W Tresper Clarke High School - Scope Yearbook (Westbury, NY)

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THE MISTY AIR IS DELICATELY SCENTED WITH THE FRAGRANCES OF' JASMINE, TINY ROSE PETALS, AND LILACS. ENTER CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL PER- SONIFIED AND CHORUS. CLARKE: WHAT IS SO RARE AS A DAY IN JUNE? CLASSICAL CHORUS ICOMPOSED OF FLAXEN HAIRED MAIDENS SPEAKING IN FALSETTO TONESI: A YEAR AT CLARKE . . . AT CLARKE . . ..AT CLARKE . . . CLARKE: WHAT? A YEAR IS RARE? HOW CAN THIS BE? CHORUS: WHEN A YEAR IS GONE IT SHALL NEVER RETURN. CLARKE: BUT IT SHALL LIVE IN MEMORY. CHORUS: MEMORIES CAN DECAY IN THE CREVASSES OF THE MIND. CLARKE: THEN LET US PRESERVE THIS YEAR THROUGH CARE- FUL CHRONICLES. CHORUS: IT HAS BEEN DONE. CLARKE: DONE? WHAT IS THE VOLUME THAT CAN MAKE THIS YEAR LIVE ON? CHORUS: SCOPE! CLARKE: SCOPE? BAH! N.O BOOK OF MORTAL HAND CAN SAVE THIS YEAR: IT MUST BE VIEWED IN...IN... PRIIIIIGIIE I CHORUS: ISUSTAINEDI PERSPEC- TIVE! CLARKE: YES PERSPECTIVE. FOR A VIEW IN PERSPECTIVE PUTS FI- DELITY INTO WORDS AND LIFE ' INTO PICTURES. CHORUS: YES, AND SCOPE HAS PERSPECTIVE. CLARKE: BUT WHERE IS THIS VOLUME OF NEVER TO BE FOR- GOTTEN LORE? CHORUS: ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS PAGE. ' CLARKE: WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR? LET US TURN THE PAGE AND VENTURE FORWARD. W. TRESPER Cl RKE HIGH Slllllllll -- VIESTBIIRY, NEW YIIRK g -. --vl--1 , ,'.5.: ,A,, - .' of ! 1 P4 ,,, up . .- J N: ' ' 'W 1, ' ,. ' .. :.-1 -A---aaa.-Q., 'Q -1'-J..-w mf...-,,j94 :X 'JA rl' .V lwll, J,f-.msiuf ,U Q QM' 'tw f-Q ll,-If N , ..L..qA:Q:i 5' '11 ' ,3JQLfiQa4'g?A.,ggwr5 '5A,, M 4-4 1,,A,..a.Vf...: - M4 wi Lf ' 'A 1' .auflk P l'-ukEFfxT1T.'Qul'I'k,5f4-' ', 1.3 M. Q ., .4u,1.i.Y, tv ,N Q-i N ..'9fff' ' Lf F-,:g,g.::g - - NWN .',J.-. . 'W -'.,' xi - 4. 'QA - 14 X4 -- gf . W M mga. Q nL'm'f'?f1u'1 ' ' 1 ,151 . .,:- ..5Jis:,.-MPL-, , ML, ' ' 1 ,A 1 l xfTZ'ff f 'ssulflf S.. ' f 'VP' ,ia , 5 1 xp- K H'-f'-. - ' 11' 172 'fi ' ,. , - uwffbmi. ,,f,.f:L,!,?-iff., A Q'4,1'af.kzr,'-- f ' 1. 1 . msg., ' Alt, A 1 ,tu V fi'a '- I 4-V 1 -' . , ' Zi-, THE CLASS OF mo IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE SECOND EDI- TION OF SCOPE. DAVID M. RICE: EDITOR-IN-CHIEE LAWRENCE D. LAPSON: ASSOCIATE EDITOR MICHAEL WARREN: ART EDITOR WILLIAM T. BECK: BUSINESS MANAGER C-AIL L. SIVER: ' LITERARY EDITOR THOMAS M. MORAN: PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR WILLIAM O. WITKOWSKY: ADVISOR PRINCIPAl'S MESSAGE 5 IIEIIICATIIJN 6 CIIIITEIITS Anmnusnumnn 1 FACULTY I3 SENIIIRS 27 IIIVIER CLASSMEN ACTIVITIES T9 ATHLETICS IIII PATRIINS II5 EPIIIICUE T36 EDICAT UN Q , 5 ,J 'wr 6 . 3' 1 .i wx? , 1 2- ffm N :- . ,E 4: j K g sf :V 4. ', ss -Vw'-,1. . , . ,A , vig . M M , A-AJP.-'Q , ' .- Q , Q :J - Im- V 1- N,.o y .K - - - ' ,gr ' A , ' f. ' 2 z, hw A , Blllllll 0F EIIIICATIUN muon me scuuul nlsmcr un. 3 Seafed: Mrs. Arfhur Collins, Mr. Arlhur J. Leafher- man, Dr. Anllwony Barbaccia, Mrs. Louis Reder. Siandingz Mr. Charles Esposilo, Mr. Max Margules. Mr. Frederick C, Carver, I , DR. EDWARD J. MC CLEARY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DEAR GRADUATES: I AM CERTAIN THAT YOUR GRADUATION FROM W. TRESPER CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL FILLS YOU WITH A FEELING OF PRIDE AND ACCOMPLISHMENT. THE FACULTY OF OUR SCHOOLS. OTHER MEMBERS OF OUR AD- MINISTRATIVE STAFF, AND I CON- GRATULATE YOU MOST HEART- ILY. THE TIME HAS COME FOR YOU TO ASSUME YOUR ROLE IN OUR ADULT SOCIETY. YOU WILL EITHER BE GAINFULLY EMPLOYED, OR WILL CONTINUE YOUR EDU- CATION WITH THE ULTIMATE VIEW OF ATTAINING A DESIRED OBJECTIVE. IN EITHER CASE, I WISH YOU SUCCESS AND HAPPI- NESS. CORDIALLY. MR. SAMUEL A. MANAREL ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Z47 I F'-QA x' , -ff J hp I 1. I MR. GEORGE BAIRD MR. GEORGE MC VEY SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MR. MORTIMER PEARLSTONE MR. FREDERICK SHORE BUSINESS MANAGER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT A I ' K' G Q I 17 5 7 I, ,Q I SRM MR. GEORGE K. HOPKE PRINCIPAL, W. TRESPER CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL MR. WILLIAM G. FARRELL ASSISTANT EOR THE JUNIOR HIGH MR. HERBERT R. KRAITH ASSISTANT EOR THE SENIOR HIGH QQ MISS .HESTER CARVER sUPERvISOR, HOMEMAKIN6 MR. JOHN BRIERLY DIRECTOR, MUSIC MISS ANN RIZZARDI I-IEAD SCHOOL PSYCI-IOLOGIST MR. MATTHEW GRAHAM DIRECTOR, VOC. ED. AND IND. ARTS MR. JOHN KEANEY SUPERVISOR, READING MISS RUTH PRIOR I MR. PAUL DRESKA DIRECTOR, RECREATION MR. GERARD S. JOHNSOIS DIRECTOR, PHYSICAL EDUCATIO MR. JOHN MC CAGG AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS MR. A. LOUIS MORSE SUPERVISOR, LIBRARIES gr, K7 MR. FRANK ZIMNOCH SECONDARY CURRICULUM COORDINATOR LUNCH MANAGER MRS. PHYLLIS B. NELSON DIRECTOR, ART III., ENGLISH THE USELESS EXCUSES OF A STUDENT WHO HAS UNSUCCESSFULLY HANDED IN A PLAGIARIZED ESSAY . . . A SELF ORDAINED INTELLECTUAL BRAGGING OF HOW HE READ HEMINGWAYS WAR AND PEACE IN TWO DAYS . . . CONJUGATION: I AM, YOU ARE. HE ISN'T . . . AN ENGLISH TEACHER EXCLAIMING: NO! SHAKESPEARE DID NOT WRITE BACON! CITIZENSHIP EIJIIBATIIIN THE EXPRESSION ON THE FACE OF A BAFFLED STU- DENT WHEN I-IE IS TOLD THAT AUSTRIA IS NOT AN ISLAND IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC . . . AN AMERICAN HISTORY STUDENT OUOTING LINCOLN'S GETTYS- BURG ADDRESS: 'WE THE PEOPLE '... THE HEART- BREAKING WAIL OF THE HISTORY TEACHER WHEN A PUPIL ASKS WHERE THE CONSTITUTION FORBIDS GUM CHEWING. LANGUAGE A MULTILINGUAL STUDENT TRYING TO MEMORIZE EVERY MOUNTAIN AND RIVER IN EUROPE . . . A LANGUAGE PUPIL RECORDING I ROCK 'N' ROLL ON A LABORATORY TAPE RECORDER . . . A STUDENT WRITING A LETTER TO HIS BEARDED CUBAN PEN PAL . . . AN ANNOYED TEACHER DEMANDING SILENCE IN SIX LANGUAGES. Mrs. Dorolhy Alyward. Miss Jane Maher, Mrs. Mildred Sfrassberg, Mrs. Edna Saunders. Mr. Harold Cohen, Miss Rose Kornisar, Mrs, Eleanor Gluck, Mr, Roberl Sleiner, Mr. Roberf Dolan, Mr. John Palferson lchairmanl Absenf: Mrs. Sonia Heyden, Mrs. Mildred Srrassberg. Mr. Thomas Granowilz. Mr, Harold Healy. Miss Marilyn Ban-diero, Mr. John Leggett Mr. Ira Holzsaqer, Mr. Pafriclr Kelly lchairmanl. Mr, John Sordi Mr, George Jeffers Mr, Ralph Guzewicz. Mr. John Cafron. Miss Rosalie Margules. Mrs. Carolyn Gelfler, Mrs. Aida Anziani, Miss Dorofhy Fronefield Miss Charlene Carler, Mrs. Elizabefh Easfman, Mr, Richard Gruber, Mr, Sidney Teilei- baurn lchairmanl A f 3' 14 I Q QNx I - i H alll :7F'g5 K, Wffiiii ,T-:F . r ' r 15 'f . .HQ la. ' ' ' P X , ra ' ?' f U O U 3:1113 C' Mr, James Klin Sl, Mr. H Mendelson, M QI Y h I1 Mr. Willia Koch, Gerard J. Jo nson lc airmanl Miss Dorincla Larkin Absenft Miss Milliceni Turner Mr, Sidney Waine, Mr. Paul Leonardo, M Samuel Kalsmifh, Mr. Thomas Sfeininger, Miss Barbara Sluard Icliairmanl, Mrs, Sallieiane S I M Sleplwen Morrissey. Mr. Hugo DeCiuIus. O Sp M Melvina Mr, James Muff, Mr. sc ier iss Zak, Miss Angelina Roy, Mr. Frederick Lighffoot Mr. Anlhony Blasio, Mr, Roberi Brienza, Mrs. Rose- Mary Tyndall, Mr. Klaus Feindler, Miss Florence Lanzisera, Mr, Robert Scharlif, Mr. Rob Clellan, Mr. Gerald Baden. Absenfr Mr. Dominic Nolfi, I MATHEMATICS AN AMBITIOUS TRIGONOMETRY STUDENT WHO TRIES TO PROVI AN ORIGINAL THEOREM OF A TRIANGLE WITH TWO SIDES . . . THE BLANK EXPRES- SION OF AN ALGEBRA STUDENT WHEN HE DIS- COVERS THAT HE CANNOT FIND X BY COUNTING ON HIS FINGERS . . . THE WRATH OF A GEOMETRY TEACHER WHEN AN ADAMANT STUDENT INSISTS THAT 'EUCLID WAS WRONG! SCIENCE A BIOLOGY STUDENT REASSEMBLING A DISSECTED FROG. . .A MAD EARTH SCIENCE STUDENT PULLING HAIR CLIPS OUT OF GIRLS' HAIR WITH A LODE- STONE . . . TWO BOYS IN CHEMISTRY DEBATING DROPPING SODIUM INTO A BEAKER ,OF WATER . . . THE REACTION OF A PHYSICS STUDENT TO HIS FIRST I0,000 VOLT SHOCK . . . THE FUTILE CRY OF THE FACULTY: GOD SAVE THE SPACE AGE! IIIICATIIINAI-TECHNICAL THE VAIN ATTEMPTS OF A BEAUTY CULTURE STU- DENT TO REMOVE THE GREEN DYE FROM HER HAIR . . . THE ELECTRICITY STUDENT WHO SUDDENLY REALIZES THAT HE IS PART OF HIS CIRCUIT . . . THE DISMAY OF THE DRESSMAKING STUDENT WHO HAS SEWN HERSELF INTO HER CREATION . . . THE ANGUISHED CRY OF THE SHOP TEACHER: GET THAT HAMMER OFF MY THUMB! ART THE SHRIEK OF THE MECHANICAL DRAWING STU- DENT AS A COMRADE ELBOWS THE CONTENTS OF AN INK BOTTLE OVER HIS DRAWING . . . A STUDENT OF THE IMPRESSIONIST SCHOOL WHOSE IMPRES- SIONS BRING RAUCOUS LAUGHTER FROM THE REST OF THE CLASS . . . AND THE ART TEACHER AFTER EXAMINING HIS STUDENT'S WORK: TO THINK I LEFT THE VILLAGE FOR THISI' . . . MUSTC THE FROZEN MUSICIAN CRAWLING INTO HIS TUBA TO KEEP WARM AT A FOOTBALL GAME . . . THE GROAN OF THE ENGLISH TEACHER AS HALF HIS CLASS MARCHES OUT TO SECTIONALS . . . THE GASP OF THE FRENCH HORN PLAYER AS HER MUSIC SLIPS FROM THE STAND AT A GRADUATION CERE- MONY . . .THE LAMENT OF THE BEWILDERED MUSIC TEACHER: 'IWHAT WOULD BACH HAVE DONE IN A SITUATION LIKE THIS?'I BUSINESS THE EAR SPLITTING CRESCENDO AS ALL THE TYPE- WRITER BELLS SOUND SIMULTANEOUSLY . . . THE RESOUNDING THUD OF THE SCHOOL STORE'S CASH REGISTER DRAWER SLAMMING AGAINST THE CLERK'S STOMACH . . . THE TEACHER ADMONISHING HIS BOOKKEEPING CLASS THAT EMBEZZLEMENT CARRIES A PENALTY OF FIVE TO TEN YEARS. Mr. Marlin Sasso, Mr. William Wiflcowslcy, Mr. James Rubins, Mr. Roy Siegel, Mr. Danle Ferraro. Mrs. Phyllis Gliclmman, Mr, Howard Goldsiein. Mr, Palrick Variano, Mrs. Evelyn Barbara, Mr. Arnold LoPafin, .Mrs. Marlis Slern, Mr. Raymond I-Iarrln Ion, Mr. Slanley Cole Icluairmanl, Mr. Q Frederick Johnson. Miss Joan Larkin, Mr, Monroe Jacobson, Mr. Joseph Tyrol, Mr, Joseph Weller IchairmanI, Mr. William Strasser. k. Q 1 9 r A M, l .,-I 4 III 1' H p Y lax, I QT Q b'QgT , iff A .900 N 0000 ..f-....-- , .1 . iii 1 'X ' , - I R99 ST ig .----M AA 'V U OOUUPV I , V X - A E L S 1' ? 5? J ,1 lx Ai of .-: 'os ' nigga... .. 4, 1 -x 1 QQ, as 1 v Qu 1 Mr. Daniel VanLeuvan. Mr, Norman Pollens, Mr. Alfred Malcboulian, Mr. Ar+hur Berger Ichairmanl Mr. Sumner Berlyn. Absent Mrs. Dee Fox. Mr. Edward Danowslmi Ichairmanl, Mr, John Boyle, M J I1 S r. o n irnmons, Mr. Gerard Pannell, Miss Rufh Ann Whife Miss Nance O'ConneII Miss Joan Ca se, Miss Mary Raven. Miss Anna SIama+ov, Miss Barbara Crosby, and Mrs, Florence Campion IHomemaIxIngI. Mr. Joh Bozzella and Mr. Mario Meo IDriver Educafion Miss Mary Beloin and Mr, Robert Har+mann lSp cial Classesl, Mr. A, Louis Morse. Mr. Edward McNamara and Mrs. Louise Olson ILibrariansI Absent Mrs. Peggy Grady Ryan. CIIIIIANCE THE EXASPERATED GASP OF TI-IE SECRETARY AS A STUDENT HANDS HER FIFTY-FOUR COLLEGE APPLICA- TIONS . . . DOZENS OF STUDENTS WAITING IN LINE TO MAKE GUIDANCE APPOINTMENTS DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL . . . THE FAMOUS LAST WORDS OF THE GUIDANCE COUNSELORS: NO! YOU CAN'T GET INTO HARVARD WITH A SEVENTY- TWO AVERAGE! PHYSICAL EIIIICATIIIII THE SIGHT OF GIRLS WADING THROUGH A FLOODED LOCKER ROOM . , . STUDENTS PLOTTING ALL DAY TO GET OUT OF GYM . . . TI-IE STAR BASKETBALL PLAYER FLYING OUT ,OF THE GYM DOOR ON A FAST BREAK-AND BOUNCING OFF THE GREEN BRICK OF THE CORRIDOR WALL. . .THE PESSIMISTIC COACH WHO MUST BE GIVEN PERIODIC PEP TALKS BY THE PLAYERS. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS A ROW OF DENTED GARBAGE CANS ALONG THE ROUTE OF THE DRIVER ED CAR . . .THE HOME ECO- NOMICS STUDENT WHO HAS PUT EVERYTHING IN HER CAKE BUT THE KITCHEN SINK AND THE FLOUR . . . LOOKING FOR THE BRITANNICA IN THE FICTION SECTION OF THE LIBRARY ...THE DRIVER EDUCATI.ON TEACHER RECITING TENNYSON'S BREAK, BREAK, BREAK. 