West Islip High School - Fore N Aft Yearbook (West Islip, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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Events move quickly, and living things change even while they move. However, to us even this movement is unified as we leave a thankful past and embark toward a joyful future. To ble of Contents Administration Faculty Seniors ' VV Sports Activities Underclossmen Q Directory' Mr. Steve Zawyrucha, we gratefully dedicate the 1960 Fore 'n Aft to you. Few people so uniquely combine the qualities of an inspiring teacherg however, as our coach, and teacher you display those qualities which we would like to develop within ourselves. Perhaps the characteristic which draws you so close to us is the spirit of enthusiasm which you bring to all activities. This spirit is reflected in your love for your fellowmen, your respect for each individual and your understanding of our many adolescent perplexities. You shall live with us in deeds, not yearsg in thoughts, not breathg in feelingsg not in figures on a dial. A S ,f rr f 'Uh T, x vv I sf J f l Q h ll Harry Weinstein Charles XV. Hill 5 Rlfyf Z, 3 m Q Q if W X M m g l 5 5 f f W A ji F Sfszefdef G affe laws, lliilflflffiillfll lff!! I ff I?'Il HJ, Rid geway Haggerty BOARD OF EDUCATION UO Edward Flower 1 L V YY LJ W M X Q Ng WKWJQQE Mr. Paul J. Bellew Supervising P 17 I I Wh Mr. a Adminixtrat A I I X F .Sv WFFVFFH'-' Mr. John O'Donnell junior High School Principal Mr. William Beck Assistant High School Principal i X ' ' '7ff'4Jj'l ZIV5l'ZIiIVIZI l , nl ' :V l i ! m ! N . I , ,V .. ... r.. uf , K . l ' gp. sr Mr Carlton Coulter High School Principal 4 E If lFZFZW EEiZaiWEZ E 2E'IPl 51 ' a mvnmmmlunaumuunuviuunumu-HS , ,. A. ,- N- K . . i VVEIST ISLIP IEIIIGG-I-I SCI-ICDCJIL. VVEIST ISLIP NEI VV YORK Mr. Laurie Patterson Mr. Andrew Cheselka Miss Margaret Foley VZ? Mr. George Huettl Mr. Gerard Kelley Miss Barbara Kohak Mr. Ralph Martinell Mr. Ferdinand Mayer-nik Mr. Ralph Rennard Mr. Frank Solomita Mr. Richard Mxller Mr. joseph Zeichner .-- ...,.. Mr. Robert Cleveland Mr, George Beliles Mr. Rosario Coletta Mr. john Paserb Mr. George Zuckerman Mr. Sanford Rague Mr. Russell Worman Mr- Paul PHUCUH Mrs. Edna Cole Mr. joseph DeOliveira Mr. Walter Huse Mr. Edson Edmunds Mr. Thomas McDonough Miss St. Claire Anderson Miss Phyllis Lucie: Mr. Stephen Malin 'Z' Mrs. Marie Ann Michele Miss Earla Sue Smith FH! Miss Kathleen Van Velsor f i ,. -ff: 5 I my M V Mr. Charles Plumer Miss Kalhrynne Bedell Mr. Denis Thompson Miss Bernadette Monnier 7555 r Y, ,a A I S' Z ifiil if, iiigggzziz. 44i?25:1rfM Mr. Norman Weinstein MATHEMATICS J' is 'Q Miss joan Anderson Mr. Richard Finn Mr. Ira Goldstein Mr. Richard Hoag 'IZ'7 Mr. Henry Hull Mr. Raymond LaRose Mr. Lawrence Mancinelli Mr. Jay Michrom Mrs. Mary Ryan Mr. joseph Sheridan Mr- Carl Wille FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. judith Abrams Mr. Philip Berzon Miss Agatha Cotilletta Mrs. Marie Hoyt Mr. Robert Waghcmrn DRIVER EDUCATION -I 'IJ Mr. Joseph Bussell Mr. WiIliai11 Hendrickson SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Vincent Cesareo SCIENCE - x no 4- Ahf A A . K ,iff --.JT W . .. M - Q. A , -I vb ,,., ,V I .,, Mr. Robert Nelson Mr. Donald Annino Mr. Rudolph Cesarini Mr. William Dwyer I Mr. Robert Frankenflelcl Mr. Richard Holborow Mr. William Hunt Mr. Guy Loudon Mr. Robert Rudolf Dominick Saverese Mr. Ruben Sminh Mr. john Stockbauer ..' ff. i :-ff J .. Mr. Salvatore Giangrande fo 40' Mr. William McAloon Mrs. Joyce Smith - '11, in i Dr. john MacDonnell . 4, 1 ml! ,A if s I, 3 -P i 1 W iv .1 4 s , Q , 1 X 2 x M 4 A -nh' 5 X Si 1 f - I K, gg. -f M Mr. joseph Sabasteanski Mr. Charles Brown Miss Virginia Wunsch i 1 . A V K Q A . Mr. Fred Duart Miss Roberta Young nk T' HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 3' Mrs. Beverly Plotkin '55 1 Mr. Donald Campbell fm' if M 1 Miss Ellen Kuhn Mr. Wallace Millard Mr. Frank Chiofalo ,' J. ', :H lf P Sf' l, 1 , ' ' if N EQ, Z 2 i f 1 :5: '-122' . - K A L f' V Mr. George Bremermann Mr. Edward Lantier V1 .QL a Y .J Q M INDUSTRIAL ARTS J 1 MA 4 fy Mr. Herbert Ranney Mr. Richard DuBois Miss Doris Near Miss Barbara Ann Dressler BUSINESS EDUCATION ik QTY Mr. Richard Backlund Mr. john Russell ' -7:7 5' 'is N m Mrs. Lorraine Brem NWT ,--s' fiwfiffiifi' i'ii H wfilufzf, j x ' W , -'iii 1' ., uf ,X i ? I 5 Miss Sylvia Skidmore , X ll' J .-'airy Mrs. Mary Freeman Mrs. Mary Bohan N1 J Mrs. Helen Kaminski Xi . Mrs. joAnn Murdock Miss Elizabeth Stanton +4 Miss Betty Jane Mickaluk me Simons R, kA A There is ll destiny that makes us brothers None goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our ouw. v - s...,,,, ALLISON, RICHARD ANNETL DOUGLAS Knowledge is fhaf which fruly and essenfially raises one man above another ' .fx f Knowledge is Power ARICO, NORA ARINK, SUZANNE Few words, many fhoughfsf' My fqgfgg gre gimpleg l'm satisfied wiih the hes? is 1. gm Lv-eps, Yr ,.z:ffw:5 ,nd 4- f ,ee .. -,V i,,,, V, ,M ARNEMANN, ROBERT The mildesf men have fhe bravesf hearis. BADGER, JAMES lf is a rough road ihaf leads fo lhe heighfs of greafness S. 5. .. .if A VW e w ' L -iR55..fi5f AURELIA, JOSEPH Good will, like a good name, is gained through many aciions BALAJADIA, FRANK Genfle in manner: sirong in performance 1 BeHer fo be small and shine, BARBARA, LINDA BARICHAK, DON Whaf's fhe use of worr ing? Amiobilif is lhe ke lo success Y Y Y ,:, eerie: '---71: ,,.--mf. -. we A ads: E BASSILE, ROSE She never complains, we know that io be lrue. ln spife of the rain, lhe sun shines fhrough BASHWINER, GAIL than fo be large and casi a shadow BELANGER, BARBARA BELLEW, YVONNE A sol! answer furnefh Kindness is becoming fo friendly, away wralh willing ways uv Lu F BECKER, JUDY BEHREND, RICHARD Good will is one assef Full of lun and fancy free, campeiifion cannol undersell lhal's fha way he wanls lo be or desiroy BENDER, NORMAN The world knows little of its quiet men BOGDANOWICH, STELLA Sparkling eyes and the constant willingness to laugh are hers He conquers who believes he can BERMAN, RICHARD BIES, THOMAS BOYD, BILL BRADLEY, DAVE Silent and shy, Everything about him - but one great guy handsome He takes life as it comes BOTZ, GEORGE Great men are dying everywhere l .l-..1.1,,l.,, n nn BRADLEY, NANCY Others are fond of fame, but fame of you 'Wi' 4 K 5 BRIGGS RICHARD BRITO, LINDA BROWNE, KAREN Whenever 5, wo,-ff, doing af an Genlle in her manner, she ads ACfl0H, ACWOH, A0500- is worth doing well 'V' U qvief, kind WCW l2??f.1'?Z 4 ,..,, ,X ? J' Nl Ne' , , ,, Qgmr V ,NMS 'W A. V in www i - - L.V,,Wf,v., '32 ,K-x.,fl.L ., ,,,,..,,,r ,.,. em ,.,, ,. ,MM 5 ,... 7, , ,U ,,v. -. J. Pa wi . , ,.,, J 2 ,, 5, , . W g n v..- af. wuwea g , 5.-1 'Z W my lr . an if fffsia. ge 7.. : U' w J Q?i.3if . V ,M X' we ,,,f me 4-W 195-ge . R' af' ' fe Q f ,Qzrv 4 .rt E iff. gr gieiwzlsaglmzegfes,:Lrg ef . . ff W K.. 'X ' '7l'ST'l' ' BRUNO, JERRY BUCHANOK, GREGORY ll Forge! your froubles, BURCHARD, ROBERT BUSH, MAUREEN BUSTERNA, ROSEMARIE Come, Marcia, in my Never wifhouf a problem, The Qlff llwfs Worfh lhe mos? flying machine offen limes those of oihers GHG' cos! fhe l9GSf- a pleasanf srmle. The days that make us happy also makes us wise CAMPBELL, DANNY CAMPO, RAY CANGIALOSI, CELIA Never a dull momenll There is o laughing devil The infegrify of lhe upright - - gri H S . -1, m his n -pw pi , it lv. PLPQQ' i 'f 541, . s fw- ahah' 33 CANNON, FRANK CAPPERELLI, JOYCE He has wif of will Friendliness has its lwin If is' good lo be merry and wise in happiness. CAREW, FRANCES CARROLL, KATHERINE Lovely fo look ah deiighfful fo know hall guide fhem CAVALIERI, JOSEPH 'The mosf profound fhings in life are mel wifh silence. CHRISTIANSON, RICHARD lt is not what he has, or even what he does which expresses the worth of a man, but what he is I me 'E Q A -,eine fs me firm, I, - 1,5 -'L-'ft J ,. QewwMi 3mfimsY4 44 ,,L, v use L- 31,1 ., L Mafia '- - 'fgig'-'ggsfffc LH I ' ' 'S E 1 1 COLITTI, MARIE Here's one who's a friend to allp ready to help at a moment's caIl CONSTANTINE, DOLORES A new addition is always welcome when it adds something fine 1514 s Wifi seg, f,M,L,,s1gi,p- , , ff sw if A-xi. aww sf: ff 1 ,-.fm NS ii r., feng. er igecfgigsiicwgerfg swvawf fe ..-HSLPM-f -,f-swv-Q uw- N., W1 COPEIAND, RUTH CORRAO, JOSEPHINE COSTANZA, RICHARD Variety is the spice of life Wit, charm and personality Speech is great, are all in your possession but silence is better K ,PV f ..,fw,4 M-. if wz f3jQs COX, ANNE An excess ol' excitement, a surplus of enthusiasm CUBINSKI, RONALD Activity is the only road to knowledge iii-QQQII ,x -mess .2 I :Cy J :LZ Mrs fer . I2 he Sw 5 1 CIULLO, JANE CULLY, JANET To lcnow her is fo like her Her qulel mind if flche' fhon a crown DANZ, GERARD DAVID, THOMAS Silence is golden, buf he's He profifs mosf who serves basl off fhe gold sfandard CUZZE, FANK Success is IOM inspirufion and 90W perspirafionu n f A , ,.,. . . 'LY' , l i 1 755- 5 Qiliiiiilgl-'?Qu :MW ff f 7 'IY'!Yi?ZfH? sms L. A M ' W DE IORIO, JOHN - DFl.l.Y??E, HOMER . DIANA, BARBARALEE Friendliness will follow Nl' 'f l -' Ub'l Y lo lake U lake Tis only hard work and resolulion 'his fellow always Whlch Pfolfiz he hgs U Sense that accomplish difficult deeds. o umor DIMAIO, JO ANN DiNONNO, THOMAS DORSCHUCK, CAROL The world was made for The force of his own merit PreHy fo walk wifh, fun and frolic makes his way and wiiiy to folk with DOSCHER, BARRY DOWNING, JEAN Take life easyp lf smiles were money, tomorrow is anofher day she'd be a millionaire DUNHAM, DEANNA ELLIS, CAROL ENGEL, MARGARET Friendliness, sincerify, Virfue smilesp dimples on My world is rainbow-colored knowledge, and humor creafe a her cheeks do dwell sparkling personality 1 ENZ, EILEEN EPSTEIN, SUSAN A light heart lives long l never worryp what's the sense? ETTLINGER, JOYCE Well-timed silence is more eloquent than speech ERVOLINO, FRED Live, love, laugh and be happy FARIELLO, LOU , Like gold-nice to have around I always live in the present tense ESTELLE, PAT Why worry about the little problems? The big ones are more exciting FICK, PETER FISCHER, MARY ANN He who hath patience can Let us have mirth and laughter' have what he will FOLEY, JEANNE The liveliesf diffusion of wif and humor FRANK, GRACE Hers a quief kind of grace: hers a lovely wisiful face GALIETTA, PETER GEBHARD, HAROLD Look wide, look far- Speak buf a lihle, if you would your goal a dar be esfeemed a man of merif FREEDMAN, MARILYN Quiet and always alert GERBER, SUSAN Sincerity is fhe spark to success FOWLES, MARILYN Sl1yness is virfuous' GEYER, ALBERT Go :lraighf ahead- you can'l dodge desfiny' 1 GOLD, ELLIOT V He argues here, he argues there, If he argues everywhere, and when he gets to heaven, he'll argue with the angels there GILLON, JERRY The world belongs to the energetic GOTTSCH, MARGI GRANIERI, ROSEMARIE GRAVESON, VIRGINIA GREENBLATT, MARCIA Forever foremost in A warm heart reflects A sweet disposition is Laughter is the reason the ranks of fun on's personality always in demand for living GREGORY, ISABELLE GRIGONIS, PAT 'There is laughing light and Sweet personality, friendliness in her eyes full of rascality HAGGERTY, JOANN HALE, PAUL Nothing is impossible The less he seeks fame, fo U willing hedrfn the more if pursues him HALSALL, ROBERT HANIFY, ANN HANLEY, PAT HARGRAVES, ROBERT None but himself can be Gentle in her manner' Her ways are ways of gen0leness To live well and fo laugh often his parallel. she ads in a quief lrincl way 'his is my goof' HARRIGAN, CECILIA HASSETT, HOLLY A mind nof fo be changed A comely young girl by place or lime as busy as a bee rw? lk I ' Q.: . ,--Ji 3' 3' 55, 1 Q1 fxililkk I: .V -Y HATT, DOROTHY HENRY, CAROL HORAN, AUGUSTUS Virtue is bold and goodness The good is always beaulifulp No one kngwg whqf he never fearful. fhe beautiful is good can do until he does if 55551 ' .ei ge.. ,ff--:gy . I zkgasir - We an L ' U., ,Jw ' 1 HORTON, JOHN He can please all fhe people all of lhe lime HORTON, JUDITH Reason and iudgmenf are fhe qualifies of a leader. HUEY, ROBERT HUMES, EUGENE HURWITZ, ROAUL I'd rather be right than He seems a man of cheerful l'll not budge an inch be Presidenf' yesferdoys and confidenl lomorrows IMPAGLIAZZO, SERFINA JAMES, VERONICA JENNINGS, LIVINGSTONE Diligence is the mother Beauty is its own Knowledge comes and goes, ol good fortune silent recommendation but wisdom lingers on M s 4 QQ, 1125 1 fwfffkgfw E. 'rg izzffg-'if iz f-fig' Q'i1k?ff22,55,m5 -4 A '- f 1ggfqfg,,,m:wfw , f AA-- 1 wwe., ,YL , 1m..i,.4- . 