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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

TIME hat made Clarke what it is today for Time represents the money, energy, and progress that have enabled us to develop from a vague idea, to a blueprint, and finally to a reputable school. TIME is the raw material for success if utilized as a source of knowledge, experience, and joy—a source from which improvement can emerge. It is with this philosophy that we are proud to present . . . TIME has been responsible for Clarke’s evolvement from infancy into o impressionable youth. It has made it possible for us, also, to grow, as a class, from an assemblage of disorganized Freshmen into purposeful Seniors. SCOPE 1962 W. TRESPER CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL Westbury, New York “Delightful task! to rear the tender Thought, To teach the young Idea how to shoot, To pour the fresh Instruction o'er the Mind, To breathe the enlivening Spirit, and to fix The generous Purpose in the glowing breast —Thomson These are the goals and pleasures of a true educator. We, as a class, feel that you, Mr. George Hopke, are such an educator. We gratefully acknowledge the fact that from your support has emanated our success, from your patience our progress, from your leadership our learning, and from your confidence our character. As an expression of sincere gratitude, we, the Class of T62, assume both the honor and privilege of dedicating to you our yearbook. Dear Graduates: The theme of this, your yearbook, is ‘'Time. ’ I cannot think of a more appropriate topic, since time is, after all, our most precious possession. A great deal of yours has been spent in school. The wisdom, or foolishness with which you have made use of your time is now on the record. As you leave our school for future study, work, or a period in the armed forces, I hope that you will use your time and talents wisely and unstint- ingly. There is so much to be done in the world that none of us can afford to waste any of the precious stuff. To waste time is to waste opportunities to make this a better world in which all of us may live. All of us at Clarke wish you the best of luck. We have great hopes for the future, and for the part you will play in it. Yours sincerely, GEORGE K. HOPKE Principal As we view in retrospect the value of these last four years, we realize that our progress s primarily based upon the magnanimous efforts of the Administration and Faculty to instill within us a desire for education. Their unselfish assistance has given us an intelligence of life and its complexities. From this newly-acquired understanding, we hope to gain the ability to compete with Time as we journey down the long and trying roads to seek the light that shines in the distance. ADMINISTRATION I fi 3 FACULTY 5 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Jomes Wavle Sr., Mr. Johnathan Bolton, Dr. Anthony Barbaccia Mrs. Louis Reder, Mr. Max Margules, Mrs. Charles Ford Missing: Mr. Herbert C. Auerbach Mr. Samuel A. Manarel Assistant Superintendent of Schools 6 Mr. Mortimer Pearlstone Business Manager Mr. Frederick Shore Administrative Assistant Mr. George McVey Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. George Baird Superintendent of Buildings 7 CLARKE Mr. Herbert R. Kraith 8 Assistant Principal i Mr. George Hopke Principal ADMINISTRATION Mr. Francis X. Canale Assistant Principal Mr. Louis A. Morse Supervisor, Libraries Mr. Gerord S. Johnson Director, Physical Education Mr. John Brierly Director, Music Mr. Francis Zimnoch Curriculum Coordinator DIRECTORS SUPERVISORS Mr. Matthew Graham Director, Vocational Edu- cation and Industrial Arts Mr. John McCagg Supervisor, Audio Visual Aides Mr. John Keaney Supervisor, Reading Mr. Bernord McFodden Director, Sciences Miss Ruth Prior Lunch Manager Mr. Paul Dreska Director, Recreation Miss Hester Carver Supervisor, Homemaking Miss Ann Rizzardi Director, Guidance Mrs. Phyllis Nelson Director. Art 9 Just as our compositions began to im- prove, the list of “Baby Blunders” was put into effect. Mrs. Mary Martini Mr. Robert Dolan Mrs. Mildred Strossberg 11 Dr. Potrick Kelly Chairman SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Ira Holzsager L.J Mr. George JefFert Mr. John Leggett Mr. Frank Soracino Mrs. Mildred Bognato Habla usted espanol? Parlez-vous francais? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? .. . Well you would if you had plugged in your earphones. Mi � Dorothy Fronefleld Mist Rosalie Margules Mr. Sidney Teitelbaum Chairman LANGUAGE ARTS 15 Dr. Alan Karasik The Math Department has made it pos- sible for most of us to experience the sense of satisfaction that comes with being able to solve for “X”; but as for ••Y”_____ MATHEMATICS Mr. James Klingel Mr. Gerard J. Johnson Chairman Mr. Allen Learn Miss Joan Bamboch Miss Barbara Stuard Choirman Mr. Hugo De Ciutiis Mr. Samuel Kalsmith We can’t figure out why helium didn’t raise our marks. Mr. Robert Hosselberger Mr. Sidney Waine Mr. Dennis Unger Mr. Paul Leonardo 17 Mr. Thomas Steininger Mr. Stephen Morrissey VOCATIONAL Practical experience makes students hit the nail on the head (for the sake of sparing their thumbs). Mr. Frederick Lightfoot Mr. Dominic Notti 18 I C- v AV i Mr. James Rubins Chairman pounds of clay ART He took a hundred . . . and wasted it. d£ Mr. Dante Ferraro 2 Mr. George Herihow Mr. Arthur Berger Chairman CEEB, PSAT, NEDT, NMSQT, RSE . . . NUTS!! Mrs. Natalie Brody Mr. James Whiting Driver Trainer SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Mrs. Martha Ehrlich Mrt. Joan Rosenwald Speech and Dramatics Dental Hygienist Mitt Eleanor Whitney Nurse Mr. Edward McNamara Librarian Remember when we promised to spend our spare time brushing our teeth, when we parallel parked with only one wheel on the curb, when we in- sisted we were too ill to go to our next period class, when