, J. Sobel, T. Masters, R. Kominsky, J. Delfausse, F. Met Byer, S. Hunziker. SECOND ROW: F. Greenbaum, A. Skuggevik, calf, Adviser Mrs. M. Burr, J. Metcalf, D. Schmidt, J. Kaufman Secretary B. Leuallen, Treasurer D. Kupferstein, Vice-president E. J. Welsh, M. Ditzian, A. Kovel. Lav, President R. McBride, M. Hostetter, E. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Key Club: FIRST ROW, L. to R.: C. Fogelberg, P. Bennett, R. Kaminsky, J. Welsh, D. Kupferstein, President T. Teuten, Trea- surer T. Masters, Secretary J. Day, D. Schmidt, O. Mitchell, R. Maurer. SECOND ROW: S. Kartadjoemena, P. Friedman, S. Shaw, D. Gross, J. Heilner, R. Stein, S. Goldman, D, Schecter, J. Tunick, M. Lav, L. Weiss, J. Wekselblott, Vice-president G. Rudolph. THIRD ROW: R. Schlossberg, B. Bergen, V. Molgedei, A. Kovel, R. Hollander, M. Ditzian, M. Betten, R. Singer, R. Boggs, R. McBride, D. Utter, E. Steiner. Denny Schmidt and Ron Schlossberg help a little boy mail his letter to Sa nta. to serve the communit Service organizations play a dual role. They benefit those receiving help and provide opportuni- ties for their members to learn and practice good citizenship. Realizing a need for such a group, Rock- ville Centre's Kiwanis Club, eleven years ago, estab- lished the South Side Chapter of Key Club International. Composed of forty of South Side's out- standing boys, the organization performs such duties as answering letters to Santa Claus, ushering at school functions, and participating in charity drives. It is one of the most outstanding chapters in the country, having produced in recent years a Key Club Governor of New York State, a Lieutenant-Governor, and an International Trustee. 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Ellis, F. Steinberg, L. Slawitsky, S. Sophomore Boys Glee Club, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: A. zelt. THIRD ROW: D. Austin, M. Burr, F, Kunken, R. Fastov, Glantz, J. Barasch, A. Tunick, M. Schoenfeld, P, Francis, G. Horan, A. Behrman, K. Kemper, G. Green, G. Hegeman. R. Hamje, SECOND ROW: M. Stein, K. Chawkins, T. Bracl, E. Beer, T. Kelley, J. Cunitz, P. Fish, S. Heilveil, K. Solnt- All Boys Glee Club, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: K, Fish, D. Spencer, Goldman, J. Sims. THIRD ROW: H, Van Well, W, Kilgallen, M. Burr, R. Avondet, P. Fish. SECOND ROW: A. Beecher, G. M. Fries, R. Hollander, S. Luiso, O. Mitchell, D. Utter, R, Hegeman, S. Berzner, J. Cunitz, S, Heilveil, B. Fuchs, A. Kronenberg. Girls' Ensemble, L. to R.: K. Thobaberi, F, Greenbaum, C. Goche, B, Leuallen, S, Bannister, l. Liden, D. McAfee Hunt, E. Moutalchiefl, R. Drubin, A, Wallach, N. Rose, M. Webster, D. lngrey, C. Mendes. V l L Q it s . l if 3. E 3 if is 2 9 Q Z a 5 . , z l l J z f Cost of Eliiah Part II, DIRECTOR - Sally Dietrich, SOLOISTS son, E. Johnson, B. Leuallen, l. Mallinger, J. Marlowe, M. -Albert Basso, Everett Griek, Irene Liden, Florence DeGennaro, McDonnell, B. Moutafchiett, P. Patton, D. Phillips, C. Rhame, Beverly Leuallen, ACCOMPANISTS - Ellen Lav, Beverly Leu- N. Rose, L. Rothstein, A. Skuggevik, K. Tenenbaum, K. Thobaben, allen, SOPRANOS - J. Bennett, E, Bernard, P. Confoy, F. C. Thomas, K. Tolley, P. Walsh, A. Wallach, P. Zimmer, ALTOS Deutsch, R. Drubin, J. Fenold, P. Francis, M. Gache, C. Gamble, -B. Anderson, M. Andre, V. Bailey, S. Bannister, N. Bracken, F. Greenbaum, A. Greenberg, L. Holzman, M. Hostetter, B. John- J. Chemers, B. Collett, M. Cook, B. Feay, C. Hunt, D. lngrey, Q. .cg E Eliich Soloists - Miss Beverly Leuallen, Mrs. F. DeGennaro, Mr. E. Griek, Mr. A. Basso, and Miss Irene Liclen - acknowledge applause at close of performance. 84 Kathleen Tolley and Carol Thomas don their new choral robes for the South Side premiere of Elijah Part II. l 8 No: H. Kaufman, E. Lav, J. Lazo, J. Lehman, I. Liden, D. McAfee, C. Mendes, P. Moore, M. Morandi, A, Morse, M. Morse, H. Schwartz, F. Uiberall, J. Van Delft, E. Veninga, N. Warner, D. Waters, J. Webster, TENORS - R. Avondet, K. Chowkins, J. Delfausse, S. Heilveil, R. Hollander, R. Horowitz, G. Koselow, K. Kemper, S. Langfelder, S. Lotto, S. Luisa, M. Shelley, D. ijah part II . . . Directed by Mrs, Sally Dietrich, head of the vocal music department, the Senior Choraleers in- spired South Side's music-lovers with their profes- sional performance of Part ll of the Mendelssohn oratorio, Elijah. Rehearsing intensively since Septem- ber, the Choraleers performed with the some musical sensitivity and finish which characterized their ren- dition of Elijah, Part I in 1956. This performance had Spencer, S. Slater, E. Steiner, D. Utter, BASSES - D. Austin J. Beecher, E. Beer, A. Behrman, R. Burdette, D. CalCagno, G Dietrich, K. Erlanson, P. Fish, J. Goeb, G. Hegeman, B. Jed J. McCauley, A. Meschonat, F. Metcalf, J. Metcalf, T. Otwell D. Quick, C. Rooe, W. Romaine, T. Rudnick, J. Sims, R. Spencer R. Stern, J. Wekselbatt. a special significance for those Choroleers of the class of '58 who took part in the first Elijah perform- ance as sophomores two years ago. Besides giving the regular Sunday afternoon performance, the Sen- ior Choraleers, along with the guest soloists, treated South Siders to a complete preview ot a morning assembly. cast. 85 Director Mrs. Sally Diet- rich beams proudly at her successful Elijah 1 r I u 1-f fu s 'img' 32.2 aw elliia QL AS' J 7, r -Q Rs x ! o'F:. me , .. i S. 5 'gulf' I' .'s 5 X is 'G ini' . e t lg D O 1 V L . 1 V v 5 nr V if f fx . P64 .yi xi ,J ,M ,f,A3g?f-3 ' ' W J QQ' lk fff'4.t1g pm, 1. . 