Southampton High School - Sea Spray Yearbook (Southampton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

V 1968 SEA SPRA Y Foreword As our high school years draw to a close the class of 1968 will go out into an adult world where we will meet new challenges and make new friends. Yet, as we venture into this new world, we do not wish to forget the work, the fun. the friendships we shared with our high school friends. We, the Sea Spray staff of 1968, present the I96S SEA SERA Y in the hope that it will serve to preserve these memories. Contents Foreword 2 Dedications 4-5 Administration and Faculty 6-17 Seniors 18-49 Classes 50-59 Athletics 60-75 Activities 76-87 Advertisements 88-128 Dedication On July 31, Mr. J. Wilbert Jones will retire after twenty years of service to the Southampton school system and community. He will be sincerely missed by all who know him. Mr. Jones current position as Superintendent of Schools is but one of the many prominent offices he nas held in the community. He is a past President of the Ro- tary Club, East End Athletic Association, Suffolk County Athletic Association, East End Principals’ Association, and Suffolk County School Executives Associa- tion. He has also served on the State Athletic Association, the Board of Directors of the Southampton Golf Club, the Suffolk County Interdepartmental Social Wel- fare Advisory Committee, and has chairmaned the local Salvation Army Unit. Mr. Jones obtained his B.A. in mathematics, science, and education at St. Law- rence. He received his master’s degree in educational administration and supervi- sion at Syracuse University. In the years to come, we will remember him as a warm friend, a valuable advis- er, and a sincere and dedicated servant of the community. We the Class of 1968, wish him continuing success and happiness as we respectfully dedicate to him this, our 1968 Sea Spray. 4 When the school year opens in September next year, a well known member of the school system will be missing. Mr. Harold Philp is retiring after 22 years of service in the South- ampton Schools. Mr. Philp, who came to Southampton from St. Andrews. Scotland in 1930, is planning to return to Scot- land with his wife for a visit this summer. He has no definite plans after the trip, but is considering several job offers. We will miss his friendly grin and cheerful whistle throughout the year. A grateful thank you to him from the class of 1968. Harold Philp At the close of the school year, Miss Doris Weber, will also leave the Southampton School System. She has served it long and well as an English teacher in grades 9, 11, and 12. Miss Weber served as yearbook adviser for twelve years and advis- er to the receptionists for the past three years. Miss Weber re- ceived her B.S. from the State University at Albany and her M.A. from the Bread Loaf School of English of Middlebury College. She plans to travel after retiring. A grateful thank you to her from the class of 1968. Doris Weber Miss Edna Wood will also retire at the end of the school year. Miss Wood, a native of Southampton, has been the School District Clerk and Business Manager. She is a gradu- ate of Rider College. Miss Wood has no set plans for the im- mediate future. Best wishes to her from the class of 1968. 5 Edna Wood To the Students of S.H.S. Twenty years ago today, I signed my first contract as Superintendent of the Public Schools of South- ampton and will this coming week submit my resig- nation to become effective July 31, 1968, in order that I may begin my retirement at that time. These years have been happy ones for me because during them I’ve had the pleasure of dealing with real fine young people, a sample of which is gradu- ating this year. To each of you, the ones gone by and those here now who someday will be graduates of this school, I extend my best wishes for all possible success and say thank you for having had the privi- lege of serving as your Superintendent of Schools and knowing you. Sincerely, J. Wilbert Jones Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent L A U R I E M P A T T E R S O N Dear Members of the Class of 1968 Many will consider you educated now that you have accumulated a vast storehouse of information. You have studied literature, mathema- tics. history, science, and a variety of other subjects that round out your knowledge of man and his environment. You are literate, but is literacy the major purpose to which your edu- cation has been directed? No, I believe it has been concerned with a more subtle and less obvious goal; one which can help you to develop a sound purpose in life within the framework of your personal code of honor. This is the foundation, the Gibralter on which all your opinions and actions will be anchored in a fast moving and changing world. The honorable man is incorruptible. His judgment is sought, and peo- ple put their trust in his hands. The honorable man can at all times trust himself above all others. He will look at both sides of an issue. He will alter his decisions when new facts are presented. He cannot be swayed by emotion, tears or money; neither will he avoid facing the issues of the day forthrightly and with clear conscience. You, the individual, have more responsibility and face more decision- making than civilized men have had to undergo in times gone by. You are that individual of today and also of tomorrow'. May you, the members of the Class of 1968. find the rock of honor and trust and go forth to better the material and spiritual lot of mankind. Best wishes and good luck to each of you. Sincerely Miss Edna K. Wood, Clerk, Mrs. Millicent King. Everett King. Dr. Hugh Halsey. James Burnett. President. J. Wilbert Jones. Superintendent, Floryan Stachecki. Hildreth Rogers, James Neighbours. 10 11 Marion Jennings Home Economics Herbert Kaiser Industrial Arts 12 Coleman Perkins Commercial Charles Peter Language Ronald Peterson Science Christopher Wilson Guidance 13 Mr. Sherwood Science Mr. Thompson Social Studies Mr. Topping Language Miss Weber English 14 D. Zaleski E. Aery E. Clement M. Lewis F. Griggs, F. Magee, L. Halsey, A. Zalewski. VIRGINIA BAXTER Happiness is the greatest gift of life. RONALD BAXTER Whoever is popular deserves attention. BARBARA ANDREWS Silently, she accomplishes much. PETER BAAB My leisure can be interrupted only by that which I must do. 18 DONALD BLRKOSKI He answers the call of the wild TIMOTHY BISHOP Life is never dull when there is something to he said. LYNNE BRAMOFF She finds joy everywhere and leaves it be- hind when she goes. ROBERT BENNETT The world is filled with things to enjoy. KATHRYN BURKE So full of mischief life, and glee. 19 MARIANNE CERVENY Neatness, ami simplicity create a radiant personality. GEORGE CISLER A mighty charge on the voltmeter of life. DAVID CROCKETT Seeing and not believing is the prime virtue of a thinker. ANNE EMERSON Carefree, fashionable, and nonchalant. WILLIAM CULVER Life is not so short, but that there is always time enough for courtesy. ARTHUR DAVIS He's got rhythm in his soul. VERONICA DOBIES As gay as April, as sweet as May. 21 THOMAS CURTIS Such joy, ambition finds. WILLIAM DIEFENBACH By the work we know the workman. JOHN EMERSON Every action a jest; every word a joke. EILEEN GAFFGA She chases the gloom and seeks the light. RANDALL FEINBERG Find his car and he can't he far. MICHAEL FIIGON Helpfulness and a ready smile form a pleas- ant outlook. PATRICIA GADOMSKI Gratitude is the fairest flower which springs from the soul. 22 RICHARD FERNANDEZ Life offers many paths; let us choose wisely. STUART FOSTER A man devoted to his pleasure. VINCENT GIACOIA A cheerful heart, and a quick smile will take one far in life. PRISCILLA GODBEE Who doth no evil, is apt to suspect none. ALLIOUS GEE A friend to everyone, everyone's friend. ROBERT GOLESKI His work is warrant for his welcome. CAMILLA GREENE In her tongue is the law of kindness. ROBERT GRZYBOWSKI He lakes his fun where he finds it. CAROL GRIFFIN Cheerfulness and enthusiasm seldom fail. 23 PATRICIA GUZEWICZ The secret of success is consistency to purpose. JOANNE HALSEY Her dreams wander over California. CHRISTINE GULDI Care and diligence bring tuck. DIANE HALSEY Wonderful is the spirit of cheer. PAUL HALSEY A man who loves to laugh must do well. RONALD GRZYBOWSKI The more understanding, the fewer words. WARREN HALSEY A world of cars is a life of happiness. PATRICIA HURLEY A twinkle of gaiety brightens the future. PATRICIA KOCISZEWSKI Manner not gold is a woman s best adornment. 