South Side High School - Colonnade Yearbook (Rockville Centre, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1960 volume:

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In E, ,. --,1 E X . - 'th ' -xgf -V-155.11 'f-N' ' -lx S31- 3'LJd!'sH-. -A K A . 8.x ,Au . . s ' I. I , if . 1 , . f X 4 ', 1 in Jef I colonnade south side senior high school roekville centre, new york class of I959-60 gyiv' . 2 . - i Now that South Side seniors have completed their high school education, they are about to experience the thrill of graduation. At this final ceremony, diplomas will be received, tears will be shed, and pictures will be snapped. What will these photo- graphs show? ln all probability, the camera will catch the joy, the sorrow, and the fulfillment that the occasion warrants. But the eye of the camera probes deeper than the superficial expressions that are mirrored on each face, for it tells the story of a student's three years at South Side. The look of self- confidence, recorded on film, is the end-result of the responsibility that each senior has incurred, for he has gained self-assurance from the tasks he has capably performed in school. The look of vitality, caught by the camera, is evidence of the -fact that three years in South Side have added much spirit to each student's personality. These characteristics, which the camera shows on each senior's face, have aided him in South Side, and will form the basis for his success in the future. table of contents glimpses of I959-I960 administration and faculty seniors activities sports . . underclassmen ....... 1 L' A 3! 3i1.'qfE! I.f5?5 N' 1524? 4. The Guggenheim Museum in New York City - the last look ot the VVright. X. - Courtesy of Long Island Press Leonard Warren, one of the world'S greatest baritones, died during a performance of Verdi's La Fuerzo Del Destino. 1, , .X late Frank Lloyd - Courtesy of New York Times John F. Kennedy and former Presiden' Harry S. Truman gather during a auiet moment in a Democratic meeting Vice-President Richard Nixon and State Senator K. Keating look at the bust at Theodore Roosevelt - a bold president. 'C f of - Courtesy of Lang island Press national news - Cturwfy Loca Wand Prez: Senator ,lal-n F Kennedy seriously discusses his political aspirations with the Duke cf Windsor during a ball in New York City. - Courtesy of Long Island Press Carol Heiss captured a gold medal in the women's tigure skating event at Squaw Valley during the T960 Olympics. UH -1 15--g -nf' - Courtesy ot Long Islana rress - niiw fiiiEiif2H2T f I 1 5 ,igazggygg , 74, f -ami: :L .22 Egffysgfmfgg :Zigi .z., f ss:-hir , V.--f ..-f::::,,, Modern muon-obile designs Vssrrnre the sculptwed lock. Salk vaccine token oruNNf bzls. ' ff-sv' ',- 1 1 , , ,xg Foshlon in 1960. WA-uf . 3, , ,Q da ,1- Pfess fff' ,Q - Courtesy of Long Island Press Missile Jupiter C hunched' - Courtesy of long Island Press S91 :':' H P-'- sP f-' zfzmcixwfs 52' Cfeswdefcv I j V 1 B5-31 'N ke' d5 '3's'1:Tifs 1-me' cizs :ii-5e's,.e s R' sw vg 112. ' 3 x :'3g'essc'. C' My NT L: g Nslsfd S 'fx .ff 4 5 f A X tx 6 - Courtecy of Lite Mogozine Amid borroge cl teor gos o'd We hoses, carrmvdeered streetcor is 'noved against police. It wus port of genvo' ossoult on borrcodes neor Rhee's rnonsion. After breakthrough South Korean police opened fi'e. Mrs. Nikito Khrushchev and ner party engoge in feminine converso- tion with American women during the Russion good-will tour. - Courtesy of Long lslond Press Fidel Costro, premier of Cubo, tolks of newer Cuban reforms. international news President Dwight D. Eisenhower on his Europeon ond Asian qood- Premier N. Khrushchev waves goily to crowd on his visit to New will tour visits Pope John XXlll in Voticon City. York. f Courtesy of Long lslond Pre,s - Courtesy of New York Times .qi ,,,. hi I Tai. l I ik 1,7 fav '11, , faculty , 75' Dedioated to developing and challenging the minds ond abilities of its students, South Side's foc- ultytroinsthestudentstobegoodcitizensinthei' respectiveoommunities.Thepictixeofourschoolis inoompletewithoutthefocultywhichhasinspiedits students to win the excellent academic rating for whichSouthSideisknown. Dr. Herbert F. Johnson Superintendent of Schools South Side High School is a picture of cooperation between faculty and students. Photography credits must be given to the members of the Administration. Dr, Herbert F. Johnson, Superintendent, Dr. Alfred J. Cereste, Administrative Assistant, and Mr. J. Dale Mcliibben, Principal, for their contributions have been notable. in his seven years as superintendent, Dr. Johnson has worked toward the coordination of activities of the high school with those of the elementary schools. He has given the Rockville Centre schools the leader- ship essential for the efficient functioning of our educational system. Dr. Cereste, coordinator of the different depart- ments of the system, has helped to make the com- munity aware of the activities and accomplishments of the schools. Your Schools, a news bulletin sent to Rockville Centre residents, focuses a spotlight on the advances in the school district. Administering South Side is the work of Mr. Mc- Kibben. Through his expert guidance, South Side has encouraged a record of scholastic excellence and student responsibility. He has established a close student-principal relationship. directing community education Mr. J. Dale McKibben Principal Dr. Alfred J. Cereste Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent during day's stress. M F. Newton Miller pauses Formulating the basic educational policy in Rock- ville Centre are the tive elected members of the Board of Education. Although the state establishes the fundamental principles of learning, the precise application rests with the Board. The Board's ultimate goal is a broader, more complete education for every student in Rockville Centre, an education Mr Irving Shanzer inspects his spacious grounds. Mr. C. Daniel Ludlum at home on a wintry evening. through administrative leadership which will be thorough enough to give each gradu ate a solid foundation on which to base his future Unselhshly devoting their time to the continual im provement of our town's educational system are: Mr Irving Shanzer, president, Mr. C. Daniel Ludlum vice president, Mrs. Rita Boggs, secretary, Mr Thomas M. Brennan, and Mr. F. Newton Miller. Mrs. Rita Boggs captured in a pensive mood. Mr. Thomas Brennan preparing for a rare evening at home. 7 1 SUPERINTENDENTS STAFF, L. to R.: Mr. Royal Robinson, Mr. Wallace Watts, Mrs. Mary Ann Tos- cano, Mrs. lrma West, Miss Mildred McLean, Miss Hazel Purtell, Mrs. Dorothy Findeisen, Mrs. Me- chalino Cipriano, Mrs, Edna Houghland. maintaining school efficiency Miss Jean Kellock, Visiting Teacher, and Miss Gladys Floyd, Attendance Director, discuss programs for absentee students. Mrs. Carol Schmidt, Mrs, Eleanor O'Toole, and Mrs. Simona Tim- ler efliciently manage Mr. McKibben's office. ww... A 15 'bf -5 Guidance Secretaries, Mrs, Thelma Zazzera and Mrs. Velma Dehn, check students' programs. :pl I 1 XX,- N,-L' X Mr. Kenneth V. Jenkins English - Cclonnode Mass Margaret Malor Mrs Dorothy McDonald Mr. Walter Mendoza Englush English Future Teachers English, Public Speaking Tennis, Debate, Assembly Mr Herbert Schorr Miss Sara Sherman Engllsh Sportsman English l? ' , R. ,A N ' K Q: -N., , - , f ,f, Lf C. . W ,xx U n Q l-. . Mrs. Mary Walenfa Mr. Ofho Allen Miss Dorothy Compton English - Sigma Hi-Y French Spanish, Spanish CLD 0 O 0 ' strengthening International understa nd I n MV- JUYNSS Fonseca Miss Grace Kellock Mr. John Ringwald Spanish Latin - Red Cross, Latin Club German - Key, German Club 'H' 'Z 3 -m.xf3S'i3!x,a Mrs. Lucy Rosengorten Miss Emily Spinelli M355 Carol Wood French - Spanish Guidance - Spanish French - Tennis, French Club x . 'I 1 X VE 'i - .-.QVH M . -.,e - ,Wifi .W K 13' ' A me 'A11 '1 Q 253' h W :ff 3, 1. I 5? r. S-Q if 7i?f' 1 W f .1 A . vii 'Bu ,- - f'lf-f'-'- 'd,,.f S .mt 3 11 he V1 . .... Q -1. 4? T 'xiii wc. ,Q 12 f 9- ..f- Mf. John Small Mrs. Helen Sfruley MVS- Anne M- Flflpclflfk Cifilenship Educclfion Citizenship Education l-lbfgflml ' Ubf3 ! S9519 Bowling, J.V. Baseball N .V if N 4 s Q, 1 u .Y S 3 f W Y if Mrs. Alice Forman Librczrion - Library Service, Koppc Hi-Y Mrs. Sally T. Dietrich Vocol Music - All Vocal Groups broadening cultural backgrounds Mr. William W. Deli!! Mr, John D. Morris Art - G.O. Art .Ng Art - Colonncde Mr. George Wilson l'rsfrumen1olMusic - B.: ,1 Sew' 14 5 f' 5 Mrs. Esther Dahlberg exploring scientific worlds Mr. W. Benn Weeks Mr Robert Woodrow Science A Biology Club Science Mr. Seymour Eiseman Hecxlrh - Football, G,O. 1 ' Mrs. Dorothy Casey Physical Education - Girls' Sports Mr. Thomas O'Shea Physical Education - Wrestling, Soccer, Track Mr. Fredrick Barz Industrial Arts 3 Mech. Drawing l ' If Q 'P P l , .,I Z 4.146-1 Miss Louise Cressey Mr. Henry Guyer Physical Education - Girls' Sports Physical Education, Baseball Mr. Donald Sterner Physical Education - Football Coach, Leaders 9-5 '5x developing motor skills Driver Education - .l.V. Football Driver Education - Basketball Coach GX ,rv-4 S11- I 8 xf I 2, K--': -'. Q-i..Q...l2'fi, , Y, E, ' Eff' J, 'WMM wh,-A fW'f E9 lf ' ,, 1 'L Mr. John R. Mazuiian Education - J.V. Wresrling Mr. William Granfield Business Education - Cyclone Shop Secretarial Science Secretarial Club ea ,Lx for future careers Mrs. Elinor Perrin Miss Elaine Sfarreh Mr Males Sfireman Hornemaking Homemakmg Home Econ C sf i -5 seniors Under the capable leadership of .their officers, seniors took full advantage of thei' last year of high school by continually displaying school spirit and senior fun. Their excellent salesmanship tumed the first senior proiect, the magazine sale, into a finan- cial success. Selling subscriptions for popular maga- zines, seniors eamed money toward their class dues while engaging in good-natured rivalry. Seniors also performed in a talent assembly which rivaled the fin- est professional variety show. Senior hats appeared on the street, in the public library, and at athletic events where spirited seniors were heard cheering the loudest. Climaxing the years in high school, the Big Prom was the background against which seniors gathered for one last dance. Through every proi- ect, the senior class officers aided the class of 1960 in becoming efficient workers and conscientious leaders, and instilled the feeling that the photo- graphs of the senior year are by far the most mem- arable. 0 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, L T0 R., ROW I: N. Holt, vice pnsidonti D. Phillips, uoretaryg ROW 2: R. Hamie, oo-treasurerp R. Maurer, presidentg R. Fastov, co-treasurer. Q South Side's senior class officers formed a fluid team that handled executive duties with ease and eliiciency. The collection of the senior dues and the selection of the senior gift to the school were some of the ma- ior roles of the officers. They were also responsible for the selection of the hat committee and the planning and execution of the Senior Prom. flhe officers also were instrumental in forming the new senior party commit- tee. Because of the excellence with which these leaders fulfilled their duties, the senior class enioyed a happy and eventful year. Jane Sonnenschein Jane Sonnenschein's mastery of her academic work with a 95.13 average has not prevented her from taking an active role in school activities. She is copy editor ol the Colonnade and secretary of the Red Cross Club. Jane also serves as vice president of the National Honor Society and was president ol the Latin l Club. Her ability for leadership and organization has developed her into one at South Side's tinest citizens, worthy ot the respect that is accorded her by classmates and teachers alike. Josephine Engel Josephine Engel's 94.79 average makes her the saluta- torian of the class of l96O. Her vibrant personality is high- lighted by her desire to participate in school activities. She is an active member in school sports, the orchestra and Gamma Hi-Y. She has been a contributing member of the GO. by serving as a homeroom treasurer and GO. representative. Last June, as a testimony to her fine character and leadership ability, her teachers and class- mates honored Josephine by admitting her to the National Honor Society. honor students Jane Sonnenschein Josephine Engel Geoffrey Hegeman Robert Maurer Doris Kearns Peter King Daniel Schecter Valerie Ger Diane Anchel Howard Rabinowitz Raul Greenberg Joyce Woltson Susan Gilman Robert Dotzler Marjorie Rosen Steven Fox Randy Jane Coontield Andrew Tunick Margaret Colwin Judith Lehman Robert Tell Alan Young Joan Sklaire Nancy Adler Nancy Griflin Luise Alterman Frances Leitner Edward Oexle 27 Mina Berkowitz Paul Blum Melvin Schoenteld Jeanne Fox Michael Karp Robert Fastov David Greene Nancy Palmer Laurence Lorberbaum Perry Fish Sharyn Brooks Sandra Altschuler Elliot Beer Fradelle Edelstein Mann, +14 1, ,,1 if N93 x... 5 N: Arnold Abbey Betsy Abel Nancy Adler yesterdays, todays, and tomorrows -QQ 19 1 N, Luise Alterman John Appel Sandra Altschuler Joan Arm L 28 3 49 Diane Anchel it Douglas Ausfin V' 'ev-nb ff, Xi X in Mina Berkowitz Harvey Biedermon mobbing the guidance office Agnes BlC1Ck Jill Bloftmochr Reno Bleiweiss ,-41, Q Qi 4, Paul Blum Ronald Boehringer Richard Bomse .fl -is John Borger Russell Bostic William Bresncm -9' ' -4 Elissa Bress Thomas Brod Albert Brody arranging schedules Holly Brooks Sharyn Brooks 5-1 i '? ix S Mary Ann Ccndido Adrienne Caplan fuss CW Linda Carlin Mark Cohen ,qs we '15, Rosamond Carew earning the south side S Patricia Chamberlain ,-41. I3 -4 '17 ,X AN , Stephen Cohen Cl' TI ,M Kenneth Chawkins X' I William Cohen U QCYJVV' ' A f M Carolyn Colville Margaret Colwin Randy Coonfield vu 1' T15 of' Marilyn Copeland Carol Cummings decorating ca rs Laurel Cummings l Carol Dickman Judith Dolins :nfs QL., My xr AX 1? 1 fx Terence Donnelly Noreen Donovan Ilene Dorman parading to games James Dotzler Robert Dotzler 2 'Vi 1 Nov my fy dm! Aaron Dowd bf .AL IQ T -5 -:Ji 1 5 Allen Duberstein A lv' J vwfak G7 lp- 7-R 17' 7521 Kevin Dunne Audrey Dunphy Betty Edelstein N.. vi Ellen Edelstein C il i Barbara Eisner cheering the cycs on -A Frodelle Edelstein Ellioff Eisenbud Elaine Ellis 36 'Q V I Josephine Engel n 3 Walter Epstein Q' I lf. --f ' Nicki Epstein Nolc Evans Jill Fine 'avi IL, ,L A t ,,,,l1,L4 , 7f',,,'U D-Ds.-f I Robert Fcxstov Joan Feig study halls: peace and quiet Anthony Fiorentine Lcuro Fiorentine if .1-41 dll' f 5 2? W Carol Frefz Ellen Frey 17 Marcia Fribush gamut ,VC flvLQf1.flk.f ,. retval!-14-,WIC Ullxc fc f 'L Clyde Friedman Jeannette Furno 6 hailing soccer and basketball J0AmGObfie' Carol Gardner Dorothy Gelder Valerie Ger 2? 1,75l'lQ lfl j 1 of ff M Wljgfgj 'NN 'sm ss Donna Gilbert and i i I. , -liz' fu- Susan Gilman ' M 'A'lan Gladslane fl if .--5 llflwf M Gm 'V 'IJ' Patricia Glass Earle Glazer college plans Allen Gluck Laurel Goettler 40 'ff 15 3 5 Phyllis Gold Sue Goldberg narrowing It down to three if 'fr '4, , J , l, A' Theodore Goldberg 'l I V 5 J Susan Goldman Karen Goldsfein 'Ci' if A...-5 7 JV L sf lb Betsy Golkin ' Judith Goodman Leslie Gordon N 4- ' Ni G. meeting Sportsman deadlines T' Seth Gordon inf' ww fn- Gerold Green Arlene Greenberg Lew s Greenberg Poul Greenberg Davnd Greene A Peter Greene Nancy Griffin Harrold Grobe 0' 17' -Lio- ff7 N4 inf' cd' ff- Douglas Grodm Richard Gross Thomos Gullion Harriet Hallock if Gwsfwon Robert Homie 1 'X i Richard Hcnington Jerome Hoym QQ 99 another medalist colonnade Geofirey Hegeman Q 'ha A l Ax 1: 61' tl ix -s. Janet Heinzelmonn Karen Heiselmcn Hugh Heller Helen Herzog pins, prestige, pride 'G Paul Heymcn ltccdggdfg -if Daffy 03 Peggie Hoenig ' ' Sheri Hoflrmcn Q., M 'Q- Q 1, 413 Nancy Holi, Gary Horan Maureen Houghton honor society lnductlons Patricia Houghton Alan Howard Jesse Hyman al! lf. K' Gordon Inkeles George Irwin I ,Fw uv X 'Ft is 41 , 'el '9' Richard Kiely 5 Peter King V VM Lucy Kinzler ip .4 xv -S --f on ,'Bx sd David Klonsky N ,Ira Komifee , 5' A7'g f'f bfi- 9 ' .301 corridor crush if i ,, ,X 'Cf Steven Korn Lawrence Kovol Denise Krafte Linda Krokower lin as wfe Y--3 Gerald Kraus Jeffrey Kravet Nancy Kruger L5 '--1 IWC' N--1 -nv- ' an Ol 1' Janine Kuchler Frederic Kunken Alan Lachowntz versatile seniors Gerard Lahn Leslie Lahin dv -Gig if wi 1I7' Michael Lav George Lcvcs making themselves known Rochelle Lebenson Toby Leder Linclo Ledlie SK 3 xii Judith Lehman Grunc Leiberl Phyllis Leibert ri: 2 P' Frances Leitner Jacqueline Levin DJ MBLCLU 01 fx, MM talent assembly 1. Toby Lemperl Alon Levin Arlene Levine Alice Levinson Robert Levitt A Judith Linnemeyer Douglas Lipson 'R 1 . 