'K wx 'Y 2. fjQ,r if 161 l ,, 4 , . lf f R, QQ- 1 1 f 7533 Q xv SW., '12 M' W., 2 3525, E s Cast of Auntie Zeb Henry Ward Beecher Catherine Beecher Harriet Beecher Stowe Calvin Stowe William Beecher Edward Beecher Mary Beecher Charles Beecher Thomas Beecher Lyman Beecher Mr Tuttle Freddie Cas a boyl Georgie Hatty E iza Jerusha Pantry Lowell Denton Sukey Freddie Cas a young man Mrs Hobbs Isabella Beecher Jane Harriet' Alice Byer Peter Laitmon Virginia Quinn Grace Kelley Allan Krieger James Sobel Barry Walter Linda Cassidy Dan Grossman Larry Weiss Mike Greenspan Phil Lieb Dick Horowitz Margie Levy Marilyn Nichols Sandra Leeds Bob O Lenlck Phil Tarlow Sidney Wiseman Bob Kaminsky Linda Cassidy Alice Byer Sidney Wiseman racial tensions of a strife torn south Phi ip Tarlow as Lowell Denton is confused by the similarity of e Stowe sisters Marilyn Nichols and Sandra Leeds. Grace Kelley as Harriet gives refuge to a runaway slave Sydney Wiseman' while family Marilyn Nichols Sandra Leeds Philip Tarlow and Robert Kaminslcy watch. 87 Backstage, verteran performer, Mrs. Dietrich, sits calmly while Glee Club members fidget. satisfying varied interests . . . Designer Al Fraund and Vice-president Bob Cunitz watch President Bob Stern test new Radio Club transmitter in school lobby. ii . Q Inu un. ll iq M i 1 K, 1 . QS? i if ft! 5 ' -ff: mm? X 'Q bf, .,,. K ' , .. .. '- My ., 1 . -, V. mr : 'K - H' I 3 , 7 1 gage. . M,Y, , W , A5 Q, latin Club, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: S. Balsam, J. Lahn, J. Jacobs, J, Quick, A. Meschonat, R. Martin, J, Dotzler, R. Stein, R. Schloss- berg, A. Young. SECOND ROW: L. Leftel, F. Deutsch, M. Weston President C. Fogelberg, Vice-president L. Leopold, Treasurer W. f Under the leadership ot Miss Amy Raynor, the Latin Club experienced on interesting and enioyable year. The annual Christmas party with the singing of familiar carols, the proiects and games at other meetings all made learning tun. The Club supple- mented classroom instruction and increased the mem- bers' understanding of an ancient language. Light, Secretary C. Deziadus, B. Berman, C. Freeman, A. Garrett, L. Carol. THIRD ROW: J, Schiffer, B. Fine, P. Sichel, R. Dotzler, J. Levitt, J. Ohlbaum, S. Youdelman, S. Brown, M. Morse, S. Fillin, R. Munzer, A. Dowd, S. Berzner, Miss Amy Raynor. Once again South Side became the scene of calculated and precisioned controversy as the De- bate Club was re-instated after an absence of seven years. Open discussions followed by tormal debate and an assembly program served to broaden the reasoning abilities ot the club members. Current events were the topics of discussion. . . . ancient skills 91 Debate Club, FIRST ROW, l.. to R.: R. Kaminsky, H. Heller, W. Cohen, R. McBride. SECOND ROW: R. Singer, K. Chawlcins, mon and A. Kleinman, R. Heller, M. Fishbein, D, Kupferstein. M. Stein, Co-Chairmen J. Kauf- Supported by a strong student interest, the i A .hilly Clllb, FIRST IOW, L to I.: L Schmier, J. Delfauase, J. lahn, L Manitdff, P. Flsh, R. Osfrvw, R. Stern, S. Show, M. Lov. SECOND ROW: F. Kunken, P. Blum, M. Schaenfeld, A. Tunick, K. Uroi, R. Hollander, E. Shin, President J. Blumberg, Vice-President Biology Club stimulated extra study in the fields only lightly touched upon in the biology classroom. Motion pictures and lectures by doctors probed and explained the working of the human body. A pro- gram on radioactivity's degenerative ettect on human tissue highlighted this year's proceedings. i L, Holzman, Treasurer S. Brown, E. Beer, THIRD ROW: Adviser B. Weeks, E. Monisoft, J. Sklaire, S. Wexler, P. Hayman, E. Bank, C. Erlenson, G. Arnold, R, Boggs, A. Roppoport, K. Kemper, S. Fox. In order to give the school's science students more advanced and practical experience in this atomic world, Mr. Woodrow initiated a Chemistry Club. The meetings were divided between guest speakers from industry and laboratory experiments performed by the members themselves. Field trips to local chemical companies highlighted the season's activity. test tubes and microscopes Clltflllifry Club Officers: A, Bruder, treasurer, S. Berman, vice-president, D. Davis, president, G. Arnold, secretary. ,ar 5.3 si? -6' fun Camera Club, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: T. Otwell, I. Stein, R Schlossberg, K, Kleinman, Mr. Leonard Marino. SECOND ROW S. Kartadioemena, P. Heyman, D. Schwartz, A. Abbey, M No phase of lite escaped the inquiring lenses of the Camera Club. In the fall and spring, the shutterbugs prepared exhibits displaying the results of their artistic ability. An enioyable chore of the club was presenting to their adviser, Mr. Leonard Marino, a book of photographs taken at his wedding. Shelley, R. Taubin, M, Karp, M. Rosenberg. THIRD ROW: N Reyer, T. Goidberg, P. Blum, R. Hollander, F. Miller, S. Bernstein, L. Levine, M. Tilton, Largely the work of the Attic Club, cleverly con- ceived posters displayed throughout the halls of South Side provoked increased school spirit. The G.O. and Pep Promoter art staffs collaborated with the club in the execution of these posters. Attic Club members, under the sponsorship ot Mr. John Morris, also assumed responsibility for the decoration of the numerous display cases. lenses and palettes Aftir Club. FIRST ROW, L- 'O R-I A. Gfeefibefg. J- Robinson. S. M. Horowitz, L. Weltman, N. Goldman, S, Surry, J. Hinefeld, R Sandbank, M. Seider, P. Kempner, Vice-president J. Webster, Drubin, D. Quick, J. Fine, V. Easton, K. Tenenbaum, S. Wise President A. Bush, L. Schamis, Secretary F. Greenbaum, Treasurer man, G. Novak, M. Morandi, D. Anchei. THIRD ROW: M. Smith S. Morris, S. Scheck, P. Glass. SECOND ROW, M. O'HaIloran, N. Hamburger, A. Schneider. Q A We' Radio Club, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: E. Davis, R. Stern, S. Kartadioemena. SECOND ROW: M. Lav, J. Cunitz, Mr. M. Stireman, A. Fraund, K. Kemper, South Side's new Radio Club has erected a transmitting tower to send their signal around the world. The members have converted room C-2 into an actual radio room with even the console holding equipment designed and built by the members. From the government