25 CAROL LEVANDOSKI There are many ways to speak. GEORGE LYNCH Good humor and good sportsmanship are life's greatest blessing. JOSEPH MAGER He neither hurries nor worries. EVELYN MADDALONI Warm smiles and contagious laughter light the world. LENA LANDELL A smile on her face, a bit of flirtation in her eyes. STEVEN MAGGRETT A man's mind is his kingdom. PAUL LEVANDOSKI Follow the path of least resistance. JEFFREY MARSHALL He'll Iravel along with a friend and a song. LAWRENCE McDOWELL The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. LEE MALONE A true sportsman and a good sport. TERRY MARTIN In her tongue is the law of kindness. BRUCE McGOWIN Youth comes hut once in a lifetime. BETTY MARCINCUK Without love and laughter there is no joy. STEPHEN McMAHON Many a true word is spoken in jest. LINDA MILLER Speech is silver, silence is gold. ROBERT MOFFITT If am quiet and serious, everyone thinks it's a new comedy. JAMES McNAMARA Happy I tun; from care I tun free. ROBERT NARDY A man, he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. JOANNE NORSIC The time has come to talk of many things. JAMES NEIGHBOURS To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. ANNA NICOLETTI Silence is more eloquent than words. 28 JOHN OBERT For man is man and master of his fate. BRUCE POIRIER Quiet but not lacking in spirit. THOMAS OLDAKOWSKI His patience and perseverance surmount ev- ery difficulty. REMSEN OSTRANDER What men dare: I dare. THOMAS PARRY With him there is always lime for courtesy. 29 LOIS OLIVER Her manner is soft and silent. LINDA PALMER Conversation and friendliness go hand in hand. LEON ROSKO What's the use of worrying? It never was worth while. ROBERT ROSSETTI His home is the out of doors. ALFONSO SANABRIA A lad from Costa Rica who won our hearts. JAMES ROMANOSKY A man of action in the realm of sports. PAUL ROSKO What sunshine is to cheer, smiles are to humanity. 30 ROBERTA SEAMAN Always ready with a helping hand ROBERT SHEPARD He neither hurries nor worries. EDMUND STAUDENMAIER A friend is worth all the hazards he can run. HAROLD STEUDTE Spirited is he who makes others happy. ELIZABETH STEPHENS To look up, not down; to look forward, never back. JOHN STEWART Art is the expression of one's innerself MARIANNE STEVENS A true friend is a friend forever. 32 PAUL SZYMANSKI Man is never at a loss with words. FRANCINE TORCHIO Easy to know and easy to like. THEODORE TURESKI Quiet until you know him. CHERYL TERRY Quietly she goes on her way. m EIJA TIILIKAINEN Sincerity and charm go hand in hand 33 JOHN TAVI His time forever; everywhere his place. NORMAN TERRY His ways are ways of ease. BARBARA TURESKI Friendly and easygoing, she merits an ahun - danee of friends. SHIRLY WHITE The silent countenance often speaks. ELAINE WARD Life is a game of carefree frolic. RICHARD WEINHARDT In hunting or golf he always gets his birdie. JANE WHITE Fun is the occupation of the lively. 34 CONSTANCE WEBB The sun rises with her smile. DOROTHY WHIDBEE Enthusiasm and a smile are shared with all. ROY WINES Good nature, good looks, good style. ETHEL WOODBY The sound of her laughter makes each dav brighter. DOROTHY WRIGHT Her time is forever; everywhere her place. 35 MICHELLE ZALOGA A sparkling mixture of gaiety. WILLIAM ZAVESTOSKI True eloquence consists of saying all that is necessary. Senior Officers And Advisors sitting—Pat Guzewicz, Vice President. Kathy Zalewski, Treasurer, Mr. Masters, Advisor, Alfonso Sanabria. Honorary Vice President. Kathy Lally, Secretary, Remscn Ostrander, President, standing— Mrs. Jennings, Advisor. tt' ' • o | PUB ipi | NBA No. I draft choice. 37 CHRISTOPHER AERY—“Kip”: Service Corps 1, 2. 3: Foot- ball I, 2, 3. 4: Wrestling 1; Gymnastics 2, 3. 4. Men’s Captain 3. SANDRA ALIPPO—“Sandy”: Band 1, 2; Chorus 2; Library Club. BARBARA ANDREWS: Pep Club 4: Receptionists 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 2. 3. 4: Sea Spray Staff 4: Scholar Corps 3. BONNIE ANDREWS: Pep Club 4: Receptionist 4: Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3, 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Scholar Corps 3. PETER BAAB—“Pete”: Student Council alternate 1: Band 1; Latin Club 3. 4; Sandune Staff 3, 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Golf 2; Tennis 2, 3; Sophomore Play; Senior Play. VIRGINIA BAXTER: Chorus 3; Pep Club 3, 4. DONALD BERKOSKI-“Don”: Wrestling 1; Baseball 1. 2. MARIANNE BEYEI: Bowling Club 3; Softball. TIMOTHY BISHOP “Dirt”: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice- President 3; Treasurer 2; Service Corps 3: Sandune Staff 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Scholar Corps 3. LYNNE BRAMOFF: Receptionist 4. EDWIN BURNETT—“Paydirt”: Band 1; French Club 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1, 3; Football 4; Tennis I, 2. MARIANNE CERVENY: Receptionist 3; Bowling Club 3. GEORGE CISLER: Library Club 1, 2, 3. 4. President 4; Scuba Club President 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Business Manager 2, 3; Tapeing Manager 3, 4. ERNEST COWELL: Pep Club I, 3; Service Corps 2. DAVID CROCKETT—“Davy”: Track I, 2. 3, 4. WILLIAM CULVER—“Bill”: Sea Spray Staff 4; Golf 3, 4; Sophomore Play. THOMAS CURTIS—‘Tom”: Student Council 1, 2; Band 1; Latin Club 3, 4; World Affairs Club 4; Honor Society 4; Prism Staff 2, 3, 4; Sandune Staff 2. 3. 4, Circulation Ed. 2; Sea Spray Staff 4. Editor in Chief; Tennis 1. 2, 4; Honor Seminar 2, 3. 4; Discussion Club Vice President 3; Quiz Panel 1, 3; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; Scholar Corps 3; Senior Play. ARTHUR DAVIS-”Artie”: Band 1; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1. PAUL DIEFENBACH-“Diefy”: French Club 2, 3. 4. Vice- President 4; World Affairs Club 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Prism Staff Travel Editor 4; Sandune Staff 2, 3, 4. Features Editor 3, Managing Editor 4; Tennis 2, 4; Honor Seminar 3, 4; Discus- sion Club 3; Scholar Corps 3. VERONICA DOBIES—“Ronnie”: Student Council Alternate 3; Pep Club 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 3, 4; Sandune Staff 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Archery 4; Red Cross Representative 3, 4; Schol- ar Corps 3. JOHN EMERSONEel”: Wrestling 2. 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Baseball 2. 3, 4. RICHARD FERN AN DEZ-“Rick”: World Affairs Club 4; DONALD CHAULK—“Don”: Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 4. MARY COLLUM-“Mar”: Student Council 2; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 3. 4; Library Club 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Basketball 2. Prism Staff 2; Sandune Staff 2, 3. 4. News Editor 2. Managing Editor 3; Sea Spray Staff 4; Golf 1, 2; Track 3. 4; Honor Seminar 3, 4; Discussion Club 3; Scholar Corps 3; Sophomore Play; Se- nior Play. 38 PATRICIA GADOMSKI “Gadom”: Student Council 3, alternate 1.2: Pep Club 3; Sandune Staff 3. 4; Sea Spray Staff 4: Cheerleader 1,2, 3. 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Women’s Captain 2. 3. 4; Hockey 1. 2. 3; Volleyball I. 2. 4; Softball 1, 2, 4; Red Cross Representative I. 2; Archery 3, 4. ALLIOUS GEE-“Jinx”: Student Council 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3, President 3. VINCENT GIACOIA “Vanny”: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Presi- dent 4; Sandune Staff 4; Scuba Club 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. PRISCILLA GODBEE “Pris”: Bowling Club 3; Sandune Staff 3; Tennis 4. ROBERT GOLESKI-“Bob”: Gymnastics 3, 4; Golf 4 CAMILLA GREENE: Sigma Gamma Chi 2. 3: Bowling Club 3; Scholar Corps 3. ROBERT GRZYBOWSKI—“G”: Service Corps 2. 3; Track 2. RONALD GRZYBOWSKI “Ronnie”: Library Club 2. 3. 4; Track 4. CHRISTINE GULDI-“Chris”: Chorus 4: Pep Club 3. 4; Lib- rary Club 2, 3, 4: Receptionist 4: Prism Staff I. 2; Sandune Staff 3. PATRICIA GUZEWICZ—“Guz”: Class Secretary 1; Vice-Pres- ident 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 4: Sandune Staff 3; Sea Spray Staff 4; Cheerleader 2, 4: GAA Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Hockey 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Softball 1, 2. 3, 4; Archery 2, 3, 4: Lion’s Girl for September 4; GAA High Point Winner 2, 3. DIANE HALSEY—“Putter”: Class Treasurer 2; Student Coun- cil 1, 2; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Re- ceptionist 4: Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3. 