we learned that Dewey Decimal was not a person, and when we shook with nervous- ness the first time we gave a speech? Mr. Mario Mancusi Mr. Robert Hartmonn PHYSICAL EDUCATION S3 tZ Mr. John Boyle Chairman Miss Joan Case Chairman The fate of our country is at stake . . . President Kennedy’s physical fitness program has disabled so many of us that we might not make it to the polls in ’64. Miss Ruth White Miss Elizabeth Richardson Mr. Edward Nickla SCHOOL PERSONHEL I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Maria Campione—Treasurer, Carol Albinger—Secretary, Jo-Ann Mastronardy—Vice President, Cory Angellilo—President. A high school career may be thought of as a ladder, for in climbing a ladder we raise a foot aloft over each succeeding rung before we lower it to rest firmly. Such has been the case in these last four years . . . we have risen from Freshmen to Seniors, climbed four difficult rungs. Upon each one we have come a step closer to reaching our desired goals. Even momentary setbacks have not hindered our progress—progress that has been nurtured and bred by Time and prog- ress that will aid us in reaching the top rungs of the ladder, which, as we look up, seem to be the farthest apart. 26 Miss M. Bandiero, Advisor GRADUATES KAREN A. ALTER Intramurals Clarkettes King and I Scope '61 College — Music Teacher 28 4 THOMAS E. ABRUSCATI Visual Aids Scope '62 — Business College — Engineer GARY ANGELILLO Varsity Football Varsity Track Basketball Senior Class President College — Engineer THOMAS J. BACH Dawn Patrol Varsity Track Varsity Football Physical Education Teacher BARBARA L. ARLAN G.O. Representative Prom Committee Language Club College — Teacher MICHAEL H. BAKER Hall Patrol Biology Club Band Lab Assistant College ARLENE R. AVALLONE FRANCES T. AHERN Hall Patrol Policewoman Carol albinger Chorus King and I Cheerleader Senior Class Secretary ROBERT N. BAKER Lab Assistant Hall Patrol Track Cafeteria Aide College ROBERT L. BARBERIS Audio-Visual Squad Lab Assistant Cafeteria Aide College DIANA M. BARBINI You Can't Take It With You Cosmetologist 29 MARK E. BERMAN Band Soccer King and I Biologist EILEEN M. BEEBE Majorette Prom Committee Library Aide Hall Patrol Model CHARLES R. W. BELTZER Prom Committee College JOAN D. BERTA Future Business Leaders Intramurals Hall Patrol Language Club Secretary LINDA M. BISHOP Chorus King and I Language Club P.E.P. Nite College — Elementary Teacher Vanguard Spectrum National Honor Society Lab Assistant Secretary ELIZABETH A. BIVONA NANCY BREDEHOFT Intramurals P.E.P. Nite Library Aide Secretary He who gains time, LAWRENCE H. BERGER Band Key Club Language Club Scope '61 College JAYNE P. BERMAN Clarkettes Scope '62 — Literary Intramurals G.O. Delegate College gains everything Disraeli CHARLES J. BOTTITTA Football Baseball You Can't Take It With You College LORRAINE C. BONFIGLIO Clarkettes Future Nurses Intramurals P.E.P. Nite Registered Nurse DOROTHY BERZAK Language Newspaper Dramatics Club You Can't Take It With You Teacher's Aide College VIOLA Y. BRELAND Cheerleader Prom Committee Model 31 NADINE BROWN Intramurals Hall Patrol College ELLEN S. CANTROWITZ G.O. Representative Scope '62 — Literary Editor Future Teachers of America — Vice-President Prom Committee College RICHARD CARR GO. Sheet Metal Worker ENID B. COHEN Scope '62 — Salesman Beautician JACK W. CARTER Varsity Track Cross County Gymnastics Physical Education Teacher 32 Time's waters will not ebb nor stay Keble MARIA CAMPIONE Senior Class Treasurer Leaders' Club Clarkettes Intramurals Secretary GARY D. CANELLA G.O. College MICHAEL CHIUSANO Scope '62 — Photography Editor Band Key Club College ROBERT CLEARY Hall Patrol Hair Stylist PAULA R. COHEN Spectrum Scope '62 — Secretary Intramurals You Can't Take It With You College — Elementary Teacher PRISCILLA O. CLYNCH Highest Magazine Salesman Prom Committee Interior Design 33 RAY T. COONEY Holl Patrol ROBERT E. COHN Hall Patrol Key Club College STEPHEN J. CORSO Hall Patrol College — Architecture DENIS DASKAUSKAS Architectural Drafting 34 DONNA D. DAVIDSON Leaders' Club G.O. Representative King and I Clarkettes College MARGARET COLL Intramurals G.O. Education HAZEN E. COOK Chemistry Club Spectrum Key Club — Secretary Bridge Club — President College — Medicine Time is the author of authors. Bacon ARTHUR DE ALFI Rifle Club Hall Patrol College — Civil Engineer JEAN DE FICHY Prom Committee Intramurals Beautician 35 PETE F. DE MARTINI CAROL R. DROPKIN Office Aide Hall Patrol SUSAN L. DREGER Intramurals Tennis Team College JUDITH R. DERICO Hall Patrol Prom Committee Scope '62 Fashion Buyer ELAINE E. DROWER Band Orchestra Secretary Time is the greatest innovator Bacon 36 JEAN D'ERRICO Beautician MARGARET A. D'ERRICO Teacher's Aide Art Secretary Beautician DIANE D. DITTMAN Office Aide Prom Committee Art Squad Commercial Artist MICHAEL DRENNAN Intramurals College JOEL C. DRUCKMAN Key Club You Can't Take It With You Math Team Lawyer BARBARA M. EARLEY Future Nurses You Can't Take It With You Future Homemakers Nurse CAROL J. EDWARDS Hall Patrol Chorus Future Nurses Practical Nurse 37 BARBARA EPSTEIN Scope '62 — Art Dramatics Club Art Squad Hall Patrol College JOHN FEATHERSON Football Baseball Basketball Bowling College JUDITH I. FEINGOLD Future Business Leaders Hall Patrol Prom Committee Executive Secretary GARY M. FERRARI Visual Aids Technical Squad Electronical Engineer BARBARA FELD Scope '62 — Features Dramatics Club Intramurals Vanguard Teacher 38 Bide for time who will, for time will no man bide. Skelton LESLEY J. FELDMAN Scope '62 — Literary Vanguard Intramurals P.E.P. Nite College — Education WILLIAM FAITT Football NICHOLAS S. FICI Football Basketball Baseball Prom King Engineer RONALD FATOW Soccer Basketball College — Science NANCY L. FIELDSON P.E.P. Nite Prom Committee Cheerleader Scope '62 — Secretary College 39 Time hath a faming hand. Henry