'i oric: un Wendy Mal crgoret Lynch Mg' Ellen Mcnisoi MX 26 -3 'jiww M W v1 magnificent 'messiah' M JudithMczl V5 if by J Borbc1rc1M in 'K- N othy McTootle sporting senior hats 2--af Robert Maurer EI b h Jesse fwilfiigjjimf MMWW hbwwwww , Jifll5,5f'w Wiggqcw eredith Morse Ronni Morse P ricio Moore M 47' 'Z '65 3 9 suv Robert Munzer Michael Neitz Helen Newman if 1,7 4 17 ki. , ' A fllf ,nu f 1 . , 5 ff. N . -sl' wr I K Bruce Niebanck Michele' Non Norma Oelkers Edward Oexie alloy x Jo-Ann O'Connor 1,3 Xl'- sparking senior pride Q X ,Al Q4 S Judy Ohlbaum 16 5 ti' Irene Osfrov striving for victory I, 1 X Nancy Palmer 'X L Q I I X Roberta Parker James Pedersen I Y, J' Mark Perchick 064 Yi jim ff Bonnie PerloFf Bette Perrine Ronald Petrilli ? s-ff' I 5 fi' 11- L I Prince Kenne1hRcc1b Q5 N Ava? Q-4 X Nur WSW A Z MWU WMMJW' iw! Mhz wv w Dfw cfJ,1'!LfA ,V 4 ff! red and blue fre wk? K 1 ' ,4- , my a ow 'I , n w I I' J MUJPL 4 -5 'aw , M W JO 'Q me q 'Q My N ,r x Q vi l V All 5 jx' Ufl l MM VV f 'QW if 'Qi 'Egfr T Martin Resnick Neil Reyer A .po Twig? Lucille Rhodes Frank Reigert Fredrick Roese 1 ' ' :- 1 l '- ' r ff , reading reports 14 Y ' ' . , l I ' t 4 k f' 3 X Lf- Lf - ,-. Robert Rogoff c.' Lloyd Roller Marjorie Rosen New '0 i 4' lil K H-if -5.4 Martin Rosenberg ,LL Lf if f4Wff'fAAa4 A If '5 L5 LU' Q Q f Mb ' 1, ,fn 'A three o c ock Ilbrarg jamfjn WjgfiQgL all 'U abt gffgghkopf L R th ! J fi LM? ' 110 60 1444 AMW? W' My D Aff' X, -ff iff.. CR if iF T.'?' Peter Rubin Steven Rubin 'G' 'R 1? 7-N sv LO Roberta Schoenfield ,Ellen Schroeder Roberfa Schultz if M T161 W-nf' Andrew Schwebel Susan Scofleld Jacqueline Seide tallylng votes for senior poll A ' lf . -N . '14 ,l,-450: Merle Seider Diane Seltzer ' 'T H,',v9l 5. 03-'Richard Sherman 44 19' x' . Sb. dancing in the Suzanne Silvesfri Joan Sklaire Lois Slawitsky Richard Soldinger Jane Sonnenschein f Q if J m Thomas Sos -1.34, 'dmv' Jn Robert Spencer Lowell Stackman Lawn' F?9 ul XL vi We dark W' J X , I 1 ff' 1 ,? N11 'I fb' Richard Steimel U-, Lyn' Mark Stein fj r ,sk fwjw ' 9' ,ff if-.5,ll'r Q7 ,J ,J-f M.. Y - N HQ, - jr X XX ff' ,f ,fbi-R ,A ,Q-H '1 X Norman Stein ' gf vxkfigdrt-SiBin 'XJ Francine Steunberg ' -' ,--X. g 4' iAfL l? y fir 'grow WW? DMM raw K w'ff+3E Q4 . f .leHrey Stern Frances Stieber 'Nr Qi! 5 Jew i 3 Y Raymond Tordy '23 I at sl Anthony Tortorelli V X Noi '-mv Andrew Tunick -2. '-4 James Tunick Jane Umanoff Jerrold Unterman Q5 L Vikki Van Iflelff J if VX A, hail the red and blue Vincenf Vig9i0f10 Janice Van Brook 33 35-f . 1 f - I Raymond Wagner Dorothy Wallace Christopher Wallingford Carol Walters Peter Walters 'RN termination - graduation JanetWalton Nancy Weatherup Diane Weinberg 5 S vs? Jay Weinberg pal X V 2 ,- M XJ if Alice Weingarten Lorraine Weinslein AL I Presfon Wiley Z Edward Wohl the future before us 6 -Q- Susan Wexler Joyce Wolfson Jacqueline Wright NA 1' :Susan Youdelman AlC1f1 YOUDQ X xx R wi in ROBERT MAURER Iau rel awards Laurel Award wlnner Judy Lehman demonstrated Throughout her three years ot hugh school the superuor qualntses that won her the coveted Award Dusplaylng strong leadershup rn student government Judy served nn the capaclty of secretary of the G O Her leadershlp abalnty extended to other tlelds of school actuvnty tor she was captaun ot the Blue Team and captaun ot nurn rous honor teams and vlce presudent ot senror coraleers Judy has comprled an admnrable scholastlc record by mamtarnrng a 909 average Robert Maurer r cnptent ot the l96O Laurel Award has demonstrated has outstand g qualte as a leader ough ut has thr e dent of hrs sophomore and enlor classes Bob showed was chosen co captavn ot the l9oO varslty ba lcetball team and has received two varsuty letters IU bas ball and ln soccer Although parttclpatnng tn addltsonal phases of student lute such as the Orchestra and the Band he mamtauned a 94 42 average and ranked fourth IH has class l-ltghllghtlng Bobs accomplushments was hrs electron unto the Natlonal Honor Soctety JUDY LEHMAN I3 .1 ,uv-, 66 fe ' ' , ' . ' ln ' ll S 1' , . , , , Q thr ' o e years a' South Sde. Electea pres.- Q-Ql' ' s ' , his desire to serve and to lead his fellow students. Bob . ' ' 5 .JJ ,V l . S 1 . senior director Admlnlstratlon Bualdmg of the Rockvllle Centre Publlc School System ABBEY ARNOLD Jets 24 Camera Club 234 Pep Promoters 4 Soccer 3 Tennns 4 Wrestling 3 4 ABEL BETSY GO Representatnve 23 Service Gxrls 4 Future Nurses of Amerlca 3 treasurer 4 Delta HIY 34 Pep Promoters 3 Hockey 23 class team 4 Basketball 234 Volleyball 24 Softball 3 4 Red and Blue 3 4 ADLER NANCY GO Morals and Ethlcs Commlttee 4 Junior Prom Committee Sophomore Glrls Glee Club Treble Clef Club 3 Semor Choraleers 34 Beta HIY 3 secretary 4 Future Teachers of Amer :co 23 Natlonal Honor Society 34 Sportsman 23 Colonnade 4 Radio Club 2 Pep Promoters 2 Red and Blue 34 Hockey 234 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 Badmnnton 2 ALTERMAN LUISE Semor Choraleers 34 Colonnade 4 Badmln ton 2 Modern Dance 2 Auduo Vusual Ands 4 ALTSCHULER SANDRA GO Representatlve 3 GO Dance Com mlttee 3 Beta HIY 34 Spamsh Club 3 treasurer 4 Pep Promoters 24 Stunts and Tumblnng 234 Modern Dance 2 Badminton 24 Red and Blue 3 4 ANCHEL DIANE GO Representattve 3 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Junior Prom Commnttee Colonnade 4 Art Club 23 Radlo Club 234 Delta HIY 34 Sportsman 3 art edltor 4 Pep Promoters 4 Archery Honor Team 3 Modern Dance 2 Basketball 2 Badmunton 234 APPEL JOHN Wrestlmg 234 Cross Country 3 Track 234 ARM JOAN Jumor Prom Commrttee Future Teachers of Amerlca 34 Beta HIY 4 Pep Promoters 34 Badmnnton 234 Volleyball 3 4 Red and Blue 3 4 AUSTIN DOUGLAS Sectlonal Chorus 34 Semor Choraleers 2 3 4 Mlxed Ensemble 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Colonnade 4 AZLANT RHODA Attuc Club 34 Future Teachers of America 2 3 Pep Promoters 234 Future Nurses of Amerlca 3 Red and Blue 34 Hockey 234 Basketball 234 Badmmton 2 Volleyball 234 Softball 3 BALSAM SANFORD GO Representatuve 4 Co-chalrman GO Publlclty Commuttee 2 Sportsman 34 Latun Club 23 German Club 4 Football 2 Baseball 2 Tennls 3 BARASCH JEFFREY GO Representatuve 24 Junuor Prom Com mnttee Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Football 234 Track 34 BECKER BETSY Thallans 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 BECKER EDWARD Orchestra 2 3 4 BEER ELLIOT Semor Choraleers 234 Colonnade 4 Natnonal Honor Soclety 4 French Club 3 Blology Club 2 BEHRMAN ARNOLD Junior Prom Commuttee Semor Choraleers 2 34 Sophomore Boys Glee Club Raduo Club 2 Pep Promoters 2 3 Sportsman 4 Soccer 2 34 Bowlung 2 BERGEN ROBERT Homeroom Treasurer 2 GO Publncuty Commut tee 2 Cochaarman Junnor Prom Key Club 234 Colonnade Edntor lnechuef 4 Natuoral Honor Socnety 4 Soccer 2 Golf 2 3 BERGER MARGARET Pep Promoters 4 Alpha HIY 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 2 Hockey 234 Basketball 24 Volleyball 24 Badrnmton 2 Bowllng 3 Softball 34 Red and Blue 34 BERKOWITZ MINA Colonnade 4 Beta HIY 4 Lnbrary Service Club 4 Red Cross Club 3 Math Club 34 Math Team 4 Red and Blue 3 BIEDERMAN HARVEY Radro Club 2 Art Club 2 Wrestlung 2 BLACK AGNES Semor Choraleers 4 Badminton 4 Red and Blue BLATTMACHR JILL Zeta Alpha Scuence Club 34 Modern Dance 2 Archery 2 Stunts and Tumblung 234 Bowlung 34 Baseball 3 Red and Blue 3 4 BLEIWEISS RENA Junlor Prom Commnttee Colonnade 4 Beta HI Y 3 treasurer 4 Servlce Glrls 4 Future Teachers of Amernca 2 3 Pep Promoters 34 Hockey 3 Volleyball 23 Red and Blue 34 BLUM PAUL Sportsman 3 photography edntor 4 Bsology Club 2 Camera Club 234 Latln Club 23 presldent 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Rlfle Team 2 Track 2 3 4 BOEHRINGER RONALD Band 234 BOMSE RICHARD BORGER JOHN Rnflery 2 BOSTIC RUSSEL Band 4 Jazz Club 3 4 Track 2 BRESNAN WILLIAM GO Representatlve 3 1 1 '- .1 ..1 1 . - -- ' .1 4 ' 1 1 .1 Ii 1 1 ..1 1. 1 - 1. 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BRESS, ELISSA - Colonnode 4, Debating Club 2,3, secretary 4: FU- ture Teachers of America 2,3, Art Club 3, Sportsman 2,3,4, Delta Hi-Y 4, Thalians 3,4, Maorette 4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Archery 2,3, Badminton 2, Red and Blue 3,4. BROD, THOMAS - Sophomore Boys' Glee Club, Senior Chora- leers 3, Band 3,4, Sportsman 2,3, Headline editor 4, Thalians 2,3,4, German Club 4, Biology Club 4. BRODY, ALBERT - Sportsman 3, French Club 2, Latin Club 3, Pep Promoters 4, Soccer 2. BROOKS, HOLLY - Sportsman 3, layout editor 4, Biology Club 4, Beta Hi-Y 4, Math Club 4, History Club 4, Zeta,Alpha Science Club, treasurer 3, Future Teachers at America 2, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Stunts acd Tumblirg 3, Hockey 2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Badminton 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3,4. BROOKS, SHARYN - Senior Choraleers 3,4, Thalians 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Basketball 3, Red and Blue 3,4, BROWN, ELLEN - Basketball 3, Softball 3. BROWN, JOY - Pep Promoters 2, Basketball 3. BROWN, SONIA - Homeroorn Treasurer 4, G.O, Art Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee, Treble Clef Club 2, Colonnode 4, Beta Hi-Y 3,4, Attic Club 4, Sportsman 4, Thalians 2,3,4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Modern Dance 2, Red and Blue 3,4. BRUNO, JOSEPH - Bowling 2,3. BRYMAN, MICHAEL - Jazz Club 3, vice-president 4, Zeta-Alpha Science Club 3,4, Pep Promoters 4, Track 2,3,4, BURKE, NANCY - GO. Representative 2, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Hat Committee, Future Nurses of America 3, corresponding secretary 4, Tap Club 2,3, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, J.V. Cheerleader, Captain 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Vol- leyball 2,3, Hockey 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3,4. BURR, MICHAEL - Sportsman 4, Camera Club 4, Pep Promoters 3, Soccer 3,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3. BUSH, DOROTHY - Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Sportsman 2, Badminton 2, Bowling 2,4, Red and Blue 3. BUTLER, NEIL - Audio-Visual Aids 2,3,4, Jazz Club 3,4, Pep Pro- moters 4, Track 2, Bowling 2,3, Football 2,3,4. CANDIDO, MARY ANN - Junior Prom Committee, Pep Promoters 3,4. CAPLAN, ADRIENNE - Junior Prom Committee, Colonnade 4, Delta Hi-Y 4, Thalians 2,3,4, Tennis 3, Badminton 2,3, Volleyball 2,3, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3,4. CAREW, ROSAMOND - G,O. Representative, Secretarial Club, president 4, Pep Promoters 3,4, Red and Blue 4, CARLIN, LINDA - Alpha Hi-Y 4, Future Teachers at America 3,4, Red Cross Club 3, Colonnode 3,4, Basketball 2, Badminton 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Stunts and Tumbling 3,4, Red and Blue 3,4, CHAMBERLAIN, PATRICIA - Library Service Club 4, Future Nurses of America 4, Audio-Visual Aides 3, Archery 2,3. CHAWKINS, KENNETH - G.O. Representative 3, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Choraleers 2,3, Mixed Ensemble 2, French Club, president 3, Debate Club 2, Thalians 2,3,4, Sportsman 2,3, co-editor 4, Key Club 3,4. COHEN, MARK - Leaders' Club 3,4, Wrestling 2, Baseball 2,3,4, Bowling 3, Soccer 2,3,4. COHEN, STEPHEN - Junior Prom Committee, Sportsman 2,4, Bi- ology Club 2, Jazz Club 4, Debating Club 2, Pep Promoters 4. COHEN, WILLIAM - Debating Club 2, vice-president 3, president 4, Thalians 2,3, treasurer 4, Spanish Club 3. COLVILLE, CAROLYN - Sportsman 3,4, Pep Promoters 2, Badmin- ton 2,3, Volleyball 3,4, Basketball 3, Hockey, class team 4, Bowling 4, Red and Blue 3,4. COLWIN, MARGARET - Colonnode 4, Kappa Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 3,4, Math Club 3, secretary 4, Math team 4, Red Cross Club 3, Pep Pro- moters 2,4- Badminton class team 23- Archer 3- Tennis 4, Volle , r f 1 Y f 1 Y' ball 4, class team 2, Basketball 2, Red and Blue 3,4. COONFIELD, RANDY - Junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, Senior Choraleers 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 3,4, Mixed En, semble, Orchestra 2,4, Colonnode 4, Gamma Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3,4. COPELAND, MARILYN - Red Cross Club 3, Future Nurses ot Amer- ica 3, Kappa Hi-Y 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Latin Club 3,4, Modern Dance 2, Basketball 2, Badminton 2, Bowling 3,4, Archery 3,4, Red and Blue 3,4. CUMMINGS, CAROL - Future Homemakers of America 4, Future Business Leaders of America 4, Secretarial Club 4, Pep Promoters 4, Softball 3, Bowling 3, Basketball 2, Badmirton 2, class team 3, Red and Blue 3,4. CUMMINGS, LAUREL - Ju'ior Prorn Cofvfnittee, Scp'o'fc'e Gi'ls' Glee Club, Future Teachers ef A'T'E'lCC 2,4, Gorrrra Hi-Y 3, vice- president 4, Service Girls 4, Softoall 3,4, Stunts ana Tuabing 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,4, class tearr 3, Hockey 2,3, honor team 4, Red and Blue 3,4. DORMAN, ILENE - Jfta' Prom Conwitfee, Sportsman 34, Sgwa g A Hi-Y 4, Thalions 3,4, Pep Prornoters 3,4, Badrnirton 2,3, Voileyoall 'X ' 2,3,4, Basketbal 2, Red and Bloe 3,4 DOTZLER, JAMES - Latin Cluo 2, Zeta Alpcc S:I-ence Clu: 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Track 2,3,4, Crc,ss-Count , 3,4, DOTZLER, ROBERT - Hen-eroom Treaswe' 2,3, Colonnade 4, Sports- man 3, Natiofai Hoi-of Societ, 3, p'iSlC6 f 4, 4-ey C'-o 34, Nath N If Team 4, Latin Club 2,4, treasure' 3, l.e:oe's' Cl-: 24, secretory 3, : i ,si Cross-Country 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Bosketozll 2,3,4. f ' DOWD, AARON - GO, Representative 3, Junior Prcrr Ccrnrnittee, 4 P A Latln Club 2, Jazz Club 4, Pep Proroters 4, Cross-Ccftry 3,4, Track A l 3,4 DREZNER, JUDITH - Jun or P': Cc ni'tee, Colannade, art ecifcr 4, Art Club 3,4, Red Cross Cub 3, Sportsman 34, Peo Pronnoters 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,4, Modern Dance 2, Bcsketowll 2, Archefy, Fo'or team 3, Bowling 3, Tennis 4, Red and Blue 3,4, Sigma Hi-Y 4, Serv- ice Gvls 4, Softball 3. DUBERSTEIN, ALLEN M Leaders' Club 4, Wrestling 2, Footbali 3, Cross-Country 4, Baseball 2,3,4. i DUNNE, KEVIN - G.O. Represertative 3, Bowling 4, Football 3. if DUNPHY, AUDREY A G,O. Representative 2, Basketball 2,3,4, Hockey 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3,4. EDELSTEIN, BETTY - Calannade 4, Futu'e Teachers of Arrerica 4, Spanish Club 4, Service Girls 4, Sportsman 2,3,4, Red Cross Club man and M J Fleischer chief custodian keep South Side 34 Alpha HIY 34 Pep Promoters 23 Badminton 2 Basketball 2 funcflomng smoofhly Archery honor team 3 Volleyball 3 R d and Blue 34 EDELSTEIN ELLEN Junior Prorn Cornmrttee Sophorn re Girls Glee u Servce Girls 4 Fut c rs o rnerco e Nur America 3 Pep Prornotes 34 Vo Cvb ll 3 e and Blue 3 4 1... , CUSTODIAL STAFF A Mr. J, Waring, Mr, J, Stratton, Mrs. H, Ro- ART STAFF Mr John Morris V VanDelft and J Drezner discuss school photographs DICKMAN CAROL GO R presentative 3 Treble Clef Club 3 EDELSTEIN FRADEU-E G D N99 Senior Choraleers 34 Sophomore Girls Glee Club 2 Ma orette 2 3 SPOTTSVTTCN 3 YYP V19 dtor 4 B90 H Y l'l Y U hea ma orett 4 Alpha H Y 3 teasu e 4 Pep Porvct r 3 tu LUG 3 i S S C B and Tumbling 2 Red a d Blue 4 oofice e de WCG C' D 4 6 Ai- G 5 'UCS '- erica 3 4 P p frcte s 4 Mode n Da ce 2 V e c HSENBUD ELLIOTT 9 5 Red and Blue 34 e Cl-Jb 4 C T-S' G W s' DONNELLY TERENCE lntran'u l Sports 3 4 tllrg 3 DONOVAN NOREEN t O l Te ni 2 EISNER BARBARA Sportsman e v e G mnnton 4 Red and Blue 4 L. 