4. President 4: Prom At- tendent I: Scholar Corps 3. JOANNE HALSEY-“Jo”: Student Council 2, 3; Band I. 2; French Club 3; Receptionist 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3. 4: San- dune Staff 2, 3, 4: Prom Attendent 3: Scholar Corps 3. PAUL HALSEY—“Gnat”: Class Vice-President 2, 3; Student Council Alternate 1, 2; Service Corps 2; Football 4: Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 4. Co-Capt. 4: Gymnastics 2, 3; Track 1. 2. WARREN HALSEY: Wrestling I, 2. BARBARA HIGGINS—“Wiggie”: Student Council 3: Chorus 2. 4: Sigma Gamma Chi 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Archery 4. RICHARD KAMPF “Richie”: Service Crps 2: Football 3. 4; Wrestling I, 3. 4: Gymnastics 2. ARTHUR KUPIDLOSKI— Kuby”: Class President 2. 3: Stu- dent Council I, 2, 3; Latin Club 3; Honor Society 4; Scholar Corps 3; Class Speaker I. 3. KATHLEEN LALLY—“Kathy”: Class Secretary 4; Pep Club 3; Sandune Staff 3; Sea Spray Staff 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 2, 3: GAA Representative 1: Hockey I, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Archery 4; Scholar Corps 3. LENA LANDELL: Student Council 1; Sigma Gamma Chi 2. 3. 4: Prism Staff 4; Cheerleader 2, 4; Volleyball 2, 3. 4; Softball I. 3, 4; Archery 4; Scholar Corps 3. CAROL LEVANDOSKI—“Ca-Ca”: Band 1. 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3, 4; Hockey I; Volleyball 1, 4; Scholar Corps 3. 39 PAUL LEVAN DOSKI-“LeveI”: GEORGE LYNCH -“Nite-Train”: Class Vice-President 1; Stu- dent Council I, 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Service Corps 3; Football 2. 3. 4, Co-Capt. 4. All League Guard, Suffolk Sun All County Guard, Daily News All Star First Team; Wrestling 1, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2; Track 1, 2. 4; Scholar Corps 3; Honor Seminar 2. BETTY MARCINCUK-“Bertha”: Band 1. 2; Chorus I. 2. 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 3; Bowling Club 3, President 3; Sandune Staff 4; Hockey 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1: Vol- leyball 1, 2. 3: Softball 1. 2. 3: Scholar Corps 3. TERRY MARTIN: Band 1. 2. 3; Receptionist 4; Sigma Gam- ma Chi 3. 4; Sea Spray Staff 4. JAMES McNAMARA—“Badlands”: Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE McDOWELL-“Larry”: Service Corps 4; Wres- tling 2. BAYNARD McGHEE-“Chucky“: Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 3. 4: Football 4; Cross Country 1; Tennis 3, 4; Baseball I; Scholar Corps 3. BRUCE McGOWIN “Fat Albert”: Sandune Staff 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling I, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. H STEPHEN McMAH0N—‘‘01d Wierd Harold”: Student Coun- cil I. 4. Vice-president 4; Football 2. 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, All League End. All County End. Daily News All Star First Team; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Scholar Corps 3. LINDA MILLER:: Band 1. ROBERT NARDY -“Nardy”: Student Council 4, President 4; Latin Club 4; Sandune Staff 1; Sea Spray Staff 4; Gymnastics 3. 4; Cross Country 3; Discussion Club 3, 4; AFS Foreign Ex- change Student; Scholar Crops 3. JAMES NEIGHBOURS-“Jim”: Band 1; World Affairs Club 4; Honor Society 4; Sandune Staff 3: Sea Spray Staff 4; Tennis 2, 3. 4; Discussion Club 3; Honor Seminar 2, 3. 4; Phi Beta Kappa Award 4; Paragon Oil Award 4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4. ANNA NICOLETTI: Bowling Club 4; Sandune Staff 4; Vol- leyball 4. JOANNE NORSIC—“Jodie”: Pep Club 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 2. 3, 4; Bowling Club 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Scholar Corps 3. THOMAS OLDAKOWSKI—“Oldie”: Library Club 1. 2; Ser- vice Corps 2; Football 4; Scholar Corps 3. LOIS OLIVER: Library Club 3; Sandune Staff 3. REMSEN OSTRANDER-“Rem”: Class President 1. 4; Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 3 4; Honor Society 4; Service Corps 3, 4; Football 3. 4; Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4. LINDA PALMER: Majorettes 3; Library Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4. ALAN POLSKY: Student Council 1, 2, 4; World Affairs Club 3, 4: Honor Society 4. President 4; Prism Staff 1. 4, Associate Editor I; Sandune Staff I. 2. 3, 4. Managing Editor 2, Editor in Chief 3, 4; National Merit Scholar 4; U.N. Pilgram 2; Honor Seminar 2, 3, 4: Quiz Panel 1, 2, 3; Discussion Club 3; Scholar Corps 3; Honor Society English Award 3. 40 PAUL ROGERS: Band I; Lalin Club 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Football 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Play; Scholar Corps 3; Honor Seminar 4. ALFONSO SANABRIA-“Alfie”: Honorary Class Vice-Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4, Honorary Vice-President 4; Honor Society 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Tennis 4; Honor Seminar 4. BARBARA SCERBO-“Serb”: Pep Club 3; Library Club 1. 2; Receptionist 3; Sigma Gamm Chi 2, 3, 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Hockey I; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Soft- ball 3; Scholar Corps 3. ANTOINETTE SCIACCA—“Annette”: Receptionist 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 2. 3, 4; Bowling Club 3, 4. ROBERTA SEAMAN: Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 3, 4. DENISE SMITH—“Poco“: Majorettes 3; Pep Club 3, 4; French Club 4; Receptionist 3. 4; Cheeeleader 4; Hockey 3; Volleyball 3. PATRICIA SPELLMON—“Pat”: Pep Club 2, 3; Basketball 1; Softball I, 2. CHARLES STAC HECK I—“Chuck”: Service Corps 2, 3; Wres- tling 2; Cross Country 2, 4; Track I, 2, 3. 4; Sophomore Play. ELIZABETH STEPHENS—“Lisa”: Sea Spray Staff 4; Gym- nastics 2. 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Volleyball I, 2. 3, 4; Honor Seminar I. MARIANNE STEVENS: Chorus 1, 2; Receptionist 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 2. 3, 4; Sandune Staff 4; Scholar Corps 3; Prom Attendent 1. 3: Red Cross Representative 2. NORMAN TERRY: Football 2, 3; Wrestling 1. 3; Gymnastics 2; Track 1, 2, 3. EIJA TIILIKAINEN: Sea Spray Staff 4. CONSTANCE WEBB—“Connie”: Class Secretary 3; Student Council 3; Band 1, 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 4; Sandune Staff 3; Sea Spray Staff 4; GAA Representative 2. 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Softball 2. SHIRLEY WHITE: Library Club 3. 4. SANDRA WORRELL “Sandy”: Band 1, 2; French Club 4; Latin Club 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 4; Bow'ling Club 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Basketball 1: Sophomore Play; Se- nior Play; Honor Seminar 2, 3; Hampton Band Festival 1; DAR Good Citizenship Award. DOROTHY WRIGHT—“Dor”: Band I; Pep Club 3; Sandune Staff 3; Sea Spray Staff Layout Editor 4; Hockey I. 2; Volley- ball 4; Softball 1, 2. 4: Tennis 1, 2, 4; Lions Girl for Novem- ber; Scholar Corps 3; Discussion Club 3; Honor Seminar 3; Hampton Band Festival 1; Sophomore Play: Senior Play. ROBERT YASTRZEMSKI—“Zack”: Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4. Co- Capt. 4; Cross Country 3. 4. KATHLEEN ZALEWSKI-“Kath“: Class Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 4; Honor Society 4, Secretary 4; Sea Spray Staff 4; Honor Seminar 3. 4; Sophomore Play; Senior Play. WILLIAM ZAVESTOSKI—“Zava”: Student Council 1, 2. 3; Band 1; Latin Club 3, 4; Sandune Staff 3. 4. Sports Editor 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2. 