GREGORY FORBES Hall Patrol Library Aide Chorus Medicine 40 ANDREA L. FISCHER Hall Patrol Prom Committee Cosmetology Teacher VINCENT G. FORBES All Nassau Chorus Hall Patrol Acapella Choir You Can't Take It With You Electrical Technician ERIC FRANKl Honor Society Vanguard Scope '62 National Merit Scholarship ALLAN D. FREIMAN Scope '62 — Business Spectrum Biology Club — President Language Club Medicine JACK C. FORSTADT Key Club — President Library Aide Bridge Club Hall Patrol Actuarial Science CAROL A. FREUND Clarkettes Intramurals Office Aide Hall Patrol Secretary VICTORIA E. FITZGERALD Leaders' Club Intramurals Prom Committee Cheerleader Secretary BARBARA J. FLAM Chorus Spectrum Language Club Clarkettes Teacher ROBERT M. FRIEDHOFFER Scope '62 — Photography Key Club Vanguard Biology Club Veterinarian ALLAN M. FROST Key Club Biology Club Dentist 41 SENIOR PLAY YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU The seniors of Clarke High School, famous for their dramatic performances during the past three years, did it once again! This year their production of You Can’t Take It With You, a comedy by George Kaufman and Moss Hart, came alive under the expert direction of Mrs. Marsha Ehrlich. 42 Its humorous plot revolved around Martin “Gramps” Vanderhof (Joel Druckman) and his somewhat unusual family: his daughter, Penelope (Mary Jean Loizzo), who writes plays; Penny’s daughter, Essie (Joanne Sobel), who fancies herself a ballerina; an- other daughter, Alice (April Waltzer); a son, Paul (Mike Hamburg); and Essie's husband, Ed. Many other colorful characters frequent the Vanderhof household, including Rheba, the maid, and her boyfriend, Donald (Judy Pearlman and Peter Urban); Boris Kolenkhof (Steve Danow), Essie’s ballet teacher; Mr. De Pinna (Warren Klein), who explodes fire- works in the basement; Gay Wellington (Dottie Berzac), an inebriate actress; and Olga Katrine (Grace Nadola), a one time Grand Duchess who now earns her living as a waitress. All these charming people as well as two “G-men” (Vinnie Forbes, Ken Kurzweil) and Henderson, the revenue man (Alan Gould), who have to investigate the bizarre activities of the household, are on hand when Tony Kirby (Jim O’Brein), Alice’s boyfriend, and his snobbish parents (Michael Greene and Barbara Earley) arrive for dinner one night earlier than expected. You Can't Take It With You was a happy bit of madness that played to enthusiastic audiences on both December first and sec- ond and more than satisfied its most severe critics. NATALIE K. GABEL Chorus Glee Club Office Aide Legal Secretary DOUGLAS W. GIEL Varsity Football — Captain Varsity Baseball Basketball Prom Committee Marine Architect JEANNE GIRIAT Chorus P.E.P. Nite Clarkettes Prom Committee Airline Stewardess PAULA K. GILBERT P.E.P. Nite Intramurals Library Aide Elementary Education Hall Patrol JANET GLOCK Intramurals Hall Patrol Beautician KATHLEEN E. GALVIN Leaders' Club Intramurals Chorus Junior Class Representative Gym Teacher Time is itself an element Goethe 44 RALPH M. GARCIA Prom Committee College CHRISTINE A. GENTILE Cheerleader — Captain Intramurals Junior Class Secretary Prom Committee Medical Secretary YVONNE I. GERLING Future Business Leaders Prom Committee Office Aide STANLEY M. GINSBERG Key Club Language Club Scope '62 — Ass't. Art Editor Dentist WARREN D. GOODMAN Biology Club Hall Patrol Science STUART E. GOLDBERG Key Club Language Club Biology Club College LINDA D. GORIN Intramurals Office Aide Prom Committee Cheerleader Entertainer ROSE T. GRECO Nurse's Aide Hall Patrol Teacher's Aide Model STEPHEN GREENBERG Chess Club — President Future Business Leaders Tennis College PATRICIA J. GRUMMER Prom Committee Cheerleader Clorkettes G.O. Representative College ROSEMARIE A. GUMA Prom Committee Intramurals Future Business Leaders Secretary DOUGLAS HARPER Intramurals G.O. Education LAURA A. HAAS Salutatorian National Merit Scholarship Physics Club College — Math Major 46 You cannot fight against the future. Time is on your side. Gladstone JOSEPH M. HAGGERTY Baseball Basketball Soccer Track College — Education MICHAEL R. GREENE King and I Soccer Biology Club You Can't Take It With You College — Physician PAULA GRENOT Chemistry Club Literary Magazine Scope '62 — Art You Can't Take It With You College — Science BONNIE JO HARRISON Future Nurses Library Aide College — Nursing Education MICHAEL HAMBURG Chemistry Club You Can't Take It With You Scope '62 — Art Language Club College — Language Major MICHAEL S. HASELKORN Baseball Language Club Scope '62 — Advertising College — Medicine 47 HELEN T. HERR P.E.P. Nite Language Club Physical Therapist 48 PATRICIA I. HAYES Intramurals P.E.P. Nite Spectrum College — Science KARLA HIRSCH Intramurals G.O. College PHILIP HIRSCH Visual Aids Language Club Soccer College — Accountant STEVANNE R. HEUBSCH Y.A.B.O. Newsletter Future Teachers of America Library Aide College — Education MICHAEL HOLLINS Junior Class President Key Club Scope '62 — Associate Editor Scope '61 College Ever-aging Time teaches all things. Aeschylus PAMELA J. HOPKINS Prom Committee Chorus Scope '62 — Business Cheerleader Nurse MARK L. HELFGOTT Football College ROBERT A. HOFFMAN National Merit Scholarship Language Club Biology Club Medicine EDWARD B. HYDE Soccer Visual Aids Band Baseball College — Music Major HELENE IGOE P.E.P. Nite Intramurals Library Aide Language Club X-Ray Technician LAWRENCE HERBST G.O. Business Administration NANETTE INFANZON Language Club Honor Society Vanguard Library Aide College—Language Teacher JOHN INNES LAUREN KLAXTON Leaders' Club Chorus Intramurals G.O. Representative College-Elementary Education RONALD F. JACOBS You Can't Take It With You ELLEN M. KLEIMAN G.O. Representative Scope '62 — Art Editor N.Y.U. Art Scholarship Brotherhood Club Art Teacher Be ruled by time, the wisest counsellor of all Pericles 50 PATRICIA R. JORDAN Clarkettes Choros