the Radio Club procured discount items to aid in the proiects. Organized to give South Siders a background in an engineering career, a Junior Engineering Tech- nical Society made its initial appearance this year. Assisting students in the potential selection of en- gineering through demonstrations and discussions is the main objective of the JETS. The co-captains ot this group are Michael Greenspan and Robert McBride. presaging careers in science . . . Jets, STANDING, L. to R.: J. Heilner, S. Lohn, G. Friedenberg, R. O'Lenick, D. Kaye, D. Lamberty. ,po-4 1 SEATED: P. Lieb, Co-Pilots R. McBride and M. Greenspan. C7 fl vo I I I S Alpha Hi-Y, FIRST ROW, L, To R.: J, Loewe, L. Kries, P Toomey, I., Liebling, C. Weinstein, M, Negrin, SECOND ROW: A, lNagner, Treasuer B. Sreisfeld, Vice-Presidern J. Koendel, Presidenf P. Grey, Secre-'ary D. Lodge, Area Counselor RepresenTaTiye unselfishly me During The pasT year, Alpha Hi-Y conT ibuTe4l ro borh school and conwrnuniTy liTe. To raise welfare funds Alpha girls sold candy aT The Toorbali games Tor Their sha'e in The I-li-Y's ioinr proiecT oT supporT- ing a French orphan, They also made up cheer- baslcers aT Thanksgiving, ChrisTnTas, and EasTer, Beiu Hi-Y, FIRST ROW, I., To R.: V Favor' J. Axelrod, J Rubir L. LefTel, E Bor'narT, S. Gold, J, Gallefly, K Tenenbaum, J M :inc-he SECOND ROW: B O er, J, 'y'f:nDelTT, M Ancre, Sec- reTory B Fire, V feepreadenr L, Hclzran, RreslderT Sue Margolis, 2 up J. Madorslky THIRD ROW: C. Regesin, J. Pewers L. Gersrl, S. SaTTerson, R, Bedell, A. Schneideq J BerreTT, M Nici-ols, L. Perlman. eting the needs Bera I-ii-Y raised money This year by selling candy apples or The TooTball ganres and greci-Ting cards made by Thenwselyes. The combined hli-Y groups also gave Their services as wa5Tresses aT borh The PTA. dinner on Decernber 5 and The P.T.fR. faculTy bangueT on December 9. Treasurer M Levy, S LL-ed: THIRD ROW: M Drixrvcrd, B V,'e.ss, I.. Welfnwczn, C, Freenran, E Bernard, M Rezenfeld, J. Pollack, L. Leopold, S. Sondbanlc, S. Scheck, J. Rourrson, J HinerTeld, J. Blum, S, GlauTzrnan. i Q Y J Sr 6.0 xa 'twqff Delta HIY FIRST ROW L to R C Lessner A Garrett P Srchel mon Secretary S Koslow R Steiner M Srlberfein S Wersh ls J Weinstock E Steinberg M Weston T Geller M Yos er RD ROW Mrs E OToole adviser J Glas e R Jacr R Roberts SECOND ROW A Ehrlich M Gellis L Vtfohlbe Q e drnan R u e n er T ss er Treasurer L Cohen Vice Presldent E Hertz President B Youdel Fenold L Brenner A Hoffman M Drourr of school and community the hu y s Delta I-IIY girls furnished the faculty dinrrg room with refreshments during The entire school year as part of their fund raising program They also held a novelties sale. The profits from both these endea- vors went To The support of The I-ti-Y s French orphan and The holiday cheer-baskets for The siclc and needy. Gamma H'-Y FIRST ROW L. to R.: N. Warner, J. Webs er. S. Brown, G. Clayton, E. Anderson, B. Feay, M, Morandi, O Sagaty, V. Procter, L. Barnowich, N. Suozzo, G. Mitchell, L. Sm- mons. SECOND ROW: S. Hunziker, N, Bracken, A. Morse E. Johnson, asurer I, L'd , Se re y L, Neidh dt, V'-e- Garnma I-li Y donated funds earned from the sale of programs at football games To worthwhile causes such as furnishing medical supplies maga zines knitting needles Wool and candy for lonely patients in Meadowbrook Hospital aT Christmas and Easter. AT Thanksgiving time The group also supplies food baskets for needy families. President M. Miller, President M. Hostetter, D. Lory, S. Weiss N. Rose, J. Webster. THIRD ROW: E. Moutachieh, K. Tholvaben, . artnister, G. 1' , . , . , . Linnem , . S wart, A. Byer, P. Moore, D. lngrey, D, Vvaters, Miss G. Fo d ladviserl. Hi-Y Council, FIRST ROW, L to R.: M. Miller, L Holzman, Secre- Youdleman, M, Hostctter, Advisers Miss G, Floyd, Miss D. Comp tory F.. Greenbcum, President J. Van Delft, Treasurer P. Grey, ron, Mrs E. O'Toole. B. Fine, J. Koondel. SECOND ROW: J. Glasser, E, Hertz, B. Since Clll things need G center from which to problems, rules and policies common to the incli- function, the Hi-Ys have a small coordinating group, vidual clubs, the Council is on integral porr of the fhe Hi-Y Council. Formed to discuss projects and Hi-Y activities. Guidance and unity are the aims ot this representative group. character through service Red Cross Girls-A. Levine, D. Evemofi, C, Lessner, Vw Melvin ond C. Weissman-make fray mars for sick children cs M. Gef s ord E. Sferwberg supervise. ,...-A - 98 Thalians, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: C. Lessner, A. Krieger, S. Brooks, S, Brown, J. Robinson, Treasurer J. Sobel, V. Quinn, J. Wekselblatt, R. Bedell, SECOND ROW: L, Covel, N. Aberman, K. Chawlcins, A. Morse, L. Neidhardt, E. Bernard, J. Marlowe, W. Departing this year from their usual custom of giving a three-act play, the Thalians presented four one-act comedies in assemblies. Under the direction ot Miss Helen Grow, South Side's youthful thespians found an outlet for their talent in N is tor Nuisance, Jump For George, The Shakespearian Touch, and The Haunted Clotheslinef' Cohen, R. Kaminsky. THIRD ROW: P. Laitrnon, A. Kaplan, J Metcalf, M. Ross, F. Metcalf, M. Shanick, E. Bailey, J. Brown, B. Marks. FOURTH ROW: L. Rhodes. In the American Legion's annual Oratoricol Con- test, David Kupferstein emerged the victorious Dem- osthenes over six other students. After speeches by each of the participants based on the United States Constitution, Alex Kovel moderated a panel discus- sion. The credit tor the success of this program goes to Miss Virgilyn Nicherson, sponsor. drama and orator Oratorical Contest: STANDING, L. to R.: Robert Heller, David Kupferstein. SEATED: John Wekselblatt, Alex Kovel, David Kamen. in V fvvvfl Lf' '27 .4-' 1 Sub Debs, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: F. Deutsch, S. Fillin, M Morandi, D. Paretz, J. Blum, J. Hinerfeld, l.. Weltman, B. Weiss B. Heller. SECOND ROW: M. Levy, E. Stein, R. Roberts, B. Feay, M. Diamond, N. Bleier, N, Bracken, D. lngrey, A, Birnbaum S. Glantzman, N. Kramer, D, Srroller. THIRD ROW: E Beller, G. Gluck, R. Steiner, B. Weinstein, C. Greenman, J, Fine Girls planning to enter nursing received practi- cal experience by participating in the Sub-Debs, a volunteer organization attiliated with local hospitals. Encouraged by Mrs. Hester Hunter, the school nurse, the girls spent tree time at the hospitals assisting the nurses. They also made place mats and cards tor the patients at Meadowbrook. their goal: P. Kempner, N. Hamburger, E. Schult, P. Moore, J. Heinzelrnann, J. Webster, J. Linnemeyer, J. Lazo. FOURTH ROW: C. Regosin, A. Garrett, C. Kalina, M. Horowitz, E. Stein, S, Kasky, S, Brown, H. Schwartz, M. Cook, O. Sagaty, .l. Webster, M, Wolfson. FIFTH ROW: M. Morse, B. Berman, J. Marlowe, B. Seigel, C. Gamble, M. Galder, S. Marcovici. Dedicated in service to others, the South Side chapter ot the Junior Red Cross has made itself very valuable. By preparing table mats, place cards, and atghans tor the hospitals and gift boxes for the needy overseas, the girls have upheld the high ideals of the Red Cross. Miss Grace Kellock advised this group. to SEYVB . . . Red Cross Officers: President F. Green- baum, Treasurer G. Steinberg, and Secre- tary B. Tieman-show adviser Miss Grace Kellock the afghan squares made by members at recent meeting. Future Teachers, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: J. Rubin, P. Moore, J Cummings, N. Oellcers, A. Ehrlich, B. Weiss, B. Bernstein, C. Lessner, L. Tessel, N. Bleier, L. Perlman, L, Kreis, J. Weinstoclc, M. Gellis, L. Weinstein, J. Wolfson, L. Gerstl. SECOND ROW: N. Rose, B. Tessler, L. Wohlberg, J. Hollander, E, Steinberg, S. Wershals, Treasurer D. Lory, Vice-president B. Fine, President A. Byer, M, Silbertein, A. I-lotTman, F. Fdelstein, E, Barnbart, M. Drowr. THIRD ROW: Adviser Mr. R. Geise, N. Suozzo, D. .i ge t . Since the lies with its youth, the Future endeavored to in- terest FTA mem- bem bt' The LOHQ 'SLOW with G 'eGCheff'f , G scholarship Waters, G. Smith, L. Rhodes, P, Hoenig, J. Ohlboum, S. Gold, P. Francis, M. Gottfried, K. Dotzler, B. Streisteld, L. Cassidy, M, Wolfson, B. Heller, M. Diamond, H. Weinstein, L. Leftel, G. Kelley, J. Seide, R, Popper, D. Eventoft. FOURTH ROW: J. Blum, B. Friedman, P. Walsh, N. Grifiin, E. Hertz, M. Levy, J. Pollack, R, Sunshine, R. Jacobs, S. Glantzman, D. Snyder, S. Marcovici, M. Berger, J. Postelnelc, R. Bleiweiss, A. Weingarten, T. Lampert, ., -'A Zi f:'.11ff,,f.rgT'ie 1 ff in . ln! 'C FWUIOT 'WS' and G fi O b U VI CL 0 Ib U fi ft Q absentee , ' taking library slips to Q few ot the many duties, supervis3a'Ebyl.MI5S.Giadys Floyd. better to give than to receive Service Girls, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: M. Goldberg, P. Francis, A. Skuggevik, K, Dotzler. STANDING: A. Bush, J. Weinstein, B, Streisteld, S. Marqolis, Adviser Miss G. Floyd, A. Katz, L. Wohlberg, C, Greenrrian, D. Lory. 1: 1-we--'J' 101 ,,,Q5i '7 P Akwvxe, QQ ,an5vfSA,pgf,1 af' S11 X 5 Zef J ,f3'eaei-QQQML V W W I vs l 1 Q .s if 'iwfl Q -fx 1 ,, fj -1 1 I 4 1... , ' ' N 1 'yff fy firm Q A me 5 l in ' e , W E as x , . af Z L 5 ga .v , , 3 Tk :ri J X fm' w:Q,f ' x ,L X' f ..,. ..,q1-f-e- N X-.X P5 A4 W . a Sports at South Side en- compass much more than iust par- ticipation. Traditions of school spirit, sportsmanship, perseverance, and success are all exemplihed in South Side's athletic program. S' -f-f S W i f Varsity Football, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Manager S. Longfelder, P. Gottlieb, B, Katz, O, Mitchell, N. Szatmary, S. Berzner, Captain J. Welsh, J. Rush, R, Baglieri, D, Lamberty, M. Leinwand, W. Kilgallon. SECOND ROW: Coach Eiseman, D, Spencer, R. Ha- baclcer, W. Wroobel, R. Lambertson, B. Gardner, R. Kervick, M. Glaubinger, B, Hicks, G. Rudolph, W, Wood, C. Fogelberg, J, McNeil, D. Spencer, J, Weiss, Coach D, Sterner, Playing in a revamped South Shore Athletic League, a much improved Cyclone squad held its ovvn after a disappointing season last fall. Coach Sterner's boys, stressing a strong defense, posted a 2-2-3 record against some tough competition, Sparlcing offensive play for the Siders were Jeflfrey Rush, Robert Habaclcer, and Otis Mitchell. A strong defense was spurred by Captain Jay Welsh, Robert Lambertson, and Michael Glau- binger. In the Hnal game of the season against tradi- tional rival, Oceanside, Otis Mitchell carried the ball over the goal line to obtain a 6-6 tie and ruin Oceanside's chances for a championship. talent . . . thrills . . . improvement SOUTH SIDE OPPONENTS l3 Valley Stream North 26 l8 Malverne 6 27 Uniondale 6 O Long Beach i2 6 Lynbrook 6 6 Hewlett 6 6 Oceanside 6 76 68 South Side bench and fans freeze as Mitchell ties score at Oceanside game. 1 A 2 2 -1 wa ' f?,' Wcher Wood rlghi hulfbock Jef? Rush 5' quurferbg , fn gm. 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Wifi J qUiV'iT'rf'f -'nd kj, ny A 5 W' v , . f ,5 f ,F i'Wg,4f fa f f,-5?'Z53m,' H ,J .M N W 9 A 4 Q! 45 1 1--'f H 'Q WWE gas: IW P F jg? A Qi,-lwwh, A1h,.A IVAA M. - I 'hw' Q, L. M U if, gfiwf 5 ,fa . 