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3 Sportsman 3 Tap Club 34 JV Cheerleader 2 Varsty Cheerleader 3 co captasn 4 Badmsnton 3 Basketball 4 Red and Blue 4 dance leader 3 EVANS NOLA Band 234 All State Bard 4 Orchestra 234 All School Orchestra 24 Future Teachers of Amersca 34 Audso- Vssual Asdes 4 Kopp HsY 4 Badmsnton 2 class team 4 Volleyball 2 class team 3 Archery 3 Softball class team 3 Red and Blue 34 FASTOV ROBERT GO Representatsve 2 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Junsor Class CoTreasurer Sensor Class Co-Treasurer GO Pub lscsty Commsttee 3 Junsor Prom Publscsty Chasrman Sophomore Boys Glee Club Jazz Club 34 Natsonal Honor Socsety 3 treasurer 4 Key Club 34 Leaders Club 4 Football 234 Wrestlsng 234 Track 2 3 4 FEIG JOAN Sophomore Gsrls Glee Club Sportsman 34 Red Cross Club 2 Future Teachers af Amersca 234 Jazz Club 4 Pep Promoters 2 3 4 Badmsnton 4 Red and Blue 34 FINE JILL Beta Hs Y 34 Hs Y Councsl secretary 4 Future Teachers of Amersca 234 Red Cross Club 2 Pep Promoters 234 French Club 34 Colonnade 4 Basketball 2 Badmsnton 3 Red and Blue FIORENTINE ANTHONY Radso Club 2 Baseball 234 Football FIORENTINE LAURA AudsoVssual Asdes 234 Archery 2 Bas ketball 2 3 Red and Blue 34 FlRcSTONE ANDREA Lsbrary Servsce Club 34 Future Teachers of Amersca 234 Sportsman 234 Red Cross Club 4 Hockey 2 Red and Blue 3 FISCHER BARBARA Delta HsY 34 Modern Dance 2 Hockey 23 class team 4 Basketball 23 Volleyball 4 R d and Blue 34 FISH KENT Sophomore Boys Glee Club Sensor Choraleers 34 FISH PERRY Sensor Choraleers 234 Sportsman 23 edstor 4 Debate Club 2 3 Bsology Club 2 3 4 FLASTER JEFFREY Junsor Prom Commsttee Sportsman 4 Jazz Club 4 Future Bussness Leaders of Amersca 4 Camera Club 4 Pep Promoters 3 4 Baseball 2 FOX JEANNE Homeroom Treasurer 3 GO Assembly Commsttee chasrman 4 Junsor Prom Commstt e Bond 234 Band Board vsce pressderst 4 Latsn Club 2 Peo Promoters 23 Frerch Club 34 Jazz Club 34 Red Cross Club 3 Zeta Alpha Scsence Club 3 Slsde Rule Club 4 Debate Club 4 Sportsman 3 news edstor 4 Hockey 3 class tom 2 Bask tball class team 23 Voleyball 2 Archery 2 d and Blue 3 FOX RICHARD Audso Vssual Asds 234 Radso Club 4 Football FOX STEVEN Junsor Prom Commsttee Colonnade sdentsflcatson co dstor 4 Key Club 34 Junsor Rs g Corrsrr-sttee French Club 234 Bsology Club 2 Leaders Club 23 Socc 234 Wr stlsng 234 FRANCIS PATRICK Hcmeroom Treasurer 2 Junsor Prom Com msttee Sophomore Bays Glee Club vsce pressd rt L aders Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Soccer 2 3 4 FRETZ CAROL Scphornoe Gsrls Gee Club Future Bussness Lead ers of Amersca 34 Sportsman 34 Secretarsal Club treasurer 4 Gamma HsY 4 Pep Promoters 4 Leaders Club 4 Hockey 23 honor team 4 Basketball 234 Volleyball 234 Archery honor team 2 Stunts and Tumblsng 3 Tennss 3 Red and Blue 34 FREY ELLEN Sophomore Gsrls Glee Club Future Nurses of Amer sca 23 Red Cross Club 23 treasurer 4 Archery 23 Badmsnton 2 3 4 VolleybalL2 3 4 Red and Blue 3 4 FRIBUSH MARCIA Junsor Pram Commsttee 3 Future Bussness Lead ers of Amersca 4 secretary 3 Future Nurses of Amersca 34 Future Teachers of Amersca 4 Lsbrary Servsce Club 4 Ssgma HsY 4 Pep Promoters 234 Badmsnton 2 Modern Dance 2 Volleyball 234 Archery 4 FRIEDMAN CLYDE Band 4 Jazz Club 3 treasurer 4 Football 2 Track 2 FURNO JEANETTE Future Homemokers of Amersca 4 Bowlsng 4 GABRIEL JO ANN Badmsnton 23 Volleyball 24 Basketball 2 Softball 4 Red and Blue 3 GARDNER CAROL Band 23 secretarytreosurer 4 Band Board 4 Gamma HsY 34 HsY Councsl 4 Bsology Club 34 Future Teach ers of Amersca 34 Pep Promoters 23 Tennss 3 Archery honor team 3 Badmsnton 2 Volleyball 23 Basketball 23 Hockey 23 Hockey 4 Red and Blue 3 GELDER DOROTHY Junsor Prom Commsttee Junsor Rsng Commst tee Colonnade typsng co-edstor 4 Beta HsY 34 Spanssh Club 4 Sportsman 234 Thalsans 2 Pep Promoters 3 Volleyball 2 Red and Blue 3 GER VALERIE GO Representatsve 23 Msxed Ensemble 3 Sensor Choraleers 34 Treble Clef Club 3 Sophomore Gsrls Glee Club 2 Beta H Y 3 pressdent 4 Sportsman 234 Colonnade 4 Thalsans 234 Badmsnton 23 Volleyball 2 Basketball 23 Red and Blue 3 GILBERT DONNA GO Representatsve 3 Junsor Prom Commsttee Sportsman 34 B ta HsY 234 Servsce Gsrls 4 Future Teachers of Amersca 234 Pep Promoters 234 Hockey 23 class team 4 Soft ball 3 Basketball 23 Volleyball 234 Red and Blue 34 GILMAN SUSAN GO Representatsve 4 Junsor Prom Commst te Sensor Choraleers 34 Colonnade 4 Beta HsY 3 HsY Councsl 4 French Club 34 Slsde Rule Club 4 Sportsman 34 Zeta Alpha Scs nce Club 3 Pep Promoters 2 Archery 3 Badmsnton 2 Basket ball 2 Red and Blue 3 4 GLADSTONE ALAN Jazz Club 4 Bsology Club 2 Pep Promoters 34 Soccer 2 Track 2 3 GLANTZ ALLAN GO Representatsve 2 Junsor Prom Commsttee Sophomore Boys Glee Club Pep Promoters 34 Leaders Club 234 Basketball 2 3 4 GLASS PATRICIA Junsor Prom Commsttee Colonnade ldentsfl catson Coedstor 4 Art Club 234 Ssgma HsY 4 Sportsman 23 Future Teachers of Amersca 4 Bsology Club 4 Pep Promoters 234 Softball class team 3 Badmsnton 23 Basketball 23 Red and Blue 4 GLAIER EARLE Audso Vssual Asds 234 Rsfle Team 4 Bowlsng 4 Baseball 4 GLUCK ALLEN Colonnade 4 Spanssh Club 3 Radso Club 34 Sportsman 23 Future Bussness Leaders of Amersca 4 Jazz Club 4 Pep Promoters 4 Soccer 3 GOETTLER LAUREL Sophomore Gsrls Glee Club Msxed Chorus 3 Colonnade 4 Future Teachers of Amersca 4 Red Crass Club 4 Math Club 4 Latsn Club 34 Basketball 24 Volleyball 2 34 Hockey 2 34 Softball 3 4 Red and Blue 3 4 GOLD PHYLLIS GO Representatsve 2 Spanssh Club 3 Future Teachers of Amersca 4 Beta HsY 34 Sportsman 4 Archery 23 Softball 3 Stunts and Tumblsng 2 3 GOLDBERG SUE Junsor Prom Commsttee art chasrman Colon node 4 Jazz Club 34 Art Club 314 Beta HsY 4 Pep Promoters 2 34 Mode rs Dance 2 Badmsnton 2 Hockey 3 Bcwlsng 3 Red and B 3 1 - 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 -1 - 1 1 1 11 1 111 111 1 111 111 1 11 1 1- 1 1 1 1- 1 ' 1 . 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' ' S , Q - s Q -Re 1 ' -1 1 1 1 - - 1.1 1 , . . 23 ' ' I ' 1 - 1: 1 . . 4 1 - lue. I ' ' 9F 1' 5 1 - 1 - 't '. '- 'e.-e ' I - 1 1 5 . GOLDBERG, THEODORE - .lurior Prom Committee, Orchestra 3,4, Band 3, Colonnade Photography Co-editor 4, Camera Club 2,3, vice-president 4, Jazz Club 3,4, Sportsman 2,3, Biology Club 2, Wres- tllrg 2, Track 3,4 GOLDMAN, SUSAN - G.O. Representotve 2, Harreroom Treasurer 4, Alon: H,-Y 3,4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, i-'ockey 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Va eyball 2,3,4, Badminton 2, Archery 2, Baseball 2,3, Red and Blue 3,4, GOLDSTEIN, KAREN - G.O. Representative 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee Future Teachers of America 2,3,4, Delta Hi-Y 3, president 4, Library Service 3,4, Ottice Service 4, Red Cross Club 3,4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Hi-Y Council, vice-presidert 4, Spanish Club 3, Sportsman 3, Colonnade 4, Modern Dance 2, Red and Blue 3,4, GOLKIN, BETSYMAE - G.O. Representative 24, Jurior Prom Com- mittee, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Future Teachers of America 4, Future Nurses of America 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Sportsman 3,4, Sigma Hi-Y, secretary 4, Library Service 4, Colonnade, typing editor 4, Modern Dance 2, Volleyball 2, Stunts and Tumbling 3, Bowling 3, Archery 3, Tenris 4, Red and Blue 3,4, GOODMAN, JUDITH - Beta Hi-Y 3,4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Future Teachers ot America 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Sportsman 3,4, Vol- leyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Badminton 2, Hockey 3, Red ard Blue 3,4, GORDON, LESLIE - Junior Prom Committee, Library Service Club 4, Future Nurses ol America 4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Red and Blue 3,4, GORDON, SETH - Intramural Sports 4. GREEN, GERALD - Radio Club 2,3,4, Camera Club 3,4, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 4, Pep Promoters 4, Cross-Country 4, ln- doar Track 4, Track 4, Bowling. GREENBERG, ARLENE - Red Cross Club 3,4, Sportsman 3,4, Future Busmess Leaders of America 3,4, Future Teachers of America 4, Red and Blue 3,4, GREENBERG, LEWIS - Junior Prom Committee, Radio Club 2,3, Rifle Team 2,3,4, GREENBERG, PAUL - G.O. President 4, Junior Class Treasurer, Key Club 3,4, Leaders' Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Soccer 3,4, GREENE, DAVID - Sophomore Boys' Glee Club 2, Mixed Ensem- ble 3,4, Senior Choraleers 2,3, treasurer 4, Sectioral Chorus 4, Sportsman 3,4, Colonnade 4, French Club 2, Math 2,3,4. GREENE, PETER - Junior Prom Committee, Colonnade 4, Attic Club 2,3,4, Radio Club 2, Baseball 2, Track 3, Soccer 3. L to R., Mr. J. Lutz, Mr. R. Harris, Mr. P. Campanella, Mr. C. Mitchell, night staff custodians, prepare building for next day's work. GRIFFIN, NANCY Service Girls 4, Future Teachers ct AWWSWCG 2,4, Future Nurses at America 3, secretary 4, Red Cross Club 2: Gamma Hi-Y 3, secretary 4, Leaoers' Club 4, Hockey 2,3,4, Joflev- DOH 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Stcnts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Te is 3,4, Rea and Blue 3,4 GROBE, HAROLD - Biology Ceo 2, Latin Club 3, Science CLD 4, Football 2 GRODIN, DOUGLAS - GC. Representative 2,3,4, En'erge c-,f Sauad 3,4, Camera Service Club 2,3,4, Camera Club, treasurer 3,4, Sports- man, photography ed.tor 3,4, Football 3. GROSS, RICHARD - G.O Dance Committee 2, G.O. Morals and Ethics Committee 2, G.O. Represertative 2,3,4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Key Club 2,3,4, Leaders' Club 3,4, Attic Club 3,4, Sports- man 3, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,34 A Firestone stitches with great concentration. GROSSMAN, LOIS A Sigma Hi-Y 4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Future Nurses of America 3,4, Secretarial Club 4, Badminton 2,3,4, Volley- ball 2, Archery 4, GULLION, THOMAS - Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2, Pep Promoters 2, Soccer 2. HALLOCK, HARRIET - Future Nurses of America 2, Secretarial Club 4, Archery, honor tearr 2, Basketball 2, Red and Blue 3,4, HAMJE, ROBERT - Junior Class President, Senior Class Treasurer, Sophomore Boys' Glee Club, presaent, Key Club 2,3,4, Leaders' Club 2,3,4, Leaders' Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Sports- man 3, Basketball 2, Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, HANNINGTON, RICHARD - Bard 2,3, Senior Hat Committee, Leaders' Club 2,3,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Wrestling 2, Baseball 3, HAYM, JEROME - Mixed Ensemble 4, Sophomore Boys' Glee Club Senior Choraleers 3,4, Secticcal Chorus 4, Camera Club 2,3,4, Math Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Cyclore Shop 3, Tennis 3,4, Track 3,4, -we -N W... , ,...,,. in RIFLE, L. to R.: G. Inkeles, E. Lowin, L. Greenberg, E. Oexle, J. Posdamer practice in South Side range. HEGEMAN, GEOFFREY - G.O. Representative 2,35 Senior Chora- leers 2,3, treasurer 45 Sophomore Boys' Glee Club 25 Mixed Ensem- ble 3,45 Biology Club 2,35 Math Club 3, president 45 Latin Club 35 Basketball 25 Cross-Country 3,4. HEINZELMANN, JANET - G.O. Representative 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Gamma Hi-Y 3, president 45 Hi5Y Council 3, president 45 Service Girls 2,45 Future Nurses ot America 2,3,45 Leaders' Club 3, treasurer 45 Secretarial Club 45 Softball 35 Hockey 2,3, class team 45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Badminton 25 Red and Blue 3,4. HEISELMAN, KAREN - Gamma Hi-Y 3,45 Secretarial Club, vice- president 45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Hockey 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,4. HELLER, HUGH - G.O. Representative 3,45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Prom Committee5 Band 2,3,45 Band Board 45 All State Band 45 Debate Club 2,3, vice-president 45 Jazz Club 45 History Club 45 Sportsman 45 Track 2,3,45 Crass-Country 3,45 Indoor Track 4. HERZOG, HELEN - G.O. Representative 45 Pep Promoters 2,3, vice- president 45 French Club 2,3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 45 Future Teachers of America 45 Future Homernakers 45 Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,45 Vol- leyball, class team 3, honor team 45 Badminton, class team 45 Red and Blue 3,4. HEYMAN, PAUL - Camera Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Sportsman 3, editor 45 Wrestling 2,3,4. HOENIG, PEGGIE - Beta Hi-Y 45 Pep Promoters 2,35 Future Teachers of America 2,35 Spanish Club 35 Sportsman 3,45 Colonnade 35 French Club 45 Red and Blue 3. HOFFMAN, SHERI - G.O. Representative 25 Junior Prom Committee5 Future Teachers of America 2,3,45 Modern Dance 25 Pep Promoters 2,3,45 Delta Hi-Y 3,45 Colonnade 45 Sportsman 3,45 J.V. Cheer- leader 2, captain 35 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 Badminton 3,45 Red and Blue 3,4. HOLMES, KRISTINE - G.O. Representative 45 Senior Choraleers 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Jazz Club 45 Badminton, honor team 4. HOLT, NANCY - G.O. Representative 2,35 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Scholarship Drive Cochairman 35 G.O. Assembly Committee 25 G.O. Morals and Ethics Committee 35 Senior Class Vice-president5 Junior Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Vice-president5 Service Girls 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Leaders' Club 3, president 45 Pep Promoters 2,3,45 Gamma Hi-Y 3,45 Zeta-Alpha Science Club 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Colonnade 45 Sportsman 3,45 Red Cross Club 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Softball 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Archery 2,3,45 Stunts ard Tumbling 25 Hockey 2,3,45 Red and Blue 3,4. HORAN, GARY - Golf 2,45 Football 2. HOUGHTON, MAUREEN - Junior Prom Con rr'ittee5 Gamrt-Q Hi.Y 45 Pep Promoters 3,45 Future Nurses of America 3,45 Stunts and Tumbliog 3,45 Red and Blue 3,4. HOUGHTON, PATRICIA - Library Service Club 2,45 Latin Club 35 Secretrial Club 2,45 Junior Red Cross 35 Future Nurses of America 4. HOWARD, ALAN - G.O. Representative 25 Junior Prom Committee5 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Key Club 3,45 Leaders' Club 2,3, treasurer 45 Spanish Club 45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2. HYMAN, JESSE - Jazz Club 45 Pep Promoters 45 Bowling 3,45 Track 2,3,4. INKELES, GORDON - Jets 45 Zeta-Alpha Scierce Club 35 Biology Club 25 Radio Club 2,3,45 Debating Club 2,3,45 Rifle Team 2,3,4, IRWIN, GEORGE - G.O. Representative 25 Junior Prom Committee5 Band 25 Leaders' Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 2. JAFFE, LOUISE - Future Teachers of America 3,45 Art Club 3,45 Red and Blue 3,4. JARCHO, GAIL - G.O. Dance Committee 45 G.O. Representative 25 Junior Pram Committee5 Pep Promoters 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Future Business Leaders of America 3,45 Jazz Club 3,45 Bowling 35 Red and Blue 3. BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT, DOUGHNUT SALE, L. to R., SEATED5 B. Koandel, B. Edelstein, C. Dickman, M. Radaw5 STANDING: K. Mendoza, G. Abernathy. ,J sf' -4 I KAFKA, JOHN - G.O. Health and Safety Committee 4, G.O. Rep- resentative 3, Junior Prom Committee, G.O. Dance Committee 2,3, Key Club 3,4, Leaders' Club 2,3, president 4, German Club 4, Math Club 4, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Indoor Track 3,4. KARP, MICHAEL - History Club 4, Debating Club 2,3,4, Sportsman 3,4, Camera Club 2,3,4, Math Club 3,4, Math Team 3,4, Slide Rule Club 3, Future Business Leaders of America 4, Cross-Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Indoor Track 3,4. KARTADJOEMENA, SAM RADEN - G,O, Co-treasurer Senior Cho- raleers 3,4, Key Club 2,3, secretary 4, National Honor Society 4, Radio Club 2,3, Jazz Club 3,4, Sportsman 3, Thalians 3,4, Photog- raphy Club 3,4, History Club 4, Jets 3, Soccer 2,3, Trock 2. KASSEL, SUSAN - Sophomore Girls' Glee Club 2, Treble Clef Club 2, Senior Choraleers 3, Spanish Club 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Colonnade 4, Volleyball 2, Badminton 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Red and Blue 3. KATZIN, RICHARD - Future Business Leaders of America 4, Cross- Country 3,4, Track 3, Wrestling 4. KEARNS, DORIS - Junior Class Vice-president, G.O. Representative 2,3, Homeroom Treasurer 3, G.O. Vice-president, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, vice-presidert, Mixed Ensemble 3, Girls' Ensemble 3,4, Senior Choraleers 3,4, Thalians 2,3,4, Gamma Hi-Y 3,4, Sportsman 2,3,4, Colonnade 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Promoters 2, Badminton 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 3, Red and Blue 4 dance leader 3 captain 4 KONSKLY, DAVID - Jazz Club 4, Leaders' Club 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3, KOMITEE, IRA - Jazz Club 4, Pep Promoters 4, Bowling 3,4, Golf 3,4. KORN, STEVEN - Radio Club 2,3, president 4. KOVAL, LAWRENCE - Thalians 2,3, president 4, Audio-Visual Aids 4. KRAFTE, DENISE - Junior Prom Committee, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Sportsman 3,4, Attic Club 3,4, Future Teachers of America 3,4, Bad- minton 2, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, class team 3, Red ard Blue 3. KRAKOWER, LINDA - Library Service 3,4, Future Nurses of America 4, Kappa Hi-Y 4, Badminton 3, Bowling 3, Red and Blue 3,4. KRAUS, GERALD - Attic Club 2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Wrestling 2. KRAVET, JEFFREY - Basketball 4. KRUGER, NANCY - Future Nurses of America 3, president 4, Delta Hi-Y 4, Area Council 4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Sportsman 4, Volleyball 2, KUCHLER, JANINE - Sigma Hi-Y 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Library Service Club 4, Future Nurses of America 4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Modern Dance 2, Badminton 2,3, Volleyball 3, Bowling 4, Red and Blue 4. KUNKEN, FREDERIC - Senior Choraleers 2,3,4, Sectional Chorus 4, Biology Club 2,3,4, Sportsman 2,3,4, Debate Club 4, Radio Club 2. LACHOWITZ, ALAN - Science Club 2, Math Club 2, Rifle Club 2,4. Q F Kunken D Greene J Umanoft and C Friedman enioy their favorite break in the school day G e Club 2 Jazz Club 4 Lain Club 3 Wrestling 24 Track 23 Football 2 3 4 KIELY RICHARD Intramural Sports 4 KING PETER GO Representative 234 Colonnade Ser-ior Co editor National Honor Society 4 French Club 234 Biology Club 234 Alpha Zeta Science Club 34 Wrestling 2 Tennis 4 KINZLER LUCY Future Teachers of America 234 Sigma HIY president 4 HIY Council treasurer 4 Thalians 3 Jazz Club 4 Pep Promoters 2 34 Sportsman 3 Basketball 2 Badminton 2 3 Vol leyball 3 Red and Blue 3 4 Boad vice president 3 Red and Blue Serenaders 4 German Club 4 Biology Club 23 treasurer 4 Latin Club 2 JV Track 2 LATTIN LESLIE Orchestra 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 LAV MICHAEL GO Representative 34 Homeroom Treasurer 24 Band 234 Band Board 3 Orchestra 234 Key Club 234 Biology Club 234 Colonnade Business Manager 4 Zeta Alpha Science Cub vice president 3 Radio Club 23 vice president 4 Debate C ub 3 National Honor Society 4 Rifle Team 34 Track LAVAS GEORGE Senior Choraleers 4 Cyclone Shop 4 Future Bu ness Leaders ot America 4 6 N. ,N '17 X , 9' . -Asian ix- O ' X l ?N g r' . XX, s x 1 , 12, f I X -I - , , ' ' - 'X 4. 1 -TT 2 i A W A KELLEY, THEODORE - G.O. Representative 3, Sophomore Boys' LAHN, GERARD - G.O. Representative 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Band If f : 7' 1 4 . 1 . 