P.E.P. Nite Spectrum College—Nurse SUSAN A. KANTOR Chorus French Award Scope '62 P.E.P. Nite College—English CLIFFORD KAPLAN Language Club Biology Club Spectrum Bridge Club College RONALD KLIMKOWSKI Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball College LEWIS M. KLING Chess Club — President Key Club Band Electronic Engineer 51 BARBARA A. KlOSINSK! G.O. Beautician 0 'i4 X JUDITH A. KLOSOWICZ Future Nurses Chorus Biology Club Intromurols Nurse KAREN KOSTIN Intromurols Vanguard Office Aide College ANDREA KROHN Intramurals P.E.P. Nite Hall Patrol College HELENA KULIKOWSKI Library Aide Office Aide Hall Patrol Business School GARY LANGER Cross Country Wrestling Hall patrol College KENNETH E. KURZWEIL You Can't Take It With You Soccer Track Scope '62 College Time stands with impartial law Manilius DANIEL R. KRAUSS Biology Club Hall Patrol College PAULA H. KRIVIS Brotherhood Workshop Vanguard Intramurals Scope '62 College JAMES J. LaCALAMITA Football Mechanic LINDA B. LACK Intramurals C.A.P. P.E.P. Nite Pathologist S GEORGETTE LATSCH P.E.P. Nite Beautician MARCELLA H. LEPANTO King and I Art Exhibit Future Nurses Education LYDIA LIHACH Clarkettes Intramurals Scope '62 — Literary You Can't Take It With You College LORRAINE LESSING Intramurals P.E.P. Nite Scope '61 Prom Committee Business SUZANNE LINZER Intramurals P.E.P. Nite College MARY JEAN LOIZZO Intramurals Scope '62 — Literary You Can't Take It With You College TANYA LUDUTSKY G.O. — President GO. — Treasurer Leaders' Club Vanguard Education GAIL MARESCA Hall Patrol Intramurals Prom Committee Nurse 54 FRAN MARGOUES Valedictorian Vanguard Honor Society Scope '61 — Sports Co-Editor Leaders' Club College SHARON A. LEYDEN Future Business Leoders-Treas. Scope '62 Chorus Language Club Secretary JUDITH LIGOURI Future Nurses You Can't Take If With You Art Education To choose time, is to save time Bacon IRIS MARRERO G.O. Beautician JO-ANN MASTRONARDY Junior Class Vice President Senior Class Vice President Cheerleader Intramurals College — Teaching 55 SIGRID MEINEl King and I Chorus Language Club P.E.P. Nite College STUART MILLER Tennis College — Math and Science BARRY MITA Football Language Club G.O. Representative Hall Patrol College MARY LOU McCOY Intramurals Library Aide Prom Committee G.O. Representative Lab Technician JACKLYN MOSES G.O. beautician 56 janet McDowell Future Business Leaders College JOHN McGOWAN Service Squad Engineer You may delay, but Time will not Franklin ROBERT McMAHON Hall Patrol Business BARBARA M. MITA Leaders' Club - Vice President Cheerleader P.E.P. Nite — Manager Intramurals College EDWARD J. MURPHY Football Lacrosse Service PHYLLIS M. MULIERI GO. Receptionist JAMES MURPHY Hall Patrol College 57 THEO NADOLA Language Club P.E.P. Nite Band Music Aide College — Nurse DONALD J. ORLOSKY Varsity Track Language Club — Vice Pres. Scope '62 Hall Patrol Teacher WILLIAM B. OSTROV Varsity Soccer Office Aide Hall Patrol College MERA OXENHORN Language Club — President Spectrum — Editor Honor Society — Secretary Vanguard—Co-features editor Biology Teacher 58 CIRO PANICO G.O. Air Force PAT NORCIA Football Lacrosse College MARK PADNOS Wrestling Biology Club Language Club Scope '62-Sports Co-Editor College CHARLES A. PAZMAN Varsity Wrestling Soccer Baseball College KATHY S. PAIGE G.O. Representative Intramurals P.E.P. Nite College JUDITH PEARLMAN All Nassau Chorus You Can't Take It With You Literary Magazine Scope '62 — Literary College JAMES C. O'BRIEN You Can't Take It With You Language Club Chorus College 59 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Fran Margolies Steve Schimmel BEST LOOKING Joanne Sobel Gary Longer MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST MUSICAL Laura Haas Dotty Riegger Charlie Beltzer Vinnie Forbes Personalities MOST ATHLETIC Ginny Rodgers Ron Klimkowski 61 ROBERT A. PIZZA Vorsity Track Hall Patrol Soccer STEPHEN PECK Visual Aids Intramurals SUSAN C. POLLACK Vanguard G.O. Representative Prom Committee College PATRICIA REILLY Prom Committee Hall Patrol CAROLE RENNER Intramurals G.O. College JANICE PRUSSAK Library Aide Hall Patrol Nursing 62 ROSALIND REISMAN Honor Society — Vice Pres. Vanguard — Editor-In-Chief College CAROL M. RAFFAELE Visual Aids Hall Patrol Business ROCHELLE PHILLIPS Spectrum Scope '62 Vanguard College RICHARD V. PICKETT Library Aide College 'lime was created as an image of eternity. Plato DOROTHY A. RIEGGER Band — President Intramurals Orchestra Prom Committee JAMES ROBERTSON Hall Patrol Sheet Metal Worker HOWARD D. ROGERS Hall Patrol Visual Aids College 63 STEVEN ROSENBERG Tennis Key Club Vanguard Accountant VIRGINIA RODGERS Leaders' Club — President Intramurals P.E.P. Nite — Manager G.O. — Social Secretary Nurse BEATRICE M. RUT Office Aide Hall Patrol Prom Committee Future Business Leaders Secretary ROSMARIE RUBINO P.E.P. Nite Future Business Leaders—Pres. Secretary GALEN B. ROLL Hall Patrol Prom Committee You Can't Take It With You Service DIANE L. RUTZLER Future Business Leaders Office Aide Prom Committee Let time that makes you homely, make you sage Parnell 64 PAUL R. ROLLA Hall Patrol PETER E. ROLLA Hall Patrol ELLEN ROSENBERG Chorus G.O. Representative Office Aide Literary Magazine College JAMES P. RUSCIANO Soccer Baseball College ESTHER B. SAFTLAS Intramurals Hall Patrol Prom Committee P.E.P. Nite College ANITA F. SAMUELS Prom Committee Hall Patrol Designer 65 MARIE SCALICE Future Business Leaders Office Aide Secretory STEVEN SCHIMMEL Scope '62 — Editor-in-Chief Honor Society — President J.W.V. Brotherhood Award (1961) Research Scientist WILLIAM SCHLAFER Civil Air Patrol Honor Society Band Aeronautical Engineer CLARA A. SCHNOCK Intramurals P.E.P. Nite Beautician CHRISTOPHER J. SCHULER G.O. College TOBY S. SCHULTZ P.E.P. Nite Intramurals Teacher's Aide College RICHARD SCHWARTZMAN Football Wrestling Lacrosse College — Law Time is ... Time was ... Time is