4 'S' ' Q A ' ' I 24 5 gg' X' Q X K W ' mm QQ-' X A K' 4- fix? T x , x X 905 ' sE A4-. '4'im' k'!s'a 1l Y Vars ty Socce Team FIRST ROW L, to R.: B. Maurer, R. Schmidt, G. Koslow, J. Serota, J, Heilner, D. Bresnon, S, Brown, Manager Yo co etc ll F. Miller, T. Masters, J. Bohs. F. Riley. SECOND ROW Coach T OShea M. Smith, M. Tilton, M. Seroto, twelve year road to victor South side Levittown H oppgnem For the flrst time in twelve years, the Baldwin HH booters, under Coach O'Shea, squeezed out ot Wcntcgh a tight race to capture the section champion- Oceonside U ship. The strongest Cyclone tearn in years Long Beach ' finished with an excellent 8-3-4 reco'd, losing Sewonhoku t only to Wantagh and twice to Sefvanhalqa, Massapequa H I A All-Scholastic Tom Masters, aided by Al Young East Meadow and Denny Schmidt, spurred the oftense and Oceanside U combined to score all but two goals. An ex- Boldwin cellent defense, high-lighted by the brilliant Valley Stream Long Beach , Oceanside .. Sewanhaka . cage play of goalie John Bohs and all- scholastics, Tom Teuten and Jerry Metcalf, helped the booters to down a strong Ocean- side club to win the playoff and cop the sec- tion two title. Junior Varsity Soccer Team, FIRST ROW, L. Io R.: Coach L. ROW: R. Munzer, A. Behrman, S. Rubin, M. Fries, R. Singer, J Marino, M. Cohen, R. Tell, S. Karfadioemeno, L. Lorberbaum, Sfoff, T. Gullion, D. Haningfon, R. Schlossberg, J. Umerrnan. A. Brody, B. Stern, S. Fox, P. Francis, M. Schoenfeld. SECOND '. v. record impressive Q . A :L A South Side J.V. Opponent O Levittown ...... ..., O 2 East Meadow .......... l 5 Valley Stream Central .. l I Oceanside .. ,. .. .. . l 5 Valley Stream South .. O I Garden City .. .. .. .. 4 3 Oceanside .. . 1 17 8 109 Varsity Tennis Team, L. to R.: M. Kobat, D. Burke, D. Kamen, L. Levine, Coach Walter Mendoza, J. From- berg, D. Polishook, S. Slater, P. Friedman. In keeping with South Side's record as a strong tennis aggregate, the Cyclone netmen posted a 7-3 record and achieved third place in section three of the S.S.A.L. Led by seniors, Kamen, Kupferstein, and Cooper, the Siders won their first five matches but lost in the crucial ninth match to Uniondale. Racing under the direction of Coach Robert Morse, South Side's horriers achieved a better than average 5-5 record for the '57 season. He whipped his boys into shape through daily iogs, sprints, and calisthenics on the school field. By season's end, the remaining Cyclone squad became a power in this grueling run. East Meadow Levittown Uniondale Freeport Levittown Baldwin East Meadow Baldwin Uniondale Freeport 5-O 5-O 5-O 5-O 5-O 2-3 5-O 2-3 2-3 5-O impressive showings in fall sports Members of the Cross Coun- try Team-P. Pette, D, Cal Cagno, J. Bilacic, E. Davis- round the turn in a final spurt. 9 WZ s L. K -ffg,f -It54', ' xxx N R' ' wg, K wfhvfi, 4 ,HM 3 .. X' x ,Q iifgff LLjsn..asv'r ' 'h 'ii sm. 4 Q Q KM, -uf, , rv 5.75, Q K , fx, V -' . 1' 1 ,Lf V X wx- VK, f - '19,- 211' 5 3 'f 2 i 1 xl A 1 - X ? .gmflff I, 1141 Varsity Basketball, FIRST ROW, l.. to R.: M. Ditzian, J. Day, R. Maurer, J. Punger, Captain M. Betten. SECOND ROW: Manager P. Schulman, W. Wood, J. Rush, Coach W. Mackel, T. Foos, R. Hobacker, M. Cohen, Manager H. Abrams. What first seemed like a promising year for a strong Cyclone squad turned into a mediocre season with only three wins in regular league competition. Atter winning the tirst several non-league games by sate margins, the Cyclone team just could not seem to click Although supported by one of the most enthusiastic student bodies in years, the Cyclones, probably the tallest team on Long Island, tailed to work together and show their true potential. In only one game, the home game with Long Beach, did the Cycs exhibit the necessary spark. Working the ball and carefully passing, the Siders achieved a smooth and easy victory. SOUTH SIDE OPPONENT 55 Lynbrook . . ...... 53 75 Malverne .. 50 79 Oceanside .......... 63 52 Valley Strea 48 83 Oceanside . 67 51 Long Beach 56 71 Levittown .. 62 60 Baldwin .... .... 7 7 45 Hewlett . . 51 55 Freeport . . . . . . . 66 46 Uniondale .. 52 61 Long Beach .... .... 5 2 48 Levittown . . . . . 65 79 Baldwin .... .... 1 08 66 Hewlett . . . . . . . 60 65 Freeport ... .. .. 81 72 Uniondale . 80 1063 91 Coach Mockel supervises J. Punger, J. Day, and W. Wood in warmvup before Hewlett game. my W if 7 , Q, ai 3 V......,I..,.A,,.,,T,, e,4L,,A M Nj , nm y H56- .y f IJ- K fggfffj KW u W 1 3 Q3 Q - 5 A . 8 K Si v :ff ,X 1. 33 J Q 13 4. av--'.l Af: 'r'. K . PM iii' ,Q xxx , f fi f S Q5 A 1 Q Q . ,ek SHG V!- mf W ' I' Vgseykf' i i is 'F ,v E' , T li , , 'lk , we X -A 2 mx 1 ,I ws may Varsity Wrestlers: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Tunick, D. Schechter, J. Heilner, S. Brown, G. Rudolph, A. Kovel, R Rogoft, E, Davis, M. Wald, F. Metcalf, R. Horowitz, B. Heller, R. Fastov, Coach T. O'Shea. W Light. SECOND ROW: N. Szatmary, O. Mitchell, Cyc Grapplers taced a most grueling and disappointing season this year. Fighting against tough competition, Coach O'Shea's boys just couldn't click to score in the crucial moments. During the sectional championship meets, Alex Kovel, Otis Mitchell, and Neil Szatmary provided the only bright spots in an otherwise dim season by placing first, second, and third respectively in their weight classes. matmen rebuildin Steve Brown tries to switch-out from beneath Alex Kovel. Sectional Champions: Otis Mitchell, second place in I47 lb Alex Kovel first in l54 lb, Neil Szatmary third in unlimited Coach T, O'Shea. Junior Varsity: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Heymczn, ROW: T, Kelly, K. Stearns, M. Neity, L. Pollack, T. J, Stott, D. Schwartz, D. Winoger, P. Walter, J. Appele, Goldberg, M. Cohen, D, Sweithelrn, K. Klonsky, J. San- M. Schoenfeld, A. Tunick, L. Lorberbaum. SECOND ders, Mr, L. Marino. Golf Team: FIRST ROW, L. to R. R. Rogoff, E. Baker, W. Light, R. Seidenwurm, S. Rose. SEC OND ROW: M. Taylor, M Smith, M. Greenspan, G. Rudolf F. Freidwald. Unfortunately the bowling team, coached by Mr. Small, finished a sub-par season. Leading the keglers were Lefkon, Feltenstein, and Molgedei. Finishing fifth in the league, the rifle team highlighted its season by upsetting Hempstead. Out- standing for Coach Dunn's nimrods were Lieb and Rosenblatt. Chances for Mr. Marino's golf squad, which finished third