'III ENGLISH AHII CITIZEHSHIP EIIIICATIIIH A STUDENT TRYING TO FIND THE SUEZ CANAL ON A MAP OF BELLOW FALLS, VERMONT . , . AN ENGLISH CLASS BITTERLY DEBATING THE PROS AND CONS OF AIN'T . . . THE HARASSED TEACHER SHOUTING: HVERBALS ARE NOT TINY LITTLE VERBS! . . . A CIT. ED. TEACHER PATIENTLY EXPLAINING THAT LONG ISLAND CANNOT DRIFT AWAY ON THE OUTGOING TIDE . . . Mrs. Irene Fishbane, Mr, Chrisopher Sarlo, Mr. Joseph McDermoH', Miss Charlene Carfer, Mrs. Carolyn Ge++ler, Mr. John Easily, Mrs. Mary Louise Como, Miss Rulh Tiernan, Miss Alice Hunr, Mr. John McDonald, Mr. Francis Canale. Absent Mr. Anfhony Lembo, Mr, Robert Howard. I8 SCIENCE AHII MATHEMATICS THE EXCLAMATION -OF A MISERABLE SEVENTH GRADER: DO I HAVE TO TAKE MATH AGAIN NEXT YEAR? . . . THE SUPPRESSED LAUGHTER OF THE EIGHTH GRADE TEACHER WHEN ONE OF HIS STU- DENTS ASKS IN A SERIOUS TONE: ARE SALAMAN- DERS REALLY BABY DINOSAURS? . . .A DISGUSTED TEACHER SHOUTING: NiO! lT'S NOT MEANT FOR BURNING BUNSENSI' HEALTH THE NAUSEATING TASTE OF THE THERMOMETER WHEN ONE OF THE NURSES AIDES USES LIOUID DETERGENT AS A STERILIZER . . . A BRAWNY SENIOR CRYING: NO! ANYTHING BUT THE IODINE . . . THE HORROR OF A FEMALE STUDENT AT THE THOUGHT OF BEING WEIGHED . . . I DON'T CARE WHAT TEST YOU HAVE NEXT PERIOD-YOU CAN'T HAVE AN ASPIRIN! . . . Mr. John O'Connor, Mr, Kennelh Coles. Mr, Mor- fon Epler, Miss Mary Collins, Miss Moyra Howell, Miss Veronica Gaffney, Mr. Jerome Silver, Mr. Denis Unger, Mr. Stephen Greenhuf, Miss Marilyn Pas- qual, Mr. Arfhur Lewis. Absenh Mr. Edward Crowley, Mr. Seymour Taub. Dr. A. L. Margolies Mrs. Julie Carobene, Nurse Miss Joan Sarfin, Denfal Hygienisr I ul ,I 53 5:2 v- 1 5 FS 92 5 5 N,-1 1 ETX .f 3 i f '1 f :f fs!!! f,f:.r '- 1? ? if ifflhi J P 4' fitfxi i QA x if It Hg B X fa 5 T Y L. , , ,,,...4--J Suv w1-- av X 4 ,Ri ,X wminx M 'N' 4 llc, f ,N X4 Q- miflfr ' Iliff Q fa 'OW' f W 23 i'75i' J DS A 'ul is: D0 y.,,451L-A. -il-4 5'-1-vu:-.v .J-q ., Vg -.,, 'rx -,,,Ai- A th.. gg, as S -fi f 0 . I H I, Q C 1 v D L 5 s FM it' A gli' I iii T ' Yi: .. if il . T .ual X I A 3 ibn-1 P - , lf ,T i ,T i j y U QL .rr V. . 4 'sw gf 3 lang? rg 2 as l i' Y . .ss f 'Ss H 'rv I A I- , -1 + 1? .,,, i UFFIBE STAFF Mrs, Virginia Gray, Mrs. Lillian Sieigman, Miss Joanne Folk, Miss Frances Biasi, Miss Ad, rienne Abramson, Miss Barbara Darkoif, Miss Evelyn Cacliia Mrs. Minneiic Kahane Mrs. Maria Spafola Swifchboard: Mrs. Ver onica Tergeson CAFETERIA STAFF Shanding: Grela Dunno Doris Kiniey, Ann Wein lwauer, Caiherine Van- Eiizen, Marion Durlcin Belle Grossman, Mamie Adolisen, Arfliur Lyncl Sealed: Rosalin Rolla, Pauline Labaie, Doroilny Bazon, Doroiliy Eisen- sfarlc,Aqnes MacGregor. Vera Brown, Irene Dor- alwusli, Margarei MC- Cauley, Inez Buclninslci, Doroilwy Carman, Doro- flwy Williams, Louise Speed, Eleanor Moeller Abseni: Jane Fioren- lino, Eleanor Krause lnse+: Mrs. Harrie? Fer- guson. Miss Marion Scanlon, Mrs. Elizabeih Quinn, Mrs. Marie Kauf- man CUSTUDIAL STAFF Nicliolas Daquino. John Fanelli, Edwin Sweet Roberf Sornmers lhead cusiodianl, AI Ander- son, Se-mon Springer, Anfhony Terrone, Mary Csombolx, Berf Meyer, Phillip Reichenberger. Nick Kurszalc -Qe, W If -., .ah 7 1 'Q ' if 6 5 1 ...ni 3? H I '- , x- 'L L 1' 2- .ga hx ff if V 's wa.. ? x A , s, .NN ffm- gg ' 1f,iQ. I f fx 4 ,mi , ' ' cr ag 9A' w og- n . . 4 IIIVISIIIIS IIIII IIFFICEIIS THE SENIOR CLASS IS A DYNAMIC ORGANIZATION AND THUS DEMANDS DYNAMIC LEADERSHIP. OUR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS HAVE WORKED DILIGENTLY DURING THE PAST YEAR TO PROVIDE THIS LEADERSHIP. ADVISING THE SENIOR CLASS IS ESPECIALLY DIFFICULT FOR IT REQUIRES PATIENCE. WISDOM, AND A GREAT DEAL OF WORK. MR. JOHN LEGGETT AND MR. MARIO MEO, OUR ADVISORS, HAVE PROVEN THEMSELVES EOUAL TO THE TASK. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE FOR THE EFFORTS THEY HAVE DEVOTED TO OUR WELFARE. Rifa Sediia, Secrefary: Barry Bialulr Co Presldenf Gail Siver, Vice President Frank Anzalone Treasurer Mr, Mario Mao, Advisor: Mr. John LeggeH Advisor Bill Goldman, Co-President NINA B. ACKERMAN Clarlreffe CASS l-lall Palrol Medical Secretary FLOYD N. ADAMS, JR. Foofball Bowling Baseball College ROBERT A. ANTUNES lqbrary Aldo Olhce Aide Senlor Cheerleader Spanish Teacher .4-rm, ml 1 J FRANK M. ANZALONE SCOPE, Senior Fealure E-:Mor Nallonal Honor Sociefy Senior Class Treasurer Professor of French FREDERICK ADELMAN Foolball Baslrelball Service Squad College I l STACIE J. ARKIN SCOPE, Lilerary VANGUARD A Cappella Choir College Xl. in MARSHA ALBERT Nurse's Aide Boosfer Service Squad Privale Secrefary DIANE ARNELL SCOPE, Typlsl CASS F.T.A. College LENNETH A. BAHRY ootball lramafics xrmed Forces 'ATRICIA A. BAUR SCOPE, Typisl lolfball 'ennis locrelary KATHRYN E. BALZER Oklahoma! Archery Prom Commillee Beaufician 'IQ'-i.-,,,, i' is A BETTY ANN BARTON SCOPE, Typisl F.l-LA. Service Squad Secrelary 1 eng IU' THOMAS P. BASELICE Soccer Track Service Squad College WILLIAM T. BECK SCOPE, Business Manager VANGUARD Wreslling Medical Docior ROBERT D. BEEBE Dawn Palrol Radio Club Prom Commilfee Carpenler 'cf' ,,f I BARBARA J. BERGER Clarlcelle CASS, Secrelary Senior Class Deleqafe College JEANNE M. BERGMEISTER SCOPE, Buswness Sludenl' Council RICHARD B. BERMAN Genflemen Prefer Blondes Prom Commillee Service Squad Lawyer CASS College BONNIE S. BERGKNOFF BARRY E. BIALIK Olrlahomal Senior Class Presi-denl Library Aide Nalional Honor Sociely Service Squad CASS Clerical Work Mafh Teggher HAROLD E. BLAKE JOAN M. BLASIO Rifle Club SCOPE, Business Dramalics Inlramurals Shed Melal Skelcher A Cappella Choir College 32 MICHAEL A. BLAU SCOPE, Business CASS Soccer College CAROLE L. BOTTENUS SCOPE, Asst Business Manager Dramalics Inframurals College 19-5 AALCOLM H. BROOKS ladio Club lowling iiile Club rleclronics Engineer BARBARA A. CALTABIANO Libra ry Aide Chorus Housewife RANDALL E. CAM PBELL Dramalics Baseball Foolball College '?' 4 . DONALD F. cARDozA Radio Club Baslcelball Elecfrical Engineer STEPHEN F. CARANO STUART A. CARLOW Chorus . Radio Club Servlfle Squad Servige Squad Varsity Alhlelics Elecfrical Engineer College RICHARD G. CAMPBELL Baskelball Chess Club Archifeclural Engineer '57 NANCY' J. CARROLL Sludent Council Cheerleader Inframurals Elemeniary School Teacher BRIAN K. CARTER Track Prom Commillee Navy CHARLES S. COLLETTI Soccer Audio-Visual Squad Hall Palrol College 34 ROBERT P. CARUCCI Radio Club Newman Club Bowling Elecfronics Engineer CONCETTA J. COSENZA Genflemen Prefer Blondes Office Aide Prom Cornmifree Nurse CAROL A. CLEARY Chorus Hall Pafrol Service Squad Pracfical Nurse SUSAN R. COLLER Lea-ders' Club lnlramurals Ari' Service Squad Physical Educaiion Teacher DORETTA D. COSTIGAN Oklahoma! Prom Commiflce Service Squad Beauiician DAVID CRAWFORD School Slore Service Squad Policeman IS. I aw- Wf r- r - x I f . I I Q rg r '31 ,au 1 JOHN J. DE MARTINI Track Soccer 5 Prom Commi++ee at, . S Physical Educafion Teacher I ROSALIE M. D'AGOSTINO Sluclenl Council 3 Library Aide ELENOR R. CROTEAU lnframurals MARIE A. DE MARTINI Genilemen Prefer Blondes 59C ela Y Oklahoma! Office Aide A Cappella Choir Prom Commifree Inframurals Secrefary Kaiherine Gibbs 3, , ir ' H CAROLYN A. DONARUMA Oklahoma! Prom Commilfee B +' ' ls H 4 EBU lCl5l'1 K 1 1 vw-0' -' JI' 45 I? WALTER L. DERENGOWSKI VICTORIA A. DILIBERTO JOHN J. DORAN SCOPE. Business Office Aide Foofball Soccer Nurse's Aide Baskefball Chefs' Club Hall Parrol Hall Parrol 'fm' HJ-22'-A A Engineer Buyer ,If ' Elecfrical Engineer .J .. , N, a r ,,f.. ,, . 4 I y I ' CLARKE SENIURS PRESENT Bl0NllES WESTBURY, N. Y., Dec. 5, i959- lwo young ladies, fhe more irrespon- sible of whom is more influenfial, were furned loose in Paris during fhe roaring 20's . . . and S. R. O. audiences of Clarke sfudenfs spenf fwo hilarious evenings shar- ing Their blifhely self-inllicfed fare. Genflemen Prefer Blondes, presenfed by fhe Clarke Senior Class under fhe direcfion of Mrs. Peggy Grady Ryan, sfarred Judy Cvilberl as Lorelei Lee, fhe gadabouf blonde in guesfion, and Judy Mabey as her somewhaf more percepfive fraveling com- panion, Miss Gilberfs porfrayal had sparkle and umphy perfecfly casf, she de- lighffully revealed Lorelei Lee as a fypical- ly live-for-fhe-momenf young lady who is unraffled by femporary financial embar- rassmenf in Paris. The advenfures, or misadvenfures of fhe fwo girls began wifh fheir shipboard ro' mances. Frank Anzalone, as Dorofhy's beau, an eccenfric and unsuccessful aufhor, drew delighfed laughfer. John Ludufsky was well-suifed fo his role of wealfhy young Henry Spoffard Ill, whose romance wifh Lorelei proved fo be a verifable bomb- shell. Carole Boffenus as Miss Chapman, fhe sfricf and sfifling fraveling companion of Mrs. Spoffard, porfrayed Miss Chapman's Fuddy duddyll nafure hilariously. Bill Goldman, as Lorelei's Daddy, Sherry Herzog as Mrs. Spoffard, and Virginia Prins as Aunf Dolly also furned in enjoy- able performances. The chambermaid was played by Diane Lone wirh a rnosf con- vincing French accenf and manner. The lively acfing iob and fhe imagina- five sefs prepared by fhe sfudenfs were fhe perfecf ingredienfs for a highly successful producfion. EA. Can you cook foo? Rehearsal Hui soffl Whai' lighf . . .' Two lumps You're fogging my glasses. Pardonez-moi THE SENIOR CLASS OF l96O W. TRESPER CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL presenIs GENTLEM EN PREFER BLONDES LORELEI LEE DOROTHY GILBERT JEREMIAH LEE BERT SAM THE CAPTAIN MRS, VAN OSBORNE SYLVIA MRS. VAN AUSTIN MARGARET MRS. SPOFFARD HENRY SPOFFARD III MISS CHAPMAN AUNT DOLLY MR. BROUSSARD, SR. MR. BROUSSARD, JR. CHAMBERMAID STEWARD PORTER HOTEL MANAGER CHARLESTON DANCERS ACT I SCENE I: SCENE II: ACT II SCENE I: SCENE II: ACT III: JUDY GILBERT JUDY MABEY BILL GOLDMAN BOB EUTTERMAN FRANK ANZALONE JOHN ROTH ERANCINE SOLOMON CAROLE WIESEN NANCY CARROLL JUDY GRIEFITH SHERRY HERZOG JOHN LUDUTSKY CAROLE BOTTENUS VIRGINIA PRINS RICKY BERMAN BOB GALLON DIANE LONE TOM MORAN DENNIS ELLSTEIN CHARLES DROPKIN BOB EUTTERMAN, BOB GALLON, JOE GRECO. LINDA HALPERN, BARBARA MEIER, CAROL PIZZA. MARILYN SHEEEIELD, DONNA STUART SITTING ROOM IN A NEW YORK CITY HOTEL SUITE. A SUMMER EVENING. DECK OF THE MAJESTIC, BOUND EOR EUROPE. MORNING SEVERAL DAYS LATER. SMALL SITTING ROOM -- A HOTEL IN PARIS. A FEW DAYS LATER. THE SAME. MID-AFTERNOON. ABOUT A WEEK LATER. THE SAME. THE FOLLOWING MORNING. 37 Omit CHARLES M. DROPKIN Genllemen Prefer Blondes Hall Palrol Foofball College FLORENCE DUSHAW SCOPE, Business Lab Assislanl Office Aide Teacher ROBERT E. EINZIG Rifle Club Radio Club Elecfronics Engineer DENNIS V. ELLSTEIN Genilemen Prefer Blondes Prom Commiffee Hall Palrol Real Eslale Broker HELENE F. FARRELL SCOPE. Typisf Sfufdenf Council Prom Commi++ee Nurse fi K are , BARRY D. ERENBURG KAY S. FAVER STEPHEN M. FIELD Cross COUVWY Prom Commillee Genflemen Prefer Blonde: WFESlllHQ Service Squad Soccer TfGClf Dressmaker Wres+linq Insurance Broker Colleg, qv' as ii N K! SABRA R. FON FA X , Xi CAROL A. FORBES A Cappella Choir Sculpfuring Club Ar? Sfudenls League Arfisf F.H.A. W Office Aide ALBERT J. Fnuosg t gel' if-H01 FRANCINE FOWLER VAFGUARD- Ed'l0f 'C '6f 6 Y scove, sensor regime Edimr Nahonal Honor Socnely Junior Class Secrefary Orcljeslra Leaders' Club Music Teacher college ANTHONY P. FRAZZETTA ALAN FREEMAN Foofball CASS Wreslling Track Baseball Bowling College Archifecf NANCY R. FRIED CASS, Presidenl Sludenl Council Oklahoma! Teacher K, I Q.i RAYMOND K. FUCHS Soccer Wreslling Lacrosse Physical Educafion Teacher 1 . 