2 V , ' - ' Q : - - .1 '72,-1 I I ' If I ' : A- ', J A 1 J l 1 ' - ' 1 4 , : - 74 LEBENSON, RACHELLE - G.O. Assembly Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, Colonnado 4, French Club 2, Pep Promoters 2, secretary 3, president 4, Thalians 3,4, Gamma Hi-Y 4, Jazz Club 3, Sportsman 4, Softball 3, Basketball 2,3, Hockey 2,3, Red and Blue 4, dance leader 3. LEDER, TOBY - Senior Choraleers 3,4, Treble Clef Club 4, Kappa Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 3,4, Art Club 4, Red Cross Club 4, Future Teach- ers af America 4, Basketball 4, Red and Blue 3,4. LEDLIE, LINDA - Gamma Hi-Y 4, Pep Promoters 3, Archery 2,3,4, Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Badminton 4, Red and Blue 3,4. LEVIN, JACQUELINE - Junior Prom Committee, Library Service 3,4, Beta Hi-Y 3,4, Volleyball 2, class team 3,4, Basketball 2, class team 3,4, Hockey, class team 2,3, Badminton 2,3, Tennis 4, Red and Blue 3,4. LEVINE, ARLENE - Junior Prom Committee, Modern Dance 2, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Future Teachers of America 2,3,4, Future Nurses of America 2,3,4, Red Cross Club 2, Delta Hi-Y 3,4, Sportsman 4, Col- onnade 4, Jazz Club 4, Badminton 2, Basketball 2, Stunts and Tum- bling 3,4, Red and Blue 3,4. ' Biology Lab class concentrates on anion cells LEHMAN JUDITH Sophomore Class Secretary Junior Class Sec retary GO Representatve 2 GO Secretary 4 All State Chorus 4 Treble Clef Club 2 Mixed Ensemble 234 Senior Choraleers 2 vicepresident 34 Sectional Chorus 234 Girls Ensemble 34 National Honor Society 34 Leaders Club 34 Gamma HiY 34 Sportsman 34 Colonnado 4 Softball honor team 34 Badminton 2 Basketball honor team 234 Hockey 234 Volleyball 234 Red and Blue 3 captain 4 LEIBERT GRUNA GO Representative 23 Junior Prom Commit tee French Club president 2 Future Teachers of America 234 Colonnado Typing Co-editor 4 Service Girls 4 Delta HIY 34 Li brary Service Club 4 Sportsman 34 Pep Promoters 234 Modern Dance 2 Volleyball 2 4 Badminton 3 4 Red and Blue 3 4 LEIBERT PHYLLIS GO Representative 23 Senior Choraleers 34 Treble Clef Club 3 Beta HIY 34 HiY Council 3 Future Teachers of America 34 Red Cross Club 3 Thalians 4 Basketball 2 Volley ball 2 Softball honor team 3 LEITNER FRANCES Mixed Ensemble 234 Girls Ensemble 34 Senior Choraleers 34 Sectional Chorus 34 Treble Clef Club 23 Future Teachers of America 2 Gamma HiY 34 German Club 4 Tennis 34 Archery 23 Volleyball 24 Stunts and Tumbling 3 Red and Blue 3 4 LEMPERT TOBY Future Teachers of America 34 Alpha HIY 4 Pep Promoters 234 Badminton 2 Basketball 2 Bowling 3 Hockey 23 class team 4 JV Cheerleader 23 Red and Blue 4 cheer leader 3 LEVIN ALAN Homeroom Treasurer 4 Red and Blue Serenaders 34 Band 234 AudioVisual Aids 234 Camera Club secretary 3 president 4 Zeta Alpha Scier-ce Club 3 Sportsman 34 Colon nade 4 Soccer 3 4 LEVINSON ALICE GO Publicity Committee 3 chairman 4 GO Representative 2 Junior Prom Committee Library Service 34 Alpha HIY 34 JV Cheerleader 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Modern Dance 2 Badminton 23 Hockey 4 Bowling 4 Basketball 23 Volleyball 23 Red and Blue 34 LEVITT ROBERT Camera Club 34 Pep Promoters 4 Jazz Club 4 Biology Club 4 Latin Club 2 Football 23 Track 234 LINNEMEYER JUDITH Junior Pram Committee Future Teachers of America 2 Spanish Club 3 Modern Dance 2 Stunts and Tumbling 2 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Badminton 3 LIPSON DOUGLAS Junior Prom Committee Jazz Club 4 Pep Promoters 4 Future Business Leaders af America 4 Camera Club 2 4 Sportsman 34 Tennis 3 4 LOCKWOOD FRANCIS Intramural Sports 3 LORBERBAUM LAWRENCE GO Representative 3 Pep Promoters 23 Latin Club 23 Soccer 234 Wrestling 234 Track 23 LUBALIN JAMES Orchestra 2 Band 2 34 Football 2 LUNDY GLORIA Basketball 2 3 LYNCH MARGARET Senior Choraleers 4 Pep Promoters 34 At tic Club 4 Future Teachers of America 4 Sportsman 3 Hockey 34 Bowling 4 Stunts and Tumbling 34 Basketball 2 Volleyball 34 Red and Blue 3 4 MALINA JUDITH Home Economics Club 4 Jazz Club 4 MALVIN WENDY Homeroom Treasurer 2 Junior Prom Commit tee Pep Promoters 234 Red Cross Club 234 Future Teachers of America 234 Future Nurses of America 34 Delta HIY 34 Jazz Club 4 Stunts and Tumbling 34 Red and Blue 34 r 'j f o . - 1 ' - . --. 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Pressdent GO Representatsv 23 Junsor Pram Comrnst tee Band 234 Orchestra 34 Sportsman 34 Colonnade 4 Key Club 234 Natsonal Honor Socsety 34 Math Club 3 German Club 4 Hsstory Club 4 Soccer 23 Basketball 23 captasn 4 Baseball 3 4 Crass Country 4 MCLAUGHLIN ELIZABETH Intramural Sports McTOOTLE DOROTHY GO Assembly Commsttee 4 Pep Promot ers 34 Red Cross Club 4 Attsc Club 4 Lsbrary Servsce 4 Future Teachers of Amersca 4 Future Nurses of Amersca 4 Sportsman 4 Colonnode 4 Kappa Hs Y 4 Red and Blue 4 MILLER JESSE Colonnode 4 Zeta Alpha Scsence Club 3 Hsstory Club 4 Spanssh Club 34 Math Club 34 Sportsman 34 Cross Country MOORE PATRICIA Sophomore Gsrls Glee Club Future Teachers of Amersca 2 3 Future Nurses of Amersca 2 Leaders Club 4 Servsce Glrls 4 Pep Promoters 2 Gamma Hs Y 4 Hockey honor team 234 Volleyball 4 class team 23 Basketball 34 Red and Blue 34 MORSE MEREDITH GO Representatsve 3 Sensor Choraleers 234 Sportsman 34 Future Nurses of America 234 Latsn Club 2 Kappa HsY 4 Radso Club 34 Badmsnton 24 Stunts and Tumblsng 2 34 Red and Blue 34 MORSE RONNI Pep Promoters 23 Modern Dance 2 Sportsman 3 4 Colonnade 4 Red and Blue 3 4 MUNZER ROBERT Sportsman 34 Latsn Club 3 Future Bussness Leaders of Amersca 34 Bsology Club 23 Soccer 234 Baseball 2 NEITZ MICHAEL GO Represertatsve 4 Hameraom Treasurer 3 Leaders Club 234 Football 234 Baseball 234 Wrestlsng 2 NEWMAN HELEN GO Representatsve 23 Hameraom Treasurer 3 Pep Promoters 234 Red Crass Club 3 Future Teachers of Amer sca 34 Beta HsY 4 French Club 3 Basketball 3 Badmsnton 34 Archery honor team 3 Stunts and tumblsng 3 Red and Blue 34 S Lebenson echoes cheerful sensor fatsgue Af, -of Alt 222 we E Stressfeld J Lehman and N Holt dsscuss new fashson n sensor hats NIEBANCK BRUCE GO Representatsve 4 GO Art Commsttee 34 Soccer 2 Wrestlsng 2 Baseball 4 NOFI MICHAEL Orchestra 3 Band 23 Zeta Alpha Scsence Club 3 Future Teachers of Amersca 3 Audso Vssual Asds 234 Latsn Club 2 Bsology Club 2 Track 2 Cross Country manager 3 O CONNOR JO ANN Softball class team 3 OELKERS NORMAN Future Teachers of Amersco 234 Gamma HsY 4 Pep Promoters 4 Leaders Club 23 Basketball class team 234 Volleyball class team 234 Hockey 4 honor team 3 Red and Blue 3 dance leader 4 OEXLE EDWARD GO Representatsve 3 Hameraom Treasurer 4 Orchestrb 23 Band 234 Radso Club 4 Sportsman 34 Debate Club 2 Latsn Club 2 Rsflery 2 3 4 Track 2 OHLBAUM JUDY Sensor Choraleers 34 Treble Clef Club 3 Gsrls Ensemble 4 Mxed Ensemble 4 Orchestra 234 Alpha HsY 3 4 Future Teachers of Amersca 2 Latsn Club 2 OSTROV IRENE GO Publscsty Commsttee 3 Beta HsY 4 Lsbrary Servsce Club 4 Pep Promoters 34 Varssty Cheerleader 4 Basket ball 2 Badmsnton 2 Archery 3 Bowlsng Honor Team 3 Tennss 3 Red and Blue 3 4 PALMER NANCY GO Representatsve 3 Servsce Gsrls 234 Fu ture Teachers of Amersca 34 Gamma HsY 4 Colonnode 4 Red and Blue 3 4 PARKER ROBERTA Future Teachers of Amersca 2 34 Kappa Hs Y 4 Pep Promoters 2 3 4 Badmsnton 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 PEDERSEN JAMES Intramural Sports PERCHICK MARK GO 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' . . . . 2 2 2 2 2 Y LEADERS CLUB REFRFSHMENT COMMITTEE L to R ROW I S Scherer ROW 2 G lrwln J Kafka P Francis R Gross A Dubersteln M Neltz Leaders enloy light moment during half tame POLLACK LAWRENCE Jumor Prom Commlttee Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Jazz Club 4 Pep Promoters 4 Leaders Club 4 Football 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 POPPER RONA Jumor Prom Cornmnttee Sportsman 34 Future Teachers of America 234 Delta H1 Y 3 treasurer 4 Pep Promoters 234 Volleyball 23 Hockey class team 234 Badmurton 2 Bos ketball 2 3 Red and Blue 34 PRINCE LESLIE Colonnade 4 Art Club 234 Alpha HI Y 4 French Club 4 Stunts and Tumblnng 34 Bodmlnton 4 Red and Blue 34 RAAB KENNETH Audio Vlsual Ands 4 RABINOWITZ HOWARD Morals and Ethlcs Commnttee chalrman 4 Jumor Prom Commnttee Hastory Club 4 Colonnade Sports Edstor 4 Cross-Country 4 Basketball 24 Golf 234 Natronal Honor So- clety 4 RADOW MARJORIE Hameroom Treasurer 4 Sophomore Gnrls Servace Gnrls 4 Future Teachers of America 23 Jazz Club 34 Spamsh Club 4 Pep Promoters 234 JV Cheerleader 3 Varsnty Cheerleader 4 Hockey 234 Volleyball 34 Red and Blue 34 REILLY PATRICIA Leaders Club 4 AudnoVlsual Ards 34 Kappa Hn Y 4 Latnn Club 4 Future Teachers of Amerrca 34 Red Cross Club 34 Library Servuce 4 Badrmnton 3 honor team 4 Basketball 34 Softball 3 honor team 4 Volleyball 4 Red and Blue 34 REMY MARTIN Bowling 3 RESNICK MARTIN Band 4 Orchestra 2 Bnology Club 4 German Club 4 Jazz Club 4 Track 3 4 Cross-Country 3 4 REYER NEIL GO Art Commuttee 23 Colonnade Photography Co-edutor 4 Jazz Club 34 Sportsman 2 Bnology Club 2 Camera Club 2 3 4 RHODES LUCILLE GO Representatnve 23 Hameroom Treasurer 4 Jumor Prom Commlttee Orchestra 24 Sectional Chorus 4 Glrls Ensemble 34 Mixed Ensemble 34 Sensor Choraleers 23 Sports- man 4 Modern Dance 2 Thallans 234 Red Cross Club 2 secretary 3 presrdent 4 French Club 23 secretarytreosurer 4 Library Serv :ce 3 Natlonal Honor Socuety 3 secretary 4 Jazz Club 3 Archery 3 Tennis 3 Badmmton 2 Volleyball 2 Red and Blue 34 RIEGERT FRANK Intramural Sports ROESE FREDERICK JV Wrestling 2 JV Football 2 ROGOFF ROBERT Hameroom Treasurer 2 GO Representotuve 34 Pep Promoters 34 Leaders Club 34 Football 234 Wrestlung 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 ROLLER LLOYD Band 234 Cross Country 2 Wrestling 2 ROSEN MARJORIE GO Representatxve 234 Junlor Prom Com mnttee Beta HIY 4 Natnonol Honor Socrety 4 Colonnade 4 Sportsf man 23 edutor 4 Latrn Club 2 French Club 34 Math Club 34 Thallons 234 Future Teachers of Amernca 2 Modern Dance 2 Archery 2 3 Red and Blue 2 3 Homeroom laughs over M Schoenfeld s column In the SPORTSMAN qv f in X 3 7 , . ,M 1 . . . - ,. ., .. 1 .. , I 1 I V 1 , L - . A - 4 . 4 . , .A . I I I 1 I .1 I I I 11 1 1 11 1- . . , - .. 11 1 - 1 11 . , A - . -A I 1 11 1 1 111 11 1 111 A- 1 ' - A U , - -1 11 - , Q t 1 1 11 1 1 1 -1 1 - Q - . 1 1 111 1 1 . . . - . . 1 1 11 - 1 ' I '-' y 4 . . I I . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , , 4 V - 1 1 1 1 1- . , - . - . ., , '-., p.. . 1 , - ' . Glee Club, Junior Prom Committee, Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Council 4, ' , ' . 1 1 1 1 - 111 - 1 . 1 11: 11 ,. - 1 - , h .. . , - .. 111 - 1 1 - 11 1 - . - - - A 1 -1 1 1 -1 1 11 . . , ,V - t - 11 1 1 11 11 11 , , , ,, . . 111 1 1 1 1 1 1:- , . fl ,X rf 'S1-1.-tum' Q. A In 3 , L - Q ,L ' IX - ' v, . w M rfgkl 3'j,,' : -in . 1 1 xvx I .1- 4 qu, Mr. William Dehn gives E. Manisott special instruction during art class. ROSENBERG, MARTIN - Camera Club 2,3,4, Cross-Country 2, VVrestling 2, Football 3,4 ROSENBERG, RICHARD - Sportsman 4, Jazz Club 4, Future Business Leaders of America 4, Pep Promoters 3,4 ROSENKRANZ, PAUL - Library Club 3,4, Wrestling 3,4 ROTHKOPF, JOHN f Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Cross-Country 4, Track 2,3,4 ROTHSTEIN, LOIS Bond 3, Senior Choraleers 2,3, vice-president 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Alpha Hi-Y 4, Red Cross Club 4, Hockey 2,3,4, Stunts and Tumbling 2,3,4, Bad- minton 2, Volleyball 2, Basketball 2, Red and Blue 3,4, ROZRAN, ELLEN - Future Teachers of America 3, Biology Club 3,4, Pep Promoters 3,4, Alpha Hi-Y 4, Hockey, class team 3,4, Bowling, class team 3,4, Stunts and Tumbling 3,4, Softball 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Red and Blue 3,4, RUBIN, PETER - Band 2,3, vice-president 4, Drum Maior 4, Or- chestra 2,3,4, Zeta-Alpha Science Club 3, president 4, Debating Club 2,3,4, Soccer 3,4, Tennis, manager 2. RUBIN, STEVEN - Pep Promoters 3,4, Debate Club 3, treasurer 4, Colonnade 4, Thalions 3,4, Sportsman 3, Sports edltor 4, Soccer 2,3,4, Vxlrestling 2, Track 3. SABIN, JERROLD - G.O. Representative 3, Homeroom Treasurer 3, VVrestling 3. STAGSTETTER, INGEBORG f Gamma Hi-Y 3,4, German Club 4, Home Economics Club 4, Hockey 2. STAGSTETTER, LIESELOTTE - German Club 3,4, Home Economics C oo 3,4, Hockey 2,3,4, SCHECHNER, GERALDINE - Future Teachers oi America 2,3, vice- president 4, A'pha Hi-Y 3,4, Pep Promoters 4, Bowling 3,4, Modern Dance 2, Badrrir-ton 3,4, Red and Blue 3,4 SCHECHTER, DANIEL - GC. Morals and Ethics Committee 3: JUHIGV Prem Con-mittee, Key Cluo 2,3, presiaent 4, Leaders' Cluo 2,3,4, Footoal 2,3, caotan, 'Wrestling 2,34 SCHECHTER, STEPHEN - Sportsman, headline editor 4, Debate Club 4, Tnal ans 4, Jazz Club 4. SCHERER, SUSAN - Junior Prom Corrmittee, Colonnade 4, Future Teachers ot America 3, Alpha Hi-Y 3, president 4, Soanish Club 3,4, Pep Prorroters 2,4, J.V, Cneerleader, captain 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, ca-captain 4, Modern Dance 2, Basketball 4, Bodrrirton 4, Red and B ue 3,4 SCHIEREN, SUSAN W Chorus 3, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Beta Hi-Y 3,4, Attic Club 2, Sportsman 4, Badminton 2, Basketball 2,3, Red and Blue 3,4, SCHOENFELD, MELVYN - Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom Treasurer 4, G.O, Publicity Committee 4, G.O. Representative 4, Sophomore Boys' Glee Club, treasurer, Sportsman 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Biology Club, vice-president 3,4, Cyclone Shop 3, Soccer 2,4, Wrestling 2. SCHOENFIELD, ROBERTA - Junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, Future Teachers of America 2,3,4, Red Cross Club 2,3, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Badminton 2,3, Volleyball 2,4, class team 3, Basketball 2,3, Red and Blue 3. SCHROEDER, ELLEN - G.O. Art Committee 4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Attic Club 3,4, Future Nurses of America 3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Bas- ketball 2,4, Badminton 2,3,4 SCHULTZ, ROBERTA - Home Economics Club 4, Attic Club 2, Bas- ketball 3,4 SCHWEBEL, ANDREW - G,O. Representative 3, Thalians 2,3,4, Camera Club 3,4, Biology Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Debate Club 3,4, Sportsman, photography editor 3, Soccer 3,4, SCOFIELD, SUSAN - Future Nurses of America 3,4, Pep Promoters 2, Hockey 2,4, class team 3, Basketball 2,4, class team 3, Voleyba'l 3,4, ' SEIDE, JACQUELINE - GO, Representative 3, Homeroom Trease urer 3, Junior Prom Chairman, Red Cross Club 2, Future Teachers of America 2,3,4, Pep Prorroters 234, Delta Hi-Y 4, Colonnade 4, Serv- ice Girls 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Hockey 3,4, Baan-inton 2, Sott- ball 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Vol'e,oal 2,3,4, Red and Blue 3, cop- tair 4, SEIDER, MERLE - Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Attic Club 2,3,4, Colonnade 2, Sportsman 2,3,4, Red Cross Club 3,4, Thalians 4, Baarrlnton 2,34 Modern Dance 2, Vol eyoa'l 2,3,4, Basketbal 3 SELTZER, DIANE - Secretarial Cleo 4, French Club 3, Library Serv- ice Club 3,4, Tennis 2,3, Basketball 2, Badminton 2,3,4, SHERMAN, RICHARD - Colonnade 4, Tralians 3, Future Bssine Leoders ct Arinerica, treasurer 4, Sportsman 3, Peo Pro-rroters 3, Track 2,4, SILVESTRI, SUZANNE - Attic Club 234, Colonnade 3,4, Alpha I Hi-Y 3, Pep Promoters 4, Hockey 4, Bowling 4, Soltbali 4, Bodmin- to' 2, Red and Blue 3,4, SKLAIRE, JOAN - G.O. Representative 2,4, Biology Club 2,3, sec- retory 4, Sportsman 2,3, feature editor 4, Beta Hi-Y 3, Albany dele- gate, vice-president 4, Hi-Y Council 4, Debate Club 2, secretary 3, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Badminton 2, Vol- leyball 2,3, Softball 2, Basketball 2. SLAWITSKY, LOIS - Future Teachers of America 2,3,4, Red Cross Club 2, Colonnade 2,3,4, Pep Promoters 2,3, Kappa Hi-Y, vice-presi- dent 4, Hi-Y Council 4, Sportsman 4, Service Girls 4, Modern Dance 2, Stunts and Tumbling 2, Volleyball 2, Badminton 2,3,4, Archery 3, Red and Blue 3. SOLDINGER, RICHARD W Jets 4, Math Club 4, Slide Rule Club, sec- retary-treasurer 4, Tennis 4. SOLOF, WILLIAM - Band 2. SONNENSCHEIN, JANE 4 Horneroom Treasurer 2, GO. Represent- ative 2,4, French Club 3,4, Colonnode, copy editor 4, Sportsman 3, National Honor Society 3, vice-president 4, Beta Hi-Y 4, Red Cross Club 3, secretary 4, Pep Promoters 2,3, History Club 4, Latin Club, president 3,4, Red and Blue 3,4. SOS, THOMAS A National Honor Society 4, Biology Club 4. SPENCER, ROBERT -- Band 2,3,4, Senior Choraleers 2,3,4, Camera Club 4, Track 4. STACKMAN, LOWELL - Pep Promoters 3,4, Future Business Leaders of America 3,4, Biology Club 3,4, Basketball 3. STEIMEL, RICHARD - Intramural Sports. STEIN, MARK - Sportsman 2,3,4, Debate Club 2,3,4, History Club 4, Track 2. STEIN, NORMAN - Pep Prorrcters 2,3,4, Jazz Club 4, Sportsman 4. STEIN, ROBERT - G.O. Co-treasurer 4, G,O, Dance Committee 2,3, GO. Representative 2,3, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Junior Prom Com- n-ittee, Key Club 2,3, treasurer 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Promoters 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, French Club 4, Nath Club 4: DSLJOTS Club 3, Thalians 4, Soccer 2,3. STEINBERG, FRANCINE - Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Red Cross Club 2,3, vice-president 4, Future Teachers at America 3,4, Alpha Hi-Y 4, Bad- minton 2,4, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2,3,4. STERN, JEFFREY - Sportsman 3, Jazz Club 3,4, Track 3.4: CYOSS- Courtry 4, Wrestling 2,3,4. STIEBER, FRANCES - Hornercons Treasurer 