last year, look excellent, with the entire squad headed by returning lettermen Greenspan, Smith, and Seidenwurm. Rifle Team: FIRST ROW, L. Io R.: L. Rosenblott, P. Lieb. SECOND ROW: K. Dade, L. Greenberg, M. Kurtz, P. Blum. THIRD ROW: R. Wexler, L. Healey, G. Inkeles, G. Joslin. Bowling Team: FIRST R W L to R M r N Butler S Feltenstein Behrman S Schwartz H Lefkon O , . .: . Bur , .S 'f 1 ff, , S ' G. coiemon. sEcoNo r ROW: A. Rappciport, A. Straining with determination, Jerry Metcalf leaps a hurdle on his way to victory at the Oceanside Meet. another victorious season Otis Mitchell, Gary Friedenberg, and Tom Masters-South Side's sprinters-practice starting Bob Cormack wins the mile at Oceanside Track team works out to get in shape before the season opener. Varsity Baseball, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: B. Gardner, M. Leinwand, R, Hamie, D, Barbcro. SECOND ROW: J. Punger, J, Strein, W, London, R. Davy, W. Wood, A. Glantz, J. Bohs, J. Rush, Coach H. Guyer. J :si Although having a team almost entirely domi- nated by seniors with several years of experience, the Cyclones will undoubtedly have a tough go in league competition. The maior defect of this year's varsity appears to be weak hitting. However, this is partially compensated for by very strong fielding. Barbara and Bohs fldget waiting for the pitch On deck: Beau Gardner and Jett Rush watch Cyclone rally. - A 1 Bohs, G. Kaselow, R. Cormack, S. Berzner, F. Metcalf, J. Punger, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Lambertson, N. Szatmary, D. Bresnan, E. Davis, W. Kilgallen, B. Gardner, B. Hicks. Active in school functions, the Leaders' Club helps physical education instructors in supervising gym classes and calisthenics. During the basketball season members serve as ushers and ticket collectors. i i I wich-h A Gold Key Winners: L. to R.-M. Andre, J. Koster, A. Bush, A. Skuggevilc, K. Dotzler, L. Cassidy, J. Golletly, and C. Weinstein. Girls' Leaders Club: FIRST ROW, L. to R.: K. Dotzler, A. Skuggevik, B. Johnson, Vice-president, A. Bush, M. Hosfetter, M. Andre. SECOND ROW: E. Moutofchiefl, Treosurer C. Weinstein, President I. Liden, Secretory P. Moore, ond G. Mitchell. J. V. Cheerleaders: L. to R.: Moriorie Rudow, Dotty Wolloce, Co-captain Sue Scherer, Shelly Estreich, Sheri Hoflmon, Ellen Streisfeld, Toby Lempert. modern dance program began in the fall. Every Monday during activity period, the gym was the scene of the vigorous leaps 'and enthusiastic jumps of the neophyte Martha Grahams. Through exer- cises and extensions, the girls developed grace and by Mrs. Dorothy Casey, thel dexterity. Formerly the modern dancers prepared a demonstration for the Red and Blue Meet. Incorpo- rating Modern Dance in the entrance this year gave more girls the opportunity to exhibit creative ability. ---I-W . s is 'lf , , 1 BE :ll ' 0 v K . Modern Dance: L. to R.: J. Weber, A. Skuggevik, G. Steinberg, G. Novak, N. Goldman, A. Byer, J. Madorsky F. Uiberall, J.Webster. Archery, badminton, volleyball, and hockey comprised the tall season of extra-curricular sports. After many hours ot practice and training under the guidance of Miss Louise Cressey and Mrs. Dorothy Casey, the girls became smoothly operating teams. Players in each sport participated in inter-mural com- petition. The most outstanding athletes represented Badminton H o n o r Team, L. to R.: M. Andre, B. Moutaf- chieff, V. Woodcock, A. Skuggevik, J. Galletly. South Side at Sports Day, where they met teams from four other high schools in the surrounding area. Although South Side did not succeed in capturing first place, the players exhibited cooperation, team- work, ability, and sportsmanship. They have been a credit to the school. Volleyball Honor Team: FIRST ROW, L. to R.: C. Weinstein, J. Galletly, SECOND ROW: M. Lodge, S. Morris, V. Woodcock. THIRD ROW: M, Wolfson, K. Dotzler, M. Levy, D. Kaplan. w-7. .x 7 E17 S ' ? A ,ws- X , ,N Y .- 'qji ings: ,qggqgg 1: - 'V , ' Lf. ,. , - fgsufm w,fM.A Mgsss 1, fsgsf fx - he 11 i W law mm IE V315 -W ' .W y Q W' E is H, , J F x af. QV f if 'Q 4 .. A . -1 ,G , 3 . . 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L 1 126 first tie in twent Ca-captain Margery Hostetler and Captain Joan Koondel. Blue Co-captain Lynne Neidharf and Captain Betsy Johnson. -nine years: r ed I8-blue I8 Q 5 2 g.,.g-rig Red boys: George Rudolph, Mike Smith, Alex Kovel, Blue bays: Tom Masters, Beau Gardner, Waller Wood, Mike Glaubinger. Bob Davy. Red advisers: Mr. Robert Morse and Miss Grace Kellack. Blue advisers: Miss Carol Wood and Mr. William Maclcel. 127 Z 3 4 ii lt 32 Ei il H Furious locker-roam preparations contribute to the thrill and exe citement of Red girls. Red Team Chefs cook up a hot lindy, led by Lynn Brenner and Linda Kries. Got a match? Red Cigarette Girls, supervised by Linda Weltman and Stephanie CQ 70 rn F E, UV C 'U TL f -4 0 C , 9 :dl ff 8 v rfftf v ' -' I is ' X' Lf ' I ' Qs? 1 reds vacation at hotel de rouge . . . Cciptained by Betty Hisiger and Brenda Delman, pretty bell hops tap away your luggage at Hotel de Rouge. Happy vacationers express their pleasure with wonderful Hotel de Rouge in an interpre- tive dance, choreographed by Judy Robinson and Marilyn Negrin. vi Red and Blue cheerleaders await cues, Marching waiters, captained by Ginny Hauhuth and Grace Kelly, show what Order they'd like to carry. Nurses Evelyn Schult and Margaret Miller take care at merry little Tumblers ramping Over the hotel grounds. we s .X x X 4 ., 4L...4f1 .. 