5 I t ROBERT F. GALLAGHER Bowling Service Squad Navy X MERILYN A. GAHN 1 SCOPE, Business Clarkeiies ROBERT L. FUTTERMAN Ushefelfe ROBERT L. GALLON SCOPE, Arr College Drum Major VANGUARD Chess Club Genflemen Prefer Blondes Genilemen Prefer Blondes College Pofsdam Teachers' College MARGUERITE M. GERAGHTY VANGUARD S+uden+ Council CAP Journalisf K 'E KATHRYN R. GARAY JOSEPH GENTILE ROBERT J. GEREL Sludenl' Council Soccer SCOPE, Business F. H. A. Lacrosse Foofbell Audio-Visual Squad Traclc Radio Club Nurse College Pharmacist 40 wk UDITH B. GILBERT COPE, Feafure Eclilor 'ANGUARD, Fealure E-clifor Dklahomal Dramafic Ar+s SUSAN L. GLEICHER VANGUARD CASS Library Aide Teacher HAROLD H. GOLD Soccer Rifle Team Hall Pafrol Lawyer WILLIAM E. GOLDMAN Gen+lsmen Prefer Blondes Olulahomal CASS Dramafic Ads JOSEPH M. GRECO Orcheslra Library Aide Newman Club College 'I Q JAN E. GOODMAN CHESTER M. GREGORY JUDITH A. GRIFFITH Qifle Club Dawn Palrol Genilemen Prefer Blondes Y,-ack Bowling Ollahomel -fall Pafrol Wreslling Prom Commilfee D,-affgman Welding Engineer Beaufician 'Wm l Qs: Ev, l . . gm... FIONA G. GRUSKY SCOPE, Sporls Edilor Sludenl' Council RONALD F. GROB C1.,ee,ieade, Rifle Team Guidance Counselor Visual Aide Service Squad Archiiecf ' i E LINDA H. HALPERN Genflemen Prefer Blondes Olrlahomal Clarlmelles College THOMAS HARRINGTON DONALD l. HERZBACH Rifle Team SCOPE, Business Service Squad SCOPE, Arl' College Senior Cheerleader College 42 SHERRY P. HERZOG Genflemen Prefer Blondes F. T. A. Hall Palrol Teacher if Q GERALDINE S. HANOLD A Cappella Choir Prom Commillee Service Squad Execufive Socreiary JEFFREY C. HIGGINS A Cappella Choir Baseball Baskelball College IDITH M. HOTALING ROBERT L. IACOBACCI lure Nurses of America VANGUARD RP Track amafics Service Squad arse Business Adminisfrafor ILICE M. KAH RS . I-I. A. ibrary Aide Iall Pafrol radical Nurse W.. I MICHELE A. KALWARA SCOPE, Business VANGUARD Clarlcelles College X a . if W. Y? 1 MARIE A. INGRASSIA Olrlalvomal Chorus Usl1ereHes Secrefary Y MARILYN R. Office Aide Prom Commillee Hockey Business School KAPLAN Cia- JOHN H. KAGEL G.O.. Presidenf CASS Foofboll College JOYCE I.. KATZ SCOPE, Business CASS Hall Pairol CoIIege lex Y'r f I ROBERT E. KAUFMAN Chefs' Club Foolball College BARBARA A. KEENAN SCOPE, Business Oklahoma! Language Cluh Foreign, Language Teacher CAROL A. KELLY Nurse's Aide Office Aide Prom Commiflee Secrefary JAMES J. KEENAN Baskefball Baseball Service Squa-d College fi. tw CAROL A. KlLLEEN Oklahomal Prom Commilfee Beaufician JANICE R. KESSELHEIM JUNE A. KINDER CAROL E. KOLETNIK Okl3l'10mBl Olrlahomal All-Stale Orchesfra Library Aide Prom Commiffee Band Service Aide Secrefary Language Club Secreiary College - THOMAS R. LANE Track LAWRENCE B. LAPSON SCOPE, Associafe Ediior Science Research Group Naiionai Honor Socief College Soccer Cross Counfry V KNGUARD N-vv DOROTHY A. LARSON N55 Office Aide 'Che5'ff6 Lifesaving BCIWI' Secrefary 'RANCES LAUFER PAULA LAVNICK COPE, Business SCOPE, Li+erary 'ANGUARD CASS :ASS Prom Commiffee eacher Coilege KENNETH W. LEISINGER Language Club Bowling Foo+bail College ROBERT P. LEPANTO Library Aide Hall Pafrol College SHERRY KRUGER AND DONNA STUART AND SANDY SMITH AND RANDY CAMPBELL FLOYD ADAMS BILL. GOLDMAN Wifiiesi Besi Afhleies Besf Vocaiisis Pies af ihirfy paces C'es+ Ia guerre Singing in ihe . , . RAIN77 MICHELE KALWARA JOAN BLASIO AND MARGRIT MEINEL AND AND BILL BECK RAY SINKER AL FILOSA Mosf Soplwisiicafed Quieiesf Besf IVIUSICIGHS Dear Dr, Brofhers, My +wo children... ShI1I1 . . . I Did Beeihoven compose THAT?7 .fl JUDY GILBERT AND MERI GAHN AND ARLENE SCHWARTZ AND 46 FRANK ANZALONE JOHN LUDUTSKY BOB ANTUNES Besf Acfors Mosi Likely Io Succeed Mos? Loquacious So, I didn'I s'rarcI'1 your +unic! . , . and I'II raise you Iif+y Sorry, wrong number DIANE ARNELL AND MARTYE ROSENBERG NANCY CARROLL AND CHARLIE DROPKIN AND TONY FRAZZETTA JIMMY KEENAN Besf Dressed Most Popuiar Besf Dancers Dior's lamenf Si'H'ing on +op of ihe world Tweniy-fhree slidoo GAIL SIVER AND BARRY BIALIK CAROLE WIESEN AND JEANNE BERGMEISTER AH AFOUYK3 5fUdeHfS JOE GENTILE AND BOB TOBIN zllrr Besf Arfisfs Besi' Looking Beai' brofhers of Hue brush Mirror, mirror, on Hue wall . . . PERSUNALITIES ' RITA SEDITA AND DAVE RICE Mos? lnfelligen Psssf . . . move your paper over f 47 UE X' I LYNNE H. LIEBMAN SCOPE, Business Language Club MURRAY R. LIEBMAN Soccer School Sfore Air Force MAUREEN F. LEYDEN CASS MARY ANN LO DICO SCOPE, Secrelary io E-clifor College G.O., Secrefary Hall Palrol Oklahomal Boosfer A Cappella Choir Secreiary College DIANE M. LONE ANTHONY V. LORELLO Sfudenf Council Hall Palrol Genflemen Prefer Blondes Prom Commilfee lnfernalional Club Accounfani' College 48 JOHN M. LUDUTSKY. JR. SCOPE, Feafure Edifor Genflemen Prefer Blondes Nafional Honor Socieiy College SALUTATORIAN 'vn -. J, .fa-, RICHARD L. LUKE Hall Pafrol Service Squad Air Force UDITH A. MABEY ien+lemen Prefer Blondes :heerleader Nice Aide Iollege ARLYN K. Olclahomal Hull Pafrol Office Aide Secrefary Vx MARILYN MAY Nurse's Aide Buyer ROSANNE M. MARRETTA Cheerleader Clarlcelle lnrramurals fl' Nurse STEVEN J. MATALON Baskeiball Foo+ball College 4? ,i BARBARA E. MEIER PEP Nile Siudenf Council Leaders' Club Teacher McDOWELL MARGRIT K. MElNEL PAUL L. MOLINARI SCOPE, Literary Baskefbell VANGUARD Fooiball Orchesfra Baseball College Navy fi THOMAS M. MORAN SANDRA L. MULLALEY ' t SCOPE, Plwoloqraplwy Edilur Office Aide VANGUARD, Plioloqraplwer Prom Commi'loc Soccer lnframurals Phofographer Secrefary ff JOAN MURRAY Gen+lemen Prefer Blondes Leaders' Club lnframurals Nurse ROBERT J. O'KOREN Prom Commillee Navy ROSEMARY OGARA EDWARD G. OSTLING PEP Nile Foofball Office Aide Track Prom Commilfee Chorus Fashion Designer College HELEN R. NARTOWICZ Tennis Bowling Service Squad Secrefary EDWARD R. PALMER Hall Palrol Russian Club Library Aide Polyleclwnic lnsiiiufe of Brooklyn VALEDICTORIAN . 1 , k,x ALLAN M. PEPPER SCOPE, Assisfanf Liierary Edifor Infernalional Club ANET PALMER Chess CMD College chool Sfore ifle Club llramurals ,efailer , I I l V , . l ,' OUIS P. PESCATORE CAROL A. PIZZA Jwling Genilemen Prefer Blondes abinef Malrer Office Aide lnframurals Clerical Work ARLENE S. PERLMAN PEP Nile, Capfain Cheerleader Teacl'1er's Aide Teacher BETTY L. PEROTTI PEP Nite lnframurals F. T. A. College ALAN P. POWERS VIRGINIA L. PRINS SOCCSF Genilemen Prefer Blondes Lacrosse Olrlahomal BOWlll'1f3 Prom Commiffee College Beaufician ww 55, DOROTHY PRUSSAK STEVEN RADOFF Library Aide Library Aide Boosfer Laborarory Asslslanl Inframurals CASS Secreiary College SHARON RALLO Oklahoma! Library Aide Service Squad Seven Arfs Cenfer DAVID M. RICE SCOPE, Edirorrin-Chief Nalional Honor Sociely Malh Team College DANIEL J. RIVARD Foolball Baslcelball Baseball College EDWARD RISEMAN WILLIAM A, RQCK Ra-dio Club Band E 9ln9e Orcheslra Chess Club College 52 JO ANN RODGERS Junior Class Treasurer Sludenl Council lnframurals Physical Educafion Teacher .IOSFPH A. ROGALLI lille Club 3rom Cummiflcc Service Squad College JULIAN M. ROMESKIE Track Rifle Broflwerlioud Award Mechanical Engineer , ',,, g if Fly , 1 31 ,Tx ? , r i 1 A 3 1 h . ROBERT ROSEN MARTHA R. ROSENBER6 Soccer SCOPE, Literary Baslcefbaii VANGUARD Basebali CASS Navy College MARC H. ROSS SCOPE, Spmis Fclilur VANGUARD, Spc,rl', ifdiirir Bioicqy Ckib College in--if JOHN ROTH SCOPE, Plioloqraplwy Tennis Liqhfinq Crew X-Ray Technician 's ,Q-0 ARTHUR E. SCHNELLER SCOPE. ART Okl h ! BARBARA SCHALET Chjmfma Secrefary in G.O. Conwplroiicr Commercia' Amd Siudenf Council Hall Pairoi Secre+ary A , E SENIORS ROLLED OUT THE RED CARPET TO TWO GROUPS OF FRESHMEN. EARLY THIS FALL, UPPERCLASSMEN FETED OUR OWN FRESHMEN AT A GALA AFFAIR CALLED THE HOWDY HOP. AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON IN DECEMBER, WE GREETED LAST YEARS SENIORS, MANY OF WHOM ARE THIS YEAR'S COLLEGE FRESHMEN, AT A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL FIRST ANNUAL HOMECOMING DANCE. AT THIS AFFAIR. HELD FOR SENIORS AND ALUMNI ONLY, THE CAFE- TERIA GLOWED WITH HOLIDAY SPIRIT, AND THE WARMTH OF RENEWED FRIENDSHIP. S TWO SEASONS BEGAN THIS YEAR TH WE Blllllll HAVE IIANCED All NIGHT WE OETEN THINK BACK TO THE MANY OCCASIONS WHICH WE HAVE ENJOYED DURING OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS. ONE OE THE MOST MEMORABLE OE THESE EVENTS, WAS OUR JUNIOR PROM. THROUGH IHE EEEORTS OE THE CLASS AND ITS ADVISORS, A BIEAUTIEUL TRANSEORMATION TOOK PLACE: HAWAII CAME TO CLARKE, EOR ONE EVENING, ALL WHO AT- TENDED WERE TRANSPORTED TO THAT ROMANTIC ISLE, DURING THE EEW HOURS WHICH PASSED ALL TOO OUICKLY INTO HAPPY MEMORIES, ALL DANCED BENEATH AN EVENING SKY OE GLITTERING STARS, IN AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY, TONY ERAZZETTA AND CAROLE WIESEN WERE CROWNED KING AND OUEEN OT THE PROM AND REIGNED EOR THE REMAINDER OE THE EVENING. ...AND DID ft: T HJ 4 Af ' X 1' T 'kiwi -ra 'PS GEORGE SEITZ ARLENE SCHWA RTZ SCOPE. Business CASS Clarlcelfe Teacher 1 l F ik 1 JUDY SHAPIRO SCOPE, Business CASS School Slore Clerk Elemenlary School Teacher 56 Wg,,,,,.. RITA SEDITA Nalional Honor Sociely Senior Class Secrelary Clarlceffe Capfain College Service Squad College STEVEN SEWARD SCOPE, Business Slafl Sfudenl Council Senior Class Deleqale Mechanical Engineer MARILYN SHEFFIELD Genilemen Prefer Blondes Intramurals VANGUARD College KATH LEEN SH EA Tennis Prom Com millee Service Squad Slewardess i 'C' ROBERT SICONOLFI Bowling Hall Palrol College RRLINE SIEGEL Dlzlahomal .ibrary Aide 'rom Comrnillce leaulician JOSEPH G. SIGNORELLI Wreslling Audio-Visual Squad l-lall Palrol College ,.::-v WILLIAM SIOMKIN Prom Comrnillee Service Squad Track Eleclrical Technician CAROLYN M. SILBER Chorus Office Aide Service Squad Clerical Worlz If BRUCE SIMMONS Speclrum Chess Club Wresllinq Mechanical Engineer O 'U 2 -g ,i,i 1 - il 5 'gl fa gf 5 if M E RAYMOND A' SINKER GAIL L. SIVER GAH. M. SMITH Hall P5lfOl SCOPE, Lilerary E-dilor OklBl10mBl PFOYTU COmV llle-9 VANGUARD, Girls' Sporls Edifor PEP Nile Llbffify Aide G. O. Vice Presidenl Clarlcelle C0lle9e College Nurse FRANCINE R. SOLOMON Genilemen Prefer Blondes Oklahoma! CASS College SANDRA W. SMITH DALE SORKIN JOHN SPENCER VANGUARD SCOPE, Lilerary Bowling lnlramurals Leaders' Club Rifle Oklahomal Nurse's Aide Shop Club College College College RICHARD STANLEY SCOPE, Business Raclio Club CASS Archil'ec+ 58 RENEE STEIER SCOPE, Business lnfernalional Club F. T. A. College SANDRA J. STEWART Band Presildenl Orcheslro DONNA M. STUART ffjffl11'f,c,,e, Junior Class Presidenf Clarlcefle Caplain Inframurals Regisrered Nurse l l4.5 YT :AROLYN SURVILLA J. ROY TAX 'rom Comrnillee Golf leaulician Eoofball Hall Palrol College vhs... ROBERT TOBIN Soccer Track Hall Palrol Denlisl Z1 JUDITH A. TEITELBAUM SCOPE, Ari Prom Commillee Library Aide Ari Teacher ST' 1 I UCHARD TERRANOVA RICHARD D- TROPP rom Commiflee VANGUARD 1,-,ll Pafrol Naiional Honor Society iaslrelball Bl0l0QY Club -lair Sfylisf Chemical Engineer STEVEN TELL C,A.P. Lab Assislanl Hall Palrol Engineer JEROME J. TRUPIANO Radio Club Plwoloqrapliy Club Newman Club Elecfronics Engineer SUZANNE M. TURNER SCOPE, Disiricf Manager VANGUARD, Typisl Teacher's Aide Teacher GEORGE M. VARONA Hall Palrol Boxing Club Prom Commiffee Air Force ROY VERCRUYSSE Cross Counfry Soccer Prom Commiiiee College FORTUNATE L. VISCONTI Chorus F. T. A. Biology Club Teacher HARVEY N. WALLACH SCOPE, Business VANGUARD Oklahoma! Elecfrical Engineer JOYCE B- WALKER MARTIN D. WALSH MICHAEL WARREN Office Aide Soccer SCOPE, Ari Edifor Hall Palfol Service Squad Ari Service Squad Prom Commllfee Prom Commiffee College 5eC'9+U Y Carpenfer PHILIP WEINTRAUB School Sfore T? Hall Pafrol Carpenier if f fi LOBERT A. WEAR BARBARA WHYNE CAROLE B. WIESEN ZASS Office