4, GO. Representative 4, Junior Prom Committee, GC. Dance Committee 4, Pep Promoters 2,3, treasurer 4, Alpha Hi-Y 4, Future Teachers of America 2,3,4, Sportsman 3,4, Colonnode 4, Spanish Club 3, vicepresident 4, French Club, treasurer-secretary 4, Senior Prom Co-chairman, Ten- nis 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Badminton 2,3, Basketball 4, Red and Blue 4, dance leader 3. STILLWELL, JAMES - lntromural Sports. STOFF, JEFFREY - G.O. Representative 3, G.O. Parliamentarian 4, G.O. Morals and Ethics Committee, Colonnade 4, Math Club 4, Slide Rule Club 4, Sportsman 4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, Wrestling 2, Soccer 2,3,4. STREISFELD, ELLEN - Junior Prom Committee, G.O. Dance Com- mittee 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Pep Promoters 2,3,4, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Badminton 2, Volleyball 2, Red and Blue 3,4. STROBER, LAWRENCE - Sportsman 4, Spanish Club 3, secretary 4. SUROWITZ, BARRY - Wrestling 2, Winter Track 3, Football 2,3,4. SURRY, SHARON - Colonnade 4, Art Club 2,3,4, Red Cross Club 3,4, Future Teachers at America 3,4, Service Girls 4, Pep Promoters 2,3, Modern Dance 2, Volleyball 2,3, Archery 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Badminton 2,4, Red and Blue 3. SWEITHELM, DOUGLAS - Band 2,3,4, Pep Promoters 2,3, Audio- Visual Aids 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,4. TELL, ROBERT - G.O, Representative 2,3, G.O. Publicity Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee, Band 2,3,4, Band Board 3,4, Sportsman 3,4, Colonnade 4, Biology Club 2, History Club 4, Soccer 2,3,4. TOMBACHER, LEON - G.O. Representative 2,3,4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Sportsman 4, Jazz Club 3,4, Pep Promoters 3,4. TORDY, RAYMOND - Intramural Sports. TORTORELLI, ANTHONY - Intramural Sports. TUNICK, ANDREW - G.O. Representative 2,3, Glee Club 2,3, Sen- ior Choraleers 4, Camera Club 3,4, Sportsman 4, Biology Club 2, Slide Rule Club 4, History Club 4, Colonnade 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Cross-Country 3,4. TUNICK, JAMES - G.O. Representative 2,3, Senior Prom Co-chair- man, Band 2, Pep Promoters 4, Biology Club 2, Key Club 2,3, lieutenant-government 4, Sportsman 3,4, Colonnade 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Football 3, Cross-Country 4, R. Grossman prepares for history report. I l Mr, Fred Barz works with C. Van Deusen, E. Spiata, and G. Romaine in the shop. UMANOFF, JANE - Junior Prom Committee5 G.O. Representative 45 Service Girls 45 Jazz Club 3, president 45 French Club 2,3, president 45 Pep Promoters 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Attic Club 45 Hockey 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Soft- ball 2g Red and Blue 3,4. UNTERMAN, JERROLD - G.O. Representative 2,35 Homeroom Treas- urer 35 G.O. Assembly Committee 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Band 2,3, president 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Debate Club 35 Jazz Club 3,45 Biology Club 3,45 Pep Promoters 25 Soccer 2,3, VanDELFT, VIKKI - Colonnade Art Co-editor 45 G.O. Art Commit- tee 45 Attic Club 2,35 Future Teachers of America 45 Future Nurses ot America 45 Sportsman 45 Badminton 25 Basketball 25 Red and Blue, dance leader 3. VIGGIANO, VINCENT - Football 3. Von BROOK, JANICE - Band 2,3,45 Senior Choraleers 3,45 Gamma Hi-Y 45 Hockey 3,45 Badminton 25 Red ana Blue 45. WAGNER, RAYMOND - Pep Promoters Aj Bowling 45 Basketball 25 Cross-Country 3. WALLACE, DOROTHY - G.O. Representative 2,3,45 Mixed Ensem- ble 45 Sophomore Girls' Glee Club 25 Girls' Ensemble 35 Senior Chor- aleers 3,45 Future Teachers of America 25 French Club 25 Pep Pro- moters 2,3,45 Alpha Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Council secretary 35 J,V. Cheer- leader 25 captain 35 Varsity cheerleader 45 Hockey 45 Red and Blue, cheerleader 3. WALLINGFORD, CHRISTOPHER f Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Football 2. WALTERS, CAROL - Junior Prom Corrn'ttee5 Latin Club 3: ATUC Club 25 Basketball 2, Red and Blue 3,4. WALTERS, PETER - Wrestling 25 Soccer 3. WALTON, JANET - G.O. Representative 2,35 Service Girls 25 Bas- ketball 25 Archery 25 Tennis 2, Red and Blue 3,4. WEATHERUP, NANCY - Sophomore Girls' Glee Club5 Senior Cher- aieers 3, secretory 45 Hockey 45 Red and Blue 4. WEINBERG, DIANE A Future Teachers ot Arr-erica 2,35 Attic C7ub 2,45 Pep Promoters 2,3,45 Sportsman 35 Red Cross Club 45 Bodmin- ton 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,35 Basketball 2,3,45 Modern Dance 25 Bowl- ing 45 Red and Blue 3,4. WEINBERG, JAY - Future Business Leaders ct America 3,45 Pep Promoters 3,4. WEINGARTEN, ALICE - GO. Representative 25 Future Teachers of America 2,3,45 Pep Promoters 2,35 Red Cross Club 25 Sportsman 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Library Serv'ce 35 Beta Hi-Y 45 Badminton 2, class team 3,45 Red and Blue 3,4, WEINSTEIN, LORRAINE - Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, Senior Chor- aleers 35 Future Teachers ot America 2,3,45 Gamma Hi-Y 3, treasurer 45 Red Cross Club 25 Attic Club 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,45 Badminton 25 Stunts and Tumbling 25 Hockey, class team 2,35 Tennis 45 Bowling 45 Red and Blue 3,4, WEXLER, SUSAN - Sportsman 3,45 Radio Club 25 Kappa Hi-Y, secretary 45 Latin Club 3,45 Biology Club 2,3, secretary 45 Pep Pro- moters 3,45 Modern Dance 25 Red and Blue 3,4. WILEY, PRESTON - G.O. Representative 35 Football 2. WOHL, EDWARD - Future Business Leaders of America 45 Football 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 2,3,4. WOLFSON, JOYCE - G.O. Art Committee 35 Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Pep Promoters 2,3, secretary 45 Radio Club 25 Attic Club 25 Fu- ture Teachers ot America 2,35 Colonnade 2,35 Sportsman 3, art cceditor 45 Spanish Club 3, president 45 Modern Dance 25 Art Club 3, president 45 Alpha Hi-Y 3, secretary 45 Hockey 35 Bowling 35 Tennis 35 Volleyball 25 Basketball, class team 25 Badminton 25 Red and Blue 3,4. WRIGHT, JACQUELINE - Junior Prom Committee, Senior Charaleers 3,45 Kappa Hi-Y, treasurer 45 Library Service 3,45 Future Nurses of America 3,45 Math Club 45 Volleyball 3,45 Hockey 35 Basketball 3,45 Badminton 3,45 Red and Blue 3,4. YOUDELMAN, SUSAN - Junior Prom Committee5 Delta Hi-Y 3, vice- president 45 Hi-Y Council 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Math Club 45 Biology Club 45 Jazz Club 3, secretary 45 Pep Promoters 3,45 Tennis, class team 35 Stunts and Tumbling 25 Badminton 25 Hockey 35 Red and Blue 3. YOUNG, ALAN - G.O. Representative 2,35 Homeroom Treasurer 2,35 Leaders' Club 2,3,45 Pep Promoters 25 Latin Club 2,35 Sports- mon 45 National Honor Society 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3, captain Ag Soccer 2,3, captain 4. French Club members settle down before regular meeting. SENIOR Josephine Engel - co-editor Peter King - co-editor Allen Gluck Richard Sherman Frances Steiber Laurel Goettler Nancy Adler Laurel Cummings COPY Jane Sonnenschein - editor Doris Kearns Luise Alterman Susan Gilman Judith Lehman Nancy Palmer Mariorie Rosen Mina Berkowitz Randy Coonfield Rochelle Lebenson Nancy Griftin Rena Bleiweiss Robert Maurer IDENTIFICATION Patricia Glass - co-editor Steven Fox - co-editor Nicki Epstein Spectators follow action during football game. I96O colonnade staff Editor-in-chief - Robert Bergen Steven Rubin Jill Fine Valerie Ger Nancy Holt Jacqueline Seide Dorothy McTootle Susan Youdelman ART Judith Drezner - co-editor Vikki Van Delft - co-editor Diane Anchel gMargaret Colwin Roberta Parker Bruce Neibanck Leslie Sommer Lynn Haberstock SPORTS Nancy Holt - co-editor Howard Rabinowitz - co-editor Steven Rubin Robert Tell Robert Dotzler Alan Howard PHOTOGRAPHY Theodore Goldberg - co-editor Neil Reyer - co-editor Richard Dorfman TYPING Betsy Golkin - editor Senio Gruna Leibert - co-editor Dorothy Gelder - co-editor Arlene Levine Betsy Abel Susan Kassel Wendy Malvin Jacqueline Wright BUSINESS Michael Lav - co-manager Jesse Miller - co-manager Jeffrey Stoft Elissa Bress Karen Goldstein FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. Kenneth V, Jenkins Mr. John Morris r directory H. f. W. 4. , J , Q 1, -,dj-f F 4 '. xi QQ .1 'fi 0 P -Q I-L9 x , 'vxg 7 '52 ua - e ,x ix, gf-e 5' f 4 .9 .AMA . if Jyvuu F. 5 'K . .Lf - Q 31 f 'W 1 ,F za , .vff - 1 1 w 3 ,sf 1 I , Iii LJ ,., fad Q9 .uqzl -V if 1 iffy R4 I L01 ff' ' I U fb . I V N W r' F za 'H I5 . ,lg 9? di U 'K 1 3. activities South Side can indeed boast of many fine extra- curricular activities in which any student with an in- terest ranging from singing to ham radios can ind an outlet for his talents. Meeting before, during, and after school, the various clubs are constantly humming with activity, as a basketball player goes in for a layup, a Senior Choraleer exercises her vo- cal chords, a G.O. otlicer types the minutes and a SPORTSMAN staff member corrects an article. The great variety of is wide enough in scope so that no student lacks an opportunity to display his abilities. Participation in extra-curricular functions en- couraged as an aid to a well-rounded personality in- creases the student's awareness of others and his ability to cooperate with his fellow workers. Paul Greenberg, president Doris Kearns, vice president fi Judy Lehman, secretary exhibiting student leadership As the coordinator tor all school functions and activities, the General Organization ably performed the duties at South Side-'s student govern- ment. One heard a constant hum ot ac'ivi'y in the G.O. oftice, as pur- chase orders were typed, checks were mailed, and tigures were balanced. All school matters originated here, as the GO, ott7ciers worked together to enable South Side to function ethciently. One ot the tasks ot the executive council, the ohicers who comprise the governing body ot the GO,, was the choosing of committees, while the GO. representatives had the power to alter these committees. To bring the workings ot the General Organization closer to the student body, meetings were held regularly, in this way the G.O. obtained new ideas and was better able to function more to the benefit of the school. ln the General Organizae tion rest the democratic principles and etticient leadership necessary for a fine student government. Checking accounts are the tireless G.O. otticers, ll.. to RJ Judy Lehman, secretary, Sam Kartadioemena, co-treasurer, Robert Stein, co-treasurer, Doris Kearns, vice president and Mr. DeFreitas, advisor. n' p .Q Sam Kartadiaemena, treasurer Robert Stein, treasurer GO DANCE AND PUBLICITY 5 X HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE L 1 R .I Kenner S Sandel .I Unferman F Havemk R Kam n COMMITTEES L fo R D Po z A Lvnson .I Serde rzuan L reenrn Y-v b r D Koorde' 0 LL GO MORALS AND ETHICS L Io R D M are N AdIer ass Fox C Mun er T Godberg J Rostrom H Rabmowrtz channeling Interest Our GeneraI Organization accomphshed nts work Through cornrnnrees whrch were under The con'roI of the student councul Consusrmg of the G O afrce s and fherr advisor Mr Robert Geuse The Executuve Cfomnwrrfee ser the agenda for the councvl rneehngs and har1dIed rou Tune busnness rnarters whIch d d not reaurre councrI can snderafron There were sux srandrhg cornnwfees each Composed of Three senrors two rumors and one sap a more Included ID I e srx s andr Q boards a e 'he A1 and Publrcury Dance Moral and Erhrcs Asse-rnbIy and advrsary I-IeaI+h a d SaIe'y Corrmvfees f-I e orn sfandnng cornnwrees bodnes sucn as rne S ude rErnpIoy mem Comrnrr ee we e appovved by The Pr srdenr To mee? specual 'errpo a y probIerns Tnrough I e wo Ii of the srandzng and Temporary cornrnvfees r e G O rv ore capably served the student body AA-Q. 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As present South Side seniors reminisce over their high sctool experiences, they will only have to thumb through their COLONNADE to recapture the scenes ot their lost year at South Side. Working under the direction ot its odyisors, Mr. Kennett Jenlcins, ond Mr. Jonn Morris, the COLONNADE stott begon its work in June of i959 with COLONNADE COPY STAFF, L. to R., SEATED1 R. Dotzler, M. Eerkowtz, N. Palmer, STANDING: Howard, S. Rubin, D. Gelder, M. Rosen. X ' Rv! Qi gif,-,WM the selection ot the editors, and completed its worlc only alter the lost COLONNADE had been distributed the tollowing June. To immortalize the senior year has been the aim of the COLONNADE, the tangible storehouse of our high school memories. capturing memories L,Alterrncn, H Rabirowitz, editor J.Sonnenschein, A. 21 preserving the past :Q . 'if f . ,w ' l , , .mtv . Ig, m - , 7' X . ' . I N - : ,Xa I v I 1 A . L -..., N- f 'b f N- .4 - ' Q 5? I .Za l COLONNADE SENIOR STAFF, L. Io R., SEATED: I..GoeffIer, R.Shermon, STANDING: A GIUCI4, F. Sfemed N Adier, Co-Editor P. King, Co-Ednfor J. Engel. I TU ., I E 34 N ,v ll -A rw. .x ,- 'v-' N I COLONNADE BUSINESS STAFF, L. fc R4 .I SYOFI, co-editor M. Luv co-edncr J MI'Ier. COLONNADE IDENTIFICATION STAFF, L. to R.: J Fwne, J, Seide, N. HOIY, D, McTootIe, co-ednor S. Fox, 1-1 lf ff S 414653. COLONNADE ART STAFF, L. fo R.: B. Nieborwck, co-editor V. VcmDefff, ccreditor J. Df8ZhBf, M. Cofwin, R. Parker, S. Brown. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF, L. fo R.: R, Dorfmcrw, N. Reyer, T. Goldberg. COLONNADE SPORTS STAFF, l. fo R., ROW 1: S Rubin, R. Tell, J. Tunickp ROW 2: editor H. Robinowitz, co-editor A. Howard. 90 3 C 5-.5 6 Hardworking SPORTSMAN editors, F. Edelstein, P. Heyman, and J. Sklnire, talk over future issues with Mr. H. Schorr. displaying journalistic talents Providing 'Pei' classmates vvitw a lcaleidescopic view at Souti' Side a:t,.f,fes, SPORTSMAN reperters dasn trefn spa'ts erents to assernolies gatnering nevvs, No sooner have trtev developed tisei' notes into Completed word pictures tlftan they lwave to race ta nteet a new deiicilme, Congegaflng at tite SPORTSMAN OTTC6, teature writers subnnit tlweir manuscripts to tree edtters. Mr. Hebert Sznorr and SPORTSMAN EDITORS, L. to R., STANDING: S, Schechter, Head- llVtf'S: D. Scnectted V' H. Szserr idiiser T, Brad t4eo:'ines, P Fish, Layout, SITTING: F. Ede'ztein, Tyeng, D Ancnef Art, J Wall. tne editors diligently proofread and told nevvse papers enabling t'e paper ta 'eaciw the students bi- weekly. Numerous letters to tne editor snovv tlte intense interest tfie controversial editorials and tea- tures generate, Special iunior editions give under- :Zassnien valuable experience in p'eparing tlte SPORTSMAN tar pep' eaten, son, Art, J. Slclaire, Featuref K, Chawlcins, M. Rosen, Co-Editors in Criet, G Fcx, News, D, Graaf, Pl-iotagfaerv, S, Rubin, Sports, H. 5'oeks, Layout - s.a. abt 'U 1 HQ in '7- G- Q . 'L ' ff MX t Wig, vs- ' '. -Q Nw ,- 4-any - - v--M5 .. . X . .-Y I . X 1 Vw' i.-' SPORTSMAN NEWS STAFF, L. io R., A.MaIester, D.Keorns, N.HolT, Co-Editor P.Heyrnon, Co-Edifor J Fox, M. Karp, V. Sager, E. Karninsky, R. Kaufman. mirroring school events SPORTSMAN FEATURE STAFF, L. fo R., SEATED: T. Bred, M. SCHH, N. Barnet? D. Gelder, N, Gorman, L. Sommer, V. Sager, R. Lebenson, F, Sfelnberg STANDING: B. Rift, K. Green, Editor J. Skfalre, T. Goldberg, T. Friedman. -x 'ia nf an-q r 1 5 5, Q. viz' if ' , 8 ff sl .N V! 0 si 5 x 3 N -. ,. 0 'N - vs . .A L v , Q s C3 5. in fb' - f ' ' 6, . : ' ' fllf ,,ZQ,W 3, 'ga' szf, W , 4 1-our , W L gk. Sm . 'wi 55 if C YIWV 4. fb. Av 412 M ! fa W 1 LL. Qi! 1 -27 -if fig , 1 W, pl I 51:25 Zig 71 2 J f N Q J f S va .gf HI-Y COUNCIL, L. to R., ROW 1: J. Slclaire, F. Edelstein, S. Ycudelman, L. Kinzlerp ROW 21 V. GEF, R. Estreich. S. Scherer, Vice President, K. Goldstein, L. Cummings, President J. Heinzelmann. To help in the school and Community whenever needed has been the aim of the Key Club. Under the direction of Mr. John Ringwald and Mr. Sidney Declcinger, activities and services have ranged from writing congratulatory letters to winning candidates after Election Day, to collecting money for S-Day and the Salvation army. At Christmas time, the Key coordinating co KEY CLUB, L. to R., ROW 1: L. Walter, R. Gross, R. Hamer President D. Schecter, lieutenant-Governor J Tunicln, Treasurer R. Stein, S. Fax, M. Schoenle-ld R M::,r'e', ROW 2: R. Grossman. K. Ditzian, S. Robbins, W. Rosenfeld, J. Sale, R. Schoelle, G. Club bays answered youngsters' letters to Santa Claus. Volunteering time and energy, this club operated a toad stand at taotball games and cleaned the parking lot when necessary. Wishing to share their ideas with contemporaries all over the world, some Key Club members visfted the convention at Binghampton, New York. mmunity services Ordway, R. Schwarz, W. Schwartz, K. Schuman, D. Schwartz, R. Bergen, M. Lav, ROW 3: D. Gordon, K Chnwluns, D Cherr- ers, J McBride. R Moser, M. Merson, T Sobel, l. Silverman, K. Green, J. Lewis, F. Berko, S. Bloom. ALPHA HI-Y: L. TO R. - ROW 1: W RGCTGW. Setfeicry J. WOJT- Goldman, R. Milier, E. Rozran, E. ManisofT, E. Streisteid, G. son, TreasurerC Dckrrflr, Presider1tR Estreich, Vice-President S Schechrer, ROW 3: B. Edeistein, H. Herzog, J. Umgnofi, L. Scherer, N. Nadier, D Eiias, ROW 2: A. Levinson, M. Berger, S. Prince, F. Stieber, J. Sobei, M. Geilis, Advisor Miss D, Compton. pooling efforts for service ThroughouT The years The cim oT The Hi-Y has been To uphold The ideals oT se'vice and broTherhood. T-ii-Y members ore chosen Tor Their responsibiiiiy, inTegriTy, and characTer. This year, SouTh Side has Two oddiiionai Hi-Y chopTers, Sigma and Kappa, in addition To The original chapTers, Alpha, Be-Ta, Gamma and Deira. The Two new chapters were GAMMA HI-Y: I.. TO R. - ROW 1: J. Von Brook, D. Kearns, H. Feidstein, J. Engel, F. Leitner, J. lf JmenTeid, L. Lediie, ROW 2: J. Lehman, C. Gardner, N. Grimn, J. Heinzelrriann, L. Wein- stein, L. Cummings, I. Sagstetter, ROW 3: V. Sager, B. Marks, created To meet The demands of an increase in The sTudenT body and To Turnish a greater opportunity Tor ail deserving giris To be members oT Hi-Y. On The first Monday of every month, Hi-Y giris meet To TormuiaTe Their program. YeT ali six Hi-Y's are united in giving ossistance wherever They can and in creating and maintaining high standards of N. Palmer, C, Fretz, J. Testa, J. Paimer, J, Fox, S. Lebenson, ROW 4: N. Oeikers, K. Heiseiman, L, Deiiausse, B Perrine, M. Houghton, G. Abernathy, K. Mendoza, B. Koondel, P. Moore, L, Rhodes, D. Phiilips, N. Holt, 'M is SIGMA Hi-Y, L. to R., ROW 1: M Schift, L. Adlman, Secretary B Gallon, President L. Kinz'er, Vice President N Guttrnan, Treasurer A Malester, l. Dorman, ROW 2: J Drezner, C. Roth, R Freedman, M. Marlcett, E, Ellis, M Fribush, .l, Kuchler, C, x a.'