1 , W IV , , .V JENSEN, BOB JERABEK, EILEEN Save your confederaye money, Nice and neat and hard to beat' boys. The South will rise again JOHANSEN, CARL KALAYGIAN, MAURICE KALOUSTIAN, ALICE let each man do his best Never say more than is Maiden with the meek necessary brown eyes 1 ,qw KELLY, GORDON KENNEDY, KATHLEEN KERN, VALENTINE l like getting in hot water. Her eyes are full of cheerfulness Silence is golden and that I believe it keeps you clean 6,-2 V ' if ,215 1 Ti A1335 '- .' Riff.. ,.1, ., . -Qs -rg 1315: n, , - .N Q, sixijlf, .psf --HC h ..- 1, f-'rx ',,.'e'4,l' :F g 'lw dig V I s KINSELLA, EILEEN KLUG, MARJORIE The maiden smiled with eyes friendliness is her trademark overunning with laughter to match her personality KOSIOROWSKI, ROBERTA No sooner said than done! KRENKEL, GEORGE The earnestness of life is only the passport to the satisfaction of life is quite true indeed KUTKIEWICZ, THOMAS He preferred to be, rather than seem, good. 'They say she's wonderful, LAUER, ANNE LEONARDI, BLAISE Genius can never despise labor LEWANDOWSKI, JANET The essence of everyfhing and she is sweet and nice UHOMMEDIEU, RUTH LO CASCIO, SALVATORE LO GERFO, JAMES How far a small candle throws He lives his life wifhouf a care A mind equal fo any unclerfclringu ifs light l.ONGO, JOAN LOSEE, JAY A kind l'l8Gl'f is G f0Uf1fCIlfI Ouf of fha frying pan of gludness info the fire PH 1 1 1 -ji f- 'fax ' , J4eiA,. 5n 'Q' LOUREIRO, JOHN LOWELL, BARRIE MAAS, KENNETH A gleam in his eye means Frienclliness has its lwin The laughter of man is ihe mischielg a smile on his face in happiness contenf of God sincerily. MANGIARACINI, ANTHONY MANNINO, .IOSEPHINE They also serve who stand Neither boisferous nor bold, and wail but worfh her weighi in gold. MANNINO, VINCENT MARANZANO, NICHOLAS MARINO, EVELYN Follow pleasure, and pleasure A rascal, ye? a likeable lad is he l can resisf anyfhing excepf will follow you Iempfafion .K+ MASTRIANO, MARGARET MATHERSON, ROBERT MATWIZYCK, DIANE Always leave 'em laughing I came, I saw, l'm leaving A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance I J 4 ,7-pk-gi: 2 ,Hs gi fiji 3 rasglifffgwfifrl W WI ', M E, .W 4:1 A I ,W as 3, .,l'..t,f f, V- -fl? i ' '5'Hf'11 -, 'Q .K+ Q- . 1- wr -1 22:22 rzrsmff- sff:f.w.- -1.2412-11 fm, 5-gf:--gWv:g.fqgrG5 -A--f5y,E5y,,i-EEMRQQQQ: 1Qsg-QT?-adwfg-Qfgg4255,-R9 ., we, ,I ,w A I . I ,A f :V 1' 1 ' fi- f, , 1- -Af'f-fiiffif W2 --if ' McCARTHY, JANE McCARTHY, JOAN A girl not afraid to have her say Quiet smile, quiet words, and ll an atmosphere of happiness McCARTHY, PATRICIA MCGRATH, LINDA MCGUIRE, KATHLEEN Better to be quiet and remembered All real works of art loolc An honest heart that holds than loud and forgotten. as if they were done in joy no guile. Mccume, Mau:-neo MCKAYI LINDA 'Sincerit and warmth lend Y o sparkle to her eyes Gay smiles and merry ways MILLER, DONNA with a seriousness of purpose. li A nod ofthe head, a smile, MILLER, RONALD and a few kind words for everyone A steady lad of steady habits MONACO, JO ANN A MONGELLI, ROY MOORE, KATHLEEN MULARADELIS, JAMES The wise in heart shall be His occasional flashes of We see nothing truly until No man can ever rise above called prudent. silence make his conversation we understand that at which he aims delightful sg1,g.Q::-:' ,- .. QSM: - 1 Virfue is bold and goodness 'sfL2i', EM si .gh MURRAY, PATRICIA NARBUTAS, CONSTANCE To fell you 'he irufh . . . never fearful NOBLE, DONALD NOLAN, JOAN Laughter and mischief lurk The knowledge of words in his eyes is the gafe of scholarship I- iv- ...,-, NOTINE, BRIANT O'CONNELL, PAT O'ROURKE, EDWARD PAXTON, LINDA Either l'll find a way, lf is good to be merry and wise And cerfainly he is a good fellow The kind hearf is a lounfain or l'll make one of gladness if 4 PECHIN, MARCEL PERGANTIS, RUTH From her joyous eyes a Dance, my hearf, dance twinkle gleams PERRINI, FRANK PERRONE, JOHN PERRY, MICHELE PERRY, NOEL 5fr0ng beliefs win sfrong men A little mischief now and then Enjoy each moment for life WI-naf! Are you kiddin' me? and mqke fhgm gygn 59,-ongef' is in ihe very besl of men is so shorl .gf Um? PETERSON, CLAUDIA PETRI, PETER Wiih o hear? for any foie l like fun and l like jokes 'bouf as well as mos! folks' rf' 355,25 -- fu Wm .iw - 1 . L 4, ,X :f.,.',f.f?52, Aj : A PFAFFE, ALBERT PHILLIPS, LYNNE Big as life and twice as natural A heart big enough to include everyone QWHIF 1 PITTMAN, IVY Welcome, mischief. if you come along RAYNOR, PETER Always he is and always he will be a TRUE gentleman POTTS, CAROLE Music is often said to be the voice ofthe angels RAYNOR, BILL in him are honesty, manhood. and good fellowship. QUINN, JOSEPH RATTQ, DIANE To thine own self be true HW, nice po be nqfufql when you're naturally nice REACH, IRENE Character is the real foundation for worthwhile success REPKO, SUSAN Willing she is and eager to please, what other virtues are better than these REIMAN, CAROL RENNA, GERARD Much mlflh Und '10 mUdf7e55r Fascinating rhythm maker all good and no badness with that guitar. 1. iiii REYNOLDS, MARVIN RICCIARDELLO, JUDY Where the streams run smoothest, No troubles in the world have l the water is deepest Q23 ' . Q' H - - . f . W 5512 h ex aj if ,W U s f REX, LINDA My wish is to be merry all day ROOT, MARCIA Energy and persistence conquer all - zvwijzg file ,, N rj., ws. ROSE, ROD ROY, ROB Full of fun and fancy free, His lime's forever, lhaf's the way he wanls fo be everywhere his place RUGGERIO, BARBARA Music is fhe lhing in fhe worlcl fha? l love mos? - em RYVICKER, MICHAEL SABATINO, JO ANN SALAZAR, FRED Greaf men falren up in any way Healfh, wealfh, and happiness- A keen mind possesses a are profitable company Phe formula for life kingdom Tl' RUBOW, KATHY What ihe heart has once owned and had, if shall never lose RYCZEK, TERESA Ambilion has no res! f in :Lf . 'N mf Wi R V SANACORA, ROBERT SCHMIDT, JOHN SHUMWAY, MARILYN Never lel your sfudies inlerlere li's a big, wide wonderful world PleGSUre Gnd GCHOI1 make wilh your educalion. lime hours seem sl1orf ,...5p,x, ,.,,,.,.. , . .,..W, - in -'rf --TQ' SCHROEDER, ELIZABETH SCHURCK, ROGER SCHWARTZ, ROBERT A word of kindness is never Soil on and meet u Early fo bed, early lo rise spoken in vain wonderful desfiny makes Jack a dull boyl SEAMEN, PAT SELG, HAROLD Sunshine is in her smile People are l'I10f8 fUf'l fhan anybody 52 ea i . jj SICHEL, MICHAEL SILVIA, PAT SIMPSON, DORIS A far reaching frdme with U fur To live well and laugh often- Often looked over but never reaching mind this is my goal over-looked SLAWATA, WILLIAM SMOLSKI, MAUREEN A fellow of most infinite fest, Hlfl l'l9f f0H9UB is flle lGW of most excellent fancy. SORONDO. I-YNDA SOSNICKI, BARBARA The carefree etftract the A folly good package of pep most from life. of kindness. SORENSEN, RONALD Education is a better safeguard of liberty than u standing army. it '51 1 L r L V I Si STANYCK, DIANA STEIGER, JOHN Sincerity and truth are the Life is not at all without basis of every virtue delight SPECHT, JAMES l clon't want to earn a living, l just want to live STONE, ROBERT STRAUSS, CAROL Monday already? She does well the duties that lie before her SUTHERLAND PAT szYMANsKl, EUZABETH muaek, MARILYN ,, . if l'll be merry and free, lf sincerity were wine, your cup Cheerfulness is never monotonous VH be sad for nobody, would be ovenqowingn TAYLOR, MARILYN THODAL, THOR THOMPSON, DAVID Her head is young and gay- Live your life well and mingle Cheer up! her mind is sfrong and sound. with men The worsl is yel lo come THOMPSON, VALERIE VALENTINO, ALBERT An 0U Ce of wif 55 Woflh Laugh ond fhe world laughs more fhon a pound of sorrow WM., youll 1 VALERIOTI, MICHAEL VENEZIA, THOMAS VITALI, ALEXIS Good nalure is a major part Men of few words are lhe We expeclecl much-and of his personality besf men go! much more VOGELSANG, JOANNE Good-naiure and good-sense must ever pain I VOS5, LINDA A smile wifh infeni fo give kindness E. A YK WEINSTEIN, ABBA WEISS, GILL With words we govern men A friendly heart has . . ..x:,, I-N ze, N- - WHITTLE, JOSEPH A good mind palaces a kingdom friends galore WILSON, RICHARD WORMAN, ANNE YOUNG, SUSAN Good-nafure is amiableg Her heart, like a song, Sincerify is her confriburion knowledge reserved is always doing lovely Ihings fo Phe world sg 3 ,MK . A- ZAMMITTO, PHYLLIS ZAZA, ANTOINETTE Those twinkling eyes reveal A penny for your thoughts' her carefree manner ZOLEZZI, PHYLIJS Her laughter is her contentmenf' ZYDOWSKI, JOYCE Every little movement has a meaning all its own. 'SENIOR RECORDS ALLISON, RICHARD National Honor Society 12, Oratorical Contest 9, 12, Fore N' Aft 12, Chess Club 10, Spanish Club 10, 11, Jr. Class Play, Jr. Prom Com., Elks Essay Award. ANNETT, DOUGLAS Entered W.l.H.S. in September 1959 from Sea- ford High, Auto Mechanics Club. ARICO, NORA Softball 9, Jr. Class Play Basketball 11, Bowl- ing 11. ARINK, SUZANNE G.O. Rep. 11, Leaders' Club 11, 12, Art Editor Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Paint Pots and Palettes 11, Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Swimming 10, 11, Aquatics 11, 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Jr. Prom Com. AURELIA, JOSEPH Baseball 10. BADGER, JAMES Biology Club 10, Swimming 10, Sr. Class Play. BALAJADIA, FRANK Cross Country 10, 11, Track 10,11, 12, Wrest- ling 11. BARBARA, THEALINDA Basketball 9. BARICHAK, DON G.O. Rep. 10, 11, Art Club 11, Football 9, 10, Wrestling 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10. BASHWINER, GAIL Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Service Squad 11, 12, Volleyball 9, Badmitten 11. BASSILE, ROSE Rifle Club 11, Basketball 12, Softball 12. BECKER, JUDITH . National Honor Society 11, 12, Vice-Pres., G.O. Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12, Leaders' Club 12, Rudder 9, 10, 11, 12, F.T.A. 10, Sec'y., Booster Club 10, Service Squad 11, 12, Volleyball 10, 11, Basketball 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, Girls' Small Ensem-ble 10, Field Hockey 11, Manager 12, Prom. Com., Jr. Play. BEHREND, RICHARD Football 9, Baseball 9, Wrestling 12. BELANGER, BARBARA Service Squad 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, Vol- leyball 12. BELLEW, YVONNE National Honor Society 11, 12, Rudder 11, 12, Exchange Editor 12, Editor Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Sec'y. Suffolk County Scholastic Press Assoc., F.T.A. 10, 11, Sec'y. Spanish Club 10, 11, Jr. Prom. Com. BENDER, NORMAN Entered W.l.H.S. in September 1959 from Laf- ayette High. BERMAN, RICHARD National Honor Society 11, 12, Jr. Student Council Pres. 9, Sr. G.O. Pres. 12, G.O. Rep. 10, 11, Boys' State 11, U.N. Rep 10, Math- lete 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Swimming 11, 12, Aquatics 11, 12, Base- ball 9, 10, Golf 11, 12, Jr. Class Play, Leaders' Club, N. M. Q. T. Citation. BIES, THOMAS Auto Club 11, 12, Track 9, Football 9, 10. BOGDANOWICH, STELLA Service Squad 11, 12, Library Club 10, Pres., Volleyball 10, Swimming 10, 11, Badmitten 11, Softball 9, 10, Chorus 9, Russian Club 11, Jr. Class Play, Bowling 11. BOTZ, GEORGE Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11. BOYD, WILLIAM Football 11, 12. BRADLEY, DAVIS WOODWARD G.O. Rep. 10, Leaders' Club 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, Basketball Mgr. 9, Baseball 9, Swim- ming 10, 11, 12, Aquatics 11, 12, Swimming Capt. 11. BRADLEY, NANCY G.O. Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12, Jr. Class Treas., Sr. Class Treas., Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. BRIGGS, RICHARD Basketball 9, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 9, 10. BRITO, LINDA Service Squad 11, 12. BROWNE, KAREN National Honor Society 11, 12, Senior Steer- ing Com., Copy Editor Fore N' Aft 11, 12, International Club 10, Sr. Class Play, Student Council 10, School Store 11, Russian Club 11, Spanish Club. BRUNO, JERRY G.O. Rep. 9, Baseball 9, Bowling 11, 12. BUCHANOK, GREGORY Bowling 1 1. BURCHARD, ROBERT BUSH, MAUREEN Baseball 9, Basketball 11. BUSTERNA, ROSEMARIE Typist Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Service Squad 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Girls' Small Ensemble 9, 10, Jr. Prom Com. CAMPBELL, DAN CAMPO, RAYMOND Swimming 10, 11, 12, Captain, Aquatics 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11. CANGIALOSI, CELIA Typist Fore N' Alt 11, 12, F.S.C. 11, Inter- national Club 10, Chorus 9, Jr. Prom Com. CANNON, FRANCIS Football 9, 10, Chorus 12. CAPPARELLI, JOYCE G.O. Rep. 9, Bowling 9, Chorus 9, 12. CAREW, FRANCES Entered W.l.H.S. in September 1959 from Pros- pect Heights High. CARROLL, KATHRYN Service Squad 11, 12, Booster Club 10, Vol- leyball 9, Softball 9, Chorus 9, 10, Girls' Small Ensemble 9, 10. CAVALIERI, JOE CHRISTIANSON, RICHARD Football 10, 11, Golf 10, 11, 12. CIULLO, JANE COLITTI, MARIE Typist Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Girls' Small Ensemble 9, 10, Jr. Prom Com. COLLINS, MARY SUE Entered W.l.H.S. in September 1959 from Babylon High. CONSTANTINE, DOLORES Entered W.l.H.S. in September 1959 from Levittown High. COPELAND, RUTH Volleyball 11, Baseball 11. CORRAO, JOSEPHINE Entered W.l.H.S. in September 1959 from Fort Hamilton High. COSTANZO, RICHARD COX, ANNE Spanish Club 11, Sr. Class Play. CUBINSKI, RONALD Photography Club 9, 10, Rifle Club 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club 9, Radio Club 11, 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. CUILLO, JANE Fore N' Aft 12. CULLY, JANET Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Booster Club 11, Baseball 9, Basketball 10, Bowling 10, Ski Club 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. CUZZE, FRANK Radio Club 11, Mathlete 12, Atomic Energy Club 12. l DANZ, GERARD G.O. Rep. 10, Rudder 10, 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, Jr. Class Play, Chorus 9, 10. DAVID, THOMAS Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12, Swimming 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11, 12. DE IORIO, JOHN Track 9, Football 9, Soccer 10, 11, 12, Basket- ball 11, Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10. DELLYSSEE, HOMER Baseball. DIANA, BARBARALEE Chorus 9, 10, 11, Future Nurses 12. DI MAIO, lo ANN Volleyball 9, lo, 11, 12. DI NONNO, THOMAS Soccer 11, 12, Radio Club 11, Sr. Class Play, Rifle Club 12, Ski Club 12. DORSCHUCK, CAROL Service Squad 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10. DOSCHER, BARRY Bowling 1 1, Cross Country 1 1 DOWNING, JEAN G.O. Rep. 9, 10, 11, Service Squad 11, Treas., 12, Pres., Biology Club 10, Booster Club 10, Volleyball 11, Baseball 10, Chorus 9, 10, Jr. Prom Com. DUNHAM, DEANNA National Honor Society 11, 12, G.O. Treas. 12, Jr. Class Sec'y, Girls' State 11, Activities' Editor Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Rudder 10, Dram- atics Club 10, Volleyball 11, 12, Cheerleading Mgr. 10, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Chorus 9, 10, Girls' Small Ensemble 9, 10, Jr. Prom. ELLIS, CAROL Badminton 11. ENGEL, MARGARET G.O. Rep. 11, 12, Leaders' Club 11, 12, Field Hockey 12, Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Small Ensemble 9, 10, Serv- ice Squad 11, 12. ENZ, EILLEEN Bowling 11 , Dramatics Club 11, Basketball 12, Softball 12. EPSTEIN, SUSAN Fore N' Aft 11, 12, F.S.C. 12, Treas., Field Hockey 12, Basketball 12. ESTELLE, PATRICK Football 9, 10, 11, 12. ETTLINGER, JOYCE International Club 10, Art Club 12. FARIELLO, LOU Field Hockey 12, Volleyball 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12, Softball 11, 12. FISHER, MARY ANN Basketball 12, Softball 12, Bowling 11. FOLEY, JEANNE Badmitten 11 , Chorus 9. FOWLES, MARILYN Art Club 12, Chorus 10. FREEDMAN, MARILYN Paint Pots and Pallets 11. GALIETTA, PETE Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12, Fore N' Aft 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Treas., Physics Club 12, Rifle Club 12, Service Squad 12. GERBER, SUSAN Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Service Squad 11, 12, F.T.A. 10, 11, 12, Pres., Spanish Club 10, 11, Pres., 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Small Ensemble 10, Jr. Prom Com. GEYER, ALBERT National Honor Society 11, 12, Boys' State 11, Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12, Pres., Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Stamp Club 10, Pres., Track 9, 10, 11, 12, '60 Captain, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrest- ling 10, Swimming 11, 12, Jr. Class Play, Club, Pres. 12, Mathlete 12, Aquatics 12. GILLON, GERARD Rudder 9, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. GOLD, ELLIOT Football 9, Swimming 10, Track 11, Aquatics, Ski Club 12. GOTTSCH, MARGARET National Honor Society 11, 12, Fore N' Aft 12, Service Squad 11, 12, F.T.A. 10, Dramatics Club 11, Vice-Pres., Cheerleader 11, 12, Swim- ming 10, Volleyball 10, 11, 12. GRAVESEN, VIRGINIA Paints Pots and Palettes 11, Sr. Class Play, Chorus 10, Ski Club 12, Rifle Club, Booster Club, 10, Aquatics. GREENBLATT, MARSHA Service Squad 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, Booster Club 10, Volleyball 9, Jr. Prom Com. Sr. Class Play, Rudder 12, Library Aid 11 12. GREGORY, ISABELL Fore N' Aft 12, Rudder 11, Booster Club 10, Chorus 9. GRIGONIS, PATRICIA Fore N' Aft 12, F.S.C. 12, Field Hockey 11, Bowling 11. HAGGERTY, JO ANN G.O. Pres. 11, Vice Pres. 11, Vice-Pres. Jr. Class 11, Leaders' Club 11, 12, Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, Swimming 10, 12, Aquat- ics 12, Chorus 9, 10, G. O. Rep. 10, 12. HALE, PAUL G.O. Rep. 9, 10, 12, Jr. Class Play, Football 9, J. V. Basketball Mgr. 9, Varsity Mgr. 10, Cross Cuntry 12, Band 9, Rifle Club 11, 12, Leader Club 12. HALSALL, BOB G.O. Rep. 11, 12, Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12, Rifle Club 11, Chefs Club 9, Track 9, 10, Soccer 9, 10, 11, Sr. Class Play, Jr. Class Play, Rifle Club 12. HANIFY, ANN Fore N' Aft 12, Hostess Club 10, Booster Club 11. HANLEY, PATRICIA Fore N' Aft 12, Ski Club 12. HARRIGAN, CECELIA Volleyball 9, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12. HASSETT, HOLLY Sec'y. Sr. Class, Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Service Squad 11, 12, F.S.C. 11, Treas., 12, Pres., Volleyball 10. DOROTHY HATT Entered West Islip High School from Brentwood High School November 1959. HENRY, CAROL Assoc. Editor Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, Volleyball 11, Jr. Prom Com. HORAN, GUS Swimming 10, Track 11, 12, Bowling 12. HORTON, JOHN National Honor Society 11, 12, Rudder 9, 10, Dramatics Club 11, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Leaders' Club 11, 12, Mathelete 12, Serv- ice Squad 11, 12. HORTON, JUDITH N.M.Q.T. Citation, National Honor Society 11, 12, Leaders' Club 10, 11, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Cheerleader 11, Service Squad 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Swimming 10, 11. HUEY, BOB Backstage Club 10, Swimming Mgr. 11,, Foot- ball 10, Sr. Class Play, N.M.Q.T. Cittaion. HUMES, EUGENE Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Swimming 11. HURWITZ, RAOUL Dramatics Club 11, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Capt., Swimming 10, Volleyball 11, Jr. Class Play. IMPAGLIAZZO, SERAFINA Rudder 9, 10, 12, Sr. Class Play, Dramatics Club 12. JAMES, ROSEMARY Fore N' Aft 12, Sr. Class Play. JENNINGS, LIVINGSTON Soccer 10, 11, 12. JENSEN, ROBERT Wrestling 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Rifle Club 11. JERABEK, EILEEN Bus. Mgr. Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, Paint Pots and Pallets 11, Service Squad 11, 12, Volleyball Mgr. 9, Basketball Mgr. 9, Softball 9, Capt., Jr. Class Play. JOHANSEN, CARL Art Com. 11, Wrestling. KALAYGIAN, MAURICE Track 9. KALOUSTIAN, ALICE Booster Club 11, F.S.C. 12, Bowling 11, Field Hockey 11, 12, Fore N' Aft staff. KELLY, GORDON Soccer 10, 11, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Golf 10, 11, 12. KENNEDY, KATHLEEN Soccer 9, Volleyball 9, 10, 12, Bowling 10, 11, Jr. Class Play, Basketball 9, 10, 12. KINSELLA, EILEEN Entred W.l.H.S. in January 1959 from Long Beach High. KLUG, MARJORIE Rudder 12, School Store. KOSIOROWSKI, ROBERTA National Honor Society 12, Typist Fore N' Aft 11, 12, F.S.C. 11, Historian, Service Squad 11, 12, Booster Club 10, International Club 10, Foks'l 11, Field Hockey 11, Softball 10, Jr. Class Play, Chorus 9, Jr. Prom Com. KRENKEL, GEORGE Bowling 12, Soccer 9, 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12. KUTKEIWICZ, THOMAS G.O. Rep. 9, 10, Sr. Class Pres., ,Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Capt., Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Capt., Baseball 9,10,11,12, Chorus 9,10. LAUER, ANNE Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12, Bowling 11, Swimming 10, Sr. Class Play. LEONARDI, BLAISE National Honor Society 12, Jr. Class Play, Political Discussion Club 12. LEWANDOWSKI, JANET Rudder 11, Service Squad 11, 12, Sr. Class Play, Majorette 11, 12. L'HOMMEDIEU, RUTH Volleyball 9, Softball 9, Sextette Plus One 11, 12, Chorus 9,10,11,12. LO CASCIO, SALVATORE Radio Club 11, 12. LO GERFO, JAMES Rudder 10, 12, Fore N' Aft 12, Radio Club 11, Rifle Club 11, Political Discussion Club 12, Sr. Class Play. LOSEE, JAY Swimming 10, 11, Cross Country 10, Track 10, Wrestling 9. LOURIERO, JOHN Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Soccer 12, Science Club 12. LOWELL, BARRIE National Honor Society 11, 12, Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12, Sports Editor Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Aquatics Club 11, 12, Ski Club 12-Pres., Bas- ketball 9, 11, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Swim- ming 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 10, 11, Tumbling 11, Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Girls Small Ensemble 9, 10, Jr. Prom Com. MANGIARCINA, ANTHONY Football 9, 10, Basketball 10, Volleyball 11. MANNINO, JOSEPHINE Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 11, 12. MARANZANO, NICK Football 9, Bowling Team 12, Sr. Class Play. MARINO, EVELYN Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12, Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Booster Club 11, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, Softball 9, 10, Swimming 10, 11, Sr. Class Play. MASTRIANO, MARGARET Fore N' Aft 11, 12, F.N.C. 11. MATHERSON, ROBERT G.O. Rep. 11, Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12, Fore N' Aft 12, Service Squad 11, 12, Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, Golf 11, Swimming 11, 12-mgr., Tennis 12, Chorus 9. MATWIZYCK, DIANE Rudder 11, Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, F.N.C. 11, 12, F.T.A. 11, Softball 9, Chorus 9, 10, Sr. Class Play, Dramatics Club 11. McCARTHY, JANE Service Squad 11, 12, F.N.C. 10, Softball 10, Girls Select Chorus 11, Mixed Chorus 12. McCARTHY, JOAN G.O. Rep. 12, Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Dramatics Club 12-Pres., F.N.C. 10, Service Squad 11, 12, Softball 10, Volleyball 10, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Girls Select Chorus 11, Mixed Chorus 9, 12. McCARTHY, PATRICIA Service Squad 11, 12. MCGRATH, LINDA Dramatics Club 11, Art Club 9, 10, Paints, Pots, 'n' Palettes 11, Chorus 9, 10. McGUIRE, MILDRED Rudder 9, Library Club 10, F.N.C. 10, Orches- tra 9, 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11. McKAY, LINDA Service Squad 11, 12, Volleyball 9, Basket- ball 9, Sr. Class Play. MILLER, DONNA Volleyball 12, Cheerleading 12, Sr. Class Play. MILLER, RONALD Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10. MONACO, JO ANN Rudder 11, Service Squad 11, 12, Bowling 11, Chorus 9, 10. MONGELLI, ROY Track 9, Wrestling 10, 11 , MOORE, KATHLEEN National Honor Society 11, 12, G.O. Rep. 11, 12, Oratorical Contest 9, 10, 11, Leaders' Club 10, 11, Rudder 9, 10, 11-Ass't. Editor, 12- Editor, Vice Pres. of Suffolk County Scholastic Press Assoc., Jr. Class Play, Chorus 9, 10. MURRAY, PATRICIA F.T.A. 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, Service Squad 11, 12. NARBUTAS, CONNIE Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Rudder 12-typist, F.S.C. 