past. Greene 66 BARBARA L. SCHMID Vanguard Drama Club College PAUL SCHMIDT Spectrum Stage Hand College ANNA T. SCHWARTZ G.O. College MARILYN A. SCULLY Intramurals Hall Patrol Sculpture Club Fashion Illustrator HELANE P. SCHWARTZ Office Aide P.E.P. Nite Prom Committee College MARILYN R. SCULLY Hall Patrol Nurse 67 JAMES SHEATS G.O. Wrestling Business MARIA SICONOLFI Librory Aide Dress Designer JEFFREY SEIDE G.O. Representative Spectrum Vanguard Hall Potrol Lawyer EDWARD SINKER Rifle Club Hall Patrol College — History Major TURID SKANCKE Exchange Student 68 JOHN SOCHA Physics Club History Club RONALD SOKOL Wrestling Football College HELEN SENIOR P.E.P. Nite Hall Patrol Library Aide Business School CAROL SPIER G.O. — Vice President Leaders' Club — Secretary N.Y.U. Art Scholarship Intramurals College FRANKLIN SHARP Soccer Lacrosse Pharmacist ELAINE SPILKA Scope '62 — Literary Drama Club Lab Assistant Intramurals Vocational Teacher BERNADETTE V. STAGER Hall Patrol Intramurals Teacher's Aide Beautician KENNETH SWEARINGEN Track Soccer MAUREEN A. TREPICIONE Hall Patrol Prom Committee Beautician DONNA STAPLES Leaders' Club Intramurals College BERT THOMPSON Track College MARTIN TROPP Biology Club Chemistry Club Library Aide Key Club — Treasurer College Oh, how much good time you lose over a bad matter! Seneca 70 SHARYN STEMMER Office Aide King and I Cheerleader G.O. Representative College LINDA STIERHEIM Practical Nurse JEANETTE C. STILES Library Aide Chorus Intramurals Prom Committee College PATRICA A. TOAL Intramurals Prom Committee Hall Patrol Office Aide Beautician PETER J. URBAN Hall Patrol Language Club You Can't Take It With You College HELEN J. UNDREINER Intramurals Hall Patrol Civil Air Patrol Fashion THOMAS VENDITTI Music 71 PETER J. VISCONTI Physics Club Chess Club Engineers' Club Future Teachers of America Electrical Engineer JANE M. WALTERS Library Aide Oklahoma Intramurals Prom Committee Education JANE L. WALKER Library Aide Intramurals Hall Patrol Prom Committee Secretary ARLENE WEISS Scope '62 — Literary Vanguard Hall Patrol Intramurals Elementary Education ARTHUR E. WEISS Hall Patrol Drama Club Visual Aids Aeronautical Engineer JAN R. WILLIAMS Baseball Library Aide G.O. Representative Hall Patrol Electrical Engineer I EILEEN T. WHITE Y.A.B.O. Hall Patrol Future Business Leaders P.E.P. Nite Secretary Time ripens all things. No man is born wise. Cervantes I I APRIL N. WALTZER RICHARD G. WILLIAMS Shop Club Rifle Club Hall Patrol Office Aide Architect KENNETH H. WEINHAUER V---- w BRIAN WRYNN Physics Club Physicist 73 DOLORES L. ZOILO Prom Committee Office Aide Intromurols Lab Assistant Vocational Director PROM On a beautiful brisk evening late last Janu- ary, we celebrated the biggest event of our Junior year—the prom. We will always hold in fond memory the august majesty of this night—the boys in their highly-styled tux- edos, the girls in their pastel gowns, couples dancing to romantic music, all enchanted by a sparkling winter setting. At the stroke of twelve, Nick Fici and JoAnn Mastronardy were ceremoniously crowned King and Queen, and together the royal couple danced among us into the early hours of the morning. . . . ACTIVITIES By participating in the many fields which mirror our aspirations, we make good use of Time for we do not allow advantage to slip. We enrich our own favored interests, or those acquired from our academic life, as we work with others, share ideas and experi- ences, and contribute to the school com- munity. From the merging of our interests come many clubs and annual school events —the fountains from which self-expression flows. T. Ludutsky-Pres., C. Spier-V.P., Mr. J. leggetf-Adviser, C. Stein-Treos., S. Novick-Sec. GENERAL ORGANIZATION Firs Row. M. Entmacher, J. Berman, A. Chesner, P. Murray, M. Stevens, M. Coleman. Second Row: E. Rosenberg, V. Fitzgerald, P. Grurr.mer, D. Woolard, B. Plotkin. Third Row: I. Lock, D. Clements, R. Bennett, F. Margolies. Fourth Row: S. Stemmer, B. Hornbuckle, V. Westee. Fifth Row: P. Brockey. Sixth Row: Mr. J. Leggett, C. Stein, S. Novick, C. Spier, T. Ludutsky. HONOR SOCIETY First Row: E. Fronkl, N. Infanzon, R. Reisman. Second Row: F. Margolies, E. Bivona, M. Oxenhorn. Third Row: W. Schlafer, S. Schimmel, J. Zanky. First Row. M. Chiusono, S. Rosenberg, R. Tax, S. Hershko itz, M. Lovitch, R. Cohn. Second Row: R. Reiter, J. Sacher, W. Heubsch, H. Cook, S. Girlin, T. Travers, M. Suriani, D. McKinnon. Third Row: Mr. J. Rubins, M. Tropp, A. Gould, J. Forstad� , A. Freiman, L. Berger, N. Shechner, J. Druckman, T. Taussik, L. Kling, B. Whitehill, R. Friedhoffer, L. Richman. 79 INTERPRETER LITERARY MAGAZINE First Row: P. Krivis, J. Meyer, B. Reiter, J. Pearlmon, Mrs. E. Gluck. Second Row. B. Potucek, S. Huebsch, M. Schwartz, P. Grenot. Third Row: S. Klips, R. Reiter, M. Hamburg, P. Urban, E. Kertesz, D. MankofF. First Row: B. Whitehill, S. Gitlin, M. Oxenhorn, E. Bivona, J. Meyer. Second Row: Miss B. Stuard, R. Reiter, T. Taussik, C. Kaplan, J. Sacker. Mrs. M. Bagnato, N. Marcus, J. Zanky, R. Meier, A. Gould. 80 First Row: M. Hollins, K. Kurzweil, J. Sobel, M. Coleman, S. Schimmel, E. Controwitz, M. Padnos, A. Freimon, B. Feld, L. lihach. Second Row: Mr. R. Siegel, M. Chiusano, S. Solomon, E. Kleiman, S. Donsky, D. Orlosky. SCOPE '62 Out of chaos and confusion there emerges a legacy of memories, a one volume record of our four years at Clarke. It is an expression of the basic emotions and essential factors of a high school career... it is SCOPE, a treasure in itself. 82 S. Meinel, S. Leyden, T. Clavin, P. Cohen. First Row: C. Stein, R. Rei� mon. Second Row: M. Oxenhcrn, D. Monkoff, J. Zcnky, A. Gould, Mr. R. Dolon. VANGUARD Secrets aren’t safe at Clarke. The prying Van- guard reporters uncover all. Even your best friend wouldn't tell you some of the things published in our school newspaper. Richard Harding Davis, school-famous author and educator, writes one of the most revealing gossip columns found anywhere. So, stu- dents, beware! First Row.