!ln. Rosenberg, ROW 3: A. Rashkin, B. Cooperman, P. Kornfeld, L Aug, B. Schulman, B. Schneider, R, Rosenblatt, P. Glass, E Friedman, R. Hoffman, J, Lippman, B. Goodman, A. Block, ad- visor Miss Mary Walenta. sponsoring an orphan overseas Hi-Y girls participate in cor' munity affairs such as scholarship drives and Hosptial Day. At school func- tions, Hi-Y girls serve as waitresses and hostesses. Most important ot all, the members ot South Side's six Hi-Y chapters set a fine example for the entire student body. KAPPA HEAY, L. to R., ROW T: M. Colwin, Treasurer J. Wright, President B. Perloft, Vice President L. Slawitslcy, F. Bernstein, M Copeland, ROW 2: M. Morse, N. Evans, L Krakower, D, Mc- Yootle, D Cassidy, l. Landow, D Liden, P. Reilly, R. Parker, 2 , i- i J 2 , . ? f . 4 , ,, L , At their meetings, actual bills are presented and parliamentary procedure is followed, so that the girls can receive a picture of the workings ot govern- ment. ln a combined assembly, delegates related their experiences to all members ot l-lieY. ROW 3: L. Watkins, B. Herr, S. Shari, E. Kaminslcy, K Vande- grift, A, Firestone, E. Hirshey, T, Leder, L, Davis, G Fischer, C Fish, C. Birnbaum, Advisor Miss Forman. rmtffi tit: 3 ii 2 - 1 iff. . r it r . s 4? if 4:55 y. ' L9 , 11 ei I4 4, is Hwy V Q L 4 Igfisw.. A J , 33, A Q- W M , :fa D vv ' MIXED ENSEMBLE, L. to R., ROW I: E. Greenfield, J. Lehman, J. retz, ROW 4: D. Austin, G. Hegeman, W. Vanech, J. Sussman, I Ohlbaum, D. Phillips. L. Rhodes, C. Munter, K. Holmes, ROW 2: L. Silverman, R. Steinman, N. Brown, ROW 5: K. Green, R. Spencer Sommer, D. Wallace, B. Marks, F. Leitner, L, Adleman, D. Cassidy, F. Kunken, J. Haym, D. Greene, W. Avera, J. Moss. J. Dreiser, ROW 3: K. Mendoza, N. DiNapoli, J. Auslander, D. Po- exploring vocal talents Well-known singing group under the direction of Mrs. Sally Tobin Dietrich is the Mixed Ensemble. Composed of approximately thirty girls and boys selected through auditions at the beginning of the year, the ensemble meets regularly to rehearse. Several Ense-mble members tried out for the Long Island Sectional Chorus. The Mixed Ensemble also performed at various school functions. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE, L. to R., ROW I: C. Franco, R, Coonfield, D. Kearns, J. Ohlbaum, J. Lehman, C. Munter, K. Holmes, S. Melia, Including over twenty iunior and senior girls and their alternates, the Girls' Ensemble meets weekly to rehearse under the direction of Mrs. Sally Tobin Dietrich. Chosen through audition, these girls gave concerts for various organizations throughout the community and also per- formed in many school functions, F. Leitner, L. Adelman, ROW 2: E. Greenfield, D. Phillips, L. Rhodes K. Mendoza, D. Cassidy, M, Smith, S. Sandel, J. Dreiser. n HMV' .W-Y. wang. 1 .i. Lel-mari and D Phillips. enhancing musical skills I Judy Lehman and Dee Phillips were South Side's rep- resentatives at tne All-State Chorus. Participants met at the Concord Hotel tram December 5-8 tor rehearsals and the presentation at a concert. Tney excelled in the difticult auditions and were chosen to represent South Side in the two hundred voice choir directed by Mr. David l-lolz. Composed ot Sophomore girls, the Treble Clet Club is one of the tew clubs whicl' does not have monthly meetings, tor the girls meet weekly to rehearse under the direction ot Mrs. Sally Tobin Dietrich. Performing in programs such as the May Festival, the girls gain valu- able musical experience. TREBLE CLEF CLUB, l.. to R., ROW 1: R, Kosfrran, R. Santoro, C. Robbins, J. Greenberg, D. Liden, K. Koondel, C. Schechter, D Kraeger, N. Thrall, L. Krarrer, L. Rowen, ROW 2: .l Auslarder, N. Abramson. DiNapoli, S. Roth, l, Friedcrberg, D. Poretz, I. Paige, ROW 3: .I ALL-STATE REPRESENTATIVES, L. ta R r l l T r I i, I SENIOR CHORALEERS, L. 70 R., ROW lg K. Holmes, J. Williams, M. Smith, F. Leitner, guest soloisTs, Mr, Evereif Griek, Mr. Jay Hillborn, ROW 2: J. Von Brook, K. Mendoza, L. Kramer, S. Holm-Anderson, A. Lavas, D. Austin, W. Avera, J, Sussman, ROW 3: J. Brown, A. Black, C, Dickman, D. Wallace, J. Mass, I, Silverman, S. Kariadiaernena, ROW 4: L. Delfausse, C, Sussrran, S. Glrnan, L Aherrran, R. Sund- heimer, P. Heine, B. Wilker, ROW 5: D. DelGuiaice, J. Zwerif, D The maior evenT of The musical year was The per- formance of Handel's Messiah - Part I given by The Senior Choraleers and guesT soloists, under The direcTion of Mrs. Sally Tobin Dietrich. The guesT soloisTs were Mr. Jay Hilborn and Mr. Evereii Griek, wiTh Mrs. Mar- gareT Srniih providing The organ background, Filling The other solo roles were Judy Lehman, Deirdre Phillips, Cassidy, C. Angley, J, Nathar-, P. Kai-gale, T. Glucksrnan, K, Fisher, ROW 6: J. Greerberg, L. Becker, R. Steinman, R. Gaddis, J, Sho- garn, A. Turick, ROW 7: H. SchiiT, U, Koslow, C. Calnek, J. Aus- lander, W. Bell, G. Jackson, S. Arnold, K. Shanzer, ROW 8: L. Som- mer, L. Adelrrian, N, Thrall, D. Pcrer, S. Feinsod, C. Fine, J. Cala- brese, L. Howell. KrisTine Homes, Frances Leitner, Joanne Williams, and Marilyn SrniTh. This was The evenT Towards which The Choraleers had concenTraTed Their efTorTs since The be- ginning of school. Tne hard wo'k of The Choraleers was rewarded by The enThusiasTic sfudenf acclarnaTion aher an assembly preview. l.. Delfausse diswibuies robes during MESSIAH dressfehearsal. MESSIAH SOLOISTS, L. TO R., ROW lg J. Williarrs, J. Lehrn 102 fs l-Torres F Lefnef, D. Philips, ROW 2: Mr, Jay Hiloarn, Mr, Jriek, M. Srrifh uh 1' , 'w ' V 2':,,:fQ ,T 'fv' ', r ,I 1 g ' 3 V Q , A' ' 4 if , 5a wg fig? f ,ff 4 ,- , . 'aff L , ,A '- f ?f 1, gg?- W A gffffib 9 L x , , 2' Y ' 'apt wgf. ' f' 44 I ' , . ' ' , . 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During the football season the fans were struck by the band's colorful routines and rhythmic music. Participating in the United Fund Drive Parade, and the Memorial Day, and Loyalty Day parades, the Band earned the respect of the entire community. During the year, the Band was present on many different occasions to entertain us. All-Band Night and the May Music Festival will not readily be forgotten, for the versa- tility of the band highlighted these concerts. The annual outdoor concert at the music shell at Jones' Beach gave many people from all over Long Island an opportunity to hear one of the finest bands in BAND BOARD, l.. TO R., ROW 'l: J, Von Brook, R. Miller, C. Gardner, J. Fox, M. Weinstein, R, Tell, ROW 2: President P. Rubin, J. Unterman, H. Heller. witz, Joseph Sarge, Harry Kresky, Donald Harris, Samuel Rob- bins, Robert Spencer, Martin Weinstein, ROW 4: Leader Mr. Nassau County. South Side, reciprocating Ocean- side's previous gesture of hospitality, was host this year for the Tri-School Concert. This Concert is a combination of the bands from Long Beach, Ocean- side and South Side. Each director chose a set of musical pieces which the 180-piece group played George Wilson, Michael Lav, John Rothlropf, Chris Wallingford Thomas Brod, Carl Bisgaier, Edward Bernstein. competently. The band proved that it was equally at home in any situation by providing a lively at- mosphere for school dances. Finally, our band ree vealed another facet of its character. Through its playing, it Iended an atmosphere of austerity and dignity to the Commencement Excercises. for south side picture The Varsity Band marches during half time at Oceanside game. 1 1. mffvigf. 2 3 i 1 v.. .. ,4 ,- mg, ,, -J, ig? xy! W 'Q ' , ., . 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M Lynch O d J Dmzne, eo, MMM J, Dotzler and D. Sweithelm walk dawn Sunrise Highway - heart ofthe Rockville Centre business district. xx ., ffm 'ry , ,. ...sim As a South Side senior develops maturity, he be- comes an integral part of his surroundings. His three years of intense study and development have made him well prepared to assume leadership of his community, He looks with added confidence and capability to the area before him, Long Island Rau road connects the suburban village to New York City, ill 9 I , 1, 'P'-vt--sill? ND RAI Ll 51.1-an--wkulsidl ' SPANISH CLJB, L. to R., ROW l: A. Howard, P. Hcyrnan, sec- Altschuler, president J. Wolfson, vice-president F, Steiber, R. retary L, Strober, L. Lattin, A. Schwebel, ROW 2: advisor Miss Kandel, B. Edelstein, K. Jarlcaw, J. Goodman, N, Evans, B. Koon- D. Compton, M. Radow, l.. Cummings, S. Scherer, D. Blanck, S. del. understanding foreign cultures Members of the Spanish Club presented an enter- taining program ot plays and charades. Highlighting the year was a Mexican Christmas party at which mem- bers ate Mexican food and broke the pinata. Directed by Miss Dorothy Compton, the Spanish Club increased students' knowledge of the Spanish people, their lan- guage, and their customs. Two celebrations, a play in Latin, and many discus- sions on Roman living constituted the Latin Club's in- terest in a program ot activities. Advised by Miss Grace Kelloclc, tre members in Roman dress, held a Sa- turnalian banquet as well as an athletic meet. Climax- ing the year was a banquet in grand Roman style, LATIN CLUB, L, to R., ROW l: P. Blum, H. Feldstein, N. Gutt- G. Hegeman, R. Siegel, K. Green, P. Reilly, P. Colwin, J. Sonnen- man, C. Roth. C. Schechter, N. Holt, K, Murov, ROW 2: T. Leder. schein, A. Malester, K. Schanzer, J. Engel, J. Wisch. advisor Miss G. Kellock, M, Copeland, L. Goettler, R. Mathias, XY x GERMAN CLUB, L. to R., ROW 'lz M. Resnick, J. Lahn, L. Loberbaum, G Ordwcry, ROW 2: R. Gross. J Kafka, J. Levitt, l. Sogstetter, P. Glmacrt, R. Mower, G. lrwin, L. Roller, S. Balsam, R. Harrie practicing language proficiency Formed in order to promote a deeper interest in the culture of the German people, the German club en- ioyed a varied program, P. Glimann, president of the club, and Mr. John Ringwold, faculty advisor, provided material for the programs such as tilms, records, and two American Field Service exchange students. Trips, parties, charades, slcits, and celeb'ations per- taining to the language and customs of France com- posed the program of the French Club, directed by Miss Carol Wood. Dinner in a French restaurant, a French movie, a picnic, and a puppet show and play were high- lights of the stimulating and enioyable year. FRENCH CLUB, L. to R,, ROW l: C Roth, L. ,img F Sivib-rr Rhodes, ROW 3: A. Molester, P. Cole, E Stein, S Antrnon J. president J. Urrocofi, J. Fine, J. Blumenfeld, ROW 2: N. Kamen, Pollack, S. Fax, K. Mendoza, L, Prince, VJ, Ayerz, C Rota :C- D. Michaelson, L. Sommer, M. Rosen, S. Gilman, E. Leiner, L. visor M ss C, 'Nood, ROW 41 P King, M Scnlesingcr, K Clvffv N . ffgfb 460 Y-7 . , i -5 ti ? 3 rr g t , it , Q , SECRETARIAL CLUB, L. to R.: J. Heinzelmann, K, Heiselman, C. Cummings, L. Grossman, H Hallock, C. Fretz, A. Black. encouraging efficiency Films, guest speakers, and a visit to a local bank and telephone company were features of the Secretarial Club's monthly meetings. Guided by Miss Gertrude Trombly, the girls became acquainted with oflice work. Profits from cake, cooky, and Christmas card sales en- abled South Sides future secretaries to present the Carroll Award a business scholarship RA O CLUB L to R ROW 1 C King M Morse E Berkoff D Rosenfeld ROW 2 S Wiseman E Marks S Feinsod R Spencer Advised by Mr. Miles Stireman, the Radio Club pre- pares non-amateur radio operators for their licenses, while giving licensed operators an opportunity to speak to hams all over the world. Working with the club KQLAK, South Siders have contacted countries as far distant as the Union of Soviet Socialists Republic R Kaufman ROW 3 R Dorfrran advisor Mr Miles Stireman Tracy B Beattie 'Uv v HH' if IH lib xx R C7 i Dill UNF v un, Y? BIOLOGY CLUB, L. to R., ROW l: S. Gurcilnik, L, Altscbuler, J, W Benn lNeel1S. J. Kenner, T Gofdbe'g, H Kreslcy, T. Brod, T. Sklor, M. Scbift, R. Horris, F Loltn S. Edelson, P. King, ROW 2: Mr, M Sqne-N51-I, M Cerili-,, H Brooks, R. Segul Selected by Mr. W. Benn Weeks, on the bcisis ol slwort dissertotions, members of the Biology Club enioycd on inforrnotive progroms consisted ot field trips, Hlins, ond group lectures. Among tbe bigbligbts of the yeor were o trip to Toclcopouslco Bird Sonctuory ond on in- teresting tollc on conservation by Professor B R. Coonf Held. Dircpatuil by M Dowd Cooper, mninbers ot tne Aurlioifisucil !-iflz Qlul, leo ned to obuuto tlig scliool'3 miiiitiiws Mo ifs viriil tilri ltrirvs min once tue Curricu- lum, teocn tne motciol eosily ond lwold tlte students' inteiests. by oppeoling to yisuol senses. Club members' slcills brightened 5out'i Side! erncotionol picture expanding curriculum VISUAL AIDS, L, to R., ROW T: L. Alterman, A Scliwriitzkopl, S lfviscfnfin, M. H-ynnin, R D isis, ROW 2: L. Rutstein, D. Garden, P Bombciit, H Sonnmfs, L lN'iltur, R. Junrson, Mr Cooper, P. Giimu VTP. ps ,- -4' in L. Y in .44 nw - aw ' 7 , 5 1 F EIL: 2 's ,W ., s - ,ff 'E M F1 41 I 4! 'ix 5. Q1 'I 4:- Q5 -Q3 5 ? ' rf I Q 1 J 3 1? - M in ' ' rf QAA II me ...JA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, ROW l, L. to R.: President N Epste n, Vice-President G Sctrrchner, Secretary H. Feldstein, Treasurer K. Wald, A. Levine, H Herzog, G Leibert, B. Galkin, L. Kinzler, J Good- man, ROW 2: T. Leder, N, Evans, L. Goettler, L, Weinstein, L. Jatte, J. Seide, S. Surry, P. Reiley, D. Mc- i M is hi Tootre, M. Lyric: ROW 3: B Schneider, B. Schulman, S. Altscheler, E. Ellis, L Slawitsky, C. Garcner, K. Gcfdstein, W' Mglvrn, R Parker, A Grec-nof-rg, L. Krrii-cwed J. Arm N Palmer, S. Scnreioer, T Freec- man, Advisor Mrs, Dorothy MacDorald, ROW 4: 1. Landcw, E. Cocperrran, C. Greenberg, J, Klonsky, L. Greer'n'art, B Goodman, M. Markett, H. Schiti, J. Pollack, J. Zwerm, F, Berrstein, C. Ehrlich, C. Fish, P. Ginier. learning career requirements Participation in workshops, tilrns, lectures enabled members ot the Future Teachers ot America to acquaint themselves with various aspects ot education. Delegates were sent to a workshop in Great Neck and a conven- tion at Brockport State Teac'wer's College. A Day With Teacher program last May tamiliarized members with classroom procedure. These activities encouraged mem- bers to pursue a career in education. At their monthly meetings, the Future Nurses ot America, advised by Mrs. Ruth Lake, discovered nurs- ing's many rewarding opportunities. Members worked at the Wayside Hospital for Girls and in local hospitals which enabled them to participate actively in nursing and gain more insight into the responsibilities involved. They received experience and information which helped them decide on a nursing career, enriched their previous experience and stimulated their enthusiasm. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA, L. to R., ROW 1: J. Fontaine, C. Angley, L. Howell, M. Kent, E. Loewe, N. Barnett, ROW 2: B Abel, N. Kruger, B. Perrrne, N. Grigio, M. Morse, D McTootle, N. Guttrr-an, ROW 3: Advisor Mrs. J Lake, W. Malvin, R Walsh, D. Elias, A Le-vine, B Brenner, J. Heinzelmann, M. Span er, P, Cummings, ROW 4: L. Seinsoth, J. Palmer, P. Chambenain, B. Ritt, T. Chaswcrth, V. Maurer, J. Wright, E. Kaminsky. , ri . l A x i , .. -Mrnvfw-1 N, sqm- l cv l FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, L. to R., ROW 1: A. Greenberg, C. Bernstein, B. Ritt, P. Ab- rams, ROW 2: Advisor Mr. A, DeFreitas, E. Katsin, R. Sherman, A. Giuck, R. Dorfman, J, Preuss, R. Katzin, R. Munzer, I. Komitee. preparing for a sound tomorrow The Future Business Leader's Club, advised by Mr. de Freitas explored different areas of business through films and speeches. A student placement bureau was orgainzed which was the clearing house for jobs not under the Cooperative Work program. This club achieved another Hirst by obtaining membership in an organization affiliated with the National Education Association, completing a fully successful year, to the satisfaction of all concerned. South Side's Red Cross Club was devoted primarily to community service. Club members, directed by Miss Grace Kellock. worked in blood banks in Mineola and Rockville Centre. Members also worked on an afghan, scrapbooks, and Christmas packages which were do- nated to hospitals and homes of the aged. Enabling the girls to raise needed funds, a cake and cooky sale com- pleted the varied program. RED CROSS CLUB, L. to R., ROW 1: P. Reilly, E. Yemen, C. Schwartz, E, Karninsky, N, Thrall, C. Schecter, L. Delfausse, N, Holt, M. Colwin, ROW 2: T, Leder, A. Greerberg, L. Goettler, F. Steinberg, L. Rhodes, J, Sonnenschein, E. Frey, D. lsacoff, K, Murov, K. Murov, ROW 3: D. McTootle, V, Mulligan, A. Malester, C. Roth, L. Carlir, Advisor M'ss Grace Kellock, H. Feldstein, B. Perloff, D. Phillips, B, Marks, C. Greenberg, L Sur'y, M. Rodew, ROW 2: L Slawrtsky, F Steiner, G Liebert .HA 7s OFFICE SERVICE CLUB, L, to R., ROW l: B. Abel, R. Bleiwelss, K Goldstein, N Palnner, ROW 3: B. Eisner, J. Umanott, B. Edel- , stein, S Youcflrnrrn. J. Drezner N. Holt, Advisor Miss Floyd. cooperation and spirit in student service Tre Service Girls, advised by Miss Gladys Floyd, is one of the two honorary organizations in our scitool. By suvendering their study halls to assist the secretarial stalt with routine assignments, they tree the secretaries for more urgent mat'ers, The eth- ciency ot the South Side oltice is aided by the cons tributions ol the Service Girls. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB, L. to R., ROW l: M. Berkowitz, D. Seltzer, A. Schott, l. Cstrev, P. Hooghtof, ROW 2: L. Krakower, J. lfucrler, B Go lcln, V. Mulligan, M. Cclwtr: ROW 3: F. Edel- By assisting Miss Anne Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Alice Forman in routine library duties, the Library Service Club members allowed the librarians more tirne directly to help the student body. While expanding their own lcnowledge of library science, the girls helped the school tunction ettectively. steir, A. Rashkin, ,l. Greerberg, J. Levir, D. Leider, P, Chamber- lin, ROW 4: G. Leibert, K. Goldstein, J Wright, D. McTootle, M Fribush, C Birrbourn, A Levinson. Y 7 E 'V sf' fjf Wt? N THALIANS, L. to R., ROW 'ls S. Sandel, B, Berger, C. Borsher, C, Munter, L, Koval, R. Lebenson, I. Silverman, ROW 2: A. Sch- webel, T. Brad, N Langson, L. Rhodes. S. Rubin, M. Garber, Hopeful South Side actors and actresses were given an opportunity to display their talents as mem- be's ct the Thalians, under the direction of Miss Helen Grow, The organization at a dramatic work- shop, an important innovation, and the presentation of three showcase performances geared to make use of this workshop training, comprised the year's ac- tivities. J. Grad, ROW 3: E. Brees, S, Kartadioemena, P. Abrams, L Saraiar, l. Dorman, M. Rosen. South Side's Jazz Club, advised by Mr. David Brown, has been in operation tor two years to pro- mote an interest and understanding of iazz. These aims were achieved by the formation of small jazz groups, which provided valuable playing experience for enthusiasts. Attending a concert by Dave Brubeck at Carnegie Hall concluded the year's activities. appreciating artistic expression JAZZ CLUB, L. to R., ROW 1: R. Bcstic, M. Bryman, S. Ycudle- man, J. Umanofi, C. Friedrrar, D. Elias, M. Radow, P. Blumgerg, J. Flosterg ROW 2: C. Birnbaum, D. Ellowis, A. Fillin, J. Fox, J, Stern, H, Heller, Advisor Mr. David Brown, ROW 3: M. Resrick, T, Goldberg, Z. Brown, M. Silver, N. Hamburger, O. Negrin, D. Greene, l. Polon, S. Weinreich. + ?' -A 7 ATTIC CLUB, L. to R., ROW l: S Siivc-stri, D Mclootli-, S. Surry, F Kirniinsl-.y, C. Di-lGuidice, R. Friedman, B, Pcretz, A. Lulns, C. Schcidter, C, Roberts, ROW 2: P. Glass, D. Kratte, M Lynch, J. Wolfson, L Aug, R. Roseriblatt, D. Anchel, ROW 3: F Srirnm, J. Umorolt, L. Warren, K. Murov, A Caplan, J. Harrow, T. Carter, L, Haberstoclc, B. Herr, A. Malester, L. Deltausse, A Schott, K. Murov, E. Goldstein, ROW 4: S. Sandel, G. Shields, J. Drezner, L. Prince, S. Coppolino, M. Garber, N. Langsar. portraying progress graphicall At regular monthly meetings, Attic Club members, under the supervision of Mr. John Morris, discussed art techniques and learned more about art through movies and lectures. Twe highlight at the year was Mr, Robert Day's tallc on cartooning. Members also developed their artistic ability by painting posters and portraits. Many exciting activities, under the direction of Mr. Leonard Marino, were conducted by the Camera Club. Photography contests were held for the best black and white prints and color slides. Through instructional lec- tures ond do-it-yourself sessions, the Camera Club introduced the cyclone photographers to darkroom techniques. CAMERA CLUB, L. to R., ROW l: L Roth, B, iavoirninzx, S Klein, president A Levin, T. Goldbcvg, F. Berlcc, D Grading ROW 2: A Rath, S. Evniidt, E. Eiseribuo, A Jacobs, M. Horowitz, J, Shagarr, J. Hayrr, ROW 3: M. Karp, M Rosenberg, A, Tuniclc, E, Marks, J. Polon, R. Dorlman, M. Hyman, P. Shapiro. 5 Y ., .q-wh' . -.y...,. my- ...gan ' I ff I 0 rv-.f we l I ,. A .gig 1 :Ummm Mind .rua-11 ti, l EQ 5 wma! wi liar! Lp' V -. ifiwfn 1 ' K -fn I-ffl? ,...'- .,,' sports r'1 1 ., 3 Now the camera lens views sports, an integral part of South Side's curriculum, for sports promote a sense of school pride and spirit. The eleven varsity and nine iunior varsity squads gave the bays a chance to develop thei' coordination and display their prowess, and the girls, through participation in intramural and interscholastic programs, were given the same opportunity. Highlighted by sharp enthusi- asm and sportsmanship, the South Side sports activi- ties were a unifying bond among the students. 'U ' . 0 1 .., Alan Howard quarterback Robert Hamie center Martin Rosenberg guard Mike end 3:- V Q I Q . i 2 1 ., ,. , ..,.W,M f.....,....,,.,.......,,.....,.,...,.. e.,f.y'vTf -I oiekGf0 fl! 54-Mbei 2 I i i 5 O Roach-I Peirilli end I 2 Q Z Q 2 ' 2 ..- ,Ag fi 5 yi , lk 2 f 2 B I Geor90 'fm' guard A f E 8 n ? N Tod Kelly guard 5 John end 2 2 1 i . I 2 1 1 . 2 2 O 4 when nog.: M halfbqa- I 1 . .1 cycs' qplit season leo fl Tomboc fullback Ref fry P ll Don el Schechr fuck? od' e qua terbock cupiom X S Aflfllgn Y Flbrenh 09 end I' Jeff Borosch fackle Robert Fasfov fuckle W Dov d Klonsky tackle 1 - J Q W I -I Q l ' ' ann 5 , l i 1 I r ' xh fy ' f . .s , I 2 i 1 I 5 3 5 ? . 2 5 ,D I ' a - ix K D? , ' '. 'ff'- 4, , A. . . T ' , f 'i'. A . . 9 A 3 s , ' ' ' 5 O i I , 3 ' of 1 Q Eg I 5' ' 4- ? 3 1 I I . 'I CLS A I VARSITY FOOTBALL, L. to R., ROW 1: Coach D. Sterner, J, Barasch, L. Pollack, T. Kelley, N. Butler, D, Schecter, A, Howard, R. Petrilli, L. Tombocher, R, Gross, T, Carew, ROW 2 - K. Fisher, D. Klcnsky, M, Neitz, M. Rosenbefg, R. Rogoft, G Irwin, D. Schwartz, R. Hamie, E. Surowitz, J. Kafka, A. Fioren- South Side Opponents J.V. 51 Malverne ...... . . 7 20 New Hyde Park ..... 19 6- 6 7 Valley Stream No. 13 O- O 33 West Hempstead .... 19 19- 7 6 Wantaugh ..... . . 32 O-13 7 Hewlett ............ 14 O-13 13 Valley Stream So. . . . O O-20 7 Oceanside ..... , . 32 13- 6 677 2 tire, R. Fastow, ROW 3 - Coach Mr. Seymour Eiseman, G. Schult, P. Dolalan, W. Rosenteld, D. lrwin, F, Gendler, K. Torky, B. Segal, R. Schoellf, K. Shapiro, W. Schwartz, J, Sarge, F. Berko. Potentially a formidable team, Coach Don Ster- ner's South Side gridders encountered strong oppo- sition and closed the season with a 4-4 record. Ottensive strength rested with Leon Tombacher, Dick Gross, Bob Rogoft, Dan Schechter, Don and Wallace Schwartz and John Kafka. George Irwin, winner of the Team ot 1958 Sportsmanship Award, Bob Fastov, Jett Barasch and Larry Pollock formed a mountain- ous defensive line. stalwart defense Cyclones charge througn Malverne defense. . a-A ,li' unfi-jf? 126 -4 Y 'Q H , 2 gal- Q- '. 3 ' r vu' 'V I u SM t f',f. gtg rg., A tr R fx '28'Jfw w.:f ..' W ik sk 11 N 5 X in . , 1 F qx.. N b 'V K l 'Vx-' . I L f r' I V Q! -:RQ 5- 11 , ' 1 VA 9 Y cd' Y-:Kiln ij A l R' ' ' ' -0. VARSITY SOCCER TEAM, L. to R., ROW 1: K, Ditzian, S. Albert, A. Young, M. Slonim, R. Brown, S. Robbins, P, Fran- cis, M. Cohen, A. Behrman, ROW 2: T. Levin, C. Teuten, P. Rubin, R. Tell, S. Fox, J. Lewis, R. Steinberg, S. Rubin, L, kicking to victor Winning the S.S.A.L. crown, the South Side Varsity Soccer team enjoyed its best season to date. The Cy- clone Booters won the Section ll Soccer Championship for an unprecedented third consecutive year, and ex- tended their undeteating string to 30 league games. Their only league defeat came at the hands ot Garden City in the Nassau County play-offs. The team dropped one non-league game to Oceanside at the beginning ot the year. Al Young LCFJ and Dick Hannington TRHBT were selected tor the All-Scholastic team, and Marc Slonim lORl and Pat Francis lLFBJ gained posi- tions on the All-League squad. Al Young set a new Nas- sau County individual scoring record. Cyclones on the march. M. Slonim lea xl .ff Lorberbaum, D, Moser, A. Schwebel, M. Burr, P. Greenberg coach T. O'Shea, ROW 3: J. Stott, D. Austin, M. Merson, C Bisgaier, F. Kunken, R, Hcinington. R. Hanington posses to J. Stoff l -l Y. ds oftensive play in cz crucial game. l fighting to s. s. a. I. championship .ki A. Young dribbles downfield in the Nassau County Championship game against S. Robbins takes the ball in the S.S.A.L Garden City. playoff against Oceanside. L. Lorberbaum recovers ball from Oceanside at Hofstra field. M. Slonim demonstrates aggressive wrt ' ability against Oceanside. t A.. sf! h ,-L , iv i 4'- 5 . f f i 129 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM, l. fo R., ROW I R Schwartz J Rofhkopf R Dofzler J Dofzler G Hegeman, D. McNeil, ROW 2: J. Miller, J. Tunick, A Hollander M Horowitz A Dubersfein M Resnick R. Katzin, H. Heller, J. Dotzler, ROW 3: J. Tunick, R. Maurer H Rabinownz J Stern fighting fa Compiling an overall record of six wins and four losses, the Cyclone cross country team concluded a suc- cessful season. Coach R. Morse's grueling daily practices produced a determined and Talented Squad. Outstand- ing for The harriers was Bob Dofzler who set school records at Valley Stream and Wanfagh and completed The regular season undefeated. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM, L. fo R., ROW I: R, Soldinger R Martin R Kandel R Crayne A Abbey P King ROW 2: W. Bell, K. Scliuman, R. Grossman, D. Lipson E Eisenbud S Isaacs 'ig' lvrs ' JE-SK! l ll Capturing the divisional crown for the second time in the lost tour years, Soutf Side again proved it was the team to oeat in Sectfon ll. Compiling an over all record ot l6 and 2 and i5 ara l in league play, Coach C. W. lvla:kel's men all but domirated sectional competition and accounted for the highest team scoring average on Long ls and. Great individual etTorts marked tre tearn's performance: Al Youngs prolific scoring, Pete Luckman's ball handling, Bob Maurer's rebocrding skill and the clutch basket ability ot Stuart Zimmerman and Ken Ditf zion, Blending of all individual etTorts coupled witw entrusiasrr and determination produced the best Cyclone record in recent years. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD SOUTH SlDE OPPONENT 54 Lynbrook . . . . . 47 50 Levittown . . 44 53 Lawrence . . 64 43 Elmont . . . . . T6 46 Long Beach .... . . 5l 43 New Hyde Park . . . . . 46 42 Calhoun .........,. . 29 29 Valley Stream Central . ., 28 66 Carey ....,..,...,. . . 43 59 Levittown . , . . 60 65 Lawrence . . . . 63 67 Elmont ....... . . 23 57 New Hyde Park . .. 50 46 St, Agnes ..... .. 66 52 Calhoun .......... . . 59 42 Valley Stream Central . ., 47 64 Carey ........... . , 40 878 776 S, Zimmerman prepares for action during exciting home game. J Kravat stops H. Rabiriewitz during practice. cheering hoopsters VARSITY CHEERLEADERS N, Burke R. Estreich S, Ammon P. Cole D. Wolloce S. Hoffrr-on A. Levirson S. Scherer J. Seide J. Sobel M. Rcdcw LEADERS' CLUB, L. to R., ROW 1: D. Schechter, R. Fastov, R. Harriie, J. Kafka, A. Howard, R Gross, R. Rogoff, A. Young, R. Dotzlerp ROW 2: Adfisor Mr. Dopod Sterner. R. Arlert, J. M:B'ide, G. Ordway. D Moser, R. Scheo'le, A. Glantz, T. Sobel, D. Schwartz, S, Fox, f-dfisor Mr. Thomas C'Shea, ROW 3: D. Klonsky, M. Neitz, P. Greenberg, D. lrwin, G. Shult, R, Harnington, VV Schwartz, K. Shapiro, L. Pollack, L. Tombacher. Three groups in the athletic department - Leaders' Club, ritle squad, and the bowling team - gave many boys an opportunity to participate in sports. South Side's Leaders' Club aids physical education instruction by supervising gym classes. During the winter members serve as ushers and ticket collectors at all home basketball games. South Side's Rifle Squad practiced three times a week in its basement range supervised by Mr. Dyas. Although braced by the return of several lettermen from last year's Championship squad, the team finished with a mediocre record. Outstanding for the nimrods were seniors E. Oexle, G. lnkeles and L. Greenberg. Lacking experience, this year's bowling team failed to attain its fullest potential. Outstanding for Mr. J. Small's Cyclone keg- lers were J. Rashbuam and L. Munzer. Many boys gained valuable experience in sportsmanship and skills by participating in Leaders' Club, the rifle squad and bowling team. BOWLING, L. to R., ROW 1: J. Reef, J Gcldrran, D, Newalt, C. Schwartz, ROW 2 A. Weiner, G. Green, R. Wagner, J. Fines berg, L. Munzer. RIFLE CLUB, L. to R., ROW 1: J. Glazier, E, Kettler, E. Lowen, G. lnkeles, ROW 2: Coach Mr. Timothy Dyos, J. Posdamer, A. Lachowitz, D. Sundholm, R. Johnson, C. Stearn, M. Lav. ff' 5-f.?7i. ip? '? ,L 2wgjg5i!ti'r ggi 1 ff F ' , K Y' 7 of f f A 4 ' v . v 5 , , M 1 , Tw Li li ' x X i S P ' 5 wi , L 9 it A. ff S gre x I - V -. .L L' ,. 1 xy' ,, ff -5,592 L- nga 'ki A, ,'5 5 ' 1 G 5 , 'Q . 6, ,hx , 4? M . A' c 1 4 5 sh Q as V' 'Milf' 5- , A Mg? , Ni ' ,, 'W A ' if ffl, 'E ,r ,3, ,, , , .vef , r - 'inf , .-,W V. ,, MW ,, 1, !.,f,f5eff,,f, J ,gli Ang?-,f5f-fy,a.-, vG?8M? 'Lf .an-'flmff' vw' E-, 5 fvw JA . ,. 'f x4,,-mw,,,,4.u-.fiw .. V4 yas-vu uqjfi' H ,pvfw ,N 4 f ., ,.,. f f running to victor Mark Slonirn shows his prowess on the brood jump pit. . . Robert Dotzler, Paul Greenberg, and John Kafka warm up as Paul Blum and Elliot Eisenbud look on. N Mr. Thomas O'Shea's South Side Cindermen, peren- nial powerhouses in Section Two, have the potential and leadership to capture the Section Two Champion- ship. The runners Ied by Paul Greenberg, John Kafka, and Bob Dotzler, should improve from last yecir's dis- appointing showing. The potent field attack is led by veterans Bob Fastov and Barry Siegal. ,,. 3 e bl' Pete Greene leaps high over the bor. John Appel demonstrates pole vaulting form. -A-ii? 139 -n,., 1 N .5 2? U Y 5 Af' ff 4 2 2, , A! Ng, 4 1 ,,p A f, 4 1 '22 if N, L E 1 ' 5 1 Sw.. -1 L Q ff 4? v f , 1 I 45 4 , ,A U A as X L2 we Q J .f 'Wi' . x 1 'Q M67 1 T 2' E 'Q fl 'e Q., , , ri, lun, ferr, -sa.. nv rv.. '.A . zfigglvii, m ' ' .iz Tyla? ' J eip. V , . w 25,5 rv -4 . f .Z , . ',,1 m .'.5't4,4y- u A+, WM-iw-f , G -,f W. my J 2? Ma W, I I ,Y 1 Q, ' W W, ,W ,. 4 M ..,m 1 -. wr if My +V .V L15 ig wr 5- 4 Vs xg, ' bm 18' 'Q , V, mv , 1? I I 1 , A - ,A af' ' H ,, , -Q. L, L. TO R., ROW 1: M. Cohen, J. Kraus, D. Schwartz, R, Maurer. ROW 2: L. Zankel, M. Greenberg, coach Mr. Robert Morse, W. Schwartz, E. Wohl, C, Levin, coach Mr. John Mazuiian. Barring iniury, the Cyclone Nine should be the team to beat in Section Two league competition. The team has a strong batting section with A. Young, B. Hamje, A. Glantz, and J. Kraus leading the attack. Excellent pitching is also prominent on this year's squad, with A. Young and B. Maurer as Coach Jack Small's outstanding hurlers. Robert Maurer tagged out by Alan Glantz while practicing sliding. . ...ctr-w!.' 141 Robert Harnie sharpens up his batting eye .-mx stressing physical skills Bowling and volleyball were two ot the girls' sports altered this year. Bowling, coached by Miss Jean Blume and Mrs. Sara Jellenick, is a comparatively new sport at South Side. Team members met weekly throughout the winter months to develop body balance. Continuous alter school practices resulted in higher scores for all team members. Volleyball, an old and popular sport, was played two afternoons a week. Under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Casey, everyone was given a chance to participate, An honor team was chosen to take part in intra- mural games. By participating in team sports such as bowling and volleyball, the girls improved their individual skill and gained valuable experience in team cooperation and sportsman- ship. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL, L. to R., ROW 'l: L. Cummings, A. Fillin, J. Seide, ROW 2: L. Davis, H. Herzog, N. Grifiin, ROW 3: N. Oekers, C. Boggs, P. Reilly, V. Maurer. l l X 142 GlRLS' BOWLING, L. Oo R., ROW l: R. Miller, E. Mani soft, ROW 2: L. Wienstein, A. Malester, ROW 3: S Scollield, D. Settzer, ROW 4: M. Copeland, B. Gill man, ROW 5: M. Lynch, B. Brenner, T. Leder, 1 GIRLS' BADMINTON, L. to R., ROW 1: D. Seltzer, D. Kearns, J. Kuchler, S. Alt- schuler, L. Prince, ROW 2: P. Reilly, J. Wright, C. Cummings, G. Leibert, H. Her- zog, N. Evans. enjoying outdoor fun During the first time division, the shuttlecock become the center of interest as badminton players took to the courts every Monday and Wednesday. With the help of Miss Louise Cressey, both variety in attack and decep- tion were developed. Players demonstrating outstand- ing knowledge in application of badminton skills were selected to compete in interschool competition. The first time division of girls' sports found many en- ergetic girls on the hockey field with stick in hand. Two afternoons each week, under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Casey, girls practiced various hockey skills hoping to win the season's slate of intramural games The hard work paid oft with an excellent record. 