41 1968 Senior Most Versatile Pal Guzewicz. Remsen Ostrander Nicest Smile Mary Collum. Alfonso Sanabria Class Wits Elaine Ward, Sieve McMahon Quietest Eija Tiilikainen, Bill Zavestoski Nicest Personality 42 Marianne Stevens. Kip Aery Most Individualistic Ethel Woodby, Leon Rosko Class Flirt Pat Gadomski, Steve McMahon Best Dressed Mary Collum, Bruce McGowin Lena Landell. Alfonso Sanabria Class Athletes 43 Class Artists Betty Marcincuk, John Stewart Most Courteous Veronica Dobies, Roy Wines Most Talkative Joanne Halsey, Bob Moffitt Most Likely To Succeed Dorothy Wright, Alan Polsky 44 Best Looking Pat Guzewicz, Rich Kampf Best Skater? Best Dancers Denise Smith. Artie Davis 45 I left the United States with the knowledge that a rich and rewarding experience awaited me in Brazil. I realized that the next few months would present me with a new outlook and increased understanding of the world and its people. Upon arriving in my host-city, Recife, located on the northeastern coast of South America, I was greeted by the friendly faces of my new “family”—my Brazilian parents and six brothers and sisters. My oldest broth- er Artur, who was the only member of my family who spoke English, helped greatly in my adjustment to the new environment. In a matter of weeks however, I was conversing with family and friends in Portuguese, the native language of Brazil. During July, my Brasilian brothers and sisters were dismissed from school for the winter vacation. We of- ten went swimming in the nearby ocean or at one of the several social clubs. Unlike tne United States, the entire Brasilian social life revolves around numerous social clubs which organize athletic teams and arrange dinners and dances for their members. Winter vacation ended in August and I then had the opportunity to compare the Brasilian and American school systems. Most of the schools in Brazil are pri- vately controlled by the Roman Catholic Church since 95% of the population is Catholic. Thus, many people who cannot afford the tuition costs are unable to pro- vide their children with an education. Ironically, Bra- zil’s universities are free, government controlled insti- tutions whose only requirement for entrance is passing the difficult entrance examinations. I attended classes with my brother Artur from 7:30 A. M. until 12 P. M. He was studying chemistry and physics, English, Portuguese, trigonometry, world history, and physical education. Students are taught in a relaxed atmo- sphere where smoking and gum chewing were permit- ted. Strict discipline was not needed since the students were intent upon learning, realizing that what they ac- complished here would cfetermine whether they would continue their education at a university and guarantee for themselves a successful future. After school my brother and I ate lunch at home and then took a short nap. Artur did his homework in the afternoon and we would often go to a movie or party at night. While in Brazil, I had occasions to travel with other AFS’ers staying in cities nearby Recife. One such trip was a bus ride 200 miles northward to Natal where we took a part in an AFS weekend of sightseeing and cel- ebrating. Before returning to the Umted States all the summer exchange students regrouped in Rio de Janei- ro for three days. Here we visited a university where we discussed with several Brasilian students, the Unit- ed State’s involvement in Viet Nam and the civil rights issue. We also had a chance to swim at the fa- mous Copacabana and Ipanema beaches. I feel that my experiences in Brazil have increased my understanding of other peoples and their ideas and left me with a more mature outlook on life in general. I wish that all students could have the same experience. Nardy and his Brazilian mother visit the beach. This is my Brazilian cousin. Bob's home in Recife. 47 Costa Rica Sends He demonstrates his custom designing technique. It is difficult for me to express here all the marvelous impressions I have of Southampton and especially of her people. Everything has been like a dream since the be- ginning of the whole experience, almost two years ago, when I applied to A.F.S. for my scholarship. As I said, the people are particularly nice here, the families, the kids, the teachers who have always helped me, the Glan- zes, who are the basic reason for my happiness here. They not only opened their house to me, but also their family life, their home, which is wonderful and has made my year unforgettable. This confidence, they have given to me is the reason I have never felt as if I were in a foreign house. So, with a great family and such great people all experiences arc greater than they could ever possibly be. Everything was good, since the first attempt in surfing —which made me drink a lot of water—until the cold winter which brought with it the “coolest” things I ever had: snowfights and ice skating—Oh!! I almost forgot sleigh riding, especially when I ended up in the brier patch full of thorns and I scratched my face and the worst, when Mr. Spooner asked me who did it, a blonde or a brunette!! How could somebody forget Sip ’n Soda after school, especially after one of Mr. Thompson’s typical tests, or the bottle drive. How could somebody forget it? Each detail and little incident contributed to make this the most exciting year of my life. The program in which I am participating involves a great ideal: Understanding and friendship between Americans and people from all over the world. Yes, understanding and friendship, because most of the wars have been due to misinterpretation and lack of com- munication between the different peoples of the world. This is just what I am trying to do here, understand and live with Southamptoners. 48 Alfonso talks things over with the Sea Spray photographer. Us Alphonso I left my country last August. Costa Rica is a very small country in Central America. It is about the size of West Virginia and has two million inhabitants. We enjoy a nice spring all year around. Up in the moun- tains the weather is fresher and the people farm. There are several active volcanoes and once in a while earth- quakes. These are enjoyed by the people because they are not dangerous. In the central plateau which is sur- rounded by these mountains, is the place where I live. San Jose is the capital of the country, with 300,000 in- habitants. It is an active and relatively new city. San Jose didn’t experience much advancement during its first 250 years, because the principal activity of the country was the coffee industry and this was developed in small farms. But, by the 1930’s an industrial revolution started and with it the city started to progress. Today the build- ings show their modern silhouette and the city is growing constantly. Culturally, Costa Rica has a higher rate of literacy than most other Latin American countries—about 92%— and the people are mostly of Spanish ancestry. The government of Costa Rica is one of the few democracies of Latin America. Costa Rica has one es- pecially nice thing: I will never be drafted, because Costa Rica is the only country in the world without an army. I am a member of a middle class family. My father works in the government, my mother has a doctorate in pharmacy and actually is a retired teacher and runs the house. I have three brothers and one sister, who along with my two other brothers is married. My sister is a teacher. My oldest brother has finished with the University and the other two are still in college. My future plans are to continue my education at the Uni- versity in the field of architecture. I know one thing will always help me, the year I spent in Southampton, the year of my life. 49 Costa Rica’s answer to the Mustang? ROW ONE: N. Bouker. T. Edwards. P. Canccllicri, R. Darden, E. Berkoski. M. Anderson. L. Burns. C. Achtellik, C. Corwin. P. Ber- trand. Z. Ellis, P. Achtellik. ROW TWO: D. Dennis. J. Carbough. P. Dosch, A. Buccola. L. Bertrand, L. Billings, T. AcQuino, J. Barlow, N. Berglund. R. Card. P. Diefenbach. ROW THREE: V. de la Puente, B. Bess. N. Brill. P. Brill, E. Cuffee. W. Collins. T. Egan, A. Campbell. T. Bruzdowski. J. Coons. Juniors ROW ONE: B. Graygor, Y. Howard, I. Kumicz, D. Liehr, T. Kampf, G. Flanagan. W. Halsey, T. Konchalski. B. Jones, C. Hauquitz. Row Two: A. Jefferson, D. Malone, C. Lesta, J. Getting, C. Gangi, N. Mc- Donald. M. Lavinio, E. Lanahan, E. Glanz, T. Genova. Row Three: J. Kubaryk, T. Hogan, D. McNamara, S. Harrington, S. Fanning. R. Fanning, R. Kaiser, T. Childish, P. Greene, D. Hawke. ROW ONE: L. Ryder. D. Schlatt. L. Ruhinson. M. Shaughncssey. E. Russell, C. Sickles, B. Pugsley, J. Neighbours, M. Pecoroni, C. May- nard. S. Russell. N. Schaefer. ROW TWO: J. Saunders. J. Nugenl. S. Rood, M. Renkens, B. Sims. P. Parker. B. Sadowski, D. Pugsley. S. Peiffer. D. Scanlon, T. Parry. ROW THREE: D. Rewinski, A. Napiorski. T. Olendor, J. Shannon, K. Rydberg, F. Ruppel. D. Sanford, D. O’Connor. T. McNamara. Class Of 1969 ROW ONE: C. Wagner, J. Stuart, C. Spenola. S. Westerhoff, K. Swanson. W. Wilson, H. Wood by, M. Wasyl, D. Whalen. K. Zielinski, M. Stubelek. ROW TWO: M. Stekowski. G. Ward, D. Stcckowski. C. Skretch, D. White, S. Walston, W. Walker, L. Zevrowski, C. Wilkerson, D. Spooner. ROW THREE: W. White, W. Zalewski. G. Smith. K. Wil- lumsen, R. White, J. Worden. G. Stevens. K. Stewart, C. Webb. T. Tarazevits. Row One: J. Giacoia, R. Dobics. R. Fehner. G. Curtis. P. Betts. C. Bishop. T. Behringer, R. Erland. D. Dollivcr, V. Gettling, T. Boles. A. de la Puente. P. Dox, J. Clark, E. Adamczyk. Row Two: W. Felmeth, L. Batchelor, D. Finlay. D. Fleming. B. Cambria. A. Crawley. A. Boyd, J. Eckert, C. Adamowicz, D. Duberman, C. Dillon, M. Croke, T. Cunningham, R. Essey. Row Three: C. Daniels. M. Dozier. E. Bar- rett, J. Aldrich, D. DeWeese, L. Fanning, R. Clark. S. Dykovitz, J. As- torr, M. Dozier. B. Allston, J. Delury, T. Gill. Sophomores ROW ONE: R. King, W. Hurley, M. Kubaryk, S. Hudgins, P. Hon- nett, G. Guldi, D. Gosiewski, M. Kaiser. ROW TWO: S. Halsey. M. Halsey, L. Lavinio, D. Greene, L. Hubert, M. Miller. P. Kubaryk, P. Margolis, W. McQuecney, J. Magee. ROW THREE: V. Henriques, E. Graygor, J. Gray, J. McArdle. T. Goleski, J. Halsey, R. Halsey, N. Mc- Donald, R. McQueeney. ROW ONE: J. Smith. S. Phillips. C. Lucas. B. Martin, D. Morell. H. Sendlenski. L. Shepard. D. Schnaars, C. Stachecki. G. Moriarty. M. Miller. D. Smith, C. Schlicter, J. Soah. K. McKeevcr. ROW TWO: J. O’Connor, A. Shaughnessey. E. Polsky, L. Nelson. A. Orr, M. Sands- trom. L. Pierzecki. J. Reister, J. McLaren. L. Press. L. McLane. R. Miller. T. Rosko. J. Stubelek. ROW THREE: B. Smith, J. Miller. N. Childish. A. Markowski, W. Muller, W. Ostrander. M. Muller, D. Ridgway. B. Kociszewski. J. Jones. D. Seymore. J. Mosley, M. Miller. Class Of 1970 ROW ONE: L. Watson, D. Vrana, H. Ward. P. Williams. M. Studley. L. Stout. S. Vahradian, L. Uhll, A. Tomczyk. J. White. M. Vallee, K. Wright, L. Zaloga. ROW TWO: M. Weil, L. Willumsen, S. Stark. D. Wojewoda. H. Van Houten, M. Worrell, H. Ward, S. Stevens, F. Vin- ski, K. Willumsen. K. Willingham. S. Swiderski. ROW THREE: B. Swiderski, C. Tupper. C. Walker, A. Walston. D. Weinhardt, D. Wes- lar. K. Veeck, T. Zebrowski. A. Walker. Row I: C. Cuffee, E. Brown, S. Corwith. J. Duberman, A. Dimon, V. Dunwell. L. Cameron, B. Acquino, F. DeGroote, P. Culver, D. Cole, L. Borkoski, D. Bouker. P. Bormuth. Row II; G. Cowell, R. Barlow, R. Borkoski, C. Bcnza, F. Commander, L. Barbusinski, J. Bellini. P. Council, F. Craggett, D. Davis, P. Davis, C. Dance, E. Corwith, K. Card. ROW III: M. Benneman, E. dcLoisellc, J. Bontis. T. Corwin, J. Rist, F. Castriconc, J. Bennett, T. Counihan, D. Davis, K. Cooke. R. Alexander, L. Dimon. Freshmen Bottom: J. Marshall, D. Howe. S. Immerman, D. Hermann. J. Hil- bert, R. Foster, F. Hermann, B. Kaiser, N. Guzewicz, P. Fawcett. P. Hudson, A. Hauquitz, M. Halsey. Middle: G. Holden, J. Hur- ley, E. Jeffries, J. Gosiewski, J. Enders, J. Hubbard, P. Knight, T. Gee. J. Gclmartin, J. Kirst, D. McGregor, D. Howe. Top: B. Knecki, M. Kolenda, G. Griffin, P. Gosiewski, T. Hickey, L. Klc- muk, M. Hawk, V. Edwards, B. Kennely, G. Klemub, S. Goodale, G. Glanz. EXST ROW ONE: R. Lee, D. Miree, S. Rothery, L. Lally, T. Speedling, D. Raynor, K. Schader, R. Press. P. Phillips. P. Nugent, D. Sta- checki, K. Magee, A. Kryzeski. ROW TWO: J. Konchalski, C. Nugent, K. Rossetti, W. Miller, R. Roy, S. Rogers, L. Halsey. T. Nugent, G. Milken, V. Schramm, C. Steudte, S. Novak, R. Sta- checki. ROW THREE: T. Rewincki, S. Parhem, N. Malone, J. Pfister, S. Smith, P. Margolis, G. Kowalski, M. McLaren, M. Ni- coletti, J. Rist, W. Koral, T. Rumph. Class Of 1971 ROW ONE: K. Tagliavia, R. Wilson. K. Van Arts Dalen. R. Wil- lingham, P. Zalewski, B. Wingfield, J. Ward, M. Street. ROW TWO: V. Walker, C. Williams, A. Vagionis, C. Webb, R. Tupper, C. Studte. T. Waldron. ROW THREE: M. Topping. C. Wyche, T. Woodby, K. Willumsen, T. Vagionis. Juniors N. McDonald. Treasurer; T. Kampf. Secretary; J. Coons, Vice- President; W. White. President; Miss Kane. Mr. Sherwood. Advisors. Sophs K. McKeever. Vice-President; D. Schnaars. President; C. Bishop, Secretary; M. Kaiser. Treasurer; Mr. Thompson, Miss Clark. Advisers. Freshmen W. Acquino, Treasurer; R. Sta- checki, Vice-President; A. Gee, President; A. Vagia nos, Secretary; Mrs. Downing, Mr. Collum, Advisors. Computer dating is wonderful! Let’s bop down to the victory parade. It’s Curl-Free! The grass is always greener on the other side. U4 i This beats workin This car runs on flower power. Expansion? 59 I can’t catch a pumpkin on Halloween. LEAGUE CO-CHAMPS Southampton 23-13 Elwood Southampton 33-6 Riverhead Southampton 19-0 Longwood Southampton 19-0 William Floyd Southampton 48-0 Westhampton Southampton 38- 7 Greenport Southampton 13-18 East Hampton 62 ROW ONE: A. Davis. R. Ostrander, R. Kamph, T. Oldakowski. P. Halsey. R. Bennett, co-captains G. Lynch and S. McMachon. E. Stau- denmaier, C. Aery. B. McGowin. A. Sendlenski. ROW TWO: C. Hau- quitz, K. Stewart, J. Shannon. B. McGhee, T. Parry, R. Wines, J. Mc- Namara, E. Burnett. J. Romansky, L. Malone, W. White. ROW THREE: Mr. Yastrzemski, coach, Mr. Romansky, coach, C. Wilker- son. T. Rumph. manager, P. Greene. T. Tarazevits, J. Barlow. L. Ze- browski. R. Fanning, D. Hawke, S. Fanning. M. Walker, J. Acquino, E. Glanz, J. Rist, manager, D. Sanford, manager. Mr. Goldsmith, head-coach. Varsity Football Co-captains Steve McMahon and George Lynch with Coach Goldsmith. J. V. Football ROW ONE: T. Woodby. J. Bellini. K. Veeck. G. Glanz. K. Wright. R. Halsey. A. Walker, W. Hurly. J. Hilbert, S. Swiderski, R. Barlow, A. Hauquitz. ROW TWO: T. Corwith, J. Clark. K. Magee, J. Bennett. A. Vagianos, J. Coons, J. Astorr, N. McDonald, R. Stachecki, P. Dox, J. Pfister, G. Klemuk. ROW THREE: Mr. Minardi, coach. C. Bishop, F. Castricone. N. Malone, W. McQueeney. L. Fanning, R. Clark. A. Zie- man. R. King. J. McArdle, T. Parry, W. Acquino, Mr. Foster. Mr. Whitman, coaches. Cheerleaders A. Dimon, B. Wingfield, M. Miller, P. Williams, D. Greene, S. Halsey, L. Sheperd. B. Culver. D. Wienharl. B. Zavestoski. P. Rosko, P. Wienhart, T. Rosko. T Behringer. Cross Country Kneeling: M. Dozier. C. Steudte, D. Bouker, L. Batchelor. B. Yas- trzemski, D. Chaulk. Standing: L. Bertrand. J. Mosley. C. Stachecki, Mr. Sherwood, Coach. Cunning- ham, E. deLoiselle. Basketball ROW ; T. Woodby, R. Clark, N. Malone, J. Hubbard, D. Weinhardt. R. Roy, F. Dozier. ROW 2: C. Wilkerson. M. de la Puente, J. Banks. T. Rumph. B. Kociszewski, N. McDonald. T. McNamara. M. Miller. R. Stachecki, M. Yastrzemski. Mr. Romanosky. C. Wilkerson. R. Baxter. L. Malone. J. Shannon. D. McNamara. J. McNamara, J. Romanosky, T. Tarazevits. S. McMahon. A. Davis, R. Fanning, A. Walker. S. Stevens, S. Fanning, C. Walker. ROW I: F. Commander. M. Halsey. P. Halsey and R. Yastzremski, Co-Captains R. Darden. J. Emer- son ROW 2: S. Pciffer, Manager. D. Hawke, G. Lynch, J. Barlow, H. Steudte. A. Vagianos, Mr. Foster, Coach. Wrestling ROW : L. Bertrand. P. Philps. C. Steudte. W. Halsey. J. Hilbert, R. Press, M. Halsey. D. Spooner ROW 2: R Weinhardt. R. Barlow. T. Corwin. L. Zaloga. K. Wright. P. Council. J. Kubaryk. C. Hau- quitz, T. Waldron. KNEELING: C. Daniels. W. Hurley. C. Wilkerson, ING: J. McArdle. F. Ruppel. J. Astorr, J. Halsey. V. Giacoia. R. Weinhardt. T. McNamara. STAND- E. Graygor, J. Rist, B. Armuscwicz, T. Parry. J U N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y Baseball 1967 VARSITY Jim Lonborg . . .? K ... 1 KNEELING: J. Herdson. A. Sendlenski. V. Giacoia. T. Bishop. Manager. J. Romanosky. J. Geasling, R. Fanning. M. Rewinski. E. Staudenmaier. S. Wilson. E. Yawney. S. Fanning. J. Roma- T. Skrelch, P. Greene. E. Fearon, C. Borkoski, Manager. nosky, J. Emerson. STANDING: Mr. Deck, Coach, C. Walters, Mr. Garypie. Coach, C. Schwenk. W. White. D. Spooner. P. Rogers. B. McGee. S. Ham. J. Neighbours. R. Ostrander. ABSENT: H. Phillips. Style! 1967 TRACK Beep, beep! KNEELING: J. Moseley, R. Clark. C. Stachecki, A. Walker, Coach. M. Dozier, J. Magee. S. Stevens, D. Scanlon. J. Woz- M. Walker. J. Shannon. J. Barlow. L. Zebrowski, P. Dozier, L. niak. J. Kreymborg. R. Baxter. D. Crockett. K. Stewart. N. Ter- Smith, R. Fernandez, S. Swiderski. STANDING: Mr. Kluge, ry, L. Bertrand, Mr. Sherwood. Coach. On the beam. ROW I: P. Rosko, L. Robinson. G. Moriarty, J. Neighbours. P. Gadomski (captain). P. Szymanski (captain), C. Schlicter, K. Achtellik, L. Ryder, T. Rosko. ROW 2: S. Peifier, H. VanHouten, B. Scerbo, J. Eckert. K. Aery. K. Willumsen, L. Nelson, N. Brill, C. Nugent, P. Diefenbach. ROW 3: R. Goleski. J. Swiderski, V. de la Puente, P. Brill, J. Enders, J. Kubaryk. F. Craggelt, J. Marshall, Coach Deck. I K. Lally, M. Renkins. K. Van Houtcn. M. Hawke, N. McDonald. P. Guzewicz. A. Crawley. Bowling Club ROW . A. Sciacca. P. Parker. J. Halsey, B. Sims, A. Hester. L. Miller, S. Korte, C. Guldi ROW 2: M Renkins, C. Levandoski, C. Najdzionek, C. Spinola, N. Schaeffer, S. Worrell, A. Nicoletti ROW 3: P. Bertrand. S. Westerhofl'. N. McDonald. D. Liehr, M. Lavinio, B. Cambria. J. Soah. ROW I: D. Smith. B. Wingfield. D. Greene, S. Vahradian, D. Schnaars, A. Nicoletti, S. Parhem, S. Halsey, Y. Ward. ROW 2: C. Levandoski, D. Wright, P. Gadomski, M. Renkins, B. Sims. S. Rood, N. McDonald, K. Achtellik. ROW 3: J. Konchalski, Volleyball M. Hawke, P. Guzewicz, L. Landell. L. Billing, M. Stubelek, M. Sandstrom, L. McLanc. ROW 4: D. Dennis, S. Stevens, J. Ward. H. Ward, C. Najdzionek, C. Webb, L. Stephens. esgaa VOLLEYBALL BPORTBDAY WINKER Girl’s Softball ROW ONE: B. Scerbo, A Caruso. Y. Ward, C. Terry, H. Kamph. 