Ai-de SCOPE, Assistant Ar? Editor aseball lniramurals VANGUARD ioccer Service Squad CASS :ollege Nurse Commercial Ariisf RONALD D. WILSON Soccer Hall Pairol Missionary ARLINE M. WINGENBACH Hall Palrol Prom Cornmilfee Housewife vt l Joi-IN ZATWARNICKI Baseball , , 7, , Baslnefball Prom Commilfee T k Elecirical Engineer rac Wresiling Mechanical Engineer THE SCENE: A HEATH CLARKE: LO, THE ERESHMANI HIS EYE ON THE BALL, HIS SHOULDER TO THE WHEEL, A HARD WORKER IS HE-POOR DEVIL. CHORUS: NAY, M'LORD CLARKE, HE IS NOT POOR. HE IS RICH WITH AMBITION, EAGERNESS, THE SWEET INNOCENCE OF YOUTH. IDEALISM, PATRIOTISM. SCHOOL SPIRIT, AND OTHER ASSORTED BANALTIES. YES, HE IS ENDIOWED WITH WEALTH INDEED. BUT ALAS, HE IS . . . A PRESHMAN. ENTER ERESHMAN ERESHMANI QASIDEJ GEE WHIZ. IT'S CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL PERSONIPIED AND THAT DARNED CHORUS THAT ALWAYS FOLLOWS HIM AROUND. I GUESS I'LL HAVE TO BE POLITE AND SAY HULLO. ITO CLARKEI HI THERE, CLARKE OL' BOY, AND HULLO TO YOU, CHORUS., CLARKE: GREETINGS, O PRESHMAN. HOW GOES THY WRETCHED LITTLE LIFE? FRESHMAN: MISERABLY, THE SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS ARE ALWAYS PICKING ON ME, CALLING ME NAMES, AND MAKING ME DO THINGS FOR THEM. CLARKE: IASIDE1 EGAD, I HAVE COMPASSION FOR THE LITTLE FELLOW. METHINKS A BIT OF SORCERY WOULDS'T TURN- THE TABLES. ITO FRESHMANI I WILL GIVE THEE POWER OVER THY SUPERIORS., TAKE THIS BIT OF CRUMPLED PARCHMENT. IT IS A MAGIC GYP SHEET. JUST READ THE MAGIC W.ORDS INSCRIBED THEREON, AND SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS WILL BE THY SLAVES. FRESHMANB GOLLY THANKS. I WON'T FORGET THIS, CLARKE OL' BUD-DY. ENTER SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR SOPHOMORE: APPROACH, FRESHMAN, AND SHINE MY SHOES. JUNIOR: ONE MOMENT, MY G.OOD FELLOW, I SAW HIM EIRST, POLISH MY BOOTS. FRESHMAN: KNOCK IT OEF, BOYS. THE MAGIC GYP SHEET WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU. IHE READSJ TWO, POUR, SIX, EIGHT, IT'S YOU I'M GONNA SUBJUGATE. SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR: IKNEELINGJ O MASTER, WE ARE YOUR SLAVES. FRESHMANE YEAH, YEAH, BUT WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITH YOU? CHORUS: YON ERESHMAN IS IN A QUANDRY FROM WHENCE HE MUST BE EXTRICATED. CLARKE: VERILYI A FRESHMAN AND HIS POWER ARE SOON PARTED. IGESTURES MAGICALLYQ SOPHOMORE: WHERE BE I? I DREAMT THIS CHURLISH KNAVE HAD BEWITCHED ME WITH A STRANGE POWER. JUNIOR: AND I TOO! A REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE. SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR: TO THY KNEES, ERESHMAN, AND BURNISH MY EOOTGEAR. ERESHMAN: YOU BETI CHORUS: HAIL TO THE WISDOM OF CLARKE WHO GIVETH POWER WHERE POWER IS DUE. IUNIIIRS DURING THE PAST YEAR, THE JUNIOR CLASS HAS CARRIED OUT A NUMBER OF VERY SUCCESSFUL ACTIVITIES. THE LEADERSHIP OF THE CLASS OFFICERS, COUPLED WITH THE HARD WORK AND WISE COUNSEL OF THE CLASS ADVI- SORS, MISSI MARILYN BANDIERO. MR. ALFRED MAKBOULIAN, AND MR. ROY SIEGEL, HAVE MADE THESE ACCOMPLISHMENTS POS- SIBLE. THEY HELD A DELIGHTFUL JUNE IN JANUARY PROM AND. IN CO-SPONSORSHIP WITH THE SENIOR CLASS, A JUNIOR-SENIOR BASKETBALL GAME FROM WHICH THE JUNIORS EMERGED THE VIC- TORS. WE WISH TO CONGRATU- LATE THEM ON THEIR FINE ACHIEVEMENTS AND EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL SENIOR YEAR. ,-' Laurence Drell, President. Mr. Alfred Makboulien. Advisor: Joy Berqdahl. Treo- surer: Jane? Mielen, Secrefery: Mr. Roy Siegel. Advisor: Miss Marilyn Bendiero, Advisor: Susan Bruce, Vice President C-I FRONT ROW: C. Babayan, B. Alvarez P. Bender, B. Beasley, I. Beredyn, M Billilleri, E. Billifleri, A. Bahnsen, C BoHaIi. SECOND ROW: J. Air, R. Ascher, J. Bergdahl, B. Bonfiglio, G. Ascher, L. Bernsfein, C. Berlin, J. Bona- fazi, L. Blau. THIRD ROW: M. Baglino, W. Barich, A. Allibone, L, Badolofla, D. Anderson, E. Bazon, H. Belman, P. Besuner. FOURTH ROW: E Baumslein, J. Bonini, J. Barnes, R. Bianco, J. Ba- cheller, N. Biancardo, T. Baer, S. Alperf. C-3 FRONT ROW: H. Crescenzo, M. De- Lillo, N. Culmone, S. Edwards, V, Espo- silo, S. Einhorn, N. Dreyer. SECOND II-4 ROW: K. Devine, J. Dill, L. Dolezal, D. Drennan, Cooperman, E. Evans, S. Erwing, M. Fairbrorher, E. Ercole, L. Discipelo, R. R. Ellins, C. D'Angelo, H. B. Engasser. THIRD ROW: DeMichele, B. Edwards, A. Doheriy, N. Coolcrish, W. L. Drell. FOURTH ROW: DeFilippo, D. Covinglon, J. DiPrima, S. D'Adolf. FRONT ROW: S. Gerber, V. Frilfilfa, P. Ferdman, S. Fishman, C. Garcia, S. Fisher, A, Fazio. SECOND ROW: C Gerber, M. Fiscina, J. Girardo, V. Find- lay, E. Gibney, L Geier, G. Flores. THIRD ROW: E. Genlhner, M. Freder- iclcs, E. Friedman, A. Geddes, E. Foeres- Ier, D. Ferguson, R. Farrell. FOURTH ROW: J. Gayner, A. Fisher, R. Ford, S. Fisher, D. Frese, R. Force. T C-2 FRONT ROW: E. Caine, N. Budnik, P. Brewsler, G. Chafflrin, S. Brody, L Burlakolf, C. Caselli. SECOND ROW: G Bourquin, L. Caiali, S. Bruce, A. Chary J. Bruehwiler, J. Bridgens, C. Caprio, S Bruckman, J. Chapler. THIRD ROW: B Byrne, M. Buda, R. Carney, L. Card, l Caslro, R. Burghardl, P. Buxbaum, C Cohen. FOURTH ROW: C. Burnside, J Chalksy, J. Clarke, B. Cerone, C. Berger C. Chavez, D. Brown, D. Burris. lllll II-5 FRONT ROW: S. Gur+er, R. Herzbach, B. Herlz, P. Herwiff, M. Golding, S Goldberg, D. Heindel. SECOND ROW: R. Gold, S. Greene, M, Goldman, G Highf, L. Goldsfein, B. Guarella, C Grodman, W. Graham. THIRD ROW: M. Goldberg, T. Harlnelf, K. Henne mann, L. Herman, M. Hansen, J. Green haus, B. Green, S. Gorenslein, K. Good- man. FOURTH ROW: G. Graham, A. Gleir, W. Gray, B. Hamel, W. Harneif, L. Glanfz, N. Golden, K. Hammell, C-'I FRONT ROW: P. Kondyra, J. Laslrey, A. Kessler, R. Levine, H. Klym, H. Levine, L Liebman, C. Kilfoil, D. Lewis. SECOND ROW: B. Keslenbaum, M. Klein, M Knox, S. Kurshals, B. Korn- haber, P. Lerner, R. LaForfe, B. Klein. S. Levine. Tl'llRD ROW: R. Laplanche, S. Kligerman, A. Kornbluh, R. Lifsel, K. Kishner, D, Klein, F. Lepore, S. Kreis- berg. J. Lemonfl. FOURTH ROW: C. Ladoff, A. Korbel. R Leuchs, M, Klein, B. Kinzler, K, Koslri, L Konslrer, G. Knorr. mel 6 1' by ,X i 1 . , 1 l i-f i i ' fl' Y Q- C-8 FRONT ROW: C. Lipperf, J McKeon J. Marsh, S. Marcus, G. Maresca, K Ludwig, L, Long. SECOND ROW: D Liss, S, Liss, J. Lisgar, C. Lubell, S Lihach, J. Malcaluso THIRD ROW: L Markham, K. Mai, R Maniscalco P Loliscio, T. Lindquisf, H. Livings, R, Loh- mann FOURTH ROW: R, Mannion, J Logan, M. Mandell, S. Linden. R. Lisie' wslri, J. Markham. Fi-ai F li C-6 FRONT ROW: M. Kaplan, S Hoech sfeifer, E. Jacobs, E. Jacobi, L. Kaplan D. Hounanian, N. Jeplro, E. Hyman SECOND ROW: D. Hill, C Keegan, J Hughes, M. Juda, L. Hinck, G. Homan J. Jensen, L. Hoeclre. THIRD ROW: T lllmensee, W. Keenan, A. Janofl, P Jacobs, B. l-luebsch, J Hummel, F. Hoyl J. Jahrsdoffer. FOURTH ROW: H. John son, R. Jacobia, S. Hillinger, T. Jadros- ich, P Hoplze, S. Joseph, G. Kaye, J Hyland. FRONT ROW: B. Pierce, J. Pinlc, J Popowilch, J. Posner, P. Rossiler, E. Pro- sceo, B. Rolh. SECOND ROW: P Raf- lerfy, E. Pc-Iron, J. Parker, E. Pespas, C. Pieirzalc, C. Roberfs, D Rheel, P. Reilly. THIRD ROW: D. Riley, L. Redfern, M. Porfugal, B. Rubin, S. Peisner, H. Rip- insky, R. Perlslein, R. Quinn FOURTH ROW: R. Radecii, S. Pello, R. Pryor, D. Reizes, M. Raylield, C. Rankin, V Ruisi, D. Picker. rf. FRONT ROW: C. Sorensleip, J. Siracus- ano, R. Smollin, L. Sfarlr, C. Spacla, R. Sfasi, J Slasi. SECOND ROW: B. Thomas, C. Vallari, R. Travers, G. Van- Ness, H. Soloway, J. Slriesfeld, V. Singer, J. Urban. THIRD ROW: R. Tucker, D Telefus, J. Speiss, D, Thummin, S. Swedberg, J. Tanlleff, M. Slevens, E. Slone. FOURTH ROW: K. Sinliel, R. Slrayer, A. Smifh, J. Slanfon, S. Sfern, F. Treiber, R Sfaples, J. Vener. I 1 FRONT ROW. G. Melher, M, Mennefle M. Mennelle, I. Mindlin, L. Maniaci, A Morano, M. Millman, J. O'Connor SECOND ROW: B. Nash, S. Morlon, J Mielen, L. Ninesling, S, Olshinslry, E Millard, M. McGeehan, R. Meyer THIRD ROW: E. Munroe, R. Marlin, K McCar'rhy, A, Meier, E. Murray, R. Mead, J. Molinari, R. Palrus, W. Marshall FOURTH ROW: B. Melllner, E. Neal J. Mummery, M Menclelson, D. Olner J. Mallhiessen, J. Moore, R. Maflack C-ll FRONT ROW: D. Singer, L. Scavo, B. Saliberg, K. Scherger, I. Saucci, L. Safli, G. Sanlos SECOND ROW: B. Scura, V. Salis, S. Siegel, S. Scavo, A. Scavo, S. Shev, B. Schuberf, J Schulh. THIRD ROW: R. Schawaroch, C. Scherz, M. Schwarfz, R. Schochler, N. Schiffman, L. Seneca, D. Sanna. FOURTH ROW: L. Schaeffer, W. Rufzler, S Schraub, J. Schwarlz, R. Sesnewicz, R. Scoll, J. Schroeder. FRONT ROW: M. Walsh, D. Zimei, J. Verilch, B. Zucker, L. Zucker, A, Wein- sfein, L. Wabnilc. SECOND ROW: R. Yellin, J. Wells, M. Wilberf, V, Zucchi, L. Wiemeyer, L. Zoffer. THIRD ROW: G. Wansor, L. Zuckerman, S. Zemsch, R. Wydur, B. Warren, M. Wershba, P. Zakary. FOURTH ROW: R. Waile, J. Winsfen, P. While, J. Yarm, L, Zinn, G. Williams, R. Wallace, DDDIISES ADVISED FDD FIIESIIIAEII. SHOPLIFTING I: MISS TAKE AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE IN A SUB- JECT THAT CAN PROVIDE THE STUDENT WITH A LUCRATIVE VOCATION OR A HIGHLY PROFITABLE HOBBY. IT INCLUDES TWO LABORATORY PERIODS PER WEEK AT MACY'S. PIG LATIN I: MISS S. WINE THE VERNACULAR USAGE, COLLO- OUILISMS, IDIOMS AND GRAMMAR OF OUR BARNYARD FRIENDS. THIS COURSE IS MEANT TO STIMULATE BETTER RELA- TI-ONS AMONG THE SPECIES. ANTARCTIC CULTURE: MR. J. FROST A FASCINATING STUDY OF THE NATIVE CULTURE OF ANTARCTICA. SINCE AN- TARCTICA HAS NO NATIVE CULTURE. THIS COURSE IS RECOMMENDED FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE LEARNING ANY- THING, BUT HATE STUDY HALLS EVEN MORE. IPREREOUISITE. PENGUIN PSY- CHOLOGYI' SWAHILI FOR THE BUSINESSMAN: DR. M. JUMBO A PRACTICAL COURSE IN THE LAN- GUAGE OF CENTRAL AFRICA. ITS EMPHA- SIS IS ON USEFUL VOCABULARY SUCH AS HHYWAIROBARY' IINCOME TAXI, WATCHA-UPTO IWHAT D.O YOU MEAN I'M WELCOME FOR DINNER?I, AND BHUOK IPAYOLAI. TILTING: SIR TRISTRAM THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO REVIVE THE FINE OLD ART OF TILTING IJOUST- INGI. CLASSES ARE HELD ON THE FOOT- BALL FIELD EVERY MONDAY, WEDNES- DAY, AND FRIDAY. STUDENTS MUST SUP- PLY THEIR OWN ARMOR, LANCES, AND HORSES. THESE CAN BE PURCHASED IN THE SCHOOL STORE. IPREREOUISITE. CUPSIHQ In QBIIIB Qhtglisbl 'THE PENGUIN DIED LAST WEEK, SO THIS COURSE WILL BE SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY. ACTIVITIES ADVISED FDR FIIESIIAIEII. WITCH HUNTERS CLUB: MR. C. MATHER. ADVISOR A WORTHWHILE ORGANIZATION FOR CIVIC MINDED BOYS AND GIRLS WHO WANT TO CLEAN UP OUR WITCH IN- FESTED COMMUNITY. TORCHES ETC. ARE SUPPLIED BY THE CLUB. A HIGH POINT OF THE HUNTING SEASON WILL BE A TRIP TO SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS FOR A GALA WITCH ROAST. DUELING CLUB: MR. A. BURR, ADVISOR THIS CLUB IS DESPERATELY IN NEED OF NEW MEMBERS BECAUSE BOF THE LARGE RATE OF TURNOVER. PROSPECTIVE MEM- BERS ARE ADVISED TO BUY THEIR INSUR- ANCE BEFORE JOINING. PARENTS' CON- SENT SLIP IS REOUIRED. POACHING CLUB: MR. D. KROCKETT, ADVISOR A WONDERFUL CHANCE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS TO LEARN HOW TO LIVE OFF THE LAND . SOME ACTIVITIES INCLUDE MAK- ING SNEAKY DEER TRAPS FOR SNEAKY DEER, BEAVER HUNTING WITH POISON OAK, AND LEARNING HOW TO TACT- FULLY BRIBE A GAME WARDEN. FOUR ROSES SOCIETY: IWE COULDN'T GET A FACULTY ADVISOR FOR THIS ONE.I THIS CLUB IS UNIOUE IN ITS CUSTOM OF AWARDING A PRIZE TO THE LAST MAN UNDER THE TABLE. AT ITS WEEKLY MEET- INGS, HIGH SPIRITS PREVAIL. PACIFIST CLUB: ACHILLES AGAMEMNON. ADVISOR THE ACTIVITIES OF THIS CLUB ARE MANY AND VARIED. A TYPICAL MEETING IN- CLUDES A ROUSING CHORUS OF I DIDN'T RAISE MY BOY TO BE A SOLDIER , A HALF HOUR OF DISARMAMENT PLAN- NING, AND A SHORT BUT EVENTFUL VISIT TO THE FOUR ROSES SOCIETY. A MARCH ON WASHINGTON IS PLANNED FOR MAY. IIlIII'T EVER SAY IT TII. THE TYPING TEACHER: N-OT NOW, I CAN'T TYPE UNTIL MY NAIL POLISH DRIES. I THE ART TEACHER: THAT'S VERY NICE, BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN? THE ENGLISH TEACHER: IT'S SO MUCH EASIER TO READ IT IN THE CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED VERSION. THE SPANISH TEACHER: HOW DO YOU SAY VAMOOSE IN SPANISH? THE FRENCH TEACHER: WHAT WOULD YOU SAY ABOUT LIFE IN PARIS? THE MATH TEACHER: SO WHAT'S A DECIMAL POINT HERE OR ' THERE? THE BIOLOGY TEACHER: I MY DOCTOR SAYS YOU ARE ALL WRONG. THE LATIN TEACHER: WHO SPEAKS LATIN NOWADAYS ANY- WAY? THE GERMAN TEACHER: GERMAN IS JUST LIKE YIDDISH. THE MUSIC TEACHER: WHY CAN'T THE CHORUS SING ROCK 'N' ROLL? ANY TEACHER: SURE I DID MY HOMEWORK, I JUST FOR- GOT IT. TEACHERS SHOULD BE HAPPY: THEY GET THE WHOLE SUMMER OFF-WITH PAY TOO! MAY I PLEASE HAVE A PASS. I LEFT MY BOOK IN MY LOCKER? 