1 HOCKEY TEAM, L. to R., ROW 'l: N. Weotherup, A. Dunphy, mann, B. Marks, J. Umanoft, L. Goettler, P. Moore, K. Heisle- S. Goldman, D. Wallace, J. Engel, N. Holt, C. Fretz, R. Popper, man, P. Reilly, B. Perloft, N. Oelkers, B, Perrine, M. Lynch, N. B. Eisner, J. Lehman, L. Cummings, J. Seide, ROW 2: J. Heinzel- Gritten, B. Fischer, D. Gilbert, C- Colville, D- Pl'lllliPS- GIRLS' ARCHERY SQUAD, L. to R.: B. Golkin, T. Leder, L. Ledlie, B. Edelstein, D. Anch-sl, M. Copeland, N. Holt, J. Engel. competing and playing Practicing twice a week alter school, archery en- thusiasts developed skills ot steady aim and sure eye- sight while collecting points towards awards tor their participation. The target covers are well decorated with holes made by the arrows of successful archers. In the sunshine of both the tall and the spring, female tennis enthusiasts of South Side traveled by bus to the courts at Hempstead Lake State Park. To the sound of laughter at enjoyable biweekly after school practices, the racket wielders became nimble and agile as they developed proper skill and tim- ing. GIRLS' TENNIS, L. to R., SEATED: C. Mathias, R. Miller, J. Levin, J. Wolfson, L. Wienstein, STANDING: M. Colwin, F. Leitrer, A. Malester, L. Sommer, F. Pitt, B. Herr, B. Golkin, J. Blumenfeld, F. Stieber, J. 'Drez- ner, B. Edelstein, B. Koondel. . 4 ,hy .Xu 5' if W' ff, I 2-.. . Q ' I I IX I mmm , Aiding teachers in gym classes and preparing GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB, L. to R., ROW l: J. Blumenfeld, D. Phil- Griffin, K. Mendoza, B. Perrire, P, Reilly, P. Moore, A. Vor- lips, N. Holt, N. Oeklers, J. Helnzelman, L. Haberstocln, E. Mani- Gerichten, L.Curnmings. solig ROW 2: J. Lehman, C. Fretz, K, Vandegrift, L. Davis, N. inspiring school spirit Amid piercing yells and shrieks ol enthusiastic equipment for the day's activities were the main serv- ices at the Leaders' Club. The members, guided by Mrs. Dorotliy Casey and Miss Louise Cressey, met to discuss new techniques and rules to teach other stu- dents. l-lignlignting the year was the annual picnic with the Boys' Leaders' Club. supporters of tne student body, the Varsity and .lun- ior Varsity Cheerleaders, under the supervision ot Mrs. Marion Bunton, rallied loyal South Siders in their never failing support at the many successful basketball and tootball games at both the Varsity and the Junior Varsity teams. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: L. to R., ron, B. Brenrer, Captain M Gellis, H. Wein- N. Nadler, R. Rosenblatt, D. Abrams, J. Rost- garten,C.Craige'. XS 1' fx, XIMKS C5 55,4 , A 1 ii practice . 4-6 1 f 2 :Y:H. Serb' gffs eric' skili cmd ogiifff ce Vey 'amp f' 'X 'HQJQH Nici' stunts and rumbling in scfcci offlehcs. fl ' fri, mg Qpes, u wg are' forses, :fd pe'f:rm- g iimpirg iucfs 'ep ffe girls affair irnpfcved I pnysicoi fitness o'd ds: embles Mem To gain bef- QC, ,-,MWA mms.,- X -Judi-WJF. N 1 J. Lehman shows agility on the horse. ' X A y -5 Seniors chat during break in activities. L. to R.: G. Leiberi, J. Kuchler K. Vander B. Fischer, N. GHW1, N. Oeikew, J. Heirizelmcnw, N. Adier, ond W. Mo ' . V5 43 147 Q- T? 'r Mrs. M, Bumen Miss E Sforrew ' 1 X Red Co-Cupfoin J. Seide, ond BLue Coptom J Lehman and C Ccptcm D. Kearns. Coptoun D Phullwps 5 'ss 'Jn n 'pm ,E RED BOYS, L. To R., ROW 1: K. Shapiro, R. Fcsfov, R. Homje, R. Stein, RED CHEERLEADERS, L. fo R., ROW 1: C. Fish, V. Ger, A. Levinson, ROW 2: N. Burke, N. Wecnherup, R. Estreich. 'J 4 r . . 'EL . og RED TEAM LINDY. L. fo R., ROW 1: H. Mofse, C. Comlle S Hof?-wan, K. Mendoza, D MCA Tcofle, ff. Co' 1 3 ROW 2: C. Gcxrdmez E. Ellis, J. Biurwenfeki, F, Edelsfein, M. Ccpekmd, S S ffy N Do'-www N 'NL'-rhf-'up fs, 1 , - 1: v: - ' ' if N: Qvwjj . T' ' Lv: L, 73-1' :LF . 3-.4 'Ll ' 1- 2. 'Jai :r ' '5 '- 1, ' - 327. : -. T2 'fi' :: , ,. E: E' 2 'wa :Egan .:t::g---- .--. :'. 1: J . A .D x . . .'. 1- I 2555. jJ , FEET: . J M ff ' ' --v-: . . '. IIT ' f.'Z 5 8 fi 4 Mt C . F .EFL ' f 't:: J. 'L 1 A ' RED TEAM MODERN DANCE, L. to R., ROW 'Ia J. Goodrron, R, Lebenson, J. Unwfznoff P. McGorry ROW 2: J. Fme, R. Azlont, S. Scherer, R, Popper, C. Wolters, R, Estrwch RED TEAM NOVELTY, L. fo R., ROW T: L Dewcusse E. Green9eNd, B. Kccndel, S. Weismgef, ROW 2: N Nadier, N. Bzrwetr, L, Howell, C Rcvh, D. Bfxrzk, N Gufvnon, P. Co e L.J RED TEAM WANDS: L. fo R., ROW 1: .' Get L Sfovsifsky, A. Levenscn, E Hvshey S S:'e ef' ROW 2: B. Ede'svem, H. Hulcck. J. -1 -, T Led N. Pdmer, S. GnJrv'nm, V, VQJUDQW' ROW 3: B'euwe-Iss, J. Kuchlef. R. Pcfker J 4-'cw B-oil, Fribush, T. Sulluvcn .-R. NVew go e ,, B':xw. neo srums AND ruMsuNo, L. to iz., red 23 - share honors ROW 'lz C. Guise, N. Burke, L. Cummings, J. Heiselrnan, H. Newman, S. King. ROW 2: P. Guerin, D. Sterner, G. Brayshaw, C. Flintzer, C, Fish, A. Sagaty, D. Elias. ROW 3: E. Mos- cow, K. Wald, E. Manisoff, A. Dumphy, M. Houghton, L. Prince, D. Bush. -- In 1 if 6 as l i ', 4- , . v i -5 -5 if I 'I 1 1 5 ' RED TEAM TAP, L. io R., ROW 1: D. Cassidy, G. Abernathy, B. Schneider, A. Von Gerechten, L. Long, B. Goodman, B. Herr, ROW 2: J. Tracy, E. Rosenstein, F. Pitt, A. Harris, B. Schuman, C. Gilbert, C. Donohue, L. Carlin, ROW 3: E. Friedman, R. Miller, W. Lustberg, C. Rosade, A. Block, E. Yemen, M. Markeit, C. Birn- baum. BLUE TEAM NOVELTY, L. to R., ROW 1: C. Munter, S. Bushman, ROW 2: J. Twergo, l. Landow, S. Sharpe, C. Borsher, E. Grossman, U. Kaselow, S. Haas, ROW 3: J. Lippman, P. Baldwin, C. Rosenberg, R. Glantz, T. Lempert, H. Feldstein, S. Donovan, L. Aug. 35 6 RED TEAM NOVELTY, L. fo R., ROW 'l: J. Pol- lack, N. Langsan, ROW 2: P. Gettler, R. Klein- haus, B. Kleinhaus, M. Levy, R. Sherling, J Palmer, L. Davis, F. Bernstein, ROW 3: L. Adelman, M. Schiff, C. Mathias, S. Schreiber, E. Kaminsky, C. Sussman, A. Malester, J. Wisch, R. Rosenblatt. 1 5 . ill. f -A BLUE TEAM NOVELTY, L. to R., ROW 'In B. Brenner, J. Johann- sen, ROW 2: H. Schiff, B. Gilman, E. Leiner, P. White, C. Erlich, D. Gellis, J. Reit, A. Schachtman, M. Smith. Seltzer, D. DelGuidice, J. Collins, ROW 3: J. Zwerin, A. Harber, C. Lipman, S. Hom-Anderson, M, 1 9 if blue 2l in meet BLUE TEAM TAP, L. to R., ROW T: E. Schroeder, L, Rothstein, ROW 2: V. Sager, J. Kaufman, D. Gilbert, E. Edelstein, N. Evans, P. Reilly, ROW 3: R. Morse, P. Glass, E, Frey, S. Goldberg, D. Anchel, B. Marks, J. Drezner. BLUE TEAM STUNTS AND , 6 4 5 Q TUMBLING, L. to R., Row it f' - e J. i' Qt ' ...X N, GrilTin, B. Lorber, J. fy , T e L ' , - 4' I Furna, B. Perrine, H. Herzog, ' J Q A , S ' ,X A I D-..,s-.QQ P. Moore, L, Ledlie, G. Fi- 'y , L F' '- fe r A scher: ROW 2: D. An ley, l. 'i 'l , L L , '- Tortorelli, J, Sobel, C? Fretz, if 7 6 v,, I 'V X .. 9 . EMA B I L I B, Eisner, J. Blattmachr, S. H A , ' 'I V h Timler, K, Vandergrilt, ROW ,I A' .' L I., ' ':, l l' L 'l4f.lE,-'LQ I 3: l. John, A. Levine, S. Alt- V Il A l el 3 ll ' U? A schuler, S. Fox, V. Carew, J. Q Q, I A 6' e- A fi, 4. Q , V Walton, A. Cooperstein, G. A ' 45 'T' I V ' ,T 1' 7 N ' ,yy Presno. I ' , , ' 'V ' 'I 5 5 , ff 'L ' f A. L. ...... 'N 1X A te- N i -.,1.,..'u usual BLUE TEAM NOVELTY, L. to R., ROW 1: Dance leader N. Kamen, Dance leader L. Watkins, ROW 2: D. Kiden, T. Chasworth, C. Greenberg, J. Klonsky, S. Antman, R. Hoffman, ROW 3: L. Sommer, E. Kent, L. Greenman, E. Cooperman, T. Friedman, D. Michael- son, A. KOH. BLUE TEAM MODERN DANCE, L. to R., ROW 'lz M. Berger, B. PerloH, ROW 2: F. Leitner, E, Roz- ran, I. Ostrov, J. Wright, I. Dorman, C. Cummings, B. Fischer, ROW 3: M. Radow, J. Wolfson, B. Poretz, E. Streisfeld, J. Engel, S. Goldman, S. Brown, P. Leibert. X 3 E5 , I ' lm. A,-.SSA ,fa 'Ts t,l. Q-g.' 7 Q rfq f' 'i'5ll.1lW i t l-ll L ll .l'..l'?lk Oil, l it liwil le ' Q .. : ., 'll iTL'7S.x Nl, A L ,l l E . r w: X' -if x kt if 5 . i Vvvy . : F , ll-L . . 'I ' 'N 'L l i. BLUE TEAM WANDS, L. to R., ROW 'l: L. Goettler, F. Steinberg, P. Chamberlain, Dance leader D. Weinberg, Dance leader N. Oelkers, L. Florentine, M. Lynch, ROW 2: B. Golkin, G. Schechner, L. Krakower, M. Seider, L. Gordon, J. Dolins, B. Carew, G. Leibert. fix!! , sf-,A underclassmen What has been a year of culmination for-the class of 1960 has merely been astep toward gadu- ation for the underclassmen. ln this year, however, they have gained experience will prove invalu- able in the hid1 school years that remain. Guided bytheiroliicersandthetraditionsofSouthSide,the underclassmen have shown that they ae well on their way toward establishing their mark. For the sophomores, the year has been one of discovery, for newooursesandnewsituationshavebeenpresented to them. The iuniors, on the other hand, have con- tinued the precedents which they set a yea' ago, and have prepared themselves for the role of upperclass- men next year. Bravely bearing the titles of little sophomore and large junior, the underclassmen showed evidence of a sense of fun, along with the qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, and integrity which are so necessary for the role they will event- ually play. UNI 1' rf, QQMJMM Wifi I l ilfjughfw 4 JUNIOR OFFICERS I. I R CoTrecsurer Th mes Sobel Co Treasurer Dar old Schwartz Secretary Narcy Kamen Vnce resldent Arl re on G ruchten P es de Lanny Walter stand audltornum before the Jurnor Class 3W3ItlI1g SEHIOI' YE3I' Members of an mbetvveen year the lunnors un der the gundance of tneur able class oftlcers have swovvn tnat ambutlon cooperation and wrllnngness to vvorlc are the best preparatuons for the sensor year The ft st dance of tne scnool year the rumor AMB with the gurls unvltung the boys was evidence ot the class undustrlous abulnty and the choosnng of rrngs marked the ,unto s new ldeas and good taste The lumor class added another endeavor to nts album of successes as cakes and cookues sold rapudly and p edu ed satlshed c mments from hungry South JUNIOR RING COMMIT L R Jud: u man Chairman Worrer' Roserfeld Ellen Rosen tem decrde o ass ewe ry rates before eavlrg tn a sroom J gg. Slders Dave suhed talents were displayed In the lun lor assembly The Class of l96l also distinguished ntselt on the atnletrc held and gave support to many actnvntles Junuors proved that hard work good rdeas class malor protect turned mto a hnancually suc cessful and memorable event Throughout the year vvntct tne relp ot tweur oftlcers these upperclassmen proved that they are fully prepared to become next year s sensors is ,I ' ' O , T7 - .. Y I ' ' I P ' V e' , r i nt A- in ' l I 0 Q 0 H- H - - . . . . . . , , ' , r - . r . . . . . Q I -' - ' ' A v - , , . ' r ' l , A ' and perseverance pay, tor the Junior Prom, the . . V1 I l' A I I- 1 I I I I , I I ' , , . .. . , . , . . , Q I v ' ' , TEE, , To : ' Ka f- 'V s ' - ' rt Cl ' I l l ' 'e cl s . 154 expanding academic skills 'll-2, L, to R,, ROW 1: D, Michuelson, A. Moles Ter, S. Shorter, V. Mulligan, M. Morzcn, W. Lust berg, ROW 2: D. Lornonico, R. Arelr, M. Kosky, E Marks, C. Ehrlich, E. Morris, ROW 3: R. Modorslcy R. LiroH, P. Luckrror, Z Kwszkc, B. Koondel. ll-3, L. fo R., ROW lz l. Johns, M. Jaeger, N. Eisler C I L. rri D. Eflcxi, G Klum'-, N Kizrv'-P. ROW 2: J Eoscn, R Crt rv mm l. Scrwv' W P C Sun n rv J. Glaser, S, Albert, R. Klcinlmus, E. Komlnslny, B Klein 1 MCB: Rmb mn ROW 4 V ROW 3: J Gluclrsrrwm, R Fri-tz, K Grrilsor, VV. Goldrr fir rv Klon l L. Glcifs, N l-lcx'11l3mry-', S. Golulmevq, J Gcltlvvif, J Jcll Ondozo Gull as w A rn e-epiv, D l5:1cr3Fl,J Kmflwrir ROW 4: D Alva-rs, P Glmmrmr , r mn f L Gu ser. 5 o ROW J D Ofform r S Nurpry R W who!! D MCNU R Mo Lr vv H e In E Mr' o n Nodler D Mlchoelson J Pol rr rf E me F Bo gr A Ros J Pom N or fv HF cc E Cooperrnorv V F Berkow C Schwcmz Cc w ROW D Ange G Bray how B Bosiwck R Orlcnberg G Ordwoy D crew Jmrc Co T Mdvohor ROW 3 S Ar? L Dsvxs developing broader Interests H-Q41 wicked. ANJA, Ov-2 ,www if in Owl' ,LAN ALC 1 ROW1 N VonDevsen P White er L We n derjrfr D of lorror x Ffrfow K c cafe S Neuurc r R w war r B V' 13 ROW 3 C Vo Ro err cr F ec M c C Rc odc nc V 3 W 4 SCL C vw D cz d roe L L n ROW 5 6 RW3BQ Tpmler C Stegemcnn Swv 1 my vN W 4 E T mz OW 5 'N C participating In school actlvltles o RO h Fox J Trccy N1 A H 0 Fm mum Mc S Rob ms :sc f ew sv. r Q from F e fro on n r ROW 3 :Q CC 'r Tfw C GJ Y U W 4 D KJACU Q R Do fmnn VV O rwrm R Gws Cropusf rx Lf RW5N Orr i 'fi 1 A .4 K JR. PROM1C. Wallingford and J. Tracy enioy a dance. Scenes depicting tlwe Sautn Pacific and tne Orient pro- vided tee motif for the one lwundred and ten couples who attended tee Junior Prom, Bali Hai. Witn the music of the Victors and tne songs of the Blce Notes from Colum- bia Urfverslty, the nigbt vvas transformed into an excur- sion of pleasure, Under tee direction of Ricna'd Gross- man and Karen Wald, vvitn iV'ss iVcAvvard and Mr. Geise as facufty advisors, tlwe class at l96l worked industriausly prior to the prom in order to decorate tlwe gymnasium and make tne evening deligbttul for all vvlwo attended, After the dance, many of tre couples went to the Golden Slipper in Glen Cove. Dining, dancing, and being entertained at a nigiwtclub, a new experience for some, gave an added bigbliglit to tne festivities. Breakfast parties that lasted vvell into tbe morning followed the nightclub. An exciting and memorable evening was rad by all Wlwo were present, mysterious bali hai A PROM CHAIRMAN AND DATES, L. 10 R.: Clwairn-an R. Grossman, J Sobel, chairman K. Wald, S. Fox, JR. PROM: L. to R.: Vv'. Golder, J. Rostron, G. Sclrult, A. Van Geric ten, C. Wallingford, J. Tracy, I 'B s , . 'fo- 1 t if ' . 1 C' 5 GX 1 iff ,L Q, A P X 159 'I' l N Q, 5 llllllllili' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L To R Vlce president M Gillespie Secretary V Maurer Treasurer B Mathias Presudenf J Lewis pause before an executlve meeting becoming part of school commumt Lolcrng aT The p:cTure ol The TuTure SouTh Sade sensor rs hearTenlng Tor The Sophomore Class en Te ed rnTo s nool lrfe wTn bound ng emhusuasm The sophorr res eage ly followed The SouTh Sade Trad: Trons buT They also seT a prececlenT by lnsTallnng new vngor rn our STudenT body Quuckly elechng capable cass ofllces To lead Tem sophomores orngunaTed su n g od Ideas as spa rng Tre collechon of sensor s r ou le re yeas of hugh s hool a organrzrng Thelr TTrsT socual success The Memory Lane Dance Sophomores face a dufTlculT problem rn adrushng To a new rouhne and meehng The sTandards ThaT SouTh Snde demands Our Sophomore Class faced and conquered Ther challenges wnh ease ln The TuTure years The l962 graduahng class wall radnaTe an sharp rellef The school spurn The deTer rnrnahon and The cornaglous good humor of The Sophomore Class 160 Sophomore Davud Rosenfeld speaks ouT 'IO-'I - I0-2. I.. to R., - ROW 1: W. Bell, I. Silverman, J. Moss, don: ROW 4: L, Becker, M. Mezs, V. Misfretta, R. Plouf, J A. Steinman, L. Rutstein, M. Di Napoli, D. Poretz, C. Franco, C. Sorge, A. Mehr, R. Leffel, M. Hyman, D, Harris, H, Frank Del Giudlce, S. Sandel, J. Auslcrder, C. Kroeger, ROW 2: N. ROW 5: A. Schalistoclc, J. Dickey, P. Furno, M. Fronson, J Guttmar, J. Hartman, H. Cchm, J. Shagam, P. Kargoll, T. Frarkenthaler, l. Friedenberg, A. Boas, R. Feder, I. Bleiweiss Gluckman, R. Gacldis, J Bendowslci, H. Brindley, J. Delbero, J. ROW 6: G. King, A. Edwards, A. Fillin, D, Ellowis, A. Frisch, l Rostron, ROW 3: J Lgwis, B. Uhlzrger, J. Calabrese, M. Lipson, Freidenberg, C. Fell, V. Maurer, D. Fischer, L. Entin, S. Melia. sparking school spirit 10-3, 10-4. l. to R., - ROW T: S. Di Sornma, H. Wiengarten, S. L. Rcwen, S. Miller, F. Dargon, J, Makepeace, A. Mullady, C. Fuchs, S. Specter, H. Shapiro, S. Arnold, R. Segal, N. Brown, K. Woods, 'ROW 4: S. Striclcler, J. Wisch, T, Lewis, L. Less, A. Green, W. Siegel: ROW 2: S. May, J. Protita, F. Lawen, C. Weber, S. Weinreich, S. Weissman, A, Wallach, J. Tracy, Levin, I. Poppel, H. Kresky, P. Bhrnberg, D. Cherners, M. Silver, ROW 5: R. Wright, L. Zankel, N. Miller, S. Meyers, P. Uhl, R. M. Cerulli, ROW 3: V. Maurer, M. Marfart, R. Walsh, L. Warran, Waldman, E. Weirwman. 'IO-5 - 10-6, L. Yo R., ROW 1: V. Gerken, A. Greenberg, A. . 4 . f , . 4 , 'I 4, L. , 1 A, y x fl l I 'A J' Rf , ,WM bv xv ,X 4 Q M dw, Z, Bxoww, R Defulco, A fosfc-Juno, A, Berger, VN BJUCR Gendriou, N. Hooks, L. Ho Lowoy, S Weqif, J Oreo, L. Gold K DIYZWVV 5- BUVLLV-if My CUPJUW L- AJTSCLWJQV B 51-1 'f sfe-in, E. Gofdimin, E. GilJm, M K-rt M' SJJESLN4-, L Gcfdoc-r, ROW 41 F- CJOVJKQV J- 3JC3 Rf K Cifwy. H 53JZe'5'f 2 55JJL ' J F. Gnfbwg, Row 2. J Fomy'-, rf if ma C cpm- J Swv-fa N' Bmw S Mme 1 CMA 5 Eff'-W RCW 5 Grobmon, R. Fwsdfw, T, Goldbcg, M Gxocivvsw, V P 5O 1L3C V D- D'f f 5 Ed5J53 ' E 55439 5- E' D. Gobrirvi, R Freedmorf, R. Frzes, S F--'wot ROW 3: VJ. 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