- M. Harden, J. Addis, R. Madsen, V. Schlosser, L. Noe, A Barbuto, H. MacGregor. Second Row- S. Towle, J. Sedito, P. Jordan, B. Harrison, J. Liguori, Miss F. lanzisera, J. Leyden, S. Leyden, S. Stemmer, J. Weinhauer, V. Westee. Third Row: C. Selg, J. Buccieri, R. Zweigenboum. FUTURE NURSES S B. Giles, R. Madison, G. Mosono, E. Wear, Miss A. Mulholland, J. Reimonn. 84 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS First Row.- J. Addis, J. Feingold, E. White, R. Rubino. Second Row. D. Rutzler, B. Rutt, H. Kulikowski, J. Wolker. Third Row: S. Leyden, N. Gabel, P. Cohen, M. Maltz. Fourth Row.- Mr. M. Jacobson, S. Seltzer, N. Plotek. YOUTH AND BROTHERHOOD First Row: M. Archer, R. Collon, S. Gitlin, A. Spector, Mr. J. Keaney, A. Zimmerman, J. Rand, M. Coleman. Second Row: N. Shechner, J. Meyer, N. Infanzon, C. Hoffman, D. Orlosky, M. Kolwara, H. Murray, B. Sabella. JR. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE First Row: P. Murray, A. Zimmerman, C. Stein, M. Oxenhorn. Second Row. J. Golden, Mr. S. Teitelbaum, S. Schimmel. 86 ORGANIZATION LANGUAGE CLUB First Row. S. Gitlin, B. Reiter, R. Reiter, J. Meyer, E. Gurstelle, L. Preschel. Second Row: D. MankoflF, M. Schwartz, B. Yankwitt, A. Weiss, K. Meyer. Third Row: P. Murray, T. Skancke, E. Brick, C. Kaplan, J. Rosenberg, P. Weidenman. Fourth Row: N. Liguori, N. Infanzon, E. Cantrowitz, S. Solomon. Fifth Row. B. Whitehill, S. Schimmel, S. Paperman. Sixth Row: Mrs. E. layden, Mrs. J. Hopkins, Mr. R. Gruber, D. Orlosky, M. Glazer, M. Oxenhorn, J. Zanky. CIVIL AIR PATROL First Row: W. Schlafer, E. Allison, V. Zucchi, S. Cohen, L. Strickland. Second Row: B. Angelo, F. Lebrecht, H. Zucchi, J. Horowitz, H. Yarchever, G. Brown Sr., G. Brown Jr., C. Rankin, M. Reid, J. McCagg. 87 NURSE'S AIDES BIOLOGY CLUB First Row: P. Wei$$, B. Rabbift, N. Platek, S. Stemmer, S. Turner, L. Noe, I. Schumer. Second Row: A. Oitrov, B. Tedesco, B. Shaughnessy, Mrs. G. Eisdorfer, Mi$s E. Whitney, C. Tavel, T. Mollo. First Row B. McDonald, J. Golden, E. Trules, M. Oxenhorn, W. Adler, R. Chorney. Second Row. B. Rubin, J. Meyer, N. Blumenfeld, P. Novick, S. Berkoff, N. Linden, Miss B. Stuard. OFFICE AIDES First Row: M. Scholet, N. Platek, I. Wilhelmsen, E. Bivono, S. Seltzer. Second Row: R. Polsky, E. Oliver, J. Flinch, K. Heifers, E. Bollwein, J. Drower, H. Kulikowski, M. Scalice, S. Paige, R. Gunn, C. Freund. TAXIDERMY CLUB M. McDevitt, P. Suominen, P. DeCkco, F. Bayer, R. Kissel, D. Callan, S. Smith, Mr. R. Lightfoot, P. Renzo. 89 BRIDGE CLUB First Row: W. Heubsch, C. Koplon, Mr. J. Leggett. H. Cook. Second Row: J. Forstadt, S. Davidson. E. Frankl, R. Edlemann. AUDIO VISUAL SQUAD First Row: B. Rosen, Mr. A. Lewis, G. McGarity. Second Row: S. Patrone, R. Chapman. Third Row. R. Houraney, B. Gurstelle, J. Adams, W. Watson, K. Meyer. RADIO CLUB 90 LIBRARY AIDES MATH TEAM First Row: W. Heubsch, H. Cook, D. Sinkl, Second Row: A. Gould, E. Fronkl, L Richmon First Row: C. Kaplan, G. Forbes, B. Harrison, J. Walters, B. King,-. R. Cousins. Second Row: R. Rankin, P. Metxdorff, S. Nugent, B. Yank-1 witt, R. Dobbs, R. Cooper, L. Radford. CHESS CLUB . i First Row: K. Levy, A. Pizzimenti, T. Abruscati, N. Blumenfeld, G. Bialik, E. Gerstman. Second Row: S. Greenberg, Mr. F. lightfoot, L. Kling. 91 nr r FRESHMAN CHORUS 92 ORCHESTRA BAND 93 Though the noiseless foot of Time will steal softly by and erase much of what we re- member, it can never lessen the vivid mem- ories we hold of cheering spectators, a spectacular play, our teams clad in gray and red, a well deserved trophy, and the fact that our athletes always marked not that they won or lost but how they played the game. It is from these elements that we have created many fond memories—mem- ories from whose roots our minds and bodies will permanently be strengthened. 94 ‘ % FOOTBALL Surprise was the word used to describe the performance of Clarke’s 1962 Varsity Foot- ball Squad. With most of the team having graduated in ’61, the fall season did not look promising. Pessimistic predictions were forecast, but the Rams Eleven (D. Giel and R. Klimkowski, co-captains, T. Bach, G. Angellilo, R. Cormelius, A. Capozzi, T. Esposito, P. Noreia, B. Benith, N. Fici, and F. Tafuro) were proud to display a final record of five wins, two losses, and one tie. As the season terminated, Clarke ranked second in her league and had defeated the league champion, Hicksville, 14-13. First Row: T. Esposito, D. Borich, S. Alexander, A. Capozzi, B. Mita, D. Giel, N. Fici, T. Boch, M. Hutter, W. Kozma. Second Row. W. Foitt, P. Horcio, F. Tafuro, D. Callan, B. Benith, R. Kieser, S. Shulman, W. Murphy. Third Row: Mr. A. OeSevo, Mr. J. Boyle, G. Angellilo, R. Klimkowski, R. Schwortzmon, A. Jutze, W. liokos, J. Featherson, Mr. K. Coles, Mr. G. Paterno. 97 Firsl Row. S. Greenberg, A. Davis, E. Klein. Second Row: M. Entmacher, Mr. W. Koch, S. Miller. WRESTLING First Row: D. Zofferelli, K. Greenblott, R. Dorienio, M. Levine, B. Farrell, W Galvin, B. Potosh, Second Row: E. Ohare, D. Farrell, D. Nelson, C. Pozman, S. Alexander, A. Capozzi, J. Sheafs, G. Longer. Third Row: D. Derengowski, M. 98 McDevitt, R. Specion, P. Albert, R. Cooper, D. Benith, Mr. T. Lembo, Mr. E. Nicklo. LACROSSE First Row: M. McDevitt, E. Ercole, R. leuchs, F. Sharp, P. Norcia, I. DeFilippo, W. Gray, F. Hoyt, D. Borich. Second Row: Mr. S. Greenhut, D. Cuneo, S Alexander, R Schwortzmon, T. Clark, T. Illmensee, J. O'Connor, H. Livings, A. Davis, R. Quigley, J. Urban, R. Cooper, R. Sesnewicz. BOWLING First Row. R. Herwitt, R. Belz. Second Row: J. Featherson, S. Baker, J. Baker, R. Edelmon. 