1 ik i i 55 , 3 'W -w 17 i 1 s fat ,.., i ii. w...r.,s 'fx-fr, 1 x kv fifsjl R - il ' R ., '-' rr ' D rlman, Sue Bracken, C Perky Red Leprechaurts-Sue Hunziker, Linda Pe Barbara Teiman, Betsy Anderson and Diane M with their vivaciaus enthusiasm. cAf ee-sparked the team usting the blues away are the upstairs maids, guided by arol Freeman and Carol Lessner. Watching their teammates score victories in the relays, Red team girls squeal in nervous happiness. Laughs relax last minute tension behind the scenes in the Blue dressing room, If the air force were filled with these toppers, led by Amy Segall and Brenda Graynor, then Uncle Sam wouldn't need the cl raft. Masterminds, Gail Clayton and Arlene Garrett, teamed brilliant scientists with clever mechanics to create the triumphant Blue space ship. jo ously sailing into the blue . . . 552' f Q, A 5 . V 3 iw gif' g I . 5 , ,ef g w Y' '-K I E '.f, 'L Comets, guided by Barbara Youdelman and ' f Y- L Q l , Rina Bedell, struck for Blue victory with a 4 B 5 J peppy lindy. ,-. 2 If ' . - i Ulf 1 xx X lr B 1 R x X 5 gr x y W 3, E5 , G A I gyrff 1 I A X 5 x + V J hi, sr. - f I I ',Hv- C v 5 ...N :sr 'ii X ' ' V f 4 l 'e' s xgg X K ,I lx: ' fl Q 3' lj ff 7 V, Q I L ,R t 5 iv 1 I f K gi 5 ,. X' ' . ' ta Bolts of lightning and billows of clouds created a storm, choreographed in modern dance by Gail Steinberg and Jane Van Delft. 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Empty cake plates at rumor class cake an caokte sole attest to he Irs boklng abnlrty L TO R Gall Clayton Nancy Bleler Warren Light ,r 'r' Junior Class Omcers L to R Otts Mntchel cotreasurer Sue Wershcls vlce presndent Erme Stemer presxdent Nino Suozzo secretory Mrchoel Wald co treasurer This years rumor class has shown South Sade tts abnlutues In varlous ways The tumor talent assembly featured nts many musical and dramatrc members The Jumor Prom was a great success because of the unuty and co operatuon at the enttre group The grrls had an added thrall ot parttcupotnng IN the exciting Red and Blue Meet whale many at the boys can tributed to South Sldes athletic vlctorues Selecttng class nngs and choosnng capable oFHcers were two most Important steps leadlng to the tinol rung of the sensor year The Class of T959 wall ably uphold South Side s hxgh Ideals brldgmg the gap K. '16 'K ' ' - '9- 7 'I RA ,NJ ' . Y , , A Y . , . , . . . O O Q 0 O d ' t g'l' . ., I D 4: . V if 4 'r I, .f' X -s l 3 1 l K , at gf N If .A I 4' if Y 13+ 1 I and II-2, FIRST ROW, L. to, R.: E. Bernard, B. Larnbertson, Coiletf, B. Dopson, C, Deziadus, R. Burdette. S, Brown, Cormack, G. CIayton, J, Sparaga, N. Bieier, B. Bergman, Axelrod. SECOND ROW: L. Carol, J. Dade, N, Bracken, CaIabrese, W. Deutsch, L. Corbin, J. Chemers, A. Botwick, Braun, T. Chidlow, P. Confoy. THIRD ROW: E. Anderson -3 , s li vvi I. Anderson, R. Baglieri, A. Birnbaum, F. Deutsc J Benn G. Novak, E. Davis, E. Bombart, G. Coleman FOURTH ROW E. Bank, B. Avandet, J, Beecher, A. BIake Ba r B stein, R. Boggs, B. Berman, J. Bilacic, L. Burnovvich M Altman FIFTH ROW: G. Arnold, S. Berman, A. Birnbaum H Abrams S. Bernstein, K, ErIanson. between sophomores and seniors II 3 and 'II-4: FIRST ROW, L. to R.: J. Hcfizwder, J. I-IeinerfeId, P Kempner, B. Hisiger, L, Levv, C. Lessner, L. Krovvn, J. Levy, H Kaufman, J. Jarkow, D. Ingrey, N. Krarrer, J. Lazc. SECOND W: S. Koskv, S. Filien, K. Hoffman, M. James, B. Kaise-', R Kreher, M. Kristal, J. Greene, C. GambIe, J. Feii, M. Gctttreid, D. Brown. THIRD ROW: V. Easton, B, Gitlin B Fe x T G G. Fine, A. Feldman, M. GeIIis, L. GersTI, C. S G'anTZ man, B. GiIIer, E. Guadarrannd. FOURTH ROW N I-I rowitz A Garrett, G. Giuck, D. EventoB, I. GoIcIsmiI1 kman Gcider, M. Dippcid. A. Greerberg. u. 135 P cz 'AT TI-9 and II-IO, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: K, Tenenbaum, J. Jacobs, A, Wagner, S. Langfelder, S. Bracken, M. Tilton, F. Uiberall, R. Lew N. Warner, P. Lebron, C. Thomas. SECOND ROW: R. Grobrnan, E. Veninga, J. Lotten, L. Leopold, R. Lee, D. Waters, B. Fuchs K. Talley, M Fishbein, M. Thomas. THIRD ROW: and soon big seniors 'II-'II and 'II-I2, FIRST ROW, L. to R,: A, Senter, B, Weiss, P. Weingorten, A, Wallach, M. Lewis, E. Friedman, W. Light, B. Weinstein, M. Kurtz, P, Curran, E. Liden, M. Wolfson. SECOND ROW: D. Quick, M. Yasner, R. Wiriokur, S. Williams, J, Eichel, E. Stein L. Healey, M. Diamond, V. Procter, M. McDonnell, J, Powers, P. Limmer. THIRD ROW: B. Heller, V. Woodcock, J. u- 'V N... I 1'l'N J. Mogilligon, A. Goldman, A, Gerber, J. Fromberg, P. Fried- man, L. Guralnick, R, Ellman, M, Friedman, B. Gardner. FOURTH ROW: J. Feil, T, Ginsberg, J. Goeb, ,I Gilman S. Goldman, C. Fogelberg, J, Punger, D. Utter. Robinson, M, Minutolo, P, Sichel, J. Quick, C. Angley, V. Wiley R. Weber, E. Schultz. FOURTH ROW: M. Levy, J. Welcselblatt, R. Youdelmon, M. Lodge, W. Romaine, J. Webster, H. VanWelI J. Normile, R. Tordy. FIFTH ROW: F. Riegert, J. Richardson J. I-Ieilner, R. Young, R. Wexler, K Vtlallace, M. Ross, ,Z Junior Class President Ernie Steiner and his date, Gail Smith, request 0 special number from obliging band leader, Paul Muro. Uh, kids, isn't there something wrong with that sign? manhattan romance . . . Co-chairmen of the Art Committee, Judy Robinson and Andy Botwick, paint themselves and the scenery as they rush to complete the last mural. 