'I COULDN'T DO MY HOMEWORK LAST NIGHT: FIRST I HAD TO GO TO THE DENTIST, THEN WE HAD COMPANY. THEN . . . B-I FRONT ROW: L. Bishop, M. Andersen. B. Arlan, E, Bivona, K. AIIer, C. Barkoi- sI:i, C. Albinger. SECOND ROW: E. Brick, D. Berzair, J. Berman, E. Benneif. L, Berger, G. Baiaille, L. Bonfiglio, L. Brengei. THIRD ROW: J. Berfa, R. Baker, T. Bach, M. Balmer, R. Briody, H. Brunner, R, Barberis, R. BIoom. FOURTH ROW: J. Bucciere, G. BirdsaII, C. Beli- zer, G. AngeIiIIo, G. Bazon, L. Anderson, M. Birner, M, Berman. SUPHIIMIIRES B-2 FRONT ROW: R. Cohn, H. Cook. M. Campione, M. Chiusano, D. Diffman, M. Drennan, G DeRenzo. SECOND ROW: J. Derico, S. Dansixy, S. Corso, S. Dano, M. D'Errico, P. Docyk, E. Canfrowih, S. Clemenfs. THIRD ROW: D. Davidson, P. Cohen, A. De AIfi, P. DeMarIini, S. Dreger, R. Carr, J. Carier. FOURTH ROW: D, CIarIr, J. DeMaio, D. Das- kausIras, R. Cooney, R. Cousins, D. Che- shire, G. Cannela. B--I FRONT ROW: P. Govino, W. Goodman, P. Hirsch, R. Guma, P. Hayes, S. Gold- berg, H. Herr, C, Hooclr. SECOND ROW: L. Haas, P. Grummer, S. Greco, L. Hicks, P. Grenof, M. Haselkorn, M. Hoffman, S. Greenberg. THIRD ROW: D. Herdman, K. Graffon, J, GiriaI', L. Gorin, L. Goefze, M. HeI'FgoH, L. Herbsr, J. Haggerry, M. Greene, FOURTH ROW: J. Heslin, B. Grabber. A. Gould, M. Hollins, M. Hamburg, H, Hanig, A. Hoeffner. B-3 FRONT ROW: E. Franhi, J. Forsiadf, A Frosr, N. Fieldson, R. Friedhoffer, M Flefcher, B. Flam. SECOND ROW: C Dropkin, L. Feldman, G. Ferrari, S. FeId- man, M. Favirra, J. Druckman, C. Gen- C file, V. Fifzgerald. THIRD ROW: Edwards, M. Enfmacher, K. Galvin, C Freund, B. FeId, P. GiIberi', N. Fici, T Fox, M. Femisrer, FOURTH ROW: D Giel, A. Freiman, S. Ginsberg, E Drower, J. Feaiherson, S. Frazzefra, R Farow, W, Edwards. F! FRONT ROW: B. Mi+a, T. Luduisliy, S. Linzer, G. Moyers, S. Miller, B. Mi+a, M. McCoy. SECOND ROW: J. Masiro- nardy, L, Lihach, F. Margolies, R. Mac- Devi+l', J Ligouri, S. Leyden, J. Mc- Dowell, L, Lessing. THIRD ROW: S. Meinel, M. Levine, T. Narlowicz, L. Loudon, J. Lepolsfaf, R. McMahon, P. Monaghan. FOURTH ROW: J. Mc- Gowan, M. McCar+hy, J. Levy, E. Marlin, R. McDevi'r+, V, Mollo, M. McGrain. El.- FRONT ROW: W, Schlafer, M. Sicon- olfi, H, Schwarh, S. Schimmel, M. Seibel, M. Scully, S. Rosenberg. SECOND ROW E. Sinlrer, E. Rosenberg, J. Sobel, J Rusciano, B. Rui, D. Rufzler, P. Smifh M. Scully. mum ROW: A. SCl'lWdl'l1: R. Rubino, V, Rodgers, P. Rolla, P Schmidt H. Schrieber, M. Scalice, G Roll. R. Schwarizman. FOURTH ROW: C. Schuler, F. Sharp, J, Seide, J. Roberi- son, A. Senior, S, Scheiner, J. Sison, W. Slrala. L FRONT ROW: L. Lack, H. Kulilrowski. S. Huebsch, C. Kaplan, K, Kosiin, P. Hopkins, L, Klaxfon. SECOND ROW: N. Infanzon, E. Kleiman, R, Horowifz, R. Jacobs, K. Kurzweil, E, Kerlesz, S. Kanior, M. Lepanlo. THIRD ROW: P, Krivis, F. LaRocca, J. LaCalami+a, D. Krauss, H. Igoe. E. Kann, S. Korn. FOURTH ROW: J. Innes, D. Keenan, J. Lecci, B. King, S, Kaufmann, L, Kling, L. Kooper. NV FRONT ROW: P. Muleiri, J. Pearlman, W. Osfrov, R. Pizza, M. Padnos, G. Nadola, E. Polgar SECOND ROW: S. Paige, S, Pollaclu, V. Piclrefl. R. Phillips, M. Oxcnhorn, D. Orloslzy, D. Riegger. THIRD ROW: C. Pazman, J. Resano- wifch, H, Reifer, R. Quarfuccio, J. Murphy, R. Rizzo, M. Peppe. FOURTH ROW: J. O'Brien, C. Panico, J Peeler, D. Plunlreil, V. Murray, T. Oswald. FRONT ROW: R, Zeiizer, S, Sfemmer, C. Spier, J. Walker, S. Weiss, J. Undre- iner, l. While, P. Venclifio. SECOND ROW: J Sfallings, T, Zehner, A. Weiss, A. Walizer, M, Tropp, D. Sfaples, A. Weiss, D. Wineberg. THIRD ROW: J Sfiles, J, Wallers, J. Socha, R. Williams, B. Wrynn, P. Visconii, P. Urban, J Zanlcy, R, Zweigenbaum. FOURTH ROW: J. While, E. Splaine, K, Sweoringen, J Williams, T. Vendeifi, K. Weinhauer, E Siurman, B. Thompson. 'Sw 1 ,f -F' LL I 1'?x s X1 X x i I-I FRONT ROW: J, Brennan, M. Brellner, R. Buchinski, V. Adams, L. Black, N Axelrod. SECOND ROW: B. Anloniou S. Arkoff, D. Buscemi, F. Bloom, J. Ad: dis, W. Boechelman, J. Barlon. THIRD ROW: J. Buccleri, K. Baldwin, S. Axel- rod, J. Abbale, E. Bollwein, D. Acker- man, W. Areskog. FOURTH ROW: J. Alberl, F. Bayer, B. Benilln, R. Borken, D. Callan, R, Begin, K. Biaolbryskl. QS . A E ' W ,ls A-2 FRONT ROW: R. Faver, R. Flslel, C. DeMori, D. Fischer, K. Coyle, D. Dawson, M. Coleman, K, Edwards. SECOND ROW: D. Donafo, L. Ellslein, P. De- Cicco, G. Clarke, T. Clavin, E, Cebul, M. Dale, P. Feuer, THIRD ROW: J. Dolezal, J, Drower, A. Clliruck, L. Cir- rillo, D. DiRusso, L. Coflon, M, Fallon. M. Feldman. FOURTH ROW: W. Caram, R. Ferraris, J. Dunne, F. Eckna, M. Cash- man, V. Cornelius, J. Erdmann. FRONT ROW: J. Krieger, S. Kriegel, A. Langer, H. Lepolsfal, T, McGowan, G. Leiner, M. Laurenzano, J. Lack. SECOND ROW: J. Lober, M. Kolbrenner, N. Kornlelcl, L. Klnzey, S. Klips, G. Krause, W. Kelly, W, Kozma. THIRD ROW: M. Llcilra, V. Lanzar, R. Kleser, R. Klssel, D. Lone, J. Lanzar, R, Lake, D. Lorell, B. Kriegsman. FOURTH ROW: W. Kre'I- schmar, E. Kraus, M, Kalwara, G. Levy, S. Lowry, W. Liakos, R. Lodalo. 1 FRONT ROW: G. Johnson, S. Halpern, J. Hessler, S, Havier, K. Jarvais, R. Kahane, S. Giflln, D. Fonfa, A. Fried- man, C. HoFFman. SECOND ROW: B. Hornbuckle, M. Kagan, T. Jackson, M. Glazer, L. Glickleld, R, Glick, H. Fox. V. Goldslein, M. Greenblafl, B. Johnsen, S. Jesfer. THIRD ROW: K. Hellers, J. Flinclw, K. Gorman, A. Heindl, D. Frieder- man, M. Huller, E, Kadel, W. Huebsch, J. Harem, D. Habermehl. FOURTH ROW: K. Foley, C. lgoe, W. Heenan, G. Houraney, G. Forbes, T. Jaclrosich, G. Gillen, S, Herslwkowirz, V. Forbes, J. Gallagher, xi FRONT ROW: B. Rabbiff, S, Paul, G. Pless, N. Plalelr, P. ResnIcIr,'J. Pepper, P. Ramisfella. SECOND ROW: L. Rich- man, J. Planche, B. Pasini, J. Pisano, R. Polshy, M. Pediclni, J. Rallo. THIRD ROW: S, Powers, R. Peck, B. Reifer, J. Rand, L. Reizenslein, I. Piclrell, D. Oliver. FOURTH ROW: B. Pofucelr, D. Rech, J, Quigley, J. Pavlalris, D. Reiss, S. Palmberg. B, Plollrln, S. Olson. A-5 FRONT ROW: M. Malfz, C Monfe, J. Morrissey, J. O'Connor, S. Noviclr, S. Meek. SECOND ROW: N. Merrill, S. Nash, E. McDonald, J, Maifhiessen, N. McNally, E, Mackey, C. Meyer. THIRD ROW: P. Monsegur, S. Nuchman, J. Marcus, R, Manlscalco, D. Manioff, K. Markham. FOURTH ROW: F. Marlin, J. Meyer, V. Moyers, J. Musilner, T. Murphy, J. Meyer, P. McGrain. A-'I FRONT ROW: E. Shron, M. Smilh, H. Salzer, S. Salomon, I. Siver, S. Sellzer. SECOND ROW: D. Roclr, K. Sheals, B. Roland, E. Schwarlz, T. Scheier, R. Sper- anza, J. Scoma. THIRD ROW: A. Spec- Ior, M. Schwarfz, A. Savin, R, Sadoslry, M. Shulslri, J. Rosensfoclr, S. Sanders. FOURTH ROW: G. Ro++Iramp, D. Sig- norelli, J. Silverman, N. Schwab, D Sinlcel, R. Solcol, J. SI1ea+s, N. Schnech- HST. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: J. Velfri, M, Trepiclone S. Terrill, S. Wheailey, R. Tax, C. Tar- anfola, C. Tominello. 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Mora IEd+ I S E H E G C W LITERARY FRONT ROW: M. Ross, F. Gruslxy, ICQ-sporls Edilorslg F. Anzalone lSr. Fealures Edilorl, G. Siver ILi+erary Edilorl, F. Fowler ISr. Fealures Ediforl. SECOND ROW: A. Pepper IAssI. Liferary Edilorl, J. Gil- berl, J. Ludulslry ICQ-Fealures Edilorslg P. Gilberl, E. Kerlesz, S. Kanfor, M. Goldman, E. Jacobs, H. Klym, J. Meyer, M. Coleman. THIRD ROW: F. Lauler, M. Kalwara, A. Kornbluh, L. Good slein, B. Herfz, S. Fisher, H Ripinslxy, M. Golding, B. Meier D. Reizes, R. Sedila, M. Klein M. Rosenberg, H. Farrell, M Mienel, S. Arlcin, S. Paige, Kessler, J. Bergmeisfer, A. Chary, S. Kaufman. 140 1... BUSINESS R. Sleier, R. Tropp lAss+. Busi- ness Mgr.I, D. Herzbacln, M. Kalwara, W. Beck lBusiness Managerl, M. Blau, C. Bol- lenus IAssI. Business Mgr.I, J. Blasio, D. Lone, B. Keenan, S. Coller, R. Gerel, M. Leyden, S. Seward. ABSENT: G Kaye, F. I.aRocca L. Goefze, R. Anlunes. 1'i-' W The W, Tresper CIarIce CIassroom Teachers Associafion presenIs CHARLEY'S AUNT by Brandon Thomas CAST OE CHARACTERS Iln order of appearancej JACK CHESNEY ,I , , ROBERT STEINER BRASSETT ROBERT DOLAN 1 CHARLES WYKEHAM . JOHN CATRON C S AU LORD EANCOURT BABBERLEY ROY SIEGEL KITTY VERDUN CHARLENE CARTER AMY SPETTIGUE DOROTHY AYLWARD SIR FRANCIS CHESNEY RALPH GUZEWICZ STEPHEN SPETTIGUE MARTIN SASSO DONA LUCIA DALVADOREZ EDNA SAUNDERS ELA DELAHAY . JANE MAHER THE SCENE IS SET IN THE COLLEGE ROOMS OE JACK CHESNEY AT OXFORD AND IN THE GARDENS ADJACENT. THE TIME IS THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY. WHEN MR. ROY SIEGEL DEMURELY LIFTED HIS SKIRTS AND FLED FROM MR, MARTIN SASSO IN A FLURRY OF RUFFLED PETTICOATS, THE DELIGHTED LAUGHTER OF CLARKE AUDI- ENCES HERALDED ANOTHER HIGHLY SUC- CESSFUL FACULTY PLAY. THIS YEAR THE FACULTY PRESENTED THE VIC- TORIAN FARCE, CHARLEY'S AUNT. THIS FROTHY, OFTEN SLAPSTICK COMEDY WAS CENTERED ABOUT THE IMPROBABLE SITUA- TION OF A YOUNG BACHELOR IMPERSONAT- ING HIS FRIENDS WEALTHY AUNT FROM BRAZIL--'WHERE THE NUTS COME FROM. MR. ROBERT STEINER AND MR. JOHN CAT- RON PLAYED TWO LOVELORN OXFORD STU- DENTS. WHEN THE EXPECTED AUNT DID NOT SHOW UP THE BOYS CONVINCED THEIR FRIEND PLAYED BY MR. SIEGEL, TO IM- PERSONATE HER AND ACT AS CHAPERONE WHILE THEY PROPOSED TO THEIR YOUNG LADIES, MISS CHARLENE CARTER AND MRS. DOROTHY AYLWARD. COMPLICATIONS AROSE WHEN THE GIRLS' GUARDIAN, MR. SASSO, AND THE FATHER OF ONE OF THE B , . , TEMPTED TO PROPOSE TO THE AUNT.' AMIDST ALL THIS CHAOS, THE BUTLER, DY- NAMICALLY ENACTED BY MR. ROBERT DOLAN WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SEEMED TO RE MAIN SANE. 1 2 OYS MR RALPH GUZEWICZ BOTH AT- 9,1 I I4:' TILTI . . . AND THEN THE TRAVELING SALESMAN SAID . . . THE CLIMAX OF THE PLAY CAME WHEN THE REAL AUNT, MRS, EDNA SAUNDERS, AND HER WARD, MISS JANE MAHER, APPEARED. THE CHAOTIC CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY WAS CLEARED UP, AND THE CURTAIN FELL TO THE ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE OF THREE CLARKE AUDIENCES. SO SORRY. GENTS, BUT l'M SITTING THIS ONE OUT. .. . -f ' 'T 1, I' P W I . . -if 1 . af: SPECTRUM SEATED: K. Kosiin, A. Freiman, A. Kornbluh, A. D. Chary, M. Klein, Mrs. SaIIieiane Seif IAdvTsorl, Reizes, M. Oxenhorn. STANDING: E. S+urman, R. FriedI1oITer, M. Hel Iins, R. Huebsch, B. Hertz, S. Huebsch, W. Huebsch, K. KosIlT , -y--A . I . -A. -5 umm -A, In D , 'fa 75, WWTF' Ia Taft' c .T Ii. Q' 'unread I e I - . , i ' nt kg - M M. Klein, A. E, ErcoIe, Herfz, G. CHEMISTRY CLUB ALTHOUGH MANY CLARKE STUDENTS STUDY SCIENCE DURING' THE SCHOOL DAY. SOME SEEK FURTHER OPPOR- TUNITIES TO PURSUE SCIENTI- FIC INTERESTS. CLARKE'S SCIENCE CLUBS ENABLE THESE STUDENTS TO INVESTIGATE AND LEARN MORE ABOUT VARIOUS SCIENTIFIC AREAS. WHETHER A STUDENT IS INTER- ESTED IN BIOLOGY, CHEM- ISTRY, PHYSICS, OR MATHE- MATICS, THE ACTIVITIES OF ONE OF THESE CLUBS ARE CERTAIN TO APPEAL TO HIM AND AFFORD HIM THE CHANCE TO PURSUE HIS IN- TEREST FURTHER. KornbIuI1, M. S chreiber, J. Marsh, E. Hyman, A. Chary, H. Livings, B. Gorensfein, C. Chavez,-R. AscI1er, D. ' Ascher, B. Huebsch, J. Vener, Mr. PauI Leonardo IAdvisorI, M. Biancardo, R. GoIcI, D. Reizes, H. Cook, M. Hamburg, S. Alperf, P. Jacobs, S. Linden, S. Schimmel, S. Hillinger, J. Druckman. BI0l0GY CLUB SEATED: M. Greene, F. Bloom, S. Rosenberg, Miss Barbara S+uard lAdvlsorl, A. Frosf, M. Coleman, S. Gillin, W, Huelasch. STANDING: A. Freiman, C. Kaplan, M, Baller, R. Huebscll, B, Reiler, J. Sheals, R. Gold, D. Reizes, P. Hirsch, S. Linden, D. Krauss, M. Oxenhorn, J. Rosensloclr, M. Dale, D, Callan, S. Hershlzowifz V. .. -- , af -1-.H -- F 514 ull, 'N ll 14 .wr , Q1 SEATED: C. Wiesen, D. Woise, C, Kaplan, G. Asclner, R. Ascher. STANDING: F. Bloom, M. Hollins, H. Herr, M. Baker, A. Freiman, K. Hennemann, F. Grusky, F. Solomon. 