99 BASKETBALL The 1962 Varsity Squad displayed extraor- dinary courage in the face of despair. Its team was hindered by a lack of experience and a great lack of height, the tallest man being 6 2 . The scoring was divided evenly among the five starters (Ron Klimkowski, Nick Fici, Lou Cazenza, Marty Rivard, and Pete De Martini). Countering defeat was the wholesome attitude of spirit that existed throughout the entire season. 101 First Row: A. Davis, M. Rivard, N. Fici, P. De Martini, M. Entmacher. Second Row: J. Kahrs. K. Swearingen, D. Lorell, L. Cosenza, R. Klimkowski, M. Berger, M. Dale, R. Weiss. CHEERLEADERS e First Row: D. Scoma, D. Aliono, M. Rossetti, C. Siomkin, C. Torre, L. Donodeo. Second Row: L. DeMortini, G. Dirusso, S. Poole, B. lemontt, D. Anderson, J. Gillen. LEADERS' CLUB First Row: K. Galvin, B. Mita, Miss J. Case, G. Rodgers, C. Spier. Second Row: T. Ludutsky, F. Morgolies, M. Campione, D. Staples, D. Davidson. Third Row.- G. Krause, D. DiRusso, I. Wilhelmsen, S. Seltzer, C. Hoffman, T. Sadosky. Fourth Row: C. Distabile, F. Jennewein, M. Stevens, P. Perry, S. Fox, I. Bryson. Fifth Row: K. Poole, B. Ortutay, S. Hoskin, M. Coughlin, E. Wear, I. Lineal. MAJORETTES CHEERLEADERS First Row. B. Hornbuckle, N. Kornfold, C Albinger, C. Gentile, J. Pisono, P. Grummer. Second Row: L. Grillo, J. Mostronordy, D. Woolord, A. Savin, A. Woltzer, J. Sobel. F. Feren, R. Goldstone, J. Vignand, E. Beebe. CLARKETTES First Row: I. Schumer, V. Adorns, P. Jordan, K. Baldwin, S. Novick, l. Sugam, S. Nuchmon, L. Sugam. Second Row J. Berman, S. Axelrod, J. Giriat, L. lihach, K. Whitanis, L. Sullivan, D. Anthony. B. Flam, R. Bennett. TRACK Firtt Row: W. Graham, J. Wonsor, N. Cookrish, J. Molinori, R. Waife, L Redfern, B. Strayer, S. Coote, P. DeCicco. Second Row. D. Freese, M. Brockey, G. Flores, T. Bach, K. Ludwig, J. Brennan. D. Keenan, J. Carter, W. Koxma, T. Taylor, H. Fox. Third Row Mr. J. McDermott, W. Foitt, T. Jackson, D. Orlosky, H. Sigmon, K. Kurzweil, D. Callan, R. Pizza, G. Angellilo, K. Swearinger, S. Hershkowitz, K. Koski, M. Peppe, F. Konoposek, P. Besuner, J. Hyland, Mr. B. Merrifield. 104 BASEBALL First Row: D. liss, N. Fici, B Borich, J. Hummel, M. Haselkorn, D. Giel Second Row: Mr. J. McDonold, B. Staples, R. Klimkowski, B. Behan, J. Schroeder, M. Royfield. 105 VAIS� « h L. Kloxton, P. Fox, B. Fittermon, I. Schumer. TABLE TENNIS GIRLS' SPORTS S. I if set, F. Margolies, B. Lemonff. 106 BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL Fir Row: A. Townsend, B. Ortutoy, C. Spier, S. Hoskin, K. Poole. Second Row: L Stuort, First Row: C. Monte, B. Ortutoy, K. Poole. Second Row. L Stuort, T. Ludutsky, B. Mito, P. Docyk, A. Sovin, F. Morgolies, G. Rodgers. P. Docyk, T. ludutsky, F. Morgolies. First Row: A. Townsend, C. Spier, I. Stuort, G. Rodgers, J. Pisono, D. Dirusso. Second Row. E. Wear, L. Bryson P. Docyk, T. Ludutsky, J. Case, J. Matthiessen, L. Kloxton, K. Poole, B. Ortutoy. 107 Dear Clarke Students, When I came to the United States I thought living here would be so different from the life in my little city in Norway. There are many differences, but you Americans believe in the same ideals in life, the freedom of the individual, and the same democratic government. It has been a year full of new experience, as coming to a new world, which I in fact almost did. Difficulties have come up, and all the small adjustments I have had to make—I do not think you would understand before you try it yourselves. I would like to express a sincere thanks to all you students (and Mr. Hopke and the faculty members) for making it pos- sible for me to come here, and making it such a wonderful stay. I feel that this year will stand out as one of the best in my life, in experience, new friendships, and happiness. I wish all of you could have the same opportunity to live with the people in a foreign country; it is such a wonderful experience. I hope that I have done my little share in furthering peace and understanding in this world, and also that you will not quite forget me. Sincerely, Turid Skancke from Norway The underclassmen of Clarke High School are fortunate to be members of a student body so highly reputed for sincerity, originality, and academic ac- complishments. To be mem- bers in good standing, how- ever, is not to sit back and take credit for the work of others . . . it is to inspire clear, inde- pendent thinking—thinking that will result in the continued success of our school. It is up to the Freshmen, Soph- omores, and Juniors alike to maintain and embellish Clarke’s reputation, for it is in them that Time, the instigator of improvement, will kindle the spark of ambition. 109 o THE CLASS OF 1963 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Dennis Callan—President, Marge Smith—Vice President, Betty Hornbuckle—Secretary, Ann Savin—Treasurer Mr. John Catron, Advisor THE CLASS OF 1964 K THE CLASS OF 1965 HOMEROOM D-5 MR. IRA HOLZAGER First Row: Linda Lack, Helena Kulikowski, Karen Kostin, Andrea Krohn, Suzanne Linzer, Mary McCoy, Iris Marrero. Second Row: Robert McMahon, Kenneth Kurzweil, Robert MacDevitt, Mr. Ira Holzsager, Daniel Krauss, Warren Klein, Lewis Loudon. Third Row: Lewis Kling, Paula Krivis, Mary Jean Loizzo, Judy Ligouri, Lorraine Lessing, Barbara Reiss, Ronald Klimkowski. 114 HOMEROOM C-l MR. JOHN SORDI 115 First Row: Marsha Brettner, Joseph Abbate, Robin Bennett, Steve Baker, Vicki Adams, Steve Arkoff, Barbara Antoniou. Second Row: David Ackerman, Karen Baldwin, Susan Brody, Susan Axelrod, William Areskog, Joan Addis. Third Row: Jay Berger, James Brennan, Fred Bayer, Kirin Bialobryski, Kyran Bent. HOMEROOM D-8 MR. GEORGE JEFFERS First Row: Shoryn Stemmer, Eileen White, Jone Wolker, JoAnn Undreiner, April Waltzer, Rhodo Zweign- bourn, Donno Staples, Arlene Weiss, Bernadette Stager. Second Row: Brian Wrynn, Pat Tool, Pete Urban, Arthur Weiss, Mr. George Jeffers, Martin Tropp, Jone Walters, Ronnie Sokol, Lester Young. Third Row: Ellen Williams, Paul Zakory, Elaine Spilkc, Pete Visconti, Ken Weinhauer, Judy Zanky, Jan Williams. Fourth Row: Jeanette Stiles, Dick Williams, Dolores Zollo, Bert Thompson. HOMEROOM D-7 MR. SAMUEL KALSMITH First Row: Poul Rollo, Rose Marie Rubino, James Rusciano, Toby Schultz, Peter Rolla, Marylin Scully, Galen Roll. Anita Samuels, Joseph Sison. Second Row: Jeffrey Seide, William Schlager, Anna Schwartz, Ellen Rosenberg, Joanne Sobel, Steven Rosenberg, Diane Rutzler, Steven Schimmel, Beatrice Rut, Turid Skancke. Third Row: Maria Siconolfi, Paul Schmidt, Cristopher Schuler, Helen Senior, John Socha, James Robertson, Helane Schwartz, Esther Saftlas, Franklin Sharp. 