1 Landell, P. Hurley, D. Shaffer. ROW TWO: H. Ward, A. Whidbee, S. Stevens, N. Mc- Donald, P. Guzewicz, B. Sims, S. Rood, M. Renkins, G. Ward, D. Greene, D. Dennis. Girl’s Hockey SITTING: K. Yawney, S. Rogers. B. Wingfield, Y. Ward, D. Dennis, KNEELING: D. Schnaars, S. Vahradian, A. Vagianos, K. Lally, C. Achtellik. M. Renkens, B. Kaiser. S. Stephens, J. Ward, J. Eckert, STANDING: C. Webb, L. Billings. P. Guzewicz, D. Green, L. Shepherd. B. Sims, S. Rood. M. E. Stu- belek. E. Stephens, L. McLane, M. Hawke, N. McDonald, G. Ward. Who says our girls aren’t shapely? A rchery KNEELING: D. Schnaars. STANDING: A. Bishop, L. Koral, M. Kaiser, S. Lane. What a stoop! I thought I saw a baseball! Tennis H. Greene. S. Buttonow, S. Rood, B. Sims. M. Stubelek. M. Masters. D. Wright, C. Stachecki. A. Caruso. G. Ward. P. Bcrtrannd. L. Ward. D. Liehr, A. Jefferson. C. Wagner, P. Swanson, D. Dennis, S. Westerhoff. Pep Club And Majorettes Row I: L. Ryder. L. Lally. S. Hudgins, P. Canccllieri, V. Do- bies, G. Moriarity, D. Fleming. V. Walker, J. Stuart, B. An- drews. L. Shcperd. K. Korte. M. Lavinio. Mr. Luce. Advisor Row II: D. Lierh. I. Kamicz. D. Smith. C. Achtellik. M. Miller. K. Guildi. P. Swanson. N. Guzewicz. M. Kolcnda. M. Renkins, A. Jefferson. N. McDonald. P. Dozier Row III: S. Westerhoff. P. Bertrand. S. Halsey, L. Pierzecki. P. Fawcett. P. Hudson, G. Willumsen. C. Guldi, G. Milken, G. Ward. B. Bess. B. Allston Row IV: A. Crawley. J. Saunders. B. Andrews. M. Stubelek, J. Endors, D. Dennis. L. Press. D. White. B. Sims. B. Scerbo. M. Cullum. S. DieKovite. Row I: J. Saunders. D. Davis. J. Marshall. C. Achtellick, S. Russell, S. Rogers, A. Emerson, C. Lucas. Mr. Rishel Row 2: P. Cancellieri, D. Gosiewski, B. Tureski. L. Klemuk. D. DeWeese, D. Morrell, B. Marlin. C. Schlicter, B. Cambria. L. Pierzicki. T. Tomczyk Row 3: A. Dimon, P. Swanson. J. Stuart. M. Renkins, C. Stachecki, M. Studley, L. Watson, D. Stachecki. B. Kaniccki, B. Russell Row 4: S. Westcrhoff. D. Halsey, N. Wilson. D. Shaf- fer, C. Dance. B. Kaiser, D. Davis, P. Hudson, C. Guldi, N. Guzewicz Row 5: C. Cuffee, A. Jefferson, V. Walker, J. Coons. T. Genova, J. Magee. P. Achtellick. P. Greene, M. Shaughnes- sey. N. Schaefer. Chorus And Band Row 1: K. Van Arts Dalen, L. Lally, D. Halsey, M. Renkins, S. Rogers, N. Wilson. Mr. Rishel Row 2: A. Webb. J. Pfister, L. Uhll, A. Boyd, L. Willumsen, K. McGhee, T. Waldron Row 3: B. McGhee, R. Barlow, P. Council, T. Corwin. M. Dozier, C. Wilkerson Row 4: J. Astorr, G. Glanz. J. Coons. M. Topping, C. Wyche, L. Batchelor. C 1 Co' O1 S 3 t j O tq 3 ROW ONE: L. Robinson, B. Jones, S. Wester- hoff, B. Andrews, D. Halsey, S. Vahradian, I. Kum- icz, F. Torchio, Miss Weber, Advisor. ROW TWO: L. Willumsen, P. Swanson, R. Dobies. M. Zaloga. E. Berkoski. M. Zajkowski. C. Guldi, T. Martin. ROW THREE: Z. Ellis. M. Lavinio, B. Sims, P. Parker, B. Andrews, M. Collum, L. Bramoff, D. Smith. ROW ONE: Mrs. Halsey. A. Tomczyk, M. Weil, L. Palmer, G. Cisler, V. Giacoia, T. Parry, M. Miller, Mrs. Cassidy. ROW TWO: R. Dardin, T. Eckert. S. White, N. Wilson. L. Uhll. M. Worrell, A. Hermann, K. Bori, D. Hermann, L. Batchelor. ROW THREE: S. Walston, C. Guldi, J. Gray, J. Gettling, R. Card, T. Parry, G. Smith, T. Reister. EXIT fcoC O O 3 1 ROW ONE: D. White, L. Burns, S. Rood. Mr. Topping, Advisor. P. Bertrand, S. Westerhoff. D. Smith. ROW TWO: D. Finlay, S. McLaren. S. Nelson. P. Dicfenbach, A. Boyd. E. Polsky. M. Renkens. ROW THREE: K. Guldi. L. Shepard. P. Diefenbach. L. McLane. M. Sandstrom. ROW ONE: P. Cancellieri. J. Stewart. M. Shau- ghnessey. B. Russell. C. Sickles, T. Kumicz. C. Corwin, E. Howard, Mr. Flanagan, Advisor. ROW TWO: P. Swanson, L. Burns, C. Achtellik, M. Renkens. P. Bertrand. S. WesterhofT. J. Nu- gent. P. Brill. D. Sanford. ROW THREE: D. White, M. Stubelek, N. Brill, N. McDonald. M. Lavinio. N. Berglund, S. Peiffer, J. Coons. S' H A K S E O S c P I E E A T R Y E Figure out what this has to do with the Latin Club, Prism, or Sandune. Latin Club ROW ONE: N. McDonald, S. Immerman. D. Vrana, L. Robinson. P. Cancellieri, L. Uhll. B. Kaiser. L. Borkoski, M. Shaughnessey, C. Nugent, B. Cambria, A. Shaughnessey, Mr. Peter. ROW TWO: C. Bishop, J. Gociewski, T. Rewinski, J. Zebrowski, N. Guzcwicz, M. Muller, B. Kociszewski, K. Vceck, D. Weslar. S. Dykovitz. T. Tarazevits. ROW THREE: A. Kryzeski. J. Halsey. A. Zieman. T. Curtis, P. Rogers, B. Zavestoski, G. Flanagan, B. McGhee, P. Baab, J. Romanosky, J. Coons. (IN rXiT LLJ Prism And Sandune L. Bums. Mr. Flanagan. Advisor, P. Cancellieri. J. Saunders. S. Peifler. P. Diefenhach. A. Polsky. ROW ONE: J. Halsey. J. Duberman. P. Bormuth. P. Can- cellieri, K. Rossetti. K. Cooke. C. Dance, K. Schader. B. Kaiser, C. Schlicter, G. Moriarty, V. Dobes. Stanley Luce. ROW TWO: E. Polsky, P. Swanson. P. Bertrand, N. Mc- Donald. M. Renkens, J. Saunders. L. Nelson. D. Dennis. L. Pierzecki, B. Cambria, L. Uhll, L. Robinson, L. Press. P. Gadomski. ROW THREE: M. Miller. V. Giacoia, G. Flanagan. R. Fernandez. A. Polsky. S. McLaren. A. Boyd. D. White. B. Marcincuk. H. VanHouten. ROW FOUR: P. Baab. S. Peifler. D. Sanford, A. Sanabria, B. Zavestoski. K. McKeever. B. White. D. Scanlon. P. Diefenbach. OKING a i i «•i FIRST ROW: A. Polsky. S. Worrell. Mr. Topping, Advisor. K. Zalewski. A. Sanabria, SECOND ROW: P. Diefcnbach, J. Neighbours, A. Kupidloski, R. Ostrander. T. Curtis. Honor Society Student Council FIRST ROW: B. Graygor, C. Wagner, N. Guzewicz, S. McMahon, Vice President. R. Nardy, President, M. Renkens, G. Lynch, J. Coons, Mr. Cassidy, Advisor, SECOND ROW: L. Nelson, D. Stachecki, H. Van Houten, B. Kaniecki, A. San- abria, A. Vagianos, P. Council, M. Miller, Mr. O’Donnell, Ad- visor, THIRD ROW: W. White, A. Gee, R. Ostrander, R. Wines, D. Sanford. A. Crawley, W. Ostrander. UKBU1C V - SEATED: R. Fernandez, T. Curtis. E. Polsky, L. Zaloga, G. Curtis. J. Neighbours. STANDING: A. Polsky. P. Dief- enbach, D. Scanlon, Mr. Conklin, Advisor. G. Flanagan, K. McKeever. World Affairs Club Honor Seminar FIRST ROW: A. Tomczyk, J. While. K. Wiilumsen, G. Fiana- sky. T. Curtis. P. Rogers. A. Sanabria. THIRD ROW: K. Wil- gan. S. Rood, M. Renkins, S. Stark, K. Zalewski, SECOND lumsen, K. McKeever. P. Diefenbach. J. Neighbours. M. Ka- ROW. M. Lavinio, J. Reister, R. Fernandez, J. Halsey, H. Pol- iser, R. Ostrander, A. Kupidloski, P. Diefenbach. Sigma Gamma Chi ROW I: D. Shaffer. B. Higgins. L. Billing. J. Norsic, M. Ren- kcns. D. Halsey, P. Cancellieri. B. Marcincuk. J. Halsey, M. Stevens ROW 2: D. Smith. L. Philps, B. Andrews, T. Martin. M. Zaloga, S. Worrell. B. Andrews, D. Steckowski. T. Kampf. H. Levandowski ROW 3: S. Hudgins, A. Crawley. L. Stout. B. Martin. L. Willumsen. P. Guzewicz. L. Landed, B. Sims. A. Hester ROW 4: S. Halsey, B. Tureski, V. Dobies. P. Swanson, B. Scerbo, S. Vahradian, T. Gay. A. Sciacca, C. Spinola, A. Ni- colctti ROW 5: J. Nugent. P. Bertrand, S. Westerhoff. M. Hal- sey, L. Press. J. Reister, K. Sadowski. B. Cambria. J. Soah, A. Tomczyk ROW 6: D. Schnaars, L. BramofT, G. Moriarity, N. McDonald. D. Lie hr, M. Lavinio. D. Flemming, R. Seamen, D. Vrana ROW 7: L. McLane, C. Webb, M. Stubelek. 