1 Xt Mr. Pairick Kelly, Advisor John Kegel, Presidenl Carmen Garcia, Treasurer Nanci Brownsfein, Secrefary John Molinari, Vice Presideni Mk Qian. STANDING: P. Herwiff, B, Warren, D. Wolfe, E. Billilferi, J. Schroeder, E. Klein- man, S. Fisher, R. Mannion, A Error, V, Murray, J. Sobel, L. Co++on. SEATED: R. Huebsch, E. Canfrowifz, L. Pashlnoff, H. Farrell, M. Schrieber, R. Levine, J. Bergrneisier, W. Boeclcelman, J Masfronardy, J. Mummery, S. Hershlrowih C. Sorensfein, L. Richman, R. Burghardr, D. Mankoff, S. Paige, B, Edwards, P. Grummer, T. Sadoslry, J. Bridgens. GENERAL IIRGANIZIITIIIN THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION SPONSORS ALL STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT CLARKE. IT SUP PORTS ALL ATHLETIC TEAMS, PUBLISHES THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER, VANGUARD, AND SUPERVISES ALL OTHER CLUBS. DURING THE PAST YEAR IT HAS CONDUCTED ASSEMBLIES AND SPONSORED SEVERAL DANCES, INCLUD- ING THE HIGHLY SUCCESSEUL CHINA HOP. THE G.O.'S SERVICES ARE ADMINISTERED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL, ITS GOVERNING BODY, WHICH IS MADE UP OE THE ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES OE THE STUDENTS, THE OE- EICERS OE THE G.O., JOHN KAGEL, PRESIA DENTJ JOHN MOLINARI, VICE PRESIDENT: NANCI BROWNSTEIN, SECRETARY: AND CARA MEN GARCIA, TREASURER: IN CONJUNCTION WITH MR. PATRICK KELLY, EACULTY ADVISOR. SUPERVISE THE ACTIVITIES OE THE STUDENT COUNCIL AND OE THE ENTIRE G.O. TI-IE EE' EORTS OE THESE REPRESENTATIVES AND OE- EICERS HAVE ENABLED THE STUDENT BODY TO ENJOY A WELL ROUNDED PROGRAM .OE ACTIVITIES. I I Ir I f I IIII5 ' if IIII I x 1, 'X CASS, THE COMMITTEE EOR THE ADVANCE- MENT OE SCHOOL SPIRIT, IS A SERVICE ORA GANIZATION OE THE G.O. ITS ONE HUNDRED MEMBERS ASSIST THE SCHOOLS CLUBS BY MAKING POSTERS AND MAINTAINING A BUL- LETIN BOARD, IN ADDITION, CASS RUNS MANY OE ITS OWN DANCES, PEP RALLIES, AND OTHER ACTIVITIES. ITS NUMEROUS SUBCOMMITTEES ARE CONSTANTLY WORK' ING TO INCREASE- SCHOOL SPIRIT AND BET' TER me ROLE OE THE STUDENT IN SCHOOL AEEAIRS. FRONT ROW: N. Fried IPresiden+I, B, Berger lSecrefaryl, Mr. Rober+ Sleiner lAdvisorl, S Linden lTreasurerl, D. Arnell, C. Ladofi, J. Kah, J. Shapiro, H. Ripinslcy, SECOND ROW: S Bruce, A. Kessler, M, Goldman, R. Sleier, B. Bialilc, S. Gleiclwer, L. Drell, M. Hollins, l. Mind lin. THIRD ROW: C. Hoffman, G. Major, D. Lewis, J. Chapler, R. Travers, T, Marlin, G. Van Ness E. Jacobs. FOURTH ROW: G. Siver, J. Bergmeisler, F. Laufer, D. Lone, R. Gold, R, Wallace MATH CLUB L. Lapson, D, Rice, M. Poriugal, L. Zuckerman, C. Burnside, J. Mummery, L. Richman, P. Hoplre, J. Lemonii, I. Mindlin, R. Levine, M. Sievens, R. Bloom, A. Gieif, Mr. Harvey Mendelson fAdvisorj fi . fi: l-a.,...i- X - ' Q ' ,. RADIU CLUB Mr. Samuel Kalsmiih, Advisor R. Lafferiy Harry L. Anderson H. Lepolsfaf C. Rankin J. Ludufsiry D03 , .. Q r 5223 3 63531, !. I io! . F.T.A. SEATED: R. Sedifa D. Arnell STANDING Mj Kaplan S. Paige S. Kanfor S. Sfemmer A. Bahnsen UFFIBE AIDES il 1. BAND ' f-:..? J V FLUTES: M. Mandelson, G, DeRenzo, F. Bloom OBOE: D. Reigger, W. Kozma BASSOON: M. Sievens CLARINETSZ E. Braunslein, F. Lepore, S. Slewarl W, Sclllafer, W. Clxulsano, M. Kagan, R. Bloom K. Kurzweil, R, Klssel, J. Rusicano ALTO CLARINETS: L. Goocls+ein, B. Moyers BASS CLARINETS: T. Nodola, D. Callon, M, Mc Carlhy SAXOPHONES: D. Thummin, L, Berger, M. Berman. T. Zehner CORNETS: W. Rock, F, Bayer, G. Van Ness TRUMPETS: R. Scolf, M. Balmer FRENCH HORN: B. Schubert C. 'Kolelnllg N Dreyer, S. Meek, 6, Ascher TROMBONE: G. Sfurman BAPJTONE: S. Slwev TUBA: R. Gallon, P. Hoplce PERCUSSION: F. Konopaselc, E. Drower, G, Hour- aney, F. Fowler MAJORETTES: G. Bourquin, E. Fielzer, M. Jude, S. Morlon, P Rossller, J. Slasi THE MUSIC DEPARTMENTS MANY ORGANIZA- TIONS OFFER CLARKE STUDENTS AN .OPPOR- TUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN A COMPREHEN- SIVE AND WELL ROUNDED MUSIC PROGRAM. VOCALISTS ARE ABLE TO DEVELOP THEIR SINGING SKILLS IN BOTH THE FRESHMAN CHORUS AND THE SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS. IN ADDITION, THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR HIGH CHORUS RECEIVE ADVANCED TRAINING IN PERFORMING A DIVERSIFIED PROGRAM OF CHORAL WORKS. THE POL- ISHED PERFORMANCES OF THESE CHORAL GROUPS ARE ENJOYABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AT CONCERTS AND ASSEMBLIES. THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA IS DESIGNED TO GIVE THE MUSICALLY INCLINED AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACOUIRE A VARIED ORCHESTRAL REPETOIRE, AND EXPERIENCE IN PLAYING WITH A GROUP, STRINGS, PERCUS- SION, BRASS AND WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS COMBINE TO PRESENT BOTH CLASSICAL AND POPULAR SELECTIONS IN OUR CONCERTS AND ASSEMBLIES. CLARKE'S BAND FUNCTIONS BOTH AS A MARCHING AND A CONCERT ORGANIZATION. WEARING THEIR BRIGHT RED UNIFORMS, THEY ADD SPIRIT TO OUR GAMES. THE BAND'S PERFORMANCES AT CONCERTS AND ASSEMBLIES ARE ALWAYS LOOKED FOR- WARD TO. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, BOYS' GLEE CLUB. STRING ORCHESTRA AND VARIOUS CHAMBER GROUPS ARE DESIGNED FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO WISH TO FURTHER THEIR MUSICAL EX- PERIENCE. THESE SMALLER GROUPS ENABLE THE PARTICIPATING STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE A GREATER DEGREE OF PROWESS THAN CAN BE ATTAINED IN LARGE GROUPS. V ' 1' . IIRIIHESTRA - -1 '-.:-- ., - ' ' -'E' ' f-1 -I:----ms me FIRST VIOLIN: M. Meinel, P. Rossifer, S. Kruger, D. Sfuarf. M. Warren, J. Golden, R. Franlre SECOND VIOLIN: J. Greco. M. Schreiber, E. Murray, A. Marchese, S. Lewis VIOLA: A. Filosa, M. McCoy, J. Fingerhuf CELLO: R. Tropp, S. Siewarf, M. Fine, A. Chary, C. Filosa, P. Dusian BASS: R. Ascher, D, Lewis, J. Whife FLUTE: M. Mandelson, F. Bloom OBOE: D. Riegger. W. Kozma BASSOON: M. Sfevens CLARINET: F. Lepore, E. Braunsfein FRENCH HORN: B. Schuberi, N. Dreyer, C. Koleinilr, S. Meek TRUMPET: W. Rock, R. Scoii TROMBONE: G. Srurman PERCUSSION: F. Fowler, E. Drower, G. Houraney GlRl'S GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: C. AIbinger, E. Jacobs, A. Fazio, J. Blasio, J. Pearlman, S. Gerber, N, Culmone, S. Smi+h, Mr. Pafrick Variano IDirec+orI. SECOND ROW: B. King, S. Mienel, I. Mindlin, F. Bloom, A. Zimmerman, J Pink, B. Roland, N. Gabei. THIRD ROW: L. Long, M. LoDico, M, Ingrassia, F. Margoiies, C. D'AngeIo, M. Mienel. FOURTH ROW: S, Swedberg, E, Pespas, C. Roberfs, L. Bernsfein, L. Bar+oIoHa, B. Kornhaber, J. Mas- fronardy SENIUR CHURU FRONT ROW: J. Parker, I. Saucci, S. Gerber, L. Bishop, A, SchneIIer, Mr. Pai'- rick Variano IDirec+orI, W. Beck, M Rosenberg, S. Dansky. SECOND ROW' J. Lasky, I. Mindlin, P. Muiieri, J. Blasio, R. Waife, J. Higgins, D. Arnell, E. Rosenberg, P. Hopkins. THIRD ROW: B. Shalef, C. Babayan, J. Pearlman, L. Brengai, T. Moran, R, Fuchs, A. Powers, F. Anzalone, A. Perlman, J. Masiro- nardy, D. Cavone. FOURTH ROW: M. Kaufman, S. Glecher, L. Berns+ein, L. Brengel, R. Tax, S. FieId, S, Shev, T. Har+ne++, B. Byrne. FIFTH ROW: L. Long, C. Silber, L Halpern, R. MiIIer D. Han, R, Gallon, R. Campbell, oi Siver, S. Kruger, S. Smi+I'1, M, Sheffieid SIXTH ROW: J. Waiiers, M. Kalwara, S Turner, B. King, M. LoDico, E Murray, D. Thummin, P. Hopke, J, Logan, B Green, B. Meier, J. Bergmeisier, N. Gabel. SEVENTH ROW: S. Swedberg E. Pespas, C. Roberis, E. Bazon, C. Pie+r: zak, A. Senior, V. Forbes, F. Adelman, M. Rayiield, P. ReiIIy, G. Ascher, L Goodsfein, S FRONT ROW: S. Paul, R. Fisiel, A. Zimmerman, V. Adams, H. Lepoisiai, R Tax, N. Axelrod, M. Laurenzano, M. Bre++ner, R. Benneir, D. Dawson, Mr Frederick Johnson IDirec+orI. SECOND ROW: A. Chiruch, E. Schwarrz, K. Bald- win, J. Hessler, B. Whifehill, W Huebsch, S. Seiizer, E. Shea, M. Smiih J. Ma++I'1iessen. THIRD ROW: M. Schwarrz, J Pepper, E. S+anIey, B. An- ioniou, I. Siver, L. EIIs+ein, B. Heenan, S. Novick, B. Roland, M. Licifra, J. Dolezal, K Edwards. FOURTH ROW: B. Wassfersrrorn, N. McNaIIy, L. Sugam G. Ciarke, M. Hufier, J. Harem, N. Kornfeld, C. Hoffman, C, Werfenberg, S. Weiss, G. Leiner. FIFTH ROW: A. Spec+or, T. Sadosky, M. FaIIon, J. Mor- rissey, J. Quigley, N. Schwab, V, Lamar, K. FoIey, J. Meyer, B. Ploikin, B. Poiu- cek. SIXTH ROW: B. Hornbuckle, J. Drower, S. Siomkin, A. Ackerman, S, Klips, R. Peck, J. Jadrosich, R. TurkeI, K. Markham, M. Shulski, SEVENTH ROW: A. Savin, K. lgoe, B. Kriegs- man, J. Meyer, P. McGrain, D, Oliver, M. Kalwara, B. Begin, K. Helfers, E. BoIIwein, L. Reisensiein. FRESHMAN BHURUS 92 ,in if INTERNATIUNAL CLUB ADVISORS AND OFFICERS SEATED: B Keenan, Miss Rosalie Margules. STANDING: D. Lone, M. Klein, B. Kinzler, A Pepper, Mr. Richard Gruber, Mr. John Cafron 'iv . lung I4-6 1 fri ' 1 'iii-11 1..