1 vt 1,-i 4 Surrounded by Manhattan's soaring towers, the juniors enjoy an evening of romance. Surrounded on all sides by vivid scenery depict- ing the hustle and bustle of Times Square, the color- ful atmosphere of Greenwich Village, the serenity of Central Park and the stateliness of New York's sky- line, a record number of lO5 couples attended the Junior Prom, Manhattan, Paul Muro's five-piece band provided music ranging in selection from semi-classical to boogie- woogie, while Sami Coe's dancing troupe entertained during intermissions. After the donce the couples crowded into three buses and were oft for dining and more dancing at the plush Golden Slipper nightclub. They returned to Rockville Centre ready for a round of informal breakfast porty-hopping. sophisticated theme for junior prom Prom co-chairmen, Arlene Garrett and Bob Cormack, ethusiastically compliment Decorations cochairmen, Doreen Eventoff and Philip Friedman, on their realistic city-backdrop. Miss Gladys Bratton and Miss Dorothy Compton, sophomore class advisers, help Sandy Altschuler, Louise Alter-nan, schedules. '25 4! K Sophomore Class Officers, L. to R.: Judy Lehman, Robert Maurer, Melvyn Schoenfeld, Nancy Holt - take a break from their executive meeting. tackling problems At first nervous and unsure, the class ot i960 soon blossomed into an etchcient and spirited group. Led by President Robert Maurer, Vice-President Nancy Holt, Secretary Judy Lehman, and Treasurer Melvyn Schoenteld, the sophomores taced many new and exciting experiences, long to be remem- bered: tirst day at South Side, Class cake and cookie sale, Sophomore AMB., talent assembly, longer homework assignments, book reports, history pro- jects. They adiusted to these responsibilities with the enthusiasm worthy of any South Side class. More important, the Class ot i960 promises to be a torce in the building of South Side tradition. aul Blum, Dick Benkert with their 5h-,4i' 'IO-I and 'IO-2, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Cummings, C, Cummings, J. Dolins, A, Caplan, J. Brown, E, Bress, C. Colville, S, Brooks E, Bailey, A. Black, B. Bischoff, R. Bleiweiss, M, Berger, S. Brown R. Azlant, SECOND ROW: J. Blottmcicher, S. Cohen, N. Adler, A. Brody, J. Arm, M. Cohen, B. Becker, S. Balsam, L. Carlin J. Cunltz, R. Coonfield, N, Abermon, M. Copeland. THIRD ROW: P. Blum, N. Burke, N. Butler, D. Bush, M. Burr, B. Abel, J. Barasch, M. Berkowitz, R. Bergen, S. Altschuler, D. Bienstock, D. Anchel, R. Benkert, L. Alterman. FOURTH ROW: M, Cox, M, Bryman, J. Bruno, E. Becker, J. Barrett, W. Combs. of the sophomore year 'IO-3 and IO-4, FIRST ROW, L, to n,: A. rlorentine, A. Firestone, K. Fish, F. Edelstein, P, Fish, J. Feig, R. Fastov, J. Fine, R, Dotzler, N. Epstein, J. Dotzler, E. Edelstein, A. Duberstein, SECOND ROW: B, Edelstein, J. Flaster, E, Ellis, J. Eason, R. Estreich, E. Eisenbud, J. Drezner, B. Eisner, A. Falace, A, Dunphy, I. Dorman, J. Enael. THIRD ROW: B. Golkin, D. Lipson, S. Goldberg, T. Don- nelly, M. Fribush, E. Glozer, S. Goldman, P. Francis, L. Gordor. A. Gluck, P. Glass, S. Fox. FOURTH ROW: R, Fox, V. Gev, D Gelder, P. Gold, S. Gilman, J, Gabriel, P. Chamberlain, S, Fried- man, C. Fretz, T. Goldberg, K, Gladstone. FIFTH ROW: D. Gil- bert, C, Friedman, E. Frey, A. Gladstone, L. Goettler, F. Lock wood, K. Goldstein, A. Glantz. 1-Il IO-5 and I0-6, FIRST ROW, L. fo R.: G. Irwin, J. Heinzeirnan P. Grodin, K. Heiselman, G. Inkies, A. Greenberg, L. Greenberg H. Hallock, P. Greenberg, L. Grossman, H. Helier, N. Evans, A. Howard. SECOND ROW: J. Kafka, J. Human, C. Garder, T. GuIIion, N, HOIT, G, Horan, J. Fox, P. Green, N. Griffin D. Greeve, G. Green, R, Hamie, THIRD ROW: P. King, M. Lav I0-7 and IO-8, FIRST ROW, L. Io R.: P. Reffe, R. O'Gara, R. Maurer, R. Parker, E, Hackett, I. Ostrav, P. Waiiers, B. Perrine S, Milier, N, Oeikers, M. NOR, B. Rerioff, R. Pefriiii. SECOND ROW: P. Moore, M. Rerciiick, J. Oiiibaurn, M, Neiiz, R. Morse, L. Strober, N. Rairner, J. Appe', H. Newman, J. Sabin, G. Lundy. THIRD ROW: J. Milier, H. Brooks, J. Levin, A, Levine, D. Philiips, S. HofIman, S. Heilveil, R. Hoenig, G. Hegerrnan, M. Houghton P. Heynian, G Jarcbo, R. Gross, R. Hanningion. FOURTH ROW J. Larin, L. Latiin, S. Kartziaiceniena, A. Lacnovvifz, I. Kaniiree S. Korn, J. Kravet, L. Kaval, D. Klonskv, M, Karp, R. Kenee FIFTH ROW: S, Kassei, K. Kernper, C. Kane, M. Knignin, D Kearns, G. Lavas, L. Kinzier, F, Kuriken, D. Krafre, J. Kraus. E. Reis, E. Manisoff, S. Pisialese, M. Morse, C. Peragine, C. Dick- man, L. Lorberbaurn. FOURTH ROW: S. Leberson, P. Liebert, J. Lehman, B. Marks, J. Ma!ina, A, Levinson, L. Lediie, D. McTootIe, T. Lernpeft, L. Mersereau. FIFTH ROW: J. Levin, A. Levin, R. Mariin, F. Leiiner, J. Lubaiin, J. Linnerweyer, W. MiIIer, R. Munzer, T. Leder. IO-9 and 'IO-IO, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: N, Stein, R. ScFQenIeId, ' R. Sddlmger, E Svfceder, R. STei 'eI, S. Scherer, R, Shermcxn, P, RL:er:k'::Lz, W. IVICIIVIVT, S. Rub 'm R. Popper, M, Reza L SIUWIISIQ51, D. ScIweCIer, M. Seidei P. SICJIWI, J. SI4IGIVe, VV. L. RCIHSIQD, L. PCIIQCR, FOURTH ROW: J. RCTIWIXCIJI, L RFQ SOIOI, J. Sonnenschein. SECOND ROW: I. Sogsmfrer, M. Remy, R. Rsisemherg, M Rzdzw, FI. RaIzIrc'.-Nz, C. RIMS. F Re L, Scrgstetter, A. Dcwd, B. Fischer, M. SICIVI, H. Herzog, K. G. PINS, N. Reyer, M. CQIWID, L. ROIIQV. SOIntzeFI, J. KucI1Ier, S, Schieren, R, SQIWUITZ, S. SIIvesTrI. THIRD ROW: L Rrmce, P. RLDW, J. Po:TeIneI4, VV. LIIIy. M Rizen, zerg, des, FSS : 1 J L I0-'I'I ond IO-I2, FIRST ROW, L. Yo R.: P. VVIIey, C. VVc1I7ers sen THIRD ROW: l , 'YqQy'zv':, ,I Ufrimoff, IM Rcswik, F. C. I.'JQ1IImgIG:'d, N VXec11I1ev'up, G ,'.emI1erg, D VNeIvwIUQr'g, B, SYM.-SIL-fd, G. UNI.-' :P D. VX1IIi:LL', F Derlr,-5, C5 Sade, G. ZH' LW, S. Ze de, F YNQIII, J. 'AC Tim, A, TJHICIQ, SECOND ROW: ST 'we.I FOURTH ROW: 5 SIL-ID. R Y. 2 vxf': . F SIL-me-r, J, STQVH, J. Sha, R Ste V. F. S'ewr'bcr'g. R. SIr5w kc'H, J Sm'-y, f-.. TerroreIIi, T. SJ3:: nm, A Imzemg fl We vw-gg :I I TCI Ijf,1f'1n V. Vun Delft, D SWGIIIIBIIYI, J. Vim Brock, R Tuubifu K TIICVV57- I-III itqqgslamf 3 v M Y l 'KY .L . Q nw l Q I 2 2 7 s S E 2 l 2: l f zglfilif-ff all iff Ei' l Q if 2 lf The corridor is empty. The Class of Fifty-eight has gone. ln two months the halls will again resound with talk and laughter. New seniors will create new patterns. But the traditions established by the of Fifty-eight will always be a part of South N :L gy 'Hu' . . .H ,Uk ...I , ,4 ,. . ,, ., -..,, - , U , 3 K . xg 5 1 a vg -4245.1-ff, , ,. 71 .5 .Mir ,. ,', -,,,.,-,,7 H - ,.' ' I ,
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