86 ROW I: B. Scerbo, K. Lally. M. Collum. V. Dobies. E. Tiili- kainen. B. Marcinuk. J. Halsey. M. Stephens, L. Stephens. ROW 2: B. Andrews. T. Martin, M. Zaloga, S. Worrell, B. An- drews, D. Wright. P. Gadomski. L. Landed, C. Levandoski. ROW 3: R. Fernandez, B. Culver. P. Rogers. T. Curtis, P. Baab. J. Neighbours, J. Stewart. P. Guzewicz. Mr. Conklin. Sea Spray Staff 87 91 CAROL STUDIOS Official Yearbook Photographers 80 Atlantic Avenue Lynbrook, New York It has been our privilege to supply your fine class with a magnificent school ring. As you travel life's path you will meet Balfour again and again. Balfour serves Colleges, Industry, and the Armed Forces with the same superb product quality — the same friendly efficient service. Good Luck and warm Congratulations to aur lifetime friends! W. G. Pforr 55 Northern Boulevard Greenvale, Long Island ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS WHO CARES? WE CARE! AT THE G EAT ATLANTIC I PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. •AP'Super Markets y AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE USB 92 Compliments of THE SPOT HILLMAN SUN BEAM ALPINE-HUMBER DOERING BROS. INC. FOREIGN MOTOR CARS 32 WINDMILL LANE SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. AT 3-0678 Tel. 283-4244 RAYMOND D. LEAHY, INC. 38 Nugent Street Southampton, N.Y. 11968 Specializing in Contact Lenses SMYZER’S GIFTS AND CARDS 24 Nugent Street Dennison’s Party Papers and Invitations Gift Wrappings Greeting Cards for every occasion 94 Best Wishes HAMPTON MEDICAL CENTER Compliments of Long Island University Leek O’Connell Funeral Directors Southampton, New York 96 WILLIAM A. FRANKENBACH GARDEN CENTER Landscaping that reflects the skills of a university-trained specialist In business only since 1962—but growing as fast as our specimen trees and shrubs and quality nursery stock. MARRAN FUEL OIL OIL BURNERS Southampton Patchogue AT3-3900 PA7-4949 GR5-4900 NORTH HIGHWAY BYPASS AT NORTH MAIN ST. Southampton AT 3-2530 24-Hour Service TURN TO TINKER the MT @M BANK with more interest in YOU! TINKER NATIONAL BANK PORT JEFFERSON STATION . EAST SETAUKET . CENTEREACH . PATCHOGUE ROCKY POINT . SOUTHAMPTON . SOUTH SETAUKET . SMITHTOWN MINI BANK IN EAST SETAUKET MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT NSuRANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL OEPOSiT INSURANCE '5 NOW NCREASED TO � 15 000 98 Compliments of J.T.’s Southampton A. C. CARPENTER, INC. Potatoes Wholesale DEMY’S GARAGE Compliments of SCOTCH MIST INN W. J. PETTY SONS INC. Plumbing Heating Oil Burner Service THE PARRISH ART MUSEUM 25 Jobs Lane The Parrish Art Museum is yours. Learn more about your pictures by seeing the exhibitions there. Free Estimates Ra6-4750 Montauk Highway Water Mill, N.Y. 99 CONGRATULATIONS To The Senior Class From EASTERN GENERAL TIRE SERVICE North Sea Sebonac Road AT 3-2656 Compliments of NYACK BOY’S SCHOOL Gannon’s North Sea Inn Steaks-Seafood-Chops Italian-American Cuisine 283-0375 1181 North Sea Road Home Town Building Supply Company Inc. 235 North Sea Road Southampton. N.Y. 283-0937 Complete line of building supplies featuring Dutch Boy Paints MAGGRETT AUTO BODY Inc. Auto Body Frame Repairs Bridgehampton, N.Y. Tel. 537-0704 Compliments of Hildegard Eric Peter SOUTHAMPTON GOLF RANGE 18 Hole Miniature Golf Phone 283-2158 Gene’s Heroes Pizzas Compliments of SOUTHAMPTON DINER North Highway Compliments of SOUTHAMPTON MOTEL 100 Compliments of HAMPTON TREE EXPERT CO. D. Chaulk and J. Goleski Knoll’s Tavern Noyac Road and Peconic Ave. North Sea Heroes and Sandwiches Tel. 283-9742 Bill and Lill Ketcham Courtesy of TRU-BLU Southampton Village Motel 315 Hampton Road on Route 27A Southampton, N.Y. Tel. 283-9767 Southampton Auto Aircraft Upholstery Customs Interiors for Aircraft, Automobiles, Boats 471 N. Highway Compliments of CORRIGAN’S Garage 101 Southampton Realty CENTER Complete Real Estate Service General Insurance H. Lawrence Godbee-Realtor North H’way Southampton AT 3-1470 GRATTANS Dodge-Chrysler-Imperial-Land Rover AT 3-0576 255 Hampton Road Southampton, N.Y. SOUTHAMPTON GARAGE James A. McGowin, Jr. J. Arthur McGowin Complimerm of NORTH SEA FARMS Compliments of SOUTHAMPTON PRESS Compliments of TRIANGLE TENNIS CLUB on Hampton Rd.-The Hennickes LEWIS AND THOMPSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Custom bathrooms 310 Hill Street Southampton. L.I. AT 3-1633 COMPLIMENTS OF TAM O’SHANTER MOTEL MATTHEWS OSTRANDER Attorneys and Counsellors at Law 45 Hampton Road Southampton, N.Y. AT 3-2400 Dunlop Tires Red Lines-Slicks Amoco Super Premium Lead Free Gasolines STRONG OIL INC. Montauk Highway Water Mill Ra 6-4700 102 GLENNON BUICK-CADILLAC, INC. Walter F. Glennon President Phone AT 3-2533 Hampton Rd. at Junction of N. Highway Southampton, New York Packing Crating B. R. MILLER (Earl B. Miller-Owner) WORLD-WIDE MOVING 554 Hill Street Southampton, N. Y. Fireproof Warehouses Phones—At 3-3000 At 3-1000 Agent for North American Van Lines, Inc. World’s Largest Mover of Household Goods AT 3-0311 ‘THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD'' Prospect and North Main Streets Southampton, L.I., N.Y. 103 W. J. PETTY SONS, INC. Compliments of NORTH SEA FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC. Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Nikolich The Irving Garage 9 Hill St. Comer of Windmill Lane Southampton, N.Y. Rambler-Fiat 516-283-0253 RA6-4725 MECOX BAY POULTRY FARM Famous Long Island Ducks Chickens. Broilers, Turkeys Fresh Eggs Montauk Highway J. BELLINI Water Mill. N Y. Compliments of JACKIE LINDA Compliments of SHERRY’S DIARY JOSEPH F. McNEVIN Lie. Real Estate Broker P.O. BOX 861 North Highway Southampton, N.Y. 11968 Office-283-3222 Res. 283-2832 Water Front Property-Acreage- Houses-Lots-Industrial-Rentals LIC. R. E. SALES RENTAL AGENT-Mrs. Gloria Lazio 104 Marina, Repairs, Machine Shop Service, Storage BEST BOAT WORKS Little Neck Road AT 3-0329 Compliments of RED BARN COTTAGES Tel. AT 3-0778 Terry DuFrane, Inc. Builders Alteration Specialists Carpenters-General Contractors 147-155 North Sea Road Southampton, N.Y. Compliments of HERBERT OLIVER Real Estate AT 3-1010 HAMPTON’S BAKERY, INC. AT 3-1323 We can’t bake it all, but we bake the best. 105 To a Bright Future NARDY PEST CONTROL SERVICE Water Mill, N. Y. 11968 RA6-4777 YOUNG COUNTRY SET 15 Monument Square Southampton, New York See It In “Seventeen” But It At “Young Country Set” Compliments of CENTRAL KITCHENS Best Wishes to the Senior Class MICHNA’S Automotive Service Repairs on all Makes of Cars Foreign Car Center LeCANN BROS. INC. North Highway, Southampton, N.Y. Adjoining So. Golf Club Telephone AT 3-2680 Marcel LeCann Raoul LeCann Best Wishes to the Senior Class HILDRETH’S BLACKSMITH SHOP 283-2880 Enchanted Pools of Suffolk Inc. County Road 39 Southampton, N.Y. W. Glenn Apt. Pres. 106 Home and Hospital Calls Made “AFTER EVERYONE HAS FAILED TRY US” Compliments of CAMERON COMPANY Plumbing Heating Contractors JOHN’S BARBER SHOP 74 JOB’S LANE AT 3-1210 SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. 11968 Compliments of AMERICAN POLISH POLITICAL KATRINKA’S DAIRY STORE Ted Joyce Rosko. Prop. ASSOCIATION INC. Compliments of Compliments of ROBERT W. DIMON, INC. N. Highway Southampton, N.Y. SUBURBAN AUTO SUPPLY Compliments of JOSEPH GRAYGOR Manager-Southampton Golf Club 107 u v tor hair fashions DUREYA AND WILDE BOX 1416 Southampton. N Y. The Corwith Pharmacy 5 Main Street Southampton, N.Y. Foster H. Corwith Robert Ellsworth Phone 283-0001 283-0015 Southampton, New York HAMPTON ART CENTER Complete Art Supplies- Gallery-Framing Norma Klemuk 5A Monument Sq. Edward I. Coher Southampton, N.Y. CHRISTINE’S Feminine Apparel Southampton, New York Phone: 283-0385 Compliments of SOUTHAMPTON TAXI 283-0104 Compliments of HARRY FRANK MEN’S SHOP “Style” is our middle name. THE STYLE SHOP 11 Main Street SOUTHRIFTY DRUG, INC. 49 Moin Street Southampton, New York Southampton, New York 283-0616 We think you’re GREAT! Class of ’68 MR. MRS. STANLEY GUZEWICZ 108 Southampton Sewing Center Approved Dealer Singer Sewing Machines 283-4310 F. A. Bertucci Beatrice Tilden Scalp Specialist- Frances Fox Method Hairdresser 50 Job’s Lane 283-0313 COLLUM SIGNS, INC. Neon : Plastic : Lettering 62 Walnut Street Southampton. N. Y. 283-1681 YOUNG COUNTRY SET 15 Monument Square Southampton, New York See It In “Seventeen” Buy It At “Young Country Set” HARRIET’S BEAUTY SALON 32 Nugent Street Southampton, N.Y. 11968 516-283-2626 Compliments of AMERICAN POLISH POLITICAL ASSOCIATION INC. CANCELLIERI PHARMACY, INC. 111 Main Street Southampton, L.I., N.Y. PHONE 283-4250 Compliments of HORIZON HILLS Arnold E. Bennett, Inc. Landscaper Henry Road, Southampton 283-1747 SAM KASSATLY Trousseau Shop of Palm Beach, Inc. Importer of Linens-Lingeries-Blouses-Sweaters 58 Jobs Lane 283-0551 109 TANYA’S SALON Feminine Apparel Uniforms Swim Wear Maternities Sportswear Teen Wear 92 Main Street AT 3-0777 Compliments of TODD NURSING HOME Compliments of TED ANITA HAVENS 851 North Highway Southampton, N.Y. We’re as close as your phone- 283-0771 FREDERICKS High Styles and Low Prices in Apparel Designed for the Young Miss A. A. JENNINGS CO. SALES-SERVICE 9 Pond Lane Southampton, N.Y. Telephone AT 3-0895 Compliments of PYROFAX GAS Southampton, New York Compliments of PENNY CANDY SHOP Water Mill. L.I., N.Y. With best wishes to the Class of 1968 MAURICE B. CUNNINGHAM, INC. REAL ESTATE-lnsurance Box 1431 88 Main Street Office: 283-1030 Residence: 283-1837 110 Compliments of HERRICK HARDWARE Sherwin-Williams Paints Main Street Telephone 283-0026 “Celebrating Our 103rd Anniversary” 726-4958 COLONY FABRICS Silks-Cottons-Woolens Notions-Patterns Marilyn Watson 38 Main Street Southampton, N.Y. 11968 HARRY LILLYWHITE SON 68 Jobs Lane Southampton, N. Y. Tel. AT 3-2111 Sporting Goods Bicycles, Games Toys Phone 283-3133 DICK JOHNSON Res. 283-0834 Wishes each member of the THE MORLEY AGENCY Class of 1968 Insurance Real Estate A lifetime of health, Morley A. Quatroche happiness, and success. 