- NURS R, Zweigenbaum B Kornhaber G. Kaye 8. Cerone Mrs. Julie Carobene FS AMES .,f- ' 0 . gf ' FRONT ROW: J. Luduisky, F. Anzalone ISecre+aryI, R. Sedi+a IVice Presidenil. D. Rice IPresidenII, A. Filosa ITreasurerI, L. Lapson, R. Tropp. SECOND ROW: R. Levine, B. Kes1'enbaum,,N. Fried, A. Pepper, S. Bruce, J. ScIxuI+z, F. Fowler. THIRD ROW: J. Gilberf, A, GIeiI, B. Bialik, M. Ross, M. DeMar+ini, A. Kornbluh, J. Mabey. FOURTH ROW: Mr. J. Klingel IAdvisorI, C. Wiesen, P, Herwiff, M. Klein, P. Hopke. L. Zuckerman, B. Keenan, M. Gahn. MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY IS THE HIGHEST HONOR THAT A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CAN ATTAIN. IN ORDER TO BECOME A MEMBER OE THE SOCIETY A STU- DENT MUST DISTINGUISH HIMSELE ACADEMIC- ALLY AND HAVE A RECORD OE OUTSTAND- ING SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL, IN ADDITION. THE STUDENT MUST DISPLAY THE OUALITIES OE STRONG CHARACTER AND ABLE LEADER- SHIP. THE SYMBOL OE THE NHS IS THE TORCH OE LEARNING ON A KEYSTONE. THE SOCIETY ATTEMPTS TO KEEP THE TORCH BURNING BY CREATING AN ENTHUSIASM EOR LEARNING WITHIN THE SCHOOL. NATIIINAL HIINIIR SIICIETY VANGUARD B' IN ADDITION TO MAKING GOOD KINDLING EOR EIRE, SERVING AS AN EMERGENCY BOOK- COVER, ACTING AS TEMPORARY SHELTER IN CASE OE INCLEMENT WEATHER, OR FLOAT- ING THROUGH THE AIR AS CONEETTI AT A FOOTBALL GAME, THE VANGUARD PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN SCHOOL LIEE. IT SERVES THE STUDENTS AS AN INEORMER THROUGH ITS NEWS ITEMS, AS AN ENTERTAINER THROUGH ITS EEATURE COLUMNS, AND AS THE VOICE OE THE STUDENT BODY THROUGH ITS EDITORIAL PAGE. M, Ross, Sporis A. KornbIuI1, Associafe Edi+o F. Anzalone, News J. Gilbert Fsafure Mr. Robed Dolan, Advisor G. Siver, Girls' Sporis A. Filosa. Edi+or-in-Chief - 'fi . II, FRONT: J. Greenhaus, L, Lapson, J. Ludufsky, S. Kreisberg, R. Tropp, M. Klein, M Dale J. Wins'fen, E. Franlrl, R Reisman. REAR: E. Kerfesz, B. Pofuceir, B, Kreigsman, N Infan zon, D, Manlroff, B. King, J. Meyer, M. Coleman, E. Jacobs AIIIIIII VISUAL LIBRARY ASSISIANTS . SEATED: E. Can+rowi+1, M. Fallon, S. Weiss, C. Bender,, P. Bender, B. BonfigIio. STANDING: Mr. Edward McNamara IAdvIsorI, R, Ascher, K. Gorman, C. Sorensfein, D. Lewis, M. Hollins, G. Ascher, P. Krivis, M. Oxenhorn, E. Hyman, L. DreII, E. FrankI, S. GIecI1er, A. Weinsiein, L. S+arIr, I.. KapIan, C. Babayan, P. Olifo F. Dusfin, P. Hirsch, R. Bar- den, P. Monaghan, R. Kahane, Mr. Seymour Taub IAdvisorI, R. Rankin, E. Gursfelle SIIIIAIJ CHESS R, Kaufman, B. Simmons, L. Lapson, L. Kling, Mr. Frederick Lighifooi fAdvisorI, S. Greenberg, P. Visconfi, G, DeRenzo, R. Barden . . foe fx A x.', 'D 4 5 X ifrldl 'S .fx X BRIDGE SEATED: R. Sfeier, P. Hopke, D. Rice, A, Gleif STANDING: Mr, John Leggeif fAdvisorl, S. Fisher, P. Jacobs, M. Poriugal DAWN PATRUL D. Sfuarf, R. Sedifa, W. Derengowski, J. Bergdahl, M. Kalwara, C. Gregory, S. Seward, Mr. Mario Meo IAdvisorl is 'wo ' ll MUDERN DANCE i -312. -sf SITTING: M. lngrassia, J, Siracusano, J. Kesselheim STANDING: C. Dropkin, 6. Smifh, S. Coller, E. Hyman C LP. Maior John E. Keaney, Capf. John B. McCagg, Isl L+. Frank Gulf, E. Evans, K. Honnemann, J Jaeger, L. Laclc, V. Lanlx, M. Scully, H. Undreiner. D. Wilson, V. Zucchi B. Angelo, F. Bayer, R. Begin, W. Boeclxelman, B. Boudin, C. Chavez, S. Kassen, F. Lebrechf J, Logan, J. Lulras, R. Mannion, T. Olsson, J. Panfaleo, D. Piiera, W. Schlafer, D. Sinlxel, K. Sinkel L. Sfriclzland. S. Tell, J. Vanclerweyde .1 n -SEATED: L. Goeize, M. Coleman, K. Sheafs, U. Knowhoo, C. DeMori, F. La Rocca. STANDING: L. Schaffer, Mr. Roy Siegel lAdvisorl, S. Linden. ART SERVICE SUUAD T Hill Q., M X alsllll' f' --Q. Gi if 'Q -'VF' 0 56 ww' i H,,,,,...,. f ' f N 1 Y YI' 1- H- f uf mg, .. I 1' S I ' x Q . J- ,xr if ,.f' X 5 J VARSITY FRONT ROW: T. Frazzeiia lCo-Cap+ainl, J. Lecci, N. Coolxrish, R. Tax, N. Fici, G. Flores, J. Molinari, S. Carano, E. Foersier, T. Lone, B. Benifh, D. Giel. SECOND ROW: Coach Boyle, R. Wydur, W. Harnei+, R. Farrell, T. Jad- rosich, F'. Jacobs, J. Urban, F. Adams lCo-Capiainl, L. DeFiIippo, P. Loliscio, D, Ri- vard, Coach Lembo, THIRD 4- f..-s, ZZ ROW: M. Rayheld, J. Schroe- :uw ,W KN: T ir' H mf'- bb , 1' 'ff 4 . A 4' l , .- 11 v W der, F. Adelman, J. Clarlxe, M. Peeler, J. Maflhiessen, M. Mc- - Grain, D. Covinglfon, B. Sfeb- A bins. 9 f 1+ ev FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: W. Boeckelman S. Powers, D. Farrell, J. O'Con- nor, J. Planche, R. Buchinski, J. Hessler. SECOND ROW.: J. Halem, B. Kozma, G. Clarlr, R. Pecln, D. Oliver, J. Smiih, A., Heindl. Tl'llRD ROW: Coach MacDonald, A. Composseo, P.. McGrain, P. Liacos, V. Moyers, E. Kraus, R. Kieser, S. Palm- S berg, D, Lone, R. Cornelius G. Levy, Coach Granowifz .l. ,Sl as ff M M, '- 'lx Y f r px1ff7 IIINIUR VARSITY FRONT ROW: F. Lepore, J. Feaiherson, J. McKeon, F. Hoy+, N. Fici, B. Klein, R. Gerel. SECOND ROW: Coach Lembo, P. Loliscio, M. Peeler, J. Molinari, J. MaH'l1iessen, K. Weinhauer, B, Bassucla, R. Schwarizman, B. Beniih, L. Lan- zar, L. Redfern, T. Jadrosich, R. Tax, R. Wydur, J. Bucherra T THE I959 RAM FOOTBALL TEAM, HUSTLING AND BATTLING IN EVERY GAME, PERFORMED WELL THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE SEASON. WITH A FEW BREAKS THE TEAM MIGHT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CLOSE THE SEASON WITH A BETTER MARK THAN THE 3-4-I RECORD IT POSTED, FOR IT DID NOT LOSE ANY CONTEST BY MORE THAN ONE TOUCHDOWN. THE COACHES, MESSRS. JACK BOYLE, ED DANOWSKI, AND ANTHONY LEMBO, WILL HAVE AN EXPERIENCED TEAM RETURNING NEXT SEPTEMBER BECAUSE FEW SENIORS WILL BE LOST THROUGH GRADUATION. AMONG THESE GRADUATES HOWEVER, WILL BE FLOYD ADAMS AND TONY FRAZETTA, THE TEAM'S CO-CAPTAINS. OUTSTANDING PERFORM- ANCES WERE TURNED IN BY JUNIORS DON COVINGTON, LOU DE FILIPPO, AND JACK SCHROEDER, WHO WERE NAMED TO THE NSAL SECTION II ALL-SCHOLASTIC TEAM. LOU DE FILIPPO WAS ALSO NAMED TO THE NASSAU COUNTY ALL-SCHOLASTIC SOUAD. THE J.V. TEAM, COACHED BY MR. ANTHONY LEMBO. PROVIDED EXPERIENCE FOR MANY SOPHO- MIORES AND JUNIORS WHO WILL BE MOVING UP TO THE VARSITY SOUAD NEXT SEASON. FIIIITBALL F-4- 3 I I - ,hy VIII II' if -if I 2 . I'Lx . ' I YII I I .MI L 1,11- I Y! 'QT KNEELING: J. Marcus, T. Illmensee, R. Maniscalco, R. Fuchs, R. Tobin, R. Rosen, C. Pasman, R Marlin. STANDING: Coach Pannell, D. Frese, J. Mummery, H. S0 C C ER Gold, C Colle-IIT, A. Powers, J. Kagel, J. Genlile, J. Hummel, W. Gray, R. Prior COMPLTING IN TIIT NSAL SECTION III THIS YEAR, CLARKE'S SOLCI I-F IIAM COACI IED BY MR. JERRY PANNELL, COMPILED A TW-TIIIIQ9 DISAPEOINTING 3f--6 RECORD, WHILE EINISHY ING III TH OUT OE EIGHT TEAMS. IN OVER ALL PLAY THE 277704 BOOTIR5 WERE 4 6 2. THI BRIGHT SPOT OI THE SEASON CAME WHEN THE TEAM QCPEIIJ Ak'CI'I RIIw.AI :AST MEADOW BY A SCORE OE 8-6. THE JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER PROGRAM IS NOW BEGINNING TO TSIAR IRLIIT, AND WILL PROVIDE THE VARSITY SOUAD WIIII IXPERIENCED PLAY EOR FUTURE SEASONS, THE J.V. SOIIAD, IINDER THE GUIDANCE OE MR. MARIO MEO, HAD AN IXCEI LENT SEASON EINISHING THE YEAR WITH A belf 2 MARK. 1-Vs? 'ii ERONT ROW: M. Pedecini Arlmoff, K. Kurzweil, R. Jaco L. Ellsfein. SECOND ROW: Dale, S. Feldman, W OSI Meo, R. Sesnewicz, E. Sh P. DeMarTini, V. Cornelius Slrayer R. Gold. THIRD ROW: Co a mms 'Mi H F 1 'G Z A ,K FRONT ROW: M. Kfein J. Greenhaus J. Lemonff SECOND ROW: B. Melfzner R. Levine 5 Mifler ' V Coach W. Koch , at - V i ' ng 'Qi 'Fl N-gf . I CRUSS CUUNTRY SEATED: L. Zuckerman, G. Van Ness, R. WalLaco, S. Hershkowifz, STANDING: Coach Merrifield, F. Konopaselc, B. Eren- berq sl -X x is LJNDLR MR. WLLLMXM KOCH 'LHE CLARKE NETMEN COMPILED A 5' Sf- L RECORD LO W VOR LEHRD PLACE IN HE NSAL SECTION B LEAGUE THE CROSS QOJNHIY SQLJAD GUIDED BN MR. RON?-P1 MERRLHLLD! CLOSLD THEM? SCHE-DUI! WITH A 2-5 RECORD. BOWL US TEAMS SHOULD DO JERN WELL NEW NEAR SLNCL Ni HHER VVLL1 LOSE. MANY PLXXYLRS THROUGH ORADLJAUON. VARSITY FRONT ROW: D. Rivard, F. Hoyr, J. Hummel, J. Schroe- cler and W. Barich ICO- Capriansl, R. Rosen, J. Lecci, SECOND ROW: D. Wineberg IManagerl, F. Adelman, F. Konopasek, J. Air, J. Lemon++, R. Leuchs, Coach J. Simmons. FIIESHMEII SEATED: R. Buchinslni, N. Mer- rill, L. Ellsrein, S. Palmburg. STANDING: P. DeCicco, E. Kadell, D. Lone, M. Dale, D. Lorell, J. Planche, M. Pedecini, Coach Pannell. I . 4Sw K! IlIIIIOII VARSITY FRONT ROW: T. Oswald, J. Hyland, G. Baumsfein, D. Kee- nan, N, Fici, M. Enrmacher, I.. Loudon. STANDING: D. Bur- ris, P. DeMarIini, R. Klimluo- wslxi, M, Rayfield, M. Peeler, D. Orner, V Cornelius, Coach DeCorcia. L.. n.. H-s I in-L il- LL '-,,,..- ,,.,- nu- ns-- ,,.f-'- ,,.- ,-. ..- l .au N3 WITH A SOUAD CONSISTING ALMOST ENTIRELY OE JUNIORS, THE RAM CAGERS WERE A RATHER INEXPERI- ENCED TEAM, HOWEVER, THE SOUAD CONTINUED TO IMPROVE THROUGH- OUT THE CAMPAIGN DESPITE ITS 5 AND I3 RECORD. JUNIORS BILL BAR- ICH, JERRY HUMMEL, JACK SCHROE- DER, AND JACK AIR CARRIED THE SCORING BURDEN, THE HIGHLIGHT OE THE SEASON WAS THE SECOND BASKETBALL ANNUAL E.M.H.S.-CLARKE SCHOLAR- SHIP CONTEST WHICH PROVIDED THE RAMS WITH THEIR INITIAL WIN ,OVER THE JETS, AS WELL AS THEIR FIRST WIN OE THE I959-60 SEASON. THE 62- 48 VICTORY WAS SPARKED BY AIR'S REBOUNDING AND BARICHS SCOR- ING. li ' Q!! I l I L 53117, I . I In-E F I - f mu?-R If . T, pun. Y.l.lRk F Y 2 NV.. 'B XX: T ' x lx I N v.. If I 'A-N :wwf ' o HRK? I 4-UML I . FRONT ROW: 6. Langer, M, Bagllno, G Van Ness, B, Marlin, D. Herdman, D. Calan, L. Zuckerman. STANDING: E. Ercole IMana gerl, D, Covinglon, W. Gray, L. Paslwlroff. R Fuchs, C. Pazman, T. lllmensee, M. Mendel son, J. Slweals, Coach Lembo. 'VARSITY IIINIIJR VARSITY' FRONT ROW: W. Boeclrelman, R. Schwarfz- man, R, Solcol, R. Sclwechler, K. Scavo, F. 1 Lepore, R. Marlin, R. Slebbins. STANDING: -I . I W s-' 'S , li X, ,,,.-EAAHUH gf' . - --f-'fix ,V . ,N N Tm., Vi' --nwavsu, ,W Sl VA? - V. Moyers, M. Padnos, K. Weinhauer, W. Kozma, R Wallace, D. Calan, E. Frcole, B. Hamel N x X T . N THROUGH HARD WORK AND CONSTANT PRACTICE, THIS YEARS VARSITY WRESTLERS EXCEEDED THE EXPECTATIONS OE MANY BY ACHIEVINO A WINNING RECORD. THEIR 7-5 MARK WAS VERY IMPRESSIVE WHEN ONE CONSIDERS THE FACT THAT ALL OE THE TEAM'S LOSSES WERE TO WELL ESTABLISHED AND EX- PERIENCED NORTH SHORE SCHOOLS, IN THE POST SEA- SON TOURNAMENTS, RAY FUCHS TOOK EOURTH PLACE IN TI-IE NORTH SHORE AND NASSAU COUNTY COMPETI- TIONS AND PLACED EIFTH IN Tl-IE ISLAND TOURNAMENT. OARRY LANOER AND DON COVINOTON PLACED THIRD IN THE NSAL SECTIONAL. KNEELING P. Monaghan, F. B er J Goodman. STAND- ING J Spencer IManagerI, J Lucluislry B Begin, C. Ran- n M S B yd ICoacI'1I. THE RAM BOWLING TEAM, COACHED BY MR. EDWARD DANIOWSKI, FINISHED EIRST IN THE NSAL SECTION II LEAGUE THIS SEASON, WITH A 33-I7 RECORD. ALAN POWERS ROLLED THE HIGH GAME OE THE YEAR, A 232, AND PETER HERWITT'S 597 WAS THE YEARIS TOP SERIES. IN THE NASSAU COUNTY TOURNAMENT THE RAMS EINISHED EIRST IN THE NORTH SHORE AND THIRD IN NASSAU COUNTY, THE RIFLE TEAM, COACHED BY MR. SHELDON BOYD, IMPROVED GREATLY THIS SEAA SON AND SHOULD BE EVEN BETTER AS THE TEAM BECOMES MORE EXPERI, ENCED, i KNEELING: P. Herwiif, A Powers. STANDING: B. Wa ren, W. Harneii, F. Adams, Schaefer. BIIWLING II ggi II K I II Zi ,f F25 E' Ig 'ig 'I IIIII ,f - I ,HQ N .114 gf 11 y l -LTHTT' A, 3 C NIJ? ,W 1 .H - 413512. rf' JW? il , - Q -um 1 lg. 4 , ne. f 5 .1 .5 .i,, ,. .B gfxi-KY , x 4 nw QT-W 'M- M 1 f 4 Fmt, -. 7 LEADERS' CLUB THT LEADERS' CLUB IS A GROUP OE THIRTY-ONE GIRLS WHO HAVE BEEN SELECTED ON THE BASIS OE PHYSICAL APTITUDE, LEADERSHIP ABILITY, AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP. THE GIRLS ASSIST THE GYM TEACHERS IN DIRECTING CLASSES, ACT AS USHERS AT MANY SCHOOL FUNCTIONS, AND PARTICIPATE IN FREOUENT SPORTS EXHIBITIONS. PEP NITE WITH JO ANN RODGERS AND DONNA STUART LEAD- ING THE RED TEAM, AND ARLENE PERLMAN AND SANDY SMITH HEADING THE GRAY, THE GIRLSI PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PRESENTED ITS SECOND ANNUAL PEP NITE. THE TWO TEAMS PRE- SENTED A MINIATURE OLYMPICS WHICH CLIMAXED FIVE WEEKS OE INTENSIVE PRACTICE. BOTH THE GRAY TEAM, WITH A 'WILD WEST THEME, AND THE RED. USING A WORLD-WIDE OLYMPICS THEME, PRE- SENTED ORIGINAL FORMAL ENTRANCES AND CALISf THENICS ROUTINES. THE TEAMS WERE JUDGED ON EVERY ASPECT OE THE EVENINGIS PROGRAM, FROM BASKETBALL AND APPARATUS, TO THE POSTERS AND EMBLEMS WHICH THEY MADE. AT THE CONCLUSION OE TH PROGRAM, THE RED CAPTAINS RECEIVED A GOLD PLAOUE SYMBOLIZING THEIR TEAM'S VIC- TORY. LJIMAHIQ FRONT ROW: N. Brownsfein, N. Carroll, S. Bruce, Miss Joan Case IAdvisorI, J, Rodgers, J, ScI'1uII1, E. Fowler. SECOND ROW: C. Garcia, T. Har+neH, V. Eihgerald, J. Bergdahl, R. Burghardf, D. S'Iuar1, J. Murray, C. Spier THIRD ROW: T. Luduislry, C. Ladoff, L. WabniIr, P. DocyIc, S. Coller, S. Kurshals, K. GaIvIn, N, Dreyer. FOURTH ROW: B. Meier, F. Margolies, H Ripinslry, A. Meier, E. Murray, G. Rodgers, S. Peisner, E. Evans. I I I WC J ,Q I H, Ripinsky, C. Ladoff, Fowler, F. Margolies, L. Wab- nilr, P. Brewsfer. 4 Q Nga' fm lx F B ' X? A Y - 5 . B 5 QV ' K ffl .' ,Q Rv 41 Rah 1 . 8 RX ff F BASKETBALL C. Ladoff, R, Burghardf, F. Fowler, S. Bruce, J. Rodgers, A, Perlman, J. Schulh. 1 Q. J Schul+z, J. Rodgers, S. F - --r Garcua S. Bruce, C. Spier, J. Bergdahl, R. Burghardf, S. r 4 9 If r Smiih, D, Sfuari, S. Coller, C. i , vp F., . 