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, ll. NOBLE, DONALD Modern Physics Club 12, Soccer 10. NOLAN, JOAN National Honor Society 11, 12, G.O. Rep. 10, 11, Oratorical Contest 11, Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Rudder 11, 12, Booster Club 10, 11, lnter- national Club 1O, Dramatics Club 11, 12, Serv- ice Squad 11, 12, Library Aid 10, Mathlete 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, N.M.S.Q. Cita tion. NOTINE, BRIANT Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. O'CONNELL, PATRICIA Ski Club 12, .lr. Class Play. PECHIN, MARCEL G.O. Rep. 10, Rudder 9, Aquatic Club 12, Library Aid 10, Volleyball 9, Softball 10, Tumbling 11, 12, Basketball 9, Swimming 10, 12. PERGANTIS, RUTH G.O. Rep. 9, 10, 11, Rudder 9, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. PERRINI, FRANK National Honor Society 11, 12, G.O. Rep. 11, Sr. Steering Com., Track 9, 10, Soccer 10, 11, 12, .lr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. PERRONE, JOHN Entered W.l.H.S. in 1959 from Lafayette High. PERRY, MICHELE Service Squad 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10. PERRY, NOEL Football 9, Baseball 9, 10, Band 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10. PETRI, PETER Entered W.l.H.S. in Sept 1959 from Naples, Florida. PFAFFE, ALBERT Football 11, 12. PHILLIPS, LYNNE Entered W.l.H.S. in Sept. 1959 from Font Bonne Hall, Sr. Class Play, F.N.C. 12. PITTMAN, IVY Softball 9. POTTS, CAROLE National Honor Society 11, 12, F.S.C. 11-Sec:, Basketball 9, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 11. QUINN. JOSEPH Sports Editor Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Track 11, 12, .lr. Class Play. RATTO, DIANE Leaders' Club 11, 12, Fore N' Aft 12, Rifle Club 11, F.N.C. 10, 11, Service Squad 11, 12, Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Volleyball 9, 10, Softball 9, 10, Swimming 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10. RAYNOR, PETE Leaders' Club 10, 11-Vice Pres., 12-Sec. Treas., Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Swimming 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10. RAYNOR, BILL G.O. Rep. 10, Leaders Club 10, 11, 12, Serv- ice Squad 11, 12, Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12-Capt., Suffolk County All Scholastic Soccer Team 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12-Co-Capt. REACH, IRENE Rudder 11, 12, F.N.C. 11, 12. REIMANN, CAROL F.N.C. 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. RENNA, GERRY Football 1 1, Bowling 1 1. REPKO, SUE Service Squad 11, 12. REYNOLDS, MARVIN Soccer 9. ROOT, MARCIA Leaders' Club 10, 11, 12-Pres., F.T.A. 10, Foks'l 11, 12, Ski Club 12, Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 127 BUSGIDUII 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. ROSE, ROD Football 9, Golf 10, Swimming 11, 12. ROY, ROB Sr. Steering Com., Jr. Class Pres., Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Track 9, Jr. Class Play. RUBOW, KATHLEEN Fore N' Aft 11, 12, F.S.C. 11, Service Squad 11, 12, Booster Club 10, Bowling Club 11, Field Hockey 11, Jr. Prom Com. RUGGERIO, BARBARA Leaders' Club 12, Basketball 11, Softball 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls Small Ensemble 9, 10 ,Quartet 9, 10, 12, NYSSMA Sectional 11, 12, L. l. String Festival 9, 10, 11, 12, F.N.C. 10. RYCZEK, TERESA National Honor Society 11, 12, Fore N' Aft 12, Rudder 10, 11, 12, Art Eclitor, Service Squad 11, 12, ,F.T.A. 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12, Booster Club 11, Cheerleading 10, Bowling 11, Basketball 11, Sr. Class Play, Jr. Prom. Com. RYVICKER, MIKE National Honor Society 11, 12-Pres., G.O. Rep. 12, Fore N' Aft 12, Rudder 11, 12-Business Mgr., Service Squad 11, 12, Football 10, Wrestling 10, Jr. Class Play. SABATINO, JO ANNE Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Booster Club 11, Bowling 11, Jr. Class Play, Chorus 9, 10. SALAZAR, FRED National Honor Society 12, G.O. Rep. 9, Sr. Steering Com., Service Squad 11, 12, Track 10, Wrestling 11-mgr., Band 9, 10, 12, Or- chestra 9, 10, 12, Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 11, 12, Chorus 10, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. SANACORA, ROBERT Baseball 11, 12, Bowling 12. SCHROEDER, ELIZABETH Service Squad 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10. SCHUMWAY, MARILYN Fore N' Aft 12. SCHURCK, ROGER Baseball 11, 12. SORENSON, RONALD Football 9. SORONDO, LYDIA Cheerleading 9, Basketball 9, 10, 12, Soft- ball 9, 10, 12, Field Hockey 12, Volleyball 11, Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus 12, Girls Chorus 12. SOSNICKI, BARBARA Rudder 9, Cheerleading 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10. SPECHT, JAMES Modern Physics Club 12, Bowling 12, Basket- ball Mgr. 10, 11, Baseball Mgr. 10, Sr. Class Play. STANICK, DIANA Service Squad 11, Softball 9, Chorus 9. STONE,, ROBERT Soccer 9, Track 9, Cross Country 10, Golf 10, 11, Band 9, Jr. Prom. Com., Yearbook 12. STRAUS, CAROL G.O. Rep. 12, Leaders Club 12, Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Aquatics Club 11, 12, Service Squad 11, 12, Rifle Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, F.S.C. 12, Volleyball 9, Basketball 9, 11, 12, Swim- ming 10. SUTHERLAND, PATRICIA Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Service Squad 11, 12, Booster Club 10, 11, Art Com. 10, 11, 12, Field Hockey 11, 12, Swimming 10. SCHWARTZ, BERT Leaders' Club 11, 12, Rifle Club 11, Aquatics Club 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Swim- ming 10, 11, 12, Track 11, Tumbling 9. SEAMAN, PATRICIA Entered W.l.H.S. in 1959 from Brentwood High. SELG, HARRY Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11. SICHEL, MICHAEL Sr. Steering Com., Modern Physics Club 12, Jr. Class Play. SILVIA, PATRICIA Volleyball 9, 10, Softball 10, Tumbling 11. SIMPSON, DORIS Service Squad 11, 12, Aquatics Club 12, Swim- ming 12. SLAWATA, WILLIAM Football 9, Swimming 10. SMOLSKI, MAUREEN Cheerleading 9. VENEZIA, TOM Football 9-mgr. VITALI, ALEXIS National Honor Society 11, 12-Sec'y., Sr. Steering Com., Leaders' Club 11, 12, Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Rudder 11, 12, Service Squad 11, 12, Bowling Club 11, Dramatics Club 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Jr. Prom Com. VOGELSANG, JOANNE Leaders' Club 11, 12, F.T.A. 10, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Field Hockey 12, Jr. Class Play. Service Squad 12. VOSS, LINDA Bowling 10, Booster Club 10, Volleyball 11, Softball 9. WEISTEIN, ABBA National Honor Society 12, Rudder 10, 11, 12, Radio Club 11, 12, Science Club 10, Political Discussion Club 12, Dramatics Club 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, N.M.S.Q. Citation. WEISS, JILL Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Bowling, Jr. Prom Com. WHITTLE, JOSEPH Rifle Club 11, Radio Club 11, 12, Atomic En- ergy Club 12, Political Discussion Club 12, Mathlete 12, N.M.S.Q. Citation. WILSON, RICHARD Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Leaders' Club 11, 12, Political Discussion Club 12, Soccer 9, Base- ball 10, 11,Sr. Class Play. SZYMANSKI, ELIZABETH Service Squad 11, 12, Softball 9, Field Hock- ey 10, Chorus 9. TAUBER, MARILYN Fore N' Aft 11, 12, F.S.C. 11, Foks'l 11, Inter- national Club 10, Service Squad 11, 12. TAYLOR, MARILYN Fore N' Att 12, Service Squad 11, 12, Ski Club 12, Volleyball 11, Orchestra 10, 12. THODAL, THOR Entered W.l.H.S. in Sept. 1959 from Egersund Senior High, Egersund, Norway. Soccer 12, Suffolk County All Scholastic Soccer Team. THOMPSON, DAVID Rifle Club 11, Track 9, Jr. Class Play. THOMPSON, ALERIE Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Service Squad 11, 12, Volleyball 11, Jr. Prom. Com. Entered West Islip High School from Brentwood High School November 1959. Com. MULARADELIS, JAMES Football 9, Wrestling 12, Auto Club. VALENTINO, ALBERT Wrestling 10. VALERIOTI, MICHAEL Rifle Club 12, Swimming 12. WORMAN, ANNE Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Girls Small Ensemble 10, Chorus 11, 12, NYSSMA Sectional 11, 12, String Quartet 11, 12, Sextette Plus One 12, L. I. String Festival 10, 11, 12, NYSSMA All State 11, 12. YOUNG, SUSAN Booster Club 10, Spanish Club 10, Dramatics Club 12. ZAMMITTO, PHYLLIS Volleyball 9. ZAZA, ANTOINETTE Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Foks'l 11, Jr. Class Play. ZOLEZZI, PHYLLIS Fore N' Aft 12, Booster Club 10, 11, F.S.C. 12, Bowling 11, Field Hockey 12, Chorus 9. ZYDOWSKI, JOYCE Fore N' Aft 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10. Some Enchanted Evening For those who attended the junior Prom it was truly an en- chanted evening as u decorative spring fantastic setting provided a warm and genial background. The rhythmicul strains of Tony Far1an0's Band permeated the flower-bedecked gym. ln short this was the stuff that dreams are made of. , I W , ,,,, , W, ,, ,V 5,5 , lk M A , I 3 WX W 'Mg , M 1. 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Captroe holds moonlight memories for many of us-who can forget the beach parties, flashing lights on the bridge, the O.B.I., the road under the draw bridge, or the causeway to Parking Field 9 at jones Beach? Our activities have been full and diversified, ranging from the strong political group led by a rabid senior to Civil War debates with a Confederate Rally of bugles, banner and BANTER. We were always overly active on away- from-school jaunts, especially when we dropped the ilashbulbs from the top floor of the Museum of Natural History and when we departed dejectedly from the French cinema. These were vexing moments for our teachers, Mr. Dwyer and Mr. Berzon. But perhaps not as stimulating as the reactions of Dr. Marquadt to the trembling turtle in his desk drawer and the wiggling frog in his briefcase, nor as bold as locking Mr. Ford in the art closet. Other teachers also have con- tributed to our well of memories with: l'm loveable, I'm a crackpot, but l'm a genius. -Mr. Plumer, I may not always be right but l'm never wrong. - Mr. Finng Due to Ferrel's Law and other factors. --Mr. Weisenreider. Mr. Hall and his bear baiters g Mr. Zawyrucha, his Aces g Mr. Plumer, his pogo stickg Mr. Berzon, his little bellg Mr. Backlund, his alligator George and Mr. Edmunds, his occasional nap during rehearsals. A few of our teachers, who shall remain anonymous, will remember the penetrating aroma of the hydrogen sulfide gas, the bourgeois math problems, the dummy on the front porch, the multilation of the flower bulbs, the secret panels in Parkwood School, low water fountain in Secatogue, air-conditioned bathing suits in the high school, appetizingQ?j cafeteria activities and the senior who arrived three hours late for a Biology Regents. Our memories are warm and varied, but they all add up to BO F F O. Two of our highly successful ventures were our class plays. ln our junior year under Miss St. Claire Anderson's capable direction we enthuiastically pro- duced You Can't Take It With You. This initial attempt proved so satis- factory that in our senior year as seasoned thespians we were ready to under- take Jenny Kissed Me. This well-received endeavor guided by Mr. Plumer was rich in off and on stage experiences. Proud are we of our musical seniors, our metal and electrical specialists, our athletic stars, our Betty' Crocker winners, our academic record consisting of 5 Certificates of Recommendation from the National Merit Qualifying Test, 7 Regents Scholarships, 5 alternate scholarships and an Engineering Scholarship which we leave as a torch to those who follow. SENIOR PERSONALITIES Qs. '--,-,,... 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'- .N 'tbl 1 f . new ui , ' ' 1 - 'Exe f f X neu mowing. x v ' rf 5 51 M055 H Pwxluud HY :hex t ART Gnd GEORGE S KAUF e ' R AN umm vm ck: :gh Dwxmmx 9 nu., M hob' Mllho1l':'7 Slvhn, lag s-vmL, WT' 6. wg ' f :xx-1 ww If 8xx5,M ' li OAS fm' Ronnie as jenny Abba as Father Maynihan if' 'E' J' Joan, Roberta and Dick prepare for hang goffozlgd Dick Watch Rob and F dinner before the Sycamore ' fed ' ' ' ' d b FBI family is visite y . . . agents with orders to arrest Al for circulating subversive literature. PLAY5 mx De . anna as Miss Stearns Ann 3 5 Mrs D - eazy second SPM ' 1 .mx Lf? -5 'Q ,fi All our strength is in our urzzon All our danger in discord. W ef, t,-i,1'2.jg,ez,,.'3? ---. - . M . as .1 - , .' t 1 If , ,Akai 'Alfa . 