34 Hampton Road Southampton, N.Y. in COMPLIMENTS OF HEALEY’S DRIVE-IN AND Ruthie Denise Carole II Madaline Candy Pam Carole I Joanne Diane Linda Pat Marianne Compliments of Clara and Artie Palma OH OH 8 OH Best Wishes to the Class of ’68 Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Emil R. Norsic Compliments of CRUTCHLEY’S 113 JAMES V. OSBORNE TRAVEL BUREAU AGENCY REAL ESTATE 99 Main Street Southampton, New York Phone: AT 3-1038 Bridgehampton 2-0820 Compliments of SQUAW HILL GROCERY Ice Cream, Newspaper North Highway Southampton MERCEDES BENZ SERVICE Kar-Kare Southampton AT 3-3130 DADS’ LADS’ MEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR FORMAL WEAR TO HIRE 79 Main Street AT 3-0836 WATER MILL MARKET, INC. 114 Robert Wilde John Acquino Jobbing-Contracting Tel. AT 3-0201 HARRY H. WILDE CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Southampton, Long Island, N.Y. 11968 P.O. Box 1434 SCHULMAN’S Home of Simplicity Patterns and Headquarters for All Buster Brown Wear Best Wishes to the Senior Class A. GULDI SONS, INC. Electrical Contractor 115 Compliments of SALS MARKET North Sea Road VRANA BROS., INC. SALES and SERVICE Ford, Falcon, Lincoln Continental, Mercury, Comet, Mustang Telephone AT 3-0790 Southampton, New York M. PRESS Used furniture bought and sold 283-2110 GOULD’S 5 10 Southampton, New York FERRARA’S PHARMACY Good Luck, Senior Class COMPLIMENTS OF BOOT TREE QUALITY FOOTWEAR 47 Main Street Southampton Compliments of SECURITY NATIONAL BANK of Long Island Southampton Branch HAMPTON GRILL Route 24 and 27 Hampton Bays HOLIDAY GRILL Montauk Hwy Bypass Rd. Southampton lib CONGRATULATIONS To The Senior Class From EASTERN GENERAL TIRE SERVICE North Sea Sebonac Road AT 3-2656 THE ALLEN AGENCY 17-19 Main Street TUCKAHOE HARDWARE Sports Goods, Paints, Wallpaper Plumbing and Electrical Supplies At 3-2047 849 North Highway Beneficial Finance Co. 32 Hampton Road Southampton, Long Island, N.Y. 11968 Charles H. Milling 283-2222 ANTHONY’S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions 31 Main Street, Southampton Compliments of Eastern Engineering Garage Water Mill, New York BEST WISHES LANDON’S SOUTHAMPTON HARDWARE. INC. 46 Main Street Southampton, N.Y. Compliments of JOHN NILSSON KNIGHT’S VEGETABLE STAND 117 Tuckahoe Launderette North Highway Southampton, N.Y. 11968 Tel. 283-3020 262 Hampton Rd. Southampton, N.Y. Southampton Outdoor Store Specializing In Work Clothes and Shoes Camping Army-Navy Clothing Compliments from the office of THEODORE R. SABEL SHERWOOD COTTAGES Pat Jim Gray 1332 North Sea Rd. 283-2020 Southampton, New York 11968 OLDE TOWN KITCHENS Built-ins Vanities Inez G. Mac Whinnie Antiques Bought and Sold 283-9160 Compliments of GILL’S ESSO SERVICE Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 STEWARTS AUTO LAUNDRY E. B. DUNKERLEY SONS Stationery, Supplies Service Harold “Tiny” Wilson, Mgr. 70-A Main Street Southampton, New York 283-9080 “The Store that A P is Next to” SOUTHAMPTON STATIONERY “Stationery That Moves” 18 Hampton Road Southampton 118 Limousine Service BETTY’S TAXI 283-2889 Opp. R.R. Southampton, N.Y. Compliments of Wm. T. Mahoney Plumbing Heating Compliments of NORTH SEA GARAGE SOUTHAMPTON COAL PRODUCE CO. Serving Fuel to the Community Since 1881 Tel. 283-0025 JAMES H. LYNCH, INC. Horticultural Supplies 175-North Sea Road Southampton, New York 283-0820 Best Wishes AT 3-0642 P.O. Drawer 1348 Milton P. Enstine Son ROBERT M. OUELLETTE Very Best Wishes from SILVERS 11 Main Street ENSTINE FUEL, INC. Mobil Products 635 Hill St., Southampton, N.Y. Compliments of the M M BARBERS La Carrubba Shoes Clothing Southampton, New York 119 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 CARVEL- -Bridgehampton C. Buttonow, Jr. Homemade candies and Ice Cream Compliments of SIP ’N SODA ARROW LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 40 Hampton Road 120 SID SIMS THE MORRIS STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Sanitation and Carting ARTISTS’ MATERIALS-CAMERA Henry Road SUPPLIES AT 3-2593 Telephone AT 3-0085 J. FOSTER TERRY CO. INC. INSURANCE 63 Main Street, Southampton Tel. AT 3-0060 “Protect What You Have” Insurance Agency Malcolm W. Terry, Broker 121 Waltmar Rest Home Margaret M. Spiers, Director 77 Hampton Road, Southampton, N.Y. Griffin Painting, Inc. 69 Jobs Lane Southampton, N. Y. 11968 Pete’s Service Center 24 Hour Towing Antique Auto Repair Good Luck to the Class of 1968 The Green Thumb AT-3-2690 Water Mill Rosko Produce Co., Inc. It’s not a meal without potatoes Koral Bros. Inc. Builders Powell Avenue 54 North Main Street Southampton Southampton New York 11968 283-0033 122 Compliments of Al’s Esso Servicenter the 287 Hampton Road Elks Club 1574 Southampton, N.Y. 11968 283-9856 Best Wishes Class of 1968 Southampton Nursing Home Art’s Market Groceries-Heroes-Sandwiches Meats-Delicatessen 24 Hampton Road Phone: 283-0929 Southampton. N.Y. SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY Compliments of AND DRY CLEANING CATENA, INC. Pick up and deliver Meat Dept, and Grocery Dept. Our Specialty-Shirts-Laundry- 283-3456 Curtains-Rug Cleaning-Repairing Fish Dept. 283-1398 Pillows-Cleaned. Fluffed Puffed We Deliver “Pressing while you wait!” Tel. 283-0359 123 Boosters One Fat Leech Carl Windmill Antiques Sud Kaija Tiilikainen Mr. and Mrs. Edward King. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward King. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Farnum Mr. and Mrs. Reino Tiilikainen A Junior Friend Tom’s Friend Yvonne G. Bobbin Dr. S. G. Tastow Bob Howard and Family Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Edwards. Jr. Richard Parks and Family 125 Alan Auto Supply Boosters The Nose The Peanut Butter Conspiracy Mr. Mrs. C. L. Martin Jr. A Friend Mr. Mrs. Stanley E. Knight Mrs. Giovannie Geaivia Mrs. Josephine Riccio Mrs. Sophie Brandt Mr. Mrs. Alex Gadomski Dr. Mrs. C. P. Cancellieri Albin Gadomski Pat Cancellieri Aunt Martha Guldi Mr. Mrs. A. C. Guldi A Friend Thomas H. Warren Mr. Mrs. George Bramoff Mr. Mrs. Frank Zaleski A Friend Mrs. Philip Guldi Miss Arink Mr. Mrs. Ray Tureski Family Mr. Mrs. Malcom A. Rogers Mr. Mrs. William Antilety Family Mr. Mrs. P. Andrews Mr. Mrs. Edmund Serocki Cindy and Jeanne Frannie Shorecliffe Cottages Dave Sanford Gil Flanagan Mr. Mrs. John F. Lally Mr. Mrs. Leonard Zaloga Swede and Fritz Tom’s brother Gary Tom’s Mom Tom’s friend Yvonne G. Bobbin Dr. S. G. Fastow Bob Howard Family Mr. Mrs. N. F. Edwards Family Richard Parks Family Mrs. John Gary Mr. Mrs. James Worrell Charlie Browne The Three C’s ftel-Win Find It Shop J. R. McLauchlen Mr. Mrs. A. Borgeson 126 A utographs A CKNO WLEDGEMENTS The staff of the 1968 Sea Spray wishes to extend its sincere thanks to all who have contributed time and effort to compile this yearbook. A very special word of thanks to Mr. Richard Conklin and Mrs. Judith Booth, our advisors, who have directed us and aided us in countless ways. Their guidance and devotion have been an inspiration to us. To Dorothy Wright, Pete Baab, Pat Gadomski, Jim Neighbours, Paul Rogers, and Bill Culver, we owe our thanks, for without their effort the 1968 Sea Spray would not be in existence. We offer our thanks to Chester Smiley, our American Yearbook consultant, who helped us complete our task. To all the personnel of Carol Studios for the photography work, and to the fac- ulty for their cooperation in picture taking, we are grateful. We are indebted to Mr. Jones, Mr. Spooner, and the office maintenance staffs’ for the assistance they willingly rendered. To all who aided with advertisements and boosters, we are deeply indebted. 128