1 ' . 44 I' I 1 Kurshals. rd J 1 J x TENNIS HUBKEY V0llEYBAll E. Murray, H, Ripinslxy, C. Ladoff, R. Burghardh J. Berg- dahl, S. Bruce, P. Doyclr, S. Smifh, D. S+uar+. ff' -s. 1: , . ' ' - -.I T' -. X 1 . -- I ' . , u ' , ., sr, QM I . WA, f I 5, - f :NL . 'K-Y ,T APPARATUS TABLE TENNIS DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS, THE GIRLS' INTRAMURAL PROGRAM HAS INCREASED IN SCOPE AND POPULARITY. THIS FALL, THE FIELD HOCKEY TEAM, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS JOAN CASE, COMPLETED THE SEA- SON WITH AN IMPRESSIVE RECORD OF I4 WINS AND 3 LOSSES. ON THE TENNIS COURTS, MISS NANCE O'CONNELL LED HER NINE SUPERIOR NETWOMEN TO A VICTORY OVER MASSAPEOUA AND A TIE WITH BABY- LON. THE HONOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM, UN- DER MISS JOAN CASE'S LEADERSHIP, MADE GREAT STRIDES. THE TEN GIRLS CHOSEN TO REPRESENT CLARKE PARTICIPATED IN BOTH FRONT ROW: N. CarroII, B. Meier, F. FowIer, A. Perlman, S. SmiIIr, Miss Mary Raven IAdvisorI, M. Sheffield, C. Boifenus, S. CoIIer, J. Rodgers. SECOND ROW: N. Dreyer, S. Bruce, R. Burghardf, G. AscI'1er, R. Ascher, T. Harfneh, R. LaPIancIIe, C. Ladoff, S. GuIIer, L. Wabnik, E. Murray, J ScI'1uII1. THIRD ROW: D. Davidson, P. Grum- mer, H Herr, S. LuduIsIxy, G. Moyers, C. Spier, J. Masrronardy. FOURTH ROW: G. Kraus, R. Benneif, V. Adams, L. VeHer, C. -'V1 , Weiienberg, V, Lanzar. 1 V D. Davidson, L. Gorin, B. Mifa -df THE LIGA AND AWPENYS SPORTS DAYS, AND COMPILED A RECORD OF 3 WINS AND 2 LOSSES AGAINST CALHOUN, EAST MEADOW. HEWLETT, MEPHAM, AND VALLEY STREAM HIGH SCHOOLS. IN THE LIGA SPORTS DAY. THE FIVE GIRLS ON THE TABLE TENNIS TEAM. UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MISS RUTH WHITE, PLACED THIRD. THE BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM, COACHED BY MISS JOAN CASE, CLOSED ITS SEASON WITH 2 WINS AND. I SETBACK. APPARATUS INTRAMURALS, GUID- ED BY MISS MARY RAVEN, WERE HELD FOR THE BASIC PURPOSE OF TRAINING GIRLS FOR PEP NITE. JUNIOR SUSAN BRUCE WAS SE- LECTED AS THE OUTSTANDING GIRL ON THE APPARATUS AND REPRESENTED CLARKE ON APRIL I, I96O AT AN ALL-LONG ISLAND AP- PARATUS MEET. VARSITY CHEER LEADERS KNEELING: M Kaplan, J. Laslcey, S. B R. Burghardl, J. Schullz fainl, V. Singer, J. Bergdalwl, S. GuHer STANDING: R, Marella, A, Perlman Carroll 1 s A , 1 -1 A '1 ... .vsp . - W...- EQ IILARIIETTES KNEELING: J. Siracusano, D. Sluarl, G. Smilli, P. Brewsfer, P. Grum- mer, C. Albinger, M, Cam- pione, M. Golding STANDING: R. Sedifa, C. Garcia, T. Harl- x, , . 2 xiii I 'Zulu-...W I.V. BHEER LEADERS CLOCKWISE: S. Slemmer, C. Genlile, M Smi+h, P. Hoplcins, L. Gorin, S Danslry, B. Mila lCapIainl, A. Walfzer, D. Wolfe, N, Field- SON neff, L. Halpern, D. Davidson, C, Ladoff, M. Kalwara, P. Bux- baum, K. Galvin, M. Gahn ,'3II CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 FROM THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION 'Tl Ni 4. ,-a. ' 'mi-4'.J:fQ ' U N W F ' ' 3 .1 ., , .f- - als- - -V-Jw. ,Ev -5 LJJZ-'c':.v '4 VL: ' W ' if 4 3ieAiJ'E1 -.1-V 2- fp? 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FARRELL M. BARTOLOTTA J. HIGGINS LEISINGER W. BECK R. WALLACE R. HATEM R. FUCI-IS PASHKOEE J. MOLINARI B. WHITE JO ANN ROGERS Presidenf ROSE OGARA Vice Presidenf HELENE FARRELL Secretary ROSANNE MARETTA Treasurer JOAN MURRAY i?El':T TO S I. + A ' g 6 rms L. KLAXTON B. KLESS L. KNOEDLER D. CAPUTO V. ADAMS NV CARROLL N. LAMM B. ARMBRUSTER M. M COY C. COSENZA C A. BAHNSEN C- CASANQ J. MIELEN C. BARKOFSKI K. DEVINE L. NINESLING THE J. BERGDAHL M. DEVINE A. ROUSSEAU E. BILLITTERI D- DI RUSSQ C. SCHERZ M. BILLITTERI L, DE VTTTQ D. STAPLES S. BRUCE M, FAU-QN D. STUART H. BRUNNER V. HTZQERALD P. TRIOLLO R. BURGHARDT N. FIELDSQN I. WILLIAMSON TO THE CLASS OF '60 EVERY SUCCESS IN EVERY Complimenh of ENDEAVOR MR. WCNC FOR CHINESE CUISINE 588 OLD COUNTRY ROAD Wesfbury, Long Island EDgewooaI 3-6I6l COMPLIMENTS of SMITH'S PHARMACY and LEVITTCWN CLINICAL LABCRATCRY 27l5 Hemps+ead Turnpike, Levi'H'own CCMPLIMENTS CF uper urkets 6 F A R M I N C D A L E INSECTICIDES - HERBICIDES - PLANT FOODS FARMINGDALE GARDEN LABS FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK ED 4-5I32 MR. MEADOW BROOK SENDS BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF l960 Ihe tgalional bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONTINENTAL GUNFEGTIDNS, ING. 5I FROST STREET WESTBURY, L.I., NEW YORK EDgewood 3-6630 SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT BEST WISHES TO me CLASS or who RALPT-rs oRTHoPEDlc si-noe REPAIR 586 Old Counfry Road CARVEL wwbury, L. I., New York NASSAU ROAD Eogewood 3-5255 ROOSEVELT, NEW YORK BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF l960 ' LNIDDIELANEU I 200 Shames Drive Wes+bury, L.l., New York ALBERTI APOSTOLATO ARCURI BOLLI-IOFER BONTEMPI CAPRIO CARLSTROM CARTABUKE CHAPTER CLARKE CYHUN D'ANGELO DASKAUSKAS DE LILLO DI PIERRI CUMPLIMENTS F. DUGGAN M. DINEEN N. DREYER G. DUNN M. EDGAR C. FALKENBERG A. FEDORYK N. FLANDERS H. GABRIEL K. GARAY A. GEDDES L. GERLACH M. GRAMAROSSA B. GUARELLA C. HEAP of the BRDWN AND WHITE CUNGRATULATIDNS to the GLASS of '60 HUBBY HUBBY KOLETNIK KEENAN KULASKI KU RSHALS LAVNEY LEYDEN LEYDEN LONE LOUGI-I MC CORMACK MC GEEHAN MC KENNEY MC PARTLAND MILLER . MOHRMANN NOLAN O'CONNOR PRICE SAUCCI SCHONNING STONE STRIGNANO SWEDBERG M. TACCONELLI I. VICTORY M. WALSH D. WANSOR S. WATERS BANDED TUGETHER IN A BOND 0F BROTHERNDUD PURPLE AND WNITE B. BRISKMAN J. ROSENBLUM L. KURTZ H. MARGULES H. APPLEBAUM J. MALLER J. BENNETT M. MENDELSON D. BURRIS M. MANDELL R. ELSON B. NEILINGER N. FELLS D OTNER M. FELDBERG J. PASTALOVE A. FREEMAN L. RIFKIN S. FRIEDMAN D. PICKER J, QAYNER L SCHAEFFER C. GERBER R. SCHECTER S. LEVENBERG R STANLEY 5, LINDEN J. TANKLEFF D. TOMBACK WELDING ENGINEERING CO. SWIMMING POOLS VISIT OUR FABULOUS SHOWROOM FOUR FULL SIZED SWIMMING POOLS ON DISPLAY 435 OLD COUNTRY ROAD Wasfbury, Long Island, New Yorlr WESTBURY MOTOR SALES INC 379 OLD COUNTRY ROAD WESTBURY, L.I., NEW YORK USED SPORT CARS OUR SPECIALTY THE BLUE AND WHITE WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE AND WISH SUCCESS TO ITS GRADUATING SENIORS. J. BERGMEISTER AND , , , B. BERGER D. ARNELL ALL THE MEMBERS A. PERLMAN M. ROSENBERG OF THE CLASS OF I960 A. SILBERT S. TURNER lVanIwoe I-7 UNITED RENT-ALLS THE NATION'S NEIGHBOR WE RENT MOST ANYTHING FROM HIGH CHAIRS TO HOUSE JACKS V. J. FARINOLA D. E. STEIGERWALD 392 NEWBRIDGE AVENUE EAST MEADOW, L.I., NEW YORK PNIL'S TUXEDO RENTAL 2 JERUSALEM AVENUE HICKSVILLE, L.I., NEW YORK Iai' R.R. S'I'a'I'ionI WEIIs I-0068 SUCCESS to the CLASS of 1960 S T E A K P I T OLD COUNTRY ROAD WESTBURY, NEW YORK TEXACO RAINBOW AUTO SERVICE OLD COUNTRY ROAD AND WESTBURY DRIVE WESTBURY, NEW YORK EDgewood 4-9582 TOP HAT FORMALS FOR RENT AND SALE CompIefe line of FORMAL WEAR SPECIAL STUDENT RATE 4I6 FULTON AVENUE Hempsiead, New York IVanhoe 3-9420 SALES 0 SERVICE 0 REPAIRS PESTER'S PROPELLER SERVICE, INC. CAA APPROVED REPAIR STATION NO. I82 99 STATE STREET WESTBURY, NEW YORK EDgewood 3-I4-I4 M33 MODELL'S 'Long IsIand's Largesf and Mos? up-Io-date Dairy' CARLE PLACE, L.I., NEW YORK EDgewood EDgewood 3-0025 3-0027 L E s n A M E s EY I IS.S A HAIR STYLIST, LTD. CALL ESTELLE YOUNG FOR APPOINTMENT lO'7o DISCOUNT TO G.O. MEMBERS AND TEACHERS 30I NEWBRIDGE AVE. EAST MEADOW, NEW YORK IVanhoe 5-I33I RENTALS SALES TYPEWRITERS MODERN BRANDS 2086 FRONT STREET Easf Meadow, Long Island, N.Y. IOpposi+e ModeII'sI IVanI1oe 6-433I SERVICE TRADES H. 84 M. RICIIARDSUN BUILDERS. INC. 96 GARDINER'S AVENUE I -6 I 6 I PErsI1ing 5-4276 BIRCHWOOD PHARMACY, INC. 591, om couNTRY ROAD I wesTauRY. N.Y. FREE DELIVERY-AMPLE PARKING PHONE- EDgewood 3-5I3I OPEN DAILY 9 A.M, fo II P.M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 0 0 R 0 N E T wAREHousE ouner TUYS Ill I OLD COUNTRY ROAD WESTBURY, NEW YORK EDgewood 4-2003 AUGIES AUTO SPRING AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT C0., INC. BRAKE SPECIALISTS 885 OLD COUNTRY ROAD WESTBURY, LONG ISLAND, N.Y. EDgewood 3-4774 IVanhoe 3-5050 A C E H O E F F N E R CONTRACTING CO., INC. EXCAVATING - GRADING CRANES - auLLoozERs - GRADER 9I0 NEWBRIDGE AVENUE EAST MEADOW. NEW YORK CUSTOM DECORATING AT FACTORY PRICE DRAPERIES - BEDSPREADS - CURTAINS JULIE PUWERS, INC. Boofh 42 and 43 NASSAU FARMER'S MARKET OV I-4848 W. TRESPER CLARKE PARENT-TEACHER ASSUGIATIUN RUOSEVELT BUWLERAMA INGURPURATED CHlIRLIE'S AUTO SERVICE F. GERARD MORAN PHOIOGRAPHER 722 BLACKSTONE AVENUE EAST MEADOW, NEW YORK lVanhoe 9-IS36 DR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN BECK MR. AND MRS. JAMES A FRIEND DR. PAULA GIORDANO LEON GORDON, O.D. M R. DR. DR. MR. LEO DREYER AND MRS. JOHN LEGGETT AND MRS. J. B. MENZIN MAYNARD W. LEMROW AND MRS. ARTHUR D. SMITH VOGEL SPONSORS ALBA ONE-HOUR CLEANERS BIRCHWOOD BARBER SHOP CARMEN AVENUE BARBER SHOP CARMEN AVENUE SHOE SERVICE ED'S SERVICE STATION FROM A FRIEND MAC NEIL HARDWARE CO. MICRON GEAR CO. POST ACRE'S BARBER SHOP ROBIN'S ESSO SERVICE STATION TOY DEPARTMENT, MODELL'S SHOPPER'S WORLD l-i1i-li MRS. FLOYD ADAMS . J. ANZALONE . BLUM MAURICE F. BEHREN ROBERT BRUCE, JR. . JOSEPH P. BUTLER E. CARROLL . ROBERT F. DALE FRANK DI RUSSO MR MR MR MR MR MR MR. MR MR MR MR. AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS. . AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS . AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS. THE MEINEL FAMILY MR. AND MRS. GERARD PLESS MR. AND MRS. KARL RINAS , THE SEDITA FAMILY LT. COL. AND MRS. G. Q. STANLEY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE STEMMER MR. AND MRS. NORMAN SWYERS MR, AND MRS. O. WEAR THE WESTEE FAMILY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WHITSON . DANIEL FISHER GEORGE FOWLER JOHN MARRETTA S ACME CAB CORPORATION ELMAR PHARMACY EMlL'S FRENCH CLEANERS INC. H. AND S. KOSHER PACKING CORP. NASSAU 5 AND I0 STORES NORTH MERRICK DELICATESSEN PATRICIAN HAIR STYLIST, INC. WESTBURY STUDIO OF FINE ARTS 4 WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE TO THOSE PEOPLE WHO HAVE HELPED US TO PRODUCE SCOPE I960. MISS MARILYN BANDIERO MR. WILLIAM G. FARRELL MR. GEORGE K. HOPKE MR. MONROE JACOBSEN MR. HERBERT R. KRAITH MISS FLORENCE LANZISERA MR. FRANK LA ROCCA MR. JOHN LEGGETT MR. ALFRED MAKBOULIAN MR. MARIO MEO MR. DOMINIC NOTTI MRS. ANGELINA ROY MRS. EDNA SAUNDERS MRS. ROSEMARY TYNDALL I - I EPll0GllE CHORUS: HAS NOT SCOPE PRESERVED THE YEAR? CLARKE: APPEARANCES WOULD HAVE IT SO. AND YET . . . CHORUS: NEED THOU FURTHER PROOF? LET US CALL ON THE CLARKITES, THE WORLDS HIGHEST TRIBUNAL, TO PASS JUDGMENT ONT. CLARKE: LET IT BE DONE. IHE GESTURES MAG- ICALLY WITH ONE SMALL BUT POWERFUL EINGER, AND THE FRESHMAN, SOPHO- MORE, JUNIOR, AND SENIOR APPEAR, RE- SPLENDENT IN THEIR ELOWING ROBES OF CARDINAL AND SILVER.I CLARKITES: WHAT GREAT WONDER BRINGS US HERE? CLARKE: O NOBLE CLARKITES, YE HAVE BEEN SUMMONED TO DECIDE A VITAL ISSUE. HAS SCOPE PRESERVED THE YEAR IN ETER- NAL MEMORY? CLARKITES: MMMM? CHORUS: IASIDEI ALL HEAVEN AND EARTH TREMBLE WITH AWFUL EXPECTATION. WILL THE CLARRITES SHOW WISDOM IN THEIR JUDGMENT? SENIOR: THE VOLUME HATH UNITY. JUNIOR: AND PERSPECTIVEI SOPHOMORE: AND HUMORI ERESHMAN: I LIKE THE PICTURES! CLARKITESI OUR JUDGMENT IS . . . ENTER ARISTOTLE 1 ARISTOTLE: HOLD! THE REASON EOR YOUR DOUBT IS CLEAR. ONLY TIME WILL TELL WHETHER SCOPE HATH SAVED THE YEAR. CHORUS: SO BE IT. THE JUDGMENT WILL WAIT. CLARKE: LONG LIVE THE YEARII ALL: LONG LIVE THE YEARII 113.- i 'UL' 'Q 1 ,1111. f 'J A 1 11 .AI n is 1 E 4 1 w. -4 5 J A .1--.1I iss . I,.1I.:. Yr . I, 1: in . .1 . 11:2 . Q1-. 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