5- 515855 I as sf! sf . . I '-iq.: Q . AA.A I 1 FRONT ROW: George Wells, Dick Berman, Rod Rose, George Reimer, Ken Campo, Pete Raynor, Dan Zawyrucha, Vincent Kublin, Tommy David, George Vehstedt. SECOND ROW: Dennis Costa, Richard Petto, Bill Chalich, Ray Campo, Bert Schwartz, Jay Losee, Tom Kelly Robert Schumacher, Dave Bradley, Craig Reubens, Norman Horan, AI Geyer, Bob Matherson. STANDING: Coach Wille and Coach Brown. The 1959-60 swimming season was the most successful in the history of the water sport here at West Islip. This was accomplished by three years of hard work, determination and skill, on the part of the West Islip Mariners. Records were broken, undefeated teams were defeated, and former champions were dethroned. The over-all record for the year was 13 wins, 2 defeats and 1 tie. In Nassau-Suffolk league competition the Blue and Gold were undefeated. This was climaxed by the winning of The Long Island Swimming and Diving Championships. Outstanding were the performances of George Vehstedt and Ken Campo, undefeated all season, Craig Reubens 400 and 200 yard freestyle champion, Bill Chalich backstroke champion, Norman Horan and Al Geyer in the breast stroke, Vincent Kublin in the butterfly, the speedy performance of Pete Raynor in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle events, and Captain Ray Campo in the individual medley. The fast freestyle relay of Burt Schwartz, Bob Lehrfeld, Jay Losee and Dave Bradley posted the fast time of 1:43:5 against Pol Pre . yThe Iinedley relay of Bill Chalich, Vincent Kublin, Norman Horan and Tommy David posted the fastest time in the cham- vionshi as. I Thlis great team was well supported by the swimming of Dick Berman, Chuck Reimer, Bob Schumacher and Dan Zawyrucha, Bob Matherson, team manager, greatly assisted Coach Brown in keeping detailed records of the Lion Speedsters. Next year West Islip will lose the services of Captain Ray Campo, Pete Raynor, Craig Reubens, Jay Losee, Dave Bradley, Rod Rose, Al Geyer, Tom David and Burt Schwartz. .4 C Ken 4 BOYS SWIMMING 'K' Bert Tommy Da e Al Dlck Pete 1 Ill Ill! 1 fu. HJ rf Front row, left to right: Pat Gravesen, Irma Haggerty, JoAnn Haggerty, Edie Noble, Kathy Grahm, Barrie Lowell Second row, left to right: Cathy Cassella, Terry Moran, Pat Rhein, Darlene Lang, Beverly Kolodey, Sandy Murdock Third row, left to right: Peggy Noble, Shirley Gilbert, Pat Moran, Laura Cassella, Linda Arnemann, Miss Wunsch, Kathy Cummins, joan Davis, Pat Hobbs Cassie McManus, Judy Brown, Marcel Pechin, Doris Simpson 5 - t 1'-ur' r' 4 . 4 .Af- Af, ,Jn Q s, I Barrie is 'vs . it I at 2-V h l 3 ggi ti ,K Q i Ll Tk 13 i p H rl i W GIRLS SWIMMING For the third consecutive year the Girls Swimming Team won the cham- pionship at the meet with Brentwood and Uniondale. This feat was anticipated as the team had won the two previous meets with Brentwood. Uniondale had been defeated once and tied once by West Islip's accomplished swimmers. Hard work and spirited determination under Miss Virginia XVunsch's competent supervision plus the interest and advice of Miss Dora Metrelis were responsible for the team's success. To close a rewarding season a team dinner was held in the school cafeteria at which Coach Brown spoke about the aspects of swimming as a career. JoAnn Bottom Row Left to Right: William Boyd, Harry Selg, Sam Heningo, Robert Roy, john Horton, joseph Quinn 2nd Row Left to Right: Coach Cesareo, William Elasik, Charles Boumgartner, Patrick Estelle, Peter Rhein, William FOOTBALL Miller, Charles Rigano, Richard Kriete, Frank Wielbacker, Coach Martinell 3rd Row Left to Right: Robert jones, Robert Schwartz, Peter Raynor, Briant Notine, George Botz, Albert Pfalie, Richard Berman, Albert Geyer at rr If 4 5 - ' W. . 'I ' 4 e 'A . . r X 5 W4 v 1. L , H L. ,Vyk W p AL77 In ,. .., . F' I ll'f 12 George Bon Bill Boyd Bert Schwartz Harry Selg Peter Raynor The jump to League I competition proved too strong for the spirited Lions as they compiled a 5 win 2 loss record. In two non-league games West Islip lost one game and tied one. The Lions fought for and won the first League game with Brentwoodg how- ever, our second encounter was with Port Jefferson whose powerful machine proved to us that it was superior. Although we won our third League game, our opponent, Northport, certainly pushed us around. When the next game was played with South Huntington this team definitely caught us napping. A win over Linden- hurst renewed our morale, which slid back when we lost the last League game to Huntington. The two non-league games record a loss to Bay Shore in a fumble recovery in the last minutes of play, and a tie with West Babylon. Bob jones he 1 .-e. Joe Quinn l' . ts , s' - a F' 1 Al Pfaffe i I E , N Q T53 1 41 l Dick Berman ? IK u sr. I H. X V L. 2. 3 I W , .1 Ronnie Miller 1 ' t I- RQ Pat Estelle '1 Al Geyer vs John Horton F5 B Briant Notine B 2 I r Sitting: Louella Thompson, Josephine Mannino, Toni Antionniet, Phyllis Kroll 2nd Row: Amanda Mahler, Linda Wicks, Elizabeth Hawkins, Pat Clausey Standing: Coach, Roberta Young, Judy Becker, Leona Madsen, Diane Davis, Pat Frank, Gail Wagner, Joanne Vogelsang, Ma Root Josephine Mannino, Marsha Root, Joanne Vogelsang, Judy Becker in 7 Josephine Mannino, Judy Becker The hockey team enjoyed an undefeated season until play- J day at Port Jefferson where they lost one game, tied one and won one. The teamwork was excellent with an exceptionally strong defense. The outstanding player was Marcia Root. N nl J ii x Q in tl I, tn ..- Judy Becker Marcia Root Standing from Left to Right: Coach Zawyrucha, Thomas David, john Sitting Lett to Right: Robert Matherson Raymond Lanningfiflrchie Loureiro, Stephen Gabriel, Hans Somers, Geoffrey Matherson, George Bahruth, Frank Petrini, john Delorio, Bill Raynor, john Bartelt, Thor Wells, Larry O'Connell, Warren Bjumark, Robert DeSano Thodal, Tom DiNonno, Joseph Moser, John Copeland N , - ti 'T vo. - ,u Charge! H G 7 G W Go Johnny Go Frank Perrini . v .::, I dwg,- john De Iorio Tom Di Nonno Tommy David Bob Matherson ohn Loureiro SOCCER The 1959 Varsity Soccer Team enjoyed a successful season with an overall record of 8 wins and 5 losses. In League Two competition the Lions placed second with a 7 win-3 loss record. To offset the loss of six graduated lettermen, Coach Zawyrucha and the boys worked feverishly to get the team in shape for our first league encounter with Amityville. Our victory over Amityville was hard won in a very close game 4-5. The next game we dropped to Bay Shore 3-1. However, after that defeat we went on to win 5 league matches in a rowg Copiague, West Babylon, Northport, Sayville and South Huntington went down before the West Islip Booters. The Brentwood game was the season's climax as a victory over the strong Brentwood team would tie the Lions for the league championship. A large crowd assembled at the Brentwood field to witness the battle for the championship. The game was well-played as well as hard-fought, but the Brentwood Booters were too fast for the Lions. The final score stood Brentwood -5, West Islip -2. Capturing third place in the county proved the prowess of the spike shoe brigade. New school records were set in each event except the broad jump and the high jump. Out- standing were the following performances: Bob Millen's mile 4 :30g Wayne Neilsen's 2:07 half mileg john Factora's hurdling and sprintingg Al Synder's 220 yard run: 23.93 Al Bahlert's shot-put 50'3 , disc 148, Frank Balajadia's 440 yards: 53.5g and sprinting, Al Synder's 220 yard run: 23.9g Al Bohlert's new hurdle records and Ed Squire's mile was close behind Bob Millen's. In the A2 League, West Islip captured fifth place, and in the A Meet, fourth place. The Cross Country team had a disappointing season be- cause of a poor turnout. With only six boys on Varsity and no jayvee team the barriers were at a decided disadvantage running against schools with varsity teams of twenty or more members. The lone victory was scored against Brentwood, the only school having a team similar in numbers. With the savvy attained this year and hopes for a larger team enroll- ment in the fall, Coach Dwyer can look forward to a more eventful season in 1960. TRACK SCHEDULE Copiague West Islip Bay Shore West Islip South Huntington West Islip Bert Schwartz Brentwood Selden West Islip Babylon West Islip Patchogue West Islip Sayville Sachem West Islip Copiague West Babylon West Islip Standing: Bob Lowell, Peter Abolins, john Dart, Al Geyer, Frank Balajadia, Tony Catlender, Bob McCallum, Gus Horan, Angel Julian, Bill Miller, Eddie Squire, joe Quinn, Bert Schwartz, Coach Cesareo, Kneeling: Vincent Mannino, Al Snyder, Wayne Nielson, John Ferry Coach Dwyer Dick Lewis, john Factora, Bob Millen, Al Bohlert - .44 . Frank Balajadia Al Geyer , Standing: Paul Hale, Frank Farrell, Eddie Squire, Freddy Pappas Joe Quinn Kneeling: Vincent Mannino, Raoul Hurwitz 4 P2111 Hale Gus Horan pc ssss C The very muddy seven inning game played in abundant rain and the team shared another enjoyable experience at Heckcher State at Port jefferson will always be remembered by those girls who Park where the team won two of its three playday games. Marcia played softball for West lslip in the spring of 1959. Miss Wagner Root was chosen as the Most Valuable Player. Standing left to right: Coach, Miss Desch, Pat Clausey, Barry Lowell, Connie Myott, JoAnne Vogelsang, Maureen Price, Marcia Root, Coach, Miss Wagner Kneeling left to right: Diane Davis, Kathy Graham, Gerry Garrison, Josephine Mannino Sitting left to right: Lou Fariello, Margaret Engel, Janice Heikler JoAnne Marcia sf , if if . S Lou 1 -pf Barrie PQEY N Gerry .Q 3'P :'?'l a ' Q., 1 1 'If . 'fm I ,, , Q .. I--1m,X-Qrgfvwixiw N ,VVVV U NM my yrhy- ig L,g,'fI511,. 11, S Qwmw A ., M W'E5Qi'EQ'9'sf4'Qm'S5a2 W2 -' -HRf',.' f ,Y 'iv N ,gi::':,,.v-ff 'A K -wh ' ll Fig -V g 1, A5 ,,iQf.,fg,1ggiQ G ' 4' Q ' i -. L 3-as ' W. 1 P QW' 35 .. i if 'R dab Q V Q. 52551203 IM L ' NN Sui! w -'r-'mais wzww 5 ' N I ' I M , . - K NH -. - 1- 34. i i f x +5 'f , ' -QC ' - A 1 ' Q ig Rm 1 , - Q 1 . , 3 9 1 ,E - -f kl if ' 5 aw f ' V. . 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Consis- tently fine performances were turned in by Sam Benigno, john Louriero, Tom O'Connor, Cosmo Maturo, Tom Kutkiewicz and Bob Desanog how- ever, it was Halverson's show all the way. Warren came up with the most brilliant pitching performance of his high school career in a no hit-no run game against Babylon. In the game against West Babylon he pitched a two hit shutout. Captain Halverson received the Sideliners Trophy, The Most Valuable Player Award and was signed by the Philadelphia Phillies to play in a rookie league at johnson City where he performed so well that he advanced to Class A ball. .0 ,- at-,. 51.3, gn... 1St. Row Left to Right: john Macabe, Ray MaCabe, Tony Mellino, Bob Factora, Walt Schmel, Al Caraleri 2Nd. Row: Angel jolian, Briant Notine, Tad Parvin, John Berman, Bob Salth, Bob Desano Top Row: Bob Happe, Gene Rubow, Vincent Minnino, joe Quinn, Bob Jensen, Don Barichak john Camfora Pete Khein Throughout the entire season the wrestling team displayed typical West Islip spirit and skill. Its record of eleven wins and nine losses is a good one in lieu of the inexperience on the part of many of the boys. Sixty-live lads turned out for varsity and junior varsity wrestling, some of them for the lirst time. However, as the season wore on, many of these boys became first-rate grapplers. The top men on the team during the regular season were: Briant Notine, beaten only once and Bob Factora, beaten twice. In the A-1 League Tournament, the Lions came in seventh. It is in- teresting to note that many of the deciding matches were very close and could have gone either way. Briant Notine and Bob Factora finished second in the Tournament Meet. In the Suffolk County Tournament West Islip fared better when the team placed seventh out of twenty-four competing schools. Briant Notine won his class and Bob Factora fin- ished third. Congratulations are due Coaches Duart and Holborow who again expertly and enthusiastically guided another successful wrestling team. but ,qv -,if ..V GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Two teams from each of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades were chosen to participate in the girls' volleyball intra-mural. A team composed of senior girls won the championship. At the South Hunting- ton Playday a West Islip honor team reached the semi- finals. Having won the first two games the gals enter- tained high hopes. Unfortunately they lost the third game to Babylon. Doris Petri was the unanimous choice for the most outstanding player. Top row left to right: Richard Briggs, Ray Lanning, Bob Sanacora, George Krenkel 2nd row: Bob Butts, Royce Waterman, Noel Perry 3rd row: jim Specht As of March 1, 1960 the Bowling Team was in first place, with three matches and a tournament remaining for March competition. Under Coach Mario Vitali's supervision the team practices every Monday at the Captree Lanes. Led by Roy Bloomquist, the team members expect to continue their winning pace and go on to first place. Led by George Stanton, the golf team had its finest season. Con- sistent fine playing by veteran Richy Briggs and freshman Bob Lehr- feld were responsible for winning the first ten matches. Dependable performances by Dick Berman, Richy Christianson contributed great- ly to the team's success. In the county tournament the team placed third and George Stanton was runner up. With the loss of George Stanton by graduation, a veteran team will take to the links this year. L 219 Kneeling: Richard Briggs, Bill Craft, Dick Berman Standing: Richard Christiansen, Ken Boosung, George Stanton Kneeling, left to right: George Pepple, Don Gould, Pete Galietta, Donald Woods, Geoffrey Matherson, Edmund Lehr Standing left to right: Dane Sargent, Frank Ricutti, jerry Gillon,Tom Kutkiewicz, Bill Raynor, john Horton, Coach Zawyrucha. When the Lions lost their final game to Port jefferson, an optimistic attitude, Wait till next year, was evident. Throughout the season the team fought hard to overcome handicaps. With the return of only one letterman and few players who had some jayvee experience, Coaches Ward and Zawyrucka quickly had to develop the available talent. This green team played opponents strong with veterans who provided tough competition. The two wins over West Babylon and the victory over La Salle Military Academy did boost morale, but the Lions lacked the strength and the height necessary for success. Because all sports programs are initiated to teach players how to lose as well as how to win, the Lions profited philosophically when they learned that Circumstances are the rulers of the weak, they are but the instruments of the wise. rx' l 4 1 X -3.6 fx 5, M. ,453 'iv 2. X, 4 I ff? f . I' ,f . N I X i x Bill Raynor 'n. Pi . ' X gb,-M X 1. ., Tom Kutkiewicz fs, 1 I erry Gillon 2 Aa I i... ,. . L , , A if R john Horton Peter Galierta D After 5 p.m. each winter day many girls were on board for basketball intramurals. Schedules were drawn up for weekly games and each class was represented by two teams. So high did enthu- siasm run that the girls made blue and gold numbered pinnies as a surprise for the coaches. A blue and gold basketball was used for warm-ups. An honor team, captained by Marcia Root, was selected for playday at Northport. Unfor- tunately we drew the championship team as our opponent. Score-wise the game was disappointing but the team-work was spirited. Notable was the performance of Cecelia Harrigan, a very valuable guard, who won the outstanding player award for West Islip. Captain-Marcia Joanne, Cecelia Margi S n thlrd ACTIYITIES Like chords in unison they move And thrill with like vibrations N lg .f..M,. ,. A R L Qfwlflii H v 'V J:-K 1-wwf? . .v1f.W'f jf W. 54 'x 'v'n.-nv ,- W, 1,1511 , ,y .251 n 4 g, 1'Qg1l '3-1 KY, , , HV54'f1Zq ,MW Spf Q 1 ',' ny W 'ah V- 1 1 Vx. ,y iimgf .mf ,M ., ,V 1,1 Q N! Q' 1.1,- 1., A ,4-. 1 111 ' 1 1 1 1 ,f-'s aff 1 , WJ,1,wv' 1 1, 1 ,1 , ,11+41y.f.p111,,1-1 1 .11-w41113x.p11Wfw,mi1:1' 1- W1 Jiso3,Wwf21yqQQlywqavvs-jf?whiz.1w1wv1.1 ,JI,wHw,'m:-Umm,1. I . , , 1 1 , V , .. fVgfirifzfw-zzfia4?z1.?vle:?s:+Ssfizgffiixfgg ' Z 1 ' ,Hswm 1' 111'-1 1 11 ' ws ' 1' 1 ' -' 2h -1 , - wifi Lev: ,1 '1,1.:.g,11,x , A , 1' ' 255.gif ' J 12 1 1 1 1 . ' 1' - 1 is f ' 1 -5-1:31634 ,,,s - N1 L1 ., , MYPM, 1 .,1 17 ', -1 1 w 1-x 1 - 111' mv.-. 111 111. 1 ,, 11 11f,. ,nw 3 Mgr ,g 1. F, ffm. 1',gy:i' ,:JMw,s , , ' , ,, 1, , ,., , ,. , ,1 ., , ,. , pw 1, ,1, fm, MW' - K , ' Y .. 1-. ,-1:: ., f-:xi ' ,,1w1,sw '9? i1':wN N'-1w ,:'ww21m 1.fw,.4 w'bJf1 1Jk1Mf'1, . fs . -F4152 1 11 :ie f V' fd? ' 4 1 fgi ,1- .H 51: w President--Richard Berman Vice President-Ariana Kogut Secretary-Virginia Taylor 0 Q ROW 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Irma Haggerty, Gretchen Fulmer, Jean Lustig, Mandy Mahler, JoAnn Haggerty, Merrily Erwin, Dolores Vitali, Phyllis Cotumaccio, Carol Strauss, Kathy Keahon, Sherry Gudice, julie Goguey ROW 2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ayers, Barbara Frank, Gayanne Himmelsbach, Claire Pensiero, Ann Cox, Judy Scott, Kathy Moore, Diana Frank, Virginia Brown, Joyce Scanziani, Priscilla Brown ROW 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Siebel, Victor Porto, Raoul Horwitz, Deanna Dunham, Dick Berman, Mr. Huettl, Arlana Kogut, Virginia Taylor, Bob Halsall, Paul Hale, Kathy Carroll, Peggy Engel This year the Student Council has many creditable accomplish- ments. With the cooperation of the athletic department and the work of the officers, the Council was able to offer a G. O. card with all the advantages of last year's card at only half the previous price. The Council in conjunction with the junior High Council sponsored two concerts featuring the Babylon Chorale. The proceeds of these concerts have been used to form the nucleus of a Student Aid Fund to help needy students of our school. During the football season the Council initiated a system of chartering buses for away athletic events. Because of the popularity of this program, we were able to provide transportation to every away football game. Popular demand fostered the purchase of a mascot lion suit which is expected to liven up all athletic events, and contin- ued enthusiasm sparked the purchase of an elegant blue and gold ban- ner to decorate the gymnasium. The Council was also able to organize an effective system of chartering and advertising clubs. Regularly projects, such as awarding pins to student having 90070 averages and donating food baskets to needy families, have been con- tinued on a larger scale than in previous years. The officers and representatives are proud of the council's enroll- ment in the United Schools of Western Suffolk, a group which dis- cusses and tries to solve common school problems. To our patient advisor, Mr. Huettl and Messrs. Coulter, O'Donnell and Beck we are grateful for their generous cooperation and needed advice in making this a successful year. Kathleen Moore, Editor-in-chief Richard McConnell, Assistant Editor Left to right: Virginia Taylor, Feature Editorg Alexis Vitali, Photography Edi- torg Robert Farquharson, Business Man- agerg Yvonne Bellew, Exchange Edi- torg Diana Frank, News Editor, Teresa Ryczek, Art Editor Stop the presses! The missing picture just arrived . , . Galley sheet number 10 has disappeared and the printer is coming any minute . . . What did the staff do to the front pageg the fiag looks squashed . . . This time the paper looks a lot better-Page 1 has an interesting lay- out . . . The Rudder has functioned as a high school publication for four years. Most of our problems and successes this year ran parallel to pre- vious ones, however, the staff of 1959-60 instituted several changes. More profit-raising events QWe remember The Long Gray Line, the concession stands, and the spring play, Kind Ladyuj helped the treasury this term. Faced with the possibility of only six issues, the staff was determined to earn money for an extra issue, and we did achieve this end through much hard work and cooperation. Experimenting with a new idea, The Rudder reduced the flag on the front page for more news space and a better looking page. Mixed attitudes met the change, but eventually the different front page format was accepted with pleasing comments. The Editorial Board of The Rudder believes that experimentation is the key to forward move- ment towards a continually improving high school paper. fWe only hold our breath and say a little prayer each time something new is tried., The presses roll each year and as graduating staff members vacate their positions, upcoming reporters and editors turn out an improved finished product . . . and as each year merges into another, The Rud- der becomes firmly embedded in the life of West Islip School. Nm. Standing l. to r.: Gail Wagner, Marjorie Klug, Donna Snedeker, Abba Weinstein, Barbara Breiling, Marsha Greenblatt, Frank Cassara, Dolores Vitali seated l to r: joan Nolan, Judy Becker, Marjorie Freeman, Diane Davis. A ,, -A l' .. MAJORETTES This twirling group led by Ginny Taylor adds to the color and performance of our marching band. The girls began taking twirling lessons in elementary school with Mr. Sanford Rague coaching them. The new members added to their number and increased the variety of skills. In the pouring rain of football weather and in the scorching sun of beach dedications the twirlers blend their talents with those of their fellow students. SENIOR BAND Each school year the Senior Band makes its first formal appearance at home football games. In December, playing the traditional holiday songs and carols, the band presents its annual Christmas Concert. In April the band again offers concert music for the much appreciated Spring Festival. However, in May the band is in the march again for the Memorial Day parade. Led by the high-stepping twirlers, the band marches down Higbie Lane, a proud, colorful group in West Islip blue and gold. FORE 'N AFT STAFF Seated-Sue Arink, Yvonne Bellew, Carol Henry Standing-joe Quinn. Karen Browne, Barrie Lowell, Deanna Dunham Seated-Teresa Ryczek, Pat Gregonis, Sue Epstein, Alice Kaloustian, Pat Sutherland Standing-Connie Narbutas, Al Geyer, Kathy Rubow Left to right--Margaret Mastriano, Carol Straus, Marilyn Taylor, james LoGerfo, ajne Ciullo, Gail Bashwiner, Isabelle Gregory Seated-Sue Gerber, Diane Matwizyck, Nancy Bradley, Diane Ratto Standing-Joyce Zydowski, Valerie Thompson, Holly Hassett, Marilyn Shumway, Ann Hanify, Maureen Bush, Ronnie james 42 5 f'? Fr, Standing-Rose Marie Busrerna, Celia Cangialosi, Marie Collitti, Donna Miller Seated-Roberta Kosiorowski, Phyllis Zolezzi, Barbara Sosnicki Seated-Joann Sabaatino, Margaret Gottsch, janel Cully Standing-Gene Humes Bob Seated--Ann Lauer, Joan Nolan Standing-jill Weis, Evelyn Marino EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...... YVONNE BELLEW ASSISTANT EDITOR ........ CAROL HENRY ACTIVITIES EDITOR . . .DEANNA DUNHAM ART EDITOR .............. SUZANN ARINK GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR . . .BARRIE LOWELL BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR .... JOSEPH QUINN COPY EDITOR .......... KAREN BROWNE BUSINESS MANAGER .... EILEEN JERABEK M 'Q QI 4 Left to right lst row: Fred Salazar, Yvonne Bellewg Michael Ryvicker, presidentg judy Becker, Vice-Presidentg Alexis Vitali, Secretary, Frank Petrini, Treasurer, Margaret Gottsch. 2nd row: john Horton, Kathleen Moore, Albert Geyer, Terry Ryczek, Blaise Leonardi, Deanna Dunham, Roberta Kosiorowski. Now in its second year, the West Islip Chapter has endeavored to uphold the high standards of character, scholarship, leadership and service. Our enrollment has increased to thirty-six as a result of the induction of nineteen new members. A special event was the tea rendered for our guests, three NATIONAL HONOR OCIETY K ,J 3rd row: Barrie Lowell, Abba Weinstein, Karen Browne, Richard Allison, Judy Horton, Richard Berman. 4th row: Arlana Kogut, Phyllis Cotumaccio, Jean Lustig, Richard McConnell, Mary Ann Sosnicki, Diane Davis, Craig Reubens. Sth row: Peter Abolins, Gail Wagner, Nancy Newton, Gretchen Fulmer, Marie Dudenhausen, Rosemary Bruno, Robert Fargueharsen. foreign exchange students. Informally meeting and conversing with a teen- ager from New Zealand, a lad from Denmark and a Miss from Norway was an enjoyable and new experience. VE- SEATED: Al Geyer, Richard Allison, john Horton, Craig Reubens, Mr. Michtom, Abba Weinstein, Robert Farquharson, Richard Berman STANDING: Arlana Kogut, Joe Whittle, Joan Nolan MATHLETES The Mathletes, composed of students interested in mathematics, was organized for the first time this year. The team members attend practice sessions weekly in preparation for the inter-school meets held five times a year at the different member schools. Twenty-live schools of Suffolk County participate in these meets which consist of difficult, but enterprising mathematical puzzles. Each contestant answering a question correctly within the allotted time receives a point for his school and for himself. At the end of the school year prizes are awarded to the winning schools and to the highest individual scorers. middle row left to right-jackie Harrison, Terry Moran, Kathy Cummins, joan Davis, oAnn Haggerty, Irma Haggerty, Pat Hobbs, Doris Simpson, Marcel Pechin, Miss Wunsch. Get in and warm up is the familiar cry on Thursday afternoon when the Aquatic Club members meet. Practice they know is the chief ingredient for skillful diving and for expert, fast swimming. Thus the members practice diligently in order to make West Islip's Second Aquacade as successful as the initial show in '59 which was such a notable performance that Coach Brown took the show on the road. At the Southward Ho and Centereach Country Clubs the show was enthusiastically received. This year's stars are expecting to play to two full house audiences in our own pool. With a clown quartet, fancy diving, speed swimming, a coordinated club routine and individual feats the members are busy practicing their routines. AQUATICS top row left to right-Tom David, Craig Reubens, Chip Kublin, Norman Horan, Ray Campo, Pete Raynor, Bill Chalich, Bert Schwartz, Kenny Campo, Al Geyer, Mr. Brown. Q J bottom row left to right-Ginny Grave- sen, Sue Arink, Bettylu Galloway, Sue Hamma, Kathy Grahm, Edie Noble Eil S E - - . 2 1 5 we Left to right Ann Reszitnyk, Judy Jobin, Carl Johansen, Linda McGrath, Pat Sutherland, Gordon Kelly, Eileen Jerabek, Joyce Ettlinger, Merrily Erwin ART SQUAD Rush! Rush! Rush! No one can mistake activity for achievement in the art area. Constantly last minute posters, signs, displays and showcase decorations make it necessary for these art students to draw, staple, paste, cut-out, cement and spell. Working together attains a high pitch as these artists become aware of the many facets of high school publicity. Leff fo flghf-Ed Squire, Mr. ATOMIC ENERGY CLUB Nelson oe Whittle, Joe Aurelia, Frank Cuzze Left to right Kneeling: Paul Hale, Charlie Wooton, Craig Reubens, Pete Galietta, Bob Halsall, john DiMaio Standing left to right: jack Van Wincke, Richard McConnell, Clayton Erkmann, Tony Cammil- lcrl, Tom DiNonno, Vincent Picece, Charles Evert, Coach Vincent Cesareo RIFLE CLUB Every Tuesday afternoon during February and March, 26 student sharp-shooters gathered in the Rifle Range for practice. Since this was the initial season for this activity, Coach Caesaro stressed safety measures as the club members learned how to skillfully handle their rifles. Although there were a few crack shots, most students performed in an average fashion. The high scorer for our first season was Cassie McManus. Left to Right: Betty Theobold, Cassie McManus, Karen Kruger, Carol Hettler, Gayle Dudley, Kathleen Maloney, Ginny Gravesen , , , ,,,, AY, ,+ ...5 1 n Seated left to right--Teresa Ryczek, Barbara Hakiel, Nancy Newton, Carol Ney, Gail Wagner, Priscilla Brown Standing left to right-Josephine Carrao, Barbara Schultz, Carol Maher, Marie Dudenhausen, Barbara Glasser, Pam Umis, Pat Murray The Future Nurses enjoyed a varied program which included nursing curriculum at Plattsburg by Miss Bemmberneck, a Plattsburg a iilm entitled, When You Chose Nursing, an open house program graduate. A special joy we shared was the monthly provision of at Mary Immaculate Hospital, a birthday party for a handicapped child spending money for a boy and for a girl who is a member of the who is unable to attend school, and a detailed explanation of the adolescent unit of Central Islip State Hospital. BOYS' LEADERS CLUB .ffl if-'fir Appearing in new uniforms, the Leaders have been on deck daily assisting the faculty members of the Athletic Department. In addition to being actively engaged in the swimming championships, in the Scholarship Fund Basketball Game, and the regular collection of tickets at home games, the Leaders have aided in the formation of the first West Islip Lacrosse team. The third annual Leaders Club Dance-jointly spon- sored by the Girl's and Boy's Leaders Club was successfully held on December 19, 1959. In keeping with the season's spirit of giving, each couple brought a small gift to be given to a child at Good Samaritan Hospital. A k'tr.T Is t xr J 51 Left to right, Bottom Row: john Horton, Richard Berman 2nd row: Tad Parvin, Tom Kutkiewicz, Peter Galietta, Robert Matherson 3rd row: Pete Raynor, Raymond Lanning, John Berman, Vincent Kublin, William Elasik, Dave Bradley 4th row: Albert Geyer, Pres., Robert Factora, William Miller, Briant Notine, Paul Hale, Peter Abolins, Dennis De Nault Sth row: William Raynor, Richard Wilson GIRLS' LEADERS C LUB 0 2 ' a ' l , ,L ost active clubs Girls Leaders Club is one of the m in the school. New members are inducted at a formal tea d ii after they have been chosen by their teachers on the basis of ability, interest, cooperation, personality and leadership. mt 3,9 gig. K 5 In addition to their assigned duties in the pool and gym- EPXQ X nasium area, the Leaders sell refreshments at athletic events N and check coats at school functions. The profits from the Christmas Dance were used to purchase blue uniforms which have the word Leader inscribed in bold block letters across the back. The members of this club can be proud of their overall record, particularly their perform- ances in Demonstration Night. Their unselfish services contribute to the everyday life at school. right, Top row: JoAnne Vogelsang, Maureen Price, Phyllis Kroll, Antionette DeLuca row from top: Inese Abolins, Dona Madsen, Gail Wagner, Edith Noble, Barbara Hakiel, Diane Ratto, Barrie Lowell-Vice President row from top: Margaret Engel, Carol Strauss, jean Strauss, Sue Lamdin, Nancy Newton, Diane Davis-Treasurer, Marcia Root-President Third row from bottom: JoAnne Haggerty, Phyllis Cotumaccio, Ginger Chiappe, Pat Clausey, Judy Brown, Claire Pensiero-Secretary Second row from bottom: Linda Wicks, Louella Tompson, Judy Becker, Alexis Vitali, Carolyn Taus Ellen Dullberg, Barbara Ruggiero Bottom row: Ann Carrano, URCHESTRA Violins Anne Worman Billy Knorr Frank Cassara Morjorie Freeman Diane Seaton Robert Harris Mary Ann Gutusso Bruse Smith Violas Barbara Ruggiero Kathy Molony Marilyn Taylor Cellos John Seaton Susan Hanify St. Bass Marianne Wolynski ORCHESTRA Flutes May Fondboe Judy Weinstein Oboe Judy Stein Clarinets Pete Rulfet James Kaufman Janice Heikkila Bassoon Bill Sosniclti Tenor Sax 8: Bass Clarinet Dave Gleis Trumpet Gerry Abrams John Confora Fred Salaxar Trombone John Davis Jack Winn Absentee Phil Polson Bass Trombone Bob Everett Percussion Steve Abrams John Becker Bill Glaser The Senior High Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Sanford Rague is particularly proud of its A rating in the State competition at Babylon. The orchestra which takes part in all school musical programs also gives demonstrations to the elementary school children in order that they may enjoy and appreciate music in their tender years. Two senior members of the orchestra, Barbara Ruggiero and Ann Worman who plan to major in music at Fredonia State Teachers College began their musical careers in the primary grades. lst row, Left to right: Sheri Gudice, Barbara Ruggiero, Ruth L'Hommedieu, Ruth Pergantis, Barbara Geaser, Lynda Sorondo, Mary Ayres, Judy Porter, Ginny Graziano, Maurine Price, Phylis Cotumaccio, Jean Lustig, Caroline Mapes, Brenda Marnane, Carla Querback, Irene Raider, Diane Keegan, Carol Baldo, Edith Noble. 2nd row, Left to right: Barbara Taylor, Lyn Virgilio, Barbara Stevens, joan McCarthy, Joan Davis, Sue Pinnella, Jane McCarthy, Mary Eilers, Margaret Engel, Carol Mahr, Peggy MacNeil, Marie Dudenhausen, Valerie Bunker, Adelaide Brandt, Cecilia Harrigan, Janet Tuma, Karen Linsenbarth, Ginny Brown, Caroline Taus. 3rd row, Left to Right: Alice Eppy, Ray McCabe, Richard Schumacker, Kent Atherton, Kenneth Campo, Don Vicchulio, Frank Randina, GIRLS Bill Chalich, Dirk Horton, Bill Bradley, Bob Everett, Tom Murphy, Vic Porto, Arthur Marsh, Robert Schmidt, james Mauradelis, Bill Bedell, Frank Cannon, Anne Worman, accompanist. CHCRUS t row, Left to right: ithy Mahler, Judy Brown, Merilee Erwin, nth L'Hommedieu, Ruth Pergantis, Jean mstig, Lynda Sorondo, judy Blasco, Caroline apes, Barbara Ruggiero, janet Tuma. d row, Left to right: lrbara Frank, Alice Eppy, Gretchen Fulmer, Iith Noble, joan Davis, Idrise Skinner, ,rbara Schultz, Peggy MacNeil, Ginny own, Nancy Siebel, Antoinette DeLuca, ,rol Rieman. d row, Left to right: tsy Siebel, Sue Lindenberg, Turid Risvik, tlarie Bunker, Marie Dudenhausen, Marg- :t Engel, Karen Linsenbarth, Carol Mahr, cilia Harrigan, Priscilla Brown, Carol nrrow, Mary Ailers, Barbara Austin, Vicki lbert, accompanist Anne Worman. Sixty-live melodious voices contribute to the enthusiastic reception of the mixed chorus which performed in such a scintillating fashion at the Christmas Concert, the Spring Festival and the All Area Competition. Anne Worman, our genial, reliable and talented accompanist is also a member of the orchestra. The Girls Select Chorus is also under the expert direction of Mr. George Beliles. This sing- ing group which received a grade B rating at the All Area Competition at Babylon last year is hoping for an A rating in May. Barbara Ruggiero, the featured soloist, also plays the viola in the orchestra. li 5,-,.,,.. 3.1 Ll 9 6 I SEATED: Serafina Impagliazzo, Susan Young, Deanna Dunham, Mr. Charles Plumer, Carol Ney, Kathleen Radigan, joan Nolan, Teresa Ryczel- STANDING: Val Czubaroff, Anne Lauer, Abba Weinstein, joan McCarthy, Eddie Squire During this school year 1959-1960, the Drama Club was firmly established at West Islip High. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Plumer a strong foundation was laid for the dramatics program at our school. The basic yearly program will consist of two full-length plays for public presentation, two short plays to be presented to the school body at an assembly program each semester, participation in the Shakespeare Festival at Hofstra College, and various field trips to attend community and school productions on the Island. Through working together with other members, each member of the club has fully enjoyed himself whether he was being smeared with grease paint, rehearsing on the stage, or constructing scenery in the catacombs. As part of the program, special workshops are conducted by Mr. Plumer in directing, make-up and scenery design and construction. The fun and experience of producing jenny Kissed Me fwith the class of '6oj, Kind Lady, In the Suds and Little Prison, the enjoyment of seeing Romeo and Juliet at Hofstra, Damn Yankees at Northport High, and Oklahoma and Wonderful Town at Sayville will surely stand forever in the minds of the members of the West Islip Senior High School Drama Club. Drama Club Officers: 1959-1960 President: john A. McCarthy, '60 Sec'y-Treas.: Kathy Keahon, '62 Student Directors: Joan McCarthy for jenny Kissed Me Deanna Dunham for Kind Lady Theresa Ryczek for In the Suds Carol Ney for Little Prison' FUTURE TEACHERS Seated left to right-Teresa Ryczek, Barabara Hakiel, Nancy Newton, Miss Doris Near, Carol Ney, Gail Wagner, Priscilla Brown. Standing left to right-Joanne Amideo, Josephine Carrao, Barbara Schultz, Carole Maher, Marie Duden- hausen, Barabara Glasser, Pat Seyfert, Pam Umis, Pat Murray. The Future Teachers of America was organized to help students learn about their chosen field. The members hope to accomplish their goal by inviting speakers to their meetings, observing classes in action, visiting colleges offering teacher training, and corresponding with graduates who are studying to become teachers. They also plan to honor the faculty at the traditional Recognition Day Tea. Presiding over the organization was Susan Gerber. Vice-president was Nancy Newton, Corresponding Secretary, Marie Dudenhauseng Recording Secretary, Barbara Hakielg Treasurer, Pat Seyfertg and His- torian Priscilla Brown. SERVICE SQUAD we lst row, Left to right: Susan Gerber, jean Downing, President, Doris Simpson, john Horton, Roberta Kosiorowski, Susan Repko, Mr. Thomsen. 2nd row, Left to right: jo Ann Monaco, Patricia Murray, Michele Perry, Varerie Thompson, Carol Strauss, Barbara Belanger. 3rd row, Left to right: jo Anne Vogelsang, Joan McCarthy Stella Bogdanowich, Eileen jerabek, Cathy Carroll, Terry Ryczek 4th row, Left to right: Marilyn Taylor, Rosemary Busterna, Marie Colitti, Marsha Greenblatt, Janet Lewandowski, Judy Becker. Sth row, Left to right: Holly Hassett, Kathy Rubow, Betty Schroeder, Carol Dorschuck, Margaret Engel, Marilyn Tauber. By operating the food concession at football games the Service Officers: Squad was able to raise the necessary funds to purchase button iden- President: Jean Downing tifications for its members. i These.butt0ns added to the effectiveness Vice President: Geoffrey Matheson of the squad members duties, which assigned monthly, include the S ' I Ab 1, monitoring of halls, assisting the personnel in the attendance and ecretary' nese Oms guidance offices, cooperating in assembly programs, and helping the Tfeasufef Carol Red Cross drive. Danega Left to right: Linda Barbara, Patricia Seaman, Janice Heikkla, Jo Ann Monaco, Claudia Peterson, Mildred McGuire, Donna Van Velsor, Marjorie Klug. FOK'S'L Fok's'l staff members have a double purpose. As we try to supply the students' school needs we learn the problems of storekeeping. The confusion of taking inventories, the fun of changing window displays, the mechanics of keeping a cash register and the gossip sessions are all included in our work. Mr. DuBois our faculty advisor and overseer was extremely patient with our inexperience and very understanding of our problems. Left to right: William Bedell, Mr. DuBois, Joyce Zydowski, jane Cuillo, Gale Lindahl, Susan Hamma, Dolores Scott, Patricia Sharkey, Diane Podlesny, Diane Davis, Claire Pensiero, i 'W Left to Right: Richard Berman, Kathleen Moore, Michael Sichel, Richard Allison, Blaise Leonardi, Nick Marranzano, Frank Cuzze, james LoGerfo,, Robert Huey, joe Whittle, Richard Wilson, Abba Weinstein: Mr. -Laurie Patterson advisor. PCLITICAL DISCUSSION CLUB . In December Mr. Patterson and thirteen members of the Senior Class met for the first meeting of the Political Discussion Club. At this gather- ing a constitution was adopted and plans for future meetings were dis- cussed. As the constitution of the club provides for a rotating chairman, a different senior charter member presides each Thursday in room 204. The topics of some of the meetings were: Is Capitalism Passe? , Is Too Much Democracy Undemocratic? , Materialism vs Idealism. Other meetings were devoted to speakers from the Republican and Demo- cratic Parties who spoke on their respective party's national policies. In March the club with a few senior American History students attended a mock political convention at Port jefferson where they took part in nominating a presidential candidate. GIRLS SEXTETTE The Girls' Sextette which was ganized last year has been steadily nproving under Mr. George Beliles' rection. This year the girls sang r the West Islip Lions Club, some Jsic assemblies in the Junior and nior High School and at some ade school functions. This year the xtette will go to N. Y. S. S. M. A. mpetition where the song-birds 'pe to receive an A rating. Right to left: Ruth L'Hommedieu, Ginny Brown, jean Lustig, Karen Linsenbarth, Judy Brown Kathy Mahler Anne Worman accompanist RADIO CLUB Pictured is the Radio Club which was formed to aid and instruct those students interested in the theory and mechanics of electronics. Members of the club from left to right are: Abba Weinstein, Sal Lo Cascio, Fred Salazar, Robert Farquharson, Mr. Millard, joseph Whittle, Raoul Hurwitz, Frank Perrini, john Norwood. CHEERLEADERS Donna Miller left to right-Suzanne Arink, Nancy Cassano, Barbara Sos- nicki, Nancy Bradley, Phyllis Cotumaccio, Donna Miller, Barrie Lowell Barrie Lowell alfa rr arr Margi Gottsch Phyllrs Cotumaccxo Suzanne Armk Barbara Sosnicki Nancy Bradley The Dance Band is composed of fourteen fellows who dances, visiting school functions and provides the musical like to make the change from clagsical music to that of Ends- opportunity for whoever is interested in music to forget his ville , better known as jazz. At the Tuesday and Wednesday problems of school work, and to relax in a light-hearted, sweet- sessions we play such tunes as I'll Be Around , Undecided , rhythm manner. and I'll Remember April . The Dance Band plays for school DANCE BAND Standing L-R: Mr. Robert Cleveland, Gerry Abrams, john Canfora, Fred Salazar, jack Winn, Bob Everett. Seated L-R: jack Mirabel, Scott Saxon, Bill Kerr, Bill Sosnicki, Dave Gleis, Frank Colabella, Ruth L'Hommedieu. Absentees: Phil Polson, Mike Davis The Pep Band, sponsored by Mr. Paserb's Pep Pills has become a regular feature at home basketball games. The Band is there to help root for the team and to entertain the spectators. Rehearsals occur before each game as we prepare to brighten up the competitive atmosphere, ' Fred Salazar our versatile trumpet and cornet player was a three year competitor in N. Y. S. S. M. A. PEP BAND Top Row L-R: Mr. John Paserb, Gerry Abrams, Fred Salazar, Tommy David, Howie Walton, Pat Martucci, Paul Glaser, Bob Everett, Bill Glaser, Scott Saxon, Judy Wein- stein, Barbara Haggarty, Judy Stein, Steve Abrams, Ted Davis Seated L-R: Jimmy Larsen, Billy Kerr, Bill Sosnicki, Janice Heikkila, James Kaufman, Richard Petersen, Steve Zawyrucha Absentee: Mike Davis uNosncLAssMsN Beloold bow good and pleasant it is for students to dwell to getber in unity. WC 4 Abetl, Joyce Abolins, Peter Andexser, Kathleen Apome, Rufaelo Aunra, Joseph Baker, Judilh Barlelv, John Bailey, Richard Baumann, John Becker, John Bedell, William Berger, Robert Berlhold, Nancy Bias, .loan Biurmark, Warren Blasko, Judilh Bradford, Kennelh Brandt, Adelaide Breiling, Barbara Brooks, Stephen Brown, Judiih Brown, Priscilla Bruno, Rosemary Buffs, Donald Caminiri, Dominick Campo, Kenneth Canialupo, Joseph Capparelli, Frank Carrano, Anne Chalich, William fi 1 I 'Arm ,-GW X iw elll ,v. l. -an Ciancio, Palrick Clausey, Patricia Cloud, Rosemary Conforii, Rose Conklin, Willa!! Coirone, Mollie Cotumaccio, Phyllis Cross, Jean Crossman, Beverly Cuomo, Patricia Cusana, Ronald Czulaaroii, Valeniine D'Archangelis, Clifford Dart, John Da Silva, Barbara Da Silva, James Davis, Diane Davis, John Davis, Theodore Denaull, Dennis Desano, Robert Dillman, Richard Duca, Joyce Dudenhausen, Marie Dudley, Gayle Dunkel, Peler Edwards, Joan Elasik, William Eldridge, Donna Emerich, Palricia Eppy, Alice Erkmann, Clayton Evans, Craig Evert, Herman Foctora, Robert Farquharson, Robert Faveau, Yvonne Figliolo, Joanne Frank, Barbara Frank, Patricia Fulmer, Gretchen Furno, Maryann Gabriel, Stephen Gillen, James Gould, Donald Graham, Kathleen Granieri, Michael Greene, Edward Griltin, Sara Guardino, Ronald Hackett, Margaret Hakiol, Barbara Hamma, Sue Hansen, Howard Happe, Robert Hardy, Richard Hassett, Jacqueline Hawkins, Joan Heikkila, Janice Heppler, Charles ja sa M 'Qu -Q 'Wh ly, ,fri 1 Hernandez, John Hehler, Carol Hinck, Janet Hludzik, lance Holmes, Nancy Horan, Norman Hughes, Judy Jensen, Allen Kaich, George Kalaygian, Dolores Kaminski, Thomas Katz, Illona Keahon, Ellen Kelly, Dorothy Kinsman, John Koguf, Ariana Kruger, Karen Kunkel, Mary Lanning, Raymond La Sorella, Violet Leahy, James Lehr, Edmund Leslie, Donald Limherg, Phyllis Lindahl, Gail Lindemeyer, Douglas Linsenlaarth, Karen Lucchese, Thomas Lustig, Jean Lycke, Mildred McCallum, Robert Mc Connell, Richard Mc Cory, James Mc Manus, Cassandra Mahler, Amanda Mann, George Mannino, Vincent Mapes, Caroline Matherson, Geoffrey Maturo, Cosmo Miller, William Mirabell, lack Mitchell, John Mone, Frances Morelli, Francis Moser, Joseph Mucciolo, Michael Muller, Alice Murphy, Kevin Myers, Susan Myott, Connie Newton, Nancy Ney, Carol Nichols, Carol Nordenberg, Edward 0'Connell, lawrence Okuslxa, John Olsen, Christine Panico, Anne Papa, Fred 2 ,A A 1 4,11 . 2 L '53 J Q -vb it X ,. YV-uf ,Q fl! M s .sa- 6 'Q x Q f Parvin, Tad Pechin, Morcelin Pensiero, Clare Peppel, George Podlesny, Diane Porter, Judy Price, Maureen Racligan, Katherine Renna, Kathleen Reszitnyk, Ann Reubens, Craig Rhein, Peter Riccuiti, Frank Richter, Cathy Riordan, Eileen Risi, John Risvik, Turid Romano, Carolin Ruge, Carol Ruscigno, Gloria Sabol, Mary Saenz, Robert Salth, Robert Sanchez, Marguerite Sanchez, Raymond Sargent, David Schemel, Walter Schomaacker, Robert Schultz, Barbara Scott, Dolores Seaman, Cecile Sena, Constance Sharlmey, Patricia Siderius, Suzanne Siebel, Nancy Silverman, Robert Skinner, ldrise Slawata, .loan Sosniclci, Mary Ann Squire, Edmund Steiger, Eileen Stevens, Barbara Strully, Ira Such, Carol Sullivan, Donald I Q Swiss, Randolph Theabald, Betty 15 Trim, lawrence Troy, Helen Tuma, Janet Wagner, Carl Warren, Elizabeth Waterman, Royce Q Weber, Michelle Welch, Paul Westcott, Margaret Wiclu, linda i Q? Woest, Barbara fs 9. 'NA Abolins, Inese Abrams, Stephen Amato, Alice Amideo, Joanne Atherton, Kent Austin, Barbara Ayers, Mary Babinslxy, William Baldo, Carol Barichak, Gary Barnes, John Becker, Laurie Beetle, Susan Bell, John Benigno, Sam Berman, John Blasio, Grace Bohlert, Brain Bohline, Linda Bonafede, Carl Barzello, Dolores Bradley, William Briecke, Edward Brown, Virginia Bunker, Valerie Burchard, Dean Camalieri, Anthony Campbell, Virginia Canfora, John Cannon, James Canterella, Joseph Carrao, Joseph Cascio, Alice Canara, Frank Cauella, Jo Ann Chiappe, Virginia Clausey, Thomas Colucci, Margaret Crifasi, Charles Cullinan, James Cummings, Katherine Currer, Mary Jane Curtin, Ralph Cuuie, Valerie Danega, Carol Darling, Patricia Dart, Robert Dauing, Stanley Davies, Diane Davis, Joan Deal, Roy Dean, David De Iorio, Robert Dellysse, Harriet De Lollio, Armand De luca, Antoinette Dietz, Michael Di Maio, John Dineen, Margaret Donolf, Jay .g ., 1, 1 ,asa is me .Alfie an ' s 3 . MDA H L 9 fa i iii A f ,xg J,,ge A D' . ii. wi? Dougherty, Douglas Downs, Thomas Drew, James Dullberg, Ellen Ehlers, Mary Elefante, Michael Engel, Robert Erban, Sharon Ericson, Jeffrey Ernhardt, Patricia Erwin, Morrily Evert, William Fannon, Maureen Fariello, Geraldine Farley, Kathleen Feinberg, Barbara Fields, Teri Finn, Janice Fisher, Frank Fondboe, May Frank, Diana Freeman, Mariarie Furey, Barbara Gaines, Patricia Galietta, Robert Galligan, Patricia Galloway, Bettilu Gambaro, Beatrice Gardner, Robert Garland, Priscilla Garrison, Geraldine Garrow, Carol Ghigna, Robert Glasser, Barbara Glaser, William Gleis, David Goeben, Bettylu Goguex, Julie Gould, George Gradus, Arlene Grauerholz, Betty Graziano, Virginia Green, Gail Grossman, Edward Guidice, Sherry Haggerty, Irma p. Hamazheck, Christine Hanley, Barbara Herman, Janet Higdon, Richard Hilbert, Vicki Himmelsback, Gay Anne Hobbs, Patricia Hoffman, Dorothy Halob, Frederick Horowitz, Mark Horton, Dirk 'U Howe, Elizabeth Huckenbeck, Richard Huners, Pamela ii i ' 1 P lmbasciani Carol Jacobs Marianna Jobin Judith Johnson Diana Jones Ju ie Sv , W Q ' Q: 1. Johansen, John Sw I ' if A' z lg 1 I ,I .,r vog- adv A Julian, Angel Keahon, Kathleen Keane, Kathleen Keegan, Diane Kielitz, Allen Kelly, Constance Kelty, Charles Kenna, Frank Kinne, Marion Klein, Caroline Knapp, Susan Kneblich, Dolores Kriete, Richard Kroll, Phyllis Kublin, Vincent Lamdin, Susan Landrigan, Peter lausten, Linda Le Brorl, Louis Lelferts, Robert lehr, Richard Lehrfeld, Robert Lievy, Nathan Lilienthal, Gilbert Lindenberg, Suzanne Locasio, Peter Lowell, Robert Lucyk, Ruth '71 Lynch, Michael A 'V Mac Kinnon, Donald x 1 if f f ii' I AA f Madsen, Leona Maher, Carol Mahler, Catherine Malino, Anthony Malkush, Michele Maloney, Martin Malony, Kathleen Marino, Virginia Marnane, Brenda Marsh, Arthur Martin, Lorraine Mc Cabo, Raymond Mc Grath, David Mc Guive, Barbara Mc Guire, Maureen 'Q Mc Nally, June Mc Neill, Margaret Meinhold, Patricia ,Q Mercer, Peter Miccio, Joseph Mientek, Loretta Mirabile, Cancheta Mirabile, Santo Mitchell, Joan Ii? it R I 14 N. R X N X X 52 ,AM 110 Mollenhauer, Christopher Monaco, Phyllis Mongelli, Claudia Moffa, Angela Moore, Grace Murphy, Owen Murray, Jean Nadel, Audrey Ney, Robert Nielsen, Patricia Noble, Edith Norwood, John O'Connell, Paul O'Malley, Carolyn Ortega, James Pensioro, James Petri, Doris Peterson, Patricia Petto, Richard Phelps, Anthony Pierce, Judith Pierce, Vincent Pinnella, Suzanne Podmaiorsky, Olga Ann Polos, James Porto, Victor Pryduluk, Lorraine Radigan, Thomas Raeder, Irene Rank, Harold Rank, Rita Reeseman, Susan Reilly, Paul Reimer, George Rendina, Barbara Rex, Larry Rigana, Charles Riportolla, James Rohr, Susan Rosenthal, Alan Ruland, Helen Salaasteanski, Jo Ann Sauerwein, Wendy Scanziani, Joyce Scherrer, John Schiel, Bernhard Schlipstein, Fern Schloman, William Schmidt, John Schmidt, Robert Schnabel, John Schumacher, Richard Scott, Judith Serr, William Seyfert, Patricia Sherrilf, Karen Siebel, Patricia Snodelmer, Donna Sosniclsi, William Specht, Richard 'L' 5 I L -. ,f -,,, : it M gyms .4 'B-ff 'Q 1 In ' 11: K -1 x uv gi .. .. , X Q iw ,M ,al- Spies, Dennis Spinner, Judith Stephenson, Edward Strauss, Jean Summers, Hans Tous, Carolyn Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Virginia Thompson, louella Thomsen, Robert Tilelli, Porisina Tomlin, John Tortora, Marie Urell, Joseph Valenza, Dolores Van Slyck, Ronald Van Velsor, Donna Van Wincke, Jack Vargas, Alfredo Vehstedt, George Vicchiullo, Dominick Virgilio, Lynn Vitali, Dolores Vogelsang, linda Ward, Patricia Wernet, John White, Ellen Whittiak, Carol Wilcox, Mary Ann Wilson, Ceci Winn, John Wisniowski, Edward Wolf, John Wolynski, Mary Ann Wootton, Charles Wrubei, Ruth Young, Frank Zawyrucha, Daniel Zimmerman, Frederick APPRECIATION The smiling thru expressions on the faces of the staff members reliect the happiness of accomplishment. 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