116 HOMEROOM D-4 MR. THOMAS GRANOWITZ First Row: Rosemarie Gumo, Pat Jordan, Pam Hopkins, Michael Hoselkorn, Nanette Infanson, Phil Hirsch, Stevanne Heubsch, Elyse Kertesz. Second Row: Bonnie Jo Harrison, Ellen Kleimon, Pat Hayes, Pot Grummer, Mr. Thomas Granowitz, Laura Haas, Lydia Klee, Paula Grenot, Helene Igoe. Third Row: Ronnie Jacobs, Clifford Kaplan, Michael Greene, Edward Hyde, Daniel Keenan, Stephan Greenberg. Helen Herr. Fourth Row. Carla Hirsch, Lauren Kloxton, Rose Greco, Barbora King. Missing: Michael Hollins, John Innes, Susan Kantor, Paul Govino, Michael Hamburg, Robert Hoffman. First Row: Garrick Johnson, Judith Kriegel, Marie Lourenzano, Alan Longer, Gloria Leiner, Michael Kohl- brenner, Bette Hornbuckle, William Heubsch, Dorothy Hutchison. Second Row. Mitchell Kagen, Geraldine Krause, Stephen Klips, Caroline Hoffman, Michael Hotter, Jacqueline Lack, Richard Kahane, Lillian Hicks. Third Row: Sharon Jester, William Kozma, Diane Hosted, Earnest Kadel, Linda Kinzey, Mr. Max Shapiro, Thomas Jackson, Mireille LeBerre, Stephen Hershkowitz, Cothy Igoe. Fourth Row: Robert Kiesen, Edward Kraus, Bernard Johnson, William Houraney, Ri hard Kogler, Robert Lafferty, Richard Kissel. Missing: Vicky Lanzar, Nancy Kornfeld, James la Calamita, Eve Kohany. 117 HOMEROOM C-4 MR. MAX SHAPIRO HOMEROOM B-l 0 MRS. ELEANOR GLUCK First Row: Christine Price, Dovid Nelson, Toby Portnoy, Mathew Pedicini, Dorothy O'Shea, David Pomerantz, Karen Poole, Chorles Normand, Pomelo Perry. Second Row: Donna Paschke, Patricia Polgor, Dovid Ozersky, Nick Pawlenko, Nancy Perry, Mrs. Eleanor Gluck, Thomas Nigro, Ginny Paige, Steven Palmberg. Morion Pfefermon, Richard Peck. Third Row: Louis Provenzano, Dovid Press, Lance Pelter, Lynne Preschel, Joseph Pietrzok, Shannon Nugent, Richard Oxhandler, Carol Palmieri, Edward O'Hare, Lynn Perper. John Quigley. HOMEROOM A-l 5 MRS. MILDRED BAGNATO First Row: Marlene Winters, Vincent Volante, Jeanne Winsten, Peter White, Suzanne Zuckerman, Daniel Zottorelli, Martha Wilbert, Michael Weiss, Darlene Zimmerman. Second Row: Robert Weir, Maureen Wright, Linda White, Jeffrey Weissman, Mrs. Mildred Bagnato, Luis Villor, Enid Winters, Richard Williams. Beverly Yoros. Third Row: Richard Walsh, Trudi Waters, Robert Weingartner, Nancy Young, Barry Zaklad, Barbara Weiner, Warren Watson, Rita White, Duane Wallace. 118 HOMEROOM A-7 MR. HAROLD COHEN First Row: George Jacoby, Sue Hitchcock, Michael Imber, Sara Herxog, Richard Herwitt, Phyllis Herfield, Marvin Itzkowitz, Carol Hayes. Second Row: Christina Haskin, Robert Hoffman, Catherine Harrison, William Hirtzel, Gail Hummel, Charles Hirsch, Wendy Hight, Austin Joerger, Anita Jones, Bryan Hendrickson. Third Row: Edward Januszkiewicz, Hilary Holten, George Heinel, Pat Izzo, Mr. Harold Cohen, Dennis Hennemann, Barbara Hoovert, Terry Hill, Linda Josepher. Fourth Row: Tom Hessler, Michael Igoe, Ricky Jagels, Thomas Jensen, Gregory Jackson, Joe Jackson, Alan Jones, Kenneth Jardine. HOMEROOM B-8 MISS JOAN BAMBACH S. Lewis, J. Leyden, J. Lifset, J. Limbrunner, S. Lipkin, P. Lobner, C. Lodico, R. Lohman, F. Lomangino, N. Lovitch, L. Luetters, C. McCullam, M. McDevitt, W. McDonald, J. McGeehan, R. McGowna, J. McIntyre, W. Kutt, R. Laba, D. LaCascia, B. Lambe, S. Lancaster, J. Lapicki, J. Larkin, J. Larsen, J. Laufer, S. Lazerus, H. Lee, C. Leek, P. Leme, M. Levine, R. Levine, K. Levy. HOMEROOM B-7 DR. ALAN KARASIK R. Kleiman, E. Klein, J. Klein, T. Klein, S Kleinberg, J. Kleiner, S. Kochick, N. Ko cienda, M. Kohl, B. Kolpen, I. Kopp, J. Kopp A. Kovesdy, D. Kozma, C. Krieg, P. Kropp L. Kurzweil, L. Joy, A. Jutze, E. Kaiser, G Kaluka, M. Kalwara, L. Kandel, E. Kann K. Kaplan, M. Kaplan, S. Kaplan, J. Karvel W. Kaufman, J. Kaylor, R. Kellner, M. Kil metis, B. Kimelstein, P. King, K. Kirby. 119 HOMEROOM A-l 1 O-PERIOD MACHINE SHOP MISS JOAN COLAPRETE M. Oxenhorn, M. Ozolins, F. Padnos, H. Palmer, T. Palmese, R. Panchak, N. Panico, S. Paperman, R. Paul, C. Pavlakis, D. Payne, D. Payne, R. Peck, J. Pellinger, M. Pello, W. Pepper, I. 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GERARD MORAN Official School Photographer 722 Blackstone Avenue East Meadow, N. Y. IVanhoe 9-1836 134 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Fran Biasi Mr. Francis X. Canale The Custodial Staff Mrs. Virginia Gray Mr. Harold Healy Mr. George K. Hopke Mrs. Barbara Iboni Mrs. Harriet Jardine Mr. Herbert R. Kraith Mr. John Leggett Mrs. Mareschi Mrs. Vivian Moran Mr. James Muff The Office Staff The Senior Class and Its Advisors Mrs. Marietta Siegel Mrs. Virginia Steigman Mrs. Ronnie Tergesen Mr. Joseph Weiler ♦ ♦♦ . . . and to all those who have helped make SCOPE '62 a reality. 135 SCOPE symbolic of our past, present, and future, signifies the extent of maturity that we have attained during our all-important years at Clarke. SCOPE represents improvement, achievement, and moti- vation—the essential elements for a successful life . • . improvement in character, achievement in reasoning, and motivation for all the decisions of a lifetime. SCOPE expresses the research, comprehension, and fulfillment of a purpose—a purpose that we strive for as we cross the many channels in our existence. SCOPE also depicts Time